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walked the sidelines of for more than 46 years. His steely eyes have witnessed four national championships, two Super Bowls and now the growth of the Atlantic football program. That leadership has guided the Owls to back-to-back titles, the only team in the state of Florida to accomplish this feat in 2007 and 2008. SENIORS SENIORS 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

The Owls took to the fi eld Aug. 29, 2000, with 164 players in attendance for the program’s fi rst practice.

On Sept. 22, 2005, FAU hosted its fi rst-ever game.

More than 30 FAU football records, two-time bowl MVP, B.S. in information management systems, FAU’s fi rst NFL draft pick.

Players and coaches rushed the fi eld following the victory, 35-28, over perennial bowl contender Hawaii on Sept. 4, 2004.

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FAU became the youngest start-up program to earn a bowl berth in 2007. The Owls traveled to New Orleans where they defeated the University of Memphis. Just one year later FAU made a return trip to a bowl with an invitation to the Motor City Bowl in Detroit, MI. Once again the Owls prevailed becoming the first team in the history of the Sun Belt Conference to win back-to-back bowls. FAU was also the only team in the state of Florida to win bowls in both 2007 and 2008. The perfect streak is quite an accomplishment for a team that had competed in football for just eight seasons and only three as a full Bowl Subdivision member. What’s even more impressive is that Coach ’s six bowl wins matched against no bowl losses gives him more bowl victories than any other active coach who holds a perfect bowl record. 4 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 5 FAU’s Board of Trustees approved construction for a 30,000-seat, open-air football stadium — the centerpiece of the University’s residence hall, retail and stadium complex called Innovation Village. The stadium’s completion is scheduled for 2011 and will overlook the newly constructed alumni center, campus recreation and fi tness center as well as offer a view of the Atlantic coastline from its skybox and press box seats.

• 32 loge boxes • 4,000 Priority Club seats • 1,100 Premier Club seats • 24 suites FAU OWLS Florida Atlantic University’s Boca Raton campus was designated a burrowing owl sanctuary in 1971 by the Audubon Society. The bird found a safe home away from predators on the campus, which was once a U.S. Army air fi eld during World War II. The feisty bird, traditionally associated with wisdom and determination, serves as the University’s mascot. FAU Stadium FAU will open the on-campus stadium October 15, 2011 versus Western Kentucky. FAU Cheer Team The squad boasts a 1999 Pairs National Championship. FAU fi nished second at the NCAA 2001 and 2003 competitions. The 2010 co-ed team fi nished among the nation’s top-ten. The FIU vs. FAU The “Shula Bowl,” named for legendary coach FAU Dance Team , is the annual game between Sun In 2001, the team was ranked no. 10 nationally. In 2005, Belt Conference and South Florida rivals the team placed second in the nation in Open Dance at the Florida Atlantic and Florida International. The National Dance Association competition in Daytona Beach, FL. site of the Shula Bowl alternates between FAU Stadium and FIU Stadium. While Don Shula’s FAU Marching Band name is synonymous with professional football in South Florida, he has also had an impact on Florida Atlantic’s marching band took the fi eld in 2001, with the inaugural the two collegiate programs. FAU football team. Beginning in 2006, Howard Schnellenberger served as Shula’s the band boasted a new look and a new energy. with the Dolphins for two appearances and during the only perfect in NFL history. Shula also coached , FIU’s fi rst coach. The Owls lead the series, 8-1. FAU FOOTBALL

Just 10 yyearsears old, Florida Atlantic ffootballootball hhasas estaestablishedblished tthehe tratraditionsditions bbyy which future players will be jjudged.udged. Each season, the bar hahass mmovedoved just a little hihighergher and

eeachach season tthehe awarawardsds AWARDSAWARD ccontinueontinue to mountmount.. S In 2010, Rusty Smith became the fi rst FAU player to be drafted by an NFL team. Smith went to the in the sixth round. 5 seasons in Division I-AA – 5 All-Americans 5 seasons in Bowl Subdivision – 3 All-Americans

3 players have earned National Player-of-the-Week honors Rob Housler became the second FAU player An average of 18.7 football players, earn a 3.0+ GPA each semester drafted, and the highest FAU player taken, when The Ramon Rickards “Bone Award” is awarded each season to the player with the most “Big Hits” the selected him in the third 18 players, have signed professional contracts round of the 2011 draft. 2 bowl appearances – 2 MVPs, 1 defensive MVP

2 NFL Draftees – Rusty Smith and Rob Housler

Each spring, the Florida Atlantic Athletics Department hosts “Pro Day” — a day where 1 Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year nearly every organization descends upon the campus to evaluate NFL hopefuls. The one-day “mini-camp” is an opportunity for scouts to gather detailed 1 preseason Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year information and have a one-on-one look at every Owl that has aspirations to play professionally at football’s highest level. 7.33 All-Conference selections each season, on average, since joining Sun Belt The morning session is dedicated to those players who have completed their eligibility. 1 Sun Belt Title The afternoon session is for rising seniors and is limited according to NCAA rules. During the morning, scouts conduct thorough measurements, including weight testing in the FAU Strength and Conditioning Center as well as the broad jump. Also, Owls show off their skills in the vertical leap prior to moving to the Track and Field Complex where the hopefuls use the opportunity to run the 40 and showcase their footwork through agility drills. ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 11 • Each semester, more than one-third of FAU student- Conference Championships and NCAA athletes earn at least a 3.0 GPA. Appearances by Team FAU joined its fi rst conference in 1993-94 • In Fall 2010, 44% of the FAU student athletes earned a 3.0 GPA. or higher. Conference Championship Conference Championship 2004, 2010 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, • FAU Women’s honored with the highest GPA NCAA Regional Appearances 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007 1985, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2002, 2003, NCAA Tournament Play-in among SBC Women’s Golf Teams 2004, 2005, 2010 1997, 1998 NCAA Super Regional Appearances NCAA Tournament • FAU’s student-athlete graduation rate is greater than 2002 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006 the graduation rate of the University’s general MEN’S MEN’S student body. Conference Regular-Season Title 2011 NCAA Championship Conference Tournament 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1998 • Since 2008, 89 student-athletes have been inducted Championship WOMEN’S SWIMMING 2002 into FAU’s Chapter of Chi Alpha Sigma, the National Conference Championship NCAA Tournament 2006, 2007 College Athlete Honor Society. 2002 NCAA Championship NIT 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990 (3rd), • FAU athletic academic counselors work with student- 2011 1991 (2nd), 1992 (3rd), 1993, 1995, athletes to design individualized study plans including WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 1998, 2004, 2006, 2007 tutoring appointments, group-study sessions, Conference Championship MEN’S 2006 academic mentor meetings, supplemental instruction Conference Championship NCAA Tournament 2001 and individual meetings with athletic academic 2006 NCAA Tournament counselors. FOOTBALL 2001, 2002 NCAA WOMEN’S TENNIS • An objective-based approach is used in the 2003 Conference Championship development of the individualized study plans putting Conference Championship 2003, 2004 2007 NCAA Tournament the focus on task completion, acquisition of 2003, 2004 2007 knowledge and specialized support for each student- WOMEN’S TRACK Motor City Bowl athlete. NCAA Meet 2008 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, MEN’S SOCCER 2008, 2009 • SA Affairs workshops are scheduled throughout the Conference Championship year specifi cally for student-athletes. These 2007 Conference Championship workshops include topics such as resume writing, WOMEN’S SOCCER 1998, 1999, 2005 drug and alcohol awareness, fi nancial planning, public Conference Championship 1998 NCAA Tournament speaking, team building, gambling, sport psychology, 2005 1998, 1999, 2005 and health and wellness issues. NCAA Tournament 2005

12 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 13 2011 Dr. Steve Swanson (center)er) FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY and Rusty Smith (right) The Florida Atlantic University National Alumni Association (FAUNAA) represents FAU’s ever-growing alumni community. Building school David Brennen identity, spirit and loyalty through programs and services, the FAUNAAA The Owls Enjoyed a Nielsen Rating of 1.63 and its membership are dedicated to advancing the goals and missionss representing 1,561,000 million viewers for of the University and the Alumni Association. In nearly every walk of life you can fi nd FAU alumni. Visit www.faualumni.org. the 2007 New Orleans Bowl and a 2.49 rating reaching 2,443,368 million viewers Here are just a few of the more than 120,000 who have graduated from Florida Atlantic University. during the Dec. 26, 2008 telecast of the Dr. Marc Philippon Motor City Bowl. Arts and Entertainment Carol Hunstein Kenneth Herman ‘75 – Pulitzer Prize Winner for Meritorious Public Service Jeremy J. Murphy ‘98 – Vice President of Communications for CBS Scott “Carrot Top“ Thompson ’89 – Comedian Marc Kudisch ’88 – Tony-Nominated Broadway Actor Mirta Ojito ’86 – Author, Journalist, Pulitzer Prize Winner Athletics Rusty Smith – Member of Tennessee Titans football team Frank T. Brogan Dr. Mark Dean Business Luis Alberto Moreno ’76 – President of Inter-American Development Bank, Former U.S. Ambassador to Columbia Dr. Robert “Skipp” Orr ’76 – U.S. Executive Director and Ambassador of Asian Development Bank, Former President of Boeing Japan Raphael de la Vega ‘74 – President and CEO of AT&T Mobility and Consumer Markets Government Sue Skemp Frank T. Brogan ’81 – Chancellor of the Florida Board of Ken Herman Governors, Former FAU President and Lt. Governor R. David Paulison ’70 – Principal of Global Emergency Solutions, Former Administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency Margarita Perera Pinkos ’75, ’87, ’99, ’02 – Former Deputy Director/Senior Policy Advisor for the U.S. Department of Education The Honorable Carol Hunstein ’72 – Chief Justice of the Supreme Network 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Total Court of Georgia ESPN2 1113 6 Science, Medicine and Engineering Dr.DDr Robert “Skipp” Orr Luis Alberto Moreno ESPNU 111 2 5 Jimmy Clidaras ‘94 – Data Center Engineer and Director of Data Center Research and Development for Google ESPN360 1214 Dr. Steve Swanson ’86 – Astronaut (Two Space Shuttle Missions) GamePlan 111221 8 Dr. Mark Dean ’82 – Vice President of Technical Strategy and Global Operations for IBM Research Sun Sport 2 2 Dr. Marc Philippon ’87– One of the World’s Leading Orthopedic CSS 4 4422 1 17 Hip Surgeons and Partner at the Steadman Hawkins Clinic ScottSc “Carrot Top“ Fox 11 1 3 Sue Skemp ’81 – Executive Director of the Center for Ocean Energy Mirta Ojito Thompson Technology at FAU CSTV 1 1 Dr. Richard DiMarchi ’74 – Jack and Linda Gill Chair in Bio Molecular Sciences at Indiana University, Ambrx Pharmaceuticals Founder WTCN 3 3 and Chair, Marcadia Biotech Founder and Chief Scientifi c Offi cer, Former Group Vice President at Eli Lilly Big Ten 1 1 Education ESPN 1 1 David Brennen ’88 – Dean of the College of Law Jimmy Clidaras Jeremy J. Murphy 14 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 15 2011 SENIORSQUICK FACTS FLORIDAFLORIDA ATLANTICATLANTIC UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY TABLE OF CONTENTS QUICK FACTS

Important Dates/Quick Facts ...... 17 GENERAL INFORMATION School Name ...... Florida Atlantic University Media Information ...... 18-20 Location ...... Boca Raton, FL Founded ...... 1961 Coaches’ Bios and Football Staff ...... 21-38 Enrollment ...... 28,000 Founders ...... 39 Nickname ...... Owls Colors ...... Blue and Red Rosters ...... 44-45 Home Stadium ...... FAU Stadium Capacity ...... 30,000 Depth Chart ...... 46 Surface ...... Natural Grass Fred O’Connor Players’ Bios ...... 47-112 First Year of Football ...... 2001 Dave Lamont National Affi liation ...... NCAA FBS coached in the NFL provides the color 2010 in Review ...... 113-125 Basic Offense ...... Pro Set and was the interim Basic Defense ...... 3-4 for the Owls and has 2010 Statistics ...... 126-132 head coach for the Conference ...... Sun Belt since the program’s History ...... 132-188 President ...... Dr. Mary Jane Saunders 49ers. O’Connor was ...... Craig Angelos inception. He began also a collegiate head University Information ...... 190-208 Department Phone ...... 561-297-3710 his career on the coach and was an MEDIA INFORMATION student station while assistant at FAU. SID ...... Katrina McCormack Schnellenberger was at Offifi ce Phone ...... 561.297.3163 UM and currently does CeCellll Phone ...... 561.251.5588 FAU FUTURE FOOTBALL SCHEDULES E-mE-mailm ...... [email protected] games for both ESPN Faxx Number ...... 561.297.3963 and ABC. 2012 2013 2014 WeWebeb Site ...... fausports.com PrePresses Box Phone ...... 561.251.5588 at ULM at USF at Wyoming MaMailingai Address ...... 777 Glades Rd. Troy ULM at Alabama Boca Raton, FL 33431 at Western Kentucky at Troy OvOvernightve Address ...... Same ULL at Western Kentucky 2015 COACHINGCCOOA STAFF at Middle Tennessee at ULL at Florida HeadHeea Coach ...... Howard Schnellenberger AlmAlmam Mater ...... Kentucky ’56 North Middle Tennessee 20201001 Record ...... 4-8 at Arkansas State at North Texas 2017 20201001 Conference Record ...... 3-5 FIU Arkansas State Navy ReRecordec at FAU ...... 56-60 YeYearsa as a Collegiate Head Coach ...... 26 at Navy at FIU Ken LaVicka also serves OverallOvve ...... 157-140-3 at Georgia at South Alabama BowlBoow Record ...... 6-0 as the Owls Play-by-Play at Alabama Offifi ce Phone ...... 561.297.1094 announcer for both football Schedules subject to change. ASSISTANTAASSS COACHES and men’s basketball. AssistantAss Head Coach/DC/OLB ...... Kurt Van Valkenburgh OffensiveOfffe Coordinator/WR ...... Darryl Jackson ...... Jared Allen Tight Ends ...... Joe Corozza Defensive Lines ...... Johnny Frost IMPORTANT DATES 2011 Defensive Backs ...... Dick Hopkins Jason Pugh, a part of the Inside ...... Richard Lage broadcast team, works for July 19-20 ...... Sun Belt Web Conference Running Backs ...... David Serna ESPN760 and is a weekend Offensive Line ...... Dale Williams Aug 4 ...... Players Report Offensive GA ...... Mike Williams anchor for NBC WPTV in West Defensive GA ...... Joey Fitzgerald Aug 10 ...... First Day Full Pads One Practice Palm Beach. Pugh brings a SUPPORT STAFF unique insight as a former FAU Aug 11 ...... First Three-A-Day Athletic Trainer ...... John Burnside defensive lineman. Equipment ...... David Case Aug 19 ...... Last Three-A-Day Operations ...... Sean Todd Aug 20 ...... FanFest Tickets ...... Melanie Angel Video ...... Steve Cutcher Aug 20 ...... Classes Begin TEAM INFORMATION Sept 3 ...... at UF Letterwinners Returning ...... 28 Offensive ...... 8 Defensive ...... 20 Special Teams ...... 2 CREDITS LETTERWINNERS LOST This media guide is a collaborative effort. Written by Katrina McCormack, Total ...... 18 Assistant AD for Media Relations, assisted by Justin Johnson, Dale Long and Offensive ...... 9 Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger Jared Smith. Graphic Design by Manny Cannatella, FAU Marketing and Creative Defensive ...... 7 during one of many halftime and Services Department. Photography by FAU’s Photography Department. Photos Speciality ...... 2 also by Gil Hofmann, J.C. Ridley, Peter Lorber and Ralph Notaro. postgame interviews STARTERS RETURNING Offensive ...... 7 Defensive ...... 7 Specialty ...... 2

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INTERVIEWS Athletic Media Relations Overnight Shipping address For interviews with Coach Schnellenberger, Phone: 561-297-3163 Florida Atlantic University members of the staff and players during the Fax: 561-297-3499 Tom Oxley Center, Room 235 season, contact the Athletic Media Relations Website: www.fausports.com 777 Glades Road Offi ce. Requested players will be made Press Box: 561-251-5588 Boca Raton, FL 33431 available following prior approval by the coaches. Each Tuesday practice will begin a new week; players pre-requested will be Justin Johnson available at 2 p.m. The Sun Belt Conference Meet the Katrina McCormack Assistant DirectorDale Long Meghan O’Keefe call will be 11:30 a.m. EST. each Monday. Assistant AD/Media Relations [email protected] Director Assistant Director Coach Schnellenberger will be available Football Contact [email protected] [email protected] on Thursdays if prearranged. No player Opponents [email protected] interviews may be conducted on Friday.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWS FLORIDA Sept. 3 MIDDLE TENNESSEE Oct. 22 Coach Schnellenberger will be available in the interview area located on the west Location ...... Gainesville, FL Alma Mater (year) ...... Georgia ‘94 Location ...... Murfreesboro, TN Alma Mater (year) ...... FSU, ‘82 side of the stadium. Credentialed media are President ...... Dr. Bernie Machen 2010 Record ...... 8-5 President ...... Dr. Sidney McPhee 2010 Record ...... 6-7 welcome. FAU’s locker room is closed. The Athletics Director ....Jeremy Foley SID ...... Steve McClain Athletics Director ..Chris Massaro SID ...... Marc Owens Enrollment ...... 50,000 Office ...... 352-375-4683 x6115 Enrollment ...... 23,240 Office ...... 615-898-2450 interview policy for opponents will be set Conference ...... SEC Email ...... [email protected] Conference ...... Sun Belt Cell ...... 615-907-5797 and announced by the opponent SID. FAU Coach ...... Will Muschamp Website ...... gatorzone.com Coach ...... Rick Stockstill E-Mail ...... will assist in any way possible. Record (Overall, years) ...... 0-0 Record (Overall, years) 33-30 (5) ...... [email protected] Website....www.goblueraiders.com PRACTICE MICHIGAN STATE Sept. 10 ARKANSAS STATE Nov. 5 As a general rule, all FAU practices are open Location ...... East Lansing, MI Alma Mater (year) ...South Carolina, ‘79 Location ...... Jonesboro, AR Alma Mater (year) ...... to the public as well as the media. Reporters ...... Southern Mississippi ‘92 are asked to remain on the outside sidelines President ...... Lou Anna K. Simon 2010 Record ...... 11-2 President ...... Dr. Les Wyatt Athletics Director ...... Mark Hollis SID ...... John Lewandowski Athletics Director ....Dr. Dean Lee 2010 Record ...... 4-8 and not to talk to players or coaches during Enrollment ...... 42,218 Office ...... 517-355-2271 Enrollment ...... 10,869 SID ...... Jerry Scott practice. There may be instances, however, Conference ...... Big Ten E-Mail ...... [email protected] Conference ...... Sun Belt Office ...... 870-972-3405 when all or part of practice is closed. Please Coach ...... Mark Dantonio Website .... www.msuspartins.com Coach ...... Hugh Freeze Cell ...... 870-243-6021 contact the FAU Athletic Media Relations Record (Overall, years) ...51-36 (7) Record (Overall, years) .20-5 (2) E-Mail ...... [email protected] Website ... www.asuindians.com CREDENTIALS Offi ce in advance if planning to attend a Media credentials are issued to members of the working media only. practice session. Interviews may be conducted with the players and AUBURN Sept. 24 FIU Nov. 12 coaches following practice if prearranged. Television crews are permitted Working space in the press box is assigned on a fi rst-come, fi rst-served Location ...... Auburn, AL Alma Mater (year) ...... Florida ‘85 Location ...... Miami, FL Alma Mater (year) ...... Miami, ‘93 basis, with the circulation size taken into consideration. Please call in to fi lm at practice provided they adhere to certain guidelines. Video President ...... Dr. Jay Gogue 2010 Record ...... 14-0 President ...... Mark Rosenberg 2010 Record ...... 7-6 advance to allow phone lines to be assigned. There is no charge for parking access is available during fundamental and individual drills only, with Athletics Director ...... Jay Jacobs SID ...... Kirk Sampson Athletics Director ...... Pete Garcia SID ...... Paul Dodson with a parking pass. Requests for credentials and parking passes should be no fi lming during team work, including pass skeleton. Tripods are not Enrollment ...... 25,078 Office ...... 334-844-9800 Enrollment ...... 38,000 Office ...... 305-348-2084 Conference ...... SEC E-Mail ...... [email protected] Conference ...... Sun Belt E-Mail ...... [email protected] made in writing to: permitted on the practice fi eld. At all times, fi lming is at the discretion of FAU. Coach ...... Gene Chizik Website ...www.auburntigers.com Coach ...... Website ...... www.fiusports.com Athletic Media Relations Offi ce Record (Overall, years) ...... 27-24 Record (Overall, years) 16-34 (4) Florida Atlantic University FILING REPORTS 777 Glades Road ULL Oct. 1 TROY Nov. 19 Boca Raton, FL 33431 All members of the print media will have internet access in the press box to fi le reports after the game and in the media room prior to or post Location ...... Lafayette, LA Alma Mater (year) ..Delta State ‘92 Location ...... Troy, AL Alma Mater (year) ...... Auburn, ‘70 practice. President ...... Dr. Roy Authement 2010 Record ...... 3-9 President ....Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. 2010 Record ...... 8-5 Requests can be also be faxed to 561.297.3963 or e-mailed to Athletics Director .....David Walker SID ...... Daryl Cetnar Athletics Director ....Steve Dennis SID ...... Rickey Hazel [email protected]. Enrollment ...... 15,081 Office ...... 337-482-6331 PHONE INTERVIEWS Enrollment ...... 28,255 Office ...... 334-670-3832 Conference ...... Sun Belt Cell ...... 337-654-6923 Conference ...... Sun Belt Cell ...... 334-372-7032 Members of the media may pick up credentials at the Athletic Media Contact the Athletic Media Relations Offi ce to arrange phone interviews Coach ...... Mark Hudspeth E-Mail [email protected] Coach ...... Larry Blakeney E-Mail ...... [email protected] Relations Offi ce the Friday before each home game or, if necessary, at the with coaches and players. All interviews will be arranged according to Record (Overall, yrs) ...... 91-22 (9) Website .....www.ragincajuns.com Record (Overall, yrs.) 153-77-1(20) Website .....www.troytrojans.com Will Call window. The press box is located on the west side of the stadium. players’ class, study and practice schedules. Players will be asked to return all phone calls. The Athletic Media Relations Offi ce will not release NORTH TEXAS Oct. 8 UAB Nov. 26 PHOTOGRAPHERS players’ telephone numbers. Per NCAA guidelines, still photographers and videographers are allowed Location ...... Denton, TX Alma Mater (year) ...... Iowa ‘75 Location ...... Birmingham, AL Alma Mater (year) ...... Alabama, ‘77 President .....Dr. Gretchen Bataille 2010 Record ...... 3-9 to shoot from either sideline and the endzone. Photographers are not FAU ON THE WEB President ...... Dr. Carol Garrison 2010 Record ...... 4-8 Athletics Director ...Rick Villarreal SID ...... Eric Capper Athletics Director ....Brian Mackin SID ...... Norm Reilly permitted in the team area between the 30-yard lines. Any photographer All team information may be accessed by connecting to the Florida Atlantic University Offi cial Athletics Web site at www.fausports.com. Enrollment ...... 33,500 Office ...... 940-565-2476 Enrollment ...... 16,697 Office...... 205-934-0722 seen in the team area will be escorted from the fi eld. Conference ...... Sun Belt Cell ...... 940-367-0727 Conference ...... Conference USA E-Mail ...... [email protected] Team statistics, roster, schedule and results can be accessed using this Coach ...... Dan McCarney E-Mail ...... [email protected] Coach ...... Neil Callaway Website ...... www.uabsports.com MEDIA SERVICES site. The game may also be followed via an audio link and via a text link. Record (Overall, years) 56-85 (12) Website ...... Record (Overall, years) .15-33 (4) ...... www.meangreensports.com The stadium’s media entrance is located in the center on the west side Streaming video is also an option for home games without television. of the stadium. It opens 60 minutes prior to game time. Programs, media WESTERN KENTUCKY Oct. 15 ULM Dec. 3 SUN BELT OPPORTUNITIES guides and game notes are available before the game, and complete Location ...... Green, KY Alma Mater (year) ...... WKU ‘92 Location ...... Monroe, LA Alma Mater (year) ...... Tulsa ‘83 statistical packages are distributed in the press box. Coach Schnellenberger will take part in the weekly Sun Belt President ....Dr. James E. Cofer Sr 2010 Record ...... 5-7 Teleconference. Please call the Media Relations offi ce 561.297.3163 for President ...... Dr. Gary Ransdell 2010 Record ...... 2-10 Athletics Director ...... SID ...... Chris Glowacki Athletics Director .....Bobby Staub SID ...... Adam Prendergast PHONE LINES media information, time and number. It is also an opportunity to keep ...... Dr. Camden Wood Selig Office ...... 270-745-5388 Enrollment ...... 8,571 Office ...... 318-342-5462 Phone lines can be ordered. Contact Katrina McCormack for assistance. abreast of conference information, the player of the week honoree and Enrollment ...... 18,664 E-Mail . [email protected] Conference ...... Sun Belt Cell ...... 205-999-2062 injury information. Electronic media will also be provided with satellite Conference ...... Sun Belt Website ...... www.wkusports.com Coach ...... Todd Berry E-Mail ...... [email protected] coordinates for weekly feeds. Coach ...... Willie Taggert Record (Overall, years) .... 5-7 (1) Website .. www.ulmathletics.com Record (Overall, years) ...2-10 (1)

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COACHING CAREER That fi rst class, along with some 150 more, held their fi rst practice, in a would accomplish another fi rst when Schnellenberger saw his fi rst FAU player HOWARD HIGHLIGHTS junior college gymnasium, in socks, located just yards from where the new selected in the NFL Draft by the Tennessee Titans. Schnellenberger and his SCHNELLENBERGER • Four national on-campus stadium stands. The fi rst fall, the team bused, daily, to the Owls began 2010 with a new and fi ve new offensive lineman, a collegiate football newly constructed practice fi elds located behind the Tom Oxley Center, new , two new defensive coaches and a new strength DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL championships a building built due to Schnellenberger’s $13 million fund raising effort. coach. FAU closed out the season 4-8 but went into the off-season with (Alabama ’61, ’64, 65: That road, a former military air strip, now lies beneath the on-campus three players invited to the NFL combine. stadium’s turf. The program was born when the team took the fi eld for its OPERATIONS • HEAD COACH Miami ’83) Schnellenberger and his Owls have written the program’s fi rst chapter. It was fi rst outside practice, Aug. 12, 2000. FAU played its fi rst scrimmage Sept. • Seven NFL playoff a decade to remember with an NCAA semi-fi nal berth, accepting conference 23, 2000, and took to the fi eld Sept. 1, 2001. It only took two games teams ( affi liation and back-to-back bowl victories. As the second decade begins, so for FAU to have its fi rst upset, defeating the No. 22 ranked team in the HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER COACHING EXPERIENCE ’70, ’71, ’72, ’76, ’79; does the next chapter. This chapter will begin in an on-campus stadium. 1999-Pres. Head Coach, Florida Atlantic University ’67, country, 31-28. That fi rst year the Owls fi nished 4-6 and would return 1995 Head Coach, Oklahoma University ’69) nearly every player. For the National Title Schnellenberger has been part of four collegiate national championships. His 1985-94 Head Coach, • Best record in NFL 2002 was a little more diffi cult as the players soon learned, predominately 1983 won the school’s fi rst title, defeating Nebraska in the 1979-84 Head Coach, history as the Miami as sophomores, that size and age did not matter. Schnellenberger would set 50th . He was offensive coordinator for Paul “Bear” Bryant at 1975-79 Assist. Coach, Miami Dolphins Dolphins’ Offensive the course by scheduling the best programs that would play the Owls. FAU Alabama when the Crimson Tide won championships in 1961, 1964 and 1965. 1973-74 Head Coach, Baltimore Colts Coordinator, 17-0 in fi nished 2-9. But, just one year later the Owls would begin an upward spiral 1970-72 Assist. Coach, Miami Dolphins ’72) that no one, except Schnellenberger expected. FAU became the fastest In the NFL 1966-69 Assist. Coach, Los Angeles Rams • 1983 National start-up program to capture a Division I-A victory, the 22nd game. FAU Schnellenberger has been part of seven NFL playoff teams and was part of 1961-65 Assist. Coach, Champions defeating would drop the next two but rattled off 10-consecutive victories and fell in two Super Bowl championship staffs. He helped the 1972 Miami Dolphins to 1959-60 Assist. Coach, University of Kentucky Nebraska 31-30 in the the National Championship semi-fi nal game, a game FAU hosted on National the NFL’s only undefeated (17-0) season. Schnellenberger has recruited and/ 50th Anniversary HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER CAREER NOTES television. It was that same year that FAU was invited to join the Sun Belt or coached former pros , , , , Orange Bowl Game AND HIGHLIGHTS Conference, an invitation that was accepted. Schnellenberger was named , and , and stars such as , Brian and • 1983 National Coach Motor City Bowl, Detroit Michigan Years As Collegiate Head Coach: 27 the 2003 Sports Network South Coach of the Year at season’s . , offensive tackles and ; fullback of the Year Carwell Gardner; Earnest Givins; Joe Johnson, Collegiate Record: 157-140-3 (.523) The Owls, comprised of the senior foundation builders, would forego any defensive Ted Washington; Ray Buchanan; and defensive At Miami: 41-16 (.719) Special Honors, Awards possibility of a Division I-AA national championship for the opportunity to tackle Mike Flores. Three of his former assistants were on the staff of the At Louisville: 54-56-2 (.491) • 2009 and 2010 Head Coach of the Nation in Texas vs. Nation Game move the program toward Division I-A. The challenge began when the Owls Cowboys during their rise to consecutive Super Bowl Titles. At Oklahoma: 5-5-1 (.500) • 2008 Inducted into Palm Beach County Hall of Fame stormed into Hawaii, with a hurricane hitting Florida’s coastline at game At Florida Atlantic: 57-63 (.475) • 2007 Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year time, and handed the Warriors their only home fi eld loss in 2004, defeating At Miami • 2007 Recognized for being in the University of Kentucky’s Hall of Fame BOWL RECORD: 6-0 a bowl participant in just the 36th game of the program’s existence. FAU Schnellenberger took over a • 2005 Inducted into the University of Louisville Hall of Fame 1980 , beat 20-10 would follow the 2003 record of 11-3 with a 9-3 mark playing the most University of Miami program • 2003 Palm Beach County Amateur Athlete Coach of the Year 1983 Orange Bowl, beat Nebraska 31-30 diffi cult schedule to date. that was nearing extinction • 2003 Sports Network South Coach of the Year in 1979. He installed a pro- 1990 , beat Alabama 34-7 In the fi fth year, Schnellenberger was faced with replacing the inaugural • 1991 Head Coach, Japan Bowl All-Star Game style attack with quarterback 1993 , beat Michigan State 18-7 class and many who had held positions for three and in some cases four • 1988 Head Coach, Blue/Gray All-Star Game Jim Kelly and led Miami to 2007 New Orleans Bowl, beat Memphis 44-27 years. The 2005 squad struggled to a 2-9 record playing a full FBS opponent • 1983 Coach of the Year, U.S. Football Writers Association of America an Orange Bowl bid and the 2008 Motor City Bowl, beat Central Michigan 24-20 slate. The following year, 2006, the Owls played their fi rst fi ve games on • 1983 Coach of the East Squad, East-West Shrine Game national championship four the road at Clemson, Kansas State, Oklahoma State and South Carolina HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER YEAR-BY-YEAR COLLEGIATE HEAD • 1982 Coach of the East Squad, East-West Shrine Game years later. His teams lost and fi nished 5-7. The squad was guided by two quarterbacks, but saw the COACHING RECORD • 1981 Coach of the Year, The Football News only two home games in fi ve evolution of Rusty Smith, who would later become the fi rst FAU player to • 1981 UPI Coach of the Week in 17-14 win over No. 1 Penn State years (22-2) while laying the Year School W L T Pct be drafted by the NFL. That experience paid dividends in 2007 as Smith • 1980 Southern Independent Coach of the year, Associated Press groundwork for a program that 1979 Miami 5 6 0 .454 guided the Owls to an 8-5 record, the program’s fi rst Sun Belt Conference • 1980 Florida Sports Hall of Fame went on to win three more 1980 Miami 9 3 0 .750 title and etched the program in the annals of the NCAA record books as national titles in the next 1981 Miami 9 2 0 .818 At Florida Atlantic the fastest program to earn a bowl invitation. Proving it wasn’t a fl uke, seven seasons. 1982 Miami 7 4 0 .636 An on-campus stadium rose from the Owls made a repeat appearance in 2008 becoming the only team in the 1983 Miami 11 1 0 .916 the ground in 2011. While those state of Florida to have back-to-back bowl victories in 2007 and 2008. FAU At Louisville 1985 Louisville 2 9 0 .182 new to the program marveled at also became the fi rst Sun Belt Conference team to win back-to-back bowl A native of Louisville, 1986 Louisville 3 8 0 .272 the speed of the construction, games. What makes the bowl victories more impressive is that FAU became Schnellenberger returned 1987 Louisville 3 7 1 .318 those familiar knew it was a bowl eligible, in its rise to Division I-A status in 2006 therefore the Owls in 1985 to build a college 1988 Louisville 8 3 0 .727 long-time in the making and captured a bowl victory in two of the fi rst three seasons that they were part football contender. His top 1989 Louisville 6 5 0 .545 one of the many driving forces of the Bowl Sub Division. team fi nished 10-1-1 and 1990 Louisville 10 1 1 .875 behind it was legendary Coach defeated Alabama in the Fiesta When you consider all the “fi rsts” that Florida Atlantic University’s 1991 Louisville 2 9 0 .182 Howard Schnellenberger. Bowl, the highlight of the 1992 Louisville 5 6 0 .455 football team has accomplished, it is hard to believe. What may be even Back Row - Coach Schnellenberger, son Tim, The stadium is a full circle of most successful decade in 1993 Louisville 9 3 0 .750 more diffi cult to comprehend is that legendary Head Coach Howard Front Row - Sons Stuart and Stephen sorts for the 77-year-old football Louisville football history. His 1994 Louisville 6 5 0 .545 Schnellenberger accomplished a “fi rst” as well in 2007. When the then program architect. In April of teams played a coast-to-coast 1995 Oklahoma 5 5 1 .500 73-year-old program builder was named 2007 Sun Belt Coach of the Year, 1998 Howard Schnellenberger schedule against the top conferences in the nation and produced victories 2001 Florida Atlantic 4 6 0 .400 it marked the fi rst time he had earned a conference award. Schnellenberger was asked to consider a project. over such teams as Texas (1), Alabama (1), Michigan State (1), North 2002 Florida Atlantic 2 9 0 .182 has resurrected two programs from virtual extinction. Neither was affi liated He was asked to weigh the facts, Carolina (1), Virginia (1), NC State (1), West Virginia (1), (1), 2003 Florida Atlantic 11 3 0 .786 with a conference. research the possibilities and Arizona State (2), and Pittsburgh (4). The Schnellenberger Era also generated 2004 Florida Atlantic 9 3 0 .750 explore the community’s interest By 2008, Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger had welcomed the fi rst support for the University’s 42,000-seat, on-campus stadium. 2005 Florida Atlantic 2 9 0 .544 recruiting class; climbed the ranks of Division I-AA, including a national and support for the addition of Personal 2006 Florida Atlantic 5 7 0 .417 semi-fi nal appearance; joined a conference, began playing football in the football to FAU’s sports roster. Howard Schnellenberger learned his football tactics as a player for “Bear” 2007 Florida Atlantic 8 5 0 .667 country’s highest classifi cation, the Bowl Subdivision; and grabbed a league Just over a year later he was Bryant and at the University of Kentucky. He served as an 2008 Florida Atlantic 7 6 0 .538 title along with two bowl championships to add to his perfect collection named Head Football Coach and assistant to Collier at Kentucky and Bryant at Alabama. Schnellenberger then 2009 Florida Atlantic 5 7 0 .417 of six (six appearances as a head coach). With expectations high, the 2009 the program was recruiting its moved on to pro ball as an assistant to George Allen (Rams) and Don Shula 2010 Florida Atlantic 4 8 0 .333 season began at Nebraska followed by South Carolina. The Owls would win fi rst class. (Dolphins). He was head coach of the Baltimore Colts from 1973 to 74. He Total 26 Seasons 157 140 3 .523 fi ve of their last eight, fall short of their goals with a 5-7 record, suffer and his wife, Beverlee, have two sons: Stuart and Tim. Stuart was a tight a season-ending injury to Smith the three-year starting quarterback, but Coach Schnellenberger with wife Beverlee continue on next page

22 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 23 SENIORS SENIORSSEHEAD COACH 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY end/center on his father’s 1983 national championship team. His eldest son, TE , Stephen, passed away March 9, 2008. Grandchildren are Teather Ann, Joey 8 and Marcus, a member of the FAU golf team. Fred Robinson DE Chargers 8 Mark Sander LB Miami Dolphins 5 PLAYERS RECRUITED BY HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER AND HIS ASSISTANTS LB Dallas Cowboys 11 WHILE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI, THE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE Joey Smith DB 2 AND FAU WHO WERE ON NFL ROSTERS FOR AT LEAST ONE SEASON. Rusty Smith QB Tennessee Titans 6 Player Pos. Team Round DE , David Ackers PK Philadelphia Eagles 12 Dallas Cowboys 2 Bruce Armstrong OL 1 DB 5 Jaime Asher TE Washington Redskins 5 Vinnie Testaverde QB , Cleveland Aaron Bailey WR 7 Browns, 1 (1) Dallas Cowboys, New York Don Bailey OC Indianapolis Colts 11 Jets, Dallas Cowboys Rocky Belk WR 7 John Turner DB San Diego Chargers 2 DB 3 PK Philadelphia Eagles 7 RB Indianapolis Colts 2 Ted Washington DT , Bennie Blades DB 1 1 (25) WR 2 DL New England Patriots 1 (27) John Bock OL Miami Dolphins 8 Warren Williams RB 6 Deral Boykin DB Los Angeles Rams 6 Klaus Wilsmeyer P Tampa Bay Buccaneers 12 Melvin Bratton RB Denver Broncos 7 Kevin Fagan DT San Francisco 49ers 4 Jeff Brohm QB San Diego Chargers 4 Tom Cavallo LB San Francisco 49ers 5 DB Miami Dolphins 2 Klaus Wilmsmeyer PK San Francisco 49ers 12 Willie Lee Broughton DE Dallas Cowboys, Los Angeles Raiders. Free Agent Signees from Florida Atlantic Indianapolis Colts 4 Eddie Brown WR 1 (13) Brian Pare LS Bears DT Philadelphia Eagles 1 (9) Chris Laskowski LB Indianapolis Colts Ray Buchanan DB Indianapolis Colts 3 Kevin Fischer OL Tampa Bay Buccaneers Alan Campos LB Dallas Cowboys 5 Jared Allen QB Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tony Chickillo DT San Diego Chargers 5 Quentin Swain LB NFL Europe Resco Clark DB Indianapolis Colts 8 Willie Hughley DB Cleveland Browns Mark Cooper OT Denver Broncos 2 Nello Faulk OL Julio Cortes DE Seattle Seahawks 8 Mark Myers K CFL and Jets Jerry Crafts OL 10 Taheem Acevedo DB Kansas City Chiefs Ralph Dawkins RB New Orleans Saints 4 Frantz Joseph LB Oakland Raiders TE 2 Jervonte Jackson DL Philadelphia Eagles Mike Flores DE Philadelphia Eagles 11 William Rose FB Tennessee Titans Darrell Fullerton DB Minnesota Vickings, Jason Harmon TE Jacksonville Jaguars Tampa Bay Buccaneers 4 CFL Carwell Gardner RB Buffalo Bills 2 Ernest Givens WR Houston Oilers 2 Mark Myers K Hamilton Keith Griffi n RB Washington Redskins 10 Lawrence Gordon DB Hamilton Jim Hanna DT New Orleans Saints 5 Casey McGahee DB/KR Saskatchewan David Heffernan OL Tampa Bay Buccaneers 7 NFL Europe RB Dallas Cowboys, Houston Oilers 1 (3) Rob Housler TE Arizona Cardinals 3(69th) Quinton Swain LB Germany Michael Irvin WR Dallas Cowboys 1 (11) Chris Laskowski DB Germany Joe Johnson DE New Orleans Saints 1 (13) Jared Allen QB Joe Kohlbrand DE New Orleans Saints 8 Year-by-Year Professional Head Coaching Record Bernie Kosar QB Cleveland Browns, Miami Dolphins, Dallas Cowboys 1 (1) Year Team W L T Pct DB New England Patriots 8 1973 Baltimore 4 10 0 .286 Terry Rice Lockett LB Los Angeles Raiders 10 1974 Baltimore 0 3 0 .000 CB Miami Dolphins 2 Total 2 Seasons 4 13 0 .235 DB New England Patriots 5 Tyrrus McCloud LB 4 Bubba McDowell DB Houston Oilers 3 Schnellenberger and the Pros Selection of recruits, style of play and

John McVeigh DE Seattle Seahawks 12 practice regimes have helped more than 70 players recruited by Coach COACHES ASSISTANT Danny Miller PK Indianapolis Colts, Washington Redskins, Schnellenberger’s staff to play in the NFL. New England Patriots 11 LB Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Los Angeles Rams • Ten players recruited by Coach Schnellenberger’s staffs were fi rst 2 Browning Nagel QB Atlanta Falcons, New York Jets 2 (1) selections of their pro team Robert “Speedy” Neal RB Buffalo Bills 3 • At least one player who was recruited or coached by Coach Scott Nicholas LB Miami Dolphins, Schnellenberger has played in 12 Super Bowls. Cleveland Browns 12 • Brian Pare became FAU’s fi rst to sign a pro contract, 2004 Roman Oben OL New York Giants 3 • Rusty Smith became FAU’s fi rst NFL Draftee in 2010. Matt Patchan OT Philadelphia Eagles 3 WR New Orleans Saints, Detroit Lions 2 Gregg Rakoczy OC Cleveland Browns 2 24 GET READY... COACHES COACHES 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

At Louisville Prominent Players Coached KURT VAN VALKENBURGH He helped guide the team to a national ranking while playing one of ASSISTANT HEAD COACH the most diffi cult schedules in the country. In 1993, Louisville defeated At Oklahoma Michigan State in the Liberty Bowl. Tyrone Peterson, drafted by the Baltimore Ravens. DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR AND OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS At Maryland At Louisville COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS AT FAU Sam Madison, drafted by the Miami Dolphins; Rico Clark, drafted by the COACHING Three of his linebackers were drafted in the NFL (linebackers led the team Kurt Van Valkenburgh was among the initial staff and has been instrumental in the construction of in sacks for the fi rst time in school history while leading the team in Indianapolis Colts; Tyrus McCloud, drafted by the Baltimore Ravens. EXPERIENCE the program. Among his many duties, he assumed the defensive coordinator role in January of 2010 sacks for two-consecutive seasons). but continues to concentrate his practice efforts with the linebackers. A has led the squad At Maryland 2011 – Florida Atlantic (Assistant Head eight of the program’s 10 seasons in tackles. In 2008 Frantz Joseph took that accomplishment one step At Vanderbilt Sean Scott, drafted by the Dallas Cowboys; O’Brien Alston, drafted by the Coach, Defensive Coordinator, OLB) further by grabbing more tackles than any other player in the nation (154). He ended his fi nal campaign He helped to guide the team to its last bowl game, the Hall of Fame Indianapolis Colts; Jack Bradford, drafted by the Washington Redskins. 2010 – Florida Atlantic (Assistant Head as the country’s No. 2 tackler for an average of 11.8. In fact, Joseph concluded his three year FAU Bowl. One of his players, , was selected in the fi rst round At Vanderbilt Coach, Defensive Coordinator, LB) career, all as a starter, among the nation’s top-17 all-time in tackles. He shattered FAU’s all-time, single- of the NFL draft. Van Valkenburgh was nominated for the Southeastern Leonard Coleman, fi rst-round draft pick by the Indianapolis Colts. season tackle mark in 2007 and broke his own record in 2008. Conference Assistant Coach of the Year. 1998-2009 – Florida Atlantic (Assistant At Colgate Head Coach, LB and Special Teams) If there is one thing that stands out about the Owls defense it is the degree which the linebackers are At Colgate Paul Lawler, led the nation in , drafted by the Buffalo Bills. ready to play each and every game. This philosophy has been proven over time as the young program 1996 – Purdue (Defensive Secondary) He led the team to a 10-1 record, the most victories in the school’s has consistently honored its linebackers at seasons end. In 2002 it was Chris Laskowski, who joined the history. Paul Lawler led the nation in interceptions. 1995 – Oklahoma (Defensive Coordinator) program as a freshman walk-on. Laskowski was the team’s MVP in 2002 and was the co-MVP in 2003. In NFL PLAYERS (ROUND DRAFTED) 2004 Laskowski earned the team’s Defensive MVP award and in 2005 it was Shomari Earls who walked At Union College 1992-94 – Louisville (Linebackers/ DB Paul Lawler (5th) Buffalo Bills away with Team and Defensive MVP honors. After a one-year hiatus top defensive honors returned to Began rebuilding of program – improved winning percentage. Secondary) DB Leonard Coleman (1st) Indianapolis Colts the linebackers in 2007, a year that saw Cergile Sincere follow Joseph in total tackles, lead the Owls At SUNY Albany 1986-92 – Maryland (Linebackers) LB Sean Scott (7th) Dallas Cowboys to their fi rst Sun Belt Conference Championship and fi rst appearance in a bowl game. That torch was The team fi nished undefeated. 1982-85 – Vanderbilt (Defensive passed to Joseph in 2008 a task he embraced. In 2009, Van Valkenburgh was faced with preparing three LB O’Brien Alston (4th) Indianapolis Colts Coordinator) new starters and none with signifi cant playing time. By season’s end, a true freshman had earned a Playing Career LB Jack Bradford (5th) Washington Redskins starting nod. Edward Bradwell stepped up as a leader and garnered the team’s Defensive MVP honors at Played three seasons as the starting linebacker at Springfi eld College DB Sam Madison (34rd) Miami Dolphins 1981 – Virginia (Secondary) season’s end. Malik Eugene walked away with the team’s Defensive MVP honor in 2010. Eugene teamed (Springfi eld, MA). DB Rico Clark (4th) Indianapolis Colts with fellow linebacker Michael Lockley, who led the squad in tackles, to showcase Van Valkenburgh’s 1977-81 – Colgate (Defensive LB Tyrus McCloud (3rd) Miami Dolphins Coordinator) aggressive style of play. LB Tyrone Peters (4th) Baltimore Ravens 1975-77 – Union (Defensive Coordinator Van Valkenburgh was also responsible for the play of the special teams from 2001-2009. In 2003 the LB Chris Laskowski (Free Agent) Indianapolis Colts special teams were credited with one TD, allowed no scores from a punt or a kick-off, and zero blocked & Secondary Coach) LB Frantz Joseph (Free Agent) Oakland Raiders kicks or punts. 2004 was more of the same. The unit scored one TD, forced a safety and blocked four 1974 – SUNY Albany (Linebackers) punts. 1972-74 – Mohawk High School, Mohawk, As the FAU individuals began to receive awards, it was only a matter of time before the longtime coach NY (Assistant Coach) was recognized as the Top Assistant Coach by the All- Foundation in 2005. The honor Bowl Games as a Coach stands for so much more than the on-fi eld accomplishments. It is a symbol of his devotion to the program and his willingness to get the job done no matter the task at hand. As Head Coach Howard 2008 Motor City Bowl (Florida Atlantic) Schnellenberger’s right-hand man, Van Valkenburgh fi nds himself as the go-to guy. 2007 New Orleans (Florida Atlantic) Van Valkenburgh’s linebackers continue to excel and are the consistent leaders on the fi eld. Joseph or 1994 Liberty Bowl (Louisville) Sincere also led the Sun Belt Conference in total tackles wire-to-wire in 2007 and Joseph repeated the 1991 Freedom Bowl (Maryland) feat in 2008. Sincere was invited to play in the 2007 Hula Bowl and Joseph was named the Defensive MVP at the Texas versus the Nation All-Star Game in 2009. Michael Lockley concluded the season ranked 1983 Hall of Fame Bowl (Vanderbilt) No. 2 in total tackles with 119. Recruiting Area Van Valkenburgh also oversees the recruiting process as well as many of the day-to-day administrative Oversight and cross checker duties. Personal Information At Purdue His defense established three Birth date: April 13, 1949 defensive school records in the Hometown: Schenectady, NY secondary and improved from Education: 1975, M.S., education, SUNY 11th ranked pass defense in Albany; 1971, B.S., physical education, the Big Ten to the top fi ve. He Springfi eld College coached the no. 2 and no. 3 Marital Status: Wife, Marilyn ranked players in interceptions Children: Heather, Brock and Melissa in the conference. He tutored Grandchildren: Dara (14), Isabel (11), a who set the Hannah (10), Faith (9), Abigail (7), school record for passes Samuel (6), Talia (4) and John Ryan (3) broken up. At Oklahoma His defense ended the season ranked 9th against the rush and 15th overall.

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In his role, Jackson oversaw one of the key elements in Koetter’s high-octane DARRYL JACKSON offensive attacks, which was ranked in the nation’s top-fi ve during the 2004 OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/WIDE RECEIVERS and 2005 seasons. In his six seasons with ASU, Jackson guided two of the top receivers in ASU’s history. In fact Derek Hagan concluded his career as ASU’s At FAU all-time leader in receptions (258), receiving yards (3,939) and Promoted to offensive coordinator in 2009, after two seasons as the wide receivers coach. Concentrated receptions (27) and 100-yard receiving games (18). Hagan was a two-time COACHING his 2010 efforts with the quarterbacks and will return to a young wide receiving unit in 2011 as well as his semifi nalist for the Biletnikoff award, the second to be considered for the award, and was a fi rst-team All-Pac-10 selection. Jackson worked with four EXPERIENCE coordinator duties. Since becoming the coordinator he has dealt with a midseason quarterback replacement (2009) and installing an entirely new offensive line in 2010. His third season will be the insertion of a new All-Pac-10 selections during his tenure with ASU. 2011 Florida Atlantic (Offensive quarterback and it will be one with limited game experience. At Boise State Coordinator/Wide Receivers) Originally joined Florida Atlantic’s staff in the spring of 2007 and was introduced to a young receiving Jackson joined Koetter’s staff in 1998 after then Boise State head coach 2010 Florida Atlantic (Offensive Houston Nutt left for Arkansas. The 2000 team featured fi ve players averaging Coordinator/Quarterbacks) core that became even younger with the loss of the team’s leading receiver prior to camp. As the season progressed, he not only had one of the team’s strongest assets, but saw redshirt sophomore Cortez Gent over 16.5 yards/catch, while the team fi nished with over 3,500 total 2009-10 Florida Atlantic (Offensive develop into a big-play threat. Gent concluded the season with nine 2007 touchdowns, which ties FAU’s passing yards. Coordinator/Wide Receivers) single-season mark. Gent also ended his sophomore campaign second in single-season yards, in 12 games During the 1999 season, the Broncos fi nished second in the conference in 2007-08 Florida Atlantic (Wide Receivers) compared to the record holder’s 14 games. During the season, fi ve receivers were used consistently and 16 passing offense, averaging better than 250 yards per game. 2001-06 Arizona State (Wide Receivers) players were credited with a catch. The group teamed with quarterback Rusty Smith for 33 touchdowns, At Indiana State 1997-00 Boise State (Wide Receivers) which also broke the single-season record for a quarterback. Gent earned fi rst team All-Sun Belt honors as did Jason Harmon. Jackson returned all but one receiving option for his second Before coming to Boise State, Jackson was an assistant coach at Indiana State 1995-97 Indiana State (Running Backs University from 1995-97. and Safeties) season, tight end Jason Harmon who suffered a knee injury in the spring game, and used that experience to build upon the team’s success. The Owls tallied 3,312 yards and 25 scores despite facing four bowl teams, At Redlands 1994-95 Redlands (Running Backs) including Texas which was in the hunt for a national championship until late in the season. The receivers During the 1994 season, Jackson tutored all conference Matt 1991-94 San Diego (Defensive Backs and were on target for 20 receptions and two scores in the 2008 Motor City Bowl, a game saw the Owls become Figuerea and second team all-conference player Anthony Jones. Running Backs) just the only program in the state to win back-to-back bowl championships in 2007-2008 and the only team Bowl Games a Coach in the history of the Sun Belt to win back-to-back bowls. At University of San Diego Worked with the defensive backs and running backs during his tenure. 2008 Motor City Bowl (Florida Atlantic) His fi rst season as the Owls offensive coordinator, 2009, Jackson was faced with replacing the program’s most 2007 New Orleans Bowl (Florida Atlantic) decorated quarterback due to injury seven games into the season and during the heart of conference play. With the NFL 2006 Sheraton The transition was smooth with posting a 3-2 record, a 141.22 effi ciency rating. Van Camp Guiding his career much like he would guide his receivers, Jackson also worked (Arizona State) threw just two interceptions in 10 games. The junior was credited with 12 passing scores and three rushing. on his game by serving three internships with the NFL. In 2007 Jackson 2005 Insight.com Bowl (Arizona State) His effort was aided with the running ability of Alfred Morris who earned the SBC rushing title with 1,392 served as an intern and coach with the Jacksonville Jaguars. In 2003, he yards. Morris the team’s MVP ended his sophomore campaign no. 13 nationally with an average of 116 yards served in the same capacity with the Detroit Lions as part of the NFL’s Minority 2004 (Arizona State) per game. Jackson’s receivers were senior laden but also saw the emergence of junior Lester Jean who led the Internship Program. In 1999 he gained his fi rst experience with an NFL club 2002 (Arizona State) receivers with 501 yards and an average of 41.8 yards per game despite distributing the ball to 10 individuals while working with the Philadelphia Eagles. 2000 Humanitarian Bowl (Boise State) throughout the season. Jean earned the team’s most improve award at season’s end. As a Player 1999 Humanitarian Bowl (Boise State) At Arizona State Jackson was a four-year starter in the defensive backfi eld at the University of All Conference and Other Awards Jackson served as Arizona State’s wide receiver coach from 2001-06 and was part of head coach Dirk San Diego. He was named the team’s Defensive Player of the Year as a senior. 2008 Jamari Grant (2nd Team All-Sun Belt) Koetter’s original ASU staff. Jackson accompanied Koetter from Boise State where he also tutored the 2007 Cortez Gent (1st Team All-Sun Belt) receivers from 1997-2000. 2005 Derek Hagan (1st Team All-Pac-10, Biletnikoff semifi nalist) 2004 Derek Hagan (2nd Team All-Pac-10, Biletnikoff semifi nalist, 2nd Team All- American) 2004 Terry Richardson (Honorable Mention All-Pac-10) PAST OR PRESENT PROFESSIONAL PLAYERS COACHED 2003 Derek Hagan (Honorable mention All-Pac-10) Ryan Dennard (Arizona Rattlers) 2003 Skyler Fulton Skyler Fulton (Seattle Seahawks) (Honorable mention All-Pac-10) Derek Hagan (New York Giants) 2003 Skyler Fulton (Team MVP Offense) Michael Jones (Seattle Seahawks) 2002 Derek Hagan Shaun McDonald (St. Louis Rams) (sporting News Pac-10 All-Freshman team) Justin Taplin (Arizona Rattlers) Recruiting Area Jeb Putzier (Denver Broncos) Nationally/QBs Rusty Smith (Tennessee Titans) Personal Information Rob Housler (Arizona Cardinals) Birth date: Dec. 1, 1968 Hometown: Los Angeles, CA Education: 1992, diversifi ed liberal arts, University of San Diego 1994, M.S., education, University of San Diego Marital Status: Wife, Lynn Children: Savannah

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At FAU At FAU Allen joined the staff in fall 2009 as a graduate assistant and was elevated to assistant coach in January Joe Corozza joined the FAU staff as an assistant coach in the spring of 2006, primarily working with COACHING 2010. Allen began recruiting in 2010 and moved from wide receivers to quarterbacks at seasons end. In his COACHING the tight ends, but has been involved with the program since 2001 and the fi rst game. In 2010, the EXPERIENCE fi rst season as a collegiate assistant coach, Allen watched senior Lester Jean fl ourish. Jean was named second EXPERIENCE South Florida native assumed the responsibilities of the special teams. The 2010 squad ended the team all-conference and became FAU’s fi rst East/West Shrine Game invitee. season ranked No. 17 nationally in net punt returns with a 45.17 punt average and just 6.37 yards per 2011 Florida Atlantic (Quarterbacks) 2010-pres Florida Atlantic University return. Mickey Groody was named fi rst team all-conference at season’s end and also earned honorable Playing Career (Tight Ends/Special Teams Cooridinator) mention All-American recognition. 2010 Florida Atlantic (Wide Receivers) Jared Allen is a founding member of the FAU football program, a program that saw him play in the fi rst 47 2009 Florida Atlantic (Offensive games (every game from 2001-2004). Allen was also under center when FAU captured it fi rst Division I-A 2006-2009 Florida Atlantic University Since the inception of FAU football and dating back through Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger’s Graduate Assistant) victory in just the 22nd game of the program’s existence. He then guided the Owls to an 11-3 fi nish and (Tight Ends) career, the tight ends have been an instrumental part of the program. This has played out on the fi eld with tight ends ending the season no. 1 or no. 2 in reception yards eight of the 10 seasons FAU has NCAA Division I-AA semifi nal fi nish. The following season, the Oklahoma native traveled to Hawaii where the 2005-06 Florida Atlantic University Bowl Games as a Player fi elded a team. Rob Housler represented the unit ending his senior campaign as a second team all- team dealt the University of Hawaii its only home-fi eld loss in 2004. FAU fi nished 9-3 in 2004, including a (Graduate Assistant/TE) 2003 Playoffs (Division I-AA) fi ve-game win streak to open the season, all on the road due to hurricanes. Allen concluded his four-year conference selection and second on the Owls with an average of 52.4 yards per game. In 2009 Jason career with 8,100 yards, 50 touchdowns and a program-best 135.1 effi ciency rating. He remains the program’s 2004-05 Florida Atlantic University Harmon returned after being sidelined with an injury with a team leading 48 receptions, sharing time Recruiting Area all-time leader in several statistical categories. (Graduate Assistant/Defensive Backs) with Jamari Grant who had 27. Harmon also closed out his career with a reception in his last 37 games Palm Beach County, the Lakes, the which placed him No. 10 nationally among all receivers in consecutive-games with a catch and was Professional Playing Career 2002-03 Florida Atlantic University Treasure Coast and Brevard (Defensive Assistant/Strength Coach) also named to the Sun Belt All-Decade team. Harmon was listed second on the team in receptions in Allen had the opportunity to play as an undrafted free agent for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2005 and 2006. 2006 and in 2007. Jamari Grant was No. 2 in 2008, and Rob Housler was no. 3 in 2008. Out-of-Florida Area: Texas, Oklahoma, He was named the Tampa Bay Rookie Mini-Camp MVP in 2005. Allen was on the Buccaneers roster through the 2001-02 Florida Atlantic University (Intern) Kansas Junior Colleges off-season, training camp and preseason both years. The Buccaneers allocated Jared to play in NFL Europe in The tight ends have also thrilled the crowd with fi rst down grabs and acrobatic catches. In 2007, 1996-98 J.P. Taravella High School Jason Harmon became a common name on campus and the “Harmon Hop” became a crowd pleaser that Personal Information 2006 for the . In Europe he had the privilege of starting at quarterback in the . (Assistant Coach/Defensive Coordinator) everyone waited with anticipation. Harmon earned First Team All-Conference honors in 2007 and was Post Playing Career Birth date: Aug. 26, 1981 1994-96 instrumental in the program’s fi rst bowl berth and victory. Corozza’s working knowledge of the unit Allen worked in medical sales for just under two years. During that time he also co-directed, with his oldest Hometown: Edmond, OK (Assistant Coach Defensive Line) was made easier in 2006 after working with the tight ends in 2005 as a graduate assistant. In 2005 Education: 2004, B.S, political brother Jason, the Top Gun Challenge, a national quarterback competition. Allen worked many quarterback the group accounted for more than 25% of the team’s reception yards and nearly 16% of the team’s science, FAU camps and clinics following his 2004 FAU graduation and prior to becoming an FAU graduate assistant in 2009. Bowl Game as a Coach touchdowns. 2006 was a season that saw the tight ends hit hard with several preseason season-ending Marital Status: Wife, Brynn 2008 Motor City Bowl (Florida Atlantic) injuries. Youth prevailed, providing experience that would pay off in 2007 and 2008. That experience Children: Creighton (4), Pierson was evident in 2009 with Harmon leading the receivers, Jamari Grant hauling in 27 receptions and the (infant) 2007 New Orleans Bowl (Florida Atlantic) tight ends accounting for 35 percent of the team’s receptions. It was also a year that allowed Housler Professional Players Coached to use his redshirt season and Darian Williams to gain experience. Jason Harmon (Jacksonville Jaguars) Corozza came to FAU in the fall of 2001 as a volunteer and as a member of the inaugural staff. By the end of the spring, he was hired as the strength and conditioning coach for the football program. Rob Housler (Arizona Cardinals, 3rd round 69th pick) As an intern, he was responsible for the spring strength and conditioning program, among other duties, including assisting the defensive staff with opponent scouting reports, opponent offensive fi lm Recruiting Area breakdown, FAU defensive fi lm cutups, assisting with defensive game-planning, and booth coaching. Tallahassee, Gainesville and Pensacola as well J.P. Taravella High School as the Florida panhandle He served as J.P. Taravella High School’s assistant football coach from 1996-98, and was the varsity’s Out-of-Florida Area: Alabama, Mississippi, defensive coordinator and defensive line coach in 1997. While at Taravella, he also served as the Louisiana team’s strength and conditioning coach. Personal Information Cooper City High School Birth date: July 1, 1973 Prior to J.P. Taravella, he served as Cooper Hometown: Cooper City, FL City High School’s assistant football coach Education: 2000-B.A, FAU Coaching and from 1994-96. At Cooper City, Corozza was Human Performance. Currently working responsible for the defensive line as well toward a M.S., in Exercise Science as strength and conditioning. Marital Status: Wife, Jennifer Certifi cations Corozza is certifi ed as a health and fi tness instructor by the American College of Sports Medicine and as a strength and conditioning specialist by the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Collegiate Playing Career Defensive lineman at Rampo College, Mawha, NJ, 1991-92. High School Playing Career Corozza played for Cooper City High School from 1987-90.

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COACHING JOHNNY FROST DICK HOPKINS EXPERIENCE DEFENSIVE LINE SECONDARY 2011-pres Florida Atlantic Assistant Coach (Defensive Line) At FAU At FAU Hopkins joined the staff shortly after the 2010 signing day and quickly became engrossed in learning the players and Frost joined the staff in 2006 as the defensive ends’ coach. His footprint was set right way 2006-10 Florida Atlantic University the team’s defense. He used the spring drills with the secondary to focus on fundamentals and was afforded the luxury with a unit that saw marked improvement in total tackles and in sacks despite facing much Assistant Coach (Defensive Ends) COACHING of experience with two corners that had started three seasons, a free safety with two years of starting experience larger offensive lines. The defensive line came into 2007 as an experienced unit with depth EXPERIENCE and a strong safety that broke into the 2009 line up, led the team in tackles and earned the team’s “Bone Award.” In 2006 (Jan-May) Florida Atlantic and leadership. Just four games in two players were lost to injury and Frost was forced his fi rst season at FAU, Hopkins saw Tavious Polo and Marcus Bartels garner second team all-conference honors while 2010-pres. Florida Atlantic University University (Intern) to younger, less experienced players. Despite the initial set back, the line fi nished strong Tarvoris Hill was a member of third team. (Secondary) and gained valuable experience — experience that later proved valuable as the two who At Duquesne 2003-04 Columbus Wardogs Arena Football Club (player 2009 Duquesne (Defensive Coordinator/ were forced into action in 2007 proved to be instrumental mainstays and were the top two Served as the defensive coordinator at Duquesne University (April to December 2009) strengths/weakness and coaching strategies, fi lm review and Secondary) tacklers among the defensive linemen in 2008. Kevin Cyrille, who sat out in 2008 under recruiting) 2008 Tennessee at Chattanooga At Tennessee at Chattanooga transfer rules, moved into the starting left end role. Cyrille started every 2009 game and Served as defensive coordinator (March to December 2008) (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary) Bowl Games as a Coach became better and better as the year progressed. The redshirt sophomore ended the season 2006-07 Rhode Island (Defensive At Rhode Island 2008 Motor City Bowl (Florida Atlantic) with 40 tackles, 11.5 for a loss of 41 yards. Daniel Joseph continued to provide experience Coordinator/Secondary/Linebackers) Worked as the defensive coordinator and with the linebackers and secondary (March 2006 to February 2008). 2007 New Orleans Bowl (Florida Atlantic) leadership as the other end but was slowed with injury, starting just eight games. The duo 2004-05 The Citadel (Defensive returned in 2010 only to be challenged and supported by more depth than Frost had ever At The Citadel Bowl Games as a Player Coordinator/Secondary) Served as defensive coordinator at The Citadel (February 2004 to November 2005), coached All-Southern Conference been afforded. The payoff was 26.5 tackles for a loss. Frost will assume full responsibility 1996 (Louisville – served as captain) 1999-2003 James Madison safety Avery Dingle and Shawn Grant. 1995 Blue Gray All-Star Game for the line in 2011 as the squad moves to a 3-4 front. (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary) At James Madison (Louisville – named defensive MVP) Frost came to FAU in the spring of 2006 to complete unfi nished business, his college 1994-98 Tulane University Worked as the team’s defensive coordinator and focused on the secondary (March 1999-January 2004). James Madison 1993 Liberty Bowl (Louisville vs. Michigan State) degree. The Florida native fi rst joined Schnellenberger at Louisville as a player. Following (Secondary/Ends) was the 1999 Atlantic 10 Conference co-champion. Hopkins coached two-time All-Atlantic 10 safety Ron Atkins a professional playing career he sought out Schnellenberger once more in the hope of 1993 Yale and cornerback Mark Coates. JMU was scheduled to play FAU in 2001, the inaugural season; however the game was Playing Experience canceled due to the attacks on September 11. The following year JMU defeated FAU 16-13. 2005 Louisville Fire Arena Football Club completing his University of Louisville degree. All that was needed was an internship that (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary) (Arena 2), Louisville, KY (LB/FB) he was able to complete through the FAU athletic department. He used his down time to 1989-92 Temple (Secondary) At Tulane 2003-2004 Columbus Wardogs Arena Football Club (Arena 2), help the football program and got to know the players during spring practice. 1985-88 Vanderbilt He also served as the secondary/defensive ends coach at Tulane University from 1994-98. The 1998 Tulane team (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary) fi nished 7th in the fi nal NCAA polls with an undefeated 12-0 record. Columbus, GA (FB/LB and Assistant Coach) Business Experience 1984-85 Rice 2003 Florida Firecats Arena Football Club 2004 Athletic Coordinator, East Columbus Boys & Girls Club, Columbus, GA At Yale University (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary) Hopkins also served as defensive coordinator at Yale University (June 1993-March 1994) where the Bulldogs’ pass (Arena 2), Fort Myers, FL 1996 – Co-Owner/Sales Representative, Millers Trophies, Miami, FL 2002 Carolina Cobras Arena Football Club, Charlotte, NC (reserve 1983 Cincinnati defense was ranked second in the league. FB/LB for Arena 1) Community Involvement (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary) AT Temple 2000-2001 Florida Firecats Arena Football Club (Arena 2), Fort Assistant Coach: South Florida Youth Football League, Miami, FL 1981-82 Duke Was the defensive secondary coach at Temple (February 1989-June 1993) where the team experienced the biggest Myers, FL Starting fullback/linebacker. Set franchise record for Recipient: Boys & Girls Club Program of the year (2004), Columbus, GA (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary) won/loss turnaround in the NCAA Division I-A for the 1990 season (1 victory in 1989 and 7 in 1990). Hopkins coached All-Big East Conference safety John Armstrong. most rushing yards (since broken), led Arena 2 in rushing, 2002, Member: Free and Accepted Masons “F&AM” 1978-80 Florida State (Graduate received 12- team and league Iron Man Awards, 2000-2003. Member: University of Louisville L-Club, Louisville, KY Assistant) At Vanderbilt 1998 Arizona Rattlers (Arena 1), Phoenix, AZ (Reserve fullback/ 1976-77 Twin Lakes High School As the defensive coordinator at Vanderbilt University (1986-1988), he helped to guide Vanderbilt to a stunning 24-9 linebacker where he played for ). (Head Coach) victory over the . 1996 New York Jets (NFL), New York, NY. (Reserved middle 1975 Forest Hill High School At Rice linebacker for NFL where he played for Rich Kotite). (Offensive Coordinator) He also served as the defensive coordinator and secondary coach at (1984-1985). 1973 Florida State (Student Assistant) 1992-1995 University of Louisville, Louisville, KY (Starting At Cincinnati linebacker) Bowl Game Coached future NFL players Melvin Jenkins and George Jamison and guided the defense to a top-30 ranking as the defensive coordinator and secondary coach (January 1983-December 1983). Recruiting Area 1998 Liberty Bowl (Tulane) Miami, Out-of-Florida Area: Kentucky and Tennessee 1981 Orange Bowl (Florida State) At Duke 1980 Orange Bowl (Florida State) Held the defensive coordinator and secondary at Duke (February 1981-January 1983), where the Blue Personal Information Devil secondary fi nished within the top-10 nationally by making use of the talents of future NFL players Charles Birth date: Nov. 30, 1973 Recruiting Area Bowser and Dennis Tabron. Hometown: Miami, FL Sarasota, Tampa and St. Petersburg Out-of-Florida Area: Pennsylvania, New Recruiting Education: 2006, B.S. sports administration, University of One common thread throughout his coaching career has been that in 12 of the 13 collegiate coaching positions he Louisville York and New England region has held, Hopkins has been assigned the South Florida area as a recruiter. Marital Status: Wife, Shelisa Personal Information High School Coach Children: Jahbarri (4), Jashua (1) Birth date: Oct. 9, 1951 Hopkins began his coaching career at the high school level and later moved into the collegiate ranks as a graduate Hometown: West Toledo, OH assistant coach at (1978-1980), where he was a four-year member of the FSU football team. Education: 1974, B.S., Physical Prior to his return to Tallahassee he served as the head coach at Twin Lakes High School in West Palm Beach. He education, Florida State University guided Twin Lakes (1976-1977) to the Suncoast Conference East Championship in 1977 and was voted Suncoast East Division Coach-of-the-Year. He also was the offensive coordinator at Forest Hill High School where he concentrated on 1975, M.S., mass communications, Florida quarterbacks and receivers in 1975, and fi rst stepped into coaching at FSU as a student assistant coach in 1973. State University Marital Status: Wife, Debbie Playing Career Children: Erica, Amy, Geoffrey and Kelley Hopkins has a distinct understanding of pass coverage after playing both quarterback and tight end at FSU as a four- year scholarship recipient. Grandchildren: Gunnar (12) Players He Coached Who have Played Professionally DB Bobby Butler, Florida State – Atlanta Falcons DE Charles Bowser, Duke – Miami Dolphins, Washington Redskins DB Dennis Tabron, Duke – LB George Jamison, Cincinnati – Detroit Lions DB Melvin Jenkins, Cincinnati – Seattle Seahawks, Detroit Lions DB Keith Crespina, Temple – Philadelphia Eagles

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At FAU At FAU David Serna joined the staff in the spring of 2005, assuming the role of running backs coach. He took the transition COACHING Lage joined the staff in August of 2010 with the responsibility of defensive tackles. The tackles enjoyed one of the best seasons to date under Lage’s tutelage and he enjoyed COACHING head-on, knowing he would be working with a core of running backs that had a cumulative total of eight carries EXPERIENCE a good rotation among four tackles. Three-year starter Dino Cox led the tackles with 29 EXPERIENCE entering the season. Despite youth and a rotation of fi ve, the 2005 Owls had six games with more than 100 yards, including 227 yards on the ground against UNT and DiIvory Edgecomb’s 118-yard performance, the fi rst 100-yard 2011 Florida Atlantic Assistant Coach (Inside Linebackers) tackles including 5.0 for a loss. Junior Jarvis Givens and was just three tackles behind 2005-pres. Florida Atlantic Assistant Coach game for a back since Sept. 11, 2004, also against North Texas. 2010 Florida Atlantic Assistant Coach (Defensive Tackles) at 26. With the move to a 3-4 front, Lage used the spring to begin work with the inside (Running Backs) 2008-09 Midwestern State (Defensive Line) linebackers. Serna was afforded the opportunity of a stronger line in ‘06, as well as the return of senior fullback Aaron Sanchez. 2004 Mountain View High School Assistant 2007 Chowan (NC) (Associate Head Coach/Defensive He made the most of it and saw sophomore Charles Pierre fl ourish. Pierre ended the season with four career games At Midwestern State Coach (Running Backs) Coordinator/Interim Head Coach) with 100+ yards, three were accomplished in ‘06. Part of a staff that captured the 2009 Lone Star Championship. 2002-03 UTEP Assistant Coach (Running 2004-06 Chowan (NC) (Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Backs) The Owls’ running game became a more integral part of the offense in 2007, with Pierre tallying 733 yards in 159 Coordinator) At Chowan 2000-01 UTEP Graduate Assistant caries. Sixteen players were credited with runs allowing the Owls’ passing game to open. The running game tallied 2003 Elon Assistant Coach (Running Backs) Assisted with the classifi cation move from NCAA Division III to Division II. 1,523 yards in 2007, which was second only all-time to the 2003 season when FAU played 14 games (1,788). 2002 Elon Assistant Coach (Tight Ends) Bowl Games At Elon 2001 Elon Assistant Coach (Defensive Line) 2008 Motor City Bowl (Florida Atlantic) Charles Pierre saw the three years of working with Serna pay off in 2008. Despite a rotation between three primary Finished the 1999 season with a 9-2 record and a national top-25 rank. 1999-00 – Elon Assistant Coach (Defensive Line/Strength 2007 New Orleans (Florida Atlantic) carriers, Pierre became the fi rst player in the program’s history to rush for more than 1,000 yards (161 carries). Maybe even more impressively, he was just the third running back in Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger’s career to and Conditioning) At Gardner-Webb 2000 Humanitarian Bowl (UTEP) break the 1,000-yard plateau. Pierre ended his four-year career as the program’s top back in several categories. The 1997-98 Gardner-Webb Assistant Coach (Defensive Line/ Tallied an 8-3 record in 1997 and fi nished in the nation’s Division II top-20. Recruiting Area 2008 squad set a new bench mark with 1,804 yards. With Serna’s dedication to the running game, a new offensive Recruiting Coordinator) Lakeland, Ocala, Orlando and North Suncoast coordinator in 2009 and an experienced line the Owls running game was not only fun for fans to watch it was vital 1996 Georgetown (KY) Assistant Coach (Defensive At Georgetown Captured the Mid South Conference Championship 1993. Out-of-Florida Area: New Jersey and Maryland to the team’s success, especially after the mid-season loss of the four-year starting quarterback. Alfred Morris had Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator) a career season with a SBC leading 1,392 yards. Morris garnered all-conference honors as well as the team’s MVP Personal Information: 1995 Georgetown (KY) Assistant Coach (Offensive Line/ At Davidson award. Senior fullback William Rose walked away with the team’s Offensive MVP honor. Morris also became the Birth date: Nov. 14, 1975 Recruiting Coordinator) Team fi nished 5-5 on the year and he completed his fi rst season as a full assistant coach. fi rst FAU player to receive both the MVP and the team’s Student-Athlete of the Year award. The Owls rushed for a 1993-94 Georgetown (KY) Assistant Coach (Linebacker/ Hometown: El Paso, TX program-high 1,829 yards in 2009. In 2010, every yard gained was well earned. The backs took the hand-off from recruiting Coordinator) As a Graduate Assistant Education: 1999, B.S., mechanical a new quarterback and ran behind fi ve new offensive linemen. Morris was just 72 yards shy of becoming the fi rst to 1992 Davidson Assistant Coach (Linebackers/Assistant Lage served as a graduate assistant at both Wake Forest and Richmond, where he completed engineering, UTEP accomplish back-to-back 1,000 yard seasons. He will return for his senior campaign and will have the opportunity Special Teams) his master’s degree. He worked with the linebackers at Wake and with the secondary at Marital Status: Married to the former Andrea to capture nearly every FAU rushing record. 1991 Wake Forest Defensive GA (Linebackers) Richmond. Alvarado UTEP 1989-90 Richmond Defensive GA (Secondary) Children: Mario (11), Steven (4) As a Player His collegiate experience, both as a player and as a coach, came under the direction of FAU’s former offensive Playoffs Lage was a four-year at Villanova where he played tight end. coordinator . Serna played for Nord when Nord was an assistant coach at the University of Texas-El 1993 NAIA Paso. Serna fi rst served as a student assistant for UTEP (1998-99). Upon his graduation in 1999 with a degree 2009 NCAA Division II in mechanical engineering, he served as a graduate assistant. The two-year letterman was on staff in 2000, Recruiting Area when the squad shared the Western Athletic Conference Jacksonville and South Georgia title and played in the Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl. Out-of-Florida Area: Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, He was elevated to assistant coach in 2002 and began Texas, Mississippi junior colleges and prep schools his career as a running backs coach. In 2002, the Miners ranked fourth in the WAC in rushing offense Personal Information: (154.1 ypg), including 300 yards against Sacramento Birth date: May 25, 1967 State. UTEP rushed for over 200 yards in four games, Hometown: Richmond, VA three players posted 100-yard rushing games and Education: B.S. 1989 Villanova 1991, M.S. Sports Howard Jackson tied a school record with four rushing Management, Richmond touchdowns in the fi rst half versus Sacramento State. Marital Status: Wife, Sarah That same season saw four UTEP players rush for over 200 yards on the year, combining for 12 rushing touchdowns and at the season’s conclusion Matt Austin was named to The Sporting News WAC All-Freshman team. In 2003, the Miners rated fourth in the WAC in rushing offense (169.3 ypg), rushed for more than 150 yards seven times, and over 200 yards on fi ve occasions. Jackson became the eighth Miner to rush for 2,000 yards in a career and set a school record with four-consecutive 100-yard rushing games, and had a total of six. UTEP enjoyed a season that saw its top two backs average at least fi ve yards per carry, and combined to score nine touchdowns. Under Serna’s direction, Howard Jackson (2003) was the program’s fi rst 1,000-yard rusher since 1999, fi rst team All-WAC, and ranked no. 4 nationally as an all-purpose runner Texas Native Serna, the son of Rosie Serna, is a native of El Paso, TX, where he played high school football for Hanks High School.

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DALE WILLIAMS JOE FITZGERALD MICHAEL WILLIAMS OFFENSIVE LINE GRADUATE ASSISTANT GRADUATE ASSISTANT DEFENSE OFFENSE At FAU Dale Williams joined the staff in the spring of 2005 as the team’s offensive line coach. Joined the Florida Atlantic program in 2009 as an Mike Williams became part of the staff in 2008 COACHING 2009 was the fi rst season that Williams had signed off on every offensive line recruit intern and was elevated to graduate assistant in gaining experience in nearly every facet as an EXPERIENCE and the difference showed. the spring of 2010. intern. He was a part of the 2008 Motor City Bowl Championship staff and returned in 2009 to narrow 2005-pres Florida Atlantic Williams got to work in 2005 with just two returning players who had earned playing Worked hand-in-hand with the new defensive his focus in an expanded role. He was elevated to graduate assistant in the Assistant (Offensive Line) time, and those two changed positions. As 2005 progressed the Owls began to solidify coordinator where he focused his attention on opponent fi lm breakdown, spring of 2010. 2002-04 University of Findlay the line. The line showed its maturity in 2006 with better offensive statistics despite practice play cards, scouting report and self-scouting data. He also Assistant Coach (Offensive two new quarterbacks. organized the weekly cut-ups for defensive coaches and players as well During the fi rst two seasons, Williams worked on the offensive side of the Coordinator) as game-day duties. He will continue in the same capacity in 2011 with ball where he assisted with opponent fi lm breakdown and cut-ups, assisted The 2007 season began with FAU tallying 216 rushing yards against the defending with the input of self scout and offensive reports for the coordinator as well 2000-04 University of Findlay conference co-champion. Two games later, following an upset victory over Minnesota, the addition of assisting in the move to a 3-4 front. Assistant Coach (Offensive Line) as practice play cards. He assisted with the scouting and tendency reports quarterback Rusty Smith invited the offensive line to join him at the post-game press He returned to South Florida upon his graduation from Hampden-Sydney and with recruiting tape evaluation. He also has charted offensive plays 1997-99 Gardner-Webb University conference. At season’s end, when Smith was named Sun Belt Player of the Year, College where he served as a quarterback from 2005-08. Fitzgerald com- Assistant Coach (Offensive Line) for both practice and games as well as assisted with operations and fi lming he spoke only of the “O” line and what they did for both the passing and running pleted his B.S. in psychology in 2009. practice and games. Williams worked in the booth. 1996-97 North Greenville College game. The line remained intact through the entire season, with several playing He gained his prep experience at Pine Crest High School in Fort Lauder- (Assistant Coach) despite injuries. That experience paid dividends with the quarterbacks being sacked Prior to FAU, Williams served three seasons, 2004-07 as the varsity wide dale where he graduated in 2005. 1994-96 just 15 times which ranked no. 13 nationally. The offense also gained the second receivers coach at Western High School where he worked and monitored all (Graduate Assistant) most offensive yards both on the ground and through the air, set a new record and facets of the program including personnel changes, opponent coverage’s, Bowl Games as A Coach protection was at an all-time high for the quarterback, despite the strength of schedule. John Rizzo and Jarrid Smith earned monitoring wide receivers academic progress, strength and conditioning, 2008 Motor City Bowl Sun Belt Conference second-team honors. David Matlock was the line’s leader in 2009 and earned third team SBC honors. 7-on-7 drills, play cards for practice and running the offensive scout team (Florida Atlantic) during defensive and 7-on-7 drills. He also worked with the Douglas High Nearly everyone returned in 2008 and all with the same goal — better protection. Late preseason injuries shook up the School junior varsity wide receivers and tight ends from 2003-04. In that 2007 New Orleans Bowl line, but in the end made the unit stronger and more experienced. The Owls traveled to Texas where they opened against a (Florida Atlantic) role, Williams planned, organized, taught all aspects of the position and strong defensive line and a new center. By midseason the line was once again intact and would remain relatively healthy assisted with the special teams unit. Bowl Games as a Player through the fi nal regular-season game. The bowl game saw the Owls start three new offensive linemen each drew upon the 1989 (West Virginia) experience gained throughout the year. While four of the season’s 16 sacks occurred in the bowl game it was a game that Williams earned his bachelor of arts degree in interdisciplinary social 1994 (West Virginia) also showcased a young talented line’s future. Smith passed for 306 yards including a 52 yard toss to Chris Bonner and two science from FAU in 2009. He is a 2002 graduate of Western High School, in scores. The running game was also in full force behind the line that made way for 112 yards including Charles Pierre’s 77 yard Davie, FL, where he played tight end. Recruiting Area effort that put him over the top of the 1,000 yard plateau. Pierre became the fi rst FAU player to rush for more than a 1,000 Broward County, Naples and Fort yards in a season. He used the line built by Williams to become the program’s all-time career rushing leader. An experience Myers, FL line took to the fi eld in 2009 and the running game showed. Sophomore Alfred Morris crushed the program’s all-time rushing Out-of-Florida Area: Midwest mark, with 1,392 yards, and through the lines unity and fi nal game goal Morris captured the SBC rushing title. The line also All-Time Assistant Coaches Region, , West Virginia, served as the big brother to Jeff Van Camp who became the mid-season starter the transition was new for the line as they A H Arnie Romaro Canada also became accustomed to a QB that would opt to run as well as pass. Jared Allen (GA) Kirk Hoza ’01-’09 ’01-‘02 Personal Information The 2010 season began following a solid spring but with the knowledge that the line would be young. The unexpected was 2009 Dick Hopkins 2010- Birth date: Dec. 4, 1970 the injuries that plagued the line through much of the preseason. With the projected starting center lost for the season after Jared Allen 2010 S Hometown: Cleveland, OH week one of two-a-days and seeing some kind of injury to the next fi ve centers, Williams was left to late night practices Tim Atkins (GA) J Mark Sander ‘01 Education: 1996, M.S., athletic trying nearly every lineman for the position of starting center. The season ended producing experience for not only the FAU Howelettes 2009 Daryl Jackson ‘07- ’01-‘05 coaching education, West Virginia starting fi ve to return in 2011 but the line goes deep at nearly every position. David Serna ‘06 University; 1994, B.S., liberal arts, B L Nick Seta (GA) West Virginia At Findlay John Bock ’02-‘04 Richard Lage 2010- ’07-‘08 Marital Status: Wife, Wendi Williams came to Florida Atlantic after a fi ve-year stint at the University of Findlay, a program that fi nished 2002 with a 9-2 Jeff Brohm ‘09 Children: Nicole (13) and record and a no. 25 national ranking among Division II schools. He served the last three years as the offensive coordinator, M T Dominick (9) offensive line coach and recruiting coordinator. C Mel Mills ’01-‘04 Karson Turner (GA) John Cane (GA) ’04 Peter Moore (GA) ‘05 At Gardner-Webb KARELLE VICTORIA MICHNA DOBLAS RAUESHA Joe Corozza (GA) ’05 ’06-‘08 Prior to Findlay, Williams was the offensive line coach as well as the running game and recruiting coordinator at Gardner- BERNARD COMMANDER ECHEVARRIA Webb University. He was responsible for an offensive line that gained over 2,000 yards on the ground while mentoring Ben Joe Corozza ’06 V Fuller to fi rst-team All-SAC honors two-consecutive seasons. N Christ Vagotis D Gary Nord ’05-‘08 ’01-‘05 At North Greenville Dave Dunn ’03-‘04 Kurt Van His 1996 season was spent working with Steve Patton at North Greenville. That season the Mounties offense was rated no. 4 O Valkenburgh ’01- nationally, averaging 31.0 points per game and 410 yards in total offense Fred O’Connor ’01- John Vandevere F ‘05 ’02-‘06 At WVU KERRI JESELNIK NICOLE JOSEPH JORDYN PARYZ KLOE RICHARDS Johnny Frost ’06- His coaching career began at West Virginia, his alma mater, where he was a graduate assistant from 1994-96. He earned both Joe Fitzgerald (GA) P W his undergraduate degree (liberal arts ‘94) and master’s degree (athletic coaching education ‘96) from WVU. 2010- ‘09 Dale Williams ’05- Michael Williams As a Player G R (GA) 2010- Athletically, Williams was a three-year letterman and a two-year starter for the Mountaineers and was named the 1993 best Michael Gribitz Eli Rasheed ’04-‘08 lineman. He played in the 1989 Gator Bowl and the 1994 Sugar Bowl. ’01-‘02 Alfredo Roberts GA – GRADUATE ASSISTANT Following his collegiate career, the Cleveland native played one season of professional football for the Arena Football ’01-‘02 Leagues’ Cleveland Thunderbolts. His stint with the Thunderbolts was an opportunity to return home, where he had a RACHEL SIEKER MACI WILSHIRE standout career at perennial national power St. Ignatius (Cleveland, OH). 36 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 37 FOUNDERS ASSISTANTS 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FAU FOOTBALL FOUNDERS STEVE CUTCHER SEAN TODD Howard Guggenheim Carl A. DeSantis VIDEO COORDINATOR ASSISTANT AD Michael J. Gribetz Garcia Brenner Stromberg Webster’s Team Sports Jorge Hector Garcia Steve Cutcher joined the football staff in the fall FOOTBALL OPERATIONS Boca Raton News, Inc. Tyco Shepard and Sally Osherow Sun-Sentinel Company of 2001. Since that time he has been a part of Sean Todd joined Florida Atlantic’s football staff prior the national championship run in 2003 and two Scott H. ‘87 and Shelagh M. ‘88 Adams John J. and Helen Walker, Sr. to the inaugural season and has been instrumental in Hooters/Marinos Charity Fund Richard J. Staller bowl championships. Cutcher was honored in the handling the football operations ever since. Originally summer of 2008 as the Sun Belt Conference Video Herbert P. and Wendy E. Goertz Rotary Club of Boca Raton hired as Coordinator of Football Operations in June Universal Jet Aviation, Inc. Marvin P. and Marilyn Kimmel Coordinator of the Year and was on the national Collegiate Sports Video of 2001, Todd was promoted to Assistant Director in the spring of 2005, and Association ballot for national recognition. Anthony and Edith Comparato Applied Card Systems Assistant AD for Football Operations in the summer of 2010. Peter and Kerry LoBello George Snow Scholarship Fund, Inc. Cutcher came by way of the XFL Orlando Rage, a position he held during Todd’s duties include assisting head coach Howard Schnellenberger with the A.F. Best Securities Foundation, Inc. Michael R. and Kerry L. ‘88 Weppner the spring of 2000. Along with his position with the XFL, he served as an day-to-day operations of the football program, team travel, football event JKG Printing & Graphics Inc. Richard L. ‘70 and Barbara C. Schmidt assistant video coordinator at the University of Central Florida. management and all football related special events. In addition, Todd assists Associated Industries Insurance Services, Inc. University MRI of Boca Raton, Inc. Prior to that, he was an offensive graduate assistant at UCF working administratively with academics, compliance, recruiting, scheduling and Balistreri Realty, Inc. Marc Kravit primarily with the quarterbacks and breaking down fi lm of opponents. serves as FAU’s pro liaison Melting Pot Steve M. and Betty Mersand Robert L. ‘80 and Diane C. ‘80 Bok Martin F. and Jane F. Greenberg Prior to Florida Atlantic, Todd worked in the operations department with the Herbert and Elaine Gimelstob William E. and Elaine Morris Miami Dolphins under Don Shula, Jimmy Johnson and . While Law Offi ces of Fred Mattlin Joseph A. Rooney, Sr., Patrick J. and Sandra Rooney, Sr. with the Dolphins, he was responsible for team travel, coordination of train- McClosky, D’Anna, Ioannou & Dieterle, LLP Shakman Construction Co. ing camp and facility functionality. FAU National Alumni Association Centex Construction Co. Inc. During his tenure, Todd was instrumental in the development of the league- Thomas E. Oxley ‘66 Douglas J. Doxey wide Travel Coordinators’ Survey and the now formally recognized travel Alberto ‘73 and Lourdes Dosal Erich L. and Kristina Sommerkamp coordinator’s group who meet annually in conjunction with the NFL Owners’ Bernard Stern Foundation, Inc. Mark A. Gensheimer Meetings. H. Wayne and Marti Huizenga Toppel Family Foundation Artesyn Technologies, Inc. Hugh’s Catering Richard H. and Marilyn Davimos James M. and Shannon Vandevere Searcy, Denney, Scarola, Barnhart & Shipley Jay J. (d) and Sharon Raddock Five Star Productions Daugherty Resources Inc. Monte and Skeets Friedkin Davidson Hurricane Protection, Inc. Steven and Madelaine Halmos for the Halmos Family Foundation Bruce D. and Kelly A. Godwin Richard A. and Kathleen Murdoch for the Gladys L. Davis Trust Gerald E. Park Robert K. and Shirley Rollins, Jr. Lee B. and Kathy Griffi th M.J. Arts CopperCom Greg J. and Paula Cryan The Palm Beach Post Joseph W. and Mary B. Veccia Frohbose & Beers Woodworking At FAU, Cutcher is responsible for fi lming practices and games for the Eleanor R. Baldwin for the Baldwin Family Foundation Coach USA coaching staff. He is in charge of video analysis of opponents and self- HRM III, Ltd. Timothy P. ‘76 and Linda L. ‘77 O’Connor scout of FAU. He also keeps an extensive library of high school football James A. Cummings, Inc. Adelphia Cable Todd began his career with the Dolphins as an intern while earning his games for recruiting purposes. WPEC News 12 A. Hamid Hashemi ‘81 Muvico Theaters Master of Science degree in sports administration from St. Thomas University Publix Supermarkets Charities Boca Raton Bridge Hotel Cutcher has also been a golf operations manager at Indian Springs Country (May ‘95) in Miami Gardens, FL. While at STU, he also gained experience with Coca-Cola Company Club. He has served as a football coach for youth teams and volunteered the Florida Marlins, the and the University of Miami as well Lowenstein, Inc. his time with high schools. as with Super Bowl XXIX. Boca Raton Community Hospital The Phoenix, AZ, native graduated from Palm Beach Community College Before relocating to South Florida in February of 1994, Todd earned a bache- Seminole Tribe of Florida with an associate of arts degree. He followed with a bachelor of science lor of arts degree in communication arts from Salisbury University (December BankAtlantic degree in physical education from the University of Central Florida, where ‘93) in Salisbury, MD. MBNA Marketing Systems, Inc. he also earned hours toward a master’s degree. Barry R. Epstein Originally from Georgetown, DE, Todd attended Sussex Central High School Adorno & Yoss, P.A. Cutcher resides in Lake Worth, FL. and is married to the former Laura Courtley who is director of athletics at St. American Household Inc. Thomas University. They reside in Sunrise, FL and have one daughter, Sidney, Backus Turner International born August 20, 2005. BrandsMart USA Clear Channel Broadcasting Alumiglass, Inc. Ronald G. and Kathy Assaf Scott and Sabrina Levine Simon Property Group Miami Herald Cinema Ventures LLC TARA NELSON DEBI PALERMO ROBIN MIRAMONTES Marleen and Harold Forkas Assoc. Dir. Center Offi ce Manager/ Center Academic Academic Excellence Assistant to Head Excellence Football Football Counselor Coach Counselor

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2011 NUMERICAL ROSTER 2011 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 2011 NUMERICAL ROSTER 2011 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER (cont.) No. Player Pos No. Player Pos. Cl Ht. Wt. Hometown (Previous School) (cont.) 10 Burak Kiranlar S So 5-11 180 Greer, SC (Riverside) 2 DeAndre Richardson WR 29 Cortez Ash SS R-Fr 6-2 190 Sebastian River, FL (HS) 59 TJ Dupois OL Andrae Kirk LB Fr 6-2 225 Miami, FL (Miami Central Senior) 6 Demetrius Williamson DB 55 Joseph Bailey OT R-So 6-5 290 Kissimmee, FL (Gateway) 60 Carlton Falconer OL 7 David Kooi QB R-Jr 6-7 210 Pensacola, FL (Pensacola Catholic) 7 David Kooi QB 72 David Baptiste DL R-So 5-11 250 Miramar, FL (Cypress Bay) 61 Eric Minemyer OL Diondre Lewis LB Fr 6-1 210 Miami, FL (Miami Central Senior) 69 Morgan Barnett LS R-Sr 6-3 230 Pensacola, FL (Escambia) David Lozandier S Fr 6-0 190 Miami, FL (North Miami) 8 Xavier Stinson RB 62 Matt Garcia OL 27 Marcus Bartels DB R-Sr 5-9 170 Hollywood, FL (Charles Flanagan) Mike Marsaille OL Fr 6-5 300 Fort Pierce, FL (Fort Pierce Central) 10 Stephen Curtis QB 63 DeAndre Williams OT 46 Blake Bierman WR R-Fr 5-10 180 Bradenton, FL (Southeast) 53 Samuel McRoy OT R-Sr 6-4 290 Jacksonville, FL (William M Raines) 64 Max Karrick OT 10 Burak Kiranlar S Marcelo Bonani K/P Fr 5-11 160 Lake Wales, FL (HS) 39 Christian Milstead DB R-Fr 5-10 170 Woodbine, GA (Camden County) 11 David Hinds LB 16 Nick Bracewell QB R-Fr 6-3 220 Live Oak, FL (Lafayette) 65 Mike Nweze OL 61 Eric Minemyer OL R-Fr 6-4 250 Hastings, PA (Bishop Carroll) 13 Paul Moore WR 89 Forrest Campbell TE R-Fr 6-1 212 Fort Myers, FL (Bishop Verot) 66 Chase Dickinson OL Derek Moise WR Fr 6-2 180 Miami, FL (Booker T. Washington) 14 Graham Wilbert QB 34 Brandon Carpenter K So 6-1 190 Winter Park, FL, FL (Lake Howell) 67 Anthony Morris OL 13 Paul Moore WR R-Jr 5-9 161 Coral Gables, FL (Palmer College) 15 Randell Johnson LB 35 Julius Cartwright RB R-Fr 5-11 223 South Euclid, OH (University) 69 Morgan Barnett LS 44 Toney Moore LB R-So 6-2 210 West Palm Beach, FL (King’s Academy) 16 Nick Bracewell QB Matt Chaney DL Fr 6-2 260 Jacksonville, FL (Bolles) 71 Christopher Chappell OL 43 Tony Moore RB R-Fr 5-11 220 Tallahassee, FL (Lincoln) 17 Mickey Groody P 71 Christopher Chappell OL R-So 6-9 320 Callahan, FL (West Nassau) 72 David Baptiste DL 75 Ryan Moran OL R-Fr 6-1 289 Apopka, FL (HS) Stephan Clark WR Fr 6-4 185 Sebastian, FL (Sebastian River) 48 Yourhighness Morgan LB R-Jr 6-3 245 Webster, FL (South Sumter) 18 Tony Rodriguez DB 75 Ryan Moran OL 50 Jimmie Colley OL R-So 6-3 295 Pace, FL (HS) 32 Alfred Morris RB R-Sr 5-11 220 Pensacola, FL (Pine Forest) 19 Treon Howard DB 77 David Huntt OL 57 Michael Copeland LB R-Fr 6-1 225 Valdosta, GA (Lowndes County) 67 Anthony Morris OL Fr 6-2 260 Fort Lauderdale, (Arch Bishop) 78 Troy Niblack OL 20 Billy Perez WR 26 Curtis Cross CB R-Sr 5-10 170 Belle Glades, FL (Glades Central) Robert Nasiff OL Fr 6-4 265 Wellington, FL (American Heritage) 22 Damian Fortner RB 83 Marcus Cunningham WR R-Fr 6-0 175 Lakeland, FL (Kathleen) 79 Jordan Sessa OL 38 Blake Nehls LB R-Fr 6-2 215 Hobe Sound, FL (South Fork) 23 Winfred Strickland DB 10 Stephen Curtis QB R-Fr 6-3 225 Sumter, SC (HS) 83 Marcus Cunningham WR 52 Chris Newbold OL R-Sr 6-5 295 Fort Lauderdale, FL (Pembroke Pines) 24 Brentley Harstad DB 92 Kevin Cyrille DL R-Sr 6-4 275 Miami, FL (North Miami Beach) 84 Alex Deleon TE 78 Troy Niblack OL R-Jr 6-6 280 Orlando, FL (Edgewater) 24 Shaheem Southerland DB 56 Andy Czuprynski OL R-Jr 6-5 270 Venice, FL (North Port) 85 Darian Williams TE 65 Mike Nweze OL R-So 6-4 283 Mainland, FL (Seabreeze) 25 RB Vinny Davino OL Fr 6-5 260 Sarasota, FL (Booker) 86 Nexon Dorvilus TE 46 Josh Olmann LB Jr 5-11 230 Tallahassee, FL (Leon) 26 Curtis Cross CB 84 Alex Deleon TE R-Fr 6-4 210 Belleview, FL (HS) 88 Jerrard Hunter WR Damian Parms S Fr 6-2 185 Miami, FL (Monsignor Pace) 66 Chase Dickinson OL Sr 6-2 230 Palm City, FL (South Fork) 54 Tim Raber LS R-Jr 6-2 185 Alva, FL (Fort Myers) 27 Marcus Bartels DB 89 Forrest Campbell TE 86 Nexon Dorvilus TE R-So 6-4 225 Miami, FL (North Miami Senior) 34 Keith Reaser DB R-So 6-0 185 Miami, FL (Killian) 28 Willie Floyd RB 90 Brandon Hando DL William Dukes WR Fr 6-4 190 Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard) 2 DeAndre Richardson WR R-So 6-2 180 Panama City, FL (Bay) 91 Martin Wright LB 28 Andrew Gumora PK 59 TJ Dupois OL So 6-3 290 Vero Beach, FL (HS) 18 Tony Rodriguez DB R-Jr 5-11 209 Coral Springs, FL (Coral Glades) 29 Cortez Ash SS Robinson Eugene DE Fr 6-5 230 Miami, FL (North Miami) 92 Kevin Cyrille DL Stephen Schoewe OT Fr 6-3 255 Niceville, FL (HS) 31 Cory Henry LB 60 Carlton Falconer OL R-So 6-5 255 Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard) 93 Jarvis Givens DT 79 Jordan Sessa OL R-Jr 6-5 280 Fort Lauderdale, FL (South Broward) 31 Frank Thompson RB Mohammad Farah OL Fr 6-2 280 Estero, FL (HS) 94 Andrew Stryffeler DE 43 Max Shaw K/P So 5-8 160 Fernandina Beach, FL (HS) 32 Alfred Morris RB 28 Willie Floyd RB R-Sr 5-9 185 Hollywood, FL (Chaminade-Madonna) 96 Jimmy Jean DL 49 Brian Sirmans SS R-So 6-3 180 Jacksonville, FL (Robert E. Lee) 33 David Terrell SS 22 Damian Fortner RB R-So 5-10 195 Miami, FL (Everglades) 97 Karl James DL 24 Shaheem Sutherland DB Fr 5-10 185 Homestead, FL (HS) 34 Brandon Carpenter K D.J. Frye-Smith DB Fr 5-11 175 Miami, FL (American) 98 Jamere Johnson DE 8 Xavier Stinson RB R-Jr 5-9 229 Miami, FL (Chaminade-Madonna) 62 Matt Garcia OL R-Fr 6-5 255 Orange Park, FL (HS) 23 Winfred Strickland DB R-So 6-0 185 Cocoa, FL (HS) 34 Keith Reaser DB Jarvaris Giles RB Fr 6-1 210 Port St. Lucie, FL (St. Lucie West Centennial) 94 Andrew Stryffeler DE R-So 6-5 245 Sanford, NC (Lee County) 35 Vinny Zaccario K 2011 FALL FRESHMEN 93 Jarvis Givens DT R-Sr 6-3 305 Miami, FL (Columbus) 33 David Terrell SS R-Sr 5-10 195 Boca Raton, FL (West Boca Raton) Matt Chaney DL 35 Julius Cartwright RB 28 Andrew Gumora PK Fr 5-10 170 Sunrise, FL (Piper) 31 Frank Thompson RB R-Fr 5-11 200 Orlando, FL (Maynard Evans) Stephan Clark WR 37 Austin Jensen S 17 Mickey Groody P R-Sr 5-11 170 Pompano Beach, FL (St. Thomas Aquinas) 41 Tony Walding LB R-Jr 6-1 210 Melbourne, FL (Florida Air Academy) 38 Blake Nehls LB Marcus Hagins LB Fr 6-2 200 Ocala, FL (Vanguard) Vinny Davino OL Antonio Washington RB Fr 6-2 195 Arcadia, FL (DeSoto) 39 Christian Milstead DB 47 Mason Hamilton FB So 6-0 200 Lighthouse Point, FL (Pompano Beach) William Dukes WR Cary White RB Fr 5-10 210 Tampa, FL (Sickles) 40 Chris Jackson FB 90 Brandon Hando LB R-Jr 6-3 225 Plantation, FL (American Heritage) Robinson Eugene DE 14 Graham Wilbert QB R-Jr 6-6 225 Valencia, CA (HS) 41 Tony Walding LB 51 Erik Hansen OL R-Jr 6-5 280 Jacksonville, FL (Ed White) Mohammad Farah OL 85 Darian Williams TE R-Sr 6-3 225 North Lauderdale, FL (Northeast) 43 Tony Moore RB 24 Brentley Harstad DB R-Jr 6-1 189 Weston, FL (Cypress Bay) D.J. Frye-Smith DB 63 DeAndre Williams OT R-So 6-5 290 Orlando, FL (Oak Ridge) 31 Cory Henry LB So 6-3 238 Miami, FL (Carol City) 6 Demetrius Williamson DB R-Jr 6-0 195 Daytona Beach, FL (Spruce Creek) 43 Max Shaw K/P Jarvaris Giles RB Joe Henry DE Fr 6-3 230 Miramar, FL (Everglades) 91 Martin Wright LB Jr 6-4 250 Miami, FL (Booker T. Washington) 44 Toney Moore LB Marcus Hagins LB 11 David Hinds LB Jr 6-2 235 Miami, FL (Miami Edison) Joe Henry DE 35 Vinny Zaccario K Jr 5-11 180 Valrico, FL (Newsome) 46 Blake Bierman WR 19 Treon Howard DB R-So 5-11 175 Fort Meade, FL (HS) Hakeeme Ishmar WR 46 Josh Olmann LB 88 Jerrard Hunter WR R-Fr 6-2 183 Washington DC (Howard Woodson Sr) Conard Johnson LB Head Coach ...... Howard Schnellenberger Offensive Line ...... Dale Williams 47 Derek King LB 77 David Huntt OL R-So 6-1 245 Marathon, FL (HS) Assist. Head Coach/DC/OLB ... Kurt VanValkenburgh Graduate Assistant (O) ...... Mike Williams Colton Kane QB 47 Mason Hamilton FB Hakeeme Ishmar WR Fr 6-2 200 Dade City, FL (Pasco) Offensive Coordinator/WR ...... Darryl Jackson Graduate Assistant (D) ...... Joey Fitzgerald Andrae Kirk LB 48 Yourhighness Morgan LB 40 Chris Jackson FB R-So 6-1 230 Panama City, FL (Arnold) QBs ...... Jared Allen Strength Coach ...... Brian Remington Diondre Lewis LB 49 Brian Sirmans SS 97 Karl James DL R-Fr 6-1 270 Miami, FL (Miami Sunset) Tight Ends/ST ...... Joe Corozza Head Trainer...... John Burnside David Lozandier S Defensive Line ...... Johnny Frost Equipment Manager ...... David Case 50 Jimmie Colley OL 96 Jimmy Jean DL R-Jr 6-2 290 Fort Lauderdale, FL (Northeast) 37 Austin Jensen S R-Sr 6-2 200 Bradenton, FL (Manatee) Mike Marsaille OL Secondary ...... Dick Hopkins Video Coordinator ...... Steve Cutcher 51 Erik Hansen OL Inside Linebackers ...... Richard Lage Assistant AD for Conard Johnson LB Fr 6-0 224 Pompano Beach, FL (Blanche Ely) Derek Moise WR 52 Chris Newbold OL Running Backs ...... Dave Serna Football Operations ...... Sean Todd 98 Jamere Johnson DE R-Sr 6-4 270 Wesley Chapel, FL (Wharton) Robert Nasiff OL 53 Samuel McRoy OT 15 Randell Johnson LB R-So 6-4 230 Miami, FL (North Miami Senior) Damian Parms S PRONUNCIATION GUIDE 54 Tim Raber LS 25 Travis Jones RB R-So 5-11 190 Port St. Lucie, FL (Treasure Coast) Stephen Schoewe OT Marcus Bartels ...... Bar-Tells Brentley Harstad ...... HaR-Stad Jordan Sessa ...... Sess-AH 55 Joseph Bailey OT Colton Kane QB Fr 6-3 190 Navarre, FL (HS) Kevin Cyrille ...... Sir-Real David Kooi ...... Cou-E Andrew Stryffeler ...... Striff-ler Antonio Washington RB Andy Czuprynski...... Sir-prin-ski Nweze Miek ...... Knee-We-Z Kurt Van Valkenburgh ...... VAULK-enburg 56 Andy Czuprynski OL 64 Max Karrick OT R-Sr 6-6 310 Palm City, FL (South Fork) Cary White RB Nexon Dorvilus ...... Door-Vill-us James Oboh ...... O-bow Vinny Zaccario ...... Za-car-eo 57 Michael Copeland LB 47 Derek King LB Sr 6-1 235 Wyckoff, NJ (Ramapo) Mickey Groody ...... Grew-Dee Alex Pattee ...... Pat-Tee

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TWO-DEEP ROSTER (following spring drills) OFFENSE TLB #48 – Yourhighness Morgan LOT #44 – Toney Moore #53 – Samuel McRoy #63 – DeAndre Williams MLB #11 – David Hinds LOG #47 – Derek King #91 – Andy Czuprynski #75 – Ricardo Henry WLB #15 – Randell Johnson C #41 – Tony Walding #79 – Jordan Sessa #50 – Jimmy Colley CB

#34 – Keith Reaser SENIORS RG #23 – Winfred Strickland #52 – Chris Newbold #51 – Eric Hansen SS #6 – Demetrius Williamson RT #29 – Cortez Ash #64 – Max Karrick #55 – Joseph Bailey FS #27 – Marcus Bartels TE #24 – Brentley Harstad #85 – Darian Williams #86 – Nexon Dorvilus CB #19 – Treon Howard X #26 – Curtis Cross #2 – DeAndre Richardson #87 – Byron Hankerson RB SPECIAL TEAMS #32 – Alfred Morris P #22 – Damian Fortner #17 – Mickey Groody QB K #15 – David Kooi/#14 – Graham Wilbert #34 – Vinny Zaccario #16 – Nick Bracewell/#10 – Stephen Curtis LS FB #54 – Timothy Raber #8 – Xavier Stinson #69 – Morgan Barnett #43 – Tony Moore Z #83 – Marcus Cunningham/#13 – Paul Moore

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN VERSUS DEFENSE LE TRUE FRESHMAN #92 – Kevin Cyrille #72 – David Baptiste Recruits often ask “Will I be able to NT play my fi rst year?” While there is never #93 – Jarvis Givens #96 – Jimmy Jean a guarantee each year there are true freshmen who break into the line-up. In RT #94 – Andrew Stryffeler 2009 it was David Hinds. #98 – Jamere Johnson Hinds saw action in 10 of the team’s 12 games and drew two starts at middle SLB Alfred Morris will linebacker. In 2010, it was Cory Henry #31 – Cory Henry enter 2011 with the opportunity to surpass nearly #91 – Martin Wright who played in every game. every FAU running back record.

46 GET READY... cally hydrology since cally hydrology rst steps were taken on a boat. rst steps were nal campaign. I have studied water systems and more specifi I have studied water systems and more The earth has plenty of water but it is not always coming to FAU. at the right place time. It is a matter of getting it to I began has been similar. it needs to be. My football career where I knew it school. Following just one semester, at another four-year I of my mother, the efforts I needed to be. Through where wasn’t a back injury late in my junior season, only I suffered found FAU. The year than a year of rehabilitation. and more to face surgery has given me the opportunity to concentrate on academics with a fall of ’11 graduation. My fi projected license and know that water has been my past, I have a captain’s and water will be my future. college football is my present Barnett. My name is Morgan I’m back for my fi rst team by the rst team by the honorable mention mention honorable Pensacola News Journal Pensacola ve touchdowns…named fi ve touchdowns…named elder). Attended Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College in College Mississippi Gulf Coast Community Attended Played for Ronnie Gilliand at where where School High at Escambia Gilliand Ronnie Played for Geology major…son of Mike and Scherry Barnett…born Sept. Barnett…born Scherry and Mike of Geology major…son Played in every game and served as the long snapper on every snapper long served as the and Played in every game 2007: just suffered and 2,435 yards a total of for 66 times punted punt…FAU victory. Minnesota a tackle in the two blocks…recorded Prior to FAU: squad. with the Gulfport, MS…practiced High School: was listed as a and snapper as a long letter winner was a three-year he in 2006…was a two-year letter Snapper Long National Ray Guy Top-25 with 17 receptions receiver…credited wide and end at tight winner fi and yards 369 receiving for served as the and Red Bull MVP Award the team member…garnered was a he baseball where and team’s captain…two-sport athlete (football outfi and left-handed Personal: FL. 8, 1987, in Pensacola, Pensacola Sports Association…played in the FACA North/South All-Star North/South FACA in the Sports Association…played Pensacola was a in Ocala, FL, and Game 9 6 69 nal two games. nal MORGAN BARNETT Redshirt Senior Long Snapper 6-3, 230 Pensacola, FL Escambia HS Served as the team’s long snapper…did not have a not snapper…did team’s long Served as the Traveled with the squad and continued to handle all to handle continued and squad with the Traveled Made every long snap in 2008…saw just two punts blocked and no no and blocked in 2008…saw just two punts snap every long Made Used the year as a redshirt after undergoing back surgery. after undergoing year as a redshirt the Used a back 2009 until in 2007, 2008 and snap every long Recorded eld goal attempts were blocked…recorded three tackles on the year… tackles on the three blocked…recorded attempts were eld goal fi an assist versus State…record an assist at Arkansas had both a solo and Bowl. Shula FIU in the Orleans Bowl: New blocked. punt long-snapping duties. long-snapping 2008: 2010: 2009: fi the him for injury sidelined Motor City Bowl: GET READY...

SENIORS 48 SENIORS The Bartels name is something that means a lot to my family.

2010 GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES Date Opponent UT AT TT INT-YDS PB I think of my mother who has been a loyal employee at the same company my entire MARCUS BARTELS 09/02 at UAB 7 5 12 0-0 0 Redshirt Senior 09/11 Michigan State 3 7 10 0-0 0 life and of my father, Jack, a man who earned his GED, owned his own 09/25 UNT 5 3 8 0-0 0 Defensive Back 10/02 at USF 8 1 9 0-0 0 business and who taught his four children that what you will get 5-9, 170 10/09 at ULM 5 2 7 0-0 1 10/23 at ASU 8 6 14 0-0 3 Hollywood, FL 2277 10/30 FIU 2 4 6 2-37 0 out of life is what you put into it. Flanagan HS 11/06 at WKU 4 3 7 0-0 1 11/13 ULL 2 2 4 0-0 2 11/20 at Texas 4 5 9 0-0 0 11/27 at MTSU 6 1 7 0-0 0 Some think of Kris, as a guy who climbed the FAU football Earned a spot on the Phil Steele’s 2011 Preseason All-SBC Team (1st S) 12/04 Troy 2 9 11 0-0 0 team ladder, fi rst as a walk-on, then a member of special Returns as the team’s leading tackler the second-consecutive year… named football’s student-athlete MVP at the year-end banquet…Brandon 2009 GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES teams, a starter, a letter winner, a kick returner, a defensive Bullsworth nominee…needs fi ve tackles to record more career tackles than Date Opponent UT AT TT INT-YDS PB any other defensive back. 09/05 at Nebraska 2 6 8 0-0 0 MVP and a bowl game winner. I think of a brother who 09/19 at South Carolina 5 4 9 0-0 0 2010: Finished third on the squad in total tackles…he led the squad in 09/26 ULM 3 2 5 0-0 0 solo tackles with 56, interceptions with two, and in broken passes with 10/03 Wyoming 4 3 7 0-0 1 paved my way, set the tone of the Bartels work 10/17 North Texas 6 3 9 0-0 0 seven…fi rst game of 2010, UAB, he was the team leader with 12 tackles… ethic. Some may consider me a guy who followed it up the next week with another double-digit outing with 10 10/24 at ULL 3 3 6 1-2 0 tackles in FAU’s home gave at versus Michigan State…was held 10/31 MTSU 4 6 10 0-0 1 11/07 at UAB 3 5 8 0-0 0 walked-on, learned from his big brother, to single-digit tackles the following two weeks and then matched his 11/14 Arkansas State 9 5 14 0-0 0 career-high 14 at Arkansas State (2009 vs. ASU) in a game that he broke 11/21 at Troy 9 3 12 1-20 0 became a starter, an all-conference up three passes…ended the year with 11-tackle game vs. Troy, his fourth 11/28 WKU 6 7 13 0-0 0 double-digit outing of the year…recorded both interceptions in FAU’s 12/05 at FIU 4 9 13 0-0 1 member and a Burlsworth nominee — Shula Bowl victory over FIU…interceptions proved the undoing of FIU with 37 return yards and one INT saved a score...recorded a season-high Of Note: and will become FAU’s all-time leading eight solo tackles versus USF…recovered three of the six FAU loose balls Marcus is the younger brother of Kris Bartels, who played at FAU from 2004-2007. Kris received several honors from the FAU football program. The brothers have each worn #27. versus WKU…surgery in the off-season and was held out of spring drills… tackler among the defensive backs. Both walked onto the team and both won starting jobs because of their Tasmanian Devil named football’s student athlete of the year. style of play. 2009: Tenacity earned him the starting job three games into the 2009 campaign…played in every game and concluded his sophomore campaign My name is Marcus Bartels. as the team’s leading tackler…recorded his fi rst double-digit tackle game versus Wyoming, with 11 and had a team-leading nine the following I have heard “too small,” week at North Texas…recorded his second double-digit night versus Middle Tennessee and then had 14, 12, 13 and 13, respectively his last “not fast enough.” four games…his 14-tackle night against Arkansas State earned him the defensive game ball…had his fi rst collegiate against Troy… They do not write the Bartels legacy. praised for playing winning football...had a blocked kick at UNT...received the season ending Team Bone Award…fi nished second in the Sun Belt We do! with 112 tackles for an average of 9.2 per game…fi nished fi rst in total tackles among league games with 85 for an average of 10.5 per game. Motor City Bowl: Travel team member. 2008: Worked out with the team and became an important part of the team’s defensive back depth. 2007: Worked with the squad in both the fall and spring. High School: Played for Frangoulis at Flanagan High School where he earned second team Broward County honors…graduated with a 3.875 GPA. Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Jack and Manuela Bartels…born in Pembroke Pines, FL…consistent 3.0+ GPA member.

CAREER TACKLES Year GMS UT AT TT TFL INT-YDS PBU FF 2009 12 56 56 112 5.0-9 1-20 3 1 2010 12 56 48 104 5.0-15 2-56 7 0 Total 24 112 104 216 10.0-24 3-76 10 1

50 GET READY... 51 SENIORS As the son of parents who hail from Jamaica, football wasn’t the

Motor City Bowl: Traveled with the squad and recorded a tackle assist. obvious choice for me to play. But I was raised in Belle Glade, land CURTIS CROSS 2008: Worked into a rotation of deep corners…saw action in six games of sugarcane and high school football. My parents are supportive of Redshirt Senior with his lone tackle coming in the Motor City Bowl. Cornerback 2007: Redshirted. everything I choose to do. They were there when I faced all the hype 5-10, 170 High School: Played for Willie Snead at Glades Central High School, versus Monarch my senior year of high school. I stuck the receiver Belle Glade, FL 2266 where he recorded 45 tackles, two interceptions as a senior for the state champions…two-sport athlete (football and track)…as a junior track on the fi rst pass and they never came my way again. They Glades Central HS star he was the state champion in the 110 high hurdles and the 300 intermediate hurdles to earn the Palm Beach Post Track Athlete of were there when I captured the 300- and 100-meter dash the Year. in the state championships my junior year as well as 2010: Played in fi ve games of his junior campaign…recorded fi ve Personal: Graphic design major…son of Vivene Smith…born in Jamaica. tackles…earned his fi rst two at UAB, both solo, in the season opener… the 110 hurdles as a senior. They are always there for had another at Middle Tennessee and had two assists versus Troy… hampered much of the season with an injury. each of their three children and my mom knows that 2009: Saw action in 10 games…recorded eight solo tackles and nine assists…had three tackles versus Middle Tennessee and three against I will be home anytime she is cooking Jamaican Arkansas State. food, especially ox tails for dinner.

My name is Curtis Cross. God is the leader of my life.

5252 GET READY... SENIORS Five games into my sophomore year, I felt at home. We were looking for our fi rst win. It was crunch time. It was a home game and we needed Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Marie Rock and Enel Cyrille...born in KEVIN CYRILLE Miami, FL. a stop. I hit my man for a loss of two. The defense held. Redshirt Senior CAREER STATISTICS Special teams blocked a kick and the offense turned it Defensive Lineman Year GMS UT AT TT TFL Sack-YDS PBU FF into a score. As a team, we turned it into a win. Winning 6-4, 275 Miami, FL 2009 12 25 15 40 11.5-41 3.0-20 21 North Miami Beach HS9922 2010 12 18 14 32 6.5-20 2.0-8 20 begins with each play and the focus you bring to your Total 24 43 29 72 18-61 5.0-28 21 assignment. I like matching wits, playing the mind 2010 GAME-BY-GAME games and challenging the best. I want to be Date Opponent UT AT TT TFL SACKS Experience will be instrumental in FAU’s move to a 3-4 defense. 09/02 at UAB 2 0 2 1.0-1 0-0 number one. I want to prove myself at this level 2010: Started and anchored an improved line that has applied more pressure 09/11 MSU 0 1 1 0.0-0 0-0 each season...FAU’s Defensive Game Ball winner following UAB game...recorded 09/25 UNT 3 2 5 2.0-2 0-0 10/02 at USF 3 1 4 0.0-0 0-0 and the next. In order to get to those levels, a tackle in all but one game in 2010…had his fi rst tackle for a loss in the UAB 10/09 at ULM 2 0 2 0.0-0 0-0 victory…recorded two versus North Texas…grabbed his fi rst sack at Middle 10/23 at ASU 1 0 1 1.0-7 0-0 I have to eliminate every enemy in Tennessee and followed it up the following week versus Troy…earned two 10/30 FIU 0 2 2 0.0-0 0-0 quarterback hurries and two broken passes. 11/06 at WKU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0-0 the way. 11/13 ULL 1 2 3 0.0-0 0-0 2009: Was a key member of the defensive unit…played and started in every 11/20 at Texas 0 4 4 0.0-0 0-0 game…recorded 25 solo tackles and 15 assists which was tops among the FAU 11/27 at MTSU 5 1 6 1.5-5 1-3 defensive lineman…also led the Owls with 11.5 tackles for a loss of 41 yards… 12/0 Troy 1 1 2 6.5-20 2-8 My name is Kevin Cyrille. recorded a team leading 3.0 sacks for a loss of 20 yards…credited with two pass breakups and three QB hurries…had a season-high seven tackles versus 2009 GAME-BY-GAME It’s my senior year. It’s crunch time. Wyoming but continued to become more and more of a force as the season Date Opponent UT AT TT TFL SACKS progressed…forced a versus Lafayette…fi rst collegiate sack was an 09/05 at Nebraska 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 assist versus ULM…fi rst solo sack was versus Lafayette…recorded a season- 09/19 at S Carolina 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 high three tackles for a loss, totaling 10 yards, against Arkansas State 09/26 ULM 2 2 4 0.5-3 0.5-3 10/03 WY 4 3 7 1.5-4 0.0-0 2008: Used the year as a redshirt season…showed great promise. 10/17 at North Texas 3 0 3 1.0-2 0.0-0 10/24 at Louisiana 2 0 2 1.0-12 1.0-12 2007: Transferred from Western Michigan…joined the squad in January to 10/31 MT 2 2 4 1.5-1 0.0-0 begin the transition with the team. 11/07 at UAB 2 2 4 0.5-1 0.0-0 High School: Played for Jeff Bertani at North Miami Beach High School, where 11/14 ASU 3 1 4 3.0-10 1.0-5 11/21 at TROY 6 0 6 1.0-1 0.0-0 he recorded 62 tackles, including 15 sacks ...also forced four as a 11/28 WKU 1 2 3 1.5-7 0.5-0 senior... earned fi rst-team all-Dade honors and participated in the Broward vs. 12/05 at FIU 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 Dade All-Star Game and the North and South Game...two-sport athlete (football and basketball).

5454 GET READY... SENIORS There is no such thing as luck — the situations and opportunities we fi nd ourselves

High School: Played for Denis Lavelle at South Fork High School where in are determined by the choices we make. Unfortunately I have found CHASE DICKINSON he saw action as a fullback…recorded 19 touchdowns and 750 yards as a senior…played on the all-star team. myself with a few injuries during my college career, but I have always Senior Personal: Civil engineering major…son of Kathleen and Russell been able to make my own “luck” by choosing to overcome those Offensive Lineman Dickinson…born in Miami, FL 6-2, 230 setbacks. Despite the injuries, playing football has given me a great Palm City, FL 6666 sense of pride and discipline as well as a few great friends along South Fork HS the way. Making the decision to transfer from Birmingham-Southern College to pursue my major as a civil engineer was diffi cult but 2010: Joined the squad for spring drills…broke his ankle during preseason drills. presented me with the opportunity to play football for a 2009: Worked with the squad but did not travel. Division I program. I thank my mother and father 2007-08: Played for Birmingham Southern College as a defensive end and as a member of special teams…suffered a knee injury as a freshman… for always standing behind me through my life recorded fi ve sacks as a sophomore. endeavors and making me the person I am today. I could not have accomplished what I have without them. I will always hold close the memories that I have made in college and continue to be optimistic about what life has to offer in the future.

My name is Chase Dickinson. I’m a civil engineering major – and a offensive lineman.

5656 GET READY... 57 SENIORS I have had two seasons that were tremendously humbling. It isn’t too often that you get to play as a true freshman and I did. I played in every game and 2006: Played in every game…as a true freshman he was fi fth, third WILLIE FLOYD among returners, on the team with 423 all-purpose yards…his strongest fi nished fi fth on the team in all-purpose yards. Game two of my sophomore game on the ground was 11 carries for 31 yards at South Carolina… Redshirt Senior recorded one reception for 13 yards at Clemson in his collegiate debut… year, versus Oklahoma State, I tore my ACL and missed the remainder Running Back was second on the squad with 255 yards as a kick returner…55 yards of of the season. It was tough watching the team win knowing I wasn’t 5-9, 185 his season total came against Troy, where he recorded his season-long 37- yard return…he was one of four true freshman to see game time. Hollywood, FL 2288 contributing in any way. Through the love of my family, which is High School: Played for Mark Guandola at Chaminade-Madonna High Chaminade-Madonna HS School, where he rushed for 1,750 yards and recorded 20 TDs…also on the too extended to count, I returned and started to get everything receiving end of 250 yards and four TDs…earned All-County and All-State honors and was named the Sun-Sentinel Player of the Year…participated back, saw some game time and was ready to work back into the Floyd received offi cial word from the NCAA that he had been granted in the Dade versus Broward All-Star Game…two-sport athlete (football a sixth season at the start of the 2011 summer. His experience and and track and fi eld…ran a 10.5 in the 100m dash). lineup until I tore my PEC in the summer of 2009. I got to know versatility will be invaluable in 2011. Personal: Communication major…son of Nena and Willie Floyd…born May the training room staff and the doctors at Cleveland Clinic. I 2010: Returned to see action in 12 games with one start…earned the 4, 1988, in Hollywood, FL. team’s second most carries with 40 and second most yards with 256 for a also know that whether it is rushing for 247 yards and three team-leading 6.4 yards per carry…credited with one score and a season CAREER RUSHING and career long 65 yards, which was also the longest carry of the 2010 TDs in the state game or fi ghting back from injuries, my family season for any back…was fourth on the squad with 12 receptions for Year GMS ATT Yds Avg TD LG a total of 141 yards and a score…led the squad in kick returns with 34 2006 12 39 155 4.0 0 17 is there. And there is nothing I enjoy more than being with returns for 738 yards and an average of 21.7 yards per return…his longest 2007 2 1 3 3.0 0 0 scamper was for 48 yards. 2008 5 11 38 3.5 0 10 my family for large parties and get-togethers, especially 2010 12 40 256 6.4 1 65 2009: Suffered a shoulder injury during preseason and did not play. watching movies. Total 31 91 452 5.0 1 65 Motor City Bowl: Traveled with the squad to Detroit. 2008: Played in fi ve games and recorded 11 carries for 38 yards…longest CAREER KICK RETURN carry was 15 yards…also shared in kick return duties…had seven kick My name is Willie Floyd. Year GMS No Yds Avg LG TD returns for 145 yards, his longest was 26 yards…recorded a tackle assist 2006 12 14 255 18.2 37 0 against North Texas. My favorite movie is 2007 2 5 85 17.0 37 0 2007: Played in two games and was a big part of the return game until 2008 5 7 145 20.7 26 0 “Coming to America.” he suffered a season-ending knee injury versus Oklahoma State…had 2010 12 34 738 21.7 48 0 returned fi ve kicks for a total of 85 yards…his longest return was 36 yards Total 31 60 1223 20.3 48 0 at Oklahoma State…had a total of 91 all-purpose yards in the OSU game, three on the ground, 13 in the air and 75 yards of return.

58 GET READY... 59 SENIORS Differences are little things.

2008: Played in six games…recorded seven tackles on the year, three JARVIS GIVENS solo…recorded fi ve in the North Texas game, three solo…had one tackle for a loss of two yards…forced a fumble versus North Texas…recorded a Big change can be caused by the smallest difference. FAU’s Redshirt Senior quarterback hurry versus ULL and two versus CMU…broke up a pass against Defensive Tackle FIU…credited with a pass broken up and three quarterback hurries which defensive line is changing from a four-man to a three-man tied for the team lead. 6-3, 305 2007: Used the year as a redshirt season. Miami, FL 9933 front. It is a big change but when you look more closely at Columbus HS High School: Played for Chris Merritt at Columbus High School, where he recorded 69 tackles, including nine sacks and 11 total for a loss…credited it, the difference is only six inches. with eight quarterback hurries, four forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries…as a junior, he recorded 75 tackles, including 12 sacks and 15 Earned a spot on the Phil Steele’s 2011 Preseason All-SBC Team (2nd DT). for a loss…played in the Dade versus Broward All-Star Game…two-sport Will be key to FAU’s defense and the switch to a 3-4 front…expected to athlete (football and baseball). My morning, noon and night have also changed. That fi ght for the starting nose tackle spot. Personal: Sociology major…son of Mildred and Arthur Givens…born in 2010: Turned in a strong season…with 26 tackles in a steady rotation… Miami, FL. change is due to a little girl named Aaliyah (2). She is recorded three in the fi rst game of the season and his fi rst game back following a season-ending injury in 2009…recorded a career-high fi ve CAREER TACKLES the reason I focus at football and concentrate versus ULM…recorded a tackle in all but one game, the Michigan State Year GMS UT AT TT TFL SACKS PBU FF game at Ford Field, hosted by FAU…had a tackle for a loss versus UAB and in class. Because of my loving parents and a career high 1.5 tackles for a loss of 13 yards versus ULM…forced a fumble 2008 6 3 4 7 1.0-2 0.0-0 1 1 2009 5 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 versus ULM, broke up a pass at UAB and earned a quarterback hurry at Texas. for her, Aaliyah, I will graduate. I will 2010 12 9 17 26 4.5-23 1.0-2 1 1 2009: Played in fi ve games…had worked into a solid rotation among the tackles until an injury sidelined him for the remainder of the season. Total 23 12 21 33 5.5-25 1.0-2 2 2 become the fi rst in my family, among Motor City Bowl: Traveled with the squad and was credited for earning one tackle assists…it was for a loss of one…also had two quarterback hurries. six children, to earn a college degree.

My name is Jarvis Givens.

I’m the proud father of Aaliyah.

6060 GET READY... 61 Countless life-changing lessons began as I signed my National Letter of Intent for FAU football. The message: Life is short — you can’t take anything for granted. SENIORS My list of priorities began to expand; God, Family, Football and now Health. I am thankful each day for the opportunity FAU has given me to do what I 2009 GAME-BY-GAME PUNTS MICKEY GROODY Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 love; punt the ball, get stronger physically and spiritually, work with a 09/05 at Nebraska 1 50 50.0 50 0 1 0 1 0 talented, resilient, football team and obtain an outstanding education. Redshirt Senior 09/19 at USC 4 166 41.5 48 0 0 2 0 2 09/26 ULM 5 179 35.8 46 0 0 2 0 3 10/03 Wyoming 6 258 43.0 49 0 2 2 0 3 FAU football lives its mission statement by not only providing student 5-11, 170 10/17 UNT 3 136 45.3 48 1 0 2 0 2 10/24 at ULL 2 73 36.5 41 0 0 1 0 1 athletes with access to challenging opportunities in higher education, Pompano Beach, FL 1177 10/31 MTSU 2 78 39.0 46 1 1 0 0 0 but on the playing fi eld. In the spring of 2010, I requested to work St. Thomas Aquinas HS 11/07 at UAB 4 189 47.2 55 0 1 1 1 1 11/14 ASU 4 166 41.5 55 0 0 1 1 1 with the quarterbacks to challenge myself, to learn the playbook and 11/21 at Troy 8 367 45.9 51 0 0 4 1 3 11/28 WKU 3 68 22.7 39 0 1 0 0 0 the strategies behind the defensive adjustments. Supported by Earned a spot on the Phil Steele’s 2011 Preseason All-SBC Team (1st P) 12/05 at FIU 1 36 36.0 36 0 0 0 0 1 coaches and staff, this training encouraged me to develop a FAU was No. 17 nationally in net punt returns…averaged 45.17 per punt…opponents averaged 6.37 per return…led the Sun Belt in 2007 GAME-BY-GAME PUNTS broader perspective of the game and possibly a future as Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 both categories. 09/01 MTSU 1 40 40.0 40 0 1 0 0 0 a graduate assistant or someday a coach. 2010: First team all-conference selection…All-American selection…Ray 09/08 at Ok State 1 38 38.0 38 0 0 0 0 1 Guy Watch List member…FAU special teams MVP…averaged 43.5 yards 10/20 at ULL 3 80 26.7 31 0 0 0 0 3 I encountered the full college experience by per punt his fi rst outing…tied his career-high with eight punts at UAB… 10/27 ULM 4 142 35.5 43 0 0 0 0 0 11/10 ASU 4 141 35.2 43 0 0 1 0 1 supporting numerous FAU teams, volunteering with had fi ve punts versus USF…recorded a career-long 73-yard punt versus 11/17 at Florida 6 238 39.7 54 1 0 2 2 2 FIU…led the league in average yards per punt…had a punt of 50+ yards 11/24 at FIU 5 169 33.8 41 0 0 0 0 1 Relay for Life as a cancer survivor, working at the in 10-consecutive games…special teams game ball winner versus UAB and 12/01 at TROY 1 30 30.0 30 0 0 1 0 1 campus recreation center, life guarding at the pool FIU…served as team game captain versus North Texas. 12/21 vs Memphis 2 80 40.0 44 0 1 1 0 0 and meeting new people. I’m pretty sure I have 2009: Assumed all punt duties following game one…had just 10 punts returned on the season for an average of 6.1 yards per punt…the longest CAREER PUNTS made friends for life and survived the pressures Year GMS No YARDS Avg. Lg TB FC 50+ I20 return was just 29 yards…had a career high eight punts versus Troy… of punting deep in our territory surrounded by earned the special teams game ball following the Arkansas State game and 2007 9 27 958 35.5 54 25 2 10 the special teams MVP honor at season’s end…had three punts more than 2008 redshirted 1 3 0 0 90,000 plus screaming fans. 50 yards…had a 55 yard punt at UAB and hit it again versus Arkansas 2009 12 46 1868 40.6 55 6164 19 State…worked with the quarterbacks in the spring to gain knowledge he 2010 12 69 3153 45.7 73 91322 16 This is not the end. Like our stadium I see hopes to use in a coaching career...member of the Ray Guy Watch List. TOTAL 33 142 5979 42.1 73 17 34 28 45 developing each day from class — it’s actually Motor City Bowl: Traveled with the squad. the beginning. 2008: Redshirted following a foot injury. New Orleans Bowl: Tallied two punts in the Owls victory over Memphis for My name is Mickey Groody, a total of 80 yards…44 yards was his long…one was a touchback and the other was fair caught. #17, FAU Punter. 2007: Began the year as the team’s placement punter…game-high six punts for an average of 39.7 yards, his longest was 54 yards at Florida… I am Grateful…. placed three inside the 20 at ULL and two at Florida…punt average was Ephesians 5:20 35.5 yards per punt…just one was blocked and 10 were inside the 20. High School: Kicked for George Smith at St. Thomas High School, which played for the state championship the last three seasons…as a senior, he averaged 41 yards per punt, including nine within the 20…earned all-county honors and was named All-America MSL…played in the MSL All-American Game and the Dade versus Broward All-Star Game…member of the Spanish National Honor Society…three-sport athlete (football, baseball, basketball)…prior to his senior year, he participated in various camps, including Notre Dame, Rutgers, Florida, Florida Atlantic and Miami…he was the fi rst punter to sign an NLI in FAU’s history. Personal: Management and fi nance major…son of Mike and Sandra Groody…born in Shirley, NY 2010 GAME-BY-GAME PUNTS Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 09/02 at UAB 8 348 43.5 56 0 0 2 4 1 09/11 MSU 6 274 45.7 49 0 1 1 0 1 09/25 UNT 3 158 52.7 58 0 0 2 1 0 10/02 at USF 5 225 45.0 51 1 0 1 1 2 10/09 at ULM 4 150 45.6 59 0 1 2 2 2 10/23 at ASU 7 319 45.6 59 0 1 2 1 2 Finished his junior campaign No. 5 nationally with a 45.80 punt 10/30 FIU 6 280 46.7 73 0 1 0 1 2 average…is third all time SBC in career punting average at 42.1, no. 2 11/06 at WKU 7 298 42.6 50 0 0 3 1 2 in punting average in a season at 45.7 and his efforts placed the team 11/13 ULL 6 256 42.7 60 0 1 2 2 3 11/20 at Texas 5 256 51.2 62 0 2 1 3 1 punting average for the season at 3,252, 4th all-time SBC…the team 11/27 at MTSU 7 316 45.1 64 0 1 0 1 2 punting average was 45.2, tops all-time SBC. 02/04 Troy 7 372 53.1 72 0 2 0 3 1 6262 GET READY... 63 SENIORS Far too many people have gone through a car accident, but few have been as lucky as I have. In the

New Orleans Bowl: Instrumental part of the squad’s special teams in the spring of 2010, I suffered critical injuries in a car accident while I was on the way to the football banquet. AUSTIN JENSEN program’s fi rst bowl game and bowl victory. I don’t remember much about that day but I do remember Redshirt Senior 2007: Played as a true freshman and had an immediate impact with special teams’ play against Oklahoma State with three tackles, all on special the stories my family, friends and nurses told about my Defensive Back teams…proved to be his most productive game…recovered a fumble versus 6-2, 208 Minnesota…also recorded multiple tackles against Florida International… teammates who visited the hospital. Being a part of a recovered a blocked kick against Lafayette and Memphis…credited with a Bradenton, FL 3377 team and the game of football is what drove me blocked fi eld goal against Monroe in the second overtime…also credited Manatee HS with a 20-yard kick return at Florida. through rehab. I returned to FAU in the High School: Played for Joe Kinnan at Manatee High School, where he was fi rst-team All-State (5A) as a junior…as a senior, he recorded 100 tackles, fall of 2010 with a concentration on 2010: Redshirted 74 were solo, 7.5 were sacks…for his prep efforts, he earned fi rst-team All- 2009: Played in every game and continued to be a major contributor on State (5A), was the Bradenton Herald Defensive Player of the Year, Sarasota academics and rehab. Work and time Herald Tribune Co-Defensive Player of the Year and the Channel 47 (St. special teams…had a blocked kick at Nebraska…as a defensive back he has healed most wounds. I’m back recorded 11 total tackles, fi ve solo, and a tackle for a loss of one…had a Petersburg) Defensive Player of the Year…played in the Pal Bowl All-Star season high fi ve tackles versus Troy including four solo. Game and the Florida North versus South All-Star Game. on track to graduate in the fall, Motor City Bowl: Took advantage of bonus playing time to fi nish the game Personal: Exercise science major…son of Mark and Kim Jensen. third on the team with seven tackles. and will do so with better than 2008: Played in every game both on defense and special teams…possibly CAREER STATISTICS a 3.0 GPA. I will support my the biggest play of his sophomore season and for the entire team came on Year GMS UT AT TT TFL INT-YDS PBU FR an-onside kick that Ted Czepiga forced FIU to bobble and Austin Jensen 2007 11 5 3 8 0.0-0 0-0 0 1 teammates and coaches just as recovered the ball which set up an FAU score and eventual 57-50 overtime 2008 13 15 9 24 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 victory sending FAU to the Motor City Bowl…also credited with a blocked 2009 12 5 6 11 1.0-1 0-0 0 0 they did for me in the hospital extra point attempt versus North Texas which was picked up and returned for Total 36 25 18 43 1.0-1 0-0 0 1 a score…defensively, recorded 24 tackles on the year, including 15 solo… and on the sidelines this season high was seven tackles versus Central Michigan in the Motor City Bowl…prior to that he recorded four tackles versus Troy, three solo, and season. Contact is out — but four versus North Texas…recorded a tackle in nine of the 13 games played. the idea of being a teammate is forever.

“When you have everything taken away from you in life, you have the capacity to do anything.”

6464 GET READY... 65 SENIORS Baseball — I played it my entire life. Sixty feet six inches away, throwing hard and challenging the batter, that

Motor City Bowl: Traveled with the squad and saw action. is what I knew. JAMERE JOHNSON 2008: Saw action in 10 games…recorded 11 tackles on the year…played Redshirt Senior an instrumental role on the line when injuries hit…recorded a season- high four tackles, three solo, against UAB…had a quarterback hurry in the Football — It was new to me, but it provided the most opportunity. Defensive End same game. 6-4, 270 2007: Preserved the year as a redshirt. My high school coach saw potential. I saw college scholarship Tampa, FL 9988 High School: Played for David Mitchell at Wharton High School…as a opportunities. After winning the football District Wharton HS senior, recorded 72 tackles, including 10.5 sacks and earned the team’s Ironman of the Year…his junior season had 58 tackles, including 16 sacks Championship recruiters began to notice. Meeting the and earned all-county honors and second-team all-conference honors. 2010: Played in 11 games with fi ve starts…recorded 29 tackles and six Personal: Business major…son of Jeffrey and Edith Johnson…born in college admission challenges was my next hurdle. for a loss of 41 yards, sixth on the squad in TFL and second in total yards Houston, TX. lost…second on the team with three sacks and tied for fi rst in yards lost via a sack…hurried the quarterback three times, two credited at Texas… had a season and career-high seven tackles at WKU and had six at UL the CAREER STATISTICS I was challenged by the admission requirements but faced following weekend…fi rst career sack was a loss of 10 yards at Arkansas Year GMS UT AT TT TFL Sacks State. 2008 10 6 5 11 0.5-1 0.0-0 each head on knowing a college degree would open doors 2009: Saw action in 10 games missing the fi rst two with an ankle 2009 10 7 7 14 2.0-2 0.0-0 injury…recorded an assist his fi rst game back, versus ULM…followed up 2010 11 10 19 29 6.0-41 3.0-37 to my future. The coaches helped me reach these Total 31 23 31 44 8.5-44 3.0-37 with two versus Wyoming and two versus Louisiana…had a season-best goals. I hope to do the same for others as three versus Middle Tennessee and Troy…recorded two tackles for a loss, the fi rst against Wyoming and the second at UAB, both for a loss of one a coach. yard…recovered two fumbles, the fi rst versus Wyoming and the second versus WKU…credited with a QB hurry versus Middle Tennessee and a pass brakeup at FIU. My name is Jamere Johnson. I’m a two-time bowl champion. I work hard and study hard.

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When you look back at your college career, you 2009: Saw action in seven games both on special teams and on the line. MAX KARRICK Motor City Bowl: Travel squad member. want to have something to show for it. Sure, one Redshirt Senior 2008: Played in three games...missed spring drills due to an injury. conference championship and two bowl game Offensive Tackle 2007: Redshirted the season. victories are more than some football players will 6-8, 310 High School: Played for Dennis Lavelle at South Fork High School, where Palm City, FL 6644 he recorded 37 pancake blocks as a senior…earned fi rst-team all-area ever accomplish, but there is more. We will lift, South Fork HS and was no. 2 in the Treasure Coast top-11…two-sport athlete (football and weight lifting)…member of Who’s Who in both 2005 and 2006… practice and play for a second conference title International Baccalaureate, national merit qualifi er. and a third bowl game. I will also graduate in Will obtain his third degree by seasons end. Personal: Political science and history graduate, class of December 2010… currently majoring in interdisciplinary studies social science…son of December with a third degree, adding a degree 2010: Played in 10 games, all starts…played right tackle, left tackle and Sandra and Scott Karrick…born in Sunrise, FL. special teams…was one of the most experienced on a line that began the in political science to my current degrees in year with fi ve new starting offensive linemen, including Karrick. history and interdisciplinary studies/social work. The 2011 senior class also will be the fi rst senior class to lead the Owls into the new on-campus stadium. There is always more. Law school is next.

My name is Max Karrick. I am a senior offensive lineman for FAU.

6868 GET READY... SENIORS I’m looking forward to 2011. My career began at a Division I-AA school even though my dream was to play for an FBS school. After one season of college football, I decided to live the dream. I transferred and Transfer: Sat out the 2009 season to fulfi ll the year of residence following DEREK KING two seasons at Monmouth University. fulfi lled the mandatory year of residence. I miss the family, but love the weather. The fi rst year was tough Senior High School: Played for Drew Gibbs at Ramapo High School where he was because I knew I could contribute. Last year any regret I may have had disappeared when I had that fi rst Linebacker an all-league and all-county selection…played in the North Jersey Bergen County All-Star Game...all-North Jersey and member of the Suburban solo tackle, inside the 20 setting up the offense 6-1, 235 League. Wyckoff, NJ 4477 Personal: Multimedia journalism major with a minor in sociology…son of with great fi eld position. Ramapo HS Harry and Darlene King, brother to Kristen…born in Wyckoff, NJ.

This year, I hope to see more time at 2010: Worked with the team during spring drills…and saw action in every game in 2010, primarily on special teams…had two solo tackles linebacker. The base defense provides and one assists for three on the year…his fi rst tackle, a solo, versus Western Kentucky…added another at Middle Tennessee and had an assist me a better opportunity to earn a spot. versus Troy.

My name is Derek King. Last summer I accepted an internship with ESPN 760.

7070 GET READY... 71 SENIORS Life is a journey and I have been blessed to absorb the things that I have. It’s my responsibility to learn from my mistakes, to make myself better and to not repeat those things 2009: Saw action in 10 games both on the line and on special teams. SAM MCROY Motor City Bowl: Travel squad member. that can affect my life in a negative way. After tearing my ACL Redshirt Senior 2008: Did not see action. in the 10th grade, the doctors said that I would probably Offensive Tackle 2007: Redshirted. never play again. This was a turning point in my life. Playing 6-4, 290 High School: Played for Cedrick Thorton at William M. Raines High School, Jacksonville, FL 5533 where he earned second-team all-conference honors…played in both the at a small school and with little or no hope of being seen by Shrine Bowl and the FACA All-Star Game. William M. Raines HS college recruiters, everyone believed my dreams were over. Personal: Pre-business in major…son of Essie McRoy…born March 14, 1988, in Jacksonville, FL. I worked my way back and was blessed with the opportunity Earned a spot on Phil Steele’s 2011 Preseason All-SBC Team (3rd OT) to play at FAU. As the youngest of six kids, I have learned so 2010: Played in 11 games, all starts at left tackle…recorded two tackles, both solo, on the year…the fi rst was at USF the second versus UL...has much from my family. They have seen me through my darkest the most experience on the line. days and cheer me on as my journey continues through graduation with a degree in interdisciplinary studies with a minor in sociology.

My name is Sam McRoy. Hard work, Dedication, Commitment

7272 GET READY... 73 SENIORS Lead by example — that is what my parents did and I love them for it. My mom, Yvonne, graduated from college in 2004 and then earned her participated in the PSA All-Star Game…academically, he was named the ALFRED MORRIS student-athlete of the month for Pine Forest. master’s degree. She gave me her graduation cap and I carry it Redshirt Senior Personal: Exercise science major…son of Yvonne and Ronald Morris…born in Pensacola, FL…consistent member of the FAU Athletic Department’s 3.0 with me as a reminder that I can graduate too. My mom, a strong Running Back GPA list. Christian, has raised seven boys, taught special education and 5-11, 220 Pensacola, FL 3322 done yard work to make sure we were fed. I don’t know how she CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS Pine Forest HS Year GM No. YARDS Avg. TD LG did it. My dad is awesome. He had to drop out of high school to 2008 11 7 23 3.2 0 9 2009 12 263 1392 5.3 11 48 raise his brothers and sisters. He gave us tough love even though Earned a second team spot on Phil Steele’s 2011 Preseason All-SBC 2010 12 227 928 4.1 7 38 Team (2nd RB) we knew he was a big softy. He taught us not only to be Total 35 497 2343 4.7 18 48 Was just 72 yards shy of becoming the fi rst FAU player to have back- men, but to be gentlemen. I look forward to the games to-back 1,000 yard seasons. 2008 GAME-BY-GAME |------RUSHING------| |------RECEIVING------| they can see and do everything I can to make them 2010: Pre-season All-Sun Belt Conference...in his fi rst game ran for 103 Date Opponent No. Yds TD LI No. Yds TD LI yards…ran for 153 at ULM for the second time in fi ve games and had a 09/02 at UAB 16 103 1 38 1 11 0 11 proud. My graduation is just around the corner. I plan season high two scores…fl irted with the mark versus FIU with 96 yards… 09/11 Michigan State 20 54 1 10 0 0 0 0 tallied 143 yards when FAU hosted Louisiana…added catching ability to 09/25 UNT 17 54 1 10 0 0 0 0 on returning my mom’s graduation cap after earning his resume with eight catches for 47 yards and a score…scored a TD in 10/02 at USF 12 22 0 6 0 0 0 0 10/09 at ULM 30 153 2 22 1 -2 0 0 seven of his last 11 games…sits in second place on the all-time career my own cap — one that represents my degree rushing list…moved into the spot at WKU. 10/23 at ASU 16 69 0 79 1 8 0 2 10/30 FIU 20 96 1 21 0 0 0 0 2009: Began the year as an unknown to anyone who had not witnessed 11/06 at WKU 24 68 1 19 0 0 0 0 in exercise science and health his total dominance at the 2009 spring practices and preseason…by 11/13 ULL 22 143 0 25 2 19 1 16 season’s end he held the Sun Belt Conference rushing title with 1,392 11/20 at Texas 18 80 0 13 0 0 0 0 administration. 11/27 at MTSU 19 40 0 14 2 9 0 5 yards, the FAU all-time single season rushing record and had proven FAU’s 12/04 Troy 13 46 0 11 0 0 0 0 pro-style attack could win through the air and the ground…in his starting debut, Morris rushed for 95 yards at Nebraska on 18 carries…Morris gained My name is Alfred Morris. 79 at South Carolina and broke the 100 yard plateau, the fi rst of seven 2007 GAME-BY-GAME |------RUSHING------| |------RECEIVING------| times in 2009, versus ULM with 122 on 23 carries…he also scored his Date Opponent No. Yds TD LI No. Yds TD LI I was the 2010 FAU Male fi rst touchdown versus ULM…Morris’ score was a four-yard run that put 09/05 at Nebraska 18 95 0 26 0 0 0 0 09/19 at South Carolina 22 79 0 12 0 0 0 0 the Owls up 7-3 in the fi rst…it was also the fi rst rushing TD for the Owls 09/26 ULM 23 122 1 27 0 0 0 0 Student Athlete of the in 2009…his next big game came against Louisiana with 147 yards on 10/03 Wyoming 19 87 1 14 0 0 0 0 29 carries and two scores…his longest run of the day was 11 yards…he 10/17 North Texas 29 147 2 11 0 0 0 0 Year. also had one catch for 38 yards and earned National Honorable Mention 10/24 at ULL 24 183 2 47 1 38 0 38 honors by College Performance…Middle Tennessee held him to under 100 10/31 MTSU 25 93 0 12 3 45 0 33 I am a candidate for yards for the fi rst time in three games but saw him grab three passes for 11/07 at UAB 12 60 0 25 0 0 0 0 45 yards, his longest a 33-yard reception…an ankle injury in the MTSU 11/14 Arkansas State 24 117 2 21 1 17 1 17 FAU’s All-Time Leading 11/21 at Troy 17 137 2 1 48 16 0 6 game slowed his game with only a half played against UAB for 60 yards… 11/28 WKU 25 122 0 19 0 0 0 0 Rusher. he played through the injury the remainder of the season and did not 12/05 at FIU 25 158 2 20 1 8 1 8 have a game with less than 100 yards…Morris had 117 versus Arkansas State with two rushing scores along with a touchdown reception…he had 2008 GAME-BY-GAME |------RUSHING------| |------RECEIVING------| 137 versus Troy which included carrying two Trojan defenders the last fi ve Date Opponent No. Yds TD LI No. Yds TD LI yards for a score…he did not score versus Western Kentucky but did have 08/30 at Texas 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 122 yards on 25 carries…with the conference rushing title on the line 11/08 UNT 4 18 0 9 0 0 0 0 the FAU offensive linemen made it their goal to eclipse the mark and for 11/15 ULL 2 5 0 4 0 0 0 0 Morris to earn the title…he obliged with 158 yards and two scores to earn the crown…he ended his sophomore campaign with seven game with 100+ CAREER GAME HIGHS yards, the SBC rushing title, the FAU MVP title, the FAU team Academic RUSH ATT: 30 ULM (10/09/10) Award and the University Male Student Athlete of the Year as honored by RUSH YARDS: 183 ULL (10/24/09) the University’s Provost…statistically, he led the league in rushing with RUSH TDS: 2 FIVE TIMES RUSH LONG: 48 TROY (11/21/09) 1392 yards and fi nished second in scoring TDs with 13 for a 6.5 average. RECEPTIONS: 3 MTSU (10/31/09) Motor City Bowl: Travel squad member. RECEIVING TD: 1 ASU (11/14/09), IU (11/28/09) 2008: Played in 11 games…tallied seven carries for 23 yards…longest RECEIVING LONG: 38 ULL (10/24/09) carry was nine yards versus North Texas…game-high was four carries for 100 YARD GAMES 18 yards at North Texas…also had 10 tackles on special teams including 10/24/09 ULL 183 11/21/09 TROY 137 seven solo tackles. 11/28/09 FIU 158 09/26/09 ULM 122 2007: Redshirted. 10/09/10 ULM 153 11/28/09 WKU 122 10/17/09 UNT 147 11/14/09 ASU 117 High School: Played for Jerry Pollard at , where he 11/13/10 ULL 143 09/02/10 UAB 103 saw action on both sides of the ball…rushed for 1,049 yards as a senior and recorded 17 touchdowns for the Eagles…defensively recorded 147 FAU is 7-3 when Morris rushes for 100+ yards. FAU is 2-12 when Morris is tackles and fi ve interceptions…named North West Florida MVP, fi rst-team held below 100 yards. All-State and was a game MVP…named Max Emfi rger All-American…

7474 GET READY... 75 SENIORS I came to FAU weighing 220 pounds with the idea of being a star defensive lineman. The notion of hitting rather than being hit was my motivation. Standing at 295, I now 2007: Redshirted. have the mind set that you can’t face someone scared. You have to CHRIS NEWBOLD High School: Played for Steve Bruns at Pembroke Pines Charter…saw Redshirt Senior time on both sides of the ball…recorded 45 tackles, including 12 sacks be fearless. Run protection needs fearless play and after playing Offensive Line on one side while on the other he was credited with 11 pancakes as a senior…earned fi rst-team all-county and second-team all-state honors… defense, I know how the defense thinks making me a strong 6-5, 295 participated in the Broward All-Star Game…three-sport athlete (football, Pembroke Pines, FL 5522 basketball and track). offensive lineman. That same mental attitude, of striving to Pembroke Pines Charter Personal: Criminal justice major…son of James and Edith Newbold…born know everything around me, makes me like television shows in Miami, FL. like “House” and fuels my attraction towards a career in 2010: Played in 11 games, all starts...began the process of making a unit as one of fi ve new starting offensive lineman…played both the line and law, perhaps becoming a U.S. Marshal. special teams. 2009: Saw action in fi ve games…recorded two tackle assists on the year playing special teams. My name is Chris Newbold. 2008: Saw action in the North Texas game. The biggest infl uences in my life are my parents, James, Sr., and Edith Newbold, and my aunt and uncle, Darlene and Kenny Humes. They have always been there.

7676 GET READY... 77 SENIORS FAU can be something special to everyone in Boca Raton and the surrounding communities. I dreamt of following in my father’s footsteps as a college athlete. After graduating from West Boca High School, 2008: Worked out with the team and used the year as a redshirt season. DAVID TERRELL High School: Played for Willie Dodara at West Boca Raton High School... I chose to come to FAU. Many of my friends wanted to go away to college. I wanted to be a part of building Redshirt Senior graduated with above a 3.0 GPA. my community. Defensive Back Personal: Political science major...son of David and Gwen Terrell...born in 5-10, 195 Melbourne, FL...lists becoming a lawyer as a career goal. Boca Raton, FL 3333 My freshman season I was a part of FAU’s bowl victory West Boca HS and celebrated the school’s and the SBC’s fi rst back- to-back championships. My sophomore year was the 2010: Worked with the squad but did not see action after suffering a sports hernia and undergoing surgery during summer workouts. taste of more playing time which motivated me to 2009: Traveled with the squad and helped to shore up the defensive backs…saw action in three games and also worked with special teams… work even harder for a scholarship opportunity. That recorded his fi rst tackle, an assist, versus Arkansas State. was about to be realized after a strong spring and summer when I suffered a sports hernia. It was a setback, but like the bible says “a man may have many troubles; however the Lord delivers him from them all.” Psalms 34:19. In that case, no amount of surgery, rehab, or obstacle will get in my way or prevent me from running into the newly constructed stadium on Oct. 15, in my hometown.

My name is David Terrell. The Lord is my strength. Get ready. Here we come!

7878 GET READY... 79 SENIORS “Pull it in.” “Some body pick up the O line.” “Alright, alright, here we go.” “ Great hit.” yard grab at Nebraska…followed it up with an 11-yard catch at South DARIAN WILLIAMS Carolina…had his most productive games the next two weeks with four catches for 42 yards and a score against ULM and four versus Wyoming Redshirt Senior for 64 yards and a score...had six tackles on the year, the fi rst at South From the time I started playing sports, I have heard a familiar Tight End Carolina…longest catch of the season was a 49-yard reception at UAB… voice. It’s my dad, Donald. He is a teacher. He is a motivator. 6-3, 225 worked with two senior tight ends throughout the season. Fort Lauderdale, FL 8855 2008: Worked with the team during spring drills showed tremendous My mom wasn’t a sports fan until I started playing, and now promise before a knee injury ended his season. Northeast HS High School: Played for Adam Ratkevich at Northeast High School, where I hear her too. They have embedded a work ethic in me and he was listed in the top-fi ve for Broward County receivers…earned all-star team honors and played in both the North versus South All-Star Game and have always taught my sisters and I to work hard, take care Earned a spot on the Phil Steele’s 2011 Preseason All-SBC Team (4th TE) the Broward versus Dade All-Star Game. of business and be careful of situations 2010: Played in every game, both as tight end and on the special teams… Personal: Interdisciplinary studies major…son of Donald and Marcia had nine receptions for 110 yards for an average of 12.2 yards per catch Williams…born in Fort Lauderdale, FL. you put yourself in. I’m in position to and 9.2 yards per game…had two catches in FAU’s home game at Ford Field versus Michigan State…the following game he had a season-high CAREER RECEPTIONS graduate with nearly a 3.0 GPA. three catches for 56 yards at North Texas…only other multiple-catch game Year GMs No. Yds TD Lg was at Texas…had three tackles on the year, two solo…fi rst solo was 2009 12 14 214 2 49 I will work to help my team position versus UAB, second was at Arkansas State…assisted tackle was versus UL. 2010 12 9 110 0 26 itself for a conference title. 2009: Saw action in every game…fi rst collegiate catch was an 18- Total 24 14 56 4.0 49

My name is Darian Williams. I’m a tight end.

The voices I hear and play for are my Mom and Dad — and I love them.

8080 GET READY... 81 UNDERCLASSMEN the countries top-20 punters. Mickey Groody Groody Mickey is a Sun Belt Conference leader and returns among is a Sun Belt Conference football has football and tenacity to , FAU took to the , FAU Chris Laskowski with Chris Laskowski the Colts Special Team Award Special Team MVP Non-Scholarship Contracts to Sign Professional Players Seta (2001) Nick (2002) Prudenti Matt (2004) Myers Mark (2005) Brown Mike (2006) Dewain Akerblom (2001) McCullough Coisge (2002) Daveon Barron Guffey (2003) George (2003) Terry Jerrell (2004) Brown Mike Rizzo (2005) John (2006) Chad Wilkes (2007) Hancock Michael (2008) Joseph Daniel Carl Spitale (2009) Tim Raber (2010) Laskowski Chris McGahee player to sign) Casey (First FAU Pare Brian Myers Mark roved rst game in the program’s history. The dressed team comprised 50 scholarship players and 49 walk-ons. Since that time the and 49 walk-ons. players team comprised 50 scholarship The dressed history. game in the program’s rst Team MVP Team MVP Defensive Bone Award the Year of Student-Athlete Most Imp rst bowl game and victory. Cergile Sincere led FAU to its Cergile Sincere led FAU fi eld for the fi eld for • were roster all-time 116 players on the seasons nine program’s In the build selected to help were 116 players who Of the walk-ons. originally (28%). a scholarship 32 have earned program, the • include: walk-ons originally were who winners team award Annual (2002, 2003 Co-MVP) Chris Laskowski (2006) Sanchez Aaron (2004) Chris Laskowski Chris Bartels (2006) (2007) Sincere Cergile Bartels (2009) Marcus (2001) Chris Laskowski (2004) Chris Laskowski Robert St. Clair (2007) (2008) Peterson Keegan (2004) Dewain Akerblom Robert St. Clair (2005) (2008) Hancock Michael number of walk-ons has lessened as the allowable scholarships have grown, but the desire and those seeking to be a part of FAU FAU and those seeking to be a part of the desire but grown, have scholarships has lessened as the allowable walk-ons number of WALK-ONS BUILT FLORIDA ATLANTIC FOOTBALL FLORIDA ATLANTIC WALK-ONS BUILT Joining those athletes with the idea, goal practice. at the inaugural men on scholarship 24 young were 2000, there of In August On Sept. 1, 2001 stronger. grew learned and they they practiced, They 140 more. were football University Florida Atlantic build fi exponentially. grown the spring. and the beginning of the fall held at the beginning of are tryouts Walk-on GET READY...

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CORTEZ ASH BLAKE BIERMAN NICK BRACEWELL Redshirt Freshman Redshirt Freshman Redshirt Freshman Safety Wide Receiver Quarterback 6-2, 190 5-10, 180 6-3, 220 Sebastian River 2299 Bradenton, FL 4466 Live Oak, FL 1166 Sebastian River HS Southeast HS Lafayette HS

2010: Season ending injury was part of a rash of injuries which plagued 2010: Worked with the squad during spring drills…saw action in four 2010: Traveled with the team, but redshirted…fought for a starting spot the defensive backs late in the season. games, USF, Arkansas State, FIU and Troy…all on special teams. under center during the spring. High School: Played for Randy Bethel, former player at the University High School: Played for Paul Meachtle at Southeast High School…named High School: Played for Joey Pearson at Lafayette High School where he of Miami, where he recorded 92 tackles, two interceptions, six sacks and Most Outstanding Offensive Skill Player...participated in the Manatee threw for 1,300 yards as a senior and recorded 17 touchdowns compared blocked eight punts as a senior...he also saw time at quarterback and wide versus Sarasota All-Star Game. to just three interceptions despite missing the fi rst four games with receiver and offensively recorded four touchdowns, 6.8 yards per carry a shoulder injury...earned fi rst team honors by the Gainesville Sun… and averaged 27 yards per catch...as a senior he earned RB MVP honors, Personal: History major…son of Larry and Tracy Bierman…born in as a junior: tossed for 2,262 yards, 31 touchdowns and saw just four was named the Outstanding Senior and served as the team’s captain... Sarasota, FL. intercepted...earned fi rst team honors by the Gainesville Sun and also was as a junior he earned the Rookie of the Year honors...three-sport athlete named fi rst team All-State...participated in the Florida-Georgia Border War (football, track from grades 9-12 — capturing the district championship All-Star Game...two-sport athlete (football and basketball). in 2007-08 —and basketball grades 9-11). Personal: Son of Tim and Sheila Bracewell...born in Gainesville, FL. Personal: Son of Shywandra Ash and Keith Mason...born in Vero Beach, FL on Jan. 24, 1992.

JOSEPH BAILEY Redshirt Sophomore Offensive Lineman 6-5, 290 Kissimmee, FL 5555 Gateway HS

2010: Played in every game with a start at right tackle in game one and a start versus ULM, also at right tackle…part of a young “O” line that DAVID BAPTISTE started fi ve new lineman game one and grew together as the season Redshirt Sophomore progressed…Bailey’s play was praised throughout the season. Defensive Lineman 2009: Member of the travel squad. 5-11, 250 2008: Practiced with the squad…used the year as a redshirt season. Miramar, FL 7722 High School: Played for Butch Caldwell at Gateway High School where he Cypress Bay HS earned all-conference honors as a junior and as a senior…also member of FORREST CAMPBELL the 3.0 GPA club. Redshirt Freshman Personal: Hospitality management major…son of Audrey and Joseph Tight End Bailey, Sr…born in Queens, NY. Part of a defensive line that will shift from a four man front to a three man front in 2011…will see action at nose tackle 6-1, 212 2010: Worked with the squad in the spring…saw action in 10 games… Fort Myers, FL 8899 recorded nine tackles on the year…fi rst collegiate tackle was an assist at Bishop Verot ULM…had a career-high three the following game, versus Arkansas State, including his fi rst tackle assist for a loss of one yard…added two solos at Middle Tennessee and an assist versus Troy. High School: Played for Coach Phil Dom at Bishop Verot High School...was 2009: Worked with the team and redshirted. on the News Press all-area fi rst team...broke school tight end records for High School: Played for Mark Guandolo at … receiving yards with 605 yards and 38 receptions his senior year...started following high school attended the University of New Haven. at tight end at the John Carrigan All-Star Game. Personal: Pre-med major…son of Jacquline Baptiste…born in Miramar, Personal: Business major...son of David and Jan Campbell...born April 28, FL…relative of who played for the New Orleans Saints. 1992, in Fort Meyers, FL.

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BRANDON CARPENTER JIMMIE COLLEY MARCUS CUNNINGHAM Sophomore Redshirt Sophomore Redshirt Freshman Kicker Offensive Lineman Wide Receiver 6-1, 190 6-3, 295 6-0, 175 Winter Park, FL 3344 Pace, FL 5500 Lakeland, FL 8833 Lake Howell HS Pace HS Kathleen HS

2010: Began preseason workouts as a guard but after fi ve centers were lost 2010: Showed a tremendous work ethic…stayed after practice nearly every during camp, including Colley for a while, he earned the starting center day to work with Lester Jean, the team’s leading receiver…redshirted. JULIUS CARTWRIGHT spot…began collegiate career at UAB…continued to improve as the year High School: Played for Irving Strickland at Kathleen High School where progressed…held out in the spring to rehab. Redshirt Freshman he recorded 42 receptions for 502 yards and fi ve touchdowns as a senior... 2009: Used the year to redshirt. named second-team all-county by the Lakeland Ledger and fi rst team all- Running Back county by the Florida Athletic Coaches Association...played in the Florida 5-11, 225 High School: Played for Mickey Lindsey at Pace High School...served as the Athletic Coaches Association North South All-Star Classic...two-sport athlete team’s captain as a senior the year that he earned second team all-state, (football and basketball). South Euclid, OH 3355 fi rst-team all-area and fi rst-team all-North Florida...played in the PSA University HS Regional All-Star Game and the FACA North vs. South All-Star Classic...two- Personal: Son of Wayne and Cleo Wilson and Dennis Cunningham...born in sport athlete (football and weight lifting). Lakeland, FL. Personal: Undecided in major…son of Rina Rutherford and Jimmie Colley... High School: Played for Coach Jim Stephens at University...three year born in Pensacola, FL. starter at cornerback, safety, running back and wide receiver and also returned...6-4 record his senior and was team captain. STEPHEN CURTIS Personal: Business major...son of Vicky and Julius Cartwright...born Oct. Redshirt Freshman 23, 1991 from Cleveland, OH. Quarterback 6-3, 225 CHRISTOPHER CHAPPELL Sumter, SC 1100 Redshirt Sophomore Sumter HS Offensive Lineman 6-9, 320 2010: Traveled with the team…used the fall as a redshirt season and the Callahan, FL 7711 spring to vie for the starting quarterback spot. West Nassau HS High School: Played for Paul Sorrells, who played his collegiate career at Furman University...during his three-year career at Sumter High School, he threw for 6,765 yards and recorded 76 touchdowns...also collected 2010: Saw action in eight games…primarily on special teams. MICHAEL COPELAND 1,071 yards on the ground for 29 scores...served as the team’s captain Redshirt Freshman as a senior and was a fi rst team statewide selection grades 10-12 and an 2009: Used the year to redshirt. all-region selection... led team as a junior to the state fi nals as a senior Linebacker High School: Played for George Nelson at West Nassau High School where guided Sumter to an 11-3 record...three-sport athlete (football, basketball he earned all-conference honors and played in the Florida Shrine Game as 6-1, 225 as an 11th grader, but found success at a young age and carried it through a senior. Valdosta, GA 5577 in baseball)...earned second team all-state honors as a 10th grader, fi rst team honors as an 11th grader, as well as being named “Region Player of Personal: Biological science major…son of Cynthia Chappell and Bruce Lowndes County the Year”...only eighth-grader to participate on the 2006 State Baseball Travis...born in Callahan, FL...Bruce, his father, played for Memphis University. Championship team...played in the Little League Texas Championship 14... in 2008 he played no. 12 Byrnes in the South Carolina AAAA Championship 2010: Used the year as a redshirt season. game and ranked no. 17 in South Carolina’s “players to watch”)... academically: member of Boys State. High School: Played for Randy McPherson at Lowndes High School, a school rich with tradition and familiar with championships owning the state title in Personal: Son of Steve and Betsy Curtis...born and raised in Sumter, SC... 1980, 1999, 2004, 2005 and 2007...tallied 236 tackles, 19 sacks and 50 tackles relative of former Clemson University offensive lineman Dalton Freeman. for a loss...as a senior he recorded 62 tackles, six sacks and was credited with 16 tackles for a loss...three-time all-region selection and a two-time, fi rst team all-region Georgia defensive team member...all-state honorable mention selection in 2009...served as the team’s captain in 2009 and became the program’s all-time sack leader...earned fi rst team all-combine by Scout.com and participated in the Under Amour Combine in March 2008...two-sport athlete (football and basketball). Personal: Son of LC and Margorie Copeland II...born and raised in Lowndes County, GA...second player from the state of Georgia to play for the Owls. Kinyumba Mutakabbir was the fi rst (2001-04) and was also a linebacker.

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ANDY CZUPRYNSKI ALEX DELEON DAMIAN FORTNER Redshirt Junior Redshirt Freshman Redshirt Sophomore Defensive Lineman Tight End Running Back 6-5, 270 6-4, 210 5-10, 195 Venice, FL 5566 Belleview, FL 8844 Miami, FL 2222 Venice HS Belleview HS Everglades HS

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2010: Redshirted in the fall and challenged for playing time with height 2010: Moved from the defensive side to the offensive side in the spring… 2010: Saw action in nine games in 2010 both in the backfi eld and on and speed in the spring. was the only Owl lineman to start every game in 2010…anchored the special teams…had two carries for a total of eight yards, his career long young line that fl uctuated in 2010 with injuries…Sam McRoy started on High School: Played for Mike Bowe at Belleview High School where he carry of seven yards, at Texas…tallied four kick returns…the fi rst was versus Czuprynski’s left in all but the fi rst game. recorded 34 receptions for 349 yards and two touchdowns and recorded 61 UAB, his second, a career long of 25 yards was versus ULM…added a 15 2009: Played in 11 games and drew several starts…appeared to have won tackles as a senior...named fi rst-team all-county by the Ocala Star-Banner yard return at Arkansas State and a six yard return versus Troy…earned the starting job during preseason but was slowed with an ankle injury… and by the Florida Athletic Coaches Association...three-sport athlete six tackles, including four solo…fi rst career tackle was a solo at ULM…his returned to have an impact and worked in a rotation making the line (football, basketball and track where he was a 3A state fi nalist in 2009 in game high of two, a solo and an assist, was versus FIU and his fi nal tackle, stronger…recorded 11 tackles on the year…recorded his fi rst tackle for a the 110 high hurdles). an assist was versus Troy. loss, a loss of two yards, against North Texas…his second an assisted sack Personal: Son of Patricia and Manuel Deleon, Sr...born in Bronx, NY. 2009: Redshirted the season. was versus Western Kentucky…forced a fumble versus ULM and broke up a pass against WKU. High School: Played for Josh Shapiro at where he rushed for 920 yards and recorded 25 receptions for 120 yards...earned fi rst Motor City Bowl: Traveled with the team. NEXON DORVILUS TJ DUPOIS team all-county and second team all-state...two-sport athlete (football and track...runs the 100 in 10.8 and also competes in the 200 and long jump). 2008: Used the year as a redshirt season. Redshirt Sophomore Sophomore High School: Played for John Peacock at Venice High School, where former Tight End Offensive lineman Personal: Biological science major…son of Sharmon Fortner and Grandson FAU Defensive Tackle Coach Eli Rasheed served as a head coach...recorded of Claretha Timmons...born in Miami, FL. 6-4, 225 76 tackles, 39 solo, including 6.5 sacks...helped to lead the squad to a 7-4 6-3, 290 record and a District 11 title...three-sport athlete (football, weight lifting Miami, FL 8866 Vero Beach, FL 5599 and track…fi nished fi rst in the county in shot put and second in weight North Miami Senior HS lifting). Personal: Criminal justice major…Josh Tison is his guardian...born in Sarasota, FL. 2010: Saw action in every game, primarily on special teams…recorded his 2011: Joined the team in the spring semester. fi rst collegiate reception, for eight yards, versus Michigan State, an FAU CAREER STATISTICS Transfer: Attended Louisburg College…where he received the John Sala home game, at Ford Field…second catch was a three yarder versus FIU… award. Year GMS UT AT TT TFL Sack-YDS PBU FF had two receptions for a season-high and a career-high 21 yards at Texas… 2009 11 5 6 11 1.5-3 0.5-1 1 1 fi nal reception was a four yarder versus Troy…recorded fi ve tackles on the High School: Played for Gary Coggin at Vero Beach High School. 2010 12 Moved to offense season, including three assists…recorded a solo and an assist at UAB, his Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Tom and Renee Dupuis…born Jan. TOTAL 23 5 6 11 1.5-3 0.5-1 1 1 fi rst collegiate game…did the same at ULM and had an assist versus USF. 27, 1990 in Vero Beach, FL. 2009: Redshirted the season. High School: Played for Leonard Graham and Horane Allison at North Miami Senior High School...recorded 28 receptions and tallied 437 yards scoring fi ve times...on the defensive side of the ball, had 37 tackles, including six sacks as a senior...also credited with two forced fumbles...earned all-Dade CARLTON FALCONER honorable mention and played in the Miami Dade North vs. South All-Star Redshirt Sophomore game...three-sport athlete (football, basketball and track)...3.0 GPA Offensive Lineman student-athlete club member. 6-5, 255 Personal: Business major…son of Choisilia and Soine Dorvilus...born in Miami, FL. Fort Lauderdale, FL 6600 Dillard HS CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS Year GMs No. Yds TD LI 2010 12 5 41 0 21 2010: Saw action versus USF and Michigan State. Total 12 5 41 0 21 2009: Used the year to redshirt. High School: Played for at ...earned second team all-county and played in the Broward All-Star game...three- sport athlete (football, basketball and track). Personal: Undecided in major…son of Janet Smith and Karlton Falconer... born in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

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ve sack, 25% of the ve sack, 25% of 2011 eld goal to preserve the to preserve eld goal nal two years at Carol City two years at Carol nal SUN BELT CONFERENCE rst tackle for a loss, a sack for a loss of 11 a loss of a sack for a loss, rst tackle for rst-team all-county...played in the Dade vs. Dade in the rst-team all-county...played ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! CORY HENRY Sophomore Defensive Lineman 6-3, 238 Miami Gardens, FL Miami Carol City HS rst college tackle at UAB, two for the game….recorded game….recorded the two for tackle at UAB, rst college Played for Harold Barnwell in his fi Barnwell Harold Played for Computer science major…son of Melissa Phillips...born in Miami Phillips...born Melissa of major…son Computer science FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA ve of the 12 games played…led the Owls with fi played…led the 12 games the ve of rst-team all-state and fi rst-team all-state and Joined the team in January, participated in conditioning drills as well drills in conditioning participated team in January, the Joined ve forced fumbles and two fumbles recovered, one for a touchdown... for one two fumbles recovered, fumbles and ve forced CAREER STATISTICS Year GMS2010 UTTotal 12 AT 12 15 TT 15 12 TFL 12 27 27 Sacks-YDS 8.5-49 8.5-49 FF 5.0-37 5.0-37 FR 1 1 1 1 High School...recorded 60 tackles, including 14 sacks as a senior...also credited 14 sacks as a senior...also including 60 tackles, School...recorded High with fi fi earned Broward All-Star Game, a game that he blocked a fi blocked that he a game All-Star Game, Broward Dade County win, and in the North vs. the South All-Star Game...presented South All-Star Game...presented the vs. North in the win, and County Dade South Florida by the Award Player-of-the-Year Defensive 2008-09 Florida the 4A, 5A, 6A. Club for Touchdown Personal: an NLI in 2009. signed FL...originally Gardens, including three assists…had his fi three including a tackle in every game played except one…had a season-high fi a season-high one…had played except a tackle in every game a played…recorded 12 games the of a loss in nine a tackle for yards…had sack in fi in a tie freshman a loss placed the tackles for team’s total sacks…his eight to earn a only freshman the member, Sun Belt Conference 16 among No. for the in sacks and SBC schools, among eighth, for was tied list…he spot on the team spot on a fourth SBC’s top-10 sack list…earned on the only freshman two SBC players to make of was just one team…he Phil Steele’s all-freshman player. only defensive the Steele’s list and High School: Will move to the strong side linebacker in the 3-4 defense. side linebacker to the strong Will move 2010: three drew and in every game with action fall a fantastic drills…had as spring his fi starts…recorded 0 4 2 24 ve solo…led the defensive defensive ve solo…led the rst was at Louisiana…his second was second rst was at Louisiana…his rst tackle for a loss at ULM. rst tackle for BRENTLEY HARSTAD Redshirt Junior Safety 6-1, 189 FL Weston, Cypress Bay HS ve tackles, four solo, at UAB…surpassed his mark solo, at UAB…surpassed four ve tackles, Played for Mark Guandolo at Cypress Bay High School where where School Bay High at Cypress Guandolo Mark Played for Civil engineering major…son of Vinnie Harstad and Jeanne Austin- Jeanne and Harstad Vinnie of major…son Civil engineering Saw action in every game…recorded 19 tackles on the season… 19 tackles on the in every game…recorded Saw action Was among the nickel package until a shoulder injury slowed the last injury slowed the a shoulder until package nickel the among Was season. year as a redshirt used the and squad with the Practiced Total 15 17 15 32 0.5-5 1-38 1 0 CAREER STATISTICS Year GMS2009 UT2010 9 AT 6 TT 12 5 7 TFL 19 8 INT-YDS 0.0-0 13 PBU 0.5-5 FF 0-0 1-38 1 0 0 2010: 13 tackles…recorded tallied and season…played in six games the half of he which at UAB interception career ULM…had his third and UAB twice, four his fi a score…and for returned 2009: fi a career-high recorded fi including with eight, Kentucky versus Western fi backs with two interceptions…his tackles versus had eight 15 yards…also of a return included versus WKU and on year…also saw time on the pass breakup one Hilltopers…recorded the teams. special 2008: High School: four as a senior…grabbed and team in tackles as both a junior led the he and honors all-county second-team on one…earned scored and interceptions versus South All-Star Game…two-time North County Broward started in the track). and MVP…two-sport athlete (football defensive Personal: in Charleston, SC. Harstad…born 1 0 5 51 9 90 BRANDON HANDO Redshirt Junior Defensive End 6-3, 225 Plantation, FL American Heritage HS ERIK HANSEN Redshirt Junior Offensive Lineman 6-5, 280 Jacksonville, FL Ed White HS Traveled with the team. with the Traveled Played for Coach Walker at American Heritage High School. High Heritage at American Coach Walker Played for at Ed White High Gilliam Terry from experience his prep Gained Social studies and education major…son of Lynn Buntin and Daniel and Lynn Buntin of major…son education and studies Social Business major…son of India and Don Hando…born in Don Hando…born and India of major…son Business Had a good preseason but saw limited action…saw action in two games. action but saw limited action…saw preseason a good Had Sidelined with an injury. Sidelined with an injury. Sidelined season as a redshirt. used the team and with the Worked a broken until preseason and spring chart during depth up the Moved Redshirted. 2010: 2009: 2008: High School: Personal: FL. Hollywood, 2010: 2009: season. the of remainder the him for sidelined bone Motor City Bowl: 2008: High School: per 12 yards as a senior...averaged 180 yards for 15 catches School...recorded All- and All-District ...earned with seven touchdowns is credited catch and All-Star Game...earned South Shrine vs. North in the honors...played Conference 3.5 GPA...two-sport between a 3.0 and holding for award football Academic the an considered member)...also track an all-conference and athlete (football school. ACC Personal: FL. in Margate, Hansen...born 2 7 8 4 47 6 62 2 28 MATT GARCIA MATT Redshirt Freshman Offensive Lineman 6-5, 285 Orange Park, FL Orange Park High School ANDREW GUMORA Redshirt Freshman Punter 5-10, 170 Sunrise, FL Piper HS MASON HAMILTON Sophomore Fullback 6-0, 200 Lighthouse Point, FL Pompano Beach High School Played for Matthew Lewis at Piper High School…earned the Dr. J. Dr. the School…earned Lewis at Piper High Matthew Played for School. Beach High at Pompano McGirt Grey Played for Played for Danny Green at Orange Park High School where he where School High Park at Orange Green Danny Played for Criminal justice major…born May 29, 1990. May major…born justice Criminal is to be a physical aspirations but career in major Undecided Hamilton...born Julie and Mark of major…son Ocean engineering Joined the squad for spring drills…redshirted in the fall. in the drills…redshirted spring for squad the Joined 2011. of spring in the and fall in the squad with the Worked Worked out with the team in both the fall and spring. and fall team in both the out with the Worked High School: all-state honors. and all-conference earned Personal: Jersey. in New Gumora…born Helene Scott and of therapist…son Sept. 9, 1991. 2010: 2010: Award. Piccolo Brian the for was nominate and Award Kicking Storey Personal: 2010: Personal: High School: High School: GET READY... 90

SENIORSSUNDERCLASSMEN 90 UNDERCLASSMEN 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY CAREER STATISTICS DAVID HINDS Year GMS UT AT TT TFL Sack-YDS PBU FF 2009 10 13 11 24 2.0-14 1.0-10 20 CHRIS JACKSON Junior 2010 11 11 13 24 2.0-4 0.0-0 41 Redshirt Sophomore Linebacker Total 21 24 24 48 4.0-18 1.0-10 61 Fullback 6-2, 234 6-1, 230 2010 GAME-BY-GAME Miami, FL 1111 |------TACKLES------| |---SACKS---| |FUMBLE| Panama City, FL 4400 Miami Edison HS Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds 09/02 at UAB 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 Arnold HS

UNDERCLASSMEN 09/25 NORTH TEXAS 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 10/02 at USF 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 10/09 at ULM 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 Statesman of the linebackers…will be instrumental in the transition. 2010: Saw action in the FIU game…member of the team’s travel party. 10/23 at Arkansas State 1 0 1 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 2010: Saw action in 11 games…recorded a tackle in every game played 10/30 FIU 0 4 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 2009: Used the year as a redshirt but traveled with the squad. except the last game of the season…had three solo tackles in a season- 11/06 at WKU 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 1 0-0 high, fi ve-tackle performance versus Louisiana…recorded his fi rst tackle 11/13 UL 3 2 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 High School: Played for James Hale at Arnold High School...carried the ball for a loss in 2010 versus Arkansas State, a loss of two yards…did the 11/20 at Texas 1 2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 104 times as a senior for 832 yards...added fi ve receptions for 200 yards 11/27 at Middle Tenn. 1 1 2 1.0-2 0.0-0 0 0-0 and a total of 12 touchdowns as a senior...earned all-county and all-district same versus Middle Tennessee…forced a fumble versus Western Kentucky 12/04 TROY 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 and had a total of four passes broken up…among linebackers, he and honors...three-sport athlete (football, track and weight lifting). Yourhighness Morgan had a position high four each…recorded two 2009 GAME-BY-GAME |------TACKLES------| |---SACKS---| |FUMBLE| Personal: Undecided in major…son of Melissa and Robert Jackson...born in at Western. Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Panama City, FL. 09/26 ULM 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 2009: Earned a starting spot as a true freshman and went into the spring 10/03 WY 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 neck and neck for the starting role in 2010…saw his fi rst action against 10/17 at North Texas 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 ULM, a game that he recorded two tackles…followed it up the following 10/24 at Louisiana 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 KARL JAMES week with a two tackle performance versus Wyoming…drew his fi rst start 10/31 MT 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 Redshirt Freshman 11/07 at UAB 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 versus Arkansas State…recorded a career-high 12 tackles, seven assists, JERRARD HUNTER Defensive End and recorded two for a loss of 14 including a sack for a loss of 10…started 11/14 AR STATE 5 7 12 2.0-14 1.0-10 0 0-0 11/21 at TROY 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 the following game versus Troy but an injury gave him limited action not Redshirt Freshman 6-1, 270 11/28 WKU 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 only against Troy but the following two games…credited with a hurry and 11/05 at FIU 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0-0 Wide Receiver Miami, FL 9977 two breakups both against ASU. 6-2, 183 Miami Sunset High School High School: Played for Coach Hiedelburg at Miami Edison High School Washington DC 8888 where he tallied 107 tackles, including 17 for a loss...had three sacks, THEODORE “TREON” four interceptions, two forced fumbles, one recovery and scored once as a Howard Woodson Senior HS 2010: Signed in the 2009 class…joined the Owls in the fall of 2010... senior...played in the North and South All-Star Games...three-sport athlete HOWARD worked with the team but did not see action…redshirted. (football, basketball and track). Redshirt Sophomore High School: Played for Jason Malkin at Miami Sunset High School where Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Karlene Hinds and Marcel 2010: Used the year as his redshirt season. Defensive Back he recorded 56 tackles, including eight sacks as a senior...had 10 tackles Gabriel...born in Kingston, Jamaica. 5-11, 175 1199 High School: Played for Coach Fuller at H.D. Woodson High School where against South Miami...earned all-county honors and played in the North vs. he recorded 48 receptions for 650 yards and 10 scores as a senior (2008)... South Dade All-Star Game. Fort Meade, FL earned all-city honors and participated in the All-City All-Star Game...two- Fort Meade HS sport athlete (football and track)...originally signed with West Virginia...also Personal: Son of Zayra Duhaney...born Nov. 28, 1991 in Savannah, GA. recruited by teams from the ACC, Big East, SEC and Big Ten. 2010: Saw action in 11 games, drawing a start the fi nal game of the year… Personal: Computer engineering major…son of Wayne Johnson and played both defensive back and on special teams…recorded 10 solo tackles Carleathia Hunter...born Feb. 12, 1990 in Washington, DC. as and added seven assists for 17 tackles on the year, including one for a loss two yards…also had a 0.5 sacks for a loss of two yards. 2009: Used the year as a redshirt freshman. DAVID HUNTT High School: Played for Coach Hayde at Fort Meade High School where he Redshirt Sophomore recorded 10 interceptions and 18 pass break-ups...credited with 60 tackles and touchdowns...earned all-county as a defensive back, was named MVP Defensive Line of defensive backs at Cal Camp as well as all-state...three-sport athlete 6-1, 255 (football, basketball and track). Marathon, FL 7777 Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Jynean Howard...born in Bartow, Marathon HS FL...relative of Sammy Silas, a retired NFL defensive lineman.

CAREER STATISTICS Year GMS UT AT TT TFL INT-YDS PBU FF 2010: Worked with the team both in the spring and fall. 2010 11 10 7 17 1.0-2 0-0 0 0 2009: Used the year as a redshirt season. TOTAL 11 10 7 17 1.0-2 0-0 0 0 High School: Played at Marathon High School. Personal: Biology major…son of Kathy and David Huntt…born July 22, 1991.

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DAVID KOOI DAVID Redshirt Junior Quarterback 6-6, 210 Pensacola, FL Pensacola Catholic nger All-America for his efforts, as well fi his efforts, for All-America nger Travel squad member. squad Travel rst at Arkansas State, the second at Texas…had two carries two carries at Texas…had second the State, rst at Arkansas Played for Greg Seibert at , where where School, High Seibert at Pensacola Greg Played for Criminal justice major…son of John Matovia and guardian Mary Mary guardian and Matovia John of major…son justice Criminal FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA Listed as a two/three with the plan of rotating into the second second the into rotating plan of with the Listed as a two/three weekly toilet in the excel and each practice to progress Continued year to redshirt. team but used the with the Traveled rst game, versus UAB for 56 yards, including a pass for 49 yards…also ran ran 49 yards…also a pass for including 56 yards, for versus UAB rst game, CAREER PASSING STATS CAREER PASSING Year2009 GMS2010 Att-Cmp-IntTOTALS 3 Yds 7 4 TD Long 6-3-0 8-3-0 2-0-0 QB EFF. 69 69 0 0 0 0 49 49 0 135.06 109.95 0.0 Vie for a starting spot. Vie for 2010: Wilbert moved early season injury to Graham game…an every other quarter two pass games…had in four 2 spot…saw action sole no. the him into fi the attempts, two yards. minus for 2009: an following two-deep spot on the second the into bowl games…moved action quarter second the earned two spot he injury to Rusty Smith…in the the when 2 to gain experience No. employs with the that Schnellenberger pass attempts in his three the two of something…completed means game fi run…completed was a 12-yard his longest gain two yards, net for times four ball fi the carried and 13 yards for passes versus Troy three of one one. with a gain of Motor City Bowl: 2008: High School: 400 for rushed as a senior...also 21 scores and 2,500 yards passed for he Emfi Max yards...named Emfi Max all-state ...played in the and all-area the Pensacola All-Star Game...one recruit source ranked him among the the him among ranked source recruit All-Star Game...one Pensacola the a from his ability to transition noted state and in the quarterbacks top-four offense...three-sport a pro-style that runs to a college pro-style school high baseball). and basketball athlete (football, Personal: by recruited FL...heavily Sept. 28, 1989, in Fort Lauderdale, Lassiter...born USA. Conference Sun Belt and the of members 0 5 1 10 2 25 rst collegiate tackle was a solo versus USF… rst collegiate BURAK KIRANLAR Sophomore Safety 5-11, 180 SC Greer, Riverside High School TRAVIS JONES TRAVIS Redshirt Sophomore Running Back 5-11, 190 Port St. Lucie, FL Coast HS Treasure ...played in the Outback All-Star Game...named three- Outback All-Star Game...named ...played in the nished the season with an 11-3 record and were a game a game were and season with an 11-3 record the nished Played for Don Frost at Riverside High School where he he where School High at Riverside Don Frost Played for Played for Bill Kelley at Treasure Coast High School where he he where School Coast High at Treasure Bill Kelley Played for Business management major…son of Demet Orhan…born June Orhan…born June Demet of major…son management Business Pre-business major…son of Melanie O’Neal and stepfather Benny Benny stepfather and O’Neal Melanie of major…son Pre-business Worked with the squad. with the Worked Redshirted but not before exciting fans during preseason scrimmages. preseason during fans exciting before Redshirted but not Saw action in every game primarily on special teams…recorded thee thee teams…recorded on special primarily in every game Saw action rst collegiate punt return was FAU’s home game, at Ford Field versus Field at Ford game, home was FAU’s return punt rst collegiate Palm Beach Post Palm 2010: High School: as a County in Greenville award player-of-the-year defensive received fi senior…team game. state championship the away from Personal: 16, 1989. his second was an assist at USF…he added another at Western Kentucky… at Western another added was an assist at USF…he his second at USF… yard one a gain of for two carries recorded Jones offensively, his fi 22 yards of long set his career return…he State…it was a six yard Michigan was yards return 36 punt season-high day…a had 29 on the and at Arkansas returns had two kick returns…Jones on four Kentucky at Western achieved versus Troy. a 13-yarder and at USF return a 16 yard year, on the 2009: High School: of 1,601 yards and two receiving) (22 rushing, 24 touchdowns for accounted by all-area as a senior...named 197 receiving) (1,404 rushing, total offense the Earned a spot on Phil Steele’s 2011 Preseason All-SBC Team (2nd PR) All-SBC Team 2011 Preseason Earned a spot on Phil Steele’s 2010: season…his fi tackles on the sport athlete in high school (football, basketball and track). track). and basketball (football, school sport athlete in high Personal: Beach, FL. ...born in Riviera Jones Timothy father O’Neal, 5 1 15 rst three tackles…ended the the tackles…ended rst three RANDELL JOHNSON Redshirt Sophomore Linebacker 6-4, 230 Miami, FL North Miami Senior HS rst career sack, a loss of nine yards…game four for for four yards…game nine sack, a loss of rst career Played for Horane Allison at North Miami Senior High School School High Senior Miami Allison at North Horane Played for Arts and Humanities major…son of Sherry and ... Randy and Sherry of major…son Humanities Arts and rst collegiate action was at Michigan State, an FAU home game game home an FAU State, was at Michigan action rst collegiate Following a preseason ankle injury that kept him sidelined for game game for him sidelined ankle injury that kept a preseason Following year as a redshirt. the Used CAREER STATISTICS Year2010 GMSTotal UT 8 AT 8 14 TT 14 27 TFL 27 41 Sacks-YDS 41 5.5-13 5.5-13 0-0 0-0 rst double-digit tackle game with 10, versus FIU he recorded a team high a team high recorded with 10, versus FIU he tackle game rst double-digit 2010: his fi one, fi game’s the recorded he where Field, at Ford following hurry…the a quarterback assist and solo, three with a three day was at USF three two yards…game a loss of posted 1.5 tackles for he game his fi added he where State was his up a pass attempt…Arkansas broke he freshman redshirt the fi tackles to four 11 assists…was held a career-high including 13 tackles, a early game when versus Louisiana ended Kentucky…season at Western back bones. broken in three tackle resulted teams special 2009: High School: two interceptions... seven sacks and including 99 tackles, recorded he where 117 yards... for with 11 receptions ball credited the of side offensive on the vs. North played in the and honors mention honorable all-Dade earned athlete All-Star Game...two-sport Dade as well the South All-Star Game basketball). and (football Personal: and Leverick Rosa Cleaton…two brothers: Black and Paul are Grandparents Johnson, Katina Aunt also credits Johnson Kayala Johnson…sister Santana instrumental being for Kelsey Tamice and Kinnik Jackson Johnson, Barbara FL. in his life…born Miami, 6 9 96 ve sacks...earned ve sacks...earned rst, a sack, at ULM for a rst, a sack, at ULM for nalist)... strongly recruited by the by the recruited strongly nalist)... rst collegiate solo tackle in game four, to four, solo tackle in game rst collegiate JIMMY JEAN Redshirt Junior Defensive Lineman 6-2, 290 Fort Lauderdale, FL Northeast High School Traveled with the team. with the Traveled Played for Adam Ratkevich at Northeast High School, where where School, High at Northeast Ratkevich Adam Played for 16 6 22 21 1.0-2 0.5-2 Criminal justice major…son of Dina Jean...born in Fort Jean...born Dina of major…son justice Criminal Saw action in four games…recorded a tackle assist versus Arkansas a tackle assist versus Arkansas games…recorded in four Saw action Redshirted. Saw action in every game, starting four times, with two tackle assists times, four starting in every game, Saw action CAREER STATISTICS Year2009 GMS2010 UT 4TOTAL 12 AT 0 TT 6 TFL 1 14 Sacks-YDS 20 1 1.0-2 0.0-0 0.5-2 0.0-0 rst-team all-Broward for his senior efforts...played in the North and South and North in the efforts...played his senior for rst-team all-Broward he tallied 85 tackles, 10 tackles for a loss, including fi including a loss, 10 tackles for 85 tackles, tallied he loss of two yards, the second versus FIU. second the two yards, loss of 2009: State. Motor City Bowl: 2008: High School: fi All-Star Game...three-sport Dade vs. Broward as well the All-Star Game and district the captured he where , and track athlete (football, was a state fi and championship regional an SEC school. Sun Belt and Personal: FL. Lauderdale, Will be instrumental in the move from a four-man front to a front a four-man from Will be instrumental in the move front. three-man 2010: in game three…recorded his fi three…recorded in game six tackle assists versus Louisiana… a career-high at USF…posted solos, fi the year, a loss on the had two assisted tackles for GET READY...

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2008: As a true freshman as was the second-leading receiver with 38 catches CHRISTIAN MILSTEAD for 342 yards and four touchdowns for Palomar College...received All-Southern RYAN MORAN Conference Honorable Mention honors. Redshirt Freshman Redshirt Freshman Defensive Back High School: Played football at Miami Central High School under coach Manny Offensive Line Martin...in 2007 received All-Miami-Dade County honorable mention honors. 5-10, 170 6-1, 289 Personal: From Coral Gables, FL...son of Jeanette Mitchell and Paul Moore who Woodbine, GA 3399 played at Florida State and for the Cincinnati Bengals...born on 9/12/89. Apopka, FL 7755 Camden County Apopka High School TONEY MOORE 2010: Worked with the squad. Redshirt Sophomore 2010: Worked with the squad. Linebacker High School: Played for Jeff Herron at Camden County High School where he High School: Played for Rick Darlington at Apopka High School where he was all-region as a junior safety…squad fi nished 12-0 and advanced to the 6-2, 210 earned all-Orange County fi rst team honors and played in the East versus fi nal four…named all-region and all-state as a quarterback…as a senior he West Palm Beach, FL 4444 West All-Star Game…earned the Mayor Land Award and the Apopka Baseball led the team to a 15-0 mark and the state AAAAA state title…committed to Coach’s Award. the Naval Academy out of high school. King’s Academy Personal: History and fi lm major…son of Belinda and Kevin Moran…born Personal: Biology/science major…son of Deborah Milstead…born Oct. 16, June 29, 1991 in Middlesex, NJ. 1990 in St. Mary’s GA. 2010: Worked with the team…did not see action. 2009: Worked with the squad and redshirted YOURHIGHNESS MORGAN ERIC MINEMYER Redshirt Junior High School: Played for Craig Dobson at King’s Academy...recorded 50 Redshirt Freshman tackles with two interceptions...returned an interception for touchdown... Linebacker Offensive Line also recovered a fumble for a touchdown...on offense, had six catches for 6-3, 220 119 yards and two touchdowns. 6-4, 250 Webster, FL 4488 Hastings, PA 6611 Personal: Undecided in major…son of Toney and Keisha Moore...born in South Sumter HS West Palm Beach, FL. Bishop Caroll

TONY MOORE Earned a spot on the Phil Steele’s 2011 Preseason All-SBC Team (3rd LB) 2010: Worked with the team in the fall and the spring of 2011…redshirt Redshirt Freshman 2010: Saw action in 10 games both on special teams and as a linebacker… season...3.0 GPA club member. Running Back drew fi ve starts…recorded six tackles versus North Texas…bettered his High School: Played for Craig Sponsky at Bishop Carroll High School where 5-11, 220 performance at Arkansas State with seven…had his fi rst double-digit game he was a four-year letterman and played his fi nal three seasons on both with a career-high 12 versus Louisiana…ended the season seventh on the Tallahassee, FL sides of the ball...he tallied 98 career tackles, 20 for a loss including seven 4433 squad with 47 tackles and will return in 2011 as the linebacker’s leading sacks and 26 hurries...also had 12 catches for 205 yards...as a senior, Lincoln High School tackler…fi rst tackle for a loss was at USF, it was a sack for a loss of three Minemyer tallied 39 tackles, nine for a loss including three sacks. He had yards…mirrored that performance at Western Kentucky and bettered it with 10 hurries and seven receptions for 123 yards...for his efforts he earned PA 1.5 tackles for a loss of three versus Louisiana. Football News All-Academic Honors 2007-2009...in 2008, Minemyer earned 2010: Traveled with the team but used the year as a redshirt season. 2009: Became an everyday contributor…saw action in nine games, only Johnstown Tribune Democrat and Altoona Mirror Honorable Mention All-Star limited was injury…recorded nine tackles on the season…his fi rst collegiate recognition as well as PA Football News Third Team All-State honors...as a High School: Played for Yusef Shakir at Lincoln High School where he tackle was against ULM…fi rst solo versus North Texas…fi rst multiple-tackle senior, he was named AP 2nd team All-State, PA Football News Third Team rushed for 720 yards and recorded 15 touchdowns despite an ankle injury... game came at Troy and career-high four versus Western Kentucky. All-State, Altoona Mirror First Team All-Star, Johnstown Tribune Democrat captured the Honor, Courage and Commitment Award from the U.S. Marine ANTHONY MORRIS Corps, as well as the team’s Captain’s Award and was named the offensive Motor City Bowl: Travel squad member. First Team All-Star, Laurel Highland Athletic Conference MVP and the Freshman Southern Alleghenies Football Coaches Association MVP-Defense...two-sport MVP...participated in the Florida-Georgia All-Star Game...three-sport athlete 2008: Redshirted. athlete (football and basketball). (football, basketball and track). Offensive Line High School: Played for Inman Sherman at South Sumter High School 6-2, 260 Personal: Son of Charles and Anna Minemyer...born in Hastings, PA. Personal: Son of Anthony and Melissa Moore...born in Bossier City, LA. in Webster, FL ... in just seven games during his senior year, recorded 91 tackles, including two sacks...earned fi rst-team all-county honors, Fort Lauderdale, FL 6677 was named second-team all-Central Florida and was a fi rst-team all-state Arch Bishop High School PAUL MOORE member...participated in the Central Florida East and West All-Star Game... Redshirt Junior three-sport athlete (football, track and basketball)...one scouting source ranks him among the nation’s top-50 linebackers. Wide Receiver 2010: Joined the squad. 5-9, 161 Personal: Son of Samantha Morgan and the late Tyrone Bellamy...born in Webster, FL...relatives Eric English played for Bethune-Cookman University and High School: Played for John Timmins at Archbishop McCarthy (Southwest Coral Gables, FL 1133 Earl Everett played at the University of Florida and for the Atlanta Falcons. Ranches, FL)…was the starting center where he anchored the 2009 line and Miami Central High School helped to lead the squad to a 10-0 regular-season record…the Mavericks captured the school’s fi rst District Championship and a berth I the Florida Palomar College CAREER STATISTICS Year GMS UT AT TT TFL Sacks-YDS State 3A playoffs…at the season’s end he was awarded the program’s 2009 9 2 7 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 most-improved-offensive-player award…played in the 2009 Broward Bowl VI 2010: Transferred to FAU from Palomar College but suffered a hand injury All-Star Game…Bright Futures Academic Scholar. during preseason and redshirted. 2010 10 22 25 47 4.5-11 1.0-3 TOTAL 18 24 32 56 4.5-11 1.0-3 Personal: Biology major…son of Jeannine Morris…born Aug.31, 1992 in 2009: Participated and played for Palomar. Hollywood, FL.

96 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 97 UNDERCLASSMEN 99 2011 ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA 4 ve total 5 54 rst collegiate tackle at USF…had a tackle at USF…had rst collegiate TIM RABER Redshirt Junior Long Snapper 6-2, 185 Fort Myers, FL Fort Myers HS Played for Sam Sirianni at Fort Myers High School. High at Fort Myers Sam Sirianni Played for Marketing and advertising major…son of Tom and Joy Raber… Joy and Tom of major…son advertising and Marketing Worked with the squad during spring drills…served as the team’s as the drills…served spring during squad with the Worked 2010: unit to suffer just three punt the helped snapper…skill long lone with fi invaluable in 69 attempts…speed proved punts blocked his fi all solo…recorded tackles, on back-to-back punts State, two tackles at Arkansas season-high had a game…also the of remainder the realignment a defensive forcing was blocked… kick one Troy…just and Tennessee tackle versus Middle punt 17 in net No. season ranked the was able to conclude teams special MVP award… non-scholarship team’s season-ending the average…earned Sun Belt. team in the 1 punt No. on the was a contributor High School: Personal: FL. born in Fort Myers, 6 4 46 Played for Bill Regans at Leon High School where he was a he where School at Leon High Bill Regans Played for Biology major…son of Sylvia and Wilfrid Olmann…born Sept. 11, Olmann…born Wilfrid and Sylvia of major…son Biology Attended Oklahoma Panhandle State University where he received received he where State University Panhandle Oklahoma Attended Joined the squad. the Joined JOSH OLMANN Junior Linebacker 5-11, 230 FL Tallahassee, Leon High School igh School: 2010: Transfer: honors. mention honorable H Bernard Scholarship honoree…earned second team all-district in 2007 and in 2007 and team all-district second honoree…earned Scholarship Bernard FCA. and Bible Study Fire Catch the of was a member Personal: NJ. 1989 in Passaic, 8 8 5 3 38 7 78 6 65 BLAKE NEHLS Redshirt Freshman Linebacker 6-2, 215 Hobe Sound, FL South Fork HS TROY NIBLACK Redshirt Junior Offensive Lineman 6-6, 280 Orlando, FL Edgewater HS MIKE NWEZE Redshirt Sophomore Offensive Line 6-4, 283 Daytona Beach, FL Mainland HS rst two centers he was pressed into the primary primary the into was pressed he rst two centers Traveled with the team to Detroit. with the Traveled Played for Bill Gierke at , where he he where School, High at Edgewater Bill Gierke Played for Attended Mainland high school where he concentrated his concentrated he where school high Mainland Attended Played football at South Fork High School. at South Fork High Played football Practiced with the team and redshirted. redshirted. team and with the Practiced Interdisciplinary studies art and humanities major…son of Tami Tami of major…son humanities art and studies Interdisciplinary Social science major…born Aug. 4, 1991. Aug. major…born science Social Son of Rob and Michele Nehls...born on November 22, 1991...from 22, 1991...from on November Nehls...born Michele Rob and Son of Used the year as a redshirt season. year as a redshirt the Used Used the year as a redshirt season. year as a redshirt the Used Sat out…worked with the team both in fall 2010 and spring 2011. spring 2010 and team both in fall with the Sat out…worked a for 2010 to vie of spring used the and games in eight Saw action Entered camp and a strong contender for a starting guard spot… guard a starting for contender a strong camp and Entered and Vincent Troy Niblack...born in Orlando, FL. Niblack...born in Orlando, and 2008: Florida Central in the honors...participated second-team all-county earned volleyball)... and basketball athlete (football, three-sport All-Star Game... member. 12 Conference a Big Sun Belt and the from schools considered Personal: 2010: 2009: spot. starting Motor City Bowl: High School: 2010: following the loss of the fi the loss of the following as the snaps…served preseason the of many provided slot and center injury but returned with a midseason versus ULM…sideline center starting weekend. following the squad to the 2009: High School: work with the offensive line...signed a NLI with FAU shortly following following shortly a NLI with FAU line...signed offensive work with the day. signing national Personal: Hobe Sound, FL. Sound, Hobe 2010-2011: High School: Personal: GET READY...

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KEITH REASER DEANDRE RICHARDSON TONY RODRIGUEZ JORDAN SESSA Redshirt Sophomore Redshirt Sophomore Redshirt Junior Redshirt Junior Defensive Back Wide Receiver Defensive Back Offensive Line 6-0, 17 5 6-2, 180 5-11, 209 6-5, 280 Miami, FL 3344 Panama City, FL 2 Coral Springs, FL 1188 Fort Lauderdale, FL 7799 Killian HS Bay High School Coral Glades HS South Broward HS

2010: Moved into the rotation…played in 10 games and recorded three 2010: Saw action in 11 games…including starts against Arkansas State, 2010: Played in nine games…recorded a tackle, a solo at UAB and USF… Earned a spot on the Phil Steele’s 2011 Preseason All-SBC Team (4th C) starts including the season opener at UAB…second and third were at USF FIU and at Western Kentucky…recorded his fi rst reception, a six yarder in had a season-high two at Middle Tennessee and added an assist versus 2010: Suffered a torn ACL in the fi rst week of preseason drills…returned to and ULM…had four tackles, two solo, in his fi rst college game…also had FAU’s home game versus Michigan State at Ford Field…the following game, North Texas for a season total of fi ve. the team in the spring. his fi rst tackle for a loss, a loss of one yard…set a season and career-high versus North Texas he recorded one reception for 15 yards…Arkansas State 2009: Saw action in 11 games and drew starts in the fi rst two games fi ve tackles at USF…recorded a tackle in every game that he played… was his fi rst multiple catch game, a game that he recorded three receptions 2009: Saw action in the second quarter and late in the game spelling the versus Nebraska and South Carolina…recorded his fi rst collegiate tackles grabbed his fi rst collegiate interception against Louisiana-Lafayette and for a total of 28 yards…season-long reception was an 18-yarder at Middle starting center in four games...used the spring to begin calling the defenses versus Nebraska, a total of three…also broke up a pass…recorded fi ve the tallied a 20-yard return. Tennessee...recorded a tackle versus Troy. and to work with Jeff Van Camp…the duo worked close during the 2009 following week along with a quarterback hurry at South Carolina…ended the season until Van Camp moved into the no. 1 spot. 2009: Used the year to redshirt…had a strong spring while vying for a spot 2009: Used the year to redshirt…took a lot of snaps in the spring following year with 15 total tackles. on the two-deep. the graduation of fi ve who had catches in 2009. Motor City Bowl: Traveled with the squad. 2008: Used the year to redshirt and to move from wide receiver to High School: Played for Steve Smith at Killian High School where he High School: Played for Mike Healy at Bay High School where he earned defensive back. 2008: Used the year as his redshirt season. recorded 40 tackles, two forced fumbles, and four interceptions, including fi rst team all-county and all-district honors...three-sport athlete (football, High School: Played wide receiver at Coral Springs High School. High School: Played for Allen Held at South Broward High School, where one for a score...earned fi rst team all-Dade, second team all-state and basketball and track)...member of the National Honor Society. he recorded 50 tackles and fi ve sacks playing on the defensive side of the played in the Dade vs. Broward All-Star Game...two-sport athlete (football Personal: Criminal justice major. Personal: Undecided in major...son of Ed Richardson, Catrina Garrett and ball...earned second-team all-Broward honors as both a junior and senior... and track specializing in the 4-by-100 and the 200-meter). stepfather Tommy Garrett...born in Panama City, FL. participated in the North and South and Broward vs. Dade all-star games... Personal: Undecided major…son of Keith and Carlene Reaser...born in CAREER STATISTICS two-sport athlete (football and wrestling, a sport in which he captured Miami, FL...also considered both Western Michigan University and Central CAREER STATISTICS Year GMS UT AT TT TFL Sacks regional honors)...winner of the Scholar Athlete Award... Michigan University, the team FAU defeated in the 2008 Motor City Bowl. Year GMS No. Yds TD Lg 2009 11 7 8 15 0.0-0 0.0-0 posted a 1250 on his SAT and was a Dean’s List member...Bright Futures 2010 11 12 114 0 18 2010 9 4 1 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 Academic Scholar...also met the requirements for Eagle Scout...chose FAU CAREER STATISTICS Total 11 12 114 0 18 TOTAL 20 11 9 20 0.0-0 0.0-0 after considering offers from the Sun Belt and the Big 10 Conference. Year GMS UT AT TT TFL Int-Yards Personal: Civil engineering major...son of Dan and April Sessa...born in 2010 10 13 13 26 1.0-1 1-20 2010 GAME-BY-GAME Dania, FL...spent summer of 2011 interning with the stadium Total 10 13 13 26 1.0-1 1-20 construction site. Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg 2010 GAME-BY-GAME 09/11 MICHIGAN STATE 1 6 0 6 |------TACKLES-----| |----SACKS---| 09/25 NORTH TEXAS 1 15 0 15 Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL Yds Int-Yds 10/02 at USF 0 0 0 0 09/02 at UAB 2 2 4 1.0-1 0.0-0 0-0 10/09 at ULM 0 0 0 0 09/11 MICHIGAN STATE 1 0 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 10/23 at Arkansas State 3 28 0 12 09/25 NORTH TEXAS 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 10/30 FIU 2 16 0 11 10/02 at USF 4 1 5 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 11/06 at WKU 0 0 0 0 10/09 at ULM 1 3 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 11/13 UL 1 14 0 14 10/23 at Arkansas State 0 1 1 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 11/20 at Texas 0 0 0 0 10/30 FIU 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 11/27 at Middle Tennessee 2 18 0 18 11/06 at WKU 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0 12/04 TROY 2 17 0 11 11/13 UL 1 1 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-20 11/20 at Texas 1 2 3 0.0-0 0.0-0 0-0

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2010 GAME-BY-GAME |----RUSHING-----| |----RECEIVING----| |------KICK------| MAX SHAW XAVIER STINSON Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg WINFRED STRICKLAND Sophomore Redshirt Junior 09/02 at UAB 2 -4 0 0 1 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 Redshirt Sophomore 09/11 MICHIGAN STATE 4 22 0 17 2 9 1 7 0 0 0 0 5-8, 160 Running Back 09/25 NORTH TEXAS 1 2 0 2 3 47 0 26 0 0 0 0 Defensive Back Kicker/Punter 5-9, 229 10/02 at USF 4 19 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6-0, 185 10/09 at ULM 2 15 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Fernandina Beach, FL 4433 Miami, FL 8 10/23 at Arkansas State 3 11 0 6 2 15 0 11 1 2 0 2 Cocoa, FL 2233 Fernandina Beach High School Chaminade-Madonna HS 10/30 FIU 0 0 0 0 1 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 Cocoa HS 11/06 at WKU 5 13 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/13 UL 1 4 0 4 3 15 1 9 0 0 0 0 11/20 at Texas 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Has carried the ball, caught the ball, returned kicks, made tackles and 11/27 at Middle Tennessee 2 16 0 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2010: Saw action in six games both on special teams as among the blocked for the punter…in spring 2011 he worked out at linebacker. 12/04 TROY 3 -4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 defensive backs…had nine tackles on the year including one for a loss of nine yards…recorded his fi rst collegiate tackle at UAB…picked up the most 2010: Played and started in every game…became more involved in the 2009 GAME-BY-GAME snaps at Texas where he recorded a season and career-high six tackles, team’s offense with 29 carries for 95 yards…recorded 12 receptions for 141 BRIAN SIRMANS |----RUSHING-----| |---RECEIVING---| |------KICK------| including fi ve solo and his tackle for a loss and forced a fumble…added two yards and two scores…also had one kick return for two yards at Arkansas Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg Redshirt Sophomore in the next week versus Middle Tennessee. State…played both offense and special teams…began the year with a 09/05 at Nebraska 1 4 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Strong Safety seven yard reception at UAB…in FAU’s home game versus Michigan State 09/19 at South Carolina 6 16 0 5 2 6 0 5 1 29 0 29 2009: Used the year as a redshirt season. at Ford Field he recorded four carries, including his season long of 17 yards 09/26 ULM 1 11 0 11 1 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 6-3, 180 High School: Played for Johnny Wilkinson at Cocoa High School, Division as well as two receptions, one for a score…had a season-high fi ve carries 10/03 WY 0 0 0 0 1 14 0 14 0 0 0 0 Jacksonville, FL 4499 10/17 at North Texas 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 11 0 11 3A State Champions...recorded 49 tackles, 10 interceptions and had more at Western Kentucky…recorded three receptions twice with the fi rst coming 10/24 at Louisiana 6 9 0 6 2 18 0 13 0 0 0 0 than 600 all-purpose yards as a senior...earned fi rst team all-state honors Robert E. Lee HS versus North Texas…against the Eagles he had 47 yards including a season 10/31 MT 9 28 0 7 2 26 0 25 0 0 0 0 as a defensive back and was named fi rst team all-Space Coast...three-sport and career long of 26…recorded one tackle on the season, a solo, versus 11/07 at UAB 4 15 0 7 0 0 0 0 4 107 0 39 athlete (football, basketball and track). Middle Tennessee. 11/14 ARKANSAS STATE 1 14 0 14 1 12 0 12 3 57 0 22 11/21 at TROY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 21 0 19 Personal: Criminal justice major...son of Dominque DeVoe and Winfred 2010: Played in three games with an assisted tackle at USF. 2009: Saw action in every game both in the back fi eld and on special 11/28 WKU 2 -3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Strickland, Sr....born in Cocoa, FL. 2009: Used the year as a redshirt season. teams…tallied 30 carries on the season…recorded six carries for 16 yards 12/05 at FIU 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 at South Carolina and bested his total versus Middle Tennessee with nine CAREER STATISTICS High School: Played for Myrik Anderson at Robert E. Lee High School where carries for 28 yards…his longest carry of the season was a 14 yard scamper Year GMS UT AT TT TFL INT-YDS PBU FF he recorded 49 tackles, including fi ve for a loss as a senior...also had nine versus Arkansas State on his lone carry of the day…had nine receptions 2010 6 8 1 9 1.0-9 0-0 0 1 pass break-ups and two interceptions...earned all-conference honors...played tallying two twice…versus Louisiana he had two catches for 18 yards… in the Florida Shrine Bowl...two-sport athlete (football and track)...four-year versus Middle he also had two tallying 26 with his season long 26 yards… TOTAL 6 8 1 9 1.0-9 0-0 0 1 member of the honor roll. returned 11 kicks, four versus UAB for a total of 107 yards and recorded his Personal: Pre-health professional...son of Vera Sasberry and Westley season long of 38 yards…used size and maturity to assume the starting Sirmans...born in Jacksonville, FL. fullback role in the spring…recorded three tackles on the year…all while playing special teams. Motor City Bowl: Traveled with the squad. 2008: Used the year as a redshirt season. SHAHEEM SUTHERLAND 2007: Injured prior to school beginning…elected to delay college Freshman enrollment and re-committed with FAU in 2008. Defensive Back High School: Two-way player for Mark Guandoro at Chaminade-Madonna 5-10, 185 High School…rushed for 700 yards and recorded 63 tackles, including six Homestead, FL 2244 sacks his senior season…earned the team’s defensive player of the year as a senior…was recognized every varsity season (10-12) as an all-county Homestead High School player…named Broward County Player of the Year as a senior…as a junior he played on both sides of the ball with 500 yards rushing...played in the 2006 Dade and Broward All-Star Game…three-sport athlete (football, 2010: Worked with the squad. wrestling and track)…as a junior wrestler, he fi nished fi fth in the state. High School: Played for Bobby McCray at Homestead High School. Personal: Criminal justice major...son of Theresa Barber and David Stinson… born in South Miami, FL…nephew of former NFL fullback Tim Lester. Personal: Communication major…son of Skeeta Sutherland and Andrew Sutherland…born Jan. 30, 1992 in Brooklyn, NY…relative of Jovan Haye CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS who plays for Tennessee Titans. Year GMS No. Yds Avg. TD LG 2009 12 62 307 5.0 1 29 2010 12 29 95 3.3 0 17 TOTAL 24 91 402 4.4 1 29

CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS Year GMS No. Yds Avg. TD LG 2009 12 9 82 9.1 0 25 2010 12 12 100 8.3 2 26 TOTAL 24 21 182 8.7 2 25

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ANDREW STRYFFELER TONY WALDING DEANDRE WILLIAMS Redshirt Sophomore Redshirt Junior Redshirt Sophomore Defensive End Linebacker Tackle 6-5, 245 6-1, 210 6-5, 290 Sanford, NC 9944 Melbourne, FL 4411 Orlando, FL 6633 Lee County HS Florida Air Academy Oak Ridge HS

2010: Saw action in eight games…was in a mid-season rotation until an 2010: Worked with the team but did not see action. 2010: Saw action in 10 games both on the offensive line and on special injury slowed his playing time…had six tackles on the year, including four teams…was a member of the young unit looking to gain experience quickly 2009: Practiced with the squad. solo tackles and one for a loss of three years…recorded his fi rst collegiate and continue the offensive strength of the Owls. tackle in FAU’s home game versus Michigan State at Ford Field…had a 2008: Joined squad in January and worked out with the team in the spring. 2009: Used the year to redshirt. season and career-high three tackles at Texas and closed out the season High School: Played for Hodrick Hawson at Florida Air Academy, where High School: Played for Keith Council at Oak Ridge High School where with two solo tackles versus Middle Tennessee as well as his tackle for a loss he recorded 48 tackles, including 31 solos and eight sacks for a loss of 47 of three yards. he earned all-Central Florida honors as a senior tackle...played in the yards...also forced two fumbles and recovered fi ve...as a running back tallied Central Florida All-Star Game...four-sport athlete (football, track and fi eld, 2009: Used the year to redshirt and to move exclusively to the defensive 14 carries for 65 yards for an average of 4.64 yards per carry...longest run basketball and weight lifting). side of the ball. was for 23 yards...had one touchdown...earned all-district 11 team honors... participated in the Central Florida All-Star and the Brevard County all-star Personal: Pre-business major…son of Anthony and Cynthia Williams...born High School: Played for Jody Stouffer at Lee County High School where he games...three-sport athlete (football, basketball and weight lifting). in Orlando, FL. had 32 tackles, 10 were solo, fi ve for a loss and four sacks...played in the 2008 Shrine Bowl featuring North Carolina vs. South Carolina All-Stars... Personal: Son of David and Linda Walding...born June 19, 1989, in Jamaica. three-sport athlete (football, basketball and track)...member of the National Honor Society...three-year member of the academic all-conference in three sports. GRAHAM WILBERT Personal: Pre-business major… son of Harry and Laura Stryffeler...born in Redshirt Junior Durham, NC...Grandfather Jim Heinike played for Syracuse University and professionally for the NFL’s San Francisco 49ers. Quarterback 6-6, 225 CAREER STATISTICS Valencia, CA Year GMS UT AT TT TFL Sacks-YDS 1144 2010 8 4 2 6 1.0-3 0-0 Valencia High School TOTAL 8 4 2 6 1.0-3 0-0

Will vie for starting spot. 2010: Worked into a tight race with fellow sophomore David Kooi…named FRANK THOMPSON the No. 2/3 quarterback and was selected to be in a week-by-week rotation Redshirt Freshman and he would begin the rotation…saw his fi rst action in FAU’s home game 5-11, 200 versus Michigan State at Ford Field…entered the game in the fourth and quickly moved the Owls down fi eld and set the offense up for a score but Orlando, FL the Owls were unable to punch it in…had two attempts completing one for Maynard Evans 3311 41 yards, his career and season long…attempted three passes versus USF, a game that he suffered a broken thumb on his throwing hand. 2009: Traveled with the squad…shared snaps in the spring. Motor City Bowl: Traveled to Detroit with the squad. 2010: Walked onto the team…made the transition from a high school 2008: Redshirted. quarterback to running back and used the year as a redshirt season. High School: Played for Larry Muir at Valencia High School, where he held a High School: Played at Evans High Schools…played quarterback in senior quarterback rating of 107...fi nished his fi nal prep campaign 225-for- high school. 360 with just fi ve interceptions, completing 64% of his passes...tossed for Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Raphael and Edana Thompson… 2,905 yards and 26 touchdowns...also had 81 carries on the year and posted born Feb. 15, 1992 in Orlando, FL. a 7-4-1 record as a starting senior…played in the LA Daily News East versus West All-Star Game. Personal: Exercise science and health promotion major…son of John and Mary Wilbert.

CAREER PASSING STATS Year GMS Att-Cmp-Int Yds TD Long QB EFF. 2010 2 5-1-1 41 0 41 13.7 TOTALS 2 5-1-1 41 0 41 13.7

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DEMETRIUS WILLIAMSON MARTIN WRIGHT VINNY ZACCARIO Redshirt Junior Junior Redshirt Junior Defensive Back Linebacker Kicker 6-0, 195 6-4, 250 5-11, 180 Daytona Beach, FL 6 Miami, FL 9911 Valrico, FL 3355 Spruce Creek HS Booker T. Washington High School Newsome HS

2010: Saw action in eight games and played an important role in the Made the move to linebacker in the spring. 2010: Worked with the team and was a travel team member. closing weeks of the season when injuries plagued the defensive backs… 2010: Played in 10 games both on the line and on special teams…recorded 2009: Member of the travel squad. grabbed his fi rst collegiate tackle, a solo tackle, at UAB…had a similar 17 tackles in the season, including eight solo…had 2.5 for a loss of 10 Prior to FAU: Attended the University of Memphis where he played for performance the following week in FAU’s home game versus Michigan State yards, including 1.5 sacks for a loss of seven yards…recorded his fi rst Tommy West…earned C-USA special team player of the week (10/02/08)… at Ford Field…added a tackle assist and a pass break-up versus FIU… collegiate tackle in FAU’s home game versus Michigan State played at Ford started seven games. recorded a career-high eight tackles, including seven tackle assists at Texas Field…at USF he recorded his fi rst sack, for a loss of seven yards…had two including his fi rst tackle for a loss, a loss of one yard…made the best of tackles in four games and a season-high six, three solo, in the season fi nale High School: Played for Kenneth Hiscock at Newsome High School. his playing time after the starting safety was lost to an injury early in the versus Troy…also forced a fumble versus Troy. fi rst quarter…the following weekend he drew his fi rst start and recorded six Personal: Business management and marketing major…son of Tracy and tackles, four solo, at Middle Tennessee and added a pass break-up…in the High School: Went to Booker T. Washington High School...Miami Herald’s James Zaccario…born in Tampa, FL fi nal game of the year he broke-up another pass and recorded thee tackle All-Dade team in 2006 after recording 16 sacks and three fumble assists. recoveries...also made First Team All-State...ranked in the top 20 amongst defensive ends in the nation. 2009: Saw action in three games…recorded his fi rst tackle at Troy, a solo… also had a tackle versus Western Kentucky and an assist and a solo at FIU. Personal: Born and raised in Miami, FL...son of Felicia and Michael Wright. Motor City Bowl: Traveled with the squad. 2008: Used the year as a redshirt season. High School: Played for Gary Meadows at , where he recorded 51 tackles and added four interceptions...ability to go to the ball saw him break up 11 passes and force three fumbles...saw time on special teams with one 50-yard return and three blocked kicks... earned fi rst-team all-district and fi rst-team Five Star Conference honors...named second-team all-Central Florida and third-team all-state...participated in the Volusia County All-Star Game...three-sport athlete (football, basketball and track)...academically tallied a 4.32 GPA and earned a Bright Futures Scholarship. Personal: Management and marketing major with a minor in economics… son of Chandra Williamson...born in Rochester, NY.

CAREER STATISTICS Year GMS UT AT TT TFL FRPBU 2010 8 7 13 20 0.5-1 1 3 TOTAL 8 7 13 20 0.5-1 1 3

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D.J. FRYE-SMITH 5-11, 175 JOE HENRY 6-3, 230 MARCELO BONANI 5-11, 160 WILLIAM DUKES 6-4, 190 Defensive Back Miami, FL Defensive End Miramar, FL Lake Wales, FL Wide Receiver Fort Lauderdale, FL Kicker/Punter American High School Everglades High School Lake Wales High School Dillard High School High School: Played for Chance Benton at American High School where he High School: Played for Josh Shapiro, who describes Henry as a “Paul High School: Played for Rod Shafer at Lake Wales High School where he High School: Played for Manny Martin at Dillard High School where as recorded 75 tackles, seven interceptions, recorded three forced fumbles, two Bunyan-looking kid that is relentless against the run and pass,” at was a fi rst-team all-county selection by the Lakeland Ledger...as a senior a senior he recorded 47 receptions for 876 yards and eight touchdowns, touchdowns and 613 all-purpose yards as a senior on his way to a third team Everglades High School where he recorded 59 tackles, including 14 tackles he recorded 13 punts for a 40+ yards average...his longest was a 55-yard an accomplishment only magnifi ed by the team’s run-dominated attack... All-Dade County team selection...competed in the Dade vs. Broward All-Star for a loss and eight quarterback sacks...Henry also forced four fumbles punt and seven were downed inside the 20...had a total of 60 kick-offs received North/South Broward as well as a Public versus Private all-star game, a night that saw him grab two interceptions and three tackles in a and recovered two as a senior...earned spots on both the Dade/Broward for an average of 54 yards per kick, 45 were touchbacks, his longest game invites...recorded four receptions for 75 yards in the North/South performance that drew the attention from ESPN with comments like, “D.J. Fry and the North/South all-star games...he is considered a strong defensive was 64 yards...on the year, he was 53 of 57 in PATs and 8 of 9 in fi eld all-star game, including a 13-yard touchdown reception...highlighted by locked up receivers on his way to recording two interceptions.”...Rivals.com lineman whose strength is against the run but who has the speed and goals, his longest was 54 yards...selected to play in the Florida Athletic the Miami Herald...two-sport athlete (football and track: as a junior he commented that “while there was a number of Division I players in the South quickness to be a good pass rusher as well...two-sport athlete (football Coaches’ Association North/South All-Star game...named Florida Athletic ran the 110 high hurdles, the 300 IM hurdles and participated in the high Florida All-Star game, one of the top performances of the evening came from and track and fi eld where he specializes in the shot put and discus)...chose Coaches’ Association fi rst team and All-District...chose FAU over Nebraska jump)...his size and speed along with a 4.6 40 make Dukes a real threat D.J. Frye.” And Larry Bluestein has stated that “this kid could be in the mix as FAU after interest from both Central and Western Michigan. which was also recognized by Western Kentucky, Western and Central and Wake Forest. a freshman”...named to the All-Dade County team as a senior...as a junior he Michigan as well as Minnesota. Personal: Born Nov. 25, 1992 in Haiti…lives with his uncle and aunt, Rich Personal: Son of Sidney and Marcia Bonani...born June 14, 1992 in had 56 tackles and three interceptions...spent the 2010 summer elevating his and Gina Henry. Matao, Sao Paulo, Brazil...brother Maikon Bonani currently plays for USF. Personal: Son of Willie and Stephanie Dukes...born April 24, 1992 in Fort game in 7-on-7 tournaments...two-sport athlete (football and track). Lauderdale, FL. Personal: Son of Jason and Tosha Smith...born Sept. 23, 1992 in Miami.

6-2, 260 HAKEEME ISHMAR 6-2, 200 MATT CHANEY 6-5, 230 Jacksonville, FL ROBINSON EUGENE Wide Receiver Dade City, FL Defensive Tackle Miami, FL Bolles High School Defensive End JAVARIS GILES 6-1, 210 Pasco High School North Miami High School Running Back Port St. Lucie, FL High School: Played for Corky Rogers at Bolles High School where as a St Lucie West Centennial High School: Played for Tom McHugh at Pasco High School where senior he recorded 98 tackles, including a team leading eight sacks and High School: Played for Coach Bethune at North Miami Senior High School the team advanced deep into the playoffs with an 11-1 record… the a team leading 14 tackles for a loss despite missing three games due where he recorded 50 tackles, including 10 sacks, three forced fumbles and High School: Played for Ron Parker at St. Lucie West Centennial High School team’s only loss came in the Class 3A region semifi nals...two-way player to an injury...earned a fi rst team on the all-First Coast team and was four fumble recoveries as well as a punt block...played in the North/South where he recorded 104 carries for 620 yards, an average of 5.9 yards per that earned fi rst team all-county honors as a tight end by the Tampa named the position player of the year for the First Coast area...versus All-Star Game and was the MVP of the Public versus Private All-Star Game... carry with 12 touchdowns...playing on both sides of the ball, he also had 85 Tribune, second-team honors North Suncoast defensive recognition and American Heritage, Chaney recorded 17 tackles, including 12 solo and three-sport athlete (football, basketball and track)...played at the same tackles and four fumble recoveries as a senior...his career efforts included fi rst team North Suncoast as a wide receiver...as a senior he tallied 10 two for a loss...earned second team all-academic honors and is a two- high school as current FAU Owls Nexon Dorvillus and Randell Johnson... 1,870 yards on 258 carries with 24 touchdowns and an average of seven carries for 107 yards, recorded 12 receptions for 192 yards and had 17 sport athlete (football and baseball). chose FAU over Memphis, Kansas and FIU. yards per carry...earned fi rst team All-Treasure Coast and played in the tackles, including three sacks...as a junior he had 21 catches for 400 Personal: Son of Charly and Marie Eugene...born Sept. 18, 1992 in Miami, FL. “Outback Bowl” All-Star Game...two-sport athlete (football and track where yards (19.05 per catch), with four touchdowns while guiding the Pirates Personal: Son of John and Amy Chaney...born Sept. 13, 1992 in he runs the 100, 400 and 800). to a 9-2 record...four-sport athlete (football, basketball, weight lifting Jacksonville, FL Personal: Son of Russ Giles and Lisa Roberts...born Feb. 27, 1993 in Fort and track)...as a senior round baller he averages 13.2 points a game Lauderdale, FL...Giles attended the FAU team camp and after three years of and 10.3 rebounds per game...he also received interest from Georgia Southern University, Youngstown State University and Texas Tech, all STEPHAN CLARK 6-4, 185 MOHAMMAD FARAH 6-2, 285 learning about FAU his decision was made...also had interest from Rutgers and Georgia Tech. at wide receiver while he is expected to see action at tight end for the Wide Receiver Sebastian, FL Offensive Lineman Estero, FL Owls. Sebastian River High School Estero High School Personal: Born Nov. 12, 1991 in Brooksville...son of June Harrington High School: Played for Rich Dombroski, who called Farah the best pass High School: Played for Randy Bethel at Sebastian River High School 6-2, 200 and Clarence Coward. blocker at Estero High School where he was a three-year starter on both MARCUS HAGINS where he accumulated 69 career receptions for 942 yards and eight Linebacker Ocala, FL offense and defense, started his fi nal two seasons at left tackle where he touchdowns as well as one kick return and one punt return for a score... Vanguard High School as a senior he caught 39 passes for 531 yards which ranked him No. 2 graded out above 85 percent...he allowed just three sacks in 311 pass among Treasure Coast receivers...earned fi rst team all-area for his senior attempts in 2010...the senior also had 29 pancake blocks...participated High School: Played for Alex Casteneda at Vanguard High School where season efforts...played in the Florida High School Coaches Association in the Florida Athletic Coaches Association/Reebok North/South All-Star he was named the State Banner defensive player of the year as a senior All-Star Game...two-sport athlete (football and track where he runs the Football Classic...he also played in the John Carrigan Rotary South All-Star after leading the county with 156 tackles...Vanguard, led by Hagins’ efforts, 4X100 relay, the 4X400 relay and has a 6-foot-6-inch high jump). Classic in Fort Myers...named Offensive Player of the Year at Estero High recorded seven on the season and reached the Class 3A region School...three-sport athlete (football, weight lifting where Dombroski fi nals, something that had not been accomplished since 1994 and a team Personal: Son of Courtney Clark...born Feb. 8, 1992 in Vero Beach, FL. called him the strongest player pound-for-pound in the county and led by future college and NFL star ...Hagins did not play wrestling where he competes in the heavy weight division, and held a football until his junior year of high school and fell in love with the game 15-2 record as of signing day)...was also recruited by Western Michigan in his fi rst outing...had previously concentrated on basketball for a high VINNY DAVINO 6-5, 260 and Bowling Green. school that is known for producing outstanding collegiate hoopsters... Offensive Lineman Sarasota, FL Personal: Born Oct. 27, 1992. has outstanding athlete ability with 4.5 speed plays two-sports (football Booker High School and basketball, a sport that he nearly averages a double-double in points and rebounds 16.7 points and nine rebounds per game, respectively)... High School: Played for Fred Gilmore at Booker High School where he projected to graduate with high honors...as a junior, he recorded 66 tackles was named fi rst team all-area (Sarasota/Bradenton) as a senior...also in 12 games...the school’s homecoming king was also recruited by Middle earned a spot on the District 12 team...the lineman participated in the Tennessee and Bethune-Cookman. FACA North/South All-Star Classic December 12, 2010...four-sport athlete (football, baseball, soccer and weight lifting)...chose FAU over Memphis Personal: Son of Bridgitte Hagins...born Dec. 18, 1992 in Ocala, FL. and New Mexico. Personal: Son of Joann and Mike Davino...born Aug. 23, 1992 in Sarasota, FL.

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CONARD JOHNSON 6-0, 224 DAVID LOZANDIER 6-0, 190 DAMIAN PARMS 6-2, 185 Linebacker Pompano Beach, FL Safety Miami, FL Safety Miami, FL Blanche Ely High School North Miami High School Monsignor Pace High School

High School: Played for Rodney Gray at Blanche Ely High School where High School: Played for Darryel Bethune at North Miami High School... High School: Played for Alvin Slaughter at Monsignor Pace High School he collected 100 solo tackles, 10 sacks, forced six fumbles, recovered recorded 92 tackles and six sacks as a senior to earn all-Dade honors... where he tallied 77 tackles, two sacks, one interception and three four and grabbed and an interception for a score...helped lead Ely to a played in the North vs. South All-Star Game...two-sport athlete (football defl ections as a senior...earned third-team all-Dade County honors... 9-3 record and advanced to the 5A regional semifi nals...earned a spot and track where he runs the 100m in 10.58, the 200m in 22.72 and the played in the North/South Dade County All-star Game, the Optional All-Star in the Nike South Florida All-Star Football Game...he was rated a three- 400m in 47.72)... shined during his senior combine with a 31.5-inch Game and the Private versus Public All-Star Game...Slaughter called Parms star linebacker by Rivals.com...chose FAU over UConn, Tulsa, Eastern vertical, 9-foot-7-inch broad jump, 4.49 40, 4.41 shuttle and 18 reps of an impact player...Larry Bluestein called Parms a “big-time get”...named Michigan and Memphis. 155-pounds. second-team All-Academic...two-sport athlete who runs a 4.5 40 (football Personal: Born Feb. 6, 1993. Personal: Son of JoAnna Lozandier...born in Miami, FL. and basketball, high school teammate of current FAU hoopster Ray Taylor)... chose FAU over Memphis and FIU. Personal: Son of Dana and Jhan Thompson ...father played for Shaw...born 6-5, 300 COLTON KANE 6-3, 190 MIKE MARSAILLE Oct. 28, 1992. Quarterback Navarre, FL Offensive Lineman Fort Pierce, FL Navarre High School Fort Pierce Central STEPHEN SCHOEWE 6-3, 255 High School: Played for Chris Hutchings at Fort Pierce Central High School High School: Played for Chad Lashley at Navarre High School where Offensive Lineman Niceville, FL where he held a preseason ranking in the top-25 for Florida offensive the dual threat rushed for 946 yards and nine touchdowns, and threw Niceville High School linemen...as a senior he was a two-time player of the week and earned for 1,622 yards and 15 touchdowns...captured Pensacola News Journal’s fi rst team all-Treasure Coast and all-area honors...three-sport athlete fi rst team all-area honors... named all-area MVP and was a PSA All-Star... High School: Played for John Hicks at Niceville High School where he was (football and wrestling where he holds a 10-2 record on signing day...he named Northwest Florida Offensive Player of the Year and fi rst team an all-area player in both 2010 and 2011...member of the Pensacola all- is ranked No. 3 in the state for wrestling and he fi nished his 2010 weight all-area, all as a senior...played in the PSA All-Star game...three-sport star team…guided his team to the Class 4A regional fi nals played in the lifting season as a state qualifi er and third in his region.)...played in the athlete (football, baseball and track)...academically he is a member of 2011 PSA All-Star Game as an East team member and participated in the “Outback Bowl” All-Star Game. the A/B honor roll and has received the GPA Academic Award with a 3.58 Maxxx Scout All-Star Game...was a member of the 11th grade JUC Schuman’s GPA...chose FAU over Memphis. Personal: Son of Vosainc and Licelimene Marsaille...born Aug. 17, 1993 Outstanding Performance List and was named to the national underclassmen in Fort Pierce, FL. all-combine team, held in Mobile, Alabama, where he was an offensive Personal: Son of Jeff and Lisa Kane...born June 12, 1993 in Holland, MI. lineman MVP...heading into his senior campaign he was selected to the Ultimate 100 Combine held in Atlanta, GA...has bench-pressed 185 pounds DEREK MOISE 6-2, 180 20 times...chose FAU over both Air Force and Navy. Miami, FL ANDRAE KIRK 6-2, 225 Wide Receiver Personal: Son of Debbie and Charles Schoewe...born Dec. 18, 1992 at Eglin Booker T. Washington Linebacker Miami, FL Air Force Base. Miami Central Senior High High School: Played for Earl Tillman at Booker T. Washington Senior High School where he recorded 33 receptions for 610 yards, an average ANTONIO WASHINGTON 6-2, 195 High School: Played for Telly Lockette at Miami Central Senior High of 18.5 yards per catch, and seven scores...known for being a big play Running Back Arcadia, FL School which recorded fi ve 2010 shutouts...recorded 103 tackles, wide receiver, he earned a spot in the North/South All-Star Game...named DeSoto High School including eight sacks and forced a fumble...also had one interception for fi rst-team all-Dade County as a senior...had a career game versus Miami a score on a team that advanced to the State 6A Championship...earned Killian with four receptions for 138 yards and a touchdown...two-sport High School: Played for Matt Eggloff at DeSoto High School where he second team all-Dade honors...teammate of Diondre Lewis...recruited by athlete (football and track)...recipient of the scholar athlete award...also recorded 1,798 yards and 17 touchdowns in a career that was shortened FIU, Western Kentucky, Memphis and Southern Cal. recruited by FIU and Middle Tennessee. due to injury...also had 150 receiving yards with one score...two-sport Personal: Son of Serretta Mike Kirk...born Aug. 27, 1993. athlete (football and baseball)...also recruited by Western Kentucky, Personal: Son of Toralin Pringle and Arthur Moise, relative of Torrance Memphis and Kentucky. Moise who played at Western Illinois...born July 31, 1993 in Miami, FL. Personal: Son of Sherry Townsend and Purcell Washington...born Aug. 10, 1992 in Arcadia.

DIONDRE LEWIS 6-1, 210 CARY WHITE 5-10, 210 Miami, FL Linebacker ROBERT NASIFF 6-4, 265 Running Back Tampa, FL Miami Central Senior High Offensive Lineman Wellington, FL Sickles High School American Heritage High School: Played for Telly Lockette at Miami Central Senior High School High School: Played for Brian Turner at Sickles High School where he which recorded fi ve 2010 shutouts enroute to a 6A Championship...had High School: Played for Doug Socha at American Heritage in Delray... was the team’s all-time single-season rusher, recorded more than 3,000 93 tackles and eight sacks to earn honorable mention all-Dade honors... recorded 40 pancake blocks and was named fi rst team all-Palm Beach career-rushing yards and is the school’s record-holder for most touchdowns played in the Public versus Private All-Star game...teammate of Andrae County by the Sun-Sentinel, and was listed by the Palm Beach Post among scored...as a senior he earned second team all-Hillsborough County honors, Kirk...recruited by FIU, Western Kentucky and most recently Southern Cal. the county’s top-35 players in the spring of 2010...also named fi rst team and fi rst team all-western conference honors...as a junior he was fi rst team Personal: Son of Shanita Miller and Bruce Lewis...born Dec. 4, 1992 in by the Palm Beach Post following his 2010 season...named fi rst team all- all-Hillsborough County and a fi rst-team honoree by both the St. Petersburg Miami, FL. district by Florida High School Coaches Association...played in the “Outback Times and Tampa Tribune...played in the 2010 Hillsborough County East/ Bowl” and the “Broward Bowl”...rated the 49th best prospect by PBG Game West All-Star Game...four-year academic scholar holding above a 3.0 GPA time...saw action on both offense and defense as a senior...selected FAU and is a member of the National Honor Society...selected FAU over Western over Navy. Kentucky and FIU. Personal: Son of Juan and Wendy Nasiff...born Jan. 30, 1993 in Hollywood, Personal: Son of Valerie Burns and Cary White...born Nov. 11, 1992 in FL...brother Chris plays for FIU. Minneapolis, MI...cousin Giorgio Newberry has committed to FSU in this year’s class.

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SENIORSSEROSTER BREAKDOWN 112 2010 REVIEW 2011 2010 REVIEW FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY September 2, 2010 September 11, 2010 Florida Atlantic 32 Michigan State 30 Ford Field UAB 31 Attendance: 25,885 Florida Atlantic 17 Attendance: 36,124 Game 1 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Game 2 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score FAU 0 12 14 6 32 Michigan State 10 10 7 3 30 UAB 14 7 7 3 31 FAU 7 0 7 3 17

Scoring Summary Scoring Summary 1st 1st - 04:58 UAB Isabelle, David 50 yd. run (Zahn, - 11:56 MSU Conroy, Dan 44 yd fi eld goal, 7-41 Josh kick), 1-50 0:12, FAU 0 - UAB 7 3:04, MSU 3 - FAU 0 - 09:33 MSU Bell, Le’Veon - 00:42 UAB Isabelle, David 1 yd. run (Zahn, Josh 9 yd run (Conroy, Dan kick), 2-24 0:41, MSU 10 - kick), 7-80 2:43, FAU 0 - UAB 14 FAU 0 2nd - 02:04 FAU Morris, Alfred 2 yd run (Gornall, Ross - 11:59 FAUN Jean, Lester 25 yd. pass from Van kick), 15-76 7:24, MSU 10 - FAU 7 Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick blocked), 8-71 2nd 3:35, FAU 6 - UAB 14 - 09:50 MSU Cunningham, B. 30 yd pass from - 03:36 FAU Jean, Lester 77 yd. pass from Van Cousins, Kirk (Conroy, Dan kick), 5-45 2:07, MSU Camp, Jeff (Van Camp, Jeff pass failed), 2-78 17 - FAU 7 0:53, FAU 12 - UAB 14 - 04:29 MSU Conroy, Dan 41 yd fi eld goal, 7-57 - 00:46 UAB Borne, Daniel 15 yd. pass from 3:11, MSU 20 - FAU 7 Isabelle, David (Zahn, Josh kick), 7-75 2:38, FAU 3rd 12 - UAB 21 - 10:33 MSU Baker, Edwin 80 yd run (Conroy, Dan BIRMINGHAM, AL (AP) - Florida Atlantic fi rst career receiving touchdown. Van Camp 3rd DETROIT, MI (AP) - Edwin Baker ran for an The Sun Belt Conference school was hoping kick), 1-80 0:13, MSU 27 - FAU 7 blocked a potential 28-yard game-winning fi eld threw for 254 yards, while Jean had nine - 11:50 UAB ISABELLE, David 1 yd. run (Zahn, 80-yard touchdown and had 183 yards rushing to pack Ford Field with Michigan State fans, - 02:51 FAU Stinson, Xavier 2 yd pass from Van goal on the fi nal play to hold off Alabama- catches for 164 yards and two touchdowns. The Josh kick), 9-80 3:03, FAU 12 - UAB 28 to lead Michigan State to a 30-17 win over but the announced crowd was just 36,124 and Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 16-80 7:42, MSU Birmingham in a 32-31 win in the season two connected for a 77-yard pass in the second - 06:19 FAUN Harstad, Brentley 38 yd. Florida Atlantic on Saturday. The Spartans there seemed to be fewer fans in seats. Florida 27 - FAU 14 opener for both teams on Thursday night. quarter that was the fourth longest pass in interception return (Gornall, Ross kick), , FAU (2-0) wore their road whites in the Motor City Atlantic Athletics Director Craig Angelos said 4th Alfred Morris scored on a 38-yard run with 2:20 school history and the third longest TD pass in 19 - UAB 28 matchup that was originally scheduled to be at he hoped to make $1 million after expenses, - 09:16 MSU Conroy, Dan 50 yd fi eld goal, 6-26 left in the game for the Owls, who trailed 28- school history. Jean also had two touchdown - 02:28 FAU Floyd, Willie 43 yd. pass from Van the Owls’ new stadium in Boca Raton, Fla. adding that windfall would exceeded what the 2:39, MSU 30 - FAU 14 12 midway through the third quarter. catches in the two team’s 2008 meeting. Jean’s Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 5-73 1:59, FAU Florida Atlantic (1-1) chose to play at the school will likely make at its true home games. - 02:50 FAU Gornall, Ross 24 yd fi eld goal, 6-37 UAB quarterback David Isabelle, who ran for 164 receiving yards fell just shy of the school 26 - UAB 28 Detroit Lions’ home because its 30,000-seat The Owls wore their home uniforms and got 2:51, MSU 30 - FAU 17 three touchdowns, threw an interception that record 183 yards, set by Anthony Crissinger- 4th venue won’t be open until next year. to control much of what went on — including was returned 38 yards for a touchdown by Hill. Isabelle fi nished with 214 yards rushing, - 07:28 UAB Zahn, Josh 34 yd. fi eld goal, 6-23 The Owls had a chance to pull within a TD and piping in owl sounds when Michigan State had MSU FAU Brently Harstad to pull FAU within 28-19. The a UAB single-game record for a quarterback. He 3:29, FAU 26 - UAB 31 2-point conversion with 2:50 left, but coach the ball on third down on its opening drive FIRST DOWNS 17 20 interception was the fi rst of Harstad’s career had a 50-yard run in the fi nal minute to set up - 02:20 FAU Morris, Alfred 38 yd. run (Van Camp, Howard Schnellenberger settled for a fi eld — and had FAU painted at midfi eld and Lions RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 30-225 34-45 Jeff Van Camp’s third touchdown pass of the the Blazers’ failed fi eld-goal attempt. Jeff pass failed), 1-38 0:11, FAU 32 - UAB 31 goal instead of going for it from the Michigan removed from the end zones. PASSING YDS (NET) 142 256 game was a 43-yarder to Willie Floyd for the State 6. Florida Atlantic’s Jeff Van Camp was Passes Att-Comp-Int 17-9-1 37-24-0 Owls’ fi nal score of the game. It was Floyd’s FAU UAB 23-of-35 for 215 yards and a score. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 47-367 71-301 FIRST DOWNS 12 17 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 28-93 47-345 Punt Returns-Yards 3-62 1-6 INDIVIDUAL STATS PASSING YARDS. (NET) 254 79 INDIVIDUAL STATS Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-89 6-115 RUSHING: FAU-Morris, Alfred 16-103; Blanchard, Jeff 2-8; FUMBLES: FAU-None. UAB-None. SACKS (UA-A): FAU- Passes Att-Comp-Int 24-14-1 19-9-1 RUSHING: Michigan State-Baker, Edwin 15-183; Bell, TACKLES (UA-A): Michigan State-Jones, Greg 5-6; Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Floyd, Willie 2-4; Housler, Rob 1-3; Holley, Avery 1-3; Givens, Jarvis 1-0. UAB-Turner, Bryant 2-0; Boyett, TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 52-347 66-424 Le’Veon 10-49; Fowler, Bennie 1-3; Cousins, Kirk 2-minus Gordon, Eric 4-7; Norman, Chris 4-6; Rucker, Chris L Punts (Number-Avg) 1-57.0 6-45.7 Muniz, David 1-minus 2; Stinson, Xavier 2-minus 4; Van Connor 1-0. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 4; TEAM 2-minus 6. FAU-Morris, Alfred 20-54; Stinson, 3-2; Allen, Denicos 2-3; Neely, Colin 2-3; Robinson, T. Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-1 Camp, Jeff 2-minus 10; Jean, Lester 1-minus 12. UAB- Xavier 4-22; Blanchard, Jeff 3-7; Floyd, Willie 1-minus 6; 1-4; Adams, Johnny 2-2; Hyde, Marcus 2-1; Gholston, TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Bartels, Marcus 7-5; Lockley, Penalties-Yards 4-43 11-85 Isabelle, David 22-214; Shed, Pat 10-68; Brooks, Justin Punt Returns-Yards 3--3 5-27 Holley, Avery 1-minus 11; Van Camp, Jeff 5-minus 21. W. 1-2; Hammock, TyQuan 1-2; Misch, Jon 1-2; White, Michael 7-1; Alexander, Ed 5-3; Eugene, Malik 3-4; Possession Time 22:27 37:33 8-31; Borne, Daniel 3-18; Williams, Jacki 1-13; Jones, Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-114 5-107 Mitchell 2-0; Worthy, Jerel 2-0; White, A.R. 0-2; Polo, Tavious 4-1; Reaser, Keith 2-2; Harstad, Brentley PASSING: Michigan State-Cousins, Kirk 9-17-1-142. FAU- Mike 1-3; Forrest, Frantr 2-minus 2. Pickelman, K. 0-2; Bullough, Max 0-2; Gardiner, Steve Third-Down Conversions 1 of 7 7 of 16 2-2; Johnson, Jamere 0-4; Cox, Dino 3-0; Givens, Jarvis Interception Returns-Yards 1-38 1-19 Van Camp, Jeff 23-35-0-215; Wilbert, Graham 1-2-0-41. 0-2; Anderson, Todd 0-2; Drone, Denzel 0-2; Elsworth, Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 2 of 2 PASSING: FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 14-24-1-254; Jean, Lester 2-1; Cross, Curtis 2-0; Cyrille, Kevin 2-0; Hill, Tarvoris Punts (Number-Avg.) 8-43.5 8-47.8 RECEIVING: Michigan State-Martin, Keshawn 2-53; Kyler 1-0; Hoover, Tyler 0-1; Lewis, Isaiah 0-1. FAU- 0-0-0-0. UAB-Isabelle, David 9-19-1-79. 1-1; Henry, Cory 1-1; Dorvilus, Nexon 1-1; Strickland, Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 3-3 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 Cunningham, B. 2-35; Celek, Garrett 2-17; Dell, Mark 1-19; Bartels, Marcus 3-7; Lockley, Michael 2-6; Eugene, Winfred 1-0; Joseph, Daniel 1-0; Williams, Darian 1-0; Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-15 1-11 RECEIVING: FAU-Jean, Lester 9-164; Floyd, Willie 1-43; Penalties-Yards 3-15 4-39 Bell, Le’Veon 1-10; Fowler, Bennie 1-8. FAU-Housler, Rob Malik 1-6; Johnson, Randell 3-3; Alexander, Ed 2-4; Rodriguez, Antonio 1-0; Williamson, Demetriu 1-0; Housler, Rob 1-26; Morris, Alfred 1-11; Stinson, Xavier 7-75; Jean, Lester 6-99; Holley, Avery 3-23; Williams, Polo, Tavious 3-1; Hill, Tarvoris 2-2; Harstad, Brentley Housler, Rob 0-1; Hinds, David 0-1. UAB-Springs, Terrel Possession Time 25:43 34:17 1-7; Holley, Avery 1-3. UAB-Brooks, Justin 2-19; Jones, Darian 2-12; Stinson, Xavier 2-9; Floyd, Willie 1-15; 1-2; Henry, Cory 2-0; Williamson, Demetriu 1-0; Reaser, Kickoff time: Noon 4-1; Henigan, Elliot 3-2; Burdette, Marvi 4-0; Turner, Third-Down Conversions 3 of 12 2 of 13 Mike 2-17; Shed, Pat 2-14; Borne, Daniel 1-15; Forrest, Blanchard, Jeff 1-9; Dorvilus, Nexon 1-8; Richardson, Keith 1-0; Groody, Mickey 1-0; Stryffeler, Andrew 1-0; Bryant 4-0; Harris, Keon 3-1; Ware, Lamanski 3-1; Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 1 End of Game: 3 p.m. Frantr 1-10; Williams, Jacki 1-4. DeAndre 1-6. Wright, Martin 1-0; Cyrille, Kevin 0-1. Ballou, T.J. 3-1; Boyett, Connor 2-1; Irvin, Greg 1-2; Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-0 4-5 Total elapsed time: 3:00 INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-Harstad, Brentley 1-38. UAB-Ballou, Wells, Justin 2-0; Bender, Jamie 2-0; Daniel, Chase 2-0; Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-8 3-22 INTERCEPTIONS: Michigan State-None. FAU-Hill, Tarvoris Climate: Indoor T.J. 1-19. White, Daniel 2-0; Reese, D.J. 1-1; Lester, Caleb 1-1; 1-0. FUMBLES: Michigan State-Bell, Le’Veon 1-1. FAU-Van Wilson, A.J. 1-0; Wilson, Darrion 1-0; Amarikwa, Ugonn Camp, Jeff 1-1; Morris, Alfred 1-0; Floyd, Willie 1-0. 1-0; McGaskin, Ellio 1-0; Coleman, Marqui 0-1. Kickoff time: 7 p.m. End of Game: 9:45 p.m. Total elapsed time: 2:45 Temperature: 89 Wind: NW 4 mph Weather: Clear, Sunny

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Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 1st -09:06 FAU Morris, Alfred 1 yd. run (Gornall, Ross -10:43 USF Plancher, Moise 5 yd. run (Schwartz, kick), 11-70 5:54, NT 0 - FAU 7 Eric kick), 5-31 2:04, FAU 0 - USF 7 - 03:49 NT Carey, Darius 23 yd. pass from Dodge, -01:35 USF Sanchez, Armand 11 yd. blocked punt Riley (Deans, Trent kick), 9-80 5:17, NT 7 - FAU 7 return (Schwartz, Eric kick), , FAU 0 - USF 14 2nd 2nd -12:17 FAU Gornall, Ross 30 yd. fi eld goal, 13-54 -00:09 FAUN Gornall, Ross 29 yd. fi eld goal, 15-68 6:32, NT 7 - FAU 10 6:21, FAU 3 - USF 14 -00:54 NT Carey, Darius 46 yd. pass from Dodge, 3rd Riley (Deans, Trent kick), 2-52 0:32, NT 14 - -14:17 USF Bogan, Dontavia 38 yd. pass from FAU 10 Daniels, BJ (Bonani, Maikon kick), 2-63 0:43, FAU 4th 3 - USF 21 -07:45 NT Hamilton, James 32 yd. run (Deans, 4th Trent kick), 9-80 4:47, NT 21 - FAU 10 -12:00 USF Plancher, Moise 1 yd. run (Bonani, -06:52 FAU Housler, Rob 36 yd. pass from Van Maikon kick), 6-45 2:55, FAU 3 - USF 31 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL (AP) — Riley Dodge was 10-for-15 passing for 146 yards in the TAMPA, FL (AP) — Moise Plancher rushed leaving the game after being sacked for the Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 3-77 0:47, NT threw two touchdown passes to Darius Carey Mean Green’s fi rst victory over Florida Atlantic for 93 yards and two touchdowns and South seventh time. Van Camp had an 11-yard run 21 - FAU 17 FAU USF and North Texas beat Florida Atlantic 21-17 in (1-2) in the seven game series. North Texas Florida’s defense tied a school record with and completed passes of 11 yards to Rob FIRST DOWNS 15 21 the Sun Belt Conference opener for both teams stretched its lead to 21-10 on Hamilton’s 32- seven sacks Saturday night, leading the Bulls Housler, 13 yards to Lester Jean and 14 yards RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 39-72 39-136 NT FAU on Saturday night. “I was very impressed with yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter, but to a 31-3 rout of Florida Atlantic. to Darian Williams, helping FAU drive 68 yards PASSING YARDS (NET) 136 155 FIRST DOWNS 22 17 the North Texas team that we played tonight,” the owls would close the gap on the ensuing Plancher scored on runs of 5 and 1 yards. B.J. in 15 plays to trim USF’s lead to 14-3 on Ross Passes Att-Comp-Int 25-17-2 20-14-0 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 54-257 24-84 said head coach Howard Schnellenberger. “They possession. Jeff Van Camp’s 36-yard touchdown Daniels threw a 38-yard TD pass to Dontavia Gornall’s 29-yard fi eld goal just before halftime. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 64-208 59-291 PASSING YARDS (NET) 146 273 rallied their team together in a singular fashion pass to Rob Housler pulled Florida Atlantic Bogan on a fl ea-fl icker play, and Armand Van Camp was sacked four times in the opening Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Passes Att-Comp-Int 15-10-1 31-20-1 tonight. Certainly we are disappointed in how within 21-17. Florida Atlantic would threaten Sanchez returned a blocked punt 11 yards half and three more times in the third quarter. Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 4-37 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 69-403 55-357 inept we were on both offense and defense. I later marching to the Mean Green 28, but the for USF (3-1). Florida Atlantic (1-2) entered Jean, averaging 105 yards per game receiving, Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-120 2-49 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 am proud in our team to battle back to almost North Texas defense stopped the potential the game averaging 262 yards passing. had seven receptions for 58 yards as FAU lost Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-18 Punt Returns-Yards 1-18 1-10 get the win out of it.” James Hamilton also game-winning drive. Van Camp fi nished 20-for- However, with little time to throw, Jeff Van its third straight game following a season- Punts (Number-Avg) 6-37.5 4-33.2 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-72 3-71 scored a touchdown for North Texas (1-3), 31 for 273 yards. Camp had just 136 yards, no touchdowns and opening win over UAB. Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-0 Interception Returns-Yards 1-6 1-0 which amassed 257 rushing yards. Dodge one interception on 17-of-22 passing before Penalties-Yards 7-89 7-58 Punts (Number-Avg) 2-52.0 3-52.7 Possession Time 34:12 25:48 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 1-1 Third-Down Conversions 5 of 15 1 of 8 Penalties-Yards 3-15 8-40 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 1 Possession Time 35:32 24:28 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 2-3 Third-Down Conversions 10 of 15 4 of 11 INDIVIDUAL STATS Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-28 7-65 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 2 RUSHING: North Texas-Hamilton, James 11-122; Dunbar, TACKLES (UA-A): (UA-A): North Texas-McCord, D’Leon Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-1 2-3 Lance 29-72; Dodge, Riley 11-67; TEAM 3-minus 4. FAU- 3-3; Penson, A.J. 3-2; Atkinson, S. 2-3; Phillips, J. Kickoff time: 7:04 p.m. Morris, Alfred 17-54; Floyd, Willie 1-14; Blanchard, Jeff 2-3; Orr, Zach 2-3; Robertson, C. 2-3; Jackson, Kelvin Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-8 0-0 INDIVIDUAL STATS End of Game: 9:40 p.m. 2-14; Stinson, Xavier 1-2; Van Camp, Jeff 3-0. 1-4; Hill, Royce 3-1; Smith, Ira 2-2; Shorter, John Total elapsed time: 2:36 0-3; Downing, Ryan 2-0; Akpunku, B. 1-1; Johnson, F. Kickoff time: 7 p.m. PASSING: North Texas-Dodge, Riley 10-15-1-146. FAU-Van RUSHING: FAU-Floyd, Willie 7-60; Morris, Alfred 12-22; 1-0; McCoy, Brandon 1-0; Wilson, Jamal 1-0; Gaines, 1-0; Bedford, David 1-0; Hampton,Patric 1-0; Giddins, Temperature: 83 Camp, Jeff 20-31-1-273. End of Game: 9:49 p.m. Stinson, Xavier 4-19; Blanchard, Jeff 2-7; Jones, Travis Frank 0-1; Dixon, Demario 0-1. FAU-Eugene, Malik Ryne 1-0; Grissom, Cory 1-0. Wind: N 5 Total elapsed time: 2:49 2-1; Muniz, David 2-minus 10; Van Camp, Jeff 10-minus 3-7; Bartels, Marcus 5-3; Hill, Tarvoris 3-4; Alexander, RECEIVING: North Texas-Jackson, Jamaal 4-49; Stradford, 27. USF-Plancher, Moise 20-93; Daniels, BJ 8-27; Barttles, TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Bartels, Marcus 8-1; Hill, Weather: Clear Ed 3-4; Polo, Tavious 3-3; Morgan, Yourhighness 3-3; Temperature: 86 T. 3-16; Carey, Darius2-69; Lewis, B.J. 1-12. FAU-Jean, Bradle 5-17; Shaw, Marcus 2-11; Lamar, Lindsey 1-5; TEAM Tarvoris 5-0; Reaser, Keith 4-1; Cyrille, Kevin 3-1; Cox, Dino 2-4; Lockley, Michael 1-5; Cyrille, Kevin Wind: SE 5 Lester 7-54; Housler, Rob 4-94; Williams, Darian 3-56; 1-minus 1; Eveld, Bobby 2-minus 16. Lockley, Michael 3-1; Johnson, Randell 2-2; Alexander, Stinson, Xavier 3-47; Richardson, DeAndre 1-15; Holley, 3-2; Johnson, Jamere 0-4; Henry, Cory 2-1; Johnson, Weather: Partly Cloudy Ed 3-0; Hinds, David 2-1; Henry, Cory 2-0; Jean, Avery 1-5; Morris, Alfred 1-2. Randell 1-2; Reaser, Keith 2-0; Harstad, Brentley 1-1; PASSING: FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 17-22-1-136; Wilbert, Jimmy 2-0; Morgan, Yourhighness 1-0; Raber, Tim Jean, Jimmy 0-2; Givens, Jarvis 0-2; Jones, Travis 1-0; Graham 0-3-1-0. USF-Daniels, BJ 14-19-0-155; Eveld, 1-0; McRoy, Samuel 1-0; Givens, Jarvis 1-0; Jean, INTERCEPTIONS: North Texas-Hill, Royce 1-6. FAU-Hill, Jean, Lester 1-0; Muniz, David 0-1; Hinds, David 0-1; Bobby 0-1-0-0. Lester 1-0; Bracewell, Nick 1-0; Wright, Martin 1-0; Tarvoris 1-0. Rodriguez, Antonio 0-1. RECEIVING: FAU-Jean, Lester 7-58; Holley, Avery 4-29; Johnson, Jamere 1-0; Gornall, Ross 0-1; Sirmans, FUMBLES: North Texas-Dodge, Riley 1-0; Jackson, Jamaal Housler, Rob 3-18; Williams, Darian 1-14; Floyd, Willie Brian 0-1; Eugene, Malik 0-1; Dorvilus, Nexon 0-1; 1-0; Stradford, T. 1-1. FAU-Williams, Darian 1-1. 1-9; Muniz, David 1-8. USF-Bogan, Dontavia 5-66; Landi, Jones, Travis 0-1. USF-Barrington, Sam 3-5; Raymond, Evan 3-44; Miller, Joel 2-10; Bravo-Brown, St 1-15; Marc, Mistra 6-0; Marshall, Craig 4-2; Williams, Jacqu 2-4; Victor 1-13; Hornes, Faron 1-5; Plancher, Moise 1-2. Bedford, David 3-1; Lattimore, DeDe 3-1; Washington, Q 3-0; Weatherspoon, C 2-1; Joyce, Mark 2-1; Sanchez, INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-None. USF-Young, Jerrell 1-17; Armand 2-1; Joseph, Sabbath 2-1; Webster, Kayvon Lanaris, Mike 1-1. 2-0; McClain, Terrell 2-0; Giddins, Ryne 2-0; LeJiste, Jon 1-1; Grissom, Cory 1-1; Lanaris, Mike 1-1; Butler, FUMBLES: FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 1-1. USF-Plancher, Moise Tyson 1-0; Hampton, Patrick 1-0; Landi, Evan 1-0; 1-0. SACKS (UA-A): FAU-Henry, Cory 1-0; Wright, Martin Thompson, Demi 1-0; Miller, Joel 1-0; Jenkins, JaQuez 1-0; Johnson, Randell 1-0; Morgan, Yourhighness 1-0. 1-0; Young, Jerrell 0-1; Dixon, Ricardo 0-1. USF-McClain, Terrell 1-0; LeJiste, Jon 1-0; Marshall, Craig

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Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 2nd 2nd -14:55 ULM Dorsey, Ken safety, , FAU 0 - - 12:56 ASU Zalud, Bobby 24 yd. fi eld goal, 14-74 ULM 2 3:17, FAU 0 - ASU 3 -09:01 ULM Leonard, Brent 7 yd. pass from - 11:40 FAU Housler, Rob 29 yd. pass from Van Camp, Browning, K (Jabour, Radi kick), 13-65 5:47, FAU Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 4-71 1:14, FAU 7 - ASU 3 0 - ULM 9 - 09:16 ASU Aplin, Ryan 1 yd. run (Zalud, Bobby kick - 00:33 ULM Jabour, Radi 30 yd. fi eld goal, 9-36 failed), 10-80 2:24, FAU 7 - ASU 9 2:49, FAU 0 - ULM 12 3rd 3rd - 08:13 FAU Jean, Lester 80 yd. pass from Van Camp, - 10:47 FAU Gornall, Ross 28 yd. fi eld goal, 11-55 Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick blockd.), 1-80 0:13, FAU 4:13, FAU 3 - ULM 12 13 - ASU 9 - 05:10 FAU Morris, Alfred 1 yd. run (Gornall, Ross 4th kick), 9-66 4:10, FAU 10 - ULM 12 - 14:57 FAU Gornall, Ross 36 yd. fi eld goal, 11-76 4th 4:38, FAU 16 - ASU 9 MONROE, LA - Florida Atlantic University’s 10:26 remaining in the fourth on a three-yard - 10:26 FAU Morris, Alfred 3 yd. run (Gornall, Ross JONESBORO, AR (AP) — Anthony Robinson recovery by Brandon Joiner set up a 1-yard run - 12:50 ASU Robinson, A. 28 yd. pass from Aplin, football team fell to 1-4 (0-2) on the year with run to put the Owls up 17-12. The Owls kick), 6-26 2:18, FAU 17 - ULM 12 scored two touchdowns and Adrian Hills had by Jermaine Robertson and a 30-16 lead, and Ryan (Zalud, Bobby kick), 6-69 2:07, FAU 16 - a 20-17 loss at ULM, Saturday night. would hold and were driving before a fumbled - 02:43 ULM Edwards, Jyruss 5 yd. run (Leonard, a pair of interceptions, one he returned for Robinson’s 4-yard run capped the scoring. FAU ASU 16 The two teams have had a spirited rivalry with exchange gave the ball and the momentum Brent pass from Browning, K), 9-55 1:41, FAU a touchdown, as Arkansas State scored 28 Notes: - 09:23 ASU Hills, Adrian 37 yd. interception the visiting team prevailing until Saturday back to ULM. The Warhawks punched in the 17 - ULM 20 fourth-quarter points to defeat Florida Atlantic • Mickey Groody had his 100th career punt return (Zalud, Bobby kick), FAU 16 - ASU 23 night when the Warhawks scored on a fi ve-yard touchdown and took a three-point margin 37-16 Saturday. The Red Wolves (3-5, 3-2 Sun with 13:34 left in the fi rst quarter. - 08:22 ASU Robertson, Jer. 1 yd. run (Zalud, run with 2:43 remaining in the game and then with a two-point conversion. In the two FAU USF Belt) trailed 16-9 before Robinson scored on • Dino Cox recorded his fi rst career Bobby kick), 1-1 0:03, FAU 16 - ASU 30 held the Owls in their next possession for the teams seven meetings no game has had a FIRST DOWNS 16 21 a 28-yard pass from Ryan Aplin with 12:50 interception. It was a tipped ball batted by - 07:12 ASU Robinson, A. 4 yd. run (Zalud, Bobby victory. ULM moved to 5-2 all-time versus the larger margin than seven and the average is RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 37-140 40-80 remaining. On FAU’s next possession, Hills Kevin Cyrille. kick), 4-34 1:02, FAU 16 - ASU 37 Owls. The two teams failed to score in the fi rst 3.1. Defensively, FAU was led by Malik Eugene PASSING YARDS (NET) 141 338 intercepted Jeff Van Camp and returned it 37 • Tavious Polo had a career-high 10 tackles Passes Att-Comp-Int 26-13-1 42-26-1 and it took the Owls, who spotted ULM 12, who had a career high 14 tackles and fellow yards to give ASU the lead for good, 23-16, despite missing most of the third quarter half. FAU ASU TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 63-281 82-418 until the third quarter to score. FAU had been linebacker Michael Lockley who had 13. The with 9:23 left. It was the fi rst of three-straight • Michael Lockley had his third blocked fi eld FIRST DOWNS 12 29 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 held to no touchdowns through six quarters Owls had 10 tackles for a loss of 45 yards in turnovers by FAU (1-5, 0-3) that the Red goal of the season and added to his program RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 30-92 44-174 Punt Returns-Yards 1-9 1-5 prior to a one-yard run by Alfred Morris who the game. Wolves turned into three touchdowns in a high total of four. PASSING YARDS (NET) 227 234 Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-71 3-93 had 153 yards on the night for his ninth career span of 2 minutes and 11 seconds. A fumble Passes Att-Comp-Int 28-13-2 47-29-1 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 1-0 100 yard game. Morris would score again with TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 58-319 91-408 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-37.5 4-28.2 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 3-1 Punt Returns-Yards 2-29 3-13 Penalties-Yards 6-55 5-25 Kickoff Returns-Yards 2-17 1-25 Possession Time 25:43 34:17 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 2-43 Third-Down Conversions 4 of 10 9 of 20 INDIVIDUAL STATS Punts (Number-Avg) 7-45.6 6-45.5 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 3 of 4 INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING: FAU-Morris, Alfred 16-69; Housler, Rob 1-29; FUMBLES: FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 2-1; Housler, Rob 1-0. Fumbles-Lost 3-1 0-0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-5 Stinson, Xavier 3-11; Kooi, David 1-5; Floyd, Willie 2-5; Arkansas State-None. Muniz, David 1-2; Van Camp, Jeff 6-minus 29. Arkansas Penalties-Yards 14-142 9-50 RUSHING: FAU-Morris, Alfred 30-153; Stinson, Xavier SACKS (UA-A): FAU-Lockley, Michael 0-2; Wright, Sacks By: Number-Yards 5-27 2-8 SACKS (UA-A): FAU-Henry, Cory 1-0; Johnson, Jamere State-Aplin, Ryan 14-64; Robertson, Jer. 12-52; Thornton, Possession Time 28:06 31:54 2-15; Van Camp, Jeff 3-minus 8; TEAM 2-minus 20. ULM- Martin 0-1; Jean, Jimmy 0-1; Eugene, Malik 0-1; 1-0. Arkansas State-Hall, Bryan 2-0; Woods, Dorvus S. 5-36; Sullivent, N. 1-9; Fleming, R.J. 1-8; Robinson, A. Third-Down Conversions 2 of 13 4 of 15 Goodin, Frank 11-30; Maye, Tavarese 2-19; Munoz, Aaron Givens, Jarvis 1-0; Henry, Cory 1-0; Joseph, Daniel 0-1. 1-0; Joiner, Brandon 1-0. 1-14; Edwards, Jyruss 5-13; Browning, K 16-8; Rhodes, ULM-Dorsey, Ken 1-1; Blakes, Cameron 0-1. 1-4; Frampton, D. 2-3; Lawson, Derek 5-3; Butterfi eld, P. Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 3 Zach 3-minus 1; TEAM 2-minus 3. Kickoff time: 6 p.m. 2-2; Henderson, L. 1-minus 7. TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Bartels, Marcus 8-6; Polo, Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 4-5 TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Eugene, Malik 2-12; Lockley, Tavious 7-3; Johnson, Randell 5-5; Eugene, Malik 4-4; End of Game: 8:50 p.m. PASSING: FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 13-27-2-227; Kooi, David PASSING: FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 13-26-1-141. ULM- Michael 5-8; Hill, Tarvoris 4-5; Bartels, Marcus 5-2; Lockley, Michael 2-6; Morgan, Yourhighness 3-4; Hill, Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-12 4-35 0-1-0-0. Arkansas State-Aplin, Ryan 28-46-1-230; Browning, K 25-41-1-282; Munoz, Aaron 1-1-0-56. Alexander, Ed 2-4; Henry, Cory 2-3; Givens, Jarvis 1-4; Total elapsed time: 2:50 Tarvoris 3-4; Alexander, Ed 2-4; Givens, Jarvis 3-1; Harstad, Brentley 1-3; Reaser, Keith 1-3; Joseph, Daniel Butterfi eld, P. 1-1-0-4. RECEIVING: FAU-Housler, Rob 6-78; Jean, Lester 3-38; Temperature: 92 Baptiste, David 0-3; Raber, Tim 2-0; Henry, Cory 1-1; 0-3; Cyrille, Kevin 2-0; Wright, Martin 1-1; Dorvilus, Holley, Avery 2-10; Floyd, Willie 1-17; Morris, Alfred Wind: Calm RECEIVING: FAU-Richardson, DeAndre 3-28; Jean, Lester Joseph, Daniel 1-1; Howard Treon 1-1; Johnson, Jamere Nexon 1-1; Jean, Jimmy 1-1; Polo, Tavious 1-1; Hinds, 1-minus 2. ULM Ambrose, Luther 6-61; McCall, Anthony 2-99; Housler, Rob 2-63; Stinson, Xavier 2-15; Floyd, 1-1; Jean, Jimmy 0-2; Hinds, David 1-0; Williams, David 1-0; Fortner, Damian 1-0; Holley, Avery 1-0; Weather: Clear skies Kickoff time: Noon 5-96; Leonard, Brent 3-36; Maye, Tavarese 3-27; Edwards, Willie 2-12; Morris, Alfred 1-8; Blanchard, Jeff 1-2. Darian 1-0; Housler, Rob 1-0; Cyrille, Kevin 1-0; Howard Treon 1-0; Johnson, Randell 0-1; Cox, Dino 0-1; Jyruss 3-22; Goodin, Frank 2-9; Rhodes, Zach 1-56; Arkansas State-Robinson, A. 8-88; Frampton, D. 6-47; Hankerson, Byron 0-1; Reaser, Keith 0-1; Robinson, End of Game: 3:24 p.m. Baptiste, David 0-1; Patee, Alex 0-1; Muniz, David 0-1. Sanders, Z 1-13; Hamm, Je’Ron 1-11; Steed, Kevin 1-7. Lawson, Derek 4-34; Muse, Allen 2-26; Thornton, S. 2-11; DeAndre 0-1; Patee, Alex 0-1. Arkansas State-Herrold, Total elapsed time: 3:24 ULM-Blakes, Cameron 2-6; Usher, Khairi 6-1; Ibe, Alex McCants, Carlos 1-12; Butterfi eld, P. 1-7; Stockemer, T. Nathan 4-4; Hall, Bryan 4-2; McKinnon, Javon 3-3; INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-Polo, Tavious 1-0. ULM-Smith, Theo 2-5; Edwards, Jason 2-5; Prelow, Darius 1-5; Peterson, Temperature: 77 1-6; Henderson, L. 1-4; Murry, Kedric 1-1; Fleming, R.J. McCray, Kelcie 3-2; Woods, Dorvus 3-2; Edwards, Darron Wind: S 10 1-0. Otis 4-1; Nelson, Robert 3-2; Dorsey, Ken 2-3; Smith, 1-1; Smith, Andre 1-minus 3. 3-2; Robertson, J. 0-4; Davis, Demario 2-1; Holmes, Theo 2-2; Milton, Keavon 1-1; Landry, Jordan 0-2; Tausean 1-1; Jennings, M.D. 1-1; Nelms, Nick 0-2; Weather: Partly Cloudy FUMBLES: FAU-TEAM 2-1; Morris, Alfred 1-0. ULM- INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-Cox, Dino 1-0. Arkansas State-Hills, Newsome, Isaiah 1-0; Veal, Roland 1-0; Mitchell, Henry Murry, Kedric 1-0; Joiner, Brandon 1-0; Simmons, A. Browning, K 3-1. Adrian 2-43. 0-1; Moore, Aaron 0-1; Tharp, Madison 0-1; Eddie, 1-0; Moody, Walter 1-0; Albright, L. 1-0; Feemster, D. Vincent 0-1; Rhodes, Zach 0-1; Maye, Tavarese 0-1; 0-1; Blake, Jeff 0-1; Starson, Tim 0-1; Dunaway, Darius Lovett, Rodney 0-1; Glenn, Bryan 0-1; Hunter, Quantez 0-1; Draper, Amos 0-1; Hills, Adrian 0-1 0-1.

118 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 119 2010 REVIEW 2011 2010 REVIEW FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY October 23, 2010 November 6, 2010 FIU 3 Lockhart Stadium Florida Atlantic 17 Houchens-Smith Stadium Game 7 Florida Atlantic 31 Attendance: 17,543 Game 8 WKU 16 Attendance: 10,275 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score FIU 3 3 3 0 9 Florida Atlantic 7 7 0 3 17 Florida Atlantic 0 7 7 7 21 WKU 7 2 7 0 16

Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 1st - 09:09 FIU, Griffi n, Jack 39 yd. fi eld goal, 7-67 - 10:04 WKU - Rainey, Bobby 11 yd. run (Merrick, 2:26, FIU 3 - FAU 0 Monte kick), 7-51 3:52, FAU 0 - WKU 7 2nd - 03:32 FAU - Morris, Alfred 19 yd. run (Gornall, - 08:57 FIU, Griffi n, Jack 35 yd. fi eld goal, 11-62 Ross kick), 6-56 3:11, FAU 7 - WKU 7 3:25, FIU 6 - FAU 0 2nd - 04:55 FAU, Jean, Lester 20 yd. pass from Van - 06:53 WKU - TEAM safety, , FAU 7 - WKU 9 Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 9-67 3:54, FIU - 01:47 FAU - Jean, Lester 62 yd. pass from Van 6 - FAU 7 Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 4-80 1:39, FAU 3rd 14 - WKU 9 - 10:39 FIU, Griffi n, Jack 26 yd. fi eld goal, 13-51 3rd 4:21, FIU 9 - FAU 7 - 10:31 WKU - Rainey, Bobby 1 yd. run (Merrick, - 06:07 FAU Morris, Alfred 16 yd. run Monte kick), 5-49 2:10, FAU 14 - WKU 16 (Gornall, Ross kick), 9-76 4:27, FIU 9 - FAU 14 4th FORT LAUDERDALE, FL (AP)– Alfred interceptions. A 26-yard fi eld goal by Jack 4th BOWLING GREEN, KY (AP) — Ross Gornall Notes • FAU fumbled six times but lost one. • FAU WKU Morris and Willie Floyd each scored rushing Griffi n gave FIU a 9-7 lead in the third. The Floyd, Willie 65 yd. run (Gornall, Ross kick), 7-98 kicked a 26-yard fi eld goal early in the fourth Alfred Morris surpassed Doug Parker (2001-04), FIRST DOWNS 12 14 touchdowns to lead Florida Atlantic over Owls scored on their next possession on a 16- 3:06, FIU 9 - FAU 21 quarter and Florida Atlantic held on for a 17- who tallied 1,981 career yards, in the fi rst RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 37-75 45-198 Florida International 21-9 on Saturday. yard touchdown run by Morris that gave them 16 victory over Western Kentucky on Saturday. quarter. Morris needed just 16 yards entering PASSING YARDS (NET) 140 70 Lester Jean also caught a touchdown pass a 14-9 lead. The Golden Panthers had a chance FIU FAU Bobby Rainey scored on a 1-yard touchdown the game to take over sole possession of Passes Att-Comp-Int 22-9-1 24-8-1 from Jeff Van Camp as the Owls (2-5, 1-3 Sun to take the lead early in the fourth quarter, but FIRST DOWNS 17 18 run to put the Hilltoppers ahead 16-14 in the second place on the list. Charles Pierre (2004- TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 59-215 69-268 Belt Conference) snapped a fi ve-game losing Florida Atlantic stopped them on fourth-and- RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 37-150 34-182 third quarter. But Gornall’s 26-yarder with 08) holds the all-time rushing yards mark Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 streak. Van Camp completed 19 of 27 for 169 goal from the 1-yard line. The Owls defense PASSING YARDS (NET) 210 174 14:30 left in the fourth put the Owls (3-5, 2-4 at 3,069. • With 6:53 remaining in the 2nd Punt Returns-Yards 5-41 3-18 yards. FIU (2-5, 2-1) lost for the fi rst time in continues to shine. FAU is ranked no. 1 among Passes Att-Comp-Int 34-20-3 27-19-0 Sun Belt Conference) ahead for good. quarter, WKU recorded a safety on a snap over Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-62 3-69 three games and was held without a touchdown Sun Belt Conference teams in red zone defense TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 71-360 61-356 Alfred Morris led FAU with 68 yards rushing the punter’s head and out of the end zone. Interception Returns-Yards 1-33 1-1 for the fi rst time this season. Wesley Carroll and proved why with FIU knocking at the door Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 and a touchdown. Jeff Van Camp passed for The last time opponents had recorded a safety Punts (Number-Avg) 7-42.6 10-39.2 was 20 for 32 for 210 yards, but threw three at fi rst and goal but denied. Punt Returns-Yards 2-22 2-12 140 yards and a 62-yard touchdown pass to versus the Owls was 9/26/09 versus ULM. • Fumbles-Lost 6-1 1-0 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-25 4-90 Lester Jean to give the Owls a 14-9 lead in the FAU moved to 26-15 record which sits them Penalties-Yards 7-29 9-78 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 3-64 second quarter. Rainey fi nished with 163 yards atop the nation in games decided by 7 points Possession Time 26:25 33:35 Punts (Number-Avg) 3-43.3 6-46.7 rushing on 33 carries, including an 11-yard or less. Third-Down Conversions 2 of 12 6 of 17 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-2 rushing score in the opening quarter for the Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 2 Penalties-Yards 5-64 5-60 Hilltoppers (1-8, 1-4). Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 2-2 Possession Time 27:39 30:49 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 0-0 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 15 7 of 15 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 3 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-3 1-2 Kickoff time: 3:30 p.m. Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 1-10 End of Game: 6:23 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATS Total elapsed time: 2:53 INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING: FAU-Morris, Alfred 25-68; Stinson, Xavier 5-13; Marcus 4-3; Johnson, Jamere 3-4; Eugene, Malik Temperature: 47 Kickoff time: 4 p.m. Floyd, Willie 1-11; Van Camp, Jeff 1-1; Blanchard, Jeff 2-5; Polo, Tavious 3-3; Alexander, Ed 3-2; Morgan, Wind: NNW 5 RUSHING: FIU-Rhodes, Kedrick 14-100; Harden, J. 5-16; SACKS (UA-A): FIU-Crawford, Paul 0-1; Russell, Markei End of Game: 6:33 p.m. 1-minus 4; Jean, Lester 1-minus 4; TEAM 3-minus 10. Yourhighness 3-1; Hill, Tarvoris 2-2; Johnson, Randell Perry, Darriet 5-13; Times, Wayne 3-11; Hilton, T.Y. 1-6; 0-1. FAU-Johnson, Jamere 1-0. Weather: Sunny Total elapsed time: 2:33 WKU-Rainey, Bobby 33-152; Jakes, Kawaun 5-35; McNeal, 1-3; Jean, Jimmy 2-1; Hinds, David 2-1; Cox, Dino Mallary,Darian 3-4; Carroll, Wes 6-0. FAU-Morris, Alfred Willie 2-8; Andrews, A. 5-3. 1-1; Howard Treon 1-1; Reaser, Keith 0-2; Robinson, TACKLES (UA-A): FIU-Cyprien, Jonath 2-11; Parker, 20-96; Floyd, Willie 9-88; Van Camp, Jeff 3-0; TEAM Temperature: 83 DeAndre 1-0; Fortner, Damian 1-0; King, Derek 1-0; Ashlyn 4-4; Smith, 1-7; Russell, Markei 1-7; 2-minus 2. Wind: NE 10-15 PASSING: FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 9-22-1-140. WKU-Jakes, Jones, Travis 1-0; Givens, Jarvis 0-1. WKU-Majors, Cheeseborough 4-3; Fraser, Winston 1-6; Gaitor, Kawaun 8-24-1-70. Thomas 8-7; Beard, Ryan 4-2; Allen, Jamarcus 3-2; PASSING: FIU-Carroll, Wes 20-32-3-210; Times, Wayne Anthony 3-2; Grace, Chuck 1-3; Davis, Aaron 1-3; Weather: Partly Cloudy Misaalefua, O. 3-2; Smith, Q. 2-2; Clendenin, J. 2-1; 0-2-0-0. FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 19-27-0-174. Wilson, Jarvis 1-3; Williams, Toure 0-4; Souarin, RECEIVING: FAU-Jean, Lester 3-79; Holley, Avery 3-32; Robinson, Tyree 2-1; Duvall, Ben 2-1; Peterson, K. 1-2; Emmanu 1-2; Brown, Kreg 1-1; Hilton, T.Y. 1-0; Housler, Rob 2-31; Floyd, Willie 1-minus 2. WKU-Rainey, RECEIVING: FIU-Hilton, T.Y. 8-124; Ellingson, Greg 4-23; Davis, Tenerio 1-2; Young, Kiante 0-3; McNeal, Willie Younger, Jacob 1-0; Mertile, Junior 1-0; Smith, Kasey Bobby 3-17; Coley, D. 2-18; Campbell, D. 1-19; Andrews, Times, Wayne 3-24; Younger, Jacob 2-25; Mertile, Junior 2-0; Wright, Arius 2-0; Bullard, M. 1-0; Golden, Tye 0-1; Delsoin, David 0-1; Younger, Wayne 0-1; Pound, A. 1-11; Cooper, Q. 1-5. 1-8; Rhodes, Kedrick 1-4; Harden, J. 1-2. FAU-Jean, Lester 1-0; Brooks, Derrius 1-0; Bailey, K. 0-1; Hervey, James Andre 0-1; Forney, Joshua 0-1; Crawford, Paul 0-1. FAU- 8-114; Richardson, DeAndre 2-16; Housler, Rob 2-10; INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-Polo, Tavious 1-14; Bartels, Marcus 0-1; Lewis, Rammell 0-1; Boyd, Xavius 0-1; Federspiel, Johnson, Randell 2-11; Lockley, Michael 2-8; Eugene, Blanchard, Jeff 2-9; Stinson, Xavier 1-7; Holley, Avery 1-6; 0-19. WKU-Robinson, Tyree 1-1. FUMBLES: FAU-Jones, M. 0-1. Malik 2-8; Hill, Tarvoris 6-2; Bartels, Marcus 2-4; Williams, Darian 1-5; Floyd, Willie 1-4; Dorvilus, Nexon Travis 2-0; Morris, Alfred 1-1; Housler, Rob 1-0; Blanchard, Alexander, Ed 1-5; Joseph, Daniel 1-5; Cox, Dino 0-5; 1-3. Jeff 1-0; Polo, Tavious 1-0. WKU-Rainey, Bobby 1-0. Morgan, Yourhighness 0-4; Hinds, David 0-4; Givens, INTERCEPTIONS: FIU-None. FAU-Bartels, Marcus 2-37; Jarvis 0-4; Fortner, Damian 1-1; Johnson, Jamere 1-1; SACKS (UA-A): FAU-None. WKU-None. Alexander, Ed 1-27. FUMBLES: FIU-Hilton, T.Y. 1-1. FAU- Reaser, Keith 1-1; Jean, Jimmy 1-1; Cyrille, Kevin 0-2; TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Lockley, Michael 5-6; Bartels, Alexander, Ed 1-1; Williams, Darian 1-0; Morris, Alfred 1-1. Polo, Tavious 0-2; Baptiste, David 0-2; Wright, Martin 0-2; Howard Treon 0-1; Patee, Alex 0-1; Williamson, Demetriu 0-1; Henry, C 0-1.

120 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 121 2010 REVIEW 2011 2010 REVIEW FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY November 13, 2010 November 20, 2010 Louisiana 23 Lockhart Stadium Florida Atlantic 17 Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium Game 9 Florida Atlantic 24 Attendance: 12,044 Game 10 Texas 51 Attendance: 99,799 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score ULL 0 7 7 9 23 Florida Atlantic 7 0 10 0 17 Florida Atlantic 14 0 7 3 24 Texas 7 17 6 21 51

Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 1st - 10:40 FAU, Stinson, Xavier 4 yd. pass from Van -08:50 UT, Johnson, Cody 1 yd. run (Tucker, Justin Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 6-57 2:13, UL kick), 4-9 1:58, FAU 0 - UT 7 0 - FAU 7 - 01:20 FAU Housler, Rob 56 yd. pass from Van - 02:43 FAU, Jean, Lester 45 yd. pass from Van Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 6-73 2:58, FAU Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 5-82 1:50, UL 7 - UT 7 0 - FAU 14 2nd 2nd - 13:52 UT, Kirkendoll, Jam 63 yd. pass from Gilbert, - 00:54 UL, Green, Ladarius 17 yd. pass from Garret (Tucker, Justin kick), 1-67 0:08, FAU 7 - UT 14 Gautier, Blaine (Baer, Brett kick), 15-83 6:44, UL - 08:00 UT, Tucker, Justin 22 yd. fi eld goal, 11-61 7 - FAU 14 4:53, FAU 7 - UT 17 3rd - 00:00 UT, Williams, Malco 47 yd. pass from Gilbert, - 08:09 FAU, Morris, Alfred 16 yd. pass from Van Garret (Tucker, Justin kick), 5-82 0:34, FAU 7 - UT 24 Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 8-87 2:54, UL 3rd FORT LAUDERDALE, FL (AP) – Jeff Van Camp two touchdowns, with one interception. He 7 - FAU 21 AUSTIN, TX (AP) – threw two hit Texas again when Johnson was stopped -12:58 FAU, Housler, Rob 8 yd. pass from Van Camp, threw three touchdown passes and Florida also rushed for a touchdown. Van Camp’s third - 02:21 UL, Gautier, Blaine 10 yd. run (Baer, Brett long touchdown passes and Emmanuel Acho short of the goal line on fourth down on Texas’ Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 5-80 2:02, FAU 14 - UT 24 Atlantic beat Louisiana-Lafayette 24-23 on touchdown pass, a 16-yard screen to Alfred kick), 14-83 5:43, UL 14 - FAU 21 had a 57-yard interception return for a score fi rst drive. But Blake Gideon’s interception two - 09:26 UT, Tucker, Justin 43 yd. fi eld goal, 8-45 Saturday night. It was the third consecutive Morris, gave the Owls a 21-7 lead in the third 4th as Texas snapped a four-game losing skid with plays later gave Texas the ball on the 9, and 3:27, FAU 14 - UT 27 win for the Owls (4-5, 3-3 Sun Belt Conference) quarter. The Ragin’ Cajuns answered with - 09:07 FAU, Gornall, Ross 23 yd. fi eld goal, 8-50 a 51-17 win over Florida Atlantic on Saturday. Johnson scored on fourth-and-1 for a 7-0 lead. - 04:32 FAU, Gornall, Ross 41 yd. fi eld goal, 11-56 while Louisiana-Lafayette (2-8, 2-4) lost an 83-yard drive on 14 plays, capped by a 3:13, UL 14 - FAU 24 Acho’s interception on the fi rst play of the The Owls struck back when quarterback Jeff Van 4:54, FAU 17 - UT 27 its sixth straight. Trailing 24-17, Louisiana- 10-yard touchdown run by Gautier that made - 04:42 UL Baer, Brett 37 yd. fi eld goal, 10-62 fourth quarter put Texas ahead 37-17. Camp found Housler running by himself down - 00:40 UT Tucker, Justin 49 yd. fi eld goal, 9-35 3:46, Lafayette scored on a 43-yard touchdown pass it 21-14. The teams traded fi eld goals in the 4:16, UL 17 - FAU 24 Texas (5-6), which played for the national the middle of the fi eld. Housler had slipped FAU 17 - UT 30 from Blaine Gautier to Vernon Wolfe with 1:45 fourth before Louisiana-Lafayette’s fi nal drive. - 01:45 UL, Wolfe, Vernon 43 yd. pass from championship last season, must beat No. 18 behind safety Kenny Vaccaro and hauled in 4th left. The Ragin’ Cajuns decided to eschew the Florida Atlantic took a 7-0 lead on Van Camp’s Gautier, Blaine (Gautier, Blaine pass failed), 3-51 Texas A&M on Thanksgiving night to become an easy 56-yard touchdown pass. A fumble - 14:48 UT, Acho, Emmanuel 57 yd. interception tie attempt and go for the 2-point conversion, 4-yard touchdown pass to Xavier Stinson. The 1:13, UL 23 - FAU 24 bowl eligible and avoid its fi rst losing season by Gilbert on the Texas 30 gave FAU a chance return (Tucker, Justin kick), , FAU 17 - UT 37 but Gautier’s roll-out pass attempt failed. The Owls stretched their lead to 14-0 on a 45-yard since 1997. Rob Housler had two touchdown to take the lead, but Ross Gornall’s fi eld goal - 10:04 UT, Gilbert, Garret 1 yd. run (Tucker, Justin Owls recovered the onside kick to preserve touchdown pass from Van Camp to Lester ULL FAU catches for Florida Atlantic (4-6). attempt was blocked by Kheeston Randall. kick), 9-41 4:31, FAU 17 - UT 44 the victory. Van Camp fi nished 11 for 18 for Jean. Louisiana-Lafayette closed to 14-7 in FIRST DOWNS 23 17 Gilbert fi nished with 263 yards passing. Cody Gilbert then connected with Kirkendoll for a - 02:26 UT Roberson, Ryan 10 yd. run (Summerville, 183 yards. Gautier, a sophomore making his the second quarter. A 15-play, 83-yard drive RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 45-173 37-140 Johnson rushed for 124 yards and a TD, his 14-7 Texas lead. Texas’ kicked two M. kick), 6-47 2:49, FAU 17 - UT 51 fi rst start, went 21 for 36 for 254 yards and culminated in a 17-yard touchdown pass from PASSING YARDS (NET) 254 183 third career 100-yard game. It looked early like fi eld goals and Housler hauled in his second Gautier to Ladarius Green. Passes Att-Comp-Int 37-21-1 18-11-0 some of the same frustrating problems would touchdown catch for the Owls. FAU UT TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 82-427 55-323 FIRST DOWNS 15 27 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-1 0-0 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 35-88 57-259 Punt Returns-Yards 1-4 2-49 PASSING YARDS (NET) 210 263 Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-40 4-76 Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-11-2 21-15-0 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-20 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 62-298 78-522 INDIVIDUAL STATS INDIVIDUAL STATS Punts (Number-Avg) 6-37.2 6-42.7 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 RUSHING: UL-Gautier, Blaine 15-86; Spikes, Aaron 17-48; SACKS (UA-A): UL-Douglas, Nate 1-1; Brooks, Richard Fumbles-Lost 2-1 1-1 RUSHING: FAU-Morris, Alfred 18-80; Floyd, Willie 3-19; SACKS (UA-A): FAU-Henry, Cory 1-0. Texas-Acho, Sam Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-9 Walker, Robert 9-33; Desormeaux, Mat 2-14; Wolfe, Vernon 0-1; Smith, Bernard 0-1; McCoy, Daylon 0-1; Lewis- Penalties-Yards 7-55 6-98 Fortner, Damian 2-8; Stinson, Xavier 2-1; Muniz, David 3-0. Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-126 3-62 2-minus 8. FAU-Morris, Alfred 22-143; Floyd, Willie 5-25; Buchanan, 1-0. FAU-Johnson, Jamere 1-0. 1-0; Blanchard, Jeff 2-0; Van Camp, Jeff 5-minus 1; TEAM TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Lockley, Michael 4-9; Eugene, Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-57 Stinson, Xavier 1-4; Blanchard, Jeff 1-2; Possession Time 36:19 23:41 2-minus 19. Texas-Johnson, Cody 28-124; Gilbert, Garret TACKLES (UA-A): UL-Lewis-Buchanan, 6-3; Stokes, Malik 4-5; Bartels, Marcus 4-5; Williamson, Demetriu Third-Down Conversions 7 of 18 2 of 11 14-60; Monroe, D.J. 6-43; Roberson, Ryan 4-23; Chiles, Punts (Number-Avg) 5-51.2 2-35.0 TEAM: 3-minus 8; Van Camp, Jeff 5-minus 26. Lionel 5-2; Brooks, Richard 2-5; Douglas, Nate 1-6; 1-7; Hill, Tarvoris 5-2; Strickland, Winfred 5-1; Polo, John 1-13; Goodwin, Marqui 1-7; McCoy, Case 1-0; TEAM Fumbles-Lost 4-1 4-1 McCoy, Daylon 2-3; Smith, Bernard 2-3; Bentley, Dwight Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 0 of 1 Tavious 3-3; Morgan, Yourhighness 3-3; Cyrille, Kevin PASSING: UL-Gautier, Blaine 21-36-1-254; Ortego, Spencer 1-minus 2; Davis, Mike 1-minus 9. 2-2; Dean, Derreck 0-4; Gerami, Cooper 2-1; Auriene, Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-3 0-4; Reaser, Keith 1-2; Stryffeler, Andrew 1-2; Givens, Penalties-Yards 6-51 6-50 0-1-0-0. FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 11-18-0-183. Orkeys 0-3; Anderson, Justi 1-1; McCray, Brandon 0-2; Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-18 1-17 PASSING: FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 11-26-2-210; Kooi, David Jarvis 1-2; Hinds, David 1-2; Henry, Cory 2-0; Wright, Possession Time 26:53 33:07 RECEIVING: UL-Green, Ladarius 6-111; Hill, Pierre 5-46; Maxwell, Jacob 1-0; Spikes, Aaron 1-0; Desormeaux, 0-1-0-0. Texas-Gilbert, Garret 15-21-0-263. Martin 1-1; Johnson, Jamere 0-2; Muniz, David 1-0; Third-Down Conversions 7 of 16 5 of 14 Wolfe, Vernon 2-51; Walker, Robert 2-14; Desormeaux, Mat 1-0; Baer, Brett 1-0; Moore, Sharrick 0-1; Fortner, Damian 1-0; Jean, Jimmy 1-0; Howard Treon RECEIVING: FAU-Jean, Lester 4-86; Housler, Rob 2-64; Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 2 of 3 Mat 1-12; Miller, Marlin 1-11; Spikes, Aaron 1-10; Joseph, Richardson, Ter 0-1; Topp, Jordan 0-1. FAU-Morgan, 1-0; Ash, Cortez 1-0. Texas-Earnest, Dustin 4-5; Acho, Dorvilus, Nexon 2-26; Williams, Darian 2-23; Holley, Avery Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 5-6 Andrew 1-5; Falgout, Richie 1-0; Maxwell, Jacob 1-minus Yourhighness 6-6; Eugene, Malik 4-6; Lockley, Michael Kickoff time: 7 p.m. Sam 6-0; Acho, Emmanuel 1-5; Byndom, Carring 4-1; 1-11. Texas-Chiles, John 5-65; Kirkendoll, Jam 4-123; 6. FAU-Housler, Rob 3-73; Stinson, Xavier 3-15; Morris, 0-8; Hill, Tarvoris 3-4; Johnson, Jamere 4-2; Jean, End of Game: 9:50 p.m. Robinson, Keena 2-3; Williams, Aaron 4-0; Randall, Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-6 3-33 Davis, Mike 2-14; Williams, Malco 1-47; Jones, Dominiqu Alfred 2-19; Jean, Lester 1-45; Holley, Avery 1-17; Jimmy 1-5; Hinds, David 3-2; Bartels, Marcus 2-2; Kheest 2-1; Scott, Christia 2-1; Vaccaro, Kenny 2-0; Total elapsed time: 2:50 1-13; White, Darius 1-5; Goodwin, Marqui 1-minus 4. Richardson, DeAndre 1-14. Joseph, Daniel 1-3; Henry, Cory 1-3; Cox, Dino 0-4; Temperature: 78 Jeffcoat, Jacks 2-0; Jones, Eddie 1-1; Hicks, Jordan Kickoff time: 2:39 p.m. Cyrille, Kevin 1-2; Polo, Tavious 0-3; Robinson, DeAndre INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-None. Texas-Acho, Emmanuel 1-57; 1-1; Gideon, Blake 0-2; Okafor, Alex 0-2; Smith, Aaron INTERCEPTIONS: UL-None. FAU-Reaser, Keith 1-20. End of Game: 6:02 p.m. 2-0; Wright, Martin 1-1; Reaser, Keith 1-1; Alexander, Wind: NE 11 Whaley, Chris 1-0. 1-0; Tucker, Justin 1-0; Berryhill, Jami 1-0; White, A.J. Total elapsed time: 3:23 FUMBLES: UL-Wolfe, Vernon 1-1; Gautier, Blaine 1-0. FAU- Ed 1-1; Howard Treon 1-1; Givens, Jarvis 0-2; McRoy, Weather: Clear and Beautiful 0-1; Zych, Ryan 0-1; Fisher, Mark 0-1; Cobbs, Demarco FUMBLES: FAU-TEAM 2-0; Floyd, Willie 1-1; Van Camp, Van Camp, Jeff 1-1. Samuel 1-0; Williams, Darian 0-1; Blanchard, Jeff 0-1. 0-1 Temperature: 75 Jeff 1-0. Texas-Gilbert, Garret 2-1; Johnson, Cody 1-0; Wind: S 7 mph Goodwin, Marqui 1-0. Weather: cloudy skies; 58% hum

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Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 1st - 10:52 FAU, Jean, Lester 32 yd. pass from Van - 08:46 TROY, Shawn Southward 3 yd. run (Michael Taylor Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 11-57 4:08, FAU kick), 12-80 5:24, TROY 7 - FAU 0 7 - MT 0 - 05:19, TROY, Shawn Southward 7 yd. run (Michael - 02:33 MT, Jefferson, T. 44 yd. pass from Dasher, Taylor kick blockd), 3-16 1:04, TROY 13 - FAU 0 Dwight (Gendreau, Alan kick), 3-69 1:06, FAU - 02:22, TROY Chip Reeves 72 yd. pass from Corey 7 - MT 7 Robinson (Michael Taylor kick), 3-80 0:52, TROY 20 - 2nd FAU 0 - 03:42 MT, Mason, Tyler 29 yd. pass from Dasher, 2nd - 06:08, TROY, Michael Taylor 32 yd. fi eld goal, 14-57 Dwight (Gendreau, Alan kick), 7-59 2:55, FAU 7 - MT 5:11, TROY 23 - FAU 0 14 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL (AP) - Corey Robinson The Owls (4-8, 3-5 Sun Belt) lost their third - 00:43, TROY, Brett Moncrief 38 yd. pass from Corey 3rd threw three touchdowns and Shawn Southward rushed consecutive game. Jeff Van Camp was 21-for-41 for for two touchdowns as Troy routed Florida Atlantic 302 yards and one touchdown for Florida Atlantic. Robinson (Michael Taylor kick), 5-80 1:06, TROY 30 - - 11:18 MT, Gendreau, Alan 23 yd. fi eld goal, 11- FAU 0 69 3:42, FAU 7 - MT 17 44-7 on Saturday. Florida Atlantic’s Howard Schnellenberger coached 3rd MURFREESBORO, TN (AP) - Dwight Dasher to Tavarres Jefferson. Dasher’s 29-yard pass to - 06:34 MT Dasher, Dwight 1 yd. run (Gendreau, in his 300th career college game on Saturday. - 01:14 FIU Owens, Daunte 4 yd. run (Rivest, Dustin threw for two touchdowns and ran for two as Tyler Mason put the Blue Raiders ahead 14-7 Alan kick), 1-1 0:04, FAU 7 - MT 24 Troy (7-5, 6-2 Sun Belt) beat the Owls for the seventh time in eight seasons. The Trojans can clinch a share Schnellenberger,76,started his head coaching kick), 12-94 5:29, FAU 14 - FIU 14 Middle Tennessee defeated Florida Atlantic 38-14 at halftime. Middle Tennessee’s opening drive 4th of their fi fth consecutive Sun Belt Conference title career at the University of Miami in 1979. He also 4th on Saturday. Dasher was 11 of 15 for 158 yards. of the second half featured 10 consecutive - 12:38 MT, Dasher, Dwight 5 yd. run (Gendreau, if Middle Tennessee beats Florida International on coached at Louisville and Oklahoma, and is 57-63 - 14:54, TROY, DuJuan Harris 11 yd. run (Michael Taylor runs before it ended in a fi eld goal. The Blue Raiders (5-6, 4-3) also got 150 yards Alan kick), 1-5 0:06, FAU 7 - MT 31 Saturday night. in his 10th season at Florida Atlantic. kick), 11-83 3:39, TROY 37 - FAU 0 from Phillip Tanner on 15 carries, and Darin The Blue Raiders went ahead 24-7 when Dasher - 10:06 FAU Jean, Lester 23 yd. pass from Van - 12:59, FAU, Holley, Avery 49 yd. pass from Van Camp, Davis returned two interceptions for a total of ran it in from the 1 after Davis returned an Camp, Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 7-55 2:32, FAU Robinson fi nished 22-for-31 for 305 yards for the Jeff (Gornall, Ross kick), 4-52 1:46, TROY 37 - FAU 7 101 yards. After the Owls (4-7, 3-4) took an interception 49 yards. Dasher’s 5-yard run early 14 - MT 31 Trojans, who scored 30 points in the fi rst half. - 11:47, TROY, D.J. Taylor 35 yd. pass from Corey early lead on Jeff Van Camp’s 32-yard pass to in the fourth quarter made it 31-7 after Davis’ - 07:59 MT, Tanner, Phillip 44 yd. run (Gendreau, Robinson (Michael Taylor kick), 3-43 1:10, TROY 44 - Lester Jean, Dasher tied it with a 44-yard toss 52-yard interception return. Alan kick), 5-75 2:07, FAU 14 - MT 38 FAU 7 TROY FAU FAU UT FIRST DOWNS 23 18 FIRST DOWNS 17 23 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 43-159 32-69 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 33-55 55-287 PASSING YARDS (NET) 324 302 PASSING YARDS (NET) 201 158 Passes Att-Comp-Int 34-25-0 41-21-1 Passes Att-Comp-Int 35-20-3 15-11-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 77-483 73-371 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 68-256 70-445 Fumble Returns-Yards 2-85 0-0 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 2-52 3-8 Punt Returns-Yards 2-21 4-14 Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-30 6-123 Interception Returns-Yards 1-30 0-0 INDIVIDUAL STATS Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-131 2-41 Interception Returns-Yards 1-0 3-130 Punts (Number-Avg) 5-41.2 7-53.1 Fumbles-Lost 1-0 2-2 RUSHING: FAU-Morris, Alfred 19-40; Holley, Avery 1-28; TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Lockley, Michael 8-3; Bartels, Punts (Number-Avg) 7-45.1 4-44.2 INDIVIDUAL STATS Penalties-Yards 8-61 9-86 Floyd, Willie 5-20; Stinson, Xavier 2-16; Blanchard, Jeff Marcus 6-1; Eugene, Malik 6-0; Williamson, Demetriu Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 RUSHING: TROY-DuJuan Harris 11-82; Shawn Southward Addison 1-0; Bran. Boudreaux 0-1. FAU-Cyrille, Kevin Possession Time 32:02 27:58 1-0; Kooi, David 1-minus 7; Van Camp, Jeff 4-minus 42. 5-1; Cyrille, Kevin 5-1; Hill, Tarvoris 3-0; Howard Penalties-Yards 5-25 6-51 Middle Tennessee-Tanner, Phillip 15-150; Dasher, Dwight Treon 3-0; Polo, Tavious 3-0; Henry, Cory 2-1; Joseph, 11-56; Chris Anderson 7-18; T.J. Mitchell 8-9; D.J. Taylor 1-0; Cox, Dino 1-0. Third-Down Conversions 7 of 16 5 of 16 15-62; Kyles, D.D. 9-35; Cunningham, B. 7-23; Pratcher, Daniel 1-2; Stryffeler, Andrew 2-0; Baptiste, David Possession Time 30:27 29:33 2-8; Jerrel Jernigan 2-0; Corey Robinson 2-minus 14. FAU- TACKLES (UA-A): TROY-Caleb Massey 5-4; Dan. Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 0 of 3 W. 7-20; Turner, Harold 1-3; TEAM 1-minus 6. 2-0; Rodriguez, Antonio 2-0; Strickland, Winfred Morris, Alfred 13-46; Blanchard, Jeff 5-22; Floyd, Willie Third-Down Conversions 5 of 17 6 of 13 Sheffi eld 2-7; Jacoby Thomas 1-6; L. Madden 4-2; Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 0-1 2-0; Cox, Dino 1-1; King, Derek 1-0; Colley, Jimmie 3-16; Muniz, David 1-4; Stinson, Xavier 3-minus 4; Van PASSING: FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 20-35-3-201; Kooi, David Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 2 0 of 1 Mario Addison 3-2; Sam Sellers 2-3; J. Massaquoi 1-4; Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-30 2-14 1-0; Raber, Tim 1-0; Cross, Curtis 1-0; Wright, Martin Camp, Jeff 7-minus 15. 0-0-0-0. Middle Tennessee-Dasher, Dwight 11-15-1-158. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 3-3 J. Anderson 2-2; Brannon Bryan 1-3; Xavier Lamb 1-0; Givens, Jarvis 1-0; Hinds, David 1-0; Morris, PASSING: TROY-Corey Robinson 25-34-0-324. FAU-Van 0-4; Kanorris Davis 2-1; KeJuan Phillips 2-1; Cameron Alfred 1-0; Blanchard, Jeff 1-0; Stinson, Xavier 1-0; Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-4 4-45 RECEIVING: FAU-Jean, Lester 8-100; Holley, Avery 4-28; Camp, Jeff 21-41-1-302. Hudson 1-2; Sidell Corley 1-1; Bryan Willis 1-1; John Attendance: 11,368 Morgan,Yourhighness 1-0. Middle Tennessee-Jones, Housler, Rob 3-42; Richardson, DeAndre 2-18; Morris, Robles 0-2; Bran. Boudreaux 0-2; Michael Taylor 1-0; Justin 4-3; Crittenton, J. 5-1; Davis, Darin 4-1; Kickoff time: 2:05 p.m. Alfred 2-9; Floyd, Willie 1-4. Middle Tennessee-Blissard, RECEIVING: TROY-Jerrel Jernigan 7-38; Tebiarus Gill 4-47; Emmanuel Dudley 1-0; John Clark 1-0; J. Thompson Ikner, Arness 4-1; Allen, Craig 4-1; Issac, Rod 3-2; End of Game: 5:25 p.m. Shane 4-44; Jefferson, T. 2-51; Cunningham, B. 2-18; Kickoff time: 2:30 p.m. Shawn Southward 4-22; Chip Reeves 2-77; D.J. Taylor 1-0; Jamel Johnson 0-1. FAU-Eugene, Malik 3-11; Carmichael, C. 2-3; Smith, Dwight 3-1; Lattimore, Total elapsed time: 3:20 Mason, Tyler 1-29; Tanner, Phillip 1-9; Andrews, G. 1-7. 2-54; Brett Moncrief 1-38; Jon. Chandler 1-18; Jason Lockley, Michael 5-8; Bartels, Marcus 2-9; Wright, J. 2-2; Edwards, T.L. 3-0; Perez, Emmanuel 2-1; End of Game: 5:04 p.m. Bruce 1-13; DuJuan Harris 1-7; Chris Anderson 1-6; Jamel Martin 3-3; Alexander, Ed 2-4; Howard, Treon 3-2; Temperature: 71 INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-Morgan, Yourhighness 1-0. Middle Washington, N. 2-0; Carter, SaCoby 2-0; Kellem, Jeremy Total elapsed time: 2:34 Johnson 1-4. FAU-Jean, Lester 6-52; Holley, Avery 4-129; Morgan, Yourhighness 2-3; Joseph, Daniel 1-4; Polo, Wind: N 5 Tennessee-Davis, Darin 2-101; Issac, Rod 1-29. 1-1; McLendon, Omar 1-1; Brown, Kevin 1-1; Crumpton, Temperature: 54 Housler, Rob 3-52; Floyd, Willie 3-39; Richardson, DeAndre Tavious 3-1; Cox, Dino 2-2; Williamson, Demetriu 0-3; Weather: Beautiful D. 1-0; Hill, Antonio 1-0; Loreus, Gorby 1-0; Guerra, FUMBLES: FAU-None. Middle Tennessee-Russell, Eric 1-0. Wind: NNW 6 2-17; Blanchard, Jeff 2-9; Dorvilus, Nexon 1-4. Housler, Rob 1-1; Cyrille, Kevin 1-1; Cross, Curtis 0-2; Denzell 1-0; Cunningham, B. 0-1; Upshaw, Derrek 0-1; INTERCEPTIONS: TROY-Caleb Massey 1-30. FAU-None. Houston, Ryan 1-0; Raber, Tim 1-0; Henry, Cory 1-0; SACKS (UA-A): FAU-Lockley, Michael 1-0; Cyrille, Kevin Jones, David 0-1. Weather: Sunny Richardson, DeAndre 1-0; Johnson, Jamere 0-1; Jean, 1-0. Middle Tennessee-Crittenton, J. 2-0; Smith, Dwight FUMBLES: TROY-T.J. Mitchell 1-0. FAU-Van Camp, Jeff 1-1; 1-0; Perez, Emmanuel 1-0. Jimmy 0-1; Baptiste, David 0-1; Givens, Jarvis 0-1; Morris, Alfred 1-1. Fortner, Damian 0-1; King, Derek 0-1. SACKS (UA-A): TROY-J. Massaquoi 1-1; Dan. Sheffi eld 0-1; John Robles 0-1; Mario

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TEAM STATISTICS PASSING SCORING ALL PURPOSE

FAU OPP Player G Effi c Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/G |------PATs ------| Player G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G SCORING ...... 202 ...... 351 Van Camp, Jeff 12 127.96 192-335-13 57.3 2459 17 80 204.9 Player TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Floyd, Willie 12 256 141 0 738 0 1135 94.6 Points Per Game ...... 16.8 ...... 29.2 Wilbert, Graham 2 48.88 1-5-1 20.0 41 0 41 20.5 Jean, Lester 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 Morris, Alfred 12 928 47 0 9 0 984 82.0 FIRST DOWNS ...... 189 ...... 254 Kooi, David 4 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Morris, Alfred 8 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 48 Jean, Lester 12 -16 988 1 0 0 973 81.1 Rushing ...... 71 ...... 137 Jean, Lester 12 0.00 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Gornall, Ross 0 8-13 22-24 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 46 Housler, Rob 12 29 629 0 0 0 658 54.8 Passing ...... 103 ...... 97 Total 12 126.05 193-342-14 56.4 2500 17 80 208.3 Housler, Rob 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Holley, Avery 11 20 293 20 0 0 333 30.3 Penalty ...... 15 ...... 20 Opponents 12 131.43 197-325-11 60.6 2373 16 72 197.8 Floyd, Willie 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Blanchard, Jeff 11 56 29 0 244 0 329 29.9 RUSHING YARDAGE ...... 1131 ...... 2443 Stinson, Xavier 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Stinson, Xavier 12 95 100 0 2 0 197 16.4 Yards Gained Rushing ...... 1627 ...... 2796 RECEIVING Harstad, Brentley 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Jones, Travis 12 1 0 111 29 0 141 11.8 Yards Lost Rushing ...... 496 ...... 353 Holley, Avery 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Richardson, DeAndre 11 0 114 0 0 0 114 10.4 Rushing Attempts ...... 399 ...... 536 Player G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Van Camp, Jeff 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 0 Williams, Darian 12 0 110 0 0 0 110 9.2 Average Per Rush ...... 2.8 ...... 4.6 Jean, Lester 12 64 988 15.4 8 80 82.3 Total 26 8-13 22-24 0-0 0 0-2 0 0 202 Fortner, Damian 9 8 0 0 69 0 77 8.6 Average Per Game ...... 94.2 ...... 203.6 Housler, Rob 12 39 629 16.1 4 56 52.4 Opponents 43 16-22 39-41 0-0 1 1-2 0 2 351 Bartels, Marcus 12 0 0 0 0 56 56 4.7 TDs Rushing ...... 8 ...... 24 Holley, Avery 11 25 293 11.7 1 49 26.6 Dorvilus, Nexon 12 0 41 0 0 0 41 3.4 PASSING YARDAGE ...... 2500 ...... 2373 Floyd, Willie 12 12 141 11.8 1 43 11.8 Harstad, Brentley 6 0 0 0 0 38 38 6.3 Comp-Att-Int ...... 193-342-14 ...... 197-325-11 Richardson, DeAndre 11 12 114 9.5 0 18 10.4 Muniz, David 12 4 8 0 25 0 37 3.1 Average Per Pass ...... 7.3 ...... 7.3 Stinson, Xavier 12 12 100 8.3 2 26 8.3 TOTAL OFFENSE Alexander, Ed 11 0 0 0 0 27 27 2.5 Average Per Catch ...... 13.0 ...... 12.0 Polo, Tavious 11 0 0 8 0 14 22 2.0 Average Per Game ...... 208.3 ...... 197.8 Williams, Darian 12 9 110 12.2 0 26 9.2 Morris, Alfred 12 8 47 5.9 1 16 3.9 Player G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Reaser, Keith 10 0 0 0 0 20 20 2.0 TDs Passing ...... 17 ...... 16 Van Camp, Jeff 12 390 -189 2459 2270 189.2 TOTAL OFFENSE ...... 3631 ...... 4816 Blanchard, Jeff 11 6 29 4.8 0 9 2.6 Howard, Treon 11 0 0 9 0 0 9 0.8 Dorvilus, Nexon 12 5 41 8.2 0 21 3.4 Morris, Alfred 12 227 928 0 928 77.3 Kooi, David 4 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -0.5 Total Plays ...... 741 ...... 861 Floyd, Willie 12 40 256 0 256 21.3 Average Per Play ...... 4.9 ...... 5.6 Muniz, David 12 1 8 8.0 0 8 0.7 TEAM 6 -59 0 0 0 0 -59 -9.8 Total 12 193 2500 13.0 17 80 208.3 Stinson, Xavier 12 29 95 0 95 7.9 Van Camp, Jeff 12 -189 0 0 0 0 -189 -15.8 Average Per Game ...... 302.6 ...... 401.3 Blanchard, Jeff 11 19 56 0 56 5.1 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards ...... 56-1116 ...... 31-702 Opponents 12 197 2373 12.0 16 72 197.8 Total 12 1131 2500 149 1116 155 5051 420.9 Wilbert, Graham 2 5 0 41 41 20.5 Opponents 12 2443 2373 281 702 304 6103 508.6 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards ...... 23-149 ...... 30-281 Housler, Rob 12 1 29 0 29 2.4 INT RETURNS: #-Yards ...... 11-155 ...... 14-304 Holley, Avery 11 3 20 0 20 1.8 KICK RETURN AVERAGE ...... 19.9 ...... 22.6 PUNT RETURNS Fortner, Damian 9 2 8 0 8 0.9 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE ...... 6.5 ...... 9.4 DEFENSIVE LEADERS Muniz, David 12 5 4 0 4 0.3 INT RETURN AVERAGE ...... 14.1 ...... 21.7 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Jones, Travis 12 2 1 0 1 0.1 |------Tackles------| |-Sacks-| |--Pass Def--| |-Fumbles-| Blkd FUMBLES-LOST ...... 27-12 ...... 18-6 Jones, Travis 13 111 8.5 0 22 Kooi, David 4 4 -2 0 -2 -0.5 Players GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf PENALTIES-Yards ...... 87-732 ...... 73-589 Polo, Tavious 5 8 1.6 0 7 Lockley, Michael 12-12 44 76 120 6.5-25 2.0-2 . 1 . . 2 4 . Jean, Lester 12 2 -16 0 -16 -1.3 Average Per Game ...... 61.0 ...... 49.1 Holley, Avery 3 20 6.7 0 10 Eugene, Malik 12-12 33 72 105 7.0-29 0.5-1 . 2 1 2-0 1 . . TEAM 6 12 -59 0 -59 -9.8 Bartels, Marcus 12-12 56 48 104 5.0-15 . 2-56 7 . 1-0 . . . PUNTS-Yards ...... 72-3252 ...... 55-2260 Jean, Lester 1 1 1.0 0 1 Hill, Tarvoris 11-11 36 27 63 0.5-1 . 2-0 5 . . 1 . . Total 12 741 1131 2500 3631 302.6 Average Per Punt ...... 45.2 ...... 41.1 Howard, Treon 1 9 9.0 0 9 Alexander, Ed 11-11 23 32 55 2.0-6 . 1-27 4 . 1-0 . . . Opponents 12 861 2443 2373 4816 401.3 Polo, Tavious 11-10 30 21 51 5.0-15 . 2-14 4 . . 1 . . Net punt average ...... 38.8 ...... 37.7 Total 23 149 6.5 0 22 Morgan, Yourhighness 10-6 22 25 47 4.5-11 1.0-3 1-0 1 . . . . . TIME OF POSSESSION/Game ...... 28:30 ...... 31:23 Opponents 30 281 9.4 1 47 Johnson, Randell 8-5 14 27 41 5.5-13 1.0-9 . 1 1 . . . . 3RD-DOWN Conversions ...... 53/164 ...... 64/171 Cyrille, Kevin 12-10 18 14 32 6.5-20 2.0-8 . 2 2 . . . . 3rd-Down Pct ...... 32% ...... 37% Johnson, Jamere 11-5 10 19 29 6.0-41 3.0-37 . . 2 . . . . FIELD GOALS Cox, Dino 12-11 9 20 29 5.0-16 1.0-9 1-0 1 2 . . . . 4TH-DOWN Conversions ...... 6/14 ...... 11/23 Henry, Cory 12-4 15 12 27 8.5-49 5.0-37 . 1 3 1-0 1 . . 4th-Down Pct ...... 43% ...... 48% Reaser, Keith 10-2 13 13 26 1.0-1 . 1-20 ...... Player FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk SACKS BY-Yards ...... 20-137 ...... 36-290 INTERCEPTIONS Givens, Jarvis 12-8 9 17 26 4.5-23 2.0-20 . 1 1 . 1 . . Gornall, Ross 8-13 61.5 0-0 5-6 2-4 1-3 0-0 41 1 Hinds, David 11-0 11 13 24 2.0-4 . . 4 . . 1 . . MISC. YARDS...... 7 ...... 9 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Joseph, Daniel 11-5 6 18 24 3.5-15 0.5-2 . . 1 . 1 . . TOUCHDOWNS SCORED ...... 26 ...... 43 Polo, Tavious 2 14 7.0 0 14 Williamson, Demetriu 8-1 7 13 20 0.5-1 . . 3 . 1-0 . . . FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS ...... 8-13 ...... 16-22 Jean, Jimmy 12-5 6 14 20 1.0-2 0.5-2 ...... Bartels, Marcus 2 56 28.0 0 20 Wright, Martin 10-0 8 9 17 2.5-10 1.5-7 . . . . 1 . . ON-SIDE KICKS...... 1-2 ...... 0-1 Hill, Tarvoris 2 0 0.0 0 0 Howard, Treon 11-1 10 7 17 1.0-2 ...... Harstad, Brentley 6-1 5 8 13 0.5-5 . 1-38 ...... RED-ZONE SCORES ...... 18-25 72% ...... 33-44 75% Cox, Dino 1 0 0.0 0 0 PUNTING RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS ...... 11-25 44% ...... 23-44 52% Baptiste, David 10-0 2 7 9 0.5-1 ...... Alexander, Ed 1 27 27.0 0 27 Strickland, Winfred 6-0 8 1 9 1.0-9 . . . . . 1 . . PAT-ATTEMPTS ...... 22-24 92% ...... 39-41 95% Player No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Morgan, Yourhighness 1 0 0.0 0 0 Fortner, Damian 9-0 4 2 6 ...... ATTENDANCE ...... 92222 ...... 214205 Groody, Mickey 69 3153 45.7 73 9 13 16 3 Stryffeler, Andrew 8-0 4 2 6 1.0-3 ...... Harstad, Brentley 1 38 38.0 1 38 Games/Avg Per Game ...... 5/18444 ...... 7/30601 TEAM 3 99 33.0 53 0 1 1 0 Rodriguez, Antonio 9-0 4 1 5 ...... Reaser, Keith 1 20 20.0 0 20 Raber, Tim 10-0 5 . 5 ...... Total 72 3252 45.2 73 9 14 17 3 Dorvilus, Nexon 12-1 2 3 5 ...... Total 11 155 14.1 1 38 Opponents 55 2260 41.1 65 2 6 18 0 Cross, Curtis 5-0 3 2 5 ...... Opponents 14 304 21.7 2 57 Robinson, DeAndre 7-0 3 1 4 ...... Housler, Rob 12-12 2 2 4 ...... SCORES BY QUARTERS Patee, Alex 3-0 . 3 3 ...... Williams, Darian 12-0 2 1 3 ...... 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total KICKOFFS Muniz, David 12-0 1 2 3 ...... FAU 49 39 61 53 202 Jones, Travis 12-0 2 1 3 ...... KICK RETURNS King, Derek 12-0 2 1 3 ...... OPPONENTS 89 91 57 114 351 Player No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn McRoy, Samuel 11-11 2 . 2 ...... Player No. Yds Avg TD Long Gornall, Ross 46 3065 66.6 14 0 Blanchard, Jeff 11-0 1 1 2 ...... Floyd, Willie 34 738 21.7 0 48 Jean, Lester 12-12 2 . 2 ...... RUSHING Total 46 3065 66.6 14 0 702 45.3 24 Holley, Avery 11-7 1 . 1 ...... Blanchard, Jeff 12 244 20.3 0 32 Opponents 70 4318 61.7 10 2 1116 42.9 27 Colley, Jimmie 10-9 1 . 1 ...... Fortner, Damian 4 69 17.2 0 25 Morris, Alfred 12-12 1 . 1 ...... Player GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Jones, Travis 2 29 14.5 0 16 Gornall, Ross 15-0 . 1 1 ...... Morris, Alfred 12 227 983 55 928 4.1 7 38 77.3 Houston, Ryan 8-2 1 . 1 ...... Muniz, David 2 25 12.5 0 19 Floyd, Willie 12 40 267 11 256 6.4 1 65 21.3 Stinson, Xavier 12-12 1 . 1 ...... Morris, Alfred 1 9 9.0 0 9 Sirmans, Brian 3-0 . 1 1 ...... Stinson, Xavier 12 29 106 11 95 3.3 0 17 7.9 Stinson, Xavier 1 2 2.0 0 2 Groody, Mickey 12-0 1 . 1 ...... Blanchard, Jeff 11 19 66 10 56 2.9 0 11 5.1 Hankerson, Byron 10-0 . 1 1 ...... Total 56 1116 19.9 0 48 Housler, Rob 12 1 38 9 29 29.0 0 0 2.4 Richardson, DeAndre 11-3 1 . 1 ...... Opponents 31 702 22.6 0 46 Total 12-0 441 538 979 81-317 20-137 11-155 37 13 6-0 11 4 . Holley, Avery 11 3 31 11 20 6.7 0 28 1.8 Opponents 12-0 402 416 818 78.0-424 36-290 14-304 38 26 12-85 17 6 2 Fortner, Damian 9 2 8 0 8 4.0 0 7 0.9 Muniz, David 12 5 6 2 4 0.8 0 4 0.3 Jones, Travis 12 2 1 0 1 0.5 0 1 0.1 FUMBLE RETURNS Kooi, David 4 2 5 7 -2 -1.0 0 5 -0.5 Jean, Lester 12 2 0 16 -16 -8.0 0 0 -1.3 Player No. Yds Avg TD Long TEAM 6 12 0 59 -59 -4.9 0 0 -9.8 FAU 0 0 0.0 0 0 Van Camp, Jeff 12 55 116 305 -189 -3.4 0 29 -15.8 Opponents 4 85 21.2 0 64 Total 12 399 1627 496 1131 2.8 8 65 94.2 Opponents 12 536 2796 353 2443 4.6 24 80 203.6

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC OFFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT OFFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME

|------Rushing------| |-----Receiving------| |------PASSING------| |------KICK RET------| |------All------| |------RUSHING------| |----RECEIVING-----| |------PASSING------| |------KICK RET------| |------PUNT------| Date Opp No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Att-Cmp-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg off Date Opp No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Att-Cmp-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg off 09/02/10 at UAB 27 90 1 38 15 257 3 77 15-25-1 257 3 77 6 114 0 26 3 -3 0 1 347 09/02/10 at UAB 47 345 3 50 9 79 1 16 9-19-1 79 1 16 5 107 0 27 5 27 0 16 424 09/11/10 MICHIGAN STATE 34 45 1 17 24 256 1 41 24-37-0 256 1 41 6 115 0 24 1 6 0 6 301 09/11/10 MICHIGAN STATE 30 225 2 80 9 142 1 42 9-17-1 142 1 42 4 89 0 46 3 62 0 47 367 09/25/10 NORTH TEXAS 24 84 1 14 20 273 1 36 20-31-1 273 1 36 3 71 0 27 1 10 0 10 357 09/25/10 NORTH TEXAS 54 257 1 32 10 146 2 46 10-15-1 146 2 46 3 72 0 34 1 18 0 18 403 10/02/10 at USF 39 72 0 49 17 136 0 15 17-25-2 136 0 15 6 120 0 30 0 0 0 0 208 10/02/10 at USF 39 136 2 16 14 155 1 38 14-20-0 155 1 38 2 49 0 36 4 37 1 11 291 010/09/10 at ULM 37 140 2 22 13 141 0 25 13-26-1 141 0 25 4 71 0 25 1 9 0 9 281 10/09/10 at ULM 40 80 1 16 26 338 1 56 26-42-1 338 1 56 3 93 0 35 1 5 0 5 418 10/23/10 at Arkansas State 30 92 0 19 13 227 2 80 13-28-2 227 2 80 2 17 0 15 2 29 0 22 319 10/23/10 at Arkansas State 44 174 3 23 29 234 1 28 29-47-1 234 1 28 1 25 0 25 3 13 0 9 408 10/30/10 FIU 34 182 2 65 19 174 1 26 19-27-0 174 1 26 4 90 0 26 2 12 0 12 356 10/30/10 FIU 37 150 0 35 20 210 0 34 20-34-3 210 0 34 1 25 0 25 2 22 0 26 360 11/06/10 at WKU 37 75 1 19 9 140 1 62 9-22-1 140 1 62 3 62 0 26 6 41 0 13 215 11/06/10 at WKU 45 198 2 38 8 70 0 19 8-24-1 70 0 19 3 69 0 33 3 18 0 18 268 11/13/10 UL 37 139 0 23 11 183 3 45 11-18-0 183 3 45 4 76 0 29 2 16 0 9 322 11/13/10 UL 45 173 1 54 21 254 2 63 21-37-1 254 2 63 3 40 0 17 1 4 0 4 427 11/20/10 at Texas 35 88 0 29 11 210 2 56 11-27-2 210 2 56 6 126 0 33 0 0 0 0 298 11/20/10 at Texas 57 259 3 18 15 263 2 63 15-21-0 263 2 63 3 62 0 25 1 9 0 9 522 11/27/10 at Middle Tennessee 33 55 0 28 20 201 2 32 20-35-3 201 2 32 6 131 0 32 2 21 0 13 256 11/2710 at Middle Tennessee 55 287 3 44 11 158 2 44 11-15-1 158 2 44 2 41 0 25 4 14 0 18 445 12/04/10 Troy 32 69 0 17 21 302 1 49 21-41-1 302 1 49 6 123 0 48 3 8 0 4 371 12/04/10 Troy 43 159 3 24 25 324 3 72 25-34-0 324 3 72 1 30 0 30 2 52 0 41 483 Totals 399 1131 8 65 193 2500 17 80 193-342-14 2500 17 80 56 1116 0 48 23 149 0 22 3631 Opponent totals 536 2443 24 80 197 2373 16 72 197-325-11 2373 16 72 31 702 0 46 30 281 1 47 4816 Opponent 536 2443 24 80 197 2373 16 72 197-325-11 2373 16 72 31 702 0 46 30 281 1 47 4816 FAU 399 1131 8 65 193 2500 17 80 193-342-14 2500 17 80 56 1116 0 48 23 149 0 22 3631

OPPONENT DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME

FLORIDA ATLANTIC DEFENSIVE GAME-BY-GAME |------TACKLES------| |------SACKS----| |-FUMBLE-| |-PASS-| |-BLKD-||-KICKS-| |---XPTS---| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Pts |------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |---FUMBLE---| |------PASS------| |KICKS||------XPTS------| 09/02/10 at UAB 41 12 53 8.0-33 3.0-22 0 0-0 1-19 0 2 1 4-4 0 0 0 31 Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Pts 09/11/10 MICHIGAN STATE 33 54 87 8.0-40 2.0-15 1 1-0 0-0 1 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 30 09/02/10 at UAB 46 30 76 6.0-23 1.0-8 0 0-0 1-38 0 3 1 3-2 0 0 0 32 09/25/10 NORTH TEXAS 26 30 56 3.0-10 1.0-8 1 1-0 1-6 2 1 0 3-3 0 0 0 21 09/11/10 MICHIGAN STATE 24 32 56 2.0-23 1.0-11 1 1-0 1-0 1 1 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 10/02/10 at USF 47 22 69 12.0-81 7.0-65 1 1-0 2-18 0 3 1 4-4 0 0 0 31 09/25/10 NORTH TEXAS 34 50 84 9.0-19 0.0-0 2 1-0 1-0 1 1 1 2-2 0 0 0 17 10/09/10 at ULM 27 42 69 4.0-13 2.0-8 0 1-0 1-0 4 1 0 1-1 0 1 1 20 10/02/10 at USF 42 12 54 4.0-28 4.0-28 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 3 10/23/10 at Arkansas State 29 30 59 4.0-35 4.0-35 2 1-0 2-43 0 4 1 5-4 0 0 0 37 10/09/10 at ULM 33 56 89 10.0-45 5.0-27 1 1-0 1-0 1 5 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 10/30/10 FIU 24 62 86 5.0-21 1.0-7 3 2-0 0-0 1 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 9 10/23/10 at Arkansas State 47 50 97 11.0-36 2.0-12 0 0-0 1-0 0 5 1 2-1 0 0 0 16 11/06/10 at WKU 36 30 66 10.0-29 0.0-0 5 1-0 1-1 0 6 0 2-2 0 0 1 16 10/30/10 FIU 20 76 96 3.0-16 1.0-10 1 1-0 3-64 1 3 0 3-3 0 0 0 21 11/13/10 UL 26 38 64 4.0-20 4.0-18 1 1-0 0-0 3 2 0 2-2 0 0 0 23 11/06/10 at WKU 34 40 74 8.0-24 0.0-0 1 0-0 1-33 0 8 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 11/20/10 at Texas 34 26 60 4.0-49 3.0-33 2 1-0 2-57 6 4 3 6-6 0 0 0 51 11/13/10 UL 31 62 93 8.0-35 1.0-17 1 1-0 1-20 2 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 24 11/27/10 at Middle Tennessee 47 22 69 8.0-53 5.0-49 0 0-0 3-130 7 5 0 5-5 0 0 0 38 11/20/10 at Texas 40 52 92 4.0-18 1.0-6 3 1-0 0-0 4 1 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 12/04/10 Troy 32 48 80 8.0-40 4.0-30 1 2-85 1-30 2 5 0 6-5 0 0 0 44 11/27/10 at Middle Tennessee 58 18 76 8.0-19 2.0-4 0 0-0 1-0 0 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 14 Opponent totals 402 416 818 78.0-424 36.0-290 17 12-85 14-304 26 38 6 41-39 0 1 2 351 12/0410 Troy 32 60 92 8.0-31 2.0-14 1 0-0 0-0 3 3 1 1-1 0 0 0 7 FAU 441 538 979 81.0-317 20.0-137 11 6-0 11-155 13 37 4 24-22 0 0 0 202 Totals 441 538 979 81.0-317 20.0-137 11 6-0 11-155 13 37 4 24-22 0 0 0 202 Opponent 402 416 818 78.0-424 36.0-290 17 12-85 14-304 26 38 6 41-39 0 1 2 351 OPPONENT PUNTING GAME-BY-GAME

FLORIDA ATLANTIC SPECIAL TEAMS GAME-BY-GAME |------PUNTING------| |------FIELD GOALS------| |------KICKOFFS------|

|------PUNTING------| |------FIELD GOALS------| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OB 09/02/10 at UAB 8 382 47.8 65 0 1 0 4 4 2-1 34 1 6 378 63.0 0 0 Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OB 09/11/10 MICHIGAN STATE 1 57 57.0 57 0 0 0 1 0 3-3 50 0 7 450 64.3 1 0 09/02/10 at UAB 8 348 43.5 56 0 0 2 4 1 0-0 0 0 6 404 67.3 1 0 09/25/10 NORTH TEXAS 2 104 52.0 54 0 1 0 2 1 1-0 0 1 4 249 62.2 0 0 09/11/10 MICHIGAN STATE 6 274 45.7 49 0 1 1 0 1 1-1 24 0 4 232 58.0 0 0 10/02/10 at USF 4 133 33.2 37 0 0 3 0 1 2-1 46 0 6 402 67.0 0 0 09/25/10 NORTH TEXAS 3 158 52.7 58 0 0 2 2 0 2-1 30 0 4 280 70.0 1 0 10/09/10 at ULM 4 113 28.2 36 0 0 1 0 0 2-1 30 0 4 246 61.5 0 0 10/02/10 at USF 6 225 37.5 51 1 0 1 1 2 1-1 29 0 2 117 58.5 0 0 10/23/10 at Arkansas State 6 273 45.5 51 0 0 0 2 2 2-1 24 1 7 443 63.3 4 1 10/09/10 at ULM 4 150 37.5 51 0 0 0 1 1 1-1 28 0 5 348 69.6 2 0 10/30/10 FIU 3 130 43.3 51 0 0 0 1 0 3-3 39 0 5 255 51.0 0 1 10/23/10 at Arkansas State 7 319 45.6 59 0 1 2 2 2 2-1 36 0 4 254 63.5 2 0 11/06/10 at WKU 10 392 39.2 48 0 0 1 0 3 0-0 0 0 3 195 65.0 0 0 10/30/10 FIU 6 280 46.7 73 0 1 0 2 2 1-0 0 0 3 208 69.3 2 0 11/13/10 UL 6 223 37.2 47 0 0 0 0 2 1-1 37 0 4 242 60.5 0 0 11/06/10 at WKU 7 298 42.6 50 0 0 3 2 1 1-1 26 0 5 340 68.0 2 0 11/20/10 at Texas 2 70 35.0 38 0 0 1 0 1 3-3 49 0 9 543 60.3 3 0 11/13/10 UL 6 256 42.7 60 0 1 2 2 3 1-1 23 0 5 348 69.6 2 0 11/27/10 at Middle Tennessee 4 177 44.2 48 0 0 0 0 2 1-1 23 0 7 392 56.0 0 0 11/20/10 at Texas 5 256 51.2 62 2 2 1 3 1 2-1 41 1 4 255 63.8 1 0 12/04/10 Troy 5 206 41.2 46 0 0 0 0 2 2-1 32 0 8 523 65.4 2 0 11/27/10 at Middle Tennessee 7 316 45.1 64 0 1 0 1 2 1-0 0 0 3 204 68.0 1 0 Opponent totals 55 2260 41.1 65 0 2 6 10 18 22-16 50 3 70 4318 61.7 10 2 12/04/10 Troy 7 372 53.1 72 0 2 0 3 1 0-0 0 0 1 75 75.0 0 0 FAU 72 3252 45.2 73 3 9 14 23 17 13-8 41 1 46 3065 66.6 14 0 Totals 72 3252 45.2 73 3 9 14 23 17 13-8 41 1 46 3065 66.6 14 0 Opponent 55 2260 41.1 65 0 2 6 10 18 22-16 50 3 70 4318 61.7 10 2 2010 FAU STARTING DEFENSIVE LINE-UPS 2010 FAU STARTING OFFENSIVE LINE-UPS DE DT DE DT LB/CB LB LB SS FS CB CB WR LT LG C RG RT QB TE HB/TE FB WR @UAB Cyrille Cox Givens Johnson Polo Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Reaser Hill @UAB Jean Karrick Czuprynski Colley Newbold Bailey Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Holley Michigan State Cyrille Cox Givens Johnson R. Johnson Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Polo Hill Michigan State Jean McRoy Czuprynski Colley Newbold Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Holley North Texas Cyrille Cox Givens Johnson Morgan Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Polo Hill North Texas Jean McRoy Czuprynski Colley Hansen Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Holley @USF Cyrille Cox Givens Henry Morgan Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Reaser Hill @USF Jean McRoy Czuprynski Colley Newbold Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Holley @ULM* Cyrille Cox Givens Henry R. Johnson Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Reaser Hill @ULM* Jean McRoy Czuprynski Nweeze Newbold Bailey Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Holley Arkansas State* Cyrille Cox Givens Henry R. Johnson Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Polo Hill Arkansas State* Jean McRoy Czuprynski Houston Newbold Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Floyd FIU* Cyrille Cox Givens Henry R. Johnson Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Polo Hill FIU* Jean McRoy Czuprynski Colley Newbold Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Richardson @WKU* Cyrille Cox Jean Joseph Morgan Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Polo Hill @WKU* Jean McRoy Czuprynski Colley Newbold Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Richardson ULL* Johnson Cox Jean Joseph R. Johnson Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Polo Hill ULL* Jean McRoy Czuprynski Colley Newbold Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Richardson @Texas Johnson Cox Jean Joseph Morgan Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Polo Hill @Texas Jean McRoy Czuprynski Colley Newbold Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Dorvilus @MTSU* Cyrille Givens Jean Joseph Morgan Eugene Lockley Williamson Bartels Polo Hill @MTSU* Jean McRoy Czuprynski Colley Newbold Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Holley Troy* Cyrille Cox Jean Joseph Morgan Eugene Lockley Alexander Bartels Polo Howard Troy* Jean McRoy Czuprynski Houston Newbold Karrick Van Camp Housler Morris Stinson Holley

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RUSHING KICK RETURNS Player No-Yds/TD UAB MSU NT USF ULM ASU FIU WKU UL UT MT TROY Player No-Yds UAB MSU NT USF ULM ASU FIU WKU UL UT MT TROY Morris, Alfred RB 227-928/7 16-103/1 20-54/1 17-54/1 12-22/0 30-153/2 16-69/0 20-96/1 24-68/1 22-143/0 18-80/0 19-40/0 13-46/0 Floyd, Willie 34-738 - 4-83 2-46 4-81 3-46 - 3-67 3-62 3-67 4-101 5-99 3-86 Floyd, Willie RB 40-256/1 2-4/0 1--6/0 1-14/0 7-60/0 - 2-5/0 9-88/1 2-11/0 5-25/0 3-19/0 5-20/0 3-16/0 Blanchard, Jeff 12-244 6-114 2-32 1-25 - DNP - 1-23 - - - 1-32 1-18 Stinson, Xavier FB 29-95/0 2--4/0 4-22/0 1-2/0 4-19/0 2-15/0 3-11/0 - 5-13/0 1-4/0 2-1/0 2-16/0 3--4/0 Fortner, Damian 4-69 DNP DNP DNP 1-23 1-25 1-15 - - - - - 1-6 Jones, Travis 2-29 - - - 1-16 ------1-13 Blanchard, Jeff RB 19-56/0 2-8/0 3-7/0 2-14/0 2-7/0 DNP - - 1--4/0 1-2/0 2-0/0 1-0/0 5-22/0 Muniz, David 2-25 ------2-25 - - Housler, Rob 1-29/0 - - - - - 1-29/0 ------Morris, Alfred 1-9 ------1-9 - - - Holley, Avery WR 3-20/0 1-3/0 1--11/0 - - - DNP - - - - 1-28/0 - Stinson, Xavier 1-2 - - - - - 1-2 ------Fortner, Damian RB 2-8/0 DNP DNP DNP ------2-8/0 - - Muniz, David RB 5-4/0 1--2/0 - - 1-0/0 - 1-2/0 - - - 1-0/0 - 1-4/0 Jones, Travis RB 2-1/0 - - - 2-1/0 ------INT. RETURNS Kooi, David QB 2--2/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-5/0 DNP DNP DNP - 1--7/0 - Jean, Lester 2--16/0 1--12/0 ------1--4/0 - - - - Player No-Yds UAB MSU NT USF ULM ASU FIU WKU UL UT MT TROY Hill, Tarvoris 2-0 - 1-0 1-0 ------DNP TEAM 12--59/0 DNP DNP DNP - 2--20/0 DNP 2--2/0 3--10/0 3--8/0 2--19/0 DNP DNP Bartels, Marcus 2-56 ------2-37 - - - - - Van Camp, Jeff QB 55--189/0 2--10/0 5--21/0 3-0/0 11--37/0 3--8/0 6--29/0 3-0/0 1-1/0 5--27/0 5--1/0 4--42/0 7--15/0 Polo, Tavious 2-14 - - - DNP 1-0 - - 1-14 - - - - Morgan, Y. 1-0 DNP - - - DNP - - - - - 1-0 - Reaser, Keith 1-20 ------1-20 - DNP DNP RECEIVING Alexander, Ed 1-27 ------1-27 - - - DNP - Harstad, B. 1-38 1-38 - - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP Player No-Yds/TD UAB MSU NT USF ULM ASU FIU WKU UL UT MT TROY Cox, Dino 1-0 - - - - - 1-0 ------Jean, Lester 64-988/8 9-164/2 6-99/0 7-54/0 7-58/0 3-38/0 2-99/1 8-114/1 3-79/1 1-45/1 4-86/0 8-100/2 6-52/0 Housler, Rob 39-629/4 2-29/0 7-75/0 4-94/1 3-18/0 6-78/0 2-63/1 2-10/0 2-31/0 3-73/0 2-64/2 3-42/0 3-52/0 Holley, Avery WR 25-293/1 1-3/0 3-23/0 1-5/0 4-29/0 2-10/0 DNP 1-6/0 3-32/0 1-17/0 1-11/0 4-28/0 4-129/1 TOTAL TACKLES Floyd, Willie RB 12-141/1 1-43/1 1-15/0 - 1-9/0 1-17/0 2-12/0 1-4/0 1--2/0 - - 1-4/0 3-39/0 Richardson, D WR 12-114/0 DNP 1-6/0 1-15/0 - - 3-28/0 2-16/0 - 1-14/0 - 2-18/0 2-17/0 Player UA-A TOT UAB MSU NT USF ULM ASU FIU WKU UL UT MT TROY Williams,Darian TE 9-110/0 -2-12/0 3-56/0 1-14/0 - - 1-5/0 - - 2-23/0 - - Lockley, M. LB 44-76 120 6-2 2-6 1-6 3-1 5-8 2-6 2-8 5-6 0-10 5-10 8-5 5-8 Stinson, Xavier FB 12-100/2 1-7/0 2-9/1 3-47/0 - - 2-15/0 1-7/0 - 3-15/1 - - - Eugene, Malik LB 33-72 105 3-5 1-6 3-7 0-1 2-12 4-4 2-8 2-5 4-6 4-5 5-2 3-11 Morris, Alfred RB 8-47/1 1-11/0 - 1-2/0 - 1--2/0 1-8/0 - - 2-19/1 - 2-9/0 - Bartels, Marcus DB 56-48 104 7-5 3-7 5-3 8-1 5-2 8-6 2-4 4-3 2-2 4-5 6-1 2-9 Hill, Tarvoris DB 36-27 63 1-1 2-2 3-4 5-0 4-5 3-4 6-2 1-3 3-4 5-2 3-0 DNP Dorvilus, Nexon TE 5-41/0 - 1-8/0 - - - - 1-3/0 - - 2-26/0 - 1-4/0 Alexander, Ed DB 23-32 55 5-3 2-4 3-4 3-0 2-4 2-4 1-5 2-3 1-1 - DNP 2-4 Blanchard, Jeff RB 6-29/0 - 1-9/0 - - DNP 1-2/0 2-9/0 - - - - 2-9/0 Polo, Tavious DB 30-21 51 4-1 3-1 3-3 DNP 1-1 7-3 0-2 3-3 0-3 3-3 3-0 3-1 Muniz, David RB 1-8/0 - - - 1-8/0 ------Morgan, Y. LB 22-25 47 DNP - 3-3 1-0 DNP 3-4 0-4 3-1 6-6 3-4 1-0 2-3 Johnson, R. LB 14-27 41 DNP 3-3 1-2 2-2 0-1 5-5 2-11 1-3 - DNP DNP DNP Cyrille, Kevin DL 18-14 32 2-0 0-1 3-2 3-1 2-0 1-0 0-2 - 1-2 0-4 5-1 1-1 Cox, Dino DL 9-20 29 3-0 - 2-4 - 0-1 - 0-5 1-3 0-4 - 1-1 2-2 Johnson, Jamere DL 10-19 29 0-4 - 0-4 1-0 DNP 1-1 1-1 3-4 4-2 0-2 - 0-1 PASSING Henry, Cory DL 15-12 27 1-1 2-0 2-1 2-0 2-3 1-1 0-1 - 1-3 2-0 1-2 1-0 #12 Van Camp, Jeff Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Reaser, Keith DB 13-13 26 2-2 1-0 2-0 4-1 1-3 0-1 1-1 0-2 1-1 1-2 DNP DNP Givens, Jarvis DL 9-17 26 2-1 - 0-1 1-0 1-4 3-1 0-4 0-1 0-2 1-2 1-0 0-1 UAB 25 15 1 60.0 257 3 77 2 10 178.0 Joseph, Daniel 6-18 24 1-0 - - DNP 0-3 1-1 1-5 - 1-3 - 1-2 1-4 Michigan State 35 23 0 65.7 215 1 21 2 15 126.7 Hinds, David LB 11-13 24 0-1 DNP 0-1 2-1 1-0 1-0 0-4 2-1 3-2 1-2 1-1 - North Texas 31 20 1 64.5 273 1 36 1 8 142.7 Williamson, D. DB 7-13 20 1-0 1-0 DNP DNP DNP - 0-1 DNP - 1-7 4-2 0-3 USF 22 17 1 77.3 136 0 15 7 65 120.1 Jean, Jimmy DL 6-14 20 - - 0-2 2-0 1-1 0-2 1-1 2-1 0-6 - - 0-1 ULM 26 13 1 50.0 141 0 25 2 8 87.9 Wright, Martin DL 8-9 17 DNP 1-0 DNP 1-0 1-1 - 0-2 - 0-2 1-1 1-0 3-3 Arkansas State 27 13 2 48.1 227 2 80 4 35 128.4 Howard, Treon DB 10-7 17 DNP - - - 1-0 1-1 0-1 1-1 1-1 1-0 2-1 3-2 FIU 27 19 0 70.4 174 1 26 1 7 136.7 Harstad, B. DB 5-8 13 2-2 1-2 1-1 - 1-3 DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP WKU 22 9 1 40.9 140 1 62 0 0 100.3 Baptiste, David DL 2-7 9 DNP - DNP - 0-1 0-3 0-2 - - - 2-0 0-1 Strickland, W. DB 8-1 9 1-0 - - DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP 5-1 2-0 DNP UL 18 11 0 61.1 183 3 45 4 18 201.5 Fortner, Damian 4-2 6 DNP DNP DNP - 1-0 - 1-1 1-0 - 1-0 - 0-1 Texas 26 11 2 42.3 210 2 56 3 33 120.2 Stryffeler, A. DL 4-2 6 - 1-0 - DNP DNP DNP DNP - - 1-2 2-0 - Middle Tennessee 35 20 3 57.1 201 2 32 4 42 107.1 Rodriguez, A. DB 4-1 5 1-0 - 0-1 1-0 - - DNP DNP DNP - 2-0 - TROY 41 21 1 51.2 302 1 49 4 30 116.3 Raber, Tim 5-0 5 - - - 1-0 DNP 2-0 - DNP - - 1-0 1-0 TOTALS 335 192 13 57.3 2459 17 80 34 271 128.0 Dorvilus, Nexon 2-3 5 1-1 - - 0-1 1-1 ------Cross, Curtis DB 3-2 5 2-0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - - 1-0 0-2 #14 Wilbert, Graham Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Housler, Rob 2-2 4 0-1 - - - - 1-0 - - - - - 1-1 Michigan State 2 1 0 50.0 41 0 41 0 0 222.2 Robinson, D 3-1 4 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-1 DNP - 2-0 - - - USF 3 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 -66.7 Patee, Alex LB 0-3 3 DNP DNP DNP DNP 0-1 0-1 0-1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP TOTALS 5 1 1 20.0 41 0 41 0 0 48.9 Williams,Darian 2-1 3 1-0 - - - - 1-0 - - 0-1 - - - Muniz, David 1-2 3 - - 0-1 - 0-1 - - - - 1-0 - - #15 Kooi, David Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effi c Jones, Travis 2-1 3 - - 1-0 0-1 - - - 1-0 - - - - Arkansas State 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 King, Derek LB 2-1 3 DNP - DNP - - DNP - - - - - 0-1 Texas 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Blanchard, Jeff 1-1 2 - - - - DNP - - - 0-1 - 1-0 - TOTALS 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 7 0.0 McRoy, Samuel 2-0 2 DNP - - 1-0 - - - - 1-0 - - - Jean, Lester 2-0 2 - - 1-0 1-0 ------Richardson, D 1-0 1 DNP ------1-0 Groody, Mickey 1-0 1 - 1-0 ------PUNT RETURNS Sirmans, Brian SS 0-1 1 DNP - DNP 0-1 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Stinson, Xavier 1-0 1 ------1-0 - Player No-Yds UAB MSU NT USF ULM ASU FIU WKU UL UT MT TROY Houston, Ryan 1-0 1 DNP - DNP DNP DNP ------1-0 Jones, Travis 13-111 - 1-6 - - - 2-29 2-12 4-36 - - 2-21 2-7 Gornall, Ross 0-1 1 - - - 0-1 ------Holley, Avery 3-20 1-1 - 1-10 - 1-9 DNP ------Colley, Jimmie 1-0 1 - - - - DNP DNP - - - - 1-0 - Howard, Treon 1-9 DNP ------1-9 - - - Morris, Alfred 1-0 1 ------1-0 - Polo, Tavious 5-8 2--4 - - DNP - - - 2-5 1-7 - - - Holley, Avery 1-0 1 - - - - 1-0 DNP ------Jean, Lester 1-1 ------1-1 Hankerson, B. 0-1 1 DNP - - - DNP 0-1 ------

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Sacks By 5 at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS First Downs 20 vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Penalties 14 at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Rushes 30 Morris, Alfred at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) Penalty Yards 142 at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Yards Rushing 153 Morris, Alfred at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) Turnovers 3 at USF (Oct 2, 2010) TD Rushes 2 Morris, Alfred at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Long Rush 65 Floyd, Willie vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Pass attempts 41 Van Camp, Jeff vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) at Middle Tennessee (Nov 27, 2010) Pass completions 23 Van Camp, Jeff vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Yards Passing 302 Van Camp, Jeff vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Interceptions By 3 vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) TD Passes 3 Van Camp, Jeff at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Van Camp, Jeff vs UL (Nov 13, 2010) Long Pass 80 Van Camp, Jeff at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Receptions 9 Jean, Lester at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Yards Receiving 164 Jean, Lester at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Rushes 33 Rainey, Bobby, at WKU (Nov 6, 2010) TD Receptions 2 Jean, Lester at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Yards Rushing 214 Isabelle, David, at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Housler, Rob at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) TD Rushes 3 Isabelle, David, at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Jean, Lester at Middle Tennessee (Nov 27, 2010) Long Rush 80 Baker, Edwin, vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Long Reception 80 Jean, Lester at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Pass attempts 46 Aplin, Ryan, at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Field Goals 1 Gornall, Ross vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Pass completions 28 Aplin, Ryan, at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Gornall, Ross vs North Texas (Sep 25, 2010) Yards Passing 324 Corey Robinson, vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) HISTORY Gornall, Ross at USF (Oct 2, 2010) TD Passes 3 Corey Robinson, vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Gornall, Ross at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) Long Pass 72 Corey Robinson, vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Gornall, Ross at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Receptions 8 Robinson, A., at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Gornall, Ross at WKU (Nov 6, 2010) Hilton, T.Y., vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) Gornall, Ross vs UL (Nov 13, 2010) Yards Receiving 124 Hilton, T.Y., vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) Gornall, Ross at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) TD Receptions 2 Carey, Darius, vs North Texas (Sep 25, 2010) Long Field Goal 41 Gornall, Ross at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Long Reception 72 Chip Reeves, vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Punts 8 Groody, Mickey at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Field Goals 3 Conroy, Dan, vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Punting Avg 53.1 Groody, Mickey vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Griffi n, Jack, vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) Long Punt 73 Groody, Mickey vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) Tucker, Justin, at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Long Punt Return 22 Jones, Travis at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Long Field Goal 50 Conroy, Dan, vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Long Kickoff Return 48 Floyd, Willie vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Punts 10 Brakefi eld, H., at WKU (Nov 6, 2010) Tackles 15 Lockley, Michael at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Punting Avg 57.0 Bates, Aaron, vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Sacks 1.0 Givens, Jarvis at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Long Punt 65 RAGLAND, Trey, at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Henry, Cory vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Long Punt Return 47 Martin, Keshawn, vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Johnson, Randell at USF (Oct 2, 2010) Long Kickoff Return 46 Martin, Keshawn, vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Henry, Cory at USF (Oct 2, 2010) Tackles 15 Majors, Thomas, at WKU (Nov 6, 2010) Morgan, Yourhighness at USF (Oct 2, 2010) Sacks 3.0 Acho, Sam, at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Wright, Martin at USF (Oct 2, 2010) Tackles For Loss 4.5 Majors, Thomas, at WKU (Nov 6, 2010) Henry, Cory at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) Interceptions 2 Hills, Adrian, at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Lockley, Michael at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) Davis, Darin, at Middle Tennessee (Nov 27, 2010) Givens, Jarvis at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) Henry, Cory at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Johnson, Jamere at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Johnson, Jamere vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS Johnson, Jamere vs UL (Nov 13, 2010) Henry, Cory at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Rushes 57 at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Lockley, Michael at Middle Tennessee (Nov 27, 2010) Yards Rushing 345 at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Cyrille, Kevin at Middle Tennessee (Nov 27, 2010) Yards Per Rush 7.5 vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) Cox, Dino vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) TD Rushes 3 at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Cyrille, Kevin vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Tackles For Loss 3.0 Polo, Tavious at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Interceptions 2 Bartels, Marcus vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) at Middle Tennessee (Nov 27, 2010) vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Pass attempts 47 at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Pass completions 29 at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) TEAM GAME HIGHS Yards Passing 338 at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) Yards Per Pass 12.5 at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Rushes 39 at USF (Oct 2, 2010) TD Passes 3 vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Yards Rushing 182 vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) Total Plays 91 at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Yards Per Rush 5.4 vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) Total Offense 522 at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) TD Rushes 2 at ULM (Oct 9, 2010) Yards Per Play 7.8 vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) Points 51 at Texas (Nov 20, 2010) Pass attempts 41 vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Sacks By 7 at USF (Oct 2, 2010) Pass completions 24 vs Michigan State (Sep 11, 2010) First Downs 29 at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Yards Passing 302 vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Penalties 9 at Arkansas State (Oct 23, 2010) Yards Per Pass 10.3 at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) at WKU (Nov 6, 2010) TD Passes 3 at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Penalty Yards 78 at WKU (Nov 6, 2010) vs UL (Nov 13, 2010) Turnovers 4 vs FIU (Oct 30, 2010) Total Plays 73 vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Interceptions By 3 at Middle Tennessee (Nov 27, 2010) Total Offense 371 vs Troy (Dec 4, 2010) Yards Per Play 6.7 at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Points 32 at UAB (Sep 2, 2010) Florida Atlantic is the only Sun Belt Conference team to win two-consecutive bowl games. FAU was also the only team in the state of Florida to win back-to-back bowl games in 2007 and 2008. 132 GET READY... HISTORY HISTORY 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FAU FOOTBALL TIMELINE A 40-member committee, comprised of faculty, students, alumni and community leaders, was announced, March 11, 1997. The commit- JULY 1999 JANUARY 2000 Oxley Center construction begins with tee’s charge was to study the feasibility of FAU adding NCAA Division I football. February 1998 concluded the year-long feasibility study. Howard Schnellenberger is awarded a seven- year contract as head coach and announces Tom ground clearing and baseball “B” fi eld President Anthony J. Catanese and Athletic Director Tom Cargill began the search for the program’s fi rst coach. Oxley’s donation for the Athletic Center and reconstruction. practice fi elds. DECEMBER 1998 FAU leaves the gridiron for the Intracoastal FEBRUARY 2, 2000 waterway for its fi rst boat parade. FAU appeared FAU’s fi rst signing day featured a “pot in fi ve boat parades in 1998 and 1999. luck” dinner and future player announce- ment.

MARCH 2000 FAU Football wins the International Bed Race, held in Hawaii. AUGUST 29, 2000 FAU football takes the fi eld for the fi rst time. AUGUST 28, 2000 The fi rst practice was held in the Palm Beach Community College gym on FAU’s Boca Raton Campus, due to inclement weather. More than 160 students tried out for the team. FEBRUARY 15, 1999 President Catanese lights a bonfi re to ignite a SEPTEMBER 23, 2000 MAY 1, 1998 JULY 1998 homecoming tradition. It was the fi rst of three to Howard Schnellenberger hired as Director Schnellenberger attended the State of Florida “Dream Team” puts together “Fall FestivOwl” be held prior to kick-off. of Football Operations. Football press conference. It was the fi rst celebrating the squad’s fi rst scrimmage, with a football presence FAU would have among other barbeque and a celebrity roast, which featured state universities. Don Shula, Jim Kelly and other friends and former MAY 1998 players under Coach Schnellenberger. Schnellenberger began speaking wherever two or more gathered. It is estimated he has appeared on FAU’s behalf more than OCTOBER 19, 2000 600 times in the last three years. SEPTEMBER 29,1999 FAU signs a three-year deal to play all home FAU celebrates the ground-breaking for the Tom games at Pro Player Stadium, home of the Miami Oxley Athletic Center. Dolphins. OCTOBER 1999 The Boca Raton Female Football League (BFFL), NOVEMBER 2000 founded by Football Founder Yvonne Boyce, hosts FAU ends season with a scrimmage at Pro a women’s only luncheon, featuring soccer star Player Stadium. Brandi Chastain, to heighten football awareness. MARCH 11, 1999 FAU President Anthony J. Catanese and Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger, on the Capitol NOVEMBER 6, 1999 Football participates in the American Diabetes Building’s lawn, receive approval from the now Walk, one of several charitable services the pro- defunct Board of Regents, to add football at FAU. gram has participated in during its initial phase. OCTOBER 1998 FEBRUARY 7, 2001 A Football Founder’s Trophy is built to signify the Second Signing Day. “Pot Luck” tradition mountains the program has climbed and those who continues. Five players who sign are among the contributed money prior to an intercollegiate down Sun-Sentinel’s top-100 high school recruits. being played. The Founders are immortalized on a column, designed after the Washington Monument and the Grand Canyon. MARCH 7, 2001 FAU holds its third annual celebrity golf tournament and second annual OCTOBER 17, 1998 fi shing tournament. FAU takes a trip to the University of Louisville for the JUNE 1998 Cardinals Stadium Opening. Howard Guggenheim becomes fi rst Football MAY 1999 Founder of the Inner Circle. First coaches are a temporary staff hired to recruit for NOVEMBER 11, 1998 the month of May. FAU travels to the University of South Florida, a state university that recently added football.

134 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 135 HISTORY 2011 HISTORY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY SEPTEMBER 1, 2001 2006 DECEMBER 21, 2007 DECEMBER 26, 2008 Then Lt. Governor and now FAU President First Sun-Belt Conference winning record 4-3. NEW ORLEANS BOWL Senior Jervonte Jackson celebrates the program’s second bowl victory in Frank T. Brogan tosses inaugural game’s coin. Fans began joining the team in New Orleans on Monday. By Wednes- as many years. FAU was the only team in the state of Florida two win bowl day night a simple stroll down Bourbon Street could yield chants of games in 2007 and 2008 and the fi rst Sun Belt Conference member to win “Let’s Go Owls!” By game time, pep rallies were on tap and fans came back-to-back bowls. from all over the country to witness the Owls fi rst bowl appearance KICK-OFF! and victory. The game was the only football game televised that night and produced outstanding ratings.

APRIL 24, 2010 Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger picked up his fi rst bowl victory at Rusty Smith FAU’s 1st NFL AUGUST 28, 2003 DECEMBER 1, 2007 FAU. The victory is the fi fth for the legendary coach and makes him a Draftee, Tennessee Titans Defeated fi rst I-A opponent; fastest SUN BELT CHAMPIONSHIP perfect 5-0 in bowl games. (6th round). William Rose program to do it (22nd game). Florida Atlantic’s defense shined versus Troy and the and Jason Harmon signed as offense held to its game plan. In the closing sec- free agents. onds, FAU’s defense batted down a ball to preserve DECEMBER 2003 the 38-32 victory. Sun Belt offers conference invite. Bethune-Cookman fi rst playoff game. FAU advanced to the semifi nals and fi nished No. 4 nationally.

END OF Owl Fans gathered in New Orleans for the program’s fi rst bowl appearance. FAU became the fastest start-up program to earn a bowl invitation and SEASON 2004 to earn a victory. Seniors Zach Wichner and Taheem Acevedo present the In 2004, the squad opened the trophy to President Frank T. Brogan and Coach Schnellenberger. season with fi ve consecutive victo- ries, all on the road, and two were against bowl participants in both 2003 and 2004. Two players instru- mental in that success were Jared Allen and Chris Laskowski, both invited to play in the Hula Bowl.

COACH CONGRATULATING RUSTY Rusty Smith guided FAU’s offense throughout the 2007 campaign shattering the SBC record for single- The post-game press conference fell well after the daily newspaper season passing yards. Smith was named SBC Player deadlines, but it was an opportunity for Rusty Smith, the New Orleans FIRST SUN BELT of the Year and Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger Bowl MVP and record holder for most TDs in a New Orleans Bowl game SEPTEMBER 9, 2005 earned his fi rst conference title in 40+ years of (5), to brag about the offensive line, a group he asked to join him OCTOBER 15, 2010 CONFERENCE GAME First nationally televised game at Dol- coaching. along with Coach Schnellenberger and special teams stand-out DiIvory Ground-breaking for new FAU Stadium Louisiana-Monroe September 22, 2005. phin Stadium against Oklahoma State. Edgecomb and senior linebacker Cergile Sincere.

136 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 137 HISTORY HISTORY 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY RECRUITING CLASSES LISTED ALPHABETICALLY 2000 Carldayle Brantley FS 6-1 172 Fr Miami, FL (William H. Turner HS) NAME POS HT WGT CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Andre Clark LB 6-1 205 Fr Miami, FL (Pace HS) Jared Allen QB 6-3 185 Fr Edmond, OK (HS) Darren Coney WR 6-0 175 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Boyd Anderson HS) Arthur Cave DE 6-1 245 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) Ted Czepiga LB 6-0 208 Fr Bethany, CT (Amity HS) Eddie Dunbar TE 6-3 240 Fr Pompano Beach, FL (Northeast HS) Brad Gagne LB 6-1 220 Fr Palm Beach Gardens, FL (HS) Jack Fenelon DB 5-11 170 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Atlantic HS) Antonio Hall DT 6-0 272 Fr Starke, FL (Bradford County HS) Mario Fernandez QB 6-3 240 Fr Hialeah, FL (HS) Anthony Heard RB 6-0 200 Fr Coral Springs, FL (Taravella HS) Yrvins Guerrier DE 6-1 235 Fr Miami, FL (North Miami HS) Vinnie Henderson DT 6-5 252 Fr Plantation, FL (South Plantation HS) Tyrone Higgins LB 6-1 235 Fr Riviera Beach, FL (Palm Beach Gardens) Brandon Jackson OL 6-3 245 Fr Miami, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS) Robert Hunnicutt OL 6-3 260 Fr Miami, FL (Sunset HS) Jervonte Jackson DT 6-3 270 Fr Opa-locka, FL (North Miami HS) Adrian Jackson DB 5-10 170 Fr Pompano Beach, FL (Ely HS) E.J. Jones DE 6-3 225 Fr Miami, FL (Southwest HS) Anthony Jackson RB 5-9 180 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Olympic Heights HS) Gregory Joseph DB 5-10 184 Fr Miami, FL (Southwest HS) Garett Jahn QB 6-3 190 Fr Tallahassee, FL (Leon HS) Kyle Langford WR 6-3 181 Fr Port St. Lucie, FL (Centennial HS) Dekolan James RB 5-10 192 Fr Miami, FL (Carol City HS) Jarrett McDonald OL 6-5 260 Fr Pembroke Pines, FL (Flanagan HS) Mauratae Johnson DB 6-1 180 Fr West Palm Beach, FL (Suncoast HS) Nick Paris OL 6-1 310 Fr Palm Bay, FL (HS) Kevin Ketchum OL 6-4 225 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard HS) Charles Pierre RB 5-9 195 Fr Orlando, FL (Highland Prep) Jamaal Knowles DE 6-3 210 Fr Vero Beach, FL (Sebastian River HS) Kristopher Rush DE 6-0 210 Fr Tallahassee, FL (Lawton Chiles HS) Ernest Osborne DE 6-4 225 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard HS) Frantz Simeon WR 5-9 166 Fr Lake Park, FL (Palm Beach Gardens HS) Doug Parker RB 5-11 205 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Atlantic HS) Corey Small CB 5-10 170 Fr Naples, FL (Gulf Coast HS) Thomas Parker WR 6-2 190 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) McKinson Souverain QB 6-0 173 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Atlantic HS) James Ray OL 6-4 280 Fr Boca Raton, FL (HS) Zachary Wichner OT 6-4 260 Fr Davie, FL (South Plantation HS) Cory Reddick DB 5-7 170 Fr Boynton Beach, FL (Santaluces HS) Steve Williams CB 5-10 160 Fr Hollywood, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS) Dave Richards DE 6-3 265 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Spanish River HS) Ramon Rickards DT 6-1 230 Fr Miami, FL (Killian HS) 2005 Craig Roundtree DB 5-8 170 Fr Bradenton, FL (Southeast HS) NAME HGT WGT POS CL HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Larry Taylor WR 5-7 165 Fr Sebastian, FL (Sebastian River HS) George Allen LB 6-0 200 Fr Lakeland, FL (Lakeland Senior HS) Chris Bonner WR 6-3 178 Fr Tampa, FL (Gaither HS) 2001 Edward Bradwell LB 6-1 200 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard HS) NAME POS HT WGT CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Jermaine Council DE 6-5 238 Fr Melbourne, FL (Eau Gallie HS) Jake Beckman DE 6-3 220 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Palmetto HS) Roderick Ferguson RB 5-8 188 Fr Deerfi eld Beach, FL (Deerfi eld Beach HS) Sam Black RB 5-10 195 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Senior HS) Cortez Gent WR 6-2 170 Fr Chiefl and, FL (HS) Sylvester Brinkley LB 6-3 185 Fr Stuart, FL (Martin County HS) Lawrence Gordon Christopher Goff LB 6-1 178 Fr Fort Myers, FL (Cypress Lake HS) Yulkeith Brown DB 5-8 175 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) Jamari Grant TE 6-4 177 Fr Jacksonville, FL (First Coast HS) Mark Chase DE 6-3 260 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Central HS) Terence Hall DB 5-8 170 Fr Milton, FL (Pace HS) Anthony Crissinger-Hill TE 6-3 200 Fr Tampa, FL (Jefferson HS) Jason Harmon WR 6-3 184 Fr Tampa, FL (Riverview HS) Thavaris Dority WR 6-4 185 Fr Boca Raton, FL (HS) Eldrid Jones DL 6-2 250 Fr Deerfi eld Beach, FL (HS) Dominic Fair LB 6-0 225 Fr Boynton Beach, FL (Spanish River HS) John Jones WR 5-10 183 Fr Jupiter, FL (HS) Yamon Figurs WR 5-11 160 Fr Fort Pierce, FL (Fort Pierce-Westwood HS) Canshario Johnson WR 6-0 177 Fr Tampa, FL (Middleton HS) Kevin Fischer OL 6-3 235 Fr Boca Raton, FL (Pope John Paul II HS) David Matlock DL 6-2 239 Fr Lake Wales, FL (HS) William Gray DL 6-4 210 Fr Lauderdale Lakes, FL (Boyd Anderson HS) Joshua McClover DE 6-5 198 Fr North Lauderdale, FL (Coconut Creek HS) Willie Hughley CB 5-10 170 Fr Haines City, FL (Haines City HS) Erick McIntosh DB 6-0 180 Fr Fort Myers, FL (Lehigh HS) Dimitri Jacques LB 6-3 205 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Beach HS) John Mertilus DT 6-2 288 Fr Port St. Lucie, FL (Ft. Pierce Central HS) Tremaine Johnson DB 5-11 172 Fr Boynton Beach, FL (Santaluces HS) Kevin Miller OT 6-3 304 Fr Oakland Park, FL (Northeast HS) Jared Allen Justin Markey D 6-3 225 Fr Sarasota, FL (HS) Keegan Peterson K 6-0 175 Fr Riverview, FL (HS) Chris McKinley SS 6-1 190 Fr Rockledge, FL (HS) William Rose RB 6-1 213 Fr Lutz, FL (Gaither HS) Kinyumba Mutakabbir LB 6-2 187 Fr Lawrenceville, GA (Berkmar HS) Josh Savidge DE 6-1 252 Fr Naples, FL (HS) Taurian Osborne CB 5-10 176 Fr Pembroke Pines, FL (Miami Jackson Senior) Rusty Smith QB 6-4 201 Fr Jacksonville, FL (Sandalwood HS) Anthony Porter II RB 5-10 176 Fr Bradenton, FL (Manatee HS) Jimmy Toussaint TE 6-4 252 Fr Miami, FL (Edison HS) Darion Porter WR 6-1 170 Fr Bradenton, FL (Manatee HS) Lavoris Williams OT/DT 6-3 250 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard HS) Todd Poitier WR 6-1 170 So Deerfi eld Beach, FL (HS/Florida) Jason Pugh DE 6-2 234 Fr Atlantic Beach, FL (Fletcher HS) 2006 Jordan Roberts DT 6-2 235 Jr Santa Maria, CA (S. Broward HS/Allan Hancock CC) NAME HGT WGT POS CL HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Cameron Rodgers FS 5-10 174 Fr Tampa, FL (Jefferson HS) Dennis Bowling 6-3 313 OG Fr Orlando, FL (Boone HS) Chris Shephard OL 6-3 288 Fr Apopka, FL (HS) Eli Cranor 6-2 195 QB Fr Russellville, AR (HS) Justin Sobol OT 6-4 266 Fr Oakland Park, FL (Ely HS) Joseph Dawson 6-5 300 OT Fr Hallandale, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS) Teddy Strachan DT 6-2 245 Fr Dania Beach, FL (South Broward HS) Markee Drummer 6-4 205 DE/LB Fr West Palm Beach, FL (Cardinal Newman HS) Brittney Tellis WR 5-9 170 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) Corddero Drummond 6-1 190 RB Fr West Palm Beach, FL (Palm Beach Lakes HS) Javier Valdes OL 6-5 300 Fr Miami, FL (Belen Jesuit Prep) Malik Eugene 6-3 200 LB/TE Fr Tampa, FL (Freedom HS) Scott Whitener OL 6-4 270 Fr Fort Meade, FL (HS) Willie Floyd 5-9 165 RB Fr Hollywood, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS) David Wright OL 6-5 335 Fr Orange City, FL (Deland HS) Tarvoris Hill 6-0 170 CB Fr Miami, FL (Central HS) Avery Holley 6-0 150 WR Fr Pompano Beach, FL (Ely HS) 2002 Rob Housler 6-5 210 TE Fr Converse, TX (Judson HS) NAME POS HT WGT CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Rod Huggins 6-1 185 QB/FS Fr Moore Haven (HS) Shomari Earls DB 6-2 205 Fr Lake Park, FL (Palm Beach Gardens HS) Devon Irwin 6-6 255 OL Fr Sarasota, FL (Booker HS) Lawrence Gordan DB 5-11 175 Fr Hallandale, FL (HS) Craig Jenkins 6-0 195 LB/SS Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) Josh Jenkins DE 6-2 215 Fr Lauderhill, FL (Dillard HS) Danny Embick Rodney Jones 5-11 185 RB Fr Dunnellon, FL (HS) Robert Matheny RB 6-0 185 Jr Riviera Beach, FL (Dwyer HS/Allan Hancock CC) C.J. Lee 6-3 230 LB/FB Fr St. Petersburg, FL (St. Pete Catholic HS) David McDowell DB 5-11 185 Fr Davie, FL (Nova HS) Michael Lockley 6-2 225 LB Fr Orlando, FL (Olympia HS) Dante McFadden CB 6-0 180 Fr Pompano Beach, FL (Ely HS) David Muniz 5-11 201 FB Fr Longwood, FL (Lyman HS) Tito Pollice WR 6-3 185 Fr Lakeland, FL (Lake Gibson HS) Tavious Polo 5-10 146 DB Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (South Plantation HS) Leland Rodgers RB 6-2 215 Jr Chandler, AZ (Scottsdale CC) Mauricio Riquer 6-4 275 DL Fr Plantation, FL (South Plantation HS) Quincy Skinner DB 5-10 170 Fr Coral Springs, FL (Ely HS) Jeff Van Camp 6-5 205 QB Fr Gulf Breeze, FL (Navarre HS) Quentin Swain LB 6-0 230 So Miami, FL (Northwestern HS/WVU) Ed Wertepny IV 6-5 215 TE Fr Tampa, FL (Sickles HS) Jovony Ward DB 6-1 205 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS, Pittsburgh) Ryan Wischnefski 6-2 310 OG Fr Palm Bay, FL (Melbourne HS)

2003 2007 NAME POS HT WGT CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) PLAYER HT WGT POS CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Name Pos Ht Wgt Cls Hometown (Previous School) Dustin Anglin 6-4 250 DT/DL Fr Plant City, FL (Lake Gibson HS) Taheem Acevedo FS 6-1 195 Fr Miami, FL (Flex Varela Senior HS) Jeff Blanchard 5-9 195 RB So Delray Beach, FL (Garden City CC) Roosevelt Bynes WR 6-1 175 Jr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Piper HS/Pittsburgh) Dino Cox 6-3 240 DL Fr Tampa, FL (Wharton HS) Danny Embick QB 6-0 210 So Jupiter, FL (Dwyer/WVU) Curtis Cross 5-10 170 CB Fr Belle Glade, FL (Glades Central HS) Nello Faulk OL 6-6 245 Fr Tampa, FL (Robinson HS) Jarvis Givens 6-3 300 DT Fr Miami, FL (Columbus HS) Jason Fleming DL 6-2 276 Fr Lauderhill, FL (Piper HS) Mickey Groody 5-11 170 P Fr Pompano Beach, FL (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Matt Guice OL 6-5 270 Fr Kissimmee, FL (Osceola HS) Lestar Jean 6-3 195 WR Fr Miami, FL (Miami Norland HS) Dane Hansen QB 6-2 195 Fr Longboat Key, FL (Cardinal Mooney HS) Austin Jensen 6-1 190 S Fr Bradenton, FL (Manatee HS) “B.J.” Manley RB 5-9 180 Fr Miami, FL (Norland HS) Jamere Johnson 6-4 220 DE Fr Wesley Chapel, FL (Wharton HS) Antes Perkins OL 6-4 265 Fr Miramar, FL (Stranahan HS) Max Karrick 6-6 280 OT Fr Palm City, FL (South Fork HS) Michael Reed LB 6-1 230 Fr Vero Beach, FL (HS) Jhermel Knight 5-10 183 RB Fr Fort Myers, FL (Dunbar HS) Jarrid Smith OL 6-2 250 Fr Okeechobee, FL (HS) Samuel McRoy 6-4 249 OT Fr Jacksonville, FL (William M. Raines HS) Dominick Walker RB 5-10 195 Fr Lakeland, FL (HS) Alfred Morris 5-11 222 RB Fr Pensacola, FL (Pine Forest HS) Stetson Wilson OT 6-6 297 Fr Lakeland, FL (HS) Tim Moscato 6-2 200 QB Fr Naples, FL (HS) Chris Newbold 6-4 250 DL/OL Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Pembroke Pines Charter HS) 2004 Avionne Rolle 5-9 180 DB Fr Miami, FL (Central HS) Chris Shephard NAME POS HGT WGT CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Xavier Stinson 5-9 225 RB/LB Fr Miami, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS) Rickey Bethel DB 5-10 180 Jr Boynton Beach, FL (Pasadena CC) Darian Williams 6-3 195 WR Fr North Lauderdale, FL (Northeast HS) Jervonte Jackson

138 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 139 HISTORY 2011 HISTORY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

2008 PLAYER HT WGT POS CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) ALL-TIME PLAYERS BY HOMETOWN Michael Barasch 5-9 200 RB Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (University School) Chase Bowers 6-6 265 OL Fr Panama City, FL (Mosley) ALL HOMETOWNS IN FLORIDA UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED Keon Broxton 6-4 185 WR Fr Lakeland, FL (HS) Andy Czuprynski 6-5 255 DL F Venice, FL (North Port) Kevin Cyrille 6-4 275 DL Fr Miami, FL (North Miami Beach) ALVA Tony Rodriguez (Coral Gables) FORT PIERCE LAKE WALES Travis Cox 6-0 180 DB Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (South Plantation) Tim Raber (Fort Myers) Quincy Skinner (Ely) Daveon Barron (Ft. Pierce Central) David Matlock (Lake Wales) Erik Hansen 6-5 240 TE Fr Jacksonville, FL (Ed White) APOPKA Travis Turner (Westwood) LAKE WORTH Jimmy Jean 6-2 280 DL Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Northeast) CORPUS CHRISTI, TX AJ Johnson 6-5 265 DE Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Cardinal Gibbons) Chris Shepherd (Apopka) Mark Soto (Flour Bluff) FORT WALTON Patrick Gywnn (Santiluces) David Kooi 6-7 200 QB Fr Pensacola, FL (Pensacola Catholic) Ryan Moran (Apopka) DANIA BEACH Jarred Williams (Ft. Walton) Patrick Fatu (Lake Worth) Yourhighness Morgan 6-3 225 LB Fr Webster, FL (South Sumpter) ATLANTIC BEACH GAINESVILLE Daniel Joseph (Lake Worth) Troy Niblack 6-6 280 OL Fr Orlando, FL (Edgewater) Robert Miller (Cardinal Gibbons) Nick Osborne 6-3 210 DL Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Calvary Christian) Jason Pugh (Fletcher) Teddy Strachan (South Broward) Terrell Bradley (Eastside) LAND O’LAKES Alex Pattee 6-2 240 LB Fr Hollywood, FL (Hollywood Hills) BELLE GLADES GULF BREEZE Jason Carpenter (Land O’Lakes) Jared Pizzuti 6-4 225 TE Fr Longwood, FL (Lake Brantley) DAVIE Randy Richards 6-4 290 OL Fr Royal Palm Beach, FL (HS) Curtis Cross (Glades Central) Tyrie Allen (Western) Jeff VanCamp (Navarre) LARGO Jordan Sessa 6-5 270 OL Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (South Broward) Jonathan Mann (Glades) Anthony Almonte (South Plantation) HAINES CITY Jonathan Segrete (Largo) Xavier Stinson 5-8 228 RB Fr Miami, FL (Chaminade-Madonna) Cergile Sincere (Glades) Willie Hughley (Haines City) LAUDERDALE LAKES Tony Walding 6-1 210 LB Fr Melbourne, FL (Florida Air Academy) Cory Davis (Nova) Graham Wilbert 6-6 225 QB Fr Valencia, CA (HS) BELLEVIEW David McDowell (Nova) HAITI Paul Dumervil (Coconut Creek) Demetrius Williamson 6-0 180 DB Fr Daytona Beach, FL (Spruce Creek) Alex DeLeon (Belleview) Zachary Wichner (South Plantation) Justin Brunet (All Saints Cathedral) William Gray (Boyd Anderson) Amos Wood, Jr 6-0 170 WR Fr Davie, FL (Hollywood Hills) BETHANY, CT Amos Wood, Jr (Hollywood Hills) HALLANDALE LAUDERHILL 2009 Ted Czepiga (Amity) DAYTON BEACH Joseph Dawson (Chaminade-Madonna) Jason Flemming (Piper) PLAYER HT WGT POS CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) BOCA RATON Demetrius Williamson (Spruce Creek) Lawrence Gordan (Hallandale) Josh Jenkins (Dillard) Tyrie Allen RB 5-9 185 Fr Davie, FL (Western) Jay Bitzer (Boca Raton) HAMPTON, VA LAWRENCEVILLE, GA Rockenson Angrand LB 6-2 225 Fr Port Saint Lucie, FL (Treasure Coast) Mike Nweze (Mainland) David Kooi Terrell Bradley DB/RB 5-10 185 Fr Gainesville, FL (Eastside) Frank Conrad (Boca Raton) DEERFIELD BEACH Wilson Banks (KeCoughtan) Kinyumba Mutakabbir (Berkmar) Christopher Chappell DL 6-8 298 Fr Callahan, FL (West Nassau) John De Shields (Boca Raton) HASTINGS, PA LIVE OAK Jimmie Colley OL 6-3 260 Fr Pace, FL (Pace) Todd Poitier (Deerfi eld) Jamal Davis WR 6-2 185 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Coral Springs Charter) Kevin Fischer (Pope John Paul II) Joe Walker (Deerfi eld) Eric Minemyer (Bishop Carroll) Nick Bracewell (Lafayette) Nexon Dorvilus TE 6-4 225 Fr Miami, FL (North Miami Senior) Eric Harper (Pope John Paul II) DELRAY BEACH HIALEAH GARDENS LIGHTHOUSE POINT, FL Carlton Falconer OL 6-5 255 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard) Michael Ippolito (Olympic Heights) Mark Maycock (Barbara Goleman) Mason Hamilton, FL Damian Fortner RB 5-10 171 Fr Miami, FL (Everglades) Jeff Blanchard (Olympic Heights) Cory Henry DE 6-3 230 Fr Miami, FL (Carol City) Warley Leroy (American Heritage) Jack Fenelon (Atlantic) Hobe Sound) LONGBOAT KEY David Hinds LB 6-2 215 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Edison) Brian Pare (Spanish River) Ryan Houston (American Heritage) Blake Nehls (South Fork) Dane Hansen (Cardinal Mooney) Treon Howard DB 5-10 150 Fr Fort Meade, FL (Fort Meade) James Ray (Boca Raton) HOLLYWOOD LONGWOOD Chris Jackson FB 6-0 230 Fr Panama City, FL (Arnold) Anthony Jackson (Olympic Heights) Karl James DL 6-1 258 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Sunset) Nick Seta (Boca Raton) Doug Parker (Atlantic) Kris Bartels (Chaminade-Madonna) Jared Pizzuti (Lake Brantley) Randell Johnson LB 6-3 210 Fr Miami, FL (North Miami Senior) David Terrell (West Boca) Dave Richards (Spanish River) Marcus Bartels (Charles Flanigan) Jameson Schultz (Lyman) Travis Jones RB 5-10 175 Fr Port Saint Lucie, FL (Treasure Coast) BOYNTON BEACH Willie Floyd (Chaminade-Madonna) LUTZ Matthew McLaughlin P/K 5-10 190 Fr Tampa, FL (Tampa Catholic) McKinson Souverain (Atlantic) Toney Moore LB 6-2 210 Fr West Palm Beach, FL (King’s Academy) Ricky Bethel (Santaluces) DUNNELLON Brandon Hando (Plantation) William Rose (Gaither) James Oboh TE 6-4 210 Fr Brookeville, MD (Sherwood) Brian Burton (The Kings Academy) Byron Hankerson (American Heritage) MAINLAND Keith Reaser DB 5-10 165 Fr Miami, FL (Killian) Rodney Jones (Dunnellon) DeAndre Richardson WR/DB 6-2 180 Fr Panama City, FL (Bay) Dominic Fair (Spanish River) EDMOND, OK Sam McCoy (Nova) Mike Nweze (Seabreeze) Brian Sirmans SS 6-1 160 Fr Jacksonville, FL (Robert E. Lee) Joel Fosselman (St. Andrews) Jared Allen (Edmond Santa Fe) Alex Patee (Hollywood Hills) MARATHON Winfred Strickland DB 6-0 170 Fr Cocoa, FL (Cocoa) Tremaine Johnson (Santaluces) Jordan Roberts (South Plantation) David Hunt (Marathon) Andrew Stryffl er DE/TE 6-5 235 Fr Sanford, NC (Lee County) FERN PARK DeAndre Williams OT 6-5 265 Fr Orlando, FL (Oak Ridge) Gil Monzon (Coral Springs Charter) David Muniz (Lyman) JACKSONVILLE Ryan Paros (Marathon) Jarred Williams DE 6-3 215 Fr Fort Walton Beach, FL (Fort Walton Beach) BRADENTON FERNANDINA BEACH Erik Benson (Sandalwood) MARGATE Austin Jenson (Manatee) Logan Chipperfi eld (Fletcher) Ed Alexander (Coral Springs) 2010 Sean Wright (Bolles School) PLAYER HT WGT POS CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Craig Roundtree (Southeast) FORT LAUDERDALE Jamari Grant (First Coast) Brandon Zeeb (Coral Springs) Cortez Ash SS 6-2 180 Fr Sebastian River, FL (HS) Johnnie Sloan (Southeast) Dewain Akerblom (Nova) Erik Hansen (Edward White) MELBOURNE Nick Bracewell QB 6-3 220 Fr Live Oak, FL (Lafayette) BRANDON Ertwyn Henry (Stanton Prep) Jermaine Council (Eau Gallie) Michael Copeland LB 6-1 215 Fr Valdosta, GA (Lowndes County) Michael Barash (University School) Alex Deleon TE 6-4 195 Fr Belleview, FL (HS) Ryan Sollazzo (Armwood) Edward Bradwell (Dillard) Preston Kendrick (Eastside) Chris Laskowski (Rockledge) Marcus Cunningham WR 6-0 175 Fr Lakeland, FL (Kathleen) BROOKVILLE, MD Ray Leavitt (Mandrin) Tony Walding (Florida Air Academy) Graham Wilbert Steven Curtis QB 6-3 225 Fr Sumter, SC (HS) Roosevelt Bynes (Piper) Willie Huggins DL 6-2 305 Fr Clewiston, FL (HS) James Oboh (Sherwood) Darren Coney (Boyd Anderson) Samuel McRoy (William M. Raines) Derek Zak (Melbourne) Karl James DL 6-1 258 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Sunset) CALLAHAN Jamal Davis (Coral Springs) Paul Muse (First Coast) MERRITT ISLAND David Lozandier SS 5-11 185 Fr Miami, FL (North Miami) Christopher Chapell (West Nassau) Brian Sirmans (Robert E. Lee) Broderick Bolton (Holy Trinity) Jerome McClain DL 6-2 263 Fr Tampa, FL (Pensacola) James Demesmin (St. Thomas Aquinas) Eric Minemyer OL 6-4 250 Fr Hastings, PA (Bishop Carroll) CANFIELD (OHIO) Carlton Falconer (Dillard) Rusty Smith (Sandalwood) Kyle Watkins (Merritt Island) Tony Moore RB 5-11 220 Fr Tallahassee, FL (Lincoln) Josh Blaylock (Canfi eld) Treon Howard (Ft. Meade) Darien Thomas (First Coast) MIAMI Blake Parrish OL 6-4 285 Fr St. Augustine, FL (Bartram Trail) CAPE CORAL Jimmy Jean (Northeast) JUPITER Taheem Acevedo (Felix Varela) 2011 David Bateman (North Ft. Myers) Frantz Joseph (Fort Lauderdale) Danny Embick (W.T. Dwyer) Damian Amondo (Jackson) PLAYER HT WGT POS CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Michael Gia Lombardo (North Ft. Myers) Antonio Morris (Piper) Ross Gornall (Palm Beach Gardens) Jake Beckman (Miami Palmetto) Matt Chaney DL 6-2 260 Fr Jacksonville, FL (Bolles) CHANDLER, AZ John Jones (Jupiter) Junior Bergel (Miami Beach) Marcelo Bonani K/P 5-11 160 Fr Lake Wales, FL (HS) Chris Newbold (Pembroke Pines Charter) Stephan Clark WR 6-4 185 Fr Sebastian, FL (Sebastian River) Leland Rodgers (Dobson) Nick Osborne (Calvary Christian) KISSIMMEE Carldayle Brantley (William H. Turner Tech) Vinny Davino OL 6-5 260 Fr Sarasota, FL (Booker) CHIEFLAND Joseph Bailey (Gateway) Gerrius Brantley (G. Holmes Braddock) William Dukes WR 6-4 190 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard) Tavious Polo (South Plantation) Robinson Eugene DE 6-5 230 Fr Miami, FL (North Miami) Cortez Gent (Chiefl and) Garrett Schubert (Boyd Anderson) Matt Guice (Osceola) Yulkeith Brown (Northwestern) Mohammad Farah OL 6-2 280 Fr Estero, FL (Estero) CLEVELAND, OH Jordan Sessa (South Broward) Jerrell Terry (Osceola) Michael Cal (Christopher Columbus) D.J. Frye-Smith DB 5-11 175 Fr Miami, FL (American) Andy Eminger (Euclid) LAFAYETTE, IN Kenneth Campos (Palmetto Senior) Jarvaris Giles RB 6-1 210 Fr Port St. Lucie, FL (St. Lucie West Centennial) Marcus Lavoris Williams (Dillard) Hagins LB 6-2 200 Fr Ocala, FL (Vanguard) J COCOA BEACH FORT MEADE DeAndre Robinson (Jefferson) Nick Carullo (Gulliver Prep) Joe Henry DE 6-3 230 Fr Miramar, FL (Everglades) Shane Falgus (Titusville) Treon Howard (Fort Meade) LAKELAND Arthur Cave (Northwestern) Hakeeme Ishmar WR 6-2 200 Fr Dade City, FL (Pasco) Sharard Mizell (Cocoa) George Allen (Lakeland) Mark Chase (Miami Central) Conard Johnson LB 6-0 224 Fr Pompano Beach, FL (Blanche Ely) Scott Whitener (Fort Meade) Colton Kane QB 6-3 190 Fr Navarre, FL (Navarre) Winfred Strickland (Cocoa) FORT MYERS Chris Athans (George Jenkins) Alberto Chavez (Miami Springs) Andrae Kirk LB 6-2 225 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Central Senior High) COCONUT CREEK Forest Campbell (Bishop Verot) Marcus Cunningham (Kathleen) Andre Clark (Pace) Diondre Lewis LB 6-1 210 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Central Senior High) Rashad Bolad (Monarch) Grant Glover (Bartow) Felix Collazo (Dr. Krop) David Lozandier S 6-0 190 Fr Miami, FL (North Miami) Ryan Forkey (Eastern) Mike Marsaille OL 6-5 300 Fr Fort Pierce, FL (Fort Pierce Central) CONVERSE, TX Jhermel Knight (Dunbar) Tito Pollice (Lake Gibson) Kevin Cyrille (North Miami Beach) Derek Moise WR 6-2 180 Fr Miami, FL (Booker T. 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Rizzo 02 Adam 10 Chappell 03-04 John 01 Chris Almonte Karpinski 72 Robert Smith 09-10 Anthony 05-08 02 Matlock Jarrid Baptiste 01 David David Wilson Whitener 03-04 06-09 73 Scott Bowling 10 Stetson Dennis 03-05 06 01-02 H Hall Antonio Hall Terence Hamilton Mason 04 Hancock Michael 10 05 Hando Brandon 04-08 DT Bryon Hankerson 09-10 TE FB RB Hansen Dane 10 87 LB Erik Hansen 93/54 47 14 FL Parkland, Harmon Jason FL Starke, 03-04 WR 66/59 FL Harper Eric Point, Lighthouse Milton, FL FL Hollywood, 08-10 QB 05-09 Harstad Brentley 87 Haugabrook David OL 09-10 WR 16 FL Hollywood, 09 01-04 Hayes Jonathan DB FL Key, Longboat Haynes Andrew 51 20/88 FB FL 01 Tampa, Haynes Jason LB FL Jacksonville, 24 10 Robert Helsper 20 FL Weston, FB Henderson Vinnie 07 28 Boca Raton, FL 02 04-08 Cory Henry DB FL Orlando, 41 Ertwyn Henry DL DB 37 Henry Ricaldo South Fork, FL OL 10 Hernandez Danny 03 FL Fort Myers, North 95/90 23 Satellite Beach, FL 01 Higgins Tyrone 10 69 FL Miramar, Chad Hill DL FL Miami, DB 01-04 Hill Tarvoris DT OL Hinds David LB 31 39 Holley Avery 86 73 10 07-10 FL Miami, FL Jacksonville, Rob Housler 50 09-10 FL Miami, Beach, FL Palm West DB Ryan Houston Beach, FL 06-10 Riviera LB Howard Treon LB 06-10 RB 24/9 09-10 Rod Huggins FL Miami, 55 Hughley TE 57/11 Willie 09-10 FL Miami, OL 1 Robert Hunnicutt FL Harbor, Palm 06-09 DB 02-05 01-03 Hunter Randy 81 Beach, FL 67 Pompano, S Hunter Jerrard CB TX Converse, 19 OL Beach, FL Delray Huntt David 06 FL Fort Meade, 10 28/10 24 FL 74 Haven, Moore I-J FL DT City, 09-10 Haines FL Miami, Ippolito Michael WR DL Devon Irwin 05 99 Jackson Anthony 88 FL Miami, Jackson 77 Brandon 01-04 DC Washington, 06 OL Chris Jackson 04-07 FL Marathon, RB Jackson Jervonte OL 59 OL 04-08 Dimitri Jacques 09-10 4 Boca Raton, FL Jahn Garrett DT 65 01-04 RB 60 James Dekolan Beach, FL Delray FL Miami, DL James Karl FL Sarasota, 01-03 92 40 01/03-04 Jean Jimmy RB FL FL Opa-locka, City, Panama QB 55 Lester Jean 10 Jenkins Craig 1 FL Miami, 08-10 14 Jenkins 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06-07 86 RB Eli Cranor FL LB Springs, Coral 86 DL TE Crissinger-Hill Anthony 41 FL Miami, Curtis Cross 57 94 07-10 82 FL Sebring, Cross Jabyes 06 GA Valdosta, FL Melbourne, DL Cunningham Marcus Boca Raton, FL 10 07-10 Curtis Stephen 10 QB 58 Cyrille Kevin DB WR 10 Czuprynski Andy FL Tampa, 14 WR Czepiga Ted 35/26 FL 08-10 Belle Glades, 09-10 83 AR Russellville, Cory Davis QB 33 FL DL Lakeland, DL Davis Jamal 04-08 Beach, FL Riviera Dareus Dantson 10 91/56 92 FL Venice, Deleon Alex LB 09 SC Sumter, 01-05 09 DeShields John FL Miami, TE Chase Dickinson 44 LB 05-06 10 Dorvilus Nexon WR CT 10 Bethany, Dunbar Eddie 81 DB 61 09-10 83 Duncan Daniel TE FL Miami, FL OL Davie, 25 Dunn Brian FL TE Fort Lauderdale, 01 10 84 Boca Raton, FL 66 E-G 86 FL Belleview, C 06 Earls FL Shomari City, Palm DB FL Miami, Edgecomb DiIvory 04-08 Bob Edwards 61 02-05 25 WR Embick Danny RB Beach, FL Pompano SC Sumter, LB Emminger Andy 14 03-04 03-05 Eugene Malik 37/32 FL Springs, Coral FL Miami, 01 59 OL Chris Exposito QB FL Park, Lake Fair Dominic 06-10 56 K 07 Carlton Falconer 11 LB Faulk Nello FL Plantation, 09-10 02 FL Jupiter, Fenelon Jack 34 TE 39/21 OL FL Tampa, Fick Alex OH Cleveland, LB 03-06 Fischer Kevin 02 48 60 Fishetti Michael OL FL Miami, 36 FL Fleming Jason Fort Lauderdale, 01-04 03 07-10 CB Floyd Willie Beach, FL Boynton 70/52 FL Tampa, OL 03-05 QB Ryan Forkey 6 OL Dustin Forston DL 76 06-10 19/82 Fortner Damian TX Sugar Land, Beach, FL Delray 02 06 69 Boca Raton, FL Fosselman Joel RB 98 09-10 Gagne Brad FL Springs, Coral FL Lauderhill, 01-03 Cortez Gent LB RB 31/28 LB FL Hollywood, Givens Jarvis QB 04-05 35/22 Glover 43 Grant FL Miami, 48 06-09 Gordon 13 Lawrence LB 07-10 FL Fort Myers, FL Miami, Grant Jamari 02-05 WR Beach, FL Boynton 07-09 DT Gray William 51 DB WR 16 Ross Gornall 06-09 Beach, FL Palm 93 Groody Mickey Chiefl 22 01-04 13 TE Guffey FL Miami, George 08-10 FL Hallandale, 07-10 DL FL Guerrier Yrvens Lakeland, 87 K 01-04 Guice Matt P 01-04 90 Gwynn Patrick FL Jacksonville, OL DL FL Lakes, Lauderdale 30/20 FL Jupiter, 40/17 Beach, FL Pompano 07 03 64 92 FL Orlando, LB FL OL Miami, 60 65 FL FL Lakeworth, Kissimmee, Clark 04-08 David McDowell McDowell Small David Cross Cory 02 Curtis Rodgers Bartels 27 Cameron Bartels Kris 04-08 Marcus 09-10 Brown Barron 01-04 28 Daveon Huggins 09-10 Mike 05-07 Floyd Rod Haugabrook Willie 02 05 David 09 06 Terry Merzius 29 Jerrell Williamson 08-09 07-10 Gedel Ash Demetrius Coretez 06 White Rosas 30 Andy Bartels 02-04 Cedric Peterson 10 Kris Rolle Keegan 03 Gornall 06 Avionne Barasch Ross 04 01 Michael 07 Rodgers Pierre 31 Leland 09-10 Floyd 08 Charles Morris Willie Allen Alfred 04-05 02-03 Henry Tyrie 06 Cory 07-08 Mizell Walker 32 Sharard Edgecomb Dominic 09 Morris DiIvory 10 05-08 03-04 Alfred Carluccio Konkal 02 33 Dustin Kennard Tom 09-10 Watkins Daniel Zeeb Kyle 02 05 Terrell Brandon 01 Cross David 06-08 Jabyes 08 Amaya Matheny 34 Robert Leroy 09-10 Christian 10 Reaser Warley 03-04 Beauzil Keith 02 Alain 05-08 Sanchez Cross 35 Aaron Fortner 09-10 Curtis 09 Zaccario Damian McDougal Vinny 09 02-06 Josh 07-08 McDowell Fair 10 36 Dominic White 10 David Muniz Cedric 04-05 David Zak Brantley 37 Gerrius 06 Jensen 02 Derek Haynes 07-10 Austin Andrew 02 O’Neill Myers 07-10 38 Mark 10 Alexander 04 Mike Ed Blaylock Henry 39 Josh Eugene 06 Ertwyn 07-10 Milstead Malik 01-04 Christian 03 10 Osborne Pindell 40 Taurian 01 06-09 Groody Troy Jackson Mickey Chris 01 Connelly Hayes 07-08 02-06 41 Jonathan Bostic Wes 09-10 Knight Glynn Walding Jhermel 01 02 Tony 07 06 Mutakabbirr Lee 42 Kinyumba 01-05 Williams C.J. 09-10 Patee Darian Alex 07 Myers Forkey 43 Ryan Jones Julian 06 Travis 08-10 Poitier Czepiga 04-08 44 Todd Moore Tony Moore 09 02 Ted Toney Sincere Schubert 45 Garrett Lockley 04-08 Cergile 10 01-02 Michael Rose Laskowski 03-07 10 46 Chris 01 08-10 Bierman William Blake Bradwell King 47 Edward 01-04 05-09 Hamilton 10 Derek Mason Forston Benson 48 Erik 06-09 10 Exposito Dustin 10 Morgan 08-10 Chris 06 Yourhighness Vera Carpenter 07 49 Jason 03-05 Jason Sirmans Andre McLaughlin Brian 01 09 Matthew 03 Higgins Allen 50 Tyrone 09-10 Colley George Jimmy 05-08 01-04 10 GET READY...

SENIORSHISTORY 144 HISTORY 147 Y IT RS and VE NI U 2011 IC NT and, FL and, Chiefl Frantz Joseph LA Willie Hughley ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! AT A ID OR FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA FL JK Jackson Anthony Jackson Brandon Jackson Jevonte 01-04 Dimitri Jacques 04, 07-08 Jahn Garrett 05-08 FL Miami, Beach, FL Delray James Dekolan 02-04 Lester Jean Heights Olympic Jenkins Josh FL Opa-locka, 01-02 01 Jenson Austin FL Miami, Chaminade-Madonna Johnson Conshario Johnson Jamere Beach Miami 07-09 North FL 06-08 Tallahassee, 04-06 Johnson Mauratae 07-09 FL Miami, Johnson Tremaine 08-09 01-02 Beach Miami FL Miami, Leon Tallahassee E.J. Jones FL Tampa, FL Lauderhill, 01-02 FL Bradenton, Joseph Daniel Joseph Frantz Chapel Wesley Beach, FL Palm West Suncoast Joseph Greg City Carol Dillard Beach, FL Boynton Manatee Kennard Daniel 07-09 Norland Miami Middleton 05 Santaluces Wharton Ketchum Kevin 06-08 Konchak Brett 05 05-08 FL Worth, Lake Dustin Konkal 01-03 FL Fort Lauderdale, Fl Miami, Fort Lauderdale 02-04 Worth Lake FL Jacksonville, 01 FL Miami, FL Naples, Eastside FL Pines, Pembroke Christian Dade Southwest Boca Raton, FL Ocean City Palmetto Fort Pierce-Westwood GH Gagne Brad Cortez Gent Givens Jarvis Gordon Lawrence 05 Ross Gornall 06-09 02-05 Grant Jamari 08-10 Gray William Chiefl FL Beach Gardens, Palm FL Hallandale, Groody Beach Gardens Mickey Palm FL Miami, 08-10 Guerrier Yrvens 06-09 Guffey George FL Jupiter, 01-04 07, 09-10 Guice Matt FL Jacksonville, Hallandale Beach, FL Pompano 01-04 Hancock Michael FL Lakes, Lauderdale 02-03 Columbus Bryon Hankerson St. Thomas FL Miami, Boyd Anderson 07-08 Erik Hansen First Coast FL Orlando, Beach Gardens Palm 06 10 Harmon Jason FL Parkland, Harper Eric Harstad Brentley 10 05-07, 09 FL Kissimmee, FL Hollywood, Henderson Vinnie Miami North FL Tampa, 09 Cory Henry Phillips Dr. 07-08 Christian Spring Coral 02-04 Ertwyn Henry FL Jacksonville, Hernandez Danny Osceola Heritage American FL Plantation, Boca Raton, FL FL Weston, Hill Tarvoris 01 10 Higgins Tyrone 03 Riverview Ed White Hinds David Paul John South Plantation Pope Holley Avery 07-10 01-04 FL Miami, FL Miami, FL Rob Housler Jacksonville, Bay Cypress Ryan Houston FL Miami, Beach, FL Riviera 09-10 Howard Treon 06, 08-10 Prep Beach, FL College Stanton Pompano Rod Huggins FL Miami, 06-08, 10 10 Beach Gardens Palm Hughley Willie TX Converse, Sunset City Carol Ely 10 Robert Hunnicutt Hunter Randy 08-09 Central 02-05 02 Beach, FL Delray FL Fort Meade, Judson FL Haven, Moore Edison FL City, Haines 06 Heritage American FL Miami, Haven Moore Fort Meade City Haines FL Miami, Sunset Central Miami Dilvory Edgecomb Kris Bartels Ted Czepiga Ted Clark 05-08 Miami, FL Pace Miami, Clark 05-08 FAU ALL-TIME LETTERMEN FAU staff, to earn coaching set by the requirements, the have met Roster lists players who Lettermen All-Time The each Following Roster. Numerical All-Time the Roster and All-Time both the differ from may It a varsity letter. school. high and hometown is year(s) lettered, name AB Acevedo Taheem Akerblom Dwaine 03-04, 06-07 Allen George FL Miami, 02/04-06 Allen Jared Amaya Christian FL Springs, Coral Ed Alexander 05-08 Chris Athans 04 School High Nova 01-04 Verala Flex Bailey Joe Baptiste David 08-10 FL Lakeland, Daveon Barron 10 OK Edmond, Barnett Morgan FL Pines, Pembroke 10 Kris Bartels 10 FL Cooper City Margate, 02-04 High Senior Lakeland Bartels Marcus 07-09 Benson Eric Fe Santa Edmond FL Lakeland, Bethel Ricky 09-10 FL 04-07 Fort Pierce, FL Miramar, Springs Coral Blanchard Jeff FL FL Pensacola, Kissimmee, Chris Bonner 03-05 Glynn Bostic Jenkins George 04, 06 Central Fort Pierce 08, 10 FL Hollywood, FL Hollywood, Bradwell Edward Gateway Escambia Bay Cypress Brantley Carldayle 06-09 FL Plantation, 05,07-09 Brown Mike 06 Beach, FL Boynton 05-08 Beach, FL Flanagan Delray Chaminade-Madonna Roosevelt Bynes Santaluces FL Fort Lauderdale, FL Tampa, Heights Olympic Sandalwood Dillard 03-04 FL Miami, 04-05 Beach, FL Pompano Beach Pompano FL Fort Lauderdale, Gaither Beach, FL Ormond Piper CD H. Turner William Seabreeze Campos Kenneth Cave Arthur Chase Mark 01-03 Andre Sean Clayton FL Miami, 01-02 Ben Coker 02 Colley Jimmie Conrad Frank FL Miami, 05-07 Council Jermaine Senior Palmetto 10 Cox Dino 01-04 FL Miami, OH Poland, 07 01/03 Crissinger-Hill Anthony 01 Northwestern Curtis Cross NJ Vineland, Cyrille Kevin FL Tampa, FL Pace, Czepiga Ted Seminary Poland Central Miami FL Melbourne, 07-10 Boca Raton, FL Czuprynski Andy Vineland 09 Dareus Dantson 09-10 Jefferson Eau Gallie FL Tampa, DeShields John Jefferson 09-10 06-08 Pace Dorvilus Nexon 01-02/04-05 FL Miami, FL Miami, Dunbar Eddie FL Belle Glade, 05-06 FL Venice, CT Bethany, Wharton 10 Central Glades Boca Raton, FL 01 Norland Miami Miami North Amity Port North FL Miami, Boca Raton EF Beach, FL Pompano Earls Shomari Northeast Edgecomb DiIvory Bob Edwards Miami North 05, 07-08 Embick Danny 02-05 Eugene Malik FL Miami, Faulk Nello 04 Fischer Kevin FL Park, Lake 03-05 Floyd Willie 07-09 Fortner Damian Heritage American FL Jupiter, 03-06 Beach Gardens Palm 01-04 FL Plantation, FL Tampa, 10 06, 08 FL Tampa, Boca Raton, FL St. Thomas Dwyer W.T. FL Hollywood, Paul John Pope Freedom FL Miami, Robinson Chaminade-Madonna Everglades eld Beach, FL rst four 08-10 DB 29/6 Beach, FL Daytona Mark Myers 10 players to play in every One of fi game in the program’s seasons. Javony Ward Ward Javony Watkins Kyle Ed Wertepny 02 White Cedric 06-08 Chris White 06-10 RB DB Whitehurst Nat 03-06 TE/OL Scott Whitener 01-02 11 33 07-10 RB 82/59 Wilbert Graham FL Tampa, 01-03 FL Wichner Zach FL Island, Miami, Merritt OL OL 08-10 30 Chad Wilkes OT Wilds Mike FL QB Pines, 66 Pembroke 04-07 63/62 FL Pines, Pembroke Williams Darian 73 FL Sarasota, 05-08 OL 14 Williams DeAndre FL Fort Meade, 07-10 09-10 05-07 Williams Jarred WR CA Valencia, 67 WR Lavoris Williams OL TE 09 FL 17 Davie, Williamson Demetrius 06-09 42/85 FL Stetson Wilson Lauderdale, North FL Fort Myers, 63 85 OL Winslow Rhett DL FL Orlando, FL 03-05 Miramar, Ryan Wischnefski 70 01 Jr Woods, 06-09 Amos 97 OL Tim Woods FL Fort Lauderdale, FL Fort Walton, 08-09 OL Wright David 73 OL WR Wright Martin FL 76 Lakeland, 10 Sean Wright 01 65 FL 24/80 Bay, Palm FL Davie, Zaccario Vinny 10 FL Gorda, Punta Zak Derek DL 06 OL 09-10 Zeeb Brandon DL Zele Markenel K 62 68 LB 07-08 04 91 FL Park, Orange FL City, Orange 10 WR 34/35 FL Miami, FL Tampa, 58 DB Beach, FL Fernandina 33 DL FL 37 Margate, 76 FL Melbourne, FL Pompano, Larry Taylor Larry Taylor Taylor Rudy Tellis Brittney 01-04 Terrell David 07 01-04 Terry Jerrell WR Thomas Darian WR 08-10 9 Justin Thomas LB 02-04 07-09 DB 16, 1 FL Sebastian, FL Miami, 01 V-Z S 62 DB 33 Raul Valero FL Miami, Camp Van Jeff Boca Raton, FL 17/6 FB 29 FL Jacksonville, Ryan VanKirk FL Kissimmee, 06 06-10 Vera Jason 10 Walding Tony 01 QB FL Miami, Walker Dominick OL 03 Walker Joe 0910 03-07 12 DL 58 FL Gulf Breeze, RB LB LB FL Miami, 62 01-04 32/2 41 FL Venice, FL Lakeland, 49 LB FL Melbourne, GA Villa Rica, Walk 52 Deerfi eld Beach, FL 05-09 DL 95 Naples, FL 05-09 DL Naples, 95 idge Tito Pollice Tito Pollice Polo Tavious Porter-Isom Darrion 01-05 02-04 Prudenti Matt 07-10 WR Pugh Jason WR DB 01-03 21 89 WR 02-04 5 FL Palmetto, FL Lakeland, LB 15 FL Fort Lauderdale, Beach, FL Vero 57 Beach, FL Atlantic Doug Parker Doug Parker Parker Thomas Ryan Paros 01/03-04 01-05 RB Lee Pasick Pattee Alex WR 5 06-08 Pecorella Alex Perkins Antes 01-03 88 LS Beach, FL Delray 08-10 08-09 Peterson Keegan FL Miami, S Charles Pierre 03-06 06-09 LB 23 WR Pindell Troy OL K FL Marathon, 23 Pinnick Josh 04-08 42 18/83 FL Orlando, Pitcock Kyle FL Sarasota, FL Hollywood, RB 63 02-06 30/22 Pizzuti Jared FL Riverview, 03-07 FL Miramar, Poitier Todd WR 31 07 DL 08-09 FL Orlando, 40 01 TE/OL 97 OL FL Tamarac, 86/54 FL Longwood, Satellite Beach, FL LB 77 FL Richie, Port New 44 Q-R Tim Raber Deerfi Ryan Rankin Reaser Keith Dave Richards 10 01 Richardson DeAndre 09-10 09-10 01-04 Rickards Ramon WR LS DB K Riquer Mauricio OL 01-04 Rivera Wilfred 24/2 06-09 54 34 DL FL Rizzo City, John Panama 17 77 DT Roberts Alva, FL 06-08 Jordan FL Miami, FL Sarasota, Beach, FL Delray 99 Robinson DeAndre WR 01-02 10 05-07 86/90 Rodgers Cameron FL FL Plantation, Miami, Rodgers Leland 01-04 DT 83 OL Rodriguez Tony WR FS FL Fort Myers, 02-03 Rolle Avonie 87 71 08-10 39 Rosas Andy FB FL Hollywood, 27 FL Springs, Coral Rose William DB IN Lafayette, 07-08 FL Tampa, Roundtree Craig 31 01-03 RB 18 Rush Kristopher AZ 05-09 Chandler, 01-04 FL P Springs, Coral 04-07 30 RB S S-T DL Chris Salivar FL Miami, 30/19 46 FL Miami, Sanchez Aaron 3 61 Sav Josh Lutz, FL 01-03 02-04 FL Bradenton, Schubert Garrett FL Tallahassee, OL Schultz Jameson RB 02 Segrete Jonathan 02 06 53 Sessa Jordan 35 S Seta Nick FL Beach Gardens, Palm FL Miami, OL Chris Shepherd 08-10 K Simeon Frantz 45 67 01-04 OL Sincere Cergile FL 01 Fort Lauderdale, 30 FL 04-06 Longwood, Sirmans Brian OL 79 03-07 FL Sloan Largo, Johnnie WR LB FL Skinner Quincy 09-10 Fort Lauderdale, 67 LB 01-04 Skop Derek 19 FL Apopka, SS 02-05 51 Cory Small 45 DL FL Park, Lake Smith Jarrid Boca Raton, FL DB FL Belle Glade, 49 07 Rusty Smith 96 FL Jacksonville, Justin Sobol 04-08 10 03-07 FL Bradenton, Ryan Sollazzo OL FL Springs, Coral DB 06-08 OL Soto Mark 01-03 Souverain McKinson QB 06-08 04-05 53 26 OL 72 Spencer Richard MA DL Peabody, QB FL Naples, 11 Carl Spitale FL 08 Okeechobee, 01 69 Robert St. Clair FL Jacksonville, 75 14 Strickland Winfred FL Park, Oakland, 05-07 LB 09-1 08-09 FL WR Brandon, Beach, FL Delray Stinson Xavier Strachan Teddy DL OL DB 62 89 08-10 Stryffeler Andrew 01-04 FL Corpus Christi, TX Sunrise, 09-10 Swain Quentin 76 74 FB 23 DL Beach, FL Palm West DE Beach, FL Royal Palm Cocoa, FL 02-03 8 94 LB 94 FL Miami, Beach, FL Dania NC Sanford, 51 FL Miami, 05-09 idge John Mertilus Sloan Mertilus 96 Johnnie Jean John Jimmy Dent Pugh 97 Jason 06-07 Pinnick 01-04 Reggie Williams 08-10 Josh James Jarred 02 Karl 09 04-07 Flemming McCoy 98 Sam 01/03-04 Jason Johnson 03-05 10 Jamere Robert St. Clair Hunter Rickards 99 Ramon 09-10 Joseph Randy 01-02 Daniel 06 01-04 06-08 07-10 Kevin Miller Henry Kevin Ricaldo McDonald Hunnicutt 74 Robert Monzon 07-09 Jarret 10 Spitale Gil 04 01-03 Carl Sobol Mathews 75 Ed Sollazzo Justin 05-07 Johnson Ryan 07-09 Klopfer Jamere Moran 02-03 Ryan 08 06 01 Ryan Fischer 76 Kevin 09 Wischnefski Zele 10 Ryan Robert St. Clair 06-09 Markenel McClover Richards 77 Dave 01-04 Pitcock Joshua 10 Huntt 06-08 Kyle 05 David McDonald Bitzer 78 Jay 01-04 Smith 07 William 02-04 Niblack 09-10 Jarrid Troy McDonald Ketchum 79 Kevin Sessa 05-07 Jarret 01 08-10 Jordan 05-07 Jones Benson 80 Erik Amondo 01-03 EJ 08-10 Jean Damian Lester 06 Moore 02 Paul 04 Jr Wood, Amos Dareus Housler 81 Dantson 07-08 Rob Conrad McGahee 82 Frank 10 Wertepny Casey 01-05 Muse 09 06-10 Ed 02-03 Fick Paul Alex 01 Rivera Coker 06-07 83 Ben Davis Wilfred Pecorella 08-09 Jamal Cunningham Alex 06-08 10 10 Marcus Crissinger-Hill Johnson 09 09 84 Anthony 01/03-04 Oboh 01-04 06-08 Conshario Deleon James Alex Jackson Cave 85 Arthur Wilds 09 Jervonte Williams 04 10 Mike Darian Lucie Hernandez 86 Danny 08-10 Coney 01-03 Jake 05-07 Riquer Daren 01 Cole Mauricio Pizzuti Conor 06 02-03 Dorvilus 04 Jared Nexon Roberts Hall 87 Jordan 07 08 Grant 09-10 Antonio Jamari Parker Harmon 88 Thomas 04 Hunter 01-02 Jason 06-09 Jerrard Spencer Pollice 06-09 89 Richard Cleveland 10 01-05 Tito McDonald Justin Osborne Phillip 06 01 Campbell 07 Nick 02-04 Forest Henderson Gray 90 William 10 08-10 Riquer Vinnie 05-06 Mauricio Beckman Jenkins 91 Jake 07-09 Amondo Josh Czuprynski 01-04 Damian Wright Andy 07 02-06 01 Martin 08-09 Jackson Guerrier 92 Yrvens Cyrille Jervonte 10 05-08 Kevin Konchak Jones 93 Brett 01-04 Givens E.J. 09-10 Jarvis Strachan Council 94 Teddy Stryffeler 02-04 Jermaine 07-10 05-06 06 Andrew Sav Chase 09-10 95 Mark 01-04 Josh 02-04 GET READY...

SENIORSHISTORY 146 HISTORY 2011 HISTORY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ALL-TIME GAME BALL WINNERS AWARDS BEGAN IN 2003 LM Casey McGahee QR Cameron Rodgers Chris Laskowski 01-04 Melbourne, FL Rockledge Tim Raber 10 Alva, FL Fort Myers 2003 GAME BALL WINNERS Warley Leroy 06-08 Boca Raton, FL American Heritage Keith Reaser 10 Miami, FL Killian Mike Leshe 01 Palm City, FL Martin County DeAndre Richardson 10 Panama City, FL Bay GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL TEAMS BONE AWARD Michael Lockley 07-10 Orlando, FL Olympia Dave Richards 01-04 Delray Beach, FL Spanish River @MTSU Richards Laskowski Rosas Earls B.J. Manley 04-07 Miami, FL Norland Ramon Rickards 01-04 Miami, FL Miami Killian Bynes Guerrier @Youngstown Chrissinger-Hill Terry Acevedo Skinner Ed Mathews 01 Naples, FL Lehigh Mauricio Riquer 09 Plantation, FL South Plantation Fischer Pugh David Matlock 06-09 Lake Whales, FL Lake Whales Wilfred Rivera 07-08 Fort Myers, FL Estero John Rizzo 05-08 Parkland, FL Marjory Stoneman Douglas Illinois State Taylor Huhley Pare Rickards Mark Maycock 06-07 Hialeah Gardens, FL Barbara Goleman Guffey Sloan Joshua McClover 07 North Lauderdale, FL Coconut Creek Jordan Roberts 01-02 Hollywood, FL South Broward DeAndre Robinson 10 Lafayette, IN Jefferson Texas State Jackson Gordon Higgins Gordon Sam McCoy 02 Hollywood, FL Nova Campos Roundtree Coisge McCullough 01 Tampa, FL Hillsborough Cameron Rodgers 01-04 Tampa, FL Jefferson Leland Rodgers 03 Chandler, AZ Dobson Nicholls State Allen Higgins Sanchez Roundtree William McDonald 01-04 Tampa, FL East Bay Shepherd Sloan Tony Rodriguez 09-10 Coral Spring Coral Glades Jarrett McDonald 06-07 Orlando, FL Flanagan Northern CO Embick Guerrier Higgins McGahee David McDowell 04 Davie, FL Nova Avonne Rolle 08 Miami, FL Central Jackson Rickards Erick McIntosh 08-09 Fort Myers, FL Lehigh Andy Rosas 01-03 Miami, FL Sunset Skinner Casey McGahee 03-06 Fort Myers, FL Sebring William Rose 06-09 Lutz, FL Gaither Gardner-Webb Taylor Hughley McKinley Swain Chris McKinley 01-04 Rockledge, FL Rockledge Craig Roundtree 01-03 Bradenton, FL Southeast Richards Pugh Samuel McRoy 09-10 Jacksonville, FL William Raines Kristopher Rush 05-08 Tallahassee, FL Lawton Chiles Siena Coker Higgins Henry Prudenti John Mertilus 07 Port St. Lucie, FL Fort Pierce Central Barron Rodgers Gedel Merzius 06-07 Miami, FL Archbishop Curley ND FIU Richards Skinner Walker Laskowski Bethune-Cookman Taylor Skinner Myers Hughley Kevin Miller 06-09 Oakland Park, FL Northeast Tellis Rickards Gil Monzon 06-07 Boynton Beach, FL Coral Springs Charter Northern Arizona Allen Laskowski McKinley Terry Yourhighness Morgan 09-10 Webster, FL South Sumter Chris Shepherd Fischer Hughley Alfred Morris 08-10 Pensacola, FL Pine Forest ST David Muniz 07-08, 10 Fern Park, FL Lyman Chris Salivar 02 Palm Beach Gardens, FL Benjamin School 2004 GAME BALL WINNERS Chris Munoz 01-02 Miami, FL Columbus Aaron Sanchez 02-04, 06 Miami, FL Sunset Paul Muse 09 Jacksonville, FL First Coast Josh Savidge 05-06, 08 Naples, FL Naples High GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL TEAMS BONE AWARD Kinyumba Mutakabbir 01/04 Lawrenceville, GA Berkmar Garrett Schubert 01 Fort Lauderdale, FL Boyd Anderson @Hawaii Crissinger-Hill Rodgers Taylor Earls Julian Myers 05-06, 08 Staten Island, NY Tottenville Nick Seta 01 Boca Raton, FL Boca Raton @UNT D. Parker Higgins Jackson McKinley Mark Myers 01-04 Rockledge, FL Rockledge Chris Shepherd 01-04 Apopka, FL Apopka @MTSU Richards Hughley Brown Rodgers Frantz Simeon 05-06 Lake Park, FL Palm Beach Gardens @TSU Sanchez Guerrier Pindell McDowell Cergille Sincere 04-07 Belle Glade, FL Glades Central @UNC Bynes Higgins Myers Sanchez Quincy Skinner 03-05 Coral Springs, FL Ely @FAMU Fischer Earls Tellis Bartels Johnnie Sloan 01-04 Bradenton, FL Southeast ISU Shepherd Hughley Ackerblom Walker 2009 GAME BALL WINNERS Corey Small 05-08 Naples, FL Gulfcoast EW Sanchez Jenkins Bartels None FIU Allen Terry Pindell Earls GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL TEAMS BONE Brian Pare Jarrid Smith 04-07 Okeechobee, FL Okeechobee @North Texas* Miller Bradwell Jensen M. Bartels NOP Rusty Smith 06-09 Jacksonville, FL Sandalwood @ULL Morris M. Bartels Huggins Harmon 2005 GAME BALL WINNERS Chris Newbold 10 Fort Lauderdale, FL Pembroke Pines Ryan Sollazzo 07 Brandon, FL Armwood Arkansas State* Van Camp M. Bartels Groody Bonner Mike Nweze 10 Mainland, FL Seabreeze McKinson Souverain 05 Delray Beach, FL Atlantic Western Kentucky Jean McIntosh Glover Stinson GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL TEAMS BONE AWARD @FIU Morris/Van Camp Bradwell D. Williams Bartels Mike O’Neill 06 Vero Beach, FL Vero Beach Carl Spitale 09 Royal Palm Beach, FL Royal Palm Beach @ULL Porter-Isom Pinnick Hall Nick Osborne 09 Fort Lauderdale, FL Calvary Christian Robert St. Clair 05-08 West Palm Beach, FL Forest Hill North Texas Edgecomb Earls Kennard Earls Xavier Stinson 09-10 Miami, FL Chaminade-Madonna Taurian Osborne 01-02 Pembroke Pines, FL Miami Jackson Senior Teddy Strachan 01-04 Dania Beach, FL South Broward 2006 GAME BALL WINNERS 2010 GAME BALL WINNERS Tony Padilla 01 Weston, FL Western Winfred Strickland 10 Cocoa, FL Cocoa Peter Pantelakos 06 Miami, FL Sunset Andrew Stryffeler 10 Sanford, NC Lee County GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL TEAMS BONE AWARD GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL TEAMS BONE Brian Pare 03 Boca Raton, FL Boca Raton Quentin Swain 02-03 Miami, FL Northwestern @ULM Faulk Bethel DeShields Pindell @UAB Lester Jean Kevin Cyrille Michael Lockley Hinds FIU* Sam McRoy Dino Cox Mickey Groody Alexander Nick Paris 05-08 Palm Bay, FL Palm Bay Larry Taylor 01-04 Sebastian, FL Sebastian Southern Utah Pierre Sincere Housler Bartels Arkansas State Smith Small Bartels Small @WKU* Jeff Van Camp Tarvoris Hill Ross Gornall Housler Brittney Tellis 01-04 Miami, FL Northwestern Doug Parker 01/03-04 Delray Beach, FL Atlantic @North Texas Pierre Bartels/ Acevedo ULL* Jeff Van Camp Jamere Johnson DeAndre Robinson Morgan Thomas Parker 01-02/04-05 Miami, FL Northwestern Jerrell Terry 02-04 Kissimmee, FL Osceola DeShields Ryan Paros 07 Marathon, FL Marathon Darian Thomas 08 Jacksonville, FL First Coast FIU R. Smith J. Jackson Simeon F. Joseph Lee Pasick 01-03 Sarasota, FL Riverview 2007 GAME BALL WINNERS Alex Pecorella 09 Orlando, FL Olympia Antes Perkins 04-06 Miramar, FL Stranahan GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL TEAMS BONE AWARD Keegan Peterson 07-09 Riverview, FL Riverview Joe Walker Middle Tennessee J. Smith St. Clair Small Bartels Charles Pierre 05-08 Orlando, FL Lake Highland Prep VWZ Minnesota R. Smith Polo Leroy Barnett Troy Pindell 03-06 Tamarac, FL America Heritage Jeff Van Camp 09-10 Gulf Breeze, FL Navarre @North Texas Harmon Sincere Rivera/Hill Frantz Joseph Dominick Walker 05-07 Lakeland, FL Lakeland High @ULL Pierre Sincere Edgecomb Czepiga Josh Pinnick 04-07 Satellite Beach, FL Satellite Beach Joe Walker 01-04 Gainesville, FL Deerfi eld Beach Arkansas State Rose F. Joseph Bradwell Sincere Todd Poitier 01-02 Deerfi eld Beach, FL Deerfi eld Beach Kyle Watkins 07 Merritt Island, FL Merritt Island @FIU Gent Small Edgecomb Sincere Tavious Polo 07-10 Fort Lauderdale, FL South Plantation Ed Wertepny 09-10 Tampa, FL Sickles @Troy Miller F. Joseph Hill Bartels Darrion Porter-Isom 04-05 Palmetto, FL Manatee Nat Whitehurst 02 Sarasota, FL Sarasota J. Smith Small Matt Prudenti 01-03 Vero Beach, FL Vero Beach Scott Whitener 01-02 Fort Meade, FL Fort Mead vs Memphis R. Smith (MV) Small Edgecomb B. Jackson Jason Pugh 02-04 Atlantic Beach, FL Fletcher Zach Wichner 05,07 Davie, FL South Plantation 2008 GAME BALL WINNERS Mike Wilds 05 Miramar, FL Western Chad Wilkes 05-06, 08 Fort Myers, FL Lehigh GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL TEAMS BONE AWARD Darian Williams 09-10 North Lauderdale, FL Northeast UAB Grant M. Hancock Czepiga Alexander DeAndrew Williams 10 Orlando, FL Oak Ridge @WKU Pierre Small Peterson Small Lavoris Williams 06-09 Fort Lauderdale, FL Dillard @ULM Housler M. Hancock Morris Jensen Demetrius Williamson 10 Daytona Beach, FL Spruce Creek UNT Pierre Clark Jensen Joseph Rhett Winslow 01 Punta Gorda, FL Charlotte ULL Rose Jackson Edgecomb Jean FIU Smith Joseph Czepiga Blanchard Stetson Wilson 04 Lakeland, FL Lakeland Hand painted game balls follow victories Ryan Wischnefski 08 Palm Bay, FL Melbourne vs Central Michigan Smith Joseph Morris Czepiga Martin Wright 10 Miami, FL Booker T. Washington Derek Zak 04 Melbourne, FL Melbourne 148 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 149 HISTORY 2011 HISTORY FLORIDAFLORIDA ATLANTICATLANTIC UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY

DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS ALL-TIME GAME CAPTAINS 09/02/06 Clemson Sanchez, Faulk, Bartels, Sincere Lost/Defended East 09/09/06 Kansas State Pinnick, Sanchez, Acevedo Won/Deferred North 2006 DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS FAU RESULT DEFENDS 09/16/06 Oklahoma State Sanchez, Bethel, DeShields, Sincere Lost/Received East 09/01/01 Slippery Rock Allen, Jahn, Poitier, Laskowski Lost/Received East 09/23/06 South Carolina DeShields, Sanchez, Sincere Won/Deferred North 090/8/01 Bethune-Cookman Allen and Poitier Lost/Kicks West 09/30/06 ULM Sanchez, Pinnick, Greg Joseph Lost/Received North 2001 09/22/01 Marist Allen, Mathews, Guerrier, Johnson Lost/Received East 10/12/06 Southern Utah Bethel, DeShields, Faulk Lost/Received West 10/06/01 Drake Allen and Schubert Lost/Defends South 10/18/06 ULL Housler, Sincere, Pierre Lost/Defended East 10/13/01 Jacksonville Allen, Richards, Johnson, Poitier Lost/Received East 10/28/06 Arkansas State Sanchez, F. Joseph, Akerblom Wins/Defended West 10/20/01 St. Mary’s (CA) Allen, D. Parker, Higgins, Hernandez Won/Received West 11/04/06 Middle Tennessee Small, J. Smith, Bartels Lost/Received South 10/27/01 St. Peter’s Allen, D. Parker, Poitier, Guerrier Lost/Received East 11/11/06 Troy J. Jackson, Simeon, Sanchez Won/Defended East 11/03/01 Gardner-Webb Allen and Poitier Won/Defends South 11/18/06 North Texas Simeon, Sincere, McGahee Won/Defended North 11/10/01 Eastern Illinois Jahn, Pasick, Mathews, McCullough Lost/Defends West 11/25/06 FIU Bethel, Faulk Lost/Received East 11/17/01 Albany (NY) Allen, Johnson Won/Defends West DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS FAU RESULT DEFENDS 09/01/07 Middle Tennessee Pinnick, Bartels, J. Smith Won/Received West 08/29/02 South Florida Allen, Laskowski Lost/Received South 09/08/07 Oklahoma State J. Smith, St. Clair, Small, Bartels Won/Received West 2007 090/7/02 Bethune-Cookman Poitier, Richards Won/Defers East 09/15/07 Minnesota Acevedo, F. Joseph, Rizzo Won/Received East 2002 09/14/02 James Madison Tellis, Jordan Lost/Received North 09/22/07 North Texas Polo, Leroy, Manley Lost/Defended West 09/21/02 Eastern Kentucky Harper, Guerrier Won/Deferred North 09/29/07 Kentucky Polo, Sincere, Harmon, Rivera Won/Received West 10/05/02 Nicholls State Allen, Guerrier Won/Deferred North 10/06/07 USF Small, B. Jackson, J. Jackson Lost/Received West 10/12/02 Youngstown State Sloan, Allen, McCoy Won/Deferred East 10/20/07 ULL Sincere, Rose, Edgecomb Won/Received North 10/26/02 Troy State McDowell, Rodgers, Parker and Gray Lost/Deferred West 10/27/07 ULM Gent, Small, St. Clair Won/Defended West 11/01/02 Connecticut Hughley, Allen, Barron, Roberts Won/Deferred North 11/10/07 Arkansas State Seniors: for the fl ip Sincere and J. Smith Won/Received East 11/09/02 Morris Brown Guerrier, Allen, Rosas, Myers Won/Deferred West 11/17/07 Florida Rose, Bradwell and F. Joseph Lost/Received North 11/16/02 Eastern Illinois Guerrier, Allen, Hughley Won/Deferred South 11/24/07 FIU R. Smith, Sincere, J. Smith, Edgecomb Lost/Received West 11/23/02 FIU Allen, Laskowski, Prudenti, Hughley Won/Received East 12/01/07 Troy Edgecomb, Gent, Small Won/Received West 12/21/07 vs Memphis F. Joseph, J. Smith, Sincere Lost/Received North DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 08/28/03 Middle Tennessee Allen, Guffey, Guerrier, Higgins Lost/Received North DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 09/06/03 Valdosta State Laskowski, Guerrier, Richards, Prudenti, Bynes, Rosas Lost/Received West 08/30/08 Texas Rizzo, F. Joseph, Edgecomb Won/Receive North 2003 09/13/03 Central Florida Campos, Earls, Laskowski, Guerrier Won /Received South 09/06/08 UAB Smith, F. Joseph, Edgecomb Won/Receive West 09/20/03 Youngstown State Crissinger-Hill, Skinner, Allen, Higgins, Myers Won/Received South 2008 09/13/08 Michigan State Czepiga, Hancock, Alexander Lost/Receive North 09/27/03 Illinois State Pugh, Skinner, Fischer, Allen Lost/Received East 09/20/08 Minnesota Czepiga, Matlock, Myers Won/Receive North 10/04/03 Texas State Sloan, Hughley, Taylor, Pare Lost/Defended East 09/30/08 MTSU Edgecomb, J. Jackson, Peterson Won/Receive North 10/11/03 Nicholls State Roundtree, Campos, Higgins, Gordon, Jackson Won/Received East 10/07/08 Troy Czepiga, B. Jackson, Savidge Won/Receive East 10/18/03 Northern Colorado Higgins, Allen, Higgins, Sanchez Won/Deferred East 10/18/08 WKU Alexander, Myers, Housler Won/Deferred North 11/01/03 Gardner-Webb Jackson, Embick, Guerrier, Rickards, Higgins Won/Deferred East 10/25/08 ULM Small, Pierre, Alexander Lost/Receive South 11/15/03 Siena Taylor, Hughley, Bynes, Guerrier, McKinley Lost/Received West 11/08/08 UNT Morris, Hancock, Housler Won/Received West 11/22/03 FIU Barron, Hughley, Higgins, Henry, Coker Won/Received West 11/15/08 ULL G. Joseph, Gent, Jensen, Clark Lost/Received East 11/29/03 Bethune-Cookman Hughley, Sanchez, Richards, Guerrier, Earls Won/Received West 11/22/08 ASU Rose, J. Jackson, Edgecomb, Small Won/Received North 12/06/03 Northern Arizona Myers, Skinner, Taylor, Tellis, Richard Won/Received West 11/29/08 FIU Czepiga, Paris, F. Joseph Lost/Received East 12/13/03 Colgate Allen, McKinley, Hughley, Laskowski, Fischer Lost/Defended West 12/26/08 CMU Czepiga, F. Joseph, Edgecomb, Paris Won/Received South DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 09/04/04 Hawaii Allen, Laskowski, Hughley Lost/Defended North 09/05/09 Nebraska Seniors (Matlock, Bradwell, L. Williams and Jensen) Won/Received North 09/11/04 North Texas Crissinger-Hill, Rodgers, Earls, Taylor Won/Received North 09/19/09 South Carolina Josh Savidge, Jason Harmon, Xavier Stinson Lost/Defend North 2004 09/18/04 Middle Tennessee D. Parker, A. Jackson, Higgins, McKinley Won/Received North 2009 09/26/09 Louisiana-Monroe Xavier Stinson, Michael Lockley, William Rose Won/Received West 10/09/04 Texas State Brown, Gray, Richards, Hughley Lost/Received South 10/03/09 Wyoming Xavier Stinson, Daniel Joseph, Kevin Miller Lost/Received West 10/16/04 Northern Colorado Sanchez, McDowell, Pindell, Guerrier Won/Received North 10/17/09 North Texas Dino Cox, Austin Jensen, Jamari Grant Won/Defend North 10/23/04 ULM Bynes, Higgins, Myers, Sanchez Won/Received East 10/24/09 Louisiana-Lafayette Rusty Smith, Kevin Miller, Edward Bradwell, Austin Jensen Won/Received North 10/30/04 Florida A&M Laskowski, Allen Won/Received North 10/31/09 Middle Tennessee Rod Huggins, Rusty Smith, Marcus Bartels, Lavoris Williams Won/Received West 11/06/04 Troy Bartels, Tellis, Fischer, Earls Won/Defended West 11/07/09 UAB Chris Bonner, Jeff Van Camp, Morgan Barnett, Edward Bradwell Lost/Received North 11/13/04 New Mexico State Pindell, Allen, Laskowski, Guerrier Won/Defended East 11/14/09 Arkansas State Jeff Van Camp, Edward Bradwell, William Rose, Xavier Stinson Lost/Received East 11/20/04 Illinois State McKinley, D. Parker, Coker Lost/Received. West 11/21/09 Troy Jeff Van Camp, Marcus Bartels, Mickey Groody, Jason Harmon Lost/Received East 11/27/04 Edward Waters Shepherd, Hughley, Akerblom, Walker Lost/Received West 11/28/09 Western Kentucky McIntosh, Stinson, Van Camp, Jensen, Spitale Won/Received East 12/04/04 FIU Sanchez, Jenkins, Bartels Lost/Defended West 12/05/09 Florida International Seniors (Van Camp, Rose, Bradwell, Harmon) Lost/Received DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 09/03/05 Kansas Embick, Earls, Hughley Lost/Received North 09/02/10 UAB Jeff Van Camp, Ross Gornall, Malike Eugene Lost/Received South 09/08/05 Oklahoma State Pinnick, Smith, Gordon, Embick Lost/Received West 09/11/10 Michigan State Lester Jean, David Muniz, Kevin Cyrille Wins/Defend North 2005 09/17/05 Minnesota Embick, Smith, Gordon, Earls Lost/Defended West 2010 09/25/10 North Texas Tarvoris Hill, Mickey Groody, Rob Housler Won/Received West 09/22/05 ULM Embick, Earls, Hughley, Smith Won/Received East 10/02/10 USF Jeff Van Camp, Tarvoris Hill, Jeff Blanchard, Willie Floyd Lost/Received North 10/01/05 Louisville Embick, Earls, Hughley, Smith Won/Received South 10/09/10 ULM Jeff Van Camp, Michael Lockley, Ross Gornall, Alfred Morris Won/Defended South 10/06/05 ULL Embick, Skinner, Bartels, Smith Won/Deferred North 10/23/10 Arkansas State Jeff Blanchard, Tavious Polo, Samuel McRoy Won/Received North 10/15/05 Middle Tennessee Earls, Porter-Isom, Faulk, St. Clair Won/Deferred East 10/30/10 FIU Tarvoris Hill, Marcus Bartels, Chris Newbold Lost/Received West 10/22/05 Arkansas State Smith, McGahee, Bartels, Gordon Won/Received North 11/06/10 WKU David Muniz, Dino Cox, Lester Jean Lost/Received South 11/05/05 Troy Embick, Smith, Skinner, Benson Lost/Received West 11/13/10 ULL Jeff Blanchard, Tarvoris Hill, Jeff Van Camp Lost/Defend East 11/12/05 North Texas McGahee, Smith, St. Clair Lost/Defended West 11/20/10 Texas Rob Housler, Jamere Johnson, DeAndre Robinson Lost/Defend South 11/26/05 FIU Benson, Porter-Isom, Dareus (collective seniors) Wins/Deferred East 11/27/10 MTSU Jeff Van Camp, Michael Lockley, Willie Floyd Lost/Received South 12/04/10 Troy Jeff Blanchard, Jeff Van Camp, Ed Alexander Lost/Received East

150 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 151 HISTORY 153 Y IT RS VE NI U 2011 IC NT LA ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! AT A ID p.m. L 36-24 15-1 6 36-24 p.m. L 2 p.m. W 31-26 8-4 31-26 36 34 0-11 p.m. W 51-3 p.m. W p.m. W 31-19 8-2 31-19 30 19 p.m. W p.m. W 31-23 5-6 31-23 RV p.m. W p.m. W 27-14 4-8 27-14 RV p.m. W p.m. L 17-45 10-2 17-45 p.m. L OR 6:00 p.m. 6:00 L 10-51 9-2 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA FL (Raymond James) (Raymond Ft. Lauderdale, FL Ft. Lauderdale, FL Ft. Lauderdale, 4 FL Ft. Lauderdale, 4 1 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Ft. Lauderdale, 4 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Ft. Lauderdale, 4 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Ft. Lauderdale, 4 Ft. Lauderdale, FL Ft. Lauderdale, 4 Nov. 1 Nov. Sat. 15 Nov. Sat. Gardner-Webb 22 Nov. Siena Sat. 29 Nov. FIU Sat. 6 Dec. Bethune-Cookman Sat. Beach, FL Daytona 13 Dec. Sat. Arizona Northern Colgate Flagstaff, AZ 1 p.m. FL Miami, W 32-24 9 p.m. 9-3 W 48-25 3:30 p.m. 14 W 9-3 32-23 14 2-10 16 16 Oct. 18 Sat. Colorado Northern Oct. 11 Sat State Nicholls Sep. 13 Sat. Sep. 20 UCF Sat. Sep. 27 State Youngstown Sat Oct. 4 OH Youngstown, State Illinois Sat. State Texas IL Normal, 7 p.m. FL Orlando, W 13-6 2:30 p.m. 5-6 6 p.m. W 28-10 L 32 6-6 29-33 3-8 23 40 Date Sep. 1 Day Sat. Sep. 8 Opponent Slippery Rock Sat. Sep. 15 Sat. Bethune-Cookman Sep. 22 Madison Beach, FL James Daytona Sat. Oct. 6 Player) FL (Pro Miami, Marist Site Sat. Oct. 13 4:00 p.m. VA Harrisonburg, Sat. 7:00 p.m. Drake Oct. 20 L Jacksonville Sat. W Oct. 27 (CA) St. Mary’s Sat. SEPTEMBER 11 ATTACKS DUE TO PLAY DID NOT 3 Nov. 7-40 St. Peter’s Sat. 31-28 10 Nov. Player) FL (Pro Miami, Player) FL (Pro Miami, Player) FL (Pro Miami, Sat. Gardner-Webb 17 Nov. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 6-4 6-4 Eastern Illinois Sat. IA Des Moines, W (NY) Albany W L NC Springs, Boiling Player) FL (Pro Miami, Player) FL (Pro Miami, Time 4:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 35-12 31-9 22 10-24 1:30 p.m. L Player) L FL (Pro Miami, 2:00 p.m. 6-5 W/L L 4:00 p.m. 6-5 3-6 L Score W 0-19 10-38 19-25 Final Recd 9-2 7-31 Rk 10-1 27-9 Game Day Rk 6-4 5-5 7-3 4 Date 4 29 Aug. Thu. Day Sep. 7 South Florida Opponent Sat. Sep. 14 Sat. Bethune-Cookman Sep. 21 FL Madison Player) FL (Pro James Miami, Sat. Tampa, Oct. 5 7:00 p.m. Eastern Kentucky Site Sat. Oct. 12 VA Harrisonburg, VA Richmond, Sat. L State Nicholls Oct. 26 State Youngstown Sat. 2 Nov. Player) FL (Pro Miami, Troy 17-30 Sat. 6:00 p.m. 9 Nov. LA 3:00 p.m. Thibodeaux, Connecticut Sat. 16 Nov. L 6:00 p.m. 11-1 L Sat. Brown Morris 23 Nov. Eastern Illinois Sat. L 13-16 FIU 3:00 p.m. 17-24 CT Storrs, Charleston, IL Time 11 Player) FL (Pro Miami, L 6-22 6-6 7-4 AL Troy, 3:00 p.m. NR W 8-4 22-33 W/L 2:00 p.m. Score NR RV 8-3 34-13 Noon L Player) FL (Pro Miami, Final Recd 1-10 22 3:00 p.m. 22 Rk Game Day Rk 17 3:00 p.m. 6-47 W 17 L 20 L 8-4 31-21 24 14-61 6-21 5-6 4-7 Date 4-8 2 28 Aug. Thu. Day Sep. 6 Tennessee Middle Opponent Sat. TN Murfreesboro, 3 State Valdosta Site 8 p.m. W 20-19 4-8 Time W/L Score Final Recd Rk Game Day Rk 2001 HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (4-6) 2001 HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (2-9) 2002 HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (11-3) 2003 HOWARD t Albany 27-9 W 11/17/01 H ot State Arkansas 3-0 L 10/22/05 A 29-0 W 10/28/06 H 34-31 W 11/10/07 H 35-18 28-14 L 11/22/08 A W 11/14/09 H 37-16 L 10/23/10 A Bethune-Cookman 31-28 W 09/08/01 A 30-17 L 09/07/02 H 32-24 W 11/29/03 A Michigan Central 24-21 W 12/26/08 N Clemson 54-6 L 09/02/06 A Colgate 36-24 L 12/13/03 H Connecticu 61-14 L 11/02/02 A Drake 31-7 L 10/06/01 A Eastern Illinois 38-10 L 11/10/01 H 47-6 L 11/16/02 A Eastern Kentucky 22-6 L 09/21/02 A Waters Edward 49-15 W 11/27/04 H Florida 59-20 L 11/17/07 A Florida A&M 38-8 W 10/30/04 A FIU 31-21 W 11/23/02 H 32-23 W 11/22/03 A 17-10 W 12/04/04 H 52-6 L 11/26/05 A 31-0 W 11/25/06 H ot 55-23 W 11/24/07 A 57-50 W 11/29/08 H 28-21 W 12/05/09 A 21-9 W 10/30/10 H ALL-TIME SERIES ALL-TIME RESULTS rst recipient of of rst recipient rst recruiting class rst recruiting Ramon Rickards (1981-2006) was a Rickards Ramon fi FAU’s of member with his fellow foundation graduated and team’s 2005. The of in May builders in was renamed hitter” award “hardest 2006 Football Banquet. at the his honor fi was the Joseph Frantz by was presented It award. renamed the Chris Laskowski. teammate Rickards still in its program, Owl football “The like men built by young is being infancy, Coach Howard Head FAU said Ramon,” accepted the “Ramon Schnellenberger. belief on the to FAU to come challenge became quickly He what would come. of propelled who leader and a teammate and I-AA playoffs Division the into FAU will I-A. Ramon to Division eventually man as a young be remembered forever of evolution in the was instrumental who this program.” AWARD WINNERS AWARD 2004 LB Earls, Shomari 2005 DB Gordon, Lawrence 2006 LB Joseph, Frantz 2007 LB Joseph, Frantz 2008 LB Czepiga, Ted 2009 DB Bartels, Marcus 2010 LB Morgan, Yourhighness GET READY...

SENIORSSSEHISTORYENIIORRS 152 HISTORY 155 Y IT RS VE NI U 2011 IC NT LA ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! AT A ID OR FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA FL Date Sep. 1 Day Sep. 8 Sat Sep. 15 Opponent Sat Tennessee Middle Sat Sep. 22 State Oklahoma FL Sat Fort Lauderdale, Sep. 29 Minnesota Sat Oct. 6 Texas North OK Stillwater, Site Oct. 20 4 p.m. Kentucky Sat Sat Oct. 27 10 USF Sat Nov. W FL Miami, ULL TX Denton, Sat 17 Nov Louisiana-Monroe 7 p.m. 24 Nov. Sat State Arkansas FL Fort Lauderdale, KY Lexington, Sat 27-14 1 Dec. Florida L 21 Dec. FIU Sat FL Fort Lauderdale, 4 p.m. Fri 5-7 Time Troy 7 p.m. 1 p.m. FL Fort Lauderdale, 4 p.m. Memphis 42-6 L LA 1 p.m. Lafayette, W W W/L 4 p.m. FL W Gainesville, L 7-6 33-30 ot Score L FL Miami, 30-20 42-39 LA Orleans, 6-6 New 7 p.m. 34-31 AL 45-17 Troy, Final Recd 12 p.m. 2-10 1-11 W Rk 35-23 5-7 Participant Bowl 8-5 L 7 p.m. 9-4 39-32 ot W 7 p.m. 2007 3-9 59-20 14 2 p.m. W Bowl) Orleans (New 44-27 6 9-4 W 2007 55-23 7-6 Date 2007 38-32 12 1-11 30 Aug. Sat Day Sept. 6 8-4 Sept. 13 Sat Opponent 10 Texas No. 2008 Sat Sept. 20 UAB Sat Sept. 30 State Michigan Tue Oct. 7 Minnesota TX Austin, Tennessee Middle Site Oct. 18 MI East Lansing, Tue Sat TN Oct. 25 Murfreesboro, Troy 8 Sat Nov. Kentucky Western MN Minneapolis, 15 Nov. Noon Sat Louisiana-Monroe KY Green, Bowling FL Fort Lauderdale, Sat 22 8 p.m. Nov. LA Monroe, 6 p.m. Texas North Sat 29 Nov. ULL 4 p.m. L Sat 7 p.m. Noon 26 L Dec. State Arkansas L at FIU Time FL W FL Fort Lauderdale, W Fort Lauderdale, AR Jonesboro, L 17-0 Michigan Central 14-13 7 p.m. 52-10 8 p.m. 4 p.m. MI Detroit, W/L 49-34 24-20 5-7 FL 9-3 37-3 Fort Lauderdale, W 12-1 L Score W 3 p.m. 4-8 2-10 FL Miami, 4 p.m. 7-6 29-28 L Final Recd 46-13 30-17 19 3 7 p.m. Rk W Participant Bowl 4-8 1-11 W 8-5 28-14 2008 40-29 2009 4 p.m. 6-6 24-21 6-6 City Bowl) (Motor W 2008 8-5 57-50 OT 2008 5-7 2008 2007 HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (8-5) 2007 HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (7-6) 2008 HOWARD Morris Brown 34-13 W 11/09/02 H Nebraska 49-3 L 09/05/09 A State Mexico New 35-7 L 11/13/04 H Nicholls State 33-22 L 10/05/02 A 31-23 W 10/11/03 H North Texas 20-13 W 09/11/04 A 26-23 W 11/12/05 H 17-16 W 11/18/06 A 30-20 W 09/22/07 A 46-13 W 11/08/08 H 44-40 W 10/17/09 A 21-17 L 09/25/10 H Northern Arizona 48-25 W 12/06/03 A Northern Colorado 31-19 W 10/18/03 H 39-24 W 10/16/04 A Oklahoma State 23-3 L 09/08/05 H 48-8 L 09/16/06 A 42-6 L 09/08/07 A Siena 51-3 W 11/15/03 H Slippery Rock 40-7 L 09/01/01 H South Carolina 45-6 L 09/23/06 A 38-16 L 09/19/09 A Southern Utah 32-7 W 10/12/06 H St. Mary’s 24-10 L 10/20/01 H St. Peter’s 10-0 L 10/27/01 H Texas 52-10 L 08/30/08 A 51-17 L 11/20/10 A State Texas 27-14 W 10/04/03 H 20-13 W 10/09/04 A Date Sep. 4 Day Sat Sep. 11 Opponent Sat Hawaii Sep. 18 Texas North Sat Oct. 9 Tennessee Middle Sat Oct. 16 TN Murfreesboro, Sat Site State Texas Oct. 23 Colorado TX Denton, Northern Sat Oct. 30 CO Greeley, Louisiana-Monroe Sat , HI Honolulu 6 Nov. FL A&M Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Sat 13 Nov. TX San Marco, Sat Troy 20 Nov. 3 p.m. State Mexico New Sat 27 Nov. FL State Illinois Ft. Lauderdale, FL Sat Tallahassee, W 4 Dec. Waters Edward 4 p.m. Sat 7 p.m. 12:05 a.m. 27-20 FIU FL W 4 p.m. Ft. Lauderdale, FL Ft. Lauderdale, L 1:30 p.m. Time 5-6 W AL 35-28 ot Troy, 4 p.m. W 8-5 W 13-17 20-13 4 p.m. 20-13 W/L 39-24 L 5-6 Score 7-5 4 p.m. 5-6 W 4 p.m. 2-9 7-35 Final Recd FL Miami, Rk W 38-8 Participant Bowl W 5-6 28-0 3-8 49-15 2004 3:30 p.m. 4-7 8-3 L 2004 6-24 Date 4 p.m. 7-5 Sep. 3 Day Sat Sep. 8 Opponent W Kansas Thu Sep. 17 Sat State Oklahoma 17-10 Sep. 22 Minnesota Thu Oct. 1 3-7 Louisiana-Monroe FL Miami, Site Sat Oct. 6 FL Ft. Lauderdale, Louisville Thu Oct. 15 Sat KS Lawrence, ULL 2004 MN Minneapolis, Oct. 22 Tennessee Middle Sat 5 Nov. FL State Arkansas Fort Lauderdale, Sat 12 Nov. Sat 7:30 p.m. Troy KY Louisville, 26 Nov. Texas North L Sat AR Jonesboro, FIU 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 28-21 4 p.m. LA 3 p.m. Lafayette, FL Fort Lauderdale, 5-6 L L Time L L 23-3 AL 46-7 Troy, 1 p.m. 35-14 6 p.m. W/L 30-19 Score 4-7 4 p.m. FL Miami, 7-5 4-7 L 7-5 L Final Recd 7 p.m. Rk W 61-10 Participant Bowl 3-0 ot W 26-23 9-3 6-5 28-10 2-9 3 p.m. 6-5 2005 6 p.m. Date 2005 L Sep. 2 L Sep. 9 28-14 Day Sat Sep. 16 2005 2005 52-6 4-7 Sat Opponent Sep. 23 Sat Clemson Sep. 30 Sat 5-6 State Kansas State Oklahoma Oct. 12 Sat South Carolina Oct. 18 Thu Site OK Stillwater, Louisiana-Monroe Oct. 28 Wed KS Manhattan, Utah Southern 4 SC Nov. Clemson, LA Monroe, SC Sat Columbia, ULL 11 Nov. Sat 18 Nov. State Arkansas Sat FL Fort Lauderdale, 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 25 Nov. Sat Tennessee Middle Troy 7 p.m. Sat 7 p.m. 3:30 p.m. FL Fort Lauderdale, TN Murfreesboro, 7 p.m. Texas North L L Time L FIU 4 p.m. W FL L Fort Lauderdale, 3:30 p.m. W 48-8 45-0 54-6 TX Denton, L 7 p.m. W/L W 32-7 45-6 21-19 7-5 7-6 FL Score Fort Lauderdale, 8-4 3-8 29-0 35-14 4-8 8-5 L Final Recd 4 p.m. Rk FL Miami, 7-6 Participant Bowl 6-6 7 p.m. 6-0 L W 6-6 2007 2007 24-17 2007 7 p.m. 17-16 2007 8-5 3-9 2007 W 31-0 0-12 2007 2004 HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (9-3) 2004 HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (2-9) 2005 HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (5-7) 2006 HOWARD Gardner-Webb 25-19 L 11/03/01 A 31-26 W 11/01/03 H ot Hawaii 35-28 W 09/04/04 A Illinois State 28-10 W 09/27/03 H 28-0 W 11/20/04 H Jacksonville 35-12 W 10/13/01 H James Madison 16-13 L 09/14/02 A Kansas 30-19 L 09/03/05 A State Kansas 45-0 L 09/09/06 A Kentucky 45-17 L 09/29/07 A Louisiana 28-10 W 10/06/05 A ot 6-0 L 10/18/06 H 39-32 W 10/20/07 A 40-29 W 11/15/08 H 51-29 L 10/24/09 A 24-23 W 11/13/10 H Louisville 61-10 L 10/01/05 A Marist 31-9 W 09/22/01 H Memphis 44-27 W 12/21/07 N Michigan State 17-0 L 30-17 09/13/08 A L 09/11/10 H/N Middle Tennessee 20-19 W 08/28/03 A 27-20 W 09/18/04 A 35-14 L 10/15/05 H 35-14 L 11/04/06 A 27-14 W 09/01/07 H 14-13 L 09/30/08 A 27-20 L 10/31/09 H 38-14 L 11/27/10 A Minnesota 46-7 L 09/17/05 A 42-39 W 09/15/07 H 37-3 L 09/20/08 A GET READY...

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SENIORSHISTORY 156 HISTORY 2011 HISTORY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY 2007 New Orleans Bowl 2008 Motor City Bowl BOWL GAME RECORDS: Dec. 21, 2007 — New Orleans, LA Dec. 26, 2008 — Detroit, MI FAU RECORDS Total Offensive Plays: Longest Punt: CONSECUTIVE PASSES 78 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 46 by Keegan Peterson vs. Central Michigan COMPLETED: Memphis 27, Florida Atlantic 44 Florida Atlantic 24, CMU 21 First Downs: (2008 Motor City Bowl) 27 vs. Central Michigan Total Offensive Yards: 7 by Martin Hankin of Memphis (2007 NEW ORLEANS (AP) -- Howard Schnellenberger’s reac- DETROIT (AP) -- Florida Atlantic has played eight (2008 Motor City Bowl) 398 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Most Interceptions: New Orleans Bowl) tion to having a bucket of icy sports drink dumped on seasons of college football, three at the major level, 1 by Carldayle Brantley vs. Central Michigan Fewest Total Offensive Yards: him showed precisely why Florida Atlantic chose him and already has a in bowl games. Rushing Attempts: (2008 Motor City Bowl) 7 by Dan Lefour of Central Michigan to build their fl edgling football program. 36 vs. Central Michigan 380 by Central Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) Rusty Smith threw for 307 yards and two second-half (2008 Motor City Bowl) Longest Interception Return: The 73-year-old coach didn’t fl inch. He’d been there touchdowns to help the Owls beat Central Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) N/A Longest Pass: before. Now so has the team he started from scratch. 24-21 on Friday night in the Motor City Bowl. Rushing Yards: Touchdowns: 41 Martin Hankin to Carlos Singleton of “Obviously, we’re really proud,” Schnellenberger said. “Certainly, this is going to go down as the most 115 vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 3 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Punt Returns: Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 3 by Central Michigan 1 by Wilfred Rivera vs. Memphis “We have a strong squad. I think we can compete with meaningful game we’ve had,” said Schnellenberger, Pass Attempts: America.” who coached Miami to the 1983 national title and (2008 Motor City Bowl) (2007 New Orleans Bowl), 1 by Tavious Polo Receptions: was hired to start Florida Atlantic’s football program 36 vs. Central Michigan vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl), 1 by 11 by of Central It was the fi rst bowl game for FAU, which has had Points Scored: from scratch in 1998. (2008 Motor City Bowl) Avery Holley vs. Central Michigan Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) a football team for only seven seasons at its Boca 27 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Raton, Fla., campus and didn’t join the NCAA’s Bowl The teams were tied 10-all midway through the third Pass Completions: (2008 Motor City Bowl) Receiving Yards: Fewest Points Scored: Subdivision (formerly Division I-A) until 2005. quarter when Smith hit Chris Bonner with a 52-yard 26 vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Punt Return Yards: 92 by Antonio Brown of Central scoring pass. Smith found Cortez Gent with an 18- 21 by Central Michigan Still, this one had to be special, given that he is the Pass Yards: 25 yards by Wilfred Rivera vs. Memphis Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) yard strike early in the fourth to give the Owls (7-6) (2008 Motor City Bowl) father of FAU’s program and the only head coach the (2007 New Orleans Bowl) a bit of a cushion. 350 vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Total Offensive Yards: Owls have ever known. The coach spoke warmly of his players, most of them from south Florida, Touchdown Passes: Longest Punt Return: 224 by Antonio Brown of Central who had faith in him. Smith, selected the game’s MVP, fi nished 20-for-35. Gent caught seven passes for 98 yards and INDIVIDUAL RECORDS: Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) Charles Pierre had 80 yards on the ground in a happy return to Michigan for Florida Atlantic, shut 5 vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 25 yards by Wilfred Rivera vs. Memphis “They came in with the understanding that this was an opportunity for them to let their football out at Michigan State on Sept. 13 during a game-long rainstorm. Rushing Attempts: (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Punts: lives have great meaning,” Schnellenberger said. “They knew they were going to have to work Total Offensive Plays: 16 by Charles Pierre vs. Central Michigan Longest Kickoff Return: 6 by Brent Sutherland of Memphis harder, sacrifi ce more, sometimes be made fun of, but kept the faith and grew together until we Schnellenberger’s sport jacket was wet at the end of Friday night’s game, too, but only because 72 (36 pass, 36 run) vs. Central Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) got to the point now where we can compete with anybody in the nation.” his players doused him with a cooler as the fi nal seconds ticked away. (2008 Motor City Bowl) 63 by DiIvory Edgecomb vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Florida Atlantic started fast and never trailed. Smith had 102 yards passing and a pair of Central Michigan trailed 17-13 late in the third quarter when Antonio Brown sprang loose for Rushing Yards: Punting Average (Minimum 3 punts): Total Offensive Yards: 80 by Charles Pierre vs. Central Michigan touchdown tosses in the fi rst 10 minutes. His second, a short pass that Edgecomb turned into a what would have been a 72-yard touchdown run, but Poblah’s facemask penalty negated it. The 465 vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Field Goals: 46.0 by Brett Herrmann of Central 29-yard score, gave FAU a 17-7 lead. Chippewas were forced to punt a few plays later. (2008 Motor City Bowl) 1 by Warley Leroy vs. Memphis (2007 New Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) Touchdowns: Longest Run: Orleans Bowl) 1 by Russ Gornall vs. Central The Tigers got as close as 30-27 after his 6-yard touchdown to Carlos Singleton. But Memphis’ The teams went to halftime tied at 10 after Florida Atlantic’s Ross Gornall kicked a 36-yard fi eld 5 vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Longest Punt: next possession ended with a punt that Wilfred Rivera blocked to give the Owls the ball on the goal in the fi nal minute of the second quarter. 13 by Charles Pierre vs. Memphis (2007 Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) 70 by Brent Sutherland of Memphis Tigers 19. New Orleans Bowl) Dilvory Edgecomb scored on a 1-yard run in the fi rst quarter for the Owls, but LeFevour answered Points Scored: Longest Scoring Run: (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 44 vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Smith cashed in two plays later, fi nding Jason Harmon in the end zone for a 16-yard score and a in the second with a short touchdown pass to Poblah. Pass Attempts: 4 by DiIvory Edgecomb vs. Memphis Most Interceptions: 37-27 FAU lead. Brown caught 11 passes for 91 yards for Central Michigan, which topped Middle Tennessee in the Combined Points Scored: 35 by Rusty Smith vs. Central Michigan (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 1 by LeRico Mathis of Memphis (2007 “The blocked punt I thought was the turning point in the game,” Memphis head coach Tommy 2006 Motor City Bowl and lost a 51-48 shootout to Purdue last season. 71 vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) (2008 Motor City Bowl) Longest Scoring Pass: New Orleans Bowl) West said. “It took the air out of us, then we lost our quarterback and it kind of went downhill Fewest Points Allowed: Pass Completions: 52 by Chris Bonner vs. Central Michigan from there.” FAU – Edgecomb 1 yard run (Gornall kick) - 1 Longest Interception Return: CMU – Poblah 5 yard pass from LeFebour (Aguila kick) – 2 21 by Central Michigan 25 by Rusty Smith vs. Memphis (2008 Motor City Bowl) 34 by LeRico Mathis of Memphis Smith, the game’s most valuable player, also had touchdown passes of 4 yards to Charles Pierre, CMU – Aguila 35 yard fi eld goal - 2 (2008 Motor City Bowl) (2007 New Orleans Bowl) (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 16 yards to Chris Bonner and 4 yards to Willie Rose. FAU Gornall 36 yard fi eld goal - 2 Longest Field Goal: FAU Bonner 52 yard pass from Smith (Gornall kick) – 3 Most Interceptions Gained: Passing Yards: 36 by Russ Gornall vs. Central Michigan Punt Returns: FAU - Pierre 4 yard pass from Smith (Leroy kick), 12:03 - 1 CMU Aguila 33 yard fi eld goal - 3 1 vs. Central Michigan 336 by Rusty Smith vs. Memphis (2008 Motor City Bowl) 2 by Antonio Brown of Central Michigan MEM - Russell 8 yd. pass from Hankins (Reagan kick) – 1 FAU Gent 18 yard pass from Smith (Gornall kick) - 4 (2008 Motor City Bowl) (2007 New Orleans Bowl) FAU - Leroy 22 yard fi eld goal - 1 Most Points Scored: (2008 Motor City Bowl) CMU Brown 15 yard pass from LeFevour (Poblah kick) - 4 FAU - Edgecomb 29 yard pass from Smith (Leroy kick) - 1 Touchdown Passes: 12 by DiIvory Edgecomb vs. Memphis Punt Return Yards: MEM - Mack 38 yard fi eld goal - 2 RUSHING: FAU-Pierre 16-77; Edgecomb 9-47; Rose 4-14; TEAM 2-minus 4; Smith 5-minus 22. OPPONENT RECORDS: 5 by Rusty Smith vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 38 by Antonio Brown of Central FAU - Bonner 17 yard pass from Smith (Leroy kick) – 2 CMU-LeFevour 14-56; Hoskins 5-30; Sneed 8-29; Brown 2-13; Schroeder 1-0; TEAM 1-minus 1. First Downs: (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) MEM - Mack 35 yard fi eld goal – 2 PASSING: FAU-Smith 20-35-0-306; Gent 0-1-0-0. CMU-LeFevour 28-40-1-253. 24 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) FAU - Rose 4 yard pas from Smith (Leroy kick) - 2 Consecutive Passes Completed: INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Longest Punt Return: MEM - Williams 19 yard pass from Hankins (Martin kick) – 2 RECEIVING Fewest First Downs: Rusty Smith 5 Memphis and CMU (2007 (FAU Opponents): 29 by Antonio Brown of Central MEM - Singleton 6 yard pass from Hankins (Martin kick) – 3 20 by Central Michigan New Orleans Bowl 3X in Motor City Bowl) Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) FAU - Harmon 16 yard pass from Smith (Leroy kick) – 3 (2008 Motor City Bowl) Rushing Attempts: FAU - Edgecomb 4 yard run (Leroy kick) 4 Longest Pass: 20 by Joseph Doss of Memphis Longest Kickoff Return: 52 by Rusty Smith to Chris Bonner vs. RUSHING: Memphis-Doss 20-91; Hankins 2-12; Malouf 2-11; Hudgens 6-10; Pitts 1-0; Williams Rushing Attempts: (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 29 by Michael Grandberry of Memphis 32 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Central Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 1-minus 7. FAU-Pierre 11-49; Clayton 4-32; Edgecomb 5-23; Rose 5-22; Manley. 5-3; Housler : FAU-Gent 7-98; Grant 5-70; Bonner 3-85; Housler 3-27; Rose 1-29; Edgecomb Rushing Yards: 1-minus 1; Walker 1-minus 5; Smith 1-minus 8. 1-minus 3. CMU-Brown 11-92; Poblah 6-60; Anderson 4-30; Bockheim 3-42; Schroeder 2-18; Rushing Yards: Receptions: 100 by Joseph Doss of Memphis Field Goals: Hoskins 1-11; Sneed 1-0. PASSING: Memphis-Hankins 25-39-0-281; Hudgens 1-5-0-0; Malouf 0-2-0-0. FAU-Smith 25-32-1- 127 by Central Michigan 7 by Jason Harmon vs. Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 2 by Joey Mack of Memphis (2007 New 336; Clayton 1-1-0-14. INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-Brantley 1-0. CMU-None. (2008 Motor City Bowl) (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Orleans Bowl), Andrew Aguila of Central 7 by Cortez Gent vs. Central Michigan Longest Run: Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) RECEIVING: Memphis-Doss 5-42; Singleton 4-63; Russell 4-45; Calhoun 4-40; Williams 3-37; FUMBLES: FAU-Smith 2-1. CMU-LeFevour 1-0. Fewest Rushing Yards: (2008 Motor City Bowl) 16 by Joseph Doss of Memphis Robinzine 2-25; Onarheim 1-10; Hinds 1-9; Jones 1-5; Black 1-5. FAU-Harmon 7-97; Rose 6-52; 117 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Longest Field Goal: TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Joseph, Frantz 6-7; Joseph, Greg 8-4; Allen, George 5-2; Jensen, (2007 New Orleans Bowl), Dan LeFevour of Jean 4-73; Gent 3-52; Bonner 2-27; Pierre 2-6; Edgecomb 1-29; Grant 1-14. Receiving Yards: 38 by Joey Mack of Memphis Austin 5-2; Polo, Tavious 4-3; Bradwell, Edward 4-2; Small, Corey 4-1; Joseph, Daniel 1-3; Pass Attempts: Central Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) INTERCEPTIONS: Memphis-Mathis 1-34. FAU-None. 98 by Cortez Gent vs. Central Michigan (2007 New Orleans Bowl) Hill, Tarvoris 2-1; Morris, Alfred 2-0; Hancock, Michael 1-1; Brantley, Carldayle 0-2; Savidge, 46 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) (2008 Motor City Bowl) Pass Attempts: Josh 0-2; Cross, Curtis 1-0; Bonner, Chris 0-1; Myers, Julian 0-1; Givens, Jarvis 0-1; Jackson, Longest Scoring Run: TACKLES (UA-A): Memphis-McDonald, C. 4-4; Ford, L. 4-3; Rockette, J. 4-3; Starr, Alton 3-3; Pass Completions: 40 by Dan LeFevour of Central Michigan Patterson, B. 1-5; Brown, Jada 4-1; Kasser, Jake 3-2; Phelps, Tommy 4-0; Weaver, Josh 3-0; Reed, Jervonte 0-1. Central Michigan-Seay, Bobby 8-6; Bellore, Nick 6-6; Agnew, Vince 2-6; Brazzel, Total Offensive Yards: N/A 28 by Central Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) Dontae 2-1; Grant, Heath 2-1; Terrell, Greg 1-1; Bell, Tony 1-1; Mathis, LeRico 1-1; Mills, Corey Tim 0-7; Murnane, Sean 0-6; Williams, John 2-3; Bradley, Taylor 2-2; Edwards, K. 3-0; Williams, DiIvory Edgecomb vs Central Michigan 0-2; Grandberry, M. 1-0; Bryant, Charlie 1-0; Griffi n, Tyler 1-0; Hinds, Greg 1-0; Bratcher, K. 1-0; Sam 2-1; Zombo, Frank 1-2; Archer, A. 1-1; Kennedy, T. 0-2; Berning, Matt 0-2; Mama, Tommy (2008 Motor City Bowl) (2008 Motor City Bowl) Pass Completions: Longest Scoring Pass: 19 Martin Hankins to Earnest Williams Douglas, B. 1-0; Hunt, Brandon 1-0. Florida Atlantic-Joseph, Frantz 6-4; Acevedo, Taheem 7-1; 0-2; Torzy, Shane 1-0; Staten, Armond 1-0; Allison, Josh 0-1; Petrucci, Mike 0-1; Carr, John Interceptions Thrown: 28 by Dan LeFevour of Central Michigan Clark, Andre 4-3; Joseph, Greg 5-1; Small, Corey 5-1; Sincere, Cergile 4-2; St. Clair, Robert 5-0; 0-1; Lawrence, David 0-1. Punts: (2008 Motor City Bowl) (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 1 by Central Michigan 6 by Keegan Peterson vs. Central Michigan Bartels, Kris 3-2; Polo, Tavious 3-0; Council, Jermaine 2-1; Jackson, Jervonte 1-2; Muniz, David (2008 Motor City Bowl) Most Points Scored: 2-0; Mertilus, John 1-1; Smith, Jarrid 1-0; Brantley, Carldayle 1-0; Hill, Tavoris 1-0; Alexander, Ed (2008 Motor City Bowl) Passing Yards: 8 by Joey Mack of Memphis (2007 New 1-0; Eugene, Malik 1-0; Monzon, Gil 0-1; Hancock, Michael 0-1. Passing Yards: 281 by Martin Hankins of Memphis Punting Yards: Orleans Bowl), Kito Poblah of Central 281 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl) (2007 New Orleans Bowl) 234 by Keegan Peterson vs. Central Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) Fewest Passing Yards: Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) Touchdown Passes: 253 by Central Michigan 3 by Martin Hankins of Memphis Punting Average (Minimum 3 punts): (2007 New Orleans Bowl) (2008 Motor City Bowl) 39.0 by Keegan Peterson vs. Central Touchdown Passes: Michigan (2008 Motor City Bowl) 3 by Memphis (2007 New Orleans Bowl)

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WEATHER SITUATIONS HOMECOMING (6-4) I-AA ALL-INDEPENDENT ALL-AMERICA TEAM (comprised among all national I-AA Independent Institutions) Date Opponent W/L Score Attendance FAU AT NIGHT (21-23)(local starting time after 6 p.m.) 12/13/03 Colgate L 36-24 12,857 11/20/04 Illinois State W 28-0 8,296 10/13/01 Jacksonville W 35-12 4,880 Player Pos Season Team 09/04/04 at Hawaii W 35-28 ot 39,390 12/04/04 FIU W 17-10 16,262 11/09/02 Morris Brown W 34-13 2,801 Mauratae Johnson S 2001 First Team Date Opponent W/L Score Attendance 09/18/04 at Middle Tennessee W 27-20 13,348 09/03/04 at Kansas L 30-19 40,930 11/01/03 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 5,263 Andy Rosas P 2001 First Team 09/08/01 at Bethune-Cookman W 31-28 7,621 11/13/04 New Mexico State L 35-7 11,628 10/09/04 at Texas State W 20-13 8,314 09/08/05 Oklahoma State L 23-3 16,421 Doug Parker RB 2001 Second Team 08/29/02 at South Florida L 10-51 22,074 10/15/05 Middle Tennessee L 35-14 10,117 10/16/04 at Northern Colorado W 39-24 6,481 09/22/05 ULM L 28-21 11,426 Anthony Jackson KR 2001 Second Team 09/07/02 Bethune-Cookman L 17-30 4,542 10/23/04 ULM L 13-17 12,557 10/28/06 Arkansas State W 29-0 8,129 10/06/05 at ULL W 28-10 14,208 Jared Allen QB 2003 First Team 09/14/02 at James Madison L 13-16 7,982 10/30/04 at Florida A&M W 38-8 13,436 10/15/05 Middle Tennessee L 35-14 10, 117 10/27/07 ULM L 33-30ot 16,902 09/21/02 at Eastern Kentucky L 6-22 9,400 11/06/04 at Troy L 6-24 20,515 11/12/05 North Texas W 26-23 7,939 11/08/08 North Texas W 46-13 17,175 Roosevelt Bynes WR 2003 First Team 08/28/03 at Middle Tennessee W 20-19 23,261 11/13/04 New Mexico State L 7-35 11,628 09/03/06 at Clemson L 54-6 77,000 10/31/09 Middle Tennessee L 27-20 15,568 Anthony Crissinger-Hill TE 2003 First Team 09/13/03 at UCF L 29-33 25,144 11/20/04 Illinois State W 28-0 8,296 09/16/07 at Oklahoma State L 48-8 42,970 10/30/10 FIU W 21-9 17,543 Quentin Swain LB 2003 First Team 09/20/03 at Youngstown State W 13-6 16,891 11/27/04 Edward Waters W 49-15 5,178 09/22/06 at South Carolina L 45-6 70,860 Anthony Jackson RB 2003 Second Team 12/06/03 at Northern Arizona W 48-25 9,314 12/04/04 FIU W 17-10 16,262 09/30/06 at ULM W 21-19 14,214 George Guffey C 2003 Second Team 09/11/04 at North Texas W 20-13 15,803 10/01/05 at Louisville L 61-10 40,219 10/12/06 Southern Utah W 32-7 6,431 VS NATIONALLY RANKED (7-12) (ranking was at game time) 09/03/05 at Kansas L 30-19 40,930 Chris Laskowski LB 2003 Second Team 10/15/05 Middle Tennessee L 35-14 10,117 10/18/06 ULL L 6-0 9,827 Willie Hughley DB 2003 Second Team 09/08/05 Oklahoma State L 23-3 16,421 11/05/05 at Troy L 28-14 21,053 11/11/06 Troy L 24-17 12,340 Date Opponent W/L Score Rank Attendance Ken Campos OL 2003 Honorable Mention 09/17/05 at Minnesota L 46-6 40,709 11/12/05 North Texas W 26-23 7,939 09/01/07 Middle Tennessee W 27-14 11,398 09/08/01 at Bethune-Cookman W 31-28 no. 22 7,621 09/22/05 ULM L 28-21 11,426 10/28/06 Arkansas State W 29-0 8,129 09/08/07 at Oklahoma State L 42-6 38,176 09/14/02 at James Madison L 13-16 no. 22 7,982Dave Richards OL 2003 Honorable Mention 10/06/05 at ULL W 28-10 14,208 11/04/06 at Middle Tennessee L 35-14 18,712 09/15/07 Minnesota W 42-39 10,759 09/21/02 at Eastern Kentucky L 6-22 no. 20 9,400 10/22/05 at Arkansas State L 3-0 ot 20,367 11/11/06 Troy L 24-17 12,340 09/22/07 at North Texas W 30-20 20,479 10/05/02 at Nicholls State L 22-33 no. 24 2,811 11/26/05 at FIU L 52-6 15,322 09/01/07 Middle Tennessee W 27-14 11,398 09/29/07 No. 14 at Kentucky L 45-17 65,927 10/12/02 Youngstown L 17-24 no. 17 3,896 09/09/06 at Kansas State L 45-0 43,953 09/15/07 Minnesota W 42-39 10,759 10/06/07 No. 6 USF L 35-23 21,106 11/16/02 at Eastern Illinois L 6-47 no. 3 3,640I-AA DON HANSEN’S WEEKLY GAZETTE ALL-SOUTH TEAM 09/16/06 at Oklahoma State L 48-8 42,970 09/29/07 at Kentucky L 45-17 65,927 10/20/07 ULL W 39-32 ot 12,290 09/20/03 at Youngstown State W 13-6 no. 31 16,891(comprised among all national I-AA Independent Institutions) 09/27/03 at Illinois State W 28-10 no. 23 6,837 09/23/06 at South Carolina L 45-6 70,860 10/06/07 USF L 35-23 21,106 10/27/07 ULM L 33-30 16,902 10/04/03 Texas State W 27-14 no. 43 4,358 09/30/06 at ULM W 21-19 14,214 10/27/07 ULM L 33-30 16,902 08/30/08 at No. 11 Texas L 52-10 98,053 Player Pos Season Team 10/12/06 Southern Utah W 32-7 6,431 11/01/03 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 no. 30 5,263 11/10/07 Arkansas State W 34-31 18,540 09/06/08 UAB W 49-34 15,143 Roosevelt Bynes WR 2003 First Team 10/18/06 ULL L 6-0 9,827 11/29/03 Bethune-Cookman W 32-24 no. 14 8,468 11/17/07 at Florida L 55-23 90,107 10/07/08 Troy L 37-3 17,191 12/06/03 Northern Arizona W 48-25 no. 16 9,314Anthony Crissinger-Hill TE 2003 First Team 11/18/06 at North Texas W 17-16 9,806 12/01/07 at Troy W 38-32 17,893 11/08/08 North Texas W 46-13 17,175 11/13/03 Colgate L 24-36 no. 6 12,857Willie Hughley DB 2003 First Team 11/25/06 FIU W 31-0 9,655 09/09/08 UAB W 49-34 15,143 11/15/08 ULL W 40-29 14,338 09/08/07 at Oklahoma State L 42-6 38,176 10/01/05 at Louisville L 61-10 no. 11 40,219Jared Allen QB 2003 Second Team 09/13/08 at Michigan State L 17-0 70,321 09/19/09 South Carolina L 38-16 72,017 09/29/07 at Kentucky L 45-17 no. 14 65,927 09/22/07 at North Texas W 30-20 10,759 09/20/08 at Minnesota L 37-3 41,003 09/26/09 ULM L 27-25 14,429 10/06/07 USF L 35-23 no. 6 21,106George Guffey QB 2003 Second Team 10/20/07 at ULL W 39-32ot 12,290 11/08/08 North Texas W 46-13 17,175 10/03/09 Wyoming L 30-28 15,744 11/17/07 at Florida L 59-20 no. 14 90,107Dave Richards OL 2003 Second Team 11/24/07 at FIU W 55-23 6,122 11/15/08 ULL W 40-29 14,338 10/31/09 Middle Tennessee L 27-20 15,568 08/30/08 at Texas L 52-10 no. 11 98,053Chris Laskowski LB 2003 Second Team 12/21/08 vs Memphis W 44-27 25,146 11/22/08 at Arkansas State L 28-14 10,845 09/02/10 at UAB W 32-31 25,885 09/11/10 vs Michigan State L 30-17 no. 14 36,124Yrvens Guerrier DL 2003 Third Team 08/30/08 at No. 11 Texas L 52-10 98,053 11/29/08 FIU W 57-50 ot 16,781 09/25/10 North Texas L 21-17 15,143 Mark Myers K 2003 Third Team 10/07/08 Troy L 30-17 17,191 09/28/09 ULM L 27-25 14,429 10/02/10 at USF L 31-3 38,434 10/18/08 at Western Kentucky W 24-20 14,171 10/03/09 Wyoming L 30-28 15,744 10/09/10 at ULM L 20-17 16,513 10/25/08 at ULM W 29-28 9,992 10/24/09 ULL W 51-29 21,135 10/30/10 FIU W 21-9 17,543 COACH OF THE YEAR 12/26,08 vs Central Michigan W 24-21 41,399 10/31/09 Middle Tennessee L 27-20 15,568 09/03/09 at Nebraska L 49-3 85,719 11/07/09 UAB L 56-29 17,283FAU IN COLD WEATHER (0-4) ACCOMPLISHMENTS 09/19/09 at South Carolina L 38-16 72,017 11/14/09 Arkansas State W 35-18 16,218(temperatures 50 degrees or less at kick-off) Howard Schnellenberger 2003 NFCA South Region 10/17/09 at North Texas W 44-40 23,319 11/21/09 Troy L 47-21 16,638 12/05/09 at FIU W 28-21 10,108 11/28/09 Western Kentucky W 29-23 14,671Date Opponent W/L Score Attendance ALL AMERICA 09/25/10 North Texas L 21-17 15,143 09/02/10 Michigan State L 30-17 36,12411/06/02 at Drake L 7-31 4,125 Player Season Team I-AA ALL-INDEPENDENT NATIONAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK 10/02/10 at USF L 31-3 38,434 10/23/10 Arkansas State L 37-10 13,15411/02/02 at Connecticut L 14-61 14,287 Andy Rosas, P 2001 Football Gazette (comprised among all national I-AA Independent Institutions) 10/09/10 at ULM L 20-17 16,513 11/16/02 at Eastern Illinois L 6-47 3,640 10/30/10 FIU W 21-9 17,543 Mauratae Johnson, S 2001 Football Gazette Honorable Mention 11/13/10 ULL W 24-23 12,044 11/06/10 Western Kentucky W 17-16 10,27511/22/08 at Arkansas State L 28-14 10,845 Anthony Crissinger-Hill, TE 2003 SWAMI JOSH’s First Team Player Pos Week 11/20/10 Texas L 51-17 99,79911/06/10 at WKU W 17-16 10,275 Football Gazette First Team Anthony Jackson KR 9/24/01 11/27/10 MTSU L 38-14 10,140 Roosevelt Bynes WR 8/30/03 12/04/10 Troy L 44-7 11,368 Sports Network Second Team Jared Allen QB 9/13/03 FAU IN THE RAIN (2-8) Roosevelt Bynes, WR 2003 Football Gazette Third Team Roosevelt Bynes WR 9/20/03 FAU IN HOT WEATHER (29-32) Chris Laskowski, LB 2003 Football Gazette Third Team FAU DAY GAMES (35-37) Date Opponent W/L Score Attendance Willie Hughley DB 11/1/03 (temperatures 80 degrees or higher at kick-off) Tavious Polo, DB 2007 Football Writers Assoc. of America 09/08/01 at Bethune-Cookman W 31-28 7,621 (freshman) Quentin Swain LB 11/22/03 Date Opponent W/L Score Attendance 10/20/01 St. Mary’s (CA) L 10-24 2,122 Frantz Joseph, LB 2008 SI.com Honorable Mention 09/01/01 Slippery Rock L 7-40 15,427 Date Opponent W/L Score Attendance08/29/02 at South Florida L 10-51 22,074 Mickey Groody, P 2010 CollegeFootballNews.com Honorable 09/22/01 Marist W 31-9 5,085 09/01/01 Slippery Rock L 7-40 15,427 10/05/02 at Nicholls State L 22-33 2,811 10/06/01 at Drake L 7-31 4,125 09/08/02 at Bethune-Cookman W 31-28 7, 621 10/26/02 at Troy L 6-21 12,465 Mention SUN BELT CONFERENCE 10/13/01 Jacksonville W 35-12 4,880 09/22/01 Marist W 31-9 5,085 09/06/03 Valdosta L 17-45 4,758 10/20/01 St. Mary’s (CA) L 10-24 2,122 10/13/01 Jacksonville W 35-2 4,880 10/30/04 ULM L 13-17 12,557 ALL-STAR PARTICIPANTS 10/27/01 St. Peter’s L 0-19 2,910 11/17/01 Albany (NY) W 27-9 3,534 09/09/06 at Kansas State L 45-0 43,953 Player Season Game PLAYER OF THE WEEK 11/03/01 at Gardner-Webb L 19-35 3,421 08/29/02 at USF L 10-51 22,074 11/25/06 FIU W 31-0 9,655 09/07/02 Bethune-Cookman L 17-30 4,542 Jared Allen, QB 2004 Hula Bowl Player Pos Week 11/10/01 Eastern Illinois L 10-38 3,313 08/13/08 at Michigan State L 17-0 70,321 Chris Laskowski, LB 2004 Hula Bowl 11/17/01 Albany (NY) W 27-9 3,534 09/14/02 at James Madison L 13-16 7,982 Danny Embick QB 9/3/05 10/05/02 at Nicholls State L 22-33 2,811 10/05/02 at Nicholls State L 22-33 2,811 Cergile Sincere, LB 2007 Hula Bowl Frantz Joseph LB 10/20/06 10/12/02 Youngstown State L 17-24 3,896 10/12/02 Youngstown State L 17-24 3,896 Frantz Joseph 2008 Texas vs. the Nation (Def. MVP) Tavious Polo DB 9/17/08 10/26/02 at Troy L 6-21 12,465 11/09/02 Morris Brown W 34-13 2,801 SEASON OPENER (4-6) Corey Small 2008 Texas vs. the Nation Rusty Smith QB 9/17/07 11/02/02 at Connecticut L 14-61 14,287 08/28/03 at Middle Tennessee W 20-19 23,261 Jason Harmon 2009 Texas vs. the Nation Cergile Sincere LB 9/24/07 11/09/02 Morris Brown W 34-13 2,801 09/06/03 Valdosta L 17-45 4,758 Date Opponent W/L Score Attendance Rusty Smith 2009 Texas vs. the Nation Rusty Smith QB 10/8/07 09/01/01 Slippery Rock L 7-40 14,427 11/16/02 at Eastern Illinois L 6-47 3,640 09/13/03 at UCF L 29-33 25,144 Rob Housler 2010 Texas vs. the Nation (Texas) Rusty Smith QB 11/25/07 10/04/03 Texas State W 27-14 4,358 08/29/02 at USF L 10-51 22,074 DiIvory Edgecomb KR 11/25/07 11/23/02 FIU W 31-21 6,383 Lester Jean 2010 East/West Shrine 09/06/03 Valdosta State L 45-17 4,758 10/11/03 Nicholls State W 31-23 3,302 08/28/03 at Middle Tennessee W 20-19 23,261 Rusty Smith QB 12/3/07 Michael Lockley 2010 Eastham Energy 09/27/03 at Illinois State W 28-10 6,837 10/18/03 Northern Colorado W 21-19 4,255 09/04/04 at Hawaii W 35-28 ot 39,390 Frantz Joseph LB 12/3/07 10/04/03 Texas State W 27-14 4,358 11/01/03 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 5,263 09/03/05 at Kansas L 30-19 40,930 Jeff Van Camp 2010 Texas vs. the Nation Rusty Smith QB 11/17/08 10/11/03 Nicholls State W 31-23 3,302 09/11/04 North Texas W 20-13 15,803 09/02/06 at No. 18 Clemson L 56-6 77,000 Corey Small CB 11/17/08 10/18/03 Northern Colorado W 21-19 4,255 09/18/04 at Middle Tennessee W 27-20 13,348 09/01/07 Middle Tennessee W 27-14 11,398 Frantz Joseph LB 12/1/08 11/01/03 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 5,263 10/09/04 at Texas State W 20-13 8,314 08/30/08 at No. 11 Texas L 52-10 98,053 BOWL GAME HONORS Rusty Smith QB 12/1/08 11/15/03 Siena W 51-3 6,159 10/23/04 ULM L 13-17 12,557 09/03/09 at Nebraska L 49-3 85,719 Player Season Honor Game Alfred Morris RB 12/7/09 10/30/04 at Florida A&M W 38-8 13,436 09/02/10 at UAB W 32-21 25,885 11/22/03 at FIU W 32-23 9,288 Rusty Smith 2007 MVP New Orleans Bowl Lester Jean WR 09/06/10 11/13/04 New Mexico State L 7-35 11,628 Michael Lockley ST 09/06/10 11/29/03 at Bethune-Cookman W 32-24 8,468 Rusty Smith 2008 Off. MVP Motor City Bowl Frantz Joseph 2008 Def. MVP Motor City Bowl Greg Joseph 2008 All-Bowl Team Motor City Bowl

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SUN BELT CONFERENCE 2003 Tyrone Higgins Punt Block/Right Side 3.0+ GPA MEMBERS ANNUAL TEAM AWARDS 2004 Mark Myers Kicker ALL CONFERENCE SELECTION FALL 2001 Kris Bartels Rusty Smith Austin Jensen Keegan Demetrius 2005 Mike Brown Punter Frank Conrad Timothy Diener Zachary Wichner Greg Joseph Peterson Williamson 2006 Dewain Akerblom Long Snapper Player Pos. Team Year TEAM MVP Kevin Ketchum Robert Edwards Vincent Long Mauricio Riquer Vinny Zaccario 2007 DiIvory Edgecomb Kick Return Shomari Earls LB Fist Team 2005 Chris Laskowski Dane Hansen SPRING 2006 David Matlock Antonio Markenel Zele 2008 DiIvory Edgecomb Kick Return Willie Hughley CB First Team 2005 Sam McCoy Ertwyn Henry Lawrence Josh McLean Rodriguez Year Player Pos. 2009 Mickey Groody Punter Danny Embick QB Honorable Mention 2005 William Willie Hughley Gordon Gil Monzon Jordan Sessa FALL 2010 2001 Jared Allen Quarterback Jarrid Smith OL Honorable Mention 2005 McDonald Josh Jenkins Michael Ryan Paros Ryan Sollazzo Morgan Barnett 2002 Chris Laskowski Linebacker 2010 Mickey Groody Punter Nello Faulk OL First Team 2006 Daniel Kennard Ippolitto Keegan Jeff Van Camp Marcus Bartels Chris McKinley 2003 Jared Allen Quarterback Josh Pinnick DL First Team 2006 Mark Myers Chris Laskowski Mike O’Neill Peterson Chris White Christopher NON-SCHOLARSHIP MVP Jervonte Jackson DL Second Team 2006 David Richards Ray Leavitt Keegan Tyler Reed Graham Wilbert Chappell Chris Laskowski Linebacker Taheem Acevedo DB Second Team 2006 Andy Rosas Chris McKinley Peterson Wilfred Rivera Demetrius Dino Cox 2004 Jared Allen Quarterback Year Player Pos. Kris Bartels DB Second Team 2006 Justin Sobol Doug Parker Wilfred Rivera William Rose Williamson Curtis Cross 2005 Shomari Earls Linebacker Charles Pierre RB Honorable Mention 2006 2001 Coisge McCullough Safety Rhett Winslow Leland Rodgers Kristopher Rush Derek Skop Ryan Marcus 2006 Aaron Sanchez Fullback 2002 Daveon Barron Running Back Cergile Sincere LB Honorable Mention 2006 Chris Salivar Cergile Sincere Jarrid Smith Wischnefski Cunningham Howard Schnellenberger C Coach of the Year 2007 2007 Rusty Smith Quarterback SPRING 2002 Osnel Vilmael Jarrid Smith Rusty Smith Brandon Zeeb Kevin Cyrille 2002 George Guffey Offensive Lineman Rusty Smith QB Player of the Year 2007 2008 Rusty Smith Quarterback Jared Allen Justin Sobol Ryan Sollazzo Andy Czyprynski 2003 Jerrell Terry Defensive Back Rusty Smith QB First Team 2007 2009 Alfred Morris Running Back Frank Conrad SPRING 2004 Justin Walton Robert St. Clair FALL 2009 Alex Deleon 2004 Mike Brown Punter Cortez Gent WR First Team 2007 2010 Jeff Van Camp Quarterback Jason Harmon TE First Team 2007 Yrvens Guerrier Danny Embick Zachary Wichner Zachary Wichner Joseph Bailey Chase Dickinson 2005 John Rizzo Offensive Lineman Garrett Jahn Shane Falgus Mike Wilds Lavoris Williams David Baptiste Damian Fortner 2006 Chad Wilkes Wide Receiver Frantz Joseph LB First Team 2007 OFFENSIVE MVP Cergile Sincere LB First Team 2007 Chris Laskowski Lawrence Ryan Marcus Bartels Andrew Gumora 2007 Michael Hancock Defensive Lineman Tavious Polo DB First Team 2007 Coisge Gordon FALL 2006 Wischnefski Chris Bonner Ross Gornall 2008 Daniel Joseph Defensive Lineman McCullough Michael Eli Cranor Brandon Zeeb Curtis Cross Andrew Haynes Year Player Pos. John Rizzo OL Second Team 2007 2009 Carl Spitale Offensive Lineman William Hancock Ted Czepiga Andy Czuprynski Chris Jackson 2001 Doug Parker Running Back Jarrid Smith OL Second Team 2007 2010 Tim Raber Long Snapper Jervonte Jackson DL Second Team 2007 McDonald Daniel Kennard Malik Eugene Jamal Davis Karl James 2002 Jared Allen Quarterback Corey Small DB Second Team 2007 Chris McKinley Kinyumba Willie Floyd SPRING 2008 Chase Dickinson Lester Jean 2003 Anthony Crissinger-Hill Tight End Mutakabbir Matt Guice Sean Clayton Nexon Dorvilus Austin Jensen GRIDIRON CLUB AWARD Kris Bartels DB Honorable Mention 2007 Chris Munoz 2004 Kevin Fischer Offensive Line Todd Poitier Nick Paris Michael Ted Czepiga Alex Fick Derek King Charles Pierre RB Honorable Mention 2007 2005 Danny Embick Quarterback Jervonte Jackson DL First Team 2008 Andy Rosas Aaron Sanchez Hancock Malik Eugene Jarvis Givens Devonte King Year Player Pos. Frantz Joseph LB First Team 2008 Chris Salivar Jarrid Smith Rod Huggins Cortez Gent Byron Burak Kiranlar 2006 Charles Pierre Running Back 2001 Ed Mathews Offensive Lineman Corey Small DB First Team 2008 Justin Sobol Zachary Wichner Warley Leroy Michael Hankerson Ryan Moran 2007 Jarrid Smith Offensive Line 2002 Jordan Roberts Defensive Lineman Jamari Grant TE Second Team 2008 Ryan Van Kirk Michael O’Neill Hancock Brentley Sam McRoy 2008 Charles Pierre Running Back 2003 Quentin Swain Linebacker John Rizzo OL Second Team 2008 Nat Whitehurst FALL 2004 Keegan Austin Jensen Harstad Alfred Morris 2009 William Rose Fullback Nick Paris OL Second Team 2008 Jared Allen Peterson Frantz Joseph Rod Huggins Anthony Morris 2010 Lester Jean Wide Receiver BONE AWARD IN MEMORY OF RAMON RICKARDS Charles Pierre RB Second Team 2008 FALL 2002 Christian Amaya Tyler Reed Warley Leroy Austin Jensen Blake Parrish Alfred Morris RB First Team 2009 Eric Benson Carldayle Willie Rose Mark Maycock David Kooi Jordan Sessa DEFENSIVE MVP Jason Harmon TE First Team 2009 Chris Bolender Brantley Aaron Sanchez Alfred Morris Michael Lockley Andrew Year Player Pos. David Matlock OL Second Team 2009 Gerrius Brantley Ted Czepiga Jarrid Smith Nick Paris David Matlock Stryffeler 2004 Shomari Earls Linebacker Kevin Cyrille DL Honorable Mention 2009 Kenneth Michael Rusty Smith Keegan Samuel McRoy Jeff Van Camp Year Player Pos 2005 Lawrence Gordon Cornerback Marcus Bartels DB Honorable Mention 2009 Campos Hancock Ryan Sollazzo Peterson Keegan Graham Wilbert 2001 Mauratae Johnson Safety 2006 Frantz Joseph Linebacker Mickey Groody P First Team 2010 Mark Chase Dande Hansen Robert St. Clair Mauricio Riquer Peterson Darian Williams 2002 Yrvens Guerrier Defensive Lineman 2007 Frantz Joseph Linebacker Marcus Bartels S Second Team 2010 Joel Fosselman Brandon Cedric White William Rose DeAndre 2003 Yrvens Guerrier Defensive Lineman 2008 Ted Czepiga Linebacker/ST Rob Housler TE Second Team 2010 Brett Konchak Jackson Zach Wichner Robert St. Clair Richardson SPRING 2011 2004 Chris Laskowski Linebacker Lester Jean WR Second Team 2010 2009 Marcus Bartels Defensive Back Chris Laskowski Greg Joseph Ryan Zach Wichner William Rose Ed Alexander 2005 Shomari Earls Linebacker Michael Lockley LB Second Team 2010 Brett Konchak Wischnefski Ryan Josh Savidge Joseph Bailey 2010 Yourhighness Morgan Linebacker Sam McCoy 2006 Kris Bartels Defensive Back Tavious Polo CB Second Team 2010 Christopher Chris Laskowski Wischnesfski Jordan Sessa Marcus Bartels Tarvoris Hill CB Honorable Mention 2010 McKinley Chris McKinley SPRING 2007 John Solak Blake Bierman 2007 Cergile Sincere Linebacker TEAM ABOVE SELF Jeff Van Camp QB Honorable Mention 2010 Kinyumba Kinyumba Hal Chaires FALL 2008 Rusty Smith Andrew 2008 Frantz Joseph Linebacker Mutakabbir Mutakabbir Jermaine Marcus Bartels Andrew Bolognese 2009 Edward Bradwell Linebacker Year Player Pos TEAM CAPTAINS Mark Myers Justin Sobol Council DiIvory Stryffeler Forrest 2010 Malik Eugene Linebacker 2003 Matt Prudenti Wide Receiver Tito Pollice Osnel Vilmael Eli Cranor Edgecomb Jeff Van Camp Campbell 2008 Ted Czepiga Linebacker/ST Jared Allen Offense 2001 Dave Richards Zach Wichner Chris Exposito Malik Eugene Demetrius Stephen Curtis STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR 2009 David Matlock Offensive Lineman Mauratae Johnson Defense 2001 Leland Rodgers Cortez Gent Alex Fick Williamson Alex Deleon (Based on stewardship) Jared Allen Offense 2002 Andy Rosas SPRING 2005 Matthew Guice Michael Ryan Chase Dickinson PLAYERS PLAYED IN EVERY GAME DURING THEIR FOUR-YEAR CAREER Yrvens Guerrier Defense 2002 Chris Salivar Danny Embick Jason Harmon Hancock Wischnefski Nexon Dorvilus Jared Allen Offense 2003 Chris Shepherd Lawrence Rob Housler Brandon Hando Carlton Falconer Year Player Pos. Chris Laskowski Defense 2003 Gordon Lester Jean Brantley SPRING 2010 Matt Garcia 2001 Chris Laskowski Linebacker Jared Allen (01-04)* Johnnie Sloan (01-04)* Jared Allen Offense 2004 SPRING 2003 Kinyumba Frantz Joseph Harstad Joseph Bailey Brentley 2002 Chris McKinley Linebacker Kevin Fischer (01-04)* Brittney Tellis (01-04)* Chris Laskowski Defense 2004 Jared Allen Mutakabbir Warley Leroy Jervonte Marcus Bartels Harstad 2003 Chris McKinley Linebacker William Gray (01-04)* Nello Faulk (03-06) Danny Embick Offense 2005 Willie Bell Nick Paris David Matlock Jackson Christopher Andrew Haynes 2004 Chris Laskowski Linebacker Yrvens Guerrier (01-04)* David Matlock (06-09) Shomari Earls Defense 2005 Erik Benson Aaron Sanchez Hunter McCrory Austin Jensen Chappell Austin Jensen 2005 Danny Embick Quarterback Chris Laskowski (01-04)* Lester Jean (07-10) Aaron Sanchez Offense 2006 Ben Coker Jarrid Smith Casey McGahee Jamere Johnson Andy Czuprynski John Jones Cergile Sincere Defense 2006 2006 Robert St. Clair Defensive Line Chris McKinley (01-04)* *Inaugural team member Robert Edwards Zachary Wichner Kevin Miller Sam McRoy Cory Davis Randell Mark Myers (01-04)* Rusty Smith Offense 2007 Daniel Embick Drameko Moore Alfred Morris Jamal Davis Johnson 2007 Zach Wichner Offensive Line Frantz Joseph Defense 2007 Willie Hughley FALL 2005 Julian Myers Troy Niblack Chase Devonte King 2008 Keegan Peterson Punter Rusty Smith Offense 2008 Garrett Jahn Dewain Mike O’Neill Ryan Paros Dickenson David Kooi 2009 Alfred Morris Running Back PLAYERS SIGNING PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTS Frantz Joseph Defense 2008 Akerblom Keegan Keegan Nexon Dorvilus Samuel McRoy Rusty Smith Offense 2009 Dekolan James 2010 Marcus Bartels Defensive Back Edward Bradwell Defense 2009 Daniel Kennard Erik Benson Peterson Peterson Erik Hansen Glenn Merzius Brian Pare Free Agent Chicago Bears (2004) Mickey Groody Special 2009 (4.0) Glynn Bostic Charles Pierre Antonio Brentley Eric Minemyer MOST-IMPROVED AWARD Chris Laskowski Free Agent Indianapolis Colts (2005) Chris Laskowski Broderick Tyler Reed Rodriguez Harstad Anthony Jeff Van Camp Offense 2010 Kevin Fischer Free Agent Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2005) Peter Lihach Bolton Wilfred Rivera Jordan Sessa Treon Howard Morgan Year Player Pos. Michael Lockley Defense 2010 Jared Allen Free Agent Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2005) William Jason Cleveland William Rose Chris White Rod Huggins Yourhighness 2001 Dave Richards Offensive Lineman McDonald Ted Czepiga Ryan Sollazzo Graham Wilbert Daniel Joseph Morgan Quentin Swain NFL Europe (Berlin) (2005) 2002 Teddy Strachan Defensive Lineman MIAMI HERALD COLLEGIATE ALL-STATE PLAYERS Casey McGahee Dantson Dareus Robert St. Clair Demetrius Derek King Ryan Moran Willie Hughley Free Agent Cleveland Browns (2006) 2003 Johnnie Sloan Defensive Lineman Chris McKinley Danny Embick Raul Valero Williamson Matt Leicht Alfred Morris Nello Faulk Free Agent Jacksonville Jaguars (2007) 2007 POSITION TEAM Kinyumba Michael Cedrick White Samuel McRoy Troy Niblack 2004 Dewain Akerblom Long Snapper Jason Harmon TE 1st Mutakabbir Hancock Zach Wichner SPRING 2009 Alfred Morris Anthony 2005 Robert St. Clair Defensive Lineman Mark Myers CFL (2007/Jets 2008) Cortez Gent WR 1st Andres Rosas Michael Ryan Ed Alexander Keegan Napoltano 2006 Rickey Bethel Defensive Back Lawrence Gordon CFL (2007) Rusty Smith QB 2nd Ramon Rickards Ippolito Wischnefski Joseph Bailey Peterson Jordan Sessa 2007 Cortez Gent Wide Receiver Taheem Acevedo Free Agent (2007) John Rizzo OL 2nd Leland Rodgers Frantz Joseph Marcus Bartels Jordan Sessa Andrew 2008 Michael Hancock Defensive Lineman Casey McGahee CFL (2007) Frantz Joseph LB 1st Aaron Sanchez Daniel Kennard FALL 2007 Andy Czuprynski Carl Spital Stryffeler Troy Pindell CFL (2007) Tavious Polo DB 1st Justin Sobol Philip Martin Kris Bartels Chris Eterno Xavier Stinson David Terrell 2009 Lester Jean Wide Receiver Cergile Sincere LB 2nd Jerrel Terry Chris Munoz Ted Czepiga Alex Fick Andrew Graham Wilbert 2010 Joe Bailey Offensive Line Jervonte Jackson Free Agent Philadelphia Jervonte Jackson DL 2nd Osnel Vilmael Kinyumba Alex Fick Willie Floyd Stryffeler DeAndre Frantz Joseph Free Agent Oakland Raiders 2008 POSITION TEAM Juan Carlos Mutakabbir Mickey Groody Erik Hansen Jeff Van Camp Williams SPECIAL TEAMS AWARD Jason Harmon Free Agent Jacksonville Jaguars (2009) Jervonte Jackson DL 1st Webber Keegan Michael Rod Huggins Tony Walding Demetrius William Rose Free Agent Tennessee Titans (2009) Frantz Joseph LB 1st Peterson Hancock Greg Joseph Ed Wertepny Williamson Year Player Pos. Rusty Smith 6th Round Tennessee Titans (2009) Corey Small DB 1st FALL 2003 Aaron Sanchez Rod Huggins Kevin Miller Chris White Tim Woods 2001 Nick Seta Captain Jamari Grant TE 1st Rob Housler 3rd Round Arizona Cardinals (2010) Dewain Justin Sobol Jervonte Alfred Morris Darian Williams 2002 Matt Prudenti Holder/Return Charles Pierre RB 2nd Akerblom Ryan Sollazzo Jackson Alex Pecorella 162 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 163 HISTORY 2011 HISTORY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY INDIVIDUAL GAME RECORDS PASSING MOST PASSING YARDS GAINED PER COMPLETION (5 COMPLETIONS) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 25.2 Jared Allen Albany (NY) 11/17/01 5-126 RECEIVING RUSHING 54 Rusty Smith ULM 10/27/07 24.9 Jared Allen at Florida A&M 10/30/04 9-224 MOST PASSES CAUGHT 22.9 Jared Allen Edward Waters 11/27/04 8-183 MOST CARRIES 50 Rusty Smith ULM 09/25/09 15 Anthony Crissinger-Hill at Hawaii 09/04/04 22.7 Jared Allen at Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 9-204 30 Alfred Morris at ULM 10/09/10 50 Rusty Smith FIU 11/29/08 11 Cortez Gent ULM 10/27/07 29 Alfred Morris at North Texas 10/17/09 47 Rusty Smith USF 10/06/07 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 11 Jason Harmon ULM 09/26/09 45 Rusty Smith at ULL 10/20/07 28 Charles Pierre at North Texas 11/18/06 5 Rusty Smith vs Memphis 12/21/07 9 Anthony Crissinger-Hill at FIU 11/22/03 45 Rusty Smith at North Texas 09/22/07 27 Doug Parker at North Texas 09/11/04 5 Rusty Smith FIU 11/29/08 8 Anthony Crissinger-Hill at UCF 09/13/03 45 Rusty Smith Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 26 Daveon Barron Youngstown State 10/12/02 5 Rusty Smith Minnesota 09/15/07 8 Cortez Gent at Troy 12/01/07 26 Anthony Jackson Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 8 Cortez Gent UAB 09/06/08 MOST PASSES COMPLETED 4 Rusty Smith NT 11/08/08 26 Charles Pierre at Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 4 Rusty Smith ULL 11/15/08 8 Jason Harmon ULM 10/27/07 35 Rusty Smith ULM 10/27/07 25 Daveon Barron Morris Brown College 11/09/02 4 Rusty Smith at FIU 11/24/07 8 Lester Jean FIU 10/30/10 30 Rusty Smith ULM 09/26/09 25 Alfred Morris Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 4 Rusty Smith at ULL 10/20/07 8 Lester Jean Middle Tenn. 11/27/10 28 Jared Allen at Hawaii 09/04/04 25 Alfred Morris Western Kentucky 11/28/09 4 Rusty Smith at ULL 10/24/09 7 17 with 7 28 Rusty Smith at ULM 10/25/08 25 Alfred Morris at FIU 12/05/09 MOST YARDS RECEIVING 27 Rusty Smith Minnesota 09/15/07 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED MOST NET YARDS RUSHING 26 Jared Allen at UCF 09/13/03 183 Anthony Crissinger-Hill at Hawaii 09/04/04 15 receptions 4 Rusty Smith at Minnesota 09/20/08 194 Charles Pierre at WKU 10/18/08 23 carries 26 Rusty Smith at ULL 10/20/07 163 Anthony Crissinger-Hill at Florida A&M 10/30/04 6 receptions 3 Jared Allen Colgate 12/13/03 181 Alfred Morris at ULL 10/24/09 24 carries 160 Anthony Crissinger-Hill Texas State 10/04/03 7 receptions 3 Jared Allen ULM 10/23/04 158 Alfred Morris at FIU 12/05/09 25 carries HIGHEST PERCENTAGE PASSES COMPLETED (10 ATTEMPTS) 158 Brittney Tellis at Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 4 receptions 3 Sean Clayton at FIU 11/26/05 153 Alfred Morris at ULM 10/09/10 30 carries 78.1 Rusty Smith vs Memphis 12/21/07 25-32 155 Cortez Gent at Troy 12/01/07 8 receptions 3 Danny Embick Middle Tennessee 10/15/05 147 Daveon Barron Morris Brown 11/09/02 25 carries 77.8 Jared Allen Nicholls State 11/11/03 14-18 3 Danny Embick ULM 09/22/05 HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RECEPTION (3 RECEPTIONS) 147 Alfred Morris at North Texas 10/17/09 29 carries 73.5 Jared Allen FIU 12/04/04 25-34 73.3 Jared Allen Northern Colorado 10/18/03 11-15 HIGHEST PASSING EFFICIENCY RATING (10 ATTEMPTS) 39.5 Brittney Tellis at Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 4-158 HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER RUSH (10 CARRIES) 36.2 Cortez Gent at FIU 11/24/07 4-145 211.6 Rusty Smith vs Memphis 12/21/07 11.7 Charles Pierre NT 11/08/08 12-140 MOST CONSECUTIVE PASSES COMPLETED 30.7 Roosevelt Bynes Edward Waters 11/27/04 3-92 209.8 Rusty Smith UL 11/15/08 10.9 Charles Pierre UL 11/15/08 10-109 Jared Allen/Danny Embick 11 Siena 11/15/03 30.7 Roosevelt Bynes at North Texas 09/11/04 3-92 200.5 Rusty Smith NT 11/08/08 10.6 Charles Pierre UAB 09/06/08 13-138 Rusty Smith 10 Oklahoma State 09/08/07 29.7 Thomas Parker at Kansas 09/03/05 3-89 196.5 Danny Embick at Kansas 09/03/05 8.4 Charles Pierre at WKU 10/18/08 23-194 Jared Allen 9 YSU 09/20/03 196.4 Rusty Smith at FIU 11/24/07 MOST TD RECEPTIONS 8.1 Alfred Morris at Troy 11/21/09 17-137 Rusty Smith 9 Troy 12/01/07 219.1 Rusty Smith ULL 10/24/09 7.8 Charles Pierre at FIU 11/24/07 11-86 Danny Embick 8 Louisville 10/01/05 3 Gent, Cortez FIU 11/29/08 4-158 2 20 with 2 MOST RUSHING TDS SCORED Jared Allen 8 North Texas 09/11/04 LONGEST PASS COMPLETION Jared Allen 8 North Arizona 12/06/03 4 Doug Parker Jacksonville 10/13/01 88 Jared Allen Albany (NY) 11/17/01 LONGEST PASS RECEPTION Jared Allen 8 James Madison 09/14/02 80 Jared Allen at Northern Colorado 10/16/04 2 14 with 2 Rusty Smith 8 Louisiana-Monroe 10/27/07 88 Thomas Parker Albany (NY) 11/17/01 80 Jeff Van Camp at Arkansas State 10/23/10 80 Roosevelt Bynes at Northern Colorado 10/16/04 LONGEST RUSH FROM SCRIMMAGE Jeff Van Camp 8 UAB 11/07/09 77 Jeff Van Camp at UAB 09/02/10 80 Lester Jean at Arkansas State 10/23/10 74 Charles Pierre at WKU 10/18/08 78 Jared Allen at Florida A&M 10/30/04 HIGHEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE GAME (MIN 20 ATTEMPTS) 78 Anthony Crissinger-Hill at Florida A&M 10/30/04 73 Charles Pierre UAB 09/06/08 74 Rusty Smith at North Texas 09/22/07 Rusty Smith 78.1 (25-32) Memphis 12/21/07 77 Lester Jean at UAB 09/02/10 68 Rob Housler at FIU 11/24/07 73 Jared Allen Texas State Univ. 10/04/03 Jared Allen 73.0 (16-22) Valdosta State 09/06/03 74 Gent, Cortez at North Texas 09/22/07 53 DiIvory Edgecomb at Middle Tennessee 09/30/08 Danny Embick 71.4 (20-28) Kansas 09/03/05 LONGEST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 73 Anthony Crissinger-Hill Texas State 10/04/03 50 Dekolan James at Florida A&M 10/30/04 Jared Allen 69.0 (22-33) FIU 11/22/03 50 Charles Pierre UL 11/15/08 Jared Allen to Thomas Parker 88 Albany 11/17/01 150-YARD RECEIVERS Jared Allen 68.0 (17-25) Nicholls State 10/05/02 Jared Allen to Roosevelt Bynes 80 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Anthony Crissinger-Hill (15) 183 Hawaii 09/04/04 Rusty Smith 67.6 (23-34) Troy 12/01/07 INDIVIDUAL 100+ GAMES Jeff Van Camp to Lester Jean 80 Arkansas State 10/23/10 Lester Jean (9) 164 UAB – 09/02/10 09/04/04 Jeff Van Camp 67.7 (21-31) South Carolina 09/19/09 100-Yard Game Jeff Van Camp to Lester Jean 80 UAB 09/02/1 Anthony Crissinger-Hill (6) 163 Florida A&M 10/30/04 Rusty Smith 66.7 (20-30) FIU 11/24/07 Charles Pierre (23-194) Western Kentucky 10/18/08 Rusty Smith to Cortez Gent 74 North Texas 09/22/07 Anthony Crissinger-Hill (7) 160 Texas State 10/04/03 Jeff Van Camp 66.7 (24-26) UAB 11/07/09 Alfred Morris (24-181) ULL 10/24/09 Jared Allen to Anthony Crissinger-Hill 73 Texas State 10/04/03 Brittney Tellis (4) 158 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 Jeff Van Camp 66.7 (18-27) Arkansas State 11/14/09 Alfred Morris (25-158) FIU 12/05/09 Jared Allen to Larry Taylor 71 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Cortez Gent (8) 155 Troy 12/01/07 Alfred Morris (30-153) ULM 10/09/10 Jeff Van Camp 66.7 (22-33) Troy 11/21/09 Rusty Smith to Cortez Gent 69 FIU 11/24/07 Daveon Barron (25-147) Morris Brown 11/09/02 Jared Allen to Anthony Crissinger-Hill 67 Illinois State 09/27/03 LONGEST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Alfred Morris (29-147) North Texas 10/17/09 MOST PASSING YARDS Danny Embick to DiIvory Edgecomb 66 Kansas 09/03/05 Jared Allen to Thomas Parker 88 Albany 11/17/01 Alfred Morris (22-143) ULL 11/13/10 463 Rusty Smith Minnesota 09/15/07 McKinson Soverain to Thomas Parker 65 FIU 11/26/05 Jared Allen to Roosevelt Bynes 80 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Charles Pierre (12-140) North Texas 11/08/08 389 Rusty Smith FIU 11/29/08 Jared Allen to Roosevelt Bynes 62 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Jeff Van Camp to Lester Jean 80 Arkansas State 10/23/10 Charles Pierre (13-138) UAB 09/06/08 352 Jared Allen at UCF 09/13/03 Rusty Smith to Chris Bonner 70 ULL 10/24/09 Jeff Van Camp to Lester Jean 77 UAB 09/02/10 Alfred Morris (17-137) Troy 11/21/09 336 Rusty Smith vs Memphis 12/21/03 Jeff Van Camp to Lester Jean 62 Western Kentucky 11/06/10 Rusty Smith to Cortez Gent 74 North Texas 09/22/07 Doug Parker (27-126) North Texas 09/11/04 330 Rusty Smith at FIU 11/24/07 Jared Allen to Anthony Crissinger-Hill 73 Texas State 10/04/03 MOST YARDS IN 2 CONSECUTIVE GAMES Charles Pierre (24-122) Arkansas State 10/28/06 Rusty Smith to Chris Bonner 70 ULL 10/24/09 Alfred Morris (23-122) ULM 09/26/09 MOST PASSING YARDS GAINED PER ATTEMPT (10 ATTEMPTS) Rusty Smith 785 463 Minnesota 09/15/07 Alfred Morris (25-122) Western Kentucky 11/28/09 20.5 Jared Allen at Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 11-226 322 North Texas 09/22/07 MOST TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS Doug Parker (24-121) ULM 10/23/04 20.2 Jared Allen Marist 09/22/01 18-162 Rusty Smith 695 389 FIU 11/29/08 54 Rusty Smith ULM 10/27/07 0 rush, 54 pass DiIvory Edgecomb (18-118) North Texas 11/12/05 19.9 Rusty Smith ULL 10/24/09 18-359 306 CMU 12/26/08 54 Rusty Smith ULM 09/26/09 4 rush, 50 pass Alfred Morris (24-117) Arkansas State 11/14/09 16.6 Jeff Van Camp Western Kentucky 11/28/09 16-266 Rusty Smith 627 291 Troy 11/30/07 53 Rusty Smith FIU 11/29/08 3 rush, 50 pass Charles Pierre (28-116) North Texas 11/18/06 14.7 Rusty Smith North Texas 10/17/09 21-308 336 Memphis 12/21/07 53 Rusty Smith at ULM 10/20/07 8 rush, 45 pass Anthony Jackson (21-113) Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 14.6 Jeff Van Camp FIU 12/05/09 15-220 Rusty Smith 625 308 ULL 10/20/07 52 Jared Allen at Hawaii 09/04/04 8 rush, 44 pass Doug Parker (22-110) Jacksonville 10/13/01 14.1 Jared Allen Edward Waters 11/27/04 13-183 317 ULM 10/27/07 51 Rusty Smith USF 10/06/07 4 rush, 47 pass Anthony Jackson (17-110) Texas State 10/04/03 13.8 Rusty Smith Wyoming 10/03/09 17-235 Rusty Smith 621 330 FIU 11/24/07 50 Rusty Smith Troy 10/07/08 9 rush, 41 pass Charles Pierre (10-109) ULL 11/15/08 13.4 Jeff Van Camp Arkansas State 11/14/09 18-292 291 Troy 11/30/07 Daveon Barron (16-105) Siena 11/15/03 13.2 Rusty Smith Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 23-304 Rusty Smith 620 290 Florida 11/17/07 Charles Pierre (20-103) Southern Utah 10/12/06 11.7 Jared Allen Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 13-152 330 FIU 11/24/07 DiIvory Edgecomb (16-103) Middle Tennessee 09/30/08 11.6 Rusty Smith ULM 09/26/09 30-347 Jared Allen 593 352 UCF 09/13/03 Alfred Morris (16-103) UAB 09/02/10 241 YSU 09/20/03 164 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 165 HISTORY HISTORY 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

MOST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS GAINED MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED LONGEST KICK RETURN MOST FUMBLE RETURN YARDS 449 Rusty Smith Minnesota 09/15/07 14 rush, 463 pass 4 Warley Leroy USF 10/06/07 85 Anthony Jackson Marist 09/22/01 107 Taurian Osborne at Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 2 returns 382 Rusty Smith FIU 11/29/08 -7 rush, 389 pass 4 Warley Leroy ULM 10/27/07 63 DiIvory Edgecomb vs Memphis 12/21/07 46 Johnnie Sloan Nicholls State Univ 10/11/03 1 returns 351 Jared Allen at UCF 09/13/03 -1 rush, 352 pass 3 15 with 3 57 DiIvory Edgecomb at Kentucky 09/29/07 34 Michael Hancock. at ULM 10/25/08 1 returns 333 Rusty Smith at FIU 11/24/07 3 rush, 330 pass 55 Anthony Jackson Siena 11/15/03 28 Josh Savidge Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 1 returns MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 328 Jared Allen FIU 12/04/04 17 rush, 311 pass 53 Kris Bartels Arkansas State 10/28/06 25 Willie Hughley at Northern Arizona 12/06/03 1 returns 328 Rusty Smith vs Memphis 12/21/07 -8 rush, 336 pass 3 Warley Leroy at ULM 10/25/08 53 Anthony Jackson at Troy 11/06/04 HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER FUMBLE RETURN (1 RETURNS) 359 Rusty Smith ULL 10/24/09 0 rush, 359 pass 3 Warley Leroy Louisiana-Monroe 10/27/07 3 Warley Leroy at North Texas 09/22/07 53.5 Taurian Osborne at Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 2-107 340 Rusty Smith ULM 09/26/09 -7 rush, 347 pass LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN 3 Mark Myers at Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER PLAY (20 PLAYS) 3 Mark Myers at Northern Colorado 10/16/04 87 Willie Hughley at James Madison 09/14/02 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURNS 64 Gedel Merziusl Southern Utah Univ. 10/12/06 12.8 Rusty Smith ULL 10/24/09 28-359 3 Mark Myers at Hawaii 09/04/04 3 Tavious Polo Minnesota 09/15/07 63 Willie Hughley U. Northern Colorado 10/18/03 11.2 Jared Allen at Florida A&M 10/30/04 20-224 2 19 with 2 3 Corey Small Arkansas State 10/28/06 57 Willie Hughley Illinois State 11/20/04 10.7 Rusty Smith at FIU 11/24/07 31-333 2 Taheem Acevedo at North Texas 11/18/06 55 Willie Hughley at Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 10.2 Rusty Smith ULL 11/15/08 27-276 MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS MADE 2 Willie Hughley Illinois State 11/20/04 50 Kris Bartels Arkansas State 10/28/06 9.9 Rusty Smith vs Memphis 12/21/07 33-328 3 Mark Myers 2003 2 Willie Hughley at Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 9.9 Rusty Smith NT 11/08/08 25-247 LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN 2 Tavious Polo at North Texas 09/22/07 LONGEST FIELD GOAL MADE 2 Marcus Bartels FIU 10/30/10 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS GAINED 99 Taurian Osborne* at Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 1 103 with 1 231 Anthony Jackson Marist 09/22/01 53 Mark Myers at Northern Arizona 12/06/03 46 Johnnie Sloan* Nicholls State Univ 10/11/03 219 DiIvory Edgecomb USF 10/06/07 50 Daniel Kennard at Louisville 10/01/05 34 Michael Hancock at ULM 10/25/08 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 49 Mark Myers at Hawaii 09/04/04 28 Josh Savidge Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 219 Alfred Morris ULL 10/24/09 104 Willie Hughley Illinois State 11/20/04 2 returns 48 Mark Myers at Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 25 Willie Hughley* at Northern Arizona 12/06/03 210 DiIvory Edgecomb at TROY 12/01/07 87 Willie Hughley at James Madison 09/14/02 1 returns 48 Mark Myers Youngstown State 10/12/02 14 Lee Pasick FIU 11/23/02 205 DiIvory Edgecomb Arkansas State 11/10/07 64 Gedel Merzius Southern Utah. 10/12/06 1 returns *for a TD 203 DiIvory Edgecomb vs Memphis 12/21/07 63 Willie Hughley Northern Colorado 10/18/03 1 returns MOST PUNTS 328 Rusty Smith vs Memphis 12/21/07 55 Willie Hughley at Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 1 returns 11 Andy Rosas at Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 MOST PUNT RETURNS MOST ALL-PURPOSE ATTEMPTS 10 Keegan Peterson at Michigan State 09/13/08 6 Brittney Tellis Morris Brown College 11/09/02 HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER INTERCEPTION RETURN (2 RETURNS) 31 Alfred Morris at ULM 10/09/10 9 Brown, Mike at Arkansas State 10/22/05 6 Brittney Tellis Edward Waters 11/27/04 52.0 Willie Hughley Illinois State 11/20/04 2-104 30 Doug Parker at North Texas 09/11/04 9 7 with 9 5 three with 5 18.5 Marcus Bartels FIU 10/30/10 2-37 29 Anthony Jackson Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 10.7 Corey Small Arkansas State 10/28/06 3-32 29 Charles Pierre at North Texas 11/18/06 MOST YARDS – PUNTING MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS 5.7 Tavious Polo Minnesota 09/15/07 3-17 29 Alfred Morris North Texas 10/17/09 384 Keegan Peterson at Oklahoma State 09/08/07 8 punts 104 Brittney Tellis Albany (NY) 11/17/01 4 returns 4.5 Willie Hughley at Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 2-9 28 Alfred Morris Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 380 Andy Rosas at Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 11 punts 95 Brittney Tellis Edward Waters 11/27/04 6 returns 27 Daveon Barron Youngstown State 10/12/02 375 Andy Rosas at Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 8 punts 80 Brittney Tellis at Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 5 returns MOST TACKLES 365 Keegan Peterson at Michigan State 09/13/08 10 punts MOST POINTS SCORED 64 Brittney Tellis at Florida A&M 10/30/04 3 returns 18 Corey Small at Kentucky 09/29/07 14-4 358 Andy Rosas at Illinois State 09/27/03 9 punts 24 Doug Parker Jacksonville 10/13/01 18 Jerrell Terry at Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 7-11 18 Cortez Gent FIU 11/29/08 HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS PER PUNT (3 PUNTS) HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER PUNT RETURN (2 RETURNS) 16 Andre Clark at Michigan State 09/13/08 6-10 16 Frantz Joseph UAB 09/06/08 6-10 18 Aaron Sanchez Edward Waters 11/27/04 53.1 Mickey Groody Troy 12/04/10 7-372 30.5 Matt Prudentit Northern Colorado 10/18/03 2-61 15 8 with 15 18 Alfred Morris Arkansas State 11/14/09 52.7 Mickey Groody at North Texas 09/25/10 3-158 26.0 Brittney Tellis Albany (NY) 11/17/01 4-104 18 Alfred Morris FIU 12/05/09 52.3 Texas at Texas 11/20/10 3-157 21.3 Brittney Tellis at Florida A&M 10/30/04 3-64 MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS 48.0 Keegan Peterson at Oklahoma State 09/08/07 8-384 20.0 Frantz Simeon at Oklahoma State 09/16/06 2-40 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 3.0 William Gray Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 1-2 47.3 Mike Brown at Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 6-284 4 Doug Parker Jacksonville 10/13/01 3.0 Chris Laskowski at Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 3-0 47.2 Mickey Groody at UAB 11/07/09 4-189 3 Cortez Gent FIU 11/29/08 MOST KICK RETURNS 3.0 Johnnie Sloan at Texas State 10/09/04 2-1 45.5 Andy Rosas Youngstown State 10/12/02 4-182 3 Aaron Sanchez Edward Waters 11/27/04 7 DiIvory Edgecomb at Troy 12/01/07 3.0 Joe Walker Jacksonville 10/13/01 2-1 3 Alfred Morris Arkansas State 11/14/09 MOST PUNTS DOWNED INSIDE 20 6 6 with 6 2.0 13 with 2.0 3 Alfred Morris FIU 12/05/09 4 Mike O'Neill at North Texas 11/18/06 MOST SACK YARDAGE MOST KICK RETURN YARDS MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE BY KICKING 4 Keegan Peterson at Michigan State 09/13/08 William Gray 22 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 168 Anthony Jackson Marist 09/22/01 3 returns 4 Andy Rosas at UCF 09/13/03 William Gray 22 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 7 Warley Leroy at FIU 11/24/07 151 DiIvory Edgecomb vs Memphis 12/21/07 4 returns 4 Andy Rosas at Illinois State 09/27/03 Josh Pinnick 18 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 7 Warley Leroy FIU 11/29/08 145 DiIvory Edgecomb at ULL 10/20/07 6 returns 4 Mickey Groody at UAB 09/02/10 Chris Laskowski 18 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 7 Warley Leroy UAB 09/06/08 143 DiIvory Edgecomb at Troy 12/01/07 7 returns Jervonte Jackson 18 Arkansas State 10/28/06 7 Mark Myers Siena 11/15/03 139 DiIvory Edgecomb Arkansas State 11/10/07 6 returns LONGEST PUNT Randy Hunter 18 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 6 8 with 6 139 Anthony Jackson at Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 5 returns 73 Mickey Groody FIU 10/30/10 Jamere Johnson 17 ULL 11/13/10 MOST EXTRA POINTS ATTEMPTED BY KICKING 72 Mickey Groody Troy 12/04/10 Joe Walker 15 Jacksonville 10/13/01 8 Warley Leroy at FIU 11/24/07 67 Andy Rosas at Nicholls State 10/05/02 HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN PER KICK RETURN (2 RETURNS) Johnnie Sloan 14 Texas State 10/09/04 7 Warley Leroy FIU 11/29/08 66 Mike Brown at Texas State 10/09/04 56.0 Anthony Jackson Marist 09/22/01 13-168 William Gray 14 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 7 Warley Leroy UAB 09/06/08 64 Mike Brown ULM 09/22/05 44.5 Kris Bartels Arkansas State 10/28/06 2-89 7 Mark Myers Siena 11/15/03 63 Mike Brown at Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 39.0 Anthony Jackson at Hawaii 09/04/04 2-78 MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS 7 Ross Gornall ULL 10/24/09 63 Keegan Peterson Middle Tennessee 09/01/07 37.8 DiIvory Edgecomb vs Memphis 12/21/07 4-151 4.0 Tyrone Higgins Colgate 12/13/03 3-0 6 6 with 6 33.5 Anthony Jackson at Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 2-67 4.0 Chris Laskowski at Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 4-0 LONGEST PUNT RETURN 4.0 Johnnie Sloan Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 4-0 MOST POINTS SCORED BY KICKING 75 Brittney Tellis Albany (NY) 11/17/01 MOST FUMBLE RETURNS 4.0 Robert St. Clair. Middle Tennessee 10/15/05 1-1 13 Mark Myers at Northern Colorado 10/16/04 64 Mickey Groody Middle Tennessee 11/27/10 1 15 with 1 12 Warley Leroy ULM 10/27/07 50 Matt Prudenti Northern Colorado 10/18/03 12 Warley Leroy at North Texas 09/22/07 48 Tavious Polo at ULM 10/25/08 12 Mark Myers at Northern Arizona 12/06/03 45 Brittney Tellis at Florida A&M 10/30/04 12 Mark Myers at Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 41 Brittney Tellis at Gardner Webb 11/03/01

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MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS – YARDAGE LOST SEASON ATTENDANCE 17 Troy 11/21/09 Fewest Net Yards Most Completions Highest Avg. Yards Per Completion (min 5) Chris Laskowski 24 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Total Avg Season Both Teams FAU FAU FAU William Gray 22 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 354,845 27,496 2007 37 UCF 09/13/03 -36 USF 08/30/02 30 ULM 09/26/09 25.2 Albany 11/17/01 31 UAB 09/06/08 William Gray 22 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 353,709 26,977 2008 -15 James Madison 09/14/02 29 Hawaii 09/04/04 22.6 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 Josh Pinnick 19 Arkansas State 10/28/06 323,897 26,991 2006 Opponent Opponent Opponent Fewest Passing First Downs Jamere Johnson 19 ULL 11/13/10 322,849 26,904 2009 6 Arkansas State 10/28/06 38 Hawaii 09/04/04 23.0 Minnesota 08/17/05 Randy Hunter 18 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 306,427 25.536 2010 FAU 16 Jacksonville 10/13/01 37 UCF 09/13/03 21.7 Troy State 10/26/02 Josh Pinnick 18 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 238,711 21,701 2005 2 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 27 Hawaii 09/04/04 Both Teams 21.7 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 Jordan Roberts 16 Morris Brown 11/09/02 171,208 14,267 2004 3 Albany 11/17/01 Both Teams 67 Hawaii 09/04/04 Lowest Avg. Yards Per Completion (min 5) Joe Walker 15 Jacksonville 10/13/01 140,155 10,011 2003 3 Eastern Illinois 11/10/01 58 James Madison 09/14/02 63 UCF 09/13/03 106,078 10,607 2001 3 ULL 10/18/06 79 USF 08/30/02 FAU MOST FUMBLES FORCED 103,616 9,420 2002 Opponent Fewest Completions 6.7 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 2 Shomari Earls Nicholls State 10/11/03 7.0 Arkansas State 10/22/05 0 Siena 11/15/03 Highest Average Yards Per Rush FAU 2 Cergile Sincere Minnesota 09/15/07 Opponent SINGLE GAME 2 Marist 09/22/01 FAU 4 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 2 Johnnie Sloan at Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 6.8 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 Both Teams 7.8 UAB 09/06/08 5 Albany 11/17/01 2 Quentin Swain at Troy State 10/26/02 7.8 ULL 10/06/05 RECORDS 7 Siena 11/15/03 6.7 Siena 11/15/03 1 94 with 1 Opponent 8 Troy State 10/26/02 Opponent Highest Avg. Yards Per Attempt Most First Downs 0 Siena 11/15/03 8 Albany 11/17/01 8.3 Nebraska 09/05/09 4 Nicholls State 10/05/02 FAU MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED FAU 8.2 South Carolina 09/19/09 4 Youngstown State 10/12/02 11.7 Edward Waters 11/27/04 2 Kris Bartels at Troy 12/01/07 29 Texas State 10/04/03 Most First Downs by Penalty Both Teams 11.3 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 2 Frantz Joseph NT 11/08/08 Lowest Average Yards Per Rush 28 Siena 11/15/03 FAU 12 Youngstown State 10/12/02 Opponent 2 Chris McKinley Nicholls State Univ 10/11/03 FAU 28 FIU 11/29/08 6 Texas State 10/04/03 12 Siena 11/15/03 29.8 Nicholls State 10/05/02 2 Taurian Osborne at Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 -1.2 USF 08/30/02 Opponent 5 Four Times 13.3 St. Mary’s 10/20/01 2 Quentin Swain at Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 -0.5 James Madison 09/14/02 29 Arkansas State 10/23/10 Opponent Highest Completion % (min. 10 Attempts) 1 80 with 1 Opponent Lowest Avg. Yards Per Attempt Both Teams 8 ULM 10/25/08 FAU 0.2 Arkansas State 10/28/06 FAU MOST PASS BREAKUPS 4fi ve teams 92 Siena 11/15/03 53 FIU 11/29/08 0.4 Jacksonville 10/13/01 2.4 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 79 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 4 Greg Joseph UAB 09/06/08 49 Memphis 12/21/07 Both Teams 0.9 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 2.6 Illinois State 09/27/03 4 Corey Small at South Carolina 09/23/06 9 ULM 10/25/08 Opponent Opponent 3 four with 3 Fewest First Downs 8 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 74 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 Most Touchdowns Rushing 2.6 ULL 10/06/05 FAU 73 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 2.8 Marist 09/22/01 MISC. RECORDS STARTING QB RECORDS 8 Troy State 10/26/02 FAU Jared Allen 25-19 8 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 RUSHING 5 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Lowest Completion % (min. 10 Attempts) Most Touchdown Passes 5 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 Rusty Smith 19-19 Opponent FAU FAU Jeff Van Camp 7-10 MMostost AAttemptsttempts 9 Jacksonville 10/13/01 33 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 5 Memphis 12/21/07 Sean Clayton 4-6 FAU Lowest Average Yards Per Rush 8 Arkansas State 10/28/06 33 Eastern Illinois 11/10/02 5 FIU 11/29/08 Danny Embick 2-8 56 Texas State 10/04/03 5 Siena 11/15/03 FAU Opponent Opponent Garrett Jahn 0-2 55 Siena 11/15/03 Both Teams -1.2 USF 08/30/02 22 Marist 09/22/01 5 South Carolina 9/23/06 Opponent QB STARTING DEBUTS 23 St. Peter’s 10/27/01 -0.5 James Madison 09/14/02 33 Illinois State 09/27/03 4 Valdosta state 09/06/03 64 Middle Tenn. State 10/15/05 Garrett Jahn L, 7-40 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 23 Troy 11/06/04 Opponent 33 ULL 10/06/05 4 FIU 11/29/08 63 Colgate 12/13/03 Jared Allen W, 31-28 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 22 ULL 10/18/06 0.2 Arkansas State 10/28/06 4 UAB 11/07/09 Both Teams 0.4 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Danny Embick 49-15 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Most Rushing First Downs Most Net Yards Both Teams 96 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 0.9 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Sean Clayton W, 26-23 North Texas 11/12/05 FAU 9 FIU 11/29/08 FAU 95 St. Mary’s 10/20/01 Rusty Smith L, 6-54 Clemson 09/02/06 8 Memphis 12/21/07 24 Nicholls State 10/11/03 389 FIU 11/29/08 Jeff Van Camp L 56-29 UAB 11/07/09 PASSING 377 Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 21 Siena 11/15/03 Fewest Attempts Opponent LARGEST HOME CROWD Opponent Most Attempts FAU 497 UCF 09/13/03 TOTAL OFFENSE 36,124 Michigan State at FF 09/11/10 20 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 21 Colgate 12/13/03 FAU 483 Troy 11/21/09 Most Plays 21,106 USF 10/06/07 18 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 22 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 54 Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 Both Teams 18,540 Arkansas State 11/10/07 FAU Both Teams Opponent 50 FIU 11/29/08 849 UCF 09/13/03 92 Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 17,275 North Texas 11/08/08 25 Siena 11/15/03 10 Hawaii 09/04/04 50 ULM 09/26/09 789 FIU 11/29/08 17,543 FIU 10/30/10 24 Nichols 10/11/03 20 FIU 12/04/04 Opponent 86 FIU 11/29/08 17,191 Troy 10/07/08 Both Teams 66 Hawaii 09/04/04 Opponent Fewest Rushing First Downs Fewest Net Yards 16,902 ULM 10/27/07 49 Hawaii 09/04/04 52 UCF 09/13/03 91 Arkansas State 10/23/10 FAU 16,781 FIU 11/29/08 55 UCF 09/13/03 Both Teams FAU 89 Colgate 12/13/03 16,421 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 1 Connecticut 11/02/02 112 Hawaii 09/04/04 29 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 Both Teams 1 James Madison 09/14/02 16,262 FIU 12/04/04 Most Net Yards 98 FIU 11/29/08 74 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 171 FIU 11/29/08 15,427 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 Opponent Opponent 161 Hawaii 09/04/04 FAU 15,143 UAB 09/06/08 1 Morris Brown 11/09/02 Fewest Attempts 0 Siena 11/15/03 381 Siena 11/15/03 Fewest Plays 16,218 Arkansas State 11/14/09 1 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 47 ULL 10/06/05 252 ULL 10/24/09 FAU Both Teams FAU Both Teams Opponent 12 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 LARGEST AWAY CROWD 139 Siena 11/15/03 50 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 4 James Madison 09/14/02 379 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 13 Siena 11/15/03 99,799 Texas 11/20/10 144 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 51 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 7 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 372 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 Opponent 98,053 Texas 08/30/08 Opponent Both Teams 5 Nicholls State 10/05/02 90,107 Florida 11/17/07 Most Passing First Downs 35 Siena 11/15/03 517 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 6 Siena 11/15/03 85,719 Nebraska 09/05/09 51 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 FAU 507 Siena 11/15/03 Both Teams 77,000 Clemson 09/02/06 51 ULL 10/06/05 19 Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 38 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 72,017 South Carolina 09/19/09 Both Teams 17 Memphis 12/21/07 45 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 70,860 South Carolina 09/23/06 Opponent 103 Siena 11/15/03 70,321 Michigan State 09/13/08 21 Valdosta 09/06/03 113 St. Peter’s 10/27/01 65,927 Kentucky 09/29/07 168 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 169 HISTORY HISTORY 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Most Net Yards FUMBLES Fewest Penalties Most Decisive Win Most Points, First Half Fewest Punts FAU FAU 48 Siena 11/15/03 FAU FAU 624 ULL 10/24/09 Most Fumbles Committed 2 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 34 Edward Waters 11/27/04 44 Siena 11/15/03 0 Siena 11/15/03 591 Florida A&M 10/30/04 FAU 2 Eastern Illinois 12/26/08 Most Decisive Loss 30 Memphis 12/21/07 1 UAB 09/06/09 Opponent 6 St. Mary’s 10/20/01 Opponent Opponent 1 ULM 10/25/08 51 Louisville 10/01/05 651 Troy 11/21/09 4 Five Times 1 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 42 Connecticut 11/02/02 Opponent 48 Kansas St. 09/09/06 622 UAB 11/07/09 Opponent 2 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 41 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 0 Clemson 09/02/06 47 Connecticut 11/02/02 Both Teams 9 Albany 11/17/01 Both Teams Both Teams 1 Three Times 1062 UAB 11/07/09 6 Three Times 5 Arkansas State 11/14/09 Most Points in a Loss 50 Memphis 12/21/07 Both Teams 1044 North Texas 10/17/09 Both Teams 7 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 FAU 45 Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 6 Siena 11/15/03 12 St. Mary’s 10/20/02 7 CMU 12/26/08 29 UCF 09/13/03 6 FIU 11/22/03 Most Points, Second Half Fewest Net Yards 9 Troy State 10/26/02 Most Yards Penalized 29 UAB 11/07/09 6 Texas State 10/09/04 9 Albany 11/17/01 Opponent FAU 6 Clemson 09/02/06 FAU FAU 107 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 28 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 43 FIU 11/29/08 6 North Texas 11/18/06 Most Fumbles Lost 156 Troy 11/24/09 107 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 28 Hawaii 09/04/04 28 Edward Waters 11/27/04 FAU 140 UCF 09/13/03 28 Arkansas State 11/14/09 Fewest Yards Opponent Opponent Most Touchdowns 55 St. Peter’s 10/27/01 4 Nicholls State 10/05/02 Opponent FAU 145 UCF 09/13/03 FAU 74 Jacksonville 10/13/01 4 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 41 Louisville 10/01/05 0 Siena 11/15/03 143 Texas State 10/04/03 8 FIU 11/29/08 Both Teams Opponent 34 FIU 11/29/08 0 Clemson 09/02/06 Both Teams 7 Siena 11/15/03 374 Jacksonville 10/13/01 4 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Both Teams Opponent 285 UCF 09/13/03 7 Edward Waters 11/27/04 398 St. Peter’s 10/27/01 4 Albany 11/13/01 77 FIU 11/29/08 32 Minnesota 09/17/05 238 New Mexico State 11/13/04 7 ULL 10/17/09 Both Teams 46 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 60 Louisville 10/01/05 Opponent Highest Avg. Yards Per Play 6 Clemson 09/02/06 Both Teams Fewest Yards Penalized 8 Connecticut 11/02/02 Most Field Goals Made FAU 5 Nicholls State 10/05/02 119 UAB 09/06/08 FAU 8 Louisville 10/01/05 FAU 9.2 UAB 09/06/08 5 Troy State 10/26/02 133 ULM 10/25/08 15 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 3 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 8.8 ULL 10/24/09 Most Points, First Quarter Most Fumble Return Yards 25 CMU 12/26/08 3 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Opponent FAU Most Punts Blocked By FAU Opponent 3 Hawaii 09/04/04 11.6 UAB 11/07/09 21 Siena 11/15/03 FAU 107 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 10 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Opponent 9.4 Louisville 10/01/05 20 Albany 11/17/01 1 17 Times 09/02/06 47 Valdosta 09/06/03 15 Minnesota 08/17/05 3 Eight times Opponent Opponent Lowest Avg. Yards Per Play Opponent Both Teams Both Teams 21 Eastern Illinois 11/10/01 3 Florida A&M 10/30/04 47 Valdosta State 09/06/03 44 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 4 Nine times FAU 21 Connecticut 11/02/02 2 Troy 10/26/02 39 Eastern Illinois 11/10/01 56 Siena 11/15/03 1.8 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 Both Teams Most Field Goal Attempts 2 Texas 11/20/10 Both Teams 2.1 USF 08/30/02 Fewest Yards Penalized 28 Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 Both Teams 107 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 FAU 2.1 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 FAU 24 Memphis 12/21/07 3 Troy 10/26/02 47 Valdosta 09/06/03 3 10 Times Opponent 3 Florida A&M 10/30/04 15 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 Most Points, Second Quarter Opponent 1.4 Jacksonville 10/13/01 25 CMU 12/26/08 5 James Madison 09/14/02 3.1 Albany 11/17/01 FAU Highest Avg. Punt Yardage (min 3 punts) TURNOVERS Opponent 4 FIU 11/22/03 3.1 Siena 11/15/03 30 North Texas 01/17/09 FAU 10 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Both Teams Most Turnovers 23 Siena 11/15/03 53.1 Troy 12/04/10 15 Minnesota 08/17/05 6 James Madison 09/14/02 FAU Opponent 52.7 North Texas 09/20/10 INTERCEPTIONS Both Teams 6 FIU 12/04/04 5 ULL 10/18/06 44 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 27 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 Opponent Most Defensive Interceptions 4 Five Times 56 Siena 11/15/03 21 Connecticut 11/02/02 51.6 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 21 UAB 11/07/09 PUNTING FAU Opponent 49.2 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 7 Illinois State 11/20/04 Both Teams 5 Illinois State 11/20/04 SCORING Most Punts 5 Edward Waters 11/27/04 28 UCF 09/13/03 5 Arkansas State 10/28/06 Most Points FAU PUNT RETURNS Both Teams 27 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 Opponent 11 Troy State 10/26/02 9 Edward Waters 11/27/04 FAU Most Punts Returned 5 FIU 11/06/05 57 FIU 11/29/08 Most Points, Third Quarter 11 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 8 ULM 08/22/05 FAU 4 ULM 08/22/05 51 ULL 10/24/09 FAU Opponent 8 ULL 10/10/06 7 Morris Brown 11/09/02 4 Minnesota 09/20/08 Opponent 21 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 10 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 6 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Both Teams 61 Connecticut 11/02/02 21 Edward Waters 11/27/04 10 Michigan State 09/13/08 PENALTIES 6 North Texas 11/08/08 7 ULM 08/22/05 61 Louisville 10/01/05 Opponent Both Teams Opponent 6 FIU 11/06/05 Most Penalties Both Teams 27 Louisville 10/01/05 20 Michigan State 09/13/08 6 Kansas 09/03/05 6 Arkansas State 10/28/06 FAU 108 FIU 11/29/08 21 FIU 11/26/05 18 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 6 Louisville 10/01/05 17 Troy 11/21/09 85 UAB 11/07/09 21 Nebraska 09/05/09 18 Illinois State 09/27/03 Most Interception Yards Returned Both Teams 14 UCF 09/13/03 21 South Carolina 09/19/09 Fewest Points 12 Albany 11/17/01 FAU Both Teams 14 Arkansas State 10/23/10 Most Yards Punted 10 Morris Brown 11/09/02 188 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 FAU 28 Connecticut 11/02/02 Opponent FAU 10 Troy 11/06/04 165 Illinois State 11/20/04 17 UCF 09/13/03 0 St. Peter’s 10/27/01 27 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 380 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 Opponent 16 Bethune-Cookman 11/17/01 0 Arkansas State 10/22/05 Most Yards Returned Most Points, Fourth Quarter 375 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 205 FIU 11/06/05 16 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 0 Kansas St. 09/09/06 FAU FAU Opponent 107 Minnesota 09/20/08 Both Teams Opponent 104 Albany 11/17/01 408 Michigan State 09/13/08 Both Teams 31 UCF 09/13/03 0 FIU 11/25/06 28 FIU 11/29/08 80 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 348 Middle Tennessee 09/28/03 205 FIU 11/06/05 25 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 0 Illinois State 11/20/04 21 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 Opponent Both Teams 165 Illinois State 11/20/04 3 Siena 11/15/03 Opponent 89 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 773 Michigan State 09/13/08 3 Arkansas State 10/22/05 28 FIU 11/29/08 83 Troy 11/06/04 723 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Both Teams 24 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 Both Teams 3 Arkansas State 10/22/05 Both Teams 178 Albany 11/17/01 19 St. Peter’s 10/27/01 56 FIU 11/29/08 113 Troy 11/06/04 19 Youngstown State 09/20/03 31 UCF 09/13/03 170 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 171 HISTORY HISTORY 2011 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY Fewest Yards Returned COMBINED RETURN Most Third Down Conversions Highest Fourth Down Conversion % Longest Reception PUNT RETURNS FAU FAU (min. 2 att.) 86 William Andrews 11/03/01 Most Returns -3 Central Michigan 12/26/08 YARDS (KICK AND PUNT) 11 Hawaii 09/04/04 FAU (Gardner-Webb) 100 Morris Brown 11/09/02 6 Frank Cutolo 11/10/01 -1 Two Times Most Yards Returned 10 FIU 12/04/04 Most Touchdown Receptions Opponent Opponent 100 UCF 09/13/03 (Eastern Illinois) FAU 5 09/23/06 -6 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 14 Colgate 12/13/03 100 Kansas 09/03/05 6 Charles Gordon 09/03/05 240 Illinois State 11/20/04 (South Carolina) -5 North Texas 11/18/06 12 UCF 09/13/03 100 Memphis 12/21/07 (Kansas) 219 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 100 Troy 10/07/08 -3 Florida A&M 10/30/04 Both Teams Most Return Yards Opponent -3 Arkansas State 10/28/06 20 Colgate 12/13/03 100 North Texas 11/08/08 PASSING 322 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 94 J. Ford (Clemson) 09/02/06 Both Teams 16 Seven Times 100 Nebraska 09/05/09 Most Attempts 283 Clemson 09/02/06 Opponent 0 St. Peter’s 10/27/01 66 09/04/04 Highest Avg Return (Min 2) 0 FIU 11/26/05 Both Teams Fewest Third Down Conversions 100 Nicholls State 10/11/03 (Hawaii) 47.0 J. Ford (Clemson) 09/02/06 416 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 FAU 75.0 St. Mary’s 10/20/01 Highest Avg. Returned (min 3 returns) 393 Clemson 09/02/06 0 Troy State 10/26/02 Longest Time of Possession Most Completions Longest Return FAU Fewest Yards Returned 1 Albany 11/17/01 FAU 38 Timmy Chang 09/04/04 94 J. Ford (Clemson) 09/02/06 26.0 Albany 11/17/01 1 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 (Hawaii) FAU 39:57 Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 21.3 Florida A&M 10/30/04 Opponent 37:43 Siena 11/15/03 Opponent 4 FIU 12/04/04 1 Five Times Highest Completion % (min. 20 att.) 26 Nicholls State 10/11/03 Opponent KICKOFF RETURNS 22 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Both Teams 77.3 11/16/02 Opponent 42:42 Colgate 12/13/03 21 South Florida 08/29/02 4 ULM 10/23/04 (Eastern Illinois) Most Returns 11 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 41:15 Middle Tennessee 10/15/05 5 Troy State 10/26/02 8 M. Granberry 12/21/07 25 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 5 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 Longest Pass (Memphis) Both Teams KICKOFF RETURNS 5 Michigan State 09/13/08 86 Jeremy Martin 11/03/01 59 Arkansas State 10/22/05 OPPONENTS’ (Gardner-Webb) Most Returns Yards Most Kickoff Returns 64 FIU 12/04/04 Highest Third Down Conversion % INDIVIDUAL HIGHS 153 M. Granberry 12/21/07 Most Yards FAU Highest Avg. Return (min. 4) FAU (Memphis) 10 Louisville 10/01/05 70.0 UAB 09/06/08 RUSHING 497 Ryan Schneider 09/13/03 FAU Highest Avg Return (Min 3) 8 Three Times 64.3 FIU 11/25/05 (UCF) 43.5 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Most Attempts Opponent Opponent 41.7 Dustin Wilson 11/17/01 31.3 Middle Tennessee 11/04/06 Most TD Passes 8 Memphis 12/21/07 68.8 FIU 11/26/05 45 Jamaal Branch 12/13/03 (Albany) Opponent 8 UAB 09/06/08 66.6 Colgate 12/13/03 (Colgate) 5 Syvelle Newton 09/23/06 29.3 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 Longest Return 8 North Texas 11/08/08 66.6 Central Florida 09/13/03 (South Carolina) 21.8 USF 08/29/02 Most Yards Gained 51 Dustin Wilson 11/17/01 Both Teams 66.6 UAB 11/07/09 Most Interceptions (Albany) 16 FIU 11/29/08 310 J.R. Taylor 11/16/02 Lowest Avg. Return (min. 4) 3 10/23/04 15 UAB 09/06/08 (Eastern Illinois) FAU Lowest Third Down Conversion % (ULM) INDIVIDUAL SEASON Fewest Kickoff Returns 4.3 Texas State 10/04/03 FAU Average Per Carry (Min 10) FAU 6.6 Nicholls State 10/11/03 0 Troy State 10/26/02 11.3 Michael Bush 10/01/05 PUNTING RECORDS 0 North Texas 11/12/05 Opponent 2.2 Wyoming 10/03/09 (Louisville) Opponent Most Punts 1 Six Times 2.8 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 Most Rushing Touchdowns Opponent 3.5 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 0.08 Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 10 M. Brakefi eld 11/06/10 RUSHING 4 J.R. Taylor 11/16/02 0 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 0.30 South Carolina 09/19/09 (WKU) (Eastern Illinois) 0 New Mexico State 11/13/04 RUSHING YARDS THIRD DOWNS 4 Eugene Gross 10/15/05 Most Yards Punting 0 ULL 10/18/06 FOURTH DOWNS (Middle Tennessee) Both Teams 408 Aaron Bates 09/13/08 1,392 Alfred Morris (263-1,392) 2009 Most Third Down Attempts (Michigan State) 1,014 Charles Pierre (161-1,014) 2008 0 ULL 10/18/06 Most Fourth Down Attempts Longest TD Run FAU 928 Alfred Morris (227-928) 2010 2 Arkansas State 10/22/05 79 J.R. Taylor 11/10/01 FAU 896 Doug Parker (227-896) 2004 20 Hawaii 09/04/04 Highest Average (Min 2) 7 Kansas State 09/09/06 (Eastern Illinois) 782 Charles Pierre (170-782) 2007 Most Yards Returned 18 5 times 5 Middle Tennessee 10/31/09 52.0 W. Atterberry 10/17/09 Opponent FAU Opponent RECEIVING (North Texas) 21 Colgate 12/13/03 182 Marist 09/22/01 6 Edward Waters 11/27/04 20 ULM 10/09/10 Most Receptions RRUSHINGUSHING ATTEMPTSATTEMPTS 182 Memphis 12/21/07 4 Eight Times Longest Punt Both Teams Opponent Both Teams 13 Chad Owens 09/04/04 263 Alfred Morris (263-1,392) 2009 37 FIU 11/29/08 76 Joel Stelly 10/23/04 166 Hawaii 09/04/04 9 Middle Tennessee 10/03/09 (Hawaii) 227 Doug Parker (227-896) 2004 35 Hawaii 09/04/04 (ULM) 154 Southern Utah 10/12/06 8 Kansas State 09/09/06 13 David Leonard 10/03/09 227 Alfred Morris (227-928) 2010 Both Teams 34 James Madison 09/14/02 (Wyoming) 207 Charles Pierre (207-756) 2006 170 Charles Pierre (170-782) 2007 335 Memphis 12/21/07 Fewest Third Down Attempts Most Fourth Down Conversions Most Receiving Yards 307 Hawaii 09/04/04 FAU FAU 228 Vincent Jackson 10/16/04 Fewest Yards Returned 8 ULL 11/15/08 3 Kansas State 09/09/06 (N. Colorado) 9 Wyoming 10/03/09 3 Middle Tennessee 11/04/06 FAU Opponent Opponent 0 North Texas 11/12/05 6 UAB 11/07/09 4 Edward Waters 11/27/04 0 ULL 10/18/06 TOP FIVE RUSHING LEADERS (CARRER) 7 Minnesota 09/20/08 3 St. Mary’s 10/20/01 Opponent 3 UAB 09/06/08 0 New Mexico State 11/13/04 CHARLES PIERRE ANTHONY JACKSON 3 Troy 10/09/08 ALFRED MORRIS GM Att Yds TD Lg DAVEON BARRON 0 ULL 10/18/06 GM Att Yds TD Lg DOUG PARKER 2001 10 42 191 1 36 Both Teams 2005 11 145 517 3 28 GM Att Yds TD Lg GM Att Yds TD Lg GM Att Yds TD Lg 2002 5 77 231 0 22 Both Teams 2006 12 207 756 5 31 2008 11 7 23 0 15 2001 10 158 572 8 30 22002 10 147 474 4 19 4 Edward Waters 11/27/04 2003 14 151 779 7 31 2007 13 170 782 7 27 2009 12 263 1,392 11 48 2003 14 134 513 5 15 2003 14 101 476 1 38 0 ULL 10/18/06 2004 9 33 148 0 28 2008 13 161 1,014 8 74 2010 12 227 928 7 38 2005 12 227 896 8 49 2004 11 47 132 2 18 4 Kansas State 09/09/06 TOTAL 38 303 1,349 8 36 30 New Mexico State 11/13/04 TOTAL 49 683 3,069 23 74 Total 35 497 2,343 18 48 TOTAL 36 519 1,981 21 49 TOTAL 35 543 1,082 7 38 4 UAB 09/06/08

172 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 173 HISTORY 175 GM Rec Yds TD Lg TD Yds CHRIS BONNER Rec GM 2006 12 14 178 2007 13 25 0 420 47 2008 13 22 3 422 57 2009 12 32 3 571 52 50 Total 93 1,591 6 70 12 70 2011 (minimum 5 attempts) (minimum ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! PUNT YARDS PUNT ATTEMPTS PUNTS HAD BLOCKED YARDS/PUNT AVERAGE MOST PUNTS INSIDE 20 PUNT RETURN YARDS PUNT RETURNS GM Rec Yds TD Lg TD Yds JASON HARMON Rec GM 2005 11 1 2006 12 10 26 261 2007 13 0 63 2 10 825 34 2009 12 48 5 649 56 48 Total 1,745 138 13 6 56 52 PUNTING (SEASON) 3,153 2,899 (69-3,153) Groody Mickey 2,797 Rosas (75-2,899) Andy 2,734 (72-2,797) Brown Mike 2,375 Rosas (70-2,734) Andy 2010 (62-2,375) Peterson Keegan 2003 2005 2008 75 2002 72 70 Rosas (75-2,899) Andy 69 (72-2,797) Brown Mike 62 Rosas (70-2,734) Andy (69-3,153) Groody Mickey (62-2,375) Peterson Keegan with 2003 2005 5 2010 2002 2 four 2008 Rosas (70-2,734) Andy 45.2 41.89 (69-3,153) Groody Mickey 40.60 2002 (56-2,346) Brown Mike 40.17 (46-1,868) Ross Gornall 39.06 (40-1,607) Peterson Keegan Rosas (70-2,734) Andy 2010 2004 2007 2009 Rosas Andy Peterson Keegan 2002 Groody Mickey Brown Mike Groody 20 Mickey 22 19 PUNT RETURNS 17 18 (SEASON) 2008 2003 2009 310 2010 2005 233 201 (35-310) Tellis Brittney 199 (17-233) Tellis Brittney 166 (15-201) Simeon Frantz (21-199) Polo Tavious (27-166) Prudenti Matt 2004 2001 35 2006 27 2008 21 2003 (35-310) Tellis Brittney (27-166) Prudenti Matt (21-199) Polo Tavious 2004 2003 2008 Mark Myers Myers Mark Ross Gornall 3 3 2002 2009 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA

GM Rec Yds TD Lg TD Yds Rec LESTER JEAN GM 2007 13 19 246 1 46 2008 13 25 257 2 30 2009 12 38 501 4 44 2010 12 64 988 80 8 15 80 1,992 50 146 Total (minimum 10 attempts) (minimum (minimum 15 attempts) (minimum PAT KICKS MADE PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED PAT KICK PCT PAT MADE FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FIELD GOALS PCT FIELD GOAL MADE MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS EXTRA POINTS (SEASON) 48 44 37 (48-49) Myers Mark 34 (44-46) Leroy Warley 30 (37-42) Ross Gornall (34-37) Leroy Warley (30-32) Myers Mark 49 2003 2007 46 2009 42 (48-49) Myers 2008 Mark 37 (44-46) Leroy Warley 32 2004 (37-42) Ross Gornall (34-37) Leroy Warley (30-32) Myers Mark 98.0 2003 2007 95.7 2009 (48-49) Myers Mark 93.8 2008 (44-46) Leroy Warley 91.9 (30-32) Myers Mark 91.7 2004 (34-37) Leroy Warley (22-24) Ross Gornall FIELD GOALS (SEASON) 2003 2007 2004 2008 2010 20 19 12 (20-28) Myers Mark 10 (19-27) Leroy Warley 9 (12-15) Myers Mark 9 (10-13) Leroy Warley (9-12) Myers Mark (9-14) Leroy Warley 2004 2007 28 27 2003 2008 15 (20-28) Myers Mark 14 (19-27) Leroy Warley 13 2002 2006 (12-15) Myers Mark 13 (9-14) Leroy Warley (10-13) Leroy Warley (8-13) Ross Gornall 2004 2007 80.0 76.9 2003 (12-15) Myers Mark 71.4 2006 2008 (10-13) Leroy Warley 70.4 (20-28) Myers Mark 2010 (19-27) Leroy Warley Myers Mark 2003 2008 Leroy Warley Leroy Warley 2004 2007 7 6 5 2003 2007 2008 TOP FIVE RECEIVING LEADERS (CAREER) GM Rec Yds TD Lg TD Yds Rec ANTHONY CRISSINGER-HILL GM 2001 7 16 191 0 27 2003 14 9 74 73 1,134 2004 7 78 46 14 746 5 2,071 28 134 78 Total (minimum 10 games) (minimum

(minimum 50 plays) (minimum CORTEZ GENT CORTEZ GM Rec Yds TD Lg TD Yds Rec GM 2006 9 6 66 2007 12 9 64 74 1,082 0 21 2008 13 60 935 9 44 2009 10 31 395 74 2 20 27 2,278 44 161 Total TDS RESPONSIBLE FOR (minimum 5 games) OFFENSE/GAME TOTAL OFFENSE/PLAY TOTAL ALL PURPOSE YARDS ALL PURPOSE YARDS/GAME POINTS SCORED TOTAL SCORED TOUCHDOWNS 34 Rusty Smith Smith Allen 34 Rusty 26 Rusty Allen 24 Jared 17 2007 15 Jared 2008 Camp Van Jeff 2003 2004 274.8 269.7 Rusty Smith (13 games) 241.7 Rusty Smith (12 games) 211.8 Rusty Smith (13 games) 204.9 Allen (12 games) Jared 2010 Camp (12 games) Van Jeff 2007 2009 2008 7.8 2010 2004 7.62 7.18 Camp (290-2272) Van Jeff (50-381) Embick Danny 7.1 Allen (354-2,541) Jared Rusty Smith (267-1,888) 2010 Edgecomb Morris 1,761 DiIvory 2003 Jackson 2004 1,506 Alfred Edgecomb 1,276 Anthony 2009 Floyd 1,193 DiIvory 2007 1,135 Willie 2003 2009 2008 146.8 125.5 2010 (12 games) Edgecomb DiIvory 99.7 (12 games) Morris Alfred 94.6 (10 games) Jackson Anthony 2007 Floyd (12 games) Willie SCORING (SEASON) 2001 2009 2010 101 90 19 FG) 84 (44 PAT, Leroy Warley 78 20 FG) (30 PAT, Myers Mark 64 12 FG) (48 PAT, Myers Mark 2007 (13 TD) Morris Alfred 10 FG) (34 PAT, Leroy Warley 2004 2003 13 2008 9 9 (11 rush, 2 rcv) Morris 2009 Alfred 9 9 (8 rush, 1 rcv) Doug Parker 9 (8 rush, 1 rcv) Doug Parker 2009 9 (9 rcv) Cortez Gent (9 rcv) Cortez Gent 2001 (9 rcv) Crissinger-Hill Anthony 2004 (9 rcv) Roosevelt Bynes 2003 2007 2008 2003 SEAN CLAYTON 2005 9 GM 2006 12 154-78-6 C-A-I 926 57-31-3 2007 6 5 16-8-2 27 TOTAL 329 YDS 227-117-9 77 1332 TD 7 1 1 (minimum 20 receptions) (minimum (minimum 10 games) (minimum PASS RECEPTION YARDS PASS RECEPTIONS PASS RECEPTION TDS PASS YARDS/CATCH AVERAGE RECEPTIONS/GAME RECEIVING SEASON 75+ YARDS MOST GAMES OFFENSE YARDS TOTAL RECEIVING (SEASON) 1134 1082 (74-1,134) Crissinger-Hill Anthony 988 2003 (64-1,082) Cortez Gent 935 825 (64-988) Lester Jean (60-935) Cortez Gent (63-825) Harmon Jason 2007 74 64 2010 64 2008 2007 (74-1,134) Crissinger-Hill Anthony 63 2003 (64-1,082) Cortez Gent 60 (64-988) Lester Jean (63-825) Crissinger-Hill Harmon Jason (60-935) Cortez Gent Gent 2003 Bynes 2007 Gent 9 Anthony Jean 9 Cortez 2010 2007 9 Roosevelt 9 Cortez 2003 2008 2008 8 Lester 2007 2010 23.22 20.30 (27-627) Roosevelt Bynes 20.14 (20-406) Parker Thomas 19.18 (29-584) Parker Thomas 18.47 (22-422) Chris Bonner (38-702) 2004 Tellis Brittney 2001 2005 5.33 5.29 2008 2002 (12 games) Cortez Gent 4.85 (14 games) Crissinger-Hill Anthony 4.62 2003 (13 games) Harmon Jason 4.0 (13 games) Cortez Gent (12 games) Harmon Jason 2007 2007 Crissinger-Hill Anthony Lester Jean 2008 2009 7 Cortez Gent Crissinger-Hill Anthony Roosevelt Bynes 5 7 OFFENSE TOTAL 6 2003 5 (SEASON) 2004 2010 3,572 2007 2003 3,142 Rusty Smith (518-3,572) 2,827 Rusty Smith (472-3,142) 2,541 Allen (429-2,827) Jared 2,270 Allen (354-2,541) Jared Camp (-189-2,459) Van Jeff 2007 2008 2003 2010 2004 GM C-A-I YDS TD C-A-I DANNY EMBICK YDS GM 2003 10 2004 12 76-40-5 37-30-0 2005 9 225-120-10 641 1531 11 31 4 TOTAL 338-190-15 397 2569 19 4

JEFF VAN JEFF VAN CAMP 2007 3 GM 2008 4 C-A-I 20-8-1 5-2-0 184-109-2 2009 10 1372 12 335192-13 2010 12 55 2,459 17 YDS 29 TOTAL 544-311-16 0 19 TD 3,905 29 0 (minimum 200 attempts) (minimum (minimum 5 games) (minimum (minimum 200 attempts) (minimum (minimum 200 attempts) (minimum (minimum 200 attempts) (minimum PASS COMPLETION PCT PASS EFFICIENCY PASS YARDS/PASS AVERAGE YARDS/COMPLETION AVERAGE YARDS/GAME PASSING WITHOUT AN ATTEMPTS CONSECUTIVE PASS INTERCEPTION 10 9 9 (120-225-10) Embick Danny Allen (218-346-9) Jared Rusty Smith (281-479-9) 2005 2003 2007 63.0 60.8 Allen (218-346-9) Jared 58.7 Allen (177-291-8) Jared 57.3 Rusty Smith (281-479-9) 57.3 Rusty Smith (145-253-5) Camp (192-335-13) Van Jeff 2003 2004 2007 153.6 2010 2009 143.8 Allen (218-346-9) Jared 141.6 Allen (177-291-8) Jared 135.20 Rusty Smith (281-479-9) 129.9 Rusty Smith (145-253-5) Camp (192-335-13) Van Jeff 2003 2004 2007 2009 2010 8.8 8.7 7.7 Allen (177-291-8) Jared 7.5 Allen (218-346-9) Jared 7.4 Rusty Smith (281-479-9) Rusty Smith (145-253-5) Rusty Smith (234-435-14) 2004 2003 2007 2009 14.4 2008 13.8 Allen (177-291-8) Jared 13.8 Rusty Smith (234-435-14) 13.2 Allen (218-346-9) Jared 13.1 Rusty Smith 145-253-5) Rusty Smith (281-479-9) 2004 2008 2003 283.7 2009 273.6 Rusty Smith (13 games) 2007 248.0 Rusty Smith (12 games) 214.5 Rusty Smith (13 games) 212.8 Allen (14 games) Jared Allen (12 games) Jared 2007 2009 2008 2003 Allen Jared 2004 Camp Van Jeff Rusty Smith Camp Van Jeff Allen Jared Rusty Smith 115 161 Rusty Smith Allen Jared 129 129 Rusty Smith Rusty Smith 2009-2010 102 Rusty Smith 92 Allen Jared 92 2003 87 2007 73 2009 70 68 2004 62 2008 2009 2002 2007 2007 2007 2004 GM C-A-I YDS TD C-A-I YDS JARED ALLEN GM 2001 10 193-98-6 2002 11 173-77-7 346-218-9 1,358 2003 14 7 3,003 24 1,185 291-177-8 2004 12 2,554 6 13 47 TOTAL 1,003-570-30 8,100 50 TOP FIVE PASSING YARDAGE LEADERS (CAREER) YARDAGE TOP FIVE PASSING (minimum 5 games) (minimum (minimum 20 attempts) (minimum GM C-A-I YDS TD C-A-I RUSTY SMITH YDS GM 194-108-8 2006 12 1,285 6 479-281-9 2007 13 3,688 32 435-234-14 2008 13 3,224 24 2009 7 253-145-5 1,915 45 TOTAL 14 1,361-768-36 10,112 76 RUSHING TDS YARDS/RUSH AVERAGE RUSHING YARDS/GAME ATTEMPTS PASS COMPLETIONS PASS YARDS PASSING TDS PASSING HAD INTERCEPTED PASSES 11 Alfred Morris Morris Parker Pierre Parker 11 Alfred with 8 Doug 8 Charles 8 Doug 2009 2001 7 3 2008 2004 6.30 5.30 (161-1,014) Charles Pierre 5.29 (263-1,392) Morris Alfred 5.16 Rose (63-333) Willie 5.04 (151-779) Jackson Anthony 2008 (93-469) Edgecomb DiIvory 2009 2003 2008 2007 116.0 78.0 (12 games) Morris Alfred 77.3 (13 games) Charles Pierre 74.7 (12 games) Morris Alfred 63.0 (12 games) Doug Parker 60.2 2009 (12 games) Charles Pierre (SEASON) PASSING (13 games) Charles Pierre 2008 2010 2004 2006 2007 479 435 346 Rusty Smith (281-479-9) 335 Rusty Smith (234-435-14) 291 Allen (218-346-9) Jared Camp (192-335-13) Van Jeff Allen (177-291-8) Jared 2007 2008 2010 281 2003 234 218 2004 Rusty Smith (281-479-9) 192 Rusty Smith (234-435-14) 177 Allen (218-346-9) Jared Camp (192-335-13) Van Jeff Allen (177-291-8) Jared 2007 2008 2010 3,688 2003 3,224 Rusty Smith (281-479-9) 3,003 2004 Rusty Smith (234-435-14) 2,554 Allen (218-346-9) Jared 2,459 Allen (177-291-8) Jared Camp (192-335-13) Van Jeff 2007 Smith 2008 Smith Allen 2003 2010 32 Rusty 2004 24 Rusty Smith 24 Jared 17 2007 14 Rusty 2008 Camp Van Jeff 2003 2009 14 13 Rusty Smith (234-435-14) Camp (192-335-13) Van Jeff 2010 2008 2010 GET READY...

SENIORSSHISTORY 174 174 HISTORY 177 (minimum 5 receptions) (minimum 2011 (minimum 5 games) (minimum ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! PASS RECEPTION YARDS PASS RECEPTIONS PASS RECEPTION TDS PASS YARDS/CATCH AVERAGE RECEPTIONS/GAME OFFENSE YARDS TOTAL 134.7 82.9 Camp (29 games) Van Jeff 60.9 (31 games) Embick Danny (14 games) Jahn Garrett 2006-10 RECEIVING (CAREER) 2003-05 2001-02 2,491 2,071 (162-2,491) Cortez Gent 1,992 C-Hill (136-2,071) Anthony 1,745 2001, 03-04 (146-1,992) Lester Jean 1,591 (138-1,745) Harmon Jason 2005-09 2005-07, 09 (93-1,591) Chris Bonner 2007-10 2005-09 162 146 138 (162-2,491) Cortez Gent 136 (146-1,992) Lester Jean 100 (138-1,745) Harmon Jason 2005-07, 09 C-Hill (136-2,071) Anthony 2005-09 2001, 03-04 (100-1,208) Grant Jamari Gent 2007-10 Jean 20 Cortez 2005-09 15 Lester Bynes 14 2005-09 13 2007-10 13 Roosevelt C-Hill Anthony 2003-04 Harmon Jason 18.91 2001, 03-04 18.66 (74-1399) Roosevelt Bynes 17.11 2005-07, 09 (83-1549) Parker Thomas 2001-02, 04-05 16.74 (93-1591) Chris Bonner 2003-04 16.30 (92-1540) Tellis Brittney (53-864) Simeon Frantz 2005-09 2001-04 4.86 2005-06 3.68 C-Hill (28 games) 3.22 Anthony 2.92 (44 games) Cortez Gent 2.88 (23 games) Roosevelt Bynes 2001, 03-04 (50 games) Lester Jean (48 games) Harmon Jason OFFENSE TOTAL 2003-04 2005-09 (CAREER) 2005-07, 09 2007-10 9,777 7,684 Rusty Smith (1,476-9,777) 3,728 Allen (1,264-7,684) Jared 3,069 Camp (642-3,728) Van Jeff 2005-09 2,805 (683-3,069) Charles Pierre 2001-04 (462-2,805) Embick Danny 2006-10 2004-08 2003-05 TAVIOUS POLO TAVIOUS 2006 1 0 G 0 2007 13 7 17 0 No. 0 2008 13 0 1 11 Yds 0 2009 11 1 TD 0 0 16 Lg 2010 11 1 2 16 14 49 TOTAL 0 11 14 47 1 16 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA

CCOREY SMALL 2005 11 0 0 G 2006 12 4 0 0 32 No. 2007 13 1 5 22 Yds 117 0 44 2008 13 4 TD 86 Lg 49 TOTAL 1 13 29 235 2 44 (minimum 20 attempts) (minimum (minimum 5 games) (minimum (minimum 20 attempts) (minimum (minimum 20 attempts) (minimum PASSING YARDS PASSING TDS PASSING HAD INTERCEPTED PASSES COMPLETION PCT PASS EFFICIENCY PASS YARDS/PASS AVERAGE YARDS/COMPLETION AVERAGE 20 attempts) (minimum YARDS/GAME PASSING 10,112 Rusty Smith (768-1,361-36) 8,100 3,905 Allen (570-1,003-30) Jared 2005-09 2,569 Camp (311-544-16) Van Jeff 1,332 (190-338-15) Embick Danny 2001-04 2006-10 Sean Clayton (117-227-11) Smith 2003-05 Allen 2005-07 76 Rusty Embick 50 Jared 29 2005-09 19 Danny 2001-04 Camp Van Jeff 2003-05 36 30 16 Rusty Smith (768-1,361-36) 15 Allen (570-1,003-30) 2006-10 Jared 11 2005-09 Camp (311-544-16) Van Jeff (190-338-15) Embick Danny 2001-04 2006-10 Sean Clayton (117-227-11) 2003-05 57.2 2005-07 56.8 Camp (311-544-16) Van Jeff 56.4 Allen (570-1,003-30) Jared 56.2 2006-10 Rusty Smith (768-1,361-36) 51.5 (190-338-15) Embick Danny 2001-04 2005-09 Sean Clayton (117-227-11) 2003-05 2005-07 135.1 132.0 Allen (570-1,003-30) Jared 129.7 Rusty Smith (768-1,361-36) 129.2 (190-338-15) Embick Danny 2001-04 101.3 2005-09 Camp (311-544-16) Van Jeff 2003-05 Sean Clayton (117-227-11) 2006-10 2005-07 8.1 7.6 7.4 Allen (570-1,003-30) Jared 7.2 (190-338-15) Embick Danny 5.9 Rusty Smith (768-1,361-36) 2001-04 5.9 2003-05 Camp (311-544-16) Van Jeff 2005-09 (63-144-6) Jahn Garrett 2006-10 Sean Clayton (117-227-11) 2001-02 2005-07 14.2 13.5 Allen (570-1,003-30) Jared 13.5 (63-144-6) Jahn Garrett 13.2 (190-338-15) Embick Danny 2001-04 Rusty Smith (768-1,361-36) 2003-05 2001-02 2005-09 224.7 172.3 Rusty Smith (45 games) Allen (47 games) Jared 2005-09 2001-04 G No. Yds TD Lg TD Yds WILLIE HUGHLEY No. G 2002 11 2003 13 5 3 123 2 63 2004 12 6 147 116 0 57 2005 11 1 1 0 47 TOTAL 87 15 0 0 386 3 87 TOP THREE INTERCEPTION LEADERS (CAREER) (minimum 20 attempts) (minimum (minimum 5 games) (minimum RUSHING YARDS RUSHING ATTEMPTS RUSHING TDS YARDS/RUSH AVERAGE RUSHING YARDS/GAME ATTEMPTS PASS COMPLETIONS PASS RUSHING (CAREER) 3,069 2,343 (683-3,069) Charles Pierre 1,981 (497-2,343) Morris Alfred 1,349 (519-1,981) Doug Parker 2004-08 1,082 (303-1,349) Jackson Anthony 2001, 03-04 2007-10 (295-1,082) Daveon Barron 2001-04 2002-04 683 519 497 (683-3,069) Charles Pierre 303 (519-1,981) Doug Parker 295 (497-2,343) Morris Alfred 2004-08 2001, 03-04 (303-1,349) Jackson Anthony (295-1,082) Daveon Barron Pierre 2001-04 2007-10 Morris 2002-04 23 Charles 21 Sanchez 2004-08 18 Alfred 9 Doug Parker 9 Aaron 2007-10 2002-06 Edgecomb DiIvory 5.20 4.97 2001, 03-04 2005, 07-08 (66-343) James Dekolan 4.93 Floyd (91-452) Willie 4.71 2001, 03-04 Rose (199-981) Willie 4.49 (497-2,343) Morris Alfred (683-3,069) Charles Pierre 2006-10 2007-10 2005-09 2004-08 66.9 62.6 (35 games) Morris Alfred 55.0 (49 games) Charles Pierre 35.5 (36 games) Doug Parker 30.9 (38 games) Jackson Anthony 2007-10 2004-08 2001, 03-04 (35 games) Daveon Barron 2001-04 (CAREER) PASSING 2002-04 1,361 1,003 Rusty Smith (768-1,361-36) 544 Allen (570-1,003-30) Jared 338 2005-09 227 Camp (311-544-16) Van Jeff 2001-04 (190-338-15) Embick Danny 2006-10 Sean Clayton (117-227-11) 2003-05 2005-07 768 570 311 Rusty Smith (768-1,361-36) 190 Allen (570-1,003-30) Jared 2005-09 117 Camp (311-544-16) Van Jeff (190-338-15) Embick Danny 2001-04 2006-10 Sean Clayton (117-227-11) 2003-05 2005-07 8 GM UA A Total A UA COREY SMALL GM 2005 11 3 3 2006 12 36 10 6 46 2007 13 82 21 103 2008 13 55 28 83 62 49 176 Total 23 TOTAL TACKLES TOTAL UNASSISTED TACKLES ASSISTED TACKLES FOR LOSS TACKLES FOR LOSS FROM TACKLES YARDS SACKS QUARTERBACK FROM SACKS YARDS DEFENSE (SEASON) 154 131 120 (81-73) Joseph Frantz 118 (64-67) Joseph Frantz 112 Lockley (44-76) Michael (64-54) Sincere Cergille Bartels (56-56) Marcus 2008 2007 82 2010 81 2007 64 2009 (82-21) Small Corey 64 (81-73) Joseph Frantz 56 (64-54) Sincere Cergille 56 (64-67) Joseph Frantz Bartels (56-56) Marcus Bartels (56-48) Marcus 2007 2008 2007 76 73 2007 2009 72 Lockley (44-76) Michael 2010 67 (81-73) Joseph Frantz 56 (33-72) Eugene Malik (64-67) Joseph Frantz Bartels (56-56) Marcus 2010 12.5 2008 12.5 2010 (8-9/26) Joseph Frantz 11.5 2007 Sloan (7-11/34) Johnnie 2009 11.5 (10-3/46) Pinnick Josh 11.5 (10-3/57) Chris Laskowski Cyrille (11.5/41) Kevin 2007 2003 57 2006 2004 51 49 2009 (10-3/57) Chris Laskowski 46 (7-0/51) Gray William 41 (8.5-49) Cory Henry (10-3/46) Pinnick Josh 2004 Cyrille (11.5/41) Kevin 6.0 2003 5.0 2006 2010 5.0 (6.0/33) Hancock Michael 2009 5.0 (5.0/43) Gray William (5.0/36) Pinnick Josh (5.0-37) Cory Henry 2008 43 37 2003 37 2006 (5.0/43) Gray William 36 (3.0-37) Johnson Jamere 2010 35 (3.0/37) Cory Henry (5.0/36) Pinnick Josh (4.0/35) Gray William 2010 2003 2010 2006 2002 GM UA A Total A UA ANDRE CLARK GM 2005 11 2006 11 42 14 35 56 2007 13 42 27 26 68 2008 12 29 62 44 73 111 259 47 148 Total

10/03/09 (1-28) 2009 CERGILE SINCERE 2004 9 GM 2 2005 UA 11 36 4 2006 A 12 34 40 2007 6 13 70 Total 38 64 130 272 45 142 Total 78 54 118 idge Type Type Yds INTERCEPTIONS INTERCEPTION RETURN TDS FUMBLE RETURN YARDS FUMBLE RETURNS FUMBLE RETURN TDS RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWNS 147 123 117 (3-147) Hughley Willie 116 (5-123) Hughley Willie (5-117) Small Corey (6-116) Hughley Willie 2002 7 2003 6 5 2004 2007 (7-17) Polo 5 Tavious 5 (6-116) Hughley Willie 5 (5-123) Hughley Willie (5-117) Small Corey Hughley (5-41) Skinner Quincy (5-31) Acevedo Taheem 2004 2007 2 Willie 2003 1 2003 2007 2003 2007 seven with one FUMBLE RETURNS (SEASON) 107 Sav 49 34 (1-107) Osborne Taurian 28 Josh Sloan (2-49) Johnnie (1-34) Hancock Michael 2001 2 2003 2008 1 Swain Sloan (2-49) Johnnie Sloan eleven with one Osborne Pasick 1 Quentin 1 Johnnie 2003 1 Taurian 2003 2003 1 Lee 2001 2002 Player Taurian Osborne Osborne Taurian F Hughley Willie Tellis Brittney 99 Int Bethune-Cookman Hughley Willie 87 P Madison James 09/08/01 Sloan Johnnie Int 75 Lee Pasick 63 Albany F 09/14/02 Colorado Northern Ertwyn Henry 12/06/03 46 Swain Quentin State Nicholls F Bk Higgins Tyrone F 14 Osborne 14 Taurian P Siena FIU 11/17/01 10/11/03 3 P Osborne Taurian 0 FIU P Pindell Troy 0 Bethune-Cookman Slippery Rock Kris Bartels 0 09/07/02 Tennessee Middle Small Corey I 11/15/03 Polo Tavious 08/28/03 I 09/01/01 40 11/23/02 Waters Edward I 39 I 11/22/03 ULM 25 11/27/04 FIU 16 Wyoming 09/22/05 11/29/08 Brentley Harstad Harstad Brentley I 38 UAB 09/02/10 25 (1-25) Hughley Willie 2003 TOP FIVE TACKLERS (CAREER) TOP FIVE TACKLERS CHRIS LASKOWSKI 2001 10 19 20 39 GM 2002 11 53 UA 31 84 2003 14 A 51 42 93 2004 12 47 32 Total 79 47 TOTAL 170 125 295

GM UA A Total A UA FRANTZ JOSEPH GM 2006 11 2007 13 64 67 39 131 2008 13 81 22 73 154 162 346 37 184 Total 61 PUNT RETURN TDS RETURN YARDS/PUNT AVERAGE KICK RETURN YARDS KICK RETURNS RETURN YARDS/KICK AVERAGE 15 attempts) (minimum INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS (minimum 20 attempts) (minimum 1 Tyrone Higgins Higgins Henry Poitier Tellis 1 Tyrone McGahee 1 Ertywn 2002 1 Todd 1 Brittney 2003 1 Casey 2001 2001 2003 INDIVIDUAL CAREER RECORDS 13.71 9.48 (17-233) Tellis Brittney 8.86 (21-199) Polo Tavious 6.20 (35-310) Tellis Brittney 6.15 (20-124) Tellis Brittney (27-166) Prudenti Matt 2001 KICK RETURNS (SEASON) 2008 2004 2002 2003 1155 739 (48-1,155) Edgecomb DiIvory 738 626 (30-739) Jackson Anthony 467 Floyd (34-738) Willie 2007 (30-626) Edgecomb DiIvory (18-467) Jackson Anthony 2001 2008 48 34 2010 2003 30 (48-1,155) Edgecomb DiIvory 30 Floyd (34-738) Willie 19 (30-739) Jackson Anthony 2007 (30-626) Edgecomb DiIvory (19-323) Polo Tavious KICK RETURN TDS 2001 2008 2010 2009 25.94 24.63 (18-467) Jackson Anthony 24.06 (30-739) Jackson Anthony 21.7 (48-1,155) Edgecomb DiIvory 21.27 Floyd (34-738) Willie 2003 (11-234) Jackson Anthony 2007 2001 INTERCEPTION RETURNS (SEASON) 2002 2010 20 18 (20-124) Tellis Brittney (18-51) Polo Tavious 2002 2007 GET READY...

SENIORSSHISTORY 176 176 HISTORY 179 2011 ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! YARDS FROM TACKLES FOR LOSS FROM TACKLES YARDS SACKS QUARTERBACK FROM SACKS YARDS FUMBLES FORCED FUMBLES RECOVERED BREAKUPS PASS QB HURRIES BLOCKED KICKS GM UA A Total Yds Total A UA WILLIAM GRAY GM 2001 10 0 1 0.5 2002 10 3 3 2 4.0 2003 13 5 35 0 5.0 2004 12 1 43 0 1.0 45 TOTAL 6 9 3 10.5 87 120 117 110 (21-11/120) Rickards Ramon 106 (26-8/117) Chris Laskowski 2001-04 (17-4/110) Gray William Sloan (21-19/106) Johnnie 2001-04 2001-04 2001-04 15.5 11.0 (12-7/95) Rickards Ramon 10.5 Sloan (7-8/54) Johnnie 8.0 (9-3/87) Gray William 2001-04 (6-4/46) Hancock Michael 2001-04 95 2005-08 2001-04 87 54 (12-7/95) Rickards Ramon 46 (9-3/87) Gray William 43 Sloan (7-8/54) Johnnie 2001-04 (6-4/46) Hancock Michael Sincere (6-1/43) Pinnick Josh Swain Laskowski 2001-04 2001-04 2005-08 8 Cergile 2004-07 7 Quentin 2002-03 5 Chris 2003-07 2001-04 Joseph Eugene Bartels Poitier 6 Frantz Lockley 2006-08 6 Malik 5 Kris 2006-10 4 Todd 2004-07 4 Michael 2006-10 2001-02 Hughley Skinner Small 38 Willie Rodgers 20 Quincy Joseph 2002-05 19 Corey 2002-05 15 Cameron 2001-04 13 Greg 2004-08 Cyrille 2005-08 Givens Laskowski Earls 5 Kevin Bradwell 4 Jarvis 2008-10 Joseph 4 Chris 2007-10 2001-04 Johnson 4 Shomari 4 Edward 2005-09 2002-05 4 Daniel 2007-10 4 Jamere 2007-10 Lockley Jensen Hughley Rivera 5 Michael 2006-10 Skinner 2 Austin 2007-10 Rickards 2 Willie 2002-05 Pindell 2 Wilfred 2005-08 2 Quincy 2002-05 2 Ramon 2001-04 2 Troy 2002-06 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA GM UA A Total Yds Total A UA JOHNNIE SLOAN GM 2001 10 1 1 1.5 2002 11 2 8 1 2.5 2003 14 2 11 4 4.0 2004 12 2 16 2 3.0 47 TOTAL 19 7 8 11.0 54 (1-28) 2005-09 idge Clark (134-117) 2004-08 Clark (134-117) 2004-08 ndre ndre FUMBLE RETURN YARDS FUMBLE RETURNS FUMBLE RETURN TDS TACKLES TOTAL UNASSISTED TACKLES ASSISTED TACKLES FOR LOSS TACKLES FUMBLE RETURNS (CAREER) 107 Sav 49 34 (1-107) Osborne Taurian 28 Josh Sloan (2-49) Johnnie (1-34) Hancock Michael 2001-02 2001-04 2005-08 with 2 2 1 1 11 Sloan (2-49) Johnnie (2-22) Lee Pasick Pasick (1-107) Osborne Taurian Swain Osborne 2001-04 Sloan 1 Lee 2001-02 1 Quentin 2002-03 1 Taurian 2001-02 2001-03 2001-03 1 Johnnie 2001-04 DEFENSE (CAREER) 346 295 272 (183-163) Joseph Frantz 251 A (170-125) Chris Laskowski 238 (142-130) Sincere Cergile 2006-08 2001-04 (176-62) Small Corey 2004-07 183 176 2004-08 170 (183-163) Joseph Frantz 142 (176-62) Small Corey 139 (170-125) Chris Laskowski (142-130) Sincere Cergile 2006-08 (139-73) Hughley Willie 2001-04 2004-08 2004-07 163 2002-05 130 129 (183-163) Joseph Frantz 125 (142-130) Sincere Cergile 117 A Lockley (105-129) Michael (170-125) Chris Laskowski 2006-08 2004-07 2006-10 30.5 2001-04 30.0 Sloan (21-19/106) Johnnie 26.5 (26-8/117) Chris Laskowski 24.0 (21-11/120) Rickards Ramon 22.5 2001-04 (17-14/56) Joseph Frantz 2001-04 2001-04 (16-13/70) Higgins Tyrone 2006-08 2001-04 25 (1-25) Hughley Willie 2002-05 GM UA A Total Yds Total A UA RAMON RICKARDS GM 2001 10 3 1 3.5 2002 10 3 22 2 4.0 2003 12 3 25 2 4.0 2004 10 3 22 2 4.0 42 TOTAL 26 12 7 15.5 95 TOP-THREE LEADERS (CAREER) TOP-THREE QUARTERBACK

KICK RETURN YARDS KICK RETURNS RETURN YARDS/KICK AVERAGE (minimum 5 attempts) INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS INTERCEPTIONS INTERCEPTION RETURN TDS KICK RETURNS (CAREER) 1916 1762 (87-1,916) Edgecomb DiIvory 2005, 07-08 1223 (72-1,762) Jackson Anthony Floyd (60-1,223) Willie 2001-04 87 2006-10 72 60 (87-1,916) Edgecomb DiIvory 2005, 07-08 30 (72-1,762) Jackson Anthony 20 Floyd (60-1,223) Willie 2001-04 (30-596) Blanchard Jeff Kris Bartels (20-434) KICK RETURN TDS 2007-08, 10 2006-10 2004-07 24.47 23.50 (72-1,762) Jackson Anthony 22.02 Rolle (10-235) Avionne 21.71 2001-04 (87-1,916) Edgecomb DiIvory 2005, 07-08 21.70 (14-304) Larry Taylor Kris Bartels (20-434) 2007-09 INTERCEPTION RETURNS (CAREER) 2001-04 2004-07 386 235 142 (15-386) Hughley Willie 128 (13-235) Small Corey (7-142) Pindell Troy Kris Bartels (3-128) 2002-05 15 2004-08 13 11 2002-06 (15-386) Hughley Willie 9 2004-07 (13-235) Small Corey 9 (11-47) Polo Tavious (9-52) Acevedo 2002-05 Taheem Hughley (9-41) Skinner Quincy Bartels 2004-08 Small 2006-10 Polo 2003-07 3 Willie 2002-05 Harstad 2 Kris 2002-05 Pindell 2 Corey 2004-07 1 Tavious 2004-08 2009-10 1 Brentley 2006-10 1 Troy 2002-06 GM FG-FGA PAT Pts. PAT FG-FGA LEROY WARLEY GM 20062 2 1-3 2007 9 9-14 3-3 45 18-20 19-27 2008 12 101 44-46 6 152 29-44 65-69 23 Total PUNT ATTEMPTS PUNTS HAD BLOCKED (minimum 5 attempts) YARDS/PUNT AVERAGE PUNT RETURN YARDS PUNT RETURNS PUNT RETURN TDS RETURN YARDS/PUNT AVERAGE (minimum 5 attempts) 199 142 128 Rosas (199-7,713) Andy 109 (142-5,979) Groody Mickey (128-5,143) Brown Mike (109-4,241) Peterson Keegan 2007-10 2001-03 2005-09 2004-05 6 6 3 (142-5,979) Groody Mickey 2 Rosas (199-7,713) Andy 1 (109-4,241) Peterson Keegan 2007-10 (128-5,143) Brown Mike 2005-09 (8-294) Eminger Andy 2001-03 42.11 2004-05 40.18 (142-5,979) Groody Mickey 38.91 (128-5,143) Brown Mike 38.76 2001 (109-4,241) Peterson Keegan 2007-10 37.22 Rosas (199-7,713) Andy 2005-09 (60-2,233) O’Neill Mike 2004-05 PUNT RETURNS 2001-03 (CAREER) 2006 739 343 201 (78-739) Tellis Brittney 173 (60-343) Polo Tavious 111 (15-201) Simeon Frantz (30-173) Prudenti Matt 2001-04 (13-111) Jones Travis 2006-10 2005-06 78 2001-03 60 2009-10 30 (78-739) Tellis Brittney 18 (60-343) Polo Tavious 15 (30-173) Prudenti Matt Poitier (18-83) Holley Avery 2001-04 (15-201) Simeon Frantz Henry McGahee 2006-10 2001-03 Higgins 1 Todd Tellis 1 Ertywn 2005-06 2006-10 2001-02 1 Casey 2002-06 1 Tyrone 2003 2001-04 1 Brittney 2001-04 13.40 9.47 (15-201) Simeon Frantz 8.54 (78-739) Tellis Brittney 5.77 (13-111) Jones Travis 5.72 (30-173) Prudenti Matt 2005-06 (60-343) Polo Tavious 2001-04 2009-10 2001-03 2006-10 GM FG-FGA PAT Points PAT MARK MYERS FG-FGA GM 2001 10 2-4 2002 11 6-8 9-12 17-22 2003 14 12 12-15 44 48-49 2004 12 84 20-28 30-32 47 Total 90 43-31 230 101-111 GM No Yds Avg Lg I20 Lg Avg Yds No MIKE BROWN GM 2004 12 56 66 16 2,346 41.9 2005 11 72 64 18 2,797 38.8 2006 12 60 53 14 2,233 37.2 66 48 7,376 39.2 35 188 TOTAL PAT KICKS MADE PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED PAT KICK PCT (MINIMUM 5 ATTEMPTS) PAT MADE FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FIELD GOALS PCT (MINIMUM 5 ATTEMPTS) FIELD GOAL PUNT YARDS EXTRA POINTS (CAREER) 102 (102-112) Myers Mark 99 (99-106) Leroy Warley 62 (62-70) Ross Gornall 13 Rosas (13-13) Andy 13 (13-14) Kennard Daniel 2001-04 2005-08 112 2008-10 106 70 2001-03 (102-112) Myers Mark 2005 14 (99-106) Leroy Warley 13 (62-70) Ross Gornall (13-14) Kennard Daniel 2001-04 Rosas (13-13) Andy 2005-08 100.0 2008-10 93.4 Rosas (13-13) Andy 2005 92.9 (99-106) Leroy Warley 91.1 2001-03 (13-14) Kennard Daniel 88.6 (102-112) Myers Mark (62-70) Ross Gornall 2001-03 FIELD GOALS (CAREER) 2005-08 2005 2001-04 2008-10 43 39 17 (43-59) Myers Mark (39-57) Leroy Warley (17-26) Ross Gornall 59 57 2001-04 2005-08 26 (43-59) Myers Mark 2008-10 (39-57) Leroy Warley (17-26) Ross Gornall 72.9 68.4 2001-04 (43-59) Myers Mark 65.4 2005-08 (39-57) Leroy Warley 2008-10 (17-26) Ross Gornall PUNTING (CAREER) 2001-04 2005-08 2008-10 7713 5979 Rosas (199-7,713) Andy 5143 (142-5,979) Groody Mickey 4241 (128-5,143) Brown Mike (109-4,241) Peterson Keegan 2007-10 2001-03 2005-09 2004-05 GM No Yds Avg. Lg I20 Lg Avg. Yds No MICKEY GROODY GM 2007 9 10 54 27 958 35.5 2008 Redshirted 19 55 2009 12 46 40.6 1868 16 73 48 2010 12 66 69 45.7 3153 39.2 7,376 35 188 Total TOP THREE PUNTING/TOP-TWO KICKERS (CAREERS) GM No Yds Avg Lg I20 Lg Avg Yds No ROSAS ANDY GM 2001 10 54 52 13 2,080 38.5 2002 11 70 67 11 2,734 39.1 2003 14 75 57 22 2,899 38.7 67 46 7,713 38.8 35 199 TOTAL TDS RESPONSIBLE FOR (minimum 5 games) OFFENSE/GAME TOTAL (minimum 50 plays) OFFENSE/PLAY TOTAL ALL PURPOSE YARDS (minimum 5 games) ALL PURPOSE YARDS/GAME POINTS SCORED TOTAL SCORED TOUCHDOWNS 81 Rusty Smith Allen 81 Rusty 55 Jared Pierre 33 2005-09 25 2001-04 24 Charles Camp Van Jeff Doug Parker 2004-08 217.3 163.5 Rusty Smith (45 games) 128.6 2006-10 Allen (47 games) Jared 2001, 03-04 90.5 Camp (29 games) Van Jeff 2005-09 (31 games) Embick Danny 2006-10 2001-04 2003-05 6.62 6.08 Rusty Smith (1,476-9,777) 6.07 Allen (1,264-7,684) Jared 5.81 (462-2,805) Embick Danny 5.20 2005-09 Camp (642-3,728) Van Jeff 2001-04 (66-343) James Dekolan 2003-05 2006-10 2001, 03-04 Jackson 3,498 Pierre 3,234 Anthony Edgecomb DiIvory Morris 3,168 Charles 2,513 Alfred 2001-04 2005, 07-08 2004-08 2007-10 97.2 85.1 74.0 2005, 07-08 (36 games) Edgecomb DiIvory 71.8 (38 games) Jackson Anthony 68.4 C-Hill (28 games) Anthony 2001-04 (35 games) Morris Alfred 2001, 03-04 (36 games) Doug Parker SCORING (CAREER) 2001, 03-04 2007-10 231 216 43 FG) 150 (102 PAT, Myers Mark 39 FG) 144 (99 PAT, Leroy Warley 2001-04 126 (25 TD) Doug Parker 2005-08 120 (24 TD) Charles Pierre (21 TD) Morris Alfred (20 TD) Cortez Gent 2001, 03-04 2004-08 25 (21 rush, 4 rcv) Doug Parker 24 2007-10 (23 rush, 1 rcv) Charles Pierre 21 (18 rush, 3 rcv) 2005-09 Morris Alfred 2001, 03-04 20 (20 rcv) Cortez Gent 16 (9 rush, 7 rcv) Edgecomb DiIvory 2004-08 2005, 07-08 2007-10 2005-09 GET READY...

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MOST FUMBLES FORCED MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED BREAKUPS MOST PASS MOST BLOCKED KICKS 5 at Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 Bethune-Cookman 6 State 5 at 10/11/03 State at Troy 4 Nicholls 4 at Eastern Kentucky 10/26/02 09/21/02 11/29/03 (NY) 09/08/01 5 Bethune-Cookman 11/17/01 4 Albany Bethune-Cookman State Univ Nicholls 4 at 10/11/03 4 at Troy 3 USF Clemson 3 at 3 at 09/02/06 10/26/02 3 Minnesota 10/06/07 09/15/07 Hawaii 10 at 10 UAB Memphis 09/04/04 8 FIU 11/06/10 8 vs 12/21/07 Kentucky 8 Marist 8 Western 09/06/08 12/04/04 09/22/01 2 2 Colorado at Northern 10/16/04 Texas at North 09/02/07 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA MOST FUMBLE RETURN YARDS MOST INTERCEPTIONS MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS PER INT RETURN GAIN HIGHEST AVERAGE (2 RETURNS) MOST TACKLES SACKS MOST QUARTERBACK FOR LOSS MOST TACKLES 107 at Bethune-Cookman 46 09/08/01 34 State Univ Nicholls 1 returns 28 MT 10/11/03 at ULM 25 1 returns Arizona at Northern 12/06/03 State returns 1 returns State 10/31/09 11/20/04 1 10/25/08 10/28/06 5 Illinois 5 Arkansas 1 returns 4 Minnesota 09/15/07 165 State Illinois 87 82 Madison at James 74 State Arkansas 09/14/02 11/20/04 74 Waters Edward 1 returns Colorado Northern 5 returns 10/28/06 10/18/03 11/27/04 5 returns 3 returns 3 returns State 33.0 Illinois Utah 32.0 Southern 11/20/04 27.5 10/12/06 State at Illinois 25.0 Waters Arizona 5-165 at Northern 24.7 Edward Colorado 12/06/03 2-64 09/27/03 10/18/03 24.7 Northern 11/27/04 3-74 2-50 3-74 2-55 111 Colgate 105 at Eastern Kentucky 104 MT Gardner-Webb 09/21/02 11/03/01 103 at 12/13/03 102 ULL 10/15/05 11.0 Bethune-Cookman 11/15/08 09/07/02 8.0 State 8.0 Jacksonville at Texas 7.0 Arizona at Northern 10/13/01 10/09/04 12/06/03 15.0 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 12.0 Colgate 12.0 MT 12.0 Brown Tennessee at Middle 11.0 Morris 09/18/04 11.0 12/13/03 State at Youngstown 11/09/02 11 09/20/03 state at Arkansas 10/15/05 10/23/10 MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS PER PUNT RETURN GAIN HIGHEST AVERAGE (2 RETURNS) MOST KICK RETURNS MOST KICK RETURN YARDS PER KICK RETURN GAIN HIGHEST AVERAGE (2 RETURNS) MOST FUMBLE RETURNS 104 (NY) Albany 95 80 Waters Edward 67 Colgate at Gardner-Webb 64 11/17/01 11/27/04 11/03/01 A&M at Florida returns 4 returns 6 returns 5 returns 12/13/03 5 10/30/04 Colorado 3 returns 10/18/03 30.5 Northern (NY) 26.0 Albany 21.3 2-61 A&M at Florida 20.0 11/17/01 State at Oklahoma 18.5 State at Texas 09/16/06 4-104 18.5 10/30/04 Univ. Utah Southern 10/12/06 10/09/04 2-40 3-64 Louisville UAB 2-37 10 at Florida 2-37 10/01/05 9 at 9 at Connecticut 11/07/09 11/17/07 8 11/02/02 8 at Minnesota at South Florida 8 09/17/05 8 at 08/29/02 at Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 182 Memphis 182 at South Carolina 182 Marist 179 returns 09/19/09 12/21/07 at Louisville 175 6 at Kentucky 7 returns returns 09/22/01 4 10/01/05 10 returns 09/29/07 45.5 Marist 7 returns State 44.5 Arkansas Hawaii 35.2 at 10/28/06 College 33.5 Siena 09/08/01 Bethune-Cookman 33.5 at 2-89 11/15/03 09/22/01 09/04/04 2-67 4-182 4-141 2-67 State 1 Troy 11/20/04 1 Illinois FIU Arizona at Northern 11/29/03 1 at 12/06/03 1 at Bethune-Cookman 11/21/09 1 FIU 11/22/03 10/12/02 1 at State 1 1 Youngstown State Univ Nicholls 1 ULL ULM 11/23/02 10/11/03 09/08/01 1 1 at Bethune-Cookman (CA) St. Mary’s 1 MT 10/25/08 1 at Kentucky 10/18/06 1 Marist 10/20/01 09/29/07 1 at 10/31/09 09/22/01 MOST TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS GAINED OFFENSE YARDS MOST TOTAL PER PLAY GAIN HIGHEST AVERAGE GAINED MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS MOST ALL-PURPOSE ATTEMPTS MOST POINTS SCORED SCORED MOST TOUCHDOWNS MOST PUNT RETURNS 624 at ULL 591 A&M at Florida 580 10/30/04 276 rush, 315 pass Minnesota 571 at FIU 10/24/09 554 252 rush, 372 pass 09/15/07 UAB 117 rush, 463 pass 11/24/07 228 rush, 343 pass 09/06/08 FIU 9.2 UAB 196 rush, 358 pass ULL 9.2 at 8.8 at 8.6 ULL 7.9 11/24/07 09/06/08 A&M at Florida 10/24/09 62-571 60-554 71-624 10/30/04 ULL 11/15/08 740 at 61-523 75-591 732 A&M at Florida 729 FIU FIU 726 at Memphis 10/24/09 681 vs 10/30/04 12/21/07 11/24/07 11/29/08 ULL 77 at 77 Minnesota 76 10/20/07 10/18/03 Colorado 76 College Brown Morris 11/09/02 09/15/07 75 Northern State Univ. Texas Hawaii 75 ULM 10/04/03 75 at 09/04/04 10/27/07 FIU 57 FIU 55 at ULL 51 Siena Waters 51 at 11/24/07 11/27/04 49 Edward 11/29/08 49 UAB 10/24/09 11/15/03 FIU 8 at 09/06/08 College 8 FIU Waters 11/15/03 11/24/07 7 Siena 11/27/04 Louisiana 7 Edward 10/24/09 7 at 7 UAB 11/29/08 Brown 11/09/02 09/06/08 7 Morris Waters 6 NT 11/27/04 6 Edward 6 Texas 11/08/08 11/20/10 MOST PASSING YARDS MOST PASSING PER ATTEMPT GAINED YARDS MOST PASSING (10 ATTEMPTS) PER COMPLETION GAINED YARDS MOST PASSING (5 COMPLETIONS) PASSES MOST TOUCHDOWN HAD INTERCEPTED MOST PASSES EFFICIENCY RATING HIGHEST PASSING (11 ATTEMPTS) OFFENSE PLAYS MOST TOTAL 463 Minnesota 463 Minnesota 389 FIU 377 MT ULL 372 at 09/15/07 358 UAB 11/29/08 10/24/09 10/31/09 09/06/08 ULL 12.4 at Waters 11.7 Edward 11.0 ULL 11/27/04 FIU 10.7 at Colorado 25-293 10/24/09 10/18/03 10.7 Northern College 10.7 Siena Kansas 30-372 24-257 10.7 at 11/15/03 10.7 11/24/07 11/15/08 State at Texas 13-139 32-343 09/03/05 28-307 10/09/04 28-299 (NY) 23-245 25.2 Albany 11/29/03 Bethune-Cookman 22.7 at 9-204 21.0 11/17/01 A&M at Florida 20.5 at Eastern Kentucky 5-126 20.4 09/21/02 State at Texas 10/30/04 11-226 Memphis 15-315 10/09/04 FIU 5 vs 12/21/07 12-245 5 at 5 FIU 11/24/07 5 Minnesota Texas 4 College 11/08/08 4 North 09/15/07 11/15/03 Arizona at Northern 4 Siena ULL 12/06/03 11/29/08 4 ULL ULL 4 at 4 at 10/20/07 4 UAB 10/24/09 11/15/08 FIU Minnesota 09/06/08 5 at 09/20/08 4 at times 11/26/05 4 ULM 3 six 09/22/05 College 283.7 Siena Memphis 211.8 vs Louisiana 211.5 at 11/15/03 FIU 204.1 at 203.5 ULL 12/21/07 10/24/09 11/24/07 92 88 MT 11/15/08 87 ULM 86 at ULL 85 FIU 85 at Hawaii 10/31/09 10/27/07 Minnesota 10/20/07 38 rush, 54 pass 33 rush, 55 pass 09/04/04 42 rush, 45 pass 09/15/07 11/29/08 39 rush, 46 pass 41 rush, 44 pass 36 rush, 50 pass MOST CARRIES RUSHING MOST NET YARDS PER RUSH (20 RUSHES) GAIN HIGHEST AVERAGE MOST RUSHING TDS SCORED ATTEMPTED MOST PASSES COMPLETED MOST PASSES COMPLETED PASSES HIGHEST PERCENTAGE (10 PASSES) TEAM GAME RECORDS State 56 Texas 10/04/03 55 Siena Brown 54 FIU ULL 52 Morris 11/09/02 50 at 11/15/03 10/06/05 11/23/02 370 Siena 276 A&M at Florida 256 NT 252 at ULL 233 carries 10/30/04 11/15/03 College Brown Morris 55 11/09/02 42 carries 52 carries carries 11/08/08 41 FIU 7.8 UAB 10/24/09 7.6 at 41 carries 6.7 Siena 6.6 6.5 ULL A&M at Florida 11/24/07 09/0608 30-228 25-196 10/30/04 11/15/03 Waters 55-370 11/27/04 42-276 5 Edward 11/15/08 4 Jacksonville 33-216 3 10/13/01 with 3 Eight 55 ULM 54 MT 50 FIU 50 ULM 47 USF 10/27/07 10/31/09 11/29/08 09/26/09 35 ULM 10/06/07 Hawaii` 30 ULM ULM 29 at 28 at 09/04/04 28 MT 10/27/07 10/25/08 09/26/09 10/31/09 92.3 Siena Colorado 10/18/03 79.2 Northern Memphis 78.8 vs State 19-24 77.8 Nicholls 73.5 FIU 12/21/07 10/11/03 11/15/03 26-33 14-18 12-13 12/04/04 25-34 GET READY...

SENIORSSHISTORY 180 HISTORY 183 2011 ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! QUARTERBACK SACKS QUARTERBACK FROM SACKS YARDS FUMBLES FORCED FUMBLES RECOVERED BREAKUPS PASS QB HURRIES BLOCKED KICKS 28.0 (184) 25.5 (159) 24.0 (156) 20.0 (110) 2004 20.0 (137) 2003 2002 2001 2010 184 (28) 159 (26) 156 (28) 137 (20-137) 130 (19) 2004 2003 2010 2002 2006 22 17 15 11 2003 11 2002 2007 2006 2010 16 14 13 13 2003 11 2007 2002 2001 2009 54 46 39 37 2004 33 2003 2007 2010 2006 15 13 12 11 2004 8 2010 2008 2009 2007 6 5 4 4 2004 2007 2002 2010 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA FUMBLE RETURNS FUMBLE RETURN TDS TACKLES TOTAL UNASSISTED TACKLES ASSISTED TACKLES FOR LOSS TACKLES FROM TACKLES YARDS FOR LOSS 4 (4-77) 3 (3-122) 2 (2-32) 2 (2-21) 1 (1-34) 2003 2001 1 (1-12) 1 (1-10) 2009 1 (1-6) 2002 2008 2006 2004 2 2007 1 1 2003 2001 DEFENSE 2002 (SEASON) 1,035 (560-475) 1,025 (510-515) 2003 987 (607-380) 2008 979 (441-538) 826 (439-387) 2007 2010 2002 607 (607-380) 560 (560-475) 510 (510-515) 2007 498 (498-325) 2003 464 (464-270) 2008 2004 2006 515 (510-515) 475 (560-475) 441 (441-538) 2008 387 (439-387) 2003 380 (607-380) 2010 2002 2007 81.0 (286) 81.0 (317) 78.0 (334) 71.0 (271) 2003 66.0 (210) 2010 2004 2002 2007 334 (78) 317 (81) 286 (81) 271 (71) 220 (61) 2004 2010 2003 2002 2009 KICK RETURNS KICK RETURN TDS YARDS/KICK AVERAGE RETURN INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS INTERCEPTIONS INTERCEPTION RETURN TDS FUMBLE RETURN YARDS 69 (69-1,532) 63 (63-1,189) 57 (57-1,132) 2007 56 (56-1,116) 2009 54 (54-918) 2008 2010 2002 22.38 (40-895) 22.20 (69-1,532) 19.86 (57-1,132) 2001 2007 19.09 (33-630) 2008 18.91 (43-813) 2004 2003 INTERCEPTION RETURNS (SEASON) 298 (16-298) 254 (17-254) 219 (18-219) 2004 184 (19-184) 2003 162 (14-162) 2006 2007 2005 19 (19-184) 18 (18-219) 17 (17-254) 16 (16-298) 2007 14 (14-162) 2006 2003 2004 2005 2 2 1 six with 2003 2006 FUMBLE RETURNS (SEASON) 122 (3-122) 77 (4-77) 34 (1-34) 32 (2-32) 2001 21 (2-21) 2003 2008 2009 2002 PUNTS HAD BLOCKED YARDS/PUNT AVERAGE PUNT RETURN YARDS PUNT RETURNS PUNT RETURN TDS YARDS/PUNT AVERAGE RETURN KICK RETURN YARDS 5 (81-2,959) 3 (52-1,969) 3 (66-2,373) 2002 3 (69-3153) 2009 2008 2010 45.7 (69-3153) 41.89 (56-2,346) 38.65 (75-2,899) 2010 2004 38.05 (74-2,816) 2003 37.87 (52-1,969) 2005 2009 PUNT RETURNS (SEASON) 367 (39-367) 304 (38-304) 266 (25-266) 2004 247 (31-247) 2003 207 (16-207) 2001 2008 2006 39 (39-367) 38 (38-304) 31 (31-247) 28 (28-181) 2004 25 (25-266) 2003 25 (25-103) 2008 2002 2001 2007 2 2 1 2003 2001 2002 12.94 (16-207) 10.64 (25-266) 9.41 (39-367) 2006 8.00 (38-304) 2001 7.97 (31-247) 2004 2003 2008 KICK RETURNS (SEASON) 1,532 (69-1,532) 1,189 (63-1,189) 2007 1,132 (57-1,132) 2009 1,116 (56-1,116) 2008 918 (54-918) 2010 2002 PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED PAT KICK PCT PAT MADE FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED FIELD GOALS PCT FIELD GOAL PUNT YARDS PUNT ATTEMPTS 49 (48-49) 46 (44-46) 43 (37-43) 40 (37-40) 2003 33 (31-33) 2007 2009 2008 2004 98.0 (48-49) 95.7 (44-46) 94.1 (16-17) 2003 93.9 (31-33) 2007 92.5 (37-40) 2005 2004 FIELD GOALS 2008 (SEASON) 20 (20-28) 19 (19-27) 12 (12-15) 11 (11-14) 2004 9 (9-12) 2007 9 (9-14) 2003 2008 2002 2006 28 (20-28) 27 (19-27) 15 (12-15) 14 (9-14) 2004 14 (11-14) 2007 2003 2006 2008 80.0 (12-15) 78.6 (11-14) 75.0 (9-12) 2003 71.4 (20-28) 2008 70.4 (19-27) 2002 2004 PUNTING 2007 (SEASON) 31,53 (69-3153) 2,959 (81-2,959) 2010 2,899 (75-2,899) 2002 2,816 (74-2,816) 2003 2,542 (69-2,542) 2005 2007 81 (81-2,959) 75 (75-2,899) 74 (74-2,816) 2002 69 (69-2,542) 2003 69 (69-3153) 2005 2007 2010 TOTAL OFFENSE/GAME TOTAL OFFENSE/PLAY TOTAL ALL PURPOSE YARDS ALL PURPOSE YARDS/ GAME POINTS SCORED TOTAL SCORED TOUCHDOWNS KICKS MADE PAT 432.1 (12 games) 432.1 (12 games) 417.1 (13 games) 2009 394.4 (12 games) 2007 393.5 (13 games) 2004 371.9 (14 games) 2008 2003 5.91 (878-5,185) 5.86 (873-5,116) 2009 5.63 (840-4,733) 2008 5.61 (967-5,422) 2004 5.54 (939-5,206) 2007 2003 7,241 6,638 6,577 6,525 6,028 2007 2008 2003 2009 2004 557.0 (13 games) 543.8 (12 games) 2007 510.6 (13 games) 2009 502.3 (12 games) 2008 469.8 (14 games) 2004 2003 SCORING (SEASON) 2007 405 (50TD,46PAT,19FG) 2003 404 (52TD,50PAT,12FG) 2009 329 (44TD,38PAT,8FG) 2008 326 (42TD,38PAT,11FG) 2004 299 (34TD,31PAT,20FG) 2003 52 (17rush,29rcv,6ret) 50 (17rush,33rcv) 2009 44 (17rush,26rcv,1ret) 2007 2008 42 (16rush,25rcv,1ret) 2004 34 (16rush,17rcv,1ret) EXTRA POINTS (SEASON) 48 (48-49) 44 (44-46) 37 (37-40) 37 (37-43) 2003 31 (31-33) 2007 2008 2009 2004 PASS RECEPTION YARDS PASS RECEPTIONS PASS RECEPTION TDS PASS YARDS/CATCH AVERAGE RECEPTIONS/GAME OFFENSE YARDS TOTAL TDS RESPONSIBLE FOR RECEIVING (SEASON) 3,784 (291-3,784) 3,418 (249-3,418) 2007 3,356 (257-3,356) 2003 3,312 (243-3,312) 2009 3,212 (218-3,212) 2008 2004 291 (291-3,784) 257 (257-3,356) 2007 249 (249-3,418) 2009 243 (243-3,312) 2003 218 (218-3,212) 2008 2004 33 29 26 25 2007 17 2003 17 2009 2008 2004 2010 14.73 (218-3,212) 14.52 (116-1,684) 2004 14.02 (122-1,711) 2001 13.73 (249-3,418) 2002 13.63 (243-3,312) 2003 2008 22.38 (13 games) 21.42 (12 games) 2007 18.69 (13 games) 2009 18.17 (12 games) 2008 17.79 (14 games) 2004 2003 TOTAL OFFENSE (SEASON) 5,422 (967-5,422) 5,206 (939-5,206) 2007 5,185 (878-5,185) 2003 5,116 (873-5,116) 2009 4,733 (840-4,733) 2008 2004 83 81 70 67 2007 51 2003 2009 2008 2004 PASSING YARDS PASSING TDS PASSING HAD PASSES INTERCEPTED COMPLETION PCT PASS EFFICIENCY PASS YARDS/PASS AVERAGE YARDS/ AVERAGE COMPLETION YARDS/GAME PASSING 3,784 (291-502-11) 2007 3,418 (249-385-9) 3,356 (257-444-7) 2003 3,312 (243-457-15) 2009 2008 3,212 (218-369-13) 2004 33 29 26 25 2007 17 2003 17 2009 2008 2004 2010 17 (156-297-17) 15 (243-457-15) 2005 14 (189-352-14) 2008 14 (193-342-14) 2006 13 (218-369-13) 2010 2004 64.7 (249-385-9) 59.1 (218-369-13) 2003 58.0 (291-502-11) 2004 57.9 (257-444-7) 2007 56.4 (193-342-14) 2009 53.7 (189-352-14) 2010 2006 159.4 (249-385-9) 140.4 (218-369-13) 2003 2004 138.6 (291-502-11) 2007 137.5 (257-444-7) 126.1 (193-342-14) 2009 2010 8.9 (249-385-9) 8.7 (218-369-13) 2003 7.6 (257-444-7) 2004 7.5 (291-502-11) 2009 7.3 (193-342-14) 2007 2010 14.7 (218-369-13) 14.5 (116-256-11) 2004 14.0 (122-254-8) 2001 13.7 (249-385-9) 2002 13.6 (243-457-15) 2003 2008 291.1 (13 games) 279.7 (12 games) 2007 267.7 (12 games) 2009 254.8 (13 games) 2004 244.1 (14 games) 2008 2003 RUSHING YARDS RUSHING ATTEMPTS RUSHING TDS YARDS/RUSH AVERAGE RUSHING YARDS/GAME ATTEMPTS PASS COMPLETIONS PASS TEAM SEASON RUSHING (SEASON) 1,829 (434-1,829) 1,804 (416-1,804) 2009 1,788 (554-1,788) 2008 1,638 (465-1,638) 2003 1,521 (471-1,521) 2007 2004 554 (554-1,788) 471 (471-1,521) 2003 465 (465-1,638) 2004 452 (452-1,313) 2007 434 (434-1,829) 2006 2009 17 17 17 16 2003 16 2009 2007 2004 2008 4.34 (416-1,804) 4.21 (434-1,829) 2008 3.52 (465-1,638) 2009 3.23 (471-1,521) 2007 3.23 (554-1,788) 2004 2003 152.4 (12 games) 138.8 (13 games) 2009 127.7 (14 games) 2008 126.8 (12 games) 2003 126.0 (13 games) 2004 2007 PASSING (SEASON) 502 (291-502-11) 457 (243-457-15) 2007 444 (257-444-7) 2008 385 (249-385-9) 2009 369 (218-369-13) 2003 2004 291 (291-502-11) 257 (257-444-7) 2007 249 (249-385-9) 2009 243 (243-457-15) 2003 218 (218-369-13) 2008 2004 GET READY...

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FAU RED-ZONE RESULTS 2003 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE

2001 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ -----| DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ------| 08/28 AT MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 20-19 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 09/06 VALDOSTA STATE L 17-45 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/01 SLIPPERY ROCK L 7-40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/13 AT UCF L 29-33 3 3 22 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/08 AT BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 31-28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/20 AT YOUNGSTOWN STATE W 13-6 2 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/22 MARIST W 31-9 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 09/27 AT ILLINOIS STATE W 28-10 3 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10/06 AT DRAKE L 7-31 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 10/04 TEXAS STATE W 27-14 5 3 20 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 10/13 JACKSONVILLE W 35-12 5 4 28 4 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/11 NICHOLLS STATE W 31-23 4 3 17 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/20 ST. MARY’S (CA) L 10-24 3 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 10/18 U. NORTHERN COLORADO W 21-19 3 2 14 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11/01 GARDNER-WEBB W 31-26 4 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10/27 ST. PETER’S L 0-19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/15 SIENA COLLEGE W 51-3 8 6 42 6 2 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 11/03 AT GARDNER-WEBB L 19-35 3 2 13 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/22 AT FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 32-23 4 4 24 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/10 EASTERN ILLINOIS L 10-38 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/29 AT BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 32-24 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/17 ALBANY (NY) W 27-9 3 2 13 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 12/06 AT NORTHERN ARIZONA W 48-25 5 5 35 5 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 23 15 91 12 10 2 3 2 3 2 0 1 0 12/13 COLGATE L 24-36 4 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 15 OF 23 (65.2%) TOTALS 50 40 260 35 14 21 5 2 3 1 1 3 0 40 OF 50 (80.0%) 2001 OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE

TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ------| 2003 OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 09/01 SLIPPERY ROCK L 7-40 7 5 34 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ-----| 0908 AT BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 31-28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 09/22 MARIST W 31-9 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 08/28 AT MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 20-19 5 4 19 2 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 10/06 AT DRAKE L 7-31 5 4 24 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 09/06 VALDOSTA STATE L 17-45 6 6 38 5 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/13 JACKSONVILLE W 35-12 2 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/13 AT UCF L 29-33 5 4 23 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/20 ST. MARY’S (CA) L 10-24 4 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 09/20 AT YOUNGSTOWN STATE W 13-6 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 10/27 ST. PETER’S L 0-19 5 3 17 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 09/27 AT ILLINOIS STATE W 28-10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/04 TEXAS STATE W 27-14 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 11/03 AT GARDNER-WEBB L 19-35 4 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/11 NICHOLLS STATE W 31-23 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 11/10 EASTERN ILLINOIS L 10-38 3 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/18 NORTHERN COLORADO W 21-19 1 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/17 ALBANY (NY) W 27-9 2 2 9 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/01 GARDNER-WEBB W 31-26 5 4 24 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 TOTALS 33 27 151 16 14 2 9 0 1 1 3 1 0 11/15 SIENA W 51-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 OF 33 (81.8%) 11/22 AT FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 32-23 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/29 AT BETHUNE-COOKMAN W 32-24 3 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2002 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE 12/06 AT NORTHERN ARIZONA W 48-25 4 3 18 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 12/13 COLGATE L 24-36 6 6 36 5 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ------| TOTALS 48 40 233 29 15 14 11 2 2 1 3 0 0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB. HALF GAME 40 OF 48 (83.3%) 08/29 AT USF L 10-51 3 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 09/07 BETHUNE-COOKMAN L 17-30 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/14 AT JAMES MADISON L 13-16 2 1 6 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2004 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE 09/21 EASTERN KENTUCKY L 6-22 3 2 6 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ-----| 10/05 AT NICHOLLS STATE L 22-33 4 2 9 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 10/12 YOUNGSTOWN STATE L 17-24 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/04 AT HAWAII W 35-28 5 4 19 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 10/26 AT TROY L 6-21 1 1 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/11 AT NORTH TEXAS W 20-13 6 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 11/02 AT CONNECTICUT L 14-61 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/18 AT MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 27-20 4 3 13 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/09 MORRIS BROWN W 34-13 5 4 28 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10/09 AT TEXAS STATE W 20-13 4 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 11/16 AT EASTERN ILLINOIS L 6-47 1 1 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/16 AT NORTHERN COLORADO W 39-24 4 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/23 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 31-21 4 4 24 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/23 LOUISIANA-MONROE L 13-17 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 28 22 122 15 9 6 7 2 0 0 3 1 0 10/30 AT FLORIDA A&M W 38-8 8 5 31 4 2 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 22 OF 28 (78.6%) 11/06 AT TROY L 6-24 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/13 NEW MEXICO STATE L 7-35 2 1 7 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2002 OPPONENTS INSIDE FLORIDA ATLANTIC RED-ZONE 11/20 ILLINOIS STATE W 28-0 6 5 26 3 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/27 EDWARD WATERS W 49-15 7 6 42 6 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ------| 12/04 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 17-10 3 2 10 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME TOTALS 53 39 211 24 15 9 15 4 3 3 2 2 0 08/29 AT USF L 10-51 8 7 41 5 3 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 39 OF 53 (73.6%) 09/07 BETHUNE-COOKMAN L 17-30 3 2 9 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/14 AT JAMES MADISON L 13-16 6 3 13 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 2004 OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE 09/21 AT EASTERN KENTUCKY L 6-22 6 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 10/05 AT NICHOLLS STATE L 22-33 4 3 20 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ-----| 10/12 YOUNGSTOWN STATE L 17-24 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 10/26 AT TROY L 6-21 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 09/04 AT HAWAII W 35-28 5 4 28 4 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/02 AT CONNECTICUT L 14-61 8 6 38 5 2 3 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 09/11 AT NORTH TEXAS W 20-13 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/09 MORRIS BROWN W 34-13 3 2 13 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/18 AT MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 27-20 5 4 20 2 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/16 AT EASTERN ILLINOIS L 6-47 6 6 40 6 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/09 AT TEXAS STATE W 20-13 3 1 7 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 11/23 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 31-21 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/16 AT NORTHERN COLORADO W 39-24 5 4 24 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 51 39 232 30 19 11 9 5 2 3 2 0 0 10/23 LOUISIANA-MONROE L 13-17 3 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 39 OF 51 (76.5%) 10/30 AT FLORIDA A&M W 38-8 2 1 8 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/06 TROY L 6-24 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/13 NEW MEXICO STATE L 7-35 5 4 28 4 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/20 ILLINOIS STATE W 28-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/27 EDWARD WATERS W 49-15 3 2 15 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 12/04 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 17-10 4 2 10 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 40 28 170 21 11 10 7 4 4 4 0 0 0 28 OF 40 (70.0%)

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2005 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE 2007 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE

TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ-----| TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ-----| DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB. HALF GAME DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 09/03 AT KANSAS L 19-30 2 1 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 09/01 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 27-14 5 4 20 2 1 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/08 OKLAHOMA STATE L 3-23 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 09/08 AT OKLAHOMA STATE L 6-42 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 09/17 AT MINNESOTA L 7-46 1 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/15 MINNESOTA W 42-39 4 4 28 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/22 LOUISIANA-MONROE L 21-28 2 2 14 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/22 AT NORTH TEXAS W 30-20 6 5 23 2 2 0 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 10/01 AT LOUISVILLE L 10-61 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/29 AT KENTUCKY L 17-45 3 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/06 AT LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W 28-10 4 3 21 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/06 USF L 23-35 4 3 17 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/15 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 14-35 2 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/20 AT LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W 39-32 5 5 32 4 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/22 AT ARKANSAS STATE L 0-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/27 LOUISIANA-MONROE L 30-33 7 6 30 3 2 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 11/05 AT TROY L 14-28 2 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/10 ARKANSAS STATE W 34-31 4 4 25 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/12 NORTH TEXAS W 26-23 6 5 26 3 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 11/17 AT FLORIDA L 20-59 2 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/26 AT FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL L 6-52 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/24 AT FLA. INTERNATIONAL W 55-23 5 5 34 5 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 23 17 105 14 6 8 3 2 1 2 1 0 0 12/01 AT TROY W 38-32 6 5 31 4 2 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 17 OF 23 (73.9%) 12/21 VS MEMPHIS W 44-27 6 6 37 5 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 59 53 311 38 15 23 15 4 1 1 0 0 0 53 OF 59 (89.8%) 2005 OPPONENTS INSIDE FLORIDA ATLANTIC RED-ZONE

TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ------| 2007 OPPONENTS INSIDE FLORIDA ATLANTIC RED-ZONE DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ-----| 09/03 AT KANSAS L 19-30 3 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 09/08 OKLAHOMA STATE L 3-23 5 5 23 2 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/01 MIDDLE TENNESSEE W 27-14 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 09/17 AT MINNESOTA L 7-46 3 3 13 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/08 AT OKLAHOMA STATE L 6-42 4 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 09/22 LOUISIANA-MONROE L 21-28 3 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/15 MINNESOTA W 42-39 5 4 25 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 10/01 AT LOUISVILLE L 10-61 9 7 45 6 6 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 09/22 AT NORTH TEXAS W 30-20 5 3 13 1 0 1 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 10/06 AT LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W 28-10 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/29 AT KENTUCKY L 17-45 4 3 17 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 10/15 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 14-35 5 5 35 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/06 USF L 23-35 3 3 21 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/22 AT ARKANSAS STATE L 0-3 3 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 10/20 AT LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE W 39-32 5 4 19 2 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/05 AT TROY L 14-28 4 3 21 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/27 LOUISIANA-MONROE L 30-33 7 5 27 3 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 11/02 NORTH TEXAS W 26-23 2 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/10 ARKANSAS STATE W 34-31 5 5 31 4 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/26 AT FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL L 6-52 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/17 AT FLORIDA L 20-59 6 6 38 5 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 42 36 212 26 22 4 10 2 2 2 0 0 0 11/24 AT FLA. INTERNATIONAL W 55-23 4 3 17 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 36 OF 42 (85.7%) 12/01 AT TROY W 38-32 7 7 32 3 1 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 12/21 VS MEMPHIS W 44-27 4 4 24 3 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2006 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE TOTALS 60 49 278 33 14 19 16 3 3 3 1 1 0 49 OF 60 (81.7%) TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ------| DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 2008 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE 09/02 AT CLEMSON L 6-54 4 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 09/09 KANSAS STATE L 0-45 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ-----| 09/16 AT OKLAHOMA STATE L 8-48 2 1 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 09/23 AT SOUTH CAROLINA L 6-45 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 08/30 AT TEXAS L 10-52 4 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 09/30 AT LOUISIANA MONROE W 21-19 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/06 UAB W 49-34 4 3 21 3 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH W 32-7 4 3 19 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 09/13 AT MICHIGAN STATE L 0-17 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 10/18 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE L 0-6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 09/20 AT MINNESOTA L 3-37 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE W 29-0 4 3 13 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 09/30 AT MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 13-14 3 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 11/04 AT MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 14-35 4 2 14 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 10/07 TROY L 17-30 5 3 17 2 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 11/11 TROY L 17-24 3 3 17 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/18 WKU W 24-20 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/18 AT NORTH TEXAS W 17-16 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/25 AT ULM W 29-28 6 5 23 2 1 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/25 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 31-0 5 5 31 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/08 NT W 46-13 5 5 30 4 1 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 34 23 132 16 8 8 7 2 2 3 1 3 0 11/15 ULL W 40-29 6 5 33 5 2 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 23 OF 34 (67.6%) 11/22 AT ASU L 14-28 2 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/29 FIU W 57-50 6 6 43 6 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/26 VS CENTRAL MICHIGAN W 24-21 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 2006 OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE TOTALS 52 40 234 29 12 17 11 3 3 2 3 1 0 40 OF 52 (76.9%) TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PASS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ------| DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 09/02 AT CLEMSON L 6-54 6 4 24 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 2008 OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE 09/09 AT KANSAS STATE L 0-45 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/16 AT OKLAHOMA STATE L 8-48 5 4 24 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 TIMES TIMES TOTAL RUSH PAS FGS |------FAILED TO SCORE INSIDE RZ-----| 09/23 AT SOUTH CAROLINA L 6-45 6 5 31 4 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE IN RZ SCORED PTS TDS TDS TDS MADE FGA DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 09/30 AT LOUISIANA MONROE W 21-19 4 3 16 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 08/30 AT TEXAS L 10-52 8 8 52 7 3 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH W 32-7 3 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 09/06 UAB W 49-34 6 5 31 4 2 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 10/18 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE L 0-6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/13 AT MICHIGAN STATE L 0-17 3 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE W 29-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/20 AT MINNESOTA L 3-37 5 4 24 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 09/30 AT MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 13-14 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 11/04 AT MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 14-35 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 10/07 TROY L 17-30 7 6 30 3 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 11/11 TROY L 17-24 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/18 AT WKU W 24-20 3 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/18 AT NORTH TEXAS W 17-16 4 3 13 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 10/25 AT ULM W 29-28 5 4 28 4 1 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 11/25 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL W 31-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 11/08 NT W 46-13 3 2 13 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 38 25 146 18 10 8 7 4 1 3 2 2 0 11/15 UL W 40-29 3 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 25 OF 38 (65.8%) 11/22 AT ASU L 14-28 4 2 14 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 11/29 FIU W 57-50 5 4 22 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 12/26 VS CENTRAL MICHIGAN W 24-21 5 4 21 2 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 TOTALS 59 45 265 33 20 13 12 2 6 2 1 3 0 45 OF 59 (76.3%)

186 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 187 SHISTORYSENIORS 189 Y IT idual ac- idual RS VE ce Administrator NI idual national champions champions national idual Chauntrell Shelby U liation with any conference in conference with any liation 2011 Chief Offi Chief IC NT LA fth out of the 11 FBS conferences in postseason 11 FBS conferences the fth out of Media Relations Media John McElwain John rst season following major college football realign- football college major rst season following ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! Associate Commissioner/ Associate AT A ID The Sun Belt Conference comprises 12 institutions of higher learning learning higher of comprises 12 institutions Sun Belt Conference The women. and men sports for 19 championship while sponsoring Each of the 19 sports has seen numerous team and indiv team and 19 sports has seen numerous the Each of SUN BELT ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND NOTED ALUMNI AND NOTED EXCELLENCE ACADEMIC SUN BELT complishments, but in the realm of academic excellence nearly every nearly excellence academic of realm but in the complishments, bowl game through 2013. through bowl game Sun Belt Conference school is currently graduating its student-athletes its student-athletes graduating is currently school Sun Belt Conference New Media New rst 35 years have also produced numerous indiv numerous rst 35 years have also produced OR nually in Mobile, Alabama, that will ensure a Sun Belt team plays in that that will ensure Alabama, in Mobile, nually at a rate higher than its respective school’s student body. student school’s than its respective higher at a rate Travis Llewellyn Travis Director of Multimedia/ of Director FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA FL Conference also signed an agreement with the GoDaddy.com Bowl, played an- GoDaddy.com with the an agreement also signed Conference Over 90% of Sun Belt Conference teams earned a multiyear Academic Progress Rate Progress Academic a multiyear earned teams Sun Belt Conference Over 90% of The Sun Belt Conference now found itself as one of 31 NCAA conferences that sponsor that sponsor 31 NCAA conferences of itself as one found now Sun Belt Conference The Bowl Champi- in the only 11 to participate of one league was now but the sports, multiple (BCS). Series onship its league and the promote and to grow to utilize television continues conference The with agreement multi-year a new signed Sun Belt Conference The institutions. member the for coverage national in unprecedented 2009 that has resulted of in January ESPN, Inc. game championship basketball men’s conference’s ESPN televised the Additionally, league. affi its longest season in 2011, marking 31st straight the for the country. country. the fi season – the 2005 football the Since fi ranks Sun Belt Conference – the ment “Big noted of ahead ranks Sun Belt Conference the In fact, percentage. winning bowl game out- Sun Belt Conference the Furthermore, Ten. Big the and 12, ACC Big Six” leagues – the MAC. the and USA Conference WAC, in the BCS partners qualifying paces its non-automatic as that comes of as well. Proof Sun Belt Conference the of notice world has taken The R+L Carri- The to postseason bowl games. tie-ins has two automatic league now the Sun Belt Conference with the its agreements extended Bowl recently Orleans ers New league has 2013 (the through that a Sun Belt team will play in bowl game ensuring Sun Belt in 2001). The inception game’s the every year since a team to that game sent of over 925 as the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) recently announced. announced. (NCAA) recently Association Athletic Collegiate National over 925 as the of student- of retention and eligibility of measure Rate is a real-time Progress Academic The set Directors of I Board Division I sports team. The on every Division athletes competing possible or face to meet teams for 1,000) as a threshold 900 (out of 925 and of cut scores a earned teams Sun Belt Conference In total, 92.4% of sanctions. historical and immediate above score programs their had 100% of over 925. Seven institutions APR score multiyear Tennessee, Middle Louisiana-Lafayette, Denver, UALR, are: institutions those 925 mark, the FIU all had and Atlantic Florida State, Arkansas Kentucky. Western and Troy Texas, North 925 mark. above the score programs their 94% of Rice State Condoleezza of States Secretary United former Sun Belt alumni include Prominent All-Star former Texas) (North Greene Joe player “Mean” football Fame of (Denver), NFL Hall Lowell All-Star baseball player Mike former baseball player Luis Gonzalez (South Alabama), House and States Senate United the of member FIU), former MVP, Series (2007 MLB World superstar Tim McGraw music country (Louisiana-Lafayette), Breaux John Representatives of (FIU). Garcia actor Andy and (Louisiana-Monroe), fi conference’s The (Arkansas Al Joyner Hill and Earl Bell, Tom including medalists track with Olympic along (FIU). Old Dominion’s Lawrence Tayna and (Louisiana-Lafayette), Conway State), Hollis top women’s nation’s the recognizing Trophy Naismith the received who Donovan, Anne in 1984 medal gold Olympic States win the United the player in 1983, helped basketball in 1985. championship national the capture Monarchs Lady the helped and Bryant Carter Sports Administration Assistant Commissioner/ Assistant rst year of existence. existence. rst year of Compliance Dr. Kathy Keene Dr. Associate Commissioner Commissioner Associate cer rst collegiate organizations to form its own to form organizations rst collegiate nds itself at the pinnacle of collegiate athlet- collegiate of pinnacle itself at the nds Bert Carter Chief Financial Offi Financial Chief Associate Commissioner/ Associate rst time in 2004 – the state of the Football Bowl Subdivi- the state of in 2004 – the rst time rst round of the NBA Draft by the . by the Draft NBA the of rst round rst-round selections in the NBA Draft. Those draftees include include draftees Those Draft. NBA in the selections rst-round rst in a long line of great Sun Belt men’s basketball stars, as 11 total stars, basketball Sun Belt men’s great of line rst in a long Commissioner Wright Waters Wright rst season of the league, former member North Carolina-Charlotte reached the pin- the reached Carolina-Charlotte North member former league, the rst season of rst conference to sign a long-term contract with the ESPN cable with the contract a long-term to sign rst conference Formed in 1976 the Sun Belt Conference quickly rose to the greatest heights of collegiate collegiate of heights greatest to the rose quickly Sun Belt Conference in 1976 the Formed league’s fi Four in the NCAA Final a team to the by sending athletics league again fi the 36 years and Fast forward it all, Through Series. Bowl Championship the of 11 league alliance the of as a member ics excellence. academic and progress has always been success, constant the men’s best independent nation’s the of some for began as a home Sun Belt Conference The that it was an to prove long need six team league didn’t the and programs basketball athletics. power in college emerging fi In the way Charlotte defeat- the Along Four. Final in the by playing basketball collegiate of nacle miraculous Their Four. Final to the to advance Michigan and Syracuse Michigan, ed Central Cedric Star forward Marquette. champion national with a 51-49 loss to eventual run ended fi was selected in the Maxwell fi was the Maxwell on to be fi players have gone – Seattle Orleans (New 1990), Ervin Johnson – Boston Celtics, (Jacksonville Dee Brown Lee (Western Courtney 1996) and Lakers, – Los Angeles (UALR Fisher 1993), Derek Sonics, 2008). Magic, – Orlando University Kentucky fi the of one became Sun Belt Conference The tele- game-of-the-week with conference network television regional in-house Sun Belt Conference the year, next 1978. The in January casts beginning the by being sports broadcasting in college as a leader known became fi has had every Sun Belt Conference the that time Since network. live on ESPN – broadcasted game championship basketball men’s collegiate any between ESPN and partnership longest it the making conference. athletic deals television groundbreaking and Four in hand Final With trips to the were progress and early on that success proved Sun Belt Conference the for beginning But that was just the conference. the of backbone to be the going additional members, new sparked Changes in mind. had change decades Future league. the Bowl the of as a member Sun Belt Conference the of evolution the eventually sports and Series. Championship AND THE 2000S FOOTBALL SUN BELT began Sun Belt Conference was that the early 2000s though the of news noted most The Football Bowl Subdivision) as the known I-A level (now Division at the football sponsoring New in the champion its conference for was formed bowl tie-in an automatic in 2001 and Bowl. Orleans I-A level Division had competed at the 2001 season only Louisiana-Lafayette to the Prior and Tennessee Middle Texas, North members New history. its program’s of entirety the for with Arkan- along I-A programs into maturing task of on the State would take Mexico New Louisiana-Monroe. and Idaho only members football sas State and but league credibility, Bowl gave the Orleans New the berth into automatic conference’s The the level of highest at the league could contend that the to show would be needed wins Sun Belt Conference early years of well in the that responsibility carried Texas North game. in the seasons consecutive four league for the would represent Green Mean The football. Bowl. Orleans New league – the success found new and members evolved with new Sun Belt Conference the As fi the for two bowl berths earned Bowl Champion- the of ranks the entered Sun Belt Conference The would also evolve. sion 2006 season. to the prior BCS restructured the when ship Series THIS IS THE SUN BELT CONFERENCE... THIS IS THE SUN BELT TOTALS TOTALS 2 6 5 7 98 18 3 2 0 0 25 11 0 TOTALS 44 33 190 23 20 3 10 4 3 2 2 0 0 0 2009 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE 2009 FAU 2009 OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE 2009 OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE 2010 FAU RED-ZONE 2010 OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU TOTALS 43 36 224 30 12 18 6 2 3 1 0 1 0 1 0 DATE NEBRASKA 1 09/05 3 09/19 ULM OPPONENT ULL 2 09/26 WYOMING SOUTH CAROLINA AT 10/03 2 UAB 1 3-49 6 3 10/17 AT L STATE 0 0 0 0 1 3 10/24 MTSU 1 0 TROY 3 0 0 18 21 TEXAS NORTH 0 AT 35-18 10/31 2 AT 1 5 3 2 0 2 4 0 0 L 14 W 0 0 23 28-30 1 51-29 11/07 ARKANSAS 1 2 4 FIU 2 1 0 3 1 4 0 L 0 12 0 0 0 W 0 23 0 11/14 25-27 AT 4 1 3 3 2 1 0 L 16-38 22 0 W/L 0 29-56 0 11/21 WKU 1 3 2 0 0 1 L SCORE 0 2 30 0 11/28 AT 2 14 0 21-47 3 3 1 12/05 2 2 1 0 W 0 L IN RZ 14 0 1 224 20-27 0 0 2 2 0 TOTALS 4 0 L 0 3 0 SCORED 21 0 28-21 PTS 44-40 1 36 3 2 0 1 0 2 0 W 0 5 6 43 4 22 0 29-23 1 TDS 3 2 1 0 1 0 W 0 9 36 OF 43 (83.7%) TDS 6 TDS 1 MADE TIMES 38 FGA TIMES 0 TOTAL DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 5 RUSH PASS 1 3 1 2 FGS 0 1 1 0 SCORE INSIDE RZ----| TO |----FAILED 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 OF 25 (72.0 33 OF 44 (75.0%) TOTALS 49 45 274 36 28 8 9 0 2 0 1 1 0 NEBRASKA 1 DATE 1 GAME AT 4 4 3-49 0 28 0 09/05 L OPPONENT 4 4 0 0 0 0 09/19 ULM ULL 2 09/26 WYOMING 0 SOUTH CAROLINA AT 10/03 UAB 10/17 AT 9 STATE 5 10/24 MTSU TROY 5 8 18 TEXAS NORTH 0 AT 35-18 10/31 3 AT 0 4 1 1 4 3 4 0 0 L 20 W 0 0 27 28-30 0 51-29 11/07 ARKANSAS 3 3 4 FIU 3 0 4 1 0 4 0 L 0 28 0 0 0 W 0 W/L 24 0 11/14 25-27 AT 3 3 3 3 0 1 SCORE 0 L 16-38 21 0 0 29-56 0 11/21 WKU 2 3 1 0 0 L 0 7 36 0 11/28 AT IN RZ 6 37 0 21-47 6 4 3 12/05 2 5 2 1 W SCORED 0 1 L 10 0 0 274 20-27 0 PTS 1 1 0 1 TOTALS 3 2 0 L 0 3 0 21 0 28-21 44-40 2 45 3 1 0 0 5 0 W 0 TDS 2 4 49 2 6 29-23 0 TDS 0 0 0 2 W 0 0 35 0 UAB 45 OF 49 (91.8%) 4 TDS STATE TEXAS 3 3 MADE DATE 17 AT 0 17-30 USF TIMES 5 1 FGA 2 1 0 L 0 09/02 MICHIGAN 0 ULM 27 TIMES 3 0 09/11 2 NORTH 0 OPPONENT 10 1 17-21 0 TOTAL 32-31 1 DOWNS 1 0 1 4 INT 09/25 AT 0 0 L 0 0 0 0 0 W 0 10/02 0 AT 0 WKU RUSH 4 11/09 FUMB PAS HALF 2 1 10/23 FIU 4 1 3-31 TEXAS 3 3 17 L 0 17-20 10/30 AT 0 2 3 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 L STATE ARKANSAS 0 AT 0 1 0 0 11/06 UL 0 0 2 11/13 2 AT 10 0 17-16 1 W/L 1 0 1 11/20 1 0 FGS 0 2 W 0 SCORE 1 0 11/27 TROY 7 17-51 0 L L 0 12/04 1 1 0 IN RZ 1 0 0 0 2 MIDDLE TENNESSEE AT 0 1 21-9 7 SCORED 16-37 W 0 PTS 1 1 0 0 3 1 0 3 0 0 17 0 0 24-23 SCORE INSIDE RZ----| TO |----FAILED 0 2 2 1 1 L 0 0 W 0 TDS 0 1 0 7-44 14-38 0 L TDS 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 2 STATE 1 TDS DATE 2 1 0 GAME 7 17-30 3 USF MADE TIMES 0 FGA L 0 1 09/02 1 0 MICHIGAN 1 OPPONENT 0 1 TIMES 0 0 09/11 TOTAL 0 UAB AT 09/25 AT DOWNS INT FUMB HALF GAME 0 0 10/02 WKU RUSH 7 TEXAS NORTH 10/09 PASS 0 3 10/23 FIU 2 3-31 TEXAS 14 0 1 ULM AT L 2 10/30 AT 2 0 0 0 0 STATE ARKANSAS AT 11/06 UL 1 0 2 W/L 11/13 2 AT SCORE 14 0 0 17-16 FGS 2 2 0 11/20 0 0 6 W 0 5 0 11/27 TROY IN RZ 27 0 17-51 3 L 3 0 2 L 1 0 L W 12/04 0 0 1 SCORED 3 MIDDLE TENNESSEE PTS AT 2 21-9 6 1 17-21 32-31 16-37 W 0 0 5 0 0 2 4 4 0 7-44 1 0 3 0 0 SCORE INSIDE RZ----| 23 TO |----FAILED 0 17 0 3 24-23 3 0 1 1 TDS 1 5 2 1 1 0 5 L L 0 0 0 0 W 1 0 TDS 14-38 17-20 0 L 0 1 4 4 TDS 3 5 0 MADE TIMES FGA 0 24 23 0 TIMES 3 3 TOTAL DOWNS INT 0 0 RUSH 3 0 3 FUMB PAS 17 18 0 HALF 2 0 3 0 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 FGS 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 0 SCORE INSIDE RZ----| TO |----FAILED 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 GET READY...

SENIORSSHISTORY 188 UNIVERSITY 2011 UNIVERSITY FLORIDAFLORIDA ATLANTICATLANTIC UUNIVERSITYNIVERSITY

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

ith comprehensive academic programs Robert J. Stilley Anthony Barbar ‘78 David Feder Dr. Jeffrey P. Feingold Chair Vice Chair and seven campuses and sites along Florida’s southeast coast, Florida Atlantic WUniversity has earned its reputation as a center of excellence in higher education. FAU is home to approximately 28,000 students from the Treasure Coast through Broward County and is the alma mater to more than 120,000 proud alumni worldwide. As the choice destination for both traditional and nontraditional students, FAU offers more than 170 bachelor’s, master’s, specialist’s and doctoral degree programs through its 10 colleges. Dr. Angela Graham-West Dr. William McDaniel, Abdol Moabery Ayden Maher Sherry Plymale “We take special pride in our student-athletes and the Faculty Senate President Student Government multiple roles they play in the life of the University,” President says Dr. Mary Jane Saunders, who became FAU’s sixth president in 2010.“We admire their determination Making Waves ~ to excel in their sports as well as in their academic pursuits, and as a University community we’re excited • Vibrant campus life including hundreds of student organizations, and inspired by their victories. Through their outreach fraternities and sororities that enrich the student experience. to people of all ages, especially school children, our student-athletes are true FAU ambassadors to the • 18 NCAA Division I athletic teams provide student-athletes with greater community. We deeply appreciate all that opportunities to excel in class and in sport. these fi ne young men and women do for FAU both on and off the fi eld of play.” • World-class faculty of more than 1,000 professors and instructors brings career expertise and personal attention to students. Building on its rich tradition as a teaching university, FAU continues to develop as an active • More than $170 million annually in student fi nancial aid. Robert S. Rubin Paul Tanner Dr. Julius Teske Thomas Workman, Jr. ‘71 research institution dedicated to seeding the economy in Florida and the nation. FAU’s own Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute as well as collaborations with organizations such as the To learn more, visit www.fau.edu. Scripps Research Institute, the Max Planck Society, the Vaccine and Gene Therapy Institute and the Torrey Pines Institute for Molecular Studies offer FAU Facebook Flickr You Tube iTunes 191 students and faculty unique research opportunities. ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! UNIVERSITY 2011 UNIVERSITY FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

DR. MARY JANE SAUNDERS PRESIDENT — FAU CRAIG ANGELOS DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS

Dr. Mary Jane Saunders, the Craig Angelos was named Director sixth President in Florida of Athletics at Florida Atlantic Atlantic University’s 50-year University in July 2003, assuming history, oversees an institution oversight responsibility for the that is currently serving more institution’s 18-team intercollegiate than 28,000 students at the athletic programs and more than bachelor’s, master’s, doctoral 500 student-athletes. and postdoctoral levels on modern campuses and sites in Angelos has moved at a rapid pace Boca Raton, Dania Beach, Davie, to take the program to new heights, downtown Fort Lauderdale, by working with the University’s Jupiter, Port St. Lucie and Fort administration, students and Pierce. FAU takes pride in the staff. His philosophy for running a successful intercollegiate athletic program is built on four fundamental fact that its student body is the most diverse among Florida’s principles: institutional control, academic excellence, fi scal integrity 11 public universities, with 46 percent classifi ed as minority or and winning championships. international. With more than 3,500 employees, including 1,500 dedicated faculty members, and an annual operating budget in Angelos immediately led the Athletics Department through a shift excess of $600 million, FAU ranks as one of the largest employers in conferences, entering the Sun Belt Conference (one of the 11 1-A high-profi le searches culminated in the 2005 when Matt Doherty, former in South Florida. The University’s regional economic impact conferences), which elevated play and aligned the football team Notre Dame and North Carolina head coach was hired returning the former exceeds $3 billion. with an FBS league. All of this was made possible by a successful National Coach of the Year to the college ranks. In just one season, men’s transition from NCAA Div. I-AA to I-A. Angelos has since witnessed basketball revenues tripled and attendance more than doubled. Mike Jarvis President Saunders came to FAU in 2010 from Cleveland State football hosting a sellout, a conference championship and two bowl took the reigns just three years later, in 2008, and brought home a SBC University, where she was Provost and Senior Vice President appearances—both victories (New Orleans in 2007 and Motor City regular-season title and a NIT appearance in 2011. Basketball attendance for Academic Affairs. Additionally, she was the founding Dean in 2008). FAU became the fi rst football team in the SBC to earn has continued to climb packing the FAU Arena in 2011 multiple times, of CSU’s College of Science and Director of its Biomedical and consecutive-bowl victories and FAU was the only team in the state including a nationally televised game in 2011. Baseball opened the 2008 Health Institute. Her background also includes service as a of Florida to win bowl games in both 2007 and 2008. The team’s season with a record crowd, which was surpassed in mid-season with a Deputy Division Director of the National Science Foundation quick assent onto the national stage has been chronicled through standing-room only crowd. The Owls hosted the nation’s top-ranked team and as Director of the Institute of Biomolecular Science at the television packages that Angelos initiated. These packages have been at Roger Dean Stadium in 2011 setting a program attendance record. In University of South Florida. both regional and national broadcasts. Under Angelos’ watch, the the summer of 2011 the Wall Street Journal recognized FAU as one of just Owls inked an all-sport apparel deal that came on the heels of a brand 17 NCAA Division I institutions that has not suffered penalties for a major Born and raised in Worcester, Massachusetts, President Saunders identity campaign, chaired by Angelos, a campaign that has created infraction. holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from Boston University and a revenue stream for both the University and athletics. In 2011, the both a master’s degree and a Ph.D. in botany from the University Owls football team will run into an on-campus stadium, a $70-million His comprehensive facilities master plan has seen the construction of a of Massachusetts at Amherst. In addition to serving as FAU’s project that is the cornerstone of Innovation Village. Innovation $4.5 million track-and-fi eld complex that opened in the spring of 2007. In President, she holds the rank of Professor in the Charles E. Village, an idea brought to the University by Angelos, houses the the fall of 2008, the volleyball and basketball teams returned to FAU Arena Schmidt College of Science. Marleen and Harold Forkas Alumni Center, the Recreation Center and after an $11 million renovation that included new locker rooms, suites and Play ball! President Mary Jane Saunders waves to the fans at an state-of-the-art residence halls. chair-back seating. But, the gem of the master plan will shine in 2011 She leads a University that has long been known for the FAU baseball game. when the $70 million on-campus football stadium opens its doors to FAU excellence of its teaching and is During Angelos’ tenure, the Owls have captured 15 conference titles and the community. The 30,000-seat, open-air stadium features 6,000 and FAU has been represented in postseason competition 20 times. now advancing rapidly as a center of premium seats, including 24 suites, 26 loge boxes, 1,000 premier club seats FAU sspiritp burns bright at the Four individuals have earned All-America status while fi ve earned cutting-edge research in biomedicine, and 4,000 priority club seats, and the latest, state-of-the-art amenities. annualannua fall bonfi re. Academic All-America honors. The department’s commitment to a biotechnology, ocean engineering and holistic approach to student-athlete excellence shows with an average Prior to coming to FAU, he was the deputy director of athletics and other 21st century pursuits. FAU is of more than 40% of the student-athletes maintaining a 3.0 GPA, and chief operating offi cer at Indiana University. While there, he supervised designated a High Research Activity with the National Consortium for Academics and Sports honoring FAU many aspects of the athletic department including the football program. institution by the Carnegie Foundation for as an Academics and Sports Outreach and Community Service Program Previously, he was at the University of Miami (FL) for eight years, serving the Advancement of Teaching. Honor Roll member in 2005. This was made possible in part due to his in a variety of positions but primarily as the second in command. Prior to creation of a Student Affairs program that assists the student-athletes Miami, Angelos spent three years at the NCAA as a legislative assistant A lifelong sports fan, President Saunders development in the areas of academic and athletic excellence, personal interpreting the association’s rules and regulations. He has served as an avidly supports the University’s 18 and career development and community service. intercollegiate athletics administrator for nearly 20 years. intercollegiate teams. She is especially excited about the Fall 2011 opening on Angelos and FAU athletics have made these accomplishments A graduate of the Creighton University School of Law in Omaha, NE, Angelos the Boca Raton campus of the 30,000-seat without losing site of fi scal integrity and prosperity. The department worked for a short time in a mid-sized litigation fi rm in Los Angelos, CA. football stadium, which fulfi lls the long- has balanced the budget each year and witnessed a steady rise in During his undergraduate years at Brigham Young University in Provo, UT, held dream of giving the Owls a home to Courtesy of University Press community involvement and donor commitment. He has continued to Angelos was the starting fi rst baseman on the varsity squad. He later played develop a close administrative and head coaching staff relationship in Buttrio, Italy for in an Italian league. call their own. The Owls claim the Shula Trophy after a victory over with 75% of the administrative staff coming on board since 2003 Angelos and his wife, Kristin, have been married for 26 years. The couple Florida International University. and eight head coaches being selected by Angelos. One of his most has six children Alayna (22), Alexis (19), Abigail (16), Austin (14), Aaron (11) and Alivia (8).

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ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ADMINISTRATION BRIAN MCNEELY PHIL RICH Associate Athletics Director — Administration Director of Major Gifts/Football Stadium Campaign MELISSA DAWSON MICHAEL BOELE Brian McNeely joined FAU in the winter of 2007 as Phillip Rich joined Florida Atlantic University’s Senior Associate Athletics Director — Associate Athletics Director — Business an Associate Athletics Director, a position that works development staff as the director of major gifts for the Facilities/SWA Michael Boele was hired at Florida Atlantic in hand-in-hand with Athletics Director Craig Angelos. football stadium campaign in January of 2011. Melissa Dawson was elevated to Senior Associate October 2007 as an Associate Athletics Director McNeely has more than 30 years of college athletic Rich came to FAU as the Owls’ 30,000-seat football Athletics Director in 2010 after nearly 10 years of of Business Operations. She is responsible for experience and brought this experience to FAU, which stadium is in its construction phase, with the grand FAU service. The central Florida native joined the overseeing and managing the FAU athletics budget has been competing in baseball for 30 years, men’s opening scheduled for mid-October. In his previous staff at FAU in 2001 as the associate athletic direc- as well as the ticket offi ce. basketball for just over 20 seasons and football for 10. position as a fundraiser for the Knights’ football tor and senior women’s administrator (SWA). She Boele arrived at FAU from the University of North His broad-based experience as a collegiate football coach and as president/ stadium at the UCF, he was responsible for revenue currently serves as Craig Angelos’ top assistant. Florida, where she was named the fi rst business CEO and founder of two corporations, serves the department well as it totaling $1 million in premium seating areas and more than $500,000 in Dawson has worked with or oversees game operations, facilities, the equip- manager in UNF history in August 2001. Along with continues to grow and strive for new successes. luxury suites. ment room, training room, grounds, game operations and has oversight of handling and managing North Florida’s budget, she was responsible for a McNeely completed his undergraduate work at Wichita State University in Prior to UCF, Rich began his professional career at the Orange Bowl Committee 10 sports. Most notably, Dawson oversaw the construction of the 4.5 mil- number of initiatives that furthered the athletic program. She was part Kansas and earned his master’s degree in sports management at the United in March 1998. Rich’s initial position as administrative assistant to the chief lion state of the art track and fi eld construction project as well as the $11 of the reclassifi cation team that was responsible for implementing UNF’s States Sports Academy in Daphne, AL. He began his coaching career at executive offi cer allowed him to excel quickly to the director of administration, million renovation to the FAU Arena. strategic plan to move to Division I. Butler County Community College in 1978-79 as an assistant coach and as a position he held until his departure in 2006. Rich received a Bachelor of Arts Dawson came to FAU from Florida State University, where she held various Prior to her work at North Florida, Boele worked in sports and athletics at a a head coach from 1982-84. McNeely has also coached at Pratt Community degree in sociology from the University of Arizona. positions at FSU during her 12-year tenure. She was promoted again in number of different places. She was named athletic ticket manager at Drake College (1981), University of Kansas (1985), Garden City Community The FAU stadium is the centerpiece of FAU’s Innovation Village, located in the August 1993 to assistant director of athletic facilities and operations, a University in 1998, two years later she was promoted to business manager. College where he served as the head football coach and Assistant Dean of north central area of campus. Home of the Owl football team, the open-air position she held until her departure from FSU for FAU. Dawson directly While at Drake, she coordinated ticket sales for the women’s basketball Admissions from 1986-91. He then roamed the sidelines as Idaho State stadium, a $70 million project, is slated to feature 6,000 premium seats, supervised the operations of volleyball, soccer and softball and assisted in team’s trip to the NCAA tournament in 2000 and 2001. She also worked in University’s Head Coach from 1992-96. A move from an educational including 24 suites, 26 loge boxes, 1,000 premier club seats and 4,000 priority game operations for tennis and swimming. She also served as the manager ticket sales as well as media relations for the former Orlando Wahoos of the environment to a non-for profi t then followed when he began fundraising club seats, and the latest, state-of-the-art amenities. for eight athletic facilities, the liaison between FSU and Nike and super- National Pro Fastpitch League of Softball in 1997. She began her career in and served as the director for Fellowship of Christian Athletics (1998-99). vised an equipment staff, all while earning a master of science in athletic media relations as an intern for Florida Citrus Sports and the Chicago White He returned to college athletics on a full-time basis in 2000 when he served administration in April 1996. Sox during spring training. Additionally, she volunteered in media relations as the University of Colorado’s director of football operations/recruiting and JOANNE WILLIAMS She has served as the tournament director or assistant tournament director for the World Cup and Olympic Soccer Trials. later among the coaching ranks at Indiana University where he served as the Stadium Campaign Executive Director for ACC Championships, NCAA Regional Championships, a 24-team softball A native of Chicago, IL, Boele received her Bachelor’s degree in Exercise assistant head football coach and recruiting coordinator from 2002-04. Over Jo Anne Williams joined Florida Atlantic University’s tournament and the 1996 NCAA Women’s Tennis Championship as well as Science with a specialty in sports management from the University of 50 of McNeely’s former football players have played in the NFL. development staff as the Stadium Campaign Executive 2007 NCAA Softball and Women’s Soccer Championship. Florida in 1995. Boele resides in Boca Raton with her husband Gerrit and Seeing a communication and research need for college athletics programs Director in June of 2010. two sons, Jacob and Joshua. and universities as a whole, McNeely founded and serves as the CEO of The Williams fi rst teamed with FAU in assisting with the Vector M Group, a group of technology companies that provide information stadium ad campaign and Omni Media. She then DEXTER LAMONT and consulting to the public and private sector. He also serves as the ED HAYWARD joined the FAU development team with a focus of Senior Associate AD – External Relations President and Founder of Global Refuge International (GRI), an international soliciting funds for the on-campus stadium, opening Dexter LaMont was hired as Director of Marketing for Associate Athletics Director — Compliance relief and developmental organization that provides acute medical aid for in mid-October. Florida Atlantic University in July of 2002, and was Ed Hayward came to FAU in March of 1996 with the displaced victims of war and disaster around the world. Two of his three children currently work for GRI. Williams has accumulated more than 25 years of broadcast media and elevated to Assistant Athletics Director in February daunting task of establishing a strong compliance advertising experience as President of the International Rainmaker, which 2005. As the Assistant Athletics Director, he oversaw offi ce while preparing and guiding the University McNeely has been married for 33 years and has three children (Shaunessy, is one of the top media powerhouses in the . She also has key revenue external constituencies: the University through the NCAA Self-Study. Since that time he has Jaden and LoriAnne). experience with Coca Cola and RKO where she quickly moved up the ladder in licensing program, corporate sales, radio and television ushered the athletic department through more than both companies. Williams then started a home-based media buying company broadcast, ticket sales and all marketing/promotions. 15 years of competition with no major violations. MICHAEL SMITH called “More than Media,” and helped start the advertising agency Omni In the spring of 2010, his role was extended when he became a member Hayward was rewarded in the winter of 1999 with a Advertising. Associate Athletics Director — Corporate Sales of the development team with a focus on major gifts and the annual fund. promotion to Associate Athletics Director at which The FAU stadium is the centerpiece of FAU’s Innovation Village, located October 2010 saw new opportunities and a title change to Associate AD time he assumed the responsibility of overseeing Michael Smith was named Florida Atlantic’s Associate in the north central area of campus. Home of the Owl football team, the for licensing, marketing and business development. Most recently, LaMont several sports. He has been a constant through the administrative changes Athletics Director for Corporate Sales in January open-air stadium, a $70 million project, is slated to feature 6,000 premium was promoted to Senior Associate Athletics Director for External Relations. and has assisted with sport coaching and as the business manager through 2011. seats, including 24 suites, 26 loge boxes, 1,000 premier club seats and 4,000 As of June 1, 2011 his primary focus became the $70 million on-campus transitions. In fact, the women’s tennis team captured the Atlantic Sun Smith’s efforts are concentrated in corporate sales priority club seats, and the latest, state-of-the-art amenities. football stadium fundraising campaign along with the responsibility of Conference Championship and advanced to the NCAA Regional while he as related to the 30,000-seat on-campus football eight divisions within the athletics departments including: development, served as interim coach. stadium scheduled to open in October. Smith came marketing/promotions and special events, premium seats/ticket sales, ticket Hayward came to FAU after serving as Florida International University’s to FAU from Telesouth Communications, Inc. where MELANIE ANGEL operations, corporate sales, the University trademark licensing and the compliance retention and academic support athletic coordinator from he served as the director of college sports properties since 2008. He was Assistant AD — Ticket Operations media relations department. January 1992 to February 1996. responsible for the properties at Ole Miss, Mississippi State University and Melanie Angel has been named the Assistant Athletics Prior to joining FAU, LaMont served two years as the director of women’s Hayward, who received his M.S. in Sports Administration in December 1991 Jackson State University. In that role, Smith handled $3.3 million in total Director for Ticket Operations in June 2011. marketing and promotions at Oklahoma State University. His duties from St. Thomas University, came to Florida from Tennessee Technological royalty in 2009, $3.5 million in total revenue collected in 2008 and more Before joining the Owls, Angel was the director of included the marketing management of all Cowgirl athletics, including game University where he served as Admissions Counselor from the University’s than 100 corporate sponsors. He assisted the Ole Miss Athletic fund-raising ticket sales and operations for the University of operations and public and community relations. Offi ce of Admissions from 1988 to 1990. Hayward was a standout tailback to increase group ticket sales in men’s basketball by 15 percent, as well as Hartford Athletics Department. During her three- Prior to his appointment at OSU, LaMont was a marketing assistant at for Tennessee Tech where he was a four-year letterman (1983-85, 1987). ticket sales for the 2009 AT&T , along with the 2009 Ole Miss season career at Hartford, Angel took charge of all Florida State University for two years. His primary responsibilities included He is one of seven Golden Eagles to rush for 1,000 yards in a single season. baseball NCAA regional and super regional ticket sales. sales initiatives for their seven ticketed sports, as marketing management for volleyball, softball, and all other Seminoles (1,021, 1985). Smith gained his licensee experience from 2005-2007 with Schutt Sports, well as, the day-to-day operations of the athletics ticket offi ce. As a part of Olympic sports. He also assisted in a similar capacity with football and Hayward, who received his B.A. with an emphasis in journalism in 1988 Inc., where he was responsible for business development, management and the external relations and marketing teams, Angel was in charge of staffi ng women’s basketball. from Tennessee Technological University, became involved with the support execution of a $2.7 million sales goal for the fi scal year of 2005-06, a 25 all functions of game-day ticketing, will call and in-game entertainment. LaMont graduated from Florida State University in 1998, and is married and advisement of Foot Fraternity, Inc. (football) while working at Tech percent increase from the previous year. In her fi nal season, Angel also oversaw a full-time athletics ticket intern to the former Shannon Edwards. The couple has two sons, Isaiah (2) and and continued his community support upon becoming a resident of Miami. Prior to Schutt Sports, Smith worked for one year at the University of North who assisted her in the day-to-day functions of the box offi ce as well as, the Kaelym (1). He has been a road race coordinator for the Miami Runners Club and has Carolina at Greensboro as the director of external relations for athletics depositing, reporting and fi nancial accounting work. served on the board of directors. Hayward also volunteered for Boys Town of and public affairs. He moved to UNC-Greensboro after a four-year stint Florida, Miami division, and was a football coach for the North Miami Parks’ with Learfi eld Communications, Inc. where his primary responsibility was Before coming to Hartford, Angel spent one year as an account executive Recreation Department. with Tar Heel sports marketing. He has also worked with International for the XL Center and Hartford Wolfpack selling season, partial and group tickets to AHL games, concerts and family shows. Prior to that, she was a Hayward resides in Miami with his wife, Lisa, and three children, Christian, Sports Properties and the IBM Corporation. Smith received a B.A. in sales and marketing coordinator, selling and marketing the Detroit Shock and Justise and daughter Virginia Brya. Communications from North Carolina State University in 1995. the Detroit Pistons. During her time there, Angel instituted multiple new and creative programs including the fi rst ever Detroit Shock Karate Tournament, continue on next page

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the fi rst ever Detroit Shock Referee’s Clinic with Dee Kanter, head of WNBA McCormack also spent the summer of 1996 working at the Olympics. DR. ERIC SHAW offi cials and the fi rst ever Detroit Shock Dog Days. Prior to coming to FAU, the Florida native, worked two years as the Hailing from Simsbury, CT, Melanie has a bachelor’s degree in business Sports Information Director for the Sunshine State Conference. Her fi rst NCAA FACULTY REPRESENTATIVE marketing as well as a Certifi cation of Sales Excellence from the University year working in the fi eld of sports information was as an intern at Austin Dr. Eric H. Shaw, professor of marketing Dr. Shaw has received numerous honors for teaching, prior to serving as of Connecticut and is currently working towards her MBA Peay State University, fulfi lling a one-year mentorship requirement by the United States Sports Academy, where she obtained a master’s degree. in the College of Business, serves as the chair of the marketing department, including the Award for Excellence in FAU University NCAA Faculty Athletic Undergraduate Teaching (three times), the Distinguished Teacher of the DANIELLE DANIEL McCormack’s undergraduate work was at Florida Southern College, where she was a member of a nationally ranked softball team, a team that appeared Representative. An alumnus of FAU, Year in the College of Business (twice), the Teaching Incentive Program Assistant Athletics Director — Business in three NCAA Regionals and one World Series during her four-year tenure. he received his BBA in 1972, MBA in Award and the Faculty Talon Award. Dr. Shaw has written more than 50 Danielle Daniel assumed the position of Assistant She graduated in 1988 with a degree in communications. 1973, and was invited to join the FAU articles, papers and monographs published in leading academic journals, Athletics Director for Business in October of 2010 McCormack resides in Boca Raton with her husband John and sons Conor faculty as instructor of marketing during edited books, encyclopedias and international conferences. He has served after three years as a coordinator in the business and Shane. 1973-74. Dr. Shaw earned his Ph.D. at as the director of the Fourth World Marketing Congress held in Singapore, offi ce. She moved into the business offi ce after nearly fi ve years of work with the facilities and Temple University and has also taught as program chair of the Twelfth Conference on Historical Analysis and game operations staff. MITCH SILVERMAN on the faculties of Rutgers University Research in Marketing held in Long Beach, CA, and on the editorial boards Daniel came to Florida Atlantic in October of 2003 Assistant Athletics Director — Facilities and the University of Miami. After returning to FAU in 1982, and earning of several scholarly journals. In addition to winning numerous competitive tenure in 1987, he has served as associate dean of the College of Business, grants and fellowships for both research and teaching, Dr. Shaw was also assuming a position well after the fall seasons started. The Evansville Florida Atlantic University’s athletic department (IN) native showed outstanding organizational skills preparing and is announcing the hiring of Mitch Silverman as as chairman of the marketing department, as president of the University honored to be inducted into the Alumni Hall of Fame at Florida Atlantic managing the 2003 Atlantic Sun Conference Championship as if she had Assistant Athletics Director of Facilities Management, Faculty Senate and as a member of the FAU Foundation Board of Directors, University, to receive the Outstanding Achievement Award from the been planning for months. Operations and Events in fall of 2010. the Research Board, the National Alumni Association Board and the FAU American Marketing Association and to become a recipient of the George Prior to FAU, Daniel worked as a graduate assistant softball coach at Silverman came to FAU after having 24 years of Board of Trustees. Washington Honor Medal from the Freedoms Foundation at Valley Forge. nearby Lynn University where she obtained a Master’s degree in Sport experience within the fi eld of Facilities Management and Athletic Administration. While at Lynn, she was part of a coaching and Operations and for the past seven years his staff that led the Knights to their fi rst NCAA Regional Tournament. experience includes involvement with numerous Intercollegiate Conferences, FAU, not softball, is what brought Daniel to Florida. After graduating Higher Educational Institutions and Public Assembly facilities where the STUDENT-ATHLETE CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE from the University of Southern Indiana with a bachelor of science in identifi cation of revenue generating initiatives, facility operational strengths teaching in 1998, Daniel joined the FAU women’s basketball staff as an and service defi ciencies as part of a comprehensive review of the facility administrative assistant, a position she served in 1999-2000. operation were undertaken. From 2001-2003, Mitch was promoted to the acting General Manager of SCOTT ERDMANN the SMG managed Stadium in Chicago where the provision of construction due diligence coordination, project management, oversight Assistant Athletics Director — Sr. Director of and consulting from design through construction as the Ownership Group Premium Seats representative was assumed. Scott Erdmann was named Florida Atlantic’s Mitch Silverman was the Director of Event Services Operations for the SMG Assistant Athletic Director and Senior Director managed Louisiana Superdome and New Orleans Arena from 1998-2001. of Premium Seats for FAU’s 30,000-seat football Keva Anderson- Chris Howlett Vanessa Lefton Tara Nelson Angela Wyss Robin Miramontes stadium in January 2011. From 1995-1998, Silverman was the Director of Stadium Operations for the and Ericsson Stadium of the National Football League. Konsker Academic Counselor Academic Counselor Associate Director Associate Director Erdmann, came to FAU from the BankAtlantic Academic Counselor Academic Counselor Academic Counselor Center and Florida Panthers, where he served as Silverman is driven by the passion in the development and success of the senior premium seating account executive. In that position, Erdmann the student athlete and the generation of revenue, implementation and was one of the top revenue producers for the BankAtlantic Center and the administration of effi cient and green facility operations. Thriving on Florida Panthers. He was responsible for the design and implementation of ensuring that the needs and expectations of the end-user are met, delivered MICHELLE BROWN, Ed.D. a departmental sales campaign that raised more than $1.8 million in seat and have been exceeded. licenses. He also assisted in the management for a sold-out club area worth ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR $4 million in revenue. Erdmann fi rst joined the Panthers and BankAtlantic DEBI PALERMO Center in 2006 as an inside sales representative. Erdmann graduated in Dr. Michelle Domas Brown was named The balance between academics and athletics has been a very important 2006 with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a specialty Assistant to Head Football Coach Athletics Department Offi ce Manager the director for the Student-Athlete part of Brown’s life. in sports management and marketing from Lynn University. Center for Academic Excellence in 2005. Debi Palermo joined Florida Atlantic University’s Brown earned a full athletic scholarship in volleyball at West Virginia football staff in the summer of 2009 as the program’s KATRINA MCCORMACK Brown, who reports to the Dean for University. She had a successful Division I athletic career earning several Offi ce Manager. In 2010 she assumed the added Undergraduate Studies, oversees the awards including being named on the GTE Region-2 All-Conference Assistant Athletics Director — Media Relations responsibilities as the day-to-day human resource liaison for the athletics department as well as academic counseling, serves as a liaison Academic First Team and the Atlantic-10 All-Conference First Team. Katrina McCormack came to Florida Atlantic between the athletic and academic She graduated with honors in four years with a Bachelor of Arts in University in July of 1991 with the responsibility handling the department’s offi ce managerial duties of a one person NCAA Division II department that and assisting the administrative team. communities at FAU and is responsible International Studies and Foreign Languages. handled all media relations activity for 14 sports. Palermo joined the Owls with more than 28 years of administrative for coordinating the NCAA’s Academic Having earned the Atlantic-10 Post Graduate Scholarship and a graduate Since that time, FAU has moved to Division I, experience and as a veteran of the United States Navy, where she served Progress Rate (APR) initiatives. Her primary objective is to ensure that teaching position, she continued her education by earning a Master of joined the Atlantic Sun conference, moved to the more than fi ve years with duties in Orlando, Bethesda, Maryland, San Diego student-athletes have the resources and support structure in place to Arts in Foreign Language from West Virginia University. In 1995, Brown Sun Belt Conference, and has added four additional , Guam and a short stay in Japan. reach their educational goals. sports, including football. Along with the Navy, Palermo’s vast experience comes from county married Jody Brown and returned to Boca Raton where her husband The Media Relations Offi ce has also grown to encompass two full-time staff government in the Clerk of Court in Lake County as a Felony Court Clerk and Brown has been at FAU since 1997. Before taking her position as became the FAU Head Volleyball Coach. While working full-time at FAU, members and one intern. While McCormack primarily works with football, she in Broward County where she served as a Human Resource Clerk. She has associate director and coordinator for football with the SACAE in October she earned her Doctorate in Education in Educational Leadership, Higher also writes for several on-campus magazines, oversees the implementation also worked with a large certifi ed public accountant, a mental health clinic, 2002, she was an Assistant Director for Freshman Programs. Throughout Education Administration. of the website, assists with the FAU broadcasts both radio and television and in interstate commerce trucking, engineering and insurance. her tenure at FAU, she has worked with students in many capacities day-to-day functions of the media relations department. Dr. Brown and Coach Brown have one son, Kaja. The Hutchinson, KS native has lived in South Florida since 2000. She focusing on their personal development and academic success. She has enjoyed working NCAA Championship events for volleyball, has two sons: Josef, a 2008 FAU graduate, and Nicholas who is currently softball, baseball, the national men’s soccer championship, women’s attending the University of Missouri in Columbia, MO. She volunteers with basketball, men’s basketball, including the round of 16, served as media the Lighthouse of Broward, a non-profi t organization that offers services to coordinator for the Division I-AA Football Semi-Final Championship and enhance the lives of visually impaired and totally blind children and adults. most recently served as FAU’s media liaison at two bowl games.

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Simply said, students athletes are athletes are students Simply said, ce space. between the student-athletes and the community and strives to and community the and student-athletes between the South Florida greater to the service of based program a broad uphold the helps program outreach community This comprehensive region. commitment a life-long for an appreciation develop student-athletes to volunteerism. COMMUNITY SERVICE STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY ADVISORY STUDENT-ATHLETE COUNCIL (SAAC) a also organizes SAAC The future. in the improvements for suggestions to offer baseball Senior each semester. activities outreach community of variety wide in a year that saw SAAC FAU’s of served as president player Chris Eberhardt a fu including events outreach in several participate SAAC gifts donated party and a holiday organized SAAC Society. Cancer American and house a YMCA haunted youth, worked underprivileged of to a community schools. local elementary visited several CAREER DEVELOPMENT Florida Atlantic is located in the third best real estate market in the U.S. Boca in the estate market best real third is located in the Atlantic Florida fl direct and coastline sandy Raton’s miles of 5.4 is nearly there and 500 businesses Fortune multiple U.S. has attracted offi prime feet of square million in the best mentors the of with some opportunity to be teamed the afforded athletes with student FAU to match is designed program mentor FAU’s country. with similar fi community South Florida greater people in the business able to introduce advisors to students, off-campus become Mentors interest. world of practical and real to the in theory well schooled are who students is also a fi program The business. people. successful from help and advice receive and community business the nd idualized idualized nducted through a series of of a series through nducted nancial planning, sport psychology, sport psychology, planning, nancial llment well beyond college. well beyond llment STUDENT ATHLETE AFFAIRS STUDENT ATHLETE in 2006- a transition made Program Affairs Athlete Student Atlantic’s Florida Academic for Center the through that was administered a program 07 from department. athletics entire by the that is embraced to one Excellence of a variety offers Excellence Academic for Center Student-Athlete The FAU’s years, In recent student-athletes. for programs development personal has been co programming development personal transition a successful only make not students to help designed workshops they once FAU beyond success for them but also to prepare life, to college skills, study management, on time have focused workshops Recent graduate. fi gambling, awareness, alcohol and drug techniques. better interview and topics wellness and health Experience First Year the also includes program Affairs Athlete Student FAU’s to school high from transition with the students course (SLS 1501) to help SLS 1503 course with students in the enroll student-athletes Incoming college. freshmen management, time include covered Topics University. the throughout Students’ diversity. and education, alcohol and drug issues, transitional academic with this class has had a positive impact on their involvement build a community. them helps and performance The University’s commitment to the student-athlete is a dual one. one. is a dual student-athlete to the commitment University’s The as an obstacle to the viewed is not arena athletic in the Participation it is seen as a complementary rather goals, educational one’s of attainment but is stressed, excellence Athletic other. Each supports the activity. compromised. is never achievement academic to commit a required are that student-athletes realizes University The athletic to University-sponsored time personal their of percentage large a support for need the recognizes University the For this reason, activities. for Center Student-Athlete The athletes. its intercollegiate for program in achieving to assist all student-athletes is designed Excellence Academic goals. educational their campus advising and with faculty work collaboratively counselors Academic classes appropriate the taking are that student-athletes to ensure centers also work with Counselors degrees. their toward progress making and study including activities, enhancement learning of on a variety students to indiv In addition strategies. management time skills and success and fulfi and success is also available to student- program tutorial a comprehensive counseling, Center. Academic the athletes through Florida Atlantic University is committed to each student-athlete as a total as a total is committed to each student-athlete University Atlantic Florida only but it represents is important, in athletics person. Participation at Student-athletes experience. college a student-athlete’s aspect of one of in one opportunity to participate have the University Atlantic Florida have the they importantly, More country. in the programs top athletic the institution, academic an outstanding from opportunity to earn a degree to fi experiences skills and necessary with the them that will provide one CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE GET READY...

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2011 IC NT N A LA ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! AT AT A D ID FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA FLOR Mudcats Minor League Baseball team in 2003. After the League Baseball team in 2003. After the Minor Mudcats Case began his career as the visiting clubhouse manager with the with the manager clubhouse visiting as the Case began his career Carolina Baseball World with the Case was able to gain experience Mudcats, work League Baseball team and Minor Mississippi Braves the Classic, intern. manager as an equipment Florida Central of University the for North from communications in mass degree his bachelor’s Case earned in 2004 State University Carolina ASSISTANT EQUIPMENT MANAGER ASSISTANT JON WEST STUDENT MANAGERS FRANK GARAFOLA LUKE SCHUMAKER SCHUMAKER ROBERT TORRES MATT VALENCIA IVAN HEAD EQUIPMENT MANAGER

Student Manager Head JOHN WIEDMIRE DAVID CASE DAVID equipment head Case was named David 2011 to the just prior at FAU manager of oversight the assumed He drills. spring 18 intercollegiate that features a program dance. and sports as well cheer Case was at Baylor University Previously, equipment assistant was the he where 2007-2011. He from football for manager of coordination the for was responsible udget and ordering of football equipment, amongst amongst equipment, football of ordering and udget Manager SAM NICHOLS Assistant Equipment the visiting locker room, supervision of student managers, as well as as well managers, student of supervision room, locker visiting the b with the helped tasks. other many c writer, he has he c writer, NANCI G. STONE, DENTAL ASSISTANT ASSISTANT DENTAL rst operating room dental surgery. He is He surgery. dental room rst operating D.C., P.A. DR. TODD RODMAN TEAM DENTIST

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA Howard Schnellenberger, Dr. Richard Staller and Jim Kelly Dr. Howard Schnellenberger, Lifetime and CNN cable channels. A researcher and scientifi and A researcher CNN cable channels. and Lifetime in leading articles has published lasers and on dental research conducted journals. professional Villanova from degrees Staller holds Dr. area, Philadelphia the of A native graduated he where Dentistry, of School University Temple the and University Boca Medical West and Center Medical is on staff at Delray He with honors. fi the performed he where Center, American as the organizations professional prestigious such of a member Dentistry Implant of Academy American the Dentistry, Cosmetic of Academy a has been named he and Sports Dentistry, for Academy International the and of Congress International the and Dentistry General of Academy the Fellow of Implantologists. Oral D.C. DR. ROBERT KLEIN, DR. ROBERT iduals who iduals tted and distributedtted and D.C., P.A. rst practice on August 12, 2000, on August rst practice PRESIDENT’S DISTINGUISHED SERVICE MEDALLION DR. HESSAM KHATAMI, DR. HESSAM KHATAMI, eld for its fi eld for ts Dr. Staller, a Delray Beach dentist who has who Beach dentist a Delray Staller, ts Dr. eld, Dr. Staller is part of the Proctor & Gamble Proctor the Staller is part of Dr. eld, DR. RICHARD STALLER, D.D.S. DR. RICHARD STALLER, President’s The Staller has had. What a year Dr. to was awarded Service Distinguished for Medallion December 2010 graduation Staller at the Richard Dr. is bestowed to indiv honor The ceremony. University value to the great of service have rendered more That description at large. community the and than fi expertise and his time of hours of thousands donated cial booster organization for FAU Athletics. Dr. Staller also has Dr. Athletics. FAU for booster organization cial D.C., P.A. DR. BRUCE FISCHER, rst and only dentist, serving in a volunteer capacity. Dr. Staller was Dr. capacity. in a volunteer serving only dentist, rst and made a naming gift to FAU to the new on-campus football stadium. on-campus football new to the gift to FAU a naming made Award, Talon President’s the Staller was selected to receive In 2006, Dr. to recognize Alumni Association National FAU by the conferred an honor University. the support of leadership extraordinary in his fi expert A recognized and he has attended every single home and away game ever since. He is He ever since. away game and home every single has attended he and student-athletes, FAU’s all of of well-being and health to the totally dedicated full the treating and them for program guard a custom mouth introducing has fi that he estimates He needs. dental their spectrum of past decade. over the guards about 10,000 mouth University’s the launched who 100 Football Founders original the of is one He Staller $50,000 each. Dr. of donations with cash or in-kind program football scholarship a quarterback have established Staller, Nat Dr. his brother, and the of serves as president he Additionally, Martin. late father, their honoring offi the Owl Club, on U.S. and the around presentations making Program, Speakers’ National and implants dentistry, restorative and about cosmetic radio and television on the TV and on network has been seen nationally He subjects. related to giving the best in dental care to FAU’s student-athletes and Athletics Athletics and student-athletes to FAU’s care best in dental the to giving Academy the as a Fellow of was recognized he In June, employees. Department than more compiled of is an organization Academy The Sports Dentistry. for and to coaches trainers and dentists from ranging members 600 international to athletes. injuries dental of avoidance the promote who educators is the he program, football FAU’s of inception the from Owls fan A dedicated team’s fi fi team took the the when present GET READY...

SENIORSSUNIVERSITY 200 UNIVERSITY 203 eld eld, which is which eld, 2011 eld was the original home of the baseball the of home original eld was the ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! elds behind the Oxley Center are used for the the used for are Oxley Center the elds behind FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA ndreds of collegiate swimmers and features a div- features and swimmers collegiate of ndreds BASEBALL STADIUM BASEBALL programs successful and respected most the of to one Stadium is home FAU as no. as high ranked were who Owls, The NCAA baseball history. in recent “B” fi the Stadium and in 1999, utilize both FAU 8 nationally “B” fi The facility. used as a practice in Stadium was constructed support FAU with growing however program, as part baseball facility a new works for again in the once are 1991. Plans Stadium FAU facilities. top-notch to maintain efforts Atlantic’s Florida of in surface best playing as the is known and AAA baseball lighting features the history of in the crowd largest the in 2008 hosted and South Florida enjoy fans FAU 1 Miami. play no. FAU watched over 2,300 fans ballpark when coolers beach chairs, where lines foul the along atmosphere beach/picnic the a staple. fun are family and FOOTBALL PRACTICE FIELDS PRACTICE FOOTBALL fi practice full-sized football Two teams other also used by several are They program. football Owls’ booming fi The conditioning. and training strength for department athletic within the features a memorial dedicated to the initial program builders. program initial to the dedicated a memorial features eld lined with palm trees and a and with palm trees eld lined AQUATIC CENTER AQUATIC women’s and men’s to FAU’s is home pool and meter an Olympic-sized features Center Aquatic The Swim Meet Conference Collegiate Independent the pool has hosted The programs. diving and swimming hu for facility training winter has served as the and Springs Coral at the facilities dive team also utilizes the The events. meter three and one well for ing competition. and practice platform for Center Aquatic FAU ARENA FAU basketball to women’s its doors opened Arena FAU FAU volleyball joined and basketball in 1984. Men’s seats 5,000 facility in 1988. The as tenants Arena with a $10 million has been modernized recently and a new 2007 including of summer in the renovation an rooms, locker women’s and men’s renovated roof, lobby as well renovated and exterior upgraded was installed. scoreboard video and chair back seating put were renovations 2008, further of summer In the Burrow” club suites to give “The including in place, Sun in the grow programs feel as the new an exciting Belt conference. SOFTBALL STADIUM SOFTBALL Atlantic’s in Florida program successful most the Stadium houses Softball FAU State the and Inc, Football, Hooters, FAU of assistance the Through history. top the of in one success their Owls can continue the Title IX fund, Florida of have won 10 postseason conference who Owls, The country. in the facilities play on a fi past 11 years, in the championships stadium is complete with concession The sunsets. South Florida of beautiful view remodeled with recently along cage batting a covered and box a press stands, Arena. FAU the is located behind and dugouts ve idual locker rooms for for rooms locker idual elds. TENNIS COURTS tennis programs women’s and men’s FAU’s FAU The two tennis facilities. use of make the as part of renovated recently courts are courts with six lighted complex, athletic Baseball Stadium, the to FAU next nestled The Soccer Complex. FAU and Center, Aquatic a Reef Park, also utilize Patch two programs tennis courts 17 lighted that houses facility both teams. for rooms locker and rst meet, and will continue to do so on to do will continue and rst meet, FAU Arena and east of the softball stadium. softball the east of and Arena FAU a yearly basis. FAU Track is located directly behind behind is located directly Track FAU a yearly basis. hosted its fi hosted and two pole vault pits. In 2008, the Owl track team Owl track In 2008, the two pole vault pits. and track, along with four long jump pits, a high jump area jump area a high jump pits, long with four along track, ces. The Oxley Center also houses indiv also houses Oxley Center The ces. FAU staff of administrative and director athletics The ces. elds in conjunction with the Greater Boca Raton Beach Tax Boca Raton Beach Tax Greater with the elds in conjunction at the complex. The FieldTurf is surrounded by an eight-lane by an eight-lane is surrounded FieldTurf The complex. at the it holds nighttime practices and the Owls annual spring game game spring Owls annual the and practices nighttime it holds eld, the FAU Soccer Field, FAU Softball Stadium, the Boca Raton Stadium, the Softball FAU Soccer Field, FAU the eld, TOM OXLEY ATHLETIC CENTER ATHLETIC OXLEY TOM polo enthusiast, avid alum and FAU a local businessman, Oxley, Tom to center athletic that allowed the with a donation stepped forward houses art facility the state of 54,000 square-foot, The a reality. become and rooms meeting room, weight room, training room, locker football the offi coaches’ respective volleyball, as well the and softball soccer, track, women’s offi coaches’ to use the welcome are students All FAU home. Oxley Center also call the baseball overlooks the facility The classrooms. labs and computer study “B” fi fi practice two football Airport and ATHLETIC FACILITIES ATHLETIC SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYING FIELD SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIP PLAYING fi to create program a 10-year development was completed as part of Field FAU on-campus soccer fi in soccer championship women’s Sun Conference Atlantic the hosted FAU District. has served University the in 2009 and Sun Belt Championship 2003, the 2000 and soccer women’s the and USA Team teams, international several site for as a practice Real Salt Lake and Rapids Colorado the faced FAU Recently, combines. professional Soccer Complex. FAU at the training MLS team’s spring the during indoor/outdoor track and cross country programs, as well as the entire student body. body. student entire as well the programs, country cross and track indoor/outdoor team as football FAU used by the a surface FieldTurf, features project $4.2 million The TRACK AND FIELD COMPLEX TRACK use by FAU’s immediate was available for 11, 2007 and on January opened Track FAU ces and the the ces and WALLY SANGER OWL CLUB CENTER OWL SANGER WALLY is the Owl Club Center Sanger Wally The Athletic FAU to the addition newest Owl is the Owl Club Center The facilities. marketing ticket, the housing hub fan offi development and call center department’s GET READY...

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HEAD ATHLETICS STAFF COACHES

Craig Angelos Jody Brown Marcy Cava Kos Donev Brian Dooley Chancellor Dugan Athletics Director Volleyball Women’s Tennis Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Women’s Basketball

Niki Jones Tim Kaine John Kiddy Dr. Hessam Khatami Dr. Robert Klein Richard Lage Dexter LaMont Assist. Swim Assist. Men’s Basketball Assist. Trainer D.C., P.A. D.C., P.A. Assist. Football Sr. Assoc. AD- External Relations.

Steve Eckelkamp Heather Henderson Mike Jarvis Joan Joyce John McCormack Angelo Sands Softball and Women’s Golf Baseball Howard Men’s and Women’s Cheer Men’s Basketball Men’s Golf Schnellenberger Swimming/Diving Football ATHLETIC STAFF Mike LaRocco Vanessa Lefton Shannon Litton Dale Long Lauren Martorano Katrina McCormack Brian McNeely Acct. Executive Academic Counselor Assist. Women’s Basketball Assist. Media Relations Development Coordinator Assist. AD-Media Relations Assoc. AD Premium Seats

Alex Smolka Lisa Snowden Brandon Stokes Men’s and Women’s Dance Men’s Tennis Cross Country/ Indoor and Outdoor Women’s Track Sherry Adams Oliver Agh Jared Allen Keva Anderson-Konsker Nelligan Sports Marketing Assist. Swim Assist. Football Academic Counselor Ashlee Morse Sean Murray Tara Nelson Tim Newell Sam Nichols Meghan O’Keefe Debi Palermo Assist. Trainer Dir. Band Assoc. Dir. Academics Assist. Men’s Soccer Assist. Equipment Assist. Media Relations Football Offi ce Manager Manager

Melanie Angel Michael Boele Zach Bonvillian Dr. Michelle Brown John Burnside David Case Yolanda Cole Assist. AD-Ticket Operations Assoc AD-Business/Tickets Acct. Exec. Dir. Center Head Trainer Head Equipment Manager Assist Women’s Basketball Premium Seats Academic Excellence Cristal Randolph Rod Payne Brian Remington Phil Rich Dr. Todd Rodman Ben Sanderson David Serna Co-Head Strength Coach Assistant Women’s Basketball Co-Head Strength Dir. of Major Gifts for the Football D.C., P.A. Assist. Baseball Assist. Football Coach Stadium Campaign

Joe Corozza Megan Coyne Steve Cutcher Ken Czerniak Danielle Daniel Melissa Dawson Corporal Edward Delancy Assist. Football Dir. Compliance Football Video Sport Turf Management Assist. AD-Business Sr. Assoc. AD-Facilities & Oper. Campus Liaison Dr. Eric Shaw Mitch Silverman Mike Smith Mitchell Smith Dr. Richard Staller Sean Todd Maryann Trapani NCAA Faculty Rep Assist. AD-Facilities Team Dentist Owl Club President Management, Assoc. AD — Sports Psychologist Assist. AD-Football Administrative Assist. Operation & Events Corporate Sales Operations Women’s Basketball

Michelle Davison Ben Sheu Dive Coach Assist. Volleyball

Garrick Edwards Scott Erdmann Dr. Bruce Fischer Brad Frick Peter Gash Harry Hackett Claudia Soto Johnny Frost Heather Gelbard Assist. Track Assist. Dance Assoc. Trainer Assist. AD-Premium Seats D.C., P.A. Assist. Baseball Assist. Football Assist. Men’s Bas- Assist. Softball ketball

Casey LaRocca Thomas Vuicich Kurt Van Valkenburgh Chan Walker Dale Williams Jo Anne Williams Angela Wyss Assist. Volleyball Assist. Women’s Golf Assist Head Coach Assist. Softball Assist. Football Stadium Campaign Assoc. Dir. Academics Football Def. Coordinator Executive Director Robin Miramontes Jon West Academic Counselor Assist. Equipment Manager

Jorge Sanz Dir. Operations Ed Hayward Dick Hopkins Chris Howlett Darryl Jackson Jason Jackson Mike Jarvis, II Justin Johnson Men’s Basketball Assoc. AD-Compliance Assist. Football Academic Counselor Football Off. Coordinator Assist. Baseball Assoc. Head Coach Assist. Media Relations Men’s Basketball 204 GET READY... ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! 205 SUNIVERSITYSENIORS 207 Y IT RS VE NI U 2011 Cecilie Lundgreen (Golf, 1993-97) Noemi Lung (Swimming, 1990-92, Coach) 1997-00 Associate IC NT LA ‘CAUSE HERE WE COME! AT A ID Sheri Pla, and Softball) (Basketball Martina Schmidt 1989-92) (Tennis, Craig Buchanan 1993-97) (Basketball, Whitney Kraft 1981-1983) (Tennis, OR FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY ATLANTIC FLORIDA FL th Nick Presto, Baseball Chris Laskowski, Football Chris Laskowski,

Todd Moser Todd (Baseball, 1998-99)

Yolanda Griffi Yolanda 1992) (Basketball, Oliver Agh Oliver Agh (Swimming, 1995-99)

2007 CLASS OF OF CLASS 2003 Football Team Lara Preacco, Swimming Rhonda Jones, Soccer Rhonda Jones, Steve LeBrun (Golf, 1997-2000) Keith Foley Keith (Baseball, 1983-94) Steve Traylor Steve Traylor (Baseball Head Coach, 1981-87) Mike Ryan Mike (Baseball, 1982-84)

Jared Allen, Football Volleyball Paiva, Kelly Laurence Bensimon (Swimming, 1987)

Valene Harris Valene 1988-90) (Basketball,

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