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20 SAINT AUGUSTINE’S UNIVERSITY 16 FOOTBALL media guide jaron rice Chris roberts Senior offensive lineman Senior defensive end Darius goodman junior Defensive end donald brinkley Senior offensive lineman SAUFalcons @SAUFalcons sau_falcons Table of Contents Page 2................................................................................................2016 Quick Facts Page 3........................................................................President Everett B. Ward, Ph.D. Page 4.......................................................................Athletic Director George Williams Page 5..................................................................................Head Coach Tim Chavous Pages 6-7-8......................................................................................Assistant Coaches Page 8.........................................................................................2016 Season Outlook Page 9-10....................................................................................2016 Tentative Roster Pages 11-12...........................................................................................Key Returnees Pages 13-14........................................................................................2016 Opponents Page 15...............................................................................................Falcons In Action Pages 16-17............................................................................................2015 Statistics Page 18.................................................................................................Football History Pages 19-20................................................................Individual Records (Since 2002) Pages 21...................................................Falcons’ All-CIAA Players and NFL Draftees Pages 22...................................Falcons’ Players of the Year and All-American Awards Back Cover.............................................................................................2016 Schedule 2016 Saint Augustine’s University Football 1 2016 Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION Cell Phone:..................................................(919) 348-5355 Name of School:......................Saint Augustine’s University SID Fax:........................................................(919) 516-4639 Mailing Address:.1315 Oakwood Ave., Raleigh, NC 27610 SID Email:[email protected] Founded:.......................................................................1867 Athletic Website:........................www.saintaugfalcons.com Enrollment:..................................................................1,000 Nickname:................................................................Falcons TEAM RECORD School Colors:.............................................Blue and White 2015 Record:...............................1-9 (0-5 Home; 1-4 Away) Stadium:.........................George Williams Athletic Complex CIAA Record:.............................1-6 (0-3 Home; 1-3 Away) Capacity:.....................................................................2,500 Southern Division Record:.......2-3 (1-1 Home; 1-2 Away) Surface:..................................................................FieldTurf Basic Offense:.........................................................Multiple Affi liation:..................................................NCAA Division II Basic Defense:........................................................Multiple Conference:.................................................................CIAA Lettermen Returning:.......................................................28 President:.........................................Everett B. Ward, Ph.D. Lettermen Lost:................................................................31 Alma Mater, Year:..............Saint Augustine’s College, 1982 Starters Returning:..........................................................14 Athletic Director:.......................................George Williams Starters Lost:.....................................................................9 Alma Mater, Year:..............Saint Augustine’s College, 1965 Athletic Phone:............................................(919) 516-4250 2015 RESULTS Sept. 5.................at North Carolina Central 0-72 L HISTORY Sept. 12...............Virginia Union 7-42 L First year of football:.......................................1934 (CIAA) Sept. 19...............Elizabeth City State 7-23 L All-time bowl/playoff record:.............................1-0 (2010) Sept. 26...............at Chowan 0-49 L All-time record:...................................................150-156-8 Oct. 3...................at Virginia State 0-24 L Oct. 10.................Livingstone 7-31 L COACHING STAFF Oct. 17.................Winston-Salem State 19-36 L Head Coach:....................................................Tim Chavous Oct. 24.................at Fayetteville State 18-40 L Alma Mater:.................................Bethune-Cookman (2002) Oct. 31.................Johnson C. Smith 3-22 L Record at school (seasons):.......................1-7 (1 season) Nov. 7..................Shaw 31-24 W Football offi ce phone:................................(919) 516-4780 Best time to reach Coach:............................8 a.m.- 5 p.m. TOP RETURNEES Offensive Coordinator:......................................Jason Mai Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. No. Assistant Head Coach/Run Coordinator:......Alvin Parker Michael Allen WR/Ret.5-11 170 Jr. 85 Defensive Coordinator:..................................Arun Gomez Donald Brinkley OL 6-6 310 R-Sr. 68 Defensive Asst./Recruiting:.......................Demius Frazier Darius Cole DB 6-1 180 So. 32 DBs/Special Teams Coordinator:.............William Frizzelle Chasz Cosby DL 6-3 280 Jr. 41 Linebackers:.....................................................Kevin Jones Darius Goodman DL 6-0 230 R-Jr. 12 Defensive Backs (Graduate Assistant):....Denzel Watkins D.J. Johnson QB 5-11 190 So. 14 Vol. Asst. Special Teams/Recruiting:........Dante Devouse Tray King LB 6-2 210 Jr. 10 Volunteer Offensive Line:........................Johnathan Glenn Julius Murphy QB 6-3 190 R-Jr. 13 Volunteer QB Speed/Agility:......................Levi Thompson Jaron Rice OL 6-5 345 Sr. 78 Volunteer Wide Receiver:...........................Franklin James Sean Smith PK/P 5-10 195 R-So. 91 Volunteer Running Backs:............................Reggie Davis Terry Warren LB 6-0 220 Jr. 25 Student Assistant:.............................................A.J. Gilford Student Assistant:.....................................;Donell Andrews INFO ON TOP PLAYERS Darius Cole – Led the team and ranked among CIAA ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION leaders in interceptions (5) as a freshman. Athletic Director:.......................................George Williams Senior Woman Administrator:..............................Dot Neal Chasz Cosby – One of the team’s top returning tacklers. Associate AD for Compliance:....................Camelia Blake All-CIAA Rookie selection as a freshman. Faculty Athletic Representative:........Dr. Darnell J. Bethel Sports Information Director:.....................Anthony Jeffries Darius Goodman – Led Falcons in tackles for loss his fi rst Head Athletic Trainer:............................LaKida Whetstone two years. Head Athletic Trainer Phone:............(919) 516-4595/4219 Tray King – Led Falcons in sacks last season. SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director:.....................Anthony Jeffries Terry Warren – One of team’s top returning tacklers. SID Offi ce Phone:........................................(919) 516-4517 2016 Saint Augustine’s University Football 2 President Everett B. Ward, Ph.D. On April 10, 2015, the Saint a member of the Democratic National Committee (DNC) Augustine’s University Board where he served as co-chairman of the Credentials of Trustees voted unanimously Committee, vice chairman of the DNC Black Caucus and to remove the interim status DNC Rules and By-Laws Committee member. from Dr. Everett B. Ward’s title and name him the 11th In 1983, he was named special assistant to the chairman president of Saint Augustine’s of the North Carolina Democratic Party and subsequently University. was named political director. As a result of his political achievements, Ward made history in 1989 as the fi rst Ward is the third alumnus to hold the post in the 148-year African-American executive director of the North Carolina history of Saint Augustine’s University. Democratic Party. In addition, Ward has served on and chaired two university advisory boards. Dr. Ward was appointed interim president on April 23, 2014. Under his leadership, the university has identifi ed and In recognition of his commitment to higher education, he focused on four academic areas: Mass Communication was elected to serve on the Board of Trustees of Saint and Journalism, Criminal Justice, Public Health and Augustine’s College. From 2009-2011, Everett was Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics chairman of the Board of Trustees of Saint Augustine’s (STEM). College, his family’s beloved alma mater. Ward, of Raleigh, North Carolina, is a respected public Ward continued his family’s tradition by receiving his administrator, political leader, and humanitarian with more Bachelor of Arts degree from Saint Augustine’s College. than 30 years of national and statewide experiences. He also earned a Master of Arts degree from North Professionally, Ward served as director of the Historically
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