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Samford Bulldogs TACKLES TACKLES AP: NR, Coaches: NR Head Coach: Pat Sullivan (49–71–1) Neiko Thorpe 81 Justin Shade 59 No Auburn Tigers Game 11: AP: RV, Coaches: NR Head coach: Gene Chizik (33–28) Auburn vs. Samford No. Name Pos. Cl. Jordan-Hare Stadium, Auburn, AL 15 Clint Moseley QB SO Nov. 19, 2011, 12 p.m. CT, Pay-Per-View 5 Michael Dyer RB SO 43 Philip Lutzenkirchen HB JR Quick stats 80 Emory Blake WR JR 85 Travante Stallworth WR JR Auburn leaders Samford leaders 77 A.J. Greene LT SR RUSHING RUSHING 62 Chad Slade LG FR Michael Dyer 1037 yards Fabian Truss 847 yards 50 Reese Dismukes C FR Onterio McCalebb 478 yards Jeremiah Gates 262 yards 71 John Sullen RG JR Kiehl Frazier 216 yards Jonathan Sillers 173 yards 75 Brandon Mosley RT SR PASSING PASSING 55 Corey Lemonier LE SO Barrett Trotter 1009 yards Dustin Taliaferro 2140 yards 54 Jeffrey Whitaker DT SO Clint Moseley 565 yards Ben Neill 89 yards 90 Gabe Wright DT FR RECEIVING RECEIVING 94 Nosa Eguae RE SO Emory Blake 505 yards Kelsey Pope 720 yards 35 Jonathan Evans OLB JR Onterio McCalebb 263 yards Riley Hawkins 455 yards 21 Eltoro Freeman MLB SO Travante Stallworth 214 yards Chris Cephus 327 yards 25 Darren Bates OLB JR Philip Lutzenkirchen 172 yards Kelvin Clay 171 yards 11 Chris Davis CB SO SCORING SCORING 15 Neiko Thorpe FS SR Cody Parkey 62 points Cameron Yaw 91 points 12 Demetruce McNeal SS SO Michael Dyer 54 points Kelsey Pope 54 points 6 Jonathon Mincy CB FR Philip Lutzenkirchen 36 points Fabian Truss 48 points Samford Bulldogs TACKLES TACKLES AP: NR, Coaches: NR Head coach: Pat Sullivan (49–71–1) Neiko Thorpe 81 Justin Shade 59 No. Name Pos. Cl. Daren Bates 74 Alvin Hines II 58 6 Riley Hawkins WR JR Demetruce McNeal 59 Keith Shoulders 56 74 Charlie Sanford LT JR 78 George Allers LG JR Game facts 57 Ryan Dudchock C JR 58 Joe Collins RG SR • Auburn leads the all-time series • In 26 meetings, Auburn has shut out 68 Jacob Kirschenbaum RT JR against Samford 25–0–1. Samford 18 times. 17 Chris Cephus WR JR • Under head coach Gene Chizik, • Samford has not been shut out in its 11 Kelsey Pope WR SO Auburn is 9–0 in games decided by last 120 games, dating back to a 10 Dustin Taliaferro QB SR four points or less. Nov. 2000 loss to Tennessee Tech. 2 Fabian Truss RB SO • Auburn is tied for the toughest • Samford running back Fabian Truss 88 Zeke Walters TE SO schedule in the nation based on leads the Southern Conference in their opponents’ record (58–33). all-purpose yards with 1774. 93 Austin Hayes DE SR 94 Nicholas Williams DT JR • Auburn CB T’Sharvan Bell is out for SPONSORED BY: the year with a torn ACL. Jonathon 75 Devyn Keith NG SR Mincy and Jermaine Whitehead are 96 Alex Davis DE SR candidates to replace him. 13 Durrell Hill LB JR • Auburn is 71–8–5 all-time in 35 Keith Shoulders LB JR homecoming games. 28 Darion Sutton LB JR • Samford coach Pat Sullivan won the Heisman Trophy at Auburn in 1971. 39 Tae Lewis CB SO Sullivan will be honored before the 21 Alvin Hines II SS JR game. 25 Omar Johnson FS SR 3 Corey White CB SR No. Auburn Player Pos. Cl. No. Samford Player Pos. Cl. 1 Trovon Reed WR RFr 2 Fabian Truss RB SO 3 DeAngelo Benton WR JR 3 Corey White CB SR 4 Quan Bray ATH FR 4 Justin Shade LB SO 5 Michael Dyer RB SO 5 Sean Thompson LB SR 5 Jake Holland LB SO 6 Riley Hawkins WR JR 6 Jonathon Mincy DB FR 10 Dustin Taliaferro QB SR 9 Quindarius Carr WR SR 11 Kelsey Pope WR SO 10 Kiehl Frazier QB FR 13 Durrell Hill LB JR 11 Chris Davis CB SO 15 Ben Neill QB SO 12 Demetruce McNeal DB SO 17 Chris Cephus WR JR 13 Craig Sanders DE SO 18 Kelvin Clay WR FR 14 Barrett Trotter QB JR 19 Jeremy Brown WR FR 15 Neiko Thorpe DB SR 21 Alvin Hines II SS JR 15 Clint Moseley QB SO 22 Isaac Cooper CB SR 21 Tre Mason RB FR 23 Justin Sly CB SO 21 Eltoro Freeman LB SR 25 Omar Johnson FS SR 23 Onterio McCalebb RB JR 27 Jaquiski Tartt FS FR 24 Ryan Smith DB SO 28 Darion Sutton LB JR 25 Daren Bates LB JR 29 Jeremiaha Gates RB FR 30 Steven Clark P SO 33 Mason Wald HB SR 35 Jonathan Evans LB JR 34 Sidney Jordan TE FR 36 Cody Parkey K SO 35 Keith Shoulders LB JR 37 Ladarious Phillips RB RFr 37 Stanley Robinson RB FR 38 Jawara White LB RFr 39 Tae Lewis CB SO 43 Philip Lutzenkirchen TE JR 44 Ben Carpenter LB FR 50 Reese Dismukes C FR 46 David Strider HB SR 54 Jeffrey Whitaker DT SO 48 Michael Prendergast SS JR 55 Corey Lemonier DE SO 54 Cameron Yaw K JR 57 Christian Westerman OL FR 57 Ryan Dudchock C JR 62 Chad Slade OL RFr 58 Joe Collins RG SR 63 Blake Burgess OL SO 61 Kasey Morrison LG SO 66 Thomas O’Reilly OL FR 67 Chris Graben RG JR 71 John Sullen OL JR 68 Jacob Kirschenbaum RT JR 73 Greg Robinson OL FR 70 Aaron Bethune DE JR 74 Jamar Travis DL JR 73 Jordan Boatright C FR 75 Brandon Mosley OL SR 74 Charlie Sanford LT JR 77 A.J. Greene OL SR 75 Devyn Keith NG SR 79 Jared Cooper OL SR 76 Kyle Champion RT FR 80 Emory Blake WR JR 78 George Allers LG JR 81 C.J. Uzomah ATH FR 79 Branden Moore LT FR 84 Jay Wisner WR SR 88 Zeke Walters TE SO 85 Travante Stallworth WR JR 90 Brinson Porter DE FR 89 Jaylon Denson WR FR 92 Jerry Mathis NG FR 91 Joel Bonomolo DE JR 93 Austin Hayes DE SR 92 Kenneth Carter DT SO 94 Nicholas Williams DT JR 94 Nosa Eguae DE SO 95 Greg Peranich P FR 95 Dee Ford DE JR 96 Alex Davis DE SR.
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