DOCSLIB.ORG

2019 Charlotte 49Ers Spring Football

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

2019 CHARLOTTE 49ERS SPRING FOOTBALL GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF Location ...............................Charlotte, N.C. 28223 Head Coach ................................... Will Healy Founded ..............................1946 Alma Mater .................................... Richmond, 2008 Enrollment ...........................29,710 Career Record (years) ............... 13-21(4th year) Nickname.............................49ers Record w/ 49ers (years) ............ 0-0 (1st year) Colors ..................................Green and White Ass’t Head Coach/co-Def. Coord Marcus West Arena ...................................Jerry Richardson Stadium Alma Mater ............................... Memphis, 2005 Capacity ..............................15,314 Nickels ........................................... Zachary Alley Field .....................................McColl-Richardson Field Alma Mater ............................... Clemson, 2014 Surface ................................Synthetic Turf Offensive Coordinator/OL ............ Alex Atkins NCAA Affiliation ...................Division I Alma Mater ............................... UT-Martin, 2007 Football Subdivision ............FBS Quarterbacks ................................ Mark Carney Conference ..........................Conference USA Alma Mater ............................... Fordham, 2003 Chancellor ...........................Dr. Philip Dubois co-Defensive Coord./Safeties ...... Brandon Cooper Athletics Director .................Mike Hill Alma Mater ............................... UT-Martin, 2007 Athletics Dept. Phone ..........(704) 687-4937 Run Game Coordinator/RB .......... Sean Dawkins Ticket Office Phone .............(704) 687-4949 Alma Mater ................................ Troy, 2007 Receivers....................................... Montario Hardesty MEDIA RELATIONS Alma Mater ................................ Tennessee, 2009 Director (FB Contact) ..........Thomas E. Whitestone Cornerbacks.................................. Eddie Hicks Phone ............................(704) 687-1022 Alma Mater ................................ Southern Miss, 2012 Cell ................................(980) 253-4951 Special Teams Coordinator/LB ... Max Thurmond Home ............................(704) 455-9636 Alma Mater ................................ Jacksonville State, 2001 Email [email protected] Tight Ends Coach ......................... Cody Woodiel Assoc. SID ...........................Brent Stastny Alma Mater ............................... Troy, 2013 Phone ............................(704) 687-1021 Graduate Assistant ....................... Brooks Barden Home ............................(704) 721-4045 Alma Mater ................................ Charlotte, 2018 Email [email protected] Graduate Assistant ....................... Tyler Chadwick Ass’t SID ..............................Travis Woods Alma Mater ................................ Coastal Carolina, 2016 Phone ............................704/687-1838 Graduate Assistant ....................... TBA Email [email protected] Alma Mater ................................ Ass’t SID ..............................Sean Fox Graduate Assistant ....................... TBA Phone ............................(704) 687-1023 Alma Mater ................................ Email [email protected] Strength & Conditioning Coach .. Chris Laskowski Recruiting Coord./FB Relations .. Carter Crutchfield Fax ......................................(704) 687-4918 Student-Athlete Development ..... Kevin Donnalley Press Row ...........................(704) 687-8036 Athletic Trainer ........................... AJ Lukjanczuk Athletics Website .................www.charlotte49ers.com TEAM INFORMATION Twitter ..................................@charlotte49ers Total H A N @Charlotte49erFTBL 2018 Overall 5-7 4-2 1-5 0-0 Mailing Address 9201 University City Blvd. Conference USA 4-4 3-1 1-3 0-0 Student Activity Center Non-Conference 1-3 1-1 0-2 0-0 Third Floor Final Ranking..................................... N/A Charlotte, NC 28223 Letterwinners Returning/Lost............. 40/20 HISTORY Starters Returning/Lost...................... Off: 5/6; Def: 7/4 First year of Program ...........2013 (FBS, 2015) STADIUM INFORMATION All-Time Record: ..................22-48 Stadium ............................Jerry Richardson Stadium Bowl Appearances ...............0 Capacity............................15,314 Field ..................................McColl-Richardson Field Surface .............................Synthetic Surface Practice Fields ..................Bermuda Sod First game.........................Aug 31, 2013 CHARLOTTE 49ERS RETURNING STARTER BREAKDOWN OFFENSE: Returning starters (5) Ht. Wt. Cl. Notes RB 32 BENNY LEMAY 5-9 218 Sr. 2nd-team all-C-USA; 2nd, C-USA (102.3); 2,135 car. yd. (#2) QB 17 CHRIS REYNOLDS 5-11 199 R-So. Six starts (100-154; .649; 6 TD; 2 INT LT 71 CAMERON CLARK 6-5 296 R-Sr. PFF: 1st team all-C-USA; Co-Captain; 22 career starts, 18 cons. C 68 JAELIN FISHER 6-2 278 R-Jr. Made one start as RS-Fr.; 12 in 2018 WR 9 VICTOR TUCKER 5-11 182 R-So. C-USA all-Freshman; 3rd, FBS Fr. WR (68.5 yds/gm); 3 100-yd gms Starters Lost (6) WR 6 WORKPEH KOFA 6-0 205 4th 49ers w/ 1000+; 3rd all-time (1,197 rec. yds.) SLOT 3 MARK QUATTLEBAUM 5-9 166 Team-high 3 Rec. TD (ODU; MT; FAU); 2017 leading rec. RT 64 NATE DAVIS 6-3 311 2019 NFL Combine; 2019 Reese’s Senior Bowl LG 60 DARREN DRAKE 6-1 307 Two-year starter; 41 car. gms played; 19 cons. starts RG 51 CHRIS BROWN 6-3 298 3-yr starter (32 career starts) TE 87 CHRIS PHILLIPS 6-2 238 2018 HM all-C-USA; 2 TDs DEFENSE: Returning starters (7) DE 5 ALEX HIGHSMITH 6-3 244 R-Sr. 1st tm all-C-USA; sch-rec. 17.5 TFL DT 98 TIMMY HORNE 6-5 311 R-Jr. 2 blk passes, 1 blocked PAT v. ODU DE 10 TYRIQ HARRIS 6-3 241 R-Sr. HM all-C-USA; ‘17; 18 CUSA all-Acad.; CoSIDA Acad. all-District LB 34 JEFF GEMMELL 6-3 234 R-Sr. 10+ tkls in 3 C-USA gms; 220 car. tkl LB 7 ANTHONY BUTLER 6-0 221 Sr. 16 car starts: 97 tkl, 9.5 TFL; 3.5 sck FS 28 BEN DELUCA 6-1 201 Sr. HM all-C-USA; tm-hi 91 tkl (11th, C-USA); PFF: 1st team all-C-USA CB 20 D.J. ANDERSON 5-11 189 R-Sr. First-year 49er; started 9 games Starters Lost (4) DT 62 TYLER FAIN 6-3 297 3.0 sacks; 5.0 TFL; two-year starter LB 21 JUWAN FOGGIE 6-1 234 2018 2nd team all-C-USA; 3rd NCAA 6 INT SS 2 ED ROLLE 5-10 190 4 career INT; Tm-hi 5 PBU in 2018; 3-year starter CD 25 DENZEL IRVIN 6-0 187 8 starts; 28 tkl (7, UMass) SPECIAL TEAMS: Returning (3): K 11 Jonathan Cruz 5-9 170 So. 17-22 FG (8 40+); 2nd-team C-USA & CUSA all-Fresh; PFF: 1st team all-C-USA P 39 Kyle Corbett 6-0 202 R-Jr. Sch-rec. 75-yd; 50+ in 5 gms; 41.0 avg. KR 5 Aaron McAllister 5-10 226 R-Jr. 17.9 Kick ret. avg.; Long: 46 Lost (2): LS 54 Brian McDonough 5-7 241 Two-year starting longsnapper PR 3 Mark Quattlebaum 5-9 166 4.8 punt ret. avg. Long: 18 2019 CHARLOTTE 49ERS FOOTBALL NOTES: ** Head coach Will Healy is in his first year with the 49ers. He spent three years as head coach at Austin Peay, orchestrating one of the most incredible turnarounds in college football history. In his second year, the Governors went 8-4 (8-1 vs. FCS foes) after going 1-45 over the previous four years. ** Healy hired an entire new staff for the 49ers. Of his 10 hires, he worked with six during his coaching career at APSU and as an assistant at UT-Chattanooga. A seventh, QB coach Mark Carney, was his QB coach during his playing days at Richmond. Six members of the coaching staff (Healy, Marcus West, Brandon Cooper, Sean Dawkins, Eddie Hicks and Max Thurmond) were on Austin Peay’s staff during the turnaround season of 2017. ** Among FBS schools, Charlotte ranked 11th in rushing defense (105.7 yds/gm) and 25th in total defense (337.3/gm). ** In C-USA, Charlotte’s offense ranked 4th in rushing offense(159.9/gm) and 3rd in third-down conversions (42.2%). ** in C-USA, Charlotte’s defense ranked 2rd in rushing defense (105.7/gm); 4th in total defense (337.3/gm) and 5th in red zone defense (80.5%). ** Charlotte has 12 returning starters (5 off.; 7 def.), including quarterback(s)Chris Reynolds (6 starts) and Evan Shirreffs (4 starts), leading rusher Benny LeMay, leading receiver Victor Tucker, two-year starting OL Cameron Clark and defensive stalwarts Alex Highsmith, Jeff Gemmell, Ben DeLuca and Tyriq Harris. ** Charlotte returns five players that earned all-Conference USA honors, last year: DEAlex Highsmith (1st team); RB Benny LeMay (2nd team); K Jonathan Cruz (2nd team); DE Tyriq Harris (HM) and S Ben DeLuca (HM). ** Pro Football Focus (PFF) named four 49ers to the all-Conference USA first team and all four return for 2019: DE Alex Highsmith; K Jonathan Cruz; S Ben DeLuca (HM); OL Cam Clark ** 2018 NCAA FBS ranks: Yards rushing Benny LeMay 1,228 13th TFL Alex Highsmith 17.5 16th Rushing yds/gm Benny LeMay 102.3 20th FGM/gm Jonathan Cruz 1.42 20th All-Purpose yds/gm Benny LeMay 125.8 26th ** According to Pro Football Focus (PFF), DE Alex Highsmith was the 10th-highest graded edge defender in the country (89.7 ‘elite’ grade) and the highest-graded edge defender in run defense (90.6 ‘elite’ grade). His 37 stops in run defense were the second-most in the country and his 13.2 run-stop pct. was third-best. ** According to PFF, Highsmith was the second-highest graded edge defender (behind ODU’s Oshane Ximines). He led C-USA’s edge defenders with 46 defensive stops, 37 run stops and a 13.2 run-stop pct. ** RB Benny LeMay ranked second in C-USA in
Recommended publications
  • W I L D C a T B a S K E T B a L Lw I L D C a T B a S K E T B a L L

    W I L D C a T B a S K E T B a L Lw I L D C a T B a S K E T B a L L

    TABLE OF CONTENTS 2008-09 WILDCAT INFO 2008-09 SCHEDULE 2007-08 IN REVIEW Table of Contents . 1 Date Opponent Time Season Review. 49-51 2008-09 Schedule. 1 & Back Cover Results . 52 Davidson Quick Facts . 2 Nov. 9 Mars Hill (Exh.) 2:00 Leaving Their Mark. 52 Season Outlook . 18-19 Team Highs and Lows. 53 Wildcat Roster. 20 Winthrop Tournament Top Individual Performances . 53 2 Opponent Information. 41-47 15 at Winthrop 3:00 Individual Statistics. 54 2 THIS IS DAVIDSON 16 vs. Ole Miss./N.C. A&T 1:00 Team Game-By-Game . 55 Box Scores. 56-60 Davidson College . 4-5, 8-9, 15 22 at Towson 7:30 Local Attractions . 6-7 24 at South Carolina 7:00 Strength & Conditioning. 10-11 Athletic Facilities . 12-13 Vanderbilt Tournament Home of the Wildcats . 14 1 Belk Arena 28 at Vanderbilt 3:00 . 14 1 History of the Wildcat . 17 29 vs. St. Joe's/Va. Tech 3/5:00 Athletic Staff . 17 Support Staff . 17 Dec. 2 Furman * 7:00 6 at Appalachian State * 2:00 9 Charlotte 7:00 14 Western Carolina * 2:00 SOUTHERN CONFERENCE 19 at Xavier 12:00 21 at Cincinnati 2:00 The Southern Conference . 61-63 30 Wofford * 7:00 2007-08 SoCon Standings/Stats . 64-65 History at SoCon Tourney . 66 2008 SoCon Tournament Results. 66 Jan. 3 Elon * 7:00 5 at UNC Greensboro * 3:00 TRADITION & HISTORY 10 Georgia Southern * 2:00 MEET THE WILDCATS 12 Coll. of Charleston * 7:00 All-Time Roster. 68 17 at Chattanooga * 5:00 Where Are They Now? .
  • 2018 Football Game Notes

    2018 Football Game Notes

    2018 FOOTBALL GAME NOTES APPSTATESPORTS.COM @APPSTATESPORTS @APPSTATESPORTS @APPSTATESPORTS #APPSTATE #10STRONG @APPSTATE_FB @APPSTATEFOOTBALL @APPSTATE_FB #MAKEANIMPACT #RQ2K18 2016, 2017 SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS | 2015 CAMELLIA BOWL CHAMPS | 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL CHAMPS | 2017 DOLLAR GENERAL BOWL CHAMPS 2005, 2006, 2007 FCS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS | 12-TIME SOUTHERN CONFERENCE CHAMPS (1986-2012) | 6-TIME NORTH STATE CHAMPS (1931-56) ESPN+ GAME 3 Harrison Battle, Play-by-Play Date: Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018 Pierre Banks, Analyst Time: 3:30 p.m. ET Location: Boone, N.C. Venue: Kidd Brewer Stadium (Turf) APP STATE IMG NETWORK Adam Witten, Play-by-Play Last Game: Simms McElfresh, Analyst App State: W, 45-9, at Charlotte (9/8) Molly Cotten, Sideline Appalachian State Gardner-Webb: L, 28-10, vs. WCU (9/14) Gardner-Webb Today’s affiliates: 97.3 FM (North Wilkesboro) - FLAGSHIP, MOUNTAINEERS Coaches Poll Rankings: RUNNIN’ BULLDOGS 96.5 FM/1450 AM (Boone), 1270 AM (Gastonia/Charlotte), (1-1) App State: Unofficially No. 36 (13 pts) (1-2) 1150 AM (Rock Hill, SC/Charlotte), 101.5 FM/600 AM (Greensboro/Winston-Salem/High Point), 107.7 FM/1450 AM Series: App State leads 7-0 Head Coach (Hendersonville), 1350 AM (Asheville) Head Coach Last Game: App State won 45-7 (2007) Scott Satterfield Carroll McCray Live Stats: AppStateSports.com Listen online at appstatesports.com and via the TuneIn app. Career: 42-23/6th year Career: 38-77/11th year At App State: Same Live Audio: AppStateSports.com At GWU: 22-38/6th year APP STATE COACHING STAFF APP STATE STATISTICAL LEADERS On the sideline: In the booth: PASSING RECEIVING Scott Satterfield, head coach Nic Cardwell, tight ends Zac Thomas | #12 | So.
  • Charlotte 49Ers Athletics

    Charlotte 49Ers Athletics

    CHARLOTTE 49ERS ATHLETICS ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS LETTER FROM THE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR........................................................ 1 MEN’S BASKETBALL................................................................................................2 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL......................................................................................... 3 MEN’S SOCCER........................................................................................................4 WOMEN’S SOCCER.................................................................................................5 GOLF............................................................................................................................ 6 VOLLEYBALL............................................................................................................... 7 BASEBALL...................................................................................................................8 SOFTBALL ................................................................................................................... 9 TRACK & FIELD...................................................................................................10-11 MEN'S TENNIS.........................................................................................................12 WOMEN’S TENNIS..................................................................................................13 FOOTBALL.......................................................................................................14
  • CEE Newsletter! Vital Ingredient to This Success Formula Is the Engagement and Support from Alumni and Friends

    CEE Newsletter! Vital Ingredient to This Success Formula Is the Engagement and Support from Alumni and Friends

    Fall 2016 cee.uncc.edu LETTER FROM CEE Department Chair Welcome to this installment of the faculty engaged in the full spectrum of research and teaching activities. A CEE newsletter! vital ingredient to this success formula is the engagement and support from alumni and friends. To that end, we’re connecting alumni and friends to I am pleased to report that 2016 is fi nishing the department’s advisory board, faculty, staff and students. Many thanks to with a fresh round of accolades in teaching, those who have responded to our survey to identify their choice of volunteer research and service, with signifi cant category (e.g., social media, alumni relations, fundraising, community achievements by our faculty, students, alumni engagement and accreditation/assessment). We’re still building “teams” so and friends. Earlier this fall semester, Professor let me know if you would like to help in any of those areas, or merely wish Janos Gergely was formerly recognized as to receive status updates. Th e intent is to coordinate our eff orts to raise the one of fi ve fi nalists (of over 1000 faculty on campus) for the prestigious Bank visibility of CEE at UNC Charlotte and to increase the resources available for of America Award for Teaching Excellence. Construction sites are often his programming and scholarships. classroom and federal agencies frequently solicit his expertise in concrete and large-scale structural testing. Our latest scholarship from Carl Ellington, P.E. ‘80 with Talbert, Bright & Ellington, Inc. is a wonderful example of giving back. TBE’s full-ride, One of our recent graduates, Charles Rose, recently published a book entitled four-year scholarship will have a transformative eff ect on an especially “Journey to Success: Defy the Odds and Realize Your Dreams”.
  • Current Standings Ahead in Week 4

    Current Standings Ahead in Week 4

    1818 Chouteau Avenue St. Louis, Missouri 63103 (314) 444-4364 FAX (314) 444-4365 2016 Sunday Report Contact: Cody Bush Following Week 3: Games of Sept. 17 Phone: (931) 980-4947 CURRENT STANDINGS PFL OVERALL Team W-L PCT PF PA H A STR W-L PCT PF PA H A STR WEEK 3 RESULT Butler 0-0 .000 0 0 0-0 0-0 L1 2-1 .667 111 69 1-0 1-1 W2 W, 27-14 at Taylor Campbell 0-0 .000 0 0 0-0 0-0 L2 2-1 .667 120 52 1-1 1-0 L1 L, 14-31 at Presbyterian Davidson 0-0 .000 0 0 0-0 0-0 W1 2-1 .667 87 71 1-0 1-1 W2 W, 38-12 vs. Livingstone Dayton 0-0 .000 0 0 0-0 0-0 L1 2-1 .667 64 53 2-0 0-1 L1 L, 20-34 at Duquesne Jacksonville 0-0 .000 0 0 0-0 0-0 W3 1-1 .500 48 62 1-0 0-1 W1 W, 41-7 vs. Edward Waters San Diego 0-0 .000 0 0 0-0 0-0 W5 1-1 .500 43 38 1-0 0-1 L1 – Off Week – Stetson 0-0 .000 0 0 0-0 0-0 L3 1-1 .500 44 33 1-1 0-0 W1 – Off Week – Drake 0-0 .000 0 0 0-0 0-0 W1 1-2 .333 91 110 1-1 0-1 W1 W, 28-16 vs. McKendree Morehead State 0-0 .000 0 0 0-0 0-0 W2 1-2 .333 76 103 1-1 0-1 W1 W, 56-6 vs.
  • Wildcats Red Foxes

    Wildcats Red Foxes

    2019 WILDCAT FOOTBALL | WEEK 8 AT A GLANCE... SCHEDULE / RESULTS Date ............................................... Oct. 26, 2019 Date Opponent Time Kickoff ........................................................... 1 PM Aug. 31 GEORGETOWN W, 27-20 Sep. 7 VIRGINIA LYNCHBURG W, 45-7 Location .................................... Davidson, N.C. Sep. 14 WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN W, 41-0 Stadium ..........................Richardson Stadium Sep. 21 at Campbell * L, 31-29 Capacity ...................................................... 4,741 Oct. 5 at Morehead State * W, 42-31 Surface ..................................................FieldTurf Oct. 12 SAN DIEGO * L, 37-17 Oct. 19 at Jacksonville * W, 49-19 HashTag ..............................#CatsAreWild #WE Oct. 26 MARIST * 1:00 Live Video .................DavidsonWildcats.com Nov. 2 VALPARAISO * 1:00 Live Stats ...................DavidsonWildcats.com Nov. 9 at Butler * 12:00 Live Audio ................DavidsonWildcats.com Nov. 16 at Stetson * 1:00 DAVIDSON (5-2, 2-1 PFL) MARIST (1-5, 1-2) Nov. 23 DRAKE * 1:00 ..WHIP 99.3 FM/1350 AM, Continuum CH4 WILDCATS Series Record................Davidson trails, 1-10 RED FOXES Home games in CAPS | * PFL game THE GAME THE COACHES • Davidson returns home for a twinbill starting with Marist College. Davidson: Scott Abell (Longwood, ‘92) • The ‘ Cats are 34-86 (.283) all-time in PFL contests and 5-6 since head coach Scott Abell took Record at Davidson: 11-7 (2nd year) over in 2018. Career Record: 50-31 (8th year) • The two have faced off every season since the first-ever meeting in 2008. The ‘Cats lone win Record vs. Marist: 0-1 over Marist came on the road in 2010, 28-21. Marist: Jim Parady (Maine, ‘83) Record at Marist: 139-150-1 (28th year) A DAVIDSON WIN WOULD..
  • CHARLOTTE 49ERS GAME NOTES CHARLOTTE 49ERS (2-3; C-USA: 0-1) SEASON 7 GAME 6 Charlotte at FIU at FIU Panthers (2-3; C-USA: 0-2) Sat., Oct

    CHARLOTTE 49ERS GAME NOTES CHARLOTTE 49ERS (2-3; C-USA: 0-1) SEASON 7 GAME 6 Charlotte at FIU at FIU Panthers (2-3; C-USA: 0-2) Sat., Oct

    CHARLOTTE 49ERS GAME NOTES CHARLOTTE 49ERS (2-3; C-USA: 0-1) SEASON 7 GAME 6 Charlotte at FIU at FIU Panthers (2-3; C-USA: 0-2) Sat., Oct. 12 at 7:00 p.m. Riccardo Silva Stadium (20,000) Charlotte (2-3; 0-1), coming off its bye week, and FIU (2-3; 0-2) are both 2-3 and looking for Miami, Fla. their first wins in Conference USA. Charlotte is 0-4 in series play vs. FIU, but the last three games were decided by a total of nine points, including a pair of one-point Panther wins. TV: ESPN+ PxP: AJ Ricketts WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Analyst: Kenny Kelly Charlotte leads C-USA and ranks in the FBS top 30 in scoring (35.8 ppg) and rushing (219.0/ gm) ... defensively, Charlotte is 2nd in C-USA and 13th in the FBS with 18 sacks (3.60/gm), Radio: 730 The Game one shy of last year’s season total of 19.0 sacks ... Charlotte tied the single-game school Charlotte Sports Network from Learfield record with 5.0 sacks, twice, this season (vs. Gardner-Webb; vs. UMass) ... 49ers are 3rd in IMG College Sports C-USA and 21st in the FBS in pass defense (184.2 pass yd allowed/gm) ... Charlotte scored PxP: Matt Swierad 40+ points three times ... Charlotte scored TDs on 14 of 17 trips to the Red Zone (82%) ... Analyst: Al Wallace Charlotte, which threw for 9 TDs in 2018, has thrown for 12 TD’s through five games, this Sideline: Bobby Rosinski year ..
  • 2015 Charlotte 49Ers Football

    2015 Charlotte 49Ers Football

    2015 CHARLOTTE 49ERS FOOTBALL GENERAL INFORMATION HISTORY Location ...............................Charlotte, N.C. 28223 First year of Program ...........2013 Founded ..............................1946 All-Time Record: ..................10-12 (.455) Enrollment ...........................27,251 Bowl Appearances ...............0 Nickname.............................49ers Colors ..................................Green and White COACHING STAFF Arena ...................................Jerry Richardson Stadium Head Coach.................................... Brad Lambert Capacity ..............................15,314 Alma Mater ............................... Kansas State, 1987 Field .....................................McColl-Richardson Field Career Record (years) ............... 10-12 (3rd year) Surface ................................Synthetic Turf Record w/ 49ers (years) ............ 10-12 (3rd year) NCAA Affiliation ...................Division I Offensive Coordinator ..................... Jeff Mullen Football Subdivision ............FBS Alma Mater ............................... Wittenberg, 1990 Conference ..........................Conference USA, 2015 Defensive Coordinator .................... Matt Wallerstedt Chancellor ...........................Dr. Philip Dubois Alma Mater ............................... Kansas State, 1988 Athletics Director .................Judy Rose Secondary Coach ........................... James Adams Athletics Dept. Phone ..........(704) 687-4937 Alma Mater ............................... Wake Forest, 2006 Ticket
  • FSL Account Holder Information Packet

    FSL Account Holder Information Packet

    FSL Account Holder Information Packet February 2019 FSL Account Holder Information FSL Purchase & Seat Assignment All FSLs purchased after April 1, 2013 will be seated by the Athletic Foundation and Ticket Office based on availability and current rank of FSL Account Holder. Season ticket renewal information and invoices for FSL Account Holders will be mailed in January of each year with a due date of March 1. Parking permit information will be mailed to all FSL account holders in February/March of each year. Parking permits will go on sale after the annual giving deadline (typically early April) with a deadline of early May. Season tickets and parking must be paid in full by the respective due dates. Annual Giving Requirement and Season Ticket Purchase Green Tier FSLs Each FSL account holder who owns between 1-4 green tier FSLS may choose to make an annual gift to the Athletic Foundation at the Forty-Niner membership level (currently $250) to guarantee their seat location. The location of the seats for FSL account holders who do not make the optional donation will be determined on an annual basis first by the Athletic Foundation according to the FSL account holder’s rank and then at the discretion of the Athletic Foundation. In order to purchase more than 4 FSLs at the FSL account holder’s rank, the FSL account holder must make an annual gift to the Athletic Foundation’s Annual Fund based on the levels outlined below. The first such annual contribution must be made between July 1 and April 1 of the year in which the FSLs are purchased, and unless otherwise specified by the Athletic Foundation will be due by April 1 of each subsequent year.
  • Wildcats Hawks

    Wildcats Hawks

    2018 WILDCAT FOOTBALL | WEEK 2 AT A GLANCE... SCHEDULE / RESULTS Date .......................................... Sep. 8, 2018 Date Opponent Time Kickoff ...................................................7 PM Sep. 1 BREVARD W, 34-13 Sep. 8 CHOWAN 7 PM Location .............................. Davidson, N.C. Sep. 15 GUILFORD 7 PM Stadium ......................Richardson Stadium Sep. 22 at Dayton * 1 PM Capacity ...............................................6,000 Sep. 29 at Valparaiso * 1 PM Surface ...........................................FieldTurf Oct. 6 JACKSONVILLE * 1 PM Oct.13 MOREHEAD STATE * 1 PM HashTag ....................... #CatsAreWild #WE Oct. 20 at Marist * 1 PM Live Video ............ DavidsonWildcats.com Oct. 27 STETSON * 1 PM Live Stats ............. DavidsonWildcats.com Nov. 10 at San Diego * 5 PM Live Audio ........... DavidsonWildcats.com Nov. 17 BUTLER * 1 PM DAVIDSON (1-0) CHOWAN (0-1) ...............WHIP 1350 AM, Continuum CH4 Home games in CAPS | * PFL Football game WILDCATS Series Record ........................First meeting HAWKS THE COACHES THE GAME Davidson: Scott Abell (Longwood, ‘92) Record at Davidson: 1-0 (1st year) • Davidson faces off against Chowan for the first time in program history. Career Record: 40-24 (7th year) • The ‘Cats are 5-2 in non-conference games over the last three seasons. Record vs. Chowan: 0-0 • Saturday is a ‘90s themed night! The first 700 fans receiver a ‘90’s themed stadium cup! • Chowan competes in NCAA Division II in the CIAA. Brevard: Garrett LeRose (Washington & Lee, ‘90) Record at Chowan: 38-62(11th year) QUICK HITS Career Record: 49-73 (12th year) Record vs. Davidson: 0-0 • Sophomore linebacker Harrison Hill was tabbed the Pioneer Football League Defensive Player of the Week on Sunday. Hill led the team with 8 tackles and returned his first career interception 48 yards for a DAVIDSON COACHING STAFF touchdown.
  • Vs. Gardner-Webb (0-0, 0-0 Big South)

    Vs. Gardner-Webb (0-0, 0-0 Big South)

    No. 25 North Carolina A&T (0-0, 0-0 MEAC) vs. Gardner-Webb (0-0, 0-0 Big South) A&T (AFTER TARIK) ENTERS THE SERIES HISTORY POST-TARIK COHEN ERA Overall: First Meeting ► Tarik Cohen is now in Chicago as a Chicago The last 10 meetings: N/A Bear, but the legacy he left behind leaves a burning In Greensboro: N/A question for this season. How do the Aggies In Boiling Springs: N/A Date: Sept. 2, 2017 replace his production? Neutral Sites: N/A Time: 6 p.m. ► Over his four-year career, Cohen accounted Broadway vs. GWU: N/A Site: Boiling Springs, N.C. for 39 percent of the Aggies offense. He accounted McCray vs. A&T: N/A Stadium: Spangler Stadium (9,000) for 40 percent of the Aggies offense last season. Longest A&T Win Streak: N/A Live Stats: www.gwusports.com ► The Aggies will likely turn to redshirt junior Longest GWU Win Streak: N/A Stream: http://bigsouthsports.com/ N/A watch/?Live=1315 quarterback Lamar Raynard to help fill in some of Largest A&T Win: that missing production. Raynard had a career year Largest GWU Win: N/A Radio: 1320 AM/93.7 FM (Donal N/A Ware, Al Swann, Billy Covington) as a sophomore last season before missing the Most Points Scored (A&T): final three games with a chest injury. Most Points Scored (GWU): N/A A&T: The Aggies are entering their 94th season of football. They are own- ► In the previous four games before his injury, LAST 10 SERIES RESULTS ers of 13 conference titles including Raynard was a combined 71-for-106 (.670) for 867 Year W/L Site Score eight from the MEAC and five from yards, nine touchdowns and three interceptions.
  • In Battleground NC, Harris Lends Demographic Muscle

    In Battleground NC, Harris Lends Demographic Muscle

    New Panthers QB Teddy Bridgewater plays the game his own way TheThe CharlotteCharlotteTHE VOICE Post PostOF THE BLACK COMMUNITY SINCE 1906 WEEK OF AUGUST 13, 2020 VOLUME 46, NUMBER 49 WWW.THECHARLOTTEPOST.COM $1.50 Lawmaker demands new postal leader By Herbert L. White [email protected] U.S. Rep. Alma Adams wants Postmaster General Louis DeJoy re- turned to sender. The Charlotte Dem- ocrat and colleague Peter A. DeFazio (D- Oregon) are calling for DeJoy’s resignation or firing after he launched a flurry of reassignments of Postal Service officials Adams last week. DeJoy, a major financial donor to President Donald Trump’s campaign, has no previous experience with the postal service, which is struggling to remain solvent under cutbacks PHOTO | GAGE SKIDMORE VIA FLICKR and competition from commercial U.s. Sen. Kamala Harris’ nomination as the Democrats’ vice presidential pick could energize Black and women voters in North Carolina. delivery services. Adams and DeFazio led a letter signed by 130 lawmakers support- ing the Postal Service. “The United States Postal Service In battleground NC, Harris was established by our Constitu- tion, and this year it will play an unprecedented role in guarantee- ing our right to vote,” Adams said. “However, Postmaster General lends demographic muscle Louis DeJoy continues his uncon- stitutional sabotage of our Postal Joe Biden’s pick for vice president could energize women and Black voters Service with complete disregard for the institution's promise of the By Herbert L. White dates might not have been able to do,” moment – and it is one of the most sig- ‘safe and speedy transit of the [email protected] Davidson College political science pro- nificant steps forward I’ve seen in my mail’ and the ‘prompt delivery of fessor Susan Roberts said.