MUS FOOTBALL 2014
1 GOOD LUCK TO THE 2014 OWLS! TABLE OF CONTENTS MUS Hymn...... 1 MUS HYMN MUS Fight Song...... 1 Headmaster’s Message...... 3 Dear MUS, How kind the fate Other MUS Varsity Sports Baseball...... 10 that brought us to these halls Basketball...... 10 To learn thy ways, Bowling...... 10 Cross Country...... 11 To walk in truth and honor all our days. Fencing...... 11 Golf...... 11 We pray that we shall always honor Thee. Lacrosse...... 12 Soccer...... 12 Let us all unite to sing Swimming ...... 12 To Alma Mater, Friend, and Leader, Tennis...... 13 Track & Field...... 13 University. Trapshooting...... 13 Wrestling...... 15 — John Murry Springfield Championships (by sport)...... 15 Special Feature: MUS Football 1894-1935: The Early Years...... 16 MUS Football - 2014 MUS FIGHT SONG Varsity Schedule...... 25 Varsity Coaches...... 26 Go big team down the field Roster of Players...... 29 And honor bring to the red and blue. Seniors...... 31 Juniors...... 46 Our team will never yield Sophomores ...... 47 Freshmen...... 50 Our men forever will be true. Conference - Division II AA Conference Schools...... 52 (Rah, Rah, Rah) Conference Stats...... 54 Whether we lose or win 2013 Playoff Bracket...... 55 State Champions (year-by-year)...... 55 A greater team you’ll never see. 2013 Mercury Awards...... 56 College Players...... 57 We’ll show our might again Pro Players...... 59 Broadcast Crew...... 60 For Memphis University, Homecoming/Reunion Information...... 61 Ready to fight again MUS Cheerleaders...... 61 2013 MUS Honors...... 62 For MUS and victory. 2013 MUS Statistics Team ...... 62 — William R. Hatchett Individual ...... 63 Charles Mosby MUS Football Records (1957-2012) Team Stats - Defense...... 66 Team Stats - Offense...... 66 Individual Stats All-Star Defense...... 67 Defense...... 67 Kicking...... 68 Passing...... 69 ADVERTISE Punting...... 70 Receiving...... 71 IN THE Return Yardage...... 72 Rushing...... 72 2015 GUIDE Scoring...... 73 Total Offense...... 74 If you or your company would like Longest Scores...... 75 to advertise in the MUS Football Opponents’ Records...... 76 Year-By-Year Results...... 76 Guide, contact Glenn E. Rogers, Jr. Opponents Through the Years...... 77 at [email protected]. Season Summaries...... 78 Owl Trivia...... 84 1 Cover photo: Bobby Lewis '14 Model: Anthony Walton ’14
MEMPHIS UNIVERSITY SCHOOL Founded 1893 A MESSAGE FROM HEADMASTER MISSION STATEMENT Memphis University School is a college-preparatory ELLIS HAGUEWOOD school dedicated to academic excellence, cultivation of service and leadership, and the development of well-rounded young men of strong moral character, consistent with the school’s Christian tradition. It is perhaps the toughest schedule we’ve ever faced. After opening with Brentwood HEADMASTER Ellis L. Haguewood Academy and Kingsbury, we travel to Canton, OH, to play Canton McKinley in Fawcett Stadium where the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game also is played. A few BOARD OF TRUSTEES Samuel N. Graham II ’80, Chairman weeks before our game, the Buffalo Bills will have played the New York Giants on Gary K. Wunderlich, Jr. ’88, Vice Chairman the same field during NFL Hall of Fame induction weekend. Home games against D. Stephen Morrow ’71, Treasurer Andrew R. McCarroll ’86, Secretary Liberty from Jackson, TN; Lafayette from Oxford, MS.; St. Benedict; Craigmont; and R. Louis Adams ’70 Briarcrest are interspersed with a road trip to South Panola in Batesville, MS., and one James F. Burnett ’83 Suki S. Carson just across the tracks to CBHS. Whew! After a deep breath, it’s the playoffs and a shot Glenn A. Crosby II ’77 at earning a third-straight TSSAA Division II-AA championship game berth. William B. Dunavant III ’78 Robert M. Fockler ’77 At MUS we want to do whatever we do as well as we can, and in athletics that desire P. Trowbridge Gillespie, Jr. ’65 J. Brett Grinder ’91 demands that we challenge ourselves by playing formidable teams. A commitment to Mark J. Halperin ’67 excellence pervades not only our athletic programs but also our academic programs Joseph R. Hyde III ’61 E. Carl Krausnick, Jr. ’79 and other extracurricular opportunities, all of which are supported by allegiance to our Robert E. Loeb ’73 Honor Code. Johnny B. Moore, Jr. Richard C. Moore, Jr. ’63 I believe that with good coaches and the right perspective, team sports such as football Joseph M. Morrison ’78 William E. Orgel ’81 have the capacity to support those parts of the school’s mission that call for “the Wiley T. Robinson ’75 cultivation of service and leadership” and “the development of well-rounded young Chris R. Sanders Frederick C. Schaeffer, Jr. ’88 men of strong moral character.” In the crucible of competition we can inculcate the Owen B. Tabor, Jr. ’85 virtues of perseverance, courage, teamwork, selflessness, responsibility, and loyalty. William E. Troutt As you watch Owl football this year, support our team with the same measure of ALUMNI ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE BOARD sportsmanship and class that you will always observe from the coaches and athletes JOHN B. BARTON, JR. ’95, PRESIDENT on the field of play. HARRY E. SAYLE IV ’92, VICE PRESIDENT ALBERT M. ALEXANDER, JR. ’84 G. S. CLARK BURROW ’95 ALBERT B. CARRUTHERS II ’78 JOHN T. CREWS, JR. ’84 JASON J. FAIR ’89 DAVID J. FRAZIER ’01 ANDREW E. GARRETT ’03 PAUL T. GILLESPIE III ’01 J. WALKER HAYS IV ’84 PATRICK F. HOPPER ’89 JOEL M. KAYE ’84 ALBERT E. LAUGHLIN III ’94 ANDREW A. MCARTOR, SR. ’86 R. ALLEN MCCOOL, JR. ’77 DANIEL H. MCEWAN ’88 J. WORTH MORGAN ’05 MICHAEL N. MURPHY, JR. ’03 EDWARD F. NENON, JR. ’03 JAMES A. ROBINSON, JR. ’68 MATTHEW J. SAENGER ’98 SCOTT S. SHERMAN ’89 JOSEPH L. STEFFNER, JR. ’09 JOHN D. STEWART ’78 GO, CHARLES W. SUMMERS III ’94 JOHN M. SUMMERS ’05 ALEXANDER W. WELLFORD III ’89 BRANDON L. WESTBROOK ’92 CRAIG H. WITT ’85 ANDREW D. WRIGHT ’86 OWLS!
3 FACULTY The MUS faculty challenges, inspires, and nurtures growing minds. More than 77 percent of our faculty members hold a master’s degree, Ph.D., and they average more than two decades of teaching experience. HISTORY The original MUS was founded in 1893 and closed in 1936 during the Great Depression. The present MUS was chartered in 1954 and opened for operation in 1955. HONOR CODE The student-run Honor Council helps maintain the school’s motto, Veritas Honorque – Truth and Honor – and does not tolerate lying, cheating, or stealing. NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED HONORS Fourteen seniors were named National Merit Semifinalists in 2013-14. These students, together with the school’s 10 National Merit Commended Students, three National Achievement Semifinalists and two Outstanding Participants in that program made up 26 percent of the Class of 2014. STUDENT ACTIVITIES MUS offers its students numerous extracurricular activities in such areas as government, publications, music, theater, speech, athletics, art, honor societies, and more than 30 clubs of popular interest. MUS students tutor children, donate blood, volunteer time, and raise money for many nonprofits. Boys also have the opportunity to enhance their educational experience with travel-abroad programs in Europe. FINANCIAL AID Approximately 30 percent of the student body receives need-based financial assistance totaling $2.2 million.
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CHARACTER MUS is a non-denominational and non-discriminatory college- preparatory day school for boys in grades 7-12. With an enrollment of approximately 660 students, MUS offers a diverse and engaging curriculum that balances academics, athletics, and the arts with an education that teaches the value of integrity and strength of character. AP COURSES Students may choose from 20 Advanced Placement courses for possible college credit. Historically, 94 percent of MUS students score a 3 or above on AP exams. COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS The Class of 2014 was accepted to 137 schools in 34 states, as well as Washington, D.C., and New Zealand. Eighty-five students in the Class of 2014 reported receiving 333 scholarship offers totaling $12,137,274. CO-EDGE MUS has a coordinate program with the all-girls Hutchison School. The adjacent campus allows for joint academics, athletics, civic service, and leadership programs and activities. COLLEGE TESTING During the last five years, the mid-range SAT I and ACT composite scores for our students have been approximately 30 percent above the national average. COUNSELING SERVICES The Kemmons Wilson Leadership Development and Counseling Center promotes learning and facilitates the intellectual and emotional development of our students. The counseling staff advises student organizations, administers parent and student education programs, and addresses student concerns through personal guidance.
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7 8 9 BASEBALL John Jarnagin, Head Coach
A native of San Diego, CA, Jarnagin, is a five-time “Coach of the Year” recipient, who brings over 30 years of coaching experience to MUS. Before joining MUS, Jarnagin began the baseball program at Victory University in 2013 and just completed his second season, where he led Victory to the USCAA Small College World Series in which the team came in fourth. Victory was ranked in the top 10 in the nation much of the year, finishing the season 31-24 for a second consecutive 30-win season. Jarnigan previously served as the head baseball coach at Morehead State University in Kentucky from 1996-2007 and the University of Montevallo in Alabama from 2008-2010. Prior to Morehead State, Jarnagin was the head baseball coach at Shelby State Community College in Memphis, TN, where he was later inducted into the Southwest Tennessee Community College Hall of Fame (2004) as the winningest baseball coach. In 1992, he was named the co-coach of the year for the Tennessee Junior and Community College Athletic Association. He received four other coach-of-the-year honors during this time at the helm of the Shelby State CC program. Coach Jarnagin has coached eight players that were selected for the Major League draft.
BASKETBALL Matt Bakke, Head Coach
Bakke took the helm as head coach of the varsity basketball team in 2012-13 after legendary Coach Jerry Peters retired. The success of the program continues under Bakke, who came to MUS in the fall of 1999 and served 13 years as assistant basketball coach under Peters. The program has a long history of district and regional championships and state tournament play, and in 2007 the Owls captured the state title. Through the years, Bakke has taken on multiple roles, including coach of the Lower School cross-country and track teams and, currently, chair of the Physical Education Department. For his dedicated service to MUS, he received the Distinguished Teaching Award in 2011. Prior to his arrival at MUS, Bakke coached at both Millington Central High School and Rhodes College. A graduate of White Station, he played at Southwest Tennessee Community College, where he is a member of the Saluqis Athletic Hall of Fame, and Rhodes College. This season, Bakke will be assisted by coaches Mark Counce ’77 and Trey Suddarth.
BOWLING Dr. David Jackson, Head Coach
Since bowling was initiated as a varsity sport in 2008, it has grown in popularity and accomplishments each year. In their sixth season, the Owls had a great showing at the state championship. The Owls entered the state tournament as the No. 3 seed and faced the No. 4 seed, McCallie, in the quarterfinal match Friday afternoon. MUS lost to McCallie 18-9 in the state quarterfinals. Jackson first came to MUS in 1974 and stayed for eight years while serving as chairman of the Religion Department. He left in 1982 to pastor a church, and for the next 23 years, he led a congregation in Jackson, MS, and one in Knoxville. Upon returning to MUS in 2005, he holds the Robert J. Hussey, Sr. Chair of Religion.
10 CROSS COUNTRY Joe Tyler, Head Coach
This season will mark Tyler’s 15th as head coach of the cross-country team. Before coming to MUS he was assistant cross-country coach at Christian Brothers High School and Houston High School. Tyler grew up in Kansas City, MO, graduated from Creighton University, and obtained a master’s degree from the University of Memphis. He arrived at MUS in 1999 to teach mathematics in the Lower School and has assisted in coaching basketball and track. He now serves as the assistant principal in the Lower School, in addition to his teaching and coaching duties. His cross-country squad in 2000 contributed to the excellence of the MUS program, finishing a solid third in the state meet. In 2005 the team placed second in the state, its highest finish since 1996. Last season, the Owls took third place in the state meet. Coach Tyler was named The Commercial Appeal’s Coach of the Year in cross country.
FENCING Brad Kroeker, Head Coach
Under Kroeker’s direction, fencing started as a club sport at MUS in 2005 but grew in popularity and became the 14th varsity sport in 2009. The fencing Owls have competed in the Junior Olympics in Albuquerque, NM; Charlotte, NC; Dallas, TX; Denver, CO; Salt Lake City, UT; and Memphis, as well as at national championships in Atlanta, GA, and Reno, NV. In the Tennessee State Secondary School Fencing Championships, the Owls won the state épeé title in 2008, 2010, 2012, 2013, and 2014, and the saber title 2008-14. In 2014, for the third consecutive year, the fencers are state champs. Before coming to MUS, Kroeker worked two years with M. Bella Walther of the Hungarian national saber team and two years with Sergey Petrosian of the Russian/Armenia junior foil team (who is also working with Owl fencing). Kroeker then coached and taught fencing classes at Rhodes College from 1999-2004. During this time his fencers won many awards, including a bronze medal in saber at the 1999 national championships from a field of 40 divisions. The team ranked among the Top 25 for the 2000-01 season.
GOLF Cliff Frisby, Head Coach
Frisby, a 33-year member of the Professional Golf Association (PGA), has been the director of the United States Junior Golf Tour since 2001. This will be his sixth year as head coach of the varsity golf team. He served as acting coach in several matches throughout the 2008 season, including the state championships, after Greg King stepped down as head coach to become director of the Mirimichi Golf Course in Millington. Frisby took over a very successful MUS program, and his golfers have claimed five state titles, seven runner- up finishes, and 15 overall regional titles. In 2013 Frisby fielded a competitive group that now wear the proud title of state champs, taking the championship by 11 strokes. This was the first state championship for the golfing owls since 1996. The Owls are now poised to make a run for region and state championships in 2014.
11 LACROSSE Elliott Dent, Head Coach
Lacrosse started as a club sport at MUS in 1990, eventually becoming the 10th varsity sport in 1995. In 1996 Dent came fresh from college-level lacrosse at Hampden-Sydney College to teach religion and English and become head coach of the varsity lacrosse team. His MUS teams have gone on to win more than 220 games. The Owls won their first TSLA championship in 1990, and Dent’s squads have added 10 more state titles. In 2014 the Owls went 17-3 and became the TSLA champions for the fourth year in a row. Additionally, Dent was named The Commercial Appeal’s Best of the Preps Coach of the Year for the sixth consecutive year. During Dent’s tenure the team has beaten squads from California, Connecticut, Illinois, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Texas, North Carolina, Kentucky, and Virginia. He has amassed a record of 221-52 and coached 24 All-Americans and seven Academic All-Americans since 1997. Dent was named the TSLA Coach of the Year in 1999 and was the president of the TSLA from 1999-2004. In 2002 he was the coach for the West All-Star Team in the U.S. Lacrosse High School All-Star Games. Under his leadership, the summer lacrosse camp has become very popular, introducing more boys to the game.
SOCCER Vincent Beck, Head Coach
Beck has been the head coach of the MUS soccer team for the past 16 seasons. In 1998 he led the team to the state quarterfinals and has reached the state tournament every year since. He has also led some championship squads, including the 1999 team, which was undefeated in the region and took home the regional championship. His 2004 squad reached high school soccer’s pinnacle by winning the state title, defeating University School of Nashville, 2-0, in the championship match. Beck grew up in Scotland playing soccer, but he says his inspiration came from Mike Berticelli, former head soccer coach at the University of Notre Dame. Before coming to MUS Beck played indoor soccer professionally for 12 years and was a three-time All-Star. He played two seasons for the pro team Memphis Express. He also was an assistant coach for a professional team for three years and coached high school boys and girls teams for two years, including a high school boys team in Tulsa, OK, that won the 1991 state championship. The Commercial Appeal named Beck the Soccer Coach of the Year in 2004.
SWIMMING Bryan Parker, Head Coach
The swim program was resurrected at MUS in 1999 after being dormant since the 1930s. Now in their 16th season, the aquatic Owls are the largest men’s swim team in the conference, with the squad averaging more than 30 swimmers per season. The 2012 season was the first for Parker as varsity head coach. Parker came to MUS with more than 10 years of coaching experience, and for his efforts he was named The Commercial Appeal’s Best of the Preps Coach of the Year for 2012, 2013, and 2014. Last year the team claimed a sixth consecutive Shelby County championship and finished an impressive second place at the state championships, the highest finish in school history for the swim team. The relay teams also placed the highest in school history as well.
12 TENNIS Bill Taylor, Head Coach
The tennis program under Taylor continues as one of the dominant sports programs in Tennessee high school athletics. Now in his 39th season with the Owls, Taylor has coached his teams to 24 district championships and 34 regional titles. Overall, his teams have won 14 state titles and claimed the runner-up spot nine times, and his players have claimed 14 state doubles titles and 10 singles championships. Taylor has been named Tennis Coach of the Year by The Commercial Appeal for 13 of the past 16 years, including 2008, 2011, 2012, 2013, and 2014. In college Taylor played tennis for Southwestern (now Rhodes College) while earning his degree. The 2014 varsity tennis team won its 15th TSSAA Division II-AA team championship – breaking Baylor’s record for the most titles in state history – and also swept the singles and doubles titles, winning in dominating fashion. This is the second consecutive year the Owls have accomplished this trifecta. Besides coaching he also teaches biology and directs the MUS in Europe summer programs. He currently holds the Ruth McCaughan Morrison Chair of Science.
TRACK & FIELD Bobby Alston, Head Coach
Alston starts his 30th season as track and field head coach. Coaches assisting Alston at the varsity level are Orlando McKay, Joe Tyler, Johnny Jones, Jonas Holdeman, Ross Rutledge ’02, Dave Ferebee, and Glenn Rogers. The 2014 track season will go down as one of the most suc- cessful in school history, with the Owls setting four state records and 10 school records on their way to claiming the program’s fifth TSSAA Division II Track & Field championship – and its first since 2009. The team finished with a remarkable 172-11 record against all opponents in 10 meets. Alston has been recognized multiple times by The Commercial Appeal as Track and Field Coach of the Year. He also serves as Head Football Coach and Athletic Director of the school.
TRAPSHOOTING Hamilton Eggers ’94, Head Coach
Begun as a club sport in 2005 by Patrick McCarroll ’92, trapshooting has grown into a popular spring sport. In 2008 the program became the school’s 12th varsity sport. Eggers inherited a sound program when he took the reins from McCarroll in 2009. As a member of the (SCTP), the team competes against public and independent schools in several regular-season shoots in preparation for the postseason. The program emphasizes safety and sportsmanship as teams of five athletes shoot at clay targets released from a central trap house. The trapshooting program’s goal parallels the mission of the Tennessee SCTP: to teach the importance of safe firearms handling, responsibility, leadership, and teamwork, and to promote healthy competition.
13 FEEL THE BEAT!
Starting this fall the first-ever MUS Drum Corps, formed through the inspiration of Ahmed Latif ’15, will perform at some home football and basketball games. They have been training all summer to raise your Owl spirit to a new level of excitement.
14 WRESTLING Steve Hendricks, Head Coach
Hendricks began his career in Cape Girardeau, MO, as an assistant coach at Southeast Missouri State University. He also coached at Millington High School from 1975-1991, establishing a team record of 168-48-3. After several years in administration with Shelby County Schools, he transferred to Bolton High School. From 1998-2003 his duties included coaching wrestling, and his teams established a record of 78-22. After retirement from Shelby County Schools, he began coaching as an assistant at MUS with both the Lower School and Upper School teams. This fall Hendricks starts his sixth year as an MUS head coach. The 2013 wrestling team completed the season with a Top 10 finish at the state tournament in Nashville. The Owls placed ninth, with three wrestlers earning medals: sophomore Xavier Greer (sixth place, 113-pound weight class), sophomore Connor Stewart (sixth place, 126-pound weight class), and senior Trey O'Bannon (sixth place, 138-pound weight class).
MUS CHAMPIONSHIPS BASEBALL GOLF TRACK District – 1991, 92, 2012 District – 1976, 77, 82, 83, 85, 86, 87 District – 1968, 69 Region – 1992, 2010-12, 14 Region – 1972, 73, 76-77, 82, 91, 94, 96, 99, 03, 05, Region – 1984, 87-02, 05-09, 13-14 State-Tournament Appearance – 1999, 2006, 07, 09-10, 12-13 State Runner-up – 1991-93, 2007 2013 State Runner-up – 1976, 77, 97, 04, 07-09 State – 1994, 95, 97, 2009, 14 State Finalist – 2010-12, 14 State – 1991, 94, 96, 98, 13 Team Relays (discontinued after 1997) BASKETBALL LACROSSE Region – 1993-96 State Runner-up – 1995-97 District – 1973, 78-83, 85, 86, 87, 96, 97 State Runner-up – 1997, 04, 05, 07, 09, 10 State – 1993-94 Region – 1979, 80, 82, 85, 98, 01, 07 State – 1998-2001, 03, 08, 11-14 WRESTLING State-Tournament Appearances – SOCCER 1979, 82, 85, 05-07, 14 District – 1981, 89 State Finalist - 2014 Region – 1987, 88, 96, 99, 2010 Team Duals : State – 2007 State Runner-up – 1996, 2003 District – 1991, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 State – 1982, 2004 CROSS COUNTRY Region – 1993, 94 , 95, 96 SWIMMING Region – 1976, 80, 90-94, 96, 01-05 TSSAA PEPSI CUP ALL SPORTS CHAMPS State Runner-up – 1995, 96, 2005 County Runner-up – 2002-08 (discontinued after 1996) State – 1991, 92 County – 2009-13 District – 1989-90, 1990-91, 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94, State Runner-up - 2014 FENCING 1994-95, 1995-96 TENNIS State Runner-up – 1989-1990 State Epeé – 2008, ’10, ’12-14 State – 1991-92, 1992-93, 1993-94, 1995-96 State Saber – 2008-14 District – 1975, 76, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82, 83, 84, 85, 86, 87, District – 1975, 76, 78-97 FOOTBALL The Commercial Appeal Region – 1966-69, 71-76, 78, 79, 81-94, 96-14 BEST OF THE PREPS District – 1977, 80, 82, 83, 85, 87, 89-92 State Runner-up – 1975, 83, 88, 91, 93, 96, 03, 08, 12 Region – 1977, 80, 82, 83, 93, 96, 2008-13 State – 1967, 68, 78, 84, 85, 92, 98-02, 04, 05, 13-14 Male Division Champs – 1985, 86, 88, 91-94, 96-98, State Finalist – 1983, 90, 2012, 13 Southern Interscholastics (discontinued) 2006, 09, 10, 12, 13, 14 State – 1985, 2004, 05, 08, 09 Runner-up – 1957, 59, 60 Class AA Overall – 1990, 91, 2014 Champion – 1958 Private School Champs – 2005, 13, 14
15 MUS FOOTBALL 1894–1935: THE EARLY YEARS Stellar athletes, championship seasons launch MUS football tradition by JJ Guinozzo This is a continuation from the 2013 Football Coach Harry Wellford took over in 1924 and (1922), his performance during the season was Media Guide. You can find the complete article at managed to bring some spark back for the Red nothing short of amazing. http://mussports.typepad.com/football/. and Blue. The 6-2, 187-pound versatile athlete MUS beat Central 7-0 in 1929 for its only played every minute of every game. He was the THE DOWNFALL YEARS (1824–35) victory over the Warriors in a 12-year span. The complete all-around player. He was the fullback An example of how bad a program turned sour victory was historic in the fact that it was the first on offense, linebacker on defense. He also is this: in the first 26 seasons of MUS football, night game in prep football history. The game handled the punting and kicking. the school captured 13 championships. That’s was played at Hodges Field, the premier football The 1922 MUS team went 7-1 and won the one every two years. On the contrast, the final 12 stadium in Memphis at that time. The 1929 school’s fourth straight and final early era city seasons of early MUS football produced only 23 team went 3-2-1 in the prep conference but was championship mainly because of Wakefield. wins. That’s about two wins per season. the MIC divisional winner. Tech, with its 18-0 He saved his best performance for last. The downhill slide began just after MUS victory over MUS, was the Prep Interscholastic Against arch rival Central on Thanksgiving won four titles and six straight winning seasons champion. Day, Wakefield was a one-man wrecking crew. In (1918-23). After seven straight losing seasons, MUS his best game and what many consider the best In 1924, Major League umpire William managed to put together back-to-back .500 performance of any MUS football player, he gave “Bick” Campbell, a veteran of World War I and seasons (4-4-1 in 1931 and 1932). Three straight MUS the championship victory. collegiate coaching ranks came to MUS with one-win seasons followed in 1933-34-35 when He played the entire 60 minutes, scored all high expectations. He left without a winning the school’s enrollment declined three touchdowns, kicked 2 extra points, punted, season. His first team in 1924 won one game The final season of 1935 was one to forget. played defense and had an interception for a and his final season in 1927 produced a win The lone victory came when MUS beat Sacred and a tie. In between, MUS got hammered by Heart, 6-2. rival Central (73-7 and 53-7) and by a pair of Coach Guy Glass’s team had only 16 players Arkansas schools Pine Bluff AR (54-7) and Little when the season opened, and the numbers Rock Central (70-0). dwindled from that point due to injuries and illness. The final game was a Thanksgiving Day contest with CBHS. MUS officials notified CBHS and other officials that the school did not have enough healthy athletes to play and announced that the school would forfeit the game. A problem arose when CBHS had the chance to tie Central and force a playoff. Rules stipulated that if a team won a game by forfeit, it must show up in game uniform ready to play. So, in a most unusual setting, CBHS players, decked out in all gold (helmet, jersey, pants) lined up at kickoff time at Russwood Park and with game officials in place, kicked off to an empty field. CBHS recovered the ball. The referee declared the victory to CBHS and the early era of Charlie Gilliland Jack Wakefield MUS football ended on this ugly scene. Prior to the game, a report in the newspaper touchdown. One observer said it was a complete said that MUS had hinted that the school would effort by a complete football player. Coach William “Bick”Campbell coached football not field a football team in 1936, citing the low During the season he scored 18 touchdowns at MUS and University of Memphis and (was enrollment and financial difficulties. including 12 TDs of 50 or longer yards. He also Major League umpire) The day after Thanksgiving, MUS school kicked 25 extra points and a field goal giving president Howard G. Ford said that the school him 136 points. All-star players did not stop MUS did manage a stunning upset in would participate in football in 1936. with Wakefield’s performance as several MUS Campbell’s final game as coach with a 20-2 Not only did MUS not field a team in 1936, footballers earned all-star recognition. victory over CBHS, and in a game against Humes, the school closed in September prior to the start Charles Gilliland, star halfback for MUS MUS settled for a 0-0 deadlock that saw the Red of the fall term. MUS would not open again or from 1914-17 became the first high school and Blue being assessed 180 yards in penalties. play football until 1955. football player to earn all-star honors four At one point late in the game, MUS had a first consecutive seasons. (Note: Eighty years later down inside the Humes 10 only to end the drive THE PLAYERS in 1997, Richard Moore earned his fourth on its own 45 due to three major penalties. Early MUS football produced many talented all-metro award). Even changing coaches didn’t stop the football players and leading the parade of Tackle Jesse Ivy (1919-21) and center downward slide. It just slowed it down. standout all-stars is Jack Wakefield. Phipps Magevney (1922-24) were three-time Although Wakefield played one season all-star players while Mac McElroy (1916-17),
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20 continued from page 16 MUS FOOTBALL 1894-1935: THE EARLY YEARS Jack Gibbons (1919-20), Ray McGoldrick (1919-20), Milton Hawk (1923-24), Ron Wenzler (1927-28) and Beverly Miller (1932-33) each earned two all-star honors. Meacham Stewart was another fine football player for the Red and Blue. He also was an outstanding baseball player. He once raced 110 yards for a touchdown against Memphis High (note: field was 110 yards long prior to 1912). According to the University School Topics, he was described as the best-around athlete in school history.
1922 Champions
Sixteen of the head coaches lasted one year. THE RIVALS Harry Wellford led the parade of coaches in Through the early era of MUS football, the lengthy service. He spent five years as head biggest rivals were Central and CBHS. coach while R. E. Denny and William “Bick” From 1894 through the final MUS season of Campbell coached four seasons. 1935, the “Big Three” of Memphis prep football A. B. Curry coached two seasons and won produced 39 championships. Central won 16, Meacham Stewart Holds record with 110-yard touchdown run against rival Central. championships each year in 1907 and 1908. MUS 14 and CBHS 9. Only Memphis Tech (4) Twelve of the 22 coaches won championships. and Catholic High (1) interrupted championship The MUS Century Book mentions many runs by MUS, Central and CBHS. outstanding football players. Among the best CLASSIC GAMES Against the Warriors, MUS dominated the included Nash Buckingham and Bill Mallory. The inaugural high school football game in early going 9-1-1 and in 1911, the rivals met Buckingham earned fame as a national Memphis is earmarked as a classic game with annually on Thanksgiving day. outdoorsman after starring for the University of MUS stepping off on the right foot winning its High notes for the Red and Blue were Tennessee. Mallory was the nation’s top football first football game in history. victories in 1911 (3-0), 1920 (21-0) and 1922 player in leading Yale to an undefeated season. Others fall into that category: (20-19). All of those games resulted in city “Kitty” Creason, Ron Wenzleer, Milton • MUS and CBHS became archrivals from championships for MUS. The glory years of Hawk, Conway Ford and Sammy Raiens were the beginning when the Red and Blue MUS football saw the Big Red Machine go 12- beat CBHS, 20-0, in the very first high also mentioned in the MUS Century Book as 10-3. The Downfall years (1924-35) saw Central school football game in Memphis. Today, stellar performers. it is the 15th oldest high school rivalry in the nation. THE COACHES Unlike the modern era of MUS football, in • The 1900 classic matchup for the championship against CBHS severed which Jake Rudolph and Bobby Alston have relations between the two schools for a combined for 53 years of head coaching 20 years due to a free-for-all ending. experience, the early days of MUS football recorded 22 different head coaches in a 38-year • 1911 saw Central and MUS once again battle on Thanksgiving Day and again span. it was for the city championship. Team The very first coach in 1894 had many hats. captain Jimmy White drop-kicked a field E. S. Werts was the cofounder & coprincipal goal for the winning margin of 3-0. of the school, head coach, and a starter on the football team. • The 1920 city championship saw MUS complete an undefeated season in Thanksgiving day victory over rival Central, 21-0. • In the 1922 city championship, Jack Wakefield scored all 20 points and led MUS to a 20-19 win.
Co-founder and • In 1927, winless MUS entered final game co-principal E. S. against rival CBHS, and MUS upset Werts also played football and the Brothers 20-2 to finish a dismal baseball for MUS 1-8-1 season. during the early years of the school.
Early MUS football action continued on page 22 21 continued from page 21 MUS FOOTBALL 1894–1935: THE EARLY YEARS win 11 of 12. The lone MUS win came in the CBHS for another 33 years. orange) and other leading colleges. The final first night game in Memphis prep history, 7-0 The intense competition that began in 1894 choice was Yale blue and Harvard crimson. In a in 1929. continues today between CBHS and MUS. split decision, both colors were chosen. “Since The archrivalry with the Brothers goes back the boys have adopted these emblematic colors, to the first prep football game in Memphis. MUS SPIRIT may we have Yale pluck and luck and Harvard Upsets ruled the series in early MUS football Rah! Rah! Rah! intellect and culture” reports the MUS Kito. against CBHS. After playing in the inaugural prep Rah! Rah! Rah! Again, the Ayers committee consisting football game in 1894, the schools didn’t meet M.U.S. of students Nate Sawrie and Elliott Fontaine again until 1898, and it was a CBHS victory that Rah! Rah! Rah! designed the logo, and the school selected a red gave MUS a winless season and scoreless one Rah! Rah! Rah! and blue shield with M.U.S. in gold letters and to boot. Rah! Rah! Rah! surmounted by an owl. And after 114 years, the game of 1900 is still Unlike the split decision with school colors, in dispute. MUS claims a victory, the Brothers The “Fifteen Snappy Rahs,” the trademark the logo crest was adopted by a decisive majority. say it was a draw. The game ended early when of MUS spirit, first appeared in the MUS Kito Although the school nickname of Owls both sides engaged in a “free-for-all” fight that publication that was published in 1903. was not used in athletic competition until involved players, coaches, parents, and fans. The During that time, J. C. Ayers was modern-day sports, the logo that was adopted results was a break in relations between the two instrumental in the beginning of school spirit. had an Owl above the MUS shield. The Kito said schools from 1900 to 1920. Ayers was an outstanding student-athlete and “we modestly chose as our symbol the owl as MUS won in big fashion in 1920 and 1922 captain of the MUS football team of 1898. the bird of wisdom.” (no game in 1921) beating CBHS 35-0 and 32- He returned to his alma mater after graduating In 1915, the University School Topics 21. Both years, MUS won championships. from the University of Virginia as the director commented on school spirit. The 1923 CBHS team captured the city of gymnasium. In the report, it said that MUS was “sincerely championship with a solid 46-6 thumping grateful to these old (alumni) students who were of MUS. loyal enough to leave their business and private MUS pulled one of the school’s biggest affairs and sacrifice both time and energy on upsets in 1927 as the winless Red and Blue behalf of their old Alma Mater.” knocked CBHS out of championship contention Johnny Carson, a member of the MUS with a bold 20-2 victory. The win was the only championship football team of 2008 said “it is victory for MUS that season. the heart and drive to win” and “to support the Another MUS upset happened in 1931 with school in every aspect of student life and it is a 6-0 win over the Brothers. why – win or lose – we chant it’s great to be an
Probably the most humiliating moment J. C. Ayers: MUS Owl.” in MUS early football history happened on Athlete, Coach, Jimmy Ogle, from the class of 1970, recalls Thanksgiving Day in 1935. Administrator, MUS spirit was “team oriented” and that the Spirit Leader MUS forfeited to CBHS, 2-0. The Brothers MUS success was “success through hard work kicked off to an empty field, downed the ball, and dedication to one goal – TEAM.” and the game official awarded the victory to the Also at that time, Ayers served on a Ogle was one of the ringleaders in Purple and Gold. The reason was MUS could not committee that adopted the school colors the alternate (at least to the student body) field a team due to injuries and illness. The team and logo. It is the same logo that modern-day nickname Buzzards. had fewer than 11 healthy players. MUS uses. Makes no difference if you follow the “Big The school closed prior to the start of 1936 The committee discussed the colors of Red Machine” of early years or the Owls or school term and did not resume its rivalry with Vanderbilt (black and gold), Virginia (blue and Buzzards today, MUS is a school with spirit. Although the current “15 Snappy Rahs” has been modified through the years, it remains the symbol of spirit of MUS.
Harry Forsdick: two-time MUS football captain 1903 MUS team won championship with 8-1 record. 22
24 Photo: Bobby Lewis '14 Model: Anthony Walton ’14 MUS FOOTBALL 2014 VARSITY SCHEDULE
FRIDAY AUGUST 22 BRENTWOOD ACADEMY 7 P.M. FRIDAY AUGUST 29 KINGSBURY 7 P.M. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 6 @ MCKINLEY SENIOR HIGH, CANTON, OH 6 P.M.* FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12 LIBERTY, TN 7 P.M. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19 @ SOUTH PANOLA, MS 7 P.M. FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 26 LAFAYETTE (HOMECOMING) 7 P.M. FRIDAY OCTOBER 3 @ CBHS 7 P.M. FRIDAY OCTOBER 17 ST. BENEDICT 7 P.M. FRIDAY OCTOBER 24 CRAIGMONT 7 P.M. FRIDAY OCTOBER 31 BRIARCREST 7 P.M.
TSSAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS FRIDAY NOVEMBER 7 FIRST ROUND 7 P.M. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 14 QUARTERFINAL 7 P.M. FRIDAY NOVEMBER 21 SEMIFINAL 7 P.M. THURSDAY DECEMBER 4 FINALS 7 P.M.
*Converted to Central Standard Time
25 varsity football coaches
Bobby Alston Head Coach/Quarterbacks Hired by Col. Ross Lynn in 1977, Bobby Alston joined the varsity football staff in 1980 as defensive coordinator, switching to offense in 1983 as the Owls moved from the wishbone to a more wide-open attack. In 1998, Alston followed Jake Rudolph (1959-97) and Gene Thorn (1957-58) to become only the third head football coach in the school’s modern history. During his tenure on the Owls’ staff, MUS has gone 294-104, been the state runner-up four times and won five state championships, including the 2004, 2005, 2008, and 2009 titles.
The Commercial Appeal has honored Alston as Coach of the Year three times (2004, 2005, and 2008) and Sportsman of the Year in 2009. Additionally, he received the Rex Dockery Award from the Memphis Chapter of the National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame in 2007. Coach Alston is married to Sally and has two adult children, Meredith and Drew ’07, and two grandchildren, Hudson and Emma.
Shawn Abel Mark Chubb John Dowtin Jerry Ellis Linebackers Linebackers Offensive Line Defensive Line Abel starts his first year at MUS Chubb has served as leader of the Dowtin begins his fourth year After retiring from the Shelby working in the Math Department. MUS defense since 2006. After an at MUS. In college, he played County Schools in 2001, Ellis He graduated first in his class at illustrious high school football linebacker at Middle Tennessee joined the MUS football program Hot Springs High (AR) where career, Chubb played for State University and later on the to help with the offensive line. he graduated first in his class. He Wittenberg University, earning defensive line at the University of He made the switch to defense earned All-Conference honors as first-team All-Conference as an Central Arkansas, where he was a 10 seasons ago. A graduate of a receiver while playing college offensive lineman for three years, member of teams earning the 1991 Germantown High School and football at Rhodes (class of 1987). a Division III All-American honor national championship, the 1992 Memphis State, Ellis returned to His career began with four years at (1994) and a spot on the Conference national semifinals, and back-to- Germantown in 1966 to begin his White Station High where he led the All-Decade team. Before moving back conference championships. coaching career. In 1989, he moved defense and was state runner-up as to Memphis, Chubb taught and Before coming to MUS, he coached to Houston High School when he head soccer coach. His next stop was coached at his alma mater and at FACS, Wooddale, Treadwell, was offered the position of head four years at Bolton High as head spent one year coaching offensive Kingsbury, and Cordova and served coach and coached the Mustang’s track coach and football assistant linemen at Evansville University. as coach of the Toyota-Tennessee very first football season. Ellis while earning a master’s degree Rhodes College was the next stop East vs. West All-Star Game in 2008, returned to Germantown in 1995 from the University of Memphis. In for Chubb. He spent eight years as 2009, and 2010. He is currently a as an assistant and remained there 1995, he moved to Collierville High, a Lynx, coaching baseball, softball, board member for the Tennessee until his retirement. where he spent the next several years track, and football. Athletic Coaches Association, a as head freshman coach, varsity position he has held since 2008. assistant, defensive coordinator, and head coach. 26 Hamilton Eggers David Ferebee Kyle Finney Johnny Jones Offensive Line Assistant Athletic Trainer Running Backs Defensive Line Eggers is in his seventh year on the Ferebee returned to MUS in 2011 In college, Finney played football Strength and Conditioning MUS football staff as an offensive after a one-year hiatus serving as at Delta State University, earning a An MUS staffer since 2005, Jones line coach. A 1994 graduate of clinical coordinator for Auburn spot on the Gulf South Conference moved in 2012 to the defensive line MUS, Eggers was a three-time University’s Army Warrior Athletic Team of the Decade (1990), the Gulf and took on duties as the Certified All-Conference lineman and Training program at Fort Benning, South Conference’s 25th Anniver- Strength and Condition Specialist senior-season team MVP at Rhodes GA. Before coming to MUS in 1999, sary team (1996), and induction into through the National Strength and College, where he coached Lynx Ferebee was a student athletic trainer Delta State’s Sports Hall of Fame Condition Association. A native of running backs for two years after for Ohio State University, followed (1999). Finney spent the next 17 Batesville, MS, Jones played line- graduation. Upon leaving Rhodes, by six years with HealthSouth Sports years coaching baseball, basketball, backer with high school powerhouse Eggers spent six years in the world Medicine in Memphis. After first football, and track at Lee Academy South Panola, before becoming a of financial management before joining MUS, he left to spend two in Clarksdale, MS, winning the 1995 three-year letterman at defensive end returning to education. He joined years as the athletic trainer for 3A Baseball Championship in Mis- for Ole Miss. Jones's professional the ECS teaching and coaching staff Officer Candidates School at Marine sissippi and being named Coach of career included stops in the Arena in 2006 and began pursuing his Corps Base in Quantico, VA. He the Year (baseball) in 1995 and 1996. League cities of Jackson, MS, and master’s degree at CBU. After two returned to MUS in 2005 and his Before diving into the MUS offense St. Louis. In 2004, he moved successful seasons with the Eagles, pursuit of education. In addition to seven years ago, Finney served as to Memphis to begin his second Eggers returned to MUS in 2008 being a Certified Athletic Trainer, head coach of varsity football at career as a fitness trainer. Jones spent to teach history and coach football Ferebee is a Certified Strength and Lee Academy and Tipton-Rosemark some time at 24-Hour Fitness before and trapshooting. Conditioning Specialist. In 2007, Academy. beginning his own service, Next he earned his master’s degree in Level Personalized Fitness. exercise science.
Orlando McKay Glenn Rogers Ross Rutledge Katie Upchurch Receivers Defensive Backs Safeties Athletic Trainer McKay has coached football and Rogers has been an integral part This marks Rutledge’s sixth year on This is Upchurch’s fifth year as the track for MUS since 1996. After high of the MUS staff for 12 years. A the football staff. After graduating team’s athletic trainer. She earned school in Arizona, McKay went to local son, he graduated from the from MUS in 2002, he studied his- her BSED in exercise and sport sci- the University of Washington, where University of Memphis. Rogers tory and played safety at Millsaps. ence at the University of Memphis, he started at wide receiver. During spent two seasons in the NFL with His time on the field and in the where she also participated in the college, his squads won two PAC-10 the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and library earned him All-Conference Student Athletic Training program. Championships (1990 and 1991) and Miami Dolphins before moving SCAC and All-Academic SCAC She earned her master’s degree in one was voted National Champion on to seven seasons in the CFL, honors. After graduation, Rutledge athletic training at the University (1991). McKay earned All-PAC-10 including five with the 1993 Grey helped coach the Millsaps Majors of Tennessee at Chattanooga, where academic honors for three of his four Cup Champs, the Edmonton Eski- to two conference championships she was involved in the care and college years. In track, he was a three- mos. He also played briefly for the and completed his master’s degree rehabilitation of various athletes. time All-American and, in 1989, Orlando Thunder, a World Football in history at Mississippi College. In In 2008, Upchurch returned to he clocked the 32nd fastest time in League team. Rogers first came to early 2008, he served as a volunteer Memphis as an athletic trainer the world in the 400 meters (45.81). MUS in 2000 to teach and coach. track coach at MUS before taking a with Memphis City Schools. One McKay continued his football career After a one-year hiatus to coach the position teaching history and coach- year later she accepted a position as a fifth-round draft pick of the Montreal Alouettes of the CFL, he ing outside linebackers at Cordova with Campbell Clinic’s Outreach Green Bay Packers in 1992 before returned to MUS in 2003. High School. He returned to MUS program, dividing her time as finishing out his playing days with in 2009 to teach history and assist assistant to Dr. Frederick Azar and two seasons in the CFL. coaching football and track. the athletic trainer at MUS.
27 28 2014 VARSITY FOOTBALL ROSTER
# NAME GRADE HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION # NAME GRADE HEIGHT WEIGHT POSITION 1 Chris Davis 12 5-10 180 WR-DB 41 Will Hays 12 6-1 210 LB 3 Jalen Friendly 11 5-8 156 RB-DB 44 Gaines Whitington 12 6-1 185 TE-LB 5 Marcus Evans 12 6-1 181 QB-DB 47 Jack Christenbury 12 6-3 205 TE-LB 6 Jackson Dickinson 11 6-0 212 RB-LB 48 Brent Robinson 10 5-10 161 WR-DB 7 MaLeik Gatewood 12 5-11 183 RB-DB 49 John Kakales 11 6-1 173 WR-K 8 Tom Fowlkes 11 5-9 160 WR-DB 50 Mitchell Clark 12 6-5 200 DL 9 Swep Wallace 11 5-9 175 LB 51 Keith Burks 10 5-10 240 OL-DL 10 Steven Regis 10 6-1 160 QB-LB 52 Carter McFerrin 12 6-2 222 OL-DL 11 Connor Wright 12 5-9 165 WR-DB 54 Kobe Gibson 10 6-1 252 OL-DL 12 Jalon Love 10 5-10 155 RB-DB 55 Lewis Hergenrader 12 6-0 220 PC 14 Cole Middlebrook 10 5-10 193 QB-LB 56 Eli Christenbury 10 6-1 218 OL-DL 15 Thomas Pickens 11 6-2 200 QB-DB 57 Jacob Rotter 10 5-9 189 OL-DL 17 Burch Baine 10 5-8 135 WR-DB 58 Wesley Grace 12 5-7 185 LB 19 Charlie Gilliland 10 5-9 137 WR-DB 59 Henry Holmes 10 5-9 237 OL-DL 20 Ogonna Oraedu 10 6-2 181 TE-DL 60 Brant Newman 12 6-2 288 OL-DL 21 A.J. Hunt 12 5-9 187 WR-DB 61 David Watkins 11 6-0 218 DL 22 Colton Neel 12 5-9 179 RB-DB 62 Win Duncan 12 6-1 257 OL 24 Marvin Banks 12 -5-5 125 WR-DB 66 Mack Mosby 12 6-0 282 OL-DL 25 Ryan Pahlow 10 5-11 152 RB-DB 67 Witt Fesmire 11 6-0 219 OL 26 Josh Gray 10 6-2 213 TE-LB 68 Christopher Nanne 10 5-11 201 OL-DL 27 Griffin Wilson 12 5-8 143 DB 73 Daniel Tancredi 11 6-2 202 OL 28 Bradley Foley 10 5-9 178 RB-DB 74 Mike Frymire 12 6-4 232 OL-DL 30 William Rantzow 11 6-1 198 LB 75 Drew Richmond 12 6-5 317 OL-DL 31 Matt Flaherty 11 5-8 148 LB 76 Christian Yarwood 12 6-1 200 DL 32 Peyton Jones 12 6-8 240 TE-DL 77 Harrison Tabor 10 6-2 250 OL-DL 33 Tom Garrott 12 5-11 185 DB 79 Austin Darr 12 5-8 246 OL-DL 34 Jack Solberg 10 6-2 160 WR-DB 8 John Walker Huffm 10 5-11 160 K 35 Tim Hart 11 6-1 215 RB-LB 84 David Jordan 10 6-2 195 WR-DB 36 John Madden 12 6-0 190 RB-LB 85 Jack Heathcott 10 6-3 175 TE-DL 3 Carter Coleman 11 6-1 200 TE-LB 86 Jack Gray 12 6-4 205 TE-LB 38 Philip Deaton 10 5-7 147 WR-DB 88 Preston White 12 6-6 203 WR 39 Evan Smith 10 6-0 196 RB-LB 93 Mac McArtor 11 6-4 181 LB 40 Michael Jacobs 12 5-10 150 K 99 Bolton Gayden 11 6-2 192 DL
29 SALUTE TO THE 2014 MUS SENIOR FOOTBALL PLAYERS
First row, from left, Christopher Davis 1, Marcus Evans 5, Maleik Gatewood 7, Connor Wright 11 Second row, from left, A.J. Hunt 21, Colton Neel 22, Marvin Banks 24, Griffin Wilson 27 Third row, from left, Wesley Grace 33, Tom Garrott 33, John Madden 36, William Hays 41 Fourth row, from left, Gains Whittington 44, Jack Christenbury 47, Mitchell Clark 50, Carter McFerrin 52 Fifth row, from left, Peyton Jones 32, Lewis Hergenrader 55, Brant Newman 60, Win Duncan 62 Sixth row, from left, Mackenzie Mosby 66, Mike Frymire 74, Drew Richmond 75, Austin Darr 79 Seventh row, from left, Jack Gray 86, Preston White 88 Not pictured, Christian Yarwood 76
30 MEET THE TEAM SENIORS
MARVIN BANKS JACK CHRISTENBURY 24 5-5 125 WR-DB 47 6-3 205 TE-LB
FOOTBALL: Played in FOOTBALL: Voted by the team six games as a cornerback. as one of this year’s captains. Recorded three tackles, Played in 12 games at linebacker one break-up and one pass and special teams recording 14 defended. Also saw action as a tackles and one tackle for loss. running back carrying the ball AT MUS: A School Ambassador. one time. Member of the Civic Service AT MUS: A member of the Organization and a student wrestling team and wrestling council chaplain. Has been a Phy-D in the off-season. Has member of the track team and the been a member of the track baseball team. team. Participated in the Civic AWAY FROM MUS: A member Service Organization as well as Chess Club. of The Orchard Fellowship and is active in the Orchard students AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Orleans Road Church of Christ. youth group. Participates in Youth Leadership of Memphis. A Boy A Boy Scout. Participates in Bridge Builders. Volunteered at Scout. Involved with SOS and Memphis Union Mission. church for a Christmas gift shop for kids. Helped plant flags at a FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Jonas Holdeman (English) cemetery for Memorial Day. because of “his passion for teaching and his friendly approach in FAVORITE TEACHER: Mrs. Rebecca Keel (French) because the classroom.” “she provides an excellent learning environment and she always PERSONAL: The son of Brooke and Craig Christenbury ’83, has a cheerful smile on her face.” brothers Eli ’17 and Stephen ’19, sister Rachel. PERSONAL: The son of Tabetha and Marvin Banks.
31 SENIORS MEET THE TEAM
MITCHELL CLARK AUSTIN DARR 50 6-5 200 DL 79 5-8 246 OL-DL
FOOTBALL: Played in four FOOTBALL: Played in six games as a defensive lineman games as an offensive lineman. recording one tackle. Helped block for an offense that scored 30.4 points a game and AT MUS: A member of the gained 295.9 yards a game. soccer team. A member of the wrestling team. Has been on the AT MUS: Has been a member of lacrosse team. A member the wrestling team. of the Rifle Club. AWAY FROM MUS: A member AWAY FROM MUS: of St. George’s Episcopal Church. Attends Christ United In a band with two other Methodist Church. Has MUS students. achieved the rank of Eagle Scout in the Boy Scouts. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. William Taylor (science) because “he FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Jonathan Large (history) because uses very effective stories to explain the material. And they are also “he manages to be humorous and still be a very effective teacher.” very entertaining.” PERSONAL: The son of Meredith and Alan Clark, sister Raleigh. PERSONAL: The son of Leslie and Bryan Darr, brother Jackson ’12.
32 CHRISTOPHER DAVIS WIN DUNCAN 1 5-10 180 WR-DB 62 6-1 218 OL
FOOTBALL: Played in 13 FOOTBALL: Played in 13 games as a wide receiver and games on the offensive line. running back. Had one rushing Helped an offense that scored 30.4 and one receiving touchdown. points per game and gain 295.9 Carried the ball 21 times and yards per game. recorded eight catches. AT MUS: A member of the track AT MUS: A member of team. Involved in the mentor the student council and the program. Member of the mock track team. Participates in trial team. the Diversity Club. Has been AWAY FROM MUS: Attends St. on the swimming team and Peter’s Catholic Church and is a basketball team. Senior Altar Server. A counselor in AWAY FROM MUS: Attends St. Paul Baptist Church and is the summers at Dennis Smith’s Basketball Camp. involved in the SPBC Teen Group. A counselor in the SLAM FAVORITE TEACHER: Dr. Jonathan Jones (history) because “he program and teen tutor for Oakshire Elementary. encourages his students to be active in their studies of history.” FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Jim McClain (English) because PERSONAL: The son of Marie and Jim Duncan. “he opened my eyes to discover a different learning experience and to look at life differently.” . PERSONAL: The son of Veronica Blake and Dr. Christopher Davis Sr., sisters Allie and Savanna.
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33 34 2014 VARSITY OWLS SENIORS
MARCUS EVANS JR MIKE FRYMIRE 5 6-1 181 QB-DB 74 6-4 232 OL-DL
FOOTBALL: Played in FOOTBALL: Played in 13 five games at quarterback. games on the offensive line at the Completed 54.5 percent of his center position. Helped the offense passes. Threw one touchdown. average 30.4 points per game and gain 295.9 yards per game. AT MUS: A member of the track team. Participated in AT MUS: A member of the basketball. Works the MUS baseball team. football and basketball AWAY FROM MUS: Attends summer youth camps. Independent Presbyterian AWAY FROM MUS: Church. Has volunteered with the Attends Greater Victory Salvation Army. Enjoys hunting in Temple C.O.G.I.C. Participates his free time. in car wash fundraisers at FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Michael Gunn (math) because “he church. Also a pastor’s aide at church. is a very easy teacher to talk to and he presents the material in an FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Lin Askew (English) because understanding and interesting way.” “the way he uses an open-forum approach takes the stress out of PERSONAL: The son of Michelle and Rich Frymire, brother the classroom.” Richie, sisters Alex and Kate. PERSONAL: The son of Patricia and Marcus Evans Sr.
35 SENIORS MEET THE TEAM
TOM GARROTT MALEIK GATEWOOD 33 5-11 185 DB 7 5-11 183 RB-DB
FOOTBALL: Returns to the FOOTBALL: Voted by the team football team after taking a year as one of this year’s captains. off. Will compete for playing Played 10 games as a defensive time at defensive back. back. Recorded one interception, AT MUS: A member of the 37 tackles, two pass break-ups four-time state championship and five passes defended. lacrosse team and member of the AT MUS: A member of the bowling team. track team. Works at MUS during AWAY FROM MUS: Attends the summer. Independent Presbyterian Church. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Active in Young Life. Plays Straight Way Gospel Tabernacle summer lacrosse for No-Excuse Byhalia. Participated in a mission lacrosse team. trip to the Bahamas with his grandmother. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Phillip Stalls (math) because “he FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Lin Askew (English) because “he holds is always available for students to stop by outside of class to get each of his students to a high standard, and he not only connects with extra help.” us in the classroom but of outside the classroom as well.” PERSONAL: The son of Liz and Murray Garrott ’85, PERSONAL: The son of Jocelyn Gatewood and Michael Gatewood, sister Grace. brother Michael, sister Tiarrie.
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36 2014 VARSITY OWLS SENIORS
WESLEY GRACE JACK GRAY 58 5-7 185 LB 86 6-4 205 TE-LB
FOOTBALL: Played 13 FOOTBALL: Returns to the games at linebacker and special football team after taking a year off. teams. Recorded three tackles as Will compete for playing time as a a junior. tight end. AT MUS: Participates in the AT MUS: A member of the four- Civic Service Organization. time state championship lacrosse Member of the wrestling team. team. Participated in wrestling. A member of the Honor Council AWAY FROM MUS: Attends and a Student Ambassador. A peer Christ United Methodist Church tutor and member of Heartbeat (a and is active in a youth group substance abuse prevention group). there. Attends many football camps during the summer. AWAY FROM MUS: A volunteer Volunteered at church for Sunday School. at the Page Robbins Adult Day Care Center. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Lin Askew (English) because “he FAVORITE TEACHER: Mrs. Rebecca Keel (French) because “she will go out of his way to help anyone who needs it.” always starts class with a smile and helps students learn without making them feel stupid.” PERSONAL: The son of Jill and Wesley Grace ’86, brother Cooper. PERSONAL: The son of Elizabeth and John Gray.
37 SENIORS MEET THE TEAM
WILLIAM HAYS LEWIS HERGENRADER 41 6-1 210 LB 55 6-0 220 PC
FOOTBALL: Played in zero FOOTBALL: Played six games games as a junior due to injury. as a defensive lineman. Recorded Will compete for playing time at one tackle as a junior. the buzzard position. AT MUS: Founder of the Fishing AT MUS: A member of the Club. Member of the trap team. four-time state championship Participated in lacrosse. lacrosse team. A member of the Government Club. Participated AWAY FROM MUS: Attends in Service Day. Coached at the Idlewild Presbyterian Church. summer lacrosse camp. Works at Parasol Awnings during the summers. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends St. Peters. Volunteers at the Mid- FAVORITE TEACHER: South Food Bank. Mr. Michael Gunn (math) because “he is a very effective teacher and cares about his students.” FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Spencer Reece (English) because “he has an open door and fosters open discussions PERSONAL: The son of Marilyn and Steve Hergenrader ’77, among all his students.” brother Will ’12, sister Owen. PERSONAL: The son of Nancy and Lowell Hays, brother Lowell ’09.
38 2014 VARSITY OWLS SENIORS
AJ HUNT PEYTON JONES 21 5-9 187 WR-DB 32 6-8 240 TE-DL
FOOTBALL: Played in 13 FOOTBALL: Played in 13 games at free safety. Recorded games at defensive line and tight three interceptions and 59 end, recorded 16 tackles, five tackles and one fumble recovery tackles for loss, two sacks, two for a touchdown, two break-ups quarterback hurries and one pass and five passes defended. defended. AT MUS: A member of the AT MUS: A member of the track baseball team and a member of team and a member of the state the Fishing Club. runner-up basketball team. Active in the Fishing Club. Participates AWAY FROM MUS: Attends in the Tailgating Club. Second Presbyterian Church and Participated in Civic Service has been in youth groups there. Organization projects. Plays competitive summer baseball. Attends summer baseball camps. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends St. John’s. Works both the summer football camp and basketball camp. Hunts and fishes in his free time. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Lin Askew (English) because “he truly understands his students and cares about each FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Lin Askew (English) because “he one individually.” genuinely cares about the students as individuals and he always makes class interesting.” PERSONAL: The son of Beth and Tony Hunt, brother Will ’15. PERSONAL: The son of Jeannie Jones and Philip Jones, brother Graham ’09, sister Lawrence.
39 SENIORS MEET THE TEAM
JOHN MADDEN CARTER MCFERRIN 36 6-0 WT RB-LB 52 6-2 222 OL-DL
FOOTBALL: Played in 12 FOOTBALL: Played in 13 games at the buzzard position. games on the offensive line. Recorded 10 tackles, two Helped the offense score 30.4 tackles for loss, three break-ups points per game and gain 295.9 and three passes defended. yards per game. AT MUS: Member of the AT MUS: A member of the four-time state championship baseball team. Participated in lacrosse team. A member of the basketball. Member of the Fishing Fishing Club. Club and the Tailgating Club. Participates in Israel Advocacy. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Independent Presbyterian AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Church and participates in Grace Evangelical Church and youth groups there. Active in Young Life. Coaches summer participates in the Grace Evan Senior High youth group. Has taken lacrosse camps. mission trips to Central America and the Caribbean since he was 10. Works on his family farm during the summers. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Bill Taylor (science) because “he not only teaches the material in an effective manner, but he also FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Lin Askew (English) because “he has the ability to make his classes erupt in laughter.” fosters a great classroom environment and encourages growth both as a student and a person.” PERSONAL: The son of Susan and Joseph Madden, brother Stuart, sister Memory. PERSONAL: The son of Cynthia and Clark McFerrin, sister Lauren.
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40 2014 VARSITY OWLS SENIORS
MACKENZIE MOSBY COLTON NEEL 66 6-0 282 OL-DL 22 5-9 179 RB-DB
FOOTBALL: Played in 13 FOOTBALL: Voted by the games on the offensive line. team as one of this year’s Helped the offense score 30.4 captains. Played 11 games at points a game and gain 295.9 running back, wide receiver yards per game. and defensive back. Recorded 24 rushing touchdowns and AT MUS: A leader in two receiving touchdowns, the off-season football rushed for 1,014 yards, 15 Phy-D program. receptions, 8 tackles, one FAVORITE TEACHER: forced fumble, one break-up Mr. John Knaff (math) and one pass defended. because “he motivates me to AT MUS: A member of the achieve more than average. baseball team. He tells me that you can’t just do stuff.” AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Hope Presbyterian Church. PERSONAL: The son of Mindy and Marty Mosby, brothers Plays summer baseball with the Memphis Tigers. Played for Mason ’05 and Major, sister Morgan. Team Tennessee this summer in baseball. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mrs. Rebecca Keel (French) because “she cares for her students. Her students respect her and she makes class interesting and fun.” PERSONAL: The son of Stacey and Mark Neel, sisters Mackenzie and Madison. .
41 SENIORS MEET THE TEAM
BRANT NEWMAN DREW RICHMOND 60 6-2 288 OL-DL 75 6-5 317 OL-DL
FOOTBALL: Voted by the FOOTBALL: Played in 13 team as one of this year’s games on the offensive line. captains. Played 13 games on Helped the offense score 30.4 the offensive line. Helped the points per game and gain 295.9 offense score 30.4 points per yards per game. An ESPN top 50 game and gain 295.9 yards player in the country. per game. AT MUS: Participated on the AT MUS: A member of the track team. four-time state championship lacrosse team. A member of AWAY FROM MUS: Attends the Fishing Club. Works Mt. Pleasant Missionary Baptist summer youth camps for Church and participates in youth lacrosse and football. groups there. Attends several elite invitational camps during the summer. An ESPN top 100 player in AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Hope Presbyterian Church. Plays the country. Spent the summer at the Nike Open football camp and for the No-Excuse summer lacrosse team. the Rivals Five-Star camp. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mrs. Rebecca Keel (French) because FAVORITE TEACHER: Mrs. Jenny Fernandez (Spanish) because “she has the ability to make her class interesting “her love and care make me a better person.” and entertaining.” PERSONAL: The son of Ruby and Mark Richmond, brother PERSONAL: The son of Stacey Newman and Fred Newman, Drake ’16. brother Alex.
Alice & Jeff Wright Salute the 2015 Seniors
42 2014 VARSITY OWLS SENIORS
PRESTON WHITE GAINES WHITINGTON 88 6-6 203 WR 44 6-1 185 TE-LB
FOOTBALL: Returns to FOOTBALL: Played 13 games football after taking a year on special teams and defensive off. Will compete for playing line. Recorded four tackles, three time at the tight end and wide tackles for loss, one sack and one receiver positions. fumble recovery. AT MUS: A member of AT MUS: A member of the the National Honor Society Future Business Leaders of and a School Ambassador. America. A member of the Member of the state runner-up wrestling team. Participated basketball team and member in baseball, track, basketball and of the baseball team. Involved soccer. Member of the chess in the Ping-Pong Club. team. Involved with Israel Advocacy. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Germantown Baptist Church and is involved in a youth group there. Volunteers with feeding the AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Our Lady of Perpetual Help. homeless at the Calvary Rescue Mission. Worked this summer at Raymond James. Participates in an environmental cleanup group called Living Lands and Waters. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Phillip Stalls (math) because “he cares a lot about the school and the individual success of FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Jonas Holdeman (English) because each student.” “he is very relatable and personal as he conveys the material. He has a great sense of humor.” PERSONAL: The son of Joy and Brian White, brother Wesley, sister Savannah. PERSONAL: The son of Mary and Frank Whitington, sisters Savannah and Montana.
43 SENIORS MEET THE TEAM
GRIFFIN WILSON CONNOR WRIGHT 27 5-8 143 DB 11 5-9 165 WR-DB
FOOTBALL: Played in nine FOOTBALL: Played in eight games as a defensive back. games as a wide receiver and Recorded 12 tackles, one break- running back. Recorded 27 up, one pass defended and one rushes for a four-yard-per-rush fumble recovery. average, eight receptions and two touchdowns. AT MUS: A member of the four-time state championship AT MUS: A School lacrosse team. A member of Ambassador. Member of the the Honor Council and the Latin Student Council. Commissioner Club. A School Ambassador. of Student Athletics. A member Participates in the Red and of the baseball team. Blue Convention and in Heartbeat (a substance abuse AWAY FROM MUS: Attends prevention group). Hope Presbyterian Church. Plays summer baseball for Dulins Dodgers. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends Idlewild Presbyterian Church. Takes mission trips to Nicaragua in the summer. Volunteers for FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Michael Gunn (math) because “he is More Than a Meal. Plays summer lacrosse for the No-Excuse a great teacher and he has a great sense of humor.” team. Coaches a 2PC flag football team. Coaches a Buzzards PERSONAL: The son of Alice and Jeff Wright, brother Jeffrey ’07 lacrosse team. and Blair ’08. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mr. Dax Torrey (English) because “I enjoyed his class. Even though he was my middle school English teacher, we still have conversations about everything (including Auburn and Alabama).” PERSONAL: The son of Anne and Drew Wilson, brother Edward, sister Curry.
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44 2014 VARSITY OWLS SENIORS
CHRISTIAN YARWOOD MIKE CARRIER 76 6-1 200 DL TEAM MANAGER
FOOTBALL: Played in five games at defensive line. Helped a defense that recorded 30 turnovers and 27 sacks. AT MUS: A member of the off-season Phy-D group. A peer tutor. Participated in the Civic Service Organization and in Wish Bowl. AWAY FROM MUS: Attends St. George’s Episcopal Church. Plays the piano. Works at Kanakuk Summer Camp. FAVORITE TEACHER: Mrs. Analice Sowell (science) because “she is not only a great teacher, but she also helps if you have a problem. She never hesitates to encourage or do little things to motivate us to do our best.” PERSONAL: The son of Caroline and Ian Yarwood. GO, OWLS! We love to see you smile! Ask about our FREE exams and x-rays.
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45 JUNIORS MEET THE TEAM
Carter Coleman Jackson Dickinson Witt Fesmire Matt Flaherty Tom Fowlkes
Jalen Friendly Bolton Gayden Tim Hart John Kakales Mac McArtor
Thomas Pickens William Rantzow Daniel Tancredi Swep Wallace David Watkins
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46 2014 VARSITY OWLS SOPHOMORES
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47 SOPHOMORES MEET THE TEAM
Bradley Foley Kobe Gibson Charlie Gilliland Josh Gray Jack Heathcott
Henry Holmes David Jordan Cole Middlebrook Christopher Nanney Ogonna Oraedu
Ryan Pahlow Steven Regis Brent Robinson Jacob Rotter Evan Smith GO, Jack Solberg Harrison Tabor OWLS! 48 SALUTE TO MUS LOWER SCHOOL COACHES
The MUS football teams have long been blessed by the split, and Jim and Bobby helped make that transition smooth. efforts of our Lower School coaches in preparing our Few schools are so fortunate to have alums give so much of younger Owls. Two alums have stood out in their service and their time and energy back. leadership. Jim Burnett ’83 began coaching our 7th graders Assisting Coach Burnett this year are: Craig Christenbury ’83, as an independent team in 1990 and then became the Derek Clenin ’03, Richard Moore ’98, and Buck Towner ’07. school’s representative when we adopted 7th grade sports in 1992. Bobby Wade ’84 has guided our 8th grade team Assisting Coach Wade this year are: John Barton ’95, starting in 1993. Beginning in 2012 we went with a different Larry Heathcott, Chris Rogers, and Robert Vest. format in which we have a Blue Team and a Red Team evenly
MUS PARENTS’ ASSOCIATION Mission Statement: The Memphis University School Parents’ and students, sponsors programs of interest to parents, and assists Association is a community of parents and families working with communication between school and home. together with common purpose: to advance and support the mission of Memphis University School in order to enhance the The Parents’ Association Board of Directors meets twice a year school experience for the benefit of the students, families, faculty, – in August and in January – at which time the board reviews and administration. the plans for the year, the budget, and the progress of committee members. The annual membership dues are $50 per family. Please The primary purpose of the Parents’ Association of Memphis visit the school’s web site and click on the Parents page to learn University School is to support all areas of school activities. The more and join for the 2014-15 academic year. Association provides important services that benefit the faculty
49 FRESHMEN MEET THE TEAM
Tavion Alexander John Bolton Rashaad Clayton Josiah Crutchfield Baugh Doster
Buchanan Dunavant Sean Fitzhenry Matt Folgelman Bentley Greenfield Miller Grissinger
Jordan Hays Edward Henley Dorian Hopkins Jesse Homan Marshall Jones
Barry Klug Aedan McKay Matt Rhodes Mac Robinson Jack Samsel
50 2014 VARSITY OWLS FRESHMEN
Daniel Shumake John Ross Swaim Trey Thomas Bobby Wade Will West Go, Owls! Rucker Wilkinson
51 Now in its second decade, the Tennessee Super Prep Conference continues to represent the very best in high school football. Begun in 1997, the league originally had seven members from across the state: Baylor School, Brentwood Academy, Christian Brothers High School, Father Ryan High School, The McCallie School, Memphis University School, and Montgomery Bell Academy. Because of the success and tradition of these seven institutions in the classroom and on the field, the league earned the monikerSuper 7. For nine years, this league established itself as one of the premier conferences in the country. The member schools won more than 75 percent of their games against non-league opponents and defeated powerful teams from neighboring states such as Alabama, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi, and Texas. In fact, in seven of its first nine years, the league had at least one school ranked in the USA Today Top 25 poll, a truly amazing record. Since 2006, the league has expanded, changed the name to Tennessee Super Prep, and now includes all of its original seven members, plus Briarcrest Christian School, Ensworth School, Pope John Paul II, and St. Benedict at Auburndale. The TSSAA has divided the league into two regions, Mid-East and West. All of the teams will enter the playoff system, which was restructured in 2009 to include four games over the course of five weeks. With 11 members, the conference continues to exemplify the adjective super. Therefore, no matter where you may be in the state, if you are enjoying a Friday night in the Tennessee Super Prep Conference, you are seeing the best in high school football. WEST REGION
Briarcrest Christian School Christian Brothers High School Eads, TN 38028 • www.briarcrest.com Memphis, TN 38120 • www.cbhs.org
President: Mark Merrill President: Brother Chris Englert Head Coach: Brian Stewart Head Coach: Scott Vogel Nickname: Saints Nickname: Purple Wave Enrollment: 1,670 (600 in high school) Enrollment: 840 Composition: Coed (PreK2–12) Composition: Male (Grades 9–12) State Championships: 2 State Championships: 1
Memphis University School St. Benedict at Auburndale Memphis, TN 38119 • www.musowls.org Cordova, TN 38016 • www.sbaeagles.org
Headmaster: Ellis Haguewood Principal: Sondra Morris Head Coach: Bobby Alston Head Coach: Michael David Nickname: Owls Nickname: Eagles Enrollment: 660 Enrollment: 910 Composition: Male (Grades 7–12) Composition: Coed (Grades 9–12) State Championships: 5 State Championships: None
52 MID-EAST REGION
Baylor School Brentwood Academy Chattanooga, TN 37405 • www.baylorschool.org Brentwood, TN 37027 • www.brentwoodacademy.com
Headmaster: Scott Wilson Headmaster: Curt Masters Head Coach: Phillip Massey Head Coach: Cody White Nickname: Red Raiders Nickname: Eagles Enrollment: 1,080 (200 boarders) Enrollment: 780 Composition: Coed (Grades 6–12) Composition: Coed (Grades 6–12) State Championships: 1 State Championships: 10
Ensworth school Father Ryan High school McCallie School Nashville, TN 37221 • www.ensworth.com Nashville, TN 37204 • www.fatherryan.org Chattanooga, TN 37404 • www.mccallie.org
Headmaster: David Braemer President: Jim McIntyre Headmaster: Lee Burns Head Coach: Ricky Bowers Head Coach: Bruce Lussier Head Coach: Ralph Potter Nickname: Tigers Nickname: Fightin’ Irish Nickname: Blue Tornado Enrollment: 1,050 Enrollment: 907 Enrollment: 890 (240 boarders) Composition: Coed (Grades P1–12) Composition: Coed (Grades 9–12) Composition: Male (Grades 6–12) State Championships: 4 State Championships: 2 State Championships: 1
Montgomery Bell Academy Pope John Paul II Nashville, TN 37205 • www.montgomerybell.com Hendersonville, TN 37075 • www.jp2hs.org
Headmaster: Bradford Gioia Headmaster: Faustin Weber Head Coach: Marty Euverard Head Coach: Jerry Joslin Nickname: Big Red Nickname: Knights Enrollment: 715 Enrollment: 575 Composition: Male (Grades 7–12) Composition: Coed (Grades 9–12) State Championships: 9 State Championships: None
53 2013 D-II AA FINAL CONFERENCE STANDINGS
CONFERENCE POINTS OVERALL POINTS MID-EAST W L T For Opp Pct W L T For Opp Pct Home Away Neut Streak Ensworth 5 1 0 186 90 .833 11 1 0 404 169 .917 8-0 2-0 1-0 Won 3 MBA 5 1 0 171 129 .833 10 2 0 374 180 .833 6-0 4-2 0-0 Lost 1 Brentwood Academy 4 2 0 210 95 .857 8 4 0 389 159 .667 4-0 3-4 1-0 Lost 1 Baylor 3 3 0 136 107 .500 7 5 0 312 220 .583 5-2 2-3 0-0 Lost 1 Father Ryan 3 3 0 139 120 .500 6 5 0 297 186 .545 3-3 3-2 0-0 Lost 2 McCallie 1 5 0 144 184 .167 5 6 0 332 334 .333 3-3 1-5 0-0 Lost 1 Pope John Paul II 0 6 0 33 294 .000 4 7 0 134 386 .364 3-3 1-4 0-0 Lost 1
CONFERENCE POINTS OVERALL POINTS WEST W L T For Opp Pct W L T For Opp Pct Home Away Neut Streak MUS 3 0 0 125 32 1.000 10 3 0 395 213 .769 6-0 4-1 0-2 Lost 1 Briarcrest 2 1 0 51 66 .667 4 7 0 268 271 .364 2-4 2-3 0-0 Lost 3 CBHS 1 2 0 76 73 .333 6 6 0 334 268 .500 4-2 2-4 0-0 Lost 1 St. Benedict 0 3 0 35 116 .000 1 10 0 184 366 .091 1-4 0-6 0-0 Lost 8
TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G 1. Brentwood Academy ...... 12 2013 2540 721 4553 6.3 49 379.4 2. Ensworth ...... 12 2705 1571 616 4276 6.9 53 356.3 3. MBA ...... 12 2570 1664 651 4234 6.5 48 352.8 4. McCallie ...... 12 2594 1569 731 4163 5.7 42 346.9 5. MUS ...... 13 1647 2200 690 3847 5.6 51 295.9 6. Baylor ...... 12 2302 1100 522 3409 6.5 35 284.1 7. Father Ryan ...... 11 1812 1275 575 3087 5.4 34 280.6 8. CBHS ...... 12 2231 1127 582 3358 5.8 39 279.8 9. Pope John Paul II ...... 11 1636 1055 574 2691 4.7 15 244.6 10. St. Benedict ...... 11 559 1924 586 2483 4.2 22 225.7
TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G 1. Ensworth ...... 12 1096 1655 629 2751 4.4 17 229.2 2. Baylor ...... 12 1778 1240 563 3018 5.4 27 251.5 3. Brentwood Academy ...... 12 1716 1312 676 3028 4.5 21 252.3 4. MBA ...... 12 1269 1949 651 3218 4.9 23 268.2 5. Father Ryan ...... 11 1874 1175 575 3049 5.2 24 277.2 6. CBHS ...... 12 1697 1717 650 3414 5.3 36 284.5 7. MUS ...... 13 1721 2107 803 3828 4.8 27 294.5 8. Pope John Paul II ...... 11 2082 1216 502 3298 6.6 49 299.8 9. McCallie ...... 12 2121 2132 744 4253 5.7 39 354.4 10. St. Benedict ...... 11 2741 1522 666 4263 6.4 50 387.5
54 2013 TSSAA DIVISION II CLASS AA FOOTBALL PLAY-OFF BRACKET
FIRST ROUND QUARTERFINALS SEMIFINALS CHAMPIONSHIP November 8, 2013 November 15, 2013 November 22, 2013 December 5, 2013
St. Benedict (1-9) 6 CBHS 11 CBHS (5-5) 35 Ensworth 21 Ensworth (8-1) 40 Ensworth 27
Brentwood Aca. (7-3) 41 Brentwood Aca. 12 Briarcrest (4-6) 6
Ensworth
State Champions Pope John Paul II (4-6) 25 Baylor 10 Baylor (6-4) 41 MBA 17 MBA (9-1) 31 MUS 10
MUS 23 McCallie (3-7) 15 MUS 23 McCallie 10 Father Ryan (6-4) 12
SUPER PREP STATE CHAMPIONS DATE CHAMPION SCORE RUNNER-UP SITE 1998 Montgomery Bell Academy 21-19 Brentwood Academy Nashville 1999 Montgomery Bell Academy 49-15 Christian Brothers Nashville 2000 Montgomery Bell Academy (12-0) 8-7 Brentwood Academy (8-4) Nashville 2001 McCallie School (12-0) 17-16 Brentwood Academy (10-3) Nashville 2002 Montgomery Bell Academy (9-4) 27-11 Brentwood Academy (9-3) Nashville 2003 Montgomery Bell Academy (11-1) 38-14 Brentwood Academy (10-2) Nashville 2004 Memphis University School (11-1) 35-14 Brentwood Academy (8-5) Nashville 2005 Memphis University School (11-1) 30-27 Christian Brothers (10-2) Murfreesboro 2006 Brentwood Academy (11-1) 37-34 McCallie School (10-2) Murfreesboro 2007 Montgomery Bell Academy (13-0) 37-34 Brentwood Academy (11-2) Murfreesboro 2008 Memphis University School (13-0) 38-18 Brentwood Academy (8-5) Murfreesboro 2009 Memphis University School (13-0) 27-17 Montgomery Bell Academy (9-5) Cookeville 2010 Ensworth (10-2) 28-21 Baylor School (10-2) Cookeville 2011 Ensworth (11-1) 48-10 Baylor School (11-2) Cookeville 2012 Ensworth (13-0) 31-14 Memphis University School (10-3) Cookeville 2013 Ensworth (12-1) 31-14 Memphis University School (10-3) Cookeville
55 2013 MERCURY PLAYERS OF THE GAME ( presented by Earl Blankenship ’08
GAME DATE OPPONENT LOCATION OFFENSIVE PLAYER DEFENSIVE PLAYER BUZZARD PLAYER OF THE GAME OF THE GAME OF THE WEEK
8/24/13 Brentwood Aca. Vandy Darien Bradburn Bud Harris Anthony Walton
8/31/13 Kingsbury Home Malik Smith Colton Neel John Estes
9/7/13 Pulaski Aca. Away Gary Wunderlich Devin Perry Tate Solberg
9/14/13 Liberty Tech Away Devin Perry Tim Hart Stephen Tsiu
9/21/13 South Panola Home James Prather Colton Neel Lewis Hergenrader
9/28/13 Lafayette Co. Away Witt Hawkins Michael Fitzsimmons Austin Darr
10/5/13 CBHS Home Brant Newman Malik Smith Bolton Gayden
10/18/13 SBA Away Lucas Crenshaw Colton Neel Steven Regis
10/26/13 Craigmont Home Blake Bennett James Sexton William Rantzow
11/2/13 BCS Away Colton Neel Michael Fitzsimmons Gaines Whittington
11/16/13 GO,QF- McCallie Home Devin Perry James Prather
11/23/13 SF - MBA Home Blake Bennett Michael Fitzsimmons
12/6/13 SC - Ensworth Cookeville Devin Perry Trey Moore
OWLS!The awards are selected by the MUS Broadcast Team after each game. The Buzzard Player of The Week is selected by the coaches, with input from the starters.
56 MUS COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Lanny Butler ’59 – Washington & Lee Jonathan Howard ’82 – Ole Miss Tommy Keesee ’59 – Washington & Lee Bill Lansden ’82 – Rhodes Syd Butler ’60 – Washington & Lee Paul Luttrell ’82 – Millsaps Jimmy Haygood ’60 – Vanderbilt Mac McCarroll ’83 – Vanderbilt Trow Gillespie ’65 – Vanderbilt Bill Sorrells ’83 – Army Mike Taylor ’67 – Millsaps Jay Steed ’85 – Georgia Tech Mike Coop ’68 – Millsaps Craig Witt ’85 – Vanderbilt Ernie James ’68 – Southwestern Sterritt Armstrong ’86 – Army Wiley O’Neal ’68 – Vanderbilt Dylan Black ’86 – Harvard John Cady ’69 – Southwestern Andy McArtor ’86 – Air Force Weber Laughlin ’69 – Memphis State Andy McCarroll ’86 – Vanderbilt Haynes McBride ’69 – Oklahoma Greg McGowan ’86 – Dartmouth John Remmers ’69 – Vanderbilt Dave Evans ’87 – Air Force
Mark Pera (Auburn) Bill Smith ’69 – Georgia Jon Van Hoozer ’88 – Richmond Lynn Green ’70 – Vanderbilt David Willmott ’88 – Williams Hal McGeorge ’70 – Memphis State Matthew Crosby ’89 – Millsaps Kelly McGuire ’70 – Southwestern Pat Hopper ’89 – Air Force Mike Murphy ’70 – Memphis State Daniel Newton ’90 – Rhodes Rob Jones ’73 – Vanderbilt Ryan Ehrhart ’91 – Colorado College Mark McGuire ’73 – Georgia Tech Tom Hutton ’91 – Tennessee Bruce Bolton ’75 – Alabama John Sartelle ’92 – Tennessee Tony Settles ’75 – Memphis State Major Wright ’92 – Lambuth Brad Adams ’78 – Williams Jackson Moore ’93 – SMU Tommy Christenbury ’78 – Arkansas Lake Newton ’93 – Rhodes Cecil Godman ’78 – Rhodes Thomas Quinlen ’93 – Colorado College Conrad McCrary ’78 – Ole Miss continued next page Skipper Pridgen ’78 – Rhodes George Skouteris ’80 – Tennessee Rick Thornton ’81 – Memphis State Mac McCarroll (Vanderbilt) Tim Deaton ’82 – Rhodes
Kelly McGuire (Southwestern) Jake Rudolph and Mitchell Thompson Thomas Quinlen (Colorado College) (both at Washington & Lee)
57 MUS COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYERS (continued) Hart Weatherford ’93 – Tennessee Thomas Bowden ’00 – Millsaps Michael Folk ’09 – North Carolina Hamilton Eggers ’94 – Rhodes Steven Campbell ’00 – Millsaps Cliff Jones ’09 – Auburn Wes McCluney ’94 – Virginia John Rodney ’00 – Virginia Taylor Reed ’09 – Mississippi State Brian O’Sullivan ’94 – Colorado College Brent Blankenship ’01 – Furman David Tillman ’09 – Tennessee at Chatt. Trey Carr ’95 – Washington & Lee Chance Carlisle ’01 – Yale Walt Wepfer ’09 – Vanderbilt Will Thompson ’95 – Virginia Jim Hopkins ’01 – Rhodes Barry Brunetti ’10 – West Virginia, Ole Miss Jacob Vezina ’95 – Hampden Sydney Scott Vogel ’01 – Memphis Hank Hill ’10 – Washington & Lee Stefan Banks ’98 – Texas A&M Estes Folk ’02 – Princeton Christian Kauffman ’10 – Alabama Kevin Bohannon ’98 – Memphis Ross Rutledge ’02 – Millsaps Keith McBride ’10 – Navy, William & Mary Richard Moore ’98 – North Carolina David Thompson ’02 – Arkansas Jake Rudolph ’10 – Washington & Lee Mark Pera ’99 – Auburn Derek Clenin ’03 – Memphis Mitchell Thompson ’10 – Washington & Lee Wes Scott ’99 – Ole Miss Charlie Gordon ’03 – Millsaps Henry Dickinson ’11 – Illinois John Phillips ’03 – Virginia Zach Erickson ’11 – Liberty John Conrad McCrary ’04 – Tenn. Tech Toby Baker ’12 – Arkansas John David Lawhorn ’05 – Ole Miss Ben Benton ’12 – Arkansas Mason Mosby ’05 – Rhodes Britt Colcolough ’12 – Princeton Rob Park ’05 – Ole Miss Daniel Cunningham ’12 – Cornell Marc Purnell '05 – Austin Peay State Alex Dale ’12 – Cincinatti, MTSU Andrew Gordon ’06 – Princeton Ben Still ’12 – Ole Miss Russell Nenon ’06 – Wake Forest Nicholas Vergos ’12 – Richmond Will Pickens ’06 – Davidson Ford Howell ’13 – Wake Forest Max Prokell ’06 – Richmond Arbre Jones ’13 – Murray State Drew Alston ’07 – Cornell DJ Walker ’13 – Rhodes College Tyler Horn ’07 – Miami Will Whitley ’13 – Tennessee at Martin Zach Scott ’07 – San Diego State Whit Hawkins ’14 – Washington & Lee John Stokes ’07 – Vanderbilt Trey Moore ’14 – Richmond Barrett Huggins ’08 – Rhodes Devin Perry ’14 – North Carolina DeAndre Jones ’08 – Vanderbilt James Prather ’14 – Northwestern Chris Taylor ’08 – Austin Peay State Gary Wunderlich ’14 – Ole Miss Luke Wynn ’08 – Furman Dylan Cunningham ’09 – Cornell Max Prokell (Richmond)
Mark McGuire 26 (Georgia Tech) David Thompson (Arkansas)
58 MUS PRO FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Tom Hutton ’91—Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins Tyler Horn ’07—Tennessee Titans, Houston Texans
Tom Hutton (Tennessee, Philadelphia Eagles, Miami Dolphins)
Russell Nenon (Wake Forest) Jonathan Howard (Ole Miss) Will Thompson (Virginia) and Richard Moore (North Carolina) Go, Owls!
A TRADITION OF CLASSICAL PORTRAITURE SINCE 1942
Lysbeth Kent Francis 901-452-7448 Email: [email protected] www.portraitsinc.com Jon Van Hoozer (Richmond)
59 MEET THE BROADCAST TEAM
MIKE LAWHEAD BOBBY WADE ’84 BARRY RAY
MUS varsity football games are broadcast on WMC 790 AM, and this is the crew you hear. Marking the 18th year of Owl Broadcasting, Mike Lawhead gives play-by-play with Bobby Wade ’84 and Barry Ray providing color commentary. If you can’t be at the game, tune to WMC 790 AM to hear all the action.
NORMAN THOMPSON BILL TAYLOR DAX TORREY ’94
VOICE OF THE OWLS AND HIS CREW If you have attended an MUS home football game in the last 29 years, you have heard the voice of “Stormin’” Norman Thompson over the loudspeaker. Thompson, MUS English teacher by day since 1972, became the play-by-play announcer for the Owls’ home games in the fall of 1985, when Coach Jake Rudolph drafted him. Since that first season, Thompson has not missed a home game and declares, “There is no place on earth that I would rather be on a Friday night.” Over the years, he has honed his skill at reporting and has become famous for coining such terms as “Tackle made by a host of Owls!” and has even been referred to as the “Voice of the Owls.” Bill Taylor is also on hand every home game to aid Thompson by spotting players, and Dax Torrey ’94 lends his expertise as the official game statistician. So next time you attend a home game, take a time-out to appreciate this dedicated crew and listen to “Stormin’ Norman” call them as he sees them. Check out the MUS website, www.musowls.org, for updated sports information and live webcasts of home games.
60 Join the fun! MUS Homecoming & Reunion Weekend FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 2014 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 2014 • Pep Rally in Hyde Chapel. School tours to follow if • Alumni Golf Scramble - Audubon Park Golf Course there is interest • Individual reunion parties for '04 and '09 classes • 50th Reunion Luncheon for the class of '64 • Tailgate dinner in the MUS Dining Hall • Homecoming game: Owls vs. Lafayette (Oxford, MS)
Contact your class rep for more information on all events or check the website, musowls.org/NetCommunity/AlumniReunionsAndEvents.
MUS FOOTBALL CHEERLEADERS
Front row; Allison Ann Gusmus, Mary Margaret Moore, Bethany Fields, Emma Howell, Haley Putman, Caroline Rogers, Annie Thompson Back row; Natalie Magness, Emily Shores, Lillie Burrow, Katie Sneed, Grace Garrott, Grace Sexton, Halle Garland
61 2013 MUS TEAM STATISTICS
MUS OPP MUS OPP SCORING 395 213 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 8.7 4.3 Points Per Game 30.4 16.4 INT RETURN AVERAGE 9.9 13.1 FIRST DOWNS 204 200 FUMBLES-LOST 21-9 32-16 Rushing 98 102 PENALTIES-Yards 71-592 91-649 Passing 94 83 Average Per Game 45.5 49.9 Penalty 12 15 PUNTS-Yards 47-2016 60-2017 RUSHING YARDAGE 1647 1721 Average Per Punt 42.9 33.6 Yards gained rushing 2002 2085 Net punt average 40.0 30.5 Yards lost rushing 355 364 KICKOFFS-Yards 73-4295 43-2047 Rushing Attempts 403 496 Average Per Kick 58.8 47.6 Average Per Rush 4.1 3.5 Net kick average 42.5 31.1 Average Per Game 126.7 132.4 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 20:57 27:03 TDs Rushing 29 11 3RD-DOWN Conversions 43/123 51/172 PASSING YARDAGE 2197 2107 3rd-Down Pct 35% 30% Comp-Att-Int 151-287-14 166-307-17 4TH-DOWN Conversions 7/13 22/37 Average Per Pass 7.7 6.9 4th-Down Pct 54% 59% Average Per Catch 14.5 12.7 SACKS BY-Yards 27-130 16-107 Average Per Game 169.0 162.1 MISC YARDS 0 0 TDs Passing 22 16 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 52 29 TOTAL OFFENSE 3844 3828 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 9-17 5-10 Total Plays 690 803 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-1 1-6 Average Per Play 5.6 4.8 RED-ZONE SCORES (41-53) 77% (19-30) 63% Average Per Game 295.7 294.5 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (36-53) 68% (15-30) 50% KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 29-609 16-236 PAT-ATTEMPTS (50-51) 98% (14-18) 78% PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 19-166 13-56 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 17-168 14-184 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total MUS 105 100 109 81 395 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.0 14.8 OPPONENTS 46 33 51 83 213
2013 MUS FOOTBALL HONORS TEAM AWARDS Liberty Bowl High School All-Star Team: The Commercial Appeal Offensive Line: Brant Newman Trey Moore Kyle Naes Best of the Preps “All Metro” Offensive Receiver: Devin Perry Dennis Parnell Devin Perry Private Schools Offensive Back: Colton Neel James Prather Malik Smith Mike Fitzsimmons Trey Moore Defensive Line: Malik Smith Gary Wunderlich Colton Neel Devin Perry Linebacker: James Prather James Prather Drew Richmond Buzzards: Trey Moore D-II AA West Coaches All Region Team Malik Smith Gary Wunderlich Secondary: Lucas Crenshaw 1st Team Special Teams: Gary Wunderlich Michael Fitzsimmons Trey Moore TSWA Division II All-State Team Colton Neel Dennis Parnell Tim Hart Colton Neel SPECIAL AWARDS Devin Perry James Prather Devin Perry James Prather Steve Minkin Headhunter Award: Drew Richmond Malik Smith Drew Richmond Gary Wunderlich Michael Fitzsimmons Gary Wunderlich Holiday Ham—Trey Jordan “Do Right” Award: Anthony Walton 2nd Team Dan Griffin Spirit Award Blake Bennett Lucas Crenshaw Offense: Witt Hawkins, Devin Perry Tim Hart Witt Hawkins Defense: James Prather A.J. Hunt Will Morrison W.S. Roberts MVP Award Kyle Naes Brant Newman Offense: Colton Neel James Sexton Defense: Michael Fitzsimmons The Commercial Appeal ALL-STAR SELECTIONS—2013 Best of the Preps Football Finalist TSSAA Offense: Devin Perry Tennessee Titan Mr. Football D-II AA Back Finalist: Defense: James Prather Devin Perry Tennessee Titan Mr. Football D-II AA Lineman Finalist: Gary Wunderlich
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RUSHING ...... GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Colton Neel ...... 11 167 1047 33 1014 6.1 24 44 92.2 Darien Bradburn ...... 6 57 329 9 320 5.6 0 30 53.3 Connor Wright ...... 8 27 125 16 109 4.0 0 21 13.6 Witt Hawkins ...... 13 14 95 0 95 6.8 1 32 7.3 Chris Davis ...... 13 21 116 26 90 4.3 1 39 6.9 Marcus Evans ...... 6 19 67 11 56 2.9 0 14 9.3 Blake Bennett ...... 3 37 100 73 27 0.7 3 10 2.1 Devin Perry ...... 13 7 31 6 25 3.6 0 10 1.9 Thomas Pickens ...... 1 4 23 0 23 5.8 0 9 23.0 Ryan Pahlow ...... 3 5 22 0 22 4.4 0 9 7.3 Jack Dickinson ...... 6 9 17 2 15 1.7 0 5 2.5 Lewis Hergenrader ...... 7 3 8 0 8 2.7 0 3 1.1 Evan Smith ...... 4 6 13 5 8 1.3 0 8 2.0 Gary Wunderlich ...... 13 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 4 0.3 Terrell Jackson ...... 7 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Marvin Banks ...... 6 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -0.3 James Sexton ...... 13 8 2 47 -45 -5.6 0 2 -3.5 MUS Team ...... 9 16 3 125 -122 -7.6 0 3 -13.6 TOTAL...... 13 403 2002 355 1647 4.1 29 44 126.7 OPPONENTS...... 13 496 2085 364 1721 3.5 11 60 132.4
PASSING...... GP Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yards TD Lng Avg/G Blake Bennett ...... 13 147.59 75-148-8 50.7 1348 14 77 103.7 James Sexton ...... 13 121.55 64-114-4 56.1 708 7 45 54.5 Marcus Evans ...... 6 114.29 12-22-1 54.5 141 1 33 23.5 Terrell Jackson ...... 7 0.00 0-2-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Thomas Pickens ...... 1 -200.00 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTAL ...... 13 132.46 151-287-14 52.6 2197 22 77 169.0 OPPONENTS ...... 13 117.85 166-307-17 54.1 2107 16 83 162.1
RECEIVING...... GP Number Yards Avg TD Long Avg/G Devin Perry ...... 13 58 1007 17.4 9 68 77.5 Witt Hawkins ...... 13 31 378 12.2 2 77 29.1 Sam Fowlkes ...... 13 15 222 14.8 2 45 17.1 Colton Neel ...... 11 15 178 11.9 2 36 16.2 Connor Wright ...... 8 8 126 15.8 2 57 15.8 Chris Davis ...... 13 8 122 15.2 1 36 9.4 Jalen Friendly...... 9 4 24 6.0 0 16 2.7 Blake Wallace...... 8 2 54 27.0 0 38 6.8 Renn Eason...... 13 2 18 9.0 1 10 1.4 James Prather ...... 13 2 13 6.5 2 11 1.0 Darien Bradburn ...... 6 2 9 4.5 0 7 1.5 Terrell Jackson ...... 7 1 28 28.0 0 28 4.0 Tom Fowlkes ...... 12 1 16 16.0 1 16 1.3 Bud Harris ...... 13 1 7 7.0 0 7 0.5 Drew Crain ...... 4 1 -5 -5.0 0 0 -1.2 TOTAL...... 13 151 2197 14.5 22 77 169.0 OPPONENTS...... 13 166 2107 12.7 16 83 162.1
SCORING...... TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Colton Neel ...... 26 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 158 Gary Wunderlich ...... 0 9-17 49-50 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 76 Devin Perry ...... 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54 Blake Bennett ...... 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 0 18 Witt Hawkins ...... 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Connor Wright ...... 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Sam Fowlkes ...... 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Chris Davis ...... 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 James Prather ...... 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Renn Eason ...... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Tom Fowlkes ...... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 A.J. Hunt ...... 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 MUS Team ...... 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 2 4 Jack Skahan ...... 0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 1 TOTAL...... 52 9-17 50-51 0-0 1 1-1 0 2 395 OPPONENTS...... 29 5-10 14-18 1-4 4 4-7 0 0 213
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INTERCEPTIONS Number Yards Avg TD Long Lucas Crenshaw ...... 3 29 9.7 0 29 A.J. Hunt ...... 3 31 10.3 0 34 James Prather ...... 2 0 0.0 0 0 Mac McArtor ...... 1 8 8.0 0 8 Tim Hart ...... 1 23 23.0 0 23 Jay Mitchum ...... 1 0 0.0 0 0 Tom Fowlkes ...... 1 0 0.0 0 0 Devin Perry ...... 1 30 30.0 0 30 Bud Harris ...... 1 35 35.0 0 35 Michael Fitzsim ...... 1 11 11.0 0 11 Tal Keel ...... 1 1 1.0 0 1 MaLeik Gatewood ...... 1 0 0.0 0 0 TOTAL...... 17 168 9.9 0 35 OPPONENTS...... 14 184 13.1 2 68
PUNT RETURNS Number Yards Avg TD Long Witt Hawkins ...... 14 105 7.5 0 20 Lucas Crenshaw ...... 2 37 18.5 0 0 Colton Neel ...... 2 15 7.5 0 11 Tom Fowlkes ...... 1 9 9.0 0 9 TOTAL...... 19 166 8.7 0 20 OPPONENTS...... 13 56 4.3 0 9
KICK RETURNS Number Yards Avg TD Long Colton Neel ...... 13 273 21.0 0 45 Devin Perry ...... 8 213 26.6 0 69 Tom Fowlkes ...... 3 57 19.0 0 23 Witt Hawkins ...... 2 20 10.0 0 12 Darien Bradburn ...... 1 14 14.0 0 14 Jalen Friendly ...... 1 14 14.0 0 14 Chris Davis ...... 1 18 18.0 0 18 TOTAL...... 29 609 21.0 0 69 OPPONENTS...... 16 236 14.8 0 37
FUMBLE RETURNS Number Yards Avg TD Long A.J. Hunt ...... 1 29 29.0 1 2 TOTAL...... 1 29 29.0 1 29 OPPONENTS...... 3 61 20.3 0 57
TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Blake Bennett ...... 13 185 27 1348 1375 105.8 Colton Neel ...... 11 167 1014 0 1014 92.2 James Sexton ...... 13 122 -45 708 663 51.0 Darien Bradburn ...... 6 57 320 0 320 53.3 Marcus Evans ...... 6 41 56 141 197 32.8 Connor Wright ...... 8 27 109 0 109 13.6 Witt Hawkins ...... 13 14 95 0 95 7.3 Chris Davis ...... 13 21 90 0 90 6.9 Devin Perry ...... 13 7 25 0 25 1.9 Thomas Pickens ...... 1 5 23 0 23 23.0 Ryan Pahlow ...... 3 5 22 0 22 7.3 Jack Dickinson ...... 6 9 15 0 15 2.5 Lewis Hergenrad ...... 7 3 8 0 8 1.1 Evan Smith ...... 4 6 8 0 8 2.0 Gary Wunderlich ...... 13 1 4 0 4 0.3 Marvin Banks ...... 6 1 -2 0 -2 -0.3 MUS Team ...... 9 16 -122 0 -122 -13.6 TOTAL...... 13 743 1315 2935 4250 326.9 OPPONENTS...... 13 764 1356 2455 3811 293.2
FIELD GOALS...... FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Gary Wunderlich...... 9-17 52.9 0-0 3-4 3-3 2-7 1-3 51 0
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|------TACKLES ------| |-SACKS-| |------PASS DEF------| |------FUMBLES ------| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 44 Michael Fitzsimmons ...... 13 115 . 115.0 8.0-17 4.0-11 1-11 1 2 . . . . 46 James Prather ...... 13 92 . 92.0 17.0-61 8.0-44 2-0 2 7 1-0 1 . . 6 Trey Moore ...... 13 74 . 74.0 7.0-14 2.0-3 . 3 2 . . . . 21 A.J. Hunt ...... 13 59 . 59.0 . . 3-31 2 . 1-29 1 . . 52 Malik Smith ...... 13 55 . 55.0 7.0-13 5.0-11 . 1 2 . . . . 45 Bud Harris ...... 13 49 . 49.0 8.0-30 1.0-6 1-35 2 1 2-0 . . . 38 Lucas Crenshaw ...... 13 46 . 46.0 . . 3-29 15 . 1-0 . 4 . 40 Will Morrison ...... 13 45 . 45.0 4.0-10 . . 1 6 1-0 . . . 13 MaLeik Gatewood ...... 10 37 . 37.0 3.0-5 . 1-0 2 . . . . . 56 Bobby Lewis ...... 13 34 . 34.0 5.0-6 2.0-2 . . 1 . . . . 54 Andrew Crosby ...... 13 25 . 25.0 2.0-3 . . . 1 1-0 . . . 32 Peyton Jones ...... 13 16 . 16.0 5.0-29 2.0-16 . 1 2 . . . . 34 Tate Solberg ...... 13 15 . 15.0 ...... 47 Jack Christenbury ...... 12 14 . 14.0 1.0-2 ...... 27 Griffin Wilson ...... 9 12 . 12.0 . . . 1 . 1-0 . . . 12 Thomas Pickens ...... 1 11 . 11.0 . . . 1 . . . . . 61 David Watkins ...... 12 11 . 11.0 3.0-17 2.0-13 . . . 2-0 1 . . 53 William Rantzow ...... 11 11 . 11.0 1.0-5 . . 2 . 1-0 . . . 49 John Madden ...... 11 10 . 10.0 2.0-2 . . 3 . . . . . 9 Grayson Lynn ...... 11 9 . 9.0 ...... 22 Colton Neel ...... 11 8 . 8.0 . . . 1 . . 1 . . 28 Myatt McClure ...... 13 7 . 7.0 ...... 30 Tal Keel ...... 13 7 . 7.0 . . 1-1 ...... 20 Jay Mitchum ...... 10 6 . 6.0 . . 1-0 ...... 93 Mac McArtor ...... 6 5 . 5.0 1.0-1 . 1-8 ...... 86 Gaines Whitington ...... 10 4 . 4.0 3.0-7 1.0-3 . . . 1-0 . . . 2 Devin Perry ...... 13 4 . 4.0 . . 1-30 1 . . . . . 90 Hunter Varner ...... 9 4 . 4.0 3.0-11 1.0-5 . . 1 . . . . 42 Swep Wallace ...... 9 4 . 4.0 ...... 58 Wesley Grace ...... 12 3 . 3.0 ...... 31 Sullivan Ford ...... 13 3 . 3.0 ...... 81 Tom Fowlkes ...... 12 3 . 3.0 . . 1-0 . . 1-0 . . . 18 Josh Dixon ...... 13 3 . 3.0 ...... 24 Marvin Banks ...... 6 3 . 3.0 . . . 1 . . . . . 17 Sam Fowlkes ...... 13 3 . 3.0 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 37 Jack Dickinson ...... 6 2 . 2.0 ...... 4 Darien Bradburn ...... 6 2 . 2.0 ...... 48 Gary Wunderlich ...... 13 2 . 2.0 ...... 92 Carter Coleman ...... 3 1 . 1.0 ...... 89 Bolton Gayden ...... 5 1 . 1.0 ...... 80 David Dabov ...... 3 1 . 1.0 ...... 55 Lewis Hergenrader ...... 7 1 . 1.0 ...... 50 Mitchell Clark ...... 4 1 . 1.0 ...... 23 Terrell Jackson ...... 7 1 . 1.0 ...... 26 Jalen Friendly ...... 9 1 . 1.0 ...... 97 Michael Swift ...... 2 1 . 1.0 ...... 11 Connor Wright ...... 8 1 . 1.0 ...... 78 Dennis Parnell ...... 13 1 . 1.0 ...... MUS Team ...... 9 ...... 2 TOTAL...... 13 942 . 942.0 101-289 27-130 17-168 40 34 15-29 10 4 2 OPPONENTS...... 13 442 132 508.0 71-287 16-107 14-184 32 13 9-61 10 . .
65 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS TEAM STATS: DEFENSE NET RUSHING ALLOWED - GAME NET RUSHING ALLOWED - SEASON NET RUSHING ALLOWED Total Yards Average Yards Per Game 1. -12 vs White Station in 2012 1. 904 in 1967 1. 85.8 in 2008 2. -5 vs Northside in 2006 2. 979 in 1981 2. 86.8 in 1989 3. -5 vs Harding in 1990 3. 1029 in 1979 3. 90.4 in 1967 4. -3 vs Catholic in 1989 4. 1116 in 2008 4. 97.9 in 1981 5. -3 vs Bartlett in 1975 5. 1129 in 1989 97.9 in 1980
NET PASSING ALLOWED - GAME NET PASSING ALLOWED - SEASON NET PASSING ALLOWED Total Yards Average Yards Per Game 1. -7 vs Catholic in 1988 1. 344 in 1976 1. 34.4 in 1976 2. -2 vs Briarcrest in 2006 2. 361 in 1967 2. 36.1 in 1967 3. 0 vs 18 Opponents 3. 370 in 1979 3. 39.6 in 1977 (Last Done vs CBHS in 2003) 4. 450 in 1975 4. 41.4 in 1979 5. 475 in 1977 5. 45.0 in 1975
TOTAL OFFENSE ALLOWED - GAME TOTAL OFFENSE ALLOWED - SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE ALLOWED Total Yards Average Yards Per Game 1. 40 vs Bishop Byrne in 1967 1. 1265 in 1967 1. 126.5 in 1967 2. 43 vs Catholic in 1989 2. 1399 in 1979 2. 155.4 in 1979 3. 51 vs Germantown in 1975 3. 1593 in 1975 3. 157.8 in 1977 4. 55 vs Kingsbury in 2011 4. 1607 in 1981 4. 159.3 in 1975 5. 58 vs Ripley in 1975 5. 1810 in 1982 5. 160.7 in 1981
POINTS ALLOWED - SEASON POINTS ALLOWED Points Scored Average Points Per Game 1. 33 in 1967 1. 3.3 in 1967 33 in 1957 2. 4.1 in 1957 3. 59 in 1964 3. 6.6 in 1964 4. 79 in 1981 4. 6.8 in 1977 5. 80 in 1975 5. 7.9 in 1981 MUS TEAM STATS: OFFENSE NET RUSHING - GAME NET RUSHING - SEASON NET RUSHING Total Yards Average Yards Per Game 1. 509 vs Northside in 1996 1. 3056 in 1980 1. 254.7 in 1980 2. 496 vs SBEC in 1979 2. 2956 in 1996 2. 246.3 in 1996 3. 461 vs Memphis Prep in 1980 3. 2870 in 1977 3. 239.2 in 1977 4. 460 vs White Station in 1981 4. 2764 in 1989 4. 239.0 in 1981 5. 437 vs Wooddale in 1981 5. 2750 in 1990 5. 235.2 in 1972
NET PASSING - GAME NET PASSING - SEASON NET PASSING Total Yards Average Yards Per Game 1. 440 vs Baylor in 2006 1. 2935 in 2012 1. 225.8 in 2012 2. 409 vs Brentwood Academy in 2012 2. 2399 in 2009 2. 193.6 in 2003 3. 383 vs Ensworth in 2012 3. 2212 in 1990 3. 184.5 in 2009 4. 368 vs Father Ryan in 2003 4. 2162 in 1991 4. 173.8 in 2005 5. 344 at Lafayette Co in 2013 5. 2130 in 1985 5. 167.8 in 2010
TOTAL OFFENSE - GAME TOTAL OFFENSE - SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE Total Yards Average Yards Per Game 1. 565 vs Bartlett in 1965 1. 4962 in 1990 1. 369.3 in 2009 2. 551 vs Northside in 1996 2. 4801 in 2009 2. 345.0 in 1991 3. 524 vs Ripley in 1974 3. 4485 in 1991 3. 330.8 in 1990 4. 508 vs Briarcrest in 2010 4. 4390 in 1985 4. 328.0 in 2008 5. 499 vs SBEC in 1979 5. 4264 in 2008 5. 327.0 in 1982
POINTS SCORED - GAME POINTS SCORED - SEASON POINTS SCORED Total Points Scored Average Points Per Game 1. 70 vs Northside in 1996 1. 526 in 1991 1. 40.4 in 1991 2. 69 vs Catholic in 1990 2. 498 in 2008 2. 38.3 in 2008 3. 64 vs Somerville in 1970 3. 495 in 2009 3. 38.1 in 2009 4. 63 vs Memphis Prep in 1980 4. 472 in 1990 4. 36.0 in 2012 5. 62 vs White Station in 1981 5. 468 in 2012 5. 31.9 in 1967
66 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: ALL-STAR DEFENSE Points Per Tackle By Position (Post-1980) TACKLES OUTSIDE LINEBACKERS 1. 3.11 by DJ Walker in 2012 1. 3.48 by James Prather in 2011 2. 2.81 by Mason George in 2005 2. 3.06 by Walt Wepfer in 2008 3. 2.80 by Andrew Gardella in 2009 3. 2.37 by Graham Jones in 2008 4. 2.64 by James Hudson in 1982 4. 2.27 by Tim Deaton in 1981 5. 2.58 by Bill Lansden in 1981 5. 2.22 by Clay Maddox in 1990
ENDS HALFBACKS 1. 4.13 by George Coors in 2008 1. 3.37 by Ryan Ehrhart in 1990 2. 2.98 by Buck Towner in 2005 2. 2.44 by Lowell Hays in 2008 3. 2.69 by James Prather 2012 3. 1.88 by Murray Foster in 1982 4. 2.58 by Trey Watkins in 1990 4. 1.85 by Preston Dellinger in 1987 5. 1.74 by Logan Welch in 2004 INSIDE LINEBACKERS 1.74 by William Tayloe in 1991 1. 2.09 by DeAndre Jones in 2007 2. 2.04 by James Prather in 2013 SAFETY 3. 1.84 by Robert Rowan in 2001 1. 2.00 by Richard Moore in 1996 4. 1.76 by Shannon Rhodes in 1989 2. 1.67 by Jon Van Hoozer in 1987 5. 1.59 by Peyton Klawinski in 2012 3. 1.50 by Donnie Malmo in 2005 4. 1.45 by Dede Malmo in 1983 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: DEFENSE
MOST PASS INTERCEPTIONS—GAME MOST TACKLES - SEASON 1. 4 by Dede Malmo vs Tupelo in 1984 1. 149 by Michael Skouteris in 1987 2. 144 by Harrison Martin in 2009 MOST PASS INTERCEPTIONS - SEASON 3. 140 by Shannon Rhodes in 1989 1. 8 by Wesley Grace in 1985 4. 130 by Trevor Benitone in 1990 8 by John Sharp in 1980 5. 126 by Trevor Benitone in 1989 3. 7 by Ryan Ehrhart in 1990 6. 125 by Will Stratton in 1987 7 by Rick Ferguson in 1964 125 by Bobby Wade in 1983 5. 6 by Taylor Trezevant in 2001 8. 124 by Bob McEwan in 1983 6 by Philip Wunderlich in 1989 9. 121 by Ted Angelakis in 1980 6 by Jon Van Hoozer in 1987 10. 119 by Tim Hart in 2013 6 by Dede Malmo in 1984 119 by Brent Blankenship in 2000
MOST PASS INTERCEPTIONS - CAREER MOST TACKLES - CAREER 1. 13 by Rick Ferguson (1962-64) 1. 314 by Tyler Wohrman (1999-02) 2. 12 by Donnie Malmo (2003-05) 2. 300 by Peyton Klawinski (2010-12) 3. 11 by Hart Weatherford (1990-92) 3. 284 by Harrison Martin (2007-09) 11 by John Sharp (1978-80) 284 by Jay Steed (1982-84) 5. 10 by Richard Moore (1994-97) 5. 267 by Trevor Benitone (1988-90) 10 by Tate Conrad (1989-91) 6. 262 by Lake Newton (1990-92) 10 by Ryan Ehrhart (1989-90) 7. 256 by Mac McCarroll (1980-82) 10 by Dede Malmo (1982-84) 8. 244 by Bobby Wade (1981-83) 9. 8 by Logan Welch (2002-05) 9. 239 by Michael Skouteris (1986-87) 8 by Wesley Grace (1984-85) 10. 231 by Brent Blankenship (1998-00) 8 by John Norfleet (1975-77)
The 1967 team was the school’s first undefeated and untied team and perhaps the best defensive squad in MUS history. This team allowed only 33 points all year in going 10-0. Here junior Peter Roop (83) makes a stop for this successful team.
67 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: KICKING
MOST FIELD GOALS—GAME MOST POINTS BY A KICKER—SEASON 1. 3 by Gary Wunderlich vs McCallie in 2013 1. 107 by Christian Kauffman in 2009 3 by Christian Kauffman vs Father Ryan in 2009 2. 86 by Jody McCormack in 1991 3 by Chad Hazlehurst vs MBA in 2005 3. 78 by Christian Kauffman in 2008 3 by Ben Tacker vs Brentwood Academy in 2004 4. 76 by Gary Wunderlich in 2012 3 by Robert Rowan vs Briarcrest in 2000 5. 75 by Tom Hutton in 1990 3 by Tom Hutton vs Brentwood Academy in 1990 6. 62 by Chad Hazlehurst in 2005 3 by Matthew Crosby vs Milan in 1987 7. 61 by Gary Wunderlich in 2011 61 by Tom Hutton in 1989 MOST FIELD GOALS—SEASON 1. 18 by Christian Kauffman in 2009 MOST POINTS BY A KICKER—CAREER 2. 9 by Gary Wunderlich in 2013 1. 267 by Gary Wunderlich (2010-13) 9 by Chad Hazlehurst in 2005 2. 211 by Christian Kauffman (2006-09) 9 by Ben Tacker in 2004 3. 195 by Jody McCormack (1990-93) 9 by Tom Hutton in 1990 4. 192 by Matthew Crosby (1985-88) 9 by Matthew Crosby in 1987 5. 138 by Tom Hutton (1988-90) 7. 8 by Jody McCormack in 1991 6. 137 by Ben Tacker (2002-04) 8 by Tom Hutton in 1989 8 by Matthew Crosby in 1988 CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS 10. 7 by Zach Scott in 2006 1. 80 by Gary Wunderlich in (2010-11) 11. 6 by Ben Bailey in 1998 2. 68 by Christian Kauffman in (2008-09) 6 by Jody McCormack in 1993 3. 48 by Matthew Saenger in 1996 6 by Matthew Daniel in 1983
MOST FIELD GOALS—CAREER 1. 28 by Gary Wunderlich (2010-13) 2. 26 by Christian Kauffman (2006-09) 3. 22 by Matthew Crosby (1985-88) 4. 18 by Jody McCormack (1990-93) 5. 17 by Ben Tacker (2002-04) 17 by Tom Hutton (1988-90)
LONGEST FIELD GOALS 1. 55 yards by Jody McCormack vs CBHS in 1993 55 yards by Tom Hutton vs White House in 1990 3. 53 yards by Tom Hutton vs Milan in 1990 4. 52 yards by Jody McCormack vs Briarcrest in 1991 5. 50 yards by Ben Bailey vs Briarcrest in 1997 50 yards by Zach Scott vs Northside in 2005
MOST POINTS BY A KICKER—GAME 1. 13 by Christian Kauffman vs White Station in 2009 2. 11 by Gary Wunderlich vs McCallie in 2013 11 by Gary Wunderlich vs White Station in 2012 11 by Gary Wunderlich vs East in 2011 11 by Gary Wunderlich vs Overton in 2010 11 by Christian Kauffman vs Father Ryan in 2009 11 by Christian Kauffman vs Briarcrest in 2009 11 by Christian Kauffman vs St. Benedict in 2008 11 by Ben Tacker vs Brentwood Academy in 2004 11 by Tom Hutton vs Harding in 1989
Christian Kauffman holds several records for kicking.
68 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: PASSING
MOST ATTEMPTS - GAME MOST YARDS - CAREER 1. 46 by Jordan Rodgers vs Olive Branch in 2012 1. 4418 by Marc MacMillan (1988-91) 2. 45 by Jordan Rodgers vs Ensworth in 2012 2. 3822 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09) 3. 41 by Michael Park vs Baylor in 2006 3. 3613 by Michael Park (2003-06) 4. 40 by Michael Park vs CBHS in 2006 4. 3093 by Toby Baker (2009-11) 5. 37 by Jordan Rodgers vs Ensworth in 2012 5. 3032 by Jordan Rodgers (2010-12) 6. 35 by John Phillips vs Father Ryan in 2001 6. 2983 by John Conrad McCrary (2002-03) 35 by Jordan Rodgers vs East in 2012 7. 2263 by Will Thompson (1992-94) 35 by Jordan Rodgers vs CBHS in 2012 8. 2214 by Andy Wright (1983-85) 9. 34 by Will Thompson vs Collierville in 1993 9. 2151 by Rob Park (2001-04) 1 0. 2107 by John Phillips (1999-02) MOST ATTEMPTS - SEASON 1. 354 by Jordan Rodgers in 2012 MOST COMPLETIONS - GAME 2. 290 by Marc MacMillan in 1990 1. 31 by Jordan Rodgers vs Ensworth in 2012 3. 276 by John Phillips in 2001 2. 27 by Jordan Rodgers vs Olive Branch in 2012 4. 241 by Barry Brunetti in 2009 3. 24 by John Phillips vs Father Ryan in 2001 241 by John Conrad McCrary in 2003 4. 23 by John Conrad McCrary vs Jackson Prep in 2003 6. 229 by Michael Park in 2005 23 by Jordan Rodgers vs East in 2012 7. 225 by Michael Park in 2006 6. 21 by Toby Baker vs Millington in 2010 8. 220 by Andy Wright in 1985 21 by Barry Brunetti vs MBA in 2009 9. 214 by Toby Baker in 2010 21 by Michael Park vs Baylor in 2006 1 0. 213 by Marc MacMillan in 1991 9. 20 by Jordan Rodgers vs Baylor in 2012 20 by Jordan Rodgers vs Ensworth in 2012 MOST ATTEMPTS - CAREER 1. 543 by Marc MacMillan (1988-91) MOST COMPLETIONS - SEASON 2. 469 by Michael Park (2003-06) 1. 225 by Jordan Rodgers in 2012 3. 442 by John Conrad McCrary (2002-03) 2. 150 by Marc MacMillan in 1990 4. 432 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09) 3. 142 by John Phillips in 2001 5. 404 by Toby Baker (2009-11) 4. 140 by Barry Brunetti in 2009 6. 391 by Jordan Rodgers (2010-12) 5. 132 by Michael Park in 2005 7. 320 by Will Thompson (1992-94) 6. 126 by Toby Baker in 2010 8. 319 by John Phillips (1999-02) 7. 125 by John Conrad McCrary in 2003 9. 304 by Rob Park (2001-04) 8. 117 by Marc MacMillan in 1991 1 0. 271 by Andy Wright (1983-85) 9. 115 by Andy Wright in 1985 1 0. 114 by Michael Park in 2006 MOST YARDS - GAME 1. 440 by Michael Park vs Brentwood in 2006 MOST COMPLETIONS - CAREER 2. 409 by Jordan Rodgers vs Brentwood in 2012 1. 276 by Marc MacMillan (1988-91) 3. 383 by Jordan Rodgers vs Ensworth in 2012 2. 253 by Michael Park (2003-06) 4. 362 by John Conrad McCrary vs Father Ryan in 2003 3. 243 by Jordan Rodgers (2010-12) 5. 333 by Jordan Rodgers vs Olive Branch in 2012 4. 240 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09) 6. 282 by John Phillips vs Father Ryan in 2001 5. 234 by John Conrad McCrary (2002-03) 7. 280 by Marc MacMillan vs Harding in 1991 6. 223 by Toby Baker (2009-11) 8. 271 by Will Thompson vs Houston in 1993 7. 159 by John Phillips (1999-02) 9. 268 by Barry Brunetti vs CBHS in 2009 8. 152 by Rob Park (2001-04) 1 0. 264 by Marc MacMillan vs Milan in 1990 9. 139 by Will Thompson (1992-94) 1 0. 133 by Andy Wright (1983-85) MOST YARDS - SEASON 1. 2851 by Jordan Rodgers in 2012 PASS EFFICIENCY - SEASON (Minimum Of 50 Attempts) 2. 2257 by Barry Brunetti in 2009 1. 177.9 by David Rudolph in 1980 3. 2120 by Marc MacMillan in 1990 2. 172.8 by Marc MacMillan in 1991 4. 2110 by Marc MacMillan in 1991 3. 167.4 by Barry Brunetti in 2009 5. 1911 by Andy Wright in 1985 4. 162.3 by Barry Brunetti in 2008 6. 1908 by Michael Park in 2005 5. 161.0 by Jordan Rodgers in 2012 7. 1861 by John Phillips in 2001 8. 1688 by Toby Baker in 2010 PASS EFFICIENCY - CAREER (Minimum Of 50 Attempts) 9. 1613 by Michael Park in 2006 1. 183.2 by Johnny Carson (2007-08) 1 0. 1560 by John Conrad McCrary in 2003 2. 159.8 by C. Rudolph (1975-76) 3. 159.0 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09) 4. 155.4 by Jordan Rodgers (2010-12) 5. 150.9 by David Rudolph (1978-80)
69 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: PUNTING
PUNT YARDS—SEASON PUNT YARDS—CAREER 1. 1931 by Andy Wright (47 punts) in 1985 1. 4580 by Rob Park (124 punts, 2001-04) 2. 1825 by Gary Wunderlich (44 punts) in 2012 2. 4469 by Toby Baker (113 punts, 2009-11) 3. 1783 by Gary Wunderlich (40 punts) in 2013 3. 4061 by Tom Hutton (110 punts, 1988-90) 4. 1723 by Toby Baker (41 punts) in 2010 4. 3975 by Andy Wright (107 punts, 1983-85) 5. 1701 by Thomas Hussey (48 punts) in 1987 5. 3608 by Gary Wunderlich (84 punts, 2010-13) 6. 1561 by Rob Park (41 punts) in 2004 6. 3326 by David McGowan (98 punts, 1979-81) 7. 1487 by Drew Alston (42 punts) in 2006 7. 3056 by Skipper Pridgen (91 punts, 1975-77) 8. 1436 by Toby Baker (37 punts) in 2011 8 2827 by Drew Alston (80 punts, 2003-06) 9. 1424 by Tom Hutton (37 punts) in 1990 9. 2393 by Walt Wepfer (64 punts, 2006-08) 10. 1415 by Rob Park (39 punts) in 2003 10. 2314 by John Brooks (67 punts, 1995-97)
PUNT ATTEMPTS—SEASON PUNT ATTEMPTS—CAREER 1. 48 by Thomas Hussey (48-1701 yards) in 1987 1. 124 by Rob Park (124-4580 yards, 2001-04) 2. 47 by Andy Wright (47-1931 yards) in 1985 2. 113 by Toby Baker (113-4469 yards, 2009-11) 3. 44 by Gary Wunderlich (44-1825 yards) in 2012 3. 110 by Tom Hutton (110-4061 yards, 1988-90) 4. 42 by Drew Alston (42-1487 yards) in 2006 4. 107 by Andy Wright (107-3975 yards, 1983-85) 42 by Zach Bailey (42-1377 yards) in 2000 5. 98 by David McGowan (98-3326 yards, 1979-81) 6. 41 by Toby Baker (41-1723 yards) in 2010 6. 91 by Skipper Pridgen (91-3056 yards, 1975-77) 41 by Rob Park (41-1561 yards) in 2004 7. 84 by Gary Wunderlich (84-3608 yards, 2010-12) 8. 40 by Gary Wunderlich (40-1783 yards) in 2013 8. 80 by Drew Alston (80-2827 yards, 2003-06) 9. 39 by Rob Park (39-1415 yards) in 2003 9. 67 by John Brooks (67-2314 yards, 1995-97) 10. 38 by John Brooks (38-1312 yards) in 1997 10. 64 by Walt Wepfer (64-2393 yards, 2007-08) 38 by Tom Hutton (38-1381 yards) in 1989 AVERAGE YARDS/PUNT—CAREER AVERAGE YARDS/PUNT—SEASON (Minimum of 30 Attempts) (Minimum of 10 Attempts) 1. 42.95 by Gary Wunderlich (84-3608 yards, 2010-13) 1. 44.58 by Gary Wunderlich (40-1783 yards) in 2013 2. 39.55 by Toby Baker (113-4469 yards, 2009-11) 2. 42.02 by Toby Baker (41-1723 yards) in 2010 3. 38.88 by Matt Evans (34-1322 yards, 1994) 3. 41.48 by Gary Wunderlich (44-1825 yards) in 2012 4. 38.50 by Jody McCormack (60-2310 yards, 1990-93) 4. 41.09 by Andy Wright (47-1931 yards) in 1985 5. 37.39 by Walt Wepfer (64-2393 yards, 2007-08) 5. 39.88 by Jody McCormack (34-1356 yards) in 1992 6. 37.15 by Andy Wright (107-3975 yards, 1983-85) 6. 38.88 by Matt Evans (34-1322 yards) in 1994 7. 36.94 by Rob Park (124-4580 yards, 2001-04) 7. 38.81 by Toby Baker (37-1436 yards) in 2011 8. 36.92 by Tom Hutton (110-4061 yards, 1988-90) 8. 38.49 by Tom Hutton (37-1424 yards) in 1990 9. 35.44 by Thomas Hussey (48-1701 yards, 1985-87) 9. 38.11 by Walt Wepfer (27-1029) in 2008 1 0. 35.34 by Drew Alston (80-2827 yards, 2003-06) 1 0. 38.07 by Rob Park (41-1561 yards) in 2004
Despite playing quarterback as well during his career, Rob Park did not neglect his punting duties as he became one of MUS’s In helping to lead the 2005 Owls to another state title, Max Prokell (2) made his best punters ever. mark at MUS as he set the season record for receptions, yards, and touchdowns.
70 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: RECEIVING
MOST RECEPTIONS—GAME MOST YARDS RECEIVING—GAME 1. 12 by John David Lawhorn vs Jackson Prep in 2003 1. 254 by Devin Perry vs Brentwood in 2012 2. 11 by Estes Folk vs Father Ryan in 2001 2. 184 by John David Lawhorn vs Father Ryan in 2003 3. 10 by Shane Tucker vs Ensworth in 2012 3. 179 by Bruce Bolton vs Ripley in 1974 4. 9 by Devin Perry vs Liberty Tech in 2013 4. 170 by Scott McArtor vs Milan in 1987 9 by Colton Neal vs East in 2012 5. 166 by Estes Folk vs Father Ryan in 2001 9 by Max Prokell vs Kingsbury in 2005 6. 161 by Devin Perry vs CBHS in 2011 9 by John David Lawhorn vs Baylor in 2004 7. 160 by Max Prokell vs Jackson Prep in 2005 9 by Mikell Hazlehurst vs CBHS in 2003 8. 159 by Taylor Reed vs ECS in 2007 9 by John David Lawhorn vs CBHS in 2003 9. 158 by Stephen Bowie vs Baylor in 2006 9 by John David Lawhorn vs Father Ryan in 2003 1 0. 155 by Brian O’Sullivan vs Houston in 1993
MOST RECEPTIONS—SEASON MOST YARDS RECEIVING—SEASON 1. 67 by Max Prokell in 2005 1. 1007 by Devin Perry in 2013 2. 65 by John David Lawhorn in 2003 2. 982 by Max Prokell in 2005 3. 58 by Devin Perry in (2013) 3. 945 by John David Lawhorn in 2003 3. 51 by Witt Hawkins in 2012 4. 880 by Devin Perry in 2012 4. 48 by Devon Perry in 2012 5. 878 by Hank Hill in 2009 5. 46 by Hank Hill in 2009 6. 693 by Thomas Bowden in 1999 46 by Thomas Bowden in 1999 7. 677 by John David Lawhorn in 2004 7. 45 by John David Lawhorn in 2004 8. 673 by Devin Perry in 2011 8. 44 by Stephond Allmond in 2009 9. 626 by Scott McArtor in 1987 44 by Hart Weatherford in 1990 10. 599 by Stephond Allmond in 2009 1 0. 40 by William Cross in 2010 MOST YARDS RECEIVING—CAREER MOST RECEPTIONS—CAREER 1. 2560 by Devin Perry (2011-13) 1. 149 by John David Lawhorn (2001-04) 2. 2189 by John David Lawhorn (2001-04) 2. 140 by Devin Perry (2011-13) 3. 1658 by Scott McArtor (1985-87) 3. 106 by Hart Weatherford (1990-92) 4. 1617 by Hart Weatherford (1990-92) 4. 86 by Scott McArtor (1985-87) 5. 1431 by Thomas Bowden (1997-99) 5. 84 by Estes Folk (1999-01) 6. 1206 by Max Prokell (2003-05) 6. 82 by Devon Perry in (2011-12) 7. 1198 by Hank Hill (2007-09) 82 by Thomas Bowden (1997-99) 8. 1092 by Estes Folk (1999-01) 8. 80 by Max Prokell (2003-05) 9. 1013 by Taylor Reed (2006-08) 9. 74 by Stephond Allmond (2007-09) 1 0. 978 by Bruce Bolton (1972-74) 10. 60 by Hank Hill (2007-09)
Scott McArtor completed a stellar football career as one of the Owl's most successful Another quarterback,Toby Baker, also set many records for his receivers. He helped MUS win the 1985 state championship as a sophomore and went punting ability. on to be near the top of most of the Owls receiving records..
71 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: RETURN YARDAGE
KICK RETURN YARDS—SEASON PUNT RETURN YARDS—SEASON 1. 556 by Kyle Gowen in 1996 1. 344 by Jon Van Hoozer in 1987 2. 420 by Miles Bryant in 2006 2. 283 by John David Lawhorn in 2004 3. 414 by Ray Hayles in 1988 3. 273 by Marc MacMillan in 1990 4. 375 by Estes Folk in 1999 4. 272 by Steve Lawrence in 1981 375 by John Ogles in 1986 5. 234 by Matt Bolton in 2012 6. 366 by Shane Tucker in 2012 6. 225 by Tate Conrad in 1991 7. 350 by David Disney in 1983 7. 223 by Forrest Baty in 2009 8. 345 by John David Lawhorn in 2003 8. 222 by Forrest Baty in 2010 9. 339 by Estes Folk in 2000 9. 208 by Max Prokell in 2005 1 0. 322 by Brian O’Sullivan in 1993 1 0. 205 by Steve Rudolph in 1973
KICK RETURN YARDS—CAREER PUNT RETURN YARDS—CAREER 1. 844 by Kyle Gowen (1996-98) 1. 457 by Forrest Baty (2008-10) 2. 812 by Estes Folk (1999-01) 2. 386 by Marc MacMillan (1988-91) 3. 652 by Marc MacMillan (1988-91) 3. 377 by Matt Bolton (2010-12) 4. 626 by Brian O’Sullivan (1991-93) 4. 373 by Jon Van Hoozer (1986-87) 5. 587 by David Disney (1983-84) 5. 347 by Thomas Bowden (1997-99) 6. 567 by Derek Clenin (1999-02) 6. 296 by Buck Dunavant (1987-89) 7. 521 by Shane Tucker (2011-12) 7. 283 by John David Lawhorn (2001-04) 8. 484 by Ray Hayles (1986-88) 8. 272 by Steve Lawrence (1978-81) 9. 467 by John David Lawhorn (2001-04) 9. 250 by Dede Malmo (1982-84) 1 0. 465 by John Ogles (1984-86) 1 0. 245 by Tate Conrad (1989-91)
MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: RUSHING
MOST ATTEMPTS—GAME NET YARDS—GAME 1. 33 by Andy McCarroll vs Harding in 1984 1. 285 by Kyle Gowen vs Northside in 1996 2. 31 by Derek Clenin vs ECS in 2000 2. 243 by Ray Hayles vs Ridgeway in 1987 3. 29 by Pat Hickman vs Westwood in 1993 3. 234 by Andy McCarroll vs Harding in 1984 4. 28 by Colton Neel vs CBHS in 2013 4. 230 by Kyle Gowen vs Baylor in 1998 28 by Keith May vs Germantown in 1978 230 by Kent Wunderlich vs Oakhaven in 1964 5. 27 by Jason Whitmore vs Fayette-Ware in 1993 6. 227 by Keith May vs SBEC in 1978 27 by Andy McCarroll vs Bishop Byrne in 1984 7. 221 by Andy McCarroll vs Harding in 1983 27 by Andy McCarroll vs Tupelo in 1984 8. 217 by Pat Hickman vs Westwood in 1993 27 by Andy McCarroll vs Harding in 1983 9. 216 by Pat Hickman vs Wooddale in 1993 27 by Keith May vs Catholic in 1978 10. 204 by Kyle Gowen vs Briarcrest in 1997
MOST ATTEMPTS—SEASON NET YARDS—SEASON 1. 234 by Andy McCarroll in 1985 1. 1505 by Kyle Gowen in 1996 2. 199 by Buck Dunavant in 1989 2. 1491 by Buck Dunavant in 1989 3. 197 by Andy McCarroll in 1983 3. 1311 by Andy McCarroll in 1985 4. 194 by Derek Clenin in 2002 4. 1297 by Conrad McCrary in 1977 5. 184 by Kyle Gowen in 1997 5. 1285 by Steve Lawrence in 1980 6. 181 by Conrad McCrary in 1977 6. 1253 by Ray Hayles in 1987 7. 173 by Tyler Massey in 2005 7. 1221 by Keith May in 1978 8. 170 by Kyle Gowen in 1996 8. 1217 by Kyle Gowen in 1997 170 by Andy McCarroll in 1984 9. 1205 by Pat Hickman in 1993 10. 168 by Steve Lawrence in 1980 10. 1200 by Bill Sorrells in 1982
MOST ATTEMPTS - CAREER NET YARDS - CAREER 1. 609 by Andy McCarroll (1982-85) 1. 3581 by Kyle Gowen (1996-98) 2. 489 by Kyle Gowen (1996-98) 2. 3446 by Andy McCarroll (1982-85) 3. 471 by Derek Clenin (1999-02) 3. 2435 by Steve Lawrence (1978-81) 4. 381 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09) 4. 2411 by Derek Clenin (1999-02) 5. 339 by Steve Lawrence (1978-81) 5. 2053 by Conrad McCrary (1975-77) 6. 321 by John Poole (1973-75) 6. 2033 by Ray Hayles (1986-88) 7. 318 by Conrad McCrary (1975-77) 7. 1756 by Keith May (1977-78) 8. 301 by Ray Hayles (1986-88) 8. 1745 by Pat Hickman (1991-93) 9. 272 by Shane Tucker (2011-12) 9. 1728 by Shane Tucker (2011-12) 10. 266 by Warren Grimm (2002-04) 10. 1660 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09)
72 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: SCORING
MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES—GAME RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS—GAME 1. 5 by Jordan Rodgers vs Olive Branch in 2012 1. 5 by Shane Tucker vs East in 2011 5 by Marc MacMillan vs Treadwell in 1991 5 by Andy McCarroll vs Harding in 1985 3. 4 by Colton Neel vs Craigmont in 2013 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES - SEASON 4 by Colton Neel vs Kingsbury in 2013 1. 35 by Jordan Rodgers in 2012 4 by Barry Brunetti vs BGA in 2008 2. 26 by Marc MacMillan in 1991 4 by Derek Clenin vs Harding in 2002 3. 23 by Barry Brunetti in 2009 4 by Derek Clenin vs Jackson Prep in 2002 4. 22 by Andy Wright in 1985 5. 18 by Barry Brunetti in 2008 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS—SEASON 18 by Marc MacMillan in 1990 1. 26 by Colton Neal in 2013 7. 16 by Michael Park in 2005 2. 23 by Andy McCarroll in 1985 8. 14 by Blake Bennett in 2013 3. 20 by Drew Harris in 1982 14 by Will Thompson in 1994 4. 19 by Buck Dunavant in 1989 5. 18 by Barry Brunetti in 2008 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES—CAREER 6. 17 by Kyle Gowen in 1996 1. 46 by Marc MacMillan (1988-91) 17 by Pat Hickman in 1993 2. 43 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09) 8. 16 by Spencer Clift in 1991 3. 37 by Jordan Rodgers (2010-12) 9. 15 by Derek Clenin in 2002 4. 26 by Andy Wright (1983-85) 15 by Kent Wunderlich in 1965 5. 25 by Toby Baker (2009-11) 25 by Michael Park (2003-06) RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS—CAREER 25 by Will Thompson (1992-94) 1. 42 by Andy McCarroll (1982-85) 8. 19 by John Conrad McCrary (2002-03) 2. 41 by Kyle Gowen (1996-98) 9. 17 by Paul Gillespie (1998-00) 3. 39 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09) 4. 33 by Richard Moore (1994-97) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS—GAME 33 by Kent Wunderlich (1963-65) 1. 3 by Devin Perry vs Brentwood Academy in 2012 6. 35 by Colton Neel (2011-13) 3 by Hank Hill vs Overton in 2009 7. 29 by Derek Clenin (1999-02) 3 by Taylor Reed vs ECS in 2007 8. 26 by Steve Lawrence (1978-81) 3 by Max Prokell vs Brentwood Academy in 2005 9. 25 by Marc MacMillan (1988-91) 3 by Max Prokell vs Jackson Prep in 2005 25 by Weber Laughlin (1967-68) 3 by Estes Folk vs Jackson Prep in 2001 3 by Hart Weatherford vs Treadwell in 1992 MOST TOUCHDOWNS—GAME 3 by Jay Steed vs Collierville in 1984 1. 5 by Shane Tucker vs East in 2011 3 by Tim Greer vs Harding in 1979 5 by Andy McCarroll vs Harding in 1985
MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS—SEASON MOST TOUCHDOWNS - SEASON 1. 15 by Hank Hill in 2009 1. 23 by Andy McCarroll in 1985 2. 12 by Devin Perry in 2012 2. 20 by Drew Harris in 1982 12 by Max Prokell in 2005 3. 19 by Buck Dunavant in 1989 4. 11 by Scott McArtor in 1985 4. 18 by Barry Brunetti in 2008 5. 10 by John David Lawhorn in 2004 18 by Derek Clenin in 2002 6. 10 by Will Whitley in 2012 18 by Kyle Gowen in 1996 7. 9 by Devin Perry in 2013 18 by Hart Weatherford in 1992 8. 7 by Taylor Reed in 2008 18 by Spencer Clift in 1991 7 by Estes Folk in 2001 9. 17 by Pat Hickman in 1993 7 by Hart Weatherford in 1992 10. 16 by Fernando Van Hook in 2011 7 by William Tayloe in 1991 7 by Lynn Ballinger in 1980 MOST TOUCHDOWNS—CAREER 1. 44 by Richard Moore (1994-97) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS—CAREER 2. 43 by Andy McCarroll (1982-85) 1. 26 by Devin Perry (2011-13) 3. 42 by Kyle Gowen (1996-98) 2. 21 by Hank Hill (2007-09) 4. 39 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09) 21 by John David Lawhorn (2001-04) 5. 34 by Marc MacMillan (1988-91) 4. 18 by Scott McArtor (1985-87) 6. 33 by Derek Clenin (1999-02) 5. 14 by Taylor Reed (2006-08) 7. 33 by Kent Wunderlich (1963-65) 14 by Hart Weatherford (1990-92) 8. 28 by Hart Weatherford (1990-92) 7. 12 by Max Prokell (2003-05) 9. 27 by Steve Lawrence (1978-81) 12 by William Tayloe (1990-91) 10. 26 by Shane Tucker (2011-12) 12 by John Sartelle (1989-91) 12 by Bruce Bolton (1972-74)
73 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: TOTAL OFFENSE
MOST ATTEMPTS—GAME MOST YARDS—CAREER 1. 51 by Jordan Rodgers vs Ensworth in 2012 1. 5482 by Barry Brunetti (2007-09) 2. 50 by Barry Brunetti vs South Panola in 2009 2. 5202 by Marc MacMillan (1988-91) 50 by Jordan Rodgers vs Olive Branch in 2012 3. 3857 by Michael Park (2003-06) 50 by Michael Park vs CBHS in 2006 4. 3756 by Toby Baker (2009-11) 5. 49 by John Conrad McCrary vs Jackson Prep in 2003 5. 3622 by Kyle Gowen (1996-98) 6. 46 by Jordan Rodgers vs Ensworth in 2012 6. 3494 by Andy McCarroll (1982-85) 46 by Michael Park vs Baylor in 2006 7. 3455 by John Conrad McCrary (2002-03) 8. 45 by Michael Park vs CBHS in 2005 8. 2993 by Jordan Rodgers (2010-12) 9. 44 by Toby Baker vs Olive Branch in 2010 9. 2781 by Richard Moore (1994-97) 44 by Jordan Rodgers vs Fayetteville in 2012 10. 2610 by John Phillips (1999-02) 44 by John Phillips vs Father Ryan in 2001 TOTAL OFFENSE/GAME—SEASON MOST YARDS—GAME (Minimum of 7 Games) 1. 421 by Michael Park vs Baylor in 2006 1. 218.1 by Jordan Rodgers (13 games) in 2012 2. 408 by Jordan Rodgers vs Brentwood Academy in 2012 2. 213.1 by Barry Brunetti (13 games) in 2009 3. 386 by John Conrad McCrary vs Father Ryan in 2003 3. 200.3 by Toby Baker (11 games) in 2010 4. 383 by Toby Baker vs Briarcrest in 2010 4. 188.8 by Marc MacMillan (13 games) in 1991 5. 356 by Jordan Rogers vs Ensworth in 2012 5. 185.8 by John Phillips (12 games) in 2001 6. 316 by Jordan Rogers vs Olive Branch in 2012 6. 171.6 by John Conrad McCrary (10 games) in 2003 7. 314 by John Phillips vs Father Ryan in 2001 7. 170.8 by Michael Park (12 games) in 2005 8. 305 by Andy Wright vs ECS in 1985 8. 165.9 by Marc MacMillan (15 games) in 1990 9. 301 by Marc MacMillan vs Harding in 1991 9. 158.1 by John Conrad McCrary (11 games) in 2002 1 0. 155.1 by Andy Wright (14 games) in 1985 MOST YARDS—SEASON 1. 2835 by Jordan Rodgers in 2012 TOTAL OFFENSE/GAME—CAREER 2. 2770 by Barry Brunetti in 2009 (Minimum of 10 Games) 3. 2489 by Marc MacMillan in 1990 1. 164.5 by John Conrad McCrary (21 games, 2002-03) 4. 2454 by Marc MacMillan in 1991 2. 148.2 by Barry Brunetti (37 games, 2007-09) 5. 2230 by John Phillips in 2001 3. 128.6 by Michael Park (30 games, 2003-06) 6. 2203 by Toby Baker in 2010 4. 124.7 by Jordan Rodgers (24 games, 2010-12) 7. 2171 by Andy Wright in 1985 5. 120.7 by Kyle Gowen (30 games, 1996-98) 8. 2049 by Michael Park in 2005 6. 113.7 by Mark McGuire (11 games, 1972) 9. 1955 by Barry Brunetti in 2008 7. 113.5 by John Phillips (23 games, 1999-02) 1 0. 1739 by John Conrad McCrary in 2002 8. 105.9 by Ed Atkinson (10 games, 1972) 9. 104.3 by Toby Baker (36 games, 2009-11) 1 0. 102.5 by Will Thompson (24 games, 1992-94)
ALL-PURPOSE YARDS—SEASON 1. 2921 by Shane Tucker in 2012 2. 2070 by Kyle Gowen in 1996 3. 1694 by Andy McCarroll in 1985 4. 1689 by Buck Dunavant in 1989 5. 1626 by Keith May in 1978 6. 1545 by Conrad McCrary in 1977 7. 1480 by Colton Neel in 2013 8. 1476 by Derek Clenin in 2002 9. 1466 by Kyle Gowen in 1997 1 0. 1423 by Max Prokell in 2005
ALL-PURPOSE YARDS—CAREER 1. 4475 by Kyle Gowen (1996-98) 2. 4091 by Andy McCarroll (1982-85) 3. 3355 by Derek Clenin (1999-02) 4. 3114 by John David Lawhorn (2001-04) 5. 2921 by Shane Tucker (2011-12) 6. 2914 by Devin Perry (2011-13) 7. 2887 by Steve Lawrence (1978-81) Looking for an open receiver, Marc MacMillan picks up big yardage 8. 2761 by Ray Hayles (1986-88) during the 1991 season. During his career, MacMillan became one of 9. 2330 by Conrad McCrary (1975-77) the best quarterbacks in school history, holding many passing, scoring, 1 0. 2247 by Stephond Allmond (2007-09) and total-offense records.
74 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS INDIVIDUAL STATS: LONGEST SCORES
LONGEST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1. 96 yards by Jordan Rodgers to Devin Perry vs Brentwood in 2012 2. 93 yards by Michael Park to Lee Moore vs Baylor in 2006 3. 87 yards by John Conrad McCrary to Kane Alber vs Father Ryan in 2003 4. 85 yards: Johnny Adams to Kent Wunderlich vs White Station in 1965 5. 84 yards: Rob Park to John David Lawhorn vs Father Ryan in 2004 6. 80 yards: Thomas Hussey to Scott McArtor vs Milan in 1987 7. 79 yards: Toby Baker to Devin Perry vs McCallie in 2011 79 yards: John Poole to Bruce Bolton vs Ripley in 1974 9. 78 yards: Barry Brunetti to Bryan Crenshaw vs Briarcrest in 2009 78 yards: Andy Wright to Scott McArtor vs ECS in 1985
LONGEST RUNS IN A GAME LONGEST FIELD GOAL MADE 1. 97 yards by Conrad McCrary vs Milan in 1977 1. 55 by Jody McCormack vs CBHS in 1993 2. 96 yards by Kane Alber vs Briarcrest in 2003 55 by Tom Hutton vs White House in 1990 3. 95 yards by Dee Cannon vs Collierville in 1964 3. 53 by Tom Hutton vs Milan in 1990 4. 94 yards by Steve Bain vs Bartlett in 1966 4. 52 by Jody McCormack vs Briarcrest in 1991 5. 88 yards by Fernando Van Hook vs Briarcrest in 2010 5. 51 by Gary Wunderlich vs South Panola in 2013 6. 87 yards by Steve Lawrence vs SBEC in 1978 6. 50 by Zach Scott vs Northside in 2005 7. 85 yards by Kyle Gowen vs Northside in 1996 50 by Ben Bailey vs Briarcrest in 1997 8. 83 yards by Keith May vs Memphis Prep in 1978 8. 48 by Gary Wunderlich vs White Station in 2011 9. 82 yards by John Poole vs Briarcrest in 1975 10. 80 yards by Kyle Gowen vs Baylor in 1997 LONGEST PUNT 80 yards by Robert Ashley vs Craigmont in 1978 1. 69 by Gary Wunderlich vs Briarcrest in 2012 80 yards by Herbert Turley vs BGA in 1970 2. 66 by Toby Baker vs South Panola in 2011 80 yards by Spike Taylor vs Harding in 1962 3. 65 by Toby Baker vs Olive Branch in 2009 4. 64 by Gary Wunderlich vs South Panola in 2013 LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS 64 by Walt Wepfer vs Olive Branch in 2008 1. 98 yards by Alex Dale vs Kingsbury in 2010 6. 63 by Gary Wunderlich vs Liberty Tech in 2013 2. 96 yards by Lowell Hays vs BGA in 2008 7. 60 by Walt Wepfer vs Carver in 2007 3. 82 yards by Allen Malone vs Kingsbury in 1957 8. 58 by Andrew Maroda vs Memphis Northside in 2008 4. 76 yards by David Frazier vs Bridgeport [TX] in 1999 9. 57 by Rob Park vs CBHS in 2003 5. 67 yards by Kent Wunderlich vs Harding in 1963 6. 65 yards by Haynes McBride vs Millington in 1967 7. 64 yards by James Prather vs East in 2010 8. 57 yards by Wes Scott vs CBHS in 1997 9. 56 yards by Matthew Ware vs Overton in 1996 10. 52 yards by Kent Wunderlich vs Bartlett in 1965
LONGEST FUMBLE RETURNS 1. 74 yards by Wiley O’Neal vs Westwood in 1966 2. 67 yards by Steve Carpenter vs Briarcrest in 1981 3. 64 yards by Shannon Rhodes vs Harding in 1989 4. 63 yards by Walt Wepfer vs Olive Branch in 2008 5. 61 yards by Frank Langston vs Harding in 2001 61 yards by William Tayloe vs East in 1991 7. 60 yards by Paul Luttrell vs Memphis Prep in 1980
LONGEST BLOCKED-KICK RETURNS 1. 98 yards by Estes Folk vs CBHS in 2000 2. 81 yards by Marc MacMillan vs Germantown in 1989 3. 76 yards by Brandon Johnson vs Baylor in 1998
LONGEST PUNT RETURNS 1. 87 yards by Marc MacMillan vs Harding in 1990 2. 85 yards by Worthington Brown vs Kingsbury in 1957 3. 77 yards by Steve Lawrence vs Harding in 1981 4. 76 yards by Thomas Bowden vs McCallie in 1998 5. 74 yards by Thomas Bowden vs ECS in 1997
LONGEST KICK-OFF RETURNS 1. 98 yards by Kent Wunderlich vs Westwood in 1965 2. 95 yards by Ray Hayles vs Briarcrest in 1988 95 yards by Shane Tucker vs Fayetteville in 2012 4. 94 yards by Estes Folk vs Briarcrest in 2000 94 yards by Ray Hayles vs Ridgeway in 1988 6. 91 yards by Kyle Gowen vs Southside in 1996
75 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 OPPONENTS’ RECORDS
TEAM LONGEST PASS: 97 yards by Michael Fisher to MOST YARDS ALLOWED RUSHING IN A GAME: Matthew Jacques of MBA in 2002 463 by Wooddale in 1994 MOST YARDS PASSING: MOST YARDS ALLOWED PASSING IN A GAME: 441 by Kenton Evans of Westwood in 1993 441 by Westwood in 1993 MOST RECEPTIONS: MOST YARDS ALLOWED TOTAL OFFENSE IN A GAME: 11 by Alphonzo Hulette of Westwood in 1993 524 by Westwood in 1993 MOST YARDS RECEIVING: WORST DEFEATS: 209 by Alphonzo Hulette of Westwood in 1993 MUS has been defeated twice by the score of 54–0: once by Senatobia in 1958 LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN: and also by Whitehaven in 1961 98 yards by Antonio Conner of South Panola in 2011
LONGEST PUNT RETURN: 92 yards by Seth Hayden of Houston in 1993 INDIVIDUAL LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN: LONGEST RUN: 97 yards by David Bennett of Germantown 91 by Jeff McFerrin of Germantown in 1981 in 1987
MOST YARDS RUSHING: LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN: 268 by Eugene Cousart of Whitehaven in 2001 91 yards by Dan Logan of Brentwood Academy in 1980
MUS YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS
YEAR RECORD CHAMPIONSHIPS YEAR RECORD CHAMPIONSHIPS
1957 7–0–1 1986 3–6 1958 4–3–1 1987 8–4 District Champs, State Quarterfinalist 1959 4–5 1988 8–3 District Runner-up, 2nd Round Playoffs 1960 5–4–1 1989 11–2 District Champs, State Quarterfinalist 1961 6–3 1990 14–1 District Champs, State Finalist 1962 4–5 1991 12–1 District Champs, State Quarterfinalist 1963 4–4–2 1992 12–1 District Champs, State Quarterfinalist 1964 7–2 1993 9–2 Region Champs, State Quarterfinalist 1965 4–4–1 1994 6–5 2nd Round Playoffs 1966 7–3 1995 7–4 Region Runner-up 1967 10–0 County Champs, Little Cotton Bowl Champs 1996 9–3 Region Champs, 2nd Round Playoffs 1968 9–2 County Champs, Little Cotton Bowl Champs 1997 9–2 State Semifinalist 1969 5–4 1998 6–4 1970 6–4 1999 3–7 1971 6–4 2000 5–6 State Quarterfinalist 1972 8–3 Little Liberty Bowl Champs 2001 8–4 State Semifinalist 1973 4–6 2002 7–4 State Semifinalist 1974 6–4 2003 4–7 State Quarterfinalist 1975 8–2 2004 11–1 State Champions 1976 6–4 2005 11–1 State Champions 1977 11–1 District Champs, State Semifinalist 2006 5–6 State Quarterfinalist 1978 3–6 2007 7–4 State Quarterfinalist 1979 5–4 2008 13–0 State Champions 1980 11–1 District Champs, State Semifinalist 2009 13–0 State Champions 1981 8–2 Millington Jaycee Bowl Champs 2010 7–4 State Quarterfinalist 1982 9–2 District, Regional Champs 2011 8–4 Region Champs, State Semifinalist 1983 10–3 District, Regional Champs, State Finalist 2012 10–3 Region Champs, State Finalist 1984 8–2 Munford Jaycee Bowl Champs 2013 10–3 Region Champs, State Finalist 1985 13–1 State Champions
76 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 OPPONENTS THROUGH THE YEARS
Arkansas Military Academy...... 5-1 Harding...... 20-1 Nease FL...... 0-1 Arkansas State University...... 0-1 Helena AR...... 2-0 Newbern...... 0-1 Austin-East...... 1-1 Hillcrest...... 5-0 Northside...... 8-0 B&H...... 1-0 Holly Springs MS...... 1-1 Oakhaven...... 3-2 BGA...... 3-5 Houston...... 2-2 Old Hickory...... 2-1 BTW...... 1-0 Humboldt...... 3-1 Ole Miss...... 2-7 Barret’s Chapel...... 1-0 Humes...... 3-6-2 Olive Branch...... 2-4 Bartlett...... 16-6 Jackson Central...... 3-6 Osceola AR...... 3-0 Baylor...... 8-5 Jackson MS Athletic Club...... 0-1 Overton...... 8-0 Bishop Byrne...... 10-2 Jackson Prep...... 5-1 Oxford MS...... 3-0 Bluff City All Stars...... 1-0 Jonesboro AR...... 0-1 Pearl Cohn...... 0-1 Blytheville AR...... 4-5-1 Kingsbury...... 17-1 Pine Bluff AR...... 0-2 Bolivar...... 2-0 Kirby...... 3-1 Pulaski Aca AR...... 0-1 Bolton...... 4-1 Lafayette Co. MS...... 1-0 Ridgeway...... 10-0 Brentwood Aca...... 9-19 Leland MS...... 0-1 Ripley...... 6-1 Briarcrest...... 30-5 Lexington...... 1-0 SBEC...... 4-0 Bridgeport TX...... 1-0 Liberty Tech...... 1-0 SWBU...... 1-0-1 Brownsville...... 9-6 Little Rock Central...... 0-1 Sacred Heart...... 2-0 CBHS...... 27-23-3 MBA...... 12-6 Savannah...... 2-0 Carver...... 2-0 MMI...... 1-0 Senatobia...... 1-1 Castle Heights...... 1-2-1 MNMC...... 0-0-1 Sewanee...... 1-4 Catholic...... 15-8-1 Marion County...... 0-1 Sheffield...... 1-0 Central...... 17-21-4 Marshall County...... 1-0 Somerville...... 3-1 Chester County...... 1-0 Mayfield KY...... 0-2 South Panola...... 2-2 Choctaws...... 1-0 McCallie...... 5-5 Southaven...... 2-0 Collierville...... 18-5-1 McFerrin School...... 2-0 Southern Normal University...... 1-0 Conder...... 0-1 McKenzie...... 1-0 Southside...... 5-11 Cookeville...... 1-1 McTyeire Institute...... 2-7 St. Benedict...... 7-0 Covington...... 7-12 Melrose...... 2-1 Stuttgart AR...... 1-0 Craigmont...... 6-0 Memphis...... 1-1-1 Tech...... 8-11 Douglass...... 1-0 Memphis Athletic Club...... 1-1 Treadwell...... 4-1 Drum & Bugle Corps...... 1-0 Memphis Outings...... 2-0 Trenton...... 3-0 Dyersburg...... 6-2 Memphis Prep...... 2-2 Trezevant...... 1-0 ECS...... 12-6 Memphis Victors...... 1-0 Tupelo...... 0-4 East...... 16-1 Memphis YMCA...... 5-0-1 Tupelo Military Institute...... 2-0 Ensworth...... 0-5 Messick...... 2-4-1 UT Med School...... 2-1-1 Fairley...... 2-0 Milan...... 5-3 Union City...... 5-0 Father Ryan...... 5-4 Miller School...... 1-0 Union University...... 2-2 FayetteWare...... 1-0 Millington...... 14-5-1 University of Memphis...... 8-1-1 Fayetteville AR...... 1-0 Mississippi State University...... 0-1 Westwood...... 9-3-1 Fitzgerald & Clarke...... 0-1-1 Mitchell Road...... 1-0 White House...... 1-0 Fitzgerald Training School...... 5-0 Mooney School...... 0-1 White Station...... 8-5-2 Forrest City AR...... 2-1 Munford...... 1-0 Whitehaven...... 4-8-1 Germantown...... 27-14 NCTS...... 1-0 Wilson AR...... 2-0 Goodpasture...... 1-0 Nashville Hume-Fogg...... 0-2 Wooddale...... 11-3
77 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS SEASON SUMMARIES
1957 1958 1959 WON–7 LOST–0 TIED–1 WON–4 LOST–3 TIED–1 WON–4 LOST–5 HEAD COACH: GENE THORN HEAD COACH: GENE THORN HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH KINGSBURY...... 25 0 KINGSBURY...... 13 7 KINGSBURY...... 27 13 MILLINGTON...... 20 0 MILLINGTON...... 6 6 MILLINGTON...... 26 0 TREADWELL...... 13 7 GERMANTOWN...... 7 6 GERMANTOWN...... 33 7 GERMANTOWN...... 25 7 COLLIERVILLE...... 14 6 COLLIERVILLE...... 21 7 COLLIERVILLE...... 14 0 SEWANEE...... 0 20 SEWANEE...... 14 28 SEWANEE...... 21 12 BGA...... 18 32 BGA...... 6 28 WHITE STATION...... 0 0 SENATOBIA...... 0 54 BARTLETT...... 0 27 SENATOBIA...... 20 7 WHITE STATION...... 7 6 WHITEHAVEN...... 13 21 WHITE STATION...... 13 27
1960 1961 1962 WON–5 LOST–4 TIED–1 WON–6 LOST–3 WON–4 LOST–5 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH MILLINGTON...... 12 7 MILLINGTON...... 0 7 MILLINGTON...... 6 14 KINGSBURY...... 6 0 WHITE STATION...... 20 6 TREADWELL...... 6 18 GERMANTOWN...... 20 0 GERMANTOWN...... 33 6 GERMANTOWN...... 48 0 COLLIERVILLE...... 0 0 COLLIERVILLE...... 20 14 COLLIERVILLE...... 18 0 OAKHAVEN...... 0 13 OAKHAVEN...... 40 14 OAKHAVEN...... 6 18 BGA...... 0 28 HARDING...... 26 0 HARDING...... 34 6 BARTLETT...... 19 33 BARTLETT...... 13 28 BARTLETT...... 14 0 OVERTON...... 7 6 WHITEHAVEN...... 0 54 WHITEHAVEN...... 12 34 WHITEHAVEN...... 13 0 KINGSBURY...... 13 0 WHITE STATION...... 0 27 WHITE STATION...... 7 14
1963 1964 1965 WON–4 LOST–4 TIED–2 WON–7 LOST–2 WON–4 LOST–4 TIED–1 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH WHITEHAVEN...... 7 34 WHITEHAVEN...... 0 13 HILLCREST...... 13 6 WESTWOOD...... 0 0 WESTWOOD...... 38 7 WHITE STATION...... 6 7 HARDING...... 44 0 HILLCREST...... 25 0 WHITEHAVEN...... 7 7 KINGSBURY...... 13 14 GERMANTOWN...... 35 6 GERMANTOWN...... 7 14 GERMANTOWN...... 35 0 OAKHAVEN...... 35 6 BGA...... 12 34 OAKHAVEN...... 13 9 MILLINGTON...... 20 6 MILLINGTON...... 20 0 MILLINGTON...... 6 14 BARTLETT...... 21 14 BARTLETT...... 38 7 BARTLETT...... 7 13 COLLIERVILLE...... 32 0 COLLIERVILLE...... 38 13 COLLIERVILLE...... 27 7 WHITE STATION...... 6 7 WESTWOOD...... 13 32 WHITE STATION...... 7 7
1966 1967 1968 WON–7 LOST–3 WON–10 LOST–0 WON–9 LOST–2 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH WHITEHAVEN...... 18 7 WHITEHAVEN...... 30 6 BARRETT’S CHAPEL...... 54 0 WESTWOOD...... 8 6 WESTWOOD...... 30 0 WHITEHAVEN...... 21 9 BOLIVAR...... 13 6 BOLIVAR...... 20 6 BISHOP BYRNE...... 32 7 HILLCREST...... 33 0 HILLCREST...... 27 0 COVINGTON...... 7 13 GERMANTOWN...... 6 13 GERMANTOWN...... 14 7 BARTLETT...... 35 0 BGA...... 6 33 BISHOP BYRNE...... 21 0 MBA...... 7 34 MILLINGTON...... 7 14 MILLINGTON...... 48 0 MILLINGTON...... 19 6 BARTLETT...... 47 0 BARTLETT...... 48 0 MITCHELL ROAD...... 54 20 COLLIERVILLE...... 21 7 COLLIERVILLE...... 60 0 HILLCREST...... 27 6 EAST...... 7 0 *LITTLE COTTON BOWL* GERMANTOWN...... 14 7 MCKENZIE...... 21 14 *LITTLE COTTON BOWL* LEXINGTON...... 26 14
1969 1970 1971 WON–5 LOST–4 WON–6 LOST–4 WON–6 LOST–4 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH JACKSON CENTRAL...... 7 20 CBHS...... 6 7 CBHS...... 0 20 CBHS...... 7 8 DYERSBURG...... 20 0 DYERSBURG...... 25 0 EAST...... 47 0 BROWNSVILLE...... 27 30 BROWNSVILLE...... 0 12 BROWNSVILLE...... 6 23 COVINGTON...... 20 27 COVINGTON...... 6 27 COVINGTON...... 0 20 SAVANNAH...... 34 6 JACKSON CENTRAL...... 14 7 SAVANNAH...... 56 8 RIPLEY...... 36 6 WOODDALE...... 13 12 MBA...... 27 19 SOMERVILLE...... 64 6 RIPLEY...... 35 20 OVERTON...... 41 6 JACKSON CENTRAL...... 12 37 SOMERVILLE...... 36 8 BGA...... 19 6 BGA...... 22 15 BARTLETT...... 35 0 GERMANTOWN...... 12 7 GERMANTOWN...... 7 33
78 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS SEASON SUMMARIES
1972 1973 1974 WON–8 LOST–3 WON–4 LOST–6 WON–6 LOST–4 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH CBHS...... 13 6 CBHS...... 0 20 CBHS...... 12 25 DYERSBURG...... 37 6 DYERSBURG...... 19 6 DYERSBURG...... 0 27 BROWNSVILLE...... 14 15 BROWNSVILLE...... 13 6 BROWNSVILLE...... 44 28 COVINGTON...... 0 14 COVINGTON...... 7 27 COVINGTON...... 6 0 WOODDALE...... 0 20 MILLINGTON...... 28 15 MILLINGTON...... 51 6 RIPLEY...... 33 6 OLD HICKORY...... 7 28 OLD HICKORY...... 48 12 SOMERVILLE...... 48 22 RIPLEY...... 13 18 RIPLEY...... 38 0 JACKSON CENTRAL...... 33 7 JACKSON CENTRAL...... 14 15 JACKSON CENTRAL...... 12 50 BARTLETT...... 14 7 GERMANTOWN...... 41 13 GERMANTOWN...... 18 7 GERMANTOWN...... 41 0 BARTLETT...... 15 21 BARTLETT...... 14 39 *LITTLE COTTON BOWL* CHESTER COUNTY...... 27 7
1975 1976 1977 WON–8 LOST–2 WON–6 LOST–4 WON–11 LOST–1 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH BARTLETT...... 33 0 BRIARCREST...... 21 6 CRAIGMONT...... 47 14 COVINGTON...... 7 6 CBHS...... 10 7 BRIARCREST...... 21 6 OLD HICKORY...... 35 8 DYERSBURG...... 15 0 MEMPHIS PREP...... 16 14 DYERSBURG...... 3 0 BROWNSVILLE...... 7 6 HARDING...... 27 0 BROWNSVILLE...... 12 20 BARTLETT...... 28 6 SBEC...... 40 0 BRIARCREST...... 18 14 MILLINGTON...... 19 28 BISHOP BYRNE...... 20 6 MILLINGTON...... 20 18 COVINGTON...... 10 14 CATHOLIC...... 21 14 RIPLEY...... 23 0 RIPLEY...... 6 0 COLLIERVILLE...... 28 0 JACKSON CENTRAL...... 6 14 JACKSON CENTRAL...... 6 14 GERMANTOWN...... 10 0 GERMANTOWN...... 6 0 GERMANTOWN...... 6 14 * PLAY-OFF GAMES * HUMBOLDT...... 35 7 DOUGLAS...... 14 6 MILAN...... 6 14
1978 1979 1980 WON–3 LOST–6 WON–5 LOST–4 WON–11 LOST–1 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH CRAIGMONT...... 14 0 BRIARCREST...... 13 0 BRIARCREST...... 30 26 BRIARCREST...... 28 49 WOODDALE...... 6 7 WOODDALE...... 33 7 MEMPHIS PREP...... 7 15 GERMANTOWN...... 0 16 GERMANTOWN...... 10 7 HARDING...... 7 14 HARDING...... 29 12 HARDING...... 21 0 SBEC...... 34 14 SBEC...... 47 6 SBEC...... 50 3 BISHOP BYRNE...... 0 17 BISHOP BYRNE...... 14 20 BISHOP BYRNE...... 28 0 CATHOLIC...... 21 14 CATHOLIC...... 14 7 CATHOLIC...... 21 14 COLLIERVILLE...... 7 14 COLLIERVILLE...... 21 7 COLLIERVILLE...... 21 0 GERMANTOWN...... 20 21 MEMPHIS PREP...... 0 6 MEMPHIS PREP...... 63 6 * PLAY-OFF GAMES * HUMBOLDT...... 17 7 TREADWELL...... 20 19 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 7 35
1981 1982 1983 WON–8 LOST–2 WON–9 LOST–2 WON–10 LOST–3 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH BRIARCREST...... 33 7 BRIARCREST...... 28 0 BRIARCREST...... 34 9 WOODDALE...... 34 0 WHITE STATION...... 49 0 BARTLETT...... 38 12 GERMANTOWN...... 17 21 WOODDALE...... 40 26 GERMANTOWN...... 6 16 MILLINGTON...... 33 0 GERMANTOWN...... 13 14 TUPELO...... 3 13 KIRBY...... 40 0 MILLINGTON...... 38 3 KIRBY...... 20 7 WHITE STATION...... 62 6 KIRBY...... 27 0 CATHOLIC...... 35 7 BISHOP BYRNE...... 13 7 BISHOP BYRNE...... 36 14 BISHOP BYRNE...... 35 0 HARDING...... 34 0 HARDING...... 41 7 HARDING...... 21 10 COLLIERVILLE...... 20 38 COLLIERVILLE...... 10 7 COLLIERVILLE...... 17 7 * MILLINGTON JAYCEE BOWL * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * CBHS...... 24 0 RIDGEWAY...... 21 3 TECH...... 35 0 EAST...... 34 40 MILAN...... 17 16 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 6 0 KNOXVILLE AUSTIN-EAST.. 7 10
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1984 1985 1986 WON–8 LOST–2 WON–13 LOST–1 WON–3 LOST–6 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH BRIARCREST...... 28 7 BRIARCREST...... 55 19 BRIARCREST...... 13 17 GERMANTOWN...... 30 6 GERMANTOWN...... 19 6 GERMANTOWN...... 13 21 BARTLETT...... 38 9 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 14 0 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 7 21 TUPELO...... 21 22 TUPELO...... 21 24 TUPELO...... 17 28 KIRBY...... 3 28 CATHOLIC...... 31 0 CATHOLIC...... 0 10 CATHOLIC...... 14 7 BISHOP BYRNE...... 48 7 BISHOP BYRNE...... 40 13 BISHOP BYRNE...... 31 14 COLLIERVILLE...... 24 0 COLLIERVILLE...... 28 7 HARDING...... 42 13 HARDING...... 49 0 HARDING...... 14 0 COLLIERVILLE...... 45 0 ECS...... 26 21 ECS...... 9 14 * MUNFORD JAYCEE BOWL * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * COVINGTON...... 23 7 RIDGEWAY...... 28 7 MILAN...... 41 7 MARSHALL COUNTY...... 14 7 GOODPASTURE...... 31 29 KNOXVILLE AUSTIN-EAST...21 19 1987 1988 1989 WON–8 LOST–4 WON– 8 LOST–3 WON–11 LOST–2 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH RIDGEWAY...... 37 0 RIDGEWAY...... 38 0 CBHS...... 10 27 GERMANTOWN...... 7 2 GERMANTOWN...... 17 11 RIDGEWAY...... 57 13 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 7 14 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 6 43 CATHOLIC...... 50 6 ECS...... 26 10 ECS...... 3 10 COVINGTON...... 24 7 BOLTON...... 7 8 BOLTON...... 34 0 GERMANTOWN...... 14 7 CATHOLIC...... 36 0 CATHOLIC...... 14 0 WOODDALE...... 30 14 HARDING...... 31 0 HARDING...... 41 7 BRIARCREST...... 24 7 BRIARCREST...... 49 0 BRIARCREST...... 38 31 ECS...... 40 7 COVINGTON 28 7 COVINGTON...... 27 8 HARDING...... 47 0 * PLAY-OFF GAMES * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * EAST...... 23 0 EAST...... 39 14 RIDGEWAY...... 43 13 * PLAY-OFF GAMES * MILAN...... 16 0 MILAN...... 16 24 KINGSBURY...... 27 7 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 13 34 MILAN...... 23 6 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 14 16
1990 1991 1992 WON–14 LOST–1 WON–12 LOST–1 WON–12 LOST–1 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH CBHS...... 13 10 CBHS...... 45 15 CBHS...... 21 7 RIDGEWAY...... 35 7 SOUTHAVEN...... 28 7 SOUTHAVEN...... 25 24 CATHOLIC...... 69 0 CENTRAL...... 32 14 CENTRAL...... 35 8 COVINGTON...... 36 0 EAST...... 57 6 EAST...... 24 20 GERMANTOWN...... 24 8 RIDGEWAY...... 34 10 RIDGEWAY...... 42 14 WOODDALE...... 16 6 BRIARCREST...... 44 10 BRIARCREST...... 14 7 BRIARCREST...... 35 0 ECS...... 44 0 ECS...... 31 0 ECS...... 27 7 KINGSBURY...... 56 14 KINGSBURY...... 44 12 HARDING...... 48 14 TREADWELL...... 42 8 TREADWELL...... 41 14 EAST...... 21 6 HARDING...... 45 12 HARDING...... 35 14 * PLAY-OFF GAMES * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * TREZEVANT...... 33 7 SHEFFIELD...... 45 0 BTW...... 31 12 MILAN...... 41 7 UNION CITY...... 31 7 UNION CITY...... 21 6 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 22 20 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 23 28 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 7 21 WHITE HOUSE...... 45 12 MARION COUNTY...... 7 26
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80 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS SEASON SUMMARIES
1993 1994 1995 WON–9 LOST–2 WON–6 LOST–5 WON–7 LOST–4 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH CBHS...... 17 9 CBHS...... 15 18 CBHS...... 7 21 SOUTHSIDE...... 53 20 SOUTHSIDE...... 45 6 SOUTHSIDE...... 31 6 GERMANTOWN...... 14 6 GERMANTOWN...... 13 45 GERMANTOWN...... 7 30 OVERTON...... 23 3 OVERTON...... 21 8 OVERTON...... 37 14 HOUSTON...... 31 34 HOUSTON...... 24 14 HOUSTON...... 1 0 (Forfeit) WOODDALE...... 21 7 WOODDALE...... 17 40 WOODDALE...... 1 0 (Forfeit) WESTWOOD...... 29 27 WESTWOOD...... 6 7 WESTWOOD...... 21 28 EAST...... 41 13 EAST...... 28 8 CRAIGMONT...... 33 6 NORTHSIDE...... 40 22 NORTHSIDE...... 42 7 EAST...... 43 0 * PLAY-OFF GAMES * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * NORTHSIDE...... 61 24 FAYETTE-WARE...... 38 22 CRAIGMONT...... 16 3 * PLAY-OFF GAME * COLLIERVILLE...... 6 31 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 14 28 COLLIERVILLE...... 7 10
1996 1997 1998 WON–9 LOST–3 WON–9 LOST–2 WON–6 LOST–4 HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: JAKE RUDOLPH HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON CBHS...... 21 17 WESTWOOD...... 35 0 WESTWOOD...... 27 14 SOUTHSIDE...... 48 6 MBA...... 14 11 MBA...... 17 13 GERMANTOWN...... 14 16 GERMANTOWN...... 17 16 GERMANTOWN...... 28 10 OVERTON...... 44 0 BAYLOR...... 28 13 BAYLOR...... 40 28 HOUSTON...... 8 19 ECS...... 35 0 ECS...... 20 23 WOODDALE...... 21 0 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 38 18 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 3 7 WESTWOOD...... 28 8 BRIARCREST...... 36 0 BRIARCREST...... 35 14 CRAIGMONT...... 27 0 MCCALLIE...... 50 7 MCCALLIE...... 34 55 EAST...... 39 22 FATHER RYAN...... 7 17 FATHER RYAN...... 7 30 NORTHSIDE...... 70 0 CBHS...... 24 6 CBHS...... 46 19 * PLAY-OFF GAMES * * PLAY-OFF GAME * BOLTON...... 45 13 MBA...... 7 24 PEARL COHN...... 15 20
1999 2000 2001 WON - 3 LOST - 7 WON - 5 LOST - 6 WON - 8 LOST - 4 HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON .HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON WESTWOOD...... 28 8 WESTWOOD...... 55 6 WHITEHAVEN...... 21 28 BRIDGEPORT, TX...... 17 7 JACKSON PREP...... 7 18 JACKSON PREP...... 35 6 CBHS...... 6 30 CBHS...... 14 10 HARDING...... 35 6 BRIARCREST...... 7 37 BRIARCREST...... 22 17 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 14 30 MBA...... 0 35 MBA...... 7 25 BRIARCREST...... 27 12 ECS...... 20 35 ECS...... 13 7 BARTLETT...... 28 7 FATHER RYAN...... 17 27 FATHER RYAN...... 21 12 MBA...... 14 0 BAYLOR...... 17 14 BAYLOR...... 13 19 FAIRLEY...... 18 0 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 7 41 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 6 14 MCCALLIE...... 18 21 MCCALLIE...... 0 28 MCCALLIE...... 19 26 CBHS...... 10 0 * PLAY-OFF GAME * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * BAYLOR...... 7 17 FATHER RYAN...... 35 16 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 0 26
2002 2003 2004 WON - 7 LOST - 4 WON - 4 LOST - 7 WON - 11 LOST - 1 HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON MELROSE...... 7 26 WHITEHAVEN...... 21 35 EAST...... 31 8 JACKSON PREP...... 35 14 JACKSON PREP...... 21 16 JACKSON PREP...... 27 0 HARDING...... 38 14 ECS...... 0 27 ECS...... 14 10 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 10 42 WOODDALE...... 38 12 WOODDALE...... 41 13 BRIARCREST...... 21 24 FATHER RYAN...... 37 27 FATHER RYAN...... 33 0 BARTLETT...... 33 0 BRIARCREST...... 17 24 BRIARCREST...... 19 13 MBA...... 24 21 BAYLOR...... 17 6 BAYLOR...... 7 17 FAIRLEY...... 26 0 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 14 42 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 23 14 MCCALLIE...... 39 17 MBA...... 7 40 MBA...... 14 8 CBHS...... 28 27 CBHS...... 7 38 CBHS...... 10 3 * PLAY-OFF GAME * * PLAY-OFF GAME * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * MBA...... 14 20 MCCALLIE...... 10 17 MBA...... 10 7 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 35 14
81 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 MUS SEASON SUMMARIES
2005 2006 2007 WON–11 LOST–1 WON–5 LOST–6 WON–7 LOST–4 HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON BOLTON...... 47 0 MELROSE...... 17 14 RIDGEWAY...... 30 0 JACKSON PREP...... 41 9 NEASE, FL...... 3 34 KINGSBURY...... 35 19 MBA...... 24 0 MBA...... 10 7 OLIVE BRANCH...... 6 29 ECS...... 21 3 ECS...... 12 21 CARVER...... 31 0 BAYLOR...... 17 7 BAYLOR...... 20 22 CBHS...... 7 14 NORTHSIDE...... 52 0 NORTHSIDE...... 48 0 NORTHSIDE...... 42 0 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 28 0 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 14 31 COOKEVILLE...... 17 20 CBHS...... 10 14 CBHS...... 17 35 BRIARCREST...... 35 0 KINGSBURY...... 34 12 KINGSBURY...... 34 6 ECS...... 24 0 BRIARCREST...... 17 . 10 BRIARCREST...... 35 0 ST. BENEDICT...... 49 0 * PLAY-OFF GAMES * * PLAY-OFF GAME * * PLAY-OFF GAME * BAYLOR...... 24 17 BAYLOR...... 21 40 FATHER RYAN...... 14 21 CBHS...... 31 27
2008 2009 2010 WON–13 LOST–0 WON–13 LOST–0 WON–7 LOST–4 HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON MELROSE...... 13 12 MILLINGTON...... 38 0 MILLINGTON...... 28 8 KINGSBURY...... 45 8 KINGSBURY...... 47 8 KINGSBURY...... 42 7 OLIVE BRANCH...... 29 22 SOUTH PANOLA...... 21 19 SOUTH PANOLA...... 2 39 CARVER...... 56 18 OVERTON...... 59 7 OVERTON...... 41 21 CBHS...... 21 14 OLIVE BRANCH...... 20 15 OLIVE BRANCH...... 22 25 NORTHSIDE...... 41 0 EAST...... 42 16 EAST...... 38 8 COOKEVILLE...... 42 0 WHITE STATION...... 55 35 WHITE STATION...... 28 14 BRIARCREST...... 48 7 ST. BENEDICT...... 46 0 ST. BENEDICT...... 49 14 ECS...... 22 10 CBHS...... 38 14 CBHS...... 14 21 ST. BENEDICT...... 59 7 BRIARCREST...... 41 6 BRIARCREST...... 45 14 * PLAY-OFF GAMES * * PLAY-OFF GAMES * * PLAY-OFF GAME * BGA...... 49 21 BAYLOR...... 38 7 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 24 42 MBA...... 35 7 FATHER RYAN...... 23 15 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 38 18 MBA...... 27 17
2011 2012 2013 WON - 8 LOST - 4 WON - 10 LOST - 3 WON - 10 LOST - 3 HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON HEAD COACH: BOBBY ALSTON ENSWORTH...... 14 28 ENSWORTH...... 28 35 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 7 36 KINGSBURY...... 49 0 KINGSBURY...... 55 6 KINGSBURY...... 45 12 SOUTH PANOLA...... 7 19 FAYETTEVILLE ARK...... 42 20 PULASKI ACADEMY...... 29 37 CENTRAL...... 38 0 CENTRAL...... 46 0 LIBERTY TECH...... 30 6 OLIVE BRANCH...... 17 21 OLIVE BRANCH...... 33 43 SOUTH PANOLA...... 26 9 EAST...... 41 0 EAST...... 35 9 LAFAYETTE COUNTY...... 35 7 CBHS...... 41 3 CBHS...... 24 14 CBHS...... 45 9 ST. BENEDICT...... 35 0 ST. BENEDICT...... 42 7 ST. BENEDICT...... 45 16 WHITE STATION...... 20 0 WHITE STATION...... 41 28 CRAIGMONT...... 42 20 BRIARCREST...... 26 10 BRIARCREST...... 42 24 BRIARCREST...... 35 7 * PLAY–OFF GAMES * * PLAY–OFF GAMES * * PLAY–OFF GAMES * MCCALLIE...... 38 21 BAYLOR...... 20 14 MCCALLIE...... 23 10 ENSWORTH...... 0 28 BRENTWOOD ACA...... 46 45 MBA...... 23 17 ENSWORTH...... 14 31 ENSWORTH...... 10 27
82 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013
The 2007 defense tied a 40-year record by posting six shutouts during the regular season.
In 2009, the MUS football team captured the state championship as they had done four times before: 1985, 2004, 2005, and 2008.
83 MUS FOOTBALL RECORDS 1957–2013 OWLS TRIVIA
COACHES AND RECORDS: MOST BLOCKED KICKS - SEASON: Gene Thorn (1957-58): 11 wins, 3 losses, 2 ties 7 in 2004 (5 blocked punts and 2 blocked Jake Rudolph (1959-97): 295 - 119 - 4 FG’s and PATs) Bobby Alston (1998- ): 118 - 55 7 in 2000 (1 blocked punt and 6 blocked FG’s and PATs) MUS Overall Record: 562 - 309 - 26 (63% winning) MUS Home Record: 277 - 77 - 3 (78% winning) MOST INTERCEPTIONS BY A TEAM IN A GAME: MUS Away Record: 115 - 88 - 3 (56% winning) 6 in 1984 vs Tupelo (Dede Malmo - 4, Jay Steed - 2) MUS Neutral Site Record: 42 - 15 - 0 (74% winning) MUS Conference Record: 236 - 79 - 3 (74% winning) MOST INTERCEPTIONS BY A TEAM IN A SEASON: MUS Play-off Record: 45 - 25 (64% winning) 29 in 1990 (Ryan Ehrhart - 7, Tate Conrad - 5, Spencer Clift - 4, Bryan King - 3, MOST WINS IN A SEASON: Hart Weatherford - 3, Trevor Benitone - 2, 14 by the 1990 team William Tayloe - 2, John Laughlin - 1, Clay Maddox - 1, John Sartelle - 1) MOST WINS BY A CLASS: 29 in 1985 (Wesley Grace - 8, Greg McGowan - 5, Class of 1993: 38 - 3 (93%) Richard Morrow - 4, Shelley Harrison - 3, Class of 1992: 37 - 4 (90%) Walter Scott - 2, Paul Anderson - 2, Class of 1994: 33 - 4 (89%) John Ed Ogles - 1, Steve Shipley - 1, Class of 2010: 33 - 4 (89%) Jeff Hines - 1, Andy McArtor - 1, Class of 2011: 33 - 4 (89%) Scott McArtor - 1)
LONGEST WINNING STREAK - CONSECUTIVE: OVERTIME: 28 beginning in 2008 with a perfect season (13-0) MUS has played in 8 overtime games and has and again in 2009 (13-0), plus the first 2 games in 2010. a record of 3 wins and 5 losses: 1979 MUS 14 - Catholic 7 (1 OT) LONGEST WINNING STREAK - REGULAR SEASON: 1979 MUS 0 - Memphis Prep 6 (1 OT) MUS began a 43-game regular-season winning 1982 MUS 34 - East 40 (3 OT) streak in 1989 with a 57 - 13 win over Ridgeway. 1984 MUS 21 - Tupelo 22 (3 OT) The streak ended in 1993 with a 34 - 31 defeat 1988 MUS 38 - Briarcrest 31 (3 OT) at Houston. 1997 MUS 17 - Germantown 16 (1 OT) 2003 MUS 17 - Briarcrest 24 (2 OT) LONGEST LOSING STREAK: 2007 MUS 17 - Cookeville 20 (1 OT) 5 in 1959, 1986, and 1999 BOWL GAMES: OPENING DAY: MUS has played in 5 bowl games and never lost: MUS has an opening game record 1967 Little Cotton Bowl (MUS 21 - McKenzie 14) of 38 wins and 18 losses. 1968 Little Cotton Bowl (MUS 26 - Lexington 14) 1972 Little Liberty Bowl (MUS 27 - Chester Co. 7) SHUTOUT TRIVIA: 1981 Millington Jaycee Bowl (MUS 24 - CBHS 0) The Owls have recorded 124 shutouts, including a record 1984 Munford Jaycee Bowl (MUS 23 - Covington 7) 6 in 1967 and in 2007. MUS has been shut out 29 times, the last time being a 28 - 0 defeat to Ensworth in 2011. STATE-CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES MUS has been to the state-championship game FEWEST TOUCHDOWN PASSES ALLOWED: 9 times with 5 victories: 0 by the 1964 team (secondary composed of 1983 MUS 7 - Knoxville Austin East 10 Casey Bowlin, Rick Ferguson, Trow Gillespie, 1985 MUS 21 - Knoxville Austin East 19 and Kent Wunderlich). 1990 MUS 7 - Marion County 26 2004 MUS 35 - Brentwood Academy 14 FEWEST TURNOVERS IN A SEASON: 2005 MUS 31 - Christian Brothers 27 8 in 2009 in 13 games 2008 MUS 38 - Brentwood Academy 18 8 in 2005 in 12 games 2009 MUS 27 - MBA 17 2012 MUS 14 - Ensworth 31
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