TRUMAN FOOTBALL Quick Facts 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE General Information Coaching Staff Name of School...... Head Coach...... Gregg Nesbitt City/Zip...... Kirksville, MO 63501 Alma Mater, Yr...... Truman, ‘80 Founded...... 1867 Record at school (yrs.)...... 19-25, fourth season Enrollment...... 6,000 Career collegiate record (yrs.) ...... 19-25, fourth season Nickname ...... Bulldogs Football office phone ...... 660-785-4549 School Colors...... Purple and White Best time/day to call ...... Mornings/Tuesday-Thursday Stadium/Capacity ...... Stokes Stadium/4,000 Offensive Scheme...... Pro Set Surface...... Astro-Turf Gameday Grass 3D Defensive Scheme ...... 4-2 Affiliation...... NCAA Division II Assistant Coaches/Duties Conference...... Great Lakes Valley Conference Jay Davis (NC State, 2005) President...... Dr. Troy Paino Kellen Nesbitt (Central Mo., 2008) Alma Mater, Yr...... Evangel (Mo.), ‘85 Jed Paulsen (NC State, 2004) Offensive Line/Strength Athletics Director...... Jerry Wollmering Andy Ball (Central Mo., 2001) Defensive Line/Recruiting Alma Mater, Yr...... Drake (Iowa), ‘87 Thomas Kearney (Peru State, 1997) Assistant Head Coach/Wide Athletic Dept. Phone...... 660-785-4236 Receivers/Recruting Ticket Office Phone ...... 660-785-4236 Athletic Trainer...... Michelle Boyd, ATC Team Information History Total Home Away Neut First Year of football...... 1900 2013 Record 7-4 4-2 3-2 0-0 Overall all-time record...... 545-389-34 (.580) 2013 GLVC 5-2 2-1 3-1 0-0 Postseason Appearances/inc. bowl games ...... 6 2013 Non Conference 2-2 2-1 0-1 0-0 NCAA Division II Playoff Appearances ...... 4/1994 GLVC Record, Finish...... 5-2, T2nd Last Postseason Playoff Opponent ...... Univ. of North Dakota Final National...... NR ...... lost 18-6 in 1994 NCAA First Round Playoffs (11/19/94) Lettermen Returing ...... 45 Last Non-playoff Postseason Appearance...... 11/17/61 Lettermen Lost...... 23 ...... vs. Parsons (Iowa) College - won 22-8 Position Starters Returning...... 16 (5 Off / 10 Def / 1 Spec.)* ...... in the 1961 in Excelsior Springs, Mo. Position Starters Lost ...... 10 (7 Off / 2 Def / 1 Spec.)* *who started at least six games

Squad Notes Sports Information Returning All-GLVC #92 Nic Abatte (Sr./DL) - Sports Information Director...... Kevin White First team all-GLVC in 2013 SID office phone...... 660-785-4276 2013 Season: 16.5 Tackles for loss (2nd/GLVC); 5.5 sacks. Career: 30 Tackles for loss, 13 sacks in 34 career games. SID EMail...... [email protected] Home phone...... 660-665-0853 #43 Matthew Bell (Sr./LB) - First team all-GLVC in 2013 Cell phone ...... 660-341-9227 2013 Season: Led team with 83 total tackles, 10.0 TFL, 5.0 sacks. Assistant SID...... Tyler Madsen Career: 136 total tackles and 2 fumble recoveries in 29 career games. Football SID...... White #13 Jacob Lamp (Sr./PK) - First team all-GLVC in 2013 office phone...... same 2013 Season: Led nation in Punt Return defense with a 42.0 yards per punt. home phone ...... same Career: Current career leader in punting average at 41.1 per punt with long of 74. SID fax...... 660-785-4189 #33 Connor Nagel (Sr. LB) - Press Box phone ...... 660-785-4276 Second team all-GLVC in 2013 2013 Season: Had 69 total tackles including 3 for loss SID mailing address ...... 100 E. Normal; Kirksville, Mo. 63501 Career: 114 total tackles and 4.5 TFL in 22 games played Truman Athletics Web Site ...... www.TrumanBulldogs.com #28 Garrett White (Sr./RB) - Radio Station ...... 104.7 FM KRES-Moberly First team all-GLVC in 2013 2013 Season: 995 yards rushing, 2nd in GLVC, 1st in rushing per game at 94.7 Play-by-Play...... Brad Boyer Career: 1,663 rushing yards, 16th in Truman history with 20 rushing TDs. Color Commentator...... Ryan Myrehn/Kevin White #36 Austin Zoda (So./DB) - Sideline Reporter ...... Hank Janssen Second team all-GLVC in 2013 Audiocast ...... www.centralmoinfo.com 2013 Season: Second in tackles with 71 as a redshirt freshman with 2 INTs, 2 FF

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Key Offensive Returners Returning Defensive Starters (CL/Pos) - Started At Least 50% Of Games (CL/Pos) - Started At Least 50% Of Games 28 Garrett White (Sr./RB) 995 yards on 169 att. 10 TDs 92 Nic Abbate (Sr./DL) 52 Tkls, 16.5 TFL, 5.5 Sacks, FF 66 Brad Wellman (Jr./OL) Started 10 of 11 games 43 Matthew Bell (Sr./LB) 83 Tkls, 10.0 TFL, 5.0 Sacks, INT 79 Charlie Brynac (Jr./OL) Started nine of 11 games 23 T.J. Fine (So./DB) 40 Tkls, 1.0 TFL, FR 84 Chico Orlando (Sr./TE) 26 catches, 237 yards, 4 TDs 59 Devin Gillespie (Jr./DL) 19 Tkls, 3.0 TFL, 1.5 Sacks, FR 88 Jared Haferbier (Sr./WR) 37 catches, 308 yards, 0 TDs 24 Luke Lamar (Jr./DB) 33 Tkls, 3.0 TFL, 3.0 Sacks, FF 33 Connor Nagel (Sr./LB) 69 Tkls, 3.0 TFL, 0.5 Sacks, FR Offensive Starters Lost 93 Nick Reichert (Jr./DL) 35 Tkls, 7.0 TFL, 1.0 Sacks Stephen Backes (OL) 24 career games, all 11 as a senior 7 Brady Schroeder (Sr./DB) 35 Tkls, 1.0 TFL, 1.0 Sacks, INT Steve Bosilovatz (OL) 36 career games, inc. 22 the past 2 seasons 30 Chris Stanton (So./DB) 32 Tkls, 3 INTs, FR Justin Corcoran (FB) 37 games played, 1 rush (38 yds) 36 Austin Zoda (So./DB) 71 Tkls, 0.5 TFL, 2 INTs, 2 FF Dallas Grier (WR) Four-time all-conference, 214 receptions (2763 yds) Brett Nagel (WR) 58 catches in 22 games, 517 yards Defensive Starters Lost Conrad Schottel (QB) 35 games, 4431 yards passing, 28 TDs Jeramey Dockery (DL) 171 Tkls, 20 TFL in 40 games played Eric Stone (OL) 30 career games, inc. 8 starts in 2013 Tremaine Millender (DB) 238 Tkls, 13.5 TFL, 3 FF, FR in 44 games played

Key Special Teams Returners Key Special Teams Lost 13 Jacob Lamp (Sr./P) Averaged 42.0 yards per punt Derek Koon (PK) School record 49 FG made in 44 games played Tremaine Millender (KR) Avg. 22.8 yards per return, 33.8 in ‘13

Truman State University Quick Facts 2014 Schedule

Date Opponent Time Location Last Meeting 2013 Record Series Record Sept. 6 @ Drake (Iowa) 6:00 PM Des Moines, Iowa W 38-14 (2002) 6-5 2-2 Tied Sept. 13 Langston (Okla.) 7:00 PM Kirksville, Mo. First Meeting 6-4 First Meeting Sept. 20 @ S&T * 6:30 PM Rolla, Mo. W 27-7 (2013) 6-5 50-22-4 Truman Sept. 27 Lincoln (Mo.) * 7:00 PM Kirksville, Mo. W 42-12 (2012) 3-8 19-4-1 Truman Oct. 4 @ McKendree (Ill.) * 1:00 PM Lebanon, Ill. W 28-21 (2013) 4-6 2-0 Truman Oct. 11 William Jewell (Mo.) * 2:00 PM Kirksville, Mo. W 45-7 (2013) 3-8 6-6-2 Tied Oct. 18 Indianapolis (Ind.) * 1:00 PM Kirksville, Mo. L 21-14 (2013) 10-2 1-0 Indianapolis Nov. 1 @ Southwest Baptist (Mo.) * 1:00 PM Bolivar, Mo. W 40-37 (2013) 1-10 21-3 Truman Nov. 8 Quincy (Ill.) * 1:00 PM Kirksville, Mo. W 33-0 (2013) 2-9 3-1 Truman Nov. 15 @ Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) * 12:00 PM Rensselaer, Ind. L 6-3 (2013) 8-3 3-1 Truman 49-60 (.449) 106-40-7 (.715) * denotes GLVC game; All Times listed at Central

Truman Bulldog Football 2 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Head Coach Gregg Nesbitt 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE

At Truman Head Coach: Gregg Nesbitt 12 Years [email protected] @TSUCoachNesbitt Head Coach @ Truman (660) 785-4549 5th Year Coaching Exp. M.S. Sports Administration - Truman (1987) B.S. Physical Education - Truman (1980) 30 Years 2007-09 - Defensive Coordinator : Univ. of Central Missouri Alma Mater 2006 - Defensive Coordinator : Central Methodist Univ. (Mo.) 1993-05 - Head Coach : Columbia Hickman (Mo.) HS 1990-93 - Defensive Coordinator : Truman (Mo.) 1984-89 - Head Coach : Hannibal (Mo.) HS Truman (‘80), (‘87) • Fifth season as head coach of the Truman Bulldogs. ceiving college scholarships with 42 being named to all- Enters the 2014 schedule with an overall record of 19-25 state teams. (.431) and a 12-23 (.342) in conference games and 7-2 in • Was the 2004 Associated Press Missouri Coach of the non-conference games. Year, National Federation of High School Sports Regional • Has had 28 players named all-conference with nine Coach of the Year and a nominee for the NFHS National first-team selections. Coach of the Year Award. • Three All-America selections following 2010 season. • Returned to college ranks in 2006 as defensive coordi- Defensive back Richie Schumacher, punter Eric Phillips and nator and secondary coach at Central Methodist (Mo.) Uni- kicker Derek Koon. versity. • Two Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-District selec- • Joined Willie Fritz at the University of Central Missouri tions. Adam Reynolds (First Team – 2011), Garrett White as co-defensive coordinator in 2007. Defense allowed 23.3 (First Team – 2012). points and 378 yards per game in three seasons at War- • Has averaged 46 Honor Roll members (Squad mem- rensburg. bers with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA) over the last four • A 1980 graduate of Truman State University with a B.S. seasons, including 53 following the 2012 season and 36 in in Physical Education and a masters in Sports Administra- 2013 in the GLVC when criteria was raised to a 3.30 GPA. tion in 1987 also from Truman. • Truman is one of two Division II public institutions with • A 2010 inductee into the Missouri Football Coaches As- over an 80% Academic Success Rate. The Bulldogs 82% sociation Hall of Fame and has been invited to speak at was 11th overall and only trailed Colorado School of Mines over 20 clinics throughout the Midwest. among public schools. • Wife Jackie and sons Ryan and Kellen. • The 22nd Head Coach of the Truman Bulldogs and the sixth coach to have also played and lettered for the Bull- dogs. (Last was Eric Holm from 1990-1994). • Lettered in 1978 and 1979 and was the team’s leading rusher in 79 with 260 yards. • Native of Hannibal, Mo. and was the Pirates Head Coach from 1984-1989 while also serving as Athletics Direc- tor. • Guided the Pirates to three Missouri Football postsea- sons. • Returned to Truman in 1990 as Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Coach for Eric Holm. • Bulldogs went 23-9 from 1990-1993 with two NCAA playoff appearances (1990 & 1992). • Coached Robert Merriman to a second team Football Gazette all-America honor in 1992. • Left Truman in 1993 to become head coach at Colum- bia’s Hickman High School. • In 13 years at Hickman, the Kewpies qualified for six Missouri Class Six playoffs and won the 2004 State Cham- pionship. • In 10 of the 13 years, Hickman was ranked in the top 10 in Missouri’s largest class and Nesbitt had 95 students re- 3 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Head Coach Gregg Nesbitt TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Seasons Recaps: 2010 – Doubled the win total from a season prior with a 4-7 2013 - Posted most wins since the 2001 season with a 7-4 record…won first two games to start the season with wins at St. overall record and a 5-2 mark in their first trip through the Great Joseph’s (Ind.) College (23-13) and at home against Southwest Lakes Valley Conference…after splitting the first four non-confer- Baptist (Mo.) 33-30…three of next four games all played against ence games, Truman won their first five GLVC games by outscor- nationally ranked opponents…defeated Missouri Southern 23-6 for ing their opponents 168-62…tied for second in the conference Homecoming and then spoiled Emporia (Kan.) State’s homecom- after dropping a 6-3 game against Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) and a 21- ing with 13 points in the final five minutes to win 37-34…lost two of 14 season finale against league-champion Indianapolis (Ind.)…had the last three games of the season by a total of four points…fell seven players named GLVC Players of the Week and 12 players 17-14 at Pittsburg (Kan.) State and 62-61, the highest combine earned all-GLVC accolades…seven were first-team selections, scoring game in Truman history, to the University of Nebraska- highlighted by Dallas Grier’s fourth straight all-conference selection Omaha…Michael Elliott (First Team) and Ryan Ploesser (Second at wide receiver…36 players had GPAs over 3.30 to earn Aca- Team) were among the eight Bulldogs named all-MIAA. demic All-GLVC. 2012 – Finished season with a 4-7 record after winning the first three games to start the schedule…it was the first time since 1994 that the Bulldogs started 3-0 with wins over Southwest Baptist (24- 14), Lincoln (42-12) and Northwestern Oklahoma State (63-21)… the three wins coupled with the two to finish the 2011 season gave the Bulldogs their first five-game winning streak since 2001…suf- fered first loss on national television against #22 Central Missouri 38-17 then fell 37-23 to Fort Hays (Kan.) State…won final game of season on October 6 against Nebraska-Kearney 16-7…had 10 all- conference honorees with first team selection Richie Schumacher as a defensive back and three second-team picks in Dallas Grier, Patrick Blackwell and Eric Phillips. 2011 – Finished season with a 4-7 record with wins in the final two games including the first shutout by the Bulldogs since 2004 in a 53-0 drubbing over Lincoln (Mo.) on November 5...three of the first four games to start the season were played against nationally ranked opponents…scored 13 points in the fourth quarter to pick up win number one against Fort Hays (Kan.) State in week 2 by a 34-31 score…lost a heartbreaker to eventual Division II national champion Pittsburg (Kan.) State 27-26 in which the Bulldogs took a lead with :53 seconds left only to watch the Gorillas march down the field for the winning score with :16 seconds to play…other vic- tories were road non-conference wins against McKendree (Ill.) 25- 10 and at Southwest Baptist (Mo.) 24-8…Eric Phillips, Richie All-Time Coaches Schumacher and Derek Koon were all named to various Division II All-America teams and were three of eight Bulldogs named all- MIAA…had 48 members named to the Commissioners Academic Coach Years W L T Pct. Honor Roll. No Coach (1900) 1 3 2 1 .583 Todd Kirk (1903-06) * 4 10 6 1 .618 O.C. Bell (1907-09) 3 13 7 0 .650 C.B. Simmons (1910-11) 2 3 9 0 .250 H.L. McWilliams (1914-25) $ 11 48 26 8 .634 (1926-34) 9 63 13 3 .816 (1935-37) 3 15 5 2 .727 Earl Svendsen (1938) 1 3 5 0 .375 Malcomb Eiken (1939-41) 3 10 14 2 .423 Vincent Gehringer (1945) # 1 1 2 1 .375 James Dougherty (1945-50) # 5 19 20 8 .489 Maurice Wade (1951-66) $ 16 99 41 2 .704 (1967-68) 2 9 9 0 .500 Russell Sloan (1969-71) 3 22 5 1 .804 Randel Lukehart (1972-74) 3 12 18 3 .409 Ron Taylor (1975-78) 4 26 14 2 .643 (1979-82) 4 24 19 0 .558 Jack Ball (1983-89) $ 7 37 38 0 .493 Eric Holm (1990-94) 5 37 19 0 .660 John Ware (1995-2003) $ 9 54 43 0 .556 (2004-2008) 5 20 35 0 .303 Aaron Vlcko (2009)# 1 2 9 0 .181 Gregg Nesbitt (2010 - 4 19 25 0 .431 Totals 106 549 385 34 .584 $ Official NCAA Record 106 545 389 34 .579 $ The NCAA does not recognize forfeits unless they are a result of an NCAA violation. Otherwise on-the-field results apply. Truman won one game by forfeit against Missouri Wesleyan in 1920, two games by forfeit from Washburn University in 1963 and 1989, and one from Missouri South- ern State University in 1997. * Kirk was not an official coach. Bell was the first coach appointed by the Board of Regents. Dougherty also coached the last two games of 1945. # Gehringer and Vlcko were interm coaches. Truman Bulldog Football 4 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Offensive Coordinator Jay Davis 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE

At Truman Off. Coordinator: Jay Davis 5th Year [email protected] Coaching Exp. (660) 785-4233 8th Year Alma Mater B.A. Psychology - North Carolina State (2005) 2007-2009 Quarterbacks Coach (Grambling State)

N.C. State (‘05)

Bulldog Offensive Numbers Under Davis • Fifth season as Offensive Coordinator for the Bulldogs Yr. Pts/G Passing Yds/G Rushing Yds/G Total Yds/G and eighth year as a collegiate coach. 2010 22.1 1633 148.5 1933 175.7 3566 324.2 2011 23.0 2422 220.1 1389 126.3 3811 346.4 • Truman offense has averaged 23 points and 338 yards 2012 24.0 2522 229.3 1271 115.5 3793 344.8 per game in 44 as offensive coordinator. 2013 26.1 2051 186.5 1688 153.5 3739 339.9 • Bulldogs have averaged 142.7 yards rushing and 196 Total 23.8 8628 196.0 6281 142.7 14909 338.8 yards passing. • Most points scored during tenure is 63 against North- western Oklahoma State in 2012, the team has topped 60 points in two games and 50 points one other time. • Most single-game yards gained was 615 against Lin- coln (Mo.) in 2011 with most rushing yards of 396 in same game against Lincoln and most passing yards being 384 against Fort Hays (Kan.) State in 2012. • Has had three first-team all-conference selections, Dallas Grier (2013), Eric Stone (2013) and Garrett White (2013). • Dallas Grier finished his Bulldog career as one of 12 players selected to the all-conference team four times dur- ing his career. Grier is third in career receiving yards (2763) and second in receptions (214). • The 396 yards rushing against Lincoln in 2011 was the fourth best single-game performance by the Bulldogs since 1993. • Spent three seasons as quarterback coach at Division I Grambling State (La.) University. • Coached Greg Dillion, who was all-SWAC, SWAC Newcomer of the Year and MVP of the Bayou Classic and SWAC Championship game in 2007. • A 2005 graduate and letterwinner at North Carolina Offensive Seasons Recap: State University. 2013 – Garrett White was a nickel shy of becoming the first 1000-yard rusher since 2003 when he gained 995 yards to earn first-team all-conference accolades…the offense was balanced with a • Finished his career as the ninth best passer in Wolf- 153.5 rushing average and 186.5 passing averaging in 11 games….Conrad Schottel led the team pack history with over 3,500 yards passing, 19 touchdowns in total offense at 194.3/game…singled game highs of 303 yards rushing against Kentucky Wes- in 30 career games played. leyan and 333 yards passing against McKendree. • Backed up future NFL quarterback to Phillip Rivers at 2012 – Dallas Grier gained the second most yards receiving in Bulldog history with 1,026 yards NC State. while Conrad Schottel threw for 2,103 yards and 12 touchdowns…Garrett White led the running • Second in the ACC with 2,104 yards as a junior and backs with 585 rushing yards and scored nine touchdowns…averaged 115.5 yards rushing, 229.3 yards passing and 344.8 yards of total offense per game…single-game highs of 270 yards rushing averaged 191.3 yards passing. against Northwestern Oklahoma State and 384 yards passing against Fort Hays (Kan.) State. • The only ACC quarterback to throw for over 200 yards in six consecutive games and had a season-high four 2011 – Quarterback J.B. Clark led the Bulldogs with 2,038 yards passing (203.8/g) while Harnish Ayora led in rushing with 532 yards (48.4/g) and Anthony Brown in receiving with 861 yards touchdown passes in loss to #3 Miami. (78.3/g)…had a season-high 53 points and rushed for 393 yards in shutout victory over Lincoln • Named first team all-state (Florida) for Clearwater (Mo.)…Brown’s 861 yards receiving were the most by a Bulldog since Andrew Blakely’s 965 in 2002…Truman was 80% successful in scoring inside the redzone with nine rushing touchdowns Central Catholic High School and was the St. Petersburg and seven passing TDs. Times 2000 Player of the Year. 2010 –Phil Davis was a dual-threat for the Bulldogs as he threw for 1,502 yards and rushed for another 833 as a senior…Davis had a season high 151 yards in finale against Nebraska-Omaha while also throwing for a season-high 218 yards and three TDs in the same game, a 62-61 loss to the Mavericks…seven different Bulldogs had 10 catches or more with Dallas Grier leading with 33 receptions for 548 yards.

5 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Defensive Coordinator Kellen Nesbitt TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE

At Truman Def. Coordinator: Kellen Nesbitt 5th Year [email protected] Coaching Exp. (660) 785-7345 8th Year Alma Mater B.S. Physical Education - Univ. of Central Missouri (2008) 2007-2009 Secondary Coach (Univ. of Central Missouri)

Central Mo. (‘08)

Bulldog Defensive Numbers Under Nesbitt • Fifth season as the Bulldogs Defensive Coordinator Yr. Pts/G Passing Yds/G Rushing Yds/G Total Yds/G and eighth season as a collegiate coach. 2010 32.0 2662 242.0 1602 145.6 4262 387.6 2011 32.5 2703 245.7 2188 198.9 4891 444.6 • Bulldog defense has allowed 28.2 points per game, 2012 28.0 2521 229.2 2213 201.2 4734 430.4 166.7 yards rushing, 233.5 yards passing and 400.2 yards 2013 20.4 2390 217.4 1334 121.3 3725 338.6 of total offense in four seasons as defensive coordinator. Total 28.2 10276 233.5 7337 166.7 17612 400.2 • Averages 2.2 turnovers forced and gained per game with 51 fumbles recovered and 38 interceptions made over the past four seasons. • Recorded 103 quarterback sacks (2.3/game) and 261 tackles for loss (5.9/game) over the past four seasons. • Truman has posted two shutouts in the past three sea- sons, Lincoln in 2011 and Quincy in 2013. • Five Bulldogs have earned first-team all-conference status. Michael Elliott (2010, Richie Schumacher (2012), Matthew Bell (2013), Nic Abbate (2013) and Tremaine Mil- lender (2013). • Schumacher notched 240 tackles during the 2011 and 2012 season and was selected as a Division II All-Ameri- can. • Spent three seasons as Defensive Backs Coach at the University of Central Missouri and guided the Mules to the top pass defense efficiency in 2007 with four all-MIAA picks and all-American free safety Kendall Ricketts. • Four-year letterwinner for the Mules with over 120 ca- reer tackles and started all 11 games as a senior at safety. • Special Teams player of the Year in 2004 and earned the school’s Markey Football Scholarship in 2006. • Earned a bachelor’s of science degree in Physical Ed- ucation and was a Missouri Bright Flight Scholarship recipi- Defensive Season Recaps 2013 –Held opponents to the lowest scoring average (20.3) since the 1994 season (17.6) with ent. nearly 100 yards less of total offense by the opposition than the previous year before…matched a • Wife Audrey and two children. school-high 75 tackles for loss and was one sack off the school record with 27…opponents rushed for just 11 touchdowns and 121.3 yards per game…the Bulldogs had nine sacks and 13 tackles for loss in shutout victory over Quincy to open GLVC action…allowed a season-low 126 yards of total offense in victory over William Jewell and held a total of five teams (all in the GLVC) under 300 yards of total offense.

2012 – Senior Richie Schumacher led the defense with 110 tackles and the Bulldogs forced 28 turnovers…Michael Elliott and Robert Gayden each had five picks and 11 Bulldogs had at least one fumble recovery…Patrick Blackwell registered eight of the team’s 28 quarterback sacks and had 17 tackles for loss to earn second team all-MIAA status…team has a season-high seven sacks in victory over Nebraska-Kearney and forced five turnovers in loss at Central Missouri.

2011 – Richie Schumacher led the MIAA and was in the top five of Division II with 130 tackles while earning All-America and second-team all-conference honors for the Bulldogs…forced 27 turnovers with 18 fumble recoveries and nine interceptions….two of turnovers gained were returned by the defense for scores…defense limited opposing teams to 72.3% redzone scoring with 19 rush- ing and nine passing TDs out of 47 opportunities…the team recorded 21 quarterback sacks and 56 tackles for loss.

2010 – Held opponents to 148 yards rushing per game and the fewest overall rushing yards (1,601) since the 2005 season…Michael Elliott paced the Bulldogs with 91 total tackles and three interceptions to garner first-team all-MIAA honors, while Ryan Ploesser had eight sacks for second team accolades…the Bulldogs notched 27 QB sacks including eight in the opener against Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) and 72 tackles for loss…the defense held opponents to 34% on third-down conver- sions. Truman Bulldog Football 6 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Assistant Coaches 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE

At Truman At Truman Thomas 8th Year Jed 5th Year

Kearney Coaching Exp. Paulsen Coaching Exp. [email protected] 13th Year [email protected] 8th Year (660) 785-4262 (660) 785-4252 Alma Mater Alma Mater B.S. Sports Management - B.A. Teaching Education Peru State North Carolina St. (2004) M.S. Sports Administration - Northwest Missouri Peru St. N.C. State (‘04) Assistant Head Coach/ Offensive Line/ Wide Recievers Strength & Conditioning Thomas Kearney is in his eighth season on the Bulldog Football staff and Jed Paulsen has been by Coach Nesbitt’s side for most of his football ca- is the Assistant Head Coach, Wide Receivers Coach and along with Coach reer. Paulsen enters his fifth year as both Truman’s offensive line coach and Andy Ball, handles the Bulldog recruiting efforts. serves as the team’s Strength and Conditioning coordinator. Kearney spent his first four years coaching defensive backs but shifted The offensive line has allowed the Bulldogs to rush for over 138 yards to the wide receivers in 2010. per game over the past three seasons and 68 rushing touchdowns. In addi- Dallas Grier became just the 12th Bulldog to earn all-conference honors tion, the line has allowed 79 quarterback sacks (1.7/game) with a season for four years when he was a first-team selection in 2013 at wide receiver. low of 11 during the 2013 season. Grier ended his Truman career third in receiving yards with 2763 and second Each season, Paulsen has had at least one Bulldog named all-confer- in receptions with 214 ence. In 2013, Eric Stone was the first, first-team choice in seven seasons Two receivers earned all-conference honors in 2011 with Grier picking up while in 2012 and 2011, center Blake Holland was honorable mention and his second selection and senior Anthony Brown his first. The tandem com- Dan Tweeton earned a mention in 2010. bined for nearly 1,500 receiving yards with over 100 catches. Brown had 861 Paulsen has played an integral role in developing the team’s strength and yards, the most by a Bulldog in eight years. conditioning program and has served on the athletics department weight In 2010, Grier was named to the all-conference team after catching 33 room committee. That committee designed and laid out the Athletics Weight passes for 548 yards in 11 games. It was the most by a Truman freshman Room that was part of the Pershing Building construction project in 2010. since 1999. Paulsen, a three-year starter at North Carolina State University, joined Prior to moving to the offensive side, Kearney had coached two all-con- the Bulldogs after spending two and a half years as a graduate assistant ference defensive backs. coach at the University of Central Missouri. Demetrius Lavant earned second team all-league honors as both a junior While working with Coach Nesbitt at UCM, Paulsen coached first team and senior for the Bulldogs in 2008 and 2009. Lavant had four interceptions all-conference player and Honorable Mention all-American, DeMarco Cosby. during his Bulldog career with two returned for touchdowns. He capped off a As a sophomore, Cosby caught 29 passes for 623 yards and five touch- homecoming overtime victory over nationally ranked Nebraska-Omaha with downs that set school records for yards by a tight end. the first defensive score to end a game in MIAA history. Cosby entered his junior year (2009) as a preseason all-American by Lavant had 176 tackles with 10.5 for loss in his two seasons under Kear- D2Football.com and caught 39 passes for 513 yards and five more touch- ney. downs while being mentored by Paulsen. Michael Elliott earned honorable mention all-MIAA honors after recording At UCM, Paulsen was also the department’s Strength and Conditioning 101 total tackles and a team-leading three interceptions in 2009. Elliott coach and worked as a counselor at the annual summer football camp. started 10 games as a true freshman and all 11 in his sophomore season. Paulsen, originally from Rocheport, Mo. and a Hickman High School Prior to coming to Kirksville, Kearney spent the previous two years as an graduate, was the first four-year starter for the Hickman football program and assistant Head Coach at Iowa Wesleyan College. was a three-year all-State selection. In addition, Paulsen followed in the foot- While a member of the IWC staff, Kearney coached the defensive backs, steps of his father and grandfather in winning a Missouri State High School was the recruiting coordinator and served as the team’s academic liaison. Heavyweight wrestling championship. Five of Kearney’s defensive backs earned all-conference honorable mention Paulsen was recruited by Chuck Amato and was a four-year letterwinner awards and one defensive back was named the NAIA National Defensive and three-year starter for the North Carolina State University Wolfpack. Player of the Week. As a senior, Paulsen served as one of the team’s captains, earned the While working on his Master’s degree at Northwest Missouri State, Kear- NCSU Jim Ritcher Award for Best Offensive Lineman, was named to the first- ney coached the outside linebackers for the Bearcats. Two of his linebackers team Academic all-Atlantic Coast Conference and ACC Honor Roll, and was earned first-team all-MIAA honors during his time as a graduate assistant. a preseason second-team all-ACC selection. Kearney earned his Bachelor’s degree in Sports Management from Peru In 2003, Paulsen was awarded the Bob Warren Award for integrity and State College, graduating Magna cum Laude. sportsmanship at NC State. He was a first team Academic all-ACC and ACC At Peru, Kearney served as the program’s recruiting coordinator and Honor Roll member and named to the league’s honorable mention squad. coached the running backs, wide receivers and linebackers. Paulsen coached both the offensive and defensive lines for the Wolfpack Kearney served in the United States Navy from 1988 to 1993 and was for two seasons following his playing career. awarded the Navy’s Good Conduct Medal, National Defense Service Medal, Paulsen and his wife Anna, a former cheerleader at NC State, have three Joint Meritorious Unit Award and Cold War Recognition Certificate. young children. He had two daughters, Breonna and Monique and is married to Megan Wargo-Kearney.

7 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Coaches/Support Staff TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE

At Truman At Truman Andy 4th Year Michelle 20th Year

Ball Coaching Exp. Boyd [email protected] 12th Year [email protected] (660) 785-4170 (660) 785-7364 Alma Mater B.S. Physical Education Univ. of Central Missouri (2001) M.S. Sports Business Admin. Univ. of Central Missouri (2003) Central Mo. (‘01) Defensive Line/ Head Athletic Trainer Michelle Boyd, ATC is the Head Athletic Trainer for the Bulldogs. Boyd Special Teams and her staff of three other full-time certified athletic trainers and athletic train- Andy Ball is the second generation of the Ball family to call Kirksville ing students work with team physician Dr. John Bailey. Together, they pro- vide quality healthcare for all of Truman’s student-athletes. home as he joined the staff for the 2011 season. Ball’s father Randy was the Boyd is a member of the athletics department administrative team and is team captain of the 1972 Bulldogs and won three straight MIAA Champi- currently serving on the Board of Directors for the National Athletic Trainers’ onships from 1969-71. Ball will coach the defensive line and will work with Association Research and Education Foundation and is past-president of Thomas Kearney in the team’s recruiting efforts. the Missouri Athletic Trainers Association. At the 2009 NATA Convention, Boyd was honored with an Athletic Train- The defensive line has accounted for 76 sacks in his first three seasons ing Service Award. and 206 tackles for loss. Nic Abbate earned first-team all-GLVC honors in Boyd served as the first program director for one of the state’s premier 2013 while Patrick Blackwell was a second team all-MIAA selection in 2012 Athletic Training Education programs. The Athletic Training Major is an ac- after being an honorable mention in 2011. Blackwell owns the school record credited program that prepares graduates to become certified athletic train- ers. for most tackles for loss in career at 37.5 while Abbate enters his senior sea- She received her bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology in 1992 from the Uni- son fifth with 33. versity of Illinois-Champaign and her master’s in Exercise Physiology from Ball was previously in charge of the offensive line, strength and condi- the University of Pittsburgh in 1994. tioning, special teams and recruiting at Missouri University of Science & As a graduate student, Boyd worked as the head athletics trainer at Quaker Valley High School in Leetsdale, Pa. Technology for the four seasons prior to Truman. During that span, Ball was part of a Miner program that set school records in 2008 for points scored and offensive yards in a season while winning the inaugural Great Lakes Football At Truman Conference championship. He has had seven all-GLFC offensive linemen under his tutelage. Kevin 18th Year Prior to his four years in Rolla, Ball spent three seasons at Culver-Stock- White ton College in Canton, Mo. where he coached both offensive and defensive [email protected] lines and was the strength and conditioning coordinator. He earned his bachelor of science in Physical Education at the University (660) 785-4276 of Central Missouri in 2001 and his masters in Athletic and Sports Business Administration in 2003 also at the University of Central Missouri while work- ing as a student and graduate assistant for the Mules staff. Ball comes from a strong football pedigree as his father Randy was a member of three MIAA championship teams at Truman in 1969, 1970 and 1971 (under Coach Russ Sloan) and was the team captain of the 1972 team. Randy went on to spend eight seasons (1990-98) at Western Illinois Univer- sity, where he is first in Leathernecks history in total wins with 64 and spent seven seasons at Missouri State University. Randy served as the Director of Dir. of Communications Player Personnel for the Las Vegas Locomotives of the United Football League and is currently a pro scouting assistant with the Kevin White is in his 18th season as an Assistant Athletics Director in Tru- man’s Athletics department and his 10th year overseeing the Athletics Com- while his uncle Russ Ball is the vice president for Football administration for munications office. the Green Bay Packers. White and assistant Tyler Madsen handles the public relations and sta- Andy and his wife Casey have three children. tistical operations of all of Truman’s 20 intercollegiate sports. They maintain the University’s athletics website; produce media guides, weekly game notes and programs. They also oversee the majority of game day operations. White has served as the co-men’s golf coach from 2005-2008 and has been on the NCAA Division II Men’s Soccer national selection committee. He is a member of the KRES 104.7 broadcast coverage of the Bulldogs, both basketball and football. He is a member of the College Sports Information Directors of America, including a presentation at the 2010 CoSIDA Convention. He is a past mem- ber of the Board of Directors for the Kirksville Country Club and has served on boards for the Kirksville Kiwanis Club and Mary Immaculate Catholic Church. The previous seven years, White was in charge of facility scheduling, ticket operations, transportation and game day operations. White is a 1996 graduate of Truman with a degree in Communications- Journalism. He worked for the Athletics department in the sports information office under CoSIDA Hall of Famer Bill Cable and the late Melissa Ware. White was also the sports director at then-KNEU, the campus radio station. He and his wife Robin have two children, Kyle and Ethan. Truman Bulldog Football 8 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2014 Roster 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE

92 Nic Abbate ...... DL No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. City, State High School/Previous 90 Pablo Adame ...... DL 1 Aaron Harfield ** RB 5-7 185 Jr. Fort Worth, Texas North Crowley HS Brody Allen ...... WR 2 Richard Neboh RB 5-8 172 RFr. Odessa, Texas Midland Christian HS 17 Kyle Arthaud ...... DB 3 JD Hurd II DB 5-10 170 Fr. Spring, Texas Oak Ridge HS 68 Tyler Baker...... DL 5 Derek Hammann WR 5-8 155 So. Dyersville, Iowa Dyersville-Beckman HS/Iowa State 6 Ian Neithercut DB 5-9 180 Fr. Frisco, Texas Frisco Centennial HS 89 Jackson Beckett ...... WR 7 Brady Schroeder *** DB 6-0 179 Sr. Minier, Ill. Olympia HS 80 Shane Belfield ...... DB 8 Randy Schroeder QB 6-2 195 Fr. Charlotte, N.C. Southlake Christian HS/Jireh Prep 43 Matthew Bell ...... LB 9 Devonte Black * QB 6-0 185 So. Matteson, Ill. Rich Central HS 9 Devonte Black ...... QB 10 Kyle Fuchs QB 6-4 215 RFr. Bellville, Texas Bellville HS Keenan Borders ...... DB 11 Felix Neboh WR 5-8 165 Sr. Odessa, Texas Permian HS 62 Connor Borisenko...... OL 12 Zach Tobin ** QB 5-9 185 Jr. Bethalto, Ill. Civic Memorial HS 38 Jordan Brown ...... DB 13 Jacob Lamp *** P 6-1 176 Sr. Kirksville, Mo. Kirksville HS 83 Connor Brown...... TE 14 Dalton Powell QB 6-1 185 RFr. Hannibal, Mo. Hannibal HS 79 Charlie Brynac ...... OL 15 Joey Schenck * WR 6-5 190 So. Fenton, Mo. Rockwood Summit HS Marcus Burse ...... WR 16 Adam Tiefenbrunn QB 6-0 185 RFr. Sullivan, Mo. Sullivan HS 81 Dontrelle Busby ...... WR 17 Kyle Arthaud ** DB 5-10 193 Jr. Hannibal, Mo. Hannibal HS 19 Ben Chaney DB 6-3 200 RFr. Troy, Mo. Troy Buchanan HS 73 Caleb Calloway...... OL 20 Chris Jackson* DB 5-11 180 So. Macomb, Ill. Macomb HS 53 Logan Carney ...... DL 21 Steven Day *** DB 5-10 189 Sr. Belleville, Ill. Belleville West HS 64 Landon Carney ...... OL 22 Vince Garcia RB 5-8 180 RFr. El Paso, Texas Franklin HS 98 Evan Cervan ...... TE 23 T.J. Fine * DB 6-0 180 So. O'Fallon, Mo. Fort Zumwalt West HS 19 Ben Chaney...... DB 24 Luke Lamar ** DB 6-1 192 Jr. Crystal Lake, Ill. Prairie Ridge HS 91 Brian Craft...... DL 25 Nate Gorman DB 6-0 189 Jr. Kansas City, Mo. Staley HS 58 Josh Davis ...... TE 26 Matthew Guignon * LB 6-0 205 So. Fenton, Mo. St. John Vianney HS 21 Steven Day...... DB 27 Kurt Loyd *** WR 5-11 188 Sr. Mexico, Mo. Mexico HS 63 Ethan Decker...... OL 28 Garrett White ** RB 6-0 198 Sr. Kansas City, Mo. Liberty HS/Nebraska-Omaha 77 Colby Dohrman...... OL 29 Scott Schwend RB 5-7 170 RFr. Kirksville, Mo. Kirksville HS 50 Nick Dolezal...... K/P 30 Chris Stanton * DB 5-11 185 So. McKinney, Texas Boyd HS 33 Connor Nagel *** LB 5-10 208 Sr. Lemont, Ill. Lemont HS Donovan Edwards .....WR 34 Jesse Jenkins * RB 5-9 190 So. San Antonio, Texas William Brennan HS Arber Emroski...... DB 35 Curtis Secrest * DB 5-9 190 Jr. Elburn, Ill. Kaneland HS 23 T.J. Fine...... DB 36 Austin Zoda * DB 5-10 180 So. Frisco, Texas Frisco HS 44 Titus Florence ...... LB 37 Jeffrey Standifer DB 5-9 185 RFr. St. Louis, Mo. University City HS 10 Kyle Fuchs ...... QB 38 Jordan Brown DB 5-9 175 Fr. Kirkwood, Mo. Kirkwood HS 22 Vince Garcia...... RB 38 D'Anthony Knight DB 6-0 185 Fr. Edwardsville, Ill. "Edwardsville, Ill." 55 Dalton Gilbert...... DL 39 Bobby Mudd DB 6-2 174 RFr. Ballwin, Mo. Parkway South HS 59 Devin Gillespie...... DL 40 Ognjen Ilic FB RFr. Nix, Serbia 25 Nate Gorman...... DB 41 Ben Wellman LB 5-11 200 Fr. Neola, Iowa Tri-Center HS 99 Dominic Greenlee ...... DL 43 Matthew Bell *** LB 6-1 238 Sr. Marceline, Mo. Marceline HS 26 Matthew Guignon...... LB 44 Titus Florence LB 6-0 225 Jr. Springfield, Ill. Lanphier HS 45 Isaiah Hinton DL 5-11 238 RFr. The Colony, Texas The Colony HS 88 Jared Haferbier...... WR 46 Jase Willhite LB 5-11 225 RFr. Liberty, Mo. Liberty North HS 68 Tanner Hageman...... OL 47 Kevin Jensen II LB 6-0 208 Fr. Millington, Ill. Joliet Catholic Academy 48 Gavin Hall ...... LB 48 Gavin Hall * LB 5-9 202 Jr. Boonville, Mo. Boonville HS 5 Derek Hammann ...... WR 49 Dalton Zeiser P 6-3 195 RFr. Eureka, Mo. Eureka HS 71 Riley Hammel...... LS 50 Nick Dolezal K/P 5-10 165 RFr. Iowa City, Iowa Regina HS 67 Brad Hardin ...... OL 51 Roger Howard K/P 6-0 180 RFr. Trabuco Canyon, Calif. El Toro HS 1 Aaron Harfield ...... RB 52 Adam Yancey RB 6-0 195 Fr. Eureka, Mo. Eureka HS 82 Marcos Hernandez ....WR 52 Kade Young LB 6-1 225 Fr. Corpus Christi, Texas Calallen HS 45 Isaiah Hinton...... DL 53 Logan Carney DL 6-3 210 So. Bettendorf, Iowa Pleasant Valley HS Quentin Hooks...... DB 54 Brett Judkins DL 6-0 225 RFr. Eureka, Mo. Eureka HS 51 Roger Howard ...... K/P 55 Dalton Gilbert DL 6-3 250 RFr. Moscow Mills, Mo. Troy Buchanan HS 56 John Laurence OL 6-3 275 Jr. Crystal Lake, Ill. Crystal Lake Central HS 3 JD Hurd II ...... DB 57 Justin Mikeworth LB 5-11 230 Fr. Decatur, Ill. Maroa-Forsyth HS 40 Ognjen Ilic...... FB 58 Josh Davis TE Fr. Trenton, Mo. Trenton HS 72 Charest Inman ...... OL 58 Sam Yoshino LB Fr. Prospect Heights, Ill. Wheeling HS 20 Chris Jackson...... DB 59 Devin Gillespie ** DL 6-0 205 Jr. St. Louis, Mo. Hazelwood Central HS 34 Jesse Jenkins...... RB 60 Blake Johnson DL 6-4 210 RFr. Omaha, Neb. Elkhorn SouthHS 47 Kevin Jensen II ...... LB 61 Andrew Riek OL 6-3 265 RFr. St. Louis, Mo. Saint Louis University HS 60 Blake Johnson ...... DL 62 Connor Borisenko OL 6-2 290 Fr. Kirkwood, Mo. St. John Vianney HS

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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. City, State High School/Previous Dustin Johnson...... RB 63 Ethan Decker * OL 6-2 316 Jr. Shelbina, Mo. South Shelby HS 86 Roderick Jones...... WR 64 Landon Carney OL 6-5 290 Fr. Bettendorf, Iowa Pleasant Valley HS 85 Jordan Jorgenson...... WR 65 Kyle VanNess OL 6-3 280 So. Farmington, Mo. Farmington HS 54 Brett Judkins ...... DL 66 Brad Wellman * OL 6-3 295 So. Quincy, Ill. Quincy Notre Dame HS 74 Matt Kaysinger...... OL 67 Brad Hardin ** OL 6-3 315 Jr. O'Fallon, Mo. Fort Zumwalt West HS 96 Taylor Kliethermes ...... DL 68 Tyler Baker DL 6-2 230 Fr. Liberty, Mo. Liberty HS 38 D'Anthony Knight...... DB 68 Tanner Hageman OL 6-4 295 Fr. Fenton, Mo. Rockwood Summit HS 69 Shaun Murphy OL 6-1 250 Fr. St. Peters, Mo. Francis Howell Central HS 24 Luke Lamar ...... DB 69 Nicholas Verbeck OL 6-3 285 Fr. Geneseo, Ill. Geneseo HS 13 Jacob Lamp ...... P 70 Joseph Sutton DL 6-0 215 Fr. Normal, Ill. Normal Community HS 56 John Laurence...... OL 70 Michael Vester DL Fr. O'Fallon, Mo. Fort Zumwalt West HS 95 Derek Leach ...... TE 71 Riley Hammel LS 5-11 200 Fr. Fairfield, Iowa Fairfield HS 75 Kyle Leckrone ...... DL 71 Spencer Smith DB 5-10 175 Fr. Glenwood, Iowa Glenwood HS 27 Kurt Loyd ...... WR 72 Charest Inman OL 6-3 325 Fr. Castroville, Texas Medina Valley HS 57 Justin Mikeworth ...... LB 73 Caleb Calloway OL 6-2 260 RFr. Desloge, Mo. North County HS 76 Tom Million...... OL 74 Matt Kaysinger OL 6-3 235 RFr. Fenton, Mo. Rockwood Summit HS 39 Bobby Mudd ...... DB 75 Kyle Leckrone * DL 6-2 265 So. Decatur, Ill. St. Teresa HS 69 Shaun Murphy ...... OL 76 Tom Million * OL 6-1 284 Jr. St. Louis, Mo. Lindbergh HS 33 Connor Nagel...... LB 77 Colby Dohrman * OL 6-4 325 So. Sweet Springs, Mo. Sweet Springs HS 78 Nick Tufts * OL 6-4 310 Sr. Fenton, Mo. Northwest HS 2 Richard Neboh ...... RB 79 Charlie Brynac ** OL 6-3 288 Jr. St. Louis, Mo. Saint Louis University HS 11 Felix Neboh ...... WR 80 Shane Belfield * DB 5-10 173 Sr. St. Louis, Mo. Lutheran North 6 Ian Neithercut ...... DB 81 Dontrelle Busby WR 5-11 180 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. Carnahan HS Mitch Nichols ...... RB 82 Marcos Hernandez WR 5-8 170 RFr. El Paso, Texas Franklin HS 84 Chico Orlando...... TE 83 Connor Brown TE 6-2 200 So. Hannibal, Mo. Hannibal HS 14 Dalton Powell ...... QB 84 Chico Orlando *** TE 6-2 240 Sr. Hillsboro, Mo. Hillsboro HS 93 Nick Reichert ...... DL 85 Jordan Jorgenson WR 6-0 175 RFr. Lewisville, Texas Lewisville HS 61 Andrew Riek ...... OL 86 Roderick Jones * WR 6-2 180 So. Gary, Ind. West Side HS Blake Riley ...... DB 87 Kyle Spratt WR 5-11 180 RFr. Eureka, Mo. Eureka HS 94 Jon Scheeler...... DL 88 Jared Haferbier *** WR 6-0 203 Sr. Liberty, Mo. Liberty HSMissouri State 15 Joey Schenck ...... WR 89 Jackson Beckett WR 6-2 180 RFr. Kansas City, Mo. University Academy HS 90 Pablo Adame DL 6-2 250 RFr. McAllen, Texas McAllen Memorial HS 7 Brady Schroeder ...... DB 91 Brian Craft DL 6-1 255 RFr. Dolton, Ill. Brother Rice HS 8 Randy Schroeder ...... QB 92 Nic Abbate *** DL 6-2 215 Sr. Carol Stream, Ill. Glenbard North HS 29 Scott Schwend ...... RB 93 Nick Reichert ** DL 6-0 251 Jr. Quincy, Ill. Quincy Notre Dame HS 35 Curtis Secrest...... DB 94 Jon Scheeler DL 6-2 225 Fr. Dunlap, Ill. Dunlap HS Jacob Sherrill ...... LB 95 Derek Leach TE 6-3 230 Fr. Liberty, Mo. Liberty North HS 71 Spencer Smith...... DB 96 Taylor Kliethermes DL 6-3 235 Fr. Hallsville, Mo. Hallsville HS 87 Kyle Spratt...... WR 97 Brady Zwanziger DL 6-3 226 So. Cedar Falls, Iowa Cedar Falls HS 37 Jeffrey Standifer ...... DB 98 Evan Cervan ** TE 6-4 227 Jr. Bowling Green, Mo. Bowling Green HS 30 Chris Stanton...... DB 99 Dominic Greenlee * DL 6-0 225 Jr. St. Louis, Mo. Pattonville HS 70 Joseph Sutton...... DL Brody Allen WR 6-0 180 Fr. St. Charles, Mo. Francis Howell Central HS 16 Adam Tiefenbrunn...... QB Keenan Borders DB 6-1 190 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. Parkway South HS Marcus Burse WR 6-0 175 Fr. St. Louis, Mo. Afton HS 12 Zach Tobin...... QB Donovan Edwards WR Fr. Edina, Mo. Knox County HS 78 Nick Tufts...... OL Arber Emroski DB 6-1 195 Fr. Maroa, Ill. Maroa-Forsyth HS 65 Kyle VanNess ...... OL Quentin Hooks DB 6-1 196 Fr. Wentzville, Mo. Fort Zumwalt North HS 69 Nicholas Verbeck...... OL Dustin Johnson RB Fr. Herculaneum, Mo. Herculaneum HS 70 Michael Vester ...... DL Mitch Nichols RB 5-11 180 Fr. Hannibal, Mo. Hannibal HS 41 Ben Wellman...... LB Blake Riley DB 5-9 180 Fr. Kirksville, Mo. Kirksville HS 66 Brad Wellman ...... OL Jacob Sherrill LB 6-0 190 Fr. Burleson, Texas Burleson Centennial HS 28 Garrett White ...... RB 46 Jase Willhite...... LB 52 Adam Yancey ...... RB Heights and Weights will be updated on TrumanBulldogs.com and in game notes following fall camp report date. 58 Sam Yoshino...... LB 52 Kade Young...... LB 49 Dalton Zeiser...... P 36 Austin Zoda ...... DB 97 Brady Zwanziger...... DL

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QUARTERBACKS (6) RECIEVERS/TIGHT ENDS (19) OFFENSIVE LINEMEN (18) No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. 8 Randy Schroeder 6-2 195 Fr. 5 Derek Hammann 5-8 155 So. 56 John Laurence 6-3 275 Jr. 9 Devonte Black * 6-0 185 So. 11 Felix Neboh 5-8 165 Sr. 61 Andrew Riek 6-3 265 RFr. 10 Kyle Fuchs 6-4 215 RFr. 15 Joey Schenck * 6-5 190 So. 62 Connor Borisenko 6-2 290 Fr. 12 Zach Tobin ** 5-9 185 Jr. 27 Kurt Loyd *** 5-11 188 Sr. 63 Ethan Decker * 6-2 316 Jr. 14 Dalton Powell 6-1 185 RFr. 58 Josh Davis Fr. 64 Landon Carney 6-5 290 Fr. 16 Adam Tiefenbrunn 6-0 185 RFr. 81 Dontrelle Busby 5-11 180 Fr. 65 Kyle VanNess 6-3 280 So. 82 Marcos Hernandez 5-8 170 RFr. 66 Brad Wellman * 6-3 295 So. RUNNING BACKS/FULL BACKS (10) 83 Connor Brown 6-2 200 So. 67 Brad Hardin ** 6-3 315 Jr. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. 84 Chico Orlando *** 6-2 240 Sr. 68 Tanner Hageman 6-4 295 Fr. 1 Aaron Harfield ** 5-7 185 Jr. 85 Jordan Jorgenson 6-0 175 RFr. 69 Shaun Murphy 6-1 250 Fr. 2 Richard Neboh 5-8 172 RFr. 86 Roderick Jones * 6-2 180 So. 69 Nicholas Verbeck 6-3 285 Fr. 22 Vince Garcia 5-8 180 RFr. 87 Kyle Spratt 5-11 180 RFr. 72 Charest Inman 6-3 325 Fr. 28 Garrett White ** 6-0 198 Sr. 88 Jared Haferbier *** 6-0 203 Sr. 73 Caleb Calloway 6-2 260 RFr. 29 Scott Schwend 5-7 170 RFr. 89 Jackson Beckett 6-2 180 RFr. 74 Matt Kaysinger 6-3 235 RFr. 34 Jesse Jenkins * 5-9 190 So. 95 Derek Leach 6-3 230 Fr. 76 Tom Million * 6-1 284 Jr. 40 Ognjen Ilic RFr. 98 Evan Cervan ** 6-4 227 Jr. 77 Colby Dohrman * 6-4 325 So. 52 Adam Yancey 6-0 195 Fr. Marcus Burse 6-0 175 Fr. 78 Nick Tufts * 6-4 310 Sr. Mitch Nichols 5-11 180 Fr. Brody Allen 6-0 180 Fr. 79 Charlie Brynac ** 6-3 288 Jr. Dustin Johnson Fr. Donovan Edwards Fr.

SPECIAL TEAMS (5) No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. 13 Jacob Lamp *** 6-1 176 Sr. P 49 Dalton Zeiser 6-3 195 RFr. P 50 Nick Dolezal 5-10 165 RFr. K/P 51 Roger Howard 6-0 180 RFr. K/P 71 Riley Hammel 5-11 200 Fr. LS

DEFENSIVE LINE (18) LINEBACKERS (12) DEFENSIVE BACKS (23) No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. 45 Isaiah Hinton 5-11 238 RFr. 26 Matthew Guignon * 6-0 205 So. 3 JD Hurd II 5-10 170 Fr. 53 Logan Carney 6-3 210 So. 33 Connor Nagel *** 5-10 208 Sr. 6 Ian Neithercut 5-9 180 Fr. 54 Brett Judkins 6-0 225 RFr. 41 Ben Wellman 5-11 200 Fr. 7 Brady Schroeder *** 6-0 179 Sr. 55 Dalton Gilbert 6-3 250 RFr. 43 Matthew Bell *** 6-1 238 Sr. 17 Kyle Arthaud ** 5-10 193 Jr. 59 Devin Gillespie ** 6-0 205 Jr. 44 Titus Florence 6-0 225 Jr. 19 Ben Chaney 6-3 200 RFr. 60 Blake Johnson 6-4 210 RFr. 46 Jase Willhite 5-11 225 RFr. 20 Chris Jackson * 5-11 180 So. 68 Tyler Baker 6-2 230 Fr. 47 Kevin Jensen II 6-0 208 Fr. 21 Steven Day *** 5-10 189 Sr. 70 Joseph Sutton 6-0 215 Fr. 48 Gavin Hall * 5-9 202 Jr. 23 T.J. Fine * 6-0 180 So. 70 Michael Vester Fr. 52 Kade Young 6-1 225 Fr. 24 Luke Lamar ** 6-1 192 Jr. 75 Kyle Leckrone * 6-2 265 So. 57 Justin Mikeworth 5-11 230 Fr. 25 Nate Gorman 6-0 189 Jr. 90 Pablo Adame 6-2 250 RFr. 58 Sam Yoshino Fr. 30 Chris Stanton * 5-11 185 So. 91 Brian Craft 6-1 255 RFr. Jacob Sherrill 6-0 190 Fr. 35 Curtis Secrest * 5-9 190 Jr. 92 Nic Abbate *** 6-2 215 Sr. 36 Austin Zoda * 5-10 180 So. 93 Nick Reichert ** 6-0 251 Jr. 37 Jeffrey Standifer 5-9 185 RFr. 94 Jon Scheeler 6-2 225 Fr. 38 Jordan Brown 5-9 175 Fr. 96 Taylor Kliethermes 6-3 235 Fr. 38 D'Anthony Knight 6-0 185 Fr. 97 Brady Zwanziger 6-3 226 So. 39 Bobby Mudd 6-2 174 RFr. 99 Dominic Greenlee * 6-0 225 Jr. 71 Spencer Smith 5-10 175 Fr. 80 Shane Belfield * 5-10 173 Sr. Keenan Borders 6-1 190 Fr. Blake Riley 5-9 180 Fr. Arber Emroski 6-1 195 Fr. Quentin Hooks 6-1 196 Fr.

11 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Where They Are From TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE

California - 1 Missouri - 58 (See Below) Roger Howard (Trabuco Canyon) Nebraska - 1 Illinois - 23 Blake Johnson (Omaha) Steven Day (Belleville) Zach Tobin (Bethalto) North Carolina - 1 Nic Abbate (Carol Stream) Randy Schroeder (Charlotte) Luke Lamar (Crystal Lake) John Laurence (Crystal Lake) Texas - 17 Kyle Leckrone (Decatur) Kyle Fuchs (Bellville) Justin Mikeworth (Decatur) Jacob Sherrill (Burleson) Brian Craft (Dolton) Charest Inman (Castroville) Jon Scheeler (Dunlap) Kade Young (Corpus Christi) D’Anthony Knight (Edwardsville) Vince Garcia (El Paso) Curtis Secrest (Elburn) Marcos Hernandez (El Paso) Nicholas Verbeck (Geneseo) Aaron Harfield (Fort Worth) Connor Nagel (Lemont) Ian Neithercut (Frisco) Chris Jackson (Macomb) Austin Zoda (Frisco) Arber Emroski (Maroa) Jordan Jorgenson (Lewisville) Devonte Black (Matteson) Pablo Adame (McAllen) Kevin Jensen (Millington) Chris Stanton (McKinney) Brady Schroeder (Minier) Felix Neboh (Odessa) Joseph Sutton (Normal) Richard Neboh (Odessa) Sam Yoshino (Prospect Heights) Jesse Jenkins (San Antonio) Nick Reichert (Quincy) JD Hurd II (Spring) Brad Wellman (Quincy) Isaiah Hinton (The Colony) Titus Florence (Springfield) Indiana - 1 Roderick Jones (Gary) Iowa - 8 Landon Carney (Bettendorf) Logan Carney (Bettendorf) Brady Zwanziger (Cedar Falls) Derek Hammann (Dyersville) Riley Hammel (Fairfield) Spencer Smith (Glenwood) Nick Dolezal (Iowa City) Ben Wellman (Neola) Missouri

Ballwin Hannibal Moscow Mills Bobby Mudd Kyle Arthaud Dalton Gilbert Connor Brown Boonville Mitch Nichols O’Fallon Gavin Hall Dalton Powell T.J. Fine Brad Hardin Bowling Green Herculaneum Michael Vester Evan Cerven Dustin Johnson Shelbina Desloge Hillsboro Ethan Decker Caleb Calloway Chico Orlando St. Charles Edina Kansas City Brody Allen Donovan Edwards Jackson Beckett Garrett White St. Louis Eureka Shane Belfield Brett Judkins Kirksville Keenan Borders Kyle Spratt Jacob Lamp Charlie Brynac Adam Yancey Blake Riley Marcus Burse Dalton Zeiser Scott Schwend Dontrelle Busby Devin Gillespie Farmington Kirkwood Dominic Greenlee Kyle VanNess Connor Borisenko Tom Million Jordan Brown Andrew Riek Fenton Jeffrey Standifer Matthew Guignon Liberty Tanner Hagemann Tyler Baker St. Peters Troy Matt Kaysinger Jared Haferbier Shaun Murphy Ben Chaney Joey Schenck Derek Leach Nick Tufts Garrett White Sullivan Wentzville Jase Willhite Adam Tiefenbrunn Quentin Hooks Hallsville Taylor Kliethermes Marceline Sweet Springs Matthew Bell Colby Dohrman Mexico Trenton Kurt Loyd Josh Davis Truman Bulldog Football 12 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Returning Letterwinners 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Nic Letters Won Kyle Letters Won Abbate Arthaud 6-2 215 Sr. 5-10 193 Soph.

Carol Stream, Ill. Hannibal, Mo. Glenbard North HS Hannibal HS 92 Defensive Line 17 Defensive Line |--Tackles---| |--Tackles---| Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Career 34 54 60 114 30.0-144 13.0-89 0 3 2 Career 13 6 4 10 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0

2013: First-team all-GLVC…posted second-most tackles for loss in a Truman 2013: Made tackles in five of the 10 games played with a season-high of season with 16.5 with four coming against William Jewell on Oct. 12…fin- four at Grand Valley State (Mich.) on Sept. 14. ished with 52 total tackles and 5.5 sacks…is fifth in career tackles for loss at Truman with 30…had career-high nine tackles in victory over William Penn 2012: Appeared in three games, all victories for the Bulldogs during redshirt on Sept. 21…registered at least a share of a tackle for loss in each game… freshman season…had one solo tackle against Lincoln (Mo.) on Sept. 8… named to the Academic All-GLVC team. saw snaps against Northwestern Oklahoma State and Nebraska-Kearney. 2012: A medical redshirt for the season after playing in the first two games… 2011: Redshirted had six tackles including one for loss in season opening win over Southwest Baptist (Mo.)…had a pass breakup in Sept. 8 game against Lincoln, both High School: Arthaud was a quarterback, receiver and defensive back for Truman wins. Coach Mark St. Clair and the Hannibal Pirates. He was a member of three straight North Central Missouri Conference championships and has been 2011: Led the team with 10 TFLs and 5.5 sacks…had three sacks, including named all-conference in all three positions played. Arthaud helped the Pi- a fumble recovery in the endzone in the Bulldogs 24-8 victory over SW Bap- rates to a 9-3 record in 2010 as they claimed the Missouri Class four, district tist…notched season-high six tackles in games against Missouri Southern 13 championship before falling in the second round to Harrisonville 21-13. and SW Baptist and recorded stops in all 11 games…had two fumble recov- He is also an outfielder and pitcher on the Pirate baseball team. eries and two pass breakups…named to the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2010: Played in ten games as a true freshman…made an immediate impact with sacks in his first two games, including one on the final play against St. Letters Won Joseph’s College in the season opener on fourth down for a loss of 13 yards...recorded a season high five tackles the following week in a 33-30 Shane victory against Southwest Baptist...his second sack ended an SBU threat late in the fourth quarter that took the Bearcats out of field goal range. Belfield High School: Abbate had 75 tackles (39 solo and 18 for loss) with nine 5-10 173 Sr. sacks, six forced fumbles and an interception while helping the Glenbard North Panthers to the semifinals of the Illinois Class 8A championship bracket. Abbate was a unanimous choice as the DuPage Valley Conference linemen and Defensive Linemen of the year. The Panthers were 11-2 in 2009 St. Louis, Mo. with the two losses coming against the Class 7A State Champion (W. War- rensville South) and the Class 8A runner-up (Marist-Chicago). He was Lutheran North HS named to the Illinois High School Football Coaches Association, EdgyTim/Ri- vals.com, News-Gazette.com and Chicago Tribune all-state teams. In addi- tion, Abbate was an all-area pick by the Chicago Sun Times and Daily Herald. 80 Defensive Back 2013: Did not see any action. 2012: Played in two games and made one reception for three yards against Northwest Oklahoma State. 2011: Made debut for the Bulldogs in a 53-0 win against Lincoln University. 2010: Redshirt

13 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Returning Letterwinners TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Matthew Letters Won Devonte Letters Won Bell Black 6-1 238 Sr. 6-0 185 Soph.

Marceline, Mo. Matteson, Ill. Marceline HS Rich Central HS 43 Linebacker 9 Quarterback |--Tackles---| |------Passing------| |----Rushing-----| Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Offense GP Effic. Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Avg/G Att Yds TD YPC Career 29 57 79 136 13.0-63 6.0-30 1-19 2 0 Career 5 134.1 9-15-0 60.0 93 1 18.6 21 80 0 3.8

2013: Named first-team all-GLVC…led team with 83 total tackles and was 2013: Took snaps at quarterback in five games, completing nine of 15 passes ninth in the GLVC in tackles/game at 7.5…had season-high 11 stops against for 93 yards and a touchdown while rushing for 80 yards on 21 attempts… Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) on Nov. 9 and topped 10 against Grand Valley St. had a long rush of 24 and longest completion of 26 yards against William (Mich.) on Sept. 14…had an interception and a 19-yard return against Jewell (Mo.) on Oct. 12…tossed his first career touchdown pass early in the GVSU…was second on team with 10 tackles for loss, including 3.5 against fourth quarter to Garrett White (14-yard strike) in the Bulldogs rally to defeat Kentucky Wesleyan on Nov. 2…named Academic All-GLVC. William Penn 24-23 on Sept. 21. 2012: Registered 41 total tackles in 11 games during his junior season…had 2012: Redshirt Season one sack, against Nebraska-Kearney on Oct. 6 and three tackles for loss… had a fumble recovery against Pittsburg State on Oct. 27…had a season- High School: Black was a dual threat quarterback with over 3,700 yards high 10 tackles (4 solo; 6 assisted) in season finale against Lindenwood passing and 700 yards rushing and a total of 42 touchdowns his past two (Mo.) on Nov. 10. seasons as a starter. He has earned all-state honorable mention as well as being a two-time all-conference pick. He was named the team’s most valu- 2011: Played on special teams and defense in seven games…had five tack- able player in both his junior and senior seasons and was one of the team’s les on Oct. 1 game against McKendree, 12 total during the season…a mem- captains. ber of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2010: Redshirted … member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. Letters Won High School: Bell left Marceline as the school’s second all-time leader in Charlie rushing yards with over 3900 including 1738 his senior season. He averaged eight yards per carry and scored 29 touchdowns while leading the Tigers to Brynac a 12-1 record in 2009. On defense, Bell recorded 113 tackles with three sacks and two fumble recoveries to repeat as an all-state first team line- 6-3 288 Jr. backer. He has been named first team all-Lewis and Clark Conference as both a running back and linebacker the past three seasons. Bell has been a member of the KRES All-Star Team the past three years and was named to the KMZU Dream Team following his junior and senior seasons. Bell was St. Louis, Mo. instrumental in helping Marceline break an eight-year drought in their “Bell Game” with Brookfield HS his junior year and defended the trophy at Brook- Saint Louis University HS field his senior season with a 6-0 win. He was also a state qualifier in wrestling and placed sixth as a freshman in the 215-pound weight class and helped his team to a third place finish his junior year. Bell participated in 79 Offensive Line both the pole vault and shot put on the school’s track team. 2013: Started nine of the 11 games on the offensive line. 2012: Medical redshirt after playing and starting in the season opening game against Southwest Baptist (Mo.). 2011: Was one of three true freshmen to play for the Bulldogs…played in nine total games, making four starts on the offensive line. High School: Brynac was named first-team all-Metro Catholic football league as an anchor on the offensive line. Brynac was a 2010 team captain for the Junior Bills and head coach Gary Kornfeld. SLUH was 4-6 last season while competing in class six, Missouri’s largest high schools. Brynac was also a two-time all-conference academic selection.

Truman Bulldog Football 14 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Returning Letterwinners 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Evan Letters Won Ethan Letters Won Cervan Decker 6-4 227 Jr. 6-2 316 Jr.

Bowling Green, Mo. Shelbina, Mo. Bowling Green HS South Shelby HS 98 Tight End 63 Offensive Line 2013: Took snaps in two games, at Quincy (Ill.) on Oct. 5 and at Kentucky 2013: Played in the first three non-conference games, starting the third be- Wesleyan on Nov. 3, both Truman victories. fore having season ended due to injury. 2012: Made appearances in four games, against Lincoln, Central Missouri, High School: A transfer from Highland (Kan.) Community College where Fort Hays State and Washburn. he was a starter and team captain in 2012, most outstanding lifter and a scout team player of the year in 2011…as a member of the South Shelby 2011: Redshirted Cardinals, was a 2010 first team all-state selection on the defensive line and the Clearance Cannon Conference Defensive Player of the Year… was a High School: Cerven earned conference honors on both sides of the ball three-time all-conference selection on both the offensive and defensive line… for the successful Bowling Green program in the EMO conference. He was named a KRES All-Star, KHQA Player of the Year, participated in the Do or an all-conference center while also picking up second team accolades as a Die Bowl, Missouri All-Star Game and selected to the Quincy Herald Whig’s defensive tackle. He was a first team all-district tackle. He was both all-con- all-area team. ference and all-district on the school's basketball team. Letters Won Letters Won Colby Steven Dohrman Day 6-4 325 Soph. 5-10 189 Jr. Sweet Springs, Mo. Belleville, Ill. Sweet Springs HS Belleville West HS 77 Offensive Line 21 Defensive Back 2013: Made appearances on the offensive line in six games, five during con- |--Tackles---| ference play. Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Career 26 49 21 70 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-24 3 1 2012: Redshirt Season High School: Dohrman earned all-conference honors on both sides of the ball in three seasons at Sweet Springs High School. He was a first-team of- 2013: Played in all 11 games while making two starts…finished with 34 total fensive tackle and second team defensive tackle as a season as well as tackles, 26 solo and had a fumble recovery against Quincy (Ill.) on Oct. 5… earning all-district and all-state accolades. He finished with 131 stops during had a career-high three pass breakups in victory over William Jewell on Oct. his final year and two touchdowns. Dohrman was an all-conference basket- 12. ball standout with many all-tournament team honors while averaging 17.1 points and scoring 1,030 points and 700 career rebounds. He was also a 2012: Averaged two tackles per game with two fumble recoveries and one member of the school’s track and field team and baseball squad. fumble force…had four total tackles in two games, against Lincoln (Mo.) on Sept. 8 and Fort Hays (Kan.) State on Sept. 29…recovered a fumble on the second half kickoff that led to a one-play touchdown in victory against North- western Oklahoma State on Sept. 15…following a 15-yard completion, striped and recovery a fumble on the Bulldogs 34-yardline to end a Ne- braska-Kearney scoring drive in the fourth quarter of a 16-7 Bulldog victory 2011: One of three true freshmen to play in 2011…played in five games, making debut on Sept. 24 against Central Missouri where he recorded a sea- son-high four tackles…had 16 total tackles in five games and had an inter- ception for 24 yards in victory over SW Baptist on Nov. 12. High School: Day was named the defensive most valuable player by the Belleville News-Democrat and earned all-city and all-conference honors for coach Cameron Pettus. While playing on both sides of the ball, Day recorded 84 tackles, eight sacks and had three returns for 37 yards. Day is also an accomplished track and field athlete with a 14.9 time in the 110 meter hurdles and times of 39.2 and 56.42 in both the 300 and 400 meter hurdle events.

15 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Returning Letterwinners TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE T.J. Letters Won Dominic Letters Won Fine Greenlee 6-0 180 Soph. 6-0 225 Jr.

O’Fallon, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Fort Zumwalt West HS Pattonville HS 23 Defensive Back 99 Defensive Line |--Tackles---| |--Tackles---| Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Career 11 27 13 40 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 1 0 Career 5 1 4 5 1.0-2 0.5-1 0 0 0

2013: Notched 40 total tackles with season-high eight in victory over William 2013: Had stats in three of the four games played…recorded four tackles Penn (Iowa) on Sept. 21…played and started in all 11 games…had eight with a half sack for the season…half sack came in victory over Missouri S&T pass breakups and a fumble recovery…recovery came in victory over Mis- on Oct. 26. souri S&T on Oct. 26…named to the Academic All-GLVC squad. 2012: Had an tackle assist on a loss for one yard in only appearance of sea- 2012: Redshirt Season…member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. son against Northwestern Oklahoma State…member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School: Fine was a two-time first team all-state choice after finishing his career at Fort Zumwalt West with 104 tackles, 12 interceptions and 22 pass breakups. He was a first-team all-metro pick as well as a two-time all- Letters Won conference first team choice. Fine broke a school record as a junior with nine interceptions and had three pass breakups in a game. Matthew Guignon 6-0 205 Soph.

Fenton, Mo. Devin Letters Won St. John Vianney HS 26 Linebacker Gillespie |--Tackles---| Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF 6-0 205 Jr. Career 10 4 9 13 1.0-10 1.0-10 0 0 0

St. Louis, Mo. 2013: Played in final 10 games of the season with 13 total tackles and a sack…game-high four tackles against Missouri S&T on Oct. 26…notched Hazelwood Central HS first collegiate sack in shutout victory against Quincy (Ill.) on Oct. 5 59 Defensive Line 2012: Redshirt Season High School: Guignon was named the defensive most valuable player at |--Tackles---| Vianney following his senior season. He was also a first team Metro Catholic Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF conference linebacker. For his career, had 141 total tackles while on the of- Career 21 20 20 40 6.5-31 3.5-25 0-0 1 0 fensive side of the ball had 15 rushes and 12 receptions for four touchdowns. Guignon was a three-year starter and letterwinner. 2013: Action in 10 with six starts…finished with 19 total stops and 3.0 tackles for loss…had five stops (1 solo) against Central Missouri on Sept. 28… posted a sack for seven yards and a fumble recovery and return for nine yards in Truman’s shutout over Quincy (Ill.) in their GLVC opener on Oct. 5. 2012: Made 21 total tackles with 3.5 tackles for loss and two sacks in 11 games…had season high five tackles (2 solo; 3 assisted) in victory over Northwestern Oklahoma State on Sept. 15…recorded a sack or half sack in three straight games for a total of 13 yards lost. 2011: Redshirted High School: Gillespie was a 2010 all-state honoree while also being name twice to the Suburban North all-conference team. In his three years on the varsity level, Gillespie’s Hawks went 38-4 and played in three straight Mis- souri class six title games, winning two of them. Coach Richard Nixon’s squad earned a top 25 national ranking. Gillespie is also an accomplished high school wrestler and competes in shot put and discus for the school’s track and field team.

Truman Bulldog Football 16 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Returning Letterwinners 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Jared Letters Won Brad Letters Won Haferbier Hardin 6-0 203 Sr. 6-3 315 Jr. Liberty, Mo. Liberty HS O’Fallon, Mo. Missouri State Fort Zumwalt West HS 88 Wide Reciever 67 Offensive Line |------Rushing------| |------Recieving------| 2012: Started the final two games and made nine overall appearances on Offensive GP Att Yds TD YPR YPG Rec. Yds TD YPC YPG the offensive line…was selected to the Academic All-GLVC team. Career 31 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 68 614 1 9.0 19.8 2012: Played in five and started his final four games before suffering an injury against Fort Hays (Kan.) State on Sept. 29… member of the MIAA Academic 2013: Second on the team with 37 receptions for 308 yards…was 14th in Honor Roll. GLVC in receptions per game at 3.4…caught passes in 10 of 11 games played…topped 72 yards in both games against Central Missouri and McK- 2011: Redshirted…a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. endree (Ill.) with season/career-high eight catches against the Bearcats on Oct. 19 High School: Hardin was a team captain and two year starter on the offen- sive line for Coach Paul Day. Hardin was a 2010 all-Gateway Athletic Con- 2012: Was second on the team with 31 receptions for 306 yards…averaged ference South performer as the Jaguars went 10-3 before falling the Missouri 9.9 yards per reception and had one touchdown catch against Fort Hays class six semi-finals to eventual state champion Rockhurst. In his three years (Kan.) State…had a season-best five catches for 76 yards against Emporia of varsity play, Hardin gave up just three sacks. Hardin competes on the (Kan.) State for homecoming with a long of 39 yards…started six of 11 track and field team in the shot put and discus. He is a three-time honoree games. on the GAC-South all-academic team. 2011: Played in nine games as a Bulldog on special teams…recorded a tackle in six separate games, including a forced and recovery in Truman’s win over Lincoln on Nov. 5.

Gavin Letters Won Aaron Letters Won Hall Hartfield 5-9 202 Jr. 5-7 185 Jr.

Boonville, Mo. Fort Worth, Texas Boonville HS North Crowley HS 48 Linebacker 2 Running Back 2012: Played in Sept. 14 game against Grand Valley St. (Mich.)…did not |------Rushing------| |------Recieving------| register a tackle. Offensive GP Att Yds TD YPR YPG Rec. Yds TD YPC YPG Career 20 116 539 5 4.6 27.0 9 101 0 11.2 5.1 2012: Squadmember…member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2011: Redshirted…a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2013: Was second on the team in rushing with 426 yards on 90 attempts… had career-high 27 rushing attempts for 101 yards and two touchdowns High School: Hall recorded 150 total tackles in 10 games as a senior for along with three receptions and 44 yards in Bulldogs homecoming win over Brad Parsons’ Boonville Pirates. He had 81 solo stops along with 11 tackles McKendree (Ill.) on Oct. 19…earned GLVC Special Teams Player of the for loss, four sacks, two forced fumbles, two fumble recoveries and one in- Week honors following a punt block and a 24-yard punt return against William terception on his way to being named as a first team all-North Central Mis- Jewell (Mo.) on Oct. 12…averaged 29.2 yards on 10 kick returns with a long souri Conference and all-district linebacker. Hall earned the defensive most of 68 against William Penn (Iowa) on Sept. 21…had three kick returns over valuable player award as well as earned all-conference accolades as a full- 35 yards (37, 59, 68). back. He was a two-time team captain as well as an starting outfielder on the Boonville baseball team. 2012: One of two true freshman to play during the season…had 26 rushes for 129 yards and four catches for 39 yards in nine games…had seven car- ries for 56 yards with a long of 19 against Central Missouri on Sept. 20…had three of his four catches in season finale against Lindenwood (Mo.) on Nov. 10…added 10 kick returns for 207 yards with a long of 41 in loss to Washburn (Kan.) on Oct. 13. High School: Hartfield was a second team all-district selection at North Crowley High School in Fort Worth, Texas. He had 70 rushes for 369 yards and added six catches for 54 with four touchdowns and a pair of point-after conversions. Hartfield was a three-year letterwinner and two year starter while also running the 100 and 200 meter dash for the school’s track and field team.

17 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Returning Letterwinners TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Chris Letters Won Roderick Letters Won Jackson Jones 5-11 180 Soph. 6-2 180 So.

Macomb, Ill. Gary, Ind. Macomb HS West Side HS 20 Defensive Back 86 Wide Receiver |--Tackles---| |------Rushing------| |------Recieving------| Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Offensive GP Att Yds TD YPR YPG Rec. Yds TD YPC YPG Career 5 0 2 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-0 0 0 Career 3 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0

2013: Played in five games assisting in a tackle in both the Central Missouri 2013: Was called upon in three games with a special teams tackle against game on Sept. 28 and the victory at William Jewell (Mo.) on Oct. 12. William Penn on Sept. 21…also saw action against Quincy (Ill.) and Kentucky Wesleyan (Nov. 2) 2012: Redshirt Season…member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2012: Redshirt Season High School: Jackson was a first team all-state and two-time all-conference selection after rushing for 2,052 yards with 24 rushing touchdowns as a sen- High School: Jones was a triple threat on the offensive side of the ball as ior. He holds the Macomb school records for career rushing yards with 3,152 had 16 catches for 231 yards, 27 passes for another 276 yards and 22 rush and single-season rushing yards with 2,052. He was named the 2011 KHQA attempts for 135 yards for a total of nine touchdowns his senior season. He Football Player of the year for the Tri-State area while also garnering Peoria was named first team all-conference in both his junior and senior season Journal Star small school player of the year. Jackson was also a starter on while also being named all-conference on the defensive side of the ball as a the Bombers Basketball team and runs track. senior. Jones was an honorable mention all-area pick. He was a three-year starter and letterwinner as well as being a member of the school’s track and field team.

Jesse Letters Won Luke Letters Won Jenkins Lamar 5-9 190 Soph. 6-1 192 Jr.

San Antonio, Texas Crystal Lake, Ill. William Brennan HS Prairie Ridge HS 34 Running Back 24 Defensive Back |------Rushing------| |------Recieving------| |--Tackles---| Offensive GP Att Yds TD YPR YPG Rec. Yds TD YPC YPG Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Career 5 14 33 1 2.4 6.6 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 Career 20 35 14 49 3.0-28 3.0-28 0 0 1

2013: Garnered action five games with 14 rushes for 33 yards…had a one- 2013: Had 33 tackles, 25 solo in 10 games played…had season-high eight yard touchdown run to put the Bulldogs up 28-14 in their 28-21 Homecoming stops against Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) on Nov. 9…had two sacks for 21 yards victory against McKendree (Ill.) on Oct. 19 to cap off a nine-play drive…had in shutout victory over Quincy (Ill.) on Oct. 5…made tackles in nine games six carries for 18 yards and a kick return of 14 yards against Kentucky Wes- and forced fumble in win against Missouri S&T on Oct. 26. leyan on Nov. 2. 2012: Played in the final 10 games of the season and made 16 total tack- 2012: Redshirt Season les…had a season-best five stops (3 solo; 2 assisted) in win over Northwest- ern Oklahoma State on Sept. 15. High School: Jenkins was a two-year starter and three year varsity letter- winner while being named first team all-District as a running back and was 2011: Redshirted named the male athlete of the year. Jenkins rushed for over 1,500 career yards while his team improved seven wins from his junior season. Jenkins High School: Lamar recorded 134 tackles, five interceptions and 11 tackles is also a four-year starter on the school’s track team. for loss as a junior and senior for the Chris Schremp and the Prairie Ridge Wolves. The team posted an 11-2 record in 2010 and allowed just eight points per game in winning the Fox Valley Conference Fox Division. Lamar earned all-Area and all-conference accolades and was also a kick returner with 630 yards his senior season. Lamar is currently a member of the school’s basketball team and broke the school record in the long jump with a mark of 21-07.00.

Truman Bulldog Football 18 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Returning Letterwinners 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Jacob Letters Won John Letters Won Lamp Laurence 6-1 176 Sr. 6-3 275 Jr.

Kirksville, Mo. Crystal Lake, Ill. Kirksville HS Crystal Lake Central HS 13 Punter 56 Offensive Line

Punting G No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd 50+ 2013: Made one appearance in the Bulldogs come-from-behind victory Career 16 55 2260 41.1 74 6 14 26 0 13 against William Penn (Iowa) on Sept. 21 on the offensive line. 2012: Saw snaps on the offensive line against Northwestern Oklahoma State, Washburn (Kan.) and Emporia (Kan.) State. 2013: First-team all-GLVC…posted the fourth best single-season punting average in Truman history with a 42.0 yards per punt on 48 attempts…enters 2011: Redshirted season with best career punting average in Truman history at 41.0 per punt (55 in 16 games)…had 23 land inside opponents’ 20 and 12 fair caught… High School: Laurence started on both sides of the ball for three years at long of 74 against Missouri S&T (Oct. 26) and 13 fly 50 yards or more… Crystal Lake Central and Coach Matt Fralick. Laurence earned all-Fox Valley earned GLVC Special Teams Player of the Week honors following games Conference acclaim and was a McHenry County First team all-Area selec- against William Penn (Iowa) on Sept. 21 and McKendree (Ill.) on Oct. 19. tion. Laurence’s Tigers finished 8-3 overall in 2010. He was the team’s cap- tain and earned the Chicago Bears National Football Foundation 2012: Made one punt, good for 45 yards which was fair caught and inside Scholar-Athlete Award. the 20 against Northwestern Oklahoma on Sept. 15. 2011: Had six punts in four games as a back-up to All-American Eric Phillips…averaged 32.8 yards per punt with a long of 46 against Northwest Missouri on Sept. 1…two of his six punts were placed inside the opponents 20-yardline. 2010: Redshirt High School: Lamp was an all-state punter his senior season after averag- Letters Won ing 43.5 yards per punt. He was also the team leader in receptions with 21 catches and seven touchdowns. Lamp was a three-sport athlete at Kirksville Kurt as he was a member of the basketball and baseball team in addition to foot- ball. Lamp ended his baseball career with a complete game, one-hit shutout. Loyd 5-11 188 Sr. Letters Won Kyle Mexico, Mo. Leckrone Mexico HS 6-2 265 Soph. 27 Wide Reciever |------Rushing------| |------Recieving------| Offensive GP Att Yds TD YPR YPG Rec. Yds TD YPC YPG Decatur, Ill. Career 31 6 88 1 14.7 2.8 33 411 1 12.5 13.3 St. Teresa HS 2013: Caught 19 passes for 196 yards and a touchdown while also gaining 75 28 yards on two carries…added four kick returns for 80 yards and four punt Defensive Line returns for 49 yards…had six catches for 34 yards in victory over McKendree |--Tackles---| (Ill.) on Oct. 19 and had a season-high 73 yards receiving on three catching Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF including his touchdown by reception in win over William Jewell (Mo.) on Oct. Career 8 2 6 8 1.0-2 0.5-0 0 0 0 12. 2012: Had a 52-yard rushing touchdown in the fourth quarter against North- 2013: In eight games, made eight tackles (two solo, six assisted) with 1.0 western Oklahoma State and finished the game with 69 yards on the tackles for loss and a half sack…had three stops with a half sack in victory ground…had seven catches for 50 yards with a long of 11 against Fort Hays over Missouri S&T on Oct. 26…named Academic All-GLVC. (Kan.) State on Sept. 29… member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2012: Redshirt Season…member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2011: Had seven receptions for 165 yards in 11 games…had four catches for 113 yards, including a 61-yard catch against Central Missouri on Sept. High School: Leckrone was a three-year starter and four year letterwinner 24…a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. on both the offensive and defensive line at St. Teresa. He was named first team all-conference for his play on both the offensive and defensive line and 2010: Redshirted … member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. was selected by the team’s most valuable lineman. Leckrone was named first team all-county for offense and was a starter on the basketball and base- High School: Loyd was a multiple threat for the Mexico Bulldogs during his ball teams. senior season in which he was named first team all-conference (North Cen- tral Missouri). Loyd threw for 784 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 10 scores and 986 yards. His biggest game on the ground came in a 19-6 victory over Kirksville in which he carried the ball 28 times for 205 yards and three touchdowns. The Bulldogs won their district championship and first round playoff game against Fulton 14-13. On the defensive side of the ball, Loyd had 40 tackles with 19 solo and a fumble recovery. 19 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Returning Letterwinners TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Tom Letters Won Chico Letters Won Million Orlando 6-1 284 Jr. 6-2 240 Sr.

St. Louis, Mo. Hillsboro, Mo. Lindbergh HS Hillsboro 76 Offensive Line 84 Tight End 2013: Took snaps on the offensive line against William Penn (Iowa), Central |------Rushing------| |------Recieving------| Missouri and Kentucky Wesleyan. Offensive GP Att Yds TD YPR YPG Rec. Yds TD YPC YPG Career 22 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 47 494 8 10.5 22.5 2012: Appeared in victory against Lincoln (Mo.) but had no stats…member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2013: Led team with four touchdowns receiving while finishing season with 2011: Redshirted…a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll 26 catches for 237 yards…had five catches for 46 yards in victory over Mis- souri S&T on Oct. 26…reeled in two TD passes and 47 total yards in victory High School: Million recorded 29 solo tackles with 10 coming for loss total- over William Jewell (Mo.) on Oct. 12…caught passes in nine games…mem- ing 35 yards. He was named a second-team all-conference for the defensive ber of the Academic All-GLVC team. line in both his junior and senior seasons. Was a front row hitter on the school’s team. 2012: Had 21 catches for 257 yards and four touchdowns…averaged 12.2 yards per catch…had two touchdown receptions in victory over Northwestern Oklahoma State on Sept. 15…caught passes in nine games with the most catches being three on six different occasions...longest reception of the sea- son was 36 yards in victory over Lincoln (Mo.)… member of the MIAA Aca- demic Honor Roll. 2011: Played in seven games as a redshirt freshman, mostly on special teams…had one assisted tackle on Oct. 29 against Emporia State…a mem- ber of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll.

Letters Won 2010: Redshirted … member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. Connor High School: Orlando recorded over 200 tackles in his final two seasons as a member of the Hillsboro Hawks team. He was the team’s most valuable defensive player for three years straight and earned Mississippi Area all-con- Nagel ference accolades as a tight end and linebackers. Orlando was a two-time first team selection as a tight end and second team all-area pick as a junior 5-10 208 Sr. at the linebacker position. As a senior caption, Orlando earned first-team all-league honors as a defensive end and was an all-region end. In addition to football, Orlando earned all-conference honors as a discus thrower, and Lemont, Ill. lettered in both baseball and basketball. Lemont HS Nick Letters Won 33 Linebacker Reichert |--Tackles---| Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF 6-0 251 Jr. Career 22 46 68 114 4.5-11 0.5-3 0 3 1

2013: Second-team all-GLVC…was fourth on the squad in total tackles with Quincy, Ill. 69 with three for loss…ranked in the top 15 in the GLVC in tackles per game at 6.3…had a career-high 14 stops (2 solo, 12 assisted) in game against Quincy Notre Dame HS Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) on Nov. 9…added a forced fumble, recovery and a tackle for loss against the Pumas…his half-sack came in shutout win over Quincy (Ill.) on Oct. 5. 93 Defensive Line |--Tackles---| 2012: Was fifth on the defense with 62 total stops in all 11 games played Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF and started…topped nine tackles against Emporia (Kan.) State on Oct. 20… Career 21 18 37 55 7.5-23 1.5-10 0 0 0 had 2.5 sacks and 5.0 tackles for loss for 29 yards…had 1.5 sacks for 13 yards in 16-7 victory over Nebraska-Kearney on Oct. 6… member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2013: Seven of his 35 total tackles were for loss and 21 yards…had 13 solo stops and 22 assisted tackles…had single-game high five tackles in two con- 2011: Had a tackle in each of the 11 games, 45 tackles overall…had a fumble tests including Central Missouri on Sept. 28 and William Jewell on Oct. 12… recovery in victory over Lincoln on Nov. 5…posted a season-high nine tack- had four stops in five other games…named Academic All-GLVC. les against Emporia State on Oct. 29…finished with 1.5 TFLs. 2012: One of two Bulldogs to play as a “true-freshman” during the season… 2010: Redshirted … member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. had 20 total tackles in 10 games played…had a season-high of four stops against Central Missouri on Sept. 20…assisted on a sack in victory over Lin- High School: Nagel led both his team and conference in tackles in both coln (Mo.) on Sept. 8… member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. his junior and senior seasons to earn honorable mention all-state honors. He had 105 tackles with 27 solo, seven sacks and three fumble recoveries High School: Reichert earned first team all-state honors as an offensive as a senior and 137 with 54 solo and three sacks as a junior. He was a key lineman and was a first team all-area defensive lineman as a senior. Reichert member of the Indians squad that finished second in Class 6A in 2007 and recorded 72 tackles with 17 for loss and four sacks. He had four sacks and 2008 and was 10-2 in 2009. Nagel is a two-time all-conference (South Sub- 36 tackles as a junior. Reichert earned all-conference honors the past two urban) selection and has been named to all-area teams by the Chicago Trib- seasons and was an academic all-state choice in both 2010 and 2011. une, Chicago Sun Times and Southtown Star. Truman Bulldog Football 20 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Returning Letterwinners 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Joey Letters Won Curtis Letters Won Schenck Secrest 6-5 190 Soph. 5-9 190 Jr.

Fenton, Mo. Elburn, Ill. Rockwood Summit HS Kaneland HS 15 Wide Reciever 35 Defensive Back |------Rushing------| |------Recieving------| 2013: Saw action in two games…no tackles but had a pass break-up against Offensive GP Att Yds TD YPR YPG Rec. Yds TD YPC YPG William Jewell (Mo.) on Oct. 12. Career 4 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2 14 0 7.0 3.5 2012: Squadmember 2013: Had two catches in four games played…caught a pass for six yards 2011: Redshirted against Quincy (Ill.) on Oct. 5 and a pass for eight in win over William Jewell (Mo.) on Oct. 12. High School: Secrest was captain of both the football and track teams while attending Kaneland/Maple Park High School. He was a two-time state qual- 2012: Redshirt Season ifier in track in both his junior and senior years while also earning the school’s award for Hard Work and Dedication. His 2010 track team finished second High School: Schenck was a second team all-Suburban South conference in Illinois. player two straight years and was named the team’s Most Athletic Player fol- lowing his junior and senior season. Broke school records in single-game catches with eight then nine his senior year and single-season receptions with 49 then 56 his senior year. Schenck ended his high school career with 109 catches for 1,327 yards and 20 touchdowns. Rockwood Summit won consecutive Class 5, District 1 championships. Was also a all-conference honorable mention choice as a pitcher on the school’s baseball team.

Brady Letters Won Chris Letters Won Schroeder Stanton 6-0 179 Sr. 5-11 185 So.

Minier, Ill. McKinney, Texas Olympia HS Boyd HS 7 Defensive Back 30 Defensive Back |--Tackles---| |--Tackles---| Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Career 31 32 32 64 2.0-21 2.0-21 1-2 1 1 Career 11 17 15 32 0.0-0 0.0-0 2-25 0 1

2013: Finished with 35 tackles in 11 games played…had an interception and 2013: Led defense with three interceptions as a true freshman…had INTs two-yard return in win against William Penn (Iowa)…added a sack and nine against William Penn (Iowa), McKendree (Ill.) and Saint Joseph’s (Ind.)…re- yards loss as the defense pitched a shutout against Quincy (Ill.) on Oct. 5… turned an interception 25 yards against the Pumas on Nov. 9…finished sea- notched a fumble recovery against Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) on Nov. 9…posted son with 32 tackles and a single-game high of seven against Grand Valley five tackles in three games and had at least one tackle in all 11 games. St. (Mich.)…played in all 11 games, starting nine as a true-freshman. 2012: Made tackles in six of the 10 games played, mostly on special teams. High School: A two-year starter and letterwinner, earned first team all-con- ference and second team all-county following a senior season in which the 2011: Recorded 22 tackles in 10 games with a sack in the Nov. 5 game Broncos went 6-5 in Texas Class 5, District 10…was a second team all-con- against Lincoln University…had season-high four stops in two games, ference and all-county honoree as a junior…also participates on the Broncos against Missouri Western on Oct. 22 and Lincoln on Nov. 5. basketball and track teams while being a member of the National Honor So- ciety. 2010: Redshirt High School: Schroeder was named both a first team all-area and all-con- ference (Corn Belt) defensive back while playing for the Olympia Spartans. He earned second team all-league honors as a kick returner as a senior and was named an academic all-state honoree. The Spartans finished 4-5 last year. Schroeder broke the school record in the 100 meter dash with a time of 10.8 and has lettered in track in his final three years. 21 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Returning Letterwinners TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Zach Letters Won Brad Letters Won Tobin Wellman 5-9 185 Jr. 6-3 295 Soph.

Bethalto, Ill. Quincy, Ill. Civic Memorial HS Quincy Notre Dame HS 12 Quarterback 66 Offensive Line |------Passing------| |----Rushing-----| 2013: Started 10 of 11 games as a redshirt freshman on the offensive line… Offense GP Effic. Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Avg/G Att Yds TD YPC earned Academic all-GLVC honors. Career 6 94.2 11-19-1 57.9 106 0 17.7 17 52 0 3.1 2012: Redshirt Season…was a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll.

2013: Connected on nine of 17 passes for 95 yards in four games played… High School: Wellman was an anchor on the Quincy Notre Dame offensive was 8-of-11 for 79 yards against William Penn (Iowa) on Sept. 21 in bulk of line the past two seasons as he earned all-state honorable mention acco- action…had 16 rushes with a long of 14 against William Jewell (Mo.) for a lades following his senior season. He was also named to the 2011 all-Mid total of 46 yards on the season. State Six first team and all-Area first team while earning second team all- conference and honorable mention all-area in 2010. 2012: Completed passes in two games and added one rush for six yards… was 1-for-1 for eight yards against Lincoln and 1-for-1 for three yards against Northwestern Oklahoma State, both Truman wins. Letters Won 2011: Redshirted Garrett High School: Tobin was selected as the large school’s player of the year by the Alton Telegraph after leading Civic Memorial to their first Mississippi Val- White ley Conference title since 2001 and first outright championship since 1995. Tobin threw for nearly 2,700 yards his senior season going 216-of-319 with 6-0 198 Sr. 31 touchdown passes to nine interceptions. For his career, Tobin was a four- year starter and passed for 5,904 yards with 59 touchdown passes for the Kansas City, Mo. Eagles and Coach Rick Reinhart. Liberty HS Letters Won Nebraska-Omaha Nick 28 Running Back Tufts |------Rushing------| |------Recieving------| Offensive GP Att Yds TD YPR YPG Rec. Yds TD YPC YPG 6-4 310 Sr. Career 24 299 1663 20 5.6 69.3 31 377 4 12.2 15.7

2013: First-team all-GLVC…led conference in rushing with 995 yards on 169 Fenton, Mo. carries while adding 12 pass receptions for 126 yards in 10 games played… Northwest HS led team in scoring with 12 touchdowns and averaged 128.9 all-purpose yards per game…gained over 100 yards in four contest with a season-high 158 and three touchdowns against Kentucky Wesleyan on Nov. 2 to earn 78 GLVC Offensive Player of the Week honors…had a 52-yard kick return Offensive Line against Central Missouri on Sept. 28 and totaled six returns for 168 yards 2013: Started against Central Missouri on Sept. 28 and played in eight other for the season…longest career rush was 80 yards for a touchdown against games for the season. William Penn (Iowa) on Sept. 21…had rushing touchdowns in seven of 10 games and averaged 5.9 yards per carry…earned Academic all-GLVC hon- 2012: Made eight starts out of 11 games played on the offensive line. ors. 2011: Was one of three true freshmen to see action…played in nine games 2012: Led the Bulldogs in rushing and scoring with 585 yards gained on the on the offensive line…a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. ground and scored 12 touchdowns…caught 19 passes for 251 yards and a team-best 13.2 yards per catch…had a season-best 97 yards rushing on 19 High School: Tufts has been a staple of the offensive line for Coach Scott carries against Emporia (Kan.) State on Oct. 20…caught touchdown passes Greling and the Northwest Lions over the past four seasons. He has earned of 42 and 58 yards and had rushing touchdowns of 55, 46 and 51 yards… all-Suburban West conference honors three straight years while also placing had eight games, including the final five that had 10 or more rushing at- sixth in the 2010 Missouri State Wrestling championship in the heavyweight tempts…turned in a nine-catch, 89-yard performance against Fort Hays division. (Kan.) State on Sept. 29…averaged 105.5 all-purpose yards per game with a team-leading 324 yards of kick returns (24.9/return)… member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. 2011: In three games played, had 12 carries for 83 yards and a touchdown… biggest day was in victory against Lincoln where he rushed nine times for 80 yards with a 25-yard touchdown run…a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. Previous School: White is a transfer from University of Nebraska-Omaha where he was redshirted his freshman year. High School: White averaged 9.6 yards per carry at Liberty High School where he was an honorable mention all-state, first team all-district and first team all-conference selection. Was also an outfielder for the school’s base- ball team. Truman Bulldog Football 22 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Returning Letterwinners 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Austin Letters Won Zoda 5-10 180 Soph.

Frisco, Texas Frisco HS 36 Defensive Back |--Tackles---| Defensive GP Solo Ast Total TFL Sacks Int FR FF Career 11 31 40 71 0.5-1 0.0-0 2-24 0 2

2013: Earned second-team all-GLVC honors…second on the team in tackles with 71 (31 solo, 40 assisted) with two interceptions and two forced fum- bles…had an INT and two forced fumbles with six tackles against Missouri S&T on Oct. 26 to earn GLVC Defensive Player of the Week honors…had a three-game stretch of 10 tackles or more with a single-game high of 15 against Grand Valley (Mich.) St. on Sept. 14. 2012: Redshirt Season…member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll. High School: Zoda earned all-district honors in 2010 and was the team’s all-purpose most valuable player in 2011 along with being named a team captain. On the defensive side of the ball, Zoda registered 276 career tackles with five interceptions, nine forced fumbles, seven fumble recoveries and one touchdown. Was also running back/wide receiver with 23 receptions for 366 yards and 39 carries for 300 yards and 10 total scores. Zoda was a two- time winner of the Bubba Storey Award and a winner of the David Holt Award in 2012.

Returning Squadmembers

Pablo Jackson Connor Adame 90 Beckett 89 Brown 83 6-2 250 RFr. 6-2 180 RFr. 6-2 200 Soph.

McAllen, Texas Kansas City, Mo. Hannibal, Mo. McAllen Memorial HS University Academy HS Hannibal HS Defensive Line Wide Receiver Tight End

2013: Redshirt season…named to the Academic 2013: Redshirt season 2013: Did not see any action. All-GLVC team. High School: Was a four year starter on defense 2012: Redshirt Season High School: Averaged 7.5 tackles per game as and three years on offense for the Gryphons…was a senior and earned honorable mention all-state… named a Missouri Class 2 all-State defensive back was a two-time first team all-district selection for his senior season as well as garnering all-district High School: Brown earned North Central Mis- the Mustangs and was part of the first class to honors…in total was a three time all-district line- souri Conference honors as both a tight end and make the Texas Class 5 playoffs three straight backer…signed an institutional letter of intent. defensive end for the Pirates. He was also an all- years…had 28 tackles in final three games of the district player in both positions and was named a season with 11 against McAllen and Pharr-San third team all-state selection as a tight end. He was Juan Alamo…has earned honorable mention all- named the Pirates Offensive player of the year district honors as a two year starter on the Mus- after making 14 grabs for 399 yards and four touch- tangs basketball team. downs and averaged 28.5 yards after catch. As a defensive end, Brown notched 27 tackles with 3.5 sacks and four fumble recoveries. He is also a member of the Hannibal basketball team and is a thrower on the track and field squad, earning all- state honors with a seventh place finish in the dis- cus as a junior.

23 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Returning Letterwinners TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Caleb Brian Kyle Calloway 73 Craft 91 Fuchs 10 6-2 260 RFr. 6-1 255 RFr. 6-4 215 RFr.

Desloge, Mo. Dolton, Ill. Bellville, Texas North County HS Brother Rice HS Bellville HS Offensive Line Defensive Line Quarterback

2013: Redshirt Season 2013: Redshirt Season 2013: Redshirt season…earned Academic All- GLVC honors. High School: Was a 2012 captain for the Raiders High School: Was an honorable mention all-state his senior season and earned first team all-region, selection at defensive line…earned all-Chicago High School: Led the Brahmas to the Texas Class all-district and all-conference on the offensive Catholic Blue conference honors as well as being 3 semifinals during his senior season with 1503 line…was a second team all-region and all-confer- an all-area selection…was named the Crusaders yards of total offense…Went 64-of-145 passing for ence pick on the defensive line as a senior…as a defensive player of the year after the team posted 1127 yards and 16 touchdowns and added 382 junior, earned first team all-district and second a 6-6 record in Illinois Class 8A…a three-year yards rushing with six scores…posted a 12-4 team all-conference on the o-line while setting a starter and letterwinner. record and lost in the semifinals to eventual cham- new school record in the bench press at 375 pion Navasota 24-7…was named to the all-district pounds and squat at 550 pounds…was vice pres- team and to the Houston Chronicle’s “Players to ident of the Raider’s Letterman’s Club…a three- Watch” list…started as a sophomore but missed year varsity letterwinner…captain of the 2012 junior year with an injury…a three-year starter and basketball team and was a thrower on the track & letterwinner in baseball and a two-year starter/let- field squad. terwinner in basketball…a member of the National Honor Society and was an Academic all-District and all-State in Football.

Logan Nick Vince Carney 53 Dolezal 50 Garcia 22 6-3 210 Soph. 5-10 165 RFr. 5-8 180 RFr.

Bettendorf, Iowa Iowa City, Iowa El Paso, Texas Pleasant Valley HS Regina HS Franklin HS Defensive Line Kicker Running Back

2013: Did not see any action…named to the Aca- 2013: Redshirt Season 2013: Redshirt Season. demic All-GLVC team. High School: A member of three Iowa State High School: Was part of a Franklin Cougar team 2012: Redshirt Season…member of the MIAA Ac- Championship teams in football and two soccer that finished 10-2 as a senior…rushed for 1267 ademic Honor Roll. teams…was a Class 1A first-team all-state kicker yards as a senior with 10 rushing touchdowns and in 2012 after converting on 62-of-66 point after at- averaged 8.2 yards per carry…had six games over High School: Carney was a 2011 all-conference tempts and 7-of-8 field goal makes…averaged 100 yards with a single-game high of 230 yards in football selection as he totaled 63 tackles, 18 solo 50.6 yards per kickoff and 14 touchbacks as the a 45-7 win over Coronado High School…was an with 18 tackles for loss and six sacks. He had 18 Regals won their third state title…was a second all-city running back, all-star senior selection and quarterback pressures, a fumble recovery and team all-classes kicker in Iowa…broke the Iowa 2A District 1 Class 5A offensive most valuable blocked both a field goal and punt while helping the championship game field goal record with a 43- player…wrestled for three years winning two dis- Spartans to an 8-3 record. Carney is also an ac- yard boot in a 24-20 victory in 2011…was 12-of-13 trict championships and qualifying for state in 2011. complished wrestler, earning all-conference honors in PATs as a junior and 2-of-2 in field goals… the past three years and was ranked ninth in Iowa earned second team all-state as a soccer player as in the 195-pound weight class on Jan. 19th. the school won state championships in 2010 and 2011…a member of the National Honor Society. Ben Titus Dalton Chaney 19 Florence 44 Gilbert 55 6-3 200 RFr. 6-0 225 Jr. 6-3 250 RFr.

Troy, Mo. Springfield, Ill. Moscow Mills, Mo. Troy Buchanan HS Lanphier HS Troy Buchanan HS Defensive Back Linebacker Defensive Line

2013: Redshirt season…member of the Academic 2013: Saw action in Bulldogs shutout victory 2013: Redshirt Season All-GLVC team. against Quincy (Ill.) on Oct. 5. High School: Was named to the Gateway South High School: A four-year starter for Coach Par all-conference team as a defensive end…a four- Pitts at Troy Buchanan High School…was a three- year starter and letterwinner…helped the Trojans time first team all-conference choice and earned to a 6-5 record in Missouri Class 6…a four time second team all-district honors for the Trojans in member of the Academic All-Conference team. Missouri’s Class 6…earned all-conference and all- district honors playing basketball and finishing run- ner-up in the 2011 Class 5 basketball championships…a member of the baseball and golf teams.

Truman Bulldog Football 24 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Returning Squadmembers 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Nate Roger Jordan Gorman 25 Howard 51 Jorgenson 85 6-0 189 Jr. 6-0 180 RFr. 6-0 175 RFr.

Kansas City, Mo. Trabuco Canyon, Calif. Lewisville, Texas Staley HS El Toro HS Lewisville HS Defensive Back Kicker Wide Receiver

2013:Did not see any action…earned status on the 2013: Redshirt season…named to the Academic 2013: Redshirt Season…earned Academic All- Academic All-GLVC team. All-GLVC team. GLVC honor roll. 2012: Squadmember…member of the MIAA Aca- High School: High School: Was a two-year starter and letter- demic Honor Roll. winner for the Farmers as they competed in Texas Class 5A…earned second team all-district while 2011: Redshirted…a member of the MIAA Aca- also being named second team academic all-state demic Honor Roll. and all-district. High School: Was a four-sport student-athlete at Staley High School. As a corner back for Fred Bouchard’s team, team advanced to the state semi finals in 2010 while repeating as conference, dis- trict and regional champions from 2009. Named academic all-State and earned the school’s Iron Man Award and the Dr. Dan Kahler Award. Earned all-State honors in track in 2010 as a member of the 4x100 meter relay team. Outside of Track and Football, Gorman was a small forward on the school’s basketball team and played golf. Marcos Ognjen Brett Hernandez 82 Ilic 40 Judkins 54 5-8 170 RFr. RFr. 6-0 225 RFr.

El Paso, Texas Nix, Serbia Eureka, Mo. Franklin HS Eureka HS Wide Receiver Full Back Defensive Line

2013: Redshirt season…earned Academic All- 2013: Redshirt season…garnered status on the 2013: Redshirt Season. GLVC accolades. Academic All-GLVC honor roll. High School: Was a two-time first team all-Subur- High School: A dual threat back that had 78 High School: ban West performer for the Wildcats as the team rushes for 807 yards and 31 catches for 525 yards finished second in the league with a 6-1 record as as a senior for the 10-2 Franklin Cougars in 2012… a senior…earned the Andy Bedo Senior Leader was also the team’s punt and kick returner and had Award…a three year starter and two year letterwin- a 91-yard touchdown kickoff return in a 41-40 vic- ner for the Eureka wrestling team and also a starter tory over San Angelo Central…a three-time all-city on the rugby squad. selection and was an offensive most valuable player…along with teammate Vince Garcia, who also signed with the Bulldogs, the duo rushed for over 2000 yards during their senior season with 24 rushing touchdowns…was listed as a 2012 Max- Preps Player of the Year. Isaiah Blake Matt Hinton 45 Johnson 60 Kaysinger 74 5-11 238 RFr. 6-4 210 RFr. 6-3 235 RFr.

The Colony, Texas Omaha, Neb. Fenton, Mo. The Colony HS Elkhorn South HS Rockwood Summit HS Defensive Line Defensive Line Offensive Line

2013: Redshirt Season. 2013: Redshirt Season. 2013: Redshirt Season High School: A three-year starter for the Cougars, High School: Was voted the teams’ Unsung Hero High School: Was a second team all-state offen- was a first team all-district selection as a defensive Award and Honorary Captain after the Storm fin- sive lineman named by the Missouri Football lineman…was the team’s most valuable player and ished 5-5 in Nebraska’s Class B…was a two-time Coaches Association while also earning first team finished the season with 90 tackles and 12 sacks… special teams player of the team…a three-year all-district and all-Suburban South as a senior…the was an honorable mention all-district as a sopho- starter and letterwinner…broke the school record Falcons went 9-4 in Missouri Class 5 falling to the more and a second team honoree as a junior…was in the long jump, triple jump, high jump and a mem- eventual state champion Kirkwood in the playoffs… a four-year starter on the school’s powerlifting team ber of the 4x100 relay team. was a second team all-conference selection as a earning all-state accolades and breaking a school junior and honorable mention pick during his soph- lifting record…named a first team academic all-dis- omore season…member of the Falcons baseball trict member. team that won the 2012 Missouri Class 4 champi- onship.

25 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Returning Squadmembers TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Felix Andrew Jeffrey Neboh 11 Riek 61 Standifer 37 5-8 165 Sr. 6-3 265 RFr. 5-9 185 RFr.

Odessa, Texas St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Permian HS Saint Louis Univ. HS University City HS Wide Receiver Offensive Line Defensive Back

2013: Did not see any game action. 2013: Redshirt Season…named Academic All- 2013: Redshirt Season GLVC. High School: A two year starter who earned all- High School: Began his starting varsity career at conference honors his senior season after regis- the end of his sophomore season on the offensive tering 77 total tackles and five sacks for the line for the Junior Bills…was a team captain with Lions…was named a University City High Honor all-Metro Catholic Conference second team honors Athlete. as an offensive lineman and honorable mention all- MCC as a junior…Junior Bills posted a 6-7 record his senior season while competing in Missouri’s largest class 6.

Richard Scott Adam Neboh 2 Schwend 29 Tiefenbrunn16 5-8 172 RFr. 5-7 170 RFr. 6-0 185 RFr.

Odessa, Texas Kirksville, Mo. Sullivan, Mo. Midland Christian HS Kirksville HS Sullivan HS Running Back Running Back Quarterback

2013: Redshirt Season 2013: Redshirt Season…named to the Academic 2013: Redshirt Season…earned Academic all- All-GLVC team. GLVC status. High School: A three year varsity starter for the High School: Led the Eagles to their first unde- Tigers, rushed for 846 yards during his senior sea- feated regular season in 2012 as Sullivan ad- son to earn his second all-conference honor…had vanced to the Missouri Class 4 semifinals before four games of 100+ yards on the ground including falling to eventual state champ Webb City…threw a three touchdown, 150 yard performance in the for 1133 yards and 13 touchdowns as a senior to season opening game against Southern Boone… earn second team all-conference, all-district and rushed for over 300 yards his first two weeks of the all-area accolades…started as a sophomore and season…had seven rushing touchdowns and passed for 980 yards with 11 touchdowns during added four catches for 72 yards including a 49- his junior season to earn honorable mention all- yard TD reception against Fulton…earned first conference…was an academic all-conference hon- team Kirksville Daily Express running back…was oree…has played and lettered in baseball, an all-conference runner on the track team in the basketball and track while at Sullivan. 4x200 meter relay. Dalton Kyle Kyle Powell 14 Spratt 87 Van Ness 65 6-1 185 RFr. 5-11 180 RFr. 6-3 280 Soph.

Hannibal, Mo. Eureka, Mo. Farmington, Mo. Hannibal HS Eureka HS Farmington HS Quarterback Quarterback Offensive Line

2013: Redshirt season…member of the Academic 2013: Redshirt Season…earned Academic All- 2013: Squadmember All-GLVC team. GLVC 2012: Redshirt Season High School: Earned second team all-NCMC at High School: Is a two time all-Suburban West the quarterback position after throwing for nearly conference defensive back and wide receiver… High School: VanNess was named to the 2011 1000 yards and rushing for over 500 in the Pirates had 42 catches for 366 yards and added 87 yards Southeast Missouri Conference (SEMO) team as 10-2 season as a senior…was voted team captain rushing his senior season for the 9-3 Wildcats… both an offensive and defensive lineman and his and named the offensive player of the year… also participates in wrestling and baseball…a two team won their Missouri Class 4 district title and earned KHQA second team “All-Do-or-Die” Quar- time academic all-State honoree…earned the advanced to the state semi-finals before falling to terback and was a KHQA Student-Athlete of the team’s Andy Bedo Award was named the team MICDS. They finished the season 12-2…was also Week…a two year starter and three year letterwin- MVP Great American Classic Player of the Game. the 285-pound SEMO champion as a senior which ner on the Pirates basketball team and was an all- helped the team capture the league championship NCMC first baseman as a sophomore…several in 2012…VanNess signed an institutional letter of academic achievements including serving on the intent. student council, co-president of the FBLA and a member of the National Honor Society. Truman Bulldog Football 26 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Returning Squadmembers 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Jace Dalton Brady Willhite 46 Zeiser 49 Zwanziger 97 5-11 225 RFr. 6-3 195 RFr. 6-3 226 Soph.

Liberty, Mo. Eureka, Mo. Cedar Falls, Iowa Liberty North HS Eureka HS Cedar Falls HS Linebacker Punter Defensive Line

2013: Redshirt Season 2013: Redshirt Season…named Academic all- 2013: Played in the season opener against South- GLVC. west Baptist but did not record any stats. High School: Led the Suburban West Conference 2012: Saw snaps in two games during the sea- in punting averaging 40.3 yards per punt while son…made two solo stops including one for loss being second on the Wildcats with 455 yards re- against Lincoln (Mo.) on Sept. 8 and had no tackles ceiving and 44 pass receptions…helped Eureka to in victory over Northwestern Oklahoma State on a 9-3 overall record as a senior and a 6-1 finish in Sept. 15. the Suburban West Conference…named Missouri Class 6 first team all-state as a punter and was a 2011: Redshirted first team all-conference punter, wide receiver and defensive back…has started and lettered in both High School: Zwanziger was a four-sport athlete basketball and volleyball…was an Academic All- at Cedar Falls High School. Was an all-metro and State selection for football. second team all-conference pick in football while also playing basketball, baseball and golf.

Newcomers Brody Allen 62 - Connor Borisenko Marcus Burse 6-0, 180 6-2, 290 6-0, 175 St. Charles, Mo. Kirkwood, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Francis Howell Central St. John Vianney High School Affton High School Wide Receiver Offensive Line Wide Receiver High School: As a quarterback was a two-time High School: A member of the offensive line for High School: Earned first team all-state honors all-conference selection earning first-team acco- the Golden Griffons that rushed for over 3000 as a defensive back with 29 tackles, three inter- lades as a junior and second-team as a senior… yards his senior season to earn all-MCC and all- ceptions and a fumble recovery…had a 100-yard completed 140 of 260 passes for 2184 yards and district honors…Vianney finished season 7-4… INT return for a touchdown…twice earned first- 14 touchdowns during junior campaign while has been a member of the school’s volleyball and team all-district and all-conference honors as a adding 611 yards rushing and seven scores… wrestling team and earned second honors in each defensive back and wide receiver…caught 18 senior season completed 72 passes for 903 yards semester. passes for 439 yards and seven touchdowns and four touchdowns and 652 rushing yards and while adding five kick returns and three punt re- nine touchdowns…set school records for passing turns for over 150 yards…was a Max Preps yards, total completions and single-season pass- 38 - Jordan Brown Player of the Year in basketball. ing yards…was a three-time academic all-confer- 5-9, 175 ence honoree. Kirkwood, Mo. Kirkwood High School Defensive Back 81 - Dontrelle Busby 68 - Tyler Baker 5-11, 180 6-2, 230 High School: Member of the Pioneers’ 2012 Mis- St. Louis, Mo. Liberty, Mo. souri State championship team and played on Carnahan High School Liberty High School both sides of the ball his senior season as Kirk- Wide Receiver Offensive Line wood posted a 9-2 overall record…had 23 rushes for 82 yards and three scores and three recep- High School: Was an all-state wide receiver as High School: Baker’s Bluejays posted a 7-4 tions for 19 yards and a touchdown…defensively, a junior before switching to quarterback his senior record in Missouri Class 6 as a senior and he was had 30 tackles with four for loss and two fumble year…set school records with 17 receptions and an all-conference and all-district performer…a recoveries…a two-time all-conference selection 618 yards as a junior while as a senior threw for three-time Academic All-State selection. and earned all-district accolades following senior 1383 yards and 23 touchdowns while also gaining season…a two-year starter and three-year letter- 910 rushing yards and 14 scores…averaged 7.3 winner on the Pioneers’ basketball team. yards per carry…a four-time all-conference defen- Keenan Borders sive back with nine interceptions the past two sea- 6-1, 190 sons and over 150 total tackles…named a scholar St. Louis, Mo. athlete. Parkway South High School High School: Notched all-conference defensive back honors following his senior season in which he recorded 77 tackles and one interception for the Parkway South Patriots…added 21 catches for 252 yards and two scores offensively…a three-year varsity starter in football and a two- year starter heading into track season.

27 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics Returning Squadmembers TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE 64 - Landon Carney Quentin Hooks 38 - D’Anthony Knight 6-5, 290 6-1, 196 6-0, 185 Bettendorf, Iowa Wentzville, Mo. Edwardsville, Ill Pleasant Valley High School Fort Zumwalt North High School Edwardsville High School Offensive Line Defensive Back Defensive Back High School: Named a first-team elite All-State High School: Made 47 tackles with an intercep- High School: Finished the 2012 season 12-1, his senior season while helping the Spartans to tions and two fumble recoveries as a senior… falling in the Illinois Class 7 semifinals to eventual an 11-1 record in Iowa Class 4 before bowing out scored a touchdown on three carries for 34 yards champion Mount Carmel….was third on the team of the playoffs to Bettendorf in the quarterfinals… and two receptions for 30 yards…a three-year in scoring with nine touchdowns and a pair of two- named second team all-state following junior sea- varsity starter and three-time academic all-confer- point conversions…had 53 rushes for 256 yards son and was twice a first team all-conference ac- ence honoree…earned league’s sportsmanship and four catches for 24…had 49 total tackles, in- ademic member…also earned all-conference award…member of the Honor Roll and graduated cluding five for loss and four interceptions… honors as a wrestler and an accomplished swim- Magna Cum Laude. named first team all-Southwestern Conference mer…brother Logan is also a member of the Bull- while helping the team to the league title…was a dog football team. first team all-conference track athlete. 3 - JD Hurd III Arber Emroski 5-10, 170 95 - Derek Leach 6-1, 195 Spring, Texas 6-3, 230 Maroa, Ill. Oak Ridge High School Liberty, Mo. Maroa-Forsyth High School Defensive Back Liberty North High School Defensive Back Central (Iowa) College High School: A four-year letterwinners for the Tight End High School: A first team all-conference and all- War Eagles with the team finishing 7-4 in Class county during his senior season in which his Tro- 5A his senior season…was named District 14 High School: Was an all-conference outside line- jans finished 12-1 falling in the ISHA Class 1 state honorable mention…earned defensive back MVP backer in 2012 as the Eagles finished 6-5 in Mis- championship game…and as a junior earned all- honors at the Next Level Athlete South Houston souri Class 4…was a two year starter and county honorable mention as his team won the Camp sponsored by Fox Sports Southwest…on letterwinner…transfer from Central (Iowa) Col- state title…a member of the National Honor Soci- the track, was named the most outstanding run- lege. ety and holds office on the Student Council. ner in 2013 and broke school records in the 110 meter hurdles…was an AAU Junior Olympic Qualifier in the 400m hurdles at 56.47…named an 57 - Justin Mikeworth Oak Ridge High School Academic Letterman. 5-11, 230 68 - Tanner Hageman Decatur, Ill. 6-4, 295 Maroa-Forsyth High School Fenton, Mo. Linebacker Rockwood Summit High School 72 - Charest Inman Offensive Line 6-3, 325 High School: Set the school record for tackles Castroville, Texas with a loss with 45 as he had 26 as a senior and High School: Earned Missouri Football Coaches Medina Valley High School 146 total tackles leading the Trojan defense to two Association Class 5 All-State honors and was a Offensive Line Illinois Class 1 title games…the Trojans won the first-team all-Suburban South winner as an an- title in 2012 but were defeated in 2013 to finish chor on the offensive line…played for Bulldog High School: A unanimous first-team Class 4A 12-1…was a three-time all-county first team se- alum Mike Bellers (1985-87)…a three year letter- District 29 selection for the Panthers after finish- lection…a two-time all-state pick, with first team winner in basketball and a two year letterwinner ing the season 6-5…as a powerlifter, was a two- honors as a senior and two-time team defensive for track…named Academic All-State and a Na- time regional qualifier and broke the school bench most valuable player…broke school mark in the tional Honor Society member. press record with a lift of 460 pounds…was an bench press at 400 pounds…was also named a area qualifier in both the Shot Put and Discus. first team all-conference kicker…two time aca- demic all-state, senior class president, National Honor Society member and vice-president of Stu- 5 - Derek Hammann dents Against Drunk Driving (SADD). 5-8, 155 47 - Kevin Jensen II Dyersville, Iowa 6-0, 208 Dyersville-Beckman High School Millington, Ill. Iowa State University Joliet Catholic Academy 69 - Shaun Murphy Wide Receiver Linebacker 6-1, 250 St. Peters, Mo. Previous School: Was a Big 12 Commissioner’s High School: An all-East Suburban conference Francis Howell Central High School Honor Roll member as a redshirt at Iowa State honoree his senior season and all-area pick in Offensive Line University. both his junior and senior campaigns…member of the Hilltoppers team that went 10-2 in Illinois High School: Notched 17 total tackles, including High School: Scored 17 touchdowns, 13 rushing Class 5 before bowing out in the state quarterfi- one for loss on the defensive side of the ball and and four receiving during his senior season at Dy- nals 22-21…competes in wrestling, track, swim- earned all-conference honors as an offensive line- ersville-Beckman…led team with 950 yards rush- ming and basketball…nominated for National man…was a three year starter and letterwinner. ing while adding 26 receptions for 285 yards to Honor Society. earn first-team all-district honors for the second straight season…as a junior, ran for 896 yards and 16 touchdowns…played for father Gregg 6 - Ian Neithercut Hammann, who played collegiate ball at Iowa…a 96 - Taylor Kliethermes 5-9, 180 three-time state track qualifier. 6-3, 235 Frisco, Texas Hallsville, Mo. Frisco Centennial High School Hallsville High School Defensive Back Defensive Line 71 - Riley Hammel High School: Earned first-team Class 4A District 5-11, 200 High School: Twice was named all-district and 9 honors as a corner back, making 71 tackles with Fairfield, Iowa all-conference for the Indians after helping the one interception and four pass break-ups…was Fairfield High School Hallsville team to a 6-4 record in Missouri Class an all-district and all-county player both sopho- Long Snapper 2 as a senior…was an Academic All-State hon- more and junior seasons and named a Player of oree…earned all-conference and all-district acco- the Week by the Dallas Morning News…Titans High School: A two-year starter and three-year lades as a member of the track team. won the District 9 championship with a 9-3 record letterwinner for the Mules that finished 8-2 last while allowing just 134.7 yards per game with nine season in Iowa’s Class 2…named team captain interceptions and 36 team sacks...a two-time ac- and was the Special Teams Player of the Year… ademic all-district selection. earned all-district Academic team…has competed in and track…member of the National Honor Society. Truman Bulldog Football 28 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL Newcomers 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Mitch Nichols Jacob Sherrill 41 - Ben Wellman 5-11, 180 6-0, 190 5-11, 200 Hannibal, Mo. Burleson, Texas Neola, Iowa Hannibal High School Burleson Centennial High School Tri-Center High School Running Back Linebacker Linebacker High School: Earned Missouri Football Coaches High School: Served as a defensive captain for High School: An accomplished two-way player and Missouri Sportswriters and Broadcasters all- the Spartans from 2011-2013 and was an all- for Tri-Center High School…broke the Iowa Class state honors as a running back as well as NCMC county selection as a junior…recorded the most 1 and school single-game rushing record with 484 all-conference accolades and all-district men- tackles in a game for the team with 18…on the yards in a game and had a school-best 2041 tions…posted the fourth highest single-game track team, was a regional qualifier and district yards in a season an 3664 career rushing yards… rushing yards in school history with 365 yards champion on the 4x400 relay team in 2012…an broke the school tackle record with 173 solo and while finishing his Pirate career with 2,946 rush- all-state Academic team honoree and nominated 249 assisted stops and was Southwest Iowa ing, 400 receiving and 40 career touchdowns… for the National Honor Society. Player of the Year…was a first team all-state run- broke another school record with a 95 yard kickoff ning back and a third team all-state linebacker… return and had eight PATs in a game…won the Offensive Player of the Year in 1A District 8…as 2012 Pirate of the Year Award…basketball and a junior earned multiple all-state and all-district track athlete…winning a track conference cham- 71 - Spencer Smith accolades…has a career wrestling record of 156- pionship in the 4x100 and all-district in the same 5-10, 175 24 and qualified for the Drake Relays in the 4x100 event as a junior…member of the National Honor Glenwood, Iowa meter relay…a National Honor Society member Society and was a KHQA Student-Athlete of the Glenwood High School as well as an All-State Academic team selection. Week. Defensive Back High School: Earned first-team all-state as a run- 52 - Adam Yancey Blake Riley ning back after gaining 1138 yards on 131 at- 6-0, 195 5-9, 180 tempts and 11 touchdowns…set a new school Eureka, Mo. Kirksville, Mo. record for single-game rushing with 281 yards Eureka High School Kirksville High School and a new season mark in yards per carry at Running Back Defensive Back 8.7…earned first-team all-district as a defensive back while leading team with 97 total tackles, in- High School: A first team all-state, all-conference High School: Earned first team all-conference cluding a 47-yard interception return…earned and all-district running back last season for the defensive back and second team all-NCMC ac- Player of the Week honors from KMA, Radio Iowa Wildcats…had 189 rushes for 1310 yards and 27 colades as a running back while also being and the Opinion Tribune…was a four-year letter- touchdowns as a senior leading Eureka to an 11- named to the All-District team in both positions… winner and starter on the school’s swim and track 2 record and a berth in the semifinals of the Mis- broke school record for most points in a game teams…participated in state swim meet four souri Class 6 tournament…the Wildcats lost to the with 30 and was the JAMCO and KRES Player of years, medaling three times and holds school eventual state champions…a two year starter and the Week…earned second team all-conference record as part of the 200 medley relay team… three year letterwinner in football while also let- and all-district as a junior for a defensive back and two-time qualifier in state track, with two medals tering in track, wrestling and baseball…placed at was the team defensive MVP as a sophomore for and a spot in the Drake Relays...member of the state twice in the 4x400 and once in the 4x200 the Tigers…member of the track team that National Honor Society, a Distiguished Scholar, relay…member of the National Honor Society… claimed the 2013 District championships and was Hawkeye Ten All-Academic, Omaha World Herald uncle Mike played for the Bulldogs from 1980-83 all-conference and all-district in the 4x200…mem- All-Academic. and also wrestled and his cousin Matt, a Bulldog ber of the Kirksville High School Honor Roll. wrestler.

70 - Joseph Sutton 94 - Jon Scheeler 6-0, 215 52 - Kade Young 6-2, 225 Normal, Ill. 6-1, 225 Dunlap, Ill. Normal Community High School Corpus Christi, Texas Dunlap High School Defensive Line Calallen High School Defensive Line Linebacker High School: Registered 14 sacks and 75 tack- High School: A two-year starter for the Dunlap les from the defensive end position during the High School: Recorded 144 tackles, including 24 Eagles and was twice named to the Mid-Illini all- Ironmen’s 9-2 record in 2013…earned honorable for loss as the Wildcats finished 11-1 in Class 4 conference team…was the Peoria Journal-Star mention all-conference honors and Big 12 all-aca- District 30…he set a school record with 23 tackles area large school sacks leader with 12 his senior demic accolades…was a defensive second-team in a single game and finished his career with 39 season and 21 tackles for loss…a 2013 team all-league for the Lacrosse team. tackles for loss…a 2013 first team all-state pick captain and all-Peoria area honorable mention as a linebacker and was an all-south Texas de- choice. fensive most valuable player…as a junior, earned first team all-district and second team all-south 69 - Nicholas Verbeck Texas mentions while being named to the honor- 6-3, 285 able mention all-state team by Texas Sportswrit- 8 - Randy Schroeder Geneseo, Ill. ers…served as National Honor Society President. 6-2, 195 Genesseo High School Charlotte, N.C. Offensive Line Southlake Christian High School Jireh Prep High School: Part of the Maple Leafs run to the Ed Note: Biographical information provided by each student-ath- Quarterback Northern Illinois Big 12 championship and a trip lete, players missing information did not submit an online ques- to the Illinois Class 4 title game as a senior… tionnaire by press time and are not included in this media guide. High School: Selected to play in the National Un- earned all-state honorable mention honors as well derclassmen Combine All-American game as a as NIB12 West Defensive player of the year and high school senior…his team went 11-2 falling 26- all-league accolades…had 77 tackles on defense 21 in the North Carolina Independent Schools while on offense, the team rushed for 4000 Athletics Association Division III title game…was yards…All-Metro Lineman both junior and senior an all-state and all-conference quarterback after seasons and was named the Quad City Dispatch guiding Southlake Christian to a school record Pacesetter…competed in track and wrestling (a 474 points (37.7/game) in 2012 while throwing for total of 10 varsity letters through signing day) 3,587 yards and 32 touchdowns…had a comple- earning all-league and all-metro honors as a tion percentage of over 66%...a three-year varsity heavyweight with team placing second at state… starter, three-time all-conference honoree and a National Honor Society member and an All-Con- two-time all-state selection…was a member of the ference Academic Honorable mention. Beta Club…received the Congressional Award Gold Medal for outstanding youth service volun- teering over 400 hours and co-starting Ghana Rock, which raised over $150,000 to help or- phaned children in Ghana. 29 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics 2013 Final Stats TRUMAN FOOTBALL OVERALL PCT CONF STREAK HOME AWAY 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE RECORD Rushing 7-4 .636 5-2 L2 4-2 3-2 GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Date Opponent Time/Result White,Garrett 10 169 1018 23 995 5.9 10 80 99.5 Hartfield,Aaron 11 90 426 16 410 4.6 5 21 37.3 Sept. Southwest Baptist (Mo.) W 40-37 Schottel,Conrad 10 41 150 63 87 2.1 2 22 8.7 Stokes Stadium Black,Devonte 5 21 112 32 80 3.8 0 24 16.0 7 Millender,Tremaine 11 15 52 2 50 3.3 294.5 Tobin,Zach 4 16 60 14 46 2.9 0 14 11.5 Sept. Grand Valley St. (Mich.) L 31-15 Jenkins,Jesse 5 14 35 2 33 2.4 166.6 Allendale, Mich. Bell,Bo 8 15 46 16 30 2.0 0 13 3.8 14 Loyd,Kurt 10 2 29 1 28 14.0 0 29 2.8 Grier,Dallas 92 4 13 -9 -4.5 04-1.0 Sept. William Penn (Iowa) W 24-23 TEAM 9 11 0 62 -62 -5.6 00-6.9 Stokes Stadium Total...... 11 396 1932 244 1688 4.3 20 80 153.5 21 Family Night Opponents...... 11 422 1713 379 1334 3.2 11 42 121.3 Sept. Central Missouri (Mo.) L 44-23 Passing Stokes Stadium 28 G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Schottel,Conrad 10 116.03 183-317-7 57.7 1856 13 46 185.6 Oct. Quincy (Ill.) W 33-0 Tobin,Zach 4 88.12 9-17-1 52.9 95 0 17 23.8 Quincy, Ill. Black,Devonte 5 134.08 9-15-0 60.0 93 1 26 18.6 5 Bell,Bo 8 158.80 1-1-0 100.0 7070.9 TEAM 9 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0000.0 Oct. William Jewell (Mo.) W 45-7 Total...... 11 115.24 202-351-8 57.5 2051 14 46 186.5 Opponents...... 11 129.15 193-335-7 57.6 2391 16 61 217.4 12 Liberty, Mo. Oct. Receiving McKendree (Ill.) W 28-21 Stokes Stadium G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 19 Homecoming Grier,Dallas 9 53 590 11.1 3 46 65.6 Haferbier,Jared 11 37 308 8.3 0 31 28.0 Oct. Missouri S&T W 27-7 Nagel,Brett 11 28 245 8.8 1 43 22.3 Stokes Stadium Orlando,Chico 11 26 237 9.1 4 23 21.5 26 Loyd,Kurt 10 19 196 10.3 1 33 19.6 White,Garrett 10 12 126 10.5 2 28 12.6 Nov. Pucci,Tony 10 7 141 20.1 1 39 14.1 Kentucky Wesleyan W 35-27 Owensboro, Ky. Kemp,Dahn 10 6 51 8.5 2 20 5.1 2 Hartfield,Aaron 11 5 62 12.4 0 34 5.6 Corcoran,Justin 11 4 48 12.0 0 20 4.4 Nov. Allen,Ethan 42 33 16.5 0 26 8.2 Saint Joseph’s (Ind.) L 6-3 Stokes Stadium Schenck,Joey 42 14 7.0 083.5 9 Millender,Tremaine 11 10 0.0 000.0 Total...... 11 202 2051 10.2 14 46 186.5 Nov. Opponents...... 11 193 2391 12.4 16 61 217.4 Indianapolis (Ind.) L 21-14 16 Indianapolis, Ind. All times listed as Central Total Offense G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Schottel,Conrad 10 358 87 1856 1943 194.3 Great Lakes Valley Conference White,Garrett 10 169 995 0 995 99.5 Hartfield,Aaron 11 90 410 0 410 37.3 Black,Devonte 5 36 80 93 173 34.6 STANDINGS Tobin,Zach 4 33 46 95 141 35.2 Millender,Tremaine 11 15 50 0 50 4.5 School Conf CPct. Overall Pct. Streak Bell,Bo 8 16 30 7 37 4.6 Indianapolis 7-0 1.000 10-2 0.833 L1 Jenkins,Jesse 5 14 33 0 33 6.6 Saint Joseph’s 5-2 0.714 8-3 0.727 W2 Loyd,Kurt 10 2 28 0 28 2.8 Truman 5-2 0.714 7-4 0.636 L2 Grier,Dallas 92 -9 0 -9 -1.0 TEAM 9 12 -62 0 -62 -6.9 Missouri S&T 5-2 0.714 6-5 0.545 W3 Total...... 11 747 1688 2051 3739 339.9 McKendree 3-4 0.429 4-6 0.400 W1 Opponents...... 11 757 1334 2391 3725 338.6 William Jewell 2-5 0.286 3-8 0.273 L1 Quincy 1-6 0.143 2-9 0.182 L4 Ky. Wesleyan 0-7 0.000 0-11 0.000 L11

TEAM STATISTICS TSU OPP TOTAL OFFENSE 3739 3725 TIME POSSESSION/Game 29:05 30:55 SCORING 287 224 Total Plays 747 757 3RD-DOWN Conversions 53/153 57/162 Points Per Game 26.1 20.4 Average Per Play 5.0 4.9 3rd-Down Pct 35% 35% Average Per Game 339.9 338.6 FIRST DOWNS 206 191 4TH-DOWN Conversions 9/19 12/27 Rushing 93 80 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 43-1082 46-862 4th-Down Pct 47% 44% Passing 95 94 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 22-235 10-10 Penalty 18 17 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 7-70 8-97 SACKS BY-Yards 27-185 11-74 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 25.2 18.7 MISC YARDS 07 RUSHING YARDAGE 1688 1334 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.7 1.0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 36 29 Yards gained rushing 1932 1713 INT RETURN AVERAGE 10.0 12.1 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 12-23 6-12 Yards lost rushing 244 379 FUMBLES-LOST 19-11 13-8 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 1-1 Rushing Attempts 396 422 PENALTIES-Yards 56-527 69-650 RED-ZONE SCORES (36-47) 77% (25-32) 78% Average Per Rush 4.3 3.2 Average Per Game 47.9 59.1 RED-ZONE TDS (27-47) 57% (19-32) 59% Average Per Game 153.5 121.3 PAT-ATTEMPTS (33-35) 94% (24-25) 96% TDs Rushing 20 11 PUNTS-Yards 48-2018 63-2258 ATTENDANCE 16852 16328 Average Per Punt 42.0 35.8 Games/Avg Per Game 6/2809 5/3266 PASSING YARDAGE 2051 2391 Net punt average 38.7 31.3 Comp-Att-Int 202-351-8 193-335-7 Average Per Pass 5.8 7.1 KICKOFFS-Yards 59-3423 45-2464 Score By Qtrs. 12 34OT Total Average Per Catch 10.2 12.4 Average Per Kick 58.0 54.8 Truman State Univ. 72 106 40 69 287 Average Per Game 186.5 217.4 Net kick average 40.0 29.6 Opponents 59 48 30 87 224 TDs Passing 14 16 Truman Bulldog Football 30 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2013 Final Stats 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Punting All-Purpose Yards No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Lamp,Jacob 48 2018 42.0 74 6 12 23 0 White,Garrett 10 995 126 0 168 0 1289 128.9 Total...... 48 2018 42.0 74 6 12 23 0 Hartfield,Aaron 11 410 62 24 292 0 788 71.6 Opponents...... 63 2258 35.8 62 2762Grier,Dallas 9 -9 590 130 23 0 734 81.6 Millender,Tremaine 11 50 00372 0 422 38.4 Loyd,Kurt 10 28 196 49 80 0 353 35.3 Punt Returns Haferbier,Jared 11 0 308 000308 28.0 No. Yds Avg TD Long Nagel,Brett 11 0 245 0 20 0 265 24.1 Grier,Dallas 11 130 11.8 0 39 Orlando,Chico 11 0 237 000237 21.5 Hicks,Logan 6 32 5.3 0 16 Pucci,Tony 10 0 141 000141 14.1 Loyd,Kurt 4 49 12.2 0 19 Corcoran,Justin 11 0 48 0 53 0 101 9.2 Hartfield,Aaron 1 24 24.0 00 Schottel,Conrad 10 87 000087 8.7 Millender,Tremaine 000.0 10 Black,Devonte 5 80 000080 16.0 Total...... 22 235 10.7 1 39 Kemp,Dahn 10 0 51 0 13 0 64 6.4 Opponents...... 10 10 1.0 0 10 Jenkins,Jesse 5 33 0014 0 47 9.4 Tobin,Zach 4 46 000046 11.5 Kick Returns Allen,Ethan 4033 00033 8.2 No. Yds Avg TD Long Hicks,Logan 40 0 32 0032 8.0 Millender,Tremaine 10 372 37.2 1 100 Bell,Bo 8 30 000030 3.8 Hartfield,Aaron 10 292 29.2 0 68 Taylor,Paul 11 00 029 0 29 2.6 White,Garrett 6 168 28.0 0 52 Stanton,Chris 11 00 0 025 25 2.3 Corcoran,Justin 5 53 10.6 0 15 Zoda,Austin 11 00 0 024 24 2.2 Loyd,Kurt 4 80 20.0 0 25 Bell,Matthew 11 00 0 019 19 1.7 Taylor,Paul 2 29 14.5 0 19 Uhlemeyer,Brett 90 0 0 18 0 18 2.0 Kemp,Dahn 1 13 13.0 0 13 Schenck,Joey 4014 00014 3.5 Jenkins,Jesse 1 14 14.0 0 14 Schroeder,Brady 11 00 0 02 20.2 Uhlemeyer,Brett 1 18 18.0 0 18 TEAM 9 -62 0000-62 -6.9 Grier,Dallas 1 23 23.0 0 23 Total...... 11 1688 2051 235 1082 70 5126 466.0 Nagel,Brett 1 20 20.0 0 20 Opponents...... 11 1334 2391 10 862 97 4694 426.7 TEAM 100.0 00 Total...... 43 1082 25.2 1 100 Opponents...... 46 862 18.7 1 95 Scoring |------PATs ------| TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Interceptions White,Garrett 12 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0072 No. Yds Avg TD Long Koon,Derek 0 12-23 33-35 0-0 0 0-0 0069 Stanton,Chris 3 25 8.3 0 25 Hartfield,Aaron 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0030 Zoda,Austin 2 24 12.0 0 18 Millender,Tremaine4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0024 Schroeder,Brady 122.0 02 Orlando,Chico 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0024 Bell,Matthew 1 19 19.0 0 19 Grier,Dallas 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0018 Total...... 7 70 10.0 0 25 Kemp,Dahn 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0012 Opponents...... 8 97 12.1 0 49 Schottel,Conrad 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0012 Jenkins,Jesse 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 006 Pucci,Tony 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 006 Fumble Returns Loyd,Kurt 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 006 No. Yds Avg TD Long Nagel,Brett 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 006 Gillespie,Devin 199.0 09 TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 012 Total...... 199.0 09 Total...... 36 12-23 33-35 0-0 0 0-1 01287 Opponents...... 3 21 7.0 1 15 Opponents...... 29 6-12 24-25 0-0 3 3-4 01224 Kickoffs No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn Koon,Derek 58 3373 58.2 83 Lamp,Jacob 1 50 50.0 01 Total...... 59 3423 58.0 84862 40.0 24 Opponents...... 45 2464 54.8 201082 29.6 35 Field Goals FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Koon,Derek 12-23 52.2 0-0 6-8 4-8 2-5 0-2 45 1 Field Goals Sequence Truman State Univ. OPPONENTS Southwest Baptist 51,(39) 41,43 Grand Valley St. 48,(43),(26),(45) (21) William Penn (29) 42,(36),25,61 Central Missouri (31),32,26 (30),(30) Quincy (23),(27),38 - William Jewell 47,(33) - McKendree -- Missouri S&T (24),(30),52 - Kentucky Wesleyan 45 - Saint Joseph's (22) 37,(32),(21) Indianapolis 35,32,21 -

31 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics 2013 Final Stats TRUMAN FOOTBALL Defensive 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE Tackles Sacks Pass Fumbles GP-GS Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 43 Bell,Matthew 11-11 40 43 83 10.0-47 5.0-25 1-19 31 . . . . 36 Zoda,Austin 11-11 31 40 71 0.5-1 . 2-24 3. . 2 . . 95 Dockery,Jeramey 11-11 17 53 70 7.5-29 2.5-18 .22 2-0 ... 33 Nagel,Connor 11-11 27 42 69 3.0-9 0.5-3 .12 1-0 1.. 92 Abbate,Nic 11-11 25 27 52 16.5-68 5.5-35 .43 . 1 . . 1 Millender,Tremaine 11-9 24 22 46 5.0-21 1.0-10 .3. . . . . 96 Smith,Matthew 11-5 13 29 42 6.5-28 3.0-16 .2. . . . . 23 Fine,T.J. 11-11 27 13 40 1.0-1 ..8.1-0 ... 93 Reichert,Nick 11-11 13 22 35 7.0-21 1.0-8 .2. . . . . 7 Schroeder,Brady 11-6 19 16 35 1.0-9 1.0-9 1-2 11 1-0 1.. 21 Day,Steven 11-2 26 8 34 ...3.1-0 ... 24 Lamar,Luke 10-6 25 8 33 3.0-28 3.0-28 .1. . 1 . . 30 Stanton,Chris 11-9 17 15 32 ..3-25 4. 1-0 ... 41 Allen,Wes 10-0 16 7 23 1.0-4 ...... 59 Gillespie,Devin 10-6 9 10 19 3.0-17 1.5-12 ..1 1-9 ... 50 Young,Brad 7-0 8 10 18 3.0-13 1.0-10 ..1 . . . . 4 Taylor,Paul 11-0 10 8 18 1.0-8 ..3.. ... 37 Uhlemeyer,Brett 9-0 10 6 16 ...3..... 46 Howard,Dustin 11-0 10 5 15 ...1..... 68 Campbell,Brandon 11-1 4 11 15 2.0-2 ...... 45 Guignon,Matthew 10-0 4913 1.0-10 1.0-10 ...... 94 Johnson,Ryan 7-0 5510 1.5-5 ...1. ... 17 Arthaud,Kyle 10-1 549 ...... 75 Leckrone,Kyle 8-0 268 1.0-2 0.5-0 ...... 39 Corcoran,Justin 11-6 325 ...... 1 . 99 Greenlee,Dominic 4-0 134 0.5-1 0.5-1 ...... 27 Loyd,Kurt 10-2 213 ...... 20 Jackson,Chris 5-0 .22 ...... 28 White,Garrett 10-8 2.2 ...... 42 Kemp,Dahn 10-0 .11 ...... 88 Haferbier,Jared 11-9 .11 ...... 81 Hicks,Logan 4-0 1.1 ...... 86 Jones,Roderick 3-0 .11 ...... 80 Sprigg,Tyler 6-0 1.1 ...... 18 Grier,Dallas 9-9 1.1 ...... TM TEAM 9-0 ...... 1 35 Secrest,Curtis 2-0 ...... 1. . . . . 2 Hartfield,Aaron 11-1 ...... 1 . Total...... 11-0 398 430 828 75-324 27-185 7-70 45 12 8-9 621 Opponents...... 11-0 392 428 820 53.0-186 11-74 8-97 43 21 10-21 921

Truman Bulldog Football 32 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2013 Final Stats 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE 2013 Scoring Drives Game Qtr Time Summary Plays Yards TOP Game Score SBU 1 12:20 Millender,Tremaine 4 yd run (Koon,Derek Kick) 4 15 1:23 TSU 7-0 SBU 1 1:59 Orlando,Chico 17 yd pass (Koon,Derek Kick) 4 70 1:37 TSU 14-7 SBU 2 7:08 Millender,Tremaine 100 yd kick return (Koon,Derek Kick) TSU 21-14 SBU 2 5:23 TEAM Safety TSU 23-14 SBU 3 5:31 White,Garrett 23 yd run (Koon,Derek Kick) 8 65 3:19 TSU 30-21 SBU 4 14:05 Nagel,Brett 39 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (Koon,Derek Kick) 7 68 3:50 TSU 37-21 SBU 4 6:00 Koon,Derek 39 yd field goal 5 17 1:27 TSU 40-37 GVSU 2 14:20 Koon,Derek 43 yd field goal 11 52 6:04 GV 7-3 GVSU 2 8:54 Koon,Derek 26 yd field goal 7 16 3:14 GV 7-6 GVSU 2 1:00 Koon,Derek 45 yd field goal 6 33 1:34 GV 14-9 GVSU 3 2:23 Grier,Dallas 6 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (2pt-Conversion failed) 9 44 4:38 GV 24-15 WPU 1 11:44 Koon,Derek 29 yd field goal 7 21 3:16 TSU 3-0 WPU 1 8:31 White,Garrett 80 yd run (Koon,Derek Kick) 1 80 0:13 TSU 10-0 WPU 4 13:32 White,Garrett 14 yd pass from Black,Devonte (Koon,Derek Kick) 1 14 0:06 WPU 23-17 WPU 4 00:49 White,Garrett 3 yd run (Koon, Derek Kick) 11 61 3:19 TSU 24-23 UCM 1 8:08 Koon,Derek 31 yd field goal 9 50 3:34 UCM 7-3 UCM 2 14:29 Grier,Dallas 17 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (Koon,Derek Kick) 5 45 2:20 Tied 10-10 UCM 3 3:39 Millender,Tremaine 2 yd run (Koon,Derek Kick Failed) 7 35 2:16 UCM 20-16 UCM 4 00:51 Pucci,Tony 39 yd pass from Schottel, Conrad (Koon,Derek Kick) 5 62 1:20 UCM 44-23 QU 1 6:53 Koon,Derek 23 yd field goal 431:15 TSU 3-0 QU 2 14:15 Koon,Derek 27 yd field goal 15 61 6:02 TSU 6-0 QU 2 8:59 Hartfield,Aaron 8 yd run (Koon,Derek blockd) 7 57 3:16 TSU 12-0 QU 2 3:51 Schottel,Conrad 1 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 8 59 3:05 TSU 19-0 QU 2 0:44 Orlando,Chico from Schottel,Conrad 10 yd pass (Koon,Derek kick) 6 73 1:07 TSU 26-0 QU 4 10:48 White,Garrett 1 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 4 15 1:23 TSU 33-0 WJC 1 10:04 Orlando,Chico 8 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (Koon,Derek kick) 9 50 3:37 TSU 7-0 WJC 1 2:06 Orlando,Chico 5 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (Koon,Derek kick) 8 66 2:30 TSU 14-0 WJC 2 10:36 Loyd,Kurt 33 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (Koon,Derek kick) 7 79 2:57 TSU 21-0 WJC 2 2:57 White,Garrett 8 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 12 66 3:56 TSU 28-0 WJC 2 2:22 Millender,Tremaine 0 yd blocked punt return (Koon,Derek kick) TSU 35-0 WJC 4 10:43 Hartfield,Aaron 2 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 7 71 2:12 TSU 42-7 WJC 4 4:55 Koon,Derek 33 yd field goal 8 18 4:12 TSU 45-7 MCK 1 10:56 Grier,Dallas 12 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (Koon,Derek kick) 6 60 1:11 TSU 7-0 MCK 2 11:45 Hartfield,Aaron 11 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 7 34 3:04 TSU 14-7 MCK 2 1:03 Hartfield,Aaron 5 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 6 60 0:38 TSU 21-14 MCK 4 12:30 Jenkins,Jesse 1 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 9 74 3:48 TSU 28-14 MST 2 12:26 Koon,Derek 24 yd field goal 12 64 5:28 MST 7-3 MST 2 5:42 Koon,Derek 30 yd field goal 11 43 5:22 MST 7-6 MST 3 4:54 Kemp,Dahn 3 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (Koon,Derek kick) 7 65 3:44 TSU 13-7 MST 3 3:08 White,Garrett 79 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 1 79 0:13 TSU 20-7 MST 4 13:52 Schottel,Conrad 1 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 8 31 4:03 TSU 27-7 KWC 1 9:33 White,Garrett 57 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 3 65 1:17 TSU 7-0 KWC 1 4:16 Hartfield,A.J. 14 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 10 82 4:56 TSU 14-7 KWC 2 13:12 White,Garrett 6 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 8 69 3:14 TSU 21-7 KWC 2 8:04 White,Garrett 16 yd run (Koon,Derek kick) 1 16 0:09 TSU 28-7 KWC 3 12:36 Kemp,Dahn 20 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (Koon,Derek kick) 5 47 2:17 TSU 35-7 SJC 2 1:03 Koon,Derek 22 yd field goal 6 12 0:35 TSU 3-0 INDY 1 9:02 White,Garrett 5 yd run (Koon, Derek kick) 8 46 4:02 TSU 7-0 INDY 4 5:59 White,Garrett 7 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad (Koon, Derek kick) 9 61 2:50 Tied 14-14

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Truman Individual Highs Team Highs Rushes 27 Hartfield,Aaron vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) White,Garrett at Indianapolis (Nov 16, 2013) Yards Rushing 158 White,Garrett at Kentucky Wesleyan (Nov 02, 2013) Truman TD Rushes 3 White,Garrett at Kentucky Wesleyan (Nov 02, 2013) Rushes ...... 45 . . . .at Kentucky Wesleyan Long Rush 80 White,Garrett vs William Penn (Sep 21, 2013) Yards Rushing . . .303 . . .at Kentucky Wesleyan Pass attempts 52 Schottel,Conrad vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 09, 2013) Yards Per Rush . .6.7 . . .at Kentucky Wesleyan Pass completions 31 Schottel,Conrad vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) TD Rushes ...... 4 . . . . .at Kentucky Wesleyan Yards Passing 333 Schottel,Conrad vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) Pass attempts . . .52 ...... vs Saint Joseph's TD Passes 3 Schottel,Conrad at William Jewell (Oct 12, 2013) Pass completions .31 ...... vs McKendree Long Pass 46 Schottel,Conrad vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) Yards Passing . . .333 ...... vs McKendree Schottel,Conrad at Indianapolis (Nov 16, 2013) Yards Per Pass . .8.1 ...... at William Jewell Receptions 10 Grier,Dallas vs Central Missouri (Sep 28, 2013) Grier,Dallas vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 09, 2013) TD Passes ...... 3 ...... at William Jewell Grier,Dallas at Indianapolis (Nov 16, 2013) Total Plays ...... 84 ...... vs McKendree Yards Receiving 132 Grier,Dallas at Indianapolis (Nov 16, 2013) Total Offense . . . .448 ...... vs McKendree TD Receptions 2 Orlando,Chico at William Jewell (Oct 12, 2013) Yards Per Play . . .6.6 . . .at Kentucky Wesleyan Long Reception 46 Grier,Dallas vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) Points ...... 45 ...... at William Jewell Grier,Dallas at Indianapolis (Nov 16, 2013) Sacks By ...... 9 ...... at Quincy Field Goals 3 Koon,Derek at Grand Valley St. (Sep 14, 2013) First Downs . . . . .25 . . . .at Kentucky Wesleyan Long Field Goal 45 Koon,Derek at Grand Valley St. (Sep 14, 2013) Penalties ...... 10 ...... vs Saint Joseph's Punts 8 Lamp,Jacob vs Missouri S&T (Oct 26, 2013) Penalty Yards . . . .108 ...... vs Saint Joseph's Punting Avg 48.1 Lamp,Jacob vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 09, 2013) Long Punt 74 Lamp,Jacob vs Missouri S&T (Oct 26, 2013) Turnovers ...... 7 ...... vs Saint Joseph's Punts inside 20 4 Lamp,Jacob vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) Interceptions By . .2 ...... vs William Penn Long Punt Return 39 Grier,Dallas at Grand Valley St. (Sep 14, 2013) ...... vs McKendree Long Kickoff Return 100 Millender,Tremaine vs Southwest Baptist (Sep 07, 2013) Punts ...... 8 ...... vs Missouri S&T Tackles 15 Zoda,Austin at Grand Valley St. (Sep 14, 2013) Punting Avg . . . . .48.1 ...... vs Saint Joseph's Sacks 2.0 Lamar,Luke at Quincy (Oct 05, 2013) Long Punt ...... 74 ...... vs Missouri S&T Bell,Matthew vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) Punts inside 20 . .4 ...... vs McKendree Bell,Matthew at Kentucky Wesleyan (Nov 02, 2013) Long Punt Return .39 ...... at Grand Valley St. Tackles For Loss 4.0 Abbate,Nic at William Jewell (Oct 12, 2013) Interceptions 1 Bell,Matthew at Grand Valley St. (Sep 14, 2013) Schroeder,Brady vs William Penn (Sep 21, 2013) Stanton,Chris vs William Penn (Sep 21, 2013) Opponents Stanton,Chris vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) Zoda,Austin vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) Rushes ...... 63 ...... vs William Penn Zoda,Austin vs Missouri S&T (Oct 26, 2013) Yards Rushing . . .408 ...... vs William Penn Stanton,Chris vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 09, 2013) Yards Per Rush . .6.5 ...... vs William Penn Opponent Individual Highs TD Rushes ...... 4 ...... vs Central Missouri Pass attempts . . .45 . . . . .vs Southwest Baptist Rushes 30 Evan Ressler, vs William Penn (Sep 21, 2013) Pass completions .29 . . . . .vs Southwest Baptist Yards Rushing 164 Evan Ressler, vs William Penn (Sep 21, 2013) Yards Passing . . .475 . . . .vs Southwest Baptist TD Rushes 2 Michael Ratay, at Grand Valley St. (Sep 14, 2013) Long Rush 42 Sam Tvedt, vs William Penn (Sep 21, 2013) Yards Per Pass . .14.7 . . . . .at Grand Valley St. Pass attempts 44 Barnes, Will, at Kentucky Wesleyan (Nov 02, 2013) TD Passes ...... 4 ...... vs Southwest Baptist Pass completions 28 Tindal,Willie, vs Southwest Baptist (Sep 07, 2013) Total Plays ...... 77 . . . . .vs Southwest Baptist Yards Passing 448 Tindal,Willie, vs Southwest Baptist (Sep 07, 2013) Total Offense . . . .565 . . . . .at Grand Valley St. TD Passes 3 Tindal,Willie, vs Southwest Baptist (Sep 07, 2013) Yards Per Play . . .8.8 ...... at Grand Valley St. Fisher,Isaac, vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) Points ...... 44 ...... vs Central Missouri Barnes, Will, at Kentucky Wesleyan (Nov 02, 2013) Sacks By ...... 5 ...... vs William Penn Long Pass 61 Tindal,Willie, vs Southwest Baptist (Sep 07, 2013) First Downs . . . . .25 ...... vs Central Missouri Isiah Grimes, at Grand Valley St. (Sep 14, 2013) Penalties ...... 12 ...... vs Saint Joseph's Receptions 13 Lauderdale,Derw, vs Southwest Baptist (Sep 07, 2013) Yards Receiving 223 Brandan Green, at Grand Valley St. (Sep 14, 2013) Penalty Yards . . . .99 ...... vs Saint Joseph's TD Receptions 3 Gatti,Dewayne, vs McKendree (Oct 19, 2013) Turnovers ...... 4 ...... vs Missouri S&T Long Reception 61 Ray,Evan, vs Southwest Baptist (Sep 07, 2013) Interceptions By . .4 ...... vs Saint Joseph's Brandan Green, at Grand Valley St. (Sep 14, 2013) Punts ...... 10 ...... at William Jewell Field Goals 2 Gebhardt,Zach, vs Central Missouri (Sep 28, 2013) Punting Avg . . . . .42.8 . . .vs Southwest Baptist Voss, Gavin, vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 09, 2013) Long Punt ...... 62 . . . . .vs Southwest Baptist Long Field Goal 36 Marcus Kerrigan, vs William Penn (Sep 21, 2013) ...... at Kentucky Wesleyan Punts 8 Kitchell,Zane, at William Jewell (Oct 12, 2013) Punts inside 20 . .2 ...... vs Saint Joseph's Dussold, Austin, vs Missouri S&T (Oct 26, 2013) Long Punt Return .10 ...... vs Saint Joseph's Gawlak, Marcin, vs Saint Joseph's (Nov 09, 2013) Punting Avg 42.8 Molitor,Austin, vs Southwest Baptist (Sep 07, 2013) Long Punt 62 Molitor,Austin, vs Southwest Baptist (Sep 07, 2013) Woodburn, Cole, at Kentucky Wesleyan (Nov 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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – Senior Derek Koon's record-breaking 38th career Truman 14 97 10 40 field goal and Tremaine Millender's 100-yard kickoff return gave the Truman Bulldogs a 40-37 season opening victory on Saturday night against South- west Baptist (Mo.) University. Scoring Summary Koon's 39-yard field goal with six minutes left to play broke a 37 all tie 1st after the Bearcats erased a 16-point fourth quarter Truman lead. The kick 12:20 TSU Millender,Tremaine 4 yd run was set up by a 59-yard kickoff return by Aaron Hartfield following the (Koon,Derek kick), 4-15 1:23, SBU 0 - TSU 7 Bearcats two straight scores to knot the game. Southwest Baptist, behind quarterback Willie Tindal's 448 yards pass- 03:43 SBU Lauderdale,Derw 27 yd pass from Ray,Evan ing, marched down to the Bulldog 17 on their final possession where they (Colliver,John kick), 8-67 2:36, SBU 7 - TSU 7 faced a third and five with just over two minutes to play. Tindal completed 01:59 TSU Orlando,Chico 17 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad the third down pass but a holding call pushed them back to the 26 yard line (Koon,Derek kick), 4-70 1:37, SBU 7 - TSU 14 for another third down chance. 2nd On the ensuing play, Tindal appeared to have found Chad Nolan but the 07:21 SBU Lauderdale,Derw 9 yd pass from Tindal,Willie Bearcat receiver bobbled the ball as he crossed the goal line for an incom- (Colliver,John kick), 10-50 3:50, SBU 14 - TSU 14 plete pass. SBU called their final time out and brought out kicker John Col- liver to attempt a tying 43-yard field goal. Colliver's kick fluttered to the left 07:08 TSU Millender,Tremaine 100 yd kickoff return and the Bulldogs ran out the clock for the win. (Koon,Derek kick), , SBU 14 - TSU 21 The Bulldogs got a big chunk of their offense from the special teams and 05:23 TSU TEAM safety, , SBU 14 - TSU 23 junior running back Garrett White. Truman averaged 42.3 yards per kick re- 01:25 SBU Nolan,Chad 17 yd pass from Tindal,Willie turn aided by Millender's second career TD return and became the fourth (Colliver,John kick), 6-85 1:59, SBU 21 - TSU 23 Bulldog to go the distance for a score. Millender's return broke a 14-14 tie 3rd midway through the second quarter. He joined Jason Douglass (2002), Larry 05:51 TSU White,Garrett 23 yd run Jones (1971) and Lloyd Weise (1967) in the record book. (Koon,Derek kick), 8-65 3:19, SBU 21 - TSU 30 White had over 100 yards rushing at the end of the first half and finished with 146 yards and a touchdown. He averaged 8.6 yards per carry on 17 at- 4th tempts and it was his first 100-yard rushing day as a Bulldog. 14:05 TSU Nagel,Brett 39 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad Millender added 27 yards on the ground and scored the game's first (Koon,Derek kick), 7-68 3:50, SBU 21 - TSU 37 touchdown after the Bulldogs recovered a muffed punt on the SBU 15 yard- 11:12 SBU Tindal,Willie 2 yd run line. (Sohn,Zachary pass from Shedd,Shaquille), 8-85 2:53, SBU 29 - TSU 37 The Bearcats tied the game at seven following a 27-yard pass from Tin- 07:37 SBU Ray,Evan 44 yd pass from Tindal,Willie dal to Derwyn Lauderdale. The SBU receiver caught 13 balls for 178 yards (Lauderdale,Derw pass from Tindal,Willie), 3-81 1:06, SBU 37 - TSU 37 and two scores. 06:00 TSU Koon,Derek 39 yd field goal, Truman led 23-14 following a safety in the second quarter but watched as Nolan scored from 17-yards out with 1:25 left in the half to pull the 5-17 1:27, SBU 37 - TSU 40 Bearcats to within two at 23-21. Team Stats White scored from 23-yards out with 5:51 to play in the third and Conrad SBU TSU Schottel found Brett Nagel on third down for a 39-yard touchdown pass with FIRST DOWNS 24 18 14:05 left to play to put Truman up 37-21. RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 32-74 42-200 Tindal drove the Bearcats right back on an eight-play 85-yard drive and PASSING YDS (NET) 475 169 converted on the two-point conversion to make it 37-29 and Evan Ray Passes Att-Comp-Int 45-29-0 22-14-1 hauled in a 44-yard touchdown pass with another two-point strike to tie the TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 77-549 64-369 game at 37 apiece. Ray finished with 142 yards through the air. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 The Bulldogs will hit the road to take on nationally ranked Grand Valley Punt Returns-Yards 1-0 1-4 State (Mich.) next Saturday night. Truman last played the Lakers in 1988. Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-87 6-254 Game time is slated for 7:00 eastern time. Interception Returns-Yards 1-22 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 4-42.8 6-44.7 Game Notes: Fumbles-Lost 1-1 2-0 Penalties-Yards 10-88 8-75 * Koon's 38th career field goal broke a tie with Mickey Masucci for the Possession Time 31:47 28:13 all-time leader in field goals made. He missed earlier in the game from 51 Third-Down Conversions 6 of 13 7 of 15 yards out. Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 0 of 0 * Tremaine Millender finished with 190 all-purpose yards with 163 on Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-6 2-3 three kick returns and 27 rushing yards while Garrett White finished with 160 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-19 all-purpose yards. White had five rushes go for over 16 yards apiece. * Millender's last kick return for a touchdown came against Nebraska- Individual Stats Omaha on November 13, 2010 and went for 96 yards. Millender's return tied the Great Lakes Valley record as well that was set earlier in the day by McK- RUSHING: Southwest Baptist-McWright,Robert 15-44; Tindal,Willie 12- endree's Ryan Keen. 29; Nolan,Chad 1-5; Gross,Nehemiah 3-2; Ross,Nyran 1-minus 6. Tru- man State Univ.-White,Garrett 17-146; Millender,Tremaine 8-27; * Conrad Schottel finished the game going 14-of-22 for 169 yards and Schottel,Conrad 8-21; Hartfield,Aaron 5-9; Grier,Dallas 1-4; TEAM 3- two touchdown passes. minus 7. * Dallas Grier led the receiving corps with eight catches for 81 yards. * White broke a drought of 12 games for Truman without a 100-yard PASSING: Southwest Baptist-Tindal,Willie 28-42-0-448; Ray,Evan 1-1-0- rusher. The last Bulldog was Donald Harvey in 2011 against Lincoln. 27; Molitor,Austin 0-1-0-0; TEAM 0-1-0-0. Truman State Univ.- * Jacob Lamp averaged 44.7 yards per punt on six attempts with three Schottel,Conrad 14-22-1-169. inside the 20 and two touchbacks. He long was 59 yards. * Truman rushed for 200 yards on the night and had 369 yards of total of- RECEIVING: Southwest Baptist-Lauderdale,Derw 13-178; Nolan,Chad 5- fense. 86; Ray,Evan 3-142; Sohn,Zachary 3-45; Ross,Nyran 3-21; Gross,Ne- * The Bulldogs converted on seven of 15 third downs while SBU man- hemiah 2-3. Truman State Univ.-Grier,Dallas 8-81; Nagel,Brett 2-48; aged six of 13 conversions. Orlando,Chico 1-17; White,Garrett 1-14; Pucci,Tony 1-12; Haferbier,Jared * Redshirt freshman Austin Zoda led the defense with nine tackles while 1-minus 3. Brad Young, Jeramey Dockery and Devin Gillespie combine for the team's two sacks. TACKLES: Truman State Univ.-Zoda,Austin 4-5; Allen,Wes 6-2; Fine,T.J. * The Bearcats averaged 7.1 yards per play and the 475 yards passing 4-1; Day,Steven 3-2; Abbate,Nic 2-3; Dockery,Jeramey 0-5; Bell,Matthew came up two short of Eastern Illinois' 1984 record against the Bulldogs. 0-5; Schroeder,Brady 2-2; Reichert,Nick 2-2; Smith,Matthew 1-3; Howard,Dustin 2-1; Young,Brad 2-1; Nagel,Connor 2-1; Stanton,Chris 1-2; * It was Truman's sixth straight win over Southwest Baptist and 21st out Campbell,Brandon 1-2; Lamar,Luke 2-0; Arthaud,Kyle 1-1; Gillespie,Devin of 24 overall meetings with the Bearcats. 1-1; Loyd,Kurt 1-0; Taylor,Paul 0-1. Truman Bulldog Football 38 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2013 Game Recaps 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE GAME 2 Saturday, Sept. 14, 2012 Allendale, Mich. Truman 09 6 0 15

ALLENDALE, Mich. – The Truman Bulldogs took a shot at #10 Grand #10 Grand Valley7717 0 31 Valley (Mich.) State on Saturday night on the road but came up on the short end of a 31-15 decision. Garrett White led Truman with 96 yards rushing while Derek Koon had three field goals on the night. Scoring Summary The Lakers took advantage of the Bulldogs through the air with 339 1st yards on just 15 pass completions. Brandan Green had the biggest night 05:24 GV Michael Ratay 2 yd run (Joel Schipper kick), with six catches for 223 yards. 5-69 2:11, TSU 0 - GV 7 White was the workhorse for the Bulldogs with 20 rushes for 96 yards and Conrad Schottel managed 107 yards passing on 12 completions. The 2nd Bulldogs controlled the clock in the first half with nearly 20 minutes but the 14:20 TSU Koon,Derek 43 yd field goal, tables were turned in the second with just nine minutes of possession. 11-52 6:04, TSU 3 - GV 7 The Bulldogs methodically marched down the field in the opening pos- 08:54 TSU Koon,Derek 26 yd field goal, session but two costly penalties pushed the ball to the brink of Derek Koon’s 7-16 3:14, TSU 6 - GV 7 field goal range and his long attempt fell short. 04:53 GV Michael Ratay 1 yd run (Joel Schipper kick), The Lakers used just 2:11 in their first possession to go 69 yards with 8-74 4:01, TSU 6 - GV 14 Michael Ratay scoring from two yards out and a 7-0 lead. Koon capped off an 11-play 52-yard drive with a 43-yard field goal to 01:00 TSU Koon,Derek 45 yd field goal, make it 7-3 and following Dallas Grier’s 39-yard punt return, Koon con- 6-33 1:34, TSU 9 - GV 14 nected from 26-yards to trim the lead to 7-6. 3rd Ratay scored his second touchdown of the game on a one-yard plunge 10:26 GV Joel Schipper 21 yd field goal, on third and goal but the Bulldogs again moved the ball down the field be- 9-72 4:34, TSU 9 - GV 17 fore settling for a 45-yard field goal by Koon to make it 14-9 at the half. 07:01 GV Jamie Potts 3 yd pass from Isiah Grimes Truman held the Lakers to a field goal to start the second half but then a (Joel Schipper kick), 4-36 1:52, TSU 9 - GV 24 short field set up a three yard touchdown pass from Isiah Grimes to Jamie 02:23 TSU Grier,Dallas 6 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad Potts for a 24-9 Laker lead. The Bulldogs to the endzone later in the quarter after Tremaine Millender (Schottel,Conrad pass failed), 9-44 4:38, TSU 15 - GV 24 returned a kickoff 54 yards and Grier caught a six-yard pass from Conrad 01:29 GV Brandan Green 61 yd pass from Isiah Grimes Schottel but the two-point conversion fail to make it 24-15. (Joel Schipper kick), 2-60 0:54, TSU 15 - GV 31 Grand Valley quickly answered as Brandan Green hauled in a 61-yard Team Stats strike from Grimes with 1:29 left in the quarter. TSU GV The Bulldogs will host William Penn at Stokes Stadium next Saturday FIRST DOWNS 13 23 night. The NAIA nationally ranked Statesmen lost 31-13 to nationally ranked RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 32-112 41-226 St. Francis (Ill.) on Saturday afternoon. PASSING YDS (NET) 107 339 Passes Att-Comp-Int 26-12-0 23-15-1 Game Notes: TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 58-219 64-565 Bulldogs controlled the ball for 19:24 in the first half and had just one Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 punt but the tables were turned in the second half with Grand Valley holding Punt Returns-Yards 1-39 1-2 the football for 20:08. Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-144 5-86 Interception Returns-Yards 1-19 0-0 Truman’s opening drive consumed 7:25 seconds, the last time a Bulldog Punts (Number-Avg) 5-46.6 2-34.5 drive lasted that long was Oct. 30, 2010 when they held the ball for 7:39 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 0-0 against Washburn (Kan.). Penalties-Yards 3-15 4-25 Possession Time 29:16 30:44 Garrett White led the Truman rushers with 96 yards and Dallas Grier led Third-Down Conversions 6 of 15 4 of 10 Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2 the receivers with 47. It was the sixth straight game that both had led in Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-2 4-6 rushing and receiving. Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 2-14 Austin Zoda and Matt Bell each notched career high in tackles. Zoda posted 15 stops, two solo and 13 assisted while Bell added four solo and six Individual Stats assisted to tie his career-high of 10. RUSHING: Truman State Univ.-White,Garrett 20-96; Millender,Tremaine 5-17;Hartfield,Aaron 1-4; Bell,Bo 2-4; Schottel,Conrad 4-minus 9. Grand The Truman D had six tackles for loss on the night while Grand Valley Valley St.-Chris Robinson 16-129; Michael Ratay 14-62; Kirk Spencer 7- had three for 15 yards. 23; Ben Hutchins 2-8; Hersey Jackson 1-5; TEAM 1-minus 1. PASSING: Truman State Univ.-Schottel,Conrad 12-26-0-107. Grand Val- Bell recorded his first career interception and first for the Bulldogs this ley St.-Isiah Grimes 15-23-1-339. season. He had a 19-yard return. RECEIVING: Truman State Univ.-Grier,Dallas 3-47; Corcoran,Justin 2-28; Jacob Lamp averaged 46.6 yards per punt in his five attempts with just Orlando,Chico 2-8; Hartfield,Aaron 1-10; Loyd,Kurt 1-9; Haferbier,Jared 1- one returned for a total of two yards. His long was 56 yards and had three 4; White,Garrett 1-1; Millender,Tremaine 1-0. Grand Valley St.-Brandan inside the 20. Green 6-223; Darryl Pitts 2-44; Jamie Potts 2-8; Keontre' Miskel 1-28; Chris Robinson 1-17; Michael Ratay 1-9; Joe Wirth 1-6; Kirk Spencer 1-4. Derek Koon extended his Truman record for career field goals to 41. TACKLES: Truman State Univ.-Zoda,Austin 2-13; Bell,Matthew 4-6; Stan- The Bulldogs have allowed a 200+ yard receiver three times in the last ton,Chris 5-2; Abbate,Nic 5-2; Young,Brad 3-4; Day,Steven 4-1; six games with Brandan Green’s 223 yards on Saturday night. Schroeder,Brady 1-4; Nagel,Connor 2-2; Fine,T.J. 1-3; Arthaud,Kyle 1-3; Smith,Matthew 1-2; Uhlemeyer,Brett 0-3; Taylor,Paul 0-2; Campbell,Bran- Truman averaged 24 yards per kick return with Tremaine Millender’s 54 don 1-0; Reichert,Nick 1-0; Dockery,Jeramey 0-1; Gillespie,Devin 0-1; Mil- yarder setting up the Bulldogs lone touchdown. lender,Tremaine 0-1. Grand Valley St.-Jack Sauber 3-7; Luther Ware 4-4; Branden Delk 5-1; Charles Hill 3-3; Isiah Dunning 2-4; Matt Mosley 0-5; The Bulldogs committed just thee false start penalties for a total of 15 Reggie Williams 3-1; Lucas Kozuch 2-2; Jordan Kaufman 1-3; Deonte' Hurst 1-3; Alton Voss 1-2; Frank Boenzi 0-3; Sam Power 0-2; H. Charne- yards, all three came inside the Lakers’ 30 yardline in the first quarter. ski 0-2; B. Wunderlich 1-0; Marco Iaderosa 1-0; Eric LaBuhn 1-0; Joe Moran 0-1; DeVonte' Jones 0-1; David Talley 0-1; Donte Carey 0-1. The 10,696 announced attendance is the largest crowd the Bulldogs have played in front of since a game at Missouri State in 1995 and only fourth crowd over 10,000 since 1993.

39 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics 2013 Game Recaps TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE GAME 3 Saturday, Sept. 21, 2012 Kirksville, Mo. #20 William Penn14 36 0 23

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – Garrett White's three-yard touchdown run with :49 Truman 10 00 14 24 seconds left capped off a furious 24-23 come from behind victory for the Bulldogs against #20 William Penn (Iowa) on Saturday night at Stokes Sta- dium. Scoring Summary The Statesmen (1-2) scored 23 straight points after the Bulldogs took an early 10-0 lead before the fourth quarter heroics. 1st Following an interception by Brady Schroeder and an illegal block on the 11:44 TSU Koon,Derek 29 yd field goal, Statemen during the return, quarterback Devonte Black threw his first career 7-21 3:16, WPU 0 - TSU 3 touchdown pass to White from 14 yards out to pull the Bulldogs to within six 08:31 TSU White,Garrett 80 yd run early in the fourth quarter. (Koon,Derek kick), 1-80 0:13, WPU 0 - TSU 10 William Penn then chewed up just over six minutes with 10 straight rushes to reach the Bulldogs eight yard line. However kicker Marcus Kerri- 04:43 WPU Evan Ressler 7 yd run gan pulled a 25-yard field goal left to keep it a one-possession game. (Marcus Kerrigan kick), 7-73 3:40, WPU 7 - TSU 10 The Bulldogs (2-1) went out in three straight plays and punted the ball 02:58 WPU Nick DiMarco 15 yd fumble recovery back with 5:41 left. Matthew Smith got a key tackle for loss on first down and (Marcus Kerrigan kick), , WPU 14 - TSU 10 Truman's defense held serve with their only three-and-out of the night. 2nd Truman took over at their own 39 and faced a fourth and 12 in which Zach Tobin found Dallas Grier over the middle for 14 yards. It was Grier's 00:00 WPU Marcus Kerrigan 36 yd field goal, second reception of the night. 14-66 5:27, WPU 17 - TSU 10 Once again the Bulldogs stared down a fourth and 12 from midfield and 3rd Tobin found Grier for a 17-yard pickup down to the Statesmen 34. 11:02 WPU Clint Allen 8 yd pass from Tyler Hafner A pass interference penalty on the next play pushed the ball to the 20 (Aaron Broyles pass failed), 7-77 3:54, WPU 23 - TSU 10 when Tobin connected with White on a screen pass. White fought down to the three yard line and on the next play went up the gut for the tying score. 4th Derek Koon added the extra point for the lead. 13:32 TSU White,Garrett 14 yd pass from Black,Devonte The Statesmen's final drive reached the Bulldog 44 but Kerrigan's 61- (Koon,Derek kick), 1-14 0:06, WPU 23 - TSU 17 yard field goal attempt was well short. 00:49 TSU White,Garrett 3 yd run White had seven carries for 106 yards in the first half including an 80- (Koon,Derek kick), 11-61 3:19, WPU 23 - TSU 24 yard touchdown run that put the Bulldogs up 10-0 in the first quarter. He fin- ished with 161 all-purpose yards on the night with 109 on the ground and 52 Team Stats through the air and accounted for all three Bulldog touchdowns. WPU TSU Aaron Hartfield opened the game with a 68-yard kick return that Truman FIRST DOWNS 23 14 used to take a 3-0 lead following Koon's 29-yard field goal, his 42nd of his RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 63-408 31-119 career. PASSING YDS (NET) 26 140 After Truman raced out to the 10-0 lead, the Statesmen took control of Passes Att-Comp-Int 11-5-2 22-15-0 the game by rushing for 408 yards on 63 attempts and chewed up over 35 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 74-434 53-259 minutes of possession time. Evan Ressler rumbled for 164 yards on 30 Fumble Returns-Yards 1-15 0-0 rushes and had one touchdown while quarterback Tyler Hafner added 113 Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-4 yards on 14 carries. Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-65 4-136 William Penn got on the scoreboard with a seven yard run by Ressler in Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-2 the first and a 15-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown just under two min- Punts (Number-Avg) 2-38.5 4-45.2 utes later by Nick DiMarco. Fumbles-Lost 1-0 3-2 The Statesmen threw just 11 times, completing five for 26 yards and a Penalties-Yards 7-89 4-33 long of just eight. Kerrigan missed three of four field goal attempts with his Possession Time 35:25 24:35 only make coming from 36 yards out at the end of the first half to put the vis- Third-Down Conversions 5 of 14 2 of 11 itors up 17-10. Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 3 3 of 3 William Penn took the opening drive of the third quarter in for a touch- Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3-4 3-3 down to expand their lead to 23-10 with a botched snap on the extra point Sacks By: Number-Yards 5-27 0-0 causing it to fail. Tobin got his first collegiate start for Truman going 8-of-11 for 79 yards Individual Stats while Black played a chunk of the second half going 7-of-11 for 61 yards and a touchdown. RUSHING: William Penn-Evan Ressler 30-164; Tyler Hafner 14-113; Truman returns home next Saturday to face long-time rival the Univer- Shawn Davis 13-74; Sam Tvedt 3-37; Hunter Collins 1-13; Nathan Tvedt sity of Central Missouri at Stokes Stadium for a 7:00 p.m. kickoff. The Bull- 1-4; Nate Wilmes 1-3. Truman State Univ.-White,Garrett 9-109; Black,De- dogs and Mules will be meeting for the 97th time. It will be the final game in vonte 11-25; Millender,Tremaine 1-4; Tobin,Zach 6-minus 1; TEAM 1- a 67 consecutive year streak dating back to 1945 with Truman joining the minus 2; Bell,Bo 2-minus 3; Grier,Dallas 1-minus 13. Great Lakes Valley Conference this season and the Mid-America Intercolle- giate Athletics Association not having any non-conference openings in the PASSING: William Penn-Tyler Hafner 3-8-2-19; Hunter Collins 2-3-0-7. near future. Truman State Univ.-Black,Devonte 7-11-0-61; Tobin,Zach 8-11-0-79. Game Notes: RECEIVING: William Penn-Aaron Broyles 4-18; Clint Allen 1-8. Truman White's 80-yard touchdown run was the longest by a Bulldog since State Univ.-White,Garrett 5-52; Orlando,Chico 4-39; Grier,Dallas 3-38; Karega Scott reeled off an 82-yard run against Central Missouri in 1995. Haferbier,Jared 2-13; Nagel,Brett 1-minus 2. William Penn dominated the time of possession with 35:25. The States- TACKLES: William Penn-Isaac Samek 2-8; John Land 3-6; Micheal men had the ball for over 11 minutes in the second half to take a 17-10 lead. Welch 3-5; Brock Peery 2-4; Jacob Batterson 3-2; Joseph Frye 2-1; Nick DiMarco 2-1; Trae Nichols 1-1; Freddy Griggs 1-1; Cameron Penny 1-1; Both teams were a perfect 3-for-3 on fourth down conversions. They Jason Johnson 1-1; Tyler Goble 1-0; Deshon Conley 1-0; J.T. Dotson 1-0; were the Bulldogs first fourth down attempts this season. Ryan Richardson 1-0; Marcus Kerrigan 1-0; Clayton Temaat 1-0; Keshon Cowan 0-1; Aaron Osborne 0-1; Malik Young 0-1. Truman State Univ.- The Statesmen had five quarterback sacks totaling 27 yards and 10 tack- Dockery,Jeramey 3-11; Zoda,Austin 5-5; Bell,Matthew 5-4; Abbate,Nic 2- les for loss for a total of 52 yards. 7; Nagel,Connor 2-7; Fine,T.J. 4-4; Millender,Tremaine 3-3; Smith,Matthew 2-4; Schroeder,Brady 2-3; Gillespie,Devin 3-1; Day,Steven Jeramey Dockery led Truman with 14 stops and Austin Zoda added 10. 3-1; Campbell,Brandon 0-4; Reichert,Nick 1-1; Stanton,Chris 1-1; Five Bulldogs apiece had a tackle for loss totaling 14 yards. Howard,Dustin 0-2; Guignon,Matthew 0-2; Taylor,Paul 0-2; Kemp,Dahn 0- 1; Jones,Roderick 0-1. Brady Schroeder and Chris Stanton each notched their first career inter- ceptions for Truman. The win was the 540th for the Truman program dating back to 1900.

Truman Bulldog Football 40 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2013 Game Recaps 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE GAME 4 Saturday, Sept. 28, 2012 Kirksville, Mo. Central Mo. 10 10 0 24 44

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – The University of Central Missouri scored 24 points Truman 37 6 7 23 in the fourth quarter to pull away from the Truman Bulldogs for a 44-23 vic- tory on Saturday night at Stokes Stadium. Dallas Grier led Truman with 10 receptions for 105 yards. Scoring Summary The Bulldogs trailed just 20-16 after three quarters after squandering two redzone opportunities earlier with a pair of missed field goals and had a 1st turnover in their first possession that resulted in a UCM touchdown. 11:48 UCM Lloyd,Ronrei 7 yd pass from Hawk,Hayden Truman fumbled away the football just two plays into the game and Cen- (Gebhardt,Zach kick), 6-34 2:16, UCM 7 - TSU 0 tral's Hayden Hawk connected with Ronrei Lloyd for a seven-yard TD pass 08:08 TSU Koon,Derek 31 yd field goal, to put the Mules up 7-0. 9-50 3:34, UCM 7 - TSU 3 Conrad Schottel found Jared Haferbier for 31 yards on a third and nine play in the Bulldogs next possession but the drive stalled out at the Mules' 02:00 UCM Gebhardt,Zach 30 yd field goal, 13 as Derek Koon hit from 31 yards out to make it 7-3. 14-75 6:01, UCM 10 - TSU 3 Central answered with a field goal in their longest drive of the night as 2nd they consumed over six minutes and gained 75 yards before Zach Gebhardt 14:29 TSU Grier,Dallas 17 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad hit from 30 yards away to make it 10-3. (Koon,Derek kick), 5-45 2:20, UCM 10 - TSU 10 The Bulldog kick return team found their magic again as Garrett White took the ensuing kickoff 52 yards to the Mule 45 and was followed by two 11:17 UCM Hawk,Hayden 7 yd run 17-yard completions to Grier with the last being a tying touchdown at the (Gebhardt,Zach kick), 7-70 3:06, UCM 17 - TSU 10 14:29 mark of the second quarter. 01:14 UCM Gebhardt,Zach 30 yd field goal, The Mules wasted little time in responding as the Hawk-Lloyd tandem 15-67 6:08, UCM 20 - TSU 10 hooked up for a 42-yard pass play on first down and six plays later Hawk 3rd steamed in from seven yards out for the go-ahead score. Gebhardt tacked on a 30-yard field goal after Koon missed from 32 03:39 TSU Millender,Tremaine 2 yd run yards out on Truman's next possession. (Koon,Derek kick failed), 7-35 2:16, UCM 20 - TSU 16 The Bulldogs got the only score in the third quarter as Grier set up the 4th drive with a 23-yard punt return. Schottel and Grier connected for a 14-yard 12:00 UCM TEAM safety, , UCM 22 - TSU 16 pass play and Tremaine Millender bulldozed in on fourth and goal from the 09:12 UCM Gorman,Sean 3 yd run two for six points. The extra point attempt hit the right upright and bounce out making the score 20-16 at the 3:39 mark of the quarter. (McClelland pass from Hawk), 7-50 2:48, UCM 30 - TSU 16 The Truman momentum took a serious hit after forcing a Central punt 07:02 UCM Taylor,LaVance 6 yd run early in the fourth quarter. (Gebhardt,Zach kick), 2-48 0:35, UCM 37 - TSU 16 On the first play from scrimmage, a bad snap resulted in an 11-yard loss 02:18 UCM Campbell,Evan 3 yd run and a high snap on fourth down resulted in the ball going out the back of the (Gebhardt,Zach kick), 6-60 1:52, UCM 44 - TSU 16 endzone for a Mules' safety. Central would score on their next three possessions to put the game out 00:51 TSU Pucci,Tony 39 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad of reach. (Koon,Derek kick), 5-62 1:20, UCM 44 - TSU 23 Schottel found a streaking Tony Pucci for a 39-yard touchdown recep- Team Stats tion with 51 seconds left in the game. UCM TSU Schottel completed 23-of-41 passes for 253 yards with no interceptions FIRST DOWNS 25 21 after missing last week with an injury. Grier caught 10 of the passes for 105 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 44-176 26-104 yards to vault into third place all-time in Truman career receptions and re- PASSING YDS (NET) 301 253 ceiving yards. The senior now has 185 receptions for 2,444 yards. Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-28-0 42-23-0 White averaged 5.4 yards per carry for 76 yards on 14 rushes. He TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 75-477 68-357 added the 84 total kick return yards for 160 all-purpose yardage on the Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 night. Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 1-23 Hawk threw for 301 yards on 28-of-31 completions and one touchdown Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-95 7-176 with Lloyd gathering nine balls for 156 yards. LaVance Taylor chewed up 92 Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 yards on 19 carries. Punts (Number-Avg) 3-35.3 1-22.0 Truman will open a new chapter in their storied history next Saturday as Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1 they will begin their quest for their first Great Lakes Valley Conference title Penalties-Yards 7-75 3-40 as they open league play at Quincy (Ill.) University. The Bulldogs and Possession Time 34:05 25:55 Hawks will kick off at 1:00 p.m. from Flynn Stadium. Third-Down Conversions 5 of 11 5 of 13 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 4 Game Notes: Red-Zone Scores-Chances 7-7 3-5 Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 1-6 Austin Zoda led the Truman defense with 10 total tackles while Connor Nagel and Matthew Bell added nine and eight apiece. Truman had six tackles for loss compared to the Mules' two. Individual Stats Nic Abbate registered the lone sack of the night for either team and it RUSHING: Central Missouri-Taylor,LaVance 19-92; Harris,Ray 8-36; came on a key third down play with the score 20-16. Campbell,Evan 5-35; Hawk,Hayden 8-14; Gorman,Sean 1-3; TEAM 3- The defense allowed a season-low 477 yards of total offense by the minus 4. Truman State Univ.-White,Garrett 14-76; Hartfield,Aaron 8-47; Mules. However Central scored on all seven redzone opportunities. Schottel,Conrad 1-16; Millender,Tremaine 1-2; TEAM 2-minus 37. Jared Haferbier had a new career high of seven receptions for 72 yards and a long of 31. PASSING: Central Missouri-Hawk,Hayden 27-30-0-281; Petersen,Mike 1- Tony Pucci's 39 yard touchdown reception was the first for his Bulldog 1-0-20. Truman State Univ.-Schottel,Conrad 23-41-0-253; TEAM 0-1-0-0. career and longest reception to date. A.J. Hartfield added 47 yards rushing on eight attempts for a 5.9 yards RECEIVING: Central Missouri-Lloyd,Ronrei 9-156; Kirkwood,Anthony 5- per carry average. 53; Harris,Ray 5-25; Taylor,LaVance 4-26; McClelland,Tristan 3-22; Mc- LaVance Taylor paced the Mules with 175 all-purpose yards on 92 rush- Mullen,Justus 1-20; Rosine,Cullen 1-minus 1. Truman State ing, 26 receiving and 57 on three kick returns. Univ.-Grier,Dallas 10-105; Haferbier,Jared 7-72; Nagel,Brett 5-37; It was the eighth straight win by the Mules in the series, their longest win- Pucci,Tony 1-39. ning streak in the 97-game history. The two teams will not play next season which will end a 67 consecutive year streak. The 97 games played between TACKLES: Central Missouri-Berry,Ryan 4-5; Smith,Connor 4-3; the Mules and the Bulldogs is the fourth oldest rivalry in Division II Football Rhodes,Diaron 3-2; Leinbaugh,Zach 3-2; Spratley,Ricky 2-3; Smith,Sam dating back to 1905. 1-4; Green,Kadarius 3-1; Perlin,Alex 2-2; Bollinger,Chase 2-2; Teamer,Tevin 1-3; Steinert,Josh 0-3; Hughes,Paul 2-0; Allen,Russell 0-2; Wilson,Rico 0-2; Gebhardt,Zach 1-0; Drain,Steven 1-0; Frazier,Will 1-0; Moore,Layne 0-1; Davila,Richard 0-1; Wright,Cody 0-1; Quines,Zach 0-1. Truman State Univ.-Zoda,Austin 7-3; Nagel,Connor 5-4; Bell,Matthew 5-3; Millender,Tremaine 4-3; Dockery,Jeramey 2-4; Uhlemeyer,Brett 5-0; Fine,T.J. 3-2; Lamar,Luke 3-2; Gillespie,Devin 1-4; Reichert,Nick 0-5; Ab- bate,Nic 3-1; Stanton,Chris 2-2; Taylor,Paul 2-1; Smith,Matthew 1-1; Campbell,Brandon 0-2; Howard,Dustin 1-0; Schroeder,Brady 1-0; 41 Truman Bulldog Football Johnson,Ryan 0-1; Corcoran,Justin 0-1; Jackson,Chris 0-1; @TrumanAthletics Leckrone,Kyle 0-1; Guignon,Matthew 0-1. 2013 Game Recaps TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE

GAME 5 Saturday, Oct. 5, 2012 Quincy, Ill. Truman 3 23 0733

QUINCY, Ill. – The Truman Bulldogs kicked off their first Great Lakes Val- Quincy 00 0 0 0 ley Conference season with a 33-0 shutout victory over the Quincy (Ill.) Uni- versity Hawks on Saturday afternoon. Conrad Schottel was efficient with 197 yards passing and completed 20- Scoring Summary of-28 on the day. Garrett White gained 81 of Truman's 177 yards on the ground and Jared Haferbier made five receptions for 49 yards. 1st The defense held the Hawks to 145 yards of total offense and a negative 06:53 TSU Koon,Derek 23 yd field goal, 19 yards rushing aided by nine sacks for 70 yards and 13 tackles for loss. 4-3 1:15, TSU 3 - QU 0 Tremaine Millender had four sacks and nine total tackles. 2nd The Hawks (1-4; 0-1 GLVC) took the opening kickoff and marched 55 14:15 TSU Koon,Derek 27 yd field goal, yards before a failed fourth down conversion gave the ball to Truman at their own 22. Truman would go three and out in their first possession but Jacob 15-61 6:02, TSU 6 - QU 0 Lamp turned the tide of the game with a punt. 08:59 TSU Hartfield,Aaron 8 yd run (Koon,Derek kick blockd), Lamp's 48-yard punt was muffed Dante Flowers and Steven Day recov- 7-57 3:16, TSU 12 - QU 0 ered the fumble at the Hawks' eight yard line. Quincy held Truman to a 03:51 TSU Schottel,Conrad 1 yd run (Koon,Derek kick), Derek Koon 27-yard field goal after a penalty pushed the 'Dogs back. 8-59 3:05, TSU 19 - QU 0 Koon started the second quarter capping off a 15-play 61-yard drive with another 27-yard field goal to make it 6-0. 00:44 TSU Orlando,Chico 10 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad The Bulldog defense up the heat and held the Hawk offense to just 51 (Koon,Derek kick), 6-73 1:07, TSU 26 - QU 0 yards of total offense in the first half. 4th Meanwhile, the offense scored touchdowns in their next three posses- 10:48 TSU White,Garrett 1 yd run (Koon,Derek kick), sions to build up a 26-0 halftime lead. Aaron Hartfield struck first with an 4-15 1:23, TSU 33 - QU 0 eight-yard scamper and was followed by a one-yard plunge by Conrad Schottel with 3:41 left. Team Stats The Bulldogs ended the half with a six-play 73-yard drive in just 1:07 TSU QU when Schottel found Chico Orlando on a 10-yard pass. FIRST DOWNS 23 12 Truman will return to GLVC action next Saturday when they head west to RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 40-177 35--16 face William Jewell in Liberty, Mo. at 1:00 p.m. PASSING YDS (NET) 219 164 Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-22-1 26-12-0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 71-396 61-148 Game Notes: Fumble Returns-Yards 1-9 0-0 Punt Returns-Yards 1--3 1--15 The -19 yards rushing was the fewest allowed by the Bulldogs since a - Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-37 3-62 16 rushing day by the in a 2001 victory. Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 Garrett White had a career-high 22 rushing attempts, while redshirt Punts (Number-Avg) 2-38.0 5-34.2 freshman Jesse Jenkins made his Bulldog debut with two carries for seven Fumbles-Lost 0-0 2-2 yards in the fourth quarter. Penalties-Yards 6-75 6-65 Conrad Schottel, Zach Tobin and Devonte Black used 10 different Bull- Possession Time 30:34 29:26 dog receivers on the day in combining to go 22-of-31 for 219 yards. Third-Down Conversions 2 of 9 6 of 17 Truman led in time of possession for the first time this season with 30:34 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 4 seconds compared to the Hawks' 29:26. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 6-6 0-0 The Bulldogs converted on just 2-of-9 third down attempts while the Sacks By: Number-Yards 9-70 1-7 Hawks were 1-of-8 in the first half before going 5-of-9 in the second to finish at 35%. Individual Stats The nine quarterback sacks were the most single game by the Bulldogs since at least 1998 with the previous high of eight coming against St. RUSHING: Truman State Univ.-White,Garrett 22-81; Hartfield,Aaron 7-62; Joseph's in 2010 and Missouri S&T in 1999. Black,Devonte 1-10; Schottel,Conrad 4-9; Bell,Bo 3-9; Jenkins,Jesse 2-7; Eight different Bulldogs were credited with quarterback sacks with TEAM 1-minus 1. Quincy-Ross, Sterling 7-12; King, Jared 11-11; Flowers, Tremaine Millender and Luke Lamar each recording a pair. Dante 4-9; Lonergan, Nick 13-minus 48. After a three and out in their first possession, Truman scored points in their final five drives in the first half. PASSING: Truman State Univ.-Schottel,Conrad 20-28-0-197; Tobin,Zach The average starting passion for the Bulldogs was at their own 47 while 1-2-1-16; Black,Devonte 1-1-0-6. Quincy-Lonergan, Nick 12-26-0-164. the Hawks, on average, started at their own 24. Steven Day and Devin Gillespie each had a fumble recovery for the Bull- RECEIVING: Truman State Univ.-Haferbier,Jared 5-49; Orlando,Chico 4- dogs as Truman finished the day with a plus-one turnover margin. 31;Grier,Dallas 3-29; White,Garrett 2-39; Loyd,Kurt 2-29; Nagel,Brett 2- It was the 173rd shutout in Truman's history and first since a 53-0 victory 12; Kemp,Dahn 2-8; Corcoran,Justin 1-16; Schenck,Joey 1-6. over Lincoln in 2011. Quincy-Dickens, Justin 6-52; Sergent, Jarrod 2-22; Malinowski, Nick 1-40; Williamson, Barry 1-27; Ross, Sterling 1-15; Eilerman, Greg 1-8. TACKLES: Truman State Univ.-Millender,Tremaine 6-2; Bell,Matthew 4-2; Nagel,Connor 2-4; Fine,T.J. 5-0; Smith,Matthew 1-4; Abbate,Nic 1-3; Reichert,Nick 0-4; Schroeder,Brady 2-1; Gillespie,Devin 1-2; Dockery,Jer- amey 0-3; Day,Steven 2-0; Lamar,Luke 2-0; Stanton,Chris 1-1; Camp- bell,Brandon 1-0; Arthaud,Kyle 1-0; Greenlee,Dominic 1-0; Guignon,Matthew 1-0; Howard,Dustin 1-0; Zoda,Austin 1-0; Allen,Wes 0- 1; Leckrone,Kyle 0-1; Johnson,Ryan 0-1; Haferbier,Jared 0-1. Quincy- Onike, Ike 8-2; Camp, Dan 6-4; Berry, Jesse 3-4; Wilson, Shelby 3-2; Harkins, Jasus 3-2; Chmelik, Cody 3-1; Connolly, Cory 3-1; Carey, Darius 2-2; McNally, Joseph 1-3; Day, Tanner 1-3; Jordan, Chris- tian 2-1; Osundairo, Abimbola 1-2; Flowers, Dante 2-0; Daverne, Jeffrey 1-1; Brooks, Mason 1-1; Shorter, Todd 1-1; Reidl, Tyler 0-2; Johnson, Dar- ian 1-0; Dickens, Justin 1-0.

Truman Bulldog Football 42 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2013 Game Recaps 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE GAME 6 Saturday, Oct. 12, 2012 Liberty, Ill. Truman 14 21 0 10 45

LIBERTY, Mo. - The Truman Bulldog defense held the William Jewell William Jewell 00 0 7 7 (Mo.) Cardinals to just 123 yards of total offense as the 'Dogs rolled to a 45- 7 victory in week two of Great Lakes Valley Conference action. Chico Or- lando caught a pair of touchdown passes from Conrad Schottel as Truman Scoring Summary moved to 4-2 overall and 2-0 in the league. Truman outgained William Jewell 207 to 42 in the first half and scored 1st touchdowns in five of their first seven drives to put the game away early. 10:04 TSU Orlando,Chico 8 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad Facing a third and 11 in the opening possession, Schottel found Kurt Loyd for 18 yards to move the chains. The jump started the offense and on (Koon,Derek kick), 9-50 3:37, TSU 7 - WJC 0 the next play Schottel hit Orlando for 14 yards. The duo of Schottel and Or- 02:06 TSU Orlando,Chico 5 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad lando would cap off the 9-play 50-yard drive with an 8-yard touchdown pass (Koon,Derek kick), 8-66 2:30, TSU 14 - WJC 0 at the 10:04 mark. 2nd Tony Pucci was the receiver of choice later in the quarter as he snared 10:36 TSU Loyd,Kurt 33 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad passes of 20 and 21 yards to set up a 5-yard strike from Schottel to Orlando with 2:06 left in the first quarter. (Koon,Derek kick), 7-79 2:57, TSU 21 - WJC 0 Early in the second, Schottel hit Loyd for his first career TD reception on 02:57 TSU White,Garrett 8 yd run a 33-yard pass to put the Bulldogs up 21-0. (Koon,Derek kick), 12-66 3:56, TSU 28 - WJC 0 The Bulldogs then chewed up a 12-play drive capped off by an 8-yard 02:22 TSU Millender,Tremaine 0 yd blocked punt return run from Liberty native Garrett White. (Koon,Derek kick), , TSU 35 - WJC 0 The defense would complete the first half scoring with A.J. Hartfield blocking Zane Kitchell's punt and Tremaine Millender recovering the ball in 4th the Cardinals endzone for a 35-0 halftime lead. 12:55 WJC Strzele,Darrick 2 yd run William Jewell would end the Bulldogs shutout streak at eight quarters (Frevert,Warren kick), 13-62 5:48, TSU 35 - WJC 7 when Darrick Strzele ended a 13-play drive with a 2-yard run with 12:55 left 10:43 TSU Hartfield,Aaron 2 yd run to play. (Koon,Derek kick), 7-71 2:12, TSU 42 - WJC 7 Hartfield answered right back for Truman with a 2-yard TD run and an- other hometown product, Derek Koon, knocked in his 46th career field goal 04:55 TSU Koon,Derek 33 yd field goal, from 33 yards to end the scoring. 8-18 4:12, TSU 45 - WJC 7 Truman topped 400 yards of total offense for the first time this season Team Stats with 150 on the ground and 258 through the air. Hartfield led the rushers TSU WJC with 44 yards on nine carriers while Loyd led the receiving corps with three FIRST DOWNS 21 7 catches for 73 yards. RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 39-153 37-62 Schottel was 18-of-26 for 225 yards and three touchdown passes. PASSING YDS (NET) 258 64 Passes Att-Comp-Int 32-20-1 24-11-0 Game Notes: TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 71-411 61-126 Truman Special Teams recorded two punt blocks on the day, one by Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Aaron Hartfield and the other by Justin Corcoran. The last time that was Punt Returns-Yards 7-75 0-0 achieved was against Southwest Baptist in 2012, both by Richie Schu- Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-13 7-139 macher. Truman has had four two-block games since 1998, Missouri South- Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 ern in 1998 and Quincy in 2001. Punts (Number-Avg) 3-14.7 10-31.9 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 1-1 The last time Truman scored on a punt block was Schumacher against Penalties-Yards 6-35 2-19 Pittsburg State in 2010. Possession Time 28:44 31:16 Third-Down Conversions 8 of 15 3 of 16 The Bulldogs average field position start was their own 41 while the Car- Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 1 1 of 3 dinals started, on average, at their own 25. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 5-5 1-1 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-11 0-0 The Bulldogs were 6-of-9 on third down conversions in the first half and led in total offense 271 yards to the Cardinals 37 yards. Individual Stats Logan Hicks turned in his longest punt return of the season when he RUSHING: Truman State Univ.-Hartfield,Aaron 9-44; Tobin,Zach 5-36; went for 16 yards at the end of the first half. White,Garrett 11-25; Schottel,Conrad 6-20; Black,Devonte 2-17; Jenkins,Jesse 5-7; Bell,Bo 1-4. William Jewell-Strzele,Darrick 9-31; Truman held the Cardinals to just five total plays from scrimmage over 10 Jr,Thomas Cook 13-20; Balazs,DJ 12-12; Floyd,Matt 2-1; Shelton,Sean 1- yards. The longest play by William Jewell was both a 15-yard pass and a minus 2. 15-yard rush out of the 123 yards of total offense. The Cardinals averaged 2.1 yards per play while Truman averaged 5.8. PASSING: Truman State Univ.-Schottel,Conrad 18-26-1-225; Tobin,Zach 0-3-0-0; Black,Devonte 1-2-0-26; Bell,Bo 1-1-0-7. William Jewell- The Bulldogs were 5-of-5 in redzone chances while keeping William Jew- Balazs,DJ 10-21-0-61; Shelton,Sean 1-3-0-3. ell to just one redzone opportunity. RECEIVING: Truman State Univ.-Haferbier,Jared 5-38; Orlando,Chico 4- The Truman defense was creditied with 13 pass break-ups with Luke 47; Loyd,Kurt 3-73; Pucci,Tony 2-41; Allen,Ethan 2-33; Hartfield,Aaron 1- Lamar and Steven Day each having three. 8; Schenck,Joey 1-8; Nagel,Brett 1-7; White,Garrett 1-3. William Jewell-Egharevba,Nate 3-31; Strzele,Darrick 3-10; Jr,Thomas Cook 2-10; Matthew Bell led the defense with six total tackles while Nic Abbate had Riser,Quentin 1-8; Mullins,Anthony 1-7; Jones,Travae 1-minus 2. all four of his tackles go for loss. TACKLES: Truman State Univ.-Bell,Matthew 4-2; Reichert,Nick 3-2; This is the second straight year Truman has begun conference play with Johnson,Ryan 3-2; Nagel,Connor 2-3; Smith,Matthew 4-0; Abbate,Nic 4- a 2-0 record and the four wins in the season has matched the last three 0; Schroeder,Brady 3-1; Taylor,Paul 3-1; Lamar,Luke 3-0; Day,Steven 3-0; years previous win totals. Zoda,Austin 2-1; Guignon,Matthew 1-2; Howard,Dustin 2-0; Allen,Wes 1- 1; Greenlee,Dominic 0-2; Loyd,Kurt 1-0; Dockery,Jeramey 1-0; Young,Brad 1-0; Millender,Tremaine 1-0; Stanton,Chris 1-0; Arthaud,Kyle 1-0; Corcoran,Justin 1-0; Campbell,Brandon 0-1; Jackson,Chris 0-1; Gille- spie,Devin 0-1. William Jewell-DeStefano,Jimmy 8-5; Messer,Nick 5-5; Clanton,Thomas 6-3; Carmichae,Jason 5-4; Bissonnett,Jack 4-3; Doss,Austin 3-3; Moye,Marqus 2-4; Hurd,Robert 3-2; Sims,Caleb 1-2; Siehndel,Indy 2-0; Cody,Nick 1-1; Egharevba,Nate 1-0; Baumgartne,Mark 1-0; Mattli,Joe 1-0; Riser,Quinlan 1-0; Kitchell,Zane 0-1; Anthony,Jake 0- 1.

43 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics 2013 Game Recaps TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE GAME 7 Saturday, Oct. 19, 2013 Kirksville, Mo. McKendree 77 0 7 21

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – Sophomore Aaron Hartfield ran for a career-high Truman 7 14 0728 101 yards and two touchdowns while senior quarterback Conrad Schottel passed for a season-high 333 yards and another score as the Truman Bull- dogs held on for a 28-21 victory over McKendree (Ill.) University. Scoring Summary The Bulldogs improved to 5-2 overall and remained in a tie for first place with a 3-0 record in the Great Lakes Valley Conference with the win. It is the 1st first 3-0 conference start for Truman since the 1996 campaign. 10:56 TSU Grier,Dallas 12 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad Hartfield had the most rushing attempts by a Bulldog with 27 since the 2005 season in gaining 101 yards. He fought his way to the endzone on an (Koon,Derek kick), 6-60 1:11, MCK 0 - TSU 7 11-yard touchdown run to put Truman up 14-7 in the second quarter then 02:52 MCK Gatti,Dewayne 36 yd pass from Fisher,Isaac grinded out a 5-yard score late in the half break a 14-all tie. (O'Block,Steven kick), 9-77 4:21, MCK 7 - TSU 7 Truman went up 28-14 when redshirt freshman Jesse Jenkins powered 2nd in from a yard out in a drive that was defined by a 34-yard pass from Shottel 11:45 TSU Hartfield,Aaron 11 yd run to Hartfield on a third and 13 play. McKendree (2-4; 1-2 GLVC) answered the Jenkins touchdown to claw (Koon,Derek kick), 7-34 3:04, MCK 7 - TSU 14 back to within seven on their next possession. Chris Murphy gained 29 01:49 MCK Gatti,Dewayne 33 yd pass from Fisher,Isaac yards on a fake punt and Isaac Fisher completed 33-yard pass to Dewayne (O'Block,Steven kick), 5-85 1:42, MCK 14 - TSU 14 Gatti for the touchdown. Fisher and Gatti hooked up seven times on the day 01:03 TSU Hartfield,Aaron 5 yd run for 152 yards and all three Bearcat touchdowns. (Koon,Derek kick), 6-60 0:38, MCK 14 - TSU 21 Following a three-and-out, McKendree started a key fourth quarter drive at their own 37 and picked up one first down before Steven Day caught Gatti 4th for just a 1-yard completion on a third and five to force a punt. 12:30 TSU Jenkins,Jesse 1 yd run The Bulldogs took over with 4:59 to play and chewed up 4:25 with an (Koon,Derek kick), 9-74 3:48, MCK 14 - TSU 28 eight-play drive with Schottel finding Dallas Grier for 20 yards on third and 09:22 MCK Gatti,Dewayne 33 yd pass from Fisher,Isaac 10. (O'Block,Steven kick), 7-72 3:06, MCK 21 - TSU 28 Jacob Lamp then pinned the Bearcats to their own nine with his fourth punt inside the 20 on the day and the Bulldog defense picked up a sack and Team Stats forced three incomplete passes to preserve the victory. MCK TSU Truman set a season high with 448 yards of total offense with Schottel FIRST DOWNS 19 23 passing on 19 of the game's first 22 plays. After missing on his first three at- RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 36-143 36-115 tempts, he completed the next 10 straight, including a 12-yard pass to Grier PASSING YDS (NET) 228 333 for the first score of the game. Jared Haferbier led Truman in receiving with Passes Att-Comp-Int 39-19-2 48-31-0 eight catches for 72 yards. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 75-371 84-448 Fisher found Gatti at the 2:52 mark of the first quarter to tie the game Fumble Returns-Yards 1-6 0-0 and the duo connected on a pair of 33-yard receptions on consecutive plays Punt Returns-Yards 2--4 1-0 to tie the game at 14 apiece. Fisher finished with 228 yards passing on 19- Kickoff Returns-Yards 3-55 4-77 of-32 with two interceptions. Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 2-18 Truman kept pace with the University of Indianapolis atop the GLVC Punts (Number-Avg) 7-35.0 7-39.3 standings at 3-0 as the Greyhounds throttled William Jewell 56-3. The Bull- Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-1 dogs will host Missouri S&T next Saturday after the Miners handed the Saint Penalties-Yards 5-53 3-30 Joseph's Pumas their first league loss by a score of 14-13. Kickoff from Possession Time 30:02 29:58 Stokes Stadium is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. Third-Down Conversions 5 of 15 8 of 18 Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 3 0 of 2 Game Notes: Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-0 4-6 Aaron Hartfield's 27 rushing attempts was the most by a Bulldog since Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-11 5-28 Jerard Leverson had 29 in an October 15, 2005 game at Washburn. Hartfield averaged 3.7 yards per carry with a long of 15 while catching Individual Stats four passes for 44 yards for an all-purpose yardage mark of 145. The 48 pass attempts by Schottel was the second most of his career (59 RUSHING: McKendree-Herring,Ryan 11-62; Walker,Branden 9-31; Mur- vs. Fort Hays State in 2012). The 31 completions tied for 10th most single- phy,Chris 1-29; James,Cameron 3-25; Taylor,Jeruel 6-19; Fisher,Isaac 6- game by a Bulldog signal caller. minus 23. Truman State Univ.-Hartfield,Aaron 27-101; Schottel,Conrad Dallas Grier returned to the line-up after missing last week and had five 7-14; Jenkins,Jesse 1-1; TEAM 1-minus 1. catches for 94 yards and a touchdown. Jacob Lamp had seven punts for an average of 39.3 and a long of 48 for PASSING: McKendree-Fisher,Isaac 19-39-2-228. Truman State Univ.- the game. Four punts finished inside the Bearcats' 20 and two were returned Schottel,Conrad 31-48-0-333. for a -4 yards on the day. Jeramey Dockery led the defense with nine total tackles. Matthew Bell RECEIVING: McKendree-Gatti,Dewayne 7-152; Jones,Nick 4-30; had two sacks and Nic Abbate registered 1.5 sacks. Truman finished with James,Cameron 3-16; Jenkins,Girard 2-16; Taylor,Jeruel 2-13; five on the day. Bowlby,Reuben 1-1. Truman State Univ.-Haferbier,Jared 8-72; Nagel,Brett Austin Zoda notched his first career interception and had an 18-yard re- 7-62; Loyd,Kurt 6-34; Grier,Dallas 5-94; Hartfield,Aaron 3-44; turn and Chris Stanton picked off his second pass of the year in the third Orlando,Chico 2-27. quarter. The Bulldogs were 8-of-18 on third down conversions on the day and the TACKLES: McKendree-Hill,George 7-5; Skokos,Harrison 6-6; Wilkins,J. time of possession was nearly identical with the Bearcats holding a slim 4-3; Baar,Lucky 3-3; Keen,Ryan 5-0; Winston,Jabaree 3-2; Wilson,Jami- four-second advantage. son 3-2; Anderson,Tirell 3-1; Romshek,Michael 3-1; Schmudlach,D. 2-2; Truman was four of six in redzone chances while McKendree never Pearman,Brett 2-2; Gerdes,Alec 1-2; Starrett,Derrik 1-1; Ford,Cameron 1- made it inside Truman's defensive redzone. 1; Wentland,A.J. 0-2; Woods,Bakari 1-0; Jones,Nick 1-0; Townsend,Collin The win snapped a two-game losing streak on Homecoming with the win. 1-0; Roach,Sharoid 0-1; Hale,Harrison 0-1; O'Block,Steven 0-1. Truman Truman is now 44-25-2 on homecoming games and was the program's State Univ.-Dockery,Jeramey 4-5; Bell,Matthew 5-1; Nagel,Connor 3-3; 543rd all-time win. The five seasons wins is the most for the program since Abbate,Nic 3-3; Allen,Wes 4-1; Smith,Matthew 1-4; Young,Brad 1-4; 2007 season. Lamar,Luke 4-0; Fine,T.J. 4-0; Reichert,Nick 4-0; Zoda,Austin 2-2; Schroeder,Brady 2-1; Day,Steven 2-0; Taylor,Paul 2-0; Guignon,Matthew 1-1; Hicks,Logan 1-0; Johnson,Ryan 0-1; Stanton,Chris 0-1; Loyd,Kurt 0- 1.

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KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – Senior Dahn Kemp's first career touchdown recep- Truman 0614 7 27 tion gave the Bulldogs the lead for good as Truman scored 27 unanswered points for a 27-7 victory over Missouri S&T on Saturday afternoon. Truman remains perfect in conference play with a 4-0 mark and clinched their first Scoring Summary winning season since 2007 campaign with the victory. Kurt Loyd set up the go-ahead score with a 29-yard run on a reverse to 1st move the ball from midfield to the Miners' 16 and Conrad Schottel called his 03:01 MST Hudson, Zenel 1 yd run own number for a 12-yard gain on the play prior to the score. Kemp ran par- allel to the goal line as Schottel faked the handoff and threw to the fullback (Peden, Adam kick), 16-83 6:43, MST 7 - TSU 0 to give Truman a 13-7 lead in the third quarter. 2nd The Bulldogs forced a three and out on the Miners next possession and 12:26 TSU Koon,Derek 24 yd field goal, Garrett White wasted little time as he reeled off a 79-yard run on the first 12-64 5:28, MST 7 - TSU 3 play from scrimmage following the punt to give the Bulldogs some insur- 05:42 TSU Koon,Derek 30 yd field goal, ance. It was the second longest run from White this season and gave him 112 yards for the day on just 11 carries. 11-43 5:22, MST 7 - TSU 6 Truman added another score in the fourth quarter following a Miner fum- 3rd ble. Schottel plunged from a yard out to cap off an eight-play 31-yard drive 04:54 TSU Kemp,Dahn 3 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad early in the fourth quarter. (Koon,Derek kick), 7-65 3:44, MST 7 - TSU 13 Missouri S&T took the early lead following a methodical 16-play 83-yard 03:08 TSU White,Garrett 79 yd run drive in the first quarter that consumed nearly seven minutes. The Miners converted on a pair of long third downs to keep the drive moving and Zenel (Koon,Derek kick), 1-79 0:13, MST 7 - TSU 20 Hudson scored from a yard out to give S&T the 7-0 advantage. It was the 4th 13:52 TSU Schottel,Conrad 1 yd run first time Truman had trailed in four Great Lakes Valley Conference games (Koon,Derek kick), 8-31 4:03, MST 7 - TSU 27 this season. The Bulldogs could not take advantage of the wind in the second quarter and had to settle for a pair of Derek Koon field goals to close the gap to 7-6. Team Stats They were the 47th and 48th of his career and came from 24 and 30 yards MST TSU respectively. FIRST DOWNS 13 15 Truman defense held S&T to just 139 yards of total offense after the 83- RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 35-75 39-195 yard scoring drive. In fact, both teams had just over 100 yards of total of- PASSING YDS (NET) 147 111 fense at halftime while Truman finished with 306 for the day. Passes Att-Comp-Int 34-14-1 28-16-0 Schottel completed 16-of-28 passes for 111 yards with Chico Orlando TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 69-222 67-306 and Brett Nagel each catching five passes apiece. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 The Miners were led by Peter Simpson, who completed just 12-of-32 Punt Returns-Yards 1-0 1-14 passing for 130 yards and a host of running backs led by Hudson that man- Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-54 2-48 aged just 34 yards on eight carries. Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-6 Jeremey Dockery had two of the Bulldogs three fumble recoveries with Punts (Number-Avg) 8-39.4 8-43.0 T.J. Fine grabbing the other one while Austin Zoda had the Bulldogs lone in- Fumbles-Lost 5-3 1-1 terception. Penalties-Yards 7-50 4-35 Truman will head to Kentucky Wesleyan next Saturday for their first en- Possession Time 26:04 33:56 counter with the Panthers in GLVC play. Kentucky Wesleyan was winless on Third-Down Conversions 7 of 16 3 of 15 the season heading into Saturday night's game at the University of Indi- Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 1 anapolis. The Bulldogs and Greyhounds entered the week atop the GLVC Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-1 4-4 standings without a loss. Kickoff from Owensboro, Ky. is scheduled for 1:00 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 4-24 p.m. Individual Stats Game Notes: RUSHING: Missouri S&T-Hudson, Zenel 8-34; Kennard, Chris 7-28; Dick- The Bulldog defense forced eight Miner punts with seven three-and-outs son, DeSoto 6-26; Major, Dalton 1-6; Simpson, Peter 8-2; Matthews, Ben on the day. 1-2; Merz, Evan 1-minus 1; TEAM 3-minus 22. Truman State Univ.- Truman had nine three-and-outs and also had eight punts. White,Garrett 11-112; Loyd,Kurt 2-28; Hartfield,Aaron 10-25; Black,De- Jacob Lamp averaged 43.0 yards with a career long of 74 yards that flew vonte 6-23; Bell,Bo 5-7; Schottel,Conrad 4-6; TEAM 1-minus 6. from Truman's own 26 into the Missouri S&T endzone. Only one of the eight punts were returned for no yards. PASSING: Missouri S&T-Simpson, Peter 12-32-1-130; Merz, Evan 2-2-0- Jeramey Dockery and Luke Lamar each recorded a solo sack while Kyle 17. Truman State Univ.-Schottel,Conrad 16-28-0-111. Leckrone, Matthew Smith, Nic Abbate and Dominic Greenlee shared in the four sacks Truman registered on the day. The Bulldogs finished with seven RECEIVING: Missouri S&T-Matthews, Ben 4-48; Stovall, Melvin 3-19; tackles for loss totaling 30 yards. Taylor, Nick 2-29; Moody, Leon 2-26; Corbid, Josh 2-24; Hudson, Zenel 1- Truman had a season-high 33:56 of possession time despite going 3-of- 1. Truman State Univ.-Orlando,Chico 5-46; Nagel,Brett 5-43; 15 on third downs. Missouri S&T finished with 26:04 of possession time but Haferbier,Jared 2-4; Pucci,Tony 1-7; Corcoran,Justin 1-4; Loyd,Kurt 1-4; converted on 7-of-16 third down opprotunities. Kemp,Dahn 1-3. The Miners had five fumbles on the day, losing three and one intercep- tion while the Bulldogs lost their only fumble for a +3 turnover margin. TACKLES: Missouri S&T-Emesih, Chris 4-5; Davey, Dale 1-8; Mauszycki, Garrett White's 112 yards rushing his third 100-yard day of his career Dan 5-2; Hopkins, Mark 4-3; Kruse, Nick 3-3; Horn, Chris 1-5; Melber, and pushed his season total to 645 yards on 104 carries. Zach 3-2; Vance, Jon 3-1; Rascon, Eddie 1-3; McKay, Chris 1-3; Masters, Truman clinched their 64th winning season out of 106 years of Bulldog Andrew 1-2; Correnti, Geoff 0-3; Ferguson, Dawan 1-1; Martin, Sean 1-1; football with the win and first since a 6-5 campaign in 2007. Brown, Will 0-2; Walker, Darrell 1-0; Grigsby, Ryan 1-0; Fortin, Jake 0-1; The Bulldogs have won four straight games for the first time since the Cidlik, Rob 0-1; Matthews, Ben 0-1; Barnhart, Jimmy 0-1. Truman State 2001 season and have the first 4-0 conference start since they won the first Univ.-Bell,Matthew 4-5; Zoda,Austin 4-2; Schroeder,Brady 3-2; six dating back to 1997. Dockery,Jeramey 0-5; Uhlemeyer,Brett 2-2; Guignon,Matthew 1-3; Lamar,Luke 3-0; Leckrone,Kyle 2-1; Stanton,Chris 2-1; Smith,Matthew 1- 2; Fine,T.J. 2-0; Day,Steven 2-0; Taylor,Paul 1-1; Nagel,Connor 1-1; Allen,Wes 1-1; Corcoran,Justin 1-1; Reichert,Nick 1-1; Abbate,Nic 1-1; Howard,Dustin 0-2; Young,Brad 0-1; Millender,Tremaine 0-1; Greenlee,Dominic 0-1.

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GAME 9 Saturday, Nov. 2, 2013 Owensboro, Ky. Truman 14 14 7035

OWENSBORO, Ky. – Garrett White rushed for a career-high 158 yards Ky. Wesleyan 70 7 13 27 and three touchdowns as the Truman Bulldogs won their fifth straight to re- main in a tie for first place in the Great Lakes Valley Conference standings with a 35-27 road victory over Kentucky Wesleyan College on Saturday. Scoring Summary White opened the scoring with a 57-yard run on the Bulldogs first pos- session of the game and scored twice more in the second quarter as Tru- 1st man led 28-7 at the half. 09:33 TSU White,Garrett 57 yd run Dahn Kemp reeled in a 20-yard touchdown pass in the opening drive of the second half to push the Bulldog lead to 35-7 before the Panthers made (Koon,Derek kick), 3-65 1:17, TSU 7 - KWC 0 things interesting. 09:17 KWC Cole, Keelan 95 yd kickoff return Kentucky Wesleyan started their first drive at their own one and used a (Ballinger, N. kick), , TSU 7 - KWC 7 fake punt on fourth and seven, converted a fourth and two for 22 yards and 04:16 TSU Hartfield,Aaron 14 yd run scored on third and goal from the Truman two to go the length of the field (Koon,Derek kick), 10-82 4:56, TSU 14 - KWC 7 and gain momentum. Following the Bulldogs first punt of the game in the fourth quarter, the 2nd Panthers' Will Barnes completed passes of 39 and 35 yards on consecutive 13:12 TSU White,Garrett 6 yd run plays to make the score 35-20 with the point after attempt failing. (Koon,Derek kick), 8-69 3:14, TSU 21 - KWC 7 Truman picked up a first down as the starters returned to the field but 08:04 TSU White,Garrett 16 yd run three straight incompletions, including an incomplete fourth down play on (Koon,Derek kick), 1-16 0:09, TSU 28 - KWC 7 the Panthers' 36 turned the ball back over to Kentucky Wesleyan with 6:28 left to play. 3rd Jeff Ward caught a 47-yard pass from Barnes on fourth and five to make 12:36 TSU Kemp,Dahn 20 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad it a one possession game at 35-27 with 3:42 left. The Panthers then recov- (Koon,Derek kick), 5-47 2:17, TSU 35 - KWC 7 ered the onsides kick but the Bulldog defense dialed up the pressure and 05:42 KWC Ward, Jeff 2 yd pass from Barnes, Will forced the turnover on downs to cap the victory. (Ballinger, N. kick), 14-99 6:52, TSU 35 - KWC 14 The Panthers' resiliency was evident following White's opening score. Keelan Cole took the ensuing kickoff following the 57-yard rush by White 95- 4th yards to tie the game at seven apiece. 08:11 KWC Cole, Keelan 35 yd pass from Barnes, Will Truman's ground attack was the story in the first half with 178 of their (Ballinger, N. kick failed), 2-74 0:31, TSU 35 - KWC 20 season-high 285 yards gained rushing during the first 30 minutes. Aaron 03:45 KWC Ward, Jeff 47 yd pass from Barnes, Will Hartfield followed White's touchdown with a 14-yard run to put the Bulldogs (Ballinger, N. kick), 9-64 2:43, TSU 35 - KWC 27 up 14-7 and White added scores of six and 16 yards for the halftime lead. White finished with 158 yards and three TDs with Hartfield adding 81 yards on 14 carries. Team Stats Conrad Schottel completed 11 of 19 passes for 130 yards to go over TSU KWC 4,000 for his career. Five receivers caught two passes apiece and Dallas FIRST DOWNS 25 16 Grier caught one. Tony Pucci led the corps with 42 yards receiving. RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 45-303 24--10 Matthew Bell had nine total tackles with 3.5 for loss and two sacks. Tru- PASSING YDS (NET) 130 330 man's defense limited the Panthers to a negative 10 yards rushing but gave Passes Att-Comp-Int 21-11-0 44-25-0 up 330 yards through the air. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 66-433 68-320 Truman will host Saint Joseph's (Ind.) College next Saturday in the Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 home finale at Stokes Stadium in Kirksville. The Pumas nearly upset co- Punt Returns-Yards 3-28 1-6 league leader Indianapolis (Ind.) on Saturday falling 27-24 to the #20th Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-60 5-161 ranked Greyhounds. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Punts (Number-Avg) 2-32.0 6-36.2 Game Notes: Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0 The Bulldogs gained 415 yards of total offense and have put up over 400 Penalties-Yards 4-41 7-57 yards in three of the last five games played. Possession Time 30:04 29:56 It was the fourth time this season Truman has held an opponent to under Third-Down Conversions 3 of 8 4 of 17 100 yards rushing and second time the Bulldogs have allowed negative Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 4 of 7 rushing yards. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 4-5 1-1 Truman did not force a turnover for the second time this season and lost Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-17 0-0 both fumbles for a negative turnover margin. The Bulldogs were 3-of-8 on third downs while the Panthers were 4-of- 17. KWC converted on four of seven fourth down attempts. Individual Stats Truman started four drives on the KWC side of the 50 yardline with two RUSHING: Truman State Univ.-White,Garrett 16-158; Hartfield,Aaron 14- touchdowns, a missed field goal and a turnover on downs and started their 99;Jenkins,Jesse 6-18; Tobin,Zach 5-11; Bell,Bo 2-9; Black,Devonte 1-8; second drive all season inside their own 10 when they began a fourth quar- TEAM 1-0. Kentucky Wesleyan-Laney, LaDon 3-12; Le'Gall, Devin 15-10; ter possession following a punt at their own five. Woodburn, Cole 2-minus 16; Barnes, Will 4-minus 16. Truman's seven wins on the season matches the most wins by the Bull- dogs since the 2001 season. PASSING: Truman State Univ.-Schottel,Conrad 11-19-0-130; Tobin,Zach It was Garrett White's second straight 100-yard rushing day, his fourth of 0-1-0-0; Black,Devonte 0-1-0-0. Kentucky Wesleyan-Barnes, Will 25-44-0- the season and gave his 803 yards with two games remaining in the regular 330. season. It was the first three TD rushing game by a Bulldog since Will Mos- quera had three against Lincoln last season. RECEIVING: Truman State Univ.-Pucci,Tony 2-42; Kemp,Dahn 2-28; The 95-yard kick return was the first by an opponent since Pittsburg Nagel,Brett 2-26; Loyd,Kurt 2-14; Haferbier,Jared 2-14; Grier,Dallas 1-6. State's Jon Brown ran a 91-yard kick back in 2010. Kentucky Wesleyan-Ward, Jeff 7-150; Cole, Keelan 6-73; Mitchell, X. 5- 57; Sivils, Martez 3-33; Le'Gall, Devin 3-14; Jackson, K. 1-3. TACKLES: Truman State Univ.-Bell,Matthew 5-4; Dockery,Jeramey 1-6; Millender,Tremaine 4-2; Day,Steven 3-2; Allen,Wes 3-1; Uhlemeyer,Brett 3-1; Abbate,Nic 1-3; Nagel,Connor 2-1; Zoda,Austin 1-2; Smith,Matthew 0-3; Lamar,Luke 2-0; Young,Brad 2-0; Fine,T.J. 2-0; Campbell,Brandon 1- 0; Taylor,Paul 1-0; Gillespie,Devin 1-0; Sprigg,Tyler 1-0; Johnson,Ryan 1- 0; Howard,Dustin 1-0; Schroeder,Brady 1-0; Leckrone,Kyle 0-1. Kentucky Wesleyan-Farris, Kevin 6-4; Mills, Cody 5-5; James, Damion 3-6; Davis, Jeffrey 2-4; Brannon III, J. 4-1; Branch, Yorell 4-1; Crawford, Nix 3-1; Bill- berry, V. 3-1; Huntley, S. 2-2; Dakota, R. 1-2; Vincent, Andrew 1-2; Fort, Greg 0-3; Woodburn, Cole 1-1; Pemberton, L. 1-0; Boots, Bernie 1-0; Laney, LaDon 0-1.

Truman Bulldog Football 47 TrumanBulldogs.com TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2013 Game Recaps 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE GAME 10 Saturday, Nov. 9, 2013 Kirksville, Mo. Saint Joseph’s 00 0 6 6

KIRKSVILLE, Mo. – Two fourth quarter field goals by Gavin Voss lifted Truman 03 0 0 3 the Saint Joseph's (Ind.) College Pumas to a defensive 6-3 victory over the Truman Bulldogs on Saturday afternoon. Truman's win streak was snapped at five games but will still look to share the Great Lakes Valley Conference Scoring Summary title next week at Indianapolis. Both offenses were anemic on the day as they combined for just 484 2nd yards while turning the ball over 10 times and totaling 212 penalty yards on 01:03 TSU Koon,Derek 22 yd field goal, 22 flags dropped. Neither team changed the scoreboard until the Bulldogs tried to take ad- 6-12 0:35, SJC 0 - TSU 3 vantage of a Chris Stanton interception at the Saint Joseph's 41. Stanton 4th was brought down at the Pumas' 16 as Truman set up shop in the redzone. 07:23 SJC Voss, Gavin 32 yd field goal, Garrett White got down to the six on a 10-yard run and Dallas Grier was 10-42 4:01, SJC 3 - TSU 3 ruled out of bounds after a one-handed grab on a pass play on second and 02:55 SJC Voss, Gavin 21 yd field goal, goal. Truman settled for a 22-yard field goal from Derek Koon, the 49th for the Bulldog senior to go up 3-0. 6-18 2:19, SJC 6 - TSU 3 Truman had another golden chance on the ensuing kickoff as Koon's boot landed short should have been fielded by a pair of Bulldogs but the ball Team Stats squirted free with James Wilson saving the possession for the Pumas. SJC TSU The Bulldogs started the second half with possession and marched FIRST DOWNS 15 19 down to the Pumas' 19 before White was stripped of the football at the SJC RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 46-104 28-69 five and recovered by Drew Byrd. PASSING YDS (NET) 135 181 The defense backed up the Pumas up to their goal line for a third down Passes Att-Comp-Int 28-16-1 52-25-4 play but a personal foul on what would have forced a punt from the endzone TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 74-239 80-250 gave Saint Joseph's new life. Fumble Returns-Yards 1-0 0-0 The Pumas' drive was halted at the Bulldog 20 and Voss missed the 37- Punt Returns-Yards 3-21 2-0 yard field goal left to keep Truman ahead 3-0. Kickoff Returns-Yards 1-0 3-47 Another personal foul stymied Truman's first possession of the fourth Interception Returns-Yards 4-72 1-25 quarter forcing Jacob Lamp into punt for the seventh time on the day. Punts (Number-Avg) 8-38.8 7-48.1 SJC chipped away going 42-yards on 10 plays with Voss hitting from 32- Fumbles-Lost 3-2 4-3 yards and tying the game with 7:23 showing. Penalties-Yards 12-99 10-108 The Pumas got a big defensive play as Sheldon Martin came untouched Possession Time 31:08 28:52 from the blind side and forced a fumble that was recovered by Martin at Tru- Third-Down Conversions 7 of 18 4 of 18 man's 22. Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 0 1 of 2 Tate Borlik completed a 14-yard pass to Addison Dellinger and while the Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-4 1-2 Truman defense didn't allow a touchdown, Voss converted from 21 yards to Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-8 1-10 give the Pumas' the lead with 2:55 to play. Truman tried to muster a final drive and got down to the SJC 34 before a botched snap was fumbled back to the Pumas. Individual Stats The Bulldogs had a season-high seven turnovers on the day. RUSHING: Saint Joseph's-Cook, Kobi 26-83; Shelton, Braxton 12-19; White led Truman with 94 yards rushing on 22 carries while Grier caught Burtron, Wade 2-10; Callaghan, Tyler 1-3; Vandemerkt, Billy 2-1; TEAM 2- 10 passes for 58 yards. With those 10 catches, he moved over the 200 mark minus 2; Borlik, Tate 1-minus 10. Truman State Univ.-White,Garrett 22-94; in career receptions and is two shy of second place all-time about Truman Hartfield,Aaron 2-minus 6; TEAM 1-minus 8; Schottel,Conrad 3-minus 11. receivers with 204 catches. Three Bulldogs finished with over 10 tackles led by Connor Nagel's 14, PASSING: Saint Joseph's-Borlik, Tate 12-19-1-115; Vandemerkt, Billy 4-8- Jeramey Dockery's 13 and Matthew Bell's 11. Chris Stanton had the lone in- 0-20; Burtron, Wade 0-1-0-0. Truman State Univ.-Schottel,Conrad 25-52- terception while Nagel and Brady Schroeder had fumble recoveries. 4-181. Borlik came in relief of injured Billy Vandemerkt at quarterback in the first quarter and completed 12-of-19 for 115 yards while Kobi Cook gained RECEIVING: Saint Joseph's-Hines, Alphonso 4-20; Walker, Julian 3-32; 78 yards on the ground. Callaghan, Tyler 3-17; Dellinger, Addison 2-22; Cooper, JaMicah 1-21; Cook, Kobi 1-10; Bishoff, Joey 1-9; Woody, EJ 1-4. Truman State Univ.- Grier,Dallas 10-58; Haferbier,Jared 4-45; Loyd,Kurt 4-33; Nagel,Brett 3- 12; Orlando,Chico 2-11; Kemp,Dahn 1-12; White,Garrett 1-10.

TACKLES: Saint Joseph's-Wimbley, Joel 5-5; Yeoman, Gary 5-4; Corneille, Romary 4-5; Soulis, Andrew 4-2; Byrd, Drew 3-3; Orelien, Wilky 1-5; Edgerton, Chris 1-4; Martin, Sheldon 2-2; Pourch, Jessie 1-3; Dillon, Brian 0-4; Vitek, Patrick 1-1; Stanisci, Luke 1-1; Exford, Malcolm 1-1; Heinzman, Eric 1-1; Veccharella, Chad 0-2; Voss, Gavin 1-0; Walker, Ju- lian 1-0; Fredrick, John 1-0; Anderson, Mike 0-1; French, Cody 0-1; Morri- son, Charles 0-1. Truman State Univ.-Nagel,Connor 2-12; Dockery,Jeramey 4-9; Bell,Matthew 1-10; Lamar,Luke 4-4; Zoda,Austin 3- 5; Millender,Tremaine 1-7; Stanton,Chris 2-4; Smith,Matthew 0-6; Day,Steven 3-2; Reichert,Nick 0-4; Schroeder,Brady 1-2; Fine,T.J. 1-2; Abbate,Nic 0-3; White,Garrett 2-0; Campbell,Brandon 0-2; Leckrone,Kyle 0-2; Gillespie,Devin 1-0; Grier,Dallas 1-0; Taylor,Paul 1-0; Corcoran,Justin 1-0.

48 Truman Bulldog Football @TrumanAthletics 2013 Game Recaps TRUMAN FOOTBALL 2 0 1 4 M EDIA G UIDE GAME 11 Saturday, Nov. 16, 2013 Indianapolis, Ind. Truman 70 0 7 14

INDIANAPOLIS – Klay Fietcher's 3-yard TD run with 1:03 left broke a 14- #11 Indianapolis 07 0 14 21 all tie and lifted the #11 to the outright Great Lakes Valley Conference championship over the Truman Bulldogs on Saturday evening. The Bulldogs finished the season with a 7-4 overall record and 5-2 Scoring Summary GLVC record. The Bulldog offense cashed in on their first possession after a partially 1st blocked punt gave Truman the ball at midfield. Garrett White carried the ball 09:02 TSU White,Garrett 5 yd run six times including a 5-yard TD run to put Truman up 7-0. The drive also fea- tured an 18-yard pass to Dallas Grier and a 22-yard quarterback draw by (Koon,Derek kick), 8-46 4:02, TSU 7 - UINDY 0 Conrad Schottel. However, Truman came up empty with no points on their next four red- 2nd zone possessions. 01:05 UINDY Johnson,Greg 44 yd pass from Barthel,Connor Following a blocked field goal late in the first half, the Greyhounds got (Miller,Scott kick), 8-78 3:41, TSU 7 - UINDY 7 the equalizer when Connor Barthel found Greg Johnson for a catch and run 44-yard touchdown. In the third quarter, Schottel connected with Grier for a 46-yard pass but 4th the receiver was stripped of the ball near the goal line that was fortunately 13:42 UINDY Horn,Reece 6 yd pass from Barthel,Connor recovered by tight end Chico Orlando. The Greyhounds stopped the 'Dogs (Miller,Scott kick), 12-81 6:02, TSU 7 - UINDY 14 on three straight running plays and then kept the Bulldogs off the score- 05:59 TSU White,Garrett 7 yd pass from Schottel,Conrad board when Derek Koon hit the left upright on his field goal attempt. Truman's defense responded with a three and out and the offense again (Koon,Derek kick), 9-61 2:50, TSU 14 - UINDY 14 moved into the UIndy redzone but failed to convert on a fourth and one from 01:03 UINDY Fiechter,Klay 3 yd run the 18. (Miller,Scott kick), 10-57 4:49, TSU 14 - UINDY 21 The Greyhounds started the ensuing drive with a first and 25 following a penalty and fought back with two third down conversions before punctuating the 12-play, 81-yard drive with a 6-yard TD pass from Barthel to Reece Horn Team Stats early in the fourth quarter to take a 14-7 lead. TSU UINDY Both teams' defenses exchanged three and outs before Truman took FIRST DOWNS 14 14 over at their own 39 with eight minutes left. Schottel found Grier over the RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 38-144 30-95 middle for 19 yards and White rushed for 16 yards to the Greyhounds PASSING YDS (NET) 150 182 seven. On fourth and goal, Schottel dropped the ball to White on a screen Passes Att-Comp-Int 27-13-1 30-19-0 and the junior fought into the endzone for the tie with 5:59 showing on the TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 65-294 60-277 clock. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 A short kickoff into the wind gave the Greyhounds the ball near midfield. Punt Returns-Yards 3-51 0-0 A 19-yard reception by Horn moved it to the Truman 33 but the 'Dog defense Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-90 3-58 held the Greyhounds for a field goal attempt. Scott Miller made the 44-yard Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-3 field goal but Truman was offsides and UIndy took the points off the board Punts (Number-Avg) 4-43.5 8-32.2 for the first down. Four rushes by running back Klay Fietcher punched the Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 Greyhounds into the endzone with a minute left and the 21-14 victory. Penalties-Yards 5-40 2-30 A last ditch effort by Truman came up short when Rob Dury intercepted Possession Time 29:19 30:41 Schottel to seal the outright GLVC title for the Greyhounds. Third-Down Conversions 5 of 16 5 of 15 Both defenses were stellar on the night as Truman gained just 294 yards Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 0 and the Greyhounds managed just 277 yards of total offense. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 2-6 2-2 Garrett White finished five yards short of 1000 for the season as he Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 0-0 gained 98 yards on 27 carries but still ends up with the most yards rushing for a Bulldog since Jerad Leverson's 1018 in 2003. Individual Stats Dallas Grier also etched his name in the Bulldog record book with 10 RUSHING: Truman State Univ.-White,Garrett 27-98; Hartfield,Aaron 7-25; catches for 132 yards. Grier passed Rich Otte for second place all-time in Schottel,Conrad 4-21. Indianapolis-Fiechter,Klay 22-63; Ripp,Matt 3-18; receptions with 214 for his career and finished third all-time in receiving Barthel,Connor 4-15; TEAM 1-minus 1. yardage with 2,763 yards. PASSING: Truman State Univ.-Schottel,Conrad 13-27-1-150. Indianapolis-Barthel,Connor 19-30-0-182. RECEIVING: Truman State Univ.-Grier,Dallas 10-132; Orlando,Chico 2- 11; White,Garrett 1-7. Indianapolis-Johnson,Greg 5-64; Horn,Reece 5-60; Teglia, Kevin 3-17; Young,Logan 2-11; Fiechter,Klay 2-10; Bell,Joe 1-15; Meyer,Daniel 1-5. TACKLES: Truman State Univ.-Millender,Tremaine 5-3; Nagel,Connor 4- 4; Dockery,Jeramey 2-4; Abbate,Nic 3-1; Bell,Matthew 3-1; Lamar,Luke 2- 2; Reichert,Nick 1-3; Howard,Dustin 3-0; Stanton,Chris 2-1; Fine,T.J. 1-1; Zoda,Austin 0-2; Day,Steven 1-0; Johnson,Ryan 1-0; Arthaud,Kyle 1-0; Allen,Wes 1-0; Gillespie,Devin 1-0; Smith,Matthew 1-0; Schroeder,Brady 1-0. Indianapolis-Hacker,Todd 5-6; Grossnickle,J. 4-4; Strickland,John 5- 2; Orris,Koby 4-3; Phillips,Mike 2-4; Ban,Jerrett 4-1; Strong,Mark 3-0; Sharp,Jordan 1-2; Antonietti,E. 1-2; Dury,Rob 0-3; Smith,Andre 2-0; Campbell,Lee 2-0; Ripp,Matt 1-1; Placht,Jamie 1-1; Maida,Vince 1-0; Polochanin,P 1-0; Bruning, Aaron 1-0; Rogan,Korey 1-0; Keys,Dionte 0-1.

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