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G Bacone College (7-2) A at M McMurry University (6-3) E 10 Sat., Nov. 10, 2012 * 2 p.m. * Abilene, Texas * Wilford Moore Stadium (3.550) ON THE RADIO: The game will be carried via the War Hawk Radio Network SCRATCHIING THE (hprnetwork.com): Abilene area- KZQQ AM 1560; Amarillo area- KNNK FM 100.9; Lubbock area- KZZN AM 1490; Seminole area- KLVT 1230 SERIIES SURFACE AM- Eastland area- KATX FM 97.7; Stephenville area- KWBY FM 107.9; Dublin-DeLeon area- KWBY FM 98.5; Ft Worth area- KBFW FM 87.7. War Hawks vs.. Kit Kimbrell and Terry Slavens call the action. LIVE VIDEO: mcmurryuniversity.skyboxlive.com Warriiors LIVE STATS: www.mcmurrysports.com * This is the second-ever meeting between Bacone College and McMurry University in football. * McMurry won the first-ever match-up in the 2010 season-opening, game by a score of WAR HAWKS 41-6, in Muskogee, Okla. (at Indian Bowl stadium). QUIICK FACTS * In the last meeting between the teams, McM quarterback Jake Mullin - then a sopho - more - was 26-of-39 for 420 yards and 5 TDs, with no interceptions. GENERAL INFORMATION SCHOOL ...................................................................McMurry University LOCATION .............................................................Abilene, Texas 79697 * As a team, the War Hawks out-gained the Warriors in total offense by a margin of 457 FOUNDED ..........................................................................................1923 to 222 yards in that inaugural meeting. ENROLLMENT ..................................................................................1,500 NICKNAME .............................................................................War Hawks *Bacone currently sits atop the Central States Foootball League standings. COLORS ...........................................................Maroon & Black & White AFFILIATION ..........................................................NCAA II (provisional) CONFERENCE ...................................................................(independent) * The Warriors received their first-ever national ranking in school history this week, break - PRESIDENT ...................................................................Dr. John Russell ing in at #23 in this week’s NAIA national coaches poll. ALMA MATER (YEAR) ....................................Auburn University (1972) ATHLETICS DIRECTOR .......................................................Ron Holmes ALMA MATER (YEAR) ....................................................McMurry (1977) ATHLETICS PHONE ...........................................................325-793-4631 COACHING STAFF HEAD COACH .......................................................................Hal Mumme ALMA MATER .........................................................Tarleton State (1973) MCM RECORD / YEARS ...........................................................25-16 / 3+ OVERALL COLLEGIATE RECORD / YEARS .................133-118-1 / 21+ ASSISTANTS & STAFF On July 12, 2011, the NCAA officially announced that it accepted McMurry OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR/O-LINE ................................Mason Miller University into NCAA Division II candidacy period, bringing back scholarship DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR ............................................Joe Lee Dunn DFEFENSIVE BACKS COACH ..................................Kendall Roberson athletics to the institution for the first time since the 1976-77 school year (the QUARTERBACKS COACH ...........................................Chase Holbrook War Hawks’ programs are coming to NCAA II from their previous status as RUNNINGBACKS COACH / OPERATIONS ..................Scott Highsmith NCAA III). The McM board's approval of the process was based on the LINEBACKERS COACH ......................................................Josh Creech WIDE RECEIVERS COACH ....................................................Evan Burk impact on the entire McMurry community. From recruiting, admissions, ASST. RUNNINGBACKS .....................................................Chet Foraker athletics and academics, the board, along with university president Dr. John RECEIVERS .....................................................................Bobby Blizzard Russell concluded the move for the athletics program would benefit the DEFENSIVE LINE ................................................................Earl Cochran entire institution. DIRECTOR OF TICKETS ...............................................Robin Holbrook 2012 McM Football Schedule FOOTBALL PHONE ............................................................325-793-4922 Date Day Opponent/Event Site Time/Result FOOTBALL FAX ..................................................................325-793-4923 Sept. 1 S @ Abilene Christian University Abilene l. 0-51 WAR HAWKS FOOTBALL HISTORY (Shotwell Stadium) FIRST YEAR OF FOOTBALL ............................................................1923 NUMBER OF SEASONS .......................................................87th in 2012 Sept. 8 S @ McNeese State University Lake Charles, La. l. 7-69 ALL-TIME RECORD .....................................................358-444-34 (.4489 NUMBER OF NCAA POST-SEASON APPEARANCES .........................1 Sept. 22 S WAYLAND BAPTIST UNIVERSITY Wilford Moore Stadium w. 76-13 NCAA POST-SEASON RECORD .........................................................1-1 LAST APPEARANCE ........................................................................2011 Sept. 29 S @ Oklahoma Panhandle State Univ. Goodwell, Okla. w. 42-33 Oct. 6 S vs. Southern Nazarene Univ. (Okla.) Grand Prairie w. 22-19 STADIUM INFORMATION (Grand Prairie H.S.) STADIUM ............................................................Wilford Moore Stadium (was Indian Stadium pre-2007; O c t . 1 3 S @ Lamar University Beaumont l. 21-52 renovated summer 2012 & rededicated 9/22/12) YEAR OPENED .................................................................................1937 Oct. 20 S @ University of the Incarnate Word San Antonio w. 28-20 SEATING CAPACITY ........................................................................3,550 SURFACE ....................................................................................Artificial Oct. 27 S #LANGSTON UNIVERSITY (Okla.) Wilford Moore Stadium w. 29-11 PRESS BOX PHONE (SIDs / Media only) ........................................TBA Nov. 3 S ^TEXAS COLLEGE Wilford Moore Stadium w. 53-0 ATHLETICS MEDIA RELATIONS SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR ...................................Dave Beyer Nov. 10 S BACONE COLLEGE (Okla.) Wilford Moore Stadium 2 p.m. SID OFFICE PHONE ...........................................................325-793-4612 SID CELL PHONE ...............................................................630-418-2677 Nov. 17 S +UNIVERSITY of MEXICO (exhib.) Wilford Moore Stadium 2 p.m. SID E-MAIL ..........................................................beyer.dave@mcm.edu Dec. 1 S @ CHAMPS Heart of Texas Bowl Copperas Cove 7 p.m. ASSISTANT SID ....................................................................Jerrod Plate (opponent TBA) WEB SITE ...............................................................mcmurrysports.com # Homecoming Game FACEBOOK ............................................facebook.com/mcmurrysports ^ Military Appreciation Day TWITTER ............................................................twitter.com/mcmsports + Senior Day YOUTUBE .......................................www.youtube.com/mcmurrysports All Home events in BOLD CAPS War Hawks’ Tale of the Tape Nest Notes HISTORY AT-A-GLANCE: This is McMurry University’s 87th season of football competition, beginning in 1923 (the same year in which the McM CATEGORY BC school opened!). This is the 837th game in school history, with a record 278 (30.9) .........................................POINTS FOR (PPG) .......................................262 (32.8) of 358-444-34 (.448) . 268 ...............................................POINTS AGAINST (PPG) .......................................75 (9.4) GUIDING THE WAR HAWKS: McMurry is led by head coach Hal 218 .................................................TOTAL FIRST DOWNS ...............................................161 Mumme who is 25-16 (.610) at McM in his 4th season; Mumme is 133- 118-1 (.530) overall in his 22nd season as a collegiate head coach. 41 ..................................................................Rush ..............................................................n/a During his tenure at McMurry, Mumme inherited a program that was 0- 10 the previous season and - within just three seasons - took the War 156 ................................................................Pass ...............................................................n/a Hawks to a 9-3 record and the school’s first-ever NCAA post-season 21 ................................................................Penalty ............................................................n/a appearance in football in 2011. 184 ......................................TOTAL FIRST DOWNS, OPPONENT ....................................126 ACROSS THE FIELD: The Warriors are guided by Trevor Rubley , in 90 ..................................................................Rush ..............................................................n/a his second season at the BC helm. 81 ..................................................................Pass ...............................................................n/a WARRIORS’ LAST TIME OUT: Previous to its bye last Saturday, Ba - cone College’s No. 1 ranked
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