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Oct. 7, 2019

2019 FOOTBALL

@BigSouthGameDay | #BigSouthFB

2019 BIG SOUTH FOOTBALL STANDINGS

SID CONTACTS

Big South ..................................... Mark Simpson

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Campbell .................................... Jason Williams

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Monmouth Gardner-Webb Charleston Southern Presbyterian College

North Alabama *

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Montgomery

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* - Not eligible for Big South Championship due to transition to Division I   ^ - includes neutral site victory

@csusports

2019 PLAYERS OF THE WEEK - OCT. 7

Gardner-Webb ................................. Marc Rabb

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OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK - JAYLN CAGLE, GARDNER-WEBB, RB, SR (KANNAPOLIS, N.C.)

Cagle rushed for 138 yards and two touchdowns in Gardner-Webb’s 24-21 victory at Western Carolina. Eight of his carries resulted in first downs -- including a 14-yard gain on 3rd-and-13 that set up GWU’s game-winning field goal attempt. Cagle’s first score was a 46-yard sprint that evened the game at 7-7, and he tied the game a second time with a 2-yard plunge in the second quarter.
@GWUFootball

Hampton ................................................... Jim Heath

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757-727-5757

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK - BREVIN ALLEN, CAMPBELL, DL, SOPH (GREENSBORO, N.C.)

Allen finished with eight tackles (three solo, five assisted), plus 3.5 tackles-for-loss, one sack and a quarterback hurry in the Camels’ 28-14 Big South-opening win over Presbyterian. His quarterback pressure forced an interception on the play, four of his stops forced third downs, another two forced fourth downs, and a fifth was on a 4th-and-7 situation that resulted in a turnover on downs.
@HUAthletics1868

Kennesaw State .......................... David Beall

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470-578-9029

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK - KURT EVERETT, GARDNER-WEBB, K, R-SOPH (MEDINA, OHIO)

Everett made all three PAT attempts in addition to the game-winning 33-yard field goal as time expired to lift GardnerWebb to its first non-conference FCS road victory since 2016. The 33-yarder was a career-best distance, and he also posted a pair of touchbacks on his kickoffs.
@KennesawStFB

Monmouth .................................... Greg Viscomi

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732-571-4447

FRESHMAN OF THE WEEK - CAMERON DAVIS, CAMPBELL, RB, FR (NEW LONDON, N.C.)

@MUHawksFB
Davis rushed for 137 yards on 22 carries (6.2 average) to help Campbell in its victory over PC. He posted seven first

down runs, while five rushes went for at least 10 yards -- including a long of 32 as part of his 52 rushing yards during the Camels’ second scoring drive of the day.

North Alabama ........................... Jeff Hodges

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256-765-4595
@UNAFootball

WEEK 7 SCHEDULE

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SERIES
Presbyterian ............................ Greg Hartlage

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PRESBYTERIAN at MONMOUTH * .......................................................................................... 1:00pm HAMPTON at GARDNER-WEBB * ............................................................................................ 1:30pm CHARLESTON SOUTHERN at #4/7 KENNESAW STATE * .................. 3:00pm
MU leads series, 3-2 HU leads series, 2-1 KSU leads series, 2-1
@BlueHoseFtball

Follow FCS Football ........................... Twitter:

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2019 BIG SOUTH FOOTBALL

  • THE BIG SOUTH CONFERENCE IN THE NATIONAL TOP 25 POLLS
  • 2019 PRESEASON POLL

  • Week of
  • CAM
  • CSU
  • GWU
  • HU
  • KSU
  • MU
  • UNA
  • PC

Two-time defending champion Kennesaw State is the preseason favorite to win the Big South in 2019. Below are the preseason poll results, with first-place votes in parentheses:

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  • 1.
  • Kennesaw State (14) .......................................................... 134

2. Monmouth (5) ............................................................................. 122 3. Charleston Southern (1) ................................................ 79 4. Campbell .............................................................................................. 73 5. Gardner-Webb ............................................................................. 67 6. Hampton .............................................................................................. 64

  • 7.
  • Presbyterian College .......................................................... 21

North Alabama not eligible for preseason poll due to transition to Division I

2019 PRESEASON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM

Preseason Offensive Player of the Year

KENJI BAHAR, QB

R-Sr., Monmouth

The STATS FCS poll is listed fi rst, followed by the AFCA FCS Coaches Poll

RV - Received Votes

Preseason Defensive Player of the Year

BRYSON ARMSTRONG, LB

2019 BIG SOUTH NATIONAL HONORS & AWARDS

R-Jr., Kennesaw State

  • STATS FCS NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
  • COLLEGE FOOTBALL PERFORMANCE AWARDS

PERFORMER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST (2)

Deondre Francois, Hampton

FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE

Devron Harper, Gardner-Webb (Week 4 - FR)

QB Kenji Bahar, R-Sr., Monmouth RB Juwon Farri, Soph., Monmouth RB Pete Guerriero, R-Jr., Monmouth WR Caleb Snead, R-Soph., Campbell WR Keith Pearson, Jr., Presbyterian WR Jakobi Byrd, R-Soph., North Alabama TE Michael Wooten, R-Sr., Campbell OL Zack Evans, R-Sr., Charleston Southern OL Jacob Cuddington, R-Sr., Campbell OL Brandon Leahey, R-Sr., Gardner-Webb OL Gibril Ghee, R-Sr., Hampton

STATS FCS NATIONAL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
HONORABLE MENTION

Kenji Bahar, Monmouth
Devron Harper, Gardner-Webb (Week 1 - ST) Pete Guerriero, Monmouth (Week 2 - OFF) Hajj-Malik Williams, Campbell (Week 2 - FR) Christian Angulo, Hampton (Week 3 - DEF) Darien Reynolds, Gardner-Webb (Week 3 - DEF)
Joe Gurley, North Alabama (Week 3 - ST) Darren Butts, Hampton (Week 3 - FR)

FCS PUNTER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST (3)

Brad Dennis, Campbell
Kyle Reighard, Charleston Southern
Joe Gurley, North Alabama

ALLSTATE AFCA
GOOD WORKS TEAM® NOMINEES (1)

Kurt Aumer, Monmouth

OL Matt Price, R-Sr., Campbell

Joel Parker, Kennesaw State (Week 3 - FR) Kenji Bahar, Monmouth (Wee 4 - OFF)
Bronson Rechsteiner, Kennesaw St. (Week 4 - OFF)
Justice Galloway, Campbell (Week 4 - DEF)
Colin Gary, Campbell (Week 4 - ST)

FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE

STATS PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS (4)

Bryson Armstrong, Kennesaw State (2nd Team) Dorian Walker, Kennesaw State (2nd Team)
Juwon Farri, Monmouth (3rd Team)

DL Damien Dozier, R-Jr., Campbell DL John Singleton, R-Soph., Gardner-Webb DL Desmond Johnson, R-Sr., Kennesaw State DL Andrew Butcher, Sr., Kennesaw State LB Bryson Armstrong, R-Jr., Kennesaw State LB J.D. Sosebee, R-Sr., Charleston Southern LB Colby Campbell, Jr., Presbyterian LB Darien Reynolds, Jr., Gardner-Webb DB Tymere Berry, R-Sr., Monmouth DB Dorian Walker, Sr., Kennesaw State DB Cincere Mason, R-Soph., Kennesaw State DB Dorian Jones, Soph., Campbell

Davis Smith, Monmouth (Week 4 - FR)
Hajj-Malik Williams, Campbell (Week 5 - FR) Jadakis Bonds, Hampton (Week 6 - OFF)
Tymere Berry, Monmouth (3rd Team)

HERO SPORTS PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS (2)

Bryson Armstrong, Kennesaw State (2nd Team)
Isaac Foster, Kennesaw State (3rd Team)

STATS FCS NATIONAL TEAM OF THE WEEK
HONORABLE MENTION

Campbell (Week 5) Hampton (Week 6)

PHIL STEELE PRESEASON ALL-AMERICANS (3)

Bryson Armstrong, Kennesaw State (4th Team) Dorian Walker, Kennesaw State (4th Team) Isaac Foster, Kennesaw State (4th Team)

NFF WILLAM V. CAMPBELL TROPHY
SEMIFINALISTS

FIRST-TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS

PK Matt Mosquera, Sr., Monmouth

Michael Wooten, Campbell

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  • Brad Dennis, R-Sr., Campbell

KR Isaac Foster, Soph., Kennesaw State PR Isaac Foster, Soph., Kennesaw State LS Ethan Ray, R-Jr., Charleston Southern

WALTER PAYTON AWARD WATCH LIST (1)

Kenji Bahar, Monmouth

HONORABLE MENTION

BUCK BUCHANAN AWARD WATCH LIST (2)

Bryson Armstrong, Kennesaw State Dorian Walker, Kennesaw State

QB Kenji Bahar, Jr., Monmouth QB Christian Lopez, Sr., North Alabama RB Shaquil Terry, Jr., Kennesaw State WR Ronald Bell, Gr., Hampton OL Eli Teeselink, R-Sr., Presbyterian DL Josh Ramseur, Gr., Gardner-Webb LB Jarrett Nagy, Soph., Presbyterian (tie) LB Charlie Patrick, Jr., Kennesaw State (tie) DB Justin Terry, Jr., Monmouth PK Colin Gary, R-Sr., Campbell

  • P
  • Kyle Reighard, R-Sr., Charleston Southern

LS Jackson Hayes, Soph., Campbell

2 • 2019 Big South Football Weekly Report - Oct. 7

2019 BIG SOUTH FOOTBALL

2019 BIG SOUTH PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

  • WEEK
  • OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
  • DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

  • Sept. 2
  • RB Terence Humphrey, Sr., North Alabama

RUSH: 12-102-1 TD (62) ... 8.5 YPC ... 3 runs for 1st Down
DB/LB Devin Mines, Sr., Gardner-Webb 7 TT (5 S, 2 A), 2.0 TFL (-4), 2 INT (32 YDS)

Sept. 9

Sept. 16 Sept. 23

  • RB Pete Guerriero, R-Jr., Monmouth
  • LB Da’Quan Grimes, Sr., Monmouth

  • 7 TT (7 S, 0 A), 1.0 TFL (-2), 2 QBH
  • RUSH: 26-152-1 TD (19) ... 5.8 YPC ... 6 runs for 1st Down

  • QB Deondre Francois, Gr., Hampton
  • DL Joel Patrick, Fr., Kennesaw State

  • PASS: 11-20-4 TD (70, 68, 5, 5), 217 YDS (19.73 avg) ... 212.14 EFFIC
  • 8 TT (8 S, 0 A), 6.0 TFL (-48), 3.0 SK (-24) ... Tied league TFL game record

  • RB Bronson Rechsteiner, Sr., Kennesaw State
  • LB Justice Galloway-Velazquez, Soph., Campbell

  • 14 TT (7 S, 7 A), 2 FF, 1 FR
  • RUSH: 10-221-1 TD (85) ... 22.1 YPC (Big South record)

Sept. 30 WR Davarius Bargnare, Soph., Campbell
REC: 5-121-1 TD (76) ... 24.2 YPC ... 3 catches for 1st Down
DB Kam Prewitt, R-Sr., Campbell 2 TT (1, S, 1 A), 1 INT (44 YDS), 1 TD, 2 PBU, 3 PD

  • Oct. 7
  • RB Jayln Cagle, Sr., Gardner-Webb
  • DL Brevin Allen, Soph., Campbell

  • RUSH: 20-138-2 TD (46, 2), 6.7 YPC, 8 rushes for 1st Down
  • 8 TT (3 S, 5 AST), 3.5 TFL (-9), 1.0 SK (-6), 1 QBH

Oct. 14

Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18 Nov. 25

  • 2019 FRESHMEN OF THE WEEK
  • 2019 SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

  • WEEK
  • SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK
  • WEEK
  • FRESHMAN PLAYER OF THE WEEK

  • Sept. 2 P/K Joe Gurley, Jr., North Alabama
  • Sept. 2 KR Devron Harper, Fr., Gardner-Webb

  • KR: 6-202-1 TD (99), 33.7 AVG
  • PUNTS: 7-280, 40.0 AVG, 54 LG ... 2-2 FG (48, 42), 2-2 PAT = 8 PTS

Sept. 9 K Matt Mosquera, Sr., Monmouth
3-3 FG (35, 23, 40), 1-1 PAT = 10 PTS
Sept. 9 QB Hajj-Malik Williams, Fr., Campbell
PASS: 18-24, 235 TDS, 2 TD (25-30) ... RUSH: 9-86-1 TD (22) ... 321 TOFF

  • Sept. 16 K Matt Mosquera, Sr., Monmouth
  • Sept. 16 RB/KR Darran Butts, R-Fr., Hampton

  • 3-4 FG (47, 21, 25), 3-3 PAT = 12 PTS .. GW 25-yard FG in OT
  • 199 APURP (39.8 yards per touch) ... 70-YD TD catch ... 90-YD KOR

  • Sept. 23 K Colin Gary, R-Sr., Campbell
  • Sept. 23 WR Jalen Kelsey, Fr., Campbell

  • 1-1 FG (50), 4-4 PAT = 7 PTS .. GW 50-yard FG (career long)
  • REC: 2-71-2 TD (29, 42), 35.5 YPC ... Team-high receiving yards

  • Sept. 30 P/K Joe Gurley, Jr., North Alabama
  • Sept. 30 QB Hajj-Malik Williams, Fr., Campbell

  • PUNTS: 4-174, 43.5 AVG, 61 LG ... 2-2 FG (21, 30), 5-5 PAT = 11 PTS
  • PASS: 15-28, 266, 1 TD (76) ... RUSH: 7-44 ... 310 TOFF YDS

  • Oct. 7
  • K Kurt Everett, R-Soph., Gardner-Webb
  • Oct. 7
  • RB Cameron Davis, Fr., Campbell

  • 1-1 FG (33), 3-3 PAT = 6 PTS ... Career-long 33-yd GW FG
  • RUSH: 22-137, 6.2 YPC ... Long of 32 ... 7 rushes for 1st Down

Oct. 14

Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18 Nov. 25
Oct. 14 Oct. 21 Oct. 28 Nov. 4 Nov. 11 Nov. 18 Nov. 25

Oct. 7 - Weekly Report 2019 Big South Football • 3

2019 BIG SOUTH FOOTBALL

ACT I

BIG SOUTH VS. DIVISION I OPPONENTS

Campbell is 1-0 in the Big South for the first time, and will look to start 2-0 in conference games next week when the Camels host Hampton. Campbell’s last 2-0 start to a league season was in 2017 when the Camels opened the Pioneer Football League slate with a 4-0 record.

vs. FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SUBDIVISION

(12-12, .500)

Big Sky ..................................................................................................... 0-2

ACT II

  • Montana
  • 0-2

Charleston Southern, Gardner-Webb, Hampton, Kennesaw State and Monmouth all open their Big South slates this Saturday. Below is a breakdown of each team’s record in Big South openers, as well as their current streaks in their first conference game of the season:

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