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2 - bulldog football 09 Learn more at www.diicommunity.org Contents/Quick Facts
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GENERAL SEASON UNIVERSITY FACTS 1INFORMATION 10 OUTLOOK Location Weatherford, OK Contents 1 Season Outlook 10-11 Founded 1901 Quick Facts 1 Roster 12-13 Enrollment 5,000 Media Information 1 Headliners 14-15 President Dr. John Hays University 2-3 Player Biographs 15-20 Athletic Director Todd Thurman University President 3 Newcomers 21 Associate AD Kelli Litsch City of Weatherford 4 Opponents 22-23 Assistant AD Rouben Tourian Athletic Department 5 Nickname Bulldogs REVIEW AND Colors Navy Blue and White COACHING 24 RECORDS Affiliation NCAA Division II 6 STAFF Season in Review 24-25 Conference Lone Star (North) Head Coach 6-7 Statistics 26-27 Stadium Milam Stadium Assistant Coaches 8-9 All-Conference 28 Capacity 9,000 All-American 29 Athletic Dept. Phone 580-774-3068 Records 30-37 Facilities 38-39 MEDIA RELATIONS MEDIA INFORMATION Contact: Justin Tinder Office Phone 580-774-7162 The Southwestern Oklahoma State Cell Phone 580-816-0131 University athletics staff welcomes all Justin SID Fax 580-774-7144 media members to this season of Bull- Tinder Press Box Phone 580-774-7001 dog football. It is our intent that the fol- Sports Information E-Mail [email protected] lowing information will help you cover Justin Tinder Web Site: www.swosu.edu/athletics SWOSU throughout this season. joined the Mailing Address SWOSU SWOSU athletic 100 Campus Drive Media Credentials staff in 2004 Weatherford, OK 73096 Requests for working media creden- and leads the tials must be made through the SWOSU school’s publicity efforts for its 12 inter- COACHING STAFF Sports Information Office. Requests collegiate sports. Tinder has worked in Head Coach Dan Cocannouer should be submitted at least 24 hours in sports information field for 20 years in- Alma Mater SWOSU’78 advance of the game to be covered. cluding stints at Northwestern Oklaho- SWOSU Record First Year ma, East Central, the Lone Star Confer- Office Phone 580-774-7190 Pre-Game Services ence and the Oklahoma City Red Hawks E-mail [email protected] Complete team and individual statistics, Triple-A baseball team. Assistant Coaches Todd Helton, DC scoring summaries, play-by-play and Toby Trotter, defensive backs post-game quotes are provided the by John Dustin Hada, offensive line the SWOSU Sports Information Office. Liddle Josh Musick, linebackers A pre-game meal is available approxi- KWEY Radio mately 30 minutes prior to kickoff, with John Liddle FOOTBALL INFO beverages available throughout the got his start 2008 Overall Record 3-8 game. This service is provided as a cour- in broadcast- LSC North Record/Finish 1-4, 5th tesy to working media. ing while han- Starters Returning 13 dling baseball, (7 offense, 6 defense) Internet/Courtesy Line basketball and Lettermen Returning: 32 A limited number of telephone lines are football games as a student at the Uni- available for filing and wireless internet versity of North Texas on KNTU-FM and access is also available in Milam Sta- analysis during pre-game, halftime and dium Press box. As a service to visiting post-game shows for UNT. media and sports information directors, Liddle has previous work experience the SWOSU Sports Information Staff in the LSC where he was the voice of the will either fax or e-mail an NCAA official Tarleton State Texans football and bas- box, play-by-play and game recap as re- ketball teams during 2006. quested.
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FIELDS OF STUDY GRADUATE MAJORS Business Administration Education Music Sciences
UNDERGRADUATE MAJORS Accounting Art Athletic Training Biological Sciences Chemistry and Physics Clinical Laboratory Science Communication and Theatre Computer Systems Elementary-Secondary Education Southwestern Oklahoma State added a school of pharmacy, degree Elementary Programs University at Weatherford is located 70 work in the arts and sciences, and trade Entrepreneurship miles west of Oklahoma City. The uni- schools. Health Sciences versity is authorized to offer curricular In 1949, the Oklahoma State Leg- Industrial/Engineering Tech- in arts and sciences, business, teach- islature changed the name of the insti- nology er education and health sciences. A tution to Southwestern State College, branch campus at Sayre is authorized to and in 1974, to Southwestern Okla- Interdisciplinary Studies provide Associate of Science and Asso- homa State University, without altering Kinesiology ciate of Applied Science degrees in both its purposes and objectives. On July 1, Language and Literature general and specialized areas of study, 1987, Sayre Junior College was merged Mathematics as well as career and technical educa- with Southwestern Oklahoma State Management and Marketing tion. University as a branch campus desig- The University was established nated Southwestern Oklahoma State Music by an act of the Oklahoma Territorial University at Sayre. Nursing Legislature in 1901 as the Southwest- Southwestern Oklahoma State Uni- Parks and Recreation ern Normal School, authorized to offer versity at Sayre was founded as Sayre Pharmacy two years of training four public school Junior College in 1938 under legislative Pre-Pharmacy teachers. The first classes met in 1903. authorization which permitted public Initially, four years of preparatory work high schools to add a 13th and 14th Psychology for pre-college students were offered. year of study to their curricula. A total Secondary Education In 1920, the preparatory courses of 19 public schools took this step. In Social Sciences were eliminated and two additional 1949, the college name was changed Social Work years of college work in teacher training to Oklahoma Western Junior College; were added. The State Legislature ap- however, the original name was soon proved a change of name to Southwest- adopted again, and in May 1940 the first ern State Teachers College. The first degrees were conferred. In 1956, Sayre baccalaureate degrees were awarded in Junior College moved from facilities oc- May 1921. Other changes in name and cupied jointly with Sayre High School to purposes occurred in 1939 when the its present location on old Highway 66. institution was designated as South- The merger with Southwestern Okla- western State College of Diversified Oc- homa State University marked the end cupations and in 1941, when it became of the Oklahoma community college Southwestern Institute of Technology. system, since Sayre Junior College was During this two-year period, the college the only such institution remaining of
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SWOSU offers a scenic campus, a career-based learning environment and the opportunity to meet new friends from all parts of the country and the world.
the original nineteen. high school diploma. have been added since 1969: Master of The Sayre campus is located 60 Southwestern Oklahoma State Uni- Business Administration, 1977; Master miles west of the Weatherford campus versity offers five advanced degrees. of Music, 1981; a professional doctor- on Interstate 40. It serves western Okla- The Master of Education degree was ate, the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD), homa and the Texas panhandle within inaugurated in 1969. (The Master of 1998; and a Master of Science in the a 60 mile radius of Sayre. It offers open Teaching Degree was offered during School Psychology 2005. admission to high school graduates as the period 1953-1969.) Graduate pro- Southwestern Oklahoma State Uni- well as to students who do not hold a grams leading to the following degrees versity, the focus is you. Dr. John Hays University President
Dr. John Hays is in his ninth year as president of Southwestern Oklahoma State University. Hays is a 1969 graduate of SWOSU and served as Executive Vice President for Administration at SWOSU for 11 years before being named president in May of 2001.He started his working career at SWOSU in 1972 as the university’s assistant business manager. He served as comp- troller starting in 1984. In 1986, he became assistant to the president and was vice president for administration from 1989-90. Hays, a native of southwest Oklahoma, earned a Master of Education degree in business from SWOSU and completed his Doctor of Education in higher education administration from the University of Oklahoma. He has been active in community and economic development activities in western Oklahoma. Hays has been on the ground floor of many projects such as the Center for Economic and Business Develop- ment at SWOSU and other economic development activities in the area. The 1994 Leadership Oklahoma graduate has been involved in civic activities, including Leadership Weatherford, YMCA, Vision 20/20, Weatherford Arts Coun- cil, Weatherford’s assisted senior citizen living center and many projects through the Weatherford Chamber of Commerce, where he served as president in 1993. Hays earned the 2002 Distinguished Service award from the Southern Asso- ciation of College and University Business Officers for making major contributions to higher education administration. He won the Outstanding Service Award from the Weatherford Area Chamber of Commerce in 1996, and was inducted into its Hall of Fame in 2004.
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ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION/HEAD COACHES DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
Todd Thurman SWOSU called upon its own ultra-successful men’s basketball coach to take an even larger responsibility as the school’s new director of athletics in August of 2008. Kelsi Bond Dan Cocannouer Dr. Vicki Hatton Thurman gained Women’s Basketball Football Faculty Athletics Rep. wide-spread popularity in the community with his exciting style of basketball where the Bulldogs quickly grew into a crowd favorite. Thurman’s SWOSU teams qualified for the LSC Postsea- son Tournament all three years he coached, making the school’s first-ever appearance in the league champion- ship game in his final game as coach. He resigned his coaching duties in March of 2009 to concentrate on his duties as athletic director on a full-time basis. Thurman went 188-110 (.631) in 10 seasons which included seven at Wayland Baptist, an NAIA school in Plainview Texas. Kelli Litsch Tami Loy Mark Lumpkin Thurman holds dual degrees in business administra- Associate Athletic Director Softball Men’s and Women’s Golf tion and education from SNU. He also earned a mas- ter’s degree from Central Oklahoma. Thurman and his wife Lynne have two teenage sons: Nick, and Alex. PHONE DIRECTORY Athletics Department 580-774-3068 Athletics Director Todd Thurman 580-774-3701 Associate AD Kelli Litsch 580-774-3227 Assistant AD Rouben Tourian 580-774-3155 ATHLETIC TRAINING Kris Mahlock Josh Musick Pam Nichols Kris Mahlock 580-774-3072 Head Athletic Trainer Cross Country/Strength Administrative Assistant FOOTBALL Head Coach Dan Cocannouer 580-774-7190 Assistant Coach Todd Helton 580-774-7034 Assistant Coach Toby Trotter 580-774-3702 Assistant Coach Dustin Hada 580-774-7118 BASEBALL Head Coach Scott Selby 580-774-3263 FACULTY ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVE Dr. Vicki Hatton 580-774-3181 MEN’S AND WOMEN’S GOLF Head Coach Mark Lumpkin 580-774-7122 WOMEN’S SOCCER Bo Pagliasotti Mark Persson Chad Ramirez Head Coach Mark Persson 580-774-7047 Volleyball Women’s Soccer Men’s and Women’s Rodeo MEN’S BASKETBALL Head Coach Charlie Schaef 580-774-3701 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Head Coach Kelsi Bond 580-774-3290 SOFTBALL Head Coach Tami Loy 580-774-3226 CROSS COUNTRY/STRENGTH CONDITIONING Head Coach Josh Musick 580-774-3212 VOLLEYBALL Head Coach Bo Pagliasotti 580-774-7089 RODEO Charlie Schaef Scott Selby Rouben Tourian Head Coach Chad Ramirez 580-744-3710 Men’s Basketball Baseball Assistant Athletic Director
bulldog football 09 - 5 Head Coach Dan Cocannouer Head Football Coach SWOSU Athletic Director Todd Thur- of the hardest decisions he has ever man said Cocannouer was the over- made. whelming choice by a university com- Cocannouer said he became con- mittee that screened more than 60 vinced the time was now right after his applicants. visit to the SWOSU campus and meet- “We are very excited to hire a coach ing with university officials. with Dan’s background of success. He is a “Seeing what is in place and learn- SWOSU graduate and the right person to ing more about their commitment to get our alumni, community and support- fielding a quality football program, it ers excited about Bulldog football. Ob- only confirmed what I had felt about viously, his vast knowledge of the state the direction SWOSU is going,” he said. coupled with his extensive networks of “We are going to become a program coaching contacts will pay long-term where high school football players from dividends to our program and its recruit- the state of Oklahoma want to attend ment,” Thurman said. our school and be a part of something Cocannouer played at SWOSU af- special.” Southwestern Oklahoma State Uni- ter earning all-state honors as a running Cocannouer inherits a SWOSU team versity was able to lure away one of the back at Tuttle High School. He played that finished 3-8 overall in 2008. The most prominent and successful coaches four seasons under legendary coach Otis Bulldogs will welcome back 15 starters, in the Oklahoma high school ranks to Delaporte where the Bulldogs won two including record-setting senior quarter- take the controls of the Bulldog football conference titles in 1974 and 1977. Co- back Steve Day who played previously program for 2009 and beyond. cannouer was a senior leader on a Bull- for Cocannouer at Santa Fe High School. Dan Cocannouer, who has spent the dog team that won a school record 11 His wife, Jeri Lyn, is a counselor at previous eight seasons as head coach at games and finished as the NAIA National Burcham Elementary School in Weath- Edmond Santa Fe School, was formally Runner-up in 1977 playing in the Apple erford. The couple has two adult daugh- announced as SWOSU’s new head foot- Bowl at the Seattle Kingdome. ters, Janie and Josie. ball coach on Dec. 13, 2008. “This is a great opportunity for me, Cocannouer, 53, compiled a 70-26 and I am both hum- record (.729 winning percentage) at the bled and excited. It Edmond school where he led the Wolves has always been a to the Class 6A finals in 2003 and semifi- long-term goal of nal appearances in 2001 and 2004. This mine to become past season the Wolves finished with a a college football 9-3 record and advanced to the state coach at a program quarterfinals. such as SWOSU,” He becomes the 21st head coach Cocannouer said. in 103 years of Bulldog football and re- “This is where I got places Ryan Held who resigned after four my start more than seasons where he compiled a record of a 30 years ago, and 16-28. it always has been All total, Cocannouer has coached a special place to more than 30 years on the football field, me.” including the last 24 as a head coach. He Cocannouer, is widely respected in high school coach- who has been the ing circles and is a past president of the target of a number Oklahoma Football Coaches Association. of college coach- He had previously led high school pro- ing searches in the grams at John Marshall, Chandler, Alva, past, said finally deciding to make Pauls Valley and Walters and was an as- Dan Cocannouer and his wife, Jeri Lyn, have been married sistant at a number of others. the move was one for more than 30 years.
6 - bulldog football 09 COCANNOUER FILE PERSONAL INFORMATION AWARDS RECEIVED AWARDS RECEIVED
BORN: May 31, 1956 2007-08: Coaches Association/Okla- 1997-98: Conference Football Coach of homa Secondary Schools Athletic Year HIGH SCHOOL: Tuttle High School, Association Advisory Board 1995-97: Oklahoma Coaches Associa Tuttle, Okla. , 1974 2006: National Football Foundation tion Region I Board of Control Rep- and College Hall of Fame -- High resentative COLLEGE EDUCATION: Southwestern School Coach Award 1996: Coach Enid Shriner All-Star Foot- Okla. State University, B.S. in health 2005: All Edmond Coach of the Year, ball Game and physical education, 1978. Region 8 Football Coach of the Year 1992-96: Oklahoma Football Coach- Southwestern Oklahoma State Univer- 2004: All Edmond Coach of the Year es Association, past president, sity, M.Ed. in Education, 1983 2003: Region 8 Football Coach of Year, President, vice-president, secre- Northwestern Okla. State University, OCA State Football Coach of the tary/treasurer, 1992-1996 Secondary Administrative Certif- Year, Daily Oklahoman All-Big 1993: Coach KBLP All-Star Football cate, 1996. City Coach of the Year, All-Edmond Classic Coach of the Year 1991: District 3A-4 Coach of the Year WIFE: Jeri Lyn (Burch) of Elk City. 2002: Coached Jim Thorpe All-Star 1989: Founded, organized and coached Football Game 1st SW Oklahoma Senior Bowl -- CHILDREN: Janie (born March 10, 2001: Daily Oklahoman All Big City Cameron University, Lawton. 1988); Josie (May 30, 1989). Coach of the Year, All-Edmond 1989: All-State Football Coach Coach of the Year, Oklahoma 1987-89: Director of SW Oklahoma CAREER AT A GLANCE Coaches Association President Summer Passing League, Cameron 2000: Coached Jim Thorpe All-Star University, Lawton COLLEGE COACHING CAREER Football Game, Metro vs. Subur- 1988: District A-4 Coach of the Year 2009: Southwestern Okla. State Univer- ban OKC Area, Oklahoma Coaches 1985: Class 2A-3A All Area Football sity, head coach Association Vice President Coach of the Year, 1985 1979: Southwestern Okla. State Univer- 1999: All City (OKC) Coach of the Year 1984: District 2A-4 Coach of the Year, sity, graduate assistant, Oil Bowl Coach, OFBCA Winter Region 4 Coach of the Year 1978: Southwestern Okla. State Uni- Clinic Coordinator. versity, student assistant
HIGH SCHOOL COACHING CAREER 2001-08: Edmond Santa Fe High School, head football 1999-00: John Marshall High School, head football and golf 1997-99: Chandler High School, head football and golf 1994-96: Alva High School, head football and athletic director 1992-94: Pauls Valley High School, head football and athletic director 1991-92: Comanche High School assistant football/off. coordinator 1984-90: Walters High School head football, track, AD 1980-84: Altus High School assistant football and wrestling 1979-80: Altus Southeast Junior High assistant football and track 1978: Watonga High School, student assistant football
bulldog football 09 - 7 Assistant Coaches TODD HELTON Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line
Todd Helton has been the constant link between the Bulldogs past and present, spend- ing his last 20 seasons on the SWOSU football coaching staff. He brings with him a wealth of knowledge and experience and has put together some of the league’s top-rated defensive units for two decades. In fact last year’s SWOSU team was the statistical best of the 13 football playing schools in the Lone Star Conference, allow- ing fewer than 310 yards of total offense per game. It marked the first time asa NCAA Division II school that the Bulldogs topped the LSC defensive charts. In addition, linebacker Ruzell McCoy was honored as the school’s first NCAA Di- vision II All-American with his selection to the Football Gazzette first-team All-Ameri- can squad. McCoy was the third All-American that Helton has coached and joins John Wichert and Robbie Newberg who received similar honors in the NAIA years in the early 1990’s. A native of Perryton, Texas, Helton himself was an NAIA All-American for the Bulldogs in the late 1980’s under longtime SWOSU coach Paul Sharp. His 197 career tackles and 15 sacks rank him among the school’s all time leaders for defensive line- man. Helton earned his bachelor’s and his master’s degree from SWOSU in 1993. He has two young daughters, Kennedie and Ireland Helton. Toby Trotter Secondary/Recruiting Coordinator One of Dan Cocannouer’s first steps at re-shaping the SWOSU football coaching staff came about when Toby Trotter was added as a full-time assistant coach. Trotter, 31, will coach the defensive secondary and be in charge of coordinating the Bull- dogs recruiting efforts. Trotter coached previously at Southern Nazarene University and Louisiana College where he served as an assistant on both sides of the football. At SNU, he served as defensive second- ary coach and recruiting coordinator from 2001 to 2003. During that time, SNU’s defenses annually finished among the NAIA ‘s top 15. At Louisiana College, an NCAA Division III school, Trotter along with head coach Marty Secord helped put together the Wildcats first intercollegiate football team in 2000. Most recently, Trotter served as an area representative for the Fel- lowship of Christian Athletes while being stationed in the Dallas area. He was responsible for generating full budget needs through the development and cultivation of major donor gifts to the ministry. He also served as a player representative for Sosnick Cobbe Sports Agency where he handled more than two dozen professional baseball cli- ents. He assisted players in the signing of contracts that resulted in negoti- ated bonuses well over $7 million. Among his clients were young stars Jay Bruce of the Cincinnati Reds, Cliff Pennington, with the Oakland A’s and Jesse Chavez with the Pittsburg Pirates. Trotter, a graduate of Westmoore High School, obtained a bachelor’s degree from Oklahoma Baptist University in 2000. He and his wife, Cari, have a son, Cade, and a daughter, Ainsley.
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Dustin Hada, who spent the last nine seasons as an assistant at Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) University, is the Bulldogs new offensive line coach. Hada, 30, has enjoyed a lengthy connection with the new SWOSU coach Dan Cocan- nouer, extending back to his playing days at Alva High School where he was the head coach during the 1994 and 1995 seasons. Hada played collegiality at Mid America Nazarene University, an NAIA school in Olathe, Kan. While at MANU, he was a three-year starter in the offensive line and was awarded the team’s most inspirational player. The Pioneers made three consecutive post-season bowl appearances in 1997, 1998 and 1999. Hada began his coaching career at Olivet prior to the 2000 season where he served as the defensive line coach and helped lead the team to a No. 13 ranking in the final NAIA poll. That year the Tigers qualified for the NAIA Playoffs for only the second time in school history. Hada eventually elevated to the position of de- fensive coordinator and remained in that position for the last six years. Hada has a bachelor’s degree in biology from Mid America Nazarene and later earned his master’s degree in teaching from Olivet Nazarene in 2002. He and his wife Dana, have a four-year old daughter, Mad- elynn.
Josh Musick Linebackers Stephen Papp Defensive Line
Josh Musick begins his first season as lineback- Former Bulldog Stephen ers coach at SWOSU while Papp begins his first year with continuing his existing job the SWOSU football coaching as the head strength and staff as a graduate assistant conditioning coach for the with his primary responsibili- school’s 12 varsity sports ties to include assisting with programs. In addition, the defensive line and the Musick also serves as the head coach of the women’s cross video exchange program. country team. Papp, a native of Kingwood, Texas, was a two-year starter Musick was a football standout for the Bulldogs earlier in for SWOSU at fullback and was a member of the 2007 Lone his career where he starred at linebacker playing from 2002- Star Conference North Division co-champion team. While at 2005. He recorded 169 career tackles, including 74 and 82 in SWOSU he was named to the LSC All-Academic team and was the years of 2003 and 2004. a member of the Student-Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC). He owns certifications as a Certified Strength and Condi- He began his collegiate career at Blinn Junior College be- tioning Specialist (CSCS) and the United States Weight lifting fore transferring to Texas A&M-Commerce. (USAW). His intense reputation for motivating athletes and While at Commerce, Papp played both tight end and full- non-athletes in effective strength and conditioning programs back for the Lions. has been known for a number of years. He earned his bachelor’s degree from SWOSU in kinesiol- Musick was a member of four state championship teams ogy and is working on his master’s degree in sports manage- in high school in the sports of wrestling, track, football and ment. basketball at Clovis (N.M) High School. He has two young children, a son, Keenan, and a daugh- ter, Amaria.
bulldog football 09 - 9 2009 Outlook DAWGS TO PROVE THERE IS BITE LEFT Cocannouer to usher in wide-open attack as new football coach New Southwestern Oklahoma State University football coach Dan Cocan- nouer is eager to show just how much bite remains in a Bulldog team that will rely on a number of untested young- sters taking on prominent playing roles. On paper, the Bulldogs look solid with 13 returning starters and 32 letter winners returning, but replacing a se- nior class that graduated 20 players will prove to be a challenge. SWOSU lost an all-American linebacker, both running backs, a pair of receivers and number of key defensive players as it hopes to bounce back from a 3-8 season that ended former coach Ryan Held’s four- year run. “We have areas that concern me, but we have a lot of valuable experience in some important spots too,” Cocan- nouer said. “The players know they will Big tight end Joe Sawyer’s reach for the end zone is one of the reasons why the need to step up and make the plays and carry their load.” Bulldogs are expected to be one of the LSC’s biggest surprises this year. Cocannouer has made a lengthy career at rejuvenating programs and before zipping the ball has allowed team LSC North honors when he caught galvanizing support in his 30+ years as many a receiver to break free on their 46 passes for 519 yards and five touch- a successful high school coach. He has routes. downs. led six different schools to playoff ap- “The offense is centered around The Bulldogs will need their of- pearances, including his last school Steve, there’s no doubt about that,” fensive line to be one of the team’s -- Edmond Santa Fe -- to the Class 6A Cocannouer said. “We have some good strengths. SWOSU returns a pair of bud- championship game in 2003. players around him. We will do some ding stars in tackles Jake Olivarez and "There is no question that this team things different this year that will give Jordan Pettitt. Three others – Kyle Rich, that has the potential to surprise some him, and us, a better chance of success Stephen Speer and Paul Raupe -- have people and do some good things down on every play.” significant starting experience as well. the road," he said. "But we have a lot of With Day’s role set, the focus will Those five players all started at least work in front of us. We're going to take be to solidify the backup role with a three games in 2008, and have a com- it step by step." number of first-year freshmen battling bined 36 starts between them. All re- OFFENSE for that spot. turn again in 2010. Despite the heavy departures, Co- SWOSU’s receiving corps has back An improved offensive line will un- cannouer is hoping the return of an senior Johnathan Haggerty, who has doubtedly help the Bulldogs running at- experienced quarterback and solid up built a reputation as a game-changing tack. Sophomores Bruce Hatton and J.R. front personnel should push the offense play maker throughout his career. Hag- Hammond will push for substantial play- to a productive year. gerty’s numbers should be on the uptick ing time at the position. Both are small, Senior quarterback Steve Day is a in 2009 after missing a number of games elusive runners who can catch the ball rising star in the Lone Star Conference. with an ankle sprain. His 119 catches out of the backfield. They both should He has started 27 career games for the and 1,978 yards rank him second on the make a unique fit under Cocannouer’s Bulldogs and holds most of the school’s school’s all-time charts. new spread offense. major passing records. He possesses a SWOSU also has talent at tight end DEFENSE strong and accurate arm and has great that should help from both a pass re- Defensively, SWOSU was statistical- presence in the pocket. His willingness ceiving and blocking standpoint. Senior ly the best in the Lone Star Conference to wait until the last possible moment Joe Sawyer returns after earning first allowing less than 310 yards a game. The Bulldogs finished just ahead of playoff
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LEFT: Tim Stephenson is back at defensive end and should again be a nuisance to opposing quarterbacks. BELOW: Bruce Hatton should play a larger role in the success of the of- fense in 2009.
qualifiers West Texas A&M and Abilene led the team in tackles against Tarleton on 69 punts with 16 of them being Christian in the race for the league’s State and Oklahoma Panhandle State. downed inside the 20-yard line. top spot. The attacking style forced 23 In the secondary, SWOSU has a SCHEDULE turnovers and started a number of short number of options with the return of The 2009 football schedule will fea- scoring drives for the offense. three regular starters plus a fourth ture six home games, including a match- “We really want to build off how we who returns after missing the last nine up with NCAA Division II playoff qualifier finished last season defensively,” Cocan- games. West Texas A&M. nouer said. “This is where we have the Cornerbacks Jeff Lemon and Carlos The Bulldogs will open the season most continuity on our whole football Bates are back and provide the team Thursday, Aug. 27 at Emporia State, a team. The staff can now focus on fine- with a combination of aggressive ball school that competes in the Missouri tuning the fundamentals such as work- tackling and fleet-footed coverage spe- Intercollegiate Athletic Association. The ing to be even better tacklers.” cialists. two teams have met only one other time The Bulldogs will have a few ad- Lemon ended the year with 23 tack- with Emporia winning 26-6 in 1951. justments to make in the defensive line les, 20 of which were solos and ranked SWOSU's first home game will be but will have the benefit of the return fourth in the LSC in interceptions with against Lone Star Conference South of starting ends Cory Summers and Tim five. Bates, Lemon’s teammate at Col- Division rival Eastern New Mexico on Stephenson. lege of Dupage, had 21 tackles and Saturday, Sept. 5 at 6 p.m. WTAMU, Summers has a red-hot motor, broke up three passes with his teeth- winners of the LSC three of the last four strong upper body strength and the abil- rattling hits. years, will be SWOSU's next home oppo- ity to tie up opposing defenders at the Senior Sam Nwafor is back and will nent on Sept. 19. The game will be the line of scrimmage. Stephenson will like- again anchor the secondary from his conclusion of Parents Day Activities that ly start opposite Summers at the other strong safety position while Shane Scott are scheduled the day. end. He has made great strides in each returns at free safety after missing much LSC North Division play begins at of his previous two years. of 2009 with a shoulder injury. Both home Oct. 3 against Southeastern Okla- At linebacker, the departure of All- players have ample football savvy and homa State University. Then back-to- American Ruzell McCoy should clear the could swap out roles in the secondary if back road games at Northeastern State path for SWOSU’s other two defend- necessary. (Oct. 10) and Central Oklahoma (Oct. ers -- Jaron Burgess and Fred Leak – to SPECIAL TEAMS 17) will follow. move into the spotlight. Back is kicker Chad McIntosh, who SWOSU will conclude its 2009 sea- Burgess will move from his previous performed both place kicking and punt- son with three consecutive home games outside linebacker position to middle ing chores for the Bulldogs. He is the beginning with a Homecoming match while Leak will again hold down an out- leading candidate to retain both those up with East Central on Oct. 24, rival side post. Burgess ended last season duties in the fall. He made all 15 of his Oklahoma Panhandle State on Oct. 31 with 81 tackles, second best on the team extra-point attempts and was five-of- before the finale against Texas A&M- and was named to the LSC North first eight on field goals with his longest be- Commerce on Nov. 7. team. Leak finished with 64 tackles and ing of 47 yards. He averaged 37.8 yards
bulldog football 09 - 11 2009 Roster
NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL NO PLAYER POS HT WT CL HOMETOWN (SCHOOL) Adam Bailey LB 1 Jeff Lemon DB 6-0 190 Sr. Columbus, GA (College of Dupage) Kalum Balluch OL 2 Carlos Bates DB 6-1 210 Sr. Ellenwood, GA (College of Dupage) David Barnes DE 7 Samuel Burnett WR 6-0 190 So. Dallas, TX (South Oak Cliff) Daniel Barwick RB 12 Jaron Burgess LB 6-5 215 Jr. Norman, OK (North) 2 Carlos Bates DB 14 Cody Gragg QB 6-1 180 Jr. Waukomis, OK Carson Blakeney FB 16 Steve Day QB 6-2 210 Sr. Edmond, OK (Santa Fe) Andrew Brooks OL 20 Marques Odom DB 5-8 170 Jr. Enid, OK 76 Kane Bryen OL 21 Fred Leak LB 6-0 200 Sr. Palestine, AR 7 Samuel Burnett WR 22 Sam Nwafor DB 5-11 190 Sr. Chicago, IL (College of Dupage) 12 Jaron Burgess LB 24 Shane Scott DB 5-10 195 Jr. Sacramento, CA (American River) Adam Byrd DB 28 James Cunningham SS 6-2 205 So. Duncanville, TX Logan Carter QB 29 Colton Rainey K 6-1 170 R/Fr. Lawton, OK (MacArthur) Dashon Carter RB 32 Bruce Hatton RB 5-4 145 So. Mesquite, TX Nick Cartwright DB 34 Ethan Davis LB 6-4 215 So. Grapevine, TX Ryan Corbin OL 35 Chad McIntosh K 6-0 220 Sr. Grand Prairie, TX Lance Crampton RB 38 Iziah Perry DB 5-10 170 So. Irving, TX (MacArthur) 28 James Cunningham SS 39 John Kaye DB 5-9 165 Fr. Irving, TX (MacArthur) 34 Ethan Davis LB 44 Tim Stephenson DE 6-2 260 Jr. Arlington, TX Stephen Davis RB 46 Nick Walker DE 6-1 255 So. Altus, OK 16 Steve Day QB 49 J.R. Hammond WR 5-8 165 So. Edmond, OK (Baldwin Wallace) Antuanya Debose DL 51 Austin Feuerborn OL 6-4 290 R/Fr. Mustang, OK Bryce Deemer WR 54 Cody Lavender OL 6-1 245 So. The Colony, TX Corbin Dickerson WR 56 Curry Read DE 6-0 245 So. Dalhart, TX Colton Dickinson OL 57 David Prieto OL 6-2 280 Jr. Fullerton, CA (Mt. San Antonio) Trevor Donnell WR 60 Jordan Pettitt OL 6-5 265 So. Bethany, OK Matt Edmunds QB 62 Jake Olivarez OL 6-5 290 Jr. Edmond, OK (Santa Fe/Emporia St.) Ethan Elrod WR 65 Stephen Speer OL 6-1 285 So. Arlington, TX (Arlington HS) 51 Austin Feuerborn OL 70 Cory Summers DL 6-3 300 Sr. Moore, OK (Westmoore) Micah Franklin DB 72 Paul Raupe OL 6-2 315 Jr. Enid, OK (Pioneer) Alton Gaines DB 76 Kane Bryen OL 6-3 300 Fr. Thomas, OK Robert Garcia OL 77 Jake Sinkula DL 6-2 220 R/Fr. Okla. City, OK (McGuiness) Zachary Godwin LB 78 Ben Waldron DL 6-3 275 Sr. Owasso, OK (Northeastern A&M) 14 Cody Gragg QB 79 Kyle Rich OL 6-3 280 So. Commerce, TX 81 Johnathan Haggerty WR 81 Johnathan Haggerty WR 6-3 190 Sr. Dallas, TX (Lincoln) 80 J.R. Hammond RB 84 Noah Smythe TE 6-5 225 R/Fr. Plano, TX (Canyon Creek) 32 Bruce Hatton RB 85 Joe Sawyer TE 6-4 270 Sr. Ogden, UT (Snow JC) Ryan Hendrickson WR 87 Ross Lane TE 6-3 230 So. Chandler, OK Jordan Hinton DL 91 Talite Sika DL 6-2 295 Sr. Bedford, TX (L.D. Bell) Karl Hodges RB 95 Chris Lyon DL 6-3 220 R/Fr. Colleyville, TX Ryan John QB 99 Benny Johnson DL 6-0 285 Sr. DeSoto, TX (Cisco JC) Cash Johnson DL Adam Bailey LB 6-0 225 R/Fr. Brazosport, TX 99 Benny Johnson DL Kalum Balluch OL 6-4 280 Fr. Carrollton, TX (Creekview HS) Brandon Johnson LB David Barnes DE 6-1 205 Fr. Lawton, OK (Eisenhower) Houston Johnston QB Daniel Barwick RB 5-9 175 Fr. Enid , OK 39 John Kaye DB Carson Blakeney FB 5-11 220 R/Fr. Denton, TX (Ryan) 87 Ross Lane TE Andrew Brooks OL 6-2 260 Fr. Brazosport, TX 54 Cody Lavendar OL Adam Byrd DB 5-9 175 Fr. Deer Creek, OK Ryan Lawrence WR Logan Carter QB 6-2 170 Fr. Choctaw, OK 21 Fred Leak LB Dashon Carter RB 5-10 170 Fr. Amarillo, TX (Pala Duro) Jeremy Leatherwood LB Nick Cartwright DB 6-0 175 Fr. Mustang, OK Jeff Lemon DB Ryan Cobble RB 5-9 175 Fr. Choctaw, OK Matt Loehr OL Ryan Corbin TE 6-5 240 Fr. Newcastle, OK Deonte Logan DL Lance Crampton RB 5-8 190 Fr. Marlow, OK Ryan Long WR Stephen Davis RB 5-9 180 R/Fr. Oklahoma City, OK (Westmoore)
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NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL Bryce Deemer WR 5-10 185 Fr. Norman, OK (North) Chris Lyon DL Corbin Dickerson WR 6-2 210 Fr. Altus, OK Austin Major DB Colton Dickinson OL 6-0 220 Fr. Tulsa, OK (Union) Chaz Mattocks OL Trevor Donnell WR 6-2 170 R/Fr. Pond Creek, OK 35 Chad McIntosh K/P Kyle Ebert WR 6-2 185 So. Tuttle, OK Jacob Meirs WR Matt Edmunds QB 5-5 190 So. Mustang, OK (Southern Nazarene) Jordan Mitchell WR Micah Franklin DB 6-0 190 Fr. Duncan, OK Bryce Moore RB Alton Gaines DB 5-10 185 Fr. Clarendon, TX Brad Morton RB Robert Garcia OL 6-4 300 Fr. Laredo, TX (Alexander HS) Ethan Nance LB Riley Gibson DB 5-8 160 Fr. Newcastle, OK Tyler Newman WR Zachary Godwin LB 5-10 200 Fr. Elgin, OK John Niutei OL Ryan Hendrickson WR 6-0 170 Fr. Tuttle, OK Josh Norton WR Jordan Hinton DL 6-1 265 Fr. Lawton, OK (Eisenhower HS) 22 Sam Nwafor DB Karl Hodge RB 5-10 190 Fr. Dallas, TX (Life School) 62 Jake Olivarez OL Jeremy Jackson WR 6-1 180 Fr. Lawton, OK (Eisenhower HS) Blake Owen DB Ryan John QB 6-3 190 Fr. Lawton, OK (MacArthur) 20 Marques Odom DB Cash Johnson DL 6-2 235 Fr. Kingfisher, OK Austin Perdue OL Brandon Johnson LB 6-0 200 Fr. DeSoto, TX 38 Iziah Perry DB Houston Johnston QB 6-0 190 Fr. Duncan, OK 60 Jordan Pettitt OL Ryan Lawrence WR 6-0 160 R/Fr. Weatherford, OK Dustin Phillips DL Jeremy Leatherwood LB 6-2 230 So. Chickasha, OK 57 David Prieto OL Matt Loehr OL 6-5 285 Fr. Enid, OK Chris Pinion LB Deonte Logan DL 6-2 245 Fr. Frederick, OK Caleb Queen WR Ryan Long WR 5-9 160 Fr. Okeene, OK 29 Colton Rainey K Austin Major DB 6-0 175 Fr. Chandler, OK 72 Paul Raupe OL Chaz Mattocks OL 6-5 285 Fr. Newalla, OK 56 Curry Read OL Jacob Meirs WR 6-0 190 Fr. Duncan, OK 79 Kyle Rich OL Jordan Mitchell WR 5-11 175 Fr. Edmond, OK (Santa Fe) Ryan Russ QB Bryce Moore RB 5-6 165 Fr. Tuttle, OK 85 Joe Sawyer TE Brad Morton RB 5-10 170 Fr. Edmond, OK (North) 91 Talite Sika DL Josh Namin WR 5-10 165 Fr. Plano, TX (Canyon Crek 77 Jake Sinkula DE Ethan Nance LB 6-1 200 Fr. Fairview, OK 24 Shane Scott DB Tyler Newman WR 6-3 180 Fr. Elk City, OK Lloyd Shelton OL John Niutei OL 6-3 315 Jr. Euless, TX (Kilgore JC) Noah Smythe TE Josh Norton WR 5-9 195 Fr. Norman, OK (North) 65 Stephen Speer OL Blake Owen DB 6-0 165 R/Fr. Moore, OK Chase Stalsworth LB Austin Perdue OL 6-3 285 Fr. Wellston, OK Dustin Stenta QB Dustin Phillips DL 5-10 240 Fr. Lawton, OK 44 Tim Stephenson DE Chris Pinion LB 6-0 205 So. Bethany, Okla. 70 Cory Summers DL Caleb Queen WR 6-0 180 Fr. Irving, TX (Nimitz) Aaron Sunday QB Ryan Russ QB 6-2 205 Fr. Cordell, OK Chance Tapia DB Lloyd Shelton OL 6-5 250 Fr. Clarendon, TX Mike Trujillo DB Chase Stalsworth LB 5-11 190 Fr. Newcastle, OK 78 Ben Waldron OL Dustin Stenta QB 6-0 190 Fr. Ft. Worth, TX Nick Walker DE Aaron Sunday QB 6-2 220 So. Claremore, OK (McPherson Coll.) Nick White OL Chance Tapia DB 6-2 180 Fr. Lawton, OK Barry Williams DB Mike Trujillo DB 5-10 175 Fr. Bedford, TX (L.D. Bell) Tanner Williams FB Barry Williams DB 5-11 160 Fr. Lawton, OK (MacArthur) Larry Wilson DL Tanner Williams FB 5-10 200 Fr. Elk City, OK Timmy Winans WR Larry Wilson DL 5-10 220 Fr. Mustang, OK Jesse Wright DB Timmy Winans WR 6-0 180 Fr. Kingfisher, OK Josh Zimmer LB Jesse Wright DB 6-2 200 Fr. Aledo, TX Josh Zimmer LB 5-11 205 Fr. Washington, OK
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STEVE DAY QB, 6-2, 210, Sr. Edmond, Okla. (Santa Fe HS) Ringleader of the SWOSU Offense...Team leader who owns a number of school passing records and should be in line for best year yet as a senior...Good pocket presence and has patience to let receivers develop routes...Owns school season marks for most passes completed (225), attempted (448), touchdowns (18) and yards (2,561)...Threw for career-best 326 yards and three touchdowns against Southeastern...Holds school career marks of most passing yards (5,189) and touchdowns (37). 2007: Played in all 11 games, including starting the final four...Ended the year completing 112-of-210 passes for 1,410 yards and 13 TD’s...Earned LSC North Offensive Player-of-the-Week award in 31-24 win against Northeastern State when completed 17-of-28 passes for 316 yards and had touchdown tosses of 14, 31 and 54 yards...Honorable Mention All-Conference. 2005: Earned starting job as a true freshman...Completed 123-of-227 passes for 1,423 yards and six TD’s...Best game came against Northeastern State completing 23-of-35 passes for 317 yards and one TD. High School: Quarterbacked Edmond Santa Fe to the Class 6A state championship game in 2003…Threw for 1,681 yards and 23 TD’s as a senior…Tossed two TD’s in the Oklahoma Coaches Association All-State Game. Personal: Born Sept. 19, 1986...Parents are Mike and Kathy Day...Majoring in kinesiology...Hopes to be a coach after graduation...Favor- ite player is Troy Aikman...Enjoys fishing and golf. DAY’S CAREER NUMBERS YEAR GP Effic Cmp Att Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 2005 11 108.52 123 227 8 54.2 1423 6 58 129.4 2006 Medical Redshirt 2007 11 120.64 112 210 10 53.3 1410 13 54 128.2 2008 11 103.81 225 448 17 50.2 2561 18 61 232.8 TOTAL 33 108.08 450 885 35 50.8 5394 37 61 163.5 JOHNATHAN HAGGERTY WR, 6-3, 190, Sr. Dallas, Texas (Lincoln HS) Record-setting wide receiver who is likely to continue to add yet more accomplishments in his already decorated career...Runs great routes has great hands and among the team’s hardest work- ers each day in practice and in the weight room...Ranks second on school pass-catching charts with 119 career receptions for 1,978 yards...Needs only 19 catches and 222 yards to take over top spot in those categories...Ended 2008 with 28 catches for 392 yards and four touchdowns 2007: Led the team with 46 catches for 782 yards and six touchdowns...Averaged over 17.0 yards per catch...Had 100+ yard games against Midwestern State (142), Northeastern State (123) and Abilene Christian (121)...Earned 1st Team LSC North selection. 2006: Had 45 catches for 804 yards and seven touchdowns as a true freshman...Twice caught passes for more than 100 yards against Tarleton State (103) and in his first college game against Texas A&M Kingsville (133)...Named to the LSC North second team. High School: Caught passes for more than 700 yards and seven touchdowns as a senior at Lincoln High School in Dallas…Ran track and won the district title in the 400 meters and 300 hurdles. Personal: Born Feb. 5, 1988...Parent is Patsy Price...Youngest of five children...Favorite athlete is Terrell Owens...Majoring in business. HAGGERTY’S CAREER NUMBERS YEAR GP NO YDS AVG TD LN AVG/G 2006 11 45 804 17.9 7 80 73.1 2007 11 46 782 17.0 6 54 71.1 2008 9 28 392 14.0 4 30 43.6 TOTAL 31 119 1978 16.6 17 80 63.8
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JARON BURGESS LB , 6-5, 215, Jr. Norman, Okla. (Norman North) Physical force at linebacker where he is expected to move to the middle after a breakout 2008 season on the outside...Had a great Spring and is expected to be the team’s top tackler in 2009...Ended last season with 81 tackles with 10.5 behind the line of scrimmage...Intercepted one pass and broke up three others...Finished as the team’s top tackler in four games last year...Three times had over 10 tackles in a game with his best effort coming against Central Oklahoma when he had 17 tackles...Had 13 in season finale against Texas A&M-Commerce and 12 against Northwestern Oklahoma State in the opener...Named to the LSC North First Division Team as an outside linebacker. 2006/2007: Caught eight passes for 81 yards as a freshman in 2006...Spent 2007 as a redshirt. High School: Played at Norman North High School. Personal: Born Oct. 28, 1987...Parent is Jill Burgess...Majoring in education...Wants to be a either a coach or a teacher after graduation. BURGESS CAREER NUMBERS YEAR GP SOLO AST TOTAL LOSS SACKS INT 2008 10 51 30 81 10.5-40 1-12 1-20
CORY SUMMERS DL, 6-3, 300, Sr. Moore, Okla. (Westmoore HS)
Dominant defensive lineman who enters fall drills as a leading candidate for all-conference honors...Strong, smart athlete who makes a number of plays at the difficult de- fensive tackle position...Ended junior year with 19 tackles, nine tackles for losses and three quarterback sacks. 2007: Missed season with shoulder surgery. 2006: Anchored the defensive line where he had 14 tackles, seven of which were behind the line of scrimmage. He finished second on the team in sacks with three for losses totaling 27 yards...Earned second-team LSC North honors. High School: All-state track and football selection at Westmoore High School...Set the Class 6A record in shot put. Personal: Born Aug. 2, 1987...Parents are David Summers and Michelle Hill- egeist...Majoring in industrial engineering...Wants to be a fireman after graduation from college.
SUMMERS CAREER NUMBERS YEAR GP SOLO AST TOTAL LOSS SACKS INT 2005 11 12 12 24 7.0-31 2.5-17 0 2006 10 6 8 14 7.0-39 3-27 0 2007 Medical Redshirt 2008 11 15 4 19 9.0.-48 3-30 0 Total 32 33 24 57 23-118 8.5-74 0
bulldog football 09 - 15 Player Profiles
ADAM CARLOS CARSON BAILEY BATES BLAKENEY
LB, 6-0, 225, R/Fr. DB, 6-1, 210, Sr. FB, 5-11, 220, R/Fr. Brazosport, TX Ellenwood, Ga. Rookie defender Denton, TX Big hitter who is looking to earn play- Has been success- back for final year af- ing time at lineback- ful in making switch ter starting at strong er after Redshirt to fullback after be- safety as a junior...Good coverage skills al- season ginning college career in the offensive line... lows him to play a number of positions... High School: All-district first team selec- Could be used back in the offensive line if Finished the year with 21 tackles. tion at Brazosport High School. needed to fill for possible depth. High School/JC: Returned four intercep- Personal: Born Nov. 2, 1989...Parents are High School: Played for Coach Joey Flor- tions 60 yards last season at the College of Tom and Susan Bailey...Has a younger broth- ence at Denton Ryan High School where the Dupage...Had 13 interceptions as a senior er, Kent...Enjoys playing the guitar...Favorite Raiders were a two-time state champion in at Atlanta’s Frederick Douglas High School athlete is Brian Urlacher. 2002 and 2003. which led the state. Personal: Born May 21, 1990...Parents Personal: Born March 17, 1988...Parent are Mark and Cathy Blakeney...Enjoys listen- is Cynthia Stewart....Once participated as a ing to music and playing the drums. gymnast. KANE SAMUEL JAMES BRYEN BURNETT CUNNINGHAM
OL, 6-3, 300, Fr. WR, 6-0, 190, So. SS, 6-2, 205, So. Thomas, Okla. Dallas, Texas Duncanville, Texas Redshirt freshman Will move to re- Expected to provide that has gotten signif- ceiver position after depth at linebacker icantly stronger since playing defensive spot...Appeared in arrival...Good habits back for the first two nine games last year, in the weight room will pay off with playing seasons...Redshirted as a freshman. finishing with five tackles and a forced fum- time this season. High School: Played football, basketball ble. High School: Selected to the K101 Clas- and ran track at South Oak Cliff...Team won High School: Played football, basketball sic Bowl and was a Weatherford Daily News back-to-back state titles in basketball. and ran track at Duncanville. All-Area selection after his senior year at Personal: Born Aug. 12, 1986...Parents Personal: Born Sept. 13, 1988...Parents Thomas High School. are Samuel Young and Monette Henry... are Aletha Cunningham and Tim Smith...Ma- Personal: Born Jan. 2, 1990...Parents Hopes to be a coach after graduation. joring in engineering are Larry and Sandy Bryen...Has a younger brother, Cody, and a younger sister, Kylee... Majoring in history...Enjoys playing golf. ETHAN STEPHEN TREVOR DAVIS DAVIS DONNELL
LB, 6-4, 215, So. RB, 5-9, 180, Fr. WR, 6-2, 170, Fr. Grapevine, Texas Okla. City, Okla. Pond Creek, Okla. Expected to see Moved to offensive Wide receiver more time on the side of the ball and who has worked field after a solid was used as running himself up the depth spring...Intercepted two passes during the back through the bulk chart with a produc- Spring Game...Will challenge for starting of fall drills...Once understanding of the of- tive spring...Has improved his speed and spot at outside linebacker...Appeared in fensive scheme is grasped will be counted overall pass-catching skills. three games as a true freshman. on to provide help in the future. High School: Played 8-Man Football at High School: Earned all-conference hon- High School: All-city/all-district selection Pond-Creek Hunter High School where he ors as a senior offensive/defensive lineman at Westmoore High School where he rushed was an all-district selection for the Panthers for Grapevine High School. for over 800 yards as a senior. his senior year. Personal: Born Jan. 27, 1990...Parents Personal: Born Jan. 18, 1990...Parents Personal: Born Oct. 25, 1989...Parents are Julie and Trey Davis...Has two sisters, are Steve and Tami Davis...Has a sister, Na- are Kelly and Sheila Donnell...Has a younger and a younger brother...Wants to be a coach tasha...Majoring in kinesiology...Hopes to sister, Rikki...Majoring in business...Favorite after graduation. open his own gym in the future. athlete is Michael Jordan.
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AUSTIN CODY J.R. FEUERBORN GRAGG HAMMOND
OL, 6-4, 290, Fr. QB, 6-1, 180, Jr. RB, 5-8, 165, So. Mustang, Okla. Waukomis, Okla. Edmond, Okla. Young offensive Veteran ath- Should emerge lineman who has lete who has been as one of the team’s worked hard and an important part featured running continues to devel- of the program for the last three years... backs this year...Knows the offensive system op potential...Has gained strength and size Has seen limited duty at quarterback and and is expected to make a number of plays since arrival and will be a good player down will again fill in as a backup...Appeared in for the Bulldogs in 2009...Spent last season the line...Spent last season as a redshirt. four games last year and carried the ball as a redshirt. High School: All-district and all-confer- one time...Could move to wide receiver. High School: Attended Edmond Santa Fe ence selection at Mustang High School…Se- High School: All-star quarterback at High School where he one of the team’s top lected to honorable mention all-state team. Waukomis High School. rushers as a senior. Personal: Born Dec. 1, 1989...Parents are Personal: Born Oct. 21, 1987...Parents Personal: Born Sept. 23, 1988...Parents Amy and Greg Feuerborn...Has a younger are Todd and Amy Gragg...Has a younger sis- are Dominic and Lisa Hammond...Majoring brother, Dakota...Majoring in education... ter, Audrey. in management...Favorite athlete is Michael Wants to be a teacher or a coach. Jordan...Enjoys playing football. BRUCE JOHN BENNY HATTON KAYE JOHNSON
RB, 5-4, 145, So. DB, 5-9, 165, Fr. DL, 6-0, 285, Sr. Mesquite, Texas Irving, Texas Desoto, Texas Has great speed Redshirt freshman Should begin the and quickness. ..Will who showed promise year as a starter at cause opponents during Spring drills... nose guard...Strong headaches with his ability to always find an Expected to help the athlete who is also opening...Played in 11 games last year and team in the future. quick for his size...Had impressive spring finished with 268 all-purpose yards. High School: Played at Irving MacArthur campaign...Played in 10 of 11 games and fin- High School: Rushed for over 500 yards High School where he was a District 7-5A ished the season with 11 tackles, including and caught passes for 180 more yards first-team selection...Three-year starter four behind the line of scrimmage. during his senior year at John Horn High where he served as team captain...Member High School/JC: Starter at Cisco Junior School…First-team, all-district selection for of class leadership council and ranked in the College...Played at DeSoto High School. Coach Don Payne. top 15 percent of his class. Personal: Born Jan. 18, 1988. Personal: Born July 25, 1990...Parents Personal: Born March 10, 1989...Parents are Debra and Bruce Hatton. are James and Maria Kaye.
ROSS CODY RYAN LANE LAVENDAR LAWRENCE
TE, 6-3, 230, So. OL, 6-1, 245, So. WR, 6-0, 160, Fr. Chandler, Okla. The Colony, Texas Weatherford, OK Picked up valuable Made progress Made the move to experience in practice through hard work offensive guard after last year and again in and determination in beginning the Spring the spring...Should spring ball..Good hands for a receiver and at center...Considered provide quality depth at the wide receiver physical enough to block down lineman. to be one of the hardest workers on the of- position in 2009. High School: Member of the 2005 Class fensive line. ..Has developed extra strength High School: District 4A-1 first-team re- 2A state champion team at Chandler...All- in the weight room. ceiver as a senior…Qualified for the state state selection in 2006 as a senior. High School: Offensive Lineman-of-the- track meet in the sprint relay…Played for Personal: Born Dec. 22, 1988...Parents Year for The Colony in 2005 and was named Coach Woody Roof at Weatherford High are Neal and Carla Lane...Majoring in pre- to the second-team all-district squad. School. pharmacy...Once lived in Alaska as a youth. Personal: Born Feb. 14, 1989...Parents are Leo and Belinda Lavendar...Majoring in Personal: Born July 10, 1990...Parents parks and recreation...Wants to be a game are David and Sharon Lawrence...Has two warden. brothers and a sister, Carrie, Derek and Aaron...Majoring in engineering...Favorite athlete is Wes Welker. bulldog football 09 - 17 Player Profiles
FRED JEREMY JEFF LEAK LEATHERWOOD LEMON
LB, 6-0, 200, Sr. LB, 6-2, 230, So. DB, 6-0, 190, Sr. Palestine, Ark. Chickasha Okla. Columbus, Ga. Very quick to Played tight Fastest player on the ball, good hit- end and linebacker the defensive side ter who has added at Chickasha High of the ball...Has ran extra weight during School...Team made it a time of 4.28 in the the summer...Finished third on the team to the state playoffs in two of his three years 40-yard dash...Had five interceptions which with 64 tackles, including 6.5 tackles behind as a high school football player. ranked him fourth in the LSC...Ended the the line of scrimmage...Twice led the team Spent last season as a redshirt will be ex- year with 23 tackles, 20 of which were solos. in tackles with 13 against Tarleton State and pected to provide valuable playing time at High School/JC: First-team, all-confer- 12 against Oklahoma Panhandle State. the linebacker position this year. ence player at College of Dupage...Had six High School/JC: Spent 2006 season at interceptions last year including returning Independence Community College…Two- one for a touchdown...All-conference pick time, all-state selection at Palestine Wheat- at Carver High School. ley High school where he had 79 tackles and Personal: Born Nov. 23, 1985...Parent is 12 interceptions as a senior. Terra Stallings...Majoring in accounting. CHRIS CHAD SAM LYON McINTOSH NWAFOR
DL, 6-3, 220, Fr. K, 6-0, 220, Sr. DB, 5-11, 190, Sr. Colleyville, TX Grand Prairie, TX Chicago, Ill. Promising player Senior kicker who Outstanding year who has bounced did a solid job at both in the lineup after back from a knee in- punting and kicking transferring from Col- jury in the spring...Redshirt last season. chores last year... lege of Dupage...Fin- High School: All-state selection at Col- Ended the year making all 15 of his extra- ished year with 38 tackles in seven games... leyville Heritage High School…District 5-5A point attempts and was five-of-eight on Had 13 tackles to lead team against nation- first-team selection…Helped Panthers reach field goals with a long of 47 yards...Aver- ally-ranked West Texas A&M University. quarterfinals as a junior…Once played aged 37.8 yards on 69 punts. High School/JC: Starter who intercepted against Southlake Carroll in Texas Stadium in High School/JC: Starting kicker at- Na three passes at College of Dupage in 2007 front of an estimated crowd of 50,000. varro Junior College…Played at South Grand season...Ended the year with 40 tackles...At- Personal: Born March 5, 1990...Parent Prairie High School. tended Brookwood High School. is Randy Lyon...Has an older sister, Jenny... Personal: Born Aug. 8, 1987...Parents are Personal: Born Oct. 8, 1988...Parents are Majoring in marketing. Robert and Stacie McIntosh...Has a brother Virginia Iheza and Marcus Gainer...Majoring and two sisters...Majoring in engineering. in pre-pharmacy...Enjoys playing basketball.
MARQUES BLAKE JAKE ODOM OWEN OLIVAREZ
DB, 5-8, 170, Jr. DB, 6-0, 165, Fr. OL, 6-5, 290, Jr. Enid, Okla. Moore, Okla. Edmond, Okla. Improved over the Does a good job Two-year starter Spring and is expect- of recognizing cover- in the offensive line ed to be in the rota- ages and reacting to and should again be tion for a number of routes run by receivers...Intelligent player even more of a force snaps on the defensive side...Played in nine who should see playing time on special for the Bulldogs up front...Has good tech- of 11 games last year and ended the season teams and with the second unit. nique. with 13 tackles. High School: Led Westmoore High 2007: Started all 11 games and earned a 2007: Played in seven School with 116 tackles as a senior…Select- share of the LSC North Division Freshman- games and recorded one tackle. ed as an Oklahoma Academic Scholar and of-Year honors. High School: Participated in track, bas- was an Academic All-stater in 2008. High School: Selected to the Jim Thorpe ketball and football at Enid...All-district se- Personal: Born July 6, 1990...Parents are All-Star game...Earned all-district and all- lection as a senior. Kendall and Kristen Owen...Has a younger conference honors at Edmond Santa Fe. Personal: Born April 24, 1987...Parent is brother, Ryan...Enjoys cooking...Favorite Personal: Born Dec. 25, 1987...Parents Yvonne Lewis-Odom...Majoring in kinesiol- athlete is Steve Nash. are John Olivarez and Karla Martin...Major- ogy...Favorite athlete is Deion Sanders ing in chemistry.
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IZIAH JORDAN DAVID PERRY PETTITT PRIETO
DB, 5-10, 170, So. OL, 6-5, 265, So. OL, 6-2, 280, Jr. Irving, TX Bethany, Okla. Fullerton, Calif. Young player One of team’s Will be given a who has a prom- best offensive line- long look at winning ising future... man...Ended up a spot along the of- Has played him- starting all 11 games fensive line once fall self into the rotation at the corner- last year as a freshman...Has great feet and drills begin...Missed much of spring practice back spot...Played in 10 of 11 games movement for the position...Motivated ath- with an injury. and finished the year with 13 tackles. lete who will be one of the leaders on the High School/JC: Played at Mt. San Anto- High School: Played receiver and defen- team. nio College where he was named the team’s sive back for Irving MacArthur High School…Had High School: Played on Bethany’s Class 2A offensive lineman-of-the-year in 2005…Two-time six interceptions and caught eight TD passes. state championship team in 2003. Orange County All-star at Fullerton High School. Personal: Born July 11, 1990...Parents Personal: Born Sept. 3, 1988...Parents are Personal: Born May 8, 1986...Parents are are Daryl and Balita Perry...Majoring in kine- Les and Rita Pettitt...Majoring in health sci- Mario and Elizabeth Prieto...Has two broth- siology...Enjoys playing pool...Favorite ath- ences. ers, Alex and Alan...Majoring in health sci- lete is Champ Bailey. ences...Favorite athlete is Larry Allen. COLTON PAUL CURRY RAINEY RAUPE READ
OL, 6-2, 315, Jr. K, 6-1, 170, Fr. DE, 6-0, 245, So. Enid, Okla. Lawton, Okla. Dalhart, Texas Redshirt last sea- One of teams L e t t e r m a n son who is expected most improved play- who will help out on to be among those ers...Has made move the defensive line... battling for kicking chores...Should help the to offensive center Missed much of spring drills with an injury... program in future years. after playing at both guard and tackle in pre- Coaches like his motivation and his competi- High School: Made all 64 extra point at- vious years...Will continue to get better and tiveness...Played in all 11 games ending the tempts and was six-of-10 on field goals at has a bright future. year with 16 tackles...Solid special teams player. Lawton MacArthur High School…All-stater High School: Played for Pioneer team High School: Two-sport standout in both by class…Kicked the wining field goal to that was a three-time state academic cham- track and football at Dalhart...Qualified for claim Lawton City Championship. pion in 2003, 2004 and 2005. the state meet in the discuss throw. Personal: Born March 5, 1990...Parents Personal: Born April 29, 1987...Parents Personal: Born Nov. 11, 1988...Parents are Patty and Gary Rainey...Has two broth- are Chris and Teresa Raupe...Majoring in his- are Joey Read and Carolanne Ellertson...Ma- ers, Logan and Tanner...Favorite athlete is tory education...Wants to be a teacher and a joring in pre-pharmacy...Favorite athlete is Josh Hamilton. coach...Has four brothers and sisters. Ray Lewis. KYLE JOE SHANE RICH SAWYER SCOTT
OL, 6-3, 280, So. TE, 6-4, 270, Sr. DB, 5-10, 195, Jr. Commerce, Texas Ogden, Utah Sacramento, Calif. Big, strong offen- Big-play tight Expected to again sive lineman who will end who has already win starting job at move from tackle to caught the attention free safety once year guard spot in 2009...Continues to develop of professional scouts with his large frame begins...Smart player who makes certain de- necessary technique to become a solid of- and soft hands...First-team, all-LSC North fense is in the right position. fensive lineman for the Bulldogs in the fu- pick after catching 46 passes for 519 yards High School/JC: Had 64 tackles and eight ture...Redshirted as a freshman. and five TD’s...Caught game-clinching, 61- interceptions at American River where he High School: Qualified for state power yard TD against Northwestern Oklahoma. was named to the all-conference first team... lifting meets in 2005, 2006 and 2007 at High School/JC: Played on runner-up Ju- All-conference selection at Del Campo High Commerce High School. nior College National Championship team at School where he had 11 interceptions and Personal: Born June 26, 1989...Parents Snow JC...All-conference selection in both 74 tackles. are Tim and Kay Rich...Majoring in kinesiol- track and football at Ogden High School. Personal: Born April 6, 1987...Parent is ogy...Hopes to be a coach...Enjoys fishing. Personal: Born June 16, 1986...Parents Rick Scott...Majoring in exercise science... are Gerod and Betty Sawyer. Hopes to own his own gym someday.
bulldog football 09 - 19 Player Profiles
TALITE JAKE NOAH SIKA SINKULA SMYTHE
DL, 6-2, 295, Sr. DL, 6-2, 220, Fr. TE, 6-5, 225, Fr. Bedford, Texas Oklahoma City Plano, Texas Senior veteran Quick, strong ath- Got consider- who has been with lete who does a good able work in the spring the program a num- job of getting off the where he showed ber of years...One of line and attacking ball carrier...Will continue good ability to make tough catches...Works the strongest players on the team...Will ro- improvement with added experience. hard in the weight room to add size and tate at the nose guard position throughout High School: Earned All-state honors at strength. the year. Bishop McGuiness High School where he High School: Played at Canyon Creek 2005-08: Has played both offensive line helped the Irish to the Class 4A state cham- Christian Academy where he was an all- and defensive line for the Bulldogs...Record- pionship…Played for Coach Kenny Young. state selection at both tight end and re- ed six tackles as a sophomore. Personal: Born May 14, 1990...Parents ceiver for the Cougars…Caught six passes High School: All-district defensive line- are Jerry and Kari Sihkula...Has a younger for 142 yards and four touchdowns in man and a member of the Academic All- brother, Jess, and a younger sister, Geneva... final game against Garland Christian. State team at L.D. Bell High School. Favorite athlete is Jason Taylor. Personal: Born May 7, 1990...Parents are Personal: Born Dec. 18, 1986...Parents are Greg and Sue Smythe Semisi and Tina Sika. STEPHEN TIM BEN SPEER STEPHENSON WALDRON
OL, 6-1, 285, So. DE, 6-2, 260, Jr. DL, 6-3, 275, Sr. Arlington, Texas Arlington, Texas Owasso, Okla. Hard worker Physical athlete who Experienced play- who has likely won has gained consider- er who will be look- himself a spot on the able playing time in ing to earn playing offensive line in either of the two guard po- his first two years time on the defensive sitions...Motivated player who also excels in with the program...Played in 10 games end- side of the ball this fall...Picked up valuable the weight room as well. ed the year with 15 tackles. experience as a redshirt last year. High School: Football and wrestling star 2007: Ended his freshman year with High School/JC: Played at Northeastern at Arlington High School...Graduated in the eight tackles and one quarterback sack. A&M College…All-district selection at Owas- top 10% of his class and received a number High School: All-district defensive line- so High School. of academic scholarships. man and linebacker at Arlington High. Personal: Born April 17, 1986...Parents Personal: Born Nov. 2, 1988...Parents are Personal: Nov. 17, 1988...Parents are are Kirby and Rozena Waldron...Majoring in Frank and Elizabeth Speer...Has two older Charles and Lan Stephenson...Majoring in health science...Favorite athlete is Larry Al- sisters...Majoring in business...Enjoys play- kinesiology....Enjoys karate and boxing... len...Enjoys lifting weights and listening to ing basketball and football. Wants to be a football coach. music.
NICK WALKER
DE, 6-1, 255, So. Altus, Okla. Continued improve- ment has put him in position to see time at the defensive end spot...Should be a fac- tor for the team as his career develops. High School: All-district and an all-state selection at Altus High School. Personal: Born May 18, 1989...Parents are John and Susan Walker...Has an older brother, Trey...Majoring in pre-medicine... Favorite player is Mike Alstott...Enjoys hunting.
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Kalum Balluch OL 6-4 280 Fr. Carrollton, TX (Creekview) All-district 9-5A selection at Carrollton’s Creekview High School Andrew Brooks OL 6-2 260 Fr. Brazosport, TX Father, Randy, played at SWOSU in the late 1970’s Colton Dickinson OL 6-0 220 Fr. Tulsa, OK (Union) Played on Class 6A state championship team Robert Garcia OL 6-4 300 Fr. Laredo, TX (Alexander) First team all-district 29-5A selection Matt Loehr OL 6-5 285 Fr. Enid, OK Two-year starter for Class 6A playoff team Chaz Mattocks OL 6-5 285 Fr. Newalla, OK John Niutei OL 6-3 315 Jr. Euless, TX (Kilgore JC) Played for J.J. Eckert at Kilgore Junior College Austin Perdue OL 6-3 285 Fr. Wellston, OK Second-team selection to Little All-City team Lloyd Shelton OL 6-5 250 Fr. Clarendon, TX First-team district 1A-4 selection at defensive line Ryan Corbin OL 6-5 240 Fr. Newcastle, OK Caught 39 passes for 409 yards and 2 TD’s for the Racers Daniel Barwick RB 5-9 175 Fr. Enid , OK 104 carries for 933 yards and 9 TDs. Caught 33 passes for 475 yards Dashon Carter-Mayes RB 5-10 170 Fr. Amarillo, TX (Pala Duro) Ryan Cobble RB 5-9 175 Fr. Choctaw, OK Has been clocked at 4.5 in the 40-yard dash Lance Crampton RB 5-8 190 Fr. Marlow, OK Karl Hodge RB 5-10 190 Fr. Dallas, TX (Life School) First-team District 15-2A selection Bryce Moore RB 5-6 165 Fr. Tuttle, OK Carried 118 times for 863 yards and 13 TDs Brad Morton RB 5-10 170 Fr. Edmond, OK (North) Two-sport star in football and wrestling Tanner Williams RB 5-10 200 Fr. Elk City, OK Bryce Deemer WR 5-10 185 Fr. Norman, OK (North) Corbin Dickerson WR 6-2 210 Fr. Altus, OK Led high school team in receptions, yards and TD’s Kyle Ebert WR 6-2 185 So. Tuttle, OK Star receiver on Tuttle’s Class 3A state title team in 2005 Ryan Hendrickson WR 6-0 170 Fr. Tuttle, OK Named to Class 3A All-State Team Jeremy Jackson WR 6-1 180 Fr. Lawton, OK (Eisenhower) Ryan Long WR 5-9 160 Fr. Okeene, OK Played in Class A Championship game with Okeene Jacob Meirs WR 6-0 190 Fr. Duncan, OK Jordan Mitchell WR 5-11 175 Fr. Edmond, OK (Santa Fe) Caught 38 passes for 450 yards and 5 TDs for Cocannouer at ESFHS Josh Namin WR 5-10 165 Fr. Plano, TX (Canyon Creek) Tyler Newman WR 6-3 180 Fr. Elk City, OK Josh Norton WR 5-9 195 Fr. Norman, OK (North) Caught 22 passes for 204 yards and three TD’s Caleb Queen WR 6-0 180 Fr. Irving, Texas (Nimitz) Has played quarterback in high school Timmy Winans WR 6-0 180 Fr. Kingfisher, OK Caught 29 passes for 607 yards and 9 TD’s Logan Carter QB 6-2 170 Fr. Choctaw, OK Played five different positions at Choctaw High School Matt Edmonds QB 5-5 190 So. Mustang, OK (SNU) Threw for 3,788 yards and state record 42 TD’s in 2005 Ryan John QB 6-3 190 Fr. Lawton, OK (MacArthur) 5A pass leader with 3,107 yards and 27 touchdowns Houston Johnston QB 6-0 190 Fr. Duncan, OK Threw for 917 yards and 8 TD’s...Ran for another 584 yards Dustin Stenta QB 6-0 190 Fr. Ft. Worth, TX Threw for more than 4,400 yards and 46 TD’s in 2 years Aaron Sunday QB 6-2 220 So. Claremore, OK (McPherson) Starter at McPherson College last season Ryan Russ QB 6-2 205 Fr. Cordell, OK Played for former SWOSU assistant Rocky Powell David Barnes LB 6-1 205 Fr. Lawton, OK (Eisenhower) Zachary Godwin LB 5-10 200 Fr. Elgin, OK Ranked in top 20 with 94 tackles...Defensive MVP of District 3A-1 Brandon Johnson LB 6-0 200 Fr. DeSoto, TX Honorable mention all-district 11-5A Ethan Nance LB 6-1 200 Fr. Fairview, OK Long jump, high jump and triple jump track star Chris Pinion LB 6-0 205 So. Bethany, Okla. Played on SWOSU baseball team Chase Stalsworth LB 5-11 190 Fr. Newcastle, OK District’s co-defensive player-of-the-year Josh Zimmer LB 5-11 205 Fr. Washington, OK 2nd best rusher in Class 2A with 1,873 yards and 26 TDs Adam Byrd DB 5-9 175 Fr. Deer Creek, OK All-district 5A-1 selection Nick Cartwright DB 6-0 175 Fr. Mustang, OK Finished 4th in Class 6A with 7 interceptions Micah Franklin DB 6-0 190 Fr. Duncan, OK Played for former Bulldog Todd Hudson at Duncan Alton Gaines DB 5-10 185 Fr. Clarendon, TX Defensive MVP of District 4-1A Riley Gibson DB 5-8 160 Fr. Newcastle, OK District’s co-running back-of-the-year Austin Major DB 6-0 175 Fr. Chandler, OK Rushed for 1,102 yards on 150 carries and scored 13 TDs Chance Tapia DB 6-2 180 Fr. Lawton, OK Had 4 interceptions as a senior Mike Trujillo DB 5-10 175 Fr. Bedford, TX (L.D. Bell) Played on high school baseball team Barry Williams DB 5-11 160 Fr. Lawton, OK (MacArthur) Played slot receiver and cornerback Jesse Wright DB 6-2 200 Fr. Aledo, TX District 6-4A Defensive MVP...DFW Super Prep Team Antuanya Debose DL 6-3 215 Fr. Okla. City, OK (Millwood) Member of 2006 Class 2A State championship team Jordan Hinton DL 6-1 265 Fr. Lawton, OK (Eisenhower) Had 55 tackles,including 41 solo stops as a senior Cash Johnson DL 6-2 235 Fr. Kingfisher, OK Selected to Participate in Oklahoma All-State Game Deonte Logan DL 6-2 245 Fr. Frederick, OK Selected to Participate in Oklahoma All-State Game Dustin Phillips DL 5-10 240 Fr. Lawton, OK Wrestled at 215 pounds in high school Larry Wilson DL 5-10 220 Fr. Mustang, OK Led Class 6A in tackles with 165...Finished fourth in sacks with 12
bulldog football 09 - 21 Opponents GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3 at EMPORIA EASTERN NEW at ANGELO STATE MEXICO STATE Aug. 27, 2009 -- 7 p.m. Sept. 5 2009 -- 6 p.m. Sept. 12 2009 -- 6 p.m. GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location Emporia, Kan. Location Portales, N.M. Location San Angelo, Texas Enrollment 6,528 Enrollment 4,135 Enrollment 6,000 Nickname Hornets Nickname Greyhounds Nickname Rams Colors Old Gold and Black Colors Green and Silver Colors Blue and Gold Field Jones Field Field Greyhound (6,100) Field San Angelo Stadium (17,000) Conference Mid America Intercollegaite Conference Lone Star -- South Conference Lone Star - South President Dr. Michael Lane President Dr. Steven Gamble President Dr. Joseph C. Rallo Athletics Director Kent Webster Athletics Director Jeff Geiser Athletics Director Kathleen Brasfield Sports Information Don Weast Sports Information Adam Peterman Sports Information Dave Wester Phone 620-341-5526 Phone 505-562-4309 Phone 325-942-2378 COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach Garin Higins Head Coach Mike Ribaudo Head Coach Dale Carr Alma Mater (Year) Emporia State ‘92 Alma Mater (Year) Arizona ‘88 Alma Mater (Year) Colorado State ‘87 Record at School 7-15 (2 years) Record at School 15-27 (4 years) Record at School 17-26 (4 years) Overall Record 58-24 (7 years) Overall Record same Overall Record Same TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record 4-7 Overall Record 2-8 Overall Record 3-8 Conference Record/Finish 2-7, 8th Conference Record/Finish 0-6 (7th, LSC-S) Conference Record/Finish 1-5 (6th, LSC-S) Starters Returning/Lost 18/4 Starters Returning/Lost Starters Returning/Lost 12/10 SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD Overall Record 1-0 Overall Record SW leads 26-17-2 Overall Record Tied at 2-2 Last Meeting ESU won 26-6 in 1951 Last Meeting ENMU won 37-24 in 2008 Last Meeting ASU won 24-2 in 2008 Current Streak ESU won 1 Current Streak ENMU won 3 Current Streak ASU won 2 GAME 4 GAME 5 GAME 6 WEST at TARLETON SOUTHEASTERN TEXAS A&M STATE OKLAHOMA Sept. 19, 2009 -- 6 p.m. Sept. 26, 2009 -- 7 p.m. Oct. 3, 2009 -- 2 p.m. GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location Canyon, Texas Location Stephenville, Texas Location Durant, Okla. Enrollment 7,300 Enrollment 9,450 Enrollment 4,200 Nickname Buffs Nickname Texans Nickname Savage Storm Colors Maroon and White Colors Purple and White Colors Blue and Gold Field Kimbrough (20,000) Field Memorial Stadium (7,000) Field Laird Field (4,500) Conference Lone Star - South Conference Lone Star -- South Conference Lone Star - South President Dr. Patrick O’Brien President F. Dominic Dottavio President Dr. Michael Turner Athletics Director Michael McBroom Athletics Director Lonn Reisman Athletics Director Keith Baxter Sports Information Kent Johnson Sports Information Joey Roberts Sports Information Matt Thomas Phone 806-651-4406 Phone 254-968-9077 Phone 580-745-2646 COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach Don Carthel Head Coach Sam McElroy Head Coach Ray Richards Alma Mater (Year) Eastern N.M. (1974) Alma Mater (Year) Southwest Texas ‘85 Alma Mater (Year) Northern Michigan ‘81 Record at School 44-7 (4 years) Record at School 30-12 (4 years) Record at School 24-17 (4 year) Overall Record 88-39-1 (12 years) Overall Record same Overall Record 34-41 (9 years) TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record 11-2 Overall Record 8-3 Overall Record 6-5 Conference Record/Finish 5-1 (2nd, LSC-S) Conference Record/Finish 3-3 (3rd, LSC-S) Conference Record 4-1 (2nd, LSC-N) Starters Returning/Lost Starters Returning/Lost 15/7 Starters Returning/Lost 13/9 SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD Overall Record SW leads 10-7-2 Overall Record TSU leads 14-10-0 Overall Record SOSU leads 41-33-3 Last Meeting WTAMU won 42-20 in 2008 Last Meeting TSU won 24-21 in 2008 Last Meeting SOSU won 29-21 in 2008 Current Streak WTAMU won Current Streak TSU won 5 Current Streak SOSU won 7
22 - bulldog football 09 Opponents GAME 7 GAME 8 GAME 9 at NORTHEASTERN at CENTRAL EAST STATE OKLAHOMA CENTRAL Oct. 10, 2009 -- 7 p.m. Oct. 17, 2009 -- 6 p.m. Oct. 24, 2009 -- 6 p.m. GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location Tahlequah, Okla. Location Edmond, Okla. Location Ada, Okla. Enrollment 10,000 Enrollment 15,500 Enrollment 4,600 Nickname RiverHawks Nickname Bronchos Nickname Tigers Colors Green and White Colors Bronze and Blue Colors Orange and Black Field Gable Field (12,000) Field Wantland Stadium (10,000) Field Norris (5,000) Conference Lone Star - North Conference Lone Star - North Conference Lone Star - North President Dr. Don Betz President Dr. W. Roger Webb. President Dr. John Hargrove Athletics Director Jeff Conya Athletics Director Joe Muller Athletics Director Brian DeAngelis Sports Information Jeremy Lyles Sports Information Mike Kirk Sports Information Brian Johnson Phone 918-456-5511 x 3930 Phone 405-974-2142 Phone 580-559-5258 COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach Kenny Evans Head Coach Tracy Holland Head Coach Tim McCarty Alma Mater (Year) Northeastern St. (1982) Alma Mater (Year) Northern Colorado ‘78 Alma Mater (Year) Fort Hays State ‘85 Record at School 1-10 (2 years) Record at School 7-4 (2 years) Record at School 9-11 (3 years) Overall Record Same Overall Record Same Overall Record same TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record 1-10 Overall Record 7-4 Overall Record 3-8 Conference Record/Finish 0-5 (6th, LSC-N) Conference Record 5-0 (1st, LSC-N) Conference Record/Finish 2-3 (4th, LSC-N) Starters Returning/Lost Starters Returning/Lost Starters Returning/Lost 7/7 SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD Overall Record SW leads 39-36-3 Overall Record UCO leads 58-24-3 Overall Record ECU leads 45-39-2 Last Meeting SWOSU 17-16 in 2008 Last Meeting UCO won 23-16 in 2008 Last Meeting ECU won 42-21 in 2008 Current Streak SWOSU won 3 Current Streak UCO won 2 Current Streak ECU won 1 GAME 10 GAME 11 OKLAHOMA TEXAS A&M PANHANDLE COMMERCE Oct. 31, 2009 -- 2 p.m. Nov. 8, 2009 -- 2 p.m. GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Location Goodwell, Okla. Location Commerce, Texas Enrollment 1,200 Enrollment 8,546 Nickname Aggies Nickname Lions Colors Crimson and Royal Blue Colors Blue and Gold Field Wooten Field (4,000) Field Memorial Stadium (10,000) Conference Central States Conference Lone Star -- North President Dr. David Bryant President Dr. Daniel Jones Athletics Director Jerry Olson Athletics Director Carlton Cooper Sports Information Scott Puryear Sports Information Danny Kambel Phone 580-349-1340 Phone 903-886-5131 COACHING STAFF COACHING STAFF Head Coach Mike Wyatt Head Coach Guy Morris Alma Mater (Year) Panhandle State ‘81 Alma Mater (Year) TCU ‘72 Record at School 3-17 (2 years) Record at School 0-0 (1st year) Overall Record Same Overall Record 27-57-7 TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record 3-7 Overall Record 5-5 Conference Record/Finish NA Conference Record 3-2 Starters Returning/Lost 19/3 Starters Returning/Lost 8/14 SERIES RECORD SERIES RECORD Overall Record SW leads 36-15-2 Overall Record A&M-C leads 9-3 Last Meeting SWOSU won 41-7 in 2008 Last Meeting TAMC won 21-3 in 2008 Current Streak SWOSU won 4 Current Streak TAMC won 1
bulldog football 09 - 23 Year in Review
GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3 SWOSU 29 SWOSU 24 Angelo State 24 Northwestern Okla. 15 Eastern New Mexico 37 SWOSU 2 Aug. 28, 2008 - Alva, Okla. Sept. 6, 2008 -- Blackwater Draw, N.M. Sept. 13, 2008 -- Weatherford, Okla. SCORE BY QUARTERS SCORE BY QUARTERS SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 4 F SWOSU 3 13 6 7 29 SWOSU 3 14 0 7 24 Angelo State 14 3 0 7 24 Northwestern Okla. 0 0 7 8 15 Eastern New Mexico 8 13 16 0 37 SWOSU 0 0 2 0 2
SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY SWOSU -- Spenser Daniel 18 FG SWOSU -- Spenser Daniel 36 FG ASU -- Nate Bayless 21 pass from Will Mezger SWOSU -- Daniel 40 FG ENMU -- Matt Handler 16 pass from Cory Baker (Ryan Smith kick) SWOSU -- Daniel 26 FG (Marcus Robinson pass from Michael Carrasco) ASU -- Robert Boone 35 pass from Mezger (Smith SWOSU -- Joe Sawyer 3 pass from Steve Day ENMU -- Adam Richards 37 FG kick) (Daniel kick) ENMU -- Richards 40 FG ASU -- Smith 25 FG NWOSU -- Billy Barefield 46 run (Ty Ray kick) SWOSU -- Johnathan Haggerty 15 pass from SWOSU -- Ruzell McCoy tackles qb in endzone SWOSU -- Johnathan Haggerty 30 pass from Day Steve Day (Daniel kick) ASU -- Daniel Thomas 16 run (Smith kick) (kick failed) ENMU -- Jessie Poku 40 pass from Baker (Rich- NWOSU -- Cotton Green 3 pass from Barefield ards kick) TEAM STATISTICS (Barefield rush) SWOSU -- Brandon Cobb 39 pass from Day ASU SWOSU SWOSU -- Sawyer 61 pass from Day (Daniel kick) (Daniel kick) 16 First Downs 11 ENMU -- Team safety 42-101 Rushes/Yards 28-94 TEAM STATISTICS ENMU -- Joseph Banyard 14 run (Richards kick) 155 Passing Yards 98 SWOSU NWOSU ENMU -- Carrasco 7 pass from Baker (Richards 15-26-1 Comp/Att/Int 13-37-3 17 First Downs 16 kick) 0-0 Fumbles/Lost 2-2 36-113 Rushes/Yards 33-132 SWOSU -- Day 1 run (Daniel kick) 6-35 Penalties/Yards 4-22 250 Passing Yards 158 7-40.1 Punts/Average 7-36.6 18-32-0 Comp/Att/Int 16-26-2 TEAM STATISTICS 1-1 Fumbles/Lost 1-1 SWOSU ENMU 5-41.6 Punts/Average 7-32.7 18 First Downs 17 5-55 Penalties/Yards 3-33 33-37 Rushes/Yards 21-50 292 Passing Yards 278 21-56-1 Comp/Att/Int 34-46-2 0-0 Fumbles/Lost 0-0 9-73 Penalties/Yards 5-62 8-31.5 Punts/Average 9-29.0 GAME 4 GAME 5 GAME 6 SWOSU 20 Tarleton State 24 SWOSU 21 West Texas A&M 42 SWOSU 21 Southeastern Okla. 29 Sept. 20, 2008 -- Canyon, Texas Sept. 27, 2008 -- Weatherford,Okla. Oct. 4, 2008 -- Durant, Okla. SCORE BY QUARTERS SCORE BY QUARTERS SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 4 F SWOSU 3 3 14 0 20 Tarleton State 7 0 7 10 24 SWOSU 0 0 14 7 21 West Texas A&M 7 14 14 7 42 SWOSU 7 7 0 7 21 Southeastern Okla. 10 10 0 9 29
SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY SWOSU -- Spenser Daniel 22 FG TSU -- Keith Demby 1 run (Garrett Lindholm kick) SOSU -- Cole Jones 33 FG WTAM -- Charly Martin 42 pass from Keith Null SWOSU -- Johnathan Haggerty 27 pass from SOSU -- Ty Hull 13 pass from Brandon McCain (James Chandler kick) Steve Day (Spenser Daniel kick) (Jones kick) WTAM -- Anthony Clark 19 pass from Null SWOSU -- Joe Sawyer 23 pass from Day (Daniel SOSU -- Jones 54 FG (Chandler kick) kick) SOSU -- Baylen Laury 27 pass from McCain (Jones WTAM -- Wayne McKight 3 run (Chandler kick) TSU -- Roderick Smith 54 run (Lindholm kick) kick) SWOSU -- Daniel 34 FG TSU -- Lindholm 39 FG SWOSU -- Kyle Wimberly 33 pass from Steve Day WTAM -- Keith Fleming 5 pass from Null (Chan- SWOSU -- Brandon Dixon 4 pass from Day (Daniel (Chad McIntosh kick) dler kick) kick) SWOSU -- Brandon Dixon 9 pass from Day SWOSU -- Steve Ihekona 3 run (Daniel kick) TSU -- Eric Foreman 64 pass from Scott Grantham (McIntosh kick) SWOSU -- Kyle Wimberly 17 pass from Steve Day (Lindholm kick) SWOSU -- Joe Sawyer 35 pass from Day (McIn- (Daniel kick) tosh kick) WTAM -- Martin 4 pass from Null (Chandler kick) TEAM STATISTICS SOSU -- Jerome Hewitt 54 punt return (pass WTAM -- Fleming 13 run (Chandler kick) TSU SWOSU failed) 13 First Downs 23 SOSU -- Jones 30 FG TEAM STATISTICS 27-160 Rushes/Yards 41-135 SWOSU WTAM 183 Passing Yards 245 TEAM STATISTICS 18 First Downs 23 8-24-4 Comp/Att/Int 29-47-2 SWOSU SOSU 33-96 Rushes/Yards 25-142 2-1 Fumbles/Lost 0-0 21 First Downs 13 198 Passing Yards 368 3-45 Penalties/Yards 3-20 31-115 Rushes/Yards 30-127 14-28-1 Comp/Att/Int 30-42-1 4-41.0 Punts/Average 7-36.3 326 Passing Yards 168 0-0 Fumbles/Lost 1-0 26-46-3 Comp/Att/Int 16-29-0 5-42.8 Punts/Average 3-38.7 1-0 Fumbles/Lost 3-0 4-46 Penalties/Yards 12-117 5-31 Penalties/Yards 5-37 8-39.5 Punts/Average 8-47.1
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GAME 7 GAME 8 GAME 9 Northeastern State 16 Central Oklahoma 23 SWOSU 21 SWOSU 17 SWOSU 16 East Central 42 Oct. 11, 2008 -- Weatherford, Okla. Oct. 18, 2008 -- Weatherford, Okla. Oct. 25, 2008 -- Ada, Okla. SCORE BY QUARTERS SCORE BY QUARTERS SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 4 F Northeastern State 6 0 7 3 16 Central Oklahoma 0 0 7 16 23 SWOSU 7 0 7 7 21 SWOSU 0 0 7 10 17 SWOSU 0 6 3 7 16 East Central 0 21 0 21 42
SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY NSU -- Jared Homer 46 FG SWOSU -- Chad McIntosh 29 FG SWOSU -- Luke Lundy 9 run (Chad McIntosh kick) NSU -- Homer 56 FG SWOSU -- McIntosh 47 FG ECU -- Justin Heimer 19 pass from Marcus John- SWOSU -- Kyle Wimberly 15 pass from Steve Day UCO -- Ryan Gallimore 6 pass from Brandon son (Corey Dozier kick) (Chad McIntosh kick) Noohi (Chad Susman kick) ECU -- Larry Carter 8 pass from Johnson (Dozier NSU -- Jarrett Byers 20 pass from Kenny Davis SWOSU -- McIntosh 22 FG kick) (Homer kick) UCO -- Noohi 2 run (pass failed) SWOSU -- Lundy 2 run (McIntosh kick) SWOSU -- Joe Sawyer 3 pass from Day (McIntosh UCO -- Susman 28 FG ECU -- Jerold Lovelace 13 pass from Johnson kick) SWOSU -- Kyle Wimberly 26 pass from Steve Day (Dozier kick) SWOSU -- McIntosh 28 FG (McIntosh kick) ECU -- Ryan McGuire 19 pass from Johnson NSU -- Homer 51 FG UCO -- K Hendricks 56 pass from Noohi (Susman (Dozier kick) kick) ECU -- Lovelace 10 pass from Johnson (Dozier TEAM STATISTICS kick) NSU SWOSU TEAM STATISTICS SWOSU -- Ovie Esalomi 6 run (McIntosh kick) 11 First Downs 20 UCO SWOSU 30-41 Rushes/Yards 31-88 20 First Downs 17 TEAM STATISTICS 132 Passing Yards 279 32-85 Rushes/Yards 29-119 SWOSU ECU 14-33-1 Comp/Att/Int 25-51-2 267 Passing Yards 239 22 First Downs 22 4-1 Fumbles/Lost 2-1 27-42-1 Comp/Att/Int 24-46-1 29-90 Rushes/Yards 27-79 10-44.4 Punts/Average 10-39.5 1-0 Fumbles/Lost 1-0 193 Passing Yards 292 10-148 Penalties/Yards 3-40 12-91 Penalties/Yards 13-111 22-46-1 Comp/Att/Int 30-45-0 9-42.1 Punts/Average 9-42.6 4-2 Fumbles/Lost 1-0 5-56 Penalties/Yards 7-57 4-27.2 Punts/Average 4-35.0
GAME 9 GAME 10 Oklahoma Panhandle 7 SWOSU 3 SWOSU 42 Texas A&M-Commerce 21 Nov. 1, 2008, -- Weatherford, Okla. Nov. 8, 2008 -- Commerce, Texas SCORE BY QUARTERS SCORE BY QUARTERS 1 2 3 4 F 1 2 3 4 F Okla. Panhandle 7 0 0 0 7 SWOSU 0 3 0 0 3 SWOSU 21 14 0 7 42 Texas A&M-Commerce 7 0 7 7 21
SCORING SUMMARY SCORING SUMMARY SWOSU --Ovie Esalomi 38 run (Chad McIntosh A&M-C -- Willie Thornton 44 pass from Trent kick) Miller (Juan Velasco kick) OPSU -- Vinny Gay 1 run (Patrick Klein kick) SWOSU -- Chad McIntosh 40 FG SWOSU -- Steve Ihekona 3 pass from Steve Day A&M-C -- Nail El Amin 51 run (Juan Velasco kick) (McIntosh kick) A&M-C -- Terry Mayo 20 pass from Taylor Fore SWOSU -- Kyle Wimberly 25 pass from Day (Velasco kick) (McIntosh kick) SWOSU -- Esalomi 1 run (McIntosh kick) TEAM STATISTICS SWOSU -- Johnathan Haggerty 14 pass from Day SWOSU A&M-C (McIntosh kick) 16 First Downs 15 SWOSU -- Esalomi 15 run (McIntosh kick) 28-40 Rushes/Yards 38-141 265 Passing Yards 190 TEAM STATISTICS 22-44-2 Comp/Att/Int 14-28-1 OSPU SWOSU 3-3 Fumbles/Lost 4-2 18 First Downs 24 7-49 Penalties/Yards 8-64 29-42 Rushes/Yards 40-295 5-32.2 Punts/Average 6-45.2 118 Passing Yards 192 15-31-2 Comp/Att/Int 13-23-1 3-3 Fumbles/Lost 1-1 4-20 Penalties/Yards 17-185 4-30.0 Punts/Average 3-34.3
bulldog football 09 - 25 Statistics RUSHING NAME Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD LN Avg/G Luke Lundy 127 597 45 552 4.3 2 51 55.2 Ovie Esalomi 81 386 44 342 4.2 4 38 31.1 Steve Ihekona 66 279 19 260 3.9 1 32 26.0 Brandon Cobb 35 129 35 94 2.7 0 15 8.5 Bruce Hatton 6 39 7 32 5.3 0 35 2.9 Shane Scott 1 30 0 30 30.0 0 30 15.0 Thad Carson 3 8 0 8 2.7 0 5 1.0 Courtney Hill 3 7 0 7 2.3 0 3 7.0 Cody Gragg 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Kyle Wimberly 5 10 18 -8 -1.6 0 7 -0.7 Team 1 0 26 -26 -26.0 0 0 -8.7 Steve Day 30 40 109 -69 -2.3 1 8 -6.3 Team 359 1525 303 1222 3.4 8 51 111.1 Opponents 334 1490 390 1100 3.3 10 54 100.0 PASSING NAME C ATT INT PCT YDS TD LN Steve Day 225 448 17 50.2 2561 18 61 Kyle Wimberly was the top pass catcher Brandon Cobb 2 4 0 50.0 16 0 8 with 51 receptions for 678 yards. Kyle Wimberly 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 0 TOTAL 227 453 17 50.1 2577 18 61 RESULTS Opponents 219 372 15 58.9 2309 24 64 OVERALL RECORD (3-8, 1-4 LSC-North 5th) DATE OPPONENT SCORE RECEIVING Aug 28 Northwestern Okla. W 33-7 NAME G No. Yds Avg TD LN Avg/G Sep 6 @ Eastern N.M. L 24-37 Kyle Wimberly 11 51 678 13.3 5 44 61.6 Sep 13 Angelo State L 2-24 Sept 20 @ West Texas A&M L 20-42 Joe Sawyer 11 46 519 11.3 5 61 47.2 Sep 27 Tarleton State L 21-24 Johnathan Haggerty 9 28 392 14.0 4 30 43.6 #Oct 4 @ Southeastern Okla. L 21-29 Brandon Dixon 10 26 277 10.7 2 37 27.7 #Oct 11 Northeastern State W 17-16 Luke Lundy 10 20 210 10.5 0 49 21.0 #Oct 18 Central Oklahoma L 16-23 Erik Sykes 9 16 198 11.6 0 32 22.0 #Oct 25 @ East Central L 21-42 Ovie Esalomi 11 14 75 5.4 0 16 6.8 Nov 1 Oklahoma Panhandle W 42-7 Brandon Cobb 11 8 79 9.9 1 39 7.2 #Nov 8 @ A&M-Commerce L 3-21 Steve Ihekona 10 8 56 7.0 1 15 5.6 # LSC North Division Game Bruce Hatton 11 5 33 6.6 0 11 3.0 Thad Carson 8 2 41 20.5 0 26 5.1 TEAM STATISTICS Ross Lane 6 2 19 9.5 0 12 3.2 SW OPP Total 11 227 2577 11.4 18 61 234.3 FIRST DOWNS 207 184 Opponents 11 219 2309 10.5 24 64 209.9 Rushing 72 68 Passing 115 95 Penalty 20 21 SCORING RUSHING YARDAGE 1222 1100 NAME TD FGs KICK RUSH RCV PASS DXP SAF PTS Yards gained rushing 1525 1490 Joe Sawyer 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Yards lost rushing 303 390 Kyle Wimberly 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Rushing attempts 359 334 Chad McIntosh 0 5-8 15-15 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Average Per Rush 3.4 3.3 Spenser Daniel 0 6-10 10-11 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 28 Average Per Game 111.1 100.0 Ovie Esalomi 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 TDs Rushing 8 10 Johnathan Haggerty 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 PASSING YARDAGE 2577 2309 Steve Ihekona 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Comp-Att 277-452 219-327 Brandon Dixon 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Interceptions by 17 5 Luke Lundy 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Average Per Pass 5.7 6.2 Brandon Cobb 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Average Per Catch 11.4 10.5 Steve Day 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Average Per Game 234.3 209.0 TDs Passing 18 24 Ruzell McCoy 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 TOTAL OFFENSE 3799 3409 Total 26 11-18 25-26 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 216 Total Plays 812 706 Opponents 35 11-14 31-31 1-1 1 1-3 0 1 200 Average Per Play 4.7 4.8 Average Per Game 345.4 309.9 TIME OF POSSESSION 31:22 28:50
26 - bulldog football 09 Statistics DEFENSE NAME GP Solo Ast Total Loss Sack Int PBU Fum FF BK Ruzell McCoy 11 68 39 107 20.0-64 5-33 0-0 4 1-0 3 1 Jaron Burgess 10 51 30 81 10.5-40 1-12 1-20 3 0-0 1 0 Fred Leak 11 42 22 64 6.5-16 0-0 0-0 3 0-0 0 0 Justin Cannon 11 27 16 43 15.0-50 4-22 0-0 0 2-32 2 1 Brandon Wicks 11 27 14 41 1.5-2 0-0 2-0 1 0-0 1 1 Demarcus Render 11 30 9 39 1.0-2 0-0 5-41 3 3-58 0 0 Sam Nwafor 7 27 11 38 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 James Vei 10 16 14 30 6.5-28 2-10 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 Markins Anilus 9 15 10 25 2..0-7 1-6 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Jeff Lemon 11 21 2 23 0-0 0-0 5-37 2 0-0 1 0 Carlos Bates 11 16 5 21 2.0-3 0-0 0 3 0-0 1 0 Cory Summers 11 15 4 19 9.0-48 3-30 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 Evan Jarrett 11 12 7 19 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0 0 Greg Franklin 5 11 7 18 2.0-8 1-4 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 Deyshaun Webb 8 20 3 23 1.0-3 0-0 1-0 0 0-0 0 0 Jeremy Green 9 15 3 18 2.0-13 1-10 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Patrick Weaver 8 11 5 16 0-0 0-0 1-9 0 0-0 0 0 Curry Read 11 7 9 16 1.5-3 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 0 0 Tim Stephenson 10 10 5 15 3.0-3 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Isacc Mason 9 10 4 14 4.0-13 1-5 0-0 0 1-0 0 0 Iziah Perry 10 10 3 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Ruzell McCoy led the team in tackles with Marques Odom 9 10 3 13 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 107 and tackles for losses with 20 1/2. Benny Johnson 10 9 2 11 4.0-14 0-0 0-0 0 1-0 0 0 Kory Selman 4 4 5 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 James Cunningham 9 3 2 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 Thadd Carson 8 3 1 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Ovie Esalomi 9 3 0 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Erik Sykes 9 3 0 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Shane Scott 2 1 2 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Chad McIntosh 11 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Joe Sawyer 11 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Steve Day 11 2 0 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Josh Ishmael 9 0 1 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Austin Baker 6 0 1 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Steve Ihekona 10 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Jacob Ciesynski 9 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Brandon Cobb 11 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Devin McCrory 3 0 1 1 0-0 1-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Kyle Wimberly 11 1 0 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Jake Sinkula 1 0 1 1 0.5-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 Total 11 507 245 752 92-317 18-133 15-107 27 8-90 14 2 Opponents 11 538 318 856 75-291 15-111 17-123 61 10-0 10 3 INTERCEPTIONS KICK RETURNS NAME No Yds Avg TD Ln NAME No Yds Avg TD Ln Jeff Lemon 5 37 7.4 0 27 Patrick Weaver 14 375 26.8 0 45 Demarcus Render 5 41 8.2 0 20 Bruce Hatton 6 113 18.8 0 32 Jeff Lemon ranked as one of the team’s Brandon Wicks 2 0 0.0 0 0 Brandon Dixon 4 83 20.8 0 30 leaders in interceptions and was among Dayshaun Webb 1 0 0.0 0 0 Austin Baker 3 34 11.3 0 15 the top tacklers in 2008. Patrick Weaver 1 9 9.0 0 9 Jeff Lemon 3 48 16.0 0 19 Jaron Burgess 1 20 20.0 0 20 Ovie Esalomi 3 37 12.3 0 25 Total 15 107 7.1 0 27 Kyle Wimberly 3 31 10.3 0 20 Opponents 17 123 7.2 0 27 Carlos Bates 2 30 15.0 0 20 Iziah Perry 2 15 7.5 0 14 PUNT RETURNS John Haggerty 1 12 12.0 0 12 NAME No Yds Avg TD Ln Total 41 778 19.0 0 45 Patrick Weaver 14 115 8.2 0 28 Opponents 40 1019 25.5 0 51 Bruce Hatton 12 90 7.5 0 21 Ovie Esalomi 2 10 5.0 0 10 Steve Day 1 13 13.0 0 13 Total 29 228 7.9 9 28 Opponents 30 299 10.0 1 54
bulldog football 09 - 27 All-Conference FIRST TEAM OFFENSE POS Player Team Year Hometown QB Marcus Johnson ECU Jr. Abilene, Texas RB Baylen Laury SOSU So. Forney, Texas RB Luke Lundy SWOSU R-Fr. Auburn, Neb. WR Willie Thornton A&M-C Sr. Belle Glade , Fla. WR Ryan Gallimore UCO Jr. Okmulgee, Okla. WR Jarrett Byars NSU Sr. Kansas City, Kan. Luke Lundy Kyle Wimberly WR Kyle Wimberly SWOSU Sr. Indianapolis, Ind. Running Back Wide Receiver TE Joe Sawyer SWOSU Jr. Ogden, Utah OG Jerrod Hunt SWOSU Sr. Garden Plains, Kan. OG Justin Nail ECU Jr. Ada, Okla. OT R.J. Brisbon A&M-C Jr. Wetumka, Ala. OT Jerrod Anderson SOSU Jr. Allen, Texas C Darron Sheppard A&M-C Sr. Longview, Texas PK Jared Homer NSU Jr. Mustang, Okla. RET Jarrett Byers NSU Sr. Kansas City, Kan. RET Jerome Hewitt SOSU Jr. Gainesville, Texas Joe Sawyer Jerrod Hunt FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Tight End Offensive Line POS Player Team Year Hometown DT Willie Green A&M-C Jr. Dallas, Texas DT Jermelle Cudjo UCO Jr. Lawton, Okla. DT T.J. Raymond NSU Jr. Grand Prairie, Texas DE Ricky Hope A&M-C Sr. Poulan, Ga. DE Micah Howeth UCO Sr. Dallas, Texas ILB Ruzell McCoy SWOSU Sr. Frederick, Okla. ILB Andrew Gamboa A&M-C Sr. Mesa, Ariz. OLB K.C. Asiodu UCO Sr. Chino Hills, Calif. Jaron Burgess Ruzell McCoy OLB Jaron Burgess SWOSU So. Norman, Okla. Linebacker Linebacker OLB Chad Washington A&M-C Jr. Lancaster, Texas CB Curtis Mayfield NSU Sr. Dallas, Texas HONORABLE MENTION CB Matt Gates UCO Sr. Spencer, Okla. Jay Reaves, ECU, OT, Sr. S Broderick Mondy NSU Sr. Plano, Texas Jeremy Palmoore, UCO, OT, Sr. S T.J. Shaw UCO Sr. Edmond, Okla. Tim Bills, ECU, OT, Sr. S Courtney Edmond A&M-C Sr. LaMarque, Texas Josh Aleman, SOSU, OT, Jr. P Juan Velasco A&M-C Jr. Santa Maria, Calif. Danny Stark, A&M-C, TE, Sr. Ryan McGuire, ECU, TE, Sr. SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Brandon McCain, SOSU, QB, Sr. POS Player Team Year Hometown Steve Day, SWOSU, QB, Jr. QB Brandon Noohi UCO Jr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Dexter Elliot, SOSU, DT, So. QB Terry Mayo A&M-C Sr. Greensboro, N.C. Darnell Barnes, ECU, DT, So. WR Daniel Nichols SOSU Jr. Cooper, Texas Alex Moore, SOSU, DE, So. WR Keewan King ECU So. Seagoville, Texas Maurice Lanclos, ECU, DE, Sr. WR Damien Henderson NSU Sr. New Orleans, La. Brandon Hopstein, ECU, DE, Sr. WR Kendall Hendricks UCO So. Norman, Okla. Terrence Hill, UCO, ILB, Jr. TE Jerrod Temple SOSU Jr. Carrollton, Texas Tait Langston, ECU, ILB, Sr. OG Fernando Franco UCO Sr. San Pablo, Calif. Johnny Evans, NSU, ILB, So. OT Dustin Finn UCO Sr. Moore, Okla. Noe Lopez, SOSU, ILB, Jr. OT Jordan Pettit SWOSU R-Fr. Bethany, Okla. Elliot Jones, A&M-C, CB, Sr. C Jonathan Llama UCO Sr. Walnut Creek, Calif. Jeff Lemon, SWOSU, DB, Jr. PK Cole Jones SOSU Jr. Greenville, Texas Ellis White, UCO, CB, Jr. RET Prince McKinney NSU Jr. Broken Arrow, Okla. Marcus Martinez, UCO, S, Sr. Craig Andrus, SOSU, S, Sr. SECOND TEAM DEFENSE POS Player Team Year Hometown SPECIAL AWARDS DT Justin Cannon SWOSU Sr. Midland, Texas DT Kenneth Pointer UCO Sr. Lawton, Okla. Offensive Back of the Year --Marcus Johnson, ECU DE Freddie Harris UCO Jr. Carrollton, Texas Receiver of the Year -- Willie Thornton, A&M-C DE Rocky Phillips SOSU Sr. Pottsboro, Texas Lineman of the Year -- Dustin Finn, UCO ILB Terrence Gaston NSU Jr. Ft. Gibson, Okla. Def. Back of the Year --Broderick Mondy, NSU ILB Terry Hardeman UCO Jr. Oklahoma City, Okla. Def. Lineman of the Year -- Ricky Hope, A&M-C OLB Johnny Seals SOSU So. Tishimingo, Okla. Linebacker of the Year -- Ruzell McCoy, SWOSU CB Cameron Sparks SOSU Sr. Grand Prarie, Texas Freshman of the Year -- Luke Lundy, SWOSU CB Kurt Rossum A&M-C Jr. Kilgore, Texas S Demarcus Render SWOSU Sr. Newman, Ga. S Bernard Daniel SOSU Jr. Carrollton, Texas S Alex Contreras A&M-C Jr. Lockhart, Texas P Will White SOSU Jr. Mesquite, Texas
28 - bulldog football 09 All American
OT Truman Smith QB John Buck DL Jerry Craig DT Dennis Skinner DL Charles Stevens 1954 1955, 1956 1965 1966 1968
LB Joe Shegog DL Tom Bergman LB Louis Mendoza DB Glen Stallings DB Alonzo McMillan LB Gary Harper 1972 1974, 1975 1977 1977 1979 1980
P Carl Birdsong DB David Thompkins LB Ed Farmer LB Richard Lockman DL Randy Webster RB James Hicks 1989 1980 1981 1982 1985 1986
DL Todd Helton LB Mark Bay OL Damon Sartor RB Eric Royal LB Stephen Buford DL John Wichert 1989 1990 1992 1992 1992 1992, 1993
TE Junior Lowden LB Yohance Brown WR Reggie Jackson KR Willie Brown DL Robert Newberg LB Ruzell McCoy 1992, 1993, 1995 1994, 1995, 1996 1996 1996 1996 2008
bulldog football 09 - 29 Records RUSHING MOST YARDS GAINED Longest TD Run: 83 by Farland Dindy vs. Eastern New Mexico, 1978 Game: 294 by Charles Hicks vs. ENMU, 1970 Season: 1,511 by Charles Hicks, 1971 Career: 4,233 by Charles Hicks, 1968-71
MOST CARRIES Game: 44 by Eric Royal vs. SOSU, 1991 Season: 288 by James Hicks, 1986 Career: 766 by Charles Hicks, 1968-71
MOST TOUCHDOWNS Game: 4, 7 times; most recent by Eric Royal vs. N.M. Highlands, 1991 Season: 17 by Eric Royal, 1991 Career: 37 by Eric Royal, 1989-92
PASSING MOST YARDS GAINED Patrick Weaver is the record holder for James Hicks carried the ball more times in Longest Pass: 99 yards by Brad Woodard to most kickoff return yards in a career a season (288) than any other player. Reggie Jackson vs. ECU, 1996 RECEIVING POINTS Game: 390 by Todd Ritz vs. Panhandle, 1995 MOST RECEIVING YARDS MOST POINTS Season: 2,561 by Steve Day, 2008 Game: 248 by Danny Howard vs Game: 26 by Roy Lee Cobb vs. ENMU, 1947 Career: 5,394 by Steve Day, 2005-2008 Northeastern, 2005 Season: 102 by Eric Royal, 1991 Season: 908 by Chase Pratt, 2003 Career: 222 by Eric Royal, 1989-92 MOST COMPLETIONS Career: 2,199 by Chase Pratt, 2002-2005 Game: 27 by Grant Pitt vs. SOSU, 1993 MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE Season: 225 by Steve Day, 2008 MOST RECEPTIONS Game: 9 by Eugene Wilton vs. ENMU, 1969 Career: 460 by Steve Day, 2005-2008 Game: 12 by Danny Howard vs. NSU, 2005 Season: 32 by Eugene Wilton, 1969 Season: 51 by Kyle Wimberly, 2008 Career: 114 by Eugene Wilton, 1968-71 MOST ATTEMPTS Career: 137 by Chase Pratt, 2002-2005 Game: 50 by Grant Pitt vs. SOSU, 1993 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Season: 448 by Steve Day, 2008 MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Game: 4 by Kyle Bengs vs. Ouachita, 1997 Career: 885 by Steve Day, 2005-2008 Game: 3 by Johnathan Haggerty vs. NSU, 2007 Season: 10 by Scott Poole, 2002; Season: 10 by Chase Pratt, 2003 Eugene Wilton, ‘71 BEST COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Career: 17 by Johnathan Haggerty, 2006-08 Career: 23 by Eugene Wilton, 1968-71 Season: .667 by Mike Freeman, 1966 Career: .541 by John Buck, 1953-56 LONGEST FIELD GOAL MADE SPECIAL TEAMS Game: 56 by Paul Porter vs. NW Okla. St., LONGEST RETURNS MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1990 Game: 5 by Todd Ritz vs. Panhandle, 1995 Kickoff: 100 by Patrick Weaver vs. ECU, 2006 Season: 18, Steve Day, 2008 Punt: 91 by Dean Niles vs. Central St.,1948 Career: 37, Steve Day, 2005-2008 DEFENSE LONGEST PUNT MOST INTERCEPTIONS Yards: 80 by Steve Price vs. TLU,1981 Game: 4 by Lee Brower vs. Sam Houston, TOTAL OFFENSE 1968 MOST YARDS GAINED MOST PUNTS Season: 11 by David Thompkins, 1980 Season: 2,561 by Steve Day, 2008 Season: 75 by Sohn Seifried, 1989 Career: 16 by Lloyd Dismuke, 1974-76 Career: 5,180 by Steve Day, 2005-2008 HIGHEST AVERAGE MOST TACKLES (since 1979) MOST PLAYS Season: 45.6 by Carl Birdsong, 1979 Season: 150 by Yohance Brown, 1996 Season: 478 by Steve Day, 2008 Career: 44.5 by Carl Birdsong, 1979-80 Career: 501 by Yohance Brown, 1993-96
MOST TDs RESPONSIBLE FOR PUNT RETURN YARDS MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS (since 1979) Season: 20 by Reade Box, 2003 Season: 287 by Chase Pratt, 2002 Season: 24 by Emmons Johnson, 2000 Career: 55 by Steve Price, 1980-83 Career: 608 by Chase Pratt, 2002-05 Career: 49.5 by Ruzell McCoy, 2005-08
KICK RETURN YARDS MOST SACKS (since 1979) Season: 375 by Patrick Weaver, 2008 Season: 15 by Anthony Cathey, 1991 Career: 1,253 by Patrick Weaver, 2005-08 Career: 41 by Anthony Cathey, 1990-93
30 - bulldog football 09 SCORING Records INDIVIDUAL GAME INDIVIDUAL SEASON INDIVIDUAL CAREER
MOST RUSHING YARDS MOST RUSHING YARDS MOST RUSHING YARDS 294, Charles Hicks vs. Eastern N.M. 1970 1,511, Charles Hicks, 1971 4,233, Charles Hicks, 1968-71 255, Charles Hicks vs. Langston, 1971 1,352, James Hicks, 1986 3,263, James Hicks, 1985-88 253, James Hicks vs. East Texas, 1986 1,256, Charles Hicks, 1970 2,757, Eric Royal, 1989-92 241, Charles Hicks vs. Cameron, 1971 1,147, Eric Royal, 1992 2,316, Harold Stinson, 1946-49 240, Ron Williams vs. NW Okla. St., 1940 MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 288, James Hicks, 1986 766, Charles Hicks, 1968-71 44, Eric Royal vs. SE Okla. St., 1991 273, Charles Hicks, 1971 745, James Hicks, 1985-88 42, James Hicks vs. Mo. Southern, 1987 266, Eric Royal, 1992 692, Mack Choate, 1953-56 40, Eric Royal vs. NW Okla. St., 1992 667, Eric Royal, 1989-92 38, James Hicks vs. East Texas, 1986 MOST TOUCHDOWNS 37, Sylvester Journey vs. Tarleton, 1983 17, Eric Royal, 1991 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 15, Eric Royal, 1992 37, Eric Royal, 1989-92 MOST PASSING YARDS 33, Charles Hicks, 1968-71 390, Todd Ritz vs. Panhandle St., 1995 MOST PASSING YARDS 26, James Hicks, 1985-88 365, Josh Allen vs. SE Okla. St., 1999 2,561, Steve Day, 2008 326, Steve Day vs. SE Okla. State, 2008 2,325, Read Box, 2003 MOST PASSING YARDS 320, Reade Box vs. Tarleton St., 2002 2,035, Brad Woodard, 1996 5,189, Steve Day, 2005-2008 318, Brad Woodard vs. Harding, 1996 2,006, Todd Ritz, 1995 4,642, Grant Pitt, 1991-94 4,224, Reade Box, 200-2003 MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS MOST PASS COMPLETIONS 3,604, Steve Price, 1980-83 56, Steve Day vs. Eastern N.M., 2008 225, Steve Day, 2008 51, Steve Day vs. Northeastern, 2008 155, Reade Box, 2003 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 50, Grant Pitt vs. SE Okla. St., 1993 143, Todd Ritz, 1995 37, Steve Day, 2005-2008 49, Brad Woodard vs. Harding, 1996 140, Jimmy Sangster, 2006 31, Steve Price, 1980-83 46, Steve Day vs. East Central, 2008 30, Mike Freeman, 1964-67 MOST PASS ATTEMPTS MOST PASSING COMPLETIONS 448, Steve Day, 2008 MOST RECEPTIONS 27, Grant Pitt vs. SE Okla. State, 1993 305, Todd Ritz, 1995 137, Chase Pratt, 2002-05 27, Steve Day vs. Tarleton State, 2008 294, Brad Woodard, 1996 119, Johnathan Haggerty, 2006-08 26, Steve Day vs. Southeastern, 2008 292, Reade Box, 2003 116, Danny Howard, 2002-05 25, Steve Day vs. Northeastern, 2008 96, Jack Rose, 1965-68 24, Reade Box vs. Tarleton State, 2002 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 18, Steve Day, 2008 MOST RECEIVING YARDS MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 17, Todd Ritz, 1995 2,199, Chase Pratt, 2002-205 5, Todd Ritz vs. Panhandle St., 1995 16, Mike Freeman, 1966 1,978, Johnathan Haggerty, 2006-08 4, Todd Ritz vs. Langston, 1993 16, Reade Box, 2003 1,959, Danny Howard, 2002-05 4, Grant Pitt vs. Langston, 1994 1,740, Derrick Bailey, 1986-89 4, Josh Allen vs. West Texas A&M, 1999 MOST PASS RECEPTIONS 51, Kyle Wimberly,2008 MOST TACKLES (since 1979) MOST PASS RECEPTIONS 50, Danny Howard, 2006 507, Yohance Brown, 1993-96 12, Danny Howard vs. Northeastern, 2005 46, Chade Pratt, 2003 390, Chris Norman, 1986-89 11, Walter Oliver vs. Tarleton St., 2000 46, Johnathan Haggerty, 2007 341, John Wichert, 1990-93 10, Chase Pratt vs. Northeastern St., 2003 325, A.J. Johnson, 1986-88 10, Johnathan Haggerty vs. ACU, 2007 MOST RECEIVING YARDS 10, Kyle Wimberly vs. Southeastern, 2008 908, Chase Pratt, 2003 TACKLES FOR LOSS (since 1979) 887, Danny Howard, 2005 49.5, Ruzell McCoy, 2005-08 MOST RECEIVING YARDS 804, Johnathan Haggerty, 2006 46, Russell Radford, 1997-00 248, Danny Howard vs. N’eastern, 2005 782, Johnathan Haggerty, 2007 42, Emmons Johnson, 1997 220, Shevron Glover vs. SE Okla. St., 1999 211, James Sadler vs. Central Okla., 2004 MOST TACKLES MOST SACKS (since 1979) 200, Nathan Robinson vs. Highlands, 1990 150, Yohance Brown, 1996 41, Anthony Cathey, 1990-93 199, Derrick Bailey vs. SE Okla., 1996 149, Chris Norman, 1989 26, John Wichert, 1990-93 141, Mark Bay, 1990 19, Russell Radford, 1997-00 LONGEST PUNTS 80, Steve Price vs. TX Lutheran, 1981 MOST INTERCEPTIONS MOST INTERCEPTIONS (since 1974) 79, Sohn Seifried vs. SE Okla., 1989 11, David Thompkins, 1980 16, Lloyd Dismuke, 1974-76 8, Jim Blake, 1980 14, David Thompkins, 1979-82 LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN 13, Michael Walker, 1991-94 92, Greg Franklin vs. East Central, 2006
bulldog football 09 - 31 Year - by - Year
1905 (1-1) 1916 (2-7-0) Northwestern 12 6 1928 (5-2-2, 2-2-2, T7th) Coach Lem Whitcomb SW OP Coach Sam Burton SW OP Oklahoma City 74 7 Coach Joe Milam SW OP Central State 0 41 Kingfisher 7 13 Phillips 12 34 Oklahoma City 7 7 Kingfisher 3 0 Central State 3 24 Carver 81 0 Oklahoma Baptist 0 39 East Central 16 0 Clarendon (TX) 19 20 West Texas State 26 0 1906 (0-1) Oklahoma 6 140 Tulsa 14 21 Central State 0 32 Coach Lem Whitcomb SW OP Oklahoma State 0 117 Oklahoma Baptist 51 0 East Central 0 0 Central State 0 12 Northwestern 7 13 Northwestern 6 0 Okla. Methodist 33 0 1923 (4-4-0, 3-3-0, T4th) Panhandle 13 13 1907 (0-3-1) Phillips 0 54 Coach Carl Voyles SW OP Southeastern 6 0 Coach Edward Hickox SW OP Catholic 0 19 Oklahoma Baptist 0 14 Cameron 19 0 Central State 0 6 Central State 0 7 Northwestern 4 41 1917 (1-4-0) Southeastern 7 16 1929 (2-7-1, 1-4-0, 5th) Epworth 0 6 Coach Sam Burton SW OP Phillips 12 0 Coach Joe Milam SW OP Kingfisher 0 0 Central State 6 66 Northwestern 20 0 Abilene Christian 14 25 Clarendon (TX) 0 32 East Central 7 0 Central State 0 7 1908 (No Games) Howard Payne (TX) 13 6 Wayland Baptist 21 0 East Central 0 3 East Central 0 54 Clarendon (TX) 3 6 Northwestern 0 54 1909 (2-3-0) Phillips 2 34 Northeastern 14 6 Coach Adolph Shultz SW OP 1924 (5-3-0, 3-2-0, 4th) Panhandle 13 13 Central State 6 0 1918 (0-4-0) Coach Carl Voyles SW OP Southeastern 0 31 Oklahoma State 2 0 Coach John Lance SW OP Oklahoma Baptist 0 8 Eastern Oklahoma 32 0 Northwestern 0 78 Austin 0 25 Central State 0 6 Cordell Christian 13 14 Kingfisher 2 29 Central State 0 59 East Central 14 3 Trinity (TX) 0 12 Epworth 0 43 Phillips 0 109 Oklahoma State 0 9 Northeastern 0 101 Phillips 13 0 1930 (2-7-1, 0-4-1, 6th) 1910 (3-2-0) Wichita Falls J.C. (TX) 54 0 Coach Joe Milam SW OP Coach Moses Gaskell SW OP 1919 (4-4-0) Oklahoma City 48 2 Abilene Christian 12 0 Oklahoma State 0 32 Coach John Lance SW OP Clarendon 27 6 Central State 6 13 Central State 10 0 Phillips 0 74 East Central 0 6 Northwestern 0 33 Central State 0 19 1925 (5-4-1, 3-1-1, 3rd) Northwestern 7 7 Kingfisher 28 0 Oklahoma State 0 37 Coach Carl Voyles SW OP Northeastern 6 16 Thomas H.S 17 5 East Central 16 2 Oklahoma City 6 0 Southeastern 6 13 Murray J.C 31 0 Oklahoma Baptist 0 48 Cordell Christian 35 0 1911 (0-3-0) Kingfisher 7 0 Central State 7 7 Emporia State 13 27 Coach Moses Gaskell SW OP Oklahoma Baptist 20 0 East Central 9 0 Pittsburg State 6 20 Texas Christian 0 25 Tulsa 0 60 Oklahoma State 2 9 Texas Christian 0 24 Texas A&M 6 3 1931 (5-2-1, 2-2-1, 4th) Oklahoma State 16 61 1920 (5-3-1, 1-3-0) Friends (KS) 0 6 Coach Joe Milam SW OP Coach John Lance SW OP Phillips 17 13 Oklahoma Baptist 10 7 1912 (1-2-0) Oklahoma Baptist 9 6 Hardin-Simmons (TX) 0 19 Central State 0 27 Coach Moses Gaskell SW OP West Texas State 0 0 Clarendon (TX) 15 0 East Central 9 7 Kingfisher 6 7 Central State 0 34 Northwestern 7 7 Okla.Baptist 9 6 Northwestern 7 27 1926 (7-2-0, 5-0-0, 1st) Southeastern 0 12 Okla. Methodist 7 21 Phillips 0 37 Coach Joe Milam SW OP Fort Sill 52 0 Catholic 63 0 Oklahoma City 20 13 Northeastern 21 6 1913 (0-0-1) Kingfisher 14 0 Oklahoma Baptist 9 3 Panhandle 25 0 Coach Howard Cross SW OP Northern Okla. J.C. 6 0 Central State 6 3 Texas Christian 0 0 Chilocco 47 0 Northwestern 13 0 1932 (7-3-0, 4-1-0, T1st) Cordell Christian 28 0 Coach Rankin Williams SW OP 1914 (0-2-0) 1921 (3-3-2, 1-3-1) Texas 7 31 Central State 0 13 Coach Claude Reeds SW OP Coach John Lance SW OP Southwestern (KS) 0 6 East Central 3 0 Northwestern 0 33 Oklahoma City 7 7 Phillips 16 14 Northwestern 20 0 Mangum 0 75 Oklahoma Baptist 13 0 Clarendon (TX) 20 0 Northeastern 10 0 Central State 14 21 Oklahoma State 3 33 1915 (3-5-1) Oklahoma State 0 53 1927 (1-6-2, 1-5-1, 9th) Southeastern 13 0 Coach Claude Reeds SW OP Northwestern 14 14 Coach Joe Milam SW OP Murray J.C 14 0 Tulsa 7 45 Phillips 0 14 Oklahoma City 0 32 Panhandle 33 6 Central State 0 76 Northern Oklahoma 21 7 Oklahoma Baptist 6 9 Oklahoma Baptist 0 20 Oklahoma 0 55 Kingfisher 14 0 West Texas State 6 6 Tarleton State 12 7 Oklahoma Baptist 67 0 Central State 13 16 Kingfisher 14 14 1922 (5-4-0, 4-3-0, 6th) East Central 6 6 Mountain View 51 0 Coach Carl Voyles SW OP Northwestern 9 0 East Central 9 14 Central State 0 34 Northeastern 10 15 Blackwell 0 26 East Central 39 0 Texas 0 43 Phillips 27 0 Phillips 0 13
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1933 (7-2-1, 4-0-0, 1st) 1938 (3-6-1, 2-4-0, 5th) 1947 (4-3-1, 2-2-1, 4th) 1952 (3-6-0, 2-3-0, T4th) Coach Rankin Williams SW OP Coach Rankin Williams SW OP Coach Jake Spann SW OP Coach Joe Metcalf SW OP Oklahoma Baptist 2 6 West Texas State 27 6 Eastern New Mexico 33 0 Bethel (KS) 53 12 East Central 27 7 Central State 14 6 Cameron 7 20 Eastern New Mexico 6 14 East Central 20 0 Central State 3 25 Western Colorado 14 7 Northern Oklahoma 18 14 East Central 7 19 Northwestern 28 0 East Central 13 0 Northwestern 0 7 Northwestern 21 14 Northeastern 21 3 Southeastern 7 47 Northwestern 12 0 Central State 32 28 Cordell Christian 64 0 Northeastern 21 7 Central State 12 12 Panhandle 0 7 Panhandle 3 0 Cameron 0 39 Northeastern 6 13 Northeastern 7 27 Bacone J.C 6 13 West Texas State 14 19 Southeastern 0 20 East Texas State 0 65 Oklahoma Baptist 6 6 Connors J.C 13 13 Southeastern 6 7 Murray J.C 2 12 1948 (1-7-0, 1-3-0, 4th) 1939 (2-5-3,2-3-1, 5th) Coach Jake Spann SW OP 1953 (4-6-0, 1-4-0 T5th) 1934 (7-2-1, 3-2-0, 2nd) Coach Jake Spann SW OP Midwestern (TX) 0 27 Coach Joe Metcalf SW OP Northern Oklahoma 0 0 Coach Rankin Williams SW OP East Central 6 33 Midwestern (TX) 24 32 Oklahoma Baptist 0 26 West Texas State 10 0 Southwestern (KS) 7 21 Southwestern (KS) 20 13 East Central 0 7 East Central 6 27 Central State 20 13 Oklahoma City 0 0 Northwestern 26 0 Southwestern (KS) 18 6 Northeastern 6 20 Central State 0 6 Central State 28 33 North Texas State 7 7 Southeastern 6 12 Northwestern 39 0 Southeastern 6 7 Northwestern 7 6 Cameron 0 6 Western Colorado 6 12 Panhandle 0 7 Northeastern 14 13 Eastern New Mexico 12 16 Cameron 0 6 Northwestern 26 19 Southeastern 25 6 Southeastern 0 0 East Central 12 13 Central State 7 20 Northeastern 6 0 1949 (3-6-0, 1-4-0, 5th) Eastern New Mexico 19 0 Panhandle 14 0 Coach Keith Ransport SW OP Northeastern 6 7 Oklahoma City 12 0 1940 (9-2-0, 4-2-0, 2nd) Abilene Christian 6 34 Coach Jake Spann SW OP Western Colorado 16 19 1954 (7-2-0, 4-1-0, T1st) 1935 (3-5-1, 1-3-1, 5th) Oklahoma Baptist 0 20 East Central 13 26 Coach Joe Metcalf SW OP Northern Oklahoma 20 12 Coach Rankin Williams SW OP Central State 13 37 Eastern New Mexico. 7 13 East Central 0 31 Pittsburg State 0 7 Northeastern 21 7 East Central 21 0 East Central 7 15 Oklahoma City 28 7 Southeastern 0 47 Northeastern 24 2 Southwestern (KS) 7 0 Panhandle 7 9 Bethany (KS) 28 13 Central State 27 7 Northwestern 13 0 Northeastern 8 0 Northwestern 7 0 Northwestern 14 22 Central State 7 12 Central State 0 7 Regis (CO) 40 7 Sterling (KS) 52 6 Northeastern 42 19 West Texas State 13 7 Southeastern 18 7 Southeastern 54 20 Southeastern 0 12 Eastern New Mexico 12 0 1950 (6-4-0, 4-1-0, T1st) Panhandle 34 19 Northwestern 0 0 McMurry (TX) 7 0 Coach Keith Ransport SW OP New Mexico State 20 14 Southwestern (KS) 41 0 Midwestern (TX) 6 40 1941 (9-2-0, 4-1-0, 2nd) Lamar Univ. (TX) 7 34 1955 (6-3-0, 4-1-0, T1st) 1936 (0-7-3, 0-4-2, 7th) Coach Jake Spann SW OP East Central 13 0 Coach Joe Metcalf SW OP St. Mary’s (TX) 0 13 Coach Rankin Williams SW OP North Texas State 6 76 Midwestern (TX) 20 32 Cameron 20 0 McMurry (TX) 0 7 Central State 34 21 East Central 30 0 Daniel Baker (TX) 6 20 Emporia State 13 12 Northeastern. 46 12 East Central 14 6 Eastern New Mexico 6 0 Southwestern (TX) 6 6 Southeastern 13 14 Oklahoma City 3 0 Northwestern 15 0 Panhandle… 0 7 New Mexico State 18 16 Northeastern 14 0 Central State 14 7 Central State 6 21 Central State 6 7 New Mexico Military 13 0 Northeastern 7 13 Northwestern 0 14 Northwestern 20 0 Northwestern 7 3 Southeastern 59 13 East Central 0 9 Sam Houston (TX) 19 6 Panhandle 47 26 Southeastern 6 7 Fort Hays sState 19 0 1951 (4-7-0, 3-2-0, T2nd) Adams State (CO) 13 24 Oklahoma Baptist 0 0 Southeastern 14 0 Coach W.C. Whiteside SW OP Northeastern 7 7 Emporia State 6 26 1956 (5-3-1, 3-1-1, 3rd) 1942-45 (No Games) East Central 26 0 Coach Joe Metcalf SW OP 1937 (4-5-0, 3-3-0, T3rd) New Mexico Military 14 0 Langston 40 20 1946 (5-3-1, 2-2-1, 3rd) Coach Rankin Williams SW OP Northwestern 34 7 McNeese State (LA) 7 24 Coach Jake Spann SW OP East Central 26 6 Austin College (TX) 7 28 East Central 40 6 Northwestern 20 27 Abilene Christian 0 28 Central State 32 26 Western Colorado 19 0 Northwestern 31 6 Central State 0 14 Southeastern 6 33 East Central 2 6 Central State 19 7 Fort Hays State 6 12 Southwestern (KS) 33 0 Panhandle 7 13 Northeastern 6 9 McMurry (TX) 12 42 Northwestern 7 0 Midwestern (TX) 8 77 Southeastern 6 6 Oklahoma Baptist 13 16 Central State 20 20 Northeastern 0 65 Panhandle. 31 32 Northeastern 12 0 Northeastern 6 7 Lamar Univ. (TX) 21 42 Eastern New Mexico 7 0 Northern Oklahoma 9 0 Southeastern 12 7 Southeastern 7 0 Eastern New Mexico 47 12
bulldog football 09 - 33 Year - by - Year
1957 (7-1-1, 4-1-0, 1st) Central State 6 20 at Panhandle *27 13 at Cameron 24 6 Coach Joe Metcalf SW OP Southeastern 25 20 Eastern New Mexico 20 0 Central State 7 26 Langston 7 0 Eastern New Mexico 0 20 Langston *45 7 *Angelo State 28 6 Colorado College 21 7 East Central 13 19 Tarleton State 24 16 *Shrine Bowl at Ardmore, Okla. East Central 14 0 Panhandle 28 7 Northwestern 28 7 Langston 7 0 1968 (7-4-0, 6-1-0,1st) 1973 (3-7-0, 2-6-0, 8th) Central State 0 7 Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Northeastern 19 7 1963 (3-7-0, 1-6-0, 8th) at Arkansas Tech 7 21 at Northwest Louisiana. 7 23 Southeastern 7 0 Coach J.W. Cole SW OP at Sam Houston (TX) 0 7 Panhandle 14 0 Panhandle. 21 7 Central State 14 19 East Central 6 10 at Southeastern 2 3 Eastern New Mexico 14 14 Tarleton State 14 7 at Northwestern 31 0 Northeastern 3 10 East Central 0 28 Central State 31 7 Eastern New Mexico 10 7 1958 (2-6-1, 2-4-0, T5th) Northwestern 7 20 at Northeastern 17 9 at East Central 0 41 Coach J.W. Cole SW OP Northeastern 0 7 Southeastern 28 9 Colorado College 0 13 Panhandle 7 13 Panhandle 30 7 Langston 0 17 East Central 26 0 Eastern New Mexico 6 14 at Tarleton State 28 42 at Northwestern 13 3 Northwestern 24 14 Langston 17 7 at Langston 21 13 Cameron 7 11 Central State 0 6 Fort Hays State 19 14 at Eastern New Mexico 21 20 at Central State 6 21 Northeastern 14 34 Southeastern 13 20 Southeastern 0 11 1969 (9-1-0, 6-1-0, T1st) 1974 (6-3-0, 4-1-0, 1st) Panhandle 0 34 1964 (5-4-1, 4-2-1, 3rd) Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Eastern New Mexico 7 7 Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Sam Houston (TX) 31 0 Sam Houston (TX) 37 14 Langston 0 8 at Fort Hays State 19 27 at East Central 24 14 at Panhandle 21 3 East Central 7 35 Northwestern 21 0 Southeastern 48 7 1959 (3-6-1, 3-3-0, 4th) at Northwestern 18 6 At Central State 6 7 Coach J.W. Cole SW OP Central State 6 0 Northeastern 22 15 at Northeastern 14 13 Sam Houston (TX) 6 31 at Northeastern 0 14 at Southeastern 40 7 at Eastern New Mexico 6 17 East Central 7 34 Southeastern 13 13 at Panhandle 28 7 East Centra 28 6 Northwestern 13 9 Panhandle 34 0 Tarleton St. (TX) 52 7 Northwestern 28 14 Central State 6 25 at Eastern New Mexico 23 20 Langston 56 0 at Cameron 14 31 Northeastern 20 19 Langston 14 0 Eastern New Mexico 66 0 Central State 0 14 Southeastern 21 20 at Tarleton State 0 31 Panhandle 13 13 Texas-Alington. 0 27 1970 (7-2-1, 6-1-1, 1st) 1975 (5-5-0, 2-3-0, T3rd) Eastern New Mexico 6 7 Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Langston 7 38 1965 (5-5-0, 3-4-0, T4th) at Panhandle 24 21 Texas-Arlington 7 28 Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Northwest Louisiana 14 22 at Sam Houston (TX) 24 0 Ft. Hays State 6 7 Southeastern 42 13 Panhandle 47 6 1960 (1-9-0, 1-5-0, 6th) at East Central 10 20 at Northeastern 7 7 at Southeastern 14 39 Coach J. W. Cole SW OP Northwestern. 14 0 at Eastern New Mexico 31 20 Northeastern 21 14 Sam Houston (TX) 0 28 at Central State 13 34 East Central 30 19 Eastern New Mexico 48 18 East Central 21 33 Northeastern 17 20 at Langston 28 13 at East Central 6 27 Northwestern 6 33 at Southeastern 26 14 Northwestern 7 13 Langston 7 27 Central State 6 26 at Panhandle 20 13 at Cameron 14 13 at Northwestern 19 14 Northeastern 27 26 Eastern New Mexico 28 7 Central State 17 16 Cameron 7 12 Southeastern 13 14 Langston 7 14 at Central State 14 16 Panhandle 7 14 Tarleton State 43 7 1971 (8-2-0, 7-1-0, 1st) Eastern New Mexico 0 27 Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Langston 7 46 1966 (7-3-0, 5-2-0, T2nd) Panhandle 31 7 1976 (4-7-0, 0-4-0, 5th) Texas-Arlington 0 27 Coach: Otis Delaporte SW OP at Northwest Louisiana 10 17 Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP at Fort Hays State 13 7 at Southeastern 40 0 Cameron 15 18 1961 (2-8-0, 2-5-0, 7th) East Central 13 14 Northeastern 31 14 at Sam Houston (TX) 14 21 Coach J.W. Cole SW OP at Northwestern 7 14 Eastern New Mexico 45 28 at Panhandle 14 0 Tarleton State 14 20 Central State 21 14 at East Central 17 7 Tarleton St. (TX) 10 0 East Central 12 26 at Northeastern 34 13 Langston 52 0 at Northeastern 8 21 Northwestern 21 0 Southeastern 28 14 at Northwestern 0 21 Eastern New Mexico 21 8 Central State 0 20 Panhandle 35 14 Cameron 24 21 East Central 21 20 Northeastern 13 7 at Eastern New Mexico 21 6 at Central State 10 7 Southeastern 0 20 at Langston 14 13 at Langston 10 24 Panhandle 0 40 at Tarleton State 6 42 1972 (8-3, 5-3-0, T3rd) Northwestern 3 10 Eastern New Mexico 0 14 Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Southeastern 28 48 Langston 20 26 1967 (8-2-0, 5-2-0) Northwest Louisiana 7 3 Central State 17 15 (4-6-0, 1-6-0 due to forfeits*) at Panhandle 28 0 1962 (6-4-0, 5-2-0, 3rd) Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Southeastern 21 7 Coach J.W. Cole SW OP Ft. Hays State 27 20 at Northeastern 7 26 Tarleton State 20 13 at East Central. 14 19 at Eastern New Mexico 6 0 Northwestern 26 0 Northwestern *17 0 East Central 0 2 Northeastern 20 0 at Central State *13 6 at Langston 22 21 Fort Hays State 6 14 Northeastern 42 6 Northwestern 35 0 at Southeastern 3 7
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1977 (11-1-0, 4-0-0, 1st) Henderson State (AR) 16 23 Northeastern 0 28 Langston 31 18 Coach Otis Delaporte SW OP Eastern New Mexico. *43 14 Langston 38 6 Northwestern 14 20 Sam Houston (TX) 16 0 Southeastern *26 20 Northwestern 0 3 East Central 31 6 at Central State 14 13 Northeastern *14 7 Southeastern 22 10 Panhandle 48 12 Texas Lutheran 26 20 1987 (3-7-0, 0-4-0, 5th) Northeastern 14 24 at Tarleton St. (TX) 17 14 Northwestern 25 7 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Mexico All Stars 28 35 East Central 48 28 Northeastern 17 14 Missouri Southern 9 7 *ATU Forfeit Eastern New Mexico 41 0 Central Arkansas 0 13 1982 (7-3-0, 3-1-0, 2nd) Panhandle 19 6 at East Central 37 14 1992 (8-2-0, 4-1-0, T1st) Coach Bob Mazie SW OP East Texas State 14 26 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Texas Lutheran 21 0 Central State 13 7 Howard Payne (TX) 6 15 West Texas State 37 0 at Northwestern 34 0 Panhandle State 6 13 East Central 9 32 Southeastern 52 8 Sam Houston (TX) 17 19 Southeastern 22 27 Adams State (CO) 21 10 *Nebraska-Kearney 21 7 Cameron 16 9 Northeastern 13 25 Midwestern (TX) 13 10 **Abilene Christian 7 24 Eastern New Mexico 24 7 Langston 50 20 Tarleton St. (TX) 27 0 *NAIA Semifinal Playoff Game Southeastern 43 16 Northwestern 7 21 Langston 22 3 **NAIA Championship Game Northeastern 13 30 Northwestern 24 21 Texas Lutheran 34 8 1988 (6-4-0, 2-2-0, T2nd) East Central 27 7 1978 (3-5-1, 1-2-1, T3rd) Northwestern 37 7 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Southeastern 17 27 Coach Bob Mazie SW OP East Central 53 14 Ouachita Baptist (AR) 6 17 Northeastern 27 20 Sam Houston (TX) 0 12 Western New Mexico 20 7 Central Arkansas 2 14 1983 (3-6-0, 2-2-0, T2nd) Panhandle 17 13 Central State 13 16 *NAIA Playoffs Coach Bob Mazie SW OP Arkansas Tech 6 0 at Panhandle 26 3 Central State 17 45 Adams State (CO) 18 27 1993 (6-4-0, 2-3-0, T4th) Northeastern 10 10 Panhandle State 27 14 East Central 45 10 at Eastern N.M. 24 14 Sam Houston (TX) 15 52 Southeastern 0 36 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP East Central 20 29 Cameron 3 21 Northeastern 0 23 Adams State (CO) 0 19 at Texas Lutheran 8 22 Eastern New Mexico 7 38 Langston 9 0 Midwestern St. (TX) 13 9 Northwestern 20 44 Southeastern 25 2 Northwestern 27 15 West Texas A&M 47 24 at Southeastern 29 24 Northeastern 20 23 Tarleton St. (TX) 12 7 Northwestern 14 13 1989 (6-4-1, 2-2-0, T2nd) Arkansas Tech 46 22 1979 (7-2-0, 3-1-0, 2nd) East Central 31 43 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Northwestern 10 0 Coach Bob Mazie SW OP Adams State 27 20 East Central 21 28 1984 (4-6-0, 1-3-0) at Sam Houston (TX) 33 29 Ouachita Baptist 9 13 Southeastern 9 20 Coach: Bob Mazie SW OP at Central State 0 28 Western New Mexico 5 0 Northeastern 19 7 Eastern New Mexico 10 14 Langston 23 14 Panhandle 24 9 Langston 41 44 Missouri Southern 7 27 Arkansas Tech 12 14 Northeastern 22 13 Sam Houston (TX) 6 44 Panhandle State 31 10 1994 (2-7-0, 1-4-0, 5th) Eastern New Mexico 30 6 Cameron 19 12 Northwestern 14 39 at East Central 14 28 Univ. of Nuevo Leon. 27 0 East Central *20 23 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Texas Lutheran 16 7 Southeastern 22 14 Southeastern 7 16 Central Oklahoma 8 36 at Northwestern 27 0 Northeastern 8 26 Northeastern 6 0 Midwestern St. (TX) 24 6 Southeastern 35 20 Langston 31 20 * ECU Forfeit Harding (AR) 27 39 Northwestern 0 12 Arkansas Tech 20 24 1980 (7-4-0, 3-1-0, T1st) East Central 38 41 1990 (5-5-0, 1-3-0, 4th) Northwestern 31 0 Coach Bob Mazie SW OP Coach Paul Sharp SW OP East Central 10 16 Bishop College 37 9 1985 (5-3-1, 3-1-0, T1st) Arkansas Tech 10 21 Southeastern 16 31 Coach Bob Mazie SW OP Central State 16 18 Ouachita Baptist (AR) *21 25 Northeastern 0 21 Eastern New Mexico. 25 14 Central Arkansas 18 13 at Panhandle 7 10 Langston 28 31 Missouri Southern 34 7 Langston 17 6 Sam Houston (TX) 14 9 Cameron 10 12 New Mexico Highlands 23 24 1995 (5-5-0, 2-3-0,4th) Henderson State (AR) 24 0 Howard Payne (TX) 7 7 Panhandle 35 7 at Eastern N.M. 30 10 East Central 20 7 Northwestern 10 13 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP at Southeastern 14 13 Southeastern 24 17 East Central 34 13 Central Oklahoma 5 20 at Northeastern 21 17 Northeastern 20 17 Southwestern 3 6 Midwestern St. (TX) 35 25 at Texas Lutheran 27 38 Langston 14 30 Northeastern 10 50 West Texas A&M 21 38 Northwestern 28 17 Northwestern 10 16 *OBU forfeit Harding (AR) 18 0 East Central 7 16 Panhandle 55 20 1986 (4-6-0, 0-4-0, 5th) 1991 (6-4-1, 3-2, 2nd) Southeastern 20 36 1981 (9-2-0, 4-0-0,T2nd) Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Coach Paul Sharp SW OP East Central 27 12 Missouri Southern 17 14 (3-8-0, 2-2-0 due to forfeit*) Arkansas Tech *20 23 Langston 26 6 Central Arkansas 7 20 Coach Bob Mazie SW OP Ouachita Baptist (AR) 10 21 Northeastern 10 17 Cameron 22 43 Central Arkansas 17 17 Bishop College *9 0 Northwestern 7 30 Howard Payne (TX) 28 20 Panhandle 28 0 Central State 6 13 East Texas State 19 6 New Mexico Highlands 37 17 Panhandle *23 12 East Central 3 26 Sam Houston (TX) *23 14 Southeastern 23 38
bulldog football 09 - 35 Year - by - Year 1996 (9-3-0, 4-1-0, T1st) SERIES RECORDS Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Opponent W-L Central Oklahoma 14 23 Abilene Christian 1-9 at West Texas A&M 31 21 Adams St. 4-3 Midwestern State 31 15 Angelo St. 2-1 Panhandle 29 10 Arkansas Tech 3-4 at Harding 23 35 Austin College 0-2 Bacone College 2-1 at Southeastern 19 13 Bishop College 1-1 East Central 19 15 Cameron 7-11 at Langston 6 20 Catholic College 1-1 at Northeastern 7 3 Central Arkansas 1-3 Northwestern 16 10 Central Oklahoma 24-57-3 Clarendon 3-3 *Northwestern 17 7 Colorado College 1-1 *Montana Tech 33 31 Cordell Christian 3-1 *NAIA Playoffs East Central 39-44-2 Eastern New Mexico 26-16 1997 (5-5-0, 5-1-0 T1st) 2001 (4-6-0, 2-3-0, T4th LSC) 2005 (1-10, 0-5, 6th, LSC) Emporia State 1-2 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Coach Ryan Held SW OP Eppworth 0-2 at Abilene Christian 17 25 Panhandle State 13 10 Ft. Hays State 4-4 A&M-Kingsville 0 24 Friends 0-1 West Texas A&M 7 34 at Tarleton State 20 21 at Midwestern State 0 49 Eastern New Mexico 0 28 Harding 3-3 at Eastern New Mexico 12 21 at Bacone College 49 13 Hardin-Simmons 0-1 Texas A&M-Commerce 7 17 at TAMU-Commerce 21 27 at West Texas A&M 14 41 Tarleton State 9 16 Henderson State 1-1 Ouachita Baptist 12 6 at Central Oklahoma 37 36 Howard Payne 2-2 at Southeastern 21 11 at Central Oklahoma 20 37 East Central 9 28 East Central 20 37 Kingfisher College 5-3 Northeastern 6 7 at Panhandle 15 12 at Missouri Rolla 9 20 Lamar University 0-2 at Central Oklahoma 33 17 Southeastern 22 15 Southeastern 13 42 Langston 20-13 East Central 20 14 at Northeastern 14 6 at Northeastern State 13 17 McMurry J.C. 1-2 at Harding 42 33 Midwestern State 5 29 Texas A&M-Commerce 16 37 McNeese State 0-1 Midwestern State 5-13 2002 (7-4-0, 3-2-0, T2nd) 2006 (6-5-0, 3-2, T2nd LSC) Mo. Southern 3-1 1998 (0-10-0, 0-9-0) Montana Tech 1-0 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Coach Ryan Held SW OP at TX A&M-Kingsville 23 17 Murray J.C. 2-1 Abilene Christian 13 31 At West Texas A&M 39 21 Nebraska-Kearney 1-0 West Texas A&M 0 42 Panhandle 15 0 Midwestern State 10 31 at Panhandle State 33 14 New Mexico Highlands 1-0 Eastern New Mexico 6 34 Midwestern State 0 6 New Mexico. Military 2-0 Angelo State 31 24 at Abilene Christian 0 31 Texas A&M-Commerce 12 52 Tarleton State 19 21 New Mexico State 2-0 Ouachita Baptist 17 34 Central Oklahoma 24 21 Missouri Rolla 31 29 North Texas 0-1 Southeastern 7 27 At East Central 31 17 at Southeastern 7 35 Northeastern State 38-36-3 Northeastern 10 30 At Northwestern La. 0 38 Northeastern 32 6 Northern Oklahoma 5-0-1 At Southeastern. 13 36 Central Oklahoma 25 22 Northwestern Louisiana 1-4 Central Oklahoma 6 20 Northwestern Okla. 47-27-4 East Central 8 13 Northeastern 13 10 at East Central 38 28 At Tarleton State 30 33 at TX A&M Commerce 7 13 Oklahoma 0-2 Harding 9 20 Oklahaoma Baptist 8-10-2 2007 (6-5, 3-2, T2nd LSC) Oklahoma City 7-3-1 1999 (5-5-0, 4-5-0) 2003 (5-6-0, 1-4-0, 6th LSC) Okla. Methodist 1-1 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Coach Ryan Held SW OP Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Northwestern 33 7 Oklahoma State 1-8 Adams State 17 13 West Texas A&M 30 14 Ouachita Baptist 3-4 Bacone College 35 6 Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 3 at Tarleton State 3 7 at Midwestern State 10 47 Panhandle State 38-15 West Texas A&M 25 20 Midwestern State 10 24 at Panhandle State 38 8 Phillips University 5-8 at Angelo State 24 28 Pittsburg State 0-2 at Abilene Christian 18 28 Abilene Christian 14 50 at Central Oklahoma 17 20 Regis University 1-0 Ouachita Baptist 14 3 at Tarleton State 19 43 East Central 8 15 Sam Houston State 4-9 at Southeastern 16 21 Southeastern 24 40 at Southern Nazarene 32 6 Southeastern Okla. 33-40-3 Northeastern 15 12 at Northeastern 31 24 Southestern Oklahoma 14 47 at Central Oklahoma 7 10 Southwestern Kansas 5-2 Southwestern Texas 0-1 at Central Oklahoma 16 18 at Northeastern State 38 48 East Central 24 18 East Central 7 17 Texas A&M-Commerce 21 14 St. Mary’s, TX 0-1 Tarleton State 21 17 Sterling College 1-0 at Harding 31 22 at Eastern New Mexico 17 14 2008 (3-8, 1-4, 5th LSC) Southern Nazarene 1-0 Tarleton State 10-13 2000 (6-4-0, 2-3-0, T4th LSC) 2004 (1-9, 1-4, 5th LSC) Coach Ryan Held SW OP at Northwestern 29 15 Univ. of Texas 0-2 Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Coach Paul Sharp SW OP Texas-Arlington 0-3 at Adams State (CO) 16 9 at Eastern New Mexico 24 37 at Panhandle State 7 21 Angelo State 2 24 Texas A&M 1-0 at TAMU-Kingsville 16 13 Midwestern State 14 19 Texas A&M-Commerce 3-8 Tarleton St. (TX) 22 27 @ West Texas A&M 20 42 at Eastern New Mexico 0 39 Tarleton State 21 24 Texas A&M-Kingsville 3-1 TAMU-Commerce 24 14 West Texas A&M 6 23 @ Southeastern 21 29 Texas Christian 0-2-1 Central Oklahoma 27 21 at TXA&M-Commerce 0 26 Northeastern State 17 16 Texas Lutheran 4-2 Tulsa 0-3 at East Central 6 13 Central Oklahoma 19 37 Central Oklahoma 16 23 Panhandle 65 0 at East Central 21 42 Wayland Baptist 1-0 at EastCentral 14 31 West Texas A&M 10-6-2 at Southeastern 10 6 at Southeastern 7 49 Oklahoma Panhandle 42 7 at TX A&M-Commerce 3 21 Western State 2-2 Northeastern 0 26 Northeastern State 21 16 Western New Mexico 2-0 at Midwestern St. (TX) 7 40 at Tarleton State 12 46
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Rankin Williams (1932-38) Otis Delaporte (1964-77) Paul Sharp (1986-2004) Coached at SWOSU for 42 years, including six as Won or shared four straight Oklahoma Collegiate Won more games (93) than any other coach in a football coach where his teams went 31-30-7 Conference titles from 1968-71...1977 team fin- SWOSU history...Teams won or shared three OIC during that time. ished 11-1 and as NAIA National Runner-up. titles and the 1996 NAIA Division I National Title. Coaching History Filled With Legends In the program’s 104-year history, teams won seven games each year and perfect 10-0 regular season. Southwestern has had 21 different men were conference champs in 1932 and SWOSU would later beat Nebraska lead the Bulldogs into the field of foot- 1933. Williams spent seven years as Kearney in the playoffs only to lose to ball competition. In that time the Bull- football coach and was 31-30-7 dur- Abilene Christian in the Apple Bowl dogs have accounted for 17 conference ing that time. He would continue to (NAIA Championship Game) in a game titles, participated in three bowl games, coach baseball, basketball and track at played in the Seattle Kingdome. made three playoff appearances and SWOSU and did so until his retirement Delaporte stepped aside in 1977 af- won one national championship. in 1964, a span of 42 years. ter 13 years, posting a record of 89-53- SWOSU’s first-ever football coach SWOSU would again enjoy consid- 2. At the time the win total was more was Lemley Whitcomb, who also han- erable success with the arrival of Joe than double of any previous coach. dled duties as a professor in the school’s Metcalf who had previously coached at Delaporte’s mark stood for 25 years physical education department. Whit- Hollis High School. Metcalf’s teams won before Paul Sharp overtook him. Sharp comb and his teams played sparingly or shared conference titles in 1954, passed Delaporte in 2003 and after 19 but did collect the school’s first-ever 1955 and 1957. Metcalf returned back years as coach totaled 93 wins before win against Kingfisher College in 1905. to Hollis as superintendent but not be- resigning in 2004. Sharp’s teams won It was more than 20 years later fore going 32-21-2 in five seasons. or shared three conference titles and when SWOSU began to make its name The arrival of Otis Delaporte in his 1996 squad won the NAIA Division I on the gridiron under coach Joe Milam. 1964 signaled what would be a long Championship. Led by star Jenks Simmons, the and prosperous run for the Bulldogs. Ryan Held took over the Bulldogs Bulldogs beat Central State for the first Delaporte had the Bulldogs back in the in 2004 and led SWOSU to back-to-back time in 13 years and completed an conference title picture soon, winning it winning seasons in 2005 and 2006 for undefeated 5-0 conference season in all in 1968, 1969, 1970 , 1971 and 1974. the first time in over a decade. The 1926. The 1969 team went 9-1, losing by 2006 team finished as co-champions of Milam, who also coached wrestling a 7-6 score to Central State. SWOSU’s the LSC North Division, marking the first at the school, stayed with football until average margin of victory was 32 points time since 1997 a Bulldog team finished 1932 posting a 22-25-7 overall record. that year as they beat their final three atop the NCAA Division II conference. Rankin Williams stepped in follow- foes by scores of 52-7, 56-0 and 66-0. SWOSU’s newest coach came ing Milam, and like his predecessor, Still a better team may came in aboard in 2009 with the arrival of Dan had his best success early. His first two 1977 when the Bulldogs completed a Cocannouer who had 30+ years of suc- cess at the high school level.
bulldog football 09 - 37 In the NFL Former Bulldog Named Jets Head Coach Ryan’s coaching track began at SWOSU in 1981 One of Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s very own has climbed to the highest point in the football coaching profession as former Bulldog Rex Ryan was named the the coach of the New York Jets of the National Foot- ball League earlier this summer. Ryan, 46, has had a lengthy and successful career as a coach at both the college and the professional ranks. Nicknamed “The Mad Scientist” by his players for his aggressive and unpre- dictable game plans, Ryan spent the past 10 seasons with the Baltimore Ra- Former SWOSU Bulldog football player and 1987 graduate Rex Ryan, center, is joined by New York vens most recently as defensive coordi- Jets General Manager Mike Tannebaum, (left) and team owner Woody Johnson, (right) during a nator. His No. 2-ranked unit helped the ceremony where Ryan was named the head football coach. Ravens reach the 2009 AFC champion- ship game against Pittsburgh Steelers. Rex, along with his twin brother, Twin brother takes similar Rob, was recruited to SWOSU by for- mer Bulldog football head coach Bob Mazie in 1981. The SWOSU coach had path with Cleveland Browns developed a friendship with their fa- Rob Ryan was named the defensive ther, Buddy, through a number of years coordinator by the Cleveland Browns working alongside him at the Chicago on January 14, 2009. Bears training camp. Ryan is the son of Buddy Ryan, the Neither of the Ryan twins was heav- architect of the Chicago Bears’ famed ily recruited after graduating from high 4-6 defense, and the twin brother of school. Both weighed just 180 pounds New York Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan. and stood 6-2 as defensive ends. Rob has 22 years of coaching ex- The move to Oklahoma was not perience, including 11 in the NFL - the as far-fetched as observers might first last five of which were spent as the think, considering the twins were born Oakland Raiders’ defensive coordina- in Ardmore, and their father grew up in tor. Frederick. The family did have relatives Although, the Raiders had a 20-60 within a few hours of Weatherford. record in that span, going through four Both Rex and Rob quit playing foot- head coaches, four offensive coordina- ball at SWOSU after the 1982 season. tors, six offensive play-callers, Rob re- Together they transferred to Oklaho- mained as the sole defensive coordina- ma State University before eventually tor. Ryan was extremely popular with returning to SWOSU and completing his players, in part because he stead- Former SWOSU Bulldog football player and course work for their bachelor’s degree fastly refused to criticize them in public, 1987 graduate Rob Ryan begins his first year as in physical education in 1987. and he also got along well with owner defensive coordinator for the Cleveland Browns Ryan’s path after SWOSU was an Al Davis. after five years with the Oakland Raiders. extensive one first serving as a college Before joining the Raiders, Ryan Ryan began his coaching career at coach at Morehead State, New Mexico spent four seasons as linebackers coach Western Kentucky in 1987 and eventu- Highlands and Oklahoma. His first NFL on Bill Belichick’s New England coach- ally broke into the NFL in 1994 along- coaching stint was with the Arizona Car- ing staff. Ryan’s unit helped contribute side his father, with the Arizona Cardi- dinals under his father when he over- to Patriots wins in Super Bowls XXXVI nals. saw the defensive line in 1994 . and XXXVIII.
38 - bulldog football 09 Milam Stadium MILAM STADIUM Milam Stadium, one of the larg- est football stadiums in the Lone Star Conference, has been the home of Southwestern Oklahoma State University football for more than 70 years The facility, which seats 8,600 spectators, is located on the west end of campus at Seventh Street and Davis. Thousands of outstanding student-athletes and hundreds of games have played at the historic stadium, including the 1996 NAIA National Championship game. SWOSU went on to win its first-ev- er national football championship east side seating project in 1988. new sound system that same year. beating Montana Tech, 33-31. Parking improvements, new rest In 2008, the Bank of Western Despite its long and storied his- rooms and concession stands domi- Oklahoma sponsored the Bulldogs tory, the stadium has continued to nated renovations during 1991. current scoreboard located behind improve since the original construc- In 1992, new bleachers were the south end zone which is com- tion in 1936. A new press box was placed on the west side of the sta- plete with a full color digital mes- added in 1985, followed by the dium creating the current seating sage board. completion of new lights and an capacity of 8,600. Also added was a FOOTBALL LOCKER ROOM FITNESS CENTER
SWOSU football program is fortunate to have the use of a first-class, state-of-the-art locker room for their game and practice-related needs. SWOSU’s strength and conditioning program is extremely Built in 1998 at a cost of approximately $90,000 the fa- important to Bulldog student-athletes. It prepares them for cility was converted from existing classroom space in Rankin competition, not only physically, but also mentally. Williams Fieldhouse to that of a spacious air-conditioned Housed in the SWOSU fitness center, the complex fea- meeting facility complete with 85 individual metal navy blue tures nearly five tons of equipment spread over 30 workout lockers. stations within the 2,000 square foot air-conditioned facility. The area stretches over 3,100 square feet and includes The training regimen at SWOSU is a year-round process plentiful showers and rest room facilities along with multiple with closely monitored workouts that involve a great deal meeting rooms for specialized groups. of individual instruction and attention. Student-athletes are taught the correct techniques to increase their ability to perform at their peak during eventual competition on the playing field or court.
bulldog football 09 - 39 LSC LSC
THE LONE STAR CONFERENCE
Long known as a premier leader in intercollegiate athletics, the Lone Star Conference (LSC) enters the 2007-08 athletic seasons looking to maintain its standing as one of NCAA Division II’s most established and successful conferences. The LSC founded on April 25, 1931 has grown from a five-team conference of Texas- based schools to a 15-member league that spans three states (Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico). The league continues to assist its member institutions in the maintenance of intercollegiate athletic programs that are compatible with the highest standards of education and competitive sports. Stan Wagnon Jay Poerner Commissioner Compliance While the LSC has maintained a long-standing tradition of competitive athletic programs for its members, many teams and individuals have gone on to distinguish themselves on the national stage. Prior to the 2007-08 athletic seasons, LSC member institutions had collected more than 100 team national championships, including 67 in NCAA Division II. This past year, the Abilene Christian men’s cross country and men’s outdoor track and field teams along with Central Oklahoma’s wrestling squad won Division II titles. LSC, MIAA Pair for Bowl Game The LSC conducts conference championships in 15 sports (seven men and eight women). TOPEKA, Kan. – The Lone Star Con- and entertainment for the participants, Bowl, while the next best MIAA non- Men’s championships include football, cross country, basketball, baseball, track and field, tennis and ference has agreed to annually send including a Friday night banquet. Also, playoff team will have a choice of play- Melanie Robotham golf. Women’s titles are determined in volleyball, soccer, cross country, basketball, softball, track and Media Relations a representative to the Kanza Bowl, both teams will participate in a com- ing in the remaining bowl. field, tennis and golf. a newly formed postseason football munity engagement activity while in The LSC has no other bowl commit- game to be played at Hummer Sports Topeka. ments. The office is located in Richardson, Texas. Park in Topeka, Kan. “The folks in Topeka have assured “If these next few years are anything The Kanza (pronounced CANS-uh) us they will provide a top-notch expe- like the past few, I think it’s easy to see Bowl, one of only four NCAA Division II rience for our student-athletes and the LSC will be sending a strong repre- bowl games, will be played the first Sat- coaches, and we’re anxious for Decem- sentative to this game,” said Wagnon. urday in December each year, always ber to start this new tradition that will “Last year, the bowl committee would featuring a match-up of teams from the embellish the budding rivalry between have chosen between four teams who LSC and Mid-America Intercollegiate teams in our league and the MIAA,” tied for third place in our conference. Athletics Association (MIAA). added Wagnon. Among those, Central Oklahoma had “We’re grateful for Rick Benke at The bowl selection committee will won seven games in a row, and Texas Tahlequah Hummer Sports Park and the other be responsible for selecting the bowl A&M-Kingsville was ranked seventh in Edmond folks in Topeka for identifying the Lone participants, and they will do so after the final regional poll.” Weatherford Ada Star Conference as a worthy participant the NCAA Division II playoff teams have Hummer Sports Park seats 6,000 fans Canyon Lawton in this bowl game, and we look forward been determined. The committee has – 4,000 on the home side and 2,000 in Portales Durant to some great competition against the established several criteria to simplify the visitor bleachers – and has an Astro- MIAA teams,” said Stan Wagnon, LSC its selection process, including a com- Play synthetic grass field. The -confer Wichita Falls commissioner. “Having the chance to mitment to selecting the team from ences agreed that the selected MIAA participate in a postseason bowl game each conference with the best confer- team will always be the home team, Denton Commerce is something our coaches have desired ence record. while the selected LSC team will be the Abilene for some time, and I think it’s appropri- Additionally, the committee has visitor. Stephenville
ate that we can do that in an agreement agreed to use head-to-head results as a For the bowl game in 2009, officials San Angelo with the MIAA. Both conferences play tiebreaker if two teams under consider- from the MIAA will govern the contest, football at the highest level in Division ation have the same conference record. utilizing a seven-man crew. The officiat- II, and both of us seem to always have a If no head-to-head competition exists, ing crew will alternate between the two team or two that feels like they should or if more than two teams have identi- leagues, with officials from the LSC set have been included in the playoffs. This cal conference records, the bowl selec- to work in 2010. will give those teams an opportunity tion committee will use its own judg- The LSC has eight members in Texas, that wouldn’t otherwise exist.” ment to make the selection. six in Oklahoma and one in New Mex- Kingsville Participating teams will be expected Since the MIAA also sends a repre- ico, with its conference headquarters to arrive Thursday before the game and sentative to the Missouri-based Mineral in Richardson, Texas. The Kansas City- stay at Topeka’s Ramada Hotel & Con- Water Bowl, the MIAA’s best non-play- based MIAA has 11 members in Kansas, vention Center until Saturday. The bowl off team will have the choice of playing Missouri and Nebraska. committee will provide various meals in the Kanza Bowl or the Mineral Water
40 - bulldog football 09 LSCLone Star ConferenceLSC
THE LONE STAR CONFERENCE Long known as a premier leader in intercollegiate athletics, the Lone Star ConferenceLong known as (LSC) a premier enters leader the in 2009-10 intercollegiate athletic athletics, seasons the Lone looking Star Conference to maintain (LSC) its enters standingthe 2007-08 as athleticone of seasons NCAA lookingDivision to maintainII’s most its established standing as one and of successful NCAA Division conferences. II’s most established The LSC and founded successful on conferences. April 25, 1931 has grown from a five-team conference of Texas based The LSC schools founded to on a April 15-member 25, 1931 hasleague grown that from spans a five-team three conference states (Texas, of Texas - Oklahomabased schools and to aNew 15-member Mexico). league The that league spans continuesthree states (Texas,to assist Oklahoma its member and New institutions Mexico). inThe the league maintenance continues to ofassist intercollegiate its member institutions athletic in theprograms maintenance that ofare intercollegiate compatible athletic with theprograms highest that standards are compatible of educationwith the highest and standards competitive of education sports. and competitive sports. Stan Wagnon Jay Poerner While the LSC has maintained a long-standing tradition of competitive athletic Commissioner Compliance While the LSC has maintained a long-standing tradition of competitive athletic programs for programs for its members, many teams and individuals have gone on to distinguish themselvesits members, many on the teams national and individuals stage. havePrior gone to theon to 2009-10 distinguish athletic themselves season, on the nationalLSC memberstage. Prior institutions to the 2007-08 hadathletic collected seasons, LSCmore member than 100institutions team hadnational collected championships, more than 100 includingteam national 67 championships, in NCAA Division including II. 67 in NCAA Division II. This past This year, past year,the theAbilene Abilene Christian Christian men’s men’s cross cross country country and men’s and outdoormen’s outdoortrack and field trackteams andalong field with Central teams Oklahoma’s along with wrestling Central squad Oklahoma’s won Division wrestlingII titles. squad won Division II titles. The LSC conducts conference championships in 15 sports (seven men and eight women). Men’s The championships LSC conducts include conference football, cross championships country, basketball, in 15 baseball, sports (seventrack and men field, and tennis eight and women). Men’s championships include football, cross country, basketball, baseball, Melanie Robotham golf. Women’s titles are determined in volleyball, soccer, cross country, basketball, softball, track and Media Relations trackfield, tennis and field,and golf. tennis and golf. Women’s titles are determined in volleyball, soccer, cross country, basketball, softball, track and field, tennis and golf. The office is located in Richardson, Texas. The office is located in Richardson, Texas.
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