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2017 Football Guide Front cover 2017 Football Guide 10 Decades of Football You cover the endzone. We’ll cover everything else. It takes a real team effort to protect what counts. That’s why Farm Bureau Insurance ®* has a home team of local agents ready to provide all the coverage you need, whether it’s Home, Life, Auto, or Health. Get Real insurance. Get Farm Bureau Insurance®*. Real service. Real people. www.sfbli.com MSMLPR40005 *Mississippi Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Co. | *Southern Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co., Jackson, MS The Trusty Company, Inc. Employee Benefit Plans Independent Insurance Brokers 601.933.9510 [email protected] Hinds Community College 2010 Alumni Service Award Recipient, 2014 Sports Hall of Fame Inductee & President of the Athletic Rick Trusty Alumni Chapter 2017 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL WELCOME DR. CLYDE MUSE • PRESIDENT DEAR VISITORS: On behalf of the Board of Trustees and the entire Hinds family, I am pleased to welcome you to Hinds Community College, where you will find a personal and friendly atmosphere. For more than 100 years our focus has been on providing a quality education for all who desired one. We make every effort to provide programs and services that enable students to be successful. The college’s athletic program is just one extension of the comprehensive academic, career and technical instruction offered at Hinds. Athletics complement a strong instructional base that provides educational opportunities of the highest caliber. As a sports enthusiast, I’m proud of the accomplishments of our student athletes, both while they are here and wherever their path may lead. We’ve had many players that have enjoyed athletic careers at four-year institutes, in the NFL and even in the Super Bowl. While all of that is something to be proud of, I am most concerned about their performance in the classroom. We are extremely pleased with the graduation/completion rate of our student athletes. Hinds has received the prestigious Halbrook Award (in the Community College Division) 15 times since its inception in 1987. This honor is given to the college having the highest number of student-athletes who graduate or complete class work. Among those working hard for the betterment of the college are members of the coaching staff who prepare their teams for athletic events. Also, to be commended are the band, Hi-Steppers, cheerleaders and their sponsors, the athletic director and the student-athletes, themselves. We are particularly pleased to have parents, students and alumni here. We hope you enjoy the game and continue to take an interest in the activities at Hinds. During the 2017 football season, you will have the opportunity to help us celebrate a significant milestone 100 years of "Community Inspired Service". We thank you for your support and hope you enjoy these special events. To our visiting coaches, players and college representatives, we extend a warm welcome. Please enjoy your visit to Hinds Community College. GENE MURPHY • ATHLETIC DIRECTOR On behalf of the Hinds Community College athletic department, I want to welcome you to our college. Hinds is the largest community college in the state, and we also have the largest sports program of any community college. Our teams compete year-in and year-out for state and regional titles, and our coaching staff brings a wide variety of success to every single sport. It's our goal as an athletic department to graduate our student athletes. Winning the Halbrook Award 15 times is a reflection of our achieving this goal. This year, Hinds Community College is celebrating its 100th year of existence. In light of our Centennial celebration, we will be showing throughout the media guide some of the highlights of the rich tradition that has been built here over the last 100 years. It is my hope that you enjoy watching our teams and continue to support Hinds athletics throughout the year. 1 2017 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL # Full Name Ht. Wt. Pos. Class Hometown/High School 1 Jeremiah Doss . 6-5 . 260 . .DE . Fr. .Jackson/Northwest Rankin 2 Jataquist Sherrod. 6-0 . .171 . DB . Fr. .Macon/Noxubee County 3 DJ Sims . 5-9 . .185 . RB . So. .Buckatunna/Wayne County 4 Emanuel Dabney . 5-11 . .165 . .DB . Fr. .Jackson/Callaway 5 DeMichael Harris . 5-10 . 180 . .WR. So. .Vicksburg/St. Aloysius 6 Kymbotria Mason . 6-3 . .210 . .WR. Fr. .Macon/Noxubee County 7 Stephen Guidry Jr. 6-4 . 190 . .WR. So. .New Roads, La./Livonia 8 John Hightower . 6-4 . .185 . .WR. So. .Landover, Md./Riverdale Baptist 9 DeMarcus Frazier . 5-11 . .165 . .WR. So. .Louisville/Louisville 10 Umstead Sanders. .6-2 . 235 . .DE . So. .Port St. Joe, Fla./Port St. Joe 11 DeVante Scott . 5-11 . .185 . RB . So. .Scooba/Kemper County 12 Chris Blair. 6-3 . .198 . .WR. So. .Louisville/Louisville 13 Eric Clark . 6-0 . 177 . .QB . Fr. .Kemper/Kemper County 14 Joe'Vontae Shorter. 5-11 . 170 . .DB . Fr. .Vicksburg/Warren Central 15 Byron Dewanye Galvin . 5-11 . 200 . .DB . So. .Vicksburg/Warren Central 16 Deveon Ball . 6-3 . 208 . .S . So. .Macon/Noxubee County 17 James Clairborne Jr. 5-11 . .195 . .DB . So. .Lorman/Jefferson County 18 Tylan Morton . 6-4 . 200 . .QB . Fr. .Griffin, Ga./Griffin 19 Ra'Meik Wallace . .6-2 . 205 . .WR. So. .Shubuta/ Wayne County 20 Ja'Darius Payne. 6-0 . .210 . RB . Fr. .Magee/Magee 21 Ivin White Jr. .6-2 . 240 . .DE . Fr. .Port Gibson/Brandon 22 Solomon Brooks . .6-1 . .185 . .DB . Fr. .Belzoni/Humphreys County 23 Joseph Nutall Jr. .6-1 . 205 . .DB . So. .Jackson/ Forest Hill 24 Isaiah Latham. 5-11 . .175 . .CB . Fr. .Louisville/Louisville 25 Julian Keyes. 6-0 . .198 . RB . Fr. .Raleigh/Raleigh 26 Orlando Brown . 6-0 . .210 . LB . Fr. .Gulfport/Gulfport 27 LaJordan Anderson . .6-2 . .194 . LB . Fr. .Louisville/Louisville 28 Curtis Williams . 5-11 . .210 . .DB . Fr. .Mark/M.S. Palmer 29 Antonio James . 5-11 . .188 . .DB . Fr. .Columbia/Columbia 32 Freddy Jordan Jr. 5-8 . .171 . RB . So. .Waynesboro/ Wayne County 33 Brock Thompson . 6-4 . 230 . TE . Fr. .Flora/Tri-County Academy 36 Mario Monte' Young Jr. .6-2 . 205 . .DB . Fr. .Inverness/Gentry 38 Mekhi Elijah Tariq Ross . 5-11 . .193 . LB . Fr. .Canton/Velma Jackson 40 Tarren Smith II . 6-0 . 220 . LB . So. .Greenwood/Greenwood 42 LaRoderick Lyles. 6-3 . 238 . .DE . So. .Lake/Lake 43 Hunter James . 5-10 . 200 . LS . So. .Waynesboro/ Wayne County 44 Darren Peterson Jr.. .6-2 . 250 . .DL . Fr. .Atlanta, Ga./ Stephenson 47 Spencer Cole . .6-1 . 202 . .K/P. So. .Flowood/Northwest Rankin 49 Da'Quan Walker . .6-2 . 240 . LB . Fr. .Atlanta, Ga./ Westlake 53 Daniel Smith . .6-1 . 255 . .OL/LS . Fr. .Smithville/Smithville 54 Elliot Dean . .6-2 . 260 . .OL . So. .Holly Springs/Byhalia 55 Kentrell Thomas . 6-3 . 280 . .OL . So. .Georgetown/Mendenhall 58 Anthony Jackson . 6-4 . 300 . .DT . So. .Greensboro, Ala./Greensboro 59 Devin Morton. 6-0 . 290 . .OL . So. .West Point/West Point 62 Lemerrell Smith. 6-4 . 290 . .OL . So. .Canton/Velma Jackson 65 Zacchaeus Sais . 5-11 . .315 . OL . So. .Rolling Fork/South Delta 71 LaTravis Daniel. .6-1 . 300 . .OL . So. .Tylertown/Tylertown 72 Jeffery Richardson . .6-2 . 300 . .OL . So. .Hattiesburg/North Forrest 75 John Dale . 6-6 . 305 . .OL . Fr. .Scooba/Kemper County 83 Damien Carroll . .6-2 . 220 . TE . Fr. .Jackson/ Northwest Rankin 90 Josh Price . .6-2 . 295 . .DL . So. .Vicksburg/St. Aloysius 92 Godey Coleus. .6-2 . 280 . .DL . So. .Tampa, Fla./Wharton 96 Caleb Watts. 6-0 . 263 . .DT . So. .Vicksburg/Warren Central 98 Quindaris Bivens . .6-1 . 290 . .DL . So. .Waynesboro/ Wayne County 99 Darius Smalls . 6-5 . 340 . .DT/NG. So. .Jacksonville, Fla./Sandalwood 2 2017 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL EAGLES COACHING STAFF Head Football Coach/Defensive Coordinator .... Larry Williams Safeties ............................. Clarence McDougal Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ........... Kelly Murphy Cornerbacks ...............................Chris Mattox Offensive Line. Brian Oakes Running Backs. .Jerrell Gandy Wide Receivers. .Omarr Conner Specialists ..................................Dot Murphy Linebackers ..............................Michael Turner Head Track Coach/Football Operations ........Reginald Dillon 2017 EAGLES 3 2017 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL QUARTERBACKS TIGHT ENDS Eric Clark 13 Tylan Morton 18 Brock Thompson 33 Damien Carroll 83 6’0” 177 6’4” 200 6’4” 230 6’2” 220 Fr. Kemper Fr. Griffin, GA Fr. Flora Fr. Jackson OFFENSIVE LINE Daniel Smith 53 Elliot Dean 54 Kentrell Thomas 55 Anthony Jackson 58 Devin Morton 59 6’1” 255 6’2” 260 6’3” 280 6’4” 300 6’0” 290 Fr. Smithville Soph. Holly Springs Soph. Georgetown Soph. Greensboro, Ala. Soph. West Point Lemerrell Smith 62 Zaccheus Sais 65 LaTravis Daniel 71 Jeffery Richardson 72 John Dale 75 6’4” 290 5’11” 315 6’1” 300 6’2” 338 6’6” 305 Soph. Canton Soph. Rolling Fork Soph. Tylertown Fr. Hattiesburg Fr. Scooba 4 2017 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL RUNNING BACKS DeVante Scott 10 Ja’Darius Payne 20 D.J. Sims 21 Julian Keyes 25 5’11” 185 6’0” 210 5’9” 185 6’0” 198 Soph. Scooba Fr. Magee Soph. Buckatunna Fr. Raleigh WIDE RECEIVERS DeMichael Harris 5 Kymbotria Mason 6 Stephen Guidry Jr. 7 John Hightower 8 5’10” 180 6’3” 210 6’4” 190 6’4” 185 Soph. Vicksburg Fr. Macon Soph. New Roads, La. Soph. Landover, MD DeMarcus Frazier 9 Chris Blair 12 Ra’Meik Wallace 19 Freddy Jordan Jr. 32 5’11” 165 6’3” 198 6’2” 205 5’8” 171 Soph. Lousiville Soph. Louisville Soph. Shubuta Soph. Waynesboro 5 2017 HINDS COMMUNITY COLLEGE FOOTBALL LINEBACKERS LaJordan Anderson 27 Orlando Brown 26 Mekhi Ross 38 Tarren Smith II 40 Da’Quan Walker 49 6’2” 194 6’0” 210 5’11” 193 6’0” 220 6’2” 240 Fr.
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