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Zach Cooley All-MVFC Offensive Lineman Zach Cooley All-MVFC Offensive Lineman Richard Galbierz All-MVFC Offensive Lineman Robert Booker ZZackack CCooleyooley All-American Offensive Lineman RRobertobert BBookerooker Richard Galbierz RRichardAll-MVFCichard GGalbierz aOffensvelbierz Lineman CCalebaleb SSchaffitzelchaffitzel Andrew Beisel AAndrewAll-MVFCndrew BBeisel Linebackereisel Robert Booker Andrew Beisel All-American Offensive Lineman All-MVFC Linebacker CalebCaleb Schaffitzel Schaffitzel All-AmericanAll-American Safety Safety 1985-2014 AAll-ll- AAmericanmerican SSeniorenior SSafetyafety 66-0-0 221717 22014014 BBuckuck BBuchananuchanan AAwardward WWatchatch LListist 22012012 & 22013013 AAssociatedssociated PPressress AAll-Americall-America 22013013 CConsensusonsensus AAll-Americall-America DDefensiveefensive BBackack 22013013 CCapitalapital OOnene FFirst-Teamirst-Team AAcademiccademic AAll-Americall-America 22012012 & 22013013 FFirst-Teamirst-Team AAllll MMVFCVFC 22012012 & 22013013 FFirst-Teamirst-Team AAcademiccademic AAll-MVFCll-MVFC 22012012 CCFPAFPA NNationalational CCo-Defensiveo-Defensive BBackack ooff tthehe YYearear OUTLOOK 2014 Football Guide 22014014 FFootballootball GGuideuide 1 - SEASON OUTLOOK MVFC Standings ..............................................93 Table of Contents .............................................. 1 MSU Final Statistics ..................................94-95 Season Outlook ..............................................2-7 Season Superlatives .......................................96 Quick Facts ........................................................4 Player Game-by-Game Stats ...........................97 What’s Returning............................................... 5 Player Honors and Awards ..............................98 2014 Schedule ..................................................6 Games Started Report ....................................98 Travel Itinerary ...................................................7 Final NCAA Rankings.......................................98 Numerical Roster .............................................. 7 2013 Senior Statistics & Honors ...................99 Game-by-Game Summaries/Stats .......100-105 9 - PLAYERS 2014 Pro Day, NFL Draft Summary .............106 Returning Player Bios ................................10-31 Newcomer Bios ......................................... 32-37 107 - VALLEY FOOTBALL Alphabetical Roster ...................................38-39 Welcome to Valley Football ...................108-109 Geographic Breakdown by State ....................39 MVFC Directory and Contact Information ....109 Numerical Roster ............................................40 2013 MVFC Final Team Leaders ..................110 Pronunciation Guide/Transfer Information ...40 2013 MVFC Final Individual Leaders ...........111 2013 MVFC Football Honors ........................112 41 - COACHES All-Time MVFC Football Standings................113 Terry Allen ..................................................42-45 Bears’ Valley Football Honors ...............114-117 D.J. Vokolek .....................................................46 NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs ........................118 Rob Christophel ...............................................47 Sean Coughlin .................................................48 119 - RECORDS & HISTORY Courtney Sanders ...........................................49 Game-by-Game Results ........................120-124 Mike Chandler .................................................50 MSU Coaching Records ................................124 Wayne Chambers ............................................51 All-Time Series Records ............................... 125 B.J. Stotser .......................................................52 MSU Head Coaching Summary ................... 125 Taiwo Onatolu ..................................................53 Year-by-Year Win-Loss Summary ..........126-127 Ben Barkema ...................................................54 Bears vs. Ranked Opponents ......................128 Gerald Davis ....................................................55 Year-by-Year Captains .................................. 128 Gameday Staff & Support ..............................56 Bears On Homecoming ................................129 Bears in the Top 25 ......................................129 57 - ADMINISTRATION & STAFF MSU Postseason History ............................. 130 President Clif Smart ........................................58 Year-by-Year Team Statistics .........................131 Administrative Council ....................................58 Year-by-Year Individual Stat Leaders ...132-133 Director of Athletics Kyle Moats .....................59 100-Yard Rushers and Receivers ........134-135 Associate & Assistant ADs ........................60-61 200-Yard Passers ......................................... 135 Key Department Directors ........................62-63 All-Time Missouri State Helmet Designs .....135 Athletics Staff Photo Directory ................. 64-65 All-Time Lettermen ................................136-141 Athletics Staff Phone Directory ......................66 All-Time Assistant Coaches ...........................141 Bears in Overtime .........................................141 67 - THE MSU EXPERIENCE All-Time Individual Awards & Honors ...142-143 Tradition ..................................................... 68-69 Individual Records .................................144-149 Facilities ..................................................... 70-71 Retired Jerseys ..............................................149 Sports Medicine ..............................................72 Team Records ........................................150-151 Strength & Conditioning .................................73 Plaster Stadium Records ..............................151 The University .............................................74-75 Opponent Records ........................................151 Student Life ............................................... 76-77 Plaster Stadium .....................................152-153 Academics ................................................. 78-79 Attendance Records ......................................153 Spirit .................................................................80 Professional Signees.....................................154 2014 MSU Football Guide In the Community ............................................81 The 2014 Missouri State Football Guide was written and designed by Assistant Springfi eld ..................................................82-83 155 - OPPONENTS & MEDIA INFO. Athletics Director for Communications, Rick Kindhart with cover design by Tyler In the Pros .................................................84-85 2014 Missouri State Opponents ..........156-159 Birnbaum. Additional content was produced and designed by Eric Doennig and Matthew Lerman with proofi ng assistance from Ben Adamson, Tim Bohn, Kevin In the Spotlight ..........................................86-87 2014 MVFC Composite Schedule ................160 Agee and Patrick Blanar. Photos are courtesy of MSU Photographics Services: John Media Outlets ..................................................88 Detailed History vs. 2014 Opponents ..........161 Wall (director), Kevin White, Jesse Scheve, and Bob Linder. Additional images were Media Information .................................162-163 contributed from MSU archives and various NFL properties. Ticket Information .........................................163 For additional information on Missouri State University football please contact us 89 - 2013 SEASON IN REVIEW at (417) 836-5402 or visit www.MissouriStateBears.com. Last SeasonReview ...................................90-93 Bears in the NFL ............................................164 (Version 2, Aug. 8, 2014) BearsBears Football Football www.MissouriStateBears.com 1 2014 Football Guide OUTLOOK IILBLB - AndrewAndrew BeiselBeisel AAll-Americall-America SSafetyafety CCalebaleb SSchafchaffi ttzelzel SSeasoneason OOutlookutlook S - MikeMike CrutcherCrutcher 2 www.MissouriStateBears.com Missouri State OUTLOOK 2014 Football Guide WWRR - JulianJulian BurtonBurton OOLBLB - DylanDylan ColeCole AAll-Americall-America CCenterenter RRobertobert BBookerooker Star Power Could Prove Vital to Bears Success Play makers. Every successful team Likewise, quarterback Kierra Harris QQBB - KierraKierra HarrisHarris has them, and this year’s Missouri looks poised for a senior surge after State football roster is full of them. accounting for 15 touchdowns in 2013 Seldom in the history of the program while splitting time in the starting role. have the Bears returned two All-Ameri- Big things are also expected of light- cans, but senior safety Caleb Schaffi t- ning-fast running back Ryan Heaston zel and junior center Robert Booker who averaged 5.6 yards per carry in an provide that foundation. Phil Steele’s injury-fi lled sophomore year. College Football Preview ranks both Defensively, Schaffi tzel leads a cast Schaffi tzel and Booker as the top FCS of four returners who combined for 8 players at their positions, and it doesn’t interceptions and each produced 50 or stop there. more tackles a year ago. Receiver Julian Burton is coming off With a newly-renovated stadium and a breakout junior campaign in which a resurgence of energy around the pro- he led the Bears in receptions (52) and gram, the team’s star power and ability was one of the top-ranked kickoff and to make game-changing
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