Abilene Christian (1-3) Football Game Notes vs. ANGELO STATE (1-2) | Nov. 7, 2020 | Abilene, Texas | 3 p.m. CT | ESPN+ | 98.1 FM - The Ticket News, Quotes and Notes Schedule Date Opponent Location Time RAM TOUGH! Sep. 19 at UTEP El Paso L, 13-17 l Angelo State, a longtime in-state and rival of Abilene Christian’s, makes its Oct. 03 at Army West Point L, 23-55 first trip to the Key City and Wildcat Stadium since 2018. Oct. 17 WTAMU Abilene Cancelled Oct. 24 SFA Arlington L, 32-35 l ACU trails the all-time series 21-28-1 despite having won 10 of the last 12 meetings dating back to Globe Life Park 2002. The Wildcats won their 2018 meeting here at Wildcat Stadium, 41-24. Oct. 31 at Mercer Macon, Ga. W, 20-17 Nov. 7 Angelo St. Abilene 3 p.m. l A complete series history can be found on page six of this notebook. Nov. 14 Ariz. Christian Abilene 3 p.m. Nov. 21 at Virginia Charlottesville TBA l ACU is 15-11 vs. the Rams in Abilene and 6-17-1 in San Angelo.

Home games in bold l Former ACU quarterback and current radio analysist Jim Reese set the school record for most passing yards in a single game vs. Angelo State on Oct. 30, 1976 with 564 yards. Team Overview 2019 Record / Southland...... 5-7 / 4-5 (T6th) l Additional record-breaking performances vs. the Rams include Johnny Knox’s four Lettermen Returning / Lost...... 44 / 37 receptions (232 yards) in 2008, Mark Wilson’s four-interception game in 1983, running back David Starters Returning / Lost...... 17 / 22 Bennett’s 40 carries in 19996, and Steve Parker’s 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in 1982. Head Coach...... Adam Dorrel Alma Mater, Year...... NW Missouri State, 1998 ON THE ROAD AGAIN ... AND AGAIN ... AND AGAIN .. AND AGAIN! Record at ACU...... 14-24, fourth season l ACU and Charlotte are the only DI football programs playing full fall schedules who started their Career Record...... 90-32, 10th season respective seasons with four straight road games. Southland Record...... 11-16, fourth season l ACU’s last four-game road trip was in 1961. From Oct. 21 to Nov. 11 the Wildcats played games at University Information Memphis, Southern Mississippi, UT Arlington and Fresno State. President...... Dr. Phil Schubert Location...... Abilene, Texas l The 1951 Wildcats began their season with four-straight road games: at Drake, Texas A&M- Population...... 120,000 Commerce, UT Chattanooga and UTEP (Midland, Texas). Founded...... 1906 Joined Southland...... 1963 / Re-joined in 2013 l The Wildcats last opened with three road games in 1989, falling to Northern Arizona, North Texas Enrollment...... 5,293 and Alcorn State. Nickname...... Wildcats Colors...... Purple and White l ACU’s last three-game road trip took place in 2002, losing to UC Davis and Tarleton State before winning at Eastern New Mexico.

l This is ACU’s first home game since Nov. 16, 2019.

l ACU hasn’t played a home-opener this late in a season since 1933 (Nov. 3 vs. Howard Payne, following a six-game road trip). The only previous November home opener took place in 1921 (Nov. 1 vs. Daniel Baker).

BEARS DOWN! l Abilene Christian met the Mercer Bears for the first time in school history Halloween afternoon in Macon, Ga, and left with a 20-17 win. This was the Wildcats first trip to the ‘Peach State’ since falling 38-37 to Georgia State at the GeorgiaDome on Aug. 27, 2014.

l Saturday’s win at Mercer was the 500th in program history and the 90th for head coach Adam Dorrel.

l Jermiah Dobbins scored his team-leading third rushing touchdown of the season. He finished the Mercer game with a season-high 64 yards (5.3ypc) on 12 carries.

l Kobe Clark’s touchdown catch was the sixth of his career and third of this season, tying his career season-high from 2019.

l Clark is averaging 14.79 yards per catch and 93.67 yards per game.

l Clark finished the game with a season-high nine catches, and is up to 19 on the season. He had a pair of 11-catch games last season vs. Nicholls and Mississippi State.

l Clark’s 134 career receptions rank him ninth all-time ACU between Darrell Cantu-Harkless (147) and Darian Hogg (128).

l Blair Zepeda’s 38-yard field goal marked the first time since Nov. 4, 2006 that the Wildcats made a game-winning field on the game’s final play. Matt Adams hit a 25-yard field goal to beat Texas A&M-Kingsville, 41-38.

l ACU’s last game-winning field goal prior to Zepeda’s took place Nov. 15, 2014 when Nik Grau booted a 31-yarder with 5:48 to play to give ACU a 37-35 lead at Stephen F. Austin. l Zepeda has made at least one field goal through all four of this fall’s games. Team Captains 2 Peyton Mansell, QB l ACU dominated second half time of possession – 23:29 to 6:31 Junior | Belton, Texas l Three Wildcats recorded runs of 10 or more yards: Dobbins (18 yards), Jordan Brooks-Wess (10 4 Sema’J Davis, QB yards) and Peyton Mansell (15 yards) Junior | Midland, Texas l Peyton Mansell has four-straight games of 200 or more passing yards. 5 Byron Robinson, S Senior | McKinney, Texas l Mansell also has completed at least one pass of 45 yards or more in all four games: 46 at UTEP, 22 Koy Richardson, CB 61 at Army, 78 vs. SFA and 57 vs. Mercer. Senior | Angleton, Texas l Mansell’s 77.1 completion percentage vs. the Bears (27-35) was the fourth-best by an ACU DI 47 Jack Gibbens, LB level QB behind John David Baker (85 percent vs. Concordia and 80 percent vs. Houston Baptist in Senior | Bulverde, Texas 2013) and Luke Anthony (78.4 at Southeastern La in 2018). 69 Kade Parmelly, OL l Jack Gibbens tied his season best with 9.0 tackles vs. Mercer plus a first-quarter fumble Senior | Abilene, Texas recovery. His 237 career tackles are the third most by any ACU DI player, behind Sam Denmark (295) and Jeremiah Chambers (293). 53 Nico Russolillo, OL Senior | Little Elm, Texas l ACU has scored in 27 consecutive games.

BALLPARK BOAST NOTES l The Abilene Christian / Stephen F. Austin matchup was the first game to be played at the former home of the Texas Rangers. l Tyrese White scored the first touchdown by a college player at Globe Life Park. l White recorded the first two touchdown game of his career as he also hit paydirt with 1:38 left in regulation. l White and freshman Jermiah Dobbins combined for three rushing as the team averaged 4.9 yards per rush. l Quarterback Peyton Mansell averaged 14.9 yards gaine per completion, just shy of his season high 15.2 vs. UTEP. His 78 yard pass to Kobe Clark in the fourth quarter was a single game career best for both him and the junior from Sweetwater, Texas. l Mansell’s 78-yard pass to Clark also was the third longest of the Wildcats’ DI era. In 2013, John David Baker connected with Darian Hogg on receptions of 88 yards (Concordia) and New Mexico Highlands (87). l Through two games this season, Mansell has completed passes of 35 or more yards to five different receivers: Remington Lutz (35), L.J. McConnell (43), Kobe Clark (78), Taelyn Williams (49) and Branden Hohenstein (61). l Clark’s 131 receiving yards were a single-game career high and tied for 10th among all DI era Wildcat players. He had 107 yards last season vs. Houston Baptist and 104 vs. Southeastern Louisiana. l Senior linebacker Jack Gibbens blocked his first career kick with :39 seconds before halftime, leading to an 85-yard blocked field goal return for a touchdown by sophomore Ryan Stapp. This was ACU’s first special teams touchdown since Sept. 2017 when Erik Huhn blocked a Colorado State punt and returned it 16 yards to the endzone. l ACU has blocked 24 kicks since entering the DI ranks in 2013, but had not blocked a field goal since Oct. 8, 2016 when Josh Bloom did so at Wildcat Stadium vs. Lamar. Bloom blocked six kicks in his career and three in 2016. Jamar Mack blocked two PATs in 2018 vs. Nicholls and Incarnate Word. In 2015, ACU blocked two kicks at Incarnate Word on Oct. 25, the second of which resulted in a touchback. l In 2016, ACU scored its most recent defensive 2-point conversion on Nov. 5 vs. Northwestern State when Keith Barnett recorded a blocked PAT return.

2019 ACU Football Summary Southland Conference Leaders Athletic Awards Final Record...... 5-7 (4-5 Southland) Total Touchdowns...... Tracy James (20 / 5th FCS) Phil Steele Second Team FCS Postseason All-America Simple Ratings System...... 67th (of 126 teams) Scoring...... Tracy James (10.0 ppg / 6th FCS) STATS Perform Second Team FCS All-America Southland Conference Standing...... 6th (of 11 teams) Solo Tackles...... Jermiah Chambers HERO Sports Third Team FCS All-America (5.8 per game / 9th FCS) Jeremiah Chambers FCS / Southland Rankings Fumbles Recovered...Jeremiah Chambers (3 / 3rd FCS) Total Offense...... 412.7 yards per game (37th / 5th) HERO Sports Freshman All-America Hon. Mention Scoring Offense...... 28.0 points per game (54th / 5th) Top-10 FCS Leaders Ryan Stapp Passing Offense...... 243.8 yards per game (40th / 8th) Receptions Per Game...... Kobe Clark 4th Down Conversion Pct...... 0.640 (10th / 1st) (7.3 rpg / 6th FCS / 3rd Southland) All-Southland Conference (5) Rushing Offense...... 168.9 yards per game (42nd / 3rd) Total Touchdowns...... Tracy James (20 TD / 5th FCS) Cole Burgess (Third Team) First Downs Offense...... 276 (21st / 5th) Scoring....Tracy James (10.0 points per game / 6th FCS) Jeremiah Chambers (First Team) Total Defense...... 403.3 yards per game (77th / 3rd) Solo Tackles...... Jeremiah Chambers Adonis Davis (Second Team) Scoring Defense...... 28.6 points per game (69th / 5th) (5.8 per game / 9th FCS) Kameron Hill (Third Team) Passing Defense...... 264.8 yards per game (111th / 7th) Tackles For Loss...... Jeremiah Chambers Tracy James (First Team)) Rushing Defense...... 138.5 yards per game (33rd / 4th) (1.7 TFL per game / 5th FCS / 2nd Southland) Fumbles Recovered...... 14 (6th / 2nd) Fumbles Recovered...... Jeremiah Chambers Team Sacks...... 3.00 per game (10th / 3rd) (3 / 3rd FCS) Team Tackles for Loss...... 8.1 per game (11th / 4th) l As a team vs. SFA, ACU averaged 8.6 yards per passing attempt and 6.6 yards per play. Southland Conference l ACU recorded a season best 87 tackles. Rutgers transfer Chike Nwankwo led the Wildcats Players of the Week with 10 tackles. Joshua James recorded his first career sack. The defense was credited with five quarterback hurries. 2019 Oct. 14 – Josh Fink, wr (offense) l ACU’s overtime loss was its first since 2017 (L, 26-23 at Northwestern State), snapping a two- 2018 game OT winning streak. The Wildcats played their first OT game in 1995, and since then have an Oct. 15 – Jeremiah Chambers, lb (defense) all-time OT record of 7-6. ACU has twice goine to OT vs. both West Texas A&M (1-1) and SFA (1-1). Six Oct. 22 – Billy McCrary, rb (offense) of ACU’s 13 OT games have come at the DI level. 2016 JACKED TO BE BACK Sept. 5 – Austin Kilcullen, p (special teams) l Abilene Christian resumed its 2020 fall season Oct. 24 vs. Stephen F. Austin following the Oct. Oct. 24 – Dallas Sealey, qb (offense) 17 cancellation of the Wildcats’ homecoming game vs. West Texas A&M. This was ACU’s first fall Nov. 7 – Nik Grau, pk (special teams) without a Homecoming Game since 1945 (World War II). 2015 Sept. 28 – Cedric Gilbert, wr (offense); Sam Denmark, lb l “We regret for our fans that we have to reschedule the game, but this was not unexpected. We (defense); Austin Kilcullen, p (special teams) knew we might have a few challenges when we decided to play this fall,” said Dr. Phil Schubert, Nov. 2 – Jabari Butler, cb (defense) ACU president, following the cancellation announcement. “With some of our student-athletes testing positive for COVID-19, we know it’s in everyone’s best interest. This shows our testing 2014 protocols are working as they should.” Sept. 1 – Parker McKenzie, qb (offense) Sept. 15 – Parker McKenzie, qb (offense) l ACU’s game in the Metroplex is its first neutral-site game since 2014 when the Wildcats defeated Nov. 17 – De’Andre Brown, rb (offense); Justin Stephens, lb Central Arkansas, 52-35, at Plano’s Clark Stadium. ACU also played at the Cotton Bowl in 2009 vs. (defense); Nik Grau, pk (special teams) Texas A&M-Commerce (W, 20-14) and in back-to-back years at AT&T Stadium. The Wildcats lost 23-17 to North Alabama in 2011 at the Dallas Cowboys’ home field, but edged Tarleton State, 34-31, the following year. In 2013, Tarleton State beat the Wildcats, 41-34 in overtime at Frisco’s Toyota Head Coach Adam Dorrel Stadium. Fourth Year Northwest Missouri St. ‘98 l ACU leads its all-time series with SFA, 11-10, with the last two games decided in overtime. Last October’s double-overtime thriller won by the Wildcats, 31-24. The two teams played for 13 Born: Dec. 2, 1974 consecutive seasons from 1973 to 1985, and once again in 1999, before resuming their annual series when ACU joined the Southland Conference in 2014. Family: Wife, Erin; daughters, Allie and #PLAYFOUR4 Sam l Abilene Christian University football player Sema’J Davis was involved in a traffic accident on Thursday, Oct. 8 in Abilene less than a mile from campus when the vehicle he was driving was Education struck by another car. He was airlifted from Hendrick Medical Center in Abilene to John Peter Smith Bachelor of Science Hospital in Fort Worth. Our prayers are with his family, friends, the ACU athletic department and the in physical education, entire ACU community at this time. Northwest Missouri State (1998) l The Davis family is feeling the power of the prayers being said for their family and there are no words to express how deeply appreciative they are for all of the love and support they are Master of Science in health and physical edu- receiving during this time. cation, Northwest Missouri State (2000)

BOAST NOTES FROM WEST POINT Playing Highlights • Four-year letterman (1994-97) l Of Army’s first four opponents this season, ACU had the most rushing yards (86), passing • NCAA Division II all-America (1997) yards (302), passing touchdowns (3) and tackles (86). • All-Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (1995, 1996, 1997) l This was the Wildcats’ first game without a turnover since the Oct. 19, 2019 game vs. • Team captain (1995, 1996, 1997) Stephen F. Austin. Coaching Highlights l Army - a rushing team - completed 4-of-7 • Head coach of three NCAA Division passes for 52 yards, all of which are opponent II national championship teams (2013, season lows during the Wildcats’ DI era 2015, 2016) (2013-present). However, in 2007, Easter New Mexico attempted only one pass vs. the Wildcats • Led Northwest Missouri State to wins in (incomplete), while rushing the ball 67 times in a each of his final 30 games as the head 45-20 loss to ACU. By comparison, Army ran the coach ball 60 times Saturday. • Only coach in NCAA Division II history

to win three national titles with perfect l Kobe Clark enjoyed the first two touchdown 15-0 records in each season game of his career in his 2020 season debut. He is the first Wildcat with two TD receptions • One of only three head coaches in in a single game since 2018. That year, two NCAA Division II history to win three TD games were claimed by Josh Fink (Angelo national championships State), Tracy James (Northwestern State) and Torin Justice (Southeastern Louisiana). • Led ACU to its first winning season at the NCAA Division I level in program l Peyton Mansell, whose parents Mike and Kim history were student-athletes at West Point, completed 23-of-37 passes for 279 and three touchdowns in his ‘Homecoming’ game. One of those touchdowns was a 61-yard strike to tight end Branden Hohenstein, which was the longest reception of his collegiate career. Hohenstein has three career ACU Homecoming Record touchdowns with the Wildcats. All-Time Record: 54-35-1 1920...... ACU 81, Daniel Baker, 0 l The 61-yard connection between Mansell and Hohenstein was ACU’s first completion of more 1926...... Daniel Baker, 13, ACU 6 1927...... ACU 6, Texas Tech 3 than 60 yards since the 2019 season opener at North Texas (Anthony to Fink for 64 yards). 1928...... Daniel Baker 14, ACU 0 1929...... ACU 12, Sam Houston State 0 l L.J. McConnell’s 55-yard rush was the longest from scrimmage by an ACU during 1930...... Daniel Baker 7, ACU 6 the DI era, and with 11 receptions vs. the Black Knights he became ACU’s sixth DI wideout with a 1931...... ACU 41, West Texas A&M 0 10+ plus catch game, joining Taylor Gabriel, Josh Fink, Kobe Clark, Darian Hogg and Justin Miller. 1932...... ACU 12, Daniel Baker 0 1933...... ACU 3, McMurry 0 1934...... McMurry 27, ACU 0 l McConnell led all Wildcats with 160 all-purpose yards. 1935...... McMurry 31, ACU 7 1936...... McMurry 33, ACU 6 1937...... ACU 13, McMurry 7 l Freshman Stone Earle made his debut at quarterback late in the fourth quarter and completed 1938...... ACU 21, Daniel Baker 0 both passes for 23 yards. He and Mansell went 8-for-8 in the final quarter for 176 passing yards. 1939...... ACU 26, McMurry 0 1940...... ACU 20, Daniel Baker 0 1941...... ACU 19, Austin College 0 l Notable defensive single-game highs at Army: 1942...... ACU 53, Austin College 0 Jordan Paup - 8 tackles 1946...... ACU 19, Howard Payne 0 Tory Hargrove - 7 tackles 1947...... ACU 42, Austin College 7 Chike Nwankwo - 7 tackles 1948...... ACU 27, Howard Payne 7 1949...... Austin College 27, ACU 14 Jairan Parker - 7 tackles 1950...... ACU 27, Howard Payne 6 Hunter Kier - 6 tackles 1951...... ACU 50, Austin College 33 Quent Titre - 6 tackles. 1952...... ACU 48, A&M-Kingsville 13 1953...... ACU 28, McMurry 8 Kadron Johnson - 4 tackles and first career sack as a Wildcat 1954...... ACU 33, Lamar 14 1955...... Southern Miss. 40, ACU 0 WAGONS EAST! 1956...... ACU 13, Midwestern State7 1957...... ACU 40, Trinity 12 l Abilene Christian’s game at West Point is its first vs. Army and second vs. a service academy. The 1958...... Southern Miss. 22, ACU 0 Wildcats dropped their 2016 season opener at Air Force, 37-21. 1959...... ACU 13, Trinity 12 1960...... Southern Miss. 34, ACU 8 l Army is ACU’s first FBS opponent from the east coast, and one of two on this year’s schedule 1961...... McMurry 33, ACU 28 1962...... ACU 28, Texas-Arlington 18 along with Virginia (Nov. 21). This is ACU’s first game in The Empire State as the Wildcats’ most 1963...... ACU 41, Trinity 0 recent appearance in the northeast was a 1995 game at New Haven (L, 7-33). 1964...... ACU 37, Texas-Arlington 14 1965...... ACU 30, Trinity 27 1966...... Texas-Arlington 23, ACU 0 l According to research by former ACU sports information director and professor emeritus Dr. 1967...... Trinity 20, ACU 7 Charlie Marler, sprinter James Segrest was the first Wildcat athlete to set foot on the grounds of 1968...... Texas-Arlington 30, ACU 20 West Point. When he was on the USA team that ran against Russia in Moscow in 1958, he and the 1969...... ACU 42, Eastern NM 13 team gathered at West Point, were quartered there and worked out there in July 1958. 1970...... ACU 21, Texas-Arlington 7 1971...... Trinity 27, ACU 14 1972...... ACU 3, Arkansas State 0 l Another note from Dr. Marler. The first invitational debate tournament of national scope was 1973...... ACU 29, Sul Ross State 0 held at the West Point Military Academy, New York, in 1947. It eventually became the foremost 1974...... ACU 31, East Texas State 13 1975...... ACU 49, Sul Ross State 14 national debate tournament under the direction of the American Forensic Association, and later 1976...... ACU 17, East Texas State 0 tournaments were conducted at sites other than West Point. ACU teams who competed in the 1977...... Angelo State 21, ACU 14 national championship tournaments and their coaches were: 1978...... ACU 28, East Texas State 27 1979...... S.F. Austin State 27, ACU 21 1980...... East Texas State 24, ACU 14 Harold and Paul Forshey (1955), coach Rex Kyker 1981...... ACU 31, S.F. Austin State 0 Joe Schubert and Milton Copeland (1956), coach Ed Brown 1982...... East Texas State 26, ACU 25 1983 ...... ACU 24, S.F. Austin State 10 Milton Copelannd and Paul Forshey(1957, coach Ed Brown 1984...... ACU 30, Howard Payne 0 Don Beck and Allen Isbell (1958), coach Ed Brown 1985...... ACU 24, NW Missouri 24 (tie) Lynn Coleman and Bob Baker (1961), coach Ed Brown 1986...... ACU 45, Angelo State 13 Larry Bradshaw and John Ferguson (1965), coach Ed Brown 1987...... ACU 37, Texas Lutheran 22 1988...... East Texas State 39, ACU 24 Randy Moody and David Wright (1985), coach Joe Cardot 1989...... ACU 38, Cameron 10 Wallace Hampton and Chris Heard (1989), coach Joe Cardot 1990...... East Texas State 63, ACU 34 Elizabeth Alvarez and Ben Stevens (2002), coach Sally Gary 1991...... Cameron 10, ACU 3 1992...... East Texas State 52, ACU 10 Andrea Schweikard and Brandon Lemley (2005), coach Sally Gary 1993...... ACU 57, Tarleton State 15 1994...... East Texas State 42, ACU 35 UTEP DUBSTEP 1995...... ACU 38, Tarleton State 18 1996...... ACU 17, Angelo State 14 l Abilene Christian lost its season opener at UTEP, 17-13, on Sept. 19. It was the first meeting 1997...... ACU 23, Tarleton State 17 between the two schools since 1959. 1998...... Angelo State 18, ACU 16 1999...... Tarleton State 14, ACU 9 2000...... Angelo State 27, ACU 25 l The game was remarkbly even from a statistical perspective. Below is a quick comparison: 2001...... Tarleton State 52, ACU 7 ACU Category UTEP 2002...... ACU 30, Angelo State 29 15 First Downs 17 2003...... ACU 18, Midwestern State 14 308 Total Offense 293 2004...... A&M-Commerce 37, ACU 17 2005...... West Texas A&M 40, ACU 24 204 Passing 195 2006...... ACU 35, Angelo State 7 104 Rushing 98 2007...... West Texas A&M 41, ACU 31 30:02 Possession Time 29:58 2008...... ACU 37, Tarleton State 17 2009...... West Texas A&M 32, ACU 21 2010...... ACU 31, Midwestern State 28 l The Wildcats’ defense set several game records vs. an FBS opponent (since 2013), including 2011...... ACU 28, West Texas A&M 18 fewest all-purpose yards (317) and attempts (51), lowest average gain per play (5.0) and per rush 2012...... Midwestern State 35, ACU 31 2013...... ACU 40, Incarnate Word 6 (2.9), fewest passing yards (195) and total offense yards gained (293). UTEP’s 317 all-purpose yards 2014...... ACU 55, Ave Maria (Fla.) 14 were the fourth-fewest allowed by the Wildcats since jumping into the DI ranks in 2013, ahead of 2015...... Sam Houston St. 49, ACU 21 only 2017 Houston Baptist (243), 2019 Arizona Christian (235) and 2014 Incarnate Word (224). 2016...... ACU 52, Incarnate Word 27 2017...... SE Louisiana 56, ACU 21 2018...... ACU 28, Nicholls 12 l Freshman Jermiah Dobbins scored his first collegiate touchdown on only his second touch of the 2019...... ACU 31, Stephen F. Austin 24 (OT) first quarter at the 9:03 mark. 2020...... No game (COVID) l For the second straight game vs. an FBS opponent, the Wildcats have had three players post Wildcats Series Records vs. a single run of 10 or more yards. Tyrese White (10), Jermiah Dobbins (11) and Peyton Mansell (12) NCAA Division I-FBS Schools accomplished this feat vs UTEP, while White (13), Sema’J Davis (10) and Kobe Clark (10) did so last Opponent W L T Last Meeting November at Mississippi State. Air Force 0 1 0 2016 (L, 37-21) l Receivers Remington Lutz (35), L.J. McConnell and Taelyn Williams (49) each had at least one Arizona State 1 0 0 1947 (W, 13-7) reception of 35 yards or more. They are the first Wildcat trio to catch a deep pass (35+ yards) since Arkansas 0 1 0 1948 (L, 40-6) Sept. 27, 2014 when Cade Stone (39), Demarcus Thompson (36) and Jonathan Epps (59) all did Arkansas State 2 9 1 1973 (L, 56-46) similarly at Houston Baptist. Army 0 1 0 2019 (L, 23-55) Baylor 0 1 0 2018 (L, 55-27) l Jordan Brooks-Wess’ 27-yard punt return was the longest by a Wildcat since Justin Miller’s Colorado State 0 1 0 2017 (L, 38-10) 33-yarder vs. Houston Baptist on Sept. 17, 2016. Florida State 2 1 0 1957 (W,34-7) Fresno State 2 3 0 2015 (L, 34-13) l Byron Robinson’s seven tackles were a career single-game high. Georgia State 0 1 0 2014 (L, 38-37) Hawaii 0 1 0 1980 (L, 41-0) l The all-time series between the Wildcats and Miners is tied at 3-3. La.-Lafayette 2 1 0 1972 (L, 35-14) Louisiana Tech 0 2 0 1972 (L, 35-12) l Five of the six games have been played in El Paso. ACU also won a 20-13 game during the 1951 Memphis 0 3 1 1961 (L, 35-0) season in Midland, Texas. New Mexico 0 1 0 2017 (L, 38-14) New Mexico St. 0 1 0 2013 (L, 34-29) OL PARMELLY RECOGNIZED AS FCS PLAYER OF THE WEEK North Texas 8 16 1 2019 (L, 51-31) l Senior offensive lineman Kade Parmelly was recognized as the FCS Player of the Week for SMU 0 1 0 1925 (L, 52-7) Sept. 15. The league’s twitter page revealed three clues about Parmelly pertaining to his academic So. Mississippi 0 9 0 1962 (L, 30-0) awards, on field-performance and community service before showcasing his introductory video. Texas Christian 0 2 0 1930 (L, 62-0) Parmelly completed his undergraduate degree (kinesiology) in just three years. He also is a Dean’s Texas-El Paso 3 3 0 2020 (L, 13-17) List Award recipient and a two-time Southland Football All-Academic Team member. Texas State 14 7 3 1986 (W, 38-24) Texas Tech 3 6 0 1949 (L, 20-0) CAPTAINS LOG Troy (Ala.) 2 0 0 2014 (W,38-35) l Abilene Christian football Monday (Sept. 14) selected seven team captains: junior quarterbacks Peyton Mansell and Sema’J Davis, and seniors Jack Gibbens (LB), Kade Parmelly (OL), Koy Richardson (CB), Byron Robinson (S) and Nico Russolillo (OL). l Abilene’s Parmelly and Gibbens - a native of Bulverde, Texas - are both second-year team captains who’ve been with the team since 2017.

AN ‘A’ FOR ACADEMICS l Senior linebacker Jack Gibbens (pictured) is Abilene Christian’s nominee for the William V. Campbell Trophy, which is presented by the National Football Foundation. He was announced as a semifinalist for the award on Oct. 1. Finalists for the award will be announced Nov. 12. l The award is given to the American college football player with the best combination of academics, community service, and on-field performance. It is considered by many to be the “Academic Heisman.” l Senior offensive lineman Kade Parmelly this summer was awarded the 2020 F.L. McDonald Postgraduate Scholarships by Southland Conference Commissioner Tom Burnett. l Parmelly excelled in the classroom and compiled a 3.96 GPA as he completed his undergraduate degree in kinesiology in three years. He was a recipient of the Dean’s List Award every semester at ACU and a two-time Southland Football All-Academic Team member. l Wide receiver Josh Fink was announced by the NCAA in March as one of its Postgraduate Scholarship awardees for the 2019 fall season. He is the first Wildcat student-athlete to earn one of these coveted prizes since the 2012-13 season when they were awarded to soccer’s Julie Coppedge and track and field’s Parker Petty. l Fink additionally is one of 11 football players tabbed to this exclusive list, joining Rodrigo Blakenship (Georgia), Dawson Brown (Bethel), Austin Campbell (Idaho State), Ben Cross (Denison), Anthony Davidson and Benjamin Gaal (John Hopkins), Alex Goettl (Minnesota Mankato), William Hasken (Wartburg), Anthony Kennon (Carnegie Mellon) and Tyler Swafford (Eastern Kentucky). l Fink, who graduated last December with a 3.81 GPA in accounting and financial management, was a top-10 Southland Conference receiver with 822 receiving yards, 74.7 receiving yards and 5.7 receptions per game. He additionally averaged 13.05 yards per reception with five receiving touchdowns. l For his career, Fink accumulated 2,323 career receiving yards (7th all-time at ACU) with 188 receptions (3rd) and 14 touchdowns. l ACU Football has posted a term GPA above a 3.0 the last three semesters, and finished the 2019-20 academic year with a 3.07. l ACU finished the 2019 season with TWO CoSIDA Academic All-America (Josh Fink, Jack Gibbens), FOUR Academic All-District selections, TWO FCS ADA Academic All-Stars, and FIVE Southland Conference All-Academic Honorees. Thirteen players posted a 4.0 and 75 had a 3.0+ GPA in the fall 2019 term.

EIGHT IS ENOUGH? l ACU will play an eight-game schedule this fall, which starts Sept. 19 at UTEP and concludes Nov. 21 at Virginia, a longtime mainstay of the Atlantic Coast Conference. l The additional games on this year’s slate means the Wildcats will not compete in the spring.

PRESEASON HONOREES l Seniors Jack Gibbens (LB) and Nico Russolillo (OL) joined ACU’S list of preseason selections as both were named to Phil Steele’s 2020 Preseason All-Southland Conference Second Team. Angelo State (21-28-1) l ACU’s three Southland-chosen preseason honorees: Branden Hohenstein (First Team TE), Billy H: 15-11 / A: 6-17-1 McCrary (Second Team RB) and Kade Parmelly (Second Team OL) also were selected by the staff at Nov. 20, 1965 San Angelo...... W 41-12 Phil Steele. Nov. 19, 1966 Abilene...... W 28-18 STRENGTH IN DIVERSITY Nov. 18, 1967 San Angelo...... L 17-6 l Junior Anthony Egbo this summer accepted an invitation to join the university’s first-ever Nov. 23, 1968 Abilene...... W 60-14 Diversity Council, which will be co-chaired by ACU President Dr. Phil Schubert and ACU’s chief diversity officer Dr. Stephanie Hamm. Nov. 22, 1969 Abilene...... W 51-19 Sept. 26, 1970 San Angelo...... W 17-13 The goal of this group is to foster a more racially and culturally supportive and diverse environment Sept. 16, 1972 San Angelo...... L 35-27 at ACU. Egbo will be one of five students serving on the council.

Oct. 27, 1973 San Angelo...... W 27-0 DON’T TRUST THE POLLS Nov. 2, 1974 Abilene...... W 33-21 l There were no surprises in the Southland Conference’s annual release of its preseason poll, which is determined by the league’s 11 head coaches and sports information directors. Nov. 1, 1975 San Angelo...... T 17-17

Oct. 30, 1976 Abilene...... W 26-0 l The rankings closely followed last year’s standings with Central Arkansas topping the list with Oct. 16, 1977 Abilene...... L 21-14 190 points and 12 first-place votes. The defending champion Bears tied Nicholls for the league’s best record at 7-2, but the Colonels slipped to third with Sam Houston State tallying 170 points (4). Oct. 14, 1978 San Angelo...... L 33-8

Oct. 13, 1979 Abilene...... L 20-7 l Nicholls scooped up the remaining six first-place votes in finishing a point (169) behind Sam Oct. 18, 1980 San Angelo...... L 38-20 Houston State. The Colonels will be the Wildcats’ homecoming opponent this season on Oct. 17.

Oct. 17, 1981 Abilene...... W 28-26 l Southeastern Louisiana, which celebrated a playoff win last fall over Villanova, was pegged Oct. 16, 1982 San Angelo...... L 24-14 fourth with 157 points. Sept. 3, 1983 San Angelo...... W 23-9 l The Wildcats played in six one-possession conference games in compiling a 4-5 record vs. the Oct. 15, 1983 Abilene...... L 26-20 Southland (232 points for, 233 points against) last fall, and they start the year ranked seventh with Oct. 27, 1984 San Angelo...... L 30-7 101 points. They were topped by McNeese (113 points) and UIW (104). Nov. 2, 1985 Abilene...... L 35-18 2020 Southland Conference Preseason Poll Oct. 25, 1986 Abilene...... W 45-13 1. Central Arkansas (12) - 190 Oct. 24, 1987 San Angelo...... L 45-24 2. Sam Houston State (4) - 170 3. Nicholls (6) - 169 Oct. 15, 1988 Abilene...... L 49-21 4. Southeastern Louisiana - 157 Oct. 14, 1989 San Angelo...... L 50-14 5. McNeese -113 6. UIW - 104 Sept. 1, 1990 San Angelo...... L 45-14 7. Abilene Christian - 101 Oct. 13, 1990 Abilene...... L 41-6 8. Stephen F. Austin - 60 Aug. 31, 1991 Abilene...... L 28-7 9. Houston Baptist - 59 10. Northwestern State - 49 Oct. 19, 1991 San Angelo...... L 36-9 11. Lamar - 38 Oct. 17, 1992 Abilene...... L 48-7 Oct. 16, 1993 San Angelo...... L 45-20 FUTURE SCHEDULING l Abilene Christian football will close its 2024 regular season at New Mexico State as the teams Oct. 15, 1994 Abilene...... L 12-5 agreed to play at Aggie Memorial Stadium on Saturday, Nov. 23, four days prior to Thanksgiving. Oct. 14, 1995 San Angelo...... L 24-0 Oct. 19, 1996 Abilene...... W 17-14 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE MEDIA DAY QUOTES Oct. 18, 1997 San Angelo...... L 42-10 “It’s been an interesting experience. I think it’s something I’ll remember the rest of my life. … We came Oct. 17, 1998 Abilene...... L 18-16 back, and I spent about two, three days reflecting, and I just made the decision right then I was going Oct. 16, 1999 San Angelo...... L 28-6 to come out on the other side better. I really feel like I’ve done that.

Oct. 14, 2000 Abilene...... L 27-25 “I think I’ve come out as a better husband, a better father and a better coach. It’s reinvigorated me. I Oct. 13, 2001 San Angelo...... L 31-0 know it sounds crazy, but when you lose something that you don’t expect to lose, I think it’s an eye- opening experience. Oct. 19, 2002 Abilene...... W 30-29 Oct. 18, 2003 San Angelo...... W 39-23 “I’ve really tried to develop relationships with players during this time. I’ve looked at how I can be Oct. 9, 2004 Abilene...... W 29-25 better as a coach. It’s exciting. I’m really excited to get going again. This is going to be my 20th year of college football, and I’m as excited as I’ve been since I was a graduate assistant in 1999 in my first Oct. 8, 2005 San Angelo...... L 27-24 year coaching college football.” Oct. 14, 2006 Abilene...... W 35-7 - Head Coach Adam Dorrel on COVID-19 quarantine Oct. 13, 2007 ^ San Angelo...... W 52-28 “I know on paper we lost a lot of guys on defense, but I also know defensively we were one of the Oct. 11, 2008 Abilene...... W 51-7 worst pass defenses in the country. “We did lose people, but I’ve very confident in the guys we have Oct. 10, 2009 San Angelo...... W 38-14 coming back. Not all of them are battle tested, but they’re very good athletically.” - Head Coach Adam Dorrel on ACU’s defense Oct. 30, 2010 Abilene...... W 33-20 Sept. 24, 2011 Abilene...... W 31-17 “I think all four of those guys (Sema’J Davis, Stone Earle, Peyton Mansell, Andrew Stripling) have done Sept. 22, 2012 San Angelo...... L 28-23 a really good job. It’s going to be a really good battle. The thing I like about all four of the guys is that all four of them are mobile. They’re not just pocket passers. They’re able to move around. It’s going to Sept. 8, 2018 Abilene...... W 41-24 help us jumpstart our offense and I think be more creative in giving us a chance to have a dual-threat ^ Victory vacated because of NCAA violations quarterback with all four of them.” - Head Coach Adam Dorrel on the quarterbacks ACU FOOTBALL TWO DEEP

Offense Special Teams Pos. # Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Pos. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. WR 1 L.J. McConnell 6-0 187 Jr. PK 85 Oscar Hernandez 5-10 201 Sr. 15 Jordan Brooks-Wess 5-8 175 So. 37 Blair Zepeda 5-11 192 So.

WR 88 Kobe Clark 5-10 173 Jr. KO 37 Blair Zepeda 5-11 192 So. 80 Darius Lewis 5-8 152 Fr. 85 Oscar Hernandez 5-10 201 Sr.

WR 7 Brendan Harmon 6-6 203 Jr. P 27 Logan Burke 6-0 197 Jr. 19 Dax Neece 6-3 200 So. KR 15 Jordan Brooks-Wess 5-8 175 So. TE 18 Branden Hohenstein 6-5 233 Sr. 88 Kobe Clark 5-10 173 Jr. 86 Remington Lutz 6-6 240 Jr. PR 15 Jordan Brooks-Wess 5-8 175 So. LT 68 Jon Crisp 6-5 296 Sr. 80 Darius Lewis 5-8 152 Fr. 61 Mitchell Melrose 6-6 281 So. LS 54 David Stone 5-11 220 Sr. LG 69 Kade Parmelly 6-3 308 Sr. 46 Dustin Inness 5-11 182 So. 57 Jaron Marshall 6-3 295 Jr. H 27 Logan Burke 6-0 197 Jr. C 53 Nico Russolillo 6-2 285 Sr. 2 Peyton Mansell 6-2 210 Jr. 56 Truett Knox 6-2 290 So.

RG 72 Kage Hendrix 6-3 294 Jr. 78 Ty Smith 6-5 290 Fr.

RT 76 Zach Terry 6-6 289 Jr. 67 Wyatt Tate 6-5 301 R-Fr.

QB 2 Peyton Mansell 6-2 210 Jr. 16 Stone Earle 6-0 190 Fr.

RB 24 Tyrese White 5-9 197 Jr. 21 Jermiah Dobbins 5-9 185 Fr.

FB 34 T.J. Tumbleson 5-8 232 Sr. 36 Rece Stafford 5-11 215 So.

Defense DE 45 Jordan Paup 6-3 245 Jr. 99 Osaretin Obadeyi 6-3 227 So.

DT 92 Quent Titre 6-1 270 Jr. 95 Jack Schultz 6-2 260 Jr.

DT 97 Will Morgan 6-2 255 Jr. 59 Jacob Thielen 6-3 249 R-Fr.

DE 91 Garviea Freeny 6-2 235 Sr. 94 Reynel Previlon 6-3 231 Sr.

LB 30 Tory Hargrove 5-9 195 Jr. 0 Jairan Parker 5-11 208 Jr.

LB 42 Hunter Kier 5-10 214 Sr. 9 Chike Nwankwo 6-1 230 So.

LB 47 Jack Gibbens 6-4 240 Sr. 33 Greg Green 5-8 213 Jr.

CB 22 Koy Richardson 5-10 174 Sr. 12 Triston Anderson 6-1 195 So.

S 5 Byron Robinson 5-11 184 Sr. 26 Brian Bullock 5-11 196 Jr.

S 4 Shelby Washington 6-1 187 Jr. 23 Kam Stokes 5-10 193 R-Fr.

CB 3 Ryan Stapp 5-10 171 So. 8 Daniel Duah 5-9 189 Jr. NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Exp. Hometown / High School / Previous School 0 Jairan Parker 5-11 208 Jr. LB Rosenberg, Texas / St. Thomas HS / Missouri 1 Shelby Washington 6-1 187 Jr. S TR Fort Worth, Texas / Midwest City HS / NE Okla. A&M 2 Peyton Mansell 6-2 210 Jr. QB TR Belton, Texas / Belton HS / Iowa 2 Christopher Satterfield 5-11 178 Fr. CB HS Spring, Texas / Klein Oak HS 3 Ryan Stapp 5-10 171 So. CB 1VL College Station, Texas / College Station HS 4 Sema’J Davis 6-1 191 Jr. QB 2VL Midland, Texas / Midland Lee HS 4 Lionel McConnell 6-0 187 Jr. WR 1VL Cincinnati, Ohio / Allen HS / Liberty 5 Byron Robinson Jr. 5-11 184 Sr. S 2VL McKinney, Texas / McKinney HS / Kilgore College 6 Taelyn Williams 6-1 169 So. WR 1VL Euless, Texas / Euless Trinity HS 7 Jordan Brooks-Wess 5-8 175 So. WR TR Fort Worth, Texas / Grapevine HS / SMU 7 Brendan Harmon 6-6 203 Jr. WR 1VL Weatherford, Texas / All Saints / Rice 8 Daniel Duah 5-9 189 Jr. CB 1VL Bochum, Germany / Neues Gymnasium / NMMI 9 Chike Nwankwo 6-1 230 So. LB TR Bridgewater, N.J. / Bridgewater-Raritan HS / Rutgers 12 Andrew Stripling 6-5 191 R-Fr. QB RS Marble Falls, Texas / Marble Falls HS 12 Triston Anderson 6-1 195 So. CB TR Rockwall, Texas / Rockwall HS / Arkansas State 13 Austin Goffney 6-0 202 Jr. S 1VL Cypress, Texas / Cypress Ranch HS 14 DK Blaylock 6-4 175 Fr. WR TR New Deal, Texas / New Deal HS / Boise State 14 Donovan Johnson 6-1 187 So. CB 1VL Cypress, Texas / Cypress Ranch 15 Aaron Monsivaiz 6-2 205 Fr. QB HS Spring, Texas / The Woodlands Christian Academy 16 Stone Earle 6-0 190 Fr. QB HS Keller, Texas / Birdville HS 17 Braelon Hill 5-10 184 So. S 1VL Houston, Texas / Clear Brook HS / Kilgore College 18 Branden Hohenstein 6-5 233 Sr. TE 1VL Jackson, Neb. / Bishop Heelan HS / Nebraska 19 Dak Neece 6-3 200 So. WR TR Albany, Texas / Albany HS / Texas Tech 20 Billy McCrary 5-11 200 Sr. RB 2VL Temple, Texas / Rouse HS / California 21 Jermiah Dobbins 5-9 185 Fr. RB HS Lubbock, Texas / Estacado HS 22 Koy Richardson 5-10 174 Sr. CB 2VL Angleton, Texas / Angleton HS 23 Kam Stokes 5-10 193 R-Fr. S TR Arlington, Texas / Grace Preparatory Academy 24 Tyrese White 5-9 197 Jr. RB 2VL Hamshire, Texas / Hamshire-Fannett HS 25 Elijah Moffett 6-2 185 Fr. S HS Selma, Texas / Veterans Memorial HS 26 Brian Bullock 5-11 196 Jr. S TR Austin, Texas / Round Rock HS / Northwestern 27 Conrad Perry 5-7 203 Jr. RB 1VL Pinehurst, Texas / Tomball HS 27 Logan Burke 6-0 197 Jr. P TR Katy, Texas / Cinco Ranch HS / Navarro College 30 Toriano Hargrove 5-9 195 Jr. LB 1VL Arlington, Texas / Bowie HS / Cisco College 31 Robert McKnight 5-9 188 Jr. CB 2VL Bossier City, La. / Parkway HS / Independence CC 32 Joshua James 5-11 219 Jr. LB 2VL San Antonio, Texas / Brennan HS 33 Greg Green 5-8 213 Jr. LB 2VL Houston, Texas / Westfield HS 34 Tavian ‘T.J.’ Tumbleson 5-8 232 Sr. FB 1VL Mahtomedi, Minn. / Mahtomedi HS 35 Ben Norman 6-0 204 Jr. LB 2VL Temple, Texas / Temple HS 36 Rece Stafford 5-11 215 So. FB 1VL Frisco, Texas / Frisco Wakeland HS 37 Blair Zepeda 5-11 192 So. PK 2VL Richardson, Texas / Plano East Senior HS 38 Chester Sims 6-0 218 So. FB SQ Richmond, Texas / George Ranch HS 39 Anthony Egbo Jr. 5-7 168 So. CB 1VL Richmond, Texas / Foster HS 40 Lakendrick Jones 6-0 260 Sr. DT 1VL Brandon, Miss. / Brandon HS / Mississippi Gulf Coast 41 Maximus ‘Max’ Gayden 5-11 200 Fr. S HS Houston, Texas / Legacy the School (Sport Sciences) 42 Hunter Kier 5-10 214 Sr. LB 1VL Washington, Kan. / Washington Co. HS / Butler CC 43 Brock Thompson 5-11 135 Fr. P / K HS Lubbock, Texas / Lubbock-Cooper HS 45 Jordan Paup 6-3 245 Jr. DE TR Central City, Neb. / Central City HS / Nebraska 46 Gage Graham 5-10 195 R-Fr. LB RS Stephenville, Texas / Stephenville HS 46 Dustin Inness 5-11 182 So. LS 1VL Phoenix, Ariz. / Northwest Christian HS 47 Jack Gibbens 6-4 240 Sr. LB 3VL Bulverde, Texas / Smithson Valley HS 48 Ty Taylor 6-0 175 Jr. CB TR LaMarque, Texas / Dickinson HS / Trinity Valley CC 50 Damion Hart 6-3 215 Fr. DE HS Cibolo, Texas / Steele HS 51 Michael Gayden 6-2 263 Jr. DT 1VL Houston, Texas / Dulles HS / Blinn College 52 Abe Schwinn 6-0 213 R-Fr. LB TR St. Paul, Minn. / Cretin Derham Hall / Arizona State 53 Nico Russolillo 6-2 285 Sr. OL 1VL Little Elm, Texas / Heritage HS / Towson 54 David Stone 5-11 193 Sr. LS 1VL Rocklin, Calif. / Del Oro HS / Sierra College 56 Truett Knox 6-2 290 So. OL TR Ft. Worth, Texas / Aledo HS / Oklahoma State 57 Jaron Marshall 6-3 295 Jr. OL 1VL Lexington Park, Md. / Douglass HS / Bakersfield 58 Marquez Brown 6-3 230 So. DE TR McDonough, Ga. / Eagles Landing HS / Fort Scott CC 59 Jacob Thielen 6-3 249 R-Fr. DT RS Broomfield, Colo. / Faith Christian Academy 60 Cade Lippincott 5-8 185 Fr. LS HS Cypress, Texas / Bridgeland HS 61 Mitchell Melrose 6-6 281 So. OL SQ Whitehouse, Texas / Whitehouse HS 62 Dylan Millbranth 6-1 261 R-Fr. OL SQ Cave Creek, Ariz. / Pinnacle HS 63 Grant Jackson 6-1 281 R-Fr. OL RS Alvarado, Texas / Home School 65 Seth Bower 6-2 275 Fr. OL HS Boerne, Texas / Geneva School of Boerne 66 Dylan Howerton 6-4 255 Fr. OL HS Katy, Texas / Katy HS 67 Wyatt Tate 6-5 301 R-Fr. OL RS Seguin, Texas / Navarro HS 68 Jon Crisp 6-5 296 Sr. OL 3VL Abilene, Texas / Abilene Christian HS 69 Kade Parmelly 6-3 308 Sr. OL 3VL Abilene, Texas / Wylie HS 71 Hayden Burke 6-3 280 Fr. OL HS Katy, Texas / Tompkins HS NUMERICAL ROSTER

No. Name Ht. Wt. Cl. Pos. Exp. Hometown / High School / Previous School 72 Kage Hendrix 6-3 294 Jr. OL 2VL Ennis, Texas / Ennis HS 73 Tanner Parker 6-4 296 Jr. OL 1VL Spanish Fork, Utah / Spanish Fork HS / Snow 74 Todd Beebe 6-4 281 Jr. OL SQ Vernon, Texas / Vernon HS 76 Zachary Terry 6-6 289 Jr. OL 1VL Harrisonville, Mo. / Junction City / Coffeyville CC 77 Dennis Herrold 6-2 220 Fr. DE HS Fort Worth, Texas / Fort Worth Christian 78 Ty Smith 6-5 290 Fr. OL HS Kopperl, Texas / Glen Rose HS 80 Darius Lewis 5-8 152 Fr. WR HS Austin, Texas / Del Vallle HS 81 Noah Caldwell 6-5 225 Fr. TE HS Electra, Texas / Electra HS 82 Cooper McCasland 5-11 175 Fr. WR HS Hurst, Texas / Birdville HS 84 Grant Miles 6-5 230 Fr. TE HS Scottsdale, Ariz. / Horizon HS 85 Isaiah Davis 5-10 160 R-Fr. WR RS Ft. Worth, Texas / Chisholm Trail HS 85 Oscar Hernandez 5-10 201 Sr. PK 2VL Abilene, Texas / Abilene HS 86 Remington Lutz 6-6 240 Jr. TE 2VL Temple, Texas / Belton HS 87 Davion Johnson 5-8 175 R-Fr. WR TR Bedford Heights, Ohio / Bedford HS / Southwestern 88 Kobe Clark 5-10 173 Jr. WR 2VL Sweetwater, Texas / Sweetwater HS 89 Cameron Byrom 6-4 242 Fr. DE HS Valley View, Texas / Valley View HS 90 Kadron Johnson 6-1 245 Fr. DT HS Lewisville, Texas / Lewisville HS / Navarro 91 Garviea Freeny Jr. 6-2 235 Sr. DE 1VL Corona, Calif. / Centennial HS / San Bernardino 92 Quent Titre 6-1 270 Jr. DT 2VL Missouri City, Texas / Ridge Point HS 94 Reynel Previlon 6-3 231 Sr. DE 2VL Carrolton, Texas / Creekview HS 95 Jack Schultz 6-2 260 Jr. DT TR Granada Hills, Calif. / Granada Hills HS / Canyons 96 Austin Lozano 6-1 295 Fr. DL HS Hamlin, Texas / Hamlin HS 97 William Morgan 6-2 255 So. DT 1VL Forney, Texas / Forney HS 98 LaDreyous ‘Dre’ Jones 6-2 263 So. DT TR Manchester, Ga. / Manchester HS / Highland CC 99 Osaretin Obadeyi 6-3 227 So. DE 1VL Mesquite, Texas / Mesquite HS

Zachary Blair 6-2 180 Fr. WR HS Desoto, Texas / Desoto HS Hunter Burcham 5-7 175 So. RB SQ Round Rock, Texas / Brentwood Christian Academy Parker Carson 6-2 185 Fr. TE HS Turkey, Texas / Turkey Valley HS Anthony Cuthbert 5-8 175 Fr. S SQ Killeen, Texas / Shoemaker HS Will Fargason 6-2 180 Fr. P HS Lubbock, Texas / Trinity Christian HS Peyten Girty 6-2 290 So. OL TR Rosalia, Kan. / Flint Hills HS / Highland CC Jonah Harrison 5-9 160 Fr. CB HS Arlington, Texas / Pantego Christian Denver Holman 5-10 175 So. WR TR Belton, Texas/ Belton HS / Mary Hardin-Baylor Jadon ‘Jay’ Lewis 5-8 190 Fr. RB HS Heath, Texas / Rockwall-Heath HS Zeke Lott 6-0 200 Fr. LB HS Lubbock, Texas / Lubbock Christian HS Isaiah McDaniel 6-0 190 Fr. DE HS Boerne, Texas / Boerne HS Joseph Mosbey 6-0 200 Fr. LB HS Spring, Texas / Houston Christian HS Easton Myrick 6-1 185 Fr. WR HS San Antonio, Texas / Geneva School of Boerne Daniel Omayebu 6-0 235 Fr. DE HS Sherman, Texas / Sherman HS Carson Parker 6-1 185 Fr. TE HS Turkey, Texas / Valley HS Trace Price 6-5 215 Fr. TE HS Stamford, Texas / Stamford HS Christian Richardson 5-10 195 Fr. CB HS Bryan, Texas / Bryan HS Richard Rocquemore 5-10 175 Fr. WR HS Mansfield, Texas / Mansfield Legacy HS Grant Shaw 5-11 160 So. PK TR Argyle, Texas / Argyle HS / Texas Tech Reshaud Smith 6-0 220 Fr. DE HS Missouri City, Texas / Ft. Bend Elkins HS Daniel Stewart 6-0 190 Fr. WR HS Waxahachie, Texas / Home School Keegan Tharp 6-3 195 Fr. QB HS Henderson, Nev. / Coronado HS

Coaching Staff Head Coach – Adam Dorrel Assistant Head Coach – Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks: Josh Lamberson Assistant Coach – Defensive Coordinator: Clint Brown Pronunciation Guide Assistant Coach – Recruiting Coordinator / Tight Ends and Fullbacks: James Curlee 8 Daniel Duah ...... DOO-ah Assistant Coach – Offensive Line: Mario Jeberaeel 9 Chike Nwankwo ...... chee-ke / silent N Assistant Coach – Cornerbacks: Travis Dixon 18 Branden Hohenstein...... (ho-en-STINE Assistant Coach – Safeties: Zach Williams 27 Jairan Parker...... JAREN 39 Anthony Egbo Jr...... EGG-boe Assistant Coach – Wide Receivers: Donte Ellington 42 Hunter Kier ...... KEER Assistant Coach – Defensive Line: Travis Britz 45 Jordan Paup...... POP Assistant Coach – Defensive Line: Cody Scribner 53 Nico Russolillo...... RUSSO-lee-low Assistant Coach – Running Backs: Bryce Baccarini 86 Remington Lutz...... LOOTS Offensive Assistant – Director of Analytics / Special Teams: Travis Brown 92 Quent Titre...... TIT Offensive Assistant – Offensive Line: Mason Hite 94 Reynel Previlon...... RAY-nell Preh-vill-on Offensive Assistant – Tight Ends: Cody Ennis 99 Osaretin Obadyei...... OH-sahr-eh-tin OH-bah-dee-yee

Coaching Staff Adam Dorrel (DOOR-L) Mario Jeberaeel (JEB-ree-el) ACU Team Statistics

2020 ACU Football Abilene Christian Overall Team Statistics (as of Nov 04, 2020) All games

Team Statistics ACU OPP SCORING 88 124 Points Per Game 22.0 31.0 Points Off Turnovers 14 17 FIRST DOWNS 69 80 R u s h in g 27 41 P a s s in g 40 28 P e n a lt y 2 11 RUSHING YARDAGE 471 820 Yards gained rushing 578 883 Yards lost rushing 107 63 Rushing Attempts 125 178 Average Per Rush 3.8 4.6 Average Per Game 117.8 205.0 TDs Rushing 5 10 PASSING YARDAGE 984 725 C o m p - A t t - I n t 82-123-3 57-86-0 Average Per Pass 8.0 8.4 Average Per Catch 12.0 12.7 Average Per Game 246.0 181.2 TDs Passing 4 5 TOTAL OFFENSE 1455 1545 Total Plays 248 264 Average Per Play 5.9 5.9 Average Per Game 363.8 386.2 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 14-225 7-192 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 4-30 3--2 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 0-0 3-33 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 16.1 27.4 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 7.5 -0.7 INT RETURN AVERAGE 0.0 11.0 FUMBLES-LOST 10-5 6-3 PENALTIES-Yards 24-215 13-135 Average Per Game 53.8 33.8 PUNTS-Yards 15-517 15-614 Average Per Punt 34.5 40.9 Net punt average 33.3 38.9 KICKOFFS-Yards 18-984 24-1373 Average Per Kick 54.7 57.2 Net kick average 35.7 40.5 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 2 : 3 1 3 0 : 4 9 3RD-DOWN Conversions 19/51 20/54 3rd-Down Pct 37% 37% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 5/8 7/10 4th-Down Pct 62% 70% SACKS BY-Yards 4-26 9-73 MISC YARDS 89 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 10 15 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 6-8 7-8 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 1-1 RED-ZONE SCORES (12-12) 100% (16-21) 76% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (7-12) 58% (11-21) 52% PAT-ATTEMPTS (8-9) 89% (11-12) 92% ATTENDANCE 0 13734 Games/Avg Per Game 0/0 3/4578 Neutral Site Games 1/5211

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Abilene Christian 21 10 13 41 3 88 Opponents 7 43 28 40 6 124 ACU Individual Stats

2020 ACU Football Abilene Christian Overall Individual Statistics (as of Nov 04, 2020) All games

Rushing gp-gs att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Dobbins, Jermiah 4 - 0 29 174 10 164 5.7 3 27 41.0 Brooks-Wess, Jordan 4 30 7.5 0 27 White, Tyrese 4 - 4 39 145 4 141 3.6 2 19 35.2 Total 4 30 7.5 0 27 McConnell, L.J. 4 - 3 5 93 0 93 18.6 0 55 23.2 Opponents 3 -2 -0.7 0 0 Brooks-Wess, Jordan 4 - 1 5 32 0 32 6.4 0 10 8.0 Lewis, Darius 3 - 0 5 19 7 12 2.4 0 9 4.0 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Mansell, Peyton 4 - 4 33 94 82 12 0.4 0 15 3.0 Total 0 0 0.0 0 0 Clark, Kobe 3 - 2 2 9 0 9 4.5 0 9 3.0 Opponents 3 33 11.0 0 20 Perry, Conrad 1 - 0 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 7.0 Tumbleson, T.J. 4 - 0 2 4 0 4 2.0 0 2 1.0 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg Zepeda, Blair 4 - 0 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.2 Brooks-Wess, Jordan 12 192 16.0 0 24 Davis, Sema'J 3 - 1 1 0 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 -0.3 Johnson, Davion 2 33 16.5 0 27 TEAM 2 - 0 2 0 3 -3 -1.5 0 0 -1.5 Total 14 225 16.1 0 27 Total 4 125 578 107 471 3.8 5 55 117.8 Opponents 7 192 27.4 0 42 Opponents 4 178 883 63 820 4.6 10 50 205.0 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Passing gp-gs effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Stapp, Ryan 0 0 0.0 1 0 Mansell, Peyton 4 - 4 139.78 79-119-3 66.4 954 4 78 238.5 Total 0 0 0.0 1 0 Earle, Stone 1 - 0 196.60 2-2-0 100.0 23 0 20 23.0 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 Davis, Sema'J 3 - 1 79.40 1-2-0 50.0 7 0 7 2.3 Total 4 139.72 82-123-3 66.7 984 4 78 246.0 Opponents 4 156.28 57-86-0 66.3 725 5 62 181.2

Receiving gp-gs no. yds avg td lg avg/g McConnell, L.J. 4 - 3 25 270 10.8 0 57 67.5 Clark, Kobe 3 - 2 19 281 14.8 3 78 93.7 Williams, Taelyn 4 - 2 6 122 20.3 0 49 30.5 Neece, Dax 4 - 3 6 65 10.8 0 16 16.2 Hohenstein, Branden 4 - 4 5 123 24.6 1 61 30.8 Brooks-Wess, Jordan 4 - 1 5 28 5.6 0 11 7.0 Lewis, Darius 3 - 0 5 16 3.2 0 7 5.3 White, Tyrese 4 - 4 4 10 2.5 0 3 2.5 Lutz, Remington 4 - 0 3 45 15.0 0 35 11.2 Dobbins, Jermiah 4 - 0 2 19 9.5 0 10 4.8 Harmon, Brendan 2 - 1 1 4 4.0 0 4 2.0 Johnson, Davion 4 - 0 1 1 1.0 0 1 0.2 Total 4 82 984 12.0 4 78 246.0 Opponents 4 57 725 12.7 5 62 181.2 2020 ACU Defensive Stats

2020 ACU Football Abilene Christian Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Nov 04, 2020) All games

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd ## Defensive Leaders gp-gs ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 47 Gibbens, Jack 4-4 8 20 28 0.5-1 . . . 2 1-0 . 1 . 26 Bullock, Brian 4-4 15 8 23 2.0-2 ...... 45 Paup, Jordan 4-4 7 14 21 2.0-7 0.5-3 . . . 1-0 1 . . 0 Parker, Jairan 4-1 8 11 19 1.0-3 . . 1 1 . 1 . . 92 Titre, Quent 4-4 5 14 19 2.0-3 ...... 9 Nwankwo, Chike 4-1 9 10 19 ...... 30 Hargrove, Toriano 4-3 7 8 15 ...... 12 Anderson, Triston 4-4 13 2 15 1.0-6 1.0-6 . 2 . . 1 . . 42 Kier, Hunter 3-3 9 5 14 0.5-1 ...... 3 Stapp, Ryan 4-3 8 6 14 . . . 1 . . . . . 5 Robinson, Byron 4-1 8 5 13 . . . . 1 . . . . 91 Freeny, Garviea 4-4 5 6 11 1.0-1 ...... 1 Washington, Shelby 4-1 5 6 11 1.0-1 ...... 22 Richardson, Koy 4-1 5 5 10 1.5-5 . . 2 . . 1 . . 90 Johnson, Kadron 2-0 5 2 7 1.0-8 1.0-8 . . . 1-0 . . . 59 Thielen, Jacob 4-0 6 1 7 1.0-2 . . . 1 . . . . 97 Morgan, William 4-4 1 6 7 1.5-8 0.5-4 . . 1 . . . . 99 Obadeyi, Osaretin 4-0 1 5 6 . . . . 1 . . . . 96 Lozano, Austin 3-0 2 3 5 ...... 32 James, Joshua 3-0 1 4 5 1.0-5 1.0-5 ...... 14 Johnson, Donovan 2-0 1 2 3 ...... 98 Jones, Dre 3-0 2 1 3 . . . . 1 . . . . 33 Green, Greg 4-0 3 . 3 ...... 94 Previlon, Reynel 3-0 2 1 3 ...... 23 Stokes, Kam 4-1 1 1 2 ...... 95 Schultz, Jack 3-0 1 1 2 ...... 13 Goffney, Austin 1-0 . 1 1 ...... 58 Brown, Marquez 1-0 . 1 1 ...... 21 Dobbins, Jermiah 4-0 1 . 1 ...... 31 McKnight, Robert 4-0 1 . 1 ...... 27 Burke, Logan 4-0 . 1 1 ...... 87 Johnson, Davion 4-0 1 . 1 ...... 4Q Davis, Sema'J 3-1 1 . 1 ...... 37 Zepeda, Blair 4-0 1 . 1 ...... 2D Satterfield, Chris 2-0 . 1 1 ...... 35 Norman, Ben 2-0 . 1 1 ...... Total 4 143 152 295 17-53 4-26 . 6 8 3-0 4 1 . Opponents 4 149 100 249 26-118 9-73 3-33 13 8 5-0 6 . . The Last Time an ACU Team …

Miscellanous Recorded a safety: Oct. 31, 2009 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Fred Thompson sack Played an overtime game: Oct. 24, 2020 vs. Stephen F. Austin (SFA 35, ACU 32) in end zone) Won an overtime game: Oct. 26, 2019 at No. 15 Nicholls (ACU 37, Nicholls 31) Allowed a safety: Oct. 1. 2016, vs. Central Arkansas (Chris Terrell tackles Lost an overtime game: Oct. 24, 2020 vs. Stephen F. Austin (SFA 35, ACU 32) De’Andre Brown in end zone) Played a tie game: Oct. 19, 1985 (ACU 24, NW Missouri State 24) Scored a defensive touchdown: Nov. 3, 2018 vs. Northwestern State Defeated a Top 25 Opponent: Oct. 26, 2019 (ACU 37, No. 15 Nicholls 31) (Qua’Shawn Washington, 37-yard INT return) Defeated a Top 25 Opponent on the road: Oct. 26, 2019 (ACU 37, No. 15 Nicholls) Defeated a Last time previously: Nov. 1, 2014, vs. Central Arkansas Top 10 Opponent: Oct. 9, 2010 (#5 ACU 31, #8 Midwestern State 28) (Jonathan Epps, 68-yard INT return) Defeated a Top 10 Opponent on the road: Oct. 2, 2010 (#5 ACU 31, Returned a fumble for a touchdown: Sept. 14, 2013, vs. New Mexico Highlands #6 Texas A&M-Kingsville 24) (Nick Finney 18-yard return) Defeated a Top 5 Opponent: Aug. 27, 2009 (#8 ACU 19, #2 NW Missouri St. 14) Allowed a defensive touchdown: Sept. 22, 2018, at Stephen F. Austin Defeated a Top 5 Opponent on the road: Oct. 18, 2008 (#3 ACU 52, (Trenton Gordon recovered fumble in end zone) #4 West Texas A&M 35) Sept. 8, 2018, vs. Angelo State Shut out an opponent: Sept. 20, 2014 (ACU 21, Incarnate Word 0) (Donavyn Jackson 29 interception return) Shut out an opponent on the road: Sept. 30, 2006 (ACU 21, Eastern N.M. 0) Opponent returned an interception for a touchdown: Sept. 8, 2018, Was shut out: Nov. 18, 2017 (at Central Arkansas 34, ACU 0) vs. Angelo State (Donavyn Jackson 29 interception return) Was shut out at home: Opponent returned a fumble for a touchdown: Sept. 22, 2018 (Shotwell Stadium: Sept. 20, 1997 (Central Oklahoma 28, ACU 0) ) (Trenton Gordon, Stephen F. Austin, 0 yards) Was shut out in a road game: Nov. 18, 2017 (at Central Arkansas 34, ACU 0) Shut out a non-conference opponent: Sept. 9, 1995 (ACU 35, Prairie View A&M 0) Efficency, Turnovers Shut out a non-conference opponent at Shotwell Stadium: Sept. 9, 1995 Did not allow a sack in a game: Sept. 7, 2019 vs. Arizona Christian (ACU 35, Prairie View A&M 0) Did not allow a sack in consecutive games: Sept. 22, 2018, at Stephen F. Austin; Shut out a non-conference opponent on the road: Sept. 27, 1980 Sept. 15, 2018, at Houston Baptist; Sept. 8, 2018, vs. Angelo State (ACU 16, NW Oklahoma State 0) (last time previous was Nov. 1, 2008, at Texas A&M-Kingsville and Nov. 8, 2008 Was shut out by a non-conference opponent: Sept. 16, 1995 vs. Midwestern State) (Northern Arizona 62, ACU 0) Had three or more fumbles in a game: Oct. 24, 2020, vs. Stephen F. Austin (3) Was shut out by a non-conference opponent on the road: Lost three or more fumbles in a game: Nov. 3, 2018, vs. Northwestern State (3) Sept. 16, 1995 (Northern Arizona 62, ACU 0) Did not commit a turnover in a game: Oct. 3, 2020 at Army Did not commit a turnover in consecutive games: Oct. 5-19, 2019 vs. Lamar, Houston Baptist Rushing and Stephen F. Austin; Sept. 30-Oct. 14, 2017 vs. Incarnate Word, McNeese and Nicholls. Had 400 or more yards rushing in a game: 425 yards vs. Arizona Christian Forced five or more turnovers in a game: Oct. 31, 2015, vs. McNeese (Sept. 7, 2019) (3 INTs, 2 FRs) Had 300-399 yards rushing in a game: 303 vs. Houston Baptist (Oct. 12, 2019) Recovered three or more fumbles in a game: Oct. 26, 2019 at Nicholls 31 (3FR) Had negative rushing yards in game: Minus-40 yards vs. Texas A&M-Commerce Intercepted three or more passes in a game: Oct. 31, 2015, vs. McNeese (Oct. 31, 1992) (3 INTs; 2 by Jabari Butler) Had six or more rushing touchdowns in a game: 6 TDs vs. Northern Colorado Did not force a turnover in a game: Oct. 3, 2020 at Army (Sept. 10, 2016) (last time previously was Sept. 19, 2020 at UTEP)

Passing Special Teams Had 500 yards or more in a game: * Nov. 19, 2011 (506 at Washburn) Blocked a PAT attempt: Oct. 13, 2018, vs. Nicholls (Jamar Mack); Sept. 29, 2018, vs. Incarnate Had 400-499 yards in a game: Sept. 26, 2014 (400 yards at Stephen F. Austin) Word (Jamar Mack) Had 300-399 yards in a game: Oct. 3, 2020 (302 yards at Army) Blocked a field goal: Oct. 24, 2020, vs. Stephen F. Austin (Jack Gibbens) Had 60 or more attempts in a game: Oct. 6, 2018 (61 attempts at McNeese) Returned a blocked field goal for a touchdown: Oct. 24, 2020, vs. Stephen F. Austin (Ryan Had 50-59 attempts in a game: Sept. 29, 2018 (55 attempts vs. Stapp) Incarnate Word); Sept. 8, 2018 (57 attempts vs. Angelo State) Blocked a punt: Nov. 16, 2019 vs. Southeastern La. (Lakendrick Jones) Had 40-49 attempts in a game: Nov. 23, 2019 (42 attempts at Mississippi St.) Had a PAT blocked: Oct. 31, 2015, vs. McNeese (Isaiah Golden) Had six or more passing TDs in a game: Aug. 31, 2013 (7 vs vs. Concordia, Ala.) Had a field goal blocked: Nov. 11, 2017, vs. Sam Houston State (PJ Hall) Had five passing TDs in a game: Sept. 14, 2013 (5 vs. New Mexico Highlands) Had a punt blocked: Nov. 16, 2019 vs. Southeastern La. (Justin Douglas) Had four passing TDs in a game: Sept. 9, 2019 (4 vs. Arizona Christian) Returned a punt for a touchdown: Oct. 1, 2011, Taylor Gabriel vs. W. Oregon (55 yds) Returned a blocked punt for a touchdown: Sept. 9, 2017, at Colorado State Total Offense (Erik Huhn 16-yard return of blocked punt) Had 30 or more first downs in a game: Oct. 12, 2019 vs. Houston Baptist (31) Returned a kickoff for a touchdown: Oct. 12, 2019, vs. Houston Baptist (Gage Graham, 43 yards Had 25-29 first downs in a game: Oct. 19, 2019 vs.Stephen F. Austin (26) - onside); Sept. 24, 2016, at Stephen F. Austin (Justin Miller, 93 yards) Had 700+ yards of offense in a game: Sept. 7, 2019 (703 vs. Arizona Christian) Allowed a punt return for a touchdown: Oct. 6, 2018, by McNeese Had 600-699 yards of offense in a game: Sept. 27, 2014 (659 vs. Houston Baptist) (Cyron Sutton, 73 yards) Had 500-599 yards of offense in a game: Oct. 12, 2019 vs. Houston Baptist Allowed a blocked punt to be returned for a TD: Oct. 14, 2017, at Nicholls (583 total yards; 303 rushing, 280 passing) (Adrian Richardson, 0 yards, recovered in end zone) Ran 90-99 offensive plays in a game: Oct. 19, 2019 vs. Stephen F. Austin Allowed a kickoff return for a TD: Aug. 31, 2019, at North Texas (91 plays, 422 total yards) (Deion Hair-Griffin, 96 yards) Ran 80-89 offensive plays in a game: Sept. 28, 2019, at Incarnate Word Returned the opening kickoff for a TD: Oct. 6, 2012, vs. Eastern New Mexico (80 plays, 330 yards) (Cade Stone, 92 yards) Allowed an opening kickoff for a touchdown: Sept. 1, 1990 vs. Angelo State Scoring (85 yards by Darron Johnson, Angelo St.) Scored 90+ points: * Nov. 22, 2008 (#2 ACU 93, #9 West Texas A&M 68) ACU recovered an onside kick: Oct. 12, 2019 (by Gage Graham vs. Houston Baptist, TD) Scored 80+ points: Aug.31,2013 (ACU 84,Concordia, Ala., 6) Opponent recovered an onside kick: Oct. 3, 2020 (by Fabrice Voyne, Army) Scored 70+ points: * Nov. 24, 2007 (#2 Chadron State 76, #15 ACU 73, 3 OT) Scored 60-69 points: Sept. 7, 2019 (ACU 66, Arizona Christian 14) Total Defense Scored 50-59 points: Oct. 22, 2016 (ACU 52, Incarnate Word 27) Held an opponent to less than 10 first downs: Sept. 7, 2019 vs. Ariz. Christian (8) Scored 40-49 points: Oct. 12, 2019 (ACU 45, Houston Baptist 20) Held an opponent to 100-199 yards of offense: Sept. 7, 2019 vs. Arizona Christian (191 total yards) Consecutive games scored: 26 (57-game streak ended Nov. 18, 2017, with a 34-0 Held an opponent to less than 50 yards: Nov. 1, 2003, vs. loss at Central Arkansas; prior to that game, 121-game streak ended with 36-0 Texas A&M-Commerce (49 total yards; minus-15 rushing, 64 passing) shutout at West Texas A&M on Oct. 13, 2012) Recorded at least six quarterback sacks: Nov. 09 vs. Sam Houston State Scored an offensive 2-point conversion: Oct. 5, 2019, at Lamar (8 sacks, -30 yards) (Tracy James pass to Branden Hohenstein) Last time with 10 sacks: Sept. 1, 2012, vs. McMurry (10 sacks, minus-74 yards) Scored a defensive 2-point conversion: Nov. 5, 2016, vs. Northwestern State Allowed 70+ points in game: Oct. 22, 2011 (Midwestern State 70, ACU 28) (Keith Barnett on blocked PAT return) Allowed 50-69 points in game: Oct. 3, 2020 at Army (Army 55, ACU 23) Allowed an offensive 2-pt conversion: Keyondrick Philio rush, Allowed 40-49 points in game: Nov. 23, 2019 at Mississippi State Incarnate Word (Sept. 28, 2019) (ACU 7, Mississippi State 45) Allowed a defensive 2-pt conversion: Cody Moncure returned fumbled snap, Allowed 400+ rushing yards in a game: Oct. 3, 2020 at Army (456 yards by Army) Houston Baptist (Oct. 12, 2013) The Last Time an ACU Team …

Allowed 300-399 rushing yards in a game: Nov. 23, 2019, by Mississippi State Receiving (40 carries, 372 yards) Caught 12 more passes in a game: Oct. 19, 2019, Josh Fink vs. Stephen F. Austin Allowed 200-299 rushing yards in a game: Sept. 1, 2018, at Baylor (12 catches, 110 yards, 0 TD) (36 carries, 295 yards) Record: Oct. 26, 2013, Taylor Gabriel at New Mexico State (15 catches, 188 yards, 0 TD) Allowed 500+ passing yards in a game: * Nov. 22, 2008 vs. West Texas A&M Caught 10 or more passes in a game: Oct. 3, 2020, L.J. McConnell at Army (11 catches, 101 yards) (595 yards, 42-64-0) Nov. 11, 2017, Justin Miller vs. Sam Houston State (10 catches, 49 yards, 1 TD) Allowed 400-499 passing yards in a game: Oct. 15, 2016, at Sam Houston State Had 200 yards receiving in a game: Aug. 13, 2013, Darian Hogg vs. Concordia (32-42-2, 407 yards, 6 TDs) (10 catches, 208 yards, 2 TDs) Allowed 300-399 passing yards in a game: Oct. 24.2020, vs. Stephen F. Austin Had 150-199 yards receiving in a game: Oct. 15, 2016, D.J. Fuller at Sam Houston (27-39-0, 352 yards, 3 TDs) State (8 catches, 163 yards, 2 TDs); Sept. 24, 2016, De’Andre Brown at Allowed at least 100 offensive plays in a game: * Nov. 24, 2007, vs. Stephen F. Austin (8 catches, 165 yards, 1 TD) Chadron State (116 plays) Had 150 yards receiving in a half: Aug. 13, 2013, Darian Hogg vs. Concordia Allowed 90-99 offensive plays in a game: Sept. 24, 2016, at Stephen F. Austin (9 catches, 191 yards, 1 TD in the first half) (96 plays) Caught three or more TD passes in a game: Oct. 12, 2013, at Houston Baptist Allowed 80-89 offensive plays in a game: Nov. 16, 2019, vs. Southeastern La. (Taylor Gabriel, 3 TDs); Sept. 14, 2013, at N.M.Highlands (Taylor Gabriel, 3 TDs) (86 plays, 432 yards) Had two 100-yard receivers in the same game: Oct. 31, 2015, vs. McNeese Allowed 700+ yards of total offense in a game: Oct. 22, 2011 vs. State (Cedric Gilbert: 3 catches, 122 yards and Carl Whitley: 8 catches, Midwestern State (740 yards) 100 yards, 1 TD) Allowed 600-699 yards of total offense in a game: Sept. 1, 2018, at Baylor Had one receiver with 200 yards and another with 100 yards: Oct. 18, 2008 at (606 yards; 295 rushing, 311 passing) West Texas A&M (Johnny Knox, 10 catches, 203 yards, 2 TD; Bernard Scott Allowed 500-599 yards of total offense in a game: Nov. 23, 2019 at Mississippi St. (7 catches, 141 yards, 1 TD) (577 yards; 372 rushing, 208 passing) Special Teams Individual Rushing Kicked a field goal of at least 50 yards: Nov. 12, 2011, Blair Zepeda Rushed for 300 or more yards: # * Nov. 24, 2007, Bernard Scott at Chadron State at Central Arkansas (51 yards) (22-303-5 TDs) Kicked a field goal of 40-49 yards: Oct. 31, 2020, Blair Zepeda at Mercer (41 yards) Rushed for 200-299 yards in a game: Oct. 27, 2018 (Billy McCrary at Last time was Aug. 31, 2019, at North Texas, Blair Zepeda 43 yards) Southeastern Louisiana, 222 yards) Kicked four or more field goals in a game: Nov. 8, 2008, Matt Adams vs. Last time: Nov. 15, 2014 (De’Andre Brown at Stephen F. Austin, 256 yards) Midwestern State (4 FGs) Rushed for 150-199 yards in a game:; Nov. 1, 2014 (De’Andre Brown vs. Made a game-winning field goal: Oct. 31, 2020, Blair Zepeda at Mercer Central Arkansas, 171 yards) (38-yard field goal with 0:00 to play to give ACU a 20-17 win) Rushed for 100-149 yards in a game: Oct. 19, 2019 (Tracy James vs. Stephen F. Austin, 105 yards) Made a game-winning field goal, game’s final play: Oct. 31, 2020, Blair Zepeda at Mercer Rushed for 200+ yards in a road game: Oct. 27, 2018 (Billy McCrary at Southeastern Louisiana, (38-yard FG to win 20-17) 222 yards) Had a 70-yard punt: Oct. 21, 2017, Simon Laryea vs. SE Louisiana (70 yards); Last time: Nov. 15, 2014 (De’Andre Brown at Stephen F. Austin, 256 yards) Sept. 16, 2017, Simon Laryea vs. Houston Baptist (70 yards) Had at least 100 yards rushing and receiving in a game: * Nov. 19, 2011, Had a 60-yard punt: Nov. 9, 2019, Simon Laryea vs. Sam Houston State (63 yards) (Daryl Richardson vs. Washburn, 16-132-1 rushing and 10-115-1 receiving) Scored 5+ rushing touchdowns in a game: * Nov. 22, 2008 Bernard Scott vs. * NCAA Division II playoff game West Texas A&M (6 TDs) # Statsistics voided by NCAA because of rules violations Had an 80-yard touchdown run: Sept. 11, 2010, Darrell Cantu-Harkless vs. NE State (83 yards) Had a touchdown run of 70-79 yards: Oct. 12, 2019 (Sema’J Davis, 75 yards vs. Houston Baptist) Had a touchdown run of 60-69 yards: Aug. 31, 2019 (Billy McCrary, 69 yards at North Texas) Two Wildcats rush for more than 100 yards in the same game: Oct. 12, 2019, vs. Houston Baptist (QB Sema’J Davis, 148 yards; RB Tracy James, 118 yards)

Individual Passing Passed for 500 or more yards in a game: * Nov. 19, 2011, Mitchell Gale at Washburn (29-48-3, 506 yards, 4 TDs) Passed for 400 or more yards in a game: Sept. 24, 2016, Dallas Sealey at Stephen F. Austin (28-53-1, 400 yards, 3 TDs) Passed for 350-399 yards in a game: Oct. 25, 2014, Parker McKenzie at Sam Houston State (29-44-1, 352 yards, 2 TDs) Passed for 300-349 yards in a game: Sept. 21, 2019, Luke Anthony vs. McNeese (28-46-0, 322 yards, 1 TD) Threw 5+ touchdown passes in a game: Oct. 22, 2016, Dallas Sealey vs. Incarnate Word (5 TDs) Completed an 80-yard pass: Sept. 14, 2013, John David Baker to Darian Hogg vs. New Mexico Highlands (87 yards); Aug. 13, 2013, John David Baker to Darian Hogg vs. Concordia (88 yards) Completed a 70-yard pass: Oct. 24, 2020, Peyton Mansell to Kobe Clark vs. Stephen F. Austin (78 yards) Completed a 60-yard pass: Oct. 3, 2020, Peyton Mansell to Branden Hohenstein (TD) at Army (61 yards) Completed a 50-yard pass: Nov. 23, 2019, Luke Anthony to Branden Hohenstein (52 yards)