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J~aJj~a Matt Ballard, the winningest football coach In Morehead State University history, has led the Eagles to back-to back Pioneer Football League South Division Championships. In 2003, linebacker Craig Unger earned CoSIDA First Team NCAA Division I Academic All-America honors. .... ,~,, I IU Ull 1 I 1111 111 I IIIUl~UI 111111 Bl I (______C_o_n_te_n_ts_,_C_r_e_di_·t_s_, Q_m_· c_k_F_a_c_ts ______)
Contents I 2004 Football Schedule Assistant Coaches ...... 5-7 Date Opponent Time Athletic Staff ...... 31-35 SepL4 Coastal Carolina 7:00 Head Coach ...... 4 Sepl 11 at Dayton 7:00 Media Infom1ation ...... 40 SepL18 Butler (Family Weekend) 7:00 Morehead State University ...... 2-3 Sept. 25 at Drake 2:00 OcL2 Valpariaso 1:00 Opponents Information, Schedules ...... 36-37 Oct. 9 *at Austin Peay 2:00 Pioneer Footbal I League ...... 38 Oct. 16 *at Davidson 1:00 Players ...... I 0- 17 Oct. 23 *Jacksonville (Homecoming) 1:00 Records ...... 20-29 Od.30 SL Francis (Pa.) 1:00 Roster ...... 8-9 Nov. 6 Charleston 1:00 Schedule ...... 1, be N'ov. 13 al Duquesne 1:00 Series Records ...... 25 All times Eastern and subject to change Statistics (2003) ...... 18-19 Home games in bold University Administration ...... 30 *PFL Southern Division Game Year-by-Year Results ...... 25-29 Quick Facts
Location: Morehead, Ky. 40351 Assistant Coaches: Founded: 1887 Gary Dunn, Offensive Coordi1iator/Offensive Line Enrollment: 9,509 John Gilliam, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Colors: Blue & Gold Zack Moore, Defensive Backs/Recruiting Coordinator Conference: Pioneer Football League Rob Tenyer, Runningbacks/S1rength & Conditioning Coord. Stadium: Jayne Stadium (l0,000) Chris Garner, Defensive Tackles Field: Jacobs Field Toby Moeves, Wide Receivers Surface: AstroPlay Trevor Miller, Graduate AssistanVOffensive Line 2003 Record: 8-3 Jeremy Overfelt. Graduate Assistant/Defensive Backs Basic Offense: Mulliple Kelly Ford, Assistant Linebackers Basic Defense: 4-3 President: Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin Lettermen Returning: 38 Vice President for Student Life: Madonna Weathers Offense-15; Defense-21 ; SpeciaList-2 Faculty Representative: Peggy Osborne Lettermen Lost: 15 Interim Director of Athletics: Brian Hutchinson Offense-IO; Defense-5: Specialist-0 Assistant Director of Athletics: David Lichtenste.in Starters Returning: 15 (Olfense-5; Defense-8; Specialist-2) Assistant Director of AthJetics/SWA: Paula Jackson Starters Lost: 9 (Offense-6; Defense-3, SpeciaList-0 ) Athletic Academic Coordinator: Valeri e Ousley Head Coach: Mall Ballard Athletic Department Phone: (606) 783-2088 Alma Mater: Gardner-Webb -79 Head Athletic Trainer: Richard Fletcher, A.T., C. Coaching Record: 93-72-1 ( 16 years) Sports Information Director/Football Contact: Randy Stacy Record at MSU: 58-47 ( 10 years) Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 Office Phone: (606) 783-2020 Home Phone: (606) 784-2922 Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Fax Phone: (606) 783-2550 Press Box Phone: (606) 783-2500 E- mail: [email protected] Credits Assistant Sports Information Director: Brad Laux This publication was edited by MSU Sports Information Direc tor Randy Stacy. Special writing and/or editorial assistance was provided by University Communications. University Market Gt'l information ahout l\'lorl'l1t'ad Stall' Athll'lics on ing and Sports Information Secretary Brenda Kissinger. Pho tography by MSU staff photographers Tim Holbrook and Guy thl' World Widl' Wt'b. Point )'Our browst'r to: Huffman. Cover design by Trevor Griffith, Graphic Designer. Printing by MSU Document Services. www.msueagles.com
2004 Eagle Football,,, 1 (______Th__e_U_n_i_v_er_s_it_y ______J Morehead State University In 117 years, the sweep of history has carried More through an annual budget of more than $96 million. head State University and its predecessor institution, the Morehead State was the first institution in Kentucky Morehead Normal School, from one makeshift classroom to offer a complete degree program, the Master ofBusi to the high-tech world of lntemet-based classes and a ness Administration (MBA), totally through the World radio telescope which reaches from a campus hillside Wide Web. In addition, the Unjversity hosts graduate literally to the stars. level programs for nurse practitioners and physicians One student appeared on the first day of class in Octo assistants through the University of Kentucky. The Uni ber, 1887, in a Little, rented cottage where the Adroo versity is acquiting a satellite tracking system in part- Doran University Center now stands. Tens of thousands of students have come from the foothill s and mountains, the river towns and the hillside farms of East Kentucky and be yond to seek the means to a better life in thi.s beautiful, forested valley. Our first president, Frank Button, and his widowed mother, Phebe, literally spent their lives bringing "a light to the mountains" by founding a chw-ch- ~ sponsored school to train teachers. The in- ~ stitution came under state control in 1922 ~ and achieved university status in 1966. ~ Today, Morehead State University has ~ more than 9,500 students from 100 Kentucky ~ counties, 42 states and 37 nations. They are ~ enrolled on campus, at extended campus cen- ~ ters in Ashland, Jackson, M t. Sterling, Prestonsburg and West Liberty, and several other locations in East Kentucky and across the globe through the World Wide Web. MSU has the state's best computer-student ratio in its computer laborat01ies and the campus is ranked among the safest in the nation. Almost 50,000 persons have received de grees from MSU. Nearly 80 degree progran1s are available on the two-year, four-year and g raduate levels through four colJeges (Caudill College of Humanities, College of Business, College of Education, and College of Science and Technology) and the Insti lute for Regional Analysis and Public Policy. Two-thirds of the faculty hold doctoral de grees. MSU supports its missions of teach ing, applied research and public service
2 Morehead State University (______T_h_e_U_m_·_ve_r_s_it_y ______) nership with NASA in the ongoing de velopment of the new Space Science Center. Also, the University has the state wide mission of preparing adult edu cators through the newly-established Adult Education Academy for Profes sional Development. Preserving the region's cultw-al heritage is the p1imary responsibility of MSU's Kentucky Folk Art Center and Kentucky Center for Traditional Music. Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin took office July I, 1992, as the 12th president of the University. He previously served as chancellor of Coastal Carolina Univer sity and vice chancellor of the Univer sity of South Carolina at Spartanburg. Dr. Eaglin currently serves on the Di vision I Board of Directors of the NCAA and is the senior state univer sity president in Kentucky. The University is located in the foot hills of the Daniel Boone National For est in Rowan County, midway between Lexington, Ky., and Huntington, W. Va. , on Interstate 64. MSU is a char ter member of the Ohio ValJey Confer ence in NCAA Division I and sponsors 18 intercollegiate sports for men and women. The football Eagles compete in the Pi oneer Football League. Our coed cbeerleading squad bas won 14 national championships and the all-girl squad has fow- national titles.
Affirmative Action Statement
Morehead Slate University is commllled 10 providing cqunl educational opportunities 10 all persons rcgnrdlcs~ of race, color, nnlionlll origin, age. reUgion, sex, or-disability in its cducnlional programs. services. activities. i:mployment policies, andadm1ssion of students to any program of study, In this reg,\fd the Universi1y conform~ to all the laws, sta1u1ci;, and regulation~ concerning equal employment opportunilics ond lifllrmarlve oction. This includes: 11tle VI anti 'DUc VII of the Civil RlghlS Act of 1964, 1i1le IX of lhe Educa1ion Amcndmenis of L972. Executive Orders 11 246 and 11 375, Equul Pay Aot of 1963, Vietnam Era Velerans Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, Age Discrimlna1ion in Bmploymcnt Act or 1967, Section.~ 503 and 504 or the Rehabilitation Act of 1973. Americans with Disabilities Acl of 1990. and Kentucky Revised S1a1u1es 207.130 to 207.240. Vocational educational programs 01 Morehead S1ate University supported by federnl funds include indll!!lrinl education, vocational agricullure, busines,~ education. home economics education and U1e ns.~ociale degree prO"gram in nursing. Any inquires should be addressed to: Francene L. Bolts-BuUer. Afiirtnntive Action Oflker, Morehead State University, 314 Allie Young Hnll. Morehead. KY 40351. Telephone: (606) 783-2085,
2004 Eagle Football,-,., 3 (______H_e_ad_C_o_a_ch_M_a_tt_B_all_ar_d ______J Matt Ballard Head Coach
Now Morehead State Year honors, he has been a National Coach of the Year University's all-time winningest (1998) for NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major schools and footbal l coach, Matt Ballard is Coach of the Year among NCAA Division I-AA Inde in his 11 th season j n charge of pendents. The 1998 Eagle squad was ranked number the Eagle footbaJJ program. one among Division I-AA Mid-Majors by The Football He has earned Pioneer Foot Gazette. ball League Coach of the Year He has directed MSU to NCAA Division I-AA na honors in each of the past two tional statistical championships in scoring offense (1997 seasons, having led the Eagle to and 2000), total offense (2000) and punt returns (1997). back-to-back division crowns. Last season, defensive back Charlie Byrd led the nation Ballard is a former head football coach at Union Col in passes defended. Ballard has coached national play lege and assistant head coach and defensive coordinator ers-of-the-year among NCAA Mid-Major schools. They atMSU. include David Dinkins (Offensive Back and National In his 10 seasons, he has taken an MSU program in Player-of-the-Year), Doug Turner (Offensive Back), transition and ravaged by transfers following the depar- Hubba Combs (Offensive Lineman) and Toby Moeves ~ ture of the previous coaching staff, and led the Eagles to (Specialist). ~ the two championshi ps and to a school-record nine wins A 46-year old native of Davidson, N .C., Ballard com 0lj on two occasions. His 16-year career record is 93-72-1 piled a 35-25- 1 record in his six seasons (1988-93) di ~ and his MSU record is 58-47. recting the Union football program. He led Union to its In adclition to his PFL South Division Coach of the best single season record and to the institution's fast Mid South Football Conference championship. He was Matt Ballard Year-by-Year named Mid-South and NAIA District 32 Coach of the 1988 Union College 6-4-0 Year in 1992. 1989 Union College 4-5-1 He was on the MSU football staff for four seasons 1990 Union College 5-5-0 ( 1984-87) before accepting the head coaching position 1991 Union College 6-4-0 at Union. 1992 Union College 8-2-0 Ballard was a four-year(] 980-83) offensive/defensive 1993 Union College 5-5-0 coordinator at Georgetown College and spent one sea 1994 Morehead State University 0-11-0 son ( 1979) as an assistant at Gardner-Webb. 1995 Morehead State University 2-8-0 A graduate of No1th Mecklenburg High School in 1996 Morehead State University 6-4-0 Charlotte, he earned a bachelor's degree from Gardner 1997 Morehead State University 7-3-0* Webb in 1979 and a master's degree from Georgetown 1998 Morehead State University 9-2-0** 1999 Morehead State University 5-5-0 in 1980. 2000 Morehead State University 6-3-0 The 200 I season presented another challenge with 2001 Morehead State University 6-5-0 MSU's entrance into the Pioneer Football League. 2002 Morehead State University 9-3-0** (PFL) He i.s active in many community service projects, es 2003 Morehead State University 8-3-0 (PFL) pecially in the area of child abuse prevention. MSU's *MSU tied school record for wins and had back-to-back annual Dad's Day football promotion is a particular fa winning seasons for the first time since 1970-71 vorite of Coach Ballard. **MSU school record for wins in a season Ballard and his wife, the former Brenda Harwood, have (PFL) Pioneer Football League South Division a son, Matthew, a junior at MSU. Chamoions
4 Morehead State University (______A_s_sis_tan_t_C_o_a_c_h_es ______....::..._____.) Gary Dunn Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line
Gary Dunn is in his ei.ghth performer as an offensive lineman at California Univer season as an assistant coach at sity of Pennsylvania and joined the MSU staff after serv Morehead State University, his ing as an assistant coach at that school. He earned a sixth as offensive coordinator. bachelor's degree in 1995 and a master's degree in I 997, In addition to his coordinator du both from California (Pa.). ties, he will be in charge of the ''Gary is an outstanding teacher of fundamentals," said Eagle offensive linemen. Eagle Head Coach Matt Ballard. "He has proven him The Eagle offense under Dunn won national statis self an excellent offensive coordinator. Our offensive tical championships in scoring offense and total offense line has consistently enabled us to rank among the in 2000, and lhe Eagles have consistently ranked among nation's leaders in offense and scoring." the nation's leaders in those categories throughout Dunn is married to the former Melissa Durka, an as Dunn's tenure. sistant director of admissions for recmitment at MSU. D unn was a four-year starter and an all-conference
John Gilliam ~ ~ Def ensive Coordinator/Linebackers ~ John Gil.1 iam, a former as an assistant coach on the MSU staff. After serving as ~ standout Eagle unebacker, is in a student assistant coach for the Eagles in 1987, he joined """"" his I I th season on the staff at Ballard at Union College. ~ Morehead State University. He spent six seasons under Ballard al Union and re The native of Prestonsburg, turned to MSU with Ballard 1994. Ky., will again serve as MSU's Gilliam earned a bachelor's degree from MSU in 1987. defensive coordinator and will He added a master's degree from Union in 1990. work particularly with the Eagle linebackers while mak He is married to the former Melissa Childs of Fairfield, ing the defensive calls. Ohio. They have a daughter, Cai.tlin Nkole, and a son, Gillian1 was a four-year Eagle letterman (1983-86) Austin. during cunent Eagle Head Coach Matt Ballard's tenure
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2004 Eagle Football,., 5 (______A_ss_is_ta __ n_t _ C_o_ac_h_e_s______J Zack Moore Defensive Backs, Recruiting Coordinator
Former Eagle player Zack dent All-Star Team as a linebacker. Moore is in bis sixth season as A native of Knoxville, Tenn., be was an alJ-stater at an assistant coach at his alma Carter High School. mater. This season he will be Moore is a second generation Eagle. His father, Alan, in charge of the Eagle defensive was a member of the MS U squad in tbe 1970's. backs and serve as recruiting He holds a bachelor's and master's degrees from MSU. coordinator. Moore and his wife, the former KelJey Alexander of A two-year letterwinner atMSU, Moore was named Grayson, Ky. , have two daughters, Mackenzie and Maci. to The Football Gazette NCAA Division I-AA Indepeo-
Rob Tenyer Runningbacks, Strength and Conditioning Coordinator
Rob Tenyer is in his fourth served as an assistant baseball coach. season as an assistant coach at Prior to going Lo Centre, he was a graduate assistant Morehead State University. He coach at California University (Pa.). He also worked as will work with Eagle an assistant coach with the Landsberg, Germany, Ameri runningbacks and will coordi can Football Team. nate the Eagle strength and con Tenyer is a graduate of Marine City High School, ditioning program. holds a bachelor of arts degree from Olivet (Mich.) Col A native of Marine City, Mich., he joined the Eagle lege and has entered the MSU mas ter's program in sports staff after serving as an assistant football coach at Cen administration. tre CoUege .in Danville, Ky. While at Centre, he also
Chris Garner Defensive Line
Chris Gamer is in his first experience who can take our young men to another level," season as an assistant football said Eagle Head Coach Matt Ballard. "He will be a great coach at Morehead State Univer addition to our staff." sity. Garner, a former assistanr Garner played high school football at Aiken High coach at Cumberland College School in Cincinnati, Oltio. He was a four-year and at the University of Findlay, letterwinner and an all-conference defensive tackle at wi11 coach the Eagle defensive Findlay. line. He holds a bachelor's degree from Findlay and is near "Chris is a bright young coach with championship ing completion of a master's degree.
6 Morehead State University (______A_s_s_is_tan_t_C_oac_h_e_s,_S_ta_ff ______J Toby Moeves Wide Receivers Former Eagle wide receiver Moeves is currently a wide receiver/linebacker for and kick return specialist Toby the Tulsa Talons of the Arenafootball2. The Talons were Moeves is in his first season on sti.ll in the af2 playoffs when fall camp began. the Morehead State University The native of Union, Ky., earned a bachelor's degree football coaching staff. Moeves from MSU. He was the Specialist of the Year in NCAA will work with the receivers and Division I-AA Mid-Major football in 2001. special teams.
Trevor Miller Graduate Assistant/Offensive Line Trevor Miller is in his first sea ship High School and earned second team alJ-confer son on the Eagle coaching staff. ence honors as a offensive and defensive lineman. He wilJ assist with the MSU of Collegiately, he earned second team au-conference hon fensive line. ors as a center at Kutztown (Pa.) University. A native of Lancaster, Pa., He holds a bachelor's degree from Kutztown. Miller attended Manheim Town-
Jeremy Overfelt Graduate Assistant/Defensive Backs Jeremy Overfelt is in his first A standout linebacker atCan-oll County High School, season as a member of the Eagle he played co!Jegiately at Emory & Henry College. There, staff. Tbe native of Galax, Va. , he was a three-time all-conference performer at a line will assist the MSU's defensive backer and cornerback. backs. He earned a bachelor's degree from Emory & Henry.
Kelly Ford Tammy Boyd Linebackers Football Secretary Kelly Ford returns to the Eagle Tammy Boyd is in her ninth staff, Lhis season on a part-time year working in the MSU foot basis. A recreation director for ball office. She provides cleri the City of Morehead, he holds cal support for all phases of the a bachelor's degree from MSU, program. Boyd is in her 14th is a native of Horse Cave, Ky. , year at the University. A na6ve and is married to the former of Morehead, she has a son, Raven Brents of Horse Cave. Tanner.
2004 Eagle Football,,. 7 ( Roster )
No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Hometown/High School I Tyler Slone HB 6-0 190 Jr Bellbrook, Ohio/Bellbrook 2 Rex Herrold HB 6-0 185 Fr Wellston, Obio/Wellston 3 Brandon Carruthers QB 6-3 225 Jr Pittsburgh. Pa./Peabody 4 Ch,is Hutchinson DB 5-11 180 Sr Wellston, Ohio/Wellston 5 Chris Ginter WR 6-3 185 Jr Morehead, Ky./Rowan County 6 Jahmaine Wells DB 5-10 180 Sr Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton 7 Derek Bailey QB 6-2 225 So Pillsburgh, Pa./Porest Hills 8 Andy Washington QB 6-0 181 Fr Griffin, Ga./Spalding 9 Brian Yost QB 6-1 185 Fr Huntingburg, lnd./Southridge I 10 Daniel Vagni WR 6-0 210 So Pillsburgh, Pa./Keystone Oaks I II Tyler Cvitkovic QB 6-5 ~ JcA Clay City, Ky./PowelJ County 13 Mark Zeher WR 5-10 175 Fr, Pittsburgh. Pa./Keystone Oaks ~ 14 B1ian Burley QB 6-4 ;195 Fr Pittsburgh, Pa./Schenley 15 Dustin Hass ~ 6-3 198 Fr Oconto, Wis./Oconto Campbell, Calif./Dodge City CC 16 Marty Dorcich QB _§:-1... 1zo ) Jr ) 17 Mau Richardson HB -II Fr frvine, Ky./Estill County I ~ 17 Kevin Jervis DB )-10 1 0 ,sd Prestonsburg. Ky./Prestonsburg 18 Kwesi Williams DB 5-10 175 Jr Louisville, Ky./Pleasure Ridge Park 18 Josh Plummer WR amilton. Ohio/Hamilton 19 Dana Calhoun WR ~} 11~ Louisville, Ky./Ballard 20 Casey McCoy PB 5-10 210 Jr Danville, Ky]Boi le County Charles Byrd DB Sr Oxford, 6 hioffal~ anda r;,,:i 21 5- 11 22 Pablo Lemes HB 2'°l 0 r Louisville, Ky./Athertl ~ 22 Josch Rowe DB 05 So Hunti'ngton, W. v(rSpri g Valley 0/J 23 Jabari McGee FB 20 So Eva1 n v1l 1l e, Th 8 Morehead State University (..______R_o_s_te _r ______) No Name Pos Ht Wt Cl Hometown/High School 47 Derek Patton HT3 6-2 2 15 Fr Reeds Spring, Mo./Reeds Springs 48 Todd Spenceley DB 5-9 158 Fr Fairfield, Ohio/Fairfield 49 Ryan Meenach DB 6-0 185 Fr Catlettsburg, Ky./Boyd County 50 Drew Anthony LB 6-0 225 Fr Rossford, Ohio/Rossford 51 Craig Unger LB 6-2 225 Sr Greenfield. Ohio/McClain 52 Aaron Diaz DE 6-3 225 So Orlando, Fla./Cypress Creek 53 Chase Wheeler LB 5-1 1 237 Jr Urbana, Ohio/Graham 54 Ben Boni LB 5- 1I 210 So Aliquippa, Pa./Hopewell 55 Vincent Hinkle LB 6-0 2 15 Jr Loujsville, Ky./South Oldham 56 Nick Schoenfeld OL 6-4 240 Cincinnati, Ohio/Oak Hills 57 Sam Marple OL 6-3~ =-;;;...,- Houston ville, Ky./Casey County 58 Andrew Sturzenbecker LB .;<; 230 Jamestown, N.Y./Jamestown 59 Kevin Woods L 11 ~ Prestonsburg, Ky./Prestonsburg 60 Ryan Duperow 0 4' 26~ Wash. Courthouse, Ohio/Miami Trace 61 Chris Setters QL_.6 -- ~ D Fr ) Fairborn, Ohio/Fairborn 62 David Swisher oi 2 " 215 JI' Jackson, Ohio/Jackson 63 Graham Reinke LB O 2 15 , pt ) Glencoe, Ky./Owen County 64 Michael Bastin OL 2 ] 90~ Sr Smithfield. Ky./Henry County 65 Ross CUsso L 310 J r Wi~e. 1/a./J.J. Kelly 66 Tony Mustard DL - 240 r Cincinn'"'at' Ohio/Mason 67 Michael Starkey OL 250 Jr Shepherd,s ille,J(ti/Bullitt Central 68 Randy Brown o _ __,, 2~0-{r Goshen( Ohio/Gos en 69 Jared Garland OL 250 M1.; Sferling, Ky./ .o t~omery County 70 Ross Rick OL 0 Ot,tas a, 111./Ot · ~ov. ship 71 Joshua Eversole OL Taylo~ill, y./Scoll 72 Brent Fulton OL M1etta, Ga./Spra r}r;rr.y 73 Eric Cashon Louisville, Ky./Se!1f~ 74 Ryan McKe11z.ie D_..__~0 270 Sr rescent Springs, J-fL cl low 75 Brad Brown L 6-1 260 Fr ·-- ~ ntingburg, Ind :SoutJlitdge 76 Kevin Jacobs L 6-5 330 Fr µ ·ngton-;-K x.~ryan::§?ati'on 77 Justin Farrar o"-6..:1._ 270 Jr / O u{d ~nickson 78 Grant Jennings OL ~~ 40::-Fr~~de,.,Parlc &y.7t5rxi.e Heights 79 Billy Updyke OL 6~ 60- J~ iami burg,',:@a/Miamisburg 80 Chris Jervis WR 6-3 ~ ~ r ,, Presto sbu~~-1fonsburg 81 Adam Jones K 5-9 185., , r Dayto~ lii.~ettering Fairmont 82 Nick Feldman WR 5-9 l65 Ocdfttp, Wis./Oconto 83 Matt Endy WR 6-2 180 , Lo~ vii e, Ky./Kentucky Country Day 84 Travis Roark WR 6-2 165 ..1 ~ Ian Ky./Raceland 85 Aaron Charles P 6-2 205 ndiar\llp ,!li , lnd./Chatard 86 Justin c,;stello WR 6-0 90 ~ nde~, Ky/Simon Kenton 87 Jon Rolen TE 6-4 \.~s~~V~J .J. Kell y 88 Adam Blevins WR 6-1 Cincirl,ttati, Ol\ibffieading 89 Jacob Beard WR 6-0 Ocala, Fla./North Marion 90 Mason Webb K 6- J 190 Fr Hamilton. Qhjo/Hamillon 9 1 Raul Gomez DL 6-J 215 So Kissimmee, Fla./Cypress 92 Dean Anderson DE 6-2 245 Sr Orlando, Fla./Wesl Orange 93 John Cornett DL 6- 1 2 10 Fr Morehead, Ky./Rowan County 94 Kevin Cristello DE 6-2 225 Jr Momillgview, Ky./Simon Kenton 95 Justin Nichols DT 6- 1 255 So Danville, Ky./Boyle County 96 James Spencer-Howell DE 6- 1 235 Jr Gallipolis, Onio/GaJlia Academy 97 Brian Hodge DT 6-2 265 Sr Lancaster, Ky./Garrard County 98 Brandon McCoy DL 6- l 253 Jr Anderson, lnd./Anderson 99 Jason Sparks OT 5-1 1 270 Jr Cynthiana, Ky./Harrison County 2004 Eagle Football,.. 9 (______Th_e_E_a_gl_es ______) The Eagle Offense Offensive Backs 23 Jabari McGee FB The Veterans 5-10, 205, So., Evansville, Ind. High School: Harrison 7 Derek Bailey QB Major: Sport Management 6-2, 225, So., Pittsburgh, Pa. An all-star candidate who is slated to be High School: Forest Hills the featured back in MSU's offensive Major: Business and Marketing Educ. scheme. Had an outstanding freshman season, finishing sec ond on the team with 251 rushing yards yards on 47 carries Saw limiled action last season after be (5.3 ypr.) with four louchdowns. Caughl two passes for 19 ing red-shirted in 2002. Played in three yards and a touchdown. He also averaged 23.0 yards on six oames and hit his only pass attempt. Will battle for Lhe start- o . kickoff returns. Will likely again return kicks this season. ing job this season after two years behind the record-settmg Former all-area standout at Hanison High School in Evans David Caudill Listed second-team on the preseason depth ville. Named to the PFL 2003 Academic Honor Roll chart. * * * * * * * * * * 25 Eli Parkes HB ~ 11 Tyler Cvitkovic QB 5-11, 215, Sr., Portsmouth, Ohio ~ 6-5, 203, Jr., Clay City, Ky. High School: Minford 0.e High School: Powell County Major: Physical Educ./Health Educ. ~ Major; Physical Educ./Health Educ. An ail-star candidate who will again start Saw limiled action last season, missing at one of MSU's halfback spots. Last sea his only pass attempt. Saw action in two son, he rushed for250 yards on 51 carries (4.9 ypr.) and caught games as a freshman. Hit two of three passes for three yards. 32 passes for 526 yards and six touchdowns. Led the Eagles Transfer from LouisviUe. Standout prepster who played for with six touchdowns scored. Rushed for 252 yards on 49 his father, MSU Eagle defensive end Dean Cvitkovic at Powell ca1Ties (5.1 ypr) as a sophomore starter at halfback. Caught County High School. Named to the PFL 2003 Academic 27 passes for 389 yards and four touchdowns. Had an excel Honor Roll. lent freshman season, coming on strong in the second half. Rushed for 2 17 yards on 33 carries (6.6 ypr.) with two touch downs. Also caught 16 passes for 154 yards and a score. His 20 Casey McCoy FB career statistics are: 133 rushes for 719 yards (5.4 ypr.) and two touchdowns; 75 receptions for 1,069 yards and 11 touch 5-10, 210, Jr., Danville, Ky. downs. Former all-state and all-area performer at Minford High School: Boyle County High School. Major: Sociology (Criminology) :j: * * * * Has seen extensive action the past two seasons. Last season, he rushed for 139 yards on 27 caffies (5.1 ypr.) and caught fow- passes for 15 32 Mike Poppa HB yards. In 2002, he rushed for 10 yards on five carries. Will 5-11, 190, Jr., Huber Heights, Ohio battle for the starting fullback spot in 2004. Was a standout High School: Bethel fullback for state championship teams at Boyle County 1-[jgb Major: Undeclared School. Despile battli11g injuries, he rushed for 90 yards on 25 carries and scored one rush- 10 Morehead State University (______Th_e_E_a_gl_es ______) ing touchdown as a sophomore. Also caught 14 passes for Offensive Line 126 yards and a touchdown. Will batUe for one of the strut ing spots at balfuack. Listed second-team on the preseason The Veterans depth chart. Saw limited action as a freshman. Made the most of his onJ y carry, gaining 21 yards. 64 Michael Bastin OL 6-2, 290, Sr., Smithfield, Ky. ***** High School: Henry County 1 Tyler Slone HB Major: Physical Educ./Health Educ. 6-0, 190, Jr., Bellbrook, Ohio A starter at offensive guard last season, High School: Bellbrook he will move to center in 2004. Has seen Major: Social Studies action at center previously. Saw action in each of his first two seasons, primarily in a reserve role. Has consistently Missed the last two games in 2003 after improved his strength and quickness since arriving at MSU. suffering a knee i11jury in the Duquesne game. Rushed for I38 yards o n 34 car- ries ruid scored four rushing touchdowns. Caught l 4 passes * * * * * for 137 yards ruid a touchdown. Saw extensive action, espe 65 Ross CJisso OL cially in the second half of his freshman season. Rushed for 6-3, 310, Jr, Wise, Va. 27 yards o n 10 carries and caught two passes for 24 yards. High School: J.J. Kelly Listed first-team at halfback on the preseason depth chart. Major: Criminology * * * ~ * * Will likely move into a starting role at ~ 24 Chris Stockelman HB right guard after primarily playing in a ~ reserve ro le to this point in bis career. Has outstanding size i.J 6-0, 200, Fr., Kennesaw, Ga. and strength. .,, '-' High School: Kennesaw Major: Business Adm. (Management) ~ * * * * * r,_i Red-shirted last season. Will batlle for a 77 Justin Farrar OL starting halfback spot and is expected to 6-3, 270, Jr., Oak Hill, Ohio see extensive action. Has excellent size, strength and quick High School: Jackson ness. Was an aJ\-star performer at Kennesaw (Ga) High Major: Sport Management School. An all-star candidate who is the return * * * * * ing starter at right tackle. Named a Sec ond Team All-American by The Football Gazette last sea Position Analysis son. Also named Ali-Pioneer Football League South Divi Junior college transfer Marty Dorcich was listed first-team sion. Saw extensive action as a red-shirt freshman in 2002, at quarterback on the preseason depth chart. Veterans Bailey primarily in a reserve role. Continues to improve his quick and Cvitkovic along with several other candidates will battle ness, strength and technique. Former all-area standout at Jack for playing time. son High School. McGee is an all-star candidate at fullback. McCoy and Adam Reep will also see action. Parkes has exhibited outstanding versatility during his ca reer and will start at left halfback. Slone and Morrison will likely battle for the spot al right halfback. Other candidates include red-shirt freshman StockeJman. 2004 Eagle Football,., 11 (______T_he_Ea_gl_es ______.J 78 Grant.Jennings OL Receivers 6-4, 240, Fr., Lakeside Park, Ky. The Veterans High School: Dixie Heights Maj or: Undeclared 5 Chris Ginter WR Red-shirted last season. Listed first-Learn 6-3, 185, Jr., Morehead, Ky. at left guard on lhe preseason deplh charl. High School: Rowan County Performed well during spring practice and showed increased Major: Biology/Pre-Pharmacy stre ngth and quic kness. All-area stando ut at Dixie Heights High School. Named to the PFL 2003 Academic Honor Roll. Very talented receiver who will likely be thrust into a featured role as a junior. As a sophomore, he caught seven passes for 156 yards and three touchdowns. Saw limited action a a freshman in 2002. Caught 67 Michael Starkey OL seven passes for 139 yards. Has oulslanding quickness, speed 6-4, 250, Jr., Shepherdsville, ~y. and athletic ability. Former all -area standout as a quarterback High School: Bullitt Central while p laying for his father, Ray, at Morehead's Rowan County Major: Business Adm./Finance High School. Played extensively in MSU's offensive * * * * * line rotation as a sophomore. LisLed first- ~ terun at left tackle on lhe preseason depth 87 Jon RoJen TE ~ chart. Saw limited action his freshman season as a backup 6-4, 225, Jr., Wise, Va. 0.() tackle. Has improved his size, strength and quickness since High School: J.J. Kelly ~ coming to MSU following an outstanding high school ca Major: Communications reer at Bullitt Central. The only pure tight end on the squad. Has * * * * * seen extensive action the past two seasons. 79 Billy Updy•ike OL especially whe n MSU has gone to its unbalanced "Eagle" set. Caughl one pass for 20 yards in 2003. Caught one pass 6-3, 260, Jr., Miamisburg, Ohio for 12 yards and a touchdown in 2002. Excellent blocker. High School: Miamisburg Major: Physical Educ./Health Educ. Listed second-team at right tackle on the 10 Daniel Vagni WR preseason depth chart. Saw Jimited ac tion last season in a reserve role. Should see extensive ac 6-0, 210, So., Pittsburgh, Pa. tion as a junior. Hjgh School: Keystone Oaks Major: Sport Management * * * * * Came to MSU as a wide receiver but spent Position Analysis last season as a defensive back. Was one Farrar is an all-star candidate at right tackle. Bastin will of the pleasant surprises in spring practice when he made the slide over from guard to center. Starkey, Cliss and Updyke move back to offense. Listed first-team at one of the wide saw action last season. Randy Brown (6-2, 260, Fr.), Ross receiver spots on the preseason depth chart. Will likely be a Rick (6-2, 280, Fr.), Sam Marple (6-3, 280, So.) and Ryan key special teams player. Named to the PFL 2003 Academic Duperow (6-4, 265, Fr.) have had the benefit of being at the Honor Roll. U niversity for a year and all have improved their strength and quickness. 12 Morehead State University (______T_he_E_a_gl_es ______) Position Analysis fensive set that includes that position. Red-shirt freshmen Ginter is the only experienced receiver. Vagni moves from Matt Endy (6-2, 180, Fr.) a:nd Travis Roark (6-2, 165, Fr.) defense to offense and will likely earn a starting spot. Rolen as listed second-team on the preseason depth chart. Several will be the tight end when the coaching staff chooses an of- newcomers wiU be asked to provide depth. The Eagle Defense Defensive Backs 29 Jordan Shafer DB The Veterans 6-1, 185, So., Covington, Ohio High School: Covington 21 Charles Byrd DB Major: BioJogy/Pre-Denistry 5-11, 202, Sr., Oxford, Ohio High School: Talawanda Saw extensive action last season as a Major: Sport Management. freshman. Credited with 12 total tackles, one pass defended and one forced fumble. Listed second Named First Team NCAA Division I-AA team at strong safety on the preseason depth chart. Will con Mid-Major All-American by both The tend for a starting spot. All-area performer at Covington High Football Gazette and The Sports Network in 2003. Also School named AII-PFL South. Was the NCAA Division I-AA Sta tistical Champion in Passes Defended. Credited with 63 to * * * * * tal tackles, 46 unassisted, two interceptions, 22 passes de fended, two forced fu mbl.es and one blocked kick. Averaged 6 Jahmaine Wells DB 21.6 yards per kickoff return and returned his only punt for 5-10, 180, Sr., Hamilton, Ohio 19 yards. In 2002, he was named to The Football Gazette's High School: Hamilton NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major All-America team. Also Major: Graphic Communications named AII-PFL South. As a sophomore, he was credited with 72 total tackles, 21 passes defended and a team-high six An all-star candidate who was named to interceptions. lo 2001, he suffered a season-ending knee in The Football Gazette's NCAA Division j ury in the Butler game. Received a medical red-shirt. Cred I-AA AU-America Second Team in 2003. Also named to the ited with seven total tackles in his limited action. Saw action All-Pioneer FootbalJ League South Division Team. Ranked in several games in 2000 as a reserve comerback and special second on the team with 85 total tackles. He was also cred teams player. Credited with four total tackles. Named to the i.ted with two interceptions and two passes broken up. Saw PFL 2003 Academic Honor Roll. extensive action as both a starter and reserve as a sopho more. Credited with 56 total tackles, 0.5 tackles for loss, one * * * * * interception and six passes defended. Saw extensive action in a reserve role as a freshman. Credited with 19 total tack 4 Chris Hutchinson DB les, one interception and two passes defended. Again listed 5-11, 180, Sr., Wellston, Ohio first-team at free safety on the preseason depth chart. High School: Wellston Major: Physical Educ./Health Educ. Saw extensive action in 2003 as a part time struter. Credited with 40 tackles, including 26 solos, along with one tackle for a loss, two in terceptions and two passes broken up. Listed as the starter at strong safety on the preason depth chart. Named to the PFL 2003 Academic Honor Roll. 2004 Eagle Football, .. 13 (______Th_e_E_a_gl_es ______) 18 Kwesi Williams DB 94 Kevin Cristello DE 5-10, 175, Jr., Louisville, Ky. 6-2, 225, Jr., Morningview, Ky. High School: Pleasure Ridge Park High School: Simon Kento n Major: Sport Management Major: Physical Educ./HealLh Educ. Had an outstanding 2003 campaign. Has become a standout defensive end over Named A ll- Pioneer Football League the past two seasons. ln 2003, be was South Division. Credited with 54 total tackles, 34 solo. and credited with 55 total tackles, nine tackJes for loss, a team two tackles for loss, a team-high four interceptions, eight high five sacks, Ci ve passes proken up and one forced fumble. passes broken up and two forced fumbles. Saw extensive In 2002, be was credited with 3.5 tackles for loss and 2.5 action in reserve roles in 2002. Credited with six total tack sacks. Listed first-team at defensive end on the preseason les, two fumbles recoverd and one pass defended. Listed depth chart. His o lder brother, Justin, is a member of the first-team at comerback on the preseason depth chart. Fonner Eagle receiving corps. all-city performer at LouisviJJe's Pleasure Ridge Park High School. Named to the PFL 2003 Academic Honor Roll. * * * * * 97 Brian Hodge DT * * * * * 6-2, 265, Sr., Lancaster, Ky. Position Analysis High School: Garrard County Major: Business [nfom1ation Systems Among the projected starters, Byrd, Wells and WiUiams ~ have all received postseason honors in the past. Shafer and Has seen extensive action in both start ~ Hutchinson gained valuable experience last season. Jer- ing and reserve roles the past three sea 0') emy Greenleaf (6-1, 175, Jr.) and Todd Spenceley (5-9, 158, sons. In 2003. he was credited with 15 total tackles, 1.5 tack Fr.) aJso figure into the rotation. Additional depth wiJJ be ~ les for loss, one sack and two passes broken up. In 2002, he provied by freshmen and squad members. was credited with 35 total tackles, 4.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, two fumbles recovered and two fumbles forced. In Defensive Line 2001, he was cred ited with 25 total tackles, including four tackles for loss. Listed second-team on the preseason depth The Veterans chart. Played for former Eagle Jeff Hester at Garrard County High School. 92 Dean Anderson DE * * * * * 6-2, 245, Jr., Orlando, Fla. High School: West Orange 74 Ryan McKenzie DT Major: Bus. Adm./Computer Info. Sys. 6-0, 270, Sr., Crescent Springs, Ky. H igh School: Ludlow Starter at defensive end the past two sea sons. May see some action at tackle in Major: Mathematics 2004. [n 2003, he was credited with 46 total tackles, six tack les for loss, two sacks, one pass broken up and two forced An all-start candidate wbo has been fumbles. Credited with 48 total tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, named to the All-PFL South Division 3.5 sacks and one fumble recovered in 2002. Saw extensive team the past two seasons. Starter at tackle the past two sea action as a freshman, mostly in a reserve role. Crectited with sons. Last season, he was credited with 52 total tackles, six 26 total tackles. five tackles for loss and 4.5 sacks. Has got tackles for loss. two passes broken up and o ne forced fumble. ten mucb stronger aod quicker. Listed first-team at defensive Credited with 41 total tackles and one tackle for lossas a end on the preseason depth chart Excellent student who as sophomore. As a back-up defensive tackle in 200 I, he was named Second-Team Academic A ll-District in 2002. Mem credited with 19 total tackles, two tackles for loss and a sack. ber of the PFL 2003 Academic Honor Roll. Has tremendous strength and quickness. 14 Moreh ead State Ulliversity (...______Th_e_E_a_gl_es ______) 95 Justin Nichols DT Linebackers 6-1, 255, So., Danville, Ky. The Veterans High School: Boyle County Major: Business Adm./Accounting 43 Assamee Asad LB Saw extensive action last season, prima 5-10, 210, Sr., Pittsburgh, Pa. rily in a reserve role. Listed first-team at High School: Keystone Oaks tackle on the preseason depth chrut. As a freshman, he was Major: Physical Educ./HealLh Educ. creruted with 10 Lolal tack.Jes. Played on state championship teams at Boyle County High School. Member of the PFL Will again start at outside linebacker and 2003 Academic Honor R oll. may contend for postseason honors. In 2003, he was credited wilh 47 total tackles, two tackles for loss, one sack and one forced fumble. In 2002, he was cred ited with 21 total cackles and 1.5 tackles for loss. In 2001, he 99 Jason Sparks DT was credited with 17 total tackles, one tackle for loss, one 5-ll, 270, Jr., Cynthiana, Ky. sack and two forced fumbles. High School: Harri son County Major: Communications (Journalism) * * * * * Saw extensive action lasL season. Cred 54 Ben Boni LB ited w.ith 13 total tackles and one tackle 5-11, 210, Jr., Aliquippa, Pa. for loss. L isted second-team at tackle on the preseason depth High School: Hopewell ~ chart. Major: Biology ~ * * * * * Has seen action as a reserve linebacker ~ and special teams player in each of the ~ 96 James Spencer-Howell DE past two seasons. In 2003, be was credited with 14 total tack- ~ les. Credited with lwo tackles and 0.5 tackles for loss. Listed r,:i 6-1, 235, Jr., Gallipolis, Ohio as a reserve outside linebacker on the preseason depth chart. High School: Gallia Academy Has exceUem speed and quickness. Member of the PFL 2003 Major: Early Elementary Education Academic Honor Roll. Batlled injuries as a sophomore. Cred * * * * * ited with 12 total tackles. Saw extensive action in a reserve role as a freshman. Credited with 22 total tackles, 0.5 tackles for loss, 0.5 sacks and one fumble recov 55 Vincent Hinkle LB eTy returned 22 yards for a touchdown against Cumberland. 6-0, 215, Jr., Louisville, Ky. Coachjng staff expects a break-out season i.n 2004. Listed High School: South Oldham second-team on the preseason depth chart, but could very well Major: Early Elementary Education earn a starting spot Saw extensive action as a reserve line * * * * * backer in 2003. Credited with 24 total tackles, one tackle for loss, one fumble recovery and one Position Analysis fumble forced. Also saw action as a reserve linebacker and special teams player in 2002. Credited with two tackles and The defensive line does not lack talent, but depth is a con 0.5 tackles for loss. Listed first-team at the sam linebacker cern. McKenzje was battling injuries al lhe beginning of spot on the preseason depth chart. Has exceHent speed and fall camp but is one of the PFL's top tackles when healthy. quickness. Cristello, Anderson and Spencer-Howell are outstanding ends, and Anderson may also see action at tackle. Hodge, Sparks and Nichols have experience at tackle. 2004 Eagle Football,,,, 15 (______Th_e_E_a_gt_es ______) 42 Adam Shipley LB Kickers/Special Teams 5-10, 210, So., New TazweU, Tenn. The Veterans High School: Claiborne Counly Major: Criminology 85 Aaron Charles P 6-2, 205, So., Indianapolis, Ind. Saw action as a reserve linebacker and High School: Chatard special teams player in 2003. Credited Major: Industrial Technology with five total tackJes. Listed as a reserve middle l i11ebacker on the preseason depth chart. Had an o utstanding freshman season. Averaged 38.6 yards per punt. Had a re * * * * * markable 22 of his 53 punts downed inside the 20-yard line with only one touchback. Had a long punt of 68 yards 51 Craig Unger LB 6-2, 225, Sr., Greenfield, Ohio * * * * * High School: McClain Major: Business Adm./Finance 81 Adan1 Jones K Team Co-Captain. First-Team 5-9, 185, Jr., Dayton, Ohio CoSIDA NCAA Divison I Academic High School: Kettering Faim1ont All-American in 2003. Named a Division I-AA Mid-Major Major: Early Elementary Education ~ All-American the past rwo seasons. Selected First-Team by ~ The FootbaU Gazette and The Sports Network last season. Led MSU is scoring in 2003 with 63 ~ Co-Defensive Player of the Year in the Pioneer Football points. Hit nine of 13 field goals and 36 ~ League South Division. Led the team in tackJes for the see of 38 extra po ints. Long field goal was 49 yards. A lso handles r.,..-, ond consecutive season. Credited with I 13 total tackles, IO MSU's kickoff chores. Ln 2002, he handled MSU's kickoff ~ tackJes for loss, two sacks, three interceptions, one pass bro- duties, missed his only field goal attempt and was successful ~ ken up and one blocked kick. In 2002, he was credited with on his only PAT attempt. ~ 132 total tackles. Also had 12 tackles for loss and six sacks. ~ Had an outstanding freshman season. Starter at middle line backer the last half of the campaign. Credited with 93 colal tackles, two tackles for loss and half a sack. An outstanding stude nt with a major in business administration/finance. Position Analysis Named to the Division I-AA Athletic Directors Association Charles and Jones are both among the best in the PFL Academic All-Star Team in 2002. Will anchor the 2004 de and neither is a senior. Both will contend for postseason hon fense from his middle linebacker position. Fi.rst-Team Aca ors. demic All-PFL. Member of the PFL Academic Honor Roll. ***** Pronounciation Guide Position Analysis Assamee Asad (ah-SAH-me ah-SAHD) Ben Boni (bonnie) The linebacker corps is again a strong part of the Eagle Tyler Cvilkovic (suh-VIT-koh-YIC) squad. Unger will likely contend for league and nalional Marly Dorcich (door-sitch) player of the year honors. Asad continues to improve and Justin Farrar (fuh-rar) will like ly earn postseason honors at o utside linebacker. Pabloe Lemes (lem-us) Hinkle has seen extensive aclion. Shipley gained experi Jahmaine Wells Uuh-main) ence last season. Red-shirrs Brian Gray (6-1, I 85, Fr.) Brett Kwesi Williams (kway-see) Mazzaro (5-9, 185, Fr.) and Andrew Sturzenbecker (6-3, 230, Fr.) further strengthen this position. Sturzenbecker may see action inside and outside. 16 Morehead State University (..______T_h_e_E_agl_e_s ______) Left Tackle Left G1iard Right Guard Rig/ii Tackle 67-Michael Starkey 78-Grani Jennings 65-Ross Cl.isso 77-Justin Farrar 68-Randy Brown 70-Ross Rick 60-Ryan Duperow 79-Billy Updyke Wide Receiver Right Halfback Wide Receiver 5-Chris Ginter I-Tyler Slone I0-Dan iel Yagni 84-Trnvis Roark 32~ c Poppa 83-Matt Endy Fullhack abariMcGee seyMCCoy Ri p Kickoffs: 8 1-Adam Jones. 85-Aaron Charles Bolder: 25-Eli , FG, PAT: 81-Adam Jones. 85-Aar~n Charle b nlReL · =21'sCharles Byrd, I - . illiams Punts: 85-Aaron Charles "'\ Kickoff Ket.: 2 -Charles Byrd, 3-Jab· ',rvtcGcc Long S 11aps: 95-Justin Nichols Defensive End Defensive Tackle Defe11.l'ive End 92-Dean Anderson 95-Justin Nichols 94-Kevin Cristello 96-James Spencer-Howell 97-Brian Hodge 62-David Swisher Sam li11ebacker Will Linebacker 55-Vincem Hinkle 43-Assamee Asad 58-Andrew Srurzenbecker 35-Brian Gray Left Comerback Free Safety Right Comerback 21-Charlcs Byrd 6-Jahmaine Wells 18-Kwesi Williams 30-Jeremy Greenleaf 49-Ryan Meenach 2 8-Todd Spenceley 2004 NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major Preseason Polls Don Hansen's Football Gazette The Sports Network I-Duquesne I-Duquesne 2-Morehead State 2-Dayton 3-Valparaiso 3-Morehead State 4-Dayton 4-San Diego 5-Monmouth 5-Monmoutb 6-San Diego 6-Valparaiso 7-Albany 7-AJbany 8-Robert Morris 8-Robert Mon-is 9-Stony Brook 9-Stony Brook 10-Drake 10-Drake 2004 Eagle Football,,, 17 (______20_0_3_S_ta_t_is_t_ic_s ______J Record: 8-3 Home: 4-1 Away: 4-2 Team Statistics MSU OPP Total Offensive Plays 800 750 interceptions 15 I I First Downs 219 194 Yards 4478 3646 Yards 189 46 By rushing 97 86 YPG 407. I 33 I .5 Touchdowns 2 0 By passing 115 87 By penalty 7 2 1 Punt-No. 53 74 Peualities-No. 79 55 Yards 2047 2660 Yards 703 500 Rushing Attempts 460 422 Average 38.6 35.9 Yards Gained 2069 1818 Had blocked 0 Fumbles-Lost 19-14 2 1-11 Yards lost 254 332 Net yards 181 5 1486 Punt Returns 42 18 3rd Down Conversions YPA 3.9 3.5 Yards 359 108 Made-Attempted 71 / 166 53/168 YPG 165.0 135.1 Average 8.5 6.0 TimeofPosscssionPerGame 30:28 29.32 Passing Attempts 340 328 Kickoff Return-No. 33 50 Completions 188 149 Yards 669 1061 Scoring Had intercepted 11 15 Average 20.3 21.2 MSU 327 Yards 2663 2 160 OPP 185 Percentage 242. 1 196.4 Individual Statistics l':,:i Rushing C ATT YDG YDL NYG YPG YPA TD LP Total Offense G YDR YDP TOT YPG ~ Caudill 11 125 569 I L5 454 4 1.3 3.6 5 23 Caudill 11 454 2660 3 1 l4 283. l ,-..,,. McGee IO 47 255 4 25 1 25. 1 5.3 4 25 "1MJ Parks IO 51 258 8 250 25.0 4.9 0 25 Punting GP NO YDS AVG BLKD LP ~ King 11 62 245 12 233 2 1.2 3.8 I l 7 Charles I I 53 2047 38.6 0 68 ~ Morrison 6 36 159 9 150 25.0 4.2 2 15 McCoy 10 27 14 1 2 139 13.9 5.1 0 22 ~ Slone 9 34 146 8 138 15.3 4.1 4 15 Kkkoff Returns GP NO YDS AVG TD LP Loy 8 11 236 21.5 0 49 ~ Dpriskell lO 27 11 2 0 112 11.2 4.1 I 17 oppa 8 25 93 3 90 11.2 3.6 l 12 Byrd 11 10 2 16 2 1.6 0 40 l·kad 8 11 5 1 7 44 5.5 5.0 0 8 McGee 10 6 138 23.0 0 30 24 Shephard 4 8 37 I 36 9.0 4.5 0 16 Head 8 4 44 I 1.0 0 Byrd 11 I 3 0 3 0.3 3.0 0 3 McCoy JO 2 35 17.5 0 22 Bailey 3 I 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 0 Cvitkovic I 0 24 -24 -24.0 -24.0 0 0 --- Conversions --- Passing G CMP ATT INT PCT YD TD LP Scoring GP TD R p K FG PTS Caudill II 187 338 11 55.3 2660 22 82 Jones 11 0 0 0 36-38 9- 13 63 Bailey 3 I I 0 1.000 3 0 3 Parkes 10 6 0 2 0 0 40 Cvitkovie I 0 I 0 .000 0 0 0 Delsardo ll 5 0 0 0 0 30 McGee LO 5 0 0 0 0 30 Receiving C REC YPG YD YPR TD LP Slone 9 5 0 0 0 0 30 Dclsurdu II 45 76.9 846 18.8 5 82 Caudill 11 5 0 0 0 0 30 Parkes IO 32 52.6 526 L6.4 6 73 Morrison 6 3 0 0 0 0 18 Loy 8 19 38.6 309 16.3 I 63 Gimer 8 3 0 0 0 0 18 Morrison 6 16 22.3 134 8.4 I 25 Poppa 8 2 0 I 0 0 14 Slone 9 14 15.2 137 9.8 l 30 Loy 8 2 0 0 0 0 12 Poppa 8 l4 15.8 126 9.0 I 3 1 Driskell 10 2 0 0 0 0 12 King 11 13 8.9 98 7.5 I 16 King 11 2 0 0 0 0 12 Preston 9 10 18.6 167 16.7 I 64 Unger I I I 0 0 0 0 6 Driskell lO 9 lO. I 101 11.2 I 37 Preston 9 I 0 0 0 0 6 Ginter 8 7 23.2 139 19.9 0 56 Frazie II I 0 0 0 0 6 McCoy 10 4 1.5 15 3.8 () 7 McGee IO 2 1.9 19 9.5 I 18 Allen 5 2 1.8 9 4.5 0 6 Rolen 4 I 5.0 20 20.0 0 20 18 Morehead State University ( ______2_00_3_S_ta_tis_· _ ti_cs_,_H_o_n_o_r_s______J Defensive Statistics Player UT AT TP 2003 Postseason Honors Unger 69 44 11 3 Wells 49 36 85 CoSIDA Division I First Team Academic All-America Anyanwu 38 27 65 Byrd 46 17 63 Craig Unger, Linebacker Cristello 27 28 55 Williams 34 20 54 McKenzie 24 28 52 Lombardo 27 23 50 The Football Gazette Asad 19 28 47 Anderson 24 22 46 NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major All-America Team Hutchinson 26 14 40 Charles Byrd, First Team Defensive Back ' Chance 14 20 34 Wainscott 17 16 33 Craig Unger, First Team Linebacker Frazie 29 3 32 Justin Farrar, Second Team Offensive Lineman ' Giron 20 12 32 Hinkle 12 1. 2 24 Charles McGowan, Second Team Center Frayne 13 ! I 24 Jenkins 11 8 19 Jahmaine Wells, Second Team Defensive Back Potz II 6 17 Hodge 6 9 15 Boni 11 3 14 The Sports Network Adams 3 11 14 Sparks 4 9 13 NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major All-America Team Spencer-Howell 8 4 12 Shafer 6 6 12 Charles Byrd, First Team Defensive Back Nichols 4 6 LO Craig Unger, First Team Linebacker Remainder with 5 or fewer tackles All-Pioneer Football League South Division Player Tackles for loss QB No.-Yds. Sacks Dean Anderson, Defensive End Amyanwu 14.5-50 3 Odi Anyanwu, Linebacker Unger 10-24 2 Cristello 9-51 5 Charles Byrd, Defensive Back Wainscott 9-45 4 David Caudill, Quarterback/Offensive Player of the Year Anderson 6-22 3 McKenzie 6- 10 0 Ralph Delsardo, Wide Receiver Lombardo 4.5-6 0 Justin Farrar, Offensive Lineman Frayne 3-25 3 Keeney 2.5-5 0 Matt Loy, Return Specialist Williams 2-2 0 Asad 2-6 I Charles McGowan, Center Hutchinson l-2 0 Ryan McKenzie, Defensive Lineman Giron I - I 0 Hinkle 1- 1 0 Craig Unger, Linebacker/Co-Defensive Player of the Year Potz 1-2 0 Pete Wagner, Offensive Lineman Sparks I - I 0 Hodge 1-8 I Jahmaine Wells, Defensive Back Kwesi Williams, Defensive Back Interceptions: Williams 4-4, Unger 3-108. Frazie 2-3 1. Head Coach Matt Ballard, Division Coach of the Year Byrd 2-27, Hutchinson 2- 19, Wells 2-0 Fumbles Caused: Byrd 2. Williams 2. Anderson 2, Giron 2. Cristello I. McKenzie I. Lombardo 1. Asad I. Hinkle I. Shafer I Fumbles Recovered: Frayne 4-0, Lombardo 3-0, Keeney 1-0, Giron 1-0, Hinkle l-0 FG's 18-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total Jones 3-4 4-5 2-5 0-0 9- 13 2004 Eagle Football,,, 19 (.______R_e_co_r_ds ______J Records Total Offense-Individual Passing Offense-Individual White vs Murray State, 1990 & Most Total Yardage: Most Yardage Gained: Todd Chase vs. VMl, 1998 Game-551, David DLnkins, 2000 Game-459, Chris Swartz vs Austi n Peay, 1988 Season-JO, Corkey Kirtley, 1950 (297 pass, 254 run) vs Buller Season-2,979, David Caudill, 2002 Career- I 5, Corkey Kirtley, 1947-50 & Todd Season-3,5 12, David Caurull, 2002 Career-9, 028, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Chase, 1995-98 (2,979 pass, 533 run) Most Passes Completed: Career-9.337. David Dinkins. 1997-2000 Game-35. Chris Swartz vs Tenn. Tech, 1987 Scoring-Individual (5,572 pass. 3,765 rush) Season-214, Cillis Swartz, l 989 Most Points: Most Offensive Plays: Career-774, Chris Swartz. L987-90 Game-32, David Dinkins vs. Ky. Wesleyan, Game-79, Adrian Breen, 1983 Most Passes Attempted: 2000 (54 passes, 25 rushes) vs Austin Peay, Game-66, Chris Swanz vs Tenn. Tech, 1987 Season-1 28, David Oink.ins, 2000 Season-524, D avid Caudill, 2002 Season-390, Chris Swartz, l989 Career-384, David D inkins, 1997-2000 (362 passes, J 62 rushes) Career- 1,407, Chris Swa11Z, 1987-90 Most Touchdowns: Career-1 ,558, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Most TD Passes: Game-5, Jug Varney vs Holbrook, 1938 & ( 1,407 passes, 151 rushes) Game-7, Chris Swartz vs Murray State, 1990 David Dinkins vs. Ky. Wesleyan, Season-29, Doug Turner, 1997 1999 & 2000 Total Offense-Team Career-55, Chris Swartz, I 987-90 Season-2 1, David Dinkins, 2000 Most Total Yardage: Most Interceptions Thrown: Career-63 , David Dinkins 1997-2000 Game-727 vs Valparaiso, 1997 Game-7, Mike Gottfried vs Western Ky., 1965 Most TDs by Rushing: (373 rushing, 355 passing) Season-47, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Game-5. Jug Varney vs Holbrook, 1938 & Season -5,237, 1998 Career-45, Phil Simms, 1975-78 David Dinkins vs Ky. Wesleyan, (2.027 passing, 3,2 10 rushing) Longest TD Pass: 1999 & 2000 Game-97 yards, David Caudill to Ralph Season-21, David Dinkins, 2000 ~ Rushing Offense-Individual Delsardo vs Saint Joseph's, 2002 Career-63, David Dinkins, 1997-2000 ~ Most Yardage Gained: Most Extra Points Attempted by Kicking: ~ Game-254, David Dinkins vs Buller, 2000 Passing Offense-Team Game-JO, Ryan Ison vs Austin Peay, 2000 ~ Season-1,405, David Dinkins, 2000 Most Yardage Gained : Career-70, Kirk Andrews, 1969-72 t.,., Career-3,765, David Dinkins, 1997-2000 Gamc-468 vs Austin Peay, 1988 Most Consecutive Extra Points by Kick l'lllliil Most Rushes: Season-2,9 14, 1997 ing: ~ Game-40. Louis Rogan vs Western Ky.. Most Passes Completed: Game- I 0, Ryan lson vs A uslin Peay. 2000 Game-35 vs Tennessee Tech, 1987 Season-29, Don Russell, 1973 ~ ~~~on-278, Louis Rogan, 1968 Season-247- l988 Career-39, Lenn Duff, 1980-83 Career-639, Louis Rogan 1967-70 Most Passes Attempted: Most Points Scored by Kicking: Best Rushlng Average Game-67 vs Tennessee Tech, 1987 Game- I 5, Joey Herbst vs Davidson, 2002 (Min. 50 Attempts per Season): Season-443, 1988 Season-63, Adam Jones, 2003 (36 EPs, 9 Season-8.0 yards, David Dink.ins, Most Interceptions Thrown: FGs) (1.169 on 147) 1998 Game-7 vs Weslern Kentucky. 1965 Career-109. Kirk Andrews. 1969-72 Career-6.8 yards, David Dinki ns, Season-24-1969 (70 EPs, 13 FGs) (3,765 in 553) 1997-2000 Most Field Goals: Longest Run From Scrimmage: Pass Receiving-Individual Game-4, Joey Herbst vs. Davidson, 2002 89 yards, David Dinkins vs Most Passes Caught: Se.ason-9, Mall TilLOn, 1984; Charlie Stepp, Butler, 1998 Grune- I 8, Jerome Williams vs Eastern Ky., 1986; Adam Jones, 2003 Longest TD Run From Scrimmage: 1989 Career-IS, Lenn Duff, 1980-83 89 yards, David Dinkins vs Season-74. Mark Ledford. 1983 Longest Field Goal: Butler, 1998 Career- I 66, Jerome Williams, 1987-90 54. Chari ie Stepp vs Wichita State, 1986 Most Ya rdage Gained: Most 2-Point Conversions: Rushing Offense-Team Gam e-230, Ralph Delsardo vs SaintJoseph's, Game-3, Doug Turner vs Western Kentucky, Most Yardage Gained: 2002 1997 (3 pass) Game-478 vs Austin Peay. 2000 Season- 1,016, Chris Berry, 1997 Season-4, Bill Marston, 1969 (2 rush, 2 pass) Season-3,2 10 in 1998 Career-1 ,995, John High, 1968-7 1 & Doug Turner, 1997 ( 4 pass) Most Rushes: Most TD Passes Caught: Career-8, Bill Marson, 1966-69 Game-77 vs Val paraiso, 1996 Game-3. Mike Mallia vs Carson-Newman, (4 rush, 4 pass) Season-634 in 1968 1973; Corkey Kirtley vs Marshall, Fewest Rushes: 1950; Bert Dixon vs West Virginia Game-9 vs Middle Tennessee, 1951 Tech, 1957; Ty Howard vs Ken tucky State, 1989, Anthony 20 Morehead State University ( Records ) Records (Cont.) Team Longest Return of Blocked Punt: Season- 1,667 in 1962 (8 games); Most Points: 27 yards, Harry Lyles vs Kentucky St., 1,748 in 1970 (IO games) Game-1 04 vs Rio Grande, 1941 1968 Most Pass Interceptions: Season-430 in 1998 Longest Return of Blocked Punt For Game-S vs Murray St., 1970; Widest Victory Margin: TD: Kentucky St., 1987; Buller, 2002 104 vs Rio Grande, 1941 27 Yards, Harry Lyles vs Kentucky St., Season-21 in 1969 (MSU 104, Rio Grande 0) 1968 Most Fumble Recoveries: Most Kick Return For TD: Game-8 vs Marshall, 19S0 ~ Punting Season-3, Mo HolLingsworlh, 1971 Season-23 in 196S Most Yardage: Career-6, Mo Hollingsworth, l 968-7 I J Game-S J8, John Christopher vs Eastern Miscellaneous Ky., 1982 Defense-Individual Most Victories: 9 in 1998 and 2002 Season-4,084, John Christopher, 1982 Most Kicks Blocked: Most Losses: 11 in 1994 (0-11 ) Career- 12,633, John Christopher, 1979-82 Game-2, Paul Ousley vs Middle Te nn., Most Ties: 2 in 1936, 1940, 1942, 1947, Most Punts: 1954 1977 Game- 11 , Don Rardin vs Western Ky., Season-S, Paul Ousley, 1954 Longest Winning Streak: I I in 1936- 1975, John Christopher vs Youngstown Most Pass Interceptions: 1937 St., 1981, and vs Eastern Ky., 1982 Game-3, Paul Adams vs West Liberty, Longest Losing Streak: 27 in 1953-55 Season-93, John Christopher. 1982 1946 & Larry Baldridge vs Longest Winless Streak: 33 in 1952-55 Carcer-298. John Christopher, 1979-82 MwTay State, 1970 Most Penalty Yardage: Best Punting Average: (min. 25 Punts a Season-7, Larry Baldridge, 1970; Game-191 vs Eastern Ky., 1969 Year) Vi c Williams, J973 Season-736 in 1982 Season-44.07, Greg Burke, 1986 Career- 16, Vic Williams, 1972-75 Most Fumbles Lost: Career-42.4 yards, John Christopher, 1979- Most Fumble Recoveries: Game-8 vs Louisville, 1955 82 Game-3, Dick Walter vs Western Ken- Season-30 in 1955 ~ Longest Punt: lucky, 1956 ~ 78 yards, Don Rardin vs Western Ky., Season-7, Dick Walter. 1956 1975 Most Defensive Plays: Season-by-Season Game-30, Daru1y Gooch vs Akron 1982 Leaders ~ Returns (13 T, 16 A, one pass de flection) Scoring Leaders ~ Best Punt Return Average: (Min. 20 per Season- I 72, Danny Gooch, 1980 1959 Henry Schutte 4 (I 19 T, 53 A) Buford Crager 4 ~ Year) L959 Jlm Has1.lngs 30 ~ Season-23.5 yards, Tommie Gray, 1967 Career-412, Tommy Warren, 1976-79 1960 Howard Murphy 34 Best EGckoffRelurn Average: Most Tackles: 1961 Howard Murphy 36 1962 Howard Murphy 38 (Min. 10 per Year) Game-19, Danny Gooch vs Youngstown 1963 Tally Johnson 28 Season-40.6 yards, Scotty Reddick, 1965 St., 1980 1964 Tally Johnson 34 1965 Rico Kin 42 Longest Kickoff Return: Season- 119, Dann y Gooch, 1980 1966 Tommie 6ray 84 100 yards Buford Crager vs Eas1 Tenn., Career-270, Tommy Warren, 1966-79 1967 Tommie Gray 56 1968 Louis Rogan 60 1959 Most Tackles For Loss: 1969 Louis Ro~an 30 Longest Kickoff Return For TD: Season-I 9, Richard Shadwick, 1990 John Hig 30 1970 Bill Cason 36 100 yards, Buford Crager vs East Tenn .. 1971 Kirk Andrews 37 1959 Defense-Team 1972 Kirk Andrews 33 1973 Don Russell 50 Longest Punt Return: Most Points Allowed: 1974 Frank Jones 56 1 99 yards, Tim Wyant vs Eastern Ky., 1936 Game-77 to Morris Harvey, 1927 1975 Keith Mescher 24 1976 Don Rardin 21 ,, Longest Pass Interception Return: Season-359 in 1984 1977 Dorron Hun1er 56 98 yards, Claude Clayton vs Union, 1931 Fewest Points Allowed: 1978 Dorron Humcr 24 Longest Pass Interception Returned For Season- 14 in 1938 Greg McGuire 24 1979 Dw1gh1 Yam 30 TD: Least Ruslting Yardage Allowed: 1980 Dorron Hunter 48 98 yards, Claude Clayton vs Union, 1931. Game-minus 63 yards by Austin Peay. 198 1 Bo Chumbers 52 1982 Lenn Duff 42 Longest Fumble Return: 197 1 1983 Lenn Duff 24 6S yards, Tommie Gray vs Tenn. Tech, Season-641 yards in 197 1 1984 Tod Shon 54 Damon Stephens 54 1966 Least Passing Yardage Allowed: 1985 Mall 'lilton 27 Longest Fumble Return For TD: Gamc-0 to Otterbein, 1947 1986 Charlie Stepp 40 1987 Brad Hammock 29 65 Yards, Tommie Gray vs Tenn. Tech, Season-59 1 in 1962 (8 games); 921 in 1988 Jerome Williams 48 1966 1970 (10 games) 1989 Mitch Fednk 47 1990 Jerome Willinms 48 Least Total Offense Allowed: 199 1 Crais Bere 41 Grune-(-! 0) yards to Morgan State. 1990 1992 Damn Harris 36 2004 Eagle Footballm 21 ( Records ) 1993 Aile Larsen 36 1976 Tony Harris 873 1968 Marvin Hicks 290 1963 Tally Johnson 34.8 1994 Rontae Bass 18 1977 Dion Jenkins 723 1969 John Hi!,lh 857 1964 Tally Johnson 35.1 Frank Diaz 18 1978 Marcus Johnson 549 1970 Gary Shtrk 402 1965 Arthur Dayton 34.6 1995 Chris Berry 44 1979 Bernard McIntosh 749 1971 John High 571 1966 Bil l Mari;ton 36.0 Anthony Ravizee 44 1980 Darron Hunter 1001 1972 Vic Wharton 456 1967 Bill Marston 34.8 1996 Chris Berry 72 1981 Alan Mitchell 281 1973 Mike Mattia 374 1968 Bill Marston 29.6 1997 Anthony Ravizee 94 1982 Roger Cleveland 326 1974 Keith Mescher 542 1969 Bill Marston 39.3 1998 David Dinkins 122 1983 John Dunn 326 1975 Keith Mescher 338 1970 Kirk Andrews 36.7 1999 David Dinkins 122 1984 Damon Stephens 864 1976 Keith Mescher 380 1971 Lou Mains 37.3 2000 David Dinkins 128 1985 Dennis Carr 409 1977 Dorron Hlllner 687 1972 Lou Mains 39.1 2001 Ryan Ison 50 1986 D.D. Harrison 419 1978 Dorron Hunter 448 1973 Lou Mains 37.4 2002 David White 72 1987 D.D. Harrison 262 1979 LarrC Campassi 176 1974 Don Rardin 39.5 2003 Adam Jones 63 1988 Jerome Williams 311 1980 Bo harnbers 5 12 1975 Don Rardin 42.8 1989 Jerome Will iams 803 1981 Bo Chambers 642 1976 Don Rardin 42.8 Touchdowns 1990 Jerome Wi lliams 856 1982 Mark Ledford 609 1977 Greg Laird 36.8 1959 Henry Schutte 4 1991 Darrin Harris 896 1983 Mark Ledford 948 1978 Greg Bowles 35. 1 Buford Crager 4 1992 Darrin Hurris 8 12 1984 Tod Short 633 1979 John Christopher 4 1.4 1960 Howurd Murphy 5 1993 Darrell Cross 388 1985 Steve Collins 579 1980 John Christopher 39.8 Bud Ogden 5 1994 Loren Williams 356 1986 Steve Collins 426 1981 John Christopher 43.3 1961 Howard Murphy 6 1995 Anthony Ravizee 1009 1987 Momy Webster 4 10 1982 John Christopher 43.9 1962 Howard Murphy 6 1996 David Bone 685 1988 Ty Howurcl 695 1983 Rick Cyrus 36.4 1963 LeoWe.ssel 4 1997 Anthony Ravizee 11 97 1989 Anthony White 738 1984 Greg Burke 4 1.0 1964 Russ Campbell 4 1998 David Dinkins 11 69 1990 Dave Pmwe 836 1985 Greg Burke 43.1 1965 Rico Kin(5 6 1999 David Dinkins 11 38 1991 Anthony hite 460 1986 Greg Burke 44.1 1966 Tonunie ray 14 2000 David Dinkins 1405 1992 Brandon Ford 3 15 1987 Greg Burke 39.1 1967 Tommie Gray 9 2001 David White 3 13 1993 Wes Salyer 227 1988 Kenny Meadows 36.4 1968 Louis Rogan 10 ,2002 David White 594 1994 Romae Bass 206 1989 Kenny Meadows 35.9 1969 John High 5 2003 David Cnudill 454 1995 Jerry Stevens 245 1990 Brian Flynn 34.9 1970 Bill Cason 6 1996 David Bone 362 1991 Brian Flynn 37.0 197 1 Bill Cason 6 Receptions 1997 Chris Berry 1016 1992 Brian Flynn 35.0 1972 Vic Wharton 5 1959 Budd Pields 20 1998 Todd Chase 7 14 1993 Brad Wulfeck 38.1 1973 Frank Jones 6 1960 Bud 6gden 11 1999 Joevon Stenneu 389 1994 Briun Nurick 38.6 1974 Frank Jones 9 I 961 Paul West 17 2000 Toby Moeves 472 1995 Brian Nurick 36.6 1975 Keith Mescher 4 1962 Mike Brown II 2001 Toby Moeves 808 1996 Jeff Frasure 35.8 1976 Four Individuals 3 1963 Jack Smith 22 2002 Ralph Delsardo 675 1997 Todd Dinkel 38.5 1977 Darron Hunter 9 1964 Jack Smith 22 2003 Ralph Dclsardo 846 1998 Todd Dinkel 41.7 1978 Dorron Hunuir 4 1965 Rico King 40 1999 Bill Ballard 38. 1 ~ Grei McGuire 4 1966 Rico King 16 Passing Yards 2000 Bill Ballard 36.3 1979 Dwight Yam 5 1967 Joe Cox 22 1959 Henry Schutte 453 2001 Bill Ballard 39.5 ~ 1980 Dorron Hunter 8 1968 Marvin Hicks 27 1960 Henry Schulle 724 2002 Bill Ballard 37.9 1981 Bo Chambers 8 1969 John Hi1;:h 54 1961 Mike Brown 437 2003 Aaron Charles 38.6 1982 David Thurk.ill 4 1970 Gary Sh irk 30 1962 Mike Gottfried 368 1983 Mike H:mlin 3 1971 John High 49 1963 Mike Go11!ried B56 Interceptions ~ 1984 Tod Shon 9 1972 Gary Slurk 29 1964 Mike Gottfried 744 i 964 Tommie Gray 2/77 Damon Stephens 9 1973 Vic Whanon 28 1965 Mike Gottfried 1585 1965 Dennis Brown 3/1 0 ~ 1985 Rick Calcull 4 1974 Keith Mescher 36 1966 Tommy Eads 361 1966 Tommie Gray 3/62 5/34 ~ 1986 D.D. Harrison 5 1975 Keith Mescher 23 1967 Bill Marston 889 1967 Leon Wesley Orville Lyule 5 1976 Kei lh Mescher 32 1968 Bill Marston 889 1968 Mike Rucker 4/52 1987 Jerome Williams 3 1977 Larry Campassi 41 1969 Bill Marston 1754 1969 Ron Gathrisht 6/95 1988 Jerome Williams 8 1978 Dorron Hunter 35 L970 Dave Schaet.zke 975 1970 La.rry Baldndgc 7/15 1 ~ 1989 Ty Howard 7 1979 Tim Devine 12 1971 Dave Schaet.zke I 127 1971 Don Brindle 4/28 1990 Jerome Wi lliams 8 1980 Tim Devine 3 1 1972 Dave Schaet.zke 983 1972 Joe Gay 3/25 1991 Anthony Jerdine 6 1981 Bo Chamber 38 1973 Dave Schae12ke 95 1 1973 Vic Wil liams 3/46 Anthony White 6 1982 Mark Ledford 54 1974 Alex Brawner 950 1974 Vic Williams 6/88 1992 Darrin Harris 6 1983 Mark Ledford 74 1975 Phil Simms 900 1975 Vic Williams 6/88 1993 Adam McCormack 3 1984 Tod Short 62 1976 Phil Simms 1375 1976 Greg Bright 4/103 1994 Rontae Bass 3 1985 Steve Collins 46 1977 Phil Simms 2041 1977 Henrf Sk~ 4/77 Frank Diaz 3 1986 D.D. Harrison 35 1978 Phil Simms 1229 1978 Ken lop ·· s 4/22 1995 Chris Berry 7 1987 Monty Webster 38 1979 Tommy Fox 3 16 1979 Rod Jefferson 3/50 Anthony Ravizee 7 1988 Ty Howard 52 1980 Don Reeves 11 74 1980 Ken Hopkins 4/47 1996 Chris Berry 12 1989 Jerome Williams 6 1 1981 Don Reeves 990 1981 Chris Spaulding 4/68 1997 Chris Berry 15 1990 Dave Pingue 58 1982 Mi.ke Hanlin 801 1982 Bill Vogt 4/45 1998 David Dinkins 20 1991 Darrin Harris 35 1983 Mike Hanlin 1189 1983 Chris Spaulding 3/82 1999 David Dinkins 20 1992 Brundon Ford 22 1984 Mike Hanlin 1897 1984 Doug McMahon 3/7 2000 David Dinkins 2 1 1993 Wes Salier 16 1985 Adrian Breen 1373 1985 Vernon Hurvey 2/18 2001 Toby Moeves 8 1994 Ronme ass 19 1986 Adrian Breen 2301 1986 Monty McIntyre 4/9 2002 David White 12 1995 Chris Berry 15 1987 Chris Swartz 1726 1987 Monty McIntyre 4/9 2003 Eli Parkes 6 Jerry Srevens 15 1988 Chris Swartz 2 162 1988 Monty McIntyre 5/40 1996 Chns Berry 22 1989 Chris Swartz 2592 1989 Darrell Beavers 3/0 Yards Rushing 1997 Chris Berry 54 1990 Chris Swanz 2548 1990 Darrell Beavers 4/88 I 959 Buddy Fields 334 1998 Todd Chase 4 1 1991 Steve Donato 1578 Tyrone Fisher 4/18 1960 Howard Murphy 540 1999 Joevon Stennett 26 1992 Steve Donato 680 1991 Tyrone Fisher 3/7 1961 Howard Murphy 446 2000 Joevon Stennell 33 1993 Adam McCorn1ick 864 1992 Barry Clark 5/52 1962 Howard Murphy 349 2001 Toby Moeves 42 1994 J.P. Blair 905 1993 Dem ck Pinkney 2/31 1963 Russ Carnpbe-11 347 2002 Mau Loy 36 1995 J.P. Blair 746 Hec1or Dinz 2/6 I 964 Russ Campbell 499 2003 Ralph Delsardo 45 1996 Doug Turner 1340 Ba'if' Clark 2/0 1965 Tommie Gray 319 1997 Doui;: Turner 2869 1994 Clif Freeman 4/58 1966 Tommie Gray 598 Receiving Yards 1998 David Dinkins 1812 1995 4 with 1 each 1967 Tommie Gray 687 1959 Buctd Fields 320 1999 D.ivid Oink.ins 2011 1996 Carl Mack 3/23 1968 Lou is Rogan 1125 1960 Bud 6~den 190 2000 David Dinkins 1704 1997 Jason Cowan 2/41 1969 Louis Rogan 695 I 961 Paul est 191 2001 David Caudill 1597 1998 T.J , Perrf 3/47 1970 Bill Cason 556 1962 Howard Murphy 178 2002 David Caudill 2979 1999 Marcus urner 3/29 1971 Bill Cason 372 1963 Jack Smith 272 2003 David Caudill 2.660 2000 Brian Davis 2/9 1972 Prank Jones 489 1964 Jack Smi1h 282 T.J , Perry 2/0 1973 Frnnk Jone~ 922 1965 Rico King 624 Punting Average 2001 Brundon Ph illips 5/32 197.J Frank Jones 1066 1966 Rico King 203 1961 Mike Brown 35.5 2002 Charles Btd 6/87 1975 Tony Harris 496 1967 Joe Cox 336 1962 Mike Brown 39.3 2003 Kwesi Wi Iiams 4/4 22 Morehead State University ( Records ) Tackles I 978 Tom Warren 59 30 89 1987 Doug Bowell 48 40 88 1996 Cliff Freeman 57 28 85 Solo Ast Tot 1979 Tom Warren 90 39 129 1988 Doug Bowell 53 35 88 1997 Zack Moore 64 23 87 197 J Harry Lyles 71 30 IOI 1980 Dan Gooch 11 9 53 172 1989 Doug Bowell 11 0 58 168 1998 Donzell Dawson 55 47 102 1972 Durwood Brittle 65 28 93 1981 Ken Alexnnder 77 37 114 1990 Darrell"Beavers 60 3 I 91 1999 Grell Brady 50 2 1 71 1973 Louis Gideon 59 38 94 1982 Dan Gooch 89 88 169 1991 Jerod Thomas 60 39 99 2000 Chns Kight 45 16 61 1974 Joe Dillow 61 31 92 1983 Randy Frazier 83 52 135 1992 Jamie Phillips 72 88 160 200 I Zac Prewill 33 75 108 1975 Jerry Spaeth 90 25 115 1984 Joe SchJfi~e r 74 50 124 1993 Jmnie Phillips 79 60 139 2002 Craig Unger 55 77 132 1976 Jerry Spaeth 81 43 124 1985 Kelvin Be lmny 7 1 6 1 132 1994 Derick Pinkney 50 46 96 2003 Craig Unger 69 44 11 3 1977 Tom Warren 90 39 129 1986 John Gilliam 64 40 104 1995 Craig Myers 54 25 79 All-Americans (Consensus) 1966 Paul Conner, Jessup, Ga., offensive tackle 1938 John (Buck) Horton, Mt. Sterling. Ky., center Tommie Gray, Birmingham. Ala., halfback 1939 Stanley Radjunas, New Britain. Conn., guard Gary Virden, Parksburg, W.Va .. linebacker 1940 Paul Adams, Coal Grove, Ohio, center Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defensive tackle 1942 Vincent (Moose) Zachem, Ashland, Ky., center I 968 Marvi11 Hicks, C larkston, Ga.. tight end 1946 Joe Lustic. Maysville. Ky., runningback Louis Rogan, Cable, Ohio, tailback 1969 Dave Haverdick. Canton. Ohio. defensive tackle Dave lfavcrdick. Canton, Ohio. defensive tackle 1981 John Christopher, Norwalk. Ohfo, punter Leon Wesley, Savannah, Ga., defensive back 1982 John Christopher. Norwalk. Ohio. punter l969 John High. Cincinnati, Ohio, split end 1986 Billy Poe, Ironton, Ohio, offensive guard BiU Marson, Lake Wales, Fla., kicker-quarrerback 1990 Darrell Beavers, Louisville. Ky., defensive back Darrel Sadwoski , Shamokin, Pa., offensive Lackie 2000 David Dinkins, Pittsburgh, Pa., quarterback Dave Haverdick. Canton, Ohio, defensive tackle 1970 Ed Mignery, Hamilton. Ohio. offensive tackle All-American (Williamson) Harry Lyles, Charleston. W.Va .. linebacker 1962 William Scott Davidson, Raceland, Ky.. guard Larry Baldridge. Shelby. Ohio, defensive back 197 1 John High, Cincinnati. Ohio. split end Mike Rucker. West Carrollton. Ohio, defensive back All-American (Football Gazette) 1972 Dave Schaetzke, Toledo, Ohio. quarterback 2000 David Dinkins, Pi!Lsburgh. Pa., guurd Gary Shirk, Richwood, Ohio, tight end 2001 Toby Moeves, Union, Ky., return specialist 1973 Don Russell, Louisville, Ky. , kicker 2002 Charles Byrd. Oxford. Ohio. defensive back Nick Nighswander, Burgoon, Ohio, center Chris Parker, Harrogate. Tenn .. defensive lineman I 974 Frank Jones, Owingsville. Ky., tailback Craig Unger, Gre.enfield, Ohio. linebacker Keith Mescher, Lebanon. Ohio, tight end 2003 Charles Byrd. Oxford. Ohio, defensive back Vic Williams, Birmingham, Ala., defensive end Craig Unger, Greenfield, Ohio. linebacker 1975 Keith Mescher, Lebanon, Ohio, tight end 1976 Keith Mescher, Lebanon. Ohio, tight end All-American (The Sports Network) Tony 1-larris, Dayton, Ohio, runningback 2001 Toby Moeves, Union, Ky., return specialist Jerry Spaeth. Mason. Ohio, linebacker 200 I Zac Prewitt, Corbin. Ky., linebacker I 977 Don Rardin, Lexington, Ky. . punter 2002 Jason Fights, Cincinnati. Ohio, offensive lineman Phil Simms, Louisville, Ky., quarterback Chris Parker, Harrogate, Tenn., defensive lineman 1978 Rodney Jefferson. Mansfield, Ohio. linebacker 2003 Charles Byrd. Oxford, Ohio, defensive back Joe Huenefeld, Ft. Thomas, Ky., offensive tackle Craig Unger, Greenfield, Ohio. linebacker 1979 Rodney Jefferson. Mansfield, Ohio. linebacker Bernard McIntosh, Bruce. M iss .. fullback Academic All-American Charlie Young. Washington Crossing, Pa., offen. tackle 1974 Don Russell, Louisville, Ky., kicker 1980 Dorron Hunter, Cincinnati, Ohio, runningback 1990 James Appel. Wilder, Ky., offensive lineman 198 1 John Christopher, Norwalk, Ohio, punter 1991 James Appel. Wilder, Ky., offensive li neman 1982 John Christopher, Nowalk. Ohio, punter 1996 Mike Appel. Wilder, Ky. . offensive lineman Mark Ledford. Mt. Sterling, Ky., wide receiver 2003 Craig Unger, Greenfield. Ohio, linebacker Danny Gooch, Hawesville, Ky., linebacker 1983 MarkLedford, Mt. Sterling, Ky. , wide receiver AU-Ohio Valley Conference 1984 Mike Hanlin, SL Mary's W. Va., quarterback First Team Only Tod Short, Pasadena. Calif., wide receiver 1948 Harold Mullins, Lynch, Ky. , tackle Billy Poe, Ironton, Ohio, offensive guard 1949 Harold Mullins. Lynch. Ky.. tackle 1986 Billy Poe. Ironton, Ohio, offensive guard Jerry Wing, Dayton, Ky., halfback Adrian Breen, Cincinnati, Ohio, quarterback 1950 Corky Kirtley, PaintsviJ!e. Ky.. e nd Greg Burke, Louisville, Ky., punter C lyde McLaughlin. Russell. Ky.. center 1987 Greg Burke, Louisville. Ky.. punter Charles (Izzy) Porter, Prestonsburg, Ky., quarterback 1988 Joe Gagli ano, Glenwood, 111. , offensive tackle Jerry Wing, Dayton, Ohio, ha!Jback Ty Howard, Morehead, Ky .. wide receiver 1951 Marv Ran1melsburg, Newport. K y., guard 1990 Richard Shadwick, Nicholasville, Ky. . defensive line 1952 Bernie Pieter, Dayton, Ky., center-linebacker Darrell Beavers, Louisville. Ky .. defensive back Jack Slatterly, Hartford, Conn., guard 199 1 Tyrone Fisher, Corapolis, Pa. , defensive back 1992 Richard Shadwick, Nicholasville. Ky.. defensive line 1957 Tom Scott, Catlettsburg. Ky.. center 1958 Bert Dixo n, Prestonsburg. Ky., end Fred Johnson, Tampa, Fla .. linebacker 1960 Tom Scott, Catlettsburg, Ky., center 1961 Ernie DeCourley. Savannah. Tenn., tackle Howard Murphy, Springfield, Ohio, halfback I 962 Ernie Decourley, Savannah, Tenn., tackle 1964 Jack Smith, Decatur, Ga., tight end Richard Pare, New Britain, Conn., defensive end James Osborne. Hindman, Ky., defensive tackle 2004 Eagle Football,,, 23 (..______R_ e_co_r_ds______,,) OVC "Player of the Year" Craig Unger. Greenfield. Ohio. linebacker Brandon Phillips, Hamilton. Ohio, defensive back 1966 Tommie Gray, halfback Charles Byrd, Ox ford, Ohio. defensive back 1977 Phil Simms, quarterback 2003 Dean Anderson. Od ando. Fla.. de fensive end Odi Anyanwu, Washington, D.C., linebacker OVC "Coach of the Year" Charles Byrd, Oxford. Ohio, defensive back 1966 Guy Penny D avid Caudill, Van Buren, Tnd., quarterback 1986 Bill Baldridge (Offensive Player of the Year) 1990 *Cole Proctor Ralph Delsardo. Pittsburgh, Pa .. wide receiver *three-way tie Justin Farrar, Oak Hill, Ol1io, offensive lineman Marr Loy. Knoxville. Tenn., return specialist All-Pioneer Football League Charles McGowan. Russell Springs, Ky., center Fi.rst Team (South Division) Only Ryan McKenzie, Crescent Springs, Ky .. defensive lineman 2001 Bart Burke, Burlington, Ky. , offensive lineman Craig Unger, Greenfield. Ohio, linebacker Dennis Ledford, Wilmington. Ohio. defensive lineman (Co-Defensive P layer of the Year) Zac Prewitt. Corbin. Ky .. linebacker Pete Wagner. Pinsburgh, Pa., offensive lineman Brandon Phillips. Hamilton, Ohio. defensive back Jahmaine We lls. Hamillon. Ohio. defensive back Bill Ballard, Springfield, Ohio, pt.Inter Kwesi Williams. Louisville, Ky., defensive back Toby Moeves, Union, Ky., return specialist 2002 Charles McGowan, Russell Sp[ings. Ky., center Jason Fights, Cincinnati, ohio', offensive lineman PFL South Division "Coach of the Year" David Caudill, Van Buren, Ind. . quarterback David White, Bowling Green, Ky., runningback 2002 Mau Ballard Chris Parker, Harrogate, Tenn.. defensive lineman 2003 Matt Ballard Ryan McKenzie. Crescent Springs. Ky.. defensive lineman All Games Against 2004 Opponents ~ (St. Francis is a first-time opponent) ~ Austin Peay 2001 (H) 29-24 w Dayton (24-17) 2002 (A) 45-25 w (2-7) 1962 (H) 36-7 w 2 003 (H) 49-0 w 1996 (A) 6-52 L ~ L ~ 1963 (A) 7-0 w 1997 (H) 28-42 1964 (H) 14- 13 w Butler 1998 (A)' 35-24 (OT) w 1965 (A) 2 1-26 L (6-1) 1999 (H) 50-39 w ~ 1966 (H) 2 1- JO w 1963 (H) 3 l- 13 w 2000 (A) 14-55 L 1967 (H) 8-10 L 1964 (H) 26-7 w 2001 (H) 22-42 L 1968 (A) 16-17 L 1998 (H) 55- 17 w 2002 (A) 30-20 L 1969 (A) 29-18 w 1999 (A) 56-34 w 2002 (H) 28-0 L ~ 1970 (H) 24-6 w 2000 (H) 46-43 w 2003 (1-1) 12-0 L 1971 (H) 22-0 w 2001 (A) 29-27 L 1972 (A) 3 1-21 w 2002 (H) 53-20 w Drake 1973 (H) 23-22 w (1-0) 1974 (A) 15- 17 L Charleston (formerly Morris Harvey) 2003 (H) 34-17 w 1975 (H) L0-20 L (4-5-1) 1976 (A) 13-27 L 1927 (1-1) 77-0 L Duquesne 1977 (H) 7-21 L 1928 (H) 19-12 w (1-0) 1978 (A) 16- L9 L 1929 (H) 20-0 w 2003 (H) 15- 10 w l979 (H) 7-0 w 1930 (H) 8-6 L 1980 (A) 2 1-23 L 193 1 (A) 19-0 L Jacksonville 1981 (1-1) 28-42 L 1942 (A) 0-0 T (2-1) 1982 (A) 16-17 L 1946 (A) 39-6 w 2001 (A) 27-39 L 1983 (H) 3- 14 L 1954 (H) 45-7 L 2002 (H) 48-1 4 w 1984 (A) 14-21 L 1955 (A) 40-7 L 2003 (A) 20- 16 w 1985 (H) 10-14 L 2003 (A) 48- 10 w 1986 (H) 7-10 L 1987 (A) 12-20 L Coastal Carolina Valparaiso 1988 (H) 43-6 w (1-0) (6-1) 1989 (A) 23-22 w 2003 (A) 3 1-6 w 1996 (A) 24-0 w 1990 (1-1) 34-7 w 1997 (H) 56-24 w 199 1 (A) 33-14 w 1998 (A) 29· 19 w 1992 (A) 4 1-34 w Davidson 1999 (H) 2 1-3 1 L 1993 O·l) 23-J0 w (4-1) 2000 (A) 28-24 w 1994 (A~ 6-73 L 1999 (H) 40-0 w 2001 ( I-1) 24- 10 w 1995 (H 26-13 w 2000 (A) 3 1-38 L 2002 (A) 27-17 w 1997 (l-1) 55-43 w 200 1 (H) 28-17 w 2003 (A) 32-26 w 1998 (A) 44-2 1 w 2002 (A) 39-7 w (A) 54-42 L 1999 (H) 47-7 w 2003 (H) 35-10 w 2000 (A) 73-l0 w 24 Morehead State University ( Series, Year-by-Year ) or;onent First Game Latest Game w L T A on 1975 1986 I 7 I Year-by-Year Alabanrn-Birmingham 1993 1994 0 2 0 MSU 1927 OPP Alderson-Broaddus 1927 1928 2 0 0 () Morris Harvey 77 Appa lachian State 2003 2003 0 1 0 18 RloGronde 12 Armstrong State 1932 1932 I 0 0 6 Eastern Kentucky 12 Austin Peay 1962 2003 24 17 0 39 U11ion 0 Bethel 1998 1998 I 0 0 83 Broaddus 0 Bowie State 2000 2000 I 0 0 Record: 3-2-0 Butler 1963 2002 6 I 0 Coach.: George D. Downing Campbellsville 1929 1929 I 0 0 Carson-Newman 1955 1973 2 I 0 MSU 1928 OPP Cedarville 1930 1949 3 0 0 19 Morris Harvey 12 Central Michigan 1967 1967 0 I 0 6 Xavier 45 0 Marshall 36 Cenlrul State (Ohio) 1973 1973 0 I 0 Kentucky "B" Centre 1934 1934 0 I 0 20 0 1 18 Eustem Kentucky 0 Charleston (Morris Harvey) 1927 2003 3 6 36 Union 6 Charleston Southern 1995 1998 3 1 0 50 Sue Bcnncn 0 Cincinna1i 1937 1989 2 0 0 51 Alderson () Coastal Carolina 2003 2003 1 0 0 26 RioGnmde 0 Concord 193 1 194 1 3 I 0 Record: 7-2-U Cumberland (Ky.) 2002 2002 I 0 0 Conch: Gc.or_gc D. Downing Davis & Elkins 1939 194 1 2 0 0 Davidson 1999 2003 4 1 0 Dayton 1996 2003 2 7 0 MSU 1929 OPP Drake 2003 2003 1 0 0 13 al Ke,uucky Weslcy1m 21 Duquesne 2003 2003 1 0 0 51 ,11 Trnnsylvunia 13 Eastern Kentucky 1927 1995 16 46 4 54 ul Cnmpbcll.vllle 6 Easl Tennessee 1933 1993 l2 16 0 13 al Eo.stern Kentucky 6 7 Salem 36 Elon 1998 1999 0 2 0 7 Gll!-nview 21 Evansville 1949 1997 4 2 0 6 ot New River State 36 Fnirmont State 1970 1973 3 0 0 20 Munis Harvey 0 Franklin Coll~e 1982 1982 I 0 0 Record: 4--4-0 Georgerown ( y.) 1935 1984 8 I I Couch: Goorge D. Downing Glenville State 1930 1930 0 I 0 Il linois State 197 1 1972 1 I 0 Jacksonville 2001 2003 2 1 0 MSU 1930 OPP James Madison 1979 1987 2 4 0 13 Sue Bennen 6 Kentucky Stale 1976 2002 13 2 I 0 01Wes t Liberty 32 Kentucky Wesleyan 1929 2001 6 I 0 0 Kentucky "B" 42 ~ Lawrence Tech 1938 1938 1 0 0 0 at Ea.stem Kentucky 13 ~ Liberty 1980 1981 3 5 0 7 Ccdarvi ll~ 0 1932 1957 3 5 0 6 Morris Harvey 8 LouisviJJc 0 Un.ion 3'1 Marshall 1928 1994 II 32 3 0 at Glenville 33 Maryville 1942 1960 5 0 0 Record: 2-6-0 Middle Tennes..see 1950 1995 8 37 0 Conch: George 0. Downing Miles 1997 1997 I 0 0 Morgan Store 1990 1990 I 0 0 MSU 193 1 OPP 1 Murray Stale 1936 1995 16 40 I 6 Concord 0 ~ New Haven 1999 1999 0 I 0 7 nt Sue Bennett 0 t,J Ohio University 1974 1974 0 I 0 0 nt Monis Harvey 19 Otterbein 1947 1947 0 0 I 32 Transylvania "B" 7 Quincy 1996 1996 I 0 0 12 al Union 0 Rio Grande 1927 1949 6 2 0 0 Enstcm Kentucky 0 St. Joseph's (Ind.) 1996 2002 2 I 0 l2 nl Rio GmnJc 20 Salem 1929 1985 2 I 0 Record: 4-2-l Sumford 1988 199 1 I 3 0 Coach: George O. Dov.'lling Southeast Missouri 199 1 1995 2 3 0 MSU 1932 OPP Southern Arkansas 1987 1987 0 I 0 12 Annstrong 0 Southern Utah 1999 2000 0 2 0 0 ut Concord 13 South Florida 1997 1998 0 2 0 10 RioGrnndc 7 Stetson 1953 1953 0 I 0 20 al Loursville 0 Tennessee-Martin 1976 200 1 2 8 0 0 Union 0 Tennessee State 1988 1995 0 5 0 0 at Eastern Kcnrucky 19 Tennessee Tech 1936 1995 20 30 I 19 at Transylvania 7 Tiffin 200 1 2002 2 0 0 Record: 4-2-1 Thomas More 1998 1998 1 0 0 Coach: George D. Downing Transylvania 1929 1940 8 2 I Tusculum 2001 2002 0 2 0 MSU 1933 OPP Union (Ky.) 1927 1946 4 4 2 6 nt En51 Tennessee 7 7 2 0 at Union 20 Valparaiso 1996 2003 0 13 Louisville 0 VMI 1958 1998 I I 0 0 Eastern Kentucky 6 Weslern Carolina 1974 1974 0 I 0 0 Transylvanlu () Western Kenrucl..-y 1939 1997 7 40 2 7 New River Stull! 19 West Georgia 1999 1999 0 I 0 Record: 1-4- 1 West Liberty 1930 1947 2 I I Coach: George D. Downing Westminster (Pa.) 2000 2000 I 0 0 West Virginia State 1992 1996 I I 0 MSU 1934 OPP Wesi Vir_gin ia Tech 1942 1993 4 I I 0 n1 Centre 47 Wiscons1n-LaCrosse 1974 1974 I 0 0 l3 RioGnmdc 8 Wichilll State 1986 1986 I 0 0 8 Union 15 Wofl'ord 1996 1997 I I 0 2 ut Trnnsylvnnrn 12 Xavier 1928 1972 0 3 0 u at E.istern Kentucky 7 1965 1987 6 8 0 13 East Tennessee 12 Youngstown State Record: 2-1-0 Totals 279 381 22 Conch: George D. Downing 2004 Opponents in bold 2004 Eagle Football,.,, 25 ( Year-by-Year ) MSU 1935 OPP MS U 1946 OPP 0 at Stetson 4 1 6 Rio Gra11de 7 39 nt Morris Harvey 6 Record: 0-8-0 0 at Georgetown 19 19 at M urrny State 38 Coach: Wilbur Jamerson 0 31 Union 31 26 West Libcny () 0 Transytvnnin 26 12 H:!stcm Kentucky 6 MSU 1954 OP!' () Eastern Kentucky SJ 36 Western Kentucky 7 6 Kentuck-y "B" 7 7 i\Jf'n,.d Holbrook 0 29 at Marshall 20 7 at Marshall 19 u 01 Louisville 20 55 Union 7 2 Tennessee Tech 32 Record: t.{j-0 Record: 6-1-0 13 Western Kentuckv 19 Coach: George D. Downing Conch: Ellis T. Johnson 13 :II Middk Tcnncs'.se., 20 8 Eastern Kentucky 12 MSU 1936 OPP MSU 1947 OPP 16 at Murrny Slate 24 7 Murray Stntc 14 () at Kentucky "B" 2 1 0 nt Louisville 24 0 Georgetown 0 (l at Otterbein 6 7 Morns Rnrvey 45 6 Union 6 [2 at Marshall 38 Record: 0-9-0 7 at Trnnsylvanla 0 6 Murray State 13 Coac,h: Wilbur Jamerson 19 at Eastern Kentuck)' 7 0 Kent11ck1· "B" 24 14 Tennessee Tech a 18 West Llbeny [8 MSU 1955 OPP 14 Louisville 7 13 al Georgetown 6 7 Kentucky ' B'' 14 Record: -1---l-2 7 nt Eustem Kentucky 3,1 0 at Carson-Newman 13 Conch: Ellis T. Johnson 0 Ill W cslt:fll Kentucky 20 0 Tennessee Tech 55 Record: l-6-2 7 at Western Kentucky 12 MSU 1937 OPP Conch; Ellis T. Johnson 0 Middle Tennessee 2 1 7 Cincinna1j 0 13 01 Enstcrn Kentucky 35 19 lo.isl Tennessee 0 MSU 1948 OPP 7 Murrny State 22 19 at Georgetown a 19 Tennessee Tech 7 12 nt Louisville 37 66 Alfred Holbrook () 7 at Mnrshall w 7 111 Morris Harvey 40 7 Trnn MSU 1961 OPP MSU 1968 OPP 0 Wes1ern Kenlucky 36 58 Memphis Navy 0 7 al Marshall 7 0 at EAs1'Tennessee 13 14 Middle 'Tennessee 19 18 Ill Middlc Tcmtessec 27 30 Wisconsin-LnCrns5t 15 16 nt Tennessee T~ch 20 21 MurrnyS1a1e 28 14 al Eastern Kentucky 21 28 MurrnyS1mc 35 16 al Auslin Peal 17 Record: J-8-0 0 m Mnrshnll 0 35 Youngstown W.tt! 26 Coach: Roy Terry 12 East Tenne.,see 13 24 Tennessee Tech 12 0 nt We.stem Kentucky 7 21 Western Kentucky 24 MSU 1975 0 1'1' 0 Eastern Kentucky 13 13 at East Tennessee 16 19 n1 Marshall 16 Record: 1-6-1 46 Kentucky S1uu:: 0 10 Middle Tennessee 12 Conch: Guy Peuny 7 ,IL Eastern Kentucky 35 3 nl Murray Stoie 17 Record: 3-6-1 I() Austin Peay 20 MSU 1962 OPP Coach· Jnkc Hallum 0 Ill Youngstown S1nte 28 0 31 Middle Tennessee 7 13 nt Tennessee Tech 28 14 Tennessee Tech 6 MSU 1969 OPP 10 at Wcstem Kentucky 14 14 nt Mu1Tay State 13 27 mMarshnll 14 7 E.ts1 Tennessee 8 36 Ausun Peay 7 35 Middle Tennessee 9 7 Akron 0 18 Marshall 26 7 Murray Siale 13 9 E.nstcm Kentucky 17 14 at Elm Tennessee 10 29 m Austin Peay 18 Record: 3-7-0 0 Western Kentucky 7 21 Youngstmvn State 12 Coach: Roy 'Terry 20 at Eastern Kentucky 12 6 Tennessee Tech 21 Record: 5-3•0 2 31 Western Kentucky 27 MSU 1976 OPP Coach: Guy Penny 7 nt En:;a Tennessee 27 31 Marshall" 14 13 Kemucky State 0 6 nl Akron 26 MSU 1963 OPP 23 at Eastcm Kentucky 11 0 nt Middle Tennessee 21 3 1 Butler 13 Record: 6-4-0 6 Murray State 7 19 Marshall 6 Coach; Jnkc HnUum 13 !II Austin Pcny 27 17 at Tennessee Tuch 2 1 17 Youngstown Slate 33 24 Murmy Slnte 10 MSU 1970 OPP 23 Tennessee Tech 28 7 at Austin Pcny 0 7 Marshall 17 21 Western Kentucky 0 7 Middle Tennessee 27 6 at Middle Tennessee 14 17 at Eas1 Tcnnessu 7 9 East Tenncsslle 22 24 Murray State 7 0 UT-Martin 40 0 at We.stem Kemucky 17 24 at Austin Peay 6 12 nt Bil.Stem Kentucky 31 6 Ea.'ilern Kentucky 0 27 Fainnont State 7 Record: •3-8--0 Record: 5-4-0 3 1 Tennessee Tech 10 Couch.: \Vayne Ompman Coach: Guy Penny 14 Wes1em Kentucky 24 •Liter forfeited to lvfor.;hnll 7 at East Tctmessee 13 MSU 1964 OPP 28 Kentucky Stole 6 MSU 1977 OPP 26 BuUcr 7 16 nl Enslcm Kc111ucky IJ 13 Akron 12 6 Marslmll 0 Record; 6-4-0 26 nl Marshall 38 35 Tennessee Tech 0 Coach: Jake Hallum 24 Middle Tennessee 21 17 at Murray Slate 14 17 at Murray Stale 3 14 Austin Peay l3 MSU 197 1 OPP 7 Auslint'cay 21 ~ 0 nt Middle Tennessee 13 29 Marshall 6 22 ot. Tennessee Tech 24 ~ 9 East Tennessee 21 7 Middle Tennessee 9 20 at Wes1em Kentucky 20 0 m Western Kentucky 9 48 UI Murray Stat.e 14 34 EA 2004 Eagle Football,,., 27 ( Year-by-Year ) MSlJ 1981 OPP MSU 1987 OPP 17 nt Mt1rshnll 20 0 nt Marshall 29 MSlJ 1993 OPP 7 Mid Llle Tennessee 20 37 Kentucky Stnte 0 0 atMnrshall 56 7 nl Murray Stme 20 10 at fames Madlson 44 14 "t Alobnm,1-Birn1i ngham 52 28 Austin Peay 42 23 Somhem Arkansas 38 52 West Virginia Tuch 14 14 m Akron J I 13 n1 Austin Peay 20 3 at Tanne.ssee Tech 21 17 :tt Tennessee Tech JS 14 Tennessee Tech 52 23 at Suuthcnst Missouri 21 15 at Westem Kentucky 19 15 at Mu1TiStm e SJ 0 Middle Tennessee 45 34 Libeny Bnptist 10 7 Mit.k1 1e nncssee 3 23 Austill Peay 10 7 Youngstown State 38 1-1 nt Youn~ 1own Suue 38 0 at Tennessee State 15 17 Eastern Kenrucky 21 0 Eastern emucky 23 0 at Murray State 39 Record: 1-9-0 Record: 2-8-0 0 UT-Manin 17 Co:.ch: Steve Loney Coach: Bill Baldridge 7 Eastern Kclltucky "4 Record: 3-8-0 MSU 1982 OPP MSlJ 1988 Ol'J' Coach: Cole Proctor 24 Franklin 17 17 Mnrshnll 30 28 Kentucky State 6 0 Western Kentucky 34 MSU 1994 OPP 0 ul Mldd lc Tennessee 30 29 ,11 Kentuck)' St:tle 12 7 01 Marshall 71 13 Mu,rny State 10 9 at Liberty 34 0 East Tennessee 44 16 Au\tinPeay 17 17 Samford 18 10 Tennessee Stntc 48 6 at /\kroll 28 12 Murray State 29 14 TennesseeT ech 56 38 Tennessee Tech 14 0 at Middle Tennessee 49 20 Southeast Miss(luri 45 17 Western Kentucky 13 14 TcnnessccStme 29 6 m Middle Tenncss« 63 10 at Llberry Baptist 13 43 Austin Peay 6 6 nt Au<1 i11 Peay 73 19 Youngstown Stntc 38 20 at Tennessee Tech 3 15 Alnbama-Blrntingl1nm 36 3 nl Eastern Kentucky 20 17 fu1s1cm Kentucky 39 6 Murray State ,15 Record: 5-6-0 Record: 3-8-0 7 mUT-Manin 21 Corich: Steve l.oncy Conch: Bill Baldridge 7 m Enstcrn Kentucky 54 Record: 0-11-0 MSU 1983 OPP MSlJ 1989 OPP Head Coach: Matt BnllanJ J at Kentucky St01e 7 7 ut Mnrshnll 30 0 Marshall 35 38 K~ntucky Stc11e.* 0 MSU 1995 OPP 17 Middle Tennessee 56 I~ Liberty 34 36 Kentucky Wesleyan II 0 at Murray Staie 3M 35 at Samford• 28 0 Middle Tennessee 42 3 /lust in Pcny 14 13 at Murray State 27 24 UT-Manin 49 0 Akron 3 1 32 Middle Tennessee 34 22 Chnrlcston Southern 34 3 al Tennessee Tech 14 14 at Tennessee S1ntc 23 14 UL Tennessee Stute 45 7 at Western Kentucky 38 23 at Au.st.in Peay• 22 13 nt Murray Stnte 63 24 Libeny Baptist 16 1,1 Tennessee Tech* 8 29 Tennessee Tech 36 c.,_:i 0 Eastern Kentucky Sb 13 at Cincinnntl 10 26 Austin l'eay 13 27 at Youngstown S1;11e 20 31 Eustem Kentucky 38 12 at Southeast Mi5sou,; 2 1 Record: 2-9-0 Record. 5-6-0 10 nt Eustcrn Kentucky ,11 ~ Coach: Steve Loney Conch: Dill Ilnldridgo Record: 2-8 • Later forfci1cd Head Coach: Mutt 13nllnrd MSU 1984 OPI' ~ 31 Georgetown 0 MS lJ 1991) OPP MSU 1996 OPP 6 nt Marshall 40 14 at M:mhall 28 6 a1 Dayton 52 28 Jam cs Madison 38 0 Western Kentucky 2,1 24 ut Vnp:ir.iiso 0 ~ 28 nt Mlddlc TenneSSce 42 35 31 Kentucky State 13 24 Kentucky Wesleynn 18 28 Murray State 58 IJ a1 Llbeny 42 30 n1 Chal'lcston S 28 Morehead State University ( ______Yi_ e_a_r_-h_y_-_Yi_e_a_r______J 28 Ill West Georgia (OT) 34 27 nr Jacksonville 3\1 MSU 2003 OPP 21 :u New Haven 52 22 Dny1011 42 0 Dayton 12 2 1 Valp:,miso JI 24 Valpaniis<1 I 0 31 at Coastul Carolina 6 47 1\us1ln Peay 7 28 David.son 17 21 at Appalachian State 24 56 nl Kentucky Wesleyan 2 1 3 1 n.t UT Martin 13 34 Drake 17 6 n1Elon 41 14 at Kentucky State 21 32 at Vu! pnrni so 26 33 Southern U1oh 51 29 Austin Peay 24 49 Austin P~y 0 Record: 5-5 34 m Kentucky Wesleyan 3 35 Davidson 10 Hcnd Conch: Mnn Ballard 35 ntTiffu1 14 20 al Jacksonville 16 Record: 6-5 15 Duquesne 10 MSU 2000 OPP Heu,J Conch: Mau Bnllnn:J 48 a, Charlcston(W.Vn.) 10 46 Buller 43 42 at Valparaiso (PPL Champ. Game) 54 14 al Duyton 55 MSU 2002 OPP Record: 8-3 - PFL South Champions 28 nt Vulparais~ 24 31 Cumhcrlond (Ky,) 0 Head Coach: Mall Ballard 31 at Davidson (OT) 38 27 at Valparaiso 17 56 BowieS1ate 14 20 Keniucky Stn1c 15 73 al Austin Peay 10 0 01 Tusculum 42 63 Kentucky Wesleyan 34 53 Bu1lcr 20 2 1 at Southern Utah 35 39 nt Davidson 7 42 Westmln.sh!r 38 40 S1. JoScph's 7 Record: 6-3 48 Jacksonville 14 Hend Coach: Mnn Ballard 45 nt Austin Peay 25 24 nmn 13 MSU 2001 OPP 20 at Dayton 30 27 Tusculum 34 0 Dayton CPFL 0,runpionship Gnme) 28 27 at Bu1Jer 29 Record: 9-3 - PFL South Champions Hwd Conch: Mu11 Ballnrd Head Football Coaches Year Coach w L T PCT. 1927-35 George D. Downing 28 32 3 .467 1936--52 Ellis T. Johnson 54 44 10 .551 No Football 1943-45 1953-55 Wilbur (Shony) Jamerson 0 26 0 .000 1956-58 Paul Adams 4 21 l .160 1959-67 Guy Penny 39 39 2 .500 1968-71 John (Jake) Hallum 22 17 I .546 1972-75 Roy M. Terry 15 26 I .366 1976--78 Wayne Chapman 7 20 3 .259 1979-80 Torn Lichtenberg 9 11 I .450 198 1-83 Steve Loney 8 24 0 .250 1984-89 Bill Baldridge 20 45 0 .262 1990-93 Cole Proctor 15 29 0 .340 1994- Matt Ballard 58 47 0 .532 Totals 279 381 22 .435 Morehead State's Largest Margins of Victory Year Margin 1941 104 MSU 104 Rio Grande 0 1927 83 MSU 83 Broadddus 0 1938 76 MSU 76 Lawrence Tech 0 1937 66 MSU 66 Alfred Holbrook 0 1990 63 MSU 69 Murray State 6 2000 63 MSU 73 Austin Peay 10 2004 Eagle Football,,, 29 (______U_ m_·v_e_rs_i_ty_A_d_rn_,_·n_1·s_t_r_a_ti_on______) Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin President Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin, an tal in this process as he challenged the University to re outspoken proponent of student vi.ew and improve its teacher education program. ln ad success strategies in college ad dition, he was involved in the formation of a P-1 6 re ministration, has served since gional council which is based at MSU and brings to July 1, 1992, as the 12th presi gether representatives from the public and private col dent of Morehead State Unjver leges in the area, school superintendents, local govern sity. ment leaders, members of state agencies and CEOs of A native of St. Louis, regional businesses and industry. Mo., President Eaglin came to The University's CEO has made presentations across Kentucky from the chanceUor- the country on student retention and the role of the presi ship of Coastal South Carolina University in Conway, dent in accomplishing this goal. Involved with numer S.C. Previously, he was vice chancellor for academic ous publications on this topic, he edited the book "Five affairs at the University of South Carolina at Spartanburg. Habits of Successful Students" published by the Inter Earlier, he was the southeast regional director of the national Organization for Student Success. American College Testing Program (ACn. President Eaglin has announced his intention to re t'.l A former chair of Kentucky's Conference of U 11iver tire at the end of this calendar year. A national search ~ sity Presidents, Dr. Eaglin holds a bachelor's degree in for his successor has been initiated by the Board of Re ~ biology and mathematics from Southeast Missouri State gents. ~ University, a master's degree in student personnel ad- ~ mrn1 s tration from Southern 1llinois Uni- ~ ~ versity. and a doctoral ~ degree in educational psychology from the University of Utah. President Eaglin 's expertise in student re tention has been high lighted in a research re port he wrote for the American Association of Colleges and Univer s.ities (AASCU) on the role of campus chief ex ecutives in helping stu dents be successful in college. Dr. Eaglin ini tiated a s tudy of the teacher education pro gram on the MSU cam pus. He was instrumen- 30 Morehead State University (..______A_thl_e_ti_cs_S_ta_ff ______J Brian Hutchinson Interim Director of Athletics Brian . Hutchinson became sity, Hutchinson earned a Bachelor of Business Administra Morehead State University's fo tion, while specializing in real estate. During his senior year, terim Director of Athletics on Sep the L ouisa. Ky., native served as the Student Government As tember 6. sociation President and was a student representative to the He has spent the last four years MSU Board of Regents. He bas remained active in thealwuni as associate director of athletics, association of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and he holds member serving as sport administrator for ships in the National Association of Collegiate Directors of football, golf, baseball and volley Athletics, National Association of Athletic Development Di ball, as well as the athletic train rectors, and CASE. ing operation, managing Hutchinson was also instrumental with the development day-to-day operations of Lhe de of the 2001-06 strategic plan and MSU's successful CHOICES partment, managing the department's annual budget and serv GRANT application. He has attended numerous development ing as the department's ticket manager. and athletics administrations conferences and has been a pre Hutchinson previously served as development director for senter for the NCAA YES! clinic program hosted by the OVC. two years, before assuming the post of director of develop Hutchinson served as the director for the 2002 OVC golf cham ment and marketing, which he held for nearly one year. Prior pionship and as the director of the 2003 OVC volleyball cham to that, he served 18 months as a regional development of pionship and assisted with the operation of the 2002 PFL ficer for the University and six months as a staff assistant in Championship Game. He has also been the deprutmental man- ~ the University's Office of Development and Alumni Rela ager for the renovation of the University Softball Field and ~ tions. In the 2000-0 1 year, he served an internship with the the interior of Allen Field, as well as the installation of the ~ Ohio Valley Conference office, assisting with the league's base Jayne Stadium_ score~o~d, amo_ng many other facility im- i-..t ball championships and summer meetings while earning a provement projects w1th111 athletics. l..,'4..J Master's Degree in Sports Administration. Hutchinson and his wife, Elizabeth, have two sons, ~ A 1996 cum laude graduate of Morehead State Univer- Benjamin and Riley. They reside in Morehead. """""- ~ ~ 2004 Eagle FootballT/,, 31 (______A_th_Ie_ti_cs_S_taff ______J Paula Jackson Assistant Director of Athletics/Senior W01nen Administrator Paula Jackson joins the MSU heres to alJ NCAA regulations, which includes eligibility, re staff after serving in several ca cruitment, the NCAA Clearinghouse, playing and practice sea pacities at Clark Atlanta Univer sons, reporting potential NCAA violations and finai1cial aid. sity, as Marketing and Promo In addilion, as the SWA, she will act as Lhe liaison for all tions Director and O wner of women's teams to the Director of Athletics; represent the Sports Enfocus and as a member University on all relevant committees; coordinate the Student of the Atlanta Falcon's Game Athlete Advisory Committee; assist the sport administrator Day Operations Staff. for women's basketball, men's and women's tennis and rifle; At CAU, she was the Assis serve as the event manager for basebalJ and softball; and over tant Director of Athletics and Senior Woman Administrator see all department-sponsored sports camps and clinics. from June 2001 to May 2003, where she coordinated all travel A native of Baton Rouge, L a., Jackson received her airnngements, game-day operati9ns, the CHAMPS/Life Skills bachelor's degree from Southern (La.) University in broad program, football season ticket sales and student-athlete eli cast and print journal.ism with a minor in public re lations in gibwty. Jn addition. she also assisted with marketing, aca 1986. Whi le there, she was a member of the cheerleading demic advising, budget reports and sports inforrnalion du squad. She earned her Master of Business Administration from ties, and served as the committee chair for the Southern In Clark Atlanta in 1991. tercollegiate Athletic Conference's Senior Woman Adminis She belongs to many organizations, including the Geor trators and on the NCAA Management Council. gia Women's Interspo rt Network. Women in Sports and Jackson has a varied and extensive background working Evems, Black Women's Sports Foundation, the Women's in athl.etics, as well as marketing and public relations. Sport Foundation and Sports Divas. Jackson resides in Her responsibilities at Morehead State will include all Morehead, with her son Blake. areas of compLiance, certifying that the athletics program ad- David Lichtenstein Assistant Director of Athletics David Lichtenstein, an expe ics at New Mexico State University and in the athletic rienced marketing and promo marketing and promotions departments at the Univer tions specialist in the field of in sity of Oregon and at Louisiana State University. tercollegiate athletics, begins his Lichtenstein will assist in all phases of the Eagle ath first year as Assistant Director of letics program, especially in the areas of marketing, pro Athletics at Morehead State Uni motions, corporate sponsorships and event management. versity. Lichtenstein joins the He is a member of the National Association for Colle MSU staff after serving as Director of Marketing and giate Marketing Administrators. Promotions for the athletic department al Northern Illi A native of Baton Rouge, La., Lichtenstein holds a nois U11iversity bachelor's degree from the University of Arkansas and a He has also served as assistant athletics director for master's degree from The Ohio State University. He was marketing and promotions at Texas-El Paso, marketing a letterwinner in swimming at both Arkansas and Tulane and promoti.ons manager for athletics at South Dakota University. State University, as a marketing coordinator for athlet- 32 Morehead State University (______A_thl_e_ti_cs_S_taf_f ______) Valerie Ousley Athletic Academic Coordinator A 15-year employee of wrote documentation for the University's AJMS system the University, Valerie Ousley and web site. Prior to that, she spent 13 years as the re joined the athletic staff in ceivables manager in the Office of Accounting and Bud January 2004 in lbe newly getary Control. She also spent one year working for the created position of Athletic IRS as an audj tor. Academic Coordinator. Her At MSU, she has helped develop academic and fi responsibilities include direct nancial policies, and served on numerous committees. ing and operating the Eagle She has performed various administrative functions and Academic Success Center, supervising study haU and responsibilities, including working withMSU's off-cam computer labs, monitoring academic progress of the stu pus centers. A University Fellow and a member of the dent athletes, managing the CHAMPS/Life Skills pro MSU Visionary Society, Ousley has taught classes in gram, developing programs that support and highlight accounting, marketing and management academic accompLishments of student athletes, provid A native of Martin, Ky., Ousley earned two degrees ing assistance to coaches and the Assistant Director of from MSU. She received a Bachelor of Business Ad Athletics/Senior Woman Administrator, and nominating ministration in Accounting in 1987 and then a Master's student-athletes for NCAA and OVC awards. of Business Administration a year later. Ousley spent the last two years as a Data Base/Re Away from the University, Ousley and her daughter, search Analyst for Institutional Research and Computer Stevann, rescue and rehabilitate abused animals on their Applications, where she served as a problem-solver and farm in Owingsville, Ky. Richard Fletcher, A.T ., C. Head Athletic Trainer Richard Fletcher is in hfa Fletcher spent four years as the first certified athletic fourth year as Head Athletic trainer at Rowan County Senior High School in Trainer at Morehead State. Morehead. Prior to that, be was a student and graduate Fletcher is two-time MS U assistant trainer at MSU. graduate, earning a bachelor's He has held offices for the Kentucky Athletic Train degree in 1992 and a master's ers Society and Southeastern Athletic Trainers Associa degree in 2002. tion. Fletcher bas made numerous W1itten and oral pre He returned to the University after serving as a clini sentations in the field of athletic training. cal certified athletic trainer in Central Kentucky. Prior He is married to the former Wendy Tackett of Olive to that appointment.. be spent three years as the athletic Hill, Ky. The have two daughters, Allison Brooke and trainer for Kentucky State University. While at KSU, Reagan Kourtney. he served as a professor adj unct, teaching classes in the field of athletic training. 2004 Eagle Footballm 33 (______A_thl_e_tic_s_S_ta_ff ______) Staff Directory (Area Code 606) University Administration Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin, President ...... 783-2022 Athletic Administration Madonna Weathers. Vice President for Student Life ...... 783-2070 Peggy Osborne, Facul ty Representative ...... 783-2755 Brian Hutchinson, Interim Director of Athletics ...... 783-2088 Paula Jackson, Assistant Director of Athletics/SWA ...... 783-5136 David Lichtenstein, Assistant Director of Athletics ...... 783-2387 Valerie Ousley, Athletic Academic Coordinator ...... 783-5213 Head Coaching Staff Matt Ballard, Football ...... 783-2020 Dr. Rex Chaney, Golf ...... 783-2396 Jaime Gordon, Vol leyball ...... 783-2122 John Jarnagin, Baseball ...... , ...... 783-2882 Laura Litter, Women's Basketball ...... 783-2126 Jill Karwoski, SoftbalJ ...... 783-5283 Dan Lindsey, Track and Cross Couno·y ...... 783-2653 Kyle Macy, Men's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Walt Rybka, Rifle ...... 783-2289 ~ Greg Sheen, Soccer ...... 783-2589 ~ Athletic Training ~ Richard Fletcher, 1:e:d Athleti~ Trai~er ...... 783-2392 ~ Jamey Carver, Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... 783-2790 ~ Sports I~form~tion Randy Stacy, Director ...... 783-2500 ~ Brad Laux, Assistant Di.rector ...... 783-2500 ~ i~:~;•Bs:;: FootbalJ ...... 783-2020 Jenny Duncan, Athletics ...... 783-2088 Gloria Johnson, Men's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Brenda Kissinger, Sports Information ...... 783-2500 Sherry Mays, Athletics ...... 783-2088 Tina Wagoner, Women's Basketball ...... 783-2126 Peggy Osborne Jamey Carver, A.T.,C. Jenny Duncau Sherry Mays Faculty Representative Asst. Athletic Trainer Athletic Budget Athletic Administration Specialist Specialist 34 Morehead State University (______F_a_c_ili_·ti_·e_s ______) Athletic Training, Strength and Conditioning Facilities Morehead State has at its disposal modem and well-equipped faci lities for the use of its athletic teams. Included among those are the Jayne Stadium, Lhe Academic-Athletic Center (AAC), the George A. Sadler Tennis Courts, the John E. "Sonny" Allen Field, the Lawrence B. Wetherby Gym and the University Softball Field. Among the facilities used for purposes other than competition is the Phil Simms Weight Training Facility, a building dedicated by the fom1er Morehead State and New York Giant5' footbal l star, which allows MSU athletes every opportunity to enhance their strength and conditioning. In addition, there is a spacious athletic training facility in Jayne Stadium complete with alJ of the resources needed to enhance the training of MSU athletes, and allowing them to rehabilitate and recover from injuries quickly and safely. Athletic Training Room One of the major support services offered to the athletes at Morehead State is the main athletic training center located at Jayne Stadium. This facility provides a wide range of options for the treatment and rehabili tation of sports injuries. It contains four whirlpools, four electric stimu lators, two ultrasound units and nine treatment tables, along with a wide range of exercise and rehabi.Litation equipment. Morehead State also staffs two remote athletic training rooms located at the AAC and Wetherby Gym. The athletic training staff includes the Athletic Train ing Director Richard Fletcher, A.T.,C; assistant athletic trainer Jamey Carver, A.T. ,C; staff assistant athletic trainer Sara Larson. A.T.,C; and graduate assistant athletic train ers, Joe Grigsby and BJ Geasa, A.T.,C. In addition, six students provide ancillary supporL. Other vitally important members of the medical staff include, orthopedic surgeon Tom Fossett MD and team optometrist, Thomas McHugh OD. The athletic train ing staff also utilizes the University health clinic lo cated on campus in Allie Young Hall. The University Clinic staffs nurse practitioners and physicians con tracted through St. Claire Regional Medical Center, which is located in Morehead. Weight Rooms MSU athletes have two primary weight room fa cilities for their use. The largest is the Phil Simms Weight Training FaciLity, located at Jayne Stadium. The other facility is in the AAC. The volleyball team uses both, as well as one in the Laughlin Health Build ing and one at the Wellness Center. AU include mod em equipment, which can help each ofMSU's athletes to achieve the highest level of strength training. 2004 Eagle Football,., 35 (______O_p_p_on_e_nt_s ______J Coastal Carolina Valparaiso St. Francis (Pa.) (Game 1) Sept 4, 2004 (Game 5) Oct. 2, 2004 (Game 9) Oct. 30, 2004 7:00 p.m. EDT - Morehead 1 p.m. EDT - Morehead 1 p.m. EDT - Morehead Jayne Stadium (10,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000) SID: John Martin SID: Bill Rogers SID: Pat Farabaugh Office Phone: (843) 349-2822 Office Phone: (2 19) 464-6953 OfCice Phone: (8 14) 472-3 128 Home Phone: (843) 236-6551 Home Phone: (219) 477-4605 Home Pbone: (814) 472-4986 Press Box Phone: (843) 234-3404 Press Box Phone: (219) 464-5232 Press Box Phone: (8 14) 472-3 128 Fax Phone: (843) 349-28 19 Fax Phone: (219) 464-5762 Fax Phone: (814) 472-3196 Head Coach: David Be,mett Head Coach: Tom Horne Head Coach: Dave Opfar Alma Mater: Presbyterian '84 Alma Mater: Wisconsi11-LaCrosse, '76 Alma Mater: Penn State, '83 Record al CCU: 6-5 ( I year) Record al VU: 62-95-1 ( 15 years) Record al SFU: 3-17 (3 years) Career Record: 69-22 (8 years) Career Record: 88-126-2 (21 years) Career Record: 3-17 (3 years) Dayton Austin Peay Charleston (W.Va.) (Game 2) Sept. 11, 2004 (Game 6) Oct. 9, 2004 (Game 10) Nov. 6, 2004 7 p.m. EDT - Dayton- ' I :00 p.m. CDT - Clarksville 1 p.m. EST - Morehead Welcome Stadium (11,000) Governors Stadium (10,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000) SID: Doug Hauschild SID: Brad Kirtley SID: Drew Meighen Office Phone: (937) 229-4390 Office Phone: (93 I ) 221-756 I OJ'fice Phone: (304) 357-4938 Cell Phone: (937) 272-4503 Home Phone: (93 1) 553-2845 Home Phone: N/ A Press Box Phone: (937) 229-4433 Press Box Phone: (93 1) 221-719 1 Press Box Phone: TBA Fax Phone: (937) 229-4461 Fax Phone: (931) 221-7562 Fax Phone: (304) 357-4816 Head Coach: Mike Kelly Head Coach: Carroll McCray Head Coach: Mike Springston Alma Mater: Manchester, '70 Alma Mater: Gardner-Webb '83 Alma Maler: West Va. Tech, '81 Record al UD: 2 15-43-1 (23 years) Record at APSU: 4-7 (I year) Record at UC: 2-9 ( 1 year) Career Record: 2 15-43-1 (23 years) Career Record: 4-7 ( I year) Career Record: 19-36 (5 years) Butler Davidson Duquesne (Game 3) Sept. 18, 2004 (Game 7) Oct. 16, 2004 (Game 11 ) Nov. 13, 2004 7 p.m. EDT - Morehead 1:00 p.m. EDT - Davidson 12 noon EST - Pittsburgh Jayne Stadium (10,000) Richardson Stadium (4,000) Rooney Athletic Field (4,500) SID: Jim McGrath SID: Rick Bender SID (Football): Dave Saba Office Phone: (3 17) 940-9671 Office Phone: (704) 894-2 123 Office Phone: (4 12) 396-5861 Home Phone: (317) 842-5940 Cell Phone: (704) 996-4668 Home Phone: (412) 341-3271 Press Box Phone: (3 17) 940-98 17 Press Box Phone: (704) 892-3324 Press Box Phone: ( 4 12) 396-5370 Fax Phone: (3 17) 940-9808 Fax Phone: (704) 894-2636 Fax Phone: (41 2) 396-6210 Head Coach: Kit Cartw,;ght Head Coach: Mike Toop Head Coach: Greg Galluso A lma Mater: Bowling Green, '76 Alma Maler: US Merchant Marine '77 Alma Mater: Pen.n Stale '83 Record at BU: 6-15 (2 years) Record at DC: 15-15 (3 years) Record al DU: 90-29 (J l years) Career Record: 6-15 (2 years) Career Record: 15- 15 (3 years) Career Record: 90-29 ( 11 years) Drake Jacksonville (Game 4) Sept. 25, 2004 (Game 8) Oct. 23, 2004 1:00 p.m. COT- Des Moines l p.m. EDT - Morehead Drake Stadium (18,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000) SID: Mike Mahon SID: Jamie Zeitz Office Phone: (515) 271-301 2 Office Phone: (904) 256-7402 Home Phone: (5 15) 223-4812 Home Phone: (904) 553-6435 Press Box Phone: (5 15) 27 l-3729 Press Box Phone: (904) 256-7588 Fax Phone: (515) 271-3015 Fax Phone: (904) 256-71 79 Head Coach: Rob Ash Head Coach: Steve Gi.lben Alma Mater: Corne ll (Iowa) '73 Alma Mater: West Chester, '79 Record al D U: I 00-55-2 ( 15 years) Record at JU: 24-37 (6 years) Career Record: 15 1-9 1-5 (24 years) Career Record: 65-85 ( 15 years) 36 Morehead State University (______O_p_p_on_e_n_t_C _o_m_p_o_s_it_e_S_c_h_ed_u_I_e ______J Composite Schedule of 2004 Opponents August 28 Dayton al Valparaiso, I :30 p.m. CDT Valparaiso at North Dakma State, 7 p.m. CDT Butler at SL Francis (Ind.), 1 p.m. CDT Charleston al WVlJ Tech, I p.m. EDT Jacksonville at Davidson, l p.m. EDT September2 SL Francis al Albany, I p.m. EDT Tiffin at Dayton, 7 p.m. EDT San Diego at Drake, Noon CDT Jacksonville at Fla. [nternalional. 8 p.m. EDT Iona at Duquesne, I :30 p.m. EDT Drake at Southwest Missouri, 6 p.m. CDT October 16 September4 MSU at Davidson, l p.m. EDT Coastal Carolina at MSU, 7 p.m. EDT Coastal Carolina at VMI, I p.m. EDT Butler at Albion, I p.m. EDT Dayton at Robert Morris, 1:30 p.m. EDT Valparaiso al Wis. Lutheran, I p.m. CDT Drake al Buller, 1 p.m. CDT Austin Peay at Campbellsville, 12:30 p.m. EDT Valparaiso at San Diego, I :30 p.m. PDT St. Francis al Georgetown, 1 p.m. EDT Austin Peay at Jacksonville, 12 :30 p.m. EDT Fairmont Stale al Charleston, 1 p.m. EDT Stony Brook al St. Francis, I p.m. EDT Duquesne al Holy Cross, 12:30 p.m. EDT CharlesLOn at SL Paul's, 1 p.m. EDT September 11 Duquesne at SL Peter's, Noon EDT MSU at Dayton, 7 p.m. EDT October 23 Davidson al Coastal Carolina, 7 p.m. EDT Jacksonville at MSU, 1 p.m. EDT Tiffin al Butler, l p.m. CDT Liberty at Coastal Carolina, 7 p.m. EDT Austin Peay al Valparaiso, Noon CDT BULier at Dayton, I p.m. EDT Jacksonville at Wingate, 1 p.m. EDT Valpariso al Drake, 1 p.m. CDT Sacred Heart at St. Francis, 1 p.m. CDT Austin Peay at St. Joseph's, Noon CDT Charleston at Malone, 11 a.m. EDT Davidson at San Diego, 7 p.rn. PDT William Penn at Drake, 1 p.m. EDT St. Francis at Central Conn. State, 1 p.m. EDT Duquesne at Robert Morris, 1 :30 p.m. EDT Charleston al Soutl1em Virginia, 1 p.m. EDT September 18 October 30 Butler at MSU, 7 p.m. EDT St. Francis al MSU, 1 p.m. EDT Coastal Carolina at Newberry, 7 p.m. EDT Coastal Carolina at Gardner-Webb, l :30 p.m. EDT Yale al Dayton, 1 p.m. EDT Drake at Dayton, I p.m. EDT Valparaiso at St. Francis (Ind.), I p.m. CDT San Diego at Butler, I p.m. COT UT Marlin at Austin Peay, 6 p.m. CDT Charleston al Austin Peay, I p.m. CDT Davidson at Lenoir-Rhyne, 7 p.m. EDT Webber Int. at Jacksonville, 12:30 p.m. EDT Char. Southern at Jacksonville, 12:30 p.m. EDT Marisl at Duquesne, 1:30 p.m. EDT Charleston al Concord, 1 p.m. EDT Nov. 6 Wis.-Platteville at Drake, I p.m. CDT Charleston at MSU, 1 p.m. EST Georgetown at Duquesne, 1:30 p.m. EDT Savannah St. at Coastal Carolina, 12:30 p.m. EST September 25 Dayton at San Diego, 7 p.m. PST MSU at Drake, 1 p.m. CDT Butler al Valpariaso, I p.m. EST North Greenville at Coastal Carolina, 7 p.m. EDT Davidson at Austin Peay, l p.m. CST Dayton at Austin Peay, 2 p.m. CDT SE Louisiana at Jacksonville, 12:30 p.m. EST Butler at Davidson, l p.m. EDT Wagner at St. Francis, I p.m. EST Jacksonville at Valparaiso, Noon CDT Upper Iowa at Drake, Noon CST Robert Morris at St. Francis, I p.m. EDT Duquesne at LaSalle, TBA Charleston at Char. Southern, I :30 p.m. EDT Nov.13 Duquesne at Fordham, 1 p.m. EDT MSU at Duquesne, 12 noon EST October 2 Jacksonville at Coastal Carolina, 12:30 p.m. EST Valparaiso at MSU, 1 p.m. EDT St. Joseph's at Butler. 1 p.m. EST Davidson at Daywn, 1 p.m. EDT A urora at Valparaiso, 12:30 p.m. EST Austin Peay at Butler, I p.m. CDT Austin Peay at Stillman, 1:30 p.m. CST Drake at Jacksonville, 12:30 p.m. EDT Georgetown at Davidson, l p.m. EST LaSalle al SL Francis, I p.m. EDT St. Francis at Monmouth, I p.m. EST North Greenville al Charleston, I p.m. EDT Waldorf al Drake, Noon CST October 9 Nov. 20 MSU at Austin Peay, l p.m. CDT Char. Southern at Coastal Car., 12:30 p.m. EST Charleston al Coastal Carolina, 7 p.m. EDT Bucknell at Duquesne. Noon EST 2004 Eagle Football,.,, 37 (______P_io_n_e_er_F_o_o_tb_all_L_ea_g_u_e ______J The Pioneer Football League The Pioneer Football League begins its 12th season University and Valparaiso University, plus the Univer continuing its goal of operating a quality football pro sity of San Diego (joining in 1992) forming the North gram for the benefit of student-athletes and the univer Division and the newest members becoming the South sity community. Division. The league is comprised of NCAA Division I univer The league spent its first season in J 993 under the ad sities that previously sponsored intercollegiate footba11 ministrative guidance of the Midwestern Collegia te Con at other levels with the exception of Jacksonvil le, which ference, but the offices moved to St. Louis in 1994, where started a non-scholarship program in J998. With the pass current commissioner, Patty Viverito, took over PFL ing of NCAA legislation at the January J 991 conven leadership. tion, D ivision I institutions were required to conduct all In 1996; the Yankee Conference, a football-only con intercollegiate sports at the d,ivisional level. Therefore, ference, disbanded as its members began play Lug under the five charter members (Evansvi11 e the fifth before the Allantic-10 umbrelJ a, making the Pioneer Football dropping footbaJl in 1997) joined, sharing a common League and the Gateway FootbalJ Conference the only academic and athletic philosophy and a common com Division I conferences that sponsor football as their only mitment to operate quality football programs. sport. The league grew to nine members with the 2001 addi The PPL remains a proponent of NCAA Division 1- tion of fom- new schools - Austin Peay State University, AA legislation that would develop a classification for D avidson College, Jacksonville University and Division 1 football programs operating with need-based Morehead State University. That expansion also neces aid and adopted the moniker of Pioneer based on the si tated the formation of two divisions with charter mem intent to become the first league in that new division. bers Butler University, the University of Dayton, Drake •Ill•1oneer football league For Pioneer Football League Information, Contact Information Director Cody Bush at (931) 221-7561 38 Morehead State University Booster Information, Mission Statement Dear F1iends: Morehead State Universi ty is committed to upholding the highest integrity within all procedures and practices of the athletic department. We are pleased to publi sh this note as a reference to understancLing often confusing NCAA regulations. The NCAA defines "representatives of athletic interests" as alumni, friends and boosters of the University. A ll member institutions are held accountable for their representatives' actions. One violation could jeopardize the eligibility of any or all Eagle Athletic programs. As a general rule, anyone who has financially supported Eagle Athletics, been a member of any booster organization, or who has supported Eagle Athletics is considered a "representative" of Eagle Athletics. If anyone has questions regarding these types of re lationships, please contact Brian Hutchinson, Interim Director of Athletics (606) 783-2088. Prospective student-athletes can be defined as a student who has started classes in the ninth grade or any younger student athlete who has received a benefit from the institution. These individuals may only be recruited by MSU coaches who have passed the NCAA Recruiting Rules Examination. While "representatives" of Eagle Athletics may speak to any of these individuals via telephone or in person, a recruiting effort must not be made. Also, no stude nt-athlete or prospective student athlete may receive any extra benefit outside of the support provided by the institution. For any questions regarding this description, please contact Paula Jackson, Assistant Director of Athletics (606) 783-5136. These are certainly not aU the regulations any "representative" of Eagle Athletics must remember. However, they provide a good outline of the types of things that could endanger the eligibility of any MSU Athletics program. Again, feel free to contact us .if you have any questions. Thanks again for your support of Morehead State Athletics. Sincerely, ~ ~ Brian Hutchinson Interim Director of Athletics ~ ------~ Morehead State University llltercollegiate Athletics Mission Statement ~ ~ Morehead State University believes that Intercollegiate Athletics is an integral part of the University and that a broad based intercollegiate athletics program encourages student participation and involvement in the total life of the University. In addition, intercollegiate athletic pmgrams play a positive role by supporting the academic and public service missions of the University. •Each alhlelics program shall be conducted in a manner that protects the physical, mental, emotional, and social welfare of each stude nt-athlete. -Each student-athlete, through academic counseling and incLividual assistance, shall be encouraged toward completion of degree requirements and graduation. -Each athletics program shall adhere to the principles of fai r play and amateur competition as defined by the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Ohio Valley Conference. -Each athletics program shall be administered at tbe highest level that the University's resources will allow so thm each student-athlete wiJI have the opportunity to compete to the fullest extent of his or her ability. -The athletics programs at Morehead State University shall make every effort to educate and serve the student-athletes of the University's primary service area and their respective educational institutions. -The athletics program will accommodate student's interests and abilities in a manner Lhat is nondiscriminatory to both sexes and reasonable w ith the University's resources. ,The athletics program shall adhere to the University's Affirmative Action Piao pro moting equal opportunity for aU employees and students, as well as applicants for employment and student participation. 2004 Eagle Football,., 39 Media Information, Eagle Sports Network Sports Information Office Press Credentials A II press credentials must be secured by contacting Randy Stacy, Sports lnfom1ation Director. Broadcasts Randy Stacy Broadcast permission is granted to the official network/station of MSU opponents. For other Spmts lnfom1ation outlets, broadcast pennission must be secured in advance by contacting Randy Stacy. Sports Director Infom1ation Director. There is a broadcast line at Jayne Stadium for use in a reciprocal trade Randy Stacy begins his out agreement. 18th season as sports infor Services mation director. The sports informatio n department will provide game programs. statistics and game notes. Stacy, a 1977 graduate of Complete play-by-play and statistical data will be available. Two telephones arc available in Morehead State University. the press box and in the press room. Soft drinks and coffee will be available in the press is the former assistant sports room a, well as a typewriter, a copier. a fax machine, personal computers and a variety of information director at the University of Kentucky other supplies to assist you. A light meal will be available for working media approximately ( 1980-84). While at UK, Stacy was responsible one hour prior to kickoff in the press box. For more information contact the MSU SID office for all media and public relations for the men's at 606-783- 2500, basketball program. The49-year-old Stacy served as men's sports information director at MSU for a Eagle Sports Network ' brief time in 1977 before assuming the SID posi Radio broadcast rights for Morehead State University athletic events are contro lled by the tion at position at Tennessee Tech ('I 977-80). MSU Athletic Department in partnership with Gateway Radio Works, Inc .. owners of radio A native of Carr Creek, Ky., and graduate of stations WTYY-FM, WKCA-FM and WMST-AM. WrYY-FM (96.3) will serve as the flagship Carr Creek H igh School, he is manied to the station. Stations interested in network affiliation can contact MSU SID Randy Stacy (606- former Jeanetta Caudill of Morehead. They have 783-2500). two sons, Brad and Jared. Brad Laux is in his seventh year as MSU's as Primary Media Outlets sistant sports information director. Print Medill Wire Services WGOH/WUGO-Radio Brenda Kissinger is io her 19th year as secre Lexington Herald-Leader Associa1ed Press Spons Dil'ec1or Ri,·k Bailey Sports Desk Box487 tary in the sports information office. Gene Abel Cou1icr-Jounial Bldg. Graysot1,KY 4 11~3 Mnln nnd Midland 525 West Bmutlwuy Ledng1on. KY 40507 Louitvillc, KY 40202 WKYJ'-TV (859) 23 1-3225 1-S00-292-3560 Dick Gabriel FAX: (859)232-1451 FAX. (502) 589-483 1 P.O. Box 5037 Lc.x[ugron Oft:ic~ Lexington, KY 40505 Brad Laux Ashlnnd Dally Independent Murray Evans (859) 299-0711 Mark Maynard (859'12 54-2070 PAX: /859) 299-2494 Assistant Sports Rocky Stnnle)' FAX: 1859) 255- 11 37 Elden May WLEX-TV lnformation Director 17111 Street Bnoudcus t ML' 40 Morehead State University DATE OPPONENT TIME Sept. 4 Coastal Carolina 7:00 p.m. Sept.. 11 @ Dayton 7:00 p.m. Sept. 18 Butler (Family Weekend) 7:00 p.m. Sept. 25 @ Drake 2:00 p.m. Oct. 2 Valparaiso 1 :00 p.m. Oct. 9 @ Austin Peay* 2:00 p.m. Oct. 16 @ Davidson* 1:00 p.m. , Oct. 23 Jacksonville* (Homecoming) 1:00 p.m. Oct. 30 St. Francis (Pa.) 1 :00 p.m. Nov.6 Charleston (W.Va.) 1 :00 p.m. Nov. 13 @ Duquesne 1 :00 p.m. Nov. 20 PFL Championship (South) TBA Home games in bold. *Pioneer Football League South Division Game. All times Eastern and subject to change.