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BUSTLE’S DISCIPLINE Since 2002, Rickey Bustle’s squads have been flagged for the fewest penalties in the . Not only do the Cajuns lead the league in the fewest penalties, UL also leads with a league-low 6.14 penalties per game. The Troy Trojans are the only other Sun Belt school averaging fewer than seven penalties per game (6.20). In 2004, -Lafayette was flagged for only 61 penalties - the lowest total for the Cajuns since 1990. UL also has the lowest penalty total in the last three seasons.

Total Penalties by the Sun Belt Conference School 02 03 04 05 06 Total Avg./Gm UL 70 83 61 72 70 356 6.14 (58) Troy 65 81 76 71 79 372 6.20 (60) MT 84 89 86 89 72 420 7.12 (59) FIU 89 101 53 85 87 415 7.41 (56) FAU 91 113 115 77 70 466 7.77 (60) NT 105 114 92 90 76 477 7.82 (61) ASU 99 107 95 121 69 491 8.18 (60) ULM 116 96 95 94 85 486 8.38 (58) HEAD COACH RICKEY BUSTLE Louisiana-Lafayette head coach Rickey Bustle Attendance has also been on the rise, as the enters his sixth season in Cajun Country in 2007. Cajuns began 2003 with an attendance of 24,211 THE RICKEY BUSTLE FILE Bustle saw his winning percentage increase vs. Louisiana Tech, one of the twenty best in the each of the first five seasons since taking the job history of Cajun Field, and largest crowd in seven in 2002, but regressed to .500 in 2006. His 6-6 seasons. Then, in 2004, UL saw a crowd of 25,083 record last season was only deemed a regression for the Sun Belt opener vs. Middle Tennessee because of the high standards and raised levels of and a five-game total of 107,006, the most since expectations by the Cajuns and their fans. In fact, 1996 and the eighth best average (21,401) in Bustle’s 12 wins over the past two seasons are the Cajun Field history. In 2005, UL played before a most in a two-year period since 1994-95. homecoming crowd of 21,204 en route to a solid Louisiana went 3-3 at home in 2006, marking the two-season average of 19,496 – the best two fifth straight season – all under Bustle - that the year average at Cajun Field since 1992-93. Last Cajuns have been .500 or better at home. Bustle season, the Cajuns homecoming crowd increased boasts a 15-12 (.556) record at Cajun Field. By to 22,093, marking the third straight season with comparison, the Cajuns were 6-19 (.240) at home 20,000+ fans for homecoming. in the five years preceding Bustle. During his tenure at UL, nine of Bustle’s players In addition to raised expectations, Bustle has have either been drafted or signed NFL contracts, brought professionalism and discipline to the including Charles Tillman and Ike Taylor. Both program. Since 2002, the Cajuns 356 penalties were selected in the 2003 NFL Draft and both Responsibility: Head Coach are the fewest in the Sun Belt and UL boasts the have played in the Super Bowl. Taylor signed a Coaching Record: 23-35 (16-18 SBC) fewest penalties per game over that span. five-year, $22.5 million contract extension in Sept. The Cajuns went 6-5 (.546) in 2005 to mark UL’s 2006 that included a $6.4 million signing bonus. Year at UL: Sixth first winning record since 1995. Bustle’s squad The Summerville, S.C., native, became the 24th Hometown: Summerville, S.C. went 4-7 (.364) in 2004, 4-8 (.333) in 2003 and 3-9 head coach in Louisiana’s Ragin’ Cajuns football Born: August 23, 1953 (.250) in 2002. history on December 13, 2001. Alma Mater: Clemson, 1976 Along with a winning season in 2005 came a Bustle earned his first collegiate victory as a Family: wife Lynn, son Brad share of the Sun Belt Conference championship. head coach on Sept. 21, 2002 with a 34-0 victory Playing Career: Receiver, Clemson (1973-76) After starting 1-5 (0-2), UL roared back into the SBC over UAB. Louisiana-Lafayette held the Blazers to Noteworthy: Captured the 2005 Sun Belt race with a come-from-behind road win at Middle just eight first downs and only 94 yards passing. Conference Championship with a season- Tennessee. From there came a homecoming win In 2002, Bustle helped the Cajuns to their first ending five-game winning streak...First over Troy in overtime and a second comeback winning record at Cajun Field in six seasons with career win came on September 21, 2002 road win, this time at North Texas. impressive back-to-back victories over Sun Belt Then, a Senior Day victory over FIU set-up the foes Idaho and Arkansas State. with a 34-0 win over UAB at Cajun Field... season finale at Louisiana-Monroe. The Cajuns In 2003, UL won four of their last five games en The Cajuns finished second in the Sun Belt in 2003...UL won six straight home games LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS rocked the Indians 54-21, claiming the first school route to a second place finish in the Sun Belt. title since the 1994 Big West crown. More importantly, Bustle’s popularity across between the 2003-04 seasons...The first Bustle was rewarded with a two-year contract Acadiana had a significant impact in the stands. four-year average attendance at Cajun Field 62 extension following the 2005 campaign, which As a result, the Cajuns’ season ticket base rose by under Bustle was 16,867 - the previous four- lengthens his contract through 2010. substantial amounts. year average was 13,230.

2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM RICKEY BUSTLE YEAR-BY-YEAR AS HEAD COACH YEAR SCHOOL OVERALL RECORD SUN BELT RECORD NOTES 2002 Louisiana-Lafayette 3-9 2-4 LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS 2003 Louisiana-Lafayette 4-8 4-3 Finished Second in Sun Belt 2004 Louisiana-Lafayette 4-7 2-5 Team flagged for just 61 penalties - the lowest since 1990 2005 Louisiana-Lafayette 6-5 5-2 First Sun Belt Football Championship in school history 2006 Louisiana-Lafayette 6-6 3-4 First Back-to-Back six-win seasons since 1994-95 Five Seasons 23-35 16-18 AS ASSISTANT COACH YEAR SCHOOL POSITION POSTSEASON 1977-78 Clemson Graduate Assistant 1977 (vs. Pittsburgh); 1978 Gator Bowl (vs. Ohio State) 1979 Gardner-Webb 1980-81 East Carolina Defensive Backs 1982 East Carolina Wide Receivers 1983 Arizona (USFL) Running Backs 1984-85 Louisiana-Monroe Running Backs 1986 Louisiana-Monroe /Offensive Coordinator 1987-92 Virginia Tech Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers 1993 Virginia Tech Quarterbacks/Offensive Coordinator 1993 Independence Bowl (vs. Indiana) 1994 South Carolina Quarterbacks/Offensive Coordinator 1994 Carquest Bowl (vs. West Virginia) 1995-00 Virginia Tech Quarterbacks/Offensive Coordinator 1995 Sugar Bowl (vs. Texas); 1996 Orange Bowl (vs. Nebraska); 1997 Gator Bowl (vs. UNC); 1998 Music City Bowl (vs. Alabama); * (vs. Florida State); 2000 Gator Bowl (vs. Clemson); 2001 Gator Bowl (vs. Florida State) * National Championship Game

Bustle has also been instrumental in developing He has also had coaching stints with East his women’s clinic held annually in the spring, Carolina as a wide receivers and secondary coach attracting hundreds of enthusiastic females eager (1980-82) and the USFL’s Arizona Wranglers as a for knowledge of the game of football. running backs coach (1983). He broke into the full- For seven seasons prior to his appointment time coaching ranks as the defensive coordinator as head coach of the Cajuns, Bustle served as at Gardner-Webb in 1979. offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Bustle is a 1976 graduate of Clemson, where Va. Tech. he received a bachelor’s degree in parks and With the Hokies, Bustle developed some of the recreation administration. He was a four-year finest quarterbacks the world has letterwinner as a for the Tigers. seen in recent years. As a graduate assistant coach, Bustle earned The list includes former 49ers 27 hours toward a master’s degree in Special Jim Druckenmiller and current Education. quarterback Michael Vick. Vick was the first overall Bustle’s wife, Lynn, of Charleston, S.C., received selection in the 2001 NFL Draft. her PhD. in curriculum and instruction from In fact, Bustle coached the top three quarterbacks Virginia Tech in December 1997. She currently With five straight wins to close the 2005 on Tech’s career list for passes and is a tenured professor at UL in the Visual Arts guided players who have accounted for eight of Department in the College of the Arts. They have season, Bustle’s Ragin’ Cajuns won a the Hokies’ Top 10 all-time single-season offensive a son, Brad, who is an offensive lineman at UL. share of the Sun Belt title and were a totals and seven of Tech’s Top 10 all-time single field goal away from a berth in the New season passing totals. Orleans Bowl. The 1999 Hokies averaged a national-best 41.4 points per game, as Tech played in the national championship game. In Bustle’s first seven seasons as offensive coordinator, the Hokies fielded seven of the eight highest-scoring teams in school history. The team posted a 67-17 record and won three Big East Conference championships. VT went to a every year he served as offensive coordinator, winning the 1993 Independence Bowl, 1995 Sugar Bowl, 1998 Music City Bowl and 2001 Gator Bowl. Bustle spent all but one season at Va. Tech from 1987-2001, leaving the Hokies in 1994 for a one- year stint as the offensive coordinator and QB’s coach at South Carolina. While at SC, Bustle helped the Gamecocks go from a 4-7 record in 1993 to a 7-5 record and a Carquest Bowl Championship. From 1987-92, he was the quarterbacks and receivers coach at Tech before moving to offensive coordinator and QB’s coach in ‘93. His ties to Louisiana include a three-year stint at Louisiana-Monroe from 1984-86, where he started as the running backs coach for two seasons before becoming the offensive coordinator and QB’s coach. 63 THE BUSTLE FAMILY 2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM COACHING STAFF BLAKE ANDERSON /QUARTERBACKS THE ANDERSON FILE FIRST YEAR AT UL Personal Blake Anderson joins Rickey Bustle’s staff Coaching Duties: Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks after a brief hiatus from coaching the past Joined UL Staff: 2007 two season. In his last post, Anderson was Born: March 24, 1969 co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers Hometown: Hubbard, Texas coach at Middle Tennessee from the 2002 through 2004 seasons. Family: wife Wendy; daughter Callie; sons Coleton and Cassie While at MT, he helped direct an offensive unit that led the Sun Belt in scoring offense Education during the 2003 season and ranked 15th nationally in passing offense  Sam Houston State, 1992 during the 2004 campaign. His 2003 team averaged 27.7 points per  Eastern New Mexico, 1994 game, generating 42 total . In 2004, his MT passing attack averaged 267.7 yards per game. Quarterback Clint Marks led the Sun Belt in passing yards per game (249.9), while wide receivers Kerry Playing Experience Wright and Chris Henry ranked second and third, respectively, in the  Sam Houston State (wide receiver, 1989-91) league in receptions per game.  Baylor (quarterback/wide receiver, 1987-88) His most recognizable pupils at MT were Wright who became the school’s first 1,000-yard receiver in 2004. Former MT receiver Tyrone Coaching Experience Calico earned all-conference honors and was drafted in the second 2007- Louisiana, Offensive Coordinator/QBs round (60th overall) of the 2003 NFL Draft. 2002-04 Middle Tennessee, Co-Offensive Coordinator/WR Anderson spent three seasons at New Mexico before landing at 2001 New Mexico, Wide Receivers MT. He served as the wide receivers coach in 2001 and running backs 1999-00 New Mexico, Running Backs coach from 1999-2000. The UNM rushing attack was responsible for 1998 Trinity Valley CC, Offensive Coordinator a mjor share of the Lobo offense in 2000. The Lobos averaged 148 yards per game on the ground, which accounted for 56 percent of the 1995-97 Trinity Valley CC, Quarterbacks/Receivers team’s total offense. Anderson worked at Trinity Valley Community College (1995-98) Noteworthy before joining the Division I-A ranks at New Mexico. In 1998, he was His Middle Tennessee offense ranked 15th nationally in passing the offensive coordinator and the Cardinals went 7-3. Trinity Valley offense during the 2004 season...His 2003 squad generated 42 led the conference in rushing offense and was eighth nationally. The touchdowns...The Blue Raiders passing offense went from 154.0 Cardinals were also second in their league in total offense under yards per game in 2002 to 226.7 in 2003 then 267.7 in 2004... Anderson’s guidance and led the league in scoring average. He helped In his first year with the Blue Raiders (2002), he coached the lead the Cardinals to the 1997 NJCAA National Championship. program’s No. 2 and No. 6 all-time leading receivers in Tyrone Other capacities in which Anderson served were quarterbacks and Callico and David Youell...Led Trinity Valley CC to the 1997 NJCAA receivers coach, defensive backs coach and recruiting coordinator. National Championship. 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64 Anderson’s Middle Tennessee offense ranked 15th nationally in THE ANDERSON FAMILY passing during the 2004 season. 2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM HURLIE BROWN THE BROWN FILE FIRST YEAR AT UL

Personal LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS Hurlie Brown joins Rickey Bustle’s staff after Coaching Duties: Cornerbacks having served as defensive backs coach at Joined UL Staff: 2007 Florida International from the 2001 season Born: June 21, 1969 through 2006 season. Hometown: Merritt Island, Fla. Brown’s wealth of experience at both the Family: wife Tawny; son Julian; daughters Franchesca, Alexis, major college and professional levels got the Chelsea and Janeroe attention of Bustle. Brown brings seven years of professional playing experience Education including one year with the Washington Redskins and the San  Miami (Fla.), 1991 Francisco 49ers. He spent his college playing career under Jimmy Johnson and at the (1988-91) and won two national championships with the Hurricanes. Playing Experience Brown was signed as a free agent in 1992 by the Redskins and  , CFL (/, 1996) signed as a free agent with the 49ers the next season. He later went  San Antonio Texas, CFL (linebacker, 1995) to play for the Sacramento Gold Miners, and the  Sacramento Gold Miners, CFL (linebacker, 1994) Montreal Alouettes of the League from 1993-97.  (linebacker, 1993) Following his CFL career he joined the coaching ranks working at  Washington Redskins (linebacker, 1992)  Dillard High School in Fort Lauderdale in May 1998. In May 1999, he Miami, Fla. (linebacker, 1988-91) returned to his prep alma mater, Merritt Island High School, serving as special teams coordinator/defensive backs coach before joining Coaching Experience FIU in 2001. 2007- Louisiana, Cornerbacks At FIU he planned, organized and executed all facets of the 2001-06 Florida International, Defensive Backs defensive backs position. He assisted in the foundation, organization 1999-00 Merritt Island (Fla.) HS, Special Teams/Defensive Backs and subsequent development of the Golden Panthers transition to a 1998 Dillard (Fla.) HS, Defensive Backs Division I football program. Most recently, Brown teamed with current Cajuns defensive Noteworthy coordinator Kevin Fouquier to help revamp FIU’s defense in 2006. Played college football at the University of Miami under FIU’s fourth ranked pass defense, up from 52nd in 2005, led the Sun Jimmy Johnson and Dennis Erickson, winning two national Belt Conference and was bested by only Virginia Tech, Wisconsin and championships with the Hurricanes...Spent two seasons in the Louisiana State. In addition, the Golden Panthers led the nation in NFL, followed by three years in the ...In tackles for loss. 2006, the FIU defense led the nation in tackles for loss. Brown’s disciples at FIU included Nick Turnbull, a two-time All- Independent performer; 2005 second team All-Sun Belt Conference Recruiting Area pick and priority free-agent signing of the Atlanta Falcons of the NFL, Houston, Texas Greg Moss; and Kevin Timothee, a free agent with the , and NFL Europe’s Amsterdam Admirals. Brown made the transition to the sidelines very early in his career. He served as an undergraduate assistant to Erickson, coaching defensive backs at Miami in 1992. Brown coached the defensive secondary under Erickson and defensive coordinator . Brown was a football and academic standout as a student at Merritt Island High School, where he graduated in May 1987 and later earned a scholarship to Miami.

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2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM COACHING STAFF KEVIN FOUQUIER THE FOUQUIER FILE FIRST YEAR AT UL Personal Kevin Fouquier comes to Louisiana after Coaching Duties: Linebackers having served as defensive coordinator/ Joined UL Staff: 2007 defensive line coach at Florida International Born: June 24, 1965 in 2006. Hometown: Franklin, La. In his only season at FIU, Fouquier helped Family: wife Christine; son Kevin; daughters Victoria, Analise the Golden Panthers defense improve in six and Carmen-Louise key statistical categories from the previous year. FIU led the Sun Belt in total defense and ranked 27th in the nation in 2006 – just one year after finishing 76th in the nation in total Education  defense during the 2005 campaign. FIU’s fourth ranked pass defense, Louisiana, 1989 up from 52nd in 2005, led the SBC and was bested by only Virginia Tech, Wisconsin and Louisiana State. Playing Experience In addition, the Golden Panthers led the nation in tackles for loss.  Louisiana (walk-on tight end, 1984) FIU also improved its rush defense, interceptions and pass efficiency defense under Fouquier. Coaching Experience Prior to his stint at FIU, Fouquier spent five seasons at Middle 2007- Louisiana, Linebackers Tennessee, the last three as assistant head coach and recruiting 2006 Florida International, Defensive Line coordinator. He coached the linebackers for three seasons and the 2003-05 Middle Tennessee, Linebackers/Recruiting defensive linemen for two seasons. 2001-02 Middle Tennessee, Defensive Line The Blue Raiders shared the SBC title during his first season, 2001, 2000 Central Arkansas, Defensive Coordinator while their scoring defense led the SBC, and was 17th in the nation, 1995-99 Louisiana Tech, Defensive Line during his final season in Murfreesboro, 2005. 1993-95 Sam Houston State, Defensive Line No stranger to Louisiana, Fouquier, a Franklin native, is a 1989 1991-93 Texas A&M, Graduate Assistant Louisiana-Lafayette graduate. He was a student assistant coach 1991 Teurlings Catholic (La.) HS, Defensive Coordinator throughout his undergraduate years, 1985-89, as the Cajuns went 29- 1990 UTEP, Graduate Assistant 26 during that span – including four straight winnings seasons under head coach Nelson Stokley. Four seasons removed from a brief stretch as defensive coordinator Noteworthy at Teurlings High School in the spring of 1991, Fouquier would land at Sixteen players recruited and/or coached by Fouquier have Louisiana Tech. He was the defensive line coach for five seasons from advanced to the NFL, while 24 have earned all-conference 1995-99, adding recruiting coordinator responsibilities in 1998. honors...Has coached the last two Sun Belt Conference Defensive Other coaching stops for Fouquier include Central Arkansas as Players of the Year - Middle Tennessee’ Jeff Littlejohn in 2005 and the defensive coordinator in 2000, Sam Houston State coaching the FIU’s Keyonvis Bouie in 2006...All three FIU linebackers finished defensive line from 1993-95 and graduate assistant positions at Texas ranked in the top seven nationally in tackles for loss in 2006. A&M in 1991-93 and UTEP in 1990. Fouquier is married to the former Christine Rodriquez of El Paso, Recruiting Area Texas. They have four children; Kevin, Victoria, Analise and Carmen- Acadiana Louise. LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS

66 Fouquier has recruited and/or coached sixteen players that have THE FOUQUIER FAMILY advanced to play in the . 2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM RON HUDSON OFFENSIVE LINE THE HUDSON FILE THIRD YEAR AT UL

Personal LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS Ron Hudson enters his third season as Coaching Duties: Offensive Line Louisiana’s offensive line coach after Joined UL Staff: 2005 producing five All-Sun Belt performers during Born: November 5, 1964 his first two seasons. Hometown: Columbus, Ohio Hudson tutored an offensive line in 2005 Family: wife Melissa; daughter Mckenzie; sons Spencer and that helped set a school record 2,797 rushing David yards and 34 rushing touchdowns. In addition, UL allowed only nine sacks - the second fewest in the Sun Belt. Hudson came to UL after serving as the offensive line coach Education  at Texas A&M-Kingsville. Muskingum College, 1987 While at TAMU-Kingsville, Hudson coached three all-conference players, including Roy Stroud, who was a Division II All-American. In Playing Experience addition, TAMU-Kingsville was ranked as one of the top five Division II  Muskingum College (offensive lineman, 1983-86) programs in the nation. Prior to his appointment with the Javelinas, Hudson served on Coaching Experience the football coaching staff at UTEP. He was the tight ends coach for 2005- Louisiana, Offensive Line two seasons, beginning in 2001. Hudson was then promoted to the 2004 Texas A&M-Kingsville, Offensive Line Miners defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator in 2003. 2003 UTEP, Defensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator A native of Columbus, Ohio, Hudson received bachelor’s degrees 2001-02 UTEP, Tight Ends in physical education and history from Muskingum College in New 2000 Bowling Green, Offensive Line Concord, Ohio in 1987. Hudson added a master’s in physical education 1998-99 Southeast Missouri State, Offensive Line from Louisville in 1992. 1997 Kent State, Tight Ends/Special Teams He led the Fighting Muskies to a 29-10 record during his four 1996 Lenoir Rhyne, Offensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator years, the winningest stretch in school history. Hudson earned 1995 The Citadel, Tight Ends all-conference honors as a junior and senior and an academic all- 1994 Urbana, Offensive Line/Recruiting Coordinator conference accolade as a senior. 1992-93 Illinois State, Tight Ends He started his coaching career as a graduate assistant coach at 1991 Louisville, Graduate Assistant Louisville in 1991. Hudson has also enjoyed time at Illinois State, Urbana University, The Citadel, Lenoir Rhyne College, Kent State, Southeast Missouri and Bowling Green. He and his wife Melissa are the proud parents of three children, Noteworthy daughter Mackenzie and sons Spencer and David. Hudson was a four-year starter at center for Muskingum College. The Fighting Muskies led the nation in offense during his sophomore season...The Cajuns have rushed for 5,061 yards and 54 touchdowns during the last two seasons.

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Hudson tutored an offensive line in 2005 that helped set a school THE HUDSON FAMILY 67 record 2,797 rushing yards and 34 rushing touchdowns. 2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM COACHING STAFF BRIAN JENKINS RUNNING BACKS/SPECIAL TEAMS THE JENKINS FILE SIXTH SEASON AT UL Personal Brian Jenkins enters his sixth season at UL, Coaching Duties: Running Backs/Special Teams Coordinator serving as running backs coach and special Joined UL Staff: 2002 teams coordinator. During the last two Born: March 4, 1971 seasons, the Cajuns have rushed for 5,061 Hometown: Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. yards and 54 touchdowns. Family: wife Octavia; daughter Briana; son Brian, Jr. In 2005, Louisiana rushed for a school-record 2,797 yards and 34 touchdowns. The Cajuns followed with 2,264 yards and 20 scores in 2006. Education  In addition, Tyrell Fenroy became the first running back in school Cincinnati, 1993 history to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season. Last season, Fenroy became the first player in school history to post back-to-back 1,000- Playing Experience yard rushing seasons.  Cincinnati (wide receiver/running back, 1989-92) Jenkins joined UL from the Frankfurt Galaxy of NFL Europe. While in Germany, Jenkins’ special teams set several league and team Bowl Experience records, some that still stand today.  NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs (1994-96) Prior to his stint in NFL-E, Jenkins was the running backs coach at Bowling Green. Before joining the Falcons, Jenkins spent five seasons with Eastern Coaching Experience Illinois. From 1995-98 he served as running backs coach and became 2002- Louisiana, Running Backs/Special Teams the receivers coach in 1999. While at EIU, the Panthers offense was 2001 Frankfurt (NFL Europa), Running Backs/Special Teams one of the top rushing offenses in the nation, with a 1,000-yard rusher 2000 Bowling Green, Running Backs each season. Jenkins was the first coach in school history to have 1999 Eastern Illinois, Wide Receivers three rushers rush for over 100 yards each in the same game. 1995-98 Eastern Illinois, Running Backs In 1994, he was the receivers coach at Western Kentucky. While at 1994 Western Kentucky, Wide Receivers WKU, Jenkins coached Joey Stockton, who is WKU’s all-time leader in receptions and all-purpose yards. Noteworthy Jenkins played college football as both a wide receiver and running The Cajuns produced the first 1,000-yard running back in school back at Cincinnati and still holds the Bearcats record for kickoff return history in 2005 and produced the only back-to-back 1,000-yard yards in a season and in a career. He graduated in 1993 with an rusher in school history in 2006...Jenkins spent one season in associate’s degree in Education and bachelor’s degree in social work. Germany coaching in NFL Europa...He was the first coach in EIU After college, Jenkins spent six months running his own social work history to have three 100-yard rushers in the same game. business. He and his wife Octavia have a daughter, Briana, and a son, Brian Recruiting Area Jr. and South Florida LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS

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Personal LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS Daryl Mason joins Rickey Bustle’s staff after Coaching Duties: Wide Receivers serving as wide receivers coach at Tulane Joined UL Staff: 2007 from the 2004 through 2006 season. Mason Born: October 27, 1960 has spent 10 of his 22 years of coaching in Hometown: Little Rock, Ark. Louisiana including each year since 2000. Family: wife Denise; daughters Delichia and Molly; sons Alex At Tulane, Mason’s receiving corps managed and Derrick to amass over 2,000 yards receiving each season and nearly hit 3,000 yards receiving in 2006 accumulating Education 2,958 yards.  Arkansas, 1983 In 2006, the Green Wave had 10 players with double-digit receptions including three who had at least 40 catches. In 2005, nine players had double-digit receptions and in 2004 the Green Wave receivers caught Playing Experience 28 touchdown passes.  University of Arkansas (tight end, 1978-81) Mason coached three All-Conference USA receivers during each  Birmingham Stallions, USFL (tight end, 1983-85) season spent with the Green Wave. In 2006, standout Jeremy Williams  Arizona Outlaws, USFL (tight end, 1986) was named honorable-mention Freshman All-American by The Sporting News - Williams led all Green Wave rookies in receptions, Coaching Experience yardage and touchdowns. In 2005, Preston Brown finished the year 2007- Louisiana, Wide Receivers as a third team All-Conference USA selection with 47 catches and 720 2004-06 Tulane, Wide Receivers yards after entering the season without a career catch. 2002-03 Northwestern State, Offensive Coordinator/Receivers Mason also coached Roydell Williams who went on to become the 2001 Louisiana-Monroe, Wide Receivers Green Wave’s all-time leader in touchdown catches and was a fourth- 2000 Northwestern State, Wide Receivers round draft choice of the Tennessee Titans in the 2005 NFL Draft. 1999 Cheyney (Pa.) University, Offensive Coordinator Prior to joining the Tulane staff, Mason completed his third stint 1995-98 East Tennessee State, Wide Receivers at Northwestern State where he was the offensive coordinator and 1994 Idaho State, Outside Linebackers receivers coach for two seasons (2002-2003), helping the Demons 1993 UNLV, Tight Ends to the I-AA playoffs in 2002. His 2003 NSU offense broke the school 1990-93 Northwestern State, Wide Receivers record for points in a season. 1989 Weber State, Wide Receivers He spent the 2001 season as receivers coach at Louisiana-Monroe. 1987-88 Missouri State, Wide Receivers Mason also worked as wide receivers coach at Northwestern 1984 Minnesota, Graduate Assistant State from 1990-93 and again in 2000. The Demons boasted an All- Southland Conference receiver every year from 1990-92. Noteworthy Before returning to Louisiana in 2000, Mason spent four seasons at Mason was a 1977 prep All-American at Parkview High School in East Tennessee State University (1995-98). He coached the top three Little Rock...He was later named Arkansas’ high school Athlete of single season leaders in receiving yardage in ETSU history. His ETSU the Year in 1978...He was a member of the Arkansas Razorbacks receivers set 12 school records and the Bucs’ B.J. Adigun earned I-AA football team that made four straight bowl appearances under All-American honors in 1997 after posting 1,380 yards on 72 catches. from 1978-81. The Little Rock, Ark., native also coached receivers at Missouri State (1987-88) and Weber State (1989), tight ends at UNLV (1993), outside Recruiting Area linebackers at Idaho State (1994) and was offensive coordinator at West Louisiana, East and Central Texas Cheyney (Pa.) University (1999). Mason was a 1977 prep All-American at Little Rock’s Parkview High School and was named Arkansas’ high school Athlete of the Year in 1978. He was a three-year starter at tight end for coach Lou Holtz at Arkansas from 1978-81. The Razorbacks made four straight bowl appearances during his career, including the 1979 Fiesta and 1980 Sugar bowls. Mason caught at least one pass in each of his four bowl appearances during his career. He captained the team as a senior in 1981 and was named All-Southwest Conference. Mason played in the United States Football League for four seasons. He started for the Birmingham Stallions from 1983-85 catching 132 passes for 1,300 yards. He was a member of the 1986 Arizona Outlaws before beginning his full-time coaching career in 1987 at Missouri State. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Arkansas in 1983 and began his coaching career in 1984 on Holtz’ staff at Minnesota working as a graduate assistant/tight end coach.

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2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM COACHING STAFF SHAWN QUINN DEFENSIVE LINE THE QUINN FILE SIXTH SEASON AT UL Personal Shawn Quinn enters his sixth season at Coaching Duties: Defensive Line Louisiana. He has coached the defensive line Joined UL Staff: 2002 for the past four seasons after previously Born: March 23, 1972 coaching the outside linebackers in 2002. Hometown: Wheaton, Ill. Last season, the Cajuns registered the most Family: wife Megan; daughters Emily, Grace and Abigail sacks and allowed the fewest rushing yards in the Rickey Bustle era. In 2005, Quinn helped UL post the most sacks in the Sun Belt play Education  and the most yardage lost via sack. Carson-Newman, 1995 Quinn has coached four All-Sun Belt defensive linemen - Tony Hills, Rodney Hardeway, Eugene Kwarteng and Antonio Floyd. The 2003 Playing Experience Cajuns led the SBC in sacks during conference play.  Carson-Newman (defensive line, 1991-94) Since 2002, seven players recruited by Quinn have gone on to the NFL, including Cajuns Joe Bradley (Minnesota), C.C. Brown (Houston) Bowl Experience and (New England). The four others are Julian Battle  2000 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl (Kansas City), Demetin Veal (Atlanta), Gibril Wilson (N.Y. Giants) and  2001 Cotton Bowl Kevin Simon (Washington).  2002 Citrus Bowl Before coming to Louisiana, Quinn served on the staff at Tennessee from 1999-02. While at UT, Quinn was a member of the 2001 SEC East Championship team and coached in the Fiesta, Cotton and Citrus Coaching Experience Bowls. He finished his time with the Volunteers with a 45-17 Citrus 2003- Louisiana, Defensive Line Bowl victory over Michigan. 2002 Louisiana, Outside Linebackers Prior to his stint in Tennessee, Quinn was the defensive coordinator 1999-01 Tennessee, Graduate Assistant and defensive line coach at Maryville High School in Maryville, 1996-98 Maryville (Tenn.) HS, D-Line/Defensive Coordinator Tenn., where his team went undefeated and won the Class 4A 1995 Armuchee HS, Linebackers state championship. He previously served as linebackers coach at Armuchee High in Rome, Ga. Noteworthy Quinn was a defensive lineman at Carson-Newman College in Quinn was a member of Tennessee’s 2001 SEC Eastern Division Jefferson City, Tenn., earning a history and political science degree championship team and coached in three bowl games...The in 1995. He was a four-year starter, a member of four conference Cajuns set the school single-game record with nine sacks at championship teams and a 1994 All-South Atlantic Conference Middle Tennessee in 2005. Defensive Lineman. In 1998, he earned a master’s degree from Lincoln Memorial Recruiting Area University. Southeast Mississippi, Mobile (Ala.), Northwest Florida and Quinn was born on March 23, 1972. He and his wife, Megan, have Mississippi Junior Colleges three daughters, Emily, Grace and Abigail. LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS

70 The Cajuns set the school single-game record with nine sacks at THE QUINN FAMILY Middle Tennessee in 2005. 2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM SAFETIES THE REBOWE FILE FOURTH SEASON AT UL

Personal LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS Tim Rebowe enters his fourth season as Coaching Duties: Safeties safeties coach at Louisiana. The Cajuns pass Joined UL Staff: 2004 defense had a stellar first year under Rebowe, Born: February 25, 1963 finishing with a No. 11 national ranking in Hometown: Norco, La. passing yards allowed. Both of Rebowe’s Family: wife Kim; daughter Samantha; son Tyler starting safeties in 2004 advanced to the NFL. Rebowe coached strong safety C.C. Brown (101 tackles), who was drafted by the in the 2004 NFL Education  Draft, and free safety Antwain Spann, who signed as a free agent with Louisiana State, 1987 the New York Giants. Spann played in NFL Europa and is now with the . Bowl Experience Last season, the Cajuns pass defense was 23rd nationally, allowing  NCAA Division I-AA Playoffs (1996) only 190 yards per game, despite opponents facing an uphill climb in eight games. The Cajuns trailed after three quarters just twice in Coaching Experience 2005. 2004- Louisiana, Safeties A native of Norco, La., Rebowe came to UL after three seasons as 2001-03 Louisiana-Monroe, Cornerbacks cornerbacks coach at Louisiana-Monroe. 2000 Nicholls State, Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator Prior to his stint with the Warhawks, Rebowe spent six years at 1995-99 Nicholls State, DBs/Special Teams/Recruiting Coordinator Nicholls State where he served as defensive backs coach (1995-2000), 1992-94 Destrehan (La.) HS, Head Coach special teams’ coordinator (1995-98), recruiting coordinator (1998- 1988-91 Destrehan (La.) HS, Defensive Backs/Special Teams 2000), and wide receivers coach (2000). In 1996, the Colonels pass efficiency defense ranked seventh nationally in I-AA. Rebowe began his coaching career in 1987 at his alma mater, Noteworthy , where he coached baseball for four seasons. While at Destrehan High School, Rebowe coached current NFL He added football responsibilities in 1988, serving as defensive defensive back (Baltimore), former Green Bay Packer backs coach and special teams’ coordinator from until 1992, when he and former Cajuns great and Arena Football became head coach from 1992-95. League star Damon Mason. His ties to the Cajuns began in 1994 when former Destrehan High star Damon Mason transferred to Louisiana from Jones County JC. Recruiting Area Mason would go on to have one of the best careers by a defensive Louisiana back in Cajuns history. Mason’s No. 9 is one of only six numbers retired at UL Lafayette. Rebowe earned his bachelor of science in physical education from Louisiana State University in 1987. He is married to the former Kim Robichaux and they have a daughter, Samantha, and a son, Tyler.

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2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM COACHING STAFF THE WINGERTER FILE TROY WINGERTER TACKLES/TIGHT ENDS SEVENTH SEASON AT UL Personal Coaching Duties: Tackles/Tight Ends Former Cajuns standout Troy Wingerter Joined UL Staff: 2001 returns to the football coaching staff for Born: July 19, 1969 his 10th season overall with Louisiana- Hometown: New Orleans, La. Lafayette and his sixth as the Cajuns’ tight Family: wife Cydra; sons Holden and Aiden ends coach and recruiting coordinator. Wingerter coached the defensive ends in Education 2001 under then-head coach Jerry Baldwin. He was the tight ends  Louisiana, 1993 coach as a graduate assistant from 1997-99 under both Nelson  Louisiana, 1999 Stokley and Baldwin. Wingerter coached Josh Joerg during his All-Sun Belt season in 2002. Playing Experience  Louisiana (offensive lineman, 1987-90) After earning his undergraduate degree in 1993, Wingerter embarked on a four-year career in corporate business working in Lafayette, New Orleans, Colorado and Montana. Coaching Experience A native of New Orleans, Wingerter was a first-team All-Louisiana 2002- Louisiana, Tight Ends/Recruiting Coordinator selection and an All-South Independent pick as a senior in 1991. He 2001 Louisiana, Defensive Ends helped guide the Cajuns to three straight winning seasons during 1997-99 Louisiana, Graduate Assistant his first three years from 1987-89 and was a permanent team captain as a senior. Noteworthy In addition, he was selected as a member of the All-Time Wingerter was an All-South Independent selection as a senior Louisiana-Lafayette football team as compiled by the Lafayette in 1991...He was also a first team All-Louisiana pick during Daily Advertiser. his senior season...He was named to the All-Time Louisiana- Upon his return to UL, Wingerter earned a master’s degree in Lafayette football team by the Lafayette Daily Advertiser. education. Wingerter was born July 19, 1969. He and his wife, Cydra, have two sons, Holden and Aiden. Recruiting Area New Orleans LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS

72 Wingerter was selected as a member of the All-Time Louisiana- THE WINGERTER FAMILY Lafayette football team by the Lafayette Daily Advertiser. 2007 RAGIN’ CAJUNS FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE SUPPORT STAFF WWW.RAGINCAJUNS.COM ROB PHILLIPS WEIGHT RECORDS UNDER STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH THIRD SEASON AT UL PHILLIPS (SINCE 2005)

Rob Phillips enters his third season as the Offensive Records LOUISIANA’S RAGIN’ CAJUNS Ragin’ Cajuns strength and conditioning Power Clean FB Chancellor Roberson 325 lbs Summer 2006 coach. Phillips came to UL from the NFL’s OG Brad Bustle 305 lbs Spring 2007 . Phillips’ collegiate experience includes stints Back Squat QB Michael Desormeaux 525 lbs Summer 2006 at Miami, Tennessee and Western Carolina. TB Tyrell Fenroy 555 lbs Summer 2006 FB Matthew Desormeaux 630 lbs Fall 2006 TE Erik Jones 500 lbs Summer 2006 THE PHILLIPS FILE WR Phillip Nevels 600 lbs Spring 2006 C Jordan Folse 615 lbs Summer 2006 OG Brad Bustle 615 lbs Summer 2006 Personal T Brandon Cox 550 lbs Summer 2006 Coaching Duties: Weight Room Vertical Jump Joined UL Staff: 2005 TB Tyrell Fenroy 32.5 in. Spring 2007 Born: December 3, 1971 FB Chester Johnson 32.5 in. Spring 2006 Hometown: Memphis, Tenn. WR Jason Chery 37.5 in. Spring 2007 C Jordan Folse 28.5 in. Spring 2007 Family: wife Suzanne; sons Jarrett and Andrew Bench Press QB Michael Desormeaux 335 lbs Spring 2007 Education LB Renaldo Delcambre 375 lbs Summer 2006  Tennessee-Martin, 1995 FB Chancellor Roberson 420 lbs Summer 2006 C Jordan Folse 415 lbs Fall 2006 G Bobby Fails 455 lbs Fall 2006 Bowl Experience  1996 Florida Citrus Bowl 225 Rep QB Michael Desormeaux 17 times Summer 2006  1997 Florida Citrus Bowl LB Renaldo Delcambre 21 times Spring 2006  2000 Gator Bowl WR Phillip Nevels 18 times Spring 2007  2001 Nokia Sugar Bowl C Jordan Folse 31 times Spring 2007  2003 NFL Playoffs OT Lanier Coleman 28 times Spring 2007 40-Yard Dash Noteworthy QB Michael Desormeaux 4.57 Spring 2006 TB Tyrell Fenoy 4.36 Summer 2006 Boasts a 4-0 bowl record FB Abdule Levier 4.55 Spring 2006 TE Luke Aubrey 4.54 Spring 2007 WR Jason Chery 4.22 Summer 2006 C Jordan Folse 5.05 Spring 2007 OG Chris Fisher 5.18 Spring 2006

Defensive Records Power Clean DE Rodney Hardeway 360 lbs Summer 2006 OLB Tre’ Green 340 lbs Summer 2006

Back Squad DE Rodney Hardeway 600 lbs Summer 2006 DT Marshall Delesdernier 625 lbs Summer 2006 ILB Derek Morel 525 lbs Summer 2006 OLB Antwyne Zanders 501 lbs Spring 2006 SAF Phillip Walker 480 lbs Spring 2006 CB Michael Adams 440 lbs Summer 2006

Vertical Leap SAF Justin Lee 39.5 in. Spring 2007

225 Rep DE Joe Bradley 30 times Summer 2006 SAF Lamar Morgan 19 times Spring 2007

40-Yard Dash DE Hall Davis 4.45 Spring 2007 DT Joe Bradley 4.86 Spring 2006 OLB Joseph Hadnot 4.57 Summer 2006 SAF Jonathan Vance 4.47 Spring 2006 CB Gerren Blount 4.42 Summer 2006

Special Teams Records Back Squat DS Scott Hayes 485 lbs Spring 2006

Bench Press 73 THE PHILLIPS FAMILY DS Scott Hayes 405 lbs Spring 2007

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