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Rattler Football 2017 FLORIDA A&M ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS Gaither Office Center * Suite 204 * 1835 Wahnish Way * Tallahassee, FL 32307 GAME 4 FAMU at Savannah State Rattlers, Tigers To Open MEAC chase Saturday, Sept. 23 * 6:00 p.m. CT GAME DAY WEATHER Ted Wright Stadium (15,000) * Savannah, GA Accuweather predicts Saturday’s TALE OF THE TAPE weather in Savannah will be mostly sunny, with a 25% chance of rain, with a high of 84, and a low of 69. 2017 FAMU SCORECARD: 1-2, 0-0 FAMU SAVANNAH ST. 8-26 TEXAS SOUTHERN W, 29-7 Record...1-2, 0-0 MEAC Record...0-2, 0-0 in MEAC RATTLERS ON THE AIR Jake Gaither Classic / Hall of Fame Game Ntl Rank ..............None Rank..................NONE Pts/Game ........... 16.3 Pts/Game .........5.0 RADIO: WHBX-FM 96.1 JAMZ, is the 8- 31 at Arkansas L, 7-49 Pts Allowed/PG .. 26.7 Pts Allowed/PG ...55.0 flagship station for the 9-16 Tennessee State (6:00)++ L,13-24 Rush Yds/Gm ....106.3 Rush Yds/Gm ...85.5 Rattler Radio Network. 9-23 at Savannah State* (6:00) The Alex Wood Pregame Pass Yds/Gm .... 177.7 Pass Yds/Gm ....98.5 9-28 N. C. CENTRAL* (7:30/ESPNU) Total Off/Gm .... 284.0 Show will air 30 minutes Total Off/Gm ..184.0 10-7 at Norfolk State* (2:00) ‘ Total Def/Gm ....377.0 Total Def/Gm .592.5 prior to kickoff. Joshua Jackson (By-Play), 10-14 NORTH CAROLINA A&T* (3:00) PLAYERS TO WATCH Michael Thomas (Expert 2017 Homecoming Game Analyst) will describe the 10-21 at Hampton University* (2:00) action, with Jerome Swaine 10-28 at Morgan State* (1:00) (Engineer) and Vaughn Wilson 11-4 HOWARD UNIVERSITY* (4:00) FAMU SAVANNAH ST. (Producer)... 11-18 Bethune-Cookman*# (2:00) RUSHING RUSHING COACHES’ TV SHOW: The Alex Wood *MEAC Games. ^Little Rock, AR ++-Tampa, Fla. Ricky Henrilus, RB, RFr. Uriah Oliver, RB #Florida Blue Florida Classic/Orlando, Fla. 25c/111y, 0TD,55.5ypg 26c/121y, 0 TDs Show, a 30-minute recap of the week’s action, hosted by Elton Gumbel, will 2016 FAMU SCORECARD: 4-7,4-4 PASSING PASSING air statewide in Florida on FOX 09-03 @Miami^ L,3-70 Ryan Stanley, QB, R-So. T.J. Bell, QB SPORTS ONE (Thurs. at 4:30 p.m.), 09-10 @Coastal Carolina L,10-49 40c/66a, 0 INT, 433y, 2 TD 12c/32a, 163 yds, 0TD, 2INT and on FOX49 in Tallahassee (Thur.), 09-17 Tuskegee** L, 17-20 RECEIVING RECEIVING at 11 p.m. (5th Quarter Classic - Mobile, AL) Brandon Norwood, WR, Sr. Derrick Kirkland, WR 09-24 S.C. STATE* L, 14-48 19c/193 yds, 2 TD 5 rec, 78 yards, 0 TDs RATTLER FOOTBALL 10-01 SAVANNAH STATE* W,19-14 HISTORICAL 10-08 @ N.C. Central * L,13-17 DEFENSE DEFENSE 10-15 @ Delaware State* W, 41-27 Jakaris Wilson, LB, Sr. Juwaun Tolbert, DB 18 Tks (13solo), 1 TFL 19 tack (13 solo), 1 TFL 10-22 HAMPTON* W, 31-14 The 2017 season is the (Homecoming Game) THE COACHING MATCHUP 111th year of varsity 10-29 @North Carolina A&T* L,17-42 * FAMU’s Alex Wood (Iowa, 1978) is FFootball at FAMU, 11-12 MORGAN STATE* W,22-21 in his 3rd season at FAMU... He has a 111 continuing a rich 11-19 Bethune-Cookman*% L,19-39 31-43 career record as a head coach at 111 legacy of successes: (Florida Blue Florida Classic) James Madison (23-22), Buffalo (2-2) @-Away Games; ^-ESPN3.com; #-ESPNU; *- and FAMU (6-19). * 12 National Championships. Conference Games; %-Florida Blue Florida Classic, *Savannah State’s Erik Raeburn * The first NCAA Division I FCS ESPNClassic/ESPN3/ESPNU (Mount Union, 1994) is in his 2nd National title (1978). ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS season at Savannah, where he is 3-10 * 36 Conference Director/Football SID ......Vaughn Wilson so far, and 138-49 in 18 years overall. Championships. [email protected]; (850) 599-3200 THE SERIES * Top 15 in FCS in all-time (ofc); (850) 694-0277 (cell) THE SERIES HISTORY victories FAMU leads the all-time series with Assistant Director ........... Alvin Hollins, Jr. and winning percentage. Savannah State, 8-1, suffering their first [email protected]; (850) 599-3736 * 1 NFL Hall of Famer and 4 series loss, 37-27 loss in 2015... The (ofc); (850) 591-7690 (cell) College Football Hall of Famers. series began in 1927 with SSU winning Official Website ... www.famuathletics.com 18-0... FAMU last won against SSU in * 100 All-Americans. * 135 Professional Alumni. Facebook ............. facebook.com/famuath 2016, 19-14 Twitter .................. @famuathletics 2017 FLORIDA A&M FOOTBALL MEDIA PAK * www.FAMUAthletics.com 1 Rattler Weekly Media Availability FAMU @ SAVANNAH STATE * MEDIA AVAILABILITY * SEPT. 18-24 18 MON 19 TUE 20 WED 21 THU 22 FRI 23 SAT 24 SUN 3:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. Florida A&M No Practice MEAC Coaches Practice Practice Depart via bus at Savannah Scheduled Cameras first 10 Teleconference Cameras first 10 Cameras first 10 for Savannah, State Availability min / Post min / Post min / Post GA 6:00 pm ET practice 12:30 p.m. practice practice Coach’s Press TBA Postgame Briefing Walk-Thru at Interviews Ted Wright Make player 3:00 p.m. Stadium selections by Practice contacting FAMU Cameras first 10 Communications min / Post practice representatives A LINEMAN’S DREAM: Left tackle Loubens Polinice (61) heads toward the end zone for FAMU’s first touchdown in the Homecoming win over Hampton on October 22. Rattler Football Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION AFFILIATION: NCAA Division I FCS (Foot- SCHOOL NAME: Florida Agricultural and ball); Division I (all other sports) Mechanical University STADIUM: Bragg Memorial Stadium LOCATION: Tallahassee, Florida (1957) FOUNDED: 1887 CAPACITY/SURFACE: 25,000 / Natural ENROLLMENT: 9,550 Grass COLORS: Orange (PMS 151) and Green PRESIDENT: Dr. Larry Robinson (Interim) (PMS 347) ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Milton Overton NICKNAMES: Rattlers, FAMU (FAM-You) FACULTY ATHLETIC REP: Dr. Ebenezer CONFERENCE: Mid-Eastern Athletic Oriaku (MEAC) ATHLETIC PHONE: (850) 599-3868/3878 2 2017 FLORIDA A&M FOOTBALL MEDIA PAK * www.FAMUAthletics.com Rattler Football Quick Facts ATHLETIC MEDIA NOTICE @ Richard Solomon, Defensive Backs COMMUNICATIONS Media needing interviews with FAMU coaches or student- Coach, 3rd Season ATHLETIC WEBSITE: athletes can arrange them @ William Todd www.famuathletics.com through the Sports Informa- Middleton, Defensive FOOTBALL SID: Vaughn R. tion Office by calling (850) Line, 2nd Season Wilson 599-3200 or 599-3736 through @ Michael Vite, Line- SID OFFICE PHONE: (850) 599- Thursday afternoons… backers Coach, 3rd 3200 Season. SID MOBILE: (850) 694-0277 MEAC TELECONFERENCE @ Steven Jerry, Receiv- SID EMAIL: In addition to arranged ers Coach, 3rd Season. [email protected] interviews, Coach Alex Wood @ Edwin Pata, Offen- ASSISTANT SID: Alvin Hollins, can be reached on the weekly sive Line Coach , 4th Jr. MEAC Coaches Teleconfer- Season ASID OFFICE PHONE: (850) ence at 10:13 a.m. each @ Rod Plummer, Run- 599-3736 week…Credible media outlets ning Backs/Special ASID MOBILE: (850) 591-7690 may access the teleconference Teams, 1st Season ASID EMAIL: via telephone by calling (800) @ John Tice, Tight [email protected] 920-0677. Dial confirmation Ends, 1st Season code 7264532 to reach the @ Parker Brooks, COACHING STAFF operator and join the confer- Strength and Condition- HEAD COACH: Alexander ence…. ing Coach, 3rd Season “Alex” Wood @ Mateo Kambui, ALMA MATER: Iowa, 1978 TUESDAY GRID PRESSER Offensive Grad. Asst. YEARS AT FAMU: 2016, 2nd On Tuesdays at 12:30 p.m., @ Todd Middleton, Year FAMU will host a Weekly Defensive Grad. Asst. RECORD AT FAMU: 5-17-0, 2 Press Conference in Years Galimore-Powell Fieldhouse, featuring Coach Alex Wood. TEAM CAREER RECORD: 30-41-0, 6 INFORMATION Years+ 2016 RECORDS +James Madison, 1995-98; U. of @ Overall Record: 4-7-0 Buffalo, 2014 (5 games) @ Conference Record/ FOOTBALL OFFICE PHONE: WHO YOU ‘GON CALL? Finish: 4-4/ Tied 4th (850) 599-3723 For the latest information BEST TIME TO REACH on Rattler Sports, contact BASIC OFFENSE: COACH: Thru SID Office (850) Vaughn Wilson, director Spread Formation 599-3200/3736 (850) 599-3200 or (850- BASIC DEFENSE: Pro 694-0277, cell), or Alvin 43 Formation ASSISTANT COACHES Hollins, asst. director @ Martin Spieler, Offensive (850) 599-3736 (850-591- LETTERWINNERS Coordinator/QBs Coach, 3rd 7690, cell), or log on to the @ Number Returning Season g official athletic website, (48): Offense (25)/De- @ Theo Lemon, Defensive www.FAMUAthletics.com.... fense (22)/Special Coordinator/Defensive Line Teams (1) Coach, 3rd Season 2017 FLORIDA A&M FOOTBALL MEDIA PAK * www.FAMUAthletics.com 3 Rattler Football Quick Facts @ Number Lost (20): Offense (8)/Defense tackle. (10)/Specialists (2) TE 81-Desmond Noird SR 6-3 STARTERS 230, Sr., Atlanta, GA @ Number Returning (14): Offense (7)/ @ 8 catches, 185 yards, 2 TD; 23.1 average; Defense (6)/Special Teams (1) Long play 43 yards. @ Number Lost (11): Offense (4)/Defense (5)/Special Teams (2) Defense (6) LE 90-Price, Elijah SR 6’3 KEY RETURNING STARTERS 225 Jacksonville, FL/Sandalwood HS Offense (8) @ Led team with 15.5 TFL (55 yards); 34 QB 14- Stanley, Ryan R-SO 6-3 190 tackles (23 solo); 2.5 QB Sacks Pembroke Pines, FL/Flanagan HS @ 128 of 227, 1,358 yards, 8 TDs, 5 INTs; RE 57-Darville, Calvin R-SR Rushed for 351 yards, 3 TDs on 73 carries. 6’5 255 Belle Glade, FL/Glades Day HS @ 46 tackles (28 solos), 6.0 TFL (40 yards), WR 7-Brandon Norwood SR 6-1 4.0 QB Sacks (29 yards) 180 Atlanta, GA @ Third Team All-MEAC in 2016….
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    82nd annual convention of the AFCA. JANUARY 9-12, 2005 * LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY President's Message It was an ordinary Friday night high school football game in Helena, Arkansas, in 1959. After eating our pre-game staples of roast beef, green beans and dry toast, we journeyed to the stadium for pre- game. As rain began to fall, a coach instructed us to get in a ditch to get wet so we would forget about the elements. By kickoff, the wind had increased to 20 miles per hour while the temperature dropped over 30 degrees. Sheets of ice were forming on our faces. Our head coach took the team to the locker room and gave us instructions for the game as we stood in the hot showers until it was time to go on the field. Trailing 6-0 at halftime, the officials tried to get both teams to cancel the game. Our coach said, "Men, they want us to cancel. If we do, the score will stand 6-0 in favor of Jonesboro." There was a silence broken by his words, "I know you don't want to get beat 6-0." Well, we finished the game and the final score was 13-0 in favor of Jonesboro. Forty-five years later, it is still the coldest game I have ever been in. [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] No one likes to lose, but for every victory, there is a loss. As coaches, we must use every situation to teach about life and how champions handle both the good and the bad. I am blessed to work with coaches who care about each and every player.
  • Three Baccalaureate Degrees on 2012 Roster

    Three Baccalaureate Degrees on 2012 Roster

    Three Baccalaureate Degrees on 2012 Roster FAMU Athletics is dedicated The results have been as- Hepburn twice won the Army to its student-athletes, both on and tounding. “We must continue to Strong award last year and is ex- off the field of play. Evidence of show our dedication to our student- pected to have his breakout season. this can be taken from the fact that athletes by providing them with Scott, has been selected for two 40 student-athletes, 15 in football every possible resource to be suc- watch lists in this preseason. The alone, attained their degrees this cessful,” FAMU director of athlet- Stanford University transfer is also past Spring. ics Derek Horne said. an ordained minister. Among the crowd of student- The three graduates will be These three accomplished athletes who walked across the stage enrolled in graduate studies during football players are far from the on Apr.28, were three current mem- the Fall semester. Hartley, received norm in college athletics, but exact- bers of the Rattler Football squad. a bachelor’s degree in Political Sci- ly what the mission of Florida A&M Offensive lineman Robert Hartley, ence, Hepburn acquired a bach- University and FAMU Athletics linebacker Brandon Hepburn and elor’s degree in chemistry and Scott calls for. Congratulations to our ul- nosetackle Padric Scott all met their attained his degree in biology. timate student-athletes for their suc- academic goals. Hartley is a preseason All- cess on and off the field of play. The athletic department made MEAC selection at offensive line. a commitment to the academic suc- cess of it’s student-athletes by devel- oping and staffing the Athletic Aca- demic Center.