BULLDOG FOOTBALL one withachampionshipandthird-runnerup Cheer LtdOpenCollegeNationalsamemorable lege cheerleadingteammadetheir Pembroke were College andtheUniversity ofNorthCarolinaat Tech University whileIowaCentralCommunity Between Unionand Tennessee Tech wasIndiana Tennessee Tech Universitywas ern (S.C.)Universitywasthechampionwhile NCAA DivisionI programs.CharlestonSouth- legiate division. The Top-2 groupswerefrom a third-runnerup Ky.) andfreshman RachelFore(Corbin,Ky.) with sophomoreSashaDavisson(Barbourville, Ky.) andRebeccaMills(Barbourville,Ky.) along quartet featuredjuniors Tara Tye (Williamsburg, lege Stuntgroup,overKing(Tenn.) College. The Myrtle BeachConventionCenter. ish inMyrtleBeach,S.C. coach Heather Wilson. program under thedirectionof MYRTLE BEACH,S.C. Bulldog Cheerleaders To goalongwiththestuntgroup,Unionadded Union capturedthecrownin All-Girl Col- The competitionwasheldMarch15atthe The triptonationalswas the UC Cheersquadholdsown fi at Nationals fth andsixth,respectively. fi nish inthesmallcoedcol- – The UnionCol- fi fi rst fortheUnion fi rst-year head rst-runner up. fi rst triptothe fi n- Fore, RebeccaMillsandSashaDavisson. championship. ThemembersincludeTara Tye, Rachel head coachHeatherWilsonaftercapturingthenational BELOW: StuntGroupposewith MembersoftheAll-Girl runner-up. National Championship.TheBulldogsfinishasthethird their routineatthe2008CheerLtdOpenCollege ABOVE: TheUnionCollegecheerleadingsquadperform WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM • 1 c light in Barbo- fi c light, then go through fi Take US 25E north into Bar- Take 2008 SEASON 2007 SEASON RECORD BOOK COACHING STAFF 2008 OPPONENTS GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL Quick Facts/Contents Quick FROM EAST TENNESSEE AND THE TENNESSEE FROM EAST Contents UC Cheerleaders Cover Inside Front Quick Facts 2008 Schedule This is Union! Review 2007-08 UC Athletics 3 Athletic Staff Directory Athletic Director Media Information 4 Office Sports Information 1 1 21 Facilities 22-23 Affiliations 5 2 4 5 Preview 6-7 Roster Team Player Profiles Reid Head Coach Tommy Assistant Coaches 10-17 18 8-9 19-20 Opponents Information Series Results 34-35 Season Review Game Recaps Statistics & Results 40 MSC Standings MSC Statistics 29-30 All-Conference Team 24 25-28 Records Year-By-Year 31-32 31 33 Coaches Records Results All-Time 38-39 & Individual Records Team 18 Series Records Honor Roll 18 36-37 Inside Back Cover 40 CAROLINAS: At the third traf bourville. Turn urville, turn left (Daniel Boone Drive). right at the second traf The stop. one more stop light and a four-way campus will be one block up on the right. c light and fi ve miles. Turn Turn miles. ve : 0-1-0 (.000) fi rst entrance rst fi 152-205-17 (.429) stop, continue rst four-way and 1942-83 fi ce. fi Jay Stancil and Gene Renfro rst light. Turn right at the light (Corbin Turn rst light. fi *-football not sponsored at UC from 1906-21 *-football not sponsored at UC from 1906-21 straight and the campus will be one block up on the right. turn right. At the turn right. right when the road ends at US 25E south. Continue for approximately 12 miles into right at the Turn Barbourville. into town (just past the shopping center with a green roof). Go to the third traf bypass) and continue for about the All-Time Football Record: Football Record: All-Time Overall Record Since 1984: Record at Home Since 1984: 88-138-3 (.389) 49-59-3 (.455) Record on Road Since 1984: 39-78-0 (.333) Record at Neutral Sites Since 1984 John Gray Knorr Person Bethel Murphy O’Neal Miracle FACTS FOOTBALL Head Coach: Alma Mater: Record at Union/Career: (eighth year) 22-47 Assistant Coaches: John Marco Shaun State ’96 Glenville Travis Chris Reid Tommy Patrick Andre Linn Todd 2007 Overall Record: 2007 MSC East Record/Finish: Starters Returning: 2-3/T-Fourth 7 (defense) 6 (offense), HISTORY FOOTBALL of Football: Year First 4-7 Overall MSC Record: MSC Championships: 1905* and 2 (special teams) (.388) 50-79-1 One (1992) Heather Cole, Taryn Jacobus, Gene Renfro, Jay Taryn Heather Cole, The Advocate, Barbourville, Ky. The REDITS I-75 south to exit C Writing, Editing & Design: Writing, Photography: VSN Photography Esrael of Terry Stancil, Missy Frederick and Printing: The Helmet Project. Helmets are courtesy of the All rights reserved. Athletics. Copyright © 2008, Union College The 2008 Union Football Media Guide is a production of the Union College Sports Information Of I-75 north to exit c light and turn right. fi rst entrance into town fi & at Burch/Nau Field in Barbourville, Ky.; * - Mid-South Conference East & at Burch/Nau Field in Barbourville, Ky.; NION ACTS bold U F TO ce Fax: (606) 546-1286 ce Phone: (606) 546-1236

fi fi CHEDULE UICK stop, continue straight and rst four-way fi game; @ - Homecoming game; All times Eastern; Dates and times subject to change All times Eastern; Dates game; @ - Homecoming game; liations: Mid-South East (fb only)/NAIA fi FROM THE NORTH: FROM THE NORTH: FROM THE SOUTH: IRECTIONS Home Games 2008 S Date Opponent Sat., Sept. 6 Site Sat., Sept. 13 Sat., Sept. 20 Lambuth Sat., Sept. 27 Malone Sat., Oct. 4 Faulkner Sat., Oct. 11 Georgetown* Sat., Oct. 18 Thurs., Oct. 23 Tech* Virginia West Cumberlands* 1 Sat., Nov. Pikeville*# Time Shorter 8 Sat., Nov. 15 Sat., Nov. W.Va. Montgomery, Tenn. Jackson, Barbourville, Ky. UVa-Wise* Ky. Barbourville, Campbellsville* Ala. Montgomery, Belhaven@ Barbourville, Ky. Barbourville, Ky. Barbourville, Ky. 1:30 p.m. Rome, Ga. Va. Wise, 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. Ky. Barbourville, 1:30 p.m. 12 p.m. 1 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 1:30 p.m. 7 p.m. Sports Information Phone: Sports Information Fax: (606) 546-1292 (404) 601-0909 Athletic Of D Sports Information Email: [email protected] Athletic Website: INFORMATION FACILITY Stadium: www.ucbulldogs.com Opened: Year Capacity: 2,500 Burch/Nau Field 1984 President: Athletic Director: Director of Compliance/FAR: Sports Information Director: Larry Inkster Assistant SID: Trainer: Athletic Head Jay Stancil Wilson Darin S. Edward D. de Rosset INFORMATION CONTACT Address: 310 College Street, CPO Box D-22 Clay Butler Athletic Of Gene Renfro 40906 Barbourville, Ky. UNION COLLEGE Location: Founded: Enrollment: Nickname: Colors: Surface: Press Box Phone: Af (PMS 165) and Black Orange Barbourville, Ky. (606) 627-2280 Synthetic sports turf 1,350 Bulldogs 1879 2008 Q left at the end of the ramp and con- Turn 29. tinue for approximately 17 miles into Barbour- right at the Turn ville. (just past the shopping center with a green roof). Go to the third traf At the the campus will be one block up on the right. right at the end of the ramp and go to Turn 25. BULLDOG FOOTBALL 2 •Union College would serveasaunifyingin “Union.” The institutionit for havingnamedtheschool of , isgivencredit 12 andlaterservedasgovernor president ofUnionfrom1910- Black,wholaterservedas to launchUnionCollege. and formedastockcompany of and JamesD.Blackmetinthe community. W.W.Sawyers a collegeintheBarbourville merchandise store,toestablish the ownerofageneral- desks, andJames T. Gibson, Harritt, asalesmanofschool the promptingof Abraham H. progressive citizensfollowed In1879agroupof “designed to Dec. 12,1879,carryingits and providedfortheissuanceof$20,000worthcapitalstock. The LondonEchoof or politicaldifferences. The Articles ofIncorporationweredrawn uponOct.18,1879, British mastiff andotherbreeds,wasusedforbullbaiting anddog The breed,whoseancestorsweredevelopedinBritainbeforethe13thcenturyfrom Union’s athleticmascot,theEnglishBulldog,wasintroducedduringfallof1925. Conference of The UnitedMethodistChurch. been authorizedtoattendthesalebyBoardofEducationKentucky Annual with Mrs.MahalaDowisfurnishingthefunds. The renownedKentuckyeducatorhad to GreenElliott,whopurchaseditforDr. DanielStevensonforthe sumof$4,425 experience severe Unionwasoperatedunderlocalleadershipforthe Virginia.” activities andclubs. organizations suchasmusic,theatre productions,sports,student government,religious through theend oftheschoolyear. Students canparticipateinmorethan 30campus bachelor’s degree from Unionin1966. Dr. Phillip A. Sharp,theco-winner ofthe1993NobelPrizeformedicine,received his boast ofaNobelPrize-winning graduate?UnionCollegecancertainlylayclaimtothat. education leadingtoaMaster’s degree,Fifth-Year Certi offers pre-professionalprogramsthatareaf degree. Minorsarealsoavailableinmanyoftheseprograms. Inaddition,thecollege in 2007.In2008,Unionopenedupanewweight-roomfacility aswell. was constructedatBurch/NauField(football)in2003and syntheticsportsturninlaid courts wereconstructed,whiletheexistingfourresurfaced, andanewpressbox new scoreboardsinstalledandalights,roofgutters installed. Two newtennis 2002 withanewout at Jerry W. Carey BaseballStadium,whileanewwoodenout also receivedfaceliftsaswell. A newbrickbackstoperectedin2001atSandersField Technology Centerandtherenovation ofSpeedHall.Union’s athleticfacilitieshave were theconstructionofStewart-Lyttle Apartments, Sharp Academic Center, Black academic andathleticcenters,theupgradeofexistingfacilities.Projectscompleted and buildingproject.Plansincludedthecreationofnewstudenthousing,expanded an areaadjacenttoUnion’s currentbaseballcomplex. same year. A registeredEnglishBulldog,Mackdiedin1971.Hisremainsareburied living mascotnamedMack.HewaspresentedattheHomecomingbasketballgamethat In1967,the Alpha PhiOmegaservicefraternityofUnionCollegepurchasedthe sports wereoutlawedinthe19thcentury. fi This isUnion! Campus lifestartsfromthemoment thestudentsarriveoncampusandcontinues How manyindependent,liberal artscollegesintheCommonwealthofKentuckycan Union Collegealsoboastsagraduateprogram The collegeoffers graduateworkin Union offers 27majorsintheundergraduate curriculum,whichleadtoabachelor’s During thepastsevenyears,UnionCollegebeganamajorcampusrenovation ce ofJudgeJ.H. Tinsley fi ll along-feltwantineasternKentucky, eastern Tennessee andwestern fi nancial struggles.OnOct.25,1886,thepropertywas“criedoff” fi eld wallin2008.Robsion Arena recentlyhadthe fi rst announcementofUnion,listedthecorporationasbeing fl uence forthecommunityregardlessofchurchaf fi liated withotherinstitutionsandagencies. fi C rst fewyears,butbeganto ENTENNIAL fi cate and RankICerti fi eld fencewasbuiltin H fi ALL ghting untilthese fl oor repainted, fi fi liation cate. fi rst dinners, dances,bon Springfest, lip-synccontests,student including Homecoming,springformal, clubs andorganizations; studentevents Founded arts college Type Activities intramual sports a numberofjuniorvarsitysportsand sports, includingcoedcheerleading, Athletics Center andnewstudentapartments center andlibrary, Academic Resource including ourstate-of-the-arttechnology by fourstateparks;20buildings Georgian architectureandsurrounded majestic trees,mountaingreenery, and Campus Gap NationalHistoricPark Road and30milesfromCumberland range alongthefamous Wilderness foothills ofthe Appalachian Mountain southeastern Kentucky, locatedinthe Interstate 75inBarbourville, Location 21 minors Bachelor ofSciencedegrees;27majors, Academics fi representing 19states,PuertoRicoand Students all faiths however, Unionwelcomesstudentsof Af college inthemountains of network network access;studentsreceive50MB and residencehallsarewiredfor Technology recreation undergraduate students approximately 98percentofUnion’s $2 millionawardedannually to Financial Aid/Scholarships States of themostwiredtownsin United Life MagazinelistsBarbourvilleasone include cabletelevision; Yahoo! 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THE fi res andoutdoor F ACTS : Nearly fi rst WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM fth fi Union College • 3 nish second at the AAC the nish second at nished tied for fi fi nished 21st at the NAIA Swimming and Diving National the NAIA nished 21st at nished fourth at the conference meet fi fi nished 14th at the NAIA Swimming and Diving National the NAIA nished 14th at fi ed for the marathon and he was a Daktronics-NAIA Scholar- the marathon and he was a Daktronics-NAIA ed for fi nish nished second in the AAC Tournament after a third-place regular- Tournament AAC nished second in the fi rst-ever NAIA World Series appearance, World rst-ever NAIA fi fi The men’s team The men’s Championship squad The women’s Championship Team Scholar The Lady Bulldogs were named a NAIA Championship squad The women’s Andre Thornton and Johnnie Nabors were two-time All-Americans Thornton and Johnnie Nabors were two-time Andre Kibert quali Athlete during the indoor and records were broken and women’s total of 43 men’s A outdoor seasons All-AAC performances to The Bulldogs used 15 Junior Sam Lee was a member of NAIA All-Region XII Junior Sam Lee was a member of NAIA team. Tournament All-AAC Lee also played his way to the All-AAC team gave Union two players on the Adam LaTulippe All-AAC honors Region XII and All-NAIA Dudley McKenna earned Union season All-AAC nods All-Region XII and Sarah Driver earned All-AAC player All-Region XII and also was a Tatman Ashley Freshman Tournament Region XII Finished third at NAIA Aaron Dunaway was named to the All-AAC Second Team All-AAC Second Aaron Dunaway was named to the to join the 1,000-point Chris Stunson became the 26th player in Union history club All-AAC defensive team Stunson added a spot on the Team All-AAC Freshmen Michael Hester was a member of the AAC Regular-Season Champions, AAC Tournament Champions and NAIA Champions and NAIA Tournament AAC Champions, AAC Regular-Season Region XII Champions Tournament National Advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NAIA Year AAC Player of the Region XII and Anthony Hill was named the NAIA selections All-AAC total of four Bulldogs were A AAC Regular-Season Co-Champions and AAC Tournament Champions Tournament AAC and Co-Champions AAC Regular-Season Tournament Division II National Advanced to the NAIA and won his 100th game at Union Curry passed the 200 career win plateau Tim 14 Records were broken during the season honors with Brooke Smith earning Player of the Team All-AAC Three earned honors Year Union was ranked as high as No. 20 on January 23 14 Records were broken during the season AAC Regular-Season Champions, AAC Tournament Champions and NAIA Champions and NAIA Tournament AAC Champions, AAC Regular-Season Region XII Champions Tournament National Advanced to the Sweet 16 of the NAIA honors Year AAC Player of the Region XII and Camila Cunha won the NAIA All-AAC selections total of four Union players were A The 48 wins tied the 2006 squad for the most in program history and is the fourth-straight 40-plus win year under Bart Osborne in winningest coach Osborne surpassed the 200-win mark, making him Union’s program history Team First in wins with 17 and was named a NAIA Marty Popham led NAIA All-American with two others earning honorable mentions All-AAC team Four players were named to the In all, 33 school records were broken or tied during the season NAIA Region XII Champions and South Central Super Region Champions NAIA Made 2007-08 Union Athletics Review Athletics Union 2007-08 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • MEN’S & WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD TRACK WOMEN’S MEN’S & MEN’S & WOMEN’S GOLF MEN’S & SOFTBALL (24-29, 10-6 AAC) (24-29, 10-6 SOFTBALL MEN’S BASKETBALL (19-13, 8-10 AAC) (19-13, 8-10 MEN’S BASKETBALL MEN’S TENNIS (16-3, 5-0 AAC) TENNIS (16-3, 5-0 MEN’S WOMEN’S BASKETBALL (25-9, 15-3 AAC) (25-9, 15-3 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL WOMEN’S TENNIS (15-5, 5-0 AAC) TENNIS (15-5, 5-0 WOMEN’S MEN’S & WOMEN’S SWIMMING MEN’S & (48-18, 13-5 AAC) (48-18, 13-5 BASEBALL nished fi eld of play as fi nal victory nal fi and sixth overall for nish in a row fi nish, fi nal contest nal ve fi fi rst time since 2001 season fi ed for the NAIA National Championship. He the NAIA ed for fi in the U.S. nish ever fi six years Union nish in the is the third top- nish fi fi nished fourth at the NCCA Division II National Championship at the NCCA nished fourth fi Brandon Kibert quali All-Region XII honors All-AAC and 145th after earning now sits at 21:48 Kandy Hubbard broke the school record four times which Scholar-Athletes Kibert and Hubbard were 2007 Daktronics-NAIA Union The fourth-place the program Cycling Conference Collegiate won the MidWest Winn Freshman Zach Year Division II Rider of the AAC Regular-Season Champions AAC Regular-Season awards Year AAC Player of the Monica Moreland won the Region XII and honors Year Setter and Freshman of the AAC along with the All-AAC All-Region XII and Stephanie Pateman and Marlee Cooper were selections records were broken total of 12 school A The team was ranked as high as 29th nationally Heather Jaques was named to the NAIA All-American honorable mention list Heather Jaques was named to the NAIA quarter Tournament AAC Union won a Karla Goncalves was an All-AAC player Karla Goncalves was an Union earned 10 wins for the Included in the 10 wins was a AAC Tournament quarter Tournament AAC Included in the 10 wins was a All-AAC team Seniors Patrick Bueno and Dustin Isom were named to the Joey Waters passed his way to the Mid-South Conference East Offensive Player passed his way to the Mid-South Conference East Offensive Waters Joey and numerous school records Year of the four on the offensive Team, All-MSC East First Union put six players on the side with two on the defensive team snapping a The Bulldogs ended the season with a 28-21 win at Georgetown Tigers 23-game losing streak to the Patrick O’Neal made 143 tackles for the single-season record • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • In all, Union had nine team national championship In all, Union had nine team AAC and Region three Union coaches collected Marty Popham, from the baseball squad, and Brooke The 2007-2008 year for Union College athletics year for Union College The 2007-2008 its highest Union posted has been a part of the conference. Also, Union Director has been a part of the conference. AAC was named the 2008 Wilson S. Athletics Darin of Year. Athletic Director of the AAC Championships, one Region appearances, seven All-Americans, 10 conference XII Championship, six three Region XII Players of the Year, Players of the All- award winners, and 13 All-Conference 61 Year, Region XII performances. The women’s as well. awards Year XII Coach of the award, Team Scholar swim team added the NAIA Scholar Daktronics-NAIA four student-athletes were Academic made the CoSIDA Athletes, while two others All-Conference Academic All-America nods Team. went to 23 Union athletes. team, were basketball Smith, a member of the women’s of the Athletes named the Union Male and Female Team All-American First was a NAIA Popham Year. and selected in the 20th round by the Cleveland Player Draft. Smith First-Year Indians during the 2008 award en Year Conference Player of the Athletic Appalachian captured the Allison Fowler received Team. Third All-American route to a nod on the NAIA which represents excellence on the Award the Danny Drinkard well as in the classroom and community. Fowler was also a part of the Union Fowler was also a part of the well as in the classroom and community. and MVP Tournament AAC the 2008 basketball team and was named women’s Year. AAC Defensive Player of the MEN’S & WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY MEN’S & which also marks the best which also marks Sports Academy Directors’ Cup NAIA Standings by Cup NAIA Academy Directors’ Sports All-Sports Walker Duard AAC In the placing 28th. a second-place standings, Union posted Trophy proved to be a memorable one. proved to be CYCLING VOLLEYBALL (34-15, 16-2 AAC) (34-15, 16-2 VOLLEYBALL WOMEN’S SOCCER (7-8-2, 3-3-1 AAC) WOMEN’S SOCCER (7-8-2, 3-3-1 MEN’S SOCCER (10-7-1, 1-5-1 AAC) MEN’S SOCCER (10-7-1, 1-5-1 FOOTBALL (4-7, 2-3 MSC EAST) FOOTBALL BULLDOG FOOTBALL 4 •Union College success onandoff the other projects. facilities inRobsion Arena aswellseveral Nau Field,remodelingofathletictraining installation ofsyntheticsportsturfatBurch/ the footballandsoftballfacilities, facilities suchasanewpressboxesat has begunimprovingthecollege’s athletic Drew, andone daughter, Mara. Barbourville. The couple alsohasoneson, staff asanassistantcoach. in 1996, Wilson joinedtheBulldogbaseball named theschool’s Male Athlete of the Year. the 1994season. As asenior, Wilson was baseball, buttransferredtoUnionprior attended theUniversityofKentuckytoplay 2001. Mid-South ConferenceCoachofthe Year in a 161-106-1recordandwasnamedthe 2003). Duringthatspan, Wilson posted helm oftheBulldogsfor as theheadbaseballcoach,sittingat giving Union23intercollegiateprograms. make aresurgence aftera30-yearabsence, academic year. In2008-09,bowlingwill swimming returnedforthe2005-06 track and while women’s tennis,men’s andwomen’s reinstated assponsoredsportsin2004-05, Cross countryandmen’s tenniswere revived once-dormantathleticprograms. 2003. Academic All-America Team memberssince NAIA Scholar-Athletes andfourCoSIDA Athletic Directorofthe Year. Athletic Conferencein2008astheleague’s events. in nationalchampionshiptournamentsand and LadyBulldogsteamshaveparticipated championships. Additionally, 23Bulldog championships andsixNAIA RegionXII Midwest CollegiateCyclingConference season andtournamentchampionships,three regular- Conference Applachian Athletic the Unionathleticdepartmenthaswon17 Wilson’s tenure.Sincetakingthehelm, Athletic StaffDirectory Union hasenjoyedunprecedented Wilson andhiswife,Patti,reside in After graduatingcumlaudefrom Union The Versailles, Ky., nativeoriginally Prior toacceptingthepost, Wilson served In addition, Wilson hasrevitalizedand In theclassroom,Unionhashad32 Wilson washonoredbythe Appalachian fi eld andmen’s andwomen’s D D of Athletics, Wilsonof Athletics, the school’s Director at UnionCollege. Director of Athletics was namedthe 2003, DarinS. Wilson fi eld ofplayduring ARIN IRECTOR Since becoming In Februaryof fi ve seasons(1999- S.W

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OMEN OMEN 665612 [email protected] 606.546.1728 606.546.1332 heather.wilson [email protected] @unionky.edu WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM the rst in fi ce. fi Union College • 5 Gene Renfro is Renfro, a native of Jay Stancil has Jay Stancil During his career, Sports Information Assistant Gene Renfro beginning his second Assistant year as the Sports Information Director. Tenn., Johnson City, comes to Union after Sports Information Director Sports Information Jay Stancil served as Union Sports College’s Information Director August of 1999. since Stancil has received numerous awards, honors and one rst-place fi Media Information Media Among his responsibilities, Renfro will from Renfro earned his bachelor’s Renfro is a member of both the NAIA- Over the years, Stancil has served as the SID, Stancil has had 11 As Union’s Stancil is a member of the NAIA-SIDA Region Also, Stancil served as the NAIA Stancil is married, and he and his wife, serving six years in the Milligan (Tenn.) serving six years in the Milligan (Tenn.) College sports information of assist in media relations for all 23 of Union’s athletic programs as well as writing releases, compiling statistics, website maintenance and producing and publishing media guides. in sports Milligan in 2005 and his master’s State Tennessee management from East Univeristy. and CoSIDA. SIDA earning 38 NAIA-SIDA Publication Awards Awards Publication earning 38 NAIA-SIDA including three In addition, he placed Best Cover. in the Deadline/ Contest Writing NSCAA in 2005 and third place Game Story Division District S. Stabley Sr. Fred in the CoSIDA’s Contest twice. Writing IV media coordinator for numerous postseason tournaments, including most recently the 2008 Appalachian Athletic Conference baseball tournament. He also served as a for the NAIA member of the gameday staff Football National Championship Game in 2006 and 2007. Academic student-athletes earn CoSIDA honors with four All-America District IV receiving Academic All-America CoSIDA honors. Team Sports Information Directors - the NAIA’s Association and College Sports Information America (CoSIDA). Directors of XII Information Director from 2005-08 and on the NAIA- Representative At-Large is an Board of Directors. SIDA Genople, have two children - a son, Jayson, Haylee. and a daughter, ce fi ed as as ed fi - Pregame - In the event of - In the event - Photographers are ce or another of fi - At most Union College - TELEVISION ce. available. If notes, ce when assist members of the ce will fi fi fi - Any visiting radio broadcasts - STATE/OTHER MEDIA STATE/OTHER RADIO PHOTOGRAPHERS GAME PROGRAMS, GAME NOTES GAME PROGRAMS, TECHNOLOGY PRESS CONFERENCES will be made available before, during and after will be made available before, during and after events. must reserve their seating and phone lines at least two weeks in advance of the covered late-comers are welcome, phone While event. lines and seating can not be guaranteed. For football and basketball, one analog phone line will be reserved for visiting radio, whether previous arrangements have been made or not. asked to stay between the 30-yard line and the end zone for football and in the respective end zones for basketball. 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Athletic Room 107B in the Lakeside College Sports provided by the Union Information Of BULLDOG FOOTBALL 6 •Union College of its Union closedtheyearwinningfour the yearwithafairytaleending. however, theBulldogsclosedout T Patrick O’Neal Waters year’s squad– two glaringabsencesfromlast to bestronger. However, thereare experience underitsbeltandlooks corps in2007,nowhasayearof the defense,whichwasayoung players attheskillpositions,and getting backonthe in, andwe’relookingforwardto that willcarryoverintothisseason. offseason,” saidReid.“Hopefully, excitement justcarriedoverintothe way weendedlastseasonandthat season. team createdattheendoflast capitalize onthemomentum Tommy Reid the 2008campaign,headcoach streak tothe Tigers. College, snappinga23-gamelosing at then-No.17Georgetown (Ky.) season the icingoncakecamein South ConferenceEastmark.But 4-7 overallrecordanda2-3Mid- had sixgames,and Offensive Player ofthe Year. He in beingnamedtheMid-SouthEast yards (3,216)andtouchdowns(27) completions (253),attempts(422), the single-seasonrecordsfor the Bulldogsin2007,setting 13 romp.He yards recordwith518ina50- Waters setthesingle-game passing yards inagame. which hethrewformorethan300 selection, O’Neal time First Team All-Conference with 143stopsin2007. A three- four seasons,cappinghiscareer Bulldogs’ leadingtackler thepast shares 11 programrecords. passing touchdownsandownsor with 7,880yardsand66career Union astheall-timeleadingpasser he matchedthesingle-game mark tackles listwith390. Twice in2007, career secondontheall-time 2008 BulldogPreview After openingtheseason0-5, Union returnsanumberof “We haveahugeclasscoming “We feelrealgoodaboutthe As theBulldogsgearupfor Waters hadacareeryearfor Against West Virginia Tech, Meanwhile, O’Nealwasthe fi nal sixgamesinpostinga off toastorybookbeginning; football seasondidnotget he 2007UnionCollege fi nale witha28-21victory and middlelinebacker fi nished hiscareerat is lookingto . fi nished his fi fi ve inarow, in eld.” Joey year, andthatcanbebene that sawsomeplayingtimelast of asuccessful2008campaign. abilities toleadthewayinpursuit up anddownthe football andcanleadtheteam decisions, takescareofthe to something different, butwe’vegot said Reid.“Eachofthefourbrings how thingsshakeout,” interesting tosee newcomers. job, butthreeare vying forthestarting easy. 66 touchdownswon’t be for over7,800yardsand replacing aguywhothrew signals undercenter. And someone newcalling the Bulldogswillhave For the QUARTERBACK season,” saidReid. us aswepreparefortheupcoming is con challenge fortheBulldogs,yetReid (Ky.) andthenversusGeorgetown. University oftheCumberlands for tackleswith20– are yards. completing 8-of-18passesfor65 appeared infourgamesand time undercenter, having Gure hasnotseenmuch quarterback. Ajunior, Ga.) isthelonereturning at quarterbackand whatthey’re things depending onwhotakesover “We mighthavetoalterafew offensively philosophy,” hesaid. on whatitwantstodooffensively. the teamwillnotdeviateverymuch new quarterbackin2008,Reidsaid going tomatteristhepreseason.” added theBulldogcoach.“What’s along afterthespring. he “feltlike(Brinkley)wasfurther in springpractice,andReidsaid freshmen. Ohio), allofwhomarered-shirt and Bryant Thomas fi Abdul Gure “We haveanumberofplayers “It’s goingtobe Union hasfourplayers Filling thosegapscouldpresenta Also battlingforthestartinggig “We’re notchangingour Even thoughUnionwillhavea “But that’s comeandgone,” Brinkley wasabletoparticipate nd theguythatmakesgreat Mike Brinkley Chris Bethel fi dent inthereturningplayers’ fi rst timeinfouryears, (Scottdale, fi (Cincinnati, Ohio) (Allensville, eld.” (Anthony, Fla.), fi rst against fi cial for coming inandthat theposition a goodclassofwide receivers Reid. half oftheirfreshmenyear,” said Dyer) reallycameoninthelater and twotouchdowns. had eightreceptionsfor108yards yards andthreescores,whileDyer Burrowes catching19ballsfor351 Both playedineightgameswith for theirsophomoreseasons. (Lawrenceburg, Ga.) alsoreturn Ky.) and rank him11 Callahan has76careerreceptionsto during his wide receiveranddefensiveback time betweenbeingaquarterback, All-MSC Eastnod.Havingsplit season inearningaFirst Team Callahan Kyle way issenior group ofreceiverstothrowto. quarterback, hewillhaveatalented Whoever windsupbeingthe WIDE RECEIVERS comfortable indoing.” and eighttouchdownslast 60 passesfor816yards Reid addedthattheteamhas “I reallyfeellike(Burrowesand P.J. Burrowes Leading the Ky.), whohauledin (Covington, Rolando Dyer fi rst twoyearsatUnion, th all-time. (Middlesboro, Mullinax 2007 seasonatcenter, butnow Conley startedthebulkof return untilOctoberattheearliest. is injuredandmightnotbeableto that being set. Yet, therestoflineisfarfrom (Maryville, Tenn.) atleftguard. at lefttackleand Quintin Borders Team All-MSC Eastperformer to havecounton alotofnew on theoffensive line. We’re going the position. Sams ball outoftheback averaging 4.0yardsperrush.He and threescoreson178carries, Springs, Ky.). Park, Fla.)and juniors Union returnsitsstartingtandemin RUNNING BACKS squad. should bethemosttalentedon ranks sixthinprogramhistorywith the slot,”ReidsaidofKelly, who East honor. “He’s probablyour earned aSecond Team All-MSC best all-aroundplayer, kindof Complicating mattersisthefact “We’re limitedinexperience Pollock rushedfor718yards like autilityplayerinbaseball.” (Louisville, Ky.) alsoreturns after rushingfor210yardsanda on43carries. J.D. Conley Junior (Pineville, Ky.) willviefor On oneside,theBulldog OFFENSIVE LINE 1,373 careerrushingyards. Terence Pollock runs wellandcatchesthe offensive linelooksto A two-timeFirst Team (Canton, Ga.)and All-MSC Eastselection, Pollock alsocaught18 passes for164yardsand two morescores. Antonio Drane ran forjust149yards for 317yards. hauled in34passes and twotouchdowns. passing gameashe very effective inthe But hewasalso “He’s agreatblocker, Kelly, meanwhile, Ben Kelly be thebestithas Union returnsFirst Brock Evans (Ashland, Ky.) question marks. been inyears. remain some However, there (Lexington, Ky.) fi eld andoutof (Orange (Cold Cain Joe WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM nd a nd fi Chad Jacob Appleby Jacob Appleby Union College • 7 (Stockbridge, Ga.) will (Stockbridge, The Bulldogs ve road dates. fth time in program history. fi fi “Colby (Wilson) did a good job “Colby (Wilson) The other big change has the divisions having With and Bethel (Tenn.) Georgetown The Bulldogs will have to The Bulldogs will have The Bulldogs will open up on Union will open its MSC East Newcomers Newcomers new long snapper as well. Wilson Wilson new long snapper as well. years but had held the job for four has now graduated. never We for us as the long snapper. kicking had to worry about the past four game in that regard the snapping years,” said Reid. “Long the game, is such a small part of really hurt but if overlooked, it can you.” MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE Once again, the Mid-South a Conference has undergone This season, measure of change. there are 13 teams competing in two divisions with the addition of which Faulkner (Ala.) University, Division. West will be in the University Campbellsville (Ky.) switching divisions as it will join Union, Cumberlands, Georgetown, and UVa-Wise Tech, Virginia West College in the East. Pikeville (Ky.) unequal numbers, teams will play an unequal number of games within the conference with some playing eight and others nine. Union, though, will play a total of 10 games versus Mid-South squads as University it and Lambuth (Tenn.) Still, will meet in the season opener. only the games within the division will count in the standings toward the conference championship. College are projected to win their respective divisions, according to the preseason coaches poll. 2008 SCHEDULE slate Union will play an 11-game for the second year in a row and for the Boyington the positions. compete for the road Sept. 6 at Lambuth before returning home for a Sept. 13 date against Malone (Ohio) College. In all, Union will play six home games and will have one night game on Oct. 23, at Shorter (Ga.) Thursday, College. slate on Sept. 27 when Georgetown comes to Barbourville. (Harvest, Ala.) (Harvest, Ala.) and new kicker the past two seasons and the past two seasons and new kicker again in 2008. will have to break to Lee in a has had 2008 Bulldog Preview Bulldog 2008 Union However, However, to handle (Louisville, Larry Taylor Larry Taylor Jason Buster Jason Buster (Ross, Ohio) can land a (Ross, Ohio) can land Antonio Dishman However, as a team, the Bulldogs However, From 2003-05, the Bulldogs Agbomi had a breakout year in Agbomi had also been a big Littleton has Sophomore Several players could get a all the kicking duties. including Dyer, Pollock, Callahan including Dyer, and Dishman averaged 21.3 yards Ky.). returned return and even per kickoff one kick 85 yards for a score. Late in the season, Pollock showed he could hold his own return kicks, averaging 26.6 yards per return. averaged just 19.4 yards per kickoff return and 7.7 yards per punt return. relied on and had one . and had one tackles, four of which 2007 with 45 loss. He broke up eight going for a recovered two fumbles. passes and with three factor on special teams his credit. career blocked kicks to a converted (Frankfort, Ky.), depth running back, will provide while at the corner positions, Miles started starting safety spot. Miles the 2007 season as a running on 17 back, netting 40 yards he moved to carries. However, year and the secondary during the posted 21 tackles and forced one fumble. TEAMS SPECIAL Special teams are a real area of concern for Reid. Union struggled returning punts and kicks last season, and the team will be turning to a new place-kicker and punter for the third year in a row. shot at returning kicks in 2008, (Orange Jeremy Jeremy (Sweetwater, (Sweetwater, 65 tackles Ty Harris Ty passes. Littleton had 36 stops and two picks, while racked up Young broke up 10 other and tackles, had three Josh Littleton Harris recorded 45 season as a freshman. Terry Young Young Terry Josh Presley Josh Presley (Cincinnati, Ohio) and Junior While Union returns experience While Union returns experience very comfortable in feel “We in return a lot of experience “We Harris and Littleton have been loss. He also had 2.5 sacks, three loss. He also and three fumble forced fumbles Peyton, meanwhile, had recoveries. 3.0 tackles for a loss and 45 tackles, 1.5 sacks. Agbomi Tenn.) is another option for the is another Tenn.) In nine Bulldogs at linebacker. stops – two games, Presley had 25 and one of which went for a loss, sack. the area expertise at linebacker, resides at the outside linebacking positions and not at middle linebacker. the outside our returning players at positions,” said Reid. “They’ve done well for us over the years. But left us with O’Neal graduating, it’s a big hole in the middle.” SECONDARY The Bulldog secondary is as solid as it has been in years with the return of juniors (Monroe, Ga.), Hall, Ga.) and (Waverly sophomore Park, Fla.). said Reid. “Those the secondary,” four have made a lot of plays for us over the past couple years.” mainstays for the Bulldog defense since arriving on campus, while made his presence felt last Young to (New

Patrick (Camden, Michael Depaul Colby Wilson Colby Wilson Michael Gold Jason Hammontree Jason Hammontree (Daytona Beach, ve games last year. Marekus Smith Marekus fi Timmy Goodin Timmy Arthur Johnson Arthur (Lexington, Ky.) (Lexington, Ky.) (Williamsburg, Ky.), Ky.), (Williamsburg, (Erlanger, Ky.), who played Ky.), (Erlanger, Zach Glascock ve games and made 13 tackles. If not at center, Mullinax could If not at center, Junior come “Arthur really started to Also back is senior Reid added that a number of Seniors fi DEFENSIVE LINE DEFENSIVE loss of Despite the faces,” said Reid. faces,” said guard. start at right on toward the end of the (2007) on toward the end of the season,” said Reid. other players could see time on the line, including (Greenback, Tenn.), graduation, the Bulldogs return an graduation, the Bulldogs the defensive experienced group on line. all 11 Smyrna Beach, Fla.) started recorded 29 games last season and and one tackles with 1.5 for a loss sack. Burke in In addition, junior (Baltimore, Ohio) has found a home on the defensive line after starting out at tight end. He recorded seven tackles in Culver Quentin Penn Fla.), Ind.) and Peyton started every game last season and were among leaders in the team’s tackles. Smith recorded 76 stops and a team- best 12.0 tackles for a LINEBACKERS Although it has lost the services of O’Neal, Union returns a veteran linebacking corps. (Lithonia, Ga.) and (Pineville, Ky.). BULLDOG FOOTBALL 8 •Union College 5 o rw R F 58 4 Daytona, Fla./Atlantic 141 Louisville, 5-8 London,Ky./North Laurel Ky./Central Gray, FR Ky./Lynn Camp 49 RB Waverly Hall,Ga./Flint River 48 Darrell RB FR 5-9 DB 47 Gunnar 160 Taylor RB 142 Louisville, FR FR 5-6 6-2 185 190 5-6226 RobBrown46TimBleak 6-0 Ky./Butler FR 45 Coffey JR Lakeland,Fla./Lake Gibson DB 188 DB Tyler44Antonio Lafayette, Ga./Trion Pennington 6-0 RB JR 5-10 FR 43 Drane Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands Loganville, Ga./Grayson Corbin, Ky./Lynn Camp DB 228 JoshLittleton42Michael DB 155 FR Hazard,Ky./Perry County Central 5-6 R-FR 5-9 206 Brandon41Clark Abner 162 5-10 RB FR 163 5-11 40 DB FR Brandon39Mustapha Willis DB Knoxville, 216 198 186 5-10 PaulSingleton38Barrow 5-7 Tenn./Farragut 6-0 DB FR FR OrangePark,Fla./OrangePark FR JacobCrothers37 Ross,Ohio/Ross Cincinnati,Ohio/Shroder 5-10 Erlanger, Ky./Covington FR Catholic RB RB 213 DB 36 202 Gray, Ky./Knox Lakeland,Fla./LakeGibson Central 5-8 160 ChandlerPriest35Torrean Liburun,Ga./Berkmar SR 5-8 DL SO Richmond, JoeRoskopf34 RB Crowell FR DB 5-9 166 Va./Meadowbrook CainSmith33 150 182 5-10 5-8 PatrickBurke32 FR FR OrangePark,Fla./OrangePark 177 DB Terry31 DB Young 6-0 MichaelCorbitt30 SO 223 179 5-10 199 DB 5-9 AlbertPeeden29 5-8 JR Ramer, FR SR RB Wayne28 Hensley DB DB Tenn./McNairy Terence27 Pollock 26 Limestone Harvest,Ala./East RB Versailles, Ky./Woodford County FR 5-6 AlexBrown25Justin 187 157 6-0 Stockbridge,Ga./Stockbridge LeeMiles24Mood RB FR 185 JR 6-0 5-10 23 DB 192 FR 22 Ben 155 Lakeland, Fla./LakeGibson K/P DB 5-9 Frankfort,Ky./FranklinSO County CurtisStrange21LarryKelly Frankfort, 5-8 Allensville,Ohio/Vinton County 166 FR JacobAbbleby K/P 20 TaylorKy./Franklin 162 212 Lithonia, Ga./Redan R-FR R-FR 6-0 187 ChadBoyington19 6-2 County WR QB 5-8 Louisville,Ky./Doss DemetriusHicks18 SR Anthony, Fla./NorthMarion 17 LB ChrisBethel16 15 Middlesboro,Ky./Middlesboro 161 R-FR 6-1 Cincinnati, KyleSasser14Bryant QB 196 QB 5-11 Monroe,Ga./Monroe 185 Area R-FR Ohio/Withrow13 Thomas NewCastle,Ky./Henry County Lexington,Ky./Lafayette 6-2 SR 209 MikeBrinkley12Kyle R-FR DB SO WR 6-0 5-9 WR Cincinnati,Ohio/Western215 Hills 187 DB Scottdale,Ga./Clarkston SR 6-0 MarcusMcGinnis11Callahan 6-0 188 MarekusSmith SO 10 163 167 5-10 P.J. Burrowes LB 6-0 9 JR 222 5-10 JR DB 8 SR Hometown/High DB DanielMoody School LB 188 7 Chris 5-11 Jeremy Agbomi 6 JR WR DepaulPeyton Thomas QB 5 FR Pos. TyWt. Harris Ht. Yr. 5-11 4 3 162 Hopkinsville, AbdulGure 2 Rolando Ky./Hopkinsville 1 WR Dyer No. Name SO 6-2 175 0 ila mte L F 51 25 Frankfort,Ky./Franklin County 225 5-11 FR LB William Smither 50 The 2008Bulldogs Andreakeas Watkins Khambrel Simpkins L F 58 0 Dublin, Ga./Dublin 208 5-8 FR LB D J 51 15 Lauderhill,Fla./Dillard 185 5-10 JR DB Winchester, Ky./George Rogers Clark Palm BeachGardens, Fla./Foundations Lawrenceburg, Ga./CentralGwinnett Cold Springs,Ky./Newport CentralCatholic Russell Springs,Ky./Russell County Covington, Ky./Covington Catholic 9 enNln L R -1 0 Corbin, Ky./Corbin Dublin,Ga./Dublin 309 5-11 Miconopy, Fla./NorthMarion FR Sparr, Fla./NorthMarion DL Baltimore,Ohio/Liberty Union 248 262 6-3 Selmer, 218 6-3 FR 6-1 SeanNolan Tenn./McNairy JR DL FR 222 5-11 DL 99 DL FR DL ShawnHolliman98Neal FR DL 6-0 241 Elizabethtown,Ky./Elizabethtown MichaelGold97Sanders 241 6-3 Jon96 Allen FR MikeBeard95 DL 94 ChanceBoone93Arthur DL JR 5-10 92 Johnson 300 Ne Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands Cincinnati,Ohio/Shroder 167 5-8 FR WR Somerset,Ky./Pulaski County 272 Terry83 6-2 O’Brien PowderSprings,Ga./McEachern 162 5-10 FR 283 Chamblee,Ga./Meadowcreek 82 FR WR OL 6-0 RonnieClaiborne81David WR FR SR AnthonyDavis80 5-11 Arrubla OL 237 5-10 Canton, Ga./Cherokee 172 79 FR Camden,Ind./Carroll Versailles, Ky./Woodford OL County 78 Alex 387 Lexington,Ky./Bryan Station OL 6-4 Travis77Aaron Hemp Cole FR 6-3 264 FR Ashland, Ky./Boyd County JustinMorris76Himes Maryville, OL 318 75 Tenn./Maryville 6-6 OL 317 JR 6-1 BrettCourtney74Brock Cincinnati,Ohio/Lockland Lakeland, Fla./LakeGibson SO 292 6-0 R-FR 297 OL 277 5-11 SO 73 Evans Sebree,Ky./Webster County DL 6-0 OL Kissimmee, QuintinBorders72Steven JR 312 Fla./Harmony ZachGlascock71 Rodriguez OL 224 OL 6-2 298 FR 6-1 JoeMullinax70 6-2 6-0 307 FR St.Cloud,Fla./Harmony FR Jacksonville,Fla./Ed White 69 OL FR OL Independence,Ky./Highlands OL J.D.Conley68Andrew Hazard,Ky./Perry County Pineville,Ky./Pineville OL Liggett MichaelMarket67 221FR Williamsburg, Ky./Whitley County 5-11 5-10 233 180 5-10 SO JesseSmith66 5-11 256 Cherrylog,Ga./Gilmer DL 227 FR FR 5-10 JoeyPeak65 DL LB FR 322 5-11 MichaelCulver64 DL Lexington,Ky./Lafayette FR Michael63 Amadeo 246 Pineville, Ky./Pineville DL 6-2 MiltonPeko62 Tazewell, Tenn./ClaiborneCounty 169 5-10 JR MattKing61 FR 207 Versailles, DL Ky./Woodford 5-10 County Justin60 Willis 211 LB 250 FR 5-10 6-0 Timmy59 Goodin LB FR FR LB MattWhitaker 58 R-FR 280 5-10 Hometown/High LB OL School DarrinGreene57 Wayne56 Hanley MattGreen55 Pos. 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CainSams54 53 Sweetwater, LB JR 6-0 52 Josh 207 Tenn./Sweetwater Presley 51 Jason No. NameHammontree Greenback, DL SO 6-0 Tenn./Greenback 249 0 uni en L -R60 3 DaytonaBeach,Fla./Atlantic Louisville,Ky./Desales Ocala,Fla./North Marion 232 Lakeland,Fla./LakeGibson R-FR 6-0 Covington,Ky./Simon Kenton DL DL 209 148 5-11R-FR QuentinPenn91Eddie 172 5-7 5-11 FR 11 5-11 WR 5-11 FR CorneliusMackey90Johns JR WR FR WR 223 WR Dallas,Ga./PauldingCounty AntonioDishman89 NathanPonzer88 CoryStewart87 157 Cincinnati, 86 5-8 Ohio/Shroder FR William85Lamar McGarvey WR WR 84 TolliverFR 6-1 165 Houston Roddenberry fl ig L R - 24 Fort Thomas, Ky./Highlands 284 6-2 FR OL ing T F 64 9 Ocala, Fla./NorthMarion 191 6-4 FR TE New SmyrnaBeach,Fla./NewBeach Winchester, Ky./George RogersClark Winchester, Ky./George RogersClark Bogota, Columbia/ColegioColombo Americano w SmyrnaBeach,Fla./NewBeach WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM ing) fl Union College • 9 Columbia - 1 INTERNATIONAL PLAYERS INTERNATIONAL BY STATE BY Kentucky - 43 Florida - 20 - 16 Ohio - 9 - 6 Tennessee Alabama - 1 -1 Indiana - 1 Virginia The 2008 Bulldogs 2008 The Pronunciation Guide Roster by the Numbers ing hemp- (alex fl No. Name 1 Abdul Gure 2 Rolando Dyer 4 Agbomi Depaul Peyton 5 Jeremy 9 Marekus Smith 10 Markus McGinnis Simpkins ag-BOMB-ee) 16 Khambrel Boyington (Jer-u-me 18 Chad 26 Pollock Terence Peeden 28 Albert (AB-dool GOO-ray) (RO-lawn-do dye-er) simp-kins) 32 mic-GINN-is) (marr-kiss (cam-bral Watkins Deboris Owens Pronunciation 49 Andreakeas (DE-paul pay-tin) 61 (MER-ek-us Smith) Milton Peko boy-ing-tin) 62 wat-kins) (chad Michael Amadeo (an-dre-a-ke-is 68 Andrew Liggett 69 paul-lick) (tear-ence Joe Mullinax 77 pee-den) Aaron Himes Hemp (al-bert 78 Alex (DEE-bore-is Owens) (micheal A-may-do) (mil-ton PEE-co) (andrew ligg-ett) (joe mole-i-nax) (aaron HI-mez) 81 David Arrubla 81 David 87 Nathan Ponzer ah-ru-b-la) (david (nathan pond-zer) BY CLASS BY Seniors - 6 Juniors - 15 Sophomores - 10 Freshmen - 68 POSITION BY - 4 Running Backs - 11 - 14 Receivers Wide Ends - 1 Tight - 16 Linemen Offensive Kickers/Punters - 2 Defensive Linemen - 18 Linebackers - 13 Defensive Backs - 20 83 -S- -T- -P- -Y- -L- -N- -R- -K- -O- -M- -W- Kelly, Ben Ben Kelly, King, Matt Liggett, Andrew 22 Littleton, Josh 60 68 Cornelius Mackey, 41 89 Market, Michael William McGarvey, 84 66 McGinnis, Marcus Miles, Lee 10 Mood, Justin Daniel Moody, Mullinax, Joe 23 25 6 Nolan, Sean 69 O’Brien, Terry 99 Peak, Joey 82 Peeden, Albert Peko, Milton Penn, Quentin 28 64 Pennington, Tyler Peyton, Depaul 61 43 90 Pollock, Terence Nathan Ponzer, 4 26 Josh Presley, Priest, Chandler 87 34 52 Roddenberry, Houston Roddenberry, Rodriguez, Steven Roskopf, Joseph 72 33 Sams, Cain Sanders, Neal Kyle Sasser, Simpkins, Khambrel 16 53 98 Singleton, Paul Smith, Cain 13 Smith, Jesse 37 Smith, Marekus William Smither, 32 Stewart, Cory 9 65 50 Strange, Curtis 86 Darrell Taylor, 20 Larry Taylor, Thomas, Bryant 48 Thomas, Chris Lamar 21 Tolliver, 14 7 Andreakeas Watkins, 85 49 Matt Whitaker, Brandon Willis, Justin Willis, 57 38 Terry Young, 59 30 Alphabetical Roster Alphabetical -J- -B- -E- -A- -C- -D- -G- -H- ing, Alex ing, 78 fl Abbleby, Jacob Jacob Abbleby, Brandon Abner, Agbomi, Jeremy 19 Allen, Jon 40 5 Amadeo, Michael Arrubla, David 62 Mustapha Barrow, 95 81 Beard, Mike 39 Bethel, Chris Bleak, Gunnar Boone, Chance 94 Borders, Quintin 15 47 Boyington, Chad 92 71 Mike Brinkley, 18 Brown, Alex Brown, Rob 11 Burke, Patrick Burrowes, P.J. 24 45 31 Callahan, Kyle 8 Claiborne, Ronnie Clark, Michael 80 12 Tim Coffey, Cole, Travis 42 J.D. Conley, Corbitt, Michael 46 Brett Courtney, 76 29 Crothers, Jacob 67 Crowell, Torrean 73 Michael Culver, 36 35 63 Davis, Anthony Dishman, Antonio Drane, Antonio 79 88 Rolando Dyer, 44 Evans, Brock 2 74 Glascock, Zach Gold, Michael Goodin, Timmy 70 Green, Matt 96 Greene, Darrin 58 Gure, Abdul 56 54 Hammontree, Jason 51 Wayne Hanley, 1 Harris, Ty Hemp 55 3 Hensley, Wayne Wayne Hensley, Hicks, Demetrius 27 Himes, Aaron 17 Holliman, Shawn 97 77 Johns, Eddie Johnson, Arthur 93 91 BULLDOG FOOTBALL 10 •Union College – Red-shirted… passes for65yardswithalongof21… oas 1 0 -. -3.0 -3.0 -4.0 -4.0 0 0 DidNotPlay 0 0 43-12 43-12 Totals DidNotPlay 2007 16.3 16.3 2006 65 65 2005 0 21 0 21 Year G DidNotPlay Att 418-8-0 418-8-0 Totals DidNotPlay 2007 Yds 2006 TD 2005 Long YPC YPG Year G Att-Cmp-Int Yds TD Long Avg/G oas 410 12 12 222 222 0 30 03 18.5 0 30 03 18.5 41.0 41.0 4 4 Totals 2007 Year PRet 8108 1.0 13.5 8108 Totals 1.0 13.5 Yds 2 40 2 40 2007 Year G Avg/PR Rec TD Yds Long TD KRet Long YPR Yds RPG Avg/KR TD Long (N.C.) onSept.9,2006,returningonefor60yardsandatouchdown interceptions inagamewiththree23-20winatNCAA DivisionIIChowan Defensive Playerofthe Week onSept.11, 2006... Tied aschoolrecordformost Had fourinterceptionsandsevenpassbreakups...NamedMid-SouthConference Team … Appeared in10games,made23solotacklesand38total … 2007 … record forinterceptionsinagamewiththreevs.Cumberlands(Ky.) onSept.1, tackles …Interceptedthreepassesandhad10passbreakups Tied school East First Team … Appeared in11 games, had26solotacklesand45total yards and12kickoffs for222yardswithalongof30 reception wentfor40yards…Returned4puntswithalongof3 108 yardsandtwotouchdowns… Averaged 13.5yardsperreception…Longest oas 14 48 .- 00 -5 7 - 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 17 0-0 7 10 7-95 4-71 3-24 0-0 0-0 0-0 21 11Totals 49 34831.5-2 226 19 451.5-2 102007 23 15380-0 2006 Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf Player Profiles-Returnees 2006 Highlights 2005Highlights: 2007 Highlights: 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights CAREER RETURNINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER RECEIVINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION CAREER RUSHINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER PASSING STATS AT UNION : Namedtothe All-Mid-South Conference EastFirst Lawrenceburg, Ga./CentralGwinnett Monroe, Ga./Monroe Area Scottsdale, Ga./Clarkston : Namedtothe All-Mid-South Conference : Appeared ineightgames,caught8passesfor Did notplay 5-foot-10 /163pounds 5-foot-11 /188pounds 6-foot-2 /175pounds Appeared 2 -ROLANDODYER 1 -ABDULGURE Defensive Back Wide Receiver 3 -TYHARRIS Quarterback Sophomore Junior Junior

2006 Highlights: in fourgames,completed8-of-18 Did notplay against Georgetown (Ky.) … Made 10tackles,3forloss…2unassisted,assistedand0.5sack oas0 00 6 1 95 0 27 117 027 117 19.5 6 19.5 6 0 0 Totals 0.0 0 0.0 DidNotPlay 0 0 0 2007 2006 PRet Yds KRet Avg/KRAvg/PR Yds TD Long TD Long Year DidNotPlay 819 Totals 8 351 19 2.4 18.5 2007 3 38 351 2006 Year3 G 18.5 38 2.4 Rec Yds TD Long YPR RPG tackles, 11 solotackles...De tackles foralossof14yards… and 45totaltackles…Brokeup8passesrecovered2fumblesHad4 11 yards…Recoveredonefumble and 45totaltackles…Had3.0foralossof16yards1.5sacks play yards … Averaged 19.5yardsperreturn… 2.4 receptionspergame…Returned6kickoffs for117 yardswithalongof27 for 351yardsandthreetouchdowns… Averaged 18.5yardsperreceptionand oas 62 55 -3 -4 - 1 - 0 0 0 0 0 1-0 1-0 1 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 2-14 1.5-11 16 20 3555 11 6-23 Totals 15 3045 0.5-3 3-16 2007 5 DidNotPlay 5 10 2006 3-7 2005 Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf Totals 2007 5 5 Year G 5 5 UT 8 8 AT 0-00 0-00 13 0-0 0 13 0-0 0 0 0 TT 0-0 0-0 2-7 2-7 TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds 0 0 0 0 Brup 2-0 2-0 FR-Yds 10 8 FF Saf 1-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 17 22604-14 11Totals 38 18 454-14 0 27 0 0-0 2007 2 2006 6 1-0 11 Year G 4 0-0 15 UT 0-0 AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf tackles and13total…Had2.0foralosssevenyards 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights CAREER RETURNINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER RECEIVINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION fl 2005 Highlights New Castle,Ky. /HenryCounty ected 3passesv…Intercepted1pass Middlesboro, Ky. /Middlesboro Cincinnati, Ohio/ Western Hills 2006 Highlights Lexington, Ky. /Lafayette : Appeared in11 games,made27solotackles : Appeared in11 games,made15solotackles : Appeared ineightgames,caught19passes in : Appeared 5-foot-10 /222pounds 6-foot-2 /185pounds 5 -JEREMYAGBOMI 6-foot /167pounds 6-foot /187pounds 4 -DEPAULPEYTON 8 -P.J.BURROWES 6 -DANIELMOODY 2006 Highlights Defensive Back Wide Receiver Sophomore Sophomore Linebacker Linebacker 2006 Highlights Senior Junior : Didnotplay : Playedin6games…made15 fi ve games,made : Playedin : Redshirt–Didnot fi fi ve games… ve solo WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM : Played in : Played in Union College • 11 2006 Highlights 2006 Highlights Junior Senior : Played in four games …Made nine : Played in four games …Made Linebacker Sophomore Running Back 22 - BEN KELLY Defensive Back 13 - KYLE SASSER 13 - KYLE 6-foot / 192 pounds 21 - LARRY TAYLOR 5-foot-8 / 166 pounds 5-foot-8 / 199 pounds 5-foot-8 / : Appeared in 11 games, playing on special Appeared in 11 : All- : Named as an honorable mention on the : Appeared in six games, made 7 solo tackles Appeared in : Lakeland, Fla. / Lake Gibson Lakeland, Frankfort, Ky. / Franklin County Frankfort, Ky. 2005 Highlights Player Profiles - Returnees Profiles Player Cold Spring, Ky. / Newport Central Catholic Cold Spring, Ky. CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS AT UNION AT CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS AT UNION AT CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights CAREER RUSHING & RECEIVING STATS AT UNION AT CAREER RUSHING & RECEIVING STATS Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf FF FR-Yds Brup INT-Yds Sacks-Yds TFL-Yds TT AT UT G Year 2 0 2 2007 0-0 2 2 0 0-0 11 11 Totals 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf FF FR-Yds Brup INT-Yds Sacks-Yds TFL-Yds TT 0 AT 0 2-1 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 UT 26 G Year 19 2005 1 9 0.5-1 0-0 4 8 7 2006 6 2007 0-0 10 9 34 43 4-9 0 Totals 54 78 6.5-11 0-0 0.5-3 20 24 0 1 0.5-3 0-0 0-0 1 1 0-0 0-0 1 0 0 0 teams … Made two tackles games, rushed the ball 32 Appeared in 11 … Team Mid-South Conference East long run of 48 yards … Caught times for 149 yards and one touchdown … Had a 34 passes for 317 yards with a long of 23 yards … and 26 total tackles … Had 2 tackles for a loss … and 26 total tackles … Had tackles nine solos … Had 0.5 sack … Made eight 10 games … Made 43 tackles, tackles for loss came two (Ky.)… Georgetown against Chowan (N.C.) and against Chowan (N.C.) … Year G Rush Yds TD Long YPC YPG Rec Yds TD Long YPR RPG YPR Long TD Yds Rec YPG YPC Long 3.1 TD 9.3 0.8 23 0 Yds 13.8 26 1 317 83 6 34 Rush 10.1 13.5 19 48 0 1 3.4 4.7 81 G 24 Year 149 32 2006 8 1 56 2007 11 230 48 1 19 26 Totals 2.1 4.1 12.1 400 40 10.0 eight games … rushed 24 times for 81 yards … Rushed for career-high 34 yards for career-high eight games … rushed 24 times for 81 yards … Rushed … caught 6 passes and 1 touchdown for 83 yards Tech Virginia West against tackles, eight solos …Had 0.5 tackles for loss tackles, eight solos …Had 2005 : Named 2006 Highlights Senior Senior : Played in all 10 games… Led : Played in all 10 games… Wide Receiver Wide Defensive Back Defensive 6-foot / 188 pounds 9 - MAREKUS SMITH 9 - MAREKUS 12 - KYLE CALLAHAN Lithonia, Ga. / Redan Lithonia, 5-foot-11 / 196 pounds 5-foot-11 : Named to the All-Mid-South Conference All-Mid-South Conference : Named to the : Appeared in 11 games, made 42 solo tackles 11 Appeared in : ected 2 Passes fl 2006 Highlights Covington, Ky. / Covington Catholic Covington, Ky. CAREER PASSING STATS AT UNION AT STATS CAREER PASSING CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS AT UNION AT CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS AT UNION AT CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS CAREER RETURNING STATS AT UNION AT CAREER RETURNING STATS : Played in nine games …Completed 22 of 40 passes for 358 : Played in nine games …Completed 22 of 40 passes 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights CAREER RECEIVING & RUSHING STATS AT UNION AT CAREER RECEIVING & RUSHING STATS : Appeared in six games, made 18 solo tackles and 22 total tackles … six games, made 18 solo tackles and 22 total tackles Appeared in : 2005 Highlights Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf FF FR-Yds Brup INT-Yds Sacks-Yds TFL-Yds TT 4 0 4.5-34 7-30 2-17 1-41 8 4-106 AT 22.5-79 22 0-0 4 UT 1 1-0 0 0 155 G 18 Year 64 6 2005 91 2006 31 10 2007 26 57 3.5-8 27 42 11 Totals 34 76 12-41 0-0 2.5-17 1-41 0-0 3 4 3-85 3 1-21 1 0 0 East First Team … Named as an honorable mention on the Victory Sports Victory … Named as an honorable mention on the Team East First Appeared in 10 games, caught 60 passes … Team All-American Network NAIA reception of 70 yards … for 816 yards and eight … Had a long per reception and 6.0 receptions per game … Completed 13.6 yards Averaged 12-21 passes for 163 yards and one touchdown … and 76 total tackles … Had 12 tackles for a loss of 41 yards and 2.5 sacks going 12 tackles for a loss of 41 yards and 2.5 sacks and 76 total tackles … Had Had one interception and three fumble recoveries, for a loss of 17 yards … a touchdown … Set the school record for longest returning one 85 yards and a fumble 85 yards for a touchdown vs. Shorter fumble return when he returned (Ga.) on Sept. 29, 2007 … tackles … 3.5 tackles for loss … Made 6 solo tackles defensive backs with 57 season-high 10 tackles against Cumberlands State … Made against Frostburg fumble recovery … along with one forced fumble and 21-yard (Ky.) Highlights Had 7 tackles for a loss of 30 yards and 2.0 sacks for 17 yards Had 7 tackles for a loss of 2007 10 60 816 8 70 13.6 6.0 9 27 0 11 3.0 2.7 3.0 11 0 Avg/G 6.0 9 10.3 2 27 25 2.7 Year 0.7 5.1 13.6 8 0 0 21 2.6 70 2.7 Long 289 18 6 46 2005 110 31 18.3 108 816 9 10 70 14.3 G 60 Rec 2006 Yds 1089 Long TD 76 TD TD 9 10 163 2 2007 10 Long YPR Yds 28 RPG 49 Totals Avg/KR 1.1 16.3 Att-Cmp-Int Rush Yds TD Saf 81 Long YPC Yds YPG 2 FF 216 G Year 25 2.7 16.3 24.0 KRet FR-Yds 38 2005 Long 21-12-1 70 TD 55.4 2006 1 9 40-22-2 Brup 11 163 234-101-11 2007 10 9 173-67-8 Avg/PR 1550 28 Totals INT-Yds Yds 358 4 70 6 65 1029 Sacks-Yds 39.8 114.3 PRet Year TFL-Yds 0 2005 0 0.0 0 0 9.6 0 2006 0 0.0 TT 0 25 0 0 125 2007 13 0 0.0 14.5 0 AT 2 0 29 9.6 0 13 Totals 0 0.0 125 15 0 0 UT 0 0 0 25 G Year 2005 2 1.5-2 0-0 13 17 30 0 1 1 9 2006 0-0 29 14.5 0 2 2 9 0-0 0 2007 0-0 10 1.5-2 0-0 13 20 33 Totals 28 15 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0 0 0-0 2 1-1 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0 2 0 0-0 0 0 0 NAIA All-Purpose Player of the Week by Don Hansen’s National Weekly Weekly National by Don Hansen’s Week the All-Purpose Player of NAIA 8 passes for 153 yards Football Gazette the week of Oct. 2, 2006, after catching carries, completing 1-of-5 and two touchdowns, running for four yards on three quarterback and leading Union passes for seven yards and coming in as a backup Pikeville … Played 7 games on a touchdown drive to seal the 39-17 win over 1,029 yards and six touchdown at quarterback, completing 67-of-173 passes for ... yards and 4 touchdowns … Had 18 rushes for 46 yards …Made 6 receptions for yards and 4 touchdowns … Had 18 rushes for 46 made 30 tackles 13 solo …Had 1.5 tackles for yards …Also played defense, 110 loss …Made 1 interception …De BULLDOG FOOTBALL 12 •Union College oas0 0 . 00 133 0 133 0 42 0 5 21.8 42 0 5 0.021.8 0 0 Totals 0 0 0.0 0.0 0 2007 0 0 0.0 1.8 9.1 2006 0 47 2 Year PRet 16 18 3.00.1 71.8 4.0 Long Yds TD 3 YPR RPG Yds 0 Totals Rec 20 10 Avg/PR 3 26 1 2007 1787183 167 YPCYPG 8.81.0 333 19 Long 47 1373 10 4.265.5 TD 2 4.168.7 G Rush Yds 2006 TD 11 25 26 155 8 65 Long Year KRet Yds Avg/KR TD Long Totals 10 2007 10 10 Year G 00-0 10 00-0 8 0-0 8 0-0 87 13 UT 036 87 21.8 13 4 036 Totals21.8 4 0-0 21 0 0-0 0 0.0 AT21 0 2007 0 0 0.0 0 0-0 Year PRet 0-0 TT Yds TFL-Yds Totals Avg/PR 10 Sacks-Yds 2007 10 G Rush Long Long Rec YPC Yds TD YPR Yds TD YPG RPG INT-YdsYear TD 17 17 40 40 15 2.4 0 15 Long 0 2.4 4.0 KRet Brup 4 1 4.0 0.1 0 4.0 4 1 4.0 4 4 0 0.1 Yds FR-Yds Avg/KR FF TD Saf Long tackles andsixtotal Lambuth (Tenn.), andFrostburg State(Md.) three straight100-yardgamesvs.Belhaven(Miss.)-careerhigh158yards, Team …Playedinall10gamesLedteamwith655rushingyardsPosted 42 yards… 164 yardsandtwoscores…Returned 1,373 careeryards…Hadthree100-yardrushinggamesCaught18passesfor program historytorushfor1,000yardsinacareerandrankssixthall-timewith touchdowns –threerushingandtworeceiving…Becametheninthplayerin in programhistoryasheranfor718yardson178carries…Scored East First Team …Playedin10games,postedseventh-best rushingseason yards …Madeeightsolotacklesand21totalForcedonefumble long runof15yards…Returnedfourkickoffs for87yardswithalongof36 running backanddefensive…Rushedfor40yardson17carrieswitha oas72 4600 - 00 00 0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 Totals 7 7 2007 2 4 6 0-0 2 4 6 0-0 Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf Player Profiles-Returnees 2006 Highlights CAREER RUSHING&RECEIVINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER RUSHING&RECEIVINGSTATS AT UNION 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights CAREER RETURNINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER RETURNINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION : Namedtothe All-Mid-South ConferenceEastFirst Orange Park,Fla./Park Gray, Ky. /KnoxCentral : Appeared in10games,splittimeasa : Playedinsevengames,madetwosolo : Namedtothe All-Mid-South Conference 26 -TERENCEPOLLOCK 5-foot-10 /223pounds 5-foot-8 /199pounds 27 -WAYNEHENSLEY 6-foot /177pounds Ross, Ohio/Ross fi ve kickoffs for133yardswithalongof Defensive Back Defensive Back 23 -LEEMILES Running Back Sophomore Senior Junior fi ve Belhaven (Miss.)…Blockedtwokicks fi games, made29totalstackles,threeforlossof19yards…Madeseason-high made for loss,againstCumberlands(Ky.) … made twosolotacklesand11 totaltackles…Season-highthreetackles,one1 two passes…Forcedandrecoveredonefumble and 65totaltackles…Interceptedonepass,returningit and recoveredone…Blockedkick … Interceptedtwopassesandreturnedthemfor35yardsForced fumbles yards oas1 54 500 - 15 10 0 1 1-0 Totals 2 2007 0 0 1-5 0.0 0 1 0 0 Year0.0 0 PRet 1 6 6 Yds 0 6.0 0 0 6.0 0 Avg/PR 6 Totals6 11 0-0 0 1 TD 1-0 2007 11 25 40 2 65 KRet Long 0-0 Year 1-5 G 25 Yds 40 UT Avg/KR 0-0 65 AT 0-0 TD TT Long TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf 07 02 6 623 - 23 0 - 2 0 0 2 0 3 1-0 1 2-18 0 1-18 5 2-35 5 2-35 0-0 0-0 1-13 1-13 20 65 5-22 10Totals 33 32 362-3 20 16 102007 293-19 13 16 2006 Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 Totals 0 18 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 2007 5 0 11 0-0 0-0 0 27 38 2006 6 4 2-3 0-0 0-0 9 2005 7 13 2 0-0 9 Year115 G 0-0 0-0 9 14 1-1 UT 1-2 AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf ve tacklesagainstChowan(N.C.)…Hadtwoforlossandonesackvs. fi ve solotacklesand14total…Hadonetackleforalossoftwo and 13totaltackles… 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights and 36totaltackles…Hadtwoforalossof3yards 2007 Highlights CAREER RETURNINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION Waverly Hall,Ga./FlintRiver Academy Erlanger, Ky. /CovingtonCatholic Gray, Ky. /KnoxCentral : Playedin : Playedin11 games,made25solotackles : Playedin10games,made20solotackles 5-foot-8 /213pounds 5-foot-8 /160pounds 31 -PATRICKBURKE 41 -JOSHLITTLETON 6-foot /185pounds 30 -TERRYYOUNG 2005 Highlights Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Line 2006 Highlights Sophomore 2006 Highlights Senior Junior fi ve games,madefoursolotackles : Playedinsevengames, fi ve yard…De : Playedinsixgames, : Playedinall10 fl ected WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM : : 2006 Highlights 2006 Highlights Union College • 13 ve games ve fi Junior Junior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore R-Freshman Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Offensive Line Offensive Defensive Line Defensive Line Defensive 67 - J.D. CONLEY 74 - BROCK EVANS 69 - JOE MULLINAX 6-foot / 317 pounds 6-foot / 277 pounds 70 - ZACH GLASCOCK 6-foot-6 / 318 pounds 6-foot-1 / 292 pounds 63 - MICHAEL CULVER 63 - MICHAEL Camden, Ind. / Carroll 5-foot-11 / 297 pounds / 297 5-foot-11 5-foot-11 / 221 pounds 5-foot-11 Canton, Ga. / Cherokee 71 - QUINTIN BORDERS : Played in 11 games … : Played in 11 : Played in : Red-shirt – Did not play All-Mid-South Conference : Named to the : Played in one game, made one assisted : Played in one game, made games … : Played in 11 Ashland, Ky. / Boyd County Ashland, Ky. Maryville, Tenn. / Maryville Tenn. Maryville, Lexington, Ky. / Bryan Station Lexington, Ky. Williamsburg, Ky. / Whitley County / Ky. Williamsburg, Player Profiles - Returnees Profiles Player CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS AT UNION AT CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf FF FR-Yds Brup INT-Yds Sacks-Yds TFL-Yds TT AT UT G Year 0 2007 1 1 0-0 0 1 1 1 0-0 1 Totals 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Played in eight games East First Team … Played in 11 games … Played in 11 Team East First tackle Played in eight games 2006 : Red-shirt 2006 Highlights Junior Junior Junior a tackle ve games, did not record fi Linebacker Sophomore R-Freshman Running Back Offensive Line Offensive Defensive Line Defensive Line 53 - CAIN SAMS 6-foot / 249 pounds 6-foot / 207 pounds 52 - JOSH PRESLEY 58 - TIMMY GOODIN 44 - ANTONIO DRANE 44 - ANTONIO 6-foot-2 / 246 pounds 5-foot-10 / 280 pounds 5-foot-10 / 228 pounds 5-foot-10 Louisville, Ky. / Butler Ky. Louisville, : Red-shirt – Did not play : Played in four games, made one solo : Appeared in a nine games, made 15 solo Appeared in a nine games, made 15 solo : : Did not play … : Played in nine games, rushed for 210 : Played in nine games, rushed Pineville, Ky. / Pineville Pineville, Ky. Pineville, Ky. / Pineville Pineville, Ky. 51 - JASON HAMMONTREE Greenback, Tenn. / Greenback Tenn. Greenback, Sweetwater, Tenn. / Sweetwater Tenn. Sweetwater, : Appeared in : Did not play CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS AT UNION AT CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS AT UNION AT CAREER DEFENSIVE STATS 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights CAREER RUSHING & RECEIVING STATS AT UNION AT STATS CAREER RUSHING & RECEIVING 2006 Highlights ve total tackles … Had one tackle for a loss of four yards … : Did not play fi 2006 Highlights Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf FF FR-Yds Brup INT-Yds Sacks-Yds TFL-Yds TT AT UT G Year 2006 1 2007 4 5 1-4 1 4 1-4 4 5 Did Not Play 4 Totals 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf FF FR-Yds Brup INT-Yds Sacks-Yds TFL-Yds TT AT UT G Year 0 2006 0 0 0-0 5 2007 15 15 0-0 9 Totals 10 25 2-9 10 25 2-9 14 1-8 0-0 1-8 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 tackle and Highlights – Did not play a loss of 9 yards and 1.0 sacks tackles and 25 total tackles ... Had two tackles for of 8 yards ... yards and one touchdown on 43 carries … Ran for a season-high 93 yards vs. on 43 carries … Ran for a season-high 93 yards yards and one touchdown 2007 … Caught three passes for 1 on 17 carries on Oct. 13, Campbellsville (Ky.) yard … 2007 9 43 210 1 23 4.9 23.3 3 1 0 3 0.3 0.3 0 0.3 3 3 1 0.3 0 3 3 1 0.3 23.3 23.3 4.9 1 23 4.9 23 1 Year 210 210 43 2006 Yds 43 Rush G TD 9 YPC YPG Long 2007 9 Rec Did Not Play Yds TD Totals YPR RPG Long BULLDOG FOOTBALL 14 •Union College (Md.) …madethreetacklesvs.Bethel(Tenn.) andGeorgetown (Ky.) 12 totaltackles,twoforloss…RecoveredonefumbleagainstFrostburg State sack …recoveredtwofumbles… and 29totaltackles…Had1.5foralossof7yardsonequarterback 362 17 362 85 17 1 21.3 85 1 21.3 0 Totals 0 0.0 DidNotPlay 0.0 0 2007 0 2006 Year PRet Yds Avg/PR per kick... TD Long ... Returned17kickoffs for362yardsand1touchdown... Averaged 21.3yards KRet 85-yard touchdownreturn,vs.LambuthonSept.8,2007...Playedinninegames Yds Avg/KR the Week onSept.10,2007...Returnedfourkickoffs for146yards,includingan TD Long 07 11 72 157 - 00 20 0 0 0 0 2-0 3-10 0 0 0 0 1-10 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1-6 1-6 3.5-11 16 1.5-7 16 2541 11 0-0 Totals 12 1729 2007 5 4 812 2-4 2006 Year G UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf Player Profiles-Returnees&Newcomers 2006 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights 2007 Highlights CAREER RETURNINGSTATS AT UNION CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION New SmyrnaBeach,Fla./Beach New SmyrnaBeach,Fla./Beach : Didnotplay Daytona Beach,Fla./ Atlantic 2006 Highlights Louisville, Ky. /Desales : NamedMid-SouthSpecial Teams Playerof : Playedin11 games,made12solotackles : Red-shirt–Didnotplay : Red-shirt–Didnotplay 88 -ANTONIODISHMAN 93 -ARTHURJOHNSON 5-foot-10 /300pounds 5-foot-11 /223pounds 5-foot-11 /172pounds 6-foot /232pounds 90 -QUENTINPENN 91 -EDDIEJOHNS Defensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Line Wide Receiver R-Freshman R-Freshman Junior Junior : Playedin fi ve games,made two games,madetotaltackles and seventotaltackles…Recoveredonefumble oas75 - 00 - 0 - 0 0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0-0 Totals9 0-0 4 7 0-0 0 5 2007 5 0-0 2006 2 0-0 3 4 7 Year 0-0 2 G 0 0-0 2 0-0 UT AT TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds INT-Yds Brup FR-Yds FF Saf 2007 Highlights CAREER DEFENSIVESTATS AT UNION Allensville, Ohio/ Vinton County Frankfort, Ky. /FranklinCounty Hopkinsville, Ky. /Hopkinsville Anthony, Fla./NorthMarion Baltimore, Ohio/LibertyUnion Cincinnati, Ohio/ Withrow 16 -KHAMBRELSIMPKINS 10 -MARCUSMCGINNIS Lauderhill, Fla./Dillard 17 -DEMETRIUSHICKS 5-foot-10 /212pounds 5-foot-11 /162pounds Louisville, Ky. /Doss 5-foot-9 /209pounds 6-foot-2 /185pounds 6-foot-1 /161pounds 14 -BRYANTHOMAS 11 -MIKEBRINKLEY : Playedin 6-foot /162pounds 6-foot /215pounds 15 -CHRISBETHEL 7 -CHRISTHOMAS 6-foot-3 /262pounds 96 -MICHAELGOLD Defensive Back Wide Receiver Wide Receiver R-Freshman R-Freshman R-Freshman R-Freshman R-Freshman Quarterback Quarterback Quarterback Defensive Line Linebacker Freshman Junior Junior fi ve games,madethreesolotackles 2006 Highlights : Playedin WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM Union College • 15 Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman R-Freshman Running Back Running Back Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back 6-foot / 188 pounds 42 - MICHAEL CLARK 37 - PAUL SINGLETON 5-foot-6 / 142 pounds 5-foot-6 / 162 pounds 5-foot-7 / 216 pounds 5-foot-7 / 5-foot-9 / 166 pounds 40 - BRANDON ABNER 38 - BRANDON WILLIS 5-foot-11 / 163 pounds / 163 5-foot-11 pounds / 214 5-foot-11 36 - JACOB CROTHERS 5-foot-10 / 206 pounds 5-foot-10 / 200 pounds 34 - CHANDLER PRIEST 34 - CHANDLER Gray, Ky. / Lynn Camp / Lynn Ky. Gray, 35 - TORREAN CROWELL 43 - TYLER PENNINGTON 39 - MUSTAPHA BARROW Loganville, Ga. / Grayson Loganville, Knoxville, Tenn. / Farragut Tenn. Knoxville, London, Ky. / North Laurel London, Ky. Lakeland, Fla. / Lake Gibson Fort Thomas, Ky. / Highlands Thomas, Ky. Fort Richmond, Va. / Meadowbrook Va. Richmond, Hazard, Ky. / Perry County Central Hazard, Ky. Winchester, Ky. / George Rogers Clark / George Ky. Winchester, Player Profiles - Newcomers Profiles Player Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Running Back Running Back Kicker / Punter Kicker / Punter Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back Defensive Back 32 - CAIN SMITH 24 - ALEX BROWN 33 - JOE ROSKOPF 25 - JUSTIN MOOD 6-foot / 186 pounds 6-foot / 187 pounds 28 - ALBERT PEEDEN 20 - CHRIS STRANGE 19 - JACOB ABBLEBY 18 - CHAD BOYINTON 18 - CHAD Lafayette, Ga. / Trion Lafayette, Ga. / 5-foot-8 / 150 pounds 5-foot-9 / 179 pounds 5-foot-6 / 157 pounds 5-foot-9 / 155 pounds 5-foot-9 / Lilburn, Ga. / Berkmar 5-foot-10 / 198 pounds 5-foot-10 / 182 pounds 5-foot-10 / 185 pounds 29 - MICHAEL CORBITT Ramer, Tenn. / McNairy Tenn. Ramer, Corbin, Ky. / Lynn Camp / Lynn Corbin, Ky. Cincinnati, Ohio / Shroder Lakeland, Fla. / Lake Gibson Harvest, Ala. / East Limestone Harvest, Stockbridge, Ga. / Stockbridge Stockbridge, Versailles, Ky. / Woodford County Woodford / Ky. Versailles, BULLDOG FOOTBALL 16 •Union College Player Profiles-Newcomers Palm BeachGardens,Fla./Foundations Russell Springs,Ky. /RussellCounty Tazewell, Tenn. /ClaireborneCounty Versailles, Ky. / Woodford County Frankfort, Ky. /FranklinCounty 49 -ANDREAKEASWATKINS Lexington, Ky. /Lafayette Louisville, Ky. /Central Cherrylog, Ga./Gilmer Daytona, Fla./ Atlantic 5-foot-10 /169pounds 5-foot-10 /207pounds 5-foot-10 /250pounds 50 -WILLIAMSMITHER 5-foot-11 /225pounds 48 -DARRELLTAYLOR 5-foot-9 /160pounds 5-foot-6 /190pounds 6-foot-2 /226pounds 5-foot-8 /141pounds 5-foot-8 /208pounds 57 -MATTWHITAKER 56 -DARRINGREENE 55-WAYNEHANLEY Dublin, Ga./Dublin 47 -GUNNARBLEAK 6-foot /211 pounds 45 -ROBBROWN 54 -MATTGREEN 46 -TIMCOFFEY Defensive Back Running Back Running Back Running Back Linebacker Linebacker Linebacker Linebacker Linebacker Linebacker Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Winchester, Ky. /George RogersClark Hazard, Ky. /PerryCountyCentral Versailles, Ky. / Woodford County Independence, Ky. /Highlands Sebree, Ky. / Webster County Lakeland, Fla./LakeGibson Jacksonville, Fla./Ed White Cincinnati, Ohio/Lockland Kissimmee, Fla./Harmony St. Cloud,Fla./Harmony 72 -STEVENRODRIGUEZ 5-foot-10 /227pounds 5-foot-10 /233pounds 5-foot-10 /256pounds 5-foot-11 /180pounds 5-foot-11 /322pounds 62 -MICHAELAMADEO 66 -MICHAELMARKET 73 -BRETTCOURTENY 6-foot-4 /387pounds 6-foot-2 /307pounds 6-foot-2 /312pounds 6-foot-1 /223pounds 68 -ANDREWLIGGETT 6-foot /298pounds 59 -JUSTINWILLIS 61 -MILTONPEKO 65 -JESSESMITH 60 -MATTKING 64 -JOEYPEAK Defensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Line Linebacker Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM Union College • 17 Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Wide Defensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Line Defensive Line 95 - JON ALLEN 99 - SEAN NOLAN 94 - MIKE BEARD 6-foot / 241 pounds 98 - NEAL SANDERS 92 - CHANCE BOONE Corbin, Ky. / Corbin Corbin, Ky. Dublin, Ga. / Dublin 87 - NATHAN PONZER 85 - LAMAR TOLLIVER 85 - LAMAR 6-foot-3 / 248 pounds 6-foot-1 / 218 pounds 6-foot-1 / 165 pounds 6-foot-1 / 5-foot-7 / 148 pounds 6-foot-3 / 241 pounds 5-foot-11 / 222 pounds / 222 5-foot-11 / 309 pounds 5-foot-11 5-foot-11 / 209 pounds 5-foot-11 97 - SHAWN HOLLIMAN Selmer, Tenn. / McNairy Tenn. Selmer, 89 - CORNELIUS MACKEY Ocala, Fla. / North Marion Cincinnati, Ohio. / Shroder Cincinnati, Miconopy, Fla. / North Marion Miconopy, Fla. / North Marion Miconopy, Covington, Ky. / Simon Kenton / Simon Covington, Ky. Elizabethtown, Ky. / Elizabethtown Elizabethtown, Ky. Player Profiles - Newcomers Profiles Player BRIEN ’ Senior Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Freshman Tight End Tight Wide Receiver Wide Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Wide Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Offensive Line Offensive Line Offensive Offensive Line Offensive 76 - TRAVIS COLE 77 - AARON HIMES 6-foot / 283 pounds 82 - TERRY O 81 - DAVID ARRUBLA 79 - ANTHONY DAVIS 75 - JUSTIN MORRIS 75 - JUSTIN 78 - ALEX HEMPFLING 5-foot-8 / 157 pounds 5-foot-8 / 167 pounds 6-foot-4 / 191 pounds 6-foot-2 / 284 pounds 6-foot-2 / 272 pounds 6-foot-3 / 264 pounds 5-foot-11 / 172 pounds / 172 5-foot-11 5-foot-10 / 162 pounds 5-foot-10 / 237 pounds 5-foot-10 80 - RONNIE CLAIBORNE 84 - WILLIAM MCGARVEY Cincinnati, Ohio / Shroder Ocala, Fla. / North Marion Fort Thomas, Ky. / Highlands Thomas, Ky. Fort Fort Thomas, Ky. / Highlands Thomas, Ky. Fort Dallas, Ga. / Paulding County 83 - HOUSTON RODDENBERRY Chamblee, Ga. / Meadowcreek Chamblee, Somerset, Ky. / Pulaski County Somerset, Ky. Powder Springs, Ga. / McEachern Powder Springs, Ga. Winchester, Ky. / George Rogers Clark / George Ky. Winchester, Bogota, Colombia / Colegio Colombo Americano Bogota, Colombia / Colegio Colombo BULLDOG FOOTBALL 18 •Union College Barbourville. fame. County (Ohio)HighSchool Athletic Hallof of GlenvilleState’s playoff teamin1994. championship gamein1993andwasamember helped GlenvilleStatetotheNAIA DivisionI earning All-Conference First Team honors.Reid junior seasons.Hehadasolidseniorcampaign, Honorable Mentionfollowinghissophomoreand starter, beingnamedan All-Conference Glenville State(W.Va.) College,hisalmamater. arrival inBarbourville,Reidcoachedoneyearat joined thestaff asagraduateassistant.Beforehis been atUnionsincethe1996seasonwhenhe teams coordinatorfortwo-plusseasons.Hehas as theteam’s defensivecoordinatorandspecial assistant athleticdirector. and theoffensive linecoach.Healsoservesthe UnionDepartmentof Athletics asan Mid-South ConferenceFirst Team underReid’s watch. three othersashonorablementions. Additionally, 21playershavebeennamedtothe landing ontheSecond Team, onemakingthe Third Team, twoontheFourth Team and Football Gazette.Eightplayerswerehonoredby Victory SportsNetworkwithtwo earning NAIA All-American Honorable MentionsinDonHansen’s National Weekly Gazette. Additionally, threemorewereselectedforthe Third Team with16more Reid ismarriedtotheformerJenniferPatterson,andcouple residesin In2004,Reidwasinductedintothe Vinton At GlenvilleState,Reidwasathree-year Prior tobecomingtheheadcoach,Reidserved In additiontotheheadcoachingduties,Reidisteam’s offensive coordinator Head CoachTommyReid ra il :19-1 4-20-0(.167) 22-47-0(.319) 1-5(.167) 17-32-1(.350) 9-11-0 (.450) 34-25-1(.575) 5-5-1(.500) 3:1999-01 8-14-1(.370) 46-33-12(.571) 7:2001-present 4-11-0 (.267) 5:1994-98 6:1988-93 2:1986-87 1:1984 2:1984-85^ 13:1929-41 Total 46 3:1926-28 Tommy Reid 2:1924-25 Brian Hill Tuck Woolum Matt Ballard John Ross 156-212-17 Bob Shackleford John Pate J.R. Bacon John Wolfe T.M. Funk Coach Year(s) Record (.427)** ^-Bob Shackleford coachedthe games ofthe2001 season;**-Includesthe1905,1922 and 1923records. American byDonHansen’s National Weekly Football while twootherswerenamedaNAIA First Team All- All-American HonorableMentionsduringhistenure, 22-47 overallrecord.ReidhashadtwoplayersearnNAIA the 46-yearhistoryofprogram. and heisthe10thdifferent persontoleadtheteamduring Union reinstatedfootballasasponsoredsportin1984, season overallwiththeprogram. head footballcoach, Tommy Reidisbeginninghis13th fi C nal gameofthe1984season;^^-Tommy Reidcochedthe OACHING As theBulldogs’ headcoach,Reidhascompiledan Reid istheseventhheadcoachforBulldogssince Entering hisseventhfullseasonastheUnionCollege R ECORDS

AT U NION fi nal six 1984 1-6-0 1942-1983 -NoFootballatUnion J.R. Bacon 1941 1-4-0 J.R. Bacon 1940 5-1-1 J.R. Bacon 1939 3-3-1 J.R. Bacon 1938 3-4-0 J.R. Bacon 1937 4-3-0 J.R. Bacon 1936 3-3-2 J.R. Bacon 1935 3-1-2 J.R. Bacon 1934 5-0-2 J.R. Bacon 1933 4-1-1 J.R. Bacon 1932 2-3-2 J.R. Bacon 1931 2-6-0 J.R. Bacon 1930 6-2-0 J.R. Bacon 1929 5-2-1 John Wolfe 1928 4-4-0 John Wolfe 1927 2-5-0 John Wolfe 1926 2-5-1 T.M. Funk 1925 2-5-0 T.M. Funk 1924 2-6-0 None* 1923 4-3-1 None* 1922 2-4-0 1906-1921 -NoFootballatUnion None* 1905 1-2-0 Head Year Record Coach #-MSC Co-Champion Tommy Reid 2007 4-7-0 Tommy Reid 2006 3-7-0 Tommy Reid 2005 4-6-0 Tommy Reid 2004 4-7-0 Tommy Reid 2003 4-7-0 Tommy Reid 2002 2-8-0 2001 2-7-0 Brian Hill 2000 3-7-0 Brian 1999 0-11-0 Hill Tuck 1998 0-10-0 Tuck Woolum Woolum 1997 2-8-0 Tuck Woolum 1996 1-9-0 Tuck Woolum 1995 7-2-1 Tuck Woolum 1994 7-3-0 Matt Ballard 1993 5-5-0 Matt 1992 8-2-0# Matt Ballard Ballard 1991 6-4-0 Matt Ballard 1990 5-5-0 Matt Ballard 1989 4-5-1 Matt Ballard 1988 6-4-0 John Ross 1987 2-8-0 John Ross 1986 7-3-0 Bob Shackleford 1985 5-4-1 Y EAR - BY -Y EAR Brian Hill/Tommy Reid John Pate/BobShackleford R ECORDS WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM EAMS T PECIAL /S Union College • 19 ECEIVERS R IDE /W ACKS NORR ERSON B was the running rst time, Knorr fi K P Shaun Person is in his fourth season During his tenure as the running 2004 graduate of Union, Person A Marco Knorr is entering his fourth is entering his fourth Marco Knorr ARCO UNNING UARTERBACKS HAUN R S as a member of the Bulldog coaching directing the running and will be staff backs. backs coach, Person has had one back amass over 1,300 yards. Q M the consecutive, with season -- third a span of although there was Bulldogs, years of service two years between his again be the at Union. He will once receivers coach quarterbacks and wide adding special for the 2008 squad while teams to his duties Bulldog Coaching Staff Coaching Bulldog Person is a native of Brantley, Ala. Person is a native of Brantley, Prior to returning to Union, Knorr spent 2005 as the running Union, Knorr spent 2005 as the running Prior to returning to coordinator. passing game the Bulldogs’ In 2004, he served as the Before coming to Union University and Knorr played two seasons for Urbana (Ohio) and his M.S. in 2002 Tech WVU He received his B.S. from The couple has Knorr is married to the former Kellie Smith. nished his career at West Virginia University Tech. At Urbana, Tech. University Virginia West nished his career at was a four-year member of the Bulldog football squad as a wide was a four-year receiver and was a team captain in 2003. back coach of the Colonge Centurions of NFL Europe. In spring Centurions of NFL back coach of the Colonge both the running back coach and the of 2006, he served as of the Centurions. special teams coordinator University for two seasons. He Wesleyan back coach at Illinois coaching on the Kiel also spent time in Germany playing and Hurricanes, a semi-pro team. fi and named All-Conference selection Team he was a Second NAIA Football Gazette’s Weekly National to Don Hansen’s as an honorable mention in 1999. Knorr Team All-American while at Award Senior-Scholar WVIAC received 2002 BB&T WVU Tech. from Illinois State University in 2004. Isabella. one daughter, fth fi INEBACKERS /L OORDINATOR INE L C INN RAY L G John Gray is beginning his The Union defense limited opponents native received his The Danville, Ky. Andre Linn is entering his eighth is entering his eighth Andre Linn year in a row This marks the sixth EFENSIVE EFENSIVE NDRE OHN D J season at Union, serving as the defensive line coach. In 2004, he headed up the linebacking corps. to 232 points in 2006 - the 10th lowest point total allowed in program history. season as an assistant of the Bulldog an assistant of the Bulldog season as football team. as the team’s that Linn has served In 2006, the defenisve coordinator. Team three First Bulldog defense had as it held All-Conference selections D A he served as the defensive line rst two seasons, fi After directing the defensive backs in 2007, Linn returns to After directing the defensive backs in 2007, spent two seasons as Prior to coming to Union in 2001, Linn Accounting from Juniata in 1998 Linn received his B.S. in Amy Jo Killion. Linn is married to the former During his Bachelor’s from the University of Tennessee at Martin in August at Martin in Tennessee from the University of Bachelor’s of 2004. He played four seasons (1999-03) for the Skyhawks and was a team captain in 2003. coach before coaching the linebackers and being named the the linebackers and being named the coach before coaching in 2003. In 2004, Linn was again the defensive coordinator along with coaching the defensive backs. defensive coordinator during the 2005 and manning the linebackers, a duty he held 2006 campaigns. College. He (Va.) the defensive line coach at Randolph Macon line as the offensive spent one season at Juniata (Penn.) College coach. the Eagles, earning First and started three and a half seasons for received his M.A. in All-Conference honors in 1997. He Team Education in 2002 from Union. opponents to just 232 points - the 10th lowest point total allowed points - the 10th lowest point total allowed opponents to just 232 in program history. BULLDOG FOOTBALL 20 •Union College Team memberin2004. Conference Eastselection.HewasaSecnod Team All-MSC career. 6.5 sacks, amassed 194totaltackleswith20.5goingforaloss.Healsohad from 2001-05,missingthe2002seasonduetoinjury. Bethel Team. Magazine Scholar-Athlete honorstwiceandlandingthe2007 All-Conference Team threetimes,earningDaktronics-NAIA NAIA DefensivePlayerofthe Week once. All-American Second Team. HealsowasnamedaMSCand O’Neal wastwicenamedtothe marking the Union uniformastheBulldogsdefeatedGeorgetown 28-21, mark with20.O’Nealrecorded20stopsinhis season tacklesrecordwith143whiletwicetyingthesingle-game leading tacklerwith390totaltackles.In2007,hesetthesingle- Bethel isanativeof Allensville, Ohio. In 2005,BethelwastabbedasaFirst Team All-Mid-South Bulldog CoachingStaff O’Neal isanativeofLula,Ga. O’Neal alsoexcelledintheclassroom,making Academic A three-time All-Mid-South ConferenceFirst Team selection, fi CoSIDA Football Academic All-America Second CoSIDAFootball AcademicAll-America ve fumblerecoveriesandthreeinterceptionsinhis fi rst timeUnionbeatthe Tigers since1938. T D proli safeties. he willberesponsiblefordirectingthe season ontheBulldogcoachstaff as P S as alinebackerheplayedforUnion Bethel helpedanchortheteam’s defense safeties. defensive backs. season andwillcoachtheUnion starter atlinebacker, O’Neal career astheprogram’s secondall-time RAVIS ATRICK AFETIES EFENSIVE O’Neal recentlycompletedavery Patrick O’Nealisenteringhis A In 2007,Bethelheadedupthe Travis Bethelisbeginninghissecond fi fi ve-year memberoftheBulldogs, B c careeratUnion. A four-year O Victory SportsNetwork ETHEL B ’ N ACKS EAL fi nal gameina ESPN the fi nished his NAIA fi rst tenure andwasnamedtheBestOffensive Lineman. Miracle earned All-District and All-Region honorsduringhis at BellCounty(Ky.) High School. A graduateofBellCounty, downs (248). most passingyards(3,461),touchdowns(27)and Miracle isanativeofPineville,Ky. Murphy originallyhailsfromLouisville,Ky. Miracle spentfouryearsasanassistant ends. the 2006campaign,directingtight coaching staff. season asamemberoftheBulldog T S set numerousoffensive recordssuchas the wayupfrontasUnionoffense offensive line.In2007,hehelpedlead Murphy wasavitalmemberofthe as hewillassistwiththeoffensive line. fi C O rst seasonontheUnioncoachingstaff ODD TUDENT HRIS FFENSIVE No strangertocoachingorthegame, Miracle wasamemberofthestaff for Todd Miracleisenteringhissecond A four-year memberoftheBulldogs, Chris Murphyisembarkingonhis M M A IRACLE URPHY L SSISTANT INE fi rst WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM l nal fi ogs Union College • 21 5,000 eld, it would be possible for nearly fi ACILITY F OOM R Burch/Nau Field at Union Stadium Union at Field Burch/Nau EIGHT W Union College student-athletes have a new state-of-the-art wellness Union College student-athletes have a new The revamped weight-room facility is open to all Union students as The weight-room portion features 10 power racks with platforms and The cardio area is home to Soldiers and Sailors was ve pounds to 120 pounds. OLLEGE center to help train in and out of season. The renovation of the lower level The renovation center to help train in and out of season. of Soldiers and Sailors Center was completed in the spring of 2008 and features two areas, a weight-room and cardio area. during designated times. well as faculty and staff Also located in the weight room are leg extension 420 pounds per station. and leg curl combo machines, pull down and preacher curl areas. In addition, the weight room houses dip racks and free weights ranging from fi treadmills, elliptical and stationary bikes along with additional free weights from three to 50 pounds. C eld. The eld. fi NION U HE T turf will not only elds, the new fi rst time in 43 years. fi eld for the fi eld was named in Mr. Burch and Mr. Nau’s honor during the 1991 Homecoming ceremonies. honor during the 1991 Homecoming Nau’s Burch and Mr. eld was named in Mr. eld is named in honor of two of Union’s alums and football heroes - Mr. Ossie Burch heroes - Mr. alums and football Union’s eld is named in honor of two of fi fi rst indoor pool in the state of Kentucky. In the early 1960s, a new gymnasium (Robsion rst indoor pool in the state of Kentucky. fi Atop the home-side grandstand rests a recently constructed press box, completed prior to the 2003 season. The press box is two- recently constructed press box, completed prior to the 2003 season. Atop the home-side grandstand rests a shop in the fall of 1973, and it Part of the basement area was converted into a coffee The in the heart of the Union College campus and is surrounded by the beautiful Burch/Nau Field at Union Stadium is nestled Nau was a 1941 graduate and was a four-year member of the Bulldog football team. From 1937-40, Nau helped Union to a 15-11- member of the Bulldog football team. From 1937-40, Nau Nau was a 1941 graduate and was a four-year Hall of Fame in 1990. Athletic the Union College Both Burch and Nau were inducted into unti it wasn’t II, and War World the 1941 season as the United States entered into The football program was suspended following Burch/Nau Field at Union Stadium has been the home of has been the Field at Union Stadium Burch/Nau the years, the same over has remained relatively The facility seasons the past few years, Plagued by rainy football Sports Vescio’s Installed by The 1934, Burch Bulldog teams, guiding Union to a 14-4-7 record during that time. In Burch, a 1937 graduate, played on the 1932-35 people to be in attendance to cheer on the Bulldogs. people to be in attendance to cheer on the on the lower level. room upstairs and the press and game-day staff housing the coaching boxes and videotaping story, gymnasium. It contained a swimming pool in the constructed in 1919 as the College’s The pool was basement and at the time of its construction was considered “state-of-the-art.” the It was renamed Arena) was built, and the old gym was turned over to the Drama Department. Arts Center (DAC), and the gymnasium was converted into a stage. the Dramatic building was remained that way throughout the 1970s. For a period of time in the ‘80s, the Intramural closed because of structural problems. It was reinforced and re-opened as the shop was cleaned up and was used as Center in 1990. In 1994, the area once used as a coffee Center. Wellness a recycling center before being renovated for the new mountains of southeastern Kentucky. In the south end zone sits the Bulldogs large scoreboard. The grandstand areas on the home scoreboard. the south end zone sits the Bulldogs large In mountains of southeastern Kentucky. with all the open spaces around the however, and visiting sides can hold 2,500 fans; four games resulting in shutouts of the Bulldog defense. four games resulting in shutouts of the came during senior year as the Bulldogs went 5-1-1 in 1940. 2 record. His greatest season of success the Bulld Support began to grow for revitalizing the football program, and in 1984, the early 1980s that the sport was revived. took the host all of the Bulldog home football games but also all of home football games but also all of host all of the Bulldog The “UC” home soccer matches. Bulldog and Lady Bulldog head painted at the center of the logo with the bulldog Union since the program was reinstated as a the program was reinstated football since Union College sport in 1984. school-sponsored synthetic summer of 2007 when changed during the but that all was installed. sports grass taken natural grass surface had continually Burch/Nau Field’s of repairing the turf yearly began a beating, and the cost Trustees’ the Union College Board of to mount. But with on the nearly $1 million project. approval, Union took end zones are orange with Union painted white and outlined in with Union painted white and outlined end zones are orange are highligted in white, while the markings for soccer The football yard lines are inlaid black. black. Burch and Nau the gridiron together, Although the two never played on Bill Nau. and Mr. the Bulldog football program in the early 1980s. teamed up with many others to help revive life into the once dormant Union College football Not only were they instrumental in breathing greats in their own right. program, but Burch and Nau were gridiron with the its only undefeated season. Union outscored its opponents 79-21 that year helped Union to a 5-0-2 mark, giving Union BULLDOG FOOTBALL 22 •Union College *-Af West Virginia TechMontgomery,...... W. Va. University of Virginia at Wise* ...... Wise, Va. Union College*...... Barbourville, Ky. Shorter College*...... Rome,Ga. Pikeville College...... Pikeville,Ky. Lambuth University...... Jackson, Tenn. ...... Columbia,Ky. ...... Georgetown, Ky. *...... Montgomery, Ala. University oftheCumberlands... Williamsburg, Ky. *...... Lebanon, Tenn. Campbellsville University...Campbellsville,Ky. Bethel College*...... McKenzie, Tenn. Belhaven College*...... Jackson,Miss. and volleyball;Co-ed-cheerleading. cross country, golf,soccer, softball,tennis soccer andtennis; Women -basketball, basketball, crosscountry, football,golf, the followingsports:Men-baseball, athletic competitionamongtheirstudents. that maximizestheopportunitiesfor extensive campusbasedsportsprograms Conference recognizesthevalueof athletic competition,theMid-South pursuits ofstudentathletes. ensures aproperbalanceintheacademic is uniqueamongathleticconferencesand “hands on”roleofeachschool’s president the commissioner. This administrative oversees theconferenceandof on theBoardofDirectorswhichdirectly championships in15sports. competition formenandwomen,offering is uniqueinitsbroadbasedathletic of similarinstitutions. The conference effectively merged theathleticpursuits their entiresportsprograms. The move to serveasthecompetitivebasefor Tenn., formedtheMid-SouthConference member schools,meetinginNashville, Championships areawardedin True toitscommitment tobroadbased The presidentofeachschoolserves On April 24,1995,thepresidentsof The Mid-SouthConference fi liate Member, FootballOnly M EMBER S CHOOLS fi ce of 7. West Virginia Tech 6. Campbellsville 5. Pikeville 4. Union 3. Virginia-Wise 2. Cumberlands(Ky.) 1. Georgetown College, UVa-Wise, andGeorgetown University oftheCumberlands,Bethel year infootballlastfall.Fourteams-the favorite intheEast. College wastabbedasthepreseason the coaches’ favorite,whileGeorgetown the West, BethelCollegewaschosenas Mid-South, isvotedonbythecoaches.In in boththe West andEastDivisionofthe by theMSC. The poll,whichranksteams Football PreseasonPollhasbeenreleased 1995 —Lambuth 1996 —Lambuth 1997 —Campbellsville 1998 —Georgetown, NorthGreenville 1999 —Georgetown 2000 —Georgetown 2001 —Georgetown 2002 —Georgetown 2003 —Georgetown, Lambuth 2004 —Georgetown —Bethel(West) 2005 —Georgetown (East) —Bethel(West) 2006 —Georgetown (East) —Bethel(West) 2007 —Cumberlands,UVa-Wise (East) The Mid-Southhadanotherbanner The 2008Mid-SouthConference Week 11 Week 10 Week 9 Week 8 Special Week 7 Week 6 Week 5 TeamsWeek 4 Week 3 Defense Week 2 Week 1 Offense ad ipadWs JmsHlyWs MichaelHinson-Cumberland Wilson-Belhaven Michael Julian Tyler-Bethel JamesHaley-Wise CameronAchord-Belhaven GraylinAllison-Belheaven Hunter Meade-Cumberlands RandyHippeard-Wise MosesCochran-Cumberlands Travis North-Pikeville Chris Honeycutt-Cumberlands GabeGuthrie-Georgetown RonnieJankovich-Bethel LukasGonzales-Shorter AllenErvin-Lambuth MattRich-Belhaven Brian Abshire-Cumberlands RandyHippeard-Wise Ricky Walker-Cumberlands James Haley-Wise G Joey Waters-Union Patrick O’Neal-Union Patrick Joey Waters-Union Joey Waters-Union Joey Waters-Union Joey Waters-Union East Division EORGETOWN 2007 M M o erwGogtw KyleChilton-Pikeville JoeBerrow-Georgetown Matt Hickman-Cumberland Y ID WIN EARLY -S ID OUTH MSCF -S Marekus Smith-Union , B C ONFERENCE OUTH OOTBALL ETHEL .Blae 6. Faulkner 5. Lambuth 4. Cumberland(Tenn.) 3. Belhaven 2. Shorter 1. Bethel Division. in theEastDivisionandsix West teams intheleaguewithsevenschools with Wise). (Cumberlands sharedthetitleinEast champions oftheirrespectivedivsions a shareofthe Tom Dowling Trophy as National Playoffs afterwinningatleast Bethel Wildcats bothadvancedtothe season. The CumberlandsPatriotsand NAIA Top 25overthecourseof College wereconsistentlyrankedinthe 1987 —Cumberland(KY),Evansville, & Georgetown 1988 —Cumberland(KY) 1989 —Georgetown 1990 —Georgetown 1991 —Georgetown divisions, awarding achampionshipineach. ships. In2005,the conferencewassplitintotwo South Conference,offering 15leaguechampion- only conference.In1996,itbecame the Mid- the Mid-SouthFootballConference- afootball Note -From1987-95,theleaguewas knownas 1992 —Campbellsville,Georgetown, & 1993 —Georgetown 1994 —Lambuth This season,theMSCwillhave13 P D C LAYERS HAMPIONS Union

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TO WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM ERIES S ce moved fi HAMPIONSHIP liated conference and ce in July of 2001 to fi fi nal Round nal Union College • 23 fi C nal Round nal fi Semi First Round rmed its purpose to enhance OOTBALL Quarter fi Championship Game During the 1993 NAIA National 1993 NAIA During the Since 1937, the NAIA has has Since 1937, the NAIA been held in Kansas City for 56 in Kansas City for 56 been held years. the waves ofAtlanta, in Convention over the change once again washed The membership voted Association. to institute af regional groupings and discontinue regional groupings and as a means the use of district play national of qualification for championships. and administered programs balance championships in proper with the overall educational the NAIA experience. In 2000, reaf aspects the character-building Champions of Through of sport. seeks to create the NAIA Character, an environment in which every student-athlete, coach, official and spectator is committed to the true spirit of competition through five tenets: respect, integrity, servant leadership responsibility, and sportsmanship. #2 Carroll def. #5 St. Francis, 23-7 #2 Carroll def. #1 Sioux Falls, 17-9 #5 St. Francis def. #4 Bethel, 30-27 #1 Sioux Falls def. #10 St. Xavier, 49-7 #1 Sioux Falls def. #10 St. Xavier, # 2 Carroll def. #11 Morningside, 27-16 # 2 Carroll def. #11 #1 Sioux Falls def. #9 Missouri Valley, 11-10 Valley, #1 Sioux Falls def. #9 Missouri # 9 Missouri Valley def. #8 Friends (Kan.), 34-21 Valley # 9 Missouri #2 Carroll (Mont.) def. #16 Black Hills State (S.D.), 34-0 #3 Ohio Dominican def. Cumberlands (Ky.), 62-35 #3 Ohio Dominican def. Cumberlands (Ky.), # 9 Missouri Valley def. #3 Ohio Dominican, 48-34 Valley # 9 Missouri 2007 NAIA F #11 Morningside (Iowa) def. # 6 Jamestown (N.D.), 45-14 Morningside (Iowa) def. # 6 Jamestown #11 Everything has come full circle. The NAIA The NAIA Everything has come full circle. In July of 2007, the National Of #4 Bethel (Tenn.) def. #13 MidAmerican Nazarene (Kan.), 55-34 #4 Bethel (Tenn.) # 10 St. Xavier (Ill.) def. #7 St. Ambrose (Iowa), 33-27 # 10 St. Xavier (Ill.) def. #7 St. #1 Sioux Falls (S.D.) def. #15 Northwestern Oklahoma State, 35-7 #5 St. Francis (Ind.) def. #12 Lindenwood (Mo.), 35-14 relocated its National Of theOlathe, Kansas, just miles from Gardner where idea for the small- tournament nearly 65 years gave rise to the NAIA. Now, Division after that initial tournament, the NAIA Basketball National Championship I Men’s Auditorium, the arena that returned to Municipal was home to so many memories from 1937-74. once again, but not too far from Olathe. The The once again, but not too far from Olathe. relocated its headquarters to downtown NAIA Mo., as it returned to its roots. Kansas City, UTURE F cial fi YNAMIC , A D AST P ce was the Division I Men’s fi ROUD eld, softball, tennis and volleyball. Soccer volleyball (1969-80) eld (1966) and men’s Auditorium to Crosby nes of the Municipal collegiate athletics to offer rst organization fi fi fi fi The NAIA revolutionized national collegiate The NAIA Another significant step occurred in 1957 Another significant step occurred in 1957 during the major changes were made Two Another important chapter in the history of the rst time since 1937 that the tournament had been Kemper Arena, also in Kansas City, marking the Arena, also in Kansas City, Kemper fi arena. held in a different athletics with the establishment of athletics August 1, 1980. Of programs for women on 1956. Wrestling (1958), soccer (1959), bowling (1958), soccer Wrestling 1956. (1962-78), gymnastics (1964-84), indoor track and were added later. headquarters moved Association’s when the Pepperdine College from the campus of George Angeles to Kansas City to better serve the in Los membership from a centralized location. An extensive study was completed in 1970 1970s. which paved the way for two divisions of football. In 1997, football was consolidated to one division Association cited again as the Football Coaches and a narrowing gap between enrollment size the philosophy of the two divisions. In 1976, basketball tournament was moved from the men’s con was added in 1984, and golf was included in 1995. Association unfolded in 1992 when the NAIA voted to move its headquarters from Kansas City opened August 1, 1993, the NAIA On Tulsa. to and began a new era. Moving Tulsa its doors in with the national of to both men and women. Championships for to both men and women. Championships for women began that year with basketball, cross gymnastics, indoor and outdoor track country, and Basketball National Championship which had notice on that date followed a mail vote by the membership on May 1 that supported becoming the The National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Intercollegiate of Association National The NAIA: A P NAIA: HE T eld got back fi eld. Football, fi rmed its commitment fi rst general session fi One year previous to the inclusion of One year previous to the inclusion of new name came the Association’s the With In 1948, the NAIB af In searching for the NAIA’s place for the NAIA’s In searching a lasting, It is paradoxical that such But the seed from which the NAIB S. The tournament was the brainchild of Emil The original eight-team tournament expanded rst all-encompassing set of rules and standards to equality by becoming the first national to equality by becoming the first national postseason intercollegiate to offer organization opportunities to black student-athletes. Unprecedented action was taken in 1953 when historically black institutions were voted into membership. historically black institutions, another form of expansion occurred. In 1952, as a result of the expressed desires of the member institutions, appropriate steps were taken by which the NAIB Association was transformed into the National Athletics (NAIA), and the of Intercollegiate fi was adopted. addition of national championships in golf, tennis and outdoor track and baseball and swimming and diving cross country, were added to the championships calendar in to full strength by 1946. Qualifying tournaments became mandatory at the district level in 1951. in the history of sports and higher of sports and higher in the history are several consistencies education, is the dedicationAmong them revealed. above to academic achievement is Also apparent athletic excellence. role as a trailblazer the organization’s for in providing equal opportunities there Above all, all student-athletes. ethical behavior is an expectation of to scholarship, and a commitment sportsmanship and leadership. to collegiate dynamic contribution mundane note sports began with a history of the in the first recorded Association: “The of the Convention’ of the ‘Organizing Association of Intercollegiate National Basketball (NAIB) was held in the Missouri, Phillips Hotel, Kansas City, March 10, 1940.” at 10 a.m., Sunday, sprouted was planted two blocks away Auditorium. It was there in at Municipal basketball tournament 1937 that a men’s has become the longest which tipped off any continuous national collegiate tournament in out of that small-college basketball sport. Further, Association tournament, and the NAIB, grew an and that now includes more than 360 colleges universi ties and conducts two dozen national championship events. and James Naismith, Frank Cramer, Liston, Dr. who a group of Kansas City business leaders with wanted to provide Kansas City-area fans a exciting amateur competition and to provide to framework for small colleges and universities determine a national basketball champion. only to 32 teams in 1938 and suspended play II in 1944 before 16 teams were War World for invited the following year and the BULLDOG FOOTBALL 24 •Union College Wide ReceiversShawn KellyandKyle RECEIVERS ENJOY BIG HAUL American Second Team. 2008 Victory SportsNetworkNAIA All- Luttrell’s markof392. career with390tackles,twoshy ofJohn the thirdyearinarow, O’Neal season openerand his 20-tacklegamescameintheBulldogs’ single-game markwith20stops.Ironically, school-record 143tacklesandtwicetiedthe into therecordbooksasherackedupa Linebacker PatrickO’Nealetchedhisname O’NEAL – A TACKLING MACHINE crown. Lambuth (Tenn.) Universitycapturedthe the conferencetitlecamein1995when years. The lasttimethe Tigers didn’t win sharing theconferencechampionshipat11 snapped itsstreakofwinningand/or of Georgetown makingtheplayoffs and 21 straightseasonsfrom1986-2006. 1938, andtheBulldogslostto Tigers in to the Tigers. 10, 2007,snappinga23-gamelosingstreak Georgetown (Ky.) College28-21onNov. as Uniondefeatedhostandthen-No.17 season couldnothaveendedanybetter record anda2-3MSCEastmark,the2007 fi ENDING ON A HIGHNOTE of the Week once. times aswelltheNAIA Offensive Player the MSCOffensive Playerofthe Week four 11 programrecords. passing touchdowns. Waters ownsorshares passer with7,880yardsand66career his careeratUnionastheall-timeleading with 518yardsina50-13romp.He set thesingle-seasonpassingyardsrecord West Virginia Tech onNov. 3,2007, Waters for morethan300yardsinagame. Against games, and (3,216) andtouchdowns(27).Hehadsix completions (253),attempts(422),yards as hesetsingle-seasonrecordsfor record-setting season. Offensive Playerofthe Year awardaftera captured theMid-SouthConferenceEast HONORS WATERS NABSMSCEAST POY nishing theseasonwitha4-7overall 2007 SeasoninReview For hisefforts, O’Neallandedonthe A First Team All-MSC Eastselectionfor Also, theUnionwindashedanyhopes Union hadnotbeatenGeorgetown since During theseason, Waters wasnamed Waters hadacareeryearfortheBulldogs : QuarterbackJoey Waters fi ve inarowwhichhethrew fi nale. fi : Despite nished his fi : nished : ALL-MSC EAST HONORS NINE BULLDOGS EARN Union was0-7. scored morethan21points, However, ifitsopponents team wasaperfect4-0. 21 orfewerpoints,the held theiropponentsto When theBulldogs for Unionin2007. was themagicnumber Twenty-one ENOUGH 21 IS 28-21. Georgetown 13 and Tech 50- Virginia West defeating back wins, with back-to- out theseason on forthe42-37win. enough asUVa-Wise held points. Butitwasn’t ralling for34second-half 35-3 atthehalfbefore Bulldogs trailedtheCavaliers to then-No.9UVa-Wise. The Union suffered itslastlossoftheseason (Tenn.) University. Then, witha2-6mark, posting a21-14winoverCumberland Union endedupstartingtheyear0-5before a 48-44tilttoLambuth(Tenn.) University. to UniversityoftheCumberlands(Ky.) and back closelosses,droppinga24-19decision lost threegamesby mark could’vejustaseasilybeen7-4it TOUGH LOSSES time with76careerreceptions. Callahan werebene Callahan, ajuniorin2007,ranks11 receptions, rankinghimsecondall-time. scores. down 60catchesfor816yardsandeight touchdowns. MeanwhileCallahanpulled yards, anotherschoolrecord,andseven hauled inaschool-record69passesfor899 record 60receptionsinaseason.Kelly the monster passingseasonastheybecame Union thenclosed The Bulldogsopened2007withback-to- Kelly endedhiscareerwith136 Callahan’s 60receptions ranksthirdmost. fi rst tandeminBulldoghistorytoeach : : Union’s 4-7overall fi fi ciaries of Waters’ ve or fewerpoints. : th all- fi RECORD BOOK to hiscredit. rushing yardsasheended2007with1,373 in programhistorytoamass1,000career return yards. had 164receivingyardsand133kickoff only Bulldogtobreak1,000in2007,ashe He rackedup1,015all-purposeyards–the yards andthreetouchdownson178carries. season inprogramhistoryasheranfor718 Pollock registeredtheseventh-bestrushing POLLOCK MOVINGUP THE RANKS defensive backMarekusSmith. defensive linemanColby Wilson and Those BulldogswereslotbackBenKelly, back TyHarris. running back Terence Pollockanddefensive were offensive linemanQuintinBorders, O’Neal andCallahanontheFirst Team landing ontheFirst Team. Joining Waters, Mid-South ConferenceEast Team withsix A grandtotalofnine playersmadethe All- ve schoolrecordswithfourbeingpassing In addition,hebecametheninthplayer Three othersearnedhonorablementions. records. The Bulldogssetnewmarks for completions(274),passattempts (462), passingyards(3,461), (248). Unionscored287points, touchdowns (27)and tying for : As ateam,Unionset program history. fi fth-most in fi rst downs : WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM nal tally. But it nal tally. fi Union College • 25 Int Yds TD Lg Int Yds TD Lg UNION Comp Comp MALONE Malone (Ohio) College reeled off 27 College reeled off Malone (Ohio) GAME 3 - MALONE SCORING SUMMARY SCORE BY QUARTERS 2007 Game Recaps Game 2007 MC - Payton 2 run (Skvor kick failed) 14 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) MC - Deardorff UC - Callahan 10 pass from Waters (Hager kick) (Hager Waters UC - Callahan 10 pass from (Hager kick) Waters 5 pass from UC - Kelly RUSHING Att Gain Lost Net TD Lg TD Waters 3 70 Lg TD RECEIVING No Yds Net 3 221 20 Callahan 34 1 70 Lost Pollock 6 138 Gain 3 9 0 4 RUSHING Att Jefferson 0 8 1 36 Payton 8 37 1 7 Att PASSING 1 30 31 Orsagh 11 Lg TD RECEIVING No Yds Deardroff 2 20 28 22 0 4 Johnson 7 85 294 34 1 13 6 50 Rushes-Yards 25-7 35-117 TEAM STATS 5-38.0 2-2 First Downs 25-7 Rushes-Yards 7-70 Passing Yards Passes (C-A-I) Plays-Yards Offense Total 6-41.3 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost 2-2 Lg 10-75 Penalties-Yards 60-247 TD of Possession Time UC Third-Down Conversions Net Fourth-Down Conversions 77-479 Lost Sacks By-Yards 21-35-3 12 240 MC Gain 2 of 13 31-42-0 RUSHING Att 1 of 1 Pollock 29:44 30 8 of 15 362 Miles Att PASSING 1 of 1 18 50 25 25 0 0 1 17 -9 30:16 2 1 10 2-15 2-18 The Pioneers (2-1 overall) jumped out to a 20-0 lead be- overall) jumped out to The Pioneers (2-1 Ga.) Kyle Callahan (Cov- (McDonough, Waters Joey for a 5-yard scor- (Owenton, Ky.) hit Shawn Kelly Waters Malone in total offense. Malone outgained Union 479-247 passes for 221 yards and three completed 20-of-34 Waters CANTON, Ohio - Ohio CANTON, 55- visiting Union College rst-quarter points as it defeated fi Fawcett Stadium. 21 Saturday at cracked the scoring column. fore the Bulldogs (0-3 overall) 14-yard touchdown re- Malone tacked on Derek Deardorff a 34-7 cushion into the half. ception in the second as it took for 10-yard touchdown pass at the 13:12 mark ington, Ky.) Malone However, to 34-14. in the third, cutting the margin to 48-14. stretch the margin scored twice in the period to Bulldogs’ ing strike in the fourth for the recorded the 55-21 victory. was too little, too late as Malone on the ground, the air and 117 racked up 362 yards through passing and only seven yards while Union had 240 yards rushing. Callahan pulled picked off. scores while having three passes and a touchdown. down six passes for 138 yards 1st - MC - Payton 16 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) 9 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) MC - Deardorff 2nd - (Hager kick) Waters UC - Chambers 32 pass from 3rd - MC - Clapham 22 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) 4th - MC - Johnson 9 pass from Orsagh (Skvor kick) MC - Cruise 77 fumble recovery (Skvor kick) return (Skvor kick) MC - Roden 12 INT Sept. 15, 2007 21 UNION 55 MALONE UNION MALONE -55 -21 14 7 7 0 7 7 27 7 eld to eld fi eld numerous eld fi Int Yds TD Lg Int Yds TD Lg Christening its new synthetic Christening its UNION Comp Comp rst-quarter points and Lambuth LAMBUTH fi The two ring on all cylinders. fi GAME 2 - LAMBUTH SCORING SUMMARY SCORE BY QUARTERS LU - Haynes 32 run (McGinn kick) UC - Hager 32 FG UC - Waters 9 run (Hager kick) Waters UC - the eld, Union College covered Anderson 4 pass from Kelley (McGinn kick) LU - fi RUSHING Att Gain Lost Net TD Lg TD Kelley Lg TD RECEIVING No Yds Net Smith 18 12 0 2 Lost Hargrove 207 47 0 36 0 29 3 63 4 52 Gain RUSHING Att Kelly 0 12 Pollock 0 13 2 13 B. Att PASSING 20 54 11 43 0 13 Waters 4 29 Lg TD RECEIVING No Yds 0 335 Kelley 2 29 26 Callahan 35 7 139 0 16 S. 8 79 RUSHING Att Gain Lost Net TD Lg TD Net Lost Gain RUSHING Att Haynes Ervin Att PASSING 28 141 2 12 98 2 139 3 96 1 57 32 Rushes-Yards 48-244 32-14 TEAM STATS 3-27.0 First Downs 2-2 48-244 Rushes-Yards 4-46 Passing Yards Passes (C-A-I) Plays-Yards Offense Total 2-19.0 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost 4-2 8-54 Penalties-Yards 66-451 of Possession Time LU Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions 67-349 Sacks By-Yards 12-18-0 20 207 UC 7 of 13 26-35-0 1 of 3 29:51 23 7 of 12 335 0 of 1 30:09 6-44 1-5 The Bulldogs took the opening possession of the second The Bulldogs took the opening possession of the second 7:45 to go in the third, Kevin Haynes scored his With Union reclaimed the lead just before time expired in the Allen Ervin returned the ball But on the ensuing kickoff, A common belief is that play is faster on synthetic turf common belief is that play is faster on synthetic A up 451 yards in total The Eagles (1-1 overall) racked (McDonough, Ga.) had a Waters Senior quarterback Joey had a big day as he hauled Shawn Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) Pollock (Orange Park, Fla.) led the Terence Running back Both teams came out BARBOURVILLE, Ky. - Ky. BARBOURVILLE, for 335 yards and eld day as he completed 26-of-35 passes squads combined for 28 held a 34-30 edge at the half. half and drove the ball 57 yards on eight plays to take the capped the drive with a nine-yard bootleg run, Waters lead. to play in the third. making it 37-34 with 11:30 third touchdown of the game on a three-yard run, capping Eagles. Following Chris 65-yard march by the a nine-play, Lambuth led 41-37. PAT, McGinn’s hooked up with Waters three seconds remaining, With third. Pollock on a screen play that covered 15 yards for the score, giving Union a 44-41 lead. 50 yards to the Union 38 to give the Eagles a short Anderson Mark Kelley hit Clint work with. Eight plays later, scoring strike as in the back of the end zone for a four-yard Lambuth claimed a 48-44 lead with 10:53 to play. times Saturday. However, it was visiting Lambuth (Tenn.) (Tenn.) it was visiting Lambuth However, times Saturday. 48-44. left happy as it outlasted Union University that And it sure appeared to be the case at rather than grass. Lambuth combined for 800 Burch/Nau Field as Union and return yardage. as 440 kickoff as well yards in total offense the ground and 207 through the with 244 coming on offense 349 Meanwhile, the Bulldogs (0-2 overall) compiled air. coming through the air and with 335 yards in total offense just 14 rushing. fi he had no interceptions. four touchdowns. More importantly, and two scores. Kyle Callahan in seven passes for 139 yards pulled down a team-high eight catches for (Covington, Ky.) 79 yards. 43 yards on 20 carries as he also Bulldog ground attack with and a score. caught three passes for 27 yards turf Sept. 8, 2007 48 LAMBUTH 44 UNION 1st - (Hager kick) Waters UC - Kelly 18 pass from 2nd - LU - Haynes 2 run (McGinn kick) UC - Dishman 85 KO return (Hager kick) 47 pass from Kelley (McGinn kick) Talley LU - LU - Smith 15 fumble recovery (McGinn kick) (Hager kick) Waters UC - Kelly 29 pass from 3rd - LU - Ervin 1 run (McGinn kick blocked) (Kelly rush failed) Waters UC - Dyer 28 pass from 4th - 3 run (McGinn kick) LU - Haynes (Hager kick) Waters 15 pass from UC - Pollock UNION 14 16 14 0 -44 0 14 16 LAMBUTH UNION 14 -48 7 7 20 14 Int Yds TD Lg Int Yds TD Lg ve-point win to keep the Brass fi UNION Comp Comp CUMBERLANDS SCORING SUMMARY SCORE BY QUARTERS A trio of Bulldogs netted milestones in of Bulldogs netted milestones trio A cit. Waters hooked up with Kyle Callahan Waters cit. GAME 1 - CUMBERLANDS fi UC - Hager 22 FG CUMB - King 1 run (Meade kick) CUMB - King 4 run (Meade kick) UC - Hager 41 FG touchdown rst player in school history to amass 40-plus fi RECEIVING No Yds TD Lg TD RECEIVING No Yds Jeffers Jones 0 28 2 43 0 12 2 22 RUSHING Att Gain Lost Net TD Lg TD Net Lost Gain RUSHING Att Milles Callahan Lg Att PASSING 1 9 0 9 0 9 TD 14 66 14 52 0 Waters 15 Lg TD RECEIVING No Yds Net Callahan 39 24 2 2 Lost 2 33 Collopy 249 35 7 70 0 13 6 47 Gain RUSHING Att King Evans Att PASSING 0 25 12 92 2 4 61 25 104 24 5 65 Rushes-Yards 29-63 49-248 TEAM STATS 3-42.0 First Downs 3-1 29-63 Rushes-Yards 5-35 Passing Yards Passes (C-A-I) Plays-Yards Offense Total 4-38.0 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost 2-0 8-74 Penalties-Yards 68-312 of Possession Time UC Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions 64-323 Sacks By-Yards 24-39-2 CUMB 16 249 7 of 17 2 of 2 5-15-3 30:30 20 6 of 13 75 1 of 1 29:30 0-0 1-13 Cumberlands outgained Union 323-312 in total tossed 24-of-39 passes for 249 yards and two Waters Union rushed for 63 yards with Lee Miles (Ross, Ohio) Union, though, would not get a chance to take the lead. The contest was also a Mid-South Conference East The contest was also a Mid-South battle as Cumberlands Although Union won the turnover Brian Down 17-13 with just over four minutes to play, Not ready to give up, Union covered 60 yards in four plays But it went all for naught as Cumberlands was able to But it went all for naught as Senior linebacker Patrick O’Neal (Lula, Ga.) tied the Senior linebacker Patrick O’Neal CORBIN, Ky. - CORBIN, Ky. Cumberlands took the ensuring possession and ran out the Cumberlands took the ensuring possession and ran out the Kyle King 24-yard run sealed the victory as it put A clock. one the ball on the Union 8 with just over a minute left with timeout left for Union. with 248 yards coming on the ground. King led offense Cumberlands with 92 yards and two scores on 25 carries. touchdowns. Callahan hauled in seven passes for 70 yards Ky.) and two scores, while Chris Collopy (Manchester, pulled down six for 47 yards. Shawn Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) had four catches for 71 yards. leading the way with 52. (Covington, Ky.) for a 33-yard touchdown pass, making it for a 33-yard touchdown (Covington, Ky.) The Bulldogs went for two but 24-19 with 2:58 remaining. was stopped just short of the goal line. Waters Lantern for the second year in a row. Lantern for the second year improved to 1-0 overall and 1-0 showdown as Cumberlands Union dropped to 0-1 overall and 0-1 in in MSC East play. league play. last Bulldog two, the Union’s coughed it up four times to miscue ultimately proved costly. 58 yards pass and returned it Waters a Abshire picked off for a touchdown to give Cumberlands a 24-13 cushion with 3:58 to play. to cut into the de hold strong and pull out the passes as he now stands alone in that category with 41. passes as he now stands alone Union College’s season opener; however, it was the Patriots it was the however, season opener; Union College’s celebrating that were of the Cumberlands (Ky.) of University to hang on to out the 24-19 decision Saturday as they pulled Field in Corbin, Ky. the Brass Lantern at Campbell a game with 20, equaling school record for tackles in was set back in 1997. the mark set by John Fey which Harris (Monroe, Ga.) picked Ty Sophomore defensive back school record. Harris has now three passes to equal the off and joins Lavarus McCloud and twice accomplished the feat only ones to achieve the milestone. as the Westerman C.J. (McDonough, Ga.) became Waters Senior quarterback Joey the 1st - 2nd - 3rd - 4th - CUMB - Meade 38 FG (Hager kick) Waters UC - Callahan 1 pass from return (Meade kick) Abshire 58 INT CUMB - (Kelly pass failed) Waters pass from UC - Callahan 33 Sept. 1, 2007 19 UNION 24 CUMBERLANDS UNION CUMBERLANDS -24 14 0 7 3 -19 13 3 0 3 BULLDOG FOOTBALL 26 •Union College PC-Richards48INT return(Ramsey passfailed) UC-Dyer40passfrom Waters (Hagerkickblocked) PC-Sims1run(Chiltonkick PC- Anderson 16passfrom Wideman (Chiltonkick) 4th - 2nd - 1st - PIKEVILLE 34 UNION 12 Sept. 22,2007 NO 60 -12 PIKEVILLE 0 UNION 14 0 20 -34 260 yardsandtwotouchdowns,makinghimthe the Bearsimprovedto2-2overalland1-0inleagueplay. as theyarenow0-4overalland0-2inMSCEastplay, while South ConferenceEastdefeatSaturday. Pikeville (Ky.) CollegehandedUniona34-12Mid- over 100yardsrushing,butitwasn’t enoughashost more milestones,andsophomore Terence Pollockrecorded didn’t breakinpostingthe22-pointdecision. ball thisseasonashegallopedfor127yardson23carries. the listwith6,515passingyards. to becometheall-timeleadingpasser. Lee Worley sitsatop amassed 5,524passingyards. Waters needs787moreyards 5,729 careerpassingyards,overtakingStanleyNiecewho moved intosecondplaceontheall-timepassinglistwith in programhistorywith50careerscoringtosses. Also, he offensively. the balloverondownstwice,itresultedinaroughnight two passesintercepted. Add tothatthefactUnionturned board inlarge partduetoturnovers. in totaloffense. Still,Unionwasunabletoputpointsonthe 19 edge. And theBearsonlyoutgainedBulldogs383-372 lead to28-6atthe6:32mark. De’Rail Simsscoredona1-yardplungetoextendtheBears’ Joseph fora22-yardstriketomakeit21-6with9:53play. lift theBearsto14-6advantage. second onecomingwith14secondstoplayinthesecond, Demarc Anderson fortwo16-yardscoringpasses-the scores totakea14-6leadintothehalf.Dan Wideman hit blocked, leavingit6-0with7:46togointhe (Covington, Ky.) ona10-yardscoringplay. The PAT was yards, whileCallahanpulledinsixfor53yardsandascore. making the seconds toplay. The two-pointconversionwasnogood, returned aninterception48yardsforatouchdownwith52 again, thePAT wasblocked. play topullUnionwithin28-12with5:42remaining.Once hit RolondoDyer(Lawrenceburg, Ga.)fora40-yardscoring covered 60yardsinfourplaysfortheirnextscore. Waters PIKEVILLE, Ky. - Waters (McDonough,Ga.)completed23-of-43passesfor The lossextendedtheBulldogs’ losingskidto10games Union amassedmore However, itwasn’t enoughasPikeville’s defensebentbut Pollock (OrangePark,Fla.)hadhisbestdayrushingthe Union scored The Bulldogsfumbledtheballawaythreetimesandhad The Bulldogscontinuedtoshowsome After ascorelessthirdquarter, Wideman foundDe’Von Pikeville’s beginclickinginthesecondasitpostedtwo Shawn Kelly(Owenton,Ky.) hauledineightcatchesfor79 Pikeville sealedthevictorywhenBrandoRichards oeh 219 1 22 543 Joseph 2 16 14030 Anderson 14 291513 840 Yds RECEIVING No 18862 TD Lg Wideman PASSING Att 20164 18 146 21 Joseph 0 Wideman 4-41 RUSHING Att Gain 653 1 14 26040 Callahan Lost 43232 1-8 S. 879 0 23 Net Yds RECEIVING No TD 30:22 Lg Kelly Waters TD 0of 23142 PASSING15 12719 Att Lg 0 140 7of17 19 B. 10 29:38 Pollock Kelly 0of2 RUSHING Att 15-29-1 3of14 PC Gain 260 24 23-43-2 Sacks By-Yards Lost 73-383 Fourth-Down Conversions Net Third-Down Conversions UC Time ofPossession TD 79-372 Penalties-Yards 6-58 Lg Fumbles-Lost 3-3 Punts-Average 7-36.3 Total Offense Plays-Yards Passes (C-A-I) Passing Yards Rushes-Yards12-110 36-112 2-1 First Downs 8-42.1 TEAM STATS 44-243 2007 GameRecaps PC-Joseph22pass from Wideman (Chiltonkick) PC - Anderson 16passfrom Wideman (Chiltonkick) UC -Callahan10passfrom Waters (Hagerkickblocked) fi nal 34-12. fi rst when Waters hitKyleCallahan SCORE BYQUARTERS SCORING SUMMARY GAME 4-PIKEVILLE Senior Joey Waters reachedacouple fi rst downsthanPikevillewitha24- PIKEVILLE Comp Comp UNION It d T Lg TD Yds Int Lg TD Yds Int fi ght asthey fi rst. fi rst player game with94yardson24carries. Terence Pollock(OrangePark,Fla.)ledUnion’s ground up fourspotstofourthashenowhas97careerreceptions. yards, vaultinghimuptheall-timereceivinglist.Heslid passing yards. to the6,000-yardmarkashecurrentlyhas5,939career which washeldbyStanleyNiece. Waters alsoinchedcloser 516 careercompletions,surpassingthepreviousmarkof496 24-of-44 passesfor210yardsandonescore.Henowhas the all-timecareercompletionsrecordasheconnectedon passes for70yardsandtouchdown. the teamwith86yardsrushingashecompletedjust3-of-4 and fourover50yards.EaglequarterbackDrewElrodled 100-yard rusherbutdidhavethreetorunforover60yards 315 yardscomingontheground. The Eaglesdidnothavea Eagles improvedto4-1overall. 17 lossinaMid-SouthConferenceinterdivisionalcontest. 300 yardsrushingSaturdayasithandedUnionCollegea41- NO 0 14 10 07 14 76 -17 -41 SHORTER UNION SHORTER 41 UNION 17 Sept. 29,2007 SC-Gonzales27FG UC-Collopy11 passfrom Waters (Hagerkick) SC-Chapman8run(Gonzaleskick) 4th - UC-Hager21FG 3rd - SC-Daniel6run(Gonzaleskick) SC-Cooley2run(Gonzaleskick) 2nd - 1st - James Hager, Shorterscoredtheir make thegame,21-7. After aUnionCollege Shorter’s FabianDanielran a against Shorterin2005. Bulldog history, bestinga77-yardreturnbyLionel Watkins to theendzone. The 85-yardfumblereturnisthelongestin Marekus Smith(Lithonia,Ga.),whichhereturned85yards quarter onaShorterfumblethatwasrecoveredbyUnion’s start thesecondquarter, 14-0. their leadonanotherCooleytwo-yardtouchdowncarryto ahead 7-0. followed byaLukasGonzalezextrapointtoputShorter drove itintotheendzoneonan A.J. Cooleythree-yardcarry, 35-10. 59-yard passfromElrodtoChrisChapman,Shorterleading 28-10. an eight-yardrunfromChrisChapman,withtheHawksup Collopy (Manchester, Ky.) madethe yards) anda11-yard touchdownpassfrom Waters toChris Before theten-minutemarkin Shawn Kelly(Owenton,Ky.) hauledinninepassesfor58 Offensively forUnion,Joey Waters (McDonough,Ga.)set Shorter outgainedUnion385-318intotaloffense with The lossdroppedtheBulldogs0-5onseason,while ROME, Ga.- A littleoveraminutelater, with12:07leftinthehalf, The Bulldogs’ With twominutesremaininginthe Gonzalez’s two In thethird,onlypointsforeithersidecameonalong oe 113 0 13 159 Cone 430 70 1 59 1 59 Chapman 22 Yds RECEIVING No 860 TD Lg 775 14904 Elrod 0 75 1 32 PASSING Att Daniel Elrod 4-36 RUSHING Att Gain 462 0 26 Chambers Lost 0-0 44 S. 958 24 0 17 0 210 Net Yds RECEIVING No TD 26:50 Lg 15 Kelly 1 26 Waters 940 TD 1of 24951 PASSING Att 70 4of9 Lg 21 B. 215 0 15 33:10 Pollock 0 10 3-4-0 Kelly 0of3 RUSHING Att 8of19 SC Gain 210 24 24-44-0 Sacks By-Yards Lost 56-385 Fourth-Down Conversions Net Third-Down Conversions UC Time ofPossession TD 84-318 Penalties-Yards 6-66 Lg Fumbles-Lost 4-3 Punts-Average 4-43.0 Total Offense Plays-Yards Passes (C-A-I) Passing Yards6-53 Rushes-Yards 40-108 5-3 First Downs 3-36.0 TEAM STATS 52-315 SC-Gonzales30FG UC -Smith85fumblerecovery(Hagerkick) SC -Chapman59passfromElrod(Gonzaleskick) SC -Cooley3run(Gonzaleskick) fi Host Shorter(Ga.)Collegerackedupover rst oftwotouchdownscameinthesecond fi eld goalsinthefourth(from27and30 SCORE BYQUARTERS SCORING SUMMARY GAME 5-SHORTER SHORTER Comp Comp UNION fi ve-yard touchdown carryto It d T Lg TD Yds Int Lg TD Yds Int fi nal pointsof thehalfon fi rst quarter, theHawks fi fi nal 41-17. rst, Shorterfurthered fi eld goalfrom UBRAD(N 14 UNION 21 CUMBERLAND (TN) Oct. 6,2007 needs just219moretopassLee Worley for a career. Waters nowhas6,297careerpassingyardsand in programhistorytothrowformorethan6,000yards yards andthreescoresashebecameonlythesecondplayer (McDonough, Ga.)ashecompleted22-of-36passesfor358 career receptionsfor1,188yards. touchdown. The 5-foot-8,175-poundreceivernowhas103 career passesashecaughtsixfor93yardsandone just thefourthplayerinprogramhistorytohaul100 carries. career. Pollocknowhas1,018careerrushingyardson259 ninth playerinprogramhistorytorunfor1,000yardsa Fla.) rushedfor74yardson19carriesashebecamethe Sophomore runningback Terence Pollock(OrangePark, stretch throughthe1998,1999and2000seasons. in programhistory. Unionhada25-gamelosingstreakthat 30, 2006. The 11-game slidewasthesecondlongeststreak since winning39-17overPikeville(Ky.) CollegeonSept. Saturday inMid-SouthConferenceinterdivisionalaction. 14 decisionovervisitingCumberland(Tenn.) University Union Collegeendedits11-game losingstreakwitha21- all-time list. advantage headingintothefourth. seconds remaininginthethird,liftingUniontoa21-7 came atthe8:53markwithsecondcoming44 covered 31and34yards,respectively. The Burrowes (Middlesboro,Ky.) onapairofscoringpassesthe drive withasix-yardrun,makingit7-711:15 left. 61 yardsinnineplaysforascore.DexterElstoncappedthe by takingtheopeningkickofsecondhalfanddriving 33 tosetupthescoringdrive. off aMattEadspassatthegoallineandreturnedtoUnion’s ball attheUnion9,butJoshLittleton(Waverly, Ga.)picked for settingupthescore.Cumberlandwasdrivingandhad PAT, Unionled7-0at thebreak.Unioncanthankitsdefense one-yard passplay. After JamesHager’s (Micanopy, Fla.) column with6:05leftinthehalfas Waters hitKellyona minutes and53seconds. 479-257 intotaloffense andmaintainingpossessionfor35 with 12:49toplay. year onaone-yardplunge,pullingthevisitorswithin21-14 UC-Burrowes34passfrom Waters (Hagerkick) UC-Burrowes31passfrom Waters (Hagerkick) 4th - 3rd - 2nd - NO 07 14 0 -21 07 -14 UNION CUMBERLAND BARBOURVILLE, Ky. - However, itwasseniorquarterbackJoey Waters Senior wideoutShawnKelly(Owenton,Ky.) became During thewin,threeUnionBulldogsachievedmilestones. Union (1-5overall,0-2MSCEast)hadnottastedvictory After ascoreless Eads scoredCumberland’s Union thenstrucktwiceas Waters hookedupwithP.J. Cumberland (1-4overall,0-1MSC West) tiedthegame Union dominatedstatistically, outgainingCumberland urws 482 2 34 Burrowes 36 S. 693 22 1 27 0 358 Yds RECEIVING No TD Lg 535 14 Kelly 3 65 0 35 Waters 740 0 10 19773 PASSING Att Drane Pollock 1-5 RUSHING Att Gain 342 0 26 19 Thrasher Lost 18 8 194 441 0 32 Way 4 2-16 12506 Net Yds RECEIVING No TD 35:53 Lg Eads TD 0of3 PASSING Att 358 57 751 Lg 0 51 21 Eads 0 20 10of17 24:07 Calhoun 22-36-0 2of4 RUSHING Att 0 4of13 Gain UC 94 8-19-1 15 Sacks By-Yards Lost 76-479 Fourth-Down Conversions 32 Net Third-Down Conversions CU Time ofPossession TD 59-257 Penalties-Yards 4-39 Lg Fumbles-Lost 1-1 Punts-Average 5-45.8 Total Offense Plays-Yards Passes (C-A-I) Passing Yards7-86 Rushes-Yards 40-163 3-0 First Downs 4.40.5 TEAM STATS 40-121 CU-Eads1run(Hinson kick) UC -Kelly1passfrom Waters (Hagerkick) CU -Elston6run(Hinsonkick) GAME 6-CUMBERLAND(TN) fi SCORE BYQUARTERS rst quarter, Unioncrackedthescoring SCORING SUMMARY CUMBERLAND Comp Comp UNION Onadayfullofmilestones, fi rst fourth-quarterpointsofthe It d T Lg TD Yds Int Lg TD Yds Int fi fi rst touchdown rst placeonthe WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM rst half but only fi rst half. rst fi Union College • 27 Int Yds TD Lg Int Yds TD Lg Union College reeled 34 Union College UNION Comp Comp UVA-WISE GAME 9 - UVA-WISE SCORING SUMMARY SCORE BY QUARTERS rst-half possessions en route to a 35-3 advantage. cit to 42-37 with 1:50 to play. Waters hit Kyle Waters 1:50 to play. cit to 42-37 with 2007 Game Recaps Game 2007 fi fi UVA - Lovett 29 pass from Hippeard (Ayers kick) - Lovett 29 pass from Hippeard (Ayers UVA UVA - Barclay 7 run (Ayers kick) - Barclay 7 run (Ayers UVA (Hager kick) Waters UC - Kelly 25 pass from ve drives were 65 yards or longer, yet UVa-Wise didn’t didn’t yet UVa-Wise ve drives were 65 yards or longer, kick) - Evans 9 pass from Hippeard (Ayers UVA fi RUSHING Att Gain Lost Net TD Lg TD Net Lost 42 Gain 4 RUSHING Att 0 22 4 43 McMullen 48 11 Barclay Lg Att PASSING 161 TD Hippeard 10 33 0 Lg TD 33 1 RECEIVING No Yds Net 7 49 28 0 5 Lovett 10 434 50 Lost Barbour 0 46 6 91 Gain RUSHING Att Kelly 2 19 0 6 Pollock 0 18 6 111 4 18 B. 117 Att 24 PASSING Waters 3 58 Lg TD RECEIVING No Yds 2 434 Kelly 33 Callahan 57 2 26 1 58 7 90 S. 8 149 Rushes-Yards 26-60 41-131 TEAM STATS 3-34.3 First Downs 2-0 26-60 11-108 Rushes-Yards Passing Yards Passes (C-A-I) Plays-Yards Offense Total 3-32.3 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost 4-2 4-40 Penalties-Yards 75-494 UVA of Possession Time Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions 99-565 Sacks By-Yards 28-49-0 26 UC 434 7 of 15 33-58-2 3 of 5 25:15 31 7 of 19 434 4 of 7 34:45 6-36 0-0 Union, on the other hand, struggled. Twice, the Bulldogs Twice, Union, on the other hand, struggled. it looked bleak for the As the second got underway, crawl back into the game. But then, Union began to slowly of back-to-back fumbles on kick returns, advantage Taking turned the ball over on downs, Pollock After UVa-Wise Waters defense then stepped up, picking off UVa-Wise’s But that was as close as Union could get as it fell 42-37. The Bulldogs (2-7 overall, 0-3 MSC East) trailed 35-3 at The Bulldogs (2-7 overall, 0-3 MSC East) scored on all The Cavaliers (8-1 overall, 3-0 BARBOURVILLE, Ky. - Ky. BARBOURVILLE, rst touchdown came on an 11-yard pass to Shawn Kelly came on an 11-yard rst touchdown ve of its All as it controlled the ball for just the clock burn much time off the 12 minutes and 46 seconds in Union in Cavalier territory. turned the ball over on downs in the creeped into the red zone twice 35-3 at the break. managed three points as it trailed allowed the Cavs to take over kickoff Bulldogs as a muffed Randy Hippeard hooked later, on the Union 36. Seven plays fourth time on the afternoon for up with Jason Lovett for the lead swelled to 42-3 with 12:53 a 29-yard scoring pass as the to play in the third. a minute and 25 seconds the Bulldogs scored twice within to make it 42-17 with 6:34 to go in the third. Union’s fi Pollock (Orange Park, Fla.) Terence while (Owenton, Ky.), scampered 19 yards for the second touchdown. with a two-yard plunge 81-yard drive capped a seven-play, The to make it 42-24 with 1:56 remaining in the third. Cavaliers again turned the ball over on downs, giving the Joey Bulldogs the ball on their own 37. Seven plays later, scoring (McDonough, Ga.) hit Kelly for a 25-yard Waters The PAT strike to make it 42-30 with 13:00 left in the game. was blocked. possessions. Jahmal Potter and Ryan next two on Union’s to give came up with the interceptions. Not ready Vanover scoring drive to 85-yard up, Union mounted a 14-play, cut the de strike for the score. for a 7-yard Callahan (Covington, Ky.) unanswered, second-half points, but it wasn’t enough as No. points, but it wasn’t unanswered, second-half 42-37 Mid-South Conference held on for the 9 UVa-Wise East victory Saturday. with 12:53 to play in the third the half and was down 42-3 before rallying fi 1st - 2nd - UC - Hager 41 FG kick) - Lovett 2 pass from Hippeard (Ayers UVA 3rd - kick) - Lovett 42 pass from Hippeard (Ayers UVA kick) - Lovett 7 pass from Hippeard (Ayers UVA (Hager kick) Waters pass from UC - Kelly 11 4th - UC - Pollock 19 run (Hager kick) UC - Pollock 2 run (Hager kick) (Hager kick) Waters 7 pass from UC - Callahan Oct. 27, 2007 42 UVA-WISE 37 UNION UVA-WISE UNION -42 0 28 7 7 3 -37 0 21 13 rst-quarter points en route fi Int Yds TD Lg Int Yds TD Lg UNION Comp Comp NCAA Division III Frostburg State Division III Frostburg NCAA SCORING SUMMARY FROSTBURG STATE SCORE BY QUARTERS GAME 8 - FROSTBURG STATE GAME 8 - FROSTBURG nally cracked the scoring column in the fourth fi FSU - McCormich 14 pass from Dixon (Menhorn kick) FSU - Dixon 1 run (Menhorn kick) 6 run (Menhorn kick) Young FSU - 5 run (Menhorn kick) Wade FSU - pass from Callahan (Hager kick) UC - Collopy 11 RUSHING Att Gain Lost Net TD Lg TD Callahan Kelly Lg TD RECEIVING No Yds Net Kelly 0 13 5 35 20 12 1 1 B. 0 30 163 38 Lost 4 62 S. Gain RUSHING Att Wade Young Att PASSING Dixon 13 97 7 Lg TD 90 1 15 71 2 RECEIVING No Yds 36 69 1 32 Howze 1 14 17 10 0 1 McCormick 2 26 128 37 14 0 3 31 Rushes-Yards 30-113 44-224 TEAM STATS 3-46.0 First Downs 5-2 30-113 Rushes-Yards Passing Yards 19 4-47 Passes (C-A-I) Plays-Yards Offense Total 0 6-23.3 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost 0-0 Lg 11-84 Penalties-Yards 101 63-295 TD of Possession Time UC Third-Down Conversions Net 13 Fourth-Down Conversions 61-352 Lost Sacks By-Yards 17-33-1 15 182 FSU 114 Gain 5 of 14 10-17-0 RUSHING Att 0 of 2 Pollock 17 29:23 Callahan 16 5 of 11 128 0 11 Att 4 15 PASSING 5 19 1 of 1 30:37 1-3 4-6 Callahan completed 12-of-20 passes for 163 yards and a Callahan completed 12-of-20 passes for 163 yards and a 10 Defensively for Union, Patrick O’Neal (Lula, Ga.) had Frostburg, Md. - Md. Frostburg, Frostburg Union to 2-6 overall, while The loss dropped in total offense State outgained Union 352-295 Frostburg yards rushing, the Bobcats Although they tallied over 200 Pollock (Orange Park, Fla.) led the Terence Sophomore 63 points all season State, which had scored just Frostburg Union when Callahan hit Chris Collopy (Manchester, Ky.) for an for Ky.) (Manchester, when Callahan hit Chris Collopy scoring pass with 5:51 to play. 11-yard score. the total tackles with one for a loss, giving him 97 tackles on season. He needs just three more for his second 100-tackle season in a row. 1st - 2nd - 3rd - 4th - Oct. 20, 2007 7 UNION STATS FROSTBURG 28 FROSTBURG STATE 14 7 7 0 -28 STATE UNION 14 7 7 0 FROSTBURG -7 0 0 0 7 (Md.) University reeled off 224 rushing yards as it handed 224 rushing yards reeled off (Md.) University College a 28-7 defeat Saturday. visiting Union State improved to 2-6. twice. Union committed just despite fumbling the ball away backup quarterback Kyle an interception by one turnover, Callahan (Covington, Ky.). Anton led the way Wade did not have a 100-yard rusher. on 13 carries. with 90 yards and one touchdown 101 yards on 17 carries for his Bulldog ground attack with season. In addition, he moved second 100-yard game of the leading rushing list as he now up two spots on the all-time Danya Overton and Matt has 1,178 career yards, surpassing history. Pursel for seventh place in program 14 heading into the game, posted six-yard scoring run by Shanorm A to a 21-0 halftime lead. made it 28-0 with 7:07 left in the third. Young n fi eld fi nding fi rst points rst fi nishing fi rst. rst half, the Tigers Tigers rst half, the fi fi rst down and 10 at the fi Int Yds TD Lg Int Yds TD Lg rst. James Hager’s (Micanopy, (Micanopy, rst. James Hager’s Senior quarterback Joey Waters Waters Joey Senior quarterback fi put points on the board nally UNION fi Comp Comp CUMBERLAND SCORING SUMMARY SCORE BY QUARTERS return (Pruitt kick) n 85 INT GAME 7 - CAMPBELLSVILLE fi win over visiting rst half to send it to a 31-14 fi nd the end zone. On a fi UC - Hager 21 FG UC - Drane 1 run (Hager kick) CU - Fountain 6 run (Pruitt kick) UC - B. Kelly 48 run (Hager kick) Waters Waters Lg TD RECEIVING No Yds Kelly Callahan 0 18 1 36 38 25 1 2 7 98 S. 330 36 8 128 RUSHING Att Gain Lost Net TD Lg TD Meffert Lg TD 0 20 RECEIVING No Yds Net 7 0 66 13 Thompson 0 13 3 32 Lost Parker Gain 0 20 2 23 RUSHING Att Drane Pollock Att PASSING 17 94 1 12 61 2 93 1 59 0 23 20 Rushes-Yards 39-174 40-218 TEAM STATS 4-32.0 First Downs 0-0 39-174 Rushes-Yards 9-73 Passing Yards Passes (C-A-I) Plays-Yards Offense Total 5-37.4 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost 2-2 6-50 Penalties-Yards 58-249 of Possession Time CU Third-Down Conversions Fourth-Down Conversions 80-569 Sacks By-Yards 17 9-19-1 75 UC 1 of 10 2 of 3 26-40-1 25:25 31 7 of 14 351 0 of 0 34:35 1-11 2-20 RUSHING Att Gain Lost Net TD Lg TD Net Lost Gain RUSHING Att Fountain James Att PASSING 19 108 1 107 1 12 72 9 63 0 19 20 Drane led the Union ground attack with a career-high 93 Drane led the Union ground attack with a career-high Antonio Drane (Louisville, Ky.) putting the putting Antonio Drane (Louisville, Ky.) Union took a 28-7 lead into the half following a Stephen Union rebounded nicely as it countered with a nine-play, Union rebounded nicely as it countered with a nine-play, Campbellsville’s offense offense Campbellsville’s After Campbellsville went three and out, Union appeared After Campbellsville went three and out, Union appeared The Bulldogs took the opening kick and needed just three The Bulldogs took the opening Waters (McDonough, Ga.) completed 25-of-38 passes for (McDonough, Waters Shawn Kelly (Owenton, favorite targets, Waters’ One of East) dominated the game Union (2-5 overall, 0-2 MSC West) (0-6 overall, 0-1 MSC Meanwhile, Campbellsville BARBOURVILLE, Ky. - Ky. BARBOURVILLE, midway through the fourth quarter as Greg Fountain punched the ball in from 6 yards out, capping an eight-play, made PAT Pruitt’s Taylor 80-yard drive with 6:22 remaining. it 31-14. yards on 17 carries. picked off Waters at the Tiger 15 and returned it 85 yards to Tiger at the Waters picked off even the score at 7-7 with 9:12 left in the capped the drive by Waters 60-yard scoring drive. a 10-yard scoring pass for Kyle Callahan (Covington, Ky.) to make it 14-7 with 4:28 on the clock. touches on another long Bulldog drive a one-yard plunge advantage of a Taking with 5:40 remaining in the half. minutes and 44 fumble, the Bulldogs needed just two Tiger seconds to cover 90 yards in 10 plays. reception at the 2:10 17-yard scoring Hunter (Pineville, Ky.) mark in the second. In the third, Hager added a 21-yard goal to extend the lead to 31-7 with 7:39 on the clock. Tiger 48, Ben Kelly (Owenton, Ky.) broke through the line broke through (Owenton, Ky.) 48, Ben Kelly Tiger scoring the game’s and found an outside lane in Fla.) made it 7-0. Grif William to be on its way to another score. However, with 14:02 still to go in the has just 80 yards in total offense with the bulk of their has just 80 yards in total offense quarter. production coming in the fourth plays to Campbellsville (Ky.) University Saturday in Mid-South University Saturday in Mid-South (Ky.) Campbellsville Conference interdivisional play. as he became the all-time 330 yards and two touchdowns as he now has 6,627 career leading passer in Bulldog history mark of 6,515. Worley’s passing yards, surpassing Lee in seven passes for 98 yards to move into third hauled Ky.) list. He jumped past Jon place on the all-time receptions catches. now has 110 Smith for the third spot as Kelly outgaining Campbellsville 569-249 in total offensively, up a season-high 218 yards The Bulldogs racked offense. best. previous the team’s rushing, nearly a 100 more than ball. In the struggled all day to move the cemented his place in the record books as Union College in the record books as cemented his place used a big CAMPBELLSVILLE -14 UNION 7 0 0 7 -31 14 3 0 14 1st - 2nd - CU - Grif (Hager kick) Waters UC - Callahan 10 pass from 3rd - 4th - (Hager kick) Waters from UC - Hunter 17 pass Oct. 13, 2007 14 CAMPBELLSVILLE 31 UNION BULLDOG FOOTBALL 28 •Union College ETVRII EH 13 UNION 50 WEST VIRGINIATECH Nov. 3,2007 the third. 87 yardsforascore,makingit36-7with17secondsleftin MSC East)ontheboardwhenhereturnedaninterception pair ofHager Bulldogs tooka30-0intotheintermission.Inthird, Waters hitChambersfora68-yardtouchdownpassasthe left inthehalf.Hammeraddeda2-yardscoringyardwhile scored ona2-yardruntoputUnionahead16-0with7:48 fi record for day aswell.JamesHager(Micanopy, Fla.)tiedtheschool yards. Henowhas123tacklesontheyear. has hemade15totalstopswith2.5goingforalossoffour posted double-digittacklesfortheeighthtimethisseason East action. visiting West Virginia Tech BearsinMid-SouthConference Saturday astheBulldogsregistereda50-13routover Union Collegeseniorsenjoyedtheir‘day’ tothefullest for 13yardson (Edmonton, Ky.) scoredhis six passesfor76yards.RunningbackDavidHammer two scores,whileShawnKelly(ColdSprings,Ky.) caught (McDonough, Ga.)hauledinsixpassesfor141yardsand Bulldogs’ offense. scrimmage, outgaining West Virginia Tech 565-185intotal touchdowns equaled Waters’ careerhigh. 34 completionstiedthesingle-gamerecordwhilefour 34-of-57 passesfor518yardsandfourtouchdowns. The the 400 yardsinagame, Waters (McDonough,Ga.)became Ky.) cappedthescoringasUnionwon50-13. Rashard Gouldwith6:55remaining. scoring drive,cappedbyaJames Thorne 30-yardpassto margin to43-7with9:06gointhegame. raced fortheendzone47-yardscore,stretching UC-Burrowes33passfrom Waters (Hagerkick) WVT -Gould30passfrom Thorne (Croaff kickfalied) WVT - Anderson 87INT return(Croaff kick) UC-Hager30FG 4th - UC-Chambers68passfrom Waters (Hagerkick) UC-Hammer2run(Hagerkick) 3rd - 2nd - 1st - VT C 076 -13 UNION 9 WV TECH 21 6 14 -37 ve PATs, andHagerscored14pointsontheday. BARBOURVILLE, Ky. - Waters hitPollockoutonthe Chris Anderson put West Virginia Tech (1-9overall,0-4 Up 9-0inthesecond, Terence Pollock(OrangePark,Fla.) Although itwas“SeniorDay,” onefreshmanhadacareer Meanwhile, seniorlinebackerPatrickO’Neal(Lula,Ga.) A weekafterbecomingthe Waters wasn’t theonlyseniortohaveabigdayin Union (3-7overall,1-3MSCEast)dominatedthelineof A 33-yardscoringpasstoP.J. Burrowes (Middlesboro, West Virginia Tech thenmountedasix-play, 67-yard aes 73 51868 7131 B. 757 573414 0 18 1 33 Burrowes Kelly Yds RECEIVING No TD Lg 213 0 13 Waters 0 8 PASSING Att 513 0 13 Drane 1 8 Hammer RUSHING Att 4-27 234 1 30 Gain 240 0 29 Gould Lost 17 Smith 3-15 5 2112 Net Yds RECEIVING No TD 31:15 1 30 Lg 425 Thorne TD 3of4 1 24 17 0 14 PASSING 239644520 Att Lg 541 6of16 28 Thorne 28:45 LoBrano 36-60-1 0of2 RUSHING Att 2of14 Gain 118 UC 8-29-2 15 Sacks By-Yards Lost 82-565 Fourth-Down Conversions Net Third-Down Conversions Time ofPossession TD 66-185 WVT Penalties-Yards 9-86 Lg Fumbles-Lost 5-1 Punts-Average 7-27.6 Total Offense Plays-Yards Passes (C-A-I) Passing Yards Rushes-Yards11-106 37-67 2-0 First Downs 1-35.0 TEAM STATS 22-24 2007 GameRecaps fi rst Bulldogtothrowover500yardsashecompleted UC-Hager28FG UC-Pollock47pass from Waters (Hagerkick) UC -Hager32FG UC -Pollock2run(Hagerkick) UC -Chambers23passfrom Waters (Hagerkickfalied) fi fi nal homegameoftheseason.Ryan Chambers eld goalsmadeinagamewiththree. Add tothat GAME 10-WESTVIRGINIATECH fi eld goalsputUnionup36-0. fi ve carries. WEST VIRGINIA TECH SCORE BYQUARTERS SCORING SUMMARY Comp Comp UNION fi Joey Waters andtheothernine rst careertouchdownasheran fi rst playertothrowover fl It d T Lg TD Yds Int Lg TD Yds Int at, andtheBulldogtailback GEORGETOWN 21 UNION 28 Nov. 10,2007 East play, snappinga23-gamelosingstreaktothe Tigers. Georgetown (Ky.) College28-21inMid-SouthConference of miserySaturdayastheBulldogsupsethostandNo.17 East whileGeorgetown in 1986,Georgetown hadwon21yearsinarow. sponsor footballfrom1942-83,andwhentheseriesresumed Tigers defeatedtheBulldogsin1940and1941.Uniondidn’t 1938. UnionandGeorgetown tied6-6in1939,butthe racking up149. The Bulldogsheldthe Tigers tojust66yardsrushingwhile little, toolateasUnionheldonforthe28-21victory. make it28-14. Callahan (Covington,Ky.) fora24-yardscoringplayerto with 7:26remaininginthethird. Andy Ahrens hitBrianPiperfora27-yardscoringstrike Union’s leadto21-7with10:28gointhethird. next player, Waters hitKellyforatouchdowntostretch blocked apunttoputUniononthe Tiger 22.Onthevery yards and66touchdownsinhiscareer. leaves astheprogram’s all-timeleadingpasserwith 7,880 seasong with3,216yardsand27touchdowns. Waters also yards andthreetouchdowns.Heendedhisrecord-breaking his illustriouscareerbycompleting22-of-38passesfor301 a season. player inprogramhistorytoamass800receivingyards yards with69catchesand899yards.Heisjustthethird the single-seasonrecordsformostreceptionsandreceiving nine receptionsfor127yardsandatouchdownasheset John Luttrell’s markof135setin1985. season recordashe another. With the20stops,healsoshatteredsingle- the seasonwitha20-tackleperformanceandendedit the schoolrecordfortacklesinagamewith20.Hebegan when Lambuth(Tenn.) Universitycapturedthecrown. time the Tigers didn’t wintheconferencetitlecamein1995 sharing theconferencechampionshipat11 years. The last making theplayoffs andsnappeditsstreakofwinningand/or a 3-2MSCEastrecord. GC-Piper6passfrom Ahrens (Schluterkick) GC-Piper27passfrom Ahrens (Schluterkick) 4th - GC-Brown4run(Schluterkick) 3rd - 2nd - 7 14 0 1st - -28 70 -21 GEORGETOWN UNION GEORGETOWN, Ky. - The winisthe Union endstheseasonat4-7overalland2-3inMSC That wasuntilSaturday. Union outgainedGeorgetown 450-328intotaloffense. The Tigers addedanotherscoreinthefourth,butitwastoo With 1:38 leftinthethird, Waters connectedwithKyle Georgetown foughtbackandcutthescoreto21-14when Up 14-7atthehalf,StephenCutler(OrangePark,Fla.) Lastly, Joey Waters (McDonough,Ga.)putacapperon Secondly, ShawnKelly(ColdSprings,Ky.) hauledin First, seniorlinebackerPatrickO’Neal(Lula,Ga.)tied A trioofseniorswentwithabang. Also, theUnionwindashedanyhopesofGeorgetown ie 452 2 27 481 0 27 26242 Piper 39 18 02 Sberna Yds RECEIVING No 11 TD 940 Lg 421 4 36 Ahrens 10420 0 11 PASSING Att Howe Brown RUSHING Att 2-25 Gain 8129 2 39 Callahan Lost 39 20 S. 9127 4-41 22 500 1 301 Net 12544 Yds RECEIVING No 1 24 TD 27:01 Lg Kelly 3 39 Waters TD 1of PASSING 11 Att Lg 83 262 2of10 21 Drane 0 83 0 26 32:59 Pollock 0of2 RUSHING Att 18-29-0 7of15 Gain GC 301 23 22-39-1 Sacks By-Yards Lost 64-328 Fourth-Down Conversions Net Third-Down Conversions UC Time ofPossession TD 76-450 Penalties-Yards 4-41 Lg Fumbles-Lost 0-0 Punts-Average 6-35.0 Total Offense Plays-Yards Passes (C-A-I) Passing Yards2-10 Rushes-Yards 37-149 1-0 First Downs 7-36.1 TEAM STATS 35-66 UC- Waters 1run(Hagerkick) UC-Callahan24pass from Waters (Hagerkick) UC -Kelly22passfrom Waters (Hagerkick) UC -Callahan39passfrom Waters (Hagerkick) fi rst forUnionoverGeorgetown since GAME 11-GEORGETOWN SCORE BYQUARTERS SCORING SUMMARY fi nished wtih143tackles,surpassing GEORGETOWN fi nishes theregularseasonat6-4and Comp Comp UnionCollegeeraseddecades UNION It d T Lg TD Yds Int Lg TD Yds Int Patrick NAIA Defensive PlayeroftheWeek O’Neal Joey Waters Patrick MSCDefensivePlayeroftheWeek O’Neal Joey Waters Week Eleven-Nov. 10,2007 James MSCSpecialTeams PlayeroftheWeek Hager Week Ten -Nov. 3,2007 Joey Waters Week Nine-Oct.27,2007 Marekus MSCDefensivePlayeroftheWeek Smith Joey Waters Week Six-Oct.6,2007 Antonio MSCSpecialTeams PlayeroftheWeek Dishman Joey Waters Week Two -Sept.8,2007 NAIA MSC MSC MSC MSC

Offensive PlayeroftheWeek Offensive PlayeroftheWeek Offensive PlayeroftheWeek Offensive PlayeroftheWeek Offensive PlayeroftheWeek PLAYER OFTHEWEEKHONORS WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM Union College • 29 2007 Statistics & Results & Statistics 2007 334 Opponents...... 11 1921 1965 175 1045 322 5428 493.5 - Opponents...... 90 97 66 81 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND TEAM STATISTICS UNION OPP TEAM STATISTICS UNION W/L SCORE ATTEND DATE OPPONENT ------220 FIRST DOWNS...... 248 Patriots L 19-24 5000 *Sep 01, 2007 vs Cumberlands 101 Rushing...... 73 EAGLES L 44-48 2500 Sep 08, 2007 LAMBUTH 94 Passing...... 160 Pioneers L 21-55 2250 Sep 15, 2007 at Malone 25 Penalty...... 15 Bears L 12-34 1800 *Sep 22, 2007 at Pikeville 1921 RUSHING YARDAGE...... 1060 Eagles L 17-41 2000 Sep 29, 2007 at Shorter 2227 Yards gained rushing... 1537 BULLDOGS W 21-14 2500 Oct 06, 2007 CUMBERLAND 306 Yards lost rushing..... 477 TIGERS W 31-14 1750 Oct 13, 2007 C'VILLE 449 Rushing Attempts...... 372 State L 7-28 2896 Oct 20, 2007 at Frostburg 4.3 Average Per Rush...... 2.8 UVA-WISE CAVALIERS L 37-42 2750 *Oct 27, 2007 #9 174.6 Average Per Game...... 96.4 TECH BEARS W 50-13 2250 *Nov 03, 2007 WV 8 20 TDs Rushing...... Georgetown Tigers W 28-21 2000 *Nov 10, 2007 at #17 1965 PASSING YARDAGE...... 3461 game * denotes conference 270-147-8 Att-Comp-Int...... 462-274-13 Avg TD Long Avg/G Average Per Pass...... 7.5 7.3 RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Average Per Catch...... 12.6 13.4 ------4.0 3 26 71.8 Average Per Game...... 314.6 178.6 T. Pollock 10 178 811 93 718 4.9 1 23 23.3 TDs Passing...... 28 20 A. Drane 9 43 220 10 210 4.7 1 48 13.5 TOTAL OFFENSE...... 4521 3886 B. Kelly 11 32 157 8 149 2.4 0 15 4.0 Total Plays...... 834 719 L. Miles 10 17 67 27 40 3.0 0 11 2.7 Average Per Play...... 5.4 5.4 K. Callahan 10 9 34 7 27 3.3 1 8 5.0 Average Per Game...... 411.0 353.3 D. Hammer 4 6 20 0 20 0 0 -0.5 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 55-1068 47-1045 S. Kelly 11 1 0 6 -6 -6.0 0 0 -3.0 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 19-146 17-175 A. Gure 4 3 0 12 -12 -4.0 0 0 -1.6 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS..... 8-150 13-322 J. Hager 11 1 0 18 -18 -18.0 2 23 -6.8 FUMBLES-LOST...... 20-10 34-18 J. Waters 10 82 228 296 -68 -0.8 2.8 8 48 96.4 PENALTIES-YARDS...... 87-817 67-594 Total...... 11 372 1537 477 1060 4.3 20 57 174.6 PUNTS-AVG...... 48-35.1 51-37.2 Opponents...... 11 449 2227 306 1921 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME.. 31:55 28:00 Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 69/170 53/140 PASSING GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 10/27 13/22 ------3216 27 70 321.6 J. Waters 10 139.39 422-253-12 60.0 163 1 38 16.3 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long K. Callahan 10 128.53 21-12-1 57.1 65 0 21 16.2 ------A. Gure 4 74.78 18-8-0 44.4 17 0 17 1.5 T. Harris 3 24 8.0 0 22 J. Hager 11 242.80 1-1-0 100.0 3461 28 70 314.6 J. Littleton 2 35 17.5 0 33 Total...... 11 136.61 462-274-13 59.3 1965 20 59 178.6 M. Smith 1 41 41.0 0 41 Opponents...... 11 134.10 270-147-8 54.4 G. Barnett 1 45 45.0 0 45 Avg/G Union College Football Union 10, 2007) (Nov. Team Statistics Combined Union Bulldogs All games NEUTRAL AWAY HOME OVERALL RECORD: (0-1-0) (3-2-0) (1-4-0) (4-7-0) ALL GAMES...... (0-1-0) (1-1-0) (1-1-0) (2-3-0) CONFERENCE...... (0-0-0) (2-1-0) (0-3-0) (2-4-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... BULLDOG FOOTBALL 30 •Union College Opponent...... 51189637.2672 2106157-3380 Totals...... 48168535.1591 231616-941 Nov10,2007atGeorgetownTigers...621035.0590 0130-0 Nov03,2007WVTECHBEARS...... 13535.00 05-332 Oct27,2007UVA-WISECAVALIERS.....310334.3360 011-141 Oct20,2007atFrostburgState.....614023.3370 011-0 Oct13,2007C'VILLETIGERS...... 412832.0460 1022-121 Oct06,2007CUMBERLANDBULLDOGS....416240.5480 030-0 Sep29,2007atShorterEagles...... 417243.0500 011-121 Sep22,2007atPikevilleBears.....725436.3450 0130-0 Sep15,2007atMalonePioneers.....624841.3490 021-01 Sep08,2007LAMBUTHEAGLES...... 38127.0471 012-132 Sep01,2007vsCumberlandsPatriots415238.0440 103-241 DateOpponentNoYdsAvgLongBlkd TBFC50+I20Att-MadeLgBlkd |------PUNTING------| |--FIELDGOALS--| Opponent...... 40847988792.0-419 34.0-267910-12813-322551746-430 Totals...... 37043880861.0-23815.0-1211118-1118-1502041336-320 0 Nov10,2007atGeorgetownTigers...3248808.0-584.0-4111-260-004-4 0 Nov03,2007WVTECHBEARS...... 27487511.0-484.0-2711-02-47566-50 0 Oct27,2007UVA-WISECAVALIERS.....2650765.0-150.0-022-00-0111505-4 0 Oct20,2007atFrostburgState.....4120614.0-90.0-022-00-001-1 0 Oct13,2007C'VILLETIGERS...... 3044744.0-222.0-2012-01-5054-4 0 Oct06,2007CUMBERLANDBULLDOGS....2944736.0-181.0-511-01-332303-3 0 Sep29,2007atShorterEagles...... 4018583.0-40.0-003-850-02-2 0 Sep22,2007atPikevilleBears.....4320637.0-261.0-801-01-4112-0 0 Sep15,2007atMalonePioneers.....4044845.0-182.0-1502-00-033-3 0 Sep08,2007LAMBUTHEAGLES...... 3748854.0-131.0-522-00-0315-50 0 Sep01,2007vsCumberlandsPatriots2554794.0-70.0-011-03-24021-1 0 DateOpponentSoloAstTotalTFL-YdsNo-YdsFFFR-YdsInt-YdsQBHBrkKickAtt-MadRunRcv Saf |------TACKLES------||-SACKS-||-FUMBLE-|PassBlkd|-Kicks--XPTS-| Totaloffenseavg/gm:411.0 Allpurposeavg/game:535.0 Puntretavg:7.7 Kickretavg:19.4 Passefficiency:136.61 Avgpercatch:12.6 Avgperrush:2.8 Gamesplayed:11 Opponent...... 44919212057147196559270-147-8471045017175 51 Totals...... 372106084827434612870462-274-13551068185191460 25 Nov10,2007atGeorgetownTigers...371491262230133939-22-4340182 0 Nov03,2007WVTECHBEARS...... 2224293654146860-36-135019557 25 Oct27,2007UVA-WISECAVALIERS.....411312193343435858-33-71410421 3 Oct20,2007atFrostburgState.....301130191718213833-17-510636 0 Oct13,2007C'VILLETIGERS...... 40218248263513640-26-134902714 14 Oct06,2007CUMBERLANDBULLDOGS....401210192235836536-22-22616 3 Sep29,2007atShorterEagles...... 401080192421012644-24-611227 0 Sep22,2007atPikevilleBears.....361120192326024043-23-5131 12 Sep15,2007atMalonePioneers.....2570172124037035-21-915124220 13 Sep08,2007LAMBUTHEAGLES...... 32141132633542935-26-0717985 Sep01,2007vsCumberlandsPatriots29630152424923539-24-510426113 DateOpponentNo.YdsTDLgAtt-Cmp-IntNo |---RUSHING---||--RECEIVING--||------PASSING------||--KICKRET--||--PUNT TEAM 2007 Statistics&Results Opponents...... 1140847988792-41934-27113-32251510-12897. Total...... 1137043880861-23815-1218-150412018-1113. TM TEAM3.2-0 47 JeremyWhite21. 25 AntonioDrane91. 69 NickRuggieri7.1 63 MichaelCulver1. 22 BenKelly111. 98 JamesHager111. 24 JeffHoward41. 44 ShawnKelly112. 12 KyleCallahan10.2 21 LarryTaylor2. 45 DavidHammer4213. 51 StephenCutler4.1 85 RyanChambers11314. 55 PatrickKallendorf10240.5-5. 86 JohnWooton235. 58 TimmyGoodin4151.0-4. 27 WayneHensley7246. 96 MichaelGold5347.1 14 JustinTaylor546103.0-10. 31 PatrickBurke54913. 2 DanielMoody58132.0-7. 91 NickCharles9311141.5-2.21 28 AntonioDishman9135181.0-1.3 23 LeeMiles1081321.1 11 JoshPresley91510252.0-91.0-8. 13 KyleSasser6719262.0-1. 92 RyanBaker9622283.5-313.0-29.2 93 ArthurJohnson111217291.5-71.0-6.52-0 32 DeborisOwens91615311.5-5.22-261 40 ColbyWilson111022328.5-383.0-23.171-0 41 JoshLittleton102016362.0-3.2-3511-02 10 GarryBarnett112220420.5-1.1-4581-01 3 TyHarris112619451.5-2.3-2410 4 DepaulPeyton111530453.0-161.5-11.11-0 5 JeremyAgbomi112718454.0-14.82-0 16 TerryYoung11254065.1-521-01 9 MarekusSmith1142347612.0-412.5-171-413.3-85 42 PatrickO'Neal11628114310.0-413.0-27.212-0 ------DEFENSIVE LEADERSGPSoloAstTotalTFL/YdsNo-YdsInt-YdsBrUpQBHRcv-YdsFFKickSaf |------Tackles------||-Sacks-||---PassDef---||-Fumbles-|Blkd Allgames UnionBulldogsOverallDefensiveStatistics(Nov.10,2007) UnionCollegeFootball 334 287 28 50 37 7 31 21 17 12 21 44 19 Pts 5428 5885 502 704 709 401 637 540 430 563 418 528 453 Purp All UnionBulldogs...... 48168535.1591 231616-941 Opponenttotals...... 51189637.2672 2106157-3380 Nov10,2007atGeorgetownTigers...725336.1461 2011-0 Nov03,2007WVTECHBEARS...... 719327.6391 00-0 Oct27,2007UVA-WISECAVALIERS.....39732.3370 010-0 Oct20,2007atFrostburgState.....313846.0670 0122-0 Oct13,2007C'VILLETIGERS...... 518737.4440 020-0 Oct06,2007CUMBERLANDBULLDOGS....522945.8510 020-0 Sep29,2007atShorterEagles...... 310836.0380 012-230 Sep22,2007atPikevilleBears.....833742.1650 0121-0 Sep15,2007atMalonePioneers.....519038.0500 010-0 Sep08,2007LAMBUTHEAGLES...... 23819.0240 010-0 Sep01,2007vsCumberlandsPatriots312642.0510 0211-138 DateOpponentNoYdsAvgLongBlkd TBFC50+I20Att-MadeLgBlkd |------PUNTING------| |--FIELDGOALS--| UnionBulldogs...... 37043880861.0-238 15.0-1211118-1118-1502041336-320 Opponenttotals...... 40847988792.0-41915.0-267910-12813-322551746-430 0 Nov10,2007atGeorgetownTigers...3546815.0-302.0-2500-01-023-3 0 Nov03,2007WVTECHBEARS...... 3542778.0-313.0-1510-01-873602-1 0 Oct27,2007UVA-WISECAVALIERS.....45509512.0-486.0-3610-02-27296-60 0 Oct20,2007atFrostburgState.....3532679.0-362.0-1200-01-0614-4 0 Oct13,2007C'VILLETIGERS...... 3854924.0-141.0-1100-01-8532-2 0 Oct06,2007CUMBERLANDBULLDOGS....3446808.0-232.0-1600-052-2 0 Sep29,2007atShorterEagles...... 4538839.0-454.0-3623-00-0045-5 0 Sep22,2007atPikevilleBears.....52288011.0-594.0-4123-362-48074-4 0 Sep15,2007atMalonePioneers.....2947766.0-432.0-1812-773-17028-7 0 Sep08,2007LAMBUTHEAGLES...... 32447612.0-576.0-4412-150-0027-6 0 Sep01,2007vsCumberlandsPatriots2852808.0-332.0-1310-02-58053-3 0 DateOpponentSoloAstTotalTFL-YdsNo-YdsFFFR-YdsInt-YdsQBHBrkKickAtt-MadRunRcv Saf |------TACKLES------||-SACKS-||-FUMBLE-|PassBlkd|-Kicks--XPTS-| Totaloffenseavg/gm:353.3 Allpurposeavg/game:493.5 Puntretavg:10.3 Kickretavg:22.2 Passefficiency:134.10 Avgpercatch:13.4 Avgperrush:4.3 Gamesplayed:11 UnionBulldogs...... 372106084827434612870462-274-13551068185191460 25 Opponenttotals...... 44919212057147196559270-147-8471045017175 51 Nov10,2007atGeorgetownTigers...35661171826224229-18-041075324 10 Nov03,2007WVTECHBEARS...... 3767017811813029-8-213626 0 Oct27,2007UVA-WISECAVALIERS.....26601222843455049-28-03582 6 Oct20,2007atFrostburgState.....442243431012813717-10-02152921 21 Oct13,2007C'VILLETIGERS...... 39174120975019-9-59334 5 Oct06,2007CUMBERLANDBULLDOGS....4016322089403219-8-1413252 0 Sep29,2007atShorterEagles...... 523154323701594-3-098372 17 Sep22,2007atPikevilleBears.....442431221514033029-15-21401164 51 Sep15,2007atMalonePioneers.....351171163136253442-31-047432230 23 Sep08,2007LAMBUTHEAGLES...... 482444571220724718-12-07243591 Sep01,2007vsCumberlandsPatriots4924822557502815-5-34301-4 DateOpponentNo.YdsTDLgAtt-Cmp-IntNo |---RUSHING---||--RECEIVING--||------PASSING------||--KICKRET--||--PUNT OPPONENTSTATS 287 334 21 13 42 28 14 14 41 34 55 48 24 Pts 5885 5428 459 408 582 388 432 389 515 509 600 694 452 Purp All WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM Union College • 31 nals - Nov. 24, 2007 nals - Nov. fi Championship Series Championship St. Francis 30, Bethel 27 St. Francis 30, Bethel First Round - Nov. 17, 2007 First Round - Nov. Quarter MSC Teams in 2007 NAIA Football in 2007 NAIA MSC Teams Ohio Dominican 62, Cumberlands 35 Ohio Dominican 62, Bethel 55, MidAmerican Nazarene 34 Bethel 55, MidAmerican Team G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Yds/G 166.6 TD 178.6 17 189.5 Yds 20 2166 13 Int 1965 202.6 213.6 Sacks/G 17 2085 173.8 21 258.4 8 Cmp 13 24 231.5 2229 20 1738 188 24 2350 19 147 19 Att 10 2842 2547 165 Yards 357 11 132 2.4 2.8 269 2.3 173 23 3.0 270 19 Pass Defense 1.8 163 313 214.0 G Team Bethel 13 1.9 16 1.2 10 Georgetown 182 2140 287 186 Union 11 181 206 310 174 Pct Tech 197 Virginia West 5 11 270 Shorter 11 Sacks 148 146 357 Cumberland (TN) 4 141 232 Lambuth 11 2007 10 119 270 367 Belhaven 11 158 17 Campbellsville 10 4 182.5 103 1981 11 31.0 29.5 UVa-Wise 26.0 17 Cumberlands (KY) 1.000 25.0 198.1 11 FGA 384 Pikeville 11 205 22 1.000 .563 2636 .571 Sacks By 0.8 20.5 20.0 G 19 Team 239.6 10 Georgetown 11 UVa-Wise 15.5 .563 Pct Lambuth 11 57 .462 .778 4 Pikeville 11 .500 Cumberland (TN) 2 1.000 Cumberlands (KY) FG 14 16 Belhaven 11 8.0 Shorter 11 Tech Virginia 9 West .964 16 4 Union 1 10 .889 .917 11 13 Bethel 13 Att 2 8 22.0 Campbellsville 10 23.5 .836 151 154 11 Field Goal PCT 8 7 1 9 .930 G Team 16.0 2.2 Belhaven 11 2.1 102 9 28 .811 11 UVa-Wise 4 Campbellsville 10 36 36 6 10 Georgetown 1.5 .800 11 Cumberlands (KY) Made .761 57 73 Shorter 11 15.0 Union 11 121 Pikeville 11 37 Lambuth 11 27 11 Cumberland (TN) 1.4 65 Bethel 13 .778 33 53 Tech Virginia 10 32 West 46 Kicking 16 PAT 61 G Team 10 18 .625 Pikeville 11 30 11 10 Georgetown 52 2 Cumberland (TN) Shorter 11 35 1 Union 11 4 14 Cumberlands (KY) 3 Bethel 13 .500 Lambuth 11 10 .333 11 UVa-Wise Campbellsville 10 25 11 Belhaven 11 Tech Virginia West 27 38 .926 43 11 .884 8 12 .667 2007 MSC Standings & Statistics & Standings MSC 2007 Team G Gain Lost Margin Margin/G Margin 0.3 Lost 1.1 0.3 0.5 3 12 -0.8 6 3 0.9 Pts/G -1.5 Yds/G 20 Gain -9 23 9 33 19.9 28 22 -16 26.4 32 43 30.4 Margin Turnover 22.3 26 G 39 Team 31 -1.4 39 Bethel 31 11 34.8 UVa-Wise Yards -14 34 Cumberlands (KY) Pts 35.1 10 Georgetown 37.3 31 Pikeville 11 219 11 Union 11 41.0 23 Shorter 11 34 17 Lambuth 11 24 343 13 223 Cumberland (TN) 334 Yds/G 28 Campbellsville 10 40.8 10 12 Belhaven 11 Pass Tech Virginia 10 West 383 0.9 16 386 12 Scoring Defense 410 11 24 G Team 1.2 13 Shorter 11 451 -12 10 Georgetown 38 TD 408 Cumberlands (KY) -25 -1.2 Bethel 13 Union 11 Rush Cumberland (TN) -2.3 Pikeville 11 11 UVa-Wise Avg Belhaven 11 Campbellsville 10 11 Lambuth 11 Tech Virginia West 269 Defense Total 10 24.5 G Team Yards Georgetown 317 Shorter Union 31.7 (KY) Cumberlands 11 Bethel (TN) Cumberland 492 Tech Virginia West 11 363.4 10 1361 2636 3997 308.0 1342 1738 3080 Rushes Lambuth 44.7 Belhaven 10 377.1 3771 1790 1981 UVa-Wise 11 335.6 1607 2085 3692 11 Pikeville 2281 11 351.5 Campbellsville 1901 1965 3866 2007 4288 389.8 13 375.2 2712 2166 4878 Rushing Defense G Team (KY) 11 412.2 2305 2229 4534 Cumberlands 11 11 417.5 2243 2350 4593 123.7 Georgetown 11 366 1361 3.7 15 439.6 10 2289 2547 4836 503.1 2891 2140 5031 Shorter 11 448.0 Union 2086 2842 4928 (TN) Cumberland 10 10 Pikeville 134.2 179.0 394 1342 429 1790 3.4 15 4.2 24 Belhaven Tech Virginia West 11 UVa-Wise 146.1 11 383 1607 4.2 16 Bethel 11 172.8 449 1901 Lambuth 4.2 20 11 519 189.6 11 464 2086 2281 4.5 28 Campbellsville 203.9 475 2243 4.4 4.7 27 11 37 208.1 207.4 480 2289 4.8 33 10 289.1 497 2891 5.8 41 13 11 208.6209.5 505 2712 494 2305 5.4 27 4.7 34 2007 Mid-South Conference Team Statistics East Division West Division ed for the 2007 NAIA Football Championship Series ed for the 2007 NAIA fi *-Quali Team G Pts Pts/G Yds/G 43.5 49.5 33.7 26.6 43.2 26.1 Pts 26.4 Yards 565 21.6 544 357.8 419.6 371 432 293 287 290 Scoring Offense Pass 13.9 G Team 238 11 4616 UVa-Wise 3936 Bethel 13 10 Georgetown Yds/G Belhaven 11 Cumberlands (KY) 139 Shorter 11 Rush 3777 Lambuth 11 Union 11 808 Pikeville 11 TD Cumberland (TN) 291.1 Campbellsville 10 11 Tech Virginia West Yds/G 284.4 839 340 Avg Offense Total 2911 3128 G Team UVa-Wise 30.9 10 Bethel 31 Georgetown TD 1113 11 Yards Belhaven 11 209 Union 121 5.0 Cumberlands (KY) 184.5 2029 3642 515.5 11 Shorter 11 5671 1798 20.9 197.8 159.9 138.5 Lambuth 10 1967 2759 472.6 (TN) Yds 4726 11.0 Cumberland 11 13 3817 2517 Rushes 491.4 3128 6388 3102 34 Pikeville 196.7 23 Campbellsville 10 992 10 1769 1372 314.1 3141 13 Tech Virginia 21 West 4094 5.1 29 1060 3461 11 411.0 372.2 4521 333.1 76.3 Int 4.2 621 4.5 Rushing Offense 1759 2072 348.3 11 3.6 3831 2029 G 11 Team 1967 Bethel 26 39 984 2571 1524 1898 11 311.1 3422 1759 1352 Shorter 11 179.8 1524 400 436 Cumberlands (KY) 2336 11 212.4 2.3 15 3642 10 Georgetown Cmp 4.7 11 1798 UVa-Wise 704 422 3102 382 Campbellsville 10 13 7 421 839 4.4 Cumberland (TN) 9 10 586 Lambuth 11 33 3817 Pikeville 11 282.0 441 359 Att 6.5 Union 1769 237 161 Tech Virginia West 11 56 4.0 293.6 Belhaven 11 354 22 374 176.9 Pass Offense 984 11 G Team 263 2.8 Belhaven 372 11 UVa-Wise 1060 5 111.3 Union 2.8 89.5 Georgetown 4 1113 11 Bethel 13 454 3777 281 22 8 Lambuth 21 26 343.4 96.4 10 361 Pikeville 217 14 2759 114 25 Cumberland (TN) 275.9 11 462 274 13 3461 263 Tech 10 Virginia West 11 28 188 314.6 302 11 Campbellsville 10 324 105 158 25 2072 124 Cumberlands (KY) 11 19 366 15 8 11 188.4 178 19 1898 1352 1372 Shorter 145 12 172.5 67 9 6 12 122.9 137.2 992 126 11 72 5 808 6 5 73.5 90.2 W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Overall Conference W-L College Bethel College* College Belhaven University Cumberland Lambuth Campbellsville University 2-3 .400 3-2 .600 3-2 .600 3-7 .300 .636 7-4 2-3 .400 .455 5-6 5-0 3-8 .273 1.000 0-5 .000 11-2 .846 0-10 .000 W-L Pct. W-L Pct. W-L Pct. Overall Conference W-L UVa-Wise College of the Cumberlands* University College Georgetown College Pikeville Union Tech Virginia West 4-1 .800 3-2 .600 6-4 .600 2-3 .400 8-3 4-1 .800 .364 4-7 2-3 .400 .727 9-2 .818 4-7 .364 0-5 .000 1-10 .091 BULLDOG FOOTBALL 32 •Union College dinSih eh 3 65 0 - 013 141.1 1834 0 -1 200 1635 13 Adrian Smith,Beth ik akr lns 1 1 1 6 6.2 7.6 7.2 68 8.9 7.8 84 72 0 98 86 0 0 1 0 0 9.2 9.6 0 0 0 9.3 1 120 1 96 0 0 0 11 102 0 0 0 0 12 14 11 Ricky Walker, 0 13.1 Clands 16 0 14 0 10 11 170 Greg Fountain,Cville 0 0 11 0 Joshua Warren, 0 11Bel 20 Bel 1 Graylin Allison, 16 17 13 Allen Ervin,LU 0 10 11 Terrance Bell,Beth 28 Jason Lovett, Wise 13 Brian Piper, GC Adrian Smith,Beth etVrii eh 1 7 10 14.5 0 18.5 1120 0 77 11 1016 55 10 21.9 West Virginia Tech 3 Campbellsville 10 Belhaven 11 Cumberland (TN) 1075 49 Shorter 11 60 Union 11 11 Pikeville 11 Bethel 13 UVa-Wise 11 69 Cumberlands (KY) 998 Lambuth 11 Georgetown 10 40 Team G 65 55 0 Kick Off-Returns 55 55 1177 40 66 16.6 745 1278 Ret 1116 1068 0 936 1116 1541 0 1 1 1 1 17.1 Yds 2 1 23.4 20.3 18.6 19.7 19.4 23.3 TD 20.3 Avg/R Ra’Shad Morgan, Wise Dexter Elston,CUTN Anthony Embry, Bel Terrance Bell,Beth Bel Graylin Allison, 215.5 2370 968 3.5 0 Moses Cochran,Clands Avg/G Yds PR KOR Rec 3.5 Rsh 107 11.9 1295 G 11 11.7 2 Greg Fountain,Cville 3.9 5 Ra’shad Morgan, Wise 18.4 4.6 418 Allen Ervin,LU 5 35 444 10.2 Player, 4.7 Team 4.7 5.7 38 2 10 All-Purpose 644 22.0 17.3 17.1 11 35 8 5 15 519 6.0 Gary Joshway, WVT 9 51 6.3 972 1144 John Keene,GC 898 13.6 52 57 13.0 11 6.7 52 Josh Crouch,CUTN. 8 7.3 7 11 10 Jeffery Maxwell,Bel 14.3 11 14.7 816 17 Anthony Embry, Bel 899 TD Avg/C 9 Rec/G 60 Matt Barbour, Wise 69 1058 Yds 74 77.2 Rec Brian Piper, GC 10 1177 11 5 80 G 11Kyle Callahan,Union 772 5 Shawn Kelly, Union 11 112.7 Jason Lovett, Wise 8 66 1127 14 Bel Graylin Allison, 118.2 112 117.6 88 10 6 Player, 138.8 Team 9 5 111064 1294 13 Receptions 175 1110 7 10 102 131 234 9 273 85 251.9 11 Drew Elrod,SC 18 2771 16 154 Mark Kelley, LU 8 204 261.3 185.4 Dan Wideman,PC 23 334 2613 11 19 13 2225 7 Joey Jude, WVT 208 145 Matt Eads,CUTN 345 Yds 314.1 Avg/GTD 321.6 10 60.4 Int 229 37 12 27 Ronnie Jankovich,Beth 3455 9 3216 5.3 12 Cmp Att G Matt Rich,Bel 253 226 60.6 7 GC 422 Andy Ahrens, 4.8 10 359 11 Randy Hippeard, Wise 3 544 66.2 Joey Waters,Union 102 4.4 Player, Team 9 68.6 545 4.9 11Passing 113 71.8 117.7 4.0 5.9 112.9 9 7.2 7 728 James Brown,GC 164 3 14 20 Rashaun Fitts, WVT 125.8 11 7.5 755 1295 220 153 Ricky Walker,Clands 1468 718 204 28 1111 178 Moses Cochran,Clands 13 TD Yds/R 148.5 5.9 10 Terence 1635 Pollock,Union 151.1 218 6.4 Yds Terrance Att. 27 Bell,Beth 13 12 G Allen Ervin,LU 130.4 1485 253 1304 Adrian Smith,Beth 772 1511 236 10 Ra’shad Morgan, Wise 532 10 227 Greg Fountain,Cville 10 148.5 Player, Team 151.1 1485 153.5 1511 0 1228 1110 0 Rushing 118 170.5 1876 231 1294 1485 236.3 253 1511 Drew Elrod,SC 2599 236 582 8 2771 10 437 -172 Ra’Shad Morgan, Wise 252.1 10 402 2521 11 2613 Greg Fountain,Cville 202.2 11 2426 -92 2225 Matt Eads,CUTN 314.8 201 3148 380 3216 Dan Wideman, 279 PC -68 10 Total Pass 12 Yds/G Ronnie Jankovich,Beth 319.2 504 3511 Plays Rush 3455 G Matt Rich,Bel 10 56 GC Andy Ahrens, 385 Joey Waters,Union 11 Randy Hippeard, Wise Player, Team Total Offense lyr em G DXT2P F Ps Pts/G Pts TD XPT FG 2XPT G Player, Team Scoring ohaWre,Bl 1 2 2326 2 60 150.0 1650 828 226 273 323 11 Joshua Warren,Bel 2007 MSCStatistics 10 531 114 10 429 1084 108.4 13 1468 27 0 0 1495 115.0 11 85 1177 0 126 1388 126.2 11 755 83 173 575 1586 144.2 11 44 1144 0 76 1264 114.9 10 1485 0 296 0 1781 178.1 10 1511 0 0 137 1648 164.8 1 2 0 014 17.4 174 0 0 0 29 10 Yds/G 2007 Mid-SouthConferenceIndividualStatisticLeaders lyr em Sl At o Yds Tot Ast Solo 0.5 G 35.5 5.0 2 0.7 0.5 4 47.0 36.0 8.0 Player, Team 5.0 0.7 0.8 10 Tackles for Loss 4 0 42.0 42.5 7.0 7.0 6 Several Tied 5 at0.4Sac/G 2 6 Cedric Fisher, LU 11 10 Yds 6 Sac/G 4 Ben Tot 7.5 7.8 66.0 Matt Hickman,CUTN Robertson, Ast 10 3 83 9 11 39.00.5 78 Kevin Solo 06.0 G Wise 6 57 1040.0 0.6 Reggie 52 Craig, 8.1 8.3 Eric Ortiz,Bel Dorsainvil, WVT 81 9.4 91 26 Jamar Porter, PC 26 8.2 36.5 11 Wise 103 10 5 39 Joe Berrow,11 36.00.6 GC 52 106 65 11.0 Player, Team 10.2 64 110 42 102 Sacks 39 65 10 38 11 86 11 42 13 11.3P.J. Hughes,Clands Total A 45 Avg/G 124 16 Gabe Guthrie,GC 10 13.0 10 92 1.6 143 Matt Hickman,CUTN UA 81 G Markee Robinson,Beth 14 32 Quentin Hurd,LU 2.4 11 1 62 Jason Hoath,LU 26 1.6 11 11 3.5 3.2 Kevin Vicini,Cville 9 3 16 39 4.5 Lee Yandell,LU 42 4.9 1 17 Ben Robertston, Wise 3 49 5 11 54 Patrick O’Neal,Union 13 2 30 27 10 5.2 Player, 9 Team 11 13 5.4 43 Tackles 57 27 11 59 11 8 Chris McGinn,LU 6.2 9 33 Michael Hinson,CUTN 11 7.4 68 32 Ryan Nanney,Pts/G LU Pts 11 74 10 G Matt Wininger,PAT FGs Beth 38 7 Justin Miller, Bel 11 Lance Ayers,Wise 53 10 Kyle Chilton,PC Lukas Gonzalez,SC James Hager, Union Hunter Meade,Clands Dempsey Schlueter, GC Player, Team Scoring –Kicking etVrii eh 1 2 46 34.1 2456 72 11 37.9 1780 47 11 39.7 2103 53 West Virginia Tech 10 UVa-Wise 11 Lambuth 11 Union 11 Cumberlands (KY) Campbellsville 10 Pikeville 11 Bethel 13 Cumberland (TN) Shorter 11 Georgetown 10 38 Belhaven 11 53 56 Team G Punting 48 65 35 36 42 2130 1299 38 1822 Punts 1685 2527 1468 38.0 1363 34.2 1691 1634 34.4 40.8 Yds 38.9 35.1 38.9 43.0 40.3 Avg/P ..Bkr C 1 5 1 1.0 0.9 0.9 1.0 11 10 10 11 5 3 5 6 7 4 1.1 5 1.2 1.2 7 1.2 12 11 12 12 11 13 11 2 5 11 3 10 5 7 9 1.2 8 1.2 11 1.6 13 10 10 13 3 Shovon Patton,Clands 11 16 10 Clands 5 Brian Abshire, 8 8 Jahmal Potter, Wise 0.4 8 11 Int 0.4 BrUp Total G A.J. Baker, SC Avg/G 0 0.4 11 0 Caleb Davis,Clands 10 47 0 Javoris Chester, Bel 8 4 Kelin Morris,PC 0.5 -1 4 0.5 11 John Brown,PC 4 0 0.5 Donald Lightfoot,Beth 1 11 82 1 11 Ty Harris,Union 46 5 0.5 86 Clay Hamblen,GC 5 0.5 0.5 5 1 Player, 10 Team 11 0 0.8 Passes Defended 1 161 10 5 39 0 74 5 Jahmal Potter, Int/G 11Wise TD 5 78 Yds Int Bud Keith,SC 8 11 G 11 B.J. Banks,Beth 10 Chris Fountain,Clands 1.2 Kelin Morris,PC John Brown,PC 73.0 13.5 Donald Lightfoot,Beth 9 Clands Brian Abshire, 9 A.J. Baker, SC 1.4 1.6 Clay Hamblen,GC 11 1.6 63.0 13.5 Player, Team 62.7 14 3 Interceptions 60.0 1.8 17.5 8 1 12 66.0 Several Tied at1.1 17.5 TFL/G 10 10 17 7 Eric Ortiz,Bel 9 11 Courtney 14 Kevin Craig, WVT 10 White, Reggie 1087 Travis Norris,PC Dorsainvil, GC 11.5 Joe Berrow, GC Wise 11 1210 44.2 1.2 17.0 Jamar Porter, PC 1.5 69.0 TFL/G ubrad K) 1 5 9 0 7.7 0 193 8.3 25 0 11 158 19 Lambuth 11 Georgetown 10 10 14.9 Cumberlands (KY) 2 Union 11 Campbellsville 10 208 Pikeville 11 14 Cumberland (TN) 11 34 Shorter 11 15 UVa-Wise 11 21 Bethel 13 Belhaven 11 West Virginia Tech 19 Team G 21 256 Punt Returns 167 61 20 15 17 15 0 0 174 146 0 Ret 252 8.0 154 7.5 249 196 0 0 4.1 1 Yds 0 1 0 8.3 12.6 7.7 14.6 10.3 TD 13.1 Avg ..Goe,P 9 8 7 0 20.8 0 374 18 21.3 9 23.0 22.5 23.2 1 0 1 0 24.2 362 828 631 255 1 17 36 28 26.3 11 26.3 9 11 27.7 26.1 459 10 1 9 2 19 1 3 L.T. Glover, 631 PC 11 630 Avg/R TD 968 631 Antonio Dishman,Union 24 24 Yds 35 22 Brandon Moore, Wise 10 Ret 13 G 11 11 Joshua Warren,Bel Armond Smith,SC 8.5 Antwan Surratt,PC 8.2 Moses Cochran,Clands 0 Clay Hamblen,GC 8.5 0 9.6 Julian Tyler, 161 Beth 14.1 0 173 Allen Ervin,LU 19 Avg/R 0 1 TD 21 Player, 10 Team 136 Yds 11 Kick OffReturns 125 226 16 Ret G 13 16 10 34.8 William Grif 10 11 1322 38 Moses Cochran,Clands 35.0 38.0 Clay Hamblen,GC 2447 2130 70 38.9 56 11 38.9 Brandon Moore, Wise 2527 65 1632 Kyle Callahan,Union 40.1 42 11 10 1363 Joshua Warren,Bel 34 11 Player, 10 Team 39.7 40.3 2103 Punt Returns 12 53 1691 42 40.8 43.1 Avg/P Yds James Hager, Union 10 1468 Punts 1596 11 36 37 G Jeff Thornburg, WVT .843 Josh Blesser, Cville 51 10 11 Sean Mounts,Clands Kyle Chilton,PC 43 .889 Michael Hinson,CUTN .867 36 15 11 Luke Roth,Beth .905 .917 32 Lukas Gonzalez,SC 42 13 36 .964 1.000 1 Robby Schloemer, GC 28 11 38 33 Michael Wilson,Bel 10 .930 27 1.000 1 2 57 Player, Team 11 11 1.000 Punting 1 11 53 Pct 2 12 Att Lance Ayers,Wise 1 10 Made G 11Michael Hinson,CUTN James Hager, Union 10 Hunter Meade,Clands 0.1 0.1 Lukas Gonzalez,SC .500 1 2 1.000 Dempsey Schlueter, GC 0.1 Kyle Chilton,PC 0.3 1 1 2 Luke Roth,Beth 0.1 1.000 10 9 .500 0.3 6 John Donovan,LU 1 1.000 2 3 Josh Blesser, Cville 1.000 3 0.4 1 11Player, Team 3 11 PAT .500 KickingPct 10 10 0.8 0.7 0.7 11 5 .563 .571 Taylor .778 16 Pruitt,Cville 14 9 0.8 13 Chris McGinn,LU 9 8 .563 7 Michael Hinson,CUTN 16 11 11 Pct Avg/G 0.9 Lance Ayers,Wise 10 9 FGA FG G Ryan Nanney, LU .625 16 11 Justin Miller, Bel. 10 Matt Wininger,Beth 11 Dempsey Schlueter, GC Lukas Gonzales,SC Kyle Chilton,PC James Hager, Union Hunter Meade,Clands Player, Team Field Goals fi n vle 1 9 0 7.8 0 94 12 9 n, Cville WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM

Union College • 33 BJ Banks, DB-Bethel Cliff Barna, DL-Bethel Cliff Julian Tyler, KR-Bethel Julian Tyler, Justin Cobb, DB-Bethel Justin Cobb, DB-Bethel Ryan Gloer, LB-Shorter LB-Shorter Gloer, Ryan Will Oliver, DB-Shorter Oliver, Will Budd Keith, DB-Shorter Budd Keith, DB-Shorter Eric Ortiz, DL-Belhaven Brenton Ford, DL-Bethel Brenton Ford, DL-Bethel Jamie Stewart, LB-Shorter Jamie Stewart, LB-Shorter Jason Hoath, DB-Lambuth Lee Yamdell, LB-Lambuth Lee Yamdell, Lukas Gonzalez, P-Shorter John Donovan, P-Lambuth Brannon Bishop, LB-Bethel Robert Stiner, DL-Belhaven Robert Stiner, Chris Dichara, KR-Lambuth Matt Yarbrough, DL-Shorter Matt Yarbrough, Matt Boles, LB-Cumberland Michael Wilson, P-Belhaven Michael Wilson, Ben Aigamaua, DL-Lambuth Markee Robinson, LB-Bethel Markee Robinson, LB-Bethel Joshua Warren, KR-Belhaven Joshua Warren, Brian McPhaul, LB-Belhaven Javoris Chester, DB-Belhaven Javoris Chester, All-MSC West First Team Defense All-MSC West First Team Achord Cameron, DB-Belhaven Matt Hickman, DB-Cumberland Melvin Armstrong, LB-Cumberland Kevin Vicini, LB-Campbellsville Kevin Vicini, Robert Durham, DL-Cumberland Robert Durham, DL-Cumberland Reginald Lumpkin, LB-Belhaven – Ryan Gloer, LB-Shorter Gloer, – Ryan All-MSC West Honorable Mention Defense John McCann, DL-Campbellsville John McCann, DL-Campbellsville Jacob Wallace, DB-Campbellsville Jacob Wallace, – Ronnie Jankovich, QB-Bethel – Ronnie Jankovich, – Dino Kaklis, Bethel – Dino Kaklis, All-MSC West Honors All-MSC West Coach of the Year Coach of the Defensive Player of the Year of the Player Defensive Buck Reed, TE-Bethel Buck Reed, Beau Weiss, OL-Bethel Beau Weiss, Drew Elrod, QB-Shorter Offensive Player of the Year of the Player Offensive Matt Wininger, K-Bethel Matt Wininger, Terrance Bell, RB-Bethel Bell, Terrance Adrian Smith, RB-Bethel Adrian Smith, RB-Bethel Bruce Slusser, OL-Bethel Bruce Slusser, Matt Atchley, OL-Shorter Matt Atchley, Lee Dyson, RB-Belhaven Bryce King, OL-Lambuth Rickey Currie, RB-Bethel Allen Ervin, RB-Lambuth Lukas Gonzalez, K-Shorter Zach Morrison, OL-Shorter Antonio Brown, WR-Bethel Antonio Brown, Barry Johnson, SB-Belhaven Landon Talley, WR-Lambuth Landon Talley, Raymore Nesbitt, SB-Shorter Raymore Nesbitt, SB-Shorter Ronnie Jankovich, QB-Bethel Ronnie Jankovich, QB-Bethel Anthony Embry, TE-Belhaven Anthony Embry, Josh Beasley, OL-Cumberland Josh Beasley, David Brookins, OL-Belhaven Josh Crouch, WR-Cumberland Josh Crouch, Graylin Allison, WR-Belhaven All-MSC West First Team Offense All-MSC West First Team Greg Fountain, RB- Campbellsville William Gast, OL-Campbellsville William All-MSC West Honorable Mention Offense 2007 All-Mid South Conference Teams Conference South All-Mid 2007 Ty Harris, DB-Union Harris, Ty Colby Wilson, DL-Union Colby Wilson, Patrick O’Neal, LB-Union Marekus Smith, LB-Union Jamar Porter, DL-Pikeville Jamar Porter, Jeff Gaby, DL-Georgetown Gaby, Jeff Kelin Morris, DB-Pikeville Travis Norris, DL-Pikeville Travis James Haley, DB-UVa-Wise DB-UVa-Wise James Haley, Joe Berrow, DL-Georgetown Joe Berrow, Kevin Craig, DL-WVU Tech Kevin Craig, DL-WVU PJ Hughes, LB-Cumberlands Sean McKinley, LB-Pikeville Sean McKinley, Sean Mounts, P-Cumberlands Ben Robertson, LB-UVa-Wise Ben Robertson, LB-UVa-Wise Gabe Guthrie, LB-Georgetown Alex Wright, DL-Cumberlands Alex Wright, All-MSC East First Team Defense All-MSC East First Team Jeremy Kidd, DL-Cumberlands Brandon Moore, DB-UVa-Wise Frank Jennings, LB-WVU Tech Frank Jennings, LB-WVU Desmond Cruver, LB-Cumberlands Desmond Cruver, Clay Hamblen, KR-Georgetown Clay Hamblen, DB-Georgetown Clay Hamblen, DB-Georgetown Travis Thurmond, LB-Cumberlands Travis Brian Abshire, DB-Cumberlands Shovon Patton, DB-Cumberlands Robby Schloemer, P-Georgetown Robby Schloemer, Courtney White, DL-Georgetown Chris Fountain, DB-Cumberlands Derrick Hightower, DL-Cumberlands Derrick Hightower, Reggie Dorsainvil, DL-UVa-Wise Reggie Dorsainvil, DL-UVa-Wise – Joey Waters, QB-Union Waters, – Joey All-MSC East Honorable Mention Defense Moses Cochran, KR-Cumberlands

– Clay Hamblen, DB-Georgetown – Clay Hamblen, – John Bland, Cumberlands – John Bland, All-MSC East Honors All-MSC East Patrick O’Neal - LBPatrick Harris - DB Ty Coach of the Year Coach of the Offensive Player of the Year of the Player Offensive Ben Kelly, SB-Union Ben Kelly, Joey Waters, QB-Union Joey Waters, TJ Tisdale, OL-Pikeville TJ Tisdale, Kyle Chilton, K-Pikeville Kyle Callahan, WR-Union Kyle Callahan, Defensive Player of the Year Year of the Player Defensive Nate Howard, OL-Pikeville Nate Howard, OL-Pikeville Terence Pollock, RB-Union Terence Quintin Borders, OL-Union Quintin Borders, OL-Union Quintin Borders - OL Callahan - WR Kyle - QB Waters Joey - RB Pollock Terence Jason Lovett, SB-UVa-Wise Jason Lovett, SB-UVa-Wise Henry Potter, OL-UVa-Wise OL-UVa-Wise Henry Potter, John Keene, SB-Georgetown Mike Secor, OL-Georgetown OL-Georgetown Mike Secor, Tyler Gross, OL-Georgetown Tyler Brian Piper, WR-Georgetown Brian Piper, Matt Barbour, WR-UVa-Wise WR-UVa-Wise Matt Barbour, Adam Schott, TE-Georgetown TE-Georgetown Adam Schott, Josh Frosch, OL-Cumberlands James Brown, RB-Georgetown All-MSC East First Team Offense All-MSC East First Team Dempsey Schlueter, K-Georgetown Dempsey Schlueter, Randy Hippeard, QB-UVa-Wise Ricky Walker, RB-Cumberlands Ricky Walker, Ra’Shad Morgan, RB-UVa-Wise Ra’Shad Morgan, Shelby Goldey, OL-Cumberlands Shelby Goldey, Moses Cochran, RB-Cumberlands Thomas Leinenbach, OL-Cumberlands All-MSC East Honorable Mention Offense BULLDOG FOOTBALL 34 •Union College SID Fax SID Email SID Phone SID Career Record Head Coach 2007 Record(Conf.) Last Post-Season Appearance First Year ofFootball Last Meeting Series Record SID Fax SID Email SID Phone SID Career Record Head Coach 2007 Record(Conf.) Last Post-Season Appearance First Year ofFootball Last Meeting Series Record SID Fax SID Email SID Phone SID Career Record Head Coach 2007 Record(Conf.) Last Post-Season Appearance First Year ofFootball Af Stadium (Capacity) Colors Nickname Enrollment Location Af Stadium (Capacity) Colors Nickname Enrollment Location Af Stadium (Capacity) Colors Nickname Enrollment Location Last Meeting Series Record 2008 Opponents fi fi fi liation liation liation : KennyHowell : Ryan Bartels : DaveMcCulley Faulkner University-Sept.20@12pm West VirginiaTech-Oct.4@1:30pn : NavyBlueandGold : RoyalBlue,Gray, White andBlack : Navy& White Lambuth University-Sept.6@1pm : (334)386-7277 : (731)425-3498 : (304)442-3499 : Montgomery, W. Va. : : Jackson, Tenn. Montgomery, Ala. : GoldenBears : Eagles : Eagles : Mid-SouthConferenceEast/NAIA : Mid-SouthConference West /NAIA : Mid-SouthConference West /NAIA : [email protected] : [email protected] : [email protected] : (304)442-3380 : (334)386-7525 : (731)425-3231 : 2,400 : 2,700 : 800 : Scott Tinsley(West: Virginia Tech) : JimNichols(Hardin) : HughFreeze(SouthernMississippi) : FirstMeeting : Sept.8,2007-Lambuthwon48-44 : Nov. 3,2007-Union won50-13 : FirstMeeting : Lambuthleadsseries11-9-1 : Seriestiedat 1-1 : 7-13 : 0-9 : 0-0 : MartinField(2,500) : CramtonBowl(24,500) : L.L.FonvilleField(2,500) : 1-10(0-5) : 0-9(0-0) : 4-7(2-3) : 1920 : 2007 : 1985 : 1989 : N/A : 2003 Af Stadium (Capacity) Colors Nickname Enrollment Location Location Last Meeting Series Record SID Fax SID Email SID Phone SID Career Record Head Coach 2007 Record(Conf.) Last Post-Season Appearance First Year ofFootball Af Stadium (Capacity) Colors Nickname Enrollment Last Meeting Series Record SID Fax SID Email SID Phone SID Career Record Head Coach 2007 Record(Conf.) Last Post-Season Appearance First Year ofFootball Af Stadium (Capacity) Colors Nickname Enrollment Location Last Meeting Series Record SID Fax SID Email SID Phone SID Career Record Head Coach 2007 Record(Conf.) Last Post-Season Appearance First Year ofFootball University oftheCumberlands fi fi fi liation liation liation : ResaBrowning : MarkBankert : Jennifer Wake-Floyd Georgetown College-Sept.27@1:30pm : OrangeandBlack : Red, White, andBlue : Maroon& White Malone College-Sept.13@1:30pm : (502)868-8892 : (330)471-8298 : (606)539-4459 : Georgetown, Ky. : : Williamsburg,Ky. Canton, Ohio : Tigers : Pioneers : Patriots : Mid-SouthConferenceEast/NAIA : Mid-StatesFootball Association Mideast/NAIA : Mid-SouthConferenceEast/NAIA : [email protected] : [email protected] : [email protected] : (502)863-7972 : (330)471-8293 : (606)539-4364 : 1,400 : 2,200 : 1,743 : BillCronin(Indiana) : MikeGardner(Baker) : JohnBland(Arkansas) : Nov. 10,2007-Unionwon28-21 : Sept.15,2007-Malonewon55-21 : Sept.1,2007 -Cumberlandswon24-19 : Georgetown leadsseries27-5-3 : Maloneleadsseries1-0 : Cumberlands leadsseries20-9 : 112-23 : 35-11 : 14-6 : RawlingsStadium(5,000) : FawcettStadium(22,375) : JamesH. Taylor IIStadium(3,500) : 6-4(3-2) : 8-4(4-3) : 8-3(4-1) : 1893 : 1993 : 1985 : 2006 : 2006 : 2007 -Oct.11@1:30pn WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM Union College • 35 2008 Opponents 2008 : N/A : 2001 : 2005 : 1988 : 7-4 (3-2) : 0-10 (0-5) : Barron Stadium (5,000) : Finley Stadium (2,000) 29, 2008 nal Round - November (Sites to be deteremined) (Sites to be deteremined) (Sites to be deteremined) 6, 2008 nal Round - December fi fi NAIA Championship Series : 15-17 : 0-0 : Series tied at 1-1 : Campbellsville leads series 9-12 (At Barron Stadium in Rome, Ga.) First Round - November 22, 2008 First Round - November : Sept. 29, 2007 – Shorter won 41-17 : Oct. 13, 2007 - Union won 31-14 : Phil Jones (Mercer) : Perry Thomas (Campbellsville) Thomas : Perry Semi : 2,500 : 2,181 : (706) 233-7468 : (270) 789-5276 : [email protected] : [email protected] : Mid-South Conference West / NAIA / NAIA West : Mid-South Conference : Mid-South Conference East / NAIA : Eagles : Tigers Quarter Shorter College - Oct. 23 @ 7 pm College - Oct. 23 Shorter : Rome, Ga. : Campbellsville, Ky. Championship Game - December 20, 2008 Championship Game - December : (706) 233-7457 : (270) 789-5048 : Royal Blue and White and : Royal Blue : Maroon and White White : Maroon and Phone : Grant Kersey : Bryan Blair liation liation Campbellsville University - Nov. 8 @ 1:30 pm Campbellsville University - Nov. fi fi SID Email SID Fax Series Record Last Meeting First Year of Football Year First Appearance Last Post-Season 2007 Record (Conf.) Head Coach Record Career SID SID Location Enrollment Nickname Colors Stadium (Capacity) Af First Year of Football Year First Appearance Last Post-Season 2007 Record (Conf.) Head Coach Record Career SID SID Phone Location Enrollment Nickname Colors Stadium (Capacity) Af SID Email SID Fax Series Record Last Meeting N/A : N/A : 2005 : 1998 : 1991 : 2001 5-6 (3-5) : 9-2 (4-1) : 4-7 (2-3) Newell Field (7,500) : Carl Smith Stadium (2,500) : Hambley Stadium (4,000) : Hambley Stadium 17-16 : 30-35 : 8-13 Belhaven leads series 6-3 : Pikeville leads series 4-3 : Union leads series 5-3 Oct. 7, 2006 - Belhaven won 26-23 : Sept. 22, 2007 - Pikeville won 34-12 : Oct. 27, 2007 - UVa-Wise won 42-37 : Oct. 27, 2007 - UVa-Wise Don Lee (Olivet Nazarene) : Bruce Wasem (Bluffton) Wasem : Bruce : Mac Bryan (Appalachian State) : Mac Bryan (Appalachian [email protected] 2,400 : 1,911 : 1,1156 Mid-South Conference West / NAIA West Mid-South Conference UVa-Wise - Nov. 1 @ 1:30 pm (601) 968-8765 : (606) 218-5350 : (276) 328-0188 : [email protected] : [email protected] Blazers : Mid-South Conference East / NAIA : Mid-South Conference East / NAIA : Mid-South Conference : Cavaliers : Bears Jackson, Miss. : Wise, Va. : Wise, : Pikeville, Ky. : Pikeville, : (606) 218-5351 : (276) 376-4505 Green and Gold : Red and Gray : Black and Orange : Black and Pikeville College - Oct. 18 @ 1:30 pm College - Oct. 18 Pikeville Belhaven College - Nov. 15 @ 1:30 pm Joel Thornton : Chris Myers : Rick Bentley liation liation fi fi liations: fi Location 2007 Record (Conf.) Head Coach Record Career SID Phone Enrollment Nickname of Football Year First SID Colors Stadium (Capacity) Af Appearance Last Post-Season Last Meeting 2007 Record (Conf.) Head Coach Record Career SID Phone SID Email SID Fax Series Record Enrollment Nickname of Football Year First SID Location Colors Stadium (Capacity) Af Appearance Last Post-Season SID Email SID Fax Series Record Last Meeting First Year of Football: Year First SID E-Mail: Stadium (Capacity): Af Appearance Last Post-Season 2007 Record (Conf.): Head Coach: Record: Career SID: SID Phone: Series Record: Last Meeting: Colors: Location: Enrollment: Nickname: BULLDOG FOOTBALL 36 •Union College t ays 39-3 W 7-47 L Blue Eastern Kentucky St. Mary’s Tennessee L 0-48 Hiwasee L L Coach: John Wolfe 12-32 L1926 2-5-1 7-10 6-7 L L 30-0 Eastern Kentucky W 6-26 7-0 Lincoln Memorial W 0-6 Georgetown L Morehead State KY Schoolf/tDeaf St. Mary’s 0-49 Jellico HS 0-48 21-0 L Coach: T.M. Funk W 39-0 1925 2-5-0 W Eastern Kentucky 0-26 LMurphy L 0-24 Barbourville HS L St. Mary’s Cumberland (KY) Campbellsville L Georgetown “B” 39-0 Maryville L0-13 W 38-6 0-12 Coach: T.M. Funk W 0-32 L 1924 2-6-0 30-0 W Barbourville HS 2-25 0-26 18-6 L L 6-6 Eastern Kentucky W 0-103 T Lincoln Memorial Harlan HS Cumberland (KY) Eastern Kentucky Pineville HS 5-0 Jellico HS W 7-40 Coach: NA L 1923 4-3-1 26-12 0-39 W L Emory &Henry 0-36 LEastern Kentucky Tusculum L Middlesboro HS Cumberland (KY) Pineville HS Coach: NA 1922 2-4-0 0-70 ilasugIsiue 27-0 W 0-49 *-now knownasUniv. oftheCumberlands(Ky.) L Williamsburg Institute 0-37 Williamsburg Institute L Williamsburg Institute* Coach: NA 1905 1-2-0 Blue Hiwasee W 6-6 Coach: John Wolfe T 1927 2-5-0 0-16 L Campbellsville W Morehead State Lincoln Memorial 14-0 8-6 atr etcy 34-7 W 6-27 L 14-7 W Eastern Kentucky 0-49 0-60 L East TennesseeState 104-0 L W Morehead State Tennessee Wesleyan Kentucky Wesleyan Transylvania L Hiwasee W Sue Bennett 0-39 33-0 Coach: John Wolfe L W 0-19 L 1928 4-4-0 6-32 0-39 Tennessee Wesleyan L Morehead State 54-0 Concord L St. Mary’s Eastern Kentucky 2-19 All-Time Results fi fi ed 6-32 L eld ed 0-32 L eld No Team between1906-21 oeedSae 6-6 T Georgetown W Hiwasee W Transylvania T Morehead State Evansville L 19-0 Louisville L Holbrook W 6-6 7-7 Coach: J.R.Bacon 19-0 T 1936 3-3-2 31-0 W 0-21 Georgetown T 0-13 Eastern Kentucky 19-0 Holbrook L Morehead State Louisville W 0-0 Hiwasee W Coach: J.R.Bacon 1935 3-1-2 7-12 15-8 Louisville W W 0-0 13-7 T Transylvania W 14-7 W Georgetown T 35-6 East TennesseeState Morehead State Eastern Kentucky 12-0 7-0 Lees-McRae W 0-0 Coach: J.R.Bacon 20-0 1934 5-0-2 W 6-6 Georgetown W 31-6 T Transylvania W Morehead State 0-14 L Louisville W Eastern Kentucky 21-6 East TennesseeState 0-0 10-0 Coach: J.R.Bacon T 1933 4-1-1 0-0 19-0 T Cedarville W Morehead State Rose-Hulman L 6-12 L Eastern Kentucky Transylvania L East TennesseeState 39-0 7-8 Louisville W 0-12 Coach: J.R.Bacon L 19-6 W 1932 2-3-2 0-7 19-0 W Transylvania L Morehead State 32-6 East TennesseeState Sue Bennett 12-13 LCedarville L 12-13 Maryville L Georgetown L Lincoln Memorial 46-0 W Coach: J.R.Bacon 1931 2-6-0 0-20 7-13 34-0 L W 27-7 0-51 12-0 0-51 W W Eastern Kentucky Tennessee Wesleyan East TennesseeState 12-0 WMorehead State Georgetown L Sue Bennett Lincoln Memorial Campbellsville W Coach: J.R.Bacon 25-0 6-22 W 1930 6-2-0 13-0 63-0 W East TennesseeState 13-13 19-2 W 26-2 T Hiwasee W W Transylvania L Tennessee Wesleyan Eastern Kentucky Sue Bennett Concord L 6-33 Lee Baptist 13-0 Coach: J.R.Bacon 1929 5-2-1 0-25 mr er L 10-20 34-12 21-29 W L L 23-29 at De L 27-27 Cumberland (KY) T 20-31 Emory &Henry L at Wilmington Kentucky Wesleyan Earlham W at Knoxville Lambuth W at Maryville Coach: BobShackleford 1985 5-4-1 21-13 $-Shackleford coachedthe 45-9 tLmuh 41-7 W 0-31 L at Lambuth Wingate L Maryville W at Georgetown Coach: JohnRoss 1986 7-3-0 38-16 W 14-16 at Tennessee Wesleyan 24-8 tHnvr 0-53 L 25-0 W De 7-24 Knoxville L 0-56 L at Hanover 0-25 L L at Kentucky Wesleyan at Baptist at Emory&Henry Southwest Baptist 2-3 Coach: JohnPate/BobShackleford$ 1984 1-6-0 7-41 L Georgetown L Hiwasee W Emory &Henry Transylvania L Maryville L 0-2 Coach: J.R.Bacon 12-0 1941 1-4-0 W NA 6-55 Georgetown L Hiwasee W 0-47 Tusculum W Transylvania T Rio Grande 7-27 Tusculum W Holbrook W 7-32 Coach: J.R.Bacon 20-7 0-0 19-7 L 1940 5-1-1 Transylvania W 15-6 Eastern Kentucky 7-13 14-0 L Georgetown T Rose-Hulman W East TennesseeState 14-7 Maryville L Holbrook W 6-6 0-24 Coach: J.R.Bacon 13-31 14-0 L L 1939 3-3-1 East TennesseeState 0-7 Eastern Kentucky 26-0 Georgetown W Holbrook W Transylvania L Carson-Newman L 13-2 0-14 Rose-Hulman W W 6-0 L Coach: J.R.Bacon 6-13 1938 3-4-0 7-14 19-0 Carson-Newman L Eastern Kentucky 14-0 Transylvania W 0-12 Rio Grande Georgetown W Holbrook L 6-12 Evansville W 13-0 L Coach: J.R.Bacon 1937 4-3-0 19-0 Eastern Kentucky 0-6 21-0 fi ac L 14-20 L ance fi ac W 21-7 W ance No Team between1942-83 fi nal gameoftheseason. a otwsen 23-7 W 21-7 W 31-36 3-19 Ga. Southwestern L 7-17 L Urbana W L 16-14 at Cumberland(KY)* W at Kentucky Wesleyan* W. Va. Wesleyan 13-19 at Lambuth L 30-14 at Evansville* W Campbellsville* W 16-14 Mid-Amer. Nazarene at Georgetown* Coach: MattBallard 31-0 1988 6-4-0 *-Mid-South FootballConferenceGame (2-3) tTsuu* 49-20 W 2-0^ W 7-14 L Kentucky Wesleyan 27-37 at Tusculum* L 24-23 W at Campbellsville* 25-6 at Cumberland(KY)* W Georgetown* L at Cumberland(TN)* Evansville* W at Lambuth* 26-49 16-14 ^-Game forfeited *-Mid-South FootballConferenceGame 14-27 L Tif at Evangel Coach: MattBallard 1991 6-4-0 6-7 L *-Mid-South FootballConferenceGame 15-62 0-7 Tennessee Wesleyan L L Campbellsville* L 14-3 35-7 21-0 at Cumberland(KY)* W W W at Kentucky Wesleyan* 11-28 at Georgetown* Cumberland (TN)* (4-3) Urbana W at Evansville* 6-18 at Tif L Guilford L Coach: MattBallard 1990 5-5-0 20-0 11-10 3-7 W *-Mid-South FootballConferenceGame L at Tennessee Wesleyan 8-31 at Urbana 34-0 Cumberland (KY)* W 25-14 Millsaps T W Kentucky Wesleyan* 15-8 Georgetown*(3-3) L W Franklin L Evansville* L at Campbellsville* 22-22 0-24 at Guilford Coach: MattBallard 1989 4-5-1 9-13 12-13 *-Mid-South FootballConferenceGame (2-3) tG.Suhetr L 7-41 28-45 19-50 L L L 13-49 L at Ga.Southwestern 7-28 34-13 Cumberland (KY)* W L 9-31 at W. Va. Wesleyan L Kentucky Wesleyan* at Hanover Lambuth W Evansville* L at Wingate at Millsaps Georgetown* L Coach: JohnRoss 17-10 0-43 W 42-6 1987 2-8-0 27-7 W 42-8 W10-37 at Cumberland(KY) Wilmington W 13-7 W Tennessee Wesleyan at Kentucky Wesleyan Hanover L at Earlham 25-20 (1-3) 0-41 fi n 21-16 W n fi n 16-14 W n WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM rst - and to this fi Union College • 37 nal four contests of the season. fi All-Time Results All-Time The Bulldogs went 5-0-2 and After a 31-6 win over Lees-McRae The 1934 Union College Bulldog Lambuth L 44-48 (2-3) 2007 4-7-0 Reid Tommy Coach: vs. Cumberlands*% Lambuth L at Malone L 31-14 at Pikeville* 19-24 37-42 at Shorter Cumberland (TN) Campbellsville W State at Frostburg L UVa-Wise* L W L 21-14 12-34 Tech* Virginia 12-55 West at Georgetown* L L 17-41 *-Mid-South Conference East Game 7-28 W 50-13 %-Played in Corbin, Ky. W 28-21 2005 4-6-0 (3-2) (TN)* Cumberland Game *-Mid-South Conference *-Overtime game W 44-33 48-25 4-6-0 2005 29-36 Reid Tommy Coach: at Gardner-Webb 25-16 at Southern Illinois at Bethel W Belhaven L L L Lambuth (1-4) 47-28 12-65 7-82 at Pikeville* at Georgetown* W Shorter* at Cumberlands* L 7-26 W UVA-Wise* 14-29 L *-Mid-South Conference East Game L 24-42 40-48 39-17 W 3-7-0 2006 35-34 Reid Tommy Coach: vs. Cumberlands*% at Chowan W^ Bethel L Pikeville* W 14-42 9-21 at Belhaven at Lambuth State Frostburg W L Georgetown* 23-20 Tech* Virginia at West at UVa-Wise* L L *-Mid-South Conference East Game 37-43 23-26 L L ^-Game forfeited 3-7 3-9 %-Played in Corbin, Ky. L 6-21 date, the only squad to go undefeated in program history. outscored its opponents 79-21. Union posted four shutouts during the the Bulldogs though, Unfortunately, themselves were held scoreless in two of those games, resulting in a pair of lone to blemishes on ties, the team’s the year. to open the season, Union followed with a 14-7 win over Eastern Ken- tucky and a 15-8 victory over More- The Bulldogs were then head State. Ten- in a pair of 0-0 ties against East before nessee State and Georgetown getting back to their winning ways Transylvania. with a 12-0 blanking of Union closed out the season with a 7-0 shutout win over Louisville. football team was the 6 games of the season; nal fi #-Overtime game. *-Mid-South Conference Game 2004 4-7-0 (4-6) *-Mid-South Conference Game #-Overtime game 36-13 2004 4-7-0 Reid Tommy Coach: at UVA-Wise* 13-34 at Lambuth* 44-28 Belhaven* W at Southwest Missouri State 32-39 L L Georgetown* 0-45 W 46-13 at Pikeville* Campbellsville* L L 22-42 at Cumberland (KY)* Bethel* W L Welseyan* at Kentucky 14-42 L L 13-16 25-32# Concord L 29-32# at Bethel at Stillman (1-7) (KY)* Cumberland at Lambuth* Belhaven * 7-41 W at Campbellsville* 24-17 the $-Reid coached L L 10-23 10-27 L L 7-49 14-71 2-8-0 2002 L Reid Tommy 19-31 Coach: L Concord 33-27 at Cumberland (TN)* 27-55 L Georgetown* L at Pikeville* 0-31 Kentucky Wesleyan (3-6) W UVA-Wise* at Cumberland (KY)* 13-42 W 26-13 L Lambuth* L at Belhaven* L 20-30 14-24 L Campbellsville* *-Mid-South Conference Game #-Overtime game 2003 4-7-0 L 21-16 Reid Tommy Coach: 10-42 14-35 Kentucky at Western Wesleyan at Kentucky L Cumberland (TN)* W 3-51 36-16 L Georgetown* 30-14 Pikeville* W L at Bethel* 7-24 at UVA-Wise* Cumberland (KY)* at Lambuth* Belhaven* W L at Campbellsville* L 11-25 W 31-40 57-27 L L 3-9# 22-34 5-0-2 - Coach J.R. Bacon J.R. 5-0-2 - Coach The 1934 Union College Bulldogs n L 0-58 fi n L 20-27 fi 2001 2-7-0 (2-4) *-Mid-South Conference Game 17-16^ 2001 2-7-0 Reid$ Coach: Brian Hill/Tommy State Virginia at W. at Georgetown* Pikeville* W L 40-47 L 13-48 2000 3-7-0 (2-5) 19-40 *-Mid-South Conference Game 21-10 2000 3-7-0 Coach: Brian Hill 12-56 at Walsh Stillman L 17-36 at Cumberland (TN)* L Georgetown* L Bethel W 21-29 North Greenville* at Cumberland (KY)* 13-43 L Lambuth* L 7-40 W at Belhaven* W 31-7 22-9 Campbellsville* L L 0-35 1998 0-10-0 (0-7) 0-10-0 1998 Woolum Coach: Tuck at Walsh Tif (0-7) L 17-40 6-40 *-Mid-South Conference Game 0-11-0 1999 Coach: Brian Hill 0-43 L Walsh at Tif at Jacksonville St. 9-63 at Stillman at Campbellsville* Lambuth* L L 13-68 L Georgetown* L at Belhaven* 27-52 North Greenville* L at Cumberland (KY)* 10-13 Cumberland (TN)* L L 26-29 7-36 L L 14-24 28-44 Lambuth* W 14-10 at Campbellsville* W Lambuth* Game *-Mid-South Conference L 13-38 20-67 at Wittenberg L Georgetown* at Belhaven* Cumberland (TN)* 7-49 North Greenville* L at Cumberland (KY)* 17-35 L L Campbellsville* 24-27 L L at Lambuth* L 14-19 31-35 12-45 L 22-46 HAMPIONS -C 7-2-1 (6-1-1) O C ONFERENCE C OUTH -S ID M 1997 2-8-0 (2-4) 0-37 1997 2-8-0 Woolum Coach: Tuck L Walsh Iowa Wesleyan Alabama at West at Georgetown* at Cumberland (TN)* St. Joseph’s L L L 29-30 at North Greenville* 6-39 10-42 L Cumberland (KY)* 7-31 W 34-19 L 21-35 L 20-60 *-Mid-South Conference Game ^-Game forfeited; #-Overtime game 1996 1-9-0 (1-6) 23-19 1996 1-9-0 0-7 Woolum Coach: Tuck at Wingate Knoxville L^ L Georgetown* at Bethel* Cumberland (TN)* at St. Joseph’s 6-20 L North Greenville* L 7-19 at Cumberland (KY)* 3-7 Campbellsville* L W at Lambuth* L^ L^ 24-23# 20-17 35-7 L 22-27 L 10-24 *-Mid-South Football Conference Game Bethel* W 57-6 1995 Woolum Coach: Tuck 42-7 State Va. at W. Alabama West at Georgetown* Bethel* W 24-24 at Cumberland (TN)* W 36-12 W Tusculum* L W L at North Greenville* 28-20 7-28 24-28 Cumberland (KY)* at Campbellsville* W 31-14 Lambuth* T W 22-21 W 16-12 *-Mid-South Football Conference Game 1994 7-3-0 (4-2) 13-7 82-14 1994 7-3-0 Woolum Coach: Tuck at Urbana Lambuth* W Chowan W Georgia at West 58-36 Thomas Moore 29-8 at Georgetown* at Cumberland (TN)* W 48-28 L at Cumberland (KY)* 7-38 W Campbellsville* W W 38-18 L 24-19 L W Tusculum* 14-21 21-28 *-Mid-South Football Conference Game 1993 5-5-0 (2-4) 51-32 7-34 5-5-0 1993 Coach: Matt Ballard Wesleyan at Tennessee W Urbana 31-38 W 30-0 at Lambuth* L Findlay Valley at Clinch L Georgetown* Cumberland (TN)* Cumberland (KY)* W 36-23 W at Campbellsville* 44-7 L at Tusculum* 24-27 L 9-12 W 37-34 L 49-80 *-Mid-South Football Conference Game *-Mid-South Football Conference Evangel W 42-31 14-6 Ballard Coach: Matt W Evangel W Lambuth* at Hampden-Sydney at Findlay 33-10 Clinch Valley W 24-23 26-22 at Georgetown* at Cumberland (TN)* at Cumberland (KY)* W W Campbellsville* 20-7 W W L W Tusculum* L 28-19 48-14 41-48 28-56 1992 8-2-0 (6-1) 8-2-0 1992 BULLDOG FOOTBALL 38 •Union College Career Season Game Career Season Game Career Season 07), BartElam,34vs.Belhaven(2001) Game Career Season Game Career Season Game Career Season Career Season (1992) and Vic Wharton, 6vs. Tusculum (1995) Attempts Game Career: Lee Worley, 48(1990-93) Season: GregDuncum,20(1987) Duncum, 5vs.Georgetown (1987) Game Career: Joey Waters, 66(2003-07) Season Game Career Season (11-3-07) Game Elesby, 16(2002-05) Career Season Game Career Season Game Career Season (1992) Game Knoxville College (1996) State (1995),vs.Cumberland University(1995),vs. (1988); JeremyMacejewski, 3vs. West Virginia 3-07), JuniorDistefano,3vs.Georgia Southwestern Game Career 2 (1994) Season Game Career Season Game Career Season Game Career Season Game Bulldog RecordBook : JamesFletcher, 33vs. TN Wesleyan (1985) : BartElam,63vs.Belhaven(2001) : Joey Waters, 34vs. West Virginia Tech (11-3- : JonSmith,15vs.Lambuth(1991) : ClarenceMackey, 4vs. Tusculum (1993) : : Joey Waters, 5vs.Bethel(9-23-06)andGreg : GregDuncum,5vs.Lambuth(1986) : Joey Waters, 518vs. West Virginia Tech : Albert Pellingrino,3vs.Lambuth(1986) : ChrisKearson,247vs.Georgetown (1993) : KevinBradshaw, 170vs.Cumberland(KY) : JamesHager, 3vs. West Virginia Tech (11- : Severalwithone : Vic Wharton, 187vs. Tusculum (1994) : BrandonHawkins,9vs. Tif : Severalwithone : ClarenceMackey, 208(1993) : Joey Waters, 422(2007) : Joey Waters, 253(2007) : ShawnKelly, 69(2007) : ClarenceMackey, 13(1993) : ClarenceMackey, 1,158(1993) : Vic(1995) 33 Wharton, : Joey Waters, 27(2007) : Joey Waters, 3,216(2007) : CourtneyElesby, 9(2005) : ShawnKelly, 899(2007) : KevinBradshaw, 484(1992) : JamesFletcher, 2(1985)and Vic Wharton, : BrandonHawkins,936(1999) : BrandonHawkins,45(1999) : MikeJones,2(1987) : ClarenceMackey, 524(1991-93) : Joey Waters, 1,150(2003-07) : Joey Waters, 652(2003-07) : PeteGreene,148(1986-89) : ClarenceMackey, 28(1991-93) : ScottRussell,2,854(1994-96) : MikeJones,72(1986-89) : Joey Waters, 7,880(2003-07) : PeteGreene,16(1986-89)andCourtney : PeteGreene,2,082(1986-89) : MikeJones,726(1986-89) : Vic(1994-95) 3 Wharton, : BrandonHawkins,1,862(1998-99) : BrandonHawkins,89(1998-99) : MikeJones,3(1986-89) James Fletcher, 214vs. TN Wesleyan (1985) : KevinBradshaw, 6vs.Cumberland(KY) Kickoff Return Touchdowns Punt Return Touchdowns S Kickoff Return Yards PECIAL R I Punt Return Yards Field GoalsMade R NDIVIDUAL P Kickoff Returns ECEIVING USHING ASSING Punt Returns Interceptions Completions Touchdowns Touchdowns Touchdowns Receptions Attempts Attempts T Yards Yards Yards EAMS R R R R ECORDS ECORDS R ECORDS ECORDS ECORDS fi n (1999) (1993) Game Career (1993) Season Game Lambuth (10-28-00) Western Kentucky (8-28-03),and Tim Philpot,vs. Field Goal (1987) (TD) Punt Return vs. Georgetown (1991)(TD) Cumberland (TN)(1999)(TD)andby Tommy Oates Kickoff Return Wynn toBrianLavanvs.Urbana(1993)(TD) Passing Playfrom Scrimmage Overton vs. Tif Running Playfrom Scrimmage Career Season Game Career Season Kentucky Wesleyan(1986) Cumberland (10-21-00)andC.J. Westerman, 3vs. and Chowan(9-9-06),LavarusMcCloud,3vs. Game Career Season 06) Game Career Season 06) Game Career Season Campbellsville (1997) 07) andvs.Cumberlands(9-1-07),JohnFey, 20vs. Game Game receiving) (1991-93) Career receiving) (1993) Season Career Season 11-03) (10-8-05), andNick Wooldridge, 2vs.Bethel(10- (9-13-03), vs.Belhaven(9-11-04) andvs.Lambuth 4-06), Dominic Yuille, 2vsKentucky Wesleyan Career Season Career Season Game Career Season 3-07) Game Career Season Game Career Season (1995) Game Career Season Game : : ClarenceMackey, 26vs. Tusculum (1993) : Don Vandygriff, 4vs.Campbellsville(1992) : Ty Harris,3vs.Cumberlands(9-1-07) : Brandon Webb, 5.5vs.Georgetown (10-28- : Brandon Webb, 4.5vs.Georgetown (10-28- : PatrickO’Neal,20vs.Georgetown (11-10- : JakeMay : JeremyMacejewski,10vs.Chowan(1994) : JamesHager, 5vs. West Virginia Tech (11- : MattQuick,590vs.Evansville(1987) : JeremyMacejewski,12vs.Campbellsville : JeremyMacejewski,11 vs.Chowan(1994) : ClarenceMackey, ClarenceMackey, 90 : ScottieHines,7(1992) : LavarusMcCloud,10(2000) : Brandon Webb, 24.0(2006) : BurleyBurkhart,17(1985) : PatrickO’Neal,143(2007) : ClarenceMackey, 14(13rushing,1 : Dominic Yuille, 4(2004) : JeremyMacejewski,11 (1995) : JeremyMacejewski,38(1994) : MattBergman, 19(1998) : ChrisHobbs,3,148(1999) : ChrisHobbs,81(1999) : JeremyMacejewski,40(1994) : JeremyMacejewski,216(1993-96) : ScottieHines,11 (1991-94) : ErnestJohnson,12(2002-05) : Brandon Webb, 40.5(2003-06) : BurleyBurkhart,23(1985-86) : JohnLuttrell,392(1984-87) : ClarenceMackey, 33(28rushing,5 : Dominic Yuille, 10(2002-05) : JeremyMacejewski,36(1993-96) : JeremyMacejewski,108(1993-96) : JeremyMacejewski,56(1993-96) : JasonBuster, 6,808(2003-05) : BrendonMiller, 189(1988-91) : JeremyMacejewski,119 (1993-96) Clarence Mackey, 4(allrushing)vs. Tusculum : 47yardsbyBrandon Cunninghamvs. : 91yardsbyMikeJonesvs.Hanover Extra Points Attempted Two-point conversions Field Goals Attempted fi n (1998)(TD) : 100yardsbyChrisSt.Johnvs. Quarterback Sacks Fumble Recoveries D Extra PointsMade fi S Tackles For Loss eld vs. Westeld Virginia Tech(11- EFENSIVE T CORING Punt Attempts Punting Yards Interceptions Total Tackles Touchdowns HE L Points ONGEST R R ECORDS ECORDS : 95yards,Keith ... : 99yardsbyDanya 10. 62byGeorgetown (1990) 9. 63byGeorgetown (1999) 8. 65byGardner-Webb (2005) 7. 67byGeorgetown (1998) 6. 68byJacksonvilleState(1999) 5. 70by Tusculum (1922) 4. 71byLambuth(2001) 3. 80by Tusculum (1993) 2. 82bySouthernIllinois(2005) 1. 103byMaryville(1924) 10. 49vs. Tusculum (1991) 9. 50vs. West Virginia Tech (2007) 8. 51vs.Urbana(1993) 7. 54vs.Hiwassee(1928) (tie) 57vs.Bethel(1995) 5. 57vs.Bethel(2003) 4. 58vs. Tusculum (1994) 3. 63vs.Campbellsville(1930) 2. 82vs.Chowan(1994) 1. 104vs.SueBennett(1928) Safeties Penalties Interceptions First Downs Average Touchdowns Yards Attempts Average Touchdowns Yards Attempts Two-Point Conversions Passing TDs Rushing TDs Touchdowns Points Touchdowns Yards Attempts Interceptions Touchdowns Yards Attempts Completions Fumble Return Bethel (1995)(TD) Interception Return (1991) Punt 10. 232(2006) 9. 217(1994) 8. 206(1991) 7. 183(1985) 6. 172(1995) 5. 170(1996) 4. 168(1990) 3. 155(1986) 2. 147(1988) 1. 106(1989) 10. 209(1991) 9. 231(2003) 8. 260(1985) 7. 277(2005) (tie) 287(2007) 5. 287(1995) 4. 293(2004) 3. 304(1992) 2. 318(1993) 1. 334(1994) Shorter (9-29-07)(TD) Most PointsScored ByUnionIn A Season(Since1984) Fewest PointsScored Against UnionIn A Season(Since1984) Most PointsScored Against UnionIn A Game Most PointsScored ByUnionIn A Game : 74yardsbyBrendonMillervs.Georgetown : 484(1992) : 1,357(1998) : 2,497(1995) : 3,461(2007) : 334(1994) : 2(1993and2001) : 16.6(1992) : 24.0(1994) : 106(2000) : 33(1995) : 60(1999) : 550(1995) : 462(2007) : 248(2007) : 27(2007) : 2(1987) : 2(1985and1994) : 44(1992and1994) : 29(1992and1994) : 27(2007) : 274(2007) : 29(1992and1994) : 21(1990) : 24(2000) Team SeasonRecords : 85yardsbyMarekusSmithvs. Kickoff Returns Miscellaneous Punt Returns : 100yardsbyJohnFeyvs. Rushing Scoring Passing : 6(2005) WWW.UCBULLDOGS.COM EADERS EADERS L EASONS L EASONS S OSS S -L OSS OR -L -F OR -F NTERCEPTION Union College • 39 ACKLE I NTERCEPTION T ACKLE I IME T OP -T IME T LL OP -T T A LL A Eight tied with 4 (last by Ty Harris in 2006) Ty Eight tied with 4 (last by Harris in 2007) Ty Nine tied with 3 (last by Interceptions Player Ernest Johnson (2002-05) Lavarus McCloud (2000-01) John Fey (1994-97) 11 12 (1984-86) C.J. Westermann Adams (2000-02) Tally 11 11 9 Player TFL-Yards Player (2006) Brandon Webb Jay Fanning (1996) 24.0-141 Shannon Arnett (1996) Burley Burkhart (1985) 18.0-77 18.0-91 Foster Brodus (2004) Shannon Arnett (1995) 17.0* Sean Brown (1992) 15.5-85 15.5-57 Jay Fanning (1995) Davis (1999) Wade 14.0-94 Daniels (2002) Tim in 1985. lost were not kept *-Yards 14.0-67 14.0-65 14.0-55 TFL-Yards Player (2003-06) Brandon Webb Shannon Arnett (1995-96) 40.5-228 Scottie Hines (1991-94) 33.5-134 Jay Fanning (1995-96) Daniels (2001-03) Tim 33.5-128 Jeremy Lee (1997-2000) (1992-96) 32.0-158 Don Vandygriff 32.0-155 Anthony Carter (1994-97) 32.0-132 27.0-93 Andar Niece (1997-2000) 26.0-84 26.0-73 Interceptions Player Lavarus McCloud (2000) (1986) C.J. Westermann John Fey (1995) 10 Ernest Johnson (2004) (2004) Lionel Watkins 8 Doug Davis (1990) 5 5 7 5 Bulldog Record Book Record Bulldog EADERS L EASONS S ACK EADERS S ACK L EASONS S S ACKLE T ACKLE T IME UARTERBACK OP -T UARTERBACK Q T LL A Q IME OP -T T LL A Six with 6.0 (last by Mark Applegate in 2000) Six with 6.0 (last by Mark lost were not kept in 1985 and 1986. *-Yards Sacks-Yards Player Burley Burkhart (1985-86) (2003-06) Brandon Webb Jay Fanning (1995-96) 23.0* 21.5-141 Sean Brown (1992-94) Caleb Jones (2003-06) 17.0-115 Daniels (2001-03) Tim 14.0-128 14.0-118 14.0-110 Player Tackles Player Patrick O’Neal (2007) (1991) David Trosper John Luttrell (1985) (1990) David Trosper 143 Hamilton (1992) Tyron 139 Andar Niece (2000) Roger Spurlock (1990) 135 115 112 Patrick O’Neal (2006) Herman Lovett (2002) Calvin Pryor (1992) 103 104 102 101 Tackles Player 101 John Luttrell (1984-87) Patrick O’Neal (2004-07) Hans Stein (1990-93) 392 Hamilton (1991-94) 390 Tyron (1988-91)* David Trosper 279 Andar Niece (1997-2000) 284 278 Reggie Sutton (1994-97) *-Stats for 1989 season not available 277 277 Sacks-Yards Player Burley Burkhart (1985) Jay Fanning (1996) (2005) Brandon Webb 17.0* (2006) Brandon Webb 10.0-56 11.0-76 Foster Brodus (2004) Sean Brown (1992) 9.0-66 8.5-64 8.0-79 Pete Greene (11) is the program’s all-time receptions lead with Pete career from 1986-89. In addi- 148 catches during his four-year program receiving seasons in tion, he still owns two of the Top-10 history. EADERS EADERS EADERS L EASONS L EASONS L EASONS S S S ASSING USHING ECEIVING P ASSING USHING R ECEIVING R P R IME IME R IME OP -T OP -T OP -T T T LL LL T LL 94 1,476 15.7 4 15.7 1,476 94 A A A David Fairbanks (2003-06) Kevin Bradshaw (1990-92) Mike Jones (1986-89) Jim Maynor (1999-00) Brandon Hawkins (1998-99) 93 1,222 81 13.1 92 85 1,320 1,178 4 16.3 1,413 12.8 16.6 9 12 13 Player Rec. Yards YPR TDs YPR Yards Rec. Player Pete Greene (1986-89) Shawn Kelly (2004-07) Courtney Elesby (2002-05) John Smith (1988-91) Ernie Samuel (2001-02) 148 125 136 2,082 1,582 1,641 14.1 12.8 12.1 106 95 16 16 1,630 12 1,161 15.4 12.1 10 7 Player Rec. Yards YPR TDs YPR Yards Rec. Player Shawn Kelly (2007) Courtney Elesby (2005) Kyle Callahan (2007) Ernie Samuel (2001) Jay Reed (2000) Jim Maynor (2000) Pete Greene (1987) Brooks Charlton (2000) Mike Jones (1987) 65 Pete Greene (1988) 69 John Smith (1991) 60 685 899 58 10.5 816 13.0 745 13.6 55 9 50 57 7 52 12.8 8 805 452 791 569 48 6 14.6 13.9 47 9.0 10.9 47 530 8 729 6 1 11.4 3 663 15.5 14.1 8 4 4 Player Att-Comp-INT Yards TDs Yards Att-Comp-INT Player (2003-07) Joey Waters (1990-93) Lee Worley Stanley Niece (1998-00) (1993-96) Keith Wynn 1,150-652-41 Greg Duncum (1985-88) 885-467-48 977-496-39 7,880 581-226-23 598-323-35 6,515 5,524 66 4,105 3,966 39 28 33 21 Player Att-Comp-INT Yards TDs Yards Att-Comp-INT Player (2007) Joey Waters Stanley Niece (2000) (1992) Lee Worley (2005) Joey Waters Greg Duncum (1987) Greg Duncum (1988) 422-253-12 414-222-18 Stanley Niece (1999) (1993) Lee Worley 302-158-12 (1991) Lee Worley 297-114-11 296-163-20 3,216 Bart Elam (2001) 2,373 237-131-13 350-160-10 2,358 2,059 1,906 27 229-116-18 17 1,835 233-131-14 1,827 15 323-136-16 21 1,679 9 1,637 8 10 1,562 8 12 8 Player Att. Yards YPC TDs YPC Yards Att. Player Scott Russell (1994-96) Clarence Mackey (1991-93) (2002-05) Dominic Yuille John Booker (1998-01) Kevin Bradshaw (1990-92) Pollock (2006-present) Terence 524 (1993-96) Keith Wynn 570 Matt Pursel (2002-04) 2,822 477 Dayna Overton (1997-98) 2,854 333 303 1,843 462 5.4 1,373 5.0 1,663 1,665 3.9 28 4.1 22 402 5.5 218 3.6 20 264 11 1,210 14 1,107 1,162 9 3.0 5.1 4.4 13 10 10 Player Att. Yards YPC TDs YPC Yards Att. Player (1993) Clarence Mackey (1994) Scott Russell (1995) Scott Russell (1992) Clarence Mackey (1988) McClish T.C. Scott Russell (1996) (2007) Pollock 208 Terence Kevin Bradshaw (1991) 1,158 (2003) Nick Wooldridge 202 188 Clarence Mackey (1991) 178 5.6 1,046 978 175 981 13 178 5.2 190 114 896 5.2 141 5.5 718 10 827 128 703 11 692 4.9 9 686 4.0 4.4 6.1 4.9 6 5.3 3 3 7 7 4 BULLDOG FOOTBALL 40 •Union College 1988 1987 1986 1985 1924 1923 1922 1905 1905 1905 Cumberlands leadsseries,20-9 Cumberlands* 2007 2006 Series tied,1-1 West Virginia Tech 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1941 1940 1939 1938 1937 1936 1935 1934 1933 1931 1930 1925 1924 Georgetown leads,27-5-3 Georgetown 0-0, Faulkner 2007 Malone leadsseries,1-0 Malone 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1988 1987 1986 1985 Lambuth leadsseries,10-9-1 Lambuth 2007 2006 Series Resultsvs.2008Opponents fi : Cumberland36,Union 31 : Cumberland50,Union 19 : Union17,Cumberland 10 : Union34,Cumberland12 : Cumberland26,Union0 : Cumberland26,Union0 : Cumberland36,Union0 : Union27, Williamsburg Institute0 : Williamsburg Institute49,Union0 : Williamsburg Institute37,Union0 : Union50, West Virginia Tech 13 : West Virginia Tech37 Union 43, : Georgetown : Georgetown 34,Union13 : Georgetown 42,Union10 : Georgetown 41,Union7 : Georgetown 48,Union13 : Georgetown 56,Union12 : Georgetown 63,Union9 : Georgetown 67,Union 20 : Georgetown 31,Union 7 : Georgetown 7,Union 0 : Georgetown 28,Union 24 : Georgetown 28,Union 21 : Georgetown 38,Union 31 : Georgetown 48,Union 41 : Georgetown 49,Union 26 : Georgetown 62,Union 15 : Georgetown 24,Union 0 : Georgetown 19,Union 13 : Georgetown 37,Union 10 : Georgetown 31,Union 0 : Georgetown 2,Union 0 : Georgetown 27,Union 7 : Union6,Georgetown 6 : Union6,Georgetown 0 : Union19,Georgetown 0 : Union19,Georgetown 0 : Union0,Georgetown 0 : Union0,Georgetown 0 : Union21,Georgetown 6 : Georgetown 51,Union 0 : Georgetown 22,Union 6 : Georgetown 48,Union 0 : Georgetown 24,Union 0 : Malone55,Union12 : Lambuth48,Union44 : Lambuth9,Union3 : Lambuth36,Union29 : Lambuth42,Union22 : Lambuth34,Union22 : Lambuth55,Union27 : Lambuth71,Union14 : Lambuth36,Union17 : Lambuth43,Union0 : Lambuth46,Union22 : Union14,Lambuth10 : Lambuth24,Union10 : Union24,Lambuth24 : Union13,Lambuth7 : Union36,Lambuth23 : Union14,Lambuth6 : Union24,Lambuth23 : Union21,Lambuth7 : Union42,Lambuth6 : Union41,Lambuth7 : Union45,Lambuth9 : Union28,Georgetown 21 : Georgetown 42,Union14 rst meeting 42, Union24 2005 2004 2003 2002 1993 1992 Union leadsseries,5-3 UVa-Wise** 2007 2005 Series tied,1-1 Shorter 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 Series tied,3-3 Pikeville 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 rnln 01 18 1989 1993 2007 2006 1989 1992 1991 1992 1924 2006 0-1 0-2 1936 1991 5-27-3 1985 First-Ever Meetingin2008 (KY) Georgetown 2005 0-1 1986 2005 Gardner-Webb 0-1 1939 3-2 1-1 Frostburg State 1922 1985 Franklin 1939 Findlay 1928 Faulkner 1-3 Evansville 2-0 1922 Evangel 4-4-1 Henry & Emory State Tenn. East 4-10-4 Kentucky Eastern Earlham De ehl 53 95 2006 2006 1995 1984 Cumberlands (KY)* 1998 5-3 1984 1924 3-6 1923 1-0 Blue Bethel 2-0 Belhaven H.S. Barbourville Baptist OPPONENT RECORD SERIES MEETING MEETING FIRST LAST esMRe 10 13 1934 1929 2007 1996 1934 1929 1985 1984 1925 1-0 1-0 9-11-1 2004 1940 0-3 1923 1941 1997 1999 Lees-McRae 1925 1987 Baptist Lee 1928 1935 1926 Lambuth 2-0 1925 1997 1999 1984 Knoxville 1990 1923 Wesleyan 8-3-1 Kentucky 4-2 1992 1-0 KY Schoolf/tDeaf 7-1 0-1 0-1 H.S. 1989 Jellico 1923 0-3 State Jacksonville 1992 Wesleyan Iowa Holbrook 1-1 1-0 Hiwasee 1-0 Hanover Hampden-Sydney H.S. Harlan Guilford Georgia Southwestern ocr - 12 2002 1994 2007 1932 1927 1994 1990 1931 0-3 1938 1-0 2007 8-8 1-1 1937 (TN) Cumberland 1924 Concord Chowan 0-2 9-12 Cedarville Carson-Newman Campbellsville fi ne 11 18 1985 1984 1-1 ance : Union47,UVa-Wise 28 : Union46,UVa-Wise 13 : UVa-Wise 40,Union31 : Union33,UVa-Wise 27 : Union44,Clinch Valley 7 : Union48,Clinch Valley 14 : Shorter41,Union17 : Union25,Shorter16 : Pikeville34,Union12 : Union39,Pikeville17 : Pikeville48,Union40 : Pikeville32,Union25(OT) : Union21,Pikeville16 : Pikeville24,Union14 : Union17,Pikeville16(OT) : Cumberlands24,Union19 : Cumberlands21,Union9 : Union35,Cumberlands34 : Cumberland42,Union14 : Cumberland25,Union11 : Cumberland30,Union20 : Union24,Cumberland17 : Union31,Cumberland7 : Cumberland29,Union26 : Cumberland19,Union14 : Cumberland35,Union21 : Union24,Cumberland23(OT) : Union22,Cumberland21 : Cumberland21,Union14 : Cumberland12,Union9 : Union28,Cumberland19 : Cumberland37,Union27 : Cumberland7,Union0 : Cumberland7,Union3 fi l - 96 1927 1926 0-2 eld 92 10 2007 1906 9-20 - 97 1988 1987 1-1 College. College; **-formerlyknownasClinch Valley *-formerly Williamsburg InstituteandCumberland 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 Belhaven leadsseries3-6 Belhaven 2007 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1930 1926 1924 Campbellsville leadsseries,9-12 Campbellsville 2007 2006 igt - 96 1996 1998 1986 1986 1998 1985 0-3 0-1 2003 2000 1-1 2007 1997 2003 2008 Opponentsin italics 1994 1997 Wittenberg Wingate 1995 2006 1995 0-1 1988 Wilmington 0-4 Western Kentucky 1922 West 1-1 Virginia Wesleyan 1941 0-2 West 4-1 Virginia Tech 1994 West VirginiaState 1926 1928 West 6-2 Georgia 1931 Alabama West 1994 Walsh 1926 2001 1997 4-6-2 UVA-Wise 1990 5-3 1928 Urbana 1-0 1992 Tusculum 0-1 1999 1996 1927 Transylvania 4-0 Tif More Thomas 0-3 3-4-1 0-2 Wesleyan Tennessee Tennessee Bennett Sue 2007 St. Mary’s Joseph’s St. Stillman Southwest MissouriState otws Bpit 01 18 1984 1940 2005 1939 2007 1984 1923 2005 1937 1924 1932 2001 0-1 1922 2000 0-1 1924 1989 2-0 2-1 Baptist Southwest 3-4 Southern Illinois 1936 0-2 1995 Shorter 1-1 1986 1987 0-1 Rose-Hulman 1922 Grande 1925 Rio 1936 1988 3-3 H.S. 2005 1924 0-1-1 Pineville 1922 Pikeville 4-4-3 Greenville 1932 North 1988 2007 Murphy 1-5 1931 State 1-0 Morehead Millsaps 4-1 1-0 H.S. 1923 Middlesboro Nazarene Mid-Am Maryville Malone 0-1 2-3 Louisville Memorial Lincoln 2007 OPPONENT RECORD SERIES MEETING 2007 MEETING FIRST LAST fi - 90 1999 1990 2-2 n : Belhaven26,Union23 : : : : : : : : : Union31,Campbellsville14 : Campbellsville39,Union32 : Campbellsville9,Union3(2OT) : Campbellsville42,Union13 : Campbellsville49,Union7 : Campbellsville43,Union13 : Campbellsville52,Union27 : Campbellsville49,Union7 : Campbellsville38,Union13 : Campbellsville20,Union6 : Union16,Campbellsville12 : Union29,Campbellsville8 : Union37,Campbellsville34 : Union26,Campbellsville22 : Campbellsville14,Union7 : Campbellsville28,Union11 : Union15,Campbellsville8 : Union31,Campbellsville0 : Union63,Campbellsville0 : Union8,Campbellsville6 : Campbellsville32,Union0 : UVa-Wise 42,Union37 : UVa-Wise 21,Union6

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ICTORY V LAYER ONFERENCE P -C LL A MERICANS FFENSIVE Name, Position Name, Position Wharton,Vic KR Hilton Dixon, OL Scottie Hines, DL Second Team Hamilton,Tyrone LB Mention Honorable Mention Honorable 1994 DB John Fey, Mention Honorable 1994 1994 1994 Fanning,Jay DL Scott Russell, RB Chris P Hobbs, Second Team Mention Honorable Courtney WR Elesby, Mention Honorable 1996 1995, Mention Honorable 1995 Year(s) Ernest Johnson, DB 2005 Mention Honorable 1995 Mention Honorable 1998 2005 Name, Position James McClain, KR WR Courtney Elesby, Team Third Fourth Team Ernest Johnson, DB QB Waters, Joey Team Fourth Patrick O’Neal 2003 2005 Kyle Callahan Honorable Mention 2007 2005, 2005 Team Second Honorable Mention Year(s) 2007 2006, 2007 EAM -A O T LL AST IRST E - Joey Waters, QB Waters, - Joey F NAIA A 2007 ONFERENCE ONFERENCE C C THLETES OUTH OUTH -A -S -S ID ID M M CHOLAR S MERICA -A First Team First 1994 LL NAIA A *-The Mid-South Conference was split into two divisions (East and West) and had two All-Conference Teams. Since 2005, Union was Teams. All-Conference and had two West) *-The Mid-South Conference was split into two divisions (East and David Trosper, LB David Trosper, LB Trosper, David QB LB Waters, Trosper, 1987 1988 TE Pete Greene, Matt Quick, P Joey K Junior Distefano, David Greg Duncum, QB Butch Burden, DB 1992 1993 1989 SB Kevin Bradshaw, QB WR Mike Cantrell, DL Hatmaker, Tony Doug Davis, DB Scottie Hines, DL Hamilton, LB Tyrone SB DB Darren McWhorter, RB Clarence Mackey, RB Kevin Bradshaw, Larkin, SB Willie TE Pete Greene, DB Darren McWhorter, Pennington, OL J.T. WR Chris Kearson, Jeremy Macejewski, K Hilton Dixon, OL WR Mike Jones, DL Calvin Pryor, Scott Russell, RB McClish, RB RB T.C. Clarence Mackey, Hamilton, LB Tyrone Scottie Hines, DL 1994 DB Walker, Jerome Rob Gabriel, LB 1990 Jay Fanning, DL Roy Moore, DB Jeremy Macejewski, K TE Pete Greene, 1997 1998 Scott Russell, RB OL Larry Salyer, DL Vandygriff, Don DL Arthur Carter, DL DB John Fey, Vandygriff, Don Waters, OL Jim Ferguson, P Brendon Miller, Jay Fanning, DL DB John Fey, DB Walker, Jerome Pennington, OL J.T. WR Jon Smith, Brandon Hawkins, KR Yuille, Reggie Sutton, LB Chris Hobbs, P McCloud, DB Lavarus P Brendon Miller, 2003 2004 Pennington, OL J.T. Reggie Sutton, LB WR Ernie Samuel, James McClain, KR 1995 Pennington, OL J.T. 1991 Roger Spurlock, DL Hans Stein, LB 2000 Ernest Johnson, DB Andar Niece, LB KR Yuille, Dominic Bethel, LB Travis Joey DB Walker, Jerome Dominic 2005* DB Harris, Ty 1996 2001 OL Quintin Borders, Wharton, KR Vic 2006* 2002 P Jason Buster, WR Courtney Elesby, Ernest Johnson, DB 2007* Patrick O’Neal, LB Patrick O’Neal, LB P Michael McNay, Pollock, RB Terence Harris, DB Ty Patrick O’Neal, LB WR Callahan, Kyle Pollock, RB Terence Name, Position WR Mike Jones, OL Hunter, Tam WR Jim Maynor, PK Philpot, Tim Matt Pursel, QB Patrick O’Neal, LB Year(s) 1988 1993 2000 2000 2006, 2007 2003 Jeremy Macejewski, PK Honorable Mention 1985 Mention 1992 Name, Position John Luttrell, LB Burley Burkhart, DL Mention Second Team Mention Honorable Honorable 1986 1985, 1984, James RB Fletcher, Matt Quick, P Mention Honorable 1986 1985 Greene,Pete TE Kevin KR Bradshaw, First Team Second Team Brendon Miller, P Second Team Pennington, OL J.T. Year(s) First Team First Team Honorable 1987 1989 1992 1991, 1992 1993 22008008 BBULLDOGULLDOG SSCHEDULECHEDULE SSeptembereptember 6 LLambuthambuth iinn JJackson,ackson, TTenn.enn.

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