2011 Media Guide GAME DAY

GENERAL INTERNET LINKS The goal at the University of the Incarnate Word is to provide fair and • www.cardinalathletics.com accurate services to members of the media and, in turn, the university’s • www.lonestarconference.org football program asks for fair and accurate coverage. As a result, UIW • www.d2football.com staff will strive to meet any and all reasonable requests. As the 2011 • www.ncaa.com football season progresses, new and updated information about UIW will be available. Please contact the Office of Sports Information at (210) 829-3828 or log onto www.cardinalathletics.com. CREDENTIALS Representatives of media outlets are welcome at all Cardinals football games. Credentials can be obtained through the Office of Sports Information at the university. Please telephone in advance to make the arrangements. RADIO AND TELEVISION Accredited radio and television broadcast crews will be accommodated 680 KKYX is the radio home of Incarnate Word Cardinals football for the at UIW football games. Please contact the Office of Sports Information 2011 season. well in advance of the particular contest and arrangements will be made. All 10 games--five at Benson Stadium and five on the road--will be aired PHOTOGRAPHERS by one of the premier and most storied radio stations in the state of Media photographers are welcome on campus for football games. Texas. Like reporters, photographers need credentials. If there are questions concerning working conditions and areas, contact the Office of Sports KKYX at 680 on the AM dial covers 99,000 square miles of Texas. With a Information. format of classic country music, KKYX has a long history of broadcasting sporting events GAMEDAY PARKING Gamedays will begin with a 15-minute pre-game show followed by the Parking spaces for media persons covering the football games will be game’s play-by-play. At game’s end KKYX will host a 15-minute wrap-up. provided. Those spaces are located at the northeast corner of Benson Stadium nearby the McDermott Center and the Mabry Tennis Center. A presentation of media credentials will allow access to this area. MEDIA ENTRANCE TO BENSON STADIUM Media persons with credentials are asked to enter Benson Stadium through the pass gate. PRESS BOX Working space in the press boxes on the north side of Benson Stadium Also, the weekly Mike Santiago Coaches’ Show will air on KKYX. The is by prior request. Media credentials are required for entry to the one-hour show is set for Thursdays at 7 p.m. broadcast live from the assigned areas. Broadway 50-50 near the UIW main campus. PRESS BOX SERVICES All pre-game materials will be available in the north side press box. Analog telephone lines are available. The press box is wired for internet access as well as being wireless for internet use. Usernames and passwords for internet access will be provided at each home game.

INTERVIEWS Post-game interviews of UIW coaches and players will be conducted Additional coverage of Cardinals football for the third year will come from in the Benson Fieldhouse at the southwest corner of the stadium. KUIW Internet Radio for all 10 games while UIWTV will stream the five After a 10-minute cool down period, team personnel will be available. home games live as part of a simulcast. During-the-week interviews of coaches and players may be arranged by contacting the UIW Office of Sports Information. Access to the KUIW and UIWTV broadcasts is either through the university’s website at www.kuiw.org or through the athletic department’s home page at www.cardinalathletics.com. What's InsIde…

Media inforMation ...... inside front Cover CardinaLs Honored in 2010-2011 ...... 50 Core vaLUes of tHe UiW Mission ...... 2 2010 GaMes ...... 50 GaYLe and toM Benson stadiUM 2010 CoMBined teaM statistiCs ...... 56 QUiCK faCts ...... 4 finaL 2010 statistiCs...... 56 tHe Bensons ...... 5 2010 finaL defensive statistiCs ...... 58 CardinaLs GaMedaY ...... 5 individUaL GaMe HiGHs ...... 59 CardinaLs QUarterBaCK CLUB ...... 6 teaM GaMe HiGHs ...... 59 CardinaLs footBaLL faCts and fiGUres .... 7 tHe inaUGUraL season2009– UniversitY of tHe inCarnate Word forever first ...... 60 QUiCK faCts ...... 7 CardinaLs HistorY ...... 61 sPorts inforMation ...... 7 CardinaLs footBaLL tiMeLine ...... 61 2011 footBaLL staff ...... 7 2009 nCaa footBaLL QUiCK faCts ...... 7 division ii indePendent 5-5 ...... 61 2011 footBaLL PrevieW ...... 8 2010 nCaa division ii Lone star ConferenCe 3-8 ...... 61 overaLL ...... 9 CardinaLs reCord BooK ...... 61 tHe sCHedULe ...... 9 Benson stadiUM reCords ...... 71 on offense ...... 9 2011 oPPonents ...... 73 on defense ...... 9 a HistorY of tHe sPeCiaL teaMs ...... 10 Lone star ConferenCe ...... 78 2011 CardinaLs sCHedULe ...... 10 2011 LsC sCHedULe ...... 79 tHe 2011 CardinaLs ...... 11 LsC MeMBersHiP ...... 79 retUrninG CardinaLs BY CLass ...... 13 2010 LsC finaL standinGs ...... 80 2011 CardinaLs PronUnCiations ...... 13 LsC CHaMPions ...... 81 2011 CardinaLs BY LoCation ...... 13 2010 Lone star ConferenCe and 2011 footBaLL CoaCHinG staff ...... 14 tHe nation ...... 81 Head CoaCH ...... 15 2010 Lone star ConferenCe Honors ...... 82 PersonaL ...... 16 Lone star ConferenCe reCord BooK ...... 83 tHe 2011 CardinaLs ...... 21 tiCKet PaCKaGes and Benefits taiLGatinG WitH tHe CardinaLs tHe neW CardinaLs ...... 44 HoMe sCHedULe ParKinG LoCations ...... inside BaCK Cover tHe 2010 resULts ...... 49 2010 HiGHLiGHts ...... 49

www.cardinalathletics.com 1 CORe VaLUes OF the UIW MIssIOn FaIth seRVICe InnOVatIOn tRUth edUCatIOn

The university is committed to educational excellence in a context of faith in Jesus Christ, the Incarnate Word of God. It promotes life-long learning and fosters the development of the whole person. The faculty and students support one another in the search for and the communication of truth . The university is open to thoughtful innovation that serves ever more effectively the spiritual and material needs of people. The curriculum offers students an integrated program of liberal arts and professional studies that includes a global perspective and an emphasis on social justice and community service. The University of the Incarnate Word is a Catholic institution that welcomes to its community persons of diverse backgrounds, in the belief that their respectful interaction advances the discovery of truth, mutual understanding, self-realization and the common good.

2 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals The university is located on a 154-acre site, formerly the estate of noted San Antonio philanthropist and businessman Col. George W. Brackenridge. His villa, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, still stands on the campus. The southern portion of the original Brackenridge estate joins the university along Hildebrand Avenue, forming Brackenridge Park. The headwaters of the San Antonio River begin on the campus and have provided fascinating archaeological finds related to American Indians and the Conquistadors, and to more recent attempts at settlement. The river separates the main campus from the recreation and athletics complex.

www.cardinalathletics.com 3 tOM and GayLe BensOn

GayLe and tOM BensOn stadIUM QUICk FaCts LOCatIOn On the main UIW campus, situated sCOR eBOad The Daktronics scoreboard keeps all between the Mabry Tennis Center, the the usual football \game data plus McDermott Convocation Center and the has a 20 feet by 10 feet video screen Sullivan Baseball Field where Cardinals fans get the latest Opened August 2008 information about their team as well as a viewing of the game itself. Capa CIty 6,000 F IRst GaMe Aug. 29, 2009 vs Monterrey Tech, Re CORd CROWd 6,235, Aug. 29, 2009, Mexico vs Monterrey Tech, Mexico F IRst WIn Aug. 29, 2009, UIW 42, Monterrey t aILGatInG Yes Tech 39 sURF aCe Hellas Matrix F IFth WIn Nov. 13, 2010, UIW 17, Texas sUI tes Six on the south side press box level A&M-Commerce 16 tR aCk Eight-lane, Sport Track 300 surface, three jumping pits

4 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals the BensOns CaRdInaLs GaMeday Tom Benson's pronouncement upon taking on ownership of the New Gameday for the Cardinals and their fans at Benson Stadium is a festive Orleans Saints that he would one day bring a championship to his occasion from the time when the first tailgaters fire up the grills until the hometown came to fruition on Feb. 7, 2010 when his Saints defeated the final referee’s whistle. Indianapolis Colts, 31-17, in Super Bowl XLIV. Hours before the designated kickoff time on the field the faithful gather to The Saints' successful march to the NFL's Championship level has been visit, cook, hydrate and plot strategy on everthing from how to cook the the crown jewel of many highlights that the franchise has experienced selected meats, to which side orders to include, to how chilled are the both on and off the field during Mr. Benson's 26 years of ownership. beverages and finally how their Cardinals will go about soundly troucing Prior to his arrival, the club's fans had never enjoyed a winning record, the worthy opponent. celebrated a division title or experienced the thrill of playoff victories. Two years after assuming the reins of the organization, the Saints For the 2011 season, all these deliberations will occur five times at hosted their first playoff contest and the club has continued to enjoy Benson Stadium as UIW plays its second season as a member of the unprecedented success on and off the field. always-tough Lone Star Conference. Mr. Benson's been one of the most trusted and valued figures in the tICkets NFL. His efforts at the league level have paid dividends for the Gulf South. During his tenure, the city's hosted four Super Bowls, and was Cardinals fans can purchase tickets for individual games on game day. awarded Super Bowl XLVII following a vote by NFL Owners after he One-game adult tickets are $10 and children’s tickets are $5. But there played a lead role to secure the contest. He's played a leadership role are advantages to being a UIW football season ticket holder. in many capacities in the NFL, including three stints as chairman of the BLACK LEVEL finance committee, one of the league's most difficult, time-consuming $649 2 shaded seats with backs and influential positions. He's also a member of the audit committee. 1 preferred parking permit Community involvement has been the hallmark of the Benson era since Buffet meals at 3 of the 5 games he became the owner of the team, and because of those efforts the A pre-game meet the coach session World Sports Humanitarian Hall of Fame has twice recognized the club A place to recover and rehydrate at halftime as one of the five most charitable professional organizations. The club RED LEVEL annually puts more than $15 million in charitable contributions, goods $250 2 seats with backs and services back into the Gulf South. 1 preferred parking permit Mr. Benson and his wife, the former Gayle Marie LaJaunie, funded the INDIVIDUAL SEAT building of a football stadium located on the University of Incarnate $125 1 seat with back Word campus, known as Gayle and Tom Benson Field, with the team taking to the field for the first time in 2009. In addition, the Benson family GENERAL ADMISSION also established an endowment fund at Central Catholic High School in $50 1 seat without chair back San Antonio that is dedicated to the memory of the late Robert Carter No assigned seating Benson, who graduated from the school in 1962. Tom Benson also donated the Benson Memorial Library at Central Catholic. In 2010, Mr. TAILGATE and Mrs. Benson received the St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Award from the $750 4 reserved Red Level seats with backs National Catholic Educational Association, honoring their support of 1 parking lot space Catholic education. ONE-DAY TAILGATE A cancer survivor, Mr. and Mrs. Benson has also worked closely with $75 1 parking lot space Ochsner Foundation Hospital in New Orleans with the establishment Game tickets are purchased separately of the Tom and Gayle Benson Cancer Center, a $20-million treatment complex. In 1945, Mr. Benson served in the Navy aboard the U.S.S. South Dakota and has remained particularly close to this armed forces branch. He's the only enlisted man to serve on the Board of Trustees of the Pensacola Naval Museum and has been honored with an award from the crew of the submarine U.S.S. Louisiana. In 2007, Mr. Benson was honored by the U.S. Navy Memorial with the Lone Sailor Award, presented to those who exemplify the core values of honor, courage and commitment. In 2009, Benson was presented with U.S. Army's Army Strong award in recognition for his position in the community while demonstrating leadership and Army Values on a daily basis. A leading advocate for the National World War II Memorial in Washington D.C., Mr. Benson was also a major contributor and past director of the National D-Day Museum in New Orleans, with his pledges helping fund the Pacific Exhibit Grand Opening and the Midway Theater. www.cardinalathletics.com 5 CaRdInaLs QUaRteRBaCk CLUB The Quarterback Club is the official booster club of the UIW Cardinals football program. Created in 2009, the Club is growing annually as football at the university gains exposure. It is a diverse group of people who support Cardinals football and who enjoy networking opportunities. The QB Club hosts official tailgate events for the booster program at each home game, which have proven to be great fun for members, and the Club coordinates other activities such as travel to away games and fundraising activities. Additionally, the QB Club provides assistance to the coaching staff as needed and assists the football players in fundraising events.

By joining the QB Club, you will have access to special events and football news that others may not otherwise receive. Your QB Club membership includes:

• Invitations to weekly QB Club luncheons hosted by Coach • Mike Santiago where he will review the previous week's game and give his insight on the team's status • Access to VIP hospitality during each home game in the Benson Fieldhouse • Tailgates open only to QB Club and UIW alumni (alumni pay a $10 fee) • A QB Club shirt displaying your commitment to the team • Opportunities to meet and talk with Cardinal coaches and players • Invitation to Coach Santiago's weekly radio show during football season • •Potential road trips for out of town games • •A networking opportunity to meet people and celebrate UIW Cardinals Football • •Discounted season tickets If you enjoy football, and are a UIW supporter, whether you are an alum, faculty member, parent, student, or just an athletics enthusiast, the QB Club is for you! For more information, call Donna Normandin at 210-595-8043. You can also join and pay online at http://uiw.edu/qbclub/

6 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals CaRdInaLs FOOtBaLL FaCts and FIGURes

UnIVeRsIty OF the InCaRnate WORd 2011 FOOtBaLL staFF QUICk FaCts Head Coach Mike Santiago Name The University of the Incarnate Word Southern Utah ‘77 210-805-3011 Address 4301 Broadway, San Antonio, Texas 78209 Defensive Coord. / Special Teams Todd Ivicic Sam Houston State ‘91 University Telephone 210-829-6000 210-805-3062 Athletic Telephone 210-829-2722 Offensive Coord. / Offensive Line Tony Marciano Sports Information Telephone 210-829-3828 Indiana (Pa) ‘78 President Dr. Louis J. Agnese Jr. 210-805-3026 Faculty Athletic Rep. Dr. Lydia Andrede Wide Receivers / Recruiting Coord. Kyle Kennan Director of Athletics Mark Papich Roger Williams (RI) ‘01 Athletic Trainer B. J. Lough 210-805-3024 Sports Information Director Wayne Witt Defensive Secondary Nick Debose Southeastern Oklahoma ‘06 Enrollment 7,706 210-805-3034 Founded 1881 Defensive Line Brian Gamble Mascot Cardinals Texas A&M ‘02 Colors Red, Black and White 210-832-2124 National Affiliation NCAA Division II Running Backs / Dir. of Ops Michael Briglin Conference Lone Star Oswego State ‘ Sports 19 teams, 13 sports 210-805-3096 (9 men, 10 women) Tight Ends Larry Moore Website www.cardinalathletics.com Brigham Young ‘96 210-805-3096 spORts InFORMatIOn Strength and Conditioning Lee Taylor Director Wayne Witt Missouri Valley ‘ Office 210-829-3828 210-832-2125 Mobile 210-452-8049 Graduate Assistant Thomas Specia E-mail [email protected] Incarnate Word ‘10 Fax 210-829-3825 Graduate Assistant Jonathan Patke Assistant Mark Turner SF Austin ‘ Office 210-829-2729 Mobile 469-450-3084 Athletic Trainer T.R. St. Charles E-mail [email protected] Vanderbilt ‘ 210-805-3063 Graduate Assistant Ryan Eschenburg Mobile 505-463-4154 FOOtBaLL QUICk FaCts E-mail eschenbu@student. Basic Offense Pro-style Multiple uiwtx.edu Basic Defense 4-2-5 Graduate Assistant TBA 2009 Record 5-5 Mailing Address 4301 Broadway 2010 Record 3-8 San Antonio, Texas 78209 2010 LSC Record 3-7 (T9th) Website www.cardinalathletics.com 2010 LSC South Division 0-6 (7th) Players Returning / Lost 61 / 25 Starters Returning / Lost Offense 10 / 1 Defense 10 / 1 Sepcial Teams 6 / 2 All-Lone Star Returning / Lost 5 / 0 All-Region Returning / Lost 1 / 0 Squad Breakout by Class Freshmen 27 Sophomore 17 Juniors 24 Seniors 13

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The home schedule for 2011 includes five games-the non-conference OVeRaLL opener with East Central Oklahoma followed by a league game with Prior to the 2010 season, almost to a man, the pundits said Incarnate Eastern New Mexico, both in September. October brings 2010 Kanza Word was in for a rude awakening in the Cardinals' first year of action Bowl participant Midwestern State to town along with South Texas in the ever-tough Lone Star Conference. UIW was coming off a 5-5 rival Texas A&M-Kingsville. The final home game is the first week of inaugural season playing as an NCAA Division II independent. Going 3-8 November and features Angelo State. for the 2010 slate including an 0-6 in the LSC South Division, which sent three teams to the playoffs and another to a bowl game, the Cardinals On OFFense were indeed treated rudely but maybe, just maybe, the awakening was saved for the opponents. Out of their pro-style, multiple set offense the Cardinals are going to throw it, run it, toss it, hand it off-they will go at the 10 opponents from At times the Cardinals got whomped all right but there were other varied angles. UIW will show the shotgun, the quarterback under center; occasions when UIW handed out some licks of its own and grudgingly it will start with tight formations along with the spread-them-out sets. respect began to come. Now, there is more manpower lining up on the Incarnate Word side of the football and those guys are more It might sound complicated, and perhaps it is, but it shouldn't take the experienced and they have more muscle(s). offensive group long to get up to speed as from the 11 listed starters from the final game of 2010; 10 are back, most of whom are now into In 2010 the Cardinals teed it up with seven seniors on the team. In 2011 their fourth year of Cardinals football. they will take the field with eight. Maybe not so significant, but then, look out. There will be 28 juniors, 15 of whom were starters for the majority This is the group which was among the leaders in offensive statistics at of last year. These are the guys who were members of the first signing the end of the Lone Star season. Incarnate Word was first in fourth down class back in 2008. They are entering their fourth year of Cardinals conversions (76.9 percent) and fourth in red zone offense (81.1 percent). football and they are growing up. In one most significant area the Cardinals were second in the league- time of possession (33:52 a game). Then, with that amount of time UIW Coach Mike Santiago and his staff have now put together four recruiting finished fifth in rushing offense a game (153.6). classes and the original plan dating back to 2007 is coming to fruition. The intent always has been to build the program year-by-year rather Four times in 2010 UIW had a player rush for more than 100 yards in a than to go out and seek immediate gratification. These Cardinals are for single game. Three of those were by Trent Rios including his 207 steps the most part homegrown and the results of patience are expected to in the final game against Texas A&M -Commerce. With his 888 total show in 2011. rushing yards Rios and the Cardinals finished 64th in the nation. Rios as an individual finished 48th in Division II and adding in his return yards he was third in the Lone Star and 20th in the nation in all-purpose yards. the sChedULe Plus, Rios is top returning player in both rushing and all-purpose yards in In their first two years of competition the Cardinals can safely say the Lone Star Conference. they have seen some amazing things and have had some interesting experiences. They played the first season in 2009 and came away 5-5 Along with Rios UIW returns a starting quarterback in Paden Lynch (98- while playing a conglomerate independent schedule. They beat the best 183-4, 958 yards, 8 TD) along with its top receiver in Dominic Hamilton team in Mexico, they won an overtime game, and they won four in a row (53-627, 5 TDs). And when they get close the Cardinals can turn to at one time. Four of the five losses were by five points or fewer. returning kicker Thomas Rebold (11-16 FGs, 27-28 PATs). All of those players are now juniors save for Rebold who is a senior. In 2010 they stepped way up to the Lone Star Conference and most predictions came true. The competition was among the toughest in the Up front on offense Incarnate Word returns, counting the tight end, six entire country for Division II and the Cardinals went 3-8. All three wins of seven starters from a year ago. These are the guys who made it were against LSC North Division teams including a victory over East possible for UIW to dominate possession time in games, to be efficient Central Oklahoma which tied for the north title. in the red zone, to convert fourth downs when needed. The only senior in the bunch is guard Charles Segura who has started every game in the Now, 2011 will see more new things for Incarnate Word and its football two-year history of Cardinals football. He lines up beside a potential line Cardinals. Five Oklahoma teams departed for other pastures leaving the of all juniors including Ty Warnasch, Andy Seaman, Jayson Hierholzer LSC with nine schools playing football. The solution was to consolidate and Andrew Mocio. two divisions into one. No more crossover games which did not count in the division. Every night is a struggle for the top spot. No breathing On deFense room, no letdowns. Over the course of the 2010 campaign the Cardinals gave up points, The 10-game slate in 2011 for UIW will include those eight Lone Star sometimes in big chunks. There were factors to consider in all that. Four affairs combined with two non-conference games. Incarnate Word opens of the 2010 opponents out of the LSC South were consistently ranked in Sept. 3 with a non-LSC game against former member East Central the nation's top 10 squads because they could chew up yards and they Oklahoma. Then comes a step up for the Cardinals. They head over to could get into the end zone. Beaumont to play Lamar University, a Division I team and a member of the Southland Conference. UIW has played a foreign team, NAIA A year ago the Cardinals did accomplish one major step--as the offense schools, Division III opponents, and of course members of Division II, got into gear and began to dominate the ball the UIW defense gained its but never a Division I team. footing and began to limit the opponents on the ground (136.1 a game). The ring leader in that effort up front is back in the person of senior

www.cardinalathletics.com 9 Diego McClain who had team-best marks of 4.5 sacks and 7.0 tackles for losses. 2011 CaRdInaLs Another positive factor on defense will be the return of junior linebacker Dakota Mawyer who missed two full games and the major share of a sChedULe third at the end of the season with a leg injury. Despite missing that time he still finished fourth on the team with 47 tackles. While he was DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME out a pair of freshmen got valuable time at linebacker and both, now September sophomores, are back-Matt Bass and Juan Asencio. 3 EAST CENTRAL OKLAHOMA Benson Stadium 7 p.m. (UIW Hall of Fame Night) It was the back line, the secondary, where the Cardinals gave up 10 EASTERN NEW MEXICO (x) Benson Stadium 7 p.m. ground. It was a learning experience as at the end of the season UIW (Civil Service Appreciation) was lining up with five sophomores in the back. Another year's action for 17 at Lamar Beaumont 7 p.m. that group plus their backups added with the five defensive backs in the 24 at West Texas A&M (9x) Canyon 6 p.m. signing class of 2011 and the Cardinals rightfully can expect significant October differences. 1 MIDWESTERN STATE (x) Benson Stadium 7 p.m. (Hispanic Heritage Night) The leader in the secondary has been for two years safety Chaz 8 at Texas A&M-Commerce (x) Commerce 6 p.m. Pavliska. In 2010 he totaled 60 tackles including 5.0 for losses and one 15 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE (x) Benson Stadium 7 p.m. sack. Over the course of the two years of football at UIW he has three (Fan Appreciation Night and of the top five single game tackle totals including 12 in 2010 against Rally Red T-Shirt Giveaway) Eastern New Mexico. 22 Open 29 at Tarleton State (x) Stephenville 6 p.m. speCIaL teaMs November The now-familiar story continues with the UIW special teams. With one 5 ANGELO STATE (x) (y) Benson Stadium 7 p.m. exception they are all back, older, wiser and more experienced. The (Homecoming, Senior Day leader here is kicker Thomas Rebold, a senior in 2011. His 11 field goals Parent’s Night) a year ago were 30th in Division II and fifth in the LSC. His 27-28 points 12 at Abilene Christian (x) Abilene 1 p.m. after too were fifth in the conference. (x) Lone Star Conference Game In the punting game Aaron Willis was pressed into action last year and (y) UIW Homecoming he responded with a 35.17 mark on 59 kicks with 15 coming to rest inside the opponent's 20-yard line. On the receiving end of kicks the Cardinals likely will send out Rios for kickoffs after he averaged 23.68 in 2011 for 57th in the nation. At the end of last season then-freshman Matt Garza was on the field to return both kickoffs and punts so he could be a factor again. One guy to watch will be Jacob Love, now a senior. He was the leading return man in 2009 (22.4) but went out after one-plus games in 2010 with injuries.

10 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals the 2011 CaRdInaLs NO NAME POS HT WT CLASS HOMETOWN (SCHOOL) 1 Robert Williams WR 5-8 155 JR Floresville (Floresville) 2 Eric Massoni QB 6-2 215 JR Cedar Park (Leander) 3 Dominic Hamilton WR 5-9 175 JR Spring Branch (Smithson Valley) 4 Jacob Love WR 5-7 165 SR San Antonio (Warren) 5 Colton Palmer WR 6-4 195 SO Kerrville (Tivy) 6 Garret Williams WR 6-1 187 SR Houston (Cypress-Falls; Stephen F. Austin) 7 Chaz Pavliska S 5-11 210 JR Floresville (Floresville) 8 Zach Bradley CB 6-0 170 FR San Antonio (Johnson) 9 Shane Knight QB 6-0 180 SO Houston (Northland Christian) 10 Paden Lynch QB 6-5 205 JR D'Hanis (D'Hanis) 11 Austin Quinney WR 5-11 190 JR Converse (Judson) 12 Stan Sullivan WR 5-11 175 SO Beaumont (Ozen) 13 Mike Woods WR 6-1 186 JR San Antonio (Taft) 14 Kyle Fishbeck QB 6-2 205 FR Portland (Gregory-Portland) 15 Jordan Scelfo QB 5-10 190 FR Tucson, Ariz. (Salpointe) 16 Matt Garza RB 5-8 150 SO Calallen (Calallen) 18 Albert Obregon QB 5-11 215 FR McAllen (Rowe) 19 James Perez CB 5-11 155 JR Fredericksburg (Fredericksburg) 20 Chavis Barron CB 5-10 165 SO Texas City (Texas City) 21 Devin Haywood DB 5-10 170 SO San Antonio (Roosevelt) 22 Trent Rios RB 5-8 175 JR Spring Branch (Smithson Valley) 23 Jamarris Jones DB 5-10 170 FR Dallas (Madison) 24 Anthony Stokes S 5-11 190 JR Mansfield (Timberview) 25 Devan Avery CB 5-10 160 JR Converse (Wagner) 26 Todd Lyons S 5-11 195 JR Humble (Humble) 27 Aaron Willis S 6-3 210 JR San Antonio (Churchil) 28 Kielyn Lewis DB 6-1 190 FR Gainesville (Gainesville) 29 Brenan Furtado RB 5-10 170 SO Honolulu (Damien) 30 Alex Torres RB 6-0 195 SO San Antonio (Marshall) 31 Aaron Stokes S 5-11 190 SO Mansfield (Timberview) 32 Matt Bass LB 5-11 225 SO Alvin (Alvin) 33 Dakota Mawyer LB 6-3 250 JR Spring Branch (Smithson Valley) 34 Melvin Adderton RB 5-10 210 FR Beaumont (Ozen) 35 Tyler Fields LB 6-0 235 JR San Antonio (Southwest) 36 Josh Campbell LB 6-0 210 FR San Antonio (Brandeis) 37 Stephen Howard DB 5-8 165 FR Sealy (Sealy) 38 Wade Roark DB/P 5-10 185 FR Monahans (Monahans) 39 Saul Meza K 5-9 160 JR San Antonio (O'Connor) 40 Nick Morrow LB 6-1 215 FR Edna (Edna) 41 Lach Labanna RB 5-7 210 FR Spring Branch (Smithson Valley) 42 Nick Ginn LB 6-3 205 FR Corpus Christi (Calallen) 43 Donald Gies RB 6-0 200 SR San Antonio (Clark) 44 Ra'Shad Willis-Marsh DB 5-10 180 JR Houston (Westfield) 45 R.T. Hoog FB 6-2 225 FR Castroville (Medina Valley) 46 Samuel Giamfortone FB/LB 6-0 220 SO Friendswood (Friendswood) 47 Claudio Ramirez RB 6-0 185 FR Brownsville (St. Joseph's) 48 Juan Asencio LB 5-11 210 SO Pflugerville (Hendrickson) 49 Thomas Rebold K/P 5-10 175 SR Austin (Lake Travis) www.cardinalathletics.com 11 NO PLAYER POS HT WT CLASS HOMETOWN (SCHOOL) 50 Dominique Johnson OL 6-2 265 FR Mart (Mart) 51 Luke Zeske OL 6-2 275 FR Dallas (Jesuit) 52 Alan Ford DE 6-5 210 JR Corpus Christi (Calallen) 53 Chase Curry LB 6-2 220 SO Calallen (Calallen) 55 Brandon Terry DT 5-10 270 SO Liberty Hill (Liberty Hill) 56 Jeremy Carson DL 6-0 250 SO Garland (South) 57 Jake Roby OL 6-6 260 JR Sour Lake (Hardin-Jefferson) 58 Kevin Defina OL 6-3 265 FR San Antonio (Churchill) 59 Andrew Gurrola LB 6-0 195 SO San Antonio (Taft) 60 Manny Tijerina OL 6-2 300 SR Flower Mound (Flower Mound; Trinity Valley JC) 61 Andy Seaman OL 6-2 270 JR Corpus Christi (King) 62 Devin Threat OL 6-3 265 FR Mexia (Mexia) 63 Joseph Roberson DT 6-0 265 SO Houston (Cy-Falls) 64 John Gallegos OL 6-0 285 SO Alice (Alice) 65 Anthony Vela DT 6-0 270 JR Blanco (Blanco) 66 Tony Serda OL 6-1 275 SO San Antonio (Holy Cross) 67 Charles Segura OL 6-2 295 JR San Antonio (McCollum) 68 Rory Dew OL 6-8 315 FR Melbourne, Australia (St. Kevins) 69 Andrew Sikes OL 6-4 280 FR Sweeny (Sweeny) 70 Steve Burgamy DT 5-11 260 SR San Antonio (St. Anthony) 71 Horace Hays OL 6-4 265 FR Schertz (Clemens) 72 Robby Horton DT 6-2 275 SO Beeville (Jones) 73 Kevin O'Brien OL 6-2 305 FR Katy (Cinco Ranch) 74 Eric Salas OL 6-1 275 SO San Antonio (Roosevelt) 75 Ty Warnasch OL 6-3 300 JR Stockdale (Stockdale) 76 Jayson Hierholzer OL 6-4 285 JR Karnes City (Karnes City) 77 Chet Dillenbeck OL 6-4 290 FR Schulenburg (Schulenburg) 78 Michael Tate DL 5-11 290 SO Houston (Alief Elsik) 79 Tim Kudla OL 6-4 265 SR San Antonio (Reagan) 80 Andrew Mocio TE 6-5 215 JR Waco (Reicher Catholic) 81 Robert Anderson TE 6-1 210 SO San Antonio (Taft) 82 Taylor Hudson WR 6-0 160 FR San Antonio (Harlandale) 83 Kenneth Pryor WR 6-0 170 SR San Antonio (Lee) 84 Kent Hadnot WR 6-2 175 FR Houston (Elkins) 85 Devin Judkins TE 6-4 220 FR Somerset (Somerset) 86 Gabriel Taylor WR 6-6 190 FR San Antonio (Brackenridge) 87 Andrew Richter WR 5-11 170 SO San Antonio (Alamo Heights) 88 Caleb Kocian TE 6-3 240 JR Converse (Judson) 89 Harper Scofield TE 6-3 250 FR Dalhart (Dalhart) 90 Juston Edwards DL 6-2 210 FR Pasadena (Dobie) 91 Jarrod White DE 6-2 230 FR Arlington (Seguin) 92 Genivaldo Mambo DL 6-1 275 FR Houston (Lutheran North) 93 Brandon Fraser DE 6-2 240 SO San Antonio (Taft) 94 Hakim Blackwell DE 6-2 225 JR San Antonio (St. Gerard; Blinn JC) 98 Diego McClain DE 6-2 260 SR San Antonio (Highlands; Texas A&M-Kingsville)

12 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals RetURnInG CaRdInaLs By 2011 CaRdInaLs 2011 CaRdInaLs By CLass pROnUnCIatIOns LOCatIOn senIOR nO pLayeR hOW tO say senIOR 6 Garret Williams 2 Eric Massoni Mah-SO-nee 6 Garret Williams 43 Donald Gies 7 Chaz Pavliska Pav-LISK-ah 43 Donald Gies 49 Thomas Rebold 15 Saul Meza MEH-zah 49 Thomas Rebold 60 Manny Tijerina 29 Brenan Furtado Fur-TAH-do 60 Manny Tijerina 70 Steve Burgamy 33 Dakota Mawyer MAH-yer 70 Steve Burgamy 79 Tim Kudla 42 Josh Lemos LEE-mos 79 Tim Kudla 4 Jacob Love 43 Donald Gies GEESE 4 Jacob Love 83 Kenneth Pryor 46 Sam Giamfortone JIM-for-tone 83 Kenneth Pryor 98 Diego McClain 48 Juan Ascencio ah-SEN-cee-oh 98 Diego McClain JUNIOR 59 Andrew Gurrola goo-ROLL-ah JUnIOR 1 Robert Williams 60 Manny Tijerina tee-ah-REE-nah 1 Robert Williams 2 Eric Massoni 70 Steve Burgamy BURR-gah-mee 2 Eric Massoni 3 Dominic Hamilton 75 Ty Warnasch WARN-ush 3 Dominic Hamilton 7 Chaz Pavliska 76 Jayson Hierholzer HERE-hol-zer 7 Chaz Pavliska 10 Paden Lynch 80 Andrew Mocio MO-cee-oh 10 Paden Lynch 11 Austin Quinney 87 Andrew Richter RICK-ter 11 Austin Quinney 13 Mike Woods 88 Caleb Kocian KO-cee-an 13 Mike Woods 19 James Perez 94 Hakim Blackwell ha-KEEM 19 James Perez 22 Trent Rios 22 Trent Rios 24 Anthony Stokes 24 Anthony Stokes 25 Devan Avery 25 Devan Avery 26 Todd Lyons 26 Todd Lyons 27 Aaron Willis 27 Aaron Willis 33 Dakota Mawyer 33 Dakota Mawyer 35 Tyler Fields 35 Tyler Fields 39 Saul Meza 39 Saul Meza 44 Ra’Shad Willis-Marsh 44 Ra’Shad Willis-Marsh 52 Alan Ford 52 Alan Ford 57 Jake Roby 57 Jake Roby 61 Andy Seaman 61 Andy Seaman 65 Anthony Vela 65 Anthony Vela 67 Charles Segura 67 Charles Segura 75 Ty Warnasch 75 Ty Warnasch 76 Jayson Heiholzer 76 Jayson Heiholzer 80 Andrew Mocio 80 Andrew Mocio 80 Robert Anderson 80 Robert Anderson 88 Caleb Kocian 88 Caleb Kocian 94 Hakim Blackwell 94 Hakim Blackwell sOphOMORe sOphOMORe 5 Colton Palmer 5 Colton Palmer 9 Shane Knight 9 Shane Knight 12 Stan Sullivan 12 Stan Sullivan 16 Matt Garza 16 Matt Garza 21 Devin Haywood 21 Devin Haywood 29 Brenan Furtado 29 Brenan Furtado 32 Matt Bass 32 Matt Bass 46 Samuel Giamfortone 46 Samuel Giamfortone 48 Juan Ascencio 48 Juan Ascencio 53 Chase Curry 53 Chase Curry 55 Brandon Terry 55 Brandon Terry 56 Jeremy Carson 56 Jeremy Carson 59 Andrew Gurrola 59 Andrew Gurrola 63 Joseph Roberson 63 Joseph Roberson 64 John Gallegos 64 John Gallegos 72 Robby Horton 72 Robby Horton 74 Eric Salas 74 Eric Salas 78 Michael Tate 78 Michael Tate 81 Robert Anderson 81 Robert Anderson 93 Brandon Frazier 93 Brandon Frazier

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Mike Santiago and Incarnate Word have two whole seasons of action meeting to a session about the Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium behind them on the gridiron. The program is growing and maturing under construction project to another gathering concerning budgeting or the steady hand of Coach Santiago and his staff. admissions or maybe purchasing of equipment, Mike Santiago was dreaming of "coaching football players." Since the spring of 2007 football at Incarnate Word was pretty much a mystery. The university announced its intention of fielding a team in the In February 2008 Incarnate Word announced its first recruiting class and fall of 2009. The next step was to hire a head coach and Mike Santiago on that first signing day the Cardinals inked 27 players. And it was about fit the bill so he came on board. Even this veteran of many campaigns that same time ground was broken on the Benson Stadium on campus on the sideline faced a road of many twists and turns but all the while he and over the ensuing six months Coach Santiago–make that Construction maintained a clear vision. Consultant Mike Santiago–was ever-present as the stadium rose from the ground alongside the 16,000-square-foot fieldhouse. In August 2009 the picture got a lot more dimension to it when 107 players reported for the first day of official practice for Cardinals football. Equipment had to be purchased at the same time and Santiago could Mike Santiago got a smile on his face as at last he was back to where he not afford to get too far away from that project. And in the meantime he wanted to be, coaching football. was assembling a staff of coordinators, operations personnel, assistant coaches, athletic trainers, student workers, and the list goes on. And it got real in a hurry. On Aug. 28, kickoff at Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium found Coach Santiago, his staff and team confronted with a In and around all that, Mike Santiago was shaking hands, delivering squad from Monterrey Tech which had won 26 consecutive games and speeches and generally making new friends for the Incarnate Word had several Mexican national titles under its belt. "Nobody told me" football department. The first 12 months on the job were a whirlwind for Santiago said later about his days of putting together an independent Coach Santiago but he never veered much off course because this was schedule. But the karma was right that late August evening as the what he had long hoped for, to build a program from ground level. Cardinals got ahead and held on for a 42-39 victory, the first such thing in UIW history. In August 2008 Coach Santiago and his staff opened the doors to greet more than 100 athletes wanting to play Cardinals football. They went Over the next three weeks the Cardinals had their eyes opened, wide. through a fall program which included everything except playing the actual They lost games to a pair of future NCAA Division II playoff teams. games. Then there was the off-season with its activities and finally a spring They lost a third straight game on the road at a perennial NAIA playoff with its sessions culminating with a spring game at Benson Stadium. team. Then UIW won an overtime game which would be the first of four consecutive victories and Incarnate Word was on the way to a 5-5 year. Prior to his arrival at UIW, Santiago worked for two seasons as the That was an amazing thing considering UIW had but eight guys who could offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Utah State University. claim any type of action beyond the high school level. Everyone else was While there, he coached the top two Western Athletic Conference leaders either a redshirt or true freshman. in all-purpose yards, and two of his quarterback protégés set records for rushing yards. His head coaching experiences were gained during six It was an adventure like none other at UIW but Coach Mike Santiago and years as the leader at Stephen F. Austin University of the 1-AA Southland his staff were loving every nuance of the trip. Then for the second season, Conference. His cumulative mark there was 39-27 and the Lumberjacks 2010, a great big nuance came about when UIW moved into the Lone won the 1999 conference title with an 8-3 mark the nation's best Star Conference, arguably the toughest Division II league in the nation. turnaround for that year. The result was a hard-fought 3-8 overall mark. A greater result was that Coach Santiago and his Cardinals gained a world of respect in the LSC for In addition to his stints at those two schools, the Arizona native was an having fought the good fight with a handful of upperclassmen and a ton of assistant at McNeese State, Southwest Texas State, Western Michigan, sophomores. The vision of Coach Santiago was evolving, the Cardinals Northern Arizona, North Carolina State and Lamar. Over his career, he has were growing up. worked on the offensive side of the football with either quarterbacks, wide receivers or tight ends. He came to San Antonio in late May of 2007. He had always wanted to coach football at a Catholic university and had dreamed of starting a He worked one year for the National Football League's Cleveland Browns football program at the collegiate level. When he was offered and accepted as an area scout. Santiago's personal playing career included two years the Incarnate Word position, he knew what he was getting just maybe not as a cornerback and wide receiver at Glendale Community College in what he was getting into. Arizona followed by two years as a starting cornerback at Southern Utah. He holds a bachelor's degree from Southern Utah with a double major in Over the first 12 months at UIW, he often was heard saying "be careful psychology and health and secondary education. what you wish for…". And so, after weeks of rushing from a recruiting

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Name Michael Santiago

Hometown Phoenix, Ariz.

Education Graduate, Brophy College Prep, Phoenix, Ariz. Degree, Glendale Community College, Ariz., 1974 BA, psychology, health / secondary education, So. Utah University, 1977

Family wife Rochelle, son Dallas, son Tyler

HEAD COACHING CAREER

S. F. Austin University 1999 8-3

Southland Champions (nation's biggest turnaround from 3-8)

2000 6-5 2001 6-5 2002 6-5 2003 7-4 2004 6-5

Incarnate Word

2009 5-5 2010 3-8

Totals 47-40

ASSISTANT COACHING CAREER

Utah State University 2005-2006 Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks McNeese State University 1990-1998 Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Southwest Texas State University 1987-1989 Passing Game Coordinator / Quarterbacks Western Michigan University 1985-1987 Quarterbacks/Wide Receives/Recruiting Coordinator Northern Arizona University 1983-1984 Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers/Tight Ends North Carolina State University 1982 Wide Receivers Lamar University 1978-1982 Wide Receivers

OTHER

Cleveland Browns Area Scout, 1983-84

PLAYING EXPERIENCE

Glendale Community College (Ariz.) two-year starter at cornerback and wide receiver Southern Utah University two-year starter at cornerback

16 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals tOdd IVICIC tOny MaRCIanO kyLe kennan

de FensIVe OFF ensIVe ass Istant COaCh COORdInatOR / COORdInatOR / / WIde ReCeIVeRs speCIaL teaMs OFFensIVe LIne ReCRUItInG COORdInatOR Todd Ivicic (EYE-vah- Tony Marciano joined the check) arrived at Incarnate Incarnate Word football Kyle Keenan came to the Word in November 2007 staff in the spring of 2010 Incarnate Word football as the Cardinals defensive as the Cardinals' offensive staff in August of 2007 and coordinator and special coordinator and offensive since that time he has been teams coordinator. line coach. wearing just a few different hats inside the program. And he brings extensive In the second season of action at UIW, 2010, the His presence at UIW had an immediate impact administrative experience to the job along with Cardinals took a major step up in competition with as the Cardinals ranked near the top of the Lone strong coaching genes. its move to the Lone Star Conference and Ivicic’s Star Conference in two vital offensive categories, defenders went right along. The Cardinals allowed both directly attributable to the offensive line Originally his duties with the Cardinals were as but 136.09 yards a game on the ground and that play. Incarnate Word finished second in time of director of football operations. On the field his mark was 61st among the 151 teams ranked in the possession at 33:52 minutes a game and the coaching responsibilities were on the offensive side nation. Cardinals were fifth in rushing offense with 153.6 of the ball, in particular the wide receivers and that yards a game. Those yards on the ground translated will not change. What is different this time around is Ivicic and his guys finished first in the Lone Star in to 64th in Division II among 151 teams ranked he will work as the recruiting coordinator. opponents first down conversions (22 per clent) and nationally. they were second in opponents first downs a game Over the first year of operations he was involved (17.8 a game). Marciano's players up front came up with more heavily recruiting, in tryout sessions, and all the impressive numbers. UIW was fourth in the minutiae involved with getting a program off the In 2009 after playing an independent schedule the conference in sacks allowed with but 17 on the ground. Cardinals were 16th in Division II with 8.33 tackles season. The Cardinals led the LSC in fourth down for losses. UIW was 33rd in the nation with 2.65 conversions at nearly 77 percent. In 2010 Kennan saw 11 different players catch a sacks a game. pass in competition. Three of those had more than Marciano brings an impressive résumé to the 20 receptions each with wideout Dominic Hamilton For three years before UIW Ivicic, worked at Tarleton Cardinals. He worked as the offensive line coach being the leader with 53 for 627 yards. And five of State helping the Texans to a 22-9 cumulative mark and offensive coordinator in the Canadian Football those 11 worked their way into the end zone for in that time. The last two seasons he coached the League with both the Toronto Argonauts and the touchdowns. defensive line after spending his first year as the Calgary Stampeders. After that he moved to the offensive line coach. National Football League as the tight ends coach for In the year before coming to UIW, Keenan was a the Indianapolis Colts. He also was the tight ends vice president of Coaches Inc., a company which In 2007, Ivicic coached the Texans as a defensive coach and offensive line coach for the Houston worked with and represented football coaches. The team to the second highest sack totals of the Texans. five years prior to that he was with the National season. The Texan special teams were first in the Football League Coaches Association. He also Lone Star Conference in kickoff returns, first in Most recently he was the director of football has spent working time with the NFL Players punting and third in punt returns. operations at Florida's All-Star Sports Training which Association. develops athletes through scientifically advanced Overall, Ivicic has 16 years coaching experience training methods. A graduate of Mandeville High School in at the collegiate level. Prior to his stint at Tarleton Louisiana, Keenan earned his bachelor's degree in State, Ivicic worked six seasons at Stephen F. Austin A graduate of Indiana University in Pennsylvania, communications and journalism at Roger Williams where Santiago was the head man. Ivicic joined Marciano coached tight ends at that school before University in Rhode Island in 2001. the SFA staff in January 1999. He also coached the working at TCU, SMU, Brown University, University special teams. of Richmond and Kent State University. The gene portion of his resume comes from his father Larry who has worked 16 years as a coach Prior to his time at SFA, Ivicic was the defensive Marciano talked about his work with offensive in the NFL with such teams as the Los Angeles/ line and special teams coach at Sam Houston State linemen. "I've always worked with offensive linemen Oakland Raiders, Denver Broncos, Indianapolis from 1995-98. He was the defensive line coach at or tight ends. I believe offensive linemen are Colts and Seattle Seahawks. Blinn Junior College in 1993-94 and was a graduate typically the best citizens. They're not worried about assistant at SHSU in 1991-92. catching the ball, but are in an unheralded position. Kennan and his wife, Abigail, are the parents of sons They have to be a highly trained individual to play Kingston and Coltrane. Ivicic played defensive end for the Bearkats in 1989 that position. and 1990 after transferring to SHSU from Blinn Junior College. He was a linebacker at Blinn in 1988 "No player is born wanting to be an offensive after playing at Trinity Valley Community College in lineman, as they get very little credit" he continued. 1987 as a defensive back. "They have to love to play the game. Those five guys must work as one in concert to make it A 1986 graduate of Taylor High School in central happen. Furthermore, you can't substitute offense Texas. He earned a bachelor's degree in kinesiology players like you can defense, so they have to have from SHSU in 1991 and a master's degree in great technique and a lot of stamina and 'stick-to-it', kinesiology from SHSU in 1993. and must have a counter-action for everything the defense does." Ivacic and his wife Stephanie were married in the spring of 2011 and they live in San Antonio. Athletics and football run in the Marciano family. Tony's brother Joe currently is the special teams coordinator with the Houston Texans of the NFL and a distant cousin was Rocky Marciano.

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Nick Debose came to Brian Gamble spent d IReCtOR OF Incarnate Word in June of his collegiate career at FOOtBaLL 2008 as a member of the Texas A&M observing the Cardinals football coaching defensive down position OpeRatIOns staff. At UIW he is charged players and now he has with direction of the come to Incarnate Word Michael Briglin, has been defensive secondary. to pass along what he around football most of witnessed and absorbed. his career and now he is Over the 2010 season, UIW's first in the hostile Lone getting a first-look at another phase of the game, Star Conference, three of DeBose's protégés led the Arriving in August 2008, Gamble is charged with coaching at the collegiate level. Cardinals with more than 60 tackles each. And two coaching the Cardinals defensive linemen. secondary guys had themselves in position to led He arrived on the job in August 2010 as a graduate the team with eight passes broken up each. In the 2009 season at UIW, the Cardinals' first, assistant and for 2011 he will be a full time assistant Gamble's students made a name for themselves, on the staff charged with coaching the running Before UIW, Debose spent the fall of 2007 as the principally in the opponents' backfields. Tackle backs. He also will assume the duties of director of secondary coach at Texas A&M / Kingsville. Prior to Diego McClain ended 2009 tied for 20th in Division football operations for the Cardinals. that he was on the coaching staff at his alma mater, II with his 14 tackles for losses. Then, end Alan Ford Southeastern Oklahoma, for the 2006 season. had 6.5 sacks and those were tied for 49th in the Before coming to Incarnate Word he was head country. of the National Football League's development Debose, a 2006 graduate of Southeastern, played program in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He spent defensive back for the Savage Storm. He was a As a defensive team in that first fall the Cardinals three years there and his squads won three four-year starter including all 10 games in 2005 and were 16th in the nation with 8.33 tackles a game for championships. registering 40 tackles with five passes defended. losses while UIW was 33rd with an average 2.56 sacks a contest. Also, he was the line backers coach at Moanalua He was an honorable mention All-Lone Star High School, a division champion in Hawaii. Conference pick as a freshman. He was the team The second year of Gamble's influence on captain for his senior season. the Cardinals was 2010, when UIW moved to A native of Oswego, N.Y., Briglin is a 2001 graduate membership in the Lone Star Conference. And the of Oswego State University. He has additional A product of Houston Westbury High School, he Cardinals influence was apparent. UIW was eighth certifications in supervision and management received both his bachelor's in broadcast journalism in the league allowing but 136.1 yards a game on through United States military programs. As a and master's in secondary education degrees from the ground. That number was 61st in the nation soldier he played on the US Army's rugby team. Southeastern Oklahoma. among 151 teams ranked in Division II. He is a member of both the USA Football Coaches His son is Kasen (4). A product of Beaumont's Alto High School, Gamble Association and the NFL Association. He enjoys played his college football for the Aggies as an personal training, fantasy football and training for honored linebacker. His first year there he was the marathons. Big 12 freshman of the year and was second team freshman All-America.

The next season, 2000, he was second team both Big 12 and All-America. As a senior he was a candidate for the national Butkus Award after playing as the Aggies' team captain.

He earned his bachelor's degree in agricultural development in 2002.

A lover of hunting, fishing and golf, Gamble comes from a long line of Baylor athletes. His mother played basketball there and his father was a football player. His grandfather played baseball at Baylor.

Gamble and his wife, Stephanie, were married in the spring of 2011.

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ass Istant COaCh / st RenGth / ass Istant tIGht ends COndItIOnInG athLetICs tRaIneR / FOOtBaLL Larry Moore is the newest Lee Taylor arrived at member of the Incarnate Incarnate Word in time for Back in the summer of Word football coaching spring drills in 2011. He is 2008, his retirement lasted staff and he is another the staff person charged only a couple of weeks who brings extensive with the overall strength before T.R. St. Charles experience to the Cardinals and conditioning of decided he wasn’t done camp. He came to UIW in Cardinals football players. just yet. the summer of 2011. A native of St. Louis, Mo., Taylor graduated from That’s when an assistant athletics trainer’s position Moore over the previous two years was the offensive Gateway Institute of Technology before moving opened at Incarnate Word with an emphasis line coach at Ohio's Central State University. At onto to Missouri Valley College where he earned on football. The job fit, he applied and now he’s Incarnate Word he will coach the tight ends. his bachelor's degree. His fields of study there were charged primarily with the health care of Cardinals athletic training and exercise science. football players. After he finished his collegiate eligibility at Grossmont Junior College and Brigham Young Before coming to UIW he was on staff at the St. Charles is not originally from Texas, but he had University, Moore played the highest levels of University of Tennessee in Knoxville. spent the past 30-plus years in this state’s high football. He was in 98 games, 75 as a starter, in the school ranks before moving to UIW. He first worked National Football League. He is a certified strength and conditioning specialist in San Antonio at Holmes High School followed by by both Collegiate Strength and Conditioning a stint in Texas City before returning to the area for Between 1997 and 2006 he played center Society and the United States Weightlifting jobs at Taft, Clark and finally O’Connor high schools. and offensive guard with Seattle, Indianapolis, Association which is the Olympic organization. Washington and Cincinnati. He was an offensive He has worked such events as the 2008 field captain with both the Colts and Redskins. A member of the Collegiate Strength and hockey Olympic qualifying tournament, the 2004 Conditioning Coaches Association and the National Paralympics in Greece and the 2003 World After his NFL playing days he coached tight ends at Strength and Conditioning Association, Taylor says Bridgewater College before working internships with he enjoys most any kind of road trip. University Games in South Korea. Cincinnati and Indianapolis of the NFL. In this summer of 2009 he was back in Asia with the U.S. junior field

hockey team. He has athletic training experiences in such varied sports as taekwondo, gymnastics, trampoline and tumbling, and auto racing.

He is board certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association and licensed by the Southwest Athletic Trainers Association. He holds memberships in the Texas State and Alamo Area Athletic Trainers Association as well as the U.S. Olympic Committee Sports Medicine Society and the Texas Society of Sports Medicine.

The author of several articles and a regular speaker at conventions, St. Charles earned his bachelor’s degree at Vanderbilt University in history and a master’s degree in health and physical education at George Peabody College of Vanderbilt.

He and his wife, Teri, are the parents of Jeff, Kyle, Taylor and Alexis.

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Thomas Specia is a name This will be Jonathan familiar to the Cardinals Patke's first go with the football faithful. He first coaching side of collegiate came to UIW in the fall of football and he began his 2008 as the university was association with Incarnate getting its new program off Word in the summer of the ground. He then played quarterback during the 2011. first two years of competition, 2009 and 2010. Prior to coming to UIW and the Cardinals Patke had Now, he is returning on the coaching side of things been employed in the oil and gas business while as a graduate assistant for offense. living in Houston, his hometown. He is a graduate of Cypress-Creek High School. Back in 2009, in the first game ever played by the Cardinals, he threw for three touchdowns and ran His other experiences in college football came as for two more as Incarnate Word won that inaugural a four-year player and a three-year starter at S.F. game by 42-39 over Mexican national champion Austin State University. He worked his way from a Monterrey Tech. first-year walk on to the starting job at linebacker. His first year there the head coach was Mike The atmosphere was electric in the overflow crowd Santiago, now the architect of Incarnate Word's at Benson Stadium and that charge came almost program. And a member of that SFA staff was Todd immediately as Specia scored the first Cardinals Ivicic, now the defensive coordinator at UIW. touchdown by completely fooling everyone on the field with a naked bootleg, 52-yard run for the six After completing his football time he received a points. bachelor of business administration with a minor in finance. That was in 2008. After his two years his name is all over the Cardinals record book for both game and season and career. A member of Sigma Iota Epsilon, a professional management society, Patke's football roots are A native of San Antonio and a graduate of Reagan noteworthy. His cousin Gary Kubiak is head coach of High School, Specia played at College of DuPage the professional Houston Texans while cousin Larry in Illinois before transferring back home to UIW. Stegent is a running back at Texas A&M University. He earned his bachelor's degree in kinesiology in December 2010.

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JUnIOR JUnIOR JUnIOR CORneRBaCk QUaRteRBaCk WIde ReCeIVeR 5-8, 155 6-2, 215 5-9, 175 FLOResVILLe, teXas CedaR paRk, teXas spRInG BRanCh, teXas FLOResVILLe hs LeandeR hs sMIthsOn VaLLey hs hs COaCh-JOhn BakeR hs COaCh-steVe GIdeOn hs COaCh-LaRRy hILL BIRthdate-10/16/88 BIRthdate-8/17/90 BIRthdate-4/10/89 MaJOR-InteRIOR desIGn MaJOR-spORts ManaGeMent MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent 2010 2010 2010 • Played in 6 games with no starts • Played in 6 games with no starts • He started all 11 games • He had 9 tackles including 5 solo • He was 32-57-0 throwing for .561 • His 53 catches and 627 yards led the • He had 4 touchdowns team 2009 • He led the team with his 119.1 efficiency • He had 5 TD catches • He was in 7 games with 1 start rating • His catch average was 11.8 with a long • He was a wide receiver of 32 • He had 1 catch and 1 punt return 2009 • His 36 points were 4th including 1 • He was in 9 games with 5 starts rushing TD • His 129.1 efficiency rating led the team • He was 73-138-4 2009 • His 11 TD throws and 101.7 yards a • He started 5 of his 7 games game led the team • He led with 29 catches, 464 yards, 6 TDs • His .529 completion percentage also led • He had 3 consecutive games with 2 TD catches

22 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 4 # 5 # 6 JaCOB COLtOn GaRRet LOVe paLMeR WILLIaMs

senIOR sOphOMORe senIOR WIde ReCeIVeR WIde ReCeIVeR WIde ReCeIVeR 5-7, 165 6-4, 195 6-1, 187 sn antOnIO keRRVILLe, teXas hOUstOn WaRRen hs tIVy hs Cy-FaLLs hs hs COaCh-BRyan daUsIn hs COaCh-MaRk sMIth s.F. aUstIn UnIVeRsIty tRInIty InteRnatIOnaL BIRthdate-6/21/90 BIRthdate-10/30/88 BIRthdate-7/20/89 MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy MaJOR-BUsIness MaJOR-MaRketInG 2010 2010 • He was in all 11 games with no starts • At S.F. Austin he was in 4 games 2010 • He caught 8 passes for 65 yards • He had 4 catches for 42 yards • Injuries limited him to 2 games, both • His averages were 8.1 a catch, 5.9 yards • His long was 30 yards starts a game 2009 • He caught 10 passes for 166 yards with • His longest was 20 yards a long of 47 • He was in 13 games at SFA • His averages were 16.6 a catch, 83.0 a 2009 • He had 4 catches for 66 yards and 1 TD game • He redshirted his first year at UIW • He returned 3 kickoffs for 67 yards • His kickoff return average was 22.3 and his longest was 29 • With just 2 games he still tied for 5th in all-purpose yards 2009 • He started 1 of his 9 games • He caught 9 for 55 with a long of 35 • He returned 6 punts for 57 yards with a long of 28 • He led with 17 kickoff returns for 381 yards and a long of 66

www.cardinalathletics.com 23 # 7 # 9 # 10 ChaZ shane paden paVLIska knIGht LynCh

JUnIOR sOphOMORe JUnIOR saFety QUaRteRBaCk QUaRteRBaCk 5-11, 210 6-0, 180 6-5, 205 FLOResVILLe, teXas hOUstOn d'hanIs, teXas FLOResVILLe hs nORthLand ChRIstIan hs d'hanIs hs hs COaCh-JOhn BakeR hs COaCh-nathan sanFORd hs COaCh-tROy LanGFeLd BIRthdate-11/28/89 BIRthdate-11/18/90 BIRthdate--12/24/89 MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent MaJOR-InteRnatIOnaL BUsIness MaJOR-BUsIness 2010 2010 2010 • He started all 10 of his games • He was in 2 games with no starts • He was in 10 games with 7 starts • His 60 tackles were 3rd at UIW • He threw no passes • He set UIW records of longest rush (66), • He had 35 solo tackles pass completions (19) • He had 5 tackles for losses with 1 sack 2009 • He was 98-183-4 for 958 yards, 8 TDs • He had 1 interception and 1 fumble • He redshirted his first year at UIW • His efficiency rating was 107.6, his recovery completion rate was .536 • His longest completion was 47 yards his 2009 game average was 95.8 yards • He was d2football.com All-Independent • He scored 4 TDs himself • Once he was d2football.com • He led UIW in total yards with 136.5 a independent player of the week game • He started all 10 of his games • He rushed for 130 yards vs. Central • He led the team with 71 tackles with 39 Okla. solos • He had 4.5 sacks, 3 interceptions, 2 2009 fumble recoveries • He was in 6 games with no starts • His efficiency rate was 120.0 • He threw for 75 yards and 1 TD • He rushed 15 times for 63 yards and 1 TD

24 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 11 # 12 # 13 aUstIn stan MIke QUInney sULLIVan WOOds

JUnIOR sOphOMORe JUnIOR WIde ReCeIVeR WIde ReCeIVeR saFety 5-11, 190 5-11, 175 6-1, 172 COnVeRse, teXas BeaUMOnt, teXas san antOnIO JUdsOn hs OZen hs taFt hs hs COaCh-JIM RaCkLey hs COaCh-JeFF neLsOn hs COaCh-BRIan daVenpORt BIRthdate-12/4/89 BIRthdate-11/20/91 BIRthdate-8/9/89 MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy MaJOR-UndeCIded MaJOR-BankInG and FInanCe 2010 2010 2010 • He was in all 11 games with no starts • He was in 11 games with 5 starts • He played 10 games with no starts • He had 7 catches for 57 yards, 1 TD • He caught 14 passes for 116 yards • 12 of his 19 tackles were unassisted • His long was 13, his catch average was • His long catch was 21 yards, his game • He had 1 tackle for a loss 8.1 average was 10.5 yards 2009 2009 2009 • He was in 7 games with 1 start • He was in 5 games with no starts • At Ozen HS he was TAAPS All-State HM • He had 8 tackles including 4 solos • He caught 3 for 18 yards • His long gain was 9 yards

www.cardinalathletics.com 25 # 16 # 18 # 19 Matt aLBeRt JaMes GaRZa OBReGOn peReZ

sOphOMORe FReshMan JUnIOR CORneRBaCk QUaRteRBaCk CORneRBaCk 5-8, 150 5-11, 215 5-11, 155 CaLaLLen, teXas MCaLLen, teXas FRedeRICksBURG, teXas CaLaLLen hs ROWe hs FRedeRICksBURG hs hs COaCh-phIL danaheR hs COaCh-GaRy LaUeR hs COaCh-dean heRBORt BIRthdate-1/12/91 BIRthdate-8/31/91 BIRthdate-9/6/89 MaJOR-BUsIness adMInIstRatIOn MaJOR-RehaB sCIenCes MaJOR-InteRnatIOnaL BUsIness 2010 2010 2010 • He was in 7 games with no starts • He was a redshirt at UIW • He was in all 11 games with 9 starts • He returned 11 kickoffs for 178 yards • His 46 tackles were 5th on the team • His return average was 16.2 and his long • He recorded 27 solo tackles was 34 • He had 1 tackle for a loss • He had 1 punt return for 7 yards 2009 2009 • He was in 9 games with 5 starts • At Calallen he was All-South Texas and • He had 26 tackles including 17 solos All-Metro • He had 2 interceptions • In baseball he was All-State, All-South Texas, All-Metro • His baseball team won the state title

26 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 20 # 21 #22 ChaVIs deVIn tRent BaRROn hayWOOd RIOs

sOphOMORe sOphOMORe JUnIOR CORneR BaCk deFensIVe BaCk RUnnInG BaCk 5-10, 165 5-10, 170 5-8, 175 teXas CIty san antOnIO spRInG BRanCh, teXas teXas CIty hs ROOseVeLt hs sMIthsOn VaLLey hs BIRthdate-5/12/90 hs COaCh-neaL LahUe hs COaCh-LaRRy hILL MaJOR-spORts ManaGeMent BIRthdate-5/5/92 BIRthdate-10/30/89 2010 MaJOR-physICaL theRapy MaJOR-BUsIness ManaGeMent • He was a redshirt at UIW 2010 2010 hIGh sChOOL • He was in 9 games with no starts • Don Hansen Football Gazette All-Super • As a senior he was all-district • He had 9 tackles including 2 solos Region (3rd) • His junior year he was second team • He recovered 1 fumble • ESPN Academic All-District all-district • He had 7 kickoff returns for 141 yards • Lone Star Conference All-Academic • His long return was 32 and his average • All-Lone Star Conference (HM) was 20.1 • Once LSC South offensive player of week 2009 • He started all 11 games • At Roosevelt HS he was an all-area • In the LSC was 2nd in all-purpose yards quarterback (148.4), 3rd in rushing (80.7), 7th in kick returns (23.7) • In the nation he was 20th in all-purpose yards, 48th in rushing, 57th in kick returns • He set 6 UIW school records in rushing and kick returns • His personal career high 207 yards were against Texas A&M-Commerce • He caught a pass in all 11 games • He caught 27 passes for 183 yards, 1 TD • He scored 8 times on the ground 2009 • He started 8 of his 9 games • Twice he rushed for 100-plus yards • He led in carries (109), yards (424), • all-purpose yards (856), kick return (25.6)

www.cardinalathletics.com 27 # 24 # 25 # 26 anthOny deVan tOdd stOkes aVeRy LyOns

JUnIOR JUnIOR JUnIOR saFety CORneRBaCk saFety 5-11, 190 5-10, 160 5-11, 195 MansFIeLd, teXas COnVeRse, teXas hUMBLe, teXas tIMBeRVIeW hs WaGneR hs hUMBLe hs hs COaCh-MIke haInZInGeR hs COaCh-pete GIBBOns hs COaCh-WaLt BeasLey BIRthdate-8/13/90 BIRthdate-1/20/90 BIRthdate-4/1/91 MaJOR-InteRnatIOnaL BUsIness MaJOR-spORts ManaGeMent 2010 • He started all 11 games 2010 2010 • His 40 tackles included 24 solos • He was in 2 games with no starts • He started all 11 games • He had 1 interception and 2 tackles for • He had 1 tackle • His 63 total tackles were 2nd on the losses team • He broke up a team high 8 passes 2009 • He recorded a team high 49 solo tackles • He was in 4 games • He broke up a team high 8 passes 2009 • He had 14 tackles including 9 unassisted • He had 1 tackle for a loss • He started 8 of 10 games • He had 1 tackle for a loss • His 30 tackles included 15 solos • He blocked a kick and forced 1 fumble 2009 • He broke up 5 passes • He started all 10 games • He had 1 interception • His 49 tackles were 3rd • He registered 27 solo tackles

28 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 27 # 29 # 30 aaROn BRenan aLeX WILLIs FURtadO tORRes

JUnIOR sOphOMORe sOphOMORe saFety RUnnInG BaCk RUnnInG BaCk 6-3, 210 5-10, 170 6-0, 195 san antOnIO WahIaWa, hI. san antOnIO ChURChILL hs daMIen MeMORIaL hs MaRshaLL hs hs COaCh-CaWRL GUstaFsOn hs COaCh-pUnahOU aIna hs COaCh-MIke CaReW BIRthdate-12/25/89 BIRthdate-6/13/92 BIRthdate-11/8/89 MaJOR-BIOLOGy MaJOR-athLetIC tRaInInG MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent 2010 2010 2010 • He started all 11 games • He was in 8 games with no starts • He was a redshirt • He had a team high 65 tackles • He carried 9 times for 23 yards with • He tied with a team high 2 interceptions 2009 • He had 2 tackles for losses a long of 8 • He was in 10 games with 2 starts • His 59 punts averaged 35.2 yards • He returned 7 kickoffs with 131 yards • He carried 25 times for 144 yards • His longest gain was 40 yards • That average was 10th in the Lone Star with a long of 27 • He had 4 punts of 50-plus yards with a long of 60 2009 • 15 punts stopped inside the 20 yard line • At Wahiawa HS he was an OC 16 Impact Player 2009 • He was a West all-star • He started 9 games • He won the school's outstanding athlete • He had 25 tackles with half a sack award • He recovered 1 fumble • He punted 9 times for an average 38.0 yards

www.cardinalathletics.com 29 # 31 # 32 # 33 aaROn Matt dakOta stOkes Bass MaWyeR

sOphOMORe sOphOMORe JUnIOR saFety LIneBaCkeR LIneBaCkeR 5-11, 190 5-11, 225 6-3, 250 MansFIeLd, teXas aLVIn, teXas spRInG BRanCh, teXas tIMBeRVIeW hs aLVIn hs sMIthsOn VaLLey hs hs COaCh-MIke haInZInGeR hs COaCh-JeFF dUnGen hs COaCh-LaRRy hILL BIRthdate-8/13/90 BIRthdate-7/26/91 BIRthdate-2/19/90 MaJOR-InteRnatIOnaL BUsIness MaJOR-hIstORy MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent 2010 2010 2010 • Injuries limited him to 1 game • He played in all 11 games starting the • All-Lone Star Conference HM final 4 • He started 8 of his 9 games before 2009 • He recorded 32 tackles including 18 breaking a bone in his leg • He was a medical redshirt solos • His total 47 tackles were 4th for UIW • He posted 2.5 tackles for losses and he • His 5.5 tackles for losses and his 1.5 had half sack sacks were 2nd • He led with 2 interceptions including that 2009 65-yard return at East Central Oklahoma • At Alvin HS he was all-state HM and 2009 all-county • d2football.com All-Independent (2nd) • He was the defensive player of the year • He started all 10 games • He had 68 tackles, 10 for losses, 1 sack • He had 1 interception and covered 1 fumble

30 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 35 # 39 # 43 tyLeR saUL dOnaLd FIeLds MeZa GIes

JUnIOR JUnIOR senIOR LIneBaCkeR kICkeR FULLBaCk 6-0, 235 5-9, 160 6-0, 200 san antOnIO san antOnIO san antOnIO sOUthWest hs O'COnnOR hs CLaRk hs hs COaCh-Matt eLLIOtt hs COaCh-danny padROn hs COaCh-LLOyd aLeXandeR BIRthdate-5/22/89 BIRthdate-11/10/89 BIRthdate-5/1/88 MaJOR-UndeCIded MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy 2010 2010 2010 • He was in 6 games with 2 starts • He played in 1 game • All-Lone Star Conference HM • 5 of his 12 tackles were solos • He started the final 10 of his 11 games • He had half sack 2009 • He carried the ball 13 times, he caught • He played in 5 games 17 passes 2009 • He made his only field goal from 39 • On those 30 touches he scored 7 • He started 5 of his 9 gamres yards out touchdowns, 1 rushing, 6 passing • 13 of his 31 tackles were solos • He kicked off twice for an average 57.0 • On special teams he had 8 tackles, 6 • He had 5 tackles for losses with 2.5 yards unassisted sacks • He recovered 1 fumble 2009 • His 4 quarterback hurries led the team • He started 8 of 10 games • He rushed 4 times and caught 6 passes • His long gains were 19 running, 18 catching

www.cardinalathletics.com 31 # 44 # 46 # 48 Ra'shad saMUeL JUan WILLIs-MaRsh GIaMFORtOne asenCIO

JUnIOR sOphOMORe sOphOMORe deFensIVe BaCk FULLBaCk /LIneBaCkeR LIneBaCkeR hOUstOn 6-0, 220 5-11, 210 WestFIeLd hs FRIendsWOOd, teXas pFLUGeRVILLe, teXas hs COaCh-CORBy MeekIns FRIendsWOOd hs hendRICksOn hs CIsCO JC hs COaCh-steVe Van MeteR hs COaCh-ChIp LILLIan BIRthdate-7/18/89 BIRthdate-8/20/92 BIRthdate-8/15/91 MaJOR-COMMUnICatIOns MaJOR-BUsIness MaJOR-CRIMInaL JUstICe 2010 2010 2010 • He was a UIW redshirt • He was a redshirt • He was in 9 games with 6 starts • Of his 46 stops 27 were solos 2009 2009 • He played at Cisco Junior College in • He had 1 tackle for a loss • At Friendswood HS he was all-district • He had 2 quarterback hurries Texas • He also was all-county honorable mention 2009 • At Hendrickson HS he was all-state HM • He was the district defensive MVP 3 times

32 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 49 # 50 # 52 thOMas dOMInIQUe aLan ReBOLd JOhnsOn FORd

senIOR FReshMan JUnIOR kICkeR OFFensIVe LIne deFensIVe end 5-10, 175 6-2, 265 6-5, 210 aUstIn, teXas MaRt, teXas CaLaLLen, teXas Lake tRaVIs hs MaRt hs CaLaLLen hs hs COaCh-JeFF dICUs hs COaCh-RUsty naIL hs COaCh-phIL danaheR BIRthdate-1/4/90 BIRthdate-6/5/92 BIRthdate-9/13/89 MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy MaJOR-pRe-phaRMaCy MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy 2010 2010 2010 • He set 6 UIW school records • He was a redshirt • He started 10 of his 11 games • He was 11-16 on field goals for 1.00 a • He had 27 tackles, 13 solos game and 30th in the nation 2009 • 3.5 of his tackles were for losses • His longest was 51 yards • At Mart HS he was all-state HM • He had 1.5 sacks • On his 48 kickoffs he averaged 57.5 • He was Cen-Tex Super Team • He had 2 quarterback hurries yards with 4 touchbacks • Twice he was all-district • He was 27-28 on PATs for .964 and that 2009 was 5th in the Lone Star Conference • He started all 10 games • His 60 points led UIW • His 43 tackles included 21 solos • He had 7.5 tackles for losses 2009 • His 6.5 sacks led UIW and were 49th in • He was 8 of 11 field goals with a long of the nation 43 • He recovered 3 fumbles including a 54- • He punted 49 times for an average 35.6 yard return for a TD • His longest punt was 54 yards • 12 punts were inside the 20-yard line • He kicked off 56 times for 50.1 yards

www.cardinalathletics.com 33 # 53 # 55 # 56 Chase BRandOn JeReMy CURRy teRRy CaRsOn

sOphOMORe sOphOMORe sOphOMORe deFensIVe end deFensIVe LIne deFensIVe LIne 6-2, 220 5-10, 270 6-0, 250 CaLaLLen, teXas LIBeRty hILL, teXas GaRLand, teXas CaLaLLen hs LIBeRty hILL hs sOUth hs hs COaCh-phIL danaheR hs COaCh-JeRRy VanCe hs COaCh-keIth WRIGht BIRthdate-10/21/91 BIRthdate-4/24/91 BIRthdate-1/7/92 MaJOR-UndeCIded MaJOR-BIOLOGy MaJOR-UndeCIded 2010 2010 2010 • He saw action in 1 game • He played in 3 games • He played in 10 games with no starts • He recorded a single tackle • He had 11 stops, 8 unassisted 2009 • He had 1 tackle for a loss • At Calallen HS he was all-district 2009 honorable mention • He redshirted his first year at UIW 2009 • At Garland South HS he was all-district • He won the school's Brendan Foster Award

34 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 57 # 59 # 60 Jake andReW Manny ROBy GURROLa tIJeRIna

JUnIOR sOphOMORe senIOR OFFensIVe LIne LIneBaCkeR OFFensIVe LIne 6-6, 260 6-0, 195 6-2, 300 sOUR Lake san antOnIO FLOWeR MOUnd, teXas haRdIn-JeFFeRsOn hs taFt hs FLOWeR MOUnd hs hs COaCh-daVId MaRteL hs COaCh-BRIan daVenpORt hs COaCh-COdy VandeRFORd BIRthdate-8/1/89 BIRthdate-9/21/91 tRInIty VaLLey CC MaJOR-BUsIness ManaGeMent MaJOR-CheMIstRy BIRthdate-8/14/89 2010 2010 MaJOR-MatheMatICs • He was in all 11 games as a starter • He was in 3 games with no starts • He started at offensive tackle • His action was at defensive end and 2010 special teams • He played in 4 games with no starts 2009 • He was in 7 games 2009 • He was a starter in all 7 • At Trinity Valley CC he was all- conference honorable mentiion

www.cardinalathletics.com 35 # 61 # 63 #64 andy JOseph JOhn seaMan ROBeRsOn GaLLeGOs

JUnIOR sOphOMORe sOphOMORe OFFensIVe LIne deFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne 6-2, 270 6-0, 265 6-0, 285 CORpUs ChRIstI, teXas hOUstOn aLICe, teXas kInG hs CypRess-FaLLs hs aLICe hs hs COaCh-JIM eLaM hs COaCh-daVId RaFFIeLd hs COaCh-BRent daVIs BIRthdate-9/24/90 BIRthdate-4/6/91 BIRthdate-2/19/91 MaJOR-spORts ManaGeMent MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent MaJOR-BUsIness MaRketInG 2010 2010 2010 • He started all 11 games at center • He was a redshirt • He did not play at UIW 2009 2009 • He saw action in 3 games as a freshman • At Cy-Falls HS he was all-district honorable mention

36 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 65 # 66 # 67 anthOny tOny ChaRLes VeLa seRda seGURa

JUnIOR sOphOMORe JUnIOR deFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne 6-0, 270 6-1, 275 6-2, 295 BLanCO, teXas san antOnIO san antOnIO BLanCO hs hOLy CROss hs MCCOLLUM hs hs COaCh-danny ROGeRs hs COaCh-aRnOLd MaRtIneZ hs COaCh-CaRL kLann BIRthdate-9/10/90 BIRthdate-9/11/89 MIdWesteRn state MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy MaJOR-athLetIC tRaInInG BIRthdate-12/8/88 2010 2010 MaJOR-aCCOUntInG • He started all 11 games • He was a redshirt • He had 14 tackles, 2 unassisted 2010 • He had 1.5 tackles for losses • Lone Star Conference All-Academic • He recovered 1 fumble • UIW Student-Athlete of the Year • He had 1 safety • He started all 11 games at guard 2009 2009 • He played in 6 games with 1 start • He played and started all 10 games • He had 9 tackle assists • He was in on 1 tackle for a loss

www.cardinalathletics.com 37 # 70 # 72 # 74 steVe ROBBy eRIC BURGaMy hORtOn saLas

senIOR sOphOMORe sOphOMORe deFensIVe LIne deFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne 5-11, 260 6-2, 275 6-1, 275 san antOnIO BeeVILLe, teXas san antOnIO st. anthOny hs JOnes hs ROOseVeLt hs hs COaCh-FRank VaVaLa hs COaCh-ChRIs sOZa hs COaCh-neaL LahUe BIRthdate-7/20/89 BIRthdate-8/27/91 BIRthdate-4/30/91 MaJOR-aCCOUntInG MaJOR-BIOLOGy MaJOR-psyChOLOGy 2010 2010 2010 • He saw action in 5 games with no starts • He was in 10 games with no starts • He was a redshirt on defense • He is the snapper on field goals and 2009 2009 extra points • He was a redshirt • At Roosevelt HS he was academic all- state 2009 • On the field he was all-area second team • He was in 7 of 10 games • He was all-district • He had 5 solos tackles and 5 assists

38 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 75 # 76 # 77 ty JaysOn Chet WaRnasCh hIeRhOLZeR dILLenBeCk

JUnIOR JUnIOR FReshMan OFFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne 6-3, 300 6-4, 285 6-4, 290 stOCkdaLe, teXas kaRnes CIty, teXas sChULenBeRG, teXas stOCkdaLe hs kaRnes CIty hs sChULenBeRG hs hs COaCh-andReW kInG hs COaCh-tOM WaRLICk hs COaCh-tOMMy BLUdaU BIRthdate-2/5/90 BIRthdate-10/18/89 BIRthdate-1/3/92 MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent 2010 2010 2010 • All-Lone Star Conference honorable • ESPN Academic All-District • He was a redshirt mention • He started all 11 games at tackle • He started all 11 games at tackle 2009 2009 • At Schulenberg HS he was all-district 2009 • He started all 9 of his games first team • He was a defensive tackle • He made 1 tackle on coverage teams • Injuries limited him to 9 games with 4 starts • He had 14 tackles including 6 solos • He recovered 1 fumble

www.cardinalathletics.com 39 # 78 # 79 # 80 MIChaeL tIM andReW tate kUdLa MOCIO

sOphOMORe senIOR JUnIOR deFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne tIGht end 5-11, 290 6-4, 265 6-5, 215 hOUstOn san antOnIO WaCO aLIeF eLsIk hs ReaGan hs ReICheR CathOLIC hs hs COaCh-BILL BaRROn hs COaCh-daVId WetZeL hs COaCh-MaRk WaGGOneR BIRthdate-11/19/91 BIRthdate-12/27/88 BIRthdate-11/7/89 MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent 2010 2010 2010 • He was in 10 games with no starts • He got into 2 games with no starts • All-Lone Star Conference HM • He had 12 stops with 3 unassisted • Twice he was the MVP • He was in 11 games with 9 starts • He got an assist on 1 tackle for a loss • He caught 21 passes for 233 yards, 1 TD • He was 8th in the Lone Star hammer • His long was 24 yards competition • His averages were 11.1 a catch, 21.2 a • He also threw the discus and shot game 2009 2009 • At Alief Elsik HS he was all-district • He was in 7 of 10 games • Twice he was the MVP • He had 10 catches for 98 yards • His long was 21 yards, his game average was 16.3

40 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 81 # 83 # 85 ROBeRt kenneth deVIn andeRsOn pRyOR JUdkIns

sOphOMORe senIOR FReshMan tIGht end WIde ReCeIVeR tIGht end 6-1, 210 6-0, 170 6-4, 220 san antOnIO san antOnIO sOMeRset, teXas taFt hs Lee hs sOMeRset hs hs COaCh-BRIan daVenpORt BIRthdate-11/23/84 hs COaCh-sOnny detMeR BIRthdate-1/9/91 MaJOR-psyChOLOGy BIRthdate-3/5/92 MaJOR-BIOLOGy 2010 MaJOR-UndeCIded • He played in 10 games with no starts 2010 • He had 3 tackles on special teams 2010 • He was in 6 games with no starts • He was a redshirt • He had 1 kickoff return for 12 yards 2009 • He was in 8 games with 1 start 2009 2009 • He caught 13 passes for 159 yards and • At Somerset HS he was all-area second • At Taft HS he was all-district 2 TDs team • He was all-city second team • His longest was 42 yards, his average • Twice he was unanimous all-district was 12.2 a catch • He was all-district in basketball • He won the district tennis singles title

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sOphOMORe JUnIOR sOphOMORe WIde ReCeIVeR tIGht end deFensIVe LIne 5-11, 170 6-3, 240 6-3, 240 san antOnIO COnVeRse, teXas san antOnIO aLaMO heIGhts hs JUdsOn hs taFt hs hs COaCh-dOn ByRd hs COaCh-JIM RaCkLey hs COaCh-Lee BRIdGeRs BIRthdate-2/12/91 BIRthdate-6/10/90 BIRthdate-8/10/83 MaJOR-BIOLOGy MaJOR-InteRnatIOnaL BUsIness MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy 2010 2010 2010 • He saw no game action • ESPN Academic All-District • He played in a single game • Kemper Scholar • Injuries shortened his time 2009 • He was in 11 games with 4 starts • He was a redshirt • He caught 5 passes for 52 yards with a long of 18 • His averages were 10.4 a catch, 4.7 a game • He is the deep snapper and the backup short snapper • He had 6 tackles on special teams 2009 • He started 8 of his 9 games • He caught 8 for 74 yards and 1 TD • His long catch was 18 • He had 2 tackles and 1 fumble recovery

42 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals # 94 # 98 hakIM dIeGO BLaCkWeLL MCCLaIn

JUnIOR senIOR deFensIVe LIne deFensIVe LIne 6-2, 225 6-2, 260 san antOnIO san antOnIO st. GeRaRd hs hIGhLands hs hs COaCh-aRnOLd MaRtIneZ hs COaCh-ed ROWLey BLInn JC teXas a&M-kInGsVILLe BIRthdate-2/4/90 BIRthdate-1/28/87 MaJOR-enGLIsh MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy 2010 2010 • He was in 10 games with no starts • He started all 11 games at defensive • He had 17 tackles including 12 solos tackle • He had 3.5 tackles for losses • He had 39 tackles including 21 solos • He had 1.5 sacks • His 7 tackles were for a UIW record 48 • He had 3 quarterback hurries yards in losses • His team high 4.5 sacks were for a UIW 2009 record 43 yards • He was at Blinn JC • He had 3 quarterback hurries 2009 • He started all 10 games • d2football.com All-Independent (2nd) • Once was d2football.com national defensive player of the week • His 1.5 tackles a game for losses were 20th in the nation

www.cardinalathletics.com 43 the neW CaRdInaLs #8 #14 #15 ZaCh BRadLey kyLe FIshBeCk JORdOn sCeLFO FReshMan FReshMan FReshMan CORneRBaCk QUaRteRBaCk QUaRteRBaCk 6-0, 170 6-2, 205 5-10, 190 san antOnIO pORtLand, teXas tUCsOn, aRIZ. JOhnsOn hs GReGORy-pORtLand hs saLpOInte hs hs COaCh-ROn RIttIMan hs COaCh-GeORGe haRRIs hs COaCh-dennIs Bene BIRthdate-11/10/92 BIRthdate-6/21/92 BIRthdate-6/1/92 MaJOR-BUsIness MaJOR-COMpUteR InFORMatIOn MaJOR-pRe-phaRMaCy hIGh sChOOL systeMs hIGh sChOOL • All-area as a kick returner hIGh sChOOL • He also played baseball • All-district as both a defensive back and • Academic all-state kick returner • Three-time academic all-district • Returned 4 kickoffs for TDs • In 3 years threw for 3,800 yards, 29 TDs • Also played baseball and ran track • Three-time all-district

#23 #28 #34 JaMaRRIs JOnes kIeLyn LeWIs MeLVIn addeRtOn FReshMan FReshMan FReshMan deFensIVe BaCk deFensIVe BaCk RUnnInG BaCk 5-10, 170 6-1, 190 5-10, 210 daLLas GaInesVILLe, teXas BeaUMOnt, teXas MadIsOn hs GaInesVILLe hs OZen hs hs COaCh-ROnaLd JOhnsOn hs COaCh-LanCe GaRy hs COaCh-JeFFRey neLsOn BIRthdate-6/24/93 MaJOR-BUsIness BIRthdate-9/17/93 MaJOR-BUsIness hIGh sChOOL MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent hIGh sChOOL • All-district as a quarterback and hIGh sChOOL • Twice all-district second team defensive back • He played his senior year at Ozen HS • National Honor Society • Second team all-district punter • He was a linebacker • Also ran track and swam • Dallas-Fort Worth all-area second team • Regional track qualifier

44 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals #36 #37 #38 JOsh CaMpBeLL stephen hOWaRd Wade ROaRk FReshMan FReshMan FReshMan LIneBaCkeR deFensIVe BaCk deFensIVe BaCk / pUnteR 6-0, 210 5-8, 165 5-10, 185 san antOnIO seaLy, teXas MOnahans, teXas BRandeIs hs seaLy hs MOnahans hs hs COaCh-JOhn CaMpBeLL hs COaCh-JIMMy MItCheLL hs COaCh-MICkey OWens BIRthdate-5/15/92 BIRthdate-1/10/93 BIRthdate-11/1/91 MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy MaJOR-UndeCIded MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL • District defensive MVP • Academic All-State second team • Twice district MVP • All-area • Second team all-district • Once all-state HM as punter, once as • 117 tackles, 8 for losses, 3 sacks defensive back • Once All-Permian Basin as punter • All-Permian Basin utility MVP • Also played basketball, golf and ran track

#40 #41 #42 nICk MORROW LaCh LaBanna nICk GInn FReshMan FReshMan FReshMan LIneBaCkeR RUnnInG BaCk LIneBaCkeR 6-1, 215 5-7, 210 6-3, 205 edna, teXas san antOnIO CORpUs ChRIstI, teXas edna hs sMIthsOn VaLLey hs CaLaLLen hs hs COaCh-MIke pIeRCe hs COaCh-LaRRy hILL hs COaCh-phIL danaheR BIRthdate-112/3/92 BIRthdate-12/21/92 BIRthdate-10/17/92 MaJOR-UndeCIded MaJOR-enGIneeRInG MaJOR-BUsIness hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL • Three-time all-district linebacker • First team all-district • Academic all-state • Academic All-State • District MVP • All-state HM linebacker • All-South Texas • 2010 97 tackles, 3 sacks, 3 caused • All-district fumbles, 3 interceptions • Twice all-district in baseball

www.cardinalathletics.com 45 #45 #51 #58 R.t. hOOG LUke Zeske keVIn deFIna FReshMan FReshMan FReshMan FULLBaCk OFFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne 6-2, 225 6-2, 275 6-3, 265 CastROVILLe, teXas IRVInG, teXas san antOnIO MedIna VaLLey hs daLLas JesUIt hs ChURChILL hs hs COaCh-BRIan eMeRsOn hs COaCh-BOB WUndeRLICk hs COaCh-GLenn hILL BIRthdate-11/16/92 BIRthdate-10/28/92 BIRthdate-8/12/92 MaJOR-UndeCIded MaJOR-UndeCIded MaJOR-pRe-phaRMaCy hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL • Three-time all-district linebacker • First team all-district • First team all-district • Once all-area linebacker • Twice baseball all-district outfielder • National Honor Society • Fellowship of Christian Athletes

#62 #68 #69 deVIn thReat RORy deW andReW sIkes FReshMan FReshMan FReshMan OFFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne 6-3, 265 6-8, 315 6-4, 280 MeXIa, teXas MeLBORUne, aUstRaLIa sWeeny, teXas MeXIa hs st. keVIns hs sWeeny hs hs COaCh-paUL WeaVeR hs COaCh-RaLph MaGGIO hs COaCh-BRett saWyeR BIRthdate-8/6/93 BIRthdate-1/8/92 BIRthdate-7/12/93 MaJOR-UndeCIded MaJOR-COMMUnICatIOns MaJOR-COMMUnICatIOns aRts hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL • All-district offense • Played in the Maxx Scouts All-Star game • Twice all-district second team • All-district defense in Florida • His senior team reached the playoffs • Played in the World vs USA Game in third round Texas

46 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals #71 #73 #82 hORaCe hays keVIn O'BRIen tayLOR hUdsOn FReshMan FReshMan FReshMan OFFensIVe LIne OFFensIVe LIne WIde ReCeIVeR 6-4, 265 6-2, 305 6-0, 160 sCheRtZ, teXas katy, teXas san antOnIO CLeMens hs CInCO RanCh hs haRLandaLe hs hs COaCh-GReG FeRRaRa hs COaCh-dOn CLaytOn hs COaCh-IsaaC MaRtIneZ BIRthdate-9/4/92 BIRthdate-12/5/92 BIRthdate-12/17/92 MaJOR-pRe-phaRMaCy MaJOR-enGIneeRInG ManaGeMent MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL • Second team all-district • First team all-district • Once second team all-district cornerback • Once all-district HM • Twice all-district HM wide receiver • Second in district in triple jump

#84 #86 #89 kent hadnOt GaBRIeL tayLOR haRpeR sCOFIeLd FReshMan FReshMan FReshMan WIde ReCeIVeR WIde ReCeIVeR tIGht end 6-2, 175 6-6, 190 6-3, 250 MIssOURI CIty, teXas san antOnIO daLhaRt, teXas eLkIns hs BRaCkenRIdGe hs daLhaRt hs hs COaCh-dennIs BRantLey hs COaCh-WILLIe haLL hs COaCh-stephen yOUnG BIRthdate-11/24/92 BIRthdate-10/13/92 BIRthdte-11/3/92 MaJOR-pRe-phaRMaCy MaJOR-pRe-VeteRInaRy MedICIne MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL • Academic all-district • First team all-district • Twice district defensive MVP • Academic Excellence Award • All-area second team • Twice all-district tight end • Team captain for both football and track • He also played basketball and ran track • Twice all-state defensive lineman • 2009 district 400-meter champion

www.cardinalathletics.com 47 #90 #91 #92 JUstOn edWaRds JaRROd WhIte GenIVaLdO MaMBO FReshMan FReshMan FReshMan deFensIVe LIne deFensIVe LIne deFensIVe LIne 6-2, 210 6-2, 230 6-1, 275 padadena, teXas aRLInGtOn, teXas hOUstOn dOBIe hs seGUIn hs LUtheRan nORth hs hs COaCh-JIM phILLIps hs COaCh-CaRLOs Lynn hs COaCh-eRIk dehaVen BIRthdate-6/29/93 BIRthdate-8/6/93 BIRthdate-9/16/93 MaJOR-edUCatIOn MaJOR-kInesIOLOGy MaJOR-BUsIness hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL hIGh sChOOL • District defensive MVP • All-District • First team all-state • First team all-district • Once all-district second team • First team all-district • As a sophomore was district newcomer of the year

48 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals 4th Sacks Against 17 4th Red Zone Offense 30-37, 81.1% the 2010 ResULts 5th Rushing Offense 153.6 OVERALL HOME ROAD 5th PAT Kicking 27-28, 96.4% 3-8 2-4 1-4 DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE RESULT RECORD CONF 5th Opponents Penalties 85, 73.3 yds/game August 28 Saturday LANGSTON STATE (Okla) Benson Stadium L 28-20 0-1 Incarnate Word rushed …for good yards against some of the top September defenses in the nation. UIW’s top individual efforts were… 4 Saturday Bye 11 Saturday at Southeastern Oklahoma # Durant, Okla. L 38-19 0-2 0-1 207 Trent Rios vs Texas A&M-Commerce 11/13/10 18 Saturday CENTRAL OKLAHOMA # Benson Stadium W 42-41 OT 1-2 1-1 130 Paden Lynch vs Central Oklahoma 9/18/10 25 Saturday TEXAS A&M / KINGSVILLE # Benson Stadium L 37-9 1-3 1-2 October 127 Trent Rios vs Central Oklahoma 9/18/10 2 Saturday at Midwestern State # Wichita Falls L 38-31 OT 1-4 1-3 112 Trent Rios at East Central Okla. 10/9/10 9 Saturday at East Central Oklahoma # Ada, Okla. W 27-13 2-4 2-3 16 Saturday ABILENE CHRISTIAN # Benson Stadium L 54-17 2-5 2-4 88 Trent Rios vs Langston 8/28/10 87 Tahje Canyon vs Abilene Christian 10/16/10 23 Saturday at Angelo State # San Angelo L 61-17 2-6 2-5 30 Saturday WEST TEXAS A&M # Benson Stadium L 49-10 2-7 2-6 GIVe It tO GIes …fullback Donald Gies carried the ball a grand total Homecoming November of 13 times for a net 35 yards. He caught the ball 17 times for 94 yards. 6 Saturday at Tarleton State # Stephenville L 41-27 2-8 2-7 That was 30 touches…and he had 7 touchdowns. That means…every 13 Saturday TEXAS A&M / COMMERCE # Benson Stadium W 17-16 3-8 3-7 # Lone Star Conference Games 4.3 times he got the ball…he scored. The Cardinals had one player … with a reception in every game. 2010 hIGhLIGhts Running back Trent Rios…caught at least one pass in all 11 games…27 has the stORM passed? …UIW Coach Mike Santiago compared catches for 183 yards and one TD. Wideout Dominic Hamilton was the one 6-week period to a hurricane. “We weathered the storm. The roof team’s leading receiver…with 53 catches for 627 yards…and 5 scores. may be a little damaged and the windows are broken but the foundation In tOtaL OFFense …UIW’s leaders were Paden Lynch and Trent is strong…Everyone in our locker room has a hammer and is ready Rios. Lynch led with 1,366 yards at 136.6 a game despite missing one to get back to work.” That was after the Cardinals played four of the game with a rib(s) problem. And Rios was second with 897 and 8.15 a nation’s top ranked teams in six weeks. game after seeing limited action against Abilene Christian because of statIstICaLLy speakInG …at the national level…Incarnate Word illness. had some items to talk about. Division II had 151 teams included in the the nUMBeR 12 …against West Texas A&M…safety Chaz Pavliska rankings. The Cardinals had one mention in the top 50… had 12 tackles…the fourth time in UIW history for that number to be 45th Sacks Allowed 1.55 recorded. He had one of the previous three times with his 12 earlier this …and four listings in the top 100… fall against Central Oklahoma. 61st Rushing Defense 136.09 the taCkLes LeadeRs …were safety Aaron Willis (65, 39 solo)… 64th Rushing Offense 153.64 corner Devan Avery (63, 49 solo)…and safety Chaz Pavliska (60, 35 89th Net Punting 30.80 solo). 96th Kickoff Returns 19.17 GO BehInd the LIne …UIW’s leaders were Diego McClain with his 4.5 and statIstICaLLy speakInG …at the national level…for sacks…and…Diego McClain with 7.0 tackles for losses. individuals…UIW was included. For individuals…Division II ranks the top 100. Count the Cardinals at… Want tO taLk InteRCeptIOns …with two each the team leaders 20th All-Purpose Trent Rios 148.36 were safety Aaron Willis…and linebacker Dakota Mawyer. But it was T30th Field Goals Thomas Rebold 1.00 a game Mawyer who stole the show…with his pick at East Central…and his all- 48th Rushing Trent Rios 80.73 out sprint on the 65-yard return. Yes…they caught him…but for 60 yards 57th KO Returns Trent Rios 23.68 he was a world-class sprinter. T82nd Receptions Dominic Hamilton 4.82 a game 91st Punting Aaron Willis 35.17 aFteR tWO seasOns…pLayInG the GaMe OF “IF” IF…THEN INCARNATE WORD IS…(all-time)… and statIstICaLLy speakInG …in the Lone Star Conference…the the game margin is 6 points or less 5-4 Cardinals too had some listings…top five individuals… UIW leads after one quarter 5-3 3rd Rushing Trent Rios 80.7 UIW leads after two quarters 5-2 3rd All-Purpose Yards Trent Rios 148.4 UIW leads after three quarters 5-1 5th Field Goals Thomas Rebold 1.00 a game the game is overtime UIW is 2-1 5th PAT Kicking Thomas Rebold 27-28, 96.4% UIW scores more points 8-0 and teaMWIse In the LsC …Incarnate Word had some top five the game is at Benson Stadium 5-6 placings… the game is in Texas but not San Antonio 1-3 1st 4th Down Conversions 20-26, 76.9% the game is in Oklahoma 2-2 1st Opp 4th Down Conversions 2-9, 22.2% the game is in New Mexico 0-1 1st Penalties 46, 39.6 yds/game the game is in Arkansas 0-1 T1st On-Side Kicks By 1-1, 100% the game kicks off at 6 p.m. or later 3-10 2nd Opponents’ First Downs 196, 17.8 a game the game kicks off before 6 p.m. 5-3 2nd Time of Possession 33:52 a game

www.cardinalathletics.com 49 CaRdInaLs hOnORed In 2010 Games 2010-2011 GaMe One aUG. 28, 2010 Langston University (1-0) 28 Trent Rios Lone Star Conference South Offensive Player vs. Incarnate Word (0-1) 20 of the Week, Sept. 18-Sept. 24 Site: San Antonio, TX • Stadium: Benson Stadium Attendance: 3,726 All-Lone Star Conference (HM) RECAP Lone Star Conference All-Academic Langston University out of Oklahoma scored in only two quarters but the 28 points stood ESPN Academic All-District up in an opening night win at Incarnate Word preventing any Cardinals magic like a year Don Hansen Football Gazette ago. All-Super Region Four (3rd) One day and one year ago the Cardinals won their first game with a magical 42-39 victory over Monterrey Tech on the way to a final 5-5 mark in the inaugural season of football at UIW. But this time around things were different. Caleb Kocian ESPN Academic All-District (2nd0 The Lions got a pair of touchdowns in quarter number two the first coming on a 34-yard strike from Darrion Lewis to Carlos Ross. Lewis then threw 50 yards to Ron Celestine six Jayson Hierholzer ESPN Academic All-District (2nd) minutes later giving LU a 14-7 halftime lead. Lewis finished the night 16-123-0 for 212 yards and the two scores. Donald Gies All-Lone Star Conference (HM) Incarnate Word got on the board first in the initial quarter when senior signal caller Thomas Specia went over from the one. That would be it for the Cardinals until Thomas Rebold Andrew Mocio All-Lone Star Conference (HM) kicked a 37-yard field goal at 11:28 of the third quarter. The lone kick was not enough to overcome two quick strikes by Langston. At the 4:32 mark of the third Ricky Sherin ran four yards into the end zone making the score 21-10. Twelve Ty Warnasch All-Lone Star Conference (HM) seconds later Ronald Burgess scooped up a fumble on the ensuing kickoff and covered 24 yards putting the Lions up 28-10. Dakota Mawyer All-Lone Star Conference (HM) In that comeback 17-14 Langston win at Langston a year ago, the Cardinals had four interceptions and two lost fumbles. Charles Segura Lone Star Conference All-Academic Incarnate Word's defense shut out LU in the fourth while the Cardinals' offense put 10 UIW Student-Athlete of the Year points on the boards. UIW went on a 12-play, 75-yard drive ending in a Trent Rios one- yard run. Rebold's PAT narrowed it to 28-17 at 13:47 of the fourth. Shortly after that, junior safety Sonny Estrada covered the ball after freshman running back Matt Garza blocked a Lions' punt. The Cardinals did not do much with the opportunity and had to settle for the Rebold field goal putting the game at its final score. Langston won the total yards by 292-264 but the Cardinals turned the ball over four times. Trent Rios led UIW on the ground with 88 yards on 23 carries and one touchdown while Specia finished the night 15-32-3 for 144 yards but no scores. Senior wide receiver Jacob Love had five catches for 66 yards. On the defensive side Diego McClain finished with five tackles including one sack of the quarterback and one and a half tackles for losses totaling 13 yards. Sophomore corner Devan Avery and senior end Randy Enriquez led the Cardinals with eight stops each. SCORE BY QUARTERS Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL Langston University 0 14 14 0 28 Incarnate Word 7 0 3 10 20 SCORING SUMMARY Qtr Time Team Scoring Play LU - UIW 1st 01:45 UIW Thomas Specia 1 yd run (Thomas Rebold kick) 0 - 7 3-6, TOP 1:25 2nd 13:20 LU Carlos Ross 34 yd pass from Darrion Lewis (Anthony Fernandez kick) 8-68 TOP 3:15 7 - 7 07:42 LU Ron Celestine 50 yd pass from Darrion Lewis (Anthony Fernandez kick) 7-75 TOP 4:32 14 - 7 3rd 11:28 UIW Thomas Rebold 37 yd field goal 7-12 TOP 3:20 14 - 10 04:32 LU Ricky Sherin 4 yd run (Anthony Fernandez kick) 10-81 TOP 3:41 21 - 10 04:20 LU Nico Mauney 24 yd fumble recovery(Anthony Fernandez kick) 28 - 10 4th 13:47 UIW Trent Rios 1 yd run (Thomas Rebold kick) 12-75 TOP 5:27 28 - 17 10:33 UIW Thomas Rebold 37 yd field goal, 4-6 TOP 0:55 28 - 20 Kickoff time: 7:00 p.m. • End of Game: 9:55 • Total elapsed time: 2:55 Officials: Referee: Eddie Shelton; Umpire: Tad Slaughter; Linesman: Gary Speed; Line judge: Dan Rankin; Back judge: Randy Adams; Field judge: Marv LeBlanc; Side judge: Jesse Mendoza; Scorer: Mark Turner; Temperature: • Wind: 0-5 mph • Weather: Clear skies, hot

50 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals GaMe tWO sept. 11, 2010 GaMe thRee sept. 18, 2010 Incarnate Word (0-2) 19 Central Oklahoma (1-2) 41 Southeastern Oklahoma (1-1) 38 Incarnate Word (1-2) 42 OT Site: Durant, Okla. - Paul Laird Stadium Attendance: 2,576 Site: San Antonio--Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium Attendance: 2,117 RECAP RECAP Erase four plays from the game and Incarnate Word gets its first win of the year. It was the first win of the 2010 season for Incarnate Word and it was the Cardinals’ first But that isn’t going to happen and the Cardinals fell 38-19 to Southeastern Oklahoma in victory as a member of the Lone Star Conference when UIW prevailed in overtime by 42- the first Lone Star Conference game for UIW. 41 over Central Oklahoma. Those four plays in question resulted in a whopping 250 yards gained for the Savage UCO (1-2) tied the game at 35-all with 1:19 to go in regulation and then took the lead Storm. Moreover, the four produced four touchdowns. Counting the extra point kicks that is on the first series of overtime when Josh Billingham ran it in from five yards out. Then 28 points. Take those points away and UIW wins 19-10. But that isn’t how it works. came the difference-making play as Incarnate Word put the all-out rush on the PAT and In the first half the Cardinals had a distinct advantage in time of possession. UIW over the linebacker Dakota Mawyer took it in the shoulder when the snap was bobbled. first two quarters was on offense 21:19 of the total 30 minutes of play. Almost 11 of those “There is no scheme to block an extra point,” Coach Mike Santiago said. “It’s all just ‘want minutes came in the first quarter when UIW had to settle for a pair of Thomas Rebold to’.” The full story came out when defensive tackle Diego McClain said the Cardinals had field goals, one of 40 yards the other of 30. That made it 6-3 after one period of play. The ‘loco’ called and Dakota blocked it. “Actually”, Mawyer explained, “he bobbled it and I took inside-the-20 production wasn’t there. it on the shoulder.” That’s when the problems began. And they all were from long distance. Incarnate Word (1-2) then got its chance. The Bronchos forced an incompletion on fourth On a second down and three from their own 19, the Savage Storm got a lightning strike of down but an interference call at the 10-yard line gave the Cardinals a first down and new 81 yards on a throw from quarterback Logan Turner to wideout Brandon DeFrance. Five life. Given another chance quarterback Paden Lynch threw a swing pass to Trent Rios who minutes, 48 seconds later that same combination of Turner and DeFrance went 74 yards scored from the nine. Thomas Rebold added the extra point and Incarnate Word won. for another score. And another five minutes put Southeastern Oklahoma in the end zone Lynch set a new school mark for a single game with 130 on the ground and he scored again. In just 11:02 the Cardinals fell behind by 24-6 and that’s the way the half ended. twice. Through the air he was 9-21 with two touchdowns against one interception. It was On their first possession of the second half the Cardinals managed just one first down his first start in a college game. before on fourth and seven UIW short snapped the ball to freshman Glenn Hill who ran But it was the running game which stood out all night. The Cardinals accounted for 304 untouched up the middle to the SEO 19. On first down Paden Lynch threw to Jacob Love yards rushing which was four steps short of the school’s team mark of 308. While Lynch at the three. Trent Rios got one before Lynch sprinted out right and threw to Donald Gies was setting the individual mark for a game Rios was just behind with his 127 yards on the for the score. Rebold converted and Incarnate Word had their first points since first quarter. ground. However, play one of the fourth, 61 yards later, Turner had thrown to Mike Hill and the Lynch ran four yards for a score and then threw five to wideout Austin Quinney and UIW strong third quarter by Incarnate Word was all for naught. It was 31-13. At the 8:30 mark of had a 14-7 lead after the first period. That reversed in the second as UCO scored twice to the fourth Baylen Laury bolted up the middle for 34 yards and another touchdown and the once for the Cardinals and the halftime period arrived level at 21 each. Savage Storm was piling on to the tune of 38-14. The extra period win pushed Santiago to a perfect 8-0 in overtime for his career. That Late, sophomore quarterback Eric Massoni came off the bench for UIW and drove includes one other Incarnate Word victory in OT, that one coming last Oct. 3 at Oklahoma Cardinals down the field. Massoni hit Colton Palmer followed on second down with a two- Panhandle. yard throw to Gies for the score. The two-point try missed and the score was 38-19 with 56 Santiago conceded this was a big win for the Cardinals. “This is a classy group of guys,” seconds on the clock. he said. “And that class showed up out there tonight For the night Lynch, off the bench was 9-17-1 for 113 yards and the one touchdown. SCORE BY QUARTERS Massoni finished 4-5-0 for 31 yards and a score. Rios carried 19 times for 66 yards. Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT FINAL Including a catch for 47 Jacob Love reached the 100-yard mark on five receptions. Central Oklahoma 7 14 0 14 6 41 Defensively Devan Avery led the Cardinals with seven solo tackles. Diego McClain had one and a half sacks and one and a half tackles for losses. Incarnate Word 14 7 7 7 7 42 SCORE BY QUARTERS SCORING SUMMARY st nd rd th Qtr Time Team Scoring Play UCO UIW Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FINAL 1st 11:23 UCO Matt Jackson 8-yd pass from Ethan Sharp 7 0 Incarnate Word 3 3 7 6 19 (Chris Robbs kick) 9-76, TOP 3:28 5:38 UIW Paden Lynch 4-yd run (Thomas Rebold kick) 7 7 Southeastern Oklahoma 3 21 0 14 38 13-73, TOP 5:45 SCORING SUMMARY 2:25 UIW Austin Quinney 5-yd pass from Paden Lynch 7 14 Qt Time Team Scoring Play UIW SOSU (Thomas Rebold kick) 4-58, TOP 1:58 1st 09:13 UIW Thomas Rebold 40 yd field goal 13 plays, 55 yards, TOP 5:47 3 0 2nd 12:13 UCO Daniel Morrell 54-yd pass from Ethan Sharp 14 14 06:25 SOSU Chris Peoples 30 yd field goal 6 plays, 61 yards, TOP 2:42 3 3 (Chris Robbs kick) 6-73, TOP 1:54 01:28 UIW Thomas Rebold 24 yd field goal 5 plays, 29 yards, TOP 2:06 6 3 4:20 UIW Dominic Hamilton 9-yd pass from Trent Rios 14 21 2nd 12:07 SOSU B. DeFrance 81 yd pass from Logan Turner (Thomas Rebold kick) 11-80, TOP 5:42 (Chris Peoples kick) 2 plays, 88 yards, TOP 0:50 6 10 0:34 UCO Josh Birmingham 2-yd run (Chris Robbs kick) 21 21 06:41 SOSU B. DeFrance 74 yd pass from Logan Turner 11-73, TOP 3:42 (Chris Peoples kick) 4 plays, 87 yards, TOP 1:14 6 17 3rd 10:16 UIW Trent Rios 15-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick) 21 28 01:27 SOSU Baylen Laury 1 yd run (Chris Peoples kick) 9-62, TOP 4:40 3 plays, 10 yards, TOP 1:24 6 24 4th 8:49 UCO Carter Whitson 13-yard pass from Ethan Sharp 28 28 3rd 02:16 UIW Donald Gies 3 yd pass from Paden Lynch (Chris Robbs kick) 3-18, TOP 1:22 (Thomas Rebold kick) 8 plays, 69 yards, TOP 2:58 13 24 5:49 UIW Paden Lynch 31-yd run (Thomas Rebold kick) 28 35 4th 14:51 SOS Mike Hill 61 yd pass from Logan Turner 7-62m TOP 3:22 (Chris Peoples kick) 6 plays, 77 yards, TOP 2:19 13 31 1:49 UCO Tucker Holland 12-yd pass from Ethan Sharp 35 35 08:30 SOSU Baylen Laury 34 yd run (Chris Peoples kick) (Chris Robbs kick) 9-66, TOP 2:02 4 plays, 59 yards, TOP 1:42 13 38 OT UCO Josh Birmingham 5-yd run (Chris Robbs kick blocked) 41 35 00:56 UIW Donald Gies 2 yd pass from Eric Massoni (Eric Massoni pass failed) 10 plays, 38 yards, TOP 4:05 19 38 UIW Trent Rios 9-yd pass from Paden Lynch (Thomas Rebold kick) 41 42 Kickoff time: 6:00 pm • End of Game: 8:57 pm • Total elapsed time: 2:57 Kickoff--7 p.m.; End of Game--10:19; Total Elapsed Time--3:19 Referee: Wayne Elliott • Umpire: Darin Stiers • Linesman: Brad Morrow • Line judge: Darren Officials: referee Mark Hughes; Umpire Scott Hardy; Linesman Gary Whitely; Line Judge McDaniel • Back judge: Bobby Orear • Field judge: Jeff Hopf • Side judge: Brian Burkhart Kelley Copeland; Back Judge Dwayne Paschall; Field Judge Nick Atwood; Side Judge Darron Griffin Temperature--77; Weather--Overcast Light Rain

www.cardinalathletics.com 51 GaMe FOUR sept. 25, 2010 GaMe FIVe OCt. 2, 2010 Texas A&M-Kingsville (4-0) 37 Incarnate Word 31 Incarnate Word )1-3) 9 Midwestern State 38 OT Site: San Antonio--Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium Attendance: 5,412 Site: Wichita Falls, Memorial Stadium Attendance: 8,127 RECAP RECAP A 21-pont outburst in the first quarter Saturday night was the margin Texas A&M-Kingsville They were at home, they were ranked No. 10 in the nation and they were striving for the needed to defeat Incarnate Word 39-7 in Lone Star Conference south division action. best start in school history. All of that was working for Midwestern State but Incarnate Word All three scores followed Incarnate Word punts. Quarterback Nate Poppell got the first two forced MSU to overtime before falling 38-31. on runs of 31- and one-yards while Jonathon Woodson covered 10 steps for the third. With the win Midwestern State went to 5-0 on the year, the best in school history. Incarnate “They are a very good football team,” UIW Coach Mike Santiago said. “Maybe we were a Word despite the heroics dropped to 1-4 on the season. Both of the UIW losses had come little intimidated to start but as we went along we figured out we can play with them. When in consecutive weeks at the hands of the nation's sixth-rated team Texas A&M-Kingsville we look at the film we will see some guys growing up.” and this one. After those three scores by the Javelinas, ranked fifth in the nation in one poll and sixth MSU had dominated the first quarters of its games. On a night when the wind was howling in another, Incarnate Word actually won the middle two quarters by 9-7. Defensive tackle 30-35 miles an hour out of the north, the Mustangs got it to their backs first the usual was Anthony Vela smothered Davis in the end zone for two points followed by Eric Massoni expected. It worked but just barely as MSU managed just a single score in the first 15 throwing 26 yards to wideout Dominic Hamilton for a score. All came in the second quarter. minutes. When they traded ends UIW went to work. Thomas Rebold kicked the UIW-record That UIW touchdown snapped a string of 12 consecutive quarters and 223 minurtes of 51-yard field goal. Lynch then threw 23 yards to Dominic Hamilton and the Cardinals were action in which TAMUK had not allowed an offensive score. on top 10-7. The third quarter was scoreless before TAMUK (4-0, 3-0) got a field goal at the beginning The Mustangs got a score and with just 0:07 remaining in the half another scoring aerial of the fourth making it 31-9. The Javelinas then scored another, almost meaningless, to put the Mustangs on top 21-17 at the break. In the third, another quarter when the touchdown with just 1:25 remaining in the game for the final margin. Mustangs have been dominate, they got a rushing touchdown followed immediately Massoni came on in the first quarter for starter Paden Lynch who took a blow to the helmet by a muffed kickoff return attempt by UIW and things seemed to be going south. That and did not play the rest of the night. Massoni finished the night 14-25-0 for 141 yards and opportunity produced only a field goal when the Cardinals turned the gritt level up a notch. the score to Hamilton. MSU won the third but not by much as fullback Donald Gies scored on a short run topping Defensively the Javelinas are tops in the nation including allowing just 19.3 yards rushing a off a 17-play, 73-yard drive and it was 31-24 heading into what normally is a four-quarter game. On the night Incarnate Word put 116 in the books but a pair of mistakes, a bad snap game. The Mustangs were scoreless in the fourth while Lynch was throwing his career- on a punt and a muffed double pass attempt reduced the net to 40 yards gained. UIW’s best third TD pass, this one to Gies and suddenly it was tied 31-31 with just 1:03 remaining Trent Rios finished the night with 39 net yards on 19 carries to lead UIW. in regulation. Kingsville had nine tackles for losses of 54 yards to go with one sack for a minus seven By rule, each team gets the ball at the 25-yard line and can continue on by means of first yards. The Cardinals matched that effort by recording seven tackles for 33 lost yards downs or by scoring. The Cardinals won the toss and deferred so MSU took the ball and and UIW had a pair of sacks for a loss of 14 yards. Tackle Diego McClain and end on the second play got a 23-yard TD for a score followed by the PAT. UIW, needing a TD Hakim Blackwell had the sacks. Linebacker Juan Asencio and safety Todd Lyons led the to keep it going, worked the ball to a fourth and four at the four. Lynch going for another tie Cardinals with their six stops each. threw incomplete to Hamilton in the end zone. Hamilton snagged six passes for 87 yards and the touchdown. “We played sporadically on In overtime in UIW history the Cardinals had been 2-0 having won a thriller two weeks both sides of the ball Hamilton said, “but I don’t think we’re that far off for a second-year ago in extra time over Central Oklahoma at home. In their inaugural season, 2009, the team playing number six in the nation.” Cardinals won in overtime at Oklahoma Panhandle. Hamilton continued. “Nothing really fazes us. We just go out there and play football. I a On night Lynch was the leading rusher with 85 yards on 21 carries. He threw 19-26 with no little guy and Incarnate Word gave me a chance to play and that is what we all do, play interceptions and his UIW school-record three scores. He had 208 yards through the air. football.” His favorite receiver for the night was Hamilton who caught six for 62 yards and the one SCORE BY QUARTERS score. Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL On the defensive side of the ball for UIW was led by linebacker Dakota Mawyer and safety Texas A&M-Kingsville 21 7 0 9 37 James Perez with nine tackles each. Right behind with eight came safety Chaz Pavliska. Coming into the game MSU and Incarnate Word were one and two in the Lone Star in time Incarnate Word 0 9 0 0 9 of possession on the average. The Cardinals won this battle handily by 39:17 to 20.43. SCORING SUMMARY SCORE BY QUARTERS Qtr Time Team Scoring Play TAMUK UIW st nd rd th 1st 9:59 TAMUK Nate Poppell 31-yard run (Christian Brom Kick) Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL 6-64, TOP 2:50 7 0 Incarnate Word 0 17 7 7 0 31 3:13 TAMUK Nate Poppell 1-yard run (Christian Brom Kick) 9-75, TOP 4:02 14 0 Midwestern State 7 14 10 0 7 38 0:36 TAMUK Jonathon Woodson 10-yard run SCORING SUMMARY (Christian Brom Kick) 4-56, TOP 0:55 21 0 Qtr Time Team Scoring Play MSU UIW 2nd 11:53 UIW Anthony Vela safety 21 2 1st 6:08 MSU Lester Bush 4-yard run (Jose Martinez kick) 7 0 10:37 TAMUK Corey Robertson 24-yard fumble recovery 10-91, TOP: 4:42 (Christian Brom Kick) 28 2 2nd 11:21 UIW Thomas Rebold 51-yard FG, 13-65, TOP: 7:05 7 3 5:59 UIW Dominic Hamilton 26-yard pass from Eric Massoni 7:29 UIW Dominic Hamilton 23-yard pass from Paden Lynch 7 10 (Thomas Rebold Kick) 11-68, TOP 4:34 28 9 (Thomas Rebold kick) 4:53, TOP: 1:32 4th 14:30 TAMUK Christian Brom 25-yard field goal, 4-0, TOP 0:17 31 9 5:01 MSU Keivin Swanson 19-yard pass from Zack Eskridge 14 10 1:25 TAMUK Myron Brew 18-yard run (Kick Failed) (Jose Martinez kick), 8-80, TOP: 2:28 14-70, TOP 7:36 37 9 0:54 UIW Andrew Mocio 19-yard pass from Paden Lynch 14 17 (Thomas Rebold kick), 9-67, TOP: 4:01 Kickoff--7 p.m.; End of Game--9:43; Total Elapsed Time--2:43 0:07 MSU David Little 6-yard pass from Zack Eskridge 21 17 Officials: Referee Kenny Kelarek; Umpire Spencer Smith; Linesman Oratious Parker; Line (Jose Martinez kick), 6-69, TOP: 0:41 Judge Ceasar Simpson; Back Judge Damon Boniface; Field Judge Ricky Williams; Side 3rd 11:44 MSU Lester Bush 5-yard run (Jose Martinez kick) 28 17 Judge Paul Pekar. 8-80, TOP: 3:09 Temperature--80; Weather--Overcast, Mild 8:38 MSU Jose Martinez 22-yard FG, 7-20, TOP: 3:06 31 17 0:43 UIW Donald Gies 1-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick) 31 24 (Thomas Rebold kick), 14-73, TOP: 7:51 4th 1:03 UIW Donald Gies 5-yard pass from Paden Lynch 31 31 (Thomas Rebold kick), 17-86, TOP: 10:05 OT MSU Jared Freeman 23-yard pass from Zack Eskridge 38 31 (Jose Martinez kick), 10-25, TOP: 0:13 Kickoff--7 p.m.; End of Game--10:09; Total Elapsed Time--3:09 Officials: Referee Mark Hughes; Umpire Scott Hardy; Linesman Gary Whiteley; Line Judge Kelly Copeland; Back Judge Brian Hall; Field Judge Nick Atwood; Side Judge Darron Griffin. Temperature--80; Wind--30-35 North; Weather--Clear

52 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals GaMe sIX OCt. 9, 2010 GaMe seVen OCt. 16, 2010 Incarnate Word 27 Abilene Christian 54 East Central Oklahoma 13 Incarnate Word 17 Site: Ada, Okla. Attendance: 3,000 Site: San Antonio--Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium Attendance: 3,3,25 RECAP RECAP Incarnate Word got a huge fourth quarter and the result was the Cardinals’ second win of The nation’s number five team, Abilene Christian, struck quickly and often in the first the year, 27-13 over East Central Oklahoma, snapping a two-game losing string. quarter on the way to a 54-17 Lone Star Conference South Division win over Incarnate It was homecoming for the Tigers (1-5) and that meant flowers, beautiful women, older Word. gentlemen receiving certificates for past performances, a spectacular fire works display The Wildcats (7-0; 4-0) put 24 points on the scoreboard in the first quarter. In that first after the contest, and a fired-up East Central squad. And the crowd was rowdy until the period, while ACU was a minus 11 yards rushing, Mitchell Gale was 8-12 for 155 yards and comeback began behind sophomore Eric Massoni, playing as the third UIW quarterback one score. of the night. “That’s a good football team and they played like it tonight,” UIW Coach Mike Santiago In the fourth Massoni completed two of his three passes including the seven-yard strike to said. “We could have played the national champion tonight. We’ve all had our butts kicked Donald Gies. He also rushed eight times for 13 net yards, and he did hand it off to Trent and we got ours kicked tonight.” ACU's 54 points were a record against Incarnate Word, Rios eight times for another 45 total yards and a pair of scores. As a team, UIW compiled surpassing the 49 put up by Midwestern State a year ago, the Cardinals' first football 58 yards rushing in the final frame. season. ECO on its first play from scrimmage saw Domonique Massengill roll 58 yards to the UIW In that decisive first quarter, as the Wildcats were putting 155 yards on the statistics sheet 27. Six plays and ECO had advanced the ball only to the 16 to settle for a FG. in less than six minutes of possession time, Incarnate Word could not get anything going. Another UIW three and out gave the ball to the Tigers on the 50-yard line. They managed The Cardinals recorded just two first downs in the first period and both came on penalties. to get to the UIW 26 when the Cardinals defense forced a field goal, this one for 36 yards UIW had three net yards rushing and 12 passing. and East Central was up 6-0. As UIW (2-5; 0-3) won the time of possession battle 32:17 to 27:43 for the game, the A year ago, ECO scored first and led by 6-0 before the Cardinals gained their footing to run Cardinals could not match the big play strikes of Abilene Christian. The Wildcats produced off 24 consecutive points. This time the Tigers were ahead 13-6 when Incarnate Word did it five plays of 30-plus yards. On the night, Gale finished 17-26-1 for 379 yards and five to them again, this time 21 straight points in the fourth. touchdowns. His completions were spread among 10 difference receivers. In the second, with Thomas Specia, as has been the pattern for UIW giving the backup UIW did put one mark on Gale’s night. Prior to kickoff he had not thrown one interception quarterback a series in the second quarter, at the helm Incarnate Word put together a 10- all year. In the second quarter, at the 11:55 mark, an errant throw landed in the hands of play drive eating up 3:51 of the clock. Running back Trent Rios covered the final two yards UIW linebacker Dakota Mawyer. He returned it 38 yards and that led to the first Cardinals for the score. Thomas Rebold’s extra point was blocked, his first miss of the year after 14 score. This was Mawyer’s second pick in two weeks. At East Central a week ago he good ones, and it was 6-6 at the half. returned an interception a school record 65 yards. On their third possession, the Tigers marched from their own 47 to the Incarnate Word one Incarnate Word got on the board at 10:38 of the second quarter when fullback Donald Gies and on fourth down got into the end zone. The PAT made it 13-6 ECO. hauled in a six-yard toss from Eric Massoni ending a three-play, 69-yard drive. That was In the fourth quarter, an ECO punt covered but 11 yards to its own 39, and enter Eric Gies’ sixth touchdown of the year in just 16 touches of the football. Massoni. He ran the first two plays for 12 yards and a first down before handing it over to In the third quarter wideout Dominic Hamilton hauled in a 25-yarder from Thomas Specia. Rios who covered 11, 20 and finally one for the touchdown. Rebold’s kick tied it at 13-13 Hamilton finished as the leading UIW receiver with six catches for 77 yards and the score. giving the Cardinals new life. And the final Cardinals score was a Thomas Rebold 33-yard field goal in the fourth quarter. The ensuing kickoff was fumbled and covered by Devin Haywood. On fourth and one at While absorbing their worst loss of the year, the Cardinals had a bright spot in freshman the 24 Massoni managed six yards. Three plays later, it was another fourth down, this time running back Tahje Canyon. Playing in his first college game ever, the Honolulu native for one, and Massoni got it again. Massoni threw seven yards to Donald Gies who scored. carried 19 times for a game-high 87 net yards. Canyon was pressed into play when Trent Rebold made it 20-13 with 8:27 left in the game. Rios didn’t practice all week with an infection and when Brenan Furtado suffered a wrist UIW’s kickoff was returned 44 yards to the ECO 49 and an added personal foul moved the injury.” ball to the Incarnate Word 34. But a third down toss was snagged at the 25 by linebacker SCORE BY QUARTERS Dakota Mawyer who raced to the East Central 10. UIW fumbled the ball back to the Tigers Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL at the 22. ECO turned it over on downs at its own 19. Abilene Christian 24 13 14 3 54 A Rios carry plus a face mask penalty on ECO placed the ball at the seven. Rios got three, Gies covered three more before Rios crossed the goal line for the second time in the Incarnate Word 0 7 7 3 17 stanza-27-13 Cardinals after the Rebold PAT. SCORING SUMMARY On the defense safety Aaron Willis recorded 10 tackles including seven solos. Safety Qtr Time Team Scoring Play ACU UIW 1st 10:42 ACU Daryl Richardson 1-yard run 7 0 Devan Avery had eight with six solos and linebacker Juan Asencio posted seven including (Morgan Lineberry kick), 3-51, TOP 1:01 five singles. 1st 8:27 ACU Edmund Gates 33-yard pass from Mitchell Gale 14 0 SCORE BY QUARTERS (Morgan Lineberry kick), 2-42, TOP 0:42 Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL 1st 2:45 ACU Morgan Lineberry 27-yard field goal, 6-32, TOP 2:38 17 0 Incarnate Word 0 6 0 21 27 1st 0:48 ACU Eric Edwards 25-yard fumble return 24 0 Midwestern State 6 0 7 0 13 (Morgan Lineberry kick) SCORING SUMMARY 2nd 10:38 UIW Donald Gies 6-yard pass from Eric Massoni 24 7 Qtr Time Team Scoring Play ECO UIW (Thomas Rebold kick), 3-69, TOP 1:17 1st 9:41 ECO Matt Berrey 26-yard field goal, 8-76, TOP 3:09 3 0 2nd 4:38 ACU Charcandrick West 67-yard pass from Mitchell Gale 31 7 2:53 ECO Matt Berrey 36-yard field goal, 10-31, TOP 4:45 6 0 (Morgan Lineberry kick), 2-68, TOP 0:46 2nd 6:14 UIW Trent Rios 2-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick blocked) 2nd 0:59 ACU Raymond Radway 9-yard pass from Mitchell Gale 37 7 10-75, TOP 3:51 6 6 (Morgan Lineberry kick failed), 3-51, TOP 0:26 3rd 5:57 ECO C. Opeseyitan 1-yard run (Matt Berrey kick) 13 6 3rd 11:58 ACU Edmund Gates 41-yard pass from Mitchell Gale 44 7 6-53, TOP 2:22 (Morgan Lineberry kick), 4-54, TOP 1:09 4th 12:30 UIW Trent Rios 1-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick) 3rd 8:30 UIW Dominic Hamilton 25-yard pass from Thomas Specia 44 14 5-39, TOP 2:26 13 13 (Thomas Rebold kick(, 6-80, TOP 3:28 8:27 UIW Donald Gies 7-yard pass from Eric Massoni 3rd 6:09 ACU Raymond Radway 23-yard pass from Mitchell Gale 51 14 (Thomas Rebold kick), 9-33, TOP 3:55 13 20 (Morgan Lineberry Kick), 5-80, TOP 2:21 3:11 UIW Trent Rios 1-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick) 4th 10:10 ACU Morgan Lineberry 26-yard field goal, 16-64, TOP 9:08 54 14 4-19, TOP 2:10 13 27 4th 7:24 UIW Thomas Rebold 33-yard field goal, 7-43, TOP 2:38 54 17 Kickoff--6 p.m.; End of Game--9:09; Total Elapsed Time--3:09 Kickoff--7 p.m.; End of Game--9:50; Total Elapsed Time--2:50 Officials: Referee Al Skuza; Umpire Jason Parker; Linesman Jim Schmidt; Line Judge Officials: Referee Larry Simms; Umpire rodney Harris; Linesman Brad Strickland; Line Gret Hicks; Back Judge John Penn; Field Judge Ben Taylor; Side Judge Alan Baronoskie. Judge Derrell Ward; Back Judge Bill Larance; Field Judge Harry Howard; Side Judge Temperature--Warm; Wind--South 5-10 mph; Weather--Clear Rodney Simms. Temperature--Warm; Wind--South 5-10 mph; Weather--Clear.

www.cardinalathletics.com 53 GaMe eIGht OCt. 23, 2010 GaMe nIne OCt. 30, 2010 Incarnate Word 17 West Texas A&M 49 Angelo State 61 Incarnate Word` 10 Site: San Angelo Stadium, San Angelo, Texas Attendance: 4,628 Site: Benson Stadium, San Antonio, Texas Attendance: 2.679 RECAP RECAP A lethal combination doomed Incarnate Word to a huge loss in Lone Star Conference West Texas A&M scored the first 42 points of the game Saturday in San Antonio and then South Division play. Angelo State handed the Cardinals their worst loss in two years to the settled in for a 49-10 victory in Lone Star Conference South Division action. tune of 61-17 The Buffaloes came to town as the nation's second best passing team averaging 410 The aforementioned combination included long-distance plays by the Rams in concert with yards a game but mixed in the run just enough to divide up the scoring efforts. TAMU got spotty tackling by the Cardinals. Of the eight ASU touchdowns six were produced by plays three through the air, two on the ground, one on an interception return and the other on an of 27 yards or more including a 73-yard punt return by Garrett Tidwell. Nine times during 89-yard kickoff return by Tommy Hampton. the game ASU had plays that covered 26 or more yards including two pass plays of 64 Afterwards UIW Coach Mike Santiago was philosophical, using an analogy of the hurricane yards and another for 86, and that long punt return. to what his Cardinals have experienced over the last six weeks. "Like I told the players On the night, the Rams piled on with 650 total yard on offense including being 25 of 35 after the game," Santiago said, "we have weathered the storm, we have made it through. passes for 471 yards and four scores. The nation's top 10 teams are done. Our foundation is strong and now we just have to Twice before the Cardinals had allowed big first quarter leads to the opponent—Texas clean up after the storm." A&M-Kingsville 21 and Abilene Christian 24—so when the first period ended with a This gauntlet of top 10 teams so close together has taken somewhat of a toll on the 17-point deficit the thought occurred that UIW might have the Rams right where they Cardinals. In addition to legion of players in blue jeans on the sideline, Incarnate Word wanted them. watched in the second quarter as first linebacker Dakota Mawyer went down with an ankle Incarnate Word did in fact get the first score of the second quarter when punter Aaron problem and then in the same period leading running back Trent Rios injured his left ankle. Willis caught everyone on the field turned to run to the anticipated spot where the ball Neither Mawyer nor Rios returned to the contest. might land. He raced 15 yards for a first down at the Angelo State 32. On the very next play "Injuries are part of the story," Santiago said. "You hope you can get through four of the UIW dialed up a flea-flicker with the handoff to Trent Rios who threw back to quarterback best teams in the nation but the reality is injuries are going to happen." Paden Lynch. Lynch then tossed a strike to Dominic Hamilton in the right corner of the But one player was a game-time decision after back and hamstring issues forced him to end zone and when Hamilton made a hands only catch UIW was on the board. Thomas miss last week's game. Safety Chaz Pavliska led all Cardinals with 12 tackles, the second Rebold’s PAT made it 17-7 and there was hope among the Cardinals faithful. most in school history for a single game. "These teams we have played will make us The dam burst and Angelo State sandwiched four scores around a Rebold 44-yard field better," opined the Floresville product. "We've gotta keep playing hard and get ready for goal and the Rams put 45 on the scoreboard in the half, a new season high against the Tarleton State next week and then (Texas A&M) Commerce." UIW defense. The28 points scored by ASU in the second quarter also were a season high As a team West Texas managed just 236 yards via the pass, well below their game against UIW. average of 410. Tyson Williams caught four for 75 yards and two touchdowns. "Our The third quarter at the outset seemed like it would be more of the same. The Rams got to secondary has been struggling lately," Pavliska said. "It was good that we came in here the UIW one-yard line before fumbling. ASU had a 65-yard scoring play called back with an today and played hard." eligible block. Angelo State finally got on the board on a 65-yard punt return pushing the On the Incarnate Word side, quarterback Paden Lynch finished the day 18-31-1 for 126 score to 54-10 at quarter’s end. yards and one touchdown. Playing through a pair of sacks Lynch still netted 84 yards At the 10:35 mark of the fourth Angelo State scored another touchdown and the PAT made rushing, the top gains by anyone in the game. The one Cardinals score was an eight-yard the score 61-10, the most points ever allowed by the Cardinals in their short two-year toss from Lynch to fullback Donald Gies. history. Gies has a thing going with the touchdown. Playing at fullback he does not see the ball all UIW did bounce back slightly in the fourth when on fourth and four at the Angelo State that much but every fifth time he does he scores a touchdown. He now has carried the ball 41 Rios turned the left corner, broke one tackle on his way to pay dirt. That rush put Rios 12 times to go with 17 passes caught for a total 29 touches. He has scored six times, that at 76 yards on 15 carries. Through the air Lynch ended at 10 of 18 for 73 yards and the is one in 4.8 producing a touchdown. touchdown. Hamilton was the top UIW receiver with his six catches for 91 yards. The Buffaloes improved to 7-2 overall and 4-1 in the South while Incarnate Word goes to SCORE BY QUARTERS 2-7 and 0-4. Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL SCORE BY QUARTERS st nd rd th Incarnate Word 0 10 0 7 17 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FINAL Angelo State 17 28 9 7 61 West Texas A&M 21 14 14 0 49 SCORING SUMMARY Incarnate Word 0 0 3 7 10 Qtr Time Team Scoring Play UIW ASU SCORING SUMMARY 1st 13:40 ASU Excelle Osborne 12-yard pass from Josh Neiswander 0 7 Qtr Time Team Scoring Play WTAM UIW (Ryan Smith kick), 4-47, TOP 1:20 1st 12:37 WTAM Jay Tillman 14-yard run (Sergio Castillo kick) 7 0 1st 5:19 ASU Jacob Decker 21-yard field goal, 7-19, TOP 2:23 0 10 5-70, TOP 2:21 1st 0:50 ASU John Norcott 27-yard run (Ryan Smith kick), 0 17 1st 9:04 WTAM Brittan Golden 12-yard pass from Taylor Harris 14 0 6-54, TOP 2:34 (Sergio Castillo kick), 5-48, TOP 2:46 2nd 14:20 UIW Dominic Hamilton 32-yard pass from Paden Lynch 7 17 1st 2:05 WTAM Tevin Mitchell 1-yard run (Sergio Castillo kick), 21 0 (Thomas Rebold kick), 5-52, TOP 1:22 2nd 10:21 ASU Nate Bayless 2-yard pass from Josh Neiswander 7-24 15-71, TOP 5:10 (Ryan Smith kick), 8-53, TOP 3:53 2nd 8:12 WTAM Maurice Caldwell 18-yard interception return 28 0 2nd 6:29 ASU Garrett Tidwell 15-yard run (Ryan Smith kick), 7-31 (Sergio Castillo kick), 6-67, TOP 2:05 2nd 3:52 WTAM Tyson Williams 5-yard pass from Taylor Harris 35 0 2nd 2:21 UIW Thomas Rebold 44-yard field goal, 10-41, TOP 4:00 10-31 (Sergio Castillo kick), 10-61, TOP 3:20 2nd 2:04 ASU CJ Akins 29-yard pass from Josh Neiswander 10-38 3rd 6:04 WTAM Tyson Williams 51-yard pass from Taylor Harris 42 0 (Ryan Smith kick), 1-19, TOP 0:09 2nd 0:08 ASU Tristan Carter 14-yard pass from Josh Neiswander 10-45 (Sergio Castillo kick), 2-53, TOP 0:41 (Ryan Smith kick), 8-61, TOP 1:03 3rd 2:09 UIW Thomas Rebold 34-yard field goal, 8-64, TOP 3:50 42 3 3rd 2:15 ASU Jacob Decker 25-yard field goal, 10-84, TOP 4:30 10-48 3rd 1:56 WTAM Tommy Hampton 89-rard kickoff return 49 3 3rd 0:22 ASU Garrett Tidwell 73-yard punt return 10-54 (Sergio Castillo kick) (Ryan Smith kick failed) 4th 9:42 UIW Donald Gies 4-yard pass from Paden Lynch 49 10 4th 10:35 ASU Nevin Gardiner 3-yard run (Ryan Smith kick), 61-10 (Thomas Rebold kick), 13-75, TOP 7:06 5-94, TOP 2:40 Kickoff--2:05 p.m.; End of Game--5 p.m.; Total Elapsed Time--2:55 4th 6:13 UIW Trent Rios 41-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick), 17-61 Temperature--77; Wind--South 5-10 mph; Weather--Clear. 9-72, TOP 4:14 Kickoff--6 p.m.; End of Game--9:02; Total Elapsed Time--3:02 Officials: Referee Joe Horn; Umpire Lance Sleeper; Linesman Jimmy Evans; Line Judge Rick Jasper; Back Judge Michael Kamp; Field Judge Rob Jasper; Side Judge Brian Simpson. Temperature--77; Wind--South 5-10 mph; Weather--Clear.

54 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals GaMe ten nOV. 6, 2010 GaMe eLeVen nOV. 13, 2010 Incarnate Word 27 Texas A&M-Commerce 16 Tarleton State 41 Incarnate Word 17 Site: Tarleton Memorial, Stephenville, Texas Attendance: 4,960 Site: Benson Stadium, San Antonio, Texas Attendance: 1,275 RECAP RECAP On a night when fourth down conversions and tricky plays captured the imagination of all What had before seemed like a long and arduous season ended in pure happiness spectators, Tarleton State blitzed Incarnate Word in the second half on the way to a 41-27 Saturday as Incarnate Word won a slug-fest by 17-16 over visiting Texas A&M-Commerce. victory in Stephenville. “This was huge,” UIW Coach Mike Santiago said as big smiles were rampant in Benson Entering the game with identical records overall (2-7) and separated by one win in the Field House after the game. “We were picked last. This win today will make these players Lone Star Conference South Division (1-4 and 0-5), the squads battled evenly until the feel good on Sunday, and good going to class on Monday and good heading into finals.” Texans put up 21 points in the fourth for the win. With both teams settling in on the running game, sophomore running back Trent Rios did But the Cardinals were exciting early. They parlayed a pair of fake field goals into seven the major damage for the Cardinals as he carried the football a school record 37 times points and along the way were three for three on fourth downs. Plus, when they got there for another UIW mark of 207 yards. His longest of the day was 31 and he averaged 5.6 a they were five for five in the red zone. But it just wasn’t enough as UIW fell to 2-8 and 0-6 carry. He scored the first UIW touchdown in the first quarter. in the South. That wasn’t all for Rios. Beginning the game he was third in the Lone Star with an average On the first play of the game Tarleton State attempted the handoff-toss-back to quarterback 134.4 all-purpose yards. Saturday against TAMUC he finished with the 207 rushing, 16 Nick Stephens but UIW safety Chaz Pavliska went for none of the fakes and sacked the more on three receptions and another 65 steps on kick returns for a total 288. quarterback for a loss of 15 yards. But it mattered not as the Texans got into the end Since it was senior day it was fitting that Thomas Specia would get the start at quarterback zone in just 2:30. On the ensuing kickoff the Cardinals let the ball drop to the ground to for the Cardinals. Playing his final game Specia directed his team on the first possession to be picked up by Tarleton on the 29-yard line. With three plays TSU was at the Cardinals a touchdown, the first time UIW scored on an opening drive all year. three-yard-line. The Cardinals held the rope and forced an incomplete Stephens pass on TAMUC got on the scoreboard in the second quarter on a 23-yard field goal and a 41-yard fourth down from the four. kick to get to 7-6. And that ended the scoring for either team. This was only the second On first down Paden Lynch hit wideout Dominic Hamilton for 32 and the Cardinals were on time all year Incarnate Word had led at the halftime break. their way to a touchdown. Another Lynch pass for 21 to tight end Andrew Mocio preceded To start the second half Thomas Rebold recovered his own on-side boot leading to his two rushes by Trent Rios for 25 yards to the TSU one. Lynch snuck it in and it was tied with 21-yard field goal to up the margin to 10-6. Commerce got a field goal and the margin had 2:59 left in the first period. shrunk to 10-9. With just 40 seconds remaining in the third a TAMUC touchdown and PAT A second kickoff, after an off sides penalty by UIW on the first try, was returned 57 yards to giving the Lions their first lead of the day, 16-10. the Cardinals’ 33. Once again the defense stiffened when end Herman Torres make a stop UIW got the ball back and drove the length for the go-ahead score when Lynch crossed for a one-yard loss at the 26 and it was a fourth and out, again. the line on a one-yard sneak on third down. Rebold made it 17-10 UIW with his point after. Down 14-7, UIW had fourth and two at the Texans 16. Kicker Thomas Rebold took a On this drive the Cardinals ran 19 plays and ate up 8:12 of the clock. toss from holder Hamilton, over Hamilton’s shoulder, and ran for a first down at the nine. TAMUC was forced to punt on a three and out. From the Incarnate Word 19 the Cardinals Another fourth down at the five, holder Hamilton, thinking he heard “flip” which was the set out to kill the final 5:32 on the clock. UIW ran 10 plays, Rios carried eight. He gained play run earlier, did not make a clean catch on the snap. He picked up the ball and ran left 58 of the total 66 yards on the drive and UIW was at the Commerce 15 when the clock end for the touchdown. For the point after Rebold actually kicked it and the scoreboard expired. In fact, in the fourth quarter Rios had 15 of his 37 total carries for 95 of his total read 14-14. 207 yards. On the kickoff, guess what? Tarleton, as UIW did earlier, let the ball drop to the turf to “These players never quit,” Santiago said. “The way I figure it we are tied for ninth in the be recovered by Brenan Furtado at the Texan 23. A series of Rios rushes got it to the conference after being picked last. We aren’t at the top of the mountain but we ain’t at the two before UIW, on fourth down, took a delay penalty to give Rebold a better angle on bottom anymore.” the uprights. And surprise, he kicked a 27-yard field goal to give Incarnate Word a 17-14 One Cardinal in particular isn't at the bottom of the mountain either. Senior defensive end halftime lead. This would be the only time in 2010 the Cardinals would lead at halftime. Herman Torres shook hands at midfield with Texas A&M-Commerce players and then The Texans posted 21 points in the fourth to nail down the win. moved to the base of the home side bleachers to propose marriage to his girl friend. She Rios playing on a sprained left ankle from the previous week, carried 18 times for 85 yards said yes to the cheers of Torres’ teammates and UIW fans. and the one touchdown. He also caught three passes for 26 yards, returned two kickoffs SCORE BY QUARTERS for 56 yards. Lynch was 16-32-1 for 175 yards. His top receiver was Hamilton who made Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th FINAL seven catches for 77 yards. SCORE BY QUARTERS Texas A&M-Commerce 0 6 10 0 16 st nd rd th Incarnate Word 7 0 3 7 17 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 FINAL SCORING SUMMARY Incarnate Word 7 10 0 10 27 Qtr Time Team Scoring Play UIW TAMC Tarleton State 7 7 6 21 41 1st 9:02 UIW Trent Rios 2-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick), 7 0 SCORING SUMMARY 10-66, TOP 5:58 Qtr Time Team Scoring Play UIW TAMC 2nd 9:40 TAMC Ahmed Abo-Mahmood 22-yard field goal, 7 3 1st 12:22 TSU Evan Robertson 14-yard run (Blake Wiest kick), 0 7 13-75, TOP 5:16 6-67, TOP 2:43 2nd 0:29 TAMC Amed Abo-Mahmood 41-yard field goal, 7 6 1st 2:59 UIW Paden Lynch 1-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick), 7 7 12-64, TOP 4:32 11-96, TOP 5:24 3rd 11:18 UIW Thomas Rebold 21-yard field goal, 9-55, TOP 3:41 10 6 2nd 11:16 TSU Nick Stephens 1-yard run (Blake Wiest kick), 7 14 3rd 9:10 TAMC Ahmed Abo-Mahmood 48-yard field goal, 10 9 9-50, TOP 3:27 7-27, TOP 2:00 2nd 3:27 UIW Dominic Hamilton 5-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick), 14 14 3rd 0:40 TAMC London Hamilton 5-yard run (Abo-Mahmood kick), 10 16 15-73, TOP 7:44 12-79, TOP 4:16 2nd 0:47 UIW Thomas Rebold 24-yard field goal, 6-16, TOP 2:38 17 14 4th 7:22 UIW Paden Lynch 1-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick), 17 16 3rd 9:05 TSU Jamal Mays 17-yard pass from Nick Stephens 17 20 19-77, TOP 8:12 (Blake Wiest kick failed), 7-48, TOP 2:42 Kickoff--2:05 p.m.; End of Game--4:56 p.m.; Total Elapsed Time--2:51. 4th 14:04 TSU Jerome Regal 19-yard run (Blake Wiest kick), 17 27 Officials--Referee Bill Keaton; Umpire Kevin Roberts; Linesman Tom 9-82, TOP 3:17 Panger; Line Judge Jeremiah Harris; Back Judge Derrick Atchiso; Field 4th 12:13 TSU Evan Robertson 8-yard run (Blake Wiest kick), 17 34 Judge Robert Frazier; Side Judge Scooter Hasel. 2-8, TOP 0:44 Temperature--70s; Wind--SE 7 mph; Weather--Clear. 4th 6:00 UIW Thomas Rebold 27-yard field goal, 11-54; TOP 6:04 20 34 4th 5:14 TSU Jerome Regal 18-yard run (Blake Wiest kick), 20 41 2-32, TOP 0:36 4th 0:02 UIW Trent Rios 1-yard run (Thomas Rebold kick), 27 41 6-42, TOP 1:13 Kickoff--7 p.m.; End of Game--9:45 p.m.; Total Elapsed Time--2:45 Temperature--63; Wind--SE 7 mph; Weather--Clear.

www.cardinalathletics.com 55 2010 COMBIned teaM statIstICs FInaL 2010 statIstICs UIW OPP RUshInG Gp att Gain Loss net avg td Long avg/G Trent Rios 11 218 936 48 888 4.1 8 41 80.7 SCORING 236 416 Paden Lynch 10 90 498 90 408 4.5 4 66 40.8 Points Per Game 21.5 37.8 Tahje Canyon 4 47 199 18 181 3.9 0 22 45.2 FIRST DOWNS 195 196 Eric Massoni 7 31 115 54 61 2.0 0 14 8.7 Rushing 98 69 Thomas Specia 6 18 81 24 57 3.2 1 16 9.5 Passing 73 120 Al Furlow 5 14 54 15 39 2.8 0 21 7.8 Penalty 24 7 Donald Gies 11 13 42 7 35 2.7 1 27 3.2 RUSHING YARDAGE 1690 1497 Glenn Hill 11 2 34 1 33 16.5 0 34 3.0 Yards gained rushing 2010 1688 Brenan Furtado 8 9 23 2 21 2.3 0 8 2.6 Yards lost rushing 320 191 Thomas Rebold 11 1 7 0 7 7.0 0 7 0.6 Rushing Attempts 454 327 Dominc Hamilton 11 2 6 0 6 3.0 1 5 0.5 Average Per Rush 3.7 4.6 Team 1 2 0 4 -4 -2.0 0 0 -4.0 Average Per Game 153.6 136.1 Shane Knight 2 1 0 6 -6 -6.0 0 0 -3.0 TDs Rushing 15 24 TM 4 3 0 7 -7 -2.3 0 0 -1.8 PASSING YARDAGE 1624 3028 Stan Sullivan 11 1 0 13 -13 -13.0 0 0 -1.2 Comp-Att-Int 169-321-10 220-353-6 Aaron Willis 11 2 15 31 -16 -8.0 0 15 -1.5 Average Per Pass 5.1 8.6 Total...... 11 454 2010 320 1690 3.7 15 66 153.6 Average Per Catch 9.6 13.8 Opponents...... 11 327 1688 191 1497 4.6 24 60 136.1 Average Per Game 147.6 275.3 passInG Gp effic Cmp-att-Int pct yards td Long avg/G TDs Passing 14 25 Paden Lynch 10 107.6 98-183-4 53.6 958 8 47 95.8 TOTAL OFFENSE 3314 4525 Thomas Specia 6 77.3 38-80-6 47.5 387 1 25 64.5 Total Plays 775 680 Eric Massoni 7 119.1 32-57-0 56.1 270 4 26 38.6 Average Per Play 4.3 6.7 Trent Rios 11 505.6 1-1-0 100.0 9 1 9 0.8 Average Per Game 301.3 411.4 Total 11 103.3 169-321-10 52.6 1624 14 47 147.6 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 69-1323 41-1102 Opponents 11 154.3 220-353-6 62.3 3028 25 86 275.3 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 16-91 27-258 ReCeIVInG Gp no. yards avg td Long avg/G INT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-86 10-95 Dominc Hamilton 11 53 627 11.8 5 32 57.0 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 19.2 26.9 Trent Rios 11 27 183 6.8 1 19 16.6 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 5.7 9.6 Andrew Mocio 11 21 233 11.1 1 24 21.2 INT RETURN AVERAGE 14.3 9.5 Donald Gies 11 17 94 5.5 6 13 8.5 FUMBLES-LOST 17-10 11-7 Stan Sullivan 11 14 116 8.3 0 21 10.5 PENALTIES-Yards 46-436 85-806 Jacob Love 2 10 166 16.6 0 47 83.0 Average Per Game 39.6 73.3 Colton Palmer 11 8 65 8.1 0 20 5.9 PUNTS-Yards 59-2075 41-1489 Austin Quinney 11 7 57 8.1 1 13 5.2 Average Per Punt 35.2 36.3 Caleb Kocian 11 5 52 10.4 0 18 4.7 Net punt average 30.8 33.1 Derrick Walls 9 5 21 4.2 0 10 2.3 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 33:53 26:06 Tahje Canyon 4 2 10 5.0 0 6 2.5 3RD-DOWN Conversions 60/174 69/140 Total 11 169 1624 9.6 14 47 147.6 3rd-Down Pct 34% 49% Opponents 11 220 3028 13.8 25 86 275.3 4TH-DOWN Conversions 20/26 2/9 PUNT RETURNS No. Yards Avg TD Long 4th-Down Pct 77% 22% Derrick Walls 8 44 5.5 0 19 SACKS BY-Yards 12-94 17-110 Trent Rios 7 40 5.7 0 11 MISC YARDS 0 0 Matt Garza 1 7 7.0 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 29 55 Total 16 91 5.7 0 19 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 11-16 12-15 Opponents 27 258 9.6 1 73 ON-SIDE KICKS 1-1 1-1 InteRCeptIOns no. yards avg td Long RED-ZONE SCORES (30-37) 81% (42-47) 89% Aaron Willis 2 21 10.5 0 21 RED-ZONE TDs (22-37) 59% (32-47) 68% Dakota Mawyer 2 65 32.5 0 65 PAT-ATTEMPTS (27-28) 96% (50-55) 91% Todd Lyons 1 0 0.0 0 0 ATTENDANCE 18534 23291 Chaz Pavliska 1 0 0.0 0 0 Games/Avg Per Game 6/3089 5/4658 Total 6 86 14.3 0 65 Neutral Site Games 0/0 Opponents 10 95 9.5 1 24 kICk RetURns no. yards avg td Long Score by quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Trent Rios 22 521 23.7 0 38 Incarnate Word 41 66 37 85 7 236 Matt Garza 11 178 16.2 0 34 Derrick Walls 10 209 20.9 0 43 Opponents 113 138 84 68 13 416 Brenan Furtado 7 131 18.7 0 27 Devin Haywood 7 141 20.1 0 32 Donald Gies 4 36 9.0 0 13 Jacob Love 3 67 22.3 0 29 Colton Palmer 2 17 8.5 0 9 Glenn Hill 1 12 12.0 0 12 Robert Anderson 1 12 12.0 0 12 Tyler Fields 1 -1 -1.0 0 0 Total 69 1323 19.2 0 43 Opponents 41 1102 26.9 1 89 FUMBLe RetURns no. yards avg td Long Total 0 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents 2 78 39.0 3 30 pats sCORInG td FGs kick Rush Rcv pass dXp saf points Thomas Rebold 0 11-16 27-28 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 60 Trent Rios 9 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 54 56 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals Donald Gies 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Dominc Hamilton 6 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 36 Paden Lynch 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Andrew Mocio 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Austin Quinney 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Thomas Specia 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Anthony Vela 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 Eric Massoni 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0 Total 29 11-16 27-28 0-0 0 0-1 0 1 236 Opponents 55 12-15 50-55 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 416 TOTAL OFFENSE GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Paden Lynch 10 273 408 958 1366 136.6 Trent Rios 11 219 888 9 897 81.5 Thomas Specia 6 98 57 387 444 74.0 Eric Massoni 7 88 61 270 331 47.3 Tahje Canyon 4 47 181 0 181 45.2 Al Furlow 5 14 39 0 39 7.8 Donald Gies 11 13 35 0 35 3.2 Glenn Hill 11 2 33 0 33 3.0 Brenan Furtado 8 9 21 0 21 2.6 Thomas Rebold 11 1 7 0 7 0.6 Dominc Hamilton 11 2 6 0 6 0.5 Team 1 2 -4 0 -4 -4.0 Shane Knight 2 1 -6 0 -6 -3.0 TM 4 3 -7 0 -7 -1.8 Stan Sullivan 11 1 -13 0 -13 -1.2 Aaron Willis 11 2 -16 0 -16 -1.5 Total 11 775 1690 1624 3314 301.3 Opponents 11 680 1497 3028 4525 411.4 FIeLd GOaLs Made-att pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Long Blkd Thomas Rebold 11-16 68.8 0-0 4-6 4-5 2-4 1-1 51 1 0 pUntInG no. yards avg Long tB FC I20 50+ Blkd Aaron Willis 59 2075 35.2 60 0 6 15 4 0 Total 59 2075 35.2 60 0 6 15 4 0 Opponents 41 1489 36.3 58 2 8 14 4 1 kICkOFFs no. yards avg tB OB Retn net ydLn Thomas Rebold 48 2762 57.5 4 2 Brenan Furtado 1 65 65.0 0 0 Total 49 2827 57.7 4 2 26.9 33.6 36 Opponents 76 4647 61.1 7 0 19.2 41.9 28 aLL pURpOse Gp Rush Rcv pR kR IR total avg/G Trent Rios 11 888 183 40 521 0 1632 148.4 Dominc Hamilton 11 6 627 0 0 0 633 57.5 Paden Lynch 10 408 0 0 0 0 408 40.8 Derrick Walls 9 0 21 44 209 0 274 30.4 Andrew Mocio 11 0 233 0 0 0 233 21.2 Jacob Love 2 0 166 0 67 0 233 116.5 Tahje Canyon 4 181 10 0 0 0 191 47.8 Matt Garza 7 0 0 7 178 0 185 26.4 Donald Gies 11 35 94 0 36 0 165 15.0 Brenan Furtado 8 21 0 0 131 0 152 19.0 Devin Haywood 9 0 0 0 141 0 141 15.7 Stan Sullivan 11 -13 116 0 0 0 103 9.4 Colton Palmer 11 0 65 0 17 0 82 7.5 Dakota Mawyer 9 0 0 0 0 65 65 7.2 Eric Massoni 7 61 0 0 0 0 61 8.7 Austin Quinney 11 0 57 0 0 0 57 5.2 Thomas Specia 6 57 0 0 0 0 57 9.5 Caleb Kocian 11 0 52 0 0 0 52 4.7 Glenn Hill 11 33 0 0 12 0 45 4.1 Al Furlow 5 39 0 0 0 0 39 7.8 Robert Anderson 6 0 0 0 12 0 12 2.0 Thomas Rebold 11 7 0 0 0 0 7 0.6 Aaron Willis 11 -16 0 0 0 21 5 0.5 Tyler Fields 6 0 0 0 -1 0 -1 -0.2 Team 1 -4 0 0 0 0 -4 -4.0 Shane Knight 2 -6 0 0 0 0 -6 -3.0 TM 4 -7 0 0 0 0 -7 -1.8 Total 11 1690 1624 91 1323 86 4814 437.6 Opponents 11 1497 3028 258 1102 95 5980 543.6

www.cardinalathletics.com 57 2010 FInaL deFensIVe statIstICs Tackles Sacks Pass Defense Fumbles Blkd NO Player GP Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BU PD Qbh Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 27 Aaron Willis 11 39 26 65 2.0 - 3 . 2 - 21 . 2 . . . . . 25 Devan Avery 11 49 14 63 1.0 - 1 . . 8 8 . . 1 . . 7 Chaz Pavliska 10 35 25 60 5.0 - 26 1.0 - 11 1 - 0 3 4 3 1 - 0 . . . 33 Dakota Mawyer 9 25 22 47 5.5 - 25 1.5 - 16 2 - 65 3 5 2 . . 1 . 19 James Perez 11 29 17 46 1.0 - 2 . . 3 3 . . . . . 48 Juan Asencio 9 27 19 46 1.0 - 1 . . 1 1 2 . . . . 26 Todd Lyons 11 24 16 40 2.0 - 1 . 1 - 0 8 9 1 . . . . 98 Diego McClain 11 21 18 39 7.0 - 48 4.5 - 43 . 1 1 3 . 1 . . 32 Matt Bass 11 18 14 32 2.5 - 7 0.5 - 1 . 2 2 . . . . . 52 Alan Ford 11 13 14 27 3.5 - 14 1.5 - 9 . . . 2 . . . . 93 Randy Enriquez 9 11 14 25 3.5 - 7 1.0 - 2 . . . 4 . . . . 13 Mike Woods 10 12 7 19 1.0 - 3 ...... 23 Aaron Hernandez 10 11 8 19 1.0 - 5 0.5 - 4 . . . 1 . . . . 94 Hakim Blackwell 10 12 5 17 3.5 - 16 1.5 - 8 . . . 3 . . . . 91 Herman Torres 10 6 11 17 1.0 - 3 ...... 1 . . 65 Anthony Vela 11 2 12 14 1.5 - 5 . . . . . 1 - 0 . . 1 72 Robby Horton 10 5 8 13 1.0 - 6 . . . . 1 . . . . 78 Michael Tate 10 3 9 12 0.5 - 1 ...... 35 Tyler Fields 6 5 7 12 0.5 - 0 ...... 56 Jeremy Carson 10 8 3 11 1.0 - 2 ...... 40 Rashaad Patterson 5 4 6 10 1.0 - 2 ...... 1 Robert Williams 9 5 4 9 ...... 43 Donald Gies 11 6 2 8 ...... 21 Devin Haywood 9 2 5 7 ...... 1 - 0 1 . . 88 Caleb Kocian 11 3 3 6 ...... 47 Mark Anthony 8 3 2 5 ...... 18 Glenn Hill 11 4 . 4 ...... 29 Brenan Furtado 8 1 3 4 ...... 1 - 0 . . . 90 Evan Newland 7 3 1 4 1.0 - 2 . . . . 1 . . . . 49 Thomas Rebold 11 1 2 3 ...... 11 Austin Quinney 11 2 1 3 ...... 1 - 0 . . . 83 Kenneth Pryor 10 . 3 3 ...... TM TM 4 3 . 3 ...... 1 - 0 1 . . 80 Andrew Mocio 11 2 . 2 ...... 51 Daniel Soto 5 2 . 2 1.0 - 4 ...... 24 Anthony Stokes 2 . 1 1 ...... 38 Sonny Estrada 6 1 . 1 ...... 79 Tim Kudla 2 1 . 1 ...... 59 Andrew Gurrola 3 . 1 1 ...... 76 Jayson Heirholzer 11 . 1 1 ...... 55 Brandon Terry 3 . 1 1 ...... 5 Colton Palmer 11 1 . 1 ...... 36 Tahje Canyon 4 1 . 1 1.0 - 1 ...... 70 Steve Burgamy 5 . 1 1 ...... 22 Trent Rios 11 1 . 1 ...... 1 - 0 . . . 12 Stan Sullivan 11 ...... 1 1 . . . . . 16 Matt Garza 7 ...... 1 . total 11 401 306 707 49 - 185 12 - 94 6 - 86 30 36 23 7 - 0 5 2 1 Opponents 11 481 355 836 78 - 288 17 - 110 10 - 95 42 52 29 10 - 78 12 3 .

58 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals 2010 CaRdInaLs sUpeRLatIVes IndIVIdUaL GaMe hIGhs teaM GaMe hIGhs Rushes 37 Trent Rios vs Texas A&M-Commerce (11/13/10) Rushes 53 at Midwestern State (10/2/10) Yards Rushing 207 Trent Rios vs Texas A&M-Commerce (11/13/10) Yards Rushing 304 vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) TD Rushes 3 Trent Rios at East Central (10/9/10) Yards Per Rush 6.0 vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) Long Rush 66 Paden Lynch vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) TD Rushes 3 vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) Pass attempts 32 Thomas Specia vs Langston University (8/28/10) at East Central (10/910) Paden Lynch at Tarleton (11/6/10) at Tarleton (11/6/10) Completions 19 Paden Lynch at Midwestern State (10/2/10) Pass attempts 36 at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) Yards Passing 208 Paden Lynch at Midwestern State (10/2/10) Pass completions 19 at Midwestern State (10/2/10) TD Passes 3 Paden Lynch at Midwestern State (10/2/10) Yards Passing 208 at Midwestern State (10/2/10) Long Pass 47 Paden Lynch at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) Yards Per Pass 8.0 at Midwestern State (10/2/10) Receptions 7 Dominc Hamilton at Tarleton (11/6/10) TD Passes 3 vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) Yards Receiving 100 Jacob Love at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) at Midwestern State (10/2/10) TD Receptions 2 Donald Gies at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) Total Plays 80 at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) Long Reception 47 Jacob Love at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) Total Offense 413 vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) Field Goals 2 Thomas Rebold vs Langston University (8/28/10) Yards Per Play 5.6 vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) Thomas Rebold at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) Points 42 vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) Thomas Rebold at Tarleton (11/6/10) Sacks By 2 at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) Long Field Goal 51 Thomas Rebold at Midwestern State (10/2/10) vs Texas A&M-Kingsville (9/25/10) Punts 8 Aaron Willis vs Abilene Christian (10/16/10) vs West Texas A&M (10/30/10) Punting Avg 40.4 Aaron Willis vs Texas A&M-Com. (11/13/10) First Downs 26 at Midwestern State (10/2/10) Long Punt 60 Aaron Willis at Angelo State (10/23/10) Penalties 7 at Tarleton (11/6/10) Long Punt Return 19 Derrick Walls vs Langston University (8/28/10) Penalty Yards 70 at Tarleton (11/6/10) Long Kickoff Return 43 Derrick Walls vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) Turnovers 4 vs Langston University (8/28/10) Tackles 12 Chaz Pavliska vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) Interceptions By 2 at East Central (10/9/10) Aaron Willis at Angelo State (10/23/10) Chaz Pavliska vs West Texas A&M (10/30/10) Sacks 1.5 Diego McClain at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) Tackles For Loss 2.0 Alan Ford at East Central (10/9/10) Interceptions 1 Chaz Pavliska at Southeastern Okla. (9/11/10) Aaron Willis vs Central Oklahoma (9/18/10) Todd Lyons at East Central (10/9/10) Dakota Mawyer at East Central (10/9/10) Dakota Mawyer vs Abilene Christian (10/16/10) Aaron Willis at Tarleton (11/6/10)

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With that thriller, the light went on for Incarnate Word. Back home UIW beat future Lone Star foe East Central Oklahoma 38-20. The Cardinals the InaUGURaL seasOn then whipped up on Texas Lutheran 53-18 followed by a 37-34 road win at Southwestern Assemblies of God. Four straight wins and UIW was 2009–FOReVeR FIRst assured of no less that a .500 record in this first season. It had been building for two years. UIW did drop the final two games, narrowly. It was 24-22 Southern Incarnate Word announced its intentions of fielding San Antonio's first Arkansas at Benson Stadium before the Eastern New Mexico aerial collegiate, scholarship football team in the fall of 2009. Coaches were circus took a slim 35-30 win in New Mexico. hired, players were recruited, uniforms were designed, a stadium was The Cardinals finished 5-5 to the surprise of practically everyone. constructed, and the Cardinals went through a complete fall schedule Incarnate Word's athletics website earlier had conducted a poll and 45 in 2008 save playing games. Then came Aug. 29, 2009, and the sparks per cent of the responses said UIW would win three games. flew. There were individual highlights along the way. Nationally, UIW's That was the late summer evening when the Borregos Salvajes of defense saw Diego McClain tie for 20th in Division II with his 1.50 Monterrey Tech out of Mexico arrived at Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium tackles for losses each game. And safety Aaron Hernandez was 14th sporting a perfect record that extended back 26 games. This squad had with 0.56 interceptions a game. As a defensive unit the Cardinals were won the previous five national titles in Mexico. Later, UIW Coach Mike 16th with 8.33 tackles for losses each contest and 33rd with 2.56 sacks. Santiago was overheard to say "…I wish someone had told me that." Offensively the Cardinals had 17 different receivers with catches while Discounting the final outcome, the game itself was about half the show 11 of those averaged 10 or more yards per grab. Trent Rios rushed for at Benson Stadium. Having sold tickets on the basis of 3,000 seats, 424 yards in nine games to top UIW while Specia threw for a team high Incarnate Word's athletic staff witnessed 6,235 fans pass through 941 yards. Massoni led with 11 touchdown throws and Hamilton was the the turnstiles. They were everywhere; every seat had someone on it, top receiver with 29 catches for 464 yards and six scores. temporary bleachers in the east end zone were full, standees soon filled the east end before overflowing into the west end zone. They In the honors department both McClain and safety Chaz Pavliska were were ubiquitous and a majority sported red clothing in support of the d2football.com national defensive players of the week. Those two Cardinals. along with defensive end Alan Ford, linebacker Dakota Mawyer and Hernandez were selected to the d2football.com's all-independent team The game itself saw Monterrey Tech get an early field goal and a 3-0 at the end of the season. lead before junior quarterback Thomas Specia found himself all alone on a keeper play sprinting towards the sunset. Fifth-two yards later UIW The competition in 2010 promised to be admittedly tougher when the was on top 7-3. "I thought I would be caught from behind, like usual," Cardinals moved to the Lone Star Conference. But the Cardinals would Specia said afterwards. MT would lead briefly 17-14 in the second continue growing up. On offense from the first season UIW lost one quarter before UIW scored three consecutive touchdowns to lead 35-17 senior wide receiver from the starting unit while 10 returned including at the end of three periods. The Borregos made it close at the end but seven who were pure or redshirt freshmen. On defense all 11 yearend Incarnate Word had its first victory 42-39 and half the fans stormed the starters were slated to be back with 10 of those being first-timers. field to join in the celebration with the players and coaches. It was a neophyte bedlam and it was fun for all. This was near utopia for a squad of 65 percent freshmen or redshirt freshmen, players who had no idea about the college game. It didn't matter, UIW was undefeated. Reality set in a week later; make that the next two weeks, when the Cardinals ran smack into a pair of future NCAA Division II playoff squads. UIW lost 40-10 at Arkansas Tech before coming home to a 49-7 thumping at the hands of Midwestern State, a 2009 playoff team. Another lose on the road at Langston State, a perennial NAIA playoff team, made the Cardinals 1-3. The Cardinals were up 14-0 until the fourth quarter when Langston scored three times for a 17-14 win. Week five sent Incarnate Word to Oklahoma Panhandle to face a team which was making rapid strides in improvement itself. OPSU scored at 8:03 of the third quarter for what looked like a secure 35-7 margin. With 6:01 to go in the third UIW's J.J. Johnson got a touchdown on a one-yard plunge. That was the beginning of 28 consecutive points on the Cardinals side of the scoreboard culminating with an Eric Massoni 12- yard flip to Dominic Hamilton. That tied it at 35 and it was on to overtime where the Cardinals got a Thomas Rebold 39-yard field goal for the win.

60 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals CaRdInaLs hIstORy CaRdInaLs FOOtBaLL tIMeLIne April 2007 Football program announced CaRdInaLs ReCORd Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium announced June 2007 Mike Santiago hired as head coach BOOk July 2007 Jim Marshall hired as first offensive coordinator August 2007 Kyle Kennan hired as first director of operations sInGLe GaMe IndIVIdUaL November 2007 Todd Ivicic hired as first defensive coordinator OFFense Jan. 17, 2008 Benson Stadium groundbreaking Attempts February 2008 First recruiting class of 27 players announced 37 Trent Rios vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) June 2008 Nick Debose hired as first secondary coach 27 Trent Rios at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) July 2008 Caesar Martinez hired as first strength & 27 Trent Rios at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) conditioning coach 25 Trent Rios vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 23 Trent Rios vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) August 2008 Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium completed 21 Paden Lynch at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) Aug. 19, 2008 Players check onto campus 20 Trent Rios vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) Aug. 26, 2008 First Cardinals Media Day 19 Trent Rios at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) Aug. 27, 2008 First day of practice 19 Trent Rios vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) Sept. 1, 2008 Dedication of Gayle and Tom Benson Stadium 19 Tahje Canyon vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) Yards Rushing Nov. 22, 2008 Homecoming scrimmage 207 Trent Rios vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) Feb. 4, 2009 Second signing class of 27 players 130 Paden Lynch vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) March 16, 2009 First spring training schedule begins 128 Eric Massoni at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) April 8, 2009 First spring game 127 Trent Rios vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) Aug. 6, 2009 Fall drills begin 126 Trent Rios at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 112 Trent Rios at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) Aug. 29, 2009 Inaugural game vs Monterrey Tech--UIW 42, 107 Paden Lynch at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) Monterrey Tech 39 88 Trent Rios vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) November 2009 Cardinals end inaugural season with a 5-5 87 Tahje Canyon vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) record 85 Trent Trios at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) Feb. 3, 2010 UIW announces its third signing class of 27 Rushing TDs 3 Trent Rios at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) Aug. 28, 2010 Play begins as a member of the Lone Star 2 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) Conference 2 Trent Rios at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) Sept. 18, 2010 First victory in the Lone Star Conference--UIW 42, 2 J.J. Johnson at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) Central Oklahoma 41 OT 2 Paden Lynch vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) Nov. 13, 2010 End of first Lone Star Conference schedule 1 Multiple players Feb. 2, 2011 Fourth signing class of 29 Long Rush 66 Paden Lynch vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 2009 nCaa dIVIsIOn II Independent 5-5 52 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) DATE OPPONENT SITE RESULT RECORD 42 Thomas Specia at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) August 41 Trent Rios at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 29 Monterrey Tech UIW W 42-39 1-0 40 Alex Torres vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) September 39 Trent Rios at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 5 at Arkansas Tech Russellville, Ark. L 40-10 1-1 19 MIDWESTERN STATE UIWL L 49-7 1-2 34 Glenn Hill at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 26 at Langston State Langston, Okla. L 17-14 1-3 31 Trent Rios vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) October 30 J.J. Johnson vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 3 at Oklahoma Panhandle Goodwell, Okla. W 38-35 OT 2-3 29 Eric Massoni vs. SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 10 EAST CENTRAL OKLA. UIW W 38-20 3-3 Pass Attempts 17 TEXAS LUTHERAN UIW W 53-28 4-3 32 Thomas Specia vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 24 at SW Assemblies of God Waxahachie W 37-34 5-3 32 Paden Lynch at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 31 SOUTHERN ARKANSAS UIW L 24-22 5-4 November 31 Paden Lynch vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 7 at Eastern New Mexico Portales, N.M. L 35-30 5-5 30 Eric Massoni at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 28 Thomas Specia vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 2010 nCaa dIVIsIOn II LOne staR 28 Thomas Specia at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) COnFeRenCe 3-8 28 Paden Lynch vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) DATE OPPONENT SITE RESULT RECORD 27 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) August 27 Eric Massoni vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 28 LANGSTON STATE UIW L 28-20 0-1 26 Paden Lynch at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) September Completions 11 at Southeastern Okla. Durant, Okla. L 38-19 0-2 19 Paden Lynch at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 18 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA UIW W 42-41 OT 1-2 18 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 25 TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE(x) UIW L 39-7 1-3 October 18 Paden Lynch vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 2 at Midwestern State (x) Wichita Falls L 38-31 OT 1-4 16 Eric Massoni vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 9 at East Central Oklahoma Ada, Okla. W 27-13 2-4 16 Eric Massoni at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 16 ABILENE CHRISTIAN (x) UIW L 54-17 2-5 16 Paden Lynch at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 23 at Angelo State (x) San Angelo L 61-17 2-6 15 Thomas Specia vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 30 WEST TEXAS A&M (x) UIW L 49-10 2-7 14 Thomas Specia at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) November 14 Eric Massoni vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 6 at Tarleton State (x) Stephenville L 41-27 2-8 13 TEXAS A&M-COMMERCE UIW W 17-16 3-8 12 Eric Massoni vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) (x) Lone Star Conference South Division Game Yards Passing www.cardinalathletics.com 61 278 Eric Massoni vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 1 Multiple times 277 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) Points After TD 208 Paden Lynch at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 6 Saul Meza vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 176 Thomas Specia at Arkansas Tech (Sept.05, 2009) 6 Thomas Rebold vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 176 Eric Massoni vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 5 Thomas Rebold at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 175 Paden Lynch at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 5 Thomas Rebold vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 144 Thomas Specia vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 4 Thomas Rebold at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 141 Eric Massoni vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 4 Thomas Rebold at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 126 Thomas Specia at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 3 Thomas Rebold at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 126 Paden Lynch vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 2 Thomas Rebold vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) TD Passes 1 Multiple times 3 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) Long Field Goal 3 Eric Massoni vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 51 Thomas Rebold at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 3 Eric Massoni vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 43 Thomas Rebold at Arkansas Tech (Sep 05, 2009) 3 Paden Lynch at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 39 Thomas Rebold at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 2 Thomas Specia at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 39 Saul Meza vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 2 Paden Lynch vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 32 Thomas Rebold at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 1 Multiple times 29 Thomas Rebold at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) Long Pass 29 Thomas Rebold vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 73 Thomas Specia at Arkansas Tech (Sep 05, 2009) 26 Thomas Rebold at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 47 Paden Lynch at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) Punts 42 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 9 Thomas Rebold at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 41 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 8 Thomas Rebold vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 41 Eric Massoni at Langston University (Sept.26, 2009) 8 Aaron Willis vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 34 Thomas Specia at Langston University (Sept.26, 2009) 7 Aaron Willis at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 32 Paden Lynch at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 6 Thomas Rebold vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 32 Paden Lynch at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 6 Aaron Willis vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 30 Eric Massoni at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 6 Aaron Willis at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 28 Thomas Specia at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 6 Aaron Willis vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) Receptions 5 Thomas Rebold at Langston University (Sept.26, 2009) 8 Dominic Hamilton at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24,2009) 5 Aaron Willis (three times) 7 Dominic Hamilton vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 7 Dominic Hamilton at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) Punting Avg. 6 Todd Walker vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 50.0 Aaron Willis at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 6 Dominic Hamilton (six times) 50.0 Thomas Rebold at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 5 Derick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 42.1 Thomas Rebold vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 5 Jacob Love vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 40.4 Aaron Willis vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 5 Jacob Love at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 40.0 Aaron Willis vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 5 Trent Rios at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 39.6 Aaron Willis at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 5 Dominic Hamilton at East Central (Oct. 9, 2010) 38.3 Aaron Willis at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 5 Dominic Hamilton vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 38.0 Aaron Willis vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) Yards Receiving 37.3 Aaron Willis at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 188 Dominic Hamilton vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 36.2 Thomas Rebold at Langston University (Sept.26, 2009) 123 Dominic Hamilton vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) Long Punt 111 Derrick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 60 Aaron Willis at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 100 Jacob Love at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 57 Aaron Willis at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 91 Dominic Hamilton at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 54 Thomas Rebold at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 87 Dominic Hamilton vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 54 Aaron Willis vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 77 Dominic Hamilton at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 53 Thomas Rebold vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 69 Dominic Hamilton vs. Texas A&M-Com (Nov. 13, 2010) 50 Thomas Rebold at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 66 Jacob Love vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 50 Thomas Rebold vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 65 Trent Rios at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 50 Aaron Willis vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 65 Dominic Hamilton at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 49 Aaron Willis vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) TD Receptions 46 Aaron Willis at Arkansas Tech (Sept.05, 2009) 2 Derick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 46 Aaron Willis at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 2 Dominic Hamilton at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) Punt Yards 2 Dominic Hamilton vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 337 Thomas Rebold vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 2 Dominic Hamilton vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 336 Aaron Willis vs. at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 2 Todd Walker at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 281 Aaron Willis vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 1 Multiple times 269 Aaron Willis at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) Long Reception 228 Aaron Willis vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 73 Todd Walker at Arkansas Tech (Sept.05, 2009) 205 Aaron Wills at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 58 Dominic Hamilton vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 202 Aaron Willis vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 47 Jacob Love at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 198 Aaron Willis at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 46 Todd Walker vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 160 Aaron Willis vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 42 Kenneth Pryor vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 143 Aaron Willis vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 41 Derrick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) Return Yards 41 Todd Walker at Langston University (Sept.26, 2009) 145 Trent Rios at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 34 Derrick Walls at Arkansas Tech (Sept.05, 2009) 133 Derrick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 34 Trent Rios at Langston University (Sept.26, 2009) 115 Trent Rios vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 30 Trent Rios at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 95 Trent Rios vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 95 Devin Haywood vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) speCIaL teaMs 88 Brenan Furtado vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) Field Goals 77 Derrick Walls vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 3 Thomas Rebold at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 73 Jacob Love vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 2 Thomas Rebold at Southeastern Okla. (Sept.11, 2010) 72 Jacob Love vs. Monterey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 62 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals 67 Jacob Love vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 9 Diego McClain vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) Long Punt Return 9 Diego McClain at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 70 Derrick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 5 Hakim Blackwell vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 22 Derrick Walls at Langston Univ. (Sept.26, 2009) Tackles For Loss 19 Derrick Walls vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 6.5 Diego McClain at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 17 Keith Brown vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 4.0 Chaz Pavliska vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 16 Jacob Love at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 3.0 Zach Zellars vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 16 Derrick Walls at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 2.5 Dakota Mawyer at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 11 Trent Rios at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 2.5 Alan Ford vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 7 Jacob Love vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 1.5 Trey Mumme at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) Long Kickoff Return 1.5 Randy Enriquez vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 66 Jacob Love vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 1.5 Diego McClain vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 43 Derrick Walls vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 1.5 Diego McClain at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 38 Trent Rios vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 1.5 Diego McClain vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 38 Trent Rios vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 1.5 Chaz Pavliska vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 36 Trent Rios at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) Tackles for Loss Yds 36 Trent Rios at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 14 Dakota Mawyer at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 33 Trent Rios at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 14 Chaz Pavliska vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 31 Derrick Walls vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 14 Diego McClain at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 31 Trent Rios vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 13 Alan Ford vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 31 Trent Rios at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 13 Chad Miles at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) Kickoffs 13 Diego McClain vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 9 Thomas Rebold at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 12 Diego McClain vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 7 Thomas Rebold vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 11 Anthony Stokes vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 6 Thomas Rebold at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 11 Diego McClain vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 6 Thomas Rebold vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 10 Alan Ford at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 6 Thomas Rebold at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 10 Tyler Fields at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 5 Thomas Rebold (six times) 7 Chad Miles vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 4 Thomas Rebold vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) Interceptions 3 Thomas Rebold at Arkansas Tech (Sept.05, 2009) 2 Chaz Pavliska vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 3 Thomas Rebold vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 1 Multiple players 3 Thomas Rebold at Langston University (Sept.26, 2009) Int. Return Yards Kickoff Yards 83 Diego McClain vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 417 Thomas Rebold vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 25 Aaron Hernandez at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 386 Thomas Rebold at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 24 Dakota Mawyer at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 379 Thomas Rebold vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 23 Chaz Pavliska at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 372 Thomas Rebold at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 21 Aaron Willis vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 354 Thomas Rebold at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 20 Aaron Hernandez vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 309 Thomas Rebold at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 12 Aaron Hernandez at SW Assem. of God (Oct.24, 2009) 306 Thomas Rebold vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 282 Thomas Rebold at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11,2010) MIsCeLLaneOUs 232 Thomas Rebold vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) All-Purpose Yards 214 Thomas Rebold at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 244 Derick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 229 Trent Rios at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) deFense 202 Trent Rios vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) Tackles 176 Trent Rios vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 16 Chaz Pavliska at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 166 Trent Rios at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 13 Trey Mumme at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 133 Jacob Love vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 12 Diego McClain at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 132 Trent Rios at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 12 Chaz Pavliska vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 130 Paden Lynch vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 11 Chaz Pavliska vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 128 Eric Massoni at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 9 Dakota Mawyer vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 115 Derick Walls at Arkansas Tech (Sept.05, 2009) 9 Dakota Mawyer at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 109 Trent Rios vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 9 James Perez at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 105 Trent Rios at Langston University (Sept.26, 2009) 8 Dakota Mawyer at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 100 Jacob Love at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 8 Chaz Pavliska vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 95 Brenan Furtado vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 8 Dakota Mawyer at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 83 Diego McClain vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 8 Aaron Hernandez at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 8 Devan Avery vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) sInGLe GaMe 8 Randy Enriquez vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) teaM 8 Chaz Pavliska at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) First Downs 7 Multiple times 29 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) Sacks 29 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 2.5 Alan Ford at Langston Univ. (Sep 26, 2009) 26 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 1.5 Chaz Pavliska vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 22 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 1.5 Diego McClain at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 20 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 1.0 Multiple players 20 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) Sack Yards 20 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 14 Diego McClain at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 18 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 13 Chad Miles at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 17 at East Central OK (Oct. 19, 2010) 12 Diego McClain vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 15 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 11 Anthony Stokes vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) Rushing Attempts 11 Diego McClain vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 53 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 10 Alan Ford at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 51 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 10 Chaz Pavliska vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 50 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 10 Tyler Fields at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 49 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) www.cardinalathletics.com 63 48 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 10.6 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 46 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 9.9 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 44 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 9.8 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 43 vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 9.4 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 42 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 8.4 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 41 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 8.0 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) Yards Rushing 6.6 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 308 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 5.6 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 304 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) Touchdown Passes 259 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 5 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 220 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 3 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 213 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 3 at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 181 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 3 vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 164 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 3 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 145 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 3 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 143 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 2 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 142 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 2 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) Yards Per Rush 2 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 6.4 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 1 Multiple times 6.3 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) Total Plays 6.0 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 83 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 5.2 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 81 vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 4.3 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 80 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 4.1 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 79 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 4.1 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 79 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 4.0 vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 74 at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 4.0 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 74 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 3.5 vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 74 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) Rushes for TDs 74 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 3 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 72 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 3 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) Total Offense 3 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 502 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 3 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 479 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 2 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 434 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 2 vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 413 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 2 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 383 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 2 at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 377 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 1 Three times 353 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) Pass Attempts 317 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 44 at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 290 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 38 vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 270 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 36 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) Yards Per Play 35 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 7.7 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 34 vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 6.5 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 32 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 6.3 vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 32 vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 5.6 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 31 vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 5.2 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 31 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 4.8 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 31 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 4.5 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) Pass Completions 4.0 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 19 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 4.0 vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 19 at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 2.5 vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 19 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) Points 19 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 53 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct.17, 2009) 18 vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 42 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) 18 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 42 vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept.18, 2010) 17 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 38 at OK Panhandle St. (Oct.03, 2009) 16 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 38 vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 15 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 37 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 15 vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 31 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 15 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 30 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) Yards Passing 27 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 293 vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 27 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 282 vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug.29, 2009) Sacks 266 vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 5 at Langston Univ. (Sep 26, 2009) 208 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 4 vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 202 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 4 vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 175 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 3 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 147 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 3 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 144 vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 2 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 143 vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 1 Multiple times 126 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) Penalties 126 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 8 vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) Completion Avg. 7 vs. Midwestern State (Sept.19, 2009) 10.9 vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) 7 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 10.9 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 7 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 64 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals 6 vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 95.8 Paden Lynch 2010 3.0 Zach Zellars 2009 6 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 94.1 Thomas Specia 2009 3.0 Chad Miles 2009 6 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 64.5 Thomas Specia 2010 Sack Yards 4 vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) Completion Pct. 43 Diego McClain 2010 4 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 53.6 Paden Lynch 2010 38 Alan Ford 2009 4 at Southeastern Oklahoma (Sept.11, 2010) 52.9 Eric Massoni 2009 26 Miles 2009 4 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 47.5 Thomas Specia 2010 17 Zach Zellars 2009 4 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 46.4 Thomas Specia Interceptions Penalty Yards 46.2 Paden Lynch 5 Aaron Hernandez 2009 87 vs. East Central Okla. (Oct.10, 2009) Touchdowns 3 Chaz Pavliska 2009 80 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov.07, 2009) 11 Eric Massoni 2009 2 James Perez 2009 73 at Arkansas Tech (Sept.05, 2009) 10 Thomas Specia 2009 2 Aaron Willis 2010 70 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 8 Paden Lynch 2010 2 Dakota Mawyer 2010 65 vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 4 Eric Massoni 2010 Interception Yards 65 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) Interceptions 83 Diego McClain 2009 49 vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept.25, 2010) 9 Thomas Specia 2009 65 Dakota Mawyer 2010 45 vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct.31, 2009) 6 Thomas Specia 2010 57 Aaron Hernandez 2009 30 at Midwestern State (Oct.2, 2010) 4 Eric Massoni 2009 24 Dakota Mawyer 2009 29 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct.24, 2009) 4 Paden Lynch 2010 Passes Broken Up Turnovers Passer Rating 8 Devin Avery 2010 6 at Langston Univ. (Sep 26, 2009) 129.10 Eric Massoni 2009 5 Todd Lyons 2009 4 vs. Langston University (Aug.28, 2010) 120.00 Paden Lynch 2009 3 Eight players 3 vs. West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 119.10 Eric Massoni 2010 Fumbles Recovered 2 Thirteen times 107.6 Paden Lynch 2010 3 Alan Ford 2009 103.04 Thomas Specia 2 Three players seasOn IndIVIdUaL RECEIVING Fumble Return Yds OFFense Receptions 54 Alan Ford 2009 RUSHING 53 Dominic Hamilton 2010 43 Aaron Hernandez 2009 Attempts 29 Dominic Hamilton 2009 Blocked Kicks 218 Trent Rios 2010 27 Trent Rios 2010 1 Five players 109 Trent Rios 2009 24 Todd Walker 2009 SPECIAL TEAMS 90 Paden Lynch 2010 21 Andrew Mocio 2010 Field Goals Made 71 Eric Massoni 2009 Yards 11 Thomas Rebold 2010 55 J.J. Johnson 2009 627 Dominic Hamilton 2010 8 Thomas Rebold 2009 Yards 464 Dominic Hamilton 2009 1 Saul Meza 2009 888 Trent Rios 2010 370 Todd Walker 2009 FGs Attempted 424 Trent Rios 2009 233 Andrew Mocio 2010 16 Thomas Rebold 2010 408 Paden Lynch 2010 184 Trent Rios 2009 11 Thomas Rebold 20009 335 Eric Massoni 2009 Yards-per-catch 1 Saul Meza 2009 249 Thomas Specia 2009 20.5 Derrick Walls 2009 Punts Average 16.0 Dominic Hamilton 2009 59 Aaron Willis 2010 5.5 Alex Torres 2009 15.4 Todd Walker 2009 49 Thomas Rebold 2009 4.9 J.J. Johnson 2009 11.8 Dominic Hamilton 2010 9 Aaron Willis 2009 4.6 Thomas Specia 2009 Yards-per-game Punting Yards 4.5 Paden Lynch 2010 66.3 Dominic Hamilton 2009 2075 Aaron Willis 2010 Game Average 57.0 Dominic Hamilton 2010 744 Thomas Rebold 2009 80.7 Trent Rios 2010 41.1 Todd Walker 2009 342 Aaron Willis 2009 45.2 Tahje Canyon 2010 32.8 Derek Walls 2009 Punt Average 40.8 Paden Lynch 2010 Touchdowns 38.0 Aaron Willis 2009 39.7 Trent Rios 2009 6 Dominic Hamilton 2009 35.6 Thomas Rebold 2009 29.4 Eric Massoni 2009 6 Todd Walker 2009 35.2 Aaron Willis 2010 Touchdowns 6 Donald Gies 2010 Punts Inside 20 8 Trent Rios 2010 2 Trent Rios 2009 15 Aaron Willis 2010 4 Paden Lynch 2010 2 Kenneth Pryor 2009 12 Thomas Rebold 2009 3 Eric Massoni 2009 2 Derek Walls 2009 Kickoffs 3 J.J. Johnson 2009 DEFENSE 56 Thomas Rebold 2009 2 Trent Rios 2009 Tackles Total 48 Thomas Rebold 2010 2 Thomas Specia 2009 71 Chaz Pavliska 2009 2 Saul Meza 2009 PASSING 68 Dakota Mawyer 2009 Kickoff Yards Attempts 65 Aaron Willis 2010 2762 Thomas Rebold 2010 183 Paden Lynch 2010 63 Devan Avery 2010 2804 Thomas Rebold 2009 166 Thomas Specia 2009 60 Chaz Pavliska 2010 114 Saul Meza 2009 138 Eric Massoni 2009 49 Devan Avery 2009 Kickoff Yards Avg. 80 Thomas Specia 2010 Tackles-for-loss 57.5 Thomas Rebold 2010 Completions 14.0 Diego McClain 2009 57.0 Saul Meza 2009 98 Paden Lynch 2010 12.5 Chaz Pavliska 2009 50.1 Thomas Rebold 2009 77 Thomas Specia 2009 10.5 Zach Zellars 2009 Kickoff Touchbacks 73 Eric Massoni 2009 Tackle Loss-Yards 4 Thomas Rebold 2009 Total Yards 48 Diego McClain 2010 4 Thomas Rebold 2010 958 Paden Lynch 2010 46 Chaz Pavliska 2009 PATs Made 941 Thomas Specia 2009 36 Zach Zellars 2009 27 Thomas Rebold 2010 915 Eric Massoni 2009 31 Dakota Mawyer 2009 25 Thomas Rebold 2009 387 Thomas Specia 2010 Sacks 9 Saul Meza 2009 Yards-per-Game 6.5 Alan Ford 2009 PATs Attempted 101.7 Eric Massoni 2009 4.5 Chaz Pavliska 2009 28 Thomas Rebold 2010 4.5 Diego McClain 2010 27 Thomas Rebold 2009 www.cardinalathletics.com 65 9 Saul Meza 2009 6.0 2009 12-94 2010 Kick Returns 5.1 2010 Misc. Yards 22 Trent Rios 2010 Average Per Catch 24 2009 17 Jacob Love 2009 12.3 2009 0 2010 12 Trent Rios 2009 9.6 2010 Touchdowns Scored 11 Matt Garza 2010 Average Per Game 38 2009 8 Derrick Walls 2009 193.6 2009 29 2010 Kick Return Yards 147.6 2010 Field Goals-Attempts 521 Trent Rios 2010 Touchdowns 11-16 2010 381 Jacob Love 2009 22 2009 9-12 2009 292 Trent Rios 2009 14 2010 On-Side Kicks 209 Derrick Walls 2010 Total Offense 1-1 2010 150 Derrick Walls 2009 3316 2009 0-1 2009 Return Yard Avg. 3314 2010 Red Zone Scores 24.3 Trent Rios 2009 Total Plays 30-37 2010 23.7 Trent Rios 2010 775 2010 20-24 2009 22.4 Derrick Walls 2009 677 2009 Percentage 20.9 Derrick Walls 2010 Average Per Play 83.0 2009 20.0 Ross Bishop 2009 4.9 2009 81.0 2010 Punt Returns 4.3 2010 Touchdowns 8 Derrick Walls 2010 Average Per Game 22-37 2010 7 Trent Rios 2010 331.6 2009 15-24 2009 6 Derrick Walls 2009 301.3 2010 Touchdown Pct. 6 Jacob Love 2009 Kick Returns: No-Yards 63.0 2009 Punt Return Yards 69-1323 2010 59.0 2010 120 Derrick Walls 2009 50-1028 2009 PAT Attempts 57 Jacob Love 2009 Punt Returns: No-Yards 34-36 2009 44 Derrick Walls 2010 20-255 2009 27-28 2010 40 Trent Rios 2010 16-91 2010 Percentage 23 Trent Rios 2009 Int. Returns: No-Yards 96.0 2010 Punt Return Avg. 13-189 2009 94.0 2009 20.0 Derrick Walls 2009 6-86 2010 Attendance 15.0 Wiseman 2009 Kick Return Average 18,534 2010 14.0 Anthony Stokes 2009 20.6 2009 18.041 2009 teaM sCORInG 19.2 2010 Games-Average 291 2009 Punt Return Average 5-3608 2009 236 2010 12.8 2009 6-3089 2010 First Downs 5.7 2010 SCORE BY QUARTERS 195 2001 Int. Return Average UIW OPP 182 2009 14.5 2009 Rushing 14.3 2010 1st 56-2009 113-2010 98 2010 Fumbles-Lost 41-2010 83-2009 82 2009 17-10 2010 2nd 97-2009 138-2010 Passing 13-8 2009 66-2010 138-2009 76 2009 Penalties-Yards 3rd 85-2010 84-2010 73 2010 57-558 2009 73-2009 50-2009 Penalty 46-436 2010 4th 85-2010 102-2009 24 2009, 2010 Average Per Game 62-2009 68-2010 Rushing Yardage 55.8 2009 OT 7-2010 13-2010 1690 2010 39.6 2010 3-2009 0-2009 1380 2009 Punts-Yards Total 291-2009 416-2010 Yards Gained 60-2113 2009 236-22010 311-2009 2010 2010 59-2075 2010 1617 2009 Average Per Punt Yards Lost 39.6 2010 320 2010 35.2 2009 237 2009 Net Average Attempts 31.0 2009 454 2010 30.8 2010 356 2009 Time of Possession Average 33:53 2010 3.9 2010 30:42 2009 3.7 2010 3rd Down Conversion Per Game 60-174 2010 153.6 2010 45-141 2009 138.0 2009 3rd Down Pct. Touchdowns 34.0 2010 15 2010 32.0 2009 12 2009 4th Down Conversion Passing Yardage 20-26 2010 1936 2009 6-14 2009 1624 2010 4th Down Pct. Comp-Att-Int 77.0 2010 169-321-10 2010 43.0 2009 157-321-14 2009 Sacks-Yards Average 27-196 2009 66 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals 121 Edmund Gates, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) OppOnent sInGLe GaMe IndIVIdUaL Longest Gains OFFense 86 Joey Knight at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 81 B. DeFrance at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) RUSHING 80 Andy Tanner, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) Attempts 74 D. DeFreance at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 28 U.J. Okafor at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) 67 Charcandrick West vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 28 Darryl Brister at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) Touchdowns 27 Landon Hamilton, Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 3 Andy Tanner, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 23 Terrence Prince at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) 2 Eight times 22 Josh Birmingham, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) SPECIAL TEAMS Yards Punts 230 Darryl Brister at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) 9 Shay Unruh at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) 164 U.J. Okafor at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) 8 Ryan Massengale, East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 162 Cody Burns at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 7 Landon Greve, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 152 Baylen Laury at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 6 Clarence McDonald at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) 110 Evan Robertson at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 6 Frank Vera, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) Longest Run 6 Ryan Massengale at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 82 Darryl Brister at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) Punting Yards 65 Darryl Brister at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) 293 Ryan Massengale, East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 60 Baylen Laury at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 280 Landon Greve, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 58 D. Massengill at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 243 Frank Vera. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 47 Reyes-Conn, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 230 Clarence McDonald at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) Touchdowns 223 Zach Massingill. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 3 Darryl Brister at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) Longest Punt 2 Castelan-Uresty, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 66 Zach Massingill. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 2 Baylen Laury at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 58 Kevin VanVoris. West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 2 Josh Birmingham, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 55 Taylor Cannon at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 2 Nate Poppell, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 54 Mark Sprague, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 2 Lester Bush at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 53 Landon Greve, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 2 Evan Robertson at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) Punt Average 2 Jerome Regal at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 52.0 Mark Sprague, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) PASSING 48.0 Garza-Arias, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) Completions 44.6 Zach Massingill, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 32 J.J. Harp at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 44.0 Jerry Owens at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 30 Ethan Sharp, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 41.3 Kevin VanVoris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 27 Zack Eskridge at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) Punt Returns 24 Josh Naiswander at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 5 LaMarus Howard, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 21 Taylor Harris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 4 Frantz Simeon at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) Attempts 3 Five times 51 Ethan Sharp, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 2 Two times 49 J.J. Harp at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) Punt Return Yards 37 Zack Eskridge at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 98 Artell Woods, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 38 Tyler Vanderzee at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 75 LaMarcus Howard, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 34 Josh Neiswander at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 74 Garrett Tidwell at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 34 Taylor Harris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 52 Frantz Simeon at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) Yards 45 Baylen Laury at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 368 J.J. Harp at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) Long Punt Return 385 Josh Neiswander at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 73 Garrett Tidwell at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 379 Mitchell Gale, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 48 LaMarcus Howard, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 350 Ethan Sharp, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 42 Frantz Simeon at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 334 Zack Eskridge, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 35 Artell Woods, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) Longest Pass 29 Baylen Laury at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 86 Blake Hamblin at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 21 Chris Pearson at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) 81 Logan Turner at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) Punt Return TDs 80 Zack Eskridge, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 1 Garrett Tidwell at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 74 Logan Turner at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) Kickoffs 67 Mitchell Gale, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 11 Ryan Smith at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) Touchdowns 10 Spencer Covey, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 5 Mitchell Gale. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 8 Kevin VanVoris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 4 Zack Eskridge, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 7 Lomeli-Medelin, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 4 J.J. Harp at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 7 Lee Scott, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 4 Ethan Sharp, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 7 Christian Brom, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 4 Josh Neiswander at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) Kickoff Yards 3 Multiple times 675 Ryan Smith at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) RECEIVING 674 Spencer Covey, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) Receptions 533 Kevin VanVoris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 14 David Little at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 473 Lee Scott, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 8 Darian Dale at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 451 Lomeli-Medelin, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 8 V'Keon Lacey at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) Kick Returns 7 Four times 9 Anthony Smith, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) Yards 5 T. Griffin at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 181 David Little at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 5 Dontae Smith at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 168 B. DeFrance at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 4 Artell Woods, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 146 Andy Tanner, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 3 Multiple times 134 Matt Handler at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) Kick Return Yards www.cardinalathletics.com 67 225 Anthony Smith, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 23 Cayetano Hingle, Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 160 Castelan-Uresty, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 23 Justin Young at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 136 Tommy Hampton, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 18 Maurice Caldwell, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 133 Dontae Smith at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) Interception TDs 126 Gonzalez-Gonzalez, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 1 Maurice Caldwell, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) Long Kick Return Fumble Recovery 92 Castelan-Uresty, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 1 Multiple times 89 Tommy Hampton, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) Fumble Return Yds 88 Frantz Simeon at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 30 Eric Edwards, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 60 Charcandrick West, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 24 Nico Mauney, Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 59 Jonathon Woodson, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 24 Corey Robertson, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) Kick Return TDs 5 Ryan Terry, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 1 Castelan-Uresty, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) Fumble Return TD 1 Frantz Simeon at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 1 Nico Mauney, Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 1 Tommy Hampton, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 1 Corey Robertson, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) Field Goals (M-A) 1 Eric Edwards, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 3-3 Ahmed Abo-Mahmood, Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 2-3 Morgan Lineberry, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) OppOnents teaM sInGLe GaMe 2-2 T. Cockerham at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) RUSHING 2-2 Matt Berrey at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) Attempts 2-2 Jacob Decker at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 60 at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) Long Field Goal 47 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 48 Ahmed Abo-Mahmood, Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 44 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 41 Ahmed Abo-Mahmood, Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 43 at OK Panhandle St. (Oct. 3, 2009) 36 Matt Berrey at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 40 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 34 T. Cockerham at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 39 East Central OK (Oct. 10, 2009) 30 Chris Peoples at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 36 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) All-Purpose Yards 34 Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 307 Anthony Smith, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 32 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 257 Baylen Laury at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 31 Multiple times 252 Darryl Brister at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) Rushing Yards 197 Cody Burns at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 284 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 191 T. Griffin at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 284 at OK Panhandle St. (Oct. 3, 2009) DEFENSE 258 at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) Tackles 207 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 17 Nathan Uland at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 183 at Southeastern OK (Sept. 11, 2010) 16 Dantrell Anderson, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 183 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 13 Ryan Craven at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 183 Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 13 J.D. Corcoran at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 179 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 12 Edward Zamora at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 165 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 12 Matt Ellerbrock at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 153 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) Sacks Rushing TDs 2.0 Armonty Bryant at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 5 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 1.5 Cedric Thornton, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 4 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 1.0 Multiple times 4 Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 0.5 Multiple times 3 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) Sack Yards 3 at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) 15 Chris Kyle, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 3 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 15 Shad Baichtal, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 2 Six times 14 Armonty Bryant at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) Longest Gains 10 Jon Writt, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 82 at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) 10 Aston Whiteside, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 60 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) Tackle for Loss 58 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 4.0 Brandon Ford at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 52 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 3.5 Cedric Thornton, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 47 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 3.0 Orea-Escobar, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 45 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 3.0 Matt Ellerbrock, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 45 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 3.0 Dantrell Anderson, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 40 East Central OK (Oct. 10, 2009) 3.0 Derek Dimitroff at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 38 Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 3.0 Shad Baichtal, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 35 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) Tackles for Loss Yds RECEIVING 20 Shad Baichtal, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) Receptions 17 Paul Fontenot, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 37 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 17 J.D. Corcoran at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 30 Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 15 Chris Kyle, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 28 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct. 24, 2009) 14 Austin McDaniel, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 27 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 14 Armonty Bryant at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 25 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) Pass Breakups 22 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 3 Rodney Mitchell at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 22 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 3 Brandon Johnson at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 21 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 2 Six times 20 Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) Interceptions 18 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 1 Multiple times Receiving Yards Int. Return Yards 471 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 24 Brad Marmon, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 469 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2010) 23 Texavier Henry at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 419 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 68 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals 417 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct. 24, 2009) 1 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 350 Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) Punt Returns 341 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 6 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 326 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 5 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 317 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 4 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 288 at Southeastern OK (Sept. 11, 2010) 3 Nine times 247 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 2 Five times Receiving TDs Punt Return Yards 5 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 75 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 5 Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 74 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 4 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 68 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 4 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct. 24, 2009) 50 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 4 Ventral Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 45 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 4 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 28 Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 3 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 25 at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) 3 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 22 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 3 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 16 Three times 2 Five times Punt Return TDs Long Receptions 1 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 86 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) Longest Punts 81 at SW Assemblies of God (Sept. 11, 2010) 66 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 80 Midwestern State (Sept. 1, 2009) 58 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 67 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct. 24, 2009) 55 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct. 24, 2009) 67 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 55 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 58 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 54 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 54 Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 53 Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 53 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 50 Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 52 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 49 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 51 Twice 49 Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) Total Off. Yards 48 Two times 650 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) Field Goals (M-A) 585 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 1-4 at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) 526 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) By attempts 494 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 3-3 Texas A&M Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 475 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 2-3 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 471 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 2-2 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 444 Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 2-2 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 413 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct. 24, 2009) 2-2 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 412 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 1-2 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 409 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 1-2 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2009) Points 1-1 Three times 61 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) Longest Field Goals 54 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 48 Texas A&M Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 49 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 36 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 49 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 34 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 41 Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 30 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 41 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 29 at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) 40 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 27 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 39 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 27 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 38 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 25 at Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 38 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 25 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) SPECIAL TEAMS 22 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) Kick Returns PAT Kicks (M-A) 10 Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 7-8 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 6 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 2009) By attempts 6 East Central OK (Oct. 10, 2009) 7-7 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 6 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 7-7 West Texas A&M (Oct. 31, 2010) 6 Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 6-7 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 5 OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) 5-6 Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 5 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 5-6 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 5 Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 5-5 at OK Panhandle State (Oct. 3, 2009) 4 Four times 5-5 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) Kick Return Yards 5-5 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 286 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 4-5 Three times 242 Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) DEFENSE 156 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) Interceptions 133 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 4 at Langston University (Sept. 26, 2009) 132 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) 3 Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 127 Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 2 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 122 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 2 at OK Panhandle St. (Oct. 3, 2009) 113 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 2 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct. 24, 2009) 112 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) 2 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 104 Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 2 at Angelo State (Oct. 23, 2010) Kick Return TDs 1 Multiple times 1 Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) Sacks 1 at Arkansas Tech (Sept. 5, 2009) 4.0 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 21, 2009) www.cardinalathletics.com 69 3.0 Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 7.8 2009 Touchdowns Scored 3.0 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) Average Catch 55 2010 3.0 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 14.4 2009 42 2009 3.0 at East Central (Oct. 9, 2010) 13.8 2010 Field Goals 3.0 at Tarleton State (Nov. 6, 2010) Average Game 12-15 2010 2.0 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 275.3 2010 5-13 2009 2.0 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 254.4 2009 On-Side Kicks 1.0 Multiple times Passing TDs 1-1 2010 Tackles For Loss 25 2010 0-1 2009 13.0 East Central OK (Oct. 10, 2010) 22 2009 Red Zone Scores 10.0 Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2009) Total Offense 42-47 2010 10.0 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 4525 2010 25-36 2009 9.0 Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 4113 2009 Percentage 9.0 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct. 24, 2009) Plays 89.0 2010 9.0 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 30, 2009) 689 2009 69.0 2009 9.0 at Southeastern Okla. (Sept. 11, 2010) 680 2010 Touchdowns 9.0 Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) Average Play 32 2010 9.0 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 6.7 2010 21 2009 9.0 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 6.0 2009 Points After Touchdown Tackles for Loss Yds Average Game 50-55 2010 54 Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 411.4 2010 32-35 2009 44 at Midwestern State (Oct. 2, 2010) 411.3 2009 Percentage 38 Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) Kick Returns 91.0 2009, 2010 37 West Texas A&M (Oct. 30, 2010) 49-1004 2009 Score By Quarters 34 Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 41-1102 2010 1st 33 East Central OK (Oct. 10, 2009) Punt Returns 113-2010 33 at East Central OK (Oct. 9, 2010) 27-258 2010 83-2009 31 at Eastern New Mexico (Nov. 7, 2009) 26-235 2009 2nd 29 Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) Interception Returns 138-2010 27 at SW Assemblies of God (Oct. 24, 2009) 14-92 2009 138-2009 10-95 2010 3rd OppOnents teaM seasOn Kick Return Average 84-2010 Scoring 26.9 2010 50-2009 416 2010 20.5 2009 4th 311 2009 Punt Return Average 102-2009 First Downs 9.6 2010 68-2010 196 2010 9.0 2009 OT 187 2009 Interception Return Average 13-2010 Rushing 9.5 2010 0-2009 80 2009 6.6 2009 Total 69 2010 Fumbles Lost 416-2010 Passing 24-14 2009 291-2009 120 2010 11-7 2010 99 2009 Penalties Yards Penalty 85-806 2010 8 2009 83-762 2009 7 2010 Average Game Rushing Yards 76.2 2009 1659 2009 73.3 2010 1497 2010 Punts Yards Yards Gained 53-1834 2009 1953 2009 41-1489 2010 1688 2010 Average Yards Lost 36.3 2010 294 2009 34.6 2009 191 2010 Net Average Attempts 33.1 2010 376 2009 28.3 2009 327 2010 Time of Possession Average Rush 31:32 2009 4.6 2010 26:06 2010 4.4 2009 Third Down Conversions Average Game 69-140 2010 165.9 2009 53-139 2009 136.1 2010 Percentage Rushing TDs 49.0 2010 24 2010 38.0 2009 18 2009 Fourth Down Conversions Passing Yards 11-18 2009 3028 2010 2-9 2010 2454 2009 Percentage Comp-Att-Int 61.0 2009 220-353-6 2010 22.0 2010 157-321-14 2009 Sacks By Yards Average Pass 17-110 2010 8.6 2010 12-72 2009 70 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals Yards 188 Dominic Hamilton vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) BensOn stadIUM 146 Andy Tanner, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 123 Dominic Hamilton vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 121 Edmund Gates, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) ReCORds 111 Multiple times Longest RUshInG 80 Andy Tanner, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) Attempts 67 Charcandrick West, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 37 Trent Rios vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 58 Dominic Hamilton vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 27 Landon Hamilton, Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 54 Daniel Morrell, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 25 Trent Rios vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 53 Trentice Witherspoon, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 23 Trent Rios vs. Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) Touchdowns 22 Josh Birmingham, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 3 Andy Tanner, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) Yards 2 Derrick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 207 Trent Rios vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 2 Dominic Hamilton vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 130 Paden Lynch vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 2 Dominic Hamilton vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 127 Trent Rios vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 2 Multiple times (opponents) 103 Landon Hamilton, Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 101 Jose Reyes-Conn, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) speCIaL teaMs Longest Punts 66 Paden Lynch vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 8 Ryan Massengale, East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 52 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 8 Thomas Rebold vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 47 Jose Reyes-Conn, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 8 Aaron Willis vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 45 Marcus Mathis, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 7 Landon Greve, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 40 Alex Torres vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 6 Multiple times 40 Josh Maldanado, East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) Yards Touchdowns 337 Thomas Rebold vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 2 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 293 Ryan Massengale, East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 2 Jose Reyes-Conn, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 281 Aaron Willis vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 2 Paden Lynch vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 280 Landon Greve, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 2 Josh Birmingham, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 243 Frank Vera, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 2 Nate Poppell, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) Long Punt PASSING 66 Zach Massingill, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) Completions 58 Kevin VanVoris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 30 Ethan Sharp, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 54 Mark Sprague, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 21 Taylor Harris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 54 Aaron Willis vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 20 Zack Eskridge, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 53 Thomas Rebold vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 18 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 53 Landon Greve, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 18 Paden Lynch vs. West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) Punt Average Attempts 52.0 Mark Sprague, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 51 Ethan Sharp, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 48.0 Hector Garza-Arias, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 34 Taylor Harris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 44.6 Zach Massingill, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 32 Thomas Specia vs. Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 42.1 Thomas Rebold vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 31 Paden Lynch vs. West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 41.3 Kevin VanVoris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 30 Zack Eskridge, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) Punt Returns Yards 5 LaMarcus Howard, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 379 Mitchell Gale, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 3 Derrick Walls vs. Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 350 Ethan Sharp, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 3 Shermian Batiste, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 334 Zack Eskridge, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 2 Multiple times 278 Eric Massoni vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) Punt Return Yards 277 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 75 LaMarcus Howard, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) Longest Pass 73 Derrick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 80 Zack Eskridge, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 28 Kendrick Johnson, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 67 Mitchell Gale, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 26 Derrick Walls vs. Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 58 Eric Massoni vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 22 Darrell Cantu-Harkless, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 54 Ethan Sharp, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) Long Return 53 Austin Cavita, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 70 Derrick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) Touchdowns 48 LaMarcus Howard, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 5 Mitchell Gale, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 28 Kendrick Johnson, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 4 Zack Eskridge, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 19 Derrick Walls vs. Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 4 Ethan Sharp, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 15 Derrick Walls vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 3 Thomas Specia vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) Return TDs 3 Eric Massoni vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) - None 3 Eric Massoni vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) Kickoffs 10 Thomas Rebold vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) ReCeIVInG 10 Spencer Covey, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) Receptions 8 Kevin VanVoris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 7 Dominic Hamilton vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 7 Multiple times 7 Tucker Holland, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) Kickoff Yards 6 Todd Walker vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 674 Spencer Covey, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 6 Dominic Hamilton vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 602 Thomas Rebold vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 6 Travaurus Brown, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 533 Kevin VanVoris, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 6 Dominic Hamilton vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 473 Lee Scott, Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) 6 Dominic Hamilton vs. Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 451 Adolfo Lomeli-Medelin, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 6 Dominic Hamilton vs Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) www.cardinalathletics.com 71 Kick Returns 24 Brad Harmon, Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 9 Anthony Smith, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 23 Cayetano Hingle, Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 4 Multiple times 21 Aaron Willis vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 3 Multiple times 20 Aaron Hernandez vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) Return Yards Interception TdS 225 Anthony Smith, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 1 Diego McClain vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 160 Mario Castelan-Uresty, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 1 Maurice Caldwell, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 136 Tommy Hampton, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) Fumble Recovery 126 Adrian Gonzalez-Gonzalez, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 1 Multiple times 115 Trent Rios vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) Return Yards Longest Return 54 Alan Ford vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 92 Mario Castelan-Uresty, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 43 Aaron Hernandez vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 89 Tommy Hampton, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 30 Eric Edwards, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 66 Jacob Love vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 24 Nico Mauney, Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 60 Charcardrick West, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 24 Corey Robertson, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 43 Derrick Walls vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) Recovery TD Kick Return TDs 1 Nico Mauney, Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 1 Mario Castelan-Uresty, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 1 Corey Robertson, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 1 Tommy Hampton, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 1 Eric Edwards, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) Field Goals 3-3 Ahmed Abo-Mahmood, Texas A&M-Com (Nov. 13, 2010) 2-3 Thomas Rebold vs. Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) 2-3 Morgan Lineberry, Abilene Christian (Oct. 16, 2010) 1-2 Adolfo Lomeli-Medelin of Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 1-2 Thomas Rebold vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 1-2 Thomas Rebold vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) Long Field Goal 48 Ahmed Abo-Mahmood, Texas A&M-Com (Nov. 13, 2010) 41 Ahmed Abo-Mahmood, Texas A&M-Com (Nov. 13, 2010) 39 Saul Meza vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 37 Thomas Rebold (twice) vs. Langston (Aug. 28, 2010) 36 Thomas Rebold vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) All-Purpose Yds 307 Anthony Smith, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 288 Trent Rios vs. Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) 277 Mario Castelan-Uresty, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 244 Derrick Walls vs. Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 202 Trent Rios vs. Midwestern State (Sept. 19, 2009) deFense Tackles 16 Dantrell Anderson, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 14 J.P. Oliver. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 12 Chaz Pavliska vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 12 Chaz Pavliska vs. West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 11 Chaz Pavliska vs. East Central Okla. (Oct. 10, 2009) 11 Cortney Craig, Texas A&M-Commerce (Nov. 13, 2010) Sacks 1.5 Chaz Pavliska vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 1.5 Cedric Thornton, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 1.0 Multiple times Sack Yards 17 Alan Ford vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 15 Chris Kyle, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 15 Shad Baichtal, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 12 Dakota Mawyer vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 18, 2010) 11 Anthony Stokes vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 11 Diego McClain vs. Langston University (Aug. 28, 2010) Tackle For Loss 4.0 Chaz Pavliska vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 3.5 Cedric Thorton, Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 3.0 Rodrigo Orea-Escobar, Monterrey Tech (Aug. 29, 2009) 3.0 Dantrell Anderson, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 3.0 Zack Zellars vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 3.0 Shad Baichtal, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) Loss Yards 20 Shad Baichtal, West Texas A&M (Oct 30, 2010) 17 Alan Ford vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 17 Paul Fontenot, Texas A&M-Kingsville (Sept. 25, 2010) 15 Chris Kyle, Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 14 Chaz Pavliska vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) Interceptions 2 Chaz Pavliska vs. Texas Lutheran (Oct. 17, 2009) 1 Multiple times Interception Yards 83 Diego McClain vs. Southern Arkansas (Oct. 31, 2009) 72 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals 2011 OppOnents east CentRaL OkLahOMa easteRn neW MeXICO saturday, september 3, at UIW, 7 p.m. saturday, september 10, at UIW, 7 p.m. General Information General Information Location Ada, Okla. Location Portales, N.M. Founded 1909 Founded 1934 Enrollment 4,500 Enrollment 5,080 Mascot Tigers Mascot Greyhounds Colors Orange, Black Colors Green, Silver Affiliation NCAA Division II Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference Great American Conference Lone Star Football Information Football Information First Year of Football 1909 First Year of Football 1934 Years in Post Season 7 Years in Post-Season 1 Last Post-Season Game 1993 Last Post-Season Game 1983, NAIA NAIA National Champions L 35-9 vs Mesa State Stadium (Capacity) Norris (5,000) Stadium (Capacity) Greyhound (6,100) Surface Natural Grass Sports Information Sports Information Director Adam Pitterman Director Brian Johnson Office Telephone (575) 562-4309 Office Telephone (580) 559-5258 E-Mail [email protected] E-Mail bjohnson@ecok,edu Fax (575) 562-4384 Fax (580) 332-7442 Website www.enmusports.com Website www.ecutigersports.com Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Mark Ribaudo Head Coach-Special Teams Tim McCarty Head Coach Overall-21-43 (6 Yrs) Overall-29-43 (6 Yrs) at ENMU-Same at ECO-9-22 (3 Yrs) Mike Howard Offensive Coordinator Justin Deason Defensive Coordinator-Secondary Todd Wallace Defensive Coordinator-Secondary Rashad Jackson Offensive Coordinator-Tight Ends Draco Miller Offensive Line Matt Storm Defensive Line-Recruiting Coordinator Larry Varnado Defensive Line C.J. Hill Special Teams Coordinator-Wide Receivers Gary Salgado Inside Linebackers Darnell Barnes Defensive Line John Hair Secondary Josh Phillips Quarterbacks Ross Jenkins Inside Receivers Ra'Mon Brown Running Backs Charlie Burks Secondary 2010 Season Kevin Avey Linebackers Michael Ogunleye Linebackers Record 5-6 Blake Byars Student Assistant LSC North 3-3 (3rd) Playoffs None 2010 Season Rankings None Record 5-6 All-Time vs UIW LSC North 5-1 (T1st) Playoffs None Overall 1-0 Rankings None Current Streak vs UIW Won 1 W 35-30, 11/7/09 at ENMU All-Time vs UIW 2011 Season Overall 0-2 Current Streak vs UIW Lost 2 Players Returning / Lost 39 / 15 L 38-20, 10/10/09 at UIW Starters Returning / Lost L 27-13, 10/9/10 at ECO Offense 8 / 3 Defense 5 / 7 2011 Season Formations Offense Spread Players Returning / Lost 36 / 21 Defense 3-4 Starters Returning / Lost Offense 9 / 2 Defense 9 / 2 Formations Offense Pro Style Defense 3-4

www.cardinalathletics.com 73 LaMaR West teXas a&M saturday, september 17, at Beaumont, saturday, september 24, at Canyon, 6 p.m. 7 p.m. General Information General Information Location Canyon, Texas Location Beaumont Founded 1910 Founded 1923 Enrollment 7,843 Enrollment 14,388 Mascot Buffaloes or Buffs Mascot Cardinals Colors Maroon, White Colors Red, White Affiliation NCAA Division II Affiliation NCAA Division I - FCS Conference Lone Star Conference Southland Football Information FOOTBALL INFORMATION First Year of Football 1910 First Year of Football 1923 Years in Post Season 5 First Year as senior college 1951 Last Post-Season Game 2010 Southland Championships/Last 4/1971 L 55-35 at Central Missouri Stadium (Capacity) Provost Umhrey (16,000) NCAA Bowl Record 5-0 Surface Matrix Turf Stadium (Capacity) Kimbrough Memorial (20,000) Surface FieldTurf Sports Information Sports Information Director Rush Wood Office Telephone (409) 880-7845 Director Kent Johnson E-Mail [email protected] Office Telephone (806- 651-44-8 Fax (409) 880-2338 E-Mail [email protected] Website www.lamarcardinals.com Fax (806) 651-4409 Assistant Director Dameon Myres Coaching Staff Office Telephone (806) 651-4430 Website www.gobuffsgo.com Ray Woodard Head Coach Overall 5-6 (1 Yr) Coaching Staff at LU 5-6 (1 Yr) Brian Mayper Assoc. Head Coach-Special Teams Dan Carthel Head Coach Todd Whitten Offensive Coordinator Overall-105-82-0 (16 Yrs) TBA Defensive Coordinator at WTAM-59-16-0 (6 Yrs) Craig McGallion Linebackers-Recruiting Coordinator Colby Carthel Defensive Coordinator James Brown Running Backs Billy Best Offensive Coordinator Will Richard Defensive Line Nick Paremski Secondary-Recruiting Coordinator Nathan Reeves Offensive Line Stephen Lee Quarterbacks Patrick Resby Secondary Joel Hinton Inside Receivers Scott Reeves Strength and Conditioning Derek Homer Running Backs Brandon Romero Offensive Line 2010 Season Devario Dorsey Offensive Line Jarod May Outside Receivers Record 5-6 Brett Watson Defensive Line Playoffs None Matt Landers Linebackers Rankings None Wendell Davis Inside Linebackers Michael Conrad Safeties All-Time vs UIW Eric White Special teams Sarah Ramey Strength and Conditioning First Meeting 2011 Season 2010 Season Record 8-4 Players Returning / Lost 65 / 6 LSC South 4-2 Starters Returning / Lost 25 / 1 Playoffs NCAA D-II First Round Offensive 10 / 1 L 55-35 vs Central Missouri Defense 11 / 0 Rankings 14th Formations Offense Multiple Set All-Time vs UIW Defense 4-2-5 Overall 1-0 Current Streak Won 1 W 49-10, 10/30/10 at UIW 2011 Season Players Returning / Lost 49 / 19 Offense 4 / 7 Defense 8 / 3 Formations Offense Spread Defense 3-4

74 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals MIdWesteRn state teXas a&M-COMMeRCe saturday, October 1, at UIW, 7 p.m. saturday, October 8, at taMUC, 6 p.m. General Information General Information Location Wichita Falls, Texas Location Commerce, Texas Founded 1922 Founded 1889 Enrollment 6,400 Enrollment 9,712 Mascot Mustangs Mascot Lions Colors Maroon, Gold Colors Blue, Gold Affiliation NCAA Division II Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference Lone Star Conference Lone Star Football Information Football Information First year of Football 1926 First Year of Football 1914 Years in Post Season 5 Years in Post-Season 9 Last Post-Season Game 2010, Kanza Bowl Last Post-Season Game 1995 L 45-14, vs Washburn L 56-35 at Portland State Stadium Memorial Stadium (Capacity) Memorial (10,000) Surface AstroPlay Sports Information Sports Information Director Rand Champion Director Trey Reed Office Telephone (903) 866-5131 Office Telephone (940) 397-4818 E-Mail [email protected] E-Mail [email protected] Fax (903) 468-3033 Fax (940) 397-4892 Website lionathletics.com Website www.msumustangs.com Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Guy Morriss Head Coach Bill Maskill Head Coach Overall-38-67 (9 Yrs) Overall-82-39 (11 Yrs) at TAMUC-8-13 (2 Yrs) at MSU-69-31 (9 Yrs) Dan Lounsbury Offensive Coordinator Rich Renner Defensive Coordinator Brian Williams Defensive Coordinator Brian Natkin Co-Offensive Coordinator Mario Price Wide Receivers Roderick Taylor Co-Offensive Coordinator Justin Valentine Running Backs Adam Austin Quarterbacks Rod West Defensive Backs Randy Wilkins Defensive Line Frank Bourgeois Strength and Conditioning 2010 Season 2010 Season Record 3-8 LSC North 2-5 (T5th) Record 8-4 Playoffs None LSC South 3-3 (4th) Rankings None Playoffs Kanza Bowl L 45-14, Washburn All-Time vs UIW Rankings Received Votes Overall 0-1 All-Time vs UIW Current Streak vs UIW Lost 1 L 17-16, 11/13/10 at UIW Overall 2-0 Current Streak Won 2 2011 Season W 49-7, 9/19/09 at UIW W 38-31 OT, 9/18/10 at MSU Players Returning / Lost 42 / 10 Starters Returning / Lost 2011 Season Offense 8 / 3 Defense 9 / 2 Players Returning / Lost 38 / 35 Starters Returning / Lost Offense 3 / 8 Defense 6 / 5 Formations Offense Spread Defense 4-1-5

www.cardinalathletics.com 75 teXas a&M-kInGsVILLe taRLetOn state saturday, October 15, at UIW, 7 p.m. saturday, October 29, at stephenville, 6 p.m. General Information General Information Location Kingsville, Texas Founded 1925 Location Stephenville, Texas Enrollment 5,904 Founded 1899 Mascot Javelinas Enrollment 9,250 Colors Blue, Gold Mascot Texans Affiliation NCAA Division II Colors Purple, White Conference Lone Star Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference Lone Star Football Information Football Information First Year of Football 1925 Years in Post Season 24 First Year of Football 1961 as a senior college Last Post-Season Game 2010 Years in Post Season 10 NCAA D-II Second Round Last Post Season Game 2009, NCAA Second Round L. 35-31 vs Northwest Missouri State L 27-6 at Central Washington Stadium (Capacity) Javelina (15,000) Stadium (Capacity) Memorial (7,000) Surface Natural Grass Surface Progreen Turf Sports Information Sports Information Director Shane Meling Director Joey Roberts Office Telephone (361) 593-2870 Office Telephone (254) 968-9077 E-Mail [email protected] E-Mail [email protected] Fax (361) 593-3488 Fax (254) 968-1806 Website www.javelinaathletics.com Assistant Director Ross Bagienski Website www.tarletonsports.com Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Bo Atterberry Head Coach Overall-29-17 (5 Yrs) Cary Fowler Head Coach at TAMUK-Same Overall--3-8 (1 Yr) Joe Barron Running Backs at TSU-Same David Calloway Defensive Coordinator Lee Hays Offensive Coordinator Jaime Martinez Offensive Line Henry Cofer Defensive Coordinator-Linebackers Mike Martinez Defensive Assistant Chris Mineo Defensive Line Daniel Oelschlegel Graduate Assistant Justin Carrigan Passing Coordinator-Quarterbacks Clay Patterson Offensive Coordinator Jacob Martin Graduate Assistant-Rovers Kyle Ppool Linebackers Brandon Slay Graduate Assistant-Tight Ends Jay Rose Graduate Assistant John Schroff Wide Receivers 2010 Season Cody Smith Kicking Record 3-8 2010 Season LSC South 2-4 (5th) Playoffs None Record 10-2 Rankings None LSC South 6-1 (2nd) Playoffs NCAA Second Round All-Time vs UIW L 35-31 vs Northwest Missouri State Rankings 9th Overall 1-0 Current Streak vs UIW Won 1 All-Time vs UIW W 41-27, 11/6/10 at TSU Overall 1-0 2011 Season Current Streak vs UIW Won 1 W 37-9, 9/25/10 at UIW Players Returning / Lost 40 / 25 Starters Returning / Lost 2011 Season Offense 8 / 3 Defense 6 / 5 Players Returning / Lost 43 / 25 Formations Starters Returning / Lost Offense Multiple Set Offense 7 / 4 Defense 4-2-5 Defense 4 / 7 Formations Offense Spread Defense 4-2-5

76 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals anGeLO state aBILene ChRIstIan saturday, november 5, at UIW, 7 p.m. saturday, november 12, at abilene, 1 p.m. (UIW homecoming) General Information General Information Location Abilene, Texas Location San Angelo, Texas Founded 1906 Founded 1928 Enrollment 5,000 Enrollment 6,856 Mascot Wildcats Mascot Rams Colors Purple, White Colors Blue, Gold Affiliation NCAA Division II Affiliation NCAA Division II Conference Lone Star Conference Lone Star Football Information Football Information First Year of Football 1919 First Year of Football 1939 Years In Post-Season 9 Years in Post-Season 5 Last Post-Season Game 2010, NCAA D-II Second Round Last Post-Season Game 2005 L 55-41 vs Central Missouri Stadium (Capacity) San Angelo (17,500) Stadium (Capacity) Shotwell (15,000) Surface SafePlay Turf Sports Information Sports Information Director Lance Fleming Director TBD Office Telephone (325) 674-2693 Office Telephone (325) 942-2378 E-Mail [email protected] E-Mail @angelo.edu Fax (325) 674-6798 Assistant Belinda Zamora Assistant TBD E-Mail [email protected] Office Telephone (325) 674-6171 Office Telephone (325) 942-2378 Website www.acusports.com Website www.angelosports.com Coaching Staff Coaching Staff Chris Thomsen Head Coach Will Wagner Head Coach Overall-43-18 (7 Yrs) Overall-First Season at ACU-Same at ASU-First Season Sam Collins Defensive Line Theron Aych Assistant Head Coach-Quarterbacks, Wide Ken Collums Offensive Coordinator-Quarterbacks Receivers Cody Farrell Defensive Backs Russell Gaskamp Offensive Coordinator-Offensive Line Kendrick Holloway Running Backs Mike Walton Defensive Coordinator-Linebackers Jason Johns Defensive Coordinator-Linebackers Michael Slater Defensive Line Jack Kiser Defensive Assistant Andrew Dallas Graduate Assistant Joe Walker Linebackers Theron Guidry Graduate Assistant Nathan Young Offensive Line David Reisner Graduate Assistant Justin Richter Graduate Assistant 2010 Season Kelsey Hite Strength and Conditioning Record 11-1 2010 Season LSC South 6-0 (1st) Playoffs NCAA D-II Second Round Record 5-5 L 55-41 vs Central Missouri LSC South 1-5 (6th) Rankings 8th Playoffs None Rankings None All-Time vs UIW All-Time vs UIW Overall 1-0 Current Streak vs UIW Won 1 Overall 1-0 W 54-17, 10/16/10 at UIW Current Streak vs UIW Won 1 W 61-17, 10/23/10 at ASU 2011 Season 2011 Season Players Returning / Lost 44 / 24 Starters Returning / Lost Players Returning / Lost 39 / 19 Offense 6 / 5 Starters Returning / Lost Defense 2 / 9 Offense 7 / 4 Formations Defense 5 / 6 Offense Multiple Formations Defense 3-4 Offense Pistol Defense 4-3

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Long known as a leader in intercollegiate athletics, the Lone Star athletic programs for its members, many teams and individuals have gone Conference (LSC) is an innovative athletics conference which aims to on to distinguish themselves on the national stage. Entering 2011-12, provide a superior competitive experience for member institutions and LSC member institutions have collected 74 NCAA national championships to allow for comprehensive development of student-athletes through since the league joined the Division II membership in 1982. Abilene academic services and life skills programming. The LSC continues to build Christian supplied the most recent additions to that total, capturing both upon its proud history while intending to be recognized as the premier the men's indoor and outdoor track and field championships this past year. NCAA Division II conference in the nation. The LSC conducts conference championships in 16 sports (eight men The league's mission is to foster student participation and success among and eight women). Men's championships include football, soccer, cross member institutions in Division II intercollegiate athletics as an integral country, basketball, baseball, track and field, tennis and golf. Women's part of each institution's total educational program. The LSC strives titles are determined in volleyball, soccer, cross country, basketball, for academic excellence, stresses involvement within the community, softball, track and field, tennis and golf. and prides itself in upholding traditions while continually seeking new opportunities to provide student-athletes with a unique and superior The conference office is located in Richardson, Texas, a northern suburb experience. of Dallas. Stan Wagnon serves as Commissioner, with assistance from Jay Poerner (Compliance), Melanie Robotham (Media Relations) and The LSC - founded on April 25, 1931 - has developed from a five-team Travis Whipple (Marketing and Broadcasting). conference of Texas-based schools to an 11-member league that spans three states (Texas, Oklahoma and New Mexico). The conference membership recently changed with the departure of five Oklahoma schools following the 2010-11 academic year. The league continues to assist its member institutions in the maintenance of intercollegiate athletic programs that are compatible with the highest standards of education and competitive sports.

Throughout the league's 80-year history, various institutions have competed under the LSC banner. Today, only Texas A&M University- Commerce (then East Texas State) remains from the original group that was formed in 1931 when North Texas State, Southwest Texas State, Sam Houston State and Stephen F. Austin withdrew from the old Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association.

The membership alignment has changed over the years, with current members having been added in each of the past six decades. Texas A&M- Kingsville (formerly Texas A&I) joined in 1954, followed by Angelo State in 1968 and Abilene Christian in 1973.

Conference membership remained within the Texas borders until 1984 when Eastern New Mexico was admitted. Since then, the LSC has grown to include members from Arkansas and Oklahoma.

Cameron (1988, 1996) was added near the outset of an expansion phase, while Texas Woman's (1989) and previous members West Texas A&M (1986, 1993) and Tarleton State (1968, 1994) joined the league soon after.

Midwestern State was admitted early in 1995, while the University of the Incarnate Word became the newest member in 2010.

Past members of the LSC include Trinity, Houston, Lamar, Howard Payne, Sul Ross State, McMurry, Harding, Ouachita Baptist, Central Oklahoma, East Central (Okla.), Northeastern State (Okla.), Southeastern Oklahoma and Southwestern Oklahoma.

With a more streamlined membership in place, the LSC will do away with divisional formats during the 2011-12 athletic seasons. Dating back to the 1997-98 academic year, the league was formed into two divisions - North and South - in football, volleyball, basketball, baseball and softball. Volleyball and baseball returned to playing without divisions in 2007-08, with football, basketball and softball set to go back to a one-conference model this year.

While the LSC has maintained a long-standing tradition of competitive 78 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals 2011 LSC SCHEDULE LsC MeMBeRshIp Date Time LSC Visitor Home ABILENE CHRISTIAN Sept. 1 President Dr. Phil Schubert 6 p.m. CSU-Pueblo West Texas A&M Athletic Director Jared Mosley 7 p.m. *Abilene Christian Tarleton State Sports Info. Director Lance Fleming Sept. 2 Location Abilene, Texas 2 p.m. Texas A&M-Kingsville Central Washington Enrollment 5,000 Sept. 3 Mascot Wildcats 1 p.m. Texas A&M-Commerce Upper Iowa 2 p.m. Angelo State Western State ANGELO STATE 7 p.m. East Central Incarnate Word President Dr. Joseph C. Rallo Athletic Director Kathleen Brasfield 8 p.m. New Mexico Highlands Eastern New Mexico Sports Info. Director TBD Sept. 10 Location San Angelo, Texas 1 p.m. Angelo State Chadron State Enrollment 6,856 6:30 p.m. Midwestern State Missouri S&T Mascot Rams, Rambelles 7 p.m. Minot State Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 p.m. *Eastern New Mexico Incarnate Word CAMERON 7 p.m. Tarleton State West Alabama President Dr. Cindy Ross Sept. 17 Athletic Director Jim Jackson 12 p.m. *Midwestern State Texas A&M-Commerce Cowboys Stadium Sports Info. Director Jacob Russell 2 p.m. Central Oklahoma Angelo State Location Lawton, Okla. 4 p.m. North Alabama Abilene Christian Cowboys Stadium Enrollment 6,000 7 p.m. Eastern New Mexico Oklahoma Panhandle Mascot Aggies 7 p.m. Incarnate Word Lamar 8 p.m. *West Texas A&M Texas A&M-Kingsville Cowboys Stadium EASTERN NEW MEXICO TBA Tarleton State Texas State President Dr. Steven G. Gamble Sept. 22 7 p.m. Ouachita Baptist Texas A&M-Commerce Athletic Director Dr. Jeff Geiser Sept. 24 3 p.m. *Tarleton State Eastern New Mexico Sports Info. Director Adam Pitterman 6 p.m. *Angelo State Abilene Christian Location Portales, N.M. 6 p.m. *Incarnate Word West Texas A&M Enrollment 5,080 7 p.m. *Texas A&M-Kingsville Midwestern State Mascot Greyhounds, Zias Oct. 1 INCARNATE WORD 2 p.m. Western Oregon Abilene Christian President Dr. Louis J. Agnese Jr. 6 p.m. *Eastern New Mexico Angelo State Athletic Director Mark Papich 7 p.m. *Texas A&M-Commerce Texas A&M-Kingsville Sports Info. Director Wayne Witt 7 p.m. *Midwestern State Incarnate Word Location San Antonio, Texas 7 p.m. *West Texas A&M Tarleton State Enrollment 7,706 Oct. 8 Mascot Cardinals 3 p.m. *Abilene Christian Eastern New Mexico 6 p.m. *Angelo State West Texas A&M MIDWESTERN STATE 6 p.m. *Incarnate Word Texas A&M-Commerce President Dr. Jesse W. Rogers 7 p.m. Lindenwood Texas A&M-Kingsville Athletic Director Charlie Carr 7 p.m. *Tarleton State Midwestern State Sports Info. Director Trey Reed Oct. 15 Location Wichita Falls, Texas 1 p.m. Eastern New Mexico Northwest Missouri Enrollment 6,400 2 p.m. *West Texas A&M Abilene Christian Mascot Mustangs 6 p.m. *Midwestern State Angelo State TARLETON STATE 7 p.m. *Texas A&M-Commerce Tarleton State President Dr. F. Dominic Dottavio 7 p.m. *Texas A&M-Kingsville Incarnate Word Athletic Director Lonn Reisman Oct. 22 Sports Info. Director Joey Roberts 2 p.m. *Angelo State Texas A&M-Commerce Location Stephenville, Texas 6 p.m. *Eastern New Mexico West Texas A&M Enrollment 9,250 7 p.m. *Tarleton State Texas A&M-Kingsville Mascot Texans, Texanns 7 p.m. *Abilene Christian Midwestern State Oct. 29 TEXAS A&M / COMMERCE 2 p.m. *Texas A&M-Commerce Abilene Christian President Dr. Dan Jones 3 p.m. *Midwestern State Eastern New Mexico Athletic Director Carlton Cooper 6 p.m. Central Washington West Texas A&M Sports Info. Director Rand Champion 6 p.m. *Texas A&M-Kingsville Angelo State Location Commerce, Texas 6 p.m. *Incarnate Word Tarleton State Enrollment 9,712 Nov. 5 Mascot Lions 2 p.m. Millsaps Tarleton State 2 p.m. *West Texas A&M Midwestern State TEXAS A&M / KINGSVILLE 6 p.m. *Eastern New Mexico Texas A&M-Commerce President Dr. Steven Tallant 7 p.m. *Abilene Christian Texas A&M-Kingsville Athletic Director Ken Oliver 7 p.m. *Angelo State Incarnate Word Sports Info. Director Shane Meling Nov. 12 Location Kingsville, Texas 1 p.m. *Texas A&M-Commerce West Texas A&M Enrollment 5,904 Mascot Javelinas 1 p.m. *Incarnate Word Abilene Christian 2 p.m. *Tarleton State Angelo State TEXAS WOMAN'S 2 p.m. *Texas A&M-Kingsville Eastern New Mexico President Dr. Ann Stuart TBA Midwestern State Northeastern State Athletic Director Chalese Connors Nov. 19 Sports Info. Director Naveen Boppana TBA NCAA Playoffs First Round Location Denton, Texas Nov. 26 Enrollment 13,338 TBA NCAA Playoffs Second Round Mascot Pioneers Dec. 3 TBA Kanza Bowl (LSC vs. MIAA) Topeka, Kan. WEST TEXAS A&M TBA NCAA Playoffs Quarterfinals President Dr. Patrick O'Brien Dec. 10 Athletic Director Michael McBroom TBA NCAA Playoffs Semifinals Sports Info. Director Kent Johnson Dec. 17 Location Canyon, Texas TBA NCAA Division II Championship game Enrollment 7,843 Mascot Buffalos, Buffs

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NORTH DIVISION School Div DPct. Overall Pct. Streak Home Away Neutral Northeastern State 5-1 0.833 6-5 0.545 L1 3-2 3-3 0-0 East Central 5-1 0.833 5-6 0.455 L1 3-2 2-4 0-0 Eastern New Mexico 3-3 0.500 5-6 0.455 W1 4-2 1-4 0-0 Southwestern Oklahoma 3-3 0.500 3-8 0.273 L1 2-4 1-4 0-0 Southeastern Oklahoma 2-4 0.333 3-8 0.273 L4 2-3 1-5 0-0 Texas A&M-Commerce 2-4 0.333 3-8 0.273 L2 2-4 1-4 0-0 Central Oklahoma 1-5 0.167 2-9 0.182 L6 2-4 0-5 0-0 South Division Abilene Christian 6-0 1.000 11-1 0.917 L1 5-1 6-0 0-0 Texas A&M-Kingsville 5-1 0.833 10-2 0.833 L1 4-2 6-0 0-0 West Texas A&M 4-2 0.667 8-4 0.667 L1 4-1 4-3 0-0 Midwestern State 3-3 0.500 8-4 0.667 L1 5-0 3-3 0-1 Angelo State 1-5 0.167 5-5 0.500 W2 3-2 2-3 0-0 Tarleton State 2-4 0.333 3-8 0.273 L1 2-3 1-5 0-0 Incarnate Word 0-6 0.000 3-8 0.273 W1 2-4 1-4 0-0 OVERALL School Conf CPct. Overall Pct. Streak Abilene Christian 10-0 1.000 11-1 0.917 L1 Texas A&M-Kingsville 9-1 0.900 10-2 0.833 L1 West Texas A&M 8-2 0.800 8-4 0.667 L1 Midwestern State 7-3 0.700 8-4 0.667 L1 Northeastern State 6-4 0.600 6-5 0.545 L1 Angelo State 5-5 0.500 5-5 0.500 W2 East Central 5-5 0.500 5-6 0.455 L1 Eastern New Mexico 4-6 0.400 5-6 0.455 W1 Southeastern Oklahoma 3-7 0.300 3-8 0.273 L4 Southwestern Oklahoma 3-7 0.300 3-8 0.273 L1 Incarnate Word 3-7 0.300 3-8 0.273 W1 Tarleton State 3-7 0.300 3-8 0.273 L1 Texas A&M-Commerce 2-8 0.200 3-8 0.273 L2 Central Oklahoma 2-8 0.200 2-9 0.182 L6 2011 LsC pOst-seasOn eVent date ResULts D-II First Round Nov. 20 at Central Missouri 55, West Texas A&M 35 D-II Second Round Nov. 27 Central Missouri 55, at Abilene Christian 41 D-II Second Round Nov. 27 Northwest Missouri 35, at Texas A&M-Kingsville 31 Kanza Bowl Dec. 4 Washburn (Kan) 45, Midwestern State 14, at Topeka, Kan. Grand Valley St. d. Colorado Mines 35-13 Delta State d. Albany State 28-7 2010 d-II natIOnaL pLayOFFs Augustana, bye sUpeR ReGIOn 4 SECOND ROUND sUpeR ReGIOn 1 FIRST ROUND Minnesota-Duluth d. St. Cloud St. 20-17 OT FIRST ROUND Abilene Christian, bye Augustana d. Grand Valley State, 38-6 Kutztown, bye Central Missouri d. West Texas A&M 55-35 SUPER REGIONAL Shepherd d. Shaw 40-6 NW Missouri d. Missouri Western 28-24 Minnesota-Duluth d. Augustana 24-13 Bloomsburg d. California Pa. 28-26 Texas A&M-Kingsville, bye Mercyhurst, bye SECOND ROUND sUpeR ReGIOn 2 SECOND ROUND Central Missouri d. Abilene Christian 55-41 FIRST ROUND Shepherd d. Kutztown 41-34 NW Missouri d. Texas A&M-Kingsville 35-31 Albany State, bye Mercyhurst d. Bloomsburg 28-14 SUPER REGION Wingate d. Morehouse 63-41 SUPER REGIONAL NW Missouri d. Central Missouri 37-20 North Alabama d. Valdosta State 43-20 Shepherd d. Mercyhurst 49-14 Delta State, bye SEMI-FINALS sUpeR ReGIOn 3 SECOND ROUND Minnesota-Duluth d. NW Missouri 17-13 FIRST ROUND Albany State d. Wingate 30-28 Delta State d. Shepherd 29-17 Minnesota-Duluth, bye Delta State d. North Alabama 47-24 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP St. Cloud State d. Hillsdale 42-28 SUPER REGIONAL Minnesota-Duluth d. Delta State 20-17

80 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals LsC ChaMpIOns 2010 LOne staR COnFeRenCe 1933 Texas A&M-Commerce 1934 Texas A&M-Commerce and the natIOn 1935 Texas A&M-Commerce, North Texas, Stephen F. Austin 1936 North Texas 1937 Texas A&M-Commerce d2FOOtBaLL.COM 2010 aMeRICan FOOtBaLL 1938 Texas A&M-Commerce tOp 25 pOLL COaChes assOCIatIOn 1939 North Texas 1940 North Texas deCeMBeR 21, 2010 dIVIsIOn II COaChes’ pOLL – 1941 North Texas No Team Record 1942 Texas A&M-Commerce deCeMBeR 20, 2010 1946 North Texas No School (1st votes) Rec. 1947 North Texas 1 Minnesota-Duluth 15-0 1948 Southwest Texas 1 Minnesota-Duluth (26) 15-0 1949 Texas A&M-Commerce 2 Delta State 11-4 1950 Sul Ross State 1951 Texas A&M-Commerce 2 Delta St. (Miss.) 11-4 1952 Texas A&M-Commerce 3 Northwest Missouri 12-2 1953 Texas A&M-Commerce 3 Northwest Missouri St. 12-2 1954 Texas A&M-Com., SW Texas 4 Central Missouri 11-3 1955 Texas A&M-Commerce, SW Texas, Sam Houston State 4 Albany St. (Ga.) 11-1 1956 Sam Houston State 5 Shepherd 12-2 1957 Texas A&M-Commerce, Lamar 5 Central Missouri 11-3 1958 Texas A&M-Commerce 6 Augustana 11-2 1959 Tex. A&M-Com.,Tex. A&M-Kings. 1960 Texas A&M-Kingsville 6 Augustana (S.D.) 11-2 1961 Sam Houston State 7 Albany State 11-1 1962 Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 Shepherd (W.Va.) 12-2 1963 Southwest Texas 8 Abilene Christian 11-1 1964 Sam Houston State 1965 Sul Ross State 8 Abilene Christian (Texas) 11-1 1966 Texas A&M-Commerce 9 Texas A&M-Kingsville 10-2 1967 Texas A&M-Kingsville 9 Texas A&M-Kingsville 10-2 1968 Texas A&M-Kingsville 10 Mercyhurst 10-3 1969 Texas A&M-Commerce and Texas A&M-Kingsville 10 Grand Valley St. (Mich.) 11-2 1970 Texas A&M-Kingsville 11 St. Cloud 10-3 1971 SW Texas, Howard Payne 11 Mercyhurst (Pa.) 10-3 1972 Texas A&M-Commerce 12 Grand Valley 11-2 1973 Abilene Christian 12 St. Cloud State (Minn.) 10-3 1974 Texas A&M-Kingsville 13 Bloomsburg 10-3 1975 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1976 Texas A&M-Kingsville 13 Kutztown (Pa.) 10-2 1977 Abilene Christian 14 Kutztown 10-2 and Texas A&M-Kingsville 14 California (Pa.) 10-2 1978 Angelo State 15 Wingate 9-3 1979 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1980 Southwest Texas 15 Bloomsburg (Pa.) 10-3 1981 Southwest Texas 16 Hillsdale 9-3 1982 Southwest Texas 16 Hillsdale (Mich.) 9-3 1983 Texas A&M-Com, SW Texas 17 North Alabama 9-4 1984 Angelo State 1985 Texas A&M-Kingsville 17 Valdosta St. (Ga.) 8-3 1986 West Texas A&M 18 West Texas A&M 8-4 1987 Angelo State, Tex. A&M-Kings. 18 West Texas A&M 8-4 1988 Texas A&M-Kingsville 19 Valdosta State 8-3 1989 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1990 Texas A&M-Commerce 19 Colorado School of Mines 9-3 1991 Eastern New Mexico 20 California 10-2 1992 Texas A&M-Kingsville 20 Wingate (N.C.) 9-3 1993 Texas A&M-Kingsville 21 Missouri Western 8-4 1994 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1995 Texas A&M-Kingsville 21 Wayne St. (Mich.) 9-2 1996 Texas A&M-Kingsville 22 Colorado Mines 9-3 1997 Texas A&M-Kingsville 22 North Alabama 9-4 1998 Central Oklahoma 23 Wayne State (Mi) 9-2 1999 NE State, Cent. Okla,,SE Okla. 2000 Northeastern State 23 Nebraska-Kearney 9-2 2001 Tarleton State, Tex A&M-Kings. 24 Nebraska-Kearney 9-2 2002 Texas A&M-Kingsville 24 Missouri Western St. 8-4 2003 Texas A&M-Kingsville 25 Michigan Tech 8-2 2004 Texas A&M-Kingsville 2005 West Texas A&M 25 Michigan Tech 8-2 2006 West Texas A&M 2007 West Texas A&M Receiving Votes: Midwestern St. (Texas), 2008 Abilene Christian 2009 Midwestern State, Tarleton State, Texas A&M-Kingsville 2010 Abilene Christian

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2010 sOUth dIVIsIOn speCIaL aWaRds FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year Royland Tubbs, Abilene Christian and Amini Silatolu, Midwestern State Offensive Back of the Year Mitchell Gale, Abilene Christian Player Team Pos. Year Hometown Receiver of the Year Edmund Gates, Abilene Christian Mitchell Gale Abilene Christian QB So Alva, Okla. Freshman of the Year Daryl Cantu-Harkless, Abilene Christian Kelvin Thompson West Texas A&M RB Sr Mineral Wells Defensive Lineman of the Year Aston Whiteside, Abilene Christian Evan Robertson Tarleton State RB Jr. Pflugerville Linebacker of the Year Tressor Baptiste, Texas A&M-Kingsville Emery Dudensing Abilene Christian FB Sr Rule Defensive Back of the Year Tae Evans, West Texas A&M Edmund Gates Abilene Christian WR Sr Vernon Coach of the Year Chris Thomsen, Abilene Christian Stephon Burton West Texas A&M WR Sr Lakewood, Calif. Tyson Williams West Texas A&M WR Jr Aldine HONORABLE MENTION David Little Midwestern State WR Jr Monroe, La. Ben Gibbs Abilene Christian TE Jr Abilene Player Team Pos. Year Hometown Royland Tubbs Abilene Christian OG Sr Angleton Josh Neiswander Angelo State QB Sr Winnsboro Hank Gilley Midwestern State OG Sr Victoria Taylor Harris West Texas A&M QB Sr Whitesboro Amini Silatolu Midwestern State OT Jr Tracy, Calif. Nick Stephens Tarleton State QB Sr Flower Mound Trevis Turner Abilene Christian OT Sr DeSoto Daryl Richardson Abilene Christian RB Jr Vernon Matt Webber Abilene Christian C Jr Paradise Daryl Cantu-Harkless Abilene Christian RB R-Fr Austin Sergio Castillo West Texas A&M PK R-Fr La Joya Trent Rios Incarnate Word RB So Spring Branch Garrett Tidwell Angelo State RS Sr Boyd Donald Geis Incarnate Word FB Jr San Antonio Robert Armstrong Texas A&M-Kingsville WR R-Fr Cuero FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Sherman Batiste Texas A&M-Kingsville WR So Fort Bend Andrew Mocio Incarnate Word TE So Waco Player Team Pos. Year Hometown Isaiah Lewis West Texas A&M OG Sr Meridian, Miss. Marvin Jones Abilene Christian DT Sr Vallejo, Calif. Josh Perez Abilene Christian OG R-Fr Rio Hondo Johnny Tivao Texas A&M-Kingsville DT Jr Compton, Calif. Bubba Wagner Tarleton State OG Sr San Antonio Aston Whiteside Abilene Christian DE Jr. Vernon Ty Warnasch Incarnate Word OG So Stockdale Fred Thompson Abilene Christian DE Sr Houston Dan Sherwood West Texas A&M OT Sr Amarillo Kyle Thomas West Texas A&M DE Sr Vista, Calif. Conner Cook Angelo State OT Jr San Antonio Tressor Baptiste Texas A&M-Kingsville ILB Sr New York, NY Ricki Gomez Midwestern State OT So. Miami, Fla. Kevin Washington Abilene Christian ILB Sr Houston Bobby Parsons Midwestern State C Sr Irving Shad Baichtol West Texas A&M OLB Sr Mission Viejo, Calif. Timothy Byerly Texas A&M-Kingsville C Sr Victoria, Courtney Lane Abilene Christian OLB Sr Houston Mike Hernandez Tarleton State C Sr. Smithson Valley Tae Evans West Texas A&M CB Sr Amarillo Morgan Lineberry Abilene Christian PK So Dallas Caleb Randolph West Texas A&M CB Jr Crosby Jose Martinez Midwestern State PK Sr Wichita Falls Corey Robertson Texas A&M-Kingsville S Sr Denison Spencer Covey Abilene Christian PK R-Fr Colleyville Curtis Jefferson West Texas A&M S Jr Houston Arron Fisher Texas A&M-Kingsville RS Jr Orlando, Fla. DeIra Glover Texas A&M-Kingsville S Sr Hempstead Jonathon Woodson Texas A&M-Kingsville RS So Missouri City George Shamblin Angelo State P Jr Miles Tommy Hampton West Texas A&M RS Jr Bronx, NY Dan Sherwood West Texas A&M DS Sr Amarillo Brandon Lowery Tarleton State RS Fr Sasche SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Cody Smith Angelo State DT Sr Athen Dondi Cooks II Texas A&M-Kingsville DT Sr Dallas Player Team Pos. Year Hometown J.D. Corcoran Midwestern State DT Sr Lake Arrowhead, Cal. Zach Eskridge Midwestern State QB Sr Rowlett Kevin Birdow Midwestern State DE Jr Palestine Lester Bush Midwestern State RB Jr Houston Devin McDonald Angelo State DE Sr Rockwall Jonathon Woodson Texas A&M-Kingsville RB So Missouri City Jacob Rowe Tarleton State DE Sr Alvarado John Norcott Angelo State FB Sr Norton, Mass Rashad Sanders West Texas A&M DE Jr Flower Mound Dakari Pecikonis Angelo State WR So Allen Austin Benson Angelo State ILB So Del Rio Ryan Lincoln Texas A&M-Kingsville WR Sr Bastrop Eric Edwards Abilene Christian ILB Sr Stephenville Kendrick Johnson Abilene Christian WR Sr Mexia Damian Perkins Tarleton State ILB Jr Hallsville Brittan Golden West Texas A&M WR Jr Denver City Dakota Mawyer Incarnate Word ILB So Spring Branch Nate Bayless Angelo State TE Jr Burkburnett Bryson Lewis Abilene Christian OLB Sr Dallas Colby Lowrie Texas A&M-Kingsville OG Sr Sweeny Kevin McCluskey West Texas A&M OLB So Waxahachie Austin Sumrall Angelo State OG So Katy Brandon Johnson Tarleton State CB Sr Giddings Neal Tivis Abilene Christian OT Jr Sanger Markeith Jones Angelo State CB Sr Dallas Trent Perkins Texas A&M-Kingsville OT Sr Alice LB Suggs Abilene Christian S So Cedar Hill Hector Rodriquez West Texas A&M C Jr San Antonio Lonnie Buchanan Tarleton State S Sr Greenville, Miss. Christian Brom Texas A&M-Kingsville PK Sr McAllen Richard Havins Abilene Christian S Jr Round Rock Kendrick Johnson Abilene Christian RS Sr Mexia Alvin Johnson Angelo State S So Houston Brent Schroeder Abilene Christian DS Fr Abilene SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Avery Rigg Angelo State DS Jr Crane Player Team Pos. Year Hometown Donald Moore Abilene Christian DT Jr Houston Dishon Robertson West Texas A&M DT Jr Brownsville, Tenn. Jamaal Steamer Tarleton State DE Sr Temple Matt Romig Texas A&M-Kingsville DE So Bells Marcus Sanders Texas A&M-Kingsville ILB Jr Houston Kyle Voss West Texas A&M ILB So Belton Austin McDaniel Midwestern State OLB Sr Kaufman Brandon Mayes Angelo State OLB Sr Killeen James Williams Abilene Christian CB Sr Hallsville Derrick Thomas II Texas A&M-Kingsville CB Jr San Antonio Darien Williams Abilene Christian S Jr Vernon Jordan Smith West Texas A&M S So Killeen Kendrick Matthews Texas A&M-Kingsville S Jr Houston Mark Sprague Abilene Christian P Jr. Dickinson Derek Tesch Texas A&M-Kingsville DS -Fr Blanco

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FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED: 485, East Texas State, 1952 teaM (sInGLe GaMe) FEWEST RUSH. YARDS ALLOWED/GAME: 48.5, East Texas St., 1952 RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 96, Texas A&I vs. Angelo State, 1982 FEWEST PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWED: 35, Sam Houston, 1956 RUSHING YARDS: 586, SW Texas vs. Prairie View, 1978 FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED: 443, Sam Houston, 1956 PASSING ATTEMPTS: 95, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, 2009 FEWEST PASS. YARDS ALLOWED/GAME: 49.2, Sam Houston, 1956 PASS COMPLETIONS: 64, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, 2009 FEWEST PLAYS ALLOWED: 427, Lamar, 1958 PASSING YARDS: 695, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, 2009 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED: 1,329, Sam Houston, 1956, 1964 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 7, West Texas St. vs. Texas A&I, 1986; West Texas A&M at Adams FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED/GAME: 147.7, Sam Houston, 1956 State, 2007; East Central vs. Angelo State, 2007; West Texas A&M at FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED: 34, Southwest Texas, 1948 Abilene Christian, Nov. 22, 2008; Eastern New Mexico vs Southern INTERCEPTIONS: 37, Texas A&I, 1970 Nazarene, Aug 28, 2010 TURNOVERS: 52, East Texas State, 1990 TOTAL PLAYS: 121, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, 2009 TURNOVERS PER GAME: 4.7, East Texas State, 1990 TOTAL YARDS: 810, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 IndIVIdUaL (LOnGest pLays) PUNT RETURNS: 12, East Texas State vs. North Texas, 1933 PUNT RETURN YARDS: 224, Angelo State vs. McMurry, 1969 LONGEST RUN: 99, JT Thompson, Eastern New Mexico vs. East Central, 2007; Keithon KICK RETURNS: 13, East Texas State vs. Arkansas State, 1987 Flemming, West Texas A&M vs. Angelo State, 2007 KICK RET. YARDS: 304, Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. West Texas A&M, 2008 LONGEST PASS: 99, Binky Ford to Frankie Reescano, Sam Houston vs. Howard PUNTS: 32, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 Payne, 1980; Matt Morris to Casey Cowan, Texas A&M-Commerce vs. PUNTING YARDS: 1,203, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 Midwestern State, 1997; Taylor Harris to Stephen Burton, West Texas PUNTS (both teams): 63, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 A&M vs Tarleton State, 2010 PUNTING YARDS (both teams): 2,390, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 LONGEST PUNT RETURN: 100, Leonard Avery, Texas A&I vs. Slippery Rock, 1976; Marcus Bonner, POINTS: 93, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 Texas A&I vs. Northern Arizona, 1980; Justin Parson, Tarleton State vs. KICKING POINTS: 21, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, 2009 Central Oklahoma, 2003 TOUCHDOWNS: 13, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 LONGEST KICK RETURN: 100, Johnny Stovall, North Texas vs. Sam Houston, 1936; Bob Sloan, PATs: 11, West Texas A&M vs. N.M. Highlands, 2005; Abilene Christian vs. East Texas State vs. Midwestern State,1950; Marvin Brown, East West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008; West Texas A&M at SW Okla., Sep 11, Texas State vs. Midwestern State, 1951; Gary Berry, East Texas State 2010 vs. Sam Houston, 1958; Dwight Harrison, Texas A&I vs. Southwest PAT ATTEMPTS: 12, East Texas State vs. Northwestern Okla., 1953; West Texas A&M Texas, 1967; Wylie Turner, Angelo State vs. Sam Houston, 1976; Joe vs. NM Highlands, 2005 Ferris, Southwest Texas vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1980; Steve Parker, FIELD GOALS: 6, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, 2009 Abilene Christian vs. Angelo State, 1982; Rufus Smith, Eastern N.M. FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 7, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, 2009 vs. Howard Payne, 1985; Darrell Whitaker, Eastern N.M. vs. N.M. INTERCEPTIONS: 9, Stephen F. Austin vs. Sam Houston, 1949 Highlands, 1994; Jurome Lee, Angelo State vs.West Texas A&M, 1995; INT. RETURN YARDS: 188, Abilene Christian vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1982 Norman Miller, Texas A&M-Kingsville vs. Portland State, 1995; Cliff ATTENDANCE: 23,276, Eastern New Mexico at West Texas A&M, 2007 Douglas, West Texas A&M vs. SW Oklahoma, 1996; Kareem Larrimore, FEWEST CARRIES ALLOWED: 12, Texas A&I vs. Tarleton, 1970; Texas A&MCommerce vs. West Texas West Texas A&M vs. Okla. Panhandle St., 1998; Derrick Foster, Texas A&M, 2005; Northeastern State vs. West Texas A&M, 2006 A&M-Kingsville vs. Angelo St., 1999; Anthony Armstrong, West Texas FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED: Minus-77, McMurry vs.Abilene Christian, 1968 A&M vs. Eastern N.M., 2003; Corey White, Eastern N.M. vs. SW Okla., FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED: Minus-38, Tarleton State vs. Baptist Christian, 1974 2004; Kyle Fox, Angelo State vs. Western State, 2005; Justin Johnson, FEWEST PASS COMPLETIONS ALLOWED: 0, East Texas State vs. Sam Houston, 1946; Sam Houston vs. East Abilene Christian vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2009 Texas State, 1946; Howard Payne vs. East Central, 1959; Southwest LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN: 100, Robby Robinett, Southwest Texas vs. Lamar, 1959; Richey Texas vs. Texas Lutheran, 1965; Howard Payne vs. Texas A&I, 1959; Robertson, Stephen F. Austin vs. East Central, 1966; Byron Shaw, Southwest Texas vs. Howard Payne, 1965; Stephen F. Austin vs. Texas A&I vs. Sul Ross, 1972; James Cross, Angelo St. vs. Sul Ross, NW Louisiana, 1971; East Texas State vs. Angelo State, 1971; Texas 1974; Emmuel Thompson, Texas A&I vs. Central St. (Okla.), 1979; B. A&I vs. Southwest Texas,1974; Texas A&I vs. Livingston, 1978; Sam Tillman, Harding vs.Northeastern St., 1999; Tonmar Johnson, Eastern Houston vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1980; Texas A&I vs. Howard Payne, N.M. vs. Midwestern St., 1999; Justin Hibler, Eastern N.M. vs. Texas 1986; Cameron vs. Central State (Okla.), 1988; Cameron vs. Texas A&I, A&M-Kingsville, 2000; Fred Shaw, Central Okla. vs. Tarleton St., 2004; 1990; East Texas State vs. Henderson, 1993; Eastern New Mexico vs. Markell Walker, East Central at SE Okla., 2010 Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1999; SW Oklahoma vs. Texas A&M Commerce, LONGEST PUNT: 89, Mark Bounds, West Texas State vs. Central State, 1990 2006; Angelo State vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2007; Abilene Christian vs. LONG FIELD GOAL: 69, Ove Johansson, Abilene Christian vs. E. Texas St, 1976 Eastern New Mexico, 2007; Northeastern State at Eastern New Mexico, IndIVIdUaL (sInGLe GaMe) 2007 FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED: 0, All games above and Angelo State vs. Central St. (Okla.), 1973; SW POINTS SCORED: 42, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 Okla. vs. Okla. Panhandle State, 2001; Midwestern State vs. Western TOUCHDOWNS: 7, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 N.M., 2001; SW Oklahoma vs. Texas A&M Commerce, 2006; Angelo POINTS SCORED KICKING: 21, Taylor Cannon, Eastern New Mexico vs. SE Oklahoma, 2009 State vs. Eastern New Mexico, 2007; Abilene Christian vs. Eastern New RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 49, Kenneth Parks, E. Texas St. vs. Carson-Newman, 1972 Mexico, 2007; Northeastern State at Eastern New Mexico, 2007 RUSHING YARDS: 342, Carlton Booe, NE State vs. SE Oklahoma, 1998 FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS ALLOWED: 30, Howard Payne vs. Stephen F. Austin, 1959 PASSING ATTEMPTS: 94, JJ Harp, E. New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 PASS COMPLETIONS: 64, JJ Harp, E. New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 teaM (seasOn) PASSING YARDS: 695, JJ Harp, E. New Mexico vs S. Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 689, Texas A&I, 1986 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 7, Keith Null, West Texas A&M at Abilene Christian, Nov. 22, 2008; RUSHING YARDS: 4,342, Texas A&I, 1986 Wesley Wood, E. New Mexico vs Southern Nazarene, Aug 28, 2010 RUSHING YARDS PER GAME: 395.2, Texas A&I, 1986 TOTAL PLAYS: 102, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 PASSING ATTEMPTS: 749, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 TOTAL YARDS: 681, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 PASS COMPLETIONS: 460, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 RECEPTIONS: 15, Alester Givens, Tarleton St. vs. Midwestern St., 2001; Cory Sims, PASS COMPLETIONS PER GAME: 41.8, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 Texas A&M-Commerce vs. Midwestern St., 2002 PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE: . 718 (249-347), Midwestern State, 2009 RECEIVING YARDS: 323, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M at Abilene Christian, Nov. 22, 2008 PASSING YARDS: 5,155, West Texas A&M, 2007 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS: 5, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M at Abilene Christian, Nov. 22, 2008 PASSING YARDS PER GAME: 448, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 PUNT RETURNS: 10, Kerry Simien, Texas A&I vs. West Texas A&M, 1988 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 51, West Texas A&M, 2007 PUNT RETURN YARDS: 224, Bobby Menchaca, Angelo State vs. McMurry, 1969 TOTAL PLAYS: 1,028, Eastern New Mexico, 2009 KICK RETURNS: 8, Sam Tarrant, East Texas State vs. Southwest Texas, 1979; Brandon TOTAL YARDS: 7,082, Abilene Christian, 2007 Williams, Midwestern State at Abilene Christian, 2008; Kenzee Jackson, TOTAL YARDS PER GAME: 569.9, Texas A&I, 1976 Texas A&M-Commerce at Eastern New Mexico, Sep 25, 2010; POINTS: 639, Abilene Christian, 2007 Tommy Hampton, West Texas A&M at Central Missouri, Nov 20, 2010 POINTS PER GAME: 52.3, Abilene Christian, 2008 KICK RETURN YARDS: 218, Kenzee Jackson, Texas A&M-Commerce at Eastern New Mexico, KICKING POINTS: 128, Abilene Christian, 2010 Sep 25, 2010 PUNTS: 92, Stephen F. Austin, 1978 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS: 409, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian at West Texas A&M, Oct. 18, 2008 PUNTING YARDS: 3,630, East Texas State, 1986 PUNTS: 32, Jan Jones, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 WINS: 14, Angelo State, 1978; Southwest Texas, 1982 PUNTING YARDS: 1,203, Jan Jones, Sam Houston vs. East Texas State, 1946 LONGEST WIN STREAK: 42, Texas A&I, 1973-77 INTERCEPTIONS: 5, Alfredo Avila, Sul Ross vs. East Texas State, 1966 LONGEST UNDEFEATED STREAK: 46, Texas A&I, 1973-77 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS: 122, Autry Beamon, East Texas State vs. East Central, 1972 FEWEST CARRIES ALLOWED: 289, Texas A&M Commerce, 2006 PATs: 11, Matt Adams, Abilene Christian vs. West Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008; www.cardinalathletics.com 83 Todd Phillips, West Texas A&M at Southwestern Okla., Sep 11, 2010 KICK RETURN AVG.: 25.3, Jerry Clement, Stephen F. Austin, 1962-65 PAT ATTEMPTS: 11, Jack Kyle, Sam Houston vs. Brooke Army, 1949 (made 9); Matt INTERCEPTIONS: 36, Alfredo Avila, Sul Ross, 1963-66 Adams, Abilene Christian vs. W. Texas A&M, Nov. 22, 2008 (made 11); INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS: 535, Autry Beamon, East Texas State,1971-74 Todd Phillips, West Texas A&M at SW Okla., Sep 11, 2010 (made 11) POINTS: 426, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 (438*, Bernard Scott, Abilene FIELD GOALS: 6, Taylor Cannon, E. New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 Christian, 2007-08) FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED: 7, Taylor Cannon, E. New Mexico vs SE Oklahoma, Sep. 12, 2009 TOUCHDOWNS: 70, Wilbert Montgomery, Abilene Christian, 1973-76; Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 (73*, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2007-08) IndIVIdUaL (seasOn) PATs: 213, Matt Adams, Abilene Christian, 2005-08 RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 317, Gerome Castleberry, East Central, 2002 PAT ATTEMPTS: 222, Matt Adams, Abilene Christian, 2005-08 RUSHING YARDS: 2,156, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 (2,165*, Bernard Scott, CONSECUTIVE PATs: 76, Bryan Thompson, Angelo State, 1987-90 Abilene Christian, 2007) FIELD GOALS: 59, J.W. Boren, Tarleton State, 1999-2002 (att. 83) RUSHING YARDS PER CARRY: 10.4, Clem Franks, Texas A&I, 1976 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 84, Billy Watkins, East Texas State, 1990-93 RUSHING YARDS PER GAME: 182.8, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986 CONSECUTIVE FGs: 24, Paul Williams, Tarleton State, 2004-06 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS: 28, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 (35*, Bernard Scott, Abilene KICKING POINTS: 339, Matt Adams, Abilene Christian, 2005-08 Christian, 2007) ALL-PURPOSE YARDS: 7,803, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 MOST 100-YD RUSHING GAMES: 12, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 Bold indicates the record was broken last season (2010) MOST 200-YD GAMES RUSHING: 5, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986 * Record vacated because of NCAA penalties. PASSING ATTEMPTS: 647, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico 2009 (NOTE: Central State became Central Oklahoma in 1991; Texas A&I became PASS COMPLETIONS: 404, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico 2009 Texas A&M-Kingsville in 1993; West Texas State became West Texas A&M in 1993; and East Texas State became Texas PASS COMPLETION PCT.: .720 (118-164), Rahsaan Bell, Midwestern St., 2007 A&M-Commerce in 1996). PASSING YARDS: 5,097, Keith Null, West Texas A&M, 2008 PASSING YARDS/GAME: 437.3, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico 2009 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 48, Keith Null, West Texas A&M, 2008 PASS COMPLETIONS PER GAME: 40.4, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico 2009 MOST 200-YARD GAMES PASSING: 13, Billy Malone, Abilene Christian, 2007; Keith Null, West Texas A&M, 2008 TOTAL PLAYS: 734, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico 2009 TOTAL YARDS: 4,976, Keith Null, West Texas A&M, 2008 TOTAL YARDS/GM: 436.7, JJ Harp, Eastern New Mexico 2009 RECEPTIONS: 96, Tyson Williams, West Texas A&M, 2010 RECEIVING YARDS: 1,867, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2008 RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME: 143.6, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2008 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS: 22, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2008 PUNT RETURNS: 35, Johnnie Jones, Central Oklahoma, 1998 PUNT RETURN YARDS: 526, Byron Shaw, Texas A&I, 1973 PUNT RETURN AVG.: 22.1, Curtis Guyton, East Texas State, 1965 KICK RETURNS: 34, T.J. Jones, Eastern New Mexico, 1996 KICK RETURN YARDS: 975, Jerome Hewitt, SE Oklahoma, 2009 KICK RETURN AVG.: 38.0, David Hurst, East Texas State, 1949 PUNTS: 89, Rick Kinsey, Stephen F. Austin, 1978 PUNTING YARDS: 3,509, Dan Roberson, East Texas State, 1986 PUNTING AVG.: 46.8, Bill Huffman, Sul Ross, 1960 INTERCEPTIONS: 14, Alfredo Avila, Sul Ross, 1966 INT. RETURN YARDS: 318, Autry Beamon, East Texas State, 1972 POINTS: 204, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 (234*, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2007) TOUCHDOWNS: 34, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 (39*, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2007) PATs: 82, Matt Adams, Abilene Christian, 2007 PAT ATTEMPTS: 86, Matt Adams, Abilene Christian, 2007 CONSECUTIVE PATs: 46, Pete Cuva, SE Oklahoma, 2004 FIELD GOALS: 21, Morgan Lineberry, Abilene Christian, 2010 FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS: 30, Jared Homer, Northeastern State, 2008; Morgan Lineberry, Abilene Christian, 2010 CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS: 15, Paul Williams, Tarleton State, 2005 FIELD GOAL ACCURACY: 100% (15-15) Paul Williams, Tarleton State, 2005 KICKING POINTS: 117, Matt Adams, Abilene Christian, 2008 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS: 2,982, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2008 IndIVIdUaL (CaReeR) RUSHING ATTEMPTS: 885, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 RUSHING YARDS: 6,320, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 AVG. YARDS PER RUSH: 7.3, Larry Collins, Texas A&I, 1974-77 (8.4*, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2007-08) AVG. YARDS PER GAME: 162.1, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 (172.8*, Bernard Scott, Abilene Christian, 2007-08) MOST 100-YARD GAMES: 36, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 MOST 200-YARD GAMES: 13, Johnny Bailey, Texas A&I, 1986-89 PASSING ATTEMPTS: 1,320, Billy Malone, Abilene Christian, 2005-08 PASS COMPLETIONS: 818, Billy Malone, Abilene Christian, 2005-08 PASS COMPLETION PCT.: .675, Keith Null, West Texas A&M, 2005-08 PASSING YARDS: 12,012, Billy Malone, Abilene Christian, 2005-08 PASSING YARDS PER GAME: 305.3, Keith Null, West Texas A&M, 2005-08 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS: 114, Billy Malone, Abilene Christian, 2005-08 TOTAL PLAYS: 1,821, Ned Cox, Angelo State, 1983-86 TOTAL YARDS: 12,080, Billy Malone, Abilene Christian, 2005-08 TOTAL YARDS PER GAME: 298.5, Keith Null, West Texas A&M, 2005-08 RECEPTIONS: 244, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2004-08 RECEIVING YARDS: 4,108, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2004-08 RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME: 97.8, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2004-08 RECEIVING YARDS PER CATCH: 23.2, Romar Crenshaw, SE Oklahoma, 2000-03 RECEIVING TOUCHDOWNS: 45, Charly Martin, West Texas A&M, 2004-08 PUNTING AVERAGE: 43.2, Bill Dement, Angelo State, 1968-71 The University of the Incarnate Word provides reasonable accommodation PUNT RETURN YARDS: 1,212, Larry Pullin, Texas A&I, 1965-68 with adequate notice. To request disability accommodation for this event, visit PUNT RETURN AVG.: 18.5, Curtis Guyton, East Texas State, 1965-66 KICK RETURN YARDS: 1,517, Jerry Clement, Stephen F. Austin, 1962-65 www.uiw.edu/ada

84 University of the Incarnate Word Cardinals 2011 SEATS, PARKING, TAILGATING

TICKET PACKAGES AND BENEFITS TAILGATING WITH THE CARDINALS BLACK CLUB -- SEATING SECTIONS C & D RESERVED TAILGATE PACKAGE Covered -- $649.00 $750.00 This package provides two seats with personal chair backs located This package provides four (4) Red Level seats with personal chair under the press box awning and one (1) premium parking space. Black backs in Section C or D, one (1) tailgate space located in the area Club ticket packages include three (3) privately catered meals at no between the Mabry Tennis Center, Barshop Natatorium and the additional cost in the Gayle and Tom Benson Fieldhouse for each of the McDermott Center. five home games. Also, one hour prior to kickoff at the five home games this package includes a meeting with Coach Mike Santiago for his pre- ONE-DAY TAILGATE SPACE game analysis. At halftime there is an anaylsis of the first half and after $75.00 the game there is a post-game session. There is a cash bar at these sessions. This tailgate space is located in the general tailgating section and game seating is sold separately. RED LEVEL -- SEATING SECTIONS C & D No Cover -- $250.00 This package provides two (2) seats with personal chair backs and one 2011 CARDINALS HOME SCHEDULE (1) Red Level parking space. DATE OPPONENT KICKOFF INDIVIDUAL -- SEATING SECTIONS C & D Sept. 3 East Central Oklahoma 7 p.m. No Cover -- $125.00 (UIW Athletic Hall of Fame Night) This package provides one (1) seat with personal chair back. Sept. 10 Eastern New Mexico (x) 7 p.m. GENERAL ADMISSION SEASON -- SEATING (Civil Service Appreciation Night) SECTIONS A, B, E & F Oct. 1 Midwestern State (x) 7 p.m. $50.00 (Hispanic Heritage Night) (A-B are student sections, F will be visitor section) This seating package Oct. 15 Texas A&M-Kingsville (x) 7 p.m. provides one (1) seat without chair backs. General admission tickets do (Fan Appreciation Night, not have assigned seating. Rally Red T-Shirt Giveaway) Nov. 5 Angelo State University 7 p.m. PARKING LOCATIONS (Homecoming, Senior Night, Parents Night)

BLACK CLUB PARKING (x) Lone Star Conference Game This parking will be located in the athletic area between the Barshop Natatorium and the McDermott Center. Also it will use the area between the softball complex and the Barshop Natatorium This publication is available in an alternate format by request. To request an alternate RED LEVEL PARKING format, please contact the UIW Athletics office at (210) 829-2722. 7/11 Red Level parking will be located behind the Barshop Natatorium and will continue around Sullivan Baseball Field. GENERAL PARKING General parking will be located in the Ancira Tower, the McCombs Center and on the main campus. UNIVERSITY OF THE INCARNATE WORD CARDINALS FOOTBALL 2011 SCHEDULE

DATE DAY OPPONENT SITE TIME September

3 Saturday East Central University Benson Stadium 7 p.m. (Hall of Fame Night) 10 Saturday Eastern New Mexico University« Benson Stadium 7 p.m. (Civil Service Appreciation) 17 Saturday Lamar University Beaumont, TX 7 p.m.

24 Saturday West Texas A&M University« Canyon, TX 6 p.m.

October

1 Saturday Midwestern State University« Benson Stadium 7 p.m. (Hispanic Heritage Night) 8 Saturday Texas A&M University - Commerce« Commerce, TX 6 p.m.

15 Saturday Texas A&M University - Kingsville« Benson Stadium 7 p.m. (Fan Appreciation Night and Rally Red T-Shirt Giveaway) 22 Saturday Bye Week

29 Saturday Tarleton State University« Stephenville, TX 6 p.m.

November

5 Saturday Angelo State University« • Benson Stadium 7 p.m. (Homecoming, Senior Day and Parents Night) 12 Saturday Abilene Christian University« Abilene, TX 1 p.m.

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