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1983 Ncaa Football I-Aa National Champions NEW CLASSIFICATIONS Then Now I-A FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision) I-AA FCS (Football Championship Subdivision) Beginning with the 2006 Playoffs, the designations “I-A” and “I-AA” ceased to exist, according to the NCAA. Teams are now classifi ed by whether they compete in the Bowl Subdivsion or Championship Subdivision.Southern Illinois University competes at the FCS level. www.SIUSalukis.com Department of Athletics Mission Statement Southern Illinois University Carbondale is a contemporary, comprehensive student-responsive university committed to providing quality teaching, research and service. In keeping with the University’s mission, the primary purpose of intercollegiate athletics is to sponsor a broad-based, fi scally and ethically responsible athletics program designed to promote each student-athlete’s academic, athletic and personal well-being and development. It is our goal to create a culture of excellence for our student-athletes, staff and fans that values integrity, diversity, equity, sportsmanship and community service. A successful, well-run athletics program also helps build pride in and support for the University among the citizens of Southern Illinois and among the thousands of SIUC students, staff, and alumni. Credits Editors: Tom Weber and Jeff Honza Contributors: Beth Miller, Nate Fryburger, Amanda Carsrud Cover Design: Shannon Wimberley Photography: Tom Weber, Jeff Jones, Ryan Shaw, Jeff Garner Printing: SIU Printing Services, Rich Bauer, Superintendent RB JOHN RANDLE 1 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 2007 SALUKI FOOTBALL — HARD HAT + LUNCH PAIL = CHAMPIONSHIPS 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1: Intro to Saluki Football Recruiting Information ...................................3-23 Section 2: 2007 Season Preview Season Preview ..........................................24-27 Quick Facts .....................................................27 Rosters ......................................................28-31 Section 3: Biographies Head Coach Jerry Kill ...................................32-33 Assistant Coaches .......................................34-36 Administrator Bios .......................................37-39 Saluki Athletics Staff Directory ......................40-41 Player Bios ................................................42-59 Game-By-Game Stats ...................................60-63 Section 4: 2006 Review Game Stories and Box Scores .......................64-76 Statistics ...................................................77-81 Section 5: History Head Coaching Bios ....................................82-83 Honors & Awards ........................................84-87 Playoff History ............................................88-93 Records ...................................................94-138 Section 6: Media Information Opponents .............................................139-141 Gateway Conference ......................................142 Media Services Staff ......................................143 Composite Schedule .......................................144 QB NICK HILL 3 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 2007 SALUKI FOOTBALL — HARD HAT + LUNCH PAIL = CHAMPIONSHIPS 4 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 35, INDIANA 28 On September 16, 2006, the Salukis made history by becoming the fi rst school in Gateway Conference history to defeat a Big Ten opponent. 5 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 2007 SALUKI FOOTBALL — HARD HAT + LUNCH PAIL = CHAMPIONSHIPS TROUTT-WITTMANN CENTER 6 On October 1, 2005, the spectacular, new Troutt-Wittmann Academic and Training Center had its grand opening. The state- SALUKI FOOTBALL = ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE of-the art 12,000-square foot facility was built entirely with private funding by Saluki alum Pete Wittmann. His $4.5 million gift was the largest in University The Saluki Football team has won the Gateway Conference’sConference’s history. The Troutt-Wittmann Academic All-Academic AwardAward each of the last two seasons. The award Center provides the academic support and is given to the program with the best overall cumulative Grade learning environment in which all student- Point Average. athletes have the opportunity to achieve their academic and personal goals. The average grade point average for all student-athletes at SIU in the spring of 2007 was a school-record 3.01. That raised the cumulative GPA for all student- athletes to a record-high 3.00. Ten of SIU’s 18 sports had a team GPA of 3.0 or better, led by the softball team, which recorded a team GPA of 3.54. Fifty-seven percent of Saluki student-athletes recorded a 3.0 or better GPA in the spring. The majority of Salukis -- 54 percent to be exact -- have a cumulative GPA above 3.0. 7 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 2007 SALUKI FOOTBALL — HARD HAT + LUNCH PAIL = CHAMPIONSHIPS 8 SALUKI FOOTBALL CARES ABOUT THE COMMUNITY Whether it’s the Coach Kill Cancer Fund or the many community service activities the team takes part in, Saluki Football is esteemed throughout the southern Illinois community for what it gives back to the people of Carbondale and the surrounding area. 2006-07 Community Service Activities Animal Shelter repairs — Just Read Activity — Pumpkin Festival at Parrish School Trick or Treat for canned goods — Dreamcatchers after school group VA Hospital Veterans Day — Southern Illinois Clean up Day of Service — Red Ribbon Week — Get Fit Club — VA Hospital National Salute Day VA Hospital Christmas Donations — Penguin Festival at Parrish School — Hoops for the Hungry — Bowling for Children Costume Contest Mt Carmel Catholic School Week — National Women and Sport Day — Santa’s Shoebox Women’s Center Christmas Party — Saluki Kids Academy Rake Leaves for the elderly — Evergreen After school program — St. Bruno Catholic School’s week — Souper Bowl of Caring — SIU Head start after school Liberty Church speaker — Carbondale Middle After school program — Volunteer soccer coach — Family reading night Parrish school Christmas Caroling at Memorial Hospital of Carbondale — A Gift of Love Charity Coat Drive A Gift of Love Spring Beginnings Fundraiser — Girl Scout Basketball Camp — Relay for Life — Pink Out Choices classroom volunteers — Catholic School week — Erma Hayes Family Fun Festivals 9 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 2007 SALUKI FOOTBALL — HARD HAT + LUNCH PAIL = CHAMPIONSHIPS 2006 SELECTION SUNDAY 10 FOUR-STRAIGHT PLAYOFF APPEARANCES The Saluki Football team has advanced to the Football Championship Subdivision Playoffs (formerly known as I-AA) four-straight years. Only Montana has a longer streak of playoff appearances. The Salukis advanced to the Elite 8 in 2005 and 2006. Most Victories Since 2003 53-Straight weeks in Top 20 1. USC 48 Southern Illinois enters the 2. Boise State 46 2007 season with a streak of 3. Texas 44 53-straight weeks ranked in 4. LSU 43 the Top-20. The last time SIU 5. Oklahoma 42 was out of the Top-20 in one 6. Auburn 41 of two offi cial national polls 6. Louisville 41 was Sept. 8, 2003. 6. Ohio State 41 6. Montana 41 10. Georgia 40 11. Virginia Tech 39 12. Southern Illinois 38 11 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY 2007 SALUKI FOOTBALL — HARD HAT + LUNCH PAIL = CHAMPIONSHIPS 12 SALUKI FOOTBALL MEANS GAMEDAY EXCITEMENT! Whether it’s the big crowds inside McAndrew Stadium or the packed tailgating areas on Saluki Row, football Saturdays in Carbondale means gameday excitement. 13 RB BRANDON JACOBS 14 SALUKIS IN THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE The Salukis have fi ve former players on NFL rosters heading into the 2007 training camp, including such stars as Baltimore Ravens Pro Bowl linebacker Bart Scott and New York Giants starting tailback Brandon Jacobs. Both players played under Jerry Kill and helped lead SIU back to national prominence. Lionel Antoine (OT) Brandon Jacobs (RB) Bart Scott (LB) Terry Taylor (DB) Chicago Bears (1972-78) New York Giants (2005-Present) Baltimore Ravens (2002-Present) Seattle Seahawks (1984-88) Detroit Lions (1989-91) Houston Antwine (DT) Al Jenkins (OT) Carver Shannon (RB) Cleveland Browns (1992-93) Boston Patriots (1961-70) Cleveland Browns (1969-70) Los Angeles Rams (1962-64) Seattle Seahawks (1994) New England Patriots (1971) Miami Dolphins (1972) Atlanta Falcons (1995) Philadelphia Eagles (1972) Houston Oilers (1973) Sam Silas (DT) LB BART SCOTT St. Louis Cardinals (1963-67) Jim Thompson (DT) Jim Battle (OT) Damon Jones (TE) New York Giants (1968) Denver Broncos (1965) Minnesota Vikings (1966) Jacksonville Jaguars (1997-2001) San Francisco 49ers (1969-70) Tommy Thompson (RB) Tom Baugh (C) Yonel Jourdain (RB) Dave Smith (OT) San Diego Chargers (1974) Kansas City Chiefs (1986-88) Buffalo Bills (1994-95) Cincinnati Bengals (1988) Cleveland Browns (1989) Ralph Van Dyke (OT) Mike Kaczmarek (LB) Russ Smith (G) Cleveland Browns (1987) Amos Bullocks (RB) Baltimore Colts (1973) Chicago Bears (1922) Dallas Cowboys (1962-64) Milwaukee (1923-24) Clarence Walker (RB) Pittsburgh Steelers (1966) Abe Martin (RB) Cleveland (1924) Denver Broncos (1963) Chicago Cardinals (1932) Detroit Lions (1925 Fabray Collins (LB) Chicago Bears (1925) Ernie Wheelwright (RB) Minnesota Vikings (1987) Carl Mauck (C) New York Giants (1964-65) Baltimore Colts (1969) Sebron Spivey (WR) Atlanta Falcons (1966-67) John Harper (LB) Miami Dolphins (1970) Dallas Cowboys (1987) New Orleans Saints (1967-70) Atlanta Falcons (1983) San Diego Chargers (1971-74) Houston Oilers (1975-81) Bill Story (OT) Adrian White (DB) Jim Hart (QB) Kansas City Chiefs (1975) New York Giants (1987-91) St. Louis Cardinals (1966-83) Marion Rushing (LB) Green Bay Packers (1992) Washington Redskins (1984) Chicago Bears (1959) New England Patriots (1993) St.
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