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Valdosta State University Football 2003 FS Wesley Brown tin DM, hi LAZERS Bazemore-Hyder Stadium. Media, PRESS BOX: Cleveland Field and VALDOSTA STATE Bazemore-Hyder Stadium, the football coach’s show filmers and tape delay home of Valdosta States Blazers, is television work from a deck (power SPORTS OUTLETS topped on the south side by a two-level provided) located at the top of the stands Greg Mcllvain College Writer on the North side of the stadium. Media press box with adequate seating on the Valdosta Daily Times Macon Telegraph Sports lower level for about 12 writers. can also film from either sideline (goal P.O. Box 968 P.O. Box 4167 Macon, GA 31213 Broadcasters, VSU coaches and visiting line to the 25-yard-line). Valdosta, GA 31698 229-244-1880 478-744-4302 coaches use the upper level which is accessible only by ladder type steps. SCOUTS: Requests for scouting Matt Stewart Sports Editor credentials should be made directly to Valdosta Daily Times Times-Enterprise Sports P.O. Box 968 P.O. Box 650 Standard services Steve Roberts, SID, early during the PRESS BOX SERVICES: Valdosta, GA 31698 Thomasville, GA 31792 week of the game to be scouted. are provided for media personnel — flip 229-244-1880 229-226-2400 cards, cumulative statistics, media guides, Christian Malone Wayne Grandy programs, play-by-play accounts at the OFFICES: Offices of all football coaches Valdosta Daily Times Observer Sports are located in the old gymnasium, which conclusion of each quarter, abbreviated P.O. Box 968 P.O. Box 889 statistics at halftime and complete final also houses the football fieldhouse. Valdosta,GA 31698 Moultrie, GA 31768 229-244-1880 229-985-4545 statistics as soon as possible at the end of Other athletic offices, including the sports information and ticket offices, are the game. Ample telephone service is Bill Roberts Tom Mark available. Soft drinks and a snack will be located in the physical education Valdosta Daily Times Gazette Sports P.O. Box 968 P.O. Box 708 served. co m p lex. Valdosta, GA 31698 Tifton,GA 31794 229-244-1880 229-382-4321 MEDIA CREDENTIALS: Contact Steve CREDITS: Editor and Writer: Steve Roberts, SID, for press passes as far in Roberts; Design & Printing: Colson Dick Rockey Daniel Shirley 807 Mill Pond Road Herald Sports advance as possible. Passes will be Printing Company, Valdosta, GA Valdosta, GA 31602 P.O. Box 48 mailed if time permits. If not, they will 229-247-7669 Albany, GA 31703 be left at the Will Call table at the Sports Information Mailing Address: 229-888-9305 Mike DiRocco southeast comer of Cleveland Field. The Steve Roberts FTU Sports Sports Editor Sports Information Director passes will be at the W ill Call table two P.O. Box 1949-F Waycross Journal Herald hours before kickoff. Athletic Department Jacksonville, FL 32231 P.O. Box 219 Valdosta State University 904-359-4246 Waycross, GA 31501 912-283-2244 Valdosta, GA 31698 MEDIA PARKING: Parking for the media is Alex Abrams available in a lot adjacent the southeast FTU Sports L ee Gordon P.O. Box 1949-F WCTV-TV Sports gate at Cleveland Field. The media PHOTO CREDITS Jacksonville, FL 32231 P.O. Box 3048 Many thanks to Valdosta Daily Times credential serves as the parking pass. 904-359-4246 Tallahassee, FL 32303 photographers Paul Leavy and Mike 850-893-2126 RADIO I Valdosta State has a radio booth Tanner, and free lance photographers Earnest Reese Atlanta J-C Sports Kevin McDermott for the originating station for the Blazer Jack Hartley and Bill Malone of Valdosta P.O. Box 4689 WALB-TV Sports Football network. A modular plug phone for their time and talent which produced Atlanta, GA 30302 P.O. Box 3130 line is provided the official broadcast the photos in this media guide. 404-526-5794 Albany, GA 31708 229-446-4042 team of the opponent for each game. Sports Editor The visiting radio crew should obtain The Spectator Robert Hydrick permission and credentials in advance Valdosta State University WALB-TV Sports Valdosta, GA 31698 P.O. Box 3130 from Steve Roberts, SID. Gulf South 229-333-5685 Albany, GA 31708 Conference opponents are provided the 229-446-4043 phone line at no charge. Other Frank Bamas Communication Arts Tom Odom opponents are charged a $50 fee. The Valdosta State University P.O. Box 2736 visiting radio phone number as well as a Valdosta, GA 31698 Valdosta, GA 31604 trouble number will be given on request. 229-333-7156 Sports Director FILM ! Valdosta State and opponents’ team WWRQ filmer(s) work from the upper level of the P.O. Box 1327 pressbox above the South stands at Valdosta, GA 31603 229-244-8642 VaMasta State laiversitj.. .General lefarmatlan FOOTBALL CONTACTS CONTENTS ATHLETIC STAFF Telephone (Area Code 229) Athletic & Football S ta ffs..........................................1 POSITION/NAME OFFICE HOME Valdosta State University, VSU President .... 2-3 Chris Hatcher; Faculty Athletic Representative Athletic Director........................................................... 4 Head Coach Bobby Tucker.......................... ....... 333-7161 794-3649 Head Coach................................................................ 6-7 Athletic Director Assistant Coaches................................................... 8-10 Herb Reinhard........................ ....... 333-5890 241-8504 Secretary: Debbie Wisenbaker....... ....... 333-5890 NA Strength and Conditioning Complex.....................11 Secretary: Mary Frances Hightower ........ 333-5890 NA Blazer Pride, Football Support Staff.....................12 Athletic Advancement Director Office: (229) 333-5970 Outlook....................................................................14-16 Lynne Sourwine-Capece......... ....... 333-5890 NA email: [email protected] Players...................................................................... 17-25 Athletic Development Director Signees...........................................................................26 Bill England5 ............................ ....... 333-5890 242-7413 Raseball Sports Medicine.......................................................... 27 Tommy Thomas...................... ....... 259-5562 245-0303 Gulf South Conference.....................................28-29 Steve Roberts, Assistant: Shannon Jemigan........... ....... 259-5563 241-7168 SID R osters....................................................................30-31 Rasketball (Men) Bazemore-Hyder Stadium....................................... 32 Jim Yarbrough........................ ....... 333-5893 563-2915 Assistant: Todd Sheppard............... ....... 333-5004 219-7867 O pponents.............................................................34-39 Basketball (Women) 2002 In Review..................................................... 40-46 Kiley Mill ................................ ....... 333-5890 563-2910 Records....................................................................48-53 Office: (229) 333-5903 Assistant: Jennifer Head................. ....... 333-5890 671-1519 Home: (229) 244-6560 Lettermen...............................................................54-56 Cheerleading Coordinator email: [email protected] VSU P ros......................................................................57 Linda Reinhard...................... ....... 333-5890 241-8504 Cheerleading Coach VSU All-Americas.................................................58-59 Dante Tennant........................ ....... 333-5890 NA Hah of F a m e ...............................................................59 Cross Country Herb Reinhard, Harlon Hill....................................................................60 Athletic Director Johnny Lancaster..................... ....... 333-5890 247-7246 Composite Schedule................ Inside Back Cover Dance Team Coordinator Karen Cook............................ ....... 247-8943 NA FOOTBALL STAFF Football Chris Hatcher........................ ....... 333-5844 NA Head C o a ch ......................................Chris Hatcher Secretary: Debi Frocks ................. ....... 333-5970 NA Alma Mater............................ Valdosta State 1995 Office: (229) 333-5890 G olf Collegiate R ecord ............................ 36-4, 3 years Home: (229) 241-8504 Jared Purvis............................ ....... 333-5890 563-0894 Record at VSU................................................... same email: [email protected] M aintenance, Travel Office P h o n e.....................................229-333-5970 Mickey Woods........................ ....... 333-5890 253-9130 Website: Best Time To Call..................................... Mornings Softball http://www.valdosta.edu/athletics Assistant Coaches Kendra McDaniel................... ....... 333-5890 630-6505 FAX: (229) 333-5972 Assistant Head Coach, Offensive L in e .............. Sports Information QUICK FACTS ...........................................................Shawn Bostick Steve Roberts.......................... ....... 333-5903 244-6560 Location....................... ....................... Valdosta, Ga. Offensive Coordinator, R eceivers....................... Strength ir Conditioning Michael Doscher..................... ....... 333-5844 253-9292 Enrollment.................. .....................................10,500 ................................................................David Dean Tennis Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers................... President..................... .... Dr. Ronald M. Zaccari John Hansen .......................... ....... 333-5890 244-4790 ...............................................................Ashley Anders Athletic Director .. .....................Herb
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