2007 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

has walked the line of for more than 45 years. His steely eyes have witnessed four four national championships, two two Super Bowls and now the growth of Atlantic football. Mark Myers CFL

Lawrence Gordon CFL Chris Laskowski NFL Europe

Quentin Swain NFL Europe The Owls took to the field Aug. 29, 2000, with 164 players in attendance for the program's first practice.

Players and coaches rushed the field following the overtime victory, 35-28, over a perennial bowl contender, Hawaii, Sept. 4, 2004. Thunderstorms loomed Sept. 22, 2005, when FAU hosted its first-ever game. Possible New Innovation Village

FAU is reviewing the concept of developing an “innovation village” on its Boca Raton campus that would include an on-campus, open-air . The village would also include residence halls, retail stores, a hotel and restaurants. This will be a rallying point for all students, fans and alumni.

Jarrid Smith Cergile Sincere n Village FAU DANCE TEAM In 2001, the team was ranked no. 10 nationally. In 2005, the team placed second in the nation in Open Dance at the National Dance Association competition in Daytona Beach, FL.

FAU FAU CHEER MARCHING TEAM BAND The squad boasts Florida Atlantic's marching band a 1999 Pairs National took the field in 2001, with the Championship. FAU inaugural football team. For finished second at the 2006, the band boasted a new NCAA 2001 and 2003 look and a new energy. competitions.

FAU OWLS Florida Atlantic University's Boca Raton campus was designated a burrowing owl sanctuary in 1971 by the Audubon Society. The bird found a safe home away from predators on the campus, which was once a U.S. Army Airfield during World War II. The feisty bird, traditionally associated with wisdom and determination, serves as the University's mascot. 2003 Semifinal game kickoff Lockhart Stadium, which seats just more than 20,000, became Florida Atlantic University's home field in 2003, and what a home season it was. The year began with Valdosta State and ended when the Owls hosted the NCAA Division I-AA National Semifinal Game before an ESPN audience.

Directions to the stadium: Take I-95 to Commercial Blvd. Go less than a mile, turn right on NW 12th Ave. (Oriole Blvd.). Stadium is on the left. The

FAU vs. FIU, NOV. 24, 2006 Dolphin Stadium The “Shula Bowl”, named for legendary coach , is the annual game between South Florida and Sun Belt Conference rivals Florida Atlantic and Florida International. The site of the Shula Bowl alternates between Dolphin Stadium and FIU Stadium (This year, the game will be played at the as FIU Stadium is undergoing renovation). While Don Shula’s name is synonymous with professional football in South Florida, he also has an impact on these two collegiate programs. FAU served as Shula’s with the Dolphins for two appearances and during the only perfect season in NFL history. Former Florida International Head Coach was a Dolphin under Shula. The Owls lead the all-time series, 4-1. Florida Atlantic is the only program that will play in Dolphin Stadium, the Orange Bowl and “The Swamp” this season.

CEREMONIAL The “Ceremonial Settee,” SETTEE which is sponsored by the Florida Atlantic University Student Alumni Association and Hooters, has become a fixture at FAU home football games.

During each home game, three lucky student fans, who demonstrate undying, unquenchable and unadulterated Owl football energy get an incredible seat upgrade from their bleacher seats down to the field on the “Ceremonial Settee.” They receive food, t-shirts and a fantastic view of the football game. FAU RadioNetwork FAU RadioNetwork Schnellenber Show featuring CoachHoward “The FAU SportsPage Coaches LaMon One, ESPNand ABCSports. Miami, SunSportsTV, Westwood affiliations withClearChannel inception in2001.He holds games since the program’s O’Connor joined inthe radio boothbyFred by-play announcer and willbe Dave LaM FA will alsoonce againbeairing the Affiliate station, WPSL1590AM, the James CrystalGroup. Lauderdale, and isamember of WMEN 640AMislocatedinFort flagship station of F begin itssecond seasonasthe 2007 season.WMEN640AMwill every football game during the (FAU) Radio Network willcarry The Florida Atlantic University Coaches Show featuring Coach season, “The FAU SportsPage evenin U football broadcasts. t willalsobeh g d PLAYER PROFILE . LaM on urin t servesasthe play- g g the football er on .” EveryM t hascalledF A osting U Athletics. on d ay AU Fan broad Howard Schnellenberger” is 30-plus yearsasafootball coach un from the program’s inception O’Connor wasacoachatFAU the Owls. previ the previous week’saction and Schnellenberger willbreak down Each week,Daveand Coach e-mail questions tothe coach. Dave Lamont til 2005.Overall, O’Connor has s are en ew upcoming opponents for cast liveonWMEN640AM. cour aged tocallinor be heard at All football br 1590 AM. through Port St.Lucie onWPSL and from the Treasure Coast Treasure CoastonWMEN640AM All games canbeh levels on boththe NFLand collegiate n Steve Walsh orth Mi . ami-Dad ausports.com www.f oad e County tothe casts canalso ear d fr om . against NorthernColorado. color commentaryduringthegame President FrankT. Brogan provided Fred O’Connor TABLE OF CONTENTS Quick Facts

Important Dates/Quick Facts ...... 1 GENERAL INFORMATION Media Information ...... 2-4 School Name ...... Florida Atlantic University Location ...... Boca Raton, FL Coaches’ Bios and Football Staff ...... 5-23 Founded ...... 1961 Enrollment ...... 26,000 Founders...... 24 Nickname...... Owls Rosters ...... 26-29 Colors ...... Blue and Red Home Stadium ...... Lockhart Stadium Pronunciation Guide ...... 30 ...... Dolphin Stadium Capacity ...... 20,500 (LS) Depth Chart...... 31 ...... 70,000 (DS) Player’s Bios ...... 32-92 Surface...... Natural Grass First Year of Football ...... 2001 Opponents...... 105 National Affiliation ...... NCAA I-A Basic Offense ...... Pro Set Composite Schedule ...... 106 Basic Defense ...... 4-3 2006 In Review ...... 108-119 Conference ...... Sun Belt President ...... Frank T. Brogan (FAU ’81) 2006 Statistics ...... 120-129 Athletic Director...... Craig Angelos (BYU ’87) History ...... 132-168 Department Phone ...... 561-297-3710 MEDIA INFORMATION University Information ...... 169-198 SID...... Katrina McCormack Office Phone ...... 561.297.3163 Cell Phone ...... 561.251.5588 FAU FUTURE FOOTBALL SCHEDULES E-mail ...... [email protected] Fax Number ...... 561.297.3963 Web Site ...... fausports.com 2008 2009 2010 2011 Press Box Phone...... 561.251.5588 @Michigan State @Nebraska Michigan State @Florida Mailing Address ...... 777 Glades Rd. @Minnesota Louisiana-Monroe @USF @Michigan State Tom Oxley Center @Louisiana-Monroe @Troy @Louisiana-Monroe Boca Raton, FL 33431 Troy Western Kentucky Troy 2013 Overnight Address ...... Same Western Kentucky @Lafayette @Western Kentucky @USF COACHING STAFF Louisiana-Lafayette Middle Tennessee Louisiana-Lafayette Head Coach ...... Howard Schnellenberger Alma Mater ...... Kentucky ’56 @Middle Tennessee @North Texas Middle Tennessee 2006 Record ...... 5-7 North Texas Arkansas State North Texas 2006 Conference Record ...... 4-3 Arkansas State @Florida @Arkansas State Record at FAU ...... 33-37 Florida International International Florida International Years as a Collegiate Head Coach ...... 22 Overall Record ...... 133-114-3 Bowl Record ...... 4-0 Office Phone ...... 561.297.1042 ASSISTANT COACHES Assistant Head Coach/LB . . . . Kurt VanValkenburgh Offensive Coordinator ...... Gary Nord ...... Kirk Hoza Tight Ends ...... Joe Corozza Receivers ...... Darryl Jackson Defensive Tackles ...... Eli Rasheed IMPORTANT DATES Running Backs ...... David Serna July 23-24 ...... Sun Belt Press Conference Defensive Ends ...... Johnny Frost Offensive Line ...... Dale Williams July 29-30 ...... 200 ...... State Writers’ Meeting7 Graduate Assistants ...... Peter Moore Aug 8 ...... Players Report ...... Nick Seta Aug 9 ...... All-Players One Practice SUPPORT STAFF A thletic Trainer ...... John Burnside Aug 14 ...... First Day Full Pads One Practice Equipment ...... Mike Short Aug 15 ...... First Three-A-Day Operations ...... Sean Todd Tickets ...... Shelley Binegar Aug 18 ...... Fanfest Video ...... Steve Cutcher Aug 22 ...... Last Three-A-Day TEAM INFORMATION Aug 25 ...... Classes Begin LETTERWINNERS RETURNING Offense...... 21 Sep. 1 ...... First GameMiddle Tennessee Defense ...... 28 Specialty ...... 2 Total...... 51 LETTERWINNERS LOST CREDITS Offense ...... 4 1 Defense ...... 4 This media guide is a collaborative effort. Written by Katrina McCormack, Assistant AD for Media Relations, Specialty ...... 1 assisted by Dawn Elston, Mike Boseak, Alan Barr and Justin Johnson. Graphic Design by Laurie Donahue, FAU Creative Services Department. Photography by Mardie Banks, Bill Plate and Paul Maserjian, FAU’s STARTERS RETURNING Photography Department. Photos also by Gil Hofmann, J.C. Ridley, Paul Chapman, Bill Ryan, Peter Lorber, Offense ...... 9 Barbara McCormick, Todd Drexler, Jim Wilson, Gus Botta, Robin Sherman and Ralph Notaro. Printing by Defense ...... 10 Tennant Printing. Specialty ...... 2 CREDENTIALS INTERVIEWS FILING REPORTS M edia credentials are issued to members of F or interviews with Coach Schnellenberger, (PRINT MEDIA) the working media only. Working space in members of the staff and players during All members of the print media will have the press box is assigned on a first-come, the season, contact the Athletic Media access to a phone line in the press box to first-served basis, with the circulation size Relations Office. Requested players will be file reports after the game and in the media MEDIA taken into consideration. Please call in made available following prior approval by room prior to or post practice. advance to allow phone lines to be the coaches. Each Tuesday practice will COACHES assigned. There is no charge for parking begin a new week; players pre-requested PHONE INTERVIEWS PLAYERS with a parking pass. Requests for will be available at 2:00 p.m. Coach Contact the Athletic Media Relations Office OPPONENTS credentials and parking passes should be Schnellenberger will host a weekly press made in writing to: conference at 2:00 p.m. each Wednesday to arrange phone interviews with coaches REVIEW during the season. The Athletic Media and players. All interviews will be arranged HISTORY Athletic Media Relations Office Relations Office will attempt to arrange according to players’ class, study and practice schedules. Players will be asked FAU Florida Atlantic University a teleconference with the upcoming 777 Glades Road opponent at 2:30 p.m., Wednesday. The Sun to return all phone calls. The Athletic Media Boca Raton, FL 33431 Belt conference call will be 11:30 a.m. EST. Relations Office will not release players’ each Monday. Coach Schnellenberger will be telephone numbers. Requests can be also be faxed unavailable on Thursdays. However, to 561.297.3963 or e-mailed to Associate Head Coach Kurt Van Valkenburgh FAU ON THE WEB [email protected]. or either coordinator can be available. No All team information may be accessed Members of the media may pick up player interviews may be conducted on by connecting to the Florida Atlantic credentials at the Athletic Media Relations Friday. University Official Athletics Web site Office the Friday before each home game or, at www.fausports.com. Team statistics, if necessary, at the Will Call window. The POST-GAME roster, schedule and results can be press box is located on the south side of INTERVIEWS accessed using this site. The game may the stadium. Coach Schnellenberger will be available in also be followed via an audio link and via a the interview area located on the north text link. Streaming video is also an option PHOTOGRAPHERS side of the stadium. Credentialed media are for home games without television. Per NCAA guidelines, still photographers welcome. FAU’s locker room is closed. The SUN BELT and videographers are allowed to shoot interview policy for opponents will be set OPPORTUNITIES from either sideline and the endzone. and announced by the opponent SID. FAU Coach Schnellenberger will take part in the Photographers are not permitted in the will assist in any way possible. weekly Sun Belt Teleconference. Please call team area between the 30-yard lines. Any the Media Relations office 561.297.3163 photographer seen in the team area will be PRACTICE for media information, time and number. escorted from the field. Photographers will As a general rule, all FAU practices are open It is also an opportunity to keep abreast be asked to sign on agreement prior to to the public as well as the media. of conference information, the player of shooting. Reporters are asked to remain on the the week honoree and injury information. outside sidelines and not to talk to players Electronic media will also be provided with MEDIA SERVICES or coaches during practice. There may be satellite coordinates for weekly feeds. Lockhart Stadium’s media entrance is instances, however, when all or part of located in the center on the south side of practice is closed. Please contact the FAU the stadium. It opens 60 minutes prior to Athletic Media Relations Office in advance if game time. Programs, media guides and planning to attend a practice session. game notes are available before the game, Interviews may be conducted with the and complete statistical packages are players and coaches following practice. distributed in the press box. Drinks, Television crews are permitted to film at telephones and a fax also are available. practice provided they adhere to certain guidelines. Video access is available during fundamental and individual drills only, with PHONE LINES no filming during team work, including pass Phone lines can be ordered by calling skeleton. Tripods are not permitted on the Sharon Raysor at BellSouth at practice field. At all times, filming is at the 800.625.8879, ext. 5316. Please call the discretion of FAU. FAU Athletic Media Relations Office for booth assignments prior to calling

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ATHLETIC MEDIA RELATIONS Phone: 561.297.3163 Fax: 561.297.3499 Katrina McCormack Dawn Elston Mike Boseak Web Site: www.fausports.com Assistant AD/Media Assistant Director Assistant Director Press Box: 561.251.5588 Relations Media Relations Media Relations Football Contact [email protected] [email protected] ATHLETIC MEDIA [email protected] RELATIONS OVERNIGHT SHIPPING ADDRESS Florida Atlantic University Tom Oxley Center, Room 235 777 Glades Road Boca Raton, FL 33431

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Howard Schnellenberger DIRECTOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS • HEAD COACH

MEDIA two games for FAU to have its Belt record and were in the currently have, or have had COACHES first upset, defeating the No. 22 hunt for the Sun Belt title deep similar roles in the NFL. Three PLAYERS ranked team in the country, 31- into the season. The jump from of his former assistants were a preseason eighth place finish OPPONENTS 28. Following three seasons, on the staff of the Dallas FAU holds the record for the to third in the Sun Belt was not Cowboys during their rise to REVIEW fastest start-up program to earn as drastic as the prediction of consecutive Super Bowl titles. HISTORY AT FLORIDA a Division I-A victory, and is the finishing last in the country to FAU ATLANTIC fastest program to reach the defeating the last team in the BOWL GAMES Division I-AA playoffs. country 31-0. Schnellenberger has resurrected Schnellenberger’s Miami teams Schnellenberger was named the two programs from virtual defeated Virginia Tech and Sports Network South Coach of extinction. He joined the FAU FOR THE Nebraska in the Peach Bowl and the Year following the 2003 staff May 1, 1998, with an NATIONAL TITLE Orange Bowl, respectively. At unheard-of opportunity: build a season. The 2004 season was Howard Schnellenberger has Louisville, he led the Cardinals collegiate football team from more of the same. The Owls been part of four collegiate to wins over Alabama (34-7) in scratch. Since then, he raised stormed into Hawaii, with a national championships. His the and over more than $15 million and hurricane hitting Florida’s 1983 won that Michigan State (18-7) in the hosted an FAU football coastline at game time, and school’s first title, defeating Liberty Bowl. Overall, he has television show, a weekly radio handed the Warriors their only Nebraska in the 50th been part of nine bowl games. show and has been a regular at home-field loss in 2004, Anniversary Orange Bowl. He luncheons and gatherings. In defeating a bowl participant in was offensive coordinator for January of 1999 the Board of just the 36th game of the AT MIAMI Paul “Bear” Bryant at Alabama, Regents approved FAU adding program’s existence. Proving it Schnellenberger took over the when the Crimson Tide won football. Twenty-five recruits was not a fluke, the team Miami program that was near championships in 1961, 1964 signed in his first FAU class. defeated perennial Sun Belt extinction in 1979. He and 1965. He is one of a dozen Since that time each recruiting power North Texas the next installed the pro-style attack active collegiate head coaches class is better than the last, week. FAU then rattled off five- with quarterback Jim Kelly and who have won a national title. each schedule is more difficult consecutive road victories to led Miami to an Orange Bowl than the last and each enter the 2004 home schedule bid and the national milestone is one step closer to 5-0. The Owls finished their first IN THE NFL championship four years later. the program’s first bowl transitional season 9-3, and bid Schnellenberger has been part His teams lost only two home appearance. farewell to the senior class with of seven NFL playoff teams and games in five years while a third consecutive “Shula two Super Bowl championship laying the groundwork for a When the team took to the field Bowl” victory over FIU. 2005 staffs. He helped the 1972 program that went on to win for its first practice, Aug. 12, was the first full season of to the NFL’s three more national titles. 2000, 164 players were dressed. Division I-A play, facing Kansas, only undefeated (17-0) season. FAU played its first scrimmage AT LOUISVILLE Oklahoma State at home, Schnellenberger has recruited Sept. 23, 2000, and took to the Minnesota and Louisville, along and/or coached such current A native of Louisville, field Sept. 1, 2001. It only took with a full Sun Belt schedule. and former pros as Schnellenberger returned in The young squad put Jim Kelly, Bernie 1985 to build a college football together several Kosar, , contender for the first time outstanding performances Browning Nagle, and Jeff ever. His top team finished 10- sending Kansas into the Brohm, and stars such as 1-1 and defeated Alabama in locker room with a 9-7 , Brian and the Fiesta Bowl, the highlight of lead, Oklahoma State with , offensive the most successful decade in U a 13-3 margin at the half, tackles Bruce Armstrong and of L football history. His teams and Louisville, who entered Jerry Crafts, fullback Carwell earned 90 percent of the the game ranked no. 14 at Gardner, Earnest school’s all-time TV game time, with a 10-point Givins, defensive end Joe appearances, its top bowl bid cushion, 20-10. Florida Johnson, a first-round draft ever, helped increase Atlantic began 2006 picked pick for the New Orleans attendance by nearly 40

COACHES as the second worst team Saints, defensive Ted percent, an average over the in the country. With this as Washington, cornerback Ray past six years of more than 6 a motivation, the Owls Buchanan and defensive tackle 1,000 above stadium capacity. used what Schnellenberger Mike Flores. Schnellenberger’s The Schnellenberger Era calls advanced training, its former offensive coordinator, generated support for the non-conference schedule, Gary Stevens, and defensive university’s 42,000-seat, on- to finish with a 4-3 Sun campus stadium. His teams At Louisville in 2005 with a long-time fan. coordinator ,

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 played a coast-to-cost schedule against the top conferences in the nation and produced victories over such teams as Texas (1), Alabama (1), Michigan State (1), North Carolina (1), Virginia (1), NC State (1), West Virginia (1), Boston College (1), Arizona State (2), and Pittsburgh (4).

PERSONAL Howard Schnellenberger learned his football tactics as a player for “Bear” Bryant and Blanton Collier at the University of Kentucky. He served as an assistant to Bryant at Alabama, moved on to pro ball as an assistant to George Allen (Rams) and Don Shula (Dolphins). He was head coach of the Baltimore Colts from 1973 to 74. He and his wife, Beverlee, have three sons: Stephen, Stuart and Tim. Stuart was a /center on his father’s 1983 national championship team. Grandchildren are Teather Ann, a former Miami Dolphins cheerleader, and Joey and Marcus.

SCHNELLENBERGER FILE COACHING EXPERIENCE Back Row - Coach Schnellenberger, son Tim, Coach Schnellenberger with wife Beverlee 1999-pres. Head Coach, Florida Atlantic University Front Row - Sons Stuart and Stephen 1995 Head Coach, Oklahoma University 1985-94 Head Coach, University of Louisville 1979-84 Head Coach, 1975-79 Asst. Coach, Miami Dolphins 1973-74 Head Coach, Baltimore Colts 1970-72 Asst. Coach, Miami Dolphins 1966-69 Asst. Coach, 1961-65 Asst. Coach, University of Alabama 1959-60 Asst. Coach, University of Kentucky

CAREER NOTES AND HIGHLIGHTS Years as Collegiate Coach: 22 Collegiate Record: 133-114-3 (.538) At Miami: 41-16 (.719) At Louisville: 54-56-2 (.491) At Oklahoma: 5-5-1 (.500) At Florida Atlantic: 33-37 (.471)

BOWL RECORD: 4-0 1980 Peach Bowl, beat Virginia Tech 20-10 1983 Orange Bowl, beat Nebraska 31-30 Coach Schnellenberger with President George Bush and Louisville team 1990 Fiesta Bowl, beat Alabama 34-7 1993 Liberty Bowl, beat Michigan State 18-7

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President Brogan, prominent attorney Willie Gary and Athletic Director Craig Angelos address team.

Coach Schnellenberger with Don Shula YEAR-BY-YEAR COLLEGIATE Sam Madison CB Miami Dolphins HEAD COACHING RECORD Mark Sander LB Miami Dolphins YEARSCHOOL W L T PCT QB Miami Dolphins 1979 Miami 5 6 0 .454 1980 Miami 9 3 0 .750 1st Round (1) 1981 Miami 9 2 0 .818 Scott Nicolas LB Miami Dolphins 1982 Miami 7 4 0 .636 Cleveland Browns MEDIA 1983 Miami 11 1 0 .916 Darrell Fullerton DB COACHES 1985 Louisville 2 9 0 .182 1986 Louisville 3 8 0 .272 Ronnie Lippett DB PLAYERS 1987 Louisville 3 7 1 .318 Fred Marion DB New England Patriots OPPONENTS 1988 Louisville 8 3 0 .727 Bruce Armstrong OL New England Patriots Lester Williams DL New England Patriots REVIEW 1989 Louisville 6 5 0 .545 1990 Louisville 10 1 1 .875 1st Round (27) HISTORY John Bock, Miami Dolphins TE 1991 Louisville 2 9 0 .182 Joe Johnson DE FAU 1992 Louisville 5 6 0 .455 1st Round (13) 1993 Louisville 9 3 0 .750 Players recruited by Howard Schnellen- WR New Orleans Saints 1994 Louisville 6 5 0 .545 berger and his assistants while at the 1995 Oklahoma 5 5 1 .500 University of Miami, the University of Ralph Dawkins RB New Orleans Saints 2001 Florida Atlantic 4 6 0 .400 Louisville and FAU who were on NFL Jim Hanna DT New Orleans Saints Joe Kohlbrand DE New Orleans Saints 2002 Florida Atlantic 2 9 0 .222 rosters for at least one season 2003 Florida Atlantic 11 3 0 .786 DB New Orleans Saints 2004 Florida Atlantic 9 3 0 .750 DT Carwell Gardner RB 1st Round (9) 2005 Florida Atlantic 2 9 0 .544 Jerry Crafts OL Buffalo Bills Mike Flores DE Philadelphia Eagles 2006 Florida Atlantic 5 7 0 .417 Robert "Speedy” Neal RB Buffalo Bills David Ackers PK Philadelphia Eagles Total 22 Seasons 133 114 3 .538 Eddie Brown WR Matt Patchan OT Philadelphia Eagles 1st Round (13) DE Philadelphia Eagles SCHNELLENBERGER Rocky Belk WR Cleveland Browns Dallas Cowboys Scott Nicolas LB Cleveland Browns YEAR-BY-YEAR PRO- PK Philadelphia Eagles Gregg Rakoczy OC Cleveland Browns HEAD COACHING RECORD Warren Williams RB Vinnie Testaverde QB Cleveland Browns Tony Chickillo DT San Diego Chargers YEARSCHOOL W L T PCT New York Jets 1973 Baltimore 4 10 0 .286 Fred Robinson DE San Diego Chargers Tampa Bay Buccaneers John Turner DB San Diego Chargers 1974 Baltimor e 0 3 0 .000 1st Round (1) Kevin Fagan DT Total 2 Seasons 4 13 0 .235 Alan Campos LB Dallas Cowboys Tom Cavallo LB San Francisco 49ers Willie Lee Broughton DE Dallas Cowboys PK San Francisco 49ers Los Angeles Raiders QB San Diego Chargers Schnellenberger and Joey Smith DB/WR RB Dallas Cowboys WR the Pros… 1st Round (3) Julio Cortes DE Seattle Seahawks Selection of recruits, style of play and practice Houston Oilers John McVeigh DE Seattle Seahawks regimes have helped more than 70 players Michael Irvin WR Dallas Cowboys David Heffernan OL Tampa Bay Buccaneers recruited by Coach Schnellenberger’s staff to 1st Round (11) Tyrrus McCloud LB TE Dallas Cowboys play in the NFL. LB Tampa Bay Buccaneers Los Angeles Rams • Ten players recruited by Coach LB Dallas Cowboys Keith Griffin RB Washington Redskins Schnellenberger’s staffs were first selections DB Jaime Asher TE Washington Redskins of their pro teams. Browning Nagel QB Atlanta Falcons Roman Olsen OL New York Giants 2nd Round (1) Terry Rice Lockett LB Los Angeles Raiders • At least one player who was recruited or New York Jets coached by Coach Schnellenberger has played Melvin Bratton RB FREE AGENT SIGNEES FROM FLORIDA ATLANTIC in the last 12 Super Bowls. Mark Cooper OT Denver Broncos Brian Pare LS Ted Washington DT Denver Broncos • Brian Pare became FAU’s first to sign a pro Chris Laskowski LB Indianapolis Colts 1st Round (25) Kevin Fischer OL Tampa Bay Buccaneers contract, 2004. San Francisco 49ers Jared Allen QB Tampa Bay Buccaneers • Chris Laskowski and Jared Allen joined the Bennie Blades DB Detroit Lions Willie Hughley DB Cleveland Browns Leon Evans DE Detroit Lions professional ranks in 2005. Don Bailey OC Indianapolis Colts • Lawrence Gordon played in the CFL in 2006 RB Indianapolis Colts and 2007. Danny Miller PK Indianapolis Colts Washington Redskins • Mark Myers played in the CFL in 2007. New England Patriots COACHES Bubba McDowell DB Houston Oilers Aaron Bailey WR Indianapolis Colts 8 Resco Clark DB Indianapolis Colts Ray Buchanan DB Indianapolis Colts Deral Boykin DB Los Angeles Rams DB Miami Dolphins John Bock OL Miami Dolphins

Kurt Van Valkenburgh ASSISTANT HEAD COACH LINEBACKERS AND SPECIAL TEAMS

MEDIA COACHES PLAYERS 1981 University of Virginia OPPONENTS 1977-81 Colgate University REVIEW (Defensive Coordinator) HISTORY 1975-77 Union College FAU (Defensive Coordinator & Secondary Coach) COACHING 1974 SUNY Albany EXPERIENCE 1972-74 Mohawk High School, Has 30+ years of Mohawk, NY coaching experience. (Assistant Coach) 1998- Flori da Atlantic University (Assistant BOWL GAMES Head Coach) AS A COACH 1996 Purdue University 1994 Liberty Bowl (Louisville) (Defensive Secondary) 1991 Freedom Bowl 1995 University of Oklahoma (Maryland) 1983 Hall of Fame Bowl (Defensive Coordinator) 2005. Despite the program’s most difficult schedule to date (Vanderbilt) 1992-94 University of Louisville and the team’s youth, especially among the linebackers, the 1986-92 University of Maryland linebackers continue to champion the defense. Two of the 1982-85 Vanderbilt University COACHING team’s top-three tacklers at season’s end were linebackers. (Defensive Coordinator) ACCOMPLISHMENTS Newcomer Frantz Joseph also earned Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Week honors and was awarded the team’s AT FAU Ramon Rickards Memorial Bone Award at the 2006 banquet. Kurt Van Valkenburgh was among Van Valkenburgh also oversees the recruiting process as well the initial staff and has been as many of the day-to-day administrative duties. instrumental in the construction of the program. A linebacker has AT PURDUE led the squad five of the program’s six seasons in tackles. His defense established three defensive school records in The team’s season-ending MVPs the secondary and improved from 11th ranked pass defense have also been dedicated to the in the Big-10 to the top five. He coached the no. 2 and no. linebacker core. Chris Laskowski 3 ranked players in in the conference. He was the team’s MVP in 2002 and tutored a defensive back who set the school record for co-MVP in 2003, and Shomari passes broken up. Earls walked away with the honor in 2005. The 2003 special teams, AT OKLAHOMA a unit Van Valkenburgh also His defense ended the season ranked 9th against the rush focused upon, were credited with and 15th overall. one TD, allowed no scores from a punt or a kick-off, and zero AT LOUISVILLE blocked kicks or punts. The 2004 season was more of the same. He helped guide the team to a national ranking while Special teams scored one TD, playing one of the most difficult schedules in the forced a safety and blocked four country…defeated Michigan State in the Liberty Bowl. punts. Laskowski earned AT MARYLAND COACHES Defensive MVP honors while Earls garnered both the Defensive and Three of his linebackers were drafted in the NFL 10 Team MVP award in 2005. With (linebackers led the team in sacks for the first time in such accolades for the players, school history while leading the team in sacks for two honors for Van Valkenburgh were consecutive seasons). soon to follow. He was named the Top Assistant Coach by the All- Foundation in AT VANDERBILT At Vanderbilt, Leonard Coleman, first-round draft pick by the He helped to guide the team to its Indianapolis Colts. last bowl game, the Hall of Fame Bowl. One of his players, Leonard At Maryland, Sean Scott, drafted by Coleman, was selected in the first the Dallas Cowboys; O’Brien Alston, round of the NFL draft. Van drafted by the Indianapolis Colts; Valkenburgh was nominated for the Jack Bradford, drafted by the Southeastern Conference Assistant Washington Redskins. Coach of the Year. At Louisville, Sam Madison, drafted AT COLGATE by the Miami Dolphins; Rico Clark, drafted by the Indianapolis Colts; He led the team to a 10-1 record, Tyrus McCloud, drafted by the Baltimore the most victories in the school's Ravens. history. Paul Lawler led the nation in interceptions. At Oklahoma, Tyrone Peterson, drafted by the Baltimore Ravens. Coach Van Valkenburgh and Marilyn AT SUNY ALBANY

The team finished undefeated. NFL PLAYERS (ROUND PERSONAL INFORMATION DRAFTED) PLAYING CAREER Birth date: April 13, 1949 DB Paul Lawler (5th) Played three seasons as the Buffalo Bills Hometown: Schenectady, NY starting linebacker at Springfield College (Springfield, MA). DB Leonard Coleman (1st) Education: 1975 – M.S. in Education, SUNY Albany, Indianapolis Colts 1971 – B.S. in Physical Education, PROMINENT LB Sean Scott (7th) Springfield College PLAYERS COACHED Dallas Cowboys Marital Status: Wife, Marilyn LB O’Brien Alston (4th) At Colgate, Paul Lawler led the Indianapolis Colts Children: Heather, Brock and Melissa nation in interceptions, drafted by the Buffalo Bills. LB Jack Bradford (5th) Grandchildren: Dara (10), Washington Redskins Isabel (7), Hannah (6), Faith (4), Abigail DB Sam Madison (34th) (3) and Samuel (2) Miami Dolphins DB Rico Clark (4th) Indianapolis Colts LB T yrus McCloud (3rd) Baltimore Ravens LB Tyrone Peters (4th) Baltimore Ravens LB Chris Laskowski (Free Agent) Indianapolis Colts

11 OPPONENTS COACHES COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 12 COACHES 1999- experience. Has 20+years of coaching EXPERIENCE COACHING 1985-86 1987-89 1990-93 1994-95 1996-97 1998-99 Florid Coordinator) and Defensive Coach, JVHead Coach (V f Louisville Port CharlotteHS Secondary) (GA/Defensive U Recruiting Coordinator) (Defensive Coordinator/ U (H Whittier College Coordinator) Coordinator/Recruiting U Humbold Defensive Coordinator) tlantic Arkan University (A niversity of Redlan niversity o niversity (Defensive arsity Secondary ssistant Head Coach/ ead Coach) sas T a A t State ech ds FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 defense wasthe onlyteamto TD passing per 10th ininterceptions and 9thin defense, 16thinscoring defense, 15th nationally inrushing Owls finished the seasonranked in Division I-A.In2004,the defense ranked among the best season the season.The 2004and 2005 backs averaged 39.5tackleson d two game-saving, bythe of 17interceptions, including down conversions, and made use down conversions, 39%fourth- points agame, had37%third- points the Owls’defense scored 36 playoffs withthe Owls. In 2003, Coach Hoza r competitive seasons atF playoffs. Injustthree following the NCAADivision II staff inDecemberof 1999, Hoza joined Florida Atlantic’s A ACCOMPLISHMENTS COACHING 1988 1989 1990 1992 1999 POST-SEASON DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR Kirk Hoza efen T FAU sive backs. The d , held opponents to21.9 s were no different. Hoza's All-Star Gam Blue-Gray Coca-Cola Bowl NCAA Playoffs NCAA Playoffs NCAA Playoffs eturn cen tage. His ed tothe efensive e AU Athletes. th also servesasthe staffadvisorto 16th inpassdefense. CoachHoza defense. Nationally, the Owlswere thir margin and scoring defense and defense, second inturnover first inthe SunBeltinred zone The 2006defensive unit ranked program-hi and Corey Small recorded a record for interceptions with18 d backs especially among the defensive youth and the need for experience, defense tooktothe field with pr Sun Belt.Forthe firsttime inthe defensively ranked no. 3inthe efficiency defense. The Owlswere pass defense and 31stinpass Division I-Aplayranked no. 20in finished the firstyearof full “big brother” of the teamand the defensive squad remained the participant North Texas. In2005, Sun BeltChampion and bowl following weekagainst perennial following upwithavictory the over abowlparticipant by at home. FAU builtonthatfeat passing leader Timmy Chang aloss of Hawaii and all-time NCAA give the highly praised University OF REDLANDS AT THEUNIVERSITY secon His defense ranked firstinthe conference inturnovers forced and AT HUMBOLDT conference championships. 1994 and 1995.As seniors, histworecruiting classesbothwon squad ranked third inthe conference intotaldefense inboth A A parti in 1990,’91,’92and finished second in1993.Redlands also (1990, ’91and ’92).The teamwonthe conference championship Team ranked firstinthe conference inscoring and totaldefense efen s the head coachhe started16freshmen, nine defensively. The ogram’s young historythe 2006 e Fellowshipof Christian T WHITTIER d inpassdefense and total cipated inthe NCAAplayoffs inboth1990and 1992. . At season’send the sive backssetasch d intotal gh three inone game. efen se and scoring defense (1996). ool AT ARKANSAS TECH

Team held opponents to 22 points and 328 yards, down from 38+ points and 439 yards prior to his arrival. The 1998 squad broke the school record for sacks in a season. In 1999 the Tech defense ranked second in the Gulf South Conference in points allowed. The squad allowed 18 points per game and was ranked third in the nation in turnovers forced (40). The team won the Gulf South Conference for the first time in the program’s history and participated in the national playoffs (1999).

PLAYING CAREER

Played strong safety and outside Coach Hoza, Isaac, Mason and Sara linebacker at Slippery Rock University from 1982 to 84.

PROMINENT PLAYERS NFL PLAYERS (ROUND DRAFTED) COACHED CB Ray Buchanan (3rd) Indianapolis Colts

Redlands Gary Giammoni, All-SCIAC DB/WR Joey Smith (Free Agent) NY Giants (3 years), All-American, LB Chris Laskowski (Free Agent) 17 interceptions over Indianapolis Colts two-year period CB Wille Hughley (Free Agent) Cleveland Browns (’92-’93). DB Lawrence Gordon Hamilton Tiger Cats

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Birth date: August 23, 1962 Hometown: West Mifflin, PA Education: 1989 – M.B.A., University of Louisville 1985 – B.S. in Education, Slippery Rock University Marital Status: Wife, Sara Children: Isaac (13), Mason (9) 13 OPPONENTS COACHES COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 14 COACHES 1997-99 2000-03 2004 2005- experience Has 25+years of coaching EXPERIENCE COACHING 1995 1996 1981-84 1985-86 1987-88 1989-94 Oklahom Pittsbur Receivers) Quarterbacks) Coordinator/ UTEP (Offen UTEP Head Coach Florid Coordinator)(Offensive Florida Atlantic (Quarterbacks) Louisville (Tigh Backs) Louisville (Running Receivers) Louisville (Wide Quarterbacks) Coordinator/ Louisville (Offen Coordinator) a A gh (Wide a (Offen tlantic sive t Ends) sive sive FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 opened the season withanear or dump it and run ifneed be, readability toplaythe pro-style possessed the armstrength and athletic quarterback who but wasasenior. Embick, an QB following Allen’sdeparture, Embick emerged as the starting the starting quarterback. Danny NFL Europe’s championship as NFL combines and laterplayedin participate inthe Indianapolis the Hula Bowland wasinvitedto career. Allenrepresented FAU in system during hisfive-year player who hadmastered the native workwithJared Allen,a with the Owlssaw the Kentucky sched prepar better preseason asthe team and should translate into a fostered astrong spring season freshmen. The core unitwill two playerswho redshirted as Rusty Smithbothreturn asdo FAU in2004.SeanClaytonand the firsttime since coming to secon th have the luxuryof working with fourth seasonoverall. He will FAU’s offensive coordinator and Is entering histhird seasonas AT FAU D.J. W Perez, Jeff Seeton,Paul Smith, Merkens, Brian Natkin, Rocky Holloway, LeeMays, Trey Clemons Carpenter, Carey Clayton,Crance Glen Beard, Ricky Bishop, Jimmy COACHED ALL-WAC PLAYERS Brian Natkin (unanimous, 2000) COACHED ALL-AMERICANS 2000 1993 1991 A COACH BOWL GAMESAS OFFENSIVE COORDINATOR Gary Nord e same quarterbacks for the ule yet.Nord’s firstseason d-consecutive seasonfor es for itsmost diffi alker , AlanGray, Menson H Crucial.com Liberty Fiesta , Anwar White umanitarian cult only CoachSchn with the understanding of not audience. Nord came toFAU before aregionaltelevision off staterivalRiceEl Paso in injuri Despite being decimated by Monthly. Year byAmerican Football up for national Coachof the Award and one of four runners- national Coachof the Year semifinalists for FootballNews’ the Year and wasone of 10 was named the WAC Coachof first time in12seasons. N both top-25polls, alsofor the they alsoreceived votesfor Cruci only earned aspotinthe the season.The Miner’s not record of 40-9atthe end of Those teams hadacombined Boise State--allonthe road. Oklahom losses came atthe hands of total in12years. The four 8-4 record wasthe highest win the firsttime in44years. The Confer tied the Western Athletic posted an8-4record, which Min record. Hisfirstseasonas the where he tallied a14-34 University of Texas ElPaso, season served ashead coachfor four tutelage. have flourished under Nord’s is under cen more for Smith.No matter who that opened the door once was sidelined withaninjury younger counterpart until he Clayton out-performed his saw Smithstartthe firstgame, with aneck-and-neck race that 2006 season,Nord wrestled the field. At the startof the every aspectbothonand off honors. He alsoledthe teamin Sun BeltPlayerof the Week victory overKansas and earned Th AT UTEP e Louisville, KY, native er’s head coachthe squ al.com Humanitarian Bowl, es in2002,UTEPkn ence Championship for s (2000-2003)atthe a, Texas A&M,TCU and ter , quarterbacks ellenberger, ocked ord ad and Pittsburgh (1996). (1981-94), Oklahoma (1995) coaching stopsatLouisville in 1997afterprevious e collegi Nord has23yearsof passing efficiency defense. rated 19thinthe country in 36th intotalo 27th inpassing offense and nationally inscoring offense, 2000, the Miners ranked 22nd 1998 and 43rd in1999.In o from 97thnationally intotal coordinator, UTEPimproved With N contracts. have signed free agent draft, and ahandful of others Miners were selectedinthe coaching stint atUTEP, five two-deep. During hishead sophomor with 25freshmen and finished the 2001campaign fr but the process of building xperien ffen om the ground upafterhe se in1997to51st ate coaching or ce. He came toUTEP d asoffensive es listedonthe ffense . UTEP AT OKLAHOMA COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS Nord was the offensive coordinator at Oklahoma in 1995 under Three Miners were named to The Schnellenberger and the wide Sporting News' WAC All-Freshman Team in 2002 (RB Matt Austin, LB receivers coach at Pittsburgh in Thomas Howard, DL Chris Mineo). 1996 under Johnny Majors. UTEP had two Sporting News AT LOUISVILLE freshman All-Americans in 2001 (DB Nord was on staff at Louisville, Jahmal Fenner, LB Robert his alma mater, when the Cardinals Rodriguez). DB D.J. Walker was posted an 11-1 record in 1990, named All-WAC for the third and won the Fiesta Bowl. Louisville consecutive season in 2002. Led also won the Liberty Bowl in 1993. UTEP to its first-ever WAC title in In all, Nord recruited and/or 2000, and first conference worked with five future NFL players championship in 44 years, earning at Louisville: Browning Nagle WAC Coach of the Year honors. Nord (formerly with the Atlanta Falcons), was one of 10 semifinalists for Nicole, Coach Nord, Kathy, Colleen and Nathan quarterback Jeff Brohm (formerly Football News' national Coach of with the Denver Broncos), offensive the Year Award. He also directed lineman Bruce Armstrong (formerly the Miners to their first bowl bid in PERSONAL INFORMATION with the New England Patriots), 12 years. The Miners ranked 22nd Birth date: June 12, 1957 and wide receivers Ernest Givens nationally in scoring offense, 27th Hometown: Louisville, KY (formerly with the Tennessee in passing offense and 36th in total Oilers) and Mark Clayton (formerly offense. UTEP received votes in Education: 1979 – B.A. Liberal Arts, Louisville with the Miami Dolphins). both polls for the first time in 12 Marital Status: Wife, Kathy years. QB Rocky Perez was eighth in Children: Colleen (22), Nicole (19), Nathan (16) the nation in passing efficiency, WR Lee Mays was eighth in the country in receiving and TE Brian Natkin received national honors as well. A familiar figure on the Schnellenberger coaching staff, Nord reunited with the head coach after working on Schnellenberger’s staffs at Louisville and at Oklahoma. He served as the Cardinals offensive coordinator during the rise to top-10 status and as Oklahoma’s offensive coordinator during Schnellenberger’s tenure.

PAST OR PRESENT NFL PLAYERS COACHED Bruce Armstrong, Jeff Brohm, Carey Clayton, Mark Clayton, Crance Clemons, Jon Dorenbos, Ernest Givens, Menson Holloway, Joey Knapp, Lee Mays, Trey Merkens, Browning Nagle, Brian Natkin, Paul Smith and Jared Allen (NFL Europe).

AS A PLAYER Nord was a tight end at Louisville, where he earned his bachelor's degree in liberal arts in 1979.

15 Joe Corozza TIGHT ENDS

AT FAU MEDIA COACHES Joe Corozza is in his second PLAYERS season as an assistant coach at FAU, primarily working with the OPPONENTS tight ends, but is in his seventh REVIEW season with the program. As a HISTORY graduate assistant in 2005, Corozza began working with the FAU tight ends, a group that was COACHING looking for an identity following EXPERIENCE graduation and injuries. At season’s end, the tight ends 10+ years of coaching experience accounted for more than 25% of 2006- Florida Atlantic the team’s reception yards and University (Tight Ends) nearly 16% of the team’s Coach Corozza and Jennifer . Preseason hit the 2005-06 Florida Atlantic tight ends hard with several University (Graduate season-ending injuries. Youth J.P. TARAVELLA CERTIFICATIONS Assistant/TE) HIGH SCHOOL prevailed, however injuries, Corozza is certified as a 2004-05 Florida Atlantic also hit the emerging freshmen He served as J.P. Taravella health and fitness instructor University (Graduate as the season progressed. Three High School's assistant by the American College of Assistant/Defensive players were among the game’s football coach from 1996 to Sports Medicine and as a Backs) rotation and six used the spring '98, and was the varsity's strength and conditioning to vie for playing time in the fall. 2002-03 Florida Atlantic defensive coordinator and specialist by the National University (Defensive Corozza came to FAU in the fall defensive line coach in 1997. Strength and Conditioning Assistant/Strength of 2001 as a volunteer and as a While at Taravella, he also Association. Coach) member of the inaugural staff. By served as the team's strength the end of spring, he was hired and conditioning coach. 2001-02 Florida Atlantic COLLEGIATE as the strength and conditioning University (Intern) PLAYING CAREER coach for the football program. COOPER CITY 1996-98 J.P. Taravella High HIGH SCHOOL Defensive Lineman at Rampo School (Assistant As an intern, he was responsible College, Mawha, NJ, from Coach/Defensive for the spring strength and Prior to J.P. Taravella, he 1991-92. Coordinator) conditioning program, among served as Cooper City High other duties, including assisting School's assistant football 1994-96 Cooper City High HIGH SCHOOL the defensive staff with opponent coach from 1994 to '96. At School (Assistant PLAYING CAREER scouting reports, opponent Cooper City, Corozza was Coach Defensive Line) offensive film breakdown, FAU responsible for the defensive Corozza played for Cooper defensive film cutups, assisting line as well as strength and City High School from with defensive game-planning, conditioning. 1987-90. and booth coaching.

PERSONAL INFORMATION

Birth date: July 1, 1973 Hometown: Cooper City, FL Education: 2000-B.A, Coaching and Human COACHES Performance Currently working toward a M.S., in 16 Exercise Science Marital Status: Wife, Jennifer

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Johnny Frost DEFENSIVE ENDS

COACHING Louisville as a player. Following EXPERIENCE a professional playing career he 5 years of coaching experience sought out Schnellenberger once more in the hope of 2006 - Florida Atlantic completing his University of University Assistant Louisville degree. All that was Coach needed was an internship that 2006 - (Jan.-May) he was able to complete Florida Atlantic through the FAU athletic University (Intern) department. He used his down 2003-04 Assisted the Columbus time to help the football 1996- Co-Owner/Sales Wardogs Arena Football program and got to know the Representative, Club with player Frost at University of Louisville . players during spring practice. A Millers Trophies, strengths/weakness position became available and Miami, FL and coaching with degree in hand he joined strategies. Also Fort Myers, FL the staff as an assistant coach. COMMUNITY involved in film review Starting Frost primarily focused his INVOLVEMENT and recruiting. fullback/linebacker. attention on the defensive ends Assistant Coach: South Florida Set franchise record a unit that saw marked Youth Football League, PLAYING EXPERIENCE for most rushing improvement in total tackles Miami, FL. yards (since broken), and in sacks despite facing 2005 - Louisville Fire Arena Recipient: Boys & Girls club led Arena 2 in much larger offensive lines. Football Club (Arena 2), Program of the year (2004), rushing, 2002, Louisville, KY (LB/FB) Columbus, GA received 12- team BUSINESS 2003-04 Columbus Wardogs Arena Member: Free and Accepted and league Iron Man EXPERIENCE Football Club (Arena 2), Masons “F&AM” Awards, 2000-2003. Columbus, GA (FB/LB 2004 Athletic Member: University of and Assistant Coach). 1998 Arizona Rattlers Coordinator, East Louisville L-Club, Louisville, KY (Arena 1), Phoenix, Columbus Boys & 2003 Florida Firecats Arena AZ (Reserve fullback/ Girls Club, Football Club (Arena 2), linebacker playing for Columbus, GA Fort Myers, FL Danny White). 2002 Carolina Cobras Arena 1996 New York Jets (NFL), Football Club, Charlotte, New York, NY. NC (reserve FB/LB for (Reserved middle Arena 1) linebacker for NFL 2000-01 Florida Firecats Arena where he played for Football Club (Arena 2), Rich Kotite). 1992-95 University of Louisville, Louisville, KY (Starting linebacker)

BOWL GAMES

1993 Liberty Bowl (UofL vs Michigan State) 1995 Blue Gray All-Star Game (named Shelisa, Coach Frost and Jahbarri defensive MVP) 1996 Senior Bowl (served PERSONAL INFORMATION as captain) Birth date: Nov. 30, 1973 AT FAU Hometown: Miami, FL 17 Frost came to Florida Atlantic in Education: 2006 – B.S., Sports Administration, the spring of 2006 to complete University of Louisville unfinished business, his college Marital Status: Wife, Shelisa degree. The Florida native first Children: Jahbarri (infant) joined Schnellenberger at OPPONENTS COACHES COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 18 COACHES A Derek Hagan (sporting SkylerFulton(Team 2002 Skyler Fulton(Honorable 2003 Derek Hagan (Honorable 2003 2003 Terry Richardson 2004 2004 2005 OTHER A ALL-P Humanitarian Bowl 1999 Holiday Bowl 2000 SunBowl 2002 Insight.com Bowl 2004 Sheraton (Hawaii) Bowl 2005 2006 A COACH BOWL GAMESAS 1995-97 1997-00 2001-06 2007- experience Has 15+years of coaching EXPERIENCE COACHING 1991-94 1994-95 T F AU AC-10 AND Freshman team. News Pac-10 All- MVP Offense) mention All-Pac-10) mention All-Pac-10) All-Pac-10) (Honorable Mention All-American) semifinalist, 2nd Team All-P Derek Hagan (2nd Team semifinalist) All-P Derek Hagan (1stTeam H In Receivers) Boise State(Wide Receivers) Arizona State(Wide Receivers) Florida Atlantic (Wide U Running Backs) (Defen ana State(Running Backs and Safeti (Runnin University of Redlands niversity of SanDi umanitarian Bowl di W ac-10, Biletnikoff ac-10, Biletnikoff sive Backsan ARDS g Backs) es) ego d FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 with ASU. selections during histenure worked withfour All-Pac-10 All-Pac-10 selection. Jackson for the award, and wasafirst-team award, the second tobeconsidered seven returning receivers. with the taskof molding acore of semifin (18). Hagan wasatwo-tim (27) and 100-yard receiving games (3,939), touchdowns receptions r car fact Derek Hagan concluded his top receivers inASU’shistory. In was afour-year starterinthe U 97. A1992graduate of the Indiana StateUniversity from 1995- Jackson wasanassistant coachat Before coming toBoiseState, AT INDIANASTATE than 250yards pergam in passing o finish the 1999season,the Broncos 3,500 totalpassing yards. During while the teamfinished withover averagin 2000 teamfeatured fiveplayers wh Ark coach Houston Nutt leftfor 1998 afterthen BoiseState head Jackson joined Koetter’s staff in AT BOISESTATE ASU, Jackson gui season top-five during the 2004 and 2005 whi high-octane offensive attacks, of the key elements inKoetter’s In hisrole, Jaskson oversawone receivers from 1997-2000. State, where he alsotutored the accompanied Koetter from Boise K and waspartof head coachDirk wide receiver coachfrom 2001-2006 Jackson servedasArizona State’s A RECEIVERS Darryl Jackson J eception oined the staffinMarch 2007, oetter’s original ASUstaff.He niversity of SanDiego, Jackson T ARIZONASTATE en joining Koetter’s staff.The eer asASU’sall-time leader in ansas. Jackson kept histitle ch wasranked inthe nation’s ed second inthe conference s alst for the Biletnik . Inhissixseasons with g over16.5yards/catch, s (258),receiving yards ffen se, averaging better d ed twoof the e. o e ff Player of the Year asasenior. Program. In1999,he served League’s Minority Internship of the National Football with the Detroit Lions aspart served asanintern and coach with the NFL.In2003, h by serving twoin J he wouldguide hisreceivers, Guiding hiscareer much like WITH THENFL during histenure. backs and running backs W OF SANDIEGO A J conferen and second teamall- running backMatt Figuerea J Durin A n d ackson worked on his gam ones ackson tutored allconfer Coach Jack efen am Education: Hometown: Birth date: PERSONAL I Marital Status: ork T UNIVERSITY T REDLANDS ed the team’sDefensive ed withthe defensive g the 1994season, sive backfield. He was . ce playerAn son ternships thony NFORMATION University SanDiego 1994 -Master’s inEducation, University SanDiego 1992 –Diversified Liberal Arts Los Ang December 1,1968 Single e ence e eles , CA Philadelphi in the same capacitywiththe Y team’s Defensive Playerof the San Diego. He wasnamed the backfield atthe University of starter inthe defensive Jackson wasafour-year AS APLAYER Broncos) Rattlers), Jeb Putzier (Denver Ram Shaun McDonald (St.Louis Hagan (Miami Dolphins), (Seattle Seahawks),Der Rattlers), SkylerFulton Ryan Dennard (Arizona COACHED PLAYERS PROFESSIONAL PRESENT PAST OR ear asasenior. s), JustinTaplin (Arizona a Eagles , . ek Eli Rasheed DEFENSIVE TACKLES

COACHING with the Owls he was forced to HIGH SCHOOL EXPERIENCE make transitions due to injuries. PLAYERS COACHED Has 10 years of coaching However, the defensive line was NOW COLLEGIATE experience. responsible for 158 total tackles. PLAYERS AND His second season was more of POTENTIAL NFL 2003- Florida Atlantic the same. The line tallied 146 PLAYERS (Defensive Tackles) tackles and was tweaked 2002-03 Venice High School throughout the season. Rasheed Baraka Atkins (Miami) (Assistant Coach) worked with a very young line in 4th Seattle Seahawks 2001-02 Booker High School 2005, and often times the line Abe Brown (Louisville) (Head Coach) (6-5) faced off against a much bigger Atlanta Falcons 1996-00 Venice High School Iai Smith (Auburn) (Assistant Coach and stronger offensive opponent. Dumaka Atkins (Florida State) Defensive Line) This paid off in 2006, when the line was faced with a similar Sam Shields (Miami) AT FAU situation by recording 197 total Chris Zellner (Miami) tackles and appling more pressure Tré Smith BC Lions Joined Florida Atlantic University’s on opposing quarterbacks than staff in the spring of 2003, and ever before. Both Jervonte began working with one of the Jackson and Josh Pinnick were more veteran-loaded positions on recognized among the Sun Belt’s the squad. During his first season best, while Robert St. Clair continued to use his speed to force match up problems.

COACHING ACCOMPLISHMENTS Part of the Venice High School staff that captured the Florida 5A State, Regional and District Championship in 2000 and 2002. VHS also captured the 1999 District Championship.

Florida 6A Regional and District Championship 2003, VHS

BOWL GAMES AS A PLAYER

1991 Cooper Bowl 1993 Independence Bowl

PLAYING CAREER

1991-1995 Indiana University – Defensive Tackle. As a senior had 68 tackles and four sacks. 1995 All-Bargh Award. Caprice and Coach Rasheed HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL INFORMATION Indianapolis George Washington Birth date: June 12, 1972 Tri-Captain in basketball, track 19 and football. Hometown: Indianapolis, IN 1991 Indianapolis Athlete Education: 1995 – B.A., Criminal Justice, Indiana of the Year University Marital Status: Married to the former Caprice Southward OPPONENTS COACHES COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 20 COACHES lineman much of hiscareer. He playing and coaching offensive of running backscoachafter sprin Dave Serna joined the staff inthe AT FAU 2005- experience. Has 7years of coaching EXPERIENCE COACHING 2000-2001 2002-2003 2004-2005 g of 2005,assuming the role A Florida Atlantic A UTEP Graduate Coach (Runnin UTEP A Hi Mountain View Backs) (Running Backs) A Backs) ssistan ssistan ssistan gh School ssistan t (Runnin t t Coach t g g FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 RUNNING BACKS David Serna ACCOMPLISHMENTS COACHING coordin the direction of FAU's offensive player and asacoach,came un His collegiate experience, bothasa UTEP Texas Class4A. ranked asthe 5thbestrusher in All-City and ended hisjunior season All-State, first-teamElPaso Times Press Class4AHonorable Mention Player honors, wasnamed Associated Distri Serna's tutelage, Miranda earned worked withAlex Miranda. Under (Texas) High School, where he backs coachfor Mountain View a one-year stint asthe running Serna came toFlorida Atlantic after f H with 816yards and nine rushing TDs. 251 yards and hisfour-year career con accomplished in’06.Sanchez with 100+yar the seasonwithfour career games Charles Pierre flourish.Pierre ended th Sanchez who missed’05. He made the return of senior fullbackAaron o Sern North Texas. since Sept.11,2004,alsoagainst the first100+yard game for aback Edgecombs’ 118-yard performance, against North Texas and D’Ivory including 227yards onthe ground six games withmore than 100yards, losses bothatfullback,the Owlshad five backsorfullbacks, withtwokey Despite the youthand arotation of rapid pace. need them alltogrow ata were alsoyoung, and he would receivers and the offensive linemen his running backsyoung, butthe entering the season.Not onlywere cumulative totalof eight carries core of running backsthathada ing he wouldbeworking witha took th or scor f astr e alsohadfivecareer r e most of itand sawsophomore cluded hissenior season with a wasafforded the opportunity ct 2-4AOffensive Most Valuable on e transition head-on, know- ator GaryNord. Serna played es . g er line in’06,aswell ds , three were eception d er s Coach Serna,MarioandAndrea Conferen th 2000, when the squad shared year letterman wasonstaffin grad engineering, he servedasa with adegree inmechanical Upon hisgraduation in1999 assistant for UTEP(1998-99). Sern U assistant coachatthe f again ypg), including 300yards WAC inrushing offense (154.1 Min backs coach.In2002,the began hiscareer asarunnin assistant coachin2002and Bowl. He waselevatedto th touchdowns and atthe year rush for over200yards onthe season sawfour UTEPplayers Sacramento State. Thatsame in the firsthalfversus with four rushing tou Jackson tied aschool record rushing games and Howard players posted100-yard yar UTEP rushed for over200 or Nord when Nord wasan Education: Hometown: Birth date: PERSONAL INFORMATION Children: Marital Status: niversity of T e Western A e Crucial.com Humanitarian ds infour games, three ers r , combining for 12rushing u a firstservedasstu st Sacr ate assistant. The two- ank ce titleand playedin ed fourth inth amen thleti ex as-El P to State. c 1999 -B.S., M November 14,1975 Married tothe former Andrea Alvarado El Paso, TX Mari chdown aso. o (7) d e en g s t echani School. football for Hanks High wher is anative of ElPaso, TX, Sern TEXAS NATIVE set aschool r 2,000 yards inacareer an the eighth Miner torushfor occasions. Jackson became over 200yards onfive 150 yards seventimes, and ypg), rushed for more than in rushing offense (169.3 Miners rated fourth inthe WAC Freshm Sportin Austin wasnamed toThe all-purpose runner. ranked no. 4nationally asan 1999, firstteamAll-W 1,000 yard rusher insince (2003) wasthe pr direction, Howard Jackson touchdowns. Under Serna’s an at leastfiveyards percarry, saw itstoptwobacksaver UTEP enjoyedaseasonthat games, and hadatotalof six. con season’s con d combined toscore nin secutive 100-yard rushing a, the sonof Rosie Serna, e he playedhigh school cal En an team.In2003,th g News W gineering, UTEP clusi ecor A on Matt d withfour- C All- ogr am's first A C, and d ag e e e Dale Williams OFFENSIVE LINE

COACHING line would be new and both Faulk AT GARDNER - EXPERIENCE and Smith would switch to new WEBB 10 Years of Coaching Experience positions. As the season progressed through the non- Prior to Findlay, Williams was 2002- Florida Atlantic conference games, the Owls the offensive line coach as well Assistant (Offensive began to solidify the line. as the running game and Line) Redshirt freshman Nick Paris recruiting coordinator at 2002-04 Univ. of Finlay quickly became a solid Gardner-Webb University. He was Assistant Coach contributor. The unit also suffered responsible for an offensive line (Offensive the preseason loss of Brandon that gained over 2,000 yards on Coordinator) Jackson, but the slack picked up the ground while mentoring Ben master’s degree (athletic 2000-04 Univ. of Finlay by several players, including John Fuller to first-team All-SAC coaching education ’96) from Assistant Coach Rizzo, a freshman walk-on who honors two consecutive seasons. WVU. (Offensive Line) was forced into a starting role, Athletically, Williams was a 1997-99 Gardner-Webb due to injuries, and played his AT NC GREENVILLE three-year letterman and a two- Assistant Coach way into a scholarship. The line year starter for the Mountaineers (Offensive Line) showed its maturity in 2006 with His 1996-97 season was spent and was named the 1993 best 1996-97 North Carolina- better offensive statistics despite working with Steve Patton at lineman. He played in the 1989 Greenville two new quarterbacks. Williams North Carolina-Greenville. That Gator Bowl and the 1994 Sugar (Assistant Coach) will need to replace Faulk in 2007 season the Mounties offense was Bowl. 1994-96 West Virginia but will return the bulk of his rated no. 4 nationally, averaging Graduate Assistant unit and will have the 31.0 points per game and 410 Following his collegiate career, opportunity to work with the the Cleveland, OH, native played BOWL GAMES AS yards in total offense. young linemen recruited in the one season of professional A PLAYER last two classes. AT WVU football for the Arena Football 1990 Gator Bowl Leagues Cleveland Thunderbolts. 1994 Sugar Bowl AT FINDLAY His coaching career began at His stint with the Thunderbolts West Virginia, his alma mater, was an opportunity to return AT FAU Williams came to Florida Atlantic where he was a graduate home, where he had a standout after a five-year stint at the assistant from 1994-96. He career at perennial national Dale Williams joined the staff in University of Findlay, a program earned both his undergraduate power St. Ignatius (OH). the spring of 2005 as the team’s that finished 2002 with a 9-2 degree (liberal arts ’94) and offensive line coach. record and a no. 25 national ranking among Division II While he returned schools. He served the last three both Nello Faulk years as the offensive coordinator and Jarrid Smith, and offensive line recruiting the majority of the coordinator.

Nicole, Dominick, Coach Williams and Wendi

PERSONAL INFORMATION Birth date: December 4, 1970 Hometown: Cleveland, OH

Education: 1996 - M.S., Physical Education, 21 West Virginia University 1994 - B.S., Liberal Arts, West Virginia Marital Status: Wife, Wendi Children: Nicole (9) and Dominick (5) Peter Moore GRADUATE ASSISTANT

MEDIA Peter Moore began working Prior to FAU, Moore served in Jacksonville in the Aquatics with Florida Atlantic a similar role at Jacksonville Division. He has also worked COACHES University’s football program University, where he worked for the City of Fort Lauderdale PLAYERS in 2004 as an intern and spring season and with and for Pines Learning Center OPPONENTS joined the staff as a graduate recruiting. as a pool manager and swim assistant in July of 2006. coach. REVIEW Moore received his Moore will serve as an undergraduate degree in Moore is a 2000 graduate of HISTORY offensive graduate assistant education with an emphasis in St. Thomas Aquinas High FAU and will continue to work in physical education and sport School. areas he began as an intern, leadership from the University which includes, scouting, film of North Florida in May 2005. breakdown, supervision of While in Jacksonville, he scout team during practice worked as an intramural and game-day play tracking. referee and for the city of

Nick Seta GRADUATE ASSISTANT

Nick Seta joined the Florida coach for Atlantic Community for the Owl's 2001 squad. Atlantic University football High School in Delray Beach, He has the honor of playing program in August of 2006 as a FL. During his tenure the team on FAU's inaugural football defensive graduate assistant. ranked in the top five in the team as well as being state. He has also had a stint the first football player to Seta will be working with the coaching the defensive line at graduate from the program. defensive backs. His duties will Boca Raton Community High include leading the scout team In 2006, Seta played linebacker School. during practice, as well as for the East Coast Reapers of breaking down film and Seta began his collegiate the SSFL. A Delray Beach assisting coaches from the playing career at the University resident, Seta has a degree in booth during games. of Miami from 1997-1999. After business administration and is transferring to FAU, he played a certified teacher. Prior to joining the Owl's staff, for two years as a linebacker Seta was the defensive and won the special teams MVP

AFF coordinator and linebacker Support Staff SUPPORT ST

22 Nina Taylor Lynn McClary Office Manager, Admin. Assistant Football Football

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Steve Cutcher FOOTBALL AUDIO VISUAL COORDINATOR

Prior to that, he was an offensive graduate assistant at UCF, working primarily with the quarterbacks and breaking down film of opponents. At FAU, Cutcher Steve Cutcher joined the is responsible for football staff in the fall of filming practices 2001. Like so many of Howard and games for the Schnellenberger’s hires, coaching staff. He Cutcher came with tremendous is in charge of experience, especially in the video analysis of area of football. opponents and self- Cutcher came by way of the scout of FAU. He XFL Orlando Rage, a position also keeps an extensive library youth teams and volunteered degree in physical education he held during the spring of of high school football games his time with high schools. from the University of Central Florida, where he also earned 2000. Along with his position for recruiting purposes. The Phoenix, AZ, native hours toward a master’s with the XFL, he served as an graduated from Palm Beach Cutcher has also been a golf degree. assistant video coordinator at operations manager at Indian Community College with an the University of Central Springs Country Club. He has associate of arts degree. He Cutcher resides in West Palm Florida. served as a football coach for earned a bachelor of science Beach, FL.

Sean Todd COORDINATOR OF FOOTBALL OPERATIONS

He also handles all stadium issues as well University (1996), Todd gained experience as visiting team hosting, while continuing at many of the country's greatest sporting to expand his football role into the areas events, including Super Bowl XXIX, the of recruiting and scheduling as well as Delray Beach Tennis Championship, a serving as FAU’s pro liaison to the National USTPA event, Dan Marino’s Charity Softball Football League. Game and the Lipton Tennis Championship. He has also worked for the Florida The Georgetown, DE, native came to FAU Panthers Hockey Club and the Florida by way of the Miami Dolphins, Ltd., where Sean Todd joined Florida Marlins Baseball Club. Atlantic University’s he served in various capacities for six staff in June of years. Todd began as a facility operations Todd obtained a bachelor of arts degree in 2001. He was intern, worked into a facility operations communication arts from Salisbury initially hired to assistant and moved to operations University in December 1993. He attended coordinate team assistant, where his Sussex Central High School and is married travel, camps and responsibilities included all to the former Laura Courtley, the director clinics, direct aspects of training camp, team of athletics at St. Thomas University in game-day travel and facility functionality. Miami, FL. The couple has one daughter, Sidney Aerin (2). operations and While earning his master’s of manage special science degree in sports 23 events. administration from St. Thomas OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 24 FOOTBALL FOUNDERS M Five StarProductions Searcy, Denney, Scarola, Richar Artesyn Technologies, Inc. H. Wayne and Marti Huizenga Bernard SternFoundation, Inc. Alberto '73and Lourdes Dosal Thomas E.Oxley'66 FA M Law Offices of Fred Mattlin Herbert and Elaine Gimelstob Robert L.'80and Di M Balistr Associated Industries Insurance JKG Printing &Graphics Inc. A.F. BestSecurities Foundation, Inc. Peter and Kerry LoBello Anthony and EdithComparato U Herbert P. and Wendy E.Goertz Hooters/Marinos CharityFund Scott H.'87and Shepard and SallyOsherow Boca RatonNews, Inc. Webster's Team Sports Michael J.Gribetz Howard Guggenheim Football Founders niversal Jet Aviation, Inc. Services, Inc. on cClosky eltin U N Barnhart &Shipley Dieterle Shelagh M.'88Adams te and Skeets Fri ation d H.and Marilyn Davimos g P eri Realty, Inc. , D'Anna, I ot , LLP al AlumniA oann an edkin e C.'80Bok ssociation ou & FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Sun-Sentinel T Jorge Hector Garcia Gar Carl A.DeSantis Publix Supermarkets Charities WPEC News 12 J HRM III,Ltd. Eleanor R.Baldwin for the Baldwin Joseph W. and Mary B. Veccia Greg J.and Paula Cryan M.J. Arts Robert K.and ShirleyRollins, Jr. Richard A.and Kathleen Murdoch Steven and Madelaine Halmos for J Ri M Rotary Clubof BocaRaton J William E.and Elaine Morris Martin F. and Jane F. Greenberg Steve M.and BettyM Marc Kravit University MRIof BocaRaton,Inc. Richard L.'70and Barbara Michael R.and Kerry L.'88 Weppner George Snow Scholarship Fund, Inc. Appli Mark A.Gensheimer Eri Douglas J.Do Centex Construction Co. Inc. Shakm yco ames A.Cummings, Inc. ohn J.and Helen W oseph A.Roon Found and those who contributed money prior to an intercollegiate down being played. The A FootballFounder’s Trophy wasbuilttosignify the mountains the program hasclimbed OCTOBER 1998 the Grand Canyon. arvin P. and Marilyn Kimm chard J.Staller Family Foundation for the Gladys L.DavisTrust the Halmos FamilyFoundation C. Schmidt an ch L.and Kristina Sommerkamp cia Brenner Stromberg d San ed Card System an Construction Co. ers are immortalized onacolumn,d dr a Roon Compan x ey ey , Sr., P ey s y alker , Sr ersand atri . , Sr ck J. el . esi gned after the Washington Monument and M Cinema Ventures LLC Miami Herald Sim Scott and Sabrina Levine Ron Alumiglass Clear Channel Broadcasting BrandsMart USA Backus T American Household Inc. Adorno &Yoss, P.A. Barry R.Epstein MBNA M BankAtlantic Seminole Tribe of Florida Boca RatonCommunity H Lowen Coca-Cola Company Boca RatonBri A. H Ad Timothy P. '76and Linda L.'77 Coach U Frohbose &BeersWoodworking The Palm BeachPost CopperCom Lee B. and Kathy Griffith Gerald E.Park Bruce D.and Kelly A.Godwin Davidson Hurricane Protection, Inc. Daugherty Resources Inc. Jay J.(d)and Sharon Raddock James M.and Shannon Vandevere Hugh's Catering Toppel FamilyFoundation arleen and H O'Connor M elphia Cable on Property Gr ald G.and Kathy Assaf uvi ami stein, In co Th d H SA arketin urn , In ash er International eaters c. ar emi '81 c. dg g Systems, Inc. old Fork e H oup otel as ospital

OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 26 2007 ROSTER Taheem Acevedo, DB Cer Kris BartelsDB,2006Defensive MVP Ged Jarrid Smith,2006Preseason SBC gile Sin el M erzius cere , DB , ledteamwith78TT FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 8Kyle Califar 28 ALPHABETICAL 2007 Roster 4EliCranor 14 ..Mne BRS - 9 Miami, FL (Norland) Lake Wales, FL(Lake Wales) 190 239 5-9 6-2 R-Sr R-So Port St. John, FL(Titusville) 195 5-9 RB OL R-Fr DB Jacksonville, David Matlock FL(Eastside) B.J. Manley 195 5-11 72 FortLauderdale, FL(HS) 229 8 R-Jr 6-1 BryanLevitt 59 DB W R-Jr 37 34 Tampa, FL(Middleton) ChrisLena LB 186 95A 6-1 Greg Joseph R-So Frantz Joseph 3 WR 56 Conshario Johnson 84 2Jrot ako LRJ - 8 Opa-Locka, FL(North Miami Beach) Sarasota, FL(Booker) 280 Miami, FL(Chaminade Madonna) 255 Moore Haven, FL(HS) 6-3 245 Converse, TX (Judson) 185 6-6 6-3 210 6-1 R-Jr R-Fr 6-5 R-Jr Miami, FL (Central) R-Fr 170 DL OL So 6-0 OL S Jervonte Jackson 80 TE Fr Plantation, FL(SouthPlantation) Brandon Jackson 92 270 DevonIrwin 6-5 65 CB RodHuggins 60 R-Jr RobHousler 10 Avery H OL 81 Tarvoris Hill 1 Vinnie Henderson 24 57 Chiefland, FL(HS) 170 6-2 R-So Miami, FL(Killian) Tampa, FL(Freedom) 200 200 WR 6-3 6-3 Bethany, CT(Amity) 230 R-Fr R-Fr Gran 6-0 29 TE R-Jr LB CortezGent Willi 16 LB 28 ChrisExposito Malik Eugene 47A DiI 39 Ted Czepiga 32 44 4McalHnokD -r6720Parkland, FL(Coral Springs Christian) 230 6-7 R-Jr Jacksonville, FL(FirstCoast) 210 6-5 DE R-So J Michael Hancock 88 TE Patri 54 19 Jamari Grant 22 87 3FlxClaoR -o5815Miami, FL(Dr. Krop/Northwestern) 185 Polland, OH(Michigan State) 5-8 225 6-5 R-So R-Sr RB Jacksonville Beach,FL(Fletcher) QB 184 6-2 Jermain Miami, FL(William H.Turner College) FortLauderdale, FL(Dillard) R-Fr FelixCollazo Tampa, FL(Gaither) 169 94 200 195 6-1 SeanClayton 6-1 23 PK 6-3 Andre Clark Hollywood, FL(Chaminade-Madonna)15 R-Jr R-So 200 Jr LoganChipperfield 49 5-10 DB Hal Chaires WR 37 R-Sr LB Boynton Beach,FL(Sacramento CC) Miami, FL(Jackson) 55 175 Carldayle Brantley 230 Lakeland, FL(Lakeland DB Senior) 6-1 6-6 220 Edward Bradwell 4 6-0 ChrisBonner R-Fr 47 Sr R-Jr 7 TE DB KrisBartels Miami, FL(FelixVarela) LB 220 27 6-1 Damian Amondo R-Sr Matt Andrews 91 George Allen 19 DB 50 Taheem Acevedo 9 PLAYER NO. Curtis Cr Dino Cox ihe oke BRF - 2 Orlando, FL(Olympia) 220 6-2 R-Fr FortMyers, FL(Dunbar) 183 LB 5-10 Fr Michael Lockley Wesley Chapel, FL(Wharton) 220 RB Bradenton, FL (Manatee) 6-4 190 6-1 Fr Jhermel Knight Fr Max K DE S Jamere Johnson Austin Jensen Lestar J Miramar, FL(Stranahan HS) 200 5-11 RS-Fr DB Miami, FL(Columbus) Jason Haynes 300 6-3 Fr DT Jarvis Givens ikyGod r51 7 Pompano Beach, FL(St.Thomas Aquinas) Valrico, FL(Bloomingdale HS) 170 217 5-11 6-2 Fr Jr P QB Mickey Groody Jason Grant efBacadR r5915Delray Beach,FL(Olympic Heights) 195 5-9 Fr Lakeland, FL(George Jenkins HS) 210 RB 6-1 Margate, FL(Coral Springs HS) RS-Fr 172 Jeff Blanchard 6-1 LS RS-Fr Christopher Athans DB Ed Alexander Dustin An snHro EJ - 8 Tampa, FL (Riverview) 184 6-3 Jr TE ason Harmon re eo -r51 7 BocaRaton, FL(American Heritage) 170 5-10 R-Jr K arley Leroy oyEgcm BRJ -015Miami, FL(American Heritage) 185 5-10 R-Jr RB vory Edgecomb e Floyd t Glover ck Gywnn rikO Fr OT arrick olley oni LRS - 3 Melbourne, FL (EauGallie) 238 6-5 R-So DL e Council a RF 6-3 Fr WR ean s BF -0170 5-10 Fr CB oss lnD/LF - 5 Plant City, FL(Lake Gibson) 250 6-4 Fr DT/OL glin BS 5-9 So RB RS - 5 Pompano Beach,FL(Ely) 150 6-0 So WR LB 170 5-9 R-Fr WR BRF - 9 Russellville, AR(HS) Tampa, FL(Wharton) 195 240 6-2 6-3 R-Fr Fr QB DL BRF - 3 Royal Palm Beach,FL(Kolbe Academy) 230 6-2 R-Fr DB BRJ - 2 Miami, FL(Pace) 220 6-1 OldTown, FL(Dixie County HS) R-Jr 248 Tampa, 6-4 FL(Sickles HS) LB 190 RS-Fr 5-11 RS-Fr DL DB HOMETOWN (PREVIOUSSCHOOL) WT HT CL POS -r51 1 Lakeworth, FL(Santluces) 210 5-10 R-Fr - 8 Palm City, FL(SouthFork) 280 6-6 6 Hollywood, FL(Chaminade-Madonna) 165 9 Miami, FL(Miami Norland) 195 Belle Glades, FL(Glades Central) Lakeland, FL(Bartow) NO. PLAYER POS CL HT WT HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 18 Mark Maycock DB R-Sr 5-10 182 Hialeah Gardens, FL (Barbara Coleman) 77 Joshua McClover DE R-So 6-5 225 North Lauderdale, FL (Coconut Creek) 79 79 Jarret McDonald OL R-Jr 6-5 290 Orlando, FL (Flanagan) 89 Phillip McDonald WR R-Fr 6-1 188 Pembroke Pines, FL (Flanagan) 21 Erick McIntosh CB R-So 6-0 180 Fort Myers, FL (Lehigh) Samuel McRoy OT Fr 6-4 249 Jacksonville, FL (William M Raines) Mike Wilds, TE 96 John Mertilus DT R-So 6-2 288 Port St. Lucie, FL (Ft. Pierce Central) 29 Gedel Merzius CB R-Jr 5-9 180 Miami, FL (Archbishop Curley Notre Dame) 64 Kevin Miller OL R-So 6-3 304 Oakland Park, FL (Northeast) 74 Gil Monzon DT R-Sr 6-3 265 Boynton Beach, FL (Coral Springs Charter) 12 Drameko Moore DB R-So 5-11 188 Hallandale Beach, FL (Pompano Beach) Alfred Morris RB Fr 5-11 222 Pensacola, FL (Pine Forest) Tim Moscato QB Fr 6-2 200 Naples, FL (Naples) 86 Paul Muse TE So 6-2 250 Jacksonville, FL (First Coast) 43 Julian Myers DE R-Jr 6-3 218 Staten Island, NY (Tottenville) Chris Newbold DL/OL Fr 6-4 250 Fort Lauderdale, FL (Pembroke Pines Charter) 68 Nick Paris OL R-Jr 6-1 290 Palm Bay, FL (HS) 99 Ryan Paros PK R-So 5-11 170 Marathon, FL(HS) 53 Alex Pecorella LS So 6-1 190 Orlando, FL (Olympia) 18 Keegan Peterson K R-So 6-0 185 Riverview, FL (HS) Jason Harmon, WR, 26 rec., 2 TDs 20 Charles Pierre RB R-Jr 5-9 195 Orlando, FL (Lake Highland Prep) 97 Josh Pinnick DL Sr 6-5 240 Satellite Beach, FL (HS) 5 Tavious Polo DB R-Fr 5-10 146 Fort Lauderdale, FL (South Plantation) 69 Tyler Reed OL R-Fr 6-1 240 Jacksonville, FL (Episcopal HS) 90 Mauricio Riquer DT R-Fr 6-4 275 Plantation, FL (South Plantation) 83 Wilfred Rivera WR R-Jr 5-10 170 Fort Myers, FL (Estero) 71 John Rizzo OL Jr 6-3 280 Parkland, FL (Majory Stoneman Douglas) Avionne Rolle DB Fr 5-9 180 Miami, FL (Central) 46 Willie Rose RB R-So 6-1 227 Lutz, FL (Gaither HS) Christian Ross K RS-So 5-11 205 Titusville, FL (Astronaut HS) 61 Kris Rush LB Jr 6-0 220 Tallahassee, FL (Lawton Chiles) 95 Josh Savidge DT Jr 6-2 280 Naples, FL (HS) 30 Jonathan Segrete PK R-Jr 5-9 166 Largo, FL (HS) Jervonte Jackson, DL 6 Frantz Simeon WR R-Jr 5-10 185 Lake Park, FL (Palm Beach Gardens) 45 Cergile Sincere LB R-Sr 6-0 215 Belle Glade, FL (Glades Central) 59A Derrek Skop OL R-Fr 6-2 253 Peabody, MA (Bridgton Academy) 26 Corey Small DB Jr 5-10 170 Naples, FL (Gulf Coast) 78 Jarrid Smith OL R-Sr 6-2 258 Okeechobee, FL (HS) 11 Rusty Smith QB R-So 6-5 212 Jacksonville, FL (Sandalwood) 75 Ryan Sollazzo DL R-So 6-4 247 Brandon, FL (Armwood) 98 Robert St. Clair DL R-Jr 6-4 250 West Palm Beach, FL (Forest Hill) Xavier Stinson RB/LB Fr 5-9 225 Miami, FL (Chaminade-Madonna) Rudy Taylor LB Jr 6-1 285 Miami, FL (Chaminade-Madonna) 58 Raul Valero OL R-So 6-4 253 Miami Springs, FL (HS) 12 Jeff VanCamp QB R-Fr 6-5 210 Gulf Breeze, FL (Navarre) 2 Dominick Walker FB R-Sr 5-11 203 Lakeland, FL (HS) Josh Pinnick, preliminary Lombardi Watch Justin Walton LB R-So 6-1 215 West Palm Beach, FL (Cardinal Newman) 33 Kyle Watkins RB R-Jr 6-2 210 Merrit Island, FL (HS) 82 Ed Wertepny TE R-Fr 6-5 215 Tampa, FL (Sickles) 67 Zachary Wichner OL R-Sr 6-4 260 Davie, FL (South Plantation) 85 Mike Wilds TE R-Sr 6-4 230 Miramar, FL (Western) 17 Chad Wilkes WR R-Jr 6-0 175 Fort Myers, FL (Lehigh) Darian Williams WR Fr 6-3 195 North Lauderdale, FL (Northeast) 70 Lavoris Williams OL R-Fr 6-3 250 Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard) 27 76 Ryan Wischnefski OL R-Fr 6-2 310 Palm Bay, FL (Melbourne HS) Brandon Zeeb WR Fr 6-1 195 Margate, FL (HS)

BJ Manley, RB, 2 TDs OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 28 2007 ROSTER Cardayle Brantley, DB Sean Clayton,QB,154-78-6,926yards Charles Pierre, RB Gil Monzon, DL Chad Wilkes, WR,9Rec., 1TD FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 NUMERICAL 2007 Roster 4Wre eo -r51 7 BocaRaton, FL(American Heritage) 170 Jacksonville Beach,FL(Fletcher) 5-10 184 R-Jr 6-2 R-Fr Miami, FL(American Heritage) K Largo, FL(HS) 190 5-10 PK 166 5-9 R-Jr LoganChipperfield 37A R-Jr Warley Leroy RB 37 PK 34 DiIvory Edgecomb 33 Jonathan Segrete 32 Fort Myers, FL(Lehigh) 30 180 6-0 R-So CB Riverview, FL(HS) Hialeah Gardens, FortMyers, FL(Barbara FL(Lehigh) Coleman) 175 182 175 5-10 6-0 6-0 Russellville, Erick AR(HS) McIntosh R-So Poland, OH(Michigan R-Sr State) 23 R-Jr 200 225 21 6-2 6-5 DB WR K 20 GulfBreeze, FL(Navarre) R-Fr R-Sr Jacksonville, 230 FL(Sandalwood) Moore Haven, FL(HS) 220 6-5 185 19 Keegan QB Peterson 6-5 QB 6-1 Mark Maycock R-Fr 18A Miami, FL(Norland) R-So Miami,(Felix Varela) FL 200 ChadWilkes 18 R-Fr 220 QB 5-9 Tampa, FL(Gaither) 17 QB 6-1 195 SeanClayton R-Sr 16 6-3 S Lake Park, FL(Palm BeachGardens) R-Sr FortLauderdale, EliCranor FL(SouthPlantation) 15 185 R-So 165 5-10 RB Jeff VanCamp 5-10 14 DB Jacksonville, FL(Eastside) R-Jr RustySmith WR 12 Miami, FL(William R-Fr H.Turner College) 195 5-11 RodHuggins 200 Pompano Beach,FL(Ely) 11 WR Taheem Acevedo 150 6-1 DB 10 R-Jr B.J. Manley 6-0 R-Jr 9 ChrisBonner DB 8 So Frantz Simeon DB 7 Tavious Polo WR 6 Carldayle Brantley 5 Greg Joseph 4 3 Avery Holley 2 1 PLAYER NO. 6Fat oehL -r6120FortLauderdale, FL(HS) Plantation, FL(SouthPlantation) 230 285 6-1 6-5 R-Jr Parkland, FL(Coral Springs R-Jr Christian) 240 6-7 LB DL R-Jr Derr Vinnie Henderson 59A DE Frantz Joseph 57 Hal Chaires 56 Belle Glade, Bethany, FL(Glades Central) CT(Amity) Michael Hancock 55 230 230 StatenIsland, NY(Tottenville) 6-0 6-0 54 220 Georg R-Sr 6-3 R-Jr Andre Clark 50 R-Jr LB LB 49 Edwar 47A DE Willie Rose 47 Cergile Sincere 46 Ted Czepiga 45 Julian Myers 44 M 43 Miami, FL(Archbishop CurleyNotre Dame) 180 39 5-9 R-Sr CB Gran Gedel Merzius 29A 29 T 24 9McalLclyL -r6226Orlando, FL(Olympia) 236 6-2 R-Fr LB Michael Lockley 60 RaulValero 59 58 3Ale 53 Hollywood, FL(Chaminade-Madonna) Naples, FL(GulfCoast) 210 180 5-10 5-10 R-Sr Jr DB DB Willi KrisBartels 28 Corey Small 27 26 61 0LvrsWlim LRF - 9 Fort Lauderdale, FL(Dillard) 290 6-3 R-Fr Davie, FL(SouthPlantation) 295 Miami, FL(Chaminade Madonna) OL 6-4 265 6-3 R-Jr Lavoris Williams R-Jr OL 70 OL Nick Paris 69 Zachary Wichner 68 Brandon Jackson 67 65 64 yeWtisR -r6220Merritt Island, FL(HS) 220 6-2 R-Jr RB Bryan Levitt Kyle Watkins Orlando, FL(Lake Highland Prep) 210 Boynton Beach,FL(Sacramento CC) Lakeworth, FL(Santaluces) 5-9 180 210 5-10 R-Jr 6-1 R-Fr RB Sr Chiefland, FL(HS) LB Felix Collazo 180 DB 6-2 Charles Pierre R-So Patrick Gywnn Matt Andrews WR Cortez Gent Lakeland, FL(HS) 220 5-11 R-Sr FB Dominick Walker hi xoioT -r6323Miami, FL (Killian) 213 6-3 R-Fr TE Chris Exposito Devon Irwin Kris Rush ei ilrO -o6335Oakland Park, FL(Northeast) 315 6-3 R-So Tyler Reed OL Kevin Miller arvoris Hill lkEgn BRF - 1 Tampa, FL(Freedom) 210 6-3 R-Fr LB alik Eugene x P kSo LRF - 5 Peabody, MA(Bridgton Academy) 253 6-2 R-Fr OL ek Skop e Floyd t Glover e Allen rdelL r6120FortLauderdale, FL(Dillard) 220 6-1 Jr LB d Bradwell ecor laL o6110Orlando, FL(Olympia) 190 6-1 So LS ella BRF 5-9 R-Fr DB R-Fr WR RB BRJ 6-0 R-Jr LB Mi So 160 6-0 RB Fr CB HOMETOWN (PREVIOUSSCHOOL) WT HT CL POS LRF - 275 6-6 R-Fr OL OldTown, FL(Dixie County HS) 248 6-4 RS-Fr Miami, FL(Pace) DL 220 6-1 R-Jr Lutz, FL(Gaither) 227 LB 6-1 R-So RB LRS - 4 Miami Springs, FL(HS) 240 6-4 R-So OL LB LRF - 4 Jacksonville, FL(EpiscopalHS) 240 Palm Bay, FL(HS) 6-1 300 6-1 R-Fr R-Jr OL OL -o5815Miami, FL(Dr. Krop/Northwestern) 185 5-8 R-So r6020Tallahassee, FL(LawtonChiles) 220 6-0 Jr - 7 Lakeland, FL(Bartow) 170 5-9 - 7 Hollywood, FL(Chaminade-Madonna) 175 5-9 9 Port St.John, FL(Titusville) 195 3 Lakeland, FL(Lakeland Senior) 230 Sarasota, FL(Booker) ami, FL(Cen tral) NO. PLAYER POS CL HT WT HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) 71 John Rizzo OL Jr 6-3 280 Parkland, FL (Marjory Stoneman Douglas) 72 David Matlock OL R-So 6-2 270 Lake Wales, FL (HS) 74 Gil Monzon DT R-Sr 6-3 270 Boynton Beach, FL (Coral Springs Charter) 75 Ryan Sollazzo DL R-So 6-4 247 Brandon, FL (Armwood) 76 Ryan Wischnefski OL R-Fr 6-2 315 Palm Bay, FL (Melbourne) 77 Joshua McClover DE R-So 6-5 225 North Lauderdale, FL (Coconut Creek) 78 Jarrid Smith OL R-Sr 6-2 290 Okeechobee, FL (HS) 79 Jarret McDonald OL R-Jr 6-5 295 Orlando, FL (Flanagan) Andre Clark, LB, 49 tackles 80 Lester Jean WR Fr 6-3 195 Miami, FL (Norland) 81 Rob Housler TE So 6-5 215 Converse, TX (Judson) 82 Ed Wertepny TE R-Fr 6-5 230 Tampa, FL (Sickles) 83 Wilfred Rivera WR R-Jr 5-10 170 Fort Myers, FL (Estero) 84 Conshario Johnson WR R-So 6-1 186 Tampa, FL (Middleton) 85 Mike Wilds TE R-Sr 6-4 230 Miramar, FL (Western) 86 Paul Muse TE R-So 6-2 250 Jacksonville, FL (First Coast) 87 Jamari Grant TE R-So 6-5 200 Jacksonville, FL (First Coast) 89 Phillip McDonald WR R-Fr 6-1 200 Pembroke Pines, FL (Flanagan) 88 Jason Harmon TE Jr 6-3 210 Tampa, FL (Riverview) 90 Mauricio Riquer DT R-Fr 6-4 300 Plantation, FL (South Plantation) 91 Damian Amondo TE R-Fr 6-6 240 Miami, FL (Jackson) 92 Jervonte Jackson DL R-Jr 6-3 300 Opa-Locka, FL (North Miami Beach) Ted Czepiga, LB 94 Jermaine Council DL R-So 6-5 280 Melbourne, FL (Eau Gallie) 95 Josh Savidge DT Jr 6-2 270 Naples, FL (HS) 95A Chris Lena DB R-Fr 6-2 250 Royal Palm Beach, FL (Kolbe Academy) 96 John Mertilus DT R-So 6-2 280 Port St. Lucie, FL (Ft. Pierce Central) 97 Josh Pinnick DL Sr 6-5 240 Satellite Beach, FL (HS) 98 Robert St. Clair DL R-Jr 6-4 255 West Palm Beach, FL (Forest Hill) 99 Ryan Paros PK R-So 5-11 185 Marathon, FL (HS) Ed Alexander DB RS-Fr 6-1 172 Margate, FL (Coral Springs HS) Dustin Anglin DT/OL Fr 6-4 250 Plant City, FL (Lake Gibson) Christopher Athans LS RS-Fr 210 Lakeland, FL (George Jenkins HS) Jeff Blanchard RB Fr 5-9 195 Delray Beach, FL (Olympic Heights) Kyle Califar DB RS-Fr 5-11 190 Tampa, FL (Sickles HS) Dino Cox DL Fr 6-3 240 Tampa, FL (Wharton) Curtis Cross CB Fr 5-10 170 Belle Glades, FL (Glades Central) Frantz Simeon, WR, team-leading 590 yds Jarvis Givens DT Fr 6-3 300 Miami, FL (Columbus) Jason Grant QB Jr 6-2 217 Valrico, FL (Bloomingdale HS) Mickey Groody P Fr 5-11 170 Pompano Beach, FL (St. Thomas Aquinas) Jason Haynes DB RS-Fr 5-11 200 Miramar, FL (Stranahan HS) Lestar Jean WR Fr 6-3 195 Miami, FL (Norland) Austin Jensen S Fr 6-1 190 Bradenton, FL (Manatee) Jamere Johnson DE Fr 6-4 220 Wesley Chapel, FL (Wharton) Max Karrick OT Fr 6-6 280 Palm City, FL (South Fork) Jhermel Knight RB Fr 5-10 183 Fort Myers, FL (Dunbar) Samuel McRoy OT Fr 6-4 249 Jacksonville, FL (William M Raines) Drameko Moore DB R-So 5-11 188 Hallandale Beach, FL (Pompano Beach) Alfred Morris RB Fr 5-11 222 Pensacola, FL (Pine Forest) Tim Moscato QB Fr 6-2 200 Naples, FL (Naples) Frantz Joseph, LB, 61 TT Chris Newbold DL/OL Fr 6-4 250 Fort Lauderdale, FL (Pembroke Pines Charter) Avionne Rolle DB Fr 5-9 180 Miami, FL (Central) Christian Ross K RS-So 5-11 205 Titusville, FL (Astronaut HS) Xavier Stinson RB/LB Fr 5-9 225 Miami, FL (Chaminade-Madonna) Justin Walton LB R-So 6-1 215 West Palm Beach, FL (Cardinal Newman) Darian Williams WR Fr 6-3 195 North Lauderdale, FL (Northeast) Brandon Zeeb WR Fr 6-1 195 Margate, FL (HS) 29

Nick Paris, OL OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 30 PLAYERS Gedel Merzius ...... Ja-Dell Mer-Z-us .Ja-Dell Merzius Gedel .Mer-tell-is Mertilus John .Ma-Kro-re HunterMcCrory .War-Lee WarleyLeroy .Jer-mell JhermelKnight .Fran-Z FrantzJoseph. Con-Share-Rio . ConsharioJohnson HOSE-uh . Hoza Kirk .House-Ler Housler Rob .X-po-zito Exposito Chris .Ma-Leak Eugene Malik . Da-Mez-men . JamesDemesmin Peagah .Sa TedCzepiga. .Cal-I-far Califar Kyle Dell .Car Brantley. Carldayle Tells .Bar Bartels. Kris .Tuh-HEEMah-suh-VAY-doe TaheemAcevedo Pronunciation Guide E.J. J Rusty Smith .27/87 Harmon Jason 23/87 . Peterson Keegan B 15/88 . Cranor. Eli Jenson.Austin .15/89 .14/86 EdwardBradwell M .8/86 Wichner Zach Ryan Sollazzo .4/87 Gent Cortez Rivera. .4/86 Wilfred JANUARY Pla Cr .17/88 Housler Rob Charles Pi Sam Huggins.13/88 . Rod .12/86 Savidge Josh .9/87 Valero Raul .9/88 Exposito Chris .8/87 Rizzo. John . .6/88 Irwin. Devon MARCH .30/85 PeterPantelakos Chaires. .27/88 Hal . 15/88 McDonald. Phillip K .5/88 Jean Lestar DiI FEBRUARY Tavious Polo. .30/88 TaviousPolo. .30/85 BroderickBolton .23/87 Rose William .21/88 TarvorisHill .21/86 WarleyLeroy. yle W .J. M alik Eug ai vory Ed g J uel M ns.29/86 ones ne . 17/85 anley atkins. . 11/86 atkins. nis. . 20/88 enkins Ry. 14/88 cRoy yer Birthda en re.15/85 erre eob.1/86 gecomb .12/88 e . 28/87 . 4/87 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 rnzJsp .12/86 FrantzJoseph ikPrs. .30/86 Paris Nick . . 29/88 Logan Chipperfield . .27/85 Bartels Kris .26/89 JamereJohnson Dustin An J Kris Rush .9/85 O’Neill Mike JULY Juli Ged .5/86 FrantzSimeon .2/87 Califar Kyle JUNE Ryan Wischn .27/87 McIntosh Erick .18/85 JarridSmith Jermaine .14/85 Council. MAY .20/88 Lockley Michael Chris M .13/87 Forston Dustin .13/84 Sincere Cergile . .9/85 Wilds Mike .8/89 AvionneRolle. .5/87 Pecorella Alex Willi .3/87 JoshuaMcClover .3/86 JarretMcDonald APRIL osh Pinni an M el M e Floyd ys nz. 18/86 unoz ris. 10/85 erzius yers. .10/85 yers. . 11/86 ln. 18/88 glin ck. .15/85 ck. . 4/88 fk .27/88 efski Avery Holley. .31/87 Holley. Avery . .28/86 Miller Kevin Mi .24/86 Bonner Chris . .24/88 Cross Curtis .23/87 Muniz David .20/85 JonathanSegrete . . 13/87 Lee C.J. .9/84 Monzon Gil .4/86 Walton. Justin OCTOBER .30/84 Wilkes Chad 28/85 . Clair. St. Robert Cor .24/84 Walker Dominick .23/86 JamariGrant .16/88 XavierStinson .15/88 MauricioRiquer. J .8/87 GeorgeAllen .6/86 JervonteJackson Felix Collazo Kendrick. .3/85 Preston .2/88 Cox Dino .1/85 Maycock. Mark SEPTEMBER .25/84 Clayton Sean .22/88 JhermelKnight .21/83 GregoryJoseph .13/87 Dunn Brian AUGUST ynWshesi.Wish-nef-ski Wischnefski Ryan Ner .Which Wichner Zachary .Were-tep-knee Wertepany Ed .VAULK-enburg VanValkenburgh Kurt . . Sole-Lew-Zo Sollazzo. Ryan .Sk-ahP . Skop Derreck .Surge Sincere Cergile Sim-E-on Fra-on-Z . FrantzSimeon .Sea-gret-ee JonathanSegrete Coor .Ra MauricioRiquer .PenNick Pinnick Josh Peck-O-rilla . Pecorella Alex . Pair-O-s . Paros Ryan PeterPantelakos. .Pan-t-a-lock-us .Moo-nizMuniz. David .Mus-cat-O Moscato Tim eff V chael H ey Sm nap.9/87 anCamp l . 27/85 all nok.25/85 ancock . 4/86 Ted Czepiga ...... 29/85 . TedCzepiga Andr 27/88 . Williams. Darian .26/85 ConsharioJohnson Newbold. .26/88 Chris .22/85 Henderson Vinnie .22/88 Givens Jarvis Patri .18/86 Blanchard Jeff Ni .15/87 Wertepny. Ed .12/88 Morris Alfred Tah .2/86 Matlock David DECEMBER J .25/85 Williams Lavoris .22/88 Moscato. Tim .20/87 Bowling. Dennis Ed Alex .15/85 Brantley Carldayle .2/88 MickeyGroody .1/85 BrandonJackson .1/89 Karrick Max NOVEMBER ohn M ck Lom eem A e Clark ck Gibbons riu . 30/86 ertilus ne .20/87 ander rie.16/86 artire eeo.8/85 cevedo . 28/84 . 18/86 Florida Atlantic University Football TWO-DEEP

OFFENSE DEFENSE X RECEIVER LDE #16 – Cortez Gent, R-So, 6-2, 170 #98 – Robert St. Clair, R-Jr, 6-4, 250 #84 – Conshario Johnson, R-So, 6-1, 186 #94 – Jermaine Council, R-So, 6-5, 238

LT LDT #70 – Lavoris Williams, R-So, 6-3, 250 #92 – Jervonte Jackson, R-Jr, 6-3, 280 #60 – Devon Erwin, R-Fr, 6-6, 255 #90 – Mauricio Riquer, R-Fr, 6-4, 275

LG RDT #72 – David Matlock, R-So, 6-2, 239 #95 – Josh Savidge, Jr, 6-2, 280 #65 – Brandon Jackson, R-Jr, 6-3, 245 #96 – John Mertilus, R-So, 6-2, 288

C RDE #68 – Nick Paris, R-Jr, 6-1, 290 #97 – Josh Pinnick, R-Sr, 6-5, 240 #76 – Ryan Wischnefski, R-Fr, 6-2, 310 #43 – Julian Myers, R-Jr, 6-3, 218

RG SLB #78 – Jarid Smith, R-Sr, 6-2, 258 #49 – Andre Clark R-Jr, 6-1, 220 #73 – Kevin Miller, R-So, 6-3, 304 #50 – George Allen, R-Jr, 6-0, 220

RT MLB #71 – John Rizzo, Jr, 6-3, 280 #56 – Frantz Joseph, R-Jr, 6-1, 229 #57 – Vinnie Henderson, R-Jr, 6-5, 270 #59 – Michael Lockley, R-Fr, 6-2, 220

TE WLB #85 – Mike Wilds, R-Sr, 6-4, 230 #45 – Cergile Sincere, R-Sr, 6-0, 215 #88 – Jason Harmon, Jr, 6-1, 185 #47 – Edward Bradwell, Jr, 6-1, 200

Z RECEIVER LCB #6 – Frantz Simeon, R-Jr, 5-10, 185 #26 – Corey Small, Jr, 5-10, 170 #7 – Chris Bonner, R-So, 6-3, 195 #21 – Erick McIntosh, R-So, 6-0, 180

QB SS #11 – Rusty Smith, R-So, 6-5, 212 #27 – Kris Bartels, R-Sr, 5-10, 200 #15 – Sean Clayton, R-Sr, 6-5, 225 #3 – Greg Joseph, R-Jr, 5-11, 195

RB FS #20 – Charles Pierre, R-Jr, 5-9, 195 #9 – Taheem Acevedo, R-Sr, 6-1, 220 #8 – B.J. Manley, R-Sr, 5-9, 190 #4 – Cardayle Brantley, R-Jr, 6-1, 169 #28 – Willie Floyd, So, 5-9, 165

FB RCB #46 – William Rose, R-So, 6-1, 227 #5 – Tavious Polo, R-Fr, 5-10, 146 #2 – Dominick Walker, R-Sr, 5-11, 203 #29 – Gedel Merzius, R-Sr, 5-9, 180

SPECIAL TEAMS KICKER LONG SNAPPER – Mickey Groody #53 – Alex Pecorella #18 – Keegan Peterson #99 – Ryan Paros 31 TAHEEM ACEVEDO 9 REDSHIRT SENIOR MEDIA DEFENSIVE BACK COACHES 6-1, 220 PLAYERS MIAMI, FL OPPONENTS FELIX VARELA SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW HISTORY FAU 2006: Returned to the squad with a desire to play and to add recorded three receptions both the strength and maturity needed among the otherwise for 198 yards…returned six young defensive backs…ended the year fourth in total punts for 125 yards, tackles with 56…also recorded 2.5 tackles for a loss of including one TD… three yards, including a sack for a loss of two…had four defensively had 82 interceptions on the season and was among a defense that tackles and eight recorded the most single-season interceptions in the school’s interceptions, two history…credited with one and a for a score…earned recovery for a return of 12 yards in his first game second-team All- back…also recorded nine tackles versus Dade honors and Clemson…that season-high mark stood until Nov. 18 was the team’s MVP… when he recorded 13, including 10 solo against three-sport athlete North Texas…his defensive game against UNT was (football, basketball highlighted by two interceptions each of which and track). helped preserved the victory for the Owls. Personal: Health 2005: Broke his ankle the second to last scrimmage of administration the spring season…used the year as a redshirt season. major…son of Debra Callwood…born Dec. 2004: Played in eight games a year ago, slowed by 8, 1985, in the U.S. injuries…was the starting free safety against one of the Virgin Island, St. nation’s most prolific offenses, Hawaii…recorded a Thomas. season-high seven tackles, six solo…second best game came against Florida A&M, recorded five tackles…broke up two passes and recorded one QB hurry…ended the year with 15 solo tackles and nine assists for 24 total tackles.

2003: Injuries among the defensive backs accelerated his game time…recorded a tackle in nine games…tallied four (3-1) in his first start, against Illinois State, and four (2-2) against Siena…ended his freshman campaign with 16 total tackles, including 11 solo…recorded a fumble recovery against Siena…was also a member of the special teams, returning four kick-offs for a total of 34 yards…his longest was 16 yards against Northern Colorado.

High School: Played for Clark Eakes at Felix Varela YER PROFILE Senior High School, where he was a two-way starter…had 58 rushing attempts for 389 yards… PLA

32 Year GMS UT AT TT TFL INT-YDS PBU FR 2003 14 11 5 16 0-0 0-0 0 1 2004 8 15 9 24 0-0 0-0 2 0 2005 Redshirted 2006 12 42 14 56 2.5-3 4-0 5 1 TOTAL 34 68 28 96 2.5-3 4-0 7 2

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Limiting the mistakes is a goal not only for me but for the team. As you mature with a program you see better talent come into the program each year. As a freshman, we were a I-AA team that came so close to defeating UCF. We did knock off Middle Tennessee and went deep into the playoffs, hosting Colgate for the NCAA semifinal game. That was a great year, 11-3, and a great team, but the next year we were even better right out of the box winning the first five games, including Hawaii—we were the only team to beat Hawaii at home that year—and North Texas—who had never lost a Sun Belt game. Both had been to a bowl game the year before. I was so excited for 2005 but missed the year with an injury. That year, I grew in life and on the football field. Things began to slow down for me and I began to understand I needed to take care of school and my life. I began to understand the strength it took for my grandmother to raise five kids and two grandchildren as a single parent. I began to understand why education was so important and why she made sure everyone in my family attended college. I used to take it all for granted. I learned mistakes are what make the difference between success and failure. Maturity limits mistakes. Limited mistakes create success and success translates to victories. Victories are why we play.

My name is Taheem Acevedo. We set a record last season in interceptions. This season we want to break that record. MATT ANDREWS 19 SENIOR MEDIA DEFENSIVE BACK COACHES 6-2, 189 PLAYERS BOYNTON BEACH, FL OPPONENTS SACRAMENTO REVIEW COMMUNITY COLLEGE HISTORY FAU 2006: Joined the squad for practice both in the fall and 2003: Earned All-America honors as a freshman and led the spring, but did not play. state in kick-off returns.

As a sophomore (’05): Played for coach Mike Clemons at High School: Played for Coach Floyd at Boynton Beach High Sacramento City College in California…recorded 52 tackles, School, where he participated in the All-American All-Star 16 pass break ups, recovered two and forced game and was named to the Eastern Conference team. another two…earned all-conference for his efforts as a sophomore…earned All-America honors…earned team’s Personal: Psychology/Arts and Letters major…son of comeback player of the year award as a sophomore…led the Cynthia Barber and Marvin Andrews…born Oct. 14, 1985, in defensive backs in tackles and pass deflections as a Boynton Beach…cousin to Ronde and Tiki Barber as well as sophomore…also was a first team all-Nor-Cal Conference former Heisman runner-up Brad Banks…also related to Ron selection…JC football.com three star All-American. Meeks, the defensive coordinator for the Indianapolis Colts.

2004: redshirted YER PROFILE PLA

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 There are family reunions every summer but no one has a pick-up football game like our family. There is speed, speed and more speed. There is Ronde and Tiki Barber and former Heisman Trophy runner-up Brad Banks. And calling the plays might be , the defensive coordinator for the Indianapolis Colts. And then there is me. I work every day so that my name will be included in that list of famous faces playing in the game. Until then, there is speed on the football field and the racetrack. Winning the battle on the field is all about reading the quarterback, watching his drops, his eyes, the players. On the racetrack it is the same. You have to get the jump at take-off. I was in high school when FAU football was built from scratch. It was built with speed and we will win with speed. Away from the field, I like to build race cars from scratch and race them. Unfortunately, I like to hit both on the field and on the track so the car is a little beat up.

I’m Matt Andrews. I play defensive back for Florida Atlantic.

. KRIS BARTELS 27 SENIOR MEDIA DEFENSIVE BACK COACHES 5-10, 210 PLAYERS HOLLYWOOD, FL OPPONENTS CHAMINADE-MADONNA HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW HISTORY FAU 2006: Led the defense much of the season in tackles… 2004: Made the spring team and was invited ended the year second with 70 tackles…earned the team’s to join the team in the fall…made the Defensive MVP honors…his most productive season saw traveling squad for the Florida A&M him champion the cause on defense with the 70 tackles, game, a game he recorded two tackles… 3.5 for a loss of 11…he recorded two interceptions one continued that pace the following for a team leading 89-yard return yards…changed the two games, recording three against momentum of the North Texas game with an INT and Illinois State and four against score just before the half to take the lead in a game Edward Waters…ended the year they won in the last seconds…surprisingly, he also with 14 tackles. became the team's primary kick returner…on the season, tallied 16 returns for 345 yards with an High School: Played for average of 21.6 yards per return, which lists him Coach Guandolo at Chaminade- no. 62 nationally and no. 7 among the Sun Belt…set Madonna...awarded three an FAU record in returns for a single season and is varsity letters in football... third all-time in number of returns and yards named second-team All- returned…two INTs were part of a team record- County...two-year letterman setting 18 interceptions… awarded the game ball in track and field. once for defense, once for special teams and once as the “Bone Award” recipient…represented the team as Personal: Interdisciplinary a game-day captain twice. studies major...son of Jack and Manuela Bartels...born 2005: Secured a starting safety spot…led the team in tackles July 27, 1985, in twice, versus Kansas and Middle Tennessee…was among the top Hollywood, FL. two game tacklers four times…career-high performance was against Middle Tennessee with three solos and 12 assists for a total of 15 tackles…also had two for a loss of five yards in the same game…served as the defensive captain against Arkansas State…second most single-game tackles came against Oklahoma State…recorded his first interception, which was returned for 39 yards, against Monroe, and recovered two fumbles, Oklahoma State and Minnesota. YER PROFILE PLA CAREER TACKLES KICK RETURN

36 Year GMS UT AT TT TFL INT-YDS PBU FR Year GMS Att Yds Avg TD Lg 2004 6 11 3 14 1-3 0-0 0 1 2006 12 16 345 26.1 0 53 2005 11 45 37 82 5-11 1-39 1 2 Total 12 16 345 26.1 0 53 2006 12 45 25 70 3.5-11 2-89 2 0 Total 29 101 65 166 9.5-25 3-128 3 3

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Haters influence me—those who say I’m too small; those who say I can’t do it; those who say FAU can’t win. I go on the field each and every day with everything to lose. Respect is not given, it is earned. I was a two-sport athlete until I ran into a wall tracking a baseball. I will work hard and get to the ball wherever it may be. In football, there is no hesitation—it is competition. There is one goal, a bowl; that is why we compete.

My name is Kris Bartels. My team showed me respect in 2006 with the defensive MVP award. .

. 2004: Worked with scout team and gained valuable reps in 2005 SEAN CLAYTON spring drills. 2003: Played for J.L. Smith at Michigan State University… worked out at tight end.

15 High School: Named to PrepStar’s All-Midwest Team…first-team Division II all-state selection by the Associated Press… earned MEDIA REDSHIRT SENIOR first-team All-Northeast Ohio and All-Quad County honors as a COACHES QUARTERBACK senior…Northeast Ohio Division III Offensive Player of the Year, PLAYERS 6-5, 225 completing 146-of-216 throws (.676) for 1,937 yards, 19 touchdowns and four interceptions in 2002…threw for a school- OPPONENTS POLAND, OH record 319 yards versus Chaney… rushed for 558 yards and REVIEW POLAND SEMINARY eight TDs as a senior…produced 2,495 total yards and 27 total TDs in 2002…elected team captain prior to his senior season… HISTORY two-year starter for Coach Paul Hulea at Poland (Ohio) Seminary FAU 2006: Began spring drills with hard work and a three-way tie High School…earned second-team all-state honors as a for the fall starting role… narrowed the race to two prior to junior…selected first-team preseason camp opening…as classes began the race was All-Northeast Ohio, All-Quad County and All-Metro too close to call…Rusty Smith drew the season opening Athletic Conference (MAC in 2001)…com- start, but Clayton was inserted in the second quarter as pleted 291-of-428 career passes (.680) planned and he never looked back…held the starting role for 3,773 yards, 33 TDs and 11 through the advanced training portion of the schedule… INTs…ran for 706 career during that stretch he was 29-65-2 for 316 yards and 1 TD…also yards and 10 scores… had 20 carries for 58 yards…as a starter he was 64-128-5 for 774 yards and five TDs prior to suffering a concussion in the Middle Tennessee game that limited his time the remainder of the season…on the year he was 78-154-6 for 926 yards and five accounted TDs…recorded a TD pass against South Carolina, Louisiana- for 4,629 total Monroe, Southern Utah (2) and Arkansas State...experienced the yards and 43 TDs power of hushing a crowd following a 47-yard run and a 25-yard during his prep pass on the very next play at South Carolina…was career…runs 4.7 in the three and six on the season as a starter. 40…three-sport athlete (football, baseball and 2005: Played his way into the no. 2 quarterback spot and then basketball). capitalized on his first start with a 26-23 victory over the reigning Sun Belt champion…had his career-best game Personal: Interdisciplinary completing 13 of 22 passes attempted for 151 yards and one studies/social science score…also scrambled for 20 yards, including a 15-yard major…son of Tim and Viive run…returned the following week to guide the Owls against intra- Clayton…born Aug. 25, state rival FIU only to come up on the short end with three 1984…nephew of John interceptions and just 82 passing yards…ended the season with a Sontich who played passing efficiency of 98.13…completed 31 passes in 57 attempts freshman and JV football at and threw three interceptions…totaled 329 yards for an average Dartmouth (defensive back, of 36.6 per game. 1979-81)

CLAYTON GAME-BY-GAME Date Opponent Att-Cmp-Int Yds TD Long 2006 09/02 at Clemson 22-11-1 112 0 16 09/09 at Kansas State 14-8-0 95 0 47 09/16 at Oklahoma State 12-5-1 43 0 17 09/23 at South Carolina 17-5-0 66 1 25 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe 18-12-0 164 1 46 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 24-14-1 208 2 39

YER PROFILE 10/18 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 15-8-1 63 0 18 CAREER PASSING STATISTICS 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE 19-9-1 91 1 23 11/04 at Middle Tennessee 9-3-1 44 0 24 Year GM ATT-CMP-INT YDS TD Lg QB EFF. 11/18 at North Texas 3-2-0 6 0 7 2005 9 57-31-3 329 1 33 98.13 11/25 FIU 1-1-0 34 0 34 2006 11 154-78-6 926 5 47 84.2 PLA TOTALS 154-78-6 926 5 47 TOTAL 20 211-109-9 1255 6 47 98.13

2005 38 Date Opponent Att-Cmp-Int Yds TD Long 09/17 at Minnesota 3-1-0 17 0 17 10/01 at U of L 3-3-0 26 0 14 10/15 Middle Tennessee 4-1-0 14 0 14 11/05 at Troy 5-3-0 39 0 32 11/12 North Texas 22-13-0 151 1 33 11/26 at FIU 20-10-3 82 017

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 SEAN CLAYTON

People consider football a game of size, strength and aggression. It is all that, but it is also much more. The studyingstudying ofof playsplays andand ofof filmfilm isis vitalvital butbut thethe mentalmental andand emotional aspect can be the difference in a game. I onceonce had a coach that told me when the team is up, be thethe calmingcalming influence.influence. WhenWhen thethe teamteam isis down,down, bebe thethe motivator.motivator. The second key is to filter the things you hhear.ear. As a quarterback, you can’t listen to the armchair. You have to focus on your game, not what is being said throughoutthroughout thethe weekweek oror inin thethe stands.stands. OneOne ofof mymy bestbest collegecollege footballfootball momentsmoments beganbegan withwith aa thirdthird andand sevenseven at the FAU 23. I was flushed from the pocket and ran forfor 4747 yards.yards. TheThe nextnext playplay waswas aa 25-yard25-yard touchdowntouchdown receptionreception byby JasonJason HarmonHarmon atat thethe SouthSouth CarolinaCarolina 0.0. TheThe hush that fell over the Gamecock crowd —70,000 strong—wasstrong—was amazing. My competitiveness comes from being one of three boys raised in a very competitive Midwest community. Being competitive made it difficult toto sitsit outout asas aa freshmanfreshman atat MichiganMichigan StateState andand thenthen again at FAU. There isis nono betterbetter exampleexample ofof statestate pridepride thanthan throughthrough aa collegiatecollegiate footballfootball game.game. TheThe trashtrash talktalk among my teammates and I was at a high the week beforebefore last year’s national championship bowl game and itit camecame aroundaround againagain duringduring “March“March Madness.”Madness.” Competition doesn’t end when we walk off the field.

My name is Sean Clayton. I’m one of six players who hail from outside the state of Florida. 2003: Practiced with the squad to gain valuable WILLIAM "B.J." MANLEY, III experience…classified year as his redshirt season.

High School: Played for Nigel Dunn at Norland High School...tallied 1,725 yards on the ground which culminated 8 in 13 TDs...averaged 7.5 yards a carry...earned team's REDSHIRT SENIOR Offensive Game MVP honors seven times and was named MEDIA RUNNING BACK first-team All-District...participated in the Broward/Dade All-Star Game...was a key COACHES 5-10, 210 player in Norland's drive to the state PLAYERS MIAMI, FL championship...two-sport athlete OPPONENTS NORLAND (football and track). HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW Personal: Health administration HISTORY major…son of Regina and William FAU 2006: Saw action in nine games…parlayed opportunities into 33 Manley, Jr…born Jan. 17, 1985… carries and recorded 137 yards...finished the squad second among Listed in Who's Who and is a member running backs with two touchdowns…was one of 18 to haul in of the National Honor Society. a reception…ended the year with three receptions for 32 yards…was also fifth in total points scored with 12...had a season-best six carries, 37 yards, his longest carry against Arkansas State…scored against Arkansas State and FIU…on the receiving end his longest reception was 21 yards at Monroe…missed three games due to a shoulder injury.

2005: Entered the season after a strong spring season, no. 1 on the depth chart at running back…played in 11 games, seeing action as the starting back and at fullback following injuries…ended the season with 15 carries and 33 yards on the ground…also pulled in eight receptions for 101 yards…most productive game came in his hometown versus FIU, a game he had his season-long carry of 13 yards…had a 27-yard reception against Louisiana-Lafayette and a 20- yard reception against Troy…finished the season with 134 all-purpose yards.

2004: Played in nine games, mostly on special teams…had six carries against New Mexico State for 49 yards and four carries against Edward Waters for 28 yards…his longest run of the season was 24 yards against New Mexico State. YER PROFILE

MANLEY CAREER MANLEY CAREER PLA RUSHING STATS RECEIVING STATS

40 Year No YDS TD LG Year No YDS TD LG 2004 13 83 0 24 2004 0 0 0 0 2005 15 33 013 2005 8 101 0 25 2006 33 157 2 35 2006 3 32 0 21 TOTAL 61 273 2 35 TOTAL 11 133 0 25

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Raised in Miami, like many of my teammates, I enjoyed a great high school career—most memorable was a fourth and six situation with the 6A state championship on the line. I remember it in slow motion. The signal called, the players set and I begin my assignment. It was a pass play that sailed over my head, much like watching a plane fly over. The 61-yard score for the title will be talked about for years to come. Florida Atlantic is building similar memories. Fortunately, my family has had the opportunity to travel the last five years and those memories will be cherished. An education was the only promise made to me by the FAU coaches, that’s the only one I need. Football, like life, is up to me. As a man of God, I promise to work hard in everything I do on and off the field.

My name is William “B.J.” Manley III. I’m a running back at FAU. . MARK MAYCOCK 18 MEDIA REDSHIRT SENIOR COACHES DEFENSIVE BACK PLAYERS 6-0, 182 OPPONENTS MIAMI, FL REVIEW BARBARA GOLEMAN HISTORY FAU 2006: Limited to four games due to season-ending injury…also was an integral part of the special team’s unit.

2005: Member of the team’s traveling squad…played in four games fighting for playing time among the team’s deepest unit…also saw time on special teams.

2003-2004: Attended the University of Charleston where he ran track (football was not a sponsored sport)…set school indoor track record in 60 meters.

High School: Played for Leonard Patrick at Barbara Goleman High School…returned first kick-off for a touchdown… member of the school’s record-setting relay team in the 4X400…voted the team’s best defensive back in 2003 and the team’s most improved defensive player in 2002…named scholar-athlete in 2003 and won one of Miami Heralds’ Performances of the Week in 2003.

Personal: Business management major…son of Cynthia and Mark Maycock…born Sept. 1, 1985, in Miami, FL. YER PROFILE PLA

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Speed is important in my game and my collegiate career. I began my career at another school where I ran track. Family, religion and more competitive football brought me home. Home is South Florida where I pulled down an interception as a high school senior that kept Hialeah from advancing to the playoffs. Home is where we gather with my family and Granny Sis for ox tails and a bunch of games and laughs. The Oxley fields are where I fly to the ball and prepare for FAU’s next game.

My name is Mark Maycock. I play defensive back for FAU.

. GEDEL MERZIUS 29 SENIOR MEDIA CORNERBACK COACHES 5-9, 180 PLAYERS MIAMI, FL OPPONENTS ARCHBISHOP CURLEY NOTRE DAME REVIEW HISTORY FAU 2006: Holds tremendous potential and will challenge teammates as well as opponents on the field…played in 10 games…recorded five solo tackles…was part of a unit that set an interception record…had the longest return (64 yards).

2005: Practiced with the squad in the fall and spring…as part of his redshirt transfer obligations.

Transfer: Member of Troy University’s team.

High School: Played for Greg Magner at Archbishop Curley Notre Dame…earned second-team All-Dade honors as a senior…earned honorable mention honors as a junior and was a four-year letterman in both football and track…led football to an undefeated season deep into the playoffs…participated in the Dade-Broward All-Star Game.

Personal: Psychology major…son of Marie Lou and Gene Merzius…born June 10, 1985, in Miami, FL YER PROFILE

PLA MERZIUS CAREER STATS

44 Year GMS UT AT TT TFL INT-Ret 2006 10 5 3 8 0.0-0 1-64 Total 10 5 3 8 0.0-0 1-64

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Challenges are things that drive me, and being a winner is my motivation. My competitive attitude is what motivates me to prove to doubters that I can play the game of football at the highest level. Hard work is my calling card and that asset will eventually put us over the top for the Sun Belt championship. I’m a strong believer that if you work hard good things will happen. I’m going to make them happen.

My name is Gedel Merizus. I’m a defensive back for FAU. If you don’t grind, you don’t shine. . GIL MONZON 74 SENIOR MEDIA DEFENSIVE LINE COACHES 6-3, 270 PLAYERS BOYNTON BEACH, FL OPPONENTS CORAL SPRINGS CHARTER REVIEW HISTORY FAU 2006: Saw action in 10 games both on the line and more importantly on special teams.

2005: Practiced with the squad, gaining size and strength…traveled with the squad.

2004 Transfer: Practiced with the squad, used the season to redshirt.

2003: Played for Coach Kessinger at Bethany College.

High School: Played for Coach Higgis at Coral Springs High School, where he wore no. 99 and served as team captain.

Personal: Business major…son of Gilbet and Esther Monzon…born Oct. 9, 1984, in Fort Lauderdale, FL. YER PROFILE PLA

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 The big stage is where I want to play. Small college football is where I began. Playing for Coach Schnellenberger is a once in a lifetime opportunity for me. This season, I will be able to take the field at Florida with him at the helm. My parents are first- generation Americans born here after their parents came from Cuba. They came here with nothing and have shown me what hard work is. My family inspires me every day. “Hard work” is what will be done in our fight for a Sun Belt Championship.

My name is Gil Monzon. I play “D” line for FAU.

. yards…recovered a fumble against Edward Waters JOSH PINNICK and was credited with two QB hurries…forced a fumble against Edwards Waters. 97 2003: Redshirted REDSHIRT SENIOR High School: Played for Rick Ritland at Satellite MEDIA DEFENSIVE LINE High School…named first-team All-Conference and All-District after averaging 1.5 sacks and 10 COACHES 6-5, 240 tackles a game, along with 21 receptions and PLAYERS SATELLITE BEACH, FL two touchdowns as a tight end…Florida top-100 OPPONENTS SATELLITE recruiting list…two-sport athlete (football and HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW basketball).

HISTORY Personal: Social work major…son of Barbara FAU Preliminary Rotary Lombardi Watch List and Paul Pinnick…born July 15, 1985 in Street Smith’s First-Team All-Conference Marion, OH. Blue Ribbon Forecast First Team

2006: Earned first team all-conference for his efforts…natural leader physically, emotionally and vocally…completed his third season as a starter with 33 total tackles, including 25 solo and a team leading 11.5 for a loss of 46 yards… recorded five sacks for a loss of 36 yards…most productive game came against Clemson with seven total tackles, two for a loss…had six tackles at South Carolina, two for a loss and recorded a season, and career-high three for a loss of 19 yards against Arkansas State… recorded two sacks against ASU…forced a fumble, which he recovered at Clemson and forced another at North Texas…finished the season ranked seventh in tackles for a loss and 10th in sacks.

2005: Played in every game, started all but one… recorded 18 tackles, including 13 solo…most productive game was Middle Tennessee, a game he had four solo tackles…had back-to-back games with two tackles for a loss…Louisiana-Lafayette was the first with a loss of five yards…the second was MT for a loss of two…forced a fumble versus Oklahoma State…recovered a fumble against Arkansas State…blocked a kick at Troy.

2004: Broke into the season opener against Hawaii…played his entire freshman season without injury against the most difficult schedule in the history of the program…had one tackle assist in his first collegiate game, Hawaii… ended the year with 14 tackles, seven solo and seven assists…had a season-high three tackles at Middle Tennessee…his first sack was against Troy for a loss of six YER PROFILE PLA

48 Year GMS UT AST TT TFL SACKS 2004 11 7 7 14 1-6 1-6 2005 11 13 5 18 2-7 0-0 2006 12 25 8 33 11.5-46 5-36 Totals 34 45 20 65 14.5-59 6-42

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 There is a saying among the surfers in my hometown of Satellite Beach: “Go big or go home.” I try to live my life that way. I believe in putting it all out front. I believe my teammates know that when it’s time to go I will be there. The conference championship is the only acceptable thing for this team. This senior class wants and needs to be remembered as the group that led the program to Division I-A status playing for “old school” coaches with new school dreams. FAU is no longer an obscure program. It is one that accepted the challenge of Hawaii and came away with an overtime win. It is the program that continues to challenge and will face the defending national champions.

My name is Josh Pinnick. I’m a three-year starting defensive lineman. Our eyes are focused to “Go Big.”

. 70 total tackles, 36 were solo…recorded five tackles for a CERGILE SINCERE loss of eight yards, including two sacks for a loss of seven yards…credited with two broken passes…tallied 11 tackles versus Louisiana-Monroe, nine at Arkansas State and FIU…had 45 eight versus Oklahoma State…his first game as a starter, the season opener at Kansas, he recorded a sack and loss of six REDSHIRT SENIOR yards…the second sack was at Troy. MEDIA LINEBACKER COACHES 6-0, 230 2004: Played in nine games, mostly on special teams… recorded six tackles on the season with a game-high four PLAYERS BELLE GLADE, FL against Edward Waters…expected to make an impact on the OPPONENTS GLADES CENTRAL two-deep as a sophomore. HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW 2003: Participated in the fall as a redshirt scout team member HISTORY preserving a year of eligibility. FAU Blue Ribbon Forecast First team 2006: Played in every game and led the defensive both on and off High School: Played for Willie Bueno at Glades Central High… the field…ended the season as the team’s leading tackler with earned All-Area honorable mention, played on the 2000 3A 78…was second in tackles for a loss with 5.5 for a loss of 17 State football championship team and was the Gatorade yards…was second in sacks with three and grabbed his first two Will-to-Win Athlete of the Week after totaling 13 interceptions…as evident by his statistics he was in the position tackles and forcing two fumbles…earned most to put more pressure on the quarterback than previously in his improved defensive player of the year. career…recorded more single-season tackles for a loss, sacks, interceptions, pass break-up, and hurries than any previous Personal: Health administration major…son of linebacker in the program’s history…also had two forced Joseph and Marlene Sincere…born April 13, 1984 in fumbles…his season-high and career-high 12 tackles came in Pahokee, FL…one of eight children who have all have the season opener at Clemson…his greatest tackle for a loss attended college. was six yards at South Carolina…interceptions were against Kansas State and Arkansas State…earned Sun Belt Honorable Mention Honors.

2005: Gained the starting outside linebacker spot vacated by graduates…ended the season third in tackles with 70 and returned as the second leading returner…among the

GAME-BY-GAME |------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds 2006 09/02 at Clemson 8 4 12 0.0-0 0-0 09/02 at Kansas State 5 3 8 0.0-0 0-0 09/16 at Oklahoma State 3 0 3 1.0-3 1-3 09/23 at South Carolina 2 3 5 1.0-6 1-6 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe 1 2 3 0.5-1 0-0 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 1 6 7 0.0-0 0-0 10/18 LA-LAFAYETTE 5 6 11 2.0-5 1-2 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE 3 2 5 0.0-0 0-0 11/04 at Middle Tennessee 3 1 4 0.0-0 0-0 11/11 TROY 6 5 11 0.5-1 0-0 11/18 at North Texas 2 3 5 0.0-0 0-0 11/25 FIU 1 3 4 0.0-0 0-0 TOTALS 40 38 78 5.0-16 3-11

2005 09/03 at Kansas 1 2 3 1-6 1-6 09/08 OKLAHOMA STATE 4 4 8 0-0 0-0 09/17 at Minnesota 3 1 4 0-0 0-0 09/22 Louisiana-Monroe 2 9 11 1-1 0-0

YER PROFILE 10/01 at Louisville 5 0 5 0-0 0-0 10/06 at Louisiana-Lafayette 2 1 3 0-0 0-0 10/15 Middle Tennessee 2 6 8 2-0 0-0 10/22 at Arkansas State 5 4 9 0-0 0-0 11/05 at Troy 2 1 3 1-1 1-1

PLA 11/12 NORTH TEXAS 6 1 7 0-0 0-0 11/26 at Fla. International 4 5 9 0-0 0-0 TOTALS 36 34 70 5-8 2-7 50 Year GMS UT AST TT TFL SACK 2004 2004 9 2 4 6 1.0-8 1-8 11/30 at Flordia A&M 0 1 1 0.0-0 0-0 2005 11 36 34 70 5.0-8 2-7 11/20 ILLINOIS STATE 0 1 1 0.0-0 0-0 2006 12 42 36 78 5.5-17 3-11 11/27 EDWARD WATERS 2 2 4 1.0-8 1-8 TOTALS 2 4 6 1.0-8 1-8 TOTAL 32 80 74 154 11.5-33 6-26

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Vision…my teammates and coaches share the same vision even though we are from very different places. First and foremost, championship football is what we strive to play. We have played the game our entire lives, some in city parks and playgrounds, some in open fields. But nowhere better than the “Glades” where there are packed bleachers and standing room only every Friday. Where there is green grass and kids playing everywhere. The Glades is where tailgaters bring wildlife to grill like rabbit, alligator and venison. It is where we first learn that we are only as good as our weakest link. My family is from Haiti. Seeking education for their eight children brought them to America. All eight have attended college.

My name is Cergile Sincere. I play football at Florida Atlantic and I’m sincere about sealing the deal.

. JARRID SMITH 2003: Practiced with the team in the fall but preserved the year of eligibility by redshirting. 78 High School: Played for Todd Dresser at Okeechobee High School...named to the REDSHIRT SENIOR South/Central Florida All-Star Team and MEDIA OFFENSIVE LINE participated in the Outback Bowl All-Star Game... COACHES 6-3, 283 voted most outstanding offensive lineman...three- sport athlete (football, basketball and track). PLAYERS BRIGHTON, FL OPPONENTS OKEECHOBEE Personal: Graduated with a degree in political HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW science in May…currently pursuing a second major in communication… HISTORY is the program's first native FAU Program’s first to graduate and seek a second degree. American Indian (Seminole)… son of Curtis and Camellia 2006: Played in every game…his experience was Osceola…born May 18, pivotal in the team’s success as it transitioned with 1985, in Hollywood, FL. two new quarterbacks, a new backfield and almost an entirely new receiving core… flourished at guard…earned pre-season All-Sun Belt honors…was one of five known native American Indians playing Division I-A football…also a member of the FAU Student Athlete Advisory Committee…earned his political science degree last May and is currently working on a communication degree.

2005: Played in every game…began the year at center and then moved to left guard to create a faster offensive line.

2004: Used much of the spring and pre-season to work into the starting center role…the week before the season opener he moved to guard… praised by coaches for his work, but was sidelined with an ankle sprain prior to the Troy game, significantly hampering the offensive line…returned to action for the Edward Waters and FIU games. YER PROFILE PLA

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 I wore a shirt as a freshman that few understood. It read “Res…Life”. The immediate thought is a reserved personality or an abbreviation for a dorm monitor. I am reserved but have never been a resident life supervisor. The “Res…Life” refers to an American Indian reservation. Living on the reservation is peaceful and family oriented—it’s my home away from college and football. My grandfather was a blend of both football and reservation life and that is a role I would like to emulate. He served as the tribe’s president yet made time for me to follow him around and introduced me to football. We traveled to games. I love playing football and the friendships that come with being on the team and have had the opportunity to take teammates home. They have experienced the unity and calm of the reservation and they have also experienced the fire I have to win. I graduated in May with a degree in political science and will work toward a degree in communication this season. Football brought my grandfather and me together. He has since passed, but it now brings my sisters and me together when we travel to Oklahoma State. I hope to work with the tribe and the tribal counsel, completing the circle started by my grandfather, Chief Fred Smith.

My name is Jarrid Smith. I’m a four-year starting offensive lineman for Florida Atlantic

. DOMINICK WALKER 2 REDSHIRT SENIOR MEDIA RUNNING BACK COACHES 5-11, 221 PLAYERS LAKELAND, FL OPPONENTS LAKELAND HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW HISTORY FAU 2006: Sidelined.

2005: Was an instrumental part of the team’s offense, especially after an injury moved him into a starting role…played in eight games with starts in each prior to a season-ending injury following the Arkansas State game…totaled 24 carries on the season with 78 yards…most productive game was five carries for 51 yards against Oklahoma State, a game he also had his longest run of the season, 22 yards…used in the team’s passing attack with eight receptions for 54 yards and two touchdowns… had a TD reception against Louisiana-Monroe and Louisiana- Lafayette…had a season total of 132 all-purpose yards.

2004: Played in six games both as a running back and as a kick returner…had six carries for 10 yards…longest was a seven-yard run…his lone kick return was for eight yards.

2003: Used the year to gain experience and size.

High School: Played for Bill Castle at Lakeland High School, a program that has sent a countless number of athletes to both college and professional football...as a three-year letterman, he gained 4,000 yards (1,200 sophomore, 1,700 junior, 1,100 senior)...scored 14 TDs in 2002...led Polk County in rushing in 2001...named to the Super Prep Outstanding Players in 2001...four-sport athlete (football, baseball, track and basketball)...as a freshman (1999), advanced to state in the 4X100 relay.

Personal: Criminal justice major…son of Geta Walker…born Sept. 1984…member of the Honor Roll...relative of NFL veteran Reidel Anthony. YER PROFILE

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54 Year GMS ATT Yds AVG LG TD Year GMS ATT Yds AVG LG TD 2004 6 10 10 1.7 7 0 2004 6 1 6 6.0 6 0 2005 8 24 78 3.2 22 0 2005 8 8 54 6.8 18 2 TO TAL 14 34 88 2.6 29 0 TOTALS 14 9 60 6.7 18 2

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Raised in a Florida town where football is king. Raised in a state where there is no other game in November and December than football playoffs. Raised in a family of four boys, all playing football—two doing so in college—where the best video game is “NCAA Football.” The best day of my football career was not on the field, it was at a desk with a National Letter of Intent laid before me. My family was there like they are at each of my home games and plan to be at every game of my senior year. The best day of my football career was signing to play football at Florida Atlantic. It was a huge weight lifted from my shoulders. I always knew I would stay in-state and had conversations with four Division I-A schools. The furthest away was FAU, but it was the school that would let me play the position I had played all my life. You go with your heart. In my heart I knew FAU was the place for me just like in my heart I know my youngest brother Gabriel is going to beat us in video games every time, no matter how competitive it gets. He practices the most.

I’m Dominick Walker, a fullback for Florida Atlantic. My greatest moment on the field is yet to come.

. ZACHARY WICHNER 67 SENIOR MEDIA OFFENSIVE TACKLE COACHES 6-4, 295 PLAYERS DAVIE, FL OPPONENTS SOUTH PLANTATION HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW HISTORY FAU 2006: Saw action in six games both on the line and on special teams...will enter the 2007 as a senior academically and a junior athletically…has applied to FAU’s medical school…if accepted he will forego his senior year on the field and will be Coach Schnellenberger’s first med student in more than 40 years of coaching.

2005: Played in 10 games and was a member of the team’s traveling squad…drew a start at FIU…saw the majority of action on special teams.

2004: Practiced with the squad and used the year as a redshirt to gain size and experience.

High School: Played for Mike Maloney at South Plantation High School, where he earned second-team All-County and was named the Outstanding Lineman by his teammates... earned first-team All-County honors by the Miami Herald...saw time in the North versus South Broward All-Star Game... recipient of the South Plantation Scholastic Athlete Award...member of the National Honor Society.

Personal: Biology/Pre-med major…son of Mark and Ann Wichner...born Jan. 8, 1986, in Davie, FL. YER PROFILE PLA

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Ivy League or paradise? That was my decision out of high school: Harvard, Dartmouth or Florida Atlantic? I weighed the opportunity to obtain an education and to play college football. I could play the best at Florida Atlantic and fight for a championship, something the others could not offer. I could also be on the ground floor of both the football program and the future medical school and hospital on campus. My goals: conference championship in football and FAU med school following that. I have fought the fight on the gridiron and I hope to fight the fight as an orthopedic/pediatric surgeon, maybe in the ER.

My name is Zachary Wichner, nicknamed “Wich” Doctor. I’m an offensive lineman at FAU and may possibly be the strongest pediatric doctor you ever will meet.

. 2004: Transferred from Rhode Island…practiced MIKE WILDS with the squad, but preserved a year of eligibility.

High School: Played for Jack Chapman at Western 85 High School…three-sport athlete (football, baseball and basketball). REDSHIRT SENIOR MEDIA TIGHT END Personal: Exercise Science/health Promotions COACHES 6-4, 230 major…son of Randy and Patricia Wilds…born April PLAYERS MIRAMAR, FL 9, 1985, in Miami, FL. OPPONENTS WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL REVIEW HISTORY FAU 2006: Hit by an injury during preseason and used the year to rehabilitate.

2005: Saw action in nine games, none more important than the closing weeks of the season when injuries made their way through the tight end unit…recorded his first collegiate catch at Louisville for a gain of two yards… scored his first collegiate touchdown at Troy, an eight-yard reception… the following week he had five receptions for 48 yards, including his season- long reception of 21 yards, when FAU hosted North Texas...closed out the season with two receptions for 16 yards at FIU. YER PROFILE

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58 Year GMS ATT Yds AVG LG TD 2005 9 9 74 8.2 21 1 Totals 9 9 74 8.2 21 1

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 My senior campaign promises to be the one that proves perseverance pays. Born and raised in South Florida, college offered me the opportunity to try something different. I chose to attend school in the Northeast where both my parents had attended college and my father was a varsity letter winner. After just one year, I returned home and enrolled at FAU without talking to the coaches. Since that time, I have weathered the storm of college athletics and all that comes with it. I have started at fullback and have earned a starting spot at tight end, my natural position. It was a fight to make the team. It has been a fight to stay strong and to stay on the field. My days have been packed with 6:45 a.m. classes, morning workouts, classes again, training room time, meetings and then practice. Time management has proven the key to my fight for a strong senior season.

My name is Mike Wilds. I play tight end for FAU and plan to become a firefighter upon graduation.

. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 60 PLAYER PROFILES P game...two-sport athlete(football and basketball). played inthe Broward County North versusSouthall-star sonal: Sch High School: 2006: Alexander…born Nov. 20,1987,inPompano Beach,FL. Sch High School: July 18,1988,inT Personal: and received the perfectattendance award. basketball and track) member of the National Honor Society si lineman…also earned All-County honors onthe defensive sacks…as aprepster, earned All-Statehonors asanoffensive six sacks…asajuni state champions…as asenior, recorded 60tacklesincluding er HIGH SCHOOL CORAL SPRINGS MARGATE, FL 6-1, 172 DEFENSIVE BACK REDSHIRT FRESHMAN ED ALEXANDER HIGH SCHOOL LAKE GIBSON PLANT CITY, FL 6-4, 250 OFFENSIVE LINE FRESHMAN DUSTIN ANGLIN d e of the ball…four-sport athlete(football, baseball, ool, where he earned honorable mention All-County, ool, where he sawaction onbothsides of the ballfor the Practiced withthe squad and redshirted. M cal engineering major…son of Rosemary Son of RobertAnglin and Michelle Carter…born echani Played for BillBrown atCoral Springs High Played for Keith DeMyer at Lake GibsonHigh ampa, FL. or , he recorded 138tacklesand 14 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007

NEWCOMER 2005: OA 01 810710710 1 1.0-7 FR PBU 1.0-7 18 INT-YDS 1 17 TFL 6 6 0 TT 11 10 1 AT 20 12 UT TOTAL 8 2006 GMS 2005 Year CAREER TA sonal: si P an (football, basketball sport athlete All-Star game...three- Br All-Star game and th Broward North/South participated inthe All-County honors… earn had 65pancakes in2004and sacks in2003…offensively, he recorded 25tacklesand five Dillard High School… defensively, he Fort Lau Reid…born Nov. 25,1985in major... sonof Rose prim High School: er de of the ball…electedtoredshirt. HIGH SCHOOL LAKELAND SENIOR LAKELAND, FL 6-1, 231 LINEBACKER JUNIOR 50 GEORGE ALLEN,IV oward versusDade d track). ed secon arily offense in2004for Keith Franklin at Used the seasontoworkexclusively onthe offensive d CKLES er U decided in d n ale d-team Saw action onbothlines, , FL. e .- .- 0 0 0.0-0 1.0-7 0.0-0 .- 0 1 1.0-7 DAMIAN AMONDO JEFF BLANCHARD 91 SOPHOMORE REDSHIRT FRESHMAN RUNNING BACK DEFENSIVE LINEMAN 5-9, 195 6-6, 245 DELRAY BEACH, FL MIAMI, FL GARDEN CITY JACKSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL OLYMPIC HEIGHTS

2006: Walked on to the team as an FAU student…had never 2005-2006: Played for J.J. Eckard at Garden City played football prior to trying out….worked as a tight end Community College, where he rushed for 1,266 yards and in the fall where his athletic ability impressed Coach nine TDs…member of the All-Jay Hawk Conference Team, a Schnellenberger…moved to the defensive line in the spring. league he led in rushing as a sophomore…was 9th in the nation in rushing. High School: Played basketball for Larry Hugue at Miami Jackson Senior High School, where he was a four-year varsity High School: Played for Mathew Bennett at Olympic letter winner. Heights…the local product rushed for 1,298 yards as a senior and tallied 14 TDs…for his efforts, he was named Personal: Undecided in major…son of Teresa Carrera and second-team All-State, first-team All-County and was a Palm Miquel Amondo…born Oct. 8, 1986, in Miami, FL. Beach Post Player of the Week…participated in the 2004 Outback Bowl…two-sport athlete (football and track).

Personal: Son of Jamie and Jessey Blanchard…born Dec. 18, 1986, in Delray Beach, FL…relative of Cedrick Williams, who plays for the .

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REDSHIRT FRESHMAN REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE LONG SNAPPER WIDE RECEIVER 6-0, 210 6-3, 195 LAKELAND, FL TAMPA, FL GEORGE JENKINS GAITHER HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL

2006: Practiced with the squad and redshirted. 2006: Was one of 19 who grabbed a reception…played in every game…recorded 14 receptions for 178 yards…had High School: Played for Pat Smith at George Jenkins High three games with multiple receptions (Kansas School…earned defensive MVP as a linebacker in 2005 and State, Oklahoma State and Lafayette)… in 2004…served as the defensive and special team’s captain his longest was a 47-yard reception at in 2005…named second-team All-County as a senior… Kansas State, a game he had 50 yards. earned the starting long snapper job as a 2003 freshman… (two-sport athlete football and soccer and served as the 2005: Practiced with the squad and soccer team’s captain)…excelled academically with a 3.2 – used the year as a redshirt 3.5 G.P.A…also served as the captain of the Army ROTC Rifle season. captain as well as garnering the Scholastic Achievement of Excellence for the JROTC…Captain 5-5 of Army JROTC High High School: Played for School and earned the scholastic achievement award. Mark Kantor at Gaither High School, where he Personal: Exercise science and health promotion major…son earned all-county and all- of Chuck and Beth Athans…born Oct. 30, 1987. district honors as a senior…his final year of high school saw him tally 32 receptions for 61 437 yards and eight touchdowns…was selected to play in the Tampa versus Orlando all- star game, but did not play OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 62 PLAPLAYERYER PROFILEPROFILES P 9-3 teamthatscored aplayoff victory bef Erni Personal: oa 21 7 2704 47 0 0 LG 12.7 TD 12.7 178 AVG 178 14 14 12 Yds 12 ATT Total GMS 2006 Year CAREER RECEPTIONSTATS Oct. 24,1986,inT Personal: and received all-county and all-statehonors inbasketball. rebounding…nominated tothe McDonalds All-American game, basketball)…led Gaither with20points pergame and in due tobasketball season…two-sportathlete(football and th 2006: Orlando Sentinel Centr athlete (football and weight lifting)...participated inthe named Boone’s Offensive Lineman of the Year…two-sport All-State wh High School: DENNIS BOWLING alm BeachGardens Dwyer. m 2006: versus FIU. r 2005: EDW HIGH SCHOOL BOONE ORLANDO, FL 6-3, 320 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 66 HIGH SCHOOL DILLARD FORT LAUDERDALE,FL 6-1, 220 LINEBACKER REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 47 e fall and spring. ecorded twotackles…asoloagainst Louisvilleand anassist ere he averaged 14pancakes agame…earned first-team uscle…returned tothe field for spring workouts. e Harvill…born N al Florida All-Stargame…also considered N.C.State. Redshirted whileworking outwiththe teambothin Played in10games primarily on special teams… Redshirted afterapreseason injurytohischest , All-Cen Undecided inmajor…son of Tammy Bowling and Criminal justice major…son of Angela Oliver...born ARD BRADWELL Played for PhilZiglar atBoone High School, tr “The Buzz” al Flori ampa, FL. ov . 20,1987,inOrlan d a, All-Orange County and was FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 : Was akey blocker for a or do, FL. e losing to sonal: 1 .- - 0 0 0 0-0 0 1.0-3 0-0 9 FR 0.0-0 PBU 2 INT-YDS 3 8 TFL 1 16 TT 2 AT TOTAL 5 UT 2006 GMS 2005 YEAR P two-sport athlete(football and track). star game and the Broward versusDade All-Stargame… All-County…participated inthe Broward North/ South all- tackles…also hadfour interceptions…earned second team Bradwell…born Jan. 14,1986inFortLauderdale, FL. Sch High School: er HIGH SCHOOL MIAMI CENTRAL MIAMI, FL 6-1, 200 FREE SAFETY REDSHIR 4 CARLDAYLE BRANTLEY ool…as asenior recorded 12sacksand 99 16171030000 0 0-0 1.0-3 7 1 6 11 Arts &Letterm Played for Keith Franklin atDillard High T JUNIOR 2006: Personal: ajor…son of Edward and Jackien defensive back. P on speci born N Lauderdale, FL. total tackles, including sixsolo… am also r All-Dade...two-time most valuable being named Honorable Mention three…tackle for alosswasat ela Jackson and AlvinBr thr interception onthe wayto Played in11games, primarily th 18 passbreaks upand one where he recorded 63tackles, ecor High School: 2005: Saun gam ov oughout the season,butused Oklahoma Stateand hisgame e yearasaredshirt season. al teams…recorded seven preseason injury…recorded with multiple tackleswas versus Arkansas State. Architecture major…son of . 15,1985,inFort thr recorded solotackles against North Texas and d es afterr FIU…tackle assistscam against Middle Tennessee. 2004: d ed one for alossof ee totaltackles… ers atMi Played infive Worked out ehabilitating a Played for Coach ami Central, an tley... e KYLE CALIFAR LOGAN CHIPPERFIELD 37 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE KICKER DEFENSIVE BACK 6-2, 184 5-11, 190 JACKSONVILLE BEACH, FL TAMPA, FL FLETCHER HIGH SCHOOL

2006: Practiced with the squad both fall and spring. 2006: Practiced with the squad and redshirted.

2005: Practiced with the squad during his initial year High School: Played for Joe Reynolds at Fletcher High School, where at college. he earned a spot on the all-conference team...ranked second in North Florida for punting. High School: Played for Bob Irving at Sickles High School, where he was a two-time athlete of the year and was named to Personal: Undecided in major.son of Alan and Terry Chipperfield...born the Hillsborough County scholar team…started in the Tampa July 29, 1988, in Jacksonville Beach, FL vs. Orlando All-Star Game…received the Marine Corp Athletic Achievement Award after leading Hillsborough County in kick return yards and yards per return. ANDRE CLARK Personal: Finance major…son of Tracy Califar and Ellen Videtta…born June 2, 1987, in Tampa, FL. 49 REDSHIRT JUNIOR LINEBACKER HAL CHAIRES 6-1, 220 MIAMI, FL PACE 55 HIGH SCHOOL REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 2006: Secured a starting spot at outside linebacker… DEFENSIVE LINE ended the year fifth on the team with 49 total tackles 6-4, 248 after he played in 11 games…second among the OLD TOWN, FL linebackers with 3.5 tackles for a loss of four yards, all DIXIE COUNTY came against conference opponents…also recorded HIGH SCHOOL one quarterback hurry…recorded 10 tackles in 2006: Practiced with the squad and redshirted. the season opener against Clemson.

High School: Played for Brent Wilkerson at Dixie County 2005: Moved into the starting line-up and with High School…earned 2A first-team All-Area and 2A his addition, the unit moved to a 3-4 defensive second- team All-State…three year letterman that scheme…ended the year fifth on the squad with garnered the team’s most improved defensive player in 62 total tackles and was third among line- 2004 and was the team’s MVP in 2005. backers…first collegiate start was against Oklahoma State, a game he recorded a season-high Personal: Undecided in major…son of Tom and Robin 11 tackles…reached double digits twice more, at Chaires. Arkansas State and against North Texas…tallied a season- high seven solo tackles at Troy and a season-high five assists three times.

2004: Used the year as a redshirt season.

High School: Played for Joe Zaccheo at Miami Pace High School...as a senior tallied 173 tackles, three sacks and one interception...two-sport athlete (football and wrestling)...earned second-team All-Dade in both sports...finished second in the state in wrestling at 189 pounds.

Personal: Interdisciplinary studies/arts andhumanities…son 63 of Monica Saw and Donnie Merritt...born Dec. 20, 1984, in Miami, FL.

YEAR GMS UT AT TT TFL INT-YDS PBU FR 2005 11 35 27 62 3.0-4 0-0 0 0 2006 11 42 14 56 3.5-4 0-0 0 0 TOTAL 22 77 41 118 6.5-4 0-0 0 0 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 64 PLAYER PROFILES Mi si 2006: gr Personal: through-seni seasons…averaged 6.2yards percarryduring sophomore- seni junior and earned Honorable Mention honors asa his alma mater)…earned second teamAll-Dade honors asa both Dr High School: sprin 2005: HIGH SCHOOL DR. KROP MIAMI, FL 5-8, 185 RUNNING BACK REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 23 FELIX COLLAZO could seehisfirstgam 2006: all-star game…also playedinthe Br senior…represented the Southinthe North versusSouth tackles, including fivesacksand blocked apunt asa Day School hisjuni High School: season asar 2005: born May 4,1985,inRockledge, FL. P team’s MVPhonor asajunior. basketball and weightlifting)…earned the basketball School inNorth Carolina…three-sport athlete(football, School and asafreshman playedfor Goldsborough High gam JERMAINE COUNCIL delined the remainder of the season. HIGH SCHOOL EAU GALLIE MELBOURNE, FL 6-5, 275 DEFENSIVE END RED-SHIRT SOPHOMORE 94 andson of OlgaAriz-Hernandez…born Sept.4,1986,in ersonal: ami, FL. or…also n g…preserved the seasonasaredshirt. e…as asophomore attended Palm BayCountry Day Suffered aninjuryduring pre-season and was Worked outwith the teaminboththe fall and . Krop and Miami Northwestern high schools (Krop is Worked onhisgame bothinthe fall and spring... Practiced inthe fall withthe squad, butusedthe Criminal justice major…son of FelixCollazoand ded inmajor…son of Andural Council… Und or season Played for CoachSearcy and Roland Smithat edshirt season. am Played for Todd OasatRiverdale County eci ed tothe All-Sun-Times both or and senior seasons…recorded 30 s. e action in2007. FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 evar d County all-star Sch High School: 2006: 1988, inBrooksville Personal: wrestling). team All-State…two-sportathlete(football and team All-Conference, first-teamAllCounty, and second- defensive lineman of the yearhonors, aswellsecond- fumbles and four recoveries…for hisefforts, he earned tackles, including eight sacks…credited withtwoforced Cr Personal: named anArkansas Scholar. Dream Team…member of the National Honor Society and f participant and named the Offensive Playerof the Year an state…r given tothe tophigh school football athleteinthe Week…was anominee for the StateFarmLander’s Award Player of the Week and wasaSenior Playerof the all-conference honors…named StateFarmLander’s conference honors in2005…asajunior he alsoearned second-r 1…gui h percent) for 3,215yards and 24touchdowns inthe pass- Sch High School: book and redshirted. or the Courier aswellreceived a spotonthe Couri HIGH SCHOOL WHARTON TAMPA, FL 6-3, 240 DEFENSIVE LINEMAN FRESHMAN HIGH SCHOOL RUSSELLVILLE RUSSELLVILLE, AR 6-2, 200 QUARTERBACK REDSHIR 14 DINO COX ELI CRANOR eavy o an d n ool…as asenior defensive lineman, recorded 70 ool, where he completed253of 418passes(62.3 or…born Jan. 15,1988,inForrest City, AR. am ded Russellvilletothe ClassAAAAAstateplayoff U e yeartoget acclimated to the FAU play- ffen eceived the Scholar Athlete of the Year Award sed th ound…earned all-statehonors aswellall- ed the Academic Athlete of the Year…Top-Gun Son of Paula and Dino Cox, Jr…bornSept. 2, Undecided inmajor…son of Finley and Christy se…team finished the 2005season6-5- T FRESHMAN Played for David Mitchell atWhartonHigh Played for Jeff Holt atRussellville High , FL.

NEWCOMER er teammates his sophomore through his senior seasons and received CURTIS CROSS the Thomas Laugeni Most Valuable Player Award Thanksgiving Day Game in both 2002 and 2003, as well as the Most Valuable Player by the Media for the Southern Connecticut Conference Championship Tournament...was recognized numerous times as the athlete of the FRESHMAN week by the New Haven Register, the Connecticut Post and the CORNERBACK Shoreline Times during his junior and 5-10, 170 senior campaigns...was the 2003 William BELLE GLADE, FL Johnson Scholarship recipient, serving GLADES CENTRAL as team captain as a senior...two-sport HIGH SCHOOL athlete (football and lacrosse).. NEWCOMER .earned First-Team All-State in High School: Played for Willie Snead at Glades Central High lacrosse as well as first-team All- School, where he recorded 45 tackles, two interceptions as Conference...named All-Area a senior for the state champions...two-sport athlete first team by the New Haven (football and track)…as a junior track star he was the Register and the Connecticut state champion in the 110 high hurdles and the 300 Post... selected to the 2003 intermediate hurdles to earn the Palm Beach Post Track Connecticut Super Juniors Athlete of the Year. Team and was selected as the MVP by the media for the Personal: Son of Vivene Cross…born Oct. 24, 1988. Southern Connecticut Conference Championship Tournament... also served as team captain... considered Boston College, TED CZEPIGA Mississippi State, Connecticut and West Point.

44 Personal: Political science REDSHIRT JUNIOR major…son of Ed and LINEBACKER Anne Czepiga…born 6-1, 230 Dec. 29, 1985. BETHANY, CT AMITY HIGH SCHOOL

2006: Returned from his second knee surgery to see his first collegiate game action in the Louisiana-Lafayette game…played in six games both on special teams and as a linebacker…recorded five total tackles with game highest at Middle Tennessee, where he recorded two assists and versus Troy, where he had one of each…his first collegiate tackle was a tackle assist, which was a sack for a loss of three against Louisiana-Lafayette.

2005: Tore his ACL during spring practice…returned to work out with the squad in the spring and suffered a similar injury.

2004: U sed the season as a redshirt season with four seniors and two juniors returning as the starters.

High School: Played for Coach Gowan at Amity High School, where he was a highly decorated running back...during his prep career he set a school career rushing record with 3,345 yards, the school touchdown record with 65 scores, the school unassisted tackle record at 86 and assisted tackle record at 75, as well as the average punt record at 41.9...he was named to the All-Conference team, 2001-2003, first-team All-State in both 2002 and 2003... also earned the New Haven Gridiron Club Levi Jackson Award as the All-Area team running back in both 2002 and 65 2003...the Connecticut Post named him the area's first-team running back in 2002 and 2003...the Hartford Courant YEAR GMS UT AT TT TFL INT-YDS PBU FR also bestowed the same accolades as did the New Haven 2006 6 3 2 5 0.5 0-0 0 0 Register...was voted the team's most valuable player by his TOTAL 6 3 2 5 0.5 0-0 0 0 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 66 PLAYER PROFILES Byr High School: season. season ashisr sprin 2004: yards and twoTDs. receptions for 114 collected 11 yards…also all-purpose with atotalof 544 freshman campaign yards)…en an (24 yards), Monroe (25yards) State (21yards), Minn returner against Oklahoma acti in atMinnesota…saw TD wasaone-yard knock Monroe…first collegiate 58 yards against Edgecomb...born Feb. 1,1986,inMiami, FL. P '04...was the RedZone Playerof the Year in'02. Star T sprin 2006: oa 18 9 . 41 1 24 TD 24 3.3 LG 3.3 295 295 AVG 89 89 YDS 11 ATT 11 Total GMS 2005 Year Car A selection...named tothe was atwo-time All-Stateplayer and afour-time All-County Heritage Plantation, where he 2005: weightroom. champi reigning conference North Texas, the performance against outing wasa118-yard 26.8 yards pergame…best on 89carries for anaverage of second onthe squad with295yards running back…ended the season ersonal: cademic All-Stateand wasamember of the All-Broward All- HIGH SCHOOL AMERICAN HERITAGE MIAMI, FL 5-10, 190 RUNNING BACK REDSHIRT JUNIOR 32 DIIVORY EDGECOMB d Louisville(65 eer RushingStats on Walker atAmerica on asthe team’skick g and fall…used th g afteraheavy concentration inthe eam...nam Practiced inboththe Sidelined inthe fall, returned to practice inthe W f aone-two punch at on…also talli as parto dies major...son of Debbie and Kevin Gener d ed his Played for edshirt al stu ed the Class2APlayer of the Year in'03- ed esota e Sun-Sentinel FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 All-Star Team...earned Sch High School: 2006: J Personal: aver honors…two-sport athlete(football and basketball, defensive efforts alsogarnered first-teamAll-County campai High School: 2006: Exposito…born M Personal: nominee…recipient of the Dothe Right Thing Award. County All-Stargame…was aWendy’s Heisman played inthe Dade versusBr High School, where he earned All-Dade All-Starhonors, HIGH SCHOOL FREEDOM TAMPA, FL 6-3, 220 LINEBACKER REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 39 MALIK EUGENE an. 12,1988. HIGH SCHOOL KILLIAN MIAMI, FL 6-3, 210 TIGHT END REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 47 CHRIS EXPOSITO ool, where he recorded 13sackstoend hissenior aged 15points agame). gn ranked second inthe county insacks…his Practiced withthe squad and redshirted. W ork Business major…son of Yvette Madison…born Undecided in major…son of Barbara and Bernie ed outwithth Played for Adam Stegeman atFreedom High Played for BillyRolleatMiami Killi arch 9,1988,inMiami, FL. e squad butredshirted. owar d Game and inthe Dade an Senior WILLIE FLOYD CORTEZ GENT 28 16 SOPHOMORE REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE RUNNING BACK WIDE RECEIVER 5-9, 172 6-2, 185 HOLLYWOOD, FL CHIEFLAND, FL CHAMINADE-MADONNA CHIEFLAND HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL

2006: Played in every 2006: 2006: Saw action in nine game…as a true games…ended the season with six freshman he was fifth, receptions for 66 yards…his longest third among returners, was a 21-yard reception at on the team with 423 Clemson…had three receptions for all-purpose yards…his 36 yards at Louisiana-Monroe. strongest game on the ground was 11 2005: Traveled with the carries for 31 yards at squad, but South Carolina… redshirted the recorded one season. reception for 13 High School: yards at Clemson in his Played for Sam collegiate debut and was Holland at second on the squad with Chiefland High 255 yards as a kick School…played both returner, 55 yards of his wide receiver and season total came against defensive back, but Troy, where he recorded his projected to stay season-long 37-yard return... on offense at he was one off our true FAU…may be freshman to see game time. class’s most High School: Played decorated for Mark Guandola at player Chaminade-Madonna High after School, where he rushed for 1,750 yards and recorded earning 20 TDs…also on the receiving end of 250 yards and four All-City, TDs…earned all-county and all-state honors and was named All-County, the Sun-Sentinel Player of the Year…participated in the All-Big Bend… Dade/Broward All-Star Game…two-sport athlete (football named to the and track and field). Gainesville Star 1A-3A, Player of the Year…All- Personal: Undecided in major…son of Nena and Willie State as both a junior and Floyd…born May 4, 1988, in Hollywood, FL. as a senior…runner up for state player of the year…as a senior Chiefland advanced to the state playoffs…ranked as 2006 FLOYD GAME-BY-GAME the No. 57 recruit by |---RUSHING---| |--KICK RET--| ALL DATE OPPONENT NO. YDS TD LG NO YDS TD LG PURP Scout.com…as a junior he ran the 40 in 4.6...three-sport athlete 09/02 at Clemson 8 19 0 9 1 20 0 20 52 (football, basketball and baseball…earned All-State on the 09/09 at Kansas State 4 17 0 7 3 44 0 20 61 09/16 at Oklahoma State 7 34 0 17 1 15 0 15 49 hardwood as a junior…awarded All-State honors both his 09/23 at South Carolina 11 31 0 13 1 21 0 21 52 sophomore and junior seasons in baseball). 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe 0 0 0 0 1 11 0 11 11 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 5 41 0 16 0 0 0 0 41 10/18 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 1 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 Personal: Criminal justice major…Grandson of Bernidine 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE 0 0 0 0 00000 Gent…born Jan. 4, 1987, in Gainesville, FL. 11/04 at Middle Tennessee 0 0 0 0 1 18 0 18 18 11/11 TROY 0 0 0 0 2 55 0 37 55 GENT’S CAREER STATISTICS 11/18 at North Texas 0 0 0 0 3 46 0 25 46 67 11/25 Florida International 3 8 0 6 1 25 0 25 33 Year No. Yds TD LG TOTALS 39 155 0 17 14 255 0 37 423 2006 7 79 0 21 TOTAL 7 79 0 21 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 68 PLAYER PROFILES wh High School: 2006: T Personal: wh High School: r Personal: sport athlete(football and baseball). loss…played inthe Dade versusBroward All-Stargame…two- recorded 75tackles, including 12sacksand 15for a f total for aloss…credited witheight quarterback hurries, four yar 2006: weightroom tobuildblocking strength. n season withtwofour-year seniors occupying th 2005: of 29and 46,respectively. Middle Tennessee…the twogames were alsohiscareer highs first wasagainst Louisiana-Lafayette, the second wasat against Troy…had three receptions inagame twice…the anja and Grant Glover, Sr…bornApril14,1988,inBartow, FL. ecruited byNorth Carolina and Akron. orced fumblesand three fumble recoveries… asajunior, he HIGH SCHOOL BARTOW LAKELAND,FL 5-9, 170 WIDE RECEIVER REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 29 HIGH SCHOOL COLUMBUS MIAMI, FL 6-3 DEFENSIVE T FRESHMAN GRANT GLOVER JAR HIGH SCHOOL FIRST COAST JACKSONVILLE, FL 6-5, 200 TIGHT END REDSHIR 87 JAMARI GRANT o. 2spotsonthe depth chart…hadastrong yearinthe ere he wasanhonor roll member. ere he recorded 69tackles, including nine sacks and 11 ds…his lon Practiced withthe squad and redshirted. Played ineverygame…recorded 12receptions for 135 Elected tousehisfirstcollege seasonasaredshirt VIS GIVENS Exercise science and health promotion major…son of Son of Arthur Givens…born Dec. 22,1988…also T SOPHOMORE Played for ShawnKilletsatBartowHigh School, Played for ChrisMerritt atColumbusHigh Sch g est r ACKLE ecepti on was19yards an FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007

d he scored NEWCOMER e no. 1and ool, AEOPNN O D DLG TD YDS NO. 09/02 OPPONENT DATE GRANT’S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 11 tNrhTxs1707 0 7 1 19 4 0 18 0 46 0 4 3 TOTALS atNorth Texas 29 11/18 TROY 1 3 11/11 atMiddle Tennessee 11/04 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 10/18 atOklahoma State 09/16 Sch High School: 2006: Gran Personal: Camp quarterback of the week. winner infootball aswelltwo inacademics…named BCC downs…named team and offensive MVP…three-year letter a senior…also ran for 565yards and added seventouch- HIGH SCHOOL BLOOMINGDALE VALRICO, FL 6-2, 217 QUARTERBACK JUNIOR 22 JASON GRANT ool, where he threw for 1,200yards and 10touchdowns as t…born Sept.25, 1986,inDayton,OH. at Clem Practiced withthe squad and redshirted. Business/finance major…son of Dianne and Larry son Played for Corey Brinson atBloomin 215119 1 135 12 6013 0 26 2 3114 1 23 2 Jacksonville, FL. f High School: Coast High School ..saw as the basketball team's or Marty LeeatFirst basketball…served most of hisplaying gd athlete (football and time atwide yards…two-sport captain for ateam 19 catches for 318 receiver…tallied ale Hi 23, 1986,in that was18-3and ranked second in the state). Grant…born Sept. Personal: Sheila Undecided in gh m ajor…son of Played 2005: Saw action in seven games and MICKEY GROODY was asked to play tight end and offensive line due to injuries…has developed into a strong physical player through 29 his work in the weightroom. FRESHMAN 2004: Joined the squad in the fall…with three 5-11, 170 players in front, all of POMPANO BEACH, FL whom have been ST. THOMAS AQUINAS starters, he elected to HIGH SCHOOL NEWCOMER redshirt the season. High School: Kicked for George Smith at St. Thomas High High School: Played School, which played for the state championship the last for Jake Von three seasons…as a senior, he averaged 41 yards per punt, Scherier at Coral including nine within the 20…earned All-County honors Springs Christian...two- and was named All-America MSL…played in the MSL All- time All-Conference member...Crusade American Game and the Dade/Broward All-Star game… Award winner...team's leading tackler member of the Spanish National Honor Society…three-sport per game...three-sport athlete (football, athlete (football, baseball, basketball)…prior to his senior basketball and track)...earned sixth place at year, he participated in various camps, including Notre the state meet in the 300 hurdles and fifth in Dame, Rutgers, Florida, Florida Atlantic and Miami…he is the 110 hurdles. the first punter to sign an NLI to FAU. Personal: Business management...son of Personal: Son of Mike and Sandy Groody…born Nov. 2, Steve and Joan Hancock...born Oct. 25, 1988, in Shirley, NY…initially committed to Michigan State 1985, in Margate, FL. and was recruited by UCF.

PATRICK GWYNN 19 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN JASON HARMON LINEBACKER 5-10, 215 88 LAKEWORTH, FL JUNIOR SANTALUCES HIGH SCHOOL TE/WIDE RECEIVER 6-3, 210 2006: Practiced with the squad…redshirted TAMPA, FL High School: Played at Santaluces High School. RIVERVIEW HIGH SCHOOL Personal: Undecided in major…son of Kathy Gwynn…born Aug. 6, 1987. 2006: Played in every game and recorded a reception in every game…recoreded a career-high 66 yards on four receptions at Middle Tennessee…had an outstanding off- MICHAEL HANCOCK season in the weightroom. 2005: Played in 11 games and recorded seven tackles, including four solo tackles all on special teams. 54 High School: Played for Dan O'Regan at Riverview High REDSHIRT JUNIOR School…earned All-District and All-County honors as a DEFENSIVE END senior, a year he averaged 27.9 yards per reception and 6-7, 240 scored four times…rushed for 204 yards and five PARKLAND, FL touchdowns…defensively had 31 tackles, one interception CORAL SPRINGS CHRISTIAN

2006: Moved to defensive end…saw action in six games primarily on special teams after coming back from a 69 hamstring injury…recorded three tackles, one sack for a loss of six…his tackles came in the final two games of the year, his sack was against FIU. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 70 PLAYER PROFILES 11 tNrhTxs41 9 0 34 TOTAL 19 0 2006 34 4 26 YEAR HARMON CAREERTOTALS 1 0 11 66 23 1 TOTALS Florida International 25 4 0 11/25 11 atNorth Texas 7 11/18 1 TROY 36 1 11/11 atMiddle Tennessee 25 0 3 11/04 13 1 10/28 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 10/18 SOUTHERNUTAH 2 10/12 09/30 atSouthCarolina 09/23 atOklahoma State 09/16 09/09 atClemson 09/02 D HARMON GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Th Personal: outfielders byTeam One Baseball). major leagueprospect and wasnamed tothe top-100 game and wasnamed all-county inbasketball…considered a (football, basketball and baseball…averaged 10rebounds per and second-team All-Western Conference…three-sport athlete versus Orlando all-stargame…named All-Hillsborough County County all-starand servedasthe team'scaptaininthe Tampa 39 yards perpunt return…was selectedasaHillsborough and one TD…servedasthe team'spunt returner and averaged High School: sonal: 2006: sacks team’s MVPaward…as asenior tallied 98tackles, eight School, where he servedasthe team’scaptain…captured the Jamaica home. Haynes…born Nov. 26,1986,inMaimi, FL…alsocalls P athlete (football and basketball). he returned for atouchdown…named All-County…two-sport T POETRC D DLG TD YDS REC. OPPONENT ATE HIGH SCHOOL STRANAHAN MIRAMAR, FL 5-11, 200 DEFENSIVE BACK REDSHIRT FRESHMAN JASON HAYNES er ornton…born Jan. 27,1987,inNewport News, VA. , one in RASSSAE1000 0 0 1 11 9 0 0 11 ARKANSAS STATE 14 1 2 at Louisiana Monroe at Kansas State Practi Public management…son of Mike and Darlene Busin ajor…son of Iveris and Clive ced withthe squ tercepti Played for Keith Skinner atStr ess m on and hadone fumblerecovery, which 621234 2 261 26 6261 LONG TDS 26 YDS REC 621234 2 261 26 409 0 24 3 6 0 8 3 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 ad and redshirted. 23 4 anahan High Bri of former NFLplayermade famous bythe movie Brian’s Song, th 2005: P and Rutgers. bask Dade/Broward All-Stargame...three-sport athlete(football, earn second-team All-County honors...saw action inthe r High School: season. used th 2005: season d 2004: instincts. H ecorded 11.5sacksand 65 totaltacklesasasenior to Sch High School: 2006: Rain Personal: and track, running boththe 100and 200). Dade/Broward All-Stargames…two-sport athlete(football efforts…participated inthe Miami North/South and the brok HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH PLANTATION PLANTATION, FL 6-5, 285 OFFENSIVE LINE REDSHIRT JUNIOR 57 VINNIE HENDERSON ersonal: enderson...born Dec. 22, 1985, inHuntington, NY... relative HIGH SCHOOL CENTRAL MIAMI, FL 6-0, 160 CORNERBACK REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 24 TAR e transition from defense tooffense. an Piccolo. ool, where he recorded 59tackles, nine interceptions and etball and track &field)…also considered Michigan State e up10passattempts…earned All-County h ey…born Mar. 21,1988,inMiami, FL. Played inone game and hadone tackleashe made Practiced during the fall and preserved hisredshirt Played insixgames, primarily asaback-upguard… e off-season togainstrength and hone hisfootball Spent the yearworking withthe teambutredshirted. espite injuries tothe line, especially lateinthe VORIS HILL Soci Undecided in major…son of Chiffon and Mike Played for Mike Maloney atSouthPlantation... ology major…son of Anne and Evan Played for Anthony Saunders atCentral High on ors for his AVERY HOLLEY ROB HOUSLER, JR 1 81 SOPHOMORE SOPHOMORE WIDE RECEIVER WIDE RECEIVER 6-0, 150 6-5, 215 POMPANO BEACH, FL CONVERSE, TX ELY JUDSON HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL

2006: One of five freshmen who 2006: One of five to play in 2006 as a true did not redshirt…played in 11 freshman…injuries hit the tight ends hard in games with a reception in preseason, which opened the door for him to take each…despite the squad using advantage of the opportunity… played in 11 19 different receivers, he had games on the season, missing the final game due multiple grabs in four games to injury…first reception came late in the with the most coming against season with a 14-yard Southern Utah, a game he reception against Troy… had four and 47 yards ended the year with two with his second receptions for a total of collegiate TD… his first 16 yards…play and college touchdown was one game development was earlier against Louisiana- praised by Monroe…he also had his Schnellenberger longest reception of 33 yards during the against Monroe…began the season. season as the program’s primary kick returner… tallied four against Clemson and High returned for 70 yards…also played basketball for School: newly hired Rex Walters…saw action in 16 Played games, starting eight…averaged 5.3 points per game, dished 42 for Jim assists while averaging 15.5 minutes of action per game…season Rackley at was shortened due to a high school shoulder injury that was Judson High School, where he aggravated…sat the spring season out rehabing from surgery. averaged 16.5 yards per catch and was credited with eight High School: Played for Coach McGruit at Ely High School, where he TDs…two-sport athlete tallied 784 yards on 29 receptions…scored 14 TDs, defensively had (football and track…had a four interceptions, as a senior…earned All-County honors as a long jump of 22’ and a senior and was the 6A Broward Male Athlete of the Year…was an pole vault of 15’8). All-State football and basketball honoree…Ely Player of the Year and a participant in the Broward North-South All-Star game as well Personal: U ndecided as the Broward/Dade All-Star game…also considered Akron, Miami in major…son of and Georgia Tech…two-sport athlete (football and basketball, Veronica Davis and averaged 21.0 points per game)…first FAU player to play both Robert Housler, who football and basketball. played college football at Personal: Undecided in major…son of David and Cherry UTEP…born March 17, Holley…born Oct. 31, 1987, in Pompano Beach, FL. 1988, in TX.

2006 HOLLEY’S GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS |---RECEIVING---| | --KICK RET-- | ALL DATE OPPONENT NO. YDS TD LG NO YDS TD LG PURP 09/02 at Clemson 2 16 0 10 4 70 0 23 86 09/09 at Kansas State 2 32 0 22 2 37 0 19 69 09/16 at Oklahoma State 1 11 0 11 0 0 0 0 11 09/23 at South Carolina 1 15 0 15 0 0 0 0 15 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe 1 24 1 24 0 0 0 0 24 HOUSLER CAREER TOTALS 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 4 47 1 33 0 0 0 0 47 Date Opponent Rec. Yds TD Lg 10/18 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 1 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 7 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 1 2 0 2 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE 3 46 0 23 0 0 0 0 46 11/11 TROY 1 14 0 14 11/04 at Middle Tennessee 1 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 5 TOTALS 2 16 0 14 11/11 TROY 1 6 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 71 11/18 at North Texas 1 14 0 14 0 0 0 0 14 TOTALS 18 223 2 33 6 107 0 23 330

Holley Career Statistics Year Rec. Yds TD Lg 2006 18 223 2 33 TOTAL 18 223 2 33 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 72 PLAYER PROFILES Sch High School: 2006: H Personal: (football, basketball and track). South/Central and the OutbackBowls…three-sport athlete Mention honors for SouthwestFlorida…participated inthe threw for another 350yards, including 22TDs…earned Honorable interceptions…as ajunior rushed for more than1,200yards and 268 yards passing for 13TDs…alsorecorded 76tacklesand four 2006: Erwin…born M Personal: parti wh High School: pr 2006: 2005: team’s conference turnaround. 2004: full strength. season…elected tousethe seasontoredshirt and come backat HIGH SCHOOL MOORE HAVEN MOORE HAVEN, FL 6-1, 193 DEFENSIVE BACK REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 10 ROD HUGGINS HIGH SCHOOL BOOKER SARASOTA, FL 6-6, 276 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 60 HIGH SCHOOL CHAMINADE-MADONNA MIAMI, FL 6-3, 270 OFFENSIVE LINE REDSHIR 65 DEVON IRWIN BRANDON JACKSON uggins…born March 13, 1988, inPahokee, FL. ovided protection for ayoung offense…was instrumental inthe ere he earned first-team All-County honors asasenior…also ool, where he tallied 688yards onthe ground asasenior and cipated inthe PAL BowlAll-Stargame. Redshirted Practi Played innine games and solidified the offensive line that Played infivegames, starting atTroy. Suffer Undecided inmajor…son of Feltonand Wanda Mechanical engineering major…son of Chipand Pat ced withthe squ ed aseason-endin T JUNIOR Played for Andy Ringstaff atMoore Haven High Played for Fred Gilmore atBooker High School, arch 6,1988. ad…pr FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 g knee injuryduring pre- eserved th e yearasaredshirt. brother, Jamall Jackson, playsfor the Philadelphia Eagles. 2 44 41-14-25 10-31 84 SACKS 40 TFL 38 44 TT 20 23 18 AT UT TOTAL 11 2006 GMS 2005 Year JACKSON CAREER STATS son o Personal: and track &field). Dad tackles...offensively, he had 43pancakes...earned second-team All- out high school...as asenior, recorded 11.5sacksand 45total Hi hi Lafayette…one game later recorded 10totaltacklesand aseason- tackles…r played ineverygam 2005: of the game. South Car cr an High School: 2004: and ablocked passand kick. a lossof three yards…credited withone forced fumble, three hurries yards against Middle Tennessee…ended the yearwith four tacklesfor Hi High School: o Personal: looked atColgate, Massachusetts and Northeastern. All-County and playedinthe Broward/Dade All-Star Game...also blocking average...earned the team'sOLMVPhonors...also earned f J edited withtwoforced fumbles, one atClemson, the other at gh twotacklesfor aloss, in gh School, wh d leadership qualities...played for CoachBertaniatNorth Miami gh School, where he ended hissenior seasonwitha95% HIGH SCHOOL NORTH MIAMIBEACH MIAMI, FL 6-5, 300 DEFENSIVE TACKLE REDSHIRT JUNIOR 92 JERVONTE JACKSON e h oseph and Rene Young…born Nov. 1,1985. f Beatrice Reed...born Sept.20, 1986,inMiami, FL...his on Began developing into a defensive lineman of the future… Redshirted…gained valuable experience and size. 22 04 .-83-23 6.0-28 46 20 26 12 ors for hiseff olin ecorded hisfirsttacklefor alossagainst Louisiana- Health administration…son of Avonda Dowling and grand- Interdisciplinary studies-Arts and humanities major…son a…broke upthree passes onthe year…truestudent Outstanding athletewithtremendous physical tools Played for Mark Guandolo atChaminade-Madonna er e he contributed onbothsides of the ballthrough- e…talli Blue Ribbon Forecast First team orts...thr 2006: ed 38totaltackles, inclu cludin each…led th ee-sport athlete(football, bask tackles, including sixfor alossof Played ineverygam 28 yards…had three sacksfor a .- 1-2 4.0-3 loss of 28…forced twofumbles… g hisfirstsackfor alossof two was partof adefensive line that doubled the teamsack total from 2005…had10 e lineman with46total tackles against Troy, in- cludin three yards…also had strong games against Tennessee withsix… with sevenand Mi Louisiana-Lafayette g one for alossof ding 18solo e , startin etball g d dle 2005: With a young receiving core, LESTER JEAN including just one who had a collegiate reception, he elected to redshirt for age separation. FRESHMAN High School: WIDE RECEIVER P layed for Harry 6-3, 195 Hubbard at MIAMI, FL Middleton High MIAMI NORLAND School…had 39 SENIOR HIGH catches for 651 yards, Joined the Owls in January as an early admit…practiced with an average of 16.7 the squad. yards per

High School: As a senior, played for Nigel Dunn at Miami Norland Senior High School, where he recorded 26 catches for 501 yards and seven touchdowns…earned All-County honors and played in the Dade County North versus South All-Star game… catch…earned prior to senior season, he played at North Carolina Tech under All-County honors h ead coach Cornelius Corprew. and was a two-sport athlete (football and track). Personal: Son of Yollette Posy and Lesly Jean…born Feb. 5, 1988, in Miami, FL…began attending FAU in January. Personal: Business and finance major…son of Ed Graddy… born Dec. 26, 1985, AUSTIN JENSEN in Tampa, FL.

JOHNSON CAREER STATISTICS Year Games Rec. Yds TD Lg 2006 11 15 195 0 37 FRESHMAN TOTAL 11 15 195 0 37 SAFETY 6-1, 190 BRADENTON, FL MANATEE HIGH SCHOOL NEWCOMER High School: Played for Joe Kinnan at Manatee High School, where he was first-team All-State (5A) as a junior…as a senior, he recorded 100 tackles, 74 were solo, 7.5 were sacks…for his prep efforts, he earned first-team All-State (5A), was the Bradenton Herald Defensive Player of the Year, Sarasota Herald Tribune Co-Defensive Player of the Year and the Channel 47 (St. Petersburg) Defensive Player of the JAMERE JOHNSON Year…played in the Pal Bowl All-Star Game and the Florida North versus South All-Star Game.

Personal: Son of Mark and Kim Jensen…born Jan. 15, 1989. FRESHMAN DEFENSIVE END CONSHARIO JOHNSON 6-4, 220 WESLEY CHAPEL, FL WHARTON 84 HIGH SCHOOL SOPHOMORE NEWCOMER 2005: Played for David Mitchell at Wharton High School…as a WIDE RECEIVER senior, recorded 72 tackles, including 10.5 sacks and earned 6-1, 186 the team’s Ironman of the Year…his junior season had 58 TAMPA, FL tackles, including 16 sacks and earned All-County honors, as MIDDLETON well as second-team All-Conference honors. HIGH SCHOOL Personal: Son of Jeffrey and Edith Johnson…born July 26, 73 2006: Played in 11 games as a redshirt freshman…was one of 19 1989, in Dallas, TX. players to record a reception…recorded 15 receptions for 195 yards…averaged 13.0 yards per reception and 17.7 yards per game…his most productive game came when the Owls hosted Southern Utah…he recorded 72 yards on three receptions, including a season-long 37-yard catch. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 74 PLAYER PROFILES en 2006: Fort Lauderdale’s captainas two interceptions in2003…servedas 2003…for 2002 and 96insevengames in 2003…tallied 73tacklesinfivegames in lin 2004: Sch High School: completin 2005 Transfer: motorcycle accident inJune of 2006. Bon hit…the season-ending honor isnamed the Ramon Rickards Memorial “Bone Award,” anaward earned following eachvictory for the hardest high 14tackles…became known for hishard hitsand earned the team’s productive game came against Lafayette, agame he recorded ateam- also hadasack,aninterception and arecovered fumble…most third among returners…recorded 2.5tacklesfor alossof three yards… year layoff…finished the yearwith61tackles, third onthe squad and HIGH SCHOOL FORT LAUDERDALE FORT LAUDERDALE,FL 6-1, 232 LINEBACKER REDSHIRT JUNIOR 56 FRANTZ JOSEPH ded the seasonwith11collegiate games under his beltafteratwo- ebacker…led the Flying L’s intackles2002and ool, where he earned 4AAll-County honors asasenior e Award for the squad’s inaugural defensive end who waskilledina Jumped into the starting line uptomake animmediate impact… A ded Boston College butdid not playasafreshman. tten g tr ced sevenfumblesand m ansfer requirements. Played for David Martin at FortLauderdale High Practiced withthe squad inthe fall and spring FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 ad e two girls). AEOPNN ooAtTtlTLYsN-dF RYsItYsQHBrk QBH Int-Yds FR-Yds FF No-Yd TFL-Yds Total Ast Solo OPPONENT DATE 061 92 12531.0-2 1.0-0 SACKS 0 2.5-3 2.5-3 0 0 TFL 61 61 0 0-0 TT 22 0-0 22 0 0-0 0 39 0-0 39 0 AT 0 0 0 0-0 UT 0 0 0-0 11 0-0 0 11 0 2 0.5-0 0-0 TOTAL 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 GMS 0 0.0-0 5 2006 0 0 0-0 3 0 Year 3 0-0 0 0-0 1-0 2 0-0 JOSEPH CAREERSTATISTICS 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-12 0-0 0-0 0.0-0 2 0.0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 4 0 4 0 TOTALS 0.0-0 1-2 FLORIDA INT. 2 0-0 11/25 0-0 0 1 0 5 atNorth Texas 1.0-2 11/18 2 0-0 0.0-0 3 0-0 0.0-0 TROY 3 11/11 14 atMiddle Tennessee 0.0-0 0.0-0 4 6 2 5 11/04 ARKANSAS STATE 10/28 1 3 9 4 1 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 10/18 3 5 1 0 SOUTHERNUTAH 10/12 2 atLouisiana Monroe 4 09/30 atSouthCarolina 09/23 atOklahoma State 09/16 atKansas State 09/09 2006 JOSEPH’SGAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Cler Personal: award… two-sportathlete(football and basketball). a senior…earned teamMVPhonors and All-American student-athlete yards…also blocked a one for areturn of 21 an yar tackles for alossof 16 solo…recorded four including 41 tackles tallied 67total the corners… four yearstartersat with the lossof two- gain spot…experience chart toastarting his wayupthe depth 2006: r 2005: rehabilitation. Utah…missed spring practice due to both Louisiana-Monroe and Southern seven solo…recorded three tacklesagainst gam backfield and special teams…played inevery edshirt fr HIGH SCHOOL DR. KROP MIAMI, FL 5-11, 195 DEFENSIVE BACK REDSHIRTJUNIOR 3 GREGOR d grabbed twointerceptions, ds… recovered afumble cuis…born June 12,1986…one of fivechildren (three boysand e…recorded 14totaltackles, including ed willbevalu , Becam Played in11games asa Business management…son of Frantz Joseph and Marie eshm e anin an…worked able Y JOSEPH tegral partof the defensive -----AKE------AK- -UBE|PASS |-FUMBLE-| |-SACKS-| |------TACKLES------| 92 125312011 - 2 0 1-0 1-12 0 1-2 2.5-3 61 22 39 .- - - - 0 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 1.0-1 9 4 5 kick…hit his stride during the middle of the season…tallied eight tackles in the third game of the season against Minnesota…did the JHERMEL KNIGHT same against ULM the following game and added his fumble recovery…surpassed his career-high eight tackles the following game versus Louisville, including seven on his own and his interception return of 21 yards…also had games with five (twice) FRESHMAN and seven, ended the year with a career-high 10 tackles. DEFENSIVE BACK 5-10, 183 2004: Gained practice experience in 2004, working to gain time on FORT MYERS, FL the 2005 team’s most experienced unit…used the 2004 season as DUNBAR his redshirt season. HIGH SCHOOL NEWCOMER High School: Played for Mike Searcy at Dr. Krop High High School: Continued the family trait of great football at Dunbar School...tallied team-leading 74 tackles and recorded two High School, where he played for Phil Vogt,…was a three-sport sacks...earned first-team All-Dade as a senior and second team as a athlete (football, basketball and track)…recorded 82 tackles, three junior...named Krops 2002 Athlete of the Year...two-sport athlete interceptions and was credited with five blocked punts and two (football and wrestling...state champion at 170 pounds his senior field goals…also returned a kick for 80 yards…earned All-County year and finished with a 45-1 record)...also recruited by N.C. State honors as a senior…participated in the John Carrigan Rotary All- and Toledo. Star Classic.

Personal: Finance major…son of Judith Monprevil Previl and Personal: Son of Linda and Eddie Knight…born Aug. 22, 1988, Emmanuel Joseph...born Aug. 21, 1983, in Orlando, FL in Fort Myers, FL…relative of , Jevon Kearse and JOSEPH CAREER STATS Anthony Henry…also considered Ole Miss, Pittsburgh and YEAR GMS UT AT TT TFL SACKS Southern Illinois. 2006 12 7 7 14 0.0-0 0-0 TOTAL 12 7 7 14 0.0-0 0-0

CHRIS LENA MAX KARRICK 95 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN OFFENSIVE LINEMAN FRESHMAN 6-4, 245 OFFENSIVE TACKLE ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL 6-6, 280 ROYAL PALM BEACH PALM CITY, FL HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH FORK HIGH SCHOOL 2006: Pr acticed with the squad and redshirted. NEWCOMER High School: Played for Dennis Lavelle at South Fork High High School: Played for Coach Eric Patterson at Royal Palm School, where he recorded 37 pancake blocks as a senior… Beach High School, where he was a two-year starter. earned first-team All-Area and was no. 2 in the Treasure Coast top-11…two-sport athlete (football and weightlifting)… Personal: Business major…son of JoAnne and Angelo member of Who’s Who in both 2005 and 2006…International Lena…born Oct. 21, 1986, in Chicago, IL. Baccalaureate, national merit qualifier.

Personal: Son of Sandra and Scott Karrick…born Nov. 1, 1988, in Sunrise, FL.

75 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 76 PLAYER PROFILES 01 ALFYTE100116 5010000 2 0-0 2-2 8 0 0 4-2 0 6 3 1 0 0 0-0 0-0 3-3 0 65.0 54.0 0-0 65 0 0 0 0 162 1 61.7 0 03 0 0 TOTALS 0 FIU 432 0 11/25 0 64.0 1 63.7 63.0 07 1-0 11/18 TROY 1-0 128 191 252 65.0 11/11 atMiddle Tennessee 40 02 03 04 130 11/04 2-2 ARKANS 10/28 0 02 32 0 LA-LAFAYETTE 2-2 10/18 SOUTHERNUTAH 0-0 2-0 0 10/12 atLouisiana Monroe 0-0 09/30 atSouthCarolina 09/23 atOklahoma State 09/16 atClemson 09/02 2006 LEROY GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS ki 2006: aeOpnn t-aeL ldoYsAgT BAtMdPts Att-Mad OB TB Avg Yds BlkdNo Lg Att-Made Opponent Date P an h history…two-sport athlete(football and soccer)…earned All-State an Sch High School: 2004: to three. yarder…also hadtwoextra points, bringing hisseasontotal four kick-offs, attemptedtwofield goals, connecting ona22- earn blocked, and recorded hisfirstcollegiate extra point…performance th 2005: four-year long snapper DewainAkerblom. against Southern Utah…veteran onspecial teams afterthe lossof was 41yards against Arkansas State…alsobooteda40-yarder member torecord afield goal…connected on9-of-14, hislongest M ersonal: onors insocceraswell…servedteamcaptainbothfootball ar ck-offs giving waytofivedue toanankleinjury…wasthe only e role of kick-offs…also attemptedone field goal, which was SCHOOL AMERICAN HERITAGE BOCA RATON, FL 5-10, 170 KICKER REDSHIRT JUNIOR 34 WARLEY LEROY d soccer d State…tallied most field goals and extra points inschool ool (Boca/Delray)…first-team member All-Area, All-Coun ch 21,1986,inBeloHorizonte, Brazil. ed astarting ki tNrhTxs112 . - 5 2-2 0 0 0.0 0 0 24 1-1 at North Texas Served asthe team’sprimary field goal kicker…tallied 38 Played intwogames…came into the game atTroy with Practiced withthe squad during spring drills…redshirted. Busin . SSAE324 7 2010339 3-3 0 1 62.0 372 06 41 3-2 AS STATE Played for SamBryant atAmerican Heritage ess major…son of Celsoand SuelyLer ck er jobfor the North Texas game…had 14-9 - 704286. - 5 2-2 0 0 62.0 248 04 27 1-1 - 906316. - 7 4-4 0 0 61.8 371 06 29 1-1 |--FIELD GO 113 316. 01 45 20-18 0 3 61.9 2351 138 41 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 L-||---IKFS--- XPTS |------KICKOFFS------| ALS--| oy…born ty Lockley…born April20,1988,inOrlando, FL. 2006: Game…thr Year…played inthe EastWest metro Senior All-Star District honors and was Olympia’s Athlete of the seven blocked kicks…earned All-Orange County and All- wh High School: making the transition tocollegiate football and redshirted. P track). High School: 2006: Levitt…born Oct.23,1987,inP Personal: recipient and aWendy’s High School Heisman nominee. the statewrestling meet…also aJ.Kyle Braid Award All-Conference twice asa wrestler…earned sixthplacein baseball and three-year letterman inwrestling)…earned (four-year letterman infootball, three-year letterman in once…recorded 487career tackles…three-sport athlete three-time defensive MVPand wasthe team’sMVP School…three-year All-Conference honoree infootball… HIGH SCHOOL OLYMPIA ORLANDO, FL 6-3, 240 LINEBACKER REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 59 MICHAEL LOCKLEY ersonal: HIGH SCHOOL TITUSVILLE PORT ST. JOHN,FL 5-9, 195 DEFENSIVE BACK REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 37 BRYAN LEVITT ere he recorded 110tackles, 85solosand 25assistswith J ed the teaminthe fall and worked onthe field Practiced withthe squad and redshirted. oin ecided inmajor…son of James and Angelia Un Business major…son of Janet and Jeff ee-sport athlete(football, wei d Played for BobHead atOlympia High School, Played f or BobbyGuthrie atTitusvilleHigh ort St.John, FL. gh t lifting and High School: Played for Dan Marquriets at Coconut Creek DAVID MATLOCK High School, where he recorded 67 tackles, including eight for a loss and eight sacks, also forced two fumbles and blocked two punts…was an All-County selection… 72 participated in the Broward North/South All-Star game… also REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE played in the Dade versus Broward Nike All-Star game…two- OFFENSIVE LINEMAN sport athlete (football and track)…listed in Who's Who and 6-2, 285 was a member of the Honor Roll…also recruited by Central LAKE WALES, FL Florida, Western Michigan and Fordam. LAKE WALES HIGH SCHOOL Personal: Undecided in major…son of Darrell and Cathy McClover…born April 3, 1987, in Hollywood, FL… brother 2006: Flourished as an offensive lineman…played in every game plays with the Chicago Bears. and jumped into the center position, due to an injury mid-season…held that position until the starting center’s return and then moved back to guard for the remainder of the season…worked primarily at center in the spring but is expected to play guard. JARRETT MCDONALD 2005: Used the season to make the transition to college football and to move from defensive lineman to offensive lineman…preserved the season as a redshirt. 79 REDSHIRT JUNIOR High School: Played defensive tackle for Chad Barnhandt at Lake Wales High School…team leader in tackles for losses…senior OFFENSIVE LINE member of the South/Central All-Star Team…served as team 6-5, 290 captain…three-sport athlete (football, baseball and track). PEMBROKE PINES, FL FLANAGAN Personal: Undecided in major…son of Lisa and Jim HIGH SCHOOL Vaughn…born Dec. 2, 1986, in Webster, TX. 2006: Played in seven games and filled important spots, especially during rash of injuries…was promising and showed maturity during spring drills.

2005: Played in four games, including Minnesota, Louisiana- Lafayette, Middle Tennessee and FIU.

2004: Used the 2004 season to gain experience and size.

High School: Played for Dan Marquiriet at Flanagan High School...averaged 95% blocking in the three years he was a starter for Flanagan.

Personal: Interdisciplinary studies-Social science…son of Eugene and Vanessa McDonald…born April 3, 1986.

PHILLIP MCDONALD JOSHUA MCCLOVER 89 77 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN WIDE RECEIVER REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 6-1, 200 LINEBACKER PEMBROKE PINES, FL 6-5, 220 FLANAGAN NORTH LAUDERDALE, FL HIGH SCHOOL COCONUT CREEK HIGH SCHOOL 2006: Worked out with the squad and redshirted, which will provide a separation among a young receiving core. 2006: Saw action against Kansas State, Oklahoma State and 77 South Carolina. High School: Played at Flanagan High School.

2005: Practiced with the squad and used the season to gain Personal: Science education major…born Feb. 16, 1988. experience…redshirted. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 78 PLAYER PROFILES poten 2006: Carolin where he teamed withJeremy Ware (signed withSouth High School: e 2005: return wasa24-yarder against Oklahoma State. a kick returner…tallied sixreturns for 117yards…his longest tackles, including sixsoloprior tohisinjury…alsoservedas Louisiana-Monroe game shortened hisseason…tallied 11 M Personal: tackles and aninterception during hissenior campaign. Rain High School: J Personal: the FACA All-Stargame. Conference honors…played inboththe Shine Bowland Carolina Stateand FIU. xperienced unit…preserved the yearashisredshirt season. ERICK M HIGH SCHOOL WILLIAM M.RAINES JACKSONVILLE, FL 6-4, 249 OFFENSIVE TACKLE FRESHMAN SAMUEL MCROY acksonville, FL…alsorecruited byEasternCarolina, North HIGH SCHOOL LEHIGH FORT MYERS,FL 6-0, 180 DEFENSIVE BACK REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 21 cIn tosh…born May 27,1987,inFortM es High School, wh tial asaredshirt freshman until anankleinjuryinthe a) tocompriseanoutstan Played inthe firstfivegames and wasshowing great Practiced and gained experience from the team’smost Undecided inmajor…son of Corrisand Helen Son of Essie McRoy…born March 14,1988,in Played for LarryGaryatLehigh High Sch Played for Cedric Thornton atWilliam M. C INTOSH er e he earn FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 din ed second-team All- g secondary... tallied 62 yers

NEWCOMER , FL ool, P m senior...two-sport athlete(football and weightlifting)… 10 sacks…h in 2006: 2006: Miller…born Oct.28,1986,inFort Lau Personal: selected for the Florida/California game. game…three-sport athlete(football, track and wrestling)…also North/South All-StarGame and the Broward versusDade team All-Statehonors in2004…participated inthe Broward had 85pancakes and earned All-County x'sand o'sand second- School, where he graded outat92%pergame…in games 10 he P Coun as asenior…earned All-Area and first-teamAll-StLucie High School: e opponents…offen advantage especially when the teamchallenges itsfirstfour e 2005: pivotal role onamuch deeper offensive line. by CoachSchnellenberger during spring drills…should playa M Sch High School: e 2005: Carolina. HIGH SCHOOL FORT PIERCECENTRAL PORT ST. LUCIE,FL 6-2, 280 DEFENSIVE TACKLE REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 96 HIGH SCHOOL NORTHEAST OAKLAND PARK, FL 6-3, 314 OFFENSIVE T REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 64 JOHN MERTILUS KEVIN MILLER xperienced unitsonthe squad. xpected tochallenge the depth chart…may usesizetohis xperience…preserved the yearashisredshirt season. ersonal: ost…his high school career saw himpost150tacklesand ertilus…born Nov. 30,1986,inBrooklyn, NY. ember of the H cluding one solofor alossof twoyards against South ool, where he recorded 47tackles, including sixsacks ty aswellfirst-teamAll-Area byth Used the yeartopolishtechniqueand gainexperience… Saw action infour games….recorded twotackles, Played innine games asafr Used the yeartogainsizeand Undecided inmajor…son of Fritzory and Louise Und e wasanOutbackBowlparticipant asa dam Ratkevich atNortheast High Played for A Played for EdGeiger atPort St.Lucie High eci on d sive unitreturns asone of the more ed inmajor…son o ACKLE or Rollasaseni eshm or . f Louisand Dejanle d an and received pr er d e ale P alm Beach , FL. aise DRAMEKO MOORE TIM MOSCATO 12

REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN DEFENSIVE BACK QUARTERBACK 5-11, 170 6-2, 200 HALLANDALE BEACH, FL NAPLES, FL POMPANO BEACH NAPLES HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL NEWCOMER 2006: Practiced with the squad and redshirted. High School: Played for Bill Kramer at Naples High School, a team he led to the third round of the state play-offs… ended 2005: A ttended FAU, but did not play. his senior campaign with an 11-2 record, 471 yards rushing, High School: Played under Coach Rocky Gillis at Pompano three rushing touchdowns, 515 yards passing with four passing Beach High School, where he tallied 54 tackles , one sack TDs…averaged 35 yards per punt…two-sport athlete (football and one forced fumble all as a senior…also credited with and track). four interceptions…two-sport athlete (football and track). Personal: Son of Al and Carolyn Moscato…born Nov. 22, 1988. Personal: Computer animation major…son of Leslie and Prodesto Moore…born Nov. 7, 1985.

ALFRED MORRIS PAUL MUSE 86 FRESHMAN REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE RUNNING BACK OFFENSIVE LINE 5-11, 222 6-2, 250 PENSACOLA, FL JACKSONVILLE, FL PINE FOREST FIRST COAST HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL NEWCOMER High School: Played for Jerry Pollard at Pine Forest High 2006: Returned to south Florida and joined the Owls School, where saw action on both sides of the ball…rushed spring during preseason…sat out the season to fulfill for 1,049 yards as a senior and recorded 17 touchdowns for transfer requirments…practiced in fall with the tight ends the Eagles…defensively he recorded 147 tackles and five and moved to the offensive line in the spring. interceptions…named North West Florida MVP, first-team All-State and was a game MVP…named Mae Emfirger All- 2005 at Clemson: Used the year as his redshirt season. American…participated in the PSA All-Star game… High School: played for Marty Lee where he was named to academically, he was named the student-athlete of the the SuperPrep Dixie team as the 91st-best prospect in month for Pine Forest. Florida...28th-best tight end in the nation by Personal: Son of Yvonne and Ronald Morris…born Dec. 12, CollegeFootballNews.com...40th-best tight end in the nation 1988, in Pensacola, FL…also considered Ole Miss and USF. by SuperPrep...19th-best tight end in the nation and the 61st-best player in Florida by Rivals.com...named a Florida Times-Union Super 11 and a member of the Super 24 team in Florida...high school teammate of Tiger red-shirt freshman Brandon Croley

Personal: Undecideed in major…born March 30, 1986.

79 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 80 PLAYER PROFILES in 2006: K Personal: honors...two-sport athlete (football and basketball). Louisi 2005: Lafayette and Arkansas State. one yard…recorded multiple tacklesagainst Louisiana- Sch High School: th 2004: yards and one quarterback hurry. two solos…credited withtwotacklesfor alossof seven h tackles, including 12sacksonone side whileonthe other Charter…saw time onboth sides of the ball…recorded 45 High School: 1988, inMi Personal: athlete (football, basketball and tr participated inthe Broward all-stargame…three-sport first-team All-County and second-team All-State honors… HIGH SCHOOL TOTTENVILLE STATEN ISLAND,NY 6-3, 218 DEFENSIVE END REDSHIRT JUNIOR 43 JULIAN MYERS evin Myers...born June 10, 1986,inHarlem, NY. CHARTER PEMBROKE PINES FORT LAUDERDALE,FL 6-4, 250 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN FRESHMAN CHRIS NEWBOLD e wascredited with11pan cluding four solo…alsoassistedonatacklefor alossof e season. ool, where he earned All-Boro, All-Cityand All-State ana-Lafayette game…recorded sixtackles, including Played insixgames…recorded seventackles, Saw action insevengames, sidelined following the Practiced inboththe spring and fall…redshirted General studies major...son of Zeniaf Myers and Son of James and EdithNewbold…born Dec. 26, ami, FL. Played for Jimmy M Played for SteveBrun cak FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 es asasenior… earned un ack). son atTottenville Hi s atPembroke Pines NEWCOMER gh P tr 2002 4Astatechampionship team..two-sport athlete(football and game...member of the 20006Astatechampionship teamand the game and wasthe MVPof the Central Florida All-Star Space Coast...participated in the California versusFlorida All-Star n to center totak 2005: spring whileundergoing rehab. for the final twogames of the season…sawlimitedaction inthe gam 2006: r 2004: ...devoted togaining strength. High School: Paris…born July30,1986 inMiami, FL,butraised inPalm Bay. edshirt the season. ersonal: am ack &fi HIGH SCHOOL PALM BAY PALM BAY, FL 6-2, 300 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN REDSHIRT JUNIOR 68 NICK PARIS es before anankleinjuryforced himtothe sideline…returned ed second-team All-State along withAll-Confer Played ineverygame, 11…beganthe yearatguard…moved Earned aspotonthe traveling spotbefore electing to Opening day center…started atcenter for the firstsix eld). Communi Played for DanBurke atPalm BayHigh Sch e advantage of hissize…switchproved positive cati ons inmajor…son of Vince and Patricia ence and All- ool... RYAN PAROS KEEGAN PETERSON 99 18 SOPHOMORE REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE PLACE KICKER KICKER 5-11, 185 6-1, 175 MARATHON, FL RIVERVIEW, FL MARATHON RIVERVIEW HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL

2006: Saw action in two games: Kansas State and North 2006: Served as the team’s punter in the South Carolina Texas..recorded five kick-offs for 254 yards. game…recorded four punts for 166 yards for an average of 41.5 yards per punt…his longest High School: Played for Lance Martin at Marathon High School, was 51-yards…of his four punts two were fair where he earned 2005 All-State first-team kicker honors…also caught and one was inside the 20...worked earned All-County honors and was named the team’s special out as the lone punter in the spring. team MVP…named Marathon High Best Athlete Award. 2005: Practiced with the squad but elected Personal: Management information systems major…son of to use the year as his redshirt season…also James and Kelly Paros…born Aug. 18, 1987, in Marathon, FL. played for FAU’s tennis team at the A-Sun Championships.

High School: Played for Dan O’Regan at Riverview High School, where he made 4-of- 5 field goals and was 24-for-25 in extra ALEX PECORELLA point attempts…earned All-District and All-County honors…four-sport athlete 53 LONG SNAPPER/WIDE RECEIVER REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 6-1, 190 ORLANDO, FL OLYMPIA HIGH SCHOOL

2006: Pr acticed with the squad and was listed second among the two-deep for long snappers…member of the travel squad.

2005: Practiced with the squad in the fall and spring… member of the travel squad.

High School: Played for Mike Collison at Olympia High Shool, where he earned All-Orange County honors as a quarterback… (football, soccer, swim and tennis)…was the soccer team’s earned the Special Teams’ Award as a senior…three-sport leading scorer and holds the school record…tennis team’s athlete (football, weightlifting and lacrosse). no. 1 and MVP…earned a 6.0 on a 4.0 G.P.A grading scale.

Personal: P olitical science major…son of Frank Pecorella and Personal: Pre-professional major…son of Curtis and Beth Chadwick…born April 5, 1987, in Marblehead, MA. Rebecca Peterson, sister Britta Peterson…born Jan. 23, 1987, in Tampa, FL.

81 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 82 PLAYER PROFILES th 2006: M Personal: considered Hofstra, EasternKentucky, Southern Missand Temple. three-sport athlete(football, track &field and weightlifting)...also junior recorded 220 carries for 2,398yards and 30touchdowns... 1,513 yards, anaverage 10.1percarry, and 17touchdowns...as a State and wasnamed All-County...as asenior had150carries for an 2005: receptions for 51yards. anoth 141 carries…also provided than 75yards pergame in sh league playhisability once the Owlsmoved into the passing game but gam State…non-conference versus Arkansas yards was122 season-hi with 28his seniors 2004: against Kansas. yards and hiscareer-long 10yards…also recorded one tackle with 84…hadthree receptions versusMiddle Tennessee for 22 Louisiana-Lafayette with94yards and against North Texas digit carries seventimes…flirted with100yards against was a28-yard scamperagainst Louisville…haddouble- for 517yards and three TDs…longest runof the season tops am N carries wasat season high 100 yar with more than ended three game and played inevery touchdowns… team withfive leading rusher…led the season asthe team’s tim High School: season CHARLES PIERRE orth T ar PREP LAKE HIGHLAND ORLANDO, FL 5-9, 210 RUNNING BACK REDSHIRT JUNIOR 20 e go-to back…ended his own bri d asthe back-uprunning back…en e inthe East/West All-Stargame and earned second-team All- ch 15,1985,inWinter Gard es focused m er option withsix s…used the seasonashisredshirt season. , allof wh Solidified himself as Played in11games bothasthe starter Gained valuable practice experience working behind three e ds… on xas gh in gh General studies in major…son of Marie Exinor...born g the rushers…took advantage of 145carries tly withm Played for TimBorcky atLake Highland Prep...saw or om hadbeenastarterduring the lastthree e on or e FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 en, FL. d ed th e season AEOPNN O D DL O D DLG TD YDS NO. 0 LG 0 TD 0 0 YDS 0 NO. 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 17 0 15 0 12 1 OPPONENT 0 DATE 0 1 0 37 17 20 16 12 0 16 1 2005 PIERREGAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 1 0 31 1 122 86 TOTALS 1 24 Florida International 11/25 22 17 0 103 atNorth Texas 9 11/18 0 12 20 TROY 11/11 0 0 58 atMiddle Tennessee 11/04 0 17 ARKANSAS STATE 6 10/28 10 29 LA-LAFAYETTE 10/18 14 14 SOUTHERNUTAH 10/12 6.8 10 09/30 atSouthCarolina 09/23 atOklahoma State 88 09/16 3 atKansas State 5.3 09/09 13 5 atClemson 8 09/02 D 37 23 28 7 31 31 2006 PIERREGAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS 3.6 Total 11 3.7 3.6 2006 517 2005 1273 756 145 352 Y 207 Car 23 11 12 Total 2006 2005 Y Career RushingStats 09/03 90 KAOASAE1 901 0 0 0 0 11 0 39 14 09/17 OKLAHOMA STATE 09/08 10/06 atLouisville 10/01 ULM 09/22 12 tFa nentoa 03 90000 0 0 10 0 0 22 3 19 0 23 30 1 10 47 TOTALS 8 atFla.International 11/26 NORTH TEXAS 11/12 11/05 10/22 Middle Tennessee 10/15 a M T d V GTD LG AVG TD Yds ATT LG GMS AVG ear Yds ATT GMS ear T OPPONENT ATE an 2006: gam County honors…played inthe North/South Broward All-Star yards and one TD…for hissenior efforts earned All-Broward 400+ yards, including sixTDs…returned eight punts for 200+ offensively, he had40yards onthe ground and 33receptions for Sch High School: Lauderdale, FL…relative of Richard Goodman who playsfor FSU. grandson of EleaseFinley…bornMarch 20,1988,inFort P runnin Lafayette and Indiana…two-sport athlete(football and track, d eer ReceptionStats HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH PLANTATION FORT LAUDERDALE,FL 5-10, 160 DEFENSIVE BACK REDSHIRT FRESHMAN 5 TAVIOUS POLO ersonal: ue toitsseniors and finished 9-1…alsoconsidered Louisville, d entered the game asakick returner…redshirted. oiin ore2 511 0010 0 10 1 16 1 85 21 at Louisiana Monroe at Kansas at Minn at Louisi at Troy at Ark ool, where he recorded 20tackles, including one sack… e…South Plan g the 100in:10.7and the 2000in:22.0). 265 . 70 17 8.5 51 6 12 Made the team’straveling squad for the opening game an esota a tt 26 10000 0 0 0 11 0 68 22 sas State an Gener 0315 5 50 1 94013 26 a-Lafayette Played for Jack Chapman atSouthPlan al stu tati di on hadatremendous turnaround season es major…son of Darlene Polo an 0 5 165 17 0 51 6 31 5 756 207 4 1 8737 7 28 3 517 145 O D DL O D DLG TD YDS NO. LG TD YDS NO. -RSIG- |--RECEIVING--| | ---RUSHING--- |--RECEIVING--| | ---RUSHING--- 82 0 0 0 0 5 0 29 18 25 11202 0 2 1 11 0 54 12 81611 6 0 6 1 11 1 116 28 12 0 0 0 0 6 0 23 11 25 82905 0 9 2 28 0 56 12 98 30000 0 0 0 13 2 84 19 1070000 0 0 0 7 0 31 8 5080000 0 0 0 8 0 25 8 1070000 0 0 0 7 0 11 7 002 1 0 1 1 22 0 40 8 tati 10 0 on Hi d gh TYLER REED WILFRED RIVERA 69 83 REDSHIRT FRESHMAN WIDE RECEIVER OFFENSIVE LINEMAN REDSHIRT JUNIOR 6-1, 240 5-9, 172 JACKSONVILLE, FL FORT MYERS, FL EPISCOPAL CYPRESS LAKES & HIGH SCHOOL ESTERO HIGH SCHOOLS

2006: Practiced with the squad and redshirted. 2006: Saw action against Middle Tennessee and High School: Played David Hess at Episcopal High School, Southern Utah. where he served as the team’s captain…named to the first Coast Super 11 and the Jacksonville Times Union All-Star Watch 2004-2005: Two-year list…member of the academic Honor Roll with a 3.9 GPA…also member of the squad. earned the Extra Yard Award as a senior. High School: Played for Personal: Business management major…son of Wayne and Bill Swats and Matt Susan Reed…born Feb. 1, 1988 . Perkowski at Cypress Lake and Estero High Schools…named the Gatorade Will-to- Win Athlete of the Month and was MAURICIO RIQUER selected as a player of 90 the week numerous REDSHIRT FRESHMAN times…also DEFENSIVE LINEMAN earned the hit 6-5, 296 of the week and PLANTATION, FL was a nominee SOUTH PLANTATION for hit of the HIGH SCHOOL year…while at Cypress Lakes 2006: Practiced with the squad and redshirted. he had six passing TDs and High School: Played for Jack Chapman at South Plantation four rushing High School where he recorded 65 tackles, including 10 sacks TDs…at Estero he recorded and one INT as a senior…earned All-County in 2005 and was 70 tackles, and forced an honorable mention All-State selection…participated in the four fumbles…was a Broward North/South All-Star Game…two-sport athlete member of the National (football and wrestling, becoming a District Champ and State Honor Society and Qualifier as a junior and ending his senior campaign the Spanish Honors undefeated)…also considered Akron and Lafayette. Society…graduated with Personal: Undecided in major…son of Mauricio and Rosela a 4.13 GPA and was a two- Polin…born Sept. 15, 1988, in Mexico City, Mexico. sport athlete (football and track)…captured the 200 meter dash at Sr. Edison Relays.

Personal: Business management major…son of Jackie and Wilfred Rivera, Sr….born Jan. 14, 1986, in Fort Myers, FL.

83 JOHN RIZZO AVIONNE ROLLE 71 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN FRESHMAN JUNIOR RUNNING BACK MEDIA 6-4, 300 5-9, 180 COACHES PARKLAND, FL MIAMI, FL PLAYERS MARJORY STONEMAN MIAMI CENTRAL DOUGLAS HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL OPPONENTS NEWCOMER REVIEW 2006: Played in every game, starting each…reputation for High School: Played at Miami Central High School under playing hard-nosed football despite being banged up was the direction of Coach Saunders…recorded an interception HISTORY exemplified during preseason when he didn’t miss a day the first five games of his senior campaign…offensively, FAU despite extensive rib contusions among other conditions… rushed for 850 yards and five touchdowns…participated in experimented with moving to guard or to the left side of the the North versus South All-Star game…two-sport athlete ball during the spring…will be a part of a 2007 unit that (football and track)…junior season of track saw him post a has played together for three seasons. 23’10 long jump mark, a 48’2 triple jump distance and he ran 100 in 10.7…member of the A-B Honor Roll.

Personal: Son of Millie and Coach John Rolle…born April 8, 1989…brother played for the University of Florida.

WILLIAM ROSE 46 REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE RUNNING BACK 6-1, 227 LUTZ, FL GAITHER HIGH SCHOOL

2006: Played in eight games following a strong preseason… size is a tremendous asset as a blocking back…tallied eight carries for 31 yards…scored a touchdown against Oklahoma State and had four rushes for 19 yards…also had one reception for five yards.

2005: Played in one game against Minnesota…recorded three carries for a total of two yards…had one interception for 17 yards…redshirted

High School: Played for Mark Kantor at Gaither High School where he earned All-County honors…as a senior tallied 1,100 yards rushing with 194 carries…played in the Tampa versus Orlando All-Star game…4.0 student.

Personal: Undecided in major…son of Chris and Cecelia Rose…born March 23, 1987, in Tampa, FL. 2005: Joined the team as a true freshman and earned a starting spot versus Louisville…made the best of his opportunity earning

YER PROFILES CHRISTIAN ROSS five more starts at either right tackle or right guard…played in every game except the season opener at Kansas…earned season- ending non-scholarship MVP award.

PLA High School: Played for Elliot Bonner at Stoneman Douglas High REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE School. KICKER 84 5-11, 205 Personal: Management major…son of John and Laurie Rizzo… TITUSVILLE, FL born March 8, 1987, in Fort Lauderdale, FL ASTRONAUT HIGH SCHOOL

2006: Practiced with the squad and redshirted.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 2005: Played for Dennis McCulloch at Valley City State Personal: Sociology major…son of Kim Ferrell…born July 11, 1986, University…team posted a 7-3 record and he was 9-for 12 in Tallahassee, FL. in field goals with the longest 42 yards. Career Statistics High School: Played for Randy Hallock at Astronaut High Year GMS UT AST TT TFL SACKS 2006 7 10 4 14 0.0-0 0-0 School, where he earned All-Cape Coast Conference second- TO TALS 7 10 4 14 0.0-0 0-0 team honors…as a senior he was 11-for-16 in field goals and 10-for 15 as a junior…team posted a 7-3 mark earch season…graduated with honors. Personal: Business major…son of Lucille Cruz Ross and JOSH SAVIDGE Frank Ross…born Dec. 20, 1986, in Kissimmee, FL. 95 KRISTOPHER RUSH JUNIOR DEFENSIVE LINEMAN 61 6-2, 270 NAPLES, FL REDSHIRT JUNIOR NAPLES LINEBACKER HIGH SCHOOL 6-0, 220 TALLAHASSEE, FL 2006: Played in every game and had the opportunity to strengthen the LAWTON CHILES two-deep by capitalizing on his playing time as a true HIGH SCHOOL freshman…recorded 12 tackles, 11 solo and a sack (Troy)…also credited with a pass broken up and a quarterback hurry…had two fumble 2006: Played in seven recoveries. games…had strong outings against Oklahoma State with four tackles…bettered it by one at North Texas… pushed for time on a line that returned everyone from the last two seasons.

2005: Played in eight games, recorded a total of four tackles, including three solos…credited with one against Louisiana-Monroe, one versus Middle Tennessee and two the final game of the year at FIU.

2004: Used the year to study behind three seniors who had held the position for four years… used the year as his 2005: Moved into the line-up right away…drew his first collegiate start redshirt against Oklahoma State…played in every game…recorded 19 total tackles, season. including eight solo…recorded three his first game (Kansas), four versus Middle Tennessee and five the final game of the year at FIU…had one tackle for a loss, a sack and a loss of six yards…used the knowledge High School: Played for Jodie Sprinkle at Lawton Chiles, where gained to work overtime in the off-season to gain size and strength. he earned honorable mention All-District and honorable mention High School: Played for Billy Kramer at Naples High School, where he All-Big Ben honors…as a senior recorded 53 tackles, four sacks, recorded seven sacks and eight tackles for a loss… also credited with one had seven quarterback pressures and four tackles for a loss… interception… earned All-County honors and was named to the All-District credited with one safety, one fumble recovery and forced a team…also recruited by South Florida and Illinois. fumble…three-sport athlete (football, track & field and weightlifting). Personal: Business management major…son of Michael and Olga 85 Savidge…born March 12, 1986, in Portland, OR.

Career Statistics Year GMS UT AST TT TFL SACKS 2005 11 8 11 19 1-6 1-6 2006 12 11 1 12 .5-0 1-0 TOTALS 23 19 12 31 1.5-6 2-6 High School: Played for Tim Tharp at Palm JONATHAN SEGRETE Beach Gardens High School...was a two- way player, which exhibits his athletic ability... believed by high school coaches 30 to be one of the best players to have REDSHIRT JUNIOR played at Palm Beach Gardens High KICKER School...tallied 30 receptions and 10 MEDIA 5-9, 166 TDs and returned two COACHES LARGO, FL of his three interceptions for touchdowns...named first-team PLAYERS LARGO HIGH SCHOOL All-County, to the Palm Beach Post first OPPONENTS team, honorable mention REVIEW 2006: Practiced with the squad. All-State and started in the Outback Bowl...also Northern Illinois. HISTORY 2005: A ttended Quincy University. FAU Personal: Sociology major…born June High School: Played for Rick Rodriguez at Largo High School, 5, 1986. where he earned All-County honors as a junior and as a senior…graduated with honors.

Peronal: Finance major…son of Cathy and Steven Segrete… Career Receiving Stats Year GMS ATT Yds AVG LG TD born Oct. 20, 1985, in Largo, FL. 2005 11 18 274 15.2 35 2 2006 12 35 590 16.9 54 1 TOTAL 23 53 864 16.3 54 3

FRANTZ SIMEON Career Rushing Stats Year GMS ATT Yds AVG LG TD 2005 11 2 2 1.0 6 0 6 2006 12 1 1 1.0 1 0 TOT AL 23 3 3 1.0 7 0 REDSHIRT JUNIOR WIDE RECEIVER Career Return Stats 5-10, 185 Year GMS ATT Yds AVG LG TD 2005 11 2 33 15.1 20 0 LAKE PARK, FL 2006 12 15 201 13.4 29 0 PALM BEACH GARDENS TOTALS 23 17 234 15.8 29 0 HIGH SCHOOL

2006 GAME-BY-GAME 2006: Returned as one of two wide receivers who had a |--RECEIVING--| |--PUNT RET--| ALL collegiate catch and the only returner available for the season DATE OPPONENT NO. YDS TD LG NO YDS TD LG PURP 09/02 at Clemson 3 28 0 16 1 20 0 20 48 opener…played in every game…recorded a team-leading 35 09/09 at Kansas State 2 27 0 24 0 0 0 0 28 receptions for 590 yards and one touchdown…strongest 09/16 at Oklahoma State 3 29 0 18 2 40 0 27 69 09/23 at South Carolina 1 15 0 15 1 19 0 19 34 outing came against Troy with four receptions for 110 yards… 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe 3 64 0 46 1 0 0 0 64 recorded his lone TD at season’s end versus Florida Inter- 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 5 77 0 22 2 37 0 26 114 10/18 LA-LAFAYETTE 2 24 0 12 2 21 0 13 45 national… longest reception of the season was also against 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE 1 10 0 10 2 32 0 20 42 Troy and went for 54 yards…also served as the team’s punt 11/04 at Middle Tennessee 6 97 0 24 2 33 0 29 130 returner, a role that found him listed 11th nationally with 11/11 TROY 4 110 0 54 1 -1 0 0 109 11/18 at North Texas 1 26 0 26 0 0 0 0 26 13.40 yards per return…had four returns of 20+ yards…his 11/25 FIU 4 83 1 34 2 20 0 14 103 longest was a 29-yard return at Middle Tennessee…if there is TOT ALS 35 590 1 54 15 201 0 29 812 a trick play, Simeon is involved as an athletic athlete…he has 2005 GAME-BY-GAME run the reverse and was 3-for-3 in passing with 44 yards, his |--RECEIVING--| |--PUNT RET--| ALL longest was 21 yards…rushed for one yard at Kansas State. DATE OPPONENT NO. YDS TD LG NO YDS TD LG PURP 09/03 at Kansas 4 31 1 15 0 0 0 0 31 09/08 OKLAHOMA STATE 1 18 0 18 0 0 0 0 18 2005: Made his freshman debut at Kansas with four receptions 09/17 at Minnesota 2 29 0 15 0 0 0 0 29 for a total of 31 yards and recorded the first of his two frosh 09/22 LOUISIANA-MONROE1 12 0 12 0 0 0 0 18 touchdowns…had two more games with 30+ yards, 37 versus 10/01 at Louisville 2 37 0 28 0 0 0 0 33 10/06 at Louisiana-Lafayette 2 33 0 24 0 0 0 0 33 Louisville and 33 one game later at Louisiana-Lafayette… 10/15 MIDDLE TENNESSEE 1 27 0 27 0 0 0 0 27 YER PROFILES season-high in reception yards was at Troy with four catches 10/22 at Arkansas State 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/05 at Troy 4 77 1 35 0 0 0 0 77 for 77 yards and his second TD…also recorded his season-long 11/12 NORTH TEXAS 1 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 10 reception of 35 yards…was one of the more experienced 11/26 at Fla. International 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 receivers…also had two carries on the ground for a total of TOTALS 18 274 2 35 0 0 0 0 309 PLA two yards, his longest rush was six yards against Louisiana- Monroe…returned two kicks for a total of three yards…longest 86 return was 20 yards…both returns were at FIU…ended the season with 309 all-purpose yards.

2004: Redshirted, but not before he impressed teammates and members of the receiving core as a player who could step into the wide receiver role at any time.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 2004: Used the year to gain size and experience…practiced with DERREK SKOP the squad and was redshirted. High School: Played for Frank Tudryn at Gulf Coast High School... 59 recorded 66 tackles, 11 pass break ups and returned two punts for REDSHIRT FRESHMAN touchdowns...named All-County and All-Region…held a 3.8 GPA in OFFENSIVE LINEMAN high school. 6-2, 253 Personal: English major…son of Herb and Ellen Small...born Sept. PEABODY, MA 27, 1985. BRIDGETON ACADEMY Defensive Stats Year GMS UT AT TT Int-Yds BrUP 2005 11 3 3 6 0-0 0 2006: R. edshirted 2006 12 36 10 46 4-32 8 Total 23 39 13 52 4-32 8 High School: Played for Ed Nizwantowski at Peabody Veterans High School, where he was a two-year starter and accumulated 85 tackles, including 13 sacks as a senior. RUSTY SMITH Personal: Exercise science major…son of Carol and Rich Skop…born Feb. 2, 1987. 11 REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE QUARTERBACK COREY SMALL 6-5, 215 JACKSONVILLE, FL SANDALWOOD 26 HIGH SCHOOL REDSHIRT JUNIOR CORNERBACK 2006: Schnellenberger announced Rusty Smith as 5-10, 182 the Owls’ opening day starter…”It was a very close NAPLES, FL decision to make, almost as close as it could get," GULF COAST said Schnellenberger. "The fact that Rusty made HIGH SCHOOL such extraordinary progress in the spring and fall makes us think he's our best option out there." Smith had entered spring practice with a 2006: Played in three-way race…following his start at every game and Clemson, he moved into a back-up finished sixth in position, which allowed for his true total tackles development…he served in that role with 46…also while averaging more than nine had a team- passes a game until an injury moved leading four him back into the starting role, a position he interceptions and held the remainder of the season…most productive 32 yards on the game was against Troy in which he tossed 37 return…his best outing, passes and connected 24 times for a season which was assured of and career high 312 yards, including two conference recognition touchdowns…longest pass of the season until another player bettered was a 54-yarder to Frantz Simeon it by one, was three against Troy…tallied more than 100 interceptions against Arkansas passing yards in his last four games… State…was part of a defensive that averaged 203.5 in that span while set a school record for single-season holding interceptions to three. interceptions (18)…used speed to apply 2005: Had a strong first fall of pressure to the offense with 3.5 tackles practice…traveled with the team and for a loss of eight yards…also credited with worked with the coaches calling in eight passes broken up…while he was a the play…elected to redshirt… young player in 2006, his experience was key to a following a strong fall he vied backfield that lacks the depth it has enjoyed in years for a starting spot under past. center.

2005: Played in every game, primarily on special teams… High School: Ran the offensive unit for Adam Guies…completed 87 ended the year with six tackles…recorded two assists in 105 passes in 176 attempts for 1,800 yards and 21 touchdowns, the season opener at Kansas, his first collegiate game… with just three interceptions as a senior…started for the North in had solos at Minnesota, Louisville and at Louisiana- the Jacksonville Shrine All-Star game…two-sport athlete (football Lafayette…credited with his final assist of the season and baseball). at Arkansas State. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 88 PLAYER PROFILES lrd nentoa 9022-3018234 26 2 0 107.1. 0 178 107.1. 0 54 101 54 23 0 26 0 6 22 20-13-0 1 6 1 1285 22-10-0 88 QBEFF. 1285 223 Long 194-108-8 87 194-108-8 25 2 TD 0-0-0 1 0 12 12 Yds 0 22 19-10-1 20 30-18-1 Att-Cmp-Int 0 39 TOTALS 0 GMS -9 0 11-7-1 2006 0 -2 46 0 0 107 2 Year 0 4 FAU 0 Career Passing Stats 0 0 8-3-1 0 -2 15-10-1 0 11-4-1 0 Florida International LG 0 atNorth Texas 11/18 3 1 0 TD 1 TROY 11/11 0 2 YDS 0 atMiddle Tennessee 11/04 0 0 ATT-CMP-INT ARKANSASstate 0 10/28 -24 LA-LAFAYETTE 10/18 LG -8 -15 5 SOUTHERNUTAH 10/12 TD atULM 4 09/30 1 YDS NO. atSouthCarolina 09/23 atOklahoma State 09/16 atKansas State 09/09 atClemson 09/02 OPPONENT DATE 2006 GAME-BY-GAME an Personal: d 2006: 2006: Feb Personal: bask athlete…r ended the yearwith24tackles, including nine solo…recorded his stoppin largest tacklefor alosswasagainst Arkansas State, adrive twice more…recorded hisfirsttacklefor aloss atClemson…his a season-high fiveversusTroy, four against Lafayette and three wen High School: preserved the yearasaredshirt. 2005: breaking into adeep line-up. 2005: with the Stu ROBERT ST. CLAIR RYAN SOLLAZZO efensive lineman…recorded atackleinallbuttwogames…had HIGH SCHOOL FOREST HILL WEST PALM BEACH, FL 6-2, 250 DEFENSIVE LINEMAN REDSHIRT JUNIOR 98 HIGH SCHOOL ARMWOOD T 6-3, 247 DEFENSIVE LINEMAN REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 75 d Melody Smith…bornJan. 28,1987,inJacksonville, FL. AMP . 14,1987,inTampa, FL. t 29-0overthose twoseasons…national football scholar- etball…basketball teamcaptain. Continued tosolidify himself as a quick and strong Contin ced with the squad inthe fall and spring… Pr Played in11games becoming mor g sack...the pr acti A, FL Information management systems major…son of Russell ecorded 16sacksasasenior…also played Business major…son of Paul and Terry Sollazzo…born d ued topr ent-Athlete Award. W on back-to-backstatetitles(’03-’04)…team --UHN-- [------PASSING------| |---RUSHING---| e-m 2 72- 1 54 2 312 37-24-2 0 0 -22 2 1 -- 0 0 0 29 0 0-0-0 104 0 21-9-0 0 -15 3 1 0 -13 4 acti ed major washonored atseason’send ce withthe squad and worked towar FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 e impressive ineach… d 11 tNrhTxs2020000-0 0-0 0.0-0 1.0-1 2 2 0 2 2 0 TO FLAINTERNATIONAL 11/25 atNorth Texas 11/18 TROY 11/11 AEOPNN ooAtTtlTLYsNo-Yd TFL-Yds Total Ast Solo OPPONENT DATE 061 21 5451 1-6 0.5-2 4.5-10 6.5-13 1.5-8 25 24 11.0-23 2849 13 15 21 12 9 23 12 TOTAL 11 2006 2005 0-0 1-6 Y 1.0-1 St. ClairCareer Statistics 1.0-6 TALS 4 1 3 0-0 0 0-0 1 1 0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1 11/04 ARKANSAS STATE 2 0 10/28 1 LA-LAFAYETTE 10/18 0 0 0 10/12 2 atLouisiana Monroe 09/30 atSouthCarolina 09/23 09/16 atKansas State 09/09 atClemson 09/02 2006 ST. CLAIRSGAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS Personal: an emphasisinveterin 28, 1985. Lester…born Sept. St. Clairand Betty medicine… sonof Robert Hill Hi High School: pr 2004: was for alossof twoyards. loss of 13yards, justone wasasackand it squad intacklesfor alosswitheight for a Tennessee and four versusNorth Texas…led the Troy…had aseason-high sixagainst Middle Kansas…had atleastone tackleineverygame except first collegiate tackleinthe seasonopener at M High School: in committed prior toch Lester…recruited byUCFand Pittsburgh, where he originally 1988, insouthMi Personal: wrestler, he finished fifth inthe state. game…three-sport athlete(football, wrestling and track)…as ajunior 500 yards rushing…played inthe 2006Dade and Broward All-Star Y (10-12) asanAll-County player…named Broward County Playerof the player of the yearasasenior butwasrecognized everyvarsityseason a m TA TTLYsSacks-Yds TFL-Yds TT AT UT Gm ear XAVIER STINSON ear asasenior…as ajunior he playedonbothsi HIGH SCHOOL CHAMINADE-MADONNA MIAMI, FL 5-9, 229 RUNNING BACK FRESHMAN adonna High School…rushed for 700yardsand recorded 63tackles, eserved the yearbyredshirting. cludin tOlhm tt .- 0-0 0.0-0 at Middle T 3 1 SOUTHERN UT 2 at Oklahoma State gh School. Practiced withthe squad, but g sixsackshissenior season…earned the team’sdefensive Pre-med major with Son of Theresa Barberand David Stinson…born Sept.16, Played for Forest Two-way playerfor Mark Guandoro at Chaminade- nese2020000-0 0.0-0 2 0 2 ennessee H0000000-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 AH ami, FL…nephew of former NFLfullbackTim -----AKE----- |-SACKS-| |------TACKLES------| oosin arian 31 5451 1-6 4.5-10 25 12 13 .- 0-0 0.5-1 5 4 1 .- 0-0 1.0-1 3 1 2 g F AU.

NEWCOMER d es of the ballwith RUDY TAYLOR JEFF VANCAMP 12 JUNIOR REDSHIRT FRESHMAN LINEBACKER QUARTERBACK 6-1, 265 6-5, 222 MIAMI, FL GULF BREEZE, FL CHAMINADE-MADONNA NAVARRE HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL

2006 Practiced with the squad. 2000: Used the year to become acquainted with the system and redshirted. Prior to FAU: Attended both Compton College and UCF… earned all-conference while playing at Compton…finished High School: Played for Larry Olson at second in the state of Florida in wrestling while at UCF. Navarre High School, where he passed for High School: Played for Mark Guandolo at Chaminade- 997 yards and for Madonna High School, where he was All-State, All-County and five touchdowns All-Broward in football…two-sport athlete (football and as a senior...two- wrestling)…earned All-Broward honors in wrestling. sport athlete (football and basketball)…led the Personal: Biochemical and business major…son of Cora Lee basketball team in points, and Rudy Taylor, Sr…born June 6, 1984 in Miami, FL. rebounds and blocks…named 2005 Santa Rosa County Athlete in basketball and was the FCA’s MVP…member of the RAUL VALERO Athletic Council and holds a 3.0+ GPA

Personal: Undecided in major…son of 58 Bridgette and Jeff VanCamp, Sr…born REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE Sept. 9, 1987…both parents attended OFFENSIVE LINEMAN the University of Louisville, where his father played defensive line for the 6-4, 240 Cardinals MIAMI SPRINGS, FL MIAMI SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL

2006: Provided depth to the offensive line especially during the mid-season’s injury hit.

2005: Practiced with the squad, elected to use his redshirt season. JUSTIN WALTON High School: Saw action on both sides of the ball for Coach Pacheco at Miami Springs High School…hit the gridiron for the first time in 2004 after distinguishing himself as a two-time National Champion in karate REDSHIRT JUNIOR (heavyweight division)…earned Miami Springs High LINEBACKER School’s 2004 Offensive MVP honors…also earned 6-1, 215 All-Dade honors…two-sport athlete (football and WEST PALM BEACH, FL karate)…graduated with honors. CARDINAL NEWMAN HIGH SCHOOL Personal: Business major…son of Raul Valero…born March 9, 1987, in Miami, FL. 2006 Did not see action. 2005: Worked out with the squad in the fall and the spring fulfilling his transfer season eligibility requirements.

2004: Attended Averett University in Danville, VA.

High School: Played for Don DiLus at Cardinal Newman High 89 School, where he earned second-team All-Conference honors and was a Wendy’s Heisman Nominee.

Personal: Civil engineering major…son of James and Beth Walton…born Oct. 4, 1986, in West Palm Beach, FL. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 90 PLAYER PROFILES wh High School: play and usedthe seasonasaredshirt season. injury bughithimjustdays before school began…did not pr 2006: HIGH SCHOOL SICKLES TAMPA, FL 6-5, 224 TIGHT END REDSHIR 82 ED WERTEPNY IV speci 2006: P thr yards…three-sport athlete(three-year football letterman, senior…as ajunior recorded 15catches for 458 parti P and track. team’s captainasasenior…two-year letterman inbasketball (football, basketball and track)…served asthe basketball on the Brevard County All-StarGame…three-sport athlete th while alsoscoring twotouchdowns from the defensive side of Brevard County…rushed for 820yards and 10touchdowns earned All-Conference honors and wasnamed third-team All- r 2005: thin roster. by Schnellenberger, especially blocking during midseason’s his final twogames, North Texas and FIU…playwaspraised Ann Sch High School: Sh HIGH SCHOOL MERRITT ISLAND MERRITT ISLAND,FL 6-2, 212 FULLBACK REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE 33 KYLE WATKINS edshirt. ersonal: ersonal: eseason and tookadvantage of reps due toinjuries until the e ball…r eryl Watkins…born Feb. 1,1986,inSanford, FL. ere he recorded 40catches for 560yards and three TDs… ee-year basketball letterman and four-year track letterman). ool, wh e Wertepny…born Dec. 15,1987. cipated inthe Hillsborough County All-Stargame as a al teams…recorded twotackleassists, one ineach of Played insevengames bothasafullbackand on Qui Practiced withthe squad, preserved the seasonasa ckly worked hisway upthe d M H er ecor ealth ad echani T FRESHMAN e he wasathr Played for BobIrvinatSickles High School, Played for Paul Friel atMerritt Island High d ed 55solotacklesasaseni cal en ministrati gineerin ee-year letterman and starter… on major…son of Greg an FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 g m ajor…son of Edand Leigh epth chartduring or , earning aspot d ADAM WHITE HIGH SCHOOL LEHIGH SENIOR FORT MYERS,FL 6-0, 175 WIDE RECEIVER REDSHIR 17 Sch High School: 2006: HIGH SCHOOL HOLY TRINITY MELBOURNE, FL 6-4, 210 TIGHT END REDSHIRT FRESHMAN Elizabeth White…bornJan. 9,1987,inM Personal: the team’sSpecial Team Award asasophomore. senior…also wasanAll-Statehonoree asasenior and earned CHAD WILKES ool, where he earned Most Valuable Receiverhonors asa Practiced withthe squad. Health administration major…son of James and T JUNIOR Played for John Thomas atHoly Trinity High 2006: reception…played in11games and recorded nine receptions for 89yards, an thr season long wasa19-yar touchdown reception atTroy…had W f 18playerstoearn a d one touchdown…his single- ee r as one o Carolina…also sawaction on eception special teams. 2005: elbourne, FL. gam s for 29yards atSouth member of the travelin r es and wasa ecorded twotackles Played inseven on the season,both in the season opener at Kansas…had two receptions, both for 14yards, the first wasat Louisville second against Middle T ennessee g squ d ad… , th . e 2004: P racticed with the squad but used the season as a redshirt year. LAVORIS WILLIAMS

High School: Played for Larry Gary at Lehigh Sr. High School…was a two-year varsity letterman in football and 70 earned the 2003 Scholar Athlete award…played in the 2004 REDSHIRT SOPHOMORE John Carrigahn All-Star game...as a senior he broke the OFFENSIVE TACKLE school record for passing in one game, 235 yards…concluded his prep career with a 3.5 GPA. 6-4, 285 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL Personal: B usiness management major…son of Sandra and DILLARD Claude Wilkes…born Sept. 30, 1984, in Tampa, FL. HIGH SCHOOL

Career Receiving Stats 2006: Played in 11 games..played behind a four-year starter so game Year GMS ATT Yds AVG LG TD 2006 12 9 89 9.9 19 1 time was limited but heralded by both the quarterbacks and the 2005 7 2 28 14.0 14 0 coaches during the spring. TO TALS 19 11 117 10.6 19 1 2005: Used the season to work exclusively on the offensive side of 2006 GAME-BY-GAME the ball…elected to redshirt. |--RECEIVING--| DATE OPPONENT NO. YDS TD LG High School: Saw action on both lines, primarily offense in 2004 for 09/02 at Clemson 2 23 0 16 09/23 at South Carolina 3 29 0 11 Keith Franklin at Dillard High School …defensively, recorded 25 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 2 10 1 9 tackles and five sacks in 2003…offensively, had 65 pancakes in 2004 10/18 LA-LAFAYETTE 1 8 0 8 11/11 TROY 1 19 0 19 and earned second-team All-County honors…participated in the TOTALS 9 89 1 19 Broward North/South All-Star game and the Broward versus Dade All- 2005 GAME-BY-GAME Star game...three-sport athlete (football, basketball and track). |--RECEIVING--| DATE OPPONENT NO. YDS TD LG Personal: Undecided in major…son of Rose Reid…born Nov. 25, 10/01 at Louisville 1 14 0 14 1985, in Fort Lauderdale, FL. 10/15 Middle Tennessee 1 14 0 14 TOTALS 2 28 0 14

RYAN WISCHNEFSKI 76 DARIAN WILLIAMS REDSHIRT FRESHMAN OFFENSIVE LINE 6-2, 317 PALM BAY, FL FRESHMAN MELBOURNE WIDE RECEIVER HIGH SCHOOL 6-3, 195 NORTH LAUDERDALE, FL 2006: Redshirted and used the spring to move to the offensive line where play was praised. NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL NEWCOMER High School: Played for A.J. Ulmer at Melbourne High High School: Played for Adam Ratkevich at Northeast High School…graded out 85% or better every game…named team’s School, where he was a three-sport athlete (football, Outstanding Player of the Year, First-Team All-Space Coach, First- basketball and track)…as a senior, recorded 30 receptions for Team All-District and First-Team All-Conference…also earned 467 yards and seven touchdowns…earned second-team All- Honorable-Mention All-State…participated in the Orlando County honors and played in two all-star games, North and East/West All-Star game and the Brevard County All-Star South Broward and the Dade versus Broward. game…also considered Florida State and North Carolina State.

Personal: Son of Marcia and Donald Williams, who played in Personal: Psychology major…son of Kelly and Mark Wischnefski, the NFL…born Dec. 27, 1988, in Oakland Park, FL...also one younger brother Jacob…born May, 27, 1988, in Fonduke, WI. recruited by Pittsburgh, Iowa State and North Carolina State. 91 BRANDON ZEEB

REDSHIRT FRESHMAN WIDE RECEIVER MEDIA 6-1, 195 COACHES MARGATE, FL PLAYERS MARGATE HIGH SCHOOL OPPONENTS REVIEW 2006: Practiced with the squad…redshirted. HISTORY High School: Played for Willis Brown at Coral Springs High FAU School…played on both sides of the ball…earned All-County honorable mention honors…served as a team captain… academically, listed in Who’s Who, was on Honor Roll and a national Honor Society member…graduated with a 3.9 GPA.

Personal: Sports management/Engineering major…son of Martha and Daniel Zeeb…born Nov. 3, 1987, in Margate, FL.

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1 Only coaches and athletic department staff members are permitted to be involved in the recruiting process. Alumni, friends and “other representatives of athletic interest” who are not employed by the University are not permitted to contact a prospect (or members of the prospect’s family) by letter, telephone or in-person (on or off campus) for the purpose of soliciting their participation in the athletic program. FAU faculty members are permitted to have contact with the prospects, but only while on the campus.

2 A prospect remains a prospect even after he or she signs a Letter of Intent or financial aid agreement to attend the University. The prospect does not lose his/her prospect status until the start of classes at FAU or the beginning of official team practice prior to the start of classes.

3 The prohibition of contact with a prospect is intended to relate to unavoidable incidental contacts with a prospect by representatives of a member institution’s athletics interest. It is understood that such a contact is not prearranged by the athletics representative or an athletic department staff member; is not made for the purpose of recruitment of the prospect: and involves only normal civility. For example, if you meet a high school student or junior college student-athlete, you can

YER PROFILES talk with them about anything except FAU athletics. If you are attending a public function and find yourself talking to the parents of a prospect, you can talk about anything that doesn’t relate to the athletic department.

4 If a student-athlete accepts any benefits or special consideration based on his or her status as an athlete or because of

PLA athletic skill, the student-athlete will lose all eligibility for intercollegiate athletic participation. Do not do anything for prospective or enrolled student-athletes without specific authorization from the FAU Athletic Compliance Office.

92 5 Representatives of athletic interest are reminded that NCAA rules regarding enrolled student-athletes remain in effect throughout the entire year, including summer breaks. When student-athletes complete their final season of eligibility, they must abide by NCAA rules until the end of that academic year and/or until they are no longer receiving athletically related financial aid.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007

OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 94 OPPONENTS LOCKHART STADIUM FORT LAUDERDALE,FL SEPTEMBER 1,2007 State University Middle Tennessee Web Site FB Press Bo Athletic Director President Conference Basic Defense Basic Offense National Affiliation First Year of Football Final 2006Record Starters Returning/Lost x Letter Winners Returning/Lost TEAM INFORMATION E-mail Home Phone/CellPhone Office Phone SID MEDIA INFORMA School Name GENERAL INFORMATION F Surface Home Stadium Colors Nickname Founded Location . . ax Number ...... Mark Owen . Mark ...... Blue and White and . Blue . . 1911 . Murfreesboro,TN . . Dr.SidneyMcPhee . Erik Walden ...... Sun Belt . Sun . 898-2450 . (615) . MiddleTennessee . Multiple . 4-3 . Johnn ...... Chris Massaro. Chris . 7-6 [email protected] . . . . . NCAA Division I-A Division . NCAA Syn y “Red”FloydStadium . 1912 thetic Turf (SportExe) . 12/11 . . . (615) 907-5797 . (615) GoBlueRaiders.com TION State U (615) 898-2312 (615) 898-5626 . 33/17 Blue Raid FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 (30,788) niversity rkWle 83 401.-314.5-90 3-13 11.5-83 1-8 0 1 5 14 29.1 20 34 .375 10.5 41 75 48 378 PCT 61 0 Erik Walden 36 TDS Damon Nickson TACKLES 24-9-1 YDS Bobby Williams ATT-CMP-INT RECEIVING Joe Craddock PASSING ers RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS Linebackers Running backs Wide Receiv Defensive Coordinator/Safeties Offensiv Office Phone Bowl Record A ASSISTANT COACHES s asCollegiateCoach Overall Record Y 7-6 Record atSchool Florid Alma Mater Rick Stockstill Head Coach STAFF COACHING Tight Ends Offensive Line Cornerbacks/Special Teams ear ssistant HeadCoach/DL a StateUniversity ‘82 e Coor . ers/Recruiting ...... Art Kaufman. Art . 2-3 ...... (615) 898-2926 . (615) OA OOAS N AK TFL (YDS) SACKS INT ASST SOLO TOTAL dinator/QBs ...... Jimmy Ray StephensRay . Jimmy NO ...... . Willie . 7-6 . . 25 D V V/MTD AVG/GM AVG YDS . AntonioGoss . . Rick Stockstill . MannyDiaz Justin W G.A. M Br Les H ent Brock angus errin atts o.4FoiaAlni 35-14 38-10 W W 0-59 atArkansas State Florida 34-20 Atlantic 34-20 N 11 L W 4 W atLouisiana-Lafayette Nov. 17-44 atLouisiana-Monroe Nov. 28 LouisvilleL Oct. 21 6 Oct. atOklahoma Oct. 23 Sep. T Sep 14 Sep. Sep. Aug. N Dec. o.2 atTroy atLouisiana-Monroe atNorth Texas 20 Arkansas State Nov. atMemphis 3 N Virginia Nov. 27 Florida International Oct. 20 13 Oct. 6 Oct Oct. 29 Sep. e.2 W atLSU atLouisville 20 Sep. 15 6 Sep. Sep. Sep. ov v 5Troy 25 ov. v 0Louisiana-Lafayette 10 ov. 8a ot aoiaL7-52 L atSouthCarolina 18 . 0a ot ea 35-0 W atNorth Texas 7-6 30 W Florida International 31 6v eta ihgnL14-31 L vsCentral Michigan 26 tMrln 10-24 L atMaryland 9 2007 SCHEDULE atFlorida Atlantic 1 2006 RESULTS neseTc 44-0 W ennessee Tech estern K entucky 20-21 L Oklahoma State University SEPTEMBER 8, 2007 STILLWATER, OK BOONE PICKENS STADIUM

GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING 2007 SCHEDULE School Name . . . Oklahoma State University STAFF Location ...... Stillwater, OK Head Coach Sep. 1 at Georgia Founded ...... 1890 Mike Gundy Sep. 8 Florida Atlantic Nickname ...... Cowboys Record at School Sep. 14 at Troy 11-13 Colors ...... Orange and Black Sep. 22 Texas Tech Home Stadium . . . . Boone Pickens Stadium Sep. 29 Sam Houston ...... (44,700) Mike Gundy Oct. 6 at Texas A&M Surface ...... Astro Play Years as Collegiate Coach ...... 10 Oct. 13 at Nebraska First Year of Football ...... 1901 Overall Record...... same Oct. 20 Kansas State National Affiliation . . . . NCAA Division I-A Bowl Record ...... 1-0 Nov. 3 Texas Conference ...... Big 12 Office Phone...... call SID Nov. 10 Kansas President ...... Dr. David Schmidly Nov. 17 at Baylor Athletic Director...... Dr. Harry Birdwell ASSISTANT COACHES Nov. 24 at Oklahoma MEDIA INFORMATION Associate Head Coach/ Special Teams...... Vance Bedford SID ...... Kevin Klintworth 2006 RESULTS Offensive Coordinator ...... Larry Dedora Office Phone ...... (405) 744-7714 Defensive Coordinator...... Vance Bedford E-mail...... [email protected] Sep. 2 Missouri State W 52-10 Special Teams Coordinator. . . . Joe DeForest Fax Number ...... (405) 744-7754 Sep. 9 at Arkansas State W 35-7 Offensive Line ...... Joe Wickline Web site ...... www.okstate.com Sep. 16 Florida Atlantic W 48-8 Defensive Line ...... Nelson Barnes Sep. 23 at Houston L 25-24 TEAM INFORMATION Receivers ...... Gunter Brewer Oct. 7 at Kansas State L 27-31 Oct. 14 Kansas W 42-32 Letter Winners Returning/Lost . . . . 45/17 Running Backs...... Curtis Luper Linebackers ...... Todd Bradford Oct. 21 Texas A&M L 33-34 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 18/7 Oct. 28 Nebraska W 41-29 Tight Ends ...... Doug Macham Final 2005 Record ...... 7-6 Nov. 4 at Texas L 10-36 Nov. 11 Baylor W 66-24 Nov. 18 at Texas Tech L 24-30 Nov. 25 Oklahoma L 21-27

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

PASSING ATT-CMP-INT YDS TDS PCT Bobby Reid 148-267-11 2266 24 55.4 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG AVG/GM TD Adarias Bowman 60 1181 19.7 90.8 12 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Dontrell Savage 126 820 6.5 8 TACKLES TOTAL SOLO ASST INT SACKS TFL (YDS) Andre Saxton 57 22 79 0 0 8.5--21) 95 Patrick Lavine 41 28 70 1 2.0-14 9.0-29 Rodrich Johnson 39 30 69 0 2 8.0-22

Adarias Bowman OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 96 OPPONENTS HUBERT H.HUMPHREYMETRODOME MINNEAPOLIS, MN SEPTEMBER 15,2007 Minnesota Home Stadium Colors Final 2006Record Starter Letter Winners Returning/Lost TEAM INFORMATION Web Site Fax Number E-mail Home Phone/CellPhone ector Office Phone SID MEDIA INFORMATION Location School Name GENERAL INFORMATION National Affiliation First Year of Football Surface Nickname Enrollment Founded A President Conference Basic Defense Basic Offense . thletic Dir ...... Shane Sandersfeld. Shane ...... Maroon & Gold . Maroon& . s Returning/Lost . 1851 ...... Field Turf. Field ...... Robert H. Bruininks H. . Robert . Gold . 47,618 Amir Pinnix . Bi ...... (612) 625-0359 . (612) ...... University of Minnesotaof. University ...... (612) 626-0299 . (612) . Spread . 4-3 ...... Hubert H. HumphreyH. . Hubert . . 6-7 . . 1851 . 18/7 M . . . (612) 554-7207 . (612) [email protected] etrodome (64,172) NCAA Division I-A www.ersports.com Minn . 45/12 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 eapolis, MN J oel Maturi y Goph g T ieSees6 7143 5 104 37 33.6 16.8 67 PCT 437 Mike Sherels TACKLES TDS Amir Pinnix 26 RUSHING YDS Ernie Wheelwright ATT-CMP-INT RECEIVING Ton PASSING en RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS er y M nosn1-- 15 10-2-2 ontonsen Offensiv Wide Receivers Running Backs/ Defensive Line Linebackers/Special Teams Defensive Coordinator Assistant HeadCoach/ ASSIST Office Phone Bo Overall Record Years asCollegiateCoach first year Record atSchool Illinois Alma Mater Tim Brewster Head Coach STAFF COACHING Tight Ends Defensive Secondary A Running Backs wl Record ssistant Recruiting , ‘83 e Line ...... Derek Lewis . Derek ANT COACHES . 0-0 ...... call SID . call OA OOAS N AK TFL (YDS) SACKS INT ASST SOLO TOTAL ...... first year . first T D AVG YDS ATT 5 225010 5.0 1272 252 NO ...... Tim Cross . Tim . . GeorgeMcDonald ...... Mike Dunbar . Mike ...... Ronnie Lee . Ronnie ...... Everett Withers. Everett . ThomasHammock . 14 D V V/MTD AVG/GM AVG YDS . . . . . John Butler . John Tim Br Phil M ewster 20.0 0 eyer e.2 ea ehL41-44(ot) L 0-44 31-18 Texas Tech W L 29 Iowa Dec. 18 atMichigan State Nov. Indiana 62-0 11 4 Nov. atOhio State W Nov. 28 Oct. 17-42 21 Oct. 14 L 44-0 Oct. Michigan Oct. 30 W Sep. 23 Temple atCalifornia Sep. 16 9 Sep. atKent State Sep. 31 Aug. o.1 Wisconsin atIowa atMichigan 17 North Dakota State Nov. 10 Nov. atIndiana N 27 Ohio State Oct. 20 Purdue Oct. 6 atFlorida Atlantic Oct Oct. 29 Sep. 22 Sep. 15 Sep. Sep. Sep. v Illinois 3 ov. TD enSaeL27-28(ot) L Penn State 7 3atNorthwestern 13 2007 SCHEDULE Miami (Ohio) Bowling Green 8 1 2006 RESULTS tWsosnL12-48 10-9 L 21-27 W L North Dakota State at Wisconsin at Purdue 4.5-10 0 34-24 W 63-26 W 14-28 L University of North Texas SEPTEMBER 22, 2007 DENTON, TX FOUTS FIELD

GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING 2007 SCHEDULE School Name...... University of North Texas STAFF Location...... Denton, TX Head Coach Sep. 1 at Oklahoma Founded ...... 1890 Todd Dodge Sep. 8 at SMU Nickname ...... Mean Green Alma Mater Sep. 22 Florida Atlantic Colors ...... Green and White Kansas State ‘84 Sep. 29 at Arkansas Home Stadium ...... Fouts Field Record at School Oct. 6 at Louisiana-Lafayette Surface ...... Artificial First year Todd Dodge Oct. 13 Louisiana-Monroe First Year of Football...... 1913 Years as Collegiate Coach ...... 21 Oct. 20 at Troy National Affiliation ...... Division I-A Overall Record ...... same Oct. 27 Middle Tennessee Basic Offense ...... Multiple Bowl Record ...... 1-3 Nov. 10 Navy Basic Defense ...... 4-3 Office Phone ...... 940-565-3653 Nov. 15 at Arkansas State Conference ...... Sun Belt Nov. 24 Western Kentucky President ...... Dr. Gretchen Bataille ASSISTANT COACHES Dec. 1 at Florida International Athletic Director ...... Rick Villarreal Offensive coordinator/QB ...... Todd Ford MEDIA INFORMATION Defensive coordinator/LB. . . . . Ron Mendoza 2006 RESULTS SID ...... Eric Capper Running backs ...... Shelton Gandy Offensive line ...... Spencer Leftwich Office Phone ...... (940) 565-2476 Sep. 2 at Texas L 7-56 Home Phone/Cell Phone . . . . (940) 367-0727 Defensive lin/Special teams . . . Robert Drake Safeties ...... Chuck Petersen Sep. 9 SMU W 24-6 E-mail...... [email protected] Sep. 16 at Tulsa L 3--28 Cornerbacks ...... Butch LaCroix Fax Number ...... (940) 565-3671 Sep. 23 at Akron L 13-33 FB Press Box ...... (940) 565-2476 Defensive ends ...... David Rausch Sep. 30 Middle Tennessee L 0-35 Web site ...... www.unt.edu/meangreen Wide receivers ...... Clayton George Oct. 7 Florida International W 25-22 Oct. 21 at Arkansas State L 10-29 TEAM INFORMATION Oct 28 at Troy L 6-14 Letter Winners Returning/Lost . . . . . 50-/17 Nov. 4 Louisiana Tech L 31-34 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 16/8 Nov. 11 at Louisiana-Lafayette W 16-7 Nov. 18 Florida Atlantic L 16-17 Final 2005 Record...... 3-9 Nov. 25 at Louisiana-Monroe L 3-23

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

PASSING ATT-CMP-INT YDS TDS PCT Daniel Meager 100-53-6 517 4 53.0 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG AVG/GM TD Brandon Jackson 17 188 11.1 1 15.733 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Jamario Thomas 181 668 3.7 2 TACKLES TOTAL SOLO ASST INT SACKS TFL (YDS) 97 Aaron Weathers 78 45 33 1 0-0 1.0-0

Jeremiah Chapman University of Kentucky MEDIA SEPTEMBER 29, 2007 COACHES PLAYERS LEXINGTON, KY OPPONENTS COMMONWEALTH STADIUM REVIEW HISTORY FAU GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING 2007 SCHEDULE School Name ...... University of Kentucky STAFF Location ...... Lexington, KY Head Coach Sep. 1 Eastern Kentucky Founded...... 1855 Rich Brock Sep. 8 Kent State Enrollment...... 27,000 Alma Mater ...... Sep. 15 Louisville Nickname ...... Wildcats Oregon State, ‘63 Sep. 22 at Arkansas Colors ...... Blue and White Record at School ...... Sep. 29 Florida Atlantic Home Stadium . . . . Commonwealth Stadium 17-30 Rich Brock Oct. 4 at South Carolina ...... (30,500) Oct. 13 Louisiana State Surface ...... Bermuda grass Years as Collegiate Coach ...... 31 Oct. 20 Florida First Year of Football ...... 1881 Overall Record...... 108-139-4 Oct. 27 Mississippi State National Affiliation...... Division I-A Bowl Record ...... 2-3 Nov. 10 at Vanderbilt Basic Offense ...... Multiple Office Phone ...... (859) 257-3611 Nov. 17 at Georgia Basic Defense ...... 4-3 Nov. 24 Tennessee Conference ...... SEC President...... Dr. Lee T. Todd, Jr. ASSISTANT COACHES Athletic Director ...... Mitch Barnhart Assistant HC/Special Teams/TE. Steve Ortmayer 2006 RESULTS MEDIA INFORMATION Offensive Coordinator/WR . . . . Joker Phillips Defensive Coordinator...... Steve Brown SID ...... Tony Neely Sep. 3 at Louisville L 28-59 Office Phone ...... (859) 257-3838) Recruiting Coordinator ...... Randy Sanders Running Backs ...... Larry Brinson Sep. 9 Texas State W 41-7 Home Phone/Cell Phone . . . (859) 224-9493 Sep. 16 Ole Miss W 31-14 Offensive Line ...... Jimmy Heggins E-mail...... [email protected] Sep. 23 at FAU L 7-26 Fax Number ...... (859) 323-4310 Defensive Backs ...... David Lockwood Sep. 30 Central Michigan W 45-36 FB Press Box ...... (859) 323-2888 Defensive Line ...... Rick Petri Oct. 7 South Carolina L 17-24 Web Site ...... www.ukathletics.com Linebackers ...... Chuck Smith Oct. 14 at Louisiana State L 0-49 Oct. 28 at Mississippi State W 34-31 TEAM INFORMATION Nov. 4 Georgia W 24-20 Letter Winners Returning/Lost . . . . . 59/20 Nov. 11 Vanderbilt W 38-26 Nov. 18 Louisiana-Monroe W 42-40 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 27/7 Nov. 25 at Tennessee L 12-17 Final 2006 Record...... 8-5 Dec. 29 vs Clemson W 28-20

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

PASSING ATT-CMP-INT YDS TDS PCT Andre’ Woodson 419-264-7 3515 63.0 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG AVG/GM TD Keenan Burton 77 1036 13.5 79.7 12 Dicky Lyons 50 822 16.4 63.2 9 OPPONENTS RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Rafael Little 140 673 4.8 3 98 TACKLES TOTAL SOLO ASST INT SACKS TFL (YDS) Wesley Woodyard 122 80 42 1-0 2.0-17 9.5-31 Braxton Kelley 82 57 25 0-0 1.0-3 4.5-9

Wesley Woodyard

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 University of South Florida OCTOBER 6, 2007 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL LOCKHART STADIUM

GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING 2007 SCHEDULE School Name ...... USF STAFF Location ...... Tampa, FL Head Coach ...... Sep. 1 Elon Founded...... 1956 Jim Leavitt Sep. 8 at Auburn Enrollment...... 43,885 Alma Mater ...... Sep. 22 North Carolina Nickname ...... Bulls Missouri, ‘78 Sep. 28 West Virginia Colors...... Green & Gold Record at School ...... Oct. 6 at Florida Atlantic Home Stadium. . . . 70-43 Jim Leavitt Oct. 13 UCF ...... (65,000) Oct. 18 at Rutgers Surface ...... Tiftway Bermuda Years as Collegiate Coach ...... 29 Oct. 27 at Connecticut First Year of Football ...... 1997 Overall Record ...... 70-43 Nov. 3 Cincinnati National Affiliation...... Division I-A Bowl Record ...... 1-0 Nov. 10 at Syracuse Basic Offense ...... No Huddle Spread Office Phone ...... (813) 974-7171 Nov. 17 Louisville Basic Defense ...... 4-3 Nov. 24 at Pittsburgh Conference...... Big East ASSISTANT COACHES President ...... Dr. Judy Genshaft Associate Head Coach/Defensive Athletic Director...... Doug Woolard Coordinator/LB ...... Wally Burnham 2006 RESULTS MEDIA INFORMATION Assistant Head Coach/DL. . . . . Dan McCarney SID ...... John Gerdes Offensive Coordinator/QB . . . . . Greg Gregory Pass game Coordinator/Receivers Mike Canales Sep. 2 McNeese State W 41-10 Office Phone ...... (813) 974-4086 Sep. 9 Florida International W 21-20 Home Phone/Cell Phone . . . (813) 909-3152 Safeties...... Troy Douglas Running Backs/Recruiting ...... Carl Franks Sep. 16 at UCF W 24-17 E-mail ...... [email protected] Sep. 23 at Kansas L 7-13 Fax Number ...... (813) 974-5328 Corners ...... Rich Rachel Sep. 29 Rutgers L 20-22 Web Site ...... www.USFBulls.com Offensive Line ...... Mike Simmonds Oct. 7 Connecticut W 28-16 Tight Ends ...... Larry Scott Oct. 14 at North Carolina W 37-20 TEAM INFORMATION Oct. 22 at Cincinnati L 6-23 Letter Winners Returning/Lost . . . . . 53/15 Nov. 4 Pittsburgh W 22-12 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 20/6 Nov. 11 Syracuse W 27-10 Nov. 18 at Louisville L 8-31 Final 2006 Record...... 9-4 Nov. 25 West Virginia W 24-19 Dec. 23 vs. East Carolina W 24-7

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

PASSING ATT-CMP-INT YDS TDS PCT Matt Grothe 317-207-14 2576 15 63.7 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG AVG/GM TD Taurus Johnosn 37 494 13.4 38.0 2 Marcus Edwards 27 328 12.1 25.2 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Benjamin Williams 122 436 3.6 4 TACKLES TOTAL SOLO ASST INT SACKS TFL (YDS) 99 Ben Moffitt 112 75 37 0-0 0-0 11.0-28

Matt Grothe OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 100 OPPONENTS LOCKHART STADIUM FORT LAUDERDALE,FL OCTOBER 20,2007 Louisiana-Lafayette of University Final 2005Record Starters Returning/Lost Letter Winners Returning/Lost TEAM INFORMATION Web site FB Press Box Fax Number E-mail Home Phone/Cell Office Phone SID MEDIA INFORMA School Name GENERAL INFORMATION Colors Mascot Founded Location Interim Athletic Director President Conference Basic Defense Basic Offense National Affiliation Fir Surface Home Stadium . st Year of F ...... Daryl Cetnar . Daryl . V ...... Ragin’ Cajuns . Ragin’ . . Natural . Laf Tyrell Fenroy . 1900 . . Dr.AuthementRoy ...... Sun Belt . Sun . 482-6649 . (337) . . U niversity of Louisiana-of niversity ootball . Multiple . Multiple ...... Cajun Field (31,000) Field . Cajun (337)291-2918/(337)654-6923 . 6-6 [email protected] . . . . NCAA Division I-A Division . NCAA . 1901 www.ragincajuns.com . 14/11 ermilli . . . . David Walker. David TION (337) 851-2255 (337) 482-6331 on and White . 43/16 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 ayette,LA Lafayette , 4-3 rno uhle 15 10 1 10 61 45.9 5.4 13.4 50 22.2 1197 551 31 223 0 Brenton Bunhalter 41 TACKLES Tyrell 15 Fenroy RUSHING YDS Derrick Smith ATT-CMP-INT 9-2-0 RECEIVING Michael Desormeaux PASSING RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS A A ASSISTANT COACHES Office Phone Bowl Record Over Years asCollegiateCoach 23-35 (5years) Recor Clemson, ‘76 Alma Mater ckey Bustle Ri Head Coach STAFF COACHING Defensive Backs Safeties Wide Receiv Recruiting Coordinator/TE’s Defensiv Running Backs Offensive Line ssistant HeadCoach/Defensiv ssistant HeadCoach/OL Coordinator/LB’s all Record d atSchool ...... Tim Rebowe . Tim e Line ers . 0-0 ...... (337) 482-6318 . (337) OA OOAS INT ASST SOLO TOTAL ATT . same ...... Brian Jenkins. Brian NO ...... Ron Hudson. Ron . Bri . . TerrySims . Bren . 30 . RobChristoph YDS YDS Troy Wingerter Ricke Shawn Quinn e y Bustle an Crist t Pry AVG V AVG/GM AVG TDS el e.2LusaaMno 20-39 7-16 L L Louisiana-Monroe 2 6-0 Dec. North Texas N atTroy 11 W 7-51 N 4 33-14 Nov. W L atFlorida Atlantic 48-7 Nov. 18 3-45 7 Oct. W EasternMichigan Oct. L 30 North Carolina A&T Oct. atTexas A&M 23 Sep. 9 atLouisiana State Sep. 2 Sep. Sep. c.2 Florida Atlantic North Texas 3 Nov. 20 Troy Oct. 13 McNeese 6 State Oct. Ohio Oct. 29 Sep. 22 Sep. 15 8 Sep. Sep. o.2 Louisiana-Monroe 24 Nov. N 10 Nov. e.1 Sep. ov ov ov 5Akna tt 28-13 W 17-7 Arkansas State W 25 atFlorida International 18 . . PCT .17 TD 8Mdl ense 20-34 L Middle Tennessee 28 2007 SCHEDULE 2006 RESULTS at H AK TFL(YDS) SACKS utnW31-28 W ouston TD 1 at at at at at at Arkan UCF South Car Florid Middle Tennessee Tennessee a International sas State olina 4.5-14 28-42 L University of Louisiana-Monroe OCTOBER 27, 2007 MONROE, LA MALONE STADIUM

GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING 2007 SCHEDULE School Name . University of Louisiana-Monroe STAFF Location ...... Monroe, LA Head Coach Aug. 30 Tulsa Founded ...... 1931 Charlie Weatherbie Sep. 8 at Clemson Nickname ...... Warhawks Alma Mater Sep. 15 at Texas A&M Colors ...... Maroon and Gold Oklahoma State ’77 Sep. 29 at Troy Home Stadium . . . . Malone Stadium (30,427) Record at School Oct. 6 vs Arkansas State Surface...... Natural Grass 11-23 (3 years) Charlie Weatherbie Oct. 13 at North Texas First Year of Football ...... 1931 Oct. 20 Florida International ...... (as a junior college) Years as Collegiate Coach...... 25 Oct. 27 at Florida Atlantic National Affiliation . . . . . NCAA Division I-A Overall Record ...... 56-87 (13) Nov. 3 Middle Tennessee Basic Offense...... Multiple Bowl Record ...... 4-3 Nov. 10 Grambling Basic Defense ...... Multiple Office Phone ...... (318) 342-3575 Nov. 17 Alabama Conference ...... Sun Belt Nov. 24 Louisiana-Lafayette President ...... Dr. James E. Cofer, Sr. ASSISTANT COACHES Athletic Director ...... Bobby Staub Assistant Head Coach/Offense MEDIA INFORMATION Coordinator/QBs...... Bob Leahy 2006 RESULTS SID ...... Judy Wilson Defensive Coordinator/LBs . . Kim Dameron Sep. 2 Alcorn State W 24-6 Office Phone ...... (318) 342-5463 Running Game Coordinator/OL Steve Farmer Linebackers/Special teams ...... Kirk Botkin Sep. 9 at Kansas L 19-21 Home Phone/Cell . . (318) 343-2841/372-5203 Sep. 16 at Alabama L 7-41 E-mail ...... [email protected] Running Backs Coach . . . Ron Dickerson, Jr. Defensive Backs ...... Greg Jackson Sep. 30 Florida Atlantic L 19-21 Fax Number...... (318) 342-5464 Oct. 7 at Arkansas State L 6-10 Tight Ends ...... Nate Kaczor FB Press Box ...... (318) 342-5472 Oct. 14 at Troy L 19-24 Web site ...... www.ulmathletics.com Defensive Line...... Manny Michel Oct. 21 Middle Tennessee L 21-35 Wide Receivers...... Luke Wells Oct. 28 vs. Arkansas L 18-44 TEAM INFORMATION Nov. 11 at Florida International W 35-0 Letter Winners Returning/Lost...... 44/12 Nov. 18 at Kentucky L 40-42 Starters Returning/Lost...... 19/5 Nov. 25 North Texas W 23-3 Dec. 2 at Louisiana-Lafayette W 39-20 Final 2005 Record ...... 4-8

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

PASSING ATT-CMP-INT YDS TDS PCT Kinsmon Lancaster 250-142-14 1789 7 56.8 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG AVG/GM TD Lagregory Sapp 43 796 18.5 66.3 3 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Calvin Dawson 213 1210 5.7 11 TACKLES TOTAL SOLO ASST INT SACKS TFL (YDS) 101 Josh Thompson 83 47 36 6 0-0 2.0 (-4)

Calvin Dawson OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 102 OPPONENTS Web Site FB Press Box LOCKHART STADIUM FORT LAUDERDALE,FL NOVEMBER 10,2007 University Arkansas State F E-mail Cell Phone Athletic Director President Conference Basic Defense Basic Offense National Affiliation First Year of Football Surface Office Phone Football SID MEDIA INFORMATION Home Stadium Colors Nickname Founded Location School Name GENERAL INFORMATION Final 2005Record Starters Returning/Lost Letter Winners Returning/Lost TEAM INFORMATION ax Number ...... Scarlet and Black and . Scarlet . T . 1909 . . Dr.Wyatt Les . Jonesboro,AR . Indians ...... Sun Belt . Sun Tyr ...... (870) 243-6021 (870) ...... Arkansas State University . ArkansasState ...... Jerry Scott . Jerry . . . Multiple ell Johnson . 4-3 . Indi . Dr.Lee Dean . 6-6 . . . . NCAA Division I-A Division . NCAA . 1911 www.ASUIndians.com an Stadium(30,406) . 20/8 [email protected] (870) 972-2541 (870) 972-3367 (870) 972-3405 urf (Pr FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 . 53/18 oGreen) egeAnl 0 06514 5.1 49.1 1076 209 8 K TACKLES TDS Reggie Arnold 1321 RUSHING YDS 222-109-8 Levi Dejohn ATT-CMP-INT RECEIVING Corey Leonard PASSING RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS b cinn5 12 -6302 5.5-30 3.0-24 2-56 26 31 57 oby McKinnon Running Backs Cornerbacks/Recruiting Coord Tight Ends Offensive Coordinator/QB Defensiv Wide Receivers Offensiv Co-Defensive Coord./Safeties Assist. HeadCoach/Co-Def.Coord./LB ASSISTANT COACHES Overall Record Years asCollegiateCoach 26-34 (5years) Recor Ouachita Baptist‘87 Alma Mater Steve Roberts Head Coach STAFF COACHING Office Phone Bowl Record . te2 8 222. 2 28.1 12.2 281 23 ette d atSchool e Line e Line . TateBehne . 0-1 ...... (870) 972-2082 . (870) OA OOAS INT ASST SOLO TOTAL . Darr . 75-67-1 ...... Mike McCarty. Mike . T D AVG YDS ATT NO . 13 . . . . . Doug Ruse . Doug D V V/MTD AVG/GM AVG YDS . . . Jack Curtis . Jack .. TonyGilbert .. K Steve Roberts evin Peoples Davi en Hiller d Gunn . Kevin Corless o.2 tLusaaLfyteL13-28 10-38 L L atLouisiana-Lafayette 26-23 atTroy 25 W Nov. Middle Tennessee 18 at Auburn Nov. 10-6 11 4 Nov. W Nov. 28 atMemphis Oct. Louisiana-Monroe Oct. 14 7 Oct. atSMU Oct. Oklahom Sep. 23 Army 9 Sep. 2 Sep. Sep. o.2 atSouthern Mississippi North Texas 24 Nov. 15 Nov. o Florida International Troy atMiddle Tennessee 3 Louisiana-Lafayette N Nov 27 atTennessee Oct. 20 SMU Oct. 13 Memphis 6 Oct. atTexas Oct. 22 Sep. 15 8 Sep. 1 Sep. Sep. ov. PCT TD 1NrhTxsW29-10 W North Texas 21 31-6 W atFlorida International 30 0atFlorida Atlantic 10 2007 SCHEDULE 2006 RESULTS tFoiaAlni 0-29 L at Florida Atlantic AK TFL(YDS) SACKS at Louisi tt L a State ana-Monroe 14-6 W 33-26 W 0-27 L 9-55 L 7-35 University of Florida NOVEMBER 17, 2007 GAINESVILLE, FL BEN HILL GRIFFIN STADIUM AT FLORIDA FIELD

GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING 2007 SCHEDULE School Name ...... University of Florida STAFF Location ...... Gainesville, FL Head Coach Sep. 1 Western Kentucky Founded...... 1853 Urban Meyer Sep. 8 Troy Mascot ...... Gators Alma Mater Sep. 15 Tennessee Colors ...... Orange and Blue Cincinnati, ‘86 Sep. 22 at Ole Miss Home Stadium . . . . Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Record at School Sep. 29 Auburn Surface ...... Natural Grass 22-4 Urban Meyer Oct. 6 LSU First Year of Football ...... 1906 Oct. 20 at Kentucky National Affiliation. . . . . NCAA Division I-A Years as Collegiate Coach ...... 22 Oct. 27 vs. Georgia Basic Offense...... Spread Overall Record ...... 61-12 Nov. 3 Vanderbilt Basic Defense ...... Multiple, 4-3 Bowl Record ...... 6-5 Nov. 10 at South Carolina Conference ...... SEC Office Phone...... (352) 375-4683 x 4100 Nov. 17 Florida Atlantic President ...... Dr. James Bernard Machen Nov. 24 Florida State Athletic Director ...... Jeremy Foley

MEDIA INFORMATION ASSISTANT COACHES SID ...... Steve McClain 2006 RESULTS Office Phone ...... (352) 375-4683 X6100 Associate head coach/SS . John “Doc” Holliday Cell Phone...... (352) 332-9131 Assistant head coach/ Sep. 2 Southern Miss W 34-7 E-mail ...... [email protected] Co-defensive coord/LB ...... Charlie Strong Offensive coordinator/QB ...... Dan Mullen Sep. 9 UCF W 42-0 FB Press Box . . . . . (352) 375-4683 x 1361 Sep. 16 at Tennessee W 21-20 Web Site...... www.gatorzone.com Co-defensive coordinator/DL . . Greg Mattison Recruiting coordinator/ Sep. 23 Kentucky W 26-7 Sep. 30 Alabama W 28-13 TEAM INFORMATION Cornerbacks ...... Chuck Heater Oct. 7 LSU W 23-10 Letter Winners Returning/Lost...... 38/8 Wide receivers ...... Billy Gonzales Oct. 14 at Auburn L 17-27 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 9/16 Offensive line ...... John Hevesy Oct 28 vs. Georgia W 21-14 Final 2006 Record ...... 13-1 Offensive line ...... Steve Addazio Nov. 4 at Vanderbilt W 25-19 Running backs...... Stan Drayton Nov. 11 South Carolina W 17-16 Nov. 18 Western Carolina W 66-0 Nov 25 at Florida State W 21-14 Dec. 2 vs. Arkansas W 38-28 Jan. 8 vs. Ohio State W 41-14

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

PASSING ATT-CMP-INT YDS TDS PCT Tim Tebow 33-22-1 5 358 25.6 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG AVG/GM TD Andre Caldwell 57 577 10.1 41.2 6 Percy Harvin 34 427 12.6 32.8 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Tim Tebow 89 469 5.3 8 Percy Harvin 41 428 10.4 3 103 TACKLES TOTAL SOLO ASST INT SACKS TFL (YDS) Tony Joiner 59 31 28 2 0 4.5 (-9) Derrick Harvey 35 24 11 0 3.0 11 (-68) Andre Caldwell OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 104 OPPONENTS ORANGE BOWLSTADIUM MIAMI, FL NOVEMBER 24,2007 University International Florida Web Site F E-mail Cell Phone Office Phone SID MEDIA INFORMATION Athletic Director President Conference Basic Defense Basic Offense National Affiliation First Year of Football Surface Home Stadium Colors Nickname Founded Location School Name GENERAL INFORMATION Final 2006Record Starters Returning/Lost Letter Winners Returning/Lost TEAM INFORMATION ax Number ...... Evan Koch . Evan Lionell Singleton ...... Blue and Gold and . Blue . . AstroPlay . 1965 . Dr ...... Miami, FL . Miami, ...... Golden Panthers. Golden ...... (786) 376-2999 376-2999 . (786) . Florida International University . . Multiple . Multiple . . PeteGarcia . 0-12 . . . NCAA Division I-A Division . NCAA . M FIU Stadium(17,000) . 2002 . 17/8 od www.fiusports.com esto A.M (305) 348-2963 (305) 348-2084 [email protected] . 46/17 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Sun Belt aidique eeyDces2 7 332. 0 23.2 38.9 13.3 0 279 Jeremi 101 TACKLES 21 A’mon TDS RUSHING 18-7-1 Jeremy Dickens YDS A ATT-CMP-INT RECEIVING Paul McCall PASSING oetMthl 52 821 - 4.5-9 0-0 2-14 18 27 45 Robert Mitchell RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS shlyn P d N ah W Special Teams Coor RB/Recruiting Coordinator Defensive Coordinator/LB Offensive Coordinator/QB ASSISTANT COACHES Office Phone Bo Overall Record Years asCollegiateCoach First year Recor Miami, ‘93 Alma Mater Head Coach STAFF COACHING Defensive Backs Wide Receivers Tight Ends Offensiv Defensiv re 3211. 920 19.2 10.0 231 23 arker ed wl Record ahrpo 02 1000-0 0-0 21 29 50 eatherspoon d atSchool e Line e Line ...... Alex Mirabal. Alex OA OOAS INT ASST SOLO TOTAL . 0-0 . T D AVG YDS ATT NO ...... First season . First 445472 4.7 445 94 . Gr ...... Frank Ponce. Frank . Bern ...... Jeff Popovich. Jeff dinator D V V/MTD AVG/GM AVG YDS . 10 . Phillip Galliano. Phillip . . JamesColey . . Mike Cassano. Mike (305) 348-4150 Mario Cristobal Apollo Wri eg Laffere ar d Clark ght o.2 tFoiaAlni 0-31 0-35 7-17 0-35 Troy L L 2 atFlorida Atlantic Dec. L 6-31 20-21 L 25 Louisiana-Lafayette Nov. 18 Louisiana-Monroe Nov. 11 L Nov. l 28 atMiami Oct. 14 Oct. Arkansas State Oct. 30 Sep. Bowlin Sep. atUSF 16 9 Sep. Sep. A g 1a ideTneseL6-7 L atMiddle Tennessee 31 ug. o.1 Louisiana-Lafayette atArkansas State atArkansas Dec. 24 Nov. Troy 17 3 Nov. atMiddle Tennessee Nov. 27 Oct. 20 6 Oct. Oct. 29 Sep. e.1 atMiami Maryland 22 Sep 15 8 Sep. Sep. Sep. PCT TD 3a ayadL10-14 L atMaryland 23 tNrhTxsL22-25(7ot) L atNorth Texas 7 2007 SCHEDULE North Texas 1 atPenn State 1 tAaaaL3-38 L at Alabama 2006 RESULTS AK TFL(YDS) SACKS g Gr e 28-33 L een Florida Atlantic at Louisi at K ansas ana-Monroe 13-26 L Troy University DECEMBER 1, 2007 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL LOCKHART STADIUM

GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING 2007 SCHEDULE School Name ...... Troy University STAFF Location ...... Troy, AL Head Coach Sep. 1 at Arkansas Founded ...... 1887 Larry Blakeney Sep. 8 at Florida Nickname...... Trojans Alma Mater Sep. 14 Oklahoma State Colors ...... Cardinal, Silver and Black Auburn University ‘70 Sep. 22 at Louisiana-Lafayette Home Stadium...... Movie Gallery Veterans Record at School Sep. 29 Louisiana-Monroe ...... Stadium (30,000) 127-65-1 Larry Blakeney Oct. 6 at Florida International Surface ...... Astro-Play Oct. 20 North Texas First Year of Football ...... 1909 Years as Collegiate Coach...... 29 Oct. 27 at Arkansas State National Affiliation . . . . . NCAA Division I-A Ov erall Record ...... 127-65-1 Nov. 3 at Georgia Basic Offense ...... Spread Bowl Record...... 1-1 Nov. 10 at Western Kentucky Basic Defense ...... 4-3 Office Phone...... (334) 671-3682 Nov. 20 Middle Tennessee Conference ...... Sun Belt Dec. 1 Florida Atlantic Chancellor ...... Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. ASSISTANT COACHES Athletic Director...... Steve Dennis Offensive Coordinator/QB . . . . Tony Franklin 2006 RESULTS Co-defensive Coordinator/DL . . . Mike Pelton MEDIA INFORMATION Co-defensive Coordinator/CB . Jeremy Rowell Sep. 2 Alabama State W 38-0 SID ...... Ricky Hazel Recruiting Coordinator/Safeties Brian Turner Office Phone ...... (334) 670-3832 Sep. 9 at Florida State L 17-24 Offensive Line ...... Matt Moore Sep. 16 at Georgia Tech L 20-35 Home Phone/Cell Phone . . . (334) 372-7032 Running Backs...... James Joseph Sep. 23 at Nebraska L 0-56 E-mail ...... [email protected] Wide Receivers ...... Neal Brown Sep. 30 at UAB L 3-21 Fax Number ...... (334) 670-5665 Wide Receivers ...... Shayne Wasden Oct. 14 Louisiana-Monroe W 24-19 FB Press Box...... (334) 670-3229 Linebackers ...... Benjy Parker Oct. 28 North Texas W 14-6 Web site ...... www.troytrojans.com Nov. 4 Louisiana-Lafayette W 42-28 Nov. 11 at Florida Atlantic W 24-17 TEAM INFORMATION Nov. 18 Arkansas State L 26-33 Letter Winners Returning/Lost . . . . . 52/12 Nov. 25 at Middle Tennessee W 21-20 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 16/11 Dec. 2 at Florida InternationalW 26-13 Final 2006 Record ...... 8-5 (Sun Belt) Dec. 22 vs Rice W 41-17

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

PASSING ATT-CMP-INT YDS TDS PCT Carl Meadows 169-80-10 974 6 47.3 Julian Foster 112-63-4 797 5 56.2 RECEIVING NO YDS AVG AVG/GM TD Smokey Hampton 39 582 14.9 52.9 2 Gary Banks 25 293 11.7 26.6 2 RUSHING ATT YDS AVG TD Kenny Cattouse 89 314 3.5 4 105 Sean Dawkins 76 285 3.8 0 TACKLES TOTAL SOLO ASST INT SACKS TFL (YDS) Sherrod Martin 54 24 78 2 1.0 5.0 (9) Omar Haugabook Marcus Richardson 49 10 59 0 0 7.0 (20) oe ette y y xas Te ennessee Atlantic T th Troy USF entuck Florida dle K kansas State Minnesota Nor Ar Florida Oklahoma State Mid Louisiana-Monr Louisiana-Lafa Florida International

at 8/30 at at at Bowling at Eastern at Western at Middle Elon South at Penn. 1 FAU Georgia Green Oklahoma Kentucky Texas Kentucky Arkansas Tennessee Carolina Tulsa State

at 9/6 Miami at Kent at at at at Oklahoma FAU Ohio Memphis Troy 8 at (Ohio) SMU State Auburn Clemson Maryland Florida State Louisville

9/14 at 9/14 at at at Minnesota at FAU Louisville McNeese Texas SMU Tennessee 15 LSU Miami Oklahoma Troy A&M State at at

September at at at North at at North Tennessee at Western Texas Tech Purdue Troy Ole Louisiana- 22 Texas FAU Arkansas Carolina Kansas Kentucky Miss Lafayette

Sam 9/28 at at Ohio at at at Louisiana- FIU Houston FAU West Auburn Middle 29 Kentucky Arkansas UCF Troy Monroe State State Virginia Tennessee

at at 10/4 at at at at Arkansas at at USF Virginia Texas Louisiana- South North Louisiana- 6 Indiana FAU State LSU Troy FIU A&M Lafayette Carolina Texas Monroe

at at at at at Louisiana- Nebraska Northwest Louisiana LSU UCF Arkansas North 13 Memphis Lafayette ern -Monroe State Texas North at at at Arkansas Kansas Dakota at at at North 20 Louisiana- Florida FAU FIU Middle Louisiana- October State State State Troy Rutgers Kentucky Texas Lafayette Tennessee Monroe

at at at Louisiana- at Middle Miss. at at North Connectic yTro Georgia Arkansas 27 Monroe Michigan Tennessee State FAU Arkansas Texas ut State

at at at Middle at Louisiana- Texas Illinois Cincinnati FIU Vanderbilt Arkansas 3 Tennessee Tennessee Georgia Monroe State

at at at Arkansas Louisiana- at at at vs. at Kansas Navy Middle South Western 10 State Lafayette Iowa Vanderbilt Syracuse Grambling FAU Tennessee Carolina Kentucky ember 17 11/15 at 11/15 v at at at at at Wisconsin Arkansas Louisville North FAU Louisiana- Baylor Georgia FIU Alabama Florida State Texas Lafayette No

11/20 at at 11/20 at at at Florida at Oklahoma Western Tennessee Louisiana- Southern FAU at Middle 24 FIU Pittsburgh ULM State Troy Kentucky Lafayette Mississippi Tennessee

at at FAU 1 Troy FIU

25 December

NEW ORLEANS BOWL December 21, 2007

Sun Belt Conference Champions vs. Conference USA Team

OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 108 2006 REVIEW objections. Bowden continued arguing at and punched the airashe yelledhis stoppage, then rippedoff hisheadphones r an Tiger fumble ended asecond-quarter series who angrily tookonfour officials aftera though, came from coachTommy Bowden, celebration and rushed tohug hisreceiver. qu o pass-catcher in2005,tiptoenear the back Stuckey for a30-yard touchdown pass. later, Proctor lofted a perfectpassto andC.J. a10-yarder. Spiller Two plays A 18th-ranked Tigers defeated Florida for 166yards and three touchdowns asthe o T Bostic, Glynn 1-2. 18; Floyd, Willie 1-13;Manley, B.J. 1-13; 14-94; M 13; O'Neill, Mike 1-minus 14. Manley, B.J. 3-minus 4;Smith,Rusty4-minus 4-4; Rose, Willie 1-3;Bostic, Glynn1-1; 13-20-1-166; H Smith, Rusty9-21-0-104. PASSING: FAU. H Ford, J1-10;Chancellor, D1-4;Proctor, W6-3; UBE:FAU FUMBLES: Clemson- FAU INTERCEPTIONS: Hunter, T1-28;Pearson, A1-7. Aar FAU.-Pierre RUSHING: Individual Stats H FAU.-Sim RECEIVING: Chad 2-23;H Gent, Cortez2-32;Grant, Jamari 2-26;Wilkes, eview aylor, R3-34;Kelly, A2-21;Spiller, C2-17; f the end zone for the TD,then the ff toasolid startfor Clemson, throwing tlantic 54-6onSaturday. arper armon, Jason 3-8;Johnson, Conshario 2-37; arterback pumpedhisfistsin d the coachdidn't get the chance for a Bowden rushed the field during a The most emotion inthe firsthalf, Proctor watched Stuckey, the ACC's top Chan CLEMSON, S.C.(AP) on 4-20;Floyd, Willie 8-19;Clayton,Sean , C2-minus 5. . Game 1 si Stu erriweather, R9-75;Spiller, C6-18; H amlin, M1-74. olley ck .-Smith, Rusty3-2;Simeon, -Clayton, Sean11-22-1-112; arper, C1-3-0-7. ey hada12-yard reception , Avery 2-16;Bonn Clemson- .-Acevedo, Taheem 1-0. eon, Fr , Charles8-31;San Clemson- -Will Proctor got Stuckey, C5-66; an Clemson- tz 3-28; FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Proctor er , Chris1- Davis, J chez, , W T R 1-0. Clemson FAU. SACKS (UA-A): 1-1; Spiller, C1-1;Ford, J1-0. Clark, Andre 6-4;A J 3-3;W CLS(AA:FAU CKLES (UA-A): Fran 1; Miller, J1-1;Willi Murchison, A1-1; Cumbie, J1-1;Merling, P1- Bak Waters, A2-1;McKissic, J1-2;Lewis, H2-0; Vincent, C2-1;Clark,DHamlin, M2-1; 3-0; McElrathbey, R2-1;Conner, K2-1; 1-3; Butler, C1-3;Scott,D3-0;Chancellor, C C 3-1;Walker, R3-1;Alexander, K3-1;Sapp, R Cannon, B1-0;Clay, A1-0;Tawo, E0-1 Dewain 1-0;M Joseph, Greg 1-0;Housler, Rob1-0;Akerblom, Jackson, Jervonte 1-1;Harmon, Jason 1-0; Troy 1-1;McIntosh, Erick 1-1;Jones, E.J.1-1; Small, Corey 2-1;Jenkins, Josh 2-0;Pindell, 3-0; Bethel, Rickey 3-0;St.Clair, Robert2-1; Br Bartels, Kris5-2;Pinnick, Josh 4-3;Gagne, J TD passfrom Proctor toAaron Kelly. interception return. Thatledtoa14-yard stopped thatdrive aswell,witha74-yard Clemson's 11.ButClemson's Hamlin m the third quarter and Clemson up31-6. the field withasprained leftknee latein his senior yearfor the NFL,wascarried off tackler lastyearwho considered skipping linebacker Anthony Waters, their leading an to Reggie Merriweather 1-yard touchdown Clemson atthe FAU 26.The turnover led safety Michael Hamlin recovered for bobbled bytailbackB.J. Manley and attempt atahook-and-ladder playwas thr judge James Cole. Edwards, referee Brad Allenand back judge GorhamWood, line judge Kevin least three more times, jawing withfield A ohn 0-1. ad 3-3;Hunter, Randy 2-3;Forston,Dustin ost successful first-halfdrive to d putClemson ahead 17-0. Sean Claytonledthe Owlsonth Th Bowd ee playslaterwhen Florida Atlantic's er, B2-0;Adams, G1-1;Gabriel, E1-1; tz 1-1. FLORIDA ATLANTIC 6NO. 18CLEMSON54 e victory couldbecostlyafter atkins, N4-1;Clemons, C2-3;Russell, -Merling, P1-0;Nelson, M1-0;Sapp, en's veryloud point proved moot Clemson Clemson- erzius ceved -Colem , Gedel 0-1;DeShi ams -Pinnick, Josh 1-0. Taylor e, Cergile 8-4; -Sin , K0-2;Nelson, M1-0; o, T an, D5-1;Campbell, cer , R1-1;Pr ah eem 5-4; octor, W elds, eir 09:08 F 10:48 FAU -Leroy, W. 24ydfield goal 3r (Dean, Jki 00:43 CU-Kelly, A14ydpassfrom Proctor, W 07:26 CU-Merriweath 2nd Quarter 6 (Jean, Jkick) 0 00:11 CU-Stuck Score 6 04:17 CUDean,J25ydfield goal 4 1st Quarter 0 3 Scoring Summary: 0 2 Clem 1 Florida Atlantic Score by Quarters Temperature: 78 Total elapsedtime: 3:29 En 1of 1 Kickoff time: 3:35p.m. 8of 13 0of 1 8of 18 Sacks By:Number-Yards Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-0.0 Fourth-Down Conversions 6-40.2 1-74 3-61 Third-Down Conversions Possession Time 1-31 1-0 6-110 Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost 0-0 173 Punts (Number-Avg) Interception Returns-Yards 23-14-1 216 Kickoff Returns-Yards 43-20-1 62-372 39-199 Pun 77-263 34-47 Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RUSHES-YARDS (NET) FIRST DOWNS (Dean, Jki 05:19 CU-Gilliam, S31ydfumblerecovery (Dean, Jkick failed) 09:40 CU-Ford 14:00 CU-Dean,J45ydfield goal 4th Quarter (Dean, Jki 02:08 CU-Taylor, R18ydpassfrom Proctor, W 06:09 CU-Davis, J22ydrun(Dean,ki d Quarter d of Game: 7:04p.m. eun-ad - 4-117 0-0 t Returns-Yards son AU -Leroy, W. 32ydfield goal September 2,2006 ck) ck) ck) Attendance: 77,000 Clemson Memorial , J92ydpunt return ey, C30ydpass from Proctor, W Clemson, SC er, R1ydrun(Dean,Jkick) 01 41 54 16 14 14 10 43 25:30 34:30 -56-50 4-35 A CU FAU - 4-3 4-3 - 3-19 1-8 - 4-6 2-4 18 ck) 21 Game 2 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 0 KANSAS STATE 45 September 9, 2006 Snyder Family Stadium Manhattan, KS Attendance: 43,953

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Florida Atlantic 0 0 0 0 0 Kansas State 14 10 7 14 45

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 14:42 KSU McKinney,Justin 88 yd kickoff return Snodgrass, Jeff kick MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) -- Justin the next snap, Bryan Baldwin intercepted 08:33 KU Figurs, Yamon 38 yd run Snodgrass, Jeff McKinney became the first Kansas State Rusty Smith's pass and returned it 21 yards kick player in 70 years to run back an opening to set up Meier's 21-yard TD throw to kickoff for a touchdown, and the Wildcats Jermaine Moreira that made it 21-0. 2nd Quarter went on to beat Florida Atlantic 45-0 on Meier came out early in the fourth 11:58 KSU Moreira, Jerm. 21 yd pass from Meier, Saturday night. quarter, after throwing a 14-yard Dylan Snodgrass, Jeff kick Dylan Meier threw for 125 yards and touchdown pass to Daniel Gonzalez for a 03:55 KSU Snodgrass, Jeff 37 yd field goal two touchdowns for the Wildcats (2-0), 38-0 lead. His replacement, freshman Josh who extended their winning streak against Freeman, threw an interception on his 3rd Quarter Sun Belt teams to 10 straight games. It second snap and did not complete a pass 05:02 KSU Clayton, Thomas 2 yd run Snodgrass, was the first shutout for Kansas State in four attempts. Jeff kick since a 45-0 win over Iowa State on Nov. Sean Clayton played the first and third 8, 2003. quarters and had 95 yards on 8-for-14 After managing just 207 yards of passing. Smith was 2-for-8 for 14 yards in 4th Quarter offense in its first game, Kansas State the second and fourth quarters. 14:54 KSU Gonzalez,Daniel 14 yd pass from Meier, rolled up 346 yards on the Owls (0-2). The The Wildcats broke an offensive scoring Dylan, Snodgrass, Jeff kick Wildcats' defense, meanwhile, had three drought with Yamon Figurs' 38-yard reverse 05:36 KSU Petrie, Terry 32 yd run Snodgrass, Jeff sacks and nine other tackles for loss, for a 14-0 lead midway through the first kick holding Florida Atlantic to 202 yards. quarter. Thomas Clayton returned to rush for 89 Clayton's 2-yard touchdown run put FAU KS yards and one TD for Kansas State. Kansas State up 31-0 in the third quarter, FIRST DOWNS 13 18 Kansas State's Jeff Snodgrass missed and Terry Petrie's 32-yard TD carry in the RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 42-59 30-221 field-goal attempts of 22 and 49 yards fourth closed out the Wildcats' scoring. PASSING YDS (NET) 141 125 before hitting a 37-yarder late in the The game was delayed for 30 minutes Passes Att-Comp-Int 25-12-1 24-10-1 second quarter for a 24-0 lead. by heavy rain and lightning between the TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 67-200 54-346 Snodgrass' second miss, early in the first and second quarters. Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 second, didn't hurt the Wildcats much. On Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 2--2 Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-89 1-88 Individual Stats Interception Returns-Yards 1-3 1-21 RUSHING: FAU.-Pierre, Charles 14-29; Floyd, SACKS (UA-A): FAU-None. Kansas State- Punts (Number-Avg) 6-37.0 2-34.5 Faustin, Vlad 1-0; Childs, Eric 1-0; McNeese, Willie 4-17; Manley, B.J. 4-12; Clayton, Sean Fumbles-Lost 2-0 0-0 7-9; Rose, Willie 3-9; Sanchez, Aaron 3-4; Rimmon 1-0; Moore, Antwon 1-0. Simeon, Frantz 1-1; TEAM 1-minus 1; O'Neill, Penalties-Yards 12-110 5-54 Mike 1-minus 6; Smith, Rusty 4-minus 15. TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Sincere, Cergile 5-3; Possession Time 35:24 24:36 Kansas State-Clayton, Thomas 16-89; Figurs, Bartels, Kris 6-0; Clark, Andre 6-0; Jackson, Third-Down Conversions 2 of 15 6 of 13 Yamon 1-38; Petrie, Terry 1-32; Patton, Leon Jervonte 1-3; Small, Corey 3-0; Jenkins, Josh Fourth-Down Conversions 3 of 7 1 of 1 2-1; Acevedo, Taheem 2-1; Joseph, Frantz 2-1; 3-28; McCardle, John 4-17; Meier, Dylan 2-15; Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-0 3-4 Freeman, Josh 2-4; Johnson, James 1-minus 2. Gagne, Brad 2-0; Savidge, Josh 2-0; St. Clair, Robert 2-0; Jones, E.J. 0-2; Hunter, Randy 0-2; Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 4-16 PASSING: FAU-Clayton, Sean 8-14-0-95; Smith, Pindell, Troy 1-0; Pinnick, Josh 1-0; Faulk, Rusty 4-11-1-46. Kansas State-Meier, Dylan Nello 1-0; Joseph, Greg 1-0; Harmon, Jason 0- Kickoff time: 6:10 p.m. 10-20-0-125; Freeman, Josh 0-4-1-0. 1; Mertilus, John 0-1. Kansas State-Mack, End of Game: 9:45 p.m. Maurice 5-2; Archer, Brandon 5-1; Moore, Total elapsed time: 3:35 RECEIVING: FAU-Bonner, Chris 2-50; Holley, Joshua 5-1; Roland, Justin 4-2; Balkcom, Brandon 4-0; Echols, Quintin 3-1; Perry, Marcus Temperature: 73 Avery 2-32; Simeon, Frantz 2-27; Harmon, Wind: ENE 14 Jason 2-14; Sanchez, Aaron 2-8; Pierre, Charles 1-3; Seiler, Blake 3-0; Walker, Reggie 2-1; 1-12; Manley, B.J. 1-minus 2. Kansas State- Garvin, Byron 2-1; Manu, Moses 1-2; Williams, Weather: Mostly Cloudy Norwood,Rashaad 3-40; Moreira, Jerm. 3-40; Kyle 2-0; Houlik, John 2-0; McCardle, John 2- Figurs, Yamon 2-24; Gonzalez,Daniel 1-14; 0; Cox, Clayton 2-0; Jackson, Rob 2-0; Moore, Mastrud, Jeron 1-7. Antwon 1-1; Childs, Eric 1-1; Faustin, 109 Vlad 1-1; Cheatham, Ray 1-0; Moran, Alphonso INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-Sincere, Cergile 1-3. 1-0; Erker, Andrew 1-0; Baldwin, Bryan 1-0; Kansas State-Baldwin, Bryan 1-21. McNeese, Rimmon 1-0; Wilson, Cedric 1-0; Diles, Zach 1-0; Viers, FUMBLES: FAU-Smith, Rusty 1-0; Clayton, Trevor 1-0; Gaskins, Greg 0-1; Watts, Marcus 0- Sean 1-0. Kansas State-None. 1; Herndon, Court. 0-1; Diehl, Ross 0-1. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 110 2006 REVIEW State Clayton, Sean4-minus 23. Sanchez, Aaron 3-4;Smith,Rusty1-minus 8; 19; Manley, B.J.2-17; Pierre, Charles14-6; Mi INTERCEPTIONS: 22; Johnson, John 1-15. 2-32; Pettigrew, Brand 2-24;Woods, D'Juan 2- Chris 2-37;San RECEIVING: FAU 0-3-0-0. RUSHING: F Individual Stats 93; Dever 1-minus 2. Rose Johnson, Conshario 1-15;Holley, Avery 1-11; FUMBLES: F Robin 16. Clayton, Sean5-12-1-43;Simeon, Fr PASSING: FAU Robin Toston, Keith 10-45;Crosslin, Julius4-12; Savag 2-13; Pi secon Oklahoma State'sfirstpossession of the first halfand his10-yard score on Cowboys. rushin Atlantic 48-8,Saturday. in 15games asthe CowboysbeatFlorida Oklahoma State'sfirstdefensive touchdown touchdowns and ChrisCollins scored H minutes. prevent another Owlsscore inthe final 2 pass inside the Oklahoma State5to answered witha70-yard TDrun. but Oklahoma State'sDantrell Savage scor of the seasonwhen fullbackWillie Rose starters. it 41-0and the Cowboysthen pulledtheir 16 passing, added a9-yard TDruntomake amilton ran for 85yards and two ckens, Calvin 1-0;Lemon,Orie 1-73. H Bobby Reid added one touchdown STILLWATER, Okla.(AP)- Ori Florida Atlantic got itsfirsttouchdown Reid, who threw for 186yards on9of Oklahoma State , Willie 1-5;Grant, Jamari 1-4; Gent, Cortez ed onan8-yard runwith9:04toplay amilton scored ona6-yard runinth -Cox, Perrish 3-0. son, Zac son, Zac 2-5;Rei e, Dantrell 8-97;Hamilton, Mike 11-85; d halfm e Lemon intercepted RustySmith's g and an erre, Charles1-17;Clayton,Sean1-16; Game 3 eaux, Tommy Oklahoma State AU AU -Smith, Rusty10-15-1-107; -Clayton, Sean1-1. -Floyd ch ad -Simeon, Frantz 3-29;Bonner, oth ez, Aaron 2-21;H FAU e it34-0. -Reid, Bobby9-16-0-186; er passing for the , Willie 7-34;Rose, Willi -Non d , Bobby8-2. e Oklahoma State . -Bowman, Adarius 2- Oklahoma State Mike Oklahoma arm an FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 tz 1-1-0- on, J - ason e 4- - e , SA 0; P Randy 1-0. Thompson, Al'Dar0-1; Johnson, Rodrick 0-1. Conner, DeMarcus 0-1;Carter, Zach 0-1; Crosslin, Julius1-0;Anderson, Terran 1-0; Sexton, Andre 1-0;Broughton, Scott1-0; 0-2; Smith,Darnell 0-2;Peterson, Nathan 1-0; M 1-1; Lemon, Orie 1-1;Lewis, Jonathan 1-1; Jeremy 2-0;Woods, Donovan 2-0;Brown, Larry Burton, Derek 1-2;Brown, Marcus 1-2;Nethon, 2-1; Jones, Grant 2-1;McBean, Ryan2-1; Ale Fountain, Marque 4-0;Collins, Chris3-1;Odiari, Willi 1-0; M Erick 1-0;Joseph, Greg 1-0;Brantley, Carldayle Hunter, Randy 2-0;Allen,George 2-0;McIntosh, 0; St.Clair, Robert2-1;Pinnick, Josh 2-0; Brad 3-0;Bethel, Rickey 3-0;DeShields, John 3- 3-0; Small, Corey 3-0;Pindell, Troy 3-0;Gagne, Kris 3-1;Acevedo, Taheem 3-0;Sincere, Cergile TA DeGrate, Victor 1-0. J -A): FAU-DeShields Sin Lavin Oklahom 3-yard line and tookittothe end zone for scor penalty later, Hamilton ran infor hisfirst Flori score witha25-yard punt return tothe Atlantic playsatSouthCarolina. conference next week,when Florida opponent from aBowlChampionship Series and 41yards. o Before then, Oklahoma Statehad47yards Price toturnitinto a69-yard score. fellow receivers D'Juan Woods and Ricky and he usedstrong downfield blocksfrom zipped ashort passtoAdarius Bowman, yar Thompson returned aninterception 68 since Nov. 27,2004,when Jamie oseph, Frantz 4-0;Clark,Andre 4-0;Bartels, occo, Steve1-1;Bell,T.J. 1-1;Van Zant, Martel f totaloffense. CKLES (U CKS (UA cere, Cergile 1-0;Allen,George 1-0;Hunter, x 3-0;DeGrate, Victor 2-1;Lawson-Kennedy eterson, Nathan 1-0;Odiari, Alex 1-0; Collins picked upSmith'sfumbleat the Perrish Cox setupOklahoma State'sfirst Oklahoma Stateled27-0athalftime. The Owls(0-3)willplayanother Jason Ricks added field goals from 30 The Cowboysmade it21-0when Reid ds for atouchdown against Texas Tech. e 0-1;H e. e, Patrick 3-4;Moore, Quinton 5-0; FLORIDA ATLANTIC 8OKLAHOMASTATE 48 d yers a A a State'sfirstd , Julian 1-0;Jenkins, Josh 1-0;Floyd, tlan Oklahoma State A arm -A): F tic 19.Two playsand a on, Jason 0-1. AU -Rush, Khristopher 4-0; efen -Fountain,Marque 2- , John 1-0; Oklahoma State sive tou chdown - OSU -12:54Hamilton, Mike 10ydrunRi 3rdQuarter OSU -00:15Ricks,Jason 41ydfield goal OSU -02:52Ricks,Jason 30ydfield goal Bobby Ri OSU -08:43Bowman, Adarius 69 yd passfrom Reid, 2ndQuarter Ricks, Jason kick 8 OSU -01:45Collins, Chris3ydfumblerecovery 8 ki Score 0 OSU -05:56Hamilton, Mike 6ydrunRicks,Jason 4 1st Quarter 0 3 Scoring Summary: 0 2 Oklah 1 Florida Atlantic Score by Quarters ut Nme-v)93. 5-51.6 Thir 9-36.9 Possession Time 2-73 Penalties-Yards 0-0 Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) Interception Returns-Yards Kick 19-9-0 28-16-2 Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards TOTAL OFFENSEPLA Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RU FIRST DOWNS Bruce kick FA 4th Quarter OSU -06:11Reid, Bobby9ydrun kick Weather: mostly sunny/wind Win Temperature: 95 Total elapsedtime: 3:05 4-5 End of Game: 9:10p.m. 1-2 Kick 0of 0 1of 2 Sacks By:N Red-Zone Scores-Chances Fourth-Down Conversions OSU -07:34Savag ck U -09:04Rose, W. 8ydrun HSYRS(E)3-943-246 35-49 SHES-YARDS (NET) d: S25 d-Down Conversi f eun-ad -0 1-27 6-106 off Returns-Yards off time: 6:05p.m. m tt 41 4748 7 14 13 14 oma State September 16,2006 cks, Jason kick me-ad -25-34 4-32 umber-Yards Boone Pickens Stadium Attendance: 42,970 Stillwater, OK ,Dnrl 0y u Redden, e, Dantrell 70ydrun SYRS6-1 62-432 63-215 YS-YARDS ons Bonner f1 5of 12 4 of 16 10 28:55 31:05 -53-35 4-25 -05-52 2-40 Ricks 6 186 166 - 3-0 1-1 - 1-3 0-0 319 13 , C.pass A OSU FAU , Jason kick cks, Jason Game 4 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 6 SOUTH CAROLINA 45 September 23, 2006 William Bryce Stadium Columbia, SC Attendance: 70,860

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Florida Atlantic 6 0 6 0 6 South Carolina 14 14 14 3 45

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 10:39 SC Sidney Rice 23 yd pass from Syvelle Newton ( kick) 09:11 FAU Harmon, Jason 25 yd pass from Clayton, COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -Sidney Rice caught their first touchdown in the first half this Sean (O'Neill, Mike pass failed) a school record five touchdown passes from season. It included a 47-yard run on third- 03:29 SC Sidney Rice 21 yd pass from Syvelle Syvelle Newton as South Carolina beat and-7 by quarterback Sean Clayton and a Newton (Ryan Succop kick) Florida Atlantic 45-6 on Saturday night. 25-yard TD pass from Clayton to Jason The Gamecocks (3-1) rolled up 492 total Harmon on the next play. yards. Rice had nine catches for 161 yards, Clayton led the Owls with 68 yards on 2nd Quarter while Newton was 13-for-20 for 216 yards. five carries. Charles Pierre ran 10 times for 11:20 SC Sidney Rice 8 yd pass from Syvelle Freshman Taylor Rank led the rushers with 58 yards and Clayton and Rusty Smith Newton (Ryan Succop kick) 101 yards on 15 carries. combined to go 8-for-25 for 105 yards and 03:23 SC Sidney Rice 41 yd pass from Syvelle Rice had been held largely in check in an interception. Newton (Ryan Succop kick) 2006. An All-Southeastern Conference Saturday night's game featured coaches receiver last year as a freshman, he had on both sides with national titles - Spurrier 3rdQuarter just 12 catches and no touchdowns in the won his in 1996 at Florida, while Florida 13:14 SC Sidney Rice 19 yd pass from Syvelle Gamecocks' first three games. Atlantic coach Howard Schnellenberger won Newton (Ryan Succop kick) But Rice put on a clinic playing against his championship in 1983 at Miami. 08:51 SC Mike Davis 1 yd run (Jordan Dodds kick) the Owls' secondary, which had no one to Both are rebuilding programs that have stop him. He sold a fake, then dashed past never come close to that kind of glory. 4th Quarter the confused defender to catch his first Spurrier is at a school that has won one 14:44 SC Ryan Succop 34 yd field goal score, a 23-yarder. Rice set the school conference title in 113 seasons and has an record with his fourth receiving TD by all-time losing record, while catching a deflection off one of four Schnellenberger is trying to build a defenders and dashing the last few yards program in just its fifth season in Division FAU SC for a 41-yard score. On his fifth touchdown I-A. FIRST DOWNS 13 25 pass, Rice outjumped the defender in the RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 35-138 38-200 end zone to haul in a 19-yarder. PASSING YDS (NET) 105 292 A highlight for Florida Atlantic was a Passes Att-Comp-Int 25-8-1 34-19-0 four-play 80-yard drive that gave the Owls TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS60-243 72-492 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 1-16 Punt Returns-Yards 1-19 2-13 Individual Stats Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-146 2-69 RUSHING: FAU.-Clayton, Sean 5-68; Pierre, SACKS (UA-A): FAU-Pinnick, Josh 1-0; Sincere, Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-10 Charles 10-58; Floyd, Willie 11-31; Sanchez, Cergile 1-0; Jackson, Jervonte 1-0. South Punts (Number-Avg) 8-40.6 3-46.0 Aaron 4-5; Smith, Rusty 5-minus 24. South Carolina-Eric Norwood 1-1; L. Jeanpierre 0-1; Nathan Pepper 1-0. Fumbles-Lost 2-1 3-0 Carolina-Taylor Rank 15-101; Mike Davis 15-92; Penalties-Yards 9-77 7-50 Syvelle Newton 7-13; Blake Mitchell 1-minus 6. TACKLES (UA-A): FAU-Bartels, Kris 5-5; Possession Time 27:59 32:01 PASSING: FAU-Clayton, Sean 5-17-0-66; Smith, McIntosh, Erick 4-3; Pinnick, Josh 6-0; Acevedo, Third-Down Conversions 2 of 14 6 of 14 Rusty 3-8-1-39. South Carolina-Syvelle Newton Taheem 4-2; Small, Corey 5-0; Jackson, Jervonte Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 3 1 of 2 4-1; Sincere, Cergile 2-3; Joseph, Frantz 3-1; 13-20-0-216; Blake Mitchell 5-11-0-75; Cade Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-1 5-6 Thompson 1-3-0-1. Allen, George 3-1; Hunter, Randy 2-0; Joseph, Greg 0-2; Pierre, Charles 1-0; Jones, E.J. 1-0; Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-15 3-21 RECEIVING: FA U-Wilkes, Chad 3-29; Harmon, Savidge, Josh 1-0; Mertilus, John 1-0; Bethel, Jason 1-25; Simeon, Frantz 1-15; Holley, Avery Rickey 1-0; Rush, Khristopher 1-0; Brantley, Kickoff time: 7:00 pm 1-15; Sanchez, Aaron 1-12; Bonner, Chris 1-9. Carldayle 1-0; Grant, Jamari 1-0; Pindell, Troy 1- End of Game: 10:15 pm South 0; Johnson, Conshario 0-1; Merzius, Gedel 0-1. South Carolina-Casper Brinkley 1-5; Marvin Total elapsed time: 3:15 Carolina-Sidney Rice 9-161; Mike Davis 3-34; Wind: 4 mph Kenny McKinley 2-46; Moe Brown 2-27; Noah Sapp 4-1; Jasper Whiteside 1-15; Taylor Rank 1-8; Paul Haile 1-1. Brinkley 4-1; Nathan Pepper 4-0; C. Munnerlyn Weather: Partly Cloudy 4-0; Eric Norwood 2-1; Stoney Woodson 2-1; INTERCEPTIONS: FAU-None. South Carolina- Yvan Banag 2-1; Joel Reaves 2-1; L. Jeanpierre 111 Curtis Rice 1-10. 2-1; Aubrey McKay 2-0; Rodney Paulk 2-0; Stanley Doughty 2-0; FUMBLES: FAU -Clayton, Sean 1-1; Smith, Rusty Ryan Brown 1-1; Curtis Rice 1-1; Jerod June 1- 1-0. South Carolina-Taylor Rank 1-0; Curtis Rice 0; Thomas Coleman 1-0; Carlos Thomas 1-0; Fred 1-0; Blake Mitchell 1-0. Bennett 1-0; Greg Wright 1-0; Damien Wright 1- 0; David Laggis 1-0. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 112 2006 REVIEW 5-96; M Bonner Pierre, Charles1-10;Sanchez, Aaron 1-8; 21; Maycock, Mark 1-13;Harmon, Jason 1-11; Joseph, Fr INTERCEPTIONS: FAU M M Zacharie, Zeek 2-32;Dawson,Calvin2-30; P Stringfellow, A1-5. Sim RUSHING: FA Individual Stats Cortez 3-36;H FAU RECEIVING: 12-18-1-125. ULM-Payne, Chance 11-20-1-160;Lancaster, K 10-19; H Darr 3; Smith,Rusty1-minus 15. Sean 9-54;San Notes: McNeal thatclosedthe scoring at21-19. quarter touchdown towide receiver Darrell of-20 passesfor 160yards and afourth Chance Payne filledinand completed11- quarterback, went down withaninjury, overcome twoturnovers and sixpenalties. total offense, 407-336,butcouldnot first of the season. Louisiana-Monroe inthree tries and their its SunBeltConference opener. edge byLouisiana-Monroe, 21-19,and win 164 yards and atouchdown onSaturday to Freshman Avery Holley scored hisfirst Scores Holley ULM, the longest of hiscareer (2years). Day Frantz Simon caught a46-yard receptionCareer at Has Simeon qu MONROE, La.(AP)- ASSING: FA arty 1-8. cCoy arterback SeanClaytonwent 12-of-18 for eon, Frantz 1-1-0-21;Smith,Rusty0-0-0-0. After Kinsmon Lancaster, the Warhawks' Louisiana-Monroe (1-3)outgained FAU in The winwasthe Owls(1-4)firstagainst ell 1-39;Dawson,Calvin10-33;Lan , J.J.2-7;Willis, Austin 1-11;H Game 5 , Chris1-minus 2. cNeal, Darrell 5-58;Hogan, Erroll 5-43; ogan, Erroll 5-15;McCoy, J.J.1-11; an tz 1-0. U.-Clayton, Sean12-18-0-164; U-Pierre olley chez, Aaron 5-30;TEAM2-minus .-Simeon, Frantz 3-64;Gent, , Avery 1-24;M ULM-None. .-Bethel, Rickey 1-0; , Charles21-85;Clayton, Florida Atlantic ULM ULM-McNeal, -Sapp, LaGr anley FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 umphrey, , B caster egory .J. 1- , K FLORIDA ATLANTIC 21LOUISIANA-MONROE 19 FUMBLES: F Bartels TACKLES (UA-A): FAU K Seffens, Lance 1-0;Murphy, Ben1-0;Mouton, 1-0; Wright, James 1-0;Fulmer, Justin1-0; J Eickman, Travis 1-1;James, Greg 1-0;Moll, Chaz 2-0;Secka, Quintez 1-1;Cooper, David 1-1; Roussel, Ryan2-0;Th Jackson, Cardia 2-1;Williams, Ricky 2-1; Alexander, Josh 3-1;Thompson, Josh 0-4; Ale SACKS (UA-A): FAU 1-0; Sanchez, Aaron 1-0. 5-0; Cambridg Rob 0-1. 0; Jones, E.J.0-1;McIntosh, Erick 0-1;Housler, Cortez 1-0;Allen,George 1-0;Pinnick, Josh 1- Clair, Robert1-0;Rush,Khristopher 1-0;Gent, 1-2; Clark,Andre 2-0;Akerblom, Dewain1-0;St. Josh 2-1;Jackson, Jervonte 2-1;Joseph, Greg Pind 2-2; Acevedo, Taheem 3-0;Sincere, Cergile 3-0; Rickey 4-1;Jenkins, Josh 2-2; Hunter, Randy Erick McIntosh suffered abroken foot. Injury: second half. first interception of hisFAU career inthe second quarter TD.Rickey Bethel caught his minute otgo toend ULM’sbid for alate collegiate interception withlessthana INTs two Sophomore Frantz Joseph grabbed hisfirst Grabs Defense career. season and the fourth of histwo-yearFAU scores Carles Pierre scored hisfirstTDof the Pierre Charles the season. Owls and gaveFAU itsfirstgame leadof first, firstquarter TDof the season for the of the ULMgame. Holley’s score wasthe collegiate touchdown onthe second drive er end em x ander,Josh 1-0. ell, Troy 3-0;DeShields, John 2-1;Savidge, all 0-1. y 1-0;Carmouche, D1-0;Jordan, Jameson , Kris5-0;Sm ULM-Payne, Kevin 8-1;Willis, Austin AU e, C4-0;Coleman, Alaric 3-1; -Smith, Rusty1-0;Pierr -Jenkins, Josh 1-0. all, Corey 5-0;Bethel, om -Joseph, Frantz 5-1; as, Josh 2-0;Williams, ULM-Lancaster, K1-0. e, Charles ULM- 04:42 FAUSan 4th Quarter 09:14 ULMWilson,Cole37ydfield goal 3rd Quarter kick) 08:01FAUPierre, Charles6ydrun(Leroy, Warley ki 14:05 ULMLancaster, K4ydrun(Wilson,Cole 2nd Quarter 21 Sean (Leroy, Warley kick) 7 08:31 F Score 0 10:15 ULMWilson,Cole40ydfield goal 4 1st Quarter 7 3 Scoring Summary: 7 2 ULM 1 Florida Atlantic Score by Quarters e-oeSoe-hne - 3-4 2-3 2of 3 Sacks By:N 1of 1 5of 14 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 3of 10 Fourth-Down Conversions Third-Down Conversions Heat Index: 92 Weather: Fair Wind: S8 T Total elapsedtime: 2:50 End of Game: 8:57 Kicko 2-41.5 Possessi 3-41.0 Penalties-Yards 0-0 Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) 0-0 In Kicko Punt Returns-Yards 38-23-2 19-13-0 Fumble Returns-Yards 66-407 57-336 TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) RU FIRST DOWNS Chan 01:57 ULMMcNeal, Darrell 14yd pass from Payne, kick) emperatur ck) ecpinRtrsYrs200-0 2-0 terception Returns-Yards SHES-Y ff time: 6:07PM ce (P ff Return September 23,2006 AUHolley, Avery 24ydpassfrom Clayton, on Tim RS(E)3-5 28-122 38-151 ARDS (NET) e: 89 ayne me-ad - 1-15 1-6 umber-Yards Attendance: 14,214 ch -ad -54-91 3-35 s-Yards , Chance passf e Malone Stadium ez, Aaron 16ydrun(Leroy, Warley Monroe, LA 01 41 54 16 14 14 10 ailed) 10 28:52 31:08 -16-57 5-31 A ULM FAU 8 285 185 - 1-0 3-0 - 2-24 1-0 020 20 Game 6 SOUTHERN UTAH 7 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 32 October 12, 2006 Lockhart Stadium Fort Lauderdale, Attendance: 6,431

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Southern Utah Univ. 0 0 0 7 7 Florida Atlantic U. 9 16 0 7 32

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 12:07 FAU Leroy, Warley 40 yd field goal 05:16 FAU Pierre, Charles 1 yd run (Leroy, Warley FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Sean to Brett Johansen in the fourth quarter, Clayton threw for 208 yards and two ensuring the Thunderbirds would avoid rush fumbld) touchdowns, leading Florida Atlantic past the shutout. Southern Utah 32-7 on Thursday night. Florida Atlantic scored on its first two 2nd Quarter Florida Atlantic (2-4) won its home possessions, on the way to opening up a 14:53 FAU Harmon, Jason 11 yd pass from opener for the first time in the program's 25-0 halftime lead. Clayton, Sean (Leroy, Warley kick blockd) six-year history. The Owls were the last Pierre's 1-yard touchdown run in the 05:06 FAU Leroy, Warley 40 yd field goal team in Division I-A to open their home first quarter made it 9-0. Clayton threw 00:25 FAU Wilkes, Chad 1 yd pass from Smith, schedule this season; Division I-AA an 11-yard scoring pass to tight end Grambling plays its home opener Oct. 21. Jason Harmon for the Owls' second Rusty (Leroy, Warley kick) Charles Pierre rushed for 103 yards and touchdown and Smith found Chad Wilkes a touchdown for the Owls. Clayton with a 1-yard TD throw with 25 seconds 4th Quarter completed 14 of 24 passes and Rusty left before halftime. 11:10 FAU Holley, Avery 33 yd pass from Clayton, Smith also threw a touchdown pass for Avery Holley caught a 33-yard Sean (Leroy, Warley kick) Florida Atlantic, which has won two touchdown pass from Clayton in the 04:12 SUU Johansen, Brett 3 yd pass from straight overall. fourth quarter for FAU, which hadn't Marshall, Wes (Jorgensen, B. kick) Wes Marshall was 17-of-32 for 173 played on its home Lockhart Stadium field yards for I-AA's Southern Utah (3-4), in nearly a full year - since Oct. 15, 2005. which has dropped three straight. SUU FAU Marshall threw a 3-yard touchdown pass FIRST DOWNS 12 25 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 22-118 41-193 PASSING YDS (NET) 173 295 Individual Stats FUMBLES: Southern Utah .-None. FAU- Passes Att-Comp-Int 33-17-2 35-21-2 RUSHING: Southern Utah-Marshall, Wes 8- Sanchez, Aaron 1-0; TEAM 1-1; Clayton, 55; Coop, Kyle 5-39; Sanchez, Johnny 9- Sean 1-0. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 55-291 76-488 24. FAU-Pierre, Charles 20-103; Floyd, Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Willie 5-41; Sanchez, Aaron 7-33; Clayton, TACKLES (UA-A): Southern Utah.-Porter, Punt Returns-Yards 1--1 2-37 Sean 5-23; Manley, B.J. 1-minus 1; TEAM La'Var 8-2; Senter, DJ 8-1; Jackson, Jovan Kickoff Returns-Yards 7-154 1-34 4-2; Tabatabal, TJ 4-0; Judd, Jimmy 3-1; 3-minus 6. Interception Returns-Yards 2--1 2-64 Brown, Derrick 1-3; Curtis, Austin 1-3; Punts (Number-Avg) 7-33.1 2-40.5 PASSING: Southern Utah -Marshall, Wes Takeno, Rob 0-4; Erickson, Levi 2-1; Fumbles-Lost 0-0 3-1 17-32-1-173; Pond, Bobby 0-1-1-0. FAU- Zelasko, Dave 2-1; Brooks, Brian 0-3; Clayton, Sean 14-24-1-208; Smith, Rusty Fernandez, A 2-0; Larsen, Ryan 2-0; Penalties-Yards 4-20 5-56 7-11-1-87. Westwood, Chad 2-0; Meier, Spencer 1-1; Possession Time 27:04 32:56 Lee, Tyler 0-2; Smith, Brett 1-0; Logan, Third-Down Conversions 2 of 11 8 of 13 RECEIVING: Southern Utah.-Hewlen, Joey Mike 1-0; COOP, Kyle 1-0; Lewis, DeWayne Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 0 of 0 1-0. FAU-Sincere, Cergile 1-6; Small, Corey 4-41; Burley, Larue 4-24; Sanchez, Johnny Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-3 3-4 5-1; Bartels, Kris 2-4; Acevedo, Taheem 4- 3-30; Higgins, Ryan 1-50; Edwards, Jeremy Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 0-0 1-9; Westmoreland, D 1-9; Coop, Kyle 1-6; 1; Joseph, Frantz 2-3; Allen, George 1-4; Johansen, Brett 1-3; Beus, Landon 1-1. Clark, Andre 2-2; Pindell, Troy 3-0; Joseph, FAU-Simeon, Frantz 5-77; Holley, Avery 4- Greg 2-1; Housler, Rob 2-0; Rush, 47; Johnson, Conshario 3-72; Sanchez, Khristopher 2-0; Pinnick, Josh 1-1; Hunter, Kickoff time: 7:00 p.m. Aaron 3-53; Wilkes, Chad 2-10; Bonner, Randy 0-2; Jackson, Jervonte 0-2; Merzius, End of Game: 9:39 p.m. Chris 1-19; Harmon, Jason 1-11; Pierre, Gedel 1-0; Jones, E.J. 1-0; Bethel, Rickey Total elapsed time: 2:39 1-0; Jenkins, Josh 1-0; Forston, Dustin 1- 113 Charles 1-4; Housler, Rob 1-2. Temperature: 82 0; Myers, Julian 1-0; Brantley, Carldayle Wind: E @5mph INTERCEPTIONS: Southern Utah .-Zelasko, 0-1. Weather: Cloudy w/ showers Dave 1-0; TAKENO, Rob 1-minus 1. FAU - VanCamp, Jeff 1-0; Merzius, Gedel 1-64. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 114 2006 REVIEW yar dropped three straight. Marshall threw a3- for I-AA'sSouthern Utah (3-4),which has has wontwostraight overall. touchdown passfor Florida Atlantic, which 14 of 24passesandSmith alsothrew Rusty a touchd home opener Oct.21. season; Division I-AAGrambling playsits Division I-Atoopentheir home schedule this history. The Owlswere the lastteamin for the firsttime inthe program's six-year Clayton threw f Southern Utah 32-7onThursday night. touchdowns, leading Florida Atlantic past Coop, K RUSHING: SouthernUtah Individual Stats V J Westmoreland, D1-9;Coop,Kyle 1-6; Higgin 32-1-173; P Southern Utah PASSING: Manley, B.J. 1-minus 1;TEAM3-minus 6. Sanch Dave 1-0;T INTERCEPTIONS: Housler, Rob1-2. Harmon, Jason 1-11;Pierre, Charles 1-4; 53; Wilk Johnson, Conshario 3-72;Sanchez, Aaron 3- Sim 41; Burley SouthernUtah. RECEIVING: Sean 14-24-1-208;Smith,Rusty7-11-1-87. Pi ohan anCamp, Jeff 1-0;Merzius, Gedel 1-64. err Wes Marshall was17-of-32 for 173yards Charles Pi FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla.(AP)- Florid d tou eon, Fr Game 7 e, Charles20-103;Floyd, Willie 5-41; ez, Aaron 7-33;Clayton,Sean5-23; sen, Brett 1-3;Beus, Lan s own for the Owls. Claytoncompleted , Ryan1-50;Edwards, Jeremy 1-9; yle 5-39;Sanchez, Johnny 9-24. es chd a A , Larue4-24;Sanchez, Johnny 3-30; , Chad2-10;Bonn AKENO, Rob1-minus 1. antz 5-77;Holley, Avery 4-47; tlan own passtoBrett J on err d e rushed for 103yards and a or 208yards and two , Bobby0-1-1-0. tic (2-4)wonitshome opener Southern Utah -Marshall, Wes 8-55; -Marshall, Wes 17- er -Hewlen, Joey 4- , Chris1-19; d ohan FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 on 1-1. .-Zelasko, FAU FAU FAU Sean sen in -Clayton, - FAU FAU LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 6FLORIDA ATLANTIC 0 - - COOP, Kyle 1-0;Lewis, DeWayne 1-0. Tyler 0-2;Smith,Brett 1-0;Logan,Mike 1-0; W Brian 0-3;Fernandez, A2-0;Larsen,Ryan Brooks, 4; Erickson, Levi2-1;Zelasko, Dave2-1; Derri 2; Tabatabal, TJ4-0;Judd, Jimmy 3-1;Brown, FUMBLES: SouthernUtah La'V TA 1-0. Sanch 0-1. 1-0; Myers, Julian 1-0;Brantley, Carldayle Rick 2; Merzius, Gedel 1-0;Jones, E.J. 1-0;Bethel, 1-1; Hunter, Randy 0-2; Jackson, Jervonte 0- Rob 2-0;Rush,Khristopher 2-0;Pinnick, J Pindell, Troy 3-0;Joseph, Greg 2-1;Housler, 2-3; Allen,Geor Kris 2-4;Acevedo, Taheem 4-1;Joseph, Frantz Sin sin Lockhart Stadiumfield innearly afullyear- FAU, which hadn'tplayedonitshome pass from Claytoninthe fourth quarter for secon Chad Wilkes witha1-yard TDthrow with25 th scoring passtotight end Jason Harmon for quarter made it9-0.Claytonthrew an11-yard 0 halftime lead. possessions, onthe waytoopening upa25- would avoid the shutout. the fourth quarter, ensuring the Thunderbirds estwood, Chad2-0;Meier, Spencer 1-1;Lee, CKLES (U e Owls'second touchdown and Smithfound cere, Cergile 1-6;Small, Corey 5-1;Bartels, Avery Holley caught a33-yard touchdown Pierre's 1-yard touchdown runinthe first Florida Atlantic scored onitsfirsttwo ce Oct.15,2005. ar 8-2;Senter, DJ8-1;Jackson, Jovan 4- ey 1-0;J ck 1-3;Curtis, Austin 1-3;Takeno, Rob0- ez, Aaron 1-0;TEAM1-1;Clayton,Sean ds leftbefore halftime. A enkin -A): SouthernUtah g e 1-4;Clark,Andre 2-2; s, Josh 1-0;Forston, Dustin .-None. .-Porter FAU FAU - , - osh Weather: Clear and Humid Wind: Calm Temperature: 85 Total elapsedtime: 3:10 0-2 En Kickoff time: 7:30p.m. 0-1 0of 0 Sacks By:N 1of 2 6of 17 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1of 14 Fourth-Down Conversions Third-Down Conversions 0-0 Possessi 1-10 Penalties-Yards 0-0 Fumbles-Lost 1-12 2-0 Pun 0-0 Interception Returns-Yards Kickoff Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards Fumble Returns-Yards 60-237 58-231 TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes A PASSING YDS(NET) RU FIRST DOWNS 11:18 ULEdmiston, Drew 43ydfield goal 3rd Quarter 6 11:40 ULEdmiston, Drew Score 44ydfield goal 0 2nd Quarter 4 3 Scoring Summary: 3 3 2 Flori 0 1 Louisiana-Lafayette Score by Quarters d of Game: 10:40p.m. HSYRS(E)3-4 26-86 37-147 SHES-YARDS (NET) s(ubrAg -817-39.6 8-38.1 ts (Number-Avg) aAlni .00000 0 0 0 0 da Atlantic U. on Time tCm-n 11- 34-18-2 21-11-1 tt-Comp-Int October 18,2006 me-ad - 2-7 2-6 umber-Yards Attendance: 9,827 Lockhart Stadium Fort Lauderdale, 32 26:40 33:20 -26-55 9-62 -72-21 4-27 - 4-3 1-1 LFAU UL 210 12 4151 84 Game 8 ARKANSAS STATE 0 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 29 October 28, 2006 Lockhart Stadium Fort Lauderdale, FL Attendance: 9,827

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 0 0 0 0 0 Florida Atlantic U. 3 10 2 14 29

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 02:58 FAU Leroy, Warley 21 yd field goal

2nd Quarter 14:03 FAU Manley, B.J. 35 yd run (Leroy, Warley FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Corey Small Florida Atlantic first scored on a 21-play, had three interceptions, including one returned 79-yard drive that was culminated by a 21-yard kick) for a touchdown, to help Florida Atlantic defeat field goal by Warley Leroy for a 3-0 lead. 09:40 FAU Leroy, Warley 41 yd field goal Arkansas State 29-0 on Saturday. The Owls stretched their lead to 10-0 after B.J. Manley and Aaron Sanchez also scored Manley ran untouched through the Arkansas 3rd Quarter touchdowns for Florida Atlantic. The Owls forced State defense for a 35-yard touchdown run in 08:44 FAU TEAM safety six turnovers, five interceptions and a fumble, the second quarter. It was Manley's first and the Indians were shut out for the first time touchdown of the season. 4th Quarter since 2003. A fumble recovery by the Owls at the 03:37 FAU Sanchez, Aaron 3 yd pass from Florida Atlantic (3-5, 2-1 Sun Belt) won for Indians' 46-yard line set up a 41-yard field goal Clayton, Sean (Leroy, Warley kick) the third time in its last four games. Arkansas in the second that made the score 13-0. 02:31 FAU Small, Corey 22 yd interception return State (5-3, 3-1) had a four-game winning In the third quarter, a bad snap from center (Leroy, Warley kick) streak snapped. sailed over Arkansas State punter Brett Quarterback Sean Clayton was 9-for-19 for Shrable's head and rolled inside the Indians 91 yards and a touchdown for Florida Atlantic, 20-yard line. Shrable tossed the ball out of the and Charles Pierre rushed for 122 yards on 24 end zone for a safety and the Owls went ahead ASU FAU carries. 15-0. Small's 22-yard interception return in the Sanchez caught a 3-yard touchdown pass FIRST DOWNS 8 17 fourth quarter off quarterback Corey Leonard from Clayton in the fourth that pushed the lead RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 26-6 46-178 made the score 29-0. to 22-0. PASSING YDS (NET) 98 91 Passes Att-Comp-Int 24-9-5 20-9-1 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 50-104 66-269 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 Individual Stats Punt Returns-Yards 2--3 3-38 SACKS (UA-A): ASU-Owens, Ben 1-0. FAU- Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-91 2-89 Interception Returns-Yards 1-33 5-82 RUSHING: ASU-Arnold, Reggie 11-35; Pinnick, Josh 2-0; St. Clair, Robert Punts (Number-Avg) 4-43.0 4-29.2 Wilkerson, C. 5-28; Hewitt, Travis 1-0; 1-0. Fumbles-Lost 2-1 2-0 Leonard, Corey 8-minus 9; TEAM 1-minus 48. Penalties-Yards 7-42 6-91 FAU-Pierre, Charles 24-122; Manley, B.J. 6-37; TACKLES (UA-A): ASU-McKinnon, Koby 5-4; Possession Time 23:58 36:02 Sanchez, Aaron 9-20; Clayton, Sean 6-1; TEAM Owens, Ben 5-2; Burns, Khayyam 5-1; Third-Down Conversions 3 of 12 7 of 16 1-minus 2. Johnson, Tyrell 3-3; Najm, Jonathan 3-3; Toney, Darren 2-3; Wade, Devrett 2-3; Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 1 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-0 3-4 PASSING: ASU-Leonard, Corey 7-16-3-55; Carrington, A. 3-1; Ellis, Elias 3-1; Williams, Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-10 3-24 Hewitt, Travis 2-8-2-43. FAU-Clayton, Sean 9- D. 2-2; Lockley, Heath 2-0; 19-1-91; Gent, Cortez 0-1-0-0. Bonds, Curtis 1-1; Green, Reggie 1-1; James, Jamarrow 1-1; Harrison, M. 0-2; Ramage, Rob Kickoff time: 4:00 p.m. End of Game: 6:26 p.m. RECEIVING: ASU-Dejohnette, L. 4-73; 1-0; Sheffield, B. 1-0; Dejohnette, L. 1-0; Total elapsed time: 2:26 Wilkerson, C. 2-2; Johnson, David 1-9; Jones, Travis 1-0; Brown, Marcus 0-1; Temperature: 77 Smith, Joe 1-7; Jones, Kevin 1-7. FAU,-Holley Hickman, Prince 0-1. FAU-Small, Corey 4-3; Wind: West at 8 mph Avery 3-46; Sanchez, Aaron 2-17; Bonner, Sincere, Cergile 3-2; Hunter, Randy 3-1; Weather: Cloudy/Showers Chris 1-14; Simeon, Frantz 1-10; Johnson, Joseph, Frantz 2-2; Pinnick, Josh 3-0; Conshario Jackson, Jervonte 2-1; Acevedo, Taheem 1-2; 1-4; Harmon, Jason 1-0. Bethel, Rickey 2-0; Brantley, Carldayle 2-0; Allen, George 1-1; Clark, Andre 1-1; Myers, Julian 0-2; Bartels, Kris 0-2; INTERCEPTIONS: ASU-Ramage, Rob 1-33. 115 FAU-Small, Corey 3-32; Sincere, Cergile 1-0; Housler, Rob 1-0; Merzius, Gedel 1-0; Savidge, Bartels, Kris 1-50. Josh 1-0; Jones, E.J. 1-0; Sanchez, Aaron 1-0; St. Clair, Robert 1-0; Forston, Dustin 0-1. FUMBLES: ASU-TEAM 1-0; Leonard, Corey 1-1. FAU-Clayton, Sean 1-0; Sanchez, Aaron 1-0. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 116 2006 REVIEW o touchdown run. bef 3, 5-0)a7-0lead. Then with44seconds left yar scoring drive inthe firstquarter witha2- Atlantic onSaturday. Tennessee toa35-14victory overFlorida scor Gr 1. FUMBLES: FAU.- Lonni Middle Tennessee- INTERCEPTIONS: FAU.- air, DeMarco 2-35;Paschall, Luke 1-18; Grigsby RUSHING: FA Individual Stats H RECEIVING: FAU- Marks, Clint 5-11-1-71. Clayton, Sean3-9-1-44. PASSING: FAU- Clin 5-25; Marks, M Bonner, Chris1-minus 1. Holley, Avery 1-5;Sanchez, Aaron 1-5; Gran minus 33. Clayton, Sean7-4;Smith,Rusty1-0;TEAM3- San 21-208; Gee, Desmon ffen armon, Jason 4-66;McGahee, Casey4-24; cN oss rushed for acareer-high 208yards and The Owls(3-6,2-2)usedthe two-minute Early inthe game, Gross cappedan85-yard MURFREESBORO, Tenn. (AP)- d touchdown togivethe BlueRaiders (6- Middle Tennessee- ore halftime, Gross scored ona56-yard chez, Aaron 9-31;Manley, B.J. 3-15; ed twotouchdowns toleadMiddle t 3-5;TEAM1-minus 2. t, J se effectivelytocutthe leadto14-7 e 1-23;Robinson, B. 1-52. Game 9 , J.1-11;Birtsch,Hunter 1-7. am Middle Tennessee- ari 3-46;Johnson, Conshario 1-25; U-Pierre Smith, Rusty18-30-1-223; TEAM 2-1;Sanchez, Aaron 1- Simeon, Frantz 6-97; Clemons, d 6-35;McNair, DeMarco , Charles22-86; Birtsch, Hunter 1-1. Small, Corey 1-0. Middle T Middle Tennessee- Gross, Eugene FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Eugene ennessee- FLORIDA ATLANTIC 14MIDDLETENNESSEE35 Robin Rainey, Justin8-3;Brandon, Marcus 6-2; Middle T SACKS (UA-A): FAU- 0; Gr Gedel 1-0;Faulk,Nello 1-0;Myers, Julian 1- Pinnick, Josh 2-0;Pindell, Troy 1-0;Merzius, St. Clair, Robert2-0;Czepiga, Ted 2-0; 3-1; Hunter, Randy 3-0;Bethel, Rickey 2-0; Joseph, Frantz Bartels Stewart, Dana 3-0;W Tanner, Phillip4-0;Clemons, Lonnie 2-2; Roy 4-0;Suber, Alex 4-0;Jones, Tavares 4-0; Clark, An TACKLES (UA-A): FAU- Walden, Erik1-0;Rainey, Justin1-0. Mason, Derek 1-0. Jenkins, Trevor 1-0;Nickson, Damon 1-0; Reggi Hofacker, Wes 2-1;Sabb, J.K.2-1;Doucet, start inthe Ohio Valley Conference). play for the firsttime since 1992(an8-0 on the ground, improved to5-0inconference kickoffs returned for touchdown inaseason. season, which tied aschool record for most opening kickoff 94yards for atouchdown. Tennessee's Damon Nickson returned the beginning of the second half,Middle with 16seconds leftinthe half.Butatthe Th The return wasNickson's second of the an e BlueRaiders, who rushed for 271yards e 2-0;Harris, Jon. 2-0;Presley, J.1-0; son, B. 6-0;M , Kris4-0;Sincere, Cergile 3-1; t, J ennessee dre 4-1; Acevedo, Taheem 4-0; am ari 1-0. -J es, Tavares 1-0; osley, Sean2-3;Polite, on Jackson, Jervonte 1-0. ald Middle T Jackson, Jervonte 5-1; en, Erik3-0; ennessee- 10:41 MTRainey 4th Quarter (Smith, Colbyki 14:40 MTNickson, Damon 94ydkickoff return 3rd Quarter Rusty (Leroy, Warley kick) 00:16 FAU McGahee, Casey9ydpassfrom Smith, kick) 14 02:08 MTGee, Desmond 10ydrun(Smith,Colby ki Score 7 08:04 MTGross, Eugene 2ydrun(Smith,Colby 4 0 2nd Quarter Scoring Summary: 3 7 2 0 Mi 1 Florida Atlantic U. Score by Quarters hr-onCnesos6o 53of 8 6of 15 Fourth-Down Conversi 4-35.2 Third-Down Conversions 4-40.5 Possession Time Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost Punts (Number-Avg) In Kickoff Returns-Yards Punt Returns-Yards 47-342 Fumble Return 84-370 TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS P PASSING YDS(NET) RU FIRST DOWNS kick) 00:44 MTGross, Eugene 56ydrun(Smith,Colby kick) 07:27 FAU Pierre, Charles4ydrun(Leroy, Warley (Smith, Colbykick) Weather: Fair Win 3-28 Temperature: 61 2-3 Total elapsedtime: 3:01 1-9 En 2-4 Kickoff time: 2:37p.m. Sacks By:Number-Yards Red-Zone Scores-Chances se t-opIt3-1211-5-1 39-21-2 asses Att-Comp-Int ck) ecpinRtrsYrs102-75 1-0 terception Returns-Yards deTnese01 435 14 7 14 0 ddle Tennessee d of Game: 5:38 HSYRS(E)4-0 36-271 45-103 SHES-YARDS (NET) d: SW7mph November 4,2006 Attendance: 18,712 s-Yards Murfreesboro, TN ck) , Justin50ydfumblerecovery Floyd Stadium on s f40of 0 3 of 4 21 27:44 32:16 -16-39 4-21 -31-4 2-33 -53-121 5-85 A MT FAU 6 71 267 - 1-50 0-0 - 1-1 3-2 313 23 Game 10 TROY 24 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 14 November 11, 2006 Lockhart Stadium Fort Lauderdale, FL Attendance: 12,340

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Troy 7 7 10 0 24 Florida Atlantic U. 0 7 0 7 14

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 08:42 TROY Rutledge, Toris 70 yd pass from Haugabook, Omar (Whibbs, Greg kick) 06:27 FAU Sanchez, Aaron 8 yd pass from Smith, Rusty (Leroy, Warley kick)

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Omar 41-yard field goal by Greg Whibbs in the 2nd Quarter Haugabook threw three touchdown passes third quarter. Florida Atlantic tied the 11:47 FAU Leroy, Warley 27 yd field goal in Troy's 24-17 win over Florida Atlantic on game 17-all on a 10-play, 82-yard drive 04:44 TROY Terry, Mykeal 67 yd pass from Saturday. capped by a 14-yard touchdown pass from Haugabook, Omar (Whibbs, Greg kick) All three of Haugabook's TD passes were Smith to Jamari Grant. 3rd Quarter over 50 yards, and two went to Mykeal It didn't take long for Troy to retake the 12:46 TROY Whibbs, Greg 41 yd field goal Terry. Haugabook finished the game 20-for- lead. Two plays after the ensuing kickoff, 08:10 FAU Grant, Jamari 14 yd pass from Haugabook tossed a 54-yard touchdown 29 for 325 yards and one interception. Troy Smith, Rusty (Leroy, Warley kick) (5-4, 4-0 Sun Belt) won its fourth straight pass to Terry to make the score 24-17. game. Florida Atlantic was driving late in the 4th Quarter Rusty Smith was 24-for-37 for 312 yards fourth quarter but Leodis McKelvin 07:07 TROY Terry, Mykeal 54 yd pass from and two touchdowns for the Owls (3-7, 2- intercepted Smith in the end zone with Haugabook, Omar (Whibbs, Greg kick) 3). He also threw two interceptions. 2:46 left. The Trojans held a 17-10 lead after a Troy FAU FIRST DOWNS 18 18 RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 39-129 27-35 PASSING YDS (NET) 325 312 Individual Stats SACKS (UA-A): TROY-Lang, Brandon 1-0; Passes Att-Comp-Int 29-20-1 37-24-2 Todd, Shawn 1-0. -FAU Hunter, Randy 1-0. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 68-454 64-347 Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 RUSHING: TROY-Cattouse, Kenny 18-91; Punt Returns-Yards 1-3 1--1 Jones, Anthony 5-24; Haugabook, Omar 14- TACKLES (UA-A): TROY-Lee, Boris 5-2; Lloyd, Kickoff Returns-Yards 4-72 4-94 10; Franklin 2-5; Condren, B. 5-1; Mainor, Kenny Interception Returns-Yards 2-7 1-18 Banks, Gary 1-2; Bray, Justin 1-2. FAU-Pierre, 3-3; McKelvin, L. 3-1; Williams, T. 3-1; Moore, Punts (Number-Avg) 2-35.5 7-35.9 Charles 18-29; Sanchez, Aaron 3-20; Manley, Terence 2-2; Pittman, Marcus 2-2; Lewis, R. Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 B.J. 4-8; Smith, Rusty 2-minus 22. 1-3; Richardson, M. 2-1; Mack, Elbert 1-2; Lang, Brandon 2-0; Todd, Shawn 1-1; Babb, Penalties-Yards 3-25 7-50 Possession Time 29:47 30:13 PASSING: TROY-Haugabook, Omar 20-29-1- Ryan 1-1; McClendon, S. 1-1; Thomas, Trinidy Third-Down Conversions 3 of 14 3 of 12 325. FAU-Smith, Rusty 24-37-2-312. 1-0; Hampton, Smokey 1-0; Whibbs, Greg 1- 0; Chubb, Henry 0-1; Watts, Darryl 0-1; Fourth-Down Conversions 2 of 4 0 of 0 Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-1 3-3 RECEIVING: TROY-Terry, Mykeal 5-153; Banks, Underwood, R. 0-1; Lucas, Chris 0-1. Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-22 1-8 Gary 4-32; Hampton, Smokey 3-44; FAU -Sincere, Cergile 6-5; Jackson, Jervonte Davis, Andrew 2-8; East, Marlo 2-5; Rutledge, 5-5; Joseph, Frantz 5-4; Small, Corey 3-2; St. Kickoff time: 4:00 p.m. Toris 1-70; Turner, Fred 1-8; Cattouse, Kenny Clair, Robert 1-4; Savidge, Josh 4-0; Acevedo, End of Game: 6:52 1-7; Bray, Justin 1-minus 2. FAU.-Sanchez, Taheem 4-0; Pindell, Troy 3-1; Pinnick, Josh Total elapsed time: 2:52 Aaron 5-37; Simeon, Frantz 4-110; Johnson, 2-2; Hunter, Randy 2-2; Clark, Andre 1-3; Temperature: 83 Conshario 4-19; McGahee, Casey 3-60; Czepiga, Ted 1-1; Jones, E.J. 1-1; Brantley, Wind: SE 5-10 Harmon, Jason 3-24; Grant, Jamari 2-23; Carldayle 1-0; Joseph, Greg 1-0; Sanchez, Weather: Beautiful Wilkes, Chad 1-19; Housler, Rob 1-14; Holley, Aaron 1-0; Merzius, Gedel 1-0; Jenkins, Josh Avery 1-6. 0-1; Housler, Rob 0-1; Bethel, Rickey 0-1; Bartels, Kris 0-1. INTERCEPTIONS: TROY-McKelvin, L. 1-0; Lee, Boris 1-7. FAU.-Acevedo, Taheem 1-18. 117

FUMBLES: TROY-Haugabook, Omar 1-1; Lee, Boris 1-0. FAU-None. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 118 2006 REVIEW fourth quarter. to pullNorth T H on Nov. 13,2004. total since J was North T 86 yards against Louisiana Tech onNov. 4.It 2-4), m touchdown rushing for the Mean Green (3-8, drive with1:12remaining inthe game. includin interceptions for Florida Atlantic (4-7,3-3), Tex Florida Atlantic toa17-16victory overNorth f or 116yards and one touchdown tolead Charles 1-6. Grant, Jamari 1-7;Bonner, Chris1-6;Pierre, M 81; Jackson, B Smith, Rusty4-minus 2. Dani FUMBLES: FA Sanch RECEIVING: FAU 43; M Robertson, Evan27-201;Thomas, Jamario 9- San RUSHING: FAU Individual Stats Bartels INTERCEPTIONS: FAU 2. Dani Clayton, Sean2-3-0-6. PASSING: FAU opovac ki cGahee The Owlsled17-10athalftime, butDenis Evan Robertsongained 201yards and one Taheem Acevedo had a career-high two DENTON, Texas (AP) as Saturday night. chez, Aaron 5-15;McGahee, Casey1-3; el 1-1. el 7-11-2-40;Phillips, Matt 4-7-1-44. Game 11 eager ez, Aar or g the one that en , Kris1-39. e thand , Casey1-17;Holley, Avery 1-14; ck ex , Daniel 4-10. amari ed field goals of 22and 27yards as' highest individual rushing on 2-12;Simeon, Frantz 1-26; North Texas ex U-None. -Smith, Rusty10-22-0-101; . 1-5;Collins, David 1-minus -Pierre, Charles28-116; as withinone earlyinthe o Th oublin -Harmon, Jason 4-19; North Texas om -Acevedo, Taheem 2-3; North Tex g hispersonal bestof - CharlesPierre rushed as ran for 291yards North Tex d -Quinn, Johnny 9- North Te as- ed North Texas' final -None. FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 as-Meager, as-Meager, x down run. yard-lin Dani his firstcareer touchdown. it onKrisBartels'39-yard in to take a17-10leadinto halftim touchdowns off of turnovers inthe final 3:04 secon completing the game with183. for career receptions (David Brown, 1991-94), yar streak inthe nation, hadnine catches for 81 46th consecutive game, the third-longest off Matt Phillipstosecure the win. the Florida Atlantic 35before Acevedo picked Sky 3-4;Graves T Conshari Gedel 0-1;Chipperfield, Logan0-1;Johnson, Pindell, Troy 0-2; Joseph, Greg 0-2;Merzius, Jenkins, Josh 1-1;Jackson, Jervonte 1-1; Bethel, Rickey 2-0;Pinnick, Josh 2-0; DeShields, John 1-2;St.Clair, Robert2-0; Sm Sincere, Cergile 2-3;Rush,Khristopher 1-4; Bush, An Holman, Maurice 2-2;Stevenson, M.1-3; Dawson, G.1-5;M A TACKLES (UA-A): FAU Chatman, D.0-1. J. 1-0;Burruss, Blake 0-1; Muzzy, Zach 0-1; Lor Miller, Joseph 1-2;Monroe, Brandon 1-2; exas cevedo, Taheem 10-3;Clark,Andre 3-3; Two playslater, RobertSt.Clairrecovered With North Texas ahead 10-3lateinthe J On itslastpossession, North Texas drove to ds tobreak the North T all, Corey 2-2;Joseph, Frantz 2-1; en, Roy0-2;Nwigwe, Tobe 0-2;Chapman, ohnn el M FLORIDA ATLANTIC 17NORTHTEXAS16 d qu -Weathers, Aaron 8-5;Pruitt, e eag , leading toPierre's 1-yard touch y Quinn,who caught apassfor the o 0-1;H toin arter er's fumbleonthe North Texas 14- e 2-1;Dur , Florida Atlantic scored two , Phillip4-2;Mahan, Colt1-5; an en cock, Michael 0-1. doza, Derek 2-3; -Bartels, Kris7-8; odoye ex tercepti as school record , Raifu2-1; e . They tied on r North eturn, RU FIRST DOWNS 12:06 NTHopovac, Denis27ydfield goal 4th Quarter 04:21 NTHopovac, Denis22ydfield goal 3rd Quarter Pierre, Charles1ydrun(Leroy,Warley kick) 00:16 FAU return (Leroy, Warley kick) 03:04 F 07:45 NTHopovac, Denis39ydfield goal 2nd Quarter 01:38 FAU Leroy, Warley 24ydfield goal Denis ki Robertson,Evan3ydrun(Hopovac, 17 10:00 NT Score 1st Quarter 0 4 Scoring Summary: 0 14 3 3 N 2 1 Florida Atlantic U. Score by Quarters ASN D NT 0 84 18-11-3 25-12-0 Pun 107 58-338 Fumble Return 63-239 TOTAL OFFENSEPLAYS-YARDS Passes Att-Comp-Int PASSING YDS(NET) T 3-4 Total elapsedtime: 3:03 End of Game: 9:08 Kickoff time: 6:05 1of 1 2-2 Sacks By:N 4of 10 1of 2 7of 14 Red-Zone Scores-Chances Fourth-Down Conversions Third-Down Conversions 0-0 P Penalties-Yards Fumbles-Lost 3-42 Pun Interception Returns-Yards Kicko Weather: Clear Wind: Slight emperatur ossession Time rhTxs733316 3 3 3 7 orth Texas HSYRS(E)3-3 40-254 38-132 SHES-YARDS (NET) t Return s(ubrAg -581-52.0 5-35.8 ts (Number-Avg) ff Return November 18,2006 U Bartels, Kris39ydinterception AU ck) e: 61 me-ad - 0-0 1-7 umber-Yards -ad - 3--5 0-0 s-Yards Attendance: 9,806 -ad -54-84 5-55 s-Yards -ad - 0-0 0-0 s-Yards Denton, TX Fouts Field 717 NT 17 FAU - 1-1 0-0 93 30:30 4-43 29:30 4-46 Game 12 FLA. INTERNATIONAL 0 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 31 November 25, 2006 Dolphin Stadium Miami, FL Attendance: 9,655

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Florida International 0 0 0 0 0 Florida Atlantic 7 14 0 10 31

Scoring Summary: 1st Quarter 09:18 FAU-Simeon, Frantz 13 yd pass from Smith, Rusty (Leroy, Warley kick)

2nd Quarter MIAMI (AP) - Rusty Smith passed for two seconds remaining from the FAU 14-yard-line 14:08 FAU-Sanchez, Aaron 1 yd pass from Smith, touchdowns to lead Florida Atlantic to a 31-0 but both passes fell incomplete. Rusty (Leroy, Warley kick) victory over Florida International Saturday The Owls scored on the opening drive with 05:01 FAU-Pierre, Charles 4 yd run (Leroy, Warley night. an 11-play, 65-yard drive culminated with kick) The Owls finished with 361 total offense in Smith's flanker screen to Simeon, who outran the regular season finale at Dolphin Stadium. the FIU defense to the end zone. 4th Quarter FAU finished with a 5-7 record and 4-3 in the Smith's scoring strike to Sanchez ended a 12:57 FAU-Leroy, Warley 29 yd field goal Sun Belt Conference. 76-yard drive to put the Owls ahead 14-0 06:28 FAU-Manley, B.J. 2 yd run (Leroy, Warley Smith, who finished with 178 passing with 14:08 remaining in the second quarter. kick) yards, threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to The Golden Panthers first reached Owls Frantz Simeon in the game's opening drive territory when Julian Reams ran nine yards to and a 1-yard score to Aaron Sanchez in the the FAU 47 midway through the second second quarter. quarter. But the Owls held FIU on downs and FIU FAU Charles Pierre scored on a 4-yard run with Smith directed his third touchdown drive of FIRST DOWNS 13 22 2:56 remaining in the first half, increasing the half, capped by Pierre's run. RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 19-50 45-142 FAU's lead to 21-0. FAU leads the all-time series 4-1 between PASSING YDS (NET) 153 219 Warley Leroy converted on a 34-yard field the South Florida based schools. Passes Att-Comp-Int 31-15-1 22-15-0 goal 2:30 into the fourth quarter giving FAU a TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 50-203 67-361 24-0 lead and B.J. Manley closed the scoring FAU MVP: Rusty Smith Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 with a 2-yard run with 6:28 remaining in the FIU MVP: Chandler Williams Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 2-20 game. Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-136 1-25 The Golden Panthers had two final Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 opportunities to avoid the shutout with eight Punts (Number-Avg) 6-40.5 3-29.7 Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Penalties-Yards 6-73 4-35 Individual Stats Possession Time 22:41 34:08 FUMBLES: FIU-None. FAU-Clayton, Sean 1-0. Third-Down Conversions 2 of 10 9 of 14 RUSHING: FIU-Ned, A'mod 10-39; Reams, SACKS (UA-A): FIU-Barnes, Antwan 1-0. FAU- Fourth-Down Conversions 0 of 2 0 of 1 Julian 5-11; McCall, Paul 3-8; Padrick, Hancock, Michael 1-0; Jackson, Jervonte 1-0. Red-Zone Scores-Chances 0-1 5-5 Josh 1-minus 8. FAU-Manley, B.J. 10-53; Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-11 2-14 Sanchez, Aaron 9-45; Pierre, Charles 16-37; TACKLES (UA-A): FIU -Barnes, Antwan 6-5; Clayton, Sean 5-8; Floyd, Willie 3-8; Smith, Dominguez, Mich 6-3; Fleming, Cory 4-3; Rusty 2-minus 9. Bostic, Alexand 2-5; Weatherspoon, J 4-2; Kickoff time: 7:11 Mitchell, Rober 3-3; Clarke, Roland 3-3; End of Game: 10:00 PASSING: FIU-Padrick, Josh 11-23-0-92; Bryant, Scott 2-3; Black, James 2-2; Penerton, Total elapsed time: 2:49 McCall, Paul 4-8-1-61. FAU-Smith, Rusty 13- Jarvi 2-2; Jones, Reginald 1-2; Singleton, Lion Temperature: 75 20-0-178; Simeon, Frantz 1-1-0-7; Clayton, 0-2; Murrell, Jonas 0-2; Jones, Malik 1-0; Ellis, Wind: 8 mph Sean 1-1-0-34. John 0-1. FAU-Beth el, Rickey 6-3; Clark, Weather: Beautiful Andre 2-4; Joseph, Frantz 2-3; Bartels, Kris 4- RECEIVING: FIU-Williams, Chand 6-60; Dix, 0; Sincere, Cergile 1-3; Pindell, Troy 2-0; Game MVP's Elliott 3-38; Smith, Samuel 3-21; Reams, Jackson, Jervonte2-0; Small, Corey 2-0; FIU Chandler Williams Julian 2-12; Whiddon, John H 1-22. F-AU Jenkins, Josh 1-1; Hancock, Michael 1-1; FAU Rusty Smith McGahee, Casey 6-64; Simeon, Frantz 4-83; Pinnick, Josh0-2; St. Clair, Robert 0-2; Harmon, Jason 1-34; Bonner, Chris 1-17; Brantley, Carldayle 1-0; Acevedo, Taheem 1-0; 119 Johnson, Conshario 1-13; Smith, Rusty 1-7; Allen, George 1-0; Chipperfield, Logan 1-0; Sanchez, Aaron 1-1. Rush, Khristopher 1-0; Forston, Dustin 1-0; Watkins, Kyle 0-1. INTERCEPTIONS: FIU-None. FAU-Pindell, Troy 1-0. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 120 2006 REVIEW SA ATTENDANCE PAT-ATTEMPTS -YARDS FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS TOUCHDOWNS SCORED MISC YARDS PENALTIES-Y FUMBLES-LOST INT RETURNAVERAGE PUNT RETURNAVERAGE KICK RETURNA INT RETURNS:#-Y PUNT RETURNS:#-Y KICK RETURNS:#-Y PASSING YARDAGE RUSHING Y WNS FIRST DO 9806 3:03 TEAM STATISTICS 3-3-0 4-7-0 8129 17-16 2:26 18712 6431 * indicates 3:01 conference game FIU* 2-1-0 2:39 11/25/06 77000 atNorth Texas* 2-2-0 3-5-0 3:29 29-0 11/18/06 1-0-0 TROY* 3-6-0 70860 14-35 2-4-0 0-0-0 3:15 11/11/06 atMiddle Tennessee* 32-7 14214 43953 0-1-0 42970 11/04/06 2:50 ARKANSAS STATE* 6-54 0-0-0 3:35 3:05 10/28/06 LAFAYETTE* 0-4-0 1-0-0 6-45 0-0-0 0-0-0 10/18/06 SOUTHERNUTAH 1-4-0 0-2-0 0-3-0 21-19 0-45 8-48 10/12/06 atLouisiana Monroe* at #18Clemson 09/30/06 atSouthCarolina 09/23/06 atOklahoma State 09/16/06 atKansas State Opponent 09/09/06 09/02/06 Date RECORD TOTAL OFFENSE SCORING 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS TIME OFPOSSESSION/GAME PUNTS-YARDS 2006 Team Statistics Games/A Averag Average Per Game Average Per Play A TDs Rushing Average Per Game Average Per Rush Rushing Attempts Yards lostrushing Y Penalty Passing Rushing T TDs P Average Per Game Average Per Catch Averag P 4th-Down P 3r Net punt average A N CKS B otal Plays ar oin tt-Comp-Int verage Per Punt eutral SiteGames d-Down P ds gained rushing ts Per Game assing e Per Gam e as646.7 6.4 e Per Pass Y vg Per Game ARDAGE ARDS ct ct VERA e ARDS ARDS ARDS GE 5-8-4305-163-18 352-189-14 72 -- -- :212340 2:52 2-3-0 3-7-0 17-24 cr / vrl ieAttend Time Overall W/L Score 1057043024 9655 2:49 4-3-0 5-7-0 31-0 64-2399 - -- -- :09827 3:10 1-1-0 2-5-0 0-6 65/174 5/9276 19-130 18-219 16-207 46-868 70-632 46382 12/22 18-20 25-11 31:49 297.3 109.4 187.9 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 2255 1313 3568 1695 9-14 12.2 12.9 18.9 52.7 15.1 11.9 37.5 33.9 55% 37% FAU 209 181 111 804 452 382 4.4 2.9 22 12 84 11 14 9 7/39645 44-1764 277515 48/145 25-182 14-292 27-229 40-994 66-550 10/19 35-36 14-22 27:55 334.3 163.6 170.8 2049 1963 4012 2226 18-8 20.9 24.9 45.8 24.9 12.6 40.1 35.4 33% 53% OPP 100 196 299 702 397 263 0/0 8.5 5.7 4.9 37 92 16 88 16 15 ire hre 265 . 74.2 17 0 8.5 Total 51 Bostic, Glynn Rose, Willie 6 Smith, Rusty Maycock, M 12 Floyd, Willie Clayton, Sean H Manley, B.J. Pierre, Charles Gent, Cortez Wilkes, Chad Grant, Jamari Bonner, Chris lyo,Sa 1140 5-865. 2 784.2 47 2049 5 53.4 0.1 0.5 926 305-163-18 1 3 50.6 115.38 0.00 0 12 154-78-6 0 9 1.0 12.9 223.20 3.0 104.08 Opponents 1 17 12 20.9 11 Total 3 63.0 12 Gent, Cortez 0 16 0 Simeon, Frantz 31 0 Clayton, Sean 1 4.0 Smith, Rusty 5 1 PASSING 155 3 3.7 3.7 8 Opponents 1 251 1 Total 756 7 Smith, Rusty 12 61 163 TEAM 6 O'Neill, Mike 39 258 Bostic, Glynn 817 Simeon, Frantz 12 67 McGahee, 207 Casey Rose, Willie 12 12 Manley, B.J. Clayton, Sean Floyd, Willie Sanchez, Aaron erre, Charles 71 Pi RUSHING INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 42 Opponents Florida Atlantic U. SCORE BYQUARTERS ey Bartels Bethel, Rickey Acevedo, Taheem Sm INTERCEPTIONS antz Opponents Total Brantley, Carldayle Sim PUNT RETURNS Opponents 17.7 37 21.8 34 Avg/G 0 Long 2 13.0 TD 10.0 Avg 195 261 Yds 15 26 No. 11 M 12 G Johnson, Conshario Holley, Avery Sanch Harmon, Jason Sim RECEIVING Joseph, Fr Merzius, Gedel Sincere, Cergile Opponents Total Pin ousler cGahee all, Cor dell, Troy eon, Fr eon, Fr ez, Aar , Kris , Rob ae 6 , Casey antz nz1 35 12 antz ark n1 2108233 15.0 39 3 8.2 180 22 12 on 2198 5-8-45. 251 4187.9 54 11 2255 53.7 352-189-14 109.86 12 T2D3D4HTOTAL 4TH 3RD 2ND 1ST fi t-m-n c d DLgAvg/G Lng TD Yds Pct Att-Cmp-Int Effic G 985 69 12 24219 8 332994 109.4 47 9 2.9 1313 382 1695 452 12 23722 6 93491 6163.6 76 15 4.9 1963 263 2226 397 12 21324 261 0170.8 70 16 12.6 2049 163 12 PAtGi osNtAgT ogAvg/G Long TD Avg Net Loss Gain Att GP 121 . 41.5 14 0 8.0 16 2 11 21770070.6 7 1.1 0 1.5 13 16 7.0 0 0 8.1 7 13.0 16.0 19 13 1 16 14.8 1 1 47 12 1 9.9 12 0 11 89 12.7 9 178 11 14 12 22 414-1 4403-9.2 -1.7 3 0 0 0 -4.4 -10.0 13.9 -110 -20 124 47 20 14 0 0 25 2.6 2 12 153 97 12 250 58 11 21 3 1211 11.2 19 1 20.3 33 11.2 2 135 12 12.4 12 223 18 11 31. 33.2 13 0 13.0 13 1 4 004 4 4500-7.5 0 0 -4.5 -45 45 0 10 6 . 0.7 0.6 2 5 0 0 2.0 5.0 3.6 2 21 5 7.3 1 21 0 1 3 0 10.7 8 11.0 32 66 3 6 9 9 . 0.3 1 3.9 0 8 1.0 15.2 1 1 35 3.9 0 2 31 4.2 1 0 137 20 1 31 3 157 8 33 8 9 1.7141885. 1285 55.7 194-108-8 113.27 o d v DLong TD Avg Yds No. o d v DLong TD Avg Yds No. 8 251. 15 187.9 54 11 11.9 2255 189 62712.9 207 16 42220.9 292 14 8291. 64 2 12.2 219 18 72985192 1 8.5 229 27 5211. 29 0 13.4 201 15 5131. 230.5 32 1 12.2 183 15 . 0 0 0.0 0 1 94. 50 1 44.5 89 2 280122 1 8.0 32 4 46. 64 0 64.0 64 1 . 0 0 0.0 0 1 152018 0 5.2 21 4 . 3 0 1.5 3 2 033010 0 3.3 6 10 0 3 6.0 6 1 9 6915 49.2 54 1 16.9 590 57 299 70 75 55 181 53 15 -- . 0.0 0 3.7 0 21 0 0 44 0.0 100.0 1-0-0 3-3-0 07 29 0 67 170.8 70 16 4107.1 54 6 4 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd B artels, Kris 16 345 21.6 0 53 O'Neill, Mike 60 2233 37.2 53 2 14 14 0 Floyd, Willie 14 255 18.2 0 37 Peterson, K. 4 166 41.5 51 0 2 1 0 McIntosh, Erick 6 117 19.5 0 24 Total 64 2399 37.5 53 2 16 15 0 Holley, Avery 6 107 17.8 0 23 Opponents 44 1764 40.1 70 5 7 8 0 Clayton, Sean 1 0 0.0 0 0 Simeon, Frantz 1 20 20.0 0 20 KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn DeShields, John 1 16 16.0 0 16 Leroy, Warley 38 2351 61.9 3 0 Housler, Rob 1 8 8.0 0 8 Paros, Ryan 5 254 50.8 0 0 Total 46 868 18.9 0 53 Total 43 2605 60.6 3 0 1054 36.1 28 Opponents 40 994 24.9 2 94 Opponents 63 3860 61.3 13 4 1128 43.4 21

FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Joseph, Frantz 1 12 12.0 0 12 Simeon, Frantz 12 1 590 201 20 0 812 67.7 Total 1 12 12.0 0 12 Pierre, Charles 12 756 51 0 0 0 807 67.2 Opponents 4 100 25.0 3 50 Bartels, Kris 12 0 0 0 345 89 434 36.2 Sanchez, Aaron 12 251 180 0 0 0 431 35.9 |------PATs ------| Floyd, Willie 12 155 13 0 255 0 423 35.2 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Holley, Avery 11 0 223 0 107 0 330 30.0 Leroy, Warley 0 9-14 18-20 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 45 Harmon, Jason 12 0 261 0 0 0 261 21.8 Pierre, Charles 5 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Johnson, Conshario11 0 195 0 0 0 195 17.7 Sanchez, Aaron 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 McGahee, Casey 6 3 183 0 0 0 186 31.0 Holley, Avery 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Bonner, Chris 12 0 178 0 0 0 178 14.8 Harmon, Jason 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Manley, B.J. 9 137 32 0 0 0 169 18.8 Manley, B.J. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Clayton, Sean 11 153 16 0 0 0 169 15.4 McGahee, Casey 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Grant, Jamari 12 0 135 0 0 0 135 11.2 Simeon, Frantz 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 McIntosh, Erick 5 0 0 0 117 0 117 23.4 Grant, Jamari 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Wilkes, Chad 11 0 89 0 0 0 89 8.1 Rose, Willie 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Gent, Cortez 9 0 66 0 0 0 66 7.3 Bartels, Kris 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Merzius, Gedel 10 0 0 0 0 64 64 6.4 Small, Corey 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Rose, Willie 8 31 5 0 0 0 36 4.5 Wilkes, Chad 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Small, Corey 12 0 0 0 0 32 32 2.7 Bonner, Chris 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 2 Housler, Rob 11 0 16 0 8 0 24 2.2 TEAM 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 Acevedo, Taheem 12 0 0 0 0 21 21 1.8 O'Neill, Mike 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 0 DeShields, John 8 0 0 0 16 0 16 2.0 Smith, Rusty 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 1-1 0 0 0 Maycock, Mark 4 0 13 0 0 0 13 3.2 Total 22 9-14 18-20 0-0 1 1-2 0 1 181 Bethel, Rickey 12 0 0 0 0 10 10 0.8 Opponents 37 14-22 35-36 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 299 Brantley, Carldayle 11 0 0 6 0 0 6 0.5 Bostic, Glynn 3 1 2 0 0 0 3 1.0 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Sincere, Cergile 12 0 0 0 0 3 3 0.2 Smith, Rusty 12 219 -110 1285 1175 97.9 O'Neill, Mike 12 -20 0 0 0 0 -20 -1.7 Clayton, Sean 11 212 153 926 1079 98.1 TEAM 6 -45 0 0 0 0 -45 -7.5 Pierre, Charles 12 207 756 0 756 63.0 Smith, Rusty 12 -110 7 0 0 0 -103 -8.6 Sanchez, Aaron 12 67 251 0 251 20.9 Total 12 1313 2255 207 868 219 4862 405.2 Floyd, Willie 12 39 155 0 155 12.9 Opponents 12 1963 2049 229 994 292 5527 460.6 Manley, B.J. 9 33 137 0 137 15.2 Simeon, Frantz 12 4 1 44 45 3.8 Rose, Willie 8 8 31 0 31 3.9 McGahee, Casey 6 1 3 0 3 0.5 Bostic, Glynn 3 1 1 0 1 0.3 O'Neill, Mike 12 2 -20 0 -20 -1.7 TEAM 6 10 -45 0 -45 -7.5 Total 12 804 1313 2255 3568 297.3 Opponents 12 702 1963 2049 4012 334.3

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Ler oy, Warley 9-14 64.3 0-0 5-5 1-3 3-5 0-1 41 1

FG SEQUENCE Florida Atlantic OPPONENTS Clemson (24),(32) (25),(45),32 Kansas State - 22,49,(37) Oklahoma State - (30),(41) South Carolina - (34),35 Louisiana Monroe 51,37 (40),(37) Southern Utah Univ. (40),(40) - Louisiana-Lafayette 41 (44),(44),31 Arkansas State (21),(41),40 - Middle Tennessee 35 40 TROY (27) (41),37,42 121 North Texas (24) (39),(22),(27) FIU (29) -

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

Corey Small had three INT’s in a game OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 122 2006 REVIEW EESV EDR PSL S OA F/D OYSITYSBU B C-D FKC SAF KICK FF RCV-YDS QBH BRUP INT-YDS NO-YDS TFL/YDS TOTAL AST SOLO GP DEFENSIVE LEADERS MTEAM TM 6Mriu,Jh .- . . 1.0-2 . . 1 . 2 2 2 . . 1-6 . 1 2 2 . . 1.0-6 2 2 1 Watkins, Kyle 1 . Gent, Cortez . . . 2 1 3 . 1 33 Floyd 3 4 16 11 12 2 31 Henderson, Vinnie 1-4 2 6 6 . 1 2 2 20 . Johnson, Conshario 12 90 Mertilus, John 84 1.0-4 Grant, 1 Jamari 3 . 12 1 2 . 1 96 Akerblom, Dewain 8 87 Chipperfield, Logan . 6 10 5 66 12 Sanchez, Aaron 4 2 11 3 37 Faulk,Nello 1-7 4 35 Hancock, Michael 11 . 11 1-6 5 12 52 Harmon, Jason 5 . 1.0-7 54 Czepiga, Ted 6 1-6 1 88 Forston,Dustin 4.5-12 6 14 10 . 44 . Housler, Rob 1 2-26 16 8 48 Myers, Julian 4.5-10 17 11 5 4 81 5-36 . 6 4.5-33 43 Merzius, Gedel 1 0.5-0 27 12 25 6 DeShields, John 11.5-46 3-23 10 29 McIntosh, Erick 30 7 10 32 25 3.5-8 11 Gagne, 2-3 Brad 7 33 11 1-2 21 6.0-28 Savidge, Josh 14 12 51 Jones, E.J. 6 20 14 12 46 8 95 Rush,Khristopher 46 2.5-3 3-11 16 93 12 12 10 26 61 Allen,George 20 25 12 Jenkins, Josh 5.5-17 61 12 50 St.Clair, Robert 36 12 91 Pindell, Troy 26 22 78 98 Hunter, Randy 12 12 40 Bethel, Rickey 36 99 Pinnick, 39 Josh 13 Jackson, Jervonte 11 97 Small, Corey 42 92 Clark,Andre 26 12 49 Joseph, Frantz Bartels, Kris 56 Sincere, Cergile 27 45 rnly alal 1617103. 1.0-3 7 1 . 6 14 11 7 Brantley, Carldayle 4 7 . 12 2.0-5 Joseph, Greg 3 56 14 42 12 Acevedo, Taheem 9 Defensive Statistics OPPONENTS TOTAL ire hre 21.1. 1 . 1 12 Pierre, Charles , Willie 24826746-0 9101-1 3481 1.1 . 11 8-12 4 33 18-219 19-130 60-206 734 256 478 12 25936857.-9 5121-9 51 1101 . 2 11 11-100 12 35 14-292 25-182 79.0-295 825 306 519 12 2.11. 1 1 . 12 13 84 .- . 3.5-4 49 18 31 11 23.3. 3 . 3 . 12 2.0-3 12 7 5 12 . 3.5-11 69 25 44 12 . . . . 6 .- 1-3 0.5-3 5 2 . 3 6 11 3 8 3 . . 1 1 1 . . 1 5 9 . 0.5-1 7 3 4 6 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 TACKLES AK PASS DEF SACKS ...... -4...... 1-64 ...... 8 . 4-32 2 2-89 -02.10...... 1-0 1 . . 2 . 3-10 5 4-21 - . . 1 . . 4 1-0 - -2... . . 1-12 . 2 1-0 1 ...... - . . . . . 1-0 ...... 1 . 1-0 . 1 . . . . 1 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 2-0 . . . 1 . . . 1 ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 1-0 2 2 . . 1-0 1 . 1 . . . . 1 3 ...... UBE BLKD FUMBLES Florida Atlantic Game-by-Game

RUSHING RECEIVING PASSING KICK RET PUNT RET ALL DATE OPPONENT NO YDS TD LG NO YDS TD LG ATT-CMP-INT YDS TD LG NO YDS TD LG NO YDS TD LG PURP 09/02 at Clemson 34 47 0 11 20 216 0 29 43-20-1 216 0 29 6 110 0 23 0 0 0 0 373 09/09 at Kansas State 42 59 0 11 12 141 0 47 25-12-1 141 0 47 6 89 0 20 0 0 0 0 292 09/16 at Oklahoma State 35 49 1 17 16 166 0 20 28-16-2 166 0 20 6 106 0 24 2 40 0 27 361 09/23 at South Carolina 35 138 0 47 8 105 1 25 25-8-1 105 1 25 7 146 0 23 1 19 0 19 408 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe 38 151 2 16 13 185 1 46 19-13-0 185 1 46 3 35 0 21 1 0 0 0 371 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 41 193 1 31 21 295 3 39 35-21-2 295 3 39 1 34 0 34 2 37 0 26 623 10/18 LAFAYETTE 26 86 0 11 18 151 0 23 34-18-2 151 0 23 0 0 0 0 2 21 0 13 268 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE 46 178 1 35 9 91 1 23 20-9-1 91 1 23 2 89 0 53 3 38 0 20 478 11/04 at Middle Tennessee 45 103 1 20 21 267 1 26 39-21-2 267 1 26 5 85 0 20 2 33 0 29 488 11/11 TROY 27 35 0 13 24 312 2 54 37-24-2 312 2 54 4 94 0 37 1 -1 0 0 458 11/18 at North Texas 38 132 1 11 12 107 0 26 25-12-0 107 0 26 5 55 0 25 0 0 0 0 336 11/25 FIU 45 142 2 20 15 219 2 34 22-15-0 219 2 34 1 25 0 25 2 20 0 14 406

Totals 452 1313 9 47 189 2255 11 54 352-189-14 2255 11 54 46 868 0 53 16 207 0 29 4862 Opponent 397 1963 15 76 163 2049 16 70 305-163-18 2049 16 70 40 994 2 94 27 229 1 92 5527

Games played: 12 Avg per rush: 2.9 Avg per catch: 11.9 Pass efficiency: 109.86 Kick ret avg: 18.9 Punt ret avg: 12.9 All purpose avg/game: 405.2 Total offense avg/gm: 297.3

|----TACKLES-----| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| Pass Blkd |-Kicks--XPTS-| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Pts 09/02 at Clemson 53 31 84 3.0-10 1-8 3 3-0 1-0 1 4 0 0-0 0 0 0 6 09/09 at Kansas State 37 15 52 3.0-5 0-0 0 0-0 1-3 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 09/16 at Oklahoma State 49 4 53 7.0-39 4-32 1 0-0 0-0 2 1 0 0-0 0 1 0 8 09/23 at South Carolina 47 20 67 6.0-24 3-15 2 0-0 0-0 1 6 0 0-0 0 0 0 6 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe 47 14 61 4.0-10 1-6 0 0-0 2-0 0 4 0 3-3 0 0 0 21 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 33 28 61 1.0-1 0-0 0 0-0 2-64 0 6 0 4-2 0 0 0 32 10/18 LAFAYETTE 36 32 68 10.0-21 3-7 1 1-12 1-10 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE 30 18 48 4.0-25 3-24 0 1-0 5-82 0 2 0 3-3 0 0 1 29 11/04 at Middle Tennessee 39 4 43 2.0-10 1-9 1 1-0 1-0 0 2 0 2-2 0 0 0 14 11/11 TROY 42 34 76 8.0-19 1-8 2 1-0 1-18 0 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 11/18 at North Texas 36 36 72 6.0-23 1-7 1 1-0 3-42 0 0 0 2-2 0 0 0 17 11/25 FIU 29 20 49 6.0-19 2-14 0 0-0 1-0 0 3 0 4-4 0 0 0 31

Totals 478 256 734 60.0-206 20-130 11 8-12 18-219 4 33 0 20-18 0 1 1 181 Opponent 519 306 825 79.0-295 26-182 11 11-100 14-292 12 35 2 36-35 0 0 0 299

|------PUNTING------| |--FIELD GOALS--| |---KICKOFFS---| DATE OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LONG BLKD TB FC 50+ I20 ATT-MADE LG BLKD NO YDS AVG TB 09/02 at Clemson 6 241 40.2 53 0 0 0 1 1 2-2 32 0 3 191 63.7 0 0 09/09 at Kansas State 6 222 37.0 43 0 0 3 0 2 0-0 0 0 1 53 53.0 0 0 09/16 at Oklahoma State 9 332 36.9 50 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 2 130 65.0 1 0 09/23 at South Carolina 8 325 40.6 51 0 0 3 1 2 0-0 0 0 2 128 64.0 0 0 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe 3 123 41.0 44 0 0 1 0 0 2-0 0 0 4 252 63.0 0 0 10/12 SOUTHERN UTAH 2 81 40.5 41 0 0 0 0 1 2-2 40 0 7 432 61.7 0 0 10/18 LAFAYETTE 7 277 39.6 49 0 0 2 0 1 1-0 0 1 1 65 65.0 1 0 10/28 ARKANSAS STATE 4 117 29.2 34 0 0 1 0 2 3-2 41 0 6 372 62.0 1 0 11/04 at Middle Tennessee 4 162 40.5 48 0 0 2 0 1 1-0 0 0 3 162 54.0 0 0 11/11 TROY 7 251 35.9 45 0 1 3 0 1 1-1 27 0 4 248 62.0 0 0 11/18 at North Texas 5 179 35.8 39 0 0 1 0 4 1-1 24 0 4 201 50.2 0 0 11/25 FIU 3 89 29.7 40 0 1 0 0 0 1-1 29 0 6 371 61.8 0 0

Totals 64 2399 37.5 53 0 2 16 3 15 14-9 41 1 43 2605 60.6 3 0 Opponent 44 1764 40.1 70 0 5 7 5 8 22-14 45 0 63 3860 61.3 13 4

123 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 124 2006 REVIEW 02 RASSSAE4124. 30001100002196. 0 1 0 0 0 0 64.5 58.7 1 0 1 129 352 3 02 06 61.2 64.1 245 63.6 513 0 0 04 572 08 09 0-0 1-0 40 34 1 41 1 2-2 2-1 2-2 1 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 1 0 1 53 49 0 0 43.0 35.2 0 46 172 47 141 4 FIU 4 70 41.5 atNorth Texas 46.0 11/25 TROY 11/18 83 51.6 138 atMiddle Tennessee 11/11 ARKANSAS STATE 3 2 258 11/04 LAFAYETTE 225 10/28 5 SOUTHERNUTAH 542 10/18 1 atLouisiana Monroe 10/12 4 atSouthCarolina 0 09/30 atOklahoma State 0 09/23 atKansas State 443 -3 09/16 atClemson 0 09/09 4 584 2 09/02 522 0 584 1-16 7 453 1 14 31 25 3 1-3 0 0 1 -1 94 0 0 0 1 1 1 13 24 4-21 91 52 -2 32 2 2 121 6.0-28 5-34 5 5 3 0 2 51 26 11.0-50 22 56 46 88 0 0 154 68 14 0 23 1 0 7 42 26 69 91 0 27 42 98 88 2 4 50 PURP 1 71 atSouthCarolina LG 1 09/30 atOklahoma State 1 TD 09/23 41 43 69 YDS 09/16 24-9-5 23 atClemson 173 5 1 09/09 Opponent 11-5-1 NO 1 09/02 2 LG 46 292 285 Date TD 186 23 33-17-2 125 0 YDS 0 NO 50 34-19-0 38-23-2 98 19-9-0 71 24-10-1 LG 1 9 41 43 5 69 TD Kick ret avg: 24.9 23 173 5 1 Games played: 12 12 YDS 1 17 76 2 292 285 ATT-CMP-INT 0 186 27 LG 3 19 23 125 6 9 TD 10 271 0 44 39 FIU YDS 26 36 atNorth Texas 118 70 38 11/25 NO 1 1 TROY 11/18 22 atMiddle Tennessee 4 3 11/11 LG 200 122 ARKANSAS STATE 11/04 38 28 246 221 LAFAYETTE TD 10/28 YDS 43 30 SOUTHERNUTAH 10/18 NO atLouisiana Monroe 10/12 atSouthCarolina 09/30 atOklahoma State 09/23 atKansas State 09/16 atClemson 09/09 OPPONENT 09/02 DATE Opponent Game-by-Game AEOPNN OYSAGLN LDT C5+I0ATMD GBK OYSAGTB AVG YDS NO BLKD LG ATT-MADE I20 50+ FC TB BLKD LONG AVG YDS NO OPPONENT DATE 02 RASSSAE4 07 .-711 0-0 2-50 1-0 1 0 0 1-10 3-28 0-0 5.0-17 7.0-34 5.0-6 72 70 30 12 FIU 68 42 58 atNorth Texas 24 11/25 TROY 11/18 44 atMiddle Tennessee 11/11 ARKANSAS STATE 11/04 LAFAYETTE 10/28 SOUTHERNUTAH 10/18 10/12 poetttl 9 931 61324 67 0-6-824 67 09429 72919 5527 92 1 229 27 94 2 994 40 70 16 2049 305-163-18 70 16 2049 163 76 15 1963 397 Florida A Opponent totals poetttl 416 017 21 506 806. 34 13 61.3 3860 063 45 22-14 8 5 7 5 0 70 40.1 1764 44 Florida A Opponent totals at Louisi at K poetttl 1 0 2 90252-8 11-0 4221 523-5000299 0 0 0 36-35 2 35 12 14-292 11-100 11 26-182 79.0-295 825 306 519 Florida A Opponent totals an sas State lni 5 3394 8 251 432191 251 44 6 31 0 94862 29 0 207 16 53 0 868 46 54 11 2255 352-189-14 54 11 2255 189 47 9 1313 452 tlantic lni 429 755 631 494 320 0630 3 60.6 2605 143 41 14-9 15 3 16 2 0 53 37.5 2399 64 tlantic an lni 7 5 3 00262-3 181 82943 01 181 1 1 0 20-18 0 33 4 18-219 8-12 11 20-130 60.0-206 734 256 478 tlantic ore4 35 .-311 0-0 3 1-15 6.0-23 57 13 44 a Monroe |------PUNTING------| 95 11 5 23-511302 3 60000339 0 536 0 3 258 0 0 14 0 3 0 26 27 1 0 4 37 0 0 136 6 0 72 4 22 0 0 0 70 153 3 23 325 0 31-15-1 84 22 29-20-1 0 70 21-11-1 153 3 23 15 325 0 11 20 84 0 20 11 50 0 19 22 129 39 0 147 37 91922 41333 31- 7 036 441719 624 92 1 117 4 24 0 61 3 30 3 173 23-14-1 30 3 173 14 26 2 199 39 02414 18 51-138 548 73- 417 1 0 -5 3 37 0 84 4 25 0 84 18-11-3 25 0 84 11 46 1 254 40 ooAtTtlTLYsN-d FF-d n-d B r ikAtMdRnRvSfPts Saf Rcv Run Att-Mad Kick Brk QBH Int-Yds FR-Yds FF No-Yds TFL-Yds Total Ast Solo --TCLS--||SCS||FML- Pass Blkd |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| |----TACKLES-----| 4 055 - 55. 0 0 1 0 55.0 55 62.4 01 312 05 0 41 0-0 3-1 0 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 54 42 40.5 35.5 243 6 71 2 0 814 - 403126. 1 2 64.0 0 192 4 03 64.5 645 44 010 3-2 45 2 3-2 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 0 46 0 38.1 305 0 8 0.0 0 0 25. 200010333 7 4200 0 1 54.2 0 271 05 47.0 94 39 02 3-3 0 0 0-0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 52 52.0 0 52 49 1 33.1 232 7 93. 900200313 8 0020 2 60.0 480 08 37 3-1 0 0 2 0 0 39 34.5 69 2 62 71.-741 0-0 0 4-16 12.0-37 77 21 56 63 4702 -100-0 0-0 0 3-0 0 1-11 7.0-25 3 2-22 6.0-30 74 2-6 38 67 36 3.0-7 30 37 54 22 32 73 1803 -923-31 2 3-19 8.0-33 91 34 57 94 13050000-0 0 0-0 3.0-5 71 42 29 UHN RECEIVING RUSHING Punt ret avg: 8.5 Avg perrush:4.9 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 All purposeavg/game: 460.6 Avg percatch:12.6 PASSING |--FIELD GOALS--| -10206600045 0 0 0 6-6 0 2 0 1-21 -42807600054 0 0 0 7-6 0 8 2 1-74 -04406600045 0 0 0 6-6 0 4 4 1-10 -3050000000 0 0 0 0-0 0 5 0 1-33 -32306600048 0 0 0 6-6 0 3 2 2-73 -50305500035 0 0 0 5-5 0 3 0 2-75 -1011110007 0 0 0 1-1 1 1 0 2--1 - - 0 0 24 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 3-3 0 0 2 0 3 0 0-0 2-7 - - 19 0 0 0 1-1 0 0 4 0-0 - - 6 0 0 0 0-0 1 3 0 2-0 - - 16 0 0 0 1-1 0 1 0 0-0 |-Kicks--XPTS-| KICK RET |------KICKOFFS------| Pass efficiency: 115.38 Total offense avg/gm: 334.3 PUNT RET ALL Game-by-Game Comparison

OPPONENT SCORE 1ST DOWNS RUSHING PASSING PASS YDS PLAYS TOT YDS RET YDS PEN YDS T/O Clemson 6-54 18/21 34-47/39-199 43-20-1/23-14-1 216/173 77/62 263/372 110/283 35/50 4/4 Kansas State 0-45 13/18 42-59/30-221 25-12-1/24-10-1 141/125 67/54 200/346 92/107 110/54 1/1 Oklahoma State 8-48 13/19 35-49/43-246 28-16-2/19-9-0 166/186 63/62 215/432 146/155 25/35 3/0 South Carolina 6-45 13/25 35-138/38-200 25-8-1/34-19-0 105/292 60/72 243/492 165/108 77/50 2/0 Louisiana Monroe 21-19 20/20 38-151/28-122 19-13-0/38-23-2 185/285 57/66 336/407 35/115 31/57 0/2 SOUTHERN UTAH 32-7 25/12 41-193/22-118 35-21-2/33-17-2 295/173 76/55 488/291 135/152 56/20 3/2 LAFAYETTE 0-6 10/12 26-86/37-147 34-18-2/21-11-1 151/84 60/58 237/231 43/27 55/62 5/2 ARKANSAS STATE 29-0 17/8 46-178/26-6 20-9-1/24-9-5 91/98 66/50 269/104 209/121 91/42 1/6 Middle Tennessee 14-35 23/13 45-103/36-271 39-21-2/11-5-1 267/71 84/47 370/342 118/250 21/39 4/2 TROY 17-24 18/18 27-35/39-129 37-24-2/29-20-1 312/325 64/68 347/454 111/82 50/25 2/2 North Texas 17-16 17/17 38-132/40-254 25-12-0/18-11-3 107/84 63/58 239/338 97/79 46/43 0/4 FIU 31-0 22/13 45-142/19-50 22-15-0/31-15-1 219/153 67/50 361/203 45/136 35/73 0/1

Totals 181-299 209/196 452-1313/397-1963 352-189-14/305-163-18 2255/2049 804/702 3568/4012 1306/1615 632/550 25/26

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

OPPONENT 3RD DOWN 4TH DOWN TIME POSS MARGIN YDS/RUSH YDS/PASS YDS/PLAY PUNTING Clemson 8-18/8-13 0-1/1-1 34:30/25:30 9:00 1.4/5.1 5.0/7.5 3.4/6.0 6-40.2/0-0.0 Kansas State 2-15/6-13 3-7/1-1 35:24/24:36 10:48 1.4/7.4 5.6/5.2 3.0/6.4 6-37.0/2-34.5 Oklahoma State 4-16/5-12 1-2/0-0 31:05/28:55 2:10 1.4/5.7 5.9/9.8 3.4/7.0 9-36.9/5-51.6 South Carolina 2-14/6-14 2-3/1-2 27:59/32:01 -4:02 3.9/5.3 4.2/8.6 4.1/6.8 8-40.6/3-46.0 Louisiana Monroe 3-10/5-14 1-1/2-3 31:08/28:52 2:16 4.0/4.4 9.7/7.5 5.9/6.2 3-41.0/2-41.5 SOUTHERN UTAH 8-13/2-11 0-0/1-2 32:56/27:04 5:52 4.7/5.4 8.4/5.2 6.4/5.3 2-40.5/7-33.1 LAFAYETTE 6-17/1-14 0-0/1-2 26:40/33:20 -6:40 3.3/4.0 4.4/4.0 4.0/4.0 7-39.6/8-38.1 ARKANSAS STATE 7-16/3-12 1-1/0-1 36:02/23:58 12:04 3.9/0.2 4.6/4.1 4.1/2.1 4-29.2/4-43.0 Middle Tennessee 6-15/3-8 3-4/0-0 32:16/27:44 4:32 2.3/7.5 6.8/6.5 4.4/7.3 4-40.5/4-35.2 TROY 3-12/3-14 0-0/2-4 30:13/29:47 0:26 1.3/3.3 8.4/11.2 5.4/6.7 7-35.9/2-35.5 North Texas 7-14/4-10 1-2/1-1 29:30/30:30 -1:00 3.5/6.3 4.3/4.7 3.8/5.8 5-35.8/1-52.0 FIU 9-14/2-10 0-1/0-2 34:08/22:41 11:27 3.2/2.6 10.0/4.9 5.4/4.1 3-29.7/6-40.5

Totals 65-174/48-145 12-22/10-19 381:51/334:58 46:53 2.9/4.9 6.4/6.7 4.4/5.7 64-37.5/44-40.1

Note: Game totals are displayed in the format TEAM/OPPONENT for each category

FAU 2006 Starting Lineups OFFENSE

TE/WR LT LG C RG RT QB TE HB WR/FB WR @Clemson Simeon Faulk B. Jackson Paris Smith Rizzo Smith Grant Manley Sanchez Wilkes @Kansas State Simeon Faulk Matlock Paris Smith Rizzo Clayton Housler Pierre Sanchez Wilkes @Oklahoma State Simeon Faulk B. Jackson Paris Smith Rizzo Clayton Grant Pierre Sanchez Gent @South Carolina Simeon Faulk B. Jackson Paris Smith Rizzo Clayton Grant Pierre Sanchez Gent @Louisiana-Monroe Simeon Faulk B. Jackson Paris Smith Rizzo Clayton Grant Pierre Sanchez Gent Southern Utah Simeon Faulk B. Jackson Paris Smith Rizzo Clayton Grant Pierre Sanchez Gent Louisiana-Lafayette Simeon Faulk Smith Matlock Rizzo Perkins Clayton Housler Pierre Sanchez Wilkes Arkansas State Simeon Faulk Smith Matlock Rizzo Perkins Clayton Housler Pierre Sanchez Wilkes @Middle Tennessee Simeon Faulk Smith Matlock Rizzo Perkins Clayton Housler Pierre Sanchez Wilkes Troy Simeon Faulk Smith Paris Rizzo Perkins Smith Housler Pierre Sanchez Wilkes @North Texas Simeon Faulk Smith Paris Rizzo Perkins Smith Grant Pierre Sanchez Wilkes Florida International Simeon Faulk Smith Paris Rizzo Perkins Smith Grant Pierre Sanchez Wilkes

DEFENSE DE DT DE DT/LB LB LB CB/LB SS FS CB CB @Clemson St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Clark Gagne Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small @Kansas State St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Clark Joseph Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small @Oklahoma State St. Clair J. Jackson Gagne Pinnick Clark Joseph Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small @South Carolina St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Allen Joseph Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small @Louisiana-Monroe St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Clark Joseph Sincere Bartels Pindell Bethel Small Southern Utah St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Clark Joseph Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small Louisiana-Lafayette St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Clark Joseph Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small Arkansas State St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Clark Joseph Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small @Middle Tennessee St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Clark Joseph Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small Troy St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Clark Joseph Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small @North Texas St. Clair J. Jackson Hunter Pinnick Allen Czepiga Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small Florida International St. Clair J.Jackson Hunter Pinnick Clark Joseph Sincere Bartels Acevedo Bethel Small

125 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 126 2006 REVIEW rnly .16DP------16--- - - 1-6 - - - 276.4 83.5 - 0 0 - 0 0 - 75.3 21 81.4 161.5 150.3 DNP 4 0 7 2 0 0 1-6 21 0 1 DNP 1 - 100.0 0 0 6 Brantley, C. 18 Sim DNP 25 0 PUNT RETURNS A 46 39 66.7 - 0 1 TOTALS - DNP 1 Arkan 53.4 81.0 0 1 DNP 2 #16 GENT, C. 141.9 63 113.3 DNP - 66 19 1 2 TOTALS - 2 164 208 A FIU DNP 0 53.3 1-14/0 Louisiana Monroe 8 29.4 Oklahom - 66.7 58.3 2 - 3 #6 SIMEON,F. 1 1 DNP - - 0 0 - DNP TOTALS 0 1 1 DNP 8 15 FIU DNP 1-6/0 23 5 - North Texas 12 14 22 - - Mi 20 0 15 - Arkan - DNP 0 - 17 18 - 24 Louisiana-Lafayette 1 1-7/0 DNP - - - Southern Utah Univ. 1-19/0 0 39 DNP Louisiana Monroe 88 2-23/1 - South Carolina 87 - - Oklahom 3-46/0 107 - 37.5 - FIU DNP - K - - 1-2/0 52.6 1-13/0 6-64/0 Clemson 63.6 66.7 1 1-13/0 - - 1 1-17/0 - - 1-17/0 NT - - 1 - 1-1/1 3 1-5/0 - - 1 - - - 10 DNP 3-60/0 3-29/0 DNP 7 1-6/0 1-2/0 2-12/0 TROY - 10 1-8/0 4-24/1 - - 1-3/0 - DNP 19 8 DNP - Mid - 5-37/1 1-4/0 - 2-10/1 4-19/0 11 Louisiana-Lafayette - DNP MT 1-10/0 15 - DNP Southern Utah 1-25/0 Univ. - 1-5/0 - 1-21/0 - DNP 1-34/0 South Carolina DNP 1-14/0 - - 1-18/0 - - 2--9/0 4-83/1 1--1/0 Oklahoma State - ASU 2-17/1 - - 1-4/0 - A 4-19/0 DNP 3-29/0 K 3-8/0 FIU DNP 1-6/0 1-26/0 1-14/0 - Clemson 4--2/0 1-17/0 - 2-10/0 2-6/0 DNP 3-24/0 - #11 SMITH,R. - - UL 4-110/0 - 1-5/0 2-11/0 1-12/0 2--22/0 1-5/0 1-13/0 - PASSING 3-72/0 3-53/0 DNP - - 4-66/0 - NT 6-97/0 10-53/1 - DNP 1-19/0 1-8/0 1-13/0 1-4/0 1-0/0 3-46/0 Bostic DNP 1--2/0 SUU DNP - 5-8/0 1--2/0 1-13/0 1-0/0 Rose, 1-12/0 W. FB - DNP 1-10/0 TROY - - DNP ULM Smith, R.QB 1-13/0 1-7/0 - - DNP 1-9/0 2-21/0 3-36/0 Maycock, M. 2-24/0 2-16/0 - - - 4-47/1 2-37/0 Floyd, W. - RB - 2-23/0 DNP 2-8/0 1-11/1 MT - 5-77/0 - 1-24/1 4-8/0 6-51/0 Clayton, S.QB 3-32/0 SC - 1-15/0 - 2-26/0 2-50/0 - 1-11/0 3-64/0 Housler, 1--2/0 R.TE 1-15/0 3-15/0 1-25/1 DNP Manley, B.J. RB DNP 1-15/0 9-89/1 1-18/0 - OSU 12-135/1 ASU 1-11/0 DNP DNP Pierre, - C.RB - 2-13/0 6-37/1 - 3-29/0 - Gen - 2-32/0 14-178/0 DNP 2-14/0 - DNP 7-4/0 Wilkes, C.WR DNP 2-27/0 KS 1--15/0 22-180/3 2-37/0 UL Grant, J.TE 2-16/0 - DNP - 5--24/0 - Bonner, 3-28/0 15-183/1 C.WR DNP 3-8/0 6-1/0 DNP - 15-195/0 Sanchez, A.FB 1--1/0 18-223/2 1--8/0 SUU 16-37/1 1-1/0 CU 1-5/0 McGahee, C.WR 35-590/1 1--6/0 26-261/2 4--15/0 DNP 6-5/0 - Johnson, C.WR DNP 28-116/1 NO-YDS/TD ULM 5-41/0 Holley, 1--14/0 A.WR 4--13/0 4-19/1 - 5-23/0 18-29/0 eon, F. WR Harmon, J.TE 1-1/0 9-54/0 DNP 22-86/1 25--110/0 Sim - 3-9/0 SC 2--20/0 - DNP 5-68/0 RECEIVING 24-122/0 11-31/0 4--23/0 2-17/0 12-54/0 1-3/0 1-1/0 DNP OSU Smith, R.QB 20-103/1 7-34/0 1-1/0 21-85/1 4-12/0 7-9/0 TEAM 10-58/0 4-17/0 O'Neill, M 8-31/1 3--4/0 KS Simeon, F. 1-3/0 WR 14-6/0 4-4/0 8-19/0 Bostic, G 14-29/0 McGahee, 33-137/2 C.WR 58-153/0 39-155/0 Rose, W. FB 8-31/0 CU Manley, B.J. RB NO-YDS/TD 207-756/5 Clayton, S.QB Floyd, W. RB San Pierre, C.RB RUSHING #15 CLA TOTALS FIU N TROY Game-by-Game Leaders Game-by-Game na tt 1413. 602 353.3 13 2 22 0 46 an 36.4 1 4 11 ansas State rhTxs2 004. 0 60084.0 0 0 26 0 101 45.5 0 10 22 orth Texas deTnese9313. 402 852.2 28 3 24 0 44 33.3 1 3 9 ddle Tennessee dle T hz .F 721142/ -/ -/ -/ -0173/ -4092/ -1032/ -509-45/0 5-15/0 3-20/0 9-31/0 9-20/0 6-24/0 7-33/0 5-30/1 4-5/0 3-4/0 3-4/0 4-20/0 67-251/1 chez, A.FB eon, F a tt 4805. 504 114.1 3 2 47 0 95 57.1 0 8 14 sas State t, C.WR a tt 0 0 1 sas State 1 9 19 sas State , G nese3 816. 2 600126.8 0 0 26 1 223 60.0 1 18 30 ennessee tt 0 1 1 a State 12 a State YT . ON, S -6023/ -20-33/ N N DNP - - - - DNP DNP 3-36/0 - 1--2/0 - 2-32/0 6-66/0 -/ 1-7/0 ------DNP DNP DNP - - DNP - DNP - - DNP - - - - DNP - - DNP - DNP - DNP 1-16/0 DNP - 1-2/0 DNP - - DNP 1-2/0 3--33/0 - 1-7/0 1--2/0 1-16/0 DNP 3--6/0 2--3/0 DNP - 1--1/0 DNP 10--45/0 521--24 -91023 -123 -31- 2-20 - 1--1 2-33 2-32 2-21 2-37 1-0 1-19 2-40 - - 15-201 OYSC SOUS L U LAUM RYN FIU NT TROY MT ASU UL SUU ULM SC OSU KS CU NO-YDS 0. 158.8 0 0 7 0 7 100.0 100.0 0 0 3 1 3 1 A . 0.0 0 0 0 385.6 0 104.1 0 79 0 0 13 0.0 34 0 47 83.7 0 0 5 6 34 1 926 1 100.0 50.6 0 16 6 1 78 0 84.5 154 112 1 13 50.0 2 1 29 11 0 22 104 42.9 0 9 21 01 501823 1172.8 142.7 113.3 11 103 22 1 12 2 34 54 54 2 6 2 178 1285 312 65.0 55.7 64.9 0 8 2 13 108 194 24 20 37 TCM N C AD DLN AKYSEFFIC YDS SACK LONG TD YARDS PCT INT COMP TT EFFIC YDS COMP SACK TT LONG TD YARDS PCT INT COMP TT TCM N C AD DLN AKYSEFFIC YDS SACK LONG TD YARDS PCT INT COMP TT 174 742 55.1 26 4 17 0 43 41.7 1 5 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 N C AD DLN AKYSEFFIC YDS SACK LONG TD YARDS PCT INT 749 311 94.4 0 10 0.0 1 23 1 91 47.4 0. 16 100.0 402 223.2 0 0 21 0 44 0.0 0 234.4 0 0 0 0 0 16 0 Willie FloydRB,KR KICK RETURNS NO-YDS CU KS OSU SC ULM SUU UL ASU MT TROY NT FIU B artels, K. 16-345 - - 2-37 2-46 2-24 1-34 - 2-89 4-67 2-39 1-9 - Floyd, W. 14-255 1-20 3-44 1-15 1-21 1-11 - - - 1-18 2-55 3-46 1-25 McIntosh, E. 6-117 - - 2-38 4-79 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Holley, A. 6-107 4-70 2-37 ------DNP Simeon, F. 1-20 1-20 ------DeShields, J. 1-16 - - 1-16 - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP - - Housler, R. 1-8 - 1-8 ------DNP - Clayton, S. 1-0 ------DNP 1-0 --

I NT. RETURNS NO-YDS CU KS OSU SC ULM SUU UL ASU MT TROY NT FIU Small, C. 4-32 ------3-32 1-0 - - - Acevedo, T. 4-21 1-0 ------1-18 2-3 - Bethel, R. 3-10 - - - - 1-0 1-0 1-10 - - - - - Bartels, K. 2-89 ------1-50 - - 1-39 - Sincere, C. 2-3 - 1-3 - - - - - 1-0 - - - - Merzius, G. 1-64 - - - - DNP 1-64 - - - - - DNP Joseph, F. 1-0 DNP - - - 1-0 ------Pindell, T. 1-0 ------1-0

FUMBLE RETURNS NO-YDS CU KS OSU SC ULM SUU UL ASU MT TROY NT FIU Joseph, F. 1-12 DNP - - - - - 1-12 - - - - -

All-Purpose Yards Game-by-Game

ALL-PURPOSE YARDS TOTAL CU KS OSU SC ULM SUU UL ASU MT TROY NT FIU Simeon, F. 812 48 28 69 34 64 114 45 42 130 109 26 103 Pierre, C. 807 31 41 23 58 95 107 56 122 86 29 122 37 Bartels, K. 434 - - 37 46 24 34 - 139 67 39 48 - Sanchez, A. 431 20 12 25 17 38 86 30 37 36 57 27 46 Floyd, W. 423 52 61 49 52 11 41 5 - 18 55 46 33 Holley, A. 330 86 69 11 15 24 47 7 46 5 6 14 DNP Harmon, J. 261 8 14 13 25 11 11 36 - 66 24 19 34 Johnson, C. 195 37 - 15 - DNP 72 10 4 25 19 - 13 McGahee, C. 186 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - 18 DNP 24 60 20 64 Bonner, C. 178 18 50 37 9 -2 19 11 14 -1 - 6 17 Manley, B.J. 169 9 10 17 DNP 21 -1 DNP 37 15 8 DNP 53 Clayton, S. 169 4 9 -7 68 54 23 5 1 4 DNP - 8 Grant, J. 135 26 - 4 - - - 29 - 46 23 7 - McIntosh, E. 117 - - 38 79 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Wilkes, C. 89 23 - - 29 - 10 8 - - 19 - DNP Gent, C. 66 32 - -2 - 36 DNP DNP - - - - DNP Merzius, G. 64 - - - - DNP 64 - - - - - DNP Rose, W. 36 3 9 24 - - DNP - - - DNP DNP DNP Small, C. 32 ------32- - - - Housler, R. 24 - 8 - - - 2 - - - 14 DNP - Acevedo, T. 21 ------18 3 - DeShields, J. 16 - - 16 - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP - - Maycock, M. 13 DNP - - - 13 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Bethel, R. 10 ------10 - - - - - Brantley, C. 6 DNP ------6 - - - - Sincere, C. 3 - 3 ------Bostic, G 3 3 DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - O'Neill, M -20 -14 -6 ------TEAM -45 - -1 - - -3 -6 - -2 -33 - - - Smith, R. -103 -13 -15 -8 -24 -15 - -2 - - -22 -2 -2

FUMBLES No-Lost CU KS OSU SC ULM SUU UL ASU MT TROY NT FIU Clayton, S. QB 8-3 - 1-0 1-1 1-1 - 1-0 2-1 1-0 - DNP - 1-0 Smith, R. QB 6-2 3-2 1-0 - 1-0 1-0 ------Sanchez, A. FB 4-1 - - - - 1-0 1-0 - 1-0 1-1 - - - 127 TEAM 3-2 DNP - - DNP - 1-1 DNP - 2-1 DNP DNP DNP Simeon, F. WR 2-2 1-1 - - - - - 1-1 - - - - - Johnson, C. WR1-1 - - - - DNP - 1-1 - - - - - Pierre, C. RB 1-0 - - - - 1-0 ------OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 128 2006 REVIEW oe,EJ L1220-----101102------1.5-7 1.0-2 - - - 0.5-1 - 1.0-2 - 1.0-1 0.5-0 - 1.0-1 - - - - - 0.5-1 - - - - - 1.0-2 - 1.0-1 - 1.0-8 - 0.5-1 DNP - - 1.0-6 - - - - 1.0-1 - 0.5-1 1.0-7 - - - - FIU 1.0-1 1.0-2 - NT - - DNP - - - - - 0.5-1 TROY 2.0-5 1.0-6 - - - 2.0-4 - 3.0-19 MT - - - - 1.0-1 - 1.0-1 - 1.0-2 ASU - - 1.0-5 - 1.0-6 - 1.0-18 - - UL - 1.0-3 2.0 - - 2.0-3 - SUU - 3.5 1-2 3.5 ULM - 1.0-1 2.0-5 - - 3-1 2-3 - SC A - 4.5 4.5 Jones, - E.J.DL 4.5 OSU 1.0-2 Joseph, F. 2-5 LB 5.5 4-1 Bartels, K.DB 2.0-9 4-1 KS - Clark, A.LB 3-5 Sm 11.5 St. Clair, R.DL CU 10-3 Jenkins, - J.DE Hunter, R.DT TOT Sincere, C.LB J UA-A 1 Pinnick, J.DL TACKLES FORLOSS 1 Joseph, F. - St. Clair, R. 1-0 Bethel, R. Hunter, R. - - Housler, R.TE DNP Pinni DNP DNP Savidge, J. 1-1 1-0 0-1 - - - DNP 2-0 1-2 1-0 - - 1-0 - 1-0 - DNP DNP 1-0 0-2 - - DNP 2-0 4-0 0-2 DNP 1-1 1-1 1-0 1-0 1-0 DNP 0-1 1-1 1-4 - 1-1 DNP - - - DNP Sincer 0-2 DNP 1-0 - 1-0 J 2-0 DNP 0-1 0-1 2-0 DNP - 1-0 DNP - DNP 1-0 0-2 DNP 1-0 6-3 - - - 1-4 DNP - - DNP 2-0 - DNP DNP 1-0 0-2 3-1 1-1 0-2 2-0 DNP 2-0 DNP 2-1 2-0 0-1 2-0 DNP 2-4 1-0 1-0 0-1 1-0 - 1-1 1-0 2-2 2-2 DNP - 0-1 - 1-0 3-3 DNP 1-0 - 1-0 2-2 0-1 - 2-0 DNP 1-4 DNP 2-1 3-0 5-5 2-1 3-2 4-3 1-0 - 2-3 2-0 1-0 1-3 - 1-3 - 2-0 4-0 1-3 1-0 1-0 - 3-0 10-3 2-0 1-2 5-1 2-1 1-0 1-0 3-1 5 1-0 - 2-3 1-0 7-8 4-1 - 2-3 DNP - 3-0 4-0 3-1 - 0-1 2-1 2-2 0-2 5-4 7 2-1 - - 3-2 0-2 3-0 6-5 1-0 FIU 0-1 4-3 1-1 1-0 1-0 4-0 2-0 0-2 0-2 1-0 0-1 1-0 7 3-1 NT 4-3 2-0 3-0 3-4 4-0 1-1 3-1 8 - 4-0 H 1-1 4-1 1-0 2-1 - 1-1 2-2 0-2 1-2 Czepiga, T. - DNP LB 6-1 TROY - 2-2 10 - 1-0 5-3 Housler, 5-1 R. 3-2 1-0 11 1-0 0-2 1-0 1-0 Forston, D.LB DNP 2-2 2-1 MT 2-0 12 1-1 6-4 - 2-1 Myers, J.DE 2-1 3-0 5-0 9-5 6-5 5-6 Brantley, 3-0 6-0 C.DB 3-2 12 4-1 2-0 2-0 14 4-1 2-0 5-7 14 2-3 1-0 ASU Merzius, G.DB 2-0 1-6 2-4 5-0 DeShields, J.DB 11-1 2-0 - 16 0-2 3-0 10-4 DNP 7-7 McIntosh, 2-1 E.CB 5-1 1-1 - UL 3-0 1-0 5-0 Gagn 3-0 10-6 17 2-3 4-0 Jones, 3-0 4-2 SUU E.J.DL 3-1 1-3 3-0 25 Savidge, 27 11-6 J.DT 4-3 2-3 6-0 5-5 ULM Joseph, G.DB 3-0 30 14-11 4-0 20-7 1-1 32 Rush, KLB 2-1 3-0 3-1 6-4 2-1 Allen, G.LB 16-14 33 SC 2-1 26-6 Jenkins, J.DE 5-3 6-0 46 46 25-8 St. Clair, R.DL 5-4 OSU DNP 49 Pindell, T. DB 8-4 26-20 36-10 5-2 Hunter, R.DT KS 31-18 Bethel, R.DB 56 61 Pinnick, J.DL 78 69 CU 42-14 Jackson, J.DL 39-22 42-36 Small, C.DB 44-25 Clark, A.LB TOT Acevedo, T. DB UA-A Joseph, F. LB cere, C.LB Bartels, K.DB Sin TOTAL TACKLES Total Tackles Game-by-Game ehl .D - . 0.5-0 ------1.0-6 ------DNP - - DNP - - 0.5-3 DNP - DNP - DNP - DNP - DNP DNP - - - DNP - DNP DNP - DNP DNP 1.0-3 DNP 1.0-2 - - DNP - 0.5 DNP DNP DNP 0-1 0.5 - DNP - 1.0 0-1 DNP DNP 1-0 Czepiga, T. 1 LB 1.0 M 1.0 Bethel, R.DB 1-0 1-0 Brantley, C.DB - Allen, G.LB DeShields Hancock, M.DE Mertilus, J.DT - - - - - 1-0 0-1 - DNP - - RECO - DNP FUMBLES 1 Pindell, T. DNP Gr DNP Forston, D. Acevedo, T. DNP Sanchez, A.FB Pinnick, J. DNP DNP DNP DNP 2 1-1 Gran Johnson, C. Chipperfield, L Sanchez, A. Harmon, J. Faulk, N. krlm .20210---10------1-0 - - - 1-0 2 2-0 Gen M Akerblom, D. akn,Kl - N N N N N N N 0-1 DNP - DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP - 1-0 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1 1 FORCED 1-0 0-1 FUMBLES Henderson, V. DL Floyd, W. Watkins, Kyle Pierre, C. csn .D - . .- .- .- .- 1.0-8 - 1.5-3 1.0-9 - 1.5-2 - - 1.0-6 - - - 6.0 5-2 ackson, J.DL ackson, J. ceved an yers ertilus ant, J.TE all, C.DB t, C. cock, M.DE t, J. ,B B831 - - - N N N N N N N N DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 3-0 2-0 3-3 11 8-3 e, B. LB ck, J. EE ubrC SOUS L U LAUM RYN FIU NT TROY MT ASU UL SUU ULM SC OSU KS CU Number VERED .D - . N N N .- N N DNP DNP DNP - - 0.5-1 - DNP DNP - DNP - 0.5 0-1 , J.DE e, C. o, T. DB , J.DT , J.DB UBRC SOUS L U LAUM RYN FIU NT TROY MT ASU UL SUU ULM SC OSU KS CU NUMBER - . N .- .- 0.5-0 - - 1.0-1 0.5-2 2.0-3 - - - - 1.0-2 - 1.0-3 ------DNP - 2.5 2-1 3.5 3-1 1-0 - - - 0-1 - 1-0 DNP - - - 3-0 6 5-1 - . .------1.0-7 1.0-4 - - - - 1.0 1.0 1-0 1-0 - . .- - 2.0-5 ------2.0 2-0 1-1 0-1 - - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 3 1-2 - N - N - N N N N N N - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP 1-0 DNP 0-1 DNP 2 1-1 ------1-0 - - - - 1-0 - - - 2 2-0 ------N - DNP 0-1 - 1-0 - 2-0 0-1 - - - 1-0 6 4-2 - - N N DNP - - - - DNP DNP 1-0 - - - - 1 1-0 - - N - - 0-1 ------1-0 - - - 1-0 - DNP - - 0-1 ------0-1 - 1-0 0-1 1-0 2 - 0-2 3 3 1-2 3-0 - - - - - 1-0 - 1-0 ------2 2-0 ------1-0 0-1 - - - - - 1 1 0-1 1-0 1 1 2 1 - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - 1 - - 1 ------1 ------1 - - 2 - - - 2 ------1 ------DNP - - - 1 ------1 1 - 1 1 - - 1 ------1 1 1 - - - - 1 ------1 ------1 1 2 DNP 1- FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 ------1------1- - N N N N - - DNP DNP DNP DNP - - - OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes 27 Robertson, Evan, at North Texas (Nov 18, 2006) Season Highs and Lows Yards Rushing 208 Gross, Eugene, at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) TD Rushes 2 Hamilton,Mike, at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Gross, Eugene, at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Rushes 28 Pierre, Charles at North Texas (Nov 18, 2006) Long Rush 76 Gross, Eugene, at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Yards Rushing 122 Pierre, Charles vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Pass attempts 32 MARSHALL, Wes, vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) TD Rushes 1 Rose, Willie at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) Pass completions 20 Haugabook, Omar, vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Pierre, Charles at Louisiana Monroe (Sep 30, 2006) Yards Passing 325 Haugabook, Omar, vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Sanchez, Aaron at Louisiana Monroe (Sep 30, 2006) TD Passes 5 Syvelle Newton, at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Pierre, Charles vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Long Pass 70 Haugabook, Omar, vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Manley, B.J. vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Receptions 9 Sidney Rice, at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Pierre, Charles at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Quinn, Johnny, at North Texas (Nov 18, 2006) Pierre, Charles at North Texas (Nov 18, 2006) Yards Receiving 161 Sidney Rice, at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Manley, B.J. vs FIU (Nov 25, 2006) TD Receptions 5 Sidney Rice, at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Pierre, Charles vs FIU (Nov 25, 2006) Long Reception 70 Rutledge, Toris, vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Long Rush 47 Clayton, Sean at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Field Goals 3 Hopovac, Denis, at North Texas (Nov 18, 2006) Pass attempts 37 Smith, Rusty vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Long Field Goal 45 Dean, J, at Clemson (Sep 02, 2006) Pass completions 24 Smith, Rusty vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Punts 8 Framel, Brit, vs Louisiana-Lafayette (Oct 18, 2006) Yards Passing 312 Smith, Rusty vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Punting Avg 52.0 Spencer, Truman, at North Texas (Nov 18, 2006) TD Passes 2 Clayton, Sean vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Long Punt 70 Fodge,Matt, at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) Smith, Rusty vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Long Punt Return 92 Ford, J, at Clemson (Sep 02, 2006) Smith, Rusty vs FIU (Nov 25, 2006) Long Kickoff Return 94 Nickson, Damon, at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Long Pass 54 Smith, Rusty vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Tackles 13 Weathers, Aaron, at North Texas (Nov 18, 2006) Receptions 6 Simeon, Frantz at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Sacks 2.0 Fountain,Marque, at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) McGahee, Casey vs FIU (Nov 25, 2006) Eric Norwood, at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Yards Receiving 110 Simeon, Frantz vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Tackles For Loss 4.0 Fountain,Marque, at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) TD Receptions 1 Harmon, Jason at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Interceptions 1 Hamlin, M, at Clemson (Sep 02, 2006) Holley, Avery at Louisiana Monroe (Sep 30, 2006) Baldwin, Bryan, at Kansas State (Sep 09, 2006) Holley, Avery vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Mickens,Calvin, at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) Wilkes, Chad vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Lemon,Orie, at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) Harmon, Jason vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Curtis Rice, at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Sanchez, Aaron vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Zelasko, Dave, vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) McGahee, Casey at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Takeno, Rob, vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Sanchez, Aaron vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Blount, Gerren, vs Louisiana-Lafayette (Oct 18, 2006) Grant, Jamari vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Hathorn, Greg, vs Louisiana-Lafayette (Oct 18, 2006) Simeon, Frantz vs FIU (Nov 25, 2006) Ramage, Rob, vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Sanchez, Aaron vs FIU (Nov 25, 2006) Robinson, B., at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Long Reception 54 Simeon, Frantz vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Clemons, Lonnie, at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Field Goals 2 Leroy, Warley at Clemson (Sep 02, 2006) Lee, Boris, vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Leroy, Warley vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) McKelvin, L., vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Leroy, Warley vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Long Field Goal 41 Leroy, Warley vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) OPPONENT GAME HIGHS Punts 9 O'Neill, Mike at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) Rushes 43 at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) Punting Avg 41.5 Peterson, K. at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Yards Rushing 271 at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Long Punt 53 O'Neill, Mike at Clemson (Sep 02, 2006) Yards Per Rush 7.5 at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Long Punt Return 29 Simeon, Frantz at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) TD Rushes 4 at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) Long Kickoff Return 53 Bartels, Kris vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Pass attempts 38 at Louisiana Monroe (Sep 30, 2006) Tackles 15 Bartels, Kris at North Texas (Nov 18, 2006) Pass completions 23 at Louisiana Monroe (Sep 30, 2006) Sacks 2.0 Pinnick, Josh vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Yards Passing 325 vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Tackles For Loss 3.0 Pinnick, Josh vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Yards Per Pass 11.2 vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Interceptions 3 Small, Corey vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) TD Passes 5 at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Total Plays 72 at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Total Offense 492 at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes 46 vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Yards Rushing 193 vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Yards Per Rush 4.7 vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) TD Rushes 2 at Louisiana Monroe (Sep 30, 2006) vs FIU (Nov 25, 2006) Pass attempts 43 at Clemson (Sep 02, 2006) Pass completions 24 vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Yards Passing 312 vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006) Yards Per Pass 10.0 vs FIU (Nov 25, 2006) TD Passes 3 vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Total Plays 84 at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Total Offense 488 vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Yards Per Play 6.4 vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Points 32 vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Sacks By 4 at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) First Downs 25 vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) Penalties 12 at Kansas State (Sep 09, 2006) Penalty Yards 110 at Kansas State (Sep 09, 2006) Turnovers 5 vs Louisiana-Lafayette (Oct 18, 2006) Interceptions By 5 vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006)

Yards Per Play 7.3 at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) Points 54 at Clemson (Sep 02, 2006) Sacks By 5 at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) First Downs 25 at South Carolina (Sep 23, 2006) Penalties 9 vs Louisiana-Lafayette (Oct 18, 2006) Penalty Yards 73 vs FIU (Nov 25, 2006) Turnovers 6 vs Arkansas State (Oct 28, 2006) Interceptions By 2 at Oklahoma State (Sep 16, 2006) 129 vs Southern Utah (Oct 12, 2006) vs Louisiana-Lafayette (Oct 18, 2006) at Middle Tennessee (Nov. 4, 2006) vs Troy (Nov 11, 2006)

Rusty Smith, QB Monument to Program Builders

The football program was built by individuals who came together as one. To immortalize those individuals a monument was designed by Head Coach

MEDIA Howard Schnellenberger. Each individual listed on the plaque joined the COACHES program by 2000 and remained steadfast with the Owl football program PLAYERS through the first four seasons. Some remain OPPONENTS to carry the torch, some went on to REVIEW HISTORY professional football, some have become FAU coaches and many have begun to build families—but all will forever be fans of Florida Atlantic football. Y HISTOR

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Football Timeline A 40-member committee, comprised of faculty, students, alumni and community leaders, was announced, March 11, 1997. The committee’s charge was to study the feasibility of FAU adding NCAA Division I football. February 1998 concluded the year-long feasibility study. President Anthony J. Catanese and Athletic Director Tom Cargill began the search for the program’s first coach.

MEDIA DECEMBER 1998 COACHES FAU leaves the gridiron for the Intracoastal PLAYERS Waterway for its first boat parade. FAU ap- peared in five boat parades in 1998 and OPPONENTS 1999. REVIEW HISTORY FAU

MAY 1, 1998 JULY 1998 Howard Schnellenberger hired as Director of Schnellenberger attended the State of FEBRUARY 15, 1999 Football Operations. Florida Football press conference. It was President Catanese lights a bonfire to the first football presence FAU would have ignite a homecoming tradition. It was the MAY 1998 among other state universities. first of three to be held prior to kick-off. Schnellenberger began speaking wherever two or more gathered. It is estimated he has appeared on FAU’s behalf more than 600 times in the last three years.

OCTOBER 1998 A Football Founder’s Trophy is built to signify the mountains the program has climbed and those who contributed money prior to an intercollegiate down being played. The Founders are immortalized on a column, designed after the Washington Monument and the Grand Canyon. MARCH 11, 1999 FAU President Anthony J. Catanese and OCTOBER 17, 1998 Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger, on the Capitol Building’s lawn, receive approval FAU takes a trip to the University of from the now defunct Board of Regents, to Louisville for the Cardinals Stadium

OPPONENTS add football at FAU. JUNE 1998 Opening. Howard Guggenheim becomes first Football 132 Founder of the Inner Circle. NOVEMBER 11, 1998 FAU travels to the University of South Florida, a state university that recently added football.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 OCTOBER 1999 JANUARY 2000 The Boca Raton Female Football League Oxley Center construction begins with (BFFL), founded by Football Founder ground clearing and baseball “B” field Yvonne Boyce, hosts a women’s only reconstruction. luncheon, featuring soccer star Brandi Chastain, to heighten football awareness. FEBRUARY 2, 2000 FAU’s first signing day featured a “pot NOVEMBER 6, 1999 luck” dinner and future player Football participates in the American announcement. Diabetes Walk, one of several charitable services the program has participated in MARCH 2000 during its initial phase. FAU Football wins the International Bed Race, held in Hawaii.

MAY 1999 First coaches are a temporary staff hired to recruit for the month of May.

JULY 1999 Howard Schnellenberger is awarded a seven-year contract as head coach and announces Tom Oxley’s donation for the Athletic Center and practice fields.

AUGUST 28, 2000 The first practice was held in the Palm Beach Community College Gym, on FAU’s Boca Raton Campus, due to inclement weather. More than 160 students tried out for the team.

AUGUST 29, 2000 FAU football takes the field for the first time. SEPTEMBER 133 29,1999 FAU celebrates the ground breaking for the Tom Oxley Athletic Center. SEPTEMBER 23, DECEMBER 2003 2000 Sun Belt offers conference invite. Bethune-Cookman first playoff game. FAU advanced to the semifinals “Dream Team” puts together “Fall and finished No. 4 nationally. FestivOwl” celebrating the squad’s first scrimmage, with a barbeque and a celebrity roast, which featured Don MEDIA Shula, Jim Kelly and other friends and COACHES former players under Coach Schnellenberger. PLAYERS OPPONENTS REVIEW OCTOBER 19, 2000 HISTORY FAU signs a three-year deal to play all FAU home games at Pro Player Stadium, home of the Miami Dolphins.

NOVEMBER 2000 FAU ends season with a scrimmage at Pro Player Stadium.

END OF SEASON 2004 FEBRUARY 7, 2001 In 2004, the squad opened the season with five Second Signing Day. “Pot Luck” tradition consecutive victories, all on the road, and two continues. Five players who sign are were against bowl participants in both 2003 and among the Sun-Sentinel’s top-100 high 2004. Two players instrumental in that success school recruits. were Jared Allen and Chris Laskowski, both invited to play in the Hula Bowl. MARCH 7, 2001 FAU holds its third annual celebrity golf tournament and second annual fishing tournament. SEPTEMBER 1, 2001 Lt. Governor Frank T. Brogan tosses FIRST SUN BELT inaugural game’s coin. CONFERENCE GAME Louisiana-Monroe September 22, 2005. Kick-off! Y

HISTOR SEPTEMBER 9, 2005 First nationally televised game at Dolphin Stadium 134 AUGUST 28, 2003 against Oklahoma State. Defeated first I-A opponent; fastest program to do it (22nd game). 2006 First Sun-Belt Conference winning record 4-3.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Recruiting Classes LISTED ALPHABETICALLY

2000 NAME POS HT WGTCLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Jared Allen QB 6-3 185 Fr Edmond, OK (HS) Arthur Cave DE 6-1 245 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) Eddie Dunbar TE 6-3 240 Fr Pompano Beach, FL (Northeast HS) Jack Fenelon DB 5-11 170 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Atlantic HS) Mario Fernandez QB 6-3 240 Fr Hialeah, FL (HS) Yrvens Guerrier DE 6-1 235 Fr Miami, FL (North Miami HS) Tyrone Higgins LB 6-1 235 Fr Riviera Beach, FL (Palm Beach Gardens) Robert Hunnicutt OL 6-3 260 Fr Miami, FL (Sunset HS) Adrian Jackson DB 5-10 170 Fr Pompano Beach, FL (Ely HS) Anthony Jackson RB 5-9 180 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Olympic Heights HS) Garett Jahn QB 6-3 190 Fr Tallahassee, FL (Leon HS) Dekolan James RB 5-10 192 Fr Miami, FL (Carol City HS) Mauratae Johnson DB 6-1 180 Fr West Palm Beach, FL (Suncoast HS) Kevin Ketchum OL 6-4 225 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard HS) Jamaal Knowles DE 6-3 210 Fr Vero Beach, FL (Sebastian River HS) Ernest Osborne DE 6-4 225 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard HS) Doug Parker RB 5-11 205 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Atlantic HS) Thomas Parker WR 6-2 190 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) James Ray OL 6-4 280 Fr Boca Raton, FL (HS) Cory Reddick DB 5-7 170 Fr Boynton Beach, FL (Santaluces HS) Dave Richards DE 6-3 265 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Spanish River HS) Ramon Rickards DT 6-1 230 Fr Miami, FL (Killian HS) Craig Roundtree DB 5-8 170 Fr Bradenton, FL (Southeast HS) Larry Taylor WR 5-7 165 Fr Sebastian, FL (Sebastian River HS)

2001 Jared Allen (FIVE LISTED AMONG STATE’S TOP-100) NAME POS HT WGTCLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Jake Beckman DE 6-3 220 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Palmetto HS) Sam Black RB 5-10 195 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Senior HS) Sylvester Brinkley LB 6-3 185 Fr Stuart, FL (Martin County HS) Yulkeith Brown DB 5-8 175 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) Mark Chase DE 6-3 260 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Central HS) Anthony Crissinger-Hill TE 6-3 200 Fr Tampa, FL (Jefferson HS) Thavaris Dority WR 6-4 185 Fr Boca Raton, FL (HS) Dominic Fair LB 6-0 225 Fr Boynton Beach, FL (Spanish River HS) Yamon Figurs WR 5-11 160 Fr Fort Pierce, FL (Fort Pierce-Westwood HS) Kevin Fischer OL 6-3 235 Fr Boca Raton, FL (Pope John Paul II HS) William Gray DL 6-4 210 Fr Lauderdale Lakes, FL (Boyd Anderson HS) Willie Hughley CB 5-10 170 Fr Haines City, FL (Haines City HS) Dimitri Jacques LB 6-3 205 Fr Miami, FL (Miami Beach HS) Tremaine Johnson DB 5-11 172 Fr Boynton Beach, FL (Santaluces HS) Justin Markey D 6-3 225 Fr Sarasota, FL (HS) Chris McKinley SS 6-1 190 Fr Rockledge, FL (HS) Kinyumba Mutakabbir LB 6-2 187 Fr Lawrenceville, GA (Berkmar HS) Taurian Osborne CB 5-10 176 Fr Pembroke Pines, FL (Miami Jackson Senior) Anthony Porter II RB 5-10 176 Fr Bradenton, FL (Manatee HS) Darion Porter WR 6-1 170 Fr Bradenton, FL (Manatee HS) Todd Poitier WR 6-1 170 So Deerfield Beach, FL (HS/Florida) Jason Pugh DE 6-2 234 Fr Atlantic Beach, FL (Fletcher HS) Jordan Roberts DT 6-2 235 Jr Santa Maria, CA (S. Broward HS/Alan Hancock CC) Cameron Rodgers FS 5-10 174 Fr Tampa, FL (Jefferson HS) Chris Shephard OL 6-3 288 Fr Apopka, FL (HS) Justin Sobol OT 6-4 266 Fr Oakland Park, FL (Ely HS) Teddy Strachan DT 6-2 245 Fr Dania Beach, FL (South Broward HS) Brittney Tellis WR 5-9 170 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) Javier Valdes OL 6-5 300 Fr Miami, FL (Belen Jesuit Prep) Scott Whitener OL 6-4 270 Fr Fort Meade, FL (HS) David Wright OL 6-5 335 Fr Orange City, FL (Deland HS) 135

Chris Shephard 2002 NAME POS HT WGTCLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Shomari Earls DB 6-2 205 Fr Lake Park, FL (Palm Beach Gardens HS) Lawerence Gordan DB 5-11 175 Fr Hallandale, FL (HS) Josh Jenkins DE 6-2 215 Fr Lauderhill, FL (Dillard HS) Robert Matheny RB 6-0 185 Jr Riviera Beach, FL (Dwyer HS/Allan Hancock CC) David McDowell DB 5-11 185 Fr Davie, FL (Nova HS) MEDIA Dante McFadden CB 6-0 180 Fr Pompano Beach, FL (Ely HS) Tito Pollice WR 6-3 185 Fr Lakeland, FL (Lake Gibson HS) COACHES Leland Rodgers RB 6-2 215 Jr Chandler, AZ (Scottsdale CC) PLAYERS Quincy Skinner DB 5-10 170 Fr Coral Springs, FL (Ely HS) Quentin Swain LB 6-0 230 So Miami, FL (Northwestern HS/WVU) OPPONENTS Jovony Ward DB 6-1 205 Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS, Pittsburgh) REVIEW 2003 HISTORY NAME POS HT WGTCLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) FAU Taheem Acevedo FS 6-1 195 Fr Miami, FL (Flex Varela Senior HS) Roosevelt Bynes WR 6-1 175 Jr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Piper HS/Pittsburgh) Danny Embick QB 6-0 210 So Jupiter, FL (Dwyer/WVU) Nello Faulk OL 6-6 245 Fr Tampa, FL (Robinson HS) Jason Fleming DL 6-2 276 Fr Lauderhill, FL (Piper HS) Matt Guice OL 6-5 270 Fr Kissimmee, FL (Osceola HS) Lawrence Gordon Dane Hansen QB 6-2 195 Fr Longboat Key, FL (Cardinal Mooney HS) “B.J.” Manley RB 5-9 180 Fr Miami, FL (Norland HS) Antes Perkins OL 6-4 265 Fr Miramar, FL (Stranahan HS) Michael Reed LB 6-1 230 Fr Vero Beach, FL (HS) Jarrid Smith OL 6-2 250 Fr Okeechobee, FL (HS) Dominick Walker RB 5-10 195 Fr Lakeland, FL (HS) Stetson Wilson OT 6-6 297 Fr Lakeland, FL (HS)

2004 NAME POS HT WGTCLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Rickey Bethel DB 5-10 180 Jr Boynton Beach, FL (Pasadena CC) Carldayle Brantley FS 6-1 172 Fr Miami, FL (William H. Turner HS) Andre Clark LB 6-1 205 Fr Miami, FL (Pace HS) Darren Coney WR 6-0 175 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Boyd Anderson HS) Ted Czepiga LB 6-0 208 Fr Bethany, CT (Amity HS) Brad Gagne LB 6-1 220 Fr Palm Beach Gardens, FL (HS) Antonio Hall DT 6-0 272 Fr Starke, FL (Bradford County HS) Anthony Heard RB 6-0 200 Fr Coral Springs, FL (Taravella HS) Vinnie Henderson DT 6-5 252 Fr Plantation, FL (South Plantation HS) Brandon Jackson OL 6-3 245 Fr Miami, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS) Jervonte Jackson DT 6-3 270 Fr Opa Locka, FL (North Miami HS) E.J. Jones DE 6-3 225 Fr Miami, FL (Southwest HS) Gregory Joseph DB 5-10 184 Fr Miami, FL (Southwest HS) Kyle Langford WR 6-3 181 Fr Port St. Lucie, FL (Centennial HS) Jarrett McDonald OL 6-5 260 Fr Pembroke Pines, FL (Flanagan HS) Danny Embick Nick Paris OL 6-1 310 Fr Palm Bay, FL (HS) Charles Pierre RB 5-9 195 Fr Orlando, FL (Highland Prep) Kristopher Rush DE 6-0 210 Fr Tallahassee, FL (Lawton Chiles HS) Frantz Simeon WR 5-9 166 Fr Lake Park, FL (Palm Beach Gardens HS) Corey Small CB 5-10 170 Fr Naples, FL (Gulf Coast HS) McKinson Souverain QB 6-0 173 Fr Delray Beach, FL (Atlantic HS) Zachary Wichner OT 6-4 260 Fr Davie, FL (South Plantation HS)

Y Steve Williams CB 5-10 160 Fr Hollywood, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS)

2005 NAME POS HT WGTCLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) George Allen LB 6-0 200 Fr Lakeland, FL (Lakeland Senior HS) Chris Bonner WR 6-3 178 Fr Tampa, FL (Gaither HS) Edward Bradwell LB 6-1 200 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard HS) Jermaine Council DE 6-5 238 Fr Melbourne, FL (Eau Gallie HS) Roderick Ferguson RB 5-8 188 Fr Deerfield Beach, FL (Deerfield Beach HS)

HISTOR Cortez Gent WR 6-2 170 Fr Chiefland, FL (HS) Christopher Goff LB 6-1 178 Fr Fort Myers, FL (Cypress Lake HS) 136 Jamari Grant TE 6-4 177 Fr Jacksonville, FL (First Coast HS) Terence Hall DB 5-8 170 Fr Milton, FL (Pace HS) Jason Harmon WR 6-3 184 Fr Tampa, FL (Riverview HS) Eldrid Jones DL 6-2 250 Fr Deerfield Beach, FL (Deerfield Beach HS) John Jones WR 5-10 183 Fr Jupiter, FL (HS) Jervonte Jackson

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Canshario Johnson WR 6-0 177 Fr Tampa, FL (Middleton HS) David Matlock DL 6-2 239 Fr Lake Wales, FL (Lake Wales HS) Joshua McClover DE 6-5 198 Fr North Lauderdale, FL (Coconut Creek HS) Erick McIntosh DB 6-0 180 Fr Fort Myers, FL (Lehigh HS) John Mertilus DT 6-2 288 Fr Port St. Lucie, FL (Ft. Pierce Central HS) Kevin Miller OT 6-3 304 Fr Oakland Park, FL (Northeast HS) Keegan Peterson K 6-0 175 Fr Riverview, FL (HS) William Rose RB 6-1 213 Fr Lutz, FL (Gaither HS) Josh Savidge DE 6-1 252 Fr Naples, FL (HS) Rusty Smith QB 6-4 201 Fr Jacksonville, FL (Sandalwood HS) Jimmy Toussaint TE 6-4 252 Fr Miami, FL (Edison HS) Jeff VanCamp QB 6-5 205 Fr Gulf Breeze, FL (Navarre HS) Lavoris Williams OT/DT 6-3 250 Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Dillard HS)

2006 NAME HT WGT POS CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Dennis Bowling 6-3 313 OG Fr Orlando, FL (Boone HS) Eli Cranor 6-2 195 QB Fr Russellville, AR (Russellville HS) Joseph Dawson 6-5 300 OT Fr Hallandale, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS) Markee Drummer 6-4 205 DE/LB Fr West Palm Beach, FL (Cardinal Newman HS) Corddero Drummond 6-1 190 RB Fr West Palm Beach, FL (Palm Beach Lakes HS) Malik Eugene 6-3 200 LB/TE Fr Tampa, FL (Freedom HS) William Rose Willie Floyd 5-9 165 RB Fr Hollywood, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS) Tarvoris Hill 6-0 170 CB Fr Miami, FL (Central HS) Avery Holley 6-0 150 WR Fr Pompano Beach, FL (Ely HS) Rob Housler 6-5 210 TE Fr Converse, TX (Judson HS) Rod Huggins 6-1 185 QB/FS Fr Moore Haven (HS) Devon Irwin 6-6 255 OL Fr Sarasota, FL (Booker HS) Craig Jenkins 6-0 195 LB/SS Fr Miami, FL (Northwestern HS) Rodney Jones 5-11 185 RB Fr Dunnellon, FL (HS) C.J. Lee 6-3 230 LB/FB Fr St. Petersburg, FL (St. Pete Catholic HS) Michael Lockley 6-2 225 LB Fr Orlando, FL (Olympia HS) David Muniz 5-11 201 FB Fr Longwood, FL (Lyman HS) Tavious Polo 5-10 146 DB Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (South Plantation HS) Mauricio Riquer 6-4 275 DL Fr Plantation, FL (South Plantation HS) Jeff VanCamp 6-5 205 QB Fr Gulf Breeze, FL (Navarre HS) Ed Wertepny IV 6-5 215 WR/TE Fr Tampa, FL (Sickles HS) Ryan Wischnefski 6-2 310 OG Fr Palm Bay, FL (Melbourne HS)

2007 NAME HT WGT POS CLS HOMETOWN (PREVIOUS SCHOOL) Dustin Anglin 6-4 250 DT/DL Fr Plant City, FL (Lake Gibson HS) Jeff Blanchard 5-9 195 RB So Delray Beach, FL (Garden City CC) Dino Cox 6-3 240 DL Fr Tampa, FL (Wharton HS) Curtis Cross 5-10 170 CB Fr Belle Glade, FL (Glades Central HS) Jarvis Givens 6-3 300 DT Fr Miami, FL (Columbus HS) Mickey Groody 5-11 170 P Fr Pompano Beach, FL (St. Thomas Aquinas HS) Lestar Jean 6-3 195 WR Fr Miami, FL (Miami Norland HS) Austin Jensen 6-1 190 S Fr Bradenton, FL (Manatee HS) Jamere Johnson 6-4 220 DE Fr Wesley Chapel, FL (Wharton HS) Max Karrick 6-6 280 OT Fr Palm City, FL (South Fork HS) Jhermel Knight 5-10 183 RB Fr Fort Myers, FL (Dunbar HS) Samuel McRoy 6-4 249 OT Fr Jacksonville, FL (William M. Raines HS) Alfred Morris 5-11 222 RB Fr Pensacola, FL (Pine Forest HS) Tim Moscato 6-2 200 QB Fr Naples, FL (HS) Chris Newbold 6-4 250 DL/OL Fr Fort Lauderdale, FL (Pembroke Pines Charter HS) Rob Housler Avionne Rolle 5-9 180 DB Fr Miami, FL (Central HS) Xavier Stinson 5-9 225 RB/LB Fr Miami, FL (Chaminade-Madonna HS) Darian Williams 6-3 195 WR Fr North Lauderdale, FL (Northeast HS)

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OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 138 HISTORY resGere 10 L9 Miami, FL 92 Orlando, FL 64 Jacksonville, FL Lauderdale Lakes, FL 87 90 DL OL Chiefland, FL 01-04 16 TE DL 01-04 M 06 01-04 Palm Beach,FL Yrvens Guerrier WR 51 06 George Guffey William Gray LB Jamari 04-05 Grant Lawren Cortez Gent Brad Gagne utnFrtn0 B4 Miami, FL 48 LB 06 Lauderhill, FL 98 Coral Springs, FL 69 J Delray Beach,FL 6 BocaRaton,FL Dustin Forston 76 DL OL Ryan Fork 03-05 03 CB OL Willi Tampa, FL 70/52 02 01-04 Jason Fleming OL Michael Fishetti 03-06 Kevin Fischer Jack Fenelon Nello Faulk o dad 30 L5 Plantation, FL 56 OL Lake Park, FL 59 03-04 LB Dann 02-05 Bob Edwards DiI Shomari Earls E-G Poland, OH 15 Miami, FL 49 QB Miami, FL LB 95 Jacksonville, FL 05-06 37 Miami, 04-06 FL 85 Justin Clevelan DL Land PK O’Lakes, FL 49 02-03 Sean Clayton DE 06 Andre Clark Miami, FL 01-02 60 RB Logan Chipperfield 01 Mark Chase OL Arthur Cave 01-03 Jason Carpenter Miami, FL eth Campos 7 T FortLauderdale, FL 17 K CB WR C-D Miami, FL 01 57 03-04 North Miami, FL 37 Roosevelt Bynes LB WR Yulkeith Brown 01 Orlando, FL Pompano 02 Beach,FL 73 FortLauderdale, FL 41 Mik 47 Tampa, FL Sylvester Brinkley 19 OL RB LB Gerrius Brantley 06 06 WR 05-06 Canfield, OH Car 39 06 Edward Bradwell Miami, FL Boynton Beach,FL Dennis Bowling FB 35 13 01/03 Glynn Bostic RB Chris Bonner DB 01 04-06 Josh Blaylock Miami FL 91 Plantation, FL TE/LB80/49 J 02-05 Hollywood, FL 30/27 West PalmRickey Beach,FL Bethel DL DB 30 Junior Bergel FortPierce, 01-02 FL 04-06 28/2 Miami, FL DB Erik Benson 80 RB 04 Jake Beckman 02-04 Pembroke Pines, FL Kris Bartels TE Davie, FL 34 72 06 Daveon Barron Lakeland, FL DB 50 Cartier Barber DL 03-04 Damian Armondo 02 LB Christian Amaya 05-06 Miami,Anthony FL Almonte 25 J George DB Allen 03-06 Dewain Ak Taheem Acevedo A-B All-Time Roster ai uee0 B3 Tampa, FL 39 LB 06 Domini Malik Eugene An di ubr0 1Pompano Beach,FL 61 C BocaRaton,FL 01 25 Bethany, CT Miami, FL Russellville, AR 44 81 14 DB Bri LB 05-06 QB TE Eddie Dunbar 04-05 06 01-05 Melbourne, FL Tampa,FL John DeShields 94 84 Dantson Dareus Miami, FL DL 86 Ted Czepiga TE Vineland, NJ 83 06 A. 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Lee DL Chris Laskowski 01-04 K OL Jacksonville, FL Dustin Konkal 55 01-03 05 Brett Konchak Kevin OL Ketchum 05-06 Daniel Kennard Preston Kendrick Tom Keane Robert K K-L Tallahassee, FL 14 Miami, FL 1 Miami, FL QB 55 J 01-03 RB Cr Opa-Locka, FL Sarasota, FL 92 01/03-04 DL 60 Dekolan James 01-04 Delray Beach,FL Garrett Jahn 4 DT OL Dimitri Jacques 04-06 06 Jervonte Jackson RB Br 01-04 Anthony Jackson Devon Irwin rnzJsp 6L 6FortLauderdale, FL 56 Miami, FL LB 80/93 DE 06 04-06 Boynton Beach,FL 8 West Palm Beach,FL 2 Gr Tampa, FL Frantz Joseph 84 CB E.J. Jones S 01-02 WR Tremaine Johnson 01-02 06 Mauratae Johnson Conshario Johnson rneHl 5R 4Milton,FL 14 RB 05 erence Hall nta ae 1F 1SouthFork,FL 41 FB Tampa, FL 01 20 WR onathan Hayes 05-06 ason Harmon ak osh J Senior Night. by CoachSchnellenbergeron2005 fatal caraccident.Heiscongratulated four-year careerin2005afteranear first signingclass. Hecompleteda Thomas Parker wasamemberof the ai eg J no ako 40 L6 Miami, FL 65 OL 04-06 andon Jackson chael Ippolito he oke 6L 9Orlando, FL 59 LB 06 chael Lockley ui 20 2T Port St.Lucie, FL TE 02 02-03 e Lucie ekn 6L 7Miami, FL 57 LB 06 g Jenkins sp 50 DB 05-06 oseph enkin risi01 arpinski s 20 E9 Lauderhill, FL 91 DE 02-06 6L 2St.Petersburg, FL 42 LB 06 Miami, FL 18 QB 02 BocaRaton,FL 59 OL 05 OL 2Syoset,NY 72 3 Mi ami, FL Shomari Earls in theprogram’s firstfour seasons. One of 10playerstoplayineverygame Mark Myers M-N Q-R B.J. Manley 03-06 RB 8 Miami, FL Ryan Rankin 01 K 17 Sarasota, FL Philip Martin 05 OL 69 Pembroke Pines, FL Dave Richards 01-04 OL 77 Delray Beach, FL Robert Matheny 02 RB 34 Riviera Beach, FL Ramon Rickards 01-04 DL 99 Miami, FL Ed Mathews 01 OL 75 Naples, FL Mauricio Riquer 06 DT 86 Plantation, FL David Matlock 06 OL 72 Lake Wales, FL Wilfred Rivera 06 WR 83 Fort Myers, FL Mark Maycock 05-06 DB 18 Hialeah Gardens, FL John Rizzo 05-06 OL 71 Coral Springs, FL Joshua McClover 06 DL 77 North Lauderdale, FL Jordan Roberts 01-02 DT 87 Hollywood, FL Sam McCoy 01-02 DL 98 Hollywood, FL Cameron Rodgers 01-04 FS 27 Tampa, FL Coisge McCullough 01 DB 26 Tampa, FL Leland Rodgers 02-03 FB 31 Chandler, AZ Jarret McDonald 05-06 OL 79 Orlando, FL Andy Rosas 01-03 P 30, 19 Miami, FL William McDonald 01-04 DL 71 Tampa, FL William Rose 05-06 RB 46 Lutz, FL David McDowell 02/04-05 DB/RB 26 Davie, FL Craig Roundtree 01-04 S 3 Bradenton, FL Casey McGahee 02-06 WR 82/7 Fort Myers, FL Kristopher Rush 04-06 DL 61 Tallahassee, FL Erick McIntosh 06 CB 21 Fort Myers, FL Chris McKinley 01-04 LB 54 Rockledge, FL S-T Etiene Menard 02 QB 16 Miami, FL Chris Salivar 01-03 OL 53 Palm Beach Gardens, FL John Mertilus 06 DT 96 Port St. Lucie, FL Aaron Sanchez 02-04 RB 35 Miami, FL Gedel Merzius 06 CB 29 Miami, FL Josh Savidge 05-06 DL 95 Naples, FL Kevin Miller 06 OL 64 Oakland Park, FL Garrett Schubert 02 S 45 Fort Lauderdale, FL Sherard Mizell 02 DB 32 Cocoa, FL Jameson Schultz 02 OL 67 Longwood, FL Gil Monzon 05-06 OL 74 Boynton Beach, FL Jonathan Segrete 06 K 30 Largo, FL David Muniz 06 FB 33 Longwood, FL Nick Seta 01 LB 51 Boca Raton, FL Chris Munoz 01-02 OL 63 Miami, FL Chris Shepherd 01-04 OL 67 Apopka, FL Chris Munoz 05 OL 60 Weston, FL Frantz Simeon 04-06 WR 19 Lake Park, FL Kinyumba Mutakabbir01-05 LB 42 Lawrenceville, FL Cergile Sincere 03-06 LB 45 Belle Glade, FL Julian Myers 05-06 LB 43 Staten Island, NY Johnnie Sloan 01-04 DL 96 Bradenton, FL Mark Myers 01-04 K 38 Rockledge, FL Quincy Skinner 02-05 DB 10 Coral Springs, FL Cory Small 04-06 DB 26 Naples, FL 0-P Jarrid Smith 03-06 OL 72 Okeechobee, FL Mike O’Neill 06 P 38 Vero Beach, FL Rusty Smith 06 QB 11 Jacksonville, FL Taurian Osborne 01-02 S 40, 7 Pembroke Pines, FL Justin Sobol 01-03 OL 69 Oakland, Park, FL Tony Padilla 01 LB 59 Weston, FL Ryan Sollazzo 06 DL 75 Brandon, FL Adam Pantelakos 03-04 OL 71 Miami, FL McKinson Souverain04-05 QB 14 Delray Beach, FL Peter Pantelakos 03-06 OL 62 Miami, FL Richard Spencer 01 WR 89 Sunrise, FL Brian Pare 02-03 LS 61 Boca Raton, FL Robert St. Clair 05-06 DL 76 West Palm Beach, FL Nick Paris 04-06 OL 69/68 Palm Bay, FL Teddy Strachan 01-04 DL 94 Dania Beach, FL Doug Parker 01/03-04 RB 5 Delray Beach, FL Quentin Swain 02-03 LB 51 Miami, FL Thomas Parker 01-05 WR 88 Miami, FL Larry Taylor 01-04 WR 9 Sebastian, FL Ryan Paros 06 LS 23 Marathon, FL Brittney Tellis 01-04 WR 16, 1 Miami, FL Lee Pasick 01-03 S 23 Sarasota, FL Jerrell Terry 02-04 S 29 Kissimmee, FL Antes Perkins 03-06 OL 63 Miramar, FL Justin Thomas 01 FB 10 Miami, FL Keegan Peterson 06 K 30 Riverview, FL Charles Pierre 04-06 RB 31 Orlando, FL U-Z Troy Pindell 02-06 WR 40 Tamarac, FL Raul Valero 06 OL 58 Miami, FL Josh Pinnick 03-06 DL 97 Satellite Beach, FL Jeff VanCamp 06 QB 12 Gulf Breeze, FL Todd Poitier 01 LB 44 Deerfield Beach, FL Ryan VanKirk 01 DL 62 Venice, FL Tito Pollice 02-04 WR 89 Lakeland, FL Jason Vera 03 LB 49 Walk Villa Rica, GA Darrion Porter-Isom 01-05 WR 21 Palmetto, FL Dominick Walker 03-05 RB 32/2 Lakeland, FL Matt Prudenti 01-03 WR 15 Vero Beach, FL Joe Walker 01-04 LB 52 Deerfield Beach, FL Jason Pugh 02-04 LB 57 Atlantic Beach, FL Javony Ward 02 DB 11 Miami, FL Kyle Watkins 06 RB 33 Merritt Island, FL Ed Wertepny 06 TE 82 Tampa, FL Cedric White 03-06 RB 30 Pembroke Pines, FL Nat Whitehurst 01-02 OL 66 Sarasota, FL Scott Whitener 01-03 OT 73 Fort Meade, FL Zach Wichner 04-06 OL 67 Davie, FL Chad Wilkes 05-06 WR 17 Fort Myers, FL Mike Wilds 05-06 TE 85 Miramar, FL Lavoris Williams 06 OL 70 Fort Lauderdale, FL Stetson Wilson 03-05 OL 73 Lakeland, FL Rhett Winslow 01 OL 65 Punta Gorda, FL Ryan Wischnefski 06 OL 76 Palm Bay, FL David Wright 01 OL 68 Orange City, FL Sean Wright 06 LB 58 Fernandina Beach, FL Derek Zak 04 DB 37 Melbourne, FL Aaron Sanchez

139 All-Time Lettermen

The “All-Time Lettermen’s Club” is a list of players who have met the requirements, set by the coaching staff, to earn a varsity letter. It may differ from both the “All-Time Roster” and the “All-Time Numerical Roster.” Following each name is year(s) lettered, hometown and high school.

A M Taheem Acevedo 03-04 Miami, FL Flex Verala B.J. Manley 04-05 Miami, FL Norland Dwaine Akerblom 02/04-05 Coral Springs, FL Nova High School Ed Mathews 01 Naples, FL Lehigh MEDIA George Allen 05 Lakeland, FL Lakeland Senior High Sam McCoy 02 Hollywood, FL Nova Jared Allen 01-04 Edmond, OK Edmond Santa Fe COACHES Coisge McCullough 01 Tampa, FL Hillsborough Christian Amaya 04 Pembroke Pines, FL Cooper City William McDonald 01-04 Tampa, FL East Bay PLAYERS David McDowell 04 Davie, FL Nova B Casey McGahee 03-05 Fort Myers, FL Sebring OPPONENTS Daveon Barron 02-04 Fort Pierce, FL Fort Pierce Central Chris McKinley 01-04 Rockledge, FL Rockledge Kris Bartels 04-05 Hollywood, FL Chaminade-Madonna Chris Munoz 01-02 Miami, FL Columbus REVIEW Eric Benson 03-05 Plantation, FL Sandalwood Kinyumba Mutakabbir 01/04 Lawrenceville, GA Berkmar Ricky Bethel 04 Boynton Beach, FL Santaluces Julian Myers 05 Staten Island, NY Tottenville HISTORY Edward Bradwell 05 Fort Lauderdale, FL Dillard Mark Myers 01-04 Rockledge, FL Rockledge Carldayle Brantley 05 Miami, FL William H. Turner FAU O Mike Brown 04-05 Ormond Beach, FL Seabreeze Roosevelt Bynes 03-04 Fort Lauderdale, FL Piper T aurian Osborne 01-02 Pembroke Pines, FL Miami Jackson Senior P C Tony Padilla 01 Weston, FL Western Kenneth Campos 01-03 Miami, FL Palmetto Senior Brian Pare 03 Boca Raton, FL Boca High School Arthur Cave 01-02 Miami, FL Northwestern Nick Paris 05 Palm Bay, FL Palm Bay Mark Chase 02 Miami, FL Miami Central Doug Parker 01/03-04 Delray Beach, FL Atlantic Andre Clark 05 Miami, FL Pace Thomas Parker 01-02/04-05 Miami, FL Northwestern Sean Clayton 05 Poland, OH Poland Seminary Lee Pasick 01-03 Sarasota, FL Riverview Ben Coker 01-04 Vineland, NJ Vineland Antes Perkins 04-05 Miramar, FL Stranahan Frank Conrad 01 Boca Raton, FL Jefferson Charles Pierre 05 Orlando, FL Lake Highland Prep Ant. Crissinger-Hill 01/03 Tampa, FL Jefferson Troy Pindell 03-05 Tamarac, FL America Heritage D Josh Pinnick 04-05 Satellite Beach, FL Satellite Beach Todd Poitier 01-02 Deerfield Beach, FL Deerfield Dantson Dareus 01-02/04-05 Miami, FL Miami Norland Darrion Porter-Isom 04-05 Palmetto, FL Manatee John DeShields 05 Boca Raton, FL Boca High Matt Prudenti 01-03 Vero Beach, FL Vero Beach Eddie Dunbar 01 Pompano Beach, FL Northeast Jason Pugh 02-04 Atlantic Beach, FL Fletcher E R Shomari Earls 02-05 Lake Park, FL Palm Beach Gardens Dave Richards 01-04 Delray Beach, FL Spanish River DiIvory Edgecomb 05 Miami, FL American Heritage Ramon Rickards 01-04 Miami, FL Miami Killian Bob Edwards 04 Plantation, FL St. Thomas John Rizzo 05 Parkland, FL Stoneman Douglas Danny Embick 03-05 Jupiter, FL W.T. Dwyer Jordan Roberts 01-02 Hollywood, FL South Broward Cameron Rodgers 01-04 Tampa, FL Jefferson F Leland Rodgers 03 Chandler, AZ Dobson Nello Faulk 03-05 Tampa, FL Robinson Andy Rosas 01-03 Miami, FL Sunset Kevin Fischer 01-04 Boca Raton, FL Pope John Paul Craig Roundtree 01-03 Bradenton, FL Southeast Kristopher Rush 05 Tallahassee, FL Lawton Chiles G S Brad Gagne 05 Palm Beach Gardens Palm Beach Gardens Chris Salivar 02 Palm Beach Gardens Benjamin School Lawrence Gordon 02-05 Hallandale, FL Hallandale Aaron Sanchez 02-04 Miami, FL Sunset William Gray 01-04 Lauderdale Lakes, FL Boyd Anderson Josh Savidge 05 Naples, FL Naples High Yrvens Guerrier 01-04 Miami, FL North Miami Garrett Schubert 01 Fort Lauderdale, FL Boyd Anderson George Guffey 02-03 Orlando, FL Dr. Phillips Nick Seta 01 Boca Raton, FL Boca High H Chris Shepherd 01-04 Apopka, FL Apopka Jason Harmon 05 Tampa, FL Riverview Frantz Simeon 05 Lake Park, FL Palm Beach Gardens Eric Harper 02-04 Boca Raton, FL Pope John Paul Cergille Sincere 04-05 Belle Glade, FL Glades Central Ertwyn Henry 03 Jacksonville, FL Stanton College Prep Quincy Skinner 03-05 Coral Springs, FL Ely Danny Hernandez 01 Miami, FL Sunset Johnnie Sloan 01-04 Bradenton, FL Southeast Tyrone Higgins 01-04 Riviera Beach, FL Palm Beach Gardens Corey Small 05 Naples, FL Gulfcoast Willie Hughley 02-05 Haines City, FL Haines City Jarrid Smith 04-05 Okeechobee, FL Okeechobee Robert Hunnicutt 02 Miami, FL Sunset McKinson Souverain 05 Delray Beach, FL Atlantic Robert St. Clair 05 West Palm Beach, FL Forest Hill J Teddy Strachan 01-04 Dania Beach, FL South Broward Quentin Swain 02-03 Miami, FL Northwestern Y Anthony Jackson 01-04 Delray Beach, FL Olympic Heights Brandon Jackson 04 Miami, FL Chaminade-Madonna T Jevonte Jackson 05 Opa-Locka, FL North Miami Beach Larry Taylor 01-04 Sebastian, FL Sebastian Dimitri Jacques 02-04 Miami, FL Miami Beach Brittney Tellis 01-04 Miami, FL Northwestern Garrett Jahn 01-02 Tallahassee, FL Tallahassee Leon Jerrell Terry 02-04 Kissimmee, FL Osceola Dekolan James 01 Miami, FL Carol City Josh Jenkins 04-05 Lauderhill, FL Dillard W Mauratae Johnson 01-02 West Palm Beach, FL Suncoast Dominick Walker 05 Lakeland, FL Lakeland Tremaine Johnson 01-02 Boynton Beach, FL Santaluces Joe Walker 01-04 Gainesville, FL Deerfield Beach E.J. Jones 05 Miami, Fl Southwest Nat Whitehurst 02 Sarasota, FL Sarasota Greg Joseph 05 Jacksonville, FL Eastside Scott Whitener 01-02 Fort Meade, FL Fort Mead HISTOR Zach Wichner 05 Davie, FL South Plantation K Mike Wilds 05 Miramar, FL Western Daniel Kennard 05 Naples, FL Ocean City Chad Wilkes 05 Fort Myers, FL Lehigh 140 Kevin Ketchum 01-03 Miami, FL Palmetto Stetson Wilson 04 Lakeland, FL Lakeland Brett Konchak 02-04 Pembroke Pines, FL Dade Christian Rhett Winslow 01 Punta Gorda, FL Charlotte Dustin Konkal 01 Boca Raton, FL Fort Pierce-Westwood Z L Derek Zak 04 Melbourne, FL Melbourne Chris Laskowski 01-04 Melbourne, FL Rockledge Mike Leshe 01 Palm City, FL Martin County

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 2001 COACH: HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (4-6) Final Game Date Opponent Site Time W/L Score Recd Rk Day Rk All-Time Results Sep. 1 Slippery Rock Miami, FL (Pro Player) 4:00 p.m. L 7-40 6-4 Sep. 8 Bethune-Cookman Daytona Beach, FL 7:00 p.m. W 31-28 6-4 22 Sep. 15 James Madison Harrisonburg, VA Did not play due to September 11 Sep. 22 Marist Miami, FL (Pro Player) 4:00 p.m. @ 31-9 3-6 Oct. 6 Drake Des Moines, IA 2:00 p.m. L 7-31 5-5 Oct. 13 Jacksonville Miami, FL (Pro Player) 4:00 p.m. W 35-12 6-5 Oct. 20 St. Mary’s (CA) Miami, FL (Pro Player) 4:00 p.m. L 10-24 6-5 Oct. 27 St. Peter’s Miami, FL (Pro Player) 4:00 p.m. L 0-19 10-1 Nov. 3 Gardner-Webb Boiling Springs, NC 1:30 p.m. L 19-25 6-4 Nov. 10 Eastern Illinois Miami, FL (Pro Player) 4:00 p.m. L 10-38 9-2 4 4 Nov. 17 Albany (NY) Miami, FL (Pro Player) 4:00 p.m. W 27-9 7-3 2002 COACH: HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (2-9) Final Game 2001 Team Date Opponent Site Time W/L Score Recd Rk Day Rk Aug. 29 South Florida Tampa, FL (Raymond James) 6:00 p.m. L 10-51 9-2 Sep. 7 Bethune-Cookman Miami, FL (Pro Player) 7:00 p.m. L 17-30 11-1 11 NR Sep. 14 James Madison Harrisonburg, VA 6:00 p.m. L 13-16 6-6 NR 22 Sep. 21 Eastern Kentucky Richmond, VA 6:00 p.m. L 6-22 8-4 22 20 Oct. 5 Nicholls State Thibodeaux, LA 3:00 p.m. L 22-33 8-3 17 24 Oct. 12 Youngstown State Miami, FL (Pro Player) 3:00 p.m. L 17-24 7-4 RV 17 Oct. 26 Troy Troy, AL 3:00 p.m. L 6-21 4-8 Nov. 2 Connecticut Storrs, CT Noon L 14-61 4-7 Nov. 9 Morris Brown Miami, FL (Pro Player) 3:00 p.m. W 34-13 1-10 Nov. 16 Eastern Illinois Charleston, IL 2:00 p.m. L 6-47 8-4 2 3 Nov. 23 Fla International Miami, FL (Pro Player) 3:00 p.m. W 31-21 5-6 2003 COACH: HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (11-3) 2002 Team Final Game Date Opponent Site Time W/L Score Recd Rk Day Rk Aug. 28 Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, TN 8:00 p.m. W 20-19 4-8 Sep. 6 Valdosta State Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. L 17-45 10-2 Sep. 13 UCF Orlando, FL 6:00 p.m. L 29-33 3-8 Sep. 20 Youngstown State Youngstown, OH 7:00 p.m. W 13-6 5-6 32 Sep. 27 Illinois State Normal, IL 2:30 p.m. W 28-10 6-6 23 40 Oct. 4 Texas State Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. W 27-14 4-8 RV Oct. 11 Nicholls State Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart 4:00 p.m. W 31-23 5-6 RV Oct. 18 Northern Colorado Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. W 31-19 8-2 30 19 Nov. 1 Gardner-Webb Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. W 31-26 8-4 36 34 Nov. 15 Siena Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. W 51-3 0-11 Nov. 22 Fla International Miami, FL 3:30 p.m. W 32-23 2-10 Nov. 29 Bethune-Cookman Daytona Beach, FL 1:00 p.m. W 32-24 9-3 14 14 Dec. 6 Northern Arizona Flagstaff, AZ 9:00 p.m. W 48-25 9-3 16 16 Dec. 13 Colgate Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 1:00 p.m. L 36-24 15-1 6 2 2003 Team 2004 COACH: HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (9-3) Hosted National Semifinal Game Final Bowl Date Opponent Site Time W/L Score Recd Rk Participant Sep. 4 Hawaii Honolulu , HI 12:05 a.m. W 35-28 ot 8-5 2004 Sep. 11 North Texas Denton, TX 7:00 p.m. W 20-13 7-5 2004 Sep. 18 Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, TN 3:00 p.m. W 27-20 5-6 Oct. 9 Texas State San Marco, TX 1:30 p.m. W 20-13 5-6 Oct. 16 Northern Colorado Greeley, CO 4:00 p.m. W 39-24 2-9 Oct. 23 Louisiana-Monroe Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. L 13-17 5-6 Oct. 30 Florida A&M Tallahassee, FL 4:00 p.m. W 38-8 3-8 Nov. 6 Troy Troy, AL 3:30 p.m. L 6-24 7-5 2004 Nov. 13 New Mexico State Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. L 7-35 5-6 Nov. 20 Illinois State Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. W 28-0 4-7 Nov. 27 Edward Waters Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. W 49-15 8-3 Dec. 4 Fla International Miami, FL (Pro Player) 4:00 p.m. W 17-10 3-7 2005 COACH: HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (2-9) 2004 Team Final Bowl Date Opponent Site Time W/L Score Recd RkParticipant Sep. 3 Kansas Lawrence, KS 3:00 p.m. L 30-19 7-5 2005 Sep. 8 Oklahoma State Miami, FL (Dolphins Stadium) 7:00 p.m. L 23-3 4-7 Sep. 17 Minnesota Minneapolis, MN 6:00 p.m. L 46-7 7-5 2005 Sep. 22 Louisiana-Monroe Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 7:30 p.m. L 28-21 5-6 Oct. 1 Louisville Louisville, KY 1:00 p.m. L 61-10 9-3 2005 Oct. 6 Louisiana-LafayetteLafayette, LA 7:00 p.m. W 28-10 6-5 Oct. 15 Middle Tennessee Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. L 35-14 4-7 Oct. 22 Arkansas State Jonesboro, AR 6:00 p.m. L 3-0 ot 6-5 2005 Nov. 5 Troy Troy, AL 3:00 p.m. L 28-14 4-7 Nov. 12 North Texas Ft. Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart) 4:00 p.m. W 26-23 2-9 Nov. 26 Fla. International Miami, FL 6:00 p.m. L 52-6 5-6 2005 Team 2006 COACH: HOWARD SCHNELLENBERGER (5-7) Final Bowl Date Opponent Site Time W/L Score Recd Rk Participant Sep 3 Kansas Lawrence, KS 3:00 p.m. L 30-19 7-5 2005 Sep 2 Clemson Clemson, SC 3:30 pm L 54-6 8-4 2007 Sep. 9 Kansas State Manhattan, KS 7:00 pm L 45-0 7-6 2007 Sep. 16 Oklahoma State Stillwater, OK 7:00 pm L 48-8 7-5 2007 Sep. 23 South Carolina Columbia, SC 7:00 p.m. L 45-6 8-5 2007 141 Sep. 30 Louisiana-Monroe Monroe, LA 7:00 p.m. W 21-19 4-8 Oct. 12 Southern Utah Fort Lauderdale, FL 7:00 p.m. W 32-7 3-8 Oct. 18 Louisiana-Lafayette Fort Lauderdale, FL 7:00 p.m. L 6-0 6-6 Oct. 28 Arkansas State Fort Lauderdale, FL 4:00 p.m. W 29-0 6-6 Nov. 4 Middle Tennessee Murfreesboro, TN 3:30 p.m. L 35-14 7-6 2007 Nov. 11 Troy Fort Lauderdale, FL 4:00 p.m. L 24-17 8-5 2007 Nov. 18 North Texas Denton, TX 7:00 p.m. W 17-16 3-9 Nov. 25 Fla. International Miami, FL 7:00 p.m. W 31-0 0-12 2006 Team FAU IN HOT WEATHER (20-19)(Temperatures 80 degrees or higher at kick-off) Weather Situations DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE 09/01/01 Slippery Rock L 7-40 15,427 FAU AT NIGHT (10-15) (local starting time after 6 p.m.) 09/08/02 at Bethune-Cookman W 31-28 7, 621 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE 09/22/01 Marist W 31-9 5,085 09/08/01 at Bethune-Cookman W 31-28 7,621 10/13/01 Jacksonville W 35-2 4,880 08/29/02 at South Florida L 10-51 22,074 11/17/01 Albany (NY) W 27-9 3,534 09/07/02 Bethune-Cookman L 17-30 4,542 08/29/02 at South Florida L 10-51 22,074 MEDIA 09/14/02 at James Madison L 13-16 7,982 09/07/02 Bethune-Cookman L 17-30 4,542 09/21/02 at Eastern Kentucky L 6-22 9,400 09/14/02 at James Madison L 13-16 7,982 COACHES 08/28/03 at Middle Tennessee W 20-19 23,261 10/05/02 at Nicholls State L 22-33 2,811 PLAYERS 09/13/03 at Central Florida L 29-33 25,144 10/12/02 Youngstown State L 17-24 3,896 09/20/03 at Youngstown State W 13-6 16,891 11/09/02 Morris Brown W 34-13 2,801 OPPONENTS 12/06/03 at Northern Arizona W 48-25 9,314 08/28/03 at Middle Tennessee W 20-19 23,261 09/11/04 at North Texas W 20-13 15,803 09/06/03 Valdosta L 17-45 4,758 REVIEW 09/03/05 at Kansas L 30-19 40,930 09/13/03 at UCF L 29-33 25,144 HISTORY 09/08/05 Oklahoma State L 23-3 16,421 10/04/03 Texas State W 27-14 4,358 09/17/05 at Minnesota L 46-6 40,709 10/11/03 Nicholls State W 31-23 3,302 FAU 09/22/05 Louisiana-Monroe L 28-21 11,426 10/18/03 Northern Colorado W 21-19 4,255 10/06/05 at Louisiana-Lafayette W 28-10 14,208 11/01/03 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 5,263 10/22/05 at Arkansas State L 3-0 ot 20,367 09/11/04 North Texas W 20-13 15,803 11/26/05 at Florida International L 52-6 15,322 09/18/04 at Middle Tennessee W 27-20 13,348 09/09/06 at Kansas State L 45-0 43,953 10/09/04 at Texas State W 20-13 8,314 09/16/06 at Oklahoma State L 48-8 42,970 10/23/04 Louisiana-Monroe L 13-17 12,557 09/23/06 at South Carolina L 45-6 70,860 10/30/04 at Florida A&M W 38-8 13,436 09/30/06 at Louisiana-Monroe W 21-19 14,214 11/13/04 New Mexico State L 7-35 11,628 10/12/06 Southern Utah W 32-7 6,431 11/20/04 Illinois State W 28-0 8,296 10/18/06 Louisiana-Lafayette L 6-0 9,827 12/04/04 Florida International W 17-10 16,262 11/18/06 at North Texas W 17-16 9,806 09/03/04 at Kansas L 30-19 40,930 11/25/06 Florida International W 31-0 9,655 09/08/05 Oklahoma State L 23-3 16,421 09/22/05 Louisiana-Monroe L 28-21 11,426 FAU DAY GAMES (23-21) 10/06/05 at Louisiana-Lafayette W 28-10 14,208 10/15/05 Middle Tennessee L 35-14 10, 117 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE 11/12/05 North Texas W 26-23 7,939 09/01/01 Slippery Rock L 7-40 15,427 09/03/06 at Clemson L 54-6 77,000 09/22/01 Marist W 31-9 5,085 09/16/07 at Oklahoma State L 48-8 42,970 10/06/01 at Drake L 7-31 4,125 09/22/06 at South Carolina L 45-6 70,860 10/13/01 Jacksonville W 35-12 4,880 09/30/06 at Louisiana-Monroe W 21-19 14,214 10/20/01 St. Mary’s (CA) L 10-24 2,122 10/12/06 Southern Utah W 32-7 6,431 10/27/01 St. Peter’s L 0-19 2,910 10/18/06 Louisiana-Lafayette L 6-0 9,827 11/03/01 at Gardner-Webb L 19-35 3,421 11/11/06 Troy L 24-17 12,340 11/10/01 Eastern Illinois L 10-38 3,313 11/17/01 Albany (NY) W 27-9 3,534 FAU IN COLD WEATHER (0-3) (Temperatures 50 degrees or less at kick-off) 10/05/02 at Nicholls State L 22-33 2,811 10/12/02 Youngstown State L 17-24 3,896 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE 10/26/02 at Troy State L 6-21 12,465 11/06/02 at Drake L 7-31 4,125 11/02/02 at Connecticut L 14-61 14,287 11/02/02 at Connecticut L 14-61 14,287 11/09/02 Morris Brown W 34-13 2,801 11/16/02 at Eastern Illinois L 6-47 3,640 11/16/02 at Eastern Illinois L 6-47 3,640 11/23/02 Florida International W 31-21 6,383 FAU IN THE RAIN (1-6) 09/06/03 Valdosta State L 45-17 4,758 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE 09/27/03 at Illinois State W 28-10 6,837 09/08/01 at Bethune-Cookman W 31-28 7,621 10/04/03 Texas State W 27-14 4,358 10/20/01 St. Mary’s (CA) L 10-24 2,122 10/11/03 Nicholls State W 31-23 3,302 08/29/02 at South Florida L 10-51 22,074 10/18/03 Northern Colorado W 21-19 4,255 10/05/02 at Nicholls State L 22-33 2,811 11/01/03 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 5,263 10/26/02 at Troy State L 6-21 12,465 11/15/03 Siena W 51-3 6,159 09/06/03 Valdosta L 17-45 4,758 11/22/03 at Florida International W 32-23 9,288 10/30/04 Louisiana-Monroe L 13-17 12,557 11/29/03 at Bethune-Cookman W 32-24 8,468 09/09/06 at Kansas State L 45-0 43,953 12/13/03 Colgate L 36-24 12,857 11/25/06 Florida International W 31-0 9,655 09/04/04 at Hawaii W 35-28 ot 39,390 09/18/04 at Middle Tennessee W 27-20 13,348 SEASON OPENER (2-4) Y 10/09/04 at Texas State W 20-13 8,314 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE 10/16/04 at Northern Colorado W 39-24 6,481 09/01/01 Slippery Rock L 7-40 15,427 10/23/04 Louisiana-Monroe L 13-17 12,557 08/29/02 at South Florida L 10-51 22,074 10/30/04 at Florida A&M W 38-8 13,436 08/28/03 at Middle Tennessee W 20-19 23,261 11/06/04 at Troy L 6-24 20,515 09/04/04 at Hawaii W 35-28 ot 39,390 11/13/04 New Mexico State L 7-35 11,628 09/03/05 at Kansas L 30-19 40,930 11/20/04 Illinois State W 28-0 8,296 09/02/06 at #18 Clemson L 56-6 77,000 11/27/04 Edward Waters W 49-15 5,178 12/04/04 Florida International W 17-10 16,262 10/01/05 at Louisville L 61-10 40,219

HISTOR 10/15/05 Middle Tennessee L 35-14 10,117 11/05/05 at Troy L 28-14 21,053 11/12/05 North Texas W 26-23 7,939 142 10/28/06 Arkansas State W 29-0 8,129 11/04/06 at Middle Tennessee L 35-14 18,712 11/11/06 Troy L 24-17 12,340

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 HOMECOMING (4-2) VS NATIONALLY RANKED (7-7) DA TE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE ( ranking was at game time) 10/13/01 Jacksonville W 35-12 4,880 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE RANK ATTENDANCE 11/09/02 Morris Brown W 34-13 2,801 09/08/01 at Bethune-Cookman W 321-28 no. 22 7,621 11/01/03 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 5,263 09/14/02 at James Madison L 13-16 no. 22 7,982 11/13/04 New Mexico State L 35-7 11,628 09/21/02 at Eastern Kentucky L 6-22 no. 20 9,400 10/15/05 Middle Tennessee L 35-14 10,117 10/05/02 at Nicholls State L 22-33 no. 24 2,811 10/28/06 Arkansas State W 29-0 8,129 10/12/02 Youngstown L 17-24 no. 17 3,896 11/16/02 at Eastern Illinois L 6-47 no. 3 3,640 09/20/03 at Youngstown State W 13-6 no. 31 16,891 09/27/03 at Illinois State W 28-10 no. 23 6,837 10/04/03 Texas State W 27-14 no. 43 4,358 11/01/03 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 no. 30 5,263 11/29/03 Bethune-Cookman W 32-24 no. 14 8,468 12/06/03 Northern Arizona W 48-25 no. 16 9,314 11/13/03 Colgate L 24-36 no. 6 12,857 10/01/05 at Louisville L 61-10 no. 11 40,219 All-Time Series

DATE H/A W/L SCORE FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL MARIST SLIPPERY ROCK 11/23/02 H W 31-21 09/22/01 H W 31-9 09/01/01 H L 40-7 ALBANY 11/22/03 A W 32-23 11/17/01 H W 27-9 MIDDLE TENNESSEE SOUTH CAROLINA 12/04/04 H W 17-10 08/28/03 A W 20-19 09/23/06 A L 45-6 ARKANSAS STATE 11/26/05 A L 52-0 09/18/04 A W 27-20 10/22/05 A L 3-0ot 11/25/06 H W 31-0 SOUTHERN UTAH 10/15/05 H L 35-14 10/28/06 H W 29-0 10/12/06 H W 32-7 GARDNER-WEBB 11/04/06 A L 35-14 BETHUNE-COOKMAN 11/03/01 A L 25-19 ST. MARY’S MORRIS BROWN 09/08/01 A W 31-28 11/01/03 H W 31-26 10/20/01 H L 24-10 11/09/02 H W 34-13 09/07/02 H L 30-17 HAWAII ST. PETER’S 11/29/03 A W 32-24 MINNESOTA 09/04/04 A W 35-28ot 10/27/01 H L 10-0 09/17/05 A L 46-7 CLEMSON ILLINOIS STATE TEXAS STATE 09/02/06 A L 54-6 NEW MEXICO STATE 09/27/03 H W 28-10 10/04/03 H W 27-14 11/13/04 H L 35-7 COLGATE 11/20/04 H W 28-0 10/09/04 A W 20-13 12/13/03 H L 36-24 NICHOLLS STATE JACKSONVILLE TROY 10/05/02 A L 33-22 CONNECTICUT 10/13/01 H W 35-12 10/26/02 A L 61-14 10/11/03 H W 31-23 11/02/02 A L 61-14 11/06/04 A L 24-6 JAMES MADISON NORTH TEXAS 11/05/05 A L 28-14 DRAKE 09/14/02 A L 16-13 09/11/04 A W 20-13 11/11/06 H L 24-17 10/06/01 A L 31-7 KANSAS 11/12/05 H W 26-23 UCF EASTERN ILLINOIS 09/03/05 A L 30-19 11/18/06 A W 17-16 09/13/03 A L 33-29 11/10/01 H L 38-10 KANSAS STATE 11/16/02 A L 47-6 NORTHERN ARIZONA USF 09/09/06 A L 45-0 12/06/03 A W 48-25 08/29/02 A L 51-10 EASTERN KENTUCKY LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE 09/21/02 A L 22-6 NORTHERN COLORADO VALDOSTA 10/06/05 A W 28-10 10/18/03 H W 31-19 09/06/03 H L 45-17 EDWARD WATERS 10/18/06 H L 6-0 10/16/04 A W 39-24 11/27/04 H W 49-15 YOUNGSTOWN STATE LOUISIANA-MONROE OKLAHOMA STATE 10/12/02 H L 24-17 FLORIDA A&M 10/23/04 H L 17-13 09/08/05 H L 23-3 09/20/03 A W 13-6 10/30/04 A W 38-8 08/22/05 H L 28-21 09/16/06 A L 48-8 09/30/06 A W 21-19 SIENA LOUISVILLE 11/15/03 H W 51-3 10/01/05 A L 61-10

ACCOMPLISHMENTS ALL AMERICA PLAYER SEASON TEAM Andy Rosas, P 2001 Football Gazette Mauratae Johnson, S 2001 Football Gazette Honorable Mention Anthony Crissinger-Hill, TE 2003 SWAMI JOSH’s First Team Football Gazette First Team Sports Network Second Team Roosevelt Bynes, WR 2003 Football Gazette Third Team Chris Laskowski, LB 2003 Football Gazette Third Team

ALL-STAR PARTICIPANTS PLAYER SEASON GAME 143 Jared Allen, QB 2004 Hula Bowl Chris Laskowski, LB 2004 Hula Bowl

Roosevelt Bynes I-AA ALL-INDEPENDENT ALL-AMERICA TEAM (Comprised among all national I-AA Independent Institutions) 3.0+ G.P.A. Members P LAYER POS SEASON TEAM FALL 2001 Willie Hughley Josh Jenkins Mauratae Johnson S 2001 First Team Frank Conrad Daniel Kennard Andy Rosas P 2001 First Team Kevin Ketchum Chris Laskowski Doug Parker RB 2001 Second Team Chris Laskowski Ray Leavitt Anthony Jackson KR 2001 Second Team Sam McCoy Chris McKinley Jared Allen QB 2003 First Team William McDonald Doug Parker Roosevelt Bynes WR 2003 First Team Chris McKinley Leland Rodgers MEDIA Anthony Crissinger-Hill TE 2003 First Team Mark Myers Chris Salivar Quentin Swain LB 2003 First Team David Richards Osnel Vilmael COACHES Anthony Jackson RB 2003 Second Team Andy Rosas PLAYERS George Guffey C 2003 Second Team Justin Sobol FALL 2004 Chris Laskowski LB 2003 Second Team Rhett Winslow OPPONENTS Willie Hughley DB 2003 Second Team Jared Allen Ken Campos OL 2003 Honorable Mention SPRING 2002 Christian Amaya REVIEW Carldayle Brantley Dave Richards OL 2003 Honorable Mention Jared Allen Ted Czepiga Frank Conrad HISTORY Michael Hancock I-AA DON HANSEN’S WEEKLY GAZETTE Yrvens Guerrier Dande Hansen FAU ALL-SOUTH TEAM Garrett Jahn Brandon Jackson (Comprised among all national I-AA Independent Institutions) Chris Laskowski Greg Joseph PLAYER POS SEASON TEAM Coisge McCullough Brett Konchak Roosevelt Bynes WR 2003 First Team William McDonald Chris Laskowski Chris McKinley Anthony Crissinger-Hill TE 2003 First Team Chris McKinley Chris Munoz Willie Hughley DB 2003 First Team Kinyumba Mutakabbir Todd Poitier Jared Allen QB 2003 Second Team Justin Sobol Andy Rosas George Guffey QB 2003 Second Team Osnel Vilmael Chris Salivar Dave Richards OL 2003 Second Team Zach Wichner Chris Laskowski LB 2003 Second Team Justin Sobol Yrvens Guerrier DL 2003 Third Team Ryan Van Kirk SPRING 2004 Mark Myers K 2003 Third Team Nat Whitehurst Ed Bradwell FALL 2002 Hal Chaires COACH OF THE YEAR Jermaine Council Eric Benson H oward Schnellenberger 2003 NFCA South Region Eli Cranor Chris Bolender Chris Exposito Gerrius Brantley Cortez Gent Kenneth Campos I-AA ALL-INDEPENDENT NATIONAL Matthew Guice Mark Chase PLAYER OF THE WEEK Jason Harmon Joel Fosselman (Comprised among all national I-AA Independent Institutions) Rob Housler Brett Konchak PLAYER POS WEEK Lester Jean Chris Laskowski An thony Jackson KR 9/24/01 Frantz Joseph Sam McCoy Roosevelt Bynes WR 8/30/03 Warley Leroy Christopher McKinley Jared Allen QB 9/13/03 David Matlock Kinyumba Mutakabbir Roosevelt Bynes WR 9/20/03 Hunter McCrory Mark Myers Willie Hughley DB 11/1/03 Casey McGahee Tito Pollice Quentin Swain LB 11/22/03 Kevin Miller Dave Richards Drameko Moore Leland Rodgers Julian Myers Andy Rosas SUN BELT CONFERENCE Mike O’Neill Chris Salivar Keegan Peterson PLAYER OF THE WEEK Chris Shepherd PLAYER POS WEEK Charles Pierre Danny Embick QB 9/3/05 SPRING 2003 Tyler Reed Frantz Joseph LB 10/20/06 Wilfred Rivera Jared Allen William Rose Willie Bell ALL CONFERENCE SELECTION Ryan Sollazzo Erik Benson PLAYER POS. TEAM YEAR Robert St. Clair Ben Coker Shomari Earls LB Fist Team 2005 Raul Valero Robert Edwards Cedrick White Willie Hughley CB First Team 2005 Daniel Embick Danny Embick QB Honorable Mention 2005 Zach Wichner Willie Hughley Ryan Wischnefski Jarrid Smith OL Honorable Mention 2005 Garrett Jahn Nello Faulk OL First Team 2006 Dekolan James SPRING 2005 Josh Pinnick DL First Team 2006 Daniel Kennard (4.0) Jervonte Jackson DL Second Team 2006 Danny Embick Y Chris Laskowski Lawrence Gordon Taheem Acevedo DB Second Team 2006 Peter Lihach Kinyumba Mutakabbir Kris Bartels DB Second Team 2006 William McDonald Nick Paris Charles Pierre RB Honorable Mention 2006 Casey McGahee Aaron Sanchez Cergile Sincere LB Honorable Mention 2006 Chris McKinley Jarrid Smith Kinyumba Mutakabbir Zachary Wichner TEAM CAPTAINS Andres Rosas PLAYER OFF/DEF YEAR Ramon Rickards FALL 2005 Jared Allen Offense 2001 Leland Rodgers Dewain Akerblom Mauratae Johnson Defense 2001 Aaron Sanchez Erik Benson Jared Allen Offense 2003 Justin Sobol

HISTOR Glynn Bostic Chris Laskowski Defense 2003 Jerrel Terry Broderick Bolton Jared Allen Offense 2004 Osnel Vilmael Jason Cleveland 144 Chris Laskowski Defense 2004 Juan Carlos Webber Ted Czepiga Danny Embick Offense 2005 FALL 2003 Dantson Dareus Shomari Earls Defense 2005 Danny Embick Dewain Akerblom Offense 2006 Michael Hancock Kris Bartels Defense 2006 Michael Ippolito Timothy Diener Frantz Joseph Robert Edwards Daniel Kennard Dane Hansen Philip Martin Ertwyn Henry

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Chris Munoz Rusty Smith Kinyumba Mutakabbir Ryan Sollazzo Annual Team Awards (cont’d) Keegan Peterson Robert St. Clair Aaron Sanchez Cedric White MOST-IMPROVED AWARD Justin Sobol Zach Wichner YEAR PLAYER POS Ryan Sollazzo Ryan Wischnefski 2001 Dave Richards Offensive Lineman Rusty Smith Zachary Wichner SPRING 2007 2002 Teddy Strachan Defensive Lineman 2003 Johnnie Sloan Defensive Lineman SPRING 2006 Hal Chaires Jermaine Council 2004 Dewain Akerblom Long Snapper Lawrence Gordon Eli Cranor 2005 Robert St. Clair Defensive Lineman Michael Ippolitto Chris Exposito 2006 Rickey Bethel Defensive Back Mike O’Neill Cortez Gent Keegan Peterson Matthew Guice Wilfred Rivera SPECIAL TEAMS AWARD Jason Harmon Kristopher Rush Rob Housler YEAR PLAYER POS Cergile Sincere Lester Jean 2001 Nick Seta Captain Jarrid Smith Frantz Joseph 2002 Matt Prudenti Holder/Return Justin Sobol Warley Leroy Justin Walton 2003 Tyrone Higgins Cover man David Matlock Zachary Wichner 2004 Mark Myers Kicker Hunter McCrory Mike Wilds 2005 Mike Brown Punter Casey McGahee 2006 Dewain Akerblom Long Snapper FALL 2006 Kevin Miller Drameko Moore Eli Cranor Julian Myers NON-SCHOLARSHIP MVP Ted Czepiga Mike O’Neill YEAR PLAYER POS Malik Eugene Keegan Peterson Willie Floyd Charles Pierre 2001 Coisge McCullough Safety Matt Guice Tyler Reed 2002 Daveon Barron Running Back Michael Hancock Wilfred Rivera 2002 George Guffey Offensive Lineman Rod Huggins William Rose 2003 Jerrell Terry Defensive Back Warley Leroy Ryan Sollazzo 2004 Mike Brown Punter Michael O'Neill Robert St. Clair 2005 John Rizzo Offensive Lineman Keegan Peterson Raul Valero Tyler Reed Cedrick White 2006 Chad Wilkes Wide Receiver Willie Rose Zach Wichner Aaron Sanchez Ryan Wischnefski GRIDIRON CLUB AWARD Jarrid Smith YEAR PLAYER POS 2001 Ed Mathews Offensive Lineman 2002 Jordan Roberts Defensive Lineman Annual Team Awards 2003 Quentin Swain Linebacker TEAM MVP 2003 Quentin Swain Linebacker YEAR PLAYER POS BONE AWARD IN MEMORY 2001 Jared Allen Quarterback OF RAMON RICKARDS 2002 Chris Laskowski Linebacker 2003 Jared Allen Quarterback 2004 Shomari Earls Linebacker Chris Laskowski Linebacker 2005 Lawrence Gordon Cornerback 2004 Jared Allen Quarterback 2006 Frantz Joseph Linebacker 2005 Shomari Earls Linebacker 2006 Aaron Sanchez Fullback TEAM ABOVE SELF OFFENSIVE MVP YEAR PLAYER POS 2003 Matt Prudenti Wide Receiver YEAR PLAYER POS 2001 Doug Parker Running Back PLAYERS TO PLAY IN EVERY GAME 2002 Jared Allen Quarterback DURING THEIR FOUR-YEAR CAREER 2003 Anthony Crissinger-Hill Tight End 2004 Kevin Fischer Offensive Line Jared Allen (01-04)* Chris McKinley (01-04)* 2005 Danny Embick Quarterback Kevin Fischer (01-04)* Mark Myers (01-04)* 2006 Charles Pierre Running Back William Gray (01-04)* Johnnie Sloan (01-04)* Yrvens Guerrier (01-04)* Brittney Tellis (01-04)* DEFENSIVE MVP Chris Laskowski (01-04)* Nello Faulk (03-06) *Inaugural team members YEAR PLAYER POS 2001 Mauratae Johnson Safety PLAYERS TO SIGN 2002 Yrvens Guerrier Defensive Lineman PROFESSIONAL CONTRACTS 2003 Yrvens Guerrier Defensive Lineman Brian Pare Free Agent Chicago Bears (2004) 2004 Chris Laskowski Linebacker Chris Laskowski Free Agent Indianapolis Colts (2005) 2005 Shomari Earls Linebacker Kevin Fischer Free Agent Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2005) 2006 Kris Bartels Defensive Back Jared Allen Free Agent Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2005) Quentin Swain NFL Europe (Berlin) (2005) STUDENT-ATHLETE OF THE YEAR Willie Hughley Free Agent Cleveland Browns (2006) (Based on stewardship) Lawrence Gordon (CFL) Hamilton Tigercats (2006-) YEAR PLAYER POS Mark Myers (CFL) Hamilton Tigercats (2006) 145 2001 Chris Laskowski Linebacker Nello Faulk Free agent (2006) 2002 Chris McKinley Linebacker 2003 Chris McKinley Linebacker 2004 Chris Laskowski Linebacker 2005 Danny Embick Quarterback 2006 Robert St. Clair Defensive Line SEASON LONGEST TOUCHDOWN RUNS Rushing Doug Parker 896 2004 Dekolan James 44 Drake 10/06/01 Anthony Jackson 779 2003 Anthony Jackson 25 Siena College 11/15/03 RUSHING ATTEMPTS Charles Pierre 756 2006 Anthony Jackson 19 Siena Collge 11/15/03 Doug Parker 572 2001 Daveon Barron 15 Youngstown State 10/12/02 GAME Charles Pierre 517 2006 Charles Pierre 13 North Texas 11/12/06 Charles Pierre 28 North Texas 11/18/06 Doug Parker 513 2003 Charles Pierre 12 Middle Tennessee 10/15/05 Doug Parker 27 North Texas 09/11/04 Daveon Barron 476 2003 Charles Pierre 12 North Texas 11/12/05 Anthony Jackson 26 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 Daveon Barron 474 2002 Anthony Jackson 11 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Daveon Barron 26 Youngstown State 10/12/02 MEDIA DiIvory Edgecomb 295 2006 Doug Parker 10 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Charles Pierre 26 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 Dekolan James 283 2001 Daveon Barron 10 Morris Brown 11/09/02 COACHES Daveon Barron 25 Morris Brown 11/09/02 Aaron Sanchez 257 2002 Anthony Jackson 10 Texas State 10/04/03 Doug Parker 24 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Aaron Sanchez 251 2006 PLAYERS Charles Pierre 24 Arkansas State 10/28/06 LONGEST NON-SCORING RUNS Doug Parker 24 Florida International11/27/04 OPPONENTS CAREER Dekolan James 50 Florida A&M 10/30/04 Doug Parker 22 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Doug Parker (519-1981) 1981 01-04 REVIEW Charles Pierre 22 Arkansa State 10/22/06 Doug Parker 49 Florida Int. 12/04/04 Anthony Jackson (303-1349) 1349 01-04 Sean Clayton 47 South Carolina 09/23/06 Charles Pierre 22 Middle Tennessee 11/04/06 Charles Pierre (352-1273) 1273 04-06 HISTORY Anthony Jackson 21 Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 Daveon Barron 38 Siena College 11/15/03 Daveon Barron (295-1082) 1082 02-04 Anthony Jackson 36 Marist 09/22/01 FAU Doug Parker 21 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Aaron Sanchez (206-826) 816 02-04 Charles Pierre 21 Louisiana-Monroe 10/30/06 Anthony Jackson 34 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Dekolan James (66-343) 343 01-04 Anthony Jackson 34 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 SEASON RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS AVERAGE YARDS PER RUSH Doug Parker (227-896) 227 2004 Charles Pierre (207-817) 207 2006 GAME GAME Doug Parker (158-572) 158 2001 Doug Parker 4 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Min. 5 Carries Anthony Jackson (151-779) 151 2003 Doug Parker 2 Albany 11/17/01 Sean Clayton 13.6 (5-68) South Carolina 09/23/06 Daveon Barron (147-474) 147 2002 Daveon Barron 2 Morris Brown 11/09/02 Anthony Jackson 12.3 (7-86) Siena 11/15/03 Charles Pierre (145-558) 145 2005 Anthony Jackson 2 Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 Dekolan James 12.2 (5-61) Florida A&M 10/30/04 Doug Parker (134-513) 134 2003 Anthony Jackson 2 Siena 11/15/03 Daveon Barron 11.7 (7-82) Bethune 11/29/03 Daveon Barron (101-476) 101 2003 Doug Parker 2 North Texas 09/11/04 Anthony Jackson 11.3 (6-68) Florida A&M 10/30/04 DiIvory Edgecomb (89-295) 89 2006 Doug Parker 2 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Dekolan James 9.5 (6-57) Drake 10/06/01 Danny Embick (89-228) 89 2005 Aaron Sanchez 2 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Min. 10 Carries Jared Allen (83- -176) 83 2003 Charles Pierre 2 North Texas 11/12/05 Daveon Barron 6.6 (16-105) Siena 11/15/04 Anthony Jackson (77-231) 77 2002 Anthony Jackson 6.5 (17-110) Texas State 10/04/03 SEASON Doug Parker 6.2 (12-75) Siena 11/15/04 CAREER Doug Parker 8 2004 Daveon Barron 5.9 (25-147) Morris Brown 11/9/02 Doug Parker (519-2154) 519 01-04 Doug Parker 8 2001 Doug Parker 5.9 (14-82) N. Colorado 10/16/04 Charles Pierre (352-1273) 352 04-06 Anthony Jackson 7 2003 Min. 15 Carries Anthony Jackson (303-1468) 303 01-04 Doug Parker 5 2003 Daveon Barron 6.6 (16-105 Siena 11/15/03 Daveon Barron (295-1235) 295 02-04 Charles Pierre 5 2006 Anthony Jackson 6.5 (17-110) Texas State 10/04/03 Jared Allen (261-505) 261 01-04 Daveon Barron 4 2002 Daveon Barron 5.9 (25-147) Morris Brown 11/09/02 Aaron Sanchez (20-816) 206 02-06 Aaron Sanchez 4 2003 Aaron Sanchez 5.5 (17-93) FIU 11/23/02 Danny Embick (35-8) 124 03-05 Aaron Sanchez 3 2004 Anthony Jackson 5.4 (21-113) Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 Charles Pierre 3 2006 Charles Pierre 5.2 (20-103) Southern Utah 10/12/06 RUSHING YARDS Jared Allen 2 2002 Charles Pierre 5.1 (24-122) Arkansas State 10/28/06 Daveon Barron 2 2004 GAME Jared Allen 2 2004 Daveon Barron 147 Morris Brown 09/01/02 (min. 20 carries) Danny Embick 2 2005 Daveon Barron 5.9 (25-147) Morris Brown 11/09/02 Doug Parker 126 North Texas 09/11/04 B.J. Manley 2 2006 Charles Pierre 122 Arkansas State 0/28/06 Anthony Jackson 5.4 (21-113) Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 Doug Parker 5.0 (22-110) Jacksonville 10/13/01 Doug Parker 121 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 CAREER DiIvory Edgecomb118 North Texas 11/12/05 Doug Parker 5.0 (24-121) Louisiana-Mon. 10/23/04 Doug Parker 21 01-04 Doug Parker 4.7 (27-126) North Texas 9/11/04 Charles Pierre 116 North Texas 11/18/06 Aaron Sanchez 9 02-06 Anthony Jackson 113 Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 Anthony Jackson 8 01-04 Doug Parker 110 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Charles Pierre 8 05-06 Anthony Jackson 110 Texas State 10/04/03 Daveon Barron 7 02-04 Daveon Barron 105 Siena 11/15/03 Jared Allen 5 01-04 Charles Pierre 103 Southern Utah 10/12/06 Dekolan James 2 01-04 Doug Parker 95 St. Peter’s 10/27/01 Danny Embick 2 03-05 Charles Pierre 94 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05

TOP FIVE RUSHING LEADERS (CAREER) Y HISTOR

146 Doug Parker Anthony Jackson Charles Pierre Daveon Barron Aaron Sanchez

GM Att Yds TD Lg GM Att Yds TD Lg GM Att Yds TD Lg GM Att Yds TD Lg GM Att Yds TD Lg 2001 10 158 572 8 30 2001 10 42 191 1 36 2005 11 145 517 3 28 2002 10 147 474 4 19 2002 10 63 257 1 27 2003 14 134 513 5 15 2002 5 77 231 0 22 2006 12 207 756 5 31 2003 14 101 476 1 38 2003 13 38 135 4 21 2005 12 227 896 8 49 2003 14 151 779 7 31 TOTAL 23 352 1273 8 31 2004 11 47 132 2 18 2004 12 38 173 3 20 TOTAL 36 519 1981 21 49 2004 9 33 148 0 28 TOTAL 35 543 1082 7 38 2005 12 67 251 1 16 TOTAL 38 303 1349 8 36 TOTAL 47 206 816 9 27

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 SEASON (Min. 20 attempts) Rusty Smith 108 2006 A nthony Jackson 5.16 (151-829) 2003 Passing Jared Allen 98 2002 Dekolan James 4.88 (58-283) 2001 Sean Clayton 78 2006 Daveon Barron 4.71 (101-476) 2003 MOST ATTEMPTS Jared Allen 77 2001 Aaron Sanchez 4.55 (38-173) 2004 GAME Danny Embick 40 2004 Anthony Jackson 4.55 (42-191) 2001 J ared Allen 44 Hawaii 09/04/04 Garrett Jahn 39 2001 Anthony Jackson 4.48 (33-148) 2004 Jared Allen 40 UCF 09/13/03 Sean Clayton 31 2005 B.J. Manley 4.15 (33-137) 2006 Jared Allen 39 Colgate 12/13/03 Danny Embick 30 2003 Aaron Sanchez 4.08 (63-257) 2002 Jared Allen 34 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Jared Allen 34 Florida International11/27/04 CAREER CAREER AVERAGE Jared Allen 32 Florida International11/22/03 Jared Allen (570-1003-30) 570 2001-04 YARDS/RUSH (min. 20 attempts) Danny Embick 32 Troy 11/05/05 Danny Embick (190-338-15) 190 2003-05 Dekolan James (66-343) 5.20 01-04 Jared Allen 29 Youngstown State 09/20/03 Sean Clayton (109-211-8) 109 05-06 Anthony Jackson (303-1349) 4.45 01-04 Jared Allen 28 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Rusty Smith (108-194-6) 108 06- B.J. Manley (28-116) 4.14 03-05 Jared Allen 28 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 Garrett Jahn (63-144-6) 70 2001-02 Aaron Sanchez (206-816) 3.96 02-06 Jared Allen 28 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Doug Parker (519-1981) 3.82 01-04 Danny Embick 28 Kansas 09/03/05 AVERAGE YARDS PER B.J. Manley (61-253) 3.37 04-06 COMPLETION GAME Daveon Barron (295-1082) 3.67 02-04 SEASON (Min. 10 Completions) J ared Allen 346 2003 Jared Allen 20.6 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 AVERAGE YARDS PER Jared Allen 291 2004 Jared Allen 19.1 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 GAME SEASON (min. 5 games) Danny Embick 225 2005 Jared Allen 17.9 Texas State 10/04/03 Doug Parker 74.7 (12) 2004 Rusty Smith 194 2006 Charles Pierre 63.0 (12) 2006 Jared Allen 193 2002 Jared Allen 17.1 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Doug Parker 57.2 (10) 2001 Jared Allen 173 2001 Jared Allen 16.9 Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 Anthony Jackson 55.6 (14) 2003 Sean Clayton 154 2006 Danny Embick 16.2 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 Daveon Barron 47.4 (10) 2002 Danny Embick 15.1 Middle Tennessee 10/15/05 Charles Pierre 47.0 (11) 2005 CAREER Sean Clayton 14.9 Southern Utah 10/12/06 Anthony Jackson 46.2 (5) 2002 Jared Allen (570-1003-30) 1003 01-04 Danny Embick 14.6 Kansas 09/03/05 Doug Parker 36.6 (14) 2003 Danny Embick (190-338-15) 338 03-05 Dekolan James 35.4 (8) 2001 Sean Clayton (109-211-8) 211 05-06 Season (Min 20 Attempts) Daveon Barron 34.0 (14) 2003 Rusty Smith (108-194-6) 194 2006 Danny Embick 16.0 (40-641) 2004 Garrett Jahn (63-144-6) 144 01-02 CAREER RUSHING Jared Allen 15.4 (77-1185) 2001 YARDS/GAME (min. 5 games) MOST COMPLETIONS Garrett Jahn 14.7 (24-353) 2002 Charles Pierre (23) 55.5 04-06 GAME Jared Allen 14.4 (177-2554) 2004 Doug Parker (36) 55.0 01-04 Jared Allen 28 Hawaii 09/04/04 Jared Allen 13.9 (98-1358) 2002 Anthony Jackson (38) 35.5 01-04 Jared Allen 26 UCF 09/13/03 Jared Allen 13.8 (218-3003) 2003 Daveon Barron (35) 30.9 02-04 Rusty Smith 24 Troy 11/04/06 Danny Embick 13.2 (30-361) 2003 DiIvory Edgecom (11) 26.8 04-05 Jared Allen 25 Florida International 11/27/04 Garrett Jahn 12.8 (39-499) 2001 Dekolan James (14) 24.5 01-04 Jared Allen 22 Florida International 11/22/03 Danny Embick 12.7 (120-1531) 2005 Jared Allen 22 Colgate 12/13/03 Sean Clayton 11.9 (108-1285) 2006 100 YARD GAMES Danny Embick 20 Kansas 09/03/05 Jared Allen 18 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Rusty Smith 11.9 (78-926) 2006 Doug Parker (22-110) Jacksonville 10/13/01 Sean Clayton 10.6 (31-329) 2005 Daveon Barron (25-147) Morris Brown 11/09/02 Jared Allen 18 Youngstown State 09/20/03 Anthony Jackson (17-110) Texas State 10/04/03 Jared Allen 18 North Texas 09/11/04 Anthony Jackson (21-113) Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 Danny Embick 18 Troy 11/05/05 Career (Min 20 Attempts) Daveon Barron (16-105) Siena 11/15/03 Rusty Smith 18 Middle Tennessee 11/04/06 Jared Allen 14.2 (570-1003-30) 01-04 Doug Parker (27-126) North Texas 09/11/04 Jared Allen 17 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Garrett Jahn 13.5 (63-144-6) 01-02 Doug Parker (24-121) Louisiana-Mon. 10/23/04 Jared Allen 17 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Danny Embick 13.5 (190-338-15) 03-05 Jared Allen 17 Nicholls State 10/05/02 DiIvory Edgecomb(18-118) North Texas 11/12/2005 Rusty Smith 11.9 (108-1285) 2006 Danny Embick 17 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 Charles Pierre (20-103) Southern Utah 10/12/06 Sean Clayton 11.5 (109-1255) 05-06 Charles Pierre (24-122) Arkansas State 10/28/06 Charles Pierre (28-116) North Texas 11/18/06 SEASON Jared Allen 218 2003 Jared Allen 177 2004 Danny Embick 120 2005

TOP PASSING YARDAGE LEADERS (CAREER)

Jared Allen Danny Embick Rusty Smith Sean Clayton 147

GM C-A-I Yds TD GM C-A-I Yds TD GM C-A-I Yds TD GM C-A-I Yds TD 2001 10 173-77-7 1,185 6 2003 10 37-30-0 397 4 2006 12 194-108-8 1285 6 2005 9 57-31-3 329 1 2002 11 193-98-6 1,358 7 2004 12 76-40-5 641 4 2006 12 154-78-6 926 5 2003 14 346-218-9 3,003 24 2005 9 225-120-10 1531 11 TOTAL 21 211-109-9 1255 6 2004 12 291-177-8 2,554 13 TOTAL 31 338-190-15 2569 19 TOTAL 47 1,003-570-30 8,100 50 OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 148 HISTORY J Danny Embick Danny Embick Jared Allen Danny Embick Jared Allen EFFICIENCY RA HIGHEST 60.9 62.8 Garrett Jahn (14games) 82.9 Sean Clayton(20games) Danny Embick (31game) 172.3 Rusty Smith(12gam Jared Allen(47games) CAREER Dann Danny Embick Garr Garrett Jahn Sean Clayton Rusty Smith Jared Allen Dann J Jar 05-06 2006 Jared Allen SEASON YARDS PERGAME 01-04 1255 A 1285 Garr 8100 Sean Clayton(109-211-8) Rusty Smith(108-194-6) Dann Jared Allen(570-1003-30) CAREER Daveon Barron Daveon Barron M Sean Clayton Garrett Jahn Danny Embick Garrett Jahn Danny Embick Sean Clayton Jared Allen Rusty Smith Jared Allen Dann ed Allen Jared Allen 10/16/04 J 10/23/04 SEASON North Texas 245 Northern Colorado 255 Jared Allen Louisiana-Monroe 260 09/18/04 Jared Allen Colgate 266 Jared Allen Texas State 269 Jared Allen Middle 10/06/05 Tennessee 273 11/22/03 Jared Allen Jared Louisiana-Lafayette Allen Florida International 276 281 Danny Embick Hawaii 291 11/27/04 Jared Allen Jared Kansas Allen Florida International UCF 299 311 352 Danny Embick Jared Allen ed Allen J MOST PASSING YARD Garr Rusty Smith Dann Jar 55.76 CAREER McKinson Souverain Sean Clayton Sean Clayton Garrett Jahn Garr Jared Allen Rusty Smith ar ar ar ar Kno ovri 96 cKinson Souverain VERAGE P ed Allen ed Allen ed Allen ed Allen(570-1003-30) ett J 852 ett Jahn (63-144-6) ett Jahn (63-144-6) ett J y Embick y Embick y Embick (190-338-15) y Embick y Embick (190-338-15)129.7 ahn ahn s 116.8 es) ASSING 107.16 107.16 117.74 123.5 116.8 118.5 170.1 212.8 214.5 1185 1285 1385 1531 2554 3003 115.6 135.1 143.8 206.9 98.13 105.4 127.7 153.6 58.8 39.7 69.7 53.4 62.4 329 353 499 926 397 641 98.9 99.8 84.2 97.6 17 18 TING 5903-05 2569 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 12/13/03 09/04/04 09/13/03 09/11/04 10/04/03 09/03/05 01-02 01-04 03-05 01-04 01-02 05-06 03-05 01-02 2002 2006 2001 2004 2003 2006 2005 2001 2006 2005 2004 2003 2005 2002 2002 2005 2002 2001 2004 2003 2004 2003 2001 2006 2002 2004 2003 2003 2006 2006 2005 2003 2004 2004 2001 2005 2002 2001 2006 2005 2006 ae le 77(52)Ilni tt 09/27/03 Dann 10/04/03 SEASON Illinois State Texas State 57.7(15-26) 10/12/06 Jared Allen 10/01/05 57.7(15-26) Jared Southern Utah Allen 12/06/03 Sean Clayton58.3(14-24) 11/04/06 09/04/04 Middle Tennessee Rusty Smith60.0(18-30) MTSU Louisville Danny Embick 60.0(12-20) N.Arizona 60.7(17-28) Jared Allen YSU 60.7(17-28) Jared Allen Hawaii 62.1(18-29) Jared Allen Troy 63.6(28-44) 10/05/02 Jared Allen UCF 09/03/05 64.8(24-37) Rusty Smith Nicholls State 65.0(26-40) Jared Allen FIU 68.0(17-25) Jared Allen Jared Allen69.0(22-33) Kansas Danny Embick 71.4(20-28) ae le 24 J 10/06/05 Louisiana-Lafayette Jared Allen 12/06/03 3 MTSU SEASON Northern Arizona 3 3 Danny Embick UCF Dann 3 Jared Allen Jared Allen J Jared Allen GAME P MOST TOUCHDOWN J GAME PERCENTAGE HIGHEST COMPLETION J PASSES COMPLETED CONSECUTIVE enCatn1 1 1 McKinson Souverain Sean Clayton Daveon Barron 7 Dann 11 J Jared Allen Danny Embick 10/01/05 Jared Allen Louisville Jared Allen 8 Danny Embick Jared Allen Jared Allen Jared Allen Danny Embick J an mik53.3(120-225-10) Dann 54.3(31-57-3) Danny Embick 55.7(108-194) 60.8(177-291 Sean Clayton Rusty Smith Jared Allen J an mik 62(9-3-5 2003-05 43.8(63-144-6) 54.4(31-57-3) Garrett Jahn Sean Clayton 56.2(190-338-15) Danny Embick Garr Dann Jar CAREER 1 1 1 3 McKinson Souverain 3 Sean Clayton Daveon Barron 4 Garrett Jahn Garrett Jahn Danny Embick J CAREER Garr 50.8(98-193) J Garr Jared Allen rdAln7. 1-2 adsaSae09/06/03 Valdosta State ared Allen73.0(12-22) rdAln3Siena 3 ared Allen 11/15/03 Siena ared 11 Allen/DannyEmbick rdAln13 ar ared Allen 09/20/03 YSU 9 ared Allen ar rdAln5. 5010-0 2001-04 56.8(570-1003-30) ared Allen ar ASSES dAln6 ed Allen dAln63.0(218-346) ed Allen ed Allen dAln44.5(77-173) ed Allen t an6 ett Jahn t an39.3(24-61-2) ett Jahn ett J y Embi y Embi mik81.1(30-37-0) y Embick y Embi y Embi (Min 20Attempts) ahn (Min 20Attempts) (Min 20Attempts) k3Kansas 3 ck k4 ck ck k19 ck 52.6 (40-76-5) 47.0 (39-83-4) 50 15Times 2 aai09/04/04 (2times) 7 Hawaii 7 09/11/04 12/06/03 09/14/02 James Madison 8 N.Arizona 8 N.Texas 8 oiin-o.09/22/05 Louisiana-Mon. 7 09/03/05 09/13/03 09/18/04 11/15/03 2001-02 08/28/03 09/20/03 11/11/06 09/13/03 11/22/03 03-05 01-04 01-02 02-04 2005 2005 2005 2004 2004 2001 2003 2002 2004 2002 2003 2005 2005 2003 2004 2001 2005 2005 2001 2002 2003 2005 2006 2003 2002 2002 2003 ae le . (7-173) 4.4(910-225) 4.1 (8-194) 4.1 Danny Embick Jared Allen Rusty Smith art an6 8 9 Garrett Jahn Rusty Smith Sean Clayton SEASON PERCENTAGE LOWEST INTERCEPTION 30 Dann 3 Jared Allen 3 CAREER 4 Sean Clayton 5 4 Garrett Jahn 6 6 McKinson Souverain 7 Garrett Jahn 8 Danny Embick Rusty Smith 8 9 Jared Allen 10 Jared Allen Jared Allen Sean Clayton y Embick Jared Allen Dann SEASON MOST INTERCEPTIONS ae le 5Mdl ense 9/18/04 Middle Tennessee J 10/5/02 North Texas 25 Jar St.Mary’s 25 SEASON 10/16/04 25 atNicholls State Jared Allen Northern Colorado 25 Jared Allen 26 Jared Allen J 9/21/02 Jared Allen Lafayette Jared Allen 9/20/03 Kansas atEasternKentucky 27 J atYoungstown State 28 28 J 29 Danny Embick Danny Embick Jared Allen Jared Allen ae le 50 53 59 Jared Allen 62 87 Jared Allen Jared Allen Jared Allen Jared Allen atUCF 40 J J Jared Allen GAME WITHOUT INTERCEPTION CONSECUTIVE ATTEMPTS 11/26/05 Jar 09/03/05 J McKinson Soverain toThomas Parker 65FIU 09/08/01 Danny Embick toDiIvory Edgecomb 66Kansas J Jared AllentoLarryTaylor 71Bethune-Cookman 10/04/03 Jared AllentoAnthony Crissinger-Hill 73Texas State J Jared AllentoThomas ParkerAlbany 88 TOUCHDOWN P LONGEST art an . (2-61) 3.3 Sean Clayton Garrett Jahn J ae le . (-4)2003 (9-346) 2.6 J Jared Allen ar ar ar rdAln102 ared Allen Hawaii 38 ar ared Allen ar ar ar rdAln31 (6-193) 3.1 ared Allen ar dAln161 ed Allen Morris Brown 9/27/03 25 atIllinois State ed Allen 26 ed Allen ed Allen ed Allen ed AllentoRooseveltBynes 51FIU ed AllentoRooseveltBynes 62Middle T ed AllentoAn 10/16/04 ed AllentoRooseveltBynes 80Northern Colorado ed Allen mik15 y Embick (Min 50A ttempts) thon 6Te 26 4FIU 34 . (6-154) 3.8 2.8 (8-291) rsigrHl 7Ilni tt 09/27/03 y Crissinger-Hill 67Illinois State xas State (MIN 50ATTEMPTS) ASSES n.08/28/03 enn. 01-02 05-06 03-05 01-04 2006 2005 2002 2001 2004 2006 2002 2001 2004 2006 2003 2005 2005 2006 2004 2001 2006 2002 2005 2002 10/20/01 09/03/05 10/06/05 12/4/04 10/4/03 9/11/04 11/9/02 9/13/03 9/4/04 2003 2001 2001 2002 2002 2004 2004 12/04/04 11/17/01 MOST YARDS IN TWO CAREER TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS CONSECUTIVE GAMES Anthony Crissinger-Hill (136-2071) 136 01-04 GAME 2 eight times Jared Allen 593 352 UCF 09/13/03 Brittney Tellis (92-1540) 92 01-04 SEASON 241 YSU 09/20/03 Larry Taylor (89-1392) 89 01-04 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 9 2003 Jared Allen 577 225 Valdosta State 08/28/03 Thomas Parker (83-1549) 83 01-05 Roosevelt Bynes 9 2003 352 UCF 09/13/03 Roosevelt Bynes (74-1399) 74 03-04 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 5 2004 Jared Allen 536 291 Hawaii 09/4/04 Aaron Sanchez (60-500) 60 02-06 Roosevelt Bynes 4 2004 245 N. Texas 09/11/04 Doug Parker (58-480) 58 01-04 Thomas Parker 4 2001 Jared Allen 518 245 N. Texas 09/11/04 Dantson Dareus (48-671) 48 01--05 Larry Taylor 4 2003 273 MTSU 09/18/04 Aaron Sanchez (38-320) 38 02-04 2 four times Jared Allen 515 255 N.Colorado 10/16/04 Frantz Simeon (35-590) 35 06- 260 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Eric Harper (31-322) 31 01-04 Jared Allen 495 226 Illinois State 9/27/03 Darrion Porter-Isom (28-273) 28 02-05 Career 269 Texas State 10/04/03 Matt Prudenti (25-352) 25 01-03 A nthony Crissinger-Hill 14 01-04 Jared Allen 494 228 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Roosevelt Bynes 13 03-04 RECEIVING YARDS 266 Colgate 12/13/03 Thomas Parker 10 01-05 GAME Jared Allen 494 183 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Larry Taylor 9 01-04 A nthony Crissinger-Hill183 Hawaii 09/4/04 311 FIU 12/04/04 Brittney Tellis 5 01-04 Jared Allen 485 281 FIU 01/22/03 Anthony Crissinger-Hill163 Florida A&M 10/30/04 Aaron Sanchez 5 02-06 204 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 Anthony Crissinger-Hill160 Texas State 10/04/03 Jared Allen 484 260 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Brittney Tellis 158 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 Matt Prudenti 4 01-03 224 Florida A&M 10/30/04 Anthony Crissinger-Hill135 UCF 09/13/03 Doug Parker 4 01-04 Anthony Crissinger-Hill129 Northern Arizona12/06/03 Dantson Dareus 4 01-04 Roosevelt Bynes 126 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Ben Coker 3 01-04 Roosevelt Bynes 122 Youngstown State 09/20/03 Jason Harmon 2 06- Receptions Roosevelt Bynes 116 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 GAME Avery Holley 2 06- Anthony Crissinger-Hill 114 Colgate 12/13/03 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 15 Hawaii 09/04/04 DiIvory Edgecomb 2 05 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 9 Florida Int. 11/22/03 SEASON Anthony Crissinger-Hill 8 UCF 09/13/03 AVERAGE YARDS Anthony Crissinger-Hill 1134 2003 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 7 St. Mary’s 10/20/01 PER RECEPTION Thomas Parker 7 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 Roosevelt Bynes 772 2003 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 746 2004 SEASON Roosevelt Bynes 7 Youngstown State 09/20/03 Roosevelt Bynes 23.2 (27-627) 2004 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 7 Texas State 10/04/03 Brittney Tellis 702 2002 Roosevelt Bynes 627 2004 Dantson Dareus 21.2 (6-127) 2001 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 7 Nicholls State 10/11/03 Thomas Parker 20.3 (20-406) 2001 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 7 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 Frantz Simeon 590 2006 Thomas Parker 584 2005 Thomas Parker 20.1 (29-584) 2005 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 7 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Brittney Tellis 18.5 (38-702) 2002 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 7 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Larry Taylor 466 2003 Brittney Tellis 435 2003 Larry Taylor 18.1 (22-398) 2001 Thomas Parker 17.6 (20-353) 2002 SEASON Thomas Parker 406 2001 Larry Taylor 405 2004 Larry Taylor 17.3 (27-466) 2003 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 74 2003 Frantz Simeon 16.9 (35-590) 260 Roosevelt Bynes 47 2003 Roosevelt Bynes 16.4 (47-772) 2003 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 46 2004 CAREER A.Crissinger-Hill 16.2 (46-746) 2004 Brittney Tellis 38 2002 Anthony Crissinger-Hill (136-2071) 2071 01-04 Larry Taylor 16.2 (25-405) 2004 Frantz Simeon 35 2006 Thomas Parker (83-1549) 1549 01-05 Brittney Tellis 29 2003 Brittney Tellis (92-1540) 1540 01-04 Thomas Parker 29 2005 Roosevelt Bynes (74-1399) 1399 03-04 Roosevelt Bynes 27 2004 Larry Taylor (89-1392) 1392 01-04 Larry Taylor 27 2003 Dantson Dareus (48-671) 671 01-05 Darrion Porter-Isom 26 2005 Frantz Simeon (35-590) 590 06- Jason Harmon 26 2006 Aaron Sanchez (60-500) 500 02-06 Larry Taylor 25 2004 Doug Parker (58-480) 480 01-04 Matt Prudenti (25-352) 352 01-03 Eric Harper (31-322) 322 01-04

TOP FIVE RECEIVING LEADERS (CAREER)

Anthony Crissinger-Hill Thomas Parker Brittney Tellis Roosevelt Bynes Larry Taylor 149 GM Rec Yds TD Lg GM Rec Yds TD Lg GM Att Yds TD Lg GM Att Yds TD Lg GM Att Yds TD Lg 2001 7 16 191 0 27 2001 10 20 406 4 88 2001 10 2 32 0 23 2003 14 47 772 9 62 2001 10 22 398 2 71 2003 14 74 1134 9 73 2002 10 20 353 2 41 2002 11 38 702 2 56 2004 9 27 627 4 80 2002 10 15 123 1 27 2004 7 46 746 5 78 2004 12 14 206 1 45 2003 14 29 435 1 50 TOTAL 23 74 1,399 13 80 2003 14 27 466 4 53 TO TAL 28 136 2,071 14 78 2005 11 29 585 3 66 2004 12 23 371 2 54 2004 10 25 405 2 47 TOTAL 43 83 1,550 10 88 TOTAL 47 92 1,540 5 56 TOTAL 44 89 1392 9 71 MOST GAMES 75+ YARDS ALL-PURPOSE YARDS/GAME CAREER RECEIVING SEASON J ared Allen 163.5 2001-04 SEASON Anthony Crissinger-Hill 106.6 2004 Danny Embick 89.3 2003-05 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 7 2003 Anthony Jackson 99.7 2001 Garrett Jahn 56.1 2001-02 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 5 2004 Anthony Jackson 95.0 2002 Doug Parker 55.0 2001/03-04 Roosevelt Bynes 5 2003 Anthony Jackson 91.1 2003 Charles Pierre 47.0 2005 Brittney Tellis 3 2002 Brittney Tellis 89.2 2002 Sean Clayton 40.4 2005 Thomas Parker 3 2005 Doug Parker 86.7 2004 Anthony Jackson 35.5 2001-04 Brittney Tellis 3 2003 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 81.0 2003 Daveon Barron 31.9 2002-04 MEDIA Thomas Parker 2 2001 Doug Parker 79.2 2001 DiIvory Edgecomb 26.8 2005 Larry Taylor 2 2001 Charles Pierre 72.3 2006 Dekolan James 24.5 2001/03-04 COACHES Larry Taylor 2 2003 Roosevelt Bynes 69.8 2004 McKinson Souverain 22.7 2005 Aaron Sanchez 16.1 2002-04 PLAYERS Roosevelt Bynes 2 2004 Frantz Simeon 65.9 2006 Frantz Simeon 2 2006 Larry Taylor 62.7 2004 OPPONENTS AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY CAREER CAREER SEASON REVIEW A nthony Crissinger-Hill 13 2001/03-04 A nthony Jackson 85.1 01-04 Danny Embick 7.6 (50- -16) 2003 HISTORY Roosevelt Bynes 7 2003-04 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 74.0 01-04 Jared Allen 7.2 (354- -13) 2004 Brittney Tellis 6 2001-04 Doug Parker 68.4 01-04 Danny Embick 6.8 (98-24) 2004 FAU Larry Taylor 5 2001-04 Roosevelt Bynes 60.4 03-04 Jared Allen 6.6 (429- -176) 2003 Thomas Parker 4 2001-02/04-05 Brittney Tellis 53.1 01-04 Jared Allen 5.2 (216- -59) 2001 Charles Pierre 61.8 05-06 Anthony Jackson 5.2 (151-779) 2003 100-YARD RECEIVERS DiIovery Edgecomb 49.5 05 Garrett Jahn 5.0 (97- -12) 2001 A . Crissinger-Hill(15) 183 Hawaii 09/04/04 Larry Taylor 40.1 01-04 Dekolan James 4.9 (58-283) 2001 A. Crissinger-Hill (6) 163 Florida A&M 10/30/04 Thomas Parker 37.4 01-05 Daveon Barron 4.8 (102-476) 2003 A. Crissinger-Hill (7) 160 Texas State 10/04/03 Dekolan James 37.1 01-04 Jared Allen 4.5 (265- -168) 2002 Brittney Tellis (4) 158 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 Daveon Barron 36.1 02-04 A. Crissinger-Hill (8) 135 UCF 09/13/03 Aaron Sanchez 26.5 02-04 CAREER A. Crissinger-Hill (6) 129 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Danny Embick 6.1 (462-2805) 2003-05 Roosevelt Bynes (6) 126 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Jared Allen 6.1 (1264-416) 2001-04 Roosevelt Bynes (7) 122 Youngstown State 09/20/03 Total Offense Dekolan James 5.2 (66-343) 2001/03-04 Roosevelt Bynes (7) 116 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 (Rushing and Passing) Garrett Jahn 4.6 (172-66) 2001-02 A. Crissinger-Hill (6) 114 Colgate 12/13/03 Anthony Jackson 4.5 (303-1349) 2001-04 Thomas Parker (7) 113 Garnder-Webb 11/03/01 TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS Aaron Sanchez 4.1 (139-565) 2002-04 Larry Taylor (2) 112 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 GAME Doug Parker 3.8 (519-1981) 2001/03-04 Thomas Parker (5) 110 Florida International 11/26/05 Jared Allen 351 UCF 9/13/03 Daveon Barron 3.8 (297-1082) 2002-04 Frantz Simeon (4) 110 Troy 11/11/06 Jared Allen 328 Florida Int. 12/04/04 A. Crissinger-Hill (7) 104 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Danny Embick 315 Kansas 09/03/05 PUNT RETURNS Jared Allen 290 Hawaii 009/4/04 GAME LONGEST TOUCHDOWN Rusty Smith 290 Troy 11/11/06 Brittney Tellis 6 Morris Brown 11/09/02 RECEPTIONS Danny Embick 287 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 Brittney Tellis 6 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Jared Allen to Thomas Parker 88 Albany 11/17/01 Jared Allen 273 Colgate 12/13/03 Brittney Tellis 5 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 Jared Allen to Roosevelt Bynes 80 Northern Colorado10/16/04 Jared Allen 272 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Brittney Tellis 5 North Texas 09/11/04 Jared Allen to A.Crissinger-Hill 73 Texas State 10/04/03 Jared Allen 267 Florida Int. 11/22/03 Brittney Tellis 5 Troy 11/06/04 Jared Allen to Larry Taylor 71 Bethune-Cookman09/08/01 Jared Allen 263 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Brittney Tellis 4 Albany 11/17/01 Jared Allen to A. Crissinger-Hill 67 Illinois State 09/27/03 Jared Allen 253 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Matt Prudenti 4 Youngstown State 09/20/03 McKinson Souverain to Thomas Parker 65FIU 11/26/05 Jared Allen 244 North Texas 09/11/04 Matt Prudenti 4 Texas State 10/04/03 Jared Allen to Roosevelt Bynes 62 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Jared Allen 229 Texas State 10/04/03 Brittney Tellis 4 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Jared Allen to Roosevelt Bynes 51 FIU 12/04/04 Brittney Tellis 4 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Jared Allen to Larry Taylor 47 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 SEASON Danny Embick to Thomas Parker 43 Northern Colorado10/16/04 Jared Allen 2827 2003 SEASON Jared Allen to Roosevelt Bynes 43 Valdosta State 09/06/03 Jared Allen 2541 2004 Brittney Tellis 35 2004 Danny Embick 1759 2005 Matt Prudenti 27 2003 Jared Allen 1190 2002 Brittney Tellis 20 2002 All-Purpose Rusty Smith 1189 2006 Brittney Tellis 17 2001 (Rushing, Receiving, Return) Jared Allen 1126 2001 Frantz Simeon 15 2006 Doug Parker 896 2004 Terrance Hall 14 2005 ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Sean Clayton 847 2006 Brittney Tellis 6 2003 SEASON Anthony Jackson 1,276 2003 CAREER CAREER Anthony Crissinger-Hill 1,134 2003 Jared Allen 7684 (1264- -416) 01-04 Brittney Tellis 78 01-04 Doug Parker 1,040 2004 Danny Embick 2769(2533-236) 03-05 Matt Prudenti 30 01-03

Y Anthony Jackson 997 2001 Doug Parker 1981 (519-1981) 01-04 Frantz Simeon 15 05-06 Brittney Tellis 981 2002 Sean Clayton 1543 (188-1355) 05-06 Terence Hall 14 2005 Charles Pierre 868 2006 Anthony Jackson 1349 (303-1349) 01-04 Doug Parker 792 2001 Rusty Smith 1175 (-110-1285) 06 MOST RETURN YARDS Frantz Simeon 791 2006 Daveon Barron 1117 (297-1082) 02-04 GAME Roosevelt Bynes 762 2003 Brittney Tellis 104 Albany 11/17/01 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 746 2004 AVG. TOTAL OFFENSE/GAME Brittney Tellis 95 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Brittney Tellis 719 2004 SEASON Brittney Tellis 80 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 Doug Parker 629 2003 Jared Allen 211.8 2004 Brittney Tellis 64 Florida A&M 10/30/04 Jared Allen 201.9 2003 Matt Prudenti 61 Northern Colorado 10/18/03

HISTOR CAREER Danny Embick 195.4 2005 Brittney Tellis 46 Morris Brown 11/09/02 Anthony Jackson 3,234 01-04 Jared Allen 112.6 2001 Brittney Tellis 38 Hawaii 09/04/04 Brittney Tellis 2,498 01-04 Jared Allen 108.2 2002 Terrence Hall 37 Louisiana-Lafayette10/06/05 150 Doug Parker 2,461 01-04 Matt Prudenti 30 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Anthony Crissinger-Hill 2,071 01-04 Larry Taylor 1,765 01-04 Troy Pindell 29 Texas State 10/09/04 Thomas Parker 1,571 01-05 Brittney Tellis 25 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Roosevelt Bynes 1,390 03-04 Aaron Sanchez 1,357 02-06 Daveon Barron 1,262 02-04 Matt Prudenti 912 01-03 Frantz Simeon 791 06-

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 SEASON CAREER Terence Hall 17.2 2005 Brittney Tellis 310 2004 A nthony Jackson 72 01-04 Brittney Tellis 15.8 2001-04 Brittney Tellis 233 2001 Matt Prudenti 18 01-03 Casey McGahee 15.6 2003-05 Frantz Simeon 201 2006 Casey McGahee 16 03-05 DiIvory Edgecomb 15.0 2005 Matt Prudenti 166 2003 Krist Bartels 16 04-06 Willie Hughley 14.8 2002-05 Brittney Tellis 124 2002 Larry Taylor 14 01-04 David McDowell 10.6 2002-04 Brittney Tellis 72 2003 Willie Floyd 14 06- Aaron Sanchez 8.2 2002-04 Terence hall 68 2005 Terence Hall 13 05 Eric Harper 8.1 2001-04 Troy Pindell 41 2004 Brittney Tellis 12 01-04 Ramon Rickards 32 2002 Eric Harper 10 01-04 Quincy Skinner 27 2003 Total Returns Shomari Earls 23 2003 MOST RETURN YARDS (kicks, punts, int, and fumbles) Casey McGahee 17 2005 GAME Anthony Jackson 16 2001 Anthony Jackson 168 Marist (3-168) 09/22/01 MOST RETURN Anthony Jackson 139 Gardner-Webb(5-139) 11/03/01 GAME CAREER Terrance Hall 114 Louisville 10/01/05 Brittney Tellis 7 South Florida 09/31/02 Brittney Tellis 739 01-04 Matt Prudenti 113 Connecticut (5-113) 11/02/02 Anthony Jackson 7 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 Frantz Semeon 201 05-06 Anthony Jackson 112 E. Kentucky (5-112) 11/10/01 Brittney Tellis 6 Morris Brown 11/09/02 Matt Prudenti 173 01-03 Anthony Jackson 102 Slippery Rock(5-102) 09/01/01 Brittney Tellis 6 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Terence Hall 68 2005 Anthony Jackson 100 Troy (4-100) 11/06/04 Troy Pindell 41 02-04 Terence Hall 6 Louisville 10/01/05 Matt Prudenti 5 Connecticut 11/02/02 SEASON Brittney Tellis 5 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 HIGHEST RETURN AVERAGE A nthony Jackson 739 2001 Anthony Jackson 5 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 GAME (MIN 2 RETURNS) Anthony Jackson 467 2003 Anthony Jackson 5 Eastern Illinois 11/10/01 Matt Prudenti 30.5 N. Colorado (2-61) 10/18/03 Kris Bartels 345 2006 Brittney Tellis 5 North Texas 09/11/04 Brittney Tellis 26.0 Albany (4-140) 11/17/01 Anthony Jackson 322 2004 Brittney Tellis 5 Troy 11/06/04 Brittney Tellis 21.3 Florida A&M (3-64) 10/30/04 Willie Floyd 255 2006 Terence Hall 5 Arkansas State 10/22/05 Brittney Tellis 16.0 Gardner-Webb (5-80) 11/03/01 Matt Prudenti 251 2002 Brittney Tellis 15.8 Edward Waters (6-95) 11/27/04 Anthony Jackson 234 2002 SEASON Matt Prudenti 15.0 N. Arizona (2-30) 12/06/03 Terence Hall 223 2005 B rittney Tellis 35 2004 Brittney Tellis 12.7 Hawaii (3-38) 09/04/04 Larry Taylor 213 2004 Anthony Jackson 32 2001 Terence Hall 12.3 Louisiana-Laf (3.37) 10/06/05 Brittney Tellis 151 2002 Matt Prudenti 32 2003 Brittney Tellis 11.5 YSU (2-23) 10/12/02 DiIvory Edgecomb 135 2005 Brittney Tellis 29 2002 Brittney Tellis 10.5 N. Colorado (2-21) 10/16/04 Terence Hall 27 2005 Brittney Tellis 9.0 Illinois State (3-27) 11/20/04 CAREER Brittney Tellis 17 2001 Anthony Jackson 1,762 01-04 Matt Prudenti 14 2002 SEASON (MIN. 5 RETURNS) Matt Prudenti 367 01-03 Casey McGahee 13 2003 Brittney Tellis 13.7 2001 Kris Bartels 345 0406 Anthony Jackson 11 2002 Frantz Simeon 13.4 2006 Larry Taylor 304 01-04 Larry Taylor 11 2004 Brittney Tellis 12.0 2003 Wilie Floyd 255 06- Brittney Tellis 8.9 2004 Casey McGahee 250 02-05 CAREER Brittney Tellis 6.2 2002 Terrance Hall 223 2005 Brittney Tellis 87 01-04 Matt Prudenti 6.2 2003 Brittney Tellis 190 01-04 Anthony Jackson 59 01-04 Terence Hall 4.9 2005 DiIvory Edgecomb 135 2005 Matt Prudenti 46 01-03 Casey McGahee 134 03-04 CAREER (MIN. 5 RETURNS) Wilie Hughley 133 02-05 Frantz Simeon 13.4 05-06 Erick McIntosh 117 06- MOST RETURN YARDS Brittney Tellis 9.5 01-04 Avery Holley 107 06- GAME Matt Prudenti 5.8 01-03 Dekolan James 103 01-04 An thony Jackson 168 Marist 09/22/01 Terence Hall 4.9 05 Anthony Jackson 139 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 Anthony Jackson 118 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 Casey McGahee 3.2 03-05 HIGHEST RETURN AVERAGE Matt Prudenti 113 Connecticut 11/02/02 GAME (MIN 2 RETURNS) Anthony Jackson 112 E. Illinois 11/10/01 Anthony Jackson 56.0 Marist 09/22/01 Kick Returns Anthony Jackson 39.0 Anthony Jackson 09/04/04 SEASON Anthony Jackson 33.5 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 MOST RETURNS Anthony Jackson 745 2001 Anthony Jackson 33.0 North Texas 09/11/04 GAME Anthony Jackson 467 2003 Larry Taylor 31.5 Hawaii 09/04/04 Terence Hall 6 Louisville (6-114) 10/01/05 Kris Bartels 434 2006 Anthony Jackson 27.8 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 Anthony Jackson 5 Slippery Rock (5-102) 09/01/01 Brittney Tellis 332 2004 Anthony Jackson 26.0 St Mary’s 10/20/01 Anthony Jackson 5 Gardner Webb (5-139) 11/03/01 Anthony Jackson 322 2004 Larry Taylor 25.0 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Anthony Jackson 5 E. Illinois (5-112) 11/10/01 Terence Hall 291 2005 Anthony Jackson 25.0 Troy 11/06/04 Matt Prudenti 5 Connecticut (5-113) 11/02/02 Brittney Tellis 275 2002 Anthony Jackson 4 Troy (4-100) 11/06/04 Matt Prudenti 258 2002 SEASON (MIN 5 RETURNS) Brittney Tellis 4 S.Florida (4-49) 08/31/02 Anthony Jackson 25.9 2003 Anthony Jackson 4 James Madison (4-81) 09/14/02 CAREER Anthony Jackson 24.8 2004 Anthony Jackson 4 UCF (4-94) 09/13/03 Anthony Jackson 1768 2001-04 Anthony Jackson 24.6 2001 Brittney Tellis 929 2001-04 Matt Prudenti 22.8 2002 SEASON Kris Bartels 21.6 2006 Anthony Jackson 30 2001 Larry Taylor 21.3 2004 MOST RETURNS FOR Anthony Jackson 18 2003 Anthony Jackson 21.3 2002 TOUCHDOWN Kris Bartels 16 2006 Erick McIntosh 19.5 2006 GAME Willie Floyd 14 2006 Willie Floyd 18.2 2006 Taurian Osborne 1 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 Anthony Jackson 13 2004 Avery Holley 17.8 2006 Taurian Osborne 1 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Terence Hall 13 2005 Dekolan James 17.2 2001 Brittney Tellis 1 Albany 11/17/01 Matt Prudenti 11 2002 Terence Hall 17.2 2005 Willie Hughley 1 James Madison 09/14/02 Anthony Jackson 11 2002 Lee Pasick 1 Florida Int. 11/23/02 151 Casey McGahee 9 2003 CAREER (MIN 5 RETURNS) Tyrone Higgins 1 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 Brittney Tellis 9 2002 Anthony Jackson 24.5 2001-04 Ertwyn Henry 1 Siena 11/15/03 Eric Harper 7 2002 Larry Taylor 21.7 2001-04 Taurian Osborne 1 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Dekolan James 6 2001 Matt Prudenti 21.4 2001-03 Willie Hughley 1 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Dekolan James 17.2 2001/03-04 Willie Hughley 1 Nicholls State 10/11/03 Johnnie Sloan 1 Nicholls State 10/11/03 HIGHEST AVERAGE Quentin Swain 1 Florida International 11/22/03 GAME (MIN. 3 PUNTS) Defense Troy Pindell 1 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Mike Brown 47.3 MTSU(6-284) 09/18/04 Kris Bartels 1 Louisiana-Monroe 09/22/05 Andy Rosas 46.9MTSU (8-375) 08/28/03 MOST TACKLES Mike Brown 46.6Illinois State (5-233) 11/20/04 GAME SEASON Andy Rosas 45.5YSU (4-182) 10/12/02 J erell Terry 18 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 Taurian Osborne 2 2001 Andy Rosas 45.3St. Mary’s (4-181) 10/20/01 Kinyumba Mutakabbir 15 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 Willie Hughley 2 2003 Mike Brown 44.2Kansas (8-354) 09/03/05 Kris Bartels 15 Middle Tennessee 10/15/05 Willie Hughley 1 2002 Kris Bartels 15 North Texas 11/18/06 Tyrone Higgins 1 2002 SEASON MEDIA Todd Poitier 14 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 Lee Pasick 1 2002 Mike Brown 41.9 2004 Chris Laskowski 14 James Madison 09/14/02 COACHES Brittney Tellis 1 2001 Andy Rosas 39.1 2002 Mauratae Johnson 14 E. Kentucky 09/21/02 Ertwyn Henry 1 2003 Mike Brown 38.8 2005 PLAYERS Quentin Swain 14 Colgate 12/13/03 Taurian Osborne 1 2003 Andy Rosas 38.7 2003 Shomari Earls 14 N. Colorado 10/16/04 OPPONENTS Johnnie Sloan 1 2003 Andy Rosas 38.6 2001 Frantz Joseph 14 La-Lafayette 10/18/06 Quentin Swain 1 2003 Mike O’Neill 37.2 2006 REVIEW Troy Pindell 1 2004 Andy Eminger 36.8 2001 SEASON Tom Carluccio 36.0 2002 HISTORY Quentin Swain 104 2003 RETURNS FOR TOUCHDOWN Chris Laskowski 93 2003 FAU CAREER Shomari Earls 87 2005 PLAYER TYPEYDS Mike Brown 40.2 04-05 Taurian Osborne F 99 Bethune-Cookman---09/08/01 Chris Laskowski 84 2002 Andy Rosas 38.8 01-03 Kris Bartels 82 2005 Willie Hughley Int 87 James Madison---09/14/02 Mike O’Neill 37.2 2006 Brittney Tellis P 75 Albany---11/17/01 Shomari Earls 81 2004 Andy Eminger 36.8 2001 Chris Laskowski 79 2004 Willie Hughley Int 63 Northern Colorado---12/06/03 Tom Carluccio 36.0 2002 Johnnie Sloan F 46 Nicholls State---10/11/03 Mauratae Johnson 78 2001 Lee Pasick F 14Florida International---11/23/02 Willie Hughley 78 2003 MOST PUNTS INSIDE 20 Ertwyn Henry Bk 14 Siena---11/15/03 Cergile Sincere 78 2006 GAME Quentin Swain F 3 Florida International---11/22/03 Quincy Skinner 75 2003 Andy Rosas 4 UCF 09/13/03 Tyrone Higgins P 0 Bethune-Cookman---09/07/02 Andy Rosas 4 Illinois State 09/27/03 Taurian Osborne P 0 Slippery Rock---09/01/01 CAREER Andy Rosas 3 Marist 09/22/01 Taurian Osborne P 0 Middle Tennessee---08/28/03 Chris Laskowski 294 01-04 Andy Rosas 3 Drake 10/06/01 Troy Pindell I 40 Edward Waters---11/27/04 Tyrone Higgins 225 01-04 Andy Rosas 3 Youngstown State 09/20/03 Kris Bartels I 39 Louisiana-Monroe---09/22/05 Shomari Earls 217 02-05 Mike Brown 3 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Willie Hughley 212 01-05 Mike Brown 3 Illinois State 11/20/04 Chris McKinley 167 01-04 Punting Mike Brown 3 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 Quentin Swain 160 02-03 Mike Brown 3 Louisiana-Monroe 09/22/05 Johnnie Sloan 159 01-04 MOST PUNTS Mike Brown 3 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 Quincy Skinner 156 02-05 GAME Andy Rosas 11 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 SEASON MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS Andy Rosas 9 Troy State 10/26/02 Andy Rosas 22 2003 GAME Andy Rosas 9 Eastern Illinois 11/10/01 Mike Brown 18 2005 Johnnie Sloan 5 Youngstown State 09/20/03 Andy Rosas 9 Youngstown State 09/20/03 Mike Brown 16 2004 Tyrone Higgins 5 Colgate 12/13/03 Andy Rosas 9 Illinois State 09/27/03 Mike O’Neill 14 2006 Chris Laskowski 4 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Mike Brown 9 Troy 11/06/04 Andy Rosas 13 2001 Mauratae Johnson 4 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Mike Brown 9 Arkansas State 10/22/05 Andy Rosas 11 2002 Johnnie Sloan 4 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 Mike O’Neill 9 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 Ramon Rickards 4 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Mike Brown 8 Kansas 09/03/05 CAREER Johnnie Sloan 4 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Mike Brown 8 Minnesota 09/17/05 Andy Rosas 46 01-03 Todd Poitier 4 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Mike Brown 34 04-05 Robert St. Clair 4 Middle Tennessee 10/15/05 SEASON Mike O’Neill 14 06 Andy Rosas 75 2003 SEASON Mike Brown 72 2005 LONGEST PUNT Johnnie Sloan 18 2003 Andy Rosas 70 2002 Andy Rosas 67 Nicholls State 10/05/02 Tyrone Higgins 13 2003 Mike O’Neill 60 2006 Mike Brown 66 Texas State 10/09/04 Chris Laskowski 13 2004 Mike Brown 56 2004 Mike Brown 64 Louisiana-Monroe 09/22/05 Shomari Earls 12 2004 Andy Rosas 54 2001 Mike Brown 63 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Josh Pinnick 11.5 2006 Mike Brown 61 Florida International 11/26/05 Chris Laskowski 11 2002 CAREER Andy Rosas 58 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 Teddy Strachan 10 2002 Andy Rosas 199 01-03 Andy Rosas 57 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 Ramon Rickards 10 2001 Mike Brown 128 04-05 Mike Brown 57 Illinois State 11/20/04 Jordan Roberts 10 2002 Mike O’Neill 60 2006 Ramon Rickards 9 2003

Y MOST CONSECUTIVE Quentin Swain 9 2003 MOST YARDS PUNTS WITHOUT A BLOCK GAME Andy Rosas 75 2003 CAREER Andy Rosas 380 Eastern Illinois (11-380) 11/16/02 Mike O’Neill 60 2006 Johnnie Sloan 40 2001-04 Andy Rosas 375 Middle Tennessee (8-375)08/28/03 Mike Brown 56 2004 Chris Laskowski 34 2001-04 Andy Rosas 358 Illinois State (9-358) 09/27/03 Andy Rosas 49 2001 Ramon Rickards 32 2001-04 Mike Brown 357 Troy (9-357) 11/06/04 Mike Brown 32 2005 Tyrone Higgins 29 2001-04 Mike Brown 357 Arkansas State (9-357) 10/22/05 Mike Brown 29 2005 Shomari Earls 22 2002-05 Mike Brown 354 Kansas (8-354) 09/03/05 Andy Rosas 28 2002 William Gray 21 2001-04 Andy Rosas 345 Eastern Illinois (9-345) 11/10/01 Yrvens Guerrier 18 2001-04

HISTOR Teddy Strachan 17 2001-04 SEASON Chris McKinley 16 2001-04 Andy Rosas 2,899 2003 Quentin Swain 13 2002-03 152 Mike Brown 2,797 2005 Andy Rosas 2,734 2002 Mike Brown 2,346 2004 Andy Rosas 2,080 2001

CAREER An dy Rosas 7,713 2001-03 Mike Brown 5,143 2004-05

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS – Tyrone Higgins 7 01-04 MOST FUMBLE YARDAGE LOST Shomari Earls 6 01-05 RETURN YARDS GAME Yrvens Guerrier 6 01-04 GAME Chris Laskowski 24 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Joe Walker 5 01-04 Taurian Osborne 107 Bethune-Cookman 9/8/01 William Gray 22 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 Josh Pinnick 5 04-06 Johnnie Sloan 49 Nicholls 10/11/03 William Gray 22 Bethune-Cookman 09/7/02 Willie Hughley 25 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Josh Pinnick 19 Arkansas State 10/28/06 MOST SACK YARDAGE Lee Pasick 14 Florida International 11/23/02 Randy Hunter 18 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 GAME Frantz Joseph 12 La-Lafayette 10/18/06 Josh Pinnick 18 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 William Gray 22 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 Casey McGahee 10 Illinois State 11/20/04 Jordan Roberts 16 Morris Brown 11/9/02 William Gray 22 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 Joe Walker 15 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Josh Pinnick 18 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 SEASON Chris Laskowski 18 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Taurian Osborne 107 2001 SEASON Jervonte Jackson 18 Arkansas State 10/28/06 Johnnie Sloan 49 2003 C hris Laskowski 57 2004 Randy Hunter 18 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 Willie Hughley 25 2003 William Gray 51 2003 Joe Walker 15 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Lee Pasick 14 2002 Josh Pinnick 46 2006 Johnnie Sloan 14 Texas State 10/09/04 Frantz Joseph 12 2006 Shomari Earls 36 2004 William Gray 14 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Casey McGahee 10 2004 Chris Laskowski 36 2002 Lee Pasick 8 2001 William Gray 36 2002 SEASON Mauratae Johnson 7 2001 Johnnie Sloan 34 2003 William Gray 43 2003 Todd Poitier 7 2002 Ramon Rickards 34 2001 William Gray 35 2002 Quentin Swain 3 2003 Jordan Roberts 33 2002 Josh Pinnick 28 2006 Ramon Rickards 31 2004 Ramon Rickards 26 2004 CAREER Randy Hunter 26 2006 Taurian Osborne 107 2001-02 CAREER Ramon Rickards 25 2002 Johnnie Sloan 49 2001-03 R amon Rickards 120 01-04 Jervonte Jackson 23 2006 Willie Hughley 25 2002-04 Chris Laskowski 117 01-04 Ramon Rickards 22 2001 Lee Pasick 22 2002-04 William Gray 110 01-04 Ramon Rickards 22 2003 Frantz Joseph 12 2006 Johnnie Sloan 106 01-04 Shomari Earls 21 2004 Casey McGahee 10 2002-04 Shomari Earls 77 02-05 Joe Walker 20 2001 Todd Poitier 7 2001-02 Tyrone Higgins 70 01-04 Mauratae Johnson 7 2001-02 Yrvens Guerrier 60 01-04 CAREER Quentin Swain 3 2002-03 Chris McKinley 53 01-04 Ramon Rickards 95 01-04 William Gray 87 01-04 LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN MOST SACKS Johnnie Sloan 54 01-04 Taurian Osborne99 (TD) Bethune-Cookman 9/08/01 GAME Chris Laskowski 42 01-04 Willie Hughley25 (TD) Northern Arizona 12/6/03 Chris Laskowski 3 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Tyrone Higgins 39 01-04 Johnnie Sloan46 (TD) Nicholls State 10/11/03 Chris Laskowski 3 Northern Arizona 12/6/03 Yrvens Guerrier 35 01-04 William Gray 3 Bethune-Cookman 09/7/02 Shomari Earls 34 02-05 MOST INTERCEPTIONS Joe Walker 3 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Chris McKinley 27 01-04 GAME Johnnie Sloan 2.5 Texas State 10/09/04 Joe Walker 22 01-04 Corey Small 3 Arkansas State 10/28/06 Willie Hughley 2 Illinois State 11/20/04 SEASON FUMBLE RETURNS Willie Hughley 2 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 Johnnie Sloan 6 2003 SEASON Ramon Rickards 5 2004 Johnnie Sloan 2 2003 SEASON William Gray 5 2002 Josh Savidge 2 2006 Willie Hughley 6 2004 Ramon Rickards 5 2002 Nine Individuals 1 Willie Hughley 5 2003 William Gray 5 2003 Quincy Skinner 5 2003 Ramon Rickards 5 2003 CAREER Troy Pindell 4 2005 Josh Pinnick 5 2006 Johnnie Sloan 2 01-04 Corey Small 4 2006 Lee Pasick 2 01-03 Taheem Acevedo 4 2006 CAREER Josh Savidge 2 05-06 Cameron Rodgers 3 2004 Ramon Rickards 19 01-04 11 individuals 1 Willie Hughley 3 2002 Johnnie Sloan 15 01-04 Troy Pindell 2 2004 William Gray 12 01-04 Chris Laskowski 2 2003 Chris Laskowski 8 01-04 Jerrell Terry 2 2003 Taurian Osborne 2 2002

TOP TACKLERS (CAREER)

Chris Laskowski Tyrone Higgins Shomari Earls Willie Hughley 153 GM UA A Total GM UA A Total GM UA A Total GM UA A Total 2001 10 19 20 39 2001 10 35 23 56 2002 7 5 3 8 2001 10 7 12 19 2002 11 53 31 84 2002 9 25 26 51 2003 14 22 19 41 2003 13 47 31 78 2003 14 51 42 93 2003 14 44 30 74 2004 12 39 42 81 2004 12 34 9 43 2004 12 47 32 63 2004 11 25 19 44 2005 11 52 35 87 2005 11 25 17 42 TOTAL 47 170 125 279 TOTAL 44 129 98 225 TOTAL 44 118 102 217 TOTAL 46 113 69 182 CAREER CAREER W illie Hughley 15 02-05 Mark Myers 59 01-04 Scoring Quincy Skinner 9 02-05 Warley Leroy 15 05-06 Troy Pindell 6 02-05 MOST POINTS SCORED Cameron Rodgers 4 02-04 LONGEST FIELD GOAL GAME Shomari Earls 4 02-05 Mark Myers 53 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 Doug Parker 24 Jacksonville (4 TD) 10/13/01 Corey Small 4 06 Daniel Kennard 50 Louisville 10/01/05 Aaron Sanchez 18 Edward Waters (3 TD) 11/27/04 Taheem Acevedo 4 03-06 Mark Myers 49 Hawaii 09/04/04 Mary Myers 13 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Chris Laskowski 3 01-04 Mark Myers 48 Youngstown State 10/12/02 MEDIA Jerrell Terry 3 02-04 Mark Myers 48 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 SEASON Taurian Osborne 2 01-03 Mark Myers 47 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/06 COACHES M ark Myers 90 2004 Lawrence Gordon 2 02-04 Mark Myers 84 2003 PLAYERS FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE Roosevelt Bynes 56 2003 MOST INTERCEPTION (MIN. 5 ATTEMPTS) Doug Parker 54 2001 OPPONENTS RETURN YARDS Mark Myers 80.0 (12-15) 2003 Doug Parker 54 2004 Mark Myers .750 (9-12) 2002 REVIEW Game A. Crissinger-Hill 54 2003 W illie Hughley 104 Illinois State 11/20/04 Mark Myers .714 (20-28) 2004 Mark Myers 44 2002 HISTORY Willie Hughley 87 TD James Madison 9/14/02 Warley Leroy .642 (9-14) 2006 Anthony Jackson 42 2003 Willie Hughley 63 (TD) N. Colorado 0/18/03 Daniel Kennard .430 (3-7) 2005 Doug Parker 42 2003 FAU Willie Hughley 55 (TD) E. Kentucky 9/21/02 Crissinger-Hill 30 2004 Kris Bartels 50 Arkansas State 10/28/06 MOST CONSECUTIVE Willie Hughley 47 (TD) N. Arizona 12/6/03 FIELD GOALS MADE CAREER Troy Pindell 47 Florida A&M 10/30/04 Mark Myers 7 2003 Mark Myers 230 2001-04 Mark Myers 3 2002 Doug Parker 150 2001/03-04 Season A. Crissinger-Hill 84 2001/03-04 W illie Hughley 147 2002 PATS MADE Roosevelt Bynes 80 03-04 Willie Hughley 123 2003 GAME Thomas Parker 62 2001-02/04-05 Willie Hughley 116 2004 M ark Myers 7 Siena (7-7) 11/15/03 Aaron Sanchez 60 2002-04 Kris Bartels 89 2006 Mark Myers 6 N.Arizona (6-6) 12/06/03 Larry Taylor 54 2001-04 Troy Pindell 87 2004 Mark Myers 6 Edward Waters (6-6) 11/27/04 Anthony Jackson 48 2001-04 Troy Pindell 55 2005 Andy Rosas 5 Jacksonville (5-5) 10/13/01 Daveon Barron 44 2002-04 Quincy Skinner 41 2003 Mark Myers 5 Florida A&M (5-5) 10/30/04 Brittney Tellis 36 2001-04 Chris Laskowski 41 2003 SEASON LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN Career Mark Myers 48 (48-49) 2003 Taurian Osborne 99 (TD) Bethune-Cookman 9/8/01 Willie Hughley 386 02-04 Mark Myers 30 (30-32) 2004 Willie Hughley 25 (TD) Northern Arizona 12/6/03 Troy Pindell 142 02-05 Warley Leroy 18 (18-20) 2006 Johnnie Sloan 46 (TD) Nicholls State 10/11/03 Kris Bartels 118 04-06 Mark Myers 17 (17-22) 2002 Lawrence Gordon 76 02-05 Andy Rosas 13 (13-13) 2001 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED Chris Laskowski 56 01-04 Daniel Kennard 13 (13-14) 2005 GAME Quincy Skinner 41 02-04 Mark Myers 6 (6-8) 2001 Doug Parker 4 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Kris Bartels 39 04-05 Aaron Sanchez 3 Edward Waters 11/27/04 Christian Amaya 28 03-04 CAREER Shomari Earls 25 02-05 Mark Myers 101 (101-111) 2001-04 SEASON Jerrell Terry 23 02-04 Andy Rosas 13 (13-13) 2001-03 Doug Parker 9 2001 Daniel Kennard 13 (13-14) 2005 Doug Parker 9 2004 A. Crissinger-Hill 9 2003 PATS ATTEMPTED Roosevelt Bynes 9 2003 Kicking GAME Anthony Jackson 7 2003 Mark Myers 7 Siena (7-7) 11/15/03 Doug Parker 7 2003 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE Mark Myers 6 N. Arizona (6-6) 12/6/03 A. Crissinger-Hill 5 2004 GAME Mark Myers 6 Edward Waters (6-6) 11/27/04 Aaron Sanchez 5 2004 Mark Myers 3 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 Andy Rosas 5 Jacksonville (5-5) 10/13/01 Charles Pierre 5 2006 Mark Myers 3 Hawaii 09/04/04 Mark Myers 5 Florida A&M (5-5) 10/30/04 Mark Myers 3 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 CAREER SEASON Doug Parker 25 2001/03-04 SEASON Mark Myers 49 (48-49) 2003 A. Crissinger-Hill 14 2001/03-04 Mark Myers 20 2004 Mark Myers 32 (30-32) 2004 Aaron Sanzhez 14 2002-06 Mark Myers 12 2003 Mark Myers 22 (17-22) 2002 Roosevelt Bynes 13 2003-04 Mark Myers 9 2002 Warley Leroy 20 (18-20) 2006 Aaron Sanchez 10 2002-04 Warley Leroy 9 2006 Warley Leroy 18 (18-20) 2006 Thomas Parker 10 2001-02/04-05 Daniel Kennard 3 2005 Daniel Kennard 14 (13-14) 2005 Larry Taylor 9 2001-04 Y Career Andy Rosas 13 (13-13) 2001 Anthony Jackson 8 2001-04 Mark Myers 43 01-04 Daveon Barron 7 2002-04 Warley Leroy 9 05-06 CAREER Brittney Tellis 6 2001-04 Daniel Kennard 3 2005 Mark Myers 111 (101-111) 01-04 Jared Allen 5 2001-04 Andy Rosas 2 01-03 Warley Leroy 20 (18-20) 05-06 Daniel Kennard 14 (13-14) 2005 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Andy Rosas 13 (13-13) 01-03 Game Mark Myers 3 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 Kris Bartels 1 (1-1) 2004 Mark Myers 3 Morris Brown 11/09/02 Mark Myers 3 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 PATS PERCENTAGE

HISTOR Mark Myers 3 Hawaii 09/04/04 (MIN. 5 ATTEMPTS) Mark Myers 3 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 Andy Rosas 100 (13-13) 2001 Daniel Kennard 3 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 Mark Myers 98 (48-49) 2003 154 Warley Leroy 3 Arkansas State 10/28/06 Mark Myers 94 (30-32) 2004 Daniel Kennard 93 (13-14) 2005 SEASON Warley Leroy 90 (18-20) 2006 Mark Myers 28 2004 Mark Myers 77 (17-22) 2002 Mark Myers 15 2003 Mark Myers 75 (6-8) 2001 Warley Leroy 14 2006 Mark Myers 12 2002

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 MOST BY PENALTY Misc. Records Single Game Records FAU 6 Texas State 10/04/03 STARTING QB RECORDS 5 Four Times J ared Allen 25-19 MOST FIRST DOWNS FAU Sean Clayton 4-6 OPPONENT 29 Texas State 10/04/03 Danny Embick 2-8 4 James Madison 09/14/02 28 Siena 11/15/03 Rusty Smith 1-2 4 Nicholls State 10/11/03 OPPONENT Garrett Jahn 0-2 4 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 26 Valdosta 09/06/03 4 Kansas State 09/09/06 QB STARTING DEBUTS 26 Colgate 12/13/03 BOTH TEAMS G arrett Jahn L, 7-40 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 26 Minnesota 09/17/05 8 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 Jared Allen W, 31-28 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 BOTH TEAMS 7 Four times Danny Embick W, 49-15 Edward Waters 11/27/04 47 UCF 09/13/03 Sean Clayton W, 26-23 North Texas 11/12/05 47 Valdosta 09/06/03 Rusty Smith L, 6-54 Clemson 09/02/06 RUSHING LARGEST HOME CROWD FEWEST FIRST DOWNS MOST ATTEMPTS 16,421 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 FAU 16,262 Florida Int. 12/04/04 FAU 8 Troy State 10/26/02 56 Texas State 10/04/03 15,427 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 8 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 12,857 Colgate 12/13/03 55 Siena 11/15/03 OPPONENT OPPONENT 12,559 Marist 09/22/01 9 Jacksonville 10/13/01 12,557 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 64 Middle Temmessee State 10/15/05 8 Arkansas State 10/28/06 63 Colgate 12/13/03 12,340 Troy 11/11/06 5 Siena 11/15/03 12,239 Albany 11/17/01 BOTH TEAMS BOTH TEAMS 96 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 23 St. Peter's 10/27/01 LARGEST AWAY CROWD 95 St. Mary's 10/20/01 23 Troy 11/06/04 77,000 Clemson 09/02/06 22 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/18/06 70,860 South Carolina 09/23/06 43,953 Kansas State 09/09/06 FEWEST ATTEMPTS FAU 42,970 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 MOST RUSHING FIRST DOWNS 40,930 Kansas 09/03/05 21 Colgate 12/13/03 FAU 22 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 40,709 Minnesota 09/17/05 24 Nicholls State 10/11/03 40,219 Louisville 10/01/05 OPPONENT 21 Siena 11/15/03 10 Hawaii 09/04/04 39,390 Hawaii 09/04/04 OPPONENT 25,144 UCF 09/13/03 20 Florida International 12/04/04 20 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 BOTH TEAMS 23,261 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 18 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 22,074 South Florida 08/29/02 49 Hawaii 09/04/04 BOTH TEAMS 55 UCF 09/13/03 21,053 Troy 11/05/05 25 Siena 11/15/03 20,515 Troy 11/06/04 24 Nicholls 10/11/03 20,367 Arkansas State 10/22/05 15,803 North Texas 09/11/04 MOST NET YARDS FAU FEWEST RUSHING FIRST 381 Siena 11/15/03 DOWNS 233 Morris Brown 11/09/02 FAU OPPONENT 1 Connecticut 11/02/02 379 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 1 James Madison 09/14/02 372 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 OPPONENT BOTH TEAMS 1 Morris Brown 11/09/02 517 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 1 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 507 Siena 11/15/03 BOTH TEAMS 4 James Madison 09/14/02 7 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 FEWEST NET YARDS FAU MOST PASSING FIRST DOWNS -36 South Florida 08/30/02 FAU -15 James Madison 09/14/02 16 UCF 09/13/03 OPPONENT 16 Hawaii 09/04/04 6 Arkansas State 10/28/06 16 Middle Tennessee 11/04/06 16 Jacksonville 10/13/01 OPPONENT 27 Hawaii 09/04/04 21 Valdosta 09/06/03 BOTH TEAMS 15 Florida A&M 10/30/04 58 James Madison 09/14/02 15 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 79 South Florida 08/30/02 15 Louisiana-Monroe 09/30/06 BOTH TEAMS HIGHEST AVERAGE 37 UCF 09/13/03 YARDS PER RUSH 30 Valdosta 09/26/03 FAU 6.7 Siena 11/15/03 6.6 Florida A&M 10/30/04 FEWEST PASSING FIRST DOWNS OPPONENT FAU 7.9 Louisville 10/01/05 2 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 7.6 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 3 Albany 11/17/01 3 Eastern Illinois 11/10/01 LOWEST AVERAGE 3 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/18/06 YARDS PER RUSH 155 OPPONENT FAU 0 Siena 11/15/03 -1.2 South Florida 08/30/02 2 Marist 09/22/01 -0.5 James Madison 09/14/02 BOTH TEAMS OPPONENT 7 Siena 11/15/03 0.2 Arkansas State 10/28/06 8 Troy 10/26/02 0.4 Jacksonville 10/13/01 Sean Clayton 8 Albany 11/17/01 0.9 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING OPPONENT OPPONENT FAU 497 UCF 09/13/03 89 Colgate 12/13/03 5 Edward Waters 11/27/04 381 Valdosta State 09/06/03 85 Illinois State 09/27/03 5 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 BOTH TEAMS BOTH TEAMS 849 UCF 09/13/03 161 Hawaii 09/04/04 699 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 152 Illinois State 09/27/03 PASSING FEWEST NET YARDS MOST ATTEMPTS FAU FEWEST PLAYS MEDIA FAU 29 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 FAU COACHES 46 Hawaii 09/04/04 74 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 50 Eastern Kentucky 09/21/02 40 UCF 09/13/03 O PPONENT 51 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 PLAYERS OPPONENT 0 Siena 11/15/03 OPPONENT 66 Hawaii 09/04/04 47 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 35 Siena 11/15/03 OPPONENTS 52 UCF 09/13/03 BOTH TEAMS 51 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 REVIEW BOTH TEAMS 139 Siena 11/15/03 51 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 112 Hawaii 09/04/04 144 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 BOTH TEAMS HISTORY 92 UCF 09/13/03 103 Siena 11/15/03 113 St. Peter's 10/27/01 FAU HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER FEWEST ATTEMPTS COMPLETION (min. 5) FAU FAU MOST NET YARDS 12 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 25.2 Albany 11/17/01 FAU 13 Siena 11/15/03 22.6 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 591 Florida A&M 10/30/04 OPPONENT 509 Siena 11/15/03 5 Nicholls State 10/05/02 OPPONENT OPPONENT 6 Siena 11/15/03 23.0 Minnesota 08/17/05 608 Louisville 10/01/05 BOTH TEAMS 21.7 Troy 10/26/02 579 Minnesota 09/17/05 38 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 21.7 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 BOTH TEAMS 45 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 1,019 UCF 09/13/03 933 Florida A&M 10/30/04 LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER MOST COMPLETIONS COMPLETION (min. 5) FAU FAU FEWEST NET YARDS 29 Hawaii 09/04/04 6.7 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 FAU 26 UCF 09/13/03 7.0 Arkansas State 10/22/05 107 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 OPPONENT OPPONENT 107 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 38 Hawaii 09/04/04 6.8 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 OPPONENT 37 UCF 09/13/03 7.8 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 55 St. Peter's 10/27/01 BOTH TEAMS 74 Jacksonville 10/13/01 67 Hawaii 09/04/04 BOTH TEAMS 63 UCF 09/13/03 HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER 374 Jacksonville 10/13/01 ATTEMPT 398 St. Peter's 10/27/01 FAU FEWEST COMPLETIONS 11.7 Edward Waters 11/27/04 FAU 11.3 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 HIGHEST AVG. YARDS PER PLAY 4 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 OPPONENT FAU 5 Albany 11/17/01 29.8 Nicholls State 10/05/02 7.5 Siena 11/15/03 OPPONENT 13.3 St. Mary's 10/20/01 7.3 Marist 09/22/01 0 Siena 11/15/03 OPPONENT 4 Nicholls State 10/05/02 9.4 Louisville 10/01/05 4 Youngstown State 10/12/02 LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER 8.4 Minnesota 09/17/05 BOTH TEAMS ATTEMPT 12 Youngstown State 10/12/02 FAU 12 Siena 11/15/03 2.4 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 LOWEST AVG. YARDS PER PLAY 2.6 Illinois state 09/27/03 FAU OPPONENT 1.8 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 HIGHEST COMPLETION % 2.6 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 2.1 South Florida 08/30/02 (min. 10 Attempts) 2.8 Marist 09/22/01 2.1 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 FAU OPPONENT 92 Siena 11/15/03 1.4 Jacksonville 10/13/01 79 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 3.1 Albany 11/17/01

Y OPPONENT FAU 3.1 Siena 11/15/03 74 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 4 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 73 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 4 Siena 11/15/03 INTERCEPTIONS OPPONENT 5 South Carolina 9/23/06 LOWEST COMPLETION % 4 Vldosta state 09/06/03 MOST DEFENSIVE (min. 10 Attempts) 3 Seven Times INTERCEPTIONS FAU BOTH TEAMS FAU 33 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 7 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 5 Illinois State 11/20/04 33 Eastern Illinois 11/10/02 6 UCF 09/13/03 5 Arkansas State 10/28/06 OPPONENT 3 Four Times

HISTOR 6 South Carolina 9/23/06 22 Marist 09/22/01 OPPONENT 33 Illinois State 09/27/03 5 Florida International 11/06/05 156 33 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 TOTAL OFFENSE 4 Louisiana-Monroe 08/22/05 BOTH TEAMS 7 Louisiana-Monroe 08/22/05 MOST NET YARDS MOST PLAYS 6 Florida International 11/06/05 FAU FAU 6 Arkansas State 10/28/06 352 UCF 09/13/03 85 Hawaii 09/04/04 335 Drake 10/06/01 82 Texas State 10/04/03 335 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 MOST INTERCEPTION FEWEST PENALTIES OPPONENT YARDS RETURNED FAU 28 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 FAU 2 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 28 Hawaii 09/04/04 188 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 4 Gardner-Webb 11/03/03 165 Illinois State 11/20/04 OPPONENT OPPONENT 1 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 MOST TOUCHDOWNS 205 Florida International 11/06/05 2 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 FAU 56 Louisiana-Monroe 08/22/05 BOTH TEAMS 7 Siena 11/15/03 BOTH TEAMS 7 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 7 Edward Waters 11/27/04 205 Florida International 11/06/05 9 Siena 11/15/03 OPPONENT 165 Illinois State 11/20/04 9 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 8 Connecticut 11/02/02 8 Louisville 10/01/05 FUMBLES MOST YARDS PENALIZED FAU MOST POINTS, FIRST QUARTER MOST FUMBLES COMMITTED 140 UCF 09/13/03 FAU FAU 119 New Mexico State 11/13/04 21 Siena 11/15/03 6 St. Mary's 10/20/01 OPPONENT 20 Albany 11/17/01 4 Five Times 145 UCF 09/13/03 OPPONENT OPPONENT 143 Texas State 10/04/03 21 Eastern Illinois 11/10/01 9 Albany 11/17/01 BOTH TEAMS 21 Connecticut 11/02/02 6 Three Times 285 UCF 09/13/03 BOTH TEAMS BOTH TEAMS 238 New Mexico State 11/13/04 28 Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 12 St. Mary's 10/20/02 21 Four times 9 Troy 10/26/02 9 Albany 11/17/01 FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED FAU MOST POINTS, SECOND MOST FUMBLES LOST 15 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 QUARTER FAU 26 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 FAU 6 Clemson 09/02/06 OPPONENT 23 Siena 11/15/03 4 Nicholls State 10/05/02 10 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 21 FIU 11/22/03 4 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 15 Minnesota 08/17/05 21 Edward Waters 11/27/04 OPPONENT BOTH TEAMS OPPONENT 4 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 44 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 27 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 4 Albany 11/13/01 56 Siena 11/15/03 21 Connecticut 11/02/02 BOTH TEAMS BOTH TEAMS SCORING 28 UCF 09/13/03 5 Nicholls State 10/05/02 27 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 5 Troy 10/26/02 MOST POINTS FAU 51 Siena 11/15/03 MOST POINTS, THIRD QUARTER MOST FUMBLE RETURN YARDS 49 Edward Waters 11/27/04 FAU FAU OPPONENT 21 Middle Tennessee 9/18/04 107 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 61 Connecticut 11/02/02 21 Edward Waters 11/27/04 47 Valdosta 09/06/03 61 Louisville 10/01/05 OPPONENT OPPONENT BOTH TEAMS 27 Louisville 10/01/05 47 Valdosta State 09/06/03 75 Connecticut 11/02/02 21 Florida International 11/26/05 39 Eastern Illinois 11/10/01 73 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 BOTH TEAMS BOTH TEAMS 28 Connecticut 11/02/02 107 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 27 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 47 Valdosta 09/06/03 FEWEST POINTS FAU 0 St. Peter's 10/27/01 MOST POINTS, FOURTH TURNOVERS 0 Arkansas State 10/22/05 QUARTER 0 Kansas St. 09/09/06 FAU MOST TURNOVERS OPPONENT 21 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 FAU 0 Florida International 11/25/06 15 UCF 09/13/03 5 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/18/06 0 Illinois State 11/20/04 OPPONENT 4 Five Times 3 Siena 11/15/03 24 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 OPPONENT 3 Arkansas State 10/22/05 22 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 7 Illinois State 11/20/04 BOTH TEAMS BOTH TEAMS 5 Edward Waters 11/27/04 3 Arkansas State 10/22/05 31 UCF 09/13/03 BOTH TEAMS 19 St. Peter's 10/27/01 29 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 9 Edward Waters 11/27/04 19 Youngstown State 9/20/03 8 Louisiana-Monroe 08/22/05 8 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/10/06 MOST POINTS, FIRST HALF MOST DECISIVE WIN FAU 48 Siena 11/15/03 44 Siena 11/15/03 PENALTIES 34 Edward Waters 11/27/04 28 Nicholls State 10/11/03 MOST PENALTIES 28 Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 OPPONENT FAU MOST DECISIVE LOSS 42 Connecticut 11/02/02 14 UCF 09/13/03 51 Louisville 10/01/05 41 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 12 Florida International 11/23/02 48 Kansas St. 09/09/06 BOTH TEAMS 12 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 47 Connecticut 11/02/02 45 Gardner-Webb 11/01/03 12 Kansas St. 09/09/06 157 OPPONENT 44 Siena 11/15/03 17 UCF 09/13/03 MOST POINTS IN A LOSS 16 Bethune-Cookman 11/17/01 FAU MOST POINTS, SECOND HALF 16 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 29 UCF 09/13/03 FAU BOTH TEAMS 24 Colgate 12/13/03 28 Edward Waters 11/27/04 31 UCF 09/13/03 24 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 25 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 OPPONENT MOST PUNTS BLOCKED BY FEWEST KICKOFF RETURNS 41 Louisville 10/01/05 FAU FAU 24 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 1 Fifteen Times 0 North Texas 11/12/05 BOTH TEAMS OPPONENT 1 Six Times 46 Northern Arizona 12/06/03 3 Florida A&M 10/30/04 OPPONENT 41 Louisville 10/01/05 2 Troy 10/26/02 0 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 BOTH TEAMS 0 New Mexico State 11/13/04 3 Troy 10/26/02 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 110/18/06 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 3 Florida A&M 10/30/04 BOTH TEAMS FAU MEDIA 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 110/18/06 3 Bethune-Cookman 11/29/03 2 Arkansas State 10/22/05 COACHES 3 Northern Colorado 10/16/04 HIGHEST AVG. PUNT 3 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 3 Hawaii 09/04/04 3 Florida International 12/04/04 PLAYERS (MIN 3 PUNTS) OPPONENT FAU OPPONENTS 3 Five Times 47.3 Middle Tennessee 9/18/04 BOTH TEAMS 46.9 Midle Tennessee 8/28/03 MOST YARDS RETURNED REVIEW 4 Eight times OPPONENT FAU 182 Marist 09/22/01 HISTORY 51.6 Oklahoma State 09/16/06 49.2 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 179 Louisville 10/01/05 MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS FAU 48.2 Texas state 10/04/03 OPPONENT FAU 166 Hawaii 09/04/04 3 Nine Times 154 Southern Utah 10/12/06 OPPONENT PUNT RETURNS 143 Florida A&M 10/30/04 5 James Madison 09/14/02 BOTH TEAMS 4 Florida International 11/22/03 MOST PUNTS RETURNED 307 Hawaii 09/04/04 BOTH TEAMS FAU 280 Marist 09/22/02 6 James Madison 09/14/02 7 Morris Brown 11/09/02 6 Florida International 12/04/04 6 Edward Waters 11/27/04 OPPONENT FEWEST YARDS RETURNED PUNTING 6 Kansas 09/03/05 FAU 6 Louisville 10/01/05 0 North Texas 11/12/05 MOST PUNTS BOTH TEAMS 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/18/06 FAU 12 Albany 11/17/01 4 Florida International 12/04/04 11 Troy State 10/26/02 10 Morris Brown 11/09/02 OPPONENT 11 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 10 Troy 11/06/04 0 New Mexico State 11/13/04 OPPONENT 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/18/06 10 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 5 Norhern Colorado 10/18/03 9 Morris Brown 11/09/02 MOST YARDS RETURNED BOTH TEAMS 9 Illinois State 09/12/03 FAU 0 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/18/06 BOTH TEAMS 104 Albany 11/17/01 30 New Mexico State 11/13/04 18 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 80 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 37 Florida International 12/04/04 18 Illinois State 09/27/03 OPPONENT 89 Slippery Rock 09/01/01 83 Troy 11/06/04 FEWEST PUNTS COMBINED BOTH TEAMS FAU RETURN YARDS 178 Albany 11/17/01 0 Siena 11/15/03 113 Troy 11/06/04 (Kick and Punt) 3 Five Times OPPONENT MOST YARDS RETURNED 0 Clemson 09/02/06 FEWEST YARDS RETURNED FAU 1 Minnesota 09/17/05 FAU 240 Illinois State 11/20/04 1 Louisville 10/01/05 -1 North Texas 09/11/04 219 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 BOTH TEAMS 0 Four Times OPPONENT 6 Siena 11/15/03 OPPONENT 322 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 6 FIU 11/22/03 -6 Middle Tennessee 09/18/04 283 Clemson 09/02/06 6 Texas State 10/09/04 -5 North Texas 11/18/06 240 South Florida 08/29/02 6 Clemson 09/02/06 -3 Florida A&M 10/30/04 BOTH TEAMS 6 North Texas 11/18/06 -3 Arkansas State 10/28/06 416 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 BOTH TEAMS 393 Clemson 09/02/06 0 St. Peter's 10/27/01 370 South Florida 08/29/02 MOST YARDS PUNTED 0 Florida International 11/26/05 FAU FEWEST YARDS RETURNED 380 Eastern Illinois 11/16/02 HIGHEST AVG. RETURNED FAU Y 375 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 (MIN 3 RETURNS) 4 Florida International 12/04/04 OPPONENT FAU 26 Nicholls State 10/11/03 348 Middle Tennessee 09/28/03 26 Albany 11/17/01 OPPONENT 341 Troy 11/06/04 21.3 Florida A&M 10/30/04 11 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 BOTH TEAMS OPPONENT 25 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 723 Middle Tennessee 8/28/03 22 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 BOTH TEAMS 698 Troy 11/6/04 21 South Florida 08/29/02 59 Arkansas State 10/22/05 64 Florida International 12/04/04 FEWEST YARDS PUNTED KICKOFF RETURNS FAU HIGHEST AVG. RETURN (MIN. 4)

HISTOR 0 Siena 11/15/03 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS FAU 0 Clemson 09/02/06 FAU 43.5 Bethune-Cookman 09/08/01 55 Jacksonville 10/13/01 10 Louisville 10/01/05 31.3 Middle Tennssee 11/04/06 158 OPPONENT 8 Three Times 25.4 Clemson 09/02/06 0 Clemson 09/02/06 OPPONENT 27.7 Marist 09/22/01 32 Minnesota 09/17/05 7 Five Times OPPONENT 60 Louisville 10/01/05 BOTH TEAMS 29.3 Bethune-Cookman 09/07/02 BOTH TEAMS 13 Louisville 10/01/05 21.8 South Florida 08/29/02 155 Siena 11/05/03 10 Five times 203 Florida International 11/22/03

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 FOURTH DOWNS LOWEST AVG. RETURN (MIN. 4) RECEIVING FAU MOST FOURTH DOWN 4.3 Texas State 10/04/03 MOST RECEPTIONS ATTEMPTS 6.6 Nicholls State 10/11/03 13 Chad Owens (Hawaii) 09/04/04 FAU OPPONENT 7 Kansas State 09/09/06 2.8 Northern Colorado 10/18/03 4 Middle Tennessee 11/04/06 3.5 Middle Tennessee 08/28/03 MOST RECEIVING YARDS 4 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 2 28 Vincent Jackson (N. Colorado) 10/16/04 3 Five Times OPPONENT THIRD DOWNS 6 Edward Waters 11/27/04 LONGEST RECEPTION 4 Seven Times MOST THIRD DOWN ATTEMPTS 86 William Andrews (Gardner-Webb) 11/03/01 BOTH TEAMS FAU 8 Kansas State 09/09/06 20 Hawaii 09/04/04 7 Edward Waters 11/27/04 18 Minnesota 09/17/05 MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 6 Gardner-Webb 11/03/01 OPPONENT 5 Sidney Rice (South Carolina) 09/23/06 6 New Mexico State 11/13/04 21 Colgate 12/13/03 19 Middle Tennessee State 10/15/05 MOST FOURTH DOWN BOTH TEAMS PASSING CONVERSIONS 35 Hawaii 09/04/04 FAU 34 James Madison 09/14/02 MOST ATTEMPTS 3 Kansas State 09/09/06 66 Timmy Chang (Hawaii) 09/04/04 3 Middle Tennessee 11/04/06 2 Five Times FEWEST THIRD DOWN MOST COMPLETIONS OPPONENT ATTEMPTS 38 Timmy Chang (Hawaii) 09/04/04 4 Edward Waters 11/27/04 FAU 3 St. Mary's 10/20/01 10 Louisiana-Monroe 09/30/06 BOTH TEAMS 10 Nicholls State 10/5/02 HIGHEST COMPLETION % 4 Edward Waters 11/27/04 11 Five Times (min. 20 att.) 4 Kansas State 09/09/06 OPPONENT 77.3 Tony Romo (Eastern Illinois) 11/16/02 3 Ten Times 8 Middle Tennessee 11/04/06 9 Louisville 10/01/05 9 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/06/05 LONGEST PASS 86 Jeremy Martin (Gardner-Webb) 11/03/01 HIGHEST FOURTH DOWN CONVERSION % (min. 2 att.) FAU MOST THIRD DOWN MOST YARDS 100 Morris Brown 11/09/02 CONVERSIONS 497 Ryan Schneider (UCF) 09/13/03 100 UCF 09/13/03 FAU 100 Kansas 09/03/05 11 Hawaii 09/04/04 OPPONENT 10 Florida International 12/04/04 MOST TD PASSES 100 Nicholls State 10/11/03 OPPONENT 5 Syvelle Newton (South Carolina) 09/23/06 75.0 St. Mary's 10/20/01 14 Colgate 12/13/03 12 UCF 09/13/03 BOTH TEAMS MOST INTERCEPTIONS LONGEST TIME OF POSSESSION 20 Colgate 12/13/03 3 (Louisiana-Monroe) 10/23/04 FAU 16 Six Times 37:43 Siena 11/15/03 36:55 Texas State 10/04/03 FEWEST THIRD DOWN PUNTING OPPONENT CONVERSIONS 42:42 Colgate 12/13/03 FAU MOST PUNTS 41:15 Middle Tennessee 10/15/05 0 Troy 10/26/02 9 Colby Smith (Middle Tennessee) 08/28/03 1 Albany 11/17/01 1 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 Opponents’ OPPONENT MOST YARDS PUNTING 1 Four Times 348 Colby Smith (Middle Tennessee) 08/28/03 Individual Highs BOTH TEAMS 4 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 5 Troy 10/26/02 HIGHEST AVERAGE (Min 2) RUSHING 5 Oklahoma State 09/08/05 51.6 Matt Fodge (Oklahoma State) 09/16/06

MOST ATTEMPTS HIGHEST THIRD DOWN 45 Jamaal Branch (Colgate) 12/13/03 CONVERSION % LONGEST PUNT FAU 76 Joel Stelly (Louisiana-Monroe) 10/23/04 58.8 Florida International 12/04/04 MOST YARDS GAINED 61.5 Southern Utah 10/12/06 310 J.R. Taylor (Eastern Illinois) 11/16/02 57.1 St. Mary's 10/20/01 OPPONENT 68.8 Florida International 11/26/05 AVERAGE PER CARRY (min 10) 66.6 Colgate 12/13/03 11.3 Michael Bush (Louisville) 10/01/05 66.6 Central Florida 09/13/03

LOWEST THIRD DOWN MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS CONVERSION % 4 J.R. Taylor (Eastern Illinois) 11/16/02 FAU 4 Eugene Gross (Middle Tennessee) 10/15/05 0 Troy State 10/26/02 8.3 Albany 11/17/01 OPPONENT 159 LONGEST TD RUN 7.1 Louisiana-Lafayette 10/18/06 79 J.R. Taylor (Eastern Illinois) 11/10/01 7.7 Jacksonville 10/13/01 8.3 Louisiana-Monroe 10/23/04 Red Zone Results

2001 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 09/01 Slippery Rock L 7-40 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MEDIA 09/08 at Bethune-Cookman W 31-28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 COACHES 09/22 Marist W 31-9 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 10/06 at Drake L 7-31 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 1 0 PLAYERS 10/13 Jacksonville W 35-12 5 4 28 4 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 OPPONENTS 10/20 St. Mary's (CA) L 10-24 3 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 10/27 St. Peter's L 0-19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 REVIEW 11/03 at Gardner-Webb L 19-35 3 2 13 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 HISTORY 11/10 Eastern Illinois L 10-38 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/17 Albany (NY) W 27-9 3 2 13 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 FAU Totals 23 15 91 12 10 2 3 2 3 2 0 1 0 15 of 23 (65.2%)

OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 09/01 Slippery Rock L 7-40 7 5 34 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0908 at Bethune-Cookman W 31-28 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/22 Marist W 31-9 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/06 at Drake L 7-31 5 4 24 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 10/13 Jacksonville W 35-12 2 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/20 St. Mary's (CA) L 10-24 4 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 10/27 St. Peter's L 0-19 5317000 10 10010 11/03 at Gardner-Webb L 19-35 4 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/10 Eastern Illinois L 10-38 3 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/17 Albany (NY) W 27-9 2 2 9 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 27 151 16 14 2 9 0 1 1 3 1 0 27 of 33 (81.8%)

2002 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 08/29 at USF L 10-51 3 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 09/07 Bethune-Cookman L 17-30 1 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/14 at James Madison L 13-16 2 1 6 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/21 Eastern Kentucky L 6-22 3 2 6 0 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/05 at Nicholls State L 22-33 4 2 9 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 10/12 Youngstown State L 17-24 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/26 at Troy L 6-21 1 1 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/02 at Connecticut L 14-61 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/09 Morris Brown W 34-13 5 4 28 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 11/16 at Eastern Illinois L 6-47 1 1 6 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/23 Florida International W 31-21 4 4 24 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 28 22 122 15 9 6 7 2 0 0 3 1 0 22 of 28 (78.6%)

OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 08/29 at USF L 10-51 8 7 41 5 3 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 Y 09/07 Bethune-Cookman L 17-30 3 2 9 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/14 at James Madison L 13-16 6 3 13 1 1 0 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 09/21 at Eastern Kentucky L 6-22 6 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 10/05 at Nicholls State L 22-33 4 3 20 3 3 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/12 Youngstown State L 17-24 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/26 at Troy L 6-21 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 11/02 at Connecticut L 14-61 8 63852310 10100 11/09 Morris Brown W 34-13 3 2 13 2 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11/16 at Eastern Illinois L 6-47 6 6 40 6 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

HISTOR 11/23 Florida International W 31-21 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 51 39 232 30 19 11 9 5 2 3 2 0 0 39 of 51 (76.5%) 160

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 2003 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 08/28 at Middle Tennessee W 20-19 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/06 Valdosta State L 17-45 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/13 at UCF L 29-33 3 3 22 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/20 at Youngstown State W 13-6 2 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/27 at Illinois State W 28-10 3 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10/04 Texas State W 27-14 5 3 20 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 10/11 Nicholls State W 31-23 4 3 17 2 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/18 U. Northern Colorado W 21-19 3 2 14 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11/01 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 4 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 11/15 Siena College W 51-3 8 6 42 6 2 4 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 11/22 at Florida International W 32-23 4 4 24 3 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/29 at Bethune-Cookman W 32-24 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 12/06 at Northern Arizona W 48-25 5 5 35 5 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12/13 Colgate L 24-36 4 2 14 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 Totals 50 40 260 35 14 21 5 2 3 1 1 3 0 4 0 of 50 (80.0%)

OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 08/28 at Middle Tennessee W 20-19 5 4 19 2 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 09/06 Valdosta State L 17-45 6 6 38 5 1 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/13 at UCF L 29-33 5 4 23 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/20 at Youngstown State W 13-6 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 09/27 at Illinois State W 28-10 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/04 Texas State W 27-14 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 10/11 Nicholls State W 31-23 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 10/18 Northern Colorado W 21-19 1 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/01 Gardner-Webb W 31-26 5 4 24 3 3 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/15 Siena W 51-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/22 at Florida International W 32-23 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/29 at Bethune-Cookman W 32-24 3317211 10 00000 12/06 at Northern Arizona W 48-25 4 3 18 2 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 12/13 Colgate L 24-36 6 6 36 5 2 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 48 40 233 29 15 14 11 2 2 1 3 0 0 40 of 48 (83.3%)

2004 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 09/04 at Hawai`I W 35-28 5 4 19 2 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 09/11 at North Texas W 20-13 6 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 1 0 0 1 0 09/18 at Middle Tennessee W 27-20 4 3 13 1 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 10/09 at Texas State W 20-13 4 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 10/16 at Northern Colorado W 39-24 4 4 20 2 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/23 Louisiana-Monroe L 13-17 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/30 at Florida A&M W 38-8 8 5 31 4 2 2 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 11/06 at Troy L 6-24 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/13 New Mexico State L 7-35 2 1 7 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11/20 Illinois State W 28-0 6 5 26 3 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/27 Edward Waters W 49-15 7 6 42 6 5 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 12/04 Florida International W 17-10 3 2 10 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 53 39 211 24 15 9 15 4 3 3 2 2 0 39 of 53 (73.6%)

OPPONENTS INSIDE FAU RED-ZONE

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 09/04 at Hawai`I W 35-28 5 4 28 4 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 09/11 at North Texas W 20-13 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/18 at Middle Tennessee W 27-20 5 4 20 2 1 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 10/09 at Texas State W 20-13 3 1 7 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 10/16 at Northern Colorado W 39-24 5 4 24 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/23 Louisiana-Monroe L 13-17 3 2 10 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 10/30 at Florida A&M W 38-8 2 1 8 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 161 11/06 Troy L 6-24 2 2 10 11 0 1 0 0 00 00 11/13 New Mexico State L 7-35 5 4 28 4 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/20 Illinois State W 28-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/27 Edward Waters W 49-15 3 2 15 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 12/04 Florida International W 17-10 4 2 10 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 40 28 170 21 11 10 7 4 4 4 0 0 0 28 of 40 (70.0%) 2005 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 09/03 at Kansas L 19-30 2 1 6 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 09/08 Oklahoma State L 3-23 2 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 09/17 at Minnesota L 7-46 1 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/22 Louisiana-Monroe L 21-28 2 2 14 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 MEDIA 10/01 at Louisville L 10-61 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/06 at Louisiana-Lafayette W 28-10 4 3 21 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 COACHES 10/15 Middle Tennessee L 14-35 2 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PLAYERS 10/22 at Arkansas State L 0-3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/05 at Troy L 14-28 2 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 OPPONENTS 11/12 North Texas W 26-23 6 5 26 3 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 REVIEW 11/26 at Florida International L 6-52 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Totals 23 17 105 14 6 8 3 2 1 2 1 0 0 HISTORY 17 of 23 (73.9%) FAU OPPONENTS INSIDE FLORIDA ATLANTIC RED-ZONE

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 09/03 at Kansas L 19-30 3 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/08 Oklahoma State L 3-23 5 5 23 2 2 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/17 at Minnesota L 7-46 3 3 13 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 09/22 Louisiana-Monroe L 21-28 3 3 21 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/01 at Louisville L 10-61 9 74566010 11000 10/06 at Louisiana-Lafayette W 28-10 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/15 Middle Tennessee L 14-35 5 5 35 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10/22 at Arkansas State L 0-3 3 1 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 11/05 at Troy L 14-28 4 3 21 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 11/02 North Texas W 26-23 2 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 11/26 at Florida International L 6-52 3 3 17 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 42 36 212 26 22 4 10 222000 36 of 42 (85.7%)

2006 FAU INSIDE OPPONENT RED-ZONE

Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 09/02 at Clemson L 6-54 4 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 09/09 Kansas State L 0-45 0 00 0000000000 09/16 at Oklahoma State L 8-48 2 1 8 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 09/23 at South Carolina L 6-45 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe W 21-19 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/12 Southern Utah W 32-7 4 3 19 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 10/18 Louisiana-Lafayette L 0-6 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 10/28 Arkansas State W 29-0 4 3 13 1 0 1 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/04 at Middle Tennessee L 14-35 4 2 14 2 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 11/11 Troy L 17-24 3 3 17 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/18 at North Texas W 17-16 2 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 11/25 Florida International W 31-0 5 5 31 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 34 23 132 16 8 8 7 2 2 3 1 3 0 23 of 34 (67.6%)

OPPONENTS INSIDE FLORIDA ATLANTIC RED-ZONE

Y Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent W/L Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game 09/02 at Clemson L 6-54 6 4 24 3 1 2 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 09/09 at Kansas State L 0-45 4 3 17 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/16 at Oklahoma State L 8-48 5 4 24 3 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 09/23 at South Carolina L 6-45 6 5 31 4 1 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 09/30 at Louisiana Monroe W 21-19 4 3 16 2 1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 10/12 Southern Utah W 32-7 3 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 10/18 Louisiana-Lafayette L 0-6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 10/2/8 Arkansas State W 29-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HISTOR 11/04 at Middle Tennessee L 14-35 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 11/11 Troy L 17-24 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 162 11/18 at North Texas W 17-16 4 3 13 1 1 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 11/25 Florida International W 31-0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Totals 38 25 146 18 10 8 7 4 1 3 2 2 0 25 of 38 (65.8%)

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Ramon Rickards (1981-2006) was a member of FAU’s first recruiting class and graduated with his fellow foundation builders in May of 2005. The team’s “hardest hitter” award was named in his honor at the 2006 Football Banquet. Frantz Joseph was the first recipient. Chris Laskowski, a teammate of Rickards, presented the award

“The Owl football program, still in its infancy, is being built by young men like Ramon,” said FAU Head Coach Howard Schnellenberger. “Ramon accepted the challenge to come to FAU on the belief of what would come. He quickly became a teammate and leader who propelled FAU into the Division I-AA playoffs and eventually to Division I-A. Ramon will forever be remembered as a young man who was instrumental in the evolution of this program.”

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Frantz Joesph Passes had intercepted Receptions/game EXTRA POINTS (SEASON) TEAM SEASON 17 (156-297-17) 2005 18.17 (12 games) 2004 RECORDS 14 (189-352-14) 2006 17.79 (14 games) 2003 PAT kicks made 13 (218-369-13) 2004 15.75 (12 games) 2006 48 (48-49) 2003 11 (116-256-11) 2001 14.18 (11 games) 2005 31 (31-33) 2004 RUSHING (SEASON) 9 (249-385-9) 2003 11.60 (10 games) 2001 19 (19-21) 2001 8 (122-254-8) 2002 11.09 (11 games) 2002 Rushing yards 18 (18-20) 2006 1788 (554-1788) 2003 17 (17-22) 2002 Pass completion pct 1521 (471-1521) 2004 TOTAL OFFENSE (SEASON) 16 (16-17) 2005 64.7 (249-385-9) 2003 MEDIA 1313 (452-1313) 2006 59.1 (218-369-13) 2004 1259 (423-1259) 2005 Total offense yards P AT kicks attempted 53.7 (189-352-14) 2006 COACHES 915 (338-915) 2001 5206 (939-5206) 2003 49 (48-49) 2003 52.5 (156-297-17) 2005 764 (424-764) 2002 4733 (840-4733) 2004 33 (31-33) 2004 PLAYERS 48.0 (122-254-8) 2002 3568 (804-3568) 2006 22 (17-22) 2002 45.3 (116-256-11) 2001 OPPONENTS Rushing attempts 3215 (720-3215) 2005 21 (19-21) 2001 554 (554-1788) 2003 2599 (594-2599) 2001 20 (18-20) 2006 REVIEW Pass efficiency 471 (471-1521) 2004 2475 (678-2475) 2002 17 (16-17) 2005 159.4 (249-385-9) 2003 452 (452-1313) 2006 HISTORY 140.4 (218-369-13) 2004 424 (424-764) 2002 TDs responsible for PAT kick pct 111.3 (122-254-8) 2002 FAU 423 (423-1259) 2005 81 2003 98.0 (48-49) 2003 110.8 (156-297-17) 2005 338 (338-915) 2001 51 2004 94.1 (16-17) 2005 109.9 (189-352-14) 2006 33 2001 93.9 (31-33) 2004 103.6 (116-256-11) 2001 Rushing TDs 33 2006 90.5 (19-21) 2001 17 2003 33 2005 90.0 (18-20) 2006 Average yards/pass 16 2004 32 2002 77.3 (17-22) 2002 8.9 (249-385-9) 2003 12 2001 8.7 (218-369-13) 2004 9 2002 Total offense/game 6.7 (122-254-8) 2002 FIELD GOALS (SEASON) 9 2006 394.4 (12 games) 2004 6.6 (156-297-17) 2005 6 2005 371.9 (14 games) 2003 Field goals made 6.6 (116-256-11) 2001 297.3 (12 games) 2006 20 (20-28) 2004 6.4 (189-352-14) 2006 Average yards/rush 292.3 (11 games) 2005 12 (12-15) 2003 3.23 (471-1521) 2004 259.9 (10 games) 2001 9 (9-12) 2002 Av erage yards/completion 3.23 (554-1788) 2003 225.0 (11 games) 2002 9 (9-14) 2006 14.7 (218-369-13) 2004 2.98 (423-1259) 2005 4 (4-8) 2001 14.5 (116-256-11) 2001 2.90 (452-1313) 2006 Total offense/play 4 (4-10) 2005 14.0 (122-254-8) 2002 2.71 (338-915) 2001 5.63 (840-4733) 2004 13.7 (249-385-9) 2003 1.80 (424-764) 2002 5.54 (939-5206) 2003 Field goals attempted 12.5 (156-297-17) 2005 4.47 (720-3215) 2005 28 (20-28) 2004 11.9 (189-352-14) 2006 Rushing yards/game 4.44 (804-3568) 2006 15 (12-15) 2003 127.7 (14 games) 2003 4.38 (594-2599) 2001 14 (9-14) 2006 Passing yards/game 126.8 (12 games) 2004 3.65 (678-2475) 2002 12 (9-12) 2002 267.7 (12 games) 2004 114.5 (11 games) 2005 10 (4-10) 2005 244.1 (14 games) 2003 109.4 (12 games) 2006 All purpose yards 8 (4-8) 2001 187.9 (12 games) 2006 91.5 (10 games) 2001 6577 2003 177.8 (11 games) 2005 69.5 (11 games) 2002 6028 2004 Field goal pct 168.4 (10 games) 2001 4862 2006 80.0 (12-15) 2003 155.5 (11 games) 2002 PASSING (SEASON) 4131 2005 75.0 (9-12) 2002 3770 2001 71.4 (20-28) 2004 3721 2002 Pass attempts RECEIVING (SEASON) 64.3 (9-14) 2006 385 (249-385-9) 2003 50.0 (4-8) 2001 Pass reception yards All purpose yards/game 369 (218-369-13) 2004 40.0 (4-10) 2005 3418 (249-3418) 2003 502.3 (12 games) 2004 352 (189-352-14) 2006 3212 (218-3212) 2004 469.8 (14 games) 2003 297 (156-297-17) 2005 ) 2255 (189-2255) 2006 405.2 (12 games) 2006 PUNTING (SEASON 256 (116-256-11) 2001 1956 (156-1956) 2005 377.0 (10 games) 2001 254 (122-254-8) 2002 Punt yards 1711 (122-1711) 2002 375.5 (11 games) 2005 2959 (81-2959) 2002 1684 (116-1684) 2001 338.3 (11 games) 2002 Pass completions 2899 (75-2899) 2003 249 (249-385-9) 2003 2816 (74-2816) 2005 Pass receptions 218 (218-369-13) 2004 SCORING (SEASON) 2399 (64-2399) 2006 249 (249-3418) 2003 189 (189-352-14) 2006 2374 (64-2374) 2001 218 (218-3212) 2004 156 (156-297-17) 2005 Total points scored 2346 (56-2346) 2004 189 (189-2255) 2006 122 (122-254-8) 2002 404 (52 TD, 50 PAT, 12 FG) 2003 Y 156 (156-1956) 2005 116 (116-256-11) 2001 299 (34 TD, 31 PAT, 20 FG) 2004 Punt attempts 122 (122-1711) 2002 181 (22 TD, 19 PAT, 9 FG) 2006 81 (81-2959) 2002 116 (116-1684) 2001 Passing yards 177 (24 TD, 20 PAT, 4 FG) 2001 75 (75-2899) 2003 3418 (249-385-9) 2003 176 (22 TD, 17 PAT, 9 FG) 2002 74 (74-2816) 2005 Pass reception TDs 3212 (218-369-13) 2004 148 (20 TD, 16 PAT, 4 FG) 2005 64 (64-2374) 2001 29 2003 2255 (189-352-14) 2006 64 (64-2399) 2006 17 2004 1956 (156-297-17) 2005 Touchdowns scored 56 (56-2346) 2004 13 2005 1711 (122-254-8) 2002 52 (17 rush, 29 rcv, 6 ret) 2003 11 2006 1684 (116-256-11) 2001 34 (16 rush, 17 rcv, 1 ret) 2004 Punts had blocked 10 2002 24 (12 rush, 9 rcv, 3 ret) 2001 5 (81-2959) 2002 HISTOR 9 2001 Passing TDs 22 (9 rush, 10 rcv, 3 ret) 2002 2 (74-2816) 2005 29 2003 22 (9 rush, 11 rcv, 2 ret) 2006 2 (64-2374) 2001 Average yards/catch 17 2004 20 (6 rush, 13 rcv, 1 ret) 2005 164 14.73 (218-3212) 2004 13 2005 Average yards/punt 14.52 (116-1684) 2001 11 2006 41.89 (56-2346) 2004 14.02 (122-1711) 2002 10 2002 38.65 (75-2899) 2003 13.73 (249-3418) 2003 9 2001 38.05 (74-2816) 2005 12.54 (156-1956) 2005 37.48 (64-2399) 2006 11.93 (189-2255) 2006 37.09 (64-2374) 2001 36.53 (81-2959) 2002

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 PUNT RETURNS (SEASON) Interception return TDs DEFENSE (SEASON) 71.0 (53-36/271) 2002 2 2003 60.0 (46-28/206) 2006 Punt return yards 2 2006 Total tackles 48.0 (38-20/193) 2001 367 (39-367) 2004 1 2002 1035 (560-475) 2003 46.0 (37-18/140) 2005 304 (38-304) 2003 1 2004 826 (439-387) 2002 266 (25-266) 2001 1 2005 823 (498-325) 2004 Yards from tackles for loss 207 (16-207) 2006 FUMBLE RETURNS (SEASON) 798 (455-343) 2005 330 (61-30/330) 2004 181 (28-181) 2002 766 (415-351) 2001 286 (55-52/286) 2003 271 (53-36/271) 2002 93 (18-93) 2005 Fumble return yards 734 (478-256) 2006 206 (46-28/206) 2006 122 (3-122) 2001 193 (38-20/193) 2001 P unt returns 77 (4-77) 2003 Unassisted tackles 140 (37-18/140) 2005 39 (39-367) 2004 21 (2-21) 2002 560 (560-475) 2003 38 (38-304) 2003 12 (1-12) 2006 498 (498-325) 2004 Quarterback sacks 28 (28-181) 2002 10 (1-10) 2004 478 (478-256) 2006 25 (25-266) 2001 455 (455-343) 2005 32.0 (24-8/184) 2004 32.0 (19-13/159) 2003 18 (18-93) 2005 Fumble returns 439 (439-387) 2002 32.0 (16-16/156) 2002 16 (16-207) 2006 4 (4-77) 2003 415 (415-351) 2001 24.0 (16-8/110) 2001 3 (3-122) 2001 20.0 (18-2/130) 2006 P unt return TDs 2 (2-21) 2002 Assisted tackles 7.0 (5-2/23) 2005 2 2003 1 (1-12) 2006 475 (560-475) 2003 2 2001 1 (1-10) 2004 387 (439-387) 2002 1 2002 351 (415-351) 2001 Yards from sacks 184 (24-8/184) 2004 F umble return TDs 343 (455-343) 2005 159 (19-13/159) 2003 A verage yards/punt return 2 2003 325 (498-325) 2004 156 (16-16/156) 2002 12.94 (16-207) 2006 1 2002 256 (478-256) 2006 130 (18-2/130) 2006 10.64 (25-266) 2001 1 2001 9.41 (39-367) 2004 Tackles for loss 110 (16-8/110) 2001 8.00 (38-304) 2003 81.0 (55-52/286) 2003 23 (5-2/23) 2005 6.46 (28-181) 2002 76.0 (61-30/330) 2004 5.17 (18-93) 2005

KICK RETURNS (SEASON)

Kick return yards 918 (54-918) 2002 895 (40-895) 2001 868 (46-868) 2006 813 (43-813) 2003 661 (43-661) 2005 630 (33-630) 2004

Kick returns 54 (54-918) 2002 46 (46-868) 2006 43 (43-661) 2005 43 (43-813) 2003 40 (40-895) 2001 33 (33-630) 2004

A verage yards/kick return 22.38 (40-895) 2001 19.09 (33-630) 2004 18.91 (43-813) 2003 18.87 (46-868) 2006 17.00 (54-918) 2002 15.37 (43-661) 2005

INTERCEPTION RETURNS (SEASON)

Interception return yards 298 (16-298) 2004 254 (17-254) 2003 219 (18-219) 2006 162 (14-162) 2005 147 (6-147) 2002 10 (3-10) 2001

Interceptions 18 (18-219) 2006 17 (17-254) 2003 16 (16-298) 2004 14 (14-162) 2005 6 (6-147) 2002 165 3 (3-10) 2001

Cortez Gent All-Time Game Captains 2001 DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 9/1/01 SLIPPERY ROCK Jared Allen, Garrett Jahn, Todd Poitier, Chris Laskowski Lost/Received East 9/8/01 @Bethune-Cookman Jared Allen and Todd Poitier Lost/Defended West 9/22/01 MARIST Jared Allen, Ed Mathews, Yrvens Guerrier, Mauratae Johnson Lost/Received East 10/6/01 @Drake Jared Allen and Garrett Schubert Lost/Defended South MEDIA 10/13/01 JACKSONVILLE Jared Allen, Dave Richards, Mauratae Johnson, Todd Poitier Lost/Received East 10/20/01 ST. MARY’s (CA) Jared Allen, Doug Parker, Tyrone Higgins, Danny Hernandez Won/Received West COACHES 10/27/01 ST PETER’s Jared Allen, Doug Parker, Todd Poitier, Yrvens Guerrier Lost/Received East PLAYERS 11/3/01 @Gardner-Webb Jared Allen and Todd Poitier Won/Defended South 11/10/01 EASTERN ILLINOIS Garrett Jahn, Lee Pasick, Ed Mathews, Coisge McCullough Lost/Defended West OPPONENTS 11/17/01 ALBANY (NY) Jared Allen, Mauratae Johnson Won/Defended West REVIEW 2002 HISTORY DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 8/29/02 @South Florida Allen, Laskowski Lost and Received South FAU 9/7/02 Bethune-Cookman Poitier, Richards Wins and Defers East 9/14/02 @James Madison Tellis, Jordan Lost and Received North 9/21/02 @Eastern Kentucky Harper, Guerrier Wins and Defers North 10/5/02 @Nicholls State Allen, Guerrier Wins and Defers North 10/12/02 Youngstown State Sloan, Allen, McCoy Wins and Defers East 10/26/02 @Troy McDowell, Rodgers, Parker and Gray Lost and Defends West 11/1/02 @Connecticut Hughley, Allen, Barron, Roberts Wins and Defers North 11/9/02 Morris Brown Guerrier, Allen, Rosas, Myers Wins and Defers West 11/16/02 @Eastern Illinois Guerrier, Allen, Hughley Wins and Defers South 11/23/02 @Florida International Allen, Laskowski, Prudenti, Hughley Wins and Received East 2003 DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 08/28/03 @Middle Tennessee Allen, Guffey, Guerrier, Higgins Lost/Received North 09/6/03 Valdosta State Laskowski, Guerrier, Richards, Prudenti, Bynes, Rosas Lost/Received West 09/13/03 @Central Florida Campos, Earls, Laskowski, Guerrier Won/Received South 09/20/03 @Youngstown State Crissinger-Hill, Skinner, Allen, Higgins, Myers Won/Received South 09/27/03 @Illinois State Pugh, Skinner, Fischer, Allen Lost/Received East 10/4/03 Texas State Sloan, Hughley, Taylor, Pare Lost/Defended East 10/11/03 Nicholls State Roundtree, Campos, Higgins, Gordon, Jackson Won/Received East 10/18/03 Northern Colorado Higgins, Allen, Higgins, Sanchez Won/Deferred East 11/1/03 Gardner-Webb Jackson, Embick, Guerrier, Rickards, Higgins Won/Deferred East 11/15/03 Siena Taylor, Hughley, Bynes, Guerrier, McKinley Lost/Received West 11/22/03 Florida International Barron, Hughley, Higgins, Henry, Coker Won/Received West 11/29/03 @Bethune-Cookman Hughley, Sanchez, Richards, Guerrier, Earls Won/Received West 12/6/03 @Northern Arizona Myers, Skinner, Taylor, Tellis, Richard Won/Received West 12/13/03 Colgate Allen, McKinley, Hughley, Laskowski, Fischer Lost/Defended West 2004 DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 09/4/04 @ Hawaii Allen, Laskowski, Hughley Lost/Defended North 09/11/04 @ North Texas Crissinger-Hill, Rodgers, Earls, Taylor Won/Received North 09/18/04 @ Middle Tennasee D. Parker, A. Jackson, Higgins, McKinley Won/Received North 10/09/04 @ Texas State Brown, Gray, Richards, Hughley Lost/Received South 10/16/04 @ Northern Colorado Sanchez, McDowell, Pindell, Guerrier Won/Received North 10/23/04 LA-Monroe Bynes, Higgins, Myers, Sanchez Won/Received East 10/30/04 @ Florida A & M Laskowski, Allen Won/Received North 11/06/04 @ Troy Bartels, Tellis, Fischer, Earls Won/Defended West 11/13/04 New Mexico State Pindell, Allen, Laskowski, Guerrier Won/Defended East 11/20/04 Illinois State McKinley, D. Parker, Coker Lost/Received West 11/27/04 Edward Waters Shepherd, Hughley, Akerblom, Walker Lost/Received West 12/04/04 Florida International Sanchez, Jenkins, Bartels Lost/Defended West

Y 2005 DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 09/03/05 @ Kansas Embick, Earls, Hughley Lost/Received North 09/08/05 Oklahoma State Pinnick, Smith, Gordon, Embick Lost/Received West 09/17/05 @ Minnesota Embick, Smith, Gordon, Earls Lost/Defended West 09/22/05 Louisiana-Monroe Embick, Earls, Hughley, Smith Won/Rec East 10/01/05 @ Louisville Embick, Earls, Hughley, Smith Won/Rec South 10/06/05 @Louisiana-Layfayette Embick, Skinner, Bartels, Smith Won/Def North 10/15/05 Middle Tennasee State Earls, Porter-Isom, Faulk, St. Clair Won/Def East 10/22/05 @ Arkansas State Smith, McGahee, Bartels, Gordon Won/Rec North

HISTOR 11/05/05 @ Troy Embick, Smith, Skinner, Benson Lost/Rec West 11/12/05 North Texas McGahee, Smith, St. Clair Lost/Def West 11/26/05 @Florida International Benson, Porter-Isom, Dareus (collective seniors) Wins/Def East 166

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 2005 DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 09/03/05 @ Kansas Embick, Earls, Hughley Lost/Received North 09/08/05 Oklahoma State Pinnick, Smith, Gordon, Embick Lost/Received West 09/17/05 @ Minnesota Embick, Smith, Gordon, Earls Lost/Defended West 09/22/05 Louisiana-Monroe Embick, Earls, Hughley, Smith Won/Rec East 10/01/05 @ Louisville Embick, Earls, Hughley, Smith Won/Rec South 10/06/05 @Louisiana-Layfayette Embick, Skinner, Bartels, Smith Won/Def North 10/15/05 Middle Tennasee State Earls, Porter-Isom, Faulk, St. Clair Won/Def East 10/22/05 @ Arkansas State Smith, McGahee, Bartels, Gordon Won/Rec North 11/05/05 @ Troy Embick, Smith, Skinner, Benson Lost/Rec West 11/12/05 North Texas McGahee, Smith, St. Clair Lost/Def West 11/26/05 @Florida International Benson, Porter-Isom, Dareus (collective seniors) Wins/Def East 2006 DATE OPPONENT CAPTAINS TOSS/ELECTS DEFENDS 09/02/06 @Clemson Sanchez, Faulk, Bartels, Sincere Lost/Defended East 09/09/06 @Kansas State Pinnick, Sanchez, Acevedo Won/Deferred North 09/16/06 @Oklahoma State Sanchez, Bethel, DeShields, Sincere Lost/Received East 09/23/06 @South Carolina DeShields, Sanchez, Sincere Won/Deferred North 09/30/06 @Louisiana-Monroe Sanchez, Pinnick, Greg Joseph Lost/Received North 10/12/06 Southern Utah Bethel, DeShields, Faulk Lost/Received West 10/18/06 Louisiana-Lafayette Housler, Sincere, Pierre Lost/Defended East 10/28/06 Arkansas State Sanchez, F. Joseph, Akerblom Wins/Defended West 11/04/06 Middle Tennessee Small, J. Smith, Bartels Lost/Received South 11/11/06 Troy J. Jackson, Simeon, Sanchez Won/Defended East 11/18/06 @North Texas Simeon, Sincere, McGahee Won/Defended North 11/25/06 Florida International Bethel, Faulk Lost/Received East All-Time Game Ball Winners

Awards began in 2003 2006 GAME BALL WINNERS 2003 GAME BALL WINNERS GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL BONE GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL BONE TEAMS AWARD TEAMS AWARD @Louisiana-Monroe Faulk Bethel DeShields Pindell @MTSU Richards Laskowski Rosas Earls Southern Utah Pierre Sincere Housler Bartels Bynes Guerrier Arkansas State Smith Small Bartels Small @Youngstown Chrissinger-HillTerry Acevedo Skinner @North Texas Pierre Bartels/ Acevedo Fischer Pugh DeShields Illinois State Taylor Huhley Pare Rickards Florida International Smith J.Jackson Simeon F.Joseph Guffey Sloan Texas State Jackson Gordon Higgins Gordon Campos Roundtree Nicholls State Allen Higgins Sanchez Roundtree Shepherd Sloan Northern CO Embick Guerrier Higgins McGahee Jackson Rickards Skinner Gardner-Webb Taylor Hughley McKinley Swain Richards Pugh Siena Coker Higgins Henry Prudenti Barron Rodgers Florida Int’l Richards Skinner Walker Laskowski Bethune-Cookman Taylor Skinner Myers Hughley Tellis Rickards Northern Arizona Allen Laskowski McKinley Terry

2004 GAME BALL WINNERS GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL BONE TEAMS AWARD @Hawaii Crissinger-Hill Rodgers Taylor Earls @UNT D. Parker Higgins Jackson McKinley @MTSU Richards Hughley Brown Rodgers @TSU Sanchez Guerrier Pindell McDowell @UNC Bynes Higgins Myers Sanchez @FAMU Kevin Fischer Earls Tellis Bartels ISU Shepherd Hughley Ackerblom Walker EW Sanchez Jenkins Bartels None FIU Allen Terry Pindell Earls

2005 GAME BALL WINNERS 167 GAME OFFENSIVE DEFENSIVE SPECIAL BONE TEAMS AWARD @La-Lafayette Porter-Isom Pinnick Hall North Texas Edgecomb Earls Kennard Earls

Hand painted game balls follow victories Mark Chase (Miami Central) POLAND, OH All-Time Player Alberto Chavez (Miami Springs) Sean Clayton (Poland Seminary) Andre Clark (Pace) POMPANO BEACH Felix Collazo (Dr Krop) Glynn Bostic (Pompano Beach) Dantson Dareus (Norland) Eddie Dunbar (Northeast) by Hometown (High School) D’Ivory Edgecomb (American Heritage) Avery Holley (Ely) Dustin Forston (Northwestern) PORT ST. LUCIE APOPKA Erick McIntosh (Lehigh) Yrvens Guerrier (North Miami) Jake Lucie (Port St. Lucie) Chris Shepherd (Apopka) Wilfred Rivera (Estero) Danny Hernandez (Sunset) John Mertilus (Ft. Pierce Central) ATLANTIC BEACH Chad Wilkes (Lehigh) Tarvoris Hill (Central) PUNTA GORDA MEDIA Jason Pugh (Fletcher) FORT PIERCE Robert Hunnicutt (Sunset) Rhett Winslow (Charlotte) BELLE GLADES Daveon Barron (Ft. Pierce Central) Randy Hunter (Central) RIVERVIEW, FL COACHES Jonathan Mann (Glades) Travis Turner (Westwood) Brandon Jackson (Chaminade Madonna) Keegan Peterson (Riverview) Cergile Sincere (Glades) GULF BREEZE Dekolan James (Carol City) RIVIERA BEACH PLAYERS BETHANY, CT Jeff VanCamp (Navarre) Dimitri Jacques (Miami Beach) Tyrone Higgins (Palm Beach Gardens) Ted Czepiga (Amity) HAINES CITY Craig Jenkins (Northwestern) Robert Matheny (Dwyer) OPPONENTS BOCA RATON Willie Hughley (Haines City) E.J. Jones (Southwest) Keegan Peterson (Riverview) Jay Bitzer (Boca Raton) HAITI Greg Joseph (Dr. Krop) ROCKLEDGE REVIEW Frank Conrad (Boca Raton) Justin Brunet (All Saints Cathedral) Kevin Ketchcum (Palmetto) Chris McKinley (Rockledge) John De Shields (Boca Raton) HALLANDALE B.J. Manley (Norland) Mark Myers (Rockledge) HISTORY Kevin Fischer (Pope John Paul II) Joseph Dawson (Chaminade-Madonna) Etiene Menard (Miami Beach) Russellville, AR Eric Harper (Pope John Paul II) Lawerence Gordan (Hallandale) Gedel Merzius (Arch Bishop Curley Eli Carnor (Russellville) FAU Michael Ippolito (Olympic Heights) HAMPTON, VA Notre Dame) SARASOTA Warley Leroy (American Heritage) Wilson Banks (KeCoughtan) Chris Munoz (Columbus) Devon Irwin (Booker) Brian Pare (Spanish River) HIALEAH GARDENS Thomas Parker (Northwestern) Justin Markey (Sarasota) James Ray (Boca Raton) Mark Maycock (Barbara Coleman) Adam Pantelakos (Sunset) Lee Pasick (Riverview) Nick Seta (Boca Raton) HOLLYWOOD Peter Pantelakos (Sunset) Nat Whitehurst (Sarasota) BOYNTON BEACH Kris Bartels (Chaminade-Madonna) Ramon Rickards (Killian) S ATELLITE BEACH Ricky Bethel (Santaluces) Willie Floyd (Chaminade-Madonna) Andy Rosas (Sunset) Josh Pinnick (Satellite Beach) Brian Burton (The Kings Academy) Sam McCoy (Nova) Aaron Sanchez (Sunset) SEBASTIAN Dominic Fair (Spanish River) Jordan Roberts (South Plantation) Quentin Swain (Northwestern) Larry Taylor (Sebastian River) Joel Fosselman (St. Andrews) JACKSONVILLE Brittney Tellis (Northwestern) STARKE Tremaine Johnson (Santaluces) Erik Benson (Sandalwood) Raul Valero (Miami Springs) Antonio Hall (Bradford County) Gil Monzon (Coral Springs Charter) Logan Chipperfield (Fletcher) Javony Ward (Northwestern) STATEN ISLAND, NY BRADENTON Jamari Grant (First Coast) MILTON Frank Messina (Tottenville) Craig Roundtree (Southeast) Ertwyn Henry (Stanton Prep) Terence Hall (Pace) Julian Myers (Tottenville) Johnnie Sloan (Southeast) Greg Joseph (Eastside) MIRAMAR ST. PETERSBURG BRANDON Preston Kendrick (Eastside) Antes Perkins (Stranahan) C.J. Lee (St. Petersburg Catholic) Ryan Sollazzo (Armwood) Ray Leavitt (Mandrin) Mike Wilds (Western) Justin Cleveland (Lakewood Senior) Canfield (Ohio) Rusty Smith (Sandalwood) MOORE HAVEN STUART Josh Blaylock (Canfield) JUPITER Rod Huggins (Moore Haven) Fred Cowsert (East) CAPE CORAL Danny Embick (W.T. Dwyer) NAPLES Chalemaye Petitfrere (Martin) David Bateman (North Ft. Myers) John Jones (Jupiter) Daniel Kenard (Ocean City) SUNRISE Michael Gia Lombardo (North Ft. Myers) KISSIMMEE Ed Mathews (Lehigh) Justin Thomas (Piper) CHANDLER, AZ Matt Guice (Osceola) Josh Savidge (Naples) Richard Spencer (Piper) Leland Rodgers (Dobson) Jerrell Terry (Osceola) Corey Small (Gulf Coast) SYOSSET, NY CHIEFLAND LAKELAND NORTH LAUDERDALE Robert Karpinski (Syosset) Cortez Gent (Chiefland) George Allen (Lakeland) Joshua McClover (Coconut Creek) TALLAHASSEE CLEVELAND, OH Tito Pollice (Lake Gibson) OAKLAND PARK Garrett Jahn (Leon) Andy Eminger (Euclid) Dominic Walker (Lakeland) Kevin Miller (Northeast) Kristopher Rush (Lawton Chiles) COCOA BEACH Stetson Wilson (Lakeland) Justin Sobol (Ely) TAMARAC Shane Falgus (Titusville) LAKE PARK OKEECHOBEE Troy Pindell (American Heritage) Sharard Mizell (Cocoa) Shomari Earls (Palm Beach Gardens) Jarrid Smith (Okeechobee) TAMPA CONVERSE, TX Frantz Simeon (Palm Beach Gardens) OPA-LOCKA Chris Bonner (Gaither) Rob Housler (Judson) LAKE WALES Jervonte Jackson (North Miami Beach) Kyle Califar (Sickles) CORAL SPRINGS David Matlock (Lake Wales) Demetrious Murray (Carol City) Anthony Crissinger-Hill (Jefferson) Brian Dunn (Coral Springs) LAKE WORTH ORANGE CITY Malik Eugene (Freedom) Anthony Heard (Taravella) Patrick Fatu (Lake Worth) David Wright (Deland) Nello Faulk (Robinson) Quincy Skinner (Ely) LAND O’LAKES ORLANDO Jason Harmon (Riverview) DANIA BEACH Jason Carpenter (Land O’Lakes) Dennis Bowling (Boone) Conshario Johnson (Middleton) Robert Miller (Cardinal Gibbons) LARGO George Guffey (Dr. Phillips) Nick Lomartire (Chamberlain) Teddy Strachan (South Broward) Jonathan Segrete (Largo) Michael Lockley (Olympia) Coisge McCullough (Hillsborough) DA VIE LAUDERDALE LAKES Jarret McDonald (Flanagan) William McDonald (East Bay) Anthony Almonte (South Plantation) Paul Dumervil (Coconut Creek) Alex Pecorella (Olympia) Cameron Rodgers (Jefferson) David McDowell (Nova) William Gray (Boyd Anderson) Charles Pierre (Lakeland Highland Prep) Ed Wertepny (Sickles) Zachary Wichner (South Plantation) LAUDERHILL ORMOND BEACH VENICE DEERFIELD BEACH Jason Flemming (Piper) Mike Brown (Seabreeze) Ryan VanKirk (Venice) Todd Poitier (Deerfield) Josh Jenkins (Dillard) PALM BAY VERO BEACH Joe Walker (Deerfield) LAWRENCEVILLE, GA Mike Leshe (Palm Bay) Lance Barry (Vero Beach) DELRAY BEACH Kinyumba Mutakabbir (Berkmar) Nick Paris (Palm Bay) Matt Prudenti (Vero Beach) Jack Fenelon (Atlantic) LONGBOAT KEY Ryan Wischnefski (Melbourne) Mike O’Neil (Vero Beach) Anthony Jackson (Olympic Heights) Dane Hansen (Cardinal Mooney) PALM BEACH Michael Reed (Vero Beach) Doug Parker (Atlantic) LONGWOOD Brad Gagne (Palm Beach Gardens) Vineland, NJ Y Dave Richards (Spanish River) David Muniz (Lyman) Palm Beach Gardens Ben Coker (Vineland) McKinson Souverain (Atlantic) Jameson Schultz (Lyman) Chris Salivar (Benjamin) Walk Villa Rica, GA DUNNELLON LUTZ Shomari Earls (Palm Beach Gardens) Jason Vera (Villa Rica) Rodney Jones (Dunnellon) William Rose (Gaither) PALM CITY WEST PALM BEACH EDMOND, OK MARATHON Tom Carluccio (Martin County) Cartier Barber (Suncoast) Jared Allen (Edmond Santa Fe) Ryan Paros (Marathon) Mike Leshe (Martin County) Markee Drummer (Cardinal Newman) FERNANDINA BEACH MELBOURNE PALMETTO Corddero Drummond (Palm Beach Lakes) Sean Wright (Bolles School) Jermaine Council (Eau Gallie) Darrion Porter-Isom (Manatee) Mauratae Johnson (Suncoast) FORT LAUDERDALE Chris Laskowski (Rockledge) PARKLAND Robert St. Clair (Forest Hill) Dewain Akerblom (Nova) Derek Zak (Melbourne) Michael Hancock (Coral Springs Christian) Justin Walton (Cardinal Newman) Edward Bradwell (Dillard) MERRITT ISLAND John Rizzo (Majory Stoneman Douglas) WESTON Roosevelt Bynes (Piper) Broderick Bolton (Holy Trinity) PEMBROKE PINES Ryan Cowart (Western) HISTOR Darren Coney (Boyd Anderson) Kyle Watkins (Merritt Island) Christian Amaya (Cooper City) Chris Munoz (Pembroke Pines) James Demesmin (St. Thomas Aquinas) MIAMI Brett Konchak (Dade Christian) Tony Padilla (Western) Frantz Joseph (Fort Lauderdale) Taheem Acevedo (Felix Varela) Taurian Osborne (Miami Jackson) 168 Antonio Morris (Piper) Damian Amondo (Jackson) Cedrick White (St. Charles Catholic) Tavious Polo (South Plantation) Jake Beckman (Miami Palmetto) PHILADELPHIA, PA Garrett Schubert (Boyd Anderson) Junior Bergel (Miami Beach) Patrick Gibbons (Arch Mere Academy) Lavoris Williams (Dillard) Carldayle Brantley (William H. Turner Tech) PLANTATION FORT MEADE Gerrius Brantley (G. Holmes Braddock) Eric Benson (Sandalwood) Scott Whitener (Ft. Meade) Yulkeith Brown (Northwestern) Bob Edwards (St. Thomas Aquinas) FORT MYERS Kenneth Campos (Palmetto Senior) Vinnie Henderson (South Plantation) Ryan Forkey (Eastern) Nick Carullo (Gulliver Prep) Mauricio Riquer (South Plantation) Casey McGahee (Sebring) Arthur Cave (Northwestern)

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MEDIA COACHES PLAYERS OPPONENTS REVIEW HISTORY FAU

JUST With comprehensive academic university experience or a prprogramsograms and seven campuses rresearcheresearcher seeking the next CONSIDER alongalong Florida’sFlorida’s southeast bigbig discovery, FAU provides an coastline, Florida Atlantic environment that breeds FAU’SFAU’S NUMBERS: University has earned its success,” says Frank T. Brogan, • A world-class faculty boasting more rreputationeputation as a center ooff FAFAUU alumnus and president. than 1,000 professors and instructors TLANTIC UNIVERSITY exexcellencecellence in higher education. offers career expertise and personal FAU is home to approximately Building on its rich tradition 26,000 studentsstudents from thethe as a teaching university, FAUFAU attention to students contincontinuesues to develop as an Treasure Coast through • Hundreds of student organizationsorganizations,, Broward County and the alma active research institution matermater of more than 100,000 ddedicatededicated to seeding Florida’s fraternities and sororities enrich life on proud alumni worldwide. economy with high-tech and off campus enterprise. Collaboration with As a meeting place designed organizations such as Scripps • 18 NCAA Division I athletic teams for both trtraditionaladitional anandd Research Institute and TTorreyorrey that provide student-athletes with nontraditional students, FAU Pines Institute for Molecular

FLORIDA A opportunities to excel in class and offers more than 170 Studies as well as it's recent offers more than 170 Studies as well as it's recent in sport bachbachelor’selor’s,, master’s,master’s, acquisition of Harbor BranchBranch 170 specialist’s and doctoral Oceanographic Institution • More than $100 million in financial degrees through its nine offer FAU students and faculty degrees through its nine offer FAU students and faculty aid each year for students colleges.colleges. unique researchresearch opportunitiesopportunities and access to leading-edge To learn more about FAU,FAU, visit “Regardless“Regardless if you are an technology.technology. undergradundergrad looking for the full www.fau.edu.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 BOARD OF TRUSTEES

NORMAN TRIPP NANCY BLOSSER SCOTT ADAMS DR. BILL BRYANT Chair Vice Chair ’87

DAVID FEDER ARMAND GROSSMAN DR. RAJENDRA P. GUPTA LALITA M. JANKE ’67, ’70, ’77

SHERRY PLYMALE DR. ERIC SHAW ROBERT STILLEY DR. GEORGE ZOLEY ’72, ’75

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Note: The Student Government President is also a member of the Board of Trustees. Frank T. Brogan PRESIDENT — FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY

MEDIA COACHES PLAYERS OPPONENTS REVIEW HISTORY FAU FRANK T. BROGAN became became the fifth president of Florida Atlantic University in March 2003. Previously, he was lieutenant governor of Florida, the state’s commissioner of education, superintendent of schools in Martin County, Florida, and a principal, assistant principal, dean and fifth-grade teacher in Martin County public schools. Legendary Coach Don Shula, President Brogan and Athletics Director Craig Angelos following FAU’s President Brogan and his twin third-consecutive Shula Bowl victory. brother, John, were born in Cincinnati, Ohio, the youngest Salerno Elementary School on the School, Martin County’s elected communities the University of six children. The first member Treasure Coast. He continued his superintendent of schools, serves; and making FAU an ever- of his family to graduate from education at FAU earning a Florida’s commissioner of stronger engine of economic college, President Brogan master’s degree in education in education (the youngest person development for South Florida. received a bachelor’s degree in 1981. In rapid succession, he ever to hold that office), and, in education magna cum laude from became dean of students at 1999, lieutenant governor on the In addition to championing the University of Cincinnati in Indiantown Middle School, Bush-Brogan ticket. He had just education, President Brogan 1976. Two years later, he moved assistant principal and then been elected to a second term as has served as a leader for other to Florida to teach at Port principal at Murray Middle lieutenant governor when he important causes. During the decided to seek the presidency of past few years, he has become his alma mater, FAU. especially involved in the fight against cancer — a disease that President Brogan has been a claimed the life of his first champion of public education wife, Mary. He has used his all his life. He considers his remarkable speaking ability to most important achievement as crusade in the fight against

TLANTIC UNIVERSITY commissioner of education to breast cancer and he currently have been building greater serves as statewide chairman of accountability into Florida’s Florida’s Dialogue on Cancer. public school system, and he He has received a public service is a strong advocate of award from the Pioneers in accountability in higher Prostate Cancer. education as well. His goals for FAU include supporting its For 2007-08 President Brogan continued growth as an was named vice president of the important center of teaching, Sun Belt Conference’s Executive research and public service Committee—an eight-person activities; increasing access team providing oversight for

FLORIDA A to higher education across conference through approval the University’s seven-county of conference-wide rules/ 172 service region; encouraging legislation, the conference diversity in FAU’s student body, office budget and tournament faculty and staff; supporting championship sites as well as world-class research initiatives; other duties. fostering close, mutually Athletics Director Craig Angelos, President Brogan and son Colby John supportive relationships with the

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Dr. Roy Levow NCAA FACULTY ATHLETICS REPRESENTATIVE

president of the University Faculty joined the computer science university/faculty senate. He has Senate, a position that saw him department when it was formed. also served the University in a hold a seat on the Board of variety of advisory roles on issues He has served terms as chair of Trustees. related to computing. mathematics and computer science Levow is a professor and associate and engineering. Most recently, he Dr. Levow earned his bachelor’s chair for Broward programs in the was responsible for developing the and doctoral degrees in department of Computer Science undergraduate degree program in mathematics and applied and Engineering at Florida information engineering mathematics, respectively, from DR. ROY LEVOW Atlantic. He joined FAU in 1970 technology for students with an the University of Pennsylvania. was named Florida Atlantic with the charge of establishing AS degree in computing Prior to FAU he held positions in University’s NCAA Faculty Athletics the University’s first program in technology. industry and at the University of computer science housed in the Hawaii. Representative by President Upon Levow’s arrival at FAU he mathematics department. He later Brogan in May 2007. became involved in faculty transferred to the computer governance and has three times Levow’s efforts will blend nicely systems department and then with his relationships as the past served as head of the

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Noemi Lung Nikki Myers Steve Traylor OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 174 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY championships and wasone of just captured five conference women’s postseason play. Inall,F sponsor r 2005-06 the barof success was Florida State, Florida and Miami. In apparel deal withNike, joining Florida tohaveanall-sports university withinthe stateof d has repeated yearafteryear. Th f r saw ESPNand Fox Sportsbecom contract wassecured in2004that Along the way, atelevision both the University and athletics. has become arevenue stream for cam bran I-A. He initiated the University'’s tran and toleadthe institution’s conferences) and developed aplan Belt Conference (one of the 111-A negotiated entrance into the Sun d H winning championships. excellence, fiscalintegrity and institutional control, academic fundamental principles: program isbuiltonfour successful intercollegiate athletic philosophy for running a FAU students and staff.His working withPresident Brogan, progr moved atarapid pacetotake the his multi-faceted role and has Angelos enthusiastically embraced than 500stu and the department services more number of sportshasgrown to18 programs. Since thattime the total 17-team intercollegiate athletic responsibility for the institution's 2003, assuming oversight Flori was named director of Athletics at CRAIG ANGELOS aised withsevenof the 10 ootball contests; something FAU egulars atbothh epartmen epartmen e tookoverayoung athletic e tocon sition from NCAADiv. I-AA to da Atlantic University inJuly d identity campaign which am tonewer h ed F t alsobecame the fourth t and immediately A clusi d U sportsadvancing to ent-athletes. on in2005and om eights e and away AU , by e e FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Craig Angelos comm witnessed asteady risein balanced budget planand has has beenabletodevelop a An P an personal and career development academi d assists the stu a Champs/Lifeskillsprogram that part due tothe recent creation of 2005. Thiswasmade possiblein Pr Outreach and Community Service FAU asanAcademics and Sports for Academics and Sportshonoring and withthe National Consortium athletes maintaining a3.0GPA base and showcase the U to m revenue of 150%.Angelos’ efforts andincrease an inspecial event an OwlClubfund increase of 130% in major giftincreases of 400%, fundraising measures hasresulted His completer scholarship dollars eachyear. commitmen m athlete excellence shows with holistic approach tostudent department’s commitment toa All-Am status whiletwoearned Academic individuals earned All-America competiti the University inpostseason titles and FAU hasrepresented have captured 12conference During Angelos’ tenure, the Owls A in the SunBeltConference and the the department’s firstfull-season 2006-07 sawthe Owlsflourishin championships. Hisleadership in capture fiveormore women’s eight schools nationally to d tripled and attendance more than season, men’s basketball revenues th he brought Matt Doherty backto basketball coaches. InApril2005, An athletics program. enhanced the overall image of the on n associate head coachand newly contin both An erhaps evelopm oubled tlantic SoccerConference. or ogram Honor Rollmember in e college ranks. Injustone d community servi gelos’ leadership the department gelos hasalsohired twonew e than35%of the stu ation ark unity involvem ued in2006-2007by former erica honors. The et the teams, buildafan , most si . Thatfoundation, laid by g c and athletic excellence, elos and Doherty, was entin the areas of on 17times. Four al television havegr t pr dent-athletes enovati ovidin gnifican en ce. g m on of t and d tly, under or niversity d e ent- eatly onor Belt Confer h un Attendance continued toclimband hir chi deputy director of Athletics and Prior tocoming toFAU, he wasthe an establishm stu cr “inn by hisvision of developing an the entire University wouldbenefit tier institutions. More importantly, department's position among top- would solidify the athletic on-campus football venue that includes the planof building an Perhaps the gem of the projects team aswellvolleyball. men’s and women’s basketball th $10 million renovation beganon the track opening celebration, a on the new field. Weeks prior to spring game being playedinApril welcomed fans withthe first opened inthe spring of 2007and tr o implementation beganinthe fall athletic facilities. Hisplan’s master planand review of all arrival atFAU, Angelos initiated a Almost immediately afterhis history unmatched inthe Owls18-year basketball environment thatis instrumental in negotiating a football program and was athletic department including the supervised many aspectsof the University. Whilethere, he DIRECTOR OFATHLETICS f 2006withanew $4.5million osted the firstround of the Sun ack and field complex that eate much needed additional e arena calledhome bythe d ahotel and conference center. d ed head coachRex Walters. ef oper dent housing, retail er Walters’ direction the Owls ovation village” thatwould . atin ents, additional parking, en ce tourn g o ffi cer atIn amen t ina dian a position years U sports. Previously, he wasatthe Nik (10), Aaron (7)and Alivia (4). Alexis (15),Abigail (12),Austin The couplehas fiveother children, women’s basketball teamatBYU. daughter Alayna (18)joins the in 2007-08astheir eldest another intercollegiate prospective f wife The 45-year-oldAngelos and his baseball leagueinButtrio, Italy. one yearinthe Italian professional varsity squad. He laterplayedfor starting firstbaseman onthe in Provo, UT, Angelos wasthe years atBrigham Young University athletics. During hisundergraduate towar for athletics and gravitated his legalbackground and hislove he ultimately decided tocombine firm inLosAngelos, CA.However, short time inamid-size litigation Omaha, NE,Angelos worked for a U A graduate of the Creighton administrator for nearly 16years. an in andregulations. He hasservedas interpreting the association’s rules NCAA asalegislativeassistant Mi athletics director Paul Dee. Prior to second incommand under UM’s or 22years. They willgain niversity of Miami (FL)for eight niversity School of Lawin ami, he spent three yearsatth e contract for 23of its24 , Kristin,havebeenm , serving inavariety of tercollegi ds acareer inintercollegiate s butprimarily asth ate athleti cs arried e e BASEBALL… used one of the nation’s most powerful offenses to reach the conference tournament in the team’s first year in the Sun Belt. For the first time in program history, the team had two individuals finish with a .400-plus batting average, and Robbie Widlansky broke FAU’s single-season mark with a .430 average. He was also named the Sun Belt’s Player of the Year after posting one of the best offensive seasons in Sun Belt history and earned Louisville Slugger All-American honors. The Owls finished in the top-10 in the nation in batting average, runs scored, home runs per game and MEN’S slugging percentage, while FAU hurlers BASKETBALL ranked eighth in strikeouts earned the no. 6 seed in the Sun Belt per nine innings. In total seven Conference Tournament, thanks to the conference’s players were offered professional baseball most efficient offensive attack in terms of field goal percentage. contracts. The Owls led the conference in assists and had two athletes voted onto the All-Conference Second-Team. FAU hosted a First Round Sun Belt Tournament game against Florida International, picking up a 91-88 overtime win in Head Coach Rex Walters’ postseason debut. The other highlight win during the season was a 78-73 triumph at perennial power Western Kentucky.

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL saw Head Coach Chancellor Dugan pick up win no. 100 against Akron on November 17, 2006. She is just the second FAU women’s basketball coach to reach the century mark, joining Wayne Allen, who finished with 167 wins. Dugan was also nominated for the Palm Beach County Coach of the Year award. The Owls picked up their first Sun Belt win against New Orleans at the FAU Arena.

175 AAthletithleticc ReviewReview CHEER TEAM performs regularly at home and away football games, men’s and women’s basketball home games and is a constant at MEN’S GOLF had three top-five finishes in its community events. The squad, shorthanded due to first season under Angelo Sands, who was hired on Nov. injury, placed 12th at nationals in 2007 and 17, 2006 as the head coach. The Owls have seven performed an exhibition at King of the Jungle in Fort projected returners, giving the 2007-08 squad a veteran Lauderdale. The team finished second in 2001 and 2003 at presence that will help boost the MEDIA the NCA competition and owns a national pairs program under the direction COACHES championship. of Sands. PLAYERS CROSS COUNTRY finished 5th on the OPPONENTS women’s side and 11th on the men’s at the Sun Belt REVIEW Championships under Head Coach Alex Smolka. The women had two runners who narrowly missed HISTORY WOMEN’S GOLF qualifying for the NCAA National Championships with finished third at the Sun Belt FAU strong showings at the NCAA Regional. The women’s Conference Tournament under the team won three meets during the year, while the guidance of Head Coach Joan Joyce. The men earned one victory and three top-three Owls had an individual take top honors three finishes. times in 2006-07, and the team won the DANCE has garnered national Cincinnati Springs Invitational. Sophomore attention in the last few years. The squad Praewnapa Phol-Uayporn earned All-Conference performs at football and basketball games, honors and was a strong candidate for the NCAA as well as pep rallies and charitable events, Regional. featuring dozens of routines and nearly as many creative outfits and dance styles. The program placed second in the nation in 2005 at the National Dance Association competition and helped raise money for programs such as Breast Cancer Awareness during the 2006-07 season.

FOOTBALL played the nation’s fourth most difficult non-conference schedule. The experience gained got the Owls off to a threatening Sun Belt start, startling many who had picked the league’s newcomer last. FAU finished 4-3 in the Belt and were in the hunt for a bowl appearance late into the season. The Owls played before a record crowd at Clemson, faced off against Steve Spurrier and also traveled to Kansas State and Oklahoma State. The inexperienced team showed maturity and ability with several players, specifically Frantz Simeon, being listed among the nation’s statistical leaders. At season’s end, Nello Faulk worked out for several NFL teams and attended the Jaguar’s mini-camp. Two players continued to shine in Europe and Lawrence Gordon returned to the CFL. TLANTIC UNIVERSITY

MEN’S SOCCER had an eventful year under Head Coach Kos Donev. The team advanced to the finals of the Atlantic Soccer Conference Tournament in its first year in the league. FAU would end the season with a 7-9-1 record and place two players on the All-Atlantic Soccer

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 WOMEN’S SOCCER had a seven-game winning streak at one point and posted eight more shutouts on the way to earning the no. 4 seed in the Sun Belt Championship Tournament. The Owls advanced to the second round before falling to eventual conference champion Denver. FAU placed three on all-conference teams and two on the all- tournament team. A 2-1 win over rival Miami highlighted the 2006 MEN’S TENNIS saw the development of standout campaign. freshman Olivier Sajous, as he rocketed up the national rankings to no. 63, the highest ranking ever for an FAU individual. The Owls played every opponent tough, despite a roster made entirely of newcomers, SOFTBALL won both the regular season and with seven defeats by the slimmest of postseason Sun Belt Championships and swept the margins (4-3) and nearly upset the no. Sun Belt’s Player, Pitcher and Coach of the Year 2 seed Middle Tennessee, in the Sun awards. The Owls had the highest RPI of any team not Belt Tournament’s opening round invited to participate in an NCAA Regional. It was under the direction of second-year just the second time since 1999 that FAU did not Head Coach David Komie. participate in a regional. The Owls won three games on Championship Saturday to emerge from the loser’s WOMEN’S TENNIS earned a spot bracket as conference champions, their 10th in the Sun Belt Conference Tournament under Head postseason title in the last 11 years. Coach Mary Dailey in the team’s first season as a conference member. All but one of the squad’s top six performers are projected to return. The Owls claimed victories over Central Arkansas, Dartmouth, New Jersey Tech, Duquesne, Sacred Heart, Siena and Arkansas State in 2006-07.

WOMEN’S TRACK AND FIELD earned 8th place finishes at both the indoor and outdoor Sun Belt Championships under Head Coach Alex Smolka. Owl freshman Friederike Feil won two events and was named Freshman of the Year and Outstanding Women's Track Performer at the indoor championships. During the outdoor campaign, the Owls produced three automatic qualifiers for the SWIMMING NCAA East Regional. AND DIVING VOLLEYBALL advanced to the Sun defended their Sun Belt Conference Tournament in the team’s first Belt Conference season as a conference member. The team will crown and had a be the first to play in the newly renovated FAU swimmer advance to the NCAA Championships for the third time in Arena, which underwent a $10 million facelift 177 the last four years. Head Coach Steve Eckelkamp and Diving Coach over the summer. Head Coach Jody Brown is Ashleye Henyan both earned Women’s Coach of the Year honors. The approaching his 200th win at FAU. men’s team finished fifth at the Sun Belt Championship and broke three school records during the season. Michelle Brown, Ed.D. ASSOCIATE ATHLETICS DIRECTOR/ DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

MEDIA academic communities at FAU and The balance between academics Having earned the Atlantic-10 is responsible for coordinating the and athletics has been a very Post Graduate Scholarship and a COACHES NCAA’s Academic Progress Rate important part of Brown’s life. graduate teaching position, she PLAYERS (APR) initiatives. Her primary continued her education by Brown earned a full athletic objective is to ensure that student- earning a master of arts in OPPONENTS scholarship in volleyball at West athletes have the resources and foreign language from West REVIEW Virginia University. She had a support structure in place to reach Virginia University. In 1995, successful athletic career, earning HISTORY their educational goals. Brown married Jody Brown and several awards, including GTE FAU returned to Boca Raton where DR. MICHELLE Brown has been at FAU since 1997. Region-2 All-Conference Academic her husband became FAU’s head DOMAS BROWN is Before taking her position with the First Team and the Atlantic-10 All- volleyball coach. While working Dr. Michelle Domas Brown was SACAE in October 2002, she was an Conference First Team. Brown full-time at FAU, she earned her named the director for the Student- assistant director for Freshman continues to hold individual WVU doctorate in education in Athlete Center for Academic Programs. Throughout her tenure at records in career digs and service educational leadership, higher Excellence in 2005. FAU, she has worked with students aces. She graduated with honors in education administration. in many capacities focusing on four years with a bachelor of arts Brown, who reports to the Dean for their personal development and in international studies and foreign Dr. Brown and Jody have one Undergraduate Studies, oversees academic success. languages. son, Kaja (3). the student athlete center for academic excellence, serves as a liaison between the athletic and

Quentin Ball ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, CENTER FOR ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

was responsible for the advisement coordinator and floor manager with a concentration in sports TMENT of all student-athletes and when USF hosted the NCAA Men’s management. During his four monitored every student-athlete's Basketball Tournament 1st and years at UF he served as a degree progression. He served as 2nd Round. student manager for the men's AR the CHAMPS/ Life Skills basketball program. He was a Ball received his master's degree Coordinator and assisted with the member of the program when in human performance with a SAAC. Outside of his athletic the team played for the department duties he served on specialization in sport National Championship in 2000. the President's Enrollment Council management in December 2001, from the University of Alabama. He is married to the former QUENTIN BALL joined and was a charter member of the Shannon Brubaker of While working toward his degree the Florida Atlantic University First Year Experience Committee. Gainesville, FL. academic staff in fall 2005, after a he also completed a graduate Prior to Saint Peter's, Ball worked one-year stint at Saint Peter’s assistantship at the school's at USF for nearly two years in a College. His primary responsibilities Center of Athletic Student similar role. There he primarily Services. His primary include coordinating the academic advised the men's and women's responsibilities involved working efforts for the football team. basketball student-athletes. He as a graduate academic counselor Ball came to FAU from Saint Peter's was involved in many of the to the football and men's THLETIC DEP College in Jersey City, New Jersey, changes that took place basketball programs. throughout the growth of the

A where he was the academic/ athletic coordinator. His main role athletic academic program during The St. Louis, Missouri native the time the school was selected graduated from the University of 178 at Saint Peter's was to determine and certify the eligibility of to join the Big East Conference. Florida in 2000, with a bachelor's student-athletes. Additionally, he Additionally, Ball was the practice degree in business administration

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Keva Anderson-Konsker Academic Counselor

Rebekah Gingras Academic Counselor

FLORIDA ATLANTIC activity. Each supports the other. management strategies. E UNIVERSITY is Athletic excellence is stressed, In addition to individualized committed to each student- but academic achievement is counseling, a comprehensive athlete as a total person. never compromised. tutorial program is also available Participation in athletics is to student-athletes through the important, but it represents only The University realizes that Academic Center. Tutors come one aspect of a student-athlete’s student-athletes are required to highly recommended by faculty college experience. Student- commit a large percentage of and they are generally available athletes at Florida Atlantic their personal time to University- to work with students in University have the opportunity sponsored athletic activities. all subject areas. to participate in one of the top For this reason, the University athletic programs in the country. recognizes the need for a support The Student-Athlete Center More importantly, they have the program for its intercollegiate for Academic Excellence also Brian O’Hara opportunity to earn a degree athletes. The Student-Athlete coordinates community outreach Academic Counselor from an outstanding academic Center for Academic Excellence and “life skills” activities for FAU institution, one that will provide is designed to assist all student- student-athletes. FAU takes them with the necessary skills athletes in achieving their considerable pride in the and experiences to find success educational goals. accomplishments of our student- and fulfillment well beyond athletes in the community. In Academic counselors work college. fact, the FAU Athletic Department collaboratively with faculty and was recognized recently by the The University’s commitment campus advising centers to National Consortium of Academics to the student-athlete is a ensure that student-athletes are and Sport as one of the top dual one. Participation in the taking the appropriate classes universities in the country for athletic arena is not viewed as an and making progress toward their commitment to community obstacle to the attainment of degrees. Counselors also work service. 179 one’s educational goals, rather it with students on a variety of is seen as a complementary learning enhancement activities, including study skills and time CHAMPS/Life Skills Program

Florida Atlantic’s CHAMPS/Life Skills Program made a transition in 2006-2007 from a program that was administered through the Center for Academic Excellence to one that is embraced by the entire athletics department.

MEDIA development programming has been conducted through a series COACHES of workshops designed to help PLAYERS students not only make a OPPONENTS successful transition to college REVIEW life, but also to prepare them for success beyond FAU once they HISTORY graduate. Recent workshops have FAU focused on time management, study skills, drug and alcohol awareness, gambling, financial planning, sport psychology, health and wellness topics and PERSONAL better interview techniques. DEVELOPMENT for these classes will follow the etc.) are taught in a manner that FAU’s Life Skills program also traditional SLS model that is will help meet the unique needs of The Student-Athlete Center for includes sections for the First currently in place at FAU, certain the student-athlete population. Academic Excellence offers a Year Experience course (SLS topics (e.g., time management, Students’ involvement with this variety of personal development 1501) that are specifically freshmen transitional issues, drug class has had a positive impact on programs for student athletes. In designed for freshmen student- and alcohol education, their academic performance and recent years, FAU’s personal athletes. While the curriculum communicating with the media, helps them build a community.

STUDENT-ATHLETE ADVISORY CAREER COUNCIL (SAAC) DEVELOPMENT

Each athletic team at Florida Atlantic is located FAU has at least two in the third best real representatives on the estate market in the U.S. Student-Athlete Boca Raton’s miles of Advisory Council sandy coastline and direct (SAAC), a leadership flights into every major and service city in the U.S. has organization that exists attracted multiple Fortune for the betterment of 500 businesses and there the student- is nearly 5.4 million athlete square feet of prime office experience. space. Simply said,

TLANTIC UNIVERSITY SAAC meetings students athletes are afforded the opportunity to be teamed with some provide of the best mentors in the country. FAU’s mentor program is designed to students with a match FAU student athletes with business people in the greater South vehicle to Florida community with express any similar fields of concerns they interest. Mentors may have with existing practices and to offer suggestions for become off-campus improvements in the future. The SAAC also organizes a wide variety advisors to students, of community outreach activities each semester. Senior soccer able to introduce player Megan Coyne served as president of FAU’s SAAC in a year students who are well that saw SAAC participate in several outreach events including schooled in theory to fundraisers for the American Cancer Society and for the University the real and practical FLORIDA A of New Orleans. Coyne was also selected by the Sun Belt Conference world of business. The to represent its 11 members at the National SAAC Meetings. SACC program is also a fine 180 organized a holiday party and donated gifts to a community of opportunity for students underprivileged youth, worked a YMCA haunted house and visited to make friends in the several local elementary schools. In 2007-2008 Chris Eberthart business community (baseball) will serve as the SAAC president, Jarrid Smith (football) and receive advice and vice president, Jessica Badder (women’s soccer) secretary and help from successful Brittney Comer (women’s soccer) will serve as the treasure. people.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 COMMUNITY SERVICE

Throughout the academic year, FAU’s student-athletes continuously interact with several community organizations through clinics, fundraisers, and educational enhancement initiatives in schools, after-school programs, and non-profit organizations. Here are a few organizations that teamed with the Owls in 2006-2007

• YMCA • JC Mitchell • Girl Scouts • American Cancer Society • Dixie Manor Community Center • Local Elementary Schools

FAU's student-athletes, coaches, and administrators show a commitment to service as they are involved in a wide range of community outreach activities throughout the year. FAU believes in the importance of interaction between the student-athletes and the community and strives to uphold a broad based program of service to the greater South Florida region. This comprehensive community outreach program helps the student-athletes develop an appreciation for and a life-long commitment to volunteerism. Owls in the Community

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PLAYERS MELISS OPPONENTS RAND REVIEW Melissa Dawson became Florida Ed Hayward came to FAU in March 1996, Randy Langejans joined the Florida Atlantic University’s Associate Athletic Director with the daunting task of establishing a strong Atlantic staff in June of 2004, with the respons- HISTORY and Senior Women’s Administrator June 1, compliance office while preparing and guiding the ibility of overseeing the fiscal operations of the FAU 2001. She is the University’s first person to University through the NCAA Self Study. He athletics department. hold the SWA position, in a full-time capacity, accomplished task one and has proved invaluable Since coming to Florida Atlantic, Langejans has been demonstrating the University’s commitment as both a certification officer and as an ear for instrumental in growing and managing a com- both togrowth and to the development of coaches, players and administrators, especially in petitive budget for 18 sports along with numerous women’s sports. problem resolution. department support areas. He also assisted with the Since coming to Florida Atlantic, Dawson has Hayward was rewarded in the winter of 1999 with development of a comprehensive business plan for placed her fingerprints on the quality of game a promotion to Associate AD at which time he the department, which included a balanced three- operations. Included in her overall plan to assumed the responsibility of overseeing several year model forecast. improve facilities was the recent addition of a sports. He has been a constant through the Langejans joined the Owls after spending 20 years track complex and to bring the arena back on- administrative changes. in various roles at Northern Arizona University. At line after a complete renovation. She also works Hayward came to FAU after serving as Florida NAU, he started as a graduate assistant football hand-in-hand with the training and equipment International University’s Compliance Retention coach, moved into the areas of athletic ticketing rooms to encompass the needs of the entire and Academic Support Athletic Coordinator from and event management before his role in business athletic department. She supervises several January 1992 to February 1996. operations, which began in 1990. individual teams and spearheads the department’s efforts to assure the equity and While at FIU, he was directly responsible for the In that capacity, the Northern Arizona graduate student welfare of the entire department, many academic support of 240 student-athletes, was responsible for the fiscal affairs of the athletic times taking the lead from the SAAC committee, evaluation of incoming transcripts, intervention department, which included all sports camp activity. which she sponsors. and retention group for at-risk students, the As he developed into his role, Langejans was academic study hall program and interpretation of afforded additional responsibilities, which included Dawson came to FAU from Florida State NCAA bylaws and rules. event management, football scheduling and travel. University. While the title of SWA is new for her, Hayward, who received his masters of science in During his last two years at NAU, he also oversaw the inner working of college athletics is not. the day-to-day operations of football, men’s basket- The Inverness, FL native held various positions sports administration in December of 1991 from St. Thomas University, came to Florida from ball, and the men’s and women’s cross country and at FSU during her 12-year tenure. track and field teams. She began as an equipment manager for the Tennessee Technological University where he Seminoles and continued her career in an served as Admissions Counselor for the He has served as the tournament manager for a administrative role, primarily working with University’s Office of Admissions from 1988 number of conference post-season events as a women’s volleyball, basketball and softball. to 1990. member of the NCAA Division I men’s tennis She graduated in April of 1992, from Florida While at Tennessee Tech, he was responsible for national committee of which he was the national State, with a bachelor of science in physical gathering academic profiles of recently admitted chair during the 2004 season. education. students, the presentations to prospective A former 20-year high school sports official, he The following fall, Dawson’s title changed students and their parents, community college earned his degree in recreational leadership with once again to Assistant Home Event Manager, and high school visits, and evaluation of an emphasis in business administration in 1984. a position that provided her the opportunity transcripts. Langejans and his wife, Bonita, were married in TLANTIC UNIVERSITY to coordinate all invitationals, conference Hayward, who received his B.A. with an emphasis Maui in March of 2006, and reside in Boynton championship and NCAA tournaments hosted in journalism in 1988 from Tennessee Tech Beach.

by FSU. University, became involved with the support and Y She was again promoted in August of 1993 to advisement of Foot Fraternity Inc (football) while Assistant Director of Athletic Facilities and working at Tech and continued his community

Operations, a position she held until her support upon becoming a resident of Miami. He ssociate AD A departure from FSU for FAU. As FSU’s Assistant was a four-year letterman for the Golden Eagles Director of Facilities, Dawson directly supervised (’83-’85, ’97) and in the program’s extended the daily operations of volleyball, soccer and history is one of seven to rush for 1,000 yards softball and assisted in the daily game (1,021 ’85). operations for tennis and swimming. She also He has been a road race coordinator for the Miami BRIAN MCNEEL served as the manager for eight athletic Runners Club and has served on the board of facilities was the liaison between FSU and Nike directors. Hayward also volunteers for Boys Town FLORIDA A Brian McNeely joined the staff at Florida and supervised an equipment staff of five, all of Florida, Miami division, and was a football Atlantic University in the winter of 2007 as an while earning a master of science in athletic coach for the North Miami Parks’ Recreation Associate Athletics Director, a position that will work 182 administration in April of 1996. Department. hand-in-hand with Athletics Director Craig Angelos as She has served as the tournament director or Hayward resides in Miami with his wife, Lisa, and well as each the FAU administrative team members. assistant tournament director for ACC three children, Christian (11), Myles (8) and McNeely brought nearly 30 years of college athletic Championships, NCAA Regional Championships, Virginia Brya (4). experience to an athletic program that has been a 24-team softball tournament and the 1996 competing in intercollegiate baseball for less than 30 NCAA Division I Women’s Tennis Championship. years basketball for less than 20 seasons and football for just seven.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 His broad based experience as a collegiate football external relations at UMKC, Mohajir oversaw all g g coach and as a president/CEO and founder of two marketing and promotions, sports information, sin

corporations, will serve the department well as it fundraising, radio and TV contracts, corporate sales, cen arketin

continues to grow and strive for new successes. tickets and event operations. While at AD ssistant d Li UMKC, Mohajir was responsible for a 450 percent A McNeely began his coaching career at Butler an County Community College in 1978-1979 as an increase in the educational athletics endowment. assistant coach and as a head coach from 1982- He oversaw an 80 percent increase in sponsorships M ector of

84. He has also coached at Pratt Community and an 89 percent upswing in the athletics fund Dir College (1981), University of Kansas (1985), donor base. There was also a 33 percent increase in DEXTER LAMON t Garden City Community College where he served as ticket revenue under his direction. One of his more the head Football Coach and Assistant Dean of visible accomplishments was leading the Admissions from 1986-1991. McNeely then roamed fundraising and construction efforts for a new Dexter LaMont was hired as director of the sidelines as Idaho State University’s Head training room and strength and conditioning marketing for Florida Atlantic University in July Coach from 1992-1996. McNeely then moved from center. of 2002. LaMont is responsible for developing an educational environment to non-for profit when Prior to working at UMKC, Mohajir was a football marketing and promotion plans to increase he began fundraising and served as the director for ticket sales and promotions account executive for attendance/ticket sales for all home events, Fellowship of Christian Athletes (1998-99). He the University of Kansas from 1996-97, and was an enhancing advertising inventory, and incor- returned to college athletics on a fulltime basis in assistant offensive line and gameday special team's porating clients needs into game-day experiences, 2000 when he served as the University of football coach for the Jayhawks from 1993-96. all in an effort to increase spectator interaction. Colorado’s Director of Football Operations/ Mohajir graduated from Arkansas State with a major He also serves as the liaison for collegiate Recruiting. McNeely delved back into coaching at in sports management and a minor in marketing in licensing with SMA for the University. Indiana University where he served as the 1993, where he was a starter on the football team. Prior to joining FAU, LaMont served two years as Assistant Head Football Coach and Recruiting He earned a master's degree in sports management the director of women’s marketing and promotions Coordinator from 2002-2004. from the University of Kansas in 1997. at Oklahoma State University. His duties included Seeing a communication and research need for Mohajir and his wife, Julie, have two daughters, the marketing management of all Cowgirl college recruiters, McNeely founded and serves as Maria (6) and Molly (4). athletics, including game operations and public the CEO of a Sports Management company. He and community relations.

f Prior to his appointment at OSU, LaMont was a also serves as the President and Founder of Global s

Refuge International, an organization that on marketing assistant at Florida State University for AR provides international relief and developmental ati two years. His primary responsibilities included organization for acute medical care around the Owl Club marketing management for volleyball, softball, world. Two of his three children currently work and all other Seminoles Olympic sports. He also et Oper

for GRI. ck assisted in a similar capacity with football and , Director o t AD , Director Ti McNeely has been married for 28 years and has women’s basketball. three children (Shaunessy, Jaden and LoriAnne). LaMont graduated from Florida State University ssistan

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increased 130%. Binegar is also responsible for o AD, Director ssistant Terry Mohajir was named Florida Atlantic planning the Athletics Department’s special A University's Associate Athletics Director for events, including the Owl Club Dinner and Auction, Development in December 2004, and assumed Golf Tournament, Hall of Fame Banquet, football Katrina McCormack came to Florida new responsibilities in December of 2006 as the tailgates, and Owl Watch parties. Over the past Atlantic in July of 1991 with the responsibility Associate AD for External Relations. The added two years special events revenues have of a one person NCAA Division II department responsibilities of overseeing development, increased 150%. that handled all media relations activity for 14 sports. Since that time, FAU has moved to marketing, ticket sales, corporate sales and the In addition to her development and ticket Division I, joined a conference, set in motion a media relations department are both a compliment responsibilities, Binegar serves as the department’s move to another conference, and added three to his ability to raise unrestricted dollars necessary liaison for the Student-Athlete Mentor Program, additional sports. to balance the athletic department's budget and which matches current student athletes with the need to centralize efforts. community members in areas of study She has enjoyed working NCAA Championship Since coming to Florida Atlantic he has been and expertise. events for volleyball, softball, baseball, the national men’s soccer championship, women’s heavily involved in creating a comprehensive Binegar came to FAU following a four-year stint at basketball, men’s basketball, including the round fundraising program with a focus on major gifts, Ohio University, where she was the director of of 16, and most recently served as media the annual fund and special events. Since Mohajir ticket operations. Binegar, an Athens, OH native, coordinator for the Division I-AA Football Semi- arrived, the department has enhanced the major returned to Ohio after spending a year at the Final Championship. McCormack also spent the gift program 400 percent, and has increased Owl University of Wisconsin as an office assistant in summer of 1996 working at the Olympics. Club giving 130 percent. In addition, the special the athletics ticket office. events revenues have increased 150 percent. He While McCormack primarily works with football, 183 A 1998 graduate of Bowling Green State also coordinates all fundraising efforts for the she also writes for several on-campus magazines, University, she earned a bachelor's degree in sport proposed 170 million dollars worth of facilities oversees the implementation of the Web site, management with a minor in marketing. She went expansions. broadcast outlets and day-to-day functions of on to earn a master’s degree in sport the department. Mohajir joined the staff after serving in a similar administration from Ohio University in 1999. role at the University of Missouri-Kansas City from Binegar has one cat, Smokey (8). McCormack resides in Boca Raton with her 1997-2004. As the assistant athletics director for husband, John, and sons Conor and Shane. Medical Staff

MEDIA John Burnside HEAD TRAINER COACHES PLAYERS academics and work. Burnside served as a graduate assistant at LSU from OPPONENTS June 2002 through June 2004, which REVIEW included the Tigers National HISTORY Championship season. He was also FAU responsible for both men's and women's track and field, which also captured a national title.

Prior to LSU, Burnside served as a John Burnside joined student-athletic trainer at UCF and Florida Atlantic University's athletic was involved with the 2002 Gridiron training staff in March of 2006 from Classic. McNeese State University where he was an assistant athletic trainer. Burnside obtained his master's degree Prior to that he spent a season with from LSU in the spring of 2004 with NFL Europe working for the Cologne an emphasis in exercise physiology. Centurines as an assistant athletic He earned an undergraduate degree trainer. Prior to heading overseas, he in athletic training from UCF in 2002. served as a seasonal intern for the The South Florida native holds from July 2004 certification with the NATA, the through January 2005. America Heart Association and the National Society of College Scholars. Coming to FAU marks his return to the college ranks but, his first without dual responsibility of

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FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Dr. Len Remia, M.D.

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He will work with FAU as He has authored several studies He currently resides in For part of the Florida Atlantic - and presentations on various Lauderdale, FL, with his wife, Cleveland Clinic Florida partner- subjects, mostly in the area of Lauren, and son, Harrison. Dr. Len Remia M.D. ship. At Cleveland Clinic, Dr. joint surgery and sports-related joined Florida Atlantic Remia serves as Chairman of the injuries. University in 2005 as medical Department of Orthopedic director and team orthopedic Surgery and Head of Sports Dr. Remia is a current member surgeon. He graduated from the Medicine. of the AAOS, AOSSM, and the Boston University School of American Medical Association.

Dr. David Westerdahl, M.D.

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in the fall of 2005 as part of the He received his undergraduate He holds medical licensure in FAU partnership with the degree from Washington State Florida, Oregon and Ohio. He Cleveland Clinic. University in 1996 and earned belongs to the American Medical his doctorate from Loma Linda Society of Sports Medicine, Dr. Westerdahl specializes in University in 2000. American College of Sports sports medicine including Medicine, American Association non-surgical orthopedics, sports Dr. Westerdahl completed his of Family Practice and the injuries, exercise related medical fellowship with the Cleveland Florida Academy Family Practice. Dr. David disorders, and neck and Clinic Foundation and his family Westerdahl, M.D. back pain. practice residency with the joined Florida Atlantic University Florida Hospital in Orlando, FL.

Dr. Gregory J. Gilot, M.D.

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orthopedic surgeon. He treatment of traumatic injuries New Orleans, followed by an specializes in shoulder repair and to the knee. adult shoulder fellowship at replacement, including disorders University of of the rotator cuff, shoulder Dr. Gilot double majored in Texas, San Antonio. Dr. Gilot is a instability, degenerative and biology and psychology at member of several professional inflammatory arthritis of the Duquesne University in societies, including the American shoulder, and revision shoulder Pittsburgh before earning his Academy of Orthopaedic surgery. In addition, Dr. Gilot is medical degree at Pennsylvania Surgeons, the Florida Gregory J. Gilot, highly skilled in anterior cruciate State University. He completed Orthopaedic Society and the 185 M.D. joined Florida Atlantic ligament (ACL) reconstruction, his orthopaedic residency at American Medical Association. University in 2006 as a team knee arthroscopy, and the Louisiana State University in Richard Staller, D.D.S. TEAM DENTIST

support a scholarship drive by naming a quarterback scholarship in MEDIA honor of his father. Dr. Staller also COACHES currently serves as president of the PLAYERS Owl Club, the official booster organization of FAU Athletics. OPPONENTS REVIEW Dr. Staller, who currently practices in Delray Beach with his staff and HISTORY three dental specialists, is a FAU graduate of Villanova University and There is an old saying of “put your Temple University School of Dental money where your mouth is.” Dr. Medicine. He is a member and Richard Staller, Florida Atlantic fellow of many national and University's 48th Football Founder, international organizations joined in head coach Howard including the Academy of General Schnellenberger's efforts to bring Dentistry, the Academy of Cosmetic football to the FAU campus and has Dentistry, the International backed up his efforts by helping Congress of Oral Implantology, and with the Owl Club and by working the International Academy for with the athletic training staff. He Sports Dentistry. Dr. Staller is on is the department's first and only staff at several local hospitals and team dentist and has totally has lectured extensively all over the dedicated himself to making the United States on various dental life experience of student-athletes topics including cosmetics, better, through his efforts to implants, reconstruction, and sports institute a custom mouth guard dentistry. program for all FAU athletes as well as treating all other dental needs. His devotion to the program and family was also a perfect link when he encouraged the athletic department's Champions Club to

Head Equipment Manager Mike Short, Athletics Director Craig Angelos and Team Dentist Dr. Richard Staller at Louisiana-Lafayette TLANTIC UNIVERSITY FLORIDA A 186 Dr. Bruce Fischer, D.C., P.A. Dr. Robert Klein, D.C.

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Athletic Facilities THE TOM OXLEY ATHLETIC CENTER

Tom Oxley, a local businessman, FAU alum and avid polo enthusiast, stepped forward with a donation that allowed the athletic center to become a reality. The 54,000-square-foot, state- of-the-art facility houses the football locker room, training room, weight room, meeting rooms and coaches’ offices. The Oxley Center also houses individual locker rooms for women’s track, soccer, softball and volleyball, as well as the respective coaches’ offices. The athletics director and administrative staff also call the Oxley Center home. All FAU students are welcome to use the computer study labs and classrooms. The facility overlooks the baseball “B” field, FAU Field, FAU Softball Stadium, the Boca Raton Airport and two football practice fields.

TENNIS COURTS

FAU’s men’s and women’s tennis programs make use of two tennis facilities. The newly renovated FAU courts complete the athletic complex, with six lighted courts nestled among FAU Stadium, the Aquatic Center and FAU Field. The two programs also utilize Patch Reef Park, a facility that houses 17 lighted tennis courts and locker rooms for both teams.

TRACK AND FIELD COMPLEX 187 F AU Track opened on January 11, 2007 and was available for immediate use by FAU’s indoor/outdoor track and cross country programs, as well as the entire student body. The $4.2 million project features FieldTurf in the center of the eight-lane track, along with four long jump pits, a high jump area and two pole vault pits. FAU Track is located directly behind FAU Arena and east of FAU Softball Stadium. OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 188 FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY progr commemorative memorial, dedicated tothe an department asameans for strength training several other teams withinthe athletic th behin The twofull-sizedfootball practice fields FOOTBALL PRACTICEFIELDS BASEBALL STADIUM chairs, coolersand family funare astaple. South Florida and recently received anendorsement from CalRipken Jr. FAU fans enjoythe beach/picnic atmosphere along eachfoul line where beach of Florida Atlantic’s efforts tomaintain top-notch athletic facilities. FAU Stadiumfeatures AAAbaseballlighting, isknown asthe bestplaying surface in baseball program, butwithgrowing support,FAU Stadiumwasconstructed in1991.Plans are once againinthe worksfor anew baseballfacility aspart n FAU Stadiumishome toone of the most respected and successful programs inNCAAbaseballhistory. The Owls, who were ranked ashigh asno. 8 e Owls’booming football pr d conditioning. The field features a ation Facilities am’s firstsenior class in2004. d the OxleyCenter are usednot onlyby ally in1999,utilizebothFAU Stadiumand the “B”field, which isusedprimarily asapractice facility. The “B”field wasthe original home of the ogr am, butby FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 1,600 fans. pr served asapractice sitefor several international teams, Team USA and the women’s soccer Atlantic SunConference women’s soccerchampionship in2000and 2003,and the University has soccer fields inconjun FAU Field wascompletedaspartof a10-yeardevelopment program tocreate fiveon-campus SOCCER CHAMPIONSHIPPLAYING FIELD ofessional combines. Recently, the U.S.Under-20 teamfaced Guatemala onFAU Field infront of cti on withthe Greater Boca RatonBeachTax District. FAU hosted the AQUATIC CENTER The Aquatic Center features an Olympic-sized meter pool and is home to FAU’s men’s and women’s swimming and diving programs. The pool has hosted the Independent Collegiate Conference Swim Meet and has served as the winter training facility for hundreds of collegiate swimmers and features a diving well for one and three meter events. The dive team also utilizes the facilities at the Coral Springs Aquatic Center for platform practice and competition.

FAU ARENA FAU Arena opened its doors to women’s basketball in 1984. Men’s basketball and women’s volleyball joined FAU Arena as tenants in 1988. The facility seats 5,000 and underwent a $10 million renovation in the summer of 2007. In addition to a new roof, renovated men’s and women’s locker rooms and an upgraded exterior, chair backs were added to the bleachers and a new video scoreboard was hung to give FAU Arena an exciting new feel as the programs grow in the Sun Belt Conference.

SOFTBALL STADIUM FAU Softball Stadium houses the most successful program in Florida Atlantic’s history. Through the assistance of FAU football, Hooters, Inc. and the State of Florida Title IX fund, the Owls can continue their success in one of the top facilities in the country. The Owls, who recently captured their 10th postseason conference championship in the last 11 years, play on a field lined with palm trees and a 189 beautiful view of South Florida sunsets. The stadium is complete with concession stands, a press box and a covered batting cage along with recently remodeled dugouts Mike Short EQUIPMENT MANAGER

purchase of all equipment and the National Championship teams MEDIA layout of the Tom Oxley Center's at the University of Miami ('83, Equipment Room. Just four years '89, '91). COACHES later, Short was recognized by his PLAYERS peers as the South Region Short has published two articles on equipment management in OPPONENTS Equipment Manager of the Year. Athletic Business. He has also REVIEW Short first met Coach Schnellenberger served as a speaker at three AEMA HISTORY MICHAEL SHORT after he transferred from the (Athletic Equipment Managers FAU joined FAU Football in the fall of University of Georgia and became Association) conventions on 2000 and was instrumental in the a student manager at the shoulder pad fitting. He is a University of Miami, where frequent speaker at high schools Schnellenberger was coaching. throughout Miami-Dade and Broward counties. He also serves Adam Short's 23-year relationship with on the advisory council for Schutt UM (1977-2000) saw him develop Athletic, Riddell, and World Pantelakos professionally from a student Sporting Goods. manager to the university's ASSISTANT equipment manager, a position he The Miami native has one EQUIPMENT held from 1987 to 2000. He is one daughter, Kirsten Leigh (13). MANAGER of a handful who experienced the team's rise from near extinction to the '80's dominance, to the fall of the early 90's and its return to power in 1999. Short was a member of the staff for three

Short and daughter Kirsten Tony Smith HEAD STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH

strength, speed and conditioning Achievement Award and Good for 26 sports, working directly Conduct Medal. with football, and both men’s and women’s basketball. His professional achievements include working with Ole Miss From 1999-2001 he served as a at the as well TLANTIC UNIVERSITY graduate assistant at Clemson as the 2002 NCAA men’s University where he assisted with basketball tournament, TONY SMITH was 14 intercollegiate athletic teams the 2000 Gator Bowl and the named Florida Atlantic and worked directly with 1999 Peach Bowl with Clemson, University’s head strength football. His work at Clemson assisting with Gardner-Webb’s and conditioning coach in followed a two-year stop at record NCAA Division II May of 2005. Gardner-Webb University where turnaround in 1997 when he was the director of strength, the team improved from He came to FAU from the speed and conditioning. 2-9 to 8-3, and North University of Mississippi where Greenville College’s five victories he served as the senior strength He has also worked as a as an inaugural program. and conditioning coach since defensive line coach at both FLORIDA A Gardner-Webb, where he was a Smith is certified by the 2001, and where he worked of the Collegiate Strength and student coach from 1997-1998, Collegiate Strength and directly with football and Conditioning Coaches 190 and at North Greenville College Conditioning Coaches Association men’s basketball. Association. from 1995-97. (CSCCa) and is a Specialist Prior to Ole Miss, Smith served a in Sports Conditioning (SCC) by stint at the University of Findlay Smith served in the military International Sports Science where he was the director of and earned a rank of E-4 Association. He is also a member and received the Outstanding

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Matt Pleskovic Andrea Sweet ASSISTANT STRENGTH ASSISTANT STRENGTH AND CONDITIONING COACH AND CONDITIONING COACH

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MEDIA COACHES PLAYERS OPPONENTS Coaches REVIEW HISTORY Jody Brown Kevin Cooney Mary Dailey FAU Volleyball Baseball Women’s Tennis

Kos Donev Brian Dooley Chancellor Dugan Steve Eckelkamp Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Women’s Basketball Men’s and Women’s Swimming/Diving

Heather Henderson Joan Joyce David Komie Dyanne Loput Cheer Softball and Women’s Golf Men’s Tennis Dance HEAD COACHES Angelo Sands Howard Schnellenberger Alex Smolka Rex Walters 192 Golf Football Men’s and Women’s Cross Country/ Men’s Basketball Indoor and Outdoor Track

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 Oliver Agh Keva Anderson- Michael Balado Quinton Ball Justin Bauman Shelley Binegar Mike Boseak Assist. Swim Konsker Assist. Men’s Assoc. Dir. Men’s Basketball Assist. AD Assist. Media Academic Counselor Basketball Academics Operations Owl Club Relations

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Michelle Brown John Burnside Dave Caputo Joe Corozza Steve Cutcher Ken Czerniak Danielle Daniel D ir. Center Academic Assist. Trainer Assist. Women’s Assist. Football Football Video Sport Turf Manager Dir. of Operations Excellence Basketball

Melissa Dawson Dawn Elston Dr. Bruce Fischer Tony Fossas Johnny Frost Luis Gajardo Dr. Gregory J. Gilot Assoc. AD- Assist. Media D.C., P.A. Assist. Baseball Assist. Football Assist. Men’s Team Physician Facilities & Oper. Relations Soccer

Rebekah Gingras Chris Gnehm Jeff Guin Ed Hayward Ashley Kirk Hoza Darryl Jackson Academic Counselor Assist. Women’s Assist. Men’s Assoc. AD– Henyan Assist. Football Assist. Football Soccer Basketball Compliance Dive

Justin Johnson Niki Jones Dr. Robert Klein Dexter LaMont Randy Langejeans Vanessa Lefton Shannon Litton Media Relations Assist. Swim D.C., P.A Assist. AD–Marketing Assoc. AD-Business Secretary Center Assist. Women’s and Licensing Acad. Excellence Basketball

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Sergeant Norberto Lopez Lynn McClary John McCormack Katrina McCormack Owen McGregor Brian McNeely Lester Lockett Assist. Baseball Adm. Assist. Assoc. Baseball Assist. AD– Assist. Track Assoc. AD Campus Liaison Football Media Relations OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 194 ATHLETIC DEPT. STAFF Matthew Pleskovic Office Assistant AD–Development A Betty Surman A en’s T Bo Rodriguez Assist. Strength T ssist. Busin ssist. W amala V erry Mohajir Basketball M Assoc . anager om augh ess Thomas V Assist. Strength Jared Plummer A en’s Andr Assist. Football W Assist. Trainer ssist. W David Serna en’s A endell Moore Basketball ssist. M ea Sweet Golf om FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 uicich M Leah W Head Equipment A olleyball Office Manager A A en’s Bask Nina T ssist. V dmin. Assist. Todd Raasch ssist. Football Mike Short Gary Nord Football M anager ahlgren aylor etball Sports Psychologist A emic Counselor A Chan W Mitchell Smith Assist. Women’s cad ssist. So A Carrie T Brian O’Hara Eli Rasheed ssist. Football Soccer alker ftball errill Dr Adam Pantelakos Dr. LenRemia . DavidW T ysician A Coor. of Football eam Ph H T ssist. Equipm T ead Str eam Ph ony Smith Sean T Oper M anager ations ength ysician odd esterdahl ent Dr Milorad Risdovic Owl ClubPr Wom A ounds A Administrative Asst. George Paskov Dale Williams Assist. Grounds Mary . Richard Staller ssist. Football ssist. Gr Team Dentist en’s Basketball ann Trapani esident Assist. HCFootball VanValkenburgh Jackie Robinson Barkley Wyckoff Andrew Plenn Nelligan Sports Assist. Grounds John Stratton A Assist. Volleyball ssist. So Photo not M available arketing Kurt ftball Outstanding Owls The following are just a few of many outstanding Owls — alumni of FAU — who have gone on in their professional careers to achieve success and recognition. These individuals are representative of the many FAU alumni who are making a difference in their professions and in their communities.

195 FAU All-Americans Dan Sheffler Golf 1976-77 Karen Kuether Whitney Kraft Tennis 1982-83 Nadia Kruger Swimming 400 Yard Relay 1990-91 Keith Foley Baseball 1983-84 Karen Kuether Mike Ryan Baseball 1984-85 Noemi Lung Wendy Safford MEDIA Kris Hnat Golf 1984-85 Hillary White Swimming (100 yard breast) 1989-90 COACHES Bob Mucha Golf 1984-85 Cheryl Barhydt Swimming (400 yard IM) 1990-91 Karen Gray Golf 1984-86 PLAYERS Wendy Safford Swimming (2) 1990-92 Andrea Cox Tennis 1984-85 OPPONENTS Cheryl Barhydt Swimming (1650 yard free 2)1990-92 Suzette Brinkerhoff Diving (1 meter) 1984-86 REVIEW Karen Brewer Swimming 1990-92 Bev Cox Swimming (100 fly, 500 free)1985-86 Kathryn Yarnall Swimming 1992 HISTORY Per Segerstrom Golf 1985-86 Nadia Kruger, Swimming Kelly Rawding Swimming 1992 FAU Scott Hay Baseball 1986 Kelly Wilson Swimming 1992 Laurence Bensimon Swimming (500 free, 1650 free, 200 free, 200 butterfly) 1986-87 Catherine Frins Diving 1993 Carol Gushwa Swimming (Relay) 1986-87 Michelle Quin Diving 1993 Laurence Bensimon Jessica Humble Swimming 1993 Jamie Herrington Greg Reese Swimming 1993 Tracey Hughes Kathryn Yarnall Swimming 200 Medley Relay 1993 Tracey Hughes Swimming (Relay) 1986-87 Wendy Safford Isabel Lardizabal Alison Lupoli Laurence Bensimon Noemi Lung Carol Gushwa Yolanda Griffith Basketball 1992-93 Jamie Herrington Swimming 1986-87 Noemi Lung Swimming 400 Medley Relay 1993 Andrea Cox, Tennis Jack Penrod Baseball 1987-88 Alison Lupoli, Karen Kuether Swimming 200 IM 1988-89 Jessica Humble, Jamie Herrington Swimming 1989 Kathryn Yarnall Karen Kuether Swimming 400 IM 1989-90 Michael Kjaerulff Swimming 200 Medley Relay 1993 Casey Bell Cynthia Viteri Swimming (200 Yard Relay) 1990-91 Greg Reese Wendy Safford John Kjaerulff Karen Brewer Kelly Wilson Thomas Bisano Swimming (Relay) 1993 Greg Reese Neomi Lung Swimming (400 IM, 200 breast) 1991 Michael Kjaerulff Martina Schmidt Tennis 1992 John Kjaerulff Kelly Wilson Swimming (Relay) 1992 Bridget Bowman Swimming 1993 Wendy Safford Rich Engel Diving 1993 Noemi Lung Kelly Rawding Greg Reese Swimming 1993 Kevin Connacher Baseball 1994 Nadia Kruger Swimming (Relay) 1990-91 Todd Moser Baseball 1999 Noemi Lung Dan Jackson Baseball 1999 Cynthia Viteri Dickie Hart Baseball 1999 Kelly Wilson Rusty Brown Baseball 2001 Todd Moser, Baseball Karen Kuether Swimming (Relay) 1992 Chris Pillsbury Baseball 2001 Cheryl Barhydt Nikki Myers Softball 2001 Noemi Lung Nikki Myers Softball 2002 Wendy Safford Jeff Fiorentino Baseball 2002 Nadia Kruger Swimming (400 yard IM, 200 Butterfly, 500 free) 1990-91 Derek Hutton Baseball 2002 Karen Brewer Swimming (100 yard breast) 1990-91 Tim Mascia Baseball 2003 Karen Kuether Swimming (1650 free, 400 IM, Randy Beam Baseball 2003

AU ALL-AMERICANS 200 yard butterfly, 500 free) 1990-91 Jeff Fiorentino Baseball 2004

F Wendy Safford Swimming (200 yard free, Iana Andonova Volleyball 2004 200 back) 1992 Kelly Paiva Volleyball 2005 196 Nadia Kruger Swimming (800 Yard Relay) 1989-90 Mickey Storey Baseball 2005 Noemi Lung Ellie Weberg Swimming (100 Breast) 2007 Karen Kuether Ellie Weberg Swimming (200 Breast) 2007 Wendy Safford Robbie Widlansky Baseball 2007 Per Segerstrom, Golf Carol Gushwa Swimming– 800 Yard Relay 1990-91 Cheryl Barhydt (photo) Keith Foley, Baseball Wendy Safford

FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 OwlsOwlsPlaying Professionally 2007 g Randy Beam Baseball ’03-‘04 Boston Red Sox Men’s Basketball ’03-’04 Turkey Jeff Fiorentino, Baltimore Orioles L.J. Biernbaum Baseball ’99-‘02 Independent Daniel Bomback Baseball ’07 Pittsburgh Pirates Carmen Cali, St. Louis Cardinals Anthony Bradley Baseball ’06-’07 Kansas City Royals Denise Brolly Women’s Soccer ’03-‘05 Scotland World Cup Raheem Brown Men’s Basketball ’00-’01 Overseas Carmen Cali Baseball ’98-‘00 Minnesota Twins Jessica Carefiello Women’s Golf ’02-’05 Futures Tour Brandon Cooney Baseball ’06-’07 Baltimore Orioles Danny Core Baseball ’00-‘03 Toronto Blue Jays Mike Crotta Baseball ’04-’06 Pittsburgh Pirates Jeff Fiorentino Baseball ’02-’04 Baltimore Orioles Ann Frazier Women’s Golf ’03-’04 Futures Tour Candice Freel Softball ’02-’05 Philadelphia Force Lawrence Gordon Football ’02-’05 CFL Hamilton Tigercats Tim Harikkala Baseball ’92 Korea Andrew Helm Men’s Soccer ’05 Chivas USA (MLS) Rhonda Jones Women’s Soccer ’00-‘03 Scotland World Cup Zuzanna Kamasova Women’s Golf ’00-’01 European Tour Steve LeBrun Men’s Golf Nation Wide Tour Justin Martin Baseball ’04-’07 Baltimore Orioles Nick Mattioni Baseball ’98-‘00 Philadelphia Phillies Mike McBryde Baseball ’04-’06 San Francisco Giants Tim McNab Baseball ’01-02 New York Mets Todd Moser Baseball ’98-’99 Independent Tommy Murphy Baseball ’98-‘00 Los Angeles Angels Chris Laskowski Football ’01-’04 NFL Europe Cecilia Lungren Women’s Golf ’94-’97 European Tour Nick Neuman Men’s Basketball ’00-‘02 Portugal Tommy Murphy, Matt O’Brien Baseball ’01-‘04 Detroit Tigers Los Angeles Angels Christian Paiz Men’s Tennis ’01-’04 Professional Tennis and 10-0 Davis Cup Matt Pali Baseball ’02-‘03 Los Angeles Angels Justin Phillabum Baseball ’07 Washington Nationals Callie Piper Softball ’00-’04 Brakettes Chris Salberg Baseball ’05-’07 Baltimore Orioles Joel Schmal Baseball ’06-’07 Independent 197 Quentin Swain Football ’02-’03 NFL Europe Berlin Marja Valkeavuori Volleyball ’01 Finland Professional League Robbie Widlansky Baseball ’04-’07 Baltimore Orioles Baseball Shontavia Williams Basketball ’02-‘06 Germany Nikki Myers, Brackettes OPPONENTS COACHES PLAYERS HISTORY REVIEW MEDIA FAU 198 SUN BELT CONFERENCE THIS IS THESUNBELT CONFERENCE deliver a full-service, customized, public and premium websiteto The SunBeltConference haspartnered withXOS Technologies, Inc. to the country. season in2007,marking itslongest affiliation withany conference in conference’s men’s basketball championship game for the 27th straight reach over20million h regional television package enables livetelecastsof SunBeltevents to exposure for the leaguethan atany time initshistory. The conference’s televisi league. Adding volleyball, baseballand softball tothe conference’s Th and guidelines. have arole inthe implementation of any future NCAAlegislation some of the most pressing issuesincollege athletics and willalways Board of Directors. As aresult, the conference hasacrucial voice on the SunBeltConference hasapermanent seatonthe NCAA’s 16-member Because of itsstatusasamember of the Division 1-Afootball coalition, virtually everycampus. 21st century, and facility upgrades and expansion are occurring on student body. AllSunBeltschools are committedtoexcellence inthe graduating itsstudent athletesatarate higher thantheir school’s accomplishments, and 12SunBeltConference schools are currently Each of the 19sportshasseennumerous teamand individual track and field. football, golf, swimming and diving, tennis, and indoor and outdoor volleyball; and nine men’s sports — baseball,basketball, cross country, swimmin 10 women’s sports—basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, pr The SunBeltConference enters its32nd seasonin2006-2007witha are almost halfwaytothe White House! r importance, asitsmembership isspread outovereight statesthat women. The conference hasinfluence inaregionthat carries significant higher learning whilesponsoring 19championship sportsfor men and competin Subdivisi Series (BCS)and Division 1-Afootball, now known asthe FootballBowl Sun Beltisone of onlyeleventoparticipate inthe BowlChampionship While there are 31NCAAconferences thatsponsor multiple sports, the Conference Championship in2006, repeated in2007 FAU's swimming and diving teamwon the University's first SunBelt epresen oud historyof athletic and academic success. The conference sponsors e conference continues toutilizetelevision togrow and promote the on pack t 113totalelectoral votes. Thus, ifyoucarrythe SunBelt,you g and diving, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field, and on. The SunBeltwasformed in1976withsixmembers g infour men’s sports, and today comprises13in ag e hasresulted inm ouseh olds. Additionally, ESPN televisedthe FLORIDA ATLANTIC UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL 2007 or e national and regional television stituti ons of Th was locatedinCharlotte, N.C.,from 1976-77. based inTampa, Fla.,from 1977-1991. The original conference office based since 1991.Prior tomoving tothe “Big Easy,” the leaguewas since 2000aftermoving from suburbanMetairie, La.,where ithadbeen Th Bubas Cup,named afterthe conference’s firstcommissioner. 1998). The league’sannual allsportschampion isawarded the Vic Bubas (1976-1990),JimLessig (1990-1991),and Craig Thompson (1991- fourth commissioner inFebruary of 1999following the tenures of Vic in hiseighth fullyearascommissioner. He wasnamed the conference’s Th the NBA Draft. 1995, 1996,2003),and had10playersselectedinthe firstround of 2000), the women’s College World Series (Louisiana-Lafayette in1993, Charlotte in1977),the College World Series (Louisiana-Lafayette in Sun Beltteams havealsoparticipated inthe men’s NCAAFinal 4(UNC- Kentucky —1985,1986,1992;Louisiana Tech —1994,1998,1999). appearances bySunBeltschools: OldDominion —1983,1985; Western th the Olympic gold medal in1984,and helped the Lady Monarchs capture top women’s basketball playerin1983,helped the United Stateswin Ann Lafayette), and Tayna Lawrence (Florida International). OldDominion’s Bell, Tom Hilland AlJoyner (Arkansas State),Hollis Conway (Louisiana- national champions along withOlympic track medalists including Earl The conference’s first30yearshave alsoproduced numerous individual Andy Garcia (Florida International). country music superstarTimMcGraw (Louisiana-Monroe), and actor Senate and House of Representatives John Breaux (Louisiana-Lafayette), Luis Gonzalez(SouthAlabama), f Joe Greene (North Texas), Arizona Diamondbacks All-Starbaseballplayer Condoleezza Rice (Denver),NFLHall of Fame football player“Mean” Prominent SunBeltalumniinclude United StatesSecretary of State e national championship in1985(one of eight women’s Final 4 e softball teamcaptured the 2007SunBeltConference Championship. e confer e SunBeltConfer e Donovan received the Naismith Trophy recognizing the nation’s en championship. countries viewed the conference’s most recent soccer conference’s championship events, and fans infivedifferent anyone inthe worldwithinternet access toview the serves asagreat recruiting toolfor schools byenabling the league’srespective championships. Thistechnology video highlights and features onitswebsitefrom eachof Belt isone of the fewconferences inthe nation toprovide and content aboutthe conference’s athletic teams. The Sun provide fans withabroad range of real-time information ce o ffi ce hasbeenheadquartered indowntown New Orleans en ce isledbyCommissi orm er member of the United States on er Wright Waters, who is

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SEPT. 29 KENTUCKY TBA

OCT. 6 SOUTH FLORIDA 4 p.m.

OCT. 20 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE* (CSS) 7 p.m.

OCT. 27 LOUISIANA-MONROE* 4 p.m.

NOV. 10 ARKANSAS STATE* 4 p.m.

NOV. 17 FLORIDA TBA

NOV. 24 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL* (CSS) 7 p.m.

DEC. 1 TROY* 2 p.m.

All times eastern; Home games in red at Lockhart Stadium (except Minnesota game; at Dolphin Stadium). *Indicates Sun Belt Conference game. For updated times, ticket and visitor information visit fausports.com.

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