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Matt Thomas, Director of Sports Information OPh: (580) 745-2646 - CPh: (918) 534-6266 - FAX: (580) 745-7492 E-mail: [email protected] - Web site: www.GoSoutheastern.com Game Capsule East Central Southeastern Date: ........................... Saturday, Nov. 12 Time: ........................................ 2:00 p.m. Location: .................................Ada, Okla. Stadium: ..Norris Field/Koi Ishto Stadium Surface: ......................................Artificial Capacity: ........................................ 4,500 Series: ................................. SE, 47-46-6 Streak: ............................................SE, 2 Last Meeting: ...............SE, 37-27 (2015) Radio: .......................SE Sports Network Savage Storm Web Streaming: GoSoutheastern/SESportsNet Tigers 6-4 | 6-4 GAC 100TH MEETING 1-9 | 1-9 GAC NR/NR Team Comparison NR/NR SE ECU Last time out... It was a banner day for Southeastern as Last time out... The East Central University football team milestones were reached and the Savage Storm seniors were able to Scoring Off./GM 35.2 19.1 dropped a 24-37 decision to Southern Arkansas in Great American wrap up the home portion of their playing careers with a 44-26 win over Scoring Def./GM 31.6 37.0 Conference action at Koi Istho Stadium. Arkansas-Monticello at Paul Laird Field. First Downs/GM 22.0 16.7 2016 SE Leaders Rushing Yds/GM 230.1 74.4 2016 ECU Leaders Rushing Yds ..................Ronnie Green, 1,105 yds Rushing Yds .................. Tre’Von Jackson, 291 yds Rushing Def./GM 228.5 249.5 Rushing Carries ......................Tre’Von Jackson, 79 Rushing Carries .......................Ronnie Green, 186 Passing Yds/GM 215.9 255.7 Rushing TDs ......................... Devlon Wortham, 17 Rushing TDs .............................Tre’Von Jackson, 2 Passing Yds ......................CB Cantwell, 2,159 yds Passing Def./GM 218.1 208.1 Passing Yds .................... Brooks Holder, 1,484 yds Comp./Att. .......................CB Cantwell, 180-of-280 Total Off./GM 446.0 330.1 Comp./Att. ..........................Brooks Holder, 121-232 Passing TDs ................................ CB Cantwell, 18 Total Def./GM 446.6 457.6 Passing TDs ...............................Brooks Holder, 12 Receiving Yds ................Kaymon Farmer, 555 yds Receiving Yds .............................David Moore, 771 INT thrown/INT by 9/10 19/7 Receptions ....................................David Moore, 49 Receptions ............................. Kaymon Farmer, 43 Sacks by/Allowed 18/13 14/21 Receiving TDs ......Kaymon Farmer & Bryce Steele, 6 Receiving TDs ..............................David Moore, 10 Tackles ......................................... Kevin Jones, 48 3rd Dn Eff. Off./Def. 46.6/39.7 30.0/46.0 Tackles ................................Camnik Campbell, 108 Sacks ........................................ Trent Hannah, 4.5 Red Zone Off./Def. 91.5/79.1 66.0/86.0 Sacks .................................. Jernell Sutherland, 2.5 Interceptions .............................Raheem Wilson, 5 KO Return Avg. 20.6 19.5 Interceptions .........Mariano Dillard & Lexus Jackson, 2 Fumble Recoveries ..Brickey Reed & Bobby Jackson, 2 Fumble Recoveries ....................Gumaro Murphy, 2 Punt Return Avg. 5.9 8.7 Punting Avg. ..................... Jarod Haynes, 40.2 ypp Punting Avg. ........................ Joel Carlos, 39.9 ypp Fumb. Lost/Gained 6/13 11/11 Field Goals ...........................Joel Carlos, 13-of-15 FG Made/Att. ...........................Jarod Haynes, 7-10 KO Return Avg. ........................CJ Elkins, 22.8 ypr Tot. Pen./Pen. YPG 66/66.7 99/76.8 KO Return Avg. ....................David Moore, 24.8 ypr Punt Return Avg. .......................CJ Elkins, 8.7 ypr Field Goals 13-15 7-10 Punt Return Avg. ................. David Moore, 11.5 ypr Last Week’s Top Performers Offense Defense Special Teams Affiliates 21 carries 5 tackles 5-5 on PAT Durant, Okla. .............96.1 KZRC* 176 yards Ardmore, Okla. ..........97.7 KICM Avg. 8.4 ypc 1 INT 1-1 FG Atoka, Okla. ...............102.1 KHKC Lng of 37 Atoka, Okla. ...............107.5 KZIG 1 catch 4 PBU Valliant, Okla. .............94.7 KYHD 22 yds 3 punts Rattan, Okla. ..............99.5 KZDV 1 TD 39.7 ypp * - Flagship Long of 41 yds Jay Lindly ...................play-by-play 1 inside 20 Joey McWilliams ........analyst Ed Meacham .............sideline reporter Ronnie Green Raheem Wilson Joel Carlos Bob Sullins .................video producer Sr., RB Sr., CB So., P/K 2016 SCHEDULE 6-4 Overall| 6-4 GAC | 5-0 Home | 1-4 away | 0-0 Neutral Thursday, Sept. 1 (Away) Saturday, Oct. 15 (Away) #9 Henderson State (Ark.) * Harding * Reddies Bisons L 7:00 pm 6:00 pm L Series: HSU, 20-7 Series: HU, 21-7 13-11 Streak: HSU, 7 Streak: HU, 6 63-17 Last Meeting: HSU, 13-11 (2016) Last Meeting: HU, 63-17 (2016) Saturday, Oct. 22 (Home) Saturday, Sept. 10 (Home) Arkansas Tech * Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) * Wonder Boys Tigers 2:00 pm W 6:00 pm W Series: ATU, 12-5-1 Series: OBU, 32-17-4 Streak: SE, 1 45-38 Streak: SE, 1 Last Meeting: SE, 36-31 (2016) 36-31 Last Meeting: SE, 45-38 (2016) Saturday, Sept. 17 (Away) Saturday, Oct. 29 (Away) Oklahoma Baptist * Southern Arkansas * Bison Muleriders W 12:00 pm 2:00 pm L Series: OBU, 13-6-2 Series: SAU, 21-17-3 42-22 Streak: SE, 2 Streak: SAU, 1 38-24 Last Meeting: SE, 42-22 (2015) Last Meeting: SAU, 38-24 (2016) Saturday, Sept. 24 (Home) (HC) Saturday, Nov. 5 (Home) Southern Nazarene (Okla.) * Arkansas-Monticello * Crimson Storm Weevils W 2:00 pm 2:00 pm W Series: SE, 4-0 Series: SE, 4-3 Streak: SE, 4 Streak: SE, 3 44-26 45-14 Last Meeting: SE, 45-14 (2015) Last Meeting: SE, 44-26 (2015) Saturday, Oct. 1 (Away) Saturday, Nov. 12 (Away) Southwestern Oklahoma State * East Central (Okla.) * Bulldogs Tigers L 2:00 pm 2:00 pm Series: SE, 45-37-3 Series: SE, 47-46-6 37-33 Streak: SWOSU, 1 Streak: SE, 2 Last Meeting: SWOSU, 37-33 (2016) Last Meeting: SE, 37-27 (2015) Saturday, Oct. 8 (Home) Northwestern Oklahoma State * Rangers W 2:00 pm Series: SE, 44-30-1 55-34 Streak: SE, 1 Last Meeting: SE, 55-34 (2016) * = GAC Contest HC = Homecoming The Universities Southeastern East Oklahoma Central State Quick Facts Quick Facts Location: ....................................................... Durant, Okla. Location: ............................................................Ada, Okla. Founded: ....................................................................1909 Founded: ....................................................................1909 Enrollment .................................................................4,000 Enrollment .................................................................4,800 Nickname: ....................................................Savage Storm Nickname: .................................................................Tigers Colors: .........................................................Blue and Gold Colors: ...................................................Orange and Black Conference: ...............................................Great American Conference: ...............................................Great American Stadium: ....................................................Paul Laird Field Stadium: .............................Norris Field/Koi Ishto Stadium Capacity: ....................................................................4,500 Capacity: ....................................................................5,000 Coach: ...........................................................Bo Atterberry Head Coach: .................................................. Tim McCarty SE Record (yrs): ...........................................19-14 (3rd yr) ECU Record (yrs): ......................................46-61 (10th yr) Program Record: .............................476-478-44 (103rd yr) Program Record: ................................................................ Postseason Appearances: ................................................5 Postseason Appearances: .................................................. Last Postseason Appearance: ....................................2014 Last Postseason Appearance: ....................................2014 Lettermen Ret./Lost ...................................................42/22 2015 Record: ................................................................ 6-5 2015 Record: ................................................................ 6-5 2015 Conference Record: ............................................ 6-5 2015 Conference Record: ............................................ 6-5 2015 Conference Finish: ..............................................t7th 2015 Conference Finish: ..............................................t7th 2016 Schedule/Results 2016 Schedule/Results Date/Opp. Time/Res. Ovr. Rec. Conf. Rec. Date/Opp. Time/Res. Ovr. Rec. Conf. Rec. 9/1 at #9 HSU L, 13-11 0-1 0-1 9/1 vs. OBU L, 42-28 0-1 0-1 9/10 vs. OBU W, 45-38 1-1 1-1 9/10 at #9 HSU L, 34-7 0-2 0-2 9/17 at OKBU W, 42-22 2-1 2-1 9/17 vs. SNU W, 23-6 1-2 1-2 9/24 vs. SNU W, 45-14 3-1 3-1 9/24 at OKBU L, 36-34 (OT) 1-3 1-3 10/1 at SWOSU L, 37-33 3-2 3-2 10/1 vs. NWOSU L, 42-26 1-4 1-4 10/8 vs. NWOSU W, 55-34 4-2 4-2 10/8 at SWOSU L, 41-7 1-5 1-5 10/15 at HU L, 63-17 4-3 4-3 10/15 vs. ATU L, 55-14 1-6 1-6 10/22 vs. ATU W, 36-31 5-3 5-3 10/22 at HU L, 35-7 1-7 1-7 10/29 at SAU L, 38-24 5-4 5-4 10/29 vs. UAM L, 42-21 1-8 1-8 11/5 vs. UAM W, 44-26 6-4 6-4 11/5 at SAU L, 37-24 1-9 1-9 11/12 at ECU 2 pm 11/12 at ECU 2 pm The Series Head Coach Bo Atterberry vs. East Central On Dec. 4, 2013
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