II Contents, Credits, Quick Facts II Contents 2000 Football Schedule Assistant Coaches ...... 1-4 Date Opponent Time Athletic Administration ...... 30-33 SepL9 Butler 7:00 Coac hing Records ...... Tl Sept. 23 at D ayton 7-fJJ Head Coach ...... 2 Sept. 30 at Valparaiso lffi Media Information ...... 40 Oct. 7 at Davidson 1:30 Morehead State Uni versity ...... 28--29 OcL21 Bowie State (Homecoming) 1:30 Opponents Information ...... 36-38 Oct.28 at Austin Peay 2-fJJ Records ...... 18--27 Nov.4 Kentud-y Wesleyan 1:30 Roster ...... 6-7 Nov. 11 at Southern Utah 3-fJJ Nov.IS Westminster Schedule ...... I , be 12:30 Series Records ...... 23 All times Eastern and subject to change Statistics ( 1999) ...... I 6-17 Home games in bold Univers ity Administration ...... Xl Year-by-Year Results ...... 23-27
Quick Facts Location: Morehead, Ky. 4035 1 Assistant Coaches: Founded: 1887 John Arn, Asst. Offensive Line Enrollment: 8.200 Chris Berry, Runningbacks Colors: Blue & Gold Gary Dunn, Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Conference: Independent Shon Galloway, Defensive Tackles Stadium: Jayne Stadium (10,000) John Gilliam, Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers Field: Jacobs Field Zack Moore, Defensive Ends Surface: AstroPlay David Trosper, Defensive Backs/Recruiting Coordinator 1999 Record: 5-5 John Wehner, Wide Receivers Basic Offense: Mulliple President: Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin Basic Defense: 4-3 Vice President for Student Life/Athletic Director: Mike Mincey Lettermen Returning: 48 Offi ce Phone: (606) 783-2088 Offense-24; Defense-23; Specialist- I Faculty Representative: Dr. Mike Brown Lettermen Lost: 14 Head Athletic Trainer: Gary Diehm Offense-5; Defense-7; Specialist-2 Sports Information Director: Randy Stacy ta rters Returning: 16 (Offense-9; Defense-7) Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 Starters Lost: 6 (Offense-2; Defense-4) Home Phone: (606) 784-2922 Head Coach: Matt Ballard Fax Phone: (606) 783-2550 Alma Mater: Gardner-Webb -79 Press Box Phone: (606) 783-2500 Coaching Record : CH-58- 1 ( 12 years) Assistant Sports Information Director: Brad Laux Record at MSU: 29-33 (6 years) Office Phone: (606) 783-2020 Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings On The Cover On the fro nt and back covers are Head Coach Matt Ballard, All Credits American quanerback David D inkins and the new, state-of-the art AstroPlay urface at Jayne Stadium and Jacobs Field. This publication was edited by MSU Sports Information Direc tor Randy Stacy. Special writing and/or edit0rial assistance was provided by University Communications, the MSU Marke ting Get information about Morehead State Athletics on Support Staff, and Sports Information Secre tary Brenda Kissinger. Photography by MSU s taff pho tographe r Tim the World Wide Web. Point your browser to: Holbrook and student assistants. Cover design by T revor Griffith, Graphic De igner. www.morehead-st.edu/athletics
Eagle Football 2000,,. 1 Head Coach Matt Ballard
Matt Ballard Head Coach
Matt Ballard is in his seventh sea NAIA Distri ct 32 Coach of the year in 1992. son as Head Footbal I Coach at He was on the MSU football staff for four seasons (1984- Morehead State University. 87) before accepting the head coaching position at Union. The fo1mer head football coach at Ballard was a fo ur-year (1980-83) offensive/defensive co Union College and assistant head ordinator at Georgetown College and spent one season coach and defensive coordinator at ( 1979) as an assistant at Gardner-Webb. MSU spent one season (1994) as A graduate of North Mecklenburg High School in Char interim head coach before taking lotte, he earned a bachelor's degree from Gardner-Webb in over on a full-time basis Dec. 1, 1979 and a master's degree from Georgetown in 1980. 1994. Ballard was pleased to return to the MSU campus and He has done a tremendous job in six seasons, tak rebuild the program on a long-term basis. ing an MSU program in transition and ravaged by transfers "Our goals are simple," Ballard said. "We want to have a fo llowing the departure of the previous coaching staff, and program that is first class. We will work to have a football leading the Eagles to a 6-4 record in 1996, a 7-3 record in program that meets the total needs of the student-athlete, to 1997, a school-best 9-2 record in 1998 and a 5-5 mark see that each young man wi II continue through our program against a tremendous schedule last season .. and earn hi s degree. We will move toward a character A 41-year old nati ve of Davidson, N.C., Ballard compiled building program through our coaching and recruiting that a 35-25-1 record in his six seasons ( 1988-93) directing the will enable us to compete at the highest level and have fun Union football program. He led Union to its best single sea doing it. son record and to the institution's fi rst Mid-South Football Ballard and his wife, the former Brenda Harwood, have a Conference championship. He was named Mid-South and 16-year old son, Matthew. Matt Ballard Year-by-Year 1988 Union College 6-4-0 1989 Union College 4-5-1 1990 Union College 5-5-0 1991 Union College 6-4-0 1992 Union College 8-2-0* 1993 Union College 5-5-0 1994 Morehead State University 0-11-0 1995 Morehead State University 2-8-0 1996 Morehead State University 6-4-0 1997 Morehead State University 7-3-0** 1998 Morehead State University 9-2-0*** 1999 Morehead Stae University 5-5-0 *Led Union to its best record in school history and was named Mid-South Foot ball Conference Coach of the Year **MSU tied school record for wins and had back-to-back winning seasons for the first time since 1970-71 ***MSU set a school record for wins in a season
2 ------Morehead State University,. Assistant Coaches II Gary Dunn Offensive Coordinator, Offensive Line Gary Dunn is in his fou1th season versity of Pennsylvania and joined the MSU staff after serv as an assistant coach at Morehead ing as an assistant coach at that school. He earned a bachelor's State University, his second as of degree in 1995 and a master's degree in 1997, both from Cali fensive coordinator. In addition to fornia (Pa.). his coordinator duties, he will be in "Gary is an outstanding teacher of fundamentals," said Eagle charge of the Eagle offensive line Head Coach Matt Ballard. "He has brought enthusiasm to men. our staff, and he will continually push our linemen. Dunn was a four-year sta1ter and "Last season, his first as offensive coordinator, our offense an all-conference performer as an continued to be exciting and set records." offensive lineman at Californ ia Uni-
John Gilliam Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers
John Gill iam, a former standout Eagle Head Coach Matt Ballard's tenure as an assistant coach Eagle linebacker, is in his seventh on the MSU staff. After serving as a student assistant coach season on the staff at Morehead for the Eagles in 1987, he joined Ballard at Union College. State Uni versity. He spent six seasons under Ballard at Union and returned The native of Prestonsburg, Ky. , to MSU with Ball ard 1994. wi ll again serve as MSU's defensive Gi lliam earned a bachelor's degree from MSU in 1987. coordinator and will work particularly He added a master' s degree from Uni on in 1990. with the Eagle linebackers while He is married to the former Melissa Childs of Fairfield, Ohio. maki ng the defensive calls. They have a daughter, Caitli n Nicole (7), and a son, Austin Gi lliam was a four-year Eagle (4). letterman (1983-86) during current
David Trosper Secondary, Recruiting Coordi nator
David Trosper is in his sixth sea was a four-year letterman at Union College, where he was son as an assistant coach at More two-time all-confe rence and two-time team most valuable head State Uni versity. He will con player. tinue to work with Eagle defensive He served as a graduate assistant coach for three seasons backs and serve as recruiti ng coor at Union, directing the linebackers and serving as academic dinator. coordinator. A nati ve of Florence, Ky. , Trosper Trosper earned a bachelor's degree from Union in 1992. was a three-year football letterman His academic work has been in the areas of business educa at Boone County High School. He tion and business administration.
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Jim Wehner Wide Receivers Jim Wehner, a former Eagle wide Wehner began his coaching career with stints at two Penn receiver, is in his second season as sylvania high schools. In 1992, he was the offensive coordi an assistant coach at Morehead State nator at South Park High School. Prior to that, he was the University. offensive coordinator at Seton LaSalle High School. Wehner returner to MSU after fo ur A native of Pittsburgh, Pa., he earned a bachelor's degree in years on the staff of Duquesne Uni physical education from Pitt and a master's degree from versity where he served as offensive Duquesne. coordinator. He spent 1995 as a He is 33 years old and married to the former Joan Sull ivan player-coach in Bremen, Germany. of Pittsburgh. Shon Galloway Defensive Tackles Shon Gall oway is in his ftrst sea Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tenn. He played son as an assistant coach at two seasons as a defensive tackle for the Buccaneers after Morehead State University. He will playing two seasons as a offensive tackle at Mississippi Delta be in charge of the Eagle defensive Community College. Gall oway was an all-stater at Indianola tackles. Gentry High School. Gall oway, a native of Indianola, Gall oway earned a bachelor's degree in physical education Miss., joined the MSU staff after from ETSU in 1999. He is 25 years old and single. completing his playing career at East
John Arn Chris Berry Assistant Offensive Line Running Backs
Fred Combs Zack Moore Student Assistant Defensive Ends
- 4 ------Morehead State University,., Depth Chart 11 Morehead State University Preseason Depth Chart Morehead State Offense /..,efi Ta ckle LefiGuard Center Right Guard Right Ta ckle 76-Brad Olecki 7 1-Chris Stockdale 65-Jason Tillett 75-Bart Burke 61-Jason Fights (6-2, 265, Jr. .) (6-0, 265, Jr. ) (6-2, 274, Sr. ) (6-3, 293, J,:) (6-4, 283. So.) 77-Sam Hamer 78-Mark Neu 56-Zac Dearwater 78-Mark Neu 69-Jason Klein (6-6, 260, Fr. ) (6-5, 297, Sr. ) (6- 1, 268. Fr. ) (6-5, 297, S r. ) (6-2. 258, So.)
Quarterback Wide Receiver LeO Halfback 8-David Dinkins Right Halfback Wide Receiver 15-Mark Pinnix 3-Joevon Stennett (6-2, 209, S,:) 13-Ron Dixon 81-Toby Moeves (6-2, 184, So.) (6-2, 192, Sr.) 10-David Caudill (5-8, 163, Jr. ) (6-0, 187, Jr. ) 2-Tony Wilson 27-Mark Stephens (6-2, 202, So.) 2-Tony Wilson 84-Matthew Loy ( 5-9, I 55, So.) (6-2, 215, Jr. ) I I-Kyle Moore ( 5-9, 155, So.) (6- 1, 175. Fr. ) (6-2, 180, F,:) 6-Chris Gatewood (5- 11 , 184, So. ) Fu Ifback 30-Nick Covin (5-8, 203, Jr. ) 28-Eddie Smith (5-7, 200, Sr. )
Kickoffs: 24-Ryan Ison Holder: 8 I-Toby Moeves FG, PAT: 24-Ryan Ison Punt Rel. : 9-Marcus Turner, 8 1-Toby Moeves Punts: 17-Bill Ballard Kickoff Rel.: 9-Marcus Turner, 3-Joevon Stennett, 2-Tony Wi lson, Long Snaps: 91-David Korn 20-Derico Nelson
Morehead State Defense Defensive End Defensive Tackle Defensive Tackle Defensive End 98-Ben Brown 96-Chris Scharriter 50-Chris Parker 9 1-DavidKorn (6-2, 248, Jr. ) (6-2, 262, So.) (6- /, 266, So.) (6-1, 220, So. ) 67-Brandon Garland 63-Denni Ledford 54-Josh Watts 90-Nathan Webb (6-2, 230, F,:) (5-11 , 265, Jr. ) (5- 11, 240, So.) (6-4, 205, F,:)
Wilf Lineback er Middle Linebacker Sam Linebacker 36-Chris Kight 26-Zac Prewitt 4-Marlon Moore (5- 11 , 200, S1:) (5-/ / , 210, So.) (5-7, 188, J,:) 31-Kevin Dawson 52-Eric Mejia 57-Kevin Chance (5- 11 , 197, Jr. ) (6-1, 220, Fr. ) (6-3. 205, So.)
Lefi Com erback Free Safety Strong Safety Right Comerback 9-Marcus Turner 32-Brian Davis 2 I -T.J. Perry 7-Jason Cowan (5-6, 173, Sr. ) (6-1, 190, Jr. ) (6-0, 193. S r. ) (5- 10, 178, S,:) 37-Shawn Brennan 16-Scott Davis 5-Jason Culp I-Brandon Phillips (5-9, 185. Fr. ) (6- 1, /80, Jr. )) (5-8, 165, So. (5-10, 183,So.)
~agle Football 2000,. 5 Roster
Morehead State University 2000 Football Roster
No Name POS I-IT wr a, Hometown/High School 1 Brandon Phillips CB 5-10 183 So Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton 2 Tony Wilson HB 5-9 155 So Versailles, Ky./Woodford County 3 Joevon Stennett HB 6-0 192 Sr Gaithersburg, Md./Watkins Mill 4 Marlon Moore WLB 5-7 188 Jr Lithonia, Ga./S.W. Dekalb 5 Jason Culp ss 5-8 165 So Ellenwood, Ga.ffucker 6 Chris Gatewood HB 5-11 184 So Lexington, Ky./Lafayette 7 Jason Cowan CB 5-10 178 Sr Monticello, Ky./Wayne County 8 David Dinkins ~ 6-2 '}ff) Sr Pittsburgh, Pa./Schenley 9 Marcus Turner CB 5-6 173 Sr Glendale, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt 10 David Caudill ~ 6-2 202 So Van Buren, Ind./Eastboork 11 Kyle Moore ~ 6-2 180 Fr Whick, Ky./Breathitt County 13 Ron Dixon HB 5-8 163 Jr Lanham, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt 14 Paul Hogan ~ 6-2 210 Fr Louisville, Ky./Male 15 Mark Pinnix \VR 6-2 184 So Pittsburgh, Pa./George Washington 16 Scott Davis ws 6- 1 180 Jr Lavalette, Ohio/C hesapeake 17 Bill Ballard p 5-1 I 175 So Springfield, Ky./Washington County 18 Bryan Gregory ~ 6-1 195 Fr Somerset, Ky./Southwestem Pulaski 19 Andy Clark ~ 6-0 170 Fr C hesapeake, Ohio/Chesapeake '.X) Derico Nelson HB 5-9 165 Fr Fort Meade, Fla./Ft. Meade 21 T.J. Perry s 6-0 193 Sr Marietta, Ga./Sprayberry 22 Jason Goodpastor WR 5-9 167 Fr Mt. Sterling, Ky./Montgomery Co. 23 Charles Byrd HB 6-0 180 Fr Oxford, Ohio/Talawanda 24 Ryan Ison K 6-1 [5X) Jr Sandy Hook, Ky./East Carter 25 Jason Beard WR 5-8 165 So Louisville, Ky./Iroquois 26 Zac Prewitt MLB 5-11 210 So Corbin, Ky./Corbin 27 Mark Stephens HB 6-2 215 Jr Louisville, Ky./Doss 28 Eddie Smith RB 5-7 200 Sr Union, Ky./Ryle 29 Dominic Bailey HB 5-9 150 Fr Glasgow, Ky./Glasgow 30 Nick Covin FB 5-8 203 Jr Elizabethtown, Ky./North Hardin 31 Kevin Dawson WLB 5-10 200 Sr Highland Heights, Ky./Campbell County 3'2 Brian Davis ws 6-1 l5X) Jr Lavalette, Ohio/Chesapeake 33 Davi d White FB 6-1 231 Jr Bowling Green, Ky./Greenwood 34 B.J. Maselli HB 5-11 181 So Westerville, Ohio/Westervi Il e 35 Drew Driskell FB 5-10 196 Fr Rockport, Ind./So uth Spencer 36 Chris Kight WLB 5-11 200 Sr Wellston, Ohio/Wellston 37 Shawn Brennan CB 5-9 185 Fr Wellston, Ohio/Wellston 38 Vince Jenkins s 6-0 15X) Fr Jackson, Ohio/Jackson :f) Scott Lambert s 5-10 185 Sr Louisville, Ky./Fem Creek 40 Dyron Johnson s 6-0 185 Fr Springfield, Ky.Washington County 41 Andre Murphy SIB 5-9 200 Fr Ironton, Ohio/Ironton 42 Aaron McDonald WLB 5-9 201 Fr Portsmouth, Ohio/Portsmo uth 43 David Aldi SIB 5-10 210 Sr Whitesboro, NY/Whitesboro Central 44 Josh Cochran WLB 6-2 200 Fr Oil Springs, Ky./Johnson Central 45 Jay Blankenship SLB 5- 11 215 Fr Jackson, Ohio/Jackson 46 Justi n Dasher [E 6-2 200 Fr McAlpin, Fla./Suwannee 47 JeffMorrett WLB 6-0 175 Jr Marietta, Ga./Lassiter 48 M ike Bouvat WLB 6-3 205 Fr Highland, Ind./Highland
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No Name POS Hf wr a. Hometown/High School 49 Gordon Reeves WLB 5- 11 2Q5 So Blaine, Ky./Lawrence County ,'.j) Chris Parker OT 6-1 '}fij So Harrogate, Tenn./Thomas Walker 51 Bradley Opell a., 6-2 'DO Fr Louisa, Ky./Lawrence County 52. Eric Mejia MLB 6- 1 220 Fr Verona, Pa./Penn Hills 53 Ryan Goetz [E 6-l 218 Fr Owensboro, Ky./Daviess 54 Josh Watts OT 5-1 1 2AO So Lexington, Ky./Tates Creek 55 Robert Schooley ex: 6-1 240 Fr Lancaster, Ohio/Fusher Catholic :6 Zac Dearwater a., 6- l 268 Fr Ft. Mitchell, Ky./Beechwood 57 Kevin Chance SIB 6-3 2Q5 So Sabina, Ohio/East Clinton 58 T'shombi Basemore MLB 5-9 240 Sr Louisville, Ky./Fern Creek ':f) Charles McGowan ex; 6-2 2ffJ Fr Russell Springs, Ky./Russell County ff) Brad Benning Sl.B 6-2 225 Fr New Vienna, Ohio/East Clinton 61 Jason Fights ex; 64 283 So Cincinnati, Ohio/Colerain (Q Eric Heck SL.B 5-10 210 Fr Bellevue, Ky./Bellevue 63 Dennis Ledford OT 5- 11 265 Jr Wilmington. Ohio/Wilmington 64 Michael Bastin ex; 6-2 265 Fr Smithfield, Ky./Henry County 65 Jason Tillett ex: 6-2 274 Sr Ghent, Ky./Carroll County ff, Gene Moore [E 6-2 220 Fr Burgin, Ky./Mercer County 67 Brandon Garland [E 6-2 230 Fr Lakeland. Fla./Kathleen ~ Daniel Zornes a. 6-3 287 So Ashland. Ky./Boyd County ff) Jason Klein OT 6-2 258 So Lexington, Ky./Lafayette -;u David Lockhart OT 64 277 So Marietta, Ga./Pope 71 Chris Stockdale ex; 6-0 265 Sr Carrollton. Ky./Carroll County 71 ick Rausch OT 6-2 250 So Carthage, Ind ./Knightstown 73 Todd Thompson ex: 64 2f/J Fr Lyburn. W. Va./Logan 74 Ryan McKenzie OT 6-2 NJ Fr Crescent Springs, Ky./Ludlow 75 Bart Burke a., 6-3 293 Jr Burlington, Ky./Conner 76 Brad Olecki OT 6-2 265 Jr Acworth, Ga.n;arrison 77 Sam Harner ex; 6-6 2f/J Fr ew Vienna, Ohio/Hillsboro 78 Mark eu OT 6-5 297 Sr Middletown, Ohio/Fenwick 7:) Mall Pickeral ex; 6-0 270 Fr Bellevue, Ky./Bellevue 00 Joel Wainscott WR 6-2 200 Fr Cincinnati, Ohio/Elder 81 Toby Moeves WR 6-0 187 Jr Union, KyJRyle 82 Lane Young WR 6-l 155 Fr London, Ky./South Laurel 83 Dan Fry WR 6-5 200 Fr Cincinnati, Ohio/Summit Country Day ~ Matthew Loy WR 6- 1 175 Fr Knoxville, Tenn.malls 85 Ralph Delsardo WR 5- 11 185 Fr Pittsburgh, Pa./Seton La-Salle &'> Sonny Rech tin WR 6-0 170 Fr Bellevue, Ky./Bellevue 87 Antoine M11chell WR 6-3 178 Sr Pittsburgh. Pa./Westinghouse ~ Neil Preston WR 6-2 2Q5 So Taylorville, Ky./Scott ~ Jeff Henderson WR 6- l 187 Fr Cincinnati. Ohio/Sycamore ~ Nathan Webb [E 64 2Q5 Fr Eubank, Ky./Pulaski County 91 David Korn [E 6-1 220 So Butler, Pa./Butler 92 Ryan Clunie OT 6-2 270 Fr Depauw, lnd./North Harrison 93 Patrick John on [E 6-2 226 So Lexington. Ky./Lexington Catholic ~ Pat rick Osborne OT 6-2 256 Jr Union, Ky./Rylc 95 Clinton Woods [E 6-3 250 Fr Smithfield. Ky.II Icnry County % Chris Scharriter OT 6-2 262 So White Oak, Pa./McKeesport fJ7 Brian Hodge [E 6-2 230 Fr Lancaster. Ky./Garrad County 98 Ben Brown [E 6-2 2-18 Jr Florence. Ky./Boone County CJ) John Harmehng DT 6-5 2-lO Fr Walton. Ky./Bylc
Eagle Football 2000,w 7 II The Eagles The Eagle Offense
points; Total Offense-6,228 yards. 1999 and 2000 Team Offensive Backs Co-Captain. The Veterans * * * * * 10 David Caudill QB 6-2, 202, So., Van Buren, Ind. 13 Ron Dixon RB High School: Eastbrook 5-8, 163, Jr., Lanham, Md. Birthdate: November 13, 1980 High School: Eleanor Roosevelt Major: Business Adm./Management Birthdate: November 11, 1980 Major: Business Adm./Management Served as the backup to David Dinkins al quarterback last season and may serve in the same role in Saw extensive action at halfback the last 2000. Saw action in nine games, Rushed fi ve times for -8 seasons. Rushed for 88 yards on 24 carries and caught six yards and threw three incomplete passes. A high school all passes for 47 yards. Rushed for 48 yards on 13 carries and area performer, he has a strong arm and excellent football caught three passes for 56 yards and a touchdown in 1998. savvy. Listed as a first-team ha lfback on the preseason depth chart. Solid ball carrier and an excellent receiver out of the backfield. * * * * * 8 David Dinkins QB * * * * * 6-2, 209, Sr., Pittsburgh, Pa. 6 Chris Gatewood WR High School: Schenley 5-11, 184, So., Lexington, Ky. Birthdate: August 15, 1978 High School: Lafayette Major: Elementary Education B irthdate: June 18, I 980 Major: Social Science Without question, one of the top quarter back in NCAA Division I-AA. One of onl y two student Has battled injuries the past two seasons. athletes in Di vision I-AA history to both rush and pass for at Caught one pass for 22 yards last season. Received a medi least 1,000 yards in the same season on two occasions. Last cal red-shirt after playing in the first game of the 1998 season, season. he rushed for 1,138 yards on 200 carries and tied his then suffering a season-ending shoulder injury during practice own school record with 20 touchdowns. Also hit 137 of 265 the following week. Carried the ball two times for 12 yards passes for 2,01 l yards with 20 touchdowns and 10 intercep and caught one pass for six yards against Austin Peay in 1998. tions. First-Team All-American on Don Hansen's Football Was a standout quarterback and all-around athlete at Lafayette Gazette NCAA Division I-AA Non-Scholarship team. In during his high school career. 1998, he rushed for I, 169 yards on 147 carries. Scored a school record 20 touchdowns, all rushing, and averaged a school-record 8.0 yards per cany Hit 110 of 221 passes for * * * * * 1,812 yards with 14 touchdowns and only fi ve interceptions. 11 Kyle Moore QB Earned honorable mention honors on Don Hansen's Football Gazette Division I-AA Non-Scholarship All-America Team. 6-2, 180, Fr., Whick, Ky. Holds 14 MSU records. Begins the 2000 season only 2,420 High School: Breathitt County yards away from the school record fo r total offense in a ca Birthdate: May 27, l 981 reer and only 493 yard s away from the MSU record for ca Major: Physical Education/Health reer rushing yardage. His career statisti cs are: Rushing- 2,360 on 363 carries and 42 touchdowns; Passing-249 of 489 Red-shirted last season. Will battle for the passes for 3,868 yards with 34 touchdowns and 15 intercep backup spot behind David Dinkins at quarterback this season. tions; Points-42 touchdowns, 2 two-point conversion, 256 An all-stater at Breathitt Coun ty High School. Led the Bob-
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cats to a state championship. Only Tim Couch, now of the and strength. Will likely serve as a backup to veterans Dixon Cleveland Browns, has thrown for more yardage in Kentucky and Stennett at halfback. high school football history entering the 2000 campaign. Also an excellent high school baseball player. Pitched two score * * * * * less innings for the MSU baseball team last spring prior to football spring practice. 33 David White FB * * * * * 6-1 , 231, Jr., Bowling Green, Ky. High School: Greenwood 3 Joevon Stennett RB Birthdate: April 13, 1980 6-0, 192, Sr., Gaithersburg, Md. Major: Business Adm./Management High School: Watkins Mill Birthdate: August 20, 1977 Destined to be MSU's starting fullback again in 2000, but a knee injury early in fall practice likely put Major: Physical Education (Exercise him out for the season. Started seven games last season and Science) rushed for 231 yards on 44 carries. Also caught fi ve passes for 38 yards. Saw limited action as a freshman. Rushed for Started all 10 games last season. Rushed for 301 yards on 41 159 yards on 15 carries with two touchdowns. Averaged carries with three touchdowns and led the team with 26 re I 0.6 yards per carry. Rushed for 44 yards on six carries with ceptions for 389 yards and fi ve touchdowns. Also returned a long run of 26 yards in the 1998 season finale against South 12 ki ckoffs for a 17.2 average. Received a medical red-shirt Florida. Rushed for 49 yards on two carries with a 45-yard in 1998 after suffering a season-ending knee injury in the sea touchdown run in 1998 against Kentucky Wesleyan son opener against Austin Peay. Rushed for nine yards on three carries before the injury. Started e ight games in 1997 at halfback. Rushed for 277 yards on 70 carries (4.0 ypr.) and * * * * * scored fi ve rushing touchdowns. Caught 16 passes for 199 yards and three touchdowns. Averaged 23. 1 yards on 14 2 Tony Wilson RB kickoff returns to rank 30th nationall y in I-AA. Saw action as 5-9, 155, So., Versailles, Ky. a backup runningback in 1996. Rushed for 72 yards on 2 1 High School: Woodford County carries. Threw a touchdown pass on the halfback option Birthdate: April 17, 1980 against Wofford. His career statistics are: Rushing-659 yards Major: University Studies on 135 carries with eight touchdowns; Receiving-42 catches for 588 yards and e ight touchdowns; Passing-one of one for One of the quickest players on the squad. 25 yards and a touchdown. Kickoff returns-26 returns for Will likely see action at halfback and at wide receiver and 530 yards and an average of20.4 yards per return. Should be return kickoffs in 2000. As a freshman, he rushed for 13 a starter at halfback again in 2000. yard s on four carries and caught five passes for 91 yards, inc luding a 51 yard score. Returned 15 kickoffs for an aver * * * * * age of 20.1 ypr. 27 Mark Stephens RB * * * * * 6-2, 215, Jr., Louisville, Ky. High School: Doss Birthdate: February 9, 1981 Major: Communications
Played in every game in 1999. Rushed for 50 yards on 14 carries. Caught nine passes for 163 yards including a 90 yard score. Saw extensive action as a fresh man, making two starts. Rushed for 148 yards on 29 carries with two touchdowns. Caught four passes for 69 yards and two touchdowns. Has the total package, excellent size, speed
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Position Analysis 69 Jason Klein OL Dinkins is a Football Gazette All -American at quarterback 6-2, 258, So., Lexington, Ky. and will no doubt be the target of most team's defensive con High School: Lafayette centration again in 2000. Caudill saw action in a backup role Birthdate: October 10, 1979 last season. Moore was red-shirted in 1999 and was a tre Major: Physical Ed./Exercise Science mendous high school passer. Veteran's Dixon and Stennett should start at the two half Saw action a backup role last season, pri back spots. They provide MSU with size, strength, speed, marily at tackle. Listed second-team at tackle on the 2000 experience and outstanding ability to catch the football out of preseason depth chart. Has added size and strength since his the backfield. Wilson, Stephens and Gatewood gained valu freshman season. able experience last season. There are several talented fresh men, including Derico Nelson (5-9, 165, Fr.), who may fig * * * * * ure into the halfback rotation as the season moves along. If White's knee injury keeps him out of action during the 2000 season, then the job should fall to returnees Nick Covin 70 David Lockhart OL (5-8, 203, Jr.) and Eddie Smith (5-7, 200, Sr.). Covin played 6-4, 277, So., Marietta, Ga. well in spring practice and may ha ve the edge. High School: Pope Birthdate: May 24, 198 1 Major: Social Science
Offensive Line In his second season with the Eagles. Has The Veterans added 20 pounds since the 1999 campaign. Will provide depth on the offensive line. 75 Bart Burke OL * * * * * 6-3, 293, Jr., Burlington, Ky. High School: Connor 78 Mark Neu OL Birthdate: August 8, 1978 6-5, 297, Sr., Middletown, Ohio Major: Business Adm./Marketing High School: Fenwick Birthdate: Marc h 2, 1979 Starter last season on the offensive line. Major: Business Adm./Finance Saw action in 1998 in a reserve role a fter being red-shirted in 1997. Listed first-team at right guard on the preseason depth chart. Has improved Returns for his senior season on the Eagle offensive li ne. Listed as a backu p offensive guard on the his size and strength since arriving at MSU. preseason depth chart.
* * * * * 61 Jason Fights OL 76 Brad Olecki OL 6-4, 283, So., Cincinnati, Ohio High School: Colerain 6-2, 265, Jr., Acworth, Ga. High School: Harrison Birthdate: September lO, 1979 Major: Industrial Tech./Robotics Birthdate: December 29, 1978 Major: Business Adm./Marketing Saw action in a reserve role last season, primarily as a backup at tackle. L isted first team at right Back for his second season as MSU's very tackle on the 2000 preseason depth chart. important starting left tackle, protecting All-American quar terback David Dinkins. Versatile line performer who was * * * * * listed as a center earlier in his Eagle career.
10 ------Morehead State University,. The Eagles II 71 Chris Stockdale OL Receivers 6-0, 265, Sr., Carrollton, Ky. The Veterans High School: Carroll County Birthdate: November 2 1, 1977 Major: Sociology (Criminology) 81 Toby Moeves WR 6-0, 187, Jr., Union, Ky. Starter at guard last season after seeing High School: Ryle extensive action in reserve roles as a sophomore and fresh B irthdate: October 25, 1978 man. Listed first-team at left guard on the preseason depth Major: Business Adm./Management chart. Red-shirted in 1996. Three-time all-conference per former at Carroll County H igh School. Off to a great start in 1999 before suffer ing a broken leg in the season's fifth game at New Haven. * * * * * Caught 16 passes for 269 yards and three touchdowns. Re turned fo ur punts for a 7.5 average. Saw action in all 11 65 Jason Tillett C games in 1998, making two starts. Caught seven passes for 6-2, 265, Sr., Ghent, Ky. 135 yards. Listed first-team on the preseason .depth chart. Will also serve as MSU's holder on placements and is a can High School: Carroll County didate for the punt returner spot. Birthdate: November 2 1, 1977 Major: Sociology (Criminology) * * * * * Received honorable mention status on the NCAA Division I-AA Independents All-Star Team and on 15 MarkPinnix WR the Football Gazette CAA Division I-AA Non-Scholarship 6-2, 184, So., Pittsburgh, Pa. All-America Team. Should again contend for postseason hon High School: George Washington ors. Starter at center the last two seasons. Had knee sur Birthdate: May 3, 1981 gery in the off season but should be near 100 percent for the opener. Earned honorable mention on the 1998 Football Ga Major: Physical Educati on zette NCAA Division I-AA Non-Scholarship All-America Team. Saw extensive acti on at center in 1997. Has made Saw action in all 10 games as a true fresh tremendous strides since joining the Eagle program fo llowing man, making eight starts. Caught 2 1 passes for 321 yards an all-star career at Carroll County. 2000 Team Co-Cap and one touchdown. Ranked second on the team in catches tain. and reception yardage. Will begin the season as a starting wide receiver. All-state and all -area at George Washington * * * * * High School. Position Analysis * * * * * All-star candidate TiJlett anchors the line from his center Position Analysis position. Three other starters, Olecki, Stockdale and Burke Moeves and Pinnix give MSU two excellent receivers, return. Fights will probably move into the right tackle spot but quali ty depth must be identified quickly. Halfbacks Wil vacated by Adam Bowen. Veterans Klein and Neu and son, Stephens and Nelson could also see action at the out red-shirt Zac Dearwater (6-1, 268, Fr.) will provide depth, side receiver spots. Freshmen Matthew Loy (6-1, 175, Fr.) along with newcomers Sam Harner (6-6, 260, Fr.) and and Ralph Delsardo (5-11, 185, Fr.) will provide depth. When Charles McGowan (6-2, 260, Fr.). The development of this the Eagle coaching staff elects to go with a tight end in the group is a key to the season. D in ki ns is capable of engineer formati on, the candidates are newcomers Joel Wainscott ing big numbers if the blocking is the re. (6-2, 200, Fr.) and Dan Fry (6-5, 208, Fr.).
Eagle Football 2000,. ------11 II The Eagles The Eagle Defense one fumble recovered, three tackJes for loss and one intercep Defensive Backs tion. Scored the only defensive extra point touchdown (2 points) The Veterans in MSU football history when he intercepted a pass and re turned it 100 yards against Thomas More. Twin brother Scott 7 Jason Cowan DB is also an Eagle defensive back. Outstanding student. Listed first-team at free safety on the preseason depth chart. Red 5-10, 178, Sr., Monticello, Ky. shirted in 1997. High School: Wayne County Birthdate: August 9, 1978 * * * * * Major: Business Adm.IAccountin g 16 Scott Davis DB Started all 10 games in the defensive 6-1, 180, Jr., Lavalette, W.Va. backfie ld last season and should be a starter at cornerback High School: Chesapeake in 2000. Credited with 23 total tackles, including 20 main hits, one fumble caused, two fumbles recovered and seven Birthdate: January 23, 1979 passes broken up. Saw extensive action and was a part Major: Biology/Pre-Medicine time starter in 1997 and 1998. In 1997, he led the team with two in tercepti ons returned 41 yards. Saw extensive acti on last season, primarily as a backup to hi s twin brother, Brian, at safety. Credited with * * * * * 16 total plays, including 11 main hit. Was also credited with one fumble caused, one fumble recovered and one pass bro ken up. Saw action as a defensive back and special teams 5 Jason Culp DB player in 1998. Credited with 11 total tackles including nine 5-8, 165, So., Ellenwood, Ga. main hits. Also had one caused fumble and one interception. High School: Tucker Again li sted second-team behind his twi n brother Brian at free Birthdate: July 17, 1980 safety on the preseason depth c hart. Outstanding student. Major: Business Adm./Management * * * * * Saw extensive action last season as a backup defensive back and on special teams. C redited with 39 Scott Lambert DB four total plays, including three main hits. Listed as a backup 5-10, 185, Sr., Louisville, Ky. to veteran T. J. Perry at strong safety on the 2000 preseason High School: Fern Creek depth chart. B irthdate: February 2, 1977 * * * * * Major: Computer Info. Systems
32 Brian Davis DB Saw action as a backup defensive back and 6-1, 190, Jr., Lavalette, W.Va. special teams player last season. Credited wit h seven total plays, inc ludi ng six main hi ts. Should serve as reserve in the High School: Chesapeake secondary and as a key special team players as a senior. Birthdate: January 23, 1979 Major: Physics/Pre-Engineering * * * * *
Started all lO games at safety in 2 T.J. Perry DB Ranked third on the team with 68 total plays. Credited with 6-0, 193, Sr., Marietta, Ga. 44 main hits, two fumbles caused, one fumble recovered, High School: Sprayberry four tackles for loss and two interceptions. Saw extensive Birthdate: April 15, 1979 action as a part-time starter in 1998. Credited with 3 1 total Major: Business Adm./Management tackles, inc luding 2 1 main hits. Also had one fumble caused,
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Starter at cornerback the past two seasons. Will likely make Position Analysis the transition to strong safety in 2000. In 1999, he was cred ited with 32 total plays, including 22 main hits, one fumble Cowan and Turner will likely man the cornerback posi caused, one fumble recovered, seven passes broken up, two tions. Perry will move from cornerback to strong safety. tackles for loss and two interceptions. In 1998, he was cred Twins Brian and Scott Davis will likely divide time at free ited with 47 total tackles, including 30 main hits. Also cred safety. Depth will come from returnees Culp and Phillips ited with four passes broken up and a team high three inter and several freshman, including Shawn Brennan (5-9, 185, ceptions returned 47 yards. Saw extensive action and was a Fr.). part-time starter in 1997. Credited with 33 total plays, incl ud ing 27 main hits, two passes broken up and one interception. Has four career interceptions. 2000 Team Co-Captain. Defensive Line
* * * * * The Veterans 1 Brandon Phillips DB 98 Ben Brown DE 5-10, 183, So., Hamilton, Ohio 6-2, 248, Jr., Florence, Ky. High School: Hamilton High School: Boone County B irthdate: March 6, 1980 Birthdate: October 12, 1978 Major: Social Work Major: Psychology
Exited spring practice as the backu p to Starter the last two seasons at either tackle veteran Jason Cowan at right cornerback. Will also see ex or end. Will li ke ly start at end in 2000. Has excellent strength tensive action on special teams. and quickness. Last season, he was credited with 34 total plays, including 20 main hits, one fumble caused, one fu mble * * * * * recovered, one pass broken up and 7.5 tack les for losses, in cluding 5.5 sacks. In 1998, he was credited with 32 total 9 Marcus Turner DB tackles including 23 mai n hits. Also had 3.5 tackles for loss and 1.5 quarterback sacks. Red-shirted in l 997 following an 5-6, 173, Sr., Glendale, Md. excellent high school career for perennial Kentucky high school High School: Eleanor Roosevelt power Boone County. 2000 Team Co-Captain. Bi1t hdate: August 28, 1978 Major: Business Adm./Management * * * * *
Back for "another" senior season. Did not 91 David Korn DE meet NCAA freshman eligi bility requirements when he came 6-1 , 220, So., Butler, Pa. to MSU, but earned his degree in four years and is tak ing High School: Butler advantage of the new NCAA rule allowing him to regain a Birt hdate: August JO, 1978 year of eligibility. In six games last season, he was credi ted Major: Business Administrati on with 20 total plays, including 14 main hits, one fumble caused, one fumble recovered, fo ur passes broken up, one tackle for Saw acti on in every game last season as a a loss and a team-high three interceptions. Returned seven reserved defensive lineman. Had an excellent spring practi ce punts for an 8.4 average. In 1998, he was credited with 52 and should be a mainstay at defensive end in 2000. Credited total tackles including 41 main hits. Also had fi ve passes with 15 total plays, including 10 main hits last season. Was broken up and two tackles for loss. Returned 15 ki ckoffs fo r also credited with 2.5 tackles fo r loss, including 1.5 sacks. an average of 19. l ya rds per return. Returned eight punts for an average of 8. 1 yards per return. Saw extensive action * * * * * in 1997. Credited with 22 total pl ays, including 18 main hi ts, one pass broken up and one interception. Will likely start at cornerback and return punts thi s season.
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63 Dennis Ledford DT 96 Chris Scharriter DT 5-11, 265, Jr., Wilmington, Ohio 6-0, 262, So., White Oak, Pa. High School: Wilmington High School: McKeesport Birthdate: April 18, 1979 Birthdate: August 30, 1979 Major: Agricultural Vocational Education Major: Computer Info. Systems
Saw extensive action last season as a Will battle with veteran Dennis Ledford for backup defensive tackle. Credited with seven total plays, a starting defensive tackle spot. Has improved his size and including four main hits and 1.5 tackles for loss. Saw I imited strength. action as a freshman in 1998. Credited with six total tackles, including three main hits. Also had one pass broken up, one * * * * * tackle for loss and one quarterbac k sack. Position Analysis * * * * * Ends Brown and Korn have experience size and strength. The wi ll be backed up by newcomers, including Brandon 94 Patrick Osborne DT Garland (6-2, 230, Fr.) and Nathan Webb (6-4, 205, Fr.). Parker will start at one tackle spot, while Ledford and 6-2, 256, Jr., Union, Ky. Scharriter battle at the other. Sophomore Josh Watts (5- High School: Ryle 11 , 240, So.) and a host of newcomers wi ll battle for playing Birthdate: March 12, 1979 time. Major: Business Adm./Marketing
Saw action last season as a reserve defen Linebackers sive lineman. Credited with l3 total plays, including eight The Veterans main hits and 2.5 tackles for loss and l .5 sacks. Will likely play in a backup role again this season. 43 David Aldi LB * * * * * 5-10, 210, Sr., Whitesboro, N.Y. High School: Whitesboro Birthdate: March 15, 1978 50 Chris Parker DT Major: Business Adm.IAccou nting 6-1, 266, So., Harrogate, Tenn. High School: Thomas Walker Has seen extensive action as a backup line- Birthdate: November 16, 1979 backer and as a spec ial teams player the past two seasons. Maj or: Computer Info. Systems In 1999, he was credited with 24 total plays, including 12 main hits. Also had two passes broke up, two tackles fo r a loss and Starter at defensive tackle last season. an interception. In 1998, he was credited with eight total Credited with 46 total plays, including 32 main hits. Also cred plays, including fi ve main hits Again expected to serve as a ited with one fumble caused, one fumble recovered, one pass reserve linebacker and play key special team roles. Has broken up, one blocked kick and four tac kles for loss, includ earned a bachelor's degree in business administration. ing one quarterback sack. Will be asked to anchor the Eagle interior defensive line this season. * * * * * * * * * * 51 T'Shombi Basemore LB 5-9, 240, Sr., Louisville, Ky. High School: Fern Creek B irthdate: March 30, 1978 Major: Communications
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Has seen extensive action as a backup li nebacker and on plays, including 32 main hits, one fumble caused, four passes special teams during his career. Last season, he was cred broke n up, one interception and three tackles for loss, includ ited with four total plays, including two main hits. In 1998, he ing one sack. Saw extensive action al linebacker and special was credited with 10 total tackles, including seven main hits. teams as a freshman. Credited with 33 total tackles, including Also had one tackle for loss and one quarterback sack. 2 1 main hits, and one tackle for loss. Listed first-team at Will linebacker on the preseason depth chart. * * * * * * * * * * 31 Kevin Dawson LB 5-10, 200, Sr., Highland Hts., Ky. 26 Zac Prewitt LB High School: Campbell County 5-11, 210, So., Corbin, Ky. Birthdate: M ay 11, 1978 High School: Corbin Major: Communications Birthdate: February 28, 198 1 Major: Business Adm./Marketing Saw exte nsive action last season at line backer and special team s player. Cred ited with 11 total plays, Saw extensive action as a backup li ne seven main hits, one fumble recovered and one tackle for a backer and special teams player last season. Credited with loss. In 1998, he was credited with 12 total tackles, including 10 total plays, including nine main hits. Has outstanding po eight main hits, one fumble recovered and two tackles for tential and should anchor the Eagle linebackers from hi s middle loss. Credited with two tackles in limited action in 1997. linebacker position. * * * * * * * * * * Position Analysis 36 Chris Kight LB 5-11, 200, Sr., Wellston, Ohio Prewitt replaces Greg Brady at middle linebacker and could be an all-star candidate. Moore is an all-star candidate at High School: Wellston sam linebacker. Kight will start at wi ll linebacker after an Birthdate: June 2, 1979 inj ury plag ued season. Veteran Dawson, returnee Kevin Major: Education Chance (6-3, 205, So.) and several newcomers will provide depth. Was having a tremendo us 1999 season before an injury sidelined him in the sixth game. Still ranked The Kicking Game fourth on the team in total plays with 55. Also credited wi th 4 1 main hits, one fumble caused and 7.5 tackles for loss, The Veterans including 3.5 sacks. Has lettered the last three seasons at linebacker and on special teams. Credited with 18 total tack 17 Bill Ballard P les, including 11 main hits, one fumble caused, one tackle for 5-11, 175, So., Springfield, Ky. loss and one quarterback sack in 1998. [n 1997, he was credited with 15 total plays, including 10 main hits. Will likely High School: Washington County start at will linebacker. Birthdate: January 25, 1980 Major: Physical Education/Health * * * * * 4 Marlon Moore LB Averaged 38. 1 yards on 43 punts last sea son with a long off 55 yards. Has improved his leg strength. 5-7, 188, Jr., Lithonia, Ga. High School: Southwest Dekalb * * * * * Birthdate: January 30, 1980 Major: Bio logy/Pre-Physical Therapy Position Analysis Ballard, returns to handle the punting chores. The place Smallish linebacker who packs a big hit. ment job wil l likely go to Eastern Kentucky University trans Started a ll 10 games in 1999. Was credited with 46 total fer Ryan Ison.
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Record: 5-5 Home: 3-2 Away2-3 Team Statistics MSU OPP Total Offensive Plays 756 635 Interceptions 14 10 First Downs 226 167 Yards 4822 3382 Yards 201 52 By rushing 126 88 YPG 482.2 338.2 Touchdowns I 0 By passing 82 67 By penalty 18 12 Punt- o. 45 50 Pena Ii ties- o. 82 54 Yards 1655 1870 Yards 695 464 Rushing Attempts 488 379 Average 36.8 37.4 Yards Gained 3209 1897 Had blocked I 0 Fumbles-Lost 27-13 24-15 Yards lost 398 320 et yards 281 1 1577 Punt Returns 18 27 3rd Down Conversions YPA 5.8 4.2 Yards 133 326 Made-Auempted 50-146 46-127 YPG 281. l 157.7 Average 7.4 12. l Percentage .342 .362
Passing Attempts 268 256 Kickoff Return-No. 48 48 Time of Possession 322:45 277:15 Completions 137 12 1 Yards 894 650 Had intercepted 10 14 Average 18.6 13.5 Scores by Quarters Yards 2011 1805 I 2 3 4 OT TOT Percentage .511 .473 MSU 66 129 100 64 0 359 OPP 65 74 76 89 6 3 10 Individual Statistics Rushing G ATI YDG YDL fYG YPG YPA TD LP Total Offense G YDR YDP TOT YPG Di nkins 10-10 200 1424 286 1138 113.8 5.7 20 72 Dinkins 10 11 38 201 I 3149 314.90 Wooldridge 8-0 52 376 14 362 45.3 7.0 4 62 Wooldridge 8 362 0 362 45.25 Stegeman 10-3 5 1 324 2 322 32.2 6.3 I 68 Stegeman 10 322 0 322 32.20 Bone 5-5 45 3 15 3 3 12 62.4 6.9 2 54 Bone 5 312 0 312 62.40 Stennett 10-10 4 1 329 28 301 30.1 7.3 3 80 Stennett 10 301 0 301 30.10 White 10-7 44 234 3 23 1 23.1 5.3 0 32 White 10 231 0 231 23.10 Dixon 9-4 24 91 388 9.8 3.7 0 12 Dixon 9 88 0 88 9.78 Stephens 10-1 14 58 8 50 5.0 3.6 I 11 Stephens 10 50 0 50 5.00 Smith 1-0 4 30 3 27 27.0 6.8 0 18 Smith I 27 0 27 27.00 Wilson 10-0 4 13 0 13 1.3 3.3 0 5 Wilson 10 13 0 13 1.30 Myers 1-0 I 8 0 8 8.0 8.0 0 8 Myers I 8 0 8 8.00 Caudill 9-0 5 7 15 -8 -0.9 0.0 0 3 Caudill 9 -8 0 -8 -0.89 Team 4-0 3 0 33 -33 -8.3 0.0 0-30 Team 4 -33 0 -33 -8.25
Passing G CMP ATI TNT PCT YD TD LP Punting GP NO YDS AVG BLKD U' Dinkins 10-10 137 265 10 .5 17 201 1 20 97 Ballard 10 43 1638 38.1 I 55 Caudill 9-0 0 3 0 .000 0 0 0 Team 4 2 17 .5 0 17 Receiving G REC RPG YD YPR TD u• Kickoff Returns GP NO YDS AVG TD I.P Stennell 10-10 26 2.6 389 15.0 5 30 Moeves 5 2 51 25.5 0 26 Pinnix 10-8 2 1 2.1 321 15.3 I 97 Turner 6 11 235 21.4 0 52 Moeves 5-4 16 3.2 269 16.8 3 33 Wilson 10 15 301 20.1 0 51 Bone 5-5 16 3.2 241 I S. I 3 48 White 10 I 18 18.0 0 18 Stegeman 10-3 10 1.0 74 7.4 I 20 Stcnneu 10 12 206 17.2 0 33 Wooldridge 8-0 9 I. I 17 1 19.0 3 58 Stegeman 10 5 75 15.0 0 23 Stephens 10- 1 9 0.9 163 18. 1 I 90 Lambert 7 I 8 8.0 0 8 Blair 10-6 9 0.9 77 8.6 2 13 Pre will 9 I 0 0.0 0 0 Dixon 9-4 6 0.7 47 7.8 0 12 Wilson 10-0 5 0.5 91 18.2 I 51 •·· Conversions •·· White 10-7 5 0.5 38 7.6 0 23 Scoring GP TD R p K FG PTS Johns 4-0 3 0.8 94 31.3 0 58 Dinkins 10 20 I 0 0 0 122 Gatewood 9-0 I 0.1 22 22.0 0 22 Stennell 10 8 0 0 0 0 48 Showalter 10-0 I 0.1 14 14.0 0 14 Wooldridge 8 7 0 0 0 0 42 Huffmann 10 0 0 0 30 3 39 Bone 5 5 I I 0 0 32 Moeves 5 3 0 0 0 0 18 Stephens 10 2 0 0 0 0 12 Stegeman 10 2 0 0 0 0 12 Blair 10 2 0 0 0 0 12 Pinnix 10 I 0 0 0 0 6 Wilson 10 I 0 0 0 0 6 Perry 9 I 0 0 0 0 6 Caudill 9 0 I 0 0 0 2 White 10 0 0 I 0 0 2
16 Morehead State University,. 1999 Statistics II Defensive Statistic OVC Sportsmanship Statement Player G AT TP UT General. The Ohio Valley Conference is committed to perhaps the most visible representa tives of their in Drady 9 50 21 71 cstablishrng sponsmansh1p and developing healthy envi Slllutio ns Also. the ir behavior is observedand emu We bb 9 4 8 22 70 ronments for compe1111on This conference wants 10 lead la1ed by many who are younger. O VC student-ath B. Davis 10 44 2 4 68 the way in abolishing the notion that 11 1s desirable 10 le tes mus t ho no r the rcspons ibililics 1ha1 accom Kig ht 41 14 6 55 create a "hostile" environment for intercollegiate athletic pany the privilege of rcprescnling o ur schools by M o ore 10 14 4 6 32 contests. Instead. we "ill stnve 10 create "hospuable" behaving with dig nity and class on a nd off the field Parke r 10 21 25 4 6 environments We behe,·e that pan of the role of educauon pirit G roup . Like our student-athletes. these groups Brown 10 20 14 34 through spons 1s 10 teach our youth and our commumues arc visible represen1a11, cs of our un1vers111es. As such. \\C Perry 9 22 10 32 10 conduct thcmseh cs "nh sponsmansh1p and respect for place high expectations on them for decent behavior Cheer Dina ko ns ky 18 10 8 26 opponents. leaders. bands and other spirit groups are admitted 10 con Aldi 24 8 12 12 In an effon 10 achieve this goal. the Conference has devel tests at the pleasure of our ins1nu1ions 10 suppon their Cowan 10 20 3 23 oped this statement "h1ch outlines the expectations of the teams and assist 111 creating a fun atmosphere. The> are not Facemycr 10 I 6 6 22 , .inous groups and indl\ 1duals associated "nh our inter adm111cd m order to disrupt or confront the opponent and Ba tes 9 14 7 21 collegiate athletics program such behavior will not be tolerated. Their focus must be Turne r 14 20 6 6 Administration. It is 111cumbent upon institutional ad toward encouragement of their team and respect for the G lass 7 I 0 9 19 ministrators to create an environment of hosp1tah1y for opposing team S. Davis 10 11 5 16 , 1S111ng teams. pamcularly for those individuals at Confer Officials. Officials" ho are assigned Conference contests Korn 10 10 5 15 ence ins111ut1ons OVC admm1stra1ors must develop the must enforce the rules regarding sportsmanship. without Osborne g 10 5 13 alt itude that the treatment of a visiting team and us fans tolerance for abuse. The only warning 10 participants and Ree ves 7 7 12 5 wi ll be in the same manner that they would "ant their coaches regarding sponsmanship should come at the be Pasick g 10 3 11 teams to be treated ginning of the contest Once the contest begins. penalues Dawson 10 7 4 11 The athlcucs director at the host ms111u11on must ensure (consequences). not "arnmg. must be assessed for, 1ola- Pre\\ill 9 9 I 10 that he or she. or someone else designated as game man 11ons of unsponsmanhke conduct. S11n ilar to the baseball La m bert 7 6 I 7 ager. approaches the coach of the opposing team at a spec policy of ejecting coaches for arguing balls and strikes. the Led ford 10 4 3 7 tator event in order 10 "clcome that coach to the mstnu Conference will require that officials eject any coach" ho Po nessa 1 1 4 2 6 uon. provided an opponunll) for the coach 10 address and protests unsponsmanl1ke conduct calls. provided such eJec Ha rris 4 4 6 0 concerns. md1ca1e the locauon of the game manager m the uon is pcrn11ss1ble to the rules of that spon Culp 6 I 4 3 arena or stadium and 1dent1fy sccunty personnel 10 ensure Each official assigned by the OVC will be provided a card M cCarthy I 6 3 4 that the visuing team 1s protected fro m abuse from the wnh the fo llowing statement which must be read to the Dascmo rc 2 2 4 6 home crowd and that secunt) 1s m very close proximity Lo captains and coaches of every contest prior to the beginning Whi te I 10 2 3 the ,·1siting team's bench laJch ins111u1ion must arrange its of the game. "The OVC requires officials 10 enforce all rules Beckley I I 2 seatmg at spectator e, ents so as 10 emphasize sponsman• regard mg unsponsmanhke conduct by coaches and pla> - Ballard 10 I 0 I shtp and m1n1m1ze the harassment of the vis111ng team and crs. There w1ll no1 be any tolerance for ncgauve statements Be rger 10 I 0 I us fans. or actions between opposing players. c pecially taunting Olecki I I 10 0 The athletics director must ensure that those who arc and baiting If such comments arc heard. a penalty" 111 be S te n n e ll I I 10 0 employed by the uni\ erSII) treat the opponents wnh fair assessed 1mmed1a1cly. If an) coach protests an unspons M orre tt I 2 0 I ness and respect For example. pubhc address announcers manlikc penalty. he or she will be CJCCtcd for the contest Durke 10 0 I I must be re-quired 10 announce the contest in an evenhanded We have been instructed not 10 issue warnings dunng the M oevcs 0 I I 5 manner w 11 h equal excitement for both teams The contests. It 1s strong!) suggested that you remind your Play er Tackles for loss QB institution's chief executl\C officer and athleucs director panicipants of 1h1s pohcy • Officials who do not folio" this o .- Yds. a c k should review penod1cally "1th other athletics dcpanment policy will be subject 10 suspension. Drady 6 0-20 10 staff members. coaches. student-athletes and spirit groups Commissioner. The commissioner 1s expected to enforce Webb I 0- 1 00 (cheerleaders and bands) precisely what 1s acceptable con the unsponsmanhke conduct rules of the game and the Da,is 4 0-10 00 duct. as set fonh m this document. Conference. He or she 1s authonzcd 10 assess penalucs for Kig ht 7 5-39 3.5 Coaches. Coaches ha, e the erea1cs1 amount of influence improper behavior that 1s not detected or properly ad M oore 3.0- 14 10 over whether the young peoplein their programs arc taught dressed during the contest. lnstituuons and their personnel Pa rker 4 0-1 4 I 0 and follow the high pnnc1plcs of sponsmanslup The OVC arc c,pectcd 10 fully cooperate "1th his or her effon 10 Brown 7 5-52 5 5 has been benefited b) coaches "ho have nsked losing a mvesugatc possible improper behavior. Per ry 2 0-7 00 contest by removing student-athletes who have demon In the unfonunate e,ent that an altcrcauon occurs dunng Binako ns ky 4 5- 16 1.5 strated disrespect for the opponents. This disc1phnc mea a contest. all individuals "ho are on the hcnch are expected A ldi I 0-2 00 sure educates that md1v1dual and his or her teammates 10 remain there. It 1s incumbent upon the head coach 10 Facemyer 5 0-39 3 0 about the 1mponance of sponsmansh1p over pan1c1pa11on ensure that this occurs The commissioner 1s directed 10 Bates I 0-1 00 and "inning This t) pc of a1111ude and courage must be suspend automatically the head coach of a team "hose T urner I 0-2 00 adopted by all O\'C coaches Admm1s1ra1ors and coaches bench personnel enter the field or coun of play dunng an G lass 2 0-10 1.0 must pay special a11cn11on 10 their student-athletcs· behav altercation. regardless of whether those individuals become Ko rn 2 5 - 19 1.5 ior and continually emphasize the need for sponsmansh1p involved in the a ltercauon Osborne 2 5- 16 I 5 and respect Such educa11on 1s needed 10 counteract the Fans. The Conference hopes and behe,es that the estab Reeves I 0- 13 10 constant messages rccel\e
Eagle Football 2000,. 17 II Records Records Total Offense-Individual Passing Offense-Individual White vs Murray State, 1990 & Most Total Yardage: Most Yardage Gained: Todd Chase vs. VMI, 1998 Game-484, David Dinkins - 1999 Game-459, Chris Swartz vs Austin Peay, 1988 Season-! 0, Corkey Kirtley, 1950 (315 pass, I 69 run) vs Dayton Season-2,869, Doug Turner, 1997 Career-15, Corkey Kirtley, 1947-50& Todd Season-3, 149, David Dinkins- 1999 Career-9,028, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Chase, 1995-98 (2,011 pass, I, 138 run) Most Passes Completed: Career-8,648, Chris Swartz - 1987-90 Game-35, Chris Swartz vs Tenn. Tech, 1987 Scoring-Individual (9,028 pass, -380 rush) Season-2 14, Chris Swartz, 1989 Most Points: Most Offensive Plays: Career-77 4, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Game-30, Jug Varney vs Holbrook, 1938 & Game-79, Adrian Breen- 1983 Most Passes Attempted: David Dinkins vs. Ky. Wesleyan, 1999 (54 passes, 25 rushes) vs Austin Peay, Game-66, Chris Swartz vs Tenn. Tech, 1987 Season-! 22, David Dinkins, 1998 & 1999 Season-475, Adrian Breen - 1986 Season-390, Chris Swartz, 1989 Career-256, David Dinkins, 1997- (347 passes, 128 rushes) Career- 1,407, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Most Touchdowns: Career-1,558, Chris Swartz - 1987-90 Most TD Passes: Game-5, Jug Varney vs Holbrook 1938 & ( 1,407 passes, 151 rushes) Game-7, Chris Swartz vs Murray State, 1990 David Dinkins vs. Ky. Wesleyan, 1999 Season-29, Doug Turner, 1997 Season-20, David Dinkins, 1998 & 1999 Total Offense-Team Career-55, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Career-42, David Dinkins 1997- Most Total Yardage: Most Interceptions Thrown: Most TDs by Rushing: Game-727 vs Valparaiso - 1997 Game-7, Mike Gottfried vs Western Ky., 1965 Game-5, Jug Varney vs Holbrook, 1938 & (373 rushing, 355 passing) Season-47, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 David Dinkins vs. Ky. Wesleyan, 1999 Season-5,237 - 1998 Career-45, Phil Simms, 1975-78 Season-20, David Dinkins, 1998 & 1999 (2,027 passing, 3,210 rushing) Longest TD Pass: Career-42, David Dinkins, 1997- Game-96 yards, Larry Workman to Bill Most Extra Points Attempted by Kicking: Rushing Offense-Individual Everhart vs Murray State, 1947 Game-9, Todd Dinkel vs. Kentucky Most Yardage Gained: Wesleyan, 1998 Game-252, Jug Varney vs Holbrook, 1938 Passing Offense-Team Career-70, Kirk Andrews, 1969-72 Season-1, 197, Anthony Ravizee, 1997 Most Yardage Gained: Most Consecutive Extra Points by Kicking: Career-2,853, Anthony Ravizee, 1994-97 Game-468 vs Austin Peay, 1988 Game-9, Todd Dinkel vs. Kentucky Most Rushes: Season-2,914, 1997 Wesleyan, 1998 Game-40, Louis Rogan vs Western Ky., 1968 Most Passes Completed: Season-29, Don Russell, 1973 Season-278, Louis Rogan, 1968 Game-35 vs Tennessee Tech, 1987 (29 of29 four years) Career-639, Louis Rogan 1967-70 Season-24 7-1988 Career-39, Lenn Duff, 1980-83 Best Rushing Average Most Passes Attempted: Most Points Scored by Kicking: (Min. 50 Attempts per Season): Game-67 vs Tennessee Tech, 1987 Game-12, Matt Tilton vs Eastern Ky., 1984 Season-8.0 yards, David Dinkins Season-443, 1988 Season-60, Todd Dinkel, 1998 (48 EPs, 4 FGs) ( l,169on 147) 1998 Most Interceptions Thrown: Career- I 09, Kirk Andrews, 1969-72 Career-5.6 yards, Tommie Gray Game-7 vs Western Kentucky, 1965 (70 EPs, 13 FGs) (1,660 in 292) 1964-67 Season-24-1969 Most Field Goals: Longest Run From Scrimmage: Game-3, Don Russell vs Murray State, 89 yards, David Dinkins vs Pass Receiving-Individual 1973 (23,28, 31); Matt Tilton vs Butler, 1998 Most Passes Caught: Eastern Kentucky, 1984 (33, 23, 31) Longest TD Run From Scrimmage: Game-I 8, Jerome Will iams vs Eastern Ky., Season-9, Matt Tilton, 1984 89 yards, David Dinkins vs 1989 Charlie Stepp, I 986 Butler, 1998 Season-7 4, Mark Ledford, 1983 Career-18, Lenn Duff, 1980-83 Career-166,Jerome Williams, 1987-90 Longest Field Goal: Rushing Offense-Team Most Yardage Gained: 54, Charlie Stepp vs Wichita State, 1986 Most Yardage Gained: Game-228, Corky Kirtley vs Evansville, 1950 Most 2-Point Conversions: Game-444 vs Butler, 1999 Season-1,016, Chris Berry, 1997 Game-3, Doug Turner vs Western Kentucky, Season-3,210 in 1998 Career-1,995, John High, 1968-7 1 1997 (3 passing) Most Rushes: Most TD Passes Caught: Season-4, Bill Marston, 1969 Game-77 vs Valparaiso, 1996 Game-3, Mike Mattia vs Carson-Newman, (2 rushing, 2 passing) & Doug Turner, Season-634 in 1968 1973; Corkey Kirtley vs Marshall, 1997 (4 passing) Fewest Rushes: 1950; Bert Dixon vs West Virginia Career-8, Bill Marson, 1966-69 Game-9 vs Middle Tennessee, 1951 Tech, 1957; Ty Howard vs Ken (4 rushing, 4 passing) tucky State, 1989, Antho ny
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Records (Cont.)
Team 1966 Least TotaJ Offense AUowed: Most Points: Longest Return of Blocked Punt: Game-(- I 0) yards 10 Morgan State, 1990 Game-104 vs Rio Grande, I 941 27 yards, Harry Lyles vs Kentucky St., Season- I ,667 in 1962 (8 games); Season-430 in 1998 1968 l,748in l970 (10games) Widest Victory Margin: Longest Return of Blocked Punt For TD: Most Pass Interceptions: I 04 vs Rio Grande, 1941 27 Yards, Harry Lyles vs Kentucky St., Game-5 vs Murray St., 1970; (MS U I 04, Rio Grande 0) 1968 Kentucky St., 1987 Most Kick Return For TD: Season-21 in 1969 Punting Season-3, Mo Hollingsworth, 1971 Most Fumble Recoveries: Most Yardage: Career -6, Mo Hollingsworth, I 968-7 1 Game-8 vs Marshall, 1950 Game-5 I 8, John C hristopher vs Eastern Season-23 in 1965 Ky., 1982 Defense-Individual Season-4,084, John Christopher, 1982 Most Kicks Blocked: Miscellaneous Career-12,633, John Christopher, 1979-82 Game-2, Paul Ousley vs Middle Tenn., 1954 Most Victories: 9 in 1998 Most Punts: Season-5, Paul Ousley, 1954 Most Losses: 11 in 1994 (0-11) Game- I I , Don Rardin vs Western Ky., 1975 Most Pass Interceptions: Most Ties: 2 in 1936, 1940, 1942, 1947, John Christopher vs Youngstown St., Game-3, Paul Adams vs West Liberty, 1946 1977 1981, and vs Eastern Ky., I 982 Larry Baldridge vs Murray State, 1970 Longest Winning Streak: 11 in 1936- Season-93, John Christopher, 1982 Season-7, Larry Baldridge, 1970; 1937 Career-298, John Christopher, 1979-82 Vic Williams, 1973 Longest Losing Streak: 27 in 1953-55 Best Punting Average: (min. 25 Punts a Career- 16, Vic Williams, 1972-75 Longest W inless Streak: 33 in 1952-55 Year) Most Fumble Recoveries: Most Penalty Yardage: Season-44.07, Greg Burke, I 986 Game-3, Dick Walter vs Western Kentucky, Game- 19 I vs Eastern Ky., 1969 Career-42.4 yards, John Christopher, I 979- 1956 Season-736 in 1982 82 Season-7, Dick Walter. 1956 Most Fumbles Lost: Longest Punt: Most Defensive Plays: Game-8 vs Louisville, 1955 78 yards, Don Rardin vs Western Ky., Game-30, Danny Gooch vs Akron 1982 Season-30 in 1955 1975 ( 13 T, 16 A. one pass deflection) Season- I 72, Danny Gooch, I 980 Returns (I 19T. 53 A) Best Punt Return Averages: (Min. 20 per Career-412, Tommy Warren, 1976-79 Year) Most Tackles: Season-23.5 yards, Tommie Gray, 1967 Game- I 9, Danny Gooch vs Youngstown Best Kickoff Return Average: St.. 1980 (Min. IO per Year) Season- I I 9, Danny Gooch, 1980 Season-40.6 yards, Sco11y Reddick, 1965 Career-270. Tommy Warren, 1966-79 Longest Kickoff Return: Most Tackles For Loss: 100 yards Buford Crager vs East Tenn., Season- I 9, Richard Shadwick, 1990 1959 Defense-Team Longest KickofTReturn For TD: Most Points A IJowed: JOO yards, Buford Crager vs East Tenn., Game-77 to Morris Harvey, 1927 1959 Season-359 in 1984 Longest Punt Return: Fewest Points Allowed: 99 yards, Tim Wyant vs Eastern Ky., 1936 Season- l4in 1938 Longest Pass Interception Return: Least Rushing Yardage Allowed: 98 yards, Claude Clayton vs Union, 1931 Game-minus 63 yards by Austin Peay, Longest Pass Interception Returned For 1971 TD: Season-641 yards in 197 1 98 yards, Claude Clayton vs Union, 193 1 Least Passing Yardage A Uowed: Longest Fumble Return: G ame-0 to Otterbein. 194 7 65 yards, Tommie Gray vs Tenn. Tech, Season-591 in I 962 (8 games); 921 in 1970 1966 ( 10 games) Longest Fumble Return For TD: 65 Yards, Tommie Gray vs Tenn. Tech,
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1980 Darron Hunter 8 1968 Marvin I-licks 27 Passing Yards Season-by-Season 198 1 Bo Chambers 8 1969 John High 54 1959 Henry Schutte 453 1982 David Thurkill 4 1970 Gary Shi rk 30 1960 Henry Schutte 724 Leaders 1983 Mike Hanlin 3 197 1 John High 49 I 96 1 Mike Brown 437 Scoring Leaders 1984 Tod Short 9 1972 Gary Shi rk 29 1962 Mi ke Gottfried 368 1959 Henry Schutte 4 Damon Stephens 9 1973 Vic Wharton 28 1963 Mi ke Gottfried 856 Bu ford Crager 4 1985 Rick Calcutt 4 1974 Keith Mescher 36 1964 Mike Gottfried 744 1959 Jim Hastings 30 1986 D.D. Harrison 5 1975 Keith Mescher 23 1965 Mike Gottfried 1585 1960 Howard Murphy 34 Orville Lyttle 5 1976 Keith Mescher 32 1966 Tommy Eads 361 196 1 Howard Murphy 36 1987 Jerome Williams 3 1977 Larry Campassi 41 1967 Bill Marston 889 1962 Howard Murphy 38 1988 Jerome Williams 8 197 8 Darron Hunter 35 1968 Bill Marston 889 1963 Tally Johnson 28 1989 Ty Howard 7 1979 Tim Devine 12 1969 Bill Marston 1754 1964 Tally Johnson 34 1990 Jerome Williams 8 1980 Tim Devine 3 I 1970 Dave Schaetzke 975 1965 Rico King 42 199 1 Anthony Jerdine 6 1981 Bo Chamber 38 I 971 Dave Schaetzke 11 27 1966 Tommie Gray 84 Anthony White 6 1982 Mark Ledford 54 1972 Dave Schaetzke 983 1967 Tommi e Gray 56 1992 Darrin Harris 6 1983 Mark Le.dford 74 1973 Dave Schaetzke 951 1968 Louis Rogan 60 199 3 Adam McCormack 3 1984 Tod Short 62 1974 Alex Brawner 950 1969 Louis Rogan 30 1994 Rontae Dass 3 1985 Steve Collins 46 1975 Phil Simms 900 John High 30 Frank Diaz 3 1986 D.D. Harrison 35 1976 Phil Simms 1375 1970 Bill Cason 36 1995 Chris Berry 7 1987 Monty Webster 38 1977 Phil Simms 2041 197 1 Kirk Andrews 37 Anthony Ravizee 7 1988 Ty Howard 52 1978 Phil Simms 1229 1972 Kirk Andrews 33 1996 Chris Berry 12 1989 Jerome Wi lliams 6 1 1979 Tommy Fox 316 1973 Don Russell 50 1997 Chris Berry 15 1990 Dave Pingue 58 1980 Don Reeves 11 74 1974 Frank Jones 56 1998 David Dinkins 20 199 1 Darrin Harris 35 198 1 Don Reeves 990 1975 Keith Mescher 24 1999 David Dinki ns 20 1992 Brandon Ford 22 1982 Mike Hanlin 80 1 1976 Don Rardin 2 1 1993 Wes Salyer 16 1983 Mike Hanlin 1189 1977 Da rron Hunter 56 Yards Rushing 1994 Rontae Bass 19 1984 Mike Hanlin 1897 1978 Da rron Hunter 24 1959 Buddy Fields 33 4 1995 Chris Berry 15 1985 Adrian Breen 1373 Greg McGuire 24 1960 Howard Murphy 540 Jerry Stevens 15 1986 Adrian Breen 23 01 1979 Dwi ght Yarn 30 I 961 Howard Murphy 446 1996 Chris Berry 22 1987 Chris Swartz 1726 1980 Da rron Hunter 48 1962 Howard Murphy 349 1997 Chris Berry 54 1988 Chris Swartz 2 162 19 8 1 Bo Chambers 52 1963 Russ Campbell 347 199 8 Todd Chase 4 1 1989 Chris Swartz 2592 1982 Lenn Duff 42 1964 Russ Campbell 499 1999 Joevon Stennetl 26 1990 Chris Swartz 2548 1983 Lenn Duff 24 1965 Tommie Gray 3 19 I 99 I Steve Donato 1578 19 84 Tod Short 54 1966 Tommie Gray 598 Receiving Yards 1992 Steve Donato 680 Damon Stephens 54 1967 Tommie Gray 687 1959 Buddy Fields 320 1993 Adam McCormick 864 1985 Mall Tilto n 27 1968 Louis Rogan 1125 1960 Bud Ogden 190 1994 J.P. Blair 905 1986 Charlie Stepp 40 1969 Louis Rogan 695 1961 Paul West I 9 I 1995 J.P. Blair 746 1987 Brad Hammock 29 1970 Bill Cason 556 1962 Howard Murphy 178 1996 Doug Turner 1340 1988 Jerome Williams 48 197 1 Bill Cason 372 196 3 Jack Smith 272 1997 Doug Turner 2869 1989 Mitch Fedak 47 1972 Frank Jones 489 1964 Jack Smith 282 1998 David Dinki ns 18 12 1990 Jerome Williams 48 1973 Frank Jones 922 196 5 Rico King 624 1999 David Dinkins 20 11 199 1 Craig Bere 41 1974 Frank Jones 1066 1966 Rico King 203 1992 Darrin Harris 36 1975 Tony Harris 496 196 7 Joe Cox 336 Punting Average 1993 Alie Larsen 36 1976 Tony Harris 873 1968 Marvin Hicks 290 196 1 Mike Brown 35 .5 1994 Rontae Bass 18 1977 Dion Jenkins 723 1969 John High 857 1962 Mike Brown 39.3 Frank Di az 18 1978 Marcus Johnson 549 1970 Gary Shirk 402 1963 Tally Johnson 34.8 1995 Chris Berry 44 1979 Bernard McIntosh 749 197 1 John High 57 1 1964 Tally Johnson 35 . l Anthony Ravizee 44 1980 Darron Hunt er 1001 1972 Vic Wharton 456 1965 Arthur Dayton 34.6 1996 Chris Berry 72 I 98 I Alan Mitchell 28 1 1973 Mike Ma11i a 374 1966 Bill Marston 36.0 1997 Anthony Ravizee 94 1982 Roger Cleveland 326 1974 Keith Mescher 542 1967 Bi II Marston 34.8 1998 David Dinkins 122 1983 John Dunn 326 1975 Keith Mescher 338 1968 Bill Marston 29.6 1999 David Dinkins 122 1984 Damon Stephens 864 1976 Keith Mescher 380 1969 Bill Marston 39 .3 1985 Dennis Carr 409 1977 Darron Hunter 687 1970 Kirk Andrews 36. 7 Touchdowns 1986 D.D. Harrison 4 19 1978 Darron Hunter 44 8 1971 Lou Mains 37 .3 1959 Henry Schulle 4 1987 D.D. Harrison 262 1979 Larry Campassi 176 1972 Lou Mains 39. 1 Duford Crager 4 1988 Jerome Williams 3 1 I 1980 Bo Chambers 5 12 1973 Lou Mains 37 .4 1960 Howard Murphy 5 1989 Jerome Williams 803 1981 Bo Chambers 64 2 1974 Don Rardin 39 .5 Bud Ogden 5 1990 Jerome Williams 856 1982 Mark Ledford 609 1975 Don Rardin 42.8 1961 Howard Murphy 6 1991 Darrin Harris 896 1983 Mark Ledford 94 8 1976 Don Rardin 42.8 1962 Howard Murphy 6 1992 Darrin Harris 812 1984 Tod Short 633 1977 Greg Laird 36.8 1963 Leo Wessel 4 1993 Darrell Cross 388 1985 Steve Collins 579 1978 Greg Bowles 35 . I 1964 Russ Campbell 4 1994 Loren Will iams 356 1986 Steve Collins 426 1979 John Christopher 41.4 1965 Rico King 6 1995 Anthony Ravizee 1009 1987 Monty Webster 410 1980 John Chri stopher 39.8 1966 Tommie Gray 14 1996 David Bone 685 1988 Ty Howard 695 198 1 John Chri stopher 43.3 1967 To mmie Gray 9 1997 Anthony Ra viLeC 1197 1989 Antho ny Wh ite 738 1982 John Chri stopher 43.9 1968 Louis Rogan 10 1998 David Dinkins I 169 1990 Dave Pingue 83 6 1983 Rick Cyrus 36.4 1969 John Hi gh 5 1999 David Dinkins 11 38 199 1 Anthony White 460 1984 Greg Burke 41.0 1970 Bill Cason 6 1992 Brandon Ford 315 1985 Greg Durke 43. l 197 1 Bill Cason 6 Receptions 1993 Wes Salyer 227 1986 Greg Burke 44.1 1972 Vic Wharton 5 1959 Buddy Fields 20 1994 Rontae Bass 206 1987 Greg Burke 39 .1 1973 Frank Jones 6 1960 Bud Ogden 11 1995 Jerry Stevens 245 1988 Kenny Meadows 36.4 1974 Frank Jones 9 1961 Paul West 17 1996 David Bone 362 1989 Kenny Meadows 35 .9 1975 Keith Mescher 4 1962 Mike Brown 11 1997 Chris Berry 10 16 1990 Brian Flynn 34.9 1976 Four Individuals 3 1963 Jack Smith 22 199 8 Todd Chase 7 14 1991 Brian Flynn 37.0 1977 Darron Hu nter 9 1964 Jack Smith 22 1999 Joevon Stennett 389 1992 Brian Flynn 35.0 1978 Darron Hunter 4 1965 Rico King 40 199 3 Brad Wu lfeck 38.1 Greg McGuire 4 1966 Rico King 16 1994 Brian Nurick 38.6 1979 Dwight Yarn 5 1967 Joe Cox 22 1995 Brian Nurick 36.6 20 Morehead State University,.• Records II
1996 Jeff Frasure 35 .8 1978 Ken Hopkins 4/22 1995 4 with I each 1983 Randy Frazier 1997 Todd Dinkel 83 52 135 38 .5 1979 Rod Jefferson 3150 19 96 Carl Mac k 3/23 I 9 84 Joe Schlager 74 1998 Todd Dinkel 4 1. 7 50124 1980 Ken Hopkins 4/47 1997 Jason Cowan 2/ 41 1985 Kelvin Bellamy 7 1 6 1 132 1999 Bill Ballard 38. 1 198 1 Chris Spaulding 4/ 6 8 199 8 T.J . Perry 3/47 1986 John G illiam 64 40104 1982 Bill Vogt 4145 1999 Marc us Turner 3/29 Interceptions 1987 Doug Bowell 4 8 4 0 88 1983 Chris Spaulding 3/82 I 988 Doug Bowell 53 35 88 1964 Tommie Gray 2177 Tackles 1984 Doug McMahon 317 1989 Doug Bowell II 0 58 168 1965 Dennis Brown 3/10 Solo As t Tot 198 5 Vernon Harvey 2/18 I 990 Darrell Beavers 60 31 9 1 1966 Tommie Gray 3/62 197 I Harry Lyles 7 I 301 0 1 1986 Monty McIntyre 4/9 1991 Jerad Thomas 60 39 99 1967 Leon Wes ley 5/34 I 972 Durwood Bri ttle 6 5 28 93 198 7 Monty McIntyre 4/9 1992 Jamie Phillips 72 88160 1968 Mike Ruc ker 4/ 52 I 97 3 Louis Gideon 5 9 3 8 94 1988 Monty Mc Intyre 5140 1993 Jamie Phill ips 79 6 0 139 1969 Ron Gathright 6195 1974 Joe Dillow 61 3 1 92 1989 Darre ll Beavers 310 1994 Derick Pinkney 50 46 96 1970 Larry Baldridge 197 5 Jerry Spae th 90 25 11 5 7/1 5 1 1990 Darre II Beavers 4/88 1995 Craig Myers 54 25 79 197 1 Don Brindle 4/28 1976 Jerry Spaeth 8 1 4 3 124 Tyrone Fisher 4/18 1996 Cliff Freeman 57 28 85 1972 Joe Gay 1977 Tom Warre n 9 0 39 129 3/25 1991 Tyrone Fis her 317 1997 Zac k Moore 64 2 3 87 1973 Vic Williams 1978 Tom Warre n 59 3 0 89 3/ 46 1992 Ba rry Clark 5152 1998 Donzell Dawson 1974 Vic Williams I 979 Tom Warre n 90 39 129 55 47 102 6/88 199 3 Derrick Pinkney 2/3 1 I 999 Greg Brady 50 2 1 7 1 1975 Vic Wi lliams 6/88 Hector Diaz 2/6 1980 Dan Gooch 119 53 172 1976 Greg Bright 4/103 Barry Clark 2/0 I 9 8 I Ken Alexander 77 37 11 4 1977 Henry Skyes 4/77 1994 Cliff Freeman 4/58 1982 Dan Gooch 89 8 8 169
All-Americans 1957 Tom Scott. Catlettsburg, K y. , center 1938 John (Buck) Hon on, Mt. Sterlin~ Ky., center 1958 Bert Dixon, Prestonsburg, Ky., end 1939 Stanley Radjunas, New Britain, conn ., guard 1%0 Tom Scott, Catlettsburg, Ky., center 1940 Paul Adams, Coal Grove, Ohio, center 1% 1 Ernie DeCourley, Savannah, Tenn., tackle 1942 Vincent (Moose) Zachem,.Ashland, Ky., center Howard Murphy, Springfield , Ohio, halfback 1946 Joe Lustic, Maysvill e, Ky. , runningback 1% 2 Ernie Decourley, Savannah, Tenn., tackle 1969 Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defens ive tackle 1964 Jack Smith, Decatur, Ga., tight end 1981 John Christopher, Norwalk, Ohio, punter Richard Pare, New B ritain, Conn., defensive end 1982 John Christopher, Norwalk, Ohio, punter James Osborne, Hindman, Ky., defensive tackle 1986 Billy Poe, Ironton, Ohio, offensive guard 1966 Paul Conner, Jessup, Ga. offensive tackle 1990 Darrell Beavers, Loui sville, Ky. defensive back To mmie Gray, Birmingham, Ala., halfback Gary Virden, Parksburg, W. Va., lineback All-American Honorable Mention Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defensive tackle 1938 Mario n (Frenchy) Hammonds, Ashland, Ky. , end 1%8 Marvin Hicks, Clarkston, Ga., tight end Lawrence (Lot) Marzetti, Ashland. Ky., tackle Louis Rogan, Cable, Ohio, tailback Stanley Radjunas, New Britain, Conn., guard Dave Haverdick, Canto n, Ohio, defensive tackle Beverly (Jug) Vam~y. Will iamson, W. Va., halfback Leon Wesley, Savannah, Ga., defensive back 1946 Paul Adams, Coal Grove, Ohio , guard 1969 John High, Cincinnati , Ohio, spl it end Larry Work.man, Ft. Gay, W. Va., quarterback Bill Marson, Lake Wales, Fla., kicker-quarterback 1959 Harold Rose, West Liberty, Ky., guard Darrel Sadwoski , S hamoki n, Pa., offensive tackle Wayne Chapman, Barboursville, W. Va., tackle Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defensive tackle 1% 1 Howard Murphy, S()ringfi eld, Ohio, halfback 1970 Ed Miirnery, Hamilto n, Ohio, offensive tackle 1966 Tommie Gray, Birmtn~ham, Ala., halfback Harry Lyles, Charleston, W. Va. , linebacker Paul Connor, Jessup, u a., tackl e Larry Baldridge, Shelby, O hio, defensive back 1%8 Louis Rooan, Cable, Ohio, tailback 1971 John High, Ci ncinnati , Ohio, spli t end 1969 Darrel (deit) Sadowski, Sahmoki n, Pa., offensive tackle Mike Rucker, West Carrollton, Ohio, defensive back Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defensive tackle 1972 Dave Schaetzke, Toledo, Ohio, quarterback 1970 Larry Baldridge, Shelby, Ohio, defensive back Gary Shirk, Richwood, Ohio, tight end 1978 Joe Huenfeld, Ft. Thomas, Ky., o ffensive tackle 1973 Don Russell , Louisville, Ky., kicker 1982 Mark Led ford, Mt. Sterl ing, Ky., wide receiver Nick Nighswander, Burgoon, Ohio, center 1988 Joe Gangliano, Glenwood, Ill., o ffensive tackle 1974 Frank Jones, Owingsville, Ky. , tailback Ty Howard, Morehead, Ky., wide receiver Keith Mescher, Lebanon, Ohio, tight end Vic Williams, Birmingham, Ala., defensive end Academic All-American 1975 Keith Mescher, Lebanon, Ohio, tight end 1974 Don Russell, Louisville, Ky., kicker 1976 Keith Mescher, Lebanon, Ohio, tight end 1990 James Appel, Wilder, Ky., offensive lineman Tony Harris, Dayton, Ohio, runningback 1991 James Appel, Wilder, Ky., offensive lineman Jerry Spaeth, Mason, Ohio, linebacker 19% Mike Appel, Wi lder, Ky., offensive lineman 1977 Don Rardin, Lexington, Ky. , punter Phil Simms, Lo uisville, K_y., quarterback All-Ohio Valley Conference 1978 Rodney Jefferson, Mansfi eld, Ohio, linebacker First Team Only Joe Huenefeld, Ft. T homas, Ky. , o ffensive tackle 1948 Harold Mullins, Lynch, Ky. , tackle 1979 Rodney Jefferson, Mansfield, Ohio, linebacker 1949 Harold Mull ins, Lynch, Ky., tackle Bernard McIntosh, Bruce, Miss., full back Jerry Wing, Dayton, Ky., hal fback Charlie Young, Washington Crossing, Pa., offen. tackle 1950 Corky Kirtley, Paintsville, Ky. , end 1980 Da rron Hunter, C incinnati, Ohio, runningback Clyde McLaughlin, Russell, Ky., center 1981 John C hristopher, Norwalk, Ohio, punter Charles (Izzy) Porter, Prestonsburg, Ky., quarterback 1982 John C hristopher, Nowarlk, Ohio, punter Jerry Wi ng. Dayton, Ohio, halfback Mark Ledford, Mt. Sterling, Ky., wide receiver 1951 Marv Rammelsburg, Newport, Ky. , guard Danny Gooch, Hawesville, Ky., linebacker 1952 Bern ie Fieler, Dayton, Ky., center-linebacker 1983 Mark Led ford, Mt. Sterling, Ky., wide receiver Jack Slatterl y, Hartford, Conn., guard
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1984 Mike Hanlin, St. Mary's W. Va., quarterback OVC "Player of the Year" Tod Short, Pasadena, Calif., wide receiver 1966 Tommie Gray, halfback Billy Poe, lronton, Ohio, offensive guard 1977 Phil Simms, quarterback 1986 Billy Poe, Ironton, Ohio, offensive guard Adnan Breen, Cincinnati , Ohio, quarterback Greg Burke, Louisville, Ky., punter OVC "Coach of the Year" 1987 Greg Burke, Louisville, Ky., punter 1966 Guy Penny 1988 Joe Gagliano, Glenwood, lll., offensive tackle 1986 Bill Baldridge Ty Howard, Morehead, Ky., wide receiver 1990 *Cole Proctor 1990 Richard Shadwick, Nicholasville, Ky. , defensive line Darrell Beavers, Louisville, Ky., defensive back *three-way tic 1991 Tyrone Fisher, Corapolis, Pa., defensive back 1992 Richard Shadwick, Nicholasville, Ky., defensive line Fred Johnson, Tampa, Fla., linebacker
All Games Against 2000 Opponents
Austin Peay Butler Kentucky Wesleyan (21-16) (4-0) (4-1) 1%2 (H) 36-7 w 1%3 (H) 31-13 W 1929 (A) 13-21 L 1%3 (A) 7-0 w 1%4 (H) 26-7 W 1995 (H) 36- 11 w 1%4 (H) 14-13 w 1998 (H) 55-17 W 19% (H) 24-18 w 1%5 (A ) 21-26 L 1999 (A) 56-34 W 1998 (H) 63-34 w 1966 (H) 21-10 w 1999 (A) 56-21 w 1%7 (H) 8- 10 L 1%8 (A) 16-17 L Davidson Southern Utah 1%9 (A) 29- 18 w (1-0) (0-1) 1970 (H) 24-6 w 1999 (H) 40-0 W 1999 (H) 33-51 L 1971 (H) 22-0 w 1972 (A) 31-2 1 w 1973 (H) 23-22 w Dayton Valparaiso 1974 (A) 15-17 L (2-2) (3-1) 1975 (H) 10-20 L 19% (A) 6-52 L 19% (A) 24-0 w 1976 (A) 13-27 L 1997 (H) 28-42 L 1997 (H) 56-24 w 1977 (H) 7-2 1 L 1998 (A)' 35-24 (OT) W 1998 (A) 29- 19 w 1978 (A) 16- 19 L I 999 (H) 50-39 W 1999 (H) 21-31 L 1979 (H) 7-0 w 1980 (A) 21-23 L 198 1 (H) 28-42 L 1982 (A) 16- 17 L 1983 (H) 3-14 L Morehead State Uni versity is commit 11246 and 11375, Equal Pay Act of 1984 (A) 14-21 L ted to providing equal educational op 1963, Vietnam Era Veterans Readjust L 1985 (H) 10- 14 ment Assistant Act of 1974, Age Dis 1986 (H) 7- 10 L port un ities to all persons regardless of 1987 (A) 12-20 L race, color, national origin, age, religion, crimination Act in Employment Act of 1988 (H) 43-6 w sex, or disability in its educational pro 1967, Sections 503 and 504 or the Re 23-22 w 1989 (A) habi I itati on Act of 1973, (as amended 1990 (H) 34-7 w grams, services, acti vities, employment 199 1 (A) 33- 14 w policies, and administration of students in 1992), Americans with Disabilities 1992 (A) 4 1-34 w to any program of study. In this re Act of 1990 and Kentucky Rev ised w 1993 (H) 23-10 Statues 207. 130 to 207.240. Any in 1994 (A) 6-73 L gard the Uni versity conforms to all the 1995 (H) 26- 13 w laws, statutes, and regulations concern quires should be addressed to Francene 1997 (H) 55-43 w ing equal employment opportunities and Botts-Butler, Affirmati ve Action Of 1998 (A) 44-21 w ficer/ ADA Coordinator, Morehead 1999 (H) 47-7 w affirmative action. This includes: Title VI and Title Vil of the Civi l Rights Act State University, 308 Allie Young, of 1964, Title IX of the Education Morehead, KY 4035 1. Telephone Amendments of 172, Executive Orders (606) 783-2085
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Series Records Year-by-Year Opponent First Game Latest Game w L T MSU 1927 OPP Akron 1975 1986 I 7 I 0 Morris Harvey 77 Alabama-Bi rmingham 1993 1994 0 2 0 18 Rio Grande 12 Alderson- Broaddus 1927 1928 2 0 0 6 Eastern Kentucky 12 Armstrong State 1932 1932 I 0 0 39 Union 0 Austin Peay 1962 1999 83 Broaddus 0 21 16 0 Record: 3-2-0 Belhel 1998 1998 I 0 0 Coach: George 0 . Oowni ng Butler 1963 1999 4 0 0 Campbellsville 1929 1929 I 0 0 MSU 1928 OPP Carson-Newman 1955 1973 2 I 0 19 Morris Harvey 12 Cedarville 1930 1949 3 0 0 6 Xavier 45 Central Michigan 1967 1967 0 I 0 Marshall 36 0 20 Kentucky "B" Central State (Ohio) 1973 1973 0 I 0 0 Centre 18 Eastern Kentucky 0 1934 1934 0 I 0 36 Union 6 Charleston Southern 1995 1998 3 I 0 50 Sue Benneu 0 Cincinnati 1937 1989 2 0 0 51 Alderson 0 Concord 193 I 1941 3 I 0 26 Rio Grande 0 Davis & Elkins 1939 I 941 2 0 0 Record: 7-2-0 Davidson 1999 1999 1 0 0 Coach: George 0. Downing Dayton 1996 1999 2 2 0 Eastern Kentucky 1927 1995 16 46 4 MSU 1929 OPP East Tennessee 1933 1993 12 I 6 0 13 at Kentucky Wesleyan 21 Elon 1998 1999 0 2 0 51 at Transylvania 13 Evansville 1949 1997 4 2 0 54 at Carnpbellsvilie 6 Fairmont State 1970 1973 3 0 0 13 at Eastern Kentucky 6 Franklin College 1982 1982 I 7 Salem 36 0 0 7 Glenview Georgetown 1935 1984 8 I I 21 Glenville State 6 at New River State 3 6 1930 1930 0 I 0 20 Morris Harvey 0 Illinois State I 97 I 1972 I I 0 Record: 4-4-0 James Madison 1979 1987 2 4 0 Coach: George D. Downing Kentucky State 1976 1990 12 12 I Kentucky Wesleyan 1929 1999 4 1 0 Lawrence Tech 1938 1938 I 0 0 MSU 1930 OPP Liberty 1980 1981 13 Sue Benneu 6 3 5 0 0 at West Liberty 32 Louisville 1932 1957 3 5 0 0 Kentucky "B" 42 Marshall 1928 1994 11 32 3 0 at Eastern Kentucky 13 Maryville 1942 1960 5 0 0 7 Cedarville 0 Middle Tennessee 1950 1995 8 37 0 6 Morris Harvey 8 Miles 1997 1997 I 0 0 0 Union 34 Morgan State 1990 1990 I 0 0 0 al Glenville 33 Morris Harvey Record: 2-6-0 1927 1955 3 5 I Coach: George D. Downing Murray State 1936 1995 I 6 40 I New Haven 1999 1999 0 I 0 MSU 1931 OPP Ohio University 1974 1974 0 I 0 6 Concord 0 Otlerbein 1947 1947 0 0 I 7 at Sue Benneu 0 Quincy 1996 1996 I 0 0 0 al Morris Harvey 19 32 Transylvania "B" Rio Grande 1927 1949 6 2 0 7 S1. Joseph's-Ind. 1996 1997 I 12 at Union 0 I 0 0 Eastern Kentucky 0 Salem 1929 1985 2 I 0 I 2 al Rio Grande 20 Samford 1988 1991 I 3 0 Record: 4-2-1 Southeast Missouri 1991 1995 2 3 0 Coach: George D. Downing Southern Arkansas 1987 1987 0 I 0 Southern Utah 1999 1999 0 1 0 MSU 1932 OPP South Florida 1997 1998 0 2 0 12 Armstrong 0 0 at Concord 13 Stetson 1953 1953 0 I 0 Tennessee-Martin 10 Rio Grande 7 1976 1995 I 8 0 20 at Louisville 0 Tennessee State 1988 1995 0 5 0 0 Union 0 Tennessee Tech 1936 1995 20 30 I 0 at Eastern Kentucky 19 Thomas More 1998 1998 I 0 0 19 al Transylvania 7 Transylvania 1929 1940 8 2 I Record: 4-2-1 Union 1927 1946 4 4 2 Coach: George D. Downing Valparaiso 1996 1999 3 1 0 VMI MSU 1933 OPP 1958 1998 I I 0 6 at East Tennessee 7 Western Carolina 1974 1974 0 I 0 0 at Union 20 Western Kentucky 1939 1997 7 40 2 I 3 Louisville 0 West Liberty 1930 1947 2 I I 0 Eastern Kentucky 6 West Vi rginia State 1992 1996 I I 0 0 Transylvania 0 West Virginia Tech 1942 1993 4 I I 7 New River State 19 Wisconsin-LaCrosse Record: 1-4-1 1974 1974 I 0 0 Coach: George D. Downing Wichita State 1986 1986 I 0 0 Wofford 1996 1997 I 1 0 Xavier 1928 1972 0 3 0 Youngstown State 1965 1987 6 8 0 To tals 250 367 22 2000 Opponents in bold
Eagle Football 2000,,, 23 Year-by-Year
6 at Marshall 21 MSU 1934 OPP 7 at Marshall 28 13 Eastern Kentucky 33 14 Tennessee Tech 17 0 at Centre 4 7 0 8 Record: 3--1-0 14 East Tennessee 13 Rio Grande 7 al Western Kentucky 20 Union 15 Coach. Ellis T. Johnson 8 13 Middle Tennessee 33 2 at Transylvania 12 19-12 OPP 0 al Eastern Kentucky 6 0 at Eastern Kentucky 7 MSU 14 12 0 at Marshall 0 0 Murray State 13 East Tennessee Record: 1-7-0 Record: 2-4-0 13 Murray State 0 Coach: George D. Downing 0 at Western Kentucky 9 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 0 at Morris 1-larvey 0 OPP OPP I 3 West Virginia Tech 6 MSU 1952 MSU 1935 Evansville 0 Rio Grande 7 20 at Eastern Kentucky 0 14 6 14 at Marshall 48 at Georgetown 19 18 Maryville 6 0 at East Tennessee 34 0 at Union 31 Record: 4-1 -2 0 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 6 at Tennessee Tech 30 0 Transylvania 26 39 53 7 Western Kentucky 0 Eastern Kentucky at Middle Tennessee 27 7 Alfred llolbrook 0 1943 6 19-14 20 Eastern Kentucky 20 0 at Louisville 20 48 Record: 1-6-0 1945 0 Murray State Downing No Games Scheduled Due To War Record: 1-6-1 Coach: George D. Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 1936 OPP MSU 19-16 OPP MSU 1953 OPP 7 Murray State 1-1 39 at Morris Harvey 6 MSU 19 at Murray State 38 13 Kentucky "B'' 19 0 Georgetown 0 -10 6 26 West Libeny 0 0 at Marshall 6 Union 27 0 12 Eastern Kentucky 6 0 Tennessee Tech 7 al Transylvania al Western Kentucky -1 8 at Eastern Kentucky 7 36 Western Kentucky 7 0 19 Middle Tennessee 14 Tennessee Tech 0 29 at Marshall '.!O 0 14 at Eastern Kentucky 15 14 Louisville 7 55 Union 7 7 Record: 6-1-0 0 Murray State 33 Record: -1- 1-2 -II Coach: Ellis T. Johnson Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 0 at Stetson Record: 0-8-0 Coach: Wilbur Jamerson MSU 1937 OPP MSU 19-1 7 OPP 0 0 at Kentucky" B" 2 1 7 Cincinnati 1954 OPP 19 East Tennessee 0 6 at Otterbein 6 MSU 12 at Marshall 38 6 Kentucky "B'' 7 19 at Georgetown 0 19 Alfred Holbrook 0 6 Murray State I 3 7 at Marshall 66 Tennessee Tech 32 7 Transylvania 6 0 Kentucky "B" 2 -1 2 I 3 Western Kentucky 19 26 Eastern Kemucky 0 18 West Li beny 18 I 3 at Middle Tennessee 20 9 at Tennessee Tech 6 13 at George1own 6 8 Eastern Kentucky 12 7 at Murray State 32 7 at Eastern Kentucky 3-1 at Western Kentucky 10 16 at Murray State 24 Record: 7-1-0 0 2-1 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson Record: 1-6-2 0 at Louisville Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 7 Morris Harvey 45 OPP Record: 0-9-0 I\ISU 1938 Coach: Wilbur Jamerson 76 Lawrence Tech 0 MSU 1948 OPP 19 Tennessee Tech 7 58 Alfred Holbrook 0 OPP Murray State 1-1 7 at Marshall 20 MSU 1955 0 Kentucky "B" 14 2 1 Transylvania 0 30 a1 Georgetown 13 7 14 Western Kentucky 19 0 at Carson-Newman 13 0 at Eastern Kentucky 0 55 0 6 at Tennessee Tech 19 0 Tennessee Tech 58 Georgetown at Western Kentucky 12 58 at Cent. Teachers 0 40 Cedarville 0 7 0 Eastern Kentucky 7 0 Middle Tennessee 21 Record: 5-1-1 35 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 0 Murray State 33 I 3 at Eastern Kentucky Record: 3-5-0 7 Murray State 22 37 OPP Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 12 at Louisville MSU 1939 at Morris Harvey 40 13 West Liberty 0 7 at Western Kentucky 2 MSU 1949 OPP Record: 0-9-0 0 Coach: Wilbur Jamerson 7 Murray State 20 29 Cedarville 6 at Transylvanja 0 0 at Evansville 1-1 20 1956 OPP 7 Eastern Kentucky 6 15 at Marshall 20 MSU 18 at Maryville I 3 25 at Concord 0 45 Rio Grande 0 6 0 at Western Kentucky 19 I 3 Carson-Newman 0 38 at Alfred llolbrook 26 0 12 Tennessee Tech 7 19 Tennessee Tech 7 Davis Elkrns 13 Record: 6-2-0 27 at Eastern Kc111ucky 26 7 at Murray State 20 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 2 1 Murray State 0 12 at Middle Tennessee 28 Georgetown 7 7 Louisville 19 OPP Record: 6-3-0 7 Western Kentucky 9 MSU 1940 19 6 Marshall 13 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 0 at Eastern Kenru cky at Murray State 0 Record: 2-6-0 0 Coach: Paul Adams 27 Salem 0 MSU 1950 OPP 46 at Alfred Holbrook 0 5 1 at Marshall 6 27 53 Evansville 0 MSU 1957 OPP 13 at Eastern Kentucky 0 Western Kentucky 0 7 at Xavier 42 12 Maryville 0 at Marshall 21 6 Transylvania 0 20 at Tennessee Tech 16 0 2 1 Western Kentucky 23 6 at Tennessee Tech 14 Record: 3-2-2 21 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 3 1 at Middle Tennessee 7 28 at West Virginia Tech 7 Eastern Kentucky 14 7 Murray State 21 18 MSU 19-1 1 OPP 13 at Murray State 21 6 Middle Tennessee 14 Record: 4--1-0 6 at Western Kentucky 28 0 at \Ves1ern KcnLucky -10 Davis Elkins 7 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 3 Eastern Kentucky 28 at Louisville 40 104 Rio Grande 0 6 Record: 2-7-0 7 at Murray State 16 MSU 195 1 OPP Coach: Paul Adams 12 Concord 6 6 at Evansville 33
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MSU 1958 OPP 0 al Western Kentucky 9 16 al Eastern Kentucky 13 20 at Virginia Military Insti tute 46 7 Eastern Kentucky 10 Record: 6-4-0 16 Marshall 30 Record: 5-4-0 Coach: Jake Hallum 7 Tennessee Tech 22 Coach: Guy Penny 14 West Virginia Tech 14 MSU 197 1 OPP 6 a1Murr ay State 3J MSU 1965 OPP 29 Marshall 6 6 a1 Middle Tennessee 34 12 Marshall 22 7 Middle Tennessee 9 3 al East Tennessee 19 12 Youngstown State• 9 48 al Murray Stale 14 0 Western Kentucky IJ 15 at Tennessee Tech 14 22 Austin Peay 6 0 a1 Eastern Kentucky 24 12 Murray Stale 13 5 1 at Fairmont Staie 22 Record: 0-8- 1 21 al Austin Peay 26 8 a1 Tennessee Tech 26 Coach: Paul Adams 28 Middle Tennessee 30 II Eagle Football 2000,., 25 II Year-by-Year at Middle Tennessee 49 21 Western Kentucky 0 10 at Liberty Baptist I 3 0 19 Youngstown State 38 14 Tennessee State 29 17 at East Tennessee 7 6 UT-Martin 40 3 at Eastern Kentucky 20 4 3 Austin Peay 0 20 at Tennessee Tech 3 12 at Eastern Kentucky 31 Record: 5-6-0 Coach: Steve Loney 17 Eastern Kentucky 39 Record: •3-8-0 Record: 3-8-0 Coach: Wayne Chapman Coach: Bill Baldridge •Later forfeited to Marshall MSU 1983 OPP 3 at Kentucky State 7 MSU 1989 OPP MSU 1977 OPP 0 Marshall 35 12 17 Middle Tennessee 56 7 at Marshall 30 I 3 Akron Kentucky State• 0 26 at Marshall 38 0 at Murray State 38 38 21 3 Austin Peay 14 14 Liberty 34 24 Middle Tennessee 28 at Murray State 3 0 Akron 31 35 at Samford• 17 at Murray State 27 7 Austin Peay 21 3 at Tennessee Tech 14 13 24 7 at Western Kentucky 38 32 Middle Tennessee 34 22 at Tennessee Tech 23 at Western Kentucky 20 24 Liberty Baptist 16 14 at Tennessee State 20 at Austin Peay• 22 34 East Tennessee 37 0 Eastern Kentucky 56 23 49 27 at Youngstown State 20. 14 Tennessee Tech* 8 7 at UT-Manin 10 Eastern Kentucky 42 Record: 2-9-0 13 at Cincinnati 13 Eastern Kentucky 38 Record: 2-6-2 Coach: Steve Loney 3 1 Coach: Wayne Chapman Record: 5-6-0 MSU 1984 OPP Coach: Bill Baldridge MSU 1978 OPP 3 1 Georgetown 0 • Later forfeited 7 Kentucky State 7 6 at Marshall 40 9 28 James Madison 38 MSU 1990 OPP 6 at Middle Tennessee 28 49 Murray State 32 28 at Middle Tennessee 42 14 at Marshall 19 28 Murray State 58 0 Western Kentucky 24 16 at Austin Peay 13 at UT-Martin 13 14 at Austin Peay 21 35 at Kentucky State 9 at Liberty 42 20 Tennessee Tech 2 1 3 at Akron 27 13 Morgan State 0 7 We stern Kentucky 35 43 Tennessee Tech 14 47 at Tennessee Tech 24 3 1 at East Tennessee 30 3 1 Western Kentucky 33 7 Austin Peay 7 0 at Eastern Kentucky 30 38 at Eastern Kentucky 48 34 3 1 Youngstown State 35 22 Samfad 25 Record: 2-6-1 37 Coach: Wayne Chapman Record: 2-9-0 0 at Middle Tennessee Coach: Bi ll Baldridge 69 Murray State 6 17 1979 OPP 27 at Eastern Kentucky MSU Record: 5-6-0 14 at Kentucky State 7 MSU 1985 OPP Coach: Cole Proctor 28 Middle Tennessee 7 10 Marshall 27 31 14 at James Madison 35 7 at Murray State OPP 7 Austin Peay 0 4 1 Salem 14 MSU 1991 0 14 Middle Tennessee 33 14 at Samford 52 7 UT-Manin 70 at Tennessee Tech 3 9 at Murray State 35 11 at Marshall 3 at Western Kentucky 48 3 at Western Kentucky 0 10 Austin Peay 14 2 1 23 9 Akron 38 28 UT-Manin 32 17 Akron IO at James Madison 16 6 at Tennessee Tech 59 12 Liberty 3 at Murray State 10 7 Eastern Kentucky 34 I 3 at Western Kentucky 26 20 0 Eastern Kentucky 26 21 Tennessee Tech 20 Record: 5-4-1 14 Coach: Tom Lichtenberg 17 at Youngstown State 20 33 Austin Peay Record: 1-10-0 16 at Southeast Missouri 17 31 1980 OPP Coach: Bill Baldridge 3 Middle Tennessee MSU Eastern Kentucky 41 8 Marshall 35 10 21 James Madison 18 MSU 1986 OPP Record : 4-7-0 Cole Proctor 17 at Middle Tennessee 10 19 at Marshall 10 Coach: 6 Murray State 30 27 James Madison 24 23 36 at Wichita State 35 MSU 1992 OPP 21 at Austin Peay 49 at Youngstown State 14 33 Kentucky State 10 7 at Marshall 20 22 Tennessee Tech 31 27 Austin Peay 10 0 West Virginia State 29 at UT-Manin 20 7 Western Kentucky 17 28 at Tennessee Tech 20 7 23 7 at Akron 30 7 at East Tennessee 27 1 0 at Liberty Baptist 24 Kentucky State 10 11 Murray State 45 14 Tennessee Stale I 5 7 14 at Eastern Kentucky 18· 7 at Middle Tennessee 24 3 1 Murray State 27 Youngstown State 24 12 al Tennessee Tech 31 Record: 4-7-0 34 Coach: Tom Li chtenberg 6 at Eastern Kentucky 23 41 at Austin Peay Record· 7-4-0 20 Southeast Missouri 17 198 1 OPP Coach· Bill Baldridge 0 at Middle Tennessee 70 MSU 37 17 at Marshall 20 9 Eastern Kentucky Record: 3-8-0 7 Middle Tennessee 20 MSU 1987 OPP 7 at Murray State 20 0 at Marshall 29 Coach: Cole Proctor 42 37 Kentucky State 0 28 Austin Peay OPP at Akron 31 10 at James Madison 44 MSU 1993 14 56 17 at Tennessee Tech 35 23 Southern Arkansas 38 0 at Marshall at Western Kentucky 19 I 3 at Austin Peay 20 14 at Alabama-Birmingham 52 15 14 Liberty Baptist 10 14 Tennessee Tech 52 52 West Virgi nia Tech 34 21 Youngstown State 38 15 at Murray State 53 3 at Te nnessee Tech 7 21 17 Eastern Kentucky 21 7 Middle Tennessee 3 23 at Southeast Mi s:;ouri Record· 1-9-0 14 al Youngstown State 38 0 Middle Tennessee 45 Coach: Steve Loney 0 Eastern Kentucky 23 23 Austin Peay 10 Record. 1-8-0 0 at Tennessee State 15 1982 OPP Coach: Bill Baldridge 0 at Murray State 39 MSU 17 24 Franklin 17 0 UT-Manin 44 28 Kentucky State 6 MSU 1988 OPP 7 Eastern Kentucky 0 at Middle Tennessee 30 17 Marshall 30 Record: 3-8-0 13 Murray State 10 0 Western Kentucky 34 Coach: Cole Proctor 16 Austin Peay 17 29 at Kentucky State 12 6 at Akron 28 9 at Liberty 34 38 Tennessee Tech 14 17 Samford 18 17 Western Kentucky 13 22 Murray State 29 26 Morehead State University,. Year-by-Year MSU 1994 OPP MSU 1996 OPP 7 MSU 1998 OPP at Marshall 71 6 at Dayton 52 44 0 East Tennessee at Austin Peay 21 44 24 at Vaparaiso 0 55 Butler 10 Tennessee St.ate 48 24 17 Kentucky Wesleyan 18 29 at Valparaiso 19 14 Tennessee Tech 56 30 at Charleston Southern 27 35 20 Southeast Missouri atDaytoo (OTI 3,1 45 14 at Wofford 41 0 Elon 59 6 at Middle Tennessee 63 22 St. Joseph's - Ind. 26 58 Thomas More 26 6 at Austin Peay 73 64 Quincy 14 41 15 atVMI 38 Alabama-Birmingham 36 26 Western Kentucky 31 56 6 Murray St.a te Bethel 0 45 38 at Evansville 21 27 at Charleston Southern 7 at UT-Manin 21 20 60 West Virginia Stale 22 53 Kentucky Wesleyan 34 7 at Eastern Kentucky 54 22 at South Florida 38 Record: 0-11-0 Record: 6-4 Head Coach: Mau Ballard Head Coach: Mau Ballard Record: 9-2 Head Coach: Mau Ballard MSU 1995 OPP MSU 1997 OPP 36 Kentucky Wesleyan II 55 Austin Peay ,1 3 MSU 1999 OPP 0 Middle Tennessee 42 56 Valparaiso 24 40 24 UT-Marun Davidson 0 49 28 Dayton 42 56 at Butler 22 Charleston Southern 17 34 34 at South Florida 33 50 Dayton 39 14 at Tennessee St.ate 45 37 Wofford 35 13 28 at West Georgia (OTI 34 at Murray St.ate 63 56 at Miles 4 1 22 29 Tennessee Tech al New Haven 52 36 37 at St. Joseph's 7 2 1 Valparaiso 26 Austin Peay 31 13 24 at Western Kentucky 38 4 7 Ausun Peay 12 at Southeast Missouri 7 21 55 Charleston Southern 27 56 at Kentucky Wesleyan 10 at Eastern Kentucky 21 41 54 Evansville 27 6 at Elon 4 1 33 Southern Utah 5 1 Record: 2-8 Record: 7-3 Head Coach: Mau Ballard I-lead Coach: Mau Ballard Record: 5-5 I-lead Coach: Mau Ballard Head Football Coaches Year Coach w L T PCT. 1927-35 George D. Downing 28 32 3 .467 1936-52 Ellis T. Johnson 54 44 10 .551 o FootbaU 1943-45 1953-55 Wil bur (Shorty) Jamerson 0 26 0 ,(XX) 1956-58 Paul Adams 4 21 I .160 1959-67 Guy Penny 5) 5) 2 .500 1968-7 J John (Jake) Hallum 22 17 l .546 1972-75 Roy M. Terry 15 26 I .366 1976-78 Wayne Chapman 7 A) 3 .259 1979-80 Tom Lichtenberg 9 ]J I .450 1981-83 Steve Loney 8 24 0 .250 1984-89 Bill Baldridge Xl 45 0 .262 1990-93 Cole Proctor 15 'B 0 .340 1994- Matt Ballard 'B 33 0 .468 Totals 250 367 22 .406 Morehead State's Largest Victories Year Pts. 1941 104 MSU 104 Rio Grande 0 1927 83 MSU 83 Broadddus 0 1938 76 MSU 76 Lawrence Tech 0 1937 66 MSU 66 Alfred Holbrook 0 19CX> 63 MSU ff) Murray State 6 1938 58 MSU 58 Alfred Holbrook 0 1938 58 MSU 58 Georgetown 0 1938 58 MSU 58 Centers Teachers 0 1950 58 MSU 58 Evansville 0 1959 58 MSU 58 Maryville 0 1961 58 MSU 58 Memphis Navy 0 Eagle Football 2000,. 27 II The University Meeting the educational needs of Eastern Kentucky while striving to constantly improve the quality of its public service, economic development and applied research programs are the pri mary objecti ves of Morehead State University. Historically the Uni versity traces its lineage to the Morehead Normal School, which opened its doors in 1887. The private school closed in the spring of 1922 when the Kentucky General Assembly establ ished Morehead State Normal School. The state institution accepted its fi rst students in the fa ll of 1923 and graduated its first class in 1927. Name changes occutTed in 1926 when "and Teachers College" was added, again in 1930 when it was shortened to Morehead State Teachers College, again in 1948 when "Teachers" was dropped and, fi nall y, to university status in 1966. Twelve men, starting with Dr. Frank C. Button, have served as president. Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin assumed office as the 12th president on July l, 1992. Academically, the Uni versity offers 66 undergraduate degree programs, including 9 associate level degrees and 11 pre-professional programs in four colleges -- Business, Education and Behavioral Sciences, Humanities, and Science and Technology -- and 19 academic departments. There are 20 graduate degree programs plus 2 graduate level non degree programs designed especially for professional educators. A post-master's level degree, education speciali st, and a joint doctoral program with the University of Kentucky also are offered on the MSU campus. C lasses also are conducted in Ashland, Jackson, Maysville , Pi kevi Ile , Prestonsburg, West Liberty, Whitesburg and other locations. Extended campus centers located in Ashl and, Prestonsburg, and West Liberty are staffed with fu ll- time personne l. 28 ------Morehead State University,.• The University fll Additionally, the University offers a number of distance of Regents with eight citizens appointed by the governor and learning courses throughout the region via Internet and three seats held by the elected fac ulty, staff and student interactive video. Si xty-three percent of MS U's 320 full representati ves. Management of the institution is vested time faculty members hold doctoral degrees. pri mari ly in fo ur divisions -- Academi c Affairs, Physically, the University is located in the foothjl Js of the Administration and Fiscal Services, Student Life and Daniel Boone National Forest in Rowan County. The nearly University Advancement--each headed by a vice president. 500-acre mrun campus within the city limits of Morehead Athletically, the University sponsors 18 intercollegiate sports inc I udes more than 50 major structures with a total for men and women in accordance with the regulations of replacement value of more than $144 mi llion. Beyond the the Ohio Valley Conference and Di vision I of the ational city, the University's real estate holdings include the 320- Collegiate Athletic Association. MSU also supports an acre Derrickson Agriculture complex and a nine-hole public intnunural program involving more than 20tearn and individual golf course. The instructional plant includes 120class rooms sports. and 112 laboratories. Housing facilities inc lude space for approximately 3,400 single students and 178 families. Fiscally, the Uni versity currently operates on an annual budget of $81.2 million with about$38.2 million provided by the state and $2 1.8 million corning from tujtion and fees and other sources. Additionally, grants and contracts from external sources for research, service an d academic/student support projects generate about $7 million each year. Private donations to the Unj versity, mrunly through the MSU Foundation, Inc. , have reached $2 million. Statisticall y, the Uni versity has awarded more than 44,000 degrees, has an average fa ll enrollment of 8,200 and more than 990 fu ll-time employees. The student body represents 97 Kentucky counties, 40 states and 40 foreign countries. The Unj versity attracts more than 55,000 visitors each year and its economic impact, directly and indirectly, on the Morehead area is estimated at more than $70 million yearly. Admjnistratively, the Uni versity is governed by an 11-member Board Eagle Football 2000,. ------29 University Administration Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin President Dr. Rona ld G. Eaglin, an outspo President Eaglin's expertise in student retention recently was ken proponent of student success highlighted in a research report he wrote for the American strategies in college administration, Association of State Coll eges and University (AASCU) on has served since July l , 1992, as the role of campus chief executes in helping students be suc the 12th president of Morehead State cessful in college. Dr. Eaglin was a member of the AASCU University in Morehead, Ky. Re Board of Di rectors and had the distinction of representing sponsible for serving Kentucky's 22 two different institutions on the NCAA Presidents Commis easternmost counties, MSU was sion. He currently serves on the NCAA Board of Directors founded in 1897 and currently en for Division I and as president of the Ohio Valley Confer rolls 8,300 students on its main cam ence. His consulting work in student personne l and academic pus and four extended campus cen matters has taken him in recent years to Cyprus, China and ters. Ireland and to numerous campuses across this country. A native of St. Loui s, Mo., President Eaglin came to Ken President Eaglin is active in economic development mat tucky from the chancellorship of Coastal Carolina Uni versity ters in East Kentucky, serving presently by appointment of in Conway, S.C. Previously, he was vice chancelllor for aca Gov. Paul Patton on the Kentucky Appalachian Commission de mic a ffairs at the Univers ity o f South Carolina at and Education Pays Task Force. He is a member of the Spartanburg. Earlier, he was the southeast regional director Board of Directors of the Morehead-Rowan County Cham of the American College Testing Program (ACT). ber of Commerce and the Central Appalachian Alliance, a A former chair of Kentucky's Conference of Uni versity partnership of energy and land holding companies and univer Presidents, Dr. Eaglin holds a bachelor's degree in biology sities in Kentucky, Virginia and West Virginia. and mathematics from Southeast Missouri State University, Dr. Eaglin and his wife, Bonnie, have four adult children a master's degree in student personnel administrati on from and four grandchildren. Southern Illinois University and a doctoral degree in education psychology from the University of Utah. Mike Mincey Vice President for Student Life/Athletic Director Mike Mincey, Morehead State's scholarships, student housing, public safety, admissions Vice President for Student Life and and conference services. a former Eagle athlete, assumed re A three-time graduate of the University, he earned a sponsibility for supervision of the bachelor's degree and two master's degrees, one in higher Uni versity's athletics program in educati on. The nati ve of Waycross, Ga., has done advanced June, 1993. studies at Indiana University and is a member of the Na An MSU administrative sta ff tional Associati on o f Student Personne l Administrators. Prior to joining the MSU staff, he taught and coached in member since 1975, Mincey was ap public schools in Flemingsburg, Ky., and Tifton, Ga. pointed interim vice president in 1986 Mincey earned four varsity letters (1965-68) as a me mber and assumed the title of vice presi of the Eagle football squad. He was an all-stater at Ware dent and Dean of Students in 1990 County (Ga.) High School, and he was a member of MSU's fo llowing a national search. S ince joining the staff, Mincey last Ohio Va lley Conference football championship squad in has held a variety of posts including assistant to the vice 1967. president for academic affairs, grants coordinator and coor H is wife, the former Kathy C rusie of Lyndon, Ohio, is a dinator for academic support services. two-time graduate of MSU and currently serves the Univer In addition to the athletics program, Mincey also provides sity as an associate professor of English. They have three supervisory support to the areas of the Dean of Students, children, Sarah, Jacob and Samuel. student acti vities, student development, fi nancial aid and 30 ------Morehead State University"' Athletic Staff lfJ Brian Hutchinson Director of Development and Marketing Brian Hutchinson is in his second bachelor's degree from MSU in 1996 was an extremely ac year as Director of Development tive member of the Student Government Association while an and Marketing for Morehead Stae undergraduate. He served as president of that organization athletics. Previously, He spent a as a seni or, and as a result, was a student member of the year as Athletic Development Di University's Board of Regents. rector and 18 months as a regional Prior to assuming the SGA presidency, he served as a vice development officer for the Univer president and a college representative. sity. A member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, he now serves Prior to that he served as a staff as the faculty/staff advisor to that organization. assistant in development. A native of Lo ui sa, Ky., Hutchinson is married to the former Hutc hinson, w ho earned a Elizabeth Williamson of Seminole, Fla. They have a son, Ben. Gary Diehm, A.T.,C. Head Athletic Trainer Gary Diehm is in his third year as New Mexico University. Head Athletic Trainer at Morehead Both his bachelor's and master's degrees were earned at State University. Eastern New Mexico. Diehm joined the MSU staff after He was a staff athletic trainer at the 1983 NCAA Final Four spending 10 years as Head Athletic Basketball Tournament and was the Head Athletic Trainer Trainer and Instructor at East Cen for three NAIA National Basketball Tournaments. tral University in Ada, Okla. He has A past president of the Oklahoma Athletic Trainers Asso• also served as head athleti c trainer c iation, he has been a frequent presenter at clinics in the Mid and teacher at Wichita Falls (Tex.) west and West. High School and as a graduate as Diehm and his wife, Jana Lynette, have one daughter, Kyndal sistant athletic trainer at Eastern Delaney. Jim Wells Compliance and Educational Services Director Jim Wells, whose more than two demic/Athletic Counselor. Wells retired from full -time status decades of in volvement with More on August 3 1, 1999, and is now serving on a part-time basis. head State University athletics range We lls has also served MSU as a publications assistant. from serving as an undergraduate Among his assignments was managing editor ofMSU's alumni student manager of the Eagle base periodical, the Morehead STATEment. A two-time graduate ball squad to servi ng as sports infor ofMSU, the 48-year-old Wells is in charge of monitoring the mation director to coaching the Eagle Uni versity's compliance with NCAA and Ohio Valley Con softball team, is MSU's Compliance ference ru les and legislation as well as the academic progress and Educational Services Director. o f Eagle athletes. He spent six years as Compliance An avid golfer and fo rmer manager of the Uni versity Golf Coordinator and five years as Aca- Course, Wells is a life-long resident of Morehead. He is single. Eagle Football 2000,~ ------31 ■ Athletic Staff Head Coaches, Athletic Support Staff Dr. Michael Brown Dr.Rex Chaney Darrell Cross Nik De Vore Faculty Representative Golf Coach Marketing/Promotions Tennis Coach Jenny Duncan Mitch Dunn Leslie Faber John Jarnagin Budget Specialist Facilities/Events Manager Soccer Coach/SWA Baseball Coach Dan Lindsey Laura Litter Kyle Macy Sherry Mays Cross Coumryrrrack Coach Women's Basketball Coach Men's Basketball Coach Administrati ve Specialist Walt Rybka Mike Swan Jenni fer VanSickle Johnda Wireman, A.T.,C. Rine Coach Volleyball Coach Softball Coach Asst. Athletic Trainer 32 ------Morehead State University ,., Athletic Staff Staff Directory (Area Code 606) University Administration Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin, President ...... 783-2022 Athletic Administration Mike Mincey, Vice President for Student Life and Director of Athletics ...... 783-2089 Dr. W. Michael Brown, Faculty Representative ...... 783-2120 Jim We lls, Compliance and Educati onal Services Director ...... 783-5136 Brian Hutchinson, Director of Development & Marketing ...... 783-2593 Darre ll Cross, Marketing & Promotions Coordinator ...... 783-2560 Mitch Dunn, Facilities & E vents Manager ...... 783-2588 Coaching Staff Matt Ball ard, Head Football ...... 783-2020 Matt Barnett, Baseball Assistant ...... 783-2881 Wayne Breeden. Men's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-2087 Steve Carr, Volleyball Assistant ...... 783-2122 Dr. Rex Chaney, Head Golf ...... 783-2396 Nik De Vore, Head Men's and Women's Te nn is ...... 783-5408 Gary Dunn, Football Assistant ...... 783-2312 Lesli e Faber, Head Soccer ...... 783-2589 Shon Galloway, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 John Gilliam, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Jennifer Gordon, Soccer Assistant ...... 783-2589 Corbett Grigsby. Women's Associate Head Basketball ...... _783-2191 John Jarnagin, Head Baseball ...... 783-2882 Brian Lane, Men's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-2087 Laura Litter, Head Women's Basketball ...... 783-2126 Dan Lindsey, Head Track and Cross Country ...... 783-2653 Larry Lipker, Baseball Assistant ...... 783-2881 Kyle Macy, Head Men's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Diego McCoy, Men's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-2087 Walt Rybka. Head Rifle ...... 783-2289 Mike Swan, Head Volleyball ...... 783-2122 David Trosper, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Jennifer VanSickJe, Head Softball ...... 783-5283 Jim Wehner, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Athletic Training Gary Diehm, Head Athletic Trainer ...... 783-2392 J ohnda Wireman, Assistant Athletic Trainer ...... 783-2392 Sports Information Randy Stacy, Director ...... 783-2500 Brad Laux, Assistant Director ...... 783-2500 Clerical Staff Tammy Boyd, Football ...... 783-2020 Linda Caba, Women's Basketball ...... 783-2126 Jenny Duncan, Athletics ...... 783-2088 Gloria Johnson, Men's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Bre nda Kissinger. Sports Information ...... 783-2500 Sherry Mays, Athletics ...... 783-2088 Eagle Football 2000,. ------33 II Cheerleaders, Marching Band The Morehead State University Cheerleaders 11-Time National Champions The Morehead State University Cheerlead ers are always a part of Eagle basketball games in Johnson Arena. MSU's co-ed cheerleading squad has won 11 national championships, including 10 in a row. The MSU Marching Band, led by Dr. Sue Creasap, Director of Marching Bands, is also an important part of Eagle football games. 34 ------Morehead State University,. Eagle Football II The 2000 Morehead State Uni versity Coaching Staff, front row from left, David Trosper, John Gilliam, Head Coach Matt Ballard, Gary Dunn and Zack Moore. Back row, from left, Shon Galloway, Chris Berry, Fred Combs, John Am, John Wehner and Kelly Ford (Manager). Morehead State University's Captains for the 2000 season, standing from left are, T.J. Perry, Ben Brown, Jason Tillett and David Dinkins. Eagle Football 2000,.. ------3 5 II Opponents Game#l Game #2 Game#3 Butler Dayton Valparaiso September 9, 2000 September 23, 2000 September 30, 2000 7:00 p.m. EDT 7:00p.m.EDT 1:00 p.m. EDT Jayne Stadium (10,000) Welcome Stadium (11,000) Brown Field (5,000) SID: Jim McGrath SID: Do ug Hauschild SID: Bill Rogers Office Phone: (317) 940-9671 Office Phone: (937) 229-4460 Office Phone: (219) 464-6953 Home Phone: (317) 842-5940 Home Phone: (937) 426-1863 Home Phone: (219) 4 77-4605 Press Box Phone: (317) 940-9817 Press Box Phone: (937) 229-4433 Press Box Phone: (219) 464-5232 Fax Phone: (317) 940-9808 Fax Phone: (937) 229-4461 Fax Phone: (219) 464-5762 SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: Hinkle Fieldhouse - 510 W. 49th St. 300 College Park Valparaiso Uni versity Indianapolis, IN 46208 Dayton, OH 45469- 1238 Valparaiso, IN 46383 Founded: 1855 Founded: 1850 Founded: 1859 President: Dr. Gwen Fountain President: Br. Raymond Fitz, S.M. , Ph.D. President: Dr. Alan Harre Enrollment: 4, I 00 Enrollment: 6,500 Enrollment: 3,677 Nickname: Bulldogs Nickname: Flyers Nickname: Crusaders Colors: Blue & White Colors: Blue & Red Colors: Brown & Gold Conference: Pioneer Football League Conference: Pioneer Football League Conference: Pio neer Football League Stadium: Butler Bowl ( 18,000) Stadium: Welcome Stadium ( 11,000) Stadium: Brown Field (5,000) Athletic Director: John Parry Athletic Director: Ted Kissell Athletic Director: Dr. Wi lliam Steinbrecher Office Phone: (317) 940-9375 Office Phone: (937) 229-2 165 Office Phone: (2 19) 464-6894 Head Coach: Ken LaRose Head Coach: Mike Kelly Head Coach: Tom Horne Alma Mater: Butler, '80 Alma Mater: Manchester, '70 Alma Mater: Wi sconsin-Lacrosse, '76 Record at BU: 39-41 (8 years) Recordat UD: 177-36- 1 ( l9 years) Record at VU: 43-69-1 ( 11 years) Career Record: 39-41 (8 years) Career Record: 177-36-1 (l9 years) Career Record: 69-100-2 (17 years) Office Phone: (3 17) 940-9375 Office Phone: (937) 229-4423 Office Phone: (219) 646-5229 Interview Policy: 9:00 a.m .. -noon Interview Policy: Open Interview Po licy: early afternoon. Assistant Coaches: Rich Maresco, Robert Assistant Coaches: Dave Whilding, Rick Assistant Coaches: Sam Bernardi, Stacy Lee, Kit Cartwright Chamberlain , Eric Schibler, Charlie Adams, Mark Peterson, Greg Simms, 1999 Record: 5-5 Hayman, Fred Schmitz, Craig Turner, Rob Hanson, Darren Rodriquez, Mike 1998 Conference Record: 0-4 (5th) Chris Ochs, Sean Gorius Beebe, Zach Azzani, Jared Lambrecht, 1999 Record: 6-4 Gary Gray 2000 Schedule 1999 Conference Record : 4-0 (1 st) 1999 Record: 9-2 September 1999 Conference Record: 3-1 (2nd) 2 St. Francis (Ind.) l :00 2000 Schedule 9 at Morehead State 7;00 August 2000 Schedule 16 St. Francis (Pa.) 1:00 31 Tiffin 7:00 September 23 at Georgetown I :30 September 2 at Tri-State 1:00 l) Dayton 1:00 9 Ohio Northern 7:00 9 at Hope 5:30 October 16 at Yale 1:00 16 at St. Francis (Ind.) 1:00 7 at Albion 1:00 23 Morehead State 7:00 23 Austin Peay 11:00 14 at Valparaiso 1:30 l) at Butler 1:00 30 Morehead State 12:00 21 San Diego 1:00 October October 28 at Drake 1:00 7 at Austin Peay 7:30 7 at Drake 1:00 November 14 Ro bert Morris 1:00 14 Butler 1:30 4 at Quincy 1:00 21 Drake 1:00 21 at St. Joseph's 12:00 28 at St. Joseph's 1:00 28 at San Diego 9:00 November November All times local 4 at Valparaiso 1:00 4 Dayton 12:00 11 at San Diego 10:00 11 Aurora 12:30 All times Eastern All times Central 36 ------Morehead State University ,w Opponents II Game#4 Game#S Game#6 Davidson Bowie State Austin Peay October 7, 2000 September 21, 2000 October 28, 2000 1:30 p.m. EDT 1 :30 p.m. EDT 2:30 p.m. EDT Richardson Stadium (4,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000) Governors Stadium (10,000) SID: Rick Bender SID: TBA SID: Brad Kirtley Office Phone: (704) 892-2123 Office Phone: (30 I) 464-6683 Office Phone: (93 I) 221-7561 Home Phone: (704) 660-3550 Home Phone: NI A Home Phone: (93 1) 553-2845 Press Box Phone: (704) 892-3324 Press Box Phone: NI A Press Box Phone: (931) 221-7191 Fax Phone: (704) 892-2636 Fax Phone: (30 I ) 464-61 10 Fax Phone: (931) 221-7562 SID Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1750 SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: P.O. Box 45 15 Davidson, N.C. 28036 14000 Jericho Park Rd. Austin Peay State University Founded: 1837 Bowie, MD 207 15-9465 Clarksville, TN 37044 President: Robert F. "Bobby" Vagt Founded: 1865 Founded: 1927 Enrollment: 1,600 President: Dr. Calvin W. Lowe President: Dr. Shery Hoppe (Interim) Nickname: Wildcats Enrollment: 4,867 Enrollment: 7,500 Colors: Red & Black Nickname: Bulldogs Nickname: Governors Conference: Independent Colors: Black & Gold Colors: Red & White Stadium: Richardson Stadium (4,000) Conference: CIAA Conference: Independent Athletic Director: James E. Murphy Stadium: Bulldog Stadium (6,000) Stadium: Governors Stadium ( I0,000) Office Phone: (704) 892-2372 Athletic Director: David Thomas A th letic Director: Dave Loos Head Coach: Joe Susan Office Phone: (30 I ) 464-6683 Office Phone: (931) 648-7903 Alma Mater: Delaware '78 Head Coach: Henry C. Frazier, ill Head Coach: Bill Schmitz Record at DC: First Year Alma Mater: Bowie Stale, '900 Alma Mater: Coast Guard Academy. '76 Career Record: First Year Record at BSU: 5-4 (1 year) Record at APSU: 7-25 (3 years) Office Phone: (704) 892-2378 Career Record: 5-4 ( I year) Career Record: 27-44 (9 years) Interview Policy: mornings Office Phone: (30 I) 464-7584 Office Phone: (931) 221 -7905 Assistant Coaches: Brett Hayford, Al Interview Policy: Open Interview Policy: 10:00 a.m.-noon Logan, Curt Williams, Mike Gurdo, Assistant Coaches: T i moth Matthews, Assistant Coaches: Bob Wolfe, Nick Meade Clendaniel, Tim Sturdivant, Garland Hawkins. Richard Reddix, Calcutta, TBA Carter Westfall, Mike Clark Toyas Rai ney. Ed Shields, Art Thomas. 1999 Record: 3-8 1999 Record: 8-3 Jimmy Whitehead, Damon Wilson 1999 Record: 5-4 2000 Schedule 2000 Schedule 1999 Conference Record: 4-3 (4th) September September 2 at Cumberland 7:00 9 Jacksonville 1:30 2000 Schedule 9 Catawba 6:30 16 at Sewanee 2:30 September 23 at Valparaiso 11:00 23 Emory & Henry 2:00 2 Johnson C. Smith 1:00 30 at Jacksonville 1:30 October 9 at Winston-Salem 6:00 October 7 Morehead State I :30 16 at Cheyney 1:00 7 Dayto n 6:30 14 at San Diego 10:00 23 at West Vi rginia State 1:00 14 Charleston Southern 2:00 21 Randolph-Macon 1:30 30 Virginia Union 1:00 21 at Kentucky Wesleyan 6:00 28 at Hampden-Sydney 1:00 October 28 Morehead State 1:00 ovember 7 at Morehouse 1:30 November 4 Centre 1:30 14 Elizabeth City State 1:00 4 Virginia-Wise 1:00 ll at Austin Peay 1:30 2 1 at Morehead State 1:30 ll Davidson 12:30 18 Georgetown 1:30 28 Fayetteville State 1:00 'X) at South Florida 3:30 November All times Eastern 4 Virginia State 1:00 All times local. All times Eastern Eagle Football 2000,. 37 II Opponents Game#7 Game#S Game#9 Kentucky Wesleyan Southern Utah Westminster November 4, 2000 ovember 11, 2000 ovember 18, 2000 1:30 p.m. EST 3:00 p.m. MST 12:30 p.m. EST Jayne Stadium (10,000) Eccles Coliseum (8,500) Jayne Stadium (10,000) SID: Roy Pickerill SID: Neil Gardner SID: Joe Onderko Office Phone: (270) 926-3 111 ext. 5 I2 4 Office Phone: (435) 586-7753 Office Phone: (724) 946-6357 Home Phone: (270) 926-3898 Home Phone: (435) 586- 1127 Home Phone: (724) 946-3293 Press Box Phone: (270) TBA Press Box Phone: (435) 586-5447 Press Box Phone: (724) 946-7004 Fax Phone: (270) 926-9360 Fax Phone: (435) 865-8037 Fax Phone: (724) 946-7 187 SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: 3000 Frederica Street 202 Harris Center l OI Old Main, Market Street Owensboro, KY 4230 1 Cedar City, UT 84720 New Wilmington, PA 161 72-000 I Founded: l858 Founded: 1897 Founded: 1852 President: Dr. Wesley H. Poling President: Dr. Steven D. Bennion President: R. Thomas Williamson Enrollment: 800 Enrollment: 6.200 Enrollment: 1,450 Nickname: Panthers Nickname: Thunderbirds Nickname: Titans Colors: Purple & White Colors: Scarlet & White Colors: Blue & White Conference: Independent Conference: Independent Conference: President's Ath letic Stadium: Apollo (3,000) Stadium: Eccles Coliseum (8,500) Stadium: Harold Burry Stadium (4,500) Athletic Director: Dr. William Meadors Athletic Director: Tom Douple Athletic Director: Jim Datler Office Phone: (502) 926-3 111 Office Phone: (435) 586-5469 Office Phone: (724) 946-7307 Head Coach: John Johnson Head Coach: C. Ray Gregory Head Coach: Jerry Schmitt Alma Mater: Northern Michigan '84 Alma Mater: Emory & Henry '86 Alma Mater: Westminster '82 Record at KW: 28-33 (6 years) Record at SUV: I 8- 15 (3 years) Record at UD: First Season Career Record: 28-33 (6 years) Career Record: 18-15 (3 years) Career Record: First Season Office Phone: (270) 926-3 111 ext. 5-41 0 Office Phone: (435) 865-8362 Office Phone: (724) 946-73 10 Interview Policy: Call mornings Interview Policy: 11 a.m.-Noon Interview Po licy: Weekday Mornings Assistant Coaches: Paul Bates, David Assistant Coaches: Kyle Davis, Chris Assistant Coaches: Scott Renninger, Sean Cunningham, Scott Dykes, Shawn Howard, Gary Coston, Aaron Alford, Ke ll y, Pat Cuba. Len Rich, Bill Bestwick, Thacker, Anthony Tate Corey Russell John Klein, Brad Tokar 1999 Record: 7-4 1999 Record: 8-3 1999 Record: 3-8 1999 Conference Record: 2-8 (11th) 2000 Schedule 2000 Schedule September September 2000 Schedule 2 at Missouri-Ro ll a 2:30 2 Ft. Lewis 7:00 September 9 at Eastern Illinois 2-:30 9 at Utah State 7:00 9 Wal h 1:00 16 Kentucky State 1:30 16 at San Jose State 6:00 16 Geneva 1:00 23 Westminster (Mo.) 1:30 23 at Hampton 1:30 23 vs. West Liberty 7:00 J) Gannon 1:00 30 Cal Poly 7:00 (Wheeling, W.Ya.) October October J) at Washington & Jefferson I:30 14 at Campbell sville 12:30 14 at UC Davis 1:00 October 21 Austin Peay 6:00 21 at Jdaho State 2:05 7 Bethany 1:30 28 Quincy 1:30 28 at St. Mary's 1:00 14 at Thiel 1:30 November November 21 Grove City I:30 4 at Morehead State 12 :30 4 Rocky Mo untain 1:00 28 Gannon l :00 11 at Cumberland (Tenn.) 1:00 11 Morehead State 1 :00 November 18 at Northern Arizona 3:05 l l Waynesburg I :00 All times Central 18 at Morehead State 12 :30 All times local All times Eastern 38 ------Morehead State University'" Mission Statement II Dear Friends: Morehead State University is committed to uphold in g the highest integrity within all procedures and practices of the athleti c department. We are pleased to publish this note as a reference to understanding often confusing NCAA regulations. The NCAA defines "representatives of athletic interests" as alumni, friends and boosters of the University. All member instituti ons are held accountable for their representatives' actions. One violation could jeopardize the eligibility of any or all Eagle Athletic programs. As a general rule, anyone who has financially supported Eagle Athletics, been a member of any booster organi zati on, or who has supported Eagle Athletics is considered a "representative" of Eagle Athleti cs. If anyone has questions regarding these types of relationships, please contact Brian Hutchinson, Director of Development & Marketing (606) 783-2593. Prospective swdent-athletes can be defined as a student who has started c lasses in the ninth grade or any younger student athlete who has rece ived a benefit from the institution. These individuals may only be recruited by MSU coaches who have passed the NCAA Recruiting Rules Exa111inatio 11 . Whi le "representatives" of Eagle Athletics may speak to any of these individuals via telepho ne or in person. a recruiting effort must not be made. Also. no student-athlete or prospective student athlete may receive any extra benefit outside of the support provided by the institutio n. For any questions regarding this descri ption, please contact Jim We lls, Compliance and Educatio nal Services Director (606) 783-5136. These are certainly not all the regulations any "representative" of Eagle Athletics must remember. However, they provide a good outline of the types of things that could endanger the elig ibility of any MSU Athletics program. Again, feel free to contact us if you have any questions. Thanks again for your support of Morehead State Athletics. Sincerely, Brian Hutchinson Compliance and Educational Services Director Director of Development & Marketing Morehead State University Intercollegiate Athletics Mission Statement Morehead S/Qte University belie Fes that Intercollegiate Athletics is an integral part of the University and that a broad-based intercollegiate athletics program encourages student participation and in volvement in the total life of the University. /11 addition, intercollegiate athletic programs play a positive role by suppo rting the academic and public service missions of the Unil'ersity. •Each athletics program shall be conducted in a manner that protects the physical, mental. emotional, and soc ial welfare of each student-athlete. ,Each student-athlete, through academic counseling and individual assistance. shall be encouraged toward completion of degree requirements and graduation. -Each athletics program shall adhere to the princ iples of fair play and amateur competition as defined by the atio nal Collegiate Athletic Associati on and the Ohio Valley Conference. •Each athletics program shall be administered at the hig hest level that the Univers ity's resources will allow so that each student-athlete will have the opportunity to compete to the fullest extent of his or her ability. ,T he athletics programs at Morehead State Uni versity shall make every effort to educate and serve the sLUdent-athletes of the Uni versit y's primary service area and their respecti ve educational institutions. ,The athleti cs program will accommodate student's interests and abili ties in a manner that is nondiscriminatory to both sexes and reasonable with the Uni versity's resources. ,The athletics program shall adhere to the Uni versity's Affirmative Action Plan promo ting equal opportunity for all em ployees and students. as well as applicants for employment and student participation. Eagle Football 2000,. 39 II The Eagles Press Credentials Sports Information Office All press credentials must be secured by contacting Randy Stacy. Sports Information Director Randy Stacy at UPO 1023, Morehead State University, Morehead, KY 40351. Broadcasts Randy Stacy begin · his 13th Broadcast permission is granted to the official network/station of MSU opponents. For season as sports information other outlets, broadcast permi ssion must be secured in advance by contacting Randy Stacy, director after ser ving 16 Sports Information Director. Broadcast lines can be ordered through GTE SoULh at 1-800- months in the MSU Develop 356-6969. There is a broadcast line at Jayne Stadium for use in a reciprocal trade-out agreement. ment Office. Stacy, a 1977 graduate of Services Mo rehead St.ate University, is The sports information department will provide game programs, statistics and game notes. the former assistant sports in Complete play-by-play and statistical data wi ll be available. Two telephones are available in formation director at the Uni the press box and in the press room. Soft drinks and coffee will be avai lable in the press room versity of Kentucky. While at UK, Stacy was re as well as a typewriter. a copier, a fax machine, personal computers and a variety of other sponsible for all media and public relations for the supplies to assist you. A light meal will be available for working media approximately one men's basketball program as well as press row op hour prior to kickoff. For more information contact the MS U SID office at 606-783-2500. erations. Eagle Sports Network T he 45-year-old Stacy served as men's sports Radio broadcast rights for Morehead State University athletic events arc controlled by the information director at MSU for a brief time in 1977 MSU Athletic Department in partnership with Morgan County Industries, Inc., owners of before assuming a full-time position at Tennessee Tech. radio stations WMOR-AM & FM , WLKS-AM & FM and WCBJ-FM . WMOR-FM ( 106.1) The native of Carr Creek, Ky., and graduate of will serve as the flagship station. Stati ons interested in network affiliation can contact MSU Carr Creek High School (now Knott County Cen SID Randy Stacy (606-783-2500). MS U games can al so be heard on tral), also served as a graduate assistant in the www.broadcastsports.com. Office of Public Information and was a news and sports reporter at WMKY radio while at MSU. Stacy is a memberof College Sports In formation Primary Media Outlets Directors of America (CoSIDA), the Morehead Op Print Media Wire Scn •ices IVK IT-TV ti mist Club and Elliott ville Baptist Church. He is Lexington I lerald-Leader Associated Press Dick Gabriel married to the former Jeanetta Caudill of More Rick Bailey Spons Desk P.O. Box 5037 head. They have two sons, Brad and Jared. Gene Abel Courier-Journal Bldg. Lexington, KY 40505 Main and Midland 525 West Broadway (859) 299-0711 Brad Laux is in his second year as MSU's assis Lexi ng1on. 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SEPT. f6 OPEN SAT. SEPT. 23 AT DAYTON 7: 00 P.M. SAT. SEPT. 30 AT VALPARAISQ 1:00 P.M. SAT. OCT. 7 AT DAVIDSON f:30 P.M. SAT. OCT. f4- OPEN SAT. BOWIE ffATE SAT. OCT. 28 AT AUSTIN PEAY 2:30 P.M. SAT. NOV. 4 l(ENTUCltY WUtErAN 1:30'1'.M. SAT. NOV. ff AT SOUTHERN UTAH 3:00 P.M. SAT. NOV. II WESTMINSTER HOME GAMES IN BOLO All TIMES EASTERN AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE