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TABLE OF CONTENTS Section 1: The Coaches Section 6: 2016 Review Section 9: Opponents Head Coach Tim Beck...... 2-4 2017 Results...... 70 The MIAA...... 144 Assistant Head Coach David Weimers...... 5 2017 Stats...... 70-75 The MIAA in the Playoffs...... 145 Defensive Coordinator Nate Dreiling...... 6 2017 MIAA Review...... 146 Matt Karleskint...... 7 Section 7: History Yearly MIAA Standings...... 147 Josh Lattimer...... 7 MIAA Records...... 148-152 John Pierce...... 8 Football History...... 76-77 Carl Roth...... 8 Playoff History...... 77 Keeston Terry...... 9 Key Moments...... 78-79 Section 11: Pittsburg State University Steve Wells...... 9 Conference Titles...... 80 This is Pittsburg State...... 153-155 Larry Garman...... 10 1957 National Championship Game...... 81 Major Choices...... 156-157 Luke Miller...... 10 1961 National Championship Game...... 82 Dr. Steve Scott, President...... 159 Matt Nelson...... 11 1981 National Championship Game...... 83 Vice Presidents...... 160 Terry Szucs...... 11 1991 National Championship Game...... 84 Kansas Board of Regents...... 160 The Nation’s Only Gorillas...... 161 Graduate Assistants...... 11-12 1992 National Championship Game...... 85 1995 National Championship Game...... 86 Section 2: 2017 Season Outlook 2004 National Championship Game...... 87 Section 12: PSU Athletics Outlook...... 13-15 2011 National Championship Game...... 88 Athletics Director Jim Johnson...... 162 Numerical Roster...... 16-17 Playoff Games...... 89-96 Communications Staff...... 163 Team Awards...... 97 Administrative Team/Head Coaches...... 164 Athletics Staff...... 165 Section 3: Player Bios All-Time Letterwinners...... 98-101 1 All-Conference Players...... 102-104 Academic All-Americans...... 166 Quarterbacks...... 18 All-Time Numbers...... 105-108 CoSIDA Academic Honorees...... 167 Running Backs...... 18-20 MIAA Academic Honorees...... 168-171 Wide Receivers...... 21-24 Key Contacts...... 172 Tide Ends...... 24-26 Section 7: Records Media Information...... 172 Offensive Line...... 26-29 Team & Individual Records...... 109-114 Defensive Line...... 29-33 Coaches Records...... 115 Linebackers...... 33-36 100-Yard Rushers...... 116-117 Cornerbacks...... 36-38 100-Yard Receivers...... 118 Safeties...... 38-41 200-Yard Passers...... 118 Specialists...... 42-43 250 Yards Total Offense...... 119 Incoming Freshmen...... 43-45 200 All-Purpose Yards...... 119 Captains...... 46 12+ Tackles...... 120 500 Yards Total Offense...... 121 Section 4: The Stadium 400 Yards Rushing...... 121 Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium...... 47 250 Yards Passing...... 121 Robert W. Plaster Center...... 48 PSU in National Stats...... 122 Shrine Bowl...... 49 PSU Individuals in National Stats...... 123 Gorillas in National Polls...... 124-125 Section 5: Historical Honors Gorillas in the Pros...... 50-51 Section 8: Scores Harlon Hill Winners...... 52 PSU vs. Non-Conference Teams...... 126 Quarter Century Team...... 53 PSU vs. Ranked Teams...... 127 50th Anniversary Team...... 54 100th Anniversary Team...... 55 PSU in Season Openers...... 128 2018 Hall of Fame Class...... 56 PSU in Homecoming Games...... 139 Hall of Fame Membership...... 57-58 All-Time Scores...... 130-139 Football Hall of Fame Honorees...... 58-64 Series History...... 139-140 PSU All-Americans...... 65-69 Series History vs. MIAA Opponents...... 141-143 Tim Beck Head Coach 9th Season/32nd Overall Alma Mater: PSU, ’88

im Beck enters his ninth season as Pittsburg State University’s head football coach Tand his 32nd year on the Gorillas’ staff. He has compiled a 68-27 (.716) record during his tenure leading his alma mater. Beck guided Pitt State to the school’s fourth all-time national championship and a 13-1 record in his second season leading the Gorillas in 2011. He earned NCAA Division II National Coach of the Year honors from Liberty Mutual, the Don Hansen Football Committee and FieldTurf™, as well as MIAA Coach of the Year accolades that season. Beck served for 16 years as the Gorillas’ offensive coordinator and 22 seasons as a member of the Pitt State coaching staff before becoming Pitt State’s 14th Head Football Coach on Dec. 9, 2009. 2 In his inaugural season, Beck guided a youthful Pitt State squad to a 6-6 overall THE BECK FILE record, including a 13-9 victory over Concordia-St. Paul in the 2010 Mineral Water Bowl at Excelsior Springs, Mo. Years at Pitt: 32nd Hometown: Ness City, Kan. In year two, the Gorillas won their first eight games, including a dramatic final second Family: Wife, Gena. Four children: daughters Sydney 38-35 victory over No. 1 ranked Northwest Missouri State University in The Fall Classic and Samantha and sons Derek and Drew. Education: Bachelor’s - physical education, PSU, 1988; at Arrowhead X on Oct. 1. Pitt State clinched its first MIAA title since 2004 with a Master’s - physical education, PSU, 1989. 51-28 victory over Missouri Southern in the regular season finale. 1987 Student Assistant – Pittsburg State (DEs) 1988 Graduate Assistant – Pittsburg State (TEs/WRs) The Gorillas went on to post home victories over Washburn (31-22), NW Missouri State 1989-91 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (ILBs) (41-16) and Delta State (49-23) to reach the NCAA-II National Championship Game for 1992-93 Defensive Coordinator – Pittsburg State the fifth time in school history. At Florence, Ala., Beck’s Gorillas broke open a 14-13 1994-2009 Offensive Coordinator – Pittsburg State (QBs) game with a blocked field goal return for a touchdown and a last-minute score to take 2010-pres. Head Coach – Pittsburg State a 27-14 halftime advantage against Wayne (Mich.) State. The Gorillas claimed the title with a 35-21 victory over the Warriors. BECK AT PITT STATE In 2012, the Gorillas won their first five games before finishing the season with a 7-3 • Ninth Season as Head Coach • 32nd Season Overall • record. • 2011 NCAA Division II Coach of the Year • • 2011 MIAA Coach of the Year • 2014 MIAA Coach of the Year • In 2013, Pitt State had to settle for a trip to the Mineral Water Bowl after a 9-2 regular • 2008 NCAA Division II Coordinator of the Year • season, including a loss in the regular season finale. The Gorillas responded to the • Led NCAA in Scoring (2004, 2006) • • One Harlon Hill Trophy Finalist (Top Three) • adversity with a 90-28 victory over Southwest Minnesota State to give the program its • Five MIAA Offensive MVPs • One MIAA Defensive MVP • 20th all-time 10-win season. • Three MIAA Special Teams MVPs • • One Division II National Defensive Player of the Year • In 2014, the Gorillas clinched a share of the MIAA title during a 10-1 regular season. • One Division II National Special Teams Player of the Year • Pitt State’s wins included a 35-17 road victory over No. 1 ranked Northwest Missouri. • One Division II National Freshman of the Year • • 23 All-Americans (as a position coach) • The Gorillas advanced to the second round of the NCAA-II playoffs before dropping a • 47 All-MIAA Players (as a position coach) • hard-fought 24-21 overtime decision to No. 1 ranked Minnesota State, Mankato – the • Five NCAA Division II Championship Game Appearances • eventual national runner-up. • 18 NCAA Divison II Playoff Appearances • In 2015, a young Pitt State team battled a rash of key injuries to frontline players Beck’s offensive units twice led Division II in scoring (2004, 2006) and ranked in and the Gorillas had to settle for an uncharacteristic 6-5 season. In 2016, the Gorillas the top two nationally in total offense three times (2004, 2005, 2006). His offensive battled key injuries once again and Pitt State posted a 7-4 season. squads ranked among the national rushing leaders every season, leading Division II in 1995 (318.8 ypg) and 2004 (354.7 ypg). Beck’s “multiple choice” option attack Last year, the Gorillas battled back from a 2-4 also compiled 16,483 passing yards (216.9 ypg) and 143 aerial touchdowns during During his start to the season to win their final six con- his final six seasons as offensive coordinator (2004-09). tenure on the tests en route to an 8-4 overall record. Pitt State snapped two-time defending NCAA-II national Beck’s offense produced four MIAA Offensive MVPs in a seven-year period between PSU staff, Beck champion Northwest Missouri’s 38-game win- 2003-09 – quarterback Neal Philpot (2003-04) and tailback Germaine Race (2005-06) ning streak and culminated the season with a as well as the first-team All-MIAA quarterback (Neal Philpot, 2003-04; Andy Majors, has coached 48 48-31 victory over Arkansas Tech in the Agent 2005; Mark Smith, 2007) four times in the same seven-year period of time. Barry Live United Bowl at Texarkana, Ark., on All-Conference Race shattered the NCAA all division scoring record (634 points) and the NCAA-II rush- Dec. 2. players and 23 ing record (6,985 yards) among his 22 NCAA record book entries during his decorated Beck previously served as Assistant Head Coach career (2003-06). Philpot set the MIAA career total offense record (10,168 yards) and All-Americans. for two years, after being named to that role on compiled a 38-8 (.826) record as the Gorillas’ starting quarterback (2001-04). the Pitt State staff on December 13, 2007. In 2007-08, Caleb Farabi garnered first-team All-MIAA honors, marking the fifth and During his 16 seasons as offensive coordinator, the Gorilla offense consistently ranked sixth straight years Beck produced a first-team All-MIAA running back. among the finest units in NCAA Division II. Pitt State averaged a staggering 38.8 points and 442.5 yards of total offense per game In 2008, Beck was selected the inaugural NCAA Division II Coordinator of the Year by during his tenure as offensive coordinator. FootballScoop.com, following a vote of his coaching peers. Prior to assuming the offensive coordinator’s role, Beck served two years as Pitt In 2004, Beck’s offensive unit established itself as the most prolific squad in the State’s defensive coordinator (1992-93). He became a full-time assistant on the Pitt history of NCAA football. PSU shattered a 118-year-old scoring record, scoring an State staff in 1989, after serving first as a student assistant (1987) and then as a 3 amazing 837 points (55.8 ppg). His squad also set the NCAA all division records for graduate assistant (1988). rushing (5,320 yards) and total offense (8,976 yards). Beck worked with defensive ends, tight ends and wide receivers during his initial two Beck, a Ness City, Kan., native, played football at Dodge City Community College for seasons, before concentrating primarily on the inside linebacking corps from 1989- two years before joining the Gorilla program. He earned his bachelor’s degree in 93. He worked with PSU’s quarterbacks from 1994-2009. physical education from PSU in 1988 and a master’s degree in physical education from PSU in the summer of 1989. During his tenure on the PSU staff, Beck has coached 48 All-Conference players and 23 All-Americans. He is married to the former Gena Thomas, who competed in track & field and cross country for Pittsburg State from 1987-88. Beck, a member of the American Football Coaches Association, has been a frequently- requested guest speaker at several national and regional coaching clinics as well as The couple have four children: Derek, Sydney, Drew and Samantha. regional and local civic events. Beck was a two-year football letterman at Pittsburg State, playing defensive back for the Gorillas from 1985-86. He earned All-CSIC honors both seasons and was an NAIA All-District 10 pick as a senior. Beck also was a team captain in 1986. GORILLA OFFENSE UNDER BECK Beck Versus… Abilene Christian...... 1-0 Last Met: Oct. 5, 2013 — PSU, 28-20 TEAM OFFENSIVE STATISTICS (NCAA-II Top 25 Stats) Arkansas Tech...... 1-0 SCORING OFFENSE RUSHING / PASSING OFFENSE TOTAL OFFENSE Last Met: Dec. 2, 2017 — PSU, 48-31 Central Missouri...... 4-4 2017 31.8 ppg (NR) 229.2 ypg (13th) - rushing 392.4 ypg (NR) Last Met: Aug. 31, 2017 — UCM, 28-23 Central Oklahoma...... 6-1 2016 40.4 ppg (13th) 305.5 ypg (11th) - passing 481.6 ypg (14th) Last Met: Sept. 9, 2017 — PSU, 31-28 Chadron State...... 1-0 2015 30.5 ppg (NR) 231.6 ypg (21st) - rushing 400.5 ypg (NR) Last Met: Sept. 4, 2010 — PSU, 14-3 2014 35.5 ppg (NR) 306.6 ypg (17th) - passing 458.7 ypg (NR) Concordia-St. Paul...... 1-0 Last Met: Dec. 4, 2010 — PSU, 13-9 2013 46.5 ppg (3rd) 247.7 ypg (16th) - rushing 499.0 ypg (10th) Delta State...... 1-0 4 Last Met: Dec. 10, 2011 — PSU, 49-23 2012 33.0 ppg (NR) 204.6 ypg (NR) - rushing 454.4 (24th) Emporia State...... 3-3 2011 40.2 ppg (6th) 258.0 ypg (7th) - rushing 448.5 ypg (19th) Last Met: Oct. 21, 2017 — PSU, 27-10 Fort Hays State...... 3-4 2010 22.8 ppg (NR) 246.3 ypg (9th) - rushing 357.7 ypg (NR) Last Met: Oct. 7, 2017 — FHSU, 21-17 Harding...... 1-0 2009 29.4 ppg (NR) 216.0 ypg (17th) - rushing 434.4 ypg (16th) Last Met: Nov. 22, 2014 — PSU, 59-42 Lincoln...... 3-0 2008 35.5 ppg (18th) 234.8 ypg (10th) - rushing 432.7 ypg (21st) Last Met: Sept. 28, 2013 — PSU, 59-38 2007 37.4 ppg (22nd) 269.1 ypg (7th) - rushing 454.2 ypg (19th) Lindenwood...... 4-2 Last Met: Sept. 23, 2017 — LWU, 45-11 2006 44.8 ppg (1st) 251.0 ypg (6th) - rushing 454.8 ypg (2nd) Minnesota State, Mankato...... 0-1 Last Met: Nov. 29, 2014 — MSU, 24-21 (OT) 2005 46.8 ppg (2nd) 295.2 ypg (7th) - rushing 536.0 ypg (2nd) Missouri Southern...... 7-1 Last Met: Nov. 11, 2017 — PSU, 56-7 2004 55.8 ppg (1st) 354.7 ypg (1st) - rushing 598.1 ypg (1st) Missouri Western...... 6-2 Last Met: Oct. 14, 2017 — PSU, 26-10 2003 38.3 ppg (8th) 270.3 ypg (5th) - rushing 457.8 ypg (9th) Nebraska-Kearney...... 4-0 2002 37.2 ppg (10th) 248.5 ypg (9th) - rushing 368.6 ypg (NR) Last Met: Nov. 4, 2017 — PSU, 35-13 Nebraska-Omaha...... 0-1 2001 40.6 ppg (10th) 288.5 ypg (3rd) - rushing 412.0 ypg (24th) Last Met: Oct. 30, 2010 — UNO, 48-27 Northeastern State...... 6-0 2000 34.6 ppg (14th) 306.5 ypg (2nd) - rushing 386.2 ypg (NR) Last Met: Sept. 16, 2017 — PSU, 68-21 Northwest Missouri...... 4-5 1999 35.0 ppg (17th) 330.5 ypg (3rd) - rushing 417.3 ypg (17th) Last Met: Oct. 28, 2017 — NWMSU, 20-10 1998 32.2 ppg (25th) 232.9 ypg (19th) - rushing 407.6 ypg (21st) Northwestern Oklahoma...... 1-0 Last Met: Nov. 2, 2013 — PSU, 70-0 1997 31.5 ppg (20th) 304.8 ypg (4th) - rushing 402.9 ypg (19th) Southwest Baptist...... 2-0 Last Met: Sept. 21, 2013 — PSU, 59-7 1996 36.5 ppg (8th) 255.6 ypg (12th) - rushing 408.5 ypg (23rd) SW Minnesota State...... 1-0 Last Met: Dec. 7, 2013 — PSU, 90-28 1995 37.3 ppg (7th) 318.8 ypg (1st) - rushing 423.4 ypg (16th) Truman...... 3-0 1994 37.2 ppg (8th) 294.9 ypg (9th) - rushing 385.6 ypg (NR) Last Met: Oct. 27, 2012 — PSU, 20-6 Washburn...... 3-4 Last Met: Sept. 30, 2017 — WU, 35-20 Wayne (Mich.) State...... 1-0 TEAM DEFENSIVE STATISTICS (NCAA-II Top 25 Stats) Last Met: Dec. 17, 2011 — PSU, 35-21 SCORING DEFENSE RUSHING DEFENSE TOTAL DEFENSE William Jewell...... 1-0 Last Met: Sept.24, 2011 — PSU, 49-7 1993 11.9 ppg (6th) 118.3 ypg (NR) 256.8 ypg (17th) 1992 17.9 ppg (NR) 121.2 ypg (NR) 315.5 ypg (NR) Prior to joining the Tarleton staff, Wiemers spent eight years at Emporia, serving as offensive coordinator/assistant head coach for two seasons (1999-2000) for former PSU DAVID WIEMERS offensive coordinator Jerry Kill – now the offensive coordinator at Rutgers University. Wiemers was named head coach at ESU on Dec. 8, 2000, after Kill left the school to Asst. Head Coach/OC become head coach at Southern Illinois University. 11th Season In six seasons as head coach for the Hornets (2001-06), Wiemers compiled a 35-32 (.522) record with an MIAA co-championship in 2003 and a Mineral Water Bowl victory in 2002. He Alma Mater: Washburn, ’90 was named the Wilson/MIAA Coach of the Year in 2003 after guiding ESU to a 9-3 record, a share of the MIAA title and the program’s first (and only) NCAA-II playoff appearance. Wiemers was the runner-up for the Schutt Sports Division II National Coach of the Year that season. avid Wiemers begins his 11th year as a member of the Pitt State coaching staff – his first season as the Gorillas’ offensive coordinator. Wiemers also served as assistant head coach/defensive coordinator for five seasons D (1994-98) at Saginaw Valley State University, an NCAA-II member of the Great Lakes Wiemers served 10 years as defensive coordinator, from 2008-2017, before switching sides Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. of the ball on Dec. 7, 2017. He also has served as Assistant Head Coach since 2011. At SVSU, he coached the linebackers and oversaw a unit that set school records with 44 Wiemers came to Pitt State from Tarleton State University in Stephenville, Texas, where he sacks and 29 forced turnovers in 1998. SVSU posted a 38-14 (.731) record during his served as the Texans’ offensive coordinator during the 2007 season. tenure, including back-to-back 9-2 seasons in 1997-98. The Clay Center, Kan., native previously served as head coach for MIAA rival Emporia State He spent two seasons as a graduate assistant defensive line coach at Pittsburg State in University from 2001-06, assistant head coach/offensive coordinator at ESU from 1999-2000 and 1992-93, helping the Gorillas to a pair of NCAA-II playoff appearances including a 14-1 assistant head coach/defensive coordinator at Saginaw Valley State University from 1994-1998. record and the NCAA-II National Runner-up finish in 1992. He also served as a graduate assistant at Pittsburg State from 1992-93, helping the Wiemers began his coaching career as the quarterbacks coach at Seaman High School in Topeka, Gorillas to the 1992 NCAA Division II National Runner-up finish that year. Kan., in 1991 after a successful collegiate playing career at Washburn University (1989-90). 5 Wiemers, a member of the American Football Coaches Association, has enjoyed a 24-year Wiemers was an All-State quarterback at Clay Center Community High School and he career in the collegiate coaching ranks. played in the 1986 Kansas Shrine Bowl. He played football and baseball at Dodge City In 2008, Wiemers enjoyed a smooth transition to overseeing the Gorillas’ defensive Community College, earning All-Jayhawk Conference honors as a quarterback. He was a squad. Pitt State ranked either second or third in the MIAA in nearly all major statistical pitcher and quarterback at Washburn as well. categories, including scoring defense (23.5 ppg), rushing defense (129.2 ypg), total Wiemers earned his bachelor’s degree from Washburn in 1990 and his master’s in defense (321.0 ypg), QB sacks (28) and opponent third-down conversions (.358). physical education from Pittsburg State in 1995. In 2009, the Pitt State defense allowed 27.8 points per game and 379.5 yards of total Dave and his wife Susie have three sons, Brett (17), Tyson (15) and Brock (9). offense (133.0 rushing, 246.5 passing); while in 2010 the Gorillas allowed 24.1 points per game and 361.7 yards of total offense (132.6 rushing, 229.1 passing). In 2011, the Pitt State defense led the MIAA and ranked among the top units in Division THE WIEMERS FILE II. The Gorillas ranked second nationally in passing efficiency defense (94.6 rating) and Years at Pitt: 11th led the MIAA in point allowed (20.1 ppg), rushing defense (116.1 ypg), passing defense Family: Wife, Susie. Three sons, Brett (17), (192.8 ypg) and total defense (308.9 ypg). Tyson (15) and Brock (9). In 2012, the Gorilla defense allowed 24.4 points and 320.4 total yards per game (141.0 Education: Bachelor’s, Washburn, 1990; Master’s - rushing, 179.4 passing). The Gorillas ranked second in the MIAA in total defense and physical education, PSU, 1995. passing defense. In 2013, the Pitt State defense allowed 18.6 points and 338.4 total yards 1992-93 Graduate Assistant – Pittsburg State per game (152.9 rushing, 185.5 passing). The Gorillas ranked second in the MIAA in 1994-99 Defensive Coordinator – Saginaw Valley State scoring defense and passing defense. 1999-2000 Offensive Coordinator – Emporia State In 2014, the Gorillas ranked in the top 10 nationally in points allowed (8th, 15.6 ppg), total yards 2001-06 Head Coach – Emporia State allowed (7th, 284.4 ypg) and passing yards allowed (8th, 155.2 ypg). 2007 Offensive Coordinator – Tarleton State During the 2007 season, he served as offensive coordinator at Tarleton State University, an 2008-10 Defensive Coordinator – Pittsburg State NCAA Division II member of the Lone Star Conference. The Texans posted a 9-2 record and 2011-17 Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coordinator - Pittsburg State narrowly failed to qualify for the NCAA-II playoffs. Tarleton averaged 37.2 points and 452.2 2018 Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Coordinator - Pittsburg State total yards per game, ranking 23rd nationally in scoring and 20th nationally in total offense. Nate Dreiling Defensive Coordinator Second Season Alma Mater: PSU, ’13

ate Dreiling enters his second year as a member of the Pitt State Ncoaching staff after joining the Gorillas in 2007. He was elevated to the role of defensive coordinator on Dec. 7, 2017, after serving one season as the safeties coach. In his first season with the Gorillas he helped the Pitt State defense generate 25 turnovers overall and rank 19th nationally in fumble recoveries. The Gorilla defense also ranked second nationally in fourth down conversion percentage (.200). He coached three All-MIAA performers in 2017. 6 Dreiling returned to his alma mater after serving two years on the football coaching staff at the University of Kansas. The Victoria/Hutchinson, Kan., native garnered All-America honors all four years as a linebacker for the Gorillas (2010-13), earning consensus first-team All-America honors as well as NCAA Division II National Defensive Player of the Year accolades from the Don Hansen Football Committee in 2011. THE Dreiling FILE Dreiling received first-team All-MIAA honors in each of his final three seasons Years at Pitt: Second (2011-13), including being named the 2011 MIAA Defensive Player of the Year. Family: Wife, Alexa. He was a second-team All-MIAA pick as a redshirt freshman in 2010. Education: Bachelor’s - general studies, PSU, 2013. 2015-16 Assistant Coach – Kansas (TEs) Dreiling set both PSU and MIAA records for career tackles (491) and helped the 2017 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (Safeties) Gorillas capture the 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship. He also earned 2017 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (Safeties) CoSIDA Academic All-America® honors following his senior season in 2013. 2018 Defensive Coordinator - Pittsburg State Dreiling earned a bachelor’s degree in general studies from Pitt State in December 2013. He married the former Alexa Bordewick on May 25, 2018. The couple reside in Pittsburg. Matt Karleskint josh lattimer Wide Receivers Defensive Line Third Season Third Season Alma Mater: Kan. Wesleyan, ’02 Alma Mater: PSU, ’07

att Karleskint begins his third season as a member of the Pitt State coaching staff osh Lattimer begins his first year as a full-time member of the Pittsburg State University Mafter joining the Gorillas as wide receivers coach in March 2016. Jcoaching staff after being hired as defensive line coach on Dec. 7, 2017. Lattimer served as defensive coordinator at MIAA rival Northeastern State University the past Karleskint helped the Pitt State offense rank 11th in NCAA Division II in passing yards four years (2014-17). (305.5 ypg) in 2016. He has coached four All-MIAA performers the past two seasons with Levi Copelin earning All-America accolades and Brenner Clemons garnering MIAA He spent the 2013 season as head coach at Ellsworth Community College in Iowa Falls, Iowa, after spending the 2012 season as defensive coordinator for the Panthers. In 2012, he helped Freshman of the Year recognition in 2016. lead ECC to a victory in the Graphic Edge Bowl and a final national ranking of No. 19 in the Karleskint joined the Pitt State staff from Lindenwood University where he served as NJCAA polls. offensive coordinator the previous two seasons (2014-15). He also served as pass game Prior to his two-year stint with Ellsworth, Lattimer served as linebackers coach and strength & coordintor at Lindenwood in 2013. conditioning coordinator at Fort Scott High School. He coached two All-State linebackers and helped the Tigers win district championships both years (2010-11). Prior to joining the Lindenwood staff, Karleskint served as wide receivers coach at Southeastern Oklahoma State University in 2012. He also spent four years at Hutchinson Community College as linebackers coach from 2007-10. The Blue Dragons made two playoff appearances in 2008-09, and the 2009 squad won the Salt 7 The Fort Scott, Kan., native coached the 2010 and 2011 seasons at Iowa State City Bowl Championship and finished the season ranked No. 13 in the nation with a 7-4 record. University as an offensive line assistant coach. Lattimer served as a student assistant coach at Pitt State from 2005-06. Karleskint has additional previous coaching experience in the MIAA at Missouri As a player for the Gorillas, he earned All-MIAA honors in each of his final three seasons Southern State University and Northwest Missouri State University. He served as (2003-05) and All-America accolades in his final two years (2004-05), while helping Pitt State offensive coordinator at MSSU from 2006-09 and he was running backs coach at to a 14-1 record and the 2004 NCAA Division II National Runner-up finish his junior season. NWMSU in 2004-05, serving on the Bearcats NCAA Division II National Runner-up staff The Fort Scott, Kan., native also was a two-time NCAA national qualifier in the javelin throw as in 2005. He also coached at Ottawa University in 2002-03. a member of the Pitt State track & field team. Karleskint earned his bachelor’s of arts degree in health, physical education and Lattimer received a bachelor’s degree in general studies from Pittsburg State in 2007. recreation from Kansas Wesleyan University in 2002. He earned a master’s of education He is married to the former Nicole Brown. The couple has four children: Jeremiah, Natalie, from Northwest Missouri State University in 2005 and Iowa State University in 2011. Jack and Joel. Matt and his wife, Kati, have two daughters: Alli, 10, and Lilli, 6. The couple is expecting a third child later this year. THE Lattimer FILE Years at Pitt: Third THE Karleskint FILE Family: Wife, Nicole. Children, Jeremiah, Natalie, Jack, Joel. Education: Bachelor’s - general studies, PSU, 2007. Years at Pitt: Third 2005-06 Student Assistant – Pittsburg State Family: Wife, Kati. Daughters, Alli (10) & Lilli (6). 2007-10 Assistant Coach – Hutchinson Community College Education: Bachelor’s - health, p.e. & recreation, Kansas Wesleyan, 2002; 2011 Assistant Coach – Fort Scott H.S. Master’s - education, Northwest Missouri, 2005 2012 Defensive Coordinator – Ellsworth Community College 2002-03 Assistant Coach – Ottawa University 2013 Head Coach – Ellsworth Community College 2004-05 Graduate Assistant – Northwest Missouri 2014-17 Defensive Coordinator – Northeastern State 2006-09 Assistant Coach – Missouri Southern (Off. Coord.) 2018 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (DL) 2010-11 Assistant Coach – Iowa State (OLs) 2012 Assistant Coach – Southeastern Oklahoma (WRs) 2013 Assistant Coach – Lindenwood (Pass Game Coord.) 2014-15 Assistant Coach – Lindenwood (Off. Coord.) 2016-18 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (WRs) john pierce Carl Roth Running Backs Recruiting Coord./LBs 31st Season 27th Season Alma Mater: PSU, ’80 Alma Mater: PSU, ’93

ohn Pierce enters his 31st year as a member of the Gorillas’ coaching staff and his 22nd arl Roth begins his 27th season on the Pittsburg State coaching staff and his Jyear since returning to Pittsburg State from the prep ranks. C27th year working with the Gorillas’ linebackers. Pierce returned to his alma mater in 1997, after a two-year absence in which he was head football coach at nearby Columbus Unified High School. For his first 11 seasons, Roth worked with outside linebackers while he has The Pitt State offense has ranked among the top 10 teams nationally in rushing offense in 11 of the worked with inside linebackers for the past 14 seasons, including the last nine last 19 years with the 2004 squad setting the all-time NCAA all division record with 5,320 yards. years in the Gorillas’ base 4-2-5 defense. Former All-American tailback Germaine Race also shattered the all-time NCAA all division scoring record (634 pts.) and the all-time NCAA-II rushing record (6,985 yds.) during the 2006 season. In addition to his role as linebackers coach, Roth assumed the role of Pierce handled PSU’s kickoff return and punt coverage teams from 1997-2014. In 2001, PSU ranked Recruiting Coordinator in April 2017. fifth nationally in kickoff returns (25.0 ypr) and seventh in net punting (38.1 ypp). The Gorillas also ranked fifth nationally in net punting (38.3 ypp) in 2010. In 2012 and 2013, return specialist A member of the American Football Coaches Association, Roth became a John Brown garnered MIAA and NCAA Division II National Special Teams Player of the Year honors. full-time assistant at PSU in 1995, after serving first as a student assistant In addition to his responsibilities as running backs coach, Pierce served as Pitt State’s (1992-93) and then as a graduate assistant (1994). 8 Recruiting Coordinator from 2007-15. Pierce previously served as a part-time assistant on the PSU coaching staff from 1989-94 and During his tenure at Pitt State, Roth has coached 22 All-MIAA players and six was responsible for running backs (’89-91) and then wide receivers and special teams (’92-94). All-Americans, including four-time All-American and 2011 NCAA Division II A native of Manhattan, Kan., Pierce was a three-year letterwinner (’77-79) on the Gorilla National Defensive Player of the Year Nate Dreiling. football team. He then served as a student assistant coach at Pitt State from 1980-82 while earning both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in physical education from PSU. Roth was a four-year letterman at Missouri University of Science & Technology During his tenure on the Pitt State staff, Pierce has coached 23 All-Conference players and 10 (formerly Missouri-Rolla) from 1987-91. He was a two-year starter at inside All-Americans. linebacker for the Miners. Roth played under former Gorilla head coach Chuck John is married to the former Sunny York of Lawton, Kan. Sunny is a member of PSU’s Broyles from 1987-88 when Broyles was the defensive coordinator at Missouri S&T. Athletics Hall of Fame as a former women’s basketball player. Roth, a Ste. Genevieve, Mo., native, completed his undergraduate degree in The couple have four adult children: Nikki, Timothy, Cody, and Randi. Nikki married Andrew Webster on May 24, 2008. The couple have four children: Ella (8), Pierce (6), Asa (4) and Hawk (3). physical education at PSU in the spring of 1993. He earned his master’s degree in physical education from Pittsburg State in the spring of 1995. The Pierces reside in Girard, Kan. He is married to the former Megan Saia. The couple have twin sons, Jax and THE PIERCE FILE Ty, who turn five on Feb. 26. The Roths reside in Pittsburg. Years at Pitt: 31st Family: Wife, Sunny. Daughter and son-in law, Nikki and Andrew Webster; sons, THE ROTH FILE Timothy and Cody and daughter Randi. Grandchildren: Ella (8), Pierce (6), Asa (4), Hawk (3). Years at Pitt: 27th Education: Bachelor’s - physical education, PSU; Master’s - physical education, PSU. Family: Wife, Megan. Twin sons, Jax & Ty (4). 1980-81 Student Assistant – Pittsburg State (WRs) Education: Bachelor’s - physical education, PSU, 1993; 1982 Graduate Assistant – Pittsburg State (WRs) Master’s - physical education, PSU, 1995. 1984-88 Assistant Coach – Frontenac H.S. 1992-93 Student Assistant – Pittsburg State (OLBs) 1989-91 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (RBs) 1994 Graduate Assistant – Pittsburg State (OLBs) 1992-94 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (WRs) 1995-02 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (OLBs) 1995-96 Head Coach – Columbus Unified H.S. 2003-09 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (ILBs) 1997-2018 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (RBs) 2010-18 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (LBs) keeston terry Steve Wells Cornerbacks Offensive Line Second Season 11th Season Alma Mater: PSU, ’15 Alma Mater: PSU, ’02

eeston Terry begins his second season on the Pittsburg State coaching staff teve Wells begins his 11th season as the Gorillas’ offensive line coach after joining the Kand his first year as a full-time staff member after being elevated into a SPitt State staff on Jan. 10, 2008. full-time staff position on Dec. 7, 2017. Wells returned to campus in 2008 after a three-year absence. The Riverton, Kan., native served as a graduate assistant offensive line coach from 2002-04, after enjoying a Terry serves as the Gorillas’ cornerbacks coach. decorated playing career for the Gorillas from 1997-2001. As a graduate assistant coach in 2017, Terry coached a pair of All-MIAA Wells has coached six All-Americans and 17 All-MIAA players on the Pitt State offensive performers at cornerback. line since returning to campus. Terry returned to his alma mater after enjoying a decorated three-year Prior to returning to his alma mater, Wells served as offensive line coach at Joplin (Mo.) playing career for the Gorillas from 2012-14. The Blue Springs, Mo., native High School for three years. He coached eight All-Ozark Conference offensive linemen during his tenure on the Eagles coaching staff. earned All-MIAA honors as a safety all three seasons for the Gorillas. He also garnered All-Super Region Three and NCAA Division II All-America Prior to coaching in the high school ranks, Wells served as a graduate assistant offensive accolades his senior year in 2014 while helping Pitt State to an MIAA line coach at PSU from 2002-04. He helped the Gorillas to a pair of MIAA titles (2003-04) 9 and consecutive trips to the NCAA-II playoffs his final two years on the PSU staff. Championship. Wells coached five NCAA-II All-American offensive linemen during his previous three-year He played two seasons at the University of Kansas (2010-11), starting 10 tenure on the Gorillas staff, including the inaugural Gene Upshaw Award winner – Division II games for the Jayhawks as a redshirt freshman in 2011. Lineman of the Year – in 2004 (Nathan Baker). Terry earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Pitt State in Wells earned third-team NCAA-II All-America and first-team All-MIAA honors as an December 2015 and a master’s degree in educational leadership. offensive lineman as a senior for the Gorillas in 2001, helping Pitt State to an MIAA title, an 11-2 record and an NCAA-II national quarterfinalist finish. Terry is single and lives in Pittsburg. He enjoyed a six-year playing career, redshirting in his initial season at Pitt State in 1996 and exercising a medical redshirt in 1997. THE terry FILE Wells, an All-League and All-District tight end during his prep days at Riverton High School, earned a bachelor’s of science degree in biology from Pittsburg State in May 2002 and a Years at Pitt: Second master’s of science degree in physical education from PSU in December 2003. Family: Single. Education: Bachelor’s - physical education, PSU, 2015; Steve has a daughter, Elizabeth (12), a son, Slate, who turns 10 on Nov. 3 and a son, Axle, who Master’s - educational leadership, PSU, 2018. turns seven on Feb. 23. He resides in Pittsburg. 2017 Graduate Assistant – Pittsburg State (CBs) 2018 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (CBs) THE WELLS FILE Years at Pitt: 11th Family: Daughter, Elizabeth (12) and sons, Slate (turns 10, Nov. 3) and Axyl (turns seven, Feb. 23). Education: Bachelor’s - biology, PSU, 2002; Master’s - physical education, PSU, 2003. 2002-04 Graduate Assistant – Pittsburg State (OL) 2005-07 Assistant Coach – Joplin (Mo.) H.S. 2008-18 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (OL) Larry Garman luke miller In-Season, Off Campus Recruiting Tight Ends 20th Season Eighth Season Alma Mater: PSU, ’62 Alma Mater: PSU, ’14

arry Garman begins his 20th season as a volunteer coach with the Pittsburg uke Miller enters his eighth year as a member of the Pitt State coaching staff. LState University staff, after retiring from Pittsburg High School as one of the LHe begins his seventh season working with the Gorillas’ tight ends, after most successful prep coaches in Kansas state history. assisting John Pierce with the Gorillas’ running backs in 2011. Garman, who worked with the Gorillas’ tight ends for 12 seasons, serves as He has coaching four All-MIAA performering during his tenure on staff. the staff’s in-season, off-campus recruiter, extensively recruiting regional high Miller, a Claflin, Kan., native, came to Pitt State after serving the previous two schools and junior colleges. years as a student assistant coach at Garden City Community College. He served During his tenure on Pitt State’s staff, Garman has coached six All-MIAA players as a running backs coach for the Broncbusters in 2009, before working with and three All-Americans. wide receivers in 2010. Garman, a member of the American Football Coaches Association, served as Miller played quarterback at Garden City from 2006-07. head coach at Pittsburg High for 34 seasons, molding the Purple Dragons into He earned a bachelor’s degree in recreation from Pitt State in May 2014 and a 10 the model Class 5A program in the state. master’s degree in human health & performance in May 2016. He served as assistant coach for three years before taking the PHS helm. Miller is single and lives in Pittsburg. During his tenure, he led the Purple Dragons to an amazing 255-84-5 record (.749), three Class 5A state titles (’83, ’88, ’90), a state-record 21 playoff appearances and 31 winning seasons. THE miller FILE He was inducted into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame in 2001 and the PSU Years at Pitt: Eighth Athletics Hall of Fame for meritorious achievement in 2012. Family: Single. Education: Bachelor’s - recreation, PSU, 2014; Master’s - human health & A Seneca, Mo., native, Garman earned a bachelor’s of science degree in performance, PSU, 2016. education from PSU in 1962 and a master’s degree in school administration 2011 Student Assistant – Pittsburg State (RBs) from PSU in 1965. 2012-13 Student Assistant – Pittsburg State (TEs) 2014-15 Graduate Assistant – Pittsburg State (TEs) Larry and his wife, Karen, live in Pittsburg. They have three adult children: 2016-18 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (TEs) Rhonda, Greg and Julie. THE GARMAN FILE Years at Pitt: 20th Family: Wife, Karen. Three adult children: Rhonda, Greg and Julie. Education: Bachelor’s - education, PSU, 1962; Master’s - school admin., PSU, 1965. 1962-64 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg H.S. 1965-98 Head Coach – Pittsburg H.S. 1999-2010 Assistant Coach – Pittsburg State (TEs) 2011-18 Assistant Coach – In-Season, Off Campus Recruiting matt nelson terry Szucs Strength Training/Nutrition Defensive Line Fifth Season Second Season Alma Mater: NWMSU, ’09 Alma Mater: Lock Haven, ’75

erry Szucs returns for his second season as a volunteer assistant on the Pittsburg State att Nelson enters his fifth year as Pittsburg State University’s director of TUniversity coaching staff. He assists Josh Lattimer with the Gorillas’ defensive line. strength training & nutrition, after being hired to the position on July 3, 2014. M Szucs also served as a volunteer assistant for the Gorillas during their 2014 MIAA Nelson came to Pitt State from William Jewell College in Liberty, Mo., where he served Championship season. as the Cardinals’ head strength & conditioning coach for the 2013-14 academic year. He served as a defensive quality control coach at the University of Minnesota from 2015-16, He also previously served as an assistant strength & conditioning coach at MIAA before returning to his alma mater – Lock Haven University – in 2017. member Northwest Missouri State University and served strength & conditioning For 20 seasons, from 1996 to 2013, Szucs served on Lock Haven’s staff in a variety of internships at Texas Christian University (2011) and the University of Missouri (2012). roles, including: assistant head coach, defensive coordinator, secondary coach, linebacker As Director of Strength Training and Nutrition, Nelson provides expertise, coach, offensive coordinator, quarterback coach and offensive line coach. guidance and training in the area of strength development, physical Prior to the 1996 season, Szucs spent 13 seasons at Dodge City Community College. He also conditioning, injury rehabilitation and nutrition for PSU’s student-athletes. has enjoyed coaching stints at Washburn University, Wayne (Neb.) State College, Westmar Additionally, he assists in the rehabilitation of injured student-athletes and and South Dakota State University during his 42-year coaching career. 11 provides oversight and management of the strength and conditioning facility. A 1975 Lock Haven graduate, Szucs was a four-year letterwinner for the Bald Eagles. He He also designs, implements, conducts and monitors strength and conditioning programs was a two-year team captain and earned first-team All-PSAC at guard as a senior in 1975. for all athletic teams as well as monitors and advises student-athletes on proper nutrition. Terry and his wife, Paula, have two adult children: Leigh and Vanessa. Nelson earned a bachelor’s of science degree in corporate recreation and wellness from Northwest Missouri State University in May 2009 and a master’s of science degree in applied health/sports sciences from the school in May bo farrow 2011. He is a certified strength and conditioning specialist (NSCA). The Maryville, Mo., native was a three-year starter on the football team for the Graduate Assistant Bearcats (2006-08), earning honorable mention All-MIAA honors as a senior in 2008. He started 44 consecutive games while helping the Bearcats make four First Season straight NCAA Division II National Championship Game appearances. Alma Mater: PSU, ’18 Matt married the former Megan Dworak on Aug. 7, 2015. The couple reside in Pittsburg. o Farrow enters his first year as a graduate assistant on the Pitt State coaching staff. BHe will assist Steve Wells with the Gorillas’ offensive linemen. Farrow concluded a decorated career as a two-sport athlete for the Gorillas last spring. The Broken Arrow, Okla., native earned All-MIAA honors all four years in football (2014-17), starting all 47 career games at center. He earned honorable mention NCAA Division II All-America recognition each of his final two seasons. Farrow also earned All-America honors in the discus four straight years and he captured the national championship in the shot put while helping Pitt State claim the 2018 NCAA Division II Indoor Track & Field National Championship. Farrow earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from Pitt State in May 2018. He currently is pursuing a master’s degree in educational leadership. ramsey hamilton Andrew Nichols Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant First Season Second Season Alma Mater: PSU, ’18 Alma Mater: W. Ill., ’17

amsey Hamilton enters his first year as a graduate assistant on the Pitt State ndrew Nichols enters his second year as a graduate assistant on the Pitt State Rcoaching staff. He assists Nate Dreiling with the Gorillas’ safeties. Acoaching staff. He assists Steve Wells with the Gorillas’ offensive line. Hamilton joins the Pitt State coaching staff after a stand-out playing career as a Nichols joined the Pitt State coaching staff after graduating from Western Illinois quarterback and wide receiver for the Gorillas (2012-17). The Beggs, Okla., native University. The Shawnee, Kan., native played for the Leathernecks from 2015- rushed for 283 career yards and scored 12 touchdowns. He also tossed a 25-yard 16. He also played two seasons at Highland Community College where he was a touchdown in the Gorillas’ 35-17 win over No. 1 Northwest Missouri in 2014. second-team All-Conference selection as a sophomore in 2014. Hamilton earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from PSU in May 2018. Nichols earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Western Illinois in May 2017. He currently is pursuing a master’s degree in educational leadership. He currently is pursuing a master’s of business administration (MBA) from Pitt State. thomas Lepage travis young 12 Graduate Assistant Graduate Assistant First Season Third Season Alma Mater: PSU, ’18 Alma Mater: PSU, ’18

homas LePage enters his first year as a graduate assistant on the Pitt State ravis Young enters his first year as a graduate assistant on the Pitt State Tcoaching staff. He assists Carl Roth with the Gorillas’ linebackers. Tcoaching staff after serving as a student assistant for two seasons. He assists Matt Karleskint with the Gorillas’ wide receivers and also helps coordinate PSU LePage joins the Pitt State coaching staff after a stand-out playing career as a Football social media activities and video. quarterback for the Gorillas (2014-17). The Jefferson City, Mo., native compiled a 10-3 record as Pitt State’s starting quarterback, passing for 2,419 career yards Young joined the Pitt State coaching staff after serving as a student assistant coach and 20 touchdowns. at Coffeyville Community College for a year-and-a-half. LePage earned a bachelor’s degree in physical education from PSU in May 2018. He The Caney, Kan., native earned a bachelor’s degree in management from PSU in currently is pursuing a master’s of business administration (MBA). December 2017. He currently is pursuing a master’s of business administration (MBA). 2018 Outlook The Pittsburg State University football team returns 15 players who Up front, the Gorillas return a pair of All-MIAA performers from 2017 in started four or more games (five offense, 10 defense) in 2017 and eight junior tackle Ryan Dodd (6-5, 300) and sophomore guard Zach Thomas players who garnered All-MIAA accolades a year ago. (6-4, 311). That core group, along with 31 additional returning letterwinners, will Pitt State also welcomes back a pair of seniors – guard Alex Jones (6-5, seek to return the Gorillas to the top of the powerful MIAA in 2018. 326) and tackle Tyler Stiff (6-5, 280) – who have made 10 or more career In addition to the returning letterwinners, Pitt State head coach Tim starts. Junior center Benton Sinclair (6-0, 272) also returns and figures Beck and his staff bolstered the Gorillas’ roster with another promising to contend for a starting role this fall. high school signing class. The Gorillas offensive line cast average 6 feet, 4 inches and 298 pounds. “We feel we have a strong group of upperclassmen in our program that “We lost a pair of two-time All-America offensive linemen to graduation we couple with some very promising underclassmen we have added in our in Bo Farrow and recruiting classes the past three years,” said Beck, who has fashioned a 68-27 Codey Funk, but we (.716) record including the 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship as feel like we have he enters his ninth season leading his alma mater. “So we have a very good a good group of mix of both experience and depth to our squad. We had a very competitive offensive lineman spring season. Our players, and our coaches, carried over the energy from to lead us this fall. closing out the 2017 season with six straight wins. Collectively we are eager We have a balance to compete for an MIAA Championship and beyond this fall.” of experienced 13 players and The Pitt State Offense younger players Senior John Roderique will return to lead the Pitt State offense for who are maturing a fourth season. A two-time All-MIAA performer, Roderique will seek to into frontline return to form after battling injuries in performers. We’re 2017. Roderique (6-5, 220) made six starts excited to see our a year ago, passing for 919 yards and three offensive line help touchdowns and rushing for 335 yards set the tone for our and a score. The Webb City, Mo., native has offense.” passed for 4,679 yards and 31 touchdowns In the backfield, in 24 career games for the Gorillas. He also the Gorillas lost a has rushed for 1,119 yards and 14 TDs, 1,000-yard rusher compiling 5,798 yards of total offense (241.6 and All-America ypg) and accounting for 55 touchdowns. performer in Redshirt freshmen B.J. Bradbury Michael Rose. Now, Pitt State will look to a talented group of underclassmen (6-3, 200) and Matt Harman (6-3, 212) to carry the load. both enjoyed fruitful spring camps and Sophomore Tucker Horak is the Gorillas’ top returning ground gainer. stand poised to battle for the back-up Horak (5-10, 182) carried the ball 72 times for 375 yards (5.2 ypc) and one quarterback role for the Gorillas. touchdown in 2017. Junior Keynan Scheurich (5-11, 206) rushed 37 “We are looking forward to having a times for 174 yards and six scores, while sophomore D’Vontae Brown healthy John Roderique at quarterback (5-11, 226) added six touchdowns in short-yardage situations a year ago. all year in 2018,” Beck said. “We’ve seen Senior DeMarcus Edwards (5-11, 210), junior Kiah Kintchen (5-8, flashes of what a special talent he is the past three years. John is a veteran 167) and sophomore Tyler Adkins (5-10, 194) also are expected to vie for leader who we think is ready for a big senior season.” action this fall. Junior Lorenzo West and redshirt Additionally, the Gorillas welcome sophomore Brenner Clemons lead a back four All-MIAA performers in the talented wide receiving corps. secondary: senior safety Marcus West (5-11, 171) caught 40 passes Brantley, senior cornerback Carnell for 517 yards (18.4 ypc) and five Lewis, junior safety Josh Hornback touchdowns as a sophomore in 2017, and sophomore safety Morgan while Clemons (6-3, 206) averaged Selemaea. 82.5 yards per game before suffering Brantley (5-10, 190) logged 66 a season-ending injury that forced tackles (39 solo) with 6.5 tackles-for- him to exercise a medical redshirt. loss in 11 games last year. He also He caught 42 passes for 559 yards and recorded two pass break-ups, two four scores in 2016, earning honorable fumble recoveries and two forced mention All-MIAA honors. fumbles while earning second-team Junior Dash Cameron (5-10, 189), All-MIAA recognition. sophomore Brendan Franklin (6-3, Lewis (6-0, 184) registered 28 183) and redshirt freshmen Lawrence tackles (24 solo) with one interception Dixon (5-10, 175), Elijah Harris (5-10, and nine pass break-ups before 171) and Bryce Murphy (6-2, 186) also suffering a season-ending injury in figure to vie for action for the Gorillas. week nine. “Once again, we have a good deal of Hornback (6-2, 171) made a team- 14 speed in the skill positions in the backfield and at wide receiver,” Beck said leading 70 tackles (44 solo) in 2017. He recorded two interceptions, two “The name of the game in the MIAA is speed on offense, and we feel like we pass break-ups and blocked a pair of kicks. have some players that can help us be an explosive offense once again this fall.” At tight end, senior Andy Otting (6-4, 238), junior Jackson Krull (6-7, 248), sophomore Bryce Barto (6-3, 228) and redshirt sophomore Cole Baughman (6-7, 245) figure to battle for playing time.

The Pitt State Defense The Gorillas return 10 players that started four or more games in 2017 of the defensive side of the ball, led by an All-America defensive lineman in junior Simanu’a Thomas. Thomas (6-1, 288) made 36 tackles (21 solo) with Selemaea (5-11, 196) enjoyed a solid debut in his freshman season, 9.0 tackles-for-loss and 2.5 recording 40 tackles (28 solo) with 9.0 tackles-for-loss and an MIAA leading quarterback sacks in 2017, 8.0 quarterback sacks in 10 games played. earning first-team All-MIAA Lewis, Hornback and Selemaea all garnered honorable mention All-MIAA honors. He also recorded recognition. an interception and a pass Seniors Bradley Payne (6-1, 262), junior Danny Williams (6-4, break-up and he forced a 259) and sophomore Gage Kaiser (6-2, 250) join Thomas on the interior fumble and recovered another. defensive line. Payne earned honorable mention All-MIAA honors in 2017, making 26 tackles (12 solo) and 1.5 tackles-for-loss. Senior José Speer (6-3, 231), junior Ned Bingaman (6-5, 241) and sophomores Levi Wyrick (6-5, 230) and Joe Riggins (6-1, 200) all return to the defensive end post. Bingaman started all 12 games in 2017, making 30 tackles (12 solo) with 3.0 tackles-for-loss. Wyrick started nine times, recording 19 stops (13 solo) with 2.5 TFLs. Junior transfer Cole Morris (6-4, 218) also joins the defensive end cast along with redshirt junior Elijah Jeffcoat (6-3, 200) and freshmen Keiondre Hall (6-4, 210) and Delvin Jordan (6-0, 227). In the secondary, senior Matt Magee (6-0, 199), junior Creighton Sanders (6-1, 189) and sophomore Alex Derryberry (6-0, 172) also return at the safety positions, while senior Paul Davis (5-10, 173), junior Keeyon Incle (6-0, 174) and sophomore Tyshawn Johnson (5-11, 157) return at cornerback. Sanders made 49 tackles with two pass break-ups and two forced fumbles last year, while Davis logged 19 tackles, three interceptions and four pass break-ups. Junior transfer KiAnte Hardin also figures to impact Pitt State’s cornerback corps. Hardin (5-11, 180) played two years at the University of Minnesota (2015-16). He started seven of eight games as a sophomore in 2016, making 39 tackles with two interceptions and six pass break-ups. 15 At linebacker, the Gorillas return a pair of veteran players in seniors Demetrius Bernard and Darian Taylor. Bernard, an honorable mention All-MIAA selection as “Defensively, we have veteran leaders at all positions so we’re very a sophomore in 2015, made excited to see how they develop an overall chemistry as a unit,” Beck said. 40 tackles (25 solo) last year “They have a great deal of team speed and play with a high level of energy. with 6.0 tackles-for-loss and I think we have a chance to be a very good defensive unit and we’re excited 3.0 quarterback sacks. to see them perform this fall.” Taylor (6-3, 214) made 54 tackles (36 solo) with Pitt State Special Teams 9.5 tackles-for-loss and 2.0 Senior Carter Anchors returns for a fourth season to handle Pitt quarterback sacks, earning State’s punting duties. Anchors (6-1, 200) earned third-team All-America honorable mention All-MIAA and first-team All-MIAA honors in 2016. He punted 42 times for a 37.1-yard honors last fall. average with 16 kicks inside the opponent 20 yard line last year. Senior Carter Anchors Sophomore Jared Vincent (5-11, 179) returns to handle placekicking (6-1, 200), juniors Jacob duties. Vincent converted 14 of 17 (.824) field goals and 44 of 48 PATs in Carpenter (6-2, 230) and 2017. Brett McDonald (6-2, 224) Sophomore Todd Morrow (5-10, 173) is expected to handle the and sophomore Kaden Roy Gorillas’ kickoff chores for a second straight season, while senior Conner (6-5, 227) also return to the Kaifes (6-1, 206) is expected to handle Pitt State’s deep snapping chores linebacking corps. again this fall. 2018 numerical roster NO NAME POS HT WT CL EXP NO NAME POS HT WT CL EXP 1 KiAnte Hardin CB 5-11 180 JR TR 36 Zack Roark LB 6-1 184 SO SQ Webb City, Mo./University of Minnesota Pittsburg, Kan./Pittsburg High School 2 Matt Magee S 6-0 199 SR 3L Carl Junction, Mo./Carl Junction High School 37 Keegan Duncan LS 6-1 212 SO SQ 3 Kiah Kintchen RB 5-8 167 JR 2L Lamar, Mo./Lamar High School Kansas City, Mo./Rockhurst High School 4 William Bazzle IV CB 6-2 182 SO 1L 40 Elijah Jeffcoat DE 6-3 200 JR RS Kansas City, Mo./Rockhurst High School Gilbert, Ariz./Mesa Community College 5 Carter Anchors LB/P 6-1 200 SR 3L 43 Joe Riggins DE 6-1 200 SO 1L Kansas City. Mo./Park Hill South High School Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Independence Community College 6 Josh Hornback S 6-2 171 JR 2L Wichita, Kan./Bishop Carroll High School 45 Todd Morrow PK/P 5-10 173 SO 1L 7 Morgan Selemaea S 5-11 196 SO 1L Lamar, Mo./Lamar High School Harrisonville, Mo./Harrisonville High School 47 Demetrius Bernard LB 6-0 238 SR 3L 8 Lorenzo West WR 5-11 171 JR 2L O’Fallon, Mo./Fort Zumwalt West High School Lawton, Okla./MacArthur High School 9 Brendon Franklin WR 6-3 183 SO 1L 48 Levi Wyrick DE 6-5 230 SO 1L Broken Arrow, Okla./Broken Arrow High School Elk City, Kan./Caney Valley High School 49 Conner Kaifes LS 6-1 206 SR 1L 10 Kaden Roy LB 6-5 227 SO 1L Shawnee, Kan./Coffeyville Community College Webb City, Mo./South Dakota State University 11 Darian Taylor S 6-3 214 SR 3L 52 Garrett Normand LB 6-1 210 SO SQ Manhattan, Kan./Manhattan High School Pittsburg, Kan./St. Mary’s-Colgan High School 12 Tyshawn Johnson CB 5-11 157 SO 1L Pinewood, S.C./Hutchinson Community College 53 Norris Floyd, Jr. OL 6-0 337 SO 1L 13 Connor Howard S 5-10 191 SO TR Forney, Texas/North Forney High School Brownwood, Texas/University of North Texas 54 Cole Morris DE 6-4 218 JR TR 14 Matt Harman QB 6-3 212 FR RS Shawnee, Kan./Butler Community College Cashion, Okla./Cashion High School 55 Keiondre Hall DE 6-4 210 FR RS 15 Jaylon Myers S 6-2 181 SR TR Columbia, Mo./Battle High School North Augusta, S.C./West Virginia University 16 Paul Davis CB 5-10 173 SR 1L 56 Anders Vance OL 6-1 264 SO SQ 16 Fort Walton Beach, Fla./Pima Community College Louisburg, Kan./Louisburg High School 17 B.J. Bradbury QB 6-3 200 FR RS 57 Jacob Carpenter LB 6-2 230 JR 2L Adair, Okla./Adair High School Savonburg, Kan./Humboldt High School 18 Brenner Clemons WR 6-3 206 SO 1L Lee’s Summit, Mo./Lee’s Summit West High School 58 Dylan Smith LB 6-0 231 SO 1L 19 John Roderique QB 6-5 220 SR 3L Stilwell, Kan./Blue Valley High School Webb City, Mo./Sam Houston State University 59 Kaden Brannin DL 6-4 232 JR 1L 20 Creighton Sanders S 6-1 189 JR 2L Carl Junction, Mo./Carl Junction High School Wichita, Kan./Wichita Heights High School 60 Tanner Gulick OL 6-3 269 SO SQ 21 Keeyon Incle CB 6-0 174 JR 2L Harrisonville, Mo./Harrisonville High School Blue Springs, Mo./Blue Springs South High School 64 Alex Jones OL 6-5 326 SR 3L 22 Tucker Horak RB 5-10 182 SO 1L Lawrence, Kan./ Lawrence High School Rossville, Kan./Rossville High School 65 Will Stringer OL 6-3 276 SO SQ 23 DeMarcus Edwards RB 5-11 210 SR 1L Topeka, Kan./Hayden High School Lee Summit, Mo./Lee Summit West High School 67 Antoine Robison OL 6-4 244 FR RS 24 Carnell Lewis CB 6-0 184 SR 1L Denison, Texas/Denison High School Raleigh, N.C./Santa Monica College 68 Benton Sinclair OL 6-0 272 JR 2L 25 Elijah Harris WR 5-10 171 FR RS Lee’s Summit, Mo./Raymore-Peculiar High School Pittsburg, Kan./Pittsburg High School 26 Jonathan Gilkey CB 5-9 179 SR 1L 70 Tyler Stiff OL 6-5 280 SR 3L Lee’s Summit, Mo./Lee’s Summit High School Liberty, Mo./Liberty High School 27 Jared Vincent PK/P 5-11 179 SO 1L 71 Cody Hastings OL 6-4 284 SO SQ Claremore, Okla./Claremore High School Carbondale, Kan./Santa Fe Trail High School 28 Tyler Adkins RB 5-10 194 SO 1L 72 Evan Applegate OL 6-6 287 SO TR Broken Arrow, Okla./Union High School Shawnee, Kan./Kansas State University 29 Brett McDonald LB 6-2 224 JR 2L 73 Ryan Dodd OL 6-5 300 JR 2L Lamar, Mo./Lamar High School Lee’s Summit, Mo./Lee’s Summit High School 74 Zach Thomas OL 6-4 311 SO 1L 30 Brady Bradbury S 5-10 200 SR 3L McKinney, Texas/McKinney North High School Adair, Okla./Adair High School 76 Jared Green OL 6-4 294 SO SQ 31 Keynan Scheurich RB 5-11 206 JR 2L Overland Park, Kan./Shawnee Mission West High School Carl Junction, Mo./Carl Junction High School 77 Justin Knighton-Smith OL 6-3 267 FR RS 32 D’Vontae Brown RB 5-11 226 SO 1L Duncanville, Texas/Duncanville High School Independence, Mo./William Chrisman High School 78 Minsok Lee OL 6-4 282 SO SQ

33 Marcus Brantley S 5-10 190 SR 1L Chesterfield, Mo./Westminster Christian School Tempe, Ariz./Mesa Community College 35 Alex Derryberry S 6-0 172 SO 1L Carthage, Mo./Carthage High School NO NAME POS HT WT CL EXP NAME POS HT WT CL EXP 80 Bryce Barto TE 6-3 228 SO SQ Biyron McGrew CB 6-1 172 FR RS Frontenac, Kan./Southwestern College Fort Smith, Ark./Fort Smith Northside High School 81 Jackson Krull TE 6-7 248 JR 2L Jon Meyer DE 6-5 245 SO SQ Smithville, Mo./Smithville High School Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley Southwest High School 82 Dash Cameron WR 5-10 189 JR 1L Brandon Mlekus S 5-11 185 FR RS Herman, Neb./Tekamah-Herman High School Frontenac, Kan./Frontenac High School 83 Sam Randall WR 6-1 193 JR SQ Bryce Murphy WR 6-2 186 FR RS Stilwell, Kan./Blue Valley Southwest High School Neosho, Mo./Neosho High School 84 Colter Hullings WR 6-0 182 SO SQ Brady Newland LS 6-2 217 SO TR Wichita, Kan./Kapaun Mt. Carmel High School Liberty, Mo./Jefferson College 85 Cole Baughman TE 6-7 245 SO RS Sherrick Rogers RB 6-0 201 SO TR Cedar Park, Texas/Abilene Christian University Pittsburg, Kan./Independence Community College 86 Grayson Handel WR 6-0 174 SR SQ P.J. Sarwinski LB 6-1 210 FR RS Lee Summit, Mo./Lee Summit West High School Galena, Kan./Galena High School 87 Sam Gibson TE 6-6 250 SO SQ Chandler Saied PK/P 6-1 180 FR RS Woodstock, Ill./Marian Central Catholic High School Broken Arrow, Okla./Broken Arrow High School 89 Andy Otting TE 6-4 238 SR 2L Adrian Scroggins S 6-0 181 SO TR Topeka, Kan./Hayden High School Pittsburg, Kan./Independence Community College 90 José Speer DE 6-3 231 SR 3L Adam Smith S 5-10 176 FR RS Webb City, Mo./Webb City High School Atchison, Kan./Atchison High School 91 Ned Bingaman DE 6-5 241 JR 2L Tomas Stringer RB 6-0 210 FR RS Overland Park, Kan./Shawnee Mission South High School Topeka, Kan./Hayden High School 92 Simanu’a Thomas DL 6-0 278 JR 2L Jarod Toogood DE 6-5 247 SO SQ Independence, Mo./Fort Osage High School Salina, Kan./Sacred Heart High School 93 Kyler Ray DE 6-3 230 SO SQ Alex Turner TE 6-5 251 FR RS Kuna, Idaho/Kuna High School Monett, Mo./Monett High School 94 Bradley Payne DL 6-1 262 SR 2L Anthony Wilkerson WR 5-9 175 FR RS Cheney, Kan./William Jewell College Lamar, Mo./Lamar High School 95 Christian Wills DL 6-1 265 FR RS Alex Wilson TE 6-6 277 FR RS Belleville, Ill./Althoff Catholic High School Paola, Kan./Washburn University 96 Gage Kaiser DE 6-2 250 SO 1L Nathan Woods DL 6-4 228 FR RS 17 Broken Arrow, Okla./Broken Arrow High School Pittsburg, Kan./Pittsburg High School 97 Danny Williams DL 6-4 259 JR SQ Wentzville, Mo./Timberland High School HIGH SCHOOL SIGNEES 98 Braxton Early DL 6-2 278 SR 2L NAME POS HT WT HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL Grove Hill, Ala./Fort Scott Community College Anthony Albertini DE 6-2 215 St. Paul, Kan./St. Paul High School Stefan Banda WR 5-11 170 Bentonville, Ark./Bentonville West High School ADDITIONAL SQUAD MEMBERS Joe Clune DL 6-1 290 Kansas City, Mo./St. Thomas Aquinas High School NAME POS HT WT CL EXP Payton Copher S 6-0 185 Springdale, Ark./Har-Ber High School Keaton Burroughs RB 6-0 198 SO TR Leighton Cushinberry DL 6-2 288 Atchison, Kan./Atchison High School Webb City, Mo./Northeastern State University Dalton Davis DL 6-3 231 Lamar, Mo./Liberal High School Zay’shawn Carter-Weston CB 5-10 162 FR RS Clayton Dunning WR 6-3 190 Aurora, Mo./Aurora High School Carl Junction, Mo./Carl Junction High School Grant Fairchild LB 6-3 194 Andale, Kan./Andale High School Britton Caudill LB 6-3 216 FR RS Justin Finnigan OL 6-2 276 Kansas City, Mo./Shawnee Mission East High School Pea Ridge, Ark./Pea Ridge High School Jared Flood S 5-10 170 Kansas City, Mo./St. Thomas Aquinas High School Masen Cook LB 6-0 225 SO TR Jeffrey Fordjour S 6-1 187 Wylie, Texas/Wylie High School Webb City, Mo./Missouri University of Science & Technology Drake Gammon TE 6-6 220 Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley West High School Fred Daughtry, Jr. WR 5-11 174 JR TR Lawrence Harris, Jr. TE 6-3 238 Tulsa, Okla./Union High School Tallahassee, Fla./Fort Scott Community College Devin Hillmon S 6-0 179 Tulsa, Okla./Muskogee High School Lawrence Dixon WR 5-10 175 FR RS Gasevan McGrue CB 5-8 159 Wylie, Texas/Wylie High School Grand Prairie, Texas/South Grand Prairie High School Thatcher Robertson LB 5-11 210 Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley North High School Luke Hardman RB 6-1 194 FR RS Elijah Robinson DE 6-2 197 Webb City, Mo./Webb City High School Lamar, Mo./Lamar High School Jordon Rogers LB 6-0 207 Webb City, Mo./Webb City High School Garrett Haskins WR 5-9 172 SO RS Cooper Schettler OL 6-4 276 Carlisle, Iowa/Carlisle High School Wichita, Kan./Hutchinson Community College Mak Sexton QB 6-1 202 Leander, Texas/Cedar Park High School Terrence Hoskin WR 6-2 222 SR SQ T.D. Smith TE 6-3 236 Piedmont, Okla./Piedmont High School St. Louis, Mo./Fort Scott Community College Carson Stout WR 5-11 140 Collinsville, Okla./Collinsville High School Jai’len Jones S 6-2 197 FR RS Michael Toney OL 6-3 276 Bentonville, Ark./Bentonville High School Kansas City, Mo./Hogan Prep High School Zeke Wall DL 6-1 276 Webb City, Mo./Carl Junction High School Delvin Jordan DE 6-0 227 FR RS Riley Watkins QB 6-0 197 Republic, Mo./Republic High School Sand Springs, Okla./Charles Page High School Joe Watskey LB 6-0 214 Edwardsville, Kan./Bishop Miege High School Kassidy Lemons PK 6-2 213 SR SQ Max Wilson LB 6-0 188 Pittsburg, Kan./St. Mary’s-Colgan High School Hutchinson, Kan./Hutchinson Community College Drew Winn RB 6-1 176 Pea Ridge, Ark./Pea Ridge High School Malcolm Mayes LB 6-0 211 FR RS Royal Oak Township, Mich./Loyola High School

john roderique b.j. bradbury #19 • QB #17 • QB 6-5 • 220 • SR • 3L 6-3 • 200 • Fr • RS webb city, mo. adair, okla. sam houston st. univ. adair H.S.

General: Fourth-year player… a returning two-time All-MIAA performer who is poised for a big senior General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the program… a talented season… has passed for 4,679 yards and 22 touchdowns in 24 career games, averaging 195.0 yards per quarterback who enjoyed a solid spring camp… will battle for the No. 2 QB role this fall. game… has compiled 5,798 yards of total offense with 1,119 rushing yards and 14 touchdowns… enters the 2018 season ranked fourth at PSU in career pass attempts (609) and career completion percentage (.5714), In 2017: Redshirt season. sixth in career passing yards (4,679) and eighth in career passing touchdowns (31)… transferred to Pitt In High School: A two-time Oklahoma Class 2A All-State performer (2015-16)… compiled a 49-6 record as a State after two seasons at FCS member Sam Houston State University… a two-year team captain (2017-18). four-year starter for the Warriors… totaled 9,602 career passing yards with 138 TDs, 2,651 career rushing yards In 2017: Started six of nine games played… missed the second half of the season opener (vs. UCM), with 52 TDs and 192 career tackles with 23 interceptions… passed for 3,016 yards and 41 TDs and rushed for week two (vs. UCO) and week nine (vs. NWMSU) action due to injury… played in a reserve role in three 422 yards and nine scores as a senior in 2016, leading the AHS to a 13-2 record and a state semifinal finish. games… completed 81 of 157 passes (.516) for 919 yards (102.1 ypg) and three touchdowns with Personal: Born August 7, 1998… son of Benny and Dawn Bradbury… a construction management major. seven interceptions… also rushed the ball 91 times for 335 yards (3.7 ypc) and one score… completed 21 of 28 passes for a season-high 221 yards and two touchdowns in the Agent Barry Live United Bown vs. Arkansas Tech (Dec. 2)… rushed the ball 28 times for a career-high 131 yards vs. FHSU (Oct. 7). In 2016: Started all nine games played… missed the second half of the season opener (vs. UCM) MATT HARMAN and week two (vs. NSU) and week three (vs. LWU) action due to injury… completed 173 of 295 passes (.586) for 2,496 yards (277.3 ypg) and 19 touchdowns with nine interceptions… also rushed #14 • QB the ball 86 times for 318 yards (3.7 ypc) and four scores … ranked second in the MIAA in passing 18 yards (277.3 ypg) and third in the conference in total offense (312.7 ypg)… set the PSU single-game 6-3 • 212 • FR • RS passing record with 473 yards and four TDs vs. ESU (Oct. 22)… also passed for 373 yards and five TDs vs. MWSU (Oct. 15), completing 22 of 30 passes… earned third-team All-MIAA honors. cashion, okla. In 2015: Started six games before suffering a season-ending foot injury… completed 94 of 157 passes cashion H.S. (.599) for 1,264 yards (210.7 ypg) and nine touchdowns with seven interceptions… also rushed the ball 80 times for 466 yards (5.8 ypc) and a team-leading nine scores… scored a pair of 34-yard touchdown runs on his first two plays from scrimmage in the season opener vs. NSU (Sept. 3)… completed 19 of 21 passes for 204 yards and three TDs vs. LWU (Sept. 12)… rushed 18 times for a season-high 117 yards and two General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the program… a talented TDs, including the game-winning score, vs. FHSU (Sept. 26)… earned honorable mention All-MIAA honors. quarterback who enjoyed a solid spring camp… will battle for the No. 2 QB role this fall. At SHSU: Redshirted in his initial season at Sam Houston State in 2013… did not use any eligibility In 2017: Redshirt season. for the Bearkats in 2014. In High School: A two-time Oklahoma Class A All-State performer at Cashion High School (2015-16)… In High School: The Missouri Class 4A Offensive Player of the Year as a senior at Webb City High a three-time All-District selection (2014-16), earning District Offensive MVP honors in 2014-15… a four- School in 2012… helped the Cardinals to a 30-0 combined record and back-to-back Class 4A state year starter with a 40-8 record… passed for 11,208 career yards with 142 TDs… just the fourth player titles his final two prep seasons as WCHS’s starting quarterback (2011-12). in Oklahoma state history to eclipse 10,000 career passing yards. Personal: Born December 27, 1994… son of John and Heather Roderique… a three-year member Personal: Born April 19, 1998… son of Clayton and Leah Harman… a member of the MIAA of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.22 GPA as an exercise science major. Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.61 GPA as an exploratory studies major. roderique PASSING STATS Year G C-Att Pct INT Yds Lng TDs demarcus edwards 2015 6 94-157 .599 7 1264 59 9 2016 9 173-295 .586 9 2496 81 19 #23 • rb 2017 9 81-157 .516 7 919 40 3 Totals 24 348-609 .571 23 4679 81 31 5-11 • 210 • SR • 1L roderique RUSHING STATS lee’s summit, mo. Year G Att Yds Avg Yds/G Lng TDs lee’s summit west H.S. 2015 6 80 466 5.8 77.7 39 9 2016 9 86 318 3.7 35.3 22 4 2017 9 91 335 3.7 37.2 41 1 Totals 24 257 1119 4.4 46.6 41 14 General: Fifth-year player… a hard-working running back who is primed for a breakthrough senior season this fall. In 2015-17: Saw action in 10 games in a reserve role in 2017… carried the ball three times for 10 In 2015: Redshirt season. yards on the season… saw action in two games in a reserve role for the Gorillas in 2016… did not see any action on the field in 2015. In High School: A Missouri Class 4A All-State performer as a senior at Carl Junction High School in 2014… the Big Eight Conference Offensive Player of the Year as well as the SW Missouri Football In 2014: Redshirt season. Coaches co-Offensive MVP… rushed for 2,025 yards and 40 TDs as a senior for the Bulldogs… also rushed for 1,475 yards and 32 TDs as a junior in 2013… a two-time All-Big Eight Conference pick. In High School: A second-team Missouri Class 6A All-State selection at running back as a senior at Lee’s Summit West High School in 2013… carried the ball 122 times for 1,222 yards and 20 Personal: Born April 7, 1997… son of Sandy Scheurich… a management major. touchdowns… helped the Titans to a 13-1 record and the Class 6A state title… also a national caliber AAU decathlete. scheurich RUSHING STATS Personal: Born July 8, 1996… son of Darron, Sr., and Michelle Edwards… a four-year member of Year G Att Yds Avg Yds/G Lng TDs the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.74 GPA as a management major. 2016 10 30 127 4.2 12.7 26 3 2017 12 37 174 4.7 14.5 15 6 Totals 22 67 301 4.5 13.7 26 9 kiah kintchen #3 • RB Tyler Adkins 5-8 • 167 • JR • 2L #28 • RB kansas city, Mo. 5-10 • 194 • so • 1L rockhurst H.s. broken arrow, okla. Union H.s. General: Fourth-year player… a talented running back who battled injury as a sophomore in 2017… looking for a breakthrough junior season for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Saw action in four games in a reserve role… carried the ball seven times for 18 yards and General: Third-year player… a talented running back who is primed for a breakthrough 19 one touchdown on the season. sophomore season… coming off a solid spring camp… figures to contend for significant playing time in the backfield for the Gorillas this fall. In 2016: Saw action in nine games, including one start… carried the ball 27 times for 60 yards and one touchdown on the season… also caught seven passes for 58 yards (8.3 ypc)… scored his first In 2017: Saw action in seven games in a reserve role for the Gorillas… carried the ball 14 times collegiate TD vs. Central Oklahoma (Sept. 8). for 62 yards on the season. In 2015: Redshirt season. In 2016: Redshirt season. In High School: A stand-out prep performer at Rockhurst High School… rushed for 793 yards In High School: An Oklahoma Class 6A All-State selection as a senior at Tulsa’s Union High and eight touchdowns as a senior in 2014, helping the Hawlets to a 12-2 record and the Missouri School… rushed for 1,756 yards and scored 27 touchdowns as a senior in 2015… also caught 18 Class 6A state runner-up finish… rushed for 684 yards and nine touchdowns as a junior in 2013. passes for 250 yards… finished his prep career with 4,507 rushing yards and 65 touchdowns. Personal: Born September 26, 1996… son of Charles and Tiffani Kintchen… a management major. Personal: Born April 2, 1998… son of Troy and LaDonna Adkins… a biology major. keynan scheurich D’Vontae brown #31 • RB #32 • RB 5-11 • 206 • jr • 2L 5-11 • 226 • so • 1L carl junction, Mo. independence, mo. carl junction H.s. william chrisman h.s.

General: Third-year player… a talented running back who gained quality experience the past two General: Third-year player… a talented running back who is primed for a breakthrough seasons… coming off a productive spring camp… expected to contend for significant action in the sophomore season… coming off a solid spring camp… figures to contend for significant playing backfield for the Gorillas this fall. time in the backfield for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games in a reserve role… carried the ball 37 times for 174 yards (4.7 In 2017: Saw action in 10 games in a reserve role for the Gorillas… carried the ball 18 times for ypc) and six TDs… rushed the ball four times for a career-high 41 yards and a TD vs. NSU (Sept. 16). 45 yards and six touchdowns on the season. In 2016: Saw action in 10 games in a reserve role… carried the ball 30 times for 127 yards (4.2 In 2016: Redshirt season. ypc) and three touchdowns… also caught four passes for 20 yards (5.0 ypc) out of the backfield… rushed the ball seven times for a season-high 37 yards and a TD vs. UNK (Nov. 5). In High School: A first-team All-Conference and first-team All-District performer as a running back as a senior at Independence’s William Chrisman High School in 2015… also a standout sprinter in track & field for the Bears. sherrick rogers Personal: Born May 26, 1998… son of Carneal Brown and Sarina Jackson… a physical education major. RB 6-0 • 201 • so • tr keaton burroughs pittsburg, kan. RB independence c.c. 6-0 • 198 • so • tr webb city, mo. General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State in January… played his freshman season at Independence Community College… a promising running back prospect who will provide quality northeastern st. univ. depth at the position. In Junior College: Spent one season at Independence Community College (2016)… saw action in seven games for the Pirates. General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State in August from MIAA rival Northeastern State In High School: A two-time Kansas Class 5A All-State performer at Pittsburg High School (2014- University… a promising running back prospect who will redshirt in his first year with the Gorillas. 15)… also a two-time All-SEK League seletion for the Purple Dragons. At NSU: Spent two seasons at Northeastern State, seeing limited action in 2017. Personal: Born January 6, 1998… son of Michael Rogers and Lacie Sisco… a construction In High School: A first-team Missouri Class 4A All-State selection as a senior at Webb City High management major. School in 2015…compiled 1,500 rushing yards and 28 touchdowns for the Cardinals. Personal: Born April 3, 1998… son of Jerome and Angie Burroughs… an exercise science major. tomas stringer 20 rb Tucker Horak 6-0 • 210 • fR • rs #22 • RB topeka, kan. 5-10 • 182 • so • 1L hayden H.S. Rossville, kan. rossville h.s. General: Second-year player… redshirted in his first year in the program… a promising running back prospect… made the move to running back from linebacker during spring drills… will provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas this fall. General: Third-year player… a talented running back who saw significant action as a redshirt freshman in 2017… expected to play a key role in the backfield for the Gorillas again this fall. In 2017: Redshirt season. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including three starts… carried the ball 72 times for 375 In High School: A Kansas Class 4A-II All-State performer as a senior at Topeka’s Hayden Catholic yards (5.2 ypc) and one touchdown on the season… also caught seven passes for 87 yards (12.4 ypc) High School… rushed for 1,100 yards and 18 touchdown his senior season for the Wildcats… out of the backfield… rushed 15 times for a season-high 89 yards vs. ESU (Oct. 21). helped Hayden to an 8-5 record and the Class 4A-II state runner-up finish in 2016. In 2016: Redshirt season. Personal: Born March 20, 1999… son of Tom and Jeanette Stringer… a construction management major. In High School: The two-time Sports in Kansas Offensive Player of the Year (2014-15) … the first player in Kansas state history to rush and pass for 2,000 yards in a season (2015) … posted a 40-1 record as the starting quarterback at Rossville High School … guided the Bulldawgs to consecutive 14-0 seasons and back-to-back Class 3A state titles (2014-15) … compiled 6,944 career rushing yards and 109 TDs … posted 5,510 career passing yards with 67 TDs … a 2016 Kansas Shrine Bowl selection. Personal: Born March 15, 1997… son of Terry and Wendi Horak… a member of the MIAA Acadeic Honor Roll in 2017… an exercise science major. horak RUSHING STATS Year G Att Yds Avg Yds/G Lng TDs 2017 12 72 375 5.2 31.2 38 1 grayson handel dash cameron #86 • wr #82 • WR 6-0 • 174 • sR • sq 5-10 • 189 • jr • 1l lee’s summit, mo. herman, neb. lee’s summit west h.s. tekamah-herman h.s.

General: Fifth-year player… a promising wide receiver prospect who continues to improve with General: Fouth-year player… a promising wide receiver prospect who continues to improve with experience… will look to compete for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. experience… a hard worker who will seek to challenge for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. In 2014-17: Saw limited action the past three seasons (2015-17), after redshirting in his initial In 2015-17: Saw action in five games in a reserve role at wide receiver and on special teams in year in the Pitt State program (2014). 2017… did not see any action on the field in 2016 after redshirting in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2015). In High School: A stand-out performer at Lee’s Summit West High School… helped the Titans to a 13-1 record and the Missouri Class 5A state title his senior season. In High School: A two-time Nebraska Class C2 All-State performer at Tekamah-Herman High School (2013-14)… a three-time All-District selection (2012-14)… caught 130 career passes for Personal: Born February 11, 1996… son of Mark and Johnna Handel… a member of the MIAA 2,207 yards (17.0 ypc) and 22 touchdowns. Academic Honor Roll in 2015… a management major. Personal: Born March 19, 1997… son of Dave and Sharon Cameron… a three-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.35 GPA as a management major. terrence hoskin wr fred daughtry, jr. 6-2 • 222 • Sr • SQ WR 21 st. louis, mo. 5-11 • 174 • jR • tr fort scott c.c. tallahassee, fla. fort scott c.c. General: Third-year player… a promising wide receiver prospect who will look to make an impact on the field for the Gorillas this fall. General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State in August from Fort Scott Community College… a In 2016-17: Did not see any action for the Gorillas in 2017 after, redshirting in his initial season speedy and talented wide receiver who will look to make an immediate impact for the Gorillas this fall. in the program in 2016. In Junior College: Spent two seasons at Fort Scott Community College… caught 44 passes for 465 In Junior College: Spent two seasons at Fort Scott Community College… caught 24 passes for 359 yards and three touchdowns as a freshman in 2016… saw action in five games for the Greyhounds yards and five touchdowns in 2012. as a sophomore in 2017. In High School: A two-time All-Conference performer at St. Louis’ Jennings High School. In High School: A stand-out performer at Tallahassee’s Lincoln High School… caught 46 passes Personal: Born December 13, 1992… son of Rhonda Hoskin… a psychology major. for 698 yards (15.2 ypc) and eight touchdowns as a senior in 2015. Personal: Born November 27, 1998… son of Fred, Sr., and Andrea Daughtry… a biology major. sam randall Brenner Clemons #83 • WR #18 • WR 6-1 • 193 • jr • sq 6-3 • 206 • so • 1L stilwell, kan. lee’s summit, mo. blue valley southwest h.s. lee’s summit west h.s.

General: Fourth-year player… a promising wide receiver prospect who continues to improve with General: Fourth-year player… a returning All-MIAA performer and the 2016 MIAA Freshman of the experience… a hard worker who will seek to challenge for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. Year… a talented wide receiver who is returning from a medical redshirt season… appears fully healed and poised for a big redshirt sophomore campaign… selected a 2017 PSU team captain. In 2015-16: Did not see any action on the field the past two seasons (2016-17) after redshirting in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2015). In 2017: Started two games before suffering a season-ending injury… caught 10 passes for 165 yards (16.5 ypc) and two touchdowns… caught four passes for 89 yards, including a 60-yard TD In High School: An honorable mention Kansas Class 5A All-State performer as a senior at grab vs. UCO (Sept. 9). Blue Valley Southwest High School in 2014… caught 34 passes for 651 yards (19.1 ypc) and five touchdowns his senior year… a two-time All-League selection. In 2016: Started all 11 games… caught 42 passes for 559 yards (13.3 ypc) and four touchdowns… carried the ball four times for 26 yards (6.5 ypc)… posted back-to-back 100-yard receiving games, Personal: Born June 20, 1996… son of Nelson and Theresa Randall… a three-year member of catching 11 passes for 138 yards and two TDs vs. FHSU (Oct. 8) and catching six passes for 153 yards the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.48 GPA as a construction engineering technology major. and two TDs vs. MWSU (Oct. 15)… earned honorable mention All-MIAA honors in addition to being named MIAA Freshman of the Year. lorenzo west In 2015: Redshirt season. In High School: A two-time Missouri Class 6A All-State performer at Lee’s Summit West High 22 #8 • WR School (2013-14)… caught 45 passes for 1,049 yards (23.3 ypc) and nine touchdowns and carried the ball 114 times for 754 yards (6.6 ypc) and 19 scores… helped the Titans to a 13-1 record and 5-11 • 171 • jr • 2L the Class 6A state title as a junior in 2013. lawton, okla. Personal: Born May 16, 1997… son of Brad and Valerie Clemons… a three-year member of the macarthur h.s. MIAA Academic Honor Roll and an MIAA Scholar Athlete… has a 3.78 GPA as a management major. clemons RECEIVING STATS Year G Rec Yds Avg Yds/G Lng TDs General: Fourth-year player… a dynamic wide receiver and return specialist who is primed for a 2016 11 42 559 13.3 50.8 49 4 2017 2 10 165 16.5 82.3 60 2 big junior season… expected to be an impact performer for the Gorillas again this fall. Totals 13 52 724 13.9 55.7 60 6 In 2017: Started 11 of 12 games… caught a team-leading 40 passes for 518 yards (12.9 ypc) and five touchdowns… also carried the ball 12 times for 88 yards (6.3 ypc)… returned 13 kickoffs for a 19.7-yard average… caught five passes for a career-high 90 yards and a TD vs. NSU (Sept. 16)… also had eight grabs for 85 yards and a score vs. ATU (Dec. 2). brendon franklin In 2016: Saw action in all 11 games in a reserve role and on special teams… caught five passes #9 • Wr for 76 yards (15.2 ypc)… carried the ball six times for 77 yards (12.8 ypc) including a 30-yard TD run vs. UCO (Sept. 8)… returned 19 kickoffs for a 27.2-yard average, ranking second in the MIAA 6-3 • 183 • so • 1L and 22nd nationally… had a 93-yard kickoff return for a touchdown vs. WU (Oct. 1), earning MIAA broken arrow, okla. Special Teams Player of the Week honors. In 2015: Redshirt season. broken arrow h.s. In High School: An Oklahoma Class 5A All-State performer at Lawton’s MacArthur High School as a senior in 2014… helped lead the Highlanders to the 5A state title with a school record 1,176 General: Third-year player… a talented wide receiver who has matured into a frontline performer receiving yards and 17 TDs… also an All-State return specialist… a state medalist in track & field. for the Gorillas… figures to be an impact player the Gorillas this fall. Personal: Born June 3, 1996… son of Barry West and Tasha Soria… a general studies major. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including six starts… caught 15 passes for 146 yards (9.7 ypc) west RECEIVING STATS and one touchdown on the season… caught five passes for 50 yards and a touchdown vs. ATU (Dec. 2)… tossed a 36-yard TD pass vs. ESU (Oct. 21). Year G Rec Yds Avg Yds/G Lng TDs 2016 11 5 76 15.2 6.9 37 0 In 2016: Redshirt season. 2017 12 40 518 12.9 43.2 43 5 Totals 23 45 594 13.2 25.8 43 5 In High School: An Oklahoma Class 6A All-District selection at wide receiver as a senior at Broken Arrow High School in 2015… caught 41 passes for 445 yards and five touchdowns while helping the Tigers to the Class 5A state runner-up finish. lawrence dixon Personal: April 1, 1998 … son of Wendell and Arquicia Franklin… a marketing major. wr franklin RECEIVING STATS 5-10 • 175 • fr • rs Year G Rec Yds Avg Yds/G Lng TDs grand prairie, texas 2016 12 15 146 9.7 12.2 18 1 south grand prairie h.s.

garrett haskins General: Second-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a wr promising wide receiver prospect who will provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas. In 2017: Redshirt season. 5-9 • 172 • so • rs In High School: A two-time first-team Texas Class 6A All-District performer at South Grand Prairie wichita, kan. High School (2015-16)… compiled 750 all-purpose yards as a senior for the Warriors. hutchinson c.c. Personal: Born February 25, 1999… son of James and Bethany Dixon… an exploratory studies major.

General: Second-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a luke hardman promising wide receive prospect who will provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas. wr In 2017: Redshirt season. 6-1 • 194 • fr • rs In Junior College: Spent one season at Hutchinson C.C. … saw action in four games in a reserve role at quarterback. lamar, mo. 23 In High School: A stand-out prep performer at Wichita Heights High School… a two-year starter lamar h.s. for the Eagles… rushed for 737 yards as a senior in 2015. Personal: Born March 5, 1998… son of Aaron and Trish Haskins… a physical education major. General: Second-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a promising wide receiver prospect who will provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas. colter hullings In 2017: Redshirt season. #84 • wr In High School: The Missouri Class 2A Offensive Player of the Year as a senior at Lamar High School in 2016… a two-time All-State selection (2015-16)… a three-year All-Conference honoree 6-0 • 182 • so • sq (2014-16)… helped the Tigers to an unblemished 15-0 record and the program’s sixth straight Class wichita, kan. 2A state title… also a 10-time Class 2A All-State track & field athlete for the Tigers. Personal: Born March 1, 1999… son of Lance and Michelle Hardman… a member of the MIAA kapaun-mt. carmel h.s. Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.42 GPA as an exploratory studies major.

General: Third-year player… a hard-working wide receiver who continues to improve with elijah harris experience… will look to compete for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. #25 • wr In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field for the Gorillas in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). 5-10 • 171 • fR • rs In High School: A Kansas Class 5A All-State wide receiver as a senior at Wichita’s Kapaun Mt. pittsburg, kan. Carmel High School in 2015… also earned All-City honors at wide receiver, safety and as a return specialist… also a Class 5A All-State high jumper in track & field. pittsburg h.s. Personal: Born July 22, 1997… son of Joe and Cindy Hullings… a two-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.56 GPA as a psychology major. General: Second-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a talented wide receiver who will look to make an impact for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Redshirt season. In High School: A Kansas Class 5A All-State performer as a senior at Pittsburg High School in 2016… caught 28 passes for 695 yards and nine touchdowns his senior season… also made 20 tackles and three interceptions for the Purple Dragons. andy otting Personal: Born June 19, 1999… son of Theresa Harris… a member of the MIAA Academic Honor #89 • te Roll and an MIAA Academic Excellence Award winner… has a perfect 4.00 GPA as a plastics engineering technology major. 6-4 • 238 • sr • 2l topeka, kan. bryce murphy hayden h.s. wr 6-2 • 186 • fR • rs General: Sixth-year player… a hard-working player who has battled to become a frontline performer… expected to be a key member of the tight end corps again this fall. neosho, mo. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including two starts… caught eight passes for 71 yards (8.9 neosho h.s. ypc) on the season. In 2015-16: Saw action in all 11 games, including one start, in 2015… made two receptions for 18 yards on the season… saw action in three games in 2016 before suffering a season-ending injury. General: Second-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a In 2013-14: Did not see any action on the field in 2014 after redshirting in his initial year in the promising wide receiver prospect who will provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas. Pitt State program (2013). In 2017: Redshirt season. In High School: A first-team Kansas Class 4A All-State selection at tight end as a senior at Hayden High School in 2012… also an All-Centennial League selection on both sides of the ball… a three- In High School: A second-team Missouri Class 4A All-State performer as a senior at Neosho year starter for the Wildcats… a 2013 Kansas Shrine Bowl selection. High School in 2016… also an All-Conference selection for the Wildcats… a four-year starter… also competed in basketball and track & field for the Wildcats. Personal: Born June 22, 1995… son of Eric & Debra Otting … a four-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… graduated with a bachelor’s degree in accounting… pursuing a master’s of Personal: Born September 13, 1998… son of Brett Murphy and Sena Box… a marketing major. 24 business administration degree. anthony wilkerson jackson krull wr #81 • te 5-9 • 175 • fR • rs 6-7 • 248 • jr • 2L lamar, mo. smithville, mo. lamar h.s. smithville h.s.

General: Second-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a General: Fourth-year player… a promising tight end prospect who is looking for a breakthrough promising wide receiver prospect who will provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas. junior season… a hard worker who will look to challenge for playing time again this fall. In 2017: Redshirt season. In 2017: Saw action in eight games in a reserve role… caught one pass for 17 yards on the season. In High School: A two-time Missouri Class 2A All-State performer as a defensive back for Lamar In 2015-16: Saw action in three games in a reserve role in 2016, after redshirting in his initial High School (2015-16)… made 109 career tackles, 7.0 TFLs, 12 interceptions and 12 pass break- season in the Pitt State program (2015). ups… helped the Tigers to a 14-0 record and the program’s sixth straight Class 2A state title in 2016… also a three-time All-State track athlete. In High School: A second-team Missouri Class 4A All-State performer as a senior at Smithville High School in 2014… also garnered first-team All-Conference and first-team All-District accolades. Personal: Born August 7, 1998… son of Chris and Sharla Wilkerson… a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.20 GPA as an exploratory studies major. Personal: Born July 26, 1997… son of Joel and Jill Krull… a three-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.05 GPA as a construction management major. bryce barto sam gibson #80 • te #87 • te 6-3 • 228 • so • sq 6-6 • 250 • so • sq frontenac, kan. Woodstock, ill. southwestern college marian central catholic h.s.

General: Third-year player… a hard-working tight end who continues to improve with General: Third-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a promising experience… will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. tight end prospect who will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. In 2016-17: Saw action in one game in a reserve role in 2017… caught a 19-yard touchdown pass In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in vs. MSSU (Nov. 11)… redshirted in his initial season in the program (2016). the program (2016). At Southwestern: Redshirted in his only season at Southwestern College. In High School: A standout prep performer at Marian Central Catholic High School… helped the Hurricanes post a 7-2 record his senior season. In High School: A stand-out prep athlete at Frontenac High School… helped the Raiders to a 10-1 record and CNC League, District and Regional titles his senior season. Personal: Born August 27, 1997 … son of Mark and Kimberly Gibson… a two-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.30 GPA as a construction engineering technology major. Personal: Born May 10, 1997… son of Doug and Barbara Barto… a two-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.23 GPA as a management major. jared toogood cole baughman te #85 • te 6-5 • 247 • so • sq 25 6-7 • 245 • so • rs salina, kan. cedar park, texas sacred heart h.s. abilene christian univ.

General: Third-year player… made the move to tight end from defensive end during spring drills… a promising prospect who will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. General: Second-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a promising tight end prospect… coming off a solid spring camp… will look to vie for significant In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in action for the Gorillas this fall. the program (2016). In 2017: Redshirt season. In High School: A Kansas Class 2A All-State selection as an offensive lineman as a senior at Salina’s Sacred Heart High School in 2015… a three-year starter for the Knights… also the 2015 At ACU: Spent two seasons at Abilene Christian… saw action in four games, including one start at Kansas Class 2A state champion in the javelin in track & field. left guard, for the Wildcats as a redshirt freshman in 2015. Personal: Born September 16, 1997… son of Jeff Nuss and Michelle Toogood… a construction In High School: A first-team All-District performer as an offensive lineman as a senior at Cedar management major. Park High School in 2013… helped the Timberwolves to a 27-4 combined record his final two prep seasons, the 2012 Texas Class 4A state championship and back-to-back district titles (2012-13). Personal: Born March 28, 1996… son of Peter and Kari Baughman… a management major. In 2016-17: Redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program in 2017, after redshirting at jon meyer MIAA rival Washburn University in 2016. In High School: A second-team Kansas Class 4A All-State selection at tight end and defensive end te as a senior at Paola High School in 2015… an All-League performer in both football and basketball 6-5 • 245 • so • sq for the Panthers. Personal: Born January 20, 1998… son of Jeff and Kelli Wilson… a member of the MIAA Academic overland park, kan. Honor Roll… has a 3.66 GPA as an construction management major. blue valley southwest h.s. alex jones General: Third-year player… made the move to tight end from defensive end during spring drills… #64 • Ol a promising prospect who will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. 6-5 • 326 • sr • 3L In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). lawrence, kan. In High School: A three-time All-Eastern Kansas League selection at Blue Valley Southwest High lawrence h.s. School (2013-15)… earned second-team All-EKL honors his final two prep seasons after garnering honorable mention recognition as a sophomore in 2013. Personal: Born October 21, 1997 … son of Mike and Susie Meyer… a two-year member of the MIAA General: Fifth-year player… a hard-working offensive lineman… has evolved into a frontline Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.82 GPA as an automotive technology major. performer for the Gorillas… expected to battle for a starting role at offensive guard again this fall. In 2016-17: Saw action in all 12 games in a reserve role at guard in 2017… started all 10 games played at guard in 2016… missed week two vs. UCO (Sept. 8). alex turner In 2014-15: Saw action in a reserve role in all 11 games at guard in 2015, after redshirting in his 26 te initial season in the Pitt State program (2014). In High School: A two-time All-Sunflower League selection as an offensive lineman at Lawrence High 6-5 • 251 • so • sq School (2012-13)… also a three-time Kansas state wrestling qualifier… captured the 2014 Kansas Class 6A monett, mo. state championship at heavyweight… also a first-team All-State wrestling selection. Personal: Born February 11, 1996… son of Adrian and Tammie Jones… a manufacturing monett h.s. engineering technology major.

General: Second-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a tyler stiff promising prospect who will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. #70 • Ol In 2017: Redshirt season. 6-5 • 280 • sR • 3L In High School: A first-team Missouri Class 3A All-State performer as a senior at Monett High School in 2016… also a second-team All-State selection as a defensive lineman… helped the Cubs to liberty, mo. a 14-1 record and the Class 3A state title his senior season. liberty h.s. Personal: Born June 13, 1998… son of David and Stephanie Turner… a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.67 GPA as an exploratory studies major. General: Fifth-year player… a hard-working offensive lineman who has evolved into a frontline performer for the Gorillas… expected to battle for a starting role at offensive tackle this fall. alex wilson In 2017: Saw action in 11 games, including two starts, at tackle. te In 2014-16: Saw action in 10 games, including one start, at guard in 2016… started seven of nine games played at guard in 2015, after redshirting in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2014). 6-6 • 277 • fr • rs In High School: A second-team All-Conference and All-District selection as a senior at Liberty High paola, kan. School in 2013… a three year starter for the Blue Jays. washburn univ. Personal: Born January 21, 1996… son of Scott and Angela Stiff… a construction management major.

General: Third-year player… redshirted in his first season in the Pitt State program… a promising tight end prospect who will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. ryan dodd evan applegate #73 • Ol #72 • Ol 6-5 • 300 • jr • 2L 6-6 • 287 • so • tr lee’s summit, mo. shawnee, kan. lee’s summit h.s. kansas state univ.

General: Fourth-year player… a talented All-MIAA offensive lineman… expected to reclaim his General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State from Kansas State University… a promising starting role at right tackle this fall… a 2017 PSU team captain. offensive line prospect… will look to battle for playing time tackle for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Started all 12 games at right tackle for the Gorillas. At K-State: Competed for two seasons at Kansas State University. In 2015-16: Started 10 of 11 games at right tackle for the Gorillas in 2016… garnered honorable In High School: A Kansas Class 5A All-State performer as a senior at Mill Valley High School in mention All-MIAA honors… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2015). 2014… named to USA Today’s All-Kansas Team… a three-year starter for the Jaguars. In High School: A two-time All-Conference performer at Lee’s Summit High School (2013-14)… Personal: Born October 26, 1996… son of Randy and Diane Applegate… has a 3.14 GPA as a also an All-District selection as a senior for the Tigers… a three-year starter. construction engineering technology major. Personal: Born July 24, 1996… son of Joseph and Julie Dodd… a CoSIDA Academic All-District selection in 2017… a three-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll and an MIAA Scholar Athlete in 2016… has a 3.90 GPA as a marketing major. norris floyd, jr. #53 • Ol benton sinclair 6-0 • 337 • so • 1L #68 • Ol forney, texas 27 6-0 • 272 • jr • 2l north forney h.s. lee’s summit, mo.

raymore-peculiar h.s. General: Third-year player… made the move from defensive line to offensive line during spring drills… coming off a promising spring camp… will look to challenge for playing time at center for the Gorillas this fall. General: Fourth-year player… a promising offensive lineman who has evolved into a frontline In 2017: Saw action in five games in a reserve role at defensive line… made three tackles on the player for the Gorillas… a hard worker who is expected to battle for the starting role at center for season with 1.0 quarterback sack, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery. the Gorillas this fall. In 2016: Redshirt season. In 2015-17: Saw action in 11 games in a reserve role in 2017, after playing in seven games in 2016… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2015). In High School: A Texas Class 5A All-District defensive line performer as a senior at North Forney High School in 2015… a two-year starter for the Falcons… also a regional qualifier in the shot put In High School: A first-team Missouri Class 6A All-State performer as a senior at Raymore-Peculiar in track & field. High School in 2014… also an All-Conference and All-District selection for the Panthers. Personal: Born February 17, 1998… son of Norris, Sr., and Sharon Floyd… a management major. Personal: Born December 21, 1996… son of David and Julie Sinclair… a two-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.45 GPA as a management major. jared Green #76 • Ol 6-4 • 294 • so • sq overland park, kan. shawnee mission west h.s.

General: Third-year player… a hard-working offensive lineman who continues to improve with experience… looking for a breakthrough sophomore campaign… will look to compete for playing time at guard for the Gorillas this fall. In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). minsok lee In High School: A two-time Kansas Classs 6A All-State performer as an offensive lineman at Shawnee Mission West High School (2014-15)… selected to the 2015 All-Simone Team. #78 • Ol Personal: Born December 19, 1997… son of Richard and Karen Green… a two-year member of the MIAA All-Academic Team… has a 3.70 GPA as an environmental & safety management major. 6-4 • 282 • so • sq chesterfield, mo. tanner gulick westminster christian school #60 • Ol General: Third-year player… a hard-working offensive lineman who continues to improve with 6-3 • 269 • so • sq experience… looking for a breakthrough sophomore campaign… will look to compete for playing harrisonville, mo. time at tackle for the Gorillas this fall. In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in harrisonville h.s. the program (2016). In High School: An All-Conference and All-District performer as an offensive lineman at Westminster Christian School… helped the Wildcats to an 11-1 record and a Missouri Class 5A state semifinal General: Third-year player… a hard-working offensive lineman who continues to improve with finish in 2015… selected to the Blue/Grey All-American Bowl… hails originally from South Korea. experience… looking for a breakthrough sophomore campaign… will look to compete for playing time at tackle for the Gorillas this fall. Personal: Born June 28, 1997… son of Sung Mok Lee and Mila Kim… a physical education major. In 2016-17: Saw action in two games in a reserve role in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). will stringer In High School: A two-time Missouri Class 4A All-State offensive lineman at Harrisonville High School (2014-15)… also a two-time All-Conference, All-District and All-Metro performer… named to the #65 • Ol 28 2015 All Simone Team… helped HHS to a 12-1 record and a state semifinal finish his senior seasons. 6-. • 276 • so • 1L Personal: Born June 17, 1998… son of Scott Gulick and Stacey Francy Holt… a member of the MIAA All-Academic Team in 2016… an environmental and safety management major. topeka, kan. cody hastings hayden H.S. #71 • Ol General: Third-year player… a hard-working offensive lineman who continues to improve with experience… looking for a breakthrough sophomore campaign… will look to compete for playing 6-4 • 284 • so • sq time at guard for the Gorillas this fall. carbondale, kan. In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). santa fe trail h.s. In High School: A Kansas Class 4A All-State selection as an offensive lineman as a senior at Topeka’s Hayden High School in 2015 … helped the Wildcats to an 11-2 record and the Class 4A Division I state runner-up finish in 2014. General: Third-year player… a hard-working offensive lineman who continues to improve with experience… looking for a breakthrough sophomore campaign… will look to compete for playing Personal: Born September 8, 1997… son of John and Telisa Stringer … a two-year member of the time at tackle for the Gorillas this fall. MIAA All-Academic Team… has a 3.47 GPA as a marketing major. In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). zach thomas In High School: An honorable mention Kansas Class 4A All-State selection as an offensive lineman as a senior at Sante Fe Trail High School in 2015… a three-year starter for the Chargers. #74 • OL Personal: Born September 11, 1997… son of Mike and Heather Hastings… a member of the MIAA 6-3 • 311 • so • 1L All-Academic Team in 2016… a mechanical engineering technology major. mckinney, texas mckinney north h.s.

General: Third-year player… a talented offensive lineman who garnered honorable mention All- MIAA honors as a redshirt freshman… expected to vie for a starting role at guard for the Gorillas again this fall. In 2017: Started all 12 games at offensive guard, earning honorable mention All-MIAA honors. In 2016: Redshirt season. antoine robison In High School: A first-team All-District selection as an offensive lineman as a senior at McKinney #67 • OL North High School in 2015… helped the Bulldogs to an 11-3 record his junior season. Personal: Born January 26, 1998… son of Robert Hampton and Yolanda Thomas… a management major. 6-4 • 244 • fr • rs denison, texas anders vance denison h.s. #56 • OL 6-1 • 264 • so • sq General: Second-year player… a promising offensive line prospect who redshirted in his initial season in the program… coming off a solid spring camp… will look to battle for playing time at louisburg, kan. tackle for the Gorillas this fall. louisburg h.s. In 2017 Redshirt season. In High School: A first-team Texas Class 5A All-District performer as a senior at Denison High School in 2016… blocked for a 2,000-yard rusher and helped the Yellow Jackets to a state playoff appearance his senior season. General: Third-year player… a hard-working offensive lineman who continues to improve with experience… looking for a breakthrough sophomore campaign… will look to compete for playing Personal: Born September 11, 1998… son of Natisha Robison… a physical education major. time at center for the Gorillas this fall. In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). braxton early In High School: A first-team Kansas Class 4A All-State selection as an offensive lineman and defensive #98 • Dl lineman as a senior at Louisburg High School in 2015… a 2016 Kansas Shrine Bowl selection. 6-2 • 278 • sR • 1l Personal: Born February 27, 1997… son of Rob and Alicia Vance… a political science major. 29 grove hill, ala. justin knighton-smith fort scott c.c. #77 • ol 6-3 • 267 • fr • rs General: Fourth-year player… a talented defensive lineman who missed the 2017 season due to a medical redshirt… looking to return to form to be an impact player for the Gorillas this fall. duncanville, texas In 2017: Medical redshirt season. duncanville h.s. In 2016: Saw action in seven games, including four starts, at defensive tackle… made 11 tackles (seven solo) with 3.5 TFLs and 2.5 QB sacks. In 2015: Saw action in 10 games in a reserve role… made six tackles with 2.0 tackles-for-loss, 1.5 General: Second-year player… a promising offensive line prospect who redshirted in his initial quarterback sacks and one pass breakup on the season. season in the program… coming off a solid spring camp… will look to battle for playing time at guard for the Gorillas this fall. In Junior College: Spent one season Fort Scott C.C. (2014)… also attended Hinds (Miss.) C.C. … did not use eligibility at either school. In 2017 Redshirt season. In High School: A stand-out prep performer at Clarke County (Ala.) High School… also competed In High School: A second-team Texas Class 6A All-District performer as a senior at Duncanville in basketball and baseball for the Bulldogs. High School in 2016… helped the Panthers to an 11-3 record and a state quarterfinal finish his senior season. Personal: Born December 11, 1992… son of Felicha Early… a recreation major. Personal: Born January 14, 1999… son of Nichelle Knighton… an exploratory studies major. early DEFENSIVE STATS Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2015 10 2-4-6 2.0-(-12) 1.5-(-12) 1 0 2016 7 7-4-11 3.5-(-11) 2.5-(-9) 0 0 Totals 17 9-8-17 5.5-(-23) 4.0-(-21) 1 0 bradley payne simanu’a thomas #94 • Dl #92 • Dl 6-1 • 262 • Sr • 2l 6-0 • 278 • jr • 2L cheney, kan. independence, mo. william jewell college fort osage H.S.

General: Third-year player… a talented defensive lineman… coming off an All-MIAA campaign in General: Third-year player… one of the premiere defensive lineman in NCAA Division II… 2017… expected to be an impact performer at nose guard again this fall. returning from an All-America sophomore campaign… a two-time All-MIAA performer who is primed for another big season… a 2017 PSU team captain. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including nine starts… made 26 tackles (12 solo) with 1.5 tackles- for-loss and 1.0 quarterback sacks on the season… made a season-high five stops vs. FHSU (Oct. 7). In 2017: Started all 12 games… made 36 tackles (21 solo) with 9.0 TFLs and 2.5 QB sacks… also recorded a forced fumble, a fumble recovery an interception, a pass break-up and a blocked kick In 2016: Saw action in 10 games in a reserve role… logged 17 tackles (seven solo) with 3.0 TFLs on the season… made 2.0 quarterback sacks vs. NSU (Sept. 16)… earned third-team All-America and 1.0 QB sack… made a season-high four tackles vs. MSSU (Nov. 12). and first-team All-MIAA honors. At WJC: Spent two seasons at William Jewell. In 2016: Started all 11 games… made 37 tackles (18 solo) with 8.5 TFLs and 4.0 QB sacks… also recorded a forced fumble and a fumble recovery… made a season-high eight tackles vs. MSSU (Nov. In High School: A first-team Kansas Class 4A All-State selection as a senior at Cheney High School 12)… earned honorable mention All-MIAA honors. in 2014… a three-year starter for the Cardinals. In High School: A first-team Missouri Class 5A All-State performer as a defensive lineman as a Personal: Born October 18, 1995… son of Jeremy Payne and April Albert… a two-year member senior at Fort Osage High School in 2015… selected the Missouri Defensive Player of the Year… of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll and an MIAA Scholar Athlete in 2017… has a 3.40 GPA as a helped lead the Indians to a 13-1 record and the Class 5A state championship his senior season… mathematics major. finished his prep career with 198 tackles, 48.0 TFLs, 20.0 QB sacks and 14 forced fumbles. payne DEFENSIVE STATS Personal: Born July 7, 1998… son of Dustin Eakright and Faalagilagi Thomas-Eakright… an 30 Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT exercise science major. 2016 10 7-10-17 3.0-(-7) 1.0-(-4) 0 0 2017 12 12-14-26 1.5-(-10) 1.0-(-9) 0 0 Thomas DEFENSIVE STATS Totals 22 19-24-43 4.5-(-17) 2.0-(-13) 0 0 Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2016 11 18-19-37 8.5-(-35) 4.0-(-25) 0 0 2017 12 21-15-36 9.0-(-35) 2.5-(-21) 1 1 kadin brannin Totals 23 39-34-73 17.5-(-70) 6.5-(-36) 1 1 #59 • dl danny williams 6-4 • 232 • jr • 1l #97 • Dl carl junction, mo. 6-4 • 259 • jr • sq carl junction h.s. wentzville, mo. timberland h.s. General: Fourth-year player… a hard-working player who made the move from linebacker to defensive line during spring drills… adjusted well to the move… will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. General: Fourth-year player… a promising defensive line prospect… continues to improve with In 2017: Saw action in five games in a reserve role and on special teams… made four tackles (one experience… a hard worker who will look to challenge for playing time at nose guard this fall. solo) on the season. In 2015-17: Saw action in one game in a reserve role in 2017… did not see any action on the field In 2015-16: Did not see any action on the field in 2016, after redshirting in his initial season in in 2016, after redshirting in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2015). the Pitt State program (2015). In High School: A second-team Missouri Class 6A All-State performer as a senior at Timberland In High School: An All-Conference and All-District performer at Carl Junction High School as High School in 2014… also a first-team All-Conference and first-team All-District pick. a senior in 2014… led the Tigers in tackles his senior season… also competed in track & field. Personal: Born July 8, 1997… son of Richard and Treacy Williams… an environmental & safety management major. Personal: Born December 20, 1994… son of Adam and Heather Brannin… a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll in 2015… a marketing major. gage kaiser nathan woods #96 • DL Dl 6-2 • 250 • SO • 1L 6-4 • 228 • fr • rs broken arrow, okla. pittsburg, kan. broken arrow H.S. pittsburg h.s.

General: Third-year player… a hard-working defensive lineman who continues to improve with General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a experience… will look to battle for playing time at defensive tackle for the Gorillas this fall. promising prospect who will look to challenge for time at defensive tackle for the Gorillas this fall. In 2016-17: Saw action in six games in a reserve role in 2017… made one assisted tackle… In 2017: Redshirt season. redshirted in his initial season in the program (2016). In High School: An honorable mention Kansas Class 5A All-State performer as a defensive In High School: An Oklahoma Class 6A All-District selection at wide receiver as a senior at Broken lineman as a senior at Pittsburg High School in 2016… also a first-team All-Area pick as a senior Arrow High School in 2015… caught 41 passes for 445 yards and five touchdowns while helping for the Purple Dragons… made 41 tackles, 3.5 quarterback sacks, two forced fumbles and four the Tigers to the Class 5A state runner-up finish. fumble recoveries in 2016. Personal: Born February 27, 1998… son of Chris and Betsy Kaiser… a two-year member of the Personal: Born December 22, 1998… son of Jeff and Patricia Woods… a physical education major. MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.82 GPA as an exercise science major. christian wills josé speer #90 • DE #95 • Dl 6-3 • 231 • sr • 3L 6-1 • 265 • fr • rs 31 webb city, mo. belleville, ill. webb city H.S. althoff catholic h.s.

General: Sixth-year player… a hard working player who has matured into a frontline performer for General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a Pitt State… figures to battle for a starting role at defensive end for the Gorillas again this fall. promising prospect who will look to challenge for time at defensive tackle for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Saw action in 11 games, including two starts… made 16 tackles (five solo) with 2.5 tackles- In 2017: Redshirt season. for-loss and 1.0 quarterback sack… made a season-high three tackles vs. UCO (Sept. 16). In High School: A first-team All-Conference selection as a senior at Althoff Catholic High School In 2016: Saw action in all 11 games in a reserve role… made 10 tackles (six solo) with 2.0 tackles-for- in 2016… helped the Crusaders to an 11-1 record his senior season… made 111 tackles with 28.0 loss and 1.0 quarterback sack… made a season-high three tackles vs. WU (Oct. 1). tackles-for-loss and 15.0 quarterback sacks… tied an Illinois state record with 6.0 quarterback sacks in a state quarterfinal playoff game. In 2015: Saw action in six games in a reserve role in 2015… made four tackles (three solo) on the season… did not see any action in 2014, after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2013). Personal: Born February 15, 1999… son of Freddie and Joi Wills… an exploratory studies major. In High School: A two-time first-team Missouri Class 4A selection at Webb City High School (2011- 12)… recorded 83 tackles as a senior and 57 stops as a junior in 2011… tallied 21 quarterback sacks in his prep career… received All-District accolades his final two seasons…helped WCHS to a 30-0 record and back-to-back Missouri Class 4A state championships his junior and senior seasons. Personal: Born October 30, 1994… son of Brian Speer and Neysa Rosario… a two-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.12 GPA as a physical education major. speer DEFENSIVE STATS Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2015 6 3-1-4 0 0 0 0 2016 11 6-4-10 2.0-(-10) 1.0-(-9) 0 0 2017 11 5-11-16 2.5-(-5) 1.0-(-4) 0 0 Totals 28 14-16-30 4.5-(-15) 2.0-(-13) 0 0 ned bingaman cole morris #91 • DE #54 • DE 6-5 • 241 • jr • 2l 6-4 • 218 • Jr • tr overland park, kan. shawnee, kan. Shawnee mission south h.s. butler C.C.

General: Fourth-year player… a talented deensive end who has emerged as a frontline performer General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State in January from Butler Community College… for the Gorillas… a heady player who is primed for a big junior campaign. a talented defensive end who will look to be an impact performer for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including 11 starts… recorded 30 tackles (12 solo) with 3.0 In Junior College: Spent two seasons at Butler C.C. … made 19 tackles (11 solo) with 2.5 tackles-for-loss and 1.0 QB sack… made a season-high eight tackles vs. UCO (Sept. 9). quarterback sacks and 3.5 TFLs as a sophomore in 2017 for the Grizzlies… compiled 28 tackles (16 solo) with 4.0 quarterback sacks and 7.0 TFLs as a freshman in 2016. In 2016: Saw action in all 11 games, including nine starts… recorded 29 tackles (10 solo) with 2.5 tackles-for-loss and 2.0 QB sacks… made a season-high nine tackles (three solo) vs. UCO (Sept. 8). In High School: A first-team Kansas Class 5A All-State performer as a senior at Mill Valley High School in 2015… also a first-team All-Conference selection… made 98 tackles with 27.0 TFLs and In 2015: Redshirt season. 11.5 quarterback sacks while helping the Jaguars to the Class 5A state title his senior season. In High School: A two-time All-League selection at Shawnee Mission South High School (2013- Personal: Born December 11, 1997… son of Don and Audrey Morris… a construction management major. 14)… made 58 tackles with two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble as a senior for the Raiders. Personal: Born October 17, 1996… son of Dan and Molly Bingaman… a CoSIDA Academic All- District selection in 2017… a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll and MIAA Academic kyler ray Excellence Award recipient… has a 3.96 GPA as a history/government major. #93 • DE 32 bingaman DEFENSIVE STATS Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 6-3 • 230 • so • sq 2016 11 10-19-29 2.5-(-8) 2.0-(-7) 0 0 2017 12 12-18-30 3.0-(-10) 1.0-(-5) 0 0 kuna, idaho Totals 23 22-37-59 5.5-(-18) 3.0-(-12) 0 0 kuna H.S. ELIJAH JEFFCOAT General: Third-year player… a hard-working defensive end who continues to improve with #40 • DE experience… will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. 6-3 • 200 • Jr • rs In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017, after redshirting in his initial season in the program in 2016. GILBERT, ARIZ. In High School: An Idaho Class 4A All-State performer as a senior at Kuna High School in 2015… MESA C.C. also a first-team All-Idaho selection by USA Today… the co-Defensive MVP of Class 4A. Personal: Born June 13, 1998… son of David and Jill Ray… a two-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.55 GPA as a nursing major. General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a talented defensive end who will look to be an impact performer for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Redshirt season. joe riggins In Junior College: Spent two seasons at Mesa C.C. … made 13 tackles with 8.0 tackles-for-loss #43 • DE and 7.0 quarterback sacks as a sophomore in 2016… helped the Thunderbirds to a 9-2 record and a Valley of the Sun Bowl victory. 6-1 • 200 • so • 1L In High School: A first-team All-State performer as a senior at Williamsfield High School. fort lauderdale, fla. Personal: Born May 3, 1995… son of Jerold Jeffcoat and Beverly Andrews… a communication major. independence c.c.

General: Second-year player… a talented defensive end who gained experience for the Gorillas in 2017… coming off a solid spring camp… will look to vie for significant action this fall. In 2017: Saw action in five games in a reserve role and on special teams… made one tackle on the season. delvin jordan In Junior College: Spent one season at Independence Community College (2015) but did not use any eligibility with the Pirates. DE In High School: A first-team Florida Class 5A All-District performer as a senior at Cardinal Gibbons 6-0 • 227 • Fr • rs High School in 2014… made 52 tackles with two INTs, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries. sand springs, okla. Personal: Born September 19, 1996… son of Ericka Saunders… a recreation major. charles page h.s. levi wyrick General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a #48 • DE promising defensive end prospect… will look to challenge for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. 6-5 • 230 • so • 1L In 2017: Redshirt season. elk city, kan. In High School: A second-team Oklahoma Class 6A All-State selection as a senior at Charles Page High School in 2016… the 6A-II District I Defensive Player of the Year his senior season… helped the caney valley h.s. Sandites to consecutive Class 6A state runner-up finishes (2015-16)… made 389 career tackles, 32.5 quarterback sacks and nine forced fumbles. Personal: Born November 26, 1998… son of Delvin Jordan, Sr., and Porcia Pouncil… an exercise General: Fourth-year player… a talented defensive end who has evolved into a frontline performer science major. for the Gorillas… figures to contend for a starting role again this fall… also an NCAA Division II national qualifier and All-MIAA thrower in the PSU track & field program. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including nine starts… made 19 tackles (13 solo) with 2.5 carter anchors tackles-for-loss and 1.0 QB sack on the season… made a season-high four tackles vs. UCO (Sept. 9). #5 • lb/P In 2015-16: Did not see any action on the field in 2016, after redshirting in his initial season in 33 the Pitt State program (2015). 6-1 • 200 • sr • 3L In High School: A three-time Kansas Class 3A All-State performer at Caney Valley High School kansas city, mo. (2012-14)… a three-time All-State honoree at defensive end as well as a two-time All-State selection at quarterback… also a two-time Class 3A state champion in the discus. park hill south h.s. Personal: Born September 15, 1995… son of Jeff and Mary Wyrick… a three-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll, an MIAA Scholar Athlete and an MIAA Academic Excellence Award recipient… earned the NCAA Elite 90 Award for men’s outdoor track & field… also a CoSIDA General: Fourth-year player… a versatile and talented athlete… a returning All-America punter Academic All-America in track & field… has a perfect 4.00 GPA as a physical education major. and a hard-working linebacker who is evolving into a frontline performer… expected to be an impact performer at both positions again this fall… ranks fifth all-time at PSU with a 40.2 yard punting average. keiondre hall In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games… made 10 tackles (eight solo) with 2.0 TFLs on the season… punted the ball 42 times for a 37.1 yard average… posted three kicks of 50+ yards and placed 16 kicks inside the #55 • DE opponent 20 yard line. 6-4 • 210 • Fr • rs In 2016: Saw action in all 11 games… made 15 tackles (eight solo) with 1.0 TFL on the season… punted the ball 43 times for a 43.9 yard average with a school record and career-long 84 yard punt vs. LWU (Sept. 24)… columbia, mo. posted 14 kicks of 50+ yards and placed 14 kicks inside the opponent 20 yard line… earned first-team All-MIAA honors and garnered third-team All-America accolades from the Don Hansen Football Committee. battle h.s. In 2015: Saw action in all 11 games… made one assisted tackle… punted the ball 46 times for a 39.5 yard average with a season-long 61-yard punt… posted seven kicks of 50+ yards and placed nine kicks inside the opponent 20 yard line. General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a promising defensive end prospect… will look to challenge for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. In High School: A Missouri Class 5A All-State performer as a senior at Park Hill South High School in 2014… made 124 tackles with 25 TFLs, three forced fumbles and one interception for the In 2017: Redshirt season. Trojans… a two-time All-Conference selection (2013-14), including Conference Defensive Player of the Year honors in 2014… also an All-Simone Team selection at linebacker. In High School: A first-team Missouri Class 5A All-State performer as a defensive lineman as a senior at Columbia’s Battle High School in 2016… also a first-team All-District selection… made 99 Personal: Born February 27, 1997… son of Casey and Robin Anchors… a three-year member of the tackles with 17.0 tackles-for-loss, 8.0 quarterback sacks and two interceptions his senior season… MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.09 GPA as a marketing major. helped the Spartans to a 12-1 record and a Class 5A state semifinal finish his seniorear. y Personal: Born July 29, 1999… son of Carlos and Jami Hall… a physical education major. In 2016: Saw action in all 11 games, including nine starts… posted 49 tackles (30 solo) with 5.0 TFLs, 0.5 quarterback sack, one interception and two pass break-ups on the season… posted a demetrius bernard season-high eight tackles vs. NSU (Sept. 17). #47 • LB In 2015: Saw action in all 11 games, including four starts… made 23 tackles (13 solo) with 2.0 tackles-for-loss, 2.0 quarterback sacks, two pass breakups and two forced fumbles on the season… 6-0 • 238 • sr • 3l posted a season-high five tackles vs. UCO (Nov. 14)… also scored a 64-yard touchdown run on a successful fake punt against the Bronchos. o’fallon, mo. In 2014: Redshirt season. fort zumwalt west H.S. In High School: A first-team All-League selection as a running back and defensive back at Manhattan High School… recorded four interceptions his junior year… a two-year starter for the Indians… battled injury his senior season. General: Sixth-year player… a talented linebacker who has battled injuries throughout his Personal: Born March 30, 1996… son Rebecca Butry… a four-year member of the MIAA Academic career… a returning All-MIAA honoree who is primed for a big senior season… has made 119 career Honor Roll and an MIAA Scholar Athlete in 2017… has a 3.70 GPA a psychology major. tackles (77 solo)… selected a Pitt State team captain the past three seasons (2016-18) by his peers. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including six starts… made 40 tackles (25 solo) with 6.0 taylor DEFENSIVE STATS tackles-for-loss, 3.0 quarterback sacks, two forced fumbles, an interception and two pass break- Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT ups… posted a career-high nine tackles vs. ATU (Dec. 2). 2015 11 13-10-23 2.0-(-14) 2.0-(-14) 2 0 2016 11 30-19-49 5.0-(-12) 0.5-(-4) 2 1 In 2016: Saw action in all 11 games, including four starts… made 33 tackles (21 solo) with 3.0 2017 12 36-18-54 9.5-(-28) 2.0-(-8) 2 0 tackles-for-loss and 2.0 quarterback sacks… posted a season-high seven tackles vs. NWMSU (Oct. 29). Totals 34 79-47-126 16.5-(-54) 4.5-(-26) 6 1 In 2015: Saw action in all 11 games, including four starts… made 46 tackles (31 solo) with 7.0 tackles-for-loss on the season… twice posted a career-high eight tackles – vs. ESU (Oct. 10) and vs. UCM (Nov. 7)… added 4.0 TFLs against the Mules… earned honorable mention All-MIAA honors. jacob carpenter In 2013-14: Did not see any game action in 2014, after redshirting in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2013). #57 • lb 34 In High School: A second-team Missouri Class 5A All-State selection at linebacker as a senior 6-2 • 230 • jr • 2l at Fort Zumwalt West High School in 2012… a three-time All-Conference and All-District honoree (2010-12)… set a school record with 329 total tackles (213 solo)… also registered 17.0 quarterback savonburg, kan. sacks, 44 TFLs and four INTs… also a state medalist thrower in track & field. humboldt h.s. Personal: Born July 5, 1995… son of Curtis & Paula Bernard … a five-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.29 GPA as a physical education major. bernard DEFENSIVE STATS General: Fourth-year player… a talented linebacker who has worked hard to position himself to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2015 11 31-15-46 7.0-(-21) 0.5-(-8) 0 0 In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games in a reserve role and on PSU’s special teams units… made 11 2016 11 21-12-33 3.0-(-20) 2.0-(-19) 0 0 tackles (eight solo) with 1.0 tackles-for-loss on the season. 2017 12 25-15-40 6.0-(-31) 3.0-(-21) 2 1 Totals 34 77-42-119 16.0-(-72) 5.5-(-48) 2 1 In 2015-16: Saw action in 10 games in a reserve role and on PSU’s special teams units in 2016… made 10 tackles (four solo) on the season… logged a season-high four stops vs. WU (Oct. 1)… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2016). In High School: A three-time Kansas Class 3A All-State performer at Humboldt High School (2012- darian taylor 14)… also a three-time All-Tri-Valley League selection (2012-14)… recorded 133 tackles as a senior for the Cubs… finished his prep career with 470 tackles. #11 • lb Personal: Born March 28, 1997… son of Jay and Kristin Carpenter… a three-year member of the 6-3 • 214 • sr • 3L MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.69 GPA as a physical education major. manhattan, Kan. manhattan h.s.

General: Fifth-year player… a talented athlete who is primed for a big junior season… a returning All- MIAA performer… expected to battle for a starting role at linebacker this fall… a 2017 PSU team captain. In 2016: Saw action in all 12 games, including 11 starts… posted 54 tackles (36 solo) with 9.5 TFLs, 2.0 quarterback sacks and two pass break-ups on the season… posted a career-best nine tackles vs. ATU (Dec. 2). brett mcdonald garrett normand #29 • lb #52 • lb 6-2 • 224 • jr • 2L 6-1 • 210 • so • sq lamar, mo. pittsburg, kan. lamar h.s. st. mary’s-colgan h.s.

General: Fourth-year player… a talented linebacker who has battled injury the past two seasons… General: Third-year player… a hard-working linebacker who continues to improve with looking for a breakthrough junior campaign for the Gorillas this fall. experience… will provide quality depth to the position this fall. In 2017: Saw action in eight games in a reserve role and on special teams… made six tackles (two In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2016, after redshirting in his initial season in solo) on the season. the program (2016). In 2016: Saw action in four games in a reserve role and on special teams before suffering a season- In High School: An honorable mention Kansas Class 3A All-State selection as a senior at St. Mary’s- ending knee injury… made two tackles (one solo) on the season. Colgan High School in 2015… also a first-team All-Area and first-team All-County honoree… compiled 494 receiving yards with six touchdowns his senior season for the Panthers. In 2015: Redshirt season. Personal: Born October 17, 1997… son of Tim and Lisa Normand… a two-year member of the MIAA In High School: The Missouri Class 2A Defensive Player of the Year as a senior at Lamar High School Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.14 GPA as a construction management major. in 2014… a Max Preps second-team All-American as a senior for the Tigers… a two-time All-State selection (2013-14)… a three-time All-Conference performer… made 65 tackles with four interceptions and four forced fumbles his senior year… helped LHS to four consecutive Class 2A state titles (2011-14). kaden roy Personal: Born March 22, 1997… son of Todd and Cathy McDonald… a three-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.56 GPA as an exercise science major. #10 • lb 35 6-5 • 227 • so • 1L masen cook webb city, mo. LB south dakota state univ. 6-0 • 225 • so • tr webb city, mo. General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State in August from NCAA FCS member South missouri S&T Dakota State… a talented athlete who will look to make an impact for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games in a reserve role and on special teams… made four tackles (two solo) on the season… also returned a blocked punt for a touchdown vs. UCO (Sept. 9). General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State in January from Missouri University of At SDSU: Redshirted in his only season at South Dakota State University (2016). Science & Technology… a promising linebacker prospect who will provide quality depth to the position for the Gorillas this fall. In High School: A Missouri Class 4A All-State performer as a senior at Webb City High School in At MST: Spent two seasons at Missouri S&T (2016-17)… saw action in two games in a reserve role 2015… helped the Cardinals to a 58-2 record, three Class 4A state titles (2012-14) and a state runner-up for the Miners in 2017 after redshirting in his initial season at MST (2016). finish (2015)… made 236 tackles with 10.0 TFLs, 4.0 quarterback sacks and two interceptions over his final two prep seasons. In High School: A first-team All-District performer as a senior at Webb City High School in 2015… also an All-Conference selection for the Cardinals… helped WCHS to consecutive Missouri Class 4A state Personal: Born July 29, 1997… son of Corey and Kerri Roy… an exploratory studies major. titles in 2013-14… a two-time Academic All-State honoree. Personal: Born September 15, 1997… son of Stephen and Sheila Cook… has a 3.10 GPA as a plastics engineering technology major. In High School: An honorable mention All-State performer as a senior at Detroit’s Loyola High School as a senior in 2016… made 91 tackles (41 solo), three forced fumbles and six fumble recoveries his senior dylan sMITH season… helped the Bulldogs to a state championship… also an All-Catholic and All-Detroit selection. #58 • lb Personal: Born October 8, 1999… son of the late Malcom Mayes and Cendy Johnson… an electronics engineering technology major. 6-0 • 231 • so • 1l STILWELL, kan. p.j. sarwinski BLUE VALLEY h.s. LB 6-1 • 210 • fR • rs General: Fourth-year player… a hard-working linebacker who continues to improve with experience… will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas again this fall. galena, kan. In 2015-16: Saw action in two games in a reserve role in 2017… suffered a knee injury and missed galena h.s. the 2016 season after redshirting in his initial year in the Pitt State program (2015). In High School: A first-team Kansas Class 5A All-State performer as a senior at Blue Valley High School… a two-time All-League selection (2013-14)… made 136 tackles with two fumble recoveries and General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a speedy one interception as a senior for the Tigers… helped BVHS to the Class 5A state title as a junior in 2013. cornerback who is coming off a solid spring camp… expected to be an impact performer for the Personal: Born March 11, 1997… son of Aaron and Diana Smith… a three-year member of the Gorillas this fall… also a member of the Pitt State track & field team. MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.58 GPA as a management major. In 2017: Redshirt season. In High School: A two-time first-team Kansas Class 3A All-State performer at Galena High School (2015-16)… also a two-time first-team All-Crawford-Neosho-Cherokee (CNC) League selection (2015- britton caudill 16) for the Bulldogs… a three-year starter… a 2017 Kansas Shrine Bowl selection. LB Personal: Born February 17, 1999… son of Beau and Shelley Sarwinski… a member of the MIAA 36 6-3 • 216 • fR • rs Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.89 GPA as a mathematics major. pea ridge, ark. paul davis pea ridge h.s. #16 • cB 5-10 • 173 • sR • 1L General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the program… a promising linebacker prospect who will provide quality depth to the position for the Gorillas this fall. fort walton beach, fla. In 2017: Redshirt season. pima c.c. In High School: A three-time All-Conference performer at Pea Ridge High School (20-14-16)… made 94 tackles, three interceptions and seven pass break-ups his senior season… helped the Blackhawks to a 13-2 record and the Arkansas Class 4A state runner-up finish in 2016. General: Second-year player… a talented cornerback who is primed for a bid senior season… will Personal: Born September 1, 1998… son of Brack and Brandi Caudill… an exercise science major. look to be an impact player for the Gorillas again this fall. In 2017: Saw action in 11 games, including three starts… made 19 tackles (15 solo) with 2.5 tackles-for-loss, 1.0 quarterback sack, three interceptions, four pass break-ups and two fumble malcolm mayes recoveries… recorded a tackle, two interceptions and a fumble recovery vs. NWMSU (Oct. 28). In Junior College: A second-team All-Conference selection as a sophomore at Pima Community LB College… posted 54 tackles with 2.5 TFLs, two interceptions and 15 pass breakups… made 60 6-0 • 211 • fR • rs tackles and recorded two interceptions as a freshman in 2015. In High School: An All-State performer as a senior at Desert Edge High School in Goodyear, Ariz. royal oak township, mich. in 2013… compiled 99 tackles and four interceptions for the Scorpions. loyola h.s. Personal: Born November 6, 1996… son of Paul Davis and Donnicka Johnson… an exercise science major. davis DEFENSIVE STATS General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the program… a promising linebacker prospect who will provide quality depth to the position for the Gorillas this fall. Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2017 11 15-4-19 2.5-(-19) 1.0-(-16) 4 3 In 2017: Redshirt season. jonathan gilkey kiante hardin #26 • cB #1 • cB 5-9 • 179 • sr • 1L 5-11 • 180 • jR • tr lee’s summit, mo. webb city, mo. lee’s summit H.S. univ. of minnesota

General: Third-year player… a promising cornerback prospect who continues to improve with General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program after experience… a hard worker who will look for a breakthrough season this fall. transferring from the University of Minnesota… a speedy and talented cornerback who is expected to be an impact performer for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Saw action in seven games in a reserve role and on special teams. In 2017: Redshirt season. In 2014-16: Saw limited action in 2015 after redshirting in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2014)… did not compete in the fall of 2016. At Minneosta: Spent two seasons at Minnesota… started seven of eight games played as a sophomore for the Gophers in 2016… made 39 tackles, two interceptions and six pass break-ups… In High School: A first-team All-Conference and first-team All-District performer as a senior led the team with 10 tackles and recovered a fumble vs. Wisconsin… played in all 13 games as at Lee’s Summit High School in 2013… made 42 tackles with one interception and nine pass a freshman in 2015… made 13 tackles with 1.0 TFL and one pass break-up… compiled 328 all- breakups… helped the Tigers to a 10-2 record his senior season. purpose yards and a kick returner. Personal: Born April 28, 1996… son of Sam and Karen Gilkey… a construction management major. In High School: A first-team Missouri Class 4A All-State performer as a senior at Webb City High School in 2014… made 32 tackles and one interception his senior season… also caught 32 passes for 684 yards and eight touchdowns… compiled 1,224 all-purpose yards… helped the Cardinals to an unblemished 15-0 record and the program’s fifth consecutive Class 4A state title in 2014… finished his carnell lewis prep career with 56 catches for 1,142 yards and 19 touchdowns… also a multiple-time All-State track #24 • cB athlete… captured the Class 4A state title in the 100 meters in 2015. Personal: Born March 5, 1997… son of Kyle Hardin and Fenitra Mitchell.… a general studies major. 37 6-0 • 184 • SR • 1L raleigh, n.c. keeyon incle santa monica college #21 • cB 6-0 • 174 • jr • 2l General: Second-year player… a returning All-MIAA cornerback… battling back from an injury that cut short his junior campaign… appears healthy and ready to be an impact player for the blue springs, mo. Gorillas again this fall. blue springs south h.s. In 2017: Started all eight games played… made 28 tackles (24 solo) with 3.0 tackles-for-loss, one interception and nine pass break-ups… ranked fifth in the MIAA in passes defended (1.25 pg)… earned honorable mention All-MIAA honors. General: Fourth-year player… a talented cornerback who has evolved into a key member of the In Junior College: A first-team All-Conference selection as a sophomore at Santa Monica College… Gorillas’ cornerbacks corps… expected to play a key role in the secondary for Pitt State again this fall. posted 61 tackles and four interceptions on the season In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including two starts… made 23 tackles (17 solo) with 1.0 TFL, In High School: A stand-out prep performer at William G. Enloe High School… a three-year starter one interception and seven pass break-ups on the season. for the Eagles. In 2016: Saw action in all 11 games, including four starts… made 28 tackles (15 solo) with 1.0 Personal: Born March 17, 1995… son of Lowell and Bonita Lewis… a recreation major. TFL and three pass break-ups on the season… made a season-high seven tackles and one PBU vs. MSSU (Nov. 12). lewis DEFENSIVE STATS In 2015: Redshirt season. Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2017 8 24-4-28 3.0-(-12) 0 9 1 In High School: A stand-out performer at Blue Springs South High School… a three-year starter for the Jaguars… also competed in basketball and track & field. Personal: Born February 10, 1997… son of Kimberly Incle… a recreation major. incle DEFENSIVE STATS Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2016 11 15-13-28 1.0-(-1) 0 3 0 2017 12 17-6-23 1.0-(-2) 0 7 1 Totals 23 32-19-51 2.0-(-3) 0 10 1 william bazzle iv zay’shawn carter-weston #4 • cB cb 6-2 • 182 • so • 1L 5-10 • 162 • fr • rs kansas city, mo. carl junction, mo. rockhurst h.s. carl junction h.s.

General: Fourth-year player… a talented cornerback who missed the 2017 season due to injury… General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the program… a promising looking to battle back and return to form for the 2018 season. cornerback prospect who will provide quality depth to the position for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Medical redshirt season. In 2017: Redshirt season. In 2016: Saw action in all 11 games, including four starts… made 28 tackles (19 solo) with 1.0 In High School: A Missouri Class 4A All-State performer at Carl Junction High School as a senior TFL, one interception and four pass break-ups on the season… made three tackles and returned an in 2016… also an All-District, All-Area and All-Conference pick… helped the Bulldogs to a pair of interception 65 yards for a touchdown vs. MSSU (Nov. 12). conference titles… made 143 career tackles with 16 interceptions. In 2015: Redshirt season. Personal: Born January 22, 1999… son of Quincy Weston and Trula Reese… a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.07 GPA as a marketing major. In High School: An All-District performer as a senior at Rockhurst High School in 2014… also named to the All-Simone Team… a two-year starter for the Hawklets. Personal: Born July 15, 1997… son of William Bazzle III and Markita Phillips… a management biyron mcgrew major. cb bazzle DEFENSIVE STATS Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 6-1 • 172 • fr • rs 38 2016 11 19-9-28 1.0-(-3) 0 3 1 fort smith, ark. tyshawn johnson fort smith northside h.s. #12 • cb General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the program… a promising 5-11 • 157 • so • 1l cornerback prospect who will provide quality depth to the position for the Gorillas this fall. pinewood, s.c. In 2017: Redshirt season. In High School: An All-Conference selection as a senior at Fort Smith Northside High School in hutchinson c.c. 2016… helped the Grizzlies to a 7-3 record his senior year… made 35 tackles, one interception and 11 pass break-ups. Personal: Born November 21, 1998… son of Chris Perry and Tiffany McGrew… an exploratory General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State in August from Hutchinson Community studies major. College… a talented cornerback who will look to be an impact performer for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Saw action in nine games in a reserve role… made 10 tackles (seven solo) and one pass break-up on the season. brady bradbury In Junior College: Did not use any eligibility in one season at Hutchinson C.C. (2016). #30 • S In High School: A four-time All-Region selection at Lakewood High School (2011-14). 5-10 • 200 • sr • 3L Personal: Born July 28, 1997 … son of Adrian Parker and Dorothy Johnson … an exercise science major. adair, okla. adair h.s.

General: Fifth-year player… a hard-working safety who missed the 2016 season… will look to compete for playing time in the secondary for the Gorillas this fall. In 2016-17: Saw action in all 11 games in a reserve role in 2016… made five tackles on the season… did not compete in 2017. In 2015: Saw action in all 11 games, including two starts… made 21 tackles (11 solo) and 1.0 In 2015: Saw action in all 11 games, including three starts… made 19 tackles (19 solo), one tackles-for-loss on the season… made a career-high seven tackles vs. ESU (Oct. 10). interception and three pass breakups on the season… made four tackles and an INT vs. UCO (Nov. 14). In 2013-14: Saw action in five games in a reserve role and special teams in 2014… made two In 2014: Redshirt season. assisted tackles… redshirted in his initial season in the program (2013). In High School: A Missouri Class 4A All-State selection as a senior at Carl Junction High School in In High School: An honorable mention Oklahoma Class 2A All-State selection as a senior at Adair 2013… recorded 11 interceptions on defense… caught 61 passes for 1,001 yards at wide receiver… High School in 2012… as a quarterback, passed for 1934 yards and 23 touchdowns and rushed for a state medalist in track & field and a 1,000-point scorer in basketball. 1374 yards and 16 scores… defensively, made 135 tackles and six interceptions. Personal: Born November 19, 1994… son of Monwell and Elaine Magee… a physical education major. Personal: Born January 16, 1995… son of Benny & Dawn Bradbury… a four-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.16 GPA as a physical education major. Magee DEFENSIVE STATS Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2015 11 19-0-19 0 0 3 1 2016 11 24-6-30 0 0 2 0 marcus brantley 2017 11 4-1-5 0 0 1 0 #33 • S Totals 33 47-7-54 0 0 6 1 5-10 • 190 • sr • 1L tempe, ariz. jaylon myers mesa c.c. 15 • S 6-2 • 181 • Sr • tr

General: Second-year player… a returning All-MIAA performer… a talented safety who is primed north augusta, s.c. for a big senior season. west virginia univ. In 2017: Saw action in 11 games, including six starts… made 66 tackles (39 solo) with 6.5 tackles-for-loss, 1.0 quarterback sack, two pass break-ups, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries on the season… posted a season-best 15 tackles vs. Lindenwood (Sept. 23)… earned second-team All-MIAA honors. 39 General: First-year player… joined the Gorillas in August in time for fall camp… a talented safety In Junior College: Earned honorable mention NJCAA All-America honors as a sophomore at Mesa who will look to be an impact player for the Gorillas this fall. Community College in 2016… made 108 tackles (68 solo) with 5.0 tackles-for-loss, four interceptions, 19 pass break-ups and three forced fumbles… helped the Thunderbirds to a 9-2 record and a Valley At WVU: Played one season at West Virginia University (2014)… saw action in 11 games in a reserve of the Sun Bowl victory. role for the Mountaineers. In High School: A stand-out prep performer at Red Mountain High School. In Junior College: An NJCAA All-America selection as a sophomore at Hutchinson Community College in 2013… made seven interceptions in seven games for the Blue Dragons… played his Personal: Born April 27, 1994 … son of James Beaver and Pamela Hayes … a marketing major. freshman season at Georgia Military College. brantley DEFENSIVE STATS In High School: A two-time prep All-American at North Augusta High School… a three-time All- Region performer for the Yellowjackets. Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2017 11 39-27-66 6.5-(-24) 0 2 0 Personal: Born August 23, 1992… son of Craig Myers and Shelana Coach… a recreation major. matt magee josh hornback #6 • s #2 • s 6-2 • 171 • jr • 2L 6-0 • 199 • sr • 3l wichita, kan. carl junction, mo. bishop carroll h.s. carl junction h.s.

General: Fourth-year player… a returning All-MIAA performer and the team’s tackle leader from General: Fifth-year player… a hard working cornerback who evolved into a frontline player for the 2017 season… a talented safety who is primed for a big junior campaign. Pitt State… figures to battle for significant action the Gorillas again this fall. In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including 11 starts… made 70 tackles (44 solo) with 4.0 In 2017: Saw action in 11 games, including two starts… posted five tackles (four solo) and one tackles-for-loss, two interceptions, two pass break-ups and two blocked kicks… earned MIAA pass break-up on the season. Special Teams Player of the Week vs. UCO (Sept. 9)… twice posted a season-high nine tackles – vs. MWSU (Oct. 14) and vs. ATU (Dec. 2)… recorded two interceptions vs. NWMSU (Oct. 28)… earned In 2016: Saw action in all 11 games, including six starts… made 30 tackles (24 solo) along with two PBUs, honorable mention All-MIAA honors. two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble… made a career-high 14 tackles (13 solo) vs. FHSU (Oct. 8). In 2015-16: Saw action in 10 games in a reserve role in 2016, posting 19 tackles (12 solo) and two PBUs, after redshirting in his initial season in the Pitt State program (2015). alex derryberry In High School: A two-time Kansas Class 5A All-State performer at Bishop Carroll High School (2013-14)… made 156 tackles with seven interceptions (two for TDs), six forced fumbles and six #35 • s fumble recoveries as a senior for the Golden Eagles… helped BCHS capture Class 5A state titles in 2012 and 2014… also a state medalist in track & field. 6-0 • 172 • so • 1L Personal: Born January 25, 1997… son of John and Jane Hornback… a three-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll and an MIAA Scholar Athlete in 2017… has a 3.72 GPA as a construction carthage, mo. management major. carthage h.s. hornback DEFENSIVE STATS Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2016 10 12-7-19 0 0 2 0 General: Third-year player… a promising safety prospect who continues to improve with 2017 12 44-26-70 4.0-(-9) 0 2 2 experience… a hard worker who will battle for increased playing time for the Gorillas this fall. Totals 22 56-33-89 4.0-(-9) 0 4 2 In 2016-17: Saw action in three games in a reserve role in 2017, after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). In High School: A two-time Missouri Class 5A All-State performer at Carthage High School (2014-15)… creighton sanders earned All-State honors as a defensive back as a junior in 2014, before earning All-State honors at #20 • s quarterback as a senior in 2015… helped the Tigers to an 11-2 record and the Class 5A state semifinals. Personal: Born July 13, 1997… son of Dean and Rhonda Derryberry… a member of the MIAA 6-1 • 189 • jr • 2L Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.01 GPA as an exploratory studies major. wichita, kan. wichita heights h.s. connor howard #13 • s 40 General: Third-year player… a talented safety who evolved into a frontline player for the Gorillas… 5-11 • 191 • so • tr figures to be an impact performer again this fall… also a member of the Pitt State track & field team. brownwood, texas In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games, including six starts… made 49 tackles (34 solo) with 2.5 TFLs, two pass break-ups, two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries on the season. univ. of north texas In 2016: Saw action in nine games in a reserve role… made 14 tackles (10 solo) with 1.0 TFL and 1.0 quarterback sack on the year… also posted one interception and one PBU. General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State in August from the University of North Texas… In Track & Field: Garnered All-America honors with a sixth-place finish in the javelin at the 2016 NCAA a talented safety who will look to make an immediate impact for the Gorillas this fall. Division II Outdoor National Championships (217-6)… also earned All-MIAA honors in the discipline… placed fourth in the javelin at the USATF Junior Nationals in June 2017. At UNT: Spent two seasons at North Texas… played in four games as a redshirt freshman for the Mean Green in 2017, after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). In High School: A Kansas Class 5A All-State performer as a defensive back as a senior at Wichita Heights High School in 2015 … finished his career as the Falcons all-time tackles leader … also the Class In High School: A second-team Texas Class 6A All-State selection as a defensive back as a senior 5A state champion in the javelin and the state runner-up in the 100m hurdles in track & field … also a at Westlake High School in 2015… also earned honorable mention All-State honors at wide receiver. Class 5A All-State outfielder in baseball. Personal: Born May 30, 1998… son of Chuck and Brandy Howard… a graphic communications Personal: Born January 31, 1998… son of Mario Sanders and Sonya Bess… a two-year member of the major. MIAA Academic Honor Roll and an MIAA Scholar Athlete… has a 3.60 GPA as an exercise science major. sanders DEFENSIVE STATS zack roark Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT 2016 11 10-4-14 1.0-(-8) 1.0-(-8) 1 1 #36 • S 2017 12 34-15-49 2.5-(-9) 0 2 0 Totals 23 44-19-63 3.5-(-17) 1.0-(-8) 3 1 6-1 • 184 • SO • SQ pittsburg, kan. pittsburg h.s.

General: Third-year player… a promising safety prospect… a hard worker who continues to improve with experience… will seek to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017, after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). In High School: An honorable mention Kansas Class 5A All-State performer as a senior at Pittsburg High School (2015)… earned honorable mention Class 4A All-State honors at Columbus High School in 2014… made 300 tackles, four interceptions and 27 pass breakups during his prep career. jai’len jones Personal: Born May 28, 1998… son of Debbie Roark… a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll s in 2017… a marketing major. 6-2 • 197 • fr • rs adrian scroggins kansas city, mo. s hogan prep h.s. 6-1 • 181 • so • tr General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a pittsburg, kan. promising safety prospect who will provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas. independence c.c. In 2017: Redshirt season. In High School: A two-time Missouri Class 2A All-District performer at Kansas City’s Hogan Prep High School (2015-16)… helped the Rams compile a 21-3 record over his final two prep seasons. General: First-year player… transferred to Pitt State in January from Independence Community College… a promising safety prospect who will seek to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. Personal: Born April 1, 1999… son of Keenan Jones and Nikkita Williams… an interior design major. In Junior College: Spent two seasons at Indepencence C. C. (2016-17)… saw action in nine games as a freshman in 2016… made six tackles and a fumble recovery on the season. brandon mlekus In High School: An honorable mention Kansas Class 5A All-State performer at Pittsburg High School… also a first-team All-SEK League honoree for the Purple Dragons. s Personal: Born March 1, 1998… son of Steve and Beth Stockard… a recreation major. 5-11 • 185 • fr • rs frontenac, kan. 41 morgan selemaea frontenac h.s. #7 • S

5-11 • 196 • SO • 1l General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a harrisonville, mo. promising safety prospect who will provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas. In 2017: Redshirt season. harrisonville h.s. In High School: The Kansas Class 4A-II Offensive Player of the Year as a senior at Frontenac High School in 2016… a two-time All-State performer… passed for 1,194 yards and 16 TDs, rushed for 1,211 yards and 16 scores and made 36 tackles, three INTs and one pass break-up his senior season. General: Second-year player… a returning All-MIAA performer who made an immediate impact as a true freshman in 2017… expected to be a key member of the secondary for the Gorillas again this fall. Personal: Born December 16, 1998… son of Jeff Mlekus and Monica Maus… a management major. In 2017: Saw action in 10 games, including four starts… made 40 tackles (28 solo) with 9.0 tackles- for-loss and 8.0 quarterback sacks… also registered an interception, two pass breaks-ups, three forced fumbles and a fumble recovery… led the MIAA in quarterback sacks despite missing two games… adam smith earned MIAA Defensive Player of the Week honors after recording nine tackles with 1.0 QB sack, an INT s and a fumble recovery vs. MWSU (Oct. 14)… made a season-high nine tackles vs. ESU (Oct. 21)… suited up for his first action in week three vs. NSU (Sept. 16)… earned honorable mention All-MIAA honors. 5-10 • 176 • fr • rs In High School: The Missouri Class 4A Offensive Player of the Year as a senior at Harrisonville High School in 2016… also an All-Conference selection as a defensive back for the Wildcats… helped HHS to atchison, kan. a 12-3 record and the Class 4A state title his senior season. atchison h.s. Personal: Born October 15, 1998… son of Eteuati and Celina Selemaea… a physical education major. selemaea DEFENSIVE STATS General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a Year G UT-AT-TT TFLs QB SACKs PBU INT promising safety prospect who will provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas. 2017 10 28-12-40 9.0-(-53) 8.0-(-48) 2 1 In 2017: Redshirt season. In High School: A Kansas Class 4A-I All-State performer as a defensive back as a senior at Atchison High School in 2016… made 49 tackles, 7.0 tackles-for-loss and one interception his senior season… compiled 223 career tackles with seven interceptions… a 2017 Kansas Shrine Bowl participant. Personal: Born August 15, 1998… son of Jim and Jennifer Smith… an exploratory studies major. In High School: A first-team Missouri Class 2A All-State performer as a senior at Lamar High School in 2015… helped the Tigers to an unblemished 15-0 record and the program’s fifth straight conner kaifes Class 2A state title… a two-year starter for the Tigers. #49 • LS Personal: Born January 29, 1998… son of Kevin Duncan and Heather Crawford… a two-year member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.43 GPA as a construction management major. 6-1 • 206 • sr • 1L shawnee, kan. Todd morrow coffeyville c.c. #45 • pk/p 5-10 • 173 • so • 1l General: Second-year player… a talented long snapper who will seek to handle those chores for a second season for the Gorillas special teams units this fall. lamar, mo. In Junior College: Spent two seasons at Coffeyville Community College (2015-16). lamar h.s. In High School: An All-League performer at Mill Valley High School… a two-year starter for the Jaguars… also a 2015 Kansas Shrine Bowl selection. General: Third-year player… handled Pitt State’s kickoff duties as a redshirt freshman in 2017… Personal: Born May 30, 1997… son of Eric and Melynda Kaifes… a member of the MIAA Academic expected to handle those chores again this fall… also a promising place kicking and punting Honor Roll… has a 3.00 GPA as a marketing major. prospect for the Gorillas. In 2016-17: Saw action in all 12 games in 2017… averaged 56.8 yards on 69 kickoffs with 14 kassidy lemons touchbacks… redshirted in his initial season in the program (2016). In High School: A two-time first-team Missouri Class 2A All-State selection as a placekicker at pk Lamar High School (2014-15)… converted 99 of 103 PATs, booted a career long 49-yard field goal, 6-2 • 213 • sr • sq averaged 39 yards per punt… helped the Tigers to four straight Class 2A state titles. Personal: Born April 13, 1998… son of Mark and Julie Morrow… a member of the MIAA Academic 42 hutchinson, kan. Honor Roll… has a 3.84 GPA as an exploratory studies major. hutchinson c.c. brady newland General: Second-year player… a promising place kicking prospect… a hard worker who will ls provide quality depth at the position for the Gorillas this fall. In 2017: Did not see any action on the field for the Gorillas. 6-2 • 217 • so • tr In Junior College: Spent two seasons at Hutchinson Community College (2014-15)… converted liberty, mo. six of eight career field goal attempts and 76 of 82 PAT tries for the Blue Dragons. jefferson college In High School: A standout prep performer at Hutchinson High School… converted three of four field goals and 63 of 64 PAT tries during his prep career for the Salt Hawks. Personal: Born December 8, 1995… son of Robert Lemons and Melissa Lemons… a member of the MIAA Academic Honor Roll… has a 3.34 GPA as a construction management major. General: First-year player… a promising long snapping prospect who joined the Gorillas in August… will look to compete for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. In Junior College: Spent two years at Jefferson College, playing baseball for the Vikings in keegan duncan 2014-15. #37 • LS In High School: A second-team Missouri Class 6A All-State selection as a senior at Liberty High School in 2013… also an All-District and All-Conference honoree. 6-1 • 212 • so • sq Personal: Born February 14, 1996… son of Brad and Cheryl Newland… a general studies major. lamar, mo. lamar h.s.

General: Third-year player… a promising long snapper prospect… a hard worker who continues to improve with experience… will look to battle for playing time for the Gorillas this fall. In 2016-17: Did not see any action on the field in 2017, after redshirting in his initial season in the program (2016). jared vincent 2018 Pitt State Signing Class #27 • PK/P Anthony Albertini 6-2 • 215 • Defensive End 5-11 • 179 • so • 1L St. Paul, Kan./St. Paul High School claremore, okla. Honors/Stats: A two-time Eight Man Division I All-State selection at St. Paul High School (2016- 17)… also a three-time All-League and three-time All-District performer for the Indians… helped SPHS claremore h.s. to an 11-2 record and the Eight Man-I state runner-up finish his senior year… a 2018 Kansas Shrine Bowl selection… H.S. Coach: Keith Wiatrak… Personal: Born August 24, 1999… son of Ross and Gina Albertini… Anticipated PSU major: finance. General: Fourth-year player… a returning All-MIAA placekicker…enjoyed a steady debut season for the Gorillas in 2017… expected to handle Pitt State’s placekicking duties again this fall. Stefan Banda In 2017: Saw action in all 12 games… converted 14 of 17 field goals (.824) and 44 of 48 PATs (.917) 5-11 • 170 • Wide Receiver on the season… scored a team-leading 86 points (7.2 ppg)… made 12 of 13 field goal attempts Bentonville, Ark./Bentonville High School between Sept. 16 and Oct. 28… booted a season-long 47-yard field goal vs. FHSU (Oct. 7)… converted 14 of 15 kicks inside 40 yards on the season… earned honorable mention All-MIAA honors. Honors/Stats: An All-Conference performer at a senior at Bentonville West High School as a senior in 2017… caught 38 passes for 738 yards (19.4 ypc) and 10 touchdowns… a two-year starter for In 2015-16: Did not see any action in 2016, after redshirting in his initial season in the Pitt State the Wolverines… also a state champion triple jumper in track & field… H.S. Coach: Bryan Pratt… program (2015). Personal: Born June 7, 2000… son of Duson Banda and Pratthana Chaiwonsai … Anticipated PSU major: undecided. In High School: An Oklahoma Class 6A All-State performer as a senior at Claremore High School in 2014… the District II-1 Special Teams Player of the Year… converted eight of 13 field goals, including seven of nine kicks inside 50 yards… also made seven of 10 field goals as a junior in 2013. Joe Clune Personal: Born June 23, 1997… son of Jay and L. Suzanne Vincent… a two-year member of the 6-1 • 290 • Defensive Lineman MIAA Academic Honor Roll and an MIAA Scholar Athlete in 2017… has a 3.61 GPA as an exercise science major. Kansas City, Mo./St. Thomas Aquinas High School Honors/Stats: A two-time Kansas Class 5A All-State performer at St. Thomas Aquinas High School (2016-17)… also a two-time All-Eastern Kansas League selection… helped the Saints to an 11-2 record 43 and the Class 5A state runner-up finish his senior year… H.S. Coach: Randy Dreiling… Personal: chandler saied Born December 20, 1999… son of Dan and Teresa Clune… Anticipated PSU major: engineering. PK/P 6-1 • 180 • fr • rs Payton Copher 6-0 • 185 • Safety broken arrow, okla. Springdale, Ark./Har-Ber High School Honors/Stats: An All-Conference performer as a senior at Har-Ber High School in 2017… a three- broken arrow h.s. year starter for the Wildcats… also an Arkansas Class 7A state champion in the 100 meters in track & field… the Class 7A state runner-up in the 200 meters and a two-time state champion on the Wildcats 400m relay… H.S. Coach: Chris Wood… Personal: Born June 2, 1999… son of Vance and Ronda General: Second-year player… redshirted in his initial season in the Pitt State program… a Copher… Anticipated PSU major: biology (pre-medicine). promising place kicking and punting prospect who will provide quality depth to the positions. In 2017: Redshirt season. Leighton Cushinberry In High School: A first-team Oklahoma Class 6A All-State selection as a senior at Broken Arrow 6-2 • 288 • Defensive Lineman High School in 2016. Atchison, Kan./Atchison High School Personal: Born December 31, 1998… son of Johnny and Victoria Saied… a finance major. Honors/Stats: A two-time honorable mention Kansas Class 4A All-State performer at Atchison High School (2016-17)… also a three-time All-Conference selection for the Redmen (2015-17)… made 40 tackles with 11 tackles-for-loss, one force fumble and one fumble recovery his senior season… H.S. Coach: Jim Smith… Personal: Born April 14, 2000… son of Nate Seymore and Alta Cushinberry… Anticipated PSU major: undecided. Dalton Davis 6-3 • 231 • Defensive Lineman Lamar, Mo./Liberal High School Honors/Stats: A first-team Missouri Class 1A All-State performer as a senior at Liberal High School in 2017… also a first-team All-Region, first-team All-District and first-team All-Conference honoree… made 54 tackles with 13.5 tackles-for-loss and 7.5 quarterback sacks his senior season… helped the Bulldogs to a 7-4 record in 2017… H.S. Coach: Matt McKee… Personal: Born February 9, 2000… son of Dustin Davis and Stacey Davis… Anticipated PSU major: undecided. Clayton Dunning Lawrence Harris, Jr. 6-3 • 190 • Wide Receiver 6-3 • 238 • Tight End Aurora, Mo./Aurora High School Tulsa, Okla./Union High School Honors/Stats: A two-time Missouri Class 3A All-District performer at Aurora High School… made 70 Honors/Stats: An Oklahoma Class 6A All-District performer as a senior at Tulsa’s Union High School career receptions for 1,261 yards and nine touchdowns… also carried the ball 73 times for 514 yards in 2017… caught 16 passes for 220 yards and two touchdowns his senior season… a two-year starter and seven scores… made 198 career tackles on defense with four interceptions… helped the Houn for the Redskins… helped Union to an 11-2 record and the Class 6A state championship in 2016… Dawgs to a 9-5 record and a Class 3A state semifinal appearance in 2015…H.S. Coach: Craig Weldy… helped the Redskins to a 12-1 record and the Class 6A state runner-up finish in 2017… H.S. Coach: Personal: Born March 23, 2000… son of Rusty Dunning and Sherrie Dunning… Anticipated PSU Kirk Fridrich… Personal: Born May 13, 2000… son of Lawrence and Jamie Harris… Anticipated major: accounting. PSU major: undecided. Grant Fairchild Devin Hillmon 6-3 • 194 • Linebacker 6-0 • 179 • Safety Andale, Kan./Andale High School Tulsa, Okla./Muskogee High School Honors/Stats: A first-team Kansas Class 4A All-State selection as a senior at Andale High School in Honors/Stats: A stand-out prep performer at Muskogee High School… a two-year starter for the 2017… earned All-State honors both as a linebacker and an offensive lineman… a three-year starter Roughers… made 102 tackles with seven interceptions during his prep career… also had 59 career for the Indians… helped AHS to a 12-1 record and the Class 4A Division I state runner-up finish in receptions for 898 yards and five touchdowns…H.S. Coach: Rafe Watkins… Personal: Born August 2017… also a 2018 Kansas Shrine Bowl selection… H.S. Coach: Dylan Schmidt… Personal: Born 24, 1999… son of Kerry and Angie Hillmon… Anticipated PSU major: education. March 6, 2000… son of Tim and Tina Fairchild… Anticipated PSU major: undecided. Gasevan McGrue Justin Finnigan 5-8 • 159 • Cornerback 6-2 • 276 • Offensive Lineman Wylie, Texas/Wylie High School Kansas City, Mo./Shawnee Mission East High School Honors/Stats: A first-team Texas Class 6A All-District performer at a senior at Wylie High School in Honors/Stats: A two-time first-team Kansas Class 6A All-State performer at Shawnee Mission East 2017… made 49 tackles with three interceptions and 10 pass break-ups his senior season… a three- High School (2016-17)… an All-State All-Class (Top 33) selection by the Wichita Eagle… a three-year year starter for the Pirates… H.S. Coach: Bill Howard… Personal: Born March 30, 2000… son of All-Conference pick for the Lancers (2015-17)… helped East to a Kansas Class 6A state championship Mark and Ashanti McGrue… Anticipated PSU major: engineering. 44 in 2014 as well as conference and district crowns in 2015-16… H.S. Coach: Dustin Delaney… Personal: Born June 15, 2000… son of Mark and Jennie Finnigan… Anticipated PSU major: construction management. Thatcher Robertson 5-11 • 210 • Linebacker Jared Flood Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley North High School 5-10 • 170 • Safety Honors/Stats: An honorable mention Kansas Class 6A All-State performer as a senior at Blue Valley North High School in 2017… a two-time All-Conference selection (2016-17)… helped the Mustangs Kaqnsas City, Mo./St. Thomas Aquinas High School to a 9-4 record and the Class 6A state title in 2017… made 228 tackles with 10.0 tackles-for-loss, 10 Honors/Stats: A first-team Kansas Class 5A All-State performer as a senior at St. Thomas Aquinas pass break-ups and four forced fumbles during his final two prep years… H.S. Coach: Andy Sims… High School in 2017… also a first-team All-Eastern Kansas League selection… helped the Saints to an Personal: Born January 12, 2000… son of Wesley and Jacqueline Robertson… Anticipated PSU 11-2 record and the Class 5A state runner-up finish in 2017… a 2018 Kansas Shrine Bowl selection… major: justice studies. H.S. Coach: Randy Dreiling… Personal: Born February 4, 2000… son of Pete and Brenda Flood… Anticipated PSU major: undecided. Elijah Robinson Jeffrey Fordjour 6-2 • 197 • Defensive End Webb City, Mo./Webb City High School 6-1 • 187 • Safety Honors/Stats: A first-team Missouri Class 4A All-State performer as a senior at Webb City High School Wylie, Texas/Wylie High School in 2017… also a first-team All-District and first-team All-Conference selection… made 119 tackles with Honors/Stats: A Texas Class 6A All-District performer as a senior at Wylie High School in 2017… 11 quarterback sacks in 19 career prep games for the Cardinals… helped WCHS to a 15-0 record and made 30 tackles with seven pass break-ups for the Pirates… a three-year starter at WHS… H.S. the Class 4A state title in 2017… H.S. Coach: John Roderique… Personal: Born March 24, 2000… son Coach: Bill Howard… Personal: Born November 26, 1999… son of Anthony and Lucy Fordjour… of Ennis and Ebonie Robinson… Anticipated PSU major: biology (pre-physical therapy). Anticipated PSU major: engineering technology. Jordon Rogers Drake Gammon 6-0 • 207 • Linebacker 6-6 • 220 • Tight End Webb City, Mo./Webb City High School Overland Park, Kan./Blue Valley West High School Honors/Stats: A first-team Missouri Class 4A All-State performer as a senior at Webb City High Honors/Stats: A stand-out prep performer at Blue Valley West High School… a two-year starter School in 2017… also a two-time first-team All-District selection (2016-17)… made 233 tackles and for the Jaguars… also a stand-out basketball player at West… H.S. Coach: Josh Koerkenmeier… 9.0 quarterback sacks in 39 career prep games… helped the Cardinals to a 15-0 record and the Class Personal: Born August 15, 1999… son of Kendall Gammon and Leslie Gammon… Anticipated PSU 4A state championship in 2017… H.S. Coach: John Roderique… Personal: Born January 5, 2000… major: secondary education. son of Dyton and Deborah Rogers… Anticipated PSU major: education. Cooper Schettler Riley Watkins 6-4 • 276 • Offensive Lineman 6-0 • 197 • Quarterback Carlisle, Iowa/Carlisle High School Republic, Mo./Republic High School Honors/Stats: A first-team Iowa Class 3A All-State performer as a senior at Carlisle High School Honors/Stats: A two-time All-District and All-Region performer at Republic High School (2016-17)… in 2017… also a first-team All-District and first-team All-Conference selection… a three-year starter also a three-time All-Conference selection… a three-year starter for the Tigers… H.S. Coach: Dustin for the Wildcats… helped CHS to an 8-2 record his senior season… H.S. Coach: Mark Hoekstra… Baldwin… Personal: Born September 17, 1999… son of Daron and Tammy Watkins… Anticipated Personal: Born September 15, 1999… son of Joe and Kristan Schettler… Anticipated PSU major: PSU major: education. undecided. Joe Watskey Mak Sexton 6-0 • 214 • Linebacker 6-1 • 202 • Quarterback Edwardsville, Kan./Bishop Miege High School Leander, Texas/Cedar Park High School Honors/Stats: A two-time first-team Kansas Class 4A Division I All-State performer at Bishop Miege Honors/Stats: A first-team Texas Class 5A All-District performer as a senior at Cedar Park High School High School (2016-17)… also two-time first-team All-Eastern Kansas League selection… helped the in 2017… a three-year starter for the Timberwolves… helped guide Cedar Park to a 15-0 record and Stags to a 13-0 record and the Class 4A Division I state championship in 2017… a three-year starter… the Class 5A state championship as a sophomore in 2015… named the state Offensive MVP that year… compiled more than 300 career tackles… H.S. Coach: Jon Holmes… Personal: Born July 14, 1999… helped the Timberwolves to a 39-3 record his final three prep years… H.S. Coach: Carl Abseck… son of Chad and Molly Watskey… Anticipated PSU major: biology (pre-physical therapy). Personal: Born May 25, 1999… son of Bob and Jill Sexton… Anticipated PSU major: management. Max Wilson T.D. Smith 6-0 • 188 • Linebacker 6-3 • 236 • Tight End Pittsburg, Kan./St. Mary’s-Colgan High School Piedmont, Okla./Piedmont High School Honors/Stats: A first-team Kansas Class 2A All-State selection at linebacker as a senior at St. Mary’s- Honors/Stats: A two-time Oklahoma Class 5A All-State performer at Piedmont High School (2016- Colgan High School in 2017… made 93 tackles with three interceptions his senior year… also rushed 17)… also a multiple-year All-Conference and All-District selection for the Wildcats… H.S. Coach: the ball for 1,088 yards and 11 touchdowns… helped the Panthers to a 10-2 record and the Class Trent Worley… Personal: Born March 21, 1999… son of Mike and Ann Smith… Anticipated PSU 2A state runner-up finish… a 2018 Kansas Shrine Bowl selection… H.S. Coach: Shawn Seemater… major: undecided. Personal: Born October 16, 1999… son of Dustin Wilson and Sharon Bertolio… Anticipated PSU major: management. 45 Carson Stout 5-11 • 140 • Wide Receiver Drew Winn Collinsville, Okla./Collinsville High School 6-1 • 176 • Running Back Honors/Stats: An Oklahoma Class 5A All-State performer as a senior at Collinsville High School Pea Ridge, Ark./Pea Ridge High School in 2017… also an All-District selection as a defensive back… led the Cardinals in interceptions and Honors/Stats: A first-team Arkansas Class 4A All-State selection at running back as a senior at touchdowns his senior season… a three-year starter at CHS… helped the Cardinals to a 9-2 record as a Pea Ridge High School in 2017… carried the ball 276 times for 2,285 yards (8.3 ypc), helping the junior in 2016… H.S. Coach: Kevin Jones… Personal: Born September 17, 1999… son of Steve and Blackhawks reach the Class 4A state semifinals for a third straight year in 2017… rushed for 1,386 Lori Stout… Anticipated PSU major: undecided. yards as a junior in 2016, helping PRHS advance to the Class 4A state championship game… H.S. Coach: Stephen Neal… Personal: Born January 10, 2000… son of Dickie Winn and Kristi Welker… Anticipated PSU major: undecided. Michael Toney 6-3 • 276 • Offensive Lineman Bentonville, Ark./Bentonville West High School Honors/Stats: An Arkansas Class 7A All-State performer as a senior at Bentonville West High School in 2017… also a two-time All-Conference selection for the Wolverines… helped West to a 9-2 record his senior season… also a Rivals two-star player… H.S. Coach: Bryan Pratt… Personal: Born January 12, 2000… son of Mike and LeAnn Toney… Anticipated PSU major: undecided. Zeke Wall 6-1 • 276 • Defensive Lineman Carl Junction, Mo./Carl Junction High School Honors/Stats: A three-time Missouri Class 4A All-State performer at Carl Junction High School (2015-17)… also a three-time All-District and three-time All-Conference selection… made 128 tackles (78 solo) with 16.0 tackles-for-loss and 11.0 quarterback sacks his senior season… H.S. Coach: Doug Buckmaster… Personal: Born December 15, 199… son of Jesse and Sarah Wall… Anticipated PSU major: management/marketing. All-Time CAPTAINS 2018 Demetrius Bernard, Brenner Clemons, 2000 Wes Baker, Matt Howard, 1980 Jeff Cooper, Steve Krull, Ryan Dodd, John Roderique, Lateef Walker, Caleb White Richard Overton Darian Taylor, Simanu’a Thomas 1999 Wes Baker, Dion Meneley, 1979 Steve Bruce, Mark Hittner 2017 Carter Anchors, Demetrius Bernard, Matt Pinamonti, Andrew 1978 Steve Bruce, Brian Byers Bo Farrow, Ethan Fugitt, Poling, Brice Taylor Austin Panko, John Roderique 1977 Don Durkin, Mark Lamb, Bob 1998 Ben Peterson, Zack Long, Rudy Polchlopek 2016 Demetrius Bernard, Spencer Brown, Siegrist, Chad Webb Bo Farrow, Kyle Swartz 1976 Mark Mayo, Steve Pazzie, 1997 Brandon Claypool, Mark Steve Simmons 2015 Spencer Brown, Austin Daniel, Cook, Ben Peterson, Mike Philpot Montrae Strickland, Kyle Swartz, Reynolds, Zack Siegrist 1975 Steve Simmons Bruce Heath Wilson 1996 Brandon Claypool, Bob Goltra, 1974 Pat McGraw 2014 Anthony Abenoja, Tyler Disney, Eric Hendrick, Anthony Randle 1973 Ken Manley, Chuck Smith Jeff Seybold, Jr., Keeston Terry 1995 Chris Brown, Ed Fairchild, 1972 Ken Manley 2013 Anthony Abenoja, John Brown, B.J. McGivern, Jeff Moreland, Tyler Disney, Nate Dreiling, Cody Phil Schepens 1971 Bob Homer, Jim Manley, Holland, Solomon Watkins Albert Schmidt 1994 Tim Bradbury, Ed Fairchild, 2012 Anthony Abenoja, John Brown, Cooper Harris, Jeff Moreland, 1970 Rick Clark, Herb Kersley Nate Dreiling, Aaron Kolich, Chas Brian Nutt, Andy Sweet 1969 Floyd May, Bob Numrich Smith, Gus Toca, Solomon Watkins 1993 Derek Blackburn, Doug Bullard, 1968 Charles Broyles White 2011 Zac Dickey, Nate Dreiling, Chris Hanna, Brian Hutchins, Simmons Aaron Kolich, Aaron Sawyer, Carlos Nevins, Joey Tobin 1967 Fred Held, John Peterson Luke Stringer, Gus Toca, 1992 Mike Brockel, Lance Gosch, 1966 John Tripp, A.J. Wachter 46 Spencer Worthington Ronald Moore, Troy Wilson 1965 Larry Basky 2010 Bristan Kelley, Alex Kuhlman, 1991 Darren Dawson, Kendall Gammon, Jeff Smith, David Vaughn, Dustin 1964 John Brunet, Jerry Cummings, Brian Hoover, Ky Kiger, Phil McCoy, Wiley, Spencer Worthington Gene John, Phil Young Brian Pinamonti, Shane Tafoya 2009 Kendall Fisher, Antonio Graham, 1963 Craig Campbell 1990 Kendall Gammon, Ira McMillan, John McCoy, Jay Nuñez, Rashad Jay Padden, Tim Sinclair, Jody 1962 Jerry Archer, Harlan Pittman, Chadd Snyder Truitt, Michael Wilber, Darryl Wren Hess, Tom Spiewak 2008 Caleb Farabi, Rusty Morgan, 1989 Kenny Davis, Steve Ginavan, 1961 Richare Beal, Tom Gosch, Claypool Rashad Pittman, Mark Smith Wachter Brett Potts, John Roderique Lewis Holmes 2007 Nick Dellasega, Brett Shamblin, 1988 Blaise Bauer, Donnie Johnson, Brett 1960 Bill Brown Mark Smith, Zac Robinson Potts, John Roderique, Jesse Wall 1959 Eldon Danenhauer, Paul Schleicher 2006 Nick Dellasega, Ryan Meredith, 1987 Troy Adams, Jon Beal, Bob Schaller, Germaine Race, Zac Robinson 1958 John Levra Bryan Simoncic, Gene Stegeman, 2005 Justin Bean, Josh Lattimer, Kurt Thompson, Monte Weathers 1957 Carroll Cobble, Bill Samuels Andy Majors, Ryan Meredith, 1986 Tim Beck, Bernard Brown, 1956 Marvin Ackerson, Bill Mosley Joe Taylor, Chad Weeks Mark Lentz, Todd Mayhew, 1955 Marvin Ackerson, Jim Troxel 2004 Jermaine Carpenter, Josh Bruce Stancell, Sam Valentini Lattimer, Andy Majors, Chad 1954 David Fowler, Bob Hill 1985 Tom Beebe, Kris Kehl, Miller, Neal Philpot Grantham Bruce Stancell, Kent 1953 Bob Coughenour Coughenour 2003 Tyronne Armstrong, Thompson, Sam Valentini 1952 Bernard Hays Aaron McConnell, Levi 1984 Larry Audley, Chris Grantham, Terry Neville, Neal Philpot, Mark 1951 Tom Lester, Junior Rons Myers, Steve Siebuhr, John Stringer Stephen, Terek Wilson 1950 Paul Hutsey 1983 Greg Cobble, Chris Grantham, 2002 Aaron Hight, Eric Johnson, Mark McGivern, Sam 1949 Jim Gumfory, Art Parkhurst Chris Lutz, Aaron McConnell, Pittman, Howard Walker Neal Philpot, Caleb White 1982 Mark Kilgore, Chuck Lunn, 2001 Brad Harris, Earl Henry, Matt Nick Motosko, Tom Stringer Howard, Pat McNally, Travis Stepps, Caleb White 1981 Jeff Cooper, Ron Freeman, Lunn Stan Patton, Scott Zornes CARNIE SMITH STADIUM Pittsburg State University plays its home football games at Brandenburg Field/Carnie Stadium Records Smith Stadium, widely recognized as one of the finest venues in NCAA Division II. Overall Home Record: 349-130-12 (.723) Affectionately referred to as both “The Pitt” and “The Jungle” by Gorilla players and Regular Season Play: 324-122-12 (.721) fans, Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium provides one of the strongest home field Post Season Play: 25-8 (.758) advantages in college football. Win No. 1: vs. Baker (6-0), Oct. 11, 1924 Entering the 2018 campaign, Pittsburg State has won 149 of its last 174 regular season Win No. 100: vs. Washburn (27-6), Oct. 29, 1960 home games, posting a 149-24-1 record (.859) over the last 33 seasons. Win No. 200: vs. Arkansas-Monticello (23-7), Dec. 3, 1988 Win No. 250: vs. Missouri Southern (21-7), Oct. 19, 1996 The Gorillas have won 72 percent of their home games during the 94-year history of the Win No. 300: vs. Panhandle State (87-0), Sept. 9, 2006 facility, with a 349-130-12 all-time home record since the facility opened in 1924. Decade By Decade PSU’s home field advantage strengthened in 2001 with the completion of a $5.7 million 1920s: 12-13-0 (.480) 1970s: 26-22-3 (.539) expansion project to Carnie Smith Stadium. With the improvements, all made possible by 1930s: 29-17-1 (.628) 1980s: 50-7-0 (.877) private funding, an additional 2,300 seats were added to Carnie Smith Stadium, including 1940s: 24-16-6 (.587) 1990s: 58-5-1 (.914) new club seating on both the East and West stands. The stadium capacity grew from 5,611 1950s: 31-15-0 (.674) 2000s: 54-7-0 (.885) permanent seats to 7,950. 1960s: 34-12-1 (.734) 2010s: 31-16-0 (.660) Additionally, 16 luxury sky boxes were added to the East side of the stadium. New Consecutive Home Wins: 24 (Oct. 5, 1991 to Nov. 5, 1994) restroom, concession stand and ticket booth facilities were created, an elevator, handicap Consecutive Home Losses: 9 (Oct. 6, 1928 to Oct. 3, 1930) accessibility and other ADA improvements were made. Undefeated Seasons at Home: 25 Both the home and visitor locker room facilities underwent major improvements, and a (1924, 1932, 1934, 1942-43, 1951, 1957, 1960-62, 1971, 1980-82, 1986, 1988, 1990, new media room was added to the East side for PSU players and media personnel to utilize. 1992-93, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2004, 2006, 2008) 47 An additional eight luxury sky boxes and elevator service were added to the West side Most Lopsided Home Win: 87-0 in the summer of 2006. The $2.5 million project was made possible by private funding. vs. Panhandle State, Sept. 9, 2006 In 2008, PSU unveiled its new “Jungletron” video Most Lopsided Home Defeat: 63-14 scoreboard – the largest replay board in Division II – in the vs. Missouri Western, Oct. 20, 2012 south end zone of the stadium. This $1.7 million project Best Home Record (season): 9-0-0, 2004 was made possible entirely by private funding. The facility was originally named Brandenburg Stadium, in honor of William Aaron Brandenburg, the first president of the University. It was built in 1923 with volunteer labor and money donated by students, alumni, faculty and citizens of Pittsburg. Brandenburg In 1987, the University announced that the field would continue to bear the name of PSU’s first president, but the stadium would be called Carnie Smith Stadium, in honor of the legendary PSU football coach who led the Gorillas to two NAIA national championships (1957 and 1961) and six conferences titles during his tenure from 1949-66. Construction of the facility began with volunteer labor during the summer of 1923, after a successful fund drive raised the necessary $100,000 to build the stadium. To ensure its completion by the start of the 1924 season, PSU faculty members were required to help work up to eight hours per week. Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium • Dec. 10, 2011 On October 11, 1924, the first varsity football game was played at the new facility During the last 20 seasons, Pittsburg State University has averaged 8,390 fans per home game between PSU (known as Kansas State Teachers College) and Baker University, in front of (1,073,956 fans in 128 games). Last year, PSU averaged 7,962 fans in six home games, ranking approximately 4,000 fans. The team didn’t disappoint all of those who worked so hard eighth nationally in attendance – PSU’s fifth straight season in the top 10. to build the new facility, earning a 6-0 victory. KSTC went on to post a 7-0-1 record that year earning the Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (KIAC) title under head coach Top Home Game Attendance Top Single Game Attendance Garfield W. Weede. (1961-present) (Home, Away, Neutral) 1. MWSU, Oct. 20, 2012 11,910 1. vs. NWMSU, Oct. 17, 2002 26,695 2. NWMSU, Oct. 13, 2001 11,862 2. vs. NWMSU, Nov. 6, 2004 25,542 3. NSU, Sept. 17, 2017 11,495 3. vs. NWMSU, Nov. 4, 2006 22,561 4. FHSU, Sept. 27, 2014 11,489 4. vs. NWMSU, Oct. 4, 2008 21,316 5. WU, Sept. 19, 2015 11,383 5. vs. NWMSU, Oct. 29, 2005 21,044 robert w. plaster center

The Robert W. Plaster Center at Pittsburg State University is a state-of- the-art facility that hosts a variety of university and community events. The $13 million, 154,000-square-foot facility, completed in Spring 2015, includes a 100-yard turf footbal field, an 11,000-square-foot modern strength facility, a 300-meter track and seating for up to 1,500. It also includes locker rooms for men’s and women’s track & field and football, offices and meeting rooms. The Plaster Center was funded through a unique partnership of private donors, student fees and a $5 million investment from the City of Pittsburg. University, city and state officials broke ground on the Plaster Center during a special ceremony on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014, and PSU celebrated the Plaster Center’s ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday, Apr. 21, 2015. Media (Campus, community gather to open Plaster Center): 48 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Y54HvbK4Ek

promaxima strength & conditioninG center One of the major components to the Plaster Center is the ProMaxima Strength and Conditioning Center. At 11,000 square feet, the new center more than tripled the size of athlete’s previous weight room; and through the generosity of ProMaxima’s donation it has been filled with brand-new equipment – an amazing 10 tons of equipment overall – emblazoned with either the split-face Gorilla logo or the “Pitt” symbol. Media (ProMaxima Strength & Conditioning Center - PSU) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrX0u5l5z5A

Football locker room The spacious new inner sanctuary of Gorilla football – the team locker room – features 120 custom lockers, shower facilities, a player lounge complete with flat screen televisions and a kitchen area, as well as a fully-equipped computer center. The lockers were designed and manufactured by Hollman, the nation’s premiere locker manufacturer. Other clients of Hollman include the Dallas Cowboys, Chicago Bulls, University of Arkansas, Oklahoma State University and the Naval Academy. Each locker includes a keyless entry pad, exotic wood veneers and USB and power outlets. Pitt State: 2018 Shrine Bowl Host Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium served as the site of the 2018 Kansas Shrine Bowl, Kansas’ East-West High School All-Star Football Game on July 28. The 2018 game marked the fifth time that the Kansas Shrine Bowl all-star classic was played in Pittsburg and hosted by Pittsburg State University. Pittsburg State also hosted the 2002, 2006, 2012 & 2014 Kansas Shrine Bowl. Since the Kansas Shrine Bowl’s inception in 1974, a total of 165 high school seniors who signed letters of intent to play football at Pittsburg State University have competed in the event. The Shrine Bowl of Kansas is an incorporated 501(c) 3 fundraising organization. All profits from operations are sent to Shriners Hospitals for Children. The principle fundraising event of the Shrine Bowl of Kansas is the Kansas Shrine Bowl Game. To date, the Kansas Shrine Bowl has sent more than $2.5 million to Shriners Hospitals. Pittsburg State University Kansas Shrine Bowl Football PlayerS (Players who signed with PSU out of high school)

Tim Adam (Pittsburg), 1999 Jerry Houser (Douglass), 1987 Nathan Rather (Atwood), 1986 Anthony Albertini (St. Paul), 2018 Colter Hullings (Kapaun Mt. Carmel), 2016 Travis Ratliff (Chanute), 2006 Ben Anderson (Valley Center), 1996 Daniel Humble (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2011 Mike Reynolds (El Dorado), 1994 Nathan Baker (Parsons), 2001 Brian Hutchins (Pittsburg), 1990 Mike Roberts (Holton), 2006 Wes Baker (Prairie View), 1996 Adam Hutzell (Hayden), 2000 Randy Rodich (Pittsburg), 1977 John Baumgartner (S.M. West), 1986 Chris Jaax (Bishop Carroll), 2001 Colt Rogers (Smith Center), 2010 Aaron Becker (Hayden), 1996 Tim James (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 1976 Kyle Rudolph (Blue Valley), 1998 Chris Bell (Wellsville), 1997 Michael John (Pittsburg), 1992 Kerry Sachetta (Columbus), 1979 Tyler Bennett (Girard), 2008 Eric Johnson (Washburn Rural), 1998 Rito Saenz (Hayden), 1996 Spencer Bernhardt (Pittsburg), 2013 Kiara Jones (Pittsburg), 2007 P.J. Sarwinski (Galena), 2017 49 Ned Bingaman (S.M. South), 2015 Michael Jones (Garden City), 1996 Doug Schibi (St. Paul), 2001 Kenny Blancho (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2004 Matt Kaminsky (Olathe North), 1986 Scot Schiefelbein (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2003 Chris Brown (Liberal), 1992 Cale Karigan (Paola), 2010 Dallas Shalz (Bishop Ward), 2010 Kyle Broyles (Pittsburg), 1997 Jordan Karr (Paola), 2006 Josh Shay (Paola), 1998 Mark Broyles (Pittsburg), 1998 Andy Kesinger (S.M. West), 1989 Zack Siegrist (Andover), 1994 Doug Bullard (Galena), 1989 Aaron Kolich (Olathe South), 2008 Bryan Simoncic (Frontenac), 1983 Justin Burchett (Prairie View), 1994 Brendan Kraus (Marion), 1995 Kellen Sims (Derby), 2013 Martin Burke (Baxter Springs), 2005 Brett Kunshek (Frontenac), 2002 Tim Sinclair (Iola), 1987 Tank Burns (Columbus), 2010 Levi Kuntzsch (Scott City), 2009 Adam Smith (Atchison), 2017 Tildon Burns (Frontenac), 1995 Bobby Lane (Emporia), 1987 Chas Smith (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2009 Stacy Butcher (Seaman), 1996 Zack Langston (Blue Valley NW), 2006 Dustin Smith (Spring Hill), 2007 David Cardinal (Hays), 2013 Garrett Larson (McPherson), 2014 Dylan Smith (Blue Valley), 2015 Jason Clark (Pittsburg), 2003 Josh Lattimer (Fort Scott), 2001 Jeff Smith (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2006 Eric Clawson (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2002 Josh Lawson (Pittsburg), 1998 Mark Smith (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2004 Tracy Clites (Eureka), 1988 Galen Lewis (Douglass), 1977 Nick Smith (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2001 Jeff Colvin (Oakley), 1980 Jordin Linn (Neodesha), 2017 Brad Southwick (S.M. West), 1984 Ja’Mon Cotton (Hutchinson), 2012 Chris Loch (Galena), 1997 Ethan Spore (Oswego), 2013 Taylor Counts (Salina Central), 2009 Brock Lohr (Goodland), 2005 Gene Stegeman (S.M. West), 1984 Jake Craig (Lyons), 2010 Chris Lutz (Eureka), 1998 Mark Stephen (Bishop Carroll), 1999 Darren Dawson (Paola), 1998 Sage Mahnken (Pittsburg), 2015 Travis Stepps (Fort Scott), 1997 PSU Has Served as Host for seven Derrick Decker (Rose Hill), 2012 Andy Majors (S.M. West), 2001 Tomas Stringer (Hayden), 2017 Nick Dellasega (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2003 Kyle Martin (Frontenac), 2002 Forrest Stucky (Hutchinson), 2009 Josh Dirks (S.M. North), 2000 Jim Matthews (S.M. North), 1976 Kyle Swartz (Olathe North), 2011 Kansas H.S. State Title Games Josh Downing (Atchison), 2007 Dion Meneley (Seaman), 1994 Bob Tavernaro (Bishop Miege), 1989 Nate Dreiling (Hutchinson), 2009 B.J. McGivern (Hayden), 1992 Joe Taylor (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2001 Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium also has served as the host site for seven Trey Duncan (Liberal), 1994 Ryan McGivern (Hayden), 1995 Greyson Tempel (Garden City), 2014 Matt Erbert (Ellis), 2010 Matt McLane (Pittsburg), 1988 Kyler Thompson (Iola), 2010 Kansas High School State Championship football games. Caleb Farabi (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2004 Mike McLeod (Girard), 1980 Zachary Tyler (Eudora), 2002 Grant Fairchild (Andale), 2018 Pat McNally (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 1997 Matt Tyree (Riverton), 2010 The Kansas State High School Activities Association awarded PSU the host site for Jared Flood (St. Thomas Aquinas), 2018 Adam Meier (Pittsburg), 1999 Anders Vance (Louisburg), 2016 the 2001, 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018 Kansas Class 5A high school football state Chris Gab (Independence), 1996 Tyler Meuten (Olathe North), 1995 Cole Vap (LaCrosse), 2001 Rick Gallagher (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 1976 Brandon Mlekus (Frontenac), 2017 Kenny Vernon (Wichita SE), 1987 championship games as well as the 2002 and 2004 Kansas Class 4A high school Jared Green (S.M. West), 2016 Levi Neville (Uniontown), 1999 Jacob Viets (Independence), 2000 football state championship games. Travis Greer (Olathe North), 2005 Cory Nicks (Maize), 1988 Casey Warlop (Pittsburg), 2000 Todd Hafner (Frontenac), 1989 Brian Nutt (Parsons), 1991 Geno Waters (Blue Valley), 2005 PSU continues to actively pursue hosting additional Kansas High School State Brad Hanika (Hayden), 1999 Andy Otting (Hayden), 2013 Monte Weathers (Riverton), 1984 Dave Harlin (Independence), 1983 Jay Padden (Marysville), 1987 Alex Wendler (Ottawa), 1993 Championship events. B.J. Harris (Girard), 2000 Josh Paoni (Girard), 2004 Nathan West (Neodesha), 2002 Chad Hays (Uniontown), 2007 Craig Pauly (Conway Springs), 2002 Caleb White (Minneola), 1998 Josh Hays (Fort Scott), 1999 Neal Philpot (Norton), 2000 Kurt Wiedenkeller (S.M. South), 1984 Eric Hendrick (Derby), 1992 Brian Pinamonti (Pittsburg), 1988 Max Wilson (St. Mary’s-Colgan), 2018 Aaron Hight (Riverton), 1998 Matt Pinamonti (Pittsburg), 1995 Sean Wilson (Paola), 1985 Mitch Holsinger (Olathe Northwest), 2015 Ben Peterson (Clay Center), 1995 Terek Wilson (Liberal), 1999 Brian Hoover (Highland Park), 1988 Andrew Poling (St. Francis), 1996 Jared Witter (S.M. West), 2007 Tucker Horak (Rossville), 2016 B.J. Pruitt (Fort Scott), 1999 Levi Wyrick (Caney Valley), 2015 Gorillas in the Pros Pittsburg State University has been well-represented in the professional football ranks throughout the history of the program. Two former Gorillas are on active professional rosters. John Brown was selected in the third round (91st pick) of the 2014 NFL Draft by the Arizona Cardinals and he enters his fifth season in the league. De’Vante Bausby, a practice squad member of the 2017 Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles, is in preseason camp with the Eagles again in 2018. 2016 DERON WASHINGTON (FA), Atlanta Falcons 2014 DE’VANTE BAUSBY (FA), Kansas City Chiefs • practice squad member of 2017 Super Bowl Champion Philadelphia Eagles GAVIN LUTMAN (FA), Minnesota Vikings 2013 JOHN BROWN (3rd Rd./91st), Arizona Cardinals • entering his first season with the Baltimore Ravens (2018) Brown • played four years for the Arizona Cardinals with 2,515 career yards & 17 TDs 2007 GEOFF TISDALE (FA), Hamilton Tiger-Cats (CFL) 2006 GERMAINE RACE (FA), San Diego Chargers 2005 BRANDON TWITO (FA), Jacksonville Jaguars 2004 JERMAINE CARPENTER (FA), Saskatchewan Roughriders (CFL) NEAL PHILPOT (FA), Jacksonville Jaguars Moorman 2003 50 TYRONNE ARMSTRONG (FA), Cincinnati Bengals AARON McCONNELL (FA), Tennessee Titans 2002 BRAD HARRIS (FA), New York Giants 1999 BRIAN MOORMAN (FA), Seattle Seahawks Brian Moorman (Bills) • signed FA contract with Pittsburgh Steelers in 2013 • signed FA contract with Buffalo Bills in 2001 after leading NFL Europe in punting • ranked second in the AFC & fourth in the NFL in punting average (43.1) in 2002 • ranked second in the NFL in punting average (44.6) in 2003; named 2004 NFL Pro C. Harris Bowl alternate • led NFL in punting average (45.7) in 2005; named to 2006 & 2007 Pro Bowl • named to the NFL All-Decade team for the 2000s in 2010 BEN PETERSON (FA), Cincinnati Bengals 1998 JERRY ROSS (FA), Buffalo Bills; Jacksonville Jaguars 1997 BOB GOLTRA (FA), Atlanta Falcons 1996 COOPER HARRIS (FA), Toronto Argonauts (CFL) • played with Toronto (’96), Hamilton (’97-99) and Winnipeg (’00) Moore • helped Hamilton capture 1999 Grey Cup Championship 1993 RONALD MOORE (4th Rd./87th), Arizona Cardinals • enjoyed a seven-year NFL career (1993-99) • burst onto the NFL scene, rushing for 1,018 yards and nine TDs as a rookie, earning All-Madden honors from CBS analyst John Madden • named the NFC Off. Player of the Week for a 4-TD game vs. Los Angeles Rams (’93) • finished his career with stints with New York Jets, Cleveland, St. Louis & Miami Wilson Kendall Gammon (Chiefs) TROY WILSON (7th Rd.), San Francisco 49ers • a member of the 49ers 1994 World Championship squad • recorded 5 1/2 sacks during his rookie season in ’93 • signed as a free agent with the Saints in ’98 1992 KENDALL GAMMON (11th Rd.), Pittsburgh Steelers • spent his first four seasons with the Steelers handling long-snapping duties, including Pittsburgh’s 1995 AFC Championship squad • signed as a free agent with New Orleans in 1996 Gammon • signed as a free agent with Kansas City in 2000 • selected to 2005 NFL Pro Bowl RONNIE WEST (9th Rd.), Minnesota Vikings • enjoyed a brief, injury-plagued, career with the Vikings 1991 DARRYL WREN (3rd Rd./82nd), Buffalo Bills • enjoyed a four-year career as a defensive back • spent two seasons at Buffalo, before being traded to New England 1988 Wren MONTE WEATHERS (FA), Seattle Seahawks 1976 REX GARNER (FA), Cleveland Browns 1973 ALAN SPENCER (12th Rd.), Minnesota Vikings 1972 ALBERT SCHMIDT (11th Rd.), Los Angeles Rams 1971 MIKE POTCHAD (4th Rd./85th), Atlanta Falcons 1969 51 Spencer CHARLES BROYLES (FA), Pittsburgh Steelers 1965 Troy Wilson (49ers) HARLAN HESS (FA), Philadelphia Eagles 1963 PHIL VOGRIN (FA), Buffalo Bills 1962 JERRY ARCHER (10th Rd.), Detroit Lions 1960 ELDON DANENHAUER (FA), Denver Broncos • twice earned All-AFL honors between 1960-65 1958 Danenhauer LEN MANSFIELD (7th Rd.), Philadelphia Eagles TED STAHURA, a future pick of the San Francisco 49ers 1948 RALPH EARHART (32nd Rd.), Green Bay Packers • member of PSU’s undefeated 1943 Navy V12 team; drafted by Green Bay after finishing collegiate career at Texas Tech 1936 BOB TARRANT (FA), New York Giants 1923 Tarrant EMMETT MCLEMORE (FA), Oorang Indians COACHES LeROY ANDREWS, New York Giants • coached the Giants to a pair of NFL runner-up finishes in ’29-30 • compiled 54-32-6 overall record with six teams (four as a player/coach) JOHN LEVRA, Buffalo Bills • enjoyed a 21-year professional coaching career before retiring after the 2002 season

Levra Ronald Moore (Cardinals) HARLON HILL TROPHY Moore, West Have Earned Division II National Player of the Year Honors Two former Pittsburg State University football players have been presented the Harlon Hill Award, which is given annually to the NCAA Division II Player of the Year. Running back Ronald Moore won Division II’s highest honor in 1992, after Pittsburg State wide receiver Ronnie West received the award in 1991. It marked the first time in the award’s seven-year history that two players from the same school earned the coveted trophy in successive years. As a senior, Moore rushed for 2,585 yards and scored 41 TDs, leading the Gorillas to a 14-1 overall record and the program’s second straight national championship game appearance. Moore had the finest post-season series in history, setting at least 10 Division II playoff records. He rushed for 379 yards on 37 carries in the semifinal game at Portland (Ore.) State, scoring five touchdowns for the second straight week. West was the recipient of the prestigious award in 1991. He led PSU to the program’s first NCAA National Championship and a 13-1-1 record as a senior, setting numerous receiving records. The Harlon Hill Award is named in honor of legendary Chicago Bears wide receiver Harlon Hill, who played collegiately at the University of North Alabama. The award is selected each year by NCAA Division II Sports Information Directors. 1992 Harlon Hill Trophy Vote Totals 1. Ronald Moore, RB, Pittsburg State University 148 2. Shawn Graves, QB, Wofford College 121 3. John Charles, QB, Portland State University 106 HARLON HILL AWARD WINNERS 4. Ken Suhl, QB, New Haven College 52 2017 Luis Perez, QB 2006 Danny Woodhead, RB 1995 Ronald McKinnon, LB 5. Monty Brown, LB, Ferris State University 38 Texas A&M-Commerce Chadron State North Alabama 2016 Justin Dvorak, QB 2005 Jimmy Terwilliger, QB 1994 Chris Hatcher, QB 6. Tyrone Rush, RB, University of North Alabama 28 Colorado Mines East Stroudsburg Valdosta State 7. Earl Dotson, OL, Texas A&M University-Kingsville 25 2015 Jason Vander Laan, QB 2004 Chad Friehauf, QB 1993 Roger Graham, RB 8. Shannon Burnell, RB, University of North Dakota 19 Ferris State Colorado Mines New Haven 9. Andy Breault, QB, Kutztown University 15 2014 Jason Vander Laan, QB 2003 Will Hall, QB 1992 Ronald Moore, RB 52 Ferris State North Alabama Pittsburg State 2013 Franklyn Quiteh, RB 2002 Curt Anes, QB 1991 Ronnie West, WR 1991 Harlon Hill Trophy Vote Totals Bloomsburg Grand Valley State Pittsburg State 1. Ronnie West, WR, Pittsburg State University 109 2012 Zach Zulli, QB 2001 Dusty Bonner, QB 1990 Chris Simdorn, QB Shippensburg Valdosta State North Dakota State 2. Tony Aliucci, QB, Indiana University of Pennsylvania 96 2011 Jonas Randolph, RB 2000 Dusty Bonner, QB 1989 Johnny Bailey, RB 3. Shawn Graves, QB, Wofford College 90 Mars Hill Valdosta State Texas A&M-Kingsville 4. Mark Steinmeyer, RB, Kutztown University 84 2010 Eric Czerniewski, QB 1999 Corte McGuffey, QB 1988 Johnny Bailey, RB 5. Troy Mills, RB, Sacramento State University 66 Central Missouri Northern Colorado Texas A&M-Kingsville 6. Maurice Heard, QB, Tuskegee University 35 2009 Joique Bell, RB 1998 Brian Shay, RB 1987 Johnny Bailey, RB Wayne State (Mich.) Emporia State Texas A&M-Kingsville 7. Greg Tucker, DB, University of Northern Colorado 32 2008 Berbard Scott, RB 1997 Irv Sigler, RB 1986 Jeff Bentrim, QB 8. Eric Lynch, RB, Grand Valley State University 16 Abilene Christian Bloomsburg North Dakota State 2007 Danny Woodhead, RB 1996 Jarrett Anderson, RB Chadron State Truman

Ronald Moore won the Harlon Hill Award in 1992. He was inducted into the DII Hall of Fame in 2005. Pittsburg State’s Germaine Race (above left) finished third in balloting for the 2006 Harlon Hill Trophy, behind Grand Valley State’s Cullen Finnerty (above middle) and Chadron State’s Danny Woodhead (above right). Ronnie West won the Harlon Hill Award in 1991. He is PSU’s all- time leading receiver. NCAA Division II All-Quarter Century Team (1973-96) To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Division II Football Championship Game on Dec. 13, 1997, a 34-member NCAA Division II Team of the Quarter Century was selected by a panel of DII sports information directors in the summer of 1997. In addition to the individual honorees, the coach, team and individual game of the quarter century were selected. INDIVIDUAL HONOREES COACH OF THE QUARTER CENTURY OFFENSE 1. Bobby Wallace, North Alabama (1988-97) QB Jeff Bentrim, N. Dakota St., 1983-86 2. Chuck Broyles, Pittsburg St. (1990-2009) RB Johnny Bailey, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1986-89 3. R.E. “Rocky” Hager, N. Dakota St. (1985-96) RB Ronald Moore, Pittsburg St., 1989-92 RB Walter Payton, Jackson State, 1971-74 TEAM OF THE QUARTER CENTURY WR Andre Reed, Kutztown, 1981-84 1. No. Alabama, 1995, 14-0, National Champions WR John Stallworth, Alabama A&M, 1970-73 2. N. Dakota St., 1986, 13-0, National Champions WR Ronnie West, Pittsburg St., 1990-91 3. N. Dakota St., 1990, 14-0, National Champions OL Larry Allen, Sonoma St., 192-93 4. E. Illinois, 1978, 12-2, National Champions OL Howard Ballard, Alabama A&M, 1983-87 5. Delaware, 1979, 13-1, National Champions OL Earl Dotson, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1991-92 6. SW Texas St., 1982, 14-0, National Champions OL Mike Favor, N. Dakota St., 1985-88 OL Grant Feasel, Abilene Christian, 1979-82 OL Jon Thompson, North Alabama, 1992-95 GAME OF THE QUARTER CENTURY TE Brent Jones, Santa Clara, 1982-85 1. Pittsburg St. 38, N. Dakota St. 37 (OT) 1992 NCAA-II Quarterfinals DEFENSE 2. North Alabama 41, Indiana (Pa.) 34 DL Harry Carson, S. Carolina St., 1971-74 DB Darrell Green, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1981-82 1993 NCAA-II Championship Game DL Phil Hansen, N. Dakota St., 1987-90 DB Tyrone Poole, Fort Valley St., 1991-94 3. Troy State 18, N. Dakota St. 17 DL Pierce Holt, Angelo St., 1984-87 1984 NCAA-II Championship Game 53 DL John Randle, Texas A&M-Kingsville, 1988-89 SPECIALTY 4. Portland St. 56, West Chester 50 (3OT) DL Israel Raybon, North Alabama, 1992-95 PK James Knowles, North Alabama, 1982-85 1989 NCAA-II First Round LB Jim Dick, N. Dakota St., 1982-86 P Sean Landeta, Towson St., 1979-82 LB Greg Lloyd, Fort Valley St., 1983-86 LB Ronald McKinnon, North Alabama, 1992-95 LB John Mobley, Kutztown, 1991-95 TOP PLAYERS OF THE QUARTER LB Donnie Shell, S. Carolina St., 1970-73 CENTURY LB Frank Sheptock, Bloomsburg, 1982-85 Johnny Bailey, RB, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Off. MVP LB Lee Woodall, West Chester, 1989, ’91-93 Darrell Green, DB, Texas A&M-Kingsville, Def. MVP DB Chris Brown, Pittsburg St., 1992-95 DB Tom Collins, Indianapolis, 1982-85 DB Eric Davis, Jacksonville St., 1986-89 Moore Enshrined in Gene Upshaw Award Division II Hall of Fame

On December 9, 2005, former Pittsburg State University All- American running back Ronald Moore was enshrined into the NCAA Division II Football Hall of Fame in ceremonies held at Florence, Ala. Moore joined former Valdosta State University quarterback Chris Hatcher and former South Carolina State University linebacker Donnie Shell as the seventh class of inductees into the hallowed DII Football Hall of Fame.

In 2004, consensus All-American Nathan Baker earned the inaugural Gene Upshaw Award, honoring the top lineman (offensive/defensive) in NCAA Division II. 50th Anniversary Team The 11-man 50th Anniversary squad was selected in 1953 by PSU coaches Carnie Smith, Charley Morgan and Garfield Weede and lauded (excerpts below) in the Collegio by writer Bob Friskel, the Gorillas’ 1953 starting quarterback. Buddy Ball Joe Murphy Quarterback, 1948-51 Guard, 1932-33 A 60-minute man in the days of two-platoon specialists, Bud could do all The original jolter, Joe was a hard-charging, hard-tackling battler who things well. He was a top runner, passer and defensive safety and his left a trail of prostrate bodies in his wake whenver chosen to pull out of choice of plays went unquestioned… the line on a blocking assignment…

Andy Bertuzzi Bill Nylec End, 1941-43 Tackle, 1933-36 Andy was the principal reason for Pitt’s undefeated wartime team Bill stood second behind the rock of Gibraltar at being the hardest (1943)… turning his end was a virtual impossibility, which opponents thing on earth to move. He was a vicious blocker and tackler who loved considered once, but rarely twice… physical contact…

Don German Art Parkhurst Halfback, ’41-42, ’46-47 Halfback, 1948-49 Don was probably the roughest, fightingest back ever to wear the When “Big Art” hit a line tacklers were strewn in all directions… it Crimson and Gold. His chief forte was his tremendous desire to win. was rare when he was stopped by a single tackler… when he was, the He gave all he had, whether it was a deciding conference game or an tackler was generally escorted to the sidelines for much-needed medical 54 ordinary scrimmage… attention…

Kenneth Gire Charles Purma Center, 1938-41 End, 1921-24 Ken was rated as the best college center in the state of Kansas… he was This big, fast, aggressive end was such a football player that at one time in all respects a truly great center and is named as captain of our 50th serious thought was given to erecting a statue to his memory… he was Anniversary All-Stars… the first player considered (for) picking a 50th Anniversary team…

Jim Jolgen Tackle, 1948-49 One of the more modern Pitt greats… Jim’s jarring tackles more than once made opposing backs think of turning to another sport for their recreation…

Jim Morey Center, 1935-36 A smart, hard-charging guard, Jim seemed to always be at the right place at the right time. He made tackles on all parts of the field, usually stopping opponents behind the line of scrimmage…

Pete Moriconi Fullback, 1930-33 A pile-driving fullback, Pete could run around them, over them, or through them. In addition to being a great runner, Pete was also a tremendous blocker, often taking on two men at a time… 100th Anniversary Team The 100th Anniversary squad was selected in the Fall of 2003 by a vote of all living PSU football lettermen, in conjunction with Pittsburg State University’s Centennial celebration. A total of 129 former PSU greats were eligible for consideration on the ballot. Any one of three criteria had to be met to be eligible for the ballot: 1. earn NAIA or NCAA Division II All- America honors, 2. earn induction into the PSU Athletics Hall of Fame (as an individual player), 3. be a member of the 50th Anniversary Football Team which was selected in 1953.

Jerry Archer, C, 1959-62 Matt Howard, OL, 1998-2001 Andrew Poling, DB, 1996-99 1961 - NAIA, 1st team All-American 2001 - A.P., 3rd team All-American; Daktronics, 1st team All- 1999 - A.P., 1st team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American; 1960 - NAIA, 2nd team All-American American; FB Gazette, 1st team All-American Daktronics, 1st team All-American; FB Gazette, 1st team PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1992) 2000 - A.P., 2nd team All-American; Daktronics, 2nd team All- All-American American; FB Gazette, 3rd team All-American 1998-FB Gazette, hon. mention All-American Wes Baker, LB, 1997-2000 2000 - A.P., 1st team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American; Tom Lester, E, 1947, 1949-51 Mike Potchad, T, 1967-70 Daktronics, 1st team All-American; FB Gazette, 1st team 1951 - A.P., honorable mention All-American 1970 - NAIA, 1st team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1988) PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1994) 1999 - A.P., 3nd team All-American; Daktronics, 2nd team All- American; FB Gazette, 2nd team All-American 1998 - FB Gazette, hon. mention All-American Leonard Mansfield, T, 1955-57 John Roderique, LB, 1986-89 1957 - NAIA, 1st team All-American 1989 - A.P., 1st team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American; Richard Beal, T, 1959-61 PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1989) FB Gazette, 1st team All-American 1961 - NAIA, 1st team All-American 1988 - NAIA, hon. mention All-American; FB Gazette, hon. men- PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1993) tion All-American B.J. McGivern, LB, 1992-95 PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1999) 1995 - Daktronics, 1st team All-American; FB Gazette, 1st team Chris Brown, DB, 1992-95 All-American Gary Snadon, RB, 1958-61 1995 - A.P., 1st team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American; 1961 - A.P., 1st team All-American Daktronics, 1st team All-American; FB Gazette, 1st team PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1989) All-American Ronald Moore, RB, 1989-92 1994 - A.P., 2nd team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American; 1992 - A.P., 1st team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American; Daktronics, 1st team All-American; FB Gazette, 1st team Tom Spiewak, G, ’57-58, ’61-62 All-American FB Gazette, 1st team All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (2010) 1962 - NAIA, 1st team All-American 1993 - Daktronics, 2nd team All-American; FB Gazette, 2nd team PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1989) All-American Brian Moorman, P, 1995-98 55 Charles Broyles, T, 1966-68 1998 - A.P., 2nd team All-American; Daktronics, 2nd team All- 1968 - NAIA, hon. mention All-American American; FB Gazette, 1st team All-American Gene Stegeman, QB, 1984-87 1997 - A.P., 1st team All-American; Daktronics, 1st team All- 1987 - NAIA, 2nd team All-American American; FB Gazette, 1st team All-American 1986 - A.P., hon. mention All-American 1996 - FB Gazette, hon. mention All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1997) 1995 - Daktronics, 2nd team All-American; FB Gazette hon. mention Brian Byers, T, 1977-78 All-American 1978 - NAIA, 1st team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (2009) Phil Vogrin, QB, 1959-62 1977 - NAIA, 2nd team All-American MIAA Hall of Fame Inductee (2011) 1961 - NAIA, hon. mention All-American; A.P., hon. mention PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1995) All-American Joe Murphy, G, 1932-1933 PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1988) Eldon Danenhauer, T, 1956, 1959 PSU 50th Anniversary Football Team 1959 - A.P., 1st team All-American Jesse Wall, OL, 1985-88 PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1995) 1988 - NAIA, 1st team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American; FB Gazette, 1st team All-American; A.P., hon. mention All-American Richard Overton, RB, 1977-80 1987 - NAIA, 1st team All-American Darren Dawson, RB, 1988-91 1980 - NAIA, 1st team All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1998) 1991 - FB Gazette, 2nd team All-American 1979 - NAIA, 1st team All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1992) 1990 - FB Gazette, 3rd team All-American Monte Weathers, RB, 1984-87 PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (2003) 1987 - NAIA, 1st team All-American Ben Peterson, DE, 1995-98 1986 - A.P., honorable mention All-American Ron Freeman, DL, 1978-81 1998 - A.P., 2nd team All-American; Daktronics, 1st team All- PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1997) 1981 - NAIA, 1st team All-American; A.P., 1st team All-American American; FB Gazette, 1st team All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1996) 1997 - FB Gazette, hon. mention All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (2010) Ronnie West, WR, 1990-91 1991 - A.P., 1st team All-American; AFCA, 1st team All-American; FB Gazette, 1st team All-American John Peterson, T, 1964-67 1990 - AFCA, 1st team All-American; FB Gazette, 1st team Kendall Gammon, OL, 1989-91 1967 - NAIA, 1st team All-American 1991 - FB Gazette, 1st team All-American All-American 1966 - NAIA, 1st team All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (2002) 1965 - NAIA, hon. mention All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1991) Troy Wilson, DE, 1989-92 1992 - FB Gazette, 1st team All-American Don German, HB, ’41-42, ’46-47 Sam Pittman, DE, 1980-83 1991 - FB Gazette, 2nd team All-American PSU 50th Anniversary Football Team 1983 - NAIA, 1st team All-American 1990 - FB Gazette, hon. mention All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (2003) PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1998) PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (2003)

Darryl Wren, DB, 1986, ’88-90 Harlan Hess, T, 1959-62 1990 - FB Gazette, 1st team All-American 1961 - NAIA, 1st team All-American PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (2000) PSU Hall of Fame Inductee (1990) 2018 Hall of Fame Inductees Pittsburg State University is pleased to announce the gene iba • men’s basketball coach • 1996-2010 2018 induction class into the Intercollegiate Athletics ~ Served for 15 years as the Gorillas head coach, compiling a 261-172 (.603) overall record Hall of Fame. The group will be formally inducted ~ Led PSU to the school’s first MIAA title and a No. 1 national ranking in 1999 during ceremonies on campus on Friday, Oct 5. ~ Led the Gorillas to the school’s first NCAA National Tournament appearance in 1997 and five overall berths in the national tournament PSU’s Class of 2018 is headlined by a cast of decorated ~ Guided the Gorillas all the way to the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament in 1997 athletes and coaches: Lizzy Anyigor-Abitogun ~ Compiled the second-most victories in Pitt State program history (2001-04), an All-American and record-breaking member of the volleyball team; Renee (Dunlap) josh lattimer • football • 2002-05 Newbanks (1992-95), a two-time All-MIAA performer ~ NCAA-II All-American, 2004-05 (HM, LB, ‘04; 2nd LB, ‘05) in softball and the all-time winningest pitcher in program history; Doug Gillispie (1996-99), a ~ MIAA All-Conference, 2003, ‘04, ‘05 (2nd, LB, ‘03-04; 1st, LB, ‘05) three-time All-MIAA performer in men’s basketball and school record setter in several statistical ~ Finished his career with 394 tackles – 2nd-highest total in school history (3rd now) categories; Gene Iba, the men’s basketball coach from 1996-2010 who led the Gorillas to the ~ Also a three-time All-MIAA performer in the javelin in track & field (2002-04) program’s first MIAA crown and first NCAA Tournament appearances; Josh Lattimer (2001- ~ Entering his first year as a full-time member of the Pitt State football coaching staff (2018) 05), a two-time All-American linebacker in football; and Chad Weeks (2002-05), a two-time after serving as defensive coordinator at Northeastern State, 2014-17 All-American offensive lineman in footbal. chad weeks • football • 2002-05 The 1965 Men’s Cross Country Team, which finished fourth overall at the NAIA National ~ NCAA-II All-American, 2004-05 (1st, OL, ‘04-05) Championships – the highest national finish in program history to date – and Gary Pepin, a ~ MIAA All-Conference, 2003, ‘04, 05 (HM, OL, ‘03; 1st, OL, ‘04-05) former Gorillas track & field athlete who has enjoyed a decorated 38-year tenure as head men’s ~ Helped 2004 PSU offense set NCAA all-time scoring (837 pts) & total offense (8,976 yds) and women’s track & field coach at the University of Nebraska, will be inducted in the Hall of records as well as DII all-time rushing record (5,320 yds) Fame’s “Legacy” category. 1965 Men’s Cross Country team • Legacy 56 The Legacy category, created in 2005, focuses solely on individuals who completed their ~ The squad enjoyed the greatest season in program history to date as the Gorillas placed athletic eligibility 50 years from the current calendar year in an attempt to bolster the school’s fourth at the 1965 NAIA National Championships at Omaha, Neb. rich heritage from earlier years. ~ Pitt State finished second in the CIC Conference meet behind only eventual national Lizzy Anyigor-Abitogun • Volleyball • 2001-04 champion Fort Hays State ~ NCAA-II All-America, 2004 (3rd, AVCA; 3rd, Daktronics) gary pepin • meritorious achievement Legacy ~ MIAA All-Conference, 2001, ‘04 (1st, ‘04; 2nd, ‘01) ~ A four-year member of the PSU track & field team, 1963-66 ~ MIAA Player of the Year, 2004 (1st PSU player to receive this honor) ~ A three-time All-CIC performer in the horizontal jumps ~ Recorded ,1337 career kills (2nd highest kill total in PSU history) ~ Has served the past 38 years as head coach of the men’s & women’s track & field ~ Set PSU single-season record for kills (716), 2004 programs at the University of Nebraska ~ Set PSU match record for kills w/ 34 vs. Drury, 9-9-04 ~ Has led NU to three national championships & 72 team conference titles renee (dunlap) newbanks • softball • 1992-95 ~ A 2008 USTFCCCA Hall of Fame Inductee ~ MIAA All-Conference, 1993, ‘95 (1st, P, ‘93; H.M., P, ‘95) ~ Has coached 59 individual national champions, 515 first-team All-America honors ~ MIAA Freshman of the Year, 1992 and 58 CoSIDA Academic All-America recipients ~ Pitched two no-hitters in her career, including a perfect game vs. Missouri S&T, 3-26-95; ~ 10-time USTFCCCA Midwest Region Coach of the Year also pitched five one-hitters in her career ~ 27-time Conference Coach of the Year ~ Pitched in a school record 141 career games and compiled a 90-35 (.720) career record ~ Set PSU records for career wins (90), single-season wins (26 in 1994) 2018 Hall of Fame ceremonies ~ Helped lead PSU to three straight NCAA Tournament appearances (‘93-95) Pittsburg State’s 31st class of inductees will be honored at a special Hall of Fame Induction Banquet at 6 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 5, in the Crimson & Gold Ballroom of the Doug Gillispie • men’s basketball • 1996-99 Overman Student Center on the PSU campus. ~ NCAA-II All-Region, 1999 (2nd, ‘99, NABC) ~ MIAA All-Conference, 1997, ‘98, ‘99 (1st, ‘99; 2nd, ‘98; H.M., ‘97) The group also will be honored at halftime of PSU’s football game against Northwest ~ Scored 1085 points & grabbed 652 rebounds in 114 career games Missouri State University the next day (Oct. 5). ~ Set (still holds) PSU record for career FG% (.646) ~ Set (still holds) PSU record for season FG% (.624), 1999 ~ Ranked 10th in PSU history in career scoring (16th now) ~ Ranked 5th in PSU history in career rebounding (6th now) ~ Helped PSU to 36-8 record and program’s first NCAA-II Tournament berth in ‘93 and a school record 48 wins (48-15), the program’s only MIAA regular season title and a repeat berth to the NCAA Tournament Troy Wilson, 1989-92 (2003) Maria (Guerrero) Murrison, 1992-93 (2012) Darryl Wren, 1986, 1988-90 (2000) Busarind “Boo” Rogers, 1990-91 (2009) Hall of Fame Robert Bernard Schroeder, 1929-32 (1990) FOOTBALL/TRACK & FIELD Rick Simoncic, 1983-86 (1998) Gerald “Nate” Beaman, 1947-50 (2005) Dale Houston Smith, 1932-36 (1993) Jermaine Carpenter, 2003-06 (2016) Walter Smith, 1965-68 (2016) Members Brian D. Moorman, 1995-99 (2009) Julie (Smith) Spears, 1996-99 (2017) Class of 1988 to present Charles J. Purma, 1921-25 (2005) * Laurence Blanton Swisher, 1930-33 (1988) A. Richard Terwilliger, 1931-34 (2006) Dan E. Thomasson, 1982-85 (1996) BASEBALL Delbert Waymen White, 1931-34 (1989) ATHLETES Justin Annin, 1999-2000 (2011) Bob Wooton, 1955-58 (2004) The recipient shall have earned a degree, or the equivalent thereof, Daryl Cronk, 1997-99 (2014) for the period of time the athlete attended PSU. In a team sport, Daniel Esposito, 1995-97 (2008) the recipient shall have earned NAIA or NCAA All-American status. Eric Neil Miller, 1991-94 (2009) VolleyBALL Multiple All-Conference selections and/or significant placement in Brad Shorter, 1997-98 (2017) Lizzy Anyigor-Abitogun, 2001-04 (2018) PSU school records can serve as a substitute for All-America criteria. Dina (Wathan) Blevins, 2000-03 (2015) In an individual sport, the recipient must have finished in the top Gloria Ilariogun, 2000-03 (2015) three in NAIA or NCAA National Championship competition. An MEN’S BASKETBALL athlete is eligible for induction following a 10-year period from the * Jimmie Joe Croust, 1963-66 (1988) completion of his/her athletic eligibility. Marc Eddington, 1995-97 (2009) LEGACY Doug Gillispie, 1996-99 (2018) This category, initiated in 2005, exclusively honors individuals who Oscar Gonzalez, 1996-99 (2011) FOOTBALL Francis “Arkie” Hoffman, 1925-28 (1989) completed their athletic eligibility 50 years from the current cal- Marvin Ackerson, 1954-56 (2015) Calvin Wesley Kinzer, 1972-75 (1988) endar year in an attempt to bolster the school’s rich heritage from Jerry Edison Archer, 1959-62 (1992) * Bruce Dean Palmer, 1953-56 (1988) earlier years. Nathan Baker, 2001-04 (2017) Clarence George “Pansy” Ratzlaff, 1929-32 (1991) Wes Baker, 1997-2000 (2012) 1933 Mile Relay Team, Track & Field (2007) * Ernest John Schmidt, 1930-33 (1988) David German, Laurence Swisher, Blaise Bauer, 1985-88 (2008) LeRoy “Uhlie” Uhlenhop, 1938-41 (2007) Richard William Beal, 1958-62 (1993) Richard Terwilliger, Wendell Davis Chris Brown, 1992-95 (2006) Vern Akins, Track & Field, 1939-41 (2013) * Glen Merlin Browne, 1930-32 (1988) WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Charles “Buddy” Ball, Football, 1948-51 (2006) Doug Bullard, 1990-93 (2007) Larry Basky, Football, 1963-65 (2016) Jenni (Miller) Croy, 1994-97 (2007) Clinton Brown, Basketball, 1948-51 (2006) Brian K. Byers, 1977-78 (1995) Kelly Ann Krumsick, 1980-83 (1993) Rick Clark, 1969-70 (1999) Lee BeDillon, Track & Field, 1936-39 (2005) LaTonya (McGee) Mekha, 1984-86 (2004) Andrew F. Bertuzzi, Football, 1941-43 (2007) * Eldon V. Danenhauer, 1955-57, ’59 (1988) Leslie (Dudley) Morrow, 1997-2000 (2011) Darren Dawson, 1988-91 (2003) Ed Cain, Basketball, 1955-56 (2015) 57 Sunny (York) Pierce, 1978-79 (1994) Homer Cole, Meritorious Achievement (2012) Ronald Dean Freeman, 1978-81 (1996) Dani (Fronabarger) Robinson, 1990-93 (2003) Kendall Gammon, 1988-91 (2007) Lon Farrell, Meritorious Achievement (2014) Jenny (Pracht) Townsend, 1994-96 (2017) Frank C. German, Meritorious Achievement (2011) Rex Garner, 1975-76 (2004) Ann Woloszyk, 1980-83 (2000) Don Frank German, 1941-42, ’46-47 (2003) James R. Jolgen, Football, 1948-49 (2008) Kenneth Paxton Gire, 1938-41 (1991) Harry McDonald, Meritorious Achievement (2012) Harlan Lee Hess, 1959-62 (1990) CROSS COUNTRY/TRACK & FIELD Charles H. Morgan, Football Coach (2013) Matt Howard, 1998-2001 (2015) Christie (Allen) Logue, 1989-93 (2003) Charles “Chuck” Norris, Football, 1957-58 (2017) Brian Hutchins, 1990-93 (2014) Robert W. McLeod, 1973-74, ’76-77 (1995) Jack H. Overman, Meritorious Achievement (2009) Josh Lattimer, 2002-05 (2018) Jeanette (Mott) Owens, 1998-02 (2013) Gary Pepin, Meritorious Achievement (2018) * Thomas Arthur Lester, 1947, ’49-51 (1988) Michael Paul Nixon, 1969-73 (1991) Paul Schleicher, Football, 1956-59 (2015) Leonard Leroy Mansfield, 1954-57 (1989) Mark Rabuse, 1974-78 (1999) Floyd LeRoy Scott, Football/Track & Field, 1918-21 (2011) Aaron McConnell, 2000-03 (2013) Jim Scott, 1972-77 (2002) David Shrader, Track & Field (2014) B.J. McGivern, 1992-95 (2012) William “Willie” Walsh, 1981-85 (2000) Francis “Fritz” Snodgrass, Track & Field, 1923-26 (2009) Mike Meek, 1985-88 (2002) Chuck Sturdevant, Football/Baseball, 1961-62 (2016) Thomas James Miller, 1957-58 (1991) George A. Sweatt, Football/Track & Field, 1919-22 (2005) Ronald Moore, 1989-92 (2010) MEN’S GOLF A.J. Wachter, Meritorious Achievement (2017) Richard Leon Overton, 1977-80 (1992) Aaron AuBuchon, 1989-92 (2008) Francis Wachter, Basketball, 1929-32 (2010) Ben Peterson, 1995-98 (2010) Walter “Vic” White, Track & Field, 1926-29 (2010) John Robert Peterson, 1964-67 (1991) Joe Winchester, Track & Field, 1927-30 (2008) Neal Philpot, 2001-04 (2014) SOFTBALL Sam Pittman, 1980-83 (1998) Lisa (Hill) Boone, 1992-95 (2005) Andrew Poling, 1996-99 (2016) Wendi (Rickson) Horak, 1992-94 (2017) COACHES Michael Anthony Potchad, 1967-70 (1994) Renee (Dunlap) Newbanks, 1992-95 (2018) Head coaches that coached at Pittsburg State University may be Germaine Race, 2003-06 (2016) Sheila Miller, 1982-85 (1995) considered for membership if they were generally recognized John Roderique, 1986-89 (1999) as having national class status within the profession. This status Albert Schmidt, 1968-71 (2011) would be determined by their won-lost record, conference cham- Tim Sinclair, 1987-90 (2004) TRACK & FIELD pionships won or other generally accepted criteria for professional Edward “Steve” Simmons, 1973-76 (2005) 1965 Mile Relay Team (2015) accomplishments. Gary William Snadon, 1958-61 (1989) Jerry Brown, Steve Ireland, Alan Spencer, 1969-72 (2002) Bill Leaphart, David Palmer Thomas Henry Spiewak, 1956-58, ’61-62 (1989) Walter D. “Wally” Autem, 1972-74 (1992) Chuck Broyles, Football, 1990-2010 (2011) * Ted Thomas Stahura, 1955-58 (1988) * Elton Brown, 1930-34 (1988) Gene Iba, Men’s Basketball, 1996-2010 (2018) Bruce Stancell, 1983-86 (2000) * Oliver Wendell Davis, 1930s (1988) * John Lance, Men’s Basketball, 1923-63 (1988) Gene Stegeman, 1984-87 (1997) Donald Julius Dunn, 1934-38 (1990) * Carnie Smith, Football, 1949-66 (1988) Thomas B. Stringer, 1979-82 (2007) Henry Earl Granger, 1967-69 (1994) * Garfield W. Weede, Track & Field, 1919-51 (1988) * Phil John Vogrin, 1959-62 (1988) Megan (Corby) Haas, 1992-95 Jesse Wall, 1985-88 (1998) Ryan Keith, 1993-96 (2012) Gene A. Wayenberg, Jr., 1980-81 (2006) * Kermit King, 1936-37 (1988) * inaugural member, Class of 1988 Monte Weathers, 1984-87 (1997) Aaron Lang, Jr., 1981-86 (1996) Chad Weeks, 2002-05 (2018) James McCarty, 1994-97 (2015) Ronnie West, 1990-91 (2002) Dinsdale L. Morgan, 1995-96 (2006) TEAMS An entire team shall be inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame if that team wins an NAIA or NCAA National Championship. FOOTBALL HONOREES 1955-56 NAIA National Semifinalist (Third Place) Men’s Basketball Team (2016) 1965 NAIA National Fourth Place Men’s Cross Country Team (2018) * 1957 NAIA National Champion Football Team (1988) 1957 Football Team, NAIA National Champions * 1961 NAIA National Champion Football Team (1988) The 1957 Gorilla football team captured the University’s first NAIA National Championship on December 1991 NCAA Division II National Champion Football Team (2001) 21, 1957. Pittsburg State, then known as Kansas State Teachers College, defeated Hillsdale College of Michigan, 27-26, in the Holiday Bowl at St. Petersburg, Fla., to complete a perfect 11-0-0 season under Head Coach Carnie Smith. The Gorillas built a 20-0 first quarter lead and then held on in the second half MERITORIOUS achievement to snap the Dales’ 34-game winning streak and bring home the national title. This category shall honor staff members and friends of PSU Intercollegiate Athletics who have actively supported the athletics programs and activities, or have otherwise distinguished themselves in the field of athletics thereby bringing recognition to Intercollegiate Athletics of PSU. 1961 Football Team, NAIA National Champions The 1961 Gorilla football team captured the University’s second NAIA National Championship in five Wayne Premo Allai, Athletics Booster/Endowment for Excellence (1994) years on December 9, 1961. Pittsburg State, then known as Kansas State College, defeated Linfield O. Gene Bicknell, Athletics Booster & Benefactor/Athletic Advisory Council (1996) College of Oregon, 12-7, in the Camelia Bowl at Sacramento, Calif., to complete a perfect 11-0-0 season Frank Crespino, Football Athlete/High School Coach (2013) under Head Coach Carnie Smith. The Gorillas scored on their first offensive play, took a 12-0 lead early J.W. Emerson, Football Athlete/High School Coach (2010) in the fourth quarter and then held off the Wildcats down the stretch to win the coveted national title. Lynn Farrell, Basketball-Track Athlete/College Administrator (2004) Prentice Everett Gudgen, Track Coach/Administrator, 1938-75 (1989) Col. E.W. “Bill” Hollenbeck, Football Athlete/College Administrator (2009) 1991 Football Team, NCAA Division II National Champions Gene Irvin, Athletics Booster/Athletic Adivsory Council (1997) The 1991 Gorilla football team captured Pittsburg State University’s first NCAA Division II National Gene John, Football Athlete/High School Coach (2008) Championship on December 14, 1991. Pittsburg State defeated Jacksonville State University, 23-6, in the Robert “Bob” Johnson, Basketball/Golf Coach (2006) Al & Lottie Kendall, Athletics Boosters (1997) NCAA-II National Championship game at Florence, Ala., to complete a 13-1-1 season under Head Coach Dr. David J. Kendall, Academic Counselor, 1982-95 (1995) Chuck Broyles. The Gorillas built a 13-6 halftime advantage, pulling ahead in the final seconds of the David Kendall, NFL Trainer (2016) second quarter then pulling away with 10 more unanswered points in the second half. PSU won its final John Levra, Athletics Booster/NFL Football Coach (2000) 11 games of the 1991 season, after a 2-1-1 start, to bring home the nat’l title. A.J. Menghini, Athletics Booster/Athletic Advisory Council (2002) 58 Joseph Patrick Murphy, Football/Swimming Coach, 1949-75 (1990) Alfred F. Ortolani, Athletic Trainer/Baseball Coach, 1955-95 (1992) Glen Merlin Browne (1930-32) Tommy Riggs, Athletics Administrator, 1997-2007 (2010) Western, Nebraska Bill Samuels, Athletic Director/Football Coach (1998) Glen Merlin Browne was an outstanding lineman earning All-Central Dr. Tom Scott, Basketball Athlete/College Administrator (1999) Chuck Shelton, Football Athlete/Collegiate Football Coach (2013) Intercollegiate Conference honors three times. Brown was a second-team All-CIC Chuck Smith, Football Athlete/High School Coach (2005) performer in 1930 and earned first-team All-CIC his final two years (1931-32). He David Lee Suenram, Athletic Director/Track Coach, 1967-88 (1993) also was named to the All-Kansas team in 1932. Ted Watts, Athletics Booster/Sports Artist (1999) Alan & Roberta Whetzel, Athletics Boosters (2014) Eldon V. Danenhauer (1955-57, ’59) Clay Center, Kansas * inaugural member, Class of 1988 Eldon V. Danenhauer is generally regarded as one of the greatest players in the history of the PSU football program. Danenhauer earned All-America honors at tackle in 1959. He went on to play with the Denver Broncos in the NFL from 1960-65.

HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE Thomas Arthur Lester (1947, ’49-51) An eight-person selection committee composed of alumni and current athletic staff Drumright, Oklahoma members evaluates the merits of the candidates who have been nominated for this distinction. The committee selects a new class each fall, with an induction ceremony Thomas Arthur Lester earned honorable mention All-America honors on the Associated Press Little All-America team in 1951. Lester was a two-time first- celebrating the event. team All-CIC performer at defensive end. He later served as head football coach The Hall of Fame is located in the south hallway on the first floor of the Garfield Weede at his alma mater from 1967-75, compiling a 48-38-5 record that included the Physical Education Building. Photos of the inductees are displayed with a mural 1970 RMAC title. honoring PSU’s 1957 and 1961 national championship football teams. Carnie Henry Smith (1949-66) If you would like further information on the PSU Athletic Hall of Fame, please contact Dan Arma, Kansas Wilkes, Chairman, Hall of Fame Committee. Carnie Henry Smith led PSU to a pair of undefeated NAIA National Championship Dan Wilkes, Athletics Hall of Fame 620/235-4147 seasons on the football gridiron during a decorated 18-year career. Smith 227 Garfield Weede P.E. Building [email protected] compiled a 116-52-6 record, leading the Gorillas to the national title in 1957 and again in 1961. His squads won or shared six conference titles during his Pittsburg State University tenure. Smith later served as Athletic Director at PSU. PSU’s football facility, Pittsburg, KS 66762-7504 Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium, now bears his name. Ted Thomas Stahura (1955-58) Thomas James Miller (1957-58) Gary, Indiana Pittsburg, Kansas Ted Thomas Stahura was a three-time first-team All-CIC performer at tackle Thomas James Miller was a second-team NAIA All-America selection at guard on (1955-57) for the Gorillas. Stahura earned honorable mention NAIA All-America PSU’s 1957 NAIA National Championship football team. Miller also earned first- honors and honorable mention Associated Press Little All-America honors team All-CIC honors that year. during Pitt State’s 1957 NAIA National Championship season.

Phil John Vogrin (1959-62) Kansas City, Kansas John Robert Peterson (1964-67) Phil Vogrin earned honorable mention NAIA All-America and honorable mention Clearwater, Kansas Associated Press Little All-America honors while quarterbacking PSU to the NAIA John Robert Peterson was PSU’s first three-time All-America football player. National Championship in 1961. Vogrin earned second-team All-CIC honors in 1960 and Peterson earned honorable mention NAIA All-America honors in 1965 and first-team All-CIC accolades in 1961. He was voted the MVP of PSU’s 12-7 Camellia Bowl first-team NAIA All-America honors his final two years (1966-67). He also was a victory over Linfield College for the 1961 NAIA national title by the Sacramento Press. three-time first-team All-CIC performer (1965-67).

Leonard Leroy Mansfield (1954-57) Jerry Edison Archer (1959-62) Licking, Missouri Sarcoxie, Missouri Leonard Leroy Mansfield was a first-team NAIA All-America selection at tackle on Jerry Edison Archer was a two-time NAIA All-America football player for the PSU’s 1957 NAIA National Championship team. He was voted team MVP in 1957 Gorillas. Archer earned second-team NAIA All-America honors at linebacker in and also earned first-team All-CIC honors that year. Mansfield was selected by the 1960 and first-team NAIA All-America recognition at linebacker on PSU’s NAIA Philadelphia Eagles in the seventh round of the NFL draft in the spring of 1958. National Championship squad in 1961. Archer was a two-time first-team All-CIC performer on both sides of the ball (center, linebacker). He was selected by the Detroit Lions in the 1961 NFL draft. Gary William Snadon (1958-61) Lockwood, Missouri Gary William Snadon earned first-team Associated Press Little All-America Richard Leon Overton (1977-80) 59 honors at fullback in leading PSU to the 1961 NAIA National Championship. Boonville, Missouri Snadon, who was a two-time All-CIC performer (1960-61), finished his career as Richard Leon Overton was a two-time first-team NAIA All-America running back the school’s second-highest career rusher with 1,559 yards. for the Gorillas (1979-80). Overton earned All-CSIC honors all four years, earning honorable mention recognition in 1977-78 and first-team accolades in 1979-80. Overton finished his collegiate career as PSU’s career rushing (3,704) leader Thomas Spiewak (1957-58, ’61-62) as well as PSU’s career leader in rushing TDs (47). He also finished his career Kansas City, Kansas holding the PSU single game scoring (30) and rushing (257 yds) records. Thomas Henry Spiewak was a first-team NAIA All-America selection at guard as a senior in 1962. Spiewak was a member of both PSU’s 1957 and 1961 NAIA National Championship football squads. He also earned first-team All-CIC honors Richard William Beal (1958-61) during his senior season. Fredonia, Kansas Richard William Beal was a first-team NAIA All-America tackle for the Gorillas on their 1961 NAIA National Championship squad. Beal also was a two-time first- Harlan Lee Hess (1959-62) team All-CIC performer (1960-61) and a team captain during his senior season Adrian, Missouri in 1961. Harlan Lee Hess was a first-team NAIA All-America selection at tackle as a member of PSU’s 1961 NAIA National Championship squad. Hess was a two-time first-team All-CIC (1960-61) performer and a four-year letterwinner (1959-62). Michael Anthony Potchad (1967-70) He was selected the Outstanding Lineman in the Gorillas NAIA playoff victory Kansas City, Kansas over Northern State in 1961. Michael Potchad was a first-team NAIA All-America offensive lineman in 1970. Potchad was a second-team All-CIC performer as a freshman in 1967. He earned first-team All-CIC in 1968 and he was a two-time first-team All-RMAC selection Kenneth Paxton Gire (1938-41) (1969-70) as well. Potchad was a fourth-round pick of the Atlanta Falcons in the Pittsburg, Kansas 1971 NFL draft, but he chose not to pursue a professional career. Kenneth Paxton Gire earned first-team All-CIC honors at center each of his last three seasons (1939-41). Gire helped lead PSU to a CIC title his senior season. Additionally, he was named captain of PSU’s 50th Anniversary Football Team in 1953 by coaches Carnie Smith, Garfield W. Weede and Charles H. Morgan. Brian K. Byers (1977-78) Rick Clark (1969-70) Waterloo, Iowa Chanute, Kansas Brian K. Byers was a two-time All-America offensive lineman for the Gorillas. Rick Clark broke nearly every signigicant quarterbacking record during his Byers earned second-team NAIA All-America honors in 1977 and he was a first- two-year career at Pittsburg State. Clark was a two-time first-team All-Rocky team NAIA All-America and first-team Kodak/AFCA All-America in 1978. Byers Mountain Athletic Conference and NAIA All-District 10 selection, leading the also was a two-time first-team All-CSIC performer (1977-78). Gorillas to the RMAC title in 1970. He finished his career with 2,355 passing yards, including 1,251 yards and 15 touchdowns as a senior in 1970. Ronald Dean Freeman (1978-81) Boonville, Missouri John Roderique (1986-89) Ronald Dean Freeman was a first-team NAIA All-America defensive lineman Webb City, Missouri at PSU as a senior in 1981. Freeman also was a two-time All-CSIC performer, John Roderique was a two-time All-America linebacker at Pittsburg State. earning second-tema honors in 1980 and first-team accolades in 1981. He Roderique was a consensus NCAA Division II All-America selection as a senior in recorded 17 QB sacks his senior season. Freeman competed in the USFL with 1989, after earning honorable mention NAIA All-America accolades as a junior in the Pittsburgh Maulers and the Orlando Renegades for two seasons (1984-85). 1988. He finished his career with 305 career regular season tackles, including 126 stops during his senior campaign. Roderique added 60 more tackles in post- season play during his four-year career. Gene Stegeman (1984-87) Overland Park, Kansas Bruce Stancell (1983-86) Gene Stegeman was a second-team NAIA All-America quarterback as a senior in Anderson, Missouri 1987. Stegeman also was a three-time All-CSIC selection, earning second-team Bruce Stancell earned honorable mention All-America honors at fullback in 1986. A honors in 1985 and first-team accolades his final two years (1986-87). He rushed two-time All-CSIC pick, Stancell finished his career with 2,750 yards – the second- for 1,517 yards and 37 touchdowns, recording the highest rushing total for a highest career rushing total in school history at the time. He helped pave the way PSU quarterback at the time. Stegeman also passed for 2,157 yards and 20 TDs for PSU’s entire starting backfield to earn All-America honors in 1986, as PSU led and posted a 30-4-0 record as the Gorillas’ starting quarterback. the NAIA in rushing (385.7 ypg), scoring (43.5 ppg) and total offense (490.7 ypg). He also earned NAIA All-America honors in the discus in track & field in 1986. Monte Weathers (1984-87) 60 Riverton, Kansas Darryl Wren (1986, ’88-90) Monte Weathers was a two-time All-America running back for the Gorillas. Tulsa, Oklahoma Weathers earned first-team NAIA All-America honors as a senior in 1987, after Darryl Wren was a first-team NCAA Division II All-America selection at defensive earning hon. ment. All-America recognition on the A.P. Little All-America team back as a senior in 1990. Wren also was a two-time All-MIAA selection (1989- in 1986. He also was a four-time All-CSIC performer, earning first-team notation 90). He finished his career with 112 tackles, 13 INTs and 17 PBUs. Wren also in 1986-87. Weathers rushed for 3,192 yards, averaging 9.53 yards per carry for was a three-time NAIA All-America performer in track & field at PSU. He was his career. He also was a three-time NAIA All-America in track & field and a a member of PSU’s NAIA National Champion 400 meter relay in 1987 and also member of PSU’s 1987 NAIA National Championship 4x100m relay team. earned All-America honors in the 200 meters and the 60 yard dash.

Sam Pittman (1980-83) Alan Spencer (1969-72) Grove, Oklahoma Webb City, Missouri Sam Pittman was a first-team NAIA All-America defensive end as a senior in Alan Spencer earned honorable mention NAIA All-America honors at the end 1983. Pittman also was a three-time All-CSIC performer (1981-83), earning first- position as a senior in 1972. Spencer finished his career as the school’s all-time team honors his final two seasons. He set the PSU school record for quarterback leading receiver with 62 catches for 1,241 yards. He had 36 receptions for 678 sacks (44) and finished his career among the school’s all-time tackle leaders yards and five TDs his senior year, earning first-team All-GPAC and first-team with 263 career stops. NAIA All-District 10 honors in addition to his All-America accolades. He had 26 receptions for 563 yards and nine TDs as a junior in 1971. Jesse Wall (1985-88)

Midwest City, Oklahoma Jesse Wall was a two-time first-team NAIA All-America offensive lineman for Mike Meek (1985-88) the Gorillas (1987-88). Wall also earned first-team All-America honors from the Louisburg, Kansas AFCA and Football Gazette and honorable mention All-America on the Associated Mike Meek earned first-team NAIA All-America honors at running back as a Press Little All-America team in 1988. Additionally, he was a two-time first-team senior in 1988. He finished his career as the school’s eighth-leading all-time All-CSIC performer those two seasons, helping PSU lead the nation in rushing, rusher, despite playing just two seasons in the backfield. He accumulated 1,896 scoring, and total offense in 1987. yards during his junior and senior seasons, earning first-team All-CSIC honors each year. Meek also twice earned NAIA All-America honors in track & field — in the pole vault and the 400 meter relay. He also was a GTE Academic All-American. Ronnie West (1990-91) tim sinclair (1987-90) Pineview, Georgia Iola, Kansas Ronnie West captured the Harlon Hill Award as the NCAA Division II National Tim Sinclair earned second-team NCAA Division II All-America honors as a Player of the Year as a senior in 1991, leading PSU to the NCAA-II Nat’l senior in 1990, capping a four-year career for the Gorillas. He twice earned first- Championship. West finished his career as PSU’s all-time leading receiver, with team All-MIAA honors as the starting center for PSU (1989-90), after moving to 85 receptions for 1,779 yards and 21 TDs. He was a two-time first-team NCAA-II the offensive line after two seasons as a defensive lineman. Sinclair started the All-America selection. As a senior in 1991, he caught 50 passes for 1,044 yards 1989 season as a back-up offensive guard, before becoming the starting center and 12 TDs. West also was a two-time first-team All-MIAA selection, earning in week five. He started all 13 games at center for the Gorillas in 1990, earning MIAA Offensive Player of the Year honors in 1991. He led NCAA-II in punt returns second-team All-America honors from Football Gazette. (16.9 ypr) his junior season in 1990. gerald “nate” beaman (1947-50) Darren Dawson (1988-91) Uniontown, Kansas Paola, Kansas Nate Beaman was an accomplished hurdler in track & field and a two-time Darren Dawson finished his career in 1991 as the school’s all-time leading rusher. All-Conference end in football during his playing days at Pittsburg State Dawson rushed for 4,565 yards (including playoffs) and 61 TDs, twice earning NCAA University. He captured the Central Intercollegiate Conference (CIC) title in the Division II All-America honors in the Pitt State backfield. Dawson was an honorable 120-yard hurdles in 1949, winning five meet crowns in the event that year. mention All-America selection as a junior in 1990 when he rushed for 1,415 yards Beaman earned honorable mention All-CIC honors in football in 1948, before and 18 TDs. He earned second-team All-America honors as a senior in 1991 when garnering first-team All-CIC accolades as a senior in 1949. He also earned a pair he rushed for a school record 1,698 yards and 22 TDs. Additionally, Dawson earned of varsity letters in basketball, scoring 403 points in 51 games (7.9 ppg). second-team GTE Academic All-America honors as a senior in 1991. charles j. purma (1921-25) Don Frank German (1941-42, ’46-47) Wilson, Kansas Pittsburg, Kansas Charles Purma completed a decorated football and track & field career at Pittsburg Don German earned All-Central Intercollegiate Conference honors as a halfback State University in 1925. In football, Purma was widely considered the greatest PSU three times during a collegiate career which was interrupted by three years of player of his era. He twice earned first-team All-KIAC honors as an end in 1923-24. military service during WWII. German earned honorable mention All-CIC acco- Purma was named to PSU’s 11-man 50th Anniversary Team in 1953. In track & field, 61 lades as a sophomore in 1942, before returning to campus to earn first-team Purma won KIAC shot put titles in 1923 and 1924. He medaled in the event at the All-CIC honors his final two years in 1946-47. In 1953, German was named to KIAC meet again in 1925, when he recorded the 13th-best mark in the world in the Pittsburg State University’s prestigious 11-man 50th Anniversary Football Team. shot put. Purma also was a four-year basketball letterman between 1922-25. troy wilson (1989-92) edward s. “steve” simmons (1973-76) Topeka, Kansas Lenexa, Kansas Troy Wilson finished his career in 1992 as a three-time NCAA Division II Steve Simmons twice earned NAIA All-America honors at linebacker for the All-American at defensive end for the Gorillas. Wilson was an honorable mention Gorillas in the mid 1970s. He earned first-team NAIA All-America and second- All-America selection as a sophomore in 1990. He then earned second-team team Associated Press Little All-America honors as a senior in 1976, recording All-America honors as a junior in 1991 when he recorded 104 tackles with a 94 tackles (39 solo) with three interceptions. Simmons received honorable school record 23 quarterback sacks. Wilson earned first-team All-America honors mention NAIA All-America honors as a junior in 1975. He finished as the team’s his senior season when he recorded 112 tackles with 32 TFLs and 14 QB sacks. He second-leading tackler and logged three INTs that year. Simmons earned first- finished his career with 317 tackles and 45 QB sacks. Wilson also was a three-time team All-GPAC honors in 1975 and first-team All-CSIC honors in 1976.. NCAA-II All-American in the shot put and discus in track & field at PSU. george a. sweatt (1919-22) rex garner (1975-76) Humboldt, Kansas Pittsburg, Kansas George Sweatt was a ground-breaking pioneer as Pittsburg State University’s first African- Rex Garner finished a two-year career at PSU as the fourth-leading rusher in American student-athlete to letter in the sports of basketball, football and track & field. school history, despite appearing in just 19 games for the Gorillas. Garner rushed Sweatt earned numerous honors in the sprints and set a school record in the shot put for 1,786 yards and 12 touchdowns on 385 carries, twice earning first-team NAIA in track & field for the Gorillas. He lettered in football in 1921, missing All-KIAC honors All-District 10 and honorable mention NAIA All-America honors. He carried the when an injury cut short his playing season. Sweatt also lettered in basketball in the ball 185 times for 931 yards (5.0 ypc) and seven TDs as a junior in 1975. As a 1920 and 1922 seasons. After college, he embarked upon a professional baseball career senior in 1976, he carried the ball 200 times for 855 yards (4.3 ypc) and five TDs. and became the only regular player to appear in each of the first four Negro League World Series with the Kansas City Monarchs and the Chicago American Giants (1924-27). buddy ball (1948-51) Blaise Bauer (1985-88) Riverton, Kansas Monett, Missouri Buddy Ball complet ed a standout career as a quarterback by earning honorable Blaise Bauer twice earned honorable mention NAIA All-America honors as a tight mention All-America honors on the Associated Press Little All-America team end for the Gorillas. Bauer caught 44 career passes for 1,248 yards and a school as a senior in 1951. He twice earned All-CIC honors, grabbing second-team record 18 touchdowns. His receiving total stood as the third-highest mark in accolades in 1950 and first-team recognition in 1951. In 1950, Ball helped school history at the time. Bauer also set school records for career yards per guide the Gorillas to a post-season appearance in the Mirza Shrine Bowl Classic. catch (29.2 ypc) and season yards per catch (31.4 ypc) from the 1986 season. He Following his playing career, Ball was named to Pitt State’s prestigious 11-man finished his career as a three-time All-CSIC performer. 50th Anniversary Team in 1953. James R. Jolgen (1948-49) chris brown (1992-95) Everett, Washington Liberal, Kansas James “Jim” Jolgen was named to Pitt State’s prestigious 11-man 50th Anniversary Chris Brown became just the second football player in school history to earn All-America Football Team following his playing days for the Gorillas. During his senior season, honors three times, doing so between 1993-95. He was named a consensus first-team NCAA Jolgen became the first football player in school history to garner All-America Division II All-American as a senior in 1995, recording 149 tackles on the year. Brown also honors when he was named to the 1949 A.P. Little All-America Team as an honorable earned first-team All-America honors in 1993 and 1994 and he was a three-time first-team mention selection. He also earned first-team All-CIC honors at tackle in 1949, helping All-MIAA selection (1993-95), garnering MIAA Defensive Player of the Year honors in 1995. first-year coach Carnie Smith’s squad to an 8-2-1 record and the CIC co-championship. Brown finished his career with a school record 470 tackles. He set an NCAA-II playoff record with 21 tackles in the 1992 National Championship Game. Following his career, Brown was named to the NCAA-II All-Quarter Century Team (1973-96) in 1997. Brian D. Moorman (1995-99) Sedgwick, Kansas

Brian Moorman left Pitt State as the most decorated male athlete in school history gene a. wayenberg, jr. (1980-81) in 1999. Moorman became the first four-time All-American football player in Mission, Kansas school history (1995-98), and he was named to PSU’s 100th Anniversary Football Gene Wayenberg, Jr., finished a prolific two-year career as the school’s all-time Team in 2003. In track & field, Moorman earned All-America honors on 10 occa- leading receiver in 1981. He caught 68 career passes for 1,718 yards (25.3 ypc) and sions, including three straight national championships in the 400 meter hurdles 14 touchdowns. Wayenberg earned second-team NAIA All-America honors in 1981, (1997-99). He also claimed eight MIAA individual event titles. Additionally, 62 catching 41 passes for 1,015 yards and 10 TDs that year. He twice earned All-CSIC Moorman was a six-time Academic All-America® selection, earning the acco- honors, snaring second-team recognition in 1980 and first-team accolades in 1981. lades in three consecutive years in both football and track & field. Wayenberg also set the school’s single-game receiving total on Nov. 1, 1980, when he caught eight passes for 215 yards and one TD against Missouri Western. Ronald Moore (1989-92) Spencer, Oklahoma Doug Bullard (1990-93) Galena, Kansas Ronald Moore earned Division II’s highest individual honor while helping Pitt State to 25 consecutive wins in 1991 and 1992. Moore earned the 1992 Harlon Doug Bullard garnered first-team NCAA Division II All-America honors as a senior in 1993. Hill Award as the top player in the country his senior season. He finished his He was named to the first-team squad by the AFCA, Football Gazette and Daktronics. career as the school’s all-time leading rusher and set single season records Bullard, a three-year starter at center for the Gorillas, earned All-MIAA honors in each for rushing and rushing touchdowns in 1992 on his was to earning consensus of his final three seasons. He earned third-team All-MIAA recognition as a sophomore All-America honors. The three-time All-MIAA performer and 1992 conference in 1991, helping PSU capture the NCAA-II national title. Bullard garnered second-team offensive player of the year was drafted in the fourth round of the 1993 NFL draft. All-MIAA honors as a junior in 1992 and first-team All-MIAA accolades in 1993.

Ben Peterson (1995-98) Kendall Gammon (1988-91) Clay Center, Kansas Rose Hill, Kansas A two-time All-American selection, Ben Peterson played four years at defensive Kendall Gammon garnered first-team NCAA Division II All-America honors as an end for the Gorillas. He recorded 241 career tackles and 29.0 quarterback sacks. offensive guard from Football Gazette as a senior in 1991, helping the Gorillas to a He was a three-time All-MIAA selection, including first-team honors in his final 13-1-1 record and the NCAA Division II National Championship. He earned first-team two seasons. All-MIAA honors in each of his final three seasons (1989-91). Following his collegiate career, Gammon was selected to Pitt State’s 100th Anniversary Football Team in 2003. Albert Schmidt (1968-71) Caldwell, Kansas Thomas B. Stringer (1979-82) Topeka, Kansas Albert Schmidt earned honorable mention All-America at running back on the Associated Press Little All-America Team as a senior for the Gorillas in 1971. He fin- Tom Stringer earned first-team NAIA All-America honors as an offensive lineman ished his as the school’s third-highest leading rusher. Schmidt helpied the Gorillas for the Gorillas as a junior in 1981, helping Pitt State to a 10-2 record and the to a 9-2 record and an RMAC Championship. Following his senior season, Schmidt NAIA Division I National Runner-up finish that season. He twice earned All-CSIC was drafted in the 11th round of the 1972 NFL Draft by the Los Angeles Rams. honors. He was a first-team All-CSIC selection in 1981, and Stringer was named to the second-team All-CSIC squad as a senior in 1982. Chuck Broyles (1965-68, 1990-2009) Brian Hutchins (1990-93) Mulberry, Kansas Pittsburg, Kansas Chuck Broyles enjoyed a decorated 20-year tenure as the Gorillas head football Brian Hutchins earned honorable mention NCAA Division II All-America honors coach (1990-2009). He helped the Gorillas to the 1991 NCAA Division II National at quarterback as a junior in 1992, after leading the Gorillas to consecutive trips Title and earned 198 wins in his tenure at PIttsburg State. Broyles earned Division II to the NCAA Division II National Championship Game. Hutchins compiled a 27-5 national coach of the year honors three times - from the American Football Coaches record as Pitt State’s starter, leading the Gorillas to the 1991 NCAA Division II in 1991, from Schutt Sports in 2004 and from Liberty Mutual in 2008. He led the National Championship and the 1992 national runner-up finish. He rushed for Gorillas to four appearances in the NCAA Division II National Championship Game (1991, 1992, 1995, 2004), 2,007 yards and passed for 3,053 yards and 25 touchdowns. including a school record 25 straight wins between 1991-92. He also led Pitt State to nine MIAA titles and 15 trips to the NCAA-II playoffs. Additionally, Broyles served as athletics director at his alma mater for 14 years, from 1996 - 2010. As a four-year football letterwinner for the Gorillas (1965-68), Broyles earned honorable Neal PHILPOT (2001-04) mention NAIA All-America and first-team All-CIC honors as a senior in 1968. Norton, Kansas Neal Philpot earned NCAA Division II All-America honors at quarterback in each of his final two seasons for the Gorillas (2003-04). Philpot earned second-team Wes Baker (1997-2000) All-America as well as MIAA Offensive MVP recognition while directing one of the LaCygne, Kansas most prolific offenses in NCAA history as a senior in 2004. A four-time All-MIAA performer, Philpot set conference records for career QB rushing yards (4337) Wes Baker earned NCAA Division II All-America honors in each of his final and career total offense (10,168). He also posted a 41-8 record as a four-year three seasons, including consensus first-team All-America honors as a senior starter for the Gorillas. in 2000. He finished his career with 314 stops, ranking sixth on the Gorillas’ al-time tackles chart. Baker earned first-team All-MIAA honors from 1998-2000. Following his career, Baker was selected to the school’s 100th Anniversary Football Team in 2003. marvin ackerson (1954-56) Parsons, Kansas Marvin Ackerson earned honorable mention All-America honors on the B.J. McGivern (1992-95) Associated Press Little All-America Team as a junior in 1955. Ackerson garnered Topeka, Kansas All-Central Intercollegiate Conference accolades in each of his final two seasons, earning first-team recognition in 1955 and second-team honors as a senior in B.J. McGivern earned first-team NCAA Division II All-America honors as a senior 1956. Ackerson was Pitt State’s third all-time football All-America honoree. in 1995 when he recorded a single-season record 172 tackles for the Gorillas. McGivern garnered first-team All-MIAA honors and was selected the 1995 MIAA 63 Defensive Player of the Year while helping Pitt State to a 12-1-1 record and a national runner-up finish. He received first-team All-America honors from matt howard (1998-2001) Daktronics and Football Gazette. Following his playing career, McGivern was Yukon, Oklahoma selected to PSU’s 100th Anniversary Football Team in 2003. Matt Howard earned NCAA Division II All-America honors on the offensive line in each of his final two seasons for the Gorillas (2000-01). Howard earned first- team All-America honors as a senior in 2004. A three-time first-team All-MIAA aaron mcconnell (2000-03) selection (1999-2001), Howard was named to Pitt State’s 100th Anniversary Midwest City, Oklahoma Squad in 2003. Aaron McConnell became just the second player in the history of the Pitt State football program to earn All-America honors in each of his four playing seasons from 2000-03. McConnell was a consensus first-team All-America selection as paul schleicher (1956-59) well as the MIAA Defensive Player of the Year as a senior in 2003. He also earned Kansas City, Kansas first-team All-America honors in 2001 (AFCA) and 2002 (A.P.), after garnering Paul Schleicher completed his decorated playing career as Pittsburg State’s honorable mention All-America recognition as a freshman in 2000. A four-time all-time leading rusher in 1959 with 1,626 career yards. Schleicher also set first-team All-MIAA performer, McConnell recorded 232 tackles (116 solo) with the school’s single season rushing record (797 yards) in 1959 as well as the 75.0 tackles-for-loss and 21.0 quarterback sacks in 48 career games. Gorillas’ single season scoring record (92 points) his senior season. He also set Pitt State’s single game rushing record with 204 yards in his final collegiate game against Northeastern State on Nov. 14, 1959. Schleicher was a two-time charles h. morgan (1936-48) All-CIC honoree, earning first-team honors in 1959. Girard, Kansas Charles Morgan served in the department of intercollegiate athletics between 1931-48. Morgan compiled a 44-43-15 (.505) record as head football coach from 1936, ’38-48, leading his 1941 and 1942 Pitt State teams to CIC titles. His 1943 squad, comprised mostly of former football players from Texas colleges in Navy training, posted the school’s first unblemished record (6-0-0) during a war- shortened season. Morgan also served as the Gorillas’ interim head basketball coach in 1935 when Pitt State’s John Lance took a leave of absence. He guided that squad to a CIC co-championship. Larry Basky (1963-65) charles “Chuck” Norris (1957-58) Ottawa, Illinois Ellinwood, Kansas Larry Basky became just the second player in the history of the Pitt State football Chuck Norris set single season rushing and scoring records as a junior in 1957 program to earn All-America in two playing seasons. Basky garnered honorable while helping Pitt State capture the school’s first NAIA National Championship. mention NAIA All-America recognition as a defensive lineman as a sophomore in Norris, who transferred to Pitt State from Kansas State, rushed for 662 yards 1963 and honorable mention NAIA All-America accolades at center as a senior in and scored 90 points as the Gorillas posted an umblemised 11-0 season. He 1965. He earned second-team All-CIC recognition as a defensive lineman in 1963, earned second-team All-CIC honors that year. Norris finished his two-year career before claiming first-team All-CIC honors at center his final two seasons. with 931 rushing yards and 18 touchdowns.

Jermaine Carpenter (2003-06) Josh Lattimer (2002-05) Waco, Texas Fort Scott, Kansas Jermaine Carpenter earned third-team NCAA Division II All-America honors at wide Josh Lattimer finished his decorated career as a two-time NCAA Division II All- receiver as a senior in 2014. Carpenter caught 69 passes for 1,671 yards and 23 America linebacker for the Gorillas. Lattimer earned second-team All-America touchdowns during his two-year football career for the Gorillas (2003-04). He honors as a senior in 2005 and honorable mention All-America recognition as also garnered All-America honors on nine occasions in track & field, including a a junior in 2004 when he helped lead the Gorillas to a 14-1 record and a berth national runner-up finish in the 200 meters in 2005 and a national runner-up finish in the NCAA Division II National Championship Game. He also earned All-MIAA in the 100 meters in 2006. A two-time All-MIAA football player, Carpenter captured honors in each of his final three seasons (2003-05). Lattimer compiled 394 career nine MIAA titles in track & field and earned All-MIAA honors on 21 occasions. tackles – the second-highest career total in school history at the time. He also garnered All-MIAA three times in the javelin in track & field (2002-04).

Andrew Poling (1996-99) Saint Francis, Kansas Chad Weeks (2002-05) Andrew Poling earned NCAA Division II All-America honors in each of his final Oologah, Oklahoma two playing seasons (1998-99). Poling received honorable mention All-America Chad Weeks twice earned first-team NCAA Division II All-America honors as an recognition as a junior in 1998, before claiming first-team All-America honors his offensive lineman for the Gorillas (2004-05). Weeks helped pave the way up front senior season. A four-time All-MIAA performer, Poling was named the 1996 MIAA for Pitt State’s 2004 offensive unit to set NCAA all-time scoring (837 pts) and total Freshman of the Year. He finished his decorated career with 356 tackles – the offense (8976 yds) and DII all-time rushing (5320 yds) records as the Gorillas 64 fourth-highest total in school history at the time. Following his playing career, posted a 14-1 record and reached the NCAA Division II National Championship Poling was selected to PSU’s 100th Anniversary Football Team in 2003. Game. He earned All-MIAA honors in each of his final three seasons, including first-team All-MIAA accolades in final two years (2004-05).

Germaine Race (2003-06) Warrensburg, Missouri Germaine Race rushed for an NCAA Division II record 6,985 yards and scored an NCAA all-division record 107 touchdowns during his decorated playing career for the Gorillas (2003-06). Race earned first-team NCAA Division II All-America honors in each of his final three seasons. A four-time All-MIAA performer, he was selected the MIAA’s Offensive MVP in 2005 and 2006. Race finished third in balloting for the Harlon Hill Trophy as the Division II Player of the Year in 2006.

chuck Sturdevant (1961-62) Neosho, Missouri Chuck Sturdevant earned honorable mention NAIA All-America honors as a defensive back on Pitt State’s 1961 NAIA National Championship football team. Sturdevant made eight tackles and an interception in the Gorillas’ 1961 Camillia Bowl victory. A two-sport stand-out, Sturdevant also was selected the Most Valuable Player on Pitt State’s inaugural baseball team in 1962.

Nathan Baker (2001-04) Parsons, Kansas Nathan Baker garnered consensus first-team NCAA Division II All-America honors and captured the inaugural Gene Upshaw Award as the Division II Lineman of the Year as a senior in 2004. The offensive tackle helped the Pitt State offense set NCAA all-time scoring (837 pts) and total offense (8976 yds) records and the Division II all-time rushing record (5320 yds) as the Gorillas posted a 14-1 record and finished as the NCAA Division II National Runner-up in 2004. Baker was a two-time All-MIAA performer (2003-04). PSU All-Americans 2017 Cody Holland, OL Alex Kuhlman, S Bo Farrow, C Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Taye Irvin, DL Kendall Molz, OG Codey Funk, OT Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Daktronics/Division II, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Jeff Seybold, Jr., RB Football Gazette, 2nd Team Austin Panko, RS Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Associated Press, 3rd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Rusty Morgan, LB Michael Rose, RB 2012 Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention John Brown, WR/RS Mark Smith, QB Football Gazette, 1st Team (AP & RS) Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Anchors Simanu’a Thomas, DL Dreiling Football Gazette, 3rd Team Associated Press, 1st Team (AP) American Football Coaches Assn., 1st Team (WR) 2007 2016 Daktronics/Division II, 2nd Team (RS) Caleb Farabi, RB Carter Anchors, P Nate Dreiling, LB Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 3rd Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Zac Robinson, OT Levi Copelin, WR Daktronics/Division II, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Associated Press, 3rd Team Mark Smith, QB Bo Farrow, C Cody Holland, OL Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Codey Funk, OT Gus Toca, DE 2006 Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Nathan Alleman, PK Farrow Football Gazette, 2nd Team Toca 2015 2011 Drew Brown, C Dino Teague, CB John Brown, WR/RS Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Daktronics/Division II, 1st Team (RS) Harrison Kush, KR Associated Press, 2nd Team (RS) Football Gazette, Honorable Mention 65 2014 Football Gazette, 2nd Team (RS) Germaine Race, RB Anthony Abenoja, QB Football Gazette, Honorable Mention (WR) Associated Press, 1st Team Daktronics/Division II, 2nd Team Zac Dickey, QB Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 1st Team De’Vante Bausby, CB Nate Dreiling, LB Bryan Pray, APB Daktronics/Division II, 2nd Team American Football Coaches Assn., 1st Team Football Gazette, 3rd Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Associated Press, 1st Team Zac Robinson, OT Daktronics/Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Abenoja Marquise Cushon, WR/AP Farabi Daktronics/Division II, 2nd Team (WR) Football Gazette, 1st Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team (AP) Chase McCoy, PK 2005 Connor Frazell, PK Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Nathan Alleman, PK Football Gazette, 3rd Team Elijah Olabode, CB Football Gazette, 2nd Team Gavin Lutman, WR Football Gazette, 3rd Team Josh Lattimer, LB Football Gazette, 2nd Team Kell Smalley, OG Football Gazette, 2nd Team Tyler Smith, OG Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Andy Majors, QB Daktronics/Division II, 2nd Team Gus Toca, DE Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 3rd Team Ryan Meredith, DE Keeston Terry, S Spencer Worthington, DE Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 3rd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Germaine Race, RB Bausby Heath Wilson, DE American Football Coaches Assn., 1st Team M. Smith Football Gazette, Honorable Mention 2010 Associated Press, 1st Team Nate Dreiling, LB Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team 2013 Daktronics/Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team John Brown, WR/RS Football Gazette, 1st Team Joe Taylor, FB American Football Coaches Assn., 1st Team (WR) Associated Press, 2nd Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, 1st Tm (RS) / 3rd Tm (WR) Jared Witter, P Brandon Twito, TE Associated Press, 2nd Team (AP) Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Associated Press, 1st Team Daktronics/Division II, 2nd Team (RS) Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Nate Dreiling, LB 2008 Chad Weeks, OG Associated Press, 1st Team Brandon Clark, FB Associated Press, 2nd Team Daktronics/Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Brown Football Gazette, 1st Team Caleb Farabi, APB Football Gazette, 1st Team Alleman Tyler Disney, LB Football Gazette, 3rd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention 2004 2001 1998 Nathan Baker, OL Earl Henry, LB Wes Baker, LB American Football Coaches Assn., 1st Team Associated Press, 3rd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Associated Press, 1st Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Josh Barcus, PK Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Associated Press, 2nd Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Matt Howard, OL Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Jermaine Carpenter, WR Associated Press, 3rd Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, 3rd Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Brian Moorman, P Kris Dornan, OL Football Gazette, 1st Team Associated Press, 2nd Team Race Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Aaron McConnell, DL Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Henry Josh Lattimer, LB American Football Coaches Assn., 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Associated Press, 1st Team Ben Peterson, DE Ryan Meredith, DL Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Associated Press, 2nd Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Travis Stepps, DB Football Gazette, 1st Team Associated Press, 3rd Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Andrew Poling, DB Chad Miller, LB Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 1st Team Steve Wells, OL Germaine Race, RB Football Gazette, 3rd Team 1997 Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Sean McNamara, OL Football Gazette, 1st Team 2000 Associated Press, 1st Team Lattimer Associated Press, 2nd Team Wes Baker, LB Football Gazette, 1st Team Baker Neal Philpot, QB American Football Coaches Assn., 1st Team Brian Moorman, P Football Gazette, 2nd Team Associated Press, 1st Team Associated Press, 1st Team Casey Warlop, DL Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 3rd Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Chad Weeks, OL Matt Howard, OL Ben Peterson, DE Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Associated Press, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention 66 Football Gazette, 1st Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Chad Webb, DL Football Gazette, 3rd Team Associated Press, 3rd Team 2003 Chris Lutz, P Football Gazette, 2nd Team Tyronne Armstrong, OL Football Gazette, 3rd Team Aaron McConnell, DL 1996 Philpot Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Moorman Football Gazette, 1st Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Bob Goltra, OL Aaron McConnell, DL Travis Stepps, DB Associated Press, 1st Team American Football Coaches Assn., 1st Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team AFCA/Schooner’s, 1st Team Associated Press, 1st Team NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team 1999 Football Gazette, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Wes Baker, LB Brian Moorman, P Neal Philpot, QB Associated Press, 3nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Anthony Randle, DE Mark Stephen, DL Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Jim Golomski, TE Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 2nd Team 1995 McConnell 2002 Football Gazette, 2nd Team Chris Brown, DB Webb Daniel Chappell, PK Andrew Poling, DB Associated Press, 1st Team Associated Press, 2nd Team Associated Press, 1st Team AFCA/Schooner’s, 1st Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team AFCA/Burger King, 1st Team NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Eric Johnson, OL Football Gazette, 1st Team B.J. McGivern, LB Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 1st Team Brice Taylor, OL NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, 3rd Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Chris Lutz, LB Caleb White, DE Brian Moorman, P Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, Honorable Mention NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Aaron McConnell, DL Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Lutz Associated Press, 1st Team Jeff Moreland, QB McGivern Daktronics/NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 2nd Team Phil Schepens, OL Jeff Untereker, TE Associated Press, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team 1994 1991 Tim Bradbury, LB Darren Dawson, RB Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 2nd Team Chris Brown, DB Kendall Gammon, OL Associated Press, 2nd Team Football Gazette, 1st Team AFCA/Schooner’s, 1st Team Phil McCoy, DE NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 1st Team Michael Rose, LB Brian Nutt, OL Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Schepens NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Shane Tafoya, LB Gammon Football Gazette, 3rd Team Associated Press, 2nd Team Trenton Ropp, TE Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Ronnie West, WR Phil Schepens, OL Associated Press, 1st Team NCAA Division II, 3rd Team AFCA/Kodak, 1st Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Andy Sweet, LB Troy Wilson, DE Associated Press, 1st Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team NCAA Division II, 3rd Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team 1990 Darren Dawson, RB Sweet 1993 Football Gazette, 3rd Team Wilson Tim Bradbury, LB James Jenkins, PK Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 2nd Team Chris Brown, DB Ira McMillian, DB NCAA Division II, 2nd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 2nd Team Tim Sinclair, OL Doug Bullard, OL Football Gazette, 2nd Team AFCA/Kodak, 1st Team Shane Tafoya, LB 67 NCAA Division II, 1st Team Football Gazette, 2nd Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Ronnie West, WR David Mitchell, P AFCA/Kodak, 1st Team Bullard Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 1st Team West Joey Tobin, RB Troy Wilson, DE Football Gazette, 3rd Team Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Darryl Wren, DB 1992 Football Gazette, 1st Team Mike Brockel, OL Football Gazette, 1st Team 1989 Chris Hanna, DT Ted Adams, DB Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 3rd Team Brian Hutchins, QB James Gray, LB Football Gazette, Honorable Mention Football Gazette, 3rd Team Ronald Moore, RB John Roderique, LB Hutchins Associated Press, 1st Team Associated Press, 1st Team Sinclair AFCA/Kodak, 1st team AFCA/Kodak College Division I, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Football Gazette, 1st Team Duke Palmer, DB Football Gazette, 1st Team Ray Staten, WR Football Gazette, 2nd Team Troy Wilson, DE Football Gazette, 1st Team 1985 NAIA All-Americans Tom Beebe, OL NAIA, 2nd team (1949-88) Steve David, LB 1988 NAIA, honorable mention Ted Adams, DB 1984 NAIA, 2nd team; Willie Brown, RB Football Gazette, 2nd team NAIA, 2nd team Blaise Bauer, TE Chris Grantham, OL Adams NAIA, honorable mention NAIA, 1st team Mayhew Football Gazette, honorable mention John Stringer, OL Mike Meek, RB NAIA, honorable mention NAIA, 1st team; Football Gazette, 1st team 1983 Associated Press, honorable mention Sam Pittman, DE John Roderique, LB NAIA, 1st team NAIA, honorable mention Howard Walker, DB Football Gazette, honorable mention NAIA, honorable mention Rick Tyson, OL NAIA, honorable mention 1982 Jesse Wall, OL Mark Kilgore, LB NAIA, 1st team NAIA, 1st team AFCA/Kodak, 1st team Chuck Lunn, DL Roderique Football Gazette, 1st team NAIA, 2nd team Stancell Associated Press, honorable mention Alvin Robertson, DB NAIA, honorable mention 1987 Troy Adams, DE 1981 NAIA, 1st team Ron Freeman, DL Blaise Bauer, TE NAIA, 1st team 68 NAIA, honorable mention Associated Press, 1st team Jon Beal, OL John Pringle, DB NAIA, honorable mention NAIA, honorable mention Mike Bowman, PK Tom Stringer, OL NAIA, honorable mention NAIA, 1st team Gene Stegeman, QB Gene Wayenberg, Jr., WR Bauer NAIA, 2nd team NAIA, 2nd team Pittman Bob Schaller, DL 1980 NAIA, honorable mention Richard Overton, RB Bryan Simoncic, LB NAIA, 1st team NAIA, honorable mention Kurt Thompson, LB 1979 NAIA, honorable mention Wilton Jones, TE Jesse Wall, OL NAIA, honorable mention NAIA, 1st team Richard Overton, RB Monte Weathers, RB NAIA, 1st team NAIA, 1st team Kevin Shipley, P NAIA, honorable mention 1986 Bernard Brown, LB 1978 Wall NAIA, 2nd team Brian Byers, T Kilgore Associated Press, honorable mention NAIA, 1st team Steve David, LB AFCA/Kodak, 1st team NAIA, honorable mention Associated Press, honorable mention 1977 Todd Mayhew, OL Brian Byers, T NAIA, honorable mention NAIA, 2nd team Associated Press, honorable mention Bruce Stancell, RB 1976 Associated Press, honorable mention Steve Simmons, LB Gene Stegeman, QB NAIA, 1st team Associated Press, honorable mention Associated Press, 2nd team Sam Valentini, OL Rex Garner, RB NAIA, honorable mention Weathers NAIA, 1st team Freeman Associated Press, honorable mention Monte Weathers, RB Associated Press, honorable mention 1975 1961 Tim Anchors, LB Jerry Archer, C NAIA, 1st team NAIA, 1st team Rex Garner, RB Richard Beal, T NAIA, honorable mention NAIA, 1st team Steve Simmons, LB Bill Beeson, G NAIA, honorable mention NAIA, honorable mention Associated Press, honorable mention 1972 Harlan Hess, T Alan Spencer, E NAIA, 1st team Overton NAIA, honorable mention Gary Snadon, RB Beal 1971 Associated Press, 1st team Jim Manley, G Chuck Sturdevant, QB Associated Press, honorable mention NAIA, honorable mention Albert Schmidt, HB Phil Vogrin, QB Associated Press, honorable mention NAIA, honorable mention Associated Press, honorable mention 1970 Mike Potchad, T 1960 NAIA, 1st team Jerry Archer, C AFCA/Kodak, 1st team NAIA, 2nd team Steve Howard, FB 1959 NAIA, honorable mention Eldon Danenhauer, T Byers Archer 1968 Associated Press, 1st team Charles Broyles, T 1957 NAIA, honorable mention Leonard Mansfield, T Bob Numrich, C NAIA, 1st team Associated Press, honorable mention Tom Miller, G 1967 NAIA, 2nd team 69 John Peterson, T Ted Stahura, T NAIA, 1st team Associated Press, honorable mention NAIA, honorable mention 1966 John Peterson, T 1955 NAIA, 1st team Marvin Ackerson, G Associated Press, honorable mention Garner Steve Eagan, T Snadon NAIA, honorable mention 1951 Dennis Watson, E Buddy Ball, QB NAIA, honorable mention Associated Press, honorable mention Gary Wilson, HB Tom Lester, E NAIA, honorable mention Associated Press, honorable mention 1965 1949 Larry Basky, C Jim Jolgen, T NAIA, honorable mention Associated Press, honorable mention Everett Deckard, E NAIA, honorable mention Steve Eagan, T PSU ALL-AMERICA FACTS NAIA, honorable mention Potchad John Peterson, E Miller NAIA, honorable mention • 107 PSU players have earned NCAA Division II All-America honors on 147 total occasions in the last 28 years (1989-2017). 1963 Larry Basky, DG • 3 PSU players have earned All-America honors in all four of their NAIA, honorable mention playing seasons: (Brian Moorman, 1995-98; Aaron McConnell, Craig Campbell, T 2000-03; Nate Dreiling, 2010-13) NAIA, honorable mention • 8 PSU players have earned All-America honors in three of their 1962 playing seasons: (Josh Peterson, 1965-67; Chris Brown, 1993-95; Tom Spiewak, G Brian Moorman, 1995-98; Wes Baker, 1998-2000; Aaron McConnell, NAIA, 1st team 2000-03; Germaine Race, 2004-06; Nate Dreiling, 2010-13; John Brown, 2011-13) Peterson • PSU has produced at least 1 All-America offensive lineman in 24 Jolgen of the last 28 years, and 51 All-America offensive lineman overall. 2017 FINAL SEASON STATISTICS

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2017 Starting Lineups OFFENSE WR WR/TE LT LG C RG RT WR/TE WR/FB/TE QB TB/WR Central Missouri Clemons Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko West Roderique Horak Central Oklahoma Clemons Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko West LePage Rose Northeastern State Nordic Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Stiff Panko West LePage Rose Lindenwood Nordic Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Stiff Panko West Roderique Rose Washburn Horak Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko Edwards Roderique Rose Fort Hays State Franklin Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko West Roderique Rose Missouri Western Franklin Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko West Roderique Rose Emporia State Franklin Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko West Roderique Rose Northwest Missouri Franklin Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko West LePage Rose Nebraska-Kearney Franklin Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko West LePage Rose Missouri Southern West Wilson Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko Otting LePage Rose Arkansas Tech Franklin Otting Funk Z. Thomas Farrow Wortham Dodd Panko West LePage Rose DEFENSE DE NG DT/LB DE LB LB CB SS FS WS CB Central Missouri Bingaman Cooper S. Thomas Speer Bernard Fugitt Baldwin Taylor Magee Hornback Incle Central Oklahoma Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Speer Bernard Fugitt Baldwin Taylor Sanders Hornback Lewis Northeastern State Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Wyrick Bernard Fugitt Baldwin Taylor Sanders Hornback Lewis Lindenwood Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Wyrick Bernard Fugitt Baldwin Taylor Brantley Hornback Lewis Washburn Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Wyrick Bernard Fugitt Baldwin Taylor Sanders Hornback Lewis Fort Hays State Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Wyrick Taylor Fugitt Baldwin Simmons Brantley Hornback Lewis Missouri Western Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Wyrick Taylor Fugitt Baldwin Simmons Brantley Hornback Lewis Emporia State Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Wyrick Taylor Fugitt Baldwin Simmons Sanders Hornback Lewis Northwest Missouri Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Wyrick Taylor Fugitt Baldwin Selemaea Brantley Hornback Lewis Nebraska-Kearney Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Wyrick Taylor Fugitt Baldwin Selemaea Sanders Brantley Davis Missouri Southern Bingaman Payne S. Thomas Wyrick Taylor Fugitt Baldwin Selemaea Brantley Hornback Davis Arkansas Tech Cooper Thomas (DT) Bernard (DE) Incle (CB) Taylor Fugitt Baldwin Selemaea Hornback Sanders Davis Pittsburg State University has built a tradition as one of the finest small-college football programs in the nation. Two NAIA national championships and a pair of NCAA Division II national titles highlight an illustrious gridiron history that dates back to the early 1900s. After competing for 81 years as an NAIA program, PSU joined the NCAA Division II ranks and the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association in 1989. The Gorillas have captured the MIAA football championship in 12 of 28 seasons, after winning four straight championships in the NAIA’s Central States Intercollegiate Conference, from 1985-88. Pittsburg State has qualified for the national playoffs in 22 of the last 32 years, including a then NCAA Division II record nine straight post-season appearances from 1989-97. PSU reached the Division II National Championship Game three times in the 1990s. The Gorillas captured the 1991 National Championship and finished as the national runner-up in ’92. PSU won a school-record 25 straight games during that two-season span. The Gorillas finished the ’95 season as the national runner-up. Running back Gary Snadon follows a block by tight end Tom Gosch (#51) and guard Eddie Carter (#72) to score the eventual game-winning touchdown in the fourth Pitt State returned to the Division II National Championship Game again during a record- quarter of the 1961 Camellia Bowl. breaking 2004 campaign and the Gorillas captured the school’s second NCAA Division II National Championship in 2011 (and the program’s fourth all-time national title). Smith. As the winningest coach in PSU history (until 2001 when he was passed by Chuck Broyles), Smith guided the Gorillas to 116 wins, 52 losses and six ties in his 18 seasons as The Winningest All-Time NCAA Division II Program the school’s head coach. Pittsburg State became the winningest NCAA Division II football program in 1995. Under Smith, Pittsburg State won two NAIA National Championships, achieving perfect 11-0-0 Pitt State passed Hillsdale College, Mich., at the top of the all-time victories list in the seasons in 1957 and 1961 to win the coveted national crowns. 1995 season on its march to the national runner-up finish. The Gorillas, in 110 seasons of In 1969, Pittsburg State joined the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference. The Gorillas competed intercollegiate competition, have accumulated 705 victories – posting a 705-346-48 overall in the conference for three seasons, winning the RMAC title in 1970. mark. Tuskegee University is currently second with 686 victories. Pittsburg State then competed in the Great Plains Athletic Conference from 1972-75 before 76 All-Time Winningest NCAA Division II Teams joining the Central States Intercollegiate Conference (CSIC) in 1976. Pitt State won or shared (Includes contests as NAIA members) Wins the CSIC championship in seven of 13 years in the league. 1. PITTSBURG STATE 705 From 1980-88, Pittsburg State won six CSIC championships, appeared in the NAIA national 2. Tuskegee 686 playoffs five times and produced 34 NAIA All-Americans. 3. Hillsdale 629 4. Carson-Newman 626 In 1989, Pittsburg State joined the Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association and the 5. Central Oklahoma 625 NCAA Division II ranks. Pittsburg State has recorded only 22 losing seasons during its 110-year history and the Since then, the Gorillas won the MIAA title 10 times and qualified for the Division II playoff Gorillas notched 31 straight winning seasons between 1978 and 2008. PSU has won a total of field in 16 of the 20 seasons under head coach Chuck Broyles. The Gorillas won the NCAA-II 31 league titles, including 16 championships in the last 33 years. national title in ’91 and finished as the national runner-up in 1992, 1995 and 2004. Pitt State’s Conference Affiliation Chronology Current head coach Tim Beck has led Pitt State to a pair of MIAA Pittsburg State joined the Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference titles as well as the 2011 NCAA Division II National Championship. (KIAC) in 1911 and won its first conference championship in Pitt State has posted a 214-55-1 (.794) record against 1919 under Dr. Garfield W. Weede. In 1924, the MIAA opponents since joining the conference. Gorillas compiled a 7-0-1 record, recording the school’s first undefeated season and the Gorillas in Post-Season Play program’s second confernence title. Pittsburg State has qualified for the national playoffs in 22 of The Gorillas became members of the the last 33 years, including a then record nine consecutive Central Intercollegiate Conference (CIC) in 1928. The berths in the NCAA-II post-season championships from 1989-97. Gorillas won nine league championships in 41 years in the The Gorillas have advanced to postseason play 31 times in the league, six of which came between 1949-66 under Carnie 110-year history of the football program, highlighted by 25 appearances in national playoff competition. In 1957, the Gorillas captured the first of two NAIA National Championships under head coach Carnie Smith, completing a perfect 11-0 campaign with a 27-26 victory over Hillsdale College, Mich., in the Holiday Bowl at St. Petersburg, Fla. In 1961, the Gorillas again went 11-0 – this time winning the Linebacker Kris Mengarelli helped the Pittsburg State Gorillas secure the 1991 NCAA NAIA title with a 12-7 victory against Linfield College, Ore., in Division II National Championship against Jacksonville State when he forced Gamecock QB Nickey Edmondson from the game on this play mid-way through the third quarter. the Camellia Bowl at Sacramento, Calif. In 1981, the Gorillas returned to the NAIA National Championship game under head coach Ron PSU IN THE NATIONAL PLAYOFFS Randleman but came up short as PSU fell to Elon, 3-0, on a frozen field at Burlington, N.C. 1957 NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Defeated Hillsdale, 27-26 (Holiday Bowl - St. Petersburg, Fla.) In 1985, under first-year head coach Dennis Franchione, the Gorillas qualified for the NAIA 1961 NAIA NATIONAL CHAMPIONS playoffs once again but lost a first-round contest. Pittsburg State reached the semifinals the Defeated Northern State, S.D., 28-14, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated Linfield, 12-7 (Camellia Bowl - Sacramento, Calif.) next three seasons, but each year the Gorillas’ quest for a national crown ended in bitter defeat. 1981 NAIA NATIONAL RUNNER-UP Defeated Minnesota State-Moorhead, 14-13, at Pittsburg, Kan. In 1989, PSU made the transition from the NAIA to the NCAA Division II ranks and won its Lost to Elon, 3-0, at Burlington, N.C. first NCAA-II playoff game, a 28-7 victory over MIAA rival Northwest Missouri, before falling to 1985 NAIA DIVISION I QUARTERFINALIST Lost to Central Arkansas, 32-22, at Pittsburg, Kan. Angelo State, Texas, in the quarterfinals. 1986 NAIA DIVISION I SEMIFINALIST Defeated Washburn, 58-24, at Pittsburg, Kan. PSU returned to the NCAA-II playoffs in 1990 under head coach Chuck Broyles, reaching the Lost to Cameron, 17-6, at Lawton, Okla. national semifinals before falling, 39-29, to eventual national champion North Dakota State. 1987 NAIA DIVISION I SEMIFINALIST Defeated Northeastern State, 57-0, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated Presbyterian, 42-21, at Pittsburg, Kan. Finally in 1991, PSU won its first national championship in 30 years and its first title as a Lost to Cameron, 20-10, at Pittsburg, Kan. member of NCAA Division II with a 23-6 victory over Jacksonville State, Ala., at Florence, Ala. 1988 NAIA DIVISION I SEMIFINALIST Defeated Northern State, S.D., 38-14, at Pittsburg, Kan. In 1992, PSU came inches short of a repeat championship, after reaching the title game by Defeated Arkansas-Monticello, 23-7, at Pittsburg, Kan. Lost to Adams State, 13-10, at Alamosa, Colo. virtue of a pair of thrilling wins against North Dakota State (38-37 in OT) and Portland State 1989 NCAA DIVISION II QUARTERFINALIST (41-38). In the title game, the Gorillas saw a late drive against the same JSU team they beat in Defeated NW Missouri State, 28-7, at Pittsburg, Kan. ’91 come up short, and the Gamecocks escaped with a 17-13 win at Florence. The loss ended Lost to Angelo State, 24-21, at Pittsburg, Kan. 1990 NCAA DIVISION II SEMIFINALIST PSU’s school record 25-game winning streak. Defeated Truman, 59-3, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated Texas A&M-Commerce, 60-28, at Pittsburg, Kan. In 1993 and 1994, PSU qualified for the Division II playoffs, but suffered first-round defeats. In Lost to North Dakota State, 39-29, at Fargo, N.D. ’93, the Gorillas dropped a 17-14 decision at North Dakota, and in ’94, PSU lost an 18-12 triple 1991 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Defeated Butler, 26-16, at Pittsburg, Kan. overtime contest to North Dakota State on a rain-soaked Brandenburg Field. Defeated Texas A&M-Commerce, 38-28, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated Portland State, 53-21, at Portland, Ore. In 1995, PSU again reached the NCAA-II National Championship game. The Gorillas took a Defeated Jacksonville State, 23-6, at Florence, Ala. 12-0-1 record into the title game, before falling, 27-7, to North Alabama. 1992 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL RUNNER-UP Defeated North Dakota, 26-21, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated North Dakota State, 38-37 (OT), at Pittsburg, Kan. In 1996, ’97 and ’99, PSU suffered close first-round defeats to Northern Colorado. In 2000, PSU Defeated Portland State, 41-38, at Portland, Ore. 77 lost a first-round game against Nebraska-Omaha. In 2001, PSU defeated UNO in the first round Lost to Jacksonville State, 17-13, at Florence, Ala. before losing to eventual national champion North Dakota in the national quarterfinals. In 1993 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUALIFIER Lost to North Dakota, 17-14, at Grand Forks, N.D. 2003, UND defeated PSU in the first round en route to a national runner-up finish. 1994 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUALIFIER Lost to North Dakota State, 18-12 (3 OT), at Pittsburg, Kan. In 2004, the Gorillas advanced all the way to the 2004 NCAA-II National Championship Game, 1995 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL RUNNER-UP before falling, 36-31, to Valdosta State at Florence, Ala. In 2005, Pitt State reached the NCAA-II Defeated Northern Colorado, 36-17, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated North Dakota State, 9-7, at Pittsburg, Kan. quarterfinals during a 10-4 campaign. In 2008, the Gorillas advanced to the second round of Defeated Texas A&M-Kingsville, 28-25 (OT), at Kingsville, Texas the NCAA-II playoffs while posting an 11-2 record. Lost to North Alabama, 27-7, at Florence, Ala. 1996 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUALIFIER Lost to Northern Colorado, 24-21, at Pittsburg, Kan. In 2011, Pitt State capped a magical run through the season by capturing the school’s fourth 1997 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUALIFIER all-time national championship with a 35-21 victory over Wayne (Mich.) State in the NCAA Lost to Northern Colorado, 24-16, at Pittsburg, Kan. Division II National Championship game at Florence, Ala., on Dec. 17. 1999 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUALIFIER Lost to Northern Colorado, 34-31, at Greeley, Colo. 2000 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUALIFIER In 2014, the Gorillas advanced to the second round of the playoffs before falling to the eventual Lost to Nebraska-Omaha, 14-3, at Omaha, Neb. national runner-up, Minnesota State-Mankato. 2001 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUARTERFINALIST Defeated Nebraska-Omaha, 20-7, at Pittsburg, Kan. Lost to North Dakota, 38-0, at Grand Forks, N.D. Pittsburg State’s All-Time Playoff Record 2003 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUALIFIER Pittsburg State compiled a 9-5 record in seven NAIA playoff appearances, and the Gorillas have Lost to North Dakota, 24-14, at Grand Forks, N.D. 2004 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL RUNNER-UP a 25-16 mark in the NCAA Division II playoffs, for a combined 34-21 mark. Defeated Colorado Mines, 70-35, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated NW Missouri State, 50-36, at Pittsburg, Kan. Pitt State is 25-7 at home in the playoffs, 5-12 on the road and 4-2 in games played at neutral Defeated North Dakota, 31-19, at Pittsburg, Kan. sites. All four neutral site victories have come in national championship games (1957, 1961, Lost to Valdosta State, 36-31, at Florence, Ala. 2005 NCAA DIVISION II QUARTERFINALIST 1991, 2011). Defeated Nebraska-Kearney, 49-20, at Kearney, Neb. Defeated West Texas A&M, 41-3, at Canyon, Texas Pittsburg State has played in seven additional postseason bowl games: the 1950 Mirza Temple Lost to NW Missouri State, 21-10, at Pittsburg, Kan. Shrine Bowl, the 1979 Boot Hill Bowl, the 1980 Moila Shrine Bowl, the 2006 Mineral Water 2008 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUALIFIER Defeated Nebraska-Omaha, 33-21, at Pittsburg, Kan. Bowl, the 2010 Mineral Water Bowl, the 2013 Mineral Water Bowl and the 2017 Agent Barry Lost to NW Missouri State, 38-35, at Maryville, Mo. Live United Bowl. 2011 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL CHAMPIONS Defeated Washburn, 31-22, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated NW Missouri State, 41-16, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated Delta State, 49-23, at Pittsburg, Kan. Defeated Wayne State (Mich.), 35-21, at Florence, Ala. 2014 NCAA DIVISION II NATIONAL QUALIFIER Defeated Harding, 59-42, at Pittsburg, Kan. Lost to Minnesota State, 24-21 (OT), at Mankato, Minn. PSU Football Key Moments • Oct. 10, 1908 — The Manual Training Normal School takes the field for the first time, dropping • Sept. 29, 1956 — KSTC defeats Truman State, 46-18 at Kirksville, Mo., to give Coach Smith his a 6-0 decision to the Girard Athletic Association at the new Normal Grounds under Coach Albert 47th win, passing Garfield Weede (46-33-6) as the school’s winningest coach. McLeland. • Nov. 9, 1957 — KSTC defeats Southwestern, 64-7 at Brandenburg Stadium, to claim the CIC title. • Oct. 30, 1908 — The “Normals” notch their first victory with a 2-0 decision over the Pittsburg KSTC closes the regular season 10-0-0 the next week, earning the right to play for the 1957 NAIA Business School in a game played at the high school field on 9th & Broadway. National Championship. • 1909 — John Fuhrer becomes school’s second head coach. • Dec. 21, 1957 — KSTC defeats Hillsdale College, 27-26, in the Holiday Bowl at St. Petersburg, Fla., • Nov. 25, 1909 — The “Normals” host their first Thanksgiving Day game. Construction of new to win the NAIA National Championship with a perfect 11-0-0 record under Coach Smith. grandstands at the Normal Grounds, which was undertaken by college students and faculty, was • Oct. 29, 1960 — Kansas State College defeats Washburn, 27-6, to earn its 100th victory at completed in time for the game, a 6-0 win by visiting Southwest Missouri. Brandenburg Stadium. • 1915 — R.O. Courtright replaces Fuhrer as head coach; Fuhrer will return as head coach for one • Nov. 11, 1961 — KSC defeats Nebraska-Omaha, 34-18 at Brandenburg Stadium, to claim the CIC year in 1918. title, finish the regular season 9-0-0 and qualify for the NAIA playoffs. • 1919 — Garfield W. Weede becomes the school’s fourth head coach and promptly leads the school • Nov. 23, 1961 — KSC defeats Northern State, S.D., 28-14, at Brandenburg Stadium, to advance to to a 7-2-1 record. KSTC goes 5-0-1 in the Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, finishing as one the 1961 NAIA National Championship game. of two undefeated KIAC teams to share the league crown. • Dec. 9, 1961 — KSC defeats Linfield College, Ore., 12-7, in the Camellia Bowl at Sacramento, Calif., • 1921 — KSTC enjoys another seven-win season, but a 27-7 loss to Emporia State on Oct. 28 prevents to capture the school’s second NAIA National Championship in five years under Coach Smith. The the “Manuals” from earning the elusive KIAC title. Gorillas again finished a perfect 11-0-0. • 1923 — More than $100,000 in funds are generated and construction begins on a new on-campus • Oct. 12, 1963 — Carnie Smith wins his 100th game as head coach with a 46-0 victory over playing facility. Southern Colorado. • Oct. 11, 1924 — KSTC defeats Baker, 6-0, in the first game played at the new Brandenburg • Nov. 5, 1966 — The Gorillas defeat Fort Hays State, 21-12 at Hays to clinch a share of the CIC title Stadium, named in honor of the school’s first president, William Brandenburg. in Coach Smith’s final season. Smith finished his career with a 116-52-6 record. • Nov. 11, 1924 — KSTC holds official dedication ceremonies for Brandenburg Stadium; KSTC • 1967 — Former PSU All-American Tom Lester becomes PSU’s eighth head coach. defeats Friends, 12-2. • Sept. 19, 1970 — KSC defeats Missouri Western, 63-14, at St. Joseph, to earn the program’s 300th 78 • 1924 — KSTC completes its first undefeated season (7-0-1), capturing the KIAC crown under Coach all-time victory. Weede. • Nov. 21, 1970 — KSC completes a 9-2 season by beating Western New Mexico, 52-6 at Silver City, • Jan. 15, 1925 — The student body unanimously adopts the “Gorilla” as the official mascot of the N.M., to win the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference title under Coach Lester. KSTC athletic teams. • 1976 — Ron Randleman replaces Lester as head coach. • 1929 — Edward “Blue” Howell replaces Weede as head coach. • Nov. 10, 1979 — PSU defeats Emporia State, 16-0, at Emporia to clinch a share of the Central States • Nov. 26, 1931 — The Gorillas defeat Southwest Missouri, 20-0 at Brandenburg Stadium, for the Intercollegiate Conference title under Coach Randleman. program’s 100th win. • Nov. 17, 1979 — PSU defeats Peru State, Neb., 43-14 at Dodge City, in the Boot Hill Bowl to finish • 1936 — Charles H. Morgan takes over as head coach; Howell will return to coach the Gorillas in ’37, the season 8-3-0. but then relinquishes the duties again to Morgan in ’38. • Nov. 15, 1980 — PSU falls to Truman, 17-14 at St. Joseph, in the Moila Shrine Bowl Classic. • Nov. 14, 1981 — PSU defeats Missouri Western, 25-6 at St. Joseph, to claim the CSIC title and clinch the school’s first berth in the NAIA playoffs in 20 years. • Dec. 5, 1981 — PSU defeats Moorhead State, Minn., 14-13 at Brandenburg Stadium, to advance to the 1981 NAIA National Championship game. • Dec. 19, 1981 — PSU misses four field goals and drops a 3-0 decision to Elon College in the NAIA National Championship game at Burlington, N.C. • 1982 — Bruce Polen replaces Randleman as head coach. • Nov. 13, 1982 — PSU defeats Missouri Western, 28-20 at Brandenburg Stadium, to share the CSIC title. PSU’s first undefeated and untied team — the 1943 squad • 1984 — Mike Mayerske replaces Polen as head coach. • 1943 — KSTC goes undefeated and untied (6-0-0) for the first time in school history under Coach Morgan with a roster predominately filled by Navy V12 soldiers stationed in close proximity to • 1985 — Dennis Franchione replaces Mayerske as head coach. Pittsburg. • Nov. 9, 1985 — PSU defeats Missouri Western, 40-15 at St. Joseph, to claim the CSIC title and • 1949 — Carnie Smith leads the Gorillas to an 8-2-1 record and a share of the Central Intercollegiate qualify for the NAIA national playoffs for the first time in four years. Conference championship in his first of 18 seasons as head coach. • Dec. 7, 1985 — PSU falls, 32-22, to Central Arkansas at Brandenburg Stadium in the first round of • Dec. 2, 1950 — KSTC hosts its first post-season competition, dropping a 32-22 decision to Central the NAIA playoffs. Missouri in the Mirza Temple Shrine Bowl Classic. • Oct. 18, 1986 — PSU defeats Fort Hays State, 45-14 at Brandenburg Stadium to record the pro- • 1951 — KSTC shares the CIC crown with Emporia State; ESU blanks the Gorillas, 7-0 at Emporia, on gram’s 400th all-time victory. Nov. 3 to force a share of the league title. • Nov. 8, 1986 — PSU defeats Missouri Western, 38-16 at Brandenburg Stadium, to clinch the CSIC • Sept. 18, 1954 — KSTC opens the season with a 35-14 win over Missouri-Rolla (now Missouri S&T) title. at Brandenburg Stadium to earn the program’s 200th all-time victory. • Dec. 13, 1986 — Top-ranked PSU falls, 17-6, to Cameron at Lawton, Okla., in the NAIA semifinals • Nov. 5, 1955 — KSTC blanks Southwestern College at Brandenburg Stadium to clinch the CIC title. to finish 11-1-0. • Sept. 19, 1987 — Brandenburg Stadium is renamed Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium. • Oct. 25, 1997 — Northwest Missouri snaps PSU’s 64-game regular season home unbeaten streak, PSU defeats Missouri S&T, 31-7. 15-14. • Dec. 12, 1987 — Cameron again defeats No. 1 PSU, 20-10 at Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith • Nov. 22, 1997 — PSU is eliminated from the NCAA-II playoffs, 24-16, by eventual national cham- Stadium, in the NAIA semifinals to end the Gorillas season at 11-1-0. pion Northern Colorado. • Dec. 3, 1988 — Pitt State defeats Arkansas-Monticello, 23-7 in the NAIA National Quarterfinals, to • Oct. 23, 1999 — PSU defeats Washburn, 27-8 at Topeka, to give Coach Broyles his 100th win. He record the program’s 200th win at Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium. becomes the first collegiate coach in the 20th century to win 100 games in less than 10 than 10 full • Dec. 10, 1988 — For the third straight year, PSU falls in the NAIA semifinals, losing 13-10 to seasons. Adams State at Alamosa, Colo., to finish the season 11-1-0. • Oct. 30, 1999 — PSU defeats Missouri S&T, 62-0 at Pittsburg, to make Coach Broyles the win- • July 1, 1989 — PSU officially becomes a member of the NCAA Division II and the Missouri ningest head coach in MIAA history with his 101st victory. Intercollegiate Athletic Association. • Nov. 20, 1999 — PSU returns to the NCAA-II playoffs after a one-year absense. The Gorillas fall, • Sept. 2, 1989 — PSU defeats Truman State, 43-0 at Kirksville, Mo., in the program’s first NCAA-II 34-31 at Greeley, Colo., to Northern Colorado. and MIAA game. • Nov. 19, 2000 — PSU advances to the NCAA-II playoffs for a second straight year. The Gorillas are • Nov. 4, 1989 — The Gorillas beat NCAA I-AA member Arkansas State, 34-13, at Jonesboro, Ark. defeated, 14-3, by Nebraska-Omaha in the first round. • Nov. 25, 1989 — After winning the MIAA title and a first round NCAA-II playoff game, the Gorillas • Sept. 29, 2000 — PSU’s Chuck Broyles becomes the winningest all-time head coach in school fall, 24-21, to Angelo State in the NCAA-II quarterfinals to finish 12-1-0. history with a 35-13 victory against MIAA rival Missouri Southern at Joplin, Mo. • Dec. 6, 1989 — Franchione accepts the coaching post at NCAA I-AA Southwest Texas (now Texas • Nov. 8, 2001 — PSU captures its first MIAA title since 1996 with an emphatic 38-13 win against State), and the Chuck Broyles era begins. Central Missouri at Warrensburg, Mo., in a regionally-televised regular season finale. • Dec. 1, 1990 — No. 1 North Dakota State defeats No. 3 Pitt State, 39-29, in an NCAA-II semifinal • Nov. 24, 2001 — PSU is defeated by eventual national champion North Dakota in the NCAA-II battle between a pair of 12-0-0 teams at Fargo, N.D. national quarterfinals. • Sept. 14, 1991 — Texas A&M-Commerce defeats PSU, 20-13 at Commerce, ending PSU’s 56-game • Nov. 22, 2003 — PSU returns to the NCAA-II playoffs after a one-year absence. The Gorillas fall, regular season win streak. 24-14 at Grand Forks, N.D., to eventual national runner-up North Dakota. • Dec. 7, 1991 — PSU earns a berth in the NCAA-II National Championship game with a 53-21 • Nov. 6, 2004 — PSU completes an 11-0 regular season with a 21-17 win over NWMSU in The Fall semifinal playoff victory at Portland State. Classic at Arrowhead III. Chuck Broyles becomes first MIAA head coach to garner nine league titles. • Dec. 13, 1991 — PSU wide receiver Ronnie West is named the winner of the Harlon Hill Award, • Nov. 27, 2004 — PSU defeats NWMSU, 50-36, in the NCAA-II quarterfinals. The Gorillas break a given annually to the NCAA Division II Player of the Year. 118-year-old NCAA all-division scoring record and a year-old NCAA all-division total offense record in the game. • Dec. 14, 1991 — PSU defeats Jacksonville State, 23-6, for the NCAA-II National Championship to culminate a 13-1-1 season with 11 straight wins. • Dec. 4, 2004 — PSU hosts its first-ever NCAA-II national semifinal game, and the Gorillas defeat North Dakota, 31-19, to advance to the NCAA-II National Championship game. 79 • Oct. 24, 1992 — PSU defeats Missouri Southern, 42-13, for its school-record 19th consecutive win. Ronald Moore becomes PSU’s all-time career rushing leader with a 256-yard outing. • Dec. 4, 2004 — PSU’s bid for a perfect 15-0 season ends in a 36-31 loss to Valdosta State in the NCAA-II Nat’l Championship game. The Gorillas break the NCAA all-division rushing record in the • Nov. 28, 1992 — PSU, No. 1 team in the nation, orchestrates perhaps the greatest come-from- game. behind win in school history, beating No. 2 North Dakota State, 38-37 in overtime, in the NCAA-II quarterfinals. • Oct. 8, 2005 — PSU defeats Panhandle State, 70-0 in Pittsburg, to record the program’s 600th all-time victory. • Dec. 5, 1992 — PSU rallies for a 41-38 victory over Portland State in the NCAA-II semifinals. Moore breaks 10 NCAA-II records with a 379-yard, five-TD performance. • Sept. 2, 2006 — PSU defeats Panhandle State 87-0 to record the program’s 300th all-time victory at Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium. • Dec. 11, 1992 — Moore is named the Harlon Hill Award winner, becoming PSU’s second-straight recipient of the National Player of the Year award. • Dec. 2, 2006 — PSU caps a 10-2 season with a 35-27 win against Bemidji State in the Mineral Water Bowl at Excelsior Springs, Mo. • Dec. 12, 1992 — Jacksonville State beats PSU, 17-13, for the NCAA-II National Championship at Florence, Ala. PSU’s school-record 25-game win streak is snapped. • Nov. 15, 2008 — PSU returns to the NCAA-II playoffs after a two-year absence. The Gorillas defeat MIAA rival Nebraska-Omaha, 33-21, before falling the next week to eventual national runner-up • Sept. 18, 1993 — Missouri Southern beats PSU, 20-3, at Joplin, Mo., ending PSU’s 37-game MIAA Northwest Missouri. unbeaten streak. • Dec. 2, 2009 — Head coach Chuck Broyles announces his retirement following the 2009 season. • Nov. 20, 1993 — North Dakota defeats PSU, 17-14, in an NCAA-II first-round playoff game in Grand Broyles ends his 20-year tenure with a PSU record 198-47-2 (.806) career record. Forks, N.D. • Dec. 9, 2009 — Offensive coordinator Tim Beck named Pitt State’s 14th all-time head football • Nov. 18, 1994 — PSU qualifies for the playoffs for the 10th straight season but falls, 18-12 in triple coach. overtime, to North Dakota State in a first-round playoff game at Pittsburg. • Dec. 4, 2010 — PSU caps Coach Beck’s inaugural season with a 13-9 victory over Concordia-St. • Oct. 7, 1995 — PSU defeats Missouri Western, 31-0 in Pittsburg, to record the program’s 500th Paul in the Mineral Water Bowl at Excelsior Springs, Mo. all-time victory. • Nov. 12, 2011 — PSU completes a 9-1 regular season with a 51-28 victory over Missouri Southern • Nov. 11, 1995 — PSU defeats Northwest Missouri, 22-14 at Pittsburg, to clinch the MIAA title and to capture the Gorillas’ 30th all-time conference crown. a record seventh straight trip to the NCAA-II playoffs. • Dec. 10, 2011 — The Gorillas ride the energy of an electric crowd at Carnie Smith Stadium to • Dec. 2, 1995 — PSU posts a 28-25 overtime win over Texas A&M-Kingsville to advance to the defeat Delta State, 49-23, to advance to the NCAA-II National Championship game. NCAA-II Nat’l Championship game. • Dec. 17, 2011 — PSU caps a magical season with a 35-21 victory over Wayne (Mich.) State for the • Dec. 9, 1995 — PSU falls, 27-7, to North Alabama on its home field in the NCAA-II National NCAA-II National Championship under second-year coach Tim Beck. The Gorillas finish the season Championship game. with a 13-1 record. • Oct. 19, 1996 — PSU defeats Missouri Southern, 21-7, to record its 250th win at Brandenburg • Dec. 7, 2013 — The Gorillas complete a 10-2 season with a lopsided 90-28 victory over SW Field/Carnie Smith Stadium. Minnesota State in the Mineral Water Bowl at Excelsior Springs, Mo. • Nov. 16, 1996 — PSU posts a 40-0 victory against previously unbeaten and second-ranked • Nov. 15, 2014 — PSU completes a 10-1 regular season with a 41-14 road win over Central Northwest Missouri to claim a share of its seventh MIAA title in eight seasons. Oklahoma to claim a share of the 2014 MIAA Championship. The Gorillas would go on to advance to • Nov. 23, 1996 — PSU is eliminated from the NCAA-II playoffs, 24-21, on a last-second field goal by the second round of the NCAA Division II playoffs and post an 11-2 record. eventual national champion Northern Colorado. Conference Titles Pittsburg State has won outright or shared a total of 31 conference championships during the 110-year history of its intercollegiate football program, including 16 conference titles in the last 33 seasons.

Year...... Conference...... Head Coach...... Conf. Record 2014 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association...... Tim Beck...... 10-1-0 (tied with Northwest Missouri) 2011 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association...... Tim Beck...... 8-1-0 2004 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association...... Chuck Broyles...... 9-0-0 2003 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association...... Chuck Broyles...... 7-2-0 (tied with Central Missouri, Emporia State, Missouri Western, Northwest Missouri) 2001 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association...... Chuck Broyles...... 8-1-0 1996 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association...... Chuck Broyles...... 8-1-0 (tied with Northwest Missouri) 1995 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association...... Chuck Broyles...... 9-0-0 1994 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association...... Chuck Broyles...... 9-0-0 1992 Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association...... Chuck Broyles...... 9-0-0 1991 Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association...... Chuck Broyles...... 8-0-1 1990 Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association...... Chuck Broyles...... 9-0-0 1989 Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association...... Dennis Franchione...... 10-0-0 80 1988 Central States Intercollegiate Conference...... Dennis Franchione...... 7-0-0 1987 Central States Intercollegiate Conference...... Dennis Franchione...... 7-0-0 1986 Central States Intercollegiate Conference...... Dennis Franchione...... 7-0-0 1985 Central States Intercollegiate Conference...... Dennis Franchione...... 6-1-0 1982 Central States Intercollegiate Conference ...... Bruce Polen...... 6-1-0 (tied with Nebraska-Kearney) 1981 Central States Intercollegiate Conference...... Ron Randleman...... 7-0-0 1979 Central States Intercollegiate Conference ...... Ron Randleman...... 6-1-0 (tied with Nebraska-Kearney) 1970 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference...... Tom Lester...... 4-1-0 1966 Central Intercollegiate Conference...... Carnie Smith...... 3-1-0 (tied with Fort Hays State) 1961 Central Intercollegiate Conference...... Carnie Smith...... 5-0-0 1957 Central Intercollegiate Conference...... Carnie Smith...... 5-0-0 1955 Central Intercollegiate Conference...... Carnie Smith...... 5-0-0 1951 Central Intercollegiate Conference...... Carnie Smith...... 4-1-0 (tied with Emporia State) 1949 Central Intercollegiate Conference...... Carnie Smith...... 5-1-0 (tied with Washburn) 1942 Central Intercollegiate Conference...... Charley Morgan...... 5-0-0 1941 Central Intercollegiate Conference...... Charley Morgan...... 3-1-0 1935 Central Intercollegiate Conference...... “Blue” Howell...... 3-1-0 (tied with Fort Hays State, Wichita State) 1924 Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference...... Garfield W. Weede...... 5-0-1 1919 Kansas Intercollegiate Athletic Conference...... Garfield W. Weede...... 5-0-1 (tied with College of Emporia) 1957 NAIA National Championship Game Holiday Bowl • St. Petersburg, Fla. • Dec. 21 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – Kansas State Teachers College captured its first Official Box Score NAIA national championship with a narrow 27-26 victory against the Hillsdale 0 13 7 6 – 26 Hillsdale College Dales in the 1957 Holiday Bowl. Kansas State Teachers 20 0 7 0 – 27 The Gorillas snapped the Dales’ 34-game winning streak and finished their First Quarter season with an unblemised 11-0 record. KSTC – Charles Norris 1 run (kick failed) KSTC: 6-0 KSTC – Norris 9 run (Bill Samuels kick) KSTC: 13-0 KSTC jumped out to a 20-0 lead then had to hold on in the game’s final KSTC – Paul Crandell 17 pass from John Matous (Samuels kick) KSTC: 20-0 moments to secure the one-point victory. Second Quarter Charles Norris had a pair of first-quarter touchdown runs and Paul Crandell HC – Doug Maison 1 run (Wayne O’Shaughnessy kick) KSTC: 20-7 HC – Walt Poe 5 pass from Maison (kick failed) KSTC: 20-13 hauled in a 17 yard TD pass from quarterback John Matour as KSTC struck Third Quarter for three scores in the initial period. HC – Poe 7 pass from Maison (W. O’Shaughnessy kick) TIE: 20-20 KSTC – Crandell 17 pass from Matous (Samuels kick) KSTC: 27-20 The Dales rallied with 13 points in the second quarter, then knotted the Fourth Quarter score at 20-20 on Walt Poe’s 7-yard TD catch f arom quarterback Doug HC – Earl O’Shaughnessy 14 pass from Maison (kick failed) KSTC: 27-26 Maison. Crandall put the Gorillas back in front with his second 17-yard TD grab 81 from Matous and Bill Samuels booted the PAT for a 27-20 advantage. Hillsdale’s Earl O’Shaughnessy caught a 14-yard TD pass from Maison late in the fourth quarter, but Wayne O’Shaughnessy’s potential game-tying PAT missed, leaving KSTC in front, 27-26. The Dales successfully recovered an onside kick at the Gorillas’ 46 yard line, but Gene Wayenberg sealed the KSTC victory when he intercepted a Maison pass in the end zone as time expired. 1961 NAIA National Championship Game Camellia Bowl • Sacramento, Calif. • Dec. 9 SACRAMENTO, Calif. – Kansas State College won its second NAIA Official Box Score Championship in five years with a hard-fought, 12-7, win against the Linfield 0 0 0 7 – 7 Linfield College Wildcats in the 1961 Camellia Bowl at Hughes Stadium. Kansas State College 6 0 0 6 – 12 Bob Fulton put KSC in front on its first offensive play when he broke loose First Quarter for a 64-yard scoring run. KSC – Bob Fulton 64 run (kick failed) KSC: 6-0 Fourth Quarter Neither team scored again until the fourth quarter when KSC’s Archie KSC – Gary Snadon 1 run (kick failed) KSC: 12-0 Ringgenberg returned an interception 89 yards to set up a one-yard plunge LC – Bernie Grant 9 pass from Bill Parrish (Gary Olson kick) KSC: 12-7 by Gary Snadon which put the Gorillas up 12-0. The Wildcats had driven to the KSC 20 yard line, before Ringgenberg turned the game around with his interception. Linfield countered with a scoring drive to trim the margin to 12-7 on Bernie Grant’s 9-yard TD catch from quarterback Bill Parrish midway through the fourth quarter. 82 The Wildcats had a chance to take the lead late in the game, after driving to the KSC 40 with 1:22 left, but Parrish was sacked by Bruce Roach on fourth down to seal the victory. 1981 NAIA National Championship Game Memorial Stadium • Burlington, N.C. • Dec. 19 BURLINGTON, N.C. – The Gorillas suffered their first NAIA championship Official Box Score game defeat on a blustery day in North Carolina, as the host Elon College Pittsburg State 0 0 0 0 – 0 Christians edged Pittsburg State, 3-0, for their second straight NAIA Division Elon 0 0 0 3 – 3

I crown. Fourth Quarter The temperature was 30 degrees at kickoff with a northwest wind blowing EC – Phil Renn 23 field goal EC: 3-0 15-20 miles per hour. Turnovers and missed opportunities became the keys to the game. Elon turned the ball over six times, including on its first two offensive possessions. PSU couldn’t cash in though, as Dave Hammons missed four field goals in the game (32, 29, 27, 47). EC’s Phil Renn scored the decisive points early in the fourth quarter when he booted a 23-yard field goal. The Gorilla had a pair of opportunities to tie the score or go ahead in the 83 final period. Hammons missed a 47-yard field goal attempt with 10:27 to play in the game. After the Gorillas got the ball back, PSU drove to the EC 34-yard line, but Brent Smotherman’s fumble gave the ball back to the Christians with 4:30 remaining. Elon then successfully ran out the clock to claim the win. 1991 NCAA-II National Championship Game Braly Stadium • Florence, Ala. • Dec. 11 FLORENCE, Ala. — Pittsburg State University captured its first NCAA national Official Box Score championship by beating the Jacksonville (Ala.) State University Gamecocks, Pittsburg State 7 6 7 3 – 23 23-6, at Florence, Ala. Jacksonville State 0 6 0 0 – 6

Wide receiver Ronnie West, who was presented the Harlon Hill Award First Quarter honoring the top athlete in Division II football the night before, caught a 1:33 PSU – Ronnie West 17 pass from Brian Hutchins PSU: 7-0 (James Jenkins kick); Drive: 10 plays, 58 yards 17-yard TD pass from Brian Hutchins to put the Gorillas in front late in the Second Quarter first quarter. 9:34 JSU – Terence Bowens 3 run (kick failed); PSU: 7-6 Drive: 15-70 Pitt State took a 13-6 lead to the intermission when Hutchins capped a 0:16 PSU – Hutchins 13 run (kick failed); Drive: 6-76 PSU: 13-6 76-yard drive with a 13-yard run with 16 seconds remaining in the second Third Quarter quarter. 3:12 PSU – Darren Dawson 10 run (Jenkins kick); PSU: 20-6 Drive: 12-66 The Gorillas closed the door on the Gamecocks in the second half, when JSU Fourth Quarter 9:15 PSU – Jenkins 22 field goal; Drive: 12-52 PSU: 23-6 QB Nickey Edmondson was forced out of the game with a leg injury in the third quarter. Pitt State’s Darren Dawson added a 10-yard touchdown run late in the third 84 period, and James Jenkins booted a short 22-yard field goal midway through the fourth quarter to complete the scoring. 1992 NCAA-II National Championship Game Braly Stadium • Florence, Ala. • Dec. 12 FLORENCE, Ala. — The Jacksonville (Ala.) State University Gamecocks played Official Box Score a game of keep-away with the Pittsburg State University Gorillas and then Pittsburg State 6 7 0 0 – 13 stopped a late drive to claim the 1992 NCAA Division II National Championship. Jacksonville State 0 10 7 0 – 17 The Gamecocks (13-1-1) avenged a 23-6 loss to the Gorillas (14-1) in the 1991 First Quarter title game by limiting Harlon Hill Award winner Ronald Moore to a season-low 14:47 PSU – Ronald Moore 99 kickoff return (run failed) PSU: 6-0 Second Quarter 83 yards rushing. 12:35 JSU – Slade Stinnett 42 field goal; PSU: 6-3 Drive: 10 plays, 38 yards Pitt State built a 13-3 lead, but Jax State scored the game’s final 14 points 9:14 PSU – Ray Staten 21 pass from Brian Hutchins PSU: 13-3 to win it. (Jeff Wood kick); Drive: 7-52 2:23 JSU – Danny Lee 8 run (Stinnett kick); Drive: 15-78 PSU: 13-10 Moore, who claimed the Hill Trophy as the National Player of the Year the Third Quarter night before the game, electrified the crowd by returning the opening kickoff 11:13 JSU – Sean Richardson 5 run (Stinnett kick); JSU: 17-13 99 yards for a touchdown. Drive: 8-71 Ray Staten added a 21-yard TD grab from Brian Hutchins midway through the second quarter, before the Gamecocks closed within three points, at 13-10, on Danny Lee’s 8-yard TD run late in the second stanza. 85 Jax State pushed in front on the opening drive of the third quarter, taking a 17-13 lead on Sean Richardson’s 5-yard run. The Gamecocks kept Pitt State’s high-powered offense in check in the second half. The Gorillas mounted a late drive, but Jax State held PSU on downs at the Gamecocks 22 yard line in the waning seconds to seal the victory. 1995 NCAA-II National Championship Game Braly Stadium • Florence, Ala. • Dec. 9 FLORENCE, Ala. – The University of North Alabama scored on its first offen- Official Box Score sive possession and stifled the Pittsburg State University offense to post a Pittsburg State 0 0 0 7 – 7 27-7 victory and claim the 1995 NCAA Division II National Championship. North Alabama 7 14 0 6 – 27 UNA (14-0) became the first Division II school to win the national title First Quarter three years in a row, accomplishing the feat in front of its home crowd at 8:04 UNA – Jermaine Roberts 28 run UNA: 7-0 (Jamie Stoddard kick); Drive: 12 plays, 76 yards Braly Stadium. Second Quarter 11:16 UNA – Roberts 5 run (Stoddard kick); Drive: 5-29 UNA: 14-0 The Lions held PSU (12-1-1) to just 99 yards rushing and 176 yards of total 0:05 UNA – Michael Edwards 13 pass from Cody Gross UNA: 21-0 offense for the game. (Stoddard kick); Drive: 11-69 Fourth Quarter UNA built a 14-0 lead, then dealt PSU a damaging blow by adding a touch- 9:30 PSU – Chris Hudson 15 pass from Jeff Moreland UNA: 21-7 down with five seconds left in the first half. (Josh Barcus kick); Drive: 1-15 0:34 UNA – Nate George 1 run (kick failed); Drive: 9-44 UNA: 27-7 The Gorillas got on the board early in the fourth quarter when quarterback Jeff Moreland connected with Chris Hudson for a 15-yard scoring strike. The Lions sealed the game when fullback Nate George capped a nine-play 86 drive with a short plunge into the endzone with under a minute to play. 2004 NCAA-II National Championship Game Braly Stadium • Florence, Ala. • Dec. 11

FLORENCE, Ala. – Fabian Walker rushed for a score and passed for two more to Official Box Score lead third-ranked Valdosta State University back from a 14-0 deficit and claim Pittsburg State 14 3 7 7 – 31 a 36-31 victory over top-ranked Pittsburg State University in the 2004 NCAA-II Valdosta State 0 17 9 10 – 36 National Championship Game. First Quarter The Gorillas (14-1) jumped in front 14-0 on the Blazers (13-1), but were unable 14:04 PSU – Jimmie Taylor 32 interception return PSU: 7-0 (Nathan Alleman kick) to shut the door on VSU. 7:37 PSU – Jermaine Carpenter 10 pass from Neal Philpot PSU: 14-0 (Alleman kick); Drive: 9-63 Pitt State’s Jimmie Taylor returned an interception 32 yards for a touchdown Second Quarter 56 seconds into the game, and Neal Philpot tossed a 10-yard TD pass to 14:12 VSU – Zach Parker 1 pass from Fabian Walker PSU: 14-7 Jermaine Carpenter midway through the first period, staking the Gorillas to (Will Rhody kick); Drive: 4-19 7:54 PSU – Alleman 30 field goal; Drive: 12-67 PSU: 17-7 the double-digit lead. 2:45 VSU – Walker 4 run (Rhody kick); Drive: 9-69 PSU: 17-14 The Blazers rallied to tie the game at 17-17 on Will Rhody’s 27-yard field goal 0:03 VSU – Rhody 27 field goal; Drive: 6-45 TIED: 17-17 Third Quarter with three seconds remaining in the first half, and VSU scored 19 of the next 13:19 VSU – Team Safety VSU: 19-17 26 points in the second half to force the Gorillas to play from behind. 8:14 VSU – Tyran Robinson 23 run (Rhody kick); Drive: 7-72 VSU: 26-17 2:58 PSU – Joe Taylor 1 run (Alleman kick); Drive: 11-80 VSU: 26-24 PSU’s final offensive drive ended with an interception with 38 seconds Fourth Quarter remaining, allowing VSU to run out the clock. 14:15 VSU – Raymond Thomas 7 pass from Walker VSU: 33-24 (Rhody kick); Drive: 8-65 87 10:49 VSU – Rhody 28 field goal; Drive: 6-20 VSU: 36-24 7:27 PSU – Philpot 1 run (Alleman kick); Drive: 8-73 VSU: 36-31 2011 NCAA-II National Championship Game Braly Stadium • Florence, Ala. • Dec. 17 FLORENCE, Ala. — Pitt State finished off a magical season with a 35-21 victory over Official Box Score Wayne (Mich.) State in the title game before a sea of crimson & gold clad fans that Wayne (Mich.) State 14 0 0 7 – 21 dominated the crowd. Pittsburg State 10 17 0 8 – 35

Wayne State (12-4) returned the game’s opening kickoff 93 yards for a touchdown 11 First Quarter 14:49 WSU – Josh Renel 93 kickoff return (Stefan Terleckyj kick) WSU: 7-0 seconds into the game and the Warriors, led 14-10 with 13 seconds to play in the 13:01 PSU – Eric Love 15 run (Chase McCoy kick); Drive: 2-37 TIE: 7-7 opening period. 10:53 PSU – McCoy 37 field goal; Drive: 5-17 PSU: 10-7 0:13 WSU – Toney Davis 1 run (Terleckyj kick); Drive: 11-85 WSU: 14-10 Pitt State (13-1), like it has multiple times in the season, remained determined and Second Quarter undaunted. Chase McCoy booted a 34-yard field goal to trim the margin to 14-13 with 10:26 PSU – McCoy 34 field goal; Drive: 10-53 WSU: 14-13 6:35 PSU – Aries Herrion 80 blocked field goal return (McCoy kick) PSU: 20-14 10:26 to play in the first half. Then, Pitt State swung the momentum of the contest 0:15 PSU – Bristan Kelley 6 pass from Zac Dickey (McCoy kick); PSU: 27-14 when Paul Robinson blocked a Stefan Terleckyj field goal attempt and Aries Herrion Drive: 10-72 scooped up the ball and returned it 80 yards for a go-ahead score. Fourth Quarter 5:11 WSU – Davis 1 run (Terleckyj kick); Drive: 15-76 PSU: 27-21 (Josh Barcus kick); Drive: 1-15 Elijah Olabode sealed the victory for the Gorillas with an interception in the PSU end 2:38 PSU – Jason Spradling 4 run (Andrew Castaneda pass from Dickey); PSU: 27-21 zone five players later – his second pick of the game – and the Gorillas hometown Drive: 5-75 hero Dickey picked up a first down with a five-yard run, then clocked the ball three 88 times for the victory.

Dickey completed 10 of 16 passes for 190 yards and rushed for a team-leading 68 yards on the ground. John Brown caught five passes for a game-high 99 yards for the Gorillas. Nate Dreiling made a game-high 15 tackles. Robinson had one of three Pitt State interceptions to go with his blocked field goal and Olabode finished the game with two interceptions. Post-Season Box Scores Mirza Shrine Bowl Classic STATISTICS...... NSU...... PSU Moila Shrine Classic First Downs...... 17...... 15 Dec. 2, 1950 • Pittsburg, Kan. Rushing...... 235...... 245 Nov. 15, 1980 • St. Joseph, Mo. Central Missouri 32, Pittsburg State 21 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 5-16-2...... 2-10-0 Truman 17, Pittsburg State 14 Passing Yards...... 50...... 15 Central Missouri 0 7 0 25 – 32 Total Offense...... 285...... 260 Pittsburg State 7 0 0 7 – 14 Pittsburg State 7 0 7 7 – 21 Fumbles Lost...... 4...... 1 Truman 0 7 0 10 – 17 Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 3-39.0...... 4-36.0 STATISTICS...... CMSU...... PSU Yards Penalized...... 5...... 20 STATISTICS...... PSU...... TSU First Downs...... 15...... 15 First Downs...... 23...... 15 Rushing...... 356...... 399 Scoring Summary Rushing...... 310...... 56 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 14-22-0...... 2-11-4 First Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 7-13-3...... 18-36-0 Passing Yards...... 86...... 90 PSU – Gary Snadon 2 run (Phil Vogrin kick) Passing Yards...... 91...... 194 Total Offense...... 442...... 489 NSU – Joe Phipps 2 run (Lynn Ray kick) Total Offense...... 401...... 250 Fumbles Lost...... 2...... 1 Third Quarter Fumbles/Lost...... 6-4...... 4-3 Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 3-38.0...... 2-23.0 PSU – Snadon 1 run (Vogrin kick) Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 5-35.6...... 7-33.0 Yards Penalized...... 0...... 13 PSU – Snadon 1 run (Vogrin kick) Penalties/Yards...... 12-124...... 4-30 Fourth Quarter Scoring Summary NSU – Phipps 17 run (Ray kick) Scoring Summary First Quarter PSU – Dick Colliver 17 run (Vogrin kick) First Quarter PSU – Ted Hoffman 1 run (Gene Clohecy kick) 8:28 PSU – Overton 1 run (Ballou kick) Second Quarter Second Quarter CMSU – Bill Ray 12 pass from Dick Volkmer (John Gleringer kick) Camellia Bowl • NAIA National Championship 9:10 TSU – Himmelman 2 pass from Zumbahlen (Calvert kick) Third Quarter Dec. 9, 1961 • Sacramento, Calif. Fourth Quarter PSU – Buddy Ball 39 run (Clohecy kick) 14:07 PSU – Overton 2 run (Ballou kick) Fourth Quarter Pittsburg State 12, Linfield 7 11:14 TSU – Healy 11 run (Calvert kick) CMSU – Kelly Meyer 1 run (Gleringer kick) 0:02 TSU – Calvert 20 field goal CMSU – Ray 6 pass from Volkmer (kick failed) Linfield 0 0 0 7 – 7 CMSU – Gleringer 40 run (kick failed) Pittsburg State 6 0 0 6 – 12 CMSU – Kenny Webster 36 run (kick failed) NAIA National Playoffs PSU – Hoffman 90 pass from Ray McDaniel (Clohecy kick) STATISTICS...... LC...... PSU Dec. 5, 1981 • Pittsburg, Kan. First Downs...... 13...... 12 Rushing...... 157...... 187 Pittsburg State 14, Minnesota State-Moorhead 13 Holiday Bowl • NAIA National Championship Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 10-23-3...... 12-23-2 89 Passing Yards...... 95...... 42 Minn. St-Moorhead 7 0 6 0 – 13 Dec. 21, 1957 • St. Petersburg, Fla. Total Offense...... 252...... 229 Pittsburg State 0 0 0 14 – 14 Pittsburg State 27, Hillsdale 26 Fumbles Lost...... 2...... 0 Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 6-33.0...... 6-34.0 STATISTICS...... MSU-M...... PSU Hillsdale 0 13 7 6 – 26 Yards Penalized...... 56...... 20 First Downs...... 12...... 15 Pittsburg State 20 0 7 0 – 27 Rushing (Att./Yards)...... 36-114...... 61-155 Scoring Summary Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 8-27-2...... 8-20-2 STATISTICS...... HC...... PSU First Quarter Passing Yards...... 110...... 114 First Downs...... 18...... 10 PSU – Bob Fulton 64 run (kick failed) Total Offense...... 224...... 269 Rushing...... 8...... 162 Fourth Quarter Fumbles/Lost...... 3-2...... 3-2 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 23-40-4...... 6-8-0 PSU – Gary Snadon 1 run (kick failed) Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 9-37.4...... 7-34.0 Passing Yards...... 303...... 64 LC – Bernie Grant 9 pass from Bill Parrish (Gary Olson kick) Penalties/Yards...... 5-36...... 4-26 Total Offense...... 311...... 226 Fumbles Lost...... 2...... 1 Scoring Summary Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 3-38.0...... 2-23.0 Boot Hill Bowl First Quarter Yards Penalized...... 20...... 38 Nov. 17, 1979 • Dodge City, Kan. 11:46 MSUM – Bjorklund 4 run Third Quarter Scoring Summary Pittsburg State 43, Peru State 14 5:21 MSUM – Howard 15 pass from Eastman (kick failed) First Quarter Fourth Quarter Peru State 0 7 0 7 – 14 10:01 PSU – Patton 1 run (Hammons kick) PSU – Charles Norris 1 run (kick failed) Pittsburg State 21 0 7 15 – 43 PSU – Norris 9 run (Bill Samuels kick) 3:39 PSU – Robinson 8 run (Hammons kick) PSU – Paul Crandell 17 pass from John Matous (Samuels kick) STATISTICS...... PSC...... PSU Second Quarter First Downs...... 20...... 17 HC – Doug Maison 1 run (Wayne O’Shaughnessy kick) Rushing...... 161...... 277 HC – Walt Poe 5 pass from Maison (kick failed) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 12-32-6...... 4-11-0 Third Quarter Passing Yards...... 139...... 143 HC – Poe 7 pass from Maison (W. O’Shaughnessy kick) Total Offense...... 300...... 420 PSU – Crandell 17 pass from Matous (Samuels kick) Fumbles Lost...... 1...... 2 Fourth Quarter Yards Penalized...... 29...... 45 HC – Earl O’Shaughnessy 14 pass from Maison (kick failed) Scoring Summary NAIA National Playoffs First Quarter PSU – Wilton Jones 48 pass from Mark Hittner (Joe Ballou kick) Nov. 23, 1961 • Pittsburg, Kan. PSU – Richard Overton 3 run (Ballou kick) Pittsburg State 28, Northern State 14 PSU – Steve Krull 46 pass from Hittner (Ballou kick) Second Quarter Northern State 7 0 0 7 – 14 PSC – Rick Neubaurer 10 pass from Brad Kreifels (Dan Todd kick) Pittsburg State 7 0 14 7 – 28 Third Quarter PSU – Hittner 1 run (Ballou kick) Fourth Quarter PSC – Alvin Holder 5 run (Todd kick) PSU – Hittner 35 run (Rick Gallagher pass from Krull PSU – Matt Hunnicutt fumble recovery in end zone (Ballou kick) NAIA National Championship Fourth Quarter Scoring Summary 10:41 PSU – Weathers 5 run (Bowman kick) First Quarter Dec. 19, 1981 • Burlington, N.C. 8:14 PSU – Stegeman 4 run (Bowman kick) 9:03 PSU– Bauer 4 pass from Gene Stegeman (Bowman kick) Elon 3, Pittsburg State 0 6:50 PSU – Meek 57 pass from Bob Campbell (Bowman kick) 6:02 PSU – Bauer 35 yd run (Bowman kick) 6:09 PSU – LeWallen 3 run (kick failed) Second Quarter Pittsburg State 0 0 0 0 – 0 3:57 WU – Schmanke 15 pass from Bernard (Kresic kick) 14:05 PC – Mozingo 1 run (Wingo kick) Elon 0 0 0 3 – 3 13:08 PSU– Bauer 52 pass form Weathers (run failed) 2:34 PSU – Weathers 36 run (Minor pass from Stegeman) STATISTICS...... PSU...... EC NAIA National Playoffs Third Quarter First Downs...... 7...... 10 Dec. 13, 1986 • Lawton, Okla. PSU – Stegeman 4 run (Bowman kick) Rushing (Att./Yards)...... 57-121...... 45-53 Cameron 17, Pittsburg State 6 PC – Harold Nichols 2 run (Wingo kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 5-16-1...... 6-16-1 PSU – Weathers 28 pass from Stegeman (Bowman kick) Passing Yards...... 77...... 87 Pittsburg State 0 3 3 0 – 6 Fourth Quarter Total Offense...... 198...... 140 Cameron 7 0 10 0 – 17 8:01 PC – Reddick 4 pass from Nichols (Wingo kick) Fumbles Lost...... 1-1...... 8-6 Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 8-33.4...... 8-41.5 STATISTICS...... PSU...... CU NAIA National Playoffs Penalties/Yards...... 5-83...... 5-59 First Downs...... 19...... 16 Rushing (Att./Yards)...... 46-99...... 53-105 Dec. 12, 1987 • Pittsburg, Kan. Scoring Summary Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 6-16-0...... 12-24-1 Cameron 20, Pittsburg State 10 Fourth Quarter Passing Yards...... 56...... 134 11:59 EC – Renn 23 field goal Total Offense...... 239...... 155 Cameron 0 0 0 20 – 20 Fumbles/Lost...... 6-4...... 9-7 Pittsburg State 0 10 0 0 – 10 NAIA National Playoffs Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 10-40.5...... 6-36.8 Penalties/Yards...... 12-105...... 7-62 STATISTICS...... CU...... PSU Dec. 12, 1985 • Pittsburg, Kan. First Downs...... 18...... 15 Central Arkansas 32, Pittsburg State 22 Scoring Summary Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 63-282...... 43-137 First Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 4-11-1...... 11-23-3 14:48 CU – Walters 89 kickoff return (Werfkuhle kick) Passing Yards...... 49...... 166 Central Arkansas 0 32 0 0 – 32 Second Quarter Total Offense...... 331...... 303 Pittsburg State 3 7 6 6 – 22 9:35 PSU – Bowman 45 field goal Fumbles/Lost...... 3-2...... 3-2 Third Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 5-34.8...... 7-30.6 STATISTICS...... UCA...... PSU 5:26 CU – Werfkuhle 32 field goal Penalties/Yards...... 8-60...... 10-82 First Downs...... 19...... 27 3:56 PSU – Bowman 30 field goal Rushing (Att./Yards)...... 40-183...... 68-402 0:28 CU – Whitman 3 run (Werfkuhle kick) Scoring Summary Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 12-18-0...... 9-20-1 Second Quarter Passing Yards...... 291...... 81 7:10 PSU – Ginavan 44 punt return (Bowman kick) Total Offense...... 427...... 435 NAIA National Playoffs 0:00 PSU – Bowman 25 field goal Fumbles/Lost...... 2-2...... 8-6 Nov. 28, 1987 • Pittsburg, Kan. Fourth Quarter Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 7-34.2...... 4-37.8 14:57 CU – Gamble 1 run (Reynolds kick) Penalties/Yards...... 8-77...... 5-50 Pittsburg State 57, Northeastern State 0 5:25 CU – Smith 1 run (kick failed) 90 Northeastern State 0 0 0 0 – 0 5:08 CU – Washington 45 interception return (Reynolds kick) Scoring Summary Pittsburg State 14 34 6 3 – 57 First Quarter NAIA National Playoffs 10:25 PSU – Bennett 50 field goal STATISTICS...... NSU...... PSU Second Quarter First Downs...... 6...... 30 Nov. 26, 1988 • Pittsburg, Kan. 14:33 UCA – Cameron 58 pass from Fusilier (kick failed) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 25-32...... 74-425 Pittsburg State 38, Northern State 14 11:28 PSU – Stegeman 6 run (Bennett kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 6-21-2...... 9-11-0 9:53 UCA – McGehee 22 run (pass failed) Passing Yards...... 64...... 193 Northern State 0 8 0 6 – 14 9:45 UCA – Cameron 18 pass from Fusilier (kick failed) Total Offense...... 96...... 618 Pittsburg State 22 0 7 9 – 38 2:53 UCA – Davis 63 pass form Fusilier (Burrow kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 2-2...... 1-1 0:33 UCA – Freppou 17 pass from Fusilier (Burrow kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 5-39.2...... 2-36.0 STATISTICS...... NSU...... PSU Third Quarter Penalties/Yards...... 7-59...... 6-60 First Downs...... 18...... 17 3:04 PSU – Stegeman 3 run (pass failed) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 21-30...... 50-207 Fourth Quarter Scoring Summary Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 27-61-4...... 7-16-3 4:24 PSU – Weathers 10 run (pass failed) First Quarter Passing Yards...... 243...... 196 8:35 PSU – Bailey 4 pass from Stegeman (Bowman kick) Total Offense...... 273...... 403 NAIA National Playoffs 5:07 PSU – Bauer 60 pass from Stegeman (Bowman kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 3-2...... 3-3 Second Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 7-32.0...... 6-34.1 Dec. 6, 1986 • Pittsburg, Kan. 11:14 PSU – Weathers 5 run (Bowman kick) Penalties/Yards...... 1-5...... 10-99 Pittsburg State 58, Washburn 24 6:12 PSU – Ginavan 17 pass from Stegeman (Bowman kick) 5:30 PSU – Bauer 50 pass from Stegeman (Bowman kick) Scoring Summary 0:55 PSU – Bauer 10 run (run failed) First Quarter Washburn 10 0 7 7 – 24 0:30 PSU – Bauer 32 pass from Weathers (Bowman kick) 8:57 PSU – Ginavan 61 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) Pittsburg State 0 17 14 27 – 58 Third Quarter 7:28 PSU – Bauer 39 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) 8:10 PSU – Padden 4 run (kick failed) 4:37 PSU – Vernon 1 run (Ginavan run) STATISTICS...... WU...... PSU Fourth Quarter Second Quarter First Downs...... 20...... 19 12:20 PSU – Bowman 36 field goal 1:23 NSU – Caron 3 run (Kemnitz pass from Landmark) Rushing (Att./Yards)...... 32-193...... 53-247 Third Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 18-36-4...... 10-16-1 6:14 PSU – Bailey 20 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) Passing Yards...... 204...... 212 NAIA National Playoffs Fourth Quarter Total Offense...... 397...... 459 Dec. 5, 1987 • Pittsburg, Kan. 12:02 PSU – Team Safety Fumbles/Lost...... 4-3...... 4-1 4:35 NSU – Kemnitz 10 pass form Landmark (run failed) Punting (No.-Avg.)...... 3-43.3...... 6-30.8 Pittsburg State 42, Presbyterian 21 1:01 PSU – Kelly 1 run (Jenkins kick) Penalties/Yards...... 13-117...... 19-177 Presbyterian 0 7 7 7 – 21 Scoring Summary Pittsburg State 14 14 14 0 – 42 First Quarter 11:20 WU – Williams 5 run (Nick Kresic kick) STATISTICS...... PC...... PSU 6:46 WU – Kresic 32 field goal First Downs...... 25...... 21 Second Quarter Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 45-152...... 54-259 9:53 PSU – Allen 70 pass from Stegeman (Bowman kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 20-41-1...... 11-17-0 5:46 PSU – Weathers 11 run (Bowman kick) Passing Yards...... 205...... 158 0:02 PSU – Bowman 36 field goal Total Offense...... 357...... 417 Third Quarter Fumbles/Lost...... 4-3...... 3-1 11:32 PSU – Weathers 4 run (Bowman kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 5-26.6...... 5-27.8 10:00 WU – Rayford 37 run (Kresic kick) Penalties/Yards...... 4-30...... 10-106 2:22 PSU – Stegeman 3 run (Bowman kick) NAIA National Playoffs NCAA-II National Playoffs Second Quarter 11:32 PSU – Jenkins 23 field goal Dec. 3, 1988 • Pittsburg, Kan. Nov. 25, 1989 • Pittsburg, Kan. 4:07 PSU – Dawson 8 run (Jenkins kick) Pittsburg State 23, Arkansas-Monticello 7 Angelo State 24, Pittsburg State 21 3:24 ETSU – Compton 20 pass from Bounds 1:57 PSU – Truitt 8 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) Ark.-Monticello 0 0 0 7 – 7 Angelo State 7 10 7 0 – 24 Third Quarter Pittsburg State 0 10 0 13 – 23 Pittsburg State 0 7 7 7 – 21 7:23 ETSU – Compton 8 run (Watkins kick) 1:58 ETSU – Owens 1 run (Watkins kick) STATISTICS...... UAM...... PSU STATISTICS...... ASU...... PSU Fourth Quarter First Downs...... 18...... 16 First Downs...... 22...... 21 14:50 PSU – Dawson 19 run (Jenkins kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 30-90...... 63-339 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 42-201...... 52-269 10:44 PSU – Dawson 1 run (Jenkins kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 15-33-3...... 2-2-0 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 16-26-0...... 17-32-0 9:28 PSU – West 30 run (Jenkins kick) Passing Yards...... 182...... 16 Passing Yards...... 298...... 215 Total Offense...... 272...... 355 Total Offense...... 499...... 484 Fumbles/Lost...... 1-1...... 4-4 Fumbles/Lost...... 3-2...... 2-1 NCAA-II National Playoffs Punting (No./Avg.)...... 6-28.8...... 5-29.0 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-35.0...... 6-35.7 Dec. 1, 1990 • Fargo, N.D. Penalties/Yards...... 5-50...... 7-40 Penalties/Yards...... 4-32...... 7-57 North Dakota State 39, Pittsburg State 29 Scoring Summary Scoring Summary Pittsburg State 3 12 7 7 – 29 Second Quarter First Quarter North Dakota State 7 7 11 14 – 39 12:45 PSU – Padden 1 run (Jenkins kick) 2:33 ASU – Williams 1 run (Thompson kick) 3:13 PSU – Jenkins 37 field goal Second Quarter STATISTICS...... PSU...... NDSU Fourth Quarter 13:45 PSU – Dawson 5 run (Jenkins kick) First Downs...... 16...... 25 12:34 UAM – Dickerson 12 pass from Rochelle (Breland kick) 9:02 ASU – Thompson 36 field goal Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 37-137...... 62-343 8:00 PSU – Meek 10 run (Jenkins kick) 0:26 ASU – Russell 3 run (Thomas kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 9-18-2...... 6-9-0 5:34 PSU – Meek 39 run (run failed) Third Quarter Passing Yards...... 196...... 81 8:28 PSU – Dawson 3 run (Jenkins kick) Total Offense...... 333...... 424 NAIA National Playoffs 5:10 ASU – Russell 5 run (Thompson kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 1-0 0:06 PSU – Jackson 4 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 1-26.0...... 1-23.0 Dec. 10, 1988 • Alamosa, Colo. Penalties/Yards...... 3-15...... 7-45 Adams State 13, Pittsburg State 10 NCAA-II National Playoffs Scoring Summary Pittsburg State 3 0 7 0 – 10 Nov. 17, 1990 • Pittsburg, Kan. First Quarter Adams State 7 3 0 3 – 13 Pittsburg State 59, Truman 3 7:56 NDSU – Chris Simdorn 3 run (Bowden kick) 3:35 PSU – Jenkins 22 field goal STATISTICS...... PSU...... ASC Truman 3 0 0 0 – 3 Second Quarter First Downs...... 23...... 18 Pittsburg State 7 31 7 14 – 59 14:51 PSU – Jenkins 24 field goal Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 85-421...... 29-62 1:20 PSU – Jenkins 31 field goal Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 1-8-1...... 19-37-1 STATISTICS...... TSU...... PSU 0:17 NDSU – Simdorn 4 run (Bowden kick) Passing Yards...... 15...... 269 First Downs...... 10...... 29 0:03 PSU – Moore 80 kickoff return (pass failed) Total Offense...... 436...... 331 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 22-93...... 75-371 Third Quarter 91 Fumbles/Lost...... 5-5...... 2-2 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 12-32-2...... 8-13-0 7:10 NDSU – Simdorn 1 run (Simdorn run) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 3-26.6...... 6-34.1 Passing Yards...... 174...... 159 6:10 PSU – West 72 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) Penalties/Yards...... 6-65...... 5-31 Total Offense...... 267...... 530 0:37 NDSU – Bowden 22 yd field goal Fumbles/Lost...... 1-1...... 1-0 Fourth Quarter Scoring Summary Punting (No./Avg.)...... 7-33.4...... 3-36.7 11:23 PSU – West 13 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) First Quarter Penalties/Yards...... 9-70...... 4-45 5:22 NDSU – Satter 22 run (Bowden kick) 11:40 ASC – Saiz 3 run (Polk kick) 2:06 NDSU – Sieh 4 run (Bowden kick) 0:29 PSU – Jenkins 27 field goal Scoring Summary Second Quarter Second Quarter 1:38 ASC – Polk 28 field goal 11:10 TSU – Bresaw 37 field goal NCAA-II National Playoffs Third Quarter 4:55 PSU – Padden 3 run (Jenkins kick) Nov. 23, 1991 • Pittsburg, Kan. 1:21 PSU – Vernon 9 run (Jenkins kick) Second Quarter Pittsburg State 26, Butler 16 Fourth Quarter 10:26 PSU – Moore 1 run (Jenkins kick) 14:09 ASC – Polk 35 field goal 10:09 PSU – West 18 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) Butler 7 0 6 3 – 16 9:04 PSU – West 33 pass from Padden (Jenkins kick) Pittsburg State 0 7 6 13 – 26 NCAA-II National Playoffs 5:58 PSU – Dawson 27 run (Jenkins kick) 0:35 PSU – Jenkins 20 field goal STATISTICS...... BU...... PSU Nov. 18, 1989 • Pittsburg, Kan. Third Quarter First Downs...... 15...... 23 Pittsburg State 28, NW MISSOURI State 7 2:58 PSU – Dawson 4 run (Jenkins kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 37-85...... 63-399 Fourth Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 16-31-1...... 8-14-0 NW Missouri State 0 0 7 0 – 7 14:57 PSU – Padden 2 run (Jenkins kick) Passing Yards...... 188...... 148 Pittsburg State 0 21 7 0 – 28 2:47 PSU – Hafner 15 run (Jenkins kick) Total Offense...... 273...... 545 Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 4-3 STATISTICS...... NWMSU...... PSU NCAA-II National Playoffs Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-41.5...... 3-35.7 First Downs...... 14...... 15 Penalties/Yards...... 0-0...... 5-37 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 63-230...... 52-279 Nov. 24, 1990 • Pittsburg, Kan. Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 3-8-1...... 1-3-0 Pittsburg State 60, Texas A&M-Commerce 28 Scoring Summary Passing Yards...... 40...... 44 First Quarter Total Offense...... 270...... 323 TAMU-Commerce 7 7 14 0 – 28 0:55 BU – Hill 40 pass form Romanowski (Young kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 7-2...... 0-0 Pittsburg State 22 17 0 21 – 60 Second Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-22.5...... 4-29.5 9:19 PSU – Hutchins 1 run (Rhinehart kick) Penalties/Yards...... 2-18...... 2-15 STATISTICS...... TAMUC...... PSU Third Quarter First Downs...... 26...... 23 10:04 BU – Kimble 1 run (kick failed) Scoring Summary Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 41-215...... 49-277 2:40 PSU – Moore 73 run (kick failed) Second Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 23-47-5...... 8-15-1 Fourth Quarter 11:12 PSU – Padden 5 run (Jenkins kick) Passing Yards...... 235...... 145 10:32 PSU – Young 29 field goal 5:33 PSU – Dawson 10 run (Davis pass from Ginavan) Total Offense...... 450...... 422 7:14 PSU – Moore 1 run (pass failed) 1:11 PSU – Padden 4 run (run failed) Fumbles/Lost...... 4-3...... 0-0 5:12 PSU – Dawson 61 run (Rhinehart kick) Third Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 1-22.0...... 4-31.3 9:00 NWMSU – Hinds 6 run (Miller kick) Penalties/Yards...... 11-104...... 15-113 7:27 PSU – Davis 10 run (Jenkins kick) Scoring Summary First Quarter 10:28 TAMUC – Compton 0 fumble recovery 9:30 PSU – Moore 11 run (Jenkins kick) 7:37 PSU – Dawson 3 run (Jenkins kick) 1:12 PSU – Truitt 8 pass from Jay Padden (kick failed) NCAA-II National Playoffs Scoring Summary NCAA-II National Playoffs First Quarter Nov. 30, 1991 • Pittsburg, Kan. 1:33 PSU – West 17 pass from Brian Hutchins (Jenkins kick) Dec. 5, 1992 • Portland, Ore. Pittsburg State 38, Texas A&M-Commerce 28 Second Quarter Pittsburg State 41, Portland State 38 9:34 JSU – Bowens 3 run (kick failed) TAMU-Commerce 0 14 14 0 – 28 0:16 PSU – Hutchins 13 run (kick failed) Pittsburg State 13 6 7 15 – 41 Pittsburg State 24 7 0 7 – 38 Third Quarter Portland State 21 10 7 0 – 38 3:12 PSU – Dawson 10 run (Jenkins kick) STATISTICS...... TAMUC...... PSU Fourth Quarter STATISTICS...... PITT...... PORT First Downs...... 18...... 21 9:15 PSU – Jenkins 22 field goal First Downs...... 19...... 29 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 32-114...... 74-290 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 6-580...... 33-198 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 17-45-5...... 5-20-2 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 1-4-1...... 27-42-1 Passing Yards...... 310...... 95 NCAA-II National Playoffs Passing Yards...... 55...... 331 Total Offense...... 424...... 385 Nov. 21, 1992 • Pittsburg, Kan. Total Offense...... 635...... 529 Fumbles/Lost...... 4-4...... 2-1 Pittsburg State 26, North Dakota 21 Fumbles/Lost...... 1-1...... 3-2 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-24.7...... 7-24.0 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-32.8...... 3-35.0 Penalties/Yards...... 6-53...... 10-90 North Dakota 6 8 0 7 – 21 Penalties/Yards...... 8-60...... 4-30 Pittsburg State 13 0 6 7 – 26 Scoring Summary Scoring Summary First Quarter STATISTICS...... UND...... PSU First Quarter 8:54 PSU – Dawson 2 run ( Jenkins kick) First Downs...... 20...... 15 14:43 PITT – Tobin 78 run (Wood kick) 5:25 PSU – Dawson 7 run (Jenkins kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 53-82...... 53-235 12:14 PORT – Bledsoe 2 run (Eberhardt kick) 3:20 PSU – Moore 3 run (Jenkins kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 16-27-1...... 4-8-0 8:15 PORT – Aho 37 pass from Matos (Eberhardt kick) 0:38 PSU – Jenkins 33 field goal Passing Yards...... 218...... 77 1:38 PORT – James 14 run (Eberhardt kick) Second Quarter Total Offense...... 300...... 312 1:27 PITT – Moore 80 run (pass failed) 14:55 PSU – Pinamonti 17 pass from Hutchins (Jenkins kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 4-2...... 5-2 Second Quarter 5:25 TAMUC – Perry 1 run (Watkins kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 3-26.7...... 6-25.7 14:21 PORT – Aho 1 run (Eberhardt kick) 5:03 TAMUC – Perry 9 pass from Meador (Watkins kick) Penalties/Yards...... 2-15...... 7-45 11:54 PITT – Moore 36 run (Run failed) Third Quarter 0:01 PORT – Eberhardt 32 field goal 10:29 TAMUC – Chapman 26 run (Watkins kick) Scoring Summary Third Quarter 9:05 TAMUC – Tenison 50 pass Meador (Watkins kick) First Quarter 7:30 PITT – Moore 1 run (Wood kick) Fourth Quarter 9:46 PSU – Moore 1 run (Wood kick) 3:32 PORT – Palomino 18 pass from Matos (Eberhardt kick) 12:34 PSU – Dawson 2 run (Jenkins kick) 2:08 UND – Burnell 2 run (kick failed) Fourth Quarter 0:24 PSU – Hutchins 13 run (run failed) 12:48 PITT – Moore 2 run (Wood kick) Second Quarter 10:03 PITT – Moore 93 run (Moore run) NCAA-II National Playoffs 6:32 UND – Burnell 2 run (Schumacher pass from Wahl) Dec. 7, 1991 • Portland, Ore. Third Quarter NCAA-II National Championship Pittsburg State 53, Portland State 21 11:09 PSU – Moore 1 run (pass failed) Fourth Quarter Dec. 12, 1992 • Florence, Ala. Pittsburg State 26 14 13 0 – 53 14:57 PSU – Moore 3 run (Wood kick) Jacksonville State 17, Pittsburg State 13 92 Portland State 7 14 0 0 – 21 3:34 UND – Gelinske 40 pass from Wahl (Dahlem kick) Pittsburg State 6 7 0 0 – 13 STATISTICS...... PSU...... PORT NCAA-II National Playoffs Jacksonville State 0 10 7 0 – 17 First Downs...... 29...... 20 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 72-518...... 34-159 Nov. 27, 1992 • Pittsburg, Kan. STATISTICS...... PSU...... JSU Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 7-9-0...... 22-32-1 Pittsburg State 38, North Dakota State 37 (OT) First Downs...... 14...... 24 Passing Yards...... 126...... 303 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 41-165...... 76-410 Total Offense...... 644...... 462 North Dakota State 7 7 10 7 6 – 37 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 7-15-1...... 2-4-1 Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 5-2 Pittsburg State 7 7 6 11 7 – 38 Passing Yards...... 98...... 5 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 2-36.5...... 4-36.0 Total Offense...... 263...... 415 Penalties/Yards...... 5-40...... 7-40 STATISTICS...... NDSU...... PSU Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 0-0 First Downs...... 23...... 24 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-32.2...... 3-35.3 Scoring Summary Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 57-268...... 59-261 Penalties/Yards...... 2-20...... 5-35 First Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 9-13-0...... 10-17-1 13:55 PITT – Moore 37 run (James Jenkins kick) Passing Yards...... 119...... 154 Scoring Summary 10:27 PITT – Dawson 52 run (Jenkins kick) Total Offense...... 387...... 415 First Quarter 3:15 PORT – Newson 65 pass from Charles (Brumfield kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 3-1 14:47 PSU – Moore 99 kickoff return (run failed) 0:26 PITT – Dawson 3 run (kick failed) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 3-27.0...... 1-24.0 Second Quarter 10:05 PITT – Dawson 1 run (pass failed) Penalties/Yards...... 4-35...... 7-37 12:35 JSU – Stinnett 42 field goal Second Quarter 9:14 PSU – Staten 21 pass from Hutchins (Wood kick) 7:45 PORT – Newson 14 pass from Charles (Brumfield kick) Scoring Summary 2:23 JSU – Lee 8 run (Stinnett kick) 2:40 PORT – Aho 7 run (Brumfield kick) First Quarter Third Quarter 7:45 PITT – Hutchins 1 run (Hutchins run) 8:37 NDSU – Erickson 4 run (Millfors kick) 11:13 JSU – Richardson 5 run (Stinnett kick) 2:40 PITT – West 21 pass from Hutchins (pass failed) 0:27 PSU – Moore 2 run (Wood kick) Third Quarter Second Quarter 10:02 PITT – Moore 1 run (pass failed) 4:01 PSU – Moore 1 run (Wood kick) NCAA-II National Playoffs 3:42 PITT – Moore 39 run (Jenkins kick) 0:22 NDSU – Beachy 3 run (Millfors kick) Nov. 20, 1993 • Grand Forks, N.D. Third Quarter North Dakota 17, Pittsburg State 14 NCAA-II National Championship 14:05 NDSU – Carlson 30 run (Millfors kick) 6:30 NDSU – Millfors 26 field goal Pittsburg State 7 0 7 0 – 14 Dec. 14, 1991 • Florence, Ala. 0:19 PSU – Moore 1 run (kick failed) North Dakota 0 0 14 3 – 17 Fourth Quarter Pittsburg State 23, Jacksonville State 6 10:23 NDSU – Carlson 18 run (Millfors kick) STATISTICS...... PSU...... UND Pittsburg State 7 6 7 3 – 23 9:30 PSU – Moore 13 run (Moore run) First Downs...... 17...... 21 Jacksonville State 0 6 0 0 – 6 0:02 PSU – Wood 39 field goal Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 51-259...... 46-230 Overtime Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 3-6-1...... 14-23-0 STATISTICS...... PSU...... JSU PSU – Moore 1 run (Wood kick) Passing Yards...... 34...... 180 First Downs...... 17...... 16 NDSU – Geren 26 pass from Beachy (run failed) Total Offense...... 293...... 410 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 54-202...... 68-196 Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 3-0 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 10-14-0...... 8-12-1 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-41.0...... 2-40.5 Passing Yards...... 159...... 81 Penalties/Yards...... 3-14...... 4-45 Total Offense...... 361...... 277 Fumbles/Lost...... 1-0...... 4-1 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-39.8...... 4-29.8 Penalties/Yards...... 3-18...... 2-30 Scoring Summary STATISTICS...... NDSU...... PSU STATISTICS...... UNC...... PSU First Quarter First Downs...... 10...... 16 First Downs...... 18...... 15 13:55 PSU – Sparkman 10 pass from Hutchins (Wood kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 40-171...... 57-219 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 43-192...... 45-141 Third Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 6-13-0...... 6-16-1 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 15-20-1...... 10-18-1 10:02 UND – Hagert 41 pass from Wagner (Dahlem kick) Passing Yards...... 83...... 73 Passing Yards...... 148...... 125 3:42 PSU – Hutchins 2 run (Wood kick) Total Offense...... 254...... 292 Total Offense...... 340...... 266 10:27 UND – Schramm 27 pass from Wagner (Dahlem kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 1-0...... 1-1 Fumbles/Lost...... 1-0...... 2-0 Fourth Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 7-33.1...... 4-40.3 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 6-41.0...... 5-48.0 10:05 UND – Dahlem 31 field goal Penalties/Yards...... 7-46...... 5-36 Penalties/Yards...... 7-48...... 8-61 Scoring Summary Scoring Summary NCAA-II National Playoffs First Quarter First Quarter Nov 19, 1994 • Pittsburg, Kan. 10:36 PSU – Fairchild 2 run (Barcus kick) 12:00 PSU – Poling 43 interception return (Barcus kick) Second Quarter 2:50 UNC – Billy Holmes 24 run (Schauer kick) North Dakota State 18, Pittsburg State 12 (3OT) 11:41 NDSU – Aamot 2 run (Marma kick) 1:16 PSU – Hudson 41 pass from Siegrist (Barcus kick) North Dakota State 0 0 0 6 12 – 18 Fourth Quarter Second Quarter Pittsburg State 6 0 0 0 6 – 12 9:05 PSU – Team Safety 0:57 UNC – Grable 25 pass from Beck (Schauer kick) Fourth Quarter STATISTICS...... NDSU...... PSU NCAA-II National Playoffs 11:03 UNC – Beck 4 run (Schauer kick) First Downs...... 13...... 15 3:39 PSU – Siegrist 1 run (Barcus kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 45-132...... 67-267 Dec. 2, 1995 • Kingsville, Texas 0:01 UNC – Schauer 27 field goal Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 7-10-2...... 1-6-1 Pittsburg State 28, Texas A&M-Kingsville 25 (OT) Passing Yards...... 102...... 5 NCAA-II National Playoffs Total Offense...... 234...... 272 Pittsburg State 6 9 7 0 6 – 28 Fumbles/Lost...... 4-1...... 6-2 TAMU-Kingsville 8 0 0 14 3 – 25 Nov 22, 1997 • Pittsburg, Kan. Punting (No./Avg.)...... 5-30.8...... 3-36.0 Northern Colorado 24, Pittsburg State 16 Penalties/Yards...... 3-28...... 4-30 STATISTICS...... PSU...... TAMUK First Downs...... 13...... 22 Northern Colorado 0 17 0 7 – 24 Scoring Summary Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 52-229...... 53-259 Pittsburg State 0 0 3 13 – 16 First Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 3-6-1...... 12-26-3 4:29 PSU – Jeff Moreland 3 run (kick failed) Passing Yards...... 71...... 104 STATISTICS...... UNC...... PSU Fourth Quarter Total Offense...... 300...... 363 First Downs...... 16...... 17 14:58 PSU – Rob Hyland 2 run (kick failed) Fumbles/Lost...... 1-0...... 2-1 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 45-245...... 48-195 Overtime (2nd) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 6-51.0...... 4-36.3 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 13-20-1...... 11-25-2 PSU – Moreland 2 run (pass failed) Penalties/Yards...... 6-50...... 4-30 Passing Yards...... 154...... 85 NDSU – Swanson 7 pass from Hyland (kick failed) Total Offense...... 399...... 280 Overtime (3rd) Scoring Summary Fumbles/Lost...... 2-2...... 4-0 NDSU – Hyland 1 run (run failed) First Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-48.5...... 5-45.4 7:24 TAMUK – Young 5 run (Williams run) Penalties/Yards...... 13-103...... 6-35 5:14 PSU – Aiken 42 pass form Moreland (pass failed) NCAA-II National Playoffs Second Quarter Scoring Summary 93 Nov. 18, 1995 • Pittsburg, Kan. 10:36 PSU – Fairchild 2 run (run failed) Second Quarter Pittsburg State 36, Northern Colorado 17 1:10 PSU – Barcus 26 field goal 7:18 UNC – McGuffey 1 run (Schauer kick) Third Quarter 1:25 UNC – Grable 7 pass from McGuffey (Schauer kick) Northern Colorado 7 0 10 0 – 17 12:11 PSU – Ross 35 pass from Moreland (Barcus kick) 0:10 UNC – Schauer 32 field goal Pittsburg State 6 20 3 7 – 36 Fourth Quarter Third Quarter 14:49 TAMUK – Miller 23 run (Cortez kick) 6:54 PSU – Barcus 27 field goal STATISTICS...... UNC...... PSU 2:57 TAMUK – Young 5 run (Cortez kick) Fourth Quarter First Downs...... 19...... 19 Overtime 13:16 UNC – Applewhite 27 run (Schauer kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 40-191...... 56-165 TAMUK – Cortez 30 field goal 10:43 PSU – Siegrist 2 run (kick failed) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 17-34-2...... 8-12-0 PSU – Moreland 8 yd run 2:54 PSU – Hix 7 pass form Siegrist (Barcus kick) Passing Yards...... 203...... 156 Total Offense...... 394...... 321 NCAA-II National Championship NCAA-II National Playoffs Fumbles/Lost...... 1-0...... 0-0 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 5-38.4...... 4-44.0 Dec. 9, 1995 • Florence, Ala. Nov. 20, 1999 • Greeley, Colo. Penalties/Yards...... 5-59...... 4-51 North Alabama 27, Pittsburg State 7 Northern Colorado 34, Pittsburg State 31 Scoring Summary Pittsburg State 0 0 0 7 – 7 Pittsburg State 7 10 7 7 – 31 First Quarter North Alabama 7 14 0 6 – 27 Northern Colorado 7 10 10 7 – 34 5:22 UNC – Haase 23 pass from Beck (Anderson kick) 3:17 PSU – Moreland 11 run (kick failed) STATISTICS...... PSU...... UNA STATISTICS...... PSU...... UNC Second Quarter First Downs...... 10...... 21 First Downs...... 22...... 19 12:43 PSU – Fairchild 2 run (run failed) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 27-113...... 58-264 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 55-297...... 45-176 6:21 PSU – Johnson 8 run (Barcus kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 6-19-4...... 10-24-1 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 6-17-1...... 14-26-2 1:54 PSU – B.J. McGivern 1 run (Barcus kick) Passing Yards...... 77...... 131 Passing Yards...... 116...... 235 Third Quarter Total Offense...... 190...... 395 Total Offense...... 413...... 411 11:24 PSU – Barcus 33 field goal Fumbles/Lost...... 2-1...... 3-1 Fumbles/Lost...... 1-0...... 1-1 6:42 UNC – Anderson 41 field goal Punting (No./Avg.)...... 7-38.3...... 7-32.8 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 3-28.7...... 2-38.0 4:01 UNC – Vivens 48 pass from Beck (Anderson kick) Penalties/Yards...... 6-61...... 7-75 Penalties/Yards...... 5-35...... 4-30 Fourth Quarter 4:23 PSU – Johnson 83 pass from Moreland (Barcus kick) Scoring Summary Scoring Summary First Quarter First Quarter 8:04 UNA – Roberts 28 run (Stoddard kick) 11:58 PSU – Chatmon 1 run (Kral Kick) NCAA-II National Playoffs Second Quarter 5:41 UNC – Zuniga 7 pass from McGuffey (Schauer kick) Nov. 25, 1995 • Pittsburg, Kan. 11:16 UNA – Roberts 5 run (Stoddard kick) Second Quarter Pittsburg State 9, North Dakota State 7 0:05 UNA – Edwards 13 pass from Gross (Stoddard kick) 12:29 UNC – McGuffey 1 run (Schauer kick) Fourth Quarter 5:43 PSU – Kral 42 field goal North Dakota State 0 7 0 0 – 7 9:30 PSU – Hudson 15 pass from Moreland (Barcus kick) 3:11 PSU – Chatmon 21 run (Kral kick) Pittsburg State 7 0 0 2 – 9 0:34 UNA – George 1 run (kick failed) 1:00 UNC – Schauer 42 field goal Third Quarter 8:29 UNC – Schauer 36 field goal NCAA-II National Playoffs 4:31 PSU – Walker 3 run (Kral kick) Nov. 23, 1996 • Pittsburg, Kan. 0:51 UNC – Prosser 1 run (Schauer kick) Northern Colorado 24, Pittsburg State 21 Fourth Quarter 8:23 UNC – McGuffey 4 run (Schauer kick) Northern Colorado 7 7 0 10 – 24 1:19 PSU – Brown 45 pass from Comeaux (Kral kick) Pittsburg State 14 0 0 7 – 21 NCAA-II National Playoffs NCAA-II National Playoffs Scoring Summary First Quarter Nov. 18, 2000 • Omaha, Neb. Nov. 22, 2003 • Grand Forks, N.D. 12:38 NWMSU – J. Rector 18 pass from Mathews (Berlanga kick) Nebraska-Omaha 14, Pittsburg State 3 North Dakota 24, Pittsburg State 14 4:10 NWMSU – Berlanga 51 field goal Second Quarter Pittsburg State 0 3 0 0 – 3 Pittsburg State 0 0 7 7 – 14 14:21 PSU – Noble 1 pass from Majors (Alleman kick) Nebraska-Omaha 0 7 0 7 – 14 North Dakota 7 0 7 10 – 24 11:59 PSU – Carpenter 58 pass from Majors (Alleman kick) 1:44 NWMSU – Omon 1 run (Berlanga kick) STATISTICS...... PSU...... UNO STATISTICS...... PSU...... UND 0:42 NWMSU – Falkner 29 blocked punt return (kick failed) First Downs...... 8...... 13 First Downs...... 25...... 18 0:04 PSU – Austin 3 pass from Majors (Alleman kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 42-130...... 59-270 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 43-244...... 42-147 Third Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 5-14-1...... 4-9-0 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 13-41-4...... 17-30-0 10:59 NWMSU – Tiehen 16 fumble recovery (kick failed) Passing Yards...... 110...... 61 Passing Yards...... 193...... 178 10:59 PSU – Wright defensive PAT return Total Offense...... 56...... 68 Total Offense...... 437...... 325 5:24 PSU – Taylor 1 run (kick failed) Fumbles/Lost...... 5-0...... 1-1 Fumbles/Lost...... 4-3...... 1-0 1:03 PSU – Ward 10 pass from Philpot (Alleman kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 10-36.4...... 9-36.1 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-28.8...... 7-43.7 Fourth Quarter Penalties/Yards...... 5-40...... 5-41 Penalties/Yards...... 5-25...... 2-10 12:20 NWMSU – Omon 1 run (Berlanga kick) 9:26 PSU – Race 23 run (Alleman kick) Scoring Summary Scoring Summary 2:33 PSU – Philpot 25 run (Alleman kick) Second Quarter First Quarter 12:44 UNO – Turman 2 run (Severson kick) 7:14 UND – Roland 1 run (Glas kick) 5:38 PSU – Kral 47 field goal Third Quarter NCAA-II National Playoffs Fourth Quarter 6:25 PSU – Philpot 1 run (Alleman kick) Dec. 4, 2004 • Pittsburg, Kan. 2:41 UNO – Wright 5 run (Severson kick) 0:22 UND – Brandsted 14 fumble recovery (Glas kick) Fourth Quarter Pittsburg State 31, North Dakota 19 NCAA-II National Playoffs 11:08 UND – Glas 37 field goal North Dakota 7 3 3 6 – 19 6:45 PSU – Austin 9 pass from Philpot (Alleman kick) Pittsburg State 7 7 7 10 – 31 Nov. 17, 2001 • Pittsburg, Kan. 3:22 UND – Grossman 11 pass from Wilson (Glas kick) Pittsburg State 20, Nebraska-Omaha 7 STATISTICS...... UND...... PSU NCAA-II National Playoffs First Downs...... 21...... 20 Nebraska-Omaha 0 0 0 7 – 7 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 34-105...... 46-304 Pittsburg State 0 10 0 10 – 20 Nov 20, 2004 • Pittsburg, Kan. Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 19-31-0...... 11-19-0 Pittsburg State 70, Colorado Mines 35 Passing Yards...... 264...... 118 STATISTICS...... UNO...... PSU Total Offense...... 369...... 422 First Downs...... 19...... 21 Colorado Mines 7 7 7 14 – 35 Fumbles/Lost...... 2-1...... 0-0 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 41-173...... 44-218 Pittsburg State 28 14 14 14 – 70 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-184...... 4-146 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 17-26-0...... 4-9-0 Penalties/Yards...... 6-53...... 7-55 Passing Yards...... 144...... 62 STATISTICS...... CSM...... PSU Total Offense...... 66...... 53 First Downs...... 27...... 28 Scoring Summary Fumbles/Lost...... 6-2...... 1-0 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 20-72...... 50-359 First Quarter 94 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-36.3...... 3-40.0 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 45-53-2...... 11-16-0 5:40 UND – Roland 12 run (Glas kick) Penalties/Yards...... 10-97...... 7-50 Passing Yards...... 433...... 166 0:04 PSU – Carpenter 8 pass from Philpot (Alleman kick) Total Offense...... 505...... 525 Second Quarter Scoring Summary Fumbles/Lost...... 2-2...... 0-0 9:17 UND – Glas 30 field goal First Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 2-29.0...... 0-0.0 6:38 PSU – Race 3 run (Alleman kick) 3:01 PSU – Philpot 1 yd run (Chappell kick) Penalties/Yards...... 6-41...... 2-20 Third Quarter 0:01 PSU – Chappell 38 field goal 10:32 UND – Glas 32 field goal Fourth Quarter Scoring Summary 0:45 PSU – Carpenter 19 pass fron Philpot (Alleman kick) 10:39 PSU – Chappell 23 field goal First Quarter Fourth Quarter 8:33 PSU – Blancett 37 fumble recovery (Chappell kick) 10:48 PSU – Race 2 run (Alleman kick) 9:32 PSU – Alleman 28 field goal 4:11 UNO – Turman 5 run (Severson kick) 6:34 CSM – Florendo 1 pass from Friehauf (Abel kick) 2:31 PSU – Twito 12 pass from Philpot (Alleman kick) 4:09 PSU – Philpot 22 run (Alleman kick) 0:43 UND – Roland 1 run (pass failed) 2:36 PSU – Taylor 3 run (Alleman kick) NCAA-II National Playoffs 0:07 PSU – Carpenter 35 pass from Philpot (Alleman kick) Nov. 24, 2001 • Grand Forks, N.D. Second Quarter NCAA-II National Championship 11:36 PSU – Taylor 4 run (Alleman kick) Dec. 11, 2004 • Florence, Ala. North Dakota 38, Pittsburg State 0 6:06 PSU – Race 7 run (Alleman kick) Valdosta State 36, Pittsburg State 31 Pittsburg State 0 0 0 0 – 0 0:34 CSM – Friehauf 10 run (Abel kick) North Dakota 7 16 5 10 – 38 Third Quarter Pittsburg State 14 3 7 7 – 31 14:30 PSU – Taylor 2 run (Alleman kick) Valdosta State 0 17 9 10 – 36 STATISTICS...... PSU...... UND 10:53 CSM – Dykstra 2 pass from Friehauf (Abel kick) First Downs...... 10...... 18 7:28 PSU – Race 5 run (Alleman kick) STATISTICS...... PSU...... VSU Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 32-69...... 38-157 Fourth Quarter First Downs...... 22...... 21 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 12-28-2...... 15-29-0 13:46 PSU – Hellwig 3 pass from Majors (Alleman kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 40-204...... 37-213 Passing Yards...... 153...... 265 8:07 PSU – Majors 15 run (Alleman kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 16-25-2...... 19-27-1 Total Offense...... 60...... 67 5:22 CSM – Friehauf 1 run (Abel kick) Passing Yards...... 208...... 165 Fumbles/Lost...... 1-0...... 2-1 0:29 CSM – Chan 28 pass fron Friehauf (Able kick) Total Offense...... 371...... 366 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 8-29.9...... 4-43.5 Fumbles/Lost...... 4-2...... 3-1 Penalties/Yards...... 3-30...... 7-55 NCAA-II National Playoffs Punting (No./Avg.)...... 2-33.0...... 4-33.5 Penalties/Yards...... 5-37...... 3-43 Scoring Summary Nov. 27, 2004 • Pittsburg, Kan. First Quarter Pittsburg State 50, NW MISSOURI State 36 Scoring Summary 0:21 UND – Graf 16 pass from Klosterman (Perterka kick) First Quarter Second Quarter NW Missouri State 10 13 6 7 – 36 14:04 PSU – Ji. Taylor 32 interception return (Alleman kick) 6:44 UND – Smith 47 pass from Klosterman (Perterka kick) Pittsburg State 0 21 15 14 – 50 7:37 PSU – Carpenter 10 pass from Philpot (Alleman kick) 1:56 UND – Mustard 62 pass from Klosterman (Perterka kick) Second Quarter 0:28 UND – Perterka 59 field goal STATISTICS...... NWMSU...... PSU 14:12 VSU – Parker 1 pass from Walker (Rhody kick) Third Quarter First Downs...... 15...... 27 7:54 PSU – Alleman 30 field goal 8:55 UND – Perterka 25 field goal Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 29-96...... 54-377 2:45 VSU – Walker 4 run (Rhody kick) 0:58 UND – Team Safety Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 19-34-3...... 10-19-1 0:03 VSU – Rhody 27 field goal Fourth Quarter Passing Yards...... 290...... 152 Third Quarter 14:49 UND – Perterka 33 field goal Total Offense...... 386...... 529 13:19 VSU – Team Safety 8:13 UND – Schwenzfeier 4 run (Peterka kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 3-3 8:14 VSU – Robinson 23 run (Rhody kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 5-41.8...... 4-28.8 2:58 PSU – Jo. Taylor 1 run (Alleman kick) Penalties/Yards...... 13-113...... 5-27 Fourth Quarter 14:15 VSU – Thomas 7 pass from Walker (Rhody kick) 10:49 VSU – Rhody 28 field goal 7:27 PSU – Philpot 1 run (Alleman kick) NCAA-II National Playoffs Scoring Summary STATISTICS...... PSU...... NWMSU First Quarter First Downs...... 25...... 17 Nov. 12, 2005 • Kearney, Neb. 4:15 NWMSU – Daren Roberts 1 run (Tommy Frevert kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 54-223...... 30-107 Pittsburg State 49, Nebraska-Kearney 20 Second Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 17-29-1...... 17-27-0 11:35 PSU – Nathan Alleman 51 field goal Passing Yards...... 185...... 234 Pittsburg State 14 14 7 14 – 49 5:34 NWMSU – Andre Rector 13 pass from Josh Lamberson (Frevert kick) Total Offense...... 408...... 341 Nebraska-Kearney 0 14 6 0 – 20 Third Quarter Fumbles/Lost...... 2-2...... 1-1 9:15 PSU – Brandon Twito 28 pass from Andy Majors (Alleman kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 3-41.7...... 5-48.4 STATISTICS...... PSU...... UNK Fourth Quarter Penalties/Yards...... 9-49...... 6-45 First Downs...... 27...... 18 8:57 NWMSU – Mike Peterson 57 pass from Lamberson (Frevert kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 56-336...... 33-109 Scoring Summary Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 12-18-0...... 21-40-0 First Quarter Passing Yards...... 213...... 315 Mineral Water Bowl 7:38 NWMSU – LaRon Council 1 run (Tommy Frevert kick) Total Offense...... 536...... 414 Dec. 2, 2006 • Excelsior Springs, Mo. 2:36 PSU – Mark Smith 15 run (Jared Witter kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 2-0...... 0-0 Pittsburg State 35, Bemidji State 27 Second Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-27.8...... 31.8 6:43 NWMSU – Council 5 run (Frevert kick) Penalties/Yards...... 3-25...... 8-56 Bemidji State 2 10 8 7 – 27 6:15 NWMU – Council 26 run (Frevert kick) Pittsburg State 14 0 7 14 – 35 1:10 PSU – Brandon Clark 5 run (pass failed) Scoring Summary 0:02 NWMSU – Frevert 36 field goal First Quarter STATISTICS...... BSU...... PSU Third Quarter 5:58 PSU – Andy Majors 5 run (Alleman kick) First Downs...... 23...... 18 13:31 NWMSU – Blake Bolles 29 run (Frevert kick) 2:31 PSU – Majors 8 run (Alleman kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 50-205...... 39-209 10:26 PSU – Clark 2 run (Ricky Ludeman pass from Smith) Second Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 16-31-0...... 5-10-1 1:16 PSU – Clark 2 run (Witter kick) 13:13 PSU – Caleb Farabi 26 run (Alleman kick) Passing Yards...... 205...... 153 Fourth Quarter 9:22 UNK – Richie Ross 32 pass from M. Goldenstein (Jessup Pfiefer kick) Total Offense...... 377...... 329 3:34 PSU – Clark 2 run (Witter kick) 6:33 UNK – Ross 74 pass from Goldenstein (Pfiefer kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 3-1...... 3-2 0:55 NWMSU – Kendall Wright 15 pass from Joel Osborn (Frevert kick) 3:38 PSU – Germaine Race 23 run (Alleman kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-34.5...... 3-36.3 Third Quarter Penalties/Yards...... 14-115...... 5-44 12:56 UNK – Steve Bremmer 6 run (Geoff Carnahan kick) Mineral Water Bowl 6:18 PSU – Race 12 run (Alleman kick) Scoring Summary Dec. 4, 2010 • Excelsior Springs, Mo. Fourth Quarter First Quarter Pittsburg State 13, Concorida-st.paul 9 12:58 PSU – Justin Bean 3 run (Alleman kick) 11:40 PSU – Germaine Race 6 run (Nathan Alleman kick) 9:40 PSU – Joe Taylor 7 pass from Majors (Alleman kick) 10:01 PSU – Bryan Pray 44 pass from Geno Waters (Alleman kick) Concordia-St.Paul 0 9 0 0 – 9 1:04 BSU – Team Safety Pittsburg State 0 0 7 6 – 13 NCAA-II National Playoffs Second Quarter 13:01 BSU – Mike McDonald 37 field goal STATISTICS...... CU...... PSU Nov. 19, 2005 • Canyon, Texas 1:03 BSU – Eurice Watson 2 run (McDonald kick) First Downs...... 13...... 21 Pittsburg State 41, West Texas A&M 3 Third Quarter Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 27-98...... 63-259 9:51 BSU – Cory Wardrope 10 run (Dan Nagengast pass from Wardrope) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 14-28-0...... 3-12-0 Pittsburg State 7 14 7 13 – 41 6:54 PSU – Race 7 run (Alleman kick) Passing Yards...... 100...... 36 West Texas A&M 0 3 0 0 – 3 Fourth Quarter Total Offense...... 198...... 295 95 14:33 PSU – Race 16 run (Alleman kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 3-1...... 3-2 STATISTICS...... PSU...... WT 6:43 PSU – Race 21 run (Alleman kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 6-43.2...... 7-32.0 First Downs...... 28...... 11 3:21 BSU – James Moore 1 run (McDonald kick) Penalties/Yards...... 6-62...... 2-17 Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 77-352...... 11-43 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 8-16-0...... 21-35-3 Scoring Summary Passing Yards...... 127...... 179 NCAA-II National Playoffs Second Quarter Total Offense...... 479...... 222 Nov. 15, 2008 • Pittsburg Kan. 13:36 CU – Steven King 51 yard field goal Fumbles/Lost...... 1-0...... 4-3 Pittsburg State 33, Nebraska-Omaha 21 10:20 CU – Charles Gilbert 27 pass from Sam Campbell (pass failed) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 2-45.0...... 2-32.0 Third Quarter Penalties/Yards...... 4-40...... 3-24 Nebraska-Omaha 7 7 0 7 – 21 0:56 PSU – Briceton Wilson 3 run (Jake Craig kick) Pittsburg State 7 13 0 13 – 33 Fourth Quarter Scoring Summary 11:09 PSU – Craig 46 field goal First Quarter STATISTICS...... UNO...... PSU 6:47 PSU – Craig 36 field goal 5:50 PSU – Germaine Race 1 run (Nathan Alleman kick) First Downs...... 14...... 30 Second Quarter Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 41-168...... 54-350 7:20 PSU – Brian Barta 4 pass from Andy Majors (Alleman kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 5-7-0...... 11-18-2 NCAA-II National Playoffs 1:02 PSU – Majors 5 run (Alleman kick) Passing Yards...... 90...... 153 Nov. 26, 2011 • Pittsburg, Kan. 0:02 WTAMU – Jacob Felton 43 field goal Total Offense...... 258...... 503 Pittsburg State 31, Washburn 22 Third Quarter Fumbles/Lost...... 2-2...... 0-0 9:08 PSU – Justin Bean 1 run (Alleman kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 5-38.2...... 2-29.5 Fourth Quarter Penalties/Yards...... 5-52...... 5-49 Washburn 9 7 0 6 – 22 11:53 PSU – Alleman 20 field goal Pittsburg State 0 21 3 7 – 31 8:36 PSU – Majors 3 run (Alleman kick) Scoring Summary 3:17 PSU – Nathan Alleman 31 field goal First Quarter STATISTICS...... WU...... PSU 8:35 PSU – Brandon Clark 1 run (Jared Witter kick) First Downs...... 15...... 22 3:17 UNO – Kelvin Nesbitt 21 pass from Zach Miller (Greg Zuerlein kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 23-22...... 54-206 NCAA-II National Playoffs Second Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 14-40-2...... 11-24-2 Nov. 26, 2005 • Pittsburg Kan. 10:47 PSU – Clark 2 run (Witter kick) Passing Yards...... 216...... 202 NW MISSOURI State 21, Pittsburg State 10 4:45 PSU – Nathan Thomas 11 run (pass failed) Total Offense...... 238...... 408 0:48 UNO – Jacob Chandler 45 interception return (Zuerlein kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 1-0...... 1-0 Fourth Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 6-38.2...... 5-35.4 NW Missouri State 7 7 0 7 – 21 Penalties/Yards...... 5-26...... 9-66 Pittsburg State 0 3 7 0 – 10 13:05 UNO – Brian McNeill 27 pass from Miller (Zuerlein kick) 2:10 PSU – Smith 32 run (Witter kick) Scoring Summary STATISTICS...... NWMSU...... PSU First Quarter First Downs...... 19...... 15 NCAA-II National Playoffs 14:16 WU – TEAM Safety Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 40-143...... 30-82 Nov. 22, 2008 • Maryville, Mo. 10:32 WU – Matt Kobbeman 17 pass from Dane Simoneau (Jeremy Linn kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 20-23-0...... 20-34-4 Second Quarter Passing Yards...... 225...... 208 NW MISSOURI State 38, Pittsburg State 35 10:41 PSU – Mandel Dixon 1 run (Chase McCoy kick) Total Offense...... 368...... 290 7:58 WU – Bryce Atagi 50 INT return (Linn kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 0-0 Pittsburg State 7 6 15 7 – 35 NW Missouri State 7 17 7 7 – 38 4:27 PSU – Mandel Dixon 2 run (McCoy kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 6-27.7...... 4-34.5 2:13 PSU – Andrew Castaneda 38 pass from Zac Dickey (McCoy kick) Penalties/Yards...... 9-60...... 5-40 Third Quarter 1:26 PSU – McCoy 21 field goal Fourth Quarter 2:59 PSU – Jason Spradling 16 run (McCoy kick) 0:26 WU – Tore Hurst 17 pass from Simoneau (kick failed) NCAA-II National Playoffs Scoring Summary Fourth Quarter First Quarter 14:11 HU – D. Luckett 50 yd pass from Keenan Kellett (John Gay kick) Dec. 3, 2011 • Pittsburg, Kan. 14:49 WSU – Josh Renel 93 kick return (Stefan Terleckyj kick) 9:32 PSU – Michael Rose 14 yd run (Frazell kick) Pittsburg State 41, NW MISSOURI State 16 13:01 PSU – Eric Love 15 run (Chase McCoy kick) 9:07 HU – Luckett 50 yd pass from Kellett (John Gay kick) 10:53 PSU – McCoy 37 field goal 2:37 PSU – Kyle Swartz 9 yd pass from Abenoja (Frazell kick) NW Missouri State 10 0 0 6 _ 16 0:13 WSU – Toney Davis 1 run (Terleckyj kick) 2:24 PSU – Heath Wilson 28 yd fumble recovery (Frazell kick) Pittsburg State 0 10 14 17 – 41 Second Quarter 0:16 HU – Andrew Dather 13 yd pass from Kellett (John Gay kick) 10:26 PSU – McCoy 34 field goal STATISTICS...... NWMSU...... PSU 6:35 PSU – Aries Herrion 80 blocked field goal return (McCoy kick) First Downs...... 13...... 21 0:15 PSU – Bristan Kelley 6 pass from Zac Dickey (McCoy kick) NCAA-II National Playoffs Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 34-145...... 52-261 Fourth Quarter Nov. 29, 2014 • Mankato, Minn. Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 11-27-2...... 12-25-0 5:11 WSU – Davis 1 run (Terleckyj kick) minnesota State 24, pittsburg State 21 (ot) Passing Yards...... 152...... 266 2:38 PSU – Jason Spradling 4 run (Andrew Castaneda pass from Dickey) Total Offense...... 297...... 527 Pittsburg State 3 7 3 8 0 – 21 Fumbles/Lost...... 1-1...... 1-0 Minnesota State 7 0 7 7 3 – 24 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 6-40.3...... 5-43.4 Mineral Water Bowl Penalties/Yards...... 6-45...... 6-36 Dec. 7, 2013 • Excelsior Springs, Mo. STATISTICS...... PSU...... MSU Pittsburg State 90, SW Minnesota State 28 First Downs...... 15...... 19 Scoring Summary Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 27-97...... 49-186 First Quarter Pittsburg State 24 35 10 21 – 90 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 15-28-3...... 13-26-2 12:21 NWMSU – James Franklin 20 run (Todd Adolf kick) SW Minnesota State 14 7 7 0 – 28 Passing Yards...... 248...... 214 2:14 NWMSU – Adolf 22 field goal Total Offense...... 345...... 400 Second Quarter STATISTICS...... PSU...... SMSU Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 0-0 7:06 PSU – Mandel Dixon 1 run (Chase McCoy kick) First Downs...... 28...... 18 Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-43.8...... 4-34.2 0:27 PSU – McCoy 27 field goal Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 50-343...... 45-239 Penalties/Yards...... 5-52...... 5-40 Third Quarter Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 17-24-0...... 13-41-1 8:11 PSU – John Brown 78 pass from Zac Dickey (McCoy kick) Passing Yards...... 323...... 164 Scoring Summary 3:10 PSU – Brown 42 pass from Dickey (McCoy kick) Total Offense...... 666...... 403 First Quarter Fourth Quarter Fumbles/Lost...... 3-2...... 3-2 11:31 MSU – Austin Rieder 30 yd pass from Ricky Lloyd (Alden Haffar kick) 13:48 PSU – McCoy 25 field goal Punting (No./Avg.)...... 2-31.5...... 7-29.3 2:58 PSU – Connor Frazell 27 yd field goal 9:34 PSU – Dixon 1 run (Chase McCoy kick) Penalties/Yards...... 7-91...... 1-15 Second Quarter 9:11 NWMSU – Franklin 28 pass from Blake Christopher (run failed) 13:04 PSU –Gavin Lutman 27 yd pass from Anthony Abenoja (Frazell kick) 3:13 PSU – Brown 15 pass from Dickey (McCoy kick) Scoring Summary Third Quarter First Quarter 10:57 MSU – Dorian Buford 34 yd pass from Lloyd (Haffar kick) NCAA-II National Playoffs 14:25 PSU – Joe Uzzel 8 fumble return (Connor Frazell kick) 5:26 PSU – Frazell 25 yd field goal 11:30 PSU – Frazell 23 field goal Fourth Quarter Dec. 10, 2011 • Pittsburg, Kan. 5:04 SMSU – Tyler Tonderum 15 run (Lance Schuveiller kick) 13:04 MSU – Lloyd 2 yd run (Haffar kick) Pittsburg State 49, Delta State 23 1:36 PSU – John Brown 12 pass from Tony Abenoja (Frazell kick) 12:17 PSU –Lutman 59 yd pass from Abenoja 0:55 SMSU – Anthony Dean 74 pass from Charlie Kern (Schuveiller kick) Overtime Delta State 3 10 0 10 – 23 0:02 PSU – Jeff Seybold 52 run (Frazell kick) MSU – Alden Haffar 29 yd field goal 96 Pittsburg State 7 28 0 14 – 49 Second Quarter 12:46 PSU – Austin Daniel 59 pass from Abenoja (Frazell kick) STATISTICS...... DSU...... PSU 10:08 PSU – Gavin Lutman 26 pass from Abenoja (Frazell kick) agent barry live United Bowl First Downs...... 25...... 18 5:23 PSU – Conner Combes 7 pass from Abenoja (Frazell kick) Dec. 2, 2017 • Texarkana, Ark. Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 43-58...... 42-246 3:57 PSU – John Brown 43 pass from Abenoja (Frazell kick) Pittsburg State 48, arkansas tech 31 Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 29-62-3...... 13-23-1 3:06 PSU – Tyler Disney 99 interception return (Frazell kick) Passing Yards...... 407...... 204 1:03 SMSU – Kern 2 run (Schuveiller kick) Pittsburg State 0 14 13 21 – 48 Total Offense...... 465...... 450 Third Quarter Arkansas Tech 16 15 0 0 – 31 Fumbles/Lost...... 4-3...... 6-4 13:18 PSU – Ramsey Hamilton 3 run (Frazell kick) Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-33.8...... 3-34.3 5:27 PSU – Frazell 27 field goal STATISTICS...... PSU...... ATU Penalties/Yards...... 4-20...... 4-30 1:56 SMSU – Kern 1 run Schuveiller kick) First Downs...... 32...... 22 Fourth Quarter Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 42-290...... 40-220 Scoring Summary 11:59 PSU – Abenoja 18 run (Frazell kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 22-33-0...... 17-37-0 First Quarter 5:05 PSU – Brian Poston 3 run (Frazell kick) Passing Yards...... 266...... 212 13:28 PSU – John Brown 43 punt return (Chase McCoy kick) 1:49 PSU – Hamilton 38 run (Frazell kick) Total Offense...... 556...... 432 2:39 DSU – Matt Dean 19 field goal Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 0-0 Second Quarter NCAA-II National Playoffs Punting (No./Avg.)...... 5-40.4...... 6-49.0 7:17 PSU – Mandel Dixon 1 run (McCoy kick) Penalties/Yards...... 7-49...... 8-88 5:12 DSU – Dean 35 field goal Nov. 22, 2014 • Pittsburg, Kan. 4:01 DSU – Bill Franks 33 blocked punt return (Dean kick) Pittsburg State 59, Harding 42 Scoring Summary 2:44 PSU – Jon Thomas 30 pass from Zac Dickey (McCoy kick) First Quarter 1:04 PSU – Brown 38 pass from Dickey (McCoy kick) Harding 14 7 0 21 – 42 11:49 ATU – Eric Perez 20 field goal 0:46 PSU – Levi Kuntzsch 36 pass from Andrew Castaneda (McCoy kick) Pittsburg State 0 21 17 21 – 59 8:00 ATU – Terrez Hampton 61 pass from Ty Reasnor (Perez kick) Fourth Quarter 2:31 ATU – Justin Bailey 16 pass from Reasnor (Perez kick) 13:22 DSU – Dean 29 field goal STATISTICS...... HU...... PSU Second Quarter 11:27 PSU – Jason Spradling 25 run (McCoy kick) First Downs...... 16...... 26 14:47 ATU – Bryan Allen 25 run (Perez kick) 10:16 PSU – Paul Robinson 91 INT return (McCoy kick) Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 44-229...... 38-152 10:50 PSU – Michael Rose 14 run (Jared Vincent kick) 0:29 DSU – Erick Clayton 35 pass from Micah Davis (Dean kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 9-17-0...... 26-48-1 1:03 ATU – Allen 2 run (Clayton Watson run) Passing Yards...... 307...... 310 0:13 PSU – Brandon Franklin 8 pass from John Roderique (Vincent kick) NCAA-II National Championship Total Offense...... 536...... 462 Third Quarter Fumbles/Lost...... 0-0...... 0-0 11:15 PSU – Lorenzo West 19 pass from Roderique (Vincent kick) Dec. 17, 2011 • Florence, Ala. Punting (No./Avg.)...... 4-35.2...... 5-39.0 0:39 PSU – Keynan Scheurich 12 run (kick failed) Pittsburg State 35, Wayne State (Mich.) 21 Penalties/Yards...... 4-29...... 6-50 Fourth Quarter 7:41 PSU – Rose 27 run (Vincent kick) Wayne State (Mich.) 14 0 0 7 – 21 Scoring Summary 2:41 PSU – Rose 12 run (Vincent kick) Pittsburg State 10 17 0 8 – 33 First Quarter 0:35 PSU – D’Vontae Brown 7 run (Vincent kick) 7:09 HU – Alapeti Magalei 25 yd run (John Gay kick) STATISTICS...... WSU...... PSU 5:19 HU – Romo Westbrook 70 yd run (John Gay kick) First Downs...... 14...... 20 Second Quarter Rushing (Att./Yds.)...... 44-211...... 45-187 7:42 HU – Romo Westbrook 81 yd run (John Gay kick) Passing (C/Att./Int.)...... 7-16-3...... 10-16-2 5:31 PSU –Anthony Abenoja 9 yd run (Connor Frazell kick) Passing Yards...... 59...... 190 2:06 PSU – Austin Panko 9 yd pass from Abenoja Total Offense...... 270...... 377 0:25 PSU – Gavin Lutman 19 yd pass from Abenojo (Frazell kick) Fumbles/Lost...... 2-1...... 0-0 Third Quarter Punting (No./Avg.)...... 3-24.3...... 2-43.0 7:47 PSU – Panko 21 yd pass from Abenoja (Frazell kick) Penalties/Yards...... 3-35...... 9-85 6:09 PSU – Panko 31 yd pass from Abenoja (Frazell) 2:06 PSU – Frazell 38 yd field goal TEAM AWARDS CARNIE SMITH AWARD JOE MURPHY AWARD Presented to the most outstanding player of the season, the award is named in honor of legendary Presented to the most valuable defensive player, this award is named in honor of former Pittsburg State PSU coach Carnie Smith. offensive line coach Joe Murphy. 2017 Michael Rose 1999 Lateef Walker 1981 Ron Freeman / 2017 Simanu’a Thomas 2003 Aaron McConnell 1989 James Gray 2016 Levi Copelin 1998 Ben Peterson Gene Wayenberg, Jr. 2016 Spencer Brown 2002 Chris Lutz 1988 John Roderique 2015 Marquise Cushon 1997 Justin Johnson 1980 Richard Overton 2015 Spencer Brown 2001 Earl Henry 1987 Kurt Thompson 2014 Gavin Lutman 1996 Zack Siegrist 1979 Mark Hittner 2014 Keeston Terry 2000 Wes Baker 1986 Bernard Brown 2013 John Brown 1995 B.J. McGivern 1978 Mark Hittner 2013 Nate Dreiling 1999 Andrew Poling 1985 Kent Thompson 2012 John Brown 1994 Andy Sweet 1977 Richard Overton 2012 Gus Toca 1998 Ben Peterson 1984 Kent Thompson 2011 Zac Dickey 1993 Joey Tobin 1976 Steve Simmons 2010 Nate Dreiling 1992 Ronald Moore 1975 Steve Simmons 2011 Nate Dreiling 1997 Mark Cook 1983 Mark McGivern 2009 Kendall Fisher 1991 Ronnie West 1974 Tim Anchors 2010 Nate Dreiling 1996 Anthony Randle 1982 Sam Pittman 2008 Mark Smith 1990 Ronnie West 1973 Gail Arnett 2009 Antonio Graham 1995 B.J. McGivern 1981 Mark Kilgore 2007 Mark Smith 1989 John Roderique 1972 Ken Manley 2008 Rusty Morgan 1994 Cooper Harris 1980 Ronnie Freeman 2006 Germaine Race 1988 Blaise Bauer 1971 Albert Schmidt 2007 Nick Dellasega 1993 Cooper Harris 1979 Rick Gallagher 2005 Germaine Race 1987 Gene Stegeman 1970 Albert Schmidt 2006 Jason Northern 1992 Troy Wilson 1978 Scott Janeway / John Burke 2004 Neal Philpot 1986 Bruce Stancell 1969 Bob Howard 2005 Josh Lattimer 1991 Shane Tafoya 1977 Brian McDougal 2003 Neal Philpot 1985 Bruce Stancell 1968 Charles Broyles 2004 Chad Miller 1990 Shane Tafoya 2002 Chris Lutz 1984 Chris Grantham 1967 Fred Held 2001 Earl Henry 1983 Sam Pittman / Greg Cobble 1966 John Peterson 2000 Wes Baker 1982 Chuck Lunn SUNFLOWER AWARD RICHARD STRATTON AWARD This award is given annually to the graduating senior with the highest overall grade point average. Given annually by vote of team members to the player showing the most sportsmanship, loyalty and 2017 Ethan Fugitt 2000 Chris Gab 1979 Rick Gallagher inspiration, in honor of Richard Stratton, killed in service in 1952. 2016 Deron Washington 1999 Ryan McGivern 1978 Dave Dellasega 2015 Jacob Wall 1998 Brian Moorman 1977 Brian McDougal 2017 Thomas LePage 1995 Phil Schepens 1973 Pat McGraw 2014 Keeston Terry 1997 Nate Apple 1976 John Cambron 2016 Demetrius Bernard 1994 Andy Sweet 1972 Charles Smith 2013 Chris Heffern 1996 Paul Mangen 1975 Pat Lamb 2015 Kyle Swartz 1993 Todd Hafner 1971 Charles Smith 2012 Chas Smith 1995 Zach Frank / Phil Schepens 1974 Jay Sperry 2014 Solomon Watkins 1992 Mike Brockel 1970 Mike Chapman 2011 Eric Love 1994 Brian Nutt 1973 Gail Arnett 2013 Tyler Disney / Daniel Rank 1991 Kendall Gammon 1969 Bob Numrich 2010 Blake Byford 1993 Derek Blackburn 1972 Bruce Graber 2012 Solomon Watkins 1990 Tim Sinclair 1968 Fred Linebarger 2009 Jay Nunez 1992 Mike Brockel 1971 Ron Cappoccia 97 2011 Zac Dickey 1989 Brett Potts 1967 Fred Held 2008 Caleb Farabi 1991 James Jenkins 1970 Mike Chapman 2010 Zac Dickey 1988 Wayne Kennedy 1966 Lewis Kalm 2007 Nick Dellasega 1990 Kelly Lawson 1969 Bob Numrich 2009 Chris Swartz 1987 Jon Beal 1965 Ron Vignery 2006 Ryan Meredith 1989 Brett Potts 1968 Larry Beard 2008 Kendall Molz 1986 Rodney Lewallen 1964 John Brunet / Ron Vignery 2005 Chris Beyer 1988 Scott Bailey 1967 Fred Held 2007 Zac Robinson 1985 Kris Kehl 1963 Doug Scherer 2004 Ryan Noble 1984 Terry Myers 1966 A.J. Wachter 2006 Ryan Meredith 1984 James Schreiber 1962 Bob Fulton / Tom Spiewak 2003 Adam Meier 1983 Mark McGivern 1965 Ron Vignery 2005 Andy Majors 1983 James Schreiber 1961 Mike Riley 2002 Aaron Hight 1982 Charles Lunn 1964 John Brunet 2004 Andy Majors 1982 Brent Smotherman 1960 Jerry Louthan 2001 Matt Brown 1980 Bill Wachter 1963 Wayne Young 2003 Mark Stephen 1981 Jeff Cooper 1959 Eldon Danenhauer 2002 Eric Johnson 1980 Mike Hegarty 1958 John Levra 2001 Jesse Owen 1979 Steve Bruce 1957 Paul Crandell 2000 Marc DeGiusti 1978 John Mumford 1956 Jim Skillen RONALD MOORE AWARD 1999 Dion Meneley 1977 Brian McDougal 1955 Allen Graber 1998 Ben Peterson 1976 Steve Pazzie 1954 James “Tex” Crutcher Presented to the most outstanding freshman, this award was named in honor of former Pittsburg 1997 Brandon Claypool 1975 Jack Crumbliss State running back Ronald Moore in 1993. 1996 Brandon Claypool 1974 Pat McGraw 2017 Morgan Selemaea 2004 Drew Brown / Ryan McInerney 1990 Chris Hanna 2016 Brenner Clemons / 2003 Germaine Race 1989 Ronald Moore Simanu’a Thomas 2002 Joe Taylor 1988 James Jenkins W.G. PARROTT AWARD 2015 Demetrius Bernard 2001 Neal Philpot 1987 Kenny Vernon 2014 Bo Farrow / Ethan Fugitt 2000 Aaron McConnell 1986 Ted Adams Presented to the most valuable offensive player, this award is named in honor of Pittsburg 2013 Heath Wilson 1999 Josh Shay 1985 Scott Bailey 2012 Gavin Rainwater 1998 Kyle Broyles 1984 Monte Weathers businessman and longtime PSU supporter W. G. Parrott. 2011 Mandel Dixon 1997 Travis Stepps 1983 Dave Harlin / Rob Kaelin / 2017 Michael Rose 1993 Joey Tobin 1969 Bob Howard 2010 Nate Dreiling 1996 Andrew Poling Bruce Stancell 2016 Levi Copelin 1992 Ronald Moore 1968 Charles Broyles 2009 Gus Toca 1995 Chad Webb 1982 Alan Hedrick / Cecil Robinson 2015 Jeff Seybold, Jr. 1991 Darren Dawson / 1967 John Peterson 2008 Aaron Sawyer 1994 Zack Siegrist 1981 Chris Grantham 2014 Gavin Lutman Ronald Moore 1966 J. Peterson / A. Wachter / 2007 Grant Garwood 1993 Phillip Simons 1980 Sam Pittman 2013 John Brown 1990 Jay Padden G. Wilson 2006 Jordan Karr 1992 Chris Brown 2012 John Brown 1989 Kenny Davis 1965 Larry Basky 2005 Travis Greer / Rashad Pittman 1991 Jeff Moreland 2011 John Brown 1988 Jesse Wall 1964 Gene John 2010 Zac Dickey/ 1987 Monte Weathers 1963 Craig Campbell / Terrance Isaac 1986 Gene Stegeman Gaylen McCubbin 2009 Kendall Fisher 1985 Tom Beebe 1962 Bob Fulton / Tom Spiewak RONNIE WEST AWARD 2008 Caleb Farabi 1984 Willie Brown 1961 Gary Snadon 2007 Caleb Farabi 1983 Chris Grantham 1960 Jerry Archer Presented to the most valuable special teams player, this award was named in honor of former Pitt 2006 Germaine Race 1982 Nick Motosko 1959 Paul Schleicher 2005 Germaine Race 1981 Stan Patton 1958 John Levra / Paul Schleicher State wide receiver Ronnie West in 1993. 2004 Germaine Race 1980 Steve Krull 1957 Len Mansfield 2017 Jared Vincent 2006 Nathan Alleman 1995 Brian Moorman 2003 Neal Philpot 1979 Richard Overton 1956 Marvin Ackerson / 2016 Carter Anchors 2005 Nathan Alleman 1994 B.J. McGivern 2002 Neal Philpot 1978 Boney Green Lynn Pollock 2015 Chad Levin 2004 Nathan Alleman 1993 David Mitchell 2001 Neal Philpot 1977 Brian Byers 1955 Marvin Ackerson / 2014 Connor Frazell 2003 Joe Rybnick 1992 Jeff Wood 2000 Anthony Chatmon 1976 Rex Garner Spencer Carter 2013 John Brown 2002 Daniel Chappell 1991 James Jenkins 1999 Lateef Walker 1975 Steve Simmons 1954 Bob Hill / Ray McDaniel 2012 John Brown 2001 Chris Lutz 1990 James Jenkins / Ronnie West 1998 Anthony Chatmon 1974 Tim Anchors 1953 Bob Hill 2011 John Brown 2000 Chris Lutz 1989 Steve Ginavan 1997 Justin Johnson 1973 Charles Smith 1952 Dale Neth / Paul Friskel 2010 Jared Witter 1999 Chris Lutz 1988 Kelly Lawson 1996 Zack Siegrist 1972 Alan Spencer 1951 Buddy Ball / Bert Lewis 2009 Jon Thomas 1998 Brian Moorman 1987 Mike Bowman 1995 Jeff Moreland 1971 Albert Schmidt 1950 Buddy Ball 2008 Harrison Kush 1997 Brian Moorman 1994 M. Mayfield / Jeff Moreland 1970 Rick Clark 1949 Jim Jolgen 2007 Jared Witter 1996 Brian Moorman All-Time Letterwinners – A – De’Vante Bausby, 2011-14 Nate Brady, 1994 Frank Burton, 1912, ’15 Mark Chestnut, 2010 Milen Darby, 1999-2000 Glenn Abell, 1940 William Bazzle IV, 2016 Craig Brakhage, 1997 Jeremiah Burton, 2008 Colby Childs, 2008 Dallas Darling, 1980 Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 Mickey Beagle, 1991-92 Jason Branham, 1913 Stacy Butcher, 1998-2000 Galen Christiansen, 1945 Dan Davenport, 1980-82 Marvin Ackerson, 1954-56 Jon Beal, 1985-87 Kaden Brannin, 2017 B.J. Butler, 2002-03 Nate Christman, 1985-86 Steve David, 1983-86 Avery Adair, 2011-14 Richard Beal, 1959-61 Eric Brantley, 2013-15 Todd Butler, 1980-82 Shawn Churchman, 2009 Russell Davidson, 1933 Tim Adam, 2001 Gerald Beaman, 1948-49 John Brashears, 2004 Mike Butler, 1979 Ryan Cipriani, 2015-17 Aaron Davis, 1999-2001 David Adams, 1973-76 Frank Bean, 1970-71 Eric Brantley, 2012-13 Todd Butler, 1979 Brandon Clark, 2007-08 John Davis, 1916 Howard Adams, 1927-29 Justin Bean, 2003-06 Marcus Brantley, 2017 Herbert Butterfield, 1925-26 Merle Clark, 1969-71 John Davis, 1954 Richard Adams, 1968-69 Carl Beard, 1938-41 Bill Brechue, 1979, ’81 Brian Byers, 1977-78 Rick Clark, 1969-70 Kendall Davis, 2010, ‘12 Ted Adams, 1986-89 Larry Beard, 1965-68 Jim Brennan, 1967-69 Blake Byford, 2008, ‘10 Eric Clawson, 2003-06 Kenny Davis, 1985, ’87-89 Troy Adams, 1987 Neal Beasley, 1972-73 J.W. Brewington, 1949-50 – C – Brandon Claypool, 1994-97 Paul Davis, 2017 Dick Adamson, 1955-57 Tim Beck, 1985-86 Floyd Brian, 1916 Roy Cagle, 1957 Bob Clemons, 1951 Richard Davis, 1963-65 Tyler Adkins, 2017 Aaron Becker, 1998-2000 Earl Brickey, 1923 James Caine, 2013 Brenner Clemons, 2016 Robert Davis, 1945 Willie Adkins, 1954-55 Percy Beckett, 1914 Lather Brickey, 1925 Rodney Calhoun, 1989 Cardell Clemons, 2007, ‘09-10 Russell Davis, 1933-34 Chuckey Aiken, 1995-96 Brett Beckmann, 1987-88 Tim Brierton, 1997-98 John Calo, 1964-65 Tracy Clites, 1989-90 T.D. Davis, 1983-84 Bret Alexander, 1986 Tom Beebe, 1982-85 A.M. Brim, 1942 John Cambron, 1975-76 Carroll Cobble, 1956-57 J.C. Dawes, 2006, ’08 Joe Alexander, 1979-82 Bill Beeson, 1960-61 Jeremiah Brittingham, 2004 Dash Cameron, 2017 Greg Cobble, 1981-83 Victor Dawkins, 1989 Pat Alexander, 1956-59 Rick Beets, 1972-74 Steve Brittingham, 1999 Bob Campbell, 1986 Kenneth Cochran, 1952 Darren Dawson, 1988-91 Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 Joe Begaudo, 1938-41 Henry Brock, 1927-30 Craig Campbell, 1960-63 Carl Cockerill, 1915-16 Jack Day, 1952 Bob Allen, 1955-56, ’58 Gerold Beisly, 1983 Mike Brockel, 1990-92 Elmo Campbell, 1918 Clay Cockerill, 1912, ’16 Mark Dean, 1982-85 Kenny Allen, 1985 Steve Benigno, 1972-73 Bill Bromley, 1952 Frank Campbell, 1923-26 Josiah Cody, 2009-10, ‘12 Everett Deckard, 1962-65 Dustin Allison, 1998-2000 Ryan Belcher, 2007-08 Mark Brooks, 1923 Ron Capoccia, 1969-71 Adrian Cole, 1998 Derrick Decker, 2013-14 Earl Allman, 1946-48 Aaron Bell, 2001, ’03 Bernard Brown, 1986 David Cardinal, 2014-15 Larry Colley, 1970-71 Raymond DeHon, 1932-33 Ted Allmon, 1968-69 Chris Bell, 1999-2000 Bill Brown, 1958-60 Chase Carney, 2015 Dick Colliver, 1959-61 Doug Deines, 1991 Paul Alyea, 1919-22 Charles Belt, 1947 Chris Brown, 1992-95 Jacob Carpenter, 2016-17 Tyler Collums, 2004-07 Marc DeGiusti, 1996, ’98-2000 Fred Ambler, 1958-59 Jean Bennett, 1924-27 Drew Brown, 2004-07 Jermaine Carpenter, 2003-04 Jeff Colvin, 1983-84 Charles Dellasega, 1938-40 Ernest Amoneno, 1976 Tyler Bennett, 2008 D’Vontae Brown, 2017 Brian Carson, 1991-94 Conner Combes, 2011, ’13 Dave Dellasega, 1976-78 Carter Anchors, 2015-17 Jason Benson, 1999-2000 John Brown, 2011-13 Claude Carter, 1922-23 Gerren Comeaux, 1997-2000 Nick Dellasega, 2004-07 Tim Anchors, 1972-75 Tom Benton, 1912 Matt Brown, 1999-2001 Eddie Carter, 1959-62 Ron Commons, 1968-71 Jeff Dema, 1983-84 Eugene Anderson, 1949 Robert Berman, 1949 Mike Brown, 1998-2000 Richard Carter, 1979-80 Dale Connor, 1942, ’46 Troy Denham, 1948-49 Glenn Anderson, 1940 Demetrius Bernard, 2015-17 Spencer Brown, 2013-16 Rodney Carter, 1994-95 Adam Contreras, 2006-07 Raymond Denny, 1947 98 Jess Anderson, 1925-27 Richard Berrouet, 1999-2000 Vincent Brown, 2014 Sam Carter, 1960 Derek Converse, 1987-88 Frank DeRiso, 1947 Kyle Anderson, 2013 Claude Berry, 1909-10 Willie Brown, 1982-84 Spencer Carter, 1954-56 Mark Cook, 1995-97 Alex Derryberry, 2017 Matt Anderson, 2011-13 Herbert Berry, 1923 Glenn Browne, 1930-32 Austin Cartright, 2005-08 Patrick Cook, 1995-98 Trey Derryberry, 2012-13 Leroy Andrews, 1915-16 Andy Bertuzzi, 1941-42 Charles Broyles, 1966-68 Dylan Case, 2013 Jeff Cooper, 1979-81 Kurt Deruy, 1979-82 Nate Apple, 1995-97 Zach Bessette, 2013-15 Kyle Broyles, 1998-99 Andrew Castaneda, 2011-12 Terry Cooper, 1979 Donald Dewey, 1972 Scott Apple, 1998-99 Derwood Bethel, 1932-33 Mark Broyles, 1999-2002 Joe Castelli, 1955 Willie Cooper, 2016-17 Kyle Dickehut, 1976-77 Calin Archer, 2010 Tony Bettega, 1931 Steve Bruce, 1976-79 Jake Catloth, 2009-12 Levi Copelin, 2015-16 Haromma Dickerson, 1993-94 Jerry Archer, 1959-62 Chris Beyer, 2005 John Brunet, 1961-64 Luke Catloth, 2013 Hubert Cormack, 1925 Steve Dickey, 1981-83 Bradley Argabright, 2011-14 Alpha Bibbs, 1966-68 M.C. Bryan, 1929 Bruce Cato, 1974 Edgar Corn, 1952-53 Zac Dickey, 2009-11 Tyronne Armstrong, 2001-03 Ricardo Bickham, 1985 Doug Bullard, 1990-93 Tony Cavalier, 1995 Maurice Cotter, 1959-62 Bob Dinsmore, 1974 Gail Arnett, 1971-73 Johnny Bilby, 1992-94 James Burke, 1969-71 Robert Caylor, 1964-65 Bob Coughenour, 1951-53 Tyler Disney, 2011-14 Emory Arnold, 1938 Tom Billionis, 1992 John Burke, 1978-79 Albert Cerne, 1946-48 Taylor Counts, 2011-13 John Dixon, 1964, ’66 Bill Atwell, 1965-67 Melvin Binford, 1924-25 Martin Burke, 2006-09 Charles Chancellor, 1963 W.J. Courley, 1909 Mandel Dixon, 2011-12 Jim Atwell, 1969-71 Ned Bingaman, 2016-17 Zach Burkhart, 2013-14 Lawrence Chaplin, 1915 Billy Cox, 2006, ’08 Charles Dobbs, 1910-11 Larry Audley, 1983-84 Rich Bishop, 1983-84 Wayne Burnett, 1957-58 Mike Chapman, 1968-70 W.H. Cox, 1909-10 Ryan Dodd, 2016-17 Bo Austin, 1997 Chad Blackburn, 1998-2000 Tank Burns, 2011-12, ’14 Daniel Chappell, 2001-02 William Cox, 1933 Justin Dore, 2007 Elliot Austin, 2002 Derek Blackburn, 1990-93 Jason Burroughs, 1928-29 Anthony Chatmon, 1998-2001 Jake Craig, 2010-11 Kris Dornan, 2002-04 Tim Austin, 2002-04 Harry Blake, 1945 Ramon Burroughs, 1997 Tom Cherry, 1972 Paul Crandell, 1957 Max Dorsey, 1981-83 Delbert Ayers, 1962-63 John Black, 1991 Kevin Crane, 1990-93 Jack Doty, 1918-21 – B – Tom Blancett, 1998-2000 Wayne Craven, 1947-50 Keith Dougherty, 1979 Phil Bailey, 1976 Nathan Blasi, 2002-03 Mitch Crawford, 2004-05 Lisle Doughman, 1917-18 Scott Bailey, 1985-88 Steve Blue, 1977-78 Frank Crespino, 1951-54 Greg Douglas, 1984 John Bair, 1962 Steve Bly, 1960 Paul Crews, 1978-79 Harvey Drake, 1950 Howard Baird, 1927 Wayne Bly, 1932-34 L.C. Crouch, 1947 Nate Dreiling, 2010-13 Brent Baker, 1995-98 George Bogatie, 1949-50 Shannon Crouch, 1988 Joe Dressler, 1969 Frank Baker, 1938-39 Robert Boggs, 1954 Byron Crowell, 1928 D.J. Driskill, 2003-04 Nathan Baker, 2001-04 Jack Bohannan, 1992 Harold Crowell, 1910 Edward Dudley, 1909, ’11, ’16 Wes Baker, 1997-2000 James Bolton, 1945 Pat Crowell, 1909 Eugene Dudley, 1964-67 William Baker, 1927 Stephen Bolton, 1992 Willie Crowley, 1983 George Duerkson, 1929 Juanté Baldwin, 2017 Truman Boman, 1945-47 Jack Crumbliss, 1974-75 Douglas Duffy, 1941 Buddy Ball, 1949-51 Jerry Boone, 1990-92 Billy Crump, 1989 Art Dugan, 1938-39 Lonnie Ball, 1986 Bennie Borden, 1991 Trice Crump, 1997 Keith Dugan, 1939-40 Joe Ballou, 1978-80 Jim Bortnick, 1975 “Tex” Crutcher, 1948, ’53-54 Kevin Duncan, 1991-92 Stewart Bandy, 2014 A. Borvers, 1926 Jerry Cummings, 1963-64 Jack Duncan, 1934 Greg Bankhead, 1968 William Boston, 1985-88 Halliday Curran, 1909-10 Trey Duncan, 1995 Don Barcus, 1971 Lee Bournonville, 1926-29 Pierce Curran, 2004-07 Robert Dunbarr, 1918 Josh Barcus, 1995-98 Dan Bowden, 1973-74, ’76 Cecil Cushman, 1913 Beryl Dungan, 1923 Steve Bari, 1971 Larry Bowden, 1966-67 Marquise Cushon, 2012-15 Bryan Dunn, 1998 Ross Barnett, 1925-27 Adam Bowers, 1994, ’96 – D – Craig Durfee, 2008-09 Roger Barney, 1968 Bob Bowers, 1950-51 Charles Dabbs, 1909 Dan Durkin, 1976-77 Brian Barta, 2005-07 Harold Bowman, 1917, ’23 Vince Daino, 1994-95 – E – Larry Basky, 1963-65 Mike Bowman, 1984-87 J.J. Dalton, 1994-97 Steve Eagan, 1964-66 Blaise Bauer, 1985-88 Brady Bradbury, 2014-16 Charles Dancer, 1950 Braxton Early, 2015-16 Brian Bauer, 2005 Tim Bradbury, 1992-94 Eldon Danenhauer, 1956, ’59 Mitch Edmiston, 1986 John Baumgartner, 1990 Harvey Bradford, 1976 Rick Clark Austin Daniel, 2012-15 Dean Edwards, 1922 DeMarcus Edwards, 2017 George Gadow, 1961-62 Colby Hall, 2012-15 Ted Hoffman, 1948-51 Justin Johnson, 1995-97 Mark Kilgore, 1979-82 Ike Eguae, 2004-05 Jubarko Gaines, 1993-94 Larry Hall, 1972-73 Phillip Hogan, 1989 Norman Johnson, 1981, ’83 Carl Killion, 1924-27 Ron Ehmann, 1965 Rick Gallagher, 1976-79 Robert Hall, 1972 John Hogue, 1946-47 Perry Johnson, 1912 Keith King, 1983 Tanner Eikenbary, 2015-16 Henry Galpine, 1918 Vernon Hall, 1940 Justin Holcomb, 1997-98 Rich Johnson, 1992-94 Kiah Kintchen, 2016-17 Jermaine Elam, 1994 Kendall Gammon, 1989-91 Victor Hall, 1913 Cody Holland, 2010-13 Richard Johnson, 1917-18 Bill Kirchner, 1972-73 Vernon Ellis, 1917 Gerald Gardner, 1938-40 Buster Ham, 1920 John Holland, 1975 Steve Johnson, 1947-48 Jim Kirkendoll, 1969 J.W. Emerson, 1952 Jason Gardner, 1993-94 Ramsey Hamilton, 2013-14, ’16-17 Sylvester Holland, ’83-84, ’86-87 Tyshawn Johnson, 2017 Bill Kiser, 1952-53 Fritz Emken, 1935-36 Wayne Gardner, 1929 Rusty Hamilton, 1974-75 Bill Hollenbeck, 1952-55 Vince Johnston, 1984 Shad Klinge, 1990-93 Fred Emmerson, 1922 Rex Garner, 1975-76 Dave Hammons, 1981-84 Dre Holman, 2013-14, ’16 Jim Jolgen, 1948-49 Griffin Knopp, 2012-14 Ted Engle, 1985 Greg Garrett, 1982 Bob Haney, 1978 Lewis Holmes, 1960-61 Alex Jones, 2015-17 Dennis Kohler, 1983-85 Tony Erskine, 1989 Terry Garrett, 1978-79 Brad Hanika, 2000 Vernon Holmes, 1941 Brandon Jones, 2004-05 Joseph Kohler, 1952 Buster Ertz, 1933-35 Bruce Garten, 1987 Anthony Hankins, 2001 Rance Holt, 1993-94 Chauncey Jones, 2003 Richard Kohler, 1949-50 James Eulse, 1931-32 Grant Garwood, 2007-09 Chris Hanna, 1990-93 Ryan Holt, 2008-10 Chris Jones, 1995 Aaron Kolich, 2009-12 Ray Evans, 1945, ’47 Nazareth Gates, 2001 Phil Hanson, 1937 Brett Holtom, 1978-79 JR Jones, 2008-11 Gary Kral, 1999-2000 Jason Ewing, 1926-27 Skylarr Gatson, 2013-14 Robert Hardeman, 1950 Bob Homer, 1968-71 Melvin Jones, 1940-42 Larry Kramer, 1961 John Ewing, 1955-57 Eddie Gaw, 1929-31 Darrack Harger, 2012 Brian Hoover, 1989-91 Wilton Jones, 1976-79 Woody Kramer, 1939-40 Orville Ewing, 1932-33 Don German, 1941-42, ’46-47 Kevin Harkless, 1987 Mike Hoover, 1986 Craig Jordan, 1990-92 Brendan Kraus, 1996-97 Billy Ewy, 2008-11 Ron Gibbons, 1974 Dave Harlin, 1983 James Hope, 1921 Keith Jordan, 1979-80 Charles Kreyer, 1937 – F – Jason Giebler, 1992 Ted Harre, 1984 Ed Hopkins, 1934-37 Ed Jukes, 1963-66 Rich Krivjansky, 1965 Jim Factor, 1963 Earl Gibson, 1934-37 John Harrington, 1922 Noah Hoppe, 2002-05 Dennis Junker, 1995 Don Krug, 1969 Jim Fahey, 1934 Paul Gibson, 1976-79 Brad Harris, 2000-01 Tucker Horak, 2017 Leon Jursche, 1939-40 Jackson Krull, 2016-17 Ted Fahrnbruch, 1934-36 Lawrence Gibson, 1915 Cooper Harris, 1992-94 Todd Horchem, 1978 Keith Just, 1966-67 Steve Krull, 1979-80 Milton Fairbank, 1960-63 Jon Gifford, 1977 James Harris, 1950 Josh Hornback, 2016 Charles Justice, 1965-66 Alex Kuhlman, 2007-10 Ed Fairchild, 1993-95 Robin Gifford, 1972-74 Robert Harris, 1955 Todd Horton, 1996-97 – K – Ron Kuhn, 1972 Gerald Falletti, 1950 Lloyd Gilbert, 1957 Walter Harris, 1996 J. Hottenstein, ’41-42, ’46-47 Jeremy Kadoich, 2009-11 Jeff Kuhns, 1983-84 Caleb Farabi, 2005-08 Jonathan Gilkey, 2017 Nathan Harrison, 2002-03 Greg Hough, 1982 Rob Kaelin, 1983-84 Levi Kuntzsch, 2010-13 John Farrar, 1970-71 Drew Gill, 2016 Robert Hart, 1914-15 Dee Householder, 1929 W.H. Kaemerling, 1909-10 Raymond Kuplen, 1932 Lon Farrell, 1950-51 Denny Gillard, 1991, 93-94 Jeff Harts, 1997-99 S.L. Householder, 1909-10 Adam Kahler, 1929-32 Brian Kurdi, 1977 Andy Farris, 1979 Larry Gilliland, 1972-74 Buford Hartman, 1922 Bob Howard, 1967-69 Conner Kaifes, 2017 Harrison Kush, 2006-08 Bo Farrow, 2014-17 Doug Gillispie, 1999 Dennis Harvey, 1971-74 Matt Howard, 1998-2001 Lewis Kalm, 1965-66 Claude Kyle, 1965 Charles Fedell, 1914 Steve Ginavan, 1987-89 Glen Harvey, 1975 Steve Howard, 1970-71 Scott Kan, 1982 Steve Kyler, 1991-94 Juston Ferrell, 1993-96 Kenneth Gire, 1938-41 Raymond Harvey, 1969-70 Alex Howdeshell, 2012-15 Bill Kapler, 1951 – L – Chris Fetters, 1993 Aaron Gnagy, 1992-93 Gary Hatfield, 1958-61 Everett Howerton, 1937 Cale Karigan, 2011-13 Kelvin LaForge, 1982 Max Fields, 1957 Claude Golden, 1909-10 Claude Hawley, 1932-34, ’36 Charles Howton, 1962-63 Matt Karleskint, 1921 Matt Laincz, 1997-2000 Jessie Finney, 1984 E. Golden, 1911 Butch Hayes, 1989-90 Elmer Hubbell, 1913 Glen Karr, 1959 Ray Laing, 1958, ’60 Derek Fisher, 2009-11 Ken Golden, 1981 Bernard Hays, 1951-52 Chris Hudson, 1994-96 Jordan Karr, 2006-09 Chris Lamb, 1974 Kendall Fisher, 2007-09 Jim Golomski, 1996-99 Bill Hazzard, 1965-67 Fred Hudson, 1929 Scott Karr, 1979-80 Mark Lamb, 1975-77 Art Flaniken, 1977-78 Bob Goltra, 1994-96 Mickey Heatherly, 1958-59 Jerry Hudson, 1964-67 Kip Keeley, 2015 Pat Lamb, 1974-75 Jeremiah Flemming, 2011-12 Phil Goode, 1977 Ernest Hebenstriet, 1947, ’49-51 Sterling Hudson, 1976-77 Kris Kehl, 1981-82, ’84-85 Ernest Lance, 1929-30 99 John Fleming, 1917 Jamie Goodson, 1988-91 Dustin Heckroth, 2008-09 Randy Hughes, 1975 Jeff Keller, 1987-88 John Lance, 1916-17 Roger Fleming, 1964 Chris Goodwin, 1999-2000 Alan Hedrick, 1982 Leo Huhn, 1936-37 Bristan Kelley, 2008-11 Robert Lance, 1926 Greg Flenniken, 1981 Bob Gordon, 1957-59 Richard Hedrick, 1970 Drake Humphrey, 2015 Craig Kelley, 1980-81 John Landers, 1921-22 Joe Fletcher, 1912 Harold Gordon, 1922 Chris Heffern, 2012-13 Wilbur Humphries, 1942, ’46 Fred Kemp, 1963-64 Melvin Lane, 1994 Norris Floyd, Jr., 2017 Jason Gorman, 1993-95 Brad Hefley, 2014-15 Matt Hunnicutt, 1977-79 John Kemp, 1985-87 Zack Langston, 2006-08 Leo Folck, 1923-26 Tom Gorman, 1964-67 Mike Hegarty, 1978-80 L.J. Hurst, 1952 Larry Kempton, 1963-64 Searle Lanyon, 1912 Naeem Forrester, 2011 Jim Gosch, 1962 Chester Heidmann, 1946-49 Brennan Hurt, 2006 David Kendall, 1950-51 Josh Lattimer, 2002-05 Leon Foster, 1946-48 Lance Gosch, 1989-92 Josh Heimerman, 2010-11 Brian Hutchins, 1990-93 Joe Kenndard, 2008-09 George Lawson, 1982-83 Steve Foster, 1974-75 Tom Gosch, 1959-61 Andy Heimsoth, 1978 Paul Hutsey, 1945, ’48-50 Tom Kennard, 1972 Josh Lawson, 1999, 2001-03 Lewis Foutz, 2012-13 Wesley Gosch, 1937-38 Jack Heitman, 1972 Tony Hutton, 1993 J.K. Kennedy, 1930-32 Kelly Lawson, 1987-90 Burl Fowler, 1953-54 Bert Gould, 1928-29 Fred Held, 1964-65, ’67 James Hyndman, 1916, ’19 Wayne Kennedy, 1987-88 Randy Leach, 1986 David Fowler, 1952-54 W.J. Gourley, 1910 Ryan Hellwig, 2000, ’02-04 – I – Clayton Kent, 1994-97 Austin Leake, 2013 Willie Fowler, 1976 Allen Graber, 1952, ’54-55 Ladson Helms, 1970 Lamar Ibrahim, 2006 Herb Kersley, 1967, ’69-70 Jack Leake, 1984 Marvin Foxx, 1980, ’82 Paul Grabske, 1917 Zack Henderson, 1998-99 Keeyon Incle, 2016-17 Andy Kesinger, 1990-92 Joe Lee, 1966, ’69 Melvin Foxx, 1980-82 Antonio Graham, 2006-09 Eric Hendrick, 1994-96 Jesse Ingle, 2013-14 Dave Ketcher, 1977 Glenn Leighty, 1919 Michael Franco, 1974 John Graher, 1974 R.R. Hendricks, 1909-10 Gene Irvin, 1956-59 Ron Kietzmann, 1968-70 Mark Lentz, 1985-86 Zach Frank, 1993-95 Dan Grammer, 1972-75 Trac Hendrix, 2005-07 Taye Irvin, 2012-15 Ky Kiger, 1988-91 Thomas LePage, 2014-17 Brandon Franklin, 2017 Thomas Grant, 1918 Earl Henry, 2000 Terrance Issac, 2007-10 Kris Kilian, 1932-35 Connor Frazell, 2012-14 Chris Grantham, 1981-84 Tyler Henry, 2010-11 Rod Ivy, 1967-68 Kent Frazell, 1975 Marvin Graves, 1928 Gene Hensley, 1996-98 – J – Garry Fredrick, 1978 James Gray, 1988-89 Earl Hepler, 1952 Chris Jaax, 2002-05 Gary Freeman, 1951 Joe Gray, 1947 Harold Herod, 1922-24 Derek Jackson, 2011 Ron Freeman, 1978-81 Boney Green, 1977-78 Aries Herrion, 2011-14 Jeremy Jackson, 2007, ‘09 Fred Freisberg, 1955 Earl Green, 1927-29 Todd Hertzog, 2006-08 Johnathon Jackson, 1986-89 Kurt Friess, 1985-86, ’88 Kedrick Greene, 2017 Harlan Hess, 1959-62 Scott Jacoby, 1995 Kenneth Frisbie, 1956 Travis Greer, 2005-08 Jeff Hess, 1984 Chris Jaggars, 1992-93 Paul Friskel, 1951-52 Mike Grier, 1961-62 Leroy Heusted, 1961-63 Tim Janes, 1976-77, ’79 Robert Friskel, 1952-53 Carroll Griffin, 1945 Willis Heydenberk, 1961-63 Arthur James, 1951 Ted Frith, 1984-85 Dennis Griffin, 1954-56 Bill Hickey, 1976-77 Frank Jameson, 1938 Willie Fritz, 1978-81 Jack D. Grim, 1942, ’46-47 Frank Hicks, 1959 Scott Janeway, 1975-78 Randy Fruits, 1973-75 Bob Grimm, 1972 Boston Higgins, 2011-14 Jim Jarvis, 1994 Dale Fry, 1926 Will Grissom, 2010-13 Aaron Hight, 1999-2002 Tyree Jefferson, 2015 Todd Fry, 1989-91 Robert Gromer, 1957, ’59 Don Hight, 1951-52 James Jenkins, 1989-91 Ethan Fugitt, 2014-17 Lee Grossman, 1930-32 C.L. Hill, 1917, ’20-21 Matt Jenkins, 2010 Ronnie Fuller, 1989-90, ’92 Prentice Gudgen, 1925-27 Robert Hill, 1936-37 Myles Jennings, 2008 Steve Fullerton, 1980-82 James Gurnforg, 1946-49 Robert Hill, 1951-54 Deaven Jensen, 2013-14 Bob Fulton, 1960-62 Alvar Gustafson, 1949 Ryder Hill, 2005-07 Caleb Jessup, 2009 Brandon Funk, 1997-98 John Gutierrez, 1989 S.L. Hill, 1919 Gene John, 1961-64 Codey Funk, 2016-17 – H – Willis Hill, 1925-26 Michael John, 1992, ’95-96 Travis Funk, 2014-15 Sam Habjan, 1986-87 Ralph Hinkle, 1917-18, ’22 Brian Johns, 2004-05 – G – William Hackney, 1922 Charles Hinton, 1958-60 Clarence Johnson, 1915-16 Chris Gab, 1997-2000 Todd Hafner, 1990, ’92-93 Mark Hittner, 1976-79 Donnie Johnson, 1985-88 Tyler Gable, 1993 Cody Hager, 2006-07 Douglas Hix, 1995-98 Eric Johnson, 1999-2002 Carl Gaddis, 1985 John Halfhill, 1942 Lynn Hoefling, 1972-74 Homer Johnson, 1916 Frank Hoffman, 1924-27 Bob Fulton Harmon Lesco, 1947 Michael Mayfield, 1994-95 David Mitchell, 1993-94 Jay Nunez, 2007-09 Albert Phillips, 1952 Kyle Roberson, 1996 Tom Lester, 1947, ’49-51 Todd Mayhew, 1985-86 Gregg Mitchell, 1971 Josh Nunu, 2010 Jerry Phillips, 1995 Clayton Roberts, 1930-33 Scott Lester, 2012-13 Mark Mayo, 1975-76 Scott Moherman, 1947-48 Brian Nutt, 1993-94 Joe Phillips, 1985-87 Mike Roberts, 2006-09 Brady Letchworth, 2011-14 Allen McArner, 1922-23 Kendall Molz, 2005-08 William Nylec, 1934-36 Marcus Phillips, 1993-94 Sumner Roberts, ’29-30, ’34-35 Jason Letterman, 1991 Bud McCallum, 1948 Cody Moore, 2010-11 – O – Scot Phillips, 1993-95 Alvin Robertson, 1981-82 Chad Levin, 2015-16 Jeff McCleod, 1981-82 Ronald Moore, 1989-92 Austin Ober, 1922-23 William Phillips, 1917 Bill Robertson, 1952-54 John Levra, 1956-58 Frank McClurin, 1978-79 Vern Moore, 1986 John Ogden, 1927-29 Neal Philpot, 2001-04 Dexton Robertson, 2016-17 Rod. LeWallen, ’82-83, ’85-86 Aaron McConnell, 2000-03 Brian Moorman, 1995-98 Greg Ohmes, 1966-67 John Pierce, 1977-79 Cebron Robinson, 1980-82 Burton Lewis, 1950 Ron McConnell, 1979-80 Jeff Moreland, 1991, ’93-95 Dennis O’Leary, 1971 Russell Pile, 1945 Joe Robinson, 1948 Carnell Lewis, 2017 Kelly McCormack, 1996 James Morey, 1935-36 Elijah Olabode, 2008-11 Brian Pinamonti, 1988-91 Paul Robinson, 2011 DeShane Lewis, 2015 Chase McCoy, 2011 Bill Morgan, 1938-41 Clay Oliver, 1972-74 Matt Pinamonti, 1995-97, ’99 Zac Robinson, 2004-07 Galen Lewis, 1977-79 Jeff McCoy, 2001-02 Jack Morgan, 1939-41 Lawrence Oliver, 1978 Lonnie Pittinger, 1927-29 Dennis Robison, 1955 Leland Lewis, 1928-30 John McCoy, 2008-09 Rusty Morgan, 2005-08 Bob Olson, 1937 Rashad Pittman, 2005-07, ‘09 Paul Robinson, 2010 Orville Lewis, 1949 Paul McCoy, 1930-33 Pete Moriconi, 1930-33 Earl Opie, 1919-21 Sam Pittman, 1980-83 Jack Rockafeller, 1945 Richard Lewis, 1972 Phil McCoy, 1990-91 Michael Mornes, 1987 Calvin O’Reilly, 1979 Robert Pitts, 1945 John Roderique, 1986-89 Rick Lewis, 1970-71 Waldon McCoy, 1941-42, ’46 Nate Morris, 2009-10 Raymond Ori, 1942 Bob Plagge, 1976-78 John Roderique, 2015-17 Russell Lewis, 1935-36 Jason McCreary, 1912 Todd Morrow, 2017 Frank Ortolani, 1959 Mark Plummer, 1950 Scott Roderique, 2012-14 Robert Lindburg, 1909-10 Gaylen McCubbin, 1962-64, ’66 William Morrow, 1946-47 Bill Osborn, 1982 Nick Pohlmann, 2009 Randy Rodick, 1978-80 Fred Linebarger, 1965-68 Adrian McCutchen, 1951-52 Bill Mosley, 1954-56 Johnny Osborne, 1963 Brian Poke, 1980 Eric Roepke, 1983-84 Donald Linville, 1946-48 Ray McDaniel, 1954 Jeremy Moss, 2005-06 Randy Osburn, 1967 Rudy Polchlopek, 1976-77 Junior Rons, 1950-51 Buck Livingston, 1935-36 Rex McDaniel, 1954-56 Nick Motosko, 1979-82 Andy Otting, 2015-17 Andrew Poling, 1996-99 Doug Ropp, 1975 Ted Livingston, 1933 Greg McDaniels, 1980 Bill Mounkes, 1983-85 Timon Oujiri, 1976-79 Jim Pollock, 1955-56 Trenton Ropp, 1993-94 Eustace Llewelyn, 1951-52 Roy McDaniels, 1948-50 Jason Mueller, 1983-84 Ronald Overeem, 1954, ’58 Lynn Pollock, 1955-56, ’58 Michael Rose, 1990-91 Chris Loch, 1999-2000 Brett McDonald, 2016-17 Harvey Mullen, 1921 Richard Overton, 1977-80 Dwight Pomeroy, 1911-13 Michael Rose, 2014-17 Brock Lohr, 2007-09 Grant McDonald, 2003-06 John Mumford, 1976-78 Jesse Owen, 1998-99, 2001 Jerry Poore, 1967 Mike Rose, 2001-03 Ryan Lonergan, 2000-01 Harry McDonald, 1937-40 Lysle Mummert, 1925 – P – Rex Pope, 1975-76 Jerry Ross, 1994-97 Paris Long, 1981-84 Lee McDonald, 1932 Jeff Mundhenke, 1989-91 Jay Padden, 1987-90 Domenic Poretta, 1950-51 Tony Ross, 1984 Robert Long, 1975-77 Brian McDougal, 1974-77 Michael Mundt, 1993-94 Frank Page, 1946-47 Brian Poston, 2012-15 Denny Routh, 1991, ’93-94 Robert Lorenzen, 1945-48 Bryce McFarland, 1998 Gary Murkin, 1960-61, ’63-64 Mike Palier, 1980 Stephen Poston, 2012-13 Johnny Row, 2009-10 George Lortz, 1913 Robert McField, 2012, ’14 Joe Murphy, 1932-33 Duke Palmer, 1989, 91-92 Mike Potchad, 1967-70 Rob Rowland, 1989 Eric Love, 2009-11 Marcus McGarry, 1978-79 Todd Myers, 1983-84 Austin Panko, 2014-17 O.F. Potter, 1911 Kaden Roy, 2017 Leon Lowe, 1971-72 Shane McGinnis, 2005-08 Robert Myers, 1931-33 Josh Paoni, 2006-08 Brett Potts, 1986-89 Lawrence Royer, 1934-36 Jerry Louthan, 1959-60 B.J. McGivern, 1992-95 Trey Myers, 2016 Adam Papish, 2001 Doug Potts, 1961-64 Kyle Rudolph, 1999, 2001-02 Milton Lowmaster, 1951 Mark McGivern, 1980-83 William Myers, 1999 Art Parkhurst, 1948-49 Cortez Pouncil, 2001 Chance Rudzik, 1992-93 Ricky Ludeman, 2007-09 Ryan McGivern, 1997-99 – N – Anthony Parks, 1994-95 Mike Powell, 1969-72 Ralph Russell, 1931-34 Lester Lucas, 1930-31, ’38 Mike McGraw, 1970-72 Danny Nance, 1953, ’55-56 Gene Patrick, 1945 Bryan Pray, 2005-06 Derek Ryan, 2005-06 James Luke, 1921 Pat McGraw, 1971-74 Greg Neece, 1985 Bob Patrick, 1954 Billy Presson, 1957, ’60-61 Jon Ryan, 1982-84 Max Lundstrom, 1950, ’53 Ryan McInerney, 2004-07 Matt Neis, 1989 Robert Patrick, 1945, ’48-50 Dewey Price, 1919-21 Frank Rybnick, 1948-49 100 Gary Lundy, 1975-76 Walter McKay, 1914 G.C. Neloms, 1981-82 Jason Patterson, 2004 John Pringle, 1980-82 Joe Rybnick, 2000-03 Chuck Lunn, 1979-82 T.B. McKee, 1914-15 Marques Nelson, 2005-08 Noble Patterson, 1913, ’16 Jess Proctor, 1915-16 – S – Greg Lunn, 1980-83 Ty McKinne Dale Neth, 1952 Stan Patton, 1979-81 Carlos Pruett, 1927-29 Rito Saenz, 1997-2000 Gavin Lutman, 2010, ’12-14 Gage McKinnis, 2010 Jeremy Neville, 2001-02, ’04-05 Craig Pauly, 2004-05 B.J. 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Tom Spiewak Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (1989-pres) 2017 2013 Caleb Farabi, RB (1) Tim Austin, WR (HM) 1997 Juanté Baldwin, DB (HM) John Brown, WR/RS (1) Alex Kuhlman, DB (1) Jermaine Carpenter, WR (HM) Brandon Claypool, OL (1) Marcus Brantley, DB (2) Nate Dreiling, LB (1) Kendall Molz, OL (1) Chris Jaax, LB (HM) Mark Cook, LB (1) Bo Farrow, OL (3) Cody Holland, OL (1) Travis Greer, OL (2) Andy Majors, QB (HM) Justin Johnson, RB (1) Ethan Fugitt, LB (3) Jeff Seybold, RB (1) Harrison Kush, KR (2) Joe Taylor, FB (HM) Sean McNamara, OL (1) Codey Funk, OL (1) Joe Uzzel, DL (1) Rusty Morgan, LB (2) Laramie Todd, OL (HM) Brian Moorman, P (1) Josh Hornback, DB (HM) Taye Irvin, DL (2) Marques Nelson, WR (2) 2003 Ben Peterson, DL (1) Carnell Lewis, DB (HM) Keeston Terry, DB (2) Austin Cartright, LB (HM) Tyronne Armstrong, OL (1) Andrew Poling, DB (1) Meredith Austin Panko, WR/RS (3) De’Vante Bausby, DB (3) Jordan Karr, DL (HM) Aaron McConnell, DL (1) Chad Webb, DL (1) Armstrong Bradley Payne, DL (HM) Tyler Disney, LB (3) Jay Nunez, OL (HM) Neal Philpot, QB (1) Brent Baker, OL (2) 2003-06 Michael Rose, RB (2) Connor Frazell, PK (3) Mike Roberts, DL (HM) Mark Stephen, DE (1) Jerry Ross, TE (2) 2002-03 Morgan Selemaea, LB (HM) Tyler Smith, OL (3) Mark Smith, QB (HM) Terek Wilson, DB (1) Josh Barcus, PK (HM) Darian Taylor, DB (HM) Anthony Abenoja, QB (HM) Spencer Worthington, LB (HM) Nathan Baker, OL (2) Mike Reynolds, DL (HM) Simanu’a Thomas, DL (1) Avery Adair, DL (HM) 2007 Josh Lattimer, LB (2) Zack Siegrist, QB (HM) Zach Thomas, OL (HM) Conner Combes, TE (HM) Mark Smith, QB (1) Josh Lawson, DL (2) Travis Stepps, DB (HM) Jared Vincent, PK (HM) Aries Herrion, DB (HM) Caleb Farabi, RB (1) Germaine Race, RB (2) LaShawn Taylor, TE (HM) Jovon Wilson, TE (HM) Jason Peete, DB (HM) Zac Robinson, OL (1) Jermaine Carpenter, WR (HM) 1996 2016 Ollie Venegas, OL (HM) Kendall Molz, OL (2) Andy Majors, WR (HM) Bob Goltra, OL (1) Carter Anchors, P (1) 2012 Nick Dellasega, DB (2) Ryan Meredith, DL (HM) Eric Hendrick, LB (1) Spencer Brown, LB (2) John Brown, WR/RS (1) Pierce Curran, WR (HM) Chad Miller, LB (HM) Chris Hudson, KR (1) Brenner Clemons, WR (HM) Cody Holland, OL (1) Brian Barta, TE (HM) Jimmie Taylor, LB (HM) Brian Moorman, P (1) Levi Copelin, WR (1) Nate Dreiling, LB (1) Rashad Pittman, DL (HM) Chad Weeks, OL (HM) Anthony Randle, DL (1) Ryan Dodd, OL (HM) Gus Toca, DL (2) Zack Langston, LB (HM) 2002 Phillip Simons, DB (1) Bo Farrow, OL (2) Anthony Abenoja, QB (HM) Rusty Morgan, LB (HM) Daniel Chappell, PK (1) Chad Webb, DL (1) Chatmon Ethan Fugitt, LB (HM) Andrew Castaneda, WR (HM) Geoff Tisdale, DB (HM) Aaron Hight, DB (1) Brent Baker, OL (2) Golomski 1998-2001 Codey Funk, OL (2) Aaron Kolich, OL (HM) 2006 Eric Johnson, OL (1) Ben Peterson, DL (2) 1998-99 Austin Panko, RS (2) / WR (HM) Joe Uzzel, DL (HM) Nathan Alleman, PK (1) Aaron McConnell, DL (1) Chuckey Aiken, WR (HM) John Roderique, QB (3) Keeston Terry, DB (HM) Germaine Race, RB (1) Chris Lutz, LB (1) Josh Barcus, PK (HM) Michael Rose, RB (HM) Jason Peete, DB (HM) Zac Robinson, OL (1) Jeff Untereker, TE (1) Brandon Claypool, OL (HM) Kyle Swartz, TE (3) 2011 Drew Brown, OL (2) Tyronne Armstrong, OL (2) Mark Cook, LB (HM) Simanu’a Thomas, DL (HM) John Brown, RS (1) Ryan Meredith, DL (2) Josh Lawson, DL (HM) Justin Johnson, RB (HM) Deron Washington, DB (1) Nate Dreiling, LB (1) Bryan Pray, WR (2) Levi Neville, DB (HM) Andrew Poling, DB (HM) Heath Wilson, DL (2) Elijah Olabode, DB (1) Brian Barta, TE (HM) Neal Philpot, QB (HM) Zack Siegrist, QB (HM) 2015 Gus Toca, DE (1) Nick Dellasega, DB (HM) Mark Stephen, DE (HM) LaShawn Taylor, TE (HM) Spencer Brown, LB (2) Zac Dickey, QB (2) Travis Greer, OL (HM) Joe Taylor, RB (HM) 1995 Dino Teague, DB (2) Cody Holland, OL (2) Harrison Kush, KR (HM) Terek Wilson, LB (HM) Chris Brown, DB (1) Deron Washington, DB (2) Kell Smalley, OL (2) Shane McGinnis, OL (HM) 2001 Jason Gorman, DB (1) Heath Wilson, DL (2) Luke Stringer, LB (2) Bryan McMurtrey, DB (HM) Brad Harris, DL (1) B.J. McGivern, LB (1) Marquise Cushon, RS (3) Spencer Worthington, DE (2) Jason Northern, LB (HM) Earl Henry, LB (1) Brian Moorman, P (1) Bo Farrow, OL (3) J.R. Jones, DL, (HM) 2005 Aaron Hight, DB (1) Anthony Parks, LB (1) Claypool Demetrius Bernard, LB (HM) Chase McCoy, K (HM) Nathan Alleman, PK (1) Matt Howard, OL (1) Anthony Randle, DL (1) Taylor 1995-97 Chad Levin, PK (HM) Nick Pugh, OL (HM) Josh Lattimer, LB (1) Aaron McConnell, DL (1) Phil Schepens, OL (1) 1995-97 John Roderique, Jr., QB (HM) Chas Smith, DB, (HM) Andy Majors, QB (1) Pat McNally, TE (1) Josh Barcus, PK (2) 102 Michael Rose, RB (HM) Jon Thomas, WR (HM) Ryan Meredith, DL (1) Travis Stepps, DB (1) Ed Fairchild, RB (2) Jeff Seybold, Jr., RB (HM) Briceton Wilson, RB (HM) Germaine Race, RB (1) Steve Wells, OL (1) Bob Goltra, OL (2) Montrae Strickland, DL (HM) 2010 Joe Taylor, FB (1) Chris Lutz, P (2) Jeff Moreland, QB (2) 2014 Jared Witter, P (1) Chad Weeks, OL (1) Jesse Owen, RB (2) LaShawn Taylor, TE (2) Anthony Abenoja, QB (1) Mark Chestnut, OL (2) Brandon Jones, DE (2) Caleb White, DL (2) Chuckey Aiken, WR (HM) De’Vante Bausby, DB (1) Nate Dreiling, LB (2) Brandon Twito, TE (2) Tom Blancett, LB (HM) Brandon Claypool, OL (HM) Marquise Cushon, WR (1) Alex Kuhlman, DB (2) Eric Clawson, WR (HM) Anthony Chatmon, RB (HM) Eric Hendrick, LB (HM) Connor Frazell, PK (1) Terrance Isaac, RB (HM) Pierce Curran, WR (HM) Ryan Lonergan, OL (HM) Chris Hudson, WR (HM) Gavin Lutman, WR (1) Johnny Row, LB (HM) Noah Hoppe, DB (HM) Wes Middleton, WR (HM) Mike Mayfield, RB (HM) Tyler Smith, OL (1) Chas Smith, DB (HM) Chris Jaax, LB (HM) Neal Philpot, QB (HM) Chad Webb, DL (HM) Keeston Terry, DB (1) Gus Toca, DL (HM) Jeremy Neville, DB (HM) Steve Stanhope, DL (HM) 1994 Heath Wilson, DL (1) Dustin Wiley, OL (HM) Zac Robinson, OL (HM) 2000 Tim Bradbury, LB (1) Hendrick Spencer Brown, LB (2) Spencer Worthington, DL (HM) 2004 Wes Baker, LB (1) Chris Brown, DB (1) Gorman Deaven Jensen, DL (2) 2009 Nathan Baker, OL (1) Anthony Chatmon, RB (1) Cooper Harris, LB (1) 1995-96 Ollie Venegas, OL (2) Jay Nunez, OL (2) Ryan Meredith, DL (1) Earl Henry, LB (1) Rance Holt, OL (1) 1994-95 Aries Herrion, DB (3) Alex Kuhlman, DB (2) Chad Miller, LB (1) Matt Howard, OL (1) David Mitchell, P (1) Taye Irvin, DL (3) Terrance Isaac, RB (HM) Neal Philpot, QB (1) Gary Kral, PK (1) Trenton Ropp, TE (1) Kyle Swartz, TE (3) Kendall Fisher, WR (HM) Germaine Race, RB (1) Chris Lutz, P (1) Phil Schepens, OL (1) Avery Adair, DL (HM) Martin Burke, TE (HM) Casey Warlop, DL (1) Aaron McConnell, DL (1) Andy Sweet, LB (1) Austin Daniel, WR (HM) Mike Roberts, DL (HM) Chad Weeks, OL (1) Travis Stepps, DB (1) Tim Voss, DL (1) Tyler Disney, LB (HM) Caleb Jessup, LB (HM) Kris Dornan, OL (2) Richard Berrouet, DL, (HM) Brian Carson, LB (2) Bo Farrow, OL (HM) Antonio Graham, LB (HM) Josh Lattimer, LB (2) Chad Blackburn, OL (HM) Brian Nutt, OL (2) Colby Hall, LB (HM) Phillip Simons, DB (2) 2008 Jeremy Neville, DB (2) 1999 Deron Washington, DB (HM) Wes Baker, LB (1) Jason Gorman, DB (HM) Jim Golomski, TE (1) Mike Mayfield, RB (HM) Matt Howard, OL (1) Jeff Moreland, QB (HM) MIAA AWARD WINNERS Andrew Poling, DB (1) Mike Mundt, WR (HM) Brice Taylor, OL (1) Marcus Phillips, DL (HM) Hutchins 2016 2001 Caleb White, DL (1) Sean Scott, RB (HM) Pinamonti Earl Henry, Defensive MVP 1992-93 Brenner Clemons, Freshman of the Year Anthony Chatmon, RB (2) 1993 1990-91 2013 1998 Tyler Meuten, OL (2) Tim Bradbury, LB (1) Anthony Abenoja, Offensive MVP Ben Peterson, Defensive MVP Matt Pinamonti, LB (2) Chris Brown, DB (1) Lateef Walker, QB (2) Doug Bullard, OL (1) Connor Frazell, Special Teams MVP 1997 David Mitchell, P (1) 2013 Steve Brittingham, DL (HM) Chad Webb, Defensive MVP Dion Meneley, LB (HM) Chance Rudzik, DL (1) John Brown, Special Teams MVP 1996 Randy Reed, DB (HM) Paul Sparkman, TE (1) 2012 Andy Poling, Freshman of the Year 1998 Joey Tobin, RB (2) John Brown, Special Teams MVP 1995 Brent Baker, OL (1) Cooper Harris, LB (2) 2011 B.J. McGivern, Co-Defensive MVP Wes Baker, LB (1) Brian Nutt, OL (2) Josh Barcus, PK (1) Derek Blackburn, DL (HM) Nate Dreiling, Defensive MVP 1994 Brian Carson, LB (HM) 2006 Jim Golomski, TE (1) Andy Sweet, Defensive MVP Brian Moorman, P (1) Chris Hanna, DL (HM) Germaine Race, Offensive MVP 1992 Ben Peterson, DL (1) Brian Hutchins, QB (HM) 2005 Ronald Moore, Offensive MVP Andrew Poling, DB (1) Marcus Phillips, DL (HM) McMillian Phil Schepens, OL (HM) Adams Germaine Race, Offensive MVP 1991 Anthony Chatmon, RB (HM) 1989-90 Gene Hensley, LB (HM) 1992 1988-89 2004 Shane Tafoya, Defensive MVP Tim Bradbury, LB (1) Neal Philpot, Offensive MVP Douglas Hix, WR (HM) 1990 Dion Meneley, DL (HM) Mike Brockel, OL (1) 2003 Ronnie West, Newcomer of the Year Poncho Sales, LB (HM) Chris Hanna, DL (1) Neal Philpot, Offensive MVP 1989 Zack Siegrist, QB (HM) Andy Kesinger, OL (1) Aaron McConnell, Defensive MVP John Roderique, Defensive MVP Travis Stepps, DB (HM) Ronald Moore, RB (1) Germaine Race, Co-Freshman of the Year Brice Taylor, OL (HM) Duke Palmer, DB (1) Chad Webb, DL (HM) Ray Staten, WR (1) Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association (1989-pres) Troy Wilson, DL (1) Jamie Goodson, LB (2) Troy Wilson, DE (1) Jay Padden, QB (1) Doug Bullard, C (2) Ky Kiger, DL (2) Darryl Wren, DB (1) Brett Potts, DL (1) Lance Gosch, LB (2) Ronald Moore, RB (2) Jamie Goodson, LB (2) John Roderique, LB (1) Scott Lutz, TE (2) Jeff Mundhenke, OL (2) Brian Hoover, OL (2) Tim Sinclair, OL (1) Joel Thornton, DB (2) Doug Bullard, C (3) Ky Kiger, DL (2) Jody Truitt, TE (1) Brian Hutchins, QB (3) Chris Hanna, DL (3) Jeff Mudhenke, OL (2) Darryl Wren, DB (1) Kris Mengarelli (3) Brian Pinamonti, TE (3) Jay Padden, QB (2) Kenny Davis, RB (2) Chance Rudzik, DL (3) Joel Thornton, DB (3) Mike Brockel, OL (3) Ira McMillian, DB (2) Joey Tobin, RB (3) 1990 James Jenkins, PK (3) Troy Schwiegerath, DL (2) Meek 1991 Darren Dawson, RB (1) Brian Pinamonti, TE (3) John Steele, DL (2) Stegeman 1987-88 Mike Brockel, OL (1) Kendall Gammon, OL (1) Chris Hanna, DL (HM) Steve Ginavan, WR (3) 1985-87 Darren Dawson, RB (1) Phil McCoy, DE (1) Kelly Lawson, RB (HM) Kendall Gammon, OL (1) Ira McMillian, DB (1) 1989 Phil McCoy, DL (1) Ronald Moore, RB (1) Ted Adams, DB (1) Michael Rose, LB (1) Tim Sinclair, OL (1) Darren Dawson, RB (1) Shane Tafoya, LB (1) Shane Tafoya, LB (1) Kendall Gammon, OL (1) Ronnie West, WR (1) Jody Truitt, TE (1) James Gray, LB (1) Troy Wilson, DL (1) Ronnie West, WR (1) Brian Hoover, OL (1) Central States Intercollegaite Conference (1976-88) 1988 1986 Steve Siebuhr, QB (2) Cebron Robinson, RB (2) Richard Overton, RB (1) Ted Adams, DB (1) Kenny Allen, TE (1) Bruce Stancell, RB (2) Paris Long, DL (HM) Kevin Shipley, P (1) Brown Blaise Bauer, TE (1) Bernard Brown, LB (1) Kent Thompson, LB (2) Greg Lunn, DL (HM) Paul Gibson, DL (2) Valentini 1986 Wayne Kennedy, DL (1) Steve David, LB (1) Monte Weathers, RS (2) G.C. Neloms, WR (HM) Ron McConnell, OL (2) 1984-86 Mike Meek, RB (1) Todd Mayhew, OL (1) Larry Audley, LB (HM) John Pringle, DB (HM) Rich Carter, DL (HM) Brett Potts, DL (1) Bruce Stancell, RB (1) Steve David, DL (HM) Steve Seeley, OL (HM) Willie Fritz, DB (HM) John Roderique, LB (1) Gene Stegeman, QB (1) Dave Hammons, P/PK (HM) Howard Walker, DB (HM) Steve Krull, WR (HM) Rick Tyson, OL (1) Sam Valentini, OL (1) Rob Kaelin, DB (HM) 1981 Randy Rodich, OL (HM) Jesse Wall, OL (1) Monte Weathers, RB (1) Dennis Kohler, WR (HM) Ron Freeman, DL (1) 1978 Scott Bailey, TE (2) Ted Adams, DB (2) Bill Mounkes, WR (HM) Mark Kilgore, LB (1) John Burke, LB (1) Kenny Davis, RB (2) Mike Bowman, PK (2) Sam Valentini, OL (HM) Stan Patton, RB (1) Brian Byers, OL (1) Dale Fuchs, OL (2) Rodney Lewallen, RB (2) 1983 John Pringle, DB (1) Rick Gallagher, DL (1) James Gray, LB (2) Roman Wiehebrink, DL (2) Greg Cobble, WR (1) Tom Stringer, OL (1) Mark Hittner, QB (1) James Jenkins, PK (2) Scott Bailey, LB (HM) Chris Grantham, OL (1) Gene Wayenburg, Jr., WR (1) Scott Janeway, DB (1) Donnie Johnson, DB (2) Blaise Bauer, WR (HM) Mark McGivern, LB (1) Willie Fritz, DB (2) Wilton Jones, TE (1) Scott Waner, OL (2) Jon Beal, OL (HM) Sam Pittman, DL (1) Chuck Lunn, DL (2) Paul Gibson, DL (2) Beebe William Boston, DB (HM) Tim Beck, DB (HM) Howard Walker, DB (1) Nick Motosko, QB (2) Boney Green, RB (2) Grantham Derek Converse, DB (HM) Mark Lentz, DL (HM) Willie Brown, RB (2) Cebron Robinson, RB (2) Bob Stringer, OL (2) 1983-85 Kurt Friess, DL (HM) Lee Meyers, LB (HM) Rob Kaelin, DB (2) Steve Seeley, OL (2) Greg Smith, WR (2) 1982-84 103 Steve Ginavan, WR (HM) Bryan Simoncic, LB (HM) George Lawson, DL (2) Jeff Cooper, LB (HM) Steve Blue, OL (HM) Jay Padden, QB (HM) Rick Tyson, OL (HM) John Stringer, OL (2) Sam Pittman, DL (HM) Dave Dellasega, RB (HM) Mike Reisig, DL (HM) 1985 Tom Beebe, OL (HM) Kent Warner, OL (HM) Richard Overton, RB (HM) Kenny Vernon, RB (HM) Tom Beebe, OL (1) Steve Dickey, WR (HM) Allen Watts, DB (HM) Malcolm Stewart, DL (HM) 1987 Steve David, DL (1) Dave Hammons, P (HM) Scott Zornes, TE (HM) Willie Fritz, DB (HM) Troy Adams, DL (1) Kris Kehl, TE (1) Dave Harlin, OL (HM) 1980 1977 Blaise Bauer, TE (1) Bruce Stancell, RB (1) Paris Long, DL (HM) Mark Kilgore, LB (1) Brian Byers, OL (1) Jon Beal, OL (1) Mike Bowman, PK (2) Greg Lunn, DL (HM) Jim Mathews, DL (1) Brian McDougal, DL (2) Mike Bowman, PK (1) Ted Frith, DB (2) John Mangan, DL (HM) Richard Overton, RB (1) Rudy Polchlopek, DB (2) Mike Meek, RB (1) Rodney Lewallen, RB (2) Bill Mounkes, WR (HM) Randy Rodich, OL (1) Greg Smith, RB (2) Bob Schaller, DL (1) Gene Stegeman, QB (2) Terry Myers, DL (HM) Ron Freeman, DL (2) Steve Bruce, OL (HM) Bryan Simoncic, LB (1) Kent Thompson, LB (2) Steve Siebuhr, QB (HM) Ron McConnell, OL (2) Don Durkin, DB (HM) Motosko Gene Stegeman, QB (1) Sam Valentini, OL (2) 1982 Gene Wayenburg, Jr., WR (2) Mark Lamb, OL (HM) Hittner 1981-82 Kurt Thompson, LB (1) Monte Weathers, RS (2) Chris Grantham, OL (1) Joe Ballou, PK (HM) Richard Overton, RB (HM) 1978-79 Jesse Wall, OL (1) Roman Wiehebrink, DL (2) Mark Kilgore, LB (1) Jeff Cooper, LB (HM) Pete Peltzer, TE (HM) Monte Weathers, RB (1) Tim Beck, DB (HM) Chuck Lunn, DL (1) Steve Krull, WR (HM) Kevin Shipley, P (HM) Ted Adams, DB (2) D. Kohler, WR/TE (HM) Sam Pittman, DL (1) Frank McLaurin, DL (HM) 1976 Donnie Johnson, DB (2) Bill Mounkes, WR (HM) Alvin Robertson, DB (1) John Pringle, DB (HM) Dan Bowden, LB (1) Brett Potts, DL (2) Monte Weathers, RB (HM) Todd Butler, OL (2) Bob Stringer, OL (HM) Rex Garner, RB (1) Rick Tyson, OL (2) 1984 Greg Cobble, WR (2) 1979 Steve Pazzie, LB (1) Scott Bailey, TE (HM) Tom Beebe, OL (2) Kris Kehl, TE (2) Steve Bruce, OL (1) Steve Simmons, LB (1) Dale Fuchs, OL (HM) Willie Brown, RB (1) Rodney Lewallen, RB (2) John Burke, LB (1) John Cambron, DL (2) Steve Ginavan, WR (HM) Chris Grantham, OL (1) Mark McGivern, LB (2) Rick Gallagher, DL (1) Mark Mayo, OL (2) Kevin Harkless, DB (HM) John Stringer, OL (1) Frank McLaurin, DB (2) Mark Hittner, QB (1) Pete Peltzer, TE (2) Wayne Kennedy, DB (HM) Kris Kehl, TE (2) Jeff McLeod, DB (2) Brett Holtom, DB (1) John Roderique, LB (HM) Terry Myers, DL (2) Nick Motosko, QB (2) Wilton Jones, TE (1) Jones Anchors 1978-79 Great Plains Athletic Conference (1972-75) 1974-75 1975 John Holland, RB (1) 1974 Gail Arnett, OL (HM) Bill Townsley, RB (HM) Tim Anchors, LB (1) Steve Simmons, LB (1) Tim Anchors, LB (1) Ken Manley, LB (HM) 1972 John Cambron, DL (1) George Voegli, OL (1) 1973 Pat McGraw, OL (HM) Alan Spencer, E (1) Steve Foster, DB (1) Larry Redmon, RB (1) Chuck Smith, QB (HM) Bill Townsley, RB (1) Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (1969-71) 1971 1970 Steve Howard, RB (1) 1969 Bob Numrich, OL (1) Ron Capoccia, OL (1) Rick Clark, QB (1) Herb Kersley, DL (1) Rick Clark, QB (1) Mike Potchad, DL (1) Steve Howard, RB (1) Larry Colley, DL (1) Mike Potchad, OL (1) Bob Howard, RB (1) Jim Manley, OL (1) Bob Homer, LB (1) Smith Clark 1973 Central Intercollegiate Conference (1928-68) 1969-70 1968 Bob Numrich, C (1) 1967 Randy Whipple, OE (1) Bob Howard, FB (2) Jim Brennan, DE (1) Mike Potchad, OT (1) Gene Dudley, OT (1) Bill Atwell, C (2) Gary Massey, OG (2) Charles Broyles, DT (1) Bob Homer, LB (2) Bill Hazzard, OE (1) Larry Beard, DE (2) Greg Ohmes, DG (2) Bob Howard, FB (1) Fred Linebarger, DB (2) Keith Just, DT (1) Larry Bowden, DG (2) Mike Potchad, OT (2) Gary Massey, OG (1) Greg Wells, DG (2) John Peterson, DT (1) Jim Brennan, DE (2) Bill Rink, DB (2) Fred Held, HB (2) Central Intercollegiate Conference (1928-68) 1966 1960 1952 1942 1934 Larry Beard, DB (1) Richard Beal, T (1) Robert Coughenour, G (1) Waldon McCoy, T (1) Ernest Sellman, HB (1) Steve Eagan, OT (1) Harlan Hess, T (1) Bernard Hays, T (1) Gene Ridenour, E (1) Bob Tarrant, E (1) Bill Hazzard, DE (1) Gary Snadon, FB (1) Bill Kiser, C (1) Leroy Schuette, B (1) Sumner Roberts, E (2) Charles Justice, OE (1) Bruce Roach, E (1) Dale Neth, E (1) Andy Bertuzzi, E (2) Elmer Wells, T (2) John Peterson, DT (1) Bill Brown, T (2) J.D. Shouse, T (1) A.M. Brim, T (2) Kenneth Young, QB (2) Dennis Watson, OE (1) Eddie Carter, G (2) Richard Salb, C (2) Wayne Bly, G (HM) Rink 1951 Baskey Gary Wilson, HB (1) Sam Carter, QB (2) Buddy Ball, QB (1) Billy Sears, G (2) Ted Fahrnbruch, B (HM) 1966-67 Tom Gorman, DB (2) Lewis Holmes, G (2) Robert Coughenour, G (1) Don German, B (HM) Kris Kilian, B (HM) 1963-65 Lewis Kalm, OT (2) Chuck Shelton, HB (2) Bernard Hays, T (1) Wilbur Humphries, B (HM) Bill Nylec, G (HM) Fred Linebarger, DB (2) 1959 Tom Lester, E (1) Melvin Jones, E (HM) 1933 Gaylen McCubbin, FB (2) Eldon Danenhauer, T (1) Jack Templin, T (1) Glen Tolle, B (HM) Pete Moroconi, QB (1) Billy Rink, DB (2) Paul Schleicher, HB (1) Lon Farrell, G (2) 1941 Bob Tarrant, E (1) John Tripp, OG (2) Moe Cotter, E (2) Paul Friskel, HB (2) Carl Beard, G (1) Russell Davidson, C (HM) 1965 Bob Gromer, G (2) Ernie Hebenstreit, FB (2) Joe Begando, HB (1) Raymond Delton, B (HM) Larry Basky, C (1) Gene Irvin, G (2) David Kendall, C (2) Kenneth Gire, C (1) Claude Hawley, G (HM) John Calo, C (1) Phil Vogrin, QB (2) H.L. Perry, C (2) Jack Morgan, QB (1) Kris Kilian, B (HM) Steve Eagan, OT (1) Eddie West, HB (2) Dom Porretta, E (2) Gene Ridenour, E (2) Paul McCoy, B (HM) John Peterson, DT (1) Alfred Steele, T (2) Joe Murphy, G (HM) John 1958 1950 Stahura Everett Deckard, OE (2) Bob Allen, T (2) Melvin Jones, E (HM) Clayton Sumner, T (HM) 1962-64 Harvey Drake, G (1) 1955-57 1964 Wayne Burnett, E (2) Tom Lester, E (1) George Melcher, B (HM) Eugene Tims, E (HM) Larry Basky, C (1) John Levra, G (2) Buddy Ball, QB (2) Dino Spigarelli, G (HM) 1932 Jerry Cummings, OE (1) Virgil Pryor, E (2) Lon Farrell, G (2) Richard Salb, C (HM) Glenn Browne, T (1) Gene John, RB/DB (1) Paul Schleicher, HB (2) David Kendall, C (2) 1940 Adam Kahler, B (1) Gaylen McCubbin, RB (1) 1957 1949 Kenneth Gire, C (1) Paul McCoy, HB (2) Doug Potts, OT (1) Carroll Cobble, E (1) Gerald Beaman, E (1) Woodrow Kramer, HB (1) Lynne Steele, C (2) John Brunet, OG/DG (2) John Ewing, FB (1) J.W. Brewington, G (1) Charles Dellasega, B (HM) Eugene Tims, E (2) Gary Murkin, OE (2) Len Mansfield, T (1) Jim Jolgen, T (1) Leon Jursche, E (HM) Raymond DeHon, HB (HM) Bob Wilbert, OG (2) Tom Miller, G (1) Ray McDaniel, QB (1) Bill Morgan, B (HM) Lee Grossman, E (HM) Phil Young, DB (2) Ted Stahura, G (1) Norvel Trask, C (1) Lee Sutterby, E (HM) Robert Myers, B (HM) Kendall 1963 Dick Adamson, HB (2) Ted Hoffman, HB (2) 1939 1931 Lester 1950-51 Craig Campbell, OT (1) Paul Crandell, E (2) George Bogantie, FB (HM) Kenneth Gire, C (1) Glenn Browne, T (1) 1947, ’50-51 Chuck Howton, DB (1) Bob Gordon, C (2) Troy Denham, T (HM) Frank Jameson, G (1) Adam Kahler, B (1) 104 Gaylen McCubbin, FB (1) Charles Norris, HB (2) Don Macheers (HM) Keith Dugan, T (2) George Wilson, G (2) Gary Murkin, OE (1) 1956 Art Parkhurst, B (HM) Bill Morgan, QB (2) Wilbur Wilson, G (2) Larry Basky, DG (2) Marvin Ackerson, G (1) John Winters (HM) Don Turner, E (2) 1930 Charles Chancellor, DE (2) Ted Stahura, G (1) 1948 1938 Glenn Browne, T (2) Gene John, RB (2) Dennis Griffin, E (2) Art Parkhurst, B (2) (Records Incomplete) Adam Kahler, HB (2) 1962 Bill Samuels, HB (2) Gerald Beaman, E (HM) 1937 Leland Lewis, C (2) Jerry Archer, LB (1) Gene Wayenberg, FB (2) Troy Denham, T (HM) (Records Incomplete) William Vauek, E (2) Craig Campbell, DT (1) Jack Wallace, C (HM) Wilbur Wilson, G (2) 1955 1936 Milton Fairbank, OT/DT (1) Marvin Ackerson, G (1) 1947 Lester Lucas, E (HM) German Bob Fulton, HB (1) Bill Nylec, G (1) Paul McCoy, HM (HM) Gire Bob Allen, T (1) Don German, B (1) Henry Scoggins, T (1) 1942, ’46-47 Gene John, DB (1) Clayton Roberts, T (HM) 1939-41 Spencer Carter, HB (1) Don Stegge, G (2) Ted Fahrnbruch, HB (2) Tom Spiewak, OG (1) Rex McDaniel, C (1) John Hogue, B (HM) Sumner Roberts, E (HM) John Brunet, C (2) Buck Livingston, T (2) Ted Stahura, G (1) J. Hottenstein, G (HM) Edwin Ramsey, E (2) 1929 Leroy Heusted, DB (2) Jim Troxel, G (1) Tom Lester, E (HM) Henry Brock, HB (1) Tom Spiewak, DG (2) James Yane, G (2) Jim Schwindt, E (2) Lowandos Nogel, E (HM) Arthur Scott, B (HM) Dee Householder, T (1) 1961 Dudley Stegge, T (HM) Sumner Roberts, E (2) 1954 1935 Jerry Archer, C (1) Spencer Carter, HB (1) 1946 Jason Burroughs, E (HM) Richard Beal, T (1) Kris Kilian, QB (1) Lester Rice, B (HM) Bob Hill, T (1) Don German, B (1) Bil Nylec, G (1) Eddie Carter, G (1) Bill Hollenbeck, C (2) Don Stegge, G (1) Lonnie Pittinger, C (HM) Harlan Hess, T (1) Elmer Wells, T (1) Harold Stover, G (HM) Bill Robertson, FB (2) Gene Ridenour, E (2) Ernest Sellman, HB (2) Bruce Roach, E (1) Dudley Stegge, T (2) 1928 Tarrant Gary Snadon, FB (1) 1953 Bob Tarrant, E (2) Su. Roberts Robert Coughenour, G (1) Dale Conner, E (HM) Buster Ertz, C (HM) Bert Gould, G (2) 1933-35 Phil Vogrin, QB (1) Waldon McCoy, T (HM) Everett Nicholson, HB (2) ’29-30, ’34-35 Bill Beeson, G (2) Bill Kiser, C (2) Edwin Ramsey, E (HM) Tom Gosch, E (2) Don McWhirt, E (2) Sumner Roberts, E (HM) Bill Presson, HB (2) Bill Robertson, FB (2) James Yane, G (HM)

Kansas INtercollegiate Athletic Conference (1916-27) 1927 MacDowell Steele, E (2) 1921 Paul Alyea, E (1) Paul Grabske, C (1) Frank Hoffman, C (1) 1924 Leroy Scott, QB (1) Tom Mason, FB (HM) John Lance, HB (3) Lester Rice, HB (2) Frank Campbell, T (1) Dewey Price, E (1) Dewey Price, E (HM) Vernon Ellis, E (HM) Prentice Gudgen, QB (HM) Herold Herod, G, (1) C.L. Hill, T (2) Leroy Scott, QB (HM) W.E. Phillips, QB (HM) Browne 1926 Charles Purma, E (1) 1920 1918 1916 Hoffman 1930-32 Frank Hoffman, C (2) Norman Sheffer, T (2) Leroy Scott, QB (1) Lisle Doughman (HM) Carl Cockerill, HB (1) 1926-27 Frank Campbell, T (HM) 1923 C.L. Hill, T (2) T.H. Grant (HM) Clay Cockerill, FB (2) Leo Folck, G (HM) Charles Purma, E (1) Dewey Price, E (2) Ralph Hinkle (HM) Leroy Andrews, T (2) Gerald Smith, B (2) Leroy Scott (HM) 1925 1922 John Wiedenmann (HM) Luther Brickey, G (1) Fred Vehlow, G (2) 1919 Melvin Binford, G (2) C.L. Hill, G (1) 1917 Prentice Gudgen, QB (2) James Hyndman, T (1) John Fleming, G (1) All-Time numbers 1 Kevin Laforge, 1982 12 Jerry Boone, 1990-92 Donnie Johnson, 1985-88 Mark DeGuisti, 1996, ’98-2000 Vern Moore, 1986 Jessi Finney, 1984 David Fowler, 1953 Douglas Hix, 1997-98 Joey Tobin, 1990-93 Jeremy Neville, 2001-02, ’04-05 Kenny Vernon, 1987-88 Bob Campbell, 1986 Jim Skillen, 1954, ’56 Noah Hoppe, 2002-05 Ryan McGivern, 1997-99 Brad Perkins, 2006-07 Ronnie West, 1990-91 Kevin Harkless, 1987 Chuck Shelton, 1960 Geoff Tisdale, 2006 Anthony Hankins, 2001 Jon Thomas, 2007 Ed Fairchild, 1993-95 Darin Stewart, 1988 Gene John, 1961-64 Terrance Issac, 2007 Germaine Race, 2003-06 Nate Morris, 2009-10 Adam Bowers, 1996 Jeff Wood, 1992-94 Vertie Tomlin, 1965, ’67 Jared Witter, 2008-10 Eric Love, 2009-12 Jeff Seybold, 2011-12 Trice Crump, 1997 Justin Johnson, 1996-97 Alan Spencer, 1969-70 Levi Kuntzsch, 2011-13 Deron Washington, 2014-16 Alex White, 2014 Milen Darby, 1999-2000 Kyle Rudolph, 1999 Bill Townsley, 1972-73 Austin Panko, 2014-17 Tucker Horak, 2017 Jared Vincent, 2017 Aaron Bell, 2001, 2003 Jeremiah Brittingham, 2004 Mike Sittner, 1975 18 23 28 Jimmie Taylor, 2004 Chadd Snyder, 2006 Nick Motosko, 1979-82 Phil Goode, 1977 Terry Wolfe, 1952 Steve David, 1983-86 Bryan Pray, 2005-06 John McCoy, 2008-09 Bob Plagge, 1976 Craig Kelley, 1980-81 Don Macheers, 1953 Steve Kyler, 1991-94 Justin Dore, 2007 Paul Robinson, 2010-11 Steve Siebuhr, 1983 Bob McNellis, 1982-83 Frank Wattelet, 1954 Kyle Roberson, 1996 Terrance Isaac, 2008-10 Ramsey Hamilton, 2013-14, ’16-17 Shannon Crouch, 1988 Jamie Goodson, 1988-91 Malcolm Wiles, 1955 Aaron Hight, 1999-2002 Andrew Castaneda, 2011-12 8 Brian Hutchins, 1990-93 Andrew Poling, 1996-99 Jack Scofield, 1957-58 Cardell Clemons, 2007 Jeff Seybold, Jr., 2013-15 Mike Smith, 1983-85 Tony Cavalier, 1995 Earl Henry, 2000 Phil Vogrin, 1959, ’60-62 Joe Windscheffel, 2010-13 Slade Nordic, 2016 Aaron Gnagy, 1992-93 Lateef Walker, 1998-2001 Nick Smith, 2003-05 Tom Gorman, 1964-67 Tyler Adkins, 2017 2 Chris Hudson, 1994-96 Pierce Curran, 2005-07 Justin Dore, 2006 Dennis Harvey, 1971-74 29 Jeff Menefee, 1983-86 Travis Stepps, 1997-98, ’00-01 Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 Gavin Lutman, 2010, ’12-14 Scott Janeway, 1977-78 Bret Alexander, 1986 Joel Thornton, 1989-92 Courtney Taylor, 2002-03 Tanner Eikenbary, 2015-16 Brenner Clemons, 2016 Keith Dougherty, 1979 Ronald Moore, 1989-92 Jason Gorman, 1993-95 Geno Waters, 2006-07 Tyshawn Johnson, 2017 19 William Boston, 1985-86 Justin Johnson, 1995 Stacy Butcher, 1998-2000 Caleb Jessup, 2009 13 Galen Lewis, 1977-79 Anthony Menghini, 1987 Jason Benson, 1999-2000 Jeff McCoy, 2001-02 Tyler Lawrence, 2010 Leon Lowe, 1971 Terry Cooper, 1979 John Black, 1991 Nazareth Gates, 2001 Jermaine Carpenter, 2003-04 Aries Herrion, 2011-14 Doug Ropp, 1975 Marvin Foxx, 1980 Dion Meneley, 1995-96, ’98-99 Dustin Walters, 2004-06 Nate Thomas, 2005-08 Levi Copelin, 2015-16 Ernest Amoneno, 1976 Keith King, 1983 Nick Dellasega, 2004-07 Jeremy Jackson, 2007, ‘09 Cardell Clemons, 2009-10 Lorenzo West, 2017 Artr Flaniken, 1977-78 Darryl Wren, 1986, ’88-90 Aaron Sawyer, 2008 Josh Heimerman, 2010-11 Israel Maselera, 2011-13 9 Kurt Deruy, 1980, ’82 Vince Daino, 1994-95 Jacob Catloth, 2009 Trezz Tillman, 2012 Andre Sanders, 2014 Jon Ryan, 1982-84 Vince Johnston, 1984 Shannon Stephenson, 1996-97 Solomon Watkins, 2010-12, ’14 Steven Sullivan, 2013, ’15-16 Andre Taylor, 2015-16 Todd Fry, 1989-91 David Mitchell, 1993-94 Adam Meier, 2000-03 DeMarcus Edwards, 2017 Brett McDonald, 2017 Matt Magee, 2017 Eric Hendrick, 1994-96 Josh Barcus, 1995-98 Lamar Ibrahim, 2006 24 30 3 Anthony Chatmon, 1998-2001 Neil Nowack, 1999-2002 Elijah Olabode, 2008 B.J. Butler, 2002-03 Terry Garrett, 1978-79 Greg Whiteley, 1983-84 Gary Smith, 2002 Brett Watson, 2003-04 Aaron Sawyer, 2009-11 David Fowler, 1952 Willie Brown, 1982-84 Eric Perks, 1991-92 Alex Kuhlman, 2007-10 Ryan Holt, 2008 Keeston Terry, 2012-14 LeRoy Simpson, 1953-54 Mike Meek, 1985-88 Juston Ferrell, 1995-96 Bryant Sanchez, 2011-12 Gage McKinnis, 2010-11 John Roderique, 2015-17 John Matous, 1955-56 Mark Cook, 1995-97 Bo Austin, 1997 Marquise Cushon, 2013-15 Connor Frazell, 2012-14 20 Ray Laing, 1958 B.J. Pruitt, 2000-01 Josh Shay, 1999-2000, ’02 Brandon Franklin, 2017 Darrius White, 2016 Chris Manning, 1978 MacDowell Steele, Jr., 1960 Jared Witter, 2007 Caleb Farabi, 2005-08 10 14 Melvin Foxx, 1980-82 Ron Vignery, 1962-65 Craig Durfee, 2009 105 Ryan Holt, 2009-10 Edgar Corn, 1952 Bill Robertson, 1952 Bryan Mahnken, 1986-89 Raymond Harvey, 1969 Jake Craig, 2010-11 Elijah Olabode, 2011 Robert Friskel, 1953 Dick Adamson, 1955-57 Bob Tavernaro, 1990-93 Dan Durkin, 1976-77 Scott Lester, 2012-13 Darrack Harger, 2012 Allen Graber, 1954-55 Chuck Shelton, 1959 Jerry Phillips, 1995 John Silovsky, 1978-80 Michael Rose, 2014-17 Jamal Tyler, 2014-15 Archie Ringgenberg, 1959 Steve Bly, 196 Matt Laincz, 1997-2000 Ted Harre, 1984 31 Kiah Kintchen, 2016-17 Mike Riley, 1960-61 Bill Presson, 1961 Gary Smith, 2001 Sean Wilson, 1985 Bill Bromley, 1952 4 Roger Fleming, 1964 Fred Kemp, 1963 Joe Taylor, 2002-05 Steve Ginaven, 1987-89 Brett Holtom, 1978-79 Ted Frith, 1984-85 Alpha Bibbs, 1966-68 Jerry Hudson, 1964-67 David Vaughn, 2007-08 Haromma Dickerson, 1993-94 Alvin Robertson, 1981-82 Bernard Brown, 1986 Jim Kirkendoll, 1969 Leon Lowe, 1972 Jon Thomas, 2009-11 Andrew Wilson, 1996-98 Monte Weathers, 1984-87 Butch Hayes, 1989-90 Jay Sperry, 1973-74 Brian Kurdi, 1977 Marquise Cushon, 2012 Eric Wright, 2004 Tracy Clites, 1989-90 Bennie Borden, 1991 Bob Plagge, 1977-78 Joe Ballou, 1978-80 Creighton Sanders, 2016-17 Harrison Kush, 2006-08 Melvin Lane, 1994 Adam Bowers, 1994 Bill Wachter, 1979-80 Joe Smith, 1981-83 21 David Vaughn, 2009-10 Brian Moorman, 1995-98 LeVone Madden, 1995 G.C. Neloms, 1981-82 Todd Hafner, 1990, ’92-93 J.W. Emerson, 1952 Tyler Disney, 2011-14 Gary Kral, 1999-2000 Michael Brown, 1998-2000 Greg Douglas, 1984 Zach Siegrist, 1994, ’96-98 Lynn Pollock, 1956, ’58 Keynan Scheurich, 2016-17 Daniel Chappell, 2001-02 Terek Wilson, 2001-03 Gene Stegeman, 1985-87 Mark Smith, 2005-08 Sam Carter, 1960 25 Nathan West, 2004-06 Bryan McMurtrey, 2005-07, ‘09 Duke Palmer, 1989, ’91-92 Kendall Davis, 2010-10 Charles Sturdevant, 1961 Chuck Smith, 1970-73 Todd Hertzog, 2007-08 Trezz Tillman, 2010 J.J. Dalton, 1994-97 De’Vante Bausby, 2012-14 Charles Howton, 1963 Rusty Hamilton, 1974-75 Kody Spight, 2010 Jason Peete, 2011-14 Chris Goodwin, 1999-2000 15 Frank White, 1966 Kyle Dickehut, 1976 Jared Vinoverski, 2011-13 Tyree Jefferson, 2015 Grant McDonald, 2003-06 Gregg Mitchell, 1971 Rod Ivy, 1967-68 Boney Green, 1977-78 Jaxon Wright, 2015-17 Juanté Baldwin, 2017 Chadd Snyder, 2007-09 Robin Gifford, 1973 Rick Clark, 1969-70 John Pringle, 1980-82 32 5 Tanner Bailey, 2010 Kent Frazell, 1975 Larry Weatherbie, 1974 Craig Jordan, 1990-92 Ronnie Wing, 1952 Gene Stegeman, 1984 Dennis Tanner, 2011-14 Mark Hittner, 1976-79 Rex Garner, 1975-76 Phillip Simons, 1993-94 Terry Wolfe, 1953 Ted Eagle, 1985 Thomas LePage, 2015-17 Kevin Steward, 1982 Steve Dickey, 1981 Randy Reed, 1996-99 Gene Wayenberg, 1955-57 William Boston, 1987-88 11 Steve Siebuhr, 1984 Ira McMillian, 1989-90 Matt Strange, 2002-03 Chuck Hinton, 1958-60 Johnny Bilby, 1992-94 Paul Friskel, 1952 Sylvester Holland, 1986 Sean Scott, 1992-94 Derrick Rider, 2006 Gaylen McCubbin, 1963-64, ’66 Phillip Simons, 1995-96 David Fowler, 1954 James Jenkins, 1989-91 Chuckey Aiken, 1995-96 Bryant Sanchez, 2010 Jerry Poore, 1967 Jesse Owen, 1998-99, ’01 Jim Pollock, 1955-56 Juston Ferrell, 1993-94 Adam Papish, 2001 Scott Roderique, 2012-14 James Burke, 1971 Justin Bean, 2003-06 Eddie West, 1957-59 Ramon Burroughs, 1997 Jason Patterson, 2004 Ciyre Simmons, 2016-17 Larry Redmon, 1973 Brandon Clark, 2007-08 Robert Fulton, 1960-62 Quentin Turner, 1998-2000 Derek Ryan, 2005-06 26 Glen Harvey, 1975 Elijah Olabode, 2009-10 Billy Rink, 1964-67 Eric Clawson, 2003-06 Geoff Tisdale, 2007 Steve Bari, 1971 Scott Janeway, 1976 John Brown, 2011-13 Jerry Ward, 1968 Giorgio Majors, 2007 Caleb Sanders, 2008 Willie Fritz, 1978-81 Greg Smith, 1977-78 Carter Anchors, 2017 Mike McGraw, 1970-72 Jake Catloth, 2010-12 Chas Smith, 2009-12 Greg Garrett, 1982 Joe Alexander, 1979-82 6 Ron Gibbons, 1974 Isaac Maselera, 2013-14 Dino Teague, 2013-15 Mike Bowman, 1984-87 Leon Miller, 1983-84 Steve Dickey, 1982-83 Scott Janeway, 1975 Ethan Fugitt, 2015-17 Keeyon Incle, 2016-17 Matt McLane, 1988 Derek Converse, 1987-88 Tim Beck, 1985-86 John Pierce, 1977 16 22 Brice Swafford, 1993 Jason Giebler, 1992 Jay Padden, 1987-90 Bill Wachter, 1978 Garold Beisly, 1983 B.J. Towner, 1952 Alex Wendler, 1994, ’96-97 Walter Harris, 1996 Jeff Moreland, 1991, ’93-95 Danny Davenport, 1980-82 Michael Wilber, 1988-91 Ray McDaniel, 1954 John Peterson, 2003 Levi Neville, 2000-03 Gerren Comeaux, 1997-2000 Jack Leake, 1984 Ray Staten, 1992 Leslie Miller, 1956 Tyler Collums, 2004-07 Trac Hendrix, 2005 Kyle Rudolph, 2001-02 Greg Neece, 1985 Neal Philpot, 2001-04 John Matous, 1957 Jason Spradling, 2009-12 Adam Contreras, 2006-07 Vernard Veasley, 2003 Johnathon Jackson, 1986-89 Jeff Smith, 2009-10 Mickey Heatherly, 1958-59 James Caine, 2013 Billy Ewy, 2008-11 Brett Shamblin, 2005, ’07-08 Chris Brown, 1992-95 Naeem Forrester, 2011 Ray Laing, 1960 Jonathan Gilkey, 2017 Kendall Davis, 2012 Zac Dickey, 2009-11 Aaron Becker, 1998-2000 Herman Ming, 2012-13 Jerry Wheeler, 1961-62 27 Quad Ware, 2014-15 Robert McField, 2012, ’14 Andy Majors, 2002-05 Brady Bradbury, 2015-16 A.J. Wachter, 1963-66 Larry Beard, 1965-66 D’Vontae Brown, 2017 Montrae Strickland, 2015 Trac Hendrix, 2006-07 Paul Davis, 2017 Rogers Smith, 1970 Carl Gaddis, 1985 33 Javon Wilson, 2016-17 Dustin Heckroth, 2008-09 17 Steven Foster, 1974-75 Robin Mika, 1986 LeRoy Simpson, 1952 Nate Dreiling, 2010-13 7 Steve Krull, 1979-80 Bill Hickey, 1976-77 Michael Mornes, 1987 Bill Robertson, 1954 Thomas LePage, 2014 Greg Cobble, 1981-83 Chebron Robinson, 1980-82 Chad Watskey, 1992 John Ewing, 1955-57 John Pierce, 1978-79 Darian Taylor, 2015-17 Greg McDaniels, 1980 Ted Adams, 1986-89 Rob Kaelin, 1983-84 David Thomas, 1993 Archie Ringgenberg, 1958 Frank Hicks, 1959 Joe Rybnick, 2000-03 Chris Lutz, 1999-2002 49 Fred Linebarger, 1966-68 Wes Baker, 1997-2000 Bill Presson, 1960 Caleb Pazzie, 2009 Austin Cartright, 2005-08 Earl Allmon, 1948 Raymond Harvey, 1969-70 Shawn Churchman, 2009 Charles Sturdevant, 1962 Aries Herrion, 2010 Israel Maselera, 2010 John Kemp, 1985-87 Larry Hall, 1972-73 Shea Miller, 2010-11 Robert Wolf, 1964 Chris Heffern, 2011-13 De’Vante Bausby, 2011 Steve Noble, 1988-89 Mark Lamb, 1975 Jacob Wall, 2013, ’15 Steve Howard, 1970-71 Josh Hornback, 2016-17 Trent Kinen, 2012 Don Tolar, 1990-91 Garry Fredrick, 1978 Kaden Brannin, 2017 Jack Crumbliss, 1974-75 39 Carter Anchors, 2015-16 Jeff Harts, 1997-99 Tom Stringer, 1979-82 60 Wilton Jones, 1976 John Holland, 1975 Morgan Selemaea, 2017 Pierce Curran, 2004 Ricardo Bickham, 1985 Donald Stegge, 1947 Bob Haney, 1978 Dave Dellasega, 1976-78 44 Kenny Hallacy, 2007 Tim Sinclair, 1988-90 Mark Plummer, 1950 Keith Jordan, 1979-80 Steve Spencer, 1979 Gerald Beaman, 1948 Mandel Dixon, 2011-12 Rance Holt, 1993-94 Pat McGraw, 1971-74 Brett Smotherman, 1981-82 Allen Watts, 1981 Frank Crespino, 1954 Conner Kaifes, 2017 Chris Jones, 1995 Rex Pope, 1976 Sylvester Holland, 1983-84 Chris Wilkerson, 1991-94 Bill Samuels, 1955-57 50 Steve Wells, 1998-2001 Timon Oujiri, 1977-79 Todd Tanner, 1985 Rito Saenz, 1997-2000 Jerry Louthan, 1958-60 James Gumfory, 1948 Doug Schibi, 2004-05 Mark McGivern, 1980-83 Troy Schwiegerath, 1988-89 Tim Adam, 2001 Phil Young, 1961-64 Gary Murkin, 1961 Todd Hertzog, 2006 Joe Stockton, 1984 David Thomas, 1994 Zack Langston, 2006-08 Ron Commons, 1968-71 Jim Gosch, 1962 Myles Jennings, 2008 Kent Thompson, 1985 Doug Hix, 1995 Chad Levin, 2012 Mark Thompson, 1972-73 Jerry Cummings, 1963 Joey Zdeb, 2010-12 Nathan Rather, 1988-89 Jimmy VanBecelaere, 2003 Skylarr Gatson, 2013-14 Richard Overton, 1977-80 Dan Bowden, 1973-74 Spencer Brown, 2013 Kyle Broyles, 1998-99 Grant Stephenson, 2005-06 40 Scott Bailey, 1985-88 Jim Bortnick, 1975 55 Jay Nunez, 2007-09 Tyler Bennett, 2008 Robert Friskel, 1952 John Steele, 1989 Mark Lamb, 1976-77 Gaylord Simpson, 1942 61 Briceton Wilson, 2010-12 Larry Gilliland, 1972 Rodney Carter, 1994 Kent Warner, 1979-82 Max Lundstrom, 1950 Louis Weiner, 1935 Brady Bradbury, 2014 Rod. 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McGivern, 1992-95 Matt Brown, 1999 48 Gary Hatfield, 1960-61 Kip Keeley, 2015 Joe Scalet, 1935 Cortez Pouncil, 2001 D.J. Driskill, 2003-04 Tex Crutcher, 1948 Kenneth Manley, 1970-73 Jacob Carpenter, 2016-17 Dudely Stegge, 1947 Rusty Morgan, 2005 Chris Swartz, 2006-09 Charles Norris, 1957-58 Ron Wilson, 1974 58 Don Linville, 1948 Sam Norris, 2010 Kyler Thompson, 2011-13 Dick Colliver, 1959 Randy Hughes, 1975 Keith Dugan, 1940 Bill Vann, 1949 Austin Leake, 2013 Griffin Knopp, 2014 Leroy Heusted, 1961-62 Dan Bowden, 1976 Jack Grim, 1942 Buddy Ball, 1950 Spencer Brown, 2014-16 Kohl Slaughter, 2016 Fred Kemp, 1964 Bob Stringer, 1977 Roger Barney, 1968 L.J. Hurst, 1952 37 43 Claude Kyle, 1965 Jim Jarvis, 1994 Chris Grantham, 1982-84 Danny Nance, 1953 Brian Carson, 1991-94 Frank Crespino, 1952-53 Merle Clark, 1969-71 Anthony Randle, 1995-96 Joe Phillips, 1985-87 Jim Troxel, 1954-55 Tom Blancett, 1999-2000 Billy Presson, 1957 Bruce Cato, 1974 Jeremy Kadoich, 2009-10 Lance Gosch, 1989-92 Gene Irvin, 1956 Chris Jaax, 2002-05 Mike Riley, 1959 Steve Simmons, 1976 Dylan Case, 2013 Marcus Phillips, 1993-94 Tom Spiewak, 1957-58 Chase McCoy, 2010-11 Richard Colliver, 1960-61 Jeff Dema, 1983-84 Drew Gill, 2016 Brian Numrich, 1997 Milton Fairbank, 1960-63 Dino Teague, 2012 Everett Deckard, 1962 Kurt Thompson, 1985-87 54 Tom Blancett, 1998 Greg Wells, 1968 David Cardinal, 2014-15 Johnny Osborne, 1963 Nate Brady, 1994 Leon Jursche, 1940 Craig Durfee, 2008 Arthur Stirnaman, 1975 38 Fred Held, 1965, ’67 Wes Middleton, 1998 Authur James, 1951 Zach Burkhart, 2013 Doug Webb, 1976-78 Jody Norcross, 1981 Albert Schmidt, 1968-71 John Rexwinkle, 2000 Bill Kiser, 1952-53 Deaven Jensen, 2014 Steve Seeley, 1979-82 Willie Crowley, 1983 Robert Long, 1975-77 Chad Miller, 2001-04 Arthur McDaniel, 1954-56 Dylan Smith, 2018 Todd Meyers, 1983-84 Tony Ross, 1984 Andy Heimsoth, 1978 Jeremiah Burton, 2008 Robert Gordon, 1957-59 59 Jeff Mundhenke, 1989-91 Mitch Edmiston, 1986 Calvin O’Reilly, 1979 T.J. 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Watts, 1949 Nathan Blasi, 2002-03 Billy Lee Sears, 1946 Don Linville, 1947 Harlan Hess, 1960 72 Richard Renick, 1950 Zac Robinson, 2004-07 Jack Wallace, 1947-48 Ray McDaniel, 1949-50 Mike Grier, 1961-62 Henry Scoggins, 1935 “Tex” Crutcher, 1953-54 Kell Smalley, 2010-11 Orville Lewis, 1949 Paul Friskel, 1951 Claude Miller, 1963 Woody Kramer, 1939-40 Bob Allen, 1955-56, ’58 Bo Weber, 2013-14 Burton Lewis, 1950 Stanley Wade, 1952-53 Richard Manley, 1964 Don German, 1941 Gene Irvin, 1957 79 Adrian McCutchen, 1951-52 John Davis, 1954 Tom Restivo, 1965 Robert Lorenzen, 1947 Lewis Holmes, 1960-61 Edwin Ramsey, 1935 Gene Strandberg, 1954 Eddie Carter, 1959 Bill Atwell, 1966 Robert Patrick, 1948 Larry Kempton, 1964 James Morey, 1936 Dennis Griffin, 1955-56 Bill Brown, 1960 Bob Homer, 1968-71 Paul Hutsey, 1949-50 Keith Just, 1966-67 Carl Beard, 1939-40 Roy Cagle, 1957 Richard Beal, 1961 Bob Grimm, 1972 Ron Overeem, 1954 Greg Wells, 1968-70 John Hottenstein, 1941 Don Starkey, 1959 John Tripp, 1964-66 George Voegeli, 1974-75 Harlen Hess, 1959 Gail Arnett, 1971-73 Albert Cerne, 1947 Jerry Archer, 1960-62 Frank Bean, 1970-71 Ronnie Freeman, 1978-81 Charles Broyles, 1966-68 Todd Butler, 1979-82 Walt Mathiasmeier, 1948 Jim Miesner, 1963 Jack Heitman, 1972 Pierre Thomas, 1984-85 Eddie Carter, 1960-62 Dave Harlin, 1983 John Winters, 1949 Dennis Watson, 1964-65 Leroy Smith, 1973 Denny Gillard, 1991 John Brunet, 1963 Sylvester Holland, 1987 Roger Newton, 1971 John Saunders, 1968-70 107 Steven Simmons, 1974 Chris Loch, 1999-2000 Doug Potts, 1964 Nick Speed, 2009 Gary Slaughter, 1972-73 Neal Beasley, 1972-73 Sterling Hudson, 1976 Drew Brown, 2004-07 John Farrar, 1970-71 Calin Archer, 2010-11 Matt Hunnicutt, 1977 Phil Bailey, 1976 Jay Toelkes, 1977 Boston Higgins, 2011-14 Arthur Stirnaman, 1974 Travis Funk, 2014-15 Randy Rodich, 1980 Wilton Jones, 1978-79 Rich Bishop, 1983-84 Benton Sinclair, 2016-17 Timon Oujiri, 1976 76 Terry Myers, 1982-83 Bill Mounkes, 1983-85 Rodney Calhoun, 1989 69 Lawrence Oliver, 1978-79 Wayne Wickstrum, 1939 Phillip Hogan, 1989 Brian Pinamonti, 1988-91 Brent Baker, 1995-98 Kris Kilian, 1935 Ivan Veselic, 1983 George Melcher, 1940 Rich Johnson, 1992-94 Jerry Ross, 1994-97 Craig Pauly, 2004 Glen Abell, 1940 Brett Potts, 1986-89 Frank Page, 1946 Chris Bell, 1999-2000 Jeff Untereker, 1999-2002 Cody Hager, 2006-07 Robert Lorenzen, 1946 Jack Bohannan, 1992 Scott Moherman, 1948 Shane McGinnis, 2005-08 Brandon Twito, 2004-05 Matt Jenkins, 2010 Tom Lester, 1947 Trey Duncan, 1995 George Bogatie, 1949-50 Nick Sloan, 2009 Jake Manning, 2007 Connor Askern, 2012 Max Wilson, 1949 Mark Broyles, 1999-2002 Adrian McCutchen, 1952 Tyler Smith, 2011-14 Blake Byford, 2008-10 66 Robert Thompson, 1951 Travis Greer, 2005-08 Lewis Wamsley, 1954 Codey Funk, 2016-17 Brady Letchworth, 2011-14 John Readecker, 1935-36 Charles Chancellor, 1963 Joe Kennard, 2009 Ted Stahura, 1955-58 80 Slade Nordic, 2015-16 Harry McDonald, 1939 Larry Bowden, 1966-67 Cale Karigan, 2010 Eldon Danenhauer, 1959 Fritz Emken, 1935-36 83 Joe Begando, 1941 Don Krug, 1969 Taylor Peak, 2012-13 John Brunet, 1961 Leon Jursche, 1939 Edwin Ramsey, 1936 Leon Foster, 1946 Terry Trimble, 1970 Ryan Cipriani, 2015-17 Bob Wilbert, 1963 Carl Beard, 1941 Vernon Hall, 1940 Chester Heidman, 1947-48 Chris Lamb, 1974 73 Gene Dudley, 1964, ’66-67 John Hogue, 1946 Gene Wolf, 1942 Norvel Trask, 1949 Tom Shortell, 1976-77 James Yane, 1936 Joe Lee, 1969 Lowandos Nogel, 1947 John Hottenstein, 1946 Junior Rons, 1951 Mike Butler, 1979 Ernest Sellman, 1935 Ron Capoccia, 1971 Joe Robinson, 1948 Ernest Hebenstreit, 1947 Marvin Ackerson, 1955-56 Scott Waner, 1986-88 George Melcher, 1939, ’41 Clay Oliver, 1972-74 Gerald Beaman, 1949 Charles Watt, 1948 Tom Miller, 1957-58 Tony Erskine, 1989 John Halfhill, 1942 Chris Jaggars, 1992-93 Robert Patrick, 1950 Gary Freeman, 1951 Harlan Hess, 1961 Denny Gillard, 1993-94 Ray Denny, 1947 Dennis Junker, 1995 Jerry Cummings, 1964 Don McWhirt, 1953 Larry Kempton, 1963 Patrick Cook, 1995 Albert Cerne, 1948 Jared Yockey, 1999 John Dixon, 1966 Lloyd Gilbert, 1957 Bob Wilbert, 1964 Scott Apple, 1998-99 Richard Kohler, 1949-50 Chad Weeks, 2002-05 Randy Osburn, 1967 Gary Hatfield, 1958-59 Herb Kersley, 1967 Tyronne Armstrong, 2001-03 Archie Stewart, 1952 Grant Garwood, 2008-09 Greg Bankhead, 1968 John Brunet, 1962 Ron Capoccia, 1968-70 Billy Cox, 2006, ’08 Lewis Wamsley, 1953 Tyler Henry, 2010-11 Roscoe Newton, 1972-73 Richard Valentine, 1965-66 Tim Anchors, 1972-75 Tank Burns, 2011-14 Walter Wamsley, 1954 Chase Carney, 2015 Leroy Smith, 1974 Mike Chapman, 1968-70 Paul Gibson, 1976 70 Dennis Robison, 1955 77 Gary Lundy, 1975-76 Marcus McGarry, 1978-79 Mike Hegarty, 1978-80 Ted Fahrnbruch, 1935-36 Fred Puskas, 1956, ’58 Claude Hawley, 1935 Jon Gifford, 1977 Greg Lunn, 1981-83 Ken Golden, 1981 Gene Ridenour, 1941 Bill Brown, 1959 Earl Gibson, 1936 Mike Young, 1978 Mike Hoover, 1986 Eric Roepke, 1983-84 Leroy Schuette, 1942, ’46 Richard Beal, 160 Jack Morgan, 1939-41 Andy Farris, 1979 Doug Deines, 1991 Mike Reynolds, 1994 John Hottenstein, 1947 Tom Spiewak, 1961-62 Don German, 1942, ’46-47 Melvin Foxx, 1982 Nate Apple, 1995-97 Dustin Allison, 1998-2000 Jim Jolgen, 1948 Ron Ehmann, 1965 Don Macheers, 1949-50 Lonnie Ball, 1986 Tim Austin, 2002-04 Adam Newbery, 2004 Bob Berman, 1949 Joe Lee, 1966 Bernard Hays, 1952 Barry Welch, 1988 Martin Burke, 2006-09 Jeremiah Fleming, 2010-12 Bob Clemons, 1951 Gene Schimpf, 1968-69 Robert Hill, 1954 Andy Sweet, 1991-92 Jared Vinoverski, 2010 Bo Farrow, 2014-17 Brian Byers, 1977-78 Rick Beets, 1972-74 Willie Adkins, 1955 Jason Gardner, 1993-94 Zach Bessette, 2012-13 67 Charles Lunn, 1979-82 Brian McDougal, 1975-77 Jim Alexander, 1956-58 Kelly McCormack, 1996 84 Harold Stith, 1936 Jeff Kuhns, 1983 Bill Brechue, 1979 Pat Alexander, 1959 Bryan Dunn, 1998 Earl Gibson, 1935 Frank Baker, 1939 Jon Beal, 1985-87 Norman Johnson, 1981, ’83 Tony Simola, 1961-62 Wes Middleton, 1999-2001 Arthur Senzee, 1936 Melvin Jones, 1940 Ky Kiger, 1988-91 Kendall Gammon, 1989-91 Ernest Watkins, 1963 Ricky Ludeman, 2007-09 John Sours, 1939 Raymond Ori, 1942 Phil Schepens, 1992-95 Michael John, 1992, ’95-96 Claude Miller, 1964 Jamel Townsend, 2010 Robert Steen, 1940 L.C. Crouch, 1947 Emilio Marroquin, 1996 Laramie Todd, 2002-04 Richard Newton, 1967 Austin Daniel, 2012-15 Walden McCoy, 1941 Domenick Poretta, 1950 Brandon Funk, 1997-98 Ollie Venegas, 2011-14 Joe Dressler, 1969 81 William Morrow, 1946 Lon Farrell, 1951 Jason Stithem, 2006 Ryan Dodd, 2016-17 Steve Blue, 1977-78 Richard Salb, 1940 Joe Gray, 1947 Lewis Wamsley, 1952 Dustin Wiley, 2009-10 Jeff McCleod, 1981-82 Andy Bertuzzi, 1941 Norvel Trask, 1948 Troy Denham, 1949 Kenneth Cochran, 1952 Mike Palier, 1980 James Harris, 1950 J.R. Jones, 2008-11 Charles Dancer, 1950 Charles Vining, 1953 Dave Hammons, 1981-84 Bob Coughenour, 1951 Taye Irvin, 2012-15 Earl Hepler, 1952 Bob Patrick, 1954 Roman Wiehebrink, 1985-86 Paul Crews, 1978 Norris Floyd, Jr., 2017 Robert Harris, 1955 Paul Crandell, 1957 Tim Sinclair, 1987 George Lawson, 1982-83 Virgil Pryor, 1956 Virgil Pryor, 1958 John Gutierrez, 1989 Phil McCoy, 1990-91 Larry Basky, 1963 Gary Murkin, 1964 Steve Stanhope, 1999-2001 Keith Suter, 1999 Dennis Williams, 1964 Larry Young, 1969 Craig Pauly, 2005 Ryan Lonergan, 2000 Don Streets, 1967-68 John Pettis, 1971-72 Evandall Williams, 2006 Ryan Meredith, 2003-06 Larry Colley, 1970-71 Jeff Colvin, 1983-84 Joe Uzzel, 2010-13 Joe Kennard, 2008 Bill Kirchner, 1972-73 Rob Rowland, 1989 José Speer, 2015-17 Josh Nunu, 2010-11 Robin Gifford, 1974 Shad Klinge, 1990-93 91 David Frey, 2012 Tim Sullivan, 1976 Brendan Kraus, 1996 William Nylec, 1936 Derrick Decker, 2014 Kris Kehl, 1981-85 Pat McNally, 1998-01 Harold Mishmash, 1939 Drake Humphrey, 2015 Jody Truitt, 1987-90 Jeremy Moss, 2005-06 Glen Anderson, 1940 Joe Riggins, 2017 Scott Lutz, 1991-92 Derek Fisher, 200-11 Adolph Spigarelli, 1942 Trenton Ropp, 1994 Trey Myers, 2016 Donald Stegge, 1946 LaShawn Taylor, 1995-97 88 Troy Denham, 1948 96 Ryan Hellwig, 2000, ’02-04 Claude Hawley, 1936 Bob Bowers, 1950 Russell Lewis, 1936 Kendall Fisher, 2007-09 Bill Morgan, 1939, ’41 Paul Gibson, 1977-79 Alfred Steele, 1939-40 Levi Kuntzsch, 2010 Fred Purdue, 1940 Dallas Darling, 1980 Earl Allman, 1946 Bradley Argabright, 2011-13 Gene Ridenour, 1942 Brett Beckmann, 1987-88 Robert Lorenzen, 1948 Lorenzo West, 2016 Lowandos Nogel, 1946 Aaron McConnell, 2000-03 Robert Thompson, 1951 85 Leroy Schuette, 1947 Mitch Crawford, 2004 Paul Crews, 1979 Henry Scoggins, 1936 Ted Hoffman, 1948 Jordan Karr, 2006-09 Sam Pittman, 1980-83 Roy Shonk, 1939 Chester Heidman, 1949 Cody Moore, 2010-11 Troy Wilson, 1989-92 Andy Bertuzzi, 1942 Harvey Drake, 1950 Justin Strong, 2015 Clayton Kent, 1994-97 Chester Heidman, 1946 Bernard Hays, 1951 Ned Bingaman, 2016-17 Caleb White, 1998-99, ’01-02 Steve Johnson, 1947 Jim Schwindt, 1953-56 92 Chauncey Jones, 2003 Robert Pazzie, 1948 Carroll Cobble, 1957 Russell Lewis, 1935 Dallas Shalz, 2011-14 Frank Rybnick, 1949 Bruce Roach, 1958-59 Don Turner, 1939 Willie Cooper, 2016-17 Joe Kohler, 1952 John Peterson, 1964 Billy Sears, 1942 97 Bill Mosley, 1954 Ben Witty, 1966-67 Dudley Stegge, 1946 Frank Sauer, 1939 Frank Ortolani, 1958-59 Ron Welch, 1968 Frank Page, 1947 Vernon Holmes, 1941 Charles Justice, 1965-66 Michael Powell, 1969-72 Eugene Anderson, 1949 Waldon McCoy, 1942 Curtis Squire, 1968 Pat Lamb, 1974-75 Jack Templin, 1950-51 Jack Grim, 1946 Harvey Schneiter, 1972-73 Willie Fowler, 1976 Bill Brechue, 1981 Leon Foster, 1947-48 Randall Fruits, 1974-75 Wilton Jones, 1977 Chance Rudzik, 1992-93 Jim Jolgen, 1949 108 Rich Gallager, 1976, ’78-79 Blaise Bauer, 1985-88 Chi Chi Penny, 1994 J.D. Shouse, 1951 Scott Zornes, 1980-81 Mickey Beagle, 1991-92 Aaron Davis, 1999-2001 Wayne Kennedy, 1987-88 Todd Horton, 1996-97 Brendan Kraus, 1997 Brandon Jones, 2004-05 Victor Dawkins, 1989 Matt Brown, 2000-01 Stuart Schake, 1995-96 Reggie Young, 2006-07 Kline Minniefield, 1990-91 Marques Nelson, 2005-08 Bryce McFarland, 1998 John White, 2010-11 Tony Hutton, 1993 Chance Riley, 2010-12 Elliot Austin, 2002 Montrae Strickland, 2012-14 Adrian Cole, 1998 Dreu White, 2015-16 Bristan Kelley, 2008-11 Simanu’a Thomas, 2016-17 Calvin Mitchell, 2001-03 86 Kyle Swartz, 2013-16 93 Xavier Jackson, 2010 Lawrence Royer, 1935 Kedrick Greene, 2017 Lee Sutterby, 1939 Avery Adair, 2011-14 Glen Wayman, 1936 89 John Hottenstein, 1942 98 Art Dugan, 1939 Buster Ertz, 1935 Don Macheers, 1948 Lawrence Royer, 1936 Charles Dellasega, 1940 Deno Spigarelli, 1940 Art Parkhurst, 1949 Alfred Steele, 1941 Dino Spigarelli, 1941 Richard Salb, 1941 David Kendall, 1950 A.M. Brim, 1942 Melvin Jones, 1942 Gene Ridenour, 1946 Tom Lester, 1951 James Gumfory, 1946 Albert Cerne, 1946 Scottie Moherman, 1947 Jim Matthews, 1980 Wayne Craven, 1949-50 J.W. Brewington, 1949-50 Don Vossen, 1948 Donald Minor, 1986-87 John Mangan, 1983 Eustace Llewellyn, 1952 Richard Stratton, 1950 Tom Billionis, 1992 Mark Lentz, 1985-86 Bill Mosley, 1955-56 Robert Hill, 1951 Casey Warlop, 2002-04 Troy Adams, 1987 Wayne Burnett, 1957-58 Dale Neth, 1952 Rashad Pittman, 2005-07, ‘09 Shane Taylor, 1988-89 Maurice Cotter, 1959 Dennis Griffin, 1954 Chris Mitchell, 2010 John Baumgartner, 1990 Everett Deckard, 1964-65 Tom Gosch, 1958-59 Matt Anderson, 2011-13 Tim Voss, 1993-94 Roger Smith, 1968 Bill Hazzard, 1965-67 94 Mike Reynolds, 1995-97 Dennis O’Leary, 1971 Rob Kietzmann, 1968-70 William Myers, 1999 Tom Kennard, 1972 Buck Livingston, 1935-36 Alan Spencer, 1971 Johnny Martin, 1941 Brad Harris, 2000-01 Tim Sullivan, 1975 Robert Dinsmore, 1974 Ike Eguae, 2004-05 Pete Peltzler, 1976 James Marshbanks, 1942 John Mumford, 1976-78 Donald Linville, 1946 Grant Garwood, 2007 Kevin Shipley, 1977-80 Billy Crump, 1989 Gus Toca, 2009-12 Alan Hedrick, 1982 Alvar Gustafson, 1949 Chris White, 1991-1992 Junior Rons, 1950 Braxton Early, 2015-16 Jeff Hess, 1984 Chris Fetters, 1993 Paul Sparkman, 1990-93 Bill Kapler, 1951 99 LaShawn Taylor, 1994 Bruce Garten, 1987 Eddie Mackender, 1936 Doug Hix, 1996 Jim Golomski, 1996-99 Ryan Noble, 2002-04 Juan McKnight, 1988 Kenneth Gire, 1939-41 Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 Ronnie Fuller, 1989-90, ’92 Glenn Tolle, 1947 Brian Barta, 2005-07 Trey Derryberry, 2012-13 Tell Wyrick, 2009-10 Ben Peterson, 1995-98 Harold Wallace, 1948 Andy Otting, 2015-17 Mark Stephen, 2000-03 James Gumfory, 1949 Conner Combes, 2011, ’13 90 Stewart Bandy, 2014 John Brashears, 2004 Robert Hardeman, 1950 Elmer Wells, 1935 J.C. Dawes, 2006, ’08 Richard Carter, 1979-80 87 Robert Hill, 1936 Will Grissom, 2010-13 Paris Long, 1981-84 Bill Nylac, 1935 Bill Mogan, 1940 Brad Hefley, 2014-15 Bob Schaller, 1985-87 Keith Dugan, 1939 Richard Salb, 1942 Bradley Payne, 2016-17 Michael Reisig, 1988-89 Adolph Spigarelli, 1941 Waldon McCoy, 1946 95 Kent Winder, 1990 Richard Salb, 1946 Roy McDaniel, 1948 Chad Webb, 1995-98 Truman Boman, 1947 Claude Reynolds, 1935 H.L. Perry, 1950-51 Harold Mishmash, 1940 Steve Brittingham, 1999 Tom Lester, 1949-50 Gary Storm, 1977 Richard Berrouet, 2000 Bob Bowers, 1951 Ray Evens, 1947 Matt Hunnicutt, 1978-79 Bill Vann, 1948-49 Cole Vap, 2002-05 TEAM & INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Single Season Yards Starting in 2002, the NCAA adjusted its statistics policy to allow for a continuous season in football. Prior to 2001, regular Player Att. Yards season and post season statistics were kept independently of one another. PSU modified its all-time records – combining 1. Ronald Moore, 1992 356 2585 regular season and post season play – to reflect the NCAA’s change. 2. Germaine Race, 2004 247 2213 3. Germaine Race, 2006 310 1944 4. Germaine Race, 2005 239 1846 MISCELLANEOUS Most Consecutive Shutouts 5. Darren Dawson, 1991 282 1698 Most Victories in a Season 6 Sept. 14, 1951 to Oct. 20, 1951 6. Monte Weathers, 1987 191 1684 14 1992 (14-1-0); 2004 (14-1-0) Most Consecutive Ties 7. Ronald Moore, 1991 264 1576 Fewest Victories in a Season 2 five times, most recently: 8. Steve Howard, 1970 272 1568 0 1928 (0-7-0) Sept. 17, 1948 to Sept. 24, 1948 9. Mike Meek, 1988 239 1530 Most Defeats in a Season Most Consecutive Games Without Being Shutout 10. Darren Dawson, 1989 189 1452 8 1977 (1-8-1) 227 Nov. 6, 1982 to Nov. 17, 2001 (NCAA-II record) 11. Jeff Seybold, 2013 201 1434 Most Shutouts in a Season Most Consecutive Games Without a Tie 12. Monte Weathers, 1986 173 1430 7 1961 (11 games) 149 Oct. 22, 1977 to Sept. 21, 1991 13. Darren Dawson, 1990 196 1415 Most Ties in a Season Most Consecutive Conference Wins 14. Neal Philpot, 2004 196 1398 3 1941, 1946 29 Sept. 18, 1993 to Oct. 5, 1996 15. Calab Farabi, 2008 260 1387 Best Won-Loss Percentage Most Consecutive Conference Wins Without a Defeat 16. Caleb Farabi, 2007 247 1370 1.000 (11-0-0), 1957; 1961 37 Sept. 2, 1989 to Nov. 14, 1992 17. Richard Overton, 1979 252 1291 1.000 (6-0-0), 1943 Most Consecutive Winning Seasons 18. Joey Tobin, 1993 190 1261 Worst Won-Loss Percentage 31 1978-2008 19. Ronald Moore, 1990 201 1233 .000 (0-7-0), 1928 20. Richard Overton, 1980 250 1215 Largest Margin of Victory RUSHING, TEAM 151 (151-0) vs. Missouri State, Nov. 28, 1912 Most Yards Gained Single Game Yards Largest Margin of Victory (Modern) Opponent Yards Yds. Player Att. TDs 87 (87-0) vs. Panhandle State, Sept. 9, 2006 1. Fort Hays State, Oct. 17, 1987 597 1. 379 Ronald Moore 37 5 Largest Margin of Defeat 2. Central Missouri, Oct. 14, 1989 568 vs. Portland State, Dec. 5, 1992 107 (107-0) vs. College of Emporia, Nov. 12, 1910 3. Wayne State, Neb., Oct. 24, 1987 563 2. 309 Germaine Race 49 4 Largest Margin of Defeat (Modern) 4. Portland State, Dec. 5, 1992 558 vs. Central Missouri, Nov. 11, 2006 59 (69-10) vs. Northwest Missouri, 10/29/16 5. Lincoln, Sept. 12, 1987 546 3. 305 Germaine Race 23 3 53 (53-0) vs. Arkansas, Sept. 26, 1936 6. Washburn, Oct. 2, 2004 538 vs. Truman, Oct. 22, 2005 7. Missouri Southern, Oct. 24, 1992 528 4. 273 Justin Johnson 16 5 Largest Margin of Victory 8. Arkansas Tech, Sept. 13, 1986 526 vs. Missouri Southern, Sept. 27, 1997 Opponent Margin Score 9. Washburn, Oct. 28, 1989 525 5. 268 Germaine Race 27 4 1. Missouri State, Nov. 28, 1912 151 151-0 10. Emporia State, Nov. 5, 1960 515 vs. Fort Hays State, Oct. 14, 2006 2. Panhandle State, Sept. 9, 2006 87 87-0 6. 265 Willie Brown 33 2 109 3. SW Assemblies of God, Aug. 25, 2001 76 76-0 Most Rushing Attempts vs. Emporia State, Nov. 10, 1984 4. Bacone, Sept. 8, 2001 75 75-0 Game: 87 vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 14, 1989 7. 257 Richard Overton 26 2 5. Wayne State, Neb., Oct. 24, 1987 70 76-6 Season: 941 1991 vs. Missouri Western, Nov. 1, 1980 5. Truman, Sept. 11, 2004 70 77-7 8. 256 Ronald Moore 23 3 5. Panhandle State, Oct. 8, 2005 70 70-0 Most Yards Gained Rushing vs. Missouri Southern, Oct. 24, 1992 8. Southwest Baptist, Sept. 18, 2004 69 69-0 Game: 597 vs. Fort Hays State, Oct. 17, 1987 9. 247 Monte Weathers 16 2 9. Southwest Baptist, Nov. 6, 1999 65 65-0 Season: 5320 2004 vs. Emporia State, Nov. 7, 1987 10. Missouri S&T, Sept. 25, 2004 64 91-27 10. 245 Germaine Race 21 3 Most Yards Gained, Per Game vs. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 21, 2006 Largest Margin of Defeat 399.17 1987 Opponent Margin Score Most Yards Gained/QUARTERBACK 1. College of Emporia, Nov. 12, 1910 107 107-0 Highest Average Per Carry Game: 212 Mark Smith, vs. Nebraska-Omaha, Nov. 15, 2008 * 2. Missouri S&T, Nov. 7, 1914 104 104-0 Game: 12.2 vs. Washburn, Oct. 2, 2004 Season: 1398 Neal Philpot, 2004 3. College of Emporia, Oct. 4, 1912 71 71-0 Season: 7.29 2004 (730 carries, 5320 yards) Career: 4337 Neal Philpot, 2001-04 4. Tulsa, Oct. 31, 1914 63 63-0 5. Central Missouri, Nov. 5, 2005 62 83-21 Most Touchdowns Rushing Career yards 6. Northwest Missouri, Oct. 29, 2016 59 69-10 Game: 10 vs. Wayne State, Neb., Oct. 24, 1987 Player Att. Yards 7. Wichita State, Oct. 9, 1914 55 55-0 Season: 68 2004 1. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 827 4337 8. Arkansas, Sept. 26, 1936 53 53-0 2. Mark Smith, 2005-2008 436 2364 9. Washburn, Oct. 17, 2009 52 55-3 RUSHING, INDIVIDUAL 3. Andy Majors, 2002-05 393 2336 10. College of Emporia, Nov. 17, 1911 50 50-0 Most Yards Gained 4. Jeff Moreland, 1991-95 564 2075 Game: 379 Ronald Moore, vs. Portland State, Dec. 5, 1992 5. Zac Dickey, 2010-11 354 2066 Longest Run from Scrimmage: 95 yards, Season: 2575 Ronald Moore, 1992 Lateef Walker, vs. North Alabama, Sept. 4, 1999 Career: 7062 Germaine Race, 2003-06 Single Season Yards Longest Pass from Scrimmage: 99 yards, Player Att. Yards Mark Smith to Bryan Pray, vs. MSSU, Sept. 23, 2006; Career Yards 1. Neal Philpot, 2004 196 1398 Thomas LePage to Levi Copelin, vs. UCO, Nov. 14, 2015 Player Att. Yards 2. Zac Dickey, 2011 210 1165 Longest Field Goal: 60 yards, 1. Germaine Race, 2003-06 † 941 6985 3. Neal Philpot, 2003 222 1144 Kevin Shipley, vs. Neb.-Kearney, Oct. 1, 1977 2. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 869 5776 4. Neal Philpot, 2001 235 1103 Longest Punt: 84 yards, 3. Darren Dawson, 1989-91 667 4565 5. Lateef Walker, 1999 223 1101 Carter Anchors, vs. LWU, Sept. 24, 2016 4. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 827 4337 Longest Kickoff Return: 100 yards, * 5. Richard Overton, 1977-80 825 4004 Single Game Yards Bud Kohler, vs. Evansville, Nov. 11, 1949 6. Monte Weathers, 1984-87 438 3852 Yds Player Att. TDs Ronnie West, vs. NWMSU, Oct. 6, 1990; 7. Caleb Farabi, 2005-08 597 3292 1. 212 Mark Smtih 20 1 Slade Nordic, vs. MSSU, Oct. 31, 2015 8. Anthony Chatmon, 1998-2001 429 3149 vs. Nebraska-Omaha, Nov. 15, 2008 * Longest Punt Return: 86 yards, 9. Bruce Stancell, 1983-86 571 2887 2. 209 Neal Philpot 23 1 Ron Commons, vs. Fort Hays State, Nov. 1, 1969 10. Jeff Seybold, Jr., 2011-15 463 2662 vs. Northwest Missouri, Oct. 13, 2001 11. Joey Tobin, 1989-93 404 2651 3. 198 Neal Philpot 23 2 12. Justin Johnson, 1995-97 462 2609 vs. Washburn, Oct. 11, 2003 CONSECUTIVES 13. Michael Rose, 2014-17 452 2416 4. 195 Lateef Walker 20 2 Most Consecutive Victories (Playoffs included) 14. Mike Meek, 1985-88 353 2376 vs. North Alabama, Sept. 4, 1999 25 Oct. 11, 1991 to Dec. 12, 1992 15. Mark Smith, 2005-08 436 2364 5. 172 Neal Philpot 20 4 Most Consecutive Regular Season Victories 16. Steve Howard, 1970-71 511 2352 vs. Emporia State, Oct. 9, 2004 56 Sept. 28, 1985 to Sept. 7, 1991 17. Andy Majors, 2002-05 393 2336 Most Consecutive Games Without a Defeat 18. Bob Howard, 1967-69 538 2319 27 Sept. 21, 1991 to Dec. 12, 1992 (26-0-1) 19. Kenny Davis, 1985-89 410 2287 Most Consecutive Defeats 20. Briceton Wilson, 2010-12 427 2167 9 Sept. 16, 1978 to Nov. 11, 1978 † NCAA-II Record (formerly) Yds Player Att. TDs 6. Darren Dawson, 1989-91 667 4565 6.84 Highest Average Per Game 6. 167 Neal Philpot 24 2 7. Josh Shay, 1999-2002 245 1653 6.75 Season: 306.6 2014 vs. Southwest Baptist, Nov. 9, 2002 8. Mike Meek, 1985-88 353 2376 6.73 7. 166 Neal Philpot 14 1 9. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 869 5776 6.65 Most Interceptions Thrown vs. Washburn, Oct. 2, 2004 10. Joey Tobin, 1989-93 404 2651 6.56 Game: 4 11 times, most recently: 8. 159 Gene Stegeman 23 1 vs. Northwest Missouri, Oct. 29, 2016 vs. Missouri S&T, Sept. 20, 1986 Single Season Highest Avg./Carry (min. 50 att.) Season: 18 1976; 1977; 1983 9. 153 Neal Philpot 30 2 Player Att. Yds Avg. vs. Truman, Oct. 27, 2001 1. Germaine Race, 2004 247 2213 8.96 Fewest Interceptions Thrown 10. 147 Zac Dickey 20 0 2. Monte Weathers, 1987 191 1684 8.82 Season: 4 1974; 1986 vs. Northwest Missouri, Dec. 3, 2011* 3. Anthony Chatmon, 2001 61 529 8.67 4. Monte Weathers, 1986 173 1430 8.27 Most Touchdowns Thrown Most Touchdowns 5. Germaine Race, 2005 239 1846 7.72 Game: 7 vs. Panhandle State, Sept. 9, 2006 Game: 5 Six times, most recently by: 6. Darren Dawson, 1989 189 1452 7.68 Season: 45 2004 Germaine Race, vs. SBU, Oct. 15, 2005 7. Mike Meek, 1987 111 846 7.62 Season: 39 Ronald Moore, 1992 8. Andy Majors, 2004 102 772 7.57 PASSING, INDIVIDUAL Career: 107 Germaine Race, 2003-06 9. Josh Shay, 1999 99 748 7.56 Most Yards Gained 10. Kenny Vernon, 1988 109 793 7.28 Career Touchdowns Game: 473 John Roderique vs Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 Player TDs Highest AvG./Game Season: 3871 Anthony Abenoja, 2014 1. Germaine Race, 2003-06 † 107 Season: 172.3 Ronald Moore, 1992 Career: 9419 Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 2. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 74 Career: 134.3 Germaine Race, 2003-06 Career Yards 3. Darren Dawson, 1989-91 61 4. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 60 Career Highest Avg./G Player Comp.-Att. Yards 5. Richard Overton, 1977-80 50 Player G Yds Avg. 1. Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 630-1030 9419 6. Anthony Chatmon, 1998-2001 46 1. Germaine Race, 2003-06 52 6985 134.3 1. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 326-678 5831 7. Monte Weathers, 1984-87 44 2. Steve Howard, 1970-71 21 2352 112.0 3. Andy Majors, 2002-05 352-597 5531 8. Caleb Farabi, 2005-2008 43 3. Darren Dawson, 1989-91 41 4565 111.3 4. Mark Smith, 2005-08 337-521 5190 8. Gene Stegeman, 1984-87 42 4. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 54 5776 107.0 5. Mark Hittner, 1976-79 325-741 4830 9. Andy Majors, 2002-05 34 5. Rex Garner, 1975-76 19 1786 94.0 6. John Roderique, 2015-present 348-609 4679 10. Jeff Seybold, Jr., 2011-15 32 6. Richard Overton, 1977-80 43 4004 93.1 7. Zack Siegrist, 1994-98 265-525 4174 † NCAA all division record (former) 7. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 47 4337 92.3 8. Jay Padden, 1987-90 233-440 3951 8. Willie Brown, 1981-84 23 2047 89.0 9. Jeff Moreland, 1991-95 202-385 3300 Single Season Touchdowns 9. Monte Weathers, 1984-87 43 3811 88.6 10. Zac Dickey, 2010-11 240-436 3282 Player TDs 10. Bob Howard, 1967-69 29 2319 80.0 Single Season Yards 1. Ronald Moore, 1992 39 2. Germaine Race, 2005 33 Single Season Highest Avg./G Player Comp.-Att. Yards 3. Germaine Race, 2006 31 Player G Yds Avg. 1. Anthony Abenoja, 2014 263-432 3871 4. Germaine Race, 2004 26 1. Ronald Moore, 1992 15 2585 172.3 2. Andy Majors, 2005 198-346 3065 5. Darren Dawson, 1991 22 2. Germaine Race, 2006 12 1944 162.0 3. Anthony Abenoja, 2013 183-289 2954 5. Jeff Seybold, Jr., 2013 22 3. Germaine Race, 2004 15 2213 147.5 4. John Roderique, 2016 173-295 2496 110 7. Richard Overton, 1979 21 4. Steve Howard, 1970 11 1568 142.5 5. Mark Smith, 2008 161-253 2348 7. Darren Dawson, 1989 21 5. Germaine Race, 2005 13 1846 142.0 6. Anthony Abenoja, 2012 169-280 2330 9. Monte Weathers, 1987 20 6. Monte Weathers, 1987 12 1684 140.3 7. Zac Dickey, 2011 149-248 2290 9. Ronald Moore, 1991 20 7. Willie Brown, 1984 9 1183 131.4 8. Neal Philpot, 2004 96-170 1825 9. Caleb Farabi, 2007 20 8. Mike Meek, 1988 12 1530 127.5 9. Andy Majors, 2004 113-166 1769 9. Caleb Farabi, 2007 11 1370 124.5 10. Mark Smith, 2007 111-176 1737 Most ATTEMPTS 10. Jeff Seybold, 2013 12 1434 119.5 Single Game Yards Game: 49 Germaine Race, vs. Central Missouri, Nov. 11, 2006 Season: 356 Ronald Moore, 1992 MOST 100-YARD GAMES Player C-Att. TDs Career: 941 Germaine Race, 2003-06 Season: 14 Ronald Moore, 1992 (15 games) 1. 473 John Roderique 29-54 4 Career: 36 Germaine Race, 2003-06 (52 games) vs. Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 Career Attempts 2. 442 Anthony Abenoja 28-36 5 Player Att. vs. Lincoln, Sept. 28, 2013 PASSING, TEAM 3. 438 Anthony Abenoja 26-39 5 1. Germaine Race, 2003-06 941 Most Yards Gained 2. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 869 vs. Emporia State, Oct. 11, 2014 Opponent Yards 4. 428 Anthony Abenoja 26-42 3 3. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 827 1. Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 492 4. Richard Overton, 1977-80 825 vs. Central Missouri, Nov. 8, 2014 2. Emporia State, Oct. 11, 2014 445 5. 378 Anthony Abenoja 26-36 3 5. Darren Dawson, 1989-91 667 3. Lincoln, Sept. 28, 2013 442 6. Caleb Farabi, 2005-2008 597 vs. Northeastern State, Aug. 30, 2012 4. Central Missouri, Nov. 8, 2014 428 6. 377 Anthony Abenoja 28-47 2 7. Bruce Stancell, 1983-86 571 5. Emporia State, Oct. 10, 2009 411 8. Jeff Moreland, 1991-95 564 vs. Nebraska-Kearney, Oct. 25, 2014 6. Missouri S&T, Sept. 25, 2004 407 7. 373 John Roderique 22-30 5 9. Bob Howard, 1967-69 538 7. Central Missouri, Sept. 29, 2008 397 10. Gene Stegeman, 1984-87 519 vs. Missouri Western, Oct. 22, 2016 8. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 15, 2005 384 8. 358 Andy Majors 20-28 2 9. Missouri S&T, Oct. 4, 2003 382 vs. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 15, 2005 Single Season Attempts 10. Fort Hays State, Oct. 24, 1981 381 Player Att. 9. 336 Anthony Abenoja 23-38 2 vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 6, 2012 1. Ronald Moore, 1992 356 Most Pass ATTEMPTs 2. Germaine Race, 2006 310 10. 334 Andy Majors 23-49 2 Game: 57 vs. Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 vs. Delta State, Aug. 27, 2005 3. Darren Dawson, 1991 282 Season: 456 2014 4. Steve Howard, 1970 272 Most TOUCHDOWNS 5. Ronald Moore, 1991 264 Highest Average Per Attempt Game: 5 four times, most recently: 6. Caleb Farabi, 2008 260 Season: 10.97 2006 (223 attempts, 2446 yards) 7. Richard Overton, 1979 252 John Roderique, vs. Missouri Western, Oct. 15, 2016 8. Richard Overton, 1980 250 Season: 32 Anthony Abenoja, 2014 Most Pass Completions Career: 80 Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 9. Germaine Race, 2004 247 Game: 30 vs. Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 10. Caleb Farabi, 2007 247 Season: 273 2014 Career Touchdowns Highest AvG./Carry Player TDs Highest Average Per Completion 1. Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 80 Season: 8.96 Germaine Race, 2004 (247 carries, 2213 yards) Season: 19.09 1991 (101 completions, 1928 yards) Career: 8.79 Monte Weathers, 1984-87 (438 carries, 3852 yards) 2. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 61 3. Andy Majors, 2002-05 43 Highest Completion Percentage 4. Jay Padden, 1987-90 40 Career Highest Avg./Carry (min. 100 att.) Season: .655 2006 (146-223) Player Att. Yds Avg. 4. Zack Siegrist, 1994-98 40 4. Mark Smith, 2005-08 40 1. Monte Weathers, 1984-87 438 3852 8.79 Most Yards Gained Passing 2. Kenny Vernon, 1987-88 140 1182 8.44 7. Jeff Moreland, 1991-95 33 Game: 492 vs. Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 8. John Roderique, 2015-present 31 3. Anthony Chatmon, 1998-2001 429 3189 7.43 Season: 3986 2014 4. Germaine Race, 2003-06 941 6985 7.42 9. Gene Stegeman, 1984-87 27 5. Sean Scott, 1992-94 110 792 7.20 10. Brian Hutchins, 1990-93 25 Single Season Touchdowns Career Completion Percentage (min. 250 att.) Most First Downs Passing Player TDs Player Comp.-Att. Pct. Game: 18 vs. Nebraska-Kearney, Oct. 25, 2014 1. Anthony Abenoja, 2014 32 1. Mark Smith, 2005-2008 337-521 .6468 Season: 175 2014 2. Anthony Abenoja, 2013 30 2. Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 630-1030 .6117 3. Neal Philpot, 2004 25 3. Andy Majors, 2002-05 352-597 .5896 TOTAL OFFENSE, INDIVIDUAL 4. Andy Majors, 2005 20 4. John Roderique, 2015-present 348-609 .5714 MOST TOTAL YARDS 5. Jay Padden, 1990 19 5. Zac Dickey, 2010-11 240-436 .5505 Game: 488 John Roderique, vs. Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 5. Andy Majors, 2004 19 6. Jay Padden, 1987-90 233-440 .5295 Season: 4028 Andy Majors, 2005 5. John Roderique, 2016 19 7. Jeff Moreland, 1991-95 202-385 .5247 Career: 10168 Neal Philpot, 2001-04 8. Mark Smith, 2008 18 8. Steve Siebuhr, 1983-84 173-324 .5340 9. Zac Dickey, 2011 17 9. Zack Siegrist, 1994-98 265-525 .5048 Career Most Total Yards 10. Zack Siegrist, 1996 16 10. Rick Clark, 1969-70 185-368 .5027 Player Pass Rush Total 1. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 5831 4337 10168 Most ATTEMPTS Single Season Completion Percentage (min. 100 att.) 2. Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 9419 617 10036 Game: 54 John Roderique, vs. Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 Player Comp.-Att. Pct. 3. Andy Majors, 2002-05 5531 2336 7867 Season: 432 Anthony Abenoja, 2014 1. Andy Majors, 2004 113-166 .6807 4. Mark Smith, 2005-08 5190 2367 7554 Career: 1030 Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 2. Geno Waters, 2006 86-129 .6667 5. Germaine Race, 2003-06 0 6985 6985 3. Mark Smith, 2008 161-253 .6363 6. John Roderique, 2015-present 4679 1119 5798 Career Attempts 4. Anthony Abenoja, 2013 183-289 .6332 7. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 0 5776 5776 Player Att. 5. Mark Smith, 2007 111-176 .6306 8. Mark Hittner, 1976-79 4830 782 5612 1. Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 1030 6. Anthony Abenoja, 2014 263-432 .6088 9. Jeff Moreland, 1991-95 3300 2075 5375 2. Mark Hittner, 1976-79 741 7. Anthony Abenoja, 2012 169-280 .6035 10. Zac Dickey, 2010-11 3282 2066 5348 3. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 678 8. Zac Dickey, 2011 149-248 .6008 4. John Roderique, 2015-present 609 9. John Roderique, 2015 94-157 .5987 Single Season Most Total Yards 5. Andy Majors, 2002-05 597 10. John Roderique, 2016 173-295 .5864 Player Pass Rush Total 6. Zack Siegrist, 1994-98 525 1. Andy Majors, 2005 963 3065 4028 7. Mark Smith, 2005-08 521 HIGHEST AVG./COMPLETION 2. Anthony Abenoja, 2014 3871 65 3936 8. Jay Padden, 1987-90 440 Season: 21.5 Lateef Walker, 1999 (36-774) 3. Zac Dickey, 2011 2290 1165 3455 9. Zac Dickey, 2010-11 436 Career: 19.0 Lateef Walker, 1998-2001 (70-1329) 4. Mark Smith, 2008 2348 968 3316 10. Gene Stegeman, 1984-87 392 5. Anthony Abenoja, 2013 2954 340 3294 Career Highest AvG. Per Completion (min. 50 comp.) 6. Neal Philpot, 2004 1825 1398 3223 Single season Attempts Player C Yds Avg. 7. John Roderique, 2016 2496 318 2814 Player Att. 1. Lateef Walker, 1998-2001 70 1329 18.99 8. Neal Philpot, 2003 1663 1144 2807 1. Anthony Abenoja, 2014 432 2. Craig Kelley, 1980-81 70 1140 18.39 9. Mark Smith, 2007 1737 939 2676 2. Andy Majors, 2005 346 3. Nick Motosko, 1979-82 147 2685 18.27 10. Ronald Moore, 1992 0 2585 2585 3. John Roderique, 2016 295 4. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 326 5831 17.89 4. Anthony Abenoja, 2013 289 5. Brian Hutchins, 1990-93 177 3053 17.25 Single Game Most Total Yards 5. Anthony Abenoja, 2012 280 Yds Player Rush Pass 6. Mark Smith, 2008 253 Single Season Highest Avg. Per Completion (min. 35 comp.) 1. 488 John Roderique 15 473 7. Zac Dickey, 2011 248 Player C Yds Avg. vs. Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 8. Mark Hittner, 1977 218 1. Lateef Walker, 1999 36 774 21.50 2. 463 Anthony Abenoja 21 442 9. Zack Siegrist, 1996 215 2. Nick Motosko, 1981 59 1153 20.96 vs. Lincoln, Sept. 28, 2013 111 10. Mark Hittner, 1979 210 3. Neal Philpot, 2003 85 1663 19.56 3. 447 John Roderique 74 373 4. Jeff Moreland, 1991 59 1131 19.17 vs. Missouri Western, Oct. 15, 2016 Most COMPLETIONS 5. Neal Philpot, 2004 96 1825 19.01 4. 430 Andy Majors 72 358 Game: 29 John Roderique, vs. Emporia State, Oct. 22, 2016 vs. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 15, 2005 Season: 263 Anthony Abenoja, 2014 HIGHEST AVG./Game 5. 428 Anthony Abenoja -10 438 Career: 630 Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 Season: 297.8 Anthony Abenoja, 2014 (13 games) vs. Emporia State, Oct. 11, 2014 Career: 224.3 Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 (42 games) 6. 421 Anthony Abenoja -7 421 Career Completions vs. Nebraska-Kearney, Oct. 25, 2014 Player Comp. MOST INTERCEPTIONS 7. 413 Zac Dickey 147 266 1. Anthony Abenoja, 2011-14 630 Season: 14 Mark Hittner, 1977; Andy Majors, 2005 vs. Northwest Missouri, Dec. 3, 2011* 2. Andy Majors, 2002-05 352 Career: 38 Mark Hittner, 1976-79 8. 401 Neal Philpot 172 229 3. John Roderique, 2015-present 348 vs. Emporia State, Oct. 9, 2004 4. Mark Smith, 2005-08 337 9. 393 Andy Majors 59 334 TOTAL OFFENSE, TEAM vs. Delta State, Aug. 27, 2005 5. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 326 Most Yards Gained 6. Mark Hittner, 1976-79 325 10. 379 Ronald Moore 379 0 Opponent Yards vs. Portland State, Dec. 5, 1992 7. Zack Siegrist, 1994-98 265 1. Missouri S&T, Sept. 25, 2004 809 8. Zac Dickey, 2010-11 240 10. 379 Anthony Abenoja 1 378 2. Lincoln, Sept. 28, 2013 787 vs. Northeastern State, Aug. 30, 2012 9. Jay Padden, 1987-90 233 3. Emporia State, Oct. 9, 2004 774 10. Jeff Moreland, 1991-95 202 4. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 15, 2005 741 MOST TOTAL OFFENSIVE PLAYS 5. Truman, Sept. 11, 2004 718 Single Season Completions Season: 539 Andy Majors, 2005 5. Panhandle State, Sept. 9, 2006 718 Career: 1505 Neal Philpot, 2001-04 Player Comp. 7. Washburn, Oct. 2, 2004 713 1. Anthony Abenoja, 2014 263 8. Missouri Western, Nov. 1, 1980 703 HIGHEST AVG./Game 2. Andy Majors, 2005 198 9. Central Missouri, Oct. 14, 1989 702 Season: 312.7 John Roderique, 2016 3. Anthony Abenoja, 2013 183 10. Truman, Oct. 12, 1991 693 (2814 yards in 9 games) 4. John Roderique, 2016 173 Career: 241.6 John Roderique, 2015-present 5. Anthony Abenoja, 2012 169 Most Total Offensive Plays (5798 yards in 24 games) 6. Mark Smith, 2008 161 Season: 1132 1991 7. Zac Dickey, 2011 149 8. Andy Majors, 2004 113 RECEIVING, INDIVIDUAL Most Yards Gained, Total Offense Most Yards Gained 9. Mark Smith, 2007 111 Game: 809 vs Missouri S&T, Sept. 25, 2004 10. Zack Siegrist, 1996 106 Game: 268 Gavin Lutman, vs. Emporia State, Oct. 11, 2014 Season: 8976 2004 Season: 1495 Ronnie West, 1991 Career: 3387 John Brown, 2011-13 HIGHEST COMPLETION PCT. Highest Average Per Game Season: .681 Andy Majors, 2004 (113-166) Season: 598.4 2004 Career: .647 Mark Smith, 2005-08 (337-521) Career Yards Player Rec. Yards Most Total First Downs 1. John Brown, 2011-13 185 3387 Game: 38 vs. Wayne State, Neb., Oct. 25, 1986; 2. Ronnie West, 1990-91 123 2521 vs. Southwest Baptist, Oct. 15, 2005 3. Marquise Cushon, 2012-15 132 2186 Season: 429 2004 4. Gavin Lutman, 2010, ’12-14 130 2068 5. Gene Wayenberg, Jr., 1980-81 75 1827 Most First Downs Rushing 6. Austin Panko, 2014-17 115 1771 Game: 27 vs. Fort Hays State, Oct. 17, 1987; 7. Jermaine Carpenter, 2003-04 69 1671 vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 14, 1989 8. Marques Nelson, 2005-08 82 1582 Season: 254 2004 9. Levi Copelin, 2015-16 91 1515 10. Bryan Pray, 2005-06 80 1510 Single Season Yards Career Highest Avg. Per Reception (min. 30 rec.) Single Season Scoring Player Rec. Yards Player Rec. Yds Avg. Player TD 1XP 2XP FG Pts. 1. Ronnie West, 1991 74 1495 1. Blaise Bauer, 1985-88 44 1284 29.18 1. Ronald Moore, 1992 41 0 4 0 254 2. Marquise Cushon, 2014 69 1301 2. Gene Wayenberg, Jr., 1980-81 75 1827 24.36 2. Germaine Race, 2005 33 0 0 0 198 3. John Brown, 2011 61 1216 3. Jermaine Carpenter, 2003-04 69 1671 24.22 3. Germaine Race, 2006 31 0 1 0 188 4. John Brown, 2013 61 1198 4. Michael Brown, 1997-2000 39 909 23.31 4. Germaine Race, 2004 27 0 1 0 164 5. Gavin Lutman, 2014 70 1196 5. Ronnie West, 1990-91 123 2521 20.50 5. Nathan Alleman, 2004 0 109 0 8 133 6. Gene Wayenberg, Jr., 1981 48 1124 6. Galen Lewis, 1977-79 34 681 20.03 6. Richard Overton, 1979 21 0 0 0 126 7. Jermaine Carpenter, 2004 49 1115 7. Alan Spencer, 1971-72 62 1241 20.02 6. Monte Weathers, 1987 21 0 0 0 126 8. Ronnie West, 1990 49 1026 8. Chris Hudson, 1994-96 57 1133 19.88 6. Darren Dawson, 1989 21 0 0 0 126 9. Levi Copelin, 2016 60 1012 9. Mike Ward, 2001-04 42 807 19.21 6. Caleb Farabi, 2007 21 0 0 0 126 10. John Brown, 2012 63 973 10. Gerren Comeaux, 1997-2000 35 662 18.91 10. Ronald Moore, 1991 20 0 2 0 124 Single Game Yards Single Season Highest Avg. Per Reception (min. 10 rec.) Most TOUCHDOWNS Yds. Player Rec. TDs Player Rec. Yds Avg. Game: 5 six times, most recently by: 1. 268 Gavin Lutman 10 4 1. Blaise Bauer, 1986 14 440 31.43 John Brown, vs. Lincoln, Sept. 28, 2013 vs. Emporia State, Oct. 11, 2014 2. Blaise Bauer, 1988 12 361 30.08 Season: 41 Ronald Moore, 1992 2. 238 Kendall Fisher 6 3 3. Greg Cobble, 1982 12 344 28.67 Career: 109 Germaine Race, 2003-06 † vs. Emporia State, Oct. 17, 2009 4. Jermaine Carpenter, 2003 20 556 27.80 3, 237 John Brown 9 4 5. Michael Brown, 1999 14 369 26.36 † NCAA all division record vs. Lincoln, Sept. 28, 2013 6. Gene Wayenberg, Jr., 1980 27 703 26.04 4. 221 Marquise Cushon 9 2 7. Galen Lewis, 1979 12 305 25.42 Career Touchdowns vs. Central Missouri, Nov. 8, 2014 8. Mike Ward, 2003 10 245 24.50 Player TDs 5. 215 Gene Wayenberg, Jr. 8 1 9. Doug Hix, 1997 18 427 23.72 1. Germaine Race, 2003-06 109 vs. Missouri Western, Nov. 1, 1980 10. Aaron Bell, 2001 14 332 23.71 2. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 78 6. 199 John Brown 12 2 3. Darren Dawson, 1988-91 61 vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 12, 2013 HIGHEST AVG./Game 4. Anthony Chatmon, 1998-2001 52 7. 195 Jermaine Carpenter 4 2 Season: 102.2 Gene Wayenberg, Jr., 1981 (1124 yards in 11 games) 5. Richard Overton, 1977-80 50 vs. Emporia State, Oct. 9, 2004 Career: 94.1 John Brown, 2011-13 (3387 yards in 36 games) 8. 191 Levi Copelin 9 1 Single Season Touchdowns vs. Central Missouri, Sept. 1, 2016 Career Highest Avg./G (min. 20 g) Player TDs 9. 190 Ronnie West 8 2 Player G Yds Avg. 1. Ronald Moore, 1992 41 vs. Emporia State, Nov. 2, 1991 1. John Brown, 2011-13 36 3387 94.1 2. Germaine Race, 2005 33 10. 189 Ronnie West 8 2 2. Ronnie West, 1990-91 28 2521 90.0 3. Germaine Race, 2006 31 vs. North Dakota State, Dec. 1, 1990 3. Gene Wayenberg, Jr. 23 1827 79.4 4. Germaine Race, 2004 27 MOST TOUCHDOWNS Single Season Highest Avg./G Single Game Touchdowns Game: 4 four times, most recently: Player G Yds Avg. 1. 5 Richard Overton, vs. Missouri Western, Nov. 3, 1979 Gavin Lutman, vs. Emporia State, Oct. 11, 2014 1. Gene Wayenberg, Jr., 1981 11 1124 102.2 1. 5 Ronald Moore, vs. North Dakota State, Nov. 27, 1992 Season: 16 Jermaine Carpenter, 2004 2. Marquise Cushon, 2014 13 1301 100.1 1. 5 Ronald Moore, vs. Portland State, Dec. 5, 1992 Career: 34 John Brown, 2011-13 3. John Brown, 2013 12 1198 99.8 1. 5 Justin Johnson, vs. Missouri Southern, Sept. 27, 1997 112 1. 5 John Brown, vs. Missouri Southern, Nov. 12, 2011 Career Touchdowns SCORING, TEAM 1. 5 John Brown, vs. Lincoln, Sept. 28, 2013 Player TDs Most Points Scored 1. John Brown, 2011-13 34 Game: 151 vs. Missouri State, Nov. 28, 1912 Most TOTAL POINTS/PLACEKICKER 2. Ronnie West, 1990-91 27 Game: 18 Josh Barcus, vs. Washburn, Nov. 14, 1998 (3 FG, 9 PAT) 3. Jermaine Carpenter, 2003-04 23 (Modern) 91 vs. Missouri S&T, Sept. 25, 2004 Season: 133 Nathan Alleman, 2004 4. Blaise Bauer, 1985-88 18 Season: 837 2004 Career: 401 Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 4. Gavin Lutman, 2010, ’12-14 18 Highest Scoring Average Career Scoring by a Placekicker Single Season Touchdowns Season: 55.8 2004 Player XP FG Total Player TDs 1. Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 314 29 401 1. Jermaine Carpenter, 2004 16 Most Touchdowns Scored 2. James Jenkins, 1988-91 195 35 300 2. Ronnie West, 1991 14 Game: 19 vs. Missouri State, Nov. 28, 1912 3. Connor Frazell, 2012-14 164 45 299 2. John Brown, 2013 14 Season: 116 2004 4. Josh Barcus, 1995-98 155 44 287 4. Ronnie West, 1990 13 Most Point-After Conversions Kicked 5. Jared Witter, 2007-2010 142 23 211 4. Gavin Lutman, 2014 13 Game: 13 vs. Missouri S&T, Sept. 25, 2004 Season: 109 2004 Single Season Scoring by a Kicker MOST RECEPTIONS Player XP FG Total Game: 13 John Brown, vs. Missouri Western, Oct. 20, 2012 Most Field Goals Made 1. Nathan Alleman, 2004 109 8 133 Season: 74 Ronnie West, 1991 Game: 4 vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 15, 1998 2. Nathan Alleman, 2005 88 11 121 Career: 185 John Brown, 2011-13 3. Chase McCoy, 2011 65 18 119 Season: 18 2011 4. Connor Frazell, 2014 55 21 118 Career Receptions 5. Connor Frazell, 2013 70 13 109 Player Rec. SCORING, INDIVIDUAL 1. John Brown, 2011-13 185 Most TOTAL POINTS Most FIELD GOALS MADE 2. Marquise Cushon, 2012-15 132 Game: 32 two times, most recently by: Game: 4 Josh Barcus, vs. UCM, Oct. 15, 1998 3. Gavin Lutman, 2010, ’12-14 130 Ronald Moore, vs. Portland State, Dec. 5, 1992 Season: 21 Connor Frazell, 2014 4. Ronnie West, 1990-91 123 Season: 254 Ronald Moore, 1992 Career: 45 Connor Frazell, 2012-14 5. Austin Panko, 2014-17 115 Career: 480 Ronald Moore, 1989-92 6. Caleb Farabi, 2005-08 101 Career Field Goals Made 7. Pierce Curran, 2004-07 97 Career Scoring Player FG 8. Wilton Jones, 1976-79 92 Player TD 1XP 2XP FG Pts. 1. Connor Frazell, 2012-14 45 9. Levi Copelin, 2015-16 91 1. Germaine Race, 2003-06 † 109 0 2 0 658 2. Josh Barcus, 1995-98 44 10. Marques Nelson, 2005-08 89 2. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 78 0 6 0 480 3. James Jenkins, 1988-91 35 10. Jon Thomas, 2008-11 89 3. Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 0 314 0 29 401 4. Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 29 4. Darren Dawson, 1988-91 61 0 0 0 366 5. Mike Bowman, 1985-87 27 Single Season Receptions 5. Neal Philpot, 2001-04 60 0 1 0 362 Player Rec. 6. Anthony Chatmon, 1998-01 52 0 1 0 314 Single Season Field Goals Made 1. Ronnie West, 1991 74 7. Richard Overton, 1977-80 50 0 0 0 300 Player FG 2. Gavin Lutman, 2014 70 7. James Jenkins, 1988-91 0 195 0 35 300 1. Connor Frazell, 2014 21 3. Marquise Cushon, 2014 69 9. Connor Frazell, 2012-14 0 164 0 45 299 2. Chase McCoy, 2011 18 4. John Brown, 2012 63 10. Josh Barcus, 1995-98 0 155 0 44 287 3. Josh Barcus, 1998 16 5. John Brown, 2011 61 4. Jared Vincent, 2017 14 5. John Brown, 2013 61 † NCAA all division record (former) 5. Josh Barcus, 1995 13 5. Mike Bowman, 1986 13 HIGHEST AVG./RECEPTION 5. Daniel Chappell, 2002 13 Season: 31.4 Blaise Bauer, 1986 (14-440) 5. Connor Frazell, 2013 13 Career: 29.2 Blaise Bauer, 1985-88 (44-1284) Most FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Career Highest PAT Pct. (min. 75 FGA) KICKOFF RETURNS, INDIVIDUAL Game: 4 four times, most recently by: 1. Connor Frazell, 2012-14 164-167 .982 HIGHEST KICKOFF RETURN AVG. (since ’60) Jared Witter, vs. NWMSU, Oct. 6, 2007 2. Jared Witter, 2007-10 142-147 .966 Season: 32.4 John Brown, 2013 (12-389) Season: 30 Connor Frazell, 2014 3. Daniel Chappell, 2001-02 106-110 .964 Career: 27.5 Levi Neville, 2000-03 (38-1044) Career: 64 Josh Barcus, 1995-98 Single Season Highest PAT Pct. (min. 35 FGA) Career Highest Kickoff Return Avg. (min. 25 ret.) Career Field Goals Attempted 1. Daniel Chappell, 2002 51-51 1.000 Player Ret. Yds. Avg. Player FG 1. Nathan Alleman, 2006 70-70 1.000 1. Levi Neville, 2000-03 38 1044 27.47 1. Josh Barcus, 1995-98 64 1. Connor Frazell, 2014 55-55 1.000 2. Ronnie West, 1990-91 36 987 27.42 2. James Jenkins, 1988-91 61 3. Chris Hudson, 1994-96 52 1414 27.19 2. Connor Frazell, 2012-14 61 MOST CONSECUTIVE PATs MADE 4. John Brown, 2011-13 52 1400 26.92 123 Nathan Alleman, Oct. 8, 2005 to Dec. 2, 2006 5. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 42 1084 25.81 Single Season Field Goals Attempted Player FG ALL-PURPOSE YARDS, INDIVIDUAL Single Season Highest Kickoff Return Avg. (min. 9 ret.) 1. Connor Frazell, 2014 30 Most TOTAL YARDS Player Ret. Yds. Avg. 2. Jeff Wood, 1992 23 Game: 458 Ronald Moore, vs. Portland State, Dec. 5, 1992 1. John Brown, 2013 12 389 32.42 3. Mike Bowman, 1986 22 Season: 3400 Ronald Moore, 1992 2. Bill Presson, 1960 9 287 31.89 Career: 7178 Ronald Moore, 1989-92 3. Levi Neville, 2001 17 526 30.94 HIGHEST FIELD GOAL PCT. 4. Gene Wayenberg, 1956 9 272 30.22 Season: .867 Daniel Chappell, 2002 (13-15) Career Yards 5. Levi Neville, 2000 9 271 30.11 Career: .857 Chase McCoy, 2011 (18-21) Player Rush Rec PR KR Yds 1. Ronald Moore, 1989-92 5776 318 0 1084 7178 Career Highest FG Pct. (min. 20 FGA) PUNTING, INDIVIDUAL 2. Germaine Race, 2003-06 6985 137 0 0 7122 HIGHEST PUNTING AVG. 1. Chase McCoy, 2011 18-21 .857 3. Monte Weathers, 1984-87 3852 295 686 1932 6764 2. Daniel Chappell, 2001-02 21-28 .750 Season: 46.0 Brian Moorman, 1997 (41-1884) 4. John Brown, 2011-13 394 3387 1863 1400 6244 Career: 44.0 Brian Moorman, 1995-98 (188-8267) 3. Connor Frazell, 2012-14 45-61 .738 5. Darren Dawson, 1988-91 4565 86 0 36 4687 4, Chad Levin, 2015-16 21-30 .700 5. Josh Barcus, 1995-98 44-64 .688 Career Highest Punting Average (min. 50 punts) Season Yards Player Punts Yds. Avg. Player Rush Rec PR KR Yds 1. Brian Moorman, 1995-98 188 8267 43.97 Single Season Highest FG Pct. (min. 10 FGA) 1. Ronald Moore, 1992 2585 164 0 651 3400 1. Daniel Chappell, 2002 13-15 .867 2. Jared Witter, 2007-10 158 6582 41.66 2. Monte Weathers, 1986 1430 62 226 658 2376 3. Griffin Knopp, 2012-14 90 3686 40.96 1. Connor Frazell, 2013 13-15 .867 3. Monte Weathers, 1987 1684 137 189 314 2324 3. Chase McCoy, 2011 18-21 .857 4. Kevin Shipley, 1977-80 152 6142 40.41 4. John Brown, 2011 104 1216 369 616 2293 5. Carter Anchors, 2015-present 131 5261 40.16 3. James Jenkins, 1990 12-14 .857 5. Germaine Race, 2004 2213 31 0 0 2244 5. Nathan Alleman, 2005 11-13 .846 Single Season Highest Punting Average min. (30 att.) Single Game Yards Player Punts Yds. Avg. MOST CONSECUTIVE FGs MADE Player Rush Rec PR KR Yds 14 Connor Frazell, Sept. 28, 2013 to Sept. 11, 2014 1. Brian Moorman, 1997 41 1884 45.95 1. Ronald Moore 379 0 0 79 458 2. Brian Moorman, 1998 38 1734 45.63 vs. Portland State, Dec. 5, 1992 3. Carter Anchors, 2016 43 1888 43.91 MOST PATs MADE 2. Monte Weathers 203 0 142 0 345 Game: 13 Nathan Alleman, vs. Missouri S&T, Sept. 25, 2004 4. Brian Moorman, 1996 43 1884 43.49 vs. Emporia State, Sept. 27, 1986 5. Jared Witter, 2008 35 1493 42.65 113 Season: 109 Nathan Alleman, 2004 3. Monte Weathers 205 13 121 0 339 Career: 314 Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 † vs. Missouri Western, Oct. 10, 1987 4. Monte Weathers 217 0 107 0 324 PENALTIES, TEAM † NCAA Division II Record vs. Wayne State, Neb., Oct. 26, 1985 Most Times Penalized 5. Monte Weathers 125 0 190 0 315 Game: 16 vs. Northwest Missouri, Sept. 10, 1983; Career PATs Made vs. Missouri S&T, Sept. 20, 1986 vs. Missouri Southern, Oct. 4, 1986 Player PAT Season: 142 1986 1. Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 314 2. James Jenkins, 1988-91 195 PUNT RETURNS, TEAM Most Yards Penalized 3. Connor Frazell, 2012-14 164 Most Punt Returns Game: 163 vs Wayne State, Neb., Oct. 25, 1986 4. Josh Barcus, 1995-98 155 Game: 8 three times, most recently: Season: 1221 1986 (142 penalties) 5. Jeff Wood, 1992-94 120 vs. Missouri S&T, Oct. 4, 2003 Season: 63 1995 Fewest Times Penalized Single Season PATs Made Game: 1 vs. Truman, Oct. 28, 2006 Player PAT Highest Average Punt Return Season: 60 2006 1. Nathan Alleman, 2004 109 Season: 17.1 2006 (20 ret., 342 yards) 2. Nathan Alleman, 2005 88 Fewest Yards Penalized 3. Nathan Alleman, 2006 70 PUNT RETURNS, INDIVIDUAL Game: 10 vs. Emporia State, Nov. 13, 1993 3. Connor Frazell, 2013 70 HIGHEST PUNT RETURN AVG. (since 1960) Season: 468 1993 5. Chase McCoy, 2011 65 Season: 17.3 Bill Presson, 1960 (16-276) Career: 17.3 Bill Presson, 1960 (16-276) FUMBLES, TEAM MOST PATs ATTEMPTED Most Fumbles Game: 13 Nathan Alleman, vs. Missouri S&T, Sept. 25, 2004 Career Highest Punt Return Avg. (min. 15 ret.) Game: 9 vs. Fort Hays State, Oct. 24, 1981; Season: 112 Nathan Alleman, 2004 Player Ret. Yds. Avg. vs. Cameron, Dec. 13, 1986 Career: 326 Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 † 1. Bill Presson, 1960 16 276 17.25 Season: 60 1986 † NCAA Division II Record 2. Ronnie West, 1990-91 39 585 15.00 3. Harrison Kush, 2006-08 52 724 13.90 Most Fumbles Lost Career PATs Attempted 4. John Brown, 2011-13 78 1063 13.63 Game: 7 vs. Fort Hays State, Oct. 24, 1981; Player FG 5. Austin Panko, 2014-17 64 719 11.23 vs. Cameron, Dec. 13, 1986 1. Nathan Alleman, 2003-06 326 Season: 35 1986 2. James Jenkins, 1988-91 221 Single Season Highest Punt Return Avg. (min. 10 ret.) 3. Josh Barcus, 1995-98 173 Player Ret. Yds. Avg. Fewest Fumbles 1. Bill Presson, 1960 16 276 17.25 Season: 7 1990 Single Season PATs Attempted 2. Harrison Kush, 2006 19 325 17.11 Player FG 3. Ronnie West, 1990 24 383 15.96 Fewest Fumbles Lost 1. Nathan Alleman, 2004 112 4. John Brown, 2012 28 430 15.36 Season: 9 1990 2. Connor Frazell, 2013 71 5. John Brown, 2011 27 369 13.67 3. Nathan Alleman, 2006 70 TOTAL DEFENSE, TEAM KICKOFF RETURNS, TEAM Fewest Total Yards Allowed HIGHEST PAT PCT. Most Kickoff Returns Season: 1.000 Daniel Chappell, 2002 (51-51); Game: 10 vs. Bacone, Sept. 8, 2001 Game: 9 two times, most recently vs. Washburn, Oct. 17, 2009 Season: 1311 1975 Nathan Alleman, 2006 (70-70); Season: 48 2006 Connor Frazell, 2014 (55-55) Career: .982 Connor Frazell, 2012-14 (164-167) Most Total Yards Allowed Highest Average Kickoff Return Game: 704 vs. Central Missouri, Nov. 5, 2005 Season: 23.9 2013 (29 ret., 694 yards) Season: 5268 2005 Most Points Allowed Single Game Tackles MOST PASS BREAKUPS (since 1981) Game: 107 vs. College of Emporia, Nov. 12, 1910 1. 21 Chris Brown, vs. North Alabama, Dec. 12, 1992 Season: 17 Donnie Johnson, 1987 (Modern) 83 vs. Central Missouri, Nov. 5, 2005 2. 20 Chris Brown, vs. Northern Colorado, Nov. 18, 1995 Career: 40 Ted Adams, 1986-89 Season: 411 2016 2. 20 Wes Baker, vs. Central Missouri, Sept. 23, 2000 4. 19 Tim Bradbury, vs. Jacksonville State, Dec. 12, 1992 Career Pass Breakups Fewest Points Allowed 4. 19 B.J. McGivern, vs. Northern Colorado, Nov. 18, 1995 Player PBU Season: 16 1924 6. 18 Shane Tafoya, vs. Missouri S&T, Sept. 28, 1991 1. Ted Adams, 1986-89 40 (Modern) 46 1961 6. 18 Chris Brown, vs. North Dakota State, Sept. 4, 1993 2. De’Vante Bausby, 2011-14 30 6. 18 B.J. McGivern, vs. North Dakota State, Nov. 25, 1995 3. Travis Stepps, 1997-2001 28 Fewest First Downs Allowed 6. 18 Earl Henry, vs. Southwest Baptist, Nov. 3, 2001 3. Levi Neville, 2000-03 28 Game: 1 vs. Washburn, Oct. 28, 1989 (1 rushing, 0 passing, 0 penalty) 6. 18 Aaron Hight, vs. Central Missouri, Nov. 8, 2001 5. Donnie Johnson, 1985-88 25 Season: 162 1994 (55 rushing, 78 passing, 29 penalty) 6. 18 Nate Dreiling, vs. Missouri Southern, Oct. 2, 2010 6. 18 Nate Dreiling, vs. Delta State, Dec. 10, 2011 Single Season Pass Breakups Most Opponent Fumbles Recovered 6. 18 Colby Hall, vs. Northwest Missouri, Oct. 18, 2014 Player PBU Game: 6 vs. Missouri Southern, Oct. 26, 1991 1. Donnie Johnson, 1987 17 Season: 23 1999 MOST INTERCEPTIONS (since 1974) 2. Travis Stepps, 2001 16 Game: 3 four times, most recently by: 3. Kevin Harkless, 1987 15 RUSHING DEFENSE, TEAM Jeremy Neville, vs. WU, Sept. 21, 2002 4. Eric Wright, 2004 14 Fewest Rushing Attempts Allowed Season: 9 Duke Palmer, 1992 5. Ted Harre, 1984 12 Game: 16 vs. Central Missouri, Oct. 14, 1989 Career: 20 Ted Adams, 1986-89 5. Ted Adams, 1986 12 Season: 322 2012 5. Eric Perks, 1992 12 Career Interceptions Fewest Yards Allowed Player INT MOST Forced Fumbles (since 1981) Game: -66 vs. Wayne State, Neb., Oct. 25, 1986 1. Ted Adams, 1986-89 20 Season: 7 Phil McCoy, 1991 Season: 552 1982 2. Darryl Wren, 1987-90 18 Career: 10 Phil McCoy, 1990-91 3. Duke Palmer, 1989-92 17 Most Yards Allowed 4. Mark Kilgore, 1979-82 13 Career Forced Fumbles Game: 428 vs. Central Missouri, Nov. 5, 2005 4. John Pringle, 1979-82 13 Player FF Season: 2432 2005 1. Phil McCoy, 1990-91 10 Single Season Interceptions 2. Tim Bradbury, 1992-94 9 Player INT 3. Ryan Meredith, 2003-06 8 PASSING DEFENSE, TEAM 1. Duke Palmer, 1992 9 4. Nate Dreiling, 2010-13 7 Fewest Passing Yards Allowed 2. Rob Kaelin, 1983 8 5. Brett Shamblin, 2005-08 6 Game: 4 vs. Wayne State, Neb., Oct. 31, 1981 2. Ted Adams, 1986 8 Season: 483 1975 4. Mark Kilgore, 1981 7 Single Season FORCED FUMBLEs 4. John Pringle, 1981 7 Player FF Most Yards Allowed 4. Joel Thornton, 1992 7 1. Phil McCoy, 1991 7 Game: 464 vs. Fort Hays State, Oct. 19, 1985 4. Nate Dreiling, 2011 7 2. Ryan Meredith, 2004 5 Season: 3186 2004 3. B.J. McGivern, 1995 4 MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS (since 1981) 3. Brett Shamblin, 2005 4 Most Interceptions Season: 23.0 Troy Wilson, 1992 3. Gus Toca, 2011 4 114 Game: 6 three times, most recently: Career: 46.0 Sam Pittman, 1980-83 vs. Emporia State, Nov. 12, 1995 MOST Fumble Recoveries (since 1979) Season: 28 1986 Career Quarterback Sacks Season: 5 Mark Kilgore, 1981; Bernard Brown, 1986; Player Sacks Bryan Simoncic, 1986 DEFENSE, INDIVIDUAL 1. Sam Pittman, 1980-83 46.0 Career: 10 Mark Kilgore, 1979-82 MOST TOTAL TACKLES (since 1976) 2. Troy Wilson, 1989-92 45.0 Game: 21 Chris Brown, vs. North Alabama, Dec. 12, 1992 3. Ryan Meredith, 2003-06 32.5 Career Fumble recoveries Season: 172 B.J. McGivern, 1995 4. Ben Peterson, 1995-98 29.0 Player FR Career: 491 Nate Dreiling, 2010-13 5. Heath Wilson, 2013-16 22.5 1. Mark Kilgore, 1979-82 10 2. Josh Lattimer, 2002-05 8 Career Tackles (since ’76) Single Season Quarterback Sacks 3. Ron Freeman, 1978-81 7 Player Tackles Player Sacks 3. Bryan Simoncic, 1984-87 7 1. Nate Dreiling, 2010-13 491 1. Troy Wilson, 1991 23.0 3. John Roderique, 1986-89 7 2. Chris Brown, 1992-95 470 2. Sam Pittman, 1982 22.0 3. Chris Brown, 1992-95 7 3. Josh Lattimer, 2002-05 395 3. Ron Freeman, 1981 18.0 4. John Roderique, 1986-89 365 4. Ben Peterson, 1998 14.0 Single Season Fumble recoveries 5. Mark Kilgore, 1979-82 363 5. Roman Wiehebrink, 1986 13.0 Player FR 6. Andrew Poling, 1996-99 359 1. Mark Kilgore, 1981 5 7. Troy Wilson, 1989-92 317 MOST TACKLES-FOR-LOSS (since 1981) 1. Bernard Brown, 1986 5 8. Wes Baker, 1997-2000 314 Season: 32.0 Troy Wilson, 1992 1. Bryan Simoncic, 1986 5 9. Spencer Brown, 2013-16 309 Career: 74.0 Troy Wilson, 1989-92; Aaron McConnell, 2000-03 4. Shane Tafoya, 1991 4 10. Cooper Harris, 1992-94 295 4. Chris Brown, 1995 4 Career TACKLES-FOR-LOSS 4. Tyler Disney, 2013 4 Single Season Tackles (since ’76) Player TFLs Player Tackles 1. Troy Wilson, 1989-92 74.0 1. B.J. McGivern, 1995 172 1. Aaron McConnell, 2000-03 74.0 2. John Burke, 1978 162 3. Nate Dreiling, 2010-13 56.5 3. Nate Dreiling, 2010 160 4. Ben Peterson, 1995-98 54.0 4. Anthony Parks, 1995 154 4. Chad Webb, 1995-98 54.0 5. Chris Brown, 1995 149 6. Earl Henry, 2001 146 Single Season TACKLES-FOR-LOSS 7. John Roderique, 1989 143 Player TFLs 8. James Gray, 1989 142 1. Troy Wilson, 1992 32.0 9. Nate Dreiling, 2011 139 2. Troy Wilson, 1991 29.0 10. Shane Tafoya, 1991 136 3. Aaron McConnell, 2001 27.0 4. Aaron McConnell, 2003 25.0 5. B.J. McGivern, 1995 23.0 Coaches RECORDS Year Coach W L T Pts. Opp. Coach by Coach Records 1970 Tom Lester 9 2 0 419 207 Coach Years Won Lost Tied Pct. 1969 Tom Lester 5 5 0 295 238 Tim Beck 2010-present 8 68 27 0 .716 1968 Tom Lester 4 5 1 140 148 Chuck Broyles 1990-2009 20 198 47 2 .806 1967 Tom Lester 6 2 1 158 96 Dennis Franchione 1985-89 5 53 6 0 .898 1966 Carnie Smith 7 2 0 197 189 Mike Mayerske 1984 1 5 4 0 .556 1965 Carnie Smith 3 6 0 123 155 Bruce Polen 1982-83 2 13 6 0 .684 1964 Carnie Smith 4 5 0 124 169 Ron Randleman 1976-81 6 36 25 2 .587 1963 Carnie Smith 5 3 1 191 121 Tom Lester 1967-75 9 48 38 5 .555 1962 Carnie Smith 6 3 0 172 135 Carnie Smith 1949-66 18 116 52 6 .684 1961 Carnie Smith 11 0 0 339 46 Charles H. Morgan 1936, ’38-48 12 44 43 15 .505 1960 Carnie Smith 8 1 0 307 102 Edward “Blue” Howell 1929-35, ’37 8 35 30 6 .529 1959 Carnie Smith 6 3 0 178 119 Garfield W. Weede 1919-28 10 46 33 6 .576 1958 Carnie Smith 4 5 1 154 182 R. O. Courtwright 1915-17 3 15 11 2 .571 1957 Carnie Smith 11 0 0 347 79 John Fuhrer 1909-14, ’18 7 26 22 2 .540 1956 Carnie Smith 7 2 1 214 101 Albert McLeland 1908 1 2 2 2 .500 1955 Carnie Smith 7 3 0 151 107 TOTALS 1908-2017 110 705 346 48 .663 1954 Carnie Smith 6 2 0 188 89 1953 Carnie Smith 6 3 1 138 107 1952 Carnie Smith 5 4 1 161 132 Season by Season Records 1951 Carnie Smith 7 3 0 201 79 Year Coach W L T Pts. Opp. 1950 Carnie Smith 5 5 0 155 168 2017 Tim Beck 8 4 0 382 259 1949 Carnie Smith 8 2 1 289 145 2016 Tim Beck 7 4 0 444 411 1948 Charles H. Morgan 2 6 2 137 149 2015 Tim Beck 6 5 0 335 314 1947 Charles H. Morgan 2 7 1 71 126 2014 Tim Beck 11 2 0 462 203 1946 Charles H. Morgan 4 2 3 72 54 2013 Tim Beck 10 2 0 558 223 1945 Charles H. Morgan 2 2 2 68 110 2012 Tim Beck 7 3 0 304 230 1944 Charles H. Morgan 3 3 0 73 78 2011 Tim Beck 13 1 0 563 282 1943 Charles H. Morgan 6 0 0 165 27 2010 Tim Beck 6 6 0 273 289 1942 Charles H. Morgan 7 1 0 115 32 115 2009 Chuck Broyles 5 6 0 323 306 1941 Charles H. Morgan 5 2 3 91 64 2008 Chuck Broyles 11 2 0 462 308 1940 Charles H. Morgan 3 7 0 119 137 2007 Chuck Broyles 8 3 0 411 222 1939 Charles H. Morgan 3 4 2 95 67 2006 Chuck Broyles 10 2 0 537 322 1938 Charles H. Morgan 4 4 2 74 106 2005 Chuck Broyles 10 4 0 655 367 1937 Edward “Blue” Howell 2 7 0 66 134 2004 Chuck Broyles 14 1 0 837 286 1936 Charles H. Morgan 3 5 0 64 124 2003 Chuck Broyles 9 3 0 459 163 1935 Edward “Blue” Howell 6 3 0 87 38 2002 Chuck Broyles 8 3 0 408 177 1934 Edward “Blue” Howell 6 3 0 113 54 2001 Chuck Broyles 11 2 0 467 186 1933 Edward “Blue” Howell 4 3 2 87 41 2000 Chuck Broyles 9 3 0 381 168 1932 Edward “Blue” Howell 6 1 2 111 48 1999 Chuck Broyles 10 2 0 385 104 1931 Edward “Blue” Howell 4 5 0 103 102 1998 Chuck Broyles 7 3 0 322 133 1930 Edward “Blue” Howell 6 3 0 140 40 1997 Chuck Broyles 9 2 0 331 162 1929 Edward “Blue” Howell 1 5 2 36 60 1996 Chuck Broyles 8 3 0 386 179 1928 Garfield W. Weede 0 7 0 13 113 1995 Chuck Broyles 12 1 1 453 185 1927 Garfield W. Weede 6 2 0 155 46 1994 Chuck Broyles 10 1 0 384 113 1926 Garfield W. Weede 2 6 0 49 70 1993 Chuck Broyles 8 3 0 274 136 1925 Garfield W. Weede 5 2 1 118 37 1992 Chuck Broyles 14 1 0 538 310 1924 Garfield W. Weede 7 0 1 111 16 1991 Chuck Broyles 13 1 1 555 226 1923 Garfield W. Weede 3 3 1 57 85 1990 Chuck Broyles 12 1 0 563 204 1922 Garfield W. Weede 4 5 0 79 81 1989 Dennis Franchione 12 1 0 478 153 1921 Garfield W. Weede 7 2 1 155 65 1988 Dennis Franchione 11 1 0 423 126 1920 Garfield W. Weede 5 4 1 111 95 1987 Dennis Franchione 11 1 0 533 108 1919 Garfield W. Weede 7 2 1 141 76 1986 Dennis Franchione 11 1 0 499 199 1918 John Fuhrer 3 1 0 97 20 1985 Dennis Franchione 8 2 0 299 217 1917 R. O. Courtright 4 4 2 83 88 1984 Mike Mayerske 5 4 0 200 232 1916 R. O. Courtright 7 3 0 159 122 1983 Bruce Polen 6 4 0 228 227 1915 R. O. Courtright 4 5 0 108 155 1982 Bruce Polen 7 2 0 232 112 1914 John Fuhrer 1 7 0 24 347 1981 Ron Randleman 10 2 0 332 131 1913 John Fuhrer 4 2 1 282 87 1980 Ron Randleman 7 4 0 267 164 1912 John Fuhrer 4 4 0 301 122 1979 Ron Randleman 8 3 0 320 192 1911 John Fuhrer 6 3 0 132 76 1978 Ron Randleman 7 3 0 313 246 1910 John Fuhrer 6 3 0 99 172 1977 Ron Randleman 1 8 1 176 281 1909 John Fuhrer 2 2 1 19 23 1976 Ron Randleman 3 5 1 151 156 1908 Albert McLeland 2 2 2 14 25 1975 Tom Lester 4 4 2 154 141 1974 Tom Lester 4 7 0 130 203 1973 Tom Lester 3 7 0 87 205 1972 Tom Lester 5 5 0 156 177 1971 Tom Lester 8 1 1 218 104 100-YARD RUSHERS Date Player Att-Yds-TDs Opponent Date Player Att-Yds-TDs Opponent Date Player Att-Yds-TDs Opponent 12/5/92 Ronald Moore 37-379-5 at Portland State* 10/16/93 Joey Tobin 24-171-1 at Southwest Baptist 10/7/00 Anthony Chatmon 12-145-4 Missouri Southern 11/11/06 Germaine Race 49-309-4 Central Missouri 9/16/95 Ed Fairchild 18-171-3 Central Missouri 9/25/04 Germaine Race 11-145-1 at Missouri S&T 10/22/05 Germaine Race 23-305-3 at Truman 9/24/05 Germaine Race 25-171-4 Emporia State 10/31/87 Monte Weathers 17-144-1 Washburn 9/27/97 Justin Johnson 16-273-5 at Missouri Southern 9/9/95 Ed Fairchild 24-170-0 at Forth Hays State 10/14/89 Kenny Davis 25-144-0 at Central Missouri 10/14/06 Germaine Race 27-268-4 at Fort Hays State 9/27/80 Richard Overton 36-169-2 at Missouri Southern 9/12/98 Andrew Wilson 15-144-1 at Texas A&M-Commerce 11/10/84 Willie Brown 33-265-2 Emporia State 11/22/80 Richard Overton 36-169-2 vs. Truman * 9/30/06 Germaine Race 32-144-4 at Emporia State 11/1/80 Richard Overton 26-257-2 Missouri Western 10/7/89 Kenny Davis 30-169-1 Northwest Missouri 10/17/87 Monte Weathers 20-143-2 at Fort Hays State 10/24/92 Ronald Moore 23-256-3 Missouri Southern 9/17/05 Germaine Race 17-169-2 at Missouri Southern 11/20/04 Neal Philpot 13-143-1 Colorado Mines* 11/7/87 Monte Weathers 16-247-2 at Emporia State 10/28/06 Germaine Race 27-169-2 Truman 10/27/84 Willie Brown 21-142-0 at Nebraska-Kearney 10/21/06 Germaine Race 21-245-3 Southwest Baptist 12/10/88 Mike Meek 30-167-0 at Adams State* 11/28/87 Monte Weathers 21-142-1 Northeastern State 10/22/88 Mike Meek 21-241-1 at Wayne State 10/27/90 Darren Dawson 17-167-0 at Washburn 9/21/02 Neal Philpot 27-142-2 at Washburn 10/17/92 Ronald Moore 22-233-3 at Missouri Western 10/5/91 Darren Dawson 17-167-2 Northwest Missouri 11/2/91 Ronald Moore 17-142-2 Emporia State 10/19/85 Bruce Stancell 34-231-2 at Fort Hays State 11/9/02 Neal Philpot 24-167-2 Southwest Baptist 10/23/99 Josh Shay 12-142-0 at Washburn 10/30/04 Germaine Race 23-231-3 Central Missouri 10/13/84 Willie Brown 29-166-2 Fort Hays State 10/27/07 Mark Smith 12-142-2 vs. Fort Hays State 9/20/08 Caleb Farabi 28-226-3 at Missouri Western 11/23/91 Ronald Moore 21-166-2 Butler* 10/16/10 Terrance Isaac 13-141-3 Washburn 10/26/85 Monte Weathers 7-217-2 Wayne State, Neb. 10/2/04 Neal Philpot 14-166-1 Washburn 10/13/90 Darren Dawson 19-140-0 Central Missouri 9/10/05 Germaine Race 34-215-5 Missouri Western 10/16/82 Rod LeWallen 14-165-1 at Washburn 9/17/11 Briceton Wilson 29-140-0 at Truman 12/7/91 Darren Dawson 24-213-3 at Portland State* 10/14/89 Ronald Moore 13-164-1 at Central Missouri 11/25/89 Darren Dawson 20-139-2 at Angelo State* 11/15/08 Mark Smith 20-212-1 Nebraska-Omaha* 11/8/01 Jesse Owen 17-164-1 at Central Missouri 10/30/93 Brian Hutchins 15-139-1 Northwest Missouri 10/13/01 Neal Philpot 23-209-1 Northwest Missouri 10/10/92 Ronald Moore 25-163-2 Truman 10/5/96 Justin Johnson 21-139-1 Truman 10/9/04 Germaine Race 9-207-1 at Emporia State 9/29/90 Darren Dawson 20-161-2 Southeast Missouri 11/1/03 Neal Philpot 34-139-3 Missouri Western 10/10/87 Monte Weathers 16-205-3 Missouri Western 10/18/08 Caleb Farabi 28-161-1 Nebraska-Omaha 10/8/16 Michael Rose 14-139-1 Fort Hays State 11/10/90 Ronald Moore 19-205-2 at Missouri Southern 9/20/86 Gene Stegeman 23-159-1 at Missouri S&T 10/26/96 Justin Johnson 13-138-1 at Emporia State 9/27/86 Monte Weathers 12-203-2 Emporia State 11/8/86 Monte Weathers 15-158-3 Missouri Western 10/26/96 Alex Wendler 19-138-3 at Emporia State 116 11/3/84 Willie Brown 22-202-2 Missouri Western 10/6/07 Caleb Farabi 26-158-3 vs. Northwest Missouri 9/15/01 Anthony Chatmon 12-138-2 Washburn 10/21/18 Michael Rose 23-202-2 at Emporia State 12/4/04 Germaine Race 19-158-1 North Dakota* 11/13/10 Zac Dickey 24-138-0 vs. Northwest Missouri 10/31/92 Ronald Moore 27-199-4 at Emporia State 10/8/88 Mike Meek 25-157-4 at Missouri Western 11/11/89 Darren Dawson 14-137-1 Missouri Southern 12/7/85 Monte Weathers 17-198-1 Central Arkansas* 9/5/92 Ronald Moore 20-157-3 Friends 9/10/94 Jeff Moreland 20-137-0 Fort Hays State 9/19/87 Monte Weathers 22-198-2 Missouri S&T 10/26/91 Darren Dawson 27-156-3 at Missouri Southern 10/21/00 Anthony Chatmon 16-137-1 Washburn 10/11/03 Neal Philpot 23-198-2 at Washburn 11/9/91 Ronald Moore 36-156-2 Central Missouri 11/1/86 Gene Stegeman 30-136-2 Nebraska-Kearney 9/4/99 Lateef Walker 20-195-2 at North Alabama 11/23/91 Darren Dawson 22-156-1 Butler* 9/9/89 Darren Dawson 14-136-3 Missouri Western 9/12/92 Ronald Moore 31-194-1 Texas A&M-Commerce 10/15/98 Anthony Chatmon 17-156-1 Central Missouri 10/6/12 Jason Spradling 18-134-0 Central Missouri 11/13/93 Joey Tobin 17-189-0 Emporia State 10/14/00 Anthony Chatmon 26-156-2 at Emporia State 10/6/84 Bruce Stancell 29-133-1 at Washburn 10/16/04 Germaine Race 18-189-3 Missouri Southern 10/24/87 Monte Weathers 15-155-2 Wayne State, Neb. 10/5/85 Rod LeWallen 11-133-1 Missouri Southern 10/8/11 Briceton Wilson 35-189-2 at Fort Hays State 10/12/91 Darren Dawson 22-155-2 at Truman 10/7/89 Darren Dawson 19-133-2 Northwest Missouri 9/28/13 Jeff Seybold 20-187-2 at Lincoln 12/2/17 Michael Rose 21-155-3 vs. Arkansas Tech* 10/9/99 Josh Shay 14-133-2 at Missouri Southern 10/2/04 Germaine Race 12-186-3 Washburn 11/20/04 Germaine Race 19-154-3 Colorado Mines* 11/12/83 Willie Brown 23-132-1 at Emporia State 12/7/13 Jeff Seybold 16-185-1 vs. SW Minnesota State* 9/13/86 Bruce Stancell 21-153-2 Arkansas Tech 11/4/00 Anthony Chatmon 16-132-2 Southwest Baptist 10/24/09 Terrance Isaac 24-184-0 Fort Hays State 10/27/01 Neal Philpot 30-153-2 Truman 8/29/09 Eric Love 12-132-0 Central Oklahoma 9/3/05 Germaine Race 15-183-2 Fort Hays State 11/16/02 Joe Taylor 17-153-1 Central Missouri 9/7/13 Jeff Seybold 6-132-1 Northeastern State 12/2/06 Germaine Race 33-183-4 vs. Bemidji State* 10/7/06 Germaine Race 25-153-0 Washburn 9/21/91 Darren Dawson 36-131-0 at Southwest Baptist 11/14/81 Cebron Robinson 28-180-2 at Missouri Western 8/25/07 Caleb Farabi 28-153-0 vs. Texas A&M-Commerce 11/27/04 Neal Philpot 20-131-1 Northwest Missouri* 10/1/88 Mike Meek 26-180-2 Nebraska-Kearney 10/19/91 Ronald Moore 13-152-3 Missouri Western 10/7/17 John Roderique 28-131-0 at Fort Hays State 10/29/05 Germaine Race 23-180-2 vs. Northwest Missouri 11/28/92 Ronald Moore 31-151-5 North Dakota State* 11/16/91 Darren Dawson 29-130-1 Central Missouri 10/23/04 Germaine Race 25-179-4 at Missouri Western 9/11/99 Anthony Chatmon 11-151-3 Texas A&M-Commerce 11/27/04 Germaine Race 20-130-1 Northwest Missouri* 9/15/07 Caleb Farabi 26-179-2 at Missouri Southern 10/27/07 Caleb Farabi 22-151-1 vs. Fort Hays State 9/1/07 Caleb Farabi 26-130-4 vs. East Central 10/26/13 Jeff Seybold 24-179-3 at Missouri Western 9/21/85 Bruce Stancell 26-150-2 Missouri S&T 10/25/80 Richard Overton 28-129-0 Nebraska-Kearney 10/15/05 Germaine Race 25-175-5 at Southwest Baptist 9/10/88 Mike Meek 9-150-3 Lincoln 11/18/89 Darren Dawson 19-129-1 Northwest Missouri* 12/7/91 Ronald Moore 22-175-3 at Portland State* 10/1/94 Jubarko Gaines 16-150-1 Washburn 9/8/90 Darren Dawson 11-129-1 at Missouri Western 10/9/93 Joey Tobin 21-175-2 Missouri S&T 10/1/05 Germaine Race 27-150-1 at Washburn 9/25/99 Anthony Chatmon 21-129-1 at Central Missouri 9/22/07 Caleb Farabi 34-175-2 vs. Missouri Western 9/2/89 Darren Dawson 13-149-1 at Truman 11/19/05 Andy Majors 25-129-2 at West Texas A&M* 10/15/16 Michael Rose 28-175-2 at Missouri Western 11/6/04 Germaine Race 29-149-1 vs. Northwest Missouri 11/19/05 Justin Bean 20-129-1 at West Texas A&M* 10/11/08 Caleb Farabi 27-174-2 Truman 9/18/04 Germaine Race 17-148-4 Southwest Baptist 10/3/87 Monte Weathers 16-128-2 Nebraska-Kearney 10/10/81 Stan Patton 24-173-3 Missouri Southern 9/26/92 Ronald Moore 16-147-2 at Missouri S&T 9/19/92 Ronald Moore 15-128-1 Southwest Baptist 9/22/90 Ronald Moore 5-172-1 at Cameron 12/3/11 Zac Dickey 20-147-0 vs. Northwest Missouri* 9/2/00 Milen Darby 12-128-2 North Alabama 10/9/04 Neal Philpot 20-172-4 at Emporia State 9/13/86 Monte Weathers 14-146-3 Arkansas Tech 10/2/04 Andy Majors 9-128-2 Washburn 9/20/03 Germaine Race 11-172-2 at Truman 11/1/97 Justin Johnson 27-146-2 at Truman 10/20/07 Caleb Farabi 19-128-3 at Southwest Baptist 10/31/09 Terrance Isaac 29-172-3 at Nebraska-Omaha 11/7/92 Ronald Moore 19-145-3 Washburn 9/13/08 Caleb Farabi 24-128-1 Missouri Southern Date Player Att-Yds-TDs Opponent Date Player Att-Yds-TDs Opponent Date Player Att-Yds-TDs Opponent 11/1/08 Mark Smith 13-128-0 Washburn 10/30/93 Joey Tobin 12-116-1 Northwest Missouri 9/19/80 Cebron Robinson 17-106-0 Missouri S&T 11/10/84 Bruce Stancell 14-127-1 Emporia State 8/25/01 Anthony Chatmon 3-116-1 SW Assemblies of God 9/22/90 Darren Dawson 16-106-1 at Cameron 9/27/86 Bruce Stancell 18-127-3 Emporia State 10/18/03 Neal Philpot 19-116-0 Emporia State 10/12/91 Jeff Moreland 19-106-1 at Truman 9/30/89 Kenny Davis 24-127-1 at Southeast Missouri 10/23/82 Rod LeWallen 15-115-0 Fort Hays State 10/26/02 Joe Taylor 14-106-3 Missouri S&T 9/11/04 Andy Majors 6-127-4 Truman 12/6/86 Gene Stegeman 27-115-2 Washburn* 8/26/04 Germaine Race 14-106-0 Western State 10/1/05 Andy Majors 19-127-0 at Washburn 9/23/89 Darren Dawson 10-115-2 Lincoln 9/23/06 Mark Smith 9-106-2 Missouri Southern 9/3/15 Michael Rose 17-127-2 at Northeastern State 10/20/90 Ronald Moore 19-115-1 Missouri S&T 11/7/09 Cardell Clemons 13-106-2 at Truman 10/6/84 Willie Brown 17-126-2 at Washburn 11/12/94 Michael Mayfield 13-115-1 at Emporia State 9/29/84 Steve Siebuhr 14-105-0 at Missouri Southern 10/19/85 Rod LeWallen 19-126-1 at Fort Hays State 9/17/05 Andy Majors 9-115-1 at Missouri Southern 10/17/87 Mike Meek 10-105-0 at Fort Hays State 9/29/90 Ronald Moore 25-126-3 Southeast Missouri 9/16/06 Germaine Race 23-115-1 at Missouri Western 10/28/89 Darren Dawson 4-105-2 Washburn 11/10/90 Darren Dawson 15-126-2 at Missouri Southern 9/4/10 Terrance Isaac 19-115-0 Chadron State 12/2/95 Jeff Moreland 20-105-1 at TexasA&M-Kingsville* 11/1/08 Caleb Farabi 26-126-4 Washburn 10/27/12 Briceton Wilson 31-115-2 at Truman 10/26/96 Walter Harris 11-105-2 at Emporia State 9/25/10 Zac Dickey 11-126-1 at Missouri Western 10/5/13 Jeff Seybold 24-115-3 Abilene Christian 9/25/99 Lateef Walker 22-105-1 at Central Missouri 9/20/86 Monte Weathers 10-125-2 at Missouri S&T 10/4/86 Monte Weathers 7-114-1 at Missouri Southern 10/16/99 Lateef Walker 22-105-1 Emporia State 11/7/87 Mike Meek 20-125-1 at Emporia State 10/1/94 Jeff Moreland 13-114-2 Washburn 9/19/15 Jeff Seybold 22-105-1 Washburn 11/20/93 Joey Tobin 21-125-0 at North Dakota* 9/27/03 Germaine Race 16-114-2 at Southwest Baptist 11/15/86 Rod LeWallen 12-104-1 Langston 10/2/99 Lateef Walker 28-125-2 Missouri Western 10/4/86 Bruce Stancell 21-113-2 at Missouri Southern 10/23/93 Brian Hutchins 19-104-2 Central Missouri 11/8/01 Neal Philpot 30-125-2 at Central Missouri 11/2/02 Joe Taylor 14-113-2 at Truman 9/21/13 Jeff Seybold 16-104-3 Southwest Baptist 10/20/07 Mark Smith 14-125-0 at Southwest Baptist 10/27/12 Jason Spradling 17-113-0 at Truman 9/1/16 Michael Rose 27-104-1 Central Missouri 10/23/10 Zac Dickey 14-125-2 at Fort Hays State 10/26/85 Bruce Stancell 19-112-0 Wayne State, Neb. 9/13/80 Richard Overton 19-103-0 Southwest Missouri 11/2/13 Jeff Seybold 10-125-3 Northwestern Oklahoma 9/1/90 Darren Dawson 13-112-1 Truman 10/4/80 Stan Patton 18-103-1 at Washburn 11/2/85 Bruce Stancell 27-124-1 Nebraska-Kearney 11/17/90 Ronald Moore 29-112-1 Truman 11/9/85 Bruce Stancell 21-103-1 at Missouri Western 9/4/04 Germaine Race 14-124-1 at Fort Hays State 9/16/95 Jeff Moreland 22-112-1 Central Missouri 11/8/86 Gene Stegeman 24-103-0 Missouri Western 9/10/83 Willie Brown 13-123-0 Northwest Missouri 10/4/97 Justin Johnson 12-112-0 Missouri S&T 9/26/87 Mike Meek 6-103-1 Missouri Southern 11/30/91 Ronald Moore 30-123-1 Texas A&M-Commerce* 10/25/03 Neal Philpot 12-112-1 at Missouri Southern 9/17/88 Kenny Vernon 8-103-0 at Missouri S&T 11/14/92 Ronald Moore 20-123-1 at Central Missouri 11/12/05 Germaine Race 17-112-2 at Nebraska-Kearney* 10/28/89 Kenny Davis 20-103-1 Washburn 9/16/95 Phillip Simons 15-123-1 Central Missouri 9/5/09 John McCoy 15-112-2 Chadron State 9/10/94 J.J. Dalton 10-103-1 Fort Hays State 9/15/01 Neal Philpot 21-123-2 Washburn 9/3/15 John Roderique 9-112-3 at Northeastern State 8/29/09 Terrance Isaac 21-103-3 Central Oklahoma 11/22/08 Mark Smith 27-123-1 at Northwest Missouri* 10/8/88 Kenny Davis 12-111-1 at Missouri Western 11/4/17 Thomas LePage 19-103-0 at Nebraska-Kearney 117 10/10/81 Cebron Robinson 16-122-0 Missouri Southern 9/14/91 Ronald Moore 15-111-0 at Texas A&M-Commerce 12/5/87 Monte Weathers 17-102-1 Presbyterian* 10/13/84 Bruce Stancell 26-122-1 Fort Hays State 11/4/95 J.J. Dalton 11-111-2 Missouri S&T 11/5/88 Mike Meek 24-102-0 Emporia State 10/4/97 Andrew Wilson 9-122-1 Missouri S&T 10/8/05 Germaine Race 13-111-4 Panhandle State 9/15/90 Kelly Lawson 16-102-1 Southwest Baptist 12/4/04 Neal Philpot 18-122-0 North Dakota 10/22/11 Zac Dickey 22-111-2 at Central Missouri 10/12/91 Ronald Moore 16-102-2 at Truman 9/29/07 Caleb Farabi 22-122-1 at Central Missouri 9/6/08 Caleb Farabi 20-111-0 at Chadron State 10/19/91 Darren Dawson 17-102-1 Missouri Western 9/20/14 Jeff Seybold 17-122-1 at Washburn 9/14/85 Bruce Stancell 25-110-0 at Arkansas Tech 9/28/96 Andrew Wilson 6-102-1 Southwest Baptist 11/7/92 Brian Hutchins 15-121-1 Washburn 10/18/86 Monte Weathers 16-110-2 Fort Hays State 10/19/96 Justin Johnson 23-102-2 Missouri Southern 9/21/91 Jeff Moreland 20-121-2 at Southwest Baptist 10/31/87 Mike Meek 7-110-1 Washburn 10/18/03 Germaine Race 16-102-2 Emporia State 10/5/02 Anthony Hankins 17-121-0 Missouri Southern 9/1/90 Ronald Moore 14-110-2 Truman 9/23/06 Germaine Race 20-102-3 Missouri Southern 9/26/15 John Roderique 18-121-2 at Fort Hays State 10/5/91 Ronald Moore 14-110-2 Northwest Missouri 10/1/11 Zac Dickey 19-102-1 vs. Northwest Missouri 9/21/02 Anthony Hankins 13-120-3 at Washburn 9/18/93 Brian Hutchins 18-110-0 at Missouri Southern 10/25/14 Jamal Tyler 15-102-1 vs. Nebraska-Kearney 9/29/07 Chadd Snyder 19-120-2 at Centra Missouri 9/19/98 Stacy Butcher 7-110-1 at Emporia State 9/9/17 Michael Rose 21-102-0 Central Oklahoma 10/6/07 Mark Smith 30-120-1 vs. Northwest Missouri 9/18/99 Lateef Walker 24-110-1 Northwest Missouri 11/1/86 Rod LeWallen 9-101-1 Nebraska-Kearney 10/8/88 Jay Padden 17-119-0 at Missouri Western 10/16/99 Anthony Chatmon 19-110-1 Emporia State 11/24/90 Darren Dawson 19-101-4 Texas A&M-Commerce* 11/5/88 Jay Padden 29-119-2 Emporia State 10/30/99 Lateef Walker 9-110-1 Missouri S&T 11/14/98 Anthony Chatmon 10-101-1 Washburn 12/3/88 Mike Meek 22-119-2 Arkansas-Monicello* 10/26/02 Neal Philpot 14-110-0 Missouri S&T 9/30/06 Mark Smith 22-101-2 at Emporia State 10/3/92 Ronald Moore 21-119-2 at Northwest Missouri 9/9/06 Germaine Race 15-110-3 Panhandle State 11/8/08 Caleb Farabi 18-101-1 at Emporia State 10/16/99 Josh Shay 18-119-0 Emporia State 10/16/10 Zac Dickey 16-110-1 Washburn 10/3/15 Jeff Seybold 13-101-1 Missouri Western 11/6/99 Lateef Walker 12-119-3 at Southwest Baptist 10/4/80 Richard Overton 27-109-2 at Washburn 9/30/17 Michael Rose 25-101-0 Washburn 10/25/86 Monte Weathers 24-118-2 at Wayne State, Neb. 10/22/83 Willie Brown 13-109-3 Wayne State 9/13/86 Rod LeWallen 10-100-0 Arkansas Tech 10/29/88 Mike Meek 23-118-0 at Washburn 10/28/89 Jay Padden 13-109-2 Washburn 9/16/89 Kelly Lawson 14-100-1 at Southwest Baptist 10/24/92 Joey Tobin 10-118-0 Missouri Southern 10/26/91 Ronald Moore 25-109-1 at Missouri Southern 9/21/85 Greg Neece 24-100-0 Missouri S&T 9/18/99 Anthony Chatmon 13-118-1 Northwest Missouri 11/13/99 Anthony Chatmon 9-109-2 at Truman 10/5/91 Jeff Moreland 23-100-0 Northwest Missouri 10/11/80 Stan Patton 21-117-2 Fort Hays State 11/8/03 Neal Philpot 31-109-2 at Central Missouri 10/22/94 Jubarko Gaines 5-100-1 at Central Missouri 10/1/83 Willie Brown 28-117-1 Missouri Southern 10/13/07 Mark Smith 14-109-1 at Truman 10/6/01 Neal Philpot 18-100-3 Emporia State 9/30/95 Ed Fairchild 12-117-2 at Truman 10/12/85 Gene Stegeman 24-108-3 Washburn 11/17/01 Anthony Hankins 13-100-0 Nebraska-Omaha* 10/28/95 Ed Fairchild 18-117-0 at Washburn 11/17/90 Darren Dawson 17-108-2 Truman * 9/23/00 Anthony Chatmon 5-117-1 Central Missouri 11/9/91 Darren Dawson 14-108-1 at Washburn 10/23/04 Neal Philpot 21-117-2 at Missouri Western 11/21/92 Ronald Moore 29-108-3 North Dakota* * denotes postseason game 12/11/04 Neal Philpot 20-117-1 vs. Valdosta State* 11/6/93 Brian Hutchins 22-108-0 at Truman 8/30/08 Caleb Farabi 29-117-0 at Central Oklahoma 9/22/01 Neal Philpot 20-108-0 at Missouri Western 10/30/10 Terrance Isaac 15-117-3 Nebraska-Omaha 12/10/88 Kenny Vernon 15-107-1 at Adams State* 9/1/11 Zac Dickey 15-117-1 at Missouri Western 11/2/02 Neal Philpot 31-107-4 at Truman 100-YARD RECEIVERS Date Player REC-Yds-TDs Opponent Date Player REC-Yds-TDs Opponent Date Player REC-Yds-TDs Opponent 10/11/14 Gavin Lutman 10-268-4 Emporia State 10/22/16 Levi Copelin 8-134-3 Emporia State 9/26/09 Kendall Fisher 8-113-1 Missouri Western 10/10/09 Kendall Fisher 6-238-3 Emporia State 10/25/14 Marquise Cushon 8-134-0 Nebraska Kearney 10/15/22 Austin Panko 5-112-1 at Missouri Western 9/28/13 John Brown 9-237-4 at Lincoln 9/7/91 Ronnie West 5-133-3 Friends 9/24/94 Chris Hudson 3-111-0 at Missouri Western 11/8/14 Marquise Cushon 9-221-2 Central Missouri 11/29/14 Gavin Lutman 7-133-1 at Minnesota State* 10/4/14 Marquise Cushon 7-111-0 at Missouri Western 11/1/80 Gene Wayenberg, Jr. 8-215-1 Missouri Western 11/8/80 Gene Wayenberg, Jr. 4-132-1 Emporia State 9/23/06 Bryan Pray 2-110-1 Missouri Southern 10/12/13 John Brown 12-199-2 at Central Missouri 8/25/04 Tim Austin 5-132-1 at Missouri S&T 8/29/09 Kendall Fisher 6-110-0 Central Oklahoma 10/9/04 Jermaine Carpenter 4-195-2 at Emporia State 11/12/05 Brandon Twito 5-132-0 at Nebraska-Kearney* 10/12/96 Chuckey Aiken 9-109-1 at Missouri Western 9/1/16 Levi Copelin 9-191-1 Central Missouri 11/5/05 Bryan Pray 8-131-1 at Central Missouri 9/4/99 Michael Brown 3-109-1 at Northern Alabama 11/2/91 Ronnie West 8-190-2 Emporia State 11/10/07 Pierce Curran 7-131-1 Emporia State 10/20/90 Ronnie West 4-108-1 Missouri S&T 12/1/90 Ronnie West 8-189-2 at North Dakota State* 10/28/06 Bryan Pray 4-130-2 Truman 9/2/06 Marques Nelson 2-108-1 at East Central 8/26/04 Jermaine Carpenter 5-172-3 Western State 11/23/91 Ronnie West 6-129-0 Butler* 10/7/06 Bryan Pray 4-108-1 Washburn 9/21/13 John Brown 5-171-2 Southwest Baptist 12/14/91 Ronnie West 8-129-1 vs. Jacksonville State* 11/3/12 Andrew Castaneda 5-108-1 Lindenwood 9/27/08 Marques Nelson 3-170-2 Central Missouri 10/19/13 Marquise Cushon 4-129-1 vs. Northwest Missouri 11/11/17 Austin Panko 4-108-1 at Missouri Southern 9/16/06 Bryan Pray 9-168-0 at Missouri Western 10/31/81 Gene Wayenberg, Jr. 5-128-2 Wayne State, Neb. 11/14/15 Levi Copelin 2-107-1 Central Oklahoma 9/1/90 Ronnie West 6-157-3 Truman 10/10/92 Ray Staten 4-128-1 Truman 11/9/96 Chuckey Aiken 2-106-1 at Missouri S&T 10/6/12 John Brown 9-157-1 Central Missouri 9/8/12 John Brown 7-127-0 Central Oklahoma 9/10/08 Marques Nelson 4-106-0 at Missouri Western 11/7/81 Gene Wayenberg, Jr. 7-155-1 Nebraska-Kearney 10/4/03 Jermaine Carpenter 4-126-1 Missouri S&T 11/5/16 Levi Copelin 4-106-1 Nebraska-Kearney 10/15/05 Brandon Twito 6-153-1 at Southwest Baptist 9/24/16 Levi Copelin 8-126-1 at Lindenwood 11/28/92 Ray Staten 7-105-0 North Dakota State* 10/13/12 John Brown 13-153-1 vs. Northwest Missouri 10/18/80 Steve Krull 4-125-1 at Wayne State. Neb. 11/18/14 Marquise Cuson 6-105-1 at Northwest Missouri 10/15/16 Brenner Clemons 6-153-2 at Missouri Western 11/7/98 Anthony Chatmon 3-124-1 at Missouri Western 11/8/03 Mike Ward 3-104-1 at Central Missouri 12/7/13 John Brown 7-152-2 vs. SW Minnesota State* 9/19/92 Ray Staten 5-123-1 Southwest Baptist 10/3/15 Marquise Cushon 6-104-0 Missouri Western 10/25/03 Jermaine Carpenter 5-147-2 at Missouri Southern 11/8/14 Gavin Lutman 7-122-0 Central Missouri 9/5/92 Ray Staten 7-103-2 Friends 11/12/11 John Brown 5-146-2 Missouri Southern 9/6/80 Gene Wayenberg, Jr. 3-119-1 Northwest Missouri 10/4/97 Doug Hix 4-103-1 Missouri S&T 10/6/12 Luke Rampy 9-144-0 Central Missouri 10/20/84 Dennis Kohler 10-119-0 at Wayne State, Neb. 9/27/03 Jermaine Carpenter 3-103-1 at Southwest Baptist 11/28/87 Blaise Bauer 3-142-3 Northeastern State* 10/24/98 Doug Hix 4-119-0 at Northwest Missouri 9/18/93 Joey Tobin 23-102-0 at Missouri Southern 9/12/98 Doug Hix 6-141-2 at Texas A&M-Commerce 11/26/11 John Brown 6-119-0 Washburn* 11/5/11 John Brown 4-102-2 Washburn 8/29/09 Aaron Sawyer 3-141-3 Central Oklahoma 12/11/04 Tim Austin 8-119-0 vs. Valdosta State* 11/27/04 Jermaine Carpenter 4-102-1 Northwest Missouri* 10/12/91 Ronnie West 8-140-1 at Truman 9/15/12 John Brown 6-119-1 at Southwest Baptist 10/22/16 Austin Panko 7-102-0 Emporia State 8/30/12 John Brown 9-140-2 at Northeastern State 9/20/14 Marquise Cushon 7-119-1 at Washburn 9/27/86 Blaise Bauer 2-101-1 Emporia State 9/11/14 Marquise Cushon 5-140-1 at Lindenwood 10/29/83 Greg Cobble 7-118-1 Nebraska-Kearney 10/18/86 Blaise Bauer 3-101-2 Fort Hays State 11/5/05 Pierce Curran 8-139-0 at Central Missouri 10/5/96 Jerry Ross 4-118-1 Truman 10/14/95 Chris Hudson 5-101-1 at Missouri Southern 10/21/95 Chris Hudson 3-138-2 Emporia State 10/31/98 Michael Brown 5-117-0 Truman 9/20/03 Jermaine Carpenter 4-101-2 at Truman 10/11/97 Doug Hix 5-138-1 Southwest Baptist 12/7/91 Ronnie West 6-115-1 at Portland State* 9/28/85 Bill Mounkes 6-100-1 at Emporia State 10/8/16 Brenner Clemons 11-138-2 Fort Hays State 10/29/05 Bryan Pray 5-114-2 vs. Northwest Missouri 9/8/12 Andrew Castaneda 6-100-0 Central Oklahoma 118 10/6/90 Ronnie West 4-136-2 at Northwest Missouri 9/8/16 Levi Copelin 6-114-1 at Central Oklahoma 9/17/16 Levi Copelin 6-100-3 Northeastern State 10/18/14 Gavin Lutman 6-134-1 at Northwest Missouri 10/19/91 Ronnie West 2-113-1 Missouri Western 9/24/16 Austin Panko 5-134-1 at Lindenwood 11/6/04 Tim Austin 4-113-0 vs. Northwest Missouri * denotes postseason game 200-YARD PASSERS Date Player C/Att-Yds-TDs Opponent Date Player C/Att-Yds-TDs Opponent Date Player C/Att-Yds-TDs Opponent 10/22/16 John Roderique 29/54-473-4 Emporia State 10/1/16 John Roderique 18/35-263-1 at Washburn 10/23/04 Neal Philpot 14/24-224-2 at Missouri Western 9/28/13 Anthony Abenoja 28/36-442-5 at Lincoln 10/11/08 Mark Smith 19/27-261-1 Truman 9/1/07 Mark Smith 10/17-224-0 East Central 10/11/14 Anthony Abenoja 26/39-438-5 Emporia State 9/15/12 Anthony Abenoja 17/27-259-2 at Southwest Baptist 10/1/11 Zac Dickey 14/21-223-1 vs. Northwest Missouri 11/8/14 Anthony Abenoja 26/42-428-3 Central Missouri 11/14/98 Zack Siegrist 14/18-258-2 Washburn 11/12/16 John Roderique 21/37-223-0 at Missouri Southern 8/30/12 Anthony Abenoja 26/36-378-3 at Northeastern State 9/22/07 Mark Smith 28/17-257-1 Missouri Western 10/12/91 Jeff Moreland 11/15-222-2 at Truman 10/25/14 Anthony Abenoja 28/47-377-2 Nebraska-Kearney 9/26/09 Jeff Smith 17/21-256-2 Missouri Western 8/29/09 John McCoy 11/20-221-1 Central Oklahoma 10/15/16 John Roderique 22/30-373-5 at Missouri Western 11/2/13 Anthony Abenoja 10/12-256-2 Northwestern Oklahoma 12/2/17 John Roderique 21/28-221-2 vs. Arkansas Tech* 10/15/05 Andy Majors 20/28-358-2 at Southwest Baptist 9/9/15 John Roderique Jr. 16/33-256-0 Washburn 10/11/97 Zack Siegrist 11/19-217-2 Southwest Baptist 10/6/12 Anthony Abenoja 23/38-336-2 Central Missouri 9/18/04 Andy Majors 17/19-255-4 Southwest Baptist 11/8/03 Neal Philpot 8/16-217-2 at Central Missouri 8/27/05 Andy Majors 23/49-334-2 Delta State 10/20/84 Steve Siebuhr 24/41-252-1 at Wayne State, Neb. 9/25/04 Andy Majors 12/18-214-2 at Missouri S&T 9/20/14 Anthony Abenoja 19/33-330-4 at Washburn 11/2/96 Zack Siegrist 19/26-251-3 at Missouri S&T 9/6/08 Mark Smith 11/19-214-3 at Chadron State 11/10/07 Mark Smith 19/24-324-5 Emporia State 9/11/04 Andy Majors 11/16-251-2 Truman 10/22/83 Steve Siebuhr 13/24-213-1 Wayne State, Neb. 12/7/13 Anthony Abenoja 17/24-323-5 vs. SW Minnesota State* 11/29/14 Anthony Abenoja 15/28-248-2 at Minnesota State* 11/12/05 Andy Majors 12/18-213-1 at Nebraska-Kearney* 9/11/14 Anthony Abenoja 20/31-323-3 at Lindenwood 11/12/11 Zac Dickey 14/25-247-2 Missouri Southern 10/4/03 Neal Philpot 10/14-212-1 Missouri S&T 11/5/05 Andy Majors 21/38-320-2 at Central Missouri 11/13/82 Nick Motosko n/a-242-2 Missouri Western 10/1/05 Andy Majors 16/30-212-2 at Washburn 10/18/14 Anthony Abenjoa 19/38-318-3 at Northwest Missouri 10/24/81 Nick Motosko 9/14-241-2 at Fort Hays State 9/5/09 John McCoy 13/20-212-3 Chadron State 11/3/12 Anthony Abenoja 19/28-303-2 Lindenwood 10/10/92 Brian Hutchins 10/16-241-2 Truman 9/10/05 Andy Majors 10/22-211-0 Missouri Western 10/8/16 John Roderique 27/43-301-4 Fort Hays State 11/2/02 Neal Philpot 16/22-241-0 at Truman 9/14/12 Anthony Abenoja 19/24-211-3 at Central Oklahoma 9/27/08 Mark Smith 13/17-300-3 Central Missouri 10/31/98 Zack Siegrist 15/25-239-1 Truman 10/21/06 Geno Waters 9/11-210-2 Southwest Baptist 10/10/15 John Roderique Jr. 16/31-299-3 at Emporia State 9/19/92 Brian Hutchins 10/19-236-2 Southwest Baptist 11/25/89 Jay Padden 16/31-209-1 at Angelo State* 9/8/12 Anthony Abenoja 21/32-296-1 Central Oklahoma 9/16/06 Mark Smith 15/21-236-1 at Missouri Western 10/15/96 Zack Siegrist 10/19-209-2 Truman 9/21/13 Anthony Abenoja 11/20-293-3 Southwest Baptist 10/7/06 Geno Waters 13/18-236-3 Washburn 11/26/05 Andy Majors 20/34-208-1 Northwest Missouri* 10/12/13 Anthony Abenoja 20/30-290-3 at Central Missouri 10/28/06 Geno Waters 12/21-231-3 Truman 10/24/98 Zack Siegrist 11/27-207-1 at Northwest Missouri 11/15/14 Anthony Abenoja 21/29-290-1 at Central Oklahoma 10/18/86 Gene Stegeman 12/22-230-2 Fort Hays State 8/30/08 Mark Smith 17/22-206-1 at Central Oklahoma 10/10/09 John McCoy 15/25-288-4 Emporia State 9/6/14 Anthony Abenoja 18/23-230-1 Northeastern State 10/29/83 Steve Siebuhr 12/26-205-1 Nebraska-Kearney 11/22/14 Anthony Abenoja 25/45-279-4 Harding* 10/9/04 Neal Philpot 6/13-229-2 at Emporia State 8/26/04 Neal Philpot 9/13-205-4 Western State 9/24/16 John Roderique 18/29-279-2 at Lindenwood 9/23/06 Mark Smith 10/15-229-2 Missouri Southern 9/19/09 Jeff Smith 15/25-204-1 at Central Missouri 10/13/12 Anthony Abenoja 25/46-278-3 vs. Northwest Missouri 10/29/05 Andy Majors 15/21-228-3 vs. Northwest Missouri 10/13/07 Mark Smith 18/11-203-2 at Truman 11/5/16 John Roderique 15/24-276-1 Nebraska-Kearney 9/7/13 Anthony Abenoja 18/24-228-3 Northeastern State 9/2/06 Mark Smith 10/17-202-2 at East Central 11/7/98 Zack Siegrist 14/35-269-1 at Missouri Western 9/17/05 Andy Majors 14/20-227-2 at Missouri Southern 11/26/11 Zac Dickey 11/24-202-1 vs. Washburn* 11/1/14 Anthony Abenoja 16/25-267-3 Missouri Southern 10/20/12 Anthony Abenoja 23/41-225-1 Missouri Western 10/18/08 Mark Smith 11/14-201-2 Nebraska-Omaha 12/3/11 Zac Dickey 12/25-266-3 vs. Northwest Missouri* 9/26/15 John Roderique Jr. 21/32-225-1 at Fort Hays State 11/6/04 Neal Philpot 11/23-265-1 vs. Northwest Missouri 10/30/82 Nick Motosko 11/18-224-3 at Wayne State, Neb. * denotes postseason game 250-YARD total offense Date Player Rush-Pass=Tot. Opponent Date Player Rush-Pass=Tot. Opponent Date Player Rush-Pass=Tot. Opponent 10/22/16 John Roderique 15-473=488 Emporia State 9/5/09 John McCoy 112-212=324 Chadron State 11/2/13 Anthony Abenoja 21-256=277 Northwestern Oklahoma 9/28/13 Anthony Abenoja 21-442=463 at Lincoln 11/9/02 Neal Philpot 167-156=323 Southwest Baptist 10/18/08 Mark Smith 75-201=275 Nebraska-Omaha 10/15/16 John Roderique 74-373=447 at Missouri Western 9/11/14 Anthony Abenoja (-1)-323=322 Lindenwood 9/27/97 Justin Johnson 273-0=273 at Missouri Southern 11/8/14 Anthony Abenoja 18-428=446 Central Missouri 9/7/13 Anthony Abenoja 86-228=314 Northeastern State 10/31/98 Zack Siegrist 34-239=273 Truman 10/15/05 Andy Majors 72-358=430 at Southwest Baptist 11/14/98 Zack Siegrist 54-258=312 Washburn 9/25/04 Neal Philpot 79-193=272 at Missouri S&T 10/11/14 Anthony Abenoja (-10)-438=428 Emporia State 10/13/07 Mark Smith 108-203=311 at Truman 9/9/27 Thomas LePage 97-174=271 Central Oklahoma 12/3/11 Zac Dickey 147-266=413 vs. Northwest Missouri* 10/18/14 Anthony Abenoja (-8)-318=310 at Northwest Missouri 12/6/86 Gene Stegeman 115-155=270 Washburn* 10/9/04 Neal Philpot 172-229=401 at Emporia State 11/11/06 Germaine Race 309-0=309 Central Missouri 9/16/06 Mark Smith 34-236=270 at Missouri Western 8/27/05 Andy Majors 59-334=393 Delta State 11/6/04 Neal Philpot 43-265=308 vs. Northwest Missouri 10/20/12 Anthony Abenoja 45-225=270 Missouri Western 11/10/07 Mark Smith 61-324=385 Emporia State 11/22/08 Mark Smith 123-185=308 at Northwest Missouri* 10/7/17 John Roderique 139-131=270 at Fort Hays State 12/5/92 Ronald Moore 379-0=379 at Portland State* 10/10/92 Brian Hutchins 66-241=307 Truman 11/22/03 Neal Philpot 76-193=269 at North Dakota * 8/30/12 Anthony Abenoja 1-378=379 at Northeastern State 9/1/07 Mark Smith 83-224=307 East Central 8/26/04 Neal Philpot 63-205=268 Western State 9/11/04 Andy Majors 127-251=378 Truman 9/19/15 John Roderique Jr. 51-256=307 Washburn 9/30/06 Mark Smith 101-167=268 at Emporia State 12/7/13 Anthony Abenoja 51-323=374 vs. SW Minnesota State* 10/22/05 Germaine Race 305-0=305 at Truman 10/14/06 Germaine Race 268-0=268 at Fort Hays State 10/10/15 John Roderique Jr. 73-299=372 at Emporia State 9/10/05 Andy Majors 93-211=304 Missouri Western 10/22/11 Zac Dickey 111-155=266 at Central Missouri 10/25/14 Anthony Abenoja (-7)-377=370 Nebraska-Kearney 11/12/05 Andy Majors 90-213=303 at Nebraska-Kearney* 9/14/21 Anthony Abenoja 55-211=266 at Central Oklahoma 11/3/12 Anthony Abenoja 65-303=368 Lindenwood 11/12/11 Zac Dickey 56-247=303 Missouri Southern 11/2/96 Zack Siegrist 12-251=263 Washburn 11/15/08 Mark Smith 212-153=365 Nebraska-Omaha* 9/22/07 Mark Smith 45-257=302 Missouri Southern 8/30/08 Mark Smith 54-206=260 at Central Oklahoma 11/5/16 John Roderique 87-276=363 Nebraska-Kearney 9/15/01 Neal Philpot 123-178=301 Washburn 12/2/17 John Roderique 38-221=260 vs. Arkansas Tech* 10/13/01 Neal Philpot 209-150=359 Northwest Missouri 10/4/03 Neal Philpot 89-212=301 Missouri S&T 9/29/07 Chadd Snyder 120-139=259 at Central Missouri 9/27/08 Mark Smith 58-300=358 Central Missouri 11/7/98 Zack Siegrist 30-269=299 at Missouri Western 9/27/86 Monte Weathers 203-55=258 Emporia State 9/20/14 Anthony Abenoja 27-330=357 at Washburn 9/21/02 Neal Philpot 142-157=299 at Washburn 10/25/03 Neal Philpot 112-146=258 at Missouri Southern 10/12/13 Anthony Abenoja 64-290=354 at Central Missouri 9/21/13 Anthony Abenoja 6-293=299 Southwest Baptist 8/29/09 John McCoy 37-221=258 Central Oklahoma 9/8/12 Anthony Abenoja 54-296=350 Central Oklahoma 10/3/09 Jeff Smith 42-256=298 at Missouri Southern 12/17/11 Zac Dickey 68-198=258 vs. Wayne State (Mich.)* 11/2/02 Neal Philpot 107-241=348 at Truman 9/12/15 John Roderique Jr. 93-204=297 Lindenwood 11/5/11 Zac Dickey 59-198=257 Washburn 11/5/05 Andy Majors 28-320=348 at Central Missouri 11/26/11 Zac Dickey 94-202=296 vs. Washburn* 10/24/92 Ronald Moore 256-0=256 Missouri Southern 9/26/15 John Roderique Jr. 121-225=346 at Fort Hays State 11/1/03 Neal Philpot 139-155=294 Misssouri Western 10/22/05 Andy Majors 76-180=256 at Truman 9/17/05 Andy Majors 115-227=342 at Missouri Southern 9/25/04 Andy Majors 79-214=293 at Missouri S&T 9/26/09 Jeff Smith 52-204=256 Missouri Western 10/23/04 Neal Philpot 117-224=341 at Missouri Western 10/11/08 Mark Smith 32-261=293 Truman 9/14/12 Anthony Abenoja (-3)-259=256 at Southwest Baptsit 10/1/05 Andy Major 127-212=339 at Washburn 10/7/06 Geno Waters 55-236=291 Washburn 10/18/86 Gene Stegeman 25-230=255 Fort Hays State 10/8/16 John Roderique 37-301=338 Fort Hays State 9/19/92 Brian Hutchins 54-236=290 Southwest Baptist 10/2/99 Lateef Walker 125-130=255 Missouri Western 9/18/04 Andy Majors 82-255=337 Southwest Baptist 11/15/14 Anthony Abenoja 0-290=290 at Central Oklahoma 11/1/08 Mark Smith 128-126=254 Washburn 9/23/06 Mark Smith 106-229=335 Missouri Southern 10/1/16 John Roderique 25-263=288 at Washburn 9/6/08 Mark Smith 39-214=253 at Chadron State 10/6/12 Anthony Abenoja (-1)-336=335 Central Missouri 9/4/99 Lateef Walker 195-91=286 at North Alabama 10/13/12 Anthony Abenoja (-27)-278=251 vs. Northwest Missouri 9/24/16 John Roderique 56-279=335 at Lindenwood 10/27/01 Neal Philpot 153-131=284 Truman 11/12/16 John Roderique 28-223=251 at Missouri Southern 119 10/12/91 Jeff Moreland 106-222=328 at Truman 11/22/14 Anthony Abenoja 3-279=282 Harding* 10/2/04 Neal Philpot 166-84=250 Washburn 11/8/03 Neal Philpot 109-217=326 at Central Missouri 10/29/05 Andy Majors 52-228=280 vs. Northwest Missouri 10/1/11 Zac Dickey 102-223=325 vs. Northwest Missouri 9/6/14 Anthony Abenoja 49-230=279 Northeastern State * denotes postseason game 10/20/07 Mark Smith 125-199=324 at Southwest Baptist 11/29/14 Anthony Abenoja 12-267=279 at Missouri Southern 200-YARD all-purpose Date Player Ru-Rec-Ret=Tot. Opponent Date Player Ru-Rec-Ret=Tot. Opponent Date Player Ru-Rec-Ret=Tot. Opponent 12/5/92 Ronald Moore 379-0-79=458 at Portland State* 9/13/86 Monte Weathers 146-0-120=266 Arkansas Tech 8/28/10 Jon Thomas 16-60-146=222 at Central Oklahoma 9/27/86 Monte Weathers 203-0-142=345 Emporia State 10/12/91 Ronnie West 0-140-117=257 at Truman 10/30/10 Jon Thomas 11-64-147=222 Nebraska-Omaha 10/10/87 Monte Weathers 205-13-121=339 Missouri Western 9/1/90 Ronnie West 15-157-79=251 Truman 10/15/14 Marquise Cushon 88-68-65=221 at Central Oklahoma 9/20/86 Monte Weathers 125-0-190=315 Missouri S&T 10/21/95 Chris Hudson 53-138-57=248 Emporia State 11/10/90 Ronald Moore 205-15-0=220 at Missouri Southern 9/8/12 John Brown 69-127-116=312 Central Oklahoma 10/20/12 John Brown 12-153-83=248 Missouri Western 9/10/05 Germaine Race 215-0-0=215 Missouri Western 11/7/87 Monte Weathers 247-16-48=311 at Emporia State 10/6/12 John Brown 4-157-85=246 Central Missouri 10/12/13 John Brown 0-199-15=214 at Central Missouri 11/11/06 Germaine Race 309-0-0=309 Central Missouri 10/21/06 Germaine Race 245-0-0=245 Southwest Baptist 12/7/91 Darren Dawson 213-0-0=213 at Portland State* 10/24/87 Monte Weathers 155-0-150=305 Wayne State, Neb. 11/8/86 Monte Weathers 158-24-62=244 Missouri Western 12/10/11 John Brown 6-80-127=213 vs. Delta State* 10/22/05 Germaine Race 305-0-0=305 at Truman 9/16/06 Bryan Pray 14-168-61=243 at Missouri Western 9/11/14 Marquise Cushon 0-140-73=213 at Lindenwood 9/20/08 Caleb Farabi 226-74-0=300 at Missouri Western 10/25/86 Monte Weathers 178-0-63=241 at Wayne State, Neb. 11/15/08 Mark Smith 212-0-0=212 Nebraska-Omaha* 11/5/11 John Brown 0-102-198=300 Washburn 10/22/88 Mike Meek 241-0-0=241 at Wayne State, Neb. 9/12/92 Ronald Moore 194-0-17=211 Texas A&M-Commerce 9/29/90 Ronnie West 0-136-162=298 Southeast Missouri 10/19/13 Marquise Cushon 12-129-100=241 vs. Northwest Missouri 9/28/11 Jeff Seybold 187-24-0=211 at Lincoln 9/19/92 Ronald Moore 128-61-109=298 Southwest Baptist 9/19/86 Monte Weathers 198-0-40=238 Missouri S&T 10/11/08 Caleb Farabi 174-36-0=210 Truman 9/21/14 John Brown 11-171-116=298 Southwest Baptist 10/10/09 Kendall Fisher 0-238-0=238 Emporia State 9/15/12 John Brown 2-119-88=209 at Southwest Baptist 9/20/86 Monte Weathers 125-0-170=295 at Missouri S&T 10/30/04 Germaine Race 231-5-0=236 Central Missouri 9/20/14 Jeff Seybold 122-87-0=209 at Washburn 9/28/14 John Brown 12-237-45=294 at Lincoln 9/9/89 Steve Ginavan 0-65-170=235 Missouri Western 11/5/05 Bryan Pray 0-131-75=206 at Central Missouri 10/24/92 Ronald Moore 256-37-0=293 Missouri Southern 10/9/04 Jer. Carpenter 0-195-39=234 at Emporia State 12/3/11 John Brown 2-174-30=206 vs. Northwest Missouri* 10/17/92 Ronald Moore 233-0-50=283 at Missouri Western 12/7/13 John Brown 0-152-81=233 vs. SW Minnesota State* 10/25/14 Marquise Cushon 32-134-40=206 Nebraska-Kearney 11/23/91 Ronnie West 22-129-130=281 Butler* 12/1/90 Ronnie West (-6)-189-49=232 at North Dakota State* 10/26/13 Jeff Seybold 179-26-0=205 at Missouri Western 11/8/14 Marquise Cushon 0-221-54=275 Central Missouri 11/12/11 John Brown 34-146-51=231 Missouri Southern 11/7/98 Anthony Chatmon 62-124-15=202 at Missouri Western 9/15/90 Ronnie West 54-95-125=274 Southwest Baptist 11/2/91 Ronnie West 0-190-41=231 Emporia State 9/1/11 John Brown 0-70-131=201 at Missouri Western 9/27/97 Justin Johnson 273-0-0=273 at Missouri Southern 10/9/04 Germaine Race 207-21-0=228 at Emporia State 11/28/92 Ronald Moore 151-0-49=200 North Dakota State* 9/24/16 Austin Panko 37-134-100=271 at Lindenwood 11/2/02 Joe Taylor 113-38-76=227 at Truman 10/11/03 Neal Philpot 198-2-0=200 at Washburn 8/30/12 John Brown 0-140-130=270 at Northeastern State 10/31/92 Ronald Moore 199-26-0=225 at Emporia State 10/14/06 Germaine Race 268-0-0=268 at Fort Hays State 9/5/92 Ronald Moore 157-0-65=222 Friends * denotes postseason game 10/11/14 Gavin Lutman 0-268-0=268 Emporia State 9/26/09 Jon Thomas 0-31-191=222 Missouri Western Ru = rush; Rec = receive; Ret = return 12+ TACKLES Date Player UT-AT=Tot. Opponent Date Player UT-AT=Tot. Opponent Date Player UT-AT=Tot. Opponent 12/12/92 Chris Brown 10-11=21 vs. Jacksonville State* 9/22/01 Aaron Hight 5-9=14 at Missouri Western 10/27/90 Shane Tafoya 11-1=12 at Washburn 11/18/95 Chris Brown 4-16=20 Northern Colorado* 10/17/02 Aaron Hight 6-8=14 vs. Northwest Missouri 11/10/90 Shane Tafoya 8-4=12 at Missouri Southern 9/23/00 Wes Baker 4-16=20 Central Missouri 10/21/02 Landen Maxwell 4-10=14 at Emporia State 11/21/92 Kris Mengarelli 2-10=12 North Dakota* 12/12/92 Tim Bradbury 13-6=19 vs. Jacksonville State* 10/16/04 Ryan Meredith 8-6=14 Missouri Southern 12/5/92 Duke Palmer 10-2=12 at Portland State* 11/18/95 B.J. McGivern 4-15=19 Northern Colorado* 9/29/07 Jeremy Jackson 7-7=14 at Central Missouri 10/2/93 Cooper Harris 5-7=12 at Washburn 9/28/91 Shane Tafoya 7-11=18 Missouri S&T 9/25/10 Chas Smith 9-5=14 at Missouri Western 10/16/93 Cooper Harris 5-7=12 at Southwest Baptist 9/4/93 Chris Brown 5-13=18 at North Dakota State 11/5/11 Luke Stringer 9-5=14 Washburn 10/8/94 Cooper Harris 2-10=12 at Missouri S&T 12/2/95 Chris Brown 8-10=18 at Texas A&M-Kingsville* 11/16/13 Nate Dreiling 4-10=14 Missouri Southern 10/8/94 Chris Brown 2-10=12 at Missouri S&T 11/3/01 Earl Henry 6-12=18 at Southwest Baptist 10/8/16 Matt Magee 13-1=14 Fort Hays State 10/15/94 Chris Brown 2-10=12 Southwest Baptist 11/8/01 Aaron Hight 8-10=18 at Central Missouri 10/3/87 Donnie Johnson 13-0=13 Nebraska-Kearney 10/15/94 Jason Gorman 2-10=12 Southwest Baptist 10/2/10 Nate Dreiling 6-12=18 Missouri Southern 12/12/87 Joe Phillips 7-6=13 Cameron* 10/22/94 Andy Sweet 3-9=12 at Central Missouri 12/10/11 Nate Dreiling 8-10=18 Delta State* 12/12/87 John Roderique 10-3=13 Cameron* 11/19/94 Tim Bradbury 3-9=12 North Dakota State* 10/18/14 Colby Hall 2-16=18 at Northwest Missouri 11/4/89 Troy Schweigerath 7-6=13 at Arkansas State 10/14/95 Anthony Parks 2-10=12 at Missouri Southern 10/3/92 Birk Sopsher 5-12=17 at Northwest Missouri 11/4/89 John Roderique 6-7=13 at Arkansas State 10/21/95 B.J. McGivern 4-8=12 Emporia State 12/12/92 Cooper Harris 10-7=17 vs. Jacksonville State* 9/8/90 Eric Thomas 11-2=13 at Missouri Western 11/11/95 Chris Brown 7-5=12 Northwest Missouri 10/1/94 Cooper Harris 5-12=17 Washburn 12/1/90 Shane Tafoya 5-8=13 at North Dakota State* 11/18/95 Eric Hendrick 4-8=12 Northern Colorado* 10/15/94 Andy Sweet 3-14=17 Southwest Baptist 11/9/91 Troy Wilson 10-3=13 at Washburn 12/2/95 B.J. McGivern 3-9=12 at Texas A&M-Kingsville* 10/22/94 Cooper Harris 1-16=17 Truman 9/25/93 Andy Sweet 3-10=13 Missouri Western 10/5/96 Andrew Poling 2-10=12 Truman 10/7/95 Anthony Parks 2-15=17 Missouri Western 9/25/93 Brian Carson 5-8=13 Missouri Western 11/23/96 Matt Pinamonti 0-12=12 Northern Colorado* 9/22/01 Earl Henry 5-12=17 at Missouri Western 10/23/93 Chris Brown 5-8=13 Central Missouri 11/23/96 Andrew Poling 2-10=12 Northern Colorado* 9/25/10 Nate Dreiling 8-9=17 at Missouri Western 9/17/94 Chris Brown 7-6=13 Missouri Southern 8/28/97 Dion Meneley 5-7=12 at Southwest Missouri 10/29/88 Michael Wilber 11-5=16 at Washburn 9/17/94 Brian Carson 5-8=13 Missouri Southern 10/11/97 Ben Peterson 6-6=12 Southwest Baptist 12/14/91 Shane Tafoya 9-7=16 vs. Jacksonville State* 10/1/94 Andy Sweet 4-9=13 Washburn 10/18/97 Mark Cook 3-9=12 at Central Missouri 10/17/92 Birk Sopsher 11-5=16 at Missouri Western 11/19/94 Brian Carson 1-12=13 North Dakota State* 9/19/98 Dion Meneley 5-7=12 at Emporia State 11/28/92 Troy Wilson 6-10=16 North Dakota State* 9/9/95 Anthony Parks 4-9=13 at Fort Hays State 9/19/98 Gene Hensley 5-7=12 at Emporia State 11/19/94 Andy Sweet 3-13=16 North Dakota State* 10/7/95 B.J. McGivern 2-11=13 Missouri Western 9/26/98 Ben Peterson 10-2=12 Missouri Southern 9/16/95 Anthony Parks 2-14=16 Central Missouri 10/5/96 Dion Meneley 2-11=13 Truman 11/7/98 Andrew Poling 8-4=12 at Missouri Western 12/9/95 Chris Brown 14-2=16 vs. North Alabama* 9/19/98 Andrew Poling 6-7=13 at Emporia State 9/2/00 Wes Baker 2-10=12 North Alabama 120 9/7/96 Mark Cook 6-10=16 at Eastern Illinois 9/26/98 Poncho Sales 4-9=13 Missouri Southern 9/9/00 Earl Henry 4-8=12 vs. Mesa State 9/26/98 Wes Baker 5-11=16 Missouri Southern 10/31/98 Ben Peterson 7-6=13 Truman 11/18/00 Earl Henry 3-9=12 at Nebraska-Omaha* 11/7/98 Wes Baker 5-11=16 at Missouri Western 9/2/00 Matt Laincz 4-9=13 North Alabama 9/15/01 Earl Henry 3-9=12 Washburn 9/18/99 Andrew Poling 6-10=16 Northwest Missouri 9/15/01 Aaron Hight 5-8=13 Washburn 10/13/01 Chris Lutz 5-7=12 Northwest Missouri 9/30/00 Earl Henry 3-13=16 at Missouri Western 10/13/01 Earl Henry 4-9=13 Northwest Missouri 10/20/01 Earl Henry 6-6=12 at Missouri S&T 11/18/00 Matt Laincz 9-7=16 at Nebraska-Omaha* 10/20/01 Aaron Hight 6-7=13 at Missouri S&T 11/8/01 Tom Blancett 7-5=12 at Central Missouri 12/4/04 Jimmie Taylor 5-11=16 North Dakota* 10/5/02 Aaron Hight 7-6=13 Missouri Southern 9/21/02 Aaron Hight 3-9=12 at Washburn 9/4/10 Nate Dreiling 5-11=16 Chadron State 10/17/02 Chris Lutz 8-5=13 vs. Northwest Missouri 11/16/02 Josh Lattimer 3-9=12 Central Missouri 12/11/10 Nate Dreiling 4-12=16 Concordia St. Paul* 11/16/02 Gary Smith 2-11=13 Central Missouri 9/20/03 Jimmie Taylor 5-7=12 at Truman 11/5/11 Nate Dreiling 6-10=16 Washburn 9/20/03 Josh Lattimer 3-10=13 at Truman 10/18/03 Josh Lattimer 3-9=12 Emporia State 10/22/16 Spencer Brown 8-8=16 Emporia State 11/20/04 Josh Lattimer 6-7=13 Colorado Mines 10/30/04 Chad Miller 8-4=12 Central Missouri 10/29/88 John Roderique 10-5=15 at Washburn 9/3/05 Josh Lattimer 4-9=13 Fort Hays State 10/30/04 Josh Lattimer 5-7=12 Central Missouri 9/28/91 Lance Gosch 6-9=15 Missouri S&T 9/17/05 Josh Lattimer 7-6=13 at Missouri Southern 11/6/04 Josh Lattimer 2-10=12 Northwest Missouri 10/17/92 Kris Mengarelli 10-5=15 at Missouri Western 10/8/05 Josh Lattimer 6-7=13 Panhandle State 12/11/04 Chad Miller 5-7=12 vs. Valdosta State* 11/6/93 Cooper Harris 6-9=15 at Truman 11/12/05 Josh Lattimer 6-7=13 at Nebraska-Kearney* 10/1/05 Josh Lattimer 5-7=12 at Washburn 9/17/94 Andy Sweet 2-13=15 Missouri Southern 9/16/06 Nick Dellasega 8-5=13 at Missouri Western 9/23/06 Jason Northern 7-5=12 Missouri Southern 9/16/95 B.J. McGivern 5-10=15 Central Missouri 9/20/08 Chadd Snyder 9-4=13 at Missouri Western 9/30/06 Jason Northern 6-6=12 at Emporia State 11/18/95 Anthony Parks 4-11=15 Northern Colorado* 11/7/09 Caleb Jessup 5-8=13 at Truman 10/14/06 Jason Northern 5-7=12 at Fort Hays State 11/22/97 Mark Cook 5-10=15 Northern Colorado* 10/10/09 Chris Swartz 4-9=13 Emporia State 9/29/07 Nick Dellasega 3-9=12 at Central Missouri 10/15/98 Ben Peterson 5-10=15 Central Missouri 10/23/10 Nate Dreiling 8-5=13 @ Fort Hays 10/16/10 Nate Dreiling 2-10=12 Washburn 9/2/00 Earl Henry 3-12=15 North Alabama 11/13/10 Nate Dreiling 5-8=13 vs. Northwest Missouri 10/30/10 Nate Dreiling 8-4=12 Nebraska-Omaha 11/8/01 Earl Henry 7-8=15 at Central Missouri 9/25/10 Alex Kuhlman 10-3=13 at Missouri Western 11/6/10 Nate Dreiling 5-7=12 Truman 10/18/03 Vernard Veasley 5-10=15 Emporia State 10/16/10 Alex Kuhlman 4-9=13 Washburn 10/30/10 Chas Smith 6-6=12 Nebraska-Omaha 10/28/06 Jason Northern 10-5=15 Truman 10/19/13 Tyler Disney 8-5=13 vs. Northwest Missouri 12/11/10 Johnny Row 5-7=12 Concordia St. Paul * 12/17/11 Nate Dreiling 2-13=15 vs. Wayne State (Mich.)* 11/9/13 Nate Dreiling 5-8=13 at Lindenwood 10/1/11 Nate Dreiling 4-8=12 vs. Northwest Missouri 10/1/16 Spencer Brown 7-8=15 at Washburn 9/6/14 Tyler Disney 6-7=13 Northeastern State 9/8/12 Nate Dreiling 3-9=12 Central Oklahoma 9/23/17 Marcus Brantley 8-7=15 Lindenwood 11/8/14 Spencer Brown 5-8=13 Central Missouri 11/16/13 Tyler Disney 6-6=12 Missouri Southern 9/19/87 Bryan Simoncic 8-6=14 Missouri S&T 10/3/15 Spencer Brown 6-7=13 Missouri Western 12/7/13 Tyler Disney 4-8=12 vs. SW Minnesota State* 9/26/87 Kurt Thompson 9-5=14 Missouri Southern 10/17/15 Colby Hall 6-7-13 Northwest Missouri 10/11/14 Spencer Brown 2-10=12 Emporia State 11/23/91 Shane Tafoya 11-3=14 Butler* 10/24/15 Spencer Brown 5-8=13 at Nebraska Kearney 10/31/15 Spencer Brown 9-3=12 Missouri Southern 11/28/92 Chris Brown 4-10=14 North Dakota State* 10/22/16 Ethan Fugitt 8-5=13 Emporia State 11/14/15 Spencer Brown 3-9=12 Central Oklahoma 11/6/93 Andy Sweet 4-10=14 at Truman 10/11/86 Bernard Brown 10-2=12 at Washburn 11/14/15 Colby Hall 3-9=12 Central Oklahoma 9/17/94 Cooper Harris 4-10=14 Missouri Southern 9/26/87 Donnie Johnson 7-5=12 Missouri Southern 10/15/16 Spencer Brown 4-8=12 at Missouri Western 11/5/94 Chris Brown 4-10=14 Truman 11/7/87 John Roderique 10-2=12 at Emporia State 11/5/94 Andy Sweet 2-12=14 Truman 10/22/88 Donnie Johnson 8-4=12 at Wayne State, Neb. * denotes postseason game 10/14/95 B.J. McGivern 4-10=14 at Missouri Southern 9/9/89 John Roderique 9-3=12 Missouri Western 9/26/98 Andrew Poling 3-11=14 Missouri Southern 9/16/89 James Gray 7-5=12 at Southwest Baptist 11/7/98 Poncho Sales 6-8=14 at Missouri Western 10/7/89 James Gray 8-4=12 Northwest Missouri 9/23/00 Matt Laincz 3-11=14 Central Missouri 11/4/89 Ira McMillian 7-5=12 at Arkansas State 11/18/00 Wes Baker 5-9=14 at Nebraska-Omaha* 9/22/90 Troy Wilson 8-4=12 at Cameron Date Opponent Yds. Date Opponent Yds. 500-YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE 11/6/04 vs. Northwest Missouri...... 587 10/28/00 at Missouri S&T...... 532 Date Opponent Yds. 11/5/16 Nebraska-Kearney...... 584 10/18/86 Fort Hays State...... 529 9/25/04 at Missouri S&T...... 809 9/10/05 Missouri Western...... 583 11/27/04 Northwest Missouri*...... 529 9/28/13 at Lincoln...... 787 11/10/07 Emporia State...... 583 10/13/07 Truman...... 528 10/9/04 at Emporia State...... 774 9/7/13 Northeastern State...... 582 11/15/86 Langston...... 527 10/15/05 at Southwest Baptist...... 741 10/10/87 Missouri Western...... 581 12/3/11 vs. Northwest Missouri*...... 527 9/11/04 Truman ...... 718 9/27/86 Emporia State...... 580 9/26/15 at Fort Hays State...... 527 9/9/06 Panhandle State...... 718 10/4/86 at Missouri Southern...... 577 9/24/17 at Lindenwood...... 526 10/2/04 Washburn...... 713 10/8/88 at Missouri Western...... 574 11/20/04 Colorado Mines*...... 525 10/14/89 at Central Missouri...... 702 10/11/97 Southwest Baptist...... 573 11/3/12 Lindenwood...... 525 10/12/91 at Truman ...... 693 10/30/99 Missouri S&T...... 572 9/15/90 Southwest Baptist...... 523 10/22/05 at Truman ...... 689 10/25/03 Missouri Southern...... 571 9/15/01 Washburn...... 521 10/24/87 Wayne State, Neb...... 684 10/25/14 Nebraska-Kearney...... 571 10/22/11 at Central Missouri...... 521 12/7/13 vs. SW Minnesota State...... 666 11/9/02 Southwest Baptist...... 570 10/20/90 Missouri S&T...... 520 10/15/16 at Missouri Western...... 659 9/17/05 at Missouri Southern...... 567 11/23/91 Butler*...... 520 9/12/87 at Lincoln...... 651 11/4/95 Missouri S&T...... 566 11/9/96 at Missouri S&T...... 520 11/14/98 Washburn...... 648 9/13/86 Arkansas Tech...... 565 10/29/05 vs. Northwest Missouri...... 520 10/4/03 Missouri S&T...... 640 8/30/12 at Northeastern State...... 562 10/1/05 at Washburn...... 517 10/30/04 Central Missouri...... 640 11/2/91 Emporia State...... 560 9/12/98 at Texas A&M-Commerce...... 516 10/4/97 Missouri S&T...... 638 9/8/01 Bacone...... 560 11/17/90 Truman *...... 515 9/18/04 Southwest Baptist...... 638 9/27/08 Central Missouri...... 560 9/29/90 Southeast Missouri...... 513 10/10/09 Emporia State...... 638 10/21/06 Southwest Baptist...... 559 11/10/90 at Missouri Southern...... 513 12/7/91 at Portland State*...... 636 9/20/08 at Missouri Western...... 557 11/14/15 vs Central Oklahoma ...... 513 11/2/13 Northwestern Oklahoma...... 634 10/11/08 Truman...... 557 10/1/94 Washburn...... 512 10/16/04 Missouri Southern...... 632 12/2/17 vs. Arkansas Tech*...... 556 10/26/96 at Emporia State...... 511 9/3/05 Fort Hays State...... 628 8/26/04 Western State...... 555 9/22/07 Missouri Western...... 511 10/28/89 Washburn...... 624 9/24/11 William Jewell...... 555 11/15/14 at Central Oklahoma...... 511 10/17/87 at Fort Hays State...... 622 9/20/14 at Washburn...... 552 10/31/92 at Emporia State...... 510 11/28/87 Northeastern State...... 618 10/24/09 Fort Hays State...... 550 10/12/13 at Central Missouri...... 510 10/25/86 at Wayne State, Neb...... 615 10/19/91 Missouri Western...... 549 11/13/93 Emporia State...... 507 12/5/92 at Portland State*...... 613 9/25/10 Missouri Western...... 549 10/8/16 Fort Hays State...... 507 11/4/00 Southwest Baptist...... 613 9/10/88 Lincoln...... 548 9/27/97 at Missouri Southern...... 505 11/8/14 Central Missouri...... 611 8/25/01 SW Assemblies of God...... 545 11/15/08 Nebraska-Omaha*...... 503 10/10/92 Truman ...... 600 9/1/90 Truman ...... 544 10/8/11 at Fort Hays State...... 502 9/14/13 at Central Oklahoma...... 599 10/7/06 Washburn...... 544 9/27/03 at Southwest Baptist...... 501 9/23/95 at Southwest Baptist...... 596 10/22/16 Emporia State...... 543 9/20/03 at Truman ...... 500 9/5/92 Friends...... 591 11/2/96 Washburn...... 541 10/24/92 Missouri Southern...... 591 10/8/05 Panhandle State...... 540 * denotes post-season game 10/11/14 Emporia State...... 591 10/6/12 Central Missouri...... 539 10/23/04 at Missouri Western...... 590 10/22/88 at Wayne State...... 538 8/29/09 Central Oklahoma...... 590 11/12/05 Nebraska-Kearney*...... 536 121 Date Opponent Yds. Date Opponent Yds. 400-YARDS RUSHING 9/16/95 Central Missouri...... 473 10/28/00 at Missouri S&T...... 420 Date Opponent Yds. 10/12/91 at Truman ...... 471 9/23/95 at Southwest Baptist...... 417 10/17/87 at Fort Hays State...... 597 9/5/92 Friends...... 464 9/29/90 Southeast Missouri...... 414 10/14/89 at Central Missouri ...... 568 10/26/96 at Emporia State...... 462 10/5/91 Northwest Missouri ...... 412 10/24/87 Wayne State, Neb...... 563 10/22/88 at Wayne State...... 461 11/13/93 Emporia State...... 411 12/5/92 at Portland State*...... 558 10/1/94 Washburn...... 459 10/25/86 at Wayne State...... 409 9/12/87 at Lincoln...... 546 9/27/97 at Missouri Southern...... 451 10/11/03 at Washburn...... 403 10/2/04 Washburn...... 538 10/4/97 Missouri S&T...... 451 11/4/95 Missouri S&T...... 408 10/24/92 Missouri Southern...... 528 11/15/86 Langston...... 441 11/8/01 at Central Missouri...... 408 9/13/86 Arkansas Tech...... 526 10/30/04 Central Missouri...... 441 11/7/87 at Emporia State...... 407 10/28/89 Washburn...... 525 8/25/01 SW Assemblies of God...... 439 10/24/09 Fort Hays State...... 406 12/7/91 at Portland State*...... 510 9/2/89 at Truman ...... 432 11/9/02 Southwest Baptist...... 401 10/8/88 at Missouri Western...... 491 9/11/04 Truman ...... 428 9/10/88 Lincoln...... 400 11/5/05 at Central Missouri...... 485 11/28/87 Northeastern State*...... 425 11/4/00 Southwest Baptist...... 480 10/9/04 at Emporia State...... 425 * denotes post-season game 9/27/86 Emporia State...... 479 10/4/86 at Missouri Southern...... 423 10/10/87 Missouri Western...... 479 12/10/88 at Adams State*...... 421 11/10/90 at Missouri Southern...... 473 10/19/91 Missouri Western...... 421

9/20/14 at Washburn...... 338 9/18/04 Southwest Baptist...... 278 11/5/05 at Central Missouri...... 336 10/13/12 vs. Northwest Missouri ...... 278 250-YARDS Passing 9/24/16 at Lindenwood...... 336 10/3/09 Missouri Southern...... 274 Date Opponent Yds. 8/27/05 Delta State...... 334 11/2/13 Northwestern Oklahoma...... 274 10/22/16 Emporia State...... 492 9/11/14 at Lindenwood...... 333 11/7/98 at Missouri Western...... 269 10/11/14 Emporia State...... 445 12/7/13 vs. SW Minnesota State...... 323 11/14/98 Washburn...... 269 9/28/13 at Lincoln...... 442 9/9/06 Panhandle State...... 322 9/17/05 at Missouri Southern...... 268 11/8/14 Central Missouri...... 428 8/26/04 Western State...... 312 11/1/14 at Missouri Southern...... 267 10/10/09 Emporia State...... 411 11/22/14 Harding*...... 310 9/23/06 Missouri Southern...... 266 9/27/08 Central Missouri...... 392 10/10/15 at Emporia State...... 308 12/3/11 vs. Northwest Missouri*...... 266 10/15/05 at Southwest Baptist...... 384 9/1/16 Central Missouri...... 304 12/2/17 vs. Arkansas Tech*...... 266 10/4/03 Missouri S&T...... 382 11/3/12 Lindenwood...... 303 10/11/08 Truman...... 265 11/10/07 Emporia State...... 380 10/8/16 Fort Hays State...... 301 9/6/08 at Chadron State...... 265 8/30/12 at Northeastern State...... 378 9/8/12 Central Oklahoma...... 296 11/2/96 Washburn...... 265 10/25/14 Nebraska-Kearney...... 377 9/15/12 at Southwest Baptist...... 293 9/22/07 Missouri Western...... 257 10/15/16 at Missouri Western...... 373 10/18/86 Fort Hays State...... 290 9/26/09 Missouri Western...... 256 10/6/12 Central Missouri...... 368 9/11/04 Truman ...... 290 9/19/15 Washburn...... 256 11/6/04 vs. Northwest Missouri...... 360 10/12/13 at Central Missouri...... 290 10/9/04 at Emporia State...... 349 11/15/14 at Central Oklahoma...... 290 * denotes post-season game 10/18/14 at Northwest Missouri...... 343 8/29/09 Central Oklahoma...... 282 10/1/11 vs. Northwest Missouri...... 279 National Stats TEAM STATISTICS (NCAA-II, 1989-2017; NAIA, 1985-88) SCORING OFFENSE (top 25) TOTAL OFFENSE (top 25) RUSHING OFFENSE (top 25) Year G Pts. Avg. Rank Year G Yds. Avg. Rank Year G Yds. Avg. Rank 2017 12 382 31.8 NR 2017 12 4709 392.4 NR 2017 12 2751 229.2 13th 2016 11 444 40.4 13th 2016 11 5298 481.6 14th 2016 11 1937 176.1 NR 2015 11 335 30.5 NR 2015 11 4405 400.5 NR 2015 11 2548 231.6 21st 2014 13 462 35.5 NR 2014 13 5963 458.7 NR 2014 13 1977 152.1 NR 2013 12 558 46.5 3rd 2013 12 5988 499.0 10th 2013 12 2972 247.7 16th 2012 10 330 33.0 NR 2012 10 4544 454.4 24th 2012 10 2046 204.6 NR 2011 14 563 40.2 6th 2011 14 6279 448.5 19th 2011 14 3612 258.0 7th 2010 12 273 22.8 NR 2010 12 4292 357.7 NR 2010 12 2956 246.3 9th 2009 11 323 29.4 NR 2009 11 4778 434.4 16th 2009 11 2376 215.9 17th 2008 13 462 35.5 18th 2008 13 5625 432.6 21st 2008 13 3053 234.8 10th 2007 11 411 37.4 21st 2007 11 4996 454.2 19th 2007 11 2960 269.1 7th 2006 12 537 44.8 1st 2006 12 5458 454.8 2nd 2006 12 3012 251.0 6th 2005 14 655 46.8 2nd 2005 14 7504 536.0 2nd 2005 14 4133 295.2 7th 2004 15 837 55.8 1st 2004 15 8976 598.4 1st 2004 15 5320 354.7 1st 2003 12 459 38.3 7th 2003 12 5494 457.8 12th 2003 12 3244 270.3 5th 2002 11 408 37.1 9th 2002 11 4055 368.6 NR 2002 11 2734 248.5 9th 2001 11 447 40.6 10th 2001 11 4532 412.0 24th 2001 11 3173 288.5 3rd 2000 11 381 34.6 14th 2000 11 4248 386.2 NR 2000 11 3371 306.5 2nd 1999 11 385 35.0 17th 1999 11 4590 417.3 17th 1999 11 3636 330.5 3rd 1998 10 322 32.2 25th 1998 10 4076 407.6 21st 1998 10 2329 232.9 19th 1997 10 315 31.5 20th 1997 10 4029 402.9 19th 1997 10 3048 304.8 4th 1996 10 365 36.5 8th 1996 10 4085 408.5 23rd 1996 10 2556 255.6 12th 1995 10 373 37.3 7th 1995 10 4234 423.4 16th 1995 10 3188 318.8 1st 1994 10 372 37.2 8th 1994 10 3856 385.6 NR 1994 10 2949 294.9 7th 1993 10 260 26.0 NR 1993 10 3614 361.4 NR 1993 10 2894 289.4 5th 1992 11 420 38.2 6th 1992 11 5221 474.6 6th 1992 11 3892 353.8 1st 1991 11 415 37.7 6th 1991 11 4927 447.9 7th 1991 11 3527 320.6 5th 122 1990 10 415 41.5 3rd 1990 10 4514 451.4 5th 1990 10 3252 325.2 2nd 1989 11 429 39.0 3rd 1989 11 4734 430.4 10th 1989 11 3853 350.3 2nd 1988 9 352 39.1 2nd 1988 9 4144 460.4 3rd 1988 9 3151 350.1 2nd 1987 9 424 47.1 1st 1987 9 4653 517.0 1st 1987 9 3946 438.4 1st 1986 10 435 43.5 1st 1986 10 4907 490.7 1st 1986 10 3875 387.5 1st 1985 9 277 30.8 6th 1985 9 3611 401.2 NR 1985 9 2769 307.7 2nd SCORING DEFENSE (top 25) TOTAL DEFENSE (top 25) RUSHING DEFENSE (top 25) Year G Pts. Avg. Rank Year G Yds. Avg. Rank Year G Yds. Avg. Rank 2017 12 259 21.6 NR 2017 12 4149 345.8 NR 2017 12 1834 152.8 NR 2016 11 411 37.4 NR 2016 11 5254 477.6 NR 2016 11 1742 158.4 NR 2015 11 314 28.5 NR 2015 11 4443 403.9 NR 2015 11 1717 156.1 NR 2014 13 203 15.6 8th 2014 13 3697 284.4 7th 2014 13 1679 129.2 NR 2013 12 223 18.6 17th 2013 12 4061 338.4 NR 2013 12 1835 152.9 NR 2012 10 244 24.4 NR 2012 10 3204 320.4 23rd 2012 10 1410 141.0 NR 2011 14 282 20.1 NR 2011 14 4325 308.9 NR 2011 14 1626 116.1 NR 2010 12 298 24.1 NR 2010 12 4340 361.7 NR 2010 12 1591 132.6 NR 2009 11 306 27.8 NR 2009 11 4175 379.6 NR 2009 11 1463 133.0 NR 2008 13 306 23.5 NR 2008 13 4173 321.0 NR 2008 13 1680 129.2 NR 2007 11 222 20.2 NR 2007 11 3889 353.5 NR 2007 11 1855 168.6 NR 2006 12 322 26.8 NR 2006 12 4411 367.6 NR 2006 12 2009 167.4 NR 2005 14 367 26.2 NR 2005 14 5268 376.3 NR 2005 14 2181 155.8 NR 2004 15 286 19.1 24th 2004 15 4806 320.4 NR 2004 15 1620 108.0 22nd 2003 12 163 13.6 4th 2003 12 3087 257.3 6th 2003 12 1057 88.1 8th 2002 11 177 16.1 16th 2002 11 2912 264.7 13th 2002 11 1009 91.7 13th 2001 11 141 12.8 10th 2001 11 2656 214.5 7th 2001 11 794 72.2 5th 2000 11 168 15.3 T13th 2000 11 3165 287.7 20th 2000 11 1412 128.4 NR 1999 11 105 9.5 1st 1999 11 2822 256.5 10th 1999 11 1550 140.9 NR 1998 10 133 13.3 6th 1998 10 2618 261.8 13th 1998 10 1140 114.0 24th 1997 10 138 13.8 15th 1997 10 2520 252.0 18th 1997 10 924 92.4 8th 1996 10 155 15.5 16th 1996 10 2682 268.2 22nd 1996 10 1290 129.0 NR 1995 10 109 10.9 2nd 1995 10 2396 239.6 8th 1995 10 675 67.5 4th 1994 10 95 9.5 2nd 1994 10 2234 223.4 5th 1994 10 694 69.4 2nd 1993 10 119 11.9 6th 1993 10 2568 256.8 17th 1993 10 1183 118.3 NR 1992 11 197 17.9 NR 1992 11 3471 315.5 NR 1992 11 1333 121.2 NR 1991 11 155 14.1 12th 1991 11 3182 289.3 NR 1991 11 1304 118.5 19th 1990 10 134 13.4 8th 1990 10 2583 258.3 13th 1990 10 1165 116.5 21st 1989 11 122 11.1 6th 1989 11 2564 233.1 9th 1989 11 1268 115.3 20th 1988 9 92 10.2 3rd 1988 9 2162 240.2 8th 1988 9 604 67.1 2nd 1987 9 67 7.4 1st 1987 9 1691 187.9 2nd 1987 9 569 63.2 1st 1986 10 158 15.8 8th 1986 10 2456 245.6 10th 1986 10 612 61.2 3rd 1985 9 185 20.6 NR 1985 9 2962 329.1 NR 1985 9 1403 155.9 NR National Stats INdividual STATISTICS (NCAA-II, 1989-2017; NAIA, 1985-88) RUSHING TOTAL OFFENSE KICKOFF RETURNS Year Player Avg. Rank Year Player Avg. Rank Year Player Avg. Rank 2017 Michael Rose 105.3 18th 2016 John Roderique 312.7 13th 2016 Lorenzo West 27.2 22nd 2013 Jeff Seybold 119.5 18th 2014 Anthony Abenjoa 302.8 28th 2012 John Brown 24.7 42nd 2010 Terrance Isaac 84.0 42nd 2013 Anthony Abenoja 274.5 39th 2011 John Brown 25.7 30th 2009 Terrance Isaac 89.3 35th 2012 Anthony Abenoja 257.1 44th 2006 Bryan Pray 27.0 15th 2008 Caleb Farabi 106.7 19th 2011 Zac Dickey 246.8 42nd 2005 Bryan Pray 24.4 31st 2007 Caleb Farabi 124.5 19th 2008 Mark Smith 255.1 23rd 2001 Levi Neville 29.7 7th 2006 Germaine Race 162.0 5th 2007 Mark Smith 243.3 38th 1996 Chris Hudson 30.1 5th 2005 Germaine Race 142.0 9th 2005 Andy Majors 287.7 13th 1992 Ronald Moore 27.7 8th 2004 Germaine Race 147.5 8th 2004 Neal Philpot 247.9 28th 1990 Ronnie West 29.8 2nd Neal Philpot 107.5 31st 2003 Neal Philpot 233.9 30th 1986 Monte Weathers 25.5 7th 2003 Neal Philpot 95.3 39th 2000 Anthony Chatmon 98.3 38th RECEIVING All-Purpose Yards 1997 Justin Johnson 112.5 17th Year Player Avg. Rank Year Player Avg. Rank 1992 Ronald Moore 169.5 2nd 2016 Levi Copelin 92.0 31st 2014 Marquise Cushon 163.6 14th 1991 Darren Dawson 106.9 19th 2014 Marquise Cushon 100.1 16th 2013 John Brown 162.6 21st 1990 Darren Dawson 117.0 11th Gavin Lutman 92.0 30th 2012 John Brown 200.0 2nd 1989 Darren Dawson 107.6 14th 2013 John Brown 99.8 24th 2011 John Brown 163.8 13th 1988 Mike Meek 131.8 2nd 2012 John Brown 97.3 20th 2011 John Brown 86.9 30th INTERCEPTIONS 1987 Monte Weathers 155.8 2nd Year Player Avg. Rank 1986 Monte Weathers 125.0 9th 2009 Kendall Fisher 79.6 36th 2006 Bryan Pray 75.5 27th 2015 Dino Teague .60 T11th SCORING 1991 Ronnie West 94.9 14th Darnell Walker, Jr. .60 T11th Year Player Avg. Rank 2011 Nate Dreiling .57 14th 2014 Connor Frazell 9.1 26th KICK SCORING 2002 Levi Neville .70 10th 2013 Jeff Seybold 11.5 7th Year Player Avg. Rank 1994 Jason Gorman .60 T23rd Connor Frazell 9.1 24th 2013 Connor Frazell 9.1 3rd 1992 Duke Palmer .91 5th John Brown 8.6 36th 2011 Chase McCoy 8.5 6th 123 2007 Jared Witter 7.1 T13th TACKLES 2011 Chase McCoy 8.5 28th Year Player Avg. Rank John Brown 7.7 48th 2006 Nathan Alleman 7.6 2nd 2005 Nathan Alleman 8.6 2nd 2011 Nate Dreiling 9.9 25th 2008 Brandon Clark 7.9 T28th 2010 Nate Dreiling 13.3 1st 2007 Caleb Farabi 11.5 7th 2004 Nathan Alleman 8.9 2nd 1988 James Jenkins 7.2 3rd 2006 Jason Northern 9.0 T34th 2006 Germaine Race 15.7 2nd 2001 Earl Henry 11.7 10th Nathan Alleman 7.6 21st 1987 Mike Bowman 6.6 7th 2005 Germaine Race 15.2 2nd 1986 Mike Bowman 7.6 4th TACKLES-FOR-LOSS Nathan Alleman 8.6 32nd FIELD GOALS Year Playe Avg. Rank 2004 Germaine Race 10.9 9th Year Player Avg. Rank 2012 Gus Toca 1.45 T-29th Nathan Alleman 8.9 25th 2016 Chad Levin 1.1 22nd 2010 Nate Dreiling 1.71 11th 2003 Germaine Race 9.0 22nd 2013 Connor Frazell 1.1 25th 2003 Aaron McConnell 1.84 6th 2002 Neal Philpot 8.7 T19th 2012 Connor Frazell 1.1 T24th QUARTERBACK SACKS 2002 Daniel Chappell 8.2 T24th 2011 Chase McCoy 1.3 18th 2001 Neal Philpot 8.2 T27th Year Player Avg. Rank 2002 Daniel Chappell 1.2 11th 2011 Gus Toca .79 25th 2000 Anthony Chatmon 9.8 T12th 1998 Josh Barcus 1.6 T3rd 1998 Josh Barcus 8.4 T30th 2005 Ryan Meredith .68 45th 1997 Justin Johnson 8.6 20th PUNTING 2004 Ryan Meredith .80 T27th 1992 Ronald Moore 15.1 2nd Year Player Avg. Rank FORCED FUMBLES 1989 Darren Dawson 9.8 14th 2016 Carter Anchors 43.9 5th Year Player Avg. Rank 1987 Monte Weathers 12.0 5th 2010 Jared Witter 41.9 15th 2017 Morgan Selemaea .30 20th 1987 Gene Stegeman 9.3 9th 2000 Chris Lutz 41.6 4th 2011 Gus Toca .29 43rd 1986 Monte Weathers 10.2 3rd 1998 Brian Moorman 45.6 2nd 2005 Brett Shamblin .29 46th 1985 Gene Stegeman 10.9 2nd 1997 Brian Moorman 46.0 1st 2004 Ryan Meredith .33 T20th 1996 Brian Moorman 43.3 4th PASS EFFICIENCY 1995 Brian Moorman 41.5 4th FUMBLE Recoveries Year Player Eff. Rating Rank Year Player Tot. Rank 2014 Anthony Abenoja 156.0 14th PUNT RETURNS 2014 Colby Hall 3 10th 2013 Anthony Abenoja 180.0 4th Year Player Avg. Rank 2012 Anthony Abenoja 141.5 37th 2016 Austin Panko 11.9 22nd PASSES DEFENDED 2011 Zac Dickey 151.4 15th 2014 Marquise Cushon 10.0 36th Year Player Avg. Rank 2009 John McCoy 145.4 25th 2013 John Brown 11.5 32nd 2016 Darrius White 1.4 27th 2007 Mark Smith 158.2 10th 2012 John Brown 15.4 8th 2002 Levi Neville 1.6 17th 2005 Andy Majors 142.6 29th 2011 John Brown 13.7 14th 2003 Neal Philpot 135.6 37th 2008 Harrison Kush 17.6 T16th Blocked Kicks 1998 Zack Siegrist 136.1 26th 2006 Harrison Kush 17.1 5th Year Player TOT. Rank 1996 Zack Siegrist 131.7 28th 1990 Ronnie West 16.9 1st 2017 Juanté Baldwin 2 15th 1989 Steve Ginavan 14.4 4th Josh Hornback 2 15th PASSing Yards 1988 Donnie Johnson 12.2 4th 2016 Darrius White 2 14th Year Player AVG. Rank 1987 Monte Weathers 15.5 2nd 2016 John Roderique 277.3 17th 2014 Anthony Abenoja 297.8 16th GORILLAS IN NATIONAL POLLS The Pittsburg State University football program consistently has ranked highly in the NCAA Division II national polls since the Gorillas reached NCAA status in 1989. Including its years as an NAIA member, Pittsburg State has finished the season ranked no lower than 10th in the final poll in 18 of the last 32 years, dating back to the 1985 season. The Gorillas have finished the regular season ranked No. 1 five times (1986, 1987, 1992, 2004, 2011). Pittsburg State went wire-to-wire in the No. 1 spot during the 1992 season.

1989 1994 1999 Week Six 5th Preseason NR Preseason 7th Preseason 10th Week Seven 4th Week Two 15th Week Two 6th (tie) Week Two no poll Week Eight 11th Week Three 11th Week Three 5th Week Three 16th Week Nine 10th Week Four 9th Week Four 4th (tie) Week Four 13th Week Ten 9th Week Five 8th Week Five 4th Week Five 11th Week Eleven T8th Week Six 6th Week Six 5th Week Six 10th Week Twelve 13th Week Seven 6th Week Seven 5th Week Seven 10th Final Poll 10th Week Eight 4th Week Eight 5th Week Eight 8th Week Nine 4th Week Nine 4th Week Nine 8th Final Poll 4th Final Poll 3rd Week Ten 7th 2004 Final Poll 7th Preseason 7th 1990 1995 Week One 6th Preseason 13th Preseason 6th 2000 Week Two 4th Week Two 7th Week Two 10th Preseason 6th Week Three 4th Week Three 6th Week Three 7th Week Two 6th Week Four 3rd Week Four 4th Week Four 6th Week Three 6th Week Five 3rd Week Five 4th Week Five 6th Week Four 10th Week Six 2nd Week Six 4th Week Six 5th Week Five 9th Week Seven 2nd Week Seven 4th Week Seven 5th Week Six 18th Week Eight 1st Week Eight 4th Week Eight 4th Week Seven 17th Week Nine 1st 124 Week Nine 3rd Week Nine 4th Week Eight 16th Week Ten 1st Final Poll 3rd Final Poll 4th Week Nine 15th Week Eleven 1st Week Ten 15th Week Twelve 1st 1991 1996 Week Eleven 12th Final Poll 2nd Preseason 2nd Preseason 2nd Final Poll 12th Week Two 7th Week Two 11th 2005 Week Three 13th Week Three 10th 2001 Preseason 2nd Week Four NR Week Four 7th (tie) Preseason 12th Week Two 11th Week Five 17th Week Five 9th Week Two 9th Week Three 8th Week Six 12th Week Six 5th Week Three 10th Week Four 8th Week Seven 10th Week Seven NR Week Four 10th Week Five 7th Week Eight 7th Week Eight NR Week Five 10th Week Six 4th Week Nine 3rd Week Nine 15th (tie) Week Six 10th Week Seven 20th Final Poll 3rd Week Ten 7th Week Seven 6th Week Eight 20th Final Poll 7th Week Eight 14th Week Nine 18th 1992 Week Nine 10th Week Ten 14th Preseason 1st 1997 Week Ten 8th Week Eleven 11th Week Two 1st Preseason 4th (tie) Week Eleven 7th Week Twelve 23rd Week Three 1st Week Two 3rd Final Poll 11th Final Poll 12th Week Four 1st Week Three 2nd Week Five 1st Week Four 2nd 2002 2006 Week Six 1st Week Five 2nd Preseason 4th Preseason 8th Week Seven 1st Week Six 2nd Week Two 3rd Week Two 8th Week Eight 1st Week Seven 2nd Week Three 3rd Week Three 7th Week Nine 1st Week Eight 11th Week Four 3rd Week Four 7th Final Poll 1st Week Nine 10th Week Five 3rd Week Five 13th Week Ten 9th Week Six 3rd Week Six 13th 1993 Final Poll 8th Week Seven 11th Week Seven 11th Preseason 3rd Week Eight 20th Week Eight 11th Week Two 13th 1998 Week Nine 17th Week Nine 10th Week Three NR Preseason 5th Week Ten 15th Week Ten 8th Week Four NR Week Two no poll Week Eleven 13th Week Eleven 8th Week Five NR Week Three NR Final Poll 21st Week Twelve 16th Week Six NR Week Four NR Final Poll 14th Week Seven ORV Week Five NR 2003 Week Eight 18th (tie) Week Six NR Preseason 11th Week Nine 17th Week Seven 18th Week One 9th Final Poll 17th Week Eight 19th Week Two 7th Week Nine 19th Week Three 5th Week Ten NR Week Four 5th Final Poll NR Week Five 5th 2007 2013 Preseason 7th Preseason 21st PSU IN FINAL POLL Week Two 7th Week Two 16th NCAA Division II Final Poll Week Three 7th Week Three 14th Year...... Rank...... Record Week Four 6th Week Four 12th 2017...... NR...... 8-4-0 Week Five 7th Week Five 10th 2016...... NR...... 7-4-0 Week Six 19th Week Six 10th 2015...... NR...... 6-5-0 Week Seven 16th Week Seven 7th 2014...... 7th...... 11-2-0 Week Eight 23rd Week Eight 12th 2013...... 19th...... 10-2-0 Week Nine 21st Week Nine 7th 2012...... NR...... 7-3-0 Week Ten 19th Week Ten 6th 2011...... 1st...... 13-1-0 Week Eleven 18th Week Eleven 6th 2010...... NR...... 6-6-0 Week Twelve NR Week Twelve 17th 2009...... NR...... 5-6-0 Final Poll NR Final Poll 19th 2008...... 8th...... 11-2-0 2007...... NR...... 8-3-0 2008 2014 2006...... 14th...... 10-2-0 Preseason 17th Preseason 9th 2005...... 12th...... 10-4-0 Week Two 14th Week Two 8th 2004...... 2nd...... 14-1-0 Week Three 7th Week Three 8th 2003...... 10th...... 9-3-0 Week Four 7th Week Four 8th 2002...... 21st...... 8-3-0 Week Five 7th Week Five 19th 2001...... 11th...... 11-2-0 Week Six 6th Week Six 18th 2000...... 12th...... 9-3-0 Week Seven 14th Week Seven 17th 1999...... 7th...... 9-1-0 Week Eight 13th Week Eight 9th 1998...... NR...... 7-3-0 Week Nine 13th Week Nine 7th 1997...... 8th...... 9-1-0 Week Ten 12th Week Ten 6th 1996...... 7th...... 7-2-0 Week Eleven 10th Week Eleven 6th 1995...... 4th...... 8-0-1 Week Twelve 10th Week Twelve 5th 1994...... 3rd...... 9-0-0 Final Poll 8th Final Poll 7th 1993...... 17th...... 7-2-0 1992...... 1st...... 10-0-0 2009 2015 1991...... 3rd...... 8-1-1 Preseason 7th Preseason 7th 1990...... 3rd...... 9-0-0 Week Two 5th Week Two 5th 1989...... 4th...... 10-0-0 Week Three 4th Week Three 4th 125 Week Four 11th Week Four 15th NAIA Division I Final Poll Week Five 23rd Week Five 15th 1988...... 2nd...... 10-0-0 Week Six NR Week Six 13th 1987...... 1st...... 10-0-0 Week Seven NR Week Seven 22nd 1986...... 1st...... 10-0-0 Week Eight NR Week Eight NR 1985...... 3rd...... 8-1-0 Week Nine NR Week Nine NR Week Ten NR Week Ten NR Week Eleven NR Week Eleven NR Final Poll NR Week Twelve NR Final Poll NR 2010 Not Ranked All Season 2016 Not Ranked All Season 2011 Preseason NR 2017 Week Two 25th Not Ranked All Season Week Three 19th Week Four 15th Week Five 15th Week Six 8th Week Seven 7th Week Eight 4th Week Nine 2nd Week Ten 9th Week Eleven 7th Final Poll 1st 2012 Preseason 1st Week Two 1st Week Three 1st Week Four 1st Week Five 1st Week Six 1st Week Seven 7th Week Eight 22nd Week Nine 18th Week Ten NR Final Poll NR VS. NON-CONFERENCE TEAMS 1958 (1-3-1) 1971 (5-0-0) 1989 (1-0-0) 131-74-10 (.633) 9/12 at Truman W, 21-12 9/11 Missouri Western W, 33-0 11/4 at Arkansas State W, 34-13 9/20 Southwest Missouri L, 6-7 9/18 Missouri S&T W, 20-0 1990 (1-0-0) 1946 (3-0-1) 9/26 at Central Missouri T, 19-19 9/25 at Southwest Missouri W, 10-7 9/22 at Cameron W, 19-3 9/28 Central Missouri W, 12-0 10/4 Missouri S&T L, 21-22 10/9 Missouri Southern W, 21-7 10/4 at Southwest Missouri W, 14-0 11/15 Northeastern State L, 3-40 10/30 Washburn W, 27-0 1991 (1-1-0) 11/9 at Missouri S&T T, 0-0 9/7 Friends W, 59-7 11/15 Rockhurst W, 25-8 1959 (2-2-0) 1972 (2-2-0) 9/14 at Texas A&M-Commerce L, 13-20 1947 (1-4-0) 9/19 at Southwest Missouri W, 18-7 9/9 Western State W, 29-14 9/26 Central Missouri L, 26-27 9/16 at Missouri S&T W, 21-7 1992 (2-0-0) 9/19 Truman L, 6-12 10/3 at Missouri S&T L, 7-20 9/23 Southwest Missouri L, 20-37 9/5 Friends W, 61-0 9/26 College of Emporia W, 21-0 11/14 at Northeastern State W, 34-14 10/14 at Missouri Southern L, 6-21 9/12 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 27-13 10/3 Southwest Missouri L, 0-21 11/8 Wis.-River Falls L, 6-19 1960 (4-0-0) 1973 (1-4-0) 1993 (0-1-0) 11/14 at Central Arkansas L, 0-20 9/17 Southwest Missouri W, 6-0 9/8 at Northern Iowa L, 0-13 9/4 at North Dakota State L, 16-35 9/24 at Central Missouri W, 39-21 9/15 Northwest Missouri L, 10-14 1948 (1-2-2) 10/1 Missouri S&T W, 52-6 9/22 at Southwest Missouri W, 14-13 1994 (1-0-0) 9/17 Truman T, 12-12 10/8 Northwest Missouri W, 38-7 10/13 Missouri Southern L, 2-13 9/10 Fort Hays State W, 55-12 9/24 College of Emporia T, 7-7 11/10 at Eastern New Mexico L, 3-38 10/1 at Southwest Missouri L, 0-21 1961 (4-0-0) 1995 (0-0-1) 11/6 Northeastern State W, 44-13 9/16 at Southwest Missouri W, 21-0 1974 (0-6-0) 9/9 at Fort Hays State T, 16-16 11/11 Central Arkansas L, 12-16 9/23 Central Missouri W, 47-0 9/7 Northern Iowa L, 22-31 1996 (0-1-0) 9/30 at Missouri S&T W, 20-0 9/14 at Northwest Missouri L, 0-13 9/7 at Eastern Illinois L, 31-41 1949 (3-1-1) 10/7 at Northwest Missouri W, 35-0 9/21 Southwest Missouri L, 3-26 9/16 Missouri S&T W, 27-7 1997 (1-0-0) 1962 (3-1-0) 9/28 at Missouri S&T L, 12-14 9/24 at Wis.-River Falls W, 34-0 10/5 Nebraska-Kearney L, 0-20 8/28 at Southwest Missouri W, 9-8 9/15 Southwest Missouri W, 14-7 10/1 Southwest Missouri W, 27-14 10/26 at Missouri Southern L, 13-24 11/11 at Evansville L, 7-38 9/22 at Central Missouri W, 16-0 1998 (1-0-0) 11/18 Arkansas Tech T, 20-20 9/29 Missouri S&T W, 28-6 1975 (1-2-2) 9/12 at Texas A&M-Commerce W, 34-10 1950 (1-3-0) 10/6 at Truman L, 12-34 9/13 at Northwest Missouri L, 14-28 1999 (2-0-0) 1963 (3-2-0) 9/20 at Southwest Missouri L, 8-21 9/4 at North Alabama W, 28-21 9/15 Missouri S&T L, 7-26 9/27 Missouri S&T T, 20-20 9/14 at Southwest Missouri L, 0-21 9/11 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 51-3 9/23 at Toledo L, 14-32 10/4 Nebraska-Kearney W, 27-13 9/21 Central Missouri W, 7-0 9/30 at Southwest Missouri L, 7-20 10/25 Missouri Southern T, 10-10 2000 (2-0-0) 11/16 at Southwestern Oklahoma W, 40-0 9/28 at Missouri S&T W, 35-6 9/2 North Alabama W, 28-21 10/5 Truman L, 20-25 1976 (2-1-1) 9/9 vs. Mesa State W, 41-7 1951 (3-2-0) 10/12 Southern Colorado W, 46-0 9/11 Northwest Missouri L, 0-24 9/15 at Missouri S&T W, 20-0 2001 (2-0-0) 1964 (2-3-0) 9/18 Southwest Missouri W, 10-6 126 9/22 Olathe Naval Air Station W, 34-0 9/25 at Missouri-Rolla T, 7-7 8/25 SW Assemblies of God W, 76-0 9/19 at Central Missouri W, 21-7 9/29 Southwest Missouri W, 28-0 10/30 Emporia State W, 30-0 9/8 Bacone W, 75-0 11/10 at Arkansas State L, 0-35 9/26 Missouri S&T W, 24-0 11/15 at Northeastern State L, 13-31 10/3 at Truman L, 16-40 1977 (0-3-0) 2002 (2-0-0) 10/10 Southwest Missouri L, 0-13 9/10 at Northwest Missouri L, 14-28 8/31 Langston W, 48-0 9/14 Bacone W, 63-3 1952 (3-2-0) 11/14 Northeastern State L, 0-39 9/17 at Southwest Missouri L, 7-16 9/13 at Olathe Naval Air Station W, 27-6 9/24 Missouri S&T L, 14-16 2003 (2-0-0) 9/20 Missouri-Rolla W, 7-0 1965 (1-4-0) 1978 (1-2-0) 9/6 Lincoln W, 56-0 9/27 at Southwest Missouri W, 14-0 9/18 Central Missouri W, 23-6 9/13 St. Cloud State W, 46-14 11/8 Arkansas State L, 7-26 9/25 at Missouri S&T L, 7-19 9/9 Northwest Missouri W, 30-20 9/16 Southwest Missouri L, 15-44 11/15 Northeastern State L, 20-42 10/2 Truman L, 19-20 2004 (2-0-0) 9/23 at Missouri S&T L, 21-38 8/26 Western State W, 56-6 1953 (4-1-0) 10/9 at Southwest Missouri L, 0-13 11/13 at Northeastern State L, 7-28 1979 (1-2-0) 9/4 at Fort Hays State W, 45-7 9/11 Olathe Naval Air Station W, 12-2 9/8 at Northwest Missouri W, 21-14 9/19 at Missouri-Rolla W, 25-6 1966 (4-1-0) 2005 (2-1-0) 9/15 at Southwest Missouri L, 37-41 9/26 Southwest Missouri W, 6-0 9/17 at Central Missouri W, 20-18 8/27 Delta State L, 31-44 9/22 Missouri S&T L, 10-24 11/7 at Eastern New Mexico W, 19-7 9/24 Missouri S&T W, 35-23 9/3 Fort Hays State W, 58-7 11/12 at Northeastern State L, 14-19 10/1 at Truman L, 14-49 1980 (2-1-0) 10/8 Panhandle State W, 70-0 10/8 Southwest Missouri W, 7-6 9/6 Northwest Missouri W, 33-7 2006 (2-0-0) 1954 (3-0-0) 11/12 Northeastern State W, 35-27 9/13 Southwest Missouri W, 7-0 9/18 Missouri S&T W, 35-14 9/2 at East Central W, 52-12 9/20 at Missouri S&T L, 10-14 9/9 Panhandle State W, 87-0 10/2 Central Missouri W, 33-13 1967 (3-1-1) 1981 (2-1-0) 11/11 Northeastern State W, 27-0 9/16 Central Oklahoma W, 14-13 9/5 at Northwest Missouri L, 6-9 2007 (2-0-0) 9/23 at Missouri S&T W, 14-7 9/12 Lincoln W, 47-6 8/25 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 28-14 1955 (2-3-0) 9/30 Truman L, 13-14 9/1 East Central W, 41-15 9/10 vs. Central Michigan L, 0-33 9/19 Missouri- S&T W, 28-12 10/7 at Southwest Missouri W, 7-0 1982 (1-1-0) 2008 (2-0-0) 9/17 at Missouri S&T W, 33-14 11/11 at Northeastern State T, 7-7 9/24 at Central Missouri W, 7-6 9/11 Lincoln W, 43-0 8/30 at Central Oklahoma W, 16-12 10/1 Truman L, 13-20 1968 (2-4-0) 9/18 at Missouri S&T L, 9-21 9/6 at Chadron State W, 38-31 1983 (2-1-0) 11/11 at Northeastern State L, 7-13 9/14 at Central Oklahoma L, 3-29 2009 (2-0-0) 9/21 at Southern Colorado L, 7-10 9/3 at Arkansas Tech W, 17-14 1956 (4-1-0) 9/10 Northwest Missouri W, 28-7 8/29 Central Oklahoma W, 42-13 9/28 at Truman L, 15-18 9/5 Chadron State W, 41-13 9/15 Missouri S&T W, 13-0 10/5 Southwest Missouri W, 27-20 9/17 Missouri S&T L, 14-17 9/22 Southwest Missouri W, 19-7 11/9 Missouri Southern W, 14-3 1984 (1-1-0) 2010 (2-0-0) 9/29 at Truman W, 46-18 11/16 Northeastern State L, 7-14 9/8 Arkansas Tech W, 20-0 8/28 at Central Oklahoma W, 31-20 11/10 Northeastern State L, 6-31 9/15 at Missouri S&T L, 14-62 9/4 Chadron State W, 14-3 11/17 at Central Missouri W, 28-6 1969 (3-2-0) 1985 (2-0-0) 2011 (1-0-0) 9/13 Morningside W, 50-29 9/14 at Arkansas Tech W, 24-13 1957 (5-0-0) 9/27 Truman L, 13-14 9/24 William Jewell W, 49-7 9/14 Truman W, 40-14 9/21 Missouri-Rolla W, 14-13 10/4 at Southwest Missouri W, 36-14 2013 (2-0-0) 9/21 at Southwest Missouri W, 13-0 11/8 at Missouri Southern W, 61-20 1986 (3-0-0) 9/28 Central Missouri W, 31-0 11/15 at Northeastern State L, 21-48 10/5 Abilene Christian W, 28-20 9/13 Arkansas Tech W, 57-37 11/2 Northwestern Oklahoma W, 70-0 10/5 at Missouri S&T W, 14-6 9/20 at Missouri-Rolla W, 37-14 11/16 at Northeastern State W, 20-7 1970 (4-1-0) 9/12 Panhandle State L, 40-55 11/15 Langston W, 65-6 9/19 at Missouri Western W, 63-14 1987 (2-0-0) 9/26 Southwest Missouri W, 56-13 10/10 Missouri Southern W, 33-26 9/12 at Lincoln W, 59-7 10/31 at Washburn W, 13-7 9/19 Missouri S&T W, 31-7 1988 (2-0-0) 9/10 Lincoln W, 49-6 9/17 at Missouri S&T W, 31-0

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RANKED TEAMS 2002 2015 58-49-0 (.542) 10/17 vs. Northwest Missouri (5) L, 7-29 10/10 at Emporia State (18) L, 42-46 1989 11/16 Central Missouri (8) [OT] L, 20-23 10/17 Northwest Missouri (3) L, 14-31 10/7 Northwest Missouri (19) W, 27-13 11/7 at Central Missouri (15) L, 6-34 11/18 Northwest Missouri (18) * W, 28-7 2003 11/25 Angelo State (T5) * L, 21-24 10/18 Emporia State (18) L, 20-22 2016 11/1 Missouri Western (25) W, 27-7 9/1 Central Missouri (20) L, 27-34 1990 11/8 at Central Missouri (12) W, 28-24 10/22 Emporia State (12) L, 36-41 11/17 Truman (9) * W, 59-3 11/22 at North Dakota (7) * L, 14-24 10/29 at Northwest Missouri (1) L, 10-69 11/24 Texas A&M-Commerce (7) * W, 60-28 12/1 at North Dakota State (1) * L, 29-39 2004 2017 11/6 vs. Northwest Missouri (2) W, 21-17 8/31 at Central Missouri (21) L, 23-28 1991 11/20 Colorado Mines (5) * W, 27-7 10/7 at Fort Hays State (11) L, 17-21 9/14 at Texas A&M-Commerce (7) L, 13-20 11/27 Northwest Missouri (4) * W, 50-36 10/28 Northwest Missouri (1) W, 20-10 10/5 Northwest Missouri (17) W, 38-0 12/4 North Dakota (14) * W, 31-19 10/26 at Missouri Southern (13) W, 43-21 12/11 vs. Valdosta State (3) * L, 31-36 ( ) national ranking 11/23 Butler (5) * W, 26-16 * NCAA Division II Playoff Game 11/30 Texas A&M-Commerce (19) * W, 38-28 2005 ** Mineral Water Bowl (NCAA-II Postseason) 12/7 at Portland State (8) * W, 53-21 8/27 Delta State (17) L, 31-44 12/14 vs. Jacksonville State (2) * W, 23-6 9/10 Missouri Western (23) W, 48-30 10/29 vs. Northwest Missouri (16) W, 56-35 PSU’s Record … 1992 12/12 at Nebraska-Kearney (24) * W, 49-20 At Home: 37-17 On Road: 16-22 Neutral: 5-10 9/12 Texas A&M-Commerce (15) W, 27-13 12/19 at West Texas A&M (7) * W, 41-3 Regular Season: 33-33 Postseason: 25-16 10/31 at Emporia State (12) * W, 49-38 12/26 Northwest Missouri (21) * L, 10-21 vs. MIAA: 34-32 vs. Top 10: 24-31 11/21 North Dakota (13) * W, 26-21 vs. No. 1: 3-7 11/28 North Dakota State (2) * [OT] W, 38-37 2006 12/5 at Portland State (19) * W, 41-38 9/16 at Missouri Western (23) L, 35-48 12/12 vs. Jacksonville State (3) * L, 13-17 10/7 Washburn (19) W, 29-14 11/4 vs. Northwest Missouri (2) L, 14-41 PSU’S OVERTIME GAMES 1993 12/2 vs. Bemidji State (23) ** W, 35-27 1992 9/4 at North Dakota State (1) L, 16-35 11/28 North Dakota State * W, 38-37 11/20 at North Dakota (6) * L, 14-17 2007 1994 10/6 vs. Northwest Missouri (9) [OT] L, 34-37 1994 127 9/10 Fort Hays State (19) W, 55-12 2008 11/19 North Dakota State * +++ L, 12-18 11/5 Truman(7) W, 13-10 9/6 at Chadron State (8) W, 38-31 11/19 North Dakota State (15) * [3OT] L, 12-18 9/27 Central Missouri (19) W, 49-28 1995 10/4 vs. Northwest Missouri (7) L, 10-35 12/2 at Texas A&M-Kingsville * W, 28-25 1995 10/18 Nebraska-Omaha (22) W, 35-28 9/16 Central Missouri (10) W, 37-16 11/15 Nebraska-Omaha (24) * W, 33-21 1997 10/7 Missouri Western (T14) W, 31-0 11/22 at Northwest Missouri (3) * L, 35-38 10/18 at Central Missouri W, 30-29 10/14 at Missouri Southern (19) W, 15-14 2009 2000 11/18 Northern Colorado (16) * W, 36-17 9/2 North Alabama W, 28-21 11/25 North Dakota State (13) * W, 9-7 8/29 Central Oklahoma (16) W, 42-13 12/2 at Texas A&M-Kingsville (2) * [OT] W, 28-25 9/6 Chadron State (7) W, 41-13 2002 12/9 at North Alabama (1) * L, 7-27 9/12 vs. Northwest Missouri (7) L, 10-30 9/19 at Central Missouri (16) L, 14-23 11/16 Central Missouri L, 20-23 1996 9/26 Missouri Western (18) L, 40-45 2005 10/19 Missouri Southern (3) W, 21-7 10/17 at Washburn (20) L, 3-55 10/1 at Washburn L, 34-35 11/16 at Northwest Missouri (2) W, 40-0 11/23 Northern Colorado (15) * L, 21-24 2010 9/25 at Missouri Western (8) L, 25-42 2006 1997 11/13 vs Northwest Missouri (3) L, 16-22 9/30 at Emporia State ++++ W, 59-57 10/25 Northwest Missouri (5) L, 14-15 2011 2007 11/1 at Truman State (14) W, 28-18 9/29 at Central Missouri W, 38-31 11/22 Northern Colorado (11) * L, 16-24 9/1 at Missouri Western (21) W, 34-7 10/1 vs Northwest Missouri (1) W, 38-35 10/6 vs. Northwest Missouri L, 34-37 1998 11/5 Washburn (9) L, 25-43 10/15 Central Missouri (10) W, 32-14 11/26 Washburn (15) * W, 31-22 2009 10/24 at Northwest Missouri (3) L, 18-23 12/2 Northwest Missouri (10) * W, 41-16 10/31 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 28-31 1999 12/10 Delta State (8) * W, 49-23 2010 10/18 Northwest Missouri (1) L, 21-27 2012 10/16 Washburn L, 34-35 11/20 at Northern Colorado (3) * L, 31-34 10/13 vs. Northwest Missouri (7) L, 21-31 2014 2000 10/20 Missouri Western (16) L, 14-63 11/29 at Minnesota State * L, 21-24 9/16 at Northwest Missouri (1) L, 28-35 2013 9/23 Central Missouri (25) W, 23-20 10/19 vs. Northwest Missouri (2) L, 15-24 2016 11/18 at Nebraska-Omaha (4) * L, 3-14 10/26 Missouri Western (4) L, 34-14 9/17 Northeastern State W, 38-37 2001 2014 * NCAA Division II playoff game 10/13 Northwest Missouri (11) L, 31-35 10/18 at Northwest Missouri (1) W, 35-17 +++ triple overtime 10/27 Truman (21) W, 28-0 11/22 Harding (13) W, 59-42 ++++ four overtimes 11/8 at Central Missouri (13) W, 35-13 11/29 at Minnesota State (1) * [OT] L, 21-24 11/17 Nebraska-Omaha (15) W, 20-7 11/24 at North Dakota (4) * L, 0-38 PSU IN SEASON OPENERS 9/16/1961...... at Missouri State...... W, 21-0 67-38-5 (.632) 9/15/1962...... Missouri State...... W, 14-7 9/14/1963...... at Missouri State...... L, 0-21 Home: 39-17-3 Road: 26-20-1 Neutral: 1-1-1 9/19/1964...... at Central Missouri...... W, 21-7 9/18/1965...... Central Missouri...... W, 23-6 10/10/1908...... Girard Athletic Association...... L, 0-6 9/17/1966...... at Central Missouri...... W, 20-18 10/15/1909...... at Joplin HS...... L, 11-17 9/16/1967...... Central Oklahoma...... W, 14-13 10/8/1910...... Southwestern...... L, 6-32 9/14/1968...... at Central Oklahoma...... L, 3-29 9/29/1911...... Drury...... L, 0-6 9/13/1969...... Morningside...... W, 50-29 9/27/1912...... at Drury...... L, 6-23 9/12/1970...... Panhandle State...... L, 40-55 9/26/1913...... Columbus HS...... W, 63-0 9/11/1971...... Missouri Western...... W, 33-0 10/2/1914...... Kansas Mines...... W, 24-0 9/9/1972...... Western State...... W, 29-14 9/25/1915...... Columbus HS...... W, 19-0 9/8/1973...... at Northern Iowa...... L, 0-13 9/30/1916...... at Arkansas...... L, 20-34 9/7/1974...... Northern Iowa...... L, 22-31 10/6/1917...... at Emporia State...... L, 0-24 9/13/1975...... at Northwest Missouri...... L, 14-28 11/2/1918...... at Missouri State...... L, 7-14 9/11/1976...... Northwest Missouri...... L, 0-24 9/27/1919...... Drury...... L, 7-12 9/10/1977...... at Northwest Missouri...... L, 14-28 9/25/1920...... at Emporia State...... L, 15-19 9/9/1978...... Northwest Missouri...... W, 30-20 9/23/1921...... Haskell Indian Nations...... L, 0-14 9/8/1979...... at Northwest Missouri...... W, 21-14 9/30/1922...... at Haskell Indian Nations...... L, 7-25 9/6/1980...... Northwest Missouri...... W, 33-7 9/28/1923...... Haskell Indian Nations...... L, 0-34 9/5/1981...... at Northwest Missouri...... L, 6-9 10/3/1924...... at Central Missouri...... W, 6-0 9/11/1982...... Lincoln...... W, 43-0 10/10/1925...... vs Central Oklahoma...... T, 6-6 9/3/1983...... at Arkansas Tech...... W, 17-14 10/2/1926...... at Ottawa...... L, 2-9 9/8/1984...... Arkansas Tech...... W, 20-0 10/8/1927...... Friends...... W, 33-0 9/14/1985...... at Arkansas Tech...... W, 24-13 9/29/1928...... at Northeastern State...... L, 0-7 128 9/13/1986...... Arkansas Tech...... W, 57-37 9/28/1929...... Northeastern State...... L, 7-13 9/12/1987...... at Lincoln...... W, 59-7 9/27/1930...... vs Northeastern State...... W, 18-0 9/10/1988...... Lincoln...... W, 49-6 9/25/1931...... Missouri S&T...... L, 7-19 9/2/1989...... at Truman...... W, 43-0 9/24/1932...... at Missouri S&T...... W, 13-0 9/1/1990...... Truman ...... W, 64-30 9/29/1933...... at Northwest Missouri...... W, 33-6 9/7/1991...... Friends...... W, 59-7 9/21/1934...... Missouri S&T...... W, 18-6 9/5/1992...... Friends...... W, 61-0 9/20/1935...... Southwestern Oklahoma...... W, 7-0 9/4/1993...... at North Dakota State...... L, 16-35 9/26/1936...... at Arkansas...... L, 0-53 9/10/1994...... Fort Hays State...... W, 55-12 9/24/1937...... Western Kentucky...... L, 0-7 9/9/1995...... at Fort Hays State...... T, 16-16 9/24/1938...... at Western Kentucky...... L, 0-34 9/7/1996...... at Eastern Illinois...... L, 31-41 9/23/1939...... Doane...... W, 20-6 8/28/1997...... at Missouri State...... W, 9-8 9/21/1940...... at Augustana (S.D.)...... W, 13-6 9/12/1998...... at Texas A&M-Commerce...... W, 34-10 9/18/1941...... Northeastern State...... T, 13-13 9/4/1999...... at North Alabama...... W, 28-21 9/25/1942...... Central Missouri...... W, 32-6 9/2/2000...... North Alabama...... W, 28-21 9/24/1943...... at Central Missouri...... W, 20-0 8/25/2001...... SW Assemblies of God...... W, 76-0 9/15/1944...... Northwest Missouri...... L, 13-26 8/31/2002...... Langston...... W, 48-0 10/5/1945...... Missouri State...... T, 0-0 9/6/2003...... Lincoln...... W, 56-0 9/28/1946...... Central Missouri...... W, 12-0 8/26/2004...... Western State...... W, 56-6 9/19/1947...... Truman...... L, 6-12 8/27/2005...... Delta State...... L, 31-44 9/17/1948...... Truman ...... T, 12-12 9/2/2006...... at East Central...... W, 52-12 9/16/1949...... Missouri S&T...... W, 27-7 8/25/2007...... Texas A&M-Commerce...... W, 28-14 9/15/1950...... Missouri S&T...... L, 7-26 8/30/2008...... at Central Oklahoma...... W, 16-12 9/14/1951...... at Missouri S&T...... W, 20-0 8/29/2009...... Central Oklahoma...... W, 42-13 9/13/1952...... at Olathe Naval Air Station...... W, 27-6 8/28/2010...... at Central Oklahoma...... W, 31-20 9/11/1953...... Olathe Naval Air Station...... W, 12-2 9/1/2011...... at Missouri Western...... W, 34-7 9/18/1954...... Missouri S&T...... W, 35-14 8/30/2012...... at Northeastern State...... W, 41-20 9/10/1955...... vs. Central Michigan...... L, 0-33 9/7/2013...... Northeastern State...... W, 45-6 9/15/1956...... Missouri S&T...... W, 13-0 9/6/2014...... Northeastern State...... W, 37-0 9/14/1957...... Truman...... W, 40-14 9/3/2015...... at Northeastern State...... W, 38-14 9/12/1958...... at Truman...... W, 21-12 9/1/2016...... Central Missouri...... L, 27-34 9/19/1959...... at Missouri State...... W, 18-7 8/31/2017...... at Central Missouri...... L, 23-28 9/17/1960...... Missouri State...... W, 6-0 PSU IN HOMECOMING GAMES 10/21/2000...... Washburn...... W, 31-28 55-12-2 (.812) 10/13/2001...... Northwest Missouri...... L, 31-35 10/26/2002...... Missouri S&T...... W, 48-14 10/29/1949...... Benedictine...... W, 41-7 10/18/2003...... Emporia State...... L, 20-22 10/14/1950...... Washburn...... W, 39-6 10/2/2004...... Washburn...... W, 70-14 10/20/1951...... Southwestern...... W, 28-0 10/8/2005...... Panhandle State...... W, 70-0 10/11/1952...... Washburn...... W, 17-7 10/21/2006...... Southwest Baptist...... W, 63-20 10/24/1953...... Benedictine...... L, 6-13 10/27/2007...... Fort Hays State...... W, 35-0 10/30/1954...... Emporia State...... W, 20-7 10/18/2008...... Nebraska-Omaha...... W, 35-28 10/15/1955...... Fort Hays State...... W, 13-7 10/24/2009...... Fort Hays State...... W, 59-41 10/20/1956...... Washburn...... W, 27-0 10/16/2010...... Washburn...... L, 34-35 10/19/1957...... Fort Hays State...... W, 54-0 10/15/2011...... Lincoln...... W, 69-6 10/25/1958...... Washburn...... W, 13-7 10/20/2012...... Missouri Western...... L, 14-63 10/17/1959...... Fort Hays State...... W, 14-12 10/5/2013...... Abilene Christian...... W, 28-20 10/29/1960...... Washburn...... W, 27-6 10/11/2014...... Emporia State...... W, 45-17 10/21/1961...... Fort Hays State...... W, 41-7 10/3/2015...... Missouri Western...... W, 31-27 10/27/1962...... Washburn...... W, 27-0 10/8/2016...... Fort Hays State...... L, 41-54 10/19/1963...... Fort Hays State...... W, 42-12 10/14/2017...... Missouri Western...... W, 26-10 10/31/1964...... Emporia State...... W, 35-10 10/23/1965...... Washburn...... W, 20-7 10/29/1966...... Emporia State...... L, 20-27 10/21/1967...... Washburn...... W, 38-12 VS. NCAA FCS OPPONENTS 10/26/1968...... Emporia State...... T, 27-27 10/18/1969...... Washburn...... L, 17-19 (1978-2016) 129 10/17/1970...... Northern Colorado...... W, 34-14 11/4/1989...... @Arkansas State...... W, 34-13 10/23/1971...... Colorado State-Pueblo...... W, 26-24 10/21/1972...... Northern Colorado...... W, 16-14 9/7/1996...... @Eastern Illinois...... L, 31-41 11/3/1973...... Washburn...... W, 21-14 8/28/1997...... @Missouri State...... W, 9-8 10/19/1974...... Fort Hays State...... W, 21-7 01/11/1975...... Emporia State...... W, 10-0 10/5/2014...... Abilene Christian...... W, 28-20 10/23/1976...... Fort Hays State...... L, 19-20 10/15/1977...... Fort Hays State...... T, 29-29 10/21/1978...... Wayne State...... W, 37-25 10/27/1979...... Nebraska-Kearney...... L, 17-36 10/11/1980...... Fort Hays State...... W, 21-17 10/17/1981...... Washburn...... W, 35-12 10/23/1982...... Fort Hays State...... W, 37-15 10/8/1983...... Washburn...... W, 29-21 11/3/1984...... Missouri Western...... L, 34-42 10/12/1985...... Washburn...... W, 35-18 10/18/1986...... Fort Hays State...... W, 45-14 10/10/1987...... Missouri Western...... W, 52-9 10/15/1988...... Fort Hays State...... W, 61-17 10/28/1989...... Washburn...... W, 61-0 10/13/1990...... Central Missouri...... W, 9-7 10/19/1991...... Missouri Western...... W, 59-14 10/10/1992...... Truman...... W, 35-21 10/23/1993...... Central Missouri...... W, 19-17 10/15/1994...... Southwest Baptist...... W, 26-0 10/7/1995...... Missouri Western...... W, 31-0 10/5/1996...... Truman...... W, 31-16 10/25/1997...... Northwest Missouri...... L, 14-15 10/10/1998...... Southwest Baptist...... W, 42-7 10/16/1999...... Emporia State...... W, 21-7 ALL-TIME SCORES 1908 2-2-2 1913 4-2-1, 0-1-1 KIAC 1916 7-3, 3-1 KIAC Head Coach: Albert McLeland Head Coach: John Fuhrer Head Coach: R.O. Courtright Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site 10/10 Girard Athletic Assn. L, 0-6 Pittsburg 9/26 Columbus HS W, 63-0 Pittsburg 9/30 at Arkansas L, 20-34 Fayetteville, Ark. 10/30 Pittsburg Business College W, 2-0 Pittsburg 10/3 Parsons HS W, 85-0 Pittsburg 10/7 Drury W, 21-0 Pittsburg 11/16 Pittsburg HS T, 6-6 Pittsburg 10/11 at Drury L, 13-27 Springfield, Mo. 10/13 Emporia State * L, 7-14 Pittsburg 11/17 at Drury W, 6-3 Springfield, Mo. 11/1 Kansas City * W, 76-3 Pittsburg 10/20 at Southwestern * W, 27-21 Winfield, Kan. 11/20 at Fort Scott HS T, 0-0 Fort Scott, Kan. 11/7 at Friends * L, 0-26 Wichita, Kan. 10/28 at Tulsa L, 3-49 Tulsa, Okla. 11/26 at Columbus HS L, 0-10 Columbus, Kan. 11/14 Tulsa W, 39-25 Pittsburg 11/3 at Missouri State W, 23-2 Springfield, Mo. 11/27 Southwestern * T, 6-6 Pittsburg 11/10 at Central Missouri W, 12-2 Warrensburg, Mo. * Kansas Intercollegiate 11/17 Benedictine * W, 33-0 Pittsburg John Fuhrer, 1909-14, ‘18 11/24 Ottawa * W, 6-0 Pittsburg (7 years) 1914 1-7, 0-3 KIAC 11/30 Central Oklahoma W, 7-0 Pittsburg 26 wins, 22 losses, 2 ties (.540) Head Coach: John Fuhrer * Kansas Intercollegiate Conference titles (0) Date Opponent Score Site 1917 4-3-2, 3-2-1 KIAC 10/2 Kansas School of Mines W, 24-0 Pittsburg Head Coach: R.O. Courtright 10/9 at Wichita State * L, 0-55 Wichita, Kan. Date Opponent Score Site 1909 2-2-1 10/16 Drury L, 0-41 Pittsburg 10/6 at Emporia State * L, 0-24 Emporia, Kan. Head Coach: John Fuhrer 10/23 at Missouri State L, 0-6 Springfield, Mo. 10/12 Friends * W, 13-3 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 10/31 Tulsa L, 0-63 Pittsburg 10/20 at Tulsa T, 0-0 Tulsa, Okla. 10/15 at Joplin HS L, 11-17 Joplin, Mo. 11/7 at Missouri S&T L, 0-104 Rolla, Mo. 10/27 at Drury L, 6-16 Springfield, Mo. 10/23 Cherokee HS W, 2-0 Pittsburg 11/13 Friends * L, 0-42 Pittsburg 11/2 at Central Missouri W, 33-10 Warrensburg, Mo. 11/12 at Cherokee HS W, 6-0 Cherokee, Kan. 11/28 Southwestern * L, 0-36 Pittsburg 11/9 at Ottawa * T, 12-12 Ottawa, Kan. 11/19 Joplin HS T, 0-0 Pittsburg * Kansas Intercollegiate 11/16 Bethany * L, 0-17 Pittsburg 11/25 Missouri State L, 0-6 Pittsburg 11/23 at Benedictine * W, 6-0 Atchison, Kan. 11/29 Southwestern * W, 13-6 Pittsburg 1910 7-3-0 R.O. Courtright, 1915-17 * Kansas Intercollegiate 130 Head Coach: John Fuhrer (3 years) Date Opponent Score Site 1918 3-1 15 wins, 11 losses, 2 ties (.571) Head Coach: John Fuhrer 10/8 Southwestern L, 6-32 Pittsburg Conference titles (0) 10/14 at Girard HS W, 23-0 Girard, Kan. Date Opponent Score Site 10/21 Fort Scott YMCA W, 6-5 Pittsburg 11/2 at Missouri State L, 7-14 Springfield, Mo. 10/29 Parsons HS W, 19-0 Pittsburg 11/9 Ottawa W, 6-0 Pittsburg 11/1 at Cherokee HS L, 6-11 Cherokee, Kan. 1915 4-5, 2-2 KIAC 11/23 at Fort Scott HS W, 35-6 Fort Scott, Kan. 11/4 Galena HS W, 11-0 Pittsburg Head Coach: R.O. Courtright 11/28 Camp Funston W, 49-0 Pittsburg 11/12 at College of Emporia L, 0-107 Emporia, Kan. Date Opponent Score Site * no conference games due to World War I 9/25 Columbus HS W, 19-0 Pittsburg 11/16 at Drury W, 22-12 Springfield, Mo. 1919 7-2-1, 5-0-1 KIAC 11/24 Missouri State W, 6-5 Pittsburg 10/1 at Missouri S&T L, 0-41 Rolla, Mo. 10/9 at Drury L, 13-25 Springfield, Mo. Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede 1911 6-3. 0-2 KIAC 10/15 Kansas City * W, 41-19 Pittsburg KIAC Co-Champions Head Coach: John Fuhrer 10/23 Missouri State W, 21-15 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site 10/29 Southwestern * L, 7-14 Pittsburg 9/27 Drury L, 7-12 Pittsburg 9/29 at Drury L, 0-6 Springfield, Mo. 11/13 at Wichita State * W, 7-0 Wichita, Kan. 10/4 at Kansas L, 0-42 Lawrence, Kan. 10/5 at Southwestern * L, 2-7 Winfield, Kan. 11/17 at Emporia State * L, 0-28 Emporia, Kan. 10/11 at Missouri State W, 14-0 Springfield, Mo. 10/13 Columbus HS W, 16-5 Pittsburg 11/25 Central Oklahoma L, 0-13 Pittsburg 10/23 at Wichita State * W, 34-0 Wichita, Kan. 10/20 at Girard HS W, 22-5 Girard, Kan. * Kansas Intercollegiate 11/1 at Emporia State * W, 13-0 Emporia, Kan. 10/27 Kansas School for the Deaf W, 26-3 Pittsburg 11/7 at Ottawa * T, 0-0 Ottawa, Kan. 11/3 Joplin HS W, 39-0 Pittsburg 11/14 Central Missouri W, 14-0 Pittsburg 11/11 Parsons HS W, 22-0 Pittsburg 11/20 Friends * W, 7-6 Pittsburg 11/17 College of Emporia * L, 0-50 Pittsburg 11/27 Southwestern * W, 13-10 Pittsburg 11/29 Missouri State W, 5-0 Pittsburg 12/4 Sterling * W, 39-6 Pittsburg * Kansas Intercollegiate * Kansas Intercollegiate 1912 4-4. 1-2 KIAC Head Coach: John Fuhrer Date Opponent Score Site Gorilla Historical Tidbits November 7, 1919 9/27 at Drury L, 6-23 Springfield, Mo. After dropping their first two games of the 1919 season, October 11, 1919 10/4 at College of Emporia * L, 0-71 Emporia, Kan. the Pittsburg “Normals” closed out the campaign with The Pittsburg “Normals” treated first-year head coach Garfield 10/11 Joplin Business College W, 63-0 Pittsburg seven wins and a tie to post a 7-2-1 overall mark. W. Weede to his first coaching victory in a 14-0 10/21 Ottawa * W, 6-0 Pittsburg The lone blemish down the stretch – a 0-0 tie to Ottawa win against the Springfield “Normals”. 11/1 at Drury L, 0-14 Springfield, Mo. – forced the “Normals” to share the Kansas Intercollegiate In newspaper accounts afterward, Pittsburg 11/8 at Southwestern * L, 6-7 Winfield, Kan. Conference (KIAC) crown with the College of Emporia, a players declared the game “disgraceful owing to the 11/15 at Northeastern State W, 69-7 Tahlequah, Okla. team Pittsburg did not meet on the ’19 schedule. cursing and foul playing of the Springfield players.” 11/28 Missouri State W, 151-0 Pittsburg In the Ottawa game on Nov. 9, the “Normals” “outplayed Pittsburg’s James “Jum” Hyndman was * Kansas Intercollegiate and outgained the Ottawa team by a wide margin”, according kicked in the head in the game, and, afterward, to newspaper accounts, but Pittsburg failed to score. the Springfield coach refused to issue towels On the “Normals” final drive, Hyndman rushed the ball to the or warm showers to the Pittsburg players. Ottawa 2 yard line, but the timekeeper’s whistle sounded before Pittsburg could run another play, leaving the game in a tie. Garfield Weede, 1919-28 Gorilla Historical Tidbits “Blue” Howell, 1929-34, ‘37 (10 years) November 27, 1924 (8 years) 46 wins, 33 losses, 6 ties (.576) Ottawa University pulled one of many Thanksgiving Day upsets 35 wins, 30 losses, 6 ties (.529) recorded across the nation, as the Baptists held the Gorillas to a score- Conference titles (2) less tie. Conference titles (1) The blemish prevented Pittsburg from recording the school’s first 1920 5-4-1. 3-3 KIAC undefeated football season, but the Gorillas still claimed the outright 1929 1-5-2, 1-3-2 CIC Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede Kansas Intercollegiate Conference (KIAC) title for head coach Garfield Head Coach: Edward “Blue” Howell Date Opponent Score Site Weede. Date Opponent Score Site 9/25 at Emporia State * # L, 15-19 Emporia, Kan. The Gorillas, who punted 21 times in the game, misfired on a pair of 9/28 Northeastern State L, 7-13 Pittsburg 10/1 at Haskell Indian Nations T, 14-14 Lawrence, Kan. field goal attempts – one each by Edward Stephenson and William Short. 10/4 at Wichita State * T, 0-0 Wichita, Kan. 10/5 at Drury W, 20-12 Springfield, Mo. Pittsburg also completed just 4 of 22 forward passes with three 10/12 Washburn * L, 7-12 Pittsburg 10/9 Missouri State W, 13-7 Pittsburg interceptions. The Baptist fared no better through the air, completing 10/19 at Fort Hays State * W, 12-0 Hays, Kan. 10/15 Baker * W, 7-0 Pittsburg 3 of 14 passes with four interceptions. 11/2 at College of Emporia * T, 0-0 Emporia, Kan. 10/22 at Central Missouri L, 7-9 Warrensburg, Mo. 11/16 Emporia State * L, 0-19 Pittsburg 11/5 Ottawa * W, 7-0 Pittsburg 1925 5-2-1, 5-2 KIAC 11/21 at Missouri State L, 10-13 Springfield, Mo. 11/11 Wichita State * # L, 0-14 Pittsburg 11/28 Southwestern * L, 0-3 Pittsburg 11/18 at Friends * L, 0-20 Wichita, Kan. Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede * Central Intercollegiate Date Opponent Score Site 11/25 Southwestern * W, 28-0 Pittsburg 10/10 vs. Central Oklahoma T, 6-6 Oklahoma City * Kansas Intercollegiate # later forfeited to PSU 1930 6-3, 3-3 CIC 10/17 at Fort Hays State * W, 6-0 Hays, Kan. Head Coach: Edward “Blue” Howell 1921 7-2-1, 5-1-1 KIAC 10/24 Bethel * W, 46-0 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede 10/30 Sterling * W, 28-0 Pittsburg 9/27 vs. Northeastern State W, 18-0 Muskogee, Okla. Date Opponent Score Site 11/6 at College of Emporia * L, 7-12 Emporia, Kan. 10/3 Wichita State * L, 0-6 Pittsburg 9/23 Haskell Indian Nations L, 0-14 Pittsburg 11/11 at Friends * W, 6-2 Wichita, Kan. 10/11 at Washburn * L, 7-13 Topeka, Kan. 10/1 Carthage American Legion W, 39-0 Pittsburg 11/18 Emporia State * L, 7-17 Pittsburg 10/17 Fort Hays State * W, 13-0 Pittsburg 10/8 at Washburn * W, 21-7 Topeka, Kan. 11/26 Ottawa * W, 12-0 Pittsburg 10/24 at Southwestern * W, 20-0 Winfield, Kan. 10/14 at Baker * T, 0-0 Baldwin City, Kan. * Kansas Intercollegiate 10/31 College of Emporia * W, 27-7 Pittsburg 10/21 at College of Emporia * W, 14-10 Emporia, Kan. 11/7 Missouri State W, 25-6 Pittsburg 10/28 Emporia State * L, 7-27 Pittsburg 1926 2-6-0, 1-5 KIAC 11/15 at Emporia State * L, 0-6 Emporia, Kan. 11/4 Ottawa * W, 7-0 Pittsburg Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede 11/21 at Benedictine W, 25-2 Atchison, Kan. 11/10 at St. Marys * W, 13-7 St. Marys, Kan. Date Opponent Score Site * Central Intercollegiate 11/11 Oklahoma Mines W, 40-0 Pittsburg 10/2 at Ottawa * L, 2-9 Ottawa, Kan. 1931 4-5, 3-3 CIC 11/24 Southwestern * W, 14-0 Pittsburg 10/16 Central Oklahoma L, 7-10 Pittsburg 131 * Kansas Intercollegiate 10/8 at Bethany * L, 0-3 Lindsborg, Kan. Head Coach: Edward “Blue” Howell 10/28 at Benedictine W, 30-7 Atchison, Kan. Date Opponent Score Site 11/5 College of Emporia * L, 0-6 Pittsburg 9/25 Missouri S&T L, 7-19 Pittsburg 1922 4-5, 3-4 KIAC 10/3 at Kansas State L, 7-28 Manhattan, Kan. Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede 10/22 Wichita State * L, 0-14 Pittsburg 11/11 at Emporia State * L, 3-21 Emporia, Kan. 10/9 Southwestern * W, 6-0 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 10/16 at Wichita State * L, 6-9 Wichita, Kan. 9/30 at Haskell Indian Nations L, 7-25 Lawrence, Kan. 11/26 Fort Hays State * W, 7-0 Pittsburg * Kansas Intercollegiate 10/31 at College of Emporia * W, 31-12 Emporia, Kan. 10/6 Benedictine W, 27-0 Pittsburg 11/6 at Washburn * L, 0-15 Topeka, Kan. 10/13 Baker * L, 0-6 Pittsburg 1927 6-2-0. 5-2 KIAC 11/13 Emporia State * L, 13-14 Pittsburg 10/20 College of Emporia * L, 0-14 Pittsburg 11/21 at Fort Hays State * W, 13-6 Hays, Kan. 10/27 Bethany * W, 19-0 Pittsburg Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede Date Opponent Score Site 11/26 Missouri State W, 20-0 Pittsburg 11/3 at Southwestern * L, 6-13 Winfield, Kan. 10/8 Friends * W, 33-0 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate 11/11 at Emporia State * L, 0-23 Emporia, Kan. 10/14 Benedictine * W, 58-0 Pittsburg 11/17 at Ottawa * W, 14-0 Ottawa, Kan. 10/22 at Wichita State * W, 6-0 Wichita, Kan. 1932 6-1-2, 4-1-1 CIC 11/30 at Washburn * W, 6-0 Topeka, Kan. 10/28 at College of Emporia * L, 0-20 Emporia, Kan. Head Coach: Edward “Blue” Howell * Kansas Intercollegiate 11/4 Ottawa * W, 31-6 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 1923 3-3-1, 2-2-1 KIAC 11/11 Emporia State * L, 0-13 Pittsburg 9/24 at Missouri S&T W, 13-0 Rolla, Mo. 11/19 at Fort Hays State * W, 13-7 Hays, Kan. 9/30 Northwest Missouri W, 25-0 Pittsburg Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede 10/7 at Southwestern * T, 7-7 Winfield, Kan. Date Opponent Score Site 11/24 Northeastern State W, 14-0 Pittsburg * Kansas Intercollegiate 10/14 College of Emporia * W, 15-2 Pittsburg 9/28 Haskell Indian Nations L, 0-34 Pittsburg 10/21 Wichita State * W, 12-0 Pittsburg 10/12 at Baker * W, 7-0 Baldwin City, Kan. 1928 0-7-0, 0-6 CIC 11/5 at Washburn * L, 7-26 Topeka, Kan. 10/19 Southwestern * T, 7-7 Pittsburg 11/11 at Emporia State * W, 19-13 Emporia, Kan. 10/26 at College of Emporia * L, 0-35 Emporia, Kan. Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede Date Opponent Score Site 11/18 Fort Hays State * W, 13-0 Pittsburg 11/2 Emporia State * L, 0-9 Pittsburg 9/29 at Northeastern State L, 0-7 Tahlequah, Okla. 11/24 at Missouri State T, 0-0 Springfield, Mo. 11/9 at Benedictine W, 33-0 Atchison, Kan. 10/6 Wichita State * L, 7-9 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate 11/23 Washburn * W, 10-0 Pittsburg 10/19 at Washburn * L, 0-12 Topeka, Kan. * Kansas Intercollegiate 11/3 College of Emporia * L, 0-20 Pittsburg 1933 4-3-2, 2-2-2 CIC 1924 7-0-1, 5-0-1 KIAC 11/10 at Emporia State * L, 6-40 Emporia, Kan. Head Coach: Edward “Blue” Howell Head Coach: Garfield W. Weede 11/23 Fort Hays State * L, 0-6 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site KIAC Champions 11/29 Southwestern * L, 0-19 Pittsburg 9/29 at Northwest Missouri W, 33-6 Maryville, Mo. 10/6 Southwestern * W, 14-2 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site * Central Intercollegiate 10/14 at Fort Hays State * T, 0-0 Hays, Kan. 10/3 at Central Missouri W, 6-0 Warrensburg, Mo. 10/20 Washburn * L, 0-6 Pittsburg 10/11 Baker * W, 6-0 Pittsburg 10/28 at Wichita State * L, 0-7 Wichita, Kan. 10/13 Northeastern State W, 20-0 Pittsburg 11/4 at College of Emporia * T, 0-0 Emporia, Kan. 10/25 College of Emporia * W, 26-7 Pittsburg 11/17 Emporia State * W, 21-0 Pittsburg 10/31 at Emporia State * W, 21-7 Emporia, Kan. 11/24 Truman L, 0-7 Pittsburg 11/11 Friends * W, 12-2 Pittsburg 11/22 at Washburn * W, 20-0 Topeka, Kan. 11/30 Simpson W, 19-13 Pittsburg 11/27 at Ottawa * T, 0-0 Ottawa, Kan. * Central Intercollegiate * Kansas Intercollegiate Gorilla Historical Tidbits 1937 2-7, 1-3 CIC Gorilla Historical Tidbits November 17, 1933 Head Coach: Edward “Blue” Howell October 17, 1942 Date Opponent Score Site After seven unsuccessful previous After dropping a 7-0 decision to Rockhurst at Kansas City, Mo., 9/24 Western Kentucky L, 0-7 Pittsburg attempts to defeat the Emporia Teachers Pittsburg head coach Charley Morgan tells reporters “the boys didn’t 10/1 at Arkansas Tech L, 0-26 Russellville, Ark. in Pittsburg, the Pittsburg Teachers break play hard enough to get hurt” when asked of the health of his team 10/8 Missouri “B” L, 0-6 Pittsburg through with a 21-0 victory over the Hornets at following the loss. 10/15 at College of Emporia L, 0-7 Emporia, Kan. Brandenburg Stadium. The Gorillas respond to the coach’s psychological warfare and win 10/22 at Fort Hays State * L, 6-12 Hays, Kan. Pete Moriconi (at left), who would be their final four games en route to a 7-1 season. 10/30 at Wichita State * L, 0-33 Wichita, Kan. named to PSU’s 11-man 50th Anniversary squad in 1953, came off the Pittsburg goes undefeated in CIC play and the Gorillas claim their 11/6 Sterling W, 20-2 Pittsburg injured list “to carry the ball with his old vim”, according to news- second straight league crown under Morgan. 11/19 Southwestern * W, 26-6 Pittsburg paper accounts. 11/25 Emporia State * L, 14-33 Pittsburg Moriconi’s 67-yard touchdown run just minutes into the game * Central Intercollegiate 1942 7-1, 5-0 CIC started the Gorillas’ shutout campaign. Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan Since that day, the Gorillas have posted a 24-9-1 record against ESU 1938 4-4-2, 2-2 CIC in Pittsburg. CIC Champions Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan Date Opponent Score Site October 6, 1934 Date Opponent Score Site 9/25 Central Missouri W, 32-6 Pittsburg “Blue” Howell’s eleven post an impressive 18-13 victory over 9/24 at Western Kentucky L, 0-34 Bowling Green, Ky. 10/2 Missouri State W, 19-13 Pittsburg Washburn at Topeka to start the 1934 season 3-0. 10/1 Wisconsin-Superior W, 7-0 Pittsburg 10/9 Washburn * W, 19-0 Topeka, Kan. The Gorillas defeat the Ichabods, considered an early favorite for 10/7 Arkansas Tech T, 0-0 Pittsburg 10/17 at Rockhurst L, 0-7 Kansas City, Mo. the CIC crown, one week after Washburn played the touted Army squad 10/15 Wichita State * L, 0-12 Pittsburg 10/23 at Southwestern * W, 13-0 Winfield, Kan. to a 19-0 decision at West Point. 10/21 at Southwestern * W, 25-0 Winfield, Kan. 10/31 Benedictine * W, 6-0 Pittsburg Howell posts his first victory in six tries against Ichabod head 10/29 at West Texas A&M T, 13-13 Canyon, Texas 11/14 Fort Hays State * W, 13-6 Pittsburg coach Bearg. 11/5 Oklahoma City W, 6-0 Pittsburg 11/21 at Emporia State * W, 13-0 Emporia, Kan. 11/12 Fort Hays State * L, 6-19 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate 1934 6-3, 3-2, CIC 11/24 at Emporia State * W, 17-0 Emporia, Kan. Head Coach: Edward “Blue” Howell 12/2 at North Texas L, 0-28 Denton, Texas 1943 6-0 Date Opponent Score Site * Central Intercollegiate Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan 9/21 Missouri S&T W, 18-6 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 9/28 Northeastern State W, 25-0 Pittsburg 1939 3-4-2, 2-1-2 CIC 9/24 at Central Missouri W, 20-0 Warrensburg, Mo. 10/6 at Washburn * W, 18-13 Topeka, Kan. Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan 10/8 at Washburn W, 39-0 Topeka, Kan. 10/12 at Truman L, 7-13 Kirksville, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 10/26 Washburn W, 27-7 Pittsburg 10/19 at Southwestern * L, 7-9 Winfield, Kan. 9/23 Doane W, 20-6 Pittsburg 11/6 William Jewell W, 13-0 Pittsburg 11/3 Wichita State * W, 12-7 Pittsburg 9/29 at Wisconsin-Superior L, 0-10 Superior, Wis. 11/20 vs. Missouri S&T W, 34-14 St. Louis, Mo. 132 11/9 Fort Hays State * W, 19-0 Pittsburg 10/6 at Arkansas Tech L, 13-25 Russellville, Ark. 11/25 at William Jewell W, 32-6 Liberty, Mo. 11/16 at Emporia State * L, 0-6 Emporia, Kan. 10/14 at Fort Hays State * T, 7-7 Hays, Kan. 11/29 Northwest Missouri W, 7-0 Pittsburg 10/28 at Wichita State * T, 0-0 Wichita, Kan. * Central Intercollegiate Gorilla Historical Tidbits 11/4 West Texas A&M L, 0-7 Pittsburg November 25, 1943 1935 6-3, 3-1 CIC 11/11 at Benedictine * W, 7-0 Atchison, Kan. The Pittsburg Teachers College squad, Head Coach: Edward “Blue” Howell 11/18 Southwestern * W, 48-12 Pittsburg comprised mostly of former football stars 11/30 Emporia State * L, 0-20 Pittsburg from Texas colleges in Navy training, CIC Co-Champions * Central Intercollegiate Date Opponent Score Site completed the 1943 season with an unble- 9/20 Southwestern Oklahoma W, 7-0 Pittsburg 1940 3-7, 1-4 CIC mised 6-0-0 record, following a 32-6 victory 9/28 at Arkansas L, 0-12 Fayetteville, Ark. over William Jewell College at Liberty, Mo. Full page newspaper adver- Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan The Gorillas are one of just nine college tisement for the 1943 home 10/5 Arkansas Tech L, 0-7 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site opener 10/11 Nebraska “B’ W, 20-0 Pittsburg teams nationwide to post undefeated marks that 9/21 at Augustana, S.D. W, 13-6 Sioux Falls, S.D. season. 10/26 at Wichita State * L, 6-7 Wichita, Kan. 9/27 Central Missouri L, 0-20 Pittsburg 11/2 Northeastern State W, 6-0 Pitsburg In the finale against the Cardinals, Pittsburg guard Donald Stegge 10/4 Missouri State L, 0-34 Pittsburg staked Pittsburg to a 7-0 lead after he recovered one of three Cal Purdin 11/14 at Fort Hays State * W, 21-0 Hays, Kan. 10/11 at Southwestern * W, 33-0 Winfield, Kan. 11/22 Southwestern * W, 20-6 Pittsburg fumbles in the William Jewell end zone for a touchdown. 10/19 at Wichita State * L, 6-12 Wichita, Kan. No varsity letters were awarded in 1943, but records indicate the 11/28 Emporia State * W, 7-6 Pittsburg 10/26 at Northern Iowa L, 6-13 Cedar Falls, Iowa * Central Intercollegiate following players were members of the 1943 squad: Andy Bertuzzi, Bert 11/2 Benedictine * L, 14-26 Pittsburg Brewer, Dale Conner, John Cook, Ralph Earhart, Augustine Gallagher, 11/8 McPherson W, 40-0 Pittsburg Jim Graham, Wilbur Humphries, James Jones, Dunston Milner, Johnny 11/16 Fort Hays State * L, 0-6 Pittsburg Charley Morgan, 1936, 38-48 Phillips, Dane Ryan, Richard Salb, James Sharp, Lloyd Steele, Donald 11/28 Emporia State * L, 7-20 Emporia, Kan. Stegge, Dudley Stegge, Robert Teagle, Roy Williams. (12 years) * Central Intercollegiate 44 wins, 43 losses, 15 ties (.505) Conference titles (2) 1941 5-2-3, 3-1 CIC Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan CIC Champions 1936 3-5, 3-1 CIC Date Opponent Score Site Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan 9/18 Northeastern State T, 13-13 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 9/26 at Central Missouri T, 6-6 Warrensburg, Mo. 9/26 at Arkansas L, 0-53 Fayetteville, Ark. 10/3 at Missouri State L, 0-19 Springfield, Mo. 10/2 Arkansas Tech L, 0-21 Pittsburg 10/11 Washburn T, 7-7 Pittsburg 10/18 at Fort Hays State * W, 26-0 Hays, Kan. 1944 3-3 10/10 Truman L, 0-14 Pittsburg Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan 10/16 College of Emporia L, 0-6 Pittsburg 10/25 Northern Iowa W, 12-6 Pittsburg 11/1 vs. Benedictine * L, 0-7 St. Joseph, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 10/30 at Southwestern * W, 31-0 Winfield, Kan. 9/15 Northwest Missouri L, 13-26 Pittsburg 11/7 Wichita State * W, 7-0 Pittsburg 11/8 Southwestern * W, 7-0 Pittsburg 11/15 Augustana, S.D. W, 13-6 Pittsburg 9/23 at Olathe NAS L, 0-6 Olathe, Kan. 11/13 Fort Hays State * L, 0-23 Pittsburg 9/29 at Washburn W, 26-6 Topeka, Kan. 11/26 at Emporia State * W, 26-7 Emporia, Kan. 11/22 Emporia State * W, 13-0 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate 10/7 Rockhurst W, 13-0 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate 10/13 at Northwest Missouri L, 2-33 Maryville, Mo. 10/20 Central Missouri W, 19-7 Pittsburg

1945 2-2-2 1950 5-5, 4-1 CIC 1955 7-3, 5-0 CIC Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan Head Coach: Carnie Smith Head Coach: Carnie Smith Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site CIC Champions 10/5 Missouri State T, 0-0 Pittsburg 9/15 Missouri S&T L, 7-26 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 10/13 at Rockhurst W, 18-12 Kansas City, Mo. 9/23 at Toledo L, 14-32 Toledo, Ohio 9/10 vs. Central Michigan L, 0-33 Saginaw, Mich. 10/19 at Central Missouri W, 19-7 Warrensburg, Mo. 9/30 at Missouri State L, 7-20 Springfield, Mo. 9/17 at Missouri S&T W, 33-14 Rolla, Mo. 11/3 Wichita State L, 19-40 Pittsburg 10/7 at Fort Hays State * W, 6-0 Hays, Kan. 9/24 at Central Missouri W, 7-6 Warrensburg 11/10 at Missouri State T, 12-12 Springfield, Mo. 10/14 Washburn * W, 39-6 Pittsburg 10/1 Truman L, 13-20 Pittsburg 11/17 Hutchinson NAS L, 0-39 Pittsburg 10/21 Southwestern * W, 14-0 Pittsburg 10/8 Benedictine * W, 38-7 Pittsburg 1946 4-2-3. 1-2-2 CIC 10/28 at Benedictine * W, 7-6 Atchison, Kan. 10/15 Fort Hays State * W, 13-7 Pittsburg 11/4 Emporia State * L, 0-46 Pittsburg 10/21 at Washburn * W, 12-7 Topeka, Kan. Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan 11/16 at S’western Oklahoma W, 40-0 Weatherford, Okla. 10/29 at Emporia State * W, 7-0 Emporia, Kan. Date Opponent Score Site MIRZA SHRINE BOWL CLASSIC 11/5 Southwestern * W, 21-0 Pittsburg 9/28 Central Missouri W, 12-0 Pittsburg 12/2 Central Missouri L, 21-32 Pittsburg 10/4 at Missouri State W, 14-0 Springfield, Mo. 11/11 at Northeastern State L, 7-13 Tahlequah, Okla. * Central Intercollegiate 10/12 at Fort Hays State * T, 0-0 Hays, Kan. * Central Intercollegiate 10/18 Washburn * L, 7-12 Pittsburg 1951 7-3, 4-1 CIC 10/25 Southwestern * W, 7-6 Pittsburg 11/2 at Benedictine * T, 7-7 Atchison, Kan. Head Coach: Carnie Smith 1956 7-2-1, 3-1-1 CIC 11/9 at Missouri S&T T, 0-0 Rolla, Mo. CIC Co-Champions Head Coach: Carnie Smith 11/15 Rockhurst W, 25-8 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site 11/23 Emporia State * L, 0-21 Pittsburg 9/14 at Missouri S&T W, 20-0 Rolla, Mo. 9/15 Missouri S&T W, 13-0 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate 9/22 Olathe Naval Air Station W, 34-0 Pittsburg 9/22 Missouri State W, 19-7 Pittsburg 9/29 Missouri State W, 28-0 Pittsburg 9/29 at Truman W, 46-18 Kirksville, Mo. 1947 2-7-1, 1-3-1 CIC 10/6 Fort Hays State * W, 3-0 Pittsburg 10/6 at Benedictine * L, 6-26 Atchison, Kan. Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan 10/12 at Washburn * W, 23-0 Topeka, Kan. 10/13 at Fort Hays State * W, 27-6 Hays, Kan. Date Opponent Score Site 10/20 Southwestern * W, 55-0 Pittsburg 10/20 Washburn * W, 27-0 Pittsburg 9/19 Truman L, 6-12 Pittsburg 10/27 Benedictine * W, 25-6 Pittsburg 10/27 Emporia State * W, 35-0 Pittsburg 9/26 College of Emporia W, 21-0 Pittsburg 11/3 at Emporia State * L, 0-7 Emporia, Kan. 11/2 at Southwestern * T, 7-7 Winfield, Kan. 10/3 Missouri State L, 0-21 Pittsburg 11/10 at Arkansas State L, 0-35 Jonesboro, Ark. 11/10 Northeastern State L, 6-31 Pittsburg 10/11 Fort Hays State * T, 0-0 Pittsburg 11/15 at Northeastern State L, 13-31 Tahlequah, Okla. 11/17 at Central Missouri W, 28-6 Warrensburg, Mo. 10/17 at Washburn * L, 12-13 Topeka, Kan. * Central Intercollegiate * Central Intercollegiate 10/24 at Southwestern * L, 0-7 Winfield, Kan. 11/1 Benedictine * W, 19-6 Pittsburg 1952 5-4-1, 2-2-1 CIC 1957 11-0, 5-0 CIC 11/8 Wisconsin-River Falls L, 6-19 Pittsburg Head Coach: Carnie Smith Head Coach: Carnie Smith 11/14 at Central Arkansas L, 0-20 Conway, Ark. Date Opponent Score Site 11/22 at Emporia State * L, 7-28 Emporia, Kan. CIC Champions 133 * Central Intercollegiate 9/13 at Olathe Naval Air Station W, 27-6 Olathe, Kan. NAIA National Champions 9/20 Missouri S&T W, 7-0 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 1948 2-6-2, 1-4 CIC 9/27 at Missouri State W, 14-0 Springfield, Mo. 9/14 Truman State W, 40-14 Pittsburg Head Coach: Charles H. Morgan 10/4 at Fort Hays State * T, 7-7 Hays, Kan. 9/21 at Missouri State W, 13-0 Springfield, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 10/11 Washburn * W, 17-7 Pittsburg 9/28 Central Missouri W, 31-0 Pittsburg 9/17 Truman T, 12-12 Pittsburg 10/18 at Southwestern * W, 28-0 Winfield, Kan. 10/5 at Missouri S&T W, 14-6 Rolla, Mo. 9/24 College of Emporia T, 7-7 Emporia, Kan. 10/25 at Benedictine * L, 13-18 Atchison, Kan. 10/12 Benedictine * W, 17-13 Pittsburg 10/1 at Missouri State L, 0-13 Springfield, Mo. 11/1 Emporia State * L, 21-26 Pittsburg 10/19 Fort Hays State * W, 54-0 Pittsburg 10/9 at Fort Hays State * L, 7-27 Hays, Kan. 11/8 Arkansas State L, 7-26 Pittsburg 10/26 at Washburn * W, 21-6 Topeka, Kan. 10/16 Washburn * L, 7-25 Pittsburg 11/15 Northeastern State L, 20-42 Pittsburg 11/2 at Emporia State * W, 46-0 Emporia, Kan. 10/21 Southwestern * L, 13-27 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate 11/9 Southwestern * W, 64-7 Pittsburg 10/30 at Benedictine * W, 28-0 Atchison, Kan. 1953 6-3-1, 2-2-1 CIC 11/16 at Northeastern State W, 20-7 Tahlequah, Okla. 11/6 Northeastern State W, 44-13 Pittsburg HOLIDAY BOWL 11/11 Central Arkansas L, 12-16 Pittsburg Head Coach: Carnie Smith 12/21 vs. Hillsdale W, 27-26 St. Petersburg, Fla. 11/20 Emporia State * L, 7-9 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site * Central Intercollegiate * Central Intercollegiate 9/11 Olathe Naval Air Station W, 12-2 Pittsburg 9/19 at Missouri S&T W, 25-6 Rolla, Mo. 1958 4-5-1, 3-2 CIC 9/26 Missouri State W, 6-0 Pittsburg Head Coach: Carnie Smith 10/3 Fort Hays State * T, 12-12 Pittsburg Carnie Smith, 1949-66 (18 years) Date Opponent Score Site 10/10 at Washburn * L, 13-36 Topeka, Kan. 9/12 at Truman W, 21-12 Kirksville, Mo. 116 wins, 52 losses, 6 ties (.684) 10/17 Southwestern * W, 12-6 Pittsburg 9/20 Missouri State L, 6-7 Pittsburg Conference titles (5) 10/24 Benedictine * L, 6-13 Pittsburg 9/26 at Central Missouri T, 19-19 Warrensburg, Mo. National Playoffs (2); National Titles (2) 10/31 at Emporia State * W, 19-6 Emporia, Kan. 10/4 Missouri S&T L, 21-22 Pittsburg 11/7 at Eastern New Mexico W, 19-7 Portales, N.M. 10/11 at Benedictine * L, 19-26 Atchison, Kan. 11/12 at Northeastern State L, 14-19 Tahlequah, Okla. 10/18 at Fort Hays State * L, 7-16 Hays, Kan. * Central Intercollegiate 10/25 Washburn * W, 13-7 Topeka, Kan. 1949 8-2-1, 5-1 CIC 1954 6-2, 3-2 CIC 11/1 Emporia State * W, 20-14 Pittsburg Head Coach: Carnie Smith Head Coach: Carnie Smith 11/8 at Southwestern * W, 25-19 Winfield, Kan. CIC Co-Champions Date Opponent Score Site 11/15 Northeastern State L, 3-40 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 9/18 Missouri S&T W, 35-14 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate 9/16 Missouri S&T W, 27-7 Pittsburg 10/2 Central Missouri W, 33-13 Pittsburg 9/24 at Wisconsin-River Falls W, 34-0 River Falls, Wis. 10/9 at Benedictine * W, 14-7 Atchison, Kan. 10/1 Missouri State W, 27-14 Pittsburg 10/16 at Fort Hays State * L, 7-22 Hays, Kan. 10/8 Fort Hays State * W, 26-7 Pittsburg 10/15 at Washburn * L, 19-27 Topeka, Kan. 10/23 Washburn * L, 12-13 Pittsburg 10/21 at Southwestern * W, 21-12 Winfield, Kan. 10/30 Emporia State * W, 20-7 Pittsburg 10/29 Benedictine * W, 41-7 Pittsburg 11/6 at Southwestern * W, 40-13 Winfield, Kan. 11/5 at Emporia State * W, 27-7 Emporia, Kan. 11/11 Northeastern State W, 27-0 Pittsburg 11/11 at Evansville L, 7-38 Evansville, Ind. * Central Intercollegiate 11/18 Arkansas Tech T, 20-20 Pittsburg 11/24 Rockhurst * W, 40-6 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate 1959 6-3, 4-1 CIC 1962 6-3, 3-2 CIC Gorilla Historical Tidbits Head Coach: Carnie Smith Head Coach: Carnie Smith November 12, 1966 Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site The Gorillas clinched a share of the CIC crown 9/19 at Missouri State W, 18-7 Springfield, Mo. 9/15 Missouri State W, 14-7 Pittsburg with a 35-27 win over Northeastern State College in 9/26 Central Missouri L, 26-27 Pittsburg 9/22 at Central Missouri W, 16-0 Warrensburg, Mo. the 1966 season finale at Brandenburg Stadium. 10/3 at Missouri S&T L, 7-20 Rolla, Mo. 9/29 Missouri S&T W, 28-6 Pittsburg The win proves to be the final of 116 victories 10/10 Benedictine * L, 12-13 Pittsburg 10/6 at Truman L, 12-34 Kirksville, Mo. for legendary head coach Carnie Smith, who retires 10/17 Fort Hays State * W, 14-12 Pittsburg 10/13 at Benedictine * W, 34-14 Atchison, Kan. from his coaching post following the season. 10/24 at Washburn * W, 26-6 Topeka, Kan. 10/20 at Fort Hays State * L, 20-25 Hays, Kan. Wachter Pitt State earned the CIC 10/31 at Emporia State * W, 20-6 Emporia, Kan. 10/27 Washburn * W, 27-0 Pittsburg co-championship thanks to a 21-12 win over previously unbeaten and 11/7 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 21-14 Pittsburg 11/3 Emporia State * W, 21-14 Pittsburg ninth-ranked Fort Hays State at Hays on Nov. 5. 11/14 at Northeastern State W, 34-14 Tahlequah, Okla. 11/10 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 0-35 Omaha, Neb. Against the Redmen, the Gorillas build a 35-14 lead and then * Central Intercollegiate * Central Intercollegiate hold off Northeastern State down the stretch in the game’s final seven 1960 8-1, 4-1 CIC 1963 5-3-1, 2-1-1 CIC minutes. Head Coach: Carnie Smith Head Coach: Carnie Smith Senior Gary Wilson, the CIC’s leading rusher on the season, scored Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site a pair of touchdowns in the contest. Senior A.J. Wachter, in his final 9/17 Missouri State W, 6-0 Pittsburg 9/14 at Missouri State L, 0-21 Springfield, Mo. collegiate game, and junior Tom Gorman each tossed touchdown passes 9/24 at Central Missouri W, 39-21 Warrensburg, Mo. 9/21 Central Missouri W, 7-0 Pittsburg to senior Charlie Justice, and junior Jerry Hudson provided a rushing 10/1 Missouri S&T W, 52-6 Pittsburg 9/28 at Missouri S&T W, 35-6 Rolla, Mo. touchdown for the Gorillas’ fifth score. 10/8 Northwest Missouri W, 38-7 Pittsburg 10/5 Truman L, 20-25 Pittsburg 10/15 at Benedictine * L, 19-41 Atchison, Kan. 10/12 Colorado State-Pueblo W, 46-0 Pittsburg 10/22 at Fort Hays State * W, 44-7 Hays, Kan. 10/19 Fort Hays State * W, 42-12 Pittsburg 10/29 Washburn * W, 27-6 Pittsburg 10/26 at Washburn * W, 21-20 Topeka, Kan. TOM LESTER, 1967-75 (9 years) 11/5 Emporia State * W, 50-0 Pittsburg 11/2 at Emporia State * T, 0-0 Emporia, Kan. 11/12 at Nebraska-Omaha * W, 32-14 Omaha, Neb. 48 wins, 38 losses, 5 ties (.555) 11/9 Nebraska-Omaha * L, 20-37 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate Conference titles (1) * Central Intercollegiate National Playoffs (0) 1961 11-0, 5-0 CIC 1964 4-5, 2-2 CIC Head Coach: Carnie Smith Head Coach: Carnie Smith 1967 6-2-1, 3-1 CIC CIC Champions Date Opponent Score Site Head Coach: Tom Lester NAIA National Champions 9/19 at Central Missouri W, 21-7 Warrensburg, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site 9/26 Missouri S&T W, 24-0 Pittsburg 9/16 Central Oklahoma W, 14-13 Pittsburg 9/16 at Missouri State W, 21-0 Springfield, Mo. 10/3 at Truman L, 16-40 Kirksville, Mo. 9/23 at Missouri S&T W, 14-7 Rolla, Mo. 9/23 Central Missouri W, 47-0 Pittsburg 10/10 Missouri State L, 0-13 Pittsburg 9/30 Truman L, 13-14 Pittsburg 9/30 at Missouri S&T W, 20-0 Rolla, Mo. 134 10/17 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 14-6 Pittsburg 10/7 at Missouri State W, 7-0 Springfield, Mo. 10/7 at Northwest Missouri W, 35-0 Maryville, Mo. 10/24 at Washburn * L, 7-14 Topeka, Kan. 10/14 Benedictine * W, 26-0 Pittsburg 10/14 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 25-29 Omaha, Neb. 10/31 Emporia State * W, 35-10 Pittsburg 10/21 Washburn * W, 38-12 Pittsburg 10/21 Fort Hays State * W, 41-7 Pittsburg 11/7 at Fort Hays State * L, 7-40 Hays, Kan. 10/28 at Washburn * W, 40-0 Topeka, Kan. 10/28 at Emporia State * W, 27-7 Emporia, Kan. 11/14 Northeastern State L, 0-39 Pittsburg 11/4 Fort Hays State * W, 13-7 Pittsburg 11/4 at Emporia State * W, 35-0 Emporia, Kan. * Central Intercollegiate 11/11 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 34-18 Pittsburg 11/11 at Northeastern State T, 7-7 Tahlequah, Okla. NAIA NATIONAL PLAYOFFS 1965 3-6, 2-2 CIC * Central Intercollegiate 11/23 Northern State W, 28-14 Pittsburg Head Coach: Carnie Smith 1968 4-5-1, 2-1-1 CIC CAMELLIA BOWL Date Opponent Score Site Head Coach: Tom Lester 12/9 vs. Linfield W, 12-7 Sacramento, Calif. 9/18 Central Missouri W, 23-6 Pittsburg * Central Intercollegiate Date Opponent Score Site 9/25 at Missouri S&T L, 7-19 Rolla, Mo. 9/14 at Central Oklahoma L, 3-29 Edmond, Okla. Gorilla Historical Tidbits 10/2 Truman L, 19-20 Pittsburg 9/21 at Colorado St.-Pueblo L, 7-10 Pueblo, Colo. 10/9 at Missouri State L, 0-13 Springfield, Mo. 9/28 at Truman L, 15-18 Kirksville, Mo. November 13, 1961 10/16 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 7-27 Omaha, Neb. (Pittsburg Headlight-Sun account) 10/5 Missouri State W, 27-20 Pittsburg 10/23 Washburn * W, 20-7 Pittsburg ”Football championship hysteria carried over from Saturday’s 10/12 Nebraska-Omaha * L, 7-14 Pittsburg victory over Omaha University at the College and today the campus 10/30 at Emporia State * W, 33-14 Emporia, Kan. 10/19 at Washburn * W, 14-0 Topeka, Kan. rang with cheers as students enjoyed a holiday to celebrate. The 11/6 Fort Hays State * L, 7-21 Pittsburg 10/26 Emporia State * T, 27-27 Pittsburg Gorillas defeated Omaha, 34 to 18, before an overflow crowd (esti- 11/13 at Northeastern State L, 7-28 Tahlequah, Okla. 11/2 at Fort Hays State * W, 19-13 Hays, Kan. mated at 10,000 fans) in Brandenburg Stadium and finished the * Central Intercollegiate 11/9 Missouri Southern W, 14-3 Pittsburg regular season undefeated and untied champions of the Central 11/16 Northeastern State L, 7-14 Pittsburg Intercollegiate Conference. 1966 7-2, 3-1 CIC * Central Intercollegiate President Leonard H. Axe declared the holiday from classes in an Head Coach: Carnie Smith announcement at the game, and students observed the occasion with a CIC Co-Champions pep rally at noon and a parade and dance in the afternoon…” Date Opponent Score Site 1969 5-5, 2-3 RMAC The Gorillas, the No. 1-ranked team in the NAIA, went on to 9/17 at Central Missouri W, 20-18 Warrensburg, Mo. Head Coach: Tom Lester defeat Northern State, S.D., 28-14, then downed Linfield, Ore., 12-7, to 9/24 Missouri S&T W, 35-23 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site claim the national title. 10/1 at Truman L, 14-49 Kirksville, Mo. 9/13 Morningside W, 50-29 Pittsburg 10/8 Missouri State W, 7-6 Pittsburg 9/20 Colorado State-Pueblo * W, 21-17 Pittsburg 10/15 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 21-7 Pittsburg 9/27 Truman L, 13-14 Pittsburg 10/22 at Washburn * W, 24-20 Topeka, Kan. 10/4 at Missouri State W, 36-14 Springfield, Mo. 10/29 Emporia State * L, 20-27 Pittsburg 10/11 at Nebraska-Omaha * L, 14-25 Omaha, Neb. 11/5 at Fort Hays State * W, 21-12 Hays, Kan. 10/18 Washburn * L, 17-19 Pittsburg 11/12 Northeastern State W, 35-27 Pittsburg 10/25 at Emporia State * L, 21-34 Emporia, Kan. * Central Intercollegiate 11/1 Fort Hays State * W, 41-18 Pittsburg 11/8 at Missouri Southern W, 61-20 Joplin, Mo. 11/15 at Northeastern State L, 21-48 Tahlequah, Okla. * Rocky Mountain Athletic

Gorilla players return home to celebrate the 1961 national title. 1970 9-2, 4-1 RMAC 1975 4-4-2, 3-2 GPAC Gorilla Historical Tidbits Head Coach: Tom Lester Head Coach: Tom Lester October 16 / October 30, 1976 RMAC Champions Date Opponent Score Site 9/13 at Northwest Missouri L, 14-28 Maryville, Mo. In a scheduling oddity, Pittsburg State plays and defeats Emporia State Date Opponent Score Site twice in three weeks during the 1976 regular season. 9/12 Panhandle State L, 40-55 Pittsburg 9/20 at Missouri State L, 8-21 Springfield, Mo. 9/27 Missouri S&T T, 20-20 Pittsburg On Oct. 16, the Gorillas post a 40-27 victory over the Hornets at Emporia. 9/19 at Missouri Western W, 63-14 St. Joseph 10/4 at Nebraska-Kearney W, 27-13 Kearney, Neb. Running back Rex Garner fuels the PSU offense, rushing for a career-high 9/26 Missouri State W, 56-13 Pittsburg 10/11 Emporia State * W, 10-0 Pittsburg 192 yards. He scores four times, on runs of 13, 6, 2 and 69 yards. 10/3 Fort Hays State * L, 20-28 Pittsburg 10/18 at Fort Hays State * L, 13-19 Hays, Kan. Bob Long added another 121 ground yards as PSU picks up its first CSIC 10/10 at Missouri Southern W, 33-26 Joplin, Mo. 10/25 Missouri Southern T, 10-10 Pittsburg victory of the season for first-year head coach Ron Randleman. 10/17 Northern Colorado * W, 34-14 Pittsburg 11/1 at Northern Colorado * L, 6-7 Greeley, Colo. On Oct. 30, the Gorillas blank the Hornets, 30-0, at Brandenburg Stadium. 10/24 at Colorado St.-Pueblo * W, 34-9 Pueblo, Colo. 11/8 Colorado State-Pueblo * W, 26-7 Pittsburg Garner rushes for 112 yards in two quarters of action, before giving way 10/31 at Washburn W, 13-7 Topeka, Kan. 11/15 Washburn * W, 20-16 Pittsburg to PSU reserves. 11/7 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 29-21 Pittsburg * Great Plains Athletic 11/14 Emporia State * W, 45-14 Pittsburg RMAC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 11/21 at Western New Mexico W, 52-6 Silver City, N.M. * Rocky Mountain Athletic Ron Randleman, 1976-81 (6 years) 36 wins, 25 losses, 2 ties (.587) 1971 8-1-1, 3-1-1 RMAC Conference titles (2) Head Coach: Tom Lester National Playoffs (1); National Titles (0) Date Opponent Score Site 9/11 Missouri Western W, 33-0 Pittsburg 9/18 Missouri S&T W, 20-0 Pittsburg 9/25 at Missouri State W, 10-7 Springfield, Mo. 1976 3-5-1, 1-4 CSIC 10/2 at Fort Hays State * T, 14-14 Hays, Kan. Head Coach: Ron Randleman 10/20 Wayne State, Neb. * W, 35-7 Pittsburg 10/9 Missouri Southern W, 21-7 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 10/16 at Northern Colorado * L, 6-28 Greeley, Colo. 10/27 Nebraska-Kearney * L, 17-36 Pittsburg 9/11 Northwest Missouri L, 0-24 Pittsburg 11/3 at Missouri Western * W, 45-13 St. Joseph, Mo. 10/23 Colorado State-Pueblo * W, 26-24 Pittsburg 9/18 Missouri State W, 10-6 Pittsburg 11/10 at Emporia State * W, 16-0 Emporia, Kan. 10/30 Washburn W, 27-0 Pittsburg 9/25 at Missouri S&T T, 7-7 Rolla, Mo. BOOT HILL BOWL 11/6 at Nebrakska-Omaha * W, 20-14 Omaha, Neb. 10/2 at Washburn * L, 16-28 Topeka, Kan. 11/17 vs. Peru State W, 43-14 Dodge City, Kan. 11/13 at Emporia State * W, 41-10 Emporia, Kan. 10/9 at Missouri Southern * L, 20-24 Joplin, Mo. * Central States Intercollegiate * Rocky Mountain Athletic 10/16 at Emporia State * W, 40-27 Emporia, Kan. 10/23 Fort Hays State * L, 19-20 Pittsburg 1980 7-4, 5-2 CSIC 1972 5-5, 3-3 GPAC 10/30 Emporia State W, 30-0 Pittsburg 11/6 Nebraska-Kearney * L, 9-20 Pittsburg Head Coach: Ron Randleman Head Coach: Tom Lester * Central States Intercollegiate Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site 9/6 Northwest Missouri W, 33-7 Pittsburg 135 9/9 Western State W, 29-14 Pittsburg 1977 1-8-1, 1-5-1 CSIC 9/13 Missouri State W, 7-0 Pittsburg 9/16 at Missouri S&T W, 21-7 Rolla, Mo. Head Coach: Ron Randleman 9/20 at Missouri S&T L, 10-14 Rolla, Mo. 9/23 Missouri State L, 20-37 Pittsburg 9/27 at Missouri Southern * W, 28-21 Joplin, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 10/4 at Washburn * L, 36-38 Topeka, Kan. 9/30 at Emporia State * W, 26-21 Emporia, Kan. 9/10 at Northwest Missouri L, 14-28 Maryville, Mo. 10/7 Fort Hays State * L, 14-28 Pittsburg 10/11 Fort Hays State * W, 21-17 Pittsburg 9/17 at Missouri State L, 7-16 Springfield, Mo. 10/18 at Wayne State, Neb. * W, 37-7 Wayne, Neb. 10/14 at Missouri Southern L, 6-21 Joplin, Mo. 9/24 Missouri S&T L, 14-16 Pittsburg 10/25 at Nebraska-Kearney * L, 9-26 Kearney, Neb. 10/21 Northern Colorado * W, 16-14 Pittsburg 10/1 at Nebraska-Kearney * L, 3-49 Kearney, Neb. 11/1 Missouri Western * W, 40-14 Pittsburg 10/28 at Colorado St.-Pueblo * L, 3-25 Pueblo, Colo. 10/8 Missouri Western * L, 14-26 Pittsburg 11/8 Emporia State * W, 32-13 Pittsburg 11/4 at Washburn * W, 21-7 Topeka, Kan. 10/15 Fort Hays State * T, 29-29 Pittsburg MOILA SHRINE CLASSIC 11/11 Nebraska-Omaha * L, 0-3 Pittsburg 10/22 at Wayne State, Neb. * L, 7-30 Wayne, Neb. 11/15 vs. Truman L, 14-17 St. Joseph, Mo. * Great Plains Athletic 10/29 Washburn * L, 21-28 Pittsburg * Central States Intercollegiate 11/5 at Emporia State * W, 48-25 Emporia, Kan. 1973 3-7, 2-3 GPAC 11/12 at Missouri Southern * L, 19-34 Joplin, Mo. 1981 10-2, 7-0 CSIC * Central States Intercollegiate Head Coach: Tom Lester Head Coach: Ron Randleman Date Opponent Score Site 1978 7-3-0, 6-1 CSIC CSIC Champions 9/8 at Northern Iowa L, 0-13 Cedar Falls, Iowa Head Coach: Ron Randleman NAIA Division I National Runner-up 9/15 Northwest Missouri L, 10-14 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site 9/22 at Missouri State W, 14-13 Springfield, Mo. 9/9 Northwest Missouri W, 30-20 Pittsburg 9/5 at Northwest Missouri L, 6-9 Maryville, Mo. 9/29 Emporia State * L, 0-30 Pittsburg 9/16 Missouri State L, 15-44 Pittsburg 9/12 at Lincoln W, 47-6 Jefferson City, Mo. 10/6 at Fort Hays State * L, 14-26 Hays, Kan. 9/23 at Missouri S&T L, 21-38 Rolla, Mo. 9/19 Missouri S&T W, 28-12 Pittsburg 10/13 Missouri Southern L, 2-13 Pittsburg 9/30 Nebraska-Kearney * # W, 14-2 Pittsburg 10/3 at Emporia Sate * W, 14-7 Emporia, Kan. 10/20 at Northern Colorado * L, 3-27 Greeley, Colo. 10/7 at Missouri Western * # W, 45-20 St. Joseph, Mo. 10/10 Missouri Southern * W, 34-7 Pittsburg 10/27 Colorado State-Pueblo * W, 20-17 Pittsburg 10/14 at Fort Hays State * L, 30-35 Hays, Kan. 10/17 Washburn * W, 35-12 Pittsburg 11/3 Washburn * W, 21-14 Pittsburg 10/21 Wayne State, Neb. * # W, 37-25 Pittsburg 10/24 at Fort Hays State * W, 57-32 Hays, Kan. 10/28 at Washburn * # W, 27-14 Topeka, Kan. 11/10 at Eastern New Mexico L, 3-38 Portales, N.M. 10/31 Wayne State, Neb. * W, 26-0 Pittsburg * Great Plains Athletic 11/4 Emporia State * # W, 44-14 Pittsburg 11/11 Missouri Southern * # W, 50-34 Pittsburg 11/7 Nebraska-Kearney * W, 46-24 Pittsburg 1974 4-7, 4-1 GPAC # later forfeited by PSU 11/14 at Missouri Western * W, 25-6 St. Joseph, Mo. * Central States Intercollegiate NAIA DIVISION I PLAYOFFS Head Coach: Tom Lester 12/5 Moorhead State, Minn. W, 14-13 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 1979 8-3, 6-1 CSIC NAIA DIVISION I CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 9/7 Northern Iowa L, 22-31 Pittsburg Head Coach: Ron Randleman 12/19 at Elon L, 0-3 Burlington, N.C. 9/14 at Northwest Missouri L, 0-13 Maryville, Mo. * Central States Intercollegiate 9/21 Missouri State L, 3-26 Pittsburg CSIC Co-Champions 9/28 at Missouri S&T L, 12-14 Rolla, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 10/5 Nebraska-Kearney L, 0-20 Pittsburg 9/8 at Northwest Missouri W, 21-14 Maryville, Mo. 10/12 at Emporia State * W, 10-6 Emporia, Kan. 9/15 at Missouri State L, 37-41 Springfield, Mo. 10/19 Fort Hays State * W, 21-7 Pittsburg 9/22 Missouri S&T L, 10-24 Pittsburg 10/26 at Missouri Southern L, 13-24 Joplin, Mo. 9/29 Missouri Southern * W, 23-3 Pittsburg 11/2 Northern Colorado * L, 3-28 Pittsburg 10/6 Wasburn * W, 46-14 Pittsburg 11/9 at Colorado St.-Pueblo * W, 31-20 Pueblo, Colo. 10/13 at Fort Hays State * W, 27-26 Hays, Kan. 11/16 at Washburn * W, 15-14 Topeka, Kan. * Great Plains Athletic 10/31 Washburn * W, 44-0 Pittsburg Bruce Polen, 1982-83 (2 years) dennis franchione, 1985-89 (5 years) 11/7 at Emporia State * W, 35-9 Emporia, Kan. NAIA DIVISION I PLAYOFFS 13 wins, 6 losses (.684) 53 wins, 6 losses (.898) 11/28 Northeastern State W, 57-0 Pittsburg Conference titles (1) Conference titles (5) 12/5 Presbyterian W, 42-21 Pittsburg National Playoffs (0) National Playoffs (5); National Titles (0) 12/12 Cameron L, 10-20 Pittsburg * Central States Inteollegiate 1982 7-2, 6-1 CSIC 1985 8-2, 6-1 CSIC 1988 11-1, 7-0 CSIC Head Coach: Bruce Polen Head Coach: Dennis Franchione Head Coach: Dennis Franchione CSIC Co-Champions CSIC Champions CSIC Champions Date Opponent Score Site NAIA Division I Quarterfinalist NAIA Division I Semifinalist 9/11 Lincoln W, 43-0 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site 9/18 at Missouri S&T L, 9-21 Rolla, Mo. 9/14 at Arkansas Tech W, 24-13 Russellville, Ark. 9/10 Lincoln W, 49-6 Pittsburg 10/2 Emporia State * W, 14-7 Pittsburg 9/21 Missouri S&T W, 14-13 Pittsburg 9/17 at Missouri S&T W, 31-0 Rolla, Mo. 10/9 at Missouri Southern * W, 35-15 Joplin, Mo. 9/28 at Emporia State * L, 9-41 Emporia, Kan. 9/24 at Missouri Southern * W, 28-6 Joplin, Mo. 10/16 at Washburn * W, 38-14 Topeka, Kan. 10/5 Missouri Southern * W, 30-3 Pittsburg 10/1 Nebraska-Kearney * W, 42-21 Pittsburg 10/23 Fort Hays State * W, 37-15 Pittsburg 10/12 Washburn * W, 35-18 Pittsburg 10/8 at Missouri Western * W, 42-14 St. Joseph, Mo. 10/30 at Wayne State, Neb. * W, 28-7 Wayne, Neb. 10/19 at Fort Hays State * W, 54-46 Hays, Kan. 10/15 Fort Hays State * W, 61-17 Pittsburg 11/6 at Nebraska-Kearney * L, 0-13 Kearney, Neb. 10/26 Wayne State, Neb. * W, 50-29 Pittsburg 10/22 at Wayne State, Neb. * W, 55-3 Wayne, Neb. 11/13 Missouri Western * W, 28-20 Pittsburg 11/2 Nebraska-Kearney * W, 21-7 Pittsburg 10/29 at Washburn * W, 23-14 Topeka, Kan. * Central States Intercollegiate 11/9 at Missouri Western * W, 40-15 St. Joseph, Mo. 11/5 Emporia State * W, 21-11 Pittsburg NAIA DIVISION I PLAYOFFS NAIA DIVISION I PLAYOFFS 1983 6-4, 4-3 CSIC 12/7 Central Arkansas L, 22-32 Pittsburg 11/26 Northern State W, 38-14 Pittsburg Head Coach: Bruce Polen * Central States Intercollegiate 12/3 Arkansas-Monticello W, 23-7 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 12/10 at Adams State L, 10-13 Alamosa, Colo. 9/3 at Arkansas Tech W, 17-14 Russellville, Ark. 1986 11-1, 7-0 CSIC * Central States Intercollegiate 9/10 Northwest Missouri W, 28-7 Pittsburg Head Coach: Dennis Franchione 9/17 Missouri S&T L, 14-17 Pittsburg CSIC Champions 1989 12-1, 1-0 MIAA 10/1 Missouri Southern * L, 13-21 Pittsburg Head Coach: Dennis Franchione 10/8 Washburn * W, 29-21 Pittsburg NAIA Division I Semifinalist Date Opponent Score Site MIAA Champions 10/15 at Fort Hays State * W, 29-25 Hays, Kan. NCAA Division II National Quarterfinalist 10/22 Wayne State, Neb. * W, 34-20 Pittsburg 9/13 Arkansas Tech W, 57-37 Pittsburg 9/20 at Missouri S&T W, 37-14 Rolla, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 10/29 Nebraska-Kearney * L, 13-27 Pittsburg 9/2 at Truman * W, 43-0 Kirksville, Mo. 11/5 at Missouri Western * L, 14-61 St. Joseph, Mo. 9/27 Emporia State * W, 59-27 Pittsburg 10/4 at Missouri Southern * W, 48-7 Joplin, Mo. 9/9 Missouri Western * W, 42-21 Pittsburg 11/12 at Emporia State * W, 37-14 Emporia, Kan. 9/16 at Southwest Baptist * W, 27-24 Bolivar, Mo. * Central States Intercollegiate 10/11 at Washburn * W, 21-7 Topeka, Kan. 136 10/18 Fort Hays State * W, 45-14 Pittsburg 9/23 Lincoln * W, 15-3 Pittsburg 10/25 at Wayne State, Neb. * W, 38-7 Wayne, Neb. 9/30 at Southeast Missouri * W, 47-26 Cape Girardeau, Mo. 11/1 at Nebraska-Kearney * W, 27-23 Kearney, Neb. 10/7 Northwest Missouri * W, 27-13 Pittsburg Mike Mayerske, 1984 (1 year) 11/8 Missouri Western * W, 38-16 Pittsburg 10/14 at Central Missouri * W, 60-5 Warrensburg, Mo. 5 wins, 4 losses (.556) 11/15 Langston W, 65-6 Pittsburg 10/21 at Missouri S&T * W, 42-14 Rolla, Mo. Conference titles (0) NAIA DIVISION I PLAYOFFS 10/28 Washburn * W, 61-0 Pittsburg National Playoffs (0) 12/6 Washburn W, 58-24 Pittsburg 11/4 at Arkansas State W, 34-13 Jonesboro, Ark. 12/13 at Cameron L, 6-17 Lawton, Okla. 11/11 Missouri Southern * W, 31-3 Pittsburg * Central States Intercollegiate NAIA DIVISION I PLAYOFFS 11/18 Northwest Missouri W, 28-7 Pittsburg 1984 5-4, 4-3 CSIC 11/25 Angelo State L, 21-24 Pittsburg Head Coach: Mike Mayerske Gorilla Historical Tidbits * Missouri Intercollegiate Date Opponent Score Site Oct. 11 / Dec. 6, 1986 9/8 Arkansas Tech W, 20-0 Pittsburg On October 11, 1986, at Topeka, 9/15 at Missouri S&T L, 14-62 Rolla, Mo. the No. 1-ranked Gorillas overcame Chuck Broyles, 1990-2009, (19 years) 9/29 at Missouri Southern * L, 21-30 Joplin, Mo. the muck of a rain-soaked Moore 10/6 at Washburn * W, 21-20 Topeka, Kan. Bowl field to post a 21-7 victory over 198 wins, 47 losses, 2 ties (.826) 10/13 Fort Hays State * W, 20-13 Pittsburg Washburn University. Conference titles (9) 10/20 at Wayne State, Neb. * L, 16-34 Wayne, Neb. WU quarterback Jim Bernard, in National Playoffs (15); National Titles (1) 10/27 at Nebraska-Kearney * W, 10-9 Kearney, Neb. post-game comments, uttered this statement in summing up the day’s 11/3 Missouri Western * L, 34-42 Pittsburg game: “We would have kicked their butts on a dry field.” 11/10 Emporia State * W, 44-22 Pittsburg Eight weeks later, on December 6, 1986, his Ichabod squad was afforded 1990 12-1, 9-0 MIAA * Central States Intercollegiate the opportunity to atone for their regular season loss to the Gorillas in the Head Coach: Chuck Broyles first round of the NAIA playoffs at Brandenburg Stadium. WU jumped out to a 10-0 lead in the game, but PSU charged back with 17 MIAA Champions points before the half, and the Gorillas rolled to a 58-24 romp – on a dry field. NCAA Division II National Semifinalist Date Opponent Score Site 9/1 Truman * W, 64-30 Pittsburg 1987 11-1, 7-0 CSIC 9/8 at Missouri Western * W, 45-7 St. Joseph, Mo. 9/15 Southwest Baptist * W, 54-17 Pittsburg Head Coach: Dennis Franchione 9/22 at Cameron W, 19-3 Lawton, Okla. CSIC Champions 9/29 Southeast Missouri * W, 57-28 Pittsburg NAIA Division I Semifinalist 10/6 at Northwest Missouri * W, 49-14 Maryville, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 10/13 Central Missouri * W, 9-7 Pittsburg 9/12 at Lincoln W, 59-7 Jefferson City, Mo. 10/20 Missouri S&T * W, 52-7 Pittsburg 9/19 Missouri S&T W, 31-7 Pittsburg 10/27 at Washburn * W, 17-0 Topeka, Kan. 9/26 Missouri Southern * W, 34-6 Pittsburg 11/10 at Missouri Southern * W, 49-21 Joplin, Mo. 10/3 at Nebraska-Kearney * W, 31-10 Kearney, Neb. NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS 10/10 Missouri Western * W, 52-9 Pittsburg 11/17 Truman W, 59-3 Pittsburg 10/17 at Fort Hays State * W, 62-13 Hays, Kan. 11/24 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 60-28 Pittsburg 10/24 Wayne State, Neb. * W, 76-6 Pittsburg 12/1 at North Dakota State L, 29-39 Fargo, N.D. * Missouri Intercollegiate 1991 13-1-1, 8-0-1 1993 8-3, 8-1 MIAA 1997 9-2, 8-1 MIAA Head Coach: Chuck Broyles Head Coach: Chuck Broyles Head Coach: Chuck Broyles MIAA Champions NCAA Division II National Qualifier NCAA Division II National Qualifier NCAA Division II National Champions Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site Date Opponent Score Site 9/4 at North Dakota State L, 16-35 Fargo, N.D. 8/28 at Missouri State W, 9-8 Springfield, Mo. 9/7 Friends W, 59-7 Pittsburg 9/18 at Missouri Southern * L, 3-20 Joplin, Mo. 9/20 Emporia State * W, 32-22 Pittsburg 9/14 at Texas A&M-Commerce L, 13-20 Commerce, Texas 9/25 Missouri Western * W, 24-0 Pittsburg 9/27 at Missouri Southern * W, 42-14 Joplin, Mo. 9/21 at Southwest Baptist * W, 23-17 Bolivar, Mo. 10/2 at Washburn * W, 55-18 Topeka, Kan. 10/4 Missouri S&T * W, 42-7 Pittsburg 9/28 Missouri S&T * T, 6-6 Pittsburg 10/9 Missouri S&T * W, 28-3 Pittsburg 10/11 Southwest Baptist * W, 57-0 Pittsburg 10/5 Northwest Missouri * W, 38-0 Pittsburg 10/16 at Southwest Baptist * W, 17-0 Bolivar, Mo. 10/18 at Central Missouri * + W, 30-29 Warrensburg, Mo. 10/12 at Truman * W, 55-20 Kirksville, Mo. 10/23 Central Missouri * W, 19-17 Pittsburg 10/25 Northwest Missouri * L, 14-15 Pittsburg 10/19 Missouri Western * W, 59-14 Pittsburg 10/30 Northwest Missouri * W, 38-12 Pittsburg 11/1 at Truman * W, 28-18 Kirksville, Mo. 10/26 at Missouri Southern * W, 43-21 Joplin, Mo. 11/6 at Truman * W, 15-0 Kirksville, Mo. 11/6 Missouri Western * W, 21-14 Pittsburg, Kan. 11/2 Emporia State * W, 70-36 Pittsburg 11/13 Emporia State * W, 45-14 Pittsburg 11/15 at Washburn * W, 40-11 Topeka, Kan. 11/9 at Washburn * W, 21-0 Topeka, Kan. NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS 11/16 Central Missouri * W, 28-14 Pittsburg 11/20 at North Dakota L, 14-17 Grand Forks, N.D. 11/22 Northern Colorado L, 16-24 Pittsburg NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS * Mid-America Intercollegiate * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime 11/23 Butler W, 26-16 Pittsburg 11/30 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 38-28 Pittsburg 1994 10-1, 9-0 MIAA 1998 7-2, 6-3 MIAA 12/7 at Portland State W, 53-21 Portland, Ore. Head Coach: Chuck Broyles Head Coach: Chuck Broyles NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP GAME MIAA Champions Date Opponent Score Site 12/14 vs. Jacksonville State W, 23-6 Florence, Ala. NCAA Division II National Semifinalist 9/12 at Texas A&M-Commerce W, 34-10 Commerce, Texas * Missouri Intercollegiate Date Opponent Score Site 9/19 at Emporia State * L, 28-38 Emporia, Kan. 9/10 Fort Hays State W, 55-12 Pittsburg 9/26 Missouri Southern * W, 20-6 Pittsbug 1992 14-1, 9-0 MIAA 9/17 Missouri Southern * W, 24-14 Pittsburg 10/3 at Missouri S&T * W, 41-3 Rolla, Mo. Head Coach: Chuck Broyles 9/24 at Missouri Western * W, 31-8 St. Joseph, Mo. 10/10 Southwest Baptist * W, 42-7 Pittsburg MIAA Champions 10/1 Washburn * W, 62-13 Pittsburg 10/15 Central Missouri * W, 32-14 Pittsburg NCAA Division II National Runner-Up 10/8 at Missouri S&T * W, 34-0 Rolla, Mo. 10/24 at Northwest Missouri * L, 18-23 Maryville, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 10/15 Southwest Baptist * W, 26-0 Pittsburg 10/31 Truman * W, 28-7 Pittsburg 9/5 Friends W, 61-0 Pittsburg 10/22 at Central Missouri * W, 35-7 Warrensburg, Mo. 11/7 at Missouri Western * L, 7-13 St. Joseph, Mo. 9/12 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 27-13 Pittsburg 10/29 at Northwest Missouri * W, 49-7 Maryville, Mo. 11/14 Washburn * W, 72-12 Pittsburg 9/19 Southwest Baptist * W, 31-28 Pittsburg 11/5 Truman * W, 13-10 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate 10/26 at Missouri S&T * W, 45-3 Rolla, Mo. 11/12 at Emporia State * W, 43-24 Emporia, Kan. 11/3 at Northwest Missouri * W, 31-14 Maryville, Mo. NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS 1999 10-2, 8-1 MIAA 10/10 Truman * W, 35-21 Pittsburg 11/19 North Dakota State +++ L, 12-18 Pittsburg Head Coach: Chuck Broyles 10/17 at Missouri Western * W, 31-28 St. Joseph, Mo. * Mid-America Intercollegiate; +++ triple overtime NCAA Division II National Qualifier 10/24 Missouri Southern * W, 42-13 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 10/31 at Emporia State * W, 49-38 Emporia, Kan. 1995 12-1-1. 9-0 MIAA 9/4 at North Alabama W, 28-21 Florence, Ala. 137 11/7 Washburn * W, 48-29 Pittsburg Head Coach: Chuck Broyles 9/11 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 51-3 Pittsburg 11/14 at Central Missouri * W, 20-10 Warrensburg, Mo. MIAA Champions 9/18 Northwest Missouri * L, 21-27 Pittsburg NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS NCAA Division II National Runner-Up 9/25 at Central Missouri * W, 14-7 Warrensburg, Mo. 11/21 North Dakota W, 26-21 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 10/2 Missouri Western * W, 31-6 Pittsburg 11/28 North Dakota State + W, 38-37 Pittsburg 9/9 at Fort Hays State T, 16-16 Hays, Kan. 10/9 at Missouri Southern * W, 36-8 Joplin, Mo. 12/5 at Portland State W, 41-38 Portland, Ore. 9/16 Central Missouri * W, 37-16 Pittsburg 10/16 Emporia State * W, 21-7 Pittsburg NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 9/23 at Southwest Baptist * W, 64-13 Bolivar, Mo. 10/23 at Washburn * W, 27-8 Topeka, Kan. 12/12 vs. Jacksonville State L, 13-17 Jacksonville, Ala. 9/30 at Truman * W, 49-7 Kirksville, Mo. 10/30 Missouri S&T * W, 62-0 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime 10/7 Missouri Western * W, 31-0 Pittsburg 11/6 at Southwest Baptist * W, 65-0 Bolivar, Mo. 10/14 at Missouri Southern * W, 15-14 Joplin, Mo. 11/13 at Truman * W, 29-17 Kirksville, Mo. 10/21 Emporia State * W, 48-12 Pittsburg NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS Gorilla Historical Tidbits 10/28 at Washburn * W, 31-7 Topeka, Kan. 11/20 at Northern Colorado L, 31-34 Greeley, Colo. 11/4 Missouri S&T* W, 60-10 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate November 28, 1992 11/11 Northwest Missouri * W, 22-14 Pittsburg Top-ranked Pittsburg State and No. 2-ranked North Dakota State meet in NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS 2000 9-3, 7-2 MIAA the NCAA-II quarterfinals at Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium. 11/18 Northern Colorado W, 36-17 Pittsburg Head Coach: Chuck Broyles The Gorillas, the defending NCAA-II champions, erase an 11-point deficit in 11/25 North Dakota State W, 9-7 Pittsburg NCAA Division II National Qualifier the game’s final 10:23 to send the game into overtime. PSU’s Jeff Wood boots a 12/2 at Texas A&M-Kingsville + W, 28-25 Kingsville, Texas Date Opponent Score Site 39-yard field goal with 2 seconds remaining in regulation to knot the score at 31. NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 9/2 North Alabama + W, 28-21 Pittsburg Ronald Moore, who would go on to claim the 1992 Harlon Hill Trophy, 12/9 at North Alabama L, 7-27 Florence, Ala. 9/9 vs. Mesa State W, 41-7 Wichita, Kan. scored his fifth touchdown of the game on a 1-yard run in OT. NDSU also scores * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime 9/16 at Northwest Missouri * L, 28-35 Maryville, Mo. on their OT possession – on a 26-yard pass from Arden Beachy to Craig Geren. 9/23 Central Missouri * W, 23-20 Pittsburg 1996 8-3, 8-1 MIAA 9/30 at Missouri Western * L, 7-17 St. Joseph, Mo. Bison head coach Rocky Hager calls timeout and elects to go for a game- 10/7 Missouri Southern * W, 42-14 Pittsburg winning 2-point conversion. The Gorillas stuff the play, but are flagged for a Head Coach: Chuck Broyles MIAA Co-Champions 10/14 at Emporia State * W, 21-0 Emporia, Kan. facemasking penalty. 10/21 Washburn * W, 31-28 Pittsburg NDSU runs a second 2-point play from inside the PSU 2. This time, PSU’s NCAA Division II National Qualifier 10/28 at Missouri S&T * W, 52-10 Rolla, Mo. Jerry Paul Boone registers “The Stop”, bringing NDSU’s Mark Hansen down Date Opponent Score Site 11/4 Southwest Baptist * W, 69-7 Pittsburg inches short of the goal line to send the Gorillas into the NCAA-II semifinals. 9/7 at Eastern Illinois L, 31-41 Charleston, Ill. 9/21 at Central Missouri * W, 14-12 Warrensburg, Mo. 11/11 Truman * W, 39-9 Pittsburg In 1997, the PSU-NDSU game is voted the Top Game of the Quarter Century, 9/28 Southwest Baptist * W, 49-20 Pittsburg NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Division II Football. 10/5 Truman * W, 31-16 Pittsburg 11/18 at Nebraska-Omaha L, 3-14 Omaha, Neb. 10/12 at Missouri Western * L, 28-38 St. Joseph, Mo. * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime 10/19 Missouri Southern * W, 21-7 Pittsburg 2001 11-2, 8-1 MIAA 10/26 at Emporia State * W, 63-7 Emporia, Kan. 11/2 Washburn * W, 43-14 Pittsburg Head Coach: Chuck Broyles 11/9 at Missouri S&T * W, 45-0 Rolla, Mo. MIAA Champions 11/16 at Northwest Missouri * W, 40-0 Maryville, Mo. NCAA Division II National Quarterfinalist NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS Date Opponent Score Site 11/23 Northern Colorado L, 21-24 Pittsburg 8/25 SW Assemblies of God W, 76-0 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate 9/8 Bacone W, 75-0 Pittsburg 9/15 Washburn * W, 51-21 Pittsburg 9/22 at Missouri Western * W, 17-13 St. Joseph, Mo. 9/29 at Missouri Southern * W, 35-13 Joplin, Mo. 10/6 Emporia State * W, 38-23 Pittsburg 10/13 Northwest Missouri * L, 31-35 Pittsburg 10/29 vs. Northwest Missouri * W, 56-35 Kansas City, Mo. 10/20 at Missouri S&T * W, 31-3 Rolla, Mo. 11/5 at Central Missouri * L, 21-83 Warrensburg, Mo. 10/27 Truman * W, 28-0 Pittsburg NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS Tim BECK, 2010-pres, (8 years) 11/3 at Southwest Baptist * W, 27-20 Bolivar, Mo. 11/12 at Nebraska-Kearney W, 49-20 Kearney, Neb. 68 wins, 27 losses (.716) 11/8 at Central Missouri * W, 38-13 Warrensburg, Mo. 11/19 at West Texas A&M W, 41-3 Canyon, Texas Conference titles (2) NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS 12/26 Northwest Missouri L, 10-21 Pittsburg National Playoffs (2); National Titles (1) 11/17 Nebraska-Omaha W, 20-7 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime 11/24 at North Dakota L, 0-38 Grand Forks, N.D. * Mid-America Intercollegiate 2006 10-2, 7-2 MIAA 2010 6-6, 3-6 MIAA Head Coach: Chuck Broyles Head Coach: Tim Beck 2002 8-3, 6-3 MIAA Mineral Water Bowl Champion Date Opponent Score Site Head Coach: Chuck Broyles Date Opponent Score Site 8/28 at Central Oklahoma W, 31-20 Edmond, Okla. Date Opponent Score Site 9/2 at East Central W, 52-12 Ada, Okla. 9/4 Chadron State W, 14-3 Pittsburg 8/31 Langston W, 48-0 Pittsburg 9/9 Panhandle State W, 87-0 Pittsburg 9/18 Central Missouri * L, 20-37 Pittsburg 9/14 Bacone W, 63-3 Pittsburg 9/16 at Missouri Western * L, 35-48 St. Joseph, Mo. 9/25 at Missouri Western * L, 25-42 St. Joseph, Mo. 9/21 at Washburn * W, 47-14 Topeka, Kan. 9/23 Missouri Southern * W, 48-24 Pittsburg 10/2 Missouri Southern * W, 24-21 Pittsburg 9/28 Missouri Western * W, 25-21 Pittsburg 9/30 at Emporia State * ++++ W, 59-57 Emporia, Kan. 10/9 at Emporia State * L, 14-17 Emporia, Kan. 10/5 Missouri Southern * W, 50-12 Pittsburg 10/7 Washburn * W, 29-14 Pittsburg 10/16 Washburn* ++ L, 34-35 Pittsburg 10/12 at Emporia State * L, 3-13 Emporia, Kan. 10/14 at Fort Hays State * W, 35-28 Hays, Kan. 10/23 at Fort Hays State* W, 38-21 Hays, Kan. 10/17 vs. Northwest Missouri * L, 7-29 Kansas City, Mo. 10/21 Southwest Baptist * W, 63-20 Pittsburg 10/30 Nebraska-Omaha * L, 48-27 Pittsburg 10/26 Missouri S&T * W, 48-14 Pittsburg 10/28 Truman * W, 45-21 Pittsburg 11/6 Truman* W, 17-14 Pittsburg 11/2 at Truman * W, 49-35 Kirksville, Mo. 11/4 vs. Northwest Missouri * L, 14-41 Kansas City, Mo. 11/13 vs. Northwest Missouri* L, 22-16 Kansas City, Mo. 11/9 Southwest Baptist * W, 48-13 Pittsburg 11/11 Central Missouri * W, 35-30 Pittsburg MINERAL WATER BOWL 11/16 Central Missouri * + L, 20-23 Pittsburg MINERAL WATER BOWL 12/4 vs. Concordia-St. Paul W, 13-9 Excelsior Springs, Mo. * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime 12/2 vs. Bemidji State W, 35-27 Excelsior Springs, Mo. * Mid-America Intercollegiate; ++ two overtimes * Mid-America Intercollegiate; ++++ four overtimes 2003 9-3, 7-3 MIAA 2011 13-1, 8-1 miaa Head Coach: Chuck Broyles 2007 8-3, 6-2 MIAA Head Coach: Tim Beck MIAA Co-Champions Head Coach: Chuck Broyles MIAA Champions NCAA Division II National Qualifier Date Opponent Score Site NCAA Division II National Champions Date Opponent Score Site 8/25 Texas A&M-Commerce W, 28-14 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 9/6 Lincoln W, 56-0 Pittsburg 9/1 East Central W, 41-15 Pittsburg 9/1 at Missouri Western * W, 34-7 St. Joseph, Mo. 9/13 St. Cloud State W, 46-14 Pittsburg 9/15 at Missouri Southern * W, 31-28 Joplin, Mo. 9/10 Emporia State * W, 38-14 Pittsburg 9/20 at Truman * W, 48-8 Kirksville, Mo. 9/22 Missouri Western * L, 31-38 Pittsburg 9/17 at Truman * W, 27-26 Kirksville, Mo. 9/27 at Southwest Baptist * W, 56-28 Bolivar, Mo. 9/29 at Central Missouri * + W, 38-31 Warrensburg, Mo. 9/24 William Jewell W, 49-7 Pittsburg 10/4 Missouri S&T * W, 59-6 Pittsburg 10/6 vs. Northwest Missouri * + L, 34-37 Kansas City, Mo. 10/1 vs. Northwest Missouri * W, 38-35 Kansas City, Mo. 10/11 at Washburn * W, 37-10 Topeka, Kan. 10/13 at Truman * W, 40-0 Kirksville, Mo. 10/8 at Fort Hays State * W, 38-17 Hays, Kan. 10/18 Emporia State * L, 20-22 Pittsburg 10/20 at Southwest Baptist * W, 42-23 Bolivar, Mo. 10/15 Lincoln * W, 69-6 Pittsburg 138 10/25 at Missouri Southern * W, 49-0 Joplin, Mo. 10/27 Fort Hays State * W, 35-0 Pittsburg 10/22 at Central Missouri * W, 38-17 Warrensburg, Mo. 11/1 Missouri Western * W, 27-7 Pittsburg 11/3 at Washburn * L, 28-35 Topeka, Kan. 11/5 Washburn * L, 25-43 Pittsburg 11/8 at Central Missouri * W, 28-24 Warrensburg, Mo. 11/10 Emporia State * W, 62-0 Pittsburg 11/12 Missouri Southern * W, 51-28 Pittsburg 11/15 vs. Northwest Missouri * L, 19-20 Kansas City, Mo. * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS 11/26 Washburn W, 31-22 Pittsburg 11/22 at North Dakota L, 14-24 Grand Forks, N.D. 2008 11-2, 8-1 MIAA 12/3 Northwest Missouri W, 41-16 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate Head Coach: Chuck Broyles 12/10 Delta State W, 49-23 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 2004 14-1, 9-0 MIAA 8/30 at Central Oklahoma W, 16-12 Edmond, Okla. 12/17 vs. Wayne State (Mich.) W, 35-21 Florence, Ala. Head Coach: Chuck Broyles 9/6 at Chadron State W, 38-31 Chadron, Neb. * Mid-America Intercollegiate Intercollegiate MIAA Champions 9/13 Missouri Southern * W, 21-14 Pittsburg NCAA Division II National Runner-Up 9/20 at Missouri Western * W, 46-40 St. Joseph, Mo. 2012 7-3, 7-3 miaa Date Opponent Score Site 9/27 Central Missouri * W, 49-28 Pittsburg Head Coach: Tim Beck 8/26 Western State W, 56-6 Pittsburg 10/4 vs. Northwest Missouri * L, 10-35 Kansas City, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 9/4 at Fort Hays State W, 45-7 Hays, Kan. 10/11 Truman * W, 45-28 Pittsburg 8/30 at Northeastern State * W, 41-20 Tahlequah, Okla. 9/11 Truman * W, 77-7 Pittsburg 10/18 Nebraska-Omaha * W, 35-28 Pittsburg 9/8 Central Oklahoma * W, 34-19 Pittsburg 9/18 Southwest Baptist * W, 69-0 Pittsburg 10/25 at Fort Hays State * W, 34-7 Hays, Kan. 9/15 at Southwest Baptist * W, 52-9 Bolivar, Mo. 9/25 at Missouri S&T * W, 91-27 Rolla, Mo. 11/1 Washburn * W, 48-17 Pittsburg 9/22 Lincoln * W, 59-17 Pittsburg 10/2 Washburn * W, 70-14 Pittsburg 11/8 at Emporia State * W, 52-7 Emporia, Kan. 10/6 Central Missouri * W, 30-21 Pittsburg 10/9 at Emporia State * W, 72-27 Emporia, Kan. NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS 10/13 vs. Northwest Missouri * L, 21-31 Kansas City, Mo. 10/16 Missouri Southern * W, 59-7 Pittsburg 11/15 Nebraska-Omaha W, 33-21 Pittsburg 10/20 Missouri Western * L, 14-63 Pittsburg 10/23 at Missouri Western * W, 48-21 St. Joseph, Mo. 11/22 at Northwest Missouri L, 35-38 Maryville, Mo. 10/27 at Truman * W, 20-6 Kirksville, Mo. 10/30 Central Missouri * W, 47-27 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate 11/3 Lindenwood * L, 33-44 Pittsburg 11/6 vs. Northwest Missouri * W, 21-17 Kansas City, Mo. 11/10 at Missouri Southern * W, 26-14 Joplin, Mo. NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS 2009 5-6, 3-6 MIAA * Mid-America Intercollegiate 11/20 Colorado Mines W, 70-35 Pittsburg Head Coach: Chuck Broyles 11/27 Northwest Missouri W, 50-36 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 2013 10-2, 7-2 miaa 12/4 North Dakota W, 31-19 Pittsburg 8/29 Central Oklahoma W, 42-13 Pittsburg Head Coach: Tim Beck NCAA DIVISION II CHAMPIONSHIP GAME 9/5 Chadron State W, 41-13 Pittsburg Date Opponent Score Site 12/11 vs. Valdosta State L, 31-36 Florence, Ala. 9/12 vs. Northwest Missouri * L, 10-30 Kansas City, Mo. 9/7 Northeastern State * W, 45-6 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate 9/19 at Central Missouri * L, 14-23 Warrenburg, Mo. 9/14 at Central Oklahoma * W, 65-24 Edmond, Okla. 9/26 Missouri Western * L, 40-45 Pittsburg 9/21 Southwest Baptist * W, 59-7 Pittsburg 2005 10-4, 6-2 MIAA 10/3 at Missouri Southern * W, 21-13 Joplin, Mo. 9/28 at Lincoln * W, 59-38 Jefferson City, Mo. Head Coach: Chuck Broyles 10/10 Emporia State * W, 44-14 Pittsburg 10/5 Abilene Christian W, 28-20 Pittsburg NCAA Division II National Quarterfinalist 10/17 at Washburn * L, 3-55 Topeka, Kan. 10/12 at Central Missouri * W, 31-21 Warrensburg, Mo. Date Opponent Score Site 10/24 Fort Hays State * W, 59-14 Pittsburg 10/19 vs. Northwest Missouri * L, 15-24 Kansas City, Mo. 8/27 Delta State L, 31-44 Pittsburg 10/31 at Nebraska-Omaha *+ L, 28-31 Omaha, Neb. 10/25 at Missouri Western * W, 34-14 St. Joseph, Mo. 9/3 Fort Hays State W, 58-7 Pittsburg 11/7 at Truman * L, 21-28 Kirksville, Mo. 11/2 Northwestern Oklahoma W, 70-0 Pittsburg 9/10 Missouri Western * W, 48-30 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime 11/9 at Lindenwood * W, 41-6 St. Charles, Mo. 9/17 at Missouri Southern * W, 49-20 Joplin, Mo. 11/16 Missouri Southern * L, 21-35 Pittsburg 9/24 Emporia State * W, 52-17 Pittsburg MINERAL WATER BOWL 10/1 at Washburn * + L, 34-35 Topeka, Kan. 12/7 vs. SW Minnesota State W, 90-28 Excelsior Springs, Mo. 10/8 Panhandle State W, 70-0 Pittsburg * Mid-America Intercollegiate 10/15 at Southwest Baptist * W, 70-38 Bolivar, Mo. 10/22 at Truman * W, 66-14 Kirksville, Mo. 2014 11-2, 10-1 MIAA Head Coach: Tim Beck MIAA Co-Champions SERIES HISTORY Date Opponent Score Site Opponent († 2014 Opp.) First Met Result Last Met Result W-L-T Series Notes 9/6 Northeastern State * W, 37-0 Pittsburg 9/11 at Lindenwood * W, 38-7 St. Charles, Mo. Abilene Christian Oct. 5, 2013 W, 28-20 Oct. 5, 2013 W, 28-20 1-0-0 9/20 at Washburn * W, 42-0 Topeka, Kan. Adams State Dec. 10, 1988 L, 10-13 Dec. 10, 1988 L, 10-13 0-1-0 Only Meeting in NAIA Semifinals 9/27 Fort Hays State * L, 6-7 Pittsburg Angelo State Nov. 25, 1989 L, 21-24 Nov. 25, 1989 L, 21-24 0-1-0 Met in NCAA-II Quarterfinals 10/4 at Missouri Western * W, 23-13 St. Joseph, Mo. Arkansas Sept. 30, 1916 L, 20-34 Sept. 26, 1936 L, 0-53 0-3-0 10/11 Emporia State * W, 45-17 Pittsburg Arkansas-Monticello Dec. 3, 1988 W, 23-7 Dec. 3, 1988 W, 23-7 1-0-0 Only Meeting in NAIA Qrtrfnls 10/18 at Northwest Missouri * W, 35-17 Maryville, Mo. Arkansas State Nov. 10, 1951 L, 0-35 Nov. 4, 1989 W, 34-13 1-2-0 PSU’s 1st Modern Win vs. NCAA-IAA Foe 10/25 Nebraska-Kearney * W, 36-21 Pittsburg 11/1 at Missouri Southern * W, 41-10 Joplin, Mo. Arkansas Tech Oct. 5, 1935 L, 0-7 Dec. 2, 2017 W, 48-31 5-4-2 Agent Barry Live United Bowl Opp. 11/8 Central Missouri * W, 38-31 Pittsburg Augustana (S.D.) Sept. 21, 1940 W, 13-6 Nov. 15, 1941 W, 13-6 2-0-0 11/15 at Central Oklahoma * W, 41-14 Edmond, Okla. Bacone Sept. 8, 2001 W, 75-0 Sept. 14, 2002 W, 63-3 2-0-0 NCAA DIVISION II PLAYOFFS Baker Oct. 15, 1920 W, 7-0 Oct. 11, 1924 W, 6-0 3-1-1 11/22 Harding W, 59-42 Pittsburg Bethany Nov. 16, 1917 L, 0-17 Oct. 8, 1926 L, 0-3 1-2-0 11/29 at Minnesota State + L, 21-24 Mankato, Minn. * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime Bethel Oct. 24, 1925 W, 46-0 Oct. 24, 1925 W, 46-0 1-0-0 Bemidji State Dec. 2, 2006 W, 35-27 Dec. 2, 2006 W, 35-27 1-0-0 Mineral Water Bowl Opp. 2015 6-5, 6-5 MIAA Benedictine Oct. 6, 1922 W, 27-0 Oct. 13, 1962 W, 34-14 19-8-1 Head Coach: Tim Beck Butler Nov. 23, 1991 W, 26-16 Nov. 23, 1991 W, 26-16 1-0-0 NCAA-II Playoff Game Date Opponent Score Site Cameron Dec. 13, 1986 L, 6-17 Sept. 22, 1990 W, 19-3 1-2-0 9/3 at Northeastern State * W, 38-14 Tahlequah, Okla. Camp Funston Nov. 28, 1918 W, 49-0 Nov. 28, 1918 W, 49-0 1-0-0 9/12 Lindenwood * W, 56-28 Pittsburg 9/19 Washburn * L, 21-28 Pittsburg Carthage American Legion Oct. 1, 1921 W, 39-0 Oct. 1, 1921 W, 39-0 1-0-0 9/26 at Fort Hays State * W, 31-24 Hays, Kan. Central Arkansas Nov. 14, 1947 L, 0-20 Dec. 7, 1985 L, 22-32 0-3-0 10/3 Missouri Western * W, 31-27 Pittsburg Central Michigan Sept. 10, 1955 L, 0-33 Sept. 10, 1955 L, 0-33 0-1-0 10/10 at Emporia State * L, 42-46 Emporia, Kan. Central Missouri † Nov. 10, 1916 W, 12-2 Aug. 31, 2017 L, 23-28 42-11-2 .782 Win % Tops vs. Opp. w/20 Games 10/17 Northwest Missouri * L, 14-31 Pittsburg Central Oklahoma † Nov. 25, 1915 L, 0-13 Sept. 9, 2017 W, 31-28 9-4-1 Met for First Time in 30 Years in 2008 10/24 at Nebraska-Kearney * W, 24-19 Kearney, Neb. 10/31 Missouri Southern * W, 41-14 Pittsburg Chadron State Sept. 6, 2008 W, 38-31 Sept. 4, 2010 W, 14-3 3-0-0 11/7 at Central Missouri * L, 6-34 Warrensburg, Mo. Cherokee High School Oct. 23, 1909 W, 2-0 Nov. 1, 1910 L, 6-11 2-1-0 11/14 Central Oklahoma * L, 31-49 Pittsburg Colorado Mines Nov. 20, 2004 W, 70-35 Nov. 20, 2004 W, 70-35 1-0-0 Only Meeting in NCAA-II Playoffs * Mid-America Intercollegiate Colorado State-Pueblo Oct. 12, 1963 W, 46-0 Nov. 8, 1975 W, 26-7 7-2-0 Former RMAC/GPAC Foe 2016 7-4, 7-4 MIAA Columbus High School Nov. 26, 1908 L, 0-10 Sept. 25, 1915 W, 19-0 3-1-0 Head Coach: Tim Beck Concordia-St. Paul Dec. 4, 2010 W, 13-9 Dec. 4, 2010 W, 13-9 1-0-0 Only Meeting 2010 Mineral Water Bowl 139 Date Opponent Score Site Delta State Aug. 27, 2005 L, 31-44 Dec. 10, 2011 W, 49-23 1-1-0 Last Meeting in 2011 DII Semifinals 9/1 Central Missouri * L, 27-34 Pittsburg Doane Sept. 23, 1939 W, 20-6 Sept. 23, 1939 W, 20-6 1-0-0 9/8 at Central Oklahoma * W, 45-31 Edmond, Okla. Drury Nov. 17, 1908 W, 6-3 Oct. 5, 1920 W, 20-12 4-8-0 9/17 Northeastern State * + W, 38-37 Pittsburg East Central Sept. 2, 2006 W, 52-12 Sept. 1, 2007 W, 41-15 2-0-0 9/24 at Lindenwood * W, 50-19 St. Charles, Mo. Eastern Illinois Sept. 7, 1996 L, 31-41 Sept. 7, 1996 L, 31-41 0-1-0 10/1 at Washburn * W, 45-27 Topeka, Kan. 10/8 Fort Hays State * L, 41-54 Pittsburg Eastern New Mexico Nov. 7, 1953 W, 19-7 Nov. 10, 1973 L, 3-38 1-1-0 10/15 at Missouri Western * W, 55-47 St. Joseph, Mo. Elon Dec. 19, 1981 L, 0-3 Dec. 19, 1981 L, 0-3 0-1-0 NAIA Nat’l Champ. Game Opp. 10/22 Emporia State * L, 36-41 Pittsburg College of Emporia Nov. 12, 1910 L, 0-107 Sept. 24, 1948 T, 7-7 6-11-3 .375 Win % vs. Former KIAC/CIC Foe 10/29 at Northwest Missouri * L, 10-69 Maryville, Mo. Emporia State Nov. 17, 1915 L, 0-28 Oct. 21, 2017 W, 27-10 60-34-2 PSU’s Most Familiar Foe – 96 meetings 11/5 Nebraska-Kearney * W, 52-21 Pittsburg Evansville Nov. 11, 1949 L, 7-38 Nov. 11, 1949 L, 7-38 0-1-0 11/12 at Missouri Southern * W, 45-31 Joplin, Mo. Friends Nov. 7, 1913 L, 0-26 Sept. 5, 1992 W, 61-0 7-3-0 * Mid-America Intercollegiate; + overtime Fort Hays State Oct. 17, 1925 W, 6-0 Oct. 7, 2016 L, 17-21 46-20-9 19-3-1 vs. FHSU in Last 23 Meetings 2017 8-4, 7-4 miaa Fort Scott High School Nov. 20, 1908 T, 0-0 Nov. 23, 1918 W, 35-6 1-0-1 Head Coach: Tim Beck Fort Scott YMCA Oct. 21, 1910 W, 6-5 Oct. 21, 1910 W, 6-5 1-0-0 Date Opponent Score Site Galena High School Nov. 4, 1910 W, 11-0 Nov. 4, 1910 W, 11-0 1-0-0 8/31 at Central Missouri * L, 23-28 Warrensburg, Mo. Girard Athletic Association Oct. 10, 1908 L, 0-6 Oct. 10, 1908 L, 0-6 0-1-0 9/9 Central Oklahoma * W, 31-28 Pittsburg 9/16 at Northeastern State * W, 68-21 Tahlequah, Okla. Girard High School Oct. 14, 1910 W, 23-0 Oct. 20, 1911 W, 22-5 2-0-0 9/23 Lindenwood * L, 11-45 Pittsburg Harding Nov. 22, 2014 W, 59-42 Nov. 22, 2014 W, 59-42 1-0-0 9/30 Washburn * L, 20-35 Pittsburg Haskell Indian Nations Oct. 1, 1920 T, 14-14 Sept. 28, 1923 L, 0-34 0-3-1 10/7 at Fort Hays State * L, 17-21 Hays, Kan. Hillsdale Dec. 21, 1957 W, 27-26 Dec. 21, 1957 W, 27-26 1-0-0 NAIA Nat’l Champ. Game Opp. 10/14 Missouri Western * W, 26-10 Pittsburg Hutchinson NAS Nov. 17, 1945 L, 0-39 Nov. 17, 1945 L, 0-39 0-1-0 10/21 at Emporia State * W, 26-10 Emporia, Kan. Jacksonville State Dec. 14, 1991 W, 23-6 Dec. 12, 1992 L, 13-17 1-1-0 Met in Consec. NCAA-II Title Games 10/28 Northwest Missouri * W, 20-10 Pittsburg 11/4 at Nebraska-Kearney * W, 35-13 Kearney, Neb. Joplin Business College Oct. 11, 1912 W, 63-0 Oct. 11, 1912 W, 63-0 1-0-0 11/11 Missouri Southern * W, 56-7 Pittsburg Joplin High School Oct. 15, 1909 L, 11-17 Nov. 3, 1911 W, 39-0 1-1-1 AGENT BARRY LIVE UNITED BOWL Kansas Oct. 4, 1919 L, 0-42 Oct. 4, 1919 L, 0-42 0-1-0 12/2 vs. Arkansas Tech W, 48-31 Texarkana, Ark. Kansas City Nov. 1, 1913 W, 76-3 Oct. 15, 1915 W, 41-19 2-0-0 * Mid-America Intercollegiate Kansas Deaf School Oct. 27, 1911 W, 26-3 Oct. 27, 1911 W, 26-3 1-0-0 Kansas Mines Oct. 2, 1914 W, 24-0 Oct. 2, 1914 W, 24-0 1-0-0 Kansas State Oct. 3, 1931 L, 7-28 Oct. 3, 1931 L, 7-28 0-1-0 Langston Nov. 15, 1986 W, 65-6 Aug. 31, 2002 W, 48-0 2-0-0 Lincoln Sept. 12, 1981 W, 47-6 Sept. 28, 2013 W, 59-38 9-0-0 Lindenwood † Nov. 3, 2012 L, 33-44 Sept. 23, 2017 L, 11-45 4-2-0 First Meeting in 2012 Linfield Dec. 9, 1961 W, 12-7 Dec. 9, 1961 W, 12-7 1-0-0 NAIA Nat’l Champ. Game Opp. McPherson Nov. 8, 1940 W, 40-0 Nov. 8, 1940 W, 40-0 1-0-0 Mesa State Sept. 9, 2000 W, 41-7 Sept. 9, 2000 W, 41-7 1-0-0 Only Meeting on Neutral Field (Wichita) Minnesota State-Mankato Nov. 29, 2014 L, 21-24 Nov. 29, 2014 L, 21-24 0-1-0 Minnesota State-Moorhead Dec. 5, 1981 W, 14-13 Dec. 5, 1981 W, 14-13 1-0-0 Only Meeting in NAIA Semifinals Missouri “B” Oct. 8, 1937 L, 0-6 Oct. 8, 1937 L, 0-6 0-1-0 Opponent First Met Result Last Met Result W-L-T Series Notes Missouri S&T Nov. 7, 1914 L, 0-104 Sept. 24, 2004 W, 91-27 40-15-4 19-0-1 vs. MST in Last 20 Outings Missouri Southern † Nov. 9, 1968 W, 14-3 Nov. 11, 2017 W, 56-7 40-9-1 30-2 vs. Lions Since 1985 Missouri State Nov. 25, 1909 L, 0-6 Aug. 28, 1997 W, 9-8 31-19-3 Only 1 Meeting Since 1980, 9-8 Win Missouri Western † Sept. 19, 1970 W, 63-14 Oct. 14, 2017 W, 26-10 32-11-0 Morningside Sept. 13, 1969 W, 50-29 Sept. 13, 1969 W, 50-29 1-0-0 Nebraska “B” Oct. 11, 1935 W, 20-0 Oct. 11, 1935 W, 20-0 1-0-0 Nebraska-Kearney † Oct. 5, 1974 L, 0-20 Nov. 4, 2017 W, 35-13 13-7-0 Former RMAC/CSIC Foe Nebraska-Omaha Nov. 7, 1959 W, 21-14 Oct. 30, 2010 L, 27-48 10-10-0 MIAA Member, 2008-10 North Alabama Dec. 9, 1995 L, 7-27 Sept. 2, 2000 W, 28-21 2-1-0 Consecutive 28-21 Wins in 1999-2000 North Dakota Nov. 21, 1992 W, 26-21 Dec. 4, 2004 W, 31-19 2-3-0 All 5 Meetings in NCAA-II Playoffs North Dakota State Dec. 1, 1990 L, 29-39 Nov. 25, 1995 W, 9-7 2-3-0 4 of 5 Meetings in NCAA-II Playoffs North Texas Dec. 2, 1938 L, 0-28 Dec. 2, 1938 L, 0-28 0-1-0 Northeastern State † Nov. 15, 1912 W, 69-7 Sept. 16, 2017 W, 68-21 19-12-2 7-0 vs. NSU in Only Meetings Since 1970 Northern Colorado Oct. 17, 1970 W, 34-14 Nov. 20, 1999 L, 31-34 3-7-0 Last 4 Meetings in NCAA-II Playoffs Northern Iowa Oct. 26, 1940 L, 6-13 Sept. 7, 1974 L, 22-31 1-3-0 Northern State, S.D. Nov. 23, 1961 W, 28-14 Nov. 26, 1988 W, 38-14 2-0-0 Both Meetings in NAIA Playoffs Northwest Missouri † Sept. 30, 1932 W, 25-0 Oct. 28, 2017 W, 20-10 25-26-0 Northwestern Oklahoma Nov. 2, 2013 W, 70-0 Nov. 2, 2013 W, 70-0 1-0-0 Oklahoma City Nov. 5, 1938 W, 6-0 Nov. 5, 1938 W, 6-0 1-0-0 Oklahoma Mines Nov. 11, 1921 W, 42-0 Nov. 11, 1921 W, 42-0 1-0-0 Olathe Naval Air Station Sept. 23, 1944 L, 0-6 Sept. 11, 1953 W, 12-2 3-1-0 Ottawa Oct. 21, 1912 W, 6-0 Nov. 4, 1927 W, 31-6 8-1-3 Panhandle State Sept. 12, 1970 L, 40-55 Sept. 9, 2006 W, 87-0 2-1-0 2 Wins by Combined 157-0 Margin Parsons High School Oct. 29, 1910 W, 19-0 Oct. 3, 1913 W, 85-0 3-0-0 Peru State Nov. 17, 1979 W, 43-14 Nov. 17, 1979 W, 43-14 1-0-0 Pittsburg Business School Oct. 30, 1908 W, 2-0 Oct. 30, 1908 W, 2-0 1-0-0 Pittsburg High School Nov. 16, 1908 T, 6-6 Nov. 16, 1908 T, 6-6 0-0-1 Portland State Dec. 7, 1991 W, 53-21 Dec. 5, 1992 W, 41-38 2-0-0 Twice Met in NCAA-II Semifinals Presbyterian Dec. 5, 1987 W, 42-21 Dec. 5, 1987 W, 42-21 1-0-0 Only Meeting in NAIA Playoffs Rockhurst Oct. 17, 1942 L, 0-7 Nov. 24, 1949 W, 40-6 4-1-0 140 St. Cloud State Sept. 13, 2003 W, 46-14 Sept. 13, 2003 W, 46-14 1-0-0 St. Marys (Kan.) Nov. 10, 1921 W, 13-7 Nov. 10, 1921 W, 13-7 1-0-0 Simpson Nov. 30, 1933 W, 19-13 Nov. 30, 1933 W, 19-13 1-0-0 Southeast Missouri Sept. 30, 1989 W, 47-26 Sept. 29, 1990 W, 57-28 2-0-0 Former MIAA Foe, 1989-90 SW Assemblies of God Aug. 25, 2001 W, 76-0 Aug. 25, 2001 W, 76-0 1-0-0 Southwest Baptist Sept. 16, 1989 W, 27-24 Sept. 21, 2013 W, 59-7 21-0-0 Southwest Minnesota State Dec. 7, 2013 W, 90-28 Dec. 7, 2013 W, 90-28 1-0-0 Mineral Water Bowl Opp. Southwestern (Kan.) Oct. 8, 1910 L, 6-32 Nov. 8, 1958 W, 25-19 26-11-4 Southwestern Oklahoma Sept. 20, 1935 W, 7-0 Nov. 16, 1950 W, 40-0 2-0-0 Sterling Dec. 4, 1919 W, 39-6 Nov. 6, 1937 W, 20-2 3-0-0 Texas A&M-Commerce Nov. 24, 1990 W, 60-28 Aug. 25, 2007 W, 28-14 6-1-0 Twice Met in NCAA-II Playoffs (’90-91) Texas A&M-Kingsville Dec. 2, 1995 W, 28-25 Dec. 2, 1995 W, 28-25 1-0-0 Only Meeting in NCAA-II Semifinals Toledo Sept. 23, 1950 L, 14-32 Sept. 23, 1950 L, 14-32 0-1-0 Truman Nov. 24, 1933 L, 0-7 Oct. 27, 2012 W, 20-6 27-15-1 Tulsa Nov. 14, 1913 W, 39-25 Oct. 20, 1917 T, 0-0 1-2-1 Valdosta State Dec. 11, 2004 L, 36-31 Dec. 11, 2004 L, 31-36 0-1-0 NCAA-II Title Game Foe Washburn † Oct. 8, 1921 W, 21-7 Sept. 30, 2017 L, 20-35 63-24-1 30 PSU Victories in Last 37 Meetings Wayne State (Mich.) Dec. 17, 2011 W, 35-21 Dec. 17, 2011 W, 35-21 1-0-0 Only Meeting 2011 National Championship Wayne State (Neb.) Oct. 22, 1977 L, 7-30 Oct. 22, 1988 W, 55-3 10-2-0 Former CSIC Foe Western Kentucky Sept. 24, 1937 L, 0-7 Sept. 24, 1938 L, 0-34 0-2-0 Western New Mexico Nov. 21, 1970 W, 52-6 Nov. 21, 1970 W, 52-6 1-0-0 Western State Sept. 9, 1972 W, 29-14 Aug. 26, 2004 W, 56-6 2-0-0 West Texas A&M Oct. 29, 1938 T, 13-13 Nov. 19, 2005 W, 41-3 1-1-1 Last Meeting in NCAA-II Playoffs Wichita State Oct. 9, 1914 L, 0-55 Nov. 3, 1945 L, 19-40 6-12-2 William Jewell Nov. 6, 1943 W, 13-0 Sept. 24, 2011 W, 49-7 2-0-0 Wisconsin-River Falls Nov. 8, 1947 L, 6-19 Sept. 24, 1949 W, 34-0 1-1-0 Wisconsin-Superior Oct. 1, 1938 W, 7-0 Sept. 29, 1939 L, 0-10 1-1-0 † 2017 Opponent PITT STATE-CENTRAL MISSOURI SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 42-11-2 10/15/98 PSU (H)...... 32-14 11/17/56 PSU (A)...... 28-6 10/6/12 W, 30-21 9/28/46 W, 12-0 10/14/89 W, 60-5 8/31/17 UCM (A)...... 28-23 10/18/97 PSU (A)...... 30-29 9/26/55 PSU (A)...... 7-6 9/18/10 L, 20-37 10/20/44 W, 19-7 9/17/66 W, 20-18 9/1/16 UCM (H)...... 34-27 9/21/96 PSU (H)...... 14-12 10/2/54 PSU (H)...... 33-13 9/27/08 W, 49-28 9/25/42 W, 32-6 9/19/64 W, 21-7 11/7/15 UCM (A)...... 34-6 9/16/95 PSU (H)...... 37-16 12/2/50 UCM (H)...... 32-21 11/11/06 W, 35-30 9/27/40 L, 0-20 9/22/62 W, 16-0 11/8/14 PSU (H)...... 38-31 10/22/94 PSU (A)...... 35-7 9/28/46 PSU (H)...... 12-0 10/30/04 W, 47-27 11/14/19 W, 14-0 9/24/60 W, 39-21 10/12/13 PSU (A)...... 31-21 10/23/93 PSU (H)...... 19-17 10/19/45 PSU (A)...... 19-7 11/16/02 L, 20-23 9/26/58 T, 19-19 10/6/12 PSU (H)...... 30-21 11/14/92 PSU (A)...... 20-10 10/20/44 PSU (H)...... 19-7 9/23/00 W, 23-20 AWAY – 21-5-2 11/17/56 W, 28-6 10/22/11 PSU (A)...... 38-17 11/16/91 PSU (H)...... 28-14 9/24/43 PSU (A)...... 20-0 10/15/98 W, 32-14 8/31/17 L, 23-28 9/26/55 W, 7-6 9/18/10 UCM (H)...... 37-20 10/13/90 PSU (H)...... 9-7 9/25/42 PSU (H)...... 32-6 9/21/96 W, 14-12 11/7/15 L, 6-34 10/19/45 W, 19-7 9/19/09 UCM (A)...... 23-14 10/14/89 PSU (A)...... 60-5 9/26/41 TIE (A)...... 6-6 9/16/95 W, 37-16 10/12/13 W, 31-21 9/24/43 W, 20-0 9/27/08 PSU (H)...... 49-28 9/17/66 PSU (A)...... 20-18 9/27/40 UCM (H)...... 20-0 10/23/93 W, 19-17 10/22/11 W, 38-17 9/26/41 T, 6-6 9/29/07 PSU (A)...... 38-31 9/18/65 PSU (H)...... 23-6 10/3/24 PSU (A)...... 6-0 11/16/91 W, 28-14 9/19/09 L, 14-23 10/3/24 W, 6-0 11/11/06 PSU (H)...... 35-30 9/19/64 PSU (A)...... 21-7 10/22/20 UCM (A)...... 9-7 10/13/90 W, 9-7 9/29/07 W, 38-31 10/22/20 L, 7-9 11/5/05 UCM (A)...... 83-21 9/21/63 PSU (H)...... 7-0 11/14/19 PSU (H)...... 14-0 9/18/65 W, 23-6 11/5/05 L, 21-83 11/2/17 W, 33-10 10/30/04 PSU (H)...... 47-27 9/22/62 PSU (A)...... 16-0 11/2/17 PSU (A)...... 33-10 9/21/63 W, 7-0 11/8/03 W, 28-24 11/10/16 W, 12-2 11/8/03 PSU (A)...... 28-24 9/23/61 PSU (H)...... 47-0 11/10/16 PSU (A)...... 12-2 9/23/61 W, 47-0 11/8/01 W, 38-13 11/16/02 UCM (H)...... 23-20 9/24/60 PSU (A)...... 39-21 9/26/59 L, 26-27 9/25/99 W, 14-7 (H) = home (N) = neutral 11/8/01 PSU (A)...... 38-13 9/26/59 UCM (H)...... 27-26 HOME – 21-6-0 9/28/57 W, 31-0 10/18/97 W, 30-29 (A) = away * = post-season 9/23/00 PSU (H)...... 23-20 9/26/58 TIE (A)...... 19-19 9/1/16 L, 27-34 10/2/54 W, 33-13 10/22/94 W, 35-7 9/25/99 PSU (A)...... 14-7 9/28/57 PSU (H)...... 31-0 11/8/14 W, 38-31 12/2/50 L, 21-32 11/14/92 W, 20-10

PITT STATE-CENTRAL Oklahoma SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 9-4-1 9/14/68 UCO (A)...... 29-3 HOME – 5-3-0 AWAY – 4-1-1 (H) = home (N) = neutral 9/9/17 PSU (H)...... 31-28 9/16/67 PSU (H)...... 14-13 9/9/17 W, 31-28 9/8/16 W, 45-31 (A) = away * = post-season 9/8/16 PSU (A)...... 45-31 10/16/26 UCO (H)...... 10-7 11/14/15 L, 31-49 11/15/14 W, 41-14 11/14/15 UCO (H)...... 31-49 10/10/25 TIED (A)...... 6-6 9/8/12 W, 34-19 9/14/13 W, 65-24 11/15/14 PSU (A)...... 41-14 11/30/16 PSU (H)...... 7-0 8/29/09 W, 42-13 8/28/10 W, 31-20 9/14/13 PSU (A)...... 65-24 11/25/15 UCO (H)...... 13-0 9/16/67 W, 14-13 8/30/08 L, 3-29 9/8/12 PSU (H)...... 34-19 10/16/26 L, 7-10 10/10/25 T, 6-6 8/28/10 PSU (A)...... 31-20 11/30/16 W, 7-0 8/29/09 PSU (H)...... 42-13 1/25/15 L, 0-13

PITT STATE-EMPORIA STATE SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 60-34-2 11/8/80 PSU (H)...... 32-13 11/22/47 ESU (A)...... 28-7 10/10/09 W, 44-14 11/25/37 L, 14-33 10/25/69 L, 21-34 10/21/17 PSU (A)...... 27-10 11/10/79 PSU (A)...... 16-0 11/23/46 ESU (H)...... 21-0 11/10/07 W, 62-0 11/28/35 W, 7-6 10/28/67 W, 27-7 141 10/22/16 ESU (H)...... 41-36 11/4/78 PSU (H)...... 44-14 11/21/42 PSU (A)...... 13-0 9/24/05 W, 52-17 11/17/33 W, 21-0 10/30/65 W, 33-14 10/10/15 ESU (A)...... 46-42 11/5/77 PSU (A)...... 48-25 11/22/41 PSU (H)...... 13-0 10/18/03 L, 20-22 11/13/31 L, 13-14 11/2/63 T, 0-0 10/11/14 PSU (H)...... 45-17 10/30/76 PSU (H)...... 30-0 11/28/40 ESU (A)...... 20-7 10/6/01 W, 38-23 11/16/29 L, 0-19 11/4/61 W, 15-0 9/10/11 PSU (H)...... 38-14 10/16/76 PSU (A)...... 40-27 11/30/39 ESU (H)...... 20-0 10/16/99 W, 21-7 11/11/27 L, 0-13 10/31/59 W, 20-6 10/9/10 ESU (A)...... 17-14 10/11/75 PSU (H)...... 10-0 11/24/38 PSU (A)...... 17-0 9/20/97 W, 32-22 11/18/25 L, 7-17 11/2/57 W, 46-0 10/10/09 PSU (H)...... 44-14 10/12/74 PSU (A)...... 10-6 11/25/37 ESU (H)...... 33-14 10/21/95 W, 48-12 11/2/23 L, 0-9 10/29/55 W, 7-0 11/8/08 PSU (A)...... 52-7 9/29/73 ESU (H)...... 30-0 11/26/36 PSU (A)...... 26-7 11/13/93 W, 45-14 10/28/21 L, 7-27 10/31/53 W, 19-6 11/10/07 PSU (H)...... 62-0 9/30/72 PSU (A)...... 26-21 11/28/35 PSU (H)...... 7-6 11/2/91 W, 70-36 10/13/16 L, 7-14 11/3/51 L, 0-7 9/30/06 PSU (A)...... 59-57 11/13/71 PSU (A)...... 41-10 11/16/34 ESU (A)...... 6-0 11/5/88 W, 21-11 11/5/49 W, 27-7 9/24/05 PSU (H)...... 52-17 11/14/70 PSU (H)...... 45-14 11/17/33 PSU (H)...... 21-0 9/27/86 W, 59-27 AWAY – 31-17-1 11/22/47 L, 7-28 10/9/04 PSU (H)...... 72-27 10/25/69 ESU (A)...... 34-21 11/11/32 PSU (A)...... 19-13 11/10/84 W, 44-22 10/21/17 W, 27-10 11/21/42 W, 13-0 10/18/03 ESU (H)...... 22-20 10/28/68 TIE (H)...... 27-27 11/13/31 ESU (H)...... 14-13 10/2/82 W, 14-7 10/10/15 L, 42-46 11/28/40 L, 7-20 10/12/02 ESU (A)...... 13-3 10/28/67 PSU (A)...... 27-7 11/15/30 ESU (A)...... 6-0 11/8/80 W, 32-13 10/9/10 L, 14-17 11/24/38 W, 17-0 10/6/01 PSU (H)...... 38-23 10/29/66 ESU (H)...... 27-20 11/16/29 ESU (H)...... 19-0 11/4/78 W, 44-14 11/8/08 W, 52-7 11/26/36 W, 26-7 10/14/00 PSU (A)...... 21-0 10/30/65 PSU (A)...... 33-14 11/10/28 ESU (A)...... 40-6 10/30/76 W, 30-0 9/30/06 W, 59-57 11/16/34 L, 0-6 10/16/99 PSU (H)...... 21-7 10/31/64 PSU (H)...... 35-10 11/11/27 ESU (H)...... 13-0 10/11/75 W, 10-0 10/9/04 W, 72-27 11/11/32 W, 19-13 9/19/98 ESU (A)...... 38-28 11/2/63 TIE (A)...... 0-0 11/11/26 ESU (A)...... 21-3 9/29/73 L, 0-30 10/12/02 L, 3-13 11/15/30 L, 0-6 9/20/97 PSU (H)...... 32-22 11/3/62 PSU (H)...... 21-14 11/18/25 ESU (H)...... 17-7 11/14/70 W, 45-14 10/14/00 W, 21-0 11/10/28 L, 6-40 10/26/96 PSU (A)...... 63-7 11/4/61 PSU (A)...... 15-0 10/31/24 PSU (A)...... 21-7 10/28/68 T, 27-27 9/19/98 L, 28-38 11/11/26 L, 3-21 10/21/95 PSU (H)...... 48-12 11/5/60 PSU (H)...... 50-0 11/2/23 ESU (H)...... 9-0 10/29/66 L, 20-27 10/26/96 W, 63-7 10/31/24 W, 21-7 11/12/94 PSU (A)...... 43-24 10/31/59 PSU (A)...... 20-6 11/11/22 ESU (A)...... 23-0 10/31/64 W, 35-10 11/12/94 W, 43-24 11/11/22 L, 0-23 11/13/93 PSU (H)...... 45-14 11/1/58 PSU (H)...... 20-14 10/28/21 ESU (H)...... 27-7 11/3/62 W, 21-14 10/31/92 W, 49-38 9/25/20 L, 15-19 10/31/92 PSU (A)...... 49-38 11/2/57 PSU (A)...... 46-0 9/25/20 ESU (A)...... 19-15 11/5/60 W, 50-0 11/7/87 W, 35-9 11/1/19 W, 13-0 11/2/91 PSU (H)...... 70-36 10/27/56 PSU (H)...... 35-0 11/1/19 PSU (A)...... 13-0 11/1/58 W, 20-14 9/28/85 L, 9-41 10/6/17 L, 0-24 11/5/88 PSU (H)...... 21-11 10/29/55 PSU (A)...... 7-0 10/6/17 ESU (A)...... 24-0 10/27/56 W, 35-0 11/12/83 W, 37-14 11/17/15 L, 0-28 11/7/87 PSU (A)...... 35-9 10/20/54 PSU (H)...... 20-7 10/13/16 ESU (H)...... 14-7 10/20/54 W, 20-7 10/3/81 W, 14-7 9/27/86 PSU (H)...... 59-27 10/31/53 PSU (A)...... 19-6 11/17/15 ESU (A)...... 28-0 11/1/52 L, 21-26 11/10/79 W, 16-0 (H) = home (N) = neutral 9/28/85 ESU (A)...... 41-9 11/1/52 ESU (H)...... 26-21 11/4/50 L, 0-46 11/5/77 W, 48-25 (A) = away * = post-season 11/10/84 PSU (H)...... 44-22 11/3/51 ESU (A)...... 7-0 HOME – 29-17-1 11/20/48 L, 7-9 10/16/76 W, 40-27 11/12/83 PSU (A)...... 37-14 11/4/50 ESU (H)...... 46-0 10/22/16 L, 36-41 11/23/46 L, 0-21 10/12/74 W, 10-6 10/2/82 PSU (H)...... 14-7 11/5/49 PSU (A)...... 27-7 10/11/14 W, 45-17 11/22/41 W, 13-0 9/30/72 W, 26-21 10/3/81 PSU (A)...... 14-7 11/20/48 ESU (H)...... 9-7 9/10/11 W, 38-14 11/30/39 L, 0-20 11/13/71 W, 41-10 PITT STATE-Fort Hays STATE SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 46-21-9 10/23/76 FHSU (H)...... 20-19 10/8/49 PSU (H)...... 26-7 10/24/09 W, 59-41 11/16/40 L, 0-6 11/2/68 W, 19-13 10/7/17 FHSU (A)...... 21-17 10/18/75 FHSU (A)...... 19-13 10/9/48 FHSU (A)...... 27-7 10/27/07 W, 35-0 11/12/38 L, 6-19 11/5/66 W, 21-12 10/8/16 FHSU (H)...... 54-41 10/19/74 PSU (H)...... 21-7 10/11/47 TIE (H)...... 0-0 9/3/05 W, 58-7 11/13/36 L, 0-23 11/7/64 L, 7-40 9/26/15 PSU (A)...... 31-24 10/6/73 FHSU (A)...... 26-14 10/12/46 TIE (A)...... 0-0 9/10/94 W, 55-12 11/9/34 W, 19-0 10/20/62 L, 20-25 9/27/14 FHSU (H)...... 7-6 10/7/72 FHSU (H)...... 28-14 11/14/42 PSU (H)...... 13-6 10/15/88 W, 61-17 11/18/32 W, 13-0 10/22/60 W, 44-7 10/8/11 PSU (A)...... 38-17 10/2/71 TIE (A)...... 14-14 10/18/41 PSU (A)...... 26-0 10/18/86 W, 45-14 10/17/30 W, 13-0 10/18/58 L, 7-16 10/23/10 PSU (A)...... 38-21 10/3/70 FHSU (H)...... 28-20 11/16/40 FHSU (H)...... 6-0 10/13/84 W, 20-13 11/23/28 L, 0-6 10/13/56 W, 27-6 10/24/09 PSU (H)...... 59-41 11/1/69 PSU (H)...... 41-18 10/14/39 TIE (A)...... 7-7 10/23/82 W, 37-15 11/26/26 W, 7-0 10/16/54 L, 7-22 10/25/08 PSU (A)...... 34-7 11/2/68 PSU (A)...... 19-13 11/12/38 FHSU (H)...... 19-6 10/11/80 W, 21-17 10/4/52 T, 7-7 10/27/07 PSU (H)...... 35-0 11/4/67 PSU (H)...... 13-7 10/22/37 FHSU (A)...... 12-6 10/15/77 T, 29-29 AWAY – 22-11-6 10/7/50 W, 6-0 10/14/06 PSU (A)...... 35-28 11/5/66 PSU (A)...... 21-12 11/13/36 FHSU (H)...... 23-0 10/23/76 L, 19-20 10/7/17 L, 17-21 10/9/48 L, 7-27 9/3/05 PSU (H)...... 58-7 11/6/65 FHSU (H)...... 21-7 11/14/35 PSU (A)...... 21-0 10/19/74 W, 21-7 9/26/15 W, 31-24 10/26/46 T, 0-0 9/4/04 PSU (A)...... 45-7 11/7/64 FHSU (A)...... 40-7 11/9/34 PSU (H)...... 19-0 10/7/72 L, 14-28 10/8/11 W, 38-17 10/18/41 W, 26-0 9/9/95 TIE (A)...... 16-16 10/19/63 PSU (H)...... 42-12 10/14/33 TIE (A)...... 0-0 10/3/70 L, 20-28 10/23/10 W, 38-21 10/14/39 T, 7-7 9/10/94 PSU (H)...... 55-12 10/20/62 FHSU (A)...... 25-20 11/18/32 PSU (H)...... 13-0 11/1/69 W, 41-18 10/25/08 W, 34-7 10/22/37 L, 6-12 10/15/88 PSU (H)...... 61-17 10/21/61 PSU (H)...... 41-7 11/21/31 PSU (A)...... 13-6 11/4/67 W, 13-7 10/14/06 W, 35-28 11/14/35 W, 21-0 10/17/87 PSU (A)...... 62-13 10/22/60 PSU (A)...... 44-7 10/17/30 PSU (H)...... 13-0 11/6/65 L, 7-21 9/4/04 W, 45-7 10/14/33 T, 0-0 10/18/86 PSU (H)...... 45-14 10/17/59 PSU (H)...... 14-12 10/19/29 PSU (A)...... 12-0 10/19/63 W, 42-12 9/9/95 T, 16-16 11/21/31 W, 13-6 10/19/85 PSU (A)...... 54-46 10/18/58 FHSU (A)...... 16-7 11/23/28 FHSU (H)...... 6-0 10/21/61 W, 41-7 10/17/87 W, 62-13 10/19/29 W, 12-0 10/13/84 PSU (H)...... 20-13 10/19/57 PSU (H)...... 54-0 11/19/27 PSU (A)...... 13-7 10/17/59 W, 14-12 10/19/85 W, 54-46 11/19/27 W, 13-7 10/15/83 PSU (A)...... 29-25 10/13/56 PSU (A)...... 27-6 11/26/26 PSU (H)...... 7-0 10/19/57 W, 54-0 10/15/83 W, 29-25 10/17/25 W, 6-0 10/23/82 PSU (H)...... 37-15 10/15/55 PSU (H)...... 13-7 10/17/25 PSU (A)...... 6-0 10/15/55 W, 13-7 10/24/81 W, 57-32 11/17/15 L, 0-28 10/24/81 PSU (A)...... 57-32 10/16/54 FHSU (A)...... 22-7 11/17/15 FHSU (A)...... 0-28 10/3/53 T, 12-12 10/13/79 W, 27-26 10/11/80 PSU (H)...... 21-17 10/3/53 TIE (H)...... 12-12 10/6/51 W, 3-0 10/14/78 L, 30-35 (H) = home (N) = neutral 10/13/79 PSU (A)...... 27-26 10/4/52 TIE (A)...... 7-7 HOME – 24-10-3 10/8/49 W, 26-7 10/18/75 L, 13-19 (A) = away * = post-season 10/14/78 FHSU (A)...... 35-30 10/6/51 PSU (H)...... 3-0 10/8/16 L, 41-54 10/11/47 T, 0-0 10/6/73 L, 14-26 10/15/77 TIE (H)...... 29-29 10/7/50 PSU (A)...... 6-0 9/27/14 L, 6-7 11/14/42 W, 13-6 10/2/71 T, 14-14 PITT STATE-Lindenwood SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 4-2-0 11/3/12 LWU (H)...... 44-33 AWAY – 3-0-0 (H) = home (N) = neutral 9/23/17 LWU (H)...... 45-11 9/24/16 W, 50-19 (A) = away * = post-season 9/24/16 PSU (A)...... 50-19 HOME – 1-2-0 9/11/14 W, 38-7 9/12/15 PSU (H)...... 56-28 9/23/17 L, 11-45 11/9/13 W, 41-6 9/11/14 PSU (A)...... 38-7 9/12/15 W, 56-28 11/9/13 PSU (A)...... 41-6 11/3/12 L, 33-44 142 PITT STATE-Missouri Southern SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 40-9-1 10/9/99 PSU (A)...... 36-8 9/27/80 PSU (A)...... 28-21 10/2/10 W, 24-21 10/9/71 W, 21-7 10/4/86 W, 48-7 11/11/17 PSU (H)...... 56-7 9/26/98 PSU (H)...... 20-6 9/29/79 PSU (H)...... 23-3 9/13/08 W, 21-14 11/9/68 W, 14-3 9/29/84 L, 21-30 11/12/16 PSU (A)...... 45-31 9/27/97 PSU (A)...... 42-14 11/11/78 PSU (H)...... 50-34 9/23/06 W, 48-24 10/9/82 W, 35-15 10/31/15 PSU (H)...... 41-14 10/19/96 PSU (H)...... 21-7 11/12/77 MSSU (A)...... 34-19 10/16/04 W, 59-7 AWAY – 19-6-0 9/27/80 W, 28-21 11/1/14 PSU (A)...... 41-10 10/14/95 PSU (A)...... 15-14 10/9/76 MSSU (A)...... 24-20 10/5/02 W, 50-12 11/12/16 W, 45-31 11/12/77 L, 19-34 11/16/13 MSSU (A)...... 35-21 9/17/94 PSU (H)...... 24-14 10/25/75 TIE (H)...... 10-10 10/7/00 W, 42-14 11/1/14 W, 41-10 10/9/76 L, 20-24 11/10/12 PSU (A)...... 26-14 9/18/93 MSSU (A)...... 20-3 10/26/74 MSSU (A)...... 24-13 9/26/98 W, 20-6 11/10/12 W, 26-14 10/26/74 L, 13-24 11/12/11 PSU (H)...... 51-28 10/24/92 PSU (H)...... 42-13 10/13/73 MSSU (H)...... 13-2 10/19/96 W, 21-7 10/3/09 W, 21-13 10/14/72 L, 6-21 10/2/10 PSU (H)...... 24-21 10/26/91 PSU (A)...... 43-21 10/14/72 MSSU (A)...... 21-6 9/17/94 W, 24-14 9/15/07 W, 31-28 10/10/70 W, 33-26 10/3/09 PSU (A)...... 21-13 11/10/90 PSU (A)...... 49-21 10/9/71 PSU (H)...... 21-7 10/24/92 W, 42-13 9/17/05 W, 49-20 11/8/69 W, 61-20 9/13/08 PSU (H)...... 21-14 11/11/89 PSU (H)...... 31-3 10/10/70 PSU (A)...... 33-26 11/11/89 W, 31-3 10/25/03 W, 49-0 9/15/07 PSU (A)...... 31-28 9/24/88 PSU (A)...... 28-6 11/8/69 PSU (A)...... 61-20 9/26/87 W, 34-6 9/29/01 W, 35-13 (H) = home (N) = neutral 9/23/06 PSU (H)...... 48-24 9/26/87 PSU (H)...... 34-6 11/9/68 PSU (H)...... 14-3 10/5/85 W, 30-3 10/9/99 W, 36-8 (A) = away * = post-season 9/17/05 PSU (A)...... 49-20 10/4/86 PSU (A)...... 48-7 10/1/83 L, 13-21 9/27/97 W, 42-14 10/16/04 PSU (H)...... 59-7 10/5/85 PSU (H)...... 30-3 HOME – 21-3-1 10/10/81 W, 34-7 10/14/95 W, 15-14 10/25/03 PSU (A)...... 49-0 9/29/84 MSSU (A)...... 30-21 11/11/17 W, 56-7 9/29/79 W, 23-3 9/18/93 L, 3-20 10/5/02 PSU (H)...... 50-12 10/1/83 MSSU (H)...... 21-13 10/31/15 W, 41-14 11/11/78 W, 50-34 10/26/91 W, 43-21 9/29/01 PSU (A)...... 35-13 10/9/82 PSU (A)...... 35-15 11/16/13 L, 21-35 10/25/75 T, 10-10 11/10/90 W, 49-21 10/7/00 PSU (H)...... 42-14 10/10/81 PSU (H)...... 34-7 11/12/11 W, 51-28 10/13/73 L, 2-13 9/24/88 W, 28-6

PITT STATE-Missouri Western SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 32-11-0 9/22/01 PSU (A)...... 17-13 11/3/84 MWSU (H)...... 42-34 9/23/05 W, 48-30 AWAY – 16-6-0 11/9/85 W, 40-15 10/14/17 PSU (H)...... 26-10 9/30/00 MWSU (A)...... 17-7 11/5/83 MWSU (A)...... 61-14 11/1/03 W, 27-7 10/15/16 W, 55-47 11/5/83 L, 14-61 10/15/16 PSU (A)...... 55-47 10/2/99 PSU (H)...... 31-6 11/13/82 PSU (H)...... 28-20 9/28/02 W, 25-21 10/4/14 W, 23-13 11/14/81 W, 25-6 10/3/15 PSU (H)...... 31-27 11/7/98 MWSU (A)...... 13-7 11/14/81 PSU (A)...... 25-6 10/2/99 W, 31-6 10/26/13 W, 34-14 11/3/79 W, 45-13 10/4/14 PSU (A)...... 23-13 11/6/97 PSU (H)...... 21-14 11/1/80 PSU (H)...... 40-14 11/6/97 W, 21-14 9/1/11 W, 34-7 10/7/78 W, 45-20 10/26/13 PSU (A)...... 34-14 10/12/96 MWSU (A)...... 38-28 11/3/79 PSU (A)...... 45-13 10/7/95 W, 31-0 9/26/10 L, 25-42 9/19/70 W, 63-14 10/20/12 MWSU (A)...... 63-14 10/7/95 PSU (H)...... 31-0 10/7/78 PSU (A)...... 45-20 9/25/93 W, 24-0 9/20/08 W, 46-40 9/1/11 PSU (A)...... 34-7 9/24/94 PSU (A)...... 31-8 10/8/77 MWSU (H)...... 26-14 10/19/91 W, 59-14 9/16/06 L, 35-48 (H) = home (N) = neutral 9/26/10 MWSU (A)...... 42-25 9/25/93 PSU (H)...... 24-0 9/11/71 PSU (H)...... 33-0 9/9/89 W, 42-21 10/23/04 W, 48-21 (A) = away * = post-season 9/25/09 MWSU (H)...... 45-40 10/1792 PSU (A)...... 31-28 9/19/70 PSU (A)...... 63-14 10/10/87 W, 52-9 9/22/01 W, 17-13 9/20/08 PSU (A)...... 46-40 10/19/91 PSU (H)...... 59-14 11/8/86 W, 38-16 9/30/00 L, 7-17 9/22/07 MWSU (H)...... 39-32 9/8/90 PSU (A)...... 45-7 HOME – 16-5-0 11/3/84 L, 34-42 11/7/98 L, 7-13 9/16/06 MWSU (A)...... 48-35 9/9/89 PSU (H)...... 42-21 10/14/17 W, 26-10 11/13/82 W, 28-20 10/12/96 L, 28-38 9/10/05 PSU (H)...... 48-30 10/8/88 PSU (A)...... 42-14 10/3/15 W, 31-27 11/1/80 W, 40-14 9/24/94 W, 31-8 10/23/04 PSU (A)...... 48-21 10/10/87 PSU (H)...... 52-9 10/20/12 L, 14-63 10/8/77 L, 14-26 10/17/92 W, 31-28 11/1/03 PSU (H)...... 27-7 11/8/86 PSU (H)...... 38-16 9/26/09 L, 40-45 9/11/71 W, 33-0 9/8/90 W, 45-7 9/28/02 PSU (H)...... 25-21 11/9/85 PSU (A)...... 40-15 9/22/07 L, 32-39 10/8/88 W, 42-14 PITT STATE-Nebraska Kearney SERIES HISTORY OVERALL –13-7-0 11/2/85 PSU (H)...... 21-7 10/4/75 PSU (A...... 27-13 10/27/79 L, 17-36 11/1/86 W, 27-23 10/27/84 PSU (A)...... 10-9 10/5/74 UNK (A)...... 20-0 9/30/78 W, 14-2 10/27/84 W, 10-9 11/4/17 PSU (A)...... 35-13 10/29/83 UNK (A)...... 27-13 10/5/74 L, 0-20 11/6/82 L, 0-13 11/5/16 PSU (H)...... 52-21 11/6/82 UNK (H)...... 13-0 HOME – 6-4-0 11/6/76 L, 9-20 10/25/80 L, 9-26 10/24/15 PSU (A)...... 24-19 11/7/81 PSU (H)...... 46-24 11/5/16 W, 52-21 10/1/77 L, 3-49 10/25/14 PSU (H)...... 36-21 10/25/80 UNK (H)...... 26-9 10/25/14 W, 36-21 AWAY – 7-3-0 10/4/75 W, 27-13 11/12/05 PSU (A) *...... 49-20 10/27/79 UNK (A)...... 36-17 10/1/88 W, 42-27 11/4/17 W, 35-13 10/1/88 PSU (H)...... 42-21 9/30/78 PSU (H)...... 14-2 11/2/85 W, 21-7 10/24/15 W, 24-19 (H) = home (N) = neutral 10/3/87 PSU (A)...... 31-10 10/1/77 UNK (H)...... 49-3 10/29/83 L, 13-27 11/12/05 W, 49-20 (A) = away * = post-season 11/1/86 PSU (A)...... 27-23 11/6/76 UNK (A)...... 20-9 11/7/81 W, 46-24 10/3/87 W, 31-10

PITT STATE-Northeastern State SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 19-12-2 11/14/64 NSU (A)...... 39-0 9/27/30 PSU (N)...... 18-0 11/12/66 W, 35-27 AWAY – 6-6-1 Neutral – 1-0-0 9/16/17 PSU (A)...... 68-21 11/14/59 PSU (A)...... 34-14 9/28/29 NSU (A)...... 13-7 11/14/64 L, 0-39 9/16/17 W, 68-21 9/27/30 W, 18-0 9/17/16 PSU (H)...... 38-37 11/15/58 NSU (A)...... 40-3 9/29/28 NSU (H)...... 7-0 11/15/58 L, 3-40 9/3/15 W, 38-14 9/3/15 PSU (A)...... 38-14 11/16/57 PSU (A)...... 20-7 11/24/27 PSU (H)...... 14-0 11/10/56 L, 6-31 8/30/12 W, 41-20 (H) = home (N) = neutral 9/6/14 PSU (H)...... 37-0 11/10/56 NSU (A)...... 31-6 10/13/24 PSU (H)...... 20-0 11/11/54 W, 27-0 11/15/69 L, 21-48 (A) = away * = post-season 9/7/13 PSU (H)...... 45-6 11/11/55 NSU (H)...... 13-7 11/15/12 PSU (A)...... 69-7 11/15/52 L, 20-42 11/11/67 T, 7-7 8/30/12 PSU (A)...... 41-20 11/11/54 PSU (H)...... 27-0 11/6/48 W, 44-13 11/13/65 L, 7-28 11/28/87 PSU (H) *...... 57-0 11/12/53 NSU (H)...... 19-14 HOME – 12-6-1 9/18/41 T, 13-13 11/14/59 W, 34-14 11/14/70 PSU (H)...... 21-7 11/15/52 NSU (A)...... 42-20 9/17/16 W, 38-37 11/2/35 W, 6-0 11/16/57 W, 20-7 11/15/69 NSU (H)...... 48-21 11/15/51 NSU (H)...... 31-13 9/6/14 W, 37-0 9/28/34 W, 25-0 11/11/55 L, 7-13 11/16/68 NSU (A)...... 14-7 11/6/48 PSU (H)...... 44-13 9/7/13 W, 45-6 9/28/29 L, 7-13 11/12/53 L, 14-19 11/11/67 TIE (A)...... 7-7 9/18/41 TIED (H)...... 13-13 11/28/87 W, 57-0 11/24/27 W, 14-0 11/15/51 L, 13-31 11/12/66 PSU (H)...... 35-27 11/2/35 PSU (H)...... 6-0 11/14/70 W, 21-7 10/13/24 W, 20-0 9/29/28 L, 0-7 11/13/65 NSU (H)...... 28-7 9/28/34 PSU (H)...... 25-0 11/16/68 L, 7-14 11/15/12 W, 69-7

PITT STATE-Northwest Missouri SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 25-26-0 11/15/03 NWMSU (N)...... 20-19 9/8/79 PSU (A)...... 21-14 11/26/05 L, 21-10 AWAY – 8-9-0 NEUTRAL – 3-9-0 10/28/17 PSU (H)...... 20-10 10/17/02 NWMSU (N)...... 29-7 9/9/78 PSU (H)...... 30-20 11/27/04 W, 50-36 10/29/16 L, 10-69 (Arrowhead Stadium, 10/29/16 NWMSU (A)...... 69-10 10/13/01 NWMSU (H)...... 35-31 9/10/77 NWMSU (A)...... 28-14 10/13/01 L, 28-35 10/18/14 W, 35-17 Kansas City, Mo.) 10/17/15 NWMSU (H)...... 31-14 9/16/00 NWMSU (A)...... 35-28 9/11/76 NWMSU (H)...... 24-0 9/18/99 L, 21-27 11/22/08 L, 35-38 10/19/13 L, 15-24 10/18/14 PSU (A)...... 35-17 9/18/99 NWMSU (H)...... 27-21 9/13/75 NWMSU (A)...... 28-14 10/25/97 L, 14-15 9/16/00 L, 28-35 10/13/12 L, 21-31 10/19/13 NWMSU (N)...... 24-15 10/24/98 NWMSU (A)...... 23-18 9/14/74 NWMSU (A)...... 13-0 11/11/95 W, 22-14 10/24/98 L, 18-23 10/1/11 W, 38-35 10/13/12 NWMSU (N)...... 31-21 10/25/97 NWMSU (H)...... 15-14 9/15/73 NWMSU (H)...... 14-10 10/30/93 W, 38-12 11/16/96 W, 40-0 11/13/10 L, 16-22 143 12/3/11 PSU (H) *...... 41-16 11/16/96 PSU (A)...... 40-0 10/7/61 PSU (A)...... 35-0 10/5/91 W, 38-0 10/29/94 W, 49-7 9/12/09 L, 10-30 10/1/11 PSU (N)...... 38-35 11/11/95 PSU (H)...... 22-14 10/8/60 PSU (H)...... 38-7 11/18/89 W, 28-7 11/3/92 W, 31-14 10/4/08 L, 10-35 11/13/10 NWMSU (N)...... 22-16 10/29/94 PSU (A)...... 49-7 10/13/44 NWMSU (A)...... 33-2 10/7/89 W, 27-13 10/6/90 W, 49-14 10/6/07 L, 34-37 9/12/09 NWMSU (N)...... 30-10 10/30/93 PSU (H)...... 38-12 9/15/44 NWMSU (H)...... 26-13 9/10/83 W, 28-7 9/5/81 L, 6-9 11/4/06 L, 14-41 11/22/08 NWMSU (A) *...... 38-35 11/3/92 PSU (A)...... 31-14 11/29/34 PSU (H)...... 7-0 9/6/80 W, 33-7 9/8/79 W, 21-14 10/29/05 W, 56-35 10/4/08 NWMSU (N)...... 35-10 10/5/91 PSU (H)...... 38-0 9/29/33 PSU (A)...... 33-6 9/9/78 W, 30-20 9/10/77 L, 14-28 11/6/04 W, 21-17 10/6/07 NWMSU (A)...... 37-34 10/6/90 PSU (A)...... 49-14 9/30/32 PSU (H)...... 25-0 9/11/76 L, 0-24 9/13/75 L, 14-28 11/15/03 L, 19-20 11/4/06 NWMSU (N)...... 41-14 11/18/89 PSU (H) *...... 28-7 9/15/73 L, 10-14 9/14/74 L, 0-13 10/17/02 L, 7-29 11/26/05 NWMSU (H) *...... 21-10 10/7/89 PSU (H)...... 27-13 HOME – 14-8-0 10/8/60 W, 38-7 10/7/61 W, 35-0 10/29/05 PSU (N)...... 56-35 9/10/83 PSU (H)...... 28-7 10/28/17 W, 20-10 9/15/44 L, 13-26 10/13/44 L, 2-33 (H) = home (N) = neutral 11/27/04 PSU (H) *...... 50-36 9/5/81 NWMSU (A)...... 9-6 10/17/15 L, 14-31 9/30/32 W, 25-0 9/29/33 W, 33-6 (A) = away * = post-season 11/6/04 PSU (N)...... 21-17 9/6/80 PSU (H)...... 33-7 12/3/11 W, 41-16

PITT STATE-Washburn SERIES HISTORY OVERALL – 63-24-1 12/6/86 PSU (H) *...... 58-24 10/20/56 PSU (H)...... 27-0 11/26/12 W, 31-22 10/11/52 W, 17-7 10/2/76 L, 16-28 9/30/17 WU (H)...... 35-20 10/11/86 PSU (A)...... 21-7 10/21/55 PSU (A)...... 12-7 11/5/11 L, 25-43 10/14/50 W, 39-6 11/16/74 W, 15-14 10/1/16 PSU (A)...... 45-27 10/12/85 PSU (H) ...... 35-18 10/23/54 WU (H)...... 13-12 10/16/10 L, 34-35 10/16/48 L, 7-25 11/4/72 W, 21-7 9/19/15 WU (H)...... 28-21 10/6/84 PSU (A)...... 21-20 10/10/53 WU (A)...... 36-13 11/1/08 W, 48-17 10/18/46 L, 7-12 10/31/70 W, 13-7 9/20/14 PSU (A)...... 42-0 10/8/83 PSU (H)...... 29-21 10/11/52 PSU (H)...... 17-7 10/7/06 W, 29-14 10/26/43 W, 27-7 10/19/68 W, 14-0 11/26/12 PSU (H)...... 31-22 10/16/82 PSU (A)...... 38-14 10/12/51 PSU (A)...... 23-0 10/2/04 W, 70-14 10/9/42 W, 19-0 10/22/66 W, 24-20 11/5/11 WU (H)...... 43-25 10/17/81 PSU (H)...... 35-12 10/14/50 PSU (H)...... 39-6 9/15/01 W, 51-21 10/11/41 T, 7-7 10/24/64 L, 7-14 10/16/10 WU (H)...... 35-34 10/4/80 WU (A)...... 38-36 10/15/49 WU (A)...... 27-19 10/21/00 W, 31-28 10/20/33 L, 0-6 10/26/63 W, 21-20 10/17/09 WU (A)...... 55-3 10/6/79 PSU (H)...... 48-16 10/16/48 WU (H)...... 25-7 11/14/98 W, 72-12 10/12/29 L, 0-12 10/28/61 W, 0-0 11/1/08 PSU (H)...... 48-17 10/28/78 PSU (A)...... 27-14 10/17/47 WU (A)...... 13-12 11/2/96 W, 43-14 11/23/23 W, 10-0 10/24/59 W, 26-6 11/3/07 WU (A)...... 35-28 10/29/77 WU (H)...... 28-21 10/18/46 WU (H)...... 12-7 10/1/94 W, 62-13 10/26/57 W, 21-6 10/7/06 PSU (H)...... 29-14 10/2/76 WU (A)...... 28-16 9/29/44 PSU (A)...... 26-6 11/7/92 W, 48-29 AWAY – 32-13-0 10/21/55 W, 12-7 10/1/05 WU (A)...... 35-34 11/15/75 PSU (H)...... 20-16 10/26/43 PSU (H)...... 27-7 10/28/89 W, 61-0 10/1/16 W, 45-27 10/10/53 L, 13-36 10/2/04 PSU (H)...... 70-14 11/16/74 PSU (A)...... 15-14 10/8/43 PSU (A)...... 39-0 10/31/87 W, 44-0 9/20/14 W, 42-0 10/12/51 W, 23-0 10/11/03 PSU (A)...... 37-10 11/3/73 PSU (H)...... 21-14 10/9/42 PSU (H)...... 19-0 12/6/86 * W, 58-24 10/17/09 L, 3-55 10/15/49 L, 19-27 9/21/02 PSU (A)...... 47-14 11/4/72 PSU (A)...... 21-7 10/11/41 TIE (H)...... 7-7 10/12/85 W, 35-18 11/3/07 L, 28-35 10/17/47 L, 12-13 9/15/01 PSU (H)...... 51-21 10/30/71 PSU (H)...... 27-0 10/6/34 PSU (A)...... 18-13 10/8/83 W, 29-21 10/1/05 L, 34-35 9/29/44 W, 26-6 10/21/00 PSU (H)...... 31-28 10/31/70 PSU (A)...... 13-7 10/20/33 WU (H)...... 6-0 10/17/81 W, 35-12 10/11/03 W, 37-10 10/8/43 W, 39-0 10/23/99 PSU (A)...... 27-8 10/18/69 WU (H)...... 19-17 11/5/32 WU (A)...... 26-7 10/6/79 W, 48-16 9/21/02 W, 47-14 10/6/34 W, 18-13 11/14/98 PSU (H)...... 72-12 10/19/68 PSU (A)...... 14-0 11/6/31 WU (A)...... 15-0 10/29/77 L, 21-28 10/23/99 W, 27-8 11/5/32 L, 7-26 11/15/97 PSU (A)...... 40-11 10/21/67 PSU (H)...... 38-12 10/11/30 WU (A)...... 12-7 11/15/75 W, 20-16 11/15/97 W, 40-11 11/6/31 L, 0-15 11/2/96 PSU (H)...... 43-14 10/22/66 PSU (A)...... 24-20 10/12/29 WU (H)...... 12-0 11/3/73 W, 21-14 10/28/95 W, 31-7 10/11/30 L, 7-12 10/28/95 PSU (A)...... 31-7 10/23/65 PSU (H)...... 20-7 10/19/28 WU (A)...... 12-0 10/30/71 W, 27-0 10/2/93 W, 55-18 10/19/28 L, 0-12 10/1/94 PSU (H)...... 62-13 10/24/64 WU (A)...... 14-7 11/22/24 PSU (A)...... 20-0 10/18/69 L, 17-19 11/9/91 W, 21-0 11/22/24 W, 20-0 10/2/93 PSU (A)...... 55-18 10/26/63 PSU (A)...... 21-20 11/23/23 PSU (H)...... 10-0 10/21/67 W, 38-12 10/27/90 W, 17-0 11/30/22 W, 6-0 11/7/92 PSU (H)...... 48-29 10/27/62 PSU (H)...... 27-0 11/30/22 PSU (A)...... 6-0 10/23/65 W, 20-7 10/29/88 W, 23-14 10/8/21 W, 21-7 11/9/91 PSU (A)...... 21-0 10/28/61 PSU (A)...... 40-0 10/8/21 PSU (A)...... 21-7 10/27/62 W, 27-0 10/11/86 W, 21-7 10/27/90 PSU (A)...... 17-0 10/29/60 PSU (H)...... 27-6 10/29/60 W, 27-6 10/6/84 W, 21-20 (H) = home (N) = neutral 10/28/89 PSU (H) ...... 61-0 10/24/59 PSU (A)...... 26-6 HOME – 31-11-1 10/25/58 W, 13-7 10/16/82 W, 38-14 (A) = away * = post-season 10/29/88 PSU (A)...... 23-14 10/25/58 PSU (H)...... 13-7 9/30/17 L, 20-35 10/20/56 W, 27-0 10/4/80 L, 36-38 10/31/87 PSU (H)...... 44-0 10/26/57 PSU (A)...... 21-6 9/19/15 L, 21-28 10/23/54 L, 12-13 10/28/78 W, 27-14 THE MIAA The Mid-America Intercollegiate Athletics Association, a 12-member conference of NCAA Division II institutions located in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska and Oklahoma embarks upon its 104th season of competition this fall. First organized in 1912 as the Missouri Intercollegiate Athletic Association, the league has undergone several changes since the 1990s, highlighted by expansion and increased participation in national championships. The MIAA has gained recognition as one of the top NCAA Division II athletic conferences in the nation, producing 23 National Championship teams since the 1990s – Pittsburg State in football (1991, 2011), women’s outdoor track & field (2016) and men’s indoor track & field (2018); Missouri Southern in women’s softball (1992); Central Missouri in baseball (1994, 2003), women’s indoor track & field (2015), women’s outdoor track & field (2015) and women’s basketball (2018); Northwest Missouri State in football (1998, 1999, 2009, 2010, 2013, 2015, 2016) and men’s basketball (2017); Washburn in women’s basketball (2005); Emporia State in women’s basketball (2010), Central Oklahoma in softball (2013) and Lincoln in women’s outdoor track & field (2014, 2018) – as well as numerous individual NCAA Division II Champions and All-Americans. The MIAA conducts conference championships in 10 men’s and 10 women’s sports. Men’s champions are crowned in baseball, basketball, cross country, football, golf, soccer, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field and wrestling. Women’s championships MIAA STAFF are held in basketball, bowling, cross country, golf, soccer, softball, tennis, indoor and outdoor track and field and volleyball. MIAA Office Address Mike Racy is in his second year as commisioner of the MIAA. Racy was named the fifth full-time commissioner on Sept. 7, 2016 and 1627 Main Street, Suite 901 began his tenure on Feb. 1, 2017 succeeding Dr. Bob Boerigter who announced his retirement in May 2016. Racy is an accomplished Kansas City, MO 64108 education, legal and sports executive with more than 20 years of leadership experience in higher education. Commissioner: Mike Racy Amber Feldman enters her eighth year with the conference as Associate Commissioner for Internal Operations/Senior Woman Communications: Josh Slaughter Administrator. Larry House enters his 11th year with the MIAA, his eighth as Associate Commissioner for External Affairs. External Affairs: Larry House Internal Operations: Amber Feldman Mike Racy Ryley Eggers begins is in his first year as Director of Communications for the conference. 144 MIAA Office Phone: (816) 421-MIAA (6422) MIAA Office FAX: (816) 421-6423 MIAA MEMBER SCHOOLS MIAA Media Relations FAX: (816) 421-6429 University of Central Missouri Missouri Western State University University of Central Oklahoma University of Nebraska-Kearney Emporia State University Northeastern State University www.themiaa.com Fort Hays State University Northwest Missouri State University Lincoln University Pittsburg State University Lindenwood University Southwest Baptist University Missouri Southern State University Washburn University

2018 MIAA Composite Schedule Thursday, August 30 Saturday, September 15 Saturday, October 6 Saturday, October 27 Saturday, November 17 ESU @ NSU, 7 p.m. MWSU @ UCM, 1 p.m. LWU @ UNK, 11 a.m. ESU @ WU, 1 p.m. NCAA Division II Playoffs - 1st Rnd. UCM @ FHSU, 7 p.m. MSSU @ NWMSU, 1:30 p.m. NSU @ WU, 1 p.m. PSU @ MWSU, 1 p.m. WU @ LWU, 7 p.m. ESU @ UNK, 2 p.m. NWMSU @ PSU, 2 p.m. UNK @ UCM, 1:30 p.m. Saturday, November 24 MSSU @ UNK, 7 p.m. WU @ FHSU, 7 p.m. UCM @ UCO, 2 p.m. UCO @ MSSU, 2 p.m. NCAA Division II Playoffs - 2nd Rnd. MWSU @ NWMSU, 7 p.m. UCO @ LWU, 7 p.m. MWSU @ MSSU, 2 p.m. NWMSU @ NSU, 2 p.m. UCO @ PSU, 7 p.m. PSU @ NSU, 7 p.m. FHSU @ ESU, 2 p.m. LWU @ FHSU, 2 p.m. Saturday, December 1 NCAA Division II Quarterfinals Thursday, September 6 Saturday, September 22 Saturday, October 13 Saturday, November 3 NWMSU @ WU, 6 p.m. UCM @ WU, 1 p.m. ESU @ UCM, 1 p.m. MWSU @ UNK, 11 a.m. Saturday, December 8 MSSU @ WU, 1 p.m. UCM @ LWU, 1 p.m. NCAA Division II Semifinals NSU @ UCM, 7 p.m. LWU @ ESU, 2 p.m. FHSU @ MSSU, 6 p.m. UCO @ MWSU, 12 p.m. FHSU @ NWMSU, 1:30 p.m. Mineral Water Bowl UNK @ UCO, 7 p.m. NWMSU @ UCO, 6 p.m. UNK @ NWMSU, 2 p.m. WU @ PSU, 2 p.m. @ Excelsior Springs, Mo. PSU @ ESU, 7 p.m. UNK @ PSU, 7 p.m. LWU @ NSU, 2 p.m. MSSU @ ESU, 2 p.m. FHSU @ MWSU, 7 p.m. NSU @ MWSU, 7 p.m. PSU @ FHSU, 2 p.m. UCO @ NSU, 2 p.m. Saturday, December 15 NCAA Division II National Championship Saturday, September 8 Saturday, September 29 Saturday, October 20 Saturday, November 10 @ Kansas City, Kan. LWU @ MSSU, 7 p.m. UNK @ NSU, 1 p.m. FHSU @ UNK, 11 a.m. UNK @ WU, 1 p.m. PSU @ LWU, 1 p.m. NWMSU @ LWU, 1 p.m. NWMSU @ UCMU, 1 p.m. MSSU @ UCM, 1 p.m. MWSU @ ESU, 2 p.m. LWU @ MWSU, 1 p.m. ESU @ NWMSU, 1:30 p.m. UCM @ PSU, 2 p.m. PSU @ MSSU, 2 p.m. UCO @ FSSU, 7 p.m. WU @ UCO, 2 p.m. ESU @ UCO, 2 p.m. WU vs. MWSU, 7 p.m. NSU @ MSSU, 5 p.m. NSU @ FHSU, 2 p.m. THE MIAA IN THE PLAYOFFS The MIAA has been well represented in the NCAA Division II playoffs, highlighted by eight national championships and 14 appearances in the NCAA-II National Championship Game during the past 29 years. MIAA ALL-TIME PLAYOFF SCORES 1982 NWMSU 25, North Alabama 24 The conference champion has represented the MIAA in each of the past 29 seasons, while the league Jacksonville State 34, TSU 21 Grand Valley State 21, NWMSU 17 † runner-up also has earned playoff berths 23 times. 1984 2006 Nebraska-Omaha 28, NWMSU 15 Midwestern State 28, MWSU 26 Northwest Missouri leads the MIAA with 21 trips to the NCAA-II playoffs including six national 1989 NWMSU 27, Midwestern State 0 championships (1998-99, 2009, 2013, 2015-16) and four straight national runner-up finishes (2005-08). PSU 28, NWMSU 7 NWMSU 28, Chadron State 21 Angelo State 24, PSU 21 NWMSU 33, Bloomsburg 3 Pittsburg State has made 18 appearances in the NCAA Division II playoffs, including the 1991 & 2011 1990 Grand Valley State 17, NWMSU 14 † National Championships and national runner-up finishes in 1992, 1995 and 2004. The Gorillas have PSU 59, TSU 3 2007 earned post-season berths as the MIAA Champion 12 times (1989-92, ’94-96, 2001, ’03-04, ’11, ’14) and PSU 60, Texas A&M-Commerce 28 West Texas A&M 40, WU 39 North Dakota State 39, PSU 29 NWMSU 56, West Texas A&M 28 as the runner-up six times (1993, ’97, ’99, 2001, ’05, ’08). 1991 NWMSU 26, Chadron State 13 PSU 26, Butler 16 NWMSU 34, Grand Valley State 16 Truman was the first MIAA team to appear in NCAA-II post-season play. Central Missouri, Emporia State, PSU 38, Texas A&M-Commerce 28 Valdosta State 25, NWMSU 20 † Fort Hays State, Missouri Southern, Missouri Western, Nebraska-Omaha, Northwest Missouri, Pittsburg PSU 53, Portland State 21 2008 State, Truman and Washburn each have earned berths into the 16-team (24-team as of 2004) NCAA-II PSU 23, Jacksonville State 6 † PSU 33, Nebraska-Omaha 21 playoff field, although Truman, Pitt State, NWMSU, Washburn, Missouri Western, Central Missouri and 1992 NWMSU 38, PSU 35 Emporia State are the only schools with multiple playoff appearances. PSU 26, North Dakota 21 NWMSU 45, Abilene Christian 36 PSU 38, North Dakota State 37 (OT) NWMSU 42, North Alabama 7 MIAA members have met head-to-head 13 times in NCAA-II playoff competition: Pitt State defeated NWMSU, PSU 41, Portland State 38 Minnesota Duluth 21, NWMSU 14 † 28-7, at Pittsburg in a first-round game in 1989; Pitt State defeated TSU, 59-3, in the first round of the Jacksonville State 17, PSU 13 † 2009 1990 playoffs; Pitt State defeated NWMSU, 50-36, in the quarterfinals in 2004; NWMSU defeated WU, 42-32, 1993 NWMSU 35, Abilene Christian 10 North Dakota 17, PSU 14 NWMSU 21, Central Washington 20 at Topeka in the NCAA-II second round in 2005; NWMSU defeated Pitt State, 21-10, at Pittsburg in the Minnesota State 34, MSSU 13 NWMSU 56, California (Pa.) 31 2005 NCAA-II quarterfinals; Pitt State downed UNO, 33-21, in the first round of the 2008 playoffs, NWMSU 1994 NWMSU 30, Grand Valley State 23 † slipped past Pitt State, 38-35, in the second round in 2008 and NWMSU defeated UCM in the quarterfinals North Dakota State 18, PSU 12 (3OT) 2010 in 2010. NWMSU defeated Missouri Western in the first round in 2011; Pittsburg State beat Washburn in North Dakota 18, TSU 6 NWMSU 28, MWSU 24, the second round and NWMSU in the quarterfinals during its 2011 National Championship run; NWMSU 1995 UCM 55, West Texas A&M 35 defeated ESU, 38-17, in the 2016 quarterfinals and the Bearcats beat the Hornets, 44-13, in 2016. PSU 36, Northern Colorado 17 NWMSU 35, Texas A&M-Kingsville 31 PSU 9, North Dakota State 7 UCM 55, Abilene Christian 41 Pittsburg State’s win over Northwest Missouri in 1989 was the MIAA’s first playoff victory. The Gorillas PSU 28, Texas A&M-Kingsville 25 (OT) NWMSU 37, UCM 20 triumph over Texas A&M-Commerce in 1990 also marked the MIAA’s first playoff win over a non-league North Alabama 27, PSU 7 † Minnesota Duluth 17, NWMSU 13 145 foe and the first time an MIAA team reached the semifinal round of the playoffs. 1996 2011 NWMSU 23, Nebraska-Omaha 22 NWMSU 35, MWSU 29 The MIAA has compiled a 76-51 (.598) overall record in the NCAA-II playoffs. Pittsburg State has a 25-16 Northern Colorado 24, PSU 21 WU 52, Abilene Christian 49 Northern Colorado 27, NWMSU 26 NWMSU 38, Midwestern State 31 (.610) playoff record in its 18 appearances in the national playoffs. Northwest Missouri has a 43-16 (.729) 1997 PSU 31, WU 22 record in 21 trips, MWSU has a 2-4 record in four trips (.333), UCM has a 2-3 record in three trips (.400) and NWMSU 39, North Dakota State 28 PSU 41, NWMSU 16 ESU has a 3-4 record in four trips (.429), while WU holds a 1-2 (.333) playoff record. FHSU (0-1), MSSU (0-1) Northern Colorado 24, PSU 16 PSU 49, Delta State 23 and TSU (0-3) are winless in their tries. Northern Colorado 35, NWMSU 19 PSU 35, Wayne State (Mich.) 21 † 1998 2012 MIAA CHAMPIONS (1928-2017) NWMSU 28, Nebraska-Omaha 14 NWMSU 35, Harding 0 NWMSU 42, Northern Colorado 17 Missouri Western 57, Minn. Duluth 55 2017 Fort Hays State 1986 Central Missouri 1954 Truman Minn. St.-Mankato 38, NWMSU 35 2016 Northwest Missouri 1985 Truman 1953 Truman NWMSU 49, Texas A&M-Kingsville 34 2015 Northwest Missouri 1984 Northwest Missouri 1952 Northwest Missouri; NWMSU 24, Carson-Newman 6 † MWSU 45, Henderson State 21 2014 PITTSBURG STATE; 1983 Central Missouri; Truman 1999 Minn. St.-Mankato 17, Missouri Western 10 Northwest Missouri Missouri S&T 1951 Truman; NWMSU 20, North Dakota 13 (OT) 2013 2013 Northwest Missouri 1982 Truman Missouri State Northern Colorado 34, PSU 31 Minnesota Duluth 55, ESU 13 2012 Missouri Western 1981 Truman 1950 Missouri S&T NWMSU 41, Northern Colorado 35 NWMSU 45, Minnesota Duluth 21 2011 PITTSBURG STATE 1980 Missouri S&T 1949 Missouri S&T NWMSU 20, Indiana (Pa.), 12 NWMSU 59, St. Cloud State 21 2010 Northwest Missouri 1979 Northwest Missouri 1948 Missouri State; NWMSU 58, Carson-Newman 52 (4OT) † NWMSU 27, Grand Valley State 13 2009 Northwest Missouri 1978 Missouri State Northwest Missouri 2000 NWMSU 43, Lenoir-Rhyne 28 † 2008 Northwest Missouri 1977 Missouri S&T; 1947 Missouri S&T North Dakota State 31, NWMSU 17 2014 2007 Northwest Missouri Southeast Missouri 1946 Southeast Missouri Minnesota Duluth 25, NWMSU 21 2006 Northwest Missouri 1976 Truman; SEMSU 1943-45 No MIAA Nebraska-Omaha 14, PSU 3 2005 Washburn 1975 Southeast Missouri Competition 2001 PSU 59, Harding 42 2004 PITTSBURG STATE 1974 Northwest Missouri 1942 Missouri State; PSU 20, Nebraska-Omaha 7 Minnesota State 24, PSU 21 (OT) 2003 PITTSBURG STATE; 1973 Southeast Missouri Northwest Missouri North Dakota 38, PSU 0 2015 UCM; ESU; MWSU; NWMSU 1972 Northwest Missouri 1941 Missouri S&T; 2002 ESU 51, Minnesota State 49 2002 Northwest Missouri 1971 Truman Northwest Missouri Northern Colorado 49, UCM 28 ESU 29, Henderson State 3 2001 PITTSBURG STATE 1970 UCM; Truman 1940 Missouri State NWMSU 45, Minn. Duluth 41 NWMSU 54, Humboldt State 7 2000 Northwest Missouri 1969 Southeast Missouri; 1939 Northwest Missouri Northern Colorado 23, NWMSU 12 NWMSU 38, ESU 17 1999 Northwest Missouri Truman 1938 Northwest Missouri 2003 NWMSU 38, West Georgia 23 1998 Northwest Missouri 1968 Southeast Missouri 1937 Southeast Missouri North Dakota 24, PSU 14 NWMSU 34, Shepherd 7 † 1997 Northwest Missouri 1967 Southeast Missouri 1936 Truman Winona State 10, ESU 3 2016 1996 PITTSBURG STATE; 1966 Missouri State 1935 Truman Harding 48, UCM 31 Northwest Missouri 1965 Truman 1934 Truman 2004 1995 PITTSBURG STATE 1964 Truman 1933 Truman NWMSU 34, Texas A&M-Kingsville 14 ESU 59, Minnesota Duluth 26 1994 PITTSBURG STATE 1963 Missouri State 1932 Truman PSU 70, Colorado Mines 35 NWMSU 44, ESU 13 1993 Missouri Southern 1962 Southeast Missouri 1931 Northwest Missouri PSU 50, NWMSU 36 NWMSU 35, Harding 0 1992 PITTSBURG STATE 1961 Truman 1930 Truman PSU 31, North Dakota 19 NWMSU 35, Ferris State 20 1991 PITTSBURG STATE 1960 Truman 1929 Truman Valdosta State 36, PSU 31 † NWMSU 29, North Alabama 3 † 1990 PITTSBURG STATE 1959 Southeast Missouri 1928 Missouri State; Truman 2005 2017 1989 PITTSBURG STATE 1958 Southeast Missouri NWMSU 45, Angelo State 14 Ashland 21, NWMSU 18 1988 UCM; Truman; 1957 Southeast Missouri PSU 49, Nebraska-Kearney 20 Ferris State 31, FHSU 21 Southeast Missouri 1956 Central Missouri; NWMSU 42, WU 32 1987 Central Missouri; Missouri S&T † national championship game Southeast Missouri 1955 Southeast Missouri PSU 41, West Texas A&M 3 NWMSU 21, PSU 10 2017 MIAA Review 2017 MIAA STANDINGS W L Pct PF PA W L Pct PF PA Fort Hays State 11 0 1.000 682 180 11 1 .917 682 180 Northwest Missouri 9 2 .818 445 315 9 3 .750 445 315 Central Missouri 8 3 .727 448 311 9 3 .750 448 311 PITTSBURG STATE 7 4 .636 444 411 8 4 .667 444 411 Central Oklahoma 7 4 .636 352 256 8 4 .667 352 256 Washburn 6 5 .545 328 351 7 5 .583 328 351 Emporia State 6 5 .545 336 324 6 5 .545 336 324 Lindenwood 4 7 .364 307 422 4 7 .364 307 422 Missouri Western 4 7 .364 287 378 4 7 .364 287 378 Nebraska-Kearney 3 8 .273 256 465 3 8 .273 256 465 Northeastern State 1 10 .091 267 449 1 10 .091 267 449 Missouri Southern 0 11 .000 236 414 0 11 .000 236 414

2017 MIAA ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS Most Valuable Offensive Player Special Teams Player of the Year Coach of the Year JT Juper, WR, Central Oklahoma Brandon Brown, K, Fort Hays State Chris Brown, Fort Hays State Most Valuable Defensive Player Freshman of the Year 146 Nathan Shepherd, DL, Fort Hays State Devante Turner, RB, Central Missouri FIRST-TEAM OFFENSE second-TEAM DEFENSE hon. mention OFFENSE hon. mention deFENSE Brook Bolles...... UCM...... QB Tre Vaughn Ammons...... ESU...... DL Najee Jackson...... LWU...... QB Connor Flagel...... UCM...... DL Kenneth Iheme...... FHSU...... RB Darrian Bass...... MWSU...... DL Braxton Marstall...... ESU...... QB Triphinue Taylor...... UCM...... DL Devante Turner...... UCM...... RB Caleb Mather...... NWMSU...... DL Zach Martin...... NWMSU...... QB Luke Wright...... FHSU...... DL Justin Brown...... ESU...... WR Wyatt Parker...... FHSU...... DL Wes Thomas...... UCM...... WR Antonio Davis...... LWU...... DL Monterio Burchfield...... FHSU...... WR Trey Parker...... WU...... DL Louis Dailey...... ESU...... WR Nate Iloilo...... MWSU...... DL JT Luper...... UCO...... WR Alex Figueroa...... UCO...... LB Tyler Bacon...... FHSU...... WR Tye Spies...... UNK...... DL Seth Hebert...... UCM...... TE/FB Derrick McGreevy...... WU...... LB Harley Hazlett...... FHSU...... WR Samuel Roberts...... NWMSU...... DL Kane Barker...... UCM...... OL Austin Miller...... UCM...... LB Zac King...... NSU...... WR Bradley Payne...... PSU...... DL Codey Funk...... PSU...... OL La’More Wise...... NSU...... LB Shane Williams...... NWMSU...... WR Jalen Durham...... WU...... DL Bob Marco...... WU...... OL Corey Ballentine...... WU...... DB James Brania-Hopp...... WU...... WR Alex Lackey...... UCM...... LB Sam Noble...... UCO...... OL Marcus Brantley...... PSU...... DB Carey Woods...... WU...... WR Kolt Trachsel...... FHSU...... LB Travis Talley...... FHSU...... OL Anthony Lane...... NWMSU...... DB Caleb Moss...... UCO...... TE/FB Roc Robbins...... MSSU...... LB Brandon Brown...... FHSU...... K Jonathan Owens...... MWSU...... DB Austin Burau...... MWSU...... TE/FB Sal Silvio...... UNK...... LB Corey Ballentine...... WU...... KR/PR Bakari Triggs...... LWU...... DB Ian McIntosh...... MWSU...... TE/FB Morgan Selemaea...... PSU...... LB Zach Davidson...... UCM...... P Michael Davis...... NSU...... TE/FB Darian Taylor...... PSU...... LB FIRST-TEAM DEFENSE Clayton Wilson...... NWMSU...... TE/FB Cedric Gonzalez...... WU...... LB Austen Eskew...... NWMSU...... DL third-TEAM OFFENSE Jovon Wilson...... PSU...... TE/FB Riley Galyon...... UCO...... DB Jonathan Harris...... LWU...... DL Chas Stallard...... UCO...... QB Jake Heckler...... UCM...... OL Stephan Robinson...... UCO...... DB Simanu’a Thomas...... PSU...... DL Calen Campbell...... LWU...... RB Noah Hammons...... UCO...... OL Gary Woods II...... ESU...... DB Nathan Shepherd...... FHSU...... DL Mickeel Stewart...... WU...... RB Aaron Williams...... UCO...... OL A.J. West...... ESU...... DB Ben Althoff...... NWMSU...... LB Charles Tigner...... FHSU...... RB Jake Warehime...... ESU...... OL Tanner Hoekman...... FHSU...... DB Gabe Cleveland...... ESU...... LB Josh Crockett...... UCO...... WR Estevan Arana...... ESU...... OL Connor Shedeed...... FHSU...... DB Jose Delgado...... FHSU...... LB Austin Panko...... PSU...... WR Evan Pumphrey...... LWU...... OL Ace Rogers...... LWU...... DB Cody Lindsay...... MWSU...... LB Kyrion Parker...... UCM...... WR Lucas Beddow...... LWU...... OL Carter Rees...... MSSU...... DB Kamon Clayton...... FHSU...... DB Deantrell Prince...... LWU...... WR Aaron Leo...... MSSU...... OL Alex Wade...... MSSU...... DB Doyin Jobowu...... FHSU...... DB Jordan Grove...... NWMSU...... TE/FB Mike Dzierzega...... MSSU...... OL Dallas Vaughn...... UNK...... DB Marcus Jones...... NWMSU...... DB Donald Blackmon...... FHSU...... OL Shawn Rouse...... MWSU...... OL Malik Webb...... UNK...... DB Monteze Latimore...... UCM...... DB Pat Kelly...... FHSU...... OL Josh Stoltenberg...... UNK...... OL La’Vonte White...... NSU...... DB D.J. Olmstead...... WU...... DB Akil Williams...... LWU...... OL Brian West...... NSU...... OL Juanté Baldwin...... PSU...... DB Justin Marcha...... ESU...... P Bo Farrow...... PSU...... OL Caleb Hash...... NSU...... OL Josh Hornback...... PSU...... DB Kyle Hinton...... WU...... OL Ryan Huff...... NWMSU...... OL Carnell Lewis...... PSU...... DB Alex Langer...... UCM...... K Tanner Owen...... NWMSU...... OL Peter Pfannensteil...... WU...... DB SECOND-TEAM OFFENSE Austin Panko...... PSU...... KR/PR Zach Thomas...... PSU...... OL Michael Crowder...... LWU...... P Jacob Mezera...... FHSU...... QB Alex Quevedo...... UCO...... K Garrett Cline...... UCM...... LS Landon Nault...... ESU...... RB Jared Vincent...... PSU...... K Shamar Griffith...... MWSU...... KR/PR Michael Rose...... PSU...... RB third-TEAM DEFENSE Jonathan Owens...... MWSU...... KR/PR Koby Wilkerson...... UCM...... WR Carson Smith...... UCO...... DL Perry Schmiedeler...... WU...... K/P Shawn Bane Jr...... NWMSU...... WR Hinwa Allieu...... UNK...... DL Gary McKnight Jr...... NSU...... WR Bobby Gruenloh...... NWMSU...... DL Matthew Wendelberger...... FHSU...... TE/FB Ben Spaeth...... NWMSU...... DL Hayden Eatinger...... MWSU...... OL Colton Lindsey...... UCO...... LB Zach Flott...... NWMSU...... OL Nick Hess...... NWMSU...... LB Chris Gomez...... UCM...... OL Ethan Fugitt...... PSU...... LB Max Oeser...... MWSU...... OL George Brown...... UNK...... DB Thomas O’Grady...... ESU...... OL Omari Cole...... UCO...... DB Tyler Basch...... MWSU...... K Brandin Dandridge...... MWSU...... DB Kendell Sparks...... LWU...... KR/PR Diaron Rhodes...... UCM...... DB Darrius Williams...... LWU...... DB Dante Brown...... FHSU...... P Yearly MIAA Standings MIAA OVERALL MIAA OVERALL MIAA OVERALL MIAA OVERALL 1989 W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT. 1997 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. 2005 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. 2013 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. PSU 10-0-0 1.000 12-1-0 .923 NWMSU 9-0 1.000 12-1 .923 WU 7-1 .875 9-3 .750 NWMSU 10-0 1.000 15-0 1.000 NWMSU 8-2-0 .800 9-3-0 .750 PSU 8-1 .889 9-2 .818 MWSU 6-2 .750 9-3 .750 ESU 9-1 .900 9-2 0.818 SEMSU 7-3-0 .700 7-4-0 .636 MSSU 6-3 .667 7-3 .700 NWMSU 6-2 .750 11-4 .733 PSU 7-2 .778 10-2 .833 MSSU 6-4-0 .600 6-4-0 .600 TSU 6-3 .667 6-4 .600 PSU 6-2 .750 10-4 .714 MWSU 7-3 .700 8-3 .727 SBU 5-5-0 .500 5-5-0 .500 ESU 5-4 .556 7-4 .636 UCM 5-3 .625 7-3 .700 WU 7-3 .700 8-3 .727 UCM 5-5-0 .500 5-6-0 .455 UCM 4-5 .444 5-6 .455 ESU 3-5 .375 4-6 .400 MSSU 5-3 .625 7-3 .700 MWSU 5-5-0 .500 5-6-0 .455 MWSU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 MSSU 2-6 .250 3-7 .300 UCM 5-4 .556 6-4 .600 TSU 4-6-0 .400 4-7-0 .364 WU 2-7 .222 3-8 .273 SBU 1-7 .125 3-8 .273 FHSU 4-5 .444 6-5 .545 WU 3-7-0 .300 3-7-0 .300 MST 2-7 .222 3-8 .273 TSU 0-8 .000 2-9 .182 UNK 3-6 .333 3-8 .273 MST 1-9-0 .100 1-9-0 .100 SBU 0-9 .000 0-10 .000 MIAA OVERALL LWU 2-6 .250 3-6 .333 LU 1-9-0 .100 1-10-0 .091 MIAA OVERALL 2006 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. LU 2-8 .200 3-8 .273 MIAA OVERALL 1998 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. NWMSU 9-0 1.000 11-1 .917 UCO 2-8 .200 2-8 .200 1990 W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT. NWMSU 9-0 1.000 15-0 1.000 PSU 7-2 .778 10-2 .833 NSU 2-8 .200 2-9 .182 PSU 9-0-0 .1000 12-1-0 .923 ESU 7-2 .778 9-2 .818 MWSU 7-2 .778 9-3 .750 SBU 1-9 .100 1-10 .091 TSU 8-1-0 .889 9-2-0 .818 UCM 6-3 .667 8-3 .727 WU 6-3 .667 7-4 .636 MIAA OVERALL SEMSU 7-2-0 .778 7-3-0 .700 PSU 6-3 .667 7-3 .700 TSU 6-3 .667 6-5 .545 2014 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. UCM 5-4-0 .556 5-5-0 .500 TSU 6-3 .667 6-5 .545 MSSU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 PSU 10-1 .909 11-2 .846 MSSU 4-5-0 .455 4-5-0 .455 MWSU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 UCM 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 NWMSU 10-1 .909 10-2 .833 WU 4-5-0 .455 4-6-0 .400 WU 3-6 .333 4-7 .364 ESU 2-7 .222 3-8 .273 UCO 8-3 .727 8-4 .667 SBU 4-5-0 .455 4-6-0 .400 MSSU 3-6 .333 3-7 .300 FHSU 1-8 .111 1-10 .091 UCM 7-4 .636 8-4 .667 NWMSU 2-7-0 .222 2-8-1 .227 SBU 2-7 .222 3-8 .273 SBU 1-8 .111 1-10 .091 FHSU 7-4 .636 7-4 .636 MWSU 2-7-0 .222 2-8-0 .200 MST 0-9 .000 0-11 .000 MIAA OVERALL MWSU 7-4 .636 7-4 .636 MST 0-9-0 .000 0-10-0 .000 MIAA OVERALL 2007 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. ESU 4-7 .364 4-7 .364 MIAA OVERALL 1999 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. NWMSU 9-0 1.000 12-2 .857 MSSU 4-7 .364 4-7 .364 1991 W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT. NWMSU 9-0 1.000 14-1 .933 WU 7-2 .778 8-4 .667 WU 4-7 .364 4-7 .364 PSU 8-0-1 .944 13-1-1 .900 PSU 8-1 .889 10-2 .833 MWSU 6-3 .667 9-3 .750 UNK 3-8 .273 3-8 .273 MSSU 7-2-0 .778 8-3-0 .727 MWSU 6-3 .667 7-4 .636 PSU 6-3 .667 8-3 .727 LWU 2-9 .182 2-9 .182 SBU 5-4-0 .556 7-4-0 .636 UCM 5-4 .556 7-4 .636 UCM 6-3 .667 7-4 .636 NSU 0-11 .000 0-11 .000 UCM 5-4-0 .556 5-6-0 .455 WU 4-5 .444 6-5 .545 MSSU 4-5 .444 6-5 .545 MIAA OVERALL TSU 5-4-0 .556 5-6-0 .455 ESU 4-5 .444 5-6 .455 TSU 4-5 .444 6-5 .545 2015 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. ESU 4-5-0 .444 5-5-0 .500 TSU 4-5 .444 4-7 .364 FHSU 2-7 .222 4-7 .364 NWMSU 11-0 1.000 15-0 1.000 NWMSU 4-5-0 .444 5-6-0 .455 MSSU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 ESU 1-8 .111 3-8 .273 ESU 9-2 .818 11-3 .786 MST 3-5-1 .389 4-6-1 .409 SBU 2-7 .222 2-9 .182 SBU 0-9 .000 0-11 .000 FHSU 8-3 .727 8-4 .667 MWSU 2-7-0 .222 4-7-0 .364 MST 0-9 .000 0-11 .000 MIAA OVERALL UCM 8-3 .727 8-3 .727 WU 1-8-0 .111 1-10-0 .091 MIAA OVERALL 2008 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. UCO 6-5 .545 7-5 .583 MIAA OVERALL 2000 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. NWMSU 9-0 1.000 13-2 .867 PSU 6-5 .545 6-5 .545 1992 W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT. NWMSU 9-0 1.000 11-1 .917 PSU 8-1 .889 11-2 .846 MWSU 6-5 .545 6-5 .545 PSU 9-0-0 1.000 14-1-0 .933 MWSU 8-1 .889 8-4 .667 UNO 6-3 .667 7-4 .636 WU 5-6 .455 5-6 .455 TSU 7-2-0 .778 9-3-0 .750 PSU 7-2 .778 9-3 .750 UCM 5-4 .556 7-4 .636 NSU 3-8 .273 3-8 .273 ESU 6-3-0 .667 7-3-0 .700 UCM 5-4 .556 7-4 .636 MWSU 5-4 .556 6-6 .500 LWU 3-8 .273 3-8 .273 UCM 6-3-0 .667 6-4-0 .600 ESU 5-4 .556 6-5 .545 WU 4-5 .444 6-5 .545 MSSU 1-10 .091 1-10 .091 147 NWMSU 6-3-0 .667 6-5-0 .545 TSU 5-4 .556 6-5 .545 TSU 3-6 .333 4-7 .364 UNK 0-11 .000 0-11 .000 MWSU 4-5-0 .444 5-6-0 .455 WU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 ESU 2-7 .222 4-7 .364 MIAA OVERALL MSSU 3-6-0 .333 4-6-0 .400 MSSU 2-7 .222 2-9 .182 MSSU 2-7 .222 4-7 .364 2016 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. WU 2-7-0 .222 2-8-0 .200 SBU 1-8 .111 2-9 .182 FHSU 1-8 .111 2-9 .182 NWMSU 11-0 1.000 15-0 1.000 SBU 1-8-0 .111 2-8-0 .200 MST 0-9 .000 2-9 .182 MIAA OVERALL ESU 10-1 .909 11-2 .846 MST 1-8-0 .111 2-9-0 .182 MIAA OVERALL 2009 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. UCM 9-2 .818 9-3 .750 MIAA OVERALL 2001 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. NWMSU 9-0 1.000 14-1 .933 FHSU 7-4 .636 8-4 .667 1993 W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT. PSU 8-1 .889 11-2 .846 MWSU 6-3 .667 9-3 .750 PSU 7-4 .636 7-4 .636 MSSU 9-0-0 1.000 9-1-1 .864 UCM 7-2 .778 10-2 .833 UCM 6-3 .667 8-3 .727 WU 7-4 .636 7-5 .583 PSU 8-1-0 .889 8-3-0 .727 TSU 6-3 .667 8-3 .727 WU 6-3 .667 8-3 .727 MWSU 4-7 .364 4-7 .364 MWSU 6-2-1 .722 8-2-1 .773 MWSU 6-3 .667 8-3 .727 UNO 6-3 .667 7-5 .583 UCO 3-8 .273 3-8 .273 UCM 6-2-1 .722 7-2-1 .750 NWMSU 6-3 .667 7-4 .636 FHSU 4-5 .444 6-5 .545 LWU 3-8 .273 3-8 .273 TSU 5-4-0 .556 6-5-0 .545 SBU 4-5 .444 6-5 .545 PSU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 MSSU 2-9 .182 2-9 .182 ESU 3-6-0 .333 3-7-0 .300 ESU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 MSSU 3-6 .333 3-7 .300 NSU 2-9 .182 2-9 .182 NWMSU 3-6-0 .333 3-8-0 .364 MSSU 3-6 .333 4-6 .400 ESU 1-8 .111 2-9 .182 UNK 1-10 .091 1-10 .091 MST 2-7-0 .222 3-7-0 .300 WU 2-7 .222 3-8 .273 TSU 1-8 .111 2-9 .182 MIAA OVERALL SBU 2-7-0 .222 2-9-0 .182 MST 0-9 .000 2-9 .182 MIAA OVERALL 2017 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. WU 0-9-0 .000 0-10-0 .000 MIAA OVERALL 2010 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. FHSU 11-0 1.000 11-1 .917 MIAA OVERALL 2002 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. NWMSU 9-0 1.000 12-1 .923 NWMSU 9-2 .818 9-3 .750 1994 W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT. NWMSU 9-0 1.000 15-0 1.000 UCM 8-1 .889 11-3 .786 UCM 8-3 .727 9-3 .750 PSU 9-0-0 1.000 10-1-0 .909 UCM 8-1 .889 10-2 .833 WU 6-3 .667 8-4 .667 PSU 7-4 .636 8-4 .667 TSU 7-2-0 .778 8-3-0 .727 ESU 6-3 .667 9-3 .750 MWSU 6-3 .667 8-4 .667 UCO 7-4 .636 8-4 .667 MWSU 6-3-0 .667 8-3-0 .727 PSU 6-3 .667 8-3 .727 UNO 5-4 .556 5-6 .455 WU 6-5 .545 7-5 .583 UCM 6-3-0 .667 7-3-0 .700 MWSU 4-5 .444 6-5 .545 PSU 3-6 .333 6-6 .500 ESU 6-5 .545 6-5 .545 MSSU 5-4-0 .556 5-5-0 .500 TSU 4-5 .444 6-5 .545 ESU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 LWU 4-7 .364 4-7 .364 MST 4-4-1 .500 5-5-1 .500 MSSU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 MSSU 2-7 .222 4-7 .364 MWSU 4-7 .364 4-7 .364 ESU 4-5-0 .444 5-5-0 .500 WU 3-6 .333 3-8 .273 TSU 2-7 .222 4-7 .364 UNK 3-8 .273 3-8 .273 WU 2-7-0 .222 2-8-0 .200 SBU 2-7 .222 3-8 .273 FHSU 1-8 .111 3-8 .273 NSU 1-10 .091 1-10 .091 SBU 1-7-1 .167 1-8-1 .150 MST 0-9 .000 0-11 .000 MIAA OVERALL MSSU 0-11 .000 0-11 .000 NWMSU 0-9-0 .000 0-11-0 .000 MIAA OVERALL 2011 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. MIAA OVERALL 2003 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. PSU 8-1 .889 13-1 .929 1995 W-L-T PCT. W-L-T PCT. UCM 7-2 .778 9-2 .818 NWMSU 7-2 .778 11-3 .786 PSU 9-0-0 1.000 12-1-1 .893 ESU 7-2 .778 9-3 .750 WU 7-2 .778 11-3 .786 MWSU 6-3-0 .667 7-3-1 .682 MWSU 7-2 .778 9-3 .750 MWSU 7-2 .778 9-3 .750 TSU 6-3-0 .667 6-5-0 .545 PSU 7-2 .778 9-3 .750 UCM 6-3 .667 8-4 .667 NWMSU 6-3-0 .667 6-5-0 .545 NWMSU 7-2 .778 8-3 .727 ESU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 MSSU 5-4-0 .556 6-4-0 .600 TSU 4-5 .444 4-7 .364 FHSU 3-6 .333 4-7 .364 ESU 4-5-0 .444 5-6-0 .455 WU 3-6 .333 5-6 .455 TSU 2-7 .222 4-7 .364 WU 3-6-0 .333 4-6-0 .400 SBU 2-7 .222 3-8 .273 MSSU 2-7 .222 3-7 .300 UCM 3-6-0 .333 4-6-0 .400 MSSU 1-8 .111 1-10 .091 LU 0-9 .000 1-10 .091 SBU 2-7-0 .222 2-8-0 .200 MST 0-9 .000 0-11 .000 MIAA OVERALL MST 1-8-0 .111 1-9-0 .100 MIAA OVERALL 2012 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. MIAA OVERALL 2004 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. MWSU 9-1 .900 12-2 .857 1996 W-L PCT. W-L PCT. PSU 9-0 1.000 14-0 .933 ESU 9-2 .818 10-2 .833 NWMSU 8-1 .889 11-2 .846 NWMSU 8-1 .889 11-2 .846 NWMSU 8-2 .800 10-3 .769 PSU 8-1 .889 8-3 .727 WU 6-3 .667 8-4 .667 PSU 7-3 .700 7-3 .700 TSU 7-2 .778 7-4 .636 UCM 5-4 .556 7-4 .636 LWU 7-3 .700 8-4 .667 MWSU 5-4 .556 7-4 .636 ESU 4-5 .444 5-6 .455 WU 7-4 .636 7-4 .636 MSSU 5-4 .556 6-4 .600 MSSU 4-5 .444 5-6 .455 UCM 6-4 .600 6-4 .600 ESU 5-4 .556 5-6 .455 MWSU 4-5 .444 5-6 .455 MSSU 5-5 .500 6-5 .545 WU 4-5 .444 4-6 .400 MST 2-7 .222 3-8 .273 FHSU 4-6 .400 5-6 .455 UCM 2-7 .222 4-7 .364 TSU 2-7 .222 2-9 .182 NSU 4-6 .400 4-6 .400 MST 1-8 .111 3-8 .273 SBU 1-8 .111 2-9 .182 TSU 3-7 .300 4-7 .364 SBU 0-9 .000 0-10 .000 SBU 3-8 .273 3-8 .273 UNK 2-8 .200 3-8 .273 UCO 2-8 .200 2-8 .200 LU 1-10 .091 1-10 .091 MIAA Records TEAM RECORDS Most Safeties Most Yards Gained Passing (Records are for all games unless noted as regular season) Game 3 ESU vs. CMSU, Sept. 18, 1999 Game 547 UCM at Illinois State, Sept. 2, 2010 Season 5 UCM, 1999 & ‘03 (11 games); Season 5311 UCM, 2010 (14 games) CONSECUTIVES NWMSU, 2007 (14 games) Most Consecutive Victories Most Touchdowns Passing 27 TSU, 1931-35 (27-0-0) Game 7 PSU vs. Panhandle State, Sept. 9, 2006 FIRST DOWNS Season 47 UCM, 2010 (14 games) Most Consecutive Games Without a Defeat Most Total First Downs 27 TSU, 1931-35 (27-0-0); Pittsburg State Game 41 SBU vs. TSU, Oct. 6, 2007 PUNTING Sept. 21, 1991 to Dec. 12, 1992 (26-0-1) Season 429 Pitt State, 2004 (15 games) Most Consecutive Defeats Most Punts 31 MST, 2001-03 Most First Downs Rushing Game 14 SBU vs. UCM, Nov. 9, 1996; Most Consecutive Games Without Being Shutout Game 29 MST vs. Lincoln, Oct. 25, 1986 SBU vs. PSU, Oct. 11, 1997 284 UCM, Sept. 21, 1991 to present Season 254 Pitt State, 2004 (15 games) Season 98 Lincoln, 1981 (11 games) Most Consecutive Shutouts Posted Most First Downs Passing Highest Punting Average 7 NWMSU, 1931 Game 25 ESU vs. NWMSU, Nov. 7, 1992 Season 45.7 SMSU, 1965 (49 punts-2240 yards) Most Consecutive Games Without a Tie Season 229 UCM, 2010 (14 games) 333 TSU, Oct. 14, 1978 to present PUNT RETURNS Most Consecutive Conference Wins TOTAL OFFENSE Most Punt Returns 49 NWMSU, Nov. 5, 2005 to Oct. 1, 2011 Most Total Offensive Plays Game 11 UCM vs. MST, Oct. 22, 1983 Most Conference Wins Without a Defeat Game 126 SBU vs. TSU, Oct. 6, 2007 Season 63 Pitt State, 1995 (14 games) 49 NWMSU, Nov. 5, 2005 to Oct. 1, 2011 Season 1077 NWMSU, 1999 (15 games) Most Consecutive Winning Seasons Highest Average Punt Return (min. 4/game) 22 Northwest Missouri, 1995-present Most Yards Total Offense Season 20.3 NWMSU, 1966 (21 punts-426 yards) Most Consecutive Games Scoring 40-plus Points Game 809 PSU vs. MST, Sept. 25, 2004 Most Punt Returns for Touchdowns 10 Pittsburg State, Aug. 26, 2004 to Oct. 30, 2004 Season 8976 Pitt State, 2004 (15 games) Game 2 Seven times, most recently: Most Consecutive Games, 300-plus Rushing LWU vs. MSSU, Oct. 27, 2012 9 Pittsburg State, Sept. 4, 2004 to Oct. 30, 2004 RUSHING Season 5 PSU, 2011 (14 games); 148 Most Consecutive Games, 300-plus Passing Most Rushing Attempts 7 TSU, Oct. 19, 1985 to Sept. 6, 1986 Game 87 Pittsburg State vs. UCM, Oct. 14, 1989 KICKOFF RETURNS Season 941 Pitt State, 1991 (15 games) Most Kickoff Returns FREQUENCIES Most Yards Gained Rushing Game 12 SBU vs. MWSU, Oct. 5, 1996; Most Victories in a Season Game 627 NWMSU vs. ESU, Nov. 7, 1992 SBU vs. TSU, Sept. 16, 2000; 15 NWMSU, 1998; NWMSU, 2013 Season 5320 Pitt State, 2004 (15 games) TSU vs. PSU, Sept. 11, 2004 Most Defeats in a Season Highest Average Per Carry (min. 25/game) Season 72 SBU, 2000 (11 games) 11 Lincoln, 1976; 1981; NWMSU, 1978; 1994; Game 12.2 Pittsburg State vs. WU, Oct. 2, 2004 Highest Average Kickoff Return (min. 3/game) MST, 1998; 1999; 2003 44 att.-538 yards Season 26.4 MWSU, 2010 (47 ret.-1241 yds.) Most 300-plus Rushing Games in a Season Season 7.3 Pittsburg State, 2004 (15 games) Most Kickoff Returns for Touchdowns 12 Pittsburg State, 2004 (15 games) 730 att.-5320 yards Most 300-plus Passing Games in a Season Game 2 TSU vs. PSU, Nov. 2, 2002 11 UCM, 2010 (14 games) Most Touchdowns Rushing FHSU at Westerm State, Aug. 29, 2009 Game 9 WU vs. Lincoln, Sept. 9, 2000; PSU vs. SW Season 2 13 times, most recently: SCORING Assemblies of God, Aug. 25, 2001 Northwest Missouri, 2012 (13 games) Most Points Scored Season 68 Pitt State, 2004 (15 games) Game 94 MSU vs. SBU, Sept. 24, 1927 FUMBLES Season 837 Pitt State, 2004 (15 games) PASSING Most Fumbles Most Pass Attempts Game 11 MST vs. NWMSU, Oct. 29, 1955; Highest Scoring Average Game 76 ESU vs. FHSU, Sept. 2, 1995; SBU vs. MSSU, Sept. 30, 2000 Season 55.8 Pitt State, 2004; 837 pts. in 15 games MST vs. MWSU, Nov. 15, 2003 Season 54 NWMSU, 1988 (11 games) Most Touchdowns Scored Season 678 UCM, 2010 (14 games) Most Fumbles Lost Game 15 MSU vs. SBU, Sept. 24, 1927 Highest Average Per Attempt Game 8 SBU vs. MSSU, Sept. 30, 2000 Season 116 Pitt State, 2004 (15 games) Season 10.7 Pitt State, 2004 (15 games) Season 34 SBU, 2000 (11 games) Most Conversions Kicked 342 att.-3656 yards Fewest Fumbles Game 13 PSU vs. MST, Sept. 25, 2004; Most Pass Completions Season 6 ESU, 2013 (11 games) Season 109 Pitt State, 2004 (15 games) Game 47 MST vs. MWSU, Nov. 15, 2003 Fewest Fumbles Lost Most 2-Point Conversions Made Season 451 UCM, 2010 (14 games) Season 2 ESU, 2013 (11 games) Game 5 ESU vs. MST, Nov. 8, 1997 (11 games) Highest Average Per Completion Season 13 ESU, 1997 (11 games) Season 21.2 NWMSU, 1992 (11 games) PENALTIES Most Field Goals Made 35 comp.-743 yards Most Penalties Game 19 six times, most recently: Game 7 ESU vs. LU, Sept. 29, 2012 Highest Completion Percentage Season 28 MWSU, 2011 (12 games) NSU vs. ESU, Sept. 27, 2014 Season .713 UCM, 2005 (10 games) Season 1,146 NWMSU, 2004 (13 games) 196 comp.-275 att., 2298 yards Most Yards Penalized Fewest Passing Yards Allowed Most Field Goals Attempted Game 201 NSU vs. Emporia State, Sept. 27, 2014 Game 0 five times, most recently: Game 6 Steve Huff, UCM vs. SEMSU, Nov. 2, 1985 Season 1146 NWMSU, 2004 (13 games) MWSU vs. PSU, Sept. 22, 2001 Season 31 Simon Mathiesen, NWMSU, 2015 Fewest Penalties Season 456 MST, 1951 (8 games) Career 109 Mike Wood, SEMSU, 1974-77 Game 0 Several Times Fewest Passing Touchdowns Allowed Most Field Goals Kicked Season 36 UMR, 1990 (10 games) Season 0 NWMSU, 1931 (9 games) Game 6 Steve Huff, UCM vs. SEMSU, Nov. 2, 1985 Fewest Yards Penalized Fewest Passing First Downs Allowed Season 25 Simon Mathiesen, NWMSU, 2015 Game 0 Several Times Game 0 10 times, most recently: Career 64 Mike Wood, SEMSU, 1974-77 Season 278 MST, 1964 (9 games) NWMSU vs. MSSU, Oct. 20, 2012 Highest Field Goal Percentage Season 42 NWMSU, 1967 (9 games) Season 95.8 Greg Zuerlein, MWSU, 2011 (23-24) TOTAL DEFENSE Lowest Completion Percentage Allowed Career 89.7 Steve Ivanisevic, WU, 2010-11 (35-39) Most Plays by an Opponent Season .328 MST, 1952 (38-116, 8 games) Most Consecutive Field Goals Made Game 126 TSU vs. SBU, Oct. 6, 2007 21 Greg Zuerlein, MWSU Season 1056 NWMSU, 2007 (14 games) INTERCEPTIONS Sept. 22, 2011 to Nov. 19, 2011 Fewest Total Yards Allowed Most Interceptions Most Points Scored by a Placekicker Game 10 PSU vs. Bacone, Sept. 9, 2001 Game 8 three times, most recently: Game 19 Steve Huff, UCM vs. SEMSU, Nov. 2, 1985(6 FG, 1 PAT) -38 yards rushing, 48 yards passing SEMSU vs. UCM, Oct. 1, 1988 Greg Zuerlein, MWSU, vs. LU Oct. 8, 2011(3FG 10PAT) Season 1715 MST, 1949 - 925 yards rushing, 790 yards Season 35 MST, 1978 (11 games) Season 123 Dave Purnell, NWMSU, 1997 passing Most Interceptions Returned for TDs Career 401 Nathan Alleman, PSU, 2003-06 Fewest First Downs Allowed Game 2 six times, most recently; Game 1 Pittsburg State vs. WU, Oct. 28, 1989 UCM vs. LWU, Nov. 1, 2014 RUSHING 1 rushing, 0 passing, 0 penalty Season 7 PSU, 2016 (11 games) Most Rushing Attempts Season 99 MST, 1956 Game 50 Chris Brooks, UCM vs. TSU, Nov. 11, 1989 61 rushing, 32 passing, 6 penalty SCORING DEFENSE Season 370 Xavier Omon, NWMSU, 2007 Most Opponent Fumbles Recovered Fewest Points Allowed Career 1271 Xavier Omon, NWMSU 2004-07 Game 8 MSSU vs. SBU, Sept. 30, 2000 Season 6 NWMSU, 1931 (9 games) Most Yards Gained Rushing Season 23 MST, 1978; MWSU, 1997 Lowest Opponent Scoring Average Half 226 Brian Shay, ESU vs. UCM, Nov. 16, 1996 (2nd) Most Punts Blocked Season 0.7 NWMSU, 1931 (9 games) Game 379 R. Moore, PSU vs. Portland St., Dec. 5, 1992 Game 3 SBU vs. NWMSU, Sept. 16, 1995 Most Shutouts Season 2585 Ronald Moore, PSU, 1992 149 Season 7 NWMSU, 2006 (15 games) Season 8 NWMSU, 1931 (9 games) Career 7073 Xavier Omon, NWMSU 2004-07 Most Field Goals Blocked Highest Average Per Carry Game 2 Pittsburg State vs. Friends, Sept. 7, 1991 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Season 9.0 Germaine Race, PSU, 2004 Season 5 NWMSU, 1989 247 att.-2213 yards SCORING Career 7.4 Germaine Race, PSU, 2003-06 Most Defensive Extra Points Most Points Scored 941 att.-6985 yards Attempted 2 MSSU, 1996; MSSU, 1997 Game 46 Brian Shay, ESU vs. MST, Nov. 8, 1997 Scored 1 five times, most recently: Pitt State, 2004 Season 254 Ronald Moore, PSU, 1992 Most Times Gaining 100-plus Yards Rushing Career 634 Germaine Race, PSU, 2003-06 Season 14 Ronald Moore, PSU, 1992 (15 games) Career 37 Xavier Omon, NWMSU, 2004-07 (54 games) RUSHING DEFENSE Most Touchdowns Scored Fewest Rushing Attempts Allowed Game 7 Brian Shay, ESU vs. MST, Nov. 8, 1997 Most Yards by a Quarterback Game 11 TSU vs. Minnesota State, Aug. 24, 2006 Season 41 Ronald Moore, PSU, 1992 Game 286 Joseph Johnson Season 294 MST, 1949 (8 games) Career 109 Germaine Race, PSU, 2003-06 NWMSU vs. ESU, Nov. 7, 1992 Fewest Rushing Yards Allowed Season 1398 Neal Philpot, PSU, 2004 Most Point-After Conversions Attempted Career 4337 Neal Philpot, PSU, 2001-04 Game -74 NWMSU vs. SBU Sept. 29, 2007 Game 13 N. Alleman, PSU vs. MST, Sept. 25, 2004 Season 346 MST, 1980 (10 games) Season 112 Nathan Alleman, PSU, 2004 Most Touchdowns Rushing Fewest Rushing Touchdowns Allowed Career 326 Nathan Alleman, PSU, 2003-06 Game 7 Brian Shay, ESU vs. MST, Nov. 8, 1997 Season 1 NWMSU, 1931 (9 games) Season 39 Ronald Moore, PSU, 1992 Most Point-After Conversions Kicked Career 107 Germaine Race, PSU, 2003-06 Fewest Rushing First Downs Allowed Game 13 N. Alleman, PSU vs. MST, Sept. 25, 2004 Game 0 four times, most recently: Season 109 Nathan Alleman, PSU, 2004 PASSING NWMSU vs SBU, Sept. 29, 2007 Career 314 Nathan Alleman, PSU, 2003-06 Most Pass Attempts Season 33 MST, 1980 (10 games) Most Consecutive Point-After Conversions Made Game 76 Evan Gray, MST vs. MWSU, Nov. 15, 2003 Season 74 Taylor Anderson, MWSU, 2012 Season 670 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2010 PASSING DEFENSE Career 123 Nathan Alleman, PSU Career 1678 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2006-10 Fewest Passing Attempts Allowed Oct. 8, 2005 to Dec. 2, 2006 Game 1 MST vs. NWMSU, Oct. 13, 1990 Most Pass Completions Season 94 MST, 1955 (9 games) Most Two-Point Conversions Made Game 47 Evan Gray, MST vs. MWSU, Nov. 15, 2003 Game 2 Jarett Vito, ESU vs. TSU, Nov. 4, 1995 Season 447 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2010 Fewest Passing Completions Allowed Season 4 four times, most recently: Career 1043 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2006-10 Game 0 five times, most recently: Jarett Vito, ESU, 1997 Most Yards Gained Passing MWSU vs. PSU, Sept. 22, 2001 Career 10 Jarett Vito, ESU, 1995-98 Season 30 MST, 1951 (8 games) Game 522 Brent Wilson, MST vs. MWSU, Sept. 8, 2007 Season 5207 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2010 Career 12,847 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2006-10 Most Touchdowns Passing Most Consecutive Games with an Interception Most Touchdowns on Punt Returns Game 6 Seven times, most recently: 8 Darin Nix, MST Game 2 Kevin Nickerson; UCM vs. Quincy, Sept. 9, 2000; Ben Gomez, LWU vs. UNK, Oct. 27, 2012 Nov. 6, 1993 to Oct. 8, 1994 RoShawn Marshall; UCM vs. TSU, Sept. 17, 2005 Season 46 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2010 Season 4 RoShawn Marshall, UCM, 2005 Career 107 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2006-10 TOTAL OFFENSE Career 8 Kevin Nickerson, UCM, 1998-2001 Highest Completion Percentage Most Offensive Plays Season .746 Toby Korrodi, UCM, ’05 (179-of-240) Game 85 Evan Gray, MST vs. MWSU, Nov. 15, 2003 KICKOFF RETURNS Career .690 Toby Korrodi, UCM, ’05-06 (390-of-565) Season 719 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2010 Most Kickoff Returns Career 1895 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2006-10 Game 10 Phil Kenney, TSU vs. MSSU, Nov. 3, 2007 Most Yards Gained Per Attempt Most Yards Total Offense Season 42 Bobby Yates, UCM, 1990 Season 10.7 Jeff Moreland, PSU, 1995 Career 99 Joe Wingate, NWMSU, 1970-73 170 att.-1825 yards (min. 100 att.) Game 533 J. Chapman, MSSU vs. WU, Sept. 28, 2002 Career 8.6 Neal Philpot, PSU, 2001-04 Season 5203 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2010 Highest Average Per Kickoff Return 678 att.-5831 yards (min. 200 att.) Career 12978 Eric Czerniewski, UCM, 2006-10 Season 31.7 Karl Evans, MSSU, 1992 (18 ret.-571 yds) Career 30.0 Karl Evans, MSSU, 1991-92 (32 ret.-959 yds) Most Yards Gained Per Completion ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Most Touchdowns on Kickoff Returns Season 18.7 Matt Cook, MSSU, 1991 Most All-Purpose Yards 141 comp.-2637 yards (min. 100 att.) Game 2 Jason Douglas, TSU vs. PSU, Nov. 2, 2002 Game 469 Brian Shay, ESU vs. WU, Oct. 30, 1997 Season 2 eight times, most recently: Career 18.4 Bill Foster, UCM, 1976-79 Season 3400 Ronald Moore, PSU, 1992 271 comp.-4975 yards (min. 200 att.) Jordan Simmons, NWMSU, 2011 Career 9301 Brian Shay, ESU, 1995-98 Career 3 Walter Rhone, UCM, 1969-72; Most Consecutive Pass Completions (single game) Alphonso Pugh, TSU, 1999-2002; 18 Travis Miles, NWMSU vs. WU, Oct. 28, 2000 PUNTING Delanie Walker, UCM, 2003-04 Most Punts Most Consecutive Pass Completions (multiple games) Jordan Simmons, NWMSU, 2009-present Game 14 Aaron Hafner, SBU vs. UCM, Nov. 9, 1996; 23 Toby Korrodi, UCM, 10-14-06 to 10-21-06 Javon Collins, SBU vs. PSU, Oct. 11, 1997 (16-16 vs. SBU, 10-14; 7-7 vs. MSSU, 10-21) MISCELLANEOUS Season 98 John Tassi, Lincoln, 1981 Longest Field Goal Most Consecutive Attempts Without an INT Career 298 Dustin Penn, MST, 1998-2001 61 Mike Wood, SEMSU vs. Lincoln, Nov. 15, 1975 247 Toby Korrodi, UCM Highest Punting Average Oct. 29, 2005 to Oct. 21, 2006 Longest Punt Season 45.95 Brian Moorman, PSU, 1997 88 Mike Miletich, TSU vs. CMSU, Oct. 22, 1988 Most Consecutive Games With a TD Pass 41 punts-1884 yards (min. 35 punts) 150 25 Matt Cook, MSSU, 1990-93 Career 43.97 Brian Moorman, PSU, 1995-98 Longest Pass Completion 188 punts-8267 yards (min. 70 punts) 99 Four times, most recently: RECEIVING Thomas LePage to Levi Copelin - PSU vs. UCO, Nov. 14, 2015 Most Pass Receptions PUNT RETURNS Longest Rushing Play Game 21 Jarett Vito, ESU vs. TSU, Nov. 4, 1995 Most Punt Returns 99 LaRon Council, NWMSU vs. UCM, Oct. 11, 2008 Season 143 Nick Smart, SBU, 2007 Game 9 C. Heath, MST vs. Mo. Valley, Sept. 8, 1979; Career 300 Andrew Blakely, TSU, 1999-2002 C. McNeal, WU vs. FHSU, Sept. 11, 1999 Longest Interception Return Season 43 Jason Melnick, NWMSU, 1996 100 Bruce Johnson, Lincoln vs. MST, Nov. 23, 1972 Most Yards Gained Receiving Nate Bruto, MWSU vs. FHSU, 9-12-09 Game 268 Gavin Lutman, PSU vs. ESU, Oct. 11, 1994 Career 115 Kendall Wright, NWMSU, 2005-08 Season 1559 Jake Soy, NWMSU, 2009 Highest Average Per Punt Return Longest Punt Return Career 4497 Jamaica Rector, NWMSU, 2001-04 Season 20.3 Jeff Linden, NWMSU, 1982 97 Frank Ricchi, MST vs. NWMSU, 1949 Highest Average Per Reception 13 ret.-264 yards Longest Kickoff Return Season 24.0 Rod Smith, MSSU, 1991 (60-1439) Career 21.2 Gene Huffman, MST, 1948-51 100 Several times, most recently by: Career 20.9 O.J. Murdock, FHSU, 2009-10 (95-1987) 29 ret.-804 yards Slade Nordic, PSU vs. MSSU, Oct. 31, 2015 Most Touchdowns Receiving Longest Fumble Return Game 4 six times, most recently: 100 Robert Spinks, MSSU vs. TSU, Oct. 2, 2004; Joe Hastings, WU vs. UNO, Oct. 9, 2010 Levonte Douglas, UCO vs. ESU, Sept. 20, 2014 Season 27 Jake Soy, NWMSU, 2009 Career 45 Jake Soy, NWMSU, 2008-11 INTERCEPTIONS Most Pass Interceptions Game 5 Gary Evans, TSU vs. MST, Oct. 18, 1975; B. Johnson, LU vs. Ky. State, Oct. 5, 1974 Season 14 Pierre Thomas, MWSU, 2003 Career 29 Bill Grantham, MST, 1977-80 Most Touchdowns on Interception Returns Game 1 several players Season 2 14 times, most recently: Paul Robinson, PSU, 2011 Career 4 Terek Wilson, PSU, 2000-03; Kendall Ricketts, UCM, 2004-08 Germaine Race assaulted the MIAA Record Book during his decorated four-year playing career (2003-06). TOP ALL-TIME LISTS CAREER PASSING SINGLE-GAME TOTAL OFFENSE Player (Years) Yds. C-Att. Pct. TD Player Pass Rush Total SINGLE-GAME RUSHING 1. Eric Czerniewski, UCM, ‘06-10 12847 1043-1678 .622 107 1. Brent Wilson 522 49 571 Player Yds. Att. Avg. TD 2. Dane Simoneau, WU, ‘08-11 11291 751-1295 .580 102 ESU vs. UCO, 9-21-13 1. Ronald Moore 379 37 10.2 5 3. Drew Newhart MWSU, ‘07-10 10691 817-1348 .601 95 2. Josh Chapman 337 196 533 PSU vs. Portland State, Dec. 5, 1992 4. Kasey Waterman, MWSU, ’98-01 10025 730-1304 .560 98 MSSU vs. WU, 9-28-02 2. Brian Shay 361 39 9.8 5 5. Anthony Abenoja, PSU, ’11-14 9419 632-1030 .614 80 3. Matt Ticich 493 23 516 ESU vs. WU, Oct. 5, 1996 6. Eric Howe, TSU, ’98-01 9097 687-1203 .571 70 TSU vs. Upper Iowa, 9-8-07 3. Albert Bland 321 32 10.0 5 7. Adam Hinspeter, MSSU, ’05-08 9016 842-1368 .615 61 4. Eric Czerniewski 493 7 500 MSSU vs. WU, Oct. 29, 1994 8. Blake Bolles, NWMSU ‘07-10 8668 662-995 .665 79 UCM at Ill State, 9-2-10 4. Tyler Paul 311 34 9.1 2 9. Brent Wilson, ESU ’12-15 8621 673-1042 .646 84 5. Brent Wilson 489 6 494 ESU vs. TSU, Oct. 4, 2003 10. Brady Bolles, NWMSU, ’02-05 7728 622-1011 .615 56 ESU at UCM, 9-11-15 5. Germaine Race 309 49 6.3 4

PSU vs. UCM, Nov. 11, 2006 5. Xavier Omon 309 37 8.4 3 SINGLE-SEASON TOTAL OFFENSE NWMSU vs. Chadron State, Dec. 1, 2007 SINGLE-GAME RECEIVING Player (Year) Pass Rush Total Player Yds. Rec. Avg. TD 1. Eric Czerniewski, UCM, ‘10 5207 -4 5203 1. Gavin Lutman 268 10 26.8 4 2. Brent Wilson, ESU, ‘15 4244 316 4560 SINGLE-SEASON RUSHING PSU vs. ESU, Oct. 11, 2014 3. Blake Bolles, NWMSU, ‘09 4145 113 4258 Player (Year) Yds. Att. Avg. TD 2. Rod Smith 254 8 31.8 3 4. Brady Bolles, NWMSU, ‘15 3981 248 4229 1. Ronald Moore, PSU, 1992 2585 356 7.3 39 MSSU vs. SBU, Oct. 19, 1991 5. Chris Greisen, NWMSU, ’98 4076 75 4151 2. Xavier Omon, NWMSU 2007 2337 370 6.3 37 3. Mike Berentes 248 10 24.8 2 6. Braxton Marstall, ESU, ‘16 3599 515 4114 3. Brian Shay, ESU, 1998 2265 293 7.7 29 TSU vs. MSU, Nov. 7, 1970 7. Garrett Fugate, UCM, ‘16 3655 457 4112 4. Germaine Race, PSU, 2004 2213 247 9.0 26 4. Terren Adams 238 11 21.6 3 8. Blake Bolles, NWMSU, ‘10 3846 248 4094 5. Michael Hill, MWSU, 2012 2168 311 7.0 16 MWSU vs. WU, Nov. 16, 1991 9. Dane Simoneau, WU, ‘11 4089 -27 4062 6. Jarrett Anderson, TSU, 1996 2140 321 6.7 27 5. Kendall Fisher 238 6 39.7 3 10. Kyle Zimmerman, NWMSU, ‘16 3763 283 4046 7. Brian Shay, ESU, 1996 2103 342 6.1 18 ESU vs. PSU, Oct. 10, 2009 8. Brian Shay, ESU, 1997 1912 269 7.1 29 6. John Brown 237 9 26.3 4 9. Germaine Race, PSU, 2005 1846 239 7.7 33 CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE PSU at LU, Sept. 28, 2013 10. Jeremiah White, MWSU, 2005 1801 296 6.1 11 Player (Years) Pass Rush Total 7. Sam Sissom 231 7 33.0 3 1. Eric Czerniewski, UCM ‘06-10 12847 131 12978 WU vs. Colorado Mines, Aug. 27, 2005 2. Dane Simoneau, WU, ‘07-11 11291 -143 11148 CAREER RUSHING 8. Jamar Howard 230 9 25.6 2 3. Drew Newhart, MWSU, ‘07-10 10691 -97 10594 Player (Years) Yds. Att. Avg. TD UCM vs. ESU, Sept. 17, 2011 4. Neal Philpot, PSU, ’01-04 5831 4337 10168 151 1. Xavier Omon, NWMSU 2004-07 7073 1272 5.6 90 5. Kasey Waterman, MWSU, ’98-01 10025 31 10056 2. Germaine Race, PSU ’03-06 6985 941 7.4 107 SINGLE-SEASON RECEIVING 6. Anthony Abenoja, PSU, ’11-14 9419 617 10036 3. Brian Shay, ESU ’95-98 6958 1007 6.9 81 Player (Year) Yds. Rec Avg. TD 7. Brent Wilson, ESU, ’12-15 8621 895 9516 4. Jarrett Anderson, TSU ’93-96 6313 1015 6.2 70 1. Jake Soy, NWMSU, ‘09 1559 92 16.9 27 8. Blake Bolles, NWMSU ‘07-10 8537 717 9254 5. Ronald Moore, PSU ’89-92 5776 869 6.6 74 2. Joe Hastings, WU, ‘10 1546 87 17.8 15 9. Eric Howe, TSU, ’98-01 9097 -57 9040 6. Michael Hill, MWSU 2009-12 4969 928 5.4 35 3. Ronnie West, PSU, ’91 1495 74 20.2 14 10. Adam Hinspeter, MSSU, ’05-08 9016 -135 8881 7. Darren Dawson, PSU 1989-91 4565 667 6.8 61 4. Jamorris Warren, UCM ‘10 1458 109 13.4 20 8. Dale Mills, TSU 1957-60 4502 751 6.0 61 5. Rod Smith, MSSU, ’91 1439 60 24.0 15 9. Neal Philpot, PSU 2001-04 4337 827 5.2 55 SINGLE-GAME scoring 6. Shjuan Richardson, ESU, ‘12 1375 84 16.4 13 10. Chad Guthrie, TSU 1989-92 4146 800 5.2 38 Player Points 7. Andrew Helmick, LWU, ‘12 1363 66 20.7 14 1. Brian Shay, ESU vs. MST, Nov. 8, 1997 46 8. Marquez Clark, UCO, ‘13 1348 82 16.4 5 2. Louis Stark, MSU vs. SBU, Sept. 24, 1927 37 SINGLE-GAME PASSING 9. Steve Hansley, NWMSU ‘84 1343 67 20.0 11 3. Jarrett Anderson, TSU vs. ESU, Nov. 9, 1996 36 Player Yds. 10. Jake Soy, NWMSU ‘10 1311 83 15.8 12 3. LeVance Taylor, UCM vs. ESU, Sept. 11, 2014 36 1. Brent Wilson, ESU at UCO, 9-21-13 522 5. Dale Mills, TSU vs. MST, Nov. 12, 1960 34 2. Matt Ticich, TSU vs. Upper Iowa, 9-8-07 493 CAREER RECEIVING 2. Eric Czerniewski, UCM at Illinois State, 9-2-10 493 Player (Years) Yds. Rec. Avg. TD 4. Brent Wilson, ESU at UCM, 9-11-14 489 SINGLE-SEASON SCORING 1. Jamaica Rector, NWMSU, ‘01-04 4497 289 15.6 38 5. Ben Gomez, LWU vs. UNK, 9-28-12 480 Player (Year) Points 2. Tony Miles, NWMSU, ‘97-00 3890 235 16.6 37 1. Ronald Moore, PSU, ’92 254 3. Jake Soy, NWMSU, ‘08-11 3687 222 16.6 45 2. Xavier Omon, NWMSU, ’07 228 SINGLE-SEASON PASSING 4. Andrew Blakely, TSU, ’99-02 3458 300 11.5 22 3. LaRon Council, NWMSU, ‘08 216 Player (Year) Yds. C-Att. Pct. TD 5. John Brown, PSU, ‘11-13 3387 185 18.3 34 4. Brian Shay, ESU, ’97 198 1. Eric Czerniewski, UCM ‘10 5207 447-670 .667 46 6. Sam Sissom, WU, ‘02-06 3288 191 17.2 40 4. Germaine Race, PSU, ’05 198 2. Blake Bolles, NWMSU, ‘09 4145 312-449 .695 42 7. Kendall Wright, NWMSU, ‘05-08 3253 243 13.4 21 6. Brian Shay, ESU, ’98 176 3. Dane Simoneau, WU, ‘11 4089 280-482 .581 38 8. Lester McCoy, ESU, ‘97-00 3234 193 16.8 33 7. Jarrett Anderson, TSU, ’96 168 4. Chris Greisen, NWMSU, ’98 4076 280-451 .621 38 9. Rod Smith, MSSU, ‘90-93 3122 158 19.5 35 8. Germaine Race, PSU, ’04 164 5. Anthony Abenoja, PSU, ’14 3871 263-432 .601 32 10. Steve Hansley, NWMSU, ‘83-85 3118 196 15.9 26 9. Jake Soy, NWMSU, ‘09 162 6. Blake Bolles, NWMSU, ‘10 3846 289-459 .622 30 10. James Franklin, NWMSU, ‘11 150 7. Tommy Corwin, UCM ‘11 3798 293-479 .612 34 8. Chris Hegg, TSU, ’85 3782 284-503 .565 32 9. Josh Lamberson, NWMSU, ’05 3766 324-486 .667 33 10. Tyler Eckenrode, ESU, ‘12 3742 276-430 64.2 29 CAREER SCORING CAREER SACKS Player (Years) Points Player Sacks 1. Germaine Race, PSU, ’03-06 634 1. Troy Wilson, PSU, ‘89-92 46 2. Xavier Omon, NWMSU, ’04-07 590 2. Dennis Heim, MSU, ‘74-77 41 3. Brian Shay, ESU, ’95-98 544 3. David Bass, MWSU, ‘09-12 40.5 4. Ronald Moore, PSU, ’89-92 480 4. Ryan Meredith, PSU, ‘03-06 32.5 5. Jarrett Anderson, TSU, ’93-96 446 5. Wes Martin, UCM, ‘80-83 32 6. Dale Mills, TSU, ’57-60 407 6. Matt Longacre, NWMSU, ’11-14 30.5 7. Nathan Alleman, PSU, ’03-06 401 7. Morgan Trokey, MSU, ‘76-78 29 8. Dave Purnell, NWMSU, ’96-99 400 Milt Sanderman, UCM, ‘82-84 29 9. Tommy Frevert, NWMSU, ‘05-08 386 Ben Peterson, PSU, ‘95-98 29 10. Kegan Coleman, UCM, ‘01-04 384 John Freking, MST, ‘82-85 29

CAREER TACKLES SINGLE-SEASON Sacks Player Total Tackles Player Sacks 1. Connor Harris, LWU, ’13-16 633 1. Troy Wilson, PSU, 1991 23.0 2. Tyle Kozeal, UNK, ’13-16 604 2. Kevin Patterson, SBU, 1986 15.5 3. Nate Dreiling, PSU, ‘10-13 491 Collin Bevins, NWMSU, 2015 15.5 4. Marti Rave, TSU, ‘75-77 489 4. Eric McDowell, MWSU, 2003 15.0 5. Zach Watkins, WU, ‘06-09 473 Sie Doe, Jr., FHSU, 2016 15.0 6. Chris Brown, PSU, ‘92-95 470 6. David Bass, MWSU, 2011 14.5 7. Grant Gould, WU, ‘02-05 459 7. Milt Sanderman, UCM, 1984 14.0 8. Robert Newhart, MWSU, ‘79-82 456 Ben Peterson, PSU, 1998 14.0 9. John Harvey, MSU, ‘78-81 452 9. Jacob Vollestedt, NWMSU, 2015 13.0 10. Dave Svehla, NWMSU, ‘87-90 450 10. Dave Tollefson, NWMSU, 2005 12.5

SINGLE-SEASON TACKLES CAREER PASS BREAK UPS Player Total Tackles Player PBUs 1. Dennis O’Hagan, MSU, ‘80 226 1. Fletcher Terrell, WU, ‘03-06 48 2. John Harvey, MSU, ‘79 186 2. Pierre Desir, WU 09-10, LWU 2012-13 40 3. Connor Harris, LWU, ’15 184 3. Ryan Jones, NWMSU, ’08-10 32 152 4. Tyke Kozeal, UNK, ’15 176 4. Tyreece Whyte, MWSU, ‘1998-2001 31 5. Tyke Kozeal, UNK, ’16 174 Desmond Polk, MWSU, ‘00-03 31 6. B.J. McGivern, PSU, ‘95 172 6. De’Vante Bausby, PSU, ‘11-14 30 7. Brock Long, FHSU, ’15 171 7. Tim Ries, MSU, ‘75-78 28 8. Shane McBride, ESU, ‘97 166 Travis Stepps, PSU, ‘97-01 28 9. Dave Svehla, NWMSU, ‘89 165 Levi Neville, PSU, ‘00-03 28 10. Tim Stull, TSU, ‘84 164 10. Travis Manning, NWMSU, ’11-14 26 10. Alex Whitehill, FHSU, ‘11 164 SINGLE-SEASON PASS BREAK UPS CAREER INTERCEPTIONS Player PBUs Player Interceptions 1. Anthony Lane, NWMSU, 2016 20 1. Bill Grantham, MST, ‘77-80 29 2. Pierre Desir, LWU, 2012 18 2. Edwin Lane, MST, ‘66-69 25 3. Michael Jordan, MWSU, 2015 17 3. Pierre Desir, WU, ‘09-10, LWU ‘12-13 25 4. Freddy Thompson, TSU, 1983 16 4. Fletcher Terrell, WU, ‘03-06 22 Travis Stepps, PSU, 2001 16 5. Ron Collier, UCM, ‘68-71 22 Justin Walter, TSU, 2001 16 6. Pierre Thomas, MWSU, ‘00-03 22 Kevin Beverly, MSSU, 2016 16 7. Robin Fisher, UCM, ‘80-84 21 8. Fletcher Terrell, WU, 2003 15 8. Joe Wingate, MWSU, ‘70-73 18 Fletcher Terrell, WU, 2004 15 9. Randy Baehr, NWMSU, ‘72-75 17 O’Hara Fluellen, LU, 2012 15 10. Duke Palmer, PSU, ‘89-92 17 Diaron Rhodes, UCM, 2014 15

SINGLE-SEASON INTERCEPTIONS Player Interceptions 1. Pierre Thomas, MWSU, 2003 14 2. Gary Evans, TSU, 1975 11 Bill Grantham, S&T, 1978 11 Greg Maack, UCM, 1982 11 5. Mike Rivers, NWMSU, 1983 10 6. Duke Palmer, PSU, 1992 9 Pierre Desir, LWU, 2012 9 8. Joe Wingate, NWMSU, 1970 8 Darren Blair, TSU, 1982 8 Mitchell Mason, MWSU, 1995 8 Brent Burnside, MWSU, 1999 8 Fletcher Terell, WU, 2005 8 Kevin Berg, NWMSU, ’15 8 Pittsburg State University

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This is Pittsburg State University

“There’s something special about Pittsburg State University.” This is the answer you’re likely to get when you ask any of the university’s 65,000 alumni about their experience at Pittsburg State. It’s the result of a unique combination of nationally-recognized academics, caring faculty, affordable tuition and an incredibly supportive community. Founded in 1903, Pittsburg State was originally known as the State Manual Training Normal School, and featured a modest enrollment of 54 students. The ensuing century saw it evolve into Kansas State Teachers College in 1923, then Kansas State College of Pittsburg in 1959, and finally in 1977 it officially became known as Pittsburg State University. The university has positioned itself as one of the leading academic institutions in the Midwest. Its four colleges boast some of the most advanced academic programs in the region and have been recognized by national publications such as U.S. News and World Report, Entrepreneur Magazine and The Princeton Review. Pittsburg State’s 430-acre campus provides the university’s 7,200 students with a traditional college experience in the comfort of a small town. Its popular tuition plans allow many out-of- state students to attend at in-state rates or reduced cost, and every full-time student can take additional courses at no additional charge. Students who attend Pittsburg State quickly come to realize that they have become part of something special. They have become Gorillas, and, as we say, “Once a Gorilla, Always a Gorilla.” Academic Excellence Pittsburg State University is home to four nationally recognized colleges. The Kelce College of Business is accredited by the AACSB International. PSU has been listed among the top schools in the nation by both Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review and the school has been named the second most affordable MBA program in the nation according to topmanagementdegrees.com. The College of Education continues to produce outstanding teachers, many of whom frequently receive recognition as teachers of the year in their school districts or receive statewide recognition. The College of Arts and Sciences provides students with a wide range of opportunities including international travel and world-renowned faculty members. The college’s pre- professional programs are among the best in the region. The College of Technology is housed in the Kansas Technology Center. The Kansas Technology Center, which is nearly 280,000 square feet, offers our students access to nearly $26 million worth of cutting-edge equipment and its programs are annually listed among the top 10 in the nation. Student Achievement Pittsburg State University students are regularly recognized for their achievements both in the classroom and on the playing field. Since joining the NCAA ranks 30 years ago, Pitt State 154 has produced 114 Academic All Americans, which places the university first among all NCAA Division II schools. Our faculty is focused on challenging students to exceed expectations and achieve their dreams. Progressive Planning Pittsburg State University continues to evolve and expand in order to meet the demands of the 21st Century student. Over the past three years, Pittsburg State has successfully constructed the $33 million Bicknell Family Center for the Arts, the $13 million Robert W. Plaster Center and completed a $14 million expansion and renovation of its Jack H. Overman Student Center. In 2015, the university completed its 15 year housing renovation project. This $30 million endeavor expanded or renovated every housing unit on campus, more than 700 rooms in all, ensuring Pitt State students have the very best in campus housing. In 2016, Pittsburg State completed its multi-year $5.2 million renovation of the Garfield Weede Building. Home to Pittsburg State Athletics, the building features historic John Lance Arena, the incredible maple-hardwood of Whetzel Court, the Champions Club, modern coaching offices and locker rooms, the Pittsburg State University Athletics Hall of Fame, and state-of- the-art technology in both the Freeman Weede Lecture Hall and the Gorilla Sports Medicine Center. Jack H. Overman student center expansion

Active Alumni The university’s commitment to student success is not lost on its graduates. The Gorilla family numbers more than 65,000 and its members can be found in every corner of the world. Pittsburg State alumni are active in university events and provide needed support for current and future students through gifts in the form of scholarships and program enhancements. 155 After completing a successful scholarship campaign that raised more than $13 million, the university launched a new capital campaign, Proven. Promise. Pitt State. This $55 million initiative is focused on raising private funds for scholarships, faculty, programs and facilities, and will allow Pittsburg State to remain a destination of choice for the next generation of Gorillas. Visit giveto.pittstate.edu for additional information. robert w. plaster center

bicknell family center for the arts Major Choices pitt state academics The university awards bachelor’s degrees, master’s degrees, education specialist degrees, associate degrees, and professional certificates in more than 150 majors and academic programs across four colleges: the College of Arts & Sciences, the Kelce College of Business, the College of Education, and the College of Technology. At PSU, we have what you’re looking for!

History, Philosophy and Social Sciences** arts & sciences • Geography Art • History • Art • Justice Studies 2D General Fine Art (Criminal Justice, 3D General Fine Art Generalist) Illustrations and Visual • Political Science Storytelling (Generalist, Pre-Law) • Art Education • Social Work • Commercial Art (minor) • Sociology (Criminology, Generalist, Diversity) Biology** • History/Government • Biology (Social Studies Education) Cellular & Molecular Biology • Multicultural Ecology & Organismic Biology Studies (minor) Field Biology & Environment • Philosophy (minor) Plant Physiology/ Plant Molecular Biology Mathematics** Plant Taxonomy • Mathematics Pre-Dental Actuarial Science (not a dental hygiene program) Civil Pre-Engineering Pre-Medicine Mining Pre-Engineering Pre-Optometry • Mathematics Education Pre-Physical Therapy/ Pre-Occupational Therapy Military Science (minor) Pre-Veterinary • Medical Technology Music** 156 • Biology Education • Music • General Science (minor) • Music Performance • Natural History (minor) (Instrumental, Vocal) • Music Education Chemistry** (Instrumental, Vocal) • Chemistry Biochemistry School of Nursing** Environmental • Nursing Pharmaceutical Chemistry (requires 2 years of pharmacy Physics** school to complete program) • Physics Polymer Astrophysics Pre-Dental Customized Pre-Medicine Engineering Technology Pre-Veterinary Polymer Professional Pre-Engineering • Chemistry Education (Aeronautical, Agricultural, Electrical, General, Industrial, Mechanical, Physics) Communication** Professional • Communication Solid State Physics Advertising • Physics Education Broadcasting (Radio, TV) • Earth & Space Science (minor) News Editorial • Physical Science (minor) Photojournalism Public Relations Theatre • Communication Education business Accounting & Computer Information Systems English and Modern Languages** • Accounting • English • Computer Information Systems Creative Writing (Information Assurance & Language Computer Security, System Design) Technical/Professional Writing • Computing (minor) Traditional • Internal Auditing (minor, certificate) • French • Spanish Economics, Finance, & Banking • English Education • Economics • French Education • Finance • Spanish Education Management & Marketing** Family & Consumer Sciences • International Business • Family & Consumer Sciences • Management Early Childhood Development • Marketing Fashion Merchandising • Business Administration (minor) Community & Family Services Interior Merchandising • Family & Consumer Sciences Education • Human Ecology (minor) • Youth & Adolescent Development (minor) Graphics & Imaging Technologies Education • Graphic Communications Teaching & Leadership** Digital Media • Early Childhood Birth – 3rd Grade Graphic Design • Elementary Education K – 6th Grade Graphic Mgmt. • English for Speakers of Other Languages (minor) Print Media • Inclusive Education (minor) Web/Interactive Media • International Teaching (minor) Packaging Graphics • Leadership Studies (minor) • Photography (minor) • Special Ed for Family & Consumer Sciences (minor) Technology & Workforce Learning** • Urban & Suburban Experience (minor) • Vocational Technical Education (Private, Public) Health, Human Performance & Recreation** • Wood Technology • Exercise Science Product Manufacturing • Physical Education Residential Construction Coaching Wood Teacher Training Group Fitness, Dance & Rhythms • Workforce Development (requires 64-hr. Strength & Conditioning or more associate degree in arts or science) • Recreation Human Resources Community, Corporate & Supervision & Leadership Hospital Wellness • Technology & Engineering Ed. Recreation Administration • Industrial Mgmt. & Supervision (minor) Therapeutic Recreation • Human Resource Dev. (minor) • Dance (minor, certificate) • Electrical Technology (associate, certificate)* Psychology & Counseling** • Technical Teacher Education (certificate) • Psychology • Wood Technology (associate) Case Management (acceptance into program required before taking coursework) *An additional application and deposit is required. Developmental Disabilities Human Factors Human Resource Development Legal Issues Interdisciplinary Programs Military • General Studies Substance Abuse (acceptance into • Integrated Studies program required before taking coursework) Analytics Fraud Examination Please note that students seeking to teach at the high school or Sustainability & Resource Management middle school level are advised through the department of the • International Studies area they will teach (example: English teachers major in English • Film & Media Studies (minor) Education through the English Department). • Fraud Examination (minor) • Gerontology (minor) • Innovation Engineering (minor) 157 technology • Public Health (minor) Automotive Technology • Technological Literacy (minor) • Automotive Technology • Women’s & Gender Studies Automotive Technical (minor, certificate) Automotive Mechanical Design • Women’s Health (minor) Collision Repair & Insurance Management Diesel & Heavy Equipment Exploratory Studies Manufacturing Management If you are one of the many students who are not ready to declare Service Management & Marketing a major, Pittsburg State has a program to meet your needs. • Caterpillar ThinkBIGGER Exploratory Studies is designed to assist students in meeting the • Automotive Service Technology (associate)* general education requirements while assisting them in assessing their interests and strengths. School of Construction • Construction Engineering Technology **Graduate Programs are available. For more information, • Construction Management please visit www.pittstate.edu/cgs Building Information Modeling Civil Construction Company Management Field Management Residential Construction Safety Management • Environmental & Safety Management Construction Environmental Management Fire Safety General Industry Human Resource Management • Interior Design • Construction Tech for Interior Design (minor) Engineering Technology** • Electronics Engineering Technology Aerospace Electronics Controls Custom Electronic Embedded Systems Telecommunications • Manufacturing Engineering Technology • Mechanical Engineering Technology Automotive Design Electromechanical Manufacturing • Plastics Engineering Technology (Design, Manufacturing) Visit PItt State! Consider this your invitation to visit Pitt State! During the • eating a free lunch in the campus dining hall fall and spring semesters, PSU offers a number of open • meeting with an admission representative houses and individual campus visits for all interested • getting your questions answered students. During a visit, you will learn how Pitt State can help you meet your goals by: Individual visits are available Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Schedule your campus visit by • speaking with an academic adviser in your calling 1-800-854-PITT (7488) or visit www.pittstate.edu/ academic area of interest admission/. • touring campus with a current PSU student • visiting with a Financial Assistance representative • seeing a residence hall room camPus life You’ll find the atmosphere of Pittsburg State University’s • Resident Assistants live on each wing/floor to campus is unlike any other you’ve experienced. Academics, provide services to students student activities and social events come together to • Furnished rooms – Oak furniture includes bunk- create an exciting and engaging student experience. able beds, desk, chair and closet space • Lounge areas – Equipped with oak furniture, 55 University housing is conveniently located in the heart inch TVs and study tables of campus, providing easy access to your classes as well • Laundry facilities – Provided in each building 158 as athletic and student activities. Our safe and secure • Free Wi-Fi internet access halls are locked 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and • Gibson Dining Hall – Offering continuous dining only accessible to hall residents and their guests. Other opportunities benefits include: • Simple billing – All utilities, local telephone, voicemail and cable services are included Dr. Steve Scott, President A Baxter Springs, Kan., native Academic milestones include the addition of a Doctor of Nursing Practice – the and Pittsburg State University first doctoral program in university history – and the addition of the region’s first alumnus, Dr. Steven A. Scott undergraduate polymer chemistry degree. is passionate about higher Thanks to strong support from university alumni and friends, Pittsburg State education. He understands the has been able to invest in its facilities to the tune of nearly $70 million. Featured important role Pittsburg State facilities include the $33 million Bicknell Family Center for the Arts, the $13 plays in the region because he million Robert W. Plaster Center, the $14 million renovation and expansion of the has invested more than 30 years Jack H. Overman Student Center and the $5.2 million renovation of the Garfield of his life helping our students Weede Building. succeed. During his time at Pittsburg State he has served in a Scott understands the importance of athletics in the life of a campus, its students, number of important leadership and the community. An active advocate on the national level, in 2012 he was roles. In 1995, he was named appointed to serve on the NCAA Division II Presidents Council, the division’s chairperson of the Department of highest governance body. Scott’s leadership quickly became apparent and, in Special Services and Leadership; 2015, after serving as vice-chair, his colleagues elected him to lead the 16-member in 1999 he was selected as Presidents Council. He assumed the duties of chair in January 2016. dean of the College of Education; and in 2006 he was named Vice President for Academic Affairs. In 2008, in recognition of his broad scope of responsibility he Scott earned a BSEd in mathematics from Pittsburg State in 1973, an MS in earned the title of Provost and, in 2009, he was selected by the Kansas Board of mathematics from Oklahoma State University in 1977, and EdS from Pittsburg Regents to become the ninth president of Pittsburg State University. State University in 1984, and an EdD from Oklahoma State University in 1990. 159 Under Scott’s leadership, Pittsburg State University has made great strides. President Scott and his wife, Cathy, have two grown children, Kylie and Phil and Strategic planning and hard work have allowed the university to weather the three grandchildren, Josie, Hank and Beau. economic storms of recent years and retain its focus on providing students and faculty with the very best educational experience. UNIVERSITY VICE PRESIDENTS Dr. Lynette Olson mr. douglas ball Provost/Academic Affairs administration/finance Dr. Lynette Olson enters her 23rd year at Pittsburg State University. She has served Mr. Douglas Ball enters his second year at Pittsburg State University after being in the role of provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs since June 2009. named CFO and vice president of administration in February 2017. Ball comes to PSU from Talon Companies in Sugar Creek, Mo., where he was vice president for finance. As provost, Dr. Olson is the chief academic officer for the university, and is responsible for overseeing and advancing academic standards, research endeavors Ball earned a BBA degree in accounting from PSU in 1987 and an MBA degree in and public service programs. She is also responsible for academic budget finance from the University of Missouri-Kansas City. allocations and strategic educational initiatives undertaken by the university. Douglas and his wife, Lisa (BSE 1988), have two adult daughters: Emily and Megan. Olson received a bachelor’s degree in Christian education from Ozark Christian College, a master’s degree in student personnel and guidance – higher education from Oklahoma State University, and a Ph.D. in family life education and consultation from Kansas State University. ms. kathleen flannery university advancement Ms. Kathleen Flannery enters her 18th year of service at Pittsburg State University. She Dr. steve erwin was named Vice President for University Advancement in 2015. Prior to this she served student life as Executive Director of University Development. Dr. Steve Erwin enters his 25th year at Pittsburg State University. He was named Vice Flannery supervises Advancement Services, Alumni and Constituent Relations, the President of Student Life in 2015 after serving a variety of roles in support of students Center for Innovation and Business Development, the Kansas Polymer Research Center, including 11 years as Associate Vice President for Campus Life and Auxiliary Services. Career Services, KRPS-FM, the Office of University Marketing and Communication and University Development. Erwin oversees the Student Life division which consists of Student Health Services, Campus Activities, Greek Life, Student Government, Student Wellness Programming, Campus Flannery also serves as the President and CEO of the Pittsburg State University Recreation and Intramural Sports, Dining Services, Gorilla Bookstore, Overman Student Foundation which has assets of more than $91 million. Center, Bicknell Family Center for the Arts, Student Rights and Responsibilities, University Counseling, University Housing, and University Parking and Police. Flannery earned her bachelor’s degree in public management from the University of Maine and her master’s degree in higher education administration from Boston College. Erwin earned an associate’s degree from Olney Central College, a bachelor of arts and a master’s degree in education from Eastern 160 Illinois University, an EdS from Pittsburg State University and a doctorate in education from the University of Arkansas. She and her husband, Jeff, live in Pittsburg with their children Casey and Kyle. Kansas Board of Regents The Kansas Board of Regents is a nine-member body appointed by the governor, confirmed by the Kansas Legislature, that governs the six public universities, supervises state-supported educational programs at the 19 community colleges and 11 technical schools and colleges and coordinates all 37 public postsecondary institutions in Kansas.

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Dave Murfin Zoe Newton Daniel Thomas Helen Van Etten Blake Flanders Wichita Sedan Mission Hills Topeka Topeka (Pres/CEO) ONE OF A KIND! Pittsburg State University: Home of the Gorillas The Pittsburg State University Gorilla is, without a doubt, one of the most recognizable mascots on any university campus today. In 1920, a group of young men dissatisfied with the state of school spirit organized themselves as the Gorillas in order to “accelerate college spirit and enthusiasm until it shall permeate the state.” Thereafter, the Gorillas (a 1920s slang term for roughnecks) sponsored pep rallies, freshman hazing, special trains to athletic events, mock burials and weddings, and “nightshirt stampedes” through downtown Pittsburg. Their membership quickly grew in just a few years. In 1923, the Gorillas had art student Helen Waskey make a drawing of their new mascot. Two years later, they offered their symbol as the official mascot of the school. On January 15, 1925, the student body unanimously adopted the “ferocious beast… as a name and synonym for the athletic teams.” During his first half-century, the Gorilla became less ferocious and more loveable in appearance, being dubbed “Gus” and eventually finding a mate, “Gussie” (created by Charles Galvin in 1952 for a Student Union display). Gus became a cartoon figure (first by Lee Green, Kanza art editor, in 1952) and a regular “Joe College” before the Class of ’65 had him cast in fiberglass by Larry Wooster and set in front of the Student Union. On October 31, 1989, another chapter in the history of the Pittsburg State’s Gorilla was written. Members of the women’s athletic teams voted to change their name from Gussies, which had been used since the women’s program began in 1974, to Gorillas. Pittsburg State is proud to be the only college in the nation with the Gorilla as its official mascot for its men’s and women’s teams! 161

The Original Gorillas: 1925, in front of Brandenburg Stadium. PSU Fight Song

Pittsburg State team, fight for your college! Come and join the fray! Run that ball around for a score And we’ll win this game today!

Fight! Fight! Fight! for the glory and fame Because our spirit is so great! And when this game is over, We’ll shout the whole world over:

Pittsburg State! ATHLETICS DIRECTOR JIM JOHNSON Jim Johnson enters his ninth year as Director of Intercollegiate of marketing and promotions, broadcasting, personnel management, rules compliance, strategic Athletics at Pittsburg State University. planning, officiating and media relations, as well as provided oversight and management of annual financial resources totaling more than $1 million. He became the school’s 10th all-time Athletics Director on July 30, 2010 and officially began his tenure at the school five weeks later From 2005 to 2007 he held the position of athletics director at Texas A&M University-Commerce, before on Sept. 7, 2010. taking his assignment with the MIAA. Johnson briefly served as an intercollegiate athletics consultant before becoming the associate athletics director for development in 2003 at the University of Central Missouri. As athletics director, Johnson provides leadership and support for the Gorillas’ 12 varsity intercollegiate sports programs as well as the In 1997, he accepted a position with the National Collegiate Athletic Association, first as a membership department’s more than 50 full-time and part-time administrative services representative and later as a Division II governance liaison. As the governance liason, Johnson and coaching staff members. provided legislative and strategic support to the DII Presidents Council, DII Management Council, legislation and membership committees and various project teams and focus groups. Johnson also provides leadership in the development and implementation of departmental planning; provides oversight of compliance with NCAA and MIAA rules and work in conjunction with the Johnson is currently serving a four-year term as the MIAA representative on the NCAA Division II MIAA office in support of conference activities and initiatives; develops and advances marketing, Management Council through January 2022. In 2018-19, he also is serving as the President of the D2 Athletic communications, sponsorship, and fundraising in support of PSU and its athletics program; develops Director’s Association. Johnson has previously completed terms of service on the Division II Championships and nurtures relationships with donors, local corporations, and community entities in support of the Committee, Men’s Basketball Committee, Football Committee, and Membership Committee. athletics programs; and oversees/manages athletics facilities. Johnson holds both a bachelor’s and master’s degrees from Tarleton State University, where he served as Johnson was selected as one of 28 recipients of the 2013-14 Under Armour Athletic Director of the the compliance coordinator and men’s athletic coordinator at Tarleton State from 1993-97. Year on May 14 by NACDA. He was one of four NCAA Division II administrators to be honored with the prestigious award. Jim and his wife, Cindy, have two sons, Ely (19) and Riley (16). Johnson served as commissioner of the MIAA from July 1, 2007 through July 30, 2010, serving as chief operating officer for the 12-member conference, of which Pitt State is a member. He handled 162 the administration of conference championships for 17 sports and provided leadership in areas

Photo by Bryronni Ferguson The Johnson Family: Ely, Cindy, Jim and Riley Athletics COmmunications Team Dan Wilkes - Associate A.D./Communications He was appointed to the d2SIDA National Board, which serves the NCAA Division II membership of Dan Wilkes begins his 25th year as a full-time staff member in the the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), in July 2006. Department of Intercollegiate Athletics at Pittsburg State University. Prior to joining the Pitt State sports information staff full-time in July 1994, he worked as a student He begins his eighth year as Associate Athletic Director for assistant in the office for a year under Shawn Ahearn, and also spent two years as a part-time sports Communications after serving three years as Assistant A.D./Media writer for The Morning Sun in Pittsburg. Relations and the previous 14 years as sports information director A Neodesha, Kan., native, Wilkes earned a bachelor’s degree in communication (news/editorial) at his alma mater. from PSU in 1994. Wilkes leads the department’s communications team, which is He is married to the former April Reser (PSU, 2000) of Yates Center, Kan. She is a Vice President responsible for PSU Athletics’ external relations efforts in media at GNBank in Girard. relations, web site content, publications and statistics. The couple have a son, Blake Robert, who turned 11 on June 12, and a daughter, Bailey Marie, who His publications have earned 35 national awards from the College Sports Information Directors of turned six on May 15. America (CoSIDA), including seven Best in the Nation citations. The Wilkes reside in Pittsburg. Wilkes served for 20 years as a member of the prestigious CoSIDA Academic All-America® national committee. He begins his 17th year as the national coordinator of Don Hansen’s All-America selection committee, and he begins his 10th year as chair of the PSU Athletics Hall of Fame Selection Committee. casey friesen - Graduate assistant He also has served on the MIAA Hall of Fame Selection Committee since its inception in 2010. Casey Friesen begins her second year as a member of the Pittsburg State University Athletics staff. She serves as a graduate assistant in the athletics communications office. In addition to serving as the primary media relations contact for the volleyball and softball programs, Friesen will assist in the day-to-day publicity and promotions efforts for each of PSU’s 12 intercollegiate sports programs. 163 A native of Pflugerville, Texas, Friesen came to Pittsburg State after graduating from Southwestern Oklahoma State University in December 2016 with a bachelor’s of business administration (BBA) degree in accounting. She worked as a student assistant in the sports information office at SWOSU from August 2015 to December 2016. Friesen is pursuing a master’s of business administration (MBA) degree at Pitt State.

The Wilkes Family: April, Blake, Bailey & Dan Administrative staff/support staff

Nate Davis Russ Jewett Natalie Cullen Phil Carr Chris Kelly Tim Padgett Senior Associate AD Senior Associate AD Senior Associate AD Assoc. AD/Head Athletic Trainer Assoc. AD/Strategic Partnerships Assoc. AD/Financial Operations

Lance Moser Damien Smithhisler Lacie Anderson Kelly Miller Tim Pierce 164 Asst. AD/External Engagement Asst. AD/Facilities Assistant to the AD Compliance & Academics Asst. Equipment Manager HEAD COACHES

Kim Anderson Ashley Balazs Amanda Davied Bob Fornelli Jen Gomez Russ Jewett Men’s Basketball Softball Women’s Basketball Baseball Volleyball Cross Country/Track & Field Athletics Staff

Henry Buset Jon Gilliam Linda Graham Shelly Grimes Kevin Kalm Breanna Lewis PSU Team Filmer Asst. Men’s Basketball Coach Spirit Squad Coach Dance Team Coach Asst. Athletic Trainer Asst. Volleyball Coach

165 Brian Mantooth Neal McArthur Aaron Meade Vern Morton Kevin Obungu Jason Owens Asst. Track & Field Coach Gorilla Sports Properties Asst. Baseball Coach Scoreboard Operator Asst. Women’s Basketball Coach Asst. Men’s Basketball Coach

Darren Prather Addy Roller Kyle Rutledge Cole Shewmake Devin Skapura Kaycee Taylor P.A. Announcer Asst. Women’s Basketball Coach Asst. Track & Field Coach Faculty Representative Gorilla Sports Properties Asst. Softball Coach

Randy Turnbull Doug Whitten Michael Zafuta Game Clock Operator Marching Band Director Team Physician PSU Football CoSIDA Academic All-Americans

Deron Washington Nate Dreiling Eric Love Jay Nunez Caleb Farabi Nick Dellasega Ryan Meredith First-Team • 2016 Second-Team • 2013 Second-Team • 2011 Second-Team • 2008 First-Team • 2007 Second-Team • 2006 Second-Team • 2004 First Team • 2009 First-Team • 2008 First-Team • 2007 First-Team • 2005 First-Team • 2006

Chris Beyer Aaron Hight Caleb White Chris Gab Gary Kral Jeremy Messerly Ben Peterson First-Team • 2004 Second-Team • 2002 First-Team • 2001 Second-Team • 1999 Second-Team • 2000 Second-Team • 1998 First-Team • 1998 166 First-Team • 2005 Second-Team • 2002 First-Team • 2000

Brian Moorman Mike Brockel Kris Mengarelli Darren Dawson James Jenkins Brett Potts Mike Meek First-Team • 1996 Second-Team • 1990 Second-Team • 1992 Second-Team • 1991 Second-Team • 1991 Second-Team • 1988 Second-Team • 1988 First-Team • 1997 First-Team • 1991 First-Team • 1989 First-Team • 1998 First-Team • 1992 Current Pitt state Players: 3.00 Cumulative GPAs or Above

Player, major...... GPA Player, major...... GPA Player, major...... GPA Levi Wyrick, physical education...... 4.00 Creighton Sanders, exercise science...... 3.60 Bryce Barto, management...... 3.23 Elijah Harris, plastics engineering technology...... 4.00 Todd Morrow, construction management...... 3.59 John Roderique, exercise science...... 3.22 Ned Bingaman, history/government...... 3.96 Dylan Smith, management...... 3.58 Anthony Wilkerson, exploratory studies...... 3.20 Ryan Dodd, marketing...... 3.90 Colter Hullings, psychology...... 3.56 Brady Bradbury, physical education...... 3.16 Patrick Sarwinski, mathematics...... 3.89 Brett McDonald, exercise science...... 3.56 Evan Applegate, construction engineering technology...... 3.14 Gage Kaiser, exercise science...... 3.82 Kyler Ray, nursing...... 3.55 Garrett Normand, construction management...... 3.14 Jon Meyer, automotive technology...... 3.82 Sam Randall, construction engineering technology...... 3.48 Jose’ Speer, physical education...... 3.12 Jay Sperry Brenner Clemons, management...... 3.78 Will Stringer, marketing...... 3.47 Carter Anchors, marketing...... 3.09 First-Team • 1972 DeMarcus Edwards, management...... 3.74 Benton Sinclair, management...... 3.45 Zay-Shawn Carter-Weston, marketing...... 3.07 Josh Hornback, construction management...... 3.72 Keegan Duncan, construction management...... 3.43 Jackson Krull, construction management...... 3.05 Jared Green, environmental & safety management...... 3.70 Luke Hardman, exploratory studies...... 3.42 Alex Derryberry, exploratory studies...... 3.01 Darian Taylor, psychology...... 3.70 Sherrick Rogers, construction management...... 3.41 Conner Kaifes, marketing...... 3.00 Jacob Carpenter, physical education...... 3.69 Bradley Payne, mathematics...... 3.40 Alex Turner, exploratory studies...... 3.67 Dash Cameron, management...... 3.35 Alex Wilson, construction management...... 3.66 Kassidy Lemons, construction management...... 3.34 (Cumulative GPAs - as of Spring 2018 Semester) Jared Vincent, exercise science...... 3.61 Sam Gibson, construction engineering technology...... 3.30 Matthew Harman, exploratory studies...... 3.61 Demetrius Bernard, physical education...... 3.29 CoSIDA ACADEMIC HONOREES (Selected by the College Sports Information Directors of America) 2017 Zac Robinson, Jeremy Neville, 1994 Ned Bingaman, 1st-Team All-District VII 2nd-Team All-District VII Brian Nutt, 1st-Team All-District (Super Region 3) Brian Barta, 2001 1st-Team All-District VII Ryan Dodd, 2nd-Team All-District VII Caleb White, 1993 1st-Team All-District (Super Region 3) Brock Lohr, 1st-Team All-America Derek Blackburn, 2016 2nd-Team All-District VII Aaron Hight, 1st-Team All-District VII Deron Washington, 2006 1st-Team All-District VII Tony Hutton, 1st-Team All-America Ryan Meredith, Matt Brown, 1st-Team All-District VII 2014 1st-Team All-America 2nd-Team All-District VII 1999 Avery Adair, Nick Dellasega, Ryan Lonergan, Mike Brockel, 1st-Team All-District IV 2nd-Team All-America 2nd-Team All-District VII 1st-Team All-America Tyler Disney, Zac Robinson, 2000 Kris Mengarelli, 1st-Team All-District IV 1st-Team All-District VII Chris Gab, 2nd-Team All-America Gavin Lutman, Nathan Alleman, 1st-Team All-America Joel Thornton, 1st-Team All-District IV 2nd-Team All-District VII Gary Kral, 1st-Team All-District VII Keeston Terry, Caleb Farabi, 2nd-Team All-America Ron Fuller, 1st-Team All-District IV 2nd-Team All-District VII Brian Sample, 1st-Team All-District VII 2013 2005 1st-Team All-District VII 1991 Nate Dreiling, Chris Beyer, Josh Shay, Mike Brockel, 2nd-Team All-America 1st-Team All-America 1st-Team All-District VII 1st-Team All-America Keeston Terry, Ryan Meredith, Matt Laincz, Darren Dawson, 1st-Team All-District IV 1st-Team All-America 3rd-Team All-District VII 2nd-Team All-America 2011 Noah Hoppe, 1999 James Jenkins, Eric Love, 2nd-Team All-District VII Chris Gab, 2nd-Team All-America 2nd-Team All-America Nathan Alleman, 2nd-Team All-America Jamie Goodson, 167 Chas Smith, 2nd-Team All-District VII Brian Sample, 1st-Team All-District VII 1st-Team All-District IV Nick Dellasega, 1st-Team All-District VII 1990 2010 2nd-Team All-District VII Gary Kral, Mike Brockel, Alex Kuhlman, 2004 2nd-Team All-District VII 2nd-Team All-America 1st-Team All-District VII Chris Beyer, William Myers, James Jenkins, Blake Byford, 1st-Team All-America 2nd-Team All-District VII 1st-Team All-District VII 2nd Team All-District VII Ryan Meredith, Caleb White, 1989 Aaron Kolich, 2nd-Team All-America 2nd-Team All-District VII Brett Potts, 2nd Team All-District VII Kris Dornan, 1998 1st-Team All-America Jon Thomas, 1st-Team All-District VII Brian Moorman, Steve Ginavan, 3rd Team All-District VII Nathan Alleman, 1st-Team All-America 1st-Team All-District VII 2009 2nd-Team All-District VII Ben Peterson, 1988 Jay Nunez, Ryan Noble, 1st-Team All-America Mike Meek, 1st-Team All-America 2nd-Team All-District VII Jeremy Messerly, 2nd-Team All-America Alex Kuhlman, 2003 2nd-Team All-America Brett Potts, 1st-Team All-District VII Josh Lawson, Chris Gab, 2nd-Team All-America Brock Lohr, 1st-Team All-District VII 2nd-Team All-District VII Steve Ginavan, 1st-Team All-District VII Kris Dornan, Josh Barcus, 1st-Team All-District VII Mike Roberts, 2nd-Team All-District VII 3rd-Team All-District VII 1972 1st-Team All-District VII Ryan Noble, 1997 Jay Sperry, Eric Love, 2nd-Team All-District VII Brian Moorman, 1st-Team All-America 2nd-Team All District VII Levi Neville, 1st-Team All-America 2008 2nd-Team All-District VII Brandon Claypool, Caleb Farabi, 2002 2nd-Team All-District VII 1st-Team All-America Aaron Hight, Ben Peterson, Jay Nuñez, 2nd-Team All-America 2nd-Team All-District VII 1st-Team All-America Caleb White, 1996 Mike Roberts, 2nd-Team All-America Brian Moorman, 2nd-Team All-District VII Josh Lawson, 1st-Team All-America 2007 1st-Team All-District VII 1995 Nick Dellasega, Josh Shay, Zach Frank, 1st-Team All-America 1st-Team All-District VII 1st-Team All-District VII Caleb Farabi, Kris Dornan, Phil Schepens, 1st-Team All-America 2nd-Team All-District VII 1st-Team All-District VII MIAA ACADEMIC HONOREES MIAA Scholar-Athlete Team (1989-90) Brian Moorman, P 2003 Required 3.20 GPA; two terms of attendance at the school; Brian Numrich, LB Josh Lawson, DL be at least a sophomore in athletic eligibility. Ben Peterson, DE Ryan Meredith, DL 1989 Matt Pinamonti, LB 2004 Mike Brockel, OL Steve Tucker, LB Ryan Meredith, DL Ron Fuller, DE Jeremy Neville, DB Jamie Goodson, LB MIAA Academic Excellence 2005 James Jenkins, PK Nathan Alleman, PK Kris Mengarelli, LB (1997-present) Noah Hoppe, DB 1990 Required 4.00 GPA; two terms of attendance at the school. Chris Jaax, LB Mike Brockel, OL 1998 Ryan Meredith, DL Ron Fuller, DE Grant Moody, TE Jeremy Neville, DB Jamie Goodson, LB 2000 Zac Robinson, OL James Jenkins, PK Brendan Burke, DB 2006 Andy Kesinger, OL 2001 Nathan Alleman, PK Kris Mengarelli, LB Brendan Burke, DB Nick Dellasega, DB Brian Pinamonti, TE 2003 Harrison Kush, KR Joel Thornton, DB Brett Kunshek, WR Ryan Meredith, DL 2004 Zac Robinson, OL Chris Beyer, OL 2007 MIAA All-Academic Team (1991-96) Nick Dellasega, DB Nick Dellasega, DB Required 3.20 GPA; two terms of attendance at the school; Brett Kunshek, WR Caleb Farabi, RB be at least a sophomore in athletic eligibility. 2005 Zac Robinson, OL 1991 Nick Dellasega, DB 2008 Tom Billonis, DL 2006 Caleb Farabi, RB John Black, WR Jay Nuñez, OL Jay Nunez, OL Mike Brockel, OL 2007 Mike Roberts, DL Darren Dawson, RB Jay Nuñez, OL 2009 Denny Gillard, OL 2008 Jay Nuñez, OL 168 Jamie Goodson, LB Jay Nuñez, OL Mike Roberts, DL James Jenkins, PK 2009 2010 Kris Mengarelli, LB Jay Nuñez, OL Mark Chestnut, OL Brian Pinamonti, TE 2013 Chas Smith, DB Joel Thornton, DB Spencer Bernhardt, WR 2012 1992 Chris Thompson, WR Aaron Kolich, OL Mike Brockel, OL 2014 Keeston Terry, S Brian Carson, LB Drew Dawson, S 2013 Ronnie Fuller, DE 2015 Avery Adair, DL Kris Mengarelli, LB Ned Bingaman, DL Conner Combes, TE Joel Thornton, DB Drew Dawson, S Keeston Terry, S Chris White, TE Levi Wyrick, QB 2013 1993 2016 Avery Adair, DL Derek Blackburn, DL Ned Bingaman, DL Conner Combes, TE Tony Hutton, DE Levi Wyrick, DL Keeston Terry, S 1994 2017 2014 Zach Frank, DB Elijah Harris, WR Tyler Disney, LB Eric Hendrick, LB Levi Wyrick, DL Colby Hall, LB Jeff Moreland, QB Keeston Terry, S Brian Nutt, OL Deron Washington, S Trenton Ropp, TE MIAA Scholar Athlete (1997-present) Required 3.50 GPA; two terms of attendance at 2016 Phil Schepens, OL Spencer Brown, LB Tim Voss, DL the school; earn All-MIAA honors. 1995 1997 Brenner Clemons, WR Ryan Dodd, OL Nate Apple, DL Brian Moorman, P Ben Peterson, DE Ethan Fugitt, LB Brandon Claypool, OL Austin Panko, WR/RS Zach Frank, DB 1998 Brian Moorman, P Kyle Swartz, TE Eric Hendrick, LB Deron Washington, DB Clayton Kent, DE Ben Peterson, DE 1999 2017 Phil Schepens, OL Ethan Fugitt, LB Derrick Underwood, LB Caleb White, DE 1996 2000 Josh Hornback, S Gary Kral, PK Austin Panko, KR Nate Apple, DL Bradley Payne, DL Josh Barcus, PK 2001 Darian Taylor, LB Brandon Claypool, OL Jared Vincent, PK J.J. Dalton, QB Aaron Hight, DB Eric Hendrick, LB Caleb White, DE Clayton Kent, DE 2002 Paul Mangen, OL Aaron Hight, DB MIAA Commissioner’s Chris Gab, LB 2003 Nick Dellasega, DB Kenny Hallacy, RB Honor Roll Aaron Hight, DB Nathan Baker, OL Cody Hager, LS Trac Hendrix, RB Eric Johnson, OL Noah Hoppe, DB Todd Hertzog, RB (1997-2007) Nathan Blasi, OL Gary Kral, PK Josh Dirks, OL Chris Jaax, LB Ryder Hill, LB Required 3.00 GPA; two terms of Matt Laincz, DB Kris Dornan, OL Josh Lattimer, LB Derrick Jones, DL attendance at the school; be at least Chris Lutz, P/LB Andy Majors, QB Harrison Kush, WR a sophomore in athletic eligibility. D.J. Driskill, LB Wes Middleton, WR Nathan Harrison, OL Grand McDonald, DB Brock Lohr, DL 1997 Jesse Niederklein, TE Noah Hoppe, DB Ryan Meredith, DL Shane McGinnis, OL Nate Apple, DL Chris Jaax, LB Eric Moberg, PK Rusty Morgan, LB Josh Barcus, PK 2001 Josh Lattimer, LB Jeremy Neville, DB Jay Nunez, OL Brandon Claypool, OL Josh Ales, LB Josh Lawson, DL Craig Pauly, DL Sam Oram, DL J.J. Dalton, QB Matt Brown, WR Andy Majors, QB/WR Derrick Rider, RB Caleb Pazzie, LB Todd Horton, WR Aaron Davis, DE Adam Meier, DB Zac Robinson, OL Mike Roberts, DL Clayton Kent, DE Aaron Hight, DB Levi Neville, DB Matt Sauber, DB Zac Robinson, OL Brendan Kraus, DE Eric Johnson, OL Ryan Noble, TE Brett Shamblin, LB Mark Smith, QB Ryan McGivern, LB Josh Lawson, LB Neal Philpot, QB Justin Shepard, DL Chris Swartz, LB Brian Moorman, P Ryan Lonergan, OL B.J. Pruitt, DB Nick Smith, QB Nathan Thomas, WR Brian Numrich, LB Adam Meier, DB Mark Roseman, OL Damien Stephens, LB Anthony Voegeli, OL Ben Peterson, DE Levi Neville, DB Matt Sauber, DB Nathan West, LB Andrew Poling, DB Neil Nowack, QB Nick Smith, DB MIAA Honor Roll Mike Reynolds, DL Adam Papish, DB Mike Ward, WR 2006 (2008-pr.) Eric Simmons, LB B.J. Pruitt, DB Nathan Alleman, PK Mike Rose, OL 2004 Brian Barta, TE Required 3.00 GPA; two terms of Steve Tucker, LB attendance at the school. Alex Wendler, RB Kyle Rudolph, WR Nathan Alleman, PK Ryan Belcher, LB Andrew Wilson, RB Jeff Untereker, TE Brian Bauer, TE Tyler Collums, RB 2008 Caleb White, DL Chris Beyer, OL Pierce Curran, WR Ryan Belcher, LB 169 1998 Terek Wilson, LB David Blancho, LB Matt Davis, DL Jeremiah Burton, DL Wes Baker, LB Eric Clawson, WR Nick Dellasega, DB Blake Byford, TE Josh Barcus, PK 2002 Kris Dornan, OL Caleb Farabi, RB Jacob Catloth, DB Bryan Dunn, TE Brendan Burke, DB D.J. Driskill, LB Cody Hager, LS Colby Childs, RB Chris Gab, LB Daniel Chappell, PK Noah Hoppe, DB Kenny Hallacy, RB J.C. Dawes, DL Matt Laincz, DB Josh Dirks, OL Chris Jaax, LB Trac Hendrix, RB Billy Ewy, LS Ryan McGivern, LB Kris Dornan, OL Brett Kunshek, WR Todd Hertzog, RB Caleb Farabi, RB Jeremy Messerly, DB Nazareth Gates, RB Josh Lattimer, LB Ryder Hill, LB Derek Fisher, WR Brian Moorman, P Aaron Hight, DB Andy Majors, QB Grant McDonald, DB Todd Hertzog, RB Ben Peterson, DE Eric Johnson, OL Grant McDonald, DB Shane McGinnis, OL Derek Jackson, DL Andrew Poling, DB Josh Lawson, DE Ryan Meredith, DL Ryan Meredith, DE Myles Jennings, LB Andrew Wilson, RB Zach McDonald, DB Erik Moberg, PK Rusty Morgan, LB Robert Kinsman, LS Mike McFarland, RB Jeremy Neville, DB Derrick Rider, RB Aaron Kolich, OL 1999 Adam Meier, DB Ryan Noble, TE Zac Robinson, OL Alex Kuhlman, DB Dustin Allison, DL Jeremy Neville, DB Craig Pauly, DL Derek Ryan, WR Harrison Kush, WR Scott Apple, OL Levi Neville, DB Neal Philpot, QB Mark Smith, QB Kevin Lee, QB Chris Gab, LB Ryan Noble, TE Matt Sauber, DB Grant Stephenson, P Brock Lohr, DL Matt Howard, OL Neil Nowack, QB Nick Smith, DB Nathan Thomas, WR Eric Love, RB Gary Kral, PK Neal Philpot, QB Mike Ward, WR Nathan West, LB John McCoy, QB Matt Laincz, DB B.J. Pruitt, DB Nathan West, LB Shane McGinnis, OL Ryan McGivern, LB Kyle Rudolph, WR 2007 Rusty Morgan, LB Wes Middleton, WR Josh Shay, RB 2005 Brian Barta, TE Nate Morris, RB William Myers, DE Laramie Todd, OL Nathan Alleman, PK Ryan Belcher, LB Jay Nunez, OL Brian Sample, DB Derick Walters, DE Brian Bauer, TE Tyler Collums, RB Caleb Pazzie, LB Caleb White, DE Mike Ward, WR Chris Beyer, OL Pierce Curran, WR Thorne Penrod, LB Caleb White, DE David Blancho, LB J.C. Dawes, DL Chance Riley, TE 2000 Terek Wilson, LB Eric Clawson, WR Nick Dellasega, DB Mike Roberts, DL Matt Brown, WR Tyler Collums, RB Caleb Farabi, RB Mark Smith, QB Aaron Davis, DE Pierce Curran, WR Cody Hager, LS Chadd Snyder, DB Chris Swartz, LB Chris Hance, DB Daniel Rank, WR Dallas Shallz, DE Mason Snow, WR Dino Teague, CB Jon Thomas, WR Derek Jackson, DL Chance Riley, TE Chas Smith, S Steyr Stubenrauch, LS Keeston Terry, S Nathan Thomas, WR Aaron Kolich, OL Hal Rivard, LB Mason Snow, WR Kyle Swartz, TE Chris Thompson, WR Joe Windscheffel, DB Alex Kuhlman, DB Scott Roderique, DB Steyr Stubenrach, LS Dino Teague, DB Luke Thompson, LB Levi Kuntzsch, WR Reid Schatzman, OL Kyle Swartz, LB Keeston Terry, DB Jacob Wall, OL 2009 Tyler Lawrence, QB Sallas Shalz, DL Dino Teague, DB Austin Vanderpool, DB Deron Washington, S Joey Braeckel, DB Eric Love, RB Chas Smith, DB Keeston Terry, DB Jared Vinoverski, DB Heath Wilson, DE Blake Byford, TE Gavin Lutman, WR Luke Stringer, LB Austin Vanderpool, LB Jake Wall, OL Travis Webb, DL Jake Catloth, DB Gage McKinnis, DB Kyle Swartz, TE Jared Vinoverski, DB Deron Washington, DB Blake Woellhof, LB Colby Childs, RB Shea Miller, LS Dino Teague, DB Jacob Wall, OL Jordan Wiedemann, DB Nick Wuthnow, LB Shawn Churchman, DL Nate Morris, RB Jon Thomas, WR Deron Washington, DB Heath Wilson, DL Taylor Counts, RB Daniel Rank, WR Grant Towry, DL Dayton Whitehead, WR Joe Windscheffel, LB 2015 Trey Derryberry, QB Chance Riley, TE Deron Washington, DB Jordan Wiederman, DB Blake Woellhof, LB Demetrius Bernard, LB Zac Dickey, QB Hal Rivard, DL Joe Windscheffel, LB Joe Windscheffel, LB Ned Bignaman, DE Billy Ewy, LS Chas Smith, DB Blake Woellhof, LB 2014 Brady Bradbury, S Derek Fisher, WR Jon Thomas, WR 2012 Avery Adair, DL Kaden Brannin, LB Dustin Heckroth, DB Dustin Wiley, OL Kyle Anderson, TE 2013 Kyle Anderson, TE Eric Brantley, LB B.J. Herring, LB Joe Windscheffel, LB Derek Beck, WR Avery Adair, DL Spencer Bernhardt, WR Tyler Brave, OL Derek Jackson, DL Tell Wyrick, TE Eric Brantley, LB Kyle Anderson, TE Brady Bradbury, S Spencer Brown, LB Tino King, RB Spencer Brown, LB Derek Beck, WR Eric Brantley, LB Dash Cameron, WR Robert Kinsman, LS 2011 Tank Burns, DL Eric Brantley, LB Andrew Brestel, DL David Cardinal, RB Aaron Kolich, OL Avery Adair, DE Cody Carlson, LB Spencer Brown, LB Spencer Brown, LB Jacob Carpenter, LB Alex Kuhlman, DB Calin Archer, OL Dylan Case, LB Zach Burkhart, OL Zach Burkhart, OL Ryan Cipriani, OL Levi Kuntzsch, WR Eric Brantley, LB Jake Catloth, DB Tank Burns, DL Tank Burns, DL Brenner Clemons, WR Kevin Lee, QB Tank Burns, DL Connor Combes, TE Cody Carlson, LB Chase Carney, OL Drew Dawson, S 170 Brock Lohr, DL Jake Catloth, DB Taylor Counts, LB Dylan Case, LB Ryan Carter, LB Ryan Dodd, OL Eric Love, RB Conner Combes, TE Austin Daniel, WR Conner Combes, TE Ryan Cipriani, OL DeMarcus Edwards, RB Gavin Lutman, WR Taylor Counts, LB Trey Derryberry, WR Taylor Counts, RB Drew Dawson, S Tanner Eikenbary, S John McCoy, QB Trey Derryberry, WR Colton Dirks, QB Austin Daniel, WR Tyler Disney, LB Bo Farrow, OL Nate Morris, RB Tyler Disney, DB Tyler Disney, LB Trey Derryberry, WR Tanner Eikenbary, S Ethan Fugitt, LB Brett Norris, RB Mandel Dixon, TE Nate Dreiling, LB Tyler Disney, LB Bo Farrow, OL Drew Gill, LB Jay Nunez, OL Nate Dreiling, LB Lewis Foutz, DE Nate Dreiling, LB Ethan Fugitt, LB Cameron Ginther, TE Caleb Pazzie, LB Andy Farmer, DB Todd Freeman, QB Lewis Foutz, DL Drew Gill, LB Colby Hall, LB Chance Riley, TE Derek Fisher, WR Drew Gill, LB Todd Freeman, WR Cameron Ginther, TE Grayson Handel, WR Hal Rivard, LB Lewis Foutz, LB Colby Hall, LB Drew Gill, LB Colby Hall, LB Josh Hornback, S Mike Roberts, DL Trace Goade, LB Ramsey Hamilton, QB Colby Hall, LB Ramsey Hamilton, QB Kiah Kintchen, RB Matt Slenker, PK Colby Hall, LB Chris Heffern, DB Ramsey Hamilton, QB Grayson Handel, WR Jackson Krull, TE Chas Smith, DB Chris Hance, DB Cody Holland, OL Chris Heffern, DB Jesse Ingle, OL Thomas LePage, QB Chadd Snyder, DB Chris Heffern, DB Aaron Kolich, OL Cody Holland, OL Josh Jarnigan, RB Carson Letchworth, TE Chris Swartz, LB Cody Holland, OL Levi Kuntzsch, WR Jesse Ingle, OL Deaven Jensen, DL Chad Levin, PK Jon Thomas, WR Daniel Humble, OL Austin Leake, DB Levi Kuntzsch, WR Thomas LePage, QB Jake McCain, LS Kevin Wallace, PK Trent Kinen, DB Scott Lester, FB Austin Leake, DB Carson Letchworth, TE Brett McDonald, LB Joe Windscheffel, DB Aaron Kolich, OL Brady Letchworth, TE Scott Lester, RB Chad Levin, PK Ryan McNerlin, S Levi Kuntzsch, WR Chad Levin, PK Brady Letchworth, TE Gavin Lutman, WR T.J. Molway, WR 2010 Austin Leake, WR Gavin Lutman, WR Chad Levin, PK Jake McCain, LS Slade Nordic, WR Calin Archer, OL Brady Letchworth, TE Austin Panko, WR Gavin Lutman, WR Ryan McNerlin, RB Andy Otting, TE Blake Byford, TE Gavin Lutman, WR Taylor Peak, OL Israel Maselera, DB T.J. Molway, WR Austin Panko, WR Jake Catloth, DB Israel Maselera, DB Cory Phillips, OL Austin Panko, WR Slade Nordic, WR Brian Poston, RB Mark Chestnut, OL Chase McCoy, K Brian Poston, RB Taylor Peak, OL Andy Otting, TE Sam Randell, WR Taylor Counts, LB Gage McKinnis, DB Stephen Poston, RB Cory Phillips, OL Austin Panko, WR Dexton Robertson, OL Trey Derryberry, WR Shea Miller, LB Daniel Rank, WR Brian Poston, RB Levi Peterson, QB John Roderique, QB Nate Dreiling, LB Mike Noble, TE Chance Riley, TE Daniel Rank, WR Brian Poston, RB Dylan Scheer, LB Billy Ewy, LS Cory Phillips, OL Scott Roderique, S Scott Roderique, DB Scott Roderique, S Austin Seward, P Derek Fisher, WR Brian Poston, RB Anthony Rosen, PK Savoy Santiago, DB Dallas Shalz, DL Ben Sinclair, OL Anthony Hance, DB Stephen Poston, RB Savoy Santiago, S Dallas Shalz, DL Kyle Swartz, TE Kohl Slaughter, TE Dylan Smith, LB Sam Randall, WR Austin Panko, WR Kyle Swartz, TE Kyler Ray, DE Bradley Payne, DL Darian Taylor, S Zack Roark, LB Sam Randall, WR Dino Teague, CB John Roderique, QB Kyler Ray, DE Jared Vincent, PK Creighton Sanders, S Dexton Robertson, OL Jacob Wall, OL Dylan Scheer, LB John Roderique, QB Deron Washington, S Sidney Schumate, S Creighton Sanders, S Heath Wilson, DE Austin Seward, P P.J. Sarwinski, LB Nick Wuthnow, LB Benton Sinclair, OL Dylan Scheer, LB Levi Wyrick, QB Kohl Slaughter, TE Benton Sinclair, OL Dylan Smith, LB Dylan Smith, LB 2016 Will Stringer, OL José Speer, DE Quez Allen, QB Kyle Swartz, TE Will Stringer, OL Carter Anchors, LB/P Darian Taylor, S Darian Taylor, LB Bryce Barto, TE Spencer Turnbull, QB Alex Turner, TE Demetrius Bernard, LB Anders Vance, OL Jared Vincent, PK Ned Bingaman, DE Jared Vincent, PK Anthony Wilkerson, WR Brady Bradbury, S Deron Washington, S Alex Wilson, TE Kaden Brannin, LB Heath Wilson, DE Nick Wuthnow, LB Tyler Brave, OL Nick Wuthnow, S Levi Wyrick, DE Spencer Brown, LB Levi Wyrick DE Dash Cameron, WR Jacob Carpenter, LB 2017 Ryan Cipriani, OL Carter Anchors, LB/P Brenner Clemons, WR Bryce Barto, TE Drew Dawson, S Demetrius Bernard, LB 171 Ryan Dodd, OL Ned Bingaman, DE Keegan Duncan, LS Dash Cameron, WR DeMarcus Edwards, RB Jacob Carpenter, LB Tanner Eikenbary, S Zay-Shawn Carter-Weston, CB Bo Farrow, OL Ryan Cipriani, OL Ethan Fugitt, LB Brenner Clemons, WR Sam Gibson, TE Alex Derryberry, S Drew Gill, LB Ryan Dodd, OL Jared Green, OL Keegan Duncan, LS Tanner Gulick, OL DeMarcus Edwards, RB Cody Hastings, OL Bo Farrow, OL Josh Hornback, S Ethan Fugitt, LB Colter Hullings, WR Sam Gibson, TE Gage Kaiser, DL Jared Green, OL Kiah Kintchen, RB Luke Hardman, WR Jackson Krull, TE Matt Harman, QB Thomas LePage, QB Elijah Harris, WR Chad Levin, PK Jaden Helms, OL DeShane Lewis, DL Josh Hornback, S Brett McDonald, LB Colter Hullings, WR Ryan McNerlin, S Conner Kaifes, LS Jon Meyer, DE Gage Kaiser, DL Trenton Mooney, DL Jackson Krull, TE Todd Morrow, PK Kassidy Lemons, PK Slade Nordic, WR Thomas LePage, QB Garrett Normand, LB Brett McDonald, LB Andy Otting, TE Jon Meyer, DE Austin Panko, WR Todd Morrow, PK Bradley Payne, DL Garrett Normand, LB Credentials Credits PITT STATE FOOTBALL All requests for press, photo and broadcasting credentials The 2018 Pittsburg State University Gorilla Media for the Gorillas home football games should be made in Guide/Yearbook is a publication of the PSU Athletics KEY CONTACTS advance (not on game day) by contacting Dan Wilkes in the Communications Office. The publication was compiled PSU Athletics Communications Office at (620) 235-4147. and edited by Associate AD/Communications Dan Wilkes. HEAD COACH Tim Beck Passes will be mailed in advance if time permits, otherwise, Front, back and inside cover illustrations were designed Office Phone: 620/235-4662 passes will be left at the Media Will Call Gate – in the southwest by Paulina Scholes. Email: [email protected] corner of Brandenburg Field/Carnie Smith Stadium. Photography was taken by Carla Wehmeyer and Sam MEDIA RELATIONS Credentials are issued for authorized press and workers only Clausen. Dan Wilkes, Assoc. AD/Communications and do not include family members or other non-working Office Phone: 620/235-4147 personnel. Any violation will result in forfeiture of the This publication was printed by Pittcraft Printing, Inc. Email: [email protected] issued credentials and restrictions on any future credentials. PSU on Radio RECRUITING KSHQ ESPN 100.7 Radio with My Town Media begins Carl Roth, Asst. FB Coach August Rua Press Box The August Rua press box is a modern facility providing its second season as the flagship station for Pitt State Office Phone: 620/235-4658 Athletics. Email: [email protected] comfortable viewing and working space for all facets of the media. Football games can be heard as part of a network that TRAVEL The press box (upper level) is to be occupied by includes KWXC 103.5 FM Pittsburg/Joplin; KLKC 93.5 John Pierce, Asst. FB Coach certified working press, coaches, scouts, photographers, FM in Parsons; KIND 102.9 FM in Independence; KWME Office Phone: 620/235-4743 92.7 FM in Wichita; KRZD 107.5 FM and 1550 AM in Email: [email protected] statisticians, support personnel, MIAA Conference, NCAA and Pittsburg State University personnel working in an Springfield; ESPN 94.5 FM and 1510 AM in Kansas City. Coverage begins one hour prior to kickoff each week. NCAA ELIGIBILITY official capacity. Natalie Cullen, Senior Assoc. AD/SWA Press credentials must be shown to gain admittance to All game day programming can also be heard online at Office Phone: 620/235-4067 172 the press box. espn1007.com or through the KSHQ app for smart phones Email: [email protected] and mobile devices.

OPERATIONS Telephones Veteran sportscaster Eddie Lomshek begins his 21st year Nate Davis, Senior Assoc. AD Two telephone lines are available to the working press. affiliated with Pitt State broadcasts and his Office Phone: 620/235-4486 12th season handling play-by-play. Former Additional lines may be installed on a per game/“need” basis. mail: [email protected] Gorilla offensive lineman B.J. Harris serves as Press Box Phones: the broadcast team’s primary color analyst, GAME TICKETS (620) 235-4869 (Media Relations Booth) while former PSU quarterback Zac Dickey Lomshek Chris Kelly, Dir. of Ticket Operations (620) 235-6016 (Print Media Booth) primarily serves as sideline reporter. Office Phone: 620/235-4797 Email: [email protected] Lomshek hosts the Tim Beck radio show on Mondays Interview Policy throughout the season from 6-7 p.m. at the Two Brothers All requests for interviews with PSU student-athletes ATHLETIC TRAINING Mining Company restaurant inside the Kansas Crossing Casino. Phil Carr, Assoc. AD/Head Trainer must be made through Associate AD/Communications The coach Beck show can be heard on ESPN 100.7 or through Office Phone: 620/235-4650 Dan Wilkes at (620) 235-4147. PSU student-athletes are the KSHQ app while video streaming is available online at Email: [email protected] routinely available prior to and following practice sessions. espn1007.com. ADMINISTRATIVE Game Services Lacie Anderson, Assistant to the Athletic Director Media representatives covering a Pittsburg State University Office Phone: 620/235-4389 home football game will receive game programs, media Email: [email protected] guides, pre-game notes and complete halftime and final statistics. A complete play-by-play also will be distributed following the conclusion of each game. Refreshments will be provided approximately 30 minutes prior to kickoff. 40 3 45 47 Rouse St. 41 6 27 12 19

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22 South Broadway 5/2016 1. Axe Library 11. Crimson Commons 18. Gorilla Village/Champions Plaza 28. Kelce College of Business 39. Shirk Hall 48. Weede P.E. Building/ 2. Bicknell Family Center for the Arts 12. Crimson Village 19. Greenhouse/Maintenance Bldg. 29. Lindburg Plaza 40. Student Recreation Center/ Plaster Center 3. Bicknell Sports Complex Family Housing 20. Grubbs Hall 30. McCray Hall Pittsburg Armory 49. Whitesitt Hall 4. Bowen Hall 13. Crossland Family 21. Hartman Hall 31. McPherson Hall 41. “A Student’s Life” sculpture 50. Wilkinson Alumni Center 5. Brandenburg Field/ University House 22. “The Healer” sculpture 32. Nation Hall 42. Tanner Hall/Annex 51. Willard Hall Carnie Smith Stadium 14. Dellinger Hall 23. Heckert-Wells Hall 33. “Night Song” sculpture 43. Timmons Chapel 52. Wooster Gorilla 6. George Brooker Memorial Sundial 15. Family & Consumer 24. Hike-Bike Trail 34. The Oval 44. Trout Hall 53. Yates Hall & 7. Bryant Student Health Center Sciences Building 25. Horace Mann - Student 35. Overman Student Center 45. Tyler Research Center Kelce Planetarium 8. Centennial Bell Tower 16. “Galloping Horse of Welcoming Center 36. Physical Plant 46. University Lake 9. Centennial Mural Gansu” sculpture 26. Hughes Hall 37. Porter Hall 47. Veterans Memorial 10. Cleveland Plaza 17. Gibson Dining Hall 27. Kansas Technology Center 38. Russ Hall Amphitheater