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TENNESSEE STATE FOOTBALL Schedule Date Opponent Time (CT) Site Series Result A 2014 TENNESSEE STATE FOOTBALL • GAME 3 TENNESSEE STATE (1-1) vs. JACKSON STATE (2-0) september 13, 2014 • 6:00 P.M. THE LIBERTY BOWL MEMPHIS, TENN. >> Tigers on the Air Tennessee State JACKSON STATE Today’s game will be broadcasted on tape delay on Fox Sports South and on Nashville radio 102.1 FM. It can also be heard on Tigers ......................................Nickname ......................................Tigers 94.3 FM in Goodletsville, 890 AM in Clarksville, 100.3 FM in Nashville, Tenn. .......................Location ..........................Jackson, Miss. Dickson, 100.5 FM in Jackson and 94.8 FM in Bolivar, Tenn. 9,165 .......................................Enrollment ...................................... 9,000 NCAA Division I FCS ............Affiliation ............NCAA Division I FCS >>Today’s Game Ohio Valley ............................Conference ...........Southwestern Athletic Today the Tigers of Tennessee State will take on the Tigers Rod Reed ............................... Head Coach ......................Harold Jackson of Jackson State in the 25th annual Southern Heritage Tennessee State (1988) .......... Alma Mater ......................... Jackson State Classic presented by Fedex. TSU is 13-11 all-time in the 27-22 (Fifth Season) ......... Record at School .............. 2-0 (First Season) Memphis staple, but 13-9 in the 22 meetings against Jackson Same .................................... Career Record .................................... Same State. TSU lost to Grambling State and Mississippi Valley 25-20-2 ................................. Series Record ................................. 20-25-2 State in the classic’s only variations of TSU/JSU. Overall, TSU and JSU have met 47 times on the gridiron and TSU >>And I Ran holds a 25-20-2 edge, including last year’s, 26-16, win. Tennessee State set a new team best against Edward Waters, racking The teams first lined up against one another in 1949, a up 439 yards on the ground. The total broke the old mark set against 49-13 TSU victory, that capped off a 9-1 season for coach UT Martin in 1977. In the game, Tom Smith had 151 yards followed Henry Kean. The sides played off and on until 1975, with by Greg White (98), Martine Stevenson (92) and Stephen Hopkins TSU posting a 5-3 record up until then. Both ties in the (79). The Tigers averaged 8.78 yards on each of their 50 carries. series came in consecutive years (87-88). Jackson State and Tennessee State have both won seven consecutive times in >>Give Me Another Two More the rivalry. JSU won seven straight from 1991 to 1997, while In 2013, TSU won 10 games, improving on 2012’s eight. The Ti- TSU matched the feat from 2003-09. TSU is 8-2 against JSU gers have now won at least two more games in every year un- during the past decade. The last overtime game in the series der head coach Rod Reed than the team did the year before. came in 2006, a 31-30 TSU victory. TSU coach Rod Reed is If that trend continues, the Tigers should be crowned OVC 2-2 versus Jackson State as a head coach. Champs at season’s end and play well into the postseason. >>6-on-6 >>I Volunteer as Tribute The Tigers return six starters on both sides of the ball this season With some doubt as to who would be TSU’s feature back this in addition to their punter from a year ago. Those on offense in- upcoming season, Tennessee Volunteer transfer running back clude quarterback Michael German, receiver Ryan Mitchell and Tom Smith had a breakout game in his first in a Tiger uniform offensive linemen Robert Myers, Jessaman Dunker and Derek against Edward Waters. Smith had 151 yards on 12 carries and Sibley. Defensively, TSU welcomes back defensive end Antho- added four touchdowns en route to being named the Offensive ny Bass and both tackles- Dinsdale Jackson and Samquan Ev- MVP. Smith’s four rushing scores were the most for a Tiger since ans. Nick Thrasher returns to lead the linebackers while D’An- Trabis Ward’s four against Southeast Missouri on Oct. 13, 2012. te Saunders and Daniel Fitzpatrick will anchor the secondary. TENNESSEE STATE FOOTBALL schedule Date Opponent Time (CT) Site Series Result A. 30 EDWARD WATERS 1 6:00 p.m. LP Field 1-0 W, 58-6 S. 6 at Alabama State 4:00 p.m. New ASU Stadium, Montgomery, Ala. 10-1 L, 21-27 S. 13 vs. Jackson State 2 6:00 p.m. Liberty Bowl, Memphis, Tenn. 25-20-2 S. 20 TENNESSEE TECH* 2:00 p.m. Hale Stadium 16-10 S. 28 FLORIDA A&M 3 6:00 p.m. LP Field 27-25-1 O. 4 at Southeast Missouri* 1:00 p.m. Houck Stadium, Cape Girardeau 12-10 O. 11 JACKSONVILLE STATE* 2:00 p.m. Hale Stadium 2-7 O. 18 UT MARTIN* 2:00 p.m. Hale Stadium 15-8 O. 25 at Eastern Illinois* 2:00 p.m. O’Brien Field, Charleston, Ill. 7-10 N. 1 EASTERN KENTUCKY* 2:00 p.m. LP Field 5-21 N. 8 at Austin Peay* 4:00 p.m. Governors Stadium, Clarksville, Tenn. 10-6 N. 22 at Murray State* 1:00 p.m. Roy Stewart Stadium, Murray, Ky. 11-13 N. 29 NCAA Playoffs TBA TBA TBA *-Ohio Valley Conference Game, 1- John Merritt Classic, 2- Southern Heritage Classic, 3- Homecoming TSUTigers.com 2014 TENNESSEE STATE FOOTBALL NOTES, PAGE 2 GAME 3: TSU vs. JACKSON STATE >>At Ease, Sergeant turns for his senior season after amassing GENERAL INFORMATION Tennessee State defeated Austin Peay 110 tackles, the most for TSU since 2002. Name of School ........Tennessee State University 31-6 in 2013 to win the Sgt. York tro- The other defensive player to be named to City/Zip ........................ Nashville, Tenn. 37209 Founded .................................................... 1912 phy outright. It marked the fifth time, in the All-Preseason Team was cornerback Enrollment ............................................... 9,165 the seven year existence, the Tigers have De’Ante Saunders. Saunders was named to Nickname ................................................Tigers held the award. The trophy is contested the OVC All-Newcomer Team in 2013. The School Colors ................Reflex Blue and White by the four Tennessee football programs, offense will be led by senior quarterback Conference ...... Ohio Valley Conference (OVC) TSU, Austin Peay, Tennessee Tech and Michael German who missed the begin- Stadium ....................................LP Field (69,143) UT Martin, from the Ohio Valley Con- ning of last season but worked his way back Surface .......................... Tifsport Bermuda Sod ference. The Tigers defeated Tennessee in the lineup before the end of the season. Stadium .................. W.J. Hale Stadium (15,000) Surface .........................................Bermuda Sod Tech, 41-21 and UT Martin, 29-15, ear- Blocking for German will be fellow All-Pre- President ..............................Dr. Glenda Glover lier in the season for the sweep winning season Team nominee, Robert Myers. Director of Athletics .................. Teresa Phillips the Sgt. York outright for the first time Athletics Department Phone ....(615) 963-5034 since UTM accomplished the task in 2010. >>Fitzpatrick and Buchanon Ticket Manger ........................Zellina Anderson Tennessee State senior safety Daniel Fitz- Ticket Office Phone ...................(615) 963-5841 >>Humphrey and The Hall patrick was chosen to the 2014 Buck Bu- Web Site ....................................TSUTigers.com Former Tennessee State defensive line- chanan Award Watch List by The Sports University Web Site .......................TNState.edu man Claude Humphrey was inducted into Network. The Buchanan, which honors the COACHING STAFF the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 3 top FCS Defensive Player, will celebrate its Head Coach ......................................... Rod Reed night in front of roughly 30,000 people in 20th anniversary this season and be pre- Alma Mater .......................Tennessee State, 1988 Fawcett Stadium. Humphrey was a three- sented by The Sports Network at the FCS Year ..............................................................Fifth time All-American defensive tackle at national awards banquet on Dec. 15. In Offensive Coordinator....................... Mike Jones TSU from 1964 to 1967. During his senior 2013, Fitzpatrick led all Division I players QBs/Pass Game Coordinator .............Jeff Parker Running Backs Coach ................ Larry Williams season, Humphrey played in four college (FBS or FCS) in interceptions with eight, Offensive Line Coach ..................Russ Ehrenfeld all-star games, ending his collegiate ca- three of which he returned for touchdowns. Co-Defensive Coordinator ............ Osita Alaribe reer as the all-time leader in sacks at TSU Co-Defensive Coordinator ...........Justin Roberts with 39. Currently, he is tied for second >>Tigers and the Worldwide Leader Safeties Coach/ST ..............................Ed Sanders behind Lamar Carter along with fellow TSU is scheduled to play two games on Corners Coach .........................Mikhal Kornegay TSU legend and Richard Dent. Humphrey ESPN3 this season, one at home and Director of Operations ................... Daniel Kuhn became the second Tiger inducted into one on the road. The Tigers will host 2014 TEAM INFORMATION the 2014 Pro Football Hall of Fame, Sat- Jacksonville State at Hale Stadium on 2013 Overall Record ....................................10-4 urday, joining fellow defensive lineman Oct. 11 for the first and travel to East- ............................................................ Home: 3-2 Richard Dent who was inducted in 2011. ern Illinois on Oct. 25 for the other. ..............................................................Away: 5-2 ..........................................................Neutral:
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