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ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Alabama State University Athletic Strategic Communications, Fifth Edition ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT of ATHLETICS ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL Alabama State University Athletic Strategic Communications, Fifth Edition ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY DEPARTMENT OF ATHLETICS 915 S. Jackson Street Montgomery, AL 36104 www.BamaStateSports.com Facebook: BamaStateSports Twitter: @BamaStateSports Instagram: @BamaStateSports CREDITS EDITOR Travis Jarome EDITORAL ASSISTANCE Brian Howard, Raven Jackson, Andrea Wheeler COMPILATION Gary Howard, Brian Howard, Travis Jarome, ALABAMA STATE UNIVERSITY MISSION STATEMENT Raven Jackson, Andrea Wheeler Alabama State University is a regional comprehensive, historically black, state-supported University. In carrying out its mission, the University serves the city of Montgomery, the state, the nation and the global community. Its major commitments are quality programs of undergraduate and graduate PHOTOGRAPHY instruction, residential life, continuing education, public service and research provided at the most David Campbell reasonable cost to individual students and taxpayers. Alabama State Photography The University will continue to strengthen its academic programs in education, business and the liberal arts while giving even greater emphasis to the science programs at the graduate and undergraduate PRINTING levels. The science emphasis is in recognition of the gross under-representation of minority profes- Craftmaster Printers, Inc. sionals in this broad and important field throughout the nation. The University will also expand further 687 North Dean Road its public service programs through strengthening programs of service of local and state political Auburn, AL 36830 leaders and providing them with research-based guidance on policy and program approaches and www.Craftmaster.com initiatives for addressing community problems. The University aims to develop and pursue these programs in a manner to ensure that eligible students who desire to develop and expand their scholastic skills for personal, occupational or © 2017, Alabama State University professional growth have the opportunity to do so, regardless of socioeconomic status. Respect for the Department of Athletics intellectual potential and dignity of students, as individual human beings, without regard to age, sex, race, color, cultural background, national origin or disability, shall be paramount. 2017 ALABAMA STATE FOOTBALL @BAMASTATEFB DIRECTORY / QUICK FACTS INTRODUCTION GENERAL INFORMATION Directory / Quick Facts ...........................................................................................3 Location ........................................................915 S. Jackson Street Athletic Strategic Communications .........................................................................4 .................................................................Montgomery, Ala. 36104 Media Information..................................................................................................5 Enrollment .............................................................................5,627 University Administration ......................................................................................6 Founded .................................................................................1867 Conference ........................... Southwestern Athletic (East Division) Director of Athletics ...............................................................................................7 Colors ..............................................................Black anda Old Gold Nickname ..................................................................Lady Hornets TEAM INFORMATION Home Facility ................................................Lockhart Gymnasium 2017 Roster ...................................................................................................... 8-11 President (interim) .............................................Dr. Leon C. Wilson Roster By State �����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������12 Athletics Director .......................................................Melvin Hines Depth Chart ..........................................................................................................13 Deputy Athletic Director ........................... Jennifer Lynne Williams Sr. Associate Athletic Director (External) .................Terrance Jones COACHES & STAFF Sr. Associate Athletic Director (Internal) ..................Kendra Greene Head Coach ..........................................................................................................14 Faculty Athletics Representative ...............................Dr. Sara Kiser Athletic Department Phone .......................................334.229.4507 Staff ............................................................................................................... 15-22 School Website .............................................BamaStateSports.com 2017 HORNETS TEAM INFORMATION Returning Players ........................................................................................... 23-51 Record .............................................................................4-7 (.364) Newcomers ..................................................................................................... 52-58 SWAC Record / Finish ...................................... 3-6 (.333) / 2nd East Cumulative Game-by-Game Statistics............................................................. 59-72 Postseason .............................................................................none Finish .....................................................................................none REVIEW Starters Returning / Lost 13 / 9 2016 Team Statistics ............................................................................................73 Letterwinners Returning / Lost ............................................71 / 24 2016 Indiviual Statistics ................................................................................. 73-75 All-Time Record ..................................................488-464-41 (.513) 2016 Defensive Statistics .....................................................................................76 Game-by-Game Statistics ............................................................................... 77-80 FOOTBALL STAFF Head Coach ...............................................................Brian Jenkins Scoring Drives ......................................................................................................81 Years at Alabama State ............................................................2 Drive Superlatives ................................................................................................81 Record at Alabama State 10-12 Individual / Team Game Highs and Lows ..............................................................82 Years Coaching .........................................................................7 Participation ................................................................................................... 83-84 Career Record ....................................................................56-26 Game Recaps / Box Scores .............................................................................. 85-90 Associate Head Coach ...........................................Donald Hill-Eley Defensive Coordinator ..............................................Osita Alaribe HISTORY Offensive Coordinator .............................................. Mark Orlando Year-by-Year Results....................................................................................... 91-97 Safeties ......................................................................Grady Brown Cornerbacks ............................................................ Amp Campbell Linebackers .........................................................Leandre Creamer RECORDS Quarterbacks .............................................................. Trey Dunlap Career Records .....................................................................................................98 Running Backs .......................................................... James Joseph Single-Season Records ...................................................................................99-100 Wide Receivers ............................................................. Chad Lucas Offensive Line .........................................................Prince Pearson Recruiting Coordinator .............................................Billy Gresham Director of Football Ops ...................................Desmond Robinson Player Personnel ......................................................Joycelyn Riley Video Coordinator ................................................... Lewis Goodley Director of Sports Medicine La Tanja Baptiste Dir. of Strength & Conditioning ����������������������������Medgar Harrison 3 2017 ALABAMA STATE FOOTBALL @BAMASTATEFB ATHLETIC STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS ASU ATHLETIC STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS Second Floor, ASU Acadome 915 S. Jackson Street, Montgomery, AL 36104 Phone: 334-229-5217 Official Web Site of Alabama State Athletics www.BamaStateSports.com Social Media “Like” on Facebook: Facebook.com/BamaStateSports Follow on Twitter: Twitter.com/BamaStateSports Follow on Twitter: Twitter.com/BamaStateVB Follow on Instagram: Instagram.com/BamaStateSports TRAVIS JAROME RAVEN JACKSON STAFF DIRECTORY Assistant Director Communications Assistant TRAVIS JAROME Interim Director Sport Responsibilities:
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