A Record-~etting 1991 School Records Broken or Tied by the 1997 MSU Football Eagles Total Offense-Individual Most Total Yardage: Scason-2.786. Doug Turner, 1997 (2,869 passing, -83 rushing)

Total Offense-Team Most Total Yardage: Game-727 vs Valparaiso - 1997 (373 rushing, 355 passing) Season-4.955 - 1997 (2,9 14 pas ing, 2,041 rushing)

Rushing Offense-Individual Most Ya rdage Gained: Season- I. I 97. Anthony Ravizee. 1997 Career-2.853. Anthony Ravizee, 1994-97

Passing Offense-Individual Most Yardage Gained: Scason-2.869, Doug Turner. 1997 Most TD Passes: Anthony Ravizee Scason-29. Doug Turne r. 1997 Season-4. Bi ll Marston. 1969 Passing Offense-Team (2 rushing. 2 passing) and Doug Turner. Most Yardage Gained: 1997 (4 passing) Season-2,914, 1997 Scoring-Team Chris Berry Most Points: Pass Receiving-Individual Season-419 in 1997 Most Yardage Gained: Scoring-Individual Season- 1.016. Chris Berry, 1997 Most Points: Miscellaneous Season-94. Anthony Ravizee, 1997 Most Victories: 7 in 1928. 1937. 1966, Career-202. Chris Berry, 1994-97 197 1. 1986 and 1997 Most Touchdowns: Season- I 5. Jug Varney, 1938 & Anthony Ravizee. 1997 Career-33, Chris Berry, 1994-97 Most TDs by Rushing: Season- I 3. Anthony Ravizee. 1997 Career-26. Anthony Ravizee, 1994-97 Most Extra Points Attempted by Kicking: Game-8. Craig Bere v~ Murray State, 1990; Nate Poe vs Quincy. 1996; Poe vs Valparaiso. 1997: and Poe vs Miles. 1997 Most Consecutive Extra Points by Kicking: Game-8. Craig Bere vs Murray State. 1990; Nate Poe vs Quincy, 1996; Poe vs Valparaiso, 1997; and Poe vs Miles, 1997 Most 2-Point Conversions: Doug Turner Game-3. Doug Turner vs Western Ken­ tucky. 1997 (3 passing) Coach Matt Ballard ~

Contents, Credits, Quick Facts, Schedule ~Thi

Contents 1998 Football Schedule Assistant Coaches ...... 9-10 Date Opponent Time Athletic Administration ...... 4-7 Sept. 3 at Austin Peay 7:30 Coaching Records ...... 35 Sept.12 Butler (Family Weekend) 7:00 Head Coach ...... 8 Sept. 19 at Valparaiso 1:00 Media Information ...... 36 Sept. 26 at Dayton 7:00 Morehead Stale University ...... 2-3 Oct.3 Eon 7:00 Opponents Information ...... 18-21 Oct.17 Thomas More (Homecoming) 1:30 Records ...... 26-35 Oct. 24 atVMI 1:00 Roster ...... 11 - 12 Oct. 31 Bethel 1:30 Nov. 7 at Charleston Southern 1:30 Schedule ...... I, be ov.14 Kentucky Wesleyan 1:30 Series Records ...... 31 Nov.21 at South Florida 7:00 Statistics ( 1997) ...... 22-23 University Administration ...... 4 All times Eastern and subject to change Year-by-Year Results ...... 3 1-35 Home games in bold

Quick Facts Location: Morehead, Ky. 40351 Assistant Coaches: Founded: 1887 Miles Brandon (Ohio Univ. ·85), Defe nsive Tackles & Strength Enrollment: 8,600 Juan Brown (Georgetown (Ky.) '95). Wide Receivers Colors: Blue & Gold John Gilliam (Morehead Stale '87), Linebackers Conference: Independent Gary Dunn (California (Pa.) '95). Offensive Line tadium: Jayne Stadium ( I 0,000) Jeff Durden (Georgetown ' 88), Offensive Coordinator Field: Jacobs Field Scott Marsh (Morehead State '98), Defensive Ends Surface: Omniturf David Trosper (Union '92), Defensive Backs 1997 Record: 7-3 President: Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin Basic Offense: Multiple Vice President for Student Life/Athletic Direcot: Mike Mincey Basic Defense: 4-3 Office Phone: (606) 783-2088 Lettermen Returning: Offense- I?; Dcfense- 19; Special Teams-2 Associate Athletic Director: Kathleen Worthington Lettermen Lost: Offensc-3; Defense-4 Faculty Representative: Dr. Mike Brown tarters Returning: Offense-8; Defense-9 Head Athletic Trainer: Gary Diehm tarters Lost: Offense-3; Defcnse-2 Sports Information Director: Randy Stacy Head Coach : Mau Ballard Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 Alma Mater: Gardner-Webb -79 Home Phone: (606) 784-2922 Coaching Record: 50-51- 1 ( IO years) Fax Phone: (606) 783-2550 Record al MSU: 15-26 (4 years) Press Box Phone: (606) 783-2500 Office Phone: (606) 783-2020 Assistant Sports Information Director: Brad Laux Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings On The Cover Pictured on the front cover is j unior runningback Jocvon Stennclt. On the back cover is Head Coach Matt Ballard who ha led the Eagles to back-to-back winnmg seasons for the first Credits time since 1970-71. This publica tion was edited by MSU Sports Information Direc­ tor Randy Stacy. Special writing and/or editorial assistance was provided by MSU Institutional Relations, the M SU Publica­ Get information about Morehead State Athletics on tions Staff, and Sports Information Secretary Brenda Kissinger. the World Wide Web. Point your browser to: Photography by MSU staff photographer Tim Holbrook and student assistants. Cover design by Dan Shute, Graphic De­ www.morehead-st.edu/athletics ·igner.

Eagle Football '98 2 The University

Meeting the educational needs of Eastern Kentucky while striving to constantly improve the quality of its public service, economic development and applied research programs are the primary objectives of Morehead State University. Historically the University trace its lineage to the Morehead Normal School, which opened its doors in 1887. The private school c losed in the spring of 1922 when the Kentucky General Assembly establi hed Morehead State Normal School. The tate institution accepted its first students in the fall of 1923 and graduated its first class in 1927. ame changes occurred in 1926 when "and Teachers College" was added, again in 1930 when it was shortened to M orehead State Teacher College, again in 1948 when "Teachers" was dropped and, finally, to univer ity status in 1966. Twelve men, starting with Dr. Frank C. Button, have served as president. Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin assumed office as the 12th president on July I, 1992. Academically, the University offer 72 undergraduate degree programs, including 15 associate level degrees and IO pre-professional programs in four colleges -- Business, Education and Behavioral Sciences, Humanities, and Science and Technology -- and 2 1 academic departments. There are 24 graduate degree program plus 2 graduate level non­ degree programs designed especially for professional educators. A post-master's level degree, education specialist , and a joint doctoral program with the University of Kentucky also are offered on the MSU campus. Classes also are conduc ted in Ashla nd, Jackson, Maysville, Pikeville, Prestonsburg, West Liberty, Whitesburg a nd o the r locatio ns. Extended campus centers located tn Ashla nd, Prestonsburg, and West Liberty are staffed with full­ ti me personnel.

Morehead Stare University The University 3

AdditionaJiy, the University offers a number of distance Administratively, the Uni versity is governed by an I)­ learning courses throughout the region via internet and member Board of Regents with eight ci tizens appointed by interactive compressed video. the governor and three seats held by the elected faculty, staff PhysicaJly, the University is located in the foothills of the and student representatives. Management of the institution Daniel Boone ationaJ Forest in Rowan County. The nearly is vested primarily in four divisions -- Academic Affairs, 500-acre main campus within the city li mits of Morehead Administration and Fiscal Services, Student Life and includes more than 50 major structures with a total University Advancement. Each is headed by a vice president. replacement vaJ ue of more than $144 mjllion. Beyond the Athleticall y, the Uni versity sponsors 18 intercollegiate city, the University's real estate holdings include the 320- sports for men and women in accordance with the regulations acre Derrickson Agriculture complex and a nine-hole golf of the Ohio Valley Conference and Division I of the National course. The instructional plant includes 120 class rooms Collegiate Athletic Association. Intramural athletics are and 112 laboratories. Housing faci lities include space for involved with 20 teams and individual sports. approximately 3400 single students and 178 families. FiscaJly, the University currently operates on an annual budget of $66.6 million with about $34.6 million provided by the state and $32 million corning from tuition/ fees and other sources. Additionally, grants and contracts from external source!) for research, service and academic/ student support projects generate about $7 million each year. Private giving to the University, mainly through the MSU Foundation, Inc., exceeds $1.7 million annually. Statistically, the University has awarded more than 40,000 degrees, has an average fall enrollment of approximately 8,400 and more than 980 ful I-time employees. The student body represents 99 Kentucky counties, 38 other states and 33 foreign countries. The University attracts more than 55,000 visitors each year and its economic impact, directly and indirectly, on the Morehead area is estimated at more than $70 million yearly.

Eagle Football '98 4 University Administration Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin President

Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin became the Ameri can Association of State Colleges and Universities, 12th president of Morehead (Ky.) President Eaglin is a member of its Board of Directors and State University on July I, 1992. has served on many AASCU committees. Bringing nearly 30 years of expe­ He frequently serves as a consultant and often presents rience in higher education admin­ workshops for colleges on student retention, leadership and istration to the MSU post, he pre­ academic adviseme nt. His professional efforts have taken viously was c hancellor of Coastal Dr. Eaglin to Cyprus as chair of a Fulbright High Commis­ Carolina Uni versity in Conway, sion delegati on and more recently to Taiwan, the Republic S.C. of China. A forme r vice chancellor for A member of several honorary societi es such as Psi Chi academic affairs at the Univer ity and Phi De lta Kappa, Dr. Eaglin also is active in his commu­ of South Carolina's Spartanburg nity. As president of MSU, Dr. Eaglin serves as a member campus, Dr. Eaglin began his career in higher education ad­ of the Board of Directors of the Morehead-Rowan Cham­ ministration in the area of student life/housing and has taught ber of Commerce. A me mber of the Kentucky Council on both in public school and university settings. In the early Higher Education's Conference of Presidents, he was ap­ 1970s, he served as southeast regional director of the Ameri­ pointed by then Gov. Brereton C. Jones to the East Ken­ can College Testing Program (ACT). tucky Development Roundtable, an advisory working group He holds a bachelor's degree in biology and mathematics to the East Kentucky Office of the Cabinet for Economic from Southeast Missouri State University, a master's de­ Development. He also is a member of the steering commit­ gree in student personnel administration from Southern Illi­ tee of the Central Appalachian Alliance, a partnership of nois University and a doctoral degree in educational psy­ energy and land holding companies with universities in Ken­ chology from the University of Utah. tucky and Virgi nia. Additionally, Dr. Eaglin is a member of A graduate of Leadership South Carolina, he is a member the Kentucky Appalachian Commission and the Task Force of the NCAA President 's Commission. Active in the to Develop a Master Plan on tourism for Kentucky.

Mike Mincey Vice President for Student Life and Director of Athletics Mike Mincey, Morehead State's student activities, student development, financial aid and Vice President for Student Life and scholarships, student housing and public safety. a former Eagle athlete, added the A three-time graduate of the University, he earned a title of Director of Athletics in Feb­ bachelor's degree and two master's degrees, one in higher ruary. education. The native of Waycross, Ga., has done advanced An MSU administrati ve sta ff studies at Indiana University and is a me mber of the Na­ member since 1975, Mincey was tional Association of Student Personnel Administrators. appointed interim vice president in Prior to joining the MSU staff, he taught and coached in 1986 and assumed the title of vice public schools in Flemingsburg, Ky., and Tifton, Ga. president and Dean of Students in Mincey earned four varsity letters ( 1965-68) as a member 1990 foll owing a national search. of the Eagle football squad. He was an all-stater at Ware He assumed responsibility for su­ County (Ga.) High School, and he was a member of MSU's pervision of the University's athletics program in June, 1993. last Ohio Valley Conference football championship quad in Since joining the staff, Mincey has held a variety of posts 1967. inc luding assistant to the vice president for academic af­ His wife, the former Kathy C rusie of Lyndon, Ohio, is a fairs, grants coordinator and coordinator fo r academic sup­ two-time graduate of MSU and currently serves the Uni­ port services. versity as an assistant professor of English. They have three In addition to the athletics program, Mincey also provides children, Sarah, Jacob and Samuel. supervisory support to the areas of the Dean of Students, Morehead State University Athletic Administration 5

Kathleen Worthington Associate Director of Athletics Kathleen R. Worthington became imple me ntati on of ma rke ting s trateg ies, game-d ay Mo re head Stale's Associate management and coordinati on of special events. Director of Athletics in February Worthington has been instrumental in developing a five­ after two years as Assistant Director year strategic plan for intercollegiate athletics and in improving of Athl eti cs. intern al operations of the athletic department. Worthington comes to MSU after Worthi ngton earned a bachelor's degree in mass serving two years as the Assistant communications from the College of Notre Dame of Maryland to the Director of Athletics at the in 1985. She has also earned a master's degree in public University of Wisconsin-La Crosse. relations from Syracuse University and a master's degree in She has also served as a marketing athletics administration from W isconsin-La Crosse. and media relations specialist and as In May of 1997, Worthington was inducted into the College Director of Athletics and Community Youth Programs for of Notre Dame of Maryland's Athletic Hall of Fame. Catholic Charities, Eastern Region, New York State. She She is an avid cyclist, runner and sailor. has extensive experience in development, planning and Brian Hutchinson Athletic Develo pment Director

Bria n Hutc hinson became the Student Government Associalion while an undergraduate. Morehead State's Athletic Develop­ Her served as president of that organization as a seni or, and ment Director in July after spending as a result, was a student member of the University's Board the past 18 months as a regional de­ of Regents. velopment officer for the University. Prior to assuming the SGA presidency, he served as a vice Prior to that he served as a staff president and a coll ege representative. assistant in developent. A member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fratern ity, he now serves Hutc hinson, who earned a as the faculty/staff advisor to that organization. bachelor's degree from MSU in 1996 A native of Louisa, Ky., Hutchinson is married to the former was an extremely active member of Eli zabeth Wi lliamson of Seminole, Fla.

Terry Johnson Marketing and Promotions Director

Te rry Johnson joined the MSU and distribution as istant and as a marketing intern for Host, athletic staff in May when he was as a marketing and promotions intern at the University of named Marketing and Promotions Kentucky and as a public relations and championshi p opera­ Director. tions intern for the Big East Conference. Johnson came to MSU from the A native of Kettering, Ohio, Johnson earned a bachelor's position of Marketing and Promoti ons degree in sport management from Bowling Green State Uni­ Manager, Publishi ng Division at Host versity in 1991 and a master's degree in communications from Communications. Kentucky in 1994. He has also worked as a marketing

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Jim Wells Compliance Coordinator and Academic/ Athletic Counselor

Jim Wells, whose more than two in his sixth year as Compliance Coordinator and his fifth as decades of involvement with More­ Academic/ Athletic Counselor. head State Univers it y athleti cs Wells has also served MSU as a publications as istant. range from serving as an under­ Among his assignments was managing editor ofMSU's alumni graduate student manager of the periodical, the Morehead STATEment. A two-time graduate Eagle baseball squad to serving as ofMSU, the 46-year-old Wells is in charge of monitoring the sports infonnation director to coach­ Uni versity's compliance with NCAA and Ohio Valley Con­ ing the Eagle softball team, is now ference rules and legislation as well as the academic progress MSU's Compliance and Educational of Eagle athletes. Services D irector. His title change An avid golfer and former manager of the University Golf came about in February as he was Course, Wells is a life-long resident of Morehead. He i ingle.

Gary Diehm Head Athletic Trainer

Gary Diehm is in his first year as Both his bachelor's and master's degrees were earned at Head Athletic Trainer at Morehead Eastern New Mexico. State University. He was a staff athletic trainer at the 1983 NCAA Final Four Diehm joined the MSU staff this Basketball Tournament and was the Head Athletic Trainer summer after spending IO years as for three NAIA National Basketball Tournaments. Head Athleti c Trainer and Instruc­ A past president of the Oklahoma Athletic Trainers Asso­ torat East Central Uni versity in Ada, ciation, he has been a frequent presenter at cli nics in the Mid­ Okla. He has also served as head west and West. athletic trainer and teacher at Wichita Diehm and his wife, Jana Lynette, have one daughter, Kyndal Falls (Tex.) High School and as a Delaney. graduate assistant athletic trainer at Eastern New Mex ico Uni versity.

Support Staff

Dr. Michael Brown Mau Charvat Jenny Duncan Sherry Mays Tammy Boyd Faculty Representative Assistant Trainer Athletics Secretary Athletics Secretary Football Secretary

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Staff Directory University Administration Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin, President ...... 783-2022 Athletic Administration Mike Mincey, Vice President for Student Life and Director of Athletics ...... 783-2089 Kathleen Worth ington, Associate Director of Athletics ...... 783-2088 Dr. W. Michael Brown, Faculty Representative ...... 783-2120 Jim Wells, Compliance and Educational Services Director ...... 783-5 136 Terry Johnson, Marketing and Promotions Director ...... 783-2588 Brian Hutchinson, Athletic Development Director ...... 783-2593 Coaching Staff Matt Ballard, Head Football ...... 783-2020 James Black, Women's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-5139 Miles Brandon, Football Assistant ...... 783-23 11 Wayne Breeden, Men's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-5141 Dr. Rex Chaney, Head Golf ...... 783-2396 Amy Dettmer, Volleyball Assistant ...... 783-2245 Nik De Vore, Head Men's and Women's Tennis ...... 783-5408 Gary Dunn, Football Assistant ...... 783-23 12 Jeff Durden, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 John Gilliam, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Corbett Grigsby, Women's Associate Head Basketball ...... 783-2191 Darrin Horn, Men's Basketball Assistant ...... 783-5142 John Jarnagin, Head Baseball ...... 783-2882 Laura Litter, Head Women's Basketball ...... 783-2 126 Dan Lindsey, Head Track and Cross Country ...... 783-2653 Larry Lipker, Baseball Assistant ...... 783-2881 Kyle Macy, Head Men's Basketball ...... 783-5 140 Walt Rybka, Head Rifle ...... 783-2289 Mike Swan, Head Volleyball ...... 783-2122 David Trosper, Football Assistant ...... 783-2020 Jennifer VanSickle, Head Softball ...... 783-5283 Athletic Training Ryan Kling, Head Trainer ...... 783-2392 John DoRosario, Assistant Trainer ...... 783-2392 Sports Information Randy Stacy, Director ...... 783-2500 (Stacy at home, 784-2922; FAX 783-2550) Brad Laux, Assistant Director ...... 783-2500 (Laux at home, TBA) Clerical Staff Kelli DeHart, Men's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Tammy Boyd, Football ...... 783-2020 Jenny Duncan, Athletics ...... 783-2088 Brenda Kissinger, Sports Information ...... 783-2500 Sherry Mays, Athletics ...... 783-2088 Angela Thompson, Women's Basketball ...... 783-2126

Eagle Football '98 8 Head Coach Matt Ballard Head Coach

Matt Ballard is in his fi fth season NAIA District 32 Coach of the year in 1992. as Head Football Coach at More­ He was on the MSU footbal I staff for four seasons ( 1984- head State University. 87) before accepting the head coaching position at Union. The fonner head football coach at Ballard was a four-year (1980-83) offensive/defensive co­ U nion College and assistant head ordinator at Georgetown College and spent one season coach and defensive coordinator at ( 1979) as an assistant at Gardner-Webb. MSU spent one season ( 1994) as A graduate of North Mecklenburg H igh School in Char­ interim head coach before taking lotte, he earned a bachelor's degree from Gardner-Webb in over on a fu ll-ti me basis Dec. 1, 1979 and a master's degree from Georgetown in 1980. 1994. Ballard was pleased to return to the MSU campus and He has done a tremendous job in four seasons, rebuild the program on a long-tenn basis. taking an MSU program in transition and ravaged by trans­ "Our goals are si mple," Ballard said. "We want to have a fers fo llowing the departure of the previous coaching staff, program that is first class. We will work to have a football and leading the Eagles to a 6-4 in 1996 and a 7-3 record in program that meets the total needs of the student-athlete, to 1997, MSU's fi rst back-to-back winning seasons since see that each young man will continue through our program 1970-71. and earn his degree. We wi ll move toward a character­ A 40-year old native of Davidson. .C., Ballard compiled building program through our coaching and recruiting that a 35-25-1 record in hi s six seasons ( 1988-93) directing the will enable us to compete at the highest level and have fun Union football program. He led Union to its best single sea­ doing it. son record and to the institution's first Mid-South Football Ball ard and his wife, the fonner Brenda Harwood, have a Conference championship. He was named Mid-South and 15-year old son, Matthew. Matt Ballard Year-by-Year 1988 Union College 6-4-0 1989 Union College 4-5-1 1990 Union College 5-5-0 1991 Union College 6-4-0 1992 Union College 8-2-0* 1993 Union College 5-5-0 1994 Morehead State University 0-11-0 1995 Morehead State University 2-8-0 1996 Morehead State University 6-4-0 1997 Morehead State University 7-3-0** *Led Union to its best record in school history and was named Mid-South Foot-

1, ball Conference Coach of the Year **MSU tied school record for wins and had back-to-back winning seasons for the - first time since 1970-71 .

Morehead State University Assistant Coaches 9 Jeff Durden Offensive Coordinator, Runningbacks Jeff Durden is back for his fourth Durden came to MSU after spending two seasons as the season as Morehead State assistant head coach at California Uni versity of Pennsylva­ University's offensive coordinator nia. Prior to that he was an assistant coach at Georgetown and runningbacks coach. (Ky.) College. He began his coaching career as an assistant Since he took over as coordinator, coach at West Georgia College. the Eagle offense has been ranked A native of Dublin, Ga., the 33-year old Durden was a standout nationally and set school records for athlete at Trinity High School. He won all-state honors in rushing offense, passing offense, to­ both football and baseball. tal offense and scoring offense. Durden earned a bachelor's degree from Georgetown in 1988 Last season's Eagle squad won the and a master's degree from West Georgia in I 991 . national scoring title for Division I­ Durden and his wife, the former Kimberly Fendley, have a AA and ranked second nationall y in son, Jakob (4), and a daughter, Hannah ( I ) . total offense.

John Gilliam Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers

John Gilliam, a former standout Eagle Head Coach Matt Ballard's tenure as an assistant coach Eagle linebacker, is in his fi fth sea­ on the MSU staff. After serving as a student assistant coach son on the staff at Morehead State for the Eagles in 1987, he joined Ballard at Union College. University. He spent six seasons under Ballard at Union and returned The native of Prestonsburg, Ky., to MSU with Ballard 1994. will again serve as MSU's defensive Gilliam earned a bachelor's degree from MSU in 1987. coordinator and will work particularly He added a master's degree from Union in 1990. with the Eagle linebackers while He is married to the former Melissa Childs of Fairfield, Ohio. making the defensive calls. They have a daughter, Caitlin Nicole (5), and a son, Austin Gilliam was a fo ur-year Eagle (2). letterman ( 1983-86) during current

Miles Brandon Defensive Tackles, Strength and Conditioning Miles Brandon will coach the de­ He began his coaching career with stints at two Ohio high fensive tackles and serve as strength schools. In 1990, he was the defensive line and special teams and conditioning coach in his fourth coach for Middletown High School. Prior to tnat, he was year on the Morehead State staff. defensive and offensive line coach at Springfield South High Brandon came to MSU after one School. year on the staff of NCAA Division A native of Pittsburgh, Pa., he was an a ll-conference de­ I-AA power Troy State where he fensive end at Ohio University. He had professional football coached the defensive line. tryouts with the Dallas Cowboys and the New England Patri­ He spent the 1993 campaign as a ots. graduate assistant at Clarion (Pa.) Brandon earned a bachelor's degree in physical educati on University coaching the defensive line from Ohio University in 1987. He earned a second bachelor's and special teams. From 1990-92, degree in secondary education with teacher certification from he was the defensive line and special teams coach at Urbana Urbana in 1992. (Ohio) University. He is 33 years old and single.

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~M Assistant Coaches David Trosper Secondary, Recruiti ng Coordinator David Trosper is in his fourth sea­ conference and two-time team most valuable player. son as an assistant coach at More­ He served as a graduate assistant coach for three seasons head State University. at Union, directing the li nebackers and serving as academic A native of Florence, Ky., Trosper coordinator. was a three-year football letterman Trosper earned a bachelor's degree from Union in 1992. at Boone County High School. He His academic work has been in the areas of business educa­ was a four-year letterman at Union tion and business administration. College, where he was two-time all-

Gary Dunn Offensive Line, Academics Gary Dunn is in his secondseason versity of Pennsylvania and joined the MSU staff after serv­ as an assistant coach at Morehead ing as an assistant coach at that school. He earned a bachelor's State University. He will be in degree in 1995 and a master's degree in 1997, both from Cali­ charge of the Eagle offensive line­ fornia (Pa.). men and will monito r academic "Gary is an outstanding teacher of fundamentals," said Eagle progress for all Football Eagles. Head Coach Matt Ballard. "He has brought enthusiasm to Dunn wa a four-year starter and our staff, and he will continually push our linemen." an a l I-conference performer as an offen ive lineman at California Uni-

Juan Brown W ide Receivers Juan Brown is in his first season with the MSU football program. The native of New Albandy, Ind., will assist with the Eagle wide rece ivers. Brown was a standout player al Georgetown College. He was a four­ year letterwinner at wide receiver and wa a member of the 1991 N AIA Division II national championship squad. Current MSU offensive coor­ dinator Jeff Durden coached him at Georgetown in 1991-92. He earmed a bachelor's degree from Georgetown in 1995 and is pur­ suing a master's degree at MSU. Chris Berry Student Coach

Scott Marsh Defensive Ends Scott Marsh, a former standout linebacker for the Eagle football pro­ gram, is in his second season with the MSU coaching staff. After serving as a student coach last season, he wi ll assist with the defensive ends in 1998. Marsh was a three-year starter during his playing career for MSU and con istentl y ranked among the team's leading tacklers. He earned a bachelor's degree from MSU in May and is pursuing a master's degree while serving as an assistant coach. Gene Topping Student Coach Morehead Scace Universicy 1998 Numerical Roster ~™ 11

NO Name POS Hf wr (L HOMETOWN/IIlGHSCHOOIJJC I Larry Webb DB 5- 11 189 Jr. Atlanta, Ga./Harper-Archer 2 Chris Gatewood HB 5- 10 178 Fr. Lexington, Ky./Lafayelle 3 Joevon Stennell HB 6-2 190 Jr. Gaithersburg, Md./Watkins Mi ll 4 KimbaBush WR 6-2 195 Sr. Lexington, Ky.ffates Creek 5 Robert Day K 5-5 125 So. Chesapeake, Ohio/Chesapeake 6 Todd Dinkel PIK 6-2 2.08 So. Indianapolis, Ind./Pike 7 Jason Cowan DB 5- 10 168 So. Monticello, Ky./Wayne County 8 David Dinkins QB 6-2 189 So. Pillsburgh, Pa./Schenley 9 Marcus Turner DB 5-9 167 Jr. Glendale, Md./Eleanor Roosevelt 10 Kent Spencer WR 6-0 165 So. Crestview, Ky./Campbell County II Doug Biehler QB 6-0 205 Fr. Mariella, Ga./Wallon 13 Ron Dixon CB 5-8 156 Fr. Lanham, Md./Eleanor Roosebell 14 Drew Purcell QB 6-4 191 Jr. Flemingsburg, Ky./Fleming County 15 Chet Bryan QB/K 6-1 190 Fr. El izabethtown, Ky./Cenlral Hardin 16 Scott Davis DB 6-1 176 So. Lavalette, Ohio/Chesapeake 17 Bill Ballard p 5-11 180 Fr. Springfield, Ky./Washington County 18 Alex Belcher DB 6-1 181 Jr. Winchester, Ky./Clark County 19 Danny Hirby QB 6-1 193 Fr. Prospect, Ky./Ballard J) Rodney Fleming HB 5-8 170 Fr. Lexington, Ky./Bryan Station 21 T. 1. Perry DB 6-0 188 So. Marietta, Ga./Sprayberry 22 Matthew Shugart HB 5-11 177 Fr. Cumming, Ga./Forsylh Central 23 Brandon Phillips DB 5-10 16') Fr. Hamilton, Ohio/Hamillon 24 Steve Jacobs FB 5-11 191 Fr. Decatur, Ga./Southwesl DeKalb 25 Travoris Beckley DB 5-ll 161 So. Maysville, Ky./Mason County 2f, Carnron Dinkel HB 6-0 196 Fr. Indianapolis, lnd./Pike 27 Mark Stephens WR 6-2 215 Fr. Louisville, l,(y./Doss 28 David While FB 6-1 215 Fr. Bowling Green, Ky./Greenwood 'B Donzell Dawson DB 6-1 174 Sr. Dayton, Ohio/C.haminade Julienne X) Adam Stegeman FB 6-0 204 Jr. Cold Springs, Ky./Campbell County 31 Kevin Dawson LB 6-0 188 So. Highland Heighfs, Ky./Campbell County 32 Brian Davis DB 6-1 183 So. Lavalette, Ohio/Chesapeake 33 Nick Fucito HB 6-0 172 Jr. Cincinnati, Ohio/McNicholas 34 Nick Paonessa DB 5-8 188 So. Salv isa, Ky./Mercer County 35 Daniel Carter FB 5-1 0 220 Fr. Gilbert, W.Va./Gilbert 36 Chris Knight DB 6-0 183 So. Wellston, Ohio/Wellston 37 Jason Culp LB 5-6 153 Fr. Ellenwood, Ga.ffucker 38 Marlon Moore LB 5-7 180 Fr. Lithonia, Ga./S.W. Dekalb 39 Greg Brady LB 6-0 214 Jr. Melbourne, Ky./Campbell County 40 David Korn LB 6-1 227 Fr. Butler, Ky./B utler 41 Nicholas Wooldridge FB 5- 10 196 Fr. Jamestown, Ky./Russell County 42 Jeffery Frasure LB 5-11 204 Sr. Russell, Ky./Russell 43 David Aldi LB 5-11 193 So. Whitesboro, N.Y./Whitesboro 44 Earnest Dunn LB 5-9 192 Fr. Danville, Ky./Danville 45 Clint Ratliff LB 6-2 210 So. Junction, Ky./Boyle County 46 Zack Moore LB 5-10 214 Sr. Knoxville, Tenn./Carter 47 Jeff Morrell DB 5-11 176 Fr. Mariella, Ga./Lassiter 48 Russell Bates LB 5-11 186 Jr. Lawrenceburg, Ky./Anderson County 49 Travis Bell LB 6-0 221 Fr. Louisville, Ky./Pleasure Ridge Park 50 Keith Kavic LB 6- 1 220 Fr. Louisville, Ky./Doss 51 Tshombi Basemore LB 5-10 230 So. Louisville, Ky./Fern Creek 52 Eric Broomall LB 6-0 230 Fr. Ashland, Ky./Paul Blazer 53 James Stul ts LB 6-0 225 Sr. Wi nchester, Ky./Clark County 54 Randy Saunders CE 6-4 220 So. Greenvi lle, Ky./Muhlenberg South 55 Brandon Webb DT 6-1 248 Fr. Grayson, Ky./East Carter 56 Ben Berger LB 6-0 194 So. Ft. Mitchell, Ky./Covington Catholic 57 Jason Freeman CE 6-1 240 Fr. Middlesboro, Ky./Bell County 58 Travis Facemyer CE 6-3 218 Jr. Ripley, W.Va./Ripley Eagle Football '98 12 ~™ 1998 Numerical R oster

':I) Fred Combs C 6-3 257 Sr. Noblesville, Ind./Noblesville ro Heath Glass LB 6-0 224 Fr. Portsmouth, Ohio/Portsmouth 61 Jason Fights ex:; 6-3 TlO Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio/Colerain 62 Kenneth O'Quinn K 5- 10 224 Fr. Elkhorn City, Ky./Elkhorn City 63 Dennis Ledford DT 5-11 255 So. Wilmington, Ohio/Wilmington 64 Timothy Sanders ex:; 6-4 305 Fr. New Bern , N.C./New Bern 65 Jason Ti Hett C 6-2 257 So. Ghent, Ky./Carroll County fiJ Eric Groves DT 6-0 280 Fr. Paris, Ky./Paris 67 Andy Slepsky Ix 6-1 225 Fr. Newburgh, Ind./Castle 68 Antwoine Linton Ix 5-11 243 Fr. Lancaster, Ky./Garrard County (f} Jason Klein OT 6-0 246 Fr. Lexington, Ky./Lafayelle 70 BubbaCombs ex:; 6-3 283 Sr. Prestonsburg, Ky./Betsy Layne 71 Chris Stockdale ex:; 6-1 m So. Carrollton, Ky./Carroll County 72 Adam Bowen OT 6-4 2Kl Jr. Huntington, W.Ya./Huntington 73 Bart Burke OT 6-3 1JO So. Burlington, Ky./Conner 74 Brad Bien ar 6-3 26.5 Sr. Harrison, Ohio/LaSalle 75 Steve Bragg ex:; 6-1 300 Sr. Harrodsburg, Ky./Harrodsburg 76 Brad Olecki C 6-2 2f:iJ So. Acworth, Ga./Harrison Tl Justin Sanderson or 6-2 249 Fr. Roswell, Ga./Lassiter 78 Mark Neu ex:; 6-4 2ro So. Middletown, Ky./Finwick r) Anthony Mc Vicker CG 6-6 310 Sr. Wilder, KyJCampbell County ro Brian Blair WR 5-9 179 Jr. Volga, Ky./Johnson Central 81 Toby Moeves WR 5-1 l 168 So. Union. Ky./Ryle 82 Domonique Peebles WR 6-l 185 So. Louisville, Ky./Fern Creek 83 Brian Ramsey WR 6-0 168 So. Mayfield, Ky./Graves County 84 Todd Chase WR 6-2 197 Sr. Brunswick, Ohio/Brunswick 8.5 John Showalter TE 6-2 214 Fr. Danville, Ky./Boyle County 86 James West WR 6- 1 155 Fr. Fairmont, W. Va./East Fairmont 87 Jeremy Philpot TE 6-3 2IE So. Cynthiana, Ky./Harrison County 88 Antwoine Mitchell WR 6-2 185 So. Pittsburgh, Pa./Westinghouse 89 Kenley Kappes WR 6-1 2(Xi Fr. Morehead, Ky./Rowan County ~ 8. J. Bedo DT 6-2 245 Jr. Louisville, Ky./Trinity 91 Bill McCarthy OT 6-3 253 Fr. Murray, Ky./M urray 92 Jimmy Harris Ix 6-2 220 Fr. Proctorville, Ohio/Chesapeake 93 Rob Yaegel DT 6- 1 268 Fr. Florence, Ky./Boone County 94 Patrick Osborne DT 6-3 235 So. Union, Ky./Ryle 95 Jeremy Binakonsky DT 6-4 285 Jr. Jeannelle, Pa./Jeannette % Chad Robinson Ix 6-3 220 Fr. Florence. Ky./Boone County g-J Kelly Ford DT 5-11 285 So. Horse Cave, Ky./Caverna 98 Ben Brown Ix 6-1 226 So. Florence, Ky./Boone County 99 Ronnie Wiafe Ix 6-1 225 Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa./Schenley The Eagle Offense Offensive Backs Served as the backup to record-setting senio r Doug Turner last seaso n. Hit 2 of 3 passes for 45 yards . Rushed for 53 The Veterans yards on 16 carries and scored two touchdowns. An out- standing athlete w ho is an excellent runner. Possesses a strong thro wing arm. His 1997 experience and work during spring 8 David Dinkins QB practice make him the leading candidate for the starting spot. 6-2, 189, So., Pittsburgh, Pa. Hig h Sc hoo l: Sche nley * * * * * B irthdate: August 15, I 978 Major: Elem entary Educatio n

Morehead State University The Eagles 13 3 Joevon Stennett RB Offensive Line 6-2, 190, Jr., Gaithersburg, Md. The Veterans High School: Watkins Mill Bi1thdate: August 20, 1977 74 Brad Bien OL Major: Physical Education (Exercise 6-3, 265, Sr., Harrison, Ohio Science) High School: LaSalle Birthdate: September 14, 1976 Started eight games last season at halfback. Rushed for 277 Major: Business Administration/Finance yards on 70 carries (4.0 ypr.) and scored five rushing touch­ downs. Caught 16 passes for 199 yards and three touch­ downs. Averaged 23. l yards on 14 kickoff returns to rank All-star candidate. Starter at left tackle 30th nationally in I-AA. Saw action as a backup runningback the past two seasons. An integral part of the past two offen­ in 1996. Rushed for 72 yards on 2 1 carries. Threw a touch­ sive lines th at enabled MSU to set most school offensive down pass on the halfback option against Wofford. Listed records. Has consistently increased size, quickness and second-team behind veteran Chris Berry at halfback. strength. Received mention on the 1997 NCAA Division I­ AA All-Independent team. Saw limited action in 1995. Came * * * * * to MSU following an outstanding career at LaSalle High School. Earned all-conference, all-metro and honorable men­ 30 Adam Stegeman FB tion all-city honors. 6-0, 204, Jr., Cold Spring, Ky. * * * * * High School: Campbell County Birthdate: April 27, 1977 72 Adam Bowen OL Major: Business & Marketing Education 6-4, 287, Jr., Huntington, W.Va. High School: Huntington High Served as the backup to record-setting Birthdate: September 3, 1977 fullback Anthony Ravizee last season. Rushed for 16 yards Major: Business Administration/Man on three carries. Made five tackles on spec ial teams. Al o agement served as a backup fullback and special teams player in 1996. Rushed fo r I 03 yards on 13 carries and scored one touch­ Head Coach Matt Ballard calls him the "most improved player down. Candidate fo r starting fullback spot in 1998. on the team over the past 12 months." Started at tackle last season. Will likely start at ri ght tackle. Has improved size, * * * * * strength and quickness. Co-captain of the Huntington High Position Analysis team as a senior. Dinkins has the edge at quarterback, but he should get a strong test from Evansville transfer Drew Purcell (6-4, 191, * * * * * Jr. ) from nearby Fleming County High School. Purcell saw 75 Steve Bragg OL extensive action in two seasons for Evan ville, playing more than 1,200 snaps. Veteran squad member Kevin Moeller 6-1, 309, Sr., Harrodsburg, Ky. (6-5, 209, Jr.) and newcomer Doug Biehler (6-0, 205, Fr.) High School: Harrodsburg wi ll provide depth. Birthdate: December 3, 1975 Stegeman return s with some experience at fullback. Re­ Major: Sociology (Criminology) turn ing squad member Jay Bradley (6-2, 195, Jr.) and sev­ eral newcomers, headed by Nicholas Wooldridge (5- 10, 196, Starter much of last season at guard. Will Fr.) will also contend fo r playing time. battle for the starting spot at right guard in 1998. Has gone Only Stennett returns with experience at halfback. He wi ll from the offen sive line to the defensive line and back to the start at one of the halfbac k spots. Matthew Shugart (5- 11 , offensive line during his MSU career. Red-shirted in I 994- 177, Fr.) is a talented newcomer. Wooldridge may split time 95. Came to MSU from tradition-rich Harrodsburg High School between fullback and halfback. Camron Dinkel (6-0, 196, where he earned al l-state, all-area and area lineman of the Fr.), brother of punter/kicker Todd Dinkel, and Chris year honors. Gatewood (5-10, 178, Fr.) wi ll contend for playing time. * * * * * Eagle Football '98 14 The Eagles

Should be the starter this season. Has improved quickness 70 Bubba Combs OL and strength. 6-3, 283, Sr., Banner, Ky. High School: Betsy Layne * * * * * Birthdate: October 3 1, 1976 Major: Health Position Analysis Bien at left tackle and Combs at left guard are definite all­ All-America candidate. Named to the star candidates. Tillett got experience at center as a true NCAA Division I-AA All-Independent freshman. McVicker and Bragg will battle at right guard, team last season. Will probably play left guard, but could play and Bowen should get the start at right tackle. Stockdale center. Has consistently improved quickness, strength and and red-shirts Brad Olecki (6-2, 266, So.) and Bart Burke conditioning. Could again serve as MS U's long snapper. (6-3, 270, So.) wi ll provide depth. The surprise of the offen­ Played in the Kentucky-Tennessee All-Star Game as a senior sive li ne may be Evansvi lle transfer Fred Combs (6-3, 257, at Betsy Layne. All-area and honorable mention all-state. Sr.) who may battle for a starting spot. * * * * * 79 Anthony McVicker OL Receivers 6-6, 310, Sr., Wilder, Ky. The Veterans High School: Campbell County Birthdate: November 27, 1975 4 Kimba Bush WR Major: Industrial Tech./Electronics 6-2, 195, Sr., Lexington, Ky. High School: Tates Creek Has played both guard and tackle during B irthdate: March 3 1, 1977 his career at MSU. Will battle for starting spot at right guard. Came to MSU from Campbe ll County High School where he Major: Graphic Communications was earned all-state honorable mention, and all-conference and all-area honors. An all-star candidate as a wide receiver and kic k returner. Caught 34 passes for 503 yards and four * * * * * touchdowns last season. Returned 24 kickoffs for 534 yards (22.2 ypr.) to rank 38th nationally. Caught eight passes fo r 71 Chris Stockdale OL 123 yards an d two touchdowns in 1996. Career totals are: 42 receptions for 626 yards and six touchdowns, 31 kickoff re­ 6-1, 277, So., Carrollton, Ky. turns for 837 yards (27 .0 ypr.). Returned a kickoff 83 yards High School: Carroll County for a score against West Virginia State in 1996. Began 1995 Birthdate: November 2 1, 1977 as a defensive back and made the transition to wide receiver. Major: Sociology (Criminology) Also an outstanding basketball player and trackster, an honor roll student and youth minister in his church during his high Saw extensive action last season. Candi­ school years at Tates Creek. date for playing time at offensive guard. Listed second-team on the preseason depth chart. Red-shirted in 1996. Has * * * * * improved quickness and strength. Three-time all-conference performer at Carroll County High School. 84 Todd Chase WR 6-2, 197, Jr., Brunswick, Ohio * * * * * High School: Brunswick 65 Jason Tillett OL Birthdate: July 20, I 977 Major: Business Administration/Man 6-2, 257, So., Ghent, Ky. agement High School: Carroll County Birthdate: November 2 1, 1977 All-star candidate at wide receiver. Caught 53 passes for Major: Sociology (Criminology) 743 and nine touchdowns last season. National rankings: tied for 30th in recepti ons per game and 40th in receiving yards Saw extensive action at center in 1997. per game. Caught 13 passes for I 83 yards and a touchdown

Morehead State University The Eagles 15 as a backup receiver in 1966. Career totals are: 68 recep­ two passes for 78 yards, including a 74-yard touchdown re­ tions for 95 1 yards and IO touchdown . Is MSU's playmaker. ception. Excellent blocker who again should be the first team Always seems to be in position to make the key catch. Hon­ tight end when MSU uses certain formations. orable mention a ll-state and all-district, all-county, all-confer­ ence and all-area at Brunswick High. * * * * * * * * * * Position Analysis Bush and Chase give MSU a wide receiver duo that should 87 Jeremy Philpot TE be the envy of any I-AA school. Philpot is a quality ti ght 6-3, 209, So., Cynthiana, Ky. end who gained experience as a freshman. Returning squad High School: Harrison County members Toby Moeves (5-11 , 168, So.) and Brian Ramsey Birthdate: January 14, 1979 (6-0, 168, So.) were among the most improved Eagles during Major: Physical Education spring practice. Newcomers John Showalter (6-2, 214, Fr.) and Mark Stephens (6-2, 2 15, Fr. ) could see action at both wide receiver and tight end . Served as the Eagle ti ght end when MSU went to an unbalanced line in 1997 as a true freshman. Caught

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two fumbles recovered, 15 passes broken up, three tackles Defensive Backs for loss and two interceptions. The Veterans * * * * * 7 Jason Cowan DB 21 T.J. Perry DB 5-10, 168, So., Monticello, Ky. 6-0, 188, So., Marietta, Ga. High School: Wayne County High School: Sprayberry Birthdate: August 9, 1978 Birthdate: April 15, 1979 Major: Business Adm.IAccountin g Major: Business Adm./Management Starter last season. Led team with two Saw extensive acti on and was a part-time interceptions returned 41 yards. Also credited with 28 total tackles, including 2 1 main hits, one fumble recovered and seven starter last season. Credited with 33 total plays, includi ng 27 passes broken up. Likely starter again at right cornerback. main hits, two passes broken up and one interception. Could well be the starter at left cornerback. * * * * * * * * * * 29 Donzell Dawson DB 9 Marcus Turner DB 6-1, 174, Sr., Dayton, Ohio 5-9, 167, Jr., Glendale, Md. High School: ChaminadeJulienne High School: Eleanor Roosevelt Birthdate: February 13, 1977 Birthdate: August 28, 1978 Major: Business Adm./Computer Info. Major: Business Adm./Management Systems Saw extensive acti on last season. Cred­ A starter in th e secondary the past three seasons. Will like ly ited with 22 total plays, inc luding 18 main hits, one pass bro­ spend his second season at free safety. Second on the team ken up and one interception. Will battle for a starting spot at with 68 total plays last season. Credited with 39 main hits, corn erback. two fumbles caused , one fumble recovered, four passes bro­ ken up, one tackle for loss and one interception. Career totals * * * * * are: 139 total plays including 96 main hits, two fumbles caused

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1 Larry Webb DB 58 Travis Facemyer DE 5-11, 189, Jr., Atlanta, Ga. 6-3, 218, Jr., Ripley, W.Va. High School: Harper-Archer High School: Ripley Birthdate: September 3, 1977 Birthdate: April 2 1, I 978 Major: Pre-Engineering Major: Industrial Technology/Electronics

A starter last season at strong safety. Saw extensive action last season. Credited Credited with 57 total plays, including 44 main hits, three passes with 24 total plays, including 19 main hits, one fumble recov­ broken up, two tackles for loss and one quarterback sack. ered, four tackles for loss and two quarterback sacks. In Saw action in 1996 as a backup defensive back and on spe­ 1996, he was credited with 13 total plays, including seven main cial teams. Credited with 20 main hits, six assists, 26 total hits, two sacks and one pass batted down. Listed first-team plays and one pass broken up. All-area performer at Harper­ at defensive end on the preseason depth chart. First-team all­ Archer High. conference and honorable mention all-state at Ripley High School. * * * * * Position Analysis * * * * * Perry, Cowan and Turner will likely rotate at the three 99 Ronnie Wiafe DE comerback spots. Webb will play strong safety, Dawson 6-1, 225, Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa. free safety and returning squad member Brian Davis 6-1 , 183, So.) will likely back up both safety positions. Newcom­ High School: Schenley ers Ron Dixon (5-8, 156, Fr.), Jeff Morrell (5- 11 , 176, Fr. ) Birthdate: December 14, 1978 and Brandon Phillips (5- 10, I 69, Fr.) wil l provide depth at Major: Business Adm./Marketing what should be an improved position. Starter last season at defensive end. Cred­ ited with 34 total plays, inc luding 24 main hits, three fumbles Defensive Line caused, one fumble recovered, 12.5 tackles for loss and 6.5 The Veterans quarterback sacks. Led team in tackles for loss and sacks. Listed as an offensive lineman and tight end in 1996 before 95 Jeremy Binakonsky DT settling in on the defensive line. Listed first-team at defensive end on the preseason depth chart. Credited with two defen­ 6-4, 285, Jr., Jeanette, Pa. sive plays in limited action in 1996. Led Schenley High with High School: Jeanette 110 tackles as a senior and earned all-conference honors. Birthdate: August 16, 1977 Major: Elementary Education * * * * * Figures to be an all-star candidate follow­ Position Analysis ing a tremendous spring practice. Starter at tackle last sea­ Facemyer and Wiafe will be the ends with returning squad son after missing all but one game in 1996 with a knee injury. member Ben Brown (6- 1, 226, So.) backing up both sides. Credited with 30 total plays, including 22 main hits, one fumble Newcomer Jason Freeman (6-1 , 240, Fr.) will also contend recovered, one pass batted down, 6.5 tackles for loss and half for playing time. Binakonsky will definitely be one of the a quarterback sack. Had reconstrucci ve ACL surgery in No­ tackles with the other spot up for grabs. Red-shirt Dennis vember, 1996. Saw extensive acti on as a true freshman in Ledford (5- 11 , 255, So.) has the inside track, but newcomers 1995. Credited with 20 main hits, 11 assists, 3 1 total plays, including Eric Groves (6-0, 280, Fr.) will be given the chance two recovered fumbles and three tackles for losses. Three­ to earn playing time. time all-conference at Jeanette High School. Also competed in the state high school track meet in the shot put and discus.

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Linebackers 46 Zack Moore LB The Veterans 5-10, 214, Sr., Knoxville, Tenn. High School: Carter 56 Ben Berger LB Birthdate: May 18, 1976 6-0, 194, So., Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Major: Physical Education High School: Covington Catholic Leading tackler last season after trans­ Birthdate: November I 6, 1978 ferring from Tennessee and Walters State Community Col­ Major: Undecided lege. Did not play football at either school. Credited with 87 total plays, including 64 main hits, one fumble caused, one Saw extensive action last season. Cred­ pass broken up, fi ve tackles for loss and a quarterback sack. ited with 28 total plays, including 19 main hits, one fumble Likely starter at strong side linebacker. First-team all-city caused, one pass broken up, half a tackle for loss and one and second-team all-area at Carter High School. interception. Will likely serve as a back up at weak side. Outstanding special teams player. * * * * * * * * * * 53 James Stults LB 6-0, 225, Sr., Winchester, Ky. 39 Greg Brady LB High School: Clark County 6-0, 214, Jr., Melbourne, Ky. Birthdate: March 22, 1976 High School: Campbell County Major: Health/Physical Education Bi1thdate: March 30, 1978 Major: I-Jealth Part-time starter last season. Credited with 52 total plays, including 34 main hits, one fumble caused Starter much of last season. Credited with and two tackles for loss. Saw limited action in 1996, mainly 46 total plays, including 34 main hits, one fumble caused, two on special teams. Will battle for the starting spot at middle fumbles recovered, two tackles for loss and one quarterback linebacker sack. Will battle for the starting spot at middle linebacker. Saw limited action in 1996, mostly on special teams. Team * * * * * captain and an All-Northern Kentucky selection at Campbell Position Analysis County High School. His brother, who played at Kentucky, is now a defender for the Carolina Panthers. Moore at strong side, Frasure at weak side and Brady and Stults in the middle make this the deepest area of the * * * * * squad. Berger and other returning squad members Russell Bates (5-1 1, 186, Jr.) and Kevin Dawson (6-0, 188, So.) will 42 Jeff Frasure LB contend for playing time. Several talented newcomers led by 5-11, 204, Sr., Russell, Ky. Travis Bell (6-0, 221, Fr.) add further to the depth. High School: Russell Birthdate: October 26, 1976 The Kicking Game Major: Physical Education 6 Todd Dinkel KIP Played and started eight games last sea­ 6-2, 208, So., Indianapolis, Ind. son. Credited with 53 total plays, including 33 main hits, two High School: Pike fumbles caused, one fumble recovered, one pass broken up, Birthdate: January 18, 1978 two tackles for loss and an interception. Has been outstand­ Major: Sociology/Corrections ing on special teams throughout his career. Will also be MSU's back up punter. Punted IO times in 1996 for an average of Ended the season as MSU's punter and 35.8 with a long punt of 61 yards. Likely starter at weak side placekicker and will likely keep those duties in 1998. Aver­ linebacker. aged 38.5 yards on 26 punts. Hit 13 of 15 PAT's.

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Game#l Game#2 Austin Peay Butler Austin Peay September 4, 1998 September 12, 1998 Governors 7:30 p.m. EDT 7:00 p.m. EDT Governor Stadium (10,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000)

Butler SID: Brad Kirtley SID: Jim McGrath Office Phone: (93 1) 648-7561 Office Phone: (317) 940-9671 Bulldogs Home Phone: (931 ) 553-2845 Home Phone: (317) 842-5940 Press Box Phone: (93 1) 648-7 19 1o r 7194 Press Box Phone: (3 17) 940-9817 Fax Phone: (93 1) 648-7562 Fax Phone: (3 17) 940-9808 Valparaiso SID Mailing Address: P.O. Box 45 I 5 SID Mailing Address: Austin Peay State University Hinkle Fieldhouse - 510 W. 49th St. Crusaders C larksville, 1N 37044 Indianapolis, IN 46208 Founded: 1927 Founded: 1855 President: Dr. Sal D. Rinella President: Dr. Geoffrey Bannister Dayton Enrollment: 8, 187 Enrollment: 3,700 Nickname: Governors Nickname: Bulldogs Flyers Colors: Red & White Colors: Blue & White Conference: Independent Conference: Pioneer Football League Stadium: Governors Stadium ( I 0,000) Stadium: Butler Bowl ( 18,000) Elon Athletic Director: Dave Loos Athletic Director: John Parry Office Phone: (93 1) 648-7903 Office Phone: (3 17) 940-9375 Fightin' Christians Head Coach: Bill Schmitz Head Coach: Ken LaRose Alma Mater: Coast Guard Academy, '76 Alma Mater: Butler, '80 Record at APSU: 0- IO( I year) Record at BU: 30-30 (6 years Thomas More Career Record: 20-20 (5 years) Career Record: 30-30 (6 years) Office Phone: (931) 648-7905 Office Phone: (3 17) 940..9375 Saints Interview Policy: I 0:00 a.m.-noon Interview Policy: 9:00 a.m .. -noon Assistant Coaches: Pete Rekstis, Mark Assistant Coaches: Ott Hurle, Matt Rhea, Nick Calcutta, Terry Sims, Mike Canada, Rich Maresco VMI Woodard, Steve Haywood Lettermen Returning/Lost: 32/18 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 34/12 Starters Returning/Lost: 11 /8 Keydets Starters Returning/Lost: 18/6 1997 Record: 6-4 1997 Record: 0-10 1997 Conference Record: 2-3 (3rd-tie) Primary Offense: Pro-Style Primary Offense: Power I Bethel Primary Defense: 4-3 Primary Defense: 52 Wildcats

1998 Schedule 1998 Schedule Charleston Southern August September Buccaneers 'l} Campbellsville 6:30 5 Albion 1:00 September 12 at Morehead State 7:00 3 at Morehead State 6:30 19 St. Francis (Pa.) 1:00 12 at Samford 6:00 26 at Catawba 1:30 Kentucky Wesleyan 19 Dayton 6:30 October 26 at Western Kentucky 6:30 3 Dayton 1:00 Panthers October 10 San Diego 1:00 3 at Jacksonville 12:00 17 at Valparaiso 1:30 17 Charleston Southern 2:00 31 at Drake 1:30 South Florida 31 at Cumberland 1:00 November November 7 at Quincey 1:00 Bulls 7 Tusculum 1:00 14 Linden wood 1:00 14 at Georgetown *11:00 21 at Valparaiso 12:00 All times local

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Game#3 Game#4 Game#S Valparaiso Dayton Elon September 19, 1998 September 26, 1998 October 3, 1998 1:00 p.m. EDT 7:00 p.m. EDT 7:00 p.m. EDT Brown Field (5,000) Welcome Stadium (11,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000)

SID: Bill Rogers SID: Doug Hauschild SID: David Hibbard Office Phone: (2 19) 464-6953 Office Phone: (937) 229-4460 Office Phone: (336) 584-2316 Home Phone: (2 19) 477-4605 Home Phone: (937) 426- 1863 Home Phone: (336) 227-01 38 Press Box Phone: (219) 464-5232 Press Box Phone: (937) 229-4433 Press Box Phone: (336) 222-8907 Fax Phone: (2 19) 464-5762 Fax Phone: (93 7) 229-4461 Fax Phone: (336) 584-2443 SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: Valparaiso University 300 College Park Campus Box 2500 Valparaiso, IN 46383 Dayton, OH 45469-1238 Elon College, NC 27244 Founded: 1859 Founded: 1850 Founded: 1889 President: Dr. Alan Harre President: Br. Raymond Fitz, S.M., Ph.D. President: Dr. J. Fred Young Enrollment: 3,500 Enrollment: 6,500 Enrollment: 3,600 Nickname: Crusaders Nickname: Flyers Nickname: Fightin C hristians Colors: Brown & Gold Colors : Blue & Red Colors: M aroon & Gold Conference: Pioneer Football League Conference: Pioneer Football League Conference: Independent Stadium: Brown Field (5,000) Stadium: Welcome Stadium ( 11 ,000) Stadium: Burlington Memorial ( I 0,000) Athletic Director: Dr. William Steinbrecher Athletic Director: Ted Ki ssell Athletic Director: Dr. Alan J. White Office Phone: (2 19) 464-5230 Office Phone: (937) 229-2 165 Office Phone: (336) 584--2420 Head Coach: Tom Home Head Coach: Mike Kelly Head Coach: A l Seagraves Alma Mater: Wisconsin-LaCrosse, '76 Alma Mater: Manchester, '70 Alma Mater: Shippenburg, '75 Record at VU: 29-61 - 1 (9years) Record at UD: 165-28-1 (17 years) Record at EC: 11 - 11 (2 years) Career Record: 55-92-2 ( 15 years) Career Record: 165-28-1 ( 17 years) Career Record: 11 - 11 (2 years) Office Phone: (2 19) 646--5229 Office Phone: (937) 229-4423 Office Phone: (336) 584-2250 Interview Policy: I0 :00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Interview Policy: Open Interview Policy: Contact SID Assistant Coaches: Sam Bernardi, Stacy Assistant Coaches: Dave Whilding, Rick Assistant Coaches: Henry Trevathan, Adams, Mark Peterson, Greg Simms, Chamberlain, Eric Schibler, Don Green, Everette Sands, Pat Apke, Kyle Bob Mattix, Rob Hanson, John Jim Ladd, Karl Puera, Howard Sales, Fred Gillenwater Harrington Schmitz, Joe Lombardi Lettermen Returning/Lost: 45/9 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 37/14 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 41/19 Starters Returning/Lost: 21/4 Starters Returning/Lost: 16n Starters Returning/Lost: 9/ 16 1997 Record: 7-4 1997 Record: 3-7 1997 Record: 9- 1 Primary Offense: Wishbone 1997 Conference Record: 2-3 1997 Conference Record: 5-0 ( I st) Primary Defense: 4-3 Primary Offense: Option Pass ing Primary Offense: I Primary Defense: 4-3-4 Primary Defense: 5-2

1998 Schedule 1998 Schedule 1998 Schedule September September September 5 Tri-State 1:00 5 at Monmouth 1:00 5 at Georgia Southern 7:00 12 at South Florida 7:00 12 Robert Morris 1:00 12 Delaware State 7:00 19 Morehead State 7:00 19 at Austin Peay 7:30 19 Western Illinois 2:00 Ocotber 26 Morehead State 7:00 Tl at James Madison 6:00 3 at Drake 1:30 October October 10 at Robert Morris (Pa.) 1:30 3 at Butler 2:00 3 at Morehead State 7 :00 17 Butler 1:30 10 Drake 12:00 10 at South Florida 7:30 24 Dayton 12:00 17 St. Joseph's 7:00 17 Pr.esbyterian 7:00 31 at San Diego 7:00 2A at Valparaiso 1:00 at Western Kentucky 6:00 November November 24 7 at St. Joseph's 12:00 7 Towson State 1:00 31 Liberty 2:00 14 Auroro 12:30 14 San Diego *10:00 November 21 Austin Peay 12:00 7 Western Carolina TBA 14 Samford 2:00 All times local All times Eastern ; •a.m. Eagle Football '98 All times Eastern 20 Opponents

Game#6 Game #? Game #8 Thomas More VMI Bethel October 17, 1998 October 24, 1998 October 24, 1998 1:30 p.m. EDT 1:00 p.m. EDT 1:30 p.m. EDT Jayne Stadium (10,000) Alumni Memorial Field (10,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000)

SID: Ted Kiep SID: Wade Branner SID: Kerry McElhanney Office Phone: (606) 344-3673 Offi ce Phone: (540) 464-7253 Office Phone: (90 I) 352-4099 Home Phone: (606) 344-3541 Home Phone: (540) 463-5033 Home Phone: (90 I ) 352-4973 Press Box Phone: N/A Press Box Phone: (540) 463-6725 Press Box Phone: TBA Fax Phone: (606) 344-3632 Fax Phone: (540) 463-7583 Fax Phone: (90 I) 352-4205 SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: 333 Thomas More Parkway SmithHall, Room 116 Cherry Street Crestview Hill, KY 41017 Lexington, VA 24450 McKenzie, TN 3820 I Founded: Founded: 1921 Founded: 1839 1842 President: Robert Prosser President: Rev. William F. Cleves, Ph.D. Superintendent: Maj. General Josiah Enrollment: 1,842 Enrollment: 1,300 Bunting ill Nickname: Wildcats Nickname: Saints Enrollment: 1,300 Colors: Purple & Gold Colors: Royal Blue, White & Silver Nickname: Keydets Conference: Independent Conference: Independent Colors: Red, White & Yellow Stadium: McKenzie Stadium (2,500) Stadium: Gilligan (2,500) Conference: Southern Athletic Director: Mike Nienaber Athletic Director: Vic Clark Stadium: Alumni Memorial Field ( I 0,000) Office Phone: (90 I) 352-4203 Office Phone: (606) 344-3536 Athletic Director: Donny White Head Coach: Sherman Johnson Head Coach: Vic Clark Office Phone: (540) 464-7251 Alma Mater: North Alabama '91 Alma Mater: Indiana State '7 1 Head Coach: Ted Cain Record at BC: 0-0 Record at TMC: 58-22 (8 years) Alma Mater: Furman, '74 Career Record: 0-0 Career Record: 58-22 (8 years) Record at VMI: 0-11 ( I year) Office Phone: (90 I ) 352-42 13 Office Phone: (606) 344-3390 Career Record: 0-I I ( I year) Interview Policy: Call Direct Interview Policy: 10:00 Mon.-Fri. Office Phone: (540) 464-7264 Assistant Coaches: Gary Gomes, Ray Assistant Coaches: Bill Venard, Camm Interview Policy: 11:3 0 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Talley, Martin Wieckowski , Zack Willis, Richmond, Joe Kinnett, Larry Hutson Assistant Coaches: Brent Bagwell, Jack John Gurschick, Tom Lowery Lettermen Returning/Lost: 50/14 Baker, Chip Garber, Reggie Lawrence, Lettermen Returning/Lost: 30/30 Starters Returning/Lost: 17/8 Miller Lawson, David Merritt, Preston Starters Returning/Lost: 12/ I 0 1997 Record: 5-5 Poag, Ron Reese, Shad Santee, Todd 1997 Record: 2-8 Primary Offense: Pro-Set Varn Primary Offense: I-Formation Primary Defense: 4-3 Primary Defense: College 4-3 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 30/22 Starters Returning/Lost: 13/ I 2 1997 Record: 0-11 Primary Offense: Pro I Primary Defense: 4-3 1998 Schedule 1998 Schedule September 1998 Schedule September 5 at Alma College 4:00 September 5 Eureka TBA 12 Hanover 1:30 5 Lenoir-Rhyne 1:00 12 at Lambuth TBA 19 at Kentucky Wesleyan 1:30 12 at William & mary 1:00 19 Mississippi College TBA 2f, 2f, at Wisconsin-Osh Kosh 1:00 19 at East Tennessee StaJe 7:00 at Cumberland (Ky.) TBA October October 2f, Furman 1:00 IO at SW Assembl y of God TBA 3 Campbellsville 1:30 October 17 at Morehead State 1:30 17 at Belhaven TBA 3 at Georgia Southern 1:00 24 Maryville TBA 24 Gannon 1:30 10 Wofford 12:30 31 Difiance 1:30 31 at Morehead State 2:30 17 at Chattanooga 7:00 November November 24 Morehead State 1:00 7 Westminster TBA 7 Maryville 1:30 31 Western Carolina 1:00 14 at Charleston Southern TBA 14 at Carnegie Mellon 1:30 November 7 at Appalachian State 2:00 All times Central All times local 14 The Citadel 12:30

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Game#9 Game#lO Game#ll Charleston Southern Kentucky Wesleyan South Florida November 7, 1998 November 14, 1998 November 21, 19998 1:30 p.m. EDT 1:30 p.m. EST 7:00 p.m. EDT Jayne Stadium (10,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000) Turnpa Stadium (46,500)

SID: Ken Gerlinger SID: Roy Pickerill SID: John Gerdes Office Phone: (803) 863-7688 Office Phone: (502) 926-31 11 ext. 124 Office Phone: (813) 974-4086 Home Phone: (803) 572-2272 Home Phone: (502) 926-3898 Home Phone: (8 13) 971-4967 Press Box Phone: (803) 863-8094 Press Box Phone: (502) 929-3443 Press Box Phone: (8 13) 875-2827 Fax Phone: (803) 863-7676 Fax Phone: (502) 926-9360 Fax Phone: (813) 974-5328 SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: PO Box 118088 3000 Frederica Street 4202 East Fowler Ave., PED 214 Charleston, SC 29423-8087 Owensboro, KY 42301 Tampa, FL 33620 Founded: 1964 Founded: 1854 Founded: 1956 President: Dr. Jairy C. Hunter, Jr. President: Dr. Wesley H. Poling President: Betty Castor Enrollment: 2,500 Enrollment: 800 Enrollment: 37,000 ickname: Buccaneers Nickname: Panthers Nickname: Bulls Colors: Blue & Gold Colors: Purple & White Colors: Green & Gold Conference: Independent Conference: Independent Conference: Independent Stadium: CSU Field (3,000) Stadium: Apollo (3,000) Stadium: Tampa Stadium (46,500) Athletic Director: Howard Bagwell Athletic Director: Dr. William Meadors Athletic Director: Paul Griffin Office Phone: (803) 863-7678 Office Phone: (502) 926-3111 Office Phone: (813) 97 4-2125 Head Coach: John Johnson Head Coach: John Johnson Head Coach: Jim Leavitt Alma Mater: Northern Michi gan '84 Alma Mater: Northern Michigan '84 Alma Mater: Missouri, '78 Record at CS: 13-60 (7 years) Record atKW: 19-22(4ycars) Record at S FU: 5-6 ( I year) Career Record: 13-60 (7 years) Career Record: 19-22 ( 4 years) Career Record: 5-6 ( I year) Office Phone: (803) 863-7 11 9 Office Phone: (502)926-31 11 ext.410 Office Phone: (813) 974-7170 Interview Policy: Call mornings Interview Policy: Call mornings Interview Policy: Call SID Assistant Coaches: Jo n Davis, Joe Assistant Coaches: Ron James, Paul Assistant Coaches: Mike Canales, Frank Johnson, Todd Knight, Dwayne Pelham, Bates, David Cunningham Hernandez, Mike Hobbie, Rick Kravitz, Phil Keefe Lettermen Returning/Lost: 48/20 Earl Lane, Calvin Magee, Kevin Patrick Lettermen Returning/Lost: 45/9 Starters Returning/Lost: 17n Andre Waters, Erick Wolford Starters Returning/Lost: 17/6 1998 Record: 6-4 Lettermen Returning/Lost: 52/2 1998 Record: 1-9 Primary Offense: West Coast Starters Returning/Lost: 22/0 Primary Offense: Multiple Primary Defense: 52 1997 Record: 5-6 Primary Defense: Multiple Primary Offense: Pro Style Primary Defense: 4-3

1998 Schedule 1998 Schedule 1998 Schedule September September September 5 Slippery Rock 7:00 5 South Carolina State 1:30 3 at Tennessee Tech 6:00 12 Valparaiso 7:00 12 at Presbyterian 1:30 12 Cumberland 7:30 19 at Liberty 7:30 19 North Greenville 1:30 19 Thomas More 1:30 October 26 at Wofford 7:00 26 Westminster 1:30 3 The Citadel 7:00 October October 10 Elon 7:00 3 at Liberty 7:30 3 at Concordia 1:00 17 Western Kentucky 7:00 10 Newberry 1:30 10 at Saint Joseph's 1:00 24 at Hofstra Noon 17 at Austin Peay 3:00 17 Quincy 1:30 31 at Charleston Southern 1:30 31 South Florida 1:30 24 at Madison 1:00 November November 31 at Frostburg State 12:00 7 Cumberland 7:00 7 Morehead State 1:30 November 14 at Georgia Southern 1:00 14 Bethel 1:30 14 at Morehead State 12:30 21 Morehead State 7:00 21 at East Tennessee State 7:00 All times Eastern All times Eastern All times Eastern Eagle Football '98 1997 Statistics 22 ~™ Record: 7-3 Home: 5-1 Away: 2-2

Team Statistics MSU OPP TOT Offensive Plays 743 657 Interceptions 8 6 First Downs 254 201 Yards 4955 4325 Yards 84 55 By rushing 123 132 YPG 495.5 432.5 Touchdowns 0 0 By passing 123 62 By penalty 8 7 Punt-No. 27 42 Penalties-No. 46 51 Yards 1002 1588 Yards 380 467 Rushing Attempts 447 450 Average 37. 1 37.8 Yards gained 23 18 2869 Had blocked I 0 Fumbles-Lost 17-9 23-9 Yards lost 277 287 Net Yards 2041 2582 Pun Curns 8 3rd Down Conv. YPA 4.6 5.7 Yards J~ 68 Made-Attempted 74- 132 53-125 YPG 204.1 258.2 Average 19.4 8.5 Percentage .56 1 .424

Passing Attempts 296 207 Kidfofr'Return-No. 48 69 Time of Possession 285:49 314:11 Completions 192 111 Yards 1025 1468 Had intercepted 6 8 21.4 21.3 Scores by Quarters Yards 29 14 1743 1 2 3 4 TOT MSU 97 108 127 87 419 OPP 68 85 51 113 317 Individual Statistics Rus hing G ~ YDG YDL NYG YPG YfA 1D LP Punting GP .NO YD AVG BLKD LP Ravizee 10 2 10 12 18 12 I I 9.7 .7 13 38 Dinkel 10 26 1002 38.5 0 56 Berry 10 65 423 2 2 11~1 40. 1 6.2 6 5 3 Te am 3 I 0.0 0 Stenne ll I 0 70 303 2_6 .,,. 277 27 .7 4.0 5 17 Bo ne 3 25 188 0 188 62.7 7.5 2 3 5 TI) Dinkins 7 16 70 17 53 7.6 3.3 2 2 1 Kickoff Returns GP YDS AVG LP Stinnett 10 324 23 . 1 0 38 Stegeman 10 3 16 0 J6 1.6 5.3 0 10 Be rry .l.0 11 5 23.0 0 37 Armstrong 5 3 6 0 6 2.0 0 3 Bush 10 534 22.2 0 38 Turner 10 54 94 177 -83 -8.3 28 / Brutp 3 ., 42 2 1.0 0 23 Te am 14 - 14 -4 .7 0 -14 3 0 Bates 10 10 10.0 0 10 Dinkin 7 0 0.0 0 0 Passing G CMP ~ INT PCT YD TI) LP l:'ea~ .3 0 0.0 0 0 Turner 10 190 290 6 .655 2869 29 74 Dinkins 7 2 3 0 .667 4 5 0 3 1 ' Be rry I 0 0 3 0 .000 0 0 0 Conversions Scoring GP TI) R p K FG PTS Re ceiving G REC RPG YD YPR TI) LP Ravizee 10 15 0 2 0 0 94 Berry 10 54 5.4 10 16 18.8 7 59 Berry 10 14 0 I 0 0 86 Cl\ase 10 9 0 0 0 0 54 Chase 10 53 5.3 743 14.0 9 44 S tinnelt 10 8 0 0 0 0 48 Bush I 0 34 3.4 503 14 .8 4 6 1 Poe 7 0 0 0 32 4 44 Ravizee I 0 22 2.2 220 10.0 2 30 Bone 1 5 0 I 0 0 32 Stennell 10 16 1.6 199 12.4 3 36 Bush 10 4 0 0 0 0 24 Bone 3 7 2.3 109 15.6 3 36 Dinkel 10 0 0 0 13 0 13 O'Hara 5 4 0.8 46 11 .5 0 15 Dinkins 7 2 0 0 0 0 12 Philpot 10 2 0.2 78 39.0 74 Turner 10 I 0 0 0 0 6 Philpot 10 I 0 0 0 0 6 Tota l Offense G YDR YDP TOT YPG Taylor 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 Turner 10 -83 2869 2786 278.6 Ravizee 10 I I 97 0 11 97 11 9.7 Berry 10 40 1 0 401 40. 1 Stinnell 10 277 0 277 27 .7 Bone 3 188 0 188 62.7 Dinkins 7 53 45 98 14.0 Stegeman 10 16 0 16 1. 6 A rmstrong 5 6 0 6 1.2 Team 3 - 14 0 - 14 -4.7

Morehead State Universiry 1997 Statistics Defensive Statistics Player G lJf AT TP Moore 10 64 23 76 D. Dawson 10 39 29 68 McKingh1 10 49 18 67 Webb 10 44 13 57 Frasure 8 33 20 53 S1uhs 10 34 18 52 Brady 10 34 12 46 Pa 11o n 6 30 10 40 Team Rankings Wiafe 10 24 10 34 Perry 10 27 6 33 Scoring Offense -1st (41.9 ppg.) Binakonsky 10 22 8 30 Cowan 10 2 1 7 28 Punt Returns - 1st (19.4 ypr.) Berger 10 19 9 28 Jones 10 13 14 27 Total Offense - 2nd (495.S ypg.) Facemyer 7 19 5 24 Passing Offense - 10th (291.4 ypg.) Turner 9 18 4 22 Kigh1 8 10 5 15 Rushing Offense - 16th (204.1 ypg.) Ba1es 10 11 2 13 Hollie 10 5 6 11 Kickoff Returns -16th (21.8 ypr.) Rehrmann 7 7 I 8 Belcher 9 6 2 8 Hellmueller 4 5 3 8 Dinkel 10 7 0 7 Individual Rankings S1cgeman 10 3 2 5 K Dawson 5 2 0 2 Paonessa 4 0 2 2 Chris Berry Bush 10 I 0 I Dinkins 7 I 0 I Punt Returns -1st (21.0 ypr.) Turner 10 I 0 I Bradley 6 1 0 I All-Purpose Running- 8th (180.5 ypg.) Schwei1zer 5 I 0 I Receivint! \ardsPer, Game -10th (101.6 ypg.) Hes1cr 2 0 I I ... "'\. . Scoring• 4th (8.6 ppg.) Player Tackl es for loss QB o.-Ycls. S a c ks tions Per G.i me - th (5.4 rpg.) Wiafc 12.5-56 6.5 McKni gh1 I 0.5-52 5.5 0 Binakonsky 6.5- 16 0 .5 iniila JJush Jones 5.5- 18 1.5 Moore 5.0-20 1.0 KickotFRetu ,ns - 3 th (2 a,ypr.) Facemyer 4.0-23 2.0 Brady 2.0- 13 1.0 ./ V Webb 2.0-7 1.0 Frasure 2.0-6 0.0 v Belcher 2.0-4 0.0 Rece tion.7,'.P. • • Pa11on 2.0-3 0.0 S1uhs 2.0-2 0.0 Receiving Yaroage Per Game• 40th (74.3 Hollie 1.5-8 0.5 D. Dawson 1.0- 1 0.0 Ba1es 0 .5-8 0.5 Anthony Ravizee Hester 0 .5-8 0 5 Berger 0.5-7 0.5 Scoring - 9th (9.4 ppg.) Interceptions: Cowan 2; Berger I; Frasure I ; Rushing - 15th (119.7 ypg.) McKnight I; Paonessa I; Perry I; Turner I All-Purpose Running- 19th (141.7 ypg.) Fumbles Caused: Wiafe 3; Dawson 2; Frasure 2; Jones 2; McKnight 2; Berger 1; Brady 1; Joevon Stennett Moore I; Stults I; Turner 1 Kickoff Returns -30th (23.1 ypr.) Fumbles Recovered/Yards: Brady 2/0 ; Binakonsky 1/0; Cowan 1/0; D. Dawson 1/0; Facemyer 1/0; Frasure 1/0; McKnight 1/0; Doug Turner Wiafe 1/0 Passing Efficiency - 2nd (177 .5) Kicks Blocked: 0 Total Offense - 9th (278.6 ypg.)

FGs 18-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total Poe 4-4 0-1 0- 1 0-0 4-6

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Athletic Facilities, Academic Opportunities

Jayne Stadium seats 10,000 fans and has press box facilities to handle more than 75 members of the news media. The main Eagle athletic training room is located at the Northwest comer of the stadium. The Phil Simms Weight Training Facility is located in the Northeast comer of the . tadium. Morehead State University offers a variety of aca­ demjc opportunities and outstanding instructi on, from hands-on research facilities and modern computer laboratories to award-winning profes­ sors.

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Part of the Pageantry

AJways a part of Eagle football games are the MSU cheerleaders and march­ ing band. MSU's co-ed cherleading squad has won nine national champi­ onships, including eight in a row. The alJ-girl squad won its first national cham­ pionshi p lastJanuary. Both squads are pictured above with their trophies at the MGM Studios in Walt Disney World. The marching band program and all music programs at the University are highly rated. The band will present pre­ game and halftime shows throughout the season.

Eagle Football '98 26 Records Records Total Offense-Individual Most Rushes: Most Yardage Gained: Most Total Yardage: Game-77 vs Valparaiso, 1996 Game-228, Corley Kirtley vs Evansville, 1950 Game-469, Chris Swartz - 1988 Season-634 in 1968 Season- 1,016, Chris Berry, 1997 (459 pass, 10 run) vs Austin Peay Fewest Rushes: Career - 1,995, John High, 1968-7 1 Season-2,786, Doug Turner - 1997 Game-9 vs Middle Tennessee, 1951 Most TD Passes Caught: (2,869 pass, -83 run) Passing Offense-Individual Game-3, M ike Mattia vs Carson-Newman, Career-8,648, Chris Swartz - 1987-90 Most Yardage Gained: 1973; Corkey Kirtley vs Marshall, (9,028 pass, -380 rush) Game-459, Chris Swartz vs Austin Peay, 1988 1950; Bert Dixon vs West Virginia Most Offensive Plays: Season-2,869, Doug Turner, 1997 Tech, 1957; Ty Howard vs Ken Game-79, Adrian Breen - 1983 Career-9,028, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 tucky State, 1989 & Anthony (54 passes, 25 rushes) vs Austin Peay, Most Passes Completed: White vs Murray State, 1990 Season-475, Adrian Breen - 1986 Game-35, Chris Swartz vs Tenn. Tech, 1987 Season- I 0, Corkey Kirtley, 1950 (347 passes, 128 rushes) Season-214, Chris Swartz, 1989 Career- I 5, Corkey Kirtley, 1947-50 Career- 1,558, Chris Swartz - 1987-90 Career-774, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 ( l,407passes, 15 1 rushes) Most Passes Attempted: Scoring-Individual Game-66, Chris Swartz vs Tenn . Tech, 1987 Most Points: Total Offense-Team Season-390, Chris Swartz, 1989 Game-30, Jug Varney vs Holbrook, 1938 Most Total Yardage: Car eer-1,407, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Season-94, Anthony Ravizee, 1997 Game-727 vs Valparaiso - 1997 Most TD Passes: Career-202, Chris Berry, 1994-97 (373 rushing, 355 passing) Game-7, Chris Swartz vs Murray State, 1990 Most Touchdowns: Season-4,955 - 1997 Season-29, Doug Turner, 1997 Game-5, Jug Varney vs Holbrook 1938 (2,9 14 passing, 2,041 rushing) Career-55, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Season- I 5, Jug Varney, 1938 & Anthony Most Interceptions Thrown: Ravizee, 1997 Rushing Offense-Individual Game-7, Mike Gottfried vs Western Ky., 1965 Career-33, Chris Berry, 1994-97 Most Yardage Gained: Season-47, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Most TDs by Rushing: Game-252, Jug Varney vs Holbrook, 1938 Career-45, Phil Simms, 1975-78 Game-5, Jug Varney vs Holbrook, 1938 Season- I, 197, Anthony Ravizee, 1997 Longest TD Pass: Season- I 3, Anthony Ravizee, 1997 Career-2,853, Anthony Ravizee, 1994-97 Game-96 yards, Larry Workman to Bill Career-26, Anthony Ravizee, 1994-97 Most Rushes: Everhart vs Murray State, 1947 Most Extra Points Attempted by Kicking: Game-40, Louis Rogan vs Western Ky., 1968 Game-8, Craig Bere vs Murray State, 1990; Season-278, Louis Rogan, 1968 Passing Offense-Team Nate Poe vs Quincy, 1996; Poe vs Valparaiso, 1997 & Poe vs Miles, 1997 Career-639, Louis Rogan 1967-70 Most Yardage Gained: Career-70, Kirk Andrews, 1969-72 Best Rushing Average Game-468 vs Austin Peay, 1988 Most Consecutive Extra Points by Kicking: (Min. 50 Attempts per Season): Season-2,9 14, 1997 Game-8, Craig Bere vs Murray State, 1990; Season-7.2 yards, David Bone Most Passes Completed: Nate Poe vs Quincy, 1996; Poe vs (685 in 95) 1996 Game-35 vs Tennessee Tech, 1987 Valparaiso, 1997 Poe vs Miles, 1997 Career-5.6 yards, Tommie Gray Season-247-1988 & Season-29, Don Russell, 1973 (1,660 in 292) 1964-67 Most Passes Attempted: (29 of29 fo ur years) Longest Run From Scrimmage: Game-67 vs Tennessee Tech, 1987 Career-39, Lenn Duff, 1980-83 88 yards, Alan Mitchell vs Season-443, 1988 Most Points Scored by Kicking: Middle Tennessee, 198 1 Most Inter ceptions Thrown: Game- I 2, Matt Tilton vs Eastern Ky., 1984 Longest TD Run From Scrimmage: Game-7 vs Western Kentucky, 1965 Season-52, Matt Tilton, 1984 (25 EPs, 9 FGs) 88 yards, Alan Mitchell vs Season-24-1969 Middle Tennessee, 198 1 Career- I 09, Kirk Andrews, 1969-72 Pass Receiving-Individual (70 EPs, 13 FGs) Most Field Goals: Rushing Offense-Team Most Passes Caught: Game-3, Don Russell vs Murray State, Most Yardage Gained: Game- I 8, Jerome Williams vs Eastern Ky., 1973 (23,28, 3 1); Matt Tilton vs Game-416 vs Quincy, 1996 1989 Eastern Kentucky, 1984 (33, 23, 31) Season-2,452 in 1995 Season-74, Mark Ledford , 1983 Season-9, Matt Tilton, 1984 Career- I 66, Jerome Williams, 1987-90 Charlie Stepp, 1986

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Career- I 8, Lenn Duff, 1980-83 Longest Kickoff Return For TD: Most Tackles For Loss: Longest Field Goal: I 00 yards, Buford Crager vs East Tenn., Season-19, Richard Shadwick, 1990 54, Charlie Stepp vs Wichita State, 1986 1959 Most 2-Point Conversions: Longest Punt Return: Defense-Team Game-3, Doug Turner vs Western Kentucky, 99 yards, Tim Wyant vs Eastern Ky., 1936 Most Points Allowed: 1997 (3 passing) Longest Pass Interception Return: Game-77 to Morris Harvey, 1927 Season-4, Bill Marston, 1969 98 yards, Claude Clayton vs Union, 1931 Season-359 in 1984 (2 rushing, 2 passing) & Doug Turner, Longest Pass Interception Returned For Fewest Points Allowed: 1997 (4 passing) TD: Season-14 in 1938 Career-8, Bill Marson, 1966-69 98 yards, Claude Clayton vs Union, 1931 Least Rushing Yardage Allowed: (4 rushing, 4 passing) Longest Fumble Return: Game-minus 63 yards by Austin Peay, Team 65 yards, Tommie Gray vs Tenn. Tech, 1971 Most Points: 1966 Season-641 yards in 197 1 Game- I 04 vs Rio Grande, 1941 Longest Fumble Return For TD: Least Passing Yardage Allowed: Season-419 in 1997 65 Yards, Tommie Gray vs Tenn. Tech, Game-0 to Otterbein, 1947 Widest Victory Margin: 1966 Season-591 in 1962 (8 games); 921 in 1970 I 04 vs Rio Grande, 1941 Longest Return of Blocked Punt: (10 games) (MSU 104. Rio Grande 0) 27 yards, Harry Lyles vs Kentucky St., Least Total Offense Allowed: 1968 Game-(- I 0) yards to Morgan State, 1990 Punting Longest Return of Blocked Punt For TD: Season-1,667 in 1962 (8 games); Most Yardage: 27 Yards, Harry Lyles vs Kentucky St., 1,748 in 1970(10games) Game-5 I 8, John Christopher vs Eastern 1968 Most Pass Interceptions: Ky., 1982 Most Kick Return For TD: Game-5 vs Murray St., 1970; Season-4,084, John Christopher, 1982 Season-3, Mo Hollingsworth, 1971 Kentucky St., 1987 Career- 12,633, John Christopher, 1979-82 Career-6, Mo Hollingsworth, 1968-7 1 Season-21 in 1969 Most Punts: Most Fumble Recoveries: Game- I I , Don Rardin vs Western Ky., 1975 Defense-Individual Game-8 vs Marshall, 1950 John Christopher vs Youngstown St., Most Kicks Blocked: Season-23 in 1965 I 981 , and vs Eastern Ky., I 982 Game-2, Paul Ousley vs Middle Tenn., 1954 Season-93, John Christopher, 1982 Season-5, Paul Ousley, 1954 Miscellaneous Most Pass Interceptions: Career-298, John Christopher, 1979-82 Most Victories: 7in 1928, 1937, 1966, Best Punting Average: (min. 25 Punts a Game-3, Paul Adams vs West Li berty, 1946 1971, 1986& 1997 Year) Larry Baldridge vs Murray State, 1970 Most Losses: 11 in I 994 (0-1 I) Season-*44.07, Greg Burke, 1986 Season-?, Larry Baldridge, 1970; MostTies: 2 in 1936, 1940, 1942, 1947, Career -42.4 yards, John Christopher, 1979- Vic Williams, 1973 1977 Career- I 6, Vic Williams, 1972-75 82 Longest Winning Streak: 11 in 1936- Longest Punt: Most Fumble Recoveries: 1937 Game-3, Dick Walter vs Western Kentucky, 78 yards, Do n Rardin vs Western Ky. , Longest Losing Streak: 27 in 1953-55 1956 1975 Longest Winless Streak: 33 in 1952-55 Season-7, Dick Walter, 1956 *OVCRecord Most Penalty Yardage: Most Defensive Plays: Game- I 9 I vs Eastern Ky., l 969 Game-30, Danny Gooch vs Akron 1982 Returns Season-736 in 1982 ( 13 T, 16 A, one pass deflection) Best Punt Return Averages: (Min. 20 per Most Fumbles Lost: Season- I 72, Danny Gooch, 1980 Year) Game-8 vs Louisville, 1955 ( 119T, 53 A) Season-23.5 yards, Tommie Gray, 1967 Season-30 in 1955 Career-412, Tommy Warren, 1976-79 Best Kickoff Return Average: Most Tackles: (Min. 10 per Year) Game- I 9, Danny Gooch vs Youngstown Season-40.6 yards, Scotty Reddick, 1965 St., 1980 Longest Kickoff Return: Season- 119, Danny Gooch, 1980 100 yards Buford Crager vs East Tenn., Career-270, Tommy Warren, 1966-79 1959

Eagle Football '98 Records 28 ~TM 1983 Mike Hanlin 3 1976 Kei1h Mescher 32 1973 Dave Schae1zke 951 Season-by-Season 1984 Tod Shon 9 1977 Larry Campassi 4 1 1974 Alex Brawner 950 Damon Stephens 9 1978 Dorron Hun1er 35 1975 Phil Simms 900 Leaders 1985 Rick Calcult 4 1979 Tim Devine 12 1976 Phil Simms 1375 Scoring Leaders 1986 D.D. Harrison 5 1980 Tim Devine 3 1 1977 Phil Simms 2041 1959 Henry Schutte 4 Orville Lyttle 5 1981 Bo Chamber 38 1978 Phil Simms 1229 Buford Crager 4 1987 Jerome Williams 3 1982 Mark Ledford 54 1979 Tommy Fox 3 16 1959 Jim Haslings 30 1988 Jerome Will iams 8 1983 Mark Ledford 74 1980 Don Reeves 1174 1960 Howard Murphy 34 1989 Ty Howard 7 1984 Tod Shon 62 198 1 Don Reeves 990 1961 Howard Murphy 36 1990 Jerome Williams 8 1985 Steve Collins 46 1982 Mike Hanlin 801 1962 Howard Murphy 38 1991 Antho ny Jerdine 6 1986 D.D. Harrison 35 1983 Mike Hanlin 1189 1963 Tally Johnson 28 Anlho ny While 6 1987 Monty Webster 38 1984 Mike Hanlin 1897 1964 Tally Johnson 34 1992 Darrin Harris 6 1988 Ty Howard 52 1985 Adrian Breen 1373 1965 Rico King 42 1993 Adam McCormack 3 1989 Jerome Williams 6 1 1986 Adrian Breen 2301 1966 Tommie Gray 84 1994 Rontac Bass 3 1990 Dave Pingue 58 1987 Chris Swanz 1726 1967 Tommie Gray 56 Frank Diaz 3 199 1 Darrin Harris 35 1988 Chris Swanz 2162 1968 Louis Rogan 60 1995 Chris Berry 7 1992 Brandon Ford 22 1989 Chris Swanz 2592 1969 Louis Rogan 30 Anthony Ravizee 7 1993 Wes Salyer 16 1990 Chris Swanz 2548 John High 30 1996 Chris Berry 12 1994 Rontae Bass 19 1991 Sieve Donato 1578 1970 Bill Cason 36 1997 Chris Berry I 5 1995 Chris Berry 15 1992 Steve Donalo 680 197 1 Ki rk Andrews 37 Jerry Stevens 15 1993 Adam McCormick 864 1972 Kirk Andrews 33 Yards Rushing 1996 Chris Berry 22 1994 J.P. Blair 905 1973 Don Russell 50 1959 Buddy Fields 334 1997 Chris Berry 54 1995 J.P. Blair 746 1974 Frank Jones 56 1960 Howard Murphy 540 1996 Doug Turner 1340 1975 Kei1h Mescher 24 196 1 Howard Murphy 446 Receiving Yards 1997 Doug Turner 2869 1976 Don Rardin 2 1 1962 Howard Murphy 349 1959 Buddy Fields 320 1977 Dorron Hunler 56 1963 Russ Campbell 347 1960 Bud Ogden 190 Punting Average 1978 Dorron Hunler 24 1964 Russ Campbell 499 196 1 Paul Wes1 19 1 196 1 Mike Brown 35.5 Greg McGuire 24 1965 Tommie Gray 3 19 1962 Howard Murphy 178 1962 Mike Brown 39.3 1979 Dwight Yarn 30 1966 Tommie Gray 598 1963 Jack Smi1h 272 1963 Tally Johnson 34.8 1980 Dorron Hunter 48 1967 Tommie Gray 687 1964 Jack Smi1h 282 1964 Tally Johnson 35 .1 1981 Bo Chambers 52 1968 Louis Rogan 1125 1965 Rico King 624 1965 Arthur Dayton 34.6 19 82 Lenn Duff 42 1969 Louis Rogan 695 1966 Rico King 203 1966 Bill Marsion 36 .0 1983 Lenn Duff 24 1970 Bill Cason 556 1967 Joe Cox 336 1967 Bill Marston 34.8 1984 Tod Shon 54 1971 Bill Cason 372 1968 Marvin Hicks 290 1968 Bill Marston 29 .6 Damon Stephens 54 1972 Frank Jones 489 1969 John High 857 1969 Bill Marslon 39 .3 1985 Mall Tillon 27 1973 Frank Jones 922 1970 Gary Shirk 402 1970 Kirk Andrews 36.7 1986 Charlie Stepp 40 1974 Frank Jones 1066 1971 John High 57 1 1971 Lou Mains 37 3 1987 Brad Hammock 29 1975 Tony Harris 496 1972 Vic Whanon 456 1972 Lou Mains 39. 1 1988 Jerome Williams 48 1976 Tony Harris 873 1973 Mike Mallia 374 1973 Lou Mains 37.4 1989 Mitch Fedak 47 1977 Dion Jenkins 723 1974 Kei1h Mescher 542 1974 Don Rardin 39 5 1990 Jerome Williams 48 1978 Marcus Johnson 549 1975 Keith Mescher 338 1975 Don Rardin 42 8 199 1 Craig Bere 41 1979 Bernard McIntosh 749 1976 Keith Mescher 380 1976 Don Rardin 42.8 1992 Darrin Harris 36 1980 Dorron Hunter 100 1 1977 Dorron Hunter 687 1977 Greg Laird 36 8 1993 Atle Larsen 36 198 1 Alan Mi1chell 28 1 1978 Dorron Hunter 448 1978 Greg Bowles 35 I 1994 Rontae Bass 18 1982 Roger Cleveland 326 1979 Larry Campassi 176 1979 John Chris1opher 41 4 Frank Diaz 18 1983 John Dunn 326 1980 Bo Chambers 5 12 1980 John Chris1opher 39 8 1995 Chris Berry 44 1984 Damon Stephens 864 I 98 1 Bo Chambers 642 1981 John Chris1opher 43.3 Anthony Ravizee 44 1985 Dennis Carr 409 1982 Mark Ledford 609 1982 John Chris1opher 4 3 9 1996 Chris Berry 72 1986 D.D. Harrison 419 1983 Mark Ledford 948 1983 Rick Cyrus 36.4 1997 Anthony Ravizee 94 1987 D.D. Harrison 262 1984 Tod Shon 633 1984 Greg Burke 41.0 1988 Jerome Williams 3 11 1985 Sieve Collins 579 1985 Greg Burke 43.1 Touchdowns 1989 Jerome Williams 803 1986 Steve Collins 426 1986 Greg Burke 44.1 1959 Henry Schulle 4 1990 Jerome Williams 856 1987 Monty Webster 4 10 1987 Greg Burke 39.1 Buford Crager 4 1991 Darrin Harris 896 1988 Ty Howard 695 1988 Kenny Meadows 36.4 1960 Howard Murphy 5 1992 Darrin Harris 8 12 1989 An1hony While 738 1989 Kenny Meadows 35.9 Bud Ogden 5 1993 Darrell Cross 388 1990 Dave Pingue 836 1990 Brian Flynn 34 .9 196 1 Howard Murphy 6 1994 Loren Williams 356 199 1 Anthony White 460 199 1 Brian Flynn 37.0 1962 Howard Murphy 6 1995 An1hony Ravizee I 009 1992 Brand on Ford 315 1992 Brian Flynn 35 0 1963 Leo Wessel 4 1996 David Bone 685 1993 Wes Salyer 227 1993 Brad Wulfeck 38 I 1964 Russ Campbell 4 1997 Anthony Ravizee 11 97 1994 Rontae Bass 206 1994 Brian Nurick 38 6 1965 Rico King 6 1995 Jerry Stevens 245 1995 Brian Nurick 36 6 1966 Tommie Gray 14 Receptions 1996 David Bone 362 1996 Jeff Frasure 35 .8 1967 Tommie Gray 9 1959 Buddy Fields 20 1997 Chris Berry 10 16 1997 Todd Dinkel 38 .5 1968 Louis Rogan 10 1960 Bud Ogden 11 1969 John High 5 1961 Paul West 17 Passing Yards Interceptions 1970 Bill Cason 6 1962 Mike Brown 11 1959 Henry Schutte 453 1964 Tommie Gray 2/77 197 1 Bill Cason 6 1963 Jack Smith 22 1960 Henry Schulle 724 1965 Dennis Brown 3/10 1972 Vic Whanon 5 1964 Jack Smith 22 1961 Mike Brown 437 1966 Tommie Gray 3/62 1973 Frank Jones 6 1965 Rico King 40 1962 Mike Gottfried 368 1967 Leon Wesley 5/34 1974 Frank Jones 9 1966 Rico King 16 1963 Mike Gottfried 856 1968 Mike Rucker 4/52 1975 Keith Mescher 4 1967 Joe Cox 22 1964 Mike Gottfried 744 1969 Ron Gathright 6/95 1976 Four Individuals 3 1968 Marvin Hicks 27 1965 Mike Gottfried 1585 1970 Larry Baldridge 7/15 I 1977 Dorron Hunter 9 1969 John High 54 1966 , Tommy Eads 36 1 1971 Don Brindle 4/28 1978 Dorron Hunter 4 1970 Gary Shirk 30 1967 Bill Marston 889 1972 Joe Gay 3/25 Greg McGuire 4 197 1 John High 49 1968 Bill Marston 889 1973 Vic Williams 3/46 1979 Dwight Yam 5 1972 Gary Dhirk 29 1969 Bill Marston 1754 1974 Vic Williams 6/88 1980 Dorron Hunter 8 1973 Vic Whanon 28 1970 Dave Schaetzke 975 1975 Vic Williams 6/88 1981 Bo Chambers 8 1974 Keith Mescher 36 1971 Dave Schaetzke 1127 1976 Greg Bright 4/103 1982 David Thurkill 4 1975 Keith Mescher 23 1972 Dave Schaetzke 983 1977 Henry Skyes 4/77 Morehead State University Records ~TM 29 1978 Ken Hopkms 4/22 1991 Tyrone Fisher 3/7 1974 Joe Dillow 6 1 3 1 92 1988 Doug Bowell 53 35 88 1979 Rod Jefferson 3/50 1992 Barry Clark 5/52 1975 Jerry Spaeth 90 25 115 1989 Doug Bowell 110 58 168 1980 Ken Hopkins 4/47 1993 Derrick Pinkney 2/31 1976 Jerry Spaeth 8 1 4 3 124 1990 Darrell Beavers 60 31 91 1981 Chris Spaulding 4/68 Hector Diaz 2/6 1977 Tom Warren 90 39 129 1991 Jerod Thomas 60 39 99 1982 Bill Vogt 4/45 Barry Clark 2/0 1978 Tom Warren 59 30 89 1992 Jamie Phillips 72 88 160 1983 Chris Spaulding 3/82 1994 Oiff Freeman 4/58 1979 Tom Warren 90 39 129 1993 Jamie Phillips 79 60 139 1984 Doug McMahon 3/7 1995 4 with I each 1980 Dan Gooch I 19 53 172 1994 Derick Pinkney 50 46 % 1985 Vernon Harvey 2/18 1996 Carl Mack 3/23 1981 Ken Alexander 77 37 114 1995 Craig Myers 54 25 79 1986 Monty McIntyre 4/9 1997 Jason Cowan 2/41 1982 Dan Gooch 89 88 169 1996 OiffFreeman 57 28 85 1987 Monty McIntyre 419 Tackles 1983 Randy Fraz.ier 83 52 135 1997 Zack Moore 64 23 87 1988 Monty McIntyre 5/40 Solo Ast Tot 1984 Joe Schlager 74 50 124 1989 Darrell Beavers 3/0 1971 Harry Lyles 71 30 IOI 1985 Kelvin Bellamy 71 6 1 13 2 1990 Darrell Beavers 4/88 1972 Durwood Briule 65 28 93 1986 John Gilliam 64 40 104 Tyrone Fisher 4/18 1973 Louis Gideon 59 38 94 1987 Doug Bowell 4 8 40 88

All-Americans Jack Slauerly, Hartford, Conn., guard 1938 John (Buck) Horton, Mt. Sterling, Ky., center 1957 Tom Scott, Catlettsburg, Ky. , center 1939 Stanley Radjunas, New Britain, Conn., guard 1958 Bert Dixon, Prestonsburg, Ky. , end 1940 Paul Adams, Coal Grove, Ohio, center 19ro Tom Scott, Catlettsburg, Ky., center 1942 Vincent (Moose) Zachem, Ashland, Ky., center 1961 Ernie DeCourley, Savannah, Tenn., tackle 1946 Joe Lustic, Maysville, Ky., runningback Howard Murphy, Springfield, Ohio, halfback 1962 Ernie DeCourley, Savannah, Tenn., tackle 1%9 Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defensive tackle 1964 Jack Smith, Decatur, Ga., tight end 198 1 John Christopher, Norwalk, Ohio, punter Richard Pare, New Britain, Conn., defensive end 1982 John Christopher, Norwalk, Ohio, punter James Osborne, Hindman, Ky., defensive tackle 1986 Billy Poe, Ironton, Ohio, offensive guard 1966 Paul Conner, Jessup, Ga. offensive tackle 1990 Darrell Beavers, Louisville, Ky. defensive back Tommie Gray, Birmingham, Ala., halfback Gary Virden, Parksburg, W . Va., lineback All-American Honorable Mention Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defensive tackle 1938 Marion (Frenchy) Hammonds, Ashland, Ky., end 1968 Marvin Hicks, Clarkston, Ga., tight end Lawrence (Lot) Marzetti, Ashland, Ky., tackle Louis Rogan, Cable, Ohio, tai lback Stanley Radjunas, New Britain, Conn., guard Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defens ive tackle Leon Wesley, Savannah, Ga., defensive back Beverly (Jug) Varney, Williamson, W.Va., halfback 1%9 John High, Cincinnati, Ohio, split end 1946 Paul Adams, Coal Grove, Ohio, guard Bill Marson, Lake Wales, Fla., kicker-quarterback Larry Workman, Ft. Gay, W. Va., quarterback Darrel Sadwoski , Shamokin, Pa., offensive tackle 1959 Haro ld Rose, West Liberty, Ky., guard Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defensive tackle Wayne Chapman, Barboursville, W. Va., tackle 1970 Ed Mignery, Hamilton, Ohio, offensive tackle 1961 Howard Murphy, Springfield, Ohio, halfback Harry Lyles, Charleston, W. Va., linebacker 1966 Tommie Gray, Birmingham, Ala., halfback Larry Baldridge, Shelby, Ohio, defensive back Paul Connor. Jessup, Ga., tackle 1971 John High, Cincinnati, Ohio, split end 1968 Louis Rogan, Cable, Ohio, tailback Mike Rucker, West Carrollton, Ohio, defensive back 1972 Dave Schaetzke, Toledo, Ohio, quarterback 1%9 Darrel (Cheif) Sadowski, Sahmokin, Pa., o ffensive tackle Gary Shirk, Richwood, Ohio, tight end Dave Haverdick, Canton, Ohio, defensive tackle 1973 Don Russell , Louisville, Ky., kicker 1970 Larry Baldridge, Shelby, Ohio, defensive back Nick Nighswander, Burgoon, Ohio, center 1978 Joe Huenfeld, Ft. Thomas, Ky., offensive tackle 1974 Frank Jones, Owingsville, Ky., tailback 1982 Mark Ledford, Mt. Sterl ing, Ky., wide receiver Keith Mescher, Lebanon, Ohio, tight end 1988 JoeGangliano, Glenwood, Il l. , offensive tackle Vic Williams, Birmingham, Ala., defensive end Ty Howard, Morehead, Ky., wide receiver 1975 Keith Mescher, Lebanon, Ohio, tight end 1976 Keith Mescher, Lebanon, Ohio, tight end Academic All-American Tony Harris, Dayton, Ohio, runningback 1974 Don Russell , Louisville, Ky., kicker Jerry Spaeth, Mason, Ohio, linebacker 1990 James Appel, Wilder, Ky., offensive lineman 1977 Don Rardin, Lexington, Ky., punter 1991 James Appel, Wilder, Ky., offensive lineman Phil Simms, Louisville, Ky., quarterback 1996 Mike Appel, Wilder, Ky., offensive lineman 1978 Rodney Jefferson, Mansfield, Ohio, linebacker Joe Huenefeld, Ft. Thomas, Ky., offensive tackle All-Ohio Valley Conference 1979 Rodney Jefferson, Mansfield, Ohio, linebacker First Team Only Bernard McIntosh, Bruce, Miss., fullback 1948 Harold Mullins, Lynch, Ky., tackle Charlie Young, Washington Crossing, Pa., offen. tackle 1949 Harold Mullins, Lynch, Ky., tackle 1980 Darron Hunter, Cincinnati, Ohio, runningback Jerry Wing, Dayton, Ky. , halfback 198 1 John Christopher, Norwalk, Ohio, punter 1950 Corky Kirtley, Paintsville, Ky., end 1982 John Christopher, Nowarl k, Ohio, punter Clyde McLaughlin, Russell , Ky., center Mark Ledford, Mt. Sterli ng, Ky., wide recei ver Charles (Izzy) Porter, Prestonsburg, Ky., q uarterback Danny Gooch, Hawesville, Ky., linebacker Jerry Wing, Dayton, Ohio, halfback 1983 Mark Ledford, Mt. Sterling, Ky., wide receiver 1951 Marv Rammelsburg, Newport, Ky. , guard 1952 Bernie Fieler, Dayton, Ky., center-linebacker

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1984 Mike Hanlin, St. Mary's W. Va. , quarterback OVC "Pla6ier of the Year" Tod Short, Pasadena, Calif., wide receiver 1966 Tommie ray, halfback Billy Poe, Ironton, Ohio, offensive guard 1m Phil Simms, quarterback 1986 Billy Poe, Ironton, Ohio, offensive guard Adrian Breen, Cincinnati, Ohio, quarterback OVC "Coach of the Year" Greg Burke, Louisville, Ky., punler 1966 Guy Penny 1987 Greg Burke, Loui sville, Ky., punter 1986 Bill Baldridge 1988 Joe Gagliano, Glenwood, TI!., offensive tackle 1990 *Cole Proctor Ty Howard, Morehead, Ky., wide receiver 1990 Richard Shadwick, Nicholasville, Ky., defensive line • 1hree-way tie Darrell Beavers, Louisville, Ky., defensive back 1991 Tyrone Fisher, Corapolis, Pa., defensive back 1992 Richard Shadwick, Nicholasville, Ky., defensive line Fred Johnson, Tampa, Fla., linebacker

All Games Against 1998 Opponents

Austin Peay Butler Kentucky Wesleyan (19-16) (2-0) (2-0) 1962 (H) 36-7 w 1963 (H) 31-13 w 1995 (H) 36- 11 w 1963 (A) 7-0 w 1964 (H) 26-7 w 1996 (H) 24-18 w 1964 (H) 14- 13 w 1965 (A) 21-26 L 1966 (H) 21- 10 w Valparaiso South F1orida 1967 (H) 8-10 L (2-0) (0-1) 1968 (A) 16-17 L 1996 (A) 24-0 w 1969 (A) 29- 18 w 1997 (H) 56-24 w 1997 (A) 17-33 L 1970 (H) 24-6 w 1971 (H) 22-0 w 1972 (A) 31-2 1 w Dayton 1973 (H) 23-22 w (0-2) 1974 (A) 15- 17 L 1996 (A) 6-52 L 1975 (H) 10-20 L 1997 (H) 28-42 L 1976 (A) 13-27 L 1cm (H) 7-21 L 1978 (A) 16- 19 L Flon 1979 (H) 7-0 w (0-0) 1980 (A) 21-23 L 1981 (H) 28-42 L 1982 (A) 16-17 L Thomas More 1983 (H) 3- 14 L (0-0) 1984 (A) 14-21 L 1985 (H) 10- 14 L 1986 (H) 7- IO L VMI 1987 (A) 12-20 L (0-1) 1988 (H) 43-6 w 1958 (A) 20-46 L 1989 (A) 23-22 w 1990 (H) 34-7 w 1991 (A) 33- 14 w Bethel 1992 (A) 41-34 w (0-0) 1993 (H) 23- 10 w 1994 (A) 6-73 L 1995 (H) 26- 13 w Charleston Southern 1997 (H) 55-43 w (2-1) 1995 (H) 22-34 L 1996 (A) 30-27 w 1997 (H) 55-27 w

Morehead State University Series Records, Year-by-Year ~™ 31 Series Records Opponent First Game Latest Game w L T Year-by-Year Akron 1975 1986 I 7 I MSU Alabama-Birmingham 1993 1994 0 2 0 1927 OPP Alderson-Broaddus 0 Morris Harvey 77 1927 1928 2 0 0 18 Armstrong State Rio Grande 12 1932 1932 I 0 0 6 Eastern Kentucky Austin Peay 12 1962 1997 19 16 0 39 Union 0 Butler 1963 1964 2 0 0 83 Broaddus 0 Record: 3-2-0 Campbellsville 1929 1929 I 0 0 Carson-Newman Coach: George D. Downing 1955 1973 2 I 0 Cedarville 1930 1949 3 0 0 MSU 1928 OPP Central Michigan 1967 1967 0 I 0 19 Morris Harvey 12 Central Stale (Ohio) 6 1973 1973 0 I 0 Xavier 45 Centre 0 Marshall 1934 1934 0 I 0 36 Charleston South ern 20 Kentucky .. 8"' 0 1995 1997 2 I 0 18 Cincinnati Eastern Kentuc ky 0 1937 1989 2 0 0 36 Union Concord 6 193 1 194 1 3 I 0 50 Sue Bennett 0 Davis & Elkins 1939 1941 2 0 0 51 Alderso n 0 Dayton 26 Rio Grande 1996 1997 0 2 0 0 Eastern Kentucky Record: 7-2-0 1927 1995 16 46 4 East Tennessee Coach: George D. Downing 1933 1993 12 16 0 Evansville 1949 1997 4 2 0 Fairmont State MSU 1970 1973 3 0 0 1929 OPP Franklin College 13 at Kentucky Wesleyan 1982 1982 I 0 0 21 Georgetown 51 at Transylvania 13 1935 1984 8 I I 54 Glenville State at Campbellsvi lie 6 1930 1930 0 I 0 13 at Eastern Kentucky Illinois State 6 1971 1972 I I 0 7 Salem 36 James Madison 7 1979 1987 2 4 0 Glenview 21 6 Kentucky State 1976 1990 12 at New Ri ver State 36 12 I 20 Morri s Harvey Kentucky Wesleyan 1995 1996 2 0 0 0 Lawrence Tech Record: 4-4-0 1938 1938 I 0 0 Coach: George D. Downing Liberty 1980 198 1 3 5 0 Louisvi lle 1932 1957 3 5 0 Marshall MSU 1930 1928 1994 11 32 3 OPP Maryvi lle 194 2 13 Sue Bennett 6 1960 5 0 0 0 Middle Tennessee at West Liberty 32 19 50 1995 8 37 0 0 Ke ntucky .. 8 ., Miles 42 1997 1997 I 0 0 0 at Eastern Kentucky 13 Morgan State 1990 1990 I 0 0 7 Cedarville 0 Morris Harvey 6 Morris Harvey 1927 1955 3 5 I 8 Murray State 0 Union 34 1936 1995 16 40 I Ohio Uni versity 0 at Glenville 33 1974 1974 0 I 0 Record: 2-6-0 Otterbein 1947 1947 0 0 I Coach: George D. Downing Quincy 1996 1996 I 0 0 Rio Grande MS U 1931 1927 1949 6 2 0 OPP St. Joseph's-Ind. 6 Concord 0 1996 1997 I I 0 Salem 7 at Sue Bennett 0 1929 1985 2 I 0 0 at Morris Harvey Samford 19 1988 199 1 I 3 0 32 Transylvania "8 .. 7 Southeast Missouri 1991 1995 2 3 12 at Union 0 0 0 Southern Arkansas 1987 1987 0 I Eastern Ke ntucky 0 0 12 at Rio Grande South Florida 1997 1997 0 1 0 20 Stetson Record: 4-2-1 1953 1953 0 I 0 Coach: George D. Downing Tennessee-Martin 1976 1995 I 8 0 fennessee State 1988 1995 0 5 0 MSU 1932 OPP Tennessee Tech 1936 1995 12 Armstrong 0 20 30 I 0 fransylvania 1929 1940 at Concord 13 8 2 I 10 Rio Grande Union 1927 7 1946 4 4 2 20 al Louisville Va lparaiso 0 1996 1997 2 0 0 0 Union 0 VMI 1958 1958 0 1 0 0 at Eastern Kentucky 19 Western Carolina 19 at Transylvania 1974 1974 0 I 0 7 Western Kentucky Record: 4-2-1 1939 1997 7 40 2 West Liberty Coach: George D. Downing 1930 1947 2 I I West Virginia State 1992 1996 I I 0 MSU 1933 OPP West Virginia Tech 194 2 1993 4 I I 6 at Eas1 Tennessee 7 Wisconsi n-LaCrosse 0 al Union 1974 1974 I 0 0 20 Wichita Stale 13 Louisville 0 1986 1986 I 0 0 0 Wofford Eastern Ke ntucky 6 1996 1997 I I 0 0 Transylvania ( a vier 0 1928 1972 0 3 0 7 New River State 19 foungstown State 1965 1987 6 8 0 Record: 1-4-1 Coach: George D. Downing rotals 229 357 22 1998 Oppon ents in bold

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MSU 1934 OPP 7 a1 Marshall 28 6 al Marshall 21 0 a1 Cen1re 47 13 Eas1ern Ken1ucky 33 14 Tennessee Tech 17 13 Rio Grande 8 Record: 3-4-0 14 Eas1 Tennessee 0 8 Union 15 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 7 al Wes1ern Ken1ucky 20 2 at Transylvania 12 13 Middle Tennessee 33 0 at Eastern Kentucky 7 MSU 1942 OPP 0 at Eas1ern Ken1ucky 6 13 Eas1 Tennessee 12 0 al Marshall 0 0 Murray S1ate 14 Record 2-4-0 13 Murray State 0 Record· 1-7-0 Coach: George D. Downing 0 al Wes1ern Ken1ucky 9 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 0 al Moms Harvey 0 MS U 1935 OPP 13 Wes1 Virginia Tech 6 MS U 1952 OPP 6 Rio Grande 7 20 al Easlern Ken1ucky 0 14 Evansville 0 0 al Georgetown 19 18 Maryville 6 14 a1 Marshall 48 0 at Union 31 Record: 4-1 -2 0 al Eas1 Tennessee 34 0 Transylvania 26 Coach: Ellis T Johnson 6 al Tennessee Tech 30 0 Eas1ern Ken1ucky 53 7 Wes1ern Ken1ucky 39 7 Alfred Holbrook 0 1943 6 at Maddie Tennessee 27 0 al Lou1sv1lie 20 1944 20 Eastern Ken1ucky 20 Record: 1-6-0 1945 0 Murray S1a1e 48 Coach: George D. Downi ng No Games Scheduled Due To War Record· 1-6-1 Coach: Elhs T Johnson MSU 193 6 OPP MSU 1946 OP P 7 Murray Stale 14 39 a, Morris Harvey 6 MSU 1953 OPP 0 George1own 0 19 a, Murray S1a1e 38 13 Kenlucky "B" 19 6 Uruon 6 26 Wes1 Liberly 0 0 a1 Marshall 40 7 a, Transylvania 0 12 Eas1ern Ken1 ucky 6 0 Tennessee Tech 27 19 al Easlern Ken1ucky 7 36 Wes1ern Ken1ucky 7 0 al Weslern Ken1ucky 48 14 Tennessee Tech 0 29 a1 Marshall 20 0 Maddie Tennessee 14 14 Lou,sv,lle 7 55 Union 7 7 a1 Eas1ern Ken1ucky 25 Record 4-1-2 Record· 6-1-0 0 Murray S1a1e 33 Coach Ellis T. Johnson Coach Ellis T. Johnson 0 a1 S1e1son 41 Record. 0-8-0 MSU 1937 OPP MSU 1947 OPP Coach· Wilbur Jamerson 7 Cincinnati 0 0 a1 Ken1ucky "B" 21 19 East Tennessee 0 6 al O11erbein 6 MSU 19 54 OPP 19 a, George1own 0 12 al Marshall 38 6 Ken1ucky "B" 7 66 Alfred Holbrook 0 6 Murray S1a1e 13 7 a, Marshall 19 7 Transylvania 6 0 Ken1ucky "B" 24 2 Tennessee Tech 32 26 Ea51ern Ken1ucky 0 18 Wesl L1ber1y 18 13 Wes1ern Ken1ucky 19 9 a, Tennessee Tech 6 13 al George1own 6 13 al Middle Tennessee 20 7 al Murray S1a1e 32 7 a, Eas1ern Ken1ucky 34 8 Eas1ern Kentucky 12 Record 7-1-0 0 a1 Wes1ern Keniucky 20 16 a1 Murray S1a1e 24 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson Record: 1-6-2 0 a1 Louisville 24 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 7 Moms Harvey 45 MS U 1938 OP P Record 0-9-0 76 Lawrence Tech 0 MSU 1948 OPP Coach Walbur Jamerson 58 Alfred Holbrook 0 19 Tennessee Tech 7 0 Murray S1a1e 14 7 a1M arshall 20 MSU 1955 OPP 21 Transylvania 0 30 al George1own 13 7 Ken1ucky "B" 14 0 al Eas1ern Kenlucky 0 14 Wes1cm Kenrucky 19 0 at Carson-Newman 13 58 Georgc1own 0 6 a, Tennessee Tech 19 0 Tennessee Tech 55 58 a1 Ceni Teachers 0 40 Cedarville 0 7 a, We51ern Ken1ucky 12 Record: 5-1-1 0 Eas1em Kenrucky 7 0 Maddie Tennessee 21 Coach: Ellis T Johnson 0 Murray S1a1e 33 13 a1 Eas1ern Ken1ucky 35 Record 3-5-0 7 Murray S1a1e 22 MS U 1939 OPP Coach Ellis T Johnson 12 al Lou1sv1lle 37 13 Wes1 L1beny 0 7 al Moms Harvey 40 0 al Wes1ern Ken1ucky 2 MSU 1949 OPP Record: 0-9-0 7 Murray S1a1e 20 29 Cedarville 6 Coach: Wilbur Jamerson 20 at Transylvania 0 0 al Evansville 14 7 Eas1ern Ken1ucky 6 15 a1 Marshall 20 MSU 1956 O PP 25 a1 Concord 0 45 Rm Grande 0 18 al Maryville 13 38 al Alfred Holbrook 6 0 a1 Wes1crn Ken1ucky 19 13 Carson-Newman 0 7 Davis Elkins 0 12 Tennessee Tech 7 19 Tennessee Tech 26 Record 6-2-0 27 a1 Eas1crn Ken1ucky 26 7 a, Murray S1a1e 13 Coach Ellis T Johnson 21 Murra) S1a1e 0 12 al Middle Tennessee 20 28 George1own 7 7 Lou,sv,lle 19 MS U 1940 OPP Record· 6-3-0 7 Wes1ern Ken1ucky 9 6 Marshall 13 Coach Elhs T Johnson 0 al Eas1ern Ke n1ucky 19 0 al Murray S1a1e 0 Record 2-6-0 27 Salem 0 MSU 1950 OPP Coach Paul Adams 46 al Alfred Holbrook 0 51 a1 Marshall 6 13 a, Eas1ern Ken1ucky 27 53 Evansville 0 MSU 19 57 O PP 0 Wcs1ern Ken1 ucky 0 7 al Xavier 42 12 Maryville 0 6 Transylvania 0 20 at Tennessee Tech 16 0 a, Marshall 21 Record: 3-2-2 21 Wes1em Kenrucky 23 6 al Tennessee Tech 14 Coach: Ellis T. Johnson 31 al M addle Tennessee 7 28 al Wes, Virginia Tech 21 7 Eas1ern Kenrucky 14 7 Murray S1a1e 21 MSU 1941 OPP 13 al Murray S1a1e 21 6 Maddie Tennessee 18 0 al WeSlern Ken1ucky 14 Record 4-4-0 6 al Wes1ern Ken1ucky 28 28 Davis Elkins 7 Coach Ellis T Johnson 3 Easlern Kenlucky 40 104 Rio Grande 0 6 al Lou1sv1lle 40 7 a1 Murray S1a1e 16 MSU 1951 OPP Record 2-7-0 12 Concord 6 6 al Evans\1lle 33 Coach Paul Adams

Morehead State University Year-by-Year ~TM 33 MSU 1958 OPP 0 al Wes1ern Ken1ucky 9 16 al Eas1ern Ke n1ucky 13 20 a1 Virginia Mili1ary lns1itu1e 46 7 Eastern Kenwcky 10 Record: 6-4-0 16 Marshall 30 Record: 5-4-0 Coach: Jake Hallum 7 Tennessee Tech 22 Coach: Guy Penny 14 Wes1 Virginia Tech 14 MSU 1971 OPP 6 at Murray Slate 34 MSU 1965 OPP 29 Marshall 6 6 at Middle Tennessee 34 12 Marshall 22 7 Middle Tennessee 9 3 at East Tennessee 19 12 Youngstown State• 9 48 al Murray Stale 14 0 Western Kentucky 14 15 at Tennessee Tech 14 22 Austin Peay 0 6 at Eastern Kentucky 24 12 Murray S1a1e 13 51 at Fairmont Slate 22 Record: 0-8-1 21 at Austin Peay 26 8 at Tennessee Tech 26 Coach: Paul Adams 28 Middle Tennessee 30 I at Western Ken1ucky 34 35 East Tennessee 21 19 East Tennessee 7 M SU 1959 OPP 21 al Western Kentucky 12 28 al Illinois S1a1e 12 15 al George1own 12 20 Easlern Ken1ucky 38 10 Eas1ern Ken1ucky 7 53 Maryville 0 Record: •4-5.0 Record: 7-3-0 0 al Tennessee Tech 48 Coach: Guy Penny Coach: Jake Hall um 7 Wes1 Virginia Tech 20 •La1er forfei1ed 10 Youngs1own S1a1e 9 Murray S1a1e 8 MSU 1972 0 O PP a1 Middle Tennessee 27 MSU 1966 OPP 7 Xavier 26 21 Eas1 Tennessee 27 20 Marshall 27 24 at Marshall 27 14 al Wes1ern Kentucky 27 21 at Youngstown State 12 35 al Middle Tennessee 35 7 Eas1ern Ken1ucky 12 14 Tennessee Tech 7 27 Murray S1a1e 24 Record: 3-6-0 30 al Murray S1a1e 9 31 al Aus1in Peay 21 Coach: Guy Penny 21 Aus11n Peay 10 17 Tennessee Tech 28 7 al Middle Tennessee 20 6 Wes1ern Ken1ucky 35 MSU 1960 OPP 13 at East Tennessee 7 14 at Eas1 Tennessee 7 20 a1 George1own 0 12 Wes1ern Ken1ucky 7 0 llli nois S1a1e 20 25 Maryville 0 21 al Eastern Ken1ucky 19 6 al Eas1ern Kenlucky 28 7 al Tennessee Tech 27 Record: 7-2-0 Record: 3-6-1 49 al West Virginia Tech 13 Coach: Guy Penny Coach: Roy Terry 8 Murray S1a1e 14 0 Middle Tennessee 28 MSU 1967 OPP MSU 1973 OPP 13 Easl Tennessee 38 30 Marshall 6 24 al Cen1ral Stale 31 12 a1 Wes1ern Kentucky 6 21 Middle Tennessee 19 17 a1 Marshall 24 21 Eas1ern Ken1uc ky 9 15 al Murray S1ate 21 28 Middle Tennessee 22 Record: 5-4-0 8 Aus1in Peay 10 16 a1 Murray S1a1e Coach: Guy Penny 30 20 al Ken1ucky S1a1e 16 23 Aus1in Peay 22 21 a1 Tennessee Tech 16 42 Fairmon1 Stale M SU 196 1 7 OPP 19 at Western Kentucky 30 23 at Tennessee Tech 10 58 Memphis Navy 0 0 Eas1 Tennessee 16 7 14 a1 Wes1ern Kentucky 34 Middle Tennessee 19 7 al Cen1ral Michigan 9 38 East Tennessee 16 al Tennessee Tech 28 20 7 Easlern Ken1ucky 7 23 at Carson-Newman 28 14 Murray State 35 Record: 4-5- 1 25 Eastern Ke n1 ucky 0 a1 Marshall 37 0 Coach: Guy Penny Record: 6-5-0 12 East Tennessee 13 Coach: Roy Terry 0 al Weslern Kentucky 7 MSU 1968 OPP 0 Eas1ern Ken1ucky 13 7 al Marshall 7 MSU 1974 OPP Record: 1-6-1 18 al Middle Tennessee 27 14 Marshall 12 Coach: Guy Penny 21 Murray S1a1e 28 24 Murray S1a1e 25 16 al Aus1in Peay 17 14 at Middle Tennessee 23 MSU 1962 OPP 35 Youngstown S1a1e 26 12 at Wes! Carolina 31 0 al Middle Tennessee 7 24 Tennessee Tech 12 15 14 a1 Aus1in Peay 17 Tennessee Tech 6 21 Wes1ern Ken1ucky 24 10 14 a1 Ohio 49 al Murray S1a1e 13 13 at East Tennessee 16 14 Tennessee Tech 36 7 Aus1in Peay 7 46 Kenlucky State 0 0 18 Wes1ern Ken1ucky 36 Marshall 26 7 at Eas1ern Ken1ucky 35 0 at East Tennessee 14 13 at East Tennessee 10 Record: 3-6- 1 30 Wisconsin-LaCrosse 0 15 Wes1ern Kentucky 7 Coach: Jake Hallum 14 a1 Eastern Kentucky 21 20 at Eastern Ken1ucky 12 Record: 3-8-0 Record: 5-3-0 MSU 1969 OPP Coach: Roy Terry Coach: Guy Penny 27 al Marshall 14 35 Middle Tennessee 9 MSU 19 75 OPP MSU 1963 OPP 7 Murray Slate 13 19 al Marshall 16 31 Butler 13 29 at Aus1in Peay 18 10 Middle Tennessee 12 19 Marshall 6 21 Youngstown S1ate 12 3 at Murray Stale 17 17 al Tennessee Tech 21 6 Tennessee Tech 21 10 Austin Peay 20 24 Murray Stale 10 2 al Western Kentucky 27 0 at Youngstown State 28 7 al Aus1in Peay 0 7 a1 Eas1 Tennessee 27 13 at Tennessee Tech 7 28 Middle Tennessee 27 13 Kentucky State 0 10 al Western Ken1ucky 14 9 Eas1 Tennessee 22 23 at Eastern Kentucky I 7 Eas1 Tennessee 8 0 at Western Kentucky 17 Record: 6-4-0 7 Akron 0 6 Eastern Kentucky 0 Coach: Jake Hallum 9 Eas1ern Kentucky 17 Record: 5-4-0 Record: 3-7-0 Coach: Guy Penny MSU 1970 OPP Coach: Roy Terry 7 Marshall 17 MS U 1964 OPP 6 at Middle Tennessee 14 MSU 1976 26 OPP Butler 7 24 Murray Stale 7 31 Marshall• 14 6 Marshall 0 24 al Aus1in Peay 6 6 al Akron 26 35 Tennessee Tech 0 27 Fairmon1 State 7 0 al Middle Tennessee 21 17 at Murray Stale 14 31 Tennessee Tech 10 6 Murray Stale 7 14 Austin Peay 13 14 Western Kentucky 24 13 al Austin Peay 27 0 at Middle Tennessee 13 7 at East Tennessee 13 17 Youngstown State 33 9 East Tennessee 21 28 Ken1ucky Slate 6 23 Tennessee Tech 28

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21 Western Kentucky 0 10 at Libe"y Baptist 13 0 at Middle Tennessee 49 17 at East Tennessee 7 19 Youngstown State 38 14 Tennessee State 29 0 UT-Martin 40 3 at Eastern Ke ntucky 20 43 Austin Peay 6 12 at Eastern Kentucky 31 Record: S-6-0 20 at Tennessee Tech 3 Record: • 3-8-0 Coach: Steve Loney 17 Eastern Kentucky 39 Coach: Wayne Chapman Record: 3-8-0 • Later forfeited 10 Marshall MSU 19 83 OPP Coach: Bill Baldridge 3 at Kentucky State 7 MSU 1977 OPP 0 Marshall 35 MSU 1989 O PP 13 Akron 12 17 Middle Te nnessee 56 7 at Marshall 30 26 at Marshall 38 0 at Murray State 38 38 Kentucky S tate• 0 24 Middle Tennessee 21 3 Austin Peay 14 14 Libe"y 34 17 at Murray State 3 0 Akron 31 35 at Samford• 28 7 Austin Peay 21 3 at Tennessee Tech 14 13 at Murray State 27 22 at Tennessee Tech 24 7 at Western Kentucky 38 32 Middle Te nnessee 34 20 at Western Kentucky 20 24 Liberty Baptist 16 14 at Tennessee State 23 34 Eas1 Tennessee 37 0 Eastern Kentucky 56 23 at Austin Peay• 22 7 at UT-Martin 49 27 at Youngstown State 20 14 Tennessee Tech* 8 13 Eastern Kentucky 42 Record: 2-9-0 13 a1 Cincinnati 10 Record: 2-6-2 Coach: Steve Loney 31 Eastern Kentucky 38 Coach: Wayne Chapman Record: 5-6-0 M S U 1984 O PP Coach: Bill Baldridge MSU 1978 OPP 31 Georgetown 0 •Later forfeited 7 Kentucky State 7 6 at Marshall 40 6 at Middle Tennessee 9 28 James Madison 38 MSU 1990 OPP 49 Murray State 32 28 at Middle Tennessee 42 14 at Marshall 28 16 at Austin Peay 19 28 Murray State 58 0 Western Kentucky 24 9 at UT-Martin 13 14 at Austin Peay 21 35 at Kentucky State 13 20 T ennessee Tech 21 3 at Akron 27 13 at Libe"y 42 7 Western Kentucky 35 43 Tennessee Tech 14 47 Morgan State 0 31 at East Te nnessee 30 31 Western Kentucky 33 7 at Tennessee Tech 24 0 at Eastern Kentucky 30 38 at Eastern Kentucky 48 34 Austin Peay 7 Record· 2-6- 1 31 Youngstown S tate 35 22 Samford 25 Coach: Wayne Chapman Record: 2-9-0 0 at Middle Tennessee 37 Coach. Bill Baldridge 69 Murray State 6 MSU 1979 OP P 27 at Eastern Kentucky 17 14 at Kentucky State 7 MSU 1985 O PP Record: 5-6-0 28 Middle Tennessee 7 10 Marshall 27 Coach: Cole Proctor 7 at Murray State 31 14 at James Madison 35 7 Austin Peay 0 41 Salem 14 MSU 1991 OPP 7 UT-Martin 0 14 Middle Te nnessee 33 14 at Samford 52 3 at Tennessee Tech 3 9 at Murray State 35 I at Marshall 70 3 at Western Kentucky 0 JO Austin Peay 14 21 at Wescern Kentucky 48 17 Akron 23 9 Akron 38 28 UT-Martin 32 3 at James Madison 16 6 at Tennessee Tech 59 12 Liberty 10 7 Eastern Kentucky 34 13 at Western Kentucky 26 20 at Murray State 10 Record: 5-4-1 0 Eastern Kentucky 26 21 Tennessee Tech 20 Coach: Tom Lichtenberg 17 at Youngstown Siate 20 33 Austin Peay 14 Record: 1-1 0-0 16 at Southeast Missouri 17 MSU 1980 O PP Coach: Bill Baldridge 3 Middle Tennessee 31 8 Marshall 35 10 Eastern Kentucky 41 21 James Madiso n 18 MSU 1986 OPP Record: 4-7-0 17 at Middle Tennessee JO 19 at Marshall 10 Coach: Cole Proctor 6 Murray State 30 27 James Madison 24 21 at Austin Peay 23 36 at Wichita State 35 MSU 1992 OPP 20 at Youngstown State 14 33 Kentucky State 10 7 at Marshall 49 29 Tennessee Tech 31 27 Austin Peay 10 0 West Virginia State 22 7 Western Ke ntucky 17 28 at Tennessee Tech 20 7 at UT-Martin 20 20 at Liberty Baptist 23 7 al Akron 30 7 at East Tennessee 27 15 Kentuck~ State JO I Murray State 45 14 Tennessee State 24 14 at Eastern Kentucky 18 7 at Middle Tennessee 24 31 Murray State 7 Record: 4-7-0 27 Youngstown State 24 12 at Tennessee Tech 31 Coach: Tom Lichtenberg 6 at Eastern Kentucky 23 41 at Ausun Peay 34 Record: 7-4-0 20 Southeast Missouri 17 MSU 198 1 OPP Coach: Bill Baldridge 0 at Middle Tennessee 70 17 at Marshall 20 9 Eastern Kentucky 37 7 Middle Tennessee 20 MSU 1987 OPP Record: 3-8-0 7 at Murray State 20 0 at Marshall 29 Coach: Cole Proctor 28 Austin Peay 42 37 Kentucky State 0 14 at Akron 31 10 at James Madison 44 MSU 1993 OPP 17 a1 Tennessee Tech 35 23 Southern Arkansas 38 0 at Marshall 56 15 at Western Kentucky 19 13 at Austrn Peay 20 14 at Alabama-Birmingham 52 34 Liberty Baptist 10 14 Tennessee Tech 52 52 West V1rgrn1a Tech 14 7 Youngstown State 38 15 at Murray State 53 3 at Tennessee Tech 21 17 Eastern Kentucky 21 7 Middle Tennessee 3 23 at Southeast Missouri 21 Record: 1-9-0 14 at Youngstown Stale 38 0 Middle Tennessee 45 Coach: Steve Loney 0 Eastern Kentucky 23 23 Austin Peay 10 Record: 2-8-0 0 at Tennessee State 15 MSU 1982 O PP Coach: Bill Baldridge 0 at Murray State 19 24 Franklin 17 0 UT-Martin 17 28 Kentucky State 6 MS U 1988 OPP 7 Eastern Kentucky 44 0 at Middle Tennessee 30 17 Marshall 30 Record: 3-8-0 13 Murray State JO 0 Western Kentucky 34 Coach: Cole Proctor 16 Austin Peay 17 29 at Kentucky State 12 6 at Akron 28 9 at Libe"y 34 38 Tennessee Tech 14 17 Samford 18 17 Western Ke ntucky 13 22 Murray State 29 Morehead State University Year-by-Year, Coaches Records ~™ 35

\'\SU 1994 OPP MSU 1996 OPP 7 at Marshall 71 6 at Dayton 52 0 East Tennessee 44 24 at Vaparaiso 0 10 Tennessee State 48 24 Kentucky Wesleyan 18 14 Tennessee Tech 56 30 at Charleston Southern 27 20 Southeast Missouri 45 14 at Wofford 41 6 al Middle Tennessee 63 22 St. Joseph's - Ind 26 6 at Austin Peay 73 64 Quincy 14 15 Alabama-Birmingham 36 26 Western Kentucky 31 6 Murray State 45 38 at Evansville 21 7 at UT-Manin 21 60 West Virginia State 22 7 at Eastern Kentucky 54 Record: 0-11 -0 Record: 6-4 Head Coach: Matt Ballard Head Coach: Matt Ballard

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Record: 2-8 Record. 7-3 Head Coach: Man Ballard Head Coach: Matt Ballard Head Football Coaches

Year Coach w L T PCT. 1927-35 George D. Downing 28 32 3 .467 1936-52 Ellis T. Johnson 54 44 10 .551 'fo Football 1943-45 1953-55 Wilbur (Shorty) Jamerson 0 26 0 .cm 1956-58 Paul Adams 4 21 I .160 1959-67 Guy Penny :f) :f) 2 .500 1968-7 1 John (Jake) Hallum 22 17 l .546 1972-75 Roy M. Terry 15 26 1 .366 1976-78 Wayne Chapman 7 '.J) 3 .259 1979-80 Tom Lichtenberg 9 ll l .450 198 1-83 Steve Loney 8 24 0 .250 1984-89 Bill Baldridge '.J) 45 0 .262 1990-93 Cole Proctor 15 '.E 0 .340 1994- Mall Ballard 15 26 0 .366 fotals 236 360 22 .396

Morehead State's Largest Victories Year Pts. 1941 104 MSU 104 Rio Grande 0 1927 83 MSU 83 Broadddus 0 1938 76 MSU 76 Lawrence Tech 0 1937 ff> MSU ff> Alfred Holbrook 0 1990 63 MSU (f) Murray State 6 1938 58 MSU 58 Alfred Holbrook 0 1938 58 MSU 58 Georgetown 0 1938 58 MSU 58 Centers Teachers 0 1950 58 MSU 58 Evansville 0 1959 58 MSU 58 Maryville 0 1961 58 MSU 58 Memphis Navy r.::agle Football '98 36 Media Infonnation

Press Credentials Sports Information Office All press credentials must be secured by contacting Randy Stacy, Sports Information Director Randy Stacy at UPO 1023, Morehead State University, Morehead, KY 40351. Randy Stacy begins his 11th Broadcasts season as sports information Broadcast permission is granted to the official network/station of MSU opponents. For director after servi ng 16 other outlets, broadcast permission must be secured in advance by contacting Randy Stacy, months in the MSU Develop­ Sports Information Director. Broadcast lines can be ordered through GTE South at 1-800-356- ment Office. 6969. There is a broadcast line at Jayne Stadium for use in a reciprocal trade-out agreement. Stacy, a 1977 graduate of Morehead State University, is Services the fom1er assistant sports in- The sports information department wi ll provide game programs, stati stics and game notes. formation director at the University of Ken­ Complete play-by-play and statistical data will be available. Two telephones are avai lable in tucky. While at UK, Stacy was responsible for all the press box and in the press room. Soft drinks and coffee will be available in the press room media and public relations for the men's basket­ as well as a typewriter, a copier, a fax machine, personal computers and a variety of other ball program as well as press row operations. supplies to assist you. A light meal will be available for working media approximately one The 43-year-old Stacy served as men's sports hour prior to kickoff. For more information contact the MSU SID office at 606-783-2500. information director at MSU for a brief time in 1977 before assuming a full-time position at Tennessee Eagle Sports Network Tech. Radio broadcast rights for Morehead State University football and women's basketball arc The native of Carr Creek, Ky .. and graduate of controlled by the MSU Athletic Department with 50,000-walt WM KY -FM (90.3) serving as Carr Creek High School (now Knott County Cen­ the nagship station. Stations interested in network affiliation can contact MS U SID Randy tral), also served as a graduate assistant in the Stacy (606-783-2500). Office of Public Information and was a news and sports reporter at WMKY radio while at MSU. Stacy is a member of College Sports Information Primary Media Outlets Directors of America (CoSIDA), the Morehead Op­ timist Club and Ell io11vi ll e Baptist Church. He is Print Med ia \Vire Services WKYT-TV Lexington Herald-Leader Associa1ed Press Dick Gabnel married to the former Jeanetta Caudill of More­ Rick Bailey Spons Desk PO Box 5037 head. They have two sons, Brad and Jared. Gene Abel Courier-Journal Bldg Lexing1on. KY 40505 Main and Midland 525 Wesl Broadway (606) 299-0177 Brad Laux is in his first year as MSU's assis­ Lexington, KY 40507 Louisville, KY 40202 FAX: (606) 299-2494 (606) 23 1-3225 1-800-292-3560 tant sports information director. FAX: (606) 255-7236 FAX: (502) 589-483 I WLEX·TV Brenda Kissinger is in her 12th year as secre­ Lexsng1on Office Ryan Lemond Ashland Daily Independent Mike Embry Box 1457 tary in the sports information offi ce. Mark Maynard (606) 254-2070 Lexing1on, KY 40501 Rocky S1anley FAX: (606) 255-1137 (606) 255-4404 Tony Cumune FAX . (606) 255-2418 17th Strccl Broadcast Media Ashland. KY 41101 WMKY-Radio \VTVQ-TV (606) 329-1643 Chuck Mraz Kenny Rice Brenda Kissinger FAX: (606) 324-8434 UPO 903 Box 5590 Morehead S1a1e Universlly Lexing1on, KY 40505 Sports Infonnation The Couner Journal Morehead. KY 40351 (606) 293-1661 Secretary Specialist Sports Eduor (606) 783-2001 FAX (606) 255-2418 P.O. Box 74003 I FAX: (606) 783-2335 Louisville. KY 40201-7431 WSAZ-TV 1-800-765-4011 WMOR-Rad,o 645 Fifth Ave FAX (502) 582-7186 Jim Forres1 Hun11ng1on. WV 25720 PO Box 940 (304) 523-5333 The Ledger-lndependen1 Morehead, KY 40351 FAX· (304) 697-4325 Spons Edi1or (606) 784-4 141 43 Wes1 Second S1ree1 FAX · (606) 784-1387 WYMT-TV Maysville. KY 41056 Box 682 1-800-456-3469 WCMI-Radio Hazard. KY 41701 FAX· (606) 564-6893 P.O. Box 949 (606) 436-5757 Ashland, KY 41 I05 FAX : (606) 439-3760 The Trail Blazer (606) 329-1777 Sports Ednor WOWK-TV Morehead S1a1e Urnversuy WGOH-Rad10 555 51h Ave Morehead, KY 40351 Spons Director Hun11ng1on. WV 25702 Box 487 (304) 525-7661 The Morehead News Grayson. KY 41143 FAX: (304) 523-0545 Spons Edi1or 722 Wes1 Firs1 S1ree1 WFTM-Radio WBY-TV, WBM-TV Morehead. KY 40351 Sporis Direc1or 135 Lee Cemc1ary Road (606) 784-4116 626 Foresl Ave. Morehead, KY 40351 FAX (606) 784-7337 Maysville, KY ~ 1056 (606) 784-7515

Morehead Stare University ports111anship State111en

General. The Ohio Valley Conference i commiued to student-athletes must honor the responsibilities that accompany the e tabl ishing sports manship and developing healthy environments privilege of representing our schools by behaving wi th dignity and for competition. Thi conference wants to lead the way in abolishing class on and off the field. the notion that it is desirable to create a "hostile" environment for Spirit Groups. Like our student-athletes, these groups are intercollegiate athletic contests. Instead, we will strive to create visible representatives of our universities. As such, we place high "hosp itable" environments. We believe that part of the role of expectations on them for decent behavior. Cheerleaders, bands and education through sports is to teach our youth and our communities other spirit groups are admilled to contests at the pleasure of our to conduct them elves with sponsmanship and respect for opponents. institutions to support their teams and assist in creating a fun In an effon to achieve this goal, the Conference has developed atmosphere. They are not admitted in order to disrupt or confront this statement which outlines the expectations of the various groups the opponent and such behavior will not be tolerated. Their focus and indi victuals associated with our intercollegiate athletics program. must be toward encouragement of their team and respect for the Adminis tration. It is incumbent upon institutio na l opposing team. administrators to create an environment of hospitality for visiting Officials. Officials who are assigned Conference contests must teams, particularly for those individuals at Conference institutions. enforce the rules regarding sportsmanship, without tolerance for OVC administrator must develop the attitude that the treatment of abuse. The only warning to partic ipants and coaches regarding a visiting team and its fans will be in the same manner that they sportsmanship should come at the beginning of the contest. Once would want their teams to be treated. the contest be~ins, penalties (consequences), not warning, must be The athletics director at the host institution must ensure that he assessed for violations of unsportsmanlike conduct. S imilar to the or she, or someone else designated as game manager, approaches baseball policy o f ejecting coaches for arguing balls and stri kes, the the coach o f the opposing team at a spectator event in order to Conference will require that officials eject any coach who protests welcome that coach to the insti tution, provided an opportunity for unsponsmanlike conduct calls, provided such ejection is permissible the coach 10 address and concerns, indicate the location of the game to the rules o f that sport. manager in the arena or stadium and identify security personnel to Each official assigned by the OVC will be provided a card with ensure that the visitin ~ team is protected from abuse from the home the fo llowing statement which must be read to the captains and crowd and that secumy is in very clo e proximity to the visiting coache of every contest prior 10 the beginning of the game: "The team's bench. Each m titution mu t arrange its seating at spectator OVC require officials to enfo rce all rules regarding unsponsmanlike events so a 10 emphasize sportsmanship and minimize the conduct by coaches and players. There will not be any tolerance for harassment of the visiting team and its fans. negative statements or actions between opposing players, especiall y The athletics director must ensure that those who are employed taunting and baiting. If such comments are heard, a penalty will be by the university treat the opponents with fairness and respect. For assessed immediately. 1f any coach protests an unsportsmanlike example, public address announcers must be required to announce penalty, he or she will be ejected for the contest. We have been the contest in an evenhanded manner with equal excitement for both instructed not 10 issue warnings during the contests. It is strongl y teams. The in titution's chief executive officer and athletics director suggested that you remind your participants of this policy." Officials should review periodicall y with other athletics department staff who do not fo llow this policy wi ll be subject to suspension. members, coaches, student-athletes and spirit groups (cheerleaders Commissioner. The commissioner is expected to enforce the and band ) precisely what is acceptable conduct, as set forth in thi unsport manlike conduct rules of the game and the Conference. He document. or she is authorized to assess penalties for improper behavior that is Coaches. Coaches have the greate t amount of innuence over not detected or properly addressed during the contest. Institutions whether the young people in their programs are taught and follow and their personnel are expected to fully cooperate with his or her the high principles of sportsmanship. The OVC has been benefited effort 10 investigate possible improper behavior. by coaches who have n sked losing a contest by removing student­ In the unfortunate event that an altercation occurs during a athletes who have demonstrated d isrespect for the opponents. This contest, all individuals who are on the bench are expected to remain discipline measure educates that individual and his or her teammates there. It is incumbent upon the head coach to ensure that this occurs. about the importance of sportsm anship over participatio n and The commissioner is d irected 10 suspend automaticall y the head winning. This type o f altitude and courage must be adopted by all coach of a team whose bench personnel enter the field or court of OVC coaches. Administrators and coaches must pay special play during an altercation, regardless of whether those individuals auentio n 10 their tudent-athletes' behavior and continually become involved in the altercation. emphasile the need for sportsmanship and re peel. Such educati on Fans. The Conference hopes and believes that the establishment is needed to counteract the constant messages received by our young of the pri nciples outlined in this document will create a wholesome people from many professional athletes and others who demonstrate atmosphere that will attract more fans to our events. The fans a lack o f respect for opponents. T his Conference and its coache attending our games must be reminded by the public address are commiued to teach messages that are appropriate about announcer of the expectations of sponsmanship and respect for both sportsmanship. opponents. Coache also have the ability to innuence the behavior of their We expect that all fans will act in an appropriate manner, and fans. OVC coaches must take every opportunity when addressing respect the oppositi on and the officials. We understand that the media, booster groups or other public forums 10 express the occasionally there are individuals who attend games and abuse the jesire for fans to support their team at home contests, but not to opposition and officials. Those individuals may be dismissed from lbuse the visiting team. Coaches and administrators should stress athletic events. :hat the participants in our athletics contests are young people who Concluding Statement The Conference believes that the effon fo not deserve to be mistreated by a hostile crowd. 10 meet the expectations outlined in this document wi ll increase the Student-A thletes. Respect for the game in which the studen1- attractiveness at our athletic events by creating a healthy environment 11hlete participates also demands respect for the opponent. Student for our competition. 11hle1es at OVC institutions are expected 10 treat opponents with ,portsmansh1p. There can be no tolerance for taunting and baiting )f opponents. OVC student-athletes must understand that they arc perhaps he most visible representatives of their institutions. Al o, their ,chavior is ob erved and emulated by many who are younger. OVC