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A Detailed History of Furman Football A Detailed History of Furman Football RISE OF THE OLD GUARD Quick Guide To 2014 Season Can’t Miss Conference Games: —Chattanooga at Furman (Nov. 22)--Could be for the Southern Conference title when the two The 2014 football season is almost here, and with Georgia Southern, Appalachian State and Elon having all left for different conferences and classifications, the Southern Conference meet in late Nov. will likely now see a ressurection of the old guard. What does that mean? —Furman at Mercer (Sept.6)--Will be the first-ever SoCon game for Mercer, as Lamb faces his What it means is the old Southern Conference football titans, which before Appalachian got its mo- alma mater. mentum as a program going in full force in the mid-late 1980’s, and prior to Georgia Southern joining the SoCon in 1993, the Southern Conference had its old guard of Furman and Chattanooga. —The Citadel at VMI (Nov. 22)--The game known as the Battle For The Silver Shaiko will continue with VMI’s return to the SoCon. The Paladins and Mocs were competing the at a high level in the SoCon, winning titles and routinely finding themselves ranked highly in the preseason projections by the league’s media and coaches for —Wofford at Chattanooga (Nov. 8)--Chattanooga shut down Terrier ground game last season about an 12-year span from about 1977-89. in a 20-10 win and this one could have a bearing on how the SoCon title race shakes out this fall. During that span, the Paladins and Mocs were able to claim outright or shared Southern Conference —Wofford at Samford (Oct. 18)--The Terriers look to end two-game skid against Bulldogs in title 13 times. The Paladins claimed nine SoCon titles from 1978-89, while Chattanooga was able to Birmingham. boast four Southern Conference titles. —Samford at Chattanooga (Sept. 27)--Huge game to close out the month of Sept. and it was In tying for the league’s crown this past season, the Mocs garnered the program’s fifth league title, this game last year, which saw Samford win 17-14 in OT, that decided the postseason fate for each. while Furman’s title marked its 13th, and first since 2004. Chattanooga’s last crown has been quite a bit longer, which came way back in 1984. —Samford at Furman (Oct. 27)--Furman would begin to gets its season turned around with a 34-17 Homecoming win over Samford last season in Greenville, and the two meet once again in the But Chattanooga’s crown was bittersweet, as the Mocs failed to find themselves selected into the same locale. FCS postseason, and the streak of having missed the postseason stretches now to 30 years heading into 2014. —Mercer at Wofford (Nov. 22)--No love lost between the head coaches at these two respective institutions, which dates back to Bobby Lamb’s head coaching days at Furman, and the Nov. 22 That will obviously be Chattanooga’s motivation heading into the 2014 season, which will be taking meeting at Gibbs Stadium could see that rivalry re-kindle. that next crucial step as a program, helping the Mocs be known more than just an accomplished basketball program. —Mercer at VMI (Sept. 27)--A meeting of two of the newest Southern Conference members, and it should be a good one, as both teams appear to be evenly matched, and it might prove to be the Few remember the Mocs as once being one of the SoCon’s most dominant teams in the mid-late Bears’ first Southern Conference victory. 1970s under the direction of Joe Morrison--the chain-smoking head coach that went on to further success at South Carolina later on. Few also probably know the Mocs defeated Appalachian State, 72-14, in 1978, which was the worst defeat ever suffered by the Mountaineers in their Southern Conference membership. Morrison’s Mocs would enjoy a nice run in the Southern Conferece in the late 1970s, and this was the era in which the Furman and Chattanooga rivalry really grew its roots. From 1977-79, the two pro- grams started to build their success and tradition as winning programs during those three seasons. Chattanooga joined the Southern Conference as a league member of course in 1977, and in that first season of membership, which would see the influx of new teams over the next couple of seasons, with Chattanooga, Western Carolina, Marshall, Appalachian State and East Tennessee State all coming into the league. The Mocs were the most successful of the new members in the early going, and in their first season as a member, won their first Southern Conference title. The Mocs had only one blemish during their first season as a league member, which saw the Mocs finish 9-1-1 and 4-1 in the SoCon, and that would be a 17-7 loss to Furman in their first-ever SoCon home game.The Mocs would share the league crown with VMI, who ironically, re-enters the league this fall after an 11-year stint in the Big South. In 1978, Furman would claim its first Southern Conference crown under the direction of first-year head coach Dick Sheridan, who helped Furman post an 8-3 record and a 4-1 league record, with Furman’s only SoCon blemish being a 13-9 loss to the Mocs in Greenville, which helped Morrison’s Mocs claim a share of the ‘78 title along with the Paladins. Chattanooga would have won the title outright had it not been for a memorable goal-line stand by Furman against The Citadel, stopping Bulldog acclaimed running back Stump Mitchell for no gain on fourth-and-goal late in the fourth quarter, as Furman held on for a 17-13 win at Sirrine Stadium in Greenville. The ending to that ‘78 season, which saw the Mocs and Paladins share the title, was strangely similar to the 2013 shared crown, only it was Chattanooga’s missed field goal in overtime that left the door open for Furman to claim a share of the crown, and after Furman’s 27-14 win over Wofford. What was the icing on the cake for Furman was the late TD by Samford against Elon in the waning seconds, as the Bulldogs gained a 33-32 win over the Phoenix, allowing the Paladins qualification by virtue of the automatic bid as a result of Samford making it a three-way tie for the conference title with the late score. Chattanooga claimed the 1979 SoCon title, as it claimed an outright league title, posting a 5-1 league record and finished 9-2 overall. The Mocs demolished the Paladins, 45-14, that particular season, and would win three out of the next five meetings with the Paladins from 1980-84, with four of those five meetings being decided by a TD or less. Going into the 2014 season, both Furman and Chattanooga head into the season as favorites once again with head coaches that were apart of those late 1970s title runs at their respective alma maters. That friendly rivalry has carried over from the gridiron, in which both were defensive backs as players, to the sidelines where both are now the head coaches, reviving the rivalry and the winning culture at both of those programs. Chattanooga head coach Russ Huesman has posted a 31-25 record overall heading into his sixth season as the head coach of the Mocs, while Furman’s Bruce Fowler has a 17-19 heading into his fourth season at Furman. Fowler improved the Paladins by five wins last season, and answered many of his detractors last season by following a tough 3-8 season by winning eight games last fall. Now, Chattanooga and Furman find themselves perched atop the Southern Conference as the teams to beat entering the 2014 season. The Nov. 22 matchup, which is the last week of the regular season, will see the two square off against each other. After 16-straight wins in the series by the Paladins, the Mocs have won three out of the past four in the series, including out-scoring the Paladins 62-19 in each of the past two meetings. I expect this year’s meeting will be a little closer and will see both come into the matchup perhaps playing for a Southern Conference title--just like old times! A Detailed History of Furman Football defensive side of the football, while veteran junior Reese Hannon returns under center for the 2014 Southern Conference Predictions Purple and White. 1. UTC has most talented team since mid 1980s 2. Furman is back to playing Elite SoCon Football SaturdayBlitz 2014 PreseasonAll-SoCon Picks 3. Wofford looks for redemption after 5-6 campaign 4. Bulldogs have Arizona St transfer QB Mike Eubank First Team Offense QB--Jacob Huesman--Chattanooga Catamounts might be most improved team in FCS 5. RB--Hank McCloud--Furman 6. Former LR coach Mike Houston is new leader of Dogs RB--Derrick Ziglar--VMI WR--Andrej Suttles--Furman Bobby Lamb back in SoCon and leading Mercer 7. WR--Karnnoris Benson--Western Carolina 8. VMI set for return to SoCon for first time since ‘02 WR--Karel Hamilton--Samford TE--Faysaal Shafaat--Chattanooga OL--Charles Emert--Furman Introduction: It’s that time again. Time to start taking a look at college football in the South- OL--Wilson Heres--Mercer ern Conference, and as the 2014 World Cup winds down, it’s time to start getting the mind OL--Kyle Champion--Samford focused towards the 2014 season, which will be a new start for the league.
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