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2013 HAMPTON PIRATES FOOTBALL MEDIA PACKET HAMPTON FOOTBALL 2013 Hampton Football Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION Tackles UT AT TT TFL-Yards Sacks-Yards Location: ............................................... Hampton, VA Delbert Tyler 31 49 80 5.5-22 1.5-10 Enrollment: ..................................................... 4,768 Carvin Johnson 31 26 65 9.0-38 3.5-23 Founded: ......................................................... 1868 Nickname: .....................................................Pirates HISTORY Affiliation: ....................................NCAA Division I (FCS) First year of football: .................................... 1902 Conference: ......................... Mid-Eastern Athletic (MEAC) All-time bowl/playoff record: ............................ 1-8 Colors: ....................................... Royal Blue and White Years in postseason play: .....................................8 Stadium (Capacity): ................ Armstrong Stadium (12,000) Last postseason appearance: .. 2006 (New Hampshire 41, President: .................................... Dr. William R. Harvey Hampton 38) Faculty Representative: ..............................Gene Moore All-time record: ..................... 541-398-34 (112 years) Athletics Director: ............................. Novelle Dickenson All-time MEAC Record ...................... 95-48 (17 years) Ticket Office Phone: ............................... (757) 728-6828 SPORTS INFORMATION COACHING STAFF Football SID: .......................................Maurice Williams Head Coach: .........................Donovan Rose (Hampton ‘79) SID Office Phone: .................................. (757) 727-5757 Record at HU: ................................... 21-22 (5th Season) SID Cell Phone: ..................................... (803) 842-1279 Overall Record: ..................................................Same SID Fax: .............................................. (757) 727-5813 Football Office Phone: ............................. (757) 727-5322 Email: [email protected] Best Time/Day To Reach Coach: ...................... Contact SID Press Box Phone: ................................ (757) 727-5422 Assistant Coaches: .Bernard Clark, Jr. (Defensive Coordinator) Website: ............................... www.hamptonpirates.com .............................. Glen Ferebee (Offensive Coordinator) ..... Michael Villagrana (Special Teams/Recruiting Coordinator) Mailing Address: ..........Darryl Bullock (Offensive Line/Run Game Coordinator) Office of Sports Information ............................................ Cordell Taylor (Secondary) 210 Holland Hall .........................................David Banks (Running Backs) Hampton, VA 23668 .................................. Delbert Cowsette (Defensive Line) .......................................Ataveus Cash (Wide Receivers) 2012 SCHEDULE ............................ Brandon Thompson (GA/Qulity Control) Date Opponent 8/29 at Western Illinois TEAM INFORMATION 9/7 at William & Mary 2012 Record: ...................................................... 3-7 9/14 Tennessee Tech 2012 Conference Record/Finish: .........................3-5/8th 9/21 at Coastal Carolina Lettermen Returning/Lost: .................................. 61/14 9/28 at South Carolina State* Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: ............................7/4 10/12 North Carolina A&T* Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: ...........................8/3 10/19 at Norfolk State* Specialists Starters Returning/Lost: ...........................2/5 10/26 Delaware State* Basic Offense: ............................................... Air Raid 11/2 at Morgan State* Basic Defense: ..................................................... 4-3 11/9 North Carolina Central* 11/16 at Bethune-Cookman* RETURNING LEADERS Rushing Att. Yds. Avg. TD 2011 RESULTS Brian Swain 27 123 4.6 1 Date Opponent Res. Score Chris Dukes 19 130 6.8 1 Aug. 30 at Tennessee Tech L 31-41 Sept. 8 Old Dominion L 7-45 Passing Comp. Att. Pct. Yds. TD/Int. Sept. 15 at Florida A&M L 20-44 Brian Swain 23 43 53% 227 1/1 Sept. 29 Bethune-Cookman L 26-38 Jaylian Williamson 20 33 60% 209 1/4 Oct. 13 Norfolk State W 28-14 Oct. 18 at North Carolina Central L 20-37 Receiving Rec. Yds. Avg. TD Oct. 27 Savannah State W 21-13 Andre Griffin 25 311 12.4 2 Nov. 3 at Howard L 10-20 Rayshad Riddick 24 255 10.6 1 Nov. 10 at Delaware State L 27-35 Nov. 17 at Morgan State W 27-17 2013 Hampton PIrates Football 2013 Hampton PIrates Football www.hamptonpirates.com www.hamptonpirates.com 1 HAMPTON FOOTBALL 2013 HAMPTON UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL BUILDING A DYNASTY OF DOMINANCE A mixture of inexperience and injures plagued the 2012 season for the Pirates, leading to a 3-7 record, but head coach Donovan Rose, heading into his fifth season at the helm, hopes 2013 will be a sign of better things to come, thanks in large part to a more experienced roster. There will be changes in the coaching staff, however, as Bernard Clark will come in to take over as defensive coordinator and Cordell Taylor will return to the program as defensive backs coach. On the offensive side of the ball, Rose will bring in former Liberty quarterback Glen Ferebee as the offensive coordinator, replacing Earnest Wilson III. Former Pirate Ataveus Cash will return to his alma mater as wide receivers coach. Offense The Pirates will be without their top rusher from last season; Jeremiah Schwartz led the MEAC in rushing in 2012, averaging 115.9 yards per game on the ground, and he became the first Pirate since LaMarcus Coker in 2009 to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season. But the Pirates do bring back running back Antwon Chisholm (Sr., 5-9, 190, Belle Glade, Fla.), who averaged 5.4 yards per carry last season, and quarterback Brian Swain (So., 6-0, 180, Laredo, Texas), who in limited action last season averaged 4.6 yards per rush and 41.0 yards on the ground per game. Swain is also the team’s top returning passer, having completed 23 of 43 passes for 227 yards and a touchdown; his efficiency rating as a freshman was 100.86. Quarterback Jaylian Williamson (So., 5-9, 175, Chesapeake, Va.) completed 20 of 33 passes last season for 209 yards and a score. The Pirates also return their top receiver from last season, as Andre Griffin (r-Jr., 6-1, 180, Hampton, Va.) will look to add to last season’s 25-catch, 311-yard performance. Griffin averaged 38.9 receiving yards per game last season, and he found the endzone twice. Rayshad Riddick (So., 5-9, 180, Portsmouth, Va.) will also be on the receiving corps, coming off a 2012 season in which he caught 24 passes for 255 yards – an average of 28.3 yards per game. The Pirates had a young offensive line in 2012, but that line helped Hampton rush for 148.1 yards per game last season (fifth in the MEAC). Kory Alpichi (Jr., 6-2, 280, Winchester, Calif.) will anchor the line after playing in all 10 games last season – making nine starts. Ronald Rose (Jr., 6-4, 278, Fort Washington, Md.) and Christopher Scott (Jr., 6-5, 335, Mimi, Fla.) each saw action in six games last season and will look to add experience to the line. Defense With Bernard Clark Jr. taking over as defensive coordinator for the Pirates, and linebacker Lyndell Gibson having graduated, linebacker Delbert Tyler (Sr., 5-11, 225, Monroeville, Pa.) will take over more of the responsibilities 2013 Hampton PIrates Football 2 www.hamptonpirates.com HAMPTON FOOTBALL behind the defensive line. Tyler is the team’s top returning tackler, coming off a 2012 season that saw him rack up 80 tackles and 12 tackles for loss. Matthew Davis (Sr., 6-3, 245, Chesapeake, Va.) will also return to the linebacking corps, coming off a 2012 season where he was eighth on the team in tackles with 37 tackles – and third on the team with 12 tackles for loss. Denzel Heath (So., 5-11, 210, Charlotte, N.C.) was 10th in tackles last season with 27. Kambrell McGee (r-Jr., 5-10, 185, Miami, Fla.) is Hampton’s top returner in the defensive backfield after ranking ninth in the team with 32 tackles last season. He also tied for the team lead – with Gibson and Aaron Matthews (r-So., 5-11, 185, Hampton, Va.) – last season with two interceptions, and had three pass breakups. Matthews also had 19 tackles last season. Tackle Alveron Wright (So., 6-3, 245, Lake Hamilton, Fla.) will anchor the defensive line, coming off a 2012 season in which he had 26 tackles and recovered a fumble. Tackle Terrell Stewart (So., 6-3, 335, Bowie, Md.) will also return to the Pirates’ defensive line, as will defensive end Miles Grooms (So., 6-4, 245, Richmond, Va.). Special Teams The Pirates will have a new punter and placekicker in 2013, as special teams coordinator Michael Villagrana will look to replace Taurean Durham and Jordan Stovall – the latter having been a two-time All-MEAC selection at punter. Anthony Prevost (r-Fr., 5-6, 160, Chesterfield, Va.) and Adam Brown (Fr., 5-9, 170, Cincinnati, Ohio) will share the kicking duties this season, and Christian Faber-Kinney (r-Fr., 6-1, 205, Williamsburg, Va.) will handle the punting. Dylan Kerns (Jr., 5-11, 205, Palm Beach, Fla.) returns as the team’s long snapper. Hampton does, however, return its top kick returner from 2012, as Jorrian Washington (Jr., 5-9, 165, Los Angeles, Calif.) ran back 12 kicks for 419 yards (34.9 yards per return) – including a 100-yard kickoff return for a touchdown in the season opener at Tennessee Tech. Chisholm also returned 16 kicks for 377 yards last season, averaging 23.6 yards per return. Matthews was the team’s top punt returner in
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    GAME FIVE CENTRAL CONNECTICUT 10.6.18 // 1:00 p.m. Moon Township, Pa. // Joe Walton Stadium Gameday Information Capsule Team Comparison Radio // ESPN 970 AM // WBGG 106.3 FM Robert Morris hosts Central Connecticut at Joe RMU CCSU Chris Shovlin, Play-by-Play Walton Stadium for its Homecoming contest on Record 1-3 / 0-1 NEC 2-3 / 0-0 NEC Streaming // NECFrontRow.com; ESPN3 Saturday, Oct. 6, in a 1:00 p.m. kickoff. The Points/Gm Live Stats // BryantBulldogs.com 25.8 / 47.5 26.6 / 25.4 Colonials have not lost at home to the Blue Devils Twitter // @RMUFootball #FastPhysicalFinish Rush Yds/Gm 136.2 / 272.0 144.8 / 131.0 since 2004, a six-game home winning streak. Instagram // RMU_Football Pass Yds/Gm 198.2 / 253.2 206.4 / 222.8 Total Off/Gm 334.5 / 525.2 351.2 / 353.8 All-Time vs. Central Connecticut Possession Time 31:44 / 28:16 30:07 / 29:53 2018 Schedule 4Robert Morris leads the all-time series, 17-7 Overall // 1-3 Home // 1-0 4 NEC // 0-0 Away // 0-3 CCSU is one of three teams that RMU has Individual Leaders played 24 times (Wagner, Saint Francis) COLONIALS BLUE DEVILS 09/01 at Dayton L, 28-49 4The home team has won the last four meetings in Passing Dayton, Ohio / Welcome Stadium this rivalry Jimmy Walker Jacob Dolegala 09/08 VIRGINIA STATE W, 22-19 4RMU is 10-1 at home against the Blue Devils 47-88-4, 674 yds., 85-136-1, 958 yds.