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Contents 2002 Football Schedule Assistant Coaches ...... 3-4 Date Opponent Time Athletic Administration ...... 3 1-33 Aug. 31 Cumberland (Ky.) 7:00 Coaching Records ...... 27 Sept. 7 at Valparaiso 1:00 Head Coach ...... 2 Sept. 14 Kentucky State (Family Weekend) 1:00 Sept. 2 1 at Tusculum 1:30 Media lnfomiation ...... 40 Sept. 28 Butler 1:00 Morehead State University ...... 28-29 Oct. 5 at Davidson* 1:00 Opponents Information, Schedules ...... 36-38 Oct. 12 Saint Joseph's (Ind.) 1:00 Records ...... 18-27 Oct. 19 Jacksonville* (Homecoming) 1:00 Roster ...... 6-7 Oct. 26 at Austin Peay* 2:00 Schedule ...... I, be Nov. 2 Tiffin 1:00 Series Records ...... 23 Nov. 9 al Dayton 1:00 Statistics (200 I ) ...... 16- 17 All times Eastern and subject to change University Administration ...... 30 Home games in bold Year-by-Year Results ...... 23-27 *PFL Southern Division Game

Quick Facts Location: Morehead, Ky. 4035 1 Assistant Coaches: Founded: 1887 Gary Dunn. Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line Enrollment: 9.027 John Gilliam. Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Ends Colors: Blue & Gold Zack Moore. Linebackers/Recruiting Coordinator Conference: Pioneer Football League Rob Tenyer. Runningbacks/Strength & Conditioning Coordinator Stadium: Jayne Stadium ( I 0,000) Kelly Ford. Defen ive Tackles Field: Jacobs Field Joe Arpasi. Graduate Assistant/Defensive Backs Surface: AstroPlay Matt Stein fe ldt, Graduate Assistant/Wide Receivers 2001 Record: 6-5 President: Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin Basic Offense: Multiple Vice President for Student Life: Madonna Weathers Basic Defense: 4-3 Faculty Representa tive: Peggy Osborne Lettermen Returning: 3 I Athletic Director: Chip Smith Offense- I 5: Defense- 15; Specialist- I Associate Athletic Director: Brian Hutchinson Lettermen Lost: 14 Assistant Athletic Director: Jason Lerner Offense-5; Defense-7: Specialist- I Athletic Department Phone: (606) 783-2088 Starters Returning: 12 (Offense-5; Defense-6; Specialist- I) Compliance/Educational Services Coordinator: Jim Wells Starters Lost: 12 (Offense-6; Defense-5. Specialist- I ) Head Athletic Trainer: Richard Fletcher, A.T.,C. Head Coach: Mau Ballard Sports Information Director/Football Contact: Randy Stacy Alma Mater: Gardner-Webb -79 Offi ce Phone: (606) 783-2500 Coaching Record: 76-66- 1 ( 14 years) Home Phone: (606) 784-2922 Record al MSU: 4 1-4 1 (8 years) Fax Phone: (606) 783-2550 Office Phone: (606) 783-2020 Press Box Phone: (606) 783-2500 Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings E- mail: [email protected] Assistant Sports Information Director: Brad Laux Credits This publicati on was edited by MSU Sports Information Direc­ tor Randy Stacy. Special writing and/or editorial assistance was provided by University Communications. University Market­ (;ct information ahout l\lorehead State Athletics on ing and Sports Information Secretary Brenda Fankell. Photog­ the World Wide Weh. Point ~ our hrowser to: raphy by M SU staff photographer Tim Holbrook and Guy Huffman. Cover design by Trevor Griffith, Graphic Designer. Printi ng by MSU Document Services. w n" .msueagles.com

Eagle Football 2002,., 1 Head Coach Matt Ballard) Matt Ballard Head Coach

Matt Ballard is in his ninth sea­ He has directed MSU to NCAA Division I-AA na­ son as Head Football Coach at tional statistical championshjps in scoring offense ( 1997 Morehead State University. and 2000), total offense (2000) and punt returns ( 1997). The fo rmer head football coach Ballard has coached national players-of-the-year among at Union College and assistant NCAA Mjd-Major schools. They include David Dinkjns head coach and defensive coor­ (Offensive Back and dinator at MSU spent one sea­ National Player-of-the- son ( 1994) as interim head coach Year), Doug Turne r ,::::: before taking over on a full-time (Offe ns ive Bac k), basis Dec. l , 1994. Bubba Combs (Offen­ He has done a tremendous job in eight seasons, taking s ive Line man) and an MSU program in transition and ravaged by transfers Toby Moeves (Special­ following the departure of the previous coaching staff, ist). and leading the Eagles to a 6-4 record in 1996, a 7-3 A 44-year old native record in 1997, a school-best 9-2 record in 1998, a 5-5 of D avidson, N .C., mark against a tremendous schedule in 1999, a 6-3 record Ballard compiled a 35- in 2000 and to a 6-5 mark last season. 25- 1 record in his six At MSU, he has been a National Coach of the Year seasons ( 1988-93) di­ ( 1998) for NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major schools and recting the Union foot­ Coach of the Year among NCAA Division I-AA Inde­ ball program. He led pendents. The 1998 Eagle squad was ranked number Union to its best single one among Division I-AA Mid-Majors by The Football season record and to Gazette. the institution's first Mid-South Football Conference championship. He was named Mid-South and N AIA Matt Ballard Year-by-Year District 32 Coach of the Year in 1992. He was on the MSU football staff for fo ur seasons 1988 Union College 6-4-0 1989 Union College 4-5-1 ( 1984-87) before accepting the head coachjng position 1990 Union College 5-5-0 at Union. 1991 Union College 6-4-0 Ball ard was a four-year ( 1980-83) offensive/defensive 1992 Union College 8-2-0 coordinator at Georgetown College and spent one sea­ 1993 Union College 5-5-0 son ( 1979) as an assistant at Gardner-Webb. 1994 Morehead State University 0-11-0 1995 Morehead State University 2-8-0 A graduate of North Mecklenburg High School in 1996 Morehead State University 6-4-0 Charlotte, he earned a bachelor's degree from Gardner­ 1997 Morehead State University 7-3-0* Webb in 1979 and a master's degree from Georgetown 1998 Morehead State University 9-2-0** in 1980. 1999 Morehead State University 5-5-0 The 2001 season presented another challenge with 2000 Morehead State University 6-3-0 2001 Morehead State University 6-5-0 MSU's entrance into the Pioneer Football League. *MSU tied school record for wins and bad back-to-back win­ Ballard and his wife, the former Brenda Harwood, have ning seasons for the first time since 1970-71 a 18-year old son, Matthew, a freshman at MSU. **MSU set a school record for wins in a season

2 Morehead State University ~_A_ss_i_st_a_nt_C_o_a_c_h_es______~ J~D Gary Dunn Offensive Coordinator, Offens ive Line Gary Dunn is in his sixth sea­ joined the MSU staff after serving as an assistant coach at son as an assistant coach at More­ that school. He earned a bachelor's degree in 1995 and a head State Uni versity, his fourt h as master' s degree in I 997, both from California (Pa.). offensive coordinator. In addition "Gary is an outstanding teacher of fundame nta ls," said to his coordinator duties, he will be Eagle Head Coach Matt Ballard. "He has proven him e lf an in charge of the Eagle offensive excellent offensive coord inator. Our offensive line has con­ linemen. sistently enabled us to rank among the nation's leaders in Dunn was a four-year starter offense and scoring. " and an all-conference performer as Dunn is married 10 the former Melissa Durka, an assistant an offensive lineman at California director of housing at MSU. Unive rsity of Pe nnsylvania and

John Gilliam De fensive Coordinator, Defe nsive E nds

John Gilliam, a former tandout letterman ( 1983-86) during current Eagle Head Coach Matt Eagle linebacker, is in his ninth sea­ Ballard's tenure as an assistant coach on the MSU staff. Af­ son on the staff at Morehead State ter serving as a student assistant coach for the Eagles in 1987, University. he joined Ballard at Union College. The native of Prestonsburg, Ky., He spent six seasons under Ballard at Union and returned will again serve as MSU's defen­ to MSU with Ballard 1994. sive coordinator and wi ll work par­ G illiam earned a bache lor's degree from MSU in 1987. ticularly with the Eagle defensive He added a master's degree from Union in 1990. ends while making the defensive He is married to the former Me lissa Childs of Fairfield, calls. Ohio. They have a daughter, Caitlin Nicole (9), and a son, Gilliam was a four-year Eagle Austin (6).

Zack Moore Linebackers, Recruiting Coordinator

Fo rme r Eagle player Zack A native of Knox ville, Tenn., he was an all-stater at Carter Moore is in his fourth season as High School. an assistant coach with the MSU Moore is a second generation Eagle. His father, Alan, football program. This season he was a member of the MSU squad in the I 970's. w ill coach the linebackers and He holds a bachelor's degree from MSU and is nearing serve as recruiting coordinator. completion of a master's degree. A two-year le tte rwinner a t Moore and his w ife, the former Kelley Alexander of MSU, Moore was named to The Grayson, Ky., welcomed a new addition to the ir family when Football Gazette NCAA Division daughter Mackenzie was born in June. I-AA Independent All-Star Team as a linebacker.

Eagle Football 2002 ru 3 Assistant Coaches)

Rob Tenyer Runningbacks, Strength and Conditioning Coordinator

Rob Tenyer is in hi second sea­ While at Centre, he also served as an assistant baseball coach. son as an assistant coach at More­ Prior to going to Centre, he was a graduate assistant coach head State Uni versity. He w ill at California University (Pa.). He also has experience as an work with Eagle runningbacks and assistant coach with the Landsberg, Germany, American Foot­ will coordinate the Eagle strength ball Team. and conditioning program. Tenyer is a graduate of Marine City High School. He earned A native of Marine C ity, Mich., a bachelor of arts degree from Olivet (Mich.) College and he jo ins the Eagle staff after serv­ has entered the master's program in sports administrati on at ing as an assistant football coach MSU. at Centre Coll ege in Danville, Ky.

Kelly Ford Joe Arpasi Defensive Tackles Defensive Backs Ke ll y Ford is in his first season Joe Arpasi is in his first season as an assistant coach after previ­ as a graduate assistant on the Eagle ously serving as a student assistant. staff. The nati ve of Kirkland, The native ofHorseCave, Ky. , will Wash., will coach the MSU defen­ coach the Eagle defensive tackles. s ive bac ks. A rpas i e a rne d a He recently earned a bache lor's bachelor's degree from Wilmington degree from MS U. College where he was a member of the football team.

Matt Steinfeldt Wide Receivers

Matt Steinfe ldt, a former all ­ conference performer at PFL mem­ ber Valparaiso is in his first sea­ son on the MSU staff. As a gradu­ ate assistant, he will coach the wide receivers. He earned a bache lor's degree from Valparaiso in 2000.

Tammy Boyd Football Secretary

4 Morehead State University ( Depth Chart l~D Morehead State University Preseason Depth Chart Morehead State Offense Left Tackle Left Guard Center Right Guard Right Tackle 75-Sam Harner 6 1-Jason Fights 59-Charles McGowan 77-J usti n Farrar 69-Jason Kl ein (6-5, 271, So.) (6-4, 275, Sr.) (6-1, 257. Jr:) (6- 2. 280. Fr. ) (6-1. 250. Sr:) 67-Michael Starkey 7 1-Arvind Dall 64-Michael Basti n 70-Brandon Elliou 73-Pete Wagner (6-4, 250, Fr:) (6-0, 275, Fr: ) (6-2, 258, So.) (6-0, 245, Fr. ) (6-4, 275. Jr:)

Quarterback Wide Receiver Left Halfback 10-David Caudill Right Halfback Wide Receiver 7-Ralph Delsardo 8-B.J. Masell i (6-2, 202, 1 1: ) 25-Eli Parkes 4-Mall Loy (5- 10, 188, Jr. ) (5-11, 180, Sr: ) 14-Paul Hogan (5-11 , 194, So.) ( 6-0, 182, Jr:) 2-Dominic Bailey 20-Tyler Slone (6-0, 200, So. ) 23-Daniel Morrison 15- eil Preston (5-8, /56, So.) (5-11, 185, Fr. ) (5-9, 169, Fr:) (6-3, /90, Jr. ) Fullback 33-David White (6-0. 235, Sr. ) 34-Drew Driskell (5-10, 208, Jr. )

Kickoffs: 82-Joey Herbst Holder: 15-Neil Preston FG, PAT: 82-Joey Herbst Punt Ret.: 3-Eddie Whitehead. 7-Ralph Delsardo Punts: 17-Bill Ballard Kickoff Rel.: 4-Matt Loy. 25-Eli Parkes Long Snaps: 68-Bill McCarthy. 72-Robert Schooley

Morehead State Defense Defensive End Defensive Tackle Defensive Tackle Defensive End 44-Joel Wainscoll SO-Chris Parker 74-Ryan McKenzie 92.-Dean Anderson (6-2, 197, J r. ) (6- /, 272, Sr. ) (6-0, 290, So.) (6-1, 214, So.) 66-Henry Frayne 97-Brian Hodge 90-Gene Moore 80-Garrell Potz (6-2, 223, So.) (6-2, 240, So.) (6-2. 22 1, So.) (6-4, 2 I 3, Fr. )

Will Linebacker Middle Linebacker Sam Linebacker 26-Zac Prewitt 5 1-Craig Unger 42-Aaron MacDonald (5- 11 , 219, Sr:) (6-2, 214, So.) (5-9, 220, Jr. ) 43-Assamee Asad 40-Kevin Chance 53-Odi Anyanwu (5-9, 197, So.) (6-3, /96, Sr. ) (6-0, 232, Jr.)

Left Comerback Free Safety Strong Safety Right Comerback 2 I -Charles Byrd 3 1-Larry Reddick 36-Jeremiah Giron I-Brandon Phill ips (5-11 , 185, So.) (5- 11, 177, F,: ) (5-11 , 183, Jr:) (5-10, 176, S,:) 6-Jahmaine Well s 19-Jeff Sorg 4 1-Matt Keeney 3-Eddie Whitehead (5-9, I 54, So.) (6-2, 200, F ,: ) (5-10, 175. F,:) (5-10. 145, Fr. )

Eagle Football 2002,. s e\ 0.~ Roster) No ame POS HT WT CL Hometown/High School I Brandon Phillips DB 5- 10 176 Sr Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton 2 Dominic Bailey WR 5-8 156 So Gl asgow, Ky./Glasgow 3 Eddie Whitehead D 5- 10 145 Fr-RS Charleston, W.Ya./South Charleston 4 Mauhew Loy WR 6-0 182 Jr Knoxville, Tenn./Halls 5 Chris Ginter WR 6-3 185 Fr Morehead, Ky./Rowan County 6 Jahmaine Wells DB 5-9 154 So Hamilton, Ohio/Hamilton 7 Ralph Delsardo WR 5-10 188 Jr Pittsburgh, Pa./Seton LaSalle 8 B.J. Maselli HB 5- 11 180 Sr Westerville, Ohio/We terville 9 Derek Bailey QB 6-2 220 Fr Piusburgh, Pa./Forest Hills 10 David Caudill QB 6-2 205 Jr Yan Buren, lnd./Eastbrook 11 Tyler Cvitkovic QB 6-5 205 Fr-RS Clay City. Ky./Powell County 13 Daniel Yagn i WR 6- 1 190 Fr Pittsburgh. Pa./Keystone Oaks 14 Paul Hogan QB 6-0 200 So Louisvi lle, Ky./Male 15 Neil Preston WR 6-3 190 Jr Taylor Mill, Ky./Scott 16 Mike Poppa HB 5- 11 181 Fr Huber Heights, Ohio/Bethel 17 Bill Ballard p 5- 11 175 Sr Springfi eld. Ky./Washington County 18 Kwesi Wi lliams DB 5-10 165 Fr-RS Louisville, Ky./Pleasure Ridge Park 19 Jeff Sorg DB 6-2 200 Fr Loui ville, Ky.rrrinity 20 Tyler Slone HB 5- 11 185 Fr-RS Bellbrook, Ohio/Bell brook 21 Charles Byrd DB 5- 11 185 So Oxford, Ohiorralawanda 22 Ca ey McCoy HB 5-11 185 Fr Danville, Ky./Boyle County 23 Daniel Morrison HB 5-9 169 Fr-RS Independence, Ky./Simon Kenton 24 Jeremy Frazie DB 5- 11 185 Fr Minford, Ohio/Minford 25 Eli Parkes HB 5- 11 194 So Portsmouth, Ohio/Minford 26 Zac Prewitt LB 5- l I 2 19 Sr Corbin. Ky./Corbin 27 Mark Stephens HB 6-3 227 Sr Louisville, Ky./Doss 28 Jeremy Wi ll HB 6-3 200 Fr Skokie. III./Nil es West 29 Brandon Armstrong HB 5- 10 175 Fr Morehead. Ky./Rowan County 30 Joey Stephens DB 5-9 165 Fr Powell , Tenn./Powell 31 Larry Reddick DB 5- 11 177 Fr-RS Burlington, Ky./Connor 32 Andrew Head FB 5- 10 195 Fr Cummings, Ga./North Forsyth 33 David White FB 6-0 235 Sr Bowling Green, Ky./Greenwood 34 Drew Driskell FB 5-10 208 Jr Rockport, Ind./South Spencer 35 Adrian King HB 6-1 200 Fr Lawrenceville, Ga./Collins Hill 36 Jeremiah Giron DB 5- 11 183 Jr Burlington,Ky./Conner 37 Terrance Tolbert DB 5-7 170 Fr Egg Harbor TWP, N.J./Egg Harbor 38 Vi nce Jenkins LB 6-0 204 Jr Jackson, Ohio/Jackson 39 Anthony Stall ard FB 5-10 190 Fr Louisvi lle, Ky./Fairdale 40 Kevin Chance LB 6-3 196 Sr Sabina, Ohio/East Clinton 41 Man Keeney DB 5-10 175 Fr- RS Lucasville, OhioNalley 42 Aaron MacDonald LB 5-9 220 Jr Portsmouth, Ohio/Portsmouth 43 Assamee Asad LB 5-9 197 So Pittsburgh. Pa./Keys Stone Oaks 44 Joel Wainscott DE 6-2 197 Jr Cincinnati , Ohio/Elder 45 Jason Huffman HB 5- 11 190 So Glasgow, Ky./Glasgow 46 Emmanuel Simon FB 5-5 235 Fr Skokie, UL/Niles West 48 Adam Reep FB 5-10 200 Fr Quincy, Fla./Robert Monroe 49 Al Johnson DB 6-1 175 Fr Grayson. Ga./Grayson 50 Chris Parker DT 6-1 272 Sr Harrogate. Tenn.rrhomas Walker 51 Craig Unger LB 6-2 214 So Greenfield, Ohi o/McClain 52 Garrell Andrews LB 6-1 215 Fr Sebri ng, Fla./Sebring 53 Odi Anyanwu LB 6-0 232 Jr Washington, D.C./Calvin Coolidge 54 Ben Boni LB 5- 11 210 Fr Aliquippa. Pa./Hopewell 55 Albert Petty LB 6-1 225 So Louisville, Ky./Eastern 56 Anthony Liakakos LB 5- 10 210 So Sarasota. Fla.Nenice

6 Morehead State University - (Roster I ~ D 0 Name POS HT WT CL Hometown/High School 57 Jared Taylor LB 5- 11 190 Fr-RS Bidwell, Ohio/River Valley Cheshire 58 Frank Wiedeman LB 6-3 220 Fr Metropoli . lll./Metropolis Community 59 Charle McGowan C 6-1 257 Jr Rus ell Springs. Ky./Russell County 60 Brandon Smith OL 6-1 285 Fr Lawrenceville. Ga./Collins Hill 61 Jason Fight OL 6-4 275 Sr Cincinnati. Ohio/Colerain 62 Dustin Adams OT 6-0 230 Fr Morehead, Ky./Rowan County 63 Jason Sparks OT 5- 11 255 Fr-RS Cynthiana. Ky./Harrison County 64 Michael Basti n OL 6-2 258 So Smithfield. Ky./Henry County 65 Adam Shipley LB 5- 10 210 Fr New Tazwell. Tenn./Claibome County 66 Henry Frayne DE 6-2 223 So Long Valley, N.J./West Morris Central 67 Michael Starkey OL 6-4 250 Fr Shepherd sville, Ky./Bull itt Central 68 Bill McCarthy DL/LS 6-4 238 Jr Murray. Ky./Murray 69 Jason Klein OT 6- 1 250 Sr Lexington. Ky./Lafayette 70 Brandon Elliott OL 6-0 245 Fr Lake City. Tenn.IA nderson County 71 Arvind Dau OL 6-0 275 Fr Skokie. 11 1./Niles West 72 Robert Schooley OL 6-0 237 So Lancaster. Ohio/Fusher Catholic 73 Pete Wagner OL 6-4 275 Jr Pitt burgh. Pa./Seton LaSalle 74 Ryan McKenzie OT 6-0 290 So Cre cent Springs, Ky./Ludlow 75 Sam Hamer OL 6-5 27 1 So New Vienna, Ohio/Hillsboro 76 R. Akorli OL 6-3 2 15 Jr Cincinnati, Ohio/Hughes 77 Justin Farrar OG 6-2 280 Fr-RS Oak Hill. Ohio/Jackson 78 William Carney OL 6-5 254 Fr Loui ville. Ky./Pleasure Ridge Park 79 Bill y Updyke OL 6-3 251 Fr-RS Miamisburg, Ohio/Miamisburg 80 Garrett Potz DE 6-4 213 Fr-RS Kennesaw, Ga./Sprayberry 81 Adam Jones K 5-9 175 Fr Dayton. Ohio/Kettering Fairmont 82 Joey Herb t K 5- 11 175 Fr-RS Richmond, Ky./Madison Central 83 Charles Smith WR 5- 10 170 Fr Louisville. Ky./Manuel 84 Paul Rhodes TE/K 6-3 195 Fr Morehead. Ky./Rowan County 85 Nathan Frazie K 6-2 205 Fr Minford, Ohio/Minford 86 Jason Newby WR 5- 11 150 Fr Loui ville. Ky./Manuel 87 Patrick John on TE 6-3 203 Jr Lexingto n, Ky./Lexington Catholic 88 Rick Kaucher WR 6-0 175 Fr Holt. Fla./Baker 89 Jason Va quez WR 6-2 165 Fr Egg Harbor TWP, N .J ./Egg Harbor 90 Gene Moore OT 6-0 221 So Burgin. Ky./Mercer County 91 B.J. Scaffidi OT 6-3 235 Fr Charlottesville, Va./Ald emarle 92 Dean Anderson DE 6- 1 214 So Orlando, Fla./West Orange 93 Luigi Lombardo OT 5- 11 275 So Glendale. Ariz./St. Mary's 94 Kevin Cri tello DE 6- 1 212 Fr-RS Momingview, Ky./Simon Kenton 96 James Spencer-Howell DE 6-1 225 Fr-RS Gallipolis. Ohio/Gallia Academy 97 Brian Hodge OT 6-2 240 So Lanca ter, Ky./Garrard County 98 Paul Gomez OT 6-3 245 Fr l(j simmee. Fla./Cypress Creek

Pronounciation Guide

Odi Anyanwu (OH-dee ah-nee-ahn-woo) Ri ck Kaucher (couch-er) As amee Asad (ah-SAH-me ah-SAHD) Anthony Liakakos (lee-uh-kah-kuh ) Ben Boni (bonnie) B.J . Ma elli (muh-SELL-ee) David Caudi ll (KAW-duhl) B.J . Scaffidi (skuh-Fee-dee) Tyler Cvitkovic (suh-VIT-koh-VIC) Kwesi Will iams (kway-see) Jeremiah Giron (GUY-ron)

Eagle Football 2002,. 7 OL_...:::__J!------T_h_e_Ea_g_le__~ The Eagle Offense Offensive Backs 14 Paul Hogan QB The Veterans 6-0, 200, So., Louisville, Ky. High School: Male Birthdate: June 2, 1982 10 David CaudilJ QB Major: Bu ine s Adm./Marketing 6-2, 205, Jr., Van Buren, Ind. Hi gh School: Eastbrook Listed a econd-team behi nd 200 I starter Birthdate: November 13, 1980 David Caudill at quarterback entering fall camp. Spring prac­ Major: Busines Adm./Management tice participation was limited due to a knee injury. Red-shirted last season. Threw two incomplete passes in limited action After serving as the backup to David in 2000. Former standout at Loui vill e Male High School. Dinkins in 1999 and redshirting in 2000, Caudill took over as MSU's starting quarterback in 2001 and had an outstanding * * * * * season. Hit 122 of 232 pas e (52.6 percent) fo r 1,597 yard with 11 touchdowns, nine in terceptions and a passing effi­ 8 B.J. Maselli HB ciency rating of 118.3. Rushed for 230 yards and four scores. Averaged 166. 1 yards per game total offense. Saw action in 5-11, 180, Sr., Westerville, Ohio nine games in 1999. Rushed five times for -8 yards and threw High School: We terville three incomplete passes. A high chool all-area performer, Birthdate: October 9, 1979 he has a strong arm and excellent football savvy. Excellent Major: Bu ine Adm./Marketing student who carries a 3.23 grade point average in business administration/manage ment. Begins fall camp listed first-team at left halfback. Last season, he rushed for 67 yards on 14 carrie * * * * * (4.8 ypr.) and caught seven passes for 92 yards and one touch­ down. In 2000, he rushed for 38 yards on eight carries and 34 Drew Driskell FB scored one touchdown. 5-10, 208, Jr., Rockport, Ind. Hi gh School: South Spencer * * * * * Birthdate: September 30, 1981 25 Eli Parkes HB Major: Industrial Tech./Construction 5-11, 194, So., Portsmouth, Ohio High School: Minford Has spent the past two sea on on defe n e, Birthdate: July I 0, 1982 primarily playi ng defensive end. Last ea on, he wa cred­ ited with 26 total tackles, one tackle for lo s and one sack. In Major: Physical Educ./Health Educ. 2000, he was credited with seven tota l tackles. Coming off a shoulder injury. Wi ll begin fall camp as the backup to David Had an excellent freshman season, com- White at fullback. ing on strong in the second half. Ru hed for 2 17 yard on 33 carries (6.6 ypr.) with two touchdowns. Also caught 16 passes for 154 yards and a score. Returned one ki ckoff for 29 yards. * * * * * List fi r t-team at right haltback on the preseason depth chart. Former a ll-state and a ll-area perfo rmer at Minford High School.

* * * * * 8 Morehead State University ~-h_e_E_a_g_le_s ______~l ~D 27 Mark Stephens RB Position Analysis 6-3, 227, Sr., Louisville, Ky. Caudill returns at quarterback after an excellent sophomore Hi gh Sc hool: Doss campaign in his fi rst as a starter. Hogan provides the only Birthdate: February 9, 1981 backup with any collegiate experience. Red-shirt freshman Major: Communications Tyler Cvitkovic (6-5, 205, Fr.), who spent last season on the University of Louisville squad, has excellent size and arm Returns to the MSU football squad after strength . sitting out last season with a chronic hamstring problem. Was Parkes showed flashes of brilliance last season as a fresh­ listed first-team on the preseason depth chart at halfback prior man halfback. Maselli has seen acti on in a reserve roll the to last season. Battled injuries in 2000 and rushed for 27 past two seasons. Red-shirts Tyler Slone (5-1 1, 185, Fr.) and yards on eight carries and caught one pass. Played in every Daniel Morrison (5-9, 169, Fr.) are listed second-team on game in 1999. Rushed for 50 yards on 14 carries. Caught the preseason depth chart. Newcomers such as Adrian King nine passes for 163 yards including a 90 yard score. Saw (6- l , 200, Fr.) and Casey McCoy (5- 11, 185, Fr.) will need extensive action as a freshman, making two starts. Rushed to provide depth. for 148 yards on 29 carries with two touchdowns. Caught White is an all-star candidate at fullback. Driskell moves four passes for 69 yards and two touchdowns. Has the total over from defense to provide depth. Several freshmen will package, excellent size, speed and strength. Played in a re­ be given a chance to earn playing time. serve role for the Eagle basketball team in 2000-0 I.

* * * * * Offensive Line The Veterans 33 David White FB 6-0, 235, Sr., Bowling Green, Ky. High School: Greenwood 64 Michael Bastin OL Birthdate: April 13, l 980 6-2, 258, So., Smithfield, Ky. Major: Business Adm./Management High School: Henry County Birthdate: March 29, 1982 One of fi ve team captains. Looks primed Major: Physical Educ./Health Educ. for an outstanding senior season. Led the Eagles in rushing last season with 3 13 yards on 68 carri es (4.6 ypr.) with one Saw action last season after red-shirting touchdown. Also caught eight passes for 58 yards and one in 2000. Li t a the backup to Charles McGowan at center score. Returned one kickoff for 23 yards. Was destined to be on the preseason depth chart. Wi ll also battle for playing MSU's starting full back in 2000, but a knee injury earl y in time at guard. Has improved his strength and quickness since fall practice put him out for the season. Started seven games a1Tiving at MSU. in 1999 and rushed for 23 1 yards on 44 carries. Also caught fi ve passes for 38 yards. Saw limited action as a freshman. Rushed for 159 yards on 15 carries with two touchdowns. * * * * * Averaged I 0.6 yards per carry. In his career, he has rushed for 703 yards on 11 7 carries (6.0 ypr.).

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77 Justin Farrar OL 69 Jason Klein OL 6-2, 280, Fr., Oak Hill, Ohio 6-1, 250, Sr., Lexington, Ky. High School: Jackson High School: Lafayette Birthdate: November 13, 1982 Birthdate: October I 0, 1979 Major: Sports Management Major: Exerc ise Science

Red-shirted last season. Listed first-team Listed first-team at right tackle on the pre- at right guard on the preseason depth chart. A year of prac­ season depth chart. Has seen extensive action the past three tice and strength training and conditioning has improved his seasons, primarily at tackle. Looks in the best shape of his strength and quickness. Former all-area standout at Jackson career. Will be counted on to anchor the right side of the High School. offensive line.

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61 Jason Fights OL 59 Charles McGowan C 6-4, 275, Sr., Cincinnati, Ohio 6-1, 257, Jr., Russell Springs, Ky. High School: Colerain High School: Russell County Birthdate: September I 0, 1979 Birthdate: April 13, 1982 Major: Industrial Technology Major: Bus. Adm./Computer Info. Sys.

One of fi ve team captains. Will move Started at center last season after backing from ri ght tackle to left guard for his senior season. Had up all-star Jason Tillett as a freshman. Consistent snapper knee surgery following last sea on but looks to be in the best and excellent blocker who has consistently added strength shape of his career as he begins his final year. Starter in and quickness since joining the Eagle program. 2000 at right tackle. Saw action in a reserve role as a fresh­ man, primarily as a backup at tackle. Has already earned a bachelor's degree industrial education and is taking graduate * * * * * classes. Position Analysis * * * * * The coaching staff will be looking for depth on the offen­ sive line, but the starting unit should be strong. Harner moves back from defensive end to play the important left tackle pot. 75 Sam Harner OL Fights moves to left guard and should team with Hamer to 6-5, 271, So., New Vienna, Ohio make a dominating left side. McGowan is consistent at cen­ High School: Hillsboro ter. Farrar and Klein are not as experienced as their coun­ Birthdate: May 6, 198 1 terparts on the left side but are sti II very capable. Depth wiII Major: Bus. Adm./Computer Info. Sys. come from junior college transfer Pete Wagner (6-4, 275, Jr.) and everal freshmen, including Arvind Datt (6-0, 275, Returns to the offensive side of the foot­ Fr.), Brandon Elliott (6-0, 245, Fr.) and Michael Starkey ball after spending last season as a starting defensive end. (6-4, 250, Fr.). Credited with 37 total tackles, three tackles for loss, one sack and two fumbles recovered. Red-shirted as an offensive line­ man in 2000. Big, strong and quick with excellent leverage. Listed first-team at left tackle on the preseason depth chart .

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Morehead State University (The Eagles

Receivers 15 Neil Preston WR The Veterans 6-3, 190, Jr., Taylor Mill, Ky. High School: Scott Birthdate: August 8, 1980 7 Ralph Delsardo WR Major: Busines Adm./Marketing 5-10, 188, Jr., Pittsburgh, Pa. High School: Seton LaSalle Playing in re erve roll in 2001, he caught fi ve passes for 5 1 yards. Saw limited action in 2000 and had Birthdate: March 29, 1982 one catch for eight yards. Transfer from the Uni versity of Major: Bu ine Adm./Management Cincinnati . Li ted econd-team on the preseason depth chart. Excell ent student with a 3. 105 grade point average in busi­ Part-time starter la t eason. Caught I 0 ness admini tration/ marketing. pa ses for 154 yards. Listed fir Heam at wide receiver on the preseason depth chart. Could also ee action as a punt * * * * * returner. Saw limited action last sea on a a freshman. Caught three passes fo r 23 yards. Listed second-team at wide re­ Position Analysis ce iver on the preseason depth chart. Loy and Del ardo aw extensive action as part-time tart­ * * * * * ers last season. They enter fall camp a the starters at the two wide receiver pots. Preston provides experienced depth. 4 MattLoy WR Dominic Bailey (5-8, 156, So.) moves over from halfback. 6-0, 182, Jr., Clinton, Tenn. There is a ta lented group of freshmen who wi II battle for play­ High School: Halls ing time. They include Chris Ginter (6-3, 185, Fr.), Rick Birthdate: Augu t 4, 198 1 Kaucher (6-0, 175, Fr.), Charles Smith (5-10, 170, Fr.), Ja­ Major: Bu . Adm./Computer Info. Sys. son Newby (5- 11 , 150, Fr.), Paul Rhodes (6-3, 195, Fr.), Dan Vagni (6- 1, 190, Fr.) and Jason Vazquez (6-2, 165, Fr.). Part-time starte r la l eason. Caught 17 passes for 228 yards and two touchdowns. Returned 20 kick­ offs for 458 yard (22.9 ypr.). Li ted first-team on the pre­ season depth chart at wide receiver and kickoff returner. Saw action in everal games in 2000, making 11 catches for 19 1 yards. The Eagle Defense Defensive Backs The Veterans Suffered a sea on-ending knee inj ury in the Butler game, un­ 21 Charles Byrd DB derwent urgery and returned for pring practi ce. Received a 5-11, 185, Jr., Oxford, Ohio medical red-shirt. Credited with seven total tackle in hi High School: Tallawanda limited action. Saw action in several games in 2000 as a re­ Birthdate: June 24, 198 1 serve comerback and special teams player. Credited with four Major: Physical Educ./Health Educ. total tackles. Listed first-team on the preseason depth chart at left cornerback. * * * * *

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36 Jeremiah Giron DB 6 Jahmaine Wells DB 5-11, 183, Jr., Burlington, Ky. 5-9, 154, So., Hamilton, Ohio High School: Conner High School: Hamilton Birthdate: October 12, 198 1 Bi1thdate: October 7, 1982 Major: Business Adm./Accounting Major: Indu trial Tech./Electrical

Saw extensive action last season as a re- Saw ex ten ive action as a freshman. Cred- serve defensive back. Credited with 25 total tackle , one ited with 19 total tackles, one interception and two pa es de­ tackle for loss, one pa s inte rception and one blocked kick. fended. Will battle for a starting spot at cornerback or afety. Former a ll-area electi on at Conner High School in North­ ern Kentucky. Listed first-team at strong safety on the pre­ * * * * * season depth chart. Excellent tudent with a 3.30 grade point Position Analysis average in business admin istration/accounting. The Eagle econdary is a mi xture of talented veteran and * * * * * and inexperienced newcome rs. Preseason All-Ame ri can Phillips will anchor the defensive backfield from either a 41 Matt Keeney DB cornerback or afety position. Byrd returns from an injury and is another all-star candidate. Giron and Wells gained 5-10, 175, Fr., Lucasville, Ohio valuable experience last eason. Red-shirts Larry Reddick High School: Valley (5- 11 , 177, Fr.), Matt Keeney (5- 10, 175, Fr.) and Eddie Birthdate: May 17, 1983 Whitehead (5- 10, 145, Fr.) will battle for either tarting or Major: Physical Education key reserve roles. True fre hman Jeff Sorg (6-2, 200, Fr.) should also ee extensive action. Red-shirted last season. Moved onto the depth chart at safety following spring practice. Former all­ area player at Lucasville Valley High School. Defensive Line * * * * * The Veterans 1 Brandon Phillips DB 5-10, 176, Sr., Hamilton, Ohio 92 Dean Anderson DE High School: Ha mi lton 6-1, 214, So., Orlando, Fla. Birthdate: March 6, 1980 High School: We t Orange Major: Social Work Birthdate: July 26, 1983 Major: Bu . Adm./Computer Info. Sy . One of five team captains. Named to The Sports Network's NCAA Di vi ion I-AA Mid-Major Pre­ Saw extensive action last season, mostly season All-America Team. La t sea on, he wa named Sec­ in a reserve role. Credited with 26 total tackles, five tackle ond Team A ll-America on Football Gazette's NCAA Divi­ to loss and 4.5 sacks. Has gotten much stronger and quicker. sion I-AA Mid-Major Team and wa also named All-Pio­ Li ted fir t-team at defen ive end on the pre eason depth chart. neer Football League. Credited with 58 total tackles, one tackle for lo s, fi ve intercepti ons (returned 32 yards) and 2 1 * * * * * passes de fe nded . Saw exte n ive acti on a a backup cornerback in 2000. Credited w ith even total tackles in­ cluding ix main hits. Also averaged 17.7 yards on three kickoff return . Will tart at either cornerback or safety. * * * * *

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66 Henry Frayne DE 7 4 Ryan McKenzie DT 6-2, 223, So., Long Valley, N.J. 6-0, 290, So., Crescent Springs, Ky. High School: West Morris Central High School: Ludlow Birthdate: January 17, 1983 Bi11hdate: Augu t 5, 1982 Major: Phy ical Educ./Health Educ. Major: Mathe mati cs

Was impre sive in limited action last ea- Back for hi s sophomore season stronger, son. Credited with seven total tackles, three tackles for loss quicker and in better physical condition. As a back-up de­ and 1.5 sacks. An all-area performer in high school who will fensive tackl e last season, he wa credited with 19 total tack­ battle for a tarting role this season. les, two tackle for loss and a sack. Listed first-team at tackle on the presea on depth chart. Red-shirted in 2000. * * * * * * * * * * 97 Brian Hodge DT 50 Chris Parker DT 6-2, 240, Fr., Lancaster, Ky. 6-1, 272, Sr., Harrogate, Tenn. High School: Garrard County Hi gh School: Thomas Walker Birthdate: October 27, 198 1 Birthdate: November 16, 1979 Major: Bus. Adm./Computer Info . Sy . Major: Busine & Marketing Educ. Saw action in both tarting and reserve One of fi ve team captains. Ready for hi roles last season. Credited with 25 total tackles, inc luding fou rth season as a tarter at defensive tackle. An all-star can­ four tackles for loss. Red-shirted in 2000. Has increased his didate. Starter at defensive tackle the past two seasons. Fourth ize and stre ngth. Has moved from defen ive end to defen­ on the team with 82 total tackles. Al o had IO tackles for sive tackle. Li ted second-team on the preseason depth chart. loss, three sacks, one pass interception returned 65 yards, a Played for former Eagle Jeff Hester at Garrard County High forced fumble and a team-high 18 quarterback hurrie . In School. 2000, he was credited with 4 1 total tackles, including 32 main hits, fi ve tackles for loss, two acks, fi ve quarterback hurries * * * * * and one fumble recovered . Credited with 46 total plays, in­ cluding 32 main hits in 1999. Also credited with one fumble caused, one fumble recovered, one pass broken up, one 68 Bill McCarthy D L blocked kick and four tackles for lo , including one quarter­ 6-4, 238, Jr., Murray, Ky. back sack. Will be asked to anchor the Eagle interior defen­ sive line again this eason. Ha nearl y a 3.0 grade point aver­ High School: Murray age in business and marketing educati on. Birthdate: November 11 , 1979 Major: Bus. Adm./Computer Info. Sy . * * * * * Will see action at defensive end while a l o serving in the a ll -important role of long napper on the Eagle pecial teams. Also credited with two blocked kick .

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Eagle Football 2002 rv 13 OL~f------T_h_e_E_a_g_le__ ~ 80 Garrett Potz DE Linebackers 6-4, 213, Fr., Kennesaw, Ga. The Veterans High School: Sprayberry Birthdate: March 30, 1983 Major: Business Adm/.M a nageme nt 53 Odi Anyanwu LB 6-0, 232, Jr., Washington, D.C. Red-shirted la t season. Fully recovered High School: Calvin Coolidge from knee surgery. Listed second-team on the presea on depth Birthdate: October 13, 1980 chart at defensive end. Stronger and quicker than when he Major: Early Elementary Education arrived on campus last fall. Excellent student with a 3.033 grade point average in business admini tration/management. Saw extensive action at out ide linebacker in his fir t year at MSU. C redited with 36 total tackle , even * * * * * tackles for loss, three sacks and one fumble recovery. Trans­ fer from the University of Cincinnati where he saw limited action. Very strong and quick. Wil l battl e for the starting 44 Joel Wainscott DE spot at sam linebacker. 6-2, 197, Jr., Cincinnati, Ohio High School: Elder * * * * * Birthdate: March 6, 1982 Major: Exerci e Science 43 Assamee Asad LB 5-9, 197, So., Pittsburgh, Pa. Saw extensive action at defensive end last High School: Keys Stone Oak season. Credited with 32 total tackles, four tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and three forced fumbles. Li sted first-team at de­ Birthda~: August 8, 1982 fensive end on the preseason depth c hart. Has excellent Major: Physical Educ./Health Educ. strength and quickness. Also saw extensive acti on in 2000 and was credited with 14 total tackle . Excellent student with Saw acti on last season la t season a a a 3. 150 grade point average in exercise science. freshman. Credited with 17 total tackles, one tackle for los , one sack and two forced fumbles. Wi ll provided depth at the * * * * * will linebacker spot. Excellent student with a 3.719 grade point average in physical and health education. Former all­ area player at Keys Stone Oaks High School. Position Analysis The Eagles will have experience at all four line po itions, * * * * * plus there is tale nted and experienced depth. Parker will anchor the group from his tackle spot. McKenzie gained 40 Kevin Chance LB valuable experience at tackle as a freshman. Hodge, who ha 6-3, 196, Sr., Sabina, Ohio moved inside from end, and Gene Moore (6-0, 221, So.) pro­ High School: East Clinton vide tackle depth. Wainscott and Anderson are listed a the Birthdate: June 22, 1981 fi rst-team ends. Fayne and Potz will push fo r starting jobs. Major: Bu iness Adm./Marketing

Coming off off-season knee urgery. C redited with 34 total tackles, three tackles for loss, one pass intercepti on and one fumble forced last season. Saw exten­ sive action in 2000 as a reserve linebacker and special teams player. Credited with 23 total tackle . including 17 main hits, and one tackle for los . Li t second-team at middle line­ backer on the presea on depth chart.

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42 Aaron MacDonald LB 51 Craig Unger LB 5-9, 220, Jr., Portsmouth, Ohio 6-2, 214, So., Greenfield, Ohio High School: Portsmouth High School: McClain Birthdate: May 4, 1980 Birthdate: June 11 , 1983 Major: Exercise Scie nce Major: Bu ine Adm./Finance

Back as the tarter at am linebacker af­ Had an out tanding freshman sea on. ter an excellent sophomore ea on. Credited with 52 total Starter at middle linebacker the last half of the campaign. tackles, one tackle for loss, one sack, one pass interception Credited with 93 total tackles, two tackles fo r loss and half a and two fumbles forced. Saw action a a reserve linebacker ack. A defin ite all- tar candidate. A lso an outstanding stu­ and special team player in 2000. Credited with 13 total tack­ dent with a 3.906 grade point average in business administra­ les, including seven main hits. tion/ fin ance. * * * * * * * * * * Position Analysis 26 Zac Prewitt LB The li nebacker corp is one of MSU's strongest in recent 5-11, 219, Sr., Corbin, Ky. memory. Prewitt is a returning All-American, and Unger High School: Corbin and MacDonald are al o a ll -star candidates. Asad (wi ll), Birthdate: February 28, 1981 Chance (mike) and Anyanwu ( am) are all capable of tart­ Major: Sport Management ing and playing winning defensive football.

One of five team captain Earned First­ Team A ll-America honors on The Sports etwork's NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major Team last season. Earned sec­ The Kicking Game ond-team honors on The Football Gazette NCAA Di vision I­ The Veterans AA Mid-Major squad. Credited with a team-high I 08 total tackles and six tackles for loss, two pa s interception , both returned for touchdowns, one fumble recovery return ed 68 17 Bill Ballard P yards for a touchdown and two fumble fo rced. Ha seen 5-11, 175, Sr., Springfield, Ky. action at all linebacker spots and is listed first-team at mike High School: Washington County linebacker on the preseason depth chart. injuries hampered Birthdate: January 25, 1980 his career prior to last season. ln fi ve games in 2000, he was Major: Physical Educ./Health Educ. credited with 42 total tackles, including 26 main hit , fi ve tackles for loss, two sacks, one interception, and one pa Earned second-team All-America honors defl ection. C redited with IO total plays, inc luding nine main on The Football Gazette NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major hits in 1999. team la t sea on. Wa e lected a pre eason All-American by The Sports etwork this season. All-Pioneer Football League * * * * * in 200 I when he averaged 39.5 yards per punt with only four touchback and 13 punts downed inside the 20-yard line. Averaged 36.3 yards on 24 points in 2000. Averaged 38.1 yards on 43 punts in 1999. Outstanding student with a 3.68 grade point average in phy ical and health education.

* * * * * Position Analysis Ballard again returns to hand le the punting chores. The placement job is up for grabs.

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Record: 6-5 Home: 3-2 Away: 3-3

Team Statistics M U OPP Total Offensive Plays 696 793 Interceptions 14 9 First Down 187 212 Yards 3559 4191 Yards 221 20 By rushing 94 105 YPG 323.5 381.0 Touchdowns 2 0 By passing 80 90 By penalty 13 17 Punt-No. 58 55 Penalities- 10. 71 84 Yard 2268 1972 Yards 589 657 Rushing Attempts 448 468 Average 39. 1 35.9 Yards Gained 2046 2290 Had blocked Fumbles-Lost 23-12 18-8 Yards lost 260 306 et yards 1786 1984 Punt Returns 24 30 3rd Down Conversions YPA 4.0 4.2 Yards 358 398 Made-Attempted 52-143 71-173 YPG 162.4 180.4 Average 14.9 13.3 Percentage .364 .410

Passing Attempts 248 325 Kickoff Return- o. 42 50 Time of Possession Per Game 27:49 32: 11 Completions 132 173 Yards 1148 864 Had intercepted 9 14 Average 27.3 17.3 Scoring Yards 1773 2207 MSU 298 Percentage .532 .532 OPP 246

Individual Statistics Rushing G ATI YDG YDL YG YPG YPA TDLP Total Offense G YDR YDP TOT YPG White 10 68 324 11 313 3 1.3 4.6 I 45 Caudill 11 230 1597 1827 166.1 Covin 10 63 291 3 288 28.8 4.6 4 22 Wooldridge 10 56 291 4 287 28.7 5.1 5 2 1 Punting GP NO YDS AVG BLKD LP G. Wi lliams 10 62 266 12 254 25.4 4.1 5 17 Ballard 11 57 225 1 39.5 I 55 Caudill II 102 389 159 230 20.9 2.3 4 34 Team 11 I 17 17.0 0 17 Parkes 10 33 228 II 217 21.7 6.6 2 35 Dixon 9 3 1 139 15 124 13.8 4.0 I 28 Maselli 7 14 68 I 67 9.6 4.8 0 11 Kickoff Returns GP NO YDS AVG TD LP Phillips 10 6 32 10 22 2.2 3.7 0 14 Loy 11 20 458 22.9 0 55 Moeves 11 I 4 0 4 0.4 4.0 0 4 Moeves 11 17 522 30.7 I 95 Gatewood 4 2 5 2 3 0.8 1.5 0 5 Covin 10 2 36 18.0 0 18 Team 11 I 0 3 -3 -3.3 -3.0 0 0 White 10 I 23 23.0 0 23 Perella 2 2 0 3 -3 - 1.5 -1.5 0 0 Parkes 10 I 29 29.0 0 29 Ballard 11 I 0 4 -4 -0.4 -4.0 0 0 Wooldridge 10 I 80 80.0 80 K. Moore 4 6 9 22 -13 -3.3 -2.2 0 3 •·· Conversions--· Passing G CMP ATr INT PCT YD TD LP Scoring GP TD R p K FG PTS Caudi ll 11 122 232 9 .526 1597 II 60 Ison 11 0 0 0 32-34 6-9 50 K. Moore 4 10 15 .667 0 176 0 76 Moeve 11 8 0 0 0 0 48 Gatewood ➔ 0 I 0 .000 0 0 0 Wooldridge 10 6 0 0 0 0 36 Covin 10 5 0 0 0 0 30 Receiving G REC RPG YD YPR TD LP G. Williams 10 5 0 0 0 0 30 Moeves II 42 3.8 808 19.2 5 76 Caudill 11 4 1-2 0-3 0 0 26 Loy 11 17 1.5 228 13.4 2 40 Prewi tt 10 3 0 0 0 0 18 Parkes 10 16 1. 6 154 9.6 I 58 Parkes 10 3 0 0 0 0 18 Delsardo 6 10 1.7 154 15.4 0 ➔ I White 10 2 0 0 0 0 12 Covin 10 8 0.8 68 6.8 I 21 Loy 11 2 0 0 0 0 12 White 10 8 0.8 58 5.8 I 17 Masell i 7 I 0 0 0 0 6 Maselli 7 7 1.0 92 13. 1 I 37 Dixon 9 I 0 0 0 0 6 G. Williams 10 7 4.9 49 7.0 I 14 Asad 10 I 0 0 0 0 6 Dixon 9 6 0.7 75 12.5 I 28 K. Moore 4 0 0 0-1 0 0 0 Preston 4 5 1.2 51 10.2 0 15 Gatewood 4 3 0.8 19 6.3 0 13 Wooldridge 10 3 0.3 17 5.7 0 25

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Defensive------~D Statistics Playe r UT AT T P 200J Postseason Honors Prewim 33 75 108 8 . Davis 39 62 10 1 Unger 24 69 93 The Football Gazette Parker 29 53 82 S. Davis 29 48 77 NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major All-America Team Culp 38 27 65 Toby Moeves, Specialist Player of the Year Phillips 36 22 58 MacDonald 15 37 52 Toby Moeves, First Team Return Specialist Ledford 13 37 50 Hamer I I 26 37 Toby Moeves, Second Team Wide Receiver Anyanwu 16 20 36 Bill Ballard, Second Team Punter Chance 19 15 34 Wainscott 14 18 32 Chris Parker, Second Team Defensive Lineman Osborne 6 24 30 Anderson 9 17 26 Brandon Phillips, Second Team Defensive Back Driskell 8 18 26 Zac Prewitt, Second Team Linebacker Hodge 10 15 25 Giron II 14 25 Jenkins 8 15 23 Robinson 8 15 23 The Sports Network Wells 7 12 19 McKenzie 4 15 19 NCAA Division I-AA Mid-Major All-America Team Asad II 6 17 Murphy 6 4 10 Toby Moeves, First Team Return Specialist Frayne 2 5 7 Zac Prewitt, First Team Linebacker Byrd 3 4 7 Mejia 3 4 7 Parkes 4 I 5 While 4 0 4 All-Pioneer Football League Henderson 2 I 3 K. Williams I 0 I Bill Ballard, Punter Mocves I 0 I Bart Burke, Offensive Lineman Garland 0 I I Wooldridge 0 I I Dennis Ledford, Defensive Lineman McCanhy 0 I I Toby Moeves, Return Specialist Player Tackles for loss QB Brandon Phillips, Defensive Back No.-Yds. Sacks Parker 10-42 3.0 Zac Prewitt, Linebacker Ledford 10-40 2.0 Anyanwu 7-34 3.0 Prewi tt 6- 19 0.0 B. Davis 6-12 0.0 Verizon Academic All-America Team Anderson 5-37 4.5 Brian Davis, Second Team Defensive Back Osborne 4-27 2.0 Wainscott 4- 15 1.5 Hodge 4-6 0.0 Frayne 3-26 1.5 Hamer 3-11 1.0 Morehead State Uni versity is committed to providing equal educational opportu nities Chance 3-5 0.0 to all persons regard le s of race. color. national origin. age. religion. sex, or disability in Unger 2- 15 o.s McKenzie 2-11 1.0 its educational programs, services, acti vities, employment policies, and admission of S. Davis 2-3 0.5 students to any program of study. In this regard the University conforms to all the laws, Asad 1-14 1.0 MacDonald 1-9 1.0 statutes, and regulations concerning equal employment opportunities and affirmati ve Phillips 1-4 0.0 action. This includes: Title VI and Title VI I of the Civil Right Act of 1964, Title IX of Driskell 1-3 1.0 the Education Amendments of 1972. Executi ve Order I I 246 and 11 375, Equal Pay Culp 1-2 0.0 Giron 1- 1 0.0 Act of 1963. Vietnam Era Veteran Readjustment Assistance Act of 1974, Age Dis­ Parkes 1- 1 0.0 crimination in Employment Act of 1967. Section 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Interceptions: Phillips 5-32. Prewitt 2-84. Parker 1- Act of 1973. Americans with Di abil ities Act of 1990, and Kentucky Revised Statute 65. Chance 1-26. Giron 1-14. S. Davis 1-0. Cul p 1-0. 207.130 Lo 207.240. Vocational educational program at Morehead State Uni versity MacDonald 1-0, Wells 1-0 Fumbles Caused: Wainscott 3. Prewiu 2. Culp 2. supported by federal funds include ind ustrial education, vocational agricul ture, busi­ MacDonald 2, Asad 2. 8. Davis I. Parker I. Chance I ness education. home economics education and the associates degree program in nurs­ Fumbles Recovered: Harner 2-0. Prewitt 1-68. ing. An y inquire should be addre sed to: Francene L. Botts-Butler, Affirmative Acti on Anyanwu 1-8. 8. Davis 1-0. S. Davis 1-0. Ledford I• 0. Robinson 1-0 Officer. Morehead State Uni versity. 358 University Street. Morehead, KY 40351. Tele­ FG 's 18-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total phone: (606) 783-2085. Ison 2-4 2-3 2-2 0-0 6-9

Eagle Football 2002,., 17 Record~

Records Total Offense-Individual Passing Offense-Individual White vs Murray State, 1990 & Most TotaJ Yardage: Most Yardage Gained: Todd Chae vs. VMI, 1998 Game-55 1. David Dinkins - 2000 Game-459. Chris Swartz vs Au tin Peay, 1988 Season- I 0, Corkey Kirtley, 1950 (297 pass, 254 run) vs Butler Season-2,869, Doug Turner, 1997 Career- I 5. Corkey Kirtley, 1947-50 & Todd Season-3. 149. David Dinkins - 1999 Career-9.028. Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Cha e, 1995-98 (2,0 11 pass, l,138 run ) Most Passes Completed: Career-9,337. David Dinkins - 1997-2000 Game-35. Chris Swartl vs Tenn. Tech. 1987 Scoring-Individual (5.572 pass. 3,765 rush) Season-2 14, Chris Swartz, 1989 Most Points: Most Offensive Plays: Career-774, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Game-32, David Dinkins vs. Ky. Wesleyan. Game-79. Adrian Breen - 1983 Most Passes Attempted: 2000 (54 pa ses, 25 rushes) vs Austin Peay. Game-66. Chri Swartz vs Tenn. Tech, 1987 Season- I 28, David Dinkins, 2000 Season-475, Adrian Breen - 1986 Season-390, Chris Swartz, 1989 Career-384, David Dinkins, 1997-2000 (34 7 pa es, 128 rushe ) Career-1,407. Chri Swartz, 1987-90 Most Touchdowns: Career- 1,558, Chris Swartl - 1987-90 Most TD Passes: Game-5, Jug Varney vs Holbrook. 1938 & (1 ,407 passes, 151 rushes) Game-7, Chris Swartz vs Murray State. 1990 David Dinkins vs. Ky. Wesleyan, Season-29. Doug Turner. 1997 1999 & 2000 Total Offense-Team Career-55, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Season-2 1, David Dinkins, 2000 Most Total Yardage: Most Interceptions Thrown: Career-63, David Di nkins 1997-2000 Game-727 vs Valparaiso - 1997 Game-7, Mike Goufried vs Western Ky.. 1965 Most TDs by Rushing: (373 ru hing, 355 passing) Season-47, Chris Swartz, 1987-90 Game-5, Jug Varney vs Holbrook, 1938 & Season-5.237 - 1998 Career-45, Ph il Simms, 1975-78 David Dinkins vs Ky. We leyan. (2,027 pa sing, 3,2 10 rushing) Longest TD Pass: 1999 & 2000 Game-96 yards, Larry Workman to Bill Season-2 1, David Dinkins, 2000 Rushing Offense-Individual Everhart vs Murray State, 1947 Career-63. David Dinkins. 1997-2000 Most Yardage Gained: Most Extra Points Attempted by Kicking: Game-254, David Di nkins vs Butler, 2000 Passing Offense-Team Game- I 0, Ryan Ison vs Austin Peay, 2000 Season- 1,405, David Dinkins, 2000 Most Ya rdage Gained: Career-70, Kirk Andrews, 1969-72 Career-3,765, David Dinkin , 1997-2000 Game-468 v Austin Peay, 1988 Most Consecutive Extra Points by Kick­ Most Rushes: Season-2,9 14, 1997 ing: Game-40. Louis Rogan vs Western Ky., Most Passes Completed: Game- I 0, Ryan Ison vs Austin Peay. 2000 1968 Game-35 vs Tennessee Tech, 1987 Season-29, Don Russell, 1973 Season-278, Loui s Rogan, 1968 Season-247- 1988 Career-39, Lenn Duff, 1980-83 Career-639, Louis Rogan 1967-70 Most Passes Attempted: Most Points Scored by Kicking: Best Rushing Average Game-67 vs Tennessee Tech, 1987 Game- I 3, Ryan Ison vs Austin Peay, 2000 (Min. 50 Attempts per Season): Season-443, 1988 Season-60, Todd Dinkel, 1998 (48 EP. 4 Season-8.0 yards. David Dinkins Most Interceptions Thrown : FGs) ( 1,169 on 147) 1998 Game-7 vs Western Kentucky, 1965 Career- I 09, Kirk Andrews, 1969-72 Career-6.8 yards, David Dinki ns Season-24- 1969 (70 EPs, 13 FGs) (3,765 in 553) 1997-2000 Most Field Goals: Longest Run From Scrimmage: Pass Receiving-Individual Game-3. Don Russell vs Murray Stale. 89 yards, Dav id Dinkins vs Most Passes Caught: 1973 (23.28, 3 1); Matt Tilton v Butler, 1998 Game- I 8, Jerome Williams vs Eastern Ky., Eastern Kentucky, 1984 (33, 23, Longest TD Run From Scrimmage: 1989 31 ) 89 yard . David Dinkins vs Season-74, Mark Ledford, 1983 Season-9. Matt Tilton, 1984 Butler, 1998 Career- I 66, Jerome Williams, 1987-90 Charlie Stepp, 1986 Most Ya rdage Gained: Career- I 8. Lenn Duff, 1980-83 Rushing Offense-Team Game-228, Corky Kirtley vs Evansville, 1950 Longest Field Goal: Most Yardage Gained: Season-1,0 16, Chris Berry, 1997 54, Charlie Stepp v Wichita State. 1986 Game-478 vs Austin Peay, 2000 Career- 1,995, John High, 1968-7 1 Most 2-Point Conversions: Season-3,2 10 in 1998 Most TD Passes Caught: Game-3, Doug Turner vs Western Kentucky, Most Rushes: Game-3, Mi ke Mattia vs Carson-Newman, 1997 (3 pass) Game-77 vs Valparaiso, 1996 1973; Corkey Kirtley vs Marshall. Season-4, Bill Marston, 1969 (2 rush. 2 pass) Season-634 in 1968 1950; Bert Dixon vs West Virginia & Doug Turner, 1997 (4 pass) Fewest Rushes: Tech, 1957; Ty Howard vs Ken­ Career-8, Bill Marson, 1966-69 Game-9 vs Middle Tennessee, 195 1 tucky State. 1989. Anthony (4 rush. 4 pass) 18 Morehead State University <-"\ (Records ~ ., D 1973 Vic Williams 3/46 1990 Darrell Beavers 4/88 Tackles 1986 John Gilliam 64 40 104 1974 Vic Williams 6/88 Tyrone Fisher 4/18 Solo Ast Tot 1987 Doug Bowell 48 40 88 1975 Vic Williams 6/88 199 1 Tyrone Fisher 3/7 197 I Harry Lyles 7 1 30 IOI 1988 Doug Bowell 53 35 88 1976 Greg Bright 4/103 1992 Barry Clark 5/52 1972 Durwood Brittle 65 28 93 1989 Doug Bowell 11 0 58 168 1977 He nry Skyes 4/77 1993 Derrick Pinkney 2/3 1 1973 Louis Gideon 59 38 94 1990 Darrell Beavers 60 31 9 1 1978 Ken H~kins 4/22 Hector Diaz 2/6 1974 Joe Dillow 6 1 3 1 92 199 1 Jerod Thomas 60 39 99 1979 Rod Je erson 3/50 Bai;?; Clark 2/0 197 5 Jerry Spaeth 90 25 115 1992 Jamie Phillips 72 88 160 1980 Ke n Hopkins 4/47 1994 Cli Freeman 4/58 1976 Jerry laeth 81 43 124 1993 Jamie Phillips 79 60 139 1981 Chris Spaulding 4/68 1995 4 with I each 1977 Tom arren 90 39 129 1994 Derick Pinkney 50 46 96 1982 Bill Vogt 4/45 1996 Carl Mack 3/23 1978 Tom Warren 59 30 89 1995 Crruf Myers 54 25 79 1983 Chris Spaulding 3/82 1997 Jason Cowan 2/41 1979 Tom Warren 90 39 129 1996 Clif Freeman 57 28 85 1984 Doug McMahon 3/7 1998 T.J . Perry 3/47 1980 Dan Gooch 119 53 172 1997 Zack Moore 64 23 87 1985 Vernon Harvey 2/18 1999 Marcus Turner 3/29 1981 Ken Alexander 77 37 11 4 1998 Donzell Dawson 55 47 102 1986 Monty McIntyre 4/9 2000 Brian Davis 2/9 1982 Dan Gooch 89 88 169 1999 Greg Brady 50 21 71 1987 Monty McIntyre 4/9 T.J. Perry 2/0 1983 Randy Frazier 83 52 135 2000 Chris Kight 45 16 6 1 1988 Monty McIntyre 5/40 2001 Brandon Phillips 5/32 1984 Joe Schlager 74 50 124 200 I Zac Prewitt 33 75 108 1989 Darrell Beavers 3/0 1985 Kelvin Bellamy 7 1 6 1 132

All-Americans (Consensus) Richard Pare. ew Bri tain, Conn .. defensive end 1938 John (Buck) Horton. Mt. Sterling. Ky. . center Jame O borne. Hindman. Ky. . defensive tackle 1939 Stanley Radjunas, ew Britain. Conn .. guard 1966 Paul Conner. Jessup, Ga., offensive tackle 1940 Paul Adams. Coal Grove. Ohio. center Tommie Gray. Birmingham. Ala .. halfback 1942 Vincent (Moose) Zachem. Ashland. Ky.. center Gary Virden. Parksburg, W.Va .. linebacker 1946 Joe Lustic. Maysville. Ky. . runningback Dave Haverdick. Canton. Ohio. defensive tackle 1969 Dave Haverdick. Canton, Ohio. defensive tackle 1968 Marvin Hicks. Clarkston. Ga .. tight end 1981 John Christopher. orwalk. Ohio. punter Louis Rogan. Cable. Ohio. tailback 1982 John Christopher. Norwalk , Ohio. punter Dave Haverdick. Canton. Ohio. defensive tackle 1986 Billy Poe. Ironton. Ohio, offensive guard Leon Wesley. Savannah. Ga .. defensive back 1990 Darrell Beavers. Louisville. Ky. . defensive back 1969 John High. Cincinnati. Ohio. split end 2000 David Dinkins. Pittsburgh. Pa .. quarterback Bill Marson. Lake Wales. Fla., kicker-quarterback Darrel Sadwoski. Shamokin. Pa., offensive tackle All-American (Williamson) Dave Haverdick. Canton. Ohio. defensive tackle 1962 William Scott Davidson, Raceland. Ky.. guard 1970 Ed Mignery. Hamilton. Ohio. offensive tackle Harry Lyles. Charleston. W.Va .. linebacker All-American (Football Gazette) Larry Baldridge. Shelby. Ohio. defensive back 2000 David Dinkins. Pitt burgh. Pa., guard 197 1 John High. Cincinnati , Ohio. split end 2001 Toby Moeves. Union, Ky.. return specialist Mike Rucker. West Carrollton. Ohio. defensive back 1972 Dave Schaetzke. Toledo. Ohio. quarterback All-American (The Sports Network) Gary Shirk. Richwood. Ohi o. tight end 2001 Toby Moeves, Union. Ky. . return specialist I 97'J Don Russel l. Lou isville, Ky.. kicker 200 I Zac Prewitt. Corbin. Ky. . linebacker Nick ighswander. Bu rgoon. Ohio. center 1974 Frank Jones. Owingsville. Ky.. tailback Academic All-American Keith Mescher. Lebanon. Ohio. tight end 1974 Don Russell. Louisville. Ky.. kicker Vic William . Birmingham, Ala .. defensive end 1990 James Appel, Wilder. Ky.. offensive lineman 1975 Keith Mescher. Lebanon. Ohio. tight end 1991 James Appel, Wilder, Ky. . offensive lineman 1976 Keith Me cher. Lebanon , Ohio. tight end 1996 Mike Appel. Wi lder. Ky. . offensive lineman Tony Harris. Dayton. Ohio, runningback Jerry Spaeth. Mason. Ohio. linebacker All-Ohio Valley Conference 1977 Don Rardin. Lexington, Ky. . punter First Team Only Phil Simms. Loui ville. Ky.. quarterback 1948 Harold Mullins. Lynch. Ky. . tackle 1978 Rodney Jefferson. Mansfield. Ohio. linebacker 1949 Harold Mulli ns. Lynch. Ky., tackle Joe Huenefeld. Ft. Thomas. Ky.. offensive tackle Jerry Wing, Dayton. Ky.. halfback 1979 Rodney Jeffe r on. Mansfield. Ohio. linebacker 1950 Corky Kirtley. Paintsville. Ky.. end Bernard McIntosh. Bruce. Miss .. fu llback Clyde McLaughlin. Russell. Ky.. center Charlie Young. Washington Crossi ng. Pa .. offen. tackle Charle (Izzy) Porter. Prestonsburg. Ky.. quarterback I 980 Dorron Hunter. Cincinnati. Ohio. runningback Jerry Wing. Dayton. Ohio. halfback 198 1 John Christopher. orwalk. Ohio. punter 1951 Marv Rammelsburg, Newport. Ky.. guard 1982 John Christopher. Nowalk. Ohio. punter 1952 Bernie Fieler. Dayton. Ky.. center-linebacker Mark Ledford. Mt. Sterling. Ky. . wide receiver Jack Slanerly. Hartford. Conn .. guard Danny Gooch. Hawesville. Ky.. linebacker 1957 Tom Scott, Catlettsburg, Ky.. center 1983 Mark Ledford. Mt. Sterl ing, Ky.. wide receiver 1958 Bert Dixon. Prestonsburg. Ky. . end 1984 Mike Hanlin. St. Mary's W.Va .. quarterback I 960 Tom Scou. Catleusburg. Ky. . center Tod Short. Pasadena. Calif.. wide receiver 1961 Ernie DeCourley. Savannah, Tenn .. tackle Billy Poe. Ironton. Ohio. offen ive guard Howard Murphy. Springfield. Ohio. halfback 1986 Billy Poe. Ironton, Ohio. offensive guard 1962 Ernie Decourley. Savannah , Tenn .. tackle Adrian Breen. Cinci nnati. Ohio. quarterback 1964 Jack Smith. Decatur, Ga., tight end Greg Burke. Louisville, Ky. . punter Eagle Football 2002m 21 Records) 0~I 1987 Greg Bu rke. Louisville, Ky. . punter All-Pioneer Football League 1988 Joe Gagliano. Glenwood, Ill.. offensive tackle First Team Only Ty Howard. Morehead. Ky.. wide receiver 200 1 Ban Burke. Burlington. Ky.. offensive lineman 1990 Richard Shadwick, icholasville. Ky. . defensive line Dennis Ledford. Wilmington. Ohio. defensive lineman Darrell Beavers, Louisville. Ky.. defensive back Zac Prewitt. Corbin , Ky.. linebacker 1991 Tyrone Fisher. Corapolis. Pa .. defensive back Brandon Phillip . Hamilton. Ohio. defensive back 1992 Richard Shadwick. icholasville. Ky .. defensive line Bill Ballard. Springfield. Ohio. punter Fred Johnson. Tampa, Fla.. linebacker Toby Moeves. Uni on, Ky.. return speciali st OVC "Player of the Year" 1966 Tommie Gray. halfback 1977 Phil Simms. quanerback OVC "Coach of the Year" 1966 Guy Penny 1986 Bill Baldridge 1990 *Cole Proctor

*three-way Li e All Games Against 2002 Opponents Austin Peay 1999 (H) 47-7 w 1978 (H) 7-7 T (22-17) 2000 (A) 73- 10 w 1979 (A) 14-7 w 1962 (H) 36-7 w 2001 (H) 29-24 w 1980 (H) 15-10 w 1963 (A) 7-0 w 1982 (H) 28-6 w 1964 (H) 14- 13 w Butler 1983 (A) 3-7 L 1965 (A) 21-26 L (5-1) 1986 (H) 33- 10 w 1966 (H) 21- 10 w 1963 (H) 31-13 w 1987 (H) 37-0 w 1967 (H) 8- 10 L 1964 (H) 26-7 w 1988 (A ) 29- 12 w 1968 (A) 16-17 L 1998 (H) 55-17 w 1989 (H) 38-0 w 1969 (A ) 29- 18 w 1999 (A) 56-34 w 1990 (A) 35- 13 w 1970 (H) 24-6 w 2000 (H) 46-43 w 200 1 (A) 14-21 L 1971 (H) 22-0 w 200 1 (A) 27-29 L 1972 (A ) 31-2 1 w Saint Joseph's (Ind.) 1973 (H) 23-22 w Davidson (1-1) 1974 (A) 15-17 L (2-1 ) 1996 (H) 22-26 L 1975 (H) 10-20 L 1999 (H) 40-0 w 1997 (A) 37-7 w 1976 (A) 13-27 L 2000 (A) 31-38 L 1977 (H) 7-2 1 L 2001 (H) 28- 17 w Tiffin 1978 (A ) 16- 19 L (1-0) 1979 (H) 7-0 w Dayton 2001 (A) 35- 14 w 1980 (A) 21-23 L (2-4) 198 1 (H) 28-42 L 1996 (A) 6-52 L Tusculum 1982 (A) 16-17 L 1997 (H) 28-42 L (0-1) 1983 (H) 3- 14 L 1998 (A)' 35-24 (OT) w 200 1 (H) 27-34 L 1984 (A) 14-2 1 L 1999 (H) 50-39 w 1985 (H) 10- 14 L 2000 (A) 14-55 L 1986 (H) 7- 10 L 2001 (H) 22-42 L Valparaiso 1987 (A) 12-20 L (5-1 ) 1988 (H) 43-6 w Jacksonville 1996 (A) 24-0 w 1989 (A) 23-22 w (0-1 ) 1997 (H) 56-24 w 1990 (H) 34-7 w 2001 (A) 27-39 L 1998 (A) 29- 19 w 199 1 (A) 33-14 w 1999 (H) 21-3 1 L 1992 (A) 41-34 w Kentucky State 2000 (A) 28-24 w 1993 (H) 23- 10 w (12-2-1) 2001 (H) 24-10 w 1994 (A) 6-73 L 1967 (A) 20- 16 w 1995 (H) 26-13 w 1968 (H) 46-0 w 1997 (H) 55-43 w 1969 (H) 13-0 w 1998 (A) 44-2 1 w 1970 (H) 28-6 w

22 Morehead State University (Records

Records (Cont.) Team Longest Return of Blocked Punt: Season-591 in 1962 (8games):92 1 in Most Points: 27 yards, Harry Lyles vs Kentucky St.. 1970 ( 10 games) Game- I 04 vs Ri o Grande, 1941 1968 Least Total Offense Allowed: Season-430 in I 998 Longest Return of Blocked Punt For Game-(- I 0) yards to Morgan State. 1990 Widest Victory Margin: TD: Season- 1,667 in 1962 (8 games); I 04 vs Rio Grande. 194 1 27 Yards. Harry Lyles vs Kentucky St.. 1,748 in 1970 ( IO games) (MSU I 04. Rio Grande 0) 1968 Most Pass Interceptions: Most Kick Return For TD: Game-5 vs Murray St., 1970; Punting Season-3, Mo Hollingsworth, 1971 Kentucky St. , 1987 Most Yardage: Career-6. Mo Holl ingsworth. 1968-7 1 Season-2 1 in 1969 Game-518. John Christopher vs Eastern Most Fumble Recoveries: Ky.. 1982 Defense-Individual Game-8 vs Marshall , 1950 Season-4,084. John Christopher, I 982 Most Kicks Blocked: Season-23 in 1965 Career- 12,633, John Christopher. 1979-82 Game-2, Paul Ousley vs Mi ddle Tenn .. Most Punts: 1954 Miscellaneous Game- I I, Don Rardin vs Western Ky., Season-5, Paul Ou Icy, 1954 Most Victories: 9 in 1998 1975, John Christopher vs Youngstown Most Pass Interceptions: Most Losses: 11 in 1994 (0- 11 ) St. , 1981. and vs Eastern Ky.. 1982 Game-3, Paul Adam vs West Liberty. Most Ties: 2in 1936, 1940. 1942. 1947. Season-93, John Christopher, 1982 1946 & Larry Baldridge vs 1977 Career-298, John Chri topher, 1979-82 Murray Stale, 1970 Longest Winning Streak: 11 in 1936- Best Punting Average: (min. 25 Punts a Season-7. Larry Baldridge, 1970: 1937 Year) Vic Williams, 1973 Longest Losing Streak: 27 in 1953-55 Season-44.07. Greg Burke, 1986 Career- I 6, Vic William , 1972-75 Longest Winless Streak: 33 in 1952-55 Career-42.4 yards. John Christopher. 1979- Most Fumble Recoveries: Most Penalty Yardage: 82 Game-3. Dick Waller v Western Ken­ Game- 191 vs Eastern Ky., 1969 Longest Punt: tucky, 1956 Season-736 in 1982 78 yards, Don Rardin vs Western Ky., Season-7, Dick Walter, 1956 Most Fumbles Lost: 1975 Most Defensive Plays: Game-8 vs Louisvi lle, 1955 Game-30, Danny Gooch vs Akron 1982 Season-30 in 1955 Returns ( 13 T, 16 A, one pass deflection) Best Punt Return Average: (M in. 20 per Season- I 72, Danny Gooch, 1980 Year) ( 1l9T,53 A) Season-23.5 yards, Tommie Gray. 1967 Career-412. Tommy Warren. 1976-79 Best Kickoff Return Average: Most Tackles: (Min. 10 per Year) Game- I 9. Dann y Gooch vs Youngstown Season-40.6 yards, Scotty Reddick, 1965 St.. 1980 Longest Kickoff Return: Season- I I 9. Danny Gooch. 1980 100 yards Buford Crager vs East Tenn., Career-270. Tommy Warren. 1966-79 1959 Most Tackles For Loss: Longest Kickoff Return For TD: Season- I 9. Richard Shadwick, 1990 I 00 yards. Buford Crager vs Ea l Tenn .. 1959 Defense-Team Longest Punt Return: Most Points Allowed: 99 yards, Tim Wyant v Eastern Ky.. 1936 Game-77 to Morris Harvey, 1927 Longest Pass Interception Return: Season-359 in 1984 98 yards, Claude Clayton vs Union, 193 1 Fewest Points Allowed: Longest Pass Interception Returned For Season- 14 in 1938 TD: Least Rushing Yardage Allowed: 98 yards, Claude Clayton vs Union, 1931 Game-minu 63 yards by Austin Peay. Longest Fumble Return: 197 1 65 yards, Tommie Gray vs Tenn. Tech. Season-64 1 yard in 1971 1966 Least Passing Yardage Allowed: Longest Fumble Return For TD: Game-0 Lo Ollerbein. 1947 65 Yards. Tommie Gray vs Tenn. Tech. 1966 Eagle Football 2002,,, 19 A 0~ Record3 1984 Tod Short 9 1975 Keith Mescher 23 1970 Dave Schaetzke 975 Season-by-Season Damon Stephens 9 1976 Keith Me cher 32 1971 Dave Schaetzke 1127 1985 Rick Calculi 4 1977 Larry Campassi 41 1972 Dave SchaetLke 983 Leaders 1986 D.D. Hanison 5 1978 Dorron Hunter 35 1973 Dave Schaetzke 951 Scoring Leaders Orville Ly11 le 5 1979 Tim Devine 12 1974 Alex Brawner 950 1959 Henry Schutte 4 1987 Jerome Williams 3 1980 Tim Devine 31 1975 Phil Simms 900 Buford Crager 4 1988 Jerome Williams 8 198 1 Bo Chamber 38 1976 Phil Simms 1375 1959 Jim Hastings 30 1989 Ty Howard 7 1982 Mark Ledford 54 1977 Phil Simms 2041 1960 Howard Murphy 34 1990 Jerome Williams 8 1983 Mark Ledford 74 1978 Phil Simms 1229 1961 Howard Murphy 36 1991 Anthony Jerdine 6 1984 Tod Shon 62 1979 Tommy Fox 316 1962 Howard Murphy 38 An1 hony White 6 1985 Steve Collins 46 1980 Don Reeves 11 74 1963 Tally Johnson 28 1992 Dani n Harris 6 1986 D.D. Hamson 35 1981 Don Reeves 990 1964 Tally Johnson 34 1993 Adam McCormack 3 1987 Monty Webster 38 1982 Mike Hanlin 801 1965 Rico Kina 42 1994 Rontae Bass 3 1988 Ty Howard 52 1983 Mike Hanlin 1189 1966 Tommie ray 84 Frank Diaz 3 1989 Jerome Williams 61 1984 Mike Hanlin 1897 1967 Tommie Gray 56 1995 Chris Berry 7 1990 Dave Pingue 58 1985 Adrian Breen 1373 1968 Louis Rogan 60 Anthony Ravizee 7 199 1 Danin Harris 35 1986 Adrian Breen 230 1 1969 Louis Ro~an 30 1996 Chris Berry 12 1992 Brandon Ford 22 1987 Chris Swanz 1726 John Hig 30 1997 Chris Berry 15 1993 Wes Salyer 16 1988 Chris Swanz 2162 1970 Bill Cason 36 1998 David Dinkins 20 1994 Rontae Bass 19 1989 Chris Swanz 2592 1971 Kirk Andrews 37 1999 David Dinkins 20 1995 Chris Berry 15 1990 Chris Swanz 2548 1972 Kirk Andrews 33 2000 David Dinkins 21 Jerry Stevens 15 1991 Steve Donato 1578 1973 Don Russell 50 200 I Toby Mocves 8 1996 Chns Berry 22 1992 Steve Donato 680 1974 Frank Jones 56 Yards Rushing 1997 Chris Berry 54 1993 Adam McCormick 864 1975 Keith Mescher 24 1959 Buddy Fields 334 1998 Todd Chase 41 1994 J.P. Blair 905 1976 Don Rardin 21 1960 Howard Murphy 540 1999 Jocvon Stennc11 26 1995 J.P. Blair 746 1977 Dorron Hunter 56 196 1 Howard Murphy 446 2000 Jocvon Stennett 33 1996 Doug Turner 1340 1978 Dorron Hunter 24 1962 Howard Murphy 349 200 I To~ Mocves 42 1997 Doug Turner 2869 Greg McGuire 24 1963 Russ Campbell 347 Receiving ards 1998 David Dinkins 1812 1979 Dwight Yam 30 1964 Russ Campbell 499 1959 Budd Fields 320 1999 David Dinkins 2011 1980 Dorron Hunter 48 1965 Tommie Gray 319 1960 Bud 6~d en 190 2000 David Dinkins 1704 198 1 Bo Chambers 52 1966 Tommie Gray 598 1961 Paul est 191 2001 David Caudill 1597 1982 Lenn Duff 42 1967 Tommie Gray 687 1962 Howard Murphy 178 Punting Average 1983 Lenn Duff 24 1968 Louis Rogan 1125 1963 Jack Smith 272 1961 Mike Brown 35.5 1984 Tod Shon 54 1969 Louis Rogan 695 1964 Jack Smith 282 1962 Mike Brown 39.3 Damon Stephens 54 1970 Bill Cason 556 1965 Rico King 624 1963 Tally Johnson 34.8 1985 Matt Tilton 27 197 1 Bill Cason 372 1966 Rico King 203 1964 Tally Johnson 35.1 1986 Charlie Stepp 40 1972 Frank Jones 489 1967 Joe Cox 336 1965 Anhur Dayton 34.6 1987 Brad Hammock 29 1973 Frank Jones 922 1968 Marvin Hicks 290 1966 Bill Marston 36.0 1988 Jerome Williams 48 1974 Frank Jones 1066 1969 John Hitlh 857 1967 Bill Marston 34.8 1989 Mitch Fedak 47 1975 Tony Harris 496 1970 Gary Shirk 402 1968 Bill Marston 29.6 1990 Jerome Williams 48 1976 Tony Hanis 873 1971 John High 57 1 1969 Bill Marston 39.3 199 1 Craitl Sere 41 1977 Dion Jenkins 723 1972 Vic Whanon 456 1970 Kirk Andrews 36.7 1992 Damn Hanis 36 1978 Marcus Johnson 549 1973 Mike Mattia 374 197 1 Lou Mains 37.3 1993 Atle Larsen 36 1979 Bernard McIntosh 749 1974 Keith Mescher 542 1972 Lou Mains 39.1 1994 Rontae Bass 18 1980 Dorron Hunter 1001 1975 Keith Mescher 338 1973 Lou Mains 37.4 Frank Diaz 18 198 1 Alan Mitchell 28 1 1976 Keith Mescher 380 1974 Don Rardin 39.5 1995 Chris Berry 44 1982 Roger Cleveland 326 1977 Dorron Hunter 687 1975 Don Rardin 42.8 Ant hony Ravizee 44 1983 John Dunn 326 1978 Dorron Hunter 448 1976 Don Rardin 42.8 1996 Chris Berry 72 1984 Damon Stephens 864 1979 ~Campassi 176 1977 Greg Laird 36.8 1997 Anthony Ravizee 94 1985 Dennis Carr 409 1980 hambers 512 1978 Greg Bowles 35.1 1998 David Dinkins 122 1986 D.D. Hamson 419 1981 Bo Chambers 642 1979 John Christopher 41.4 1999 David Dinkins 122 1987 D.D. Hanison 262 1982 Mark Ledford 609 1980 John Christopher 39.8 2000 David Dinkins 128 1988 Jerome Williams 31I 1983 Mark Ledford 948 198 1 John Christopher 43.3 200 1 Ryan Ison 50 1989 Jerome Williams 803 1984 Tod Shon 633 1982 John Christopher 43.9 Touchdowns 1990 Jerome Williams 856 1985 Steve Collins 579 1983 Rick Cyrus 36.4 1959 Henry Schutte 4 199 1 Danin Hanis 896 1986 Steve Collins 426 1984 Greg Burke 41.0 Buford Crager 4 1992 Dani n Harris 812 1987 Monty Webster 4 10 1985 Greg Burke 43.1 1960 Howard Murphy 5 1993 Darrell Cross 388 1988 Ty Howard 695 1986 Greg Burke 44.1 Bud Ogden 5 1994 Loren Williams 356 1989 Anthony White 738 1987 Greg Burke 39. 1 1961 Howard Murphy 6 1995 Anthony Ravizee 1009 1990 Dave Pmgue 836 1988 Kenny Meadows 36.4 1962 Howard Murphy 6 1996 David Bone 685 1991 Anthony White 460 1989 Kenny Meadows 35.9 1963 Leo Wessel 4 1997 Anthony Ravizee 11 97 1992 Brandon Ford 315 1990 Brian Flynn 34.9 1964 Russ Campbell 4 1998 David Dinkins 11 69 1993 Wes Salier 227 1991 Brian Flynn 37.0 1965 Rico Kin~ 6 1999 David Dinkins 1138 1994 Rontae ass 206 1992 Brian Flynn 35.0 1966 Tommie ray 14 2000 David Dinkins 1405 1995 Jerry Stevens 245 1993 Brad Wul feck 38.1 1967 Tommie Gray 9 2001 David White 313 1996 David Bone 362 1994 Brian Nurick 38.6 1968 Louis Rogan 10 Receptions 1997 Chris Berry 10 16 1995 Brian urick 36.6 1969 John High 5 1959 Budd Fields 20 1998 Todd Chase 714 1996 Jeff Frasure 35.8 1970 Bill Cason 6 1960 Bud 6g den II 1999 Joevon Stenne11 389 1997 Todd Dinkel 38.5 1971 Bill Cason 6 1961 Paul West 17 2000 Toby Moeves 472 1998 Todd Dinkel 41.7 1972 Vic Whanon 5 1962 Mike Brown II 200 I Toby Moeves 808 1999 Bill Ballard 38.1 1973 Frank Jones 6 1963 Jack Smith 22 Passing Yards 2000 Bill Ballard 36.3 1974 Frank Jones 9 1964 Jack Smith 22 1959 Henry Schulle 453 2001 Bill Ballard 39.5 1975 Keith Mescher 4 1965 Rico King 40 1960 Henry Schulle 724 Interceptions 1976 Four Individuals 3 1966 Rico King 16 196 1 Mike Brown 437 1964 Tommie Gray 2n1 1977 Dorron Hunter 9 1967 Joe Cox 22 1962 Mike Go11fried 368 1965 Dennis Brown 3/10 1978 Dorron Hunter 4 1968 Marvin Hicks 27 1963 Mike Go11fried 856 1966 Tommie Gray 3/62 Greg McGuire 4 1969 John High 54 1964 Mike Gottfried 744 1967 Leon Wesley 5/34 1979 Dwight Yam 5 1970 Gary Shirk 30 1965 Mike Gottfried 1585 1968 Mike Rucker 4/52 1980 Dorron Hunter 8 197 1 John High 49 1966 Tommy Eads 36 1 1969 Ron Gathrigh1 6/95 198 1 Bo Chambers 8 1972 Gary Shirk 29 1967 Bill Marston 889 1970 Larry Baldndge 7/151 1982 David Thurkill 4 1973 Vic Whanon 28 1968 Bill Marston 889 1971 Don Brindle 4/28 1983 Mike Hanlin 3 1974 Keith Mescher 36 1969 Bill Marston 1754 1972 Joe Gay 3/25 20 Morehead State University (Series , Year-by-Year D Opponent First Game Latest Game w L T Akron 1975 1986 I 7 I Year-by-Year Alabama-Birmingham 1993 1994 0 2 0 \I 1927 OPP Alderson-Broaddus 1927 1928 2 0 0 0 Moms Haney 77 Annstrong State 1932 1932 I 0 0 18 Rio Grande 12 Austin Peay 1962 2001 22 17 0 6 Eastern Kentucky 12 Bethel 1998 1998 I 0 0 39 Union 0 I 83 Broaddus 0 Bowie State 2000 2000 0 0 Record 3-2-0 Butler 1963 2001 5 I 0 Coach· George D Downing Campbellsville 1929 1929 I 0 0 Carson-Newman 1955 1973 2 I 0 i\l U 1928 OPP Cedarville 1930 1949 3 0 0 19 Morris Haney 12 Central Michigan 1967 1967 0 I 0 6 Xa\1er -15 Central Stale (Ohio) 1973 1973 0 I 0 0 Marshall 36 Centre 1934 1934 0 I 0 20 Kentucky • B• 0 I 18 Eastern Kentucky 0 Charleston Southern 1995 1998 3 0 36 Union 6 Cincinnati 1937 1989 2 0 0 50 Sue Bennen 0 Concord 1931 1941 3 I 0 51 Alderson 0 Davis & Elkins 1939 1941 2 0 0 26 Rio Grande 0 Davidson 1999 2001 2 I 0 Record 7-2-0 Dayton 1996 2001 2 4 0 Coach: George D Downing Eastern Kentucky 1927 1995 16 46 4 East Tennessee 1993 12 16 0 1933 '.\ ISU 1929 OPP Elon 1998 1999 0 2 0 13 at Kentucky Wesleyan 21 Evansville 1949 1997 4 2 0 51 at Transylvania 13 Fainnont State 1970 1973 3 0 0 5-1 at Campbellsville 6 Franklin College 1982 1982 I 0 0 13 at Eastern Kentucky 6 Georgetown (Ky.) 1935 1984 8 I I 7 Salem 36 Glenville State 1930 1930 0 I 0 7 Glem,e" 21 Illinois State 1971 1972 I I 0 6 at Ne" Rn er State 36 I 20 Morris Harvey 0 Jacksonville 2001 2001 0 0 Record· -1--4-0 Jan1es Madison 1979 1987 2 4 0 Coach: George D. Downing Kentucky State 1976 200 1 12 2 I Kentucky Wesleyan 1929 200 1 6 I 0 Lawrence Tech 1938 1938 I 0 0 MS 1930 OPP Libeny 1980 198 1 3 5 0 13 Sue Bennen 6 Louisville 1932 1957 3 5 0 0 at West Libeny 32 Marshall 1928 1994 II 32 3 0 Kentucky "B" -12 0 at Eastern Kentucky 13 Maryville 1942 1960 5 0 0 7 Cedan-ille 0 Middle Tennessee 1950 1995 8 37 0 6 Moms Harvey 8 Miles 1997 1997 I 0 0 0 Union 3-1 Morgan State 1990 1990 I 0 0 0 at Glenville 33 Morris Harvey 1927 1955 3 5 I Record· 2-6-0 Murray State 1936 1995 16 -to I Coach· George D Downing ew Haven 1999 1999 0 I 0 1974 I 0 '.\ ISU 1931 OPP Ohio University 1974 0 Concord 0 I 6 Onerbein 1947 1947 0 0 7 at Sue Bennen 0 Quincy 1996 1996 I 0 0 0 at Morris Haney 19 Rio Grande 1927 1949 6 2 0 32 Trans) lvania "B" 7 St. Joseph's (Ind.) 1996 1997 I 1 0 12 al Union 0 Salem 1929 1985 2 I 0 0 Eastern Kentucky 0 Samford 1988 199 1 I 3 0 12 at Rio Grande 20 Southeast Missouri 199 1 1995 2 3 0 Record. 4-2-1 Coach· George D Downing Southern Arkansas 1987 1987 0 I 0 Southern Utah 1999 2000 0 2 0 i\lSU 1932 OPP South Florida 1997 1998 0 2 0 12 Armstrong 0 Stetson 1953 1953 0 I 0 0 at Concord 13 Tennessee-Martin 1976 2001 2 8 0 10 Rio Grande 7 Tennessee State 1988 1995 0 5 0 20 at Louisville 0 Tennessee Tech 1936 1995 20 30 I 0 Union 0 200 1 2001 1 0 0 0 at Eastern Kentucky 19 Tiffin 19 at Transylvania 7 Thomas More 1998 1998 I 0 0 Record: 4-2-1 Transylvania 1929 1940 8 2 I Coach· George D Downing Tusculum 200 1 2001 0 1 0 Union (Ky.) 1927 1946 4 4 2 '.\I 1933 OPP Valparaiso 1996 2001 5 I 0 6 at East Tennessee 7 VM I 1958 1998 I I 0 0 at Un,on 20 Western Carolina 1974 1974 0 I 0 13 Louisville 0 0 Eastern Kentucky 6 Western Kentucky 1939 1997 7 40 2 Transylvama 0 I 0 West Georgia 1999 1999 0 0 7 Ne" Rher State 19 West Libeny 1930 1947 2 I I Record. 1--1-1 Westminster (Pa.) 2000 2000 I 0 0 Coach· George D Downing West Virginia State 1992 1996 I I 0 West Virginia Tech 1942 1993 4 I I Wisconsin-Lacrosse 1974 1974 I 0 0 Wichita State 1986 1986 I 0 0 Wofford 1996 1997 I I 0 Xavier 1928 1972 0 3 0 Youngstown State 1965 1987 6 8 0 Totals 262 375 22 2002 Opponents in bold Eagle Football 2002rn 23 &13 Year-by-Yea~ 0 "' I MSU 1934 OPP 7 at Marshall 28 6 a1 Marshall 21 0 at Centre -H 13 Eastern Kentucky 33 14 Tennessee Tech 17 13 Ri o Grande 8 Record 3--l-0 14 East Tennessee 0 8 Umon 15 Coach Elhs T Johnson 7 at Western Kentucky 20 2 at Transylvania 12 13 Middle Tennessee 33 0 al Eastern Kentucky 7 MSU 1942 OPP 0 at Eastern Kentucky 6 I 3 East Tennessee 12 0 at Marshall 0 0 Murray State 14 Record 2--l--0 13 Murray State 0 Record 1-7-0 Coach George D Down111g 0 at Western Kentucky 9 Coach Elhs T Johnson 0 at Mom s Haney 0 MS U 1935 OPP 13 West Virgmia Tech 6 MSU 1952 OPP 6 Rio Grande 7 20 at Eastern Kentucky 0 14 Evansville 0 0 at Georgetown 19 18 Maryville 6 14 at Marshall .is 0 at Umon 31 Record -1-- 1-2 0 at East Tennessee 34 0 Transylvania 26 Coach Elhs T Johnson 6 at Tennessee Tech 30 0 Eastern Kemucky 53 7 Western Kentucky 39 7 Alfred Holbrook 0 1943 6 at Middle Tennessee 27 0 at Louisville 20 1944 20 Eastern Kentucky 20 Record 1-6-0 1945 0 Murra) State .is Coach George D Down111g No Games Scheduled Due To War Record 1-6-1 Coach Elhs T Johnson MSU 1936 OPP MSU 1946 O PP 7 Murray State 14 39 at Morris Harvey 6 MSU 1953 OPP 0 Georgetown 0 19 at Murray State 38 13 Kentucky"B" 19 6 Union 6 26 West Liberty 0 0 al Marshall -lO 7 at Transyhama 0 12 Eastern Kentucky 6 0 Tennessee Tech 27 19 al Eastern Kentucky 7 36 Western Kentucky 7 0 at Western Kentucky 48 14 Tennessee Tech 0 29 at Marshall 20 0 Middle Tennessee 14 14 Louisv,lle 7 55 Umon 7 7 a1 Eastern Kentucky 25 Record 4-1 -2 Record 6-1-0 0 Murray State 33 Coach Ellis T Johnson Coach Elhs T Johnson 0 at Stetson 41 Record 0- -0 MSU 1937 OPP MSU 1947 OPP Coach Wilbur Jamerson 7 C1nc1nnau 0 0 al Kentucky ·e· 21 19 East Tennessee 0 6 al Onerbein 6 MSU 1954 OPP 19 at Georgetown 0 12 al Marshall 38 6 Kentucky "B" 7 66 Alfred Holbrook 0 6 Murra) State 13 7 at Marshall 19 7 Trans) lvania 6 0 Kentucky "B" 24 2 Tennessee Tech 32 26 Eastern Kentuck) 0 18 West Liberty 18 13 Western Kentucky 19 9 at Tennessee Tech 6 13 at Georgetown 6 13 at Middle Tennessee 20 7 at Murray Stare 32 7 at Eastern Kentucky 3-l 8 Eastern Kentucky 12 Record 7- 1-0 0 at Western Kentucky 20 16 at Murray State 2.i Coach Elhs T Johnson Record 1-6-2 0 at Louisville 24 Coach Elhs T Johnson 7 Moms Har,ey 45 MSU 1938 OPP Record 0-9-0 76 La" rence Tech 0 MSU 1948 OPP Coach Wilbur Jamerson 58 Alfred Holbrook 0 19 Tennessee Tech 7 0 Murray State 14 7 at Marshall 20 MSU 1955 OPP 21 Transylvama 0 30 at Georgetown 13 7 Kentucky "B" 14 0 at Eastern Kentucky 0 14 Western Kentucky 19 0 at Carson-Ne" man 13 58 Georgetown 0 6 at Tennessee Tech 19 0 Tennessee Tech 55 58 at CenL Teachers 0 .io Cedarville 0 7 at Western Kentucky 12 Record· 5- 1-1 0 Eastern Kentucky 7 0 Middle Tennessee 21 Coach· Elhs T. Johnson 0 Murray State 33 13 at Eastern Kentucky 35 Record 3.5.0 7 Murray State 22 i\lSU 1939 OPP Coach Elhs T Johnson 12 at LomsVJlle 37 13 West ubeny 0 7 at Moms Harvey -lO 0 at Western Kentucky 2 I\ISU 1949 OPP Record 0-9-0 7 Murray State 20 29 Cedarville 6 Coach Wilbur Jamerson 20 atTransyhania 0 0 at E,ans,ille 14 7 Eastern Kentuck) 6 15 at Marshall 20 i\lSU 1956 O PP 25 at Concord 0 45 Rio Grande 0 18 a1 Mary,1lle 13 38 at Alfred Holbrook 6 0 at Western Kentucky 19 13 Carson• ewman 0 7 Davis Elkins 0 12 Tennessee Tech 7 19 Tennessee Tech 26 Record: 6-2-0 27 at Eastern Kentucky 26 7 at Murray State 13 Coach Elhs T Johnson 2 1 Murra) State 0 12 at Middle Tennessee 20 28 Georgeto"n 7 7 Lows,1lle 19 I\ISU 1940 OPP Record 6-3-0 7 Western Kentucky 9 6 Marshall 13 Coach· Elhs T Johnson 0 at Eastern Kentucky 19 0 al Murray State 0 Record. 2-6-0 27 Salem 0 MSU 1950 OPP Coach Paul Adams -16 at Alfred Holbrook 0 51 at Marshall 6 13 at Eastern Kentucky 27 53 Evans,1lle 0 I\ISU 1957 OPP 0 Western Kentucky 0 7 at Xa,ier 42 12 Mary,ille 0 6 Transylvania 0 20 at Tennessee Tech 16 0 at Marshall 21 Record 3-2-2 21 Western Kentucky 23 6 at Tennessee Tech 14 Coach· Ellis T Johnson 31 at Middle Tennessee 7 28 a1 West Vimnia R-ch 21 7 Eastern Kentucky 14 7 Murray State 21 I\ISU 1941 OPP 13 at Murray State 21 6 Middle Tennessee I 0 at Western KentuCk) 14 Record -1---1---0 6 at Western Kentucky 28 28 Davis Elkrns 7 Coach Elhs T Johnson 3 Eastern Kentucky -lO I Q.j Rio Grande 0 6 at Louis, ille -lO 7 at Murray Staie 16 !SU 1951 OPP Record 2-7-0 12 Concord 6 6 at EvansVJlle 33 Coach Paul Adams

24 Morehead State University A (Year-by-Vear I ~ D MSU 1958 OPP 0 at Western Kentuck) 9 16 at Eastern Kentucky 13 20 at Virginia M1htary lnsutute -16 7 Eastern Kentucky 10 Record 6-+0 16 Marshall 30 Record 5-+0 Coach Jake Hallum 7 Tennessee Tech 22 Coach Guy Penn) 14 West Virginia Tech 1-1 ~ISU 1971 OPP 6 at Murray State 34 MSU 1965 OPP 29 Marshall 6 6 at Middle Tennessee 3-1 12 Marshall 22 7 Middle Tennessee 9 3 at East Tennessee 19 12 Youngsto" n State• 9 -18 at Murray State 1-1 0 Western Kentucky 1-1 15 at Tennessee Tech 1-1 22 Ausun Peay 0 6 at Eastern Kentucky 2-1 12 Murray State 13 51 at Famnont State 22 Record· 0-8- 1 21 at Austin Pea) 26 8 at Tennessee Tech 26 Coach: Paul Adams 28 Middle Tennessee 30 II at Western Kentucky 34 35 East Tennessee 21 19 East Tennessee 7 MSU 1959 OPP 21 at Western Kentuck) 12 28 at llhno,s State 12 15 at Georgeto" n 12 20 Eastern Kentucky 38 10 Eastern Kentucky 7 53 Mary,1lle 0 Record •-1-5.0 Record 7-3-0 0 at Tennessee Tech -18 Coach· Guy Penny Coach Jake Hallum 7 West Virginia Tech 20 *Later forfeited to Youngstown State 9 Murray State 8 MSU 1972 O PP 0 at Middle Tennessee 27 :\ISU 1966 OPP 7 Xa,1er 26 21 East Tennessee 27 20 Marshall 27 24 at Marshall 27 14 at Western Kentucky 27 21 at Youngsto" n State 12 35 at Middle Tennessee 35 7 Eastern Kentucky 12 14 Tennessee Tech 7 27 Murray State 2-1 Record: 3-6-0 30 at Murray State 9 31 at Austin Peay 21 Coach Guy Pe nny 21 Austin Pea) 10 17 Tennessee Tech 28 7 at Middle Tennessee 20 6 Western Kentucky 35 I\ISU 1960 OPP 13 at East Tennessee 7 1-1 at East Tennessee 7 20 at GeorgetO\\ n 0 12 Western Kentuck) 7 0 lllinots State 20 25 Maryville 0 21 at Eastern Kentucky 19 6 at Eastern Kentucky 28 7 at Tennessee Tech 27 Record· 7-2-0 Record: 3-6-1 -19 at West Virginia Tech 13 Coach Guy Penny Coach Roy Terry 8 Murray State 1-1 0 Middle Tennessee 28 M U 1967 OPP ~,su 1973 OPP 13 East Tennessee 38 30 Marshall 6 2-1 at Central State 31 12 at Western Kentucky 6 21 Middle Tennessee 19 17 at Marshall 2-1 21 Eastern Kentucky 9 15 at Murray State 21 28 Middle Tennessee 22 Record: 5-4-0 8 Ausun Pea) 10 16 at Murray State 30 Coach. Guy Penny 20 at Kentuck) State 16 23 Ausun Peay 22 21 at Tennessee Tech 16 42 Fairmont State 7 MSU 1961 OPP 19 at Western Kentucky 30 23 at Tennessee Tech 10 58 Memphis Na vy 0 0 East Tennessee 16 7 at Western Kentucky 3-1 14 Middle Tennessee 19 7 at Central Michigan 9 38 East Tennessee 28 16 at Tennessee Tech 20 7 Eastern Kentucky 7 23 at Carson-Ne"man 1-1 28 Murray State 35 Record -1-5 - 1 25 Eastern Kentucky 37 0 at Marshall 0 Coach Gu) Penny Record 6-5-0 12 East Tennessee 13 Coach Roy Terry 0 at Western Kentucky 7 MSU 1968 O PP 0 Eastern Kentucky 13 7 at Marshall 7 MSU 1974 OPP Record: 1-6-1 18 at Middle Tennessee 27 1-1 Marshall 12 Coach Guy Penny 21 Murray State 2 2-1 Murray State 25 16 at Austin Peay 17 1-1 at Middle Tennessee 23 MSU 1962 OPP 35 Youngstown State 26 12 at West Carolina 3 1 0 at Middle Tennessee 7 24 Tennessee Tech 12 15 at Austin Peay 17 1-1 Tennessee Tech 6 21 Western Kentucky 2-1 10 at Ohio -19 1-1 at Murray State 13 13 at East Tennessee 16 1-1 Tennessee Tech 7 36 AusunPea) 7 -16 Kentuck) State 0 0 Western Kentucky 36 18 Marshall 26 7 at Eastern Kentucky 35 0 at East Tennessee 13 14 at East Tennessee 10 Record 3-6- 1 30 Wisconsm-1..aCrosse 15 0 Western Kentucky 7 Coach· Jake Hallum 14 at Eastern Kentucky 21 20 at Eastern Kentucky 12 Record 3-8-0 Record: 5-3-0 MSU 1969 OPP Coach Ro) Terry Coach Guy Penny 27 at Marshall 1-1 35 Middle Tennessee 9 MSU 1975 OPP MSU 1963 OPP 7 Murray State 13 19 at Marshall 16 31 Butler 13 29 at Ausun Peay 18 10 Middle Tennessee 12 19 Marshall 6 21 Youngstown State 12 3 at Murray State 17 17 at Tennessee Tech 21 6 Tennessee Tech 21 10 Ausun Peay 20 2-1 Murray State 10 2 at Western Kentucky 27 0 at YoungstO\\ n State 28 7 at Austin Peay 0 7 at East Tennessee 27 13 at Tennessee Tech 28 7 Middle Tennessee 27 13 Kentucky State 0 10 at Western Kentucky 1-1 9 East Tennessee 22 23 at Eastern Kentucky II 7 East Tennessee 8 0 at Western Kentucky 17 Record 6-4-0 7 Akron 0 6 Eastern Kentucky 0 Coach Jake Hallum 9 Eastern Kentucky 17 Record· 5-+0 Record· 3-7-0 Coach: Guy Penny MSU 1970 OPP Coach Roy Terry 7 Marshall 17 MSU 1964 OPP 6 at Middle Tennessee 1-1 MSU 1976 OPP 26 Bu~er 7 2-1 Murra) State 7 31 Marshall• 1-1 6 Marshall 0 2-1 at Ausun Pea) 6 6 at Akron 26 35 Tennessee Tech 0 27 Frurmont State 7 0 at Middle Tennessee 21 17 at Murray State 1-1 31 Tennessee Tech 10 6 Murray State 7 14 Austin Peay 13 14 Western Kentucky 2-1 13 at Ausun Peay 27 33 0 at Middle Tennessee 13 7 at East Tennessee 13 17 Youngstown State 9 East Tennessee 21 28 Kentuck) State 6 23 Tennessee Tech 28

Eagle Football 2002,., 25 0 Vear-by-Vea~ 2 1 Western Kemucky 0 10 31 L,bcny BapliSl 13 0 31 Middle Tennessee -19 17 al East Tennessee 7 19 Youngstown State 38 1-1 Tennessee Slale 29 0 UT-Maron -IO 3 a, Eastern Kemucky 20 -13 Austin Peay 6 12 al Eastern Kentucky 31 Record 5-6-0 20 31 Tennessee Tech 3 Record *3-8-0 Coach Steve Loney 17 Eastern Kemucky 39 Coach Wayne Chapman Record 3-8-0 *Later forfeued 10 Marshall MSU 1983 OPP Coach· Bill Baldridge 3 al Kentucky Stale 7 i\lSU 1977 OPP 0 Marshall 35 i\lS 1989 OPP 13 Akron 12 17 Middle Tennessee 56 7 at Marshall 30 26 al Marshall 38 0 31 Murray S1a1e 38 38 Kentucky S1a1c• 0 24 Middle Tennessee 2 1 3 Ausun Peay 1-1 1-1 Libcny 3-1 17 al Murray Stale 3 0 Akron 31 35 at Samford• 28 7 Ausun Peay 21 3 al Tennessee Tech 1-1 13 al Murray S1a1e 27 22 al Tennessee Tech 2-1 7 a, Western Kentucky 38 32 Middle Tennessee 3-1 20 al Western Kentucky 20 2-1 l.Jbcny Baptist 16 1-1 al Tennessee State 23 34 East Tennessee 37 0 Eastern Kentucky 56 23 al Austin Peay• 22 7 at UT-Martin 49 27 at Youngstown Stale 20 14 Tennessee Tech* 8 13 Eastern Kentucky -12 Record 2-9-0 13 al Cincrnnau 10 Record 2-6-2 Coach S1e,e Loney 31 Eas1ern Kentucky 38 Coach Wayne Chapman Record 5-6-0 i\lSU 198-1 OPP Coach 81 II Baldndge MSU 1978 OPP 31 Georgetown 0 • Later forfeited 7 Kentucky State 7 6 at Marshall -IO 6 at Middle Tennessee 9 28 James Mawson 38 MSU 1990 OPP -19 Murray State 32 28 at Middle Tennessee -12 1-1 al Marshall 28 16 at Ausun Peay 19 28 Murray Stale 58 0 Western Kentucky 2-1 9 a, UT-Martin 13 1-1 at Ausun Peay 21 35 at Kentucky State 13 20 Tennessee Tech 21 3 at Akron 27 13 at Libcny -12 7 Western Kentucky 35 43 Tennessee Tech 1-1 47 Morgan State 0 31 at East Tennessee 30 31 Western Kentucky 33 7 at Tennessee Tech 2-1 0 31 Eastern Kentucky 30 38 al Eastern Kentucky 48 3-1 Ausun Peay 7 Record 2-6-1 31 Youngstown State 35 22 Samford 25 Coach· Wayne Chapman Record 2-9-0 0 31 Middle Tennessee 37 Coach. Bill Baldridge 69 Murray State 6 MSU 1979 OPP 27 at Eastern Kentucky 17 14 31 Kentucky State 7 MSU 1985 O PP Record 5-6-0 28 Middle Tennessee 7 10 Marshall 27 Coach Cole Proctor 7 31 Murray State 31 1-1 at James MadJSon 35 7 Ausun Pea) 0 -II Salem 1-1 M SU 1991 OPP 7 UT-Manin 0 14 Middle Tennessee 33 14 at Samford 52 3 at Tennessee Tech 3 9 at Murray State 35 II at Marshall 70 3 at Western Kentucky 0 10 Austin Peay 1-1 2 1 at Western Kentucky 48 17 Akron 23 9 Akron 38 28 UT-l\lanm 32 3 at James Madison 16 6 at Tennessee Tech 59 12 Libcny 10 7 Eastern Kentucky 3-1 13 at Western Kentucky 26 20 at Murray State 10 Record· 5+1 0 Eastern Kentucky 26 21 Tennessee Tech 20 Coach· Tom l.Jchtenbcrg 17 at Youngstown State 20 33 Austin Peay 1-1 Record 1-10-0 16 at Southeast Missouri 17 MSU 1980 OPP Coach 8111 Baldridge 3 Middle Tennessee 31 8 Marshall 35 10 Eastern Kentucky -II 21 James Madison 18 MSU 1986 OPP Record -1-- 7-0 17 m M iddlc Tennessee 10 19 at Marshall 10 Coach· Cole Proctor 6 Murray State 30 27 James Madison 24 21 at Ausun Peay 23 36 at Wichita State 35 MSU 1992 OPP 20 at Youngstown State 1-1 33 Kentuck) State 10 7 at Marshall -19 29 Tennessee Tech 31 27 Ausun Peay 10 0 West Virg1rua State 22 7 Western Kentucky 17 28 nt Tennessee Tech 20 7 nt UT-Manin 20 20 a, Libcn y Baptist 23 7 at Akron 30 7 at East Tennessee 17 15 Kentucky State 10 II Murray State -15 1-1 Tennessee State 2-1 14 at Eastern Kentucky 18 7 at Middle Tennessee 2-1 31 Murray State 7 Record -1--7-0 27 Youngstown State 1-1 12 at Tennessee Tech 31 Coach Tom Lichtenberg 6 at Eastern Kentucky 23 41 at Austin Peay 3-1 Record. 7--1-0 20 Southeast Missouri 17 MSU 198 1 O PP 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 Murra) State 20 0 at Marshall 29 Coach Cole Proctor 28 Ausun Peay -12 37 Kentucky State 0 14 at Akron 31 10 a1 James Madison -1--1 MSU 1993 O PP 17 31 Tennessee Tech 35 23 Southern Arkansas 38 0 at Marshall 56 15 at Western Kentucky 19 13 at Austin Peay 20 1-1 at Alabama-B1rn11ngham 52 3-1 Libeny Bapus1 10 14 Tennessee Tech 52 52 West Virgima Tech 1-1 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 State 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 OPP Coach 8111 Baldndge 0 at Murra) State 39 24 Franklin 17 0 UT-Marun 17 28 Kentucky State 6 M SU 1988 OPP 7 Eastern Kentucky -1--1 0 at Middle Tennessee 30 17 Marshall 30 Record· 3-8-0 13 Murray State 10 0 Western Kentucky 3-1 Coach Cole Proctor 16 Ausun Peay 17 29 at Kentuck) State 12 6 at Akron 28 9 at l.Jbeny 3-1 38 Tennessee Tech 1-1 17 Samford 18 17 Western Kentucky 13 22 Murray State 29

26 Morehead State University (vear-by-Vear D MSU 1994 OPP MSU 1997 OPP MSU 20-00 OPP 7 at Marshall 71 55 Ausun Peay -13 -16 Butler -13 0 East Tennessee -1-1 56 Valparaiso 2-1 1-1 a1 Day1on 55 10 Tennessee S1a1e -18 28 Da) tOn -12 28 al Valpar:uso 2-1 14 Tennessee Tech 56 17 a1 South Ronda 33 31 al Davidson (OT) 38 20 Southeast Missouri 45 37 Wofford 35 56 Bow1eS1a1e 1-1 6 at Middle Tennessee 63 56 a1 Miles -II 73 a1 Austin Peay 10 6 at Ausun Peay 73 37 a1 S1 Joseph's 7 63 Kemucky Wesleyan 3-1 15 Alabama-Bmningham 36 2-1 a1 Wesiern Ken1uck) 3 21 a1 Southern U1ah 35 6 Murray State -15 55 Charleston Southern 27 -12 Wes1rni nster 38 7 at UT-Manin 21 5-1 Evans-,lle 27 Record: 6-3 7 at Eastern Kentucky 54 Record· 7-3 Head Coach· Man Ballard Record· 0-1 I -0 Head Coach Mall Ballard Head Coach· Man Ballard MSU 2001 OPP ~•su 1998 OPP 27 Tusculum 3-1 1SU 1995 OPP -1-1 a1 Ausun Pea> 21 27 at Butler 29 36 Kenrucky Wesleyan II 55 Butler 17 27 a1J acksonville 39 0 Middle Tennessee -12 29 a1 Valparaiso 19 22 Dayton 42 24 UT-Martin -19 35 atDayton (OT) 3-1 24 Valparaiso 10 22 Charles1on Southern 3-1 0 Elon 59 28 Davidson 17 14 a1 Tennessee State -15 58 Thomas More 26 31 a1 UT Manin 13 13 al Murray S1ate 63 -II al VMI 3 14 a1K en1ucky State 21 29 Tennessee Tech 36 56 Be1hel 0 29 Austin Peay 2-1 26 Austin Peay 13 27 a1 Charleston Sou1hcrn 20 34 a1K emucky Wesleyan 3 12 at Southeast Missouri 21 53 Kemucky Wesleyan 3-1 35 a1Tiffin 1-1 10 al Eastern Kentucky 41 22 at Sou1h Ronda 38 Record 6-5 Record· 2-8 Record 9-2 Head Coach Mau Ballard Head Coach· Mau Ballard Head Coach Mall Ballard

M SU 1996 OPP MSU 1999 OPP 6 a1 Dayton 52 40 Davulson 0 2-1 a1 Vaparaiso 0 56 al Buller 3-1 24 Kentucky Wesleyan 18 50 Dayton 39 30 al Charleston Southern 27 28 al West Georgia (OT) 3-1 14 al Wofford -II 22 al New Haven 52 22 St Joseph's• Ind 26 21 Valparaiso 31 6-1 Quincy 1-1 47 Ausun Peay 7 26 Western Kentucky 31 56 a1 Ken1u ck) Wesleyan 21 38 at EvansVJlle 21 6 a1 Elon -II 60 Wes1Vi rginia S1a1e 22 33 Southern Utah 51 Record: 6--1 Record. 5-5 Head Coach: Mall Ballard Head Coach· Man Ballard Head Football Coaches Year Coach w L T PCT. 1927-35 George D. Downi ng 28 32 3 .467 1936-52 Ell i T. Johnson 54 44 10 .55 1 No Football 1943-45 1953-55 Wilbur (Shorty) Jamerson 0 26 0 .000 1956-58 Paul Adams 4 2 1 I . 160 1959-67 Gu y Penny 39 39 2 .500 1968-7 1 John (Jake) Hallum 22 17 I .546 1972-75 Roy M . Terry IS 26 I .366 1976-78 Wayne Chapman 7 20 3 .259 1979-80 Tom Lichtenberg 9 II I .450 198 1-83 Steve Loney 8 24 0 .250 1984-89 Bill Baldridge 20 45 0 .262 1990-93 Cole Proctor 15 29 0 .340 1994- Matt Ballard 4 1 41 0 .500 Totals 262 375 22 .411

Morehead State's Largest Victories Year Pts. 1941 104 MS U 104 Ri o Grande 0 1927 83 MS U 83 Broadddus 0 1938 76 MSU 76 Lawrence Tech 0 1937 66 MSU 66 Alfred Holbrook 0 1990 63 MSU 69 Murray State 6 2000 63 MSU 73 Austin Peay IO

Eagle Football 2002r., 27 The University)

Meeting the educationaJ needs of Eastern Kentucky while triving to constantly improve the quality of it public service, econo mic development and applied research progra ms are the primary o bjectives of Morehead State Uni versity. Historically the University traces its lineage to the Morehead ormal School, which opened its doors in 1887. The private school clo ed in the spring of I 922 when the Kentucky General Assembly established Morehead State Normal School. The state in titution accepted its first students in the fa ll of I 923 and graduated its first class in 1927. Name changes occurred in 1926 when "and Teacher College" was added, again in 1930 w hen it was shorte ned to Morehead State Teachers Co llege, again in 1948 when "Teachers" wa dropped and, finally, to univer ity status in 1966. Twelve men, starting with Dr. Frank C. Button, have served as pre ident. Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin a sumed office as the 12th president on July 1, 1992. Academicall y, the University offer 76 undergraduate degree programs, including nine a sociate level degree and 12 pre-profe sional program in four college -­ Business, Education, Humani ties, and Scie nce and Technology -- and 19 academic departments. There are 15 graduate degree progr am s plus 17 graduate level non-degree programs designed es­ pecially for professional educators. A post­ master's level degree, education specialist w ith four speciality area , and a joint doctoraJ program with the U ni versity of Kentucky also are offered on the MSU campus. C las e a lso are conducted in Ashland, Jackson , Maysville, Pikeville, Prestonsburg, West Liberty, Whitesburg and other locations.

28 Morehead State University (The University

Extended campus centers located in Ashland, Jack on, Affairs . Adminis tratio n and Fiscal Services, Preston burg, and We t Liberty are taffed with full -time Development and Alumni Relations, Student Life and personnel. Additionally, the University offers a number University Relations--each headed by a vice president. of distance learning cour es throughout the region via Athletically, the Univer ity sponsors 18 intercollegiate Internet and interacti ve video. Sixty-one percent of sports for men and women in accordance with the MSU's 340 full-time faculty member hold doctoral regulations of the Ohio Valley Conference, the Pioneer degrees. Football League and Di vision I of the ati onaJ Collegiate Physically, the Uni versity i located in the foothills of Athletic A ociation. MSU al o supports an intramural the Daniel Boone National Forest in Rowan County. The program involving more than 20 team and individual nearly 500-acre mai n campu within the city li mit of ports. Morehead includes more than 50 major structures with a total replacement value of more than $ 144 million. Beyond the city, the University's real estate holdings include the 320-acre Derrickson Agriculture complex and a nine-hole public golf course. The instructional plant includes 120 class rooms and 11 2 laboratorie . Housing facilities include space for approximately 3,400 ingle student and 138 families. Fiscally, the University currently operates on an annual budget of $93.1 million with about $44.7 million provided by the state and $29.4 million coming from tuition and fees and other sources. Additionall y, grants and contracts from external sources for research, service and academic/student support projects generate more than $ 10 million each year. Private donations to the Uni ver ity, mainly through the MSU Foundation, Inc., have reached $ 15 million. Statistically, the Uni versity has awarded more than 51 ,000 degree and currently has 1,049 full ­ time employee . The student body represents 105 Kentucky counties, 43 tate and 37 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 $80 million yearly. Administrati vely, the Uni versity i governed by an 11 -member Board of Regents with eight citizens appointed by the governor and three seats held by the elected faculty, taff and student representative . Management of the institution is vested primarily in five divisions -- Academic

Eagle Football 2002r,, 29 University Administration

Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin President Dr. Rona ld G. Eaglin, an outspo­ The University's CEO ha made pre entations aero the ken proponent of tudent ucce country on student retenti on and the role of the Pre ident in strategies in college administration, accomplishing this goal. Involved with numerous publica­ has erved ince July I, 1992, a tions on this topic, he edited the book "Five Habits of Suc­ the 12th president of More head cessful students" published by the International Organi zation State University in Morehead, Ky. for Student Success. A native of St. Louis, Mo., Presi­ Dr. Eaglin was a member of the AASCU Board of Direc­ dent Eagli n came to Kentucky from tors and had the distinction of repre enting two different in­ the chancellor hip of Coa tat Caro­ stitutions on the CAA Presidents Commission. He currently lina University in Conway, S.C. serves on the NCAA Board of Directors for Division I. His Previously, he was vice chancell or consulting work in student personnel and academic matters for academic affairs at the Uni ver- has taken him in recent year to Cyprus, China and Ireland s i ty o f South Caro lina a t and to numerou campu es across this country. Spartanburg. Earli er, he was the southeast regional director Preside nt Eaglin is active in economic development mat­ of the Ameri can College Testing Program (ACT). ters in East Kentucky, serving pre ently by appointme nt of A former chair of Kentucky's Conference of Univer ity Gov. Paul Patt on on the Kentucky Appalachian Commission Presidents, Dr. Eaglin holds a bachelor's degree in biology and Education Pays Task Force. He i a member of the Board and mathematics from Southeast Missouri State Univer ity, of Directors of the Morehead-Rowan County Chamber of a master' degree in student personnel administration from Commerce. Southern Illinois Uni versity and a doctoral degree in educa­ Dr. Eaglin and his wife, Bonnie, have four adult children tion psychology from the Uni versity of Utah. and fi ve grandchildren. President Eaglin's expertise in student retention recently was highlighted in a research re port he w ro te for the Ame rican A ociation of State College and Univer­ sity (AASCU) on the role of campus chie f executes in helping students be success­ ful in college. Dr. Eaglin ini­ tiated a tudy of the teacher education program on the MSU campu that led to a review and improvement of the University' program. In addition, he wa involved in the formation of a "P- 16+ Regional Council" bringing toge the r re presentati ves from the public and private colleges in the area, school superintendents, local gov­ ernment leaders, members of state agencies and CEO's of regional businesse and in­ dustry, whic h is based at MSU.

30 Morehead State University (_A_th_le_t_ic_s_S_ta_ff______---L __:'.:_JD Chip Smith Director of Athletics

Jo eph C. (Chip) Smith Jr., be­ Pri or to EKU, Smith served both a an associate and a an came the eighth di rector of athlet­ assistant director of athletics at Virginia Military Institu te in ics at Morehead State University in Lex ington, Va. He was an assistant athletic director for de­ Augu t. velopment at the Uni versity of North Carolina at Charlotte A hi ghly organized professional from 1984-1991 and athletic busines and ticket manager from with extensive knowledge in 1984-88. NCAA Division I ath letic pro­ A fo rmer high school teacher and coach, Smith is a mem­ grams, Smith ha nearly 20 year ber of the National Association of Collegiate Directors of experience in athletic admi nistra­ Athletics and NCAA Certificati on Peer Review Team . A ti on with a background in the inter­ fo rmer chapter advi er fo r Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, he i a nal and external workings of inter- YMCA youth league coach and a past president of the collegiate athleti cs. Children's Network Inc., a community-owned and operated Joining the EKU staff in 1999, Smith served as associate after-school center fo r at-risk children. athleti cs director before being named director of the program He is a graduate of the Univer ity of North Carolina at in 200 1. Hi financial experti e wa re ponsible for saving Chapel Hill where he earned a bachelor's degree in educa­ the uni versity more than $ 100,000 by developing a trategy ti on in 1978 and a master's degree in athletic administrati on to bring marketing and sponsorship sales in-house and initi­ in 1989. He received the first Distinguished Alumnus in ating an incenti ve program to encourage fund-rais ing acti vi­ Spo1ts Admini tration Award from UNC. tie . He supervi ed the admini trati ve and coaching staffs, A native of Siler Cit y, N.C., Smith and hi wife, Gale, created the po ition of assistant compliance coordinator as have a daughter, Chesley, and a son, Cort. well as an assistant athletic director for development to strengthen student-athlete re lations efforts.

Brian Hutchinson Associate Director of Athletics Brian Hutchinson begin hi sec­ as a staff assistant in the Uni ver ity's Office of Development ond year a Associate Ath letic Di­ and Alumni Relations. In the 2000-0 1 year, he served an rector. His duties wiII include serv­ internship with the Oh io Valley Conference office, assisting ing as Director of Development and with the league's ba eball championships and earned a master's Marketing, managing day-to-day degree in ports administration. operation of the department, in­ A 1996 cum laude gradu ate of Morehead State Uni versity, cluding overseeing the sports info r­ Hutchinson earned a Bachelor of Bu iness Administration. mation and athl etic training office , During his senior year, the Louisa, Ky., native served a the and managing the department' an­ Student Government Associati on President and wa a stu­ nual budget. dent repre entative to the MSU Board of Regents. He has Hutchinson previously served as remained acti ve in the alumni a sociation of Sigma Alpha Developme nt Director fo r two Epsilon, and he holds member hips in NACDA and NACMA. years, before as urning the post of Director of Development Hutchinson and his wife, Elizabeth, have one son, Ben­ and Marketing. Prior to that, he erved 18 months as a re­ jamin and they re ide in Morehead. gional development officer for the University and ix months

Eagle Football 2002T,, 31 Athletics Staff)

Jim Wells Compliance and Educational Services Director

Jim Wells, whose more than two He spent six years as Compliance Coordinator and five year decades of involvement with More­ as Academic/Athl etic Counselor. head State University athletics A two-time graduate of MSU, the 48-year-old Wells is in range from erving as an under­ charge of monitoring the University's compliance with CAA graduate student manager of the and Ohio Va lley Confere nce rule and legislation a well a Eagle ba eball quad 10 serving as the academic progre s of Eagle athletes. s po rts in formatio n director to An avid golfer and former manager of the University Golf coaching the Eagle oftball team, Course, Wells i a life-long resident of Morehead. He i a is MSU's Compliance and Educa­ golf ru le official and has worked numerous state and regional tional Services Director. tournaments.

Richard Fletcher, A. T., C. Head Athletic Trainer

Ric hard Fletcher is in his econd ing c lasses in the fi eld of athletic training. year as Head Athletic Trainer at Fletcher pe nt four year a the first certified athletic trainer Morehead State. at Rowan County Senior High School in Morehead. Prior to Fletcher is two-time MSU gradu­ that, he was a student and graduate as istant trainer at MSU. ate, earning a bachelor's degree in He has held offi ces for the Kentucky Athletic Trainer So­ 1992 and a ma ter's degree in 2002. ciety and Southea tern Athletic Trainers Association. Fletcher He rejoins the Uni versity after has made numerou written and oral presentati ons in the field serving as a clinical certified ath­ of athletic training. letic trainer in Central Kentucky. He is married to the former Wendy Tackett of Olive Hill, Prior to that appointment, he spent Ky. The have two daughters, All ison Brooke and Reagan three year a the athletic trainer for Kentucky State Univer­ Kourtney. sity. While at KSU, he erved a a professor adjunct, teach-

Jason Lerner Assistant Athletic Director

Jason Lerner begin his second Basketball Championships, both of which were held in At­ year as Assistant Athletic Director lanta. at Morehead State Uni versity. A 26-year old nati ve of Tallahas ee, Fla., Lerner was a He came to MSU after erving standout ba eball player at Li ncoln High School. He the be­ nearly two years as the Director of came a four-year letterwinner in ba eball at Furman Univer­ Sports Marketing at Georgia State sity, where he earned a bachelor' degree. Un ivers ity. While at GSU, he He earned a master's degree from the University of Geor­ served as Director of Marketing for gia. While at Georgia, he worked a a game day staff mem­ the 200 I NCAA Women's Tennis ber fo r the Atlanta Braves. Championship and as Tournament Prior t.o joining the staff at GSU, he served as a marketing Director for the Tran America Athletic Conference Men's assistant at the Peach Bowl.

32 Morehead State University (___A_th_le_ti_cs_St_aff ______----lj ~ D Staff Directory (Area Code 606) University Administration Dr. Ronald G. Eaglin, President ...... 783-2022 Athletic Administration Madonna Weather , Vice President fo r Student Life ...... 783-2070 Chip Smith, Director of Athletic ...... 783-2089 Peggy O borne, Faculty Representative ...... 783-2755 Brian Hutchi nson, A sociate Director of Athletic ...... 783-2088 Jason Lerner, Assistant Athletic Director ...... 783-2387 Jim Well , Compliance and Educational Services Di rector ...... 783-5 136 Leslie Faber, Senior Woman Administrator ...... 783-2589 Head Coaching Staff Matt Ba llard, Football ...... 783-2020 Dr. Rex Chaney, Golf ...... 783-2396 Lesli e Faber, Soccer ...... 783-2589 John Jarnagin, Baseball ...... 783-2882 Laura Litter, Women's Basketball ...... 783-2126 Dan Lindsey, Track and Cross Country ...... 783-2653 Kyle Macy, Men's Basketball ...... 783-2087 Walt Rybka, Rifle ...... 783-2289 Mike Swan, Volleyball ...... 783-2122 Jennifer VanSickle, Softball ...... 783-5283 Athletic Training Richard Fletcher, Head Athletic Trainer ...... 783-2392 Jamey Carver, Assistant Athletic Traine r ...... 783-2790 Sports Information Randy Stacy, Director ...... 783-2500 Brad Laux, Assistant Director ...... 783-2500 Clerical Staff Tammy Boyd, Football ...... 783-2020 Jenn y Duncan, Athletics ...... 783-2088 Brenda Fankell, Sport Info rmation ...... 783-2500 Sherry Mays, Ath letics ...... 783-2088

Peggy Osborne Jamey Carver Jenny Duncan Leslie Faber Sherry Mays Athletic Secretary Faculty Representative Asst. Athletic Trainer Athletics Secretary Senior Woman Adm.

Eagle Football 2002 ,w 33 Coaching Staff, Captains, Eagle Sports Network

Eagle Coaching Staff The 2002 Eagle Coaching Staff - Kneeling from left, Rob Tenyer (Runningback /Strength & Conditioning), Joe Arpasi (Graduate Assis­ tant/Defensive Back ), Kelly Ford (Defensive Tackles) and Zach Moore (Linebacke r /Re­ cruiting Coordinator). Standing from left, Matt Steinfeldt (Graduate Assistant/Wide Recei v­ ers), John Gi ll iam (Defensive Coordinator/ Defensive End ), Head Coach Matt Ballard and Gary Dunn (Offensive Coordinator/Offen­ sive Li ne).

2002 Eagle Captains Eagle Sports Network

Chuck Mraz "The Voice of the Eagles"

Veteran sportscaster Chuck Mraz will again serve as "The Voice of the Eagle "on the Eagle Sport et work. M raz is assistant new director and sports director at WMKY, Morehead State's campus radio stati on. He has won numerous awards for his news and sports report­ ing, including being named Kentucky Sportscaster of the Year. Joining Mraz on Eagle Football broadcasts thi sea on The 2002 Eagle Captains - Kneeling from le ft. Brandon wi ll be Jason Blanton and Nelson Gullett. Blanton has Phillips (Sr., DB, Hamilton, Ohi o) and Zac Prewitt (S r. , LB, broadcast MSU men's and women's basketball, football Corbin, Ky.). Standing from le ft, Chri Parker (Sr.. OT, and ba eball for the ESN. Gullett currently works for Harrogate, Tenn.), Jason Fights (Sr., OL, C inc innati, Ohio) WMKY and ha additi onal broadcast expe rience. and David White (Sr., FB, Bowling Green, Ky.)

34 Morehead State University (___ T_h_e_P_io_n_e_e_r_F_o_o_t_b_a1 _1_ L_e_ag_u_e______1 · D The Pioneer Football League

The 2002 sea on is Morehead State University's ec­ at the di vi ionaJ level. Therefore, the five charter mem­ ond in the Pioneer Football League. bers (Evan ville the fifth before dropping football in This season marks the I 0th year for the PFL. How­ 1997) - joined together, sharing a common academic ever, it was during 200 I that the PFL saw it greate t and athletic philo ophy and a common commitment to change ince it inception in 1993. operate quality football programs. The league grew to nine members with the addition of The league spent it fir t eason in 1993 under the ad­ the four new school , Austin Peay State University, ministrative guidance of the Mis ouri Valley Conference, Davidson College, Jacksonville University and but the offices moved to St. Loui in 1994, where cur­ Morehead State University. The expansion neces itated rent commissioner Patty Viverito took over PFL leader­ that two divisions be formed, with charter member ship. Butler University, the University of Dayton, Drake Uni­ In 1996, the Yankee Conference, a football only con­ versity and Valparaiso University, plu the University of ference, disbanded as its members began playing under San Diego (joining in 1992) forming the North Divi- the Atlantic- IO umbrella, making the Pioneer Football ion, and the newest members becoming the South Di­ League and the Gateway Football Conference the only vision. Division I conferences that spon or football as their onl y The final 200 l season change was the creation of a sport. Additionally, the PFL, the Ivy League and the Pa­ championship game between the winners of the north triot League are the only NCAA Division I-AA confer­ and south division. ence that provide only need-based financial aid for foot­ The PFL is committed to operating a qual ity football ball players. program for the benefit of student-athletes and the uni­ The PFL remains a proponent of NCAA Division I­ versity community. It is comprised of NCAA Division I AA legislation that would develop a classification for universities that previously sponsored intercollegiate Division I football program operating with need-based football at other levels. With the passing of NCAA leg­ aid and adopted the moniker of Pioneer based on the islation at the January 1991 convention, Division I insti­ intent to become the first league in that new division. tution were required to conduct all intercollegiate sports •II•1oneer football league

For Pioneer Football League Information, Contact Information Director Cody Bush at (931) 221-7561

Eagle Football 2002r,, 35 OL-=-t------O_p_p_o_n_e_nt_s) Cumberland Kentucky State Butler (Game 1) August 31, 2002 (Game 3) September 14, 2002 (Game 5) September 18, 2002 7:00 p.m. EDT - Morehead 1:00 p.m. EDT - Morehead 1 :00 p.m. EDT - Morehead Jayne Stadium (10,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000) Butler Bowl (18,000) SID: Jennifer L. Wake-Floyd SID: Ron Braden SID: Jim McGrath Offi ce Phone: (606) 539-4364 Office Phone: (502) 597-6019 Office Phone: (3 17) 940-967 1 Home Phone: N/A Home Phone: N/A Home Phone: (3 17) 842-5940 Press Box Pho ne: (606) 539-407 1 Press Box Phone: (502) 597-6923 Press Box Phone: (3 17) 940-9817 Fax Phone: (606) 539-4459 Fax Phone: (502) 597-6466 Fax Phone: (3 17) 940-9808 SID MaiJing Address: SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: 7988 College Station Drive KSU Hinkle Fieldhouse - 5 10 W. 49th St. Williamsburg, KY 40769 Frankfort, KY 40601 Indianapolis, IN 46208 Founded: 1889 Founded: 1886 Founded: 1855 President: Dr. James H. Taylor President: Dr. Paul E. Bibbins, Jr. President: Dr. Bobby Fong Enrollment: 1.700 Enrollment: 2.312 Enrollment: 4 .1 00 Nickname: Patriots Nickname: Thorobreds Nickname: Bulldogs Colors: Maroon & White Colors: Kelly Green & Light Gold Colors: Blue & White Conference: Mid-South Conference: SIAC Conference: Pioneer Football League Stadium: James H. Taylor TI (2.400) Stadium: Alumni Stadium (6,000) Stadium: Butler Bowl ( 18,000) Athletic Director: Randy Vernon Athletic Director: Derrick Ram ey Athletic Director: John Parry Head Coach: C huck King Head Coach: Donald Smi th Head Coach: Kit Cartwright Alma Mater: Carson-Newman '85 Alma Mater: Western Ky. '92 Alma Mater: Bowling Green '76 Record at CC: 3-7 ( I year) Record at KS U: 3-8 ( I year) Record at B U: First Year Career Record: 3-7 ( I year) Career Record : 3-8 ( I year) Career Record: First Year Office Phone: (606) 559-4423 Office Phone: (502) 597-673 1 Office Phone: (3 17) 940-9375 Interview Policy: Call SID Interview Policy: mornings Interview Policy: Call SID

Valparaiso Tusculum Davidson (Game 2) September 7, 2002 (Game 4) September 21, 2002 (Game 6) October 5, 2001 1:00 p.m. CDT - Valparaiso l :30 p.m. EDT - Greeneville 1:00 p.m. EDT - Davidson Brown Field (5,000) Pioneer Field (3,500) Richardson Stadium (4,000) SID: Bill Rogers SID: Do m Donnell y SID: Rick Bender Office Phone: (2 19) 464-6953 Offi ce Phone: (423) 636-7326 Office Phone: (704) 892-2123 Home Phone: (2 19) 477-4605 Home Phone: (423) 787-9789 Home Phone: (704) 660-3550 Press Box Phone: (2 19) 464-5232 Press Box Phone: (423) 636-7344 Press Box Pho ne: (704) 892-3324 Fax Phone: (2 19) 464-5762 Fax Phone: (423) 636-7370 Fax Phone: (704) 892-2636 SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: Valparaiso University P.O. Box 5054 - 301 Rankin Hall P.O. Box 1750 Valparaiso, IN 46383 Greenevi lle, TN 37743 Davidson. N.C. 28036 Founded: 1859 Founded: 1794 Founded: 1837 President: Dr. Alan Harre President: Dr. Dolphus E. Henry President: Robert F. "Bobby" Vagt Enrollment: 3,377 Enrollment: 1.700 Enrollment: 1,650 Nickname: Crusaders Nickname: Pi oneers Nickname: Wildcats Colors: Brown & Gold Colors: Orange & Black Colors: Red & Black Conference: Pioneer Football League Conference: South Atlantic Conference: Pi oneer Football League Stadium: Brown Field (5,000) Stadium: Pioneer Field (3,500) Stadium: Richardson Stadium (4.000) Athletic Director: William Steinbrecher Athletic Director: Ed Hoffmeyer Athletic Director: James E. Murphy Head Coach: Tom Horne Head Coach: Frankie DeBusk Head Coach: Mike Toop Alma Mater: Wi consin-LaCrosse, '76 Alma Mater: Fum1an '9 1 Alma Mater: US Merchant Marine '77 Record at VU: 53-81- 1 ( 13 years) Record at TC: 22-2 1 (4 years) Record at DC: 5-4 ( I year) Career Record: 79- 11 2-2 ( 19 year ) Career Record: 22-2 1 (4 years) Career Record: 5-4 ( I year) Office Phone: (2 19) 646-5229 Office Phone: (423) 636-7302 Offi ce Phone: (704) 892-2378 Interview Policy: early afternoon Interview Po licy: Call mornings Interview Policy: mornings

36 Morehead State University (~o_p_po_n_e_n_ts______~l ~D St. Joseph's Austin Peay Dayton (Game 7) October 12, 2002 (Game 9) October 26, 2002 (Game 11) November 9, 2002 1:00 p.m. EDT - Morehead 1 :00 p.m. CDT - Clarksville 1:00 p.m. EST - Dayton Jayne Stadium (1 0,000) Governors Stadium (10,000) Welcome Stadium (11,000) SID: Joe Danahey SID: Brad Kinley SID: Doug Hauschild Office Phone: (2 19) 866-614 1 Office Phone: (93 1) 22 1-756 1 Office Phone: (937) 229-4460 Home Phone: (219) 866-0068 Home Phone: (93 1) 553-2845 Home Phone: (937) 426- 1863 Press Box Phone: (2 19) 866-6000 (6074) Press Box Phone: (93 1) 221-7 191 Press Box Phone: (937) 229-4433 Fax Phone: (219) 866-6280 Fax Phone: (93 1) 221-7562 Fax Phone: (937) 229-4461 SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: P.O. Box 45 15 SID Mailing Address: P.O. Box 875 Austin Peay State Uni versity 300 College Park Rensselaer, fN 4 7978 Clarksvi lle. TN 37044 Dayton, OH 45469- 1238 Founded: 1891 Founded: 1927 Founded: 1850 President: Dr. Ernest R. Mills ITT President: Dr. Shery Hoppe (I nterim) President: Dr. Daniel Curran Enrollment: 900 Enrollment: 7,211 Enrollment: 6,500 ickname: Pumas Nickname: Governors ickname: Flyers Colors: Cardinal & Purple Colors: Red & White Colors: Blue & Red Conference: Independent Conference: Pioneer Football League Conference: Pi oneer Football League Stadium: Alumni Stadium (3,000) Stadium: Governors Stadium ( I 0.000) Stadium: Welcome Stadium ( 11 ,000) Athletic Director: Bill Ma soels Athletic Director: Dave Loos Athletic Director: Ted Ki ssell Head Coach: Tom Riva Head Coach: Bill Schmitz Head Coach: Mike Kelly Alma Mater: Albion, '90 Alma Mater: Coa t Guard Acad. '76 Alma Mater: Manchester, '70 Record at JU: 20-33 (5 years) Record at APSU: 12-41 (5 years) Record at VD: 195-40- 1 (2 1 years) Career Record: 20-33 (5 year ) Career Record: 32-60 ( IO years) Career Record: 195-40-1 (21 year ) Office Phone: (219) 866-6222 Office Phone: (93 1) 221-7905 Office Phone: (937) 229-4423 Interview Policy: Call SID Interview Policy: 10:00 a. m.-noon Interview Policy: Open

Jacksonville Tiffin 2002 Road Headquarters (Game 8) October 19, 2002 (Game 10) ovember 2, 2002 1:00 p.m. EDT - Morehead 1:00 p.m. EST - Morehead Valparaiso Game (Sept. 6-7) Jayne Stadium (10,000) Jayne Stadium (10,000) Super 8 - Merrillville, 8300 Louisiana SID: Jamie Zeitz SID: Shane O'Donnnell Street, Merrillville, Ind., 2 19-736-8383 Office Phone: (904) 745-7409 Office Phone: (419) 448-3288 Home Phone: (904) 762-0360 Home Phone: ( 4 I 9) 448-7014 Tusculum Game (Sept. 20-21) Press Box Phone: (904) 745-7588 Press Box Phone: TBA Comfort Lnn, 1790 E. Andrew Johnson Fax Phone: (904) 745-7 179 Fax Phone: (4 19) 443-5007 Hwy., Greeneville, Tenn., 423-639-4185 SID Mailing Address: SID Mailing Address: 2800 University Blvd. N. 155 Miami Street Jacksonville. FL 322 11 Tiffin, OH 44883 Davidson Game (Oct. 4-5) Founded: 1934 Founded: 1881 Days Inn-Lake orman, Interstate 77 and President: David Harlow President: George Kidd. Jr. Hwy. 150. Mooresville, N.C. , 704-664- Enrollment: 2.350 Enrollment: 1.500 4666 Nickname: Dolphins Nickname: Dragons Colors: Green & White Colors: Green & Gold Austin Peay Game (Oct. 25-26) Conference: Pioneer Football League Conference: Ind. Football Alliance Quality Inn Downtown, N. Second Street. Stadium: Milne Field (5.000) Stadium: Frost-Kalnow (4.500) Clarksville. Tenn., 93 1-645-9084 Athletic Director: Hugh Durham Athletic Director: Ian Day Head Coach: Steve Gilbert Head Coach: Cam Cruickshank Dayton Game (Nov. 8-9) Alma Mater: West Chester, '79 Alma Mater: Windsor '92 Record at JU: 16-24 (4 year) Record at TU: 17-26 (4 years) Days In n North, 7470 Miller Lane, Day­ Career Record: 57-72 ( 13 years) Career Record: 17-26 (4 years) ton, Ohio, 937-898-4946 Office Phone: (904) 745-7470 Office Phone: (419) 448-3356 Interview Policy: Call SID Interview Policy: Call directly

Eagle Football 2002 ,_., 37 Opponent Composite Schedule) 0~ J------C omposit e Schedule of 2002 Opponents

August 29 October 5 Canisius at Dayton. I p.m. EST Austin Peay at St. Joseph's, 12 noon CST Cumberland (Tenn.) at Austi n Peay. 7:30 p.m. MSU at Davidson, 1 p.m. EDT Davidson at Hampden-Sydney. I :30 p.m. EST Butler at Dayton. I p.m. EDT CDT Jacksonville at Fla. International. 3:30 p.m. Valparai oat Drake. I p.m. CDT August 31 EST Jacksonville at San Diego. 7 p.m. PDT Cumberland (Ky.) at MSU, 7 p.m. EDT Ky. State at Miles. 3 p.m. CST Ky. State vs. Morehouse (in Columbus. Ohio). St. Joseph's at Indianapolis. I p.m. CDT 2 p.m. EDT Catawba at Tusculum. I :30 p.m. EST September 5 Austi n Peay at Troy State. 6 p.m. CDT ovember 9 Tusculum at UT Manin, 7 p.m. CDT Cumberland (Ky.) at Cumberland (Tenn.). I :30 Dayton at MSU, I p.m. EST p.m. EDT Butler at Quincy. 12 noon CST September 7 St. Joseph's at Ky. Wesleyan, I :30 p.m. CDT Lindenwood at Valparaiso. I p.m. CST MSU at Valparaiso, 12 noon CDT New Haven at Tiffin. I :30 p.m. EDT Davidson at Austin Peay. 2 p.m. EST Tiffin at Butler. 12 noon CDT Tusculum at Wingate. I :30 p.m. EDT Edward Water at Jacksonville. I p.m. EST Dayton at St. Francis (Pa.), I p.m. EDT October 12 Tuskegee at Kentucky State, 7 p.m. EST Austi n Peay at Campbellsville. I p.m. EDT Lenoir-Rhyne at Tuscul um, 5 p.m. EST St. Joseph's at MSU, I p.m. EDT Davidson at YMI. I p.m. EDT Tiffin at Geneva. 6 p. m. CST Austin Peay at Butler. 12 noon CDT Lenoir Rhyne at Jacksonville, I p.m. EDT Quincy at St. Joseph's. 12 noon CST Dayton at Valparaiso. I :30 p.m. CDT Cumberland at UY-Wi se. I :30 p.m. EDT Cumberl and at Ky. Wesleyan. I :30 p.m. CST Ky. State at Western Kentucky, 5:30 p.m. CDT Georgetown (D.C. ) at Davidson. I p.m. EDT St. Francis (Il l.) at St. Joseph's. 12 noon CDT Kentucky State at Albany State. I :30 p.m. EDT November 16 Georgetown at Cumberland, I :30 p.m. EDT Dayton at San Diego. 7 p.m. PST September 14 Lane at Kentucky State. I :30 p.m. EDT Austin Peay at Valparai o. 12 noon CST Kentucky State at MSU, 1 p.m. EDT Ti ffin at Gannon. I p.m. EDT Wagner at Jackson, ille. I p.m. EST Butler at Fla. International, 3:30 p.m. EDT Presbyterian at Tusculum. I :30 p.m. EDT Lambuth at Cumberland. I :30 p.m. EST Roben Morris at Dayton, I p.m. EDT October 19 Tusculum at Mars Hill. I :30 p.m. EST Campbellsville at Valparaiso. 12 noon CDT Tiffin at Quincy. I p.m. CST Jacksonville at MSU, I p.111. EDT Centre at Austin Peay. 6:30 p. m. CDT St. Joseph's at Georgetown (Ky.). I :30 p.m. San Diego at Butler. 12 noon CDT Jacksonville at Davidson. I p.m. EDT EST Drake at Dayton. I p.m. EDT St. Francis (Ind.) at Ti ffi n. I :30 p.m. EDT Clark Atlanta at Kentucky State. I :30 p. m. EST St. Joseph's at Lincoln. 2 p.m. CDT Davidson at Valparaiso. 12 noon CDT Tuscu lum at Morehouse. I :30 p. m. EDT Austi n Peay at Ky. Wesleyan. 6 p.m. CDT Cumberland at Pikeville. I :30 p.m. EDT September 21 Tusculum at ewberry, 2 p.m. EDT MSU at Tusculum, 1:30 p.m. EDT Albany State at Kentucky State. I :30 p. m. EDT Dayton at Austin Peay. I p.m. CDT Qu incy at St. Joseph's. 12 noon CDT Wis. -Stevens Point at Butler, 12 noon CDT October 26 Valparaiso at Tennessee Tech, I p.m. CDT MSU at Austin Peay, 1 p.m. CDT Davidson at ewberry, 7 p.m. EDT Drake at Butler. I p. m. CDT Jacksonville at Presbyterian, I p.m. EDT Dayton at Tiffi n. I p.m. EDT Cumberland at Belhaven. I :30 p.m. EDT Valpariso at San Diego. 7 p.m. PDT Ky. State at Fon Valley State. 7:30 p.m. EDT Wesley at Da, idson. I p.m. EDT Edinboro at Tiffin. I :30 p. m. EDT Jacksonville at Charleston Southern . I :30 p.m. Gannon at St. Joseph's. 12 noon CDT EDT September 28 Union at Cumberland. I :30 p.m. EDT Butler at MS , 1 p.m. EDT Benedict at Ky. State. 7 p.m. EDT Duquesne at Dayton. I p.m. EDT Tu culum at Carson- ewman. I p.m. EDT Valparaiso at St. Joseph's, 12 noon CDT St. Joseph's at South Dakota. 6 p.m. CDT Austin Peay at Jacksonville, I p.m. EDT November 2 Emory & Henry at Davidson, I p.m. EDT Tiffin at MS , l p.m. EST Ky. State vs. Ark.-Pine Bluff (in St. Louis). 4 Butler at Valparaiso. 12 noon EST p.m. EDT Campbell sville at Cumberl and. I :30 p.m. EDT Ti ffi n at W.Va. Wesleyan. I p.m. EDT

38 Morehead State University (___ M_ is_s_i_on__S_ta_t_e_m_e_n_t ______--L 1--=~::...... JD

Dear Friend : Morehead State Uni versity i committed to upholding the highest integrity within all procedures and practice of the athletic department. We are pleased to publish this note as a refe rence to understanding often confusing NCAA regul ations. The NCAA de fines "representatives of athletic interests" a alumni, friend and booster of the University. A ll member institutions are held accountable for their representatives' actions. One violation cou Id jeopardize the e ligibility of any or all Eagle Athletic programs. As a general rule, anyone who ha financ iall y supported Eagle Athletics. been a member of any booster organization, or who has supported Eagle Athletics is considered a "representative" of Eagle Athletics. If anyone has que tions regarding these types of re lati onship , please contact Brian Hutchinson, As ociate Director of Athletics (606) 783-2593. Prospecti ve tudent-athletes can be de fined as a student who has started clas es in the ninth grade or any younger tudent­ athlete who has received a benefit from the institution. Thee individual may onl y be recruited by MSU coaches who have passed the NCAA Recruiting Rules Examination. While "representatives" of Eagle Athletics may speak to any of the e individual via te lephone or in person, a recruiting effort must not be made. Also, no student-athlete or prospective tudent­ athlete may receive any extra benefit outside of the support provided by the institution. For any questions regarding this description, please contact Jim Well s, Compliance and Educati onal Services Director (606) 783-5 136. These are certainly not all the regulations any "representati ve" of Eagle Athletics must remember. However, they provide a good outline of the type of thing that could endanger the eli gibility of any MSU Athletic program. Again, feel free to contact us if you have any question . Thanks again for your support of Morehead State Athletics.

Sincerely, 9'-YFY~ Jim Wells Brian Hutchinson Compliance and Educational Services Director A ociate Director of Athletics

Morehead State University Intercollegiate Athletics Mission Statement

Morehead State University believes that Intercollegiate Athletics is 011 integral part of the University and thar a broad­ based intercollegiate athletics program encourages student participation and i11 volvement in the total life of the University. In addition, intercollegiate athletic programs play a positive role by supporting the academic and public serv ice missions of the University. •Each athletics program shall be conducted in a manner that protects the physical , mental, e motional, and social welfare of each student-athlete. -Each student-athlete, through academic counseling and individual assistance, shall be encouraged toward completi on of degree requirements and graduation. -Each athletics program shall adhere to the principles of fair play and amateur competition as defined by the National Collegiate Athletic Association and the Ohio Valley Conference. -Each athletic program shall be administered at the highest level that the University's resources will allow so that each student-athlete will have the opportunity to compete to the fu llest extent of his or her ability. -The athletics progra ms at Morehead State University shall make every effort to educate and serve the student-athletes of the University' primary service area and their respective educational institutions. -The athletics program will accommodate student's interests and abilities in a manner that i nondiscriminatory to both sexes and rea onable with the Uni versity's resources. -The athletics program shall adhere to the Univer ity's Affirmative Action Plan promoting equal opportunity for all employees and students, as well as applicants for employment and student participation.

Eagle Football 2002 ,~ 39 Sports Information, Media Information

Sports Information Office Press Credentials All press credentials must be secured by contacti ng Randy Stacy. Spans Information Director. Randy Stacy Broadcasts Sports Information Broadca t permis ion is granted to the official network/station of MSU opponents. For other outlets. broadcast permission must be secured in advance by comacting Randy Stacy. Sports Director Information Director. There is a broadcast line at Jayne Stadium for use in a reciprocal trade­ Randy Stacy begins his out agreement. 16th season as spons info r­ Services mati on director after servi ng The spans informat ion depanment will provide game programs, statistics and game notes. 16 month in the M U De­ velopment Office. Complete play-by-play and statistical data will be available. Two telephones are avai lable in Stacy, a 1977 graduate of the press box and in the press room. Soft drinks and cofTee will be avail able in the press room Morehead State Uni versity, is the forme r a sis­ as well as a typewriter. a copier. a fax machine. personal computers and a variety of other tant sports information director at the Uni versity supplies to assist you. A light meal will be available for working media approximately one of Kentucky. While at UK, Stacy was respon­ hour pri or to kickoff. For more information contact the MSU SID offi ce at 606-783-2500. sible for all media and publ ic relation for the Eagle Sports etwork men's basketball program as well as press row op­ Radio broadcast rights for Morehead State University athletic events are controlled by the eration . MSU Athletic Department in partnership with Morgan County Industries. Inc .. owner of The 47-year-old Stacy served as men's sports radi o stations WQXX-FM. WMOR-AM. WLKS-AM & FM and WCBJ -FM. WQXX -FM information director at MSU for a brief time in ( I06. 1) wi ll serve as the flagship station. Station interested in network affiliation can contact 1977 before a urning a full-time position at Ten­ nessee Tech. MSU SID Randy Stacy (606-783-2500). The native of Carr Creek, Ky.. and graduate of Carr Creek High School (now Knoll County Cen­ tral). also served as a graduate a sistant in the Office of Public Information and was a news and Primary Media Outlets sports reporter at WMKY radi o while at MSU. Stacy i a member of College Spons Infom1a­ Print Media Wi re Services WK YT-TV Lexmgton Herald-Leader Associated Press Dick Gabriel ti on Directo rs of Ame rica (CoSIDA), the Rick Bailey Sports Desk P.O Box 5037 Morehead Optimi t Club and Elliouville Baptist Gene Abel Courier-Journal Bldg Lexington. KY 40505 Chu rch. He is married to the former Jeaneua Mrun and Midland 525 West Broad"'ay (859) 299-0711 Caudill of Morehead. They have two ons, Brad Lexing1on. KY 40507 Louisville. KY 40202 FAX: (859) 299-2494 (859) 23 t-3225 1-800-292-3560 and Jared. FAX (859) 255-7236 FAX (502) 589-1 31 WLEX-TV Brad Laux is in his fift h year as MSU's assis­ Lexington omce Sports D1rector tant sports information director. Ashland Daily Independent Steve Bailey Box 1457 Brenda FankeH is in her 17th year as secretary Mark Maynard (859) 254-2070 Lexington.KY 40501 in the sports information office. Rocky Stanley FA X: (859) 255- 11 37 (859) 259- 1818 Oms Moms FAX· (859) 254-2217 17th Street Broadcast Media Ashland. KY 4 110 1 WM KY-Radio WrYQ-TV (606) 326-2673 Chuck Mraz Spons Direc1or FAX (606) 326-2678 UPO 903 Box 5590 Morehead Swte Un, versll) Lexington. KY 40505 Brad Laux The Cooner Journal Morehead. KY 40351 (859) 293-1661 Assistant Sport Sports Depanment (606) 783-2001 FAX (859) ~93-0539 PO Box 74003 1 FAX: (606) 783-2335 Information Director Louisville. KY 40201 -7-13( WSAZ-TV l-800-765-4011 WQXX-Radio 645 Fifth A,e FAX (502) 582-7186 Jim Forrest Huntington. WV 25720 PO Box 940 (304) 523-5333 1be Ledger-Independent Morehead. KY 40351 FAX (304) 697-1325 Spons Editor (606) 784-4141 43 West Second Street FAX· (606) 743-9557 WYMT-TV Mays\llle. KY 41056 Spons Director 1-800-456-3469 WKCA/WIKO-Radio Box 682 FAX (6061 56+6893 PO. Box 10 10 Hazard. KY 41701 O"' ingsville, KY 40360 (606) 436-5757 Brenda Fankell The Trail Blazer (606) 674-2266 FAX: (606) 439-3760 Spons Editor Sports Information Morehead State Uni vers11y WGOH/WUGO- Radio WOWK-TV Secretary Specialist Morehead. KY 40351 Sports Director Spons D1rec1or Box 487 555 5th Ave The Morehead News Grayson. KY 41143 Huntington. WV 25702 Den\er Brown (304) 525-7661 722 West First Street WFl"M-Radio FAX: (304) 523-0545 Morehead. KY 40351 Spons Director (606) 78-1--11 16 626 Forest Ave. FAX (606) 784-7337 Maysville. KY 41 056

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