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Appalachian State 3 (Sept APP A L A CHI A N ST A TE Quick Facts Location: ............................................... Boone, N.C. 28608 Primary Media Founded: ....................................................................... 1899 Winston-Salem Journal (336-727-7211) Enrollment: ................................................................ 15,000 Tommy Bowman ([email protected]) Dr. Kenneth Peacock Nickname: .................................................... Mountaineers Chancellor Colors: ........................................................ Black and Gold Chancellor: ....................................... Dr. Kenneth Peacock Watauga Democrat (828-264-3612) Athletics Director: ........................................Charlie Cobb Steve Behr ([email protected]) Faculty Athletics Representative:...........Dr. Alan Hauser Charlotte Observer (704-358-5125) Football Facts Harry Pickett ([email protected]) 2007 Record: .................................................................. 13-2 Conference Record (Place): ............................5-2 (1st, tie) WXII-TV (336-721-9944) Home: ............................................................................... 8-1 Dave Goren ([email protected]) Away: ............................................................................... 4-1 Neutral: ............................................................................ 1-0 Letterwinners Returning/Lost: ................................. 41/21 WBTV-TV (704-374-3500) Offensive Starters Returning/Lost: .............................. 5/6 Delano Little ([email protected]) Defensive Starters Returning/Lost: .............................. 7/4 Charlie Cobb Specialists Returning/Lost: ........................................... 2/2 WCNC-TV (704-329-3666) Director of Athletics Greg Bailey ([email protected]) Media Relations Football Contact: ............................................ Mike Flynn MTN E-mail: .......................................... [email protected] John Rendleman ([email protected]) Office: .......................................................... (828)-262-2845 Cell: ............................................................... (828) 964-6406 Fax: .............................................................. (828)-262-6106 Radio Play-by-Play (828-262-2018) Website: ................................................ www.GoASU.com David Jackson ([email protected]) Press Box Phone: ......................................... (828) 262-3172 Football Office Phone: ................................ (828) 262-2501 Dr. Alan Hauser Faculty Athletics Rep. Debbie Richardson Senior Woman Admin. Kidd Brewer Stadium Capacity: 20,150 Surface: FieldTurf Date Opened: September 15, 1962 Mike Flynn First Game: Emory and Henry 6, Appalachian State 3 (Sept. 15, 1962) Football SID All-Time Record: 189-59-5 (.757) Largest Crowd: 28,802 vs. Lenoir-Rhyne (Sept. 8, 2007) 22 2008 Southern Conference Football MOUNT A INEER S 2008 Schedule Date Opponent Time/TV (ET) Last Meeting Series A. 30 at LSU 5:00/ESPN LSU won 24-0 in 2005 LSU leads 1-0 S. 6 JAckSONviLLE 3:30 None First Meeting S. 20 at James Madison 7:00 ASU won 28-27 in 2007 ASU leads 12-3 S. 27 PRESByTERiAN 7:00 PC won 27-25 in 1969 PC leads 9-7 O. 4 THE citadel* 3:00/SportSouth ASU won 45-24 in 2007 ASU leads 25-11 O. 11 at Samford* 3:30 SAM won 42-35 in 1970 Series tied 1-1 O. 18 at Georgia Southern* 3:00/SportSouth GSU won 38-35 in 2007 Series tied 11-11-1 O. 25 FURMAN* 3:30 ASU won 34-27 in 2007 FUR leads 21-14-3 O. 31 WOFFORD* 8:00/ESPN2 WOF won 42-31 in 2007 ASU leads 14-10 N. 8 at chattanooga* 2:00 ASU won 37-17 in 2007 ASU leads 21-10 N. 15 ELON* 3:30 ASU won 49-32 in 2007 ASU leads 26-9-1 N. 22 at Western carolina* 3:00/SportSouth ASU won 79-35 in 2007 ASU leads 53-18-1 Head Coach Jerry Moore Hometown: Bonham, Texas Birth date: July 18, 1939 Education: Baylor, 1961 Coaching: Assistant, corsicana (Texas) High, 1961-64 Assistant, SMU, 1965-72 Assistant, Nebraska, 1973-78 Head Coach, North Texas, 1979-80 Head Coach, Texas Tech, 1981-85 Assistant, Arkansas, 1988 Head coach, Appalachian State, 1989-present Year-by-Year Record 1979.................... North Texas .............................................................. 5-6 1980.................... North Texas .............................................................. 6-5 1981.................... Texas Tech .............................................................. 1-9-1 1982.................... Texas Tech ................................................................. 4-7 1983.................... Texas Tech .............................................................. 3-7-1 1984.................... Texas Tech ................................................................. 4-7 1985.................... Texas Tech ................................................................. 4-7 1989.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 9-3 1990.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 6-5 1991.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 8-4 1992.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 7-5 1993.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 4-7 1994.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 9-4 1995.................... Appalachian State.................................................. 12-1 1996.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 7-4 1997.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 7-4 1998.................... Appalachian State.................................................. 10-3 1999.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 9-3 2000.................... Appalachian State.................................................. 10-4 2001.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 9-4 2002.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 8-4 2003.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 7-4 2004.................... Appalachian State.................................................... 6-5 2005.................... Appalachian State.................................................. 12-3 2006.................... Appalachian State.................................................. 14-1 2007.................... Appalachian State.................................................. 13-2 ASU Record ..... 167-70 Career Record .. 194-118-2 Jerry Moore vs. 2008 Opponents LSU ........................................0-1 ................ .000 2008 Coaching Staff Jacksonville ..........................0-0 ................ .000 Antonio Carter (Alabama, 2004): .............. Wide Receivers (Split Ends) James Madison ....................6-1 ................ .857 Shawn Elliott (Appalachian, 1996):..............Offensive Line/Tight Ends Presbyterian .........................0-0 ................ .000 Brad Glenn (Clemson, 1995): ................................ Wide Receivers (Slot) The Citadel .........................14-5 ................ .737 Dale Jones (Tennessee, 1988): ................................................Linebackers Samford ................................0-0 ................ .000 Chris Moore (Appalachian, 1999): .................................. Running Backs Georgia Southern ................7-9 ................ .438 Scott Satterfield (Appalachian, 1996): ................................ Quarterbacks Furman ...............................11-9 ................ .550 Mark Speir (clemson, 1990): ........... Def. Line/Recruiting coordinator John Wiley (East Texas State, 1984): ........ Def. coordinator/Def. Backs Wofford .................................8-3 ................ .727 Jeff Dillman (Appalachian, 2001): ...............Strength and conditioning chattanooga .......................17-2 ................ .895 Elon .......................................5-0 .............. 1.000 Western Carolina ...............17-2 ................ .895 www.SoConSports.com 23 APP A L A CHI A N ST A TE Numerical Roster Alphabetical Roster No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (Previous School) No. Name Pos. 61 Mario Acitelli OL 6-2 275 Jr. Charlotte, N.c. (charlotte catholic) 4 Anthony Cruver DB David Arrowood TE 6-0 240 Fr. Fletcher, N.C. (West Henderson) 5 Cortez Gilbert DB 29 Cedric Baker RB 5-9 170 Fr. Wilmington, N.c. (New Hanover) 6 DeMorris Brooks DB 31 Pierre Banks LB 6-0 210 Sr. Durham, N.c. (Southern Durham) 7 James Hill WR Matt Beecher TE 6-4 230 Fr. concord, N.c. (concord) 8 Brian Quick WR 47 Ingram Bell DB 6-0 190 Fr. Murrell’s inlet, S.c. (St. James) 9 D.J. Smith LB 91 Malcolm Bennett DL 6-2 255 Jr. college Park, Ga.(Ga. Military) 10 Hunter Stewart QB 72 Jonathan Bieschke OL 6-5 285 Sr. Port St. Lucie, Fla. (Port St. Lucie) 11 Cedric Baker RB 56 Bobby Bozzo DL 6-3 265 So. Waldwick, N.J. (Waldwick) 12 T.J. Courman WR 52 Demery Brewer LB 6-2 200 Fr. Lincolnton, N.C. (Lincolnton) 13 Mark LeGree DB Matt Brinson OL 6-1 237 Fr. Archdale, N.c. (Trinity) 14 Armanti Edwards QB 27 DeMorris Brooks DB 5-10 200 Jr. Shelby, N.c. (San Bernardino valley coll.) 16 CoCo Hillary WR Tyler Brown WR 6-3 177 Fr. Charlotte, N.c. (charlotte christian) 17 Matt cline WR Zach Brown OL/TE
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