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15 FB Fact Book FINAL.Pdf 2015 GAC COMPOSITE SCHEDULE Week 1 Week 7 Sept. 3 Henderson State at Southeastern Oklahoma State Oct. 17 Ouachita Baptist at Southern Arkansas Sept. 3 Northwestern Oklahoma St. at Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 17 Harding at Southeastern Oklahoma State Sept. 3 Ouachita Baptist at East Central Oct. 17 Henderson State at Arkansas-Monticello Sept. 3 Arkansas Tech at Southern Nazarene Oct. 17 Arkansas Tech at East Central Sept. 5 SWOSU at Southern Arkansas Oct. 17 Southern Nazarene at SWOSU Sept. 5 Harding at Oklahoma Baptist Oct. 17 Oklahoma Baptist at Northwestern Oklahome State Week 2 Week 8 Sept. 12 Southern Arkansas at Northwestern Oklahoma St Oct. 24 Southern Arkansas at Henderson State Sept. 12 Southeastern Oklahoma State at Ouachita Baptist Oct. 24 East Central at Harding Sept. 12 Arkansas-Monticello at SWOSU Oct. 24 Southeastern Oklahoma State at Arkansas Tech Sept. 12 East Central at Henderson State Oct. 24 Arkansas-Monticello at Ouachita Baptist Sept. 12 Southern Nazarene at Harding Oct. 24 Northwestern Oklahoma State at Southern Nazarene Sept. 12 Oklahoma Baptist at Arkansas Tech Oct. 24 SWOSU at Oklahoma Baptist Week 3 Week 9 Sept. 19 Ouachita Baptist at SWOSU Oct. 31 Arkansas Tech at Northwestern Oklahoma State Sept. 19 Oklahoma Baptist at Southeastern Oklahoma State Oct. 31 Arkansas-Monticello at East Central Sept. 19 Henderson State at Northwestern Oklahoma State Oct. 31 Southern Nazarene at Henderson State Sept. 19 Harding at Southern Arkansas Oct. 31 Harding at SWOSU Sept. 19 Arkansas Tech at Arkansas-Monticello Oct. 31 Southern Arkansas at Southeastern Oklahoma State Sept. 19 Southern Nazarene at East Central Oct. 31 Oklahoma Baptist at Ouachita Baptist Week 4 Week 10 Sept. 26 Northwestern Okla. State at Ouachita Baptist Nov. 7 Northwestern Oklahoma State at Harding Sept. 26 Arkansas-Monticello at Harding Nov. 7 Henderson State at Oklahoma Baptist Sept. 26 Southern Arkansas at Arkansas Tech Nov. 7 East Central at Southern Arkansas Sept. 26 SWOSU at Henderson State Nov. 7 SWOSU at Arkansas Tech Sept. 26 Southeastern Oklahoma State at Southern Nazarene Nov. 7 Ouachita Baptist at Southern Nazarene Sept. 26 East Central at Oklahoma Baptist Nov. 7 Southeastern Oklahoma St. at Arkansas-Monticello Week 5 Week 11 Oct. 3 SWOSU at Southeastern Oklahoma State Nov. 14 Southwest Baptist at Southern Nazarene Oct. 3 Arkansas Tech at Henderson State Nov. 14 SWOSU at Northwestern Oklahoma State Oct. 3 Southern Arkansas at Southern Nazarene Nov. 14 Harding at Arkansas Tech Oct. 3 Northwestern Oklahoma State at East Central Nov. 14 East Central at Southeastern Oklahoma State Oct. 3 Harding at Ouachita Baptist Nov. 14 Henderson State at Ouachita Baptist Oct. 3 Arkansas-Monticello at Oklahoma Baptist Nov. 14 Arkansas-Monticello at Southern Arkansas Week 6 NCAA Division II Playoffs Oct. 10 Ouachita Baptist at Arkansas Tech Nov. 21 First Round Oct. 10 Southeastern Okla. St. at Northwestern Okla. St. Nov. 28 Second Round Oct. 10 Henderson State at Harding Dec. 5 Quarterfi nals Oct. 10 East Central at SWOSU Dec. 12 Semifi nals Oct. 10 Southern Nazarene at Arkansas-Monticello Dec. 19 NCAA Division II Championship Game Oct. 10 Oklahoma Baptist at Southern Arkansas Kansas City, Kan. (Sporting Park) 2015 SWOSU FOOTBALL FACT BOOK PAGE 1 2015 SWOSU FOOTBALL FACT BOOK GENERAL COACHING STAFF TABLE OF CONTENTS School: .......Southwestern Oklahoma State Head Coach: ................... Dan Cocannouer GAC Composite Schedule: .... Inside Cover Address: ........................100 Campus Drive Alma Mater: ..................SWOSU, 1978 Season Outlook: ...................................2-3 2015 Roster: .........................................4-5 City/Zip: ............... Weatherford, OK 73096 Record (at SWOSU): ..21-43 (7th year) Roster Breakdown: ..................................6 Founded: ........................................... 1901 Record (Career):..........21-43 (7th year) Preseason Depth Chart: ..........................7 Enrollment: ....................................... 4,995 Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-7190 Pronunciation Guide: ...............................7 Nickname: .....................................Bulldogs Email: [email protected] Coaches: ............................................ 8-12 School Colors: ..........Navy Blue and White Head Coach Dan Cocannouer: ...... 8-9 Field: ..................................Fast Lane Field Assistant Coach: ......................Eric Gibson Eric Gibson / Jonathan Darby: ......... 10 Playing Surface: ..........................AstroTurf Position: ............Defensive Coordinator Justin Iske / Jon Garfi eld: .................11 Capacity: ........................................... 9,000 Alma Mater: ......Central Oklahoma, ‘03 Graduate Assistants: .......................12 Affi liation: .........................NCAA Division II Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-7034 Opponent Profi les: ............................13-16 SAU / UAM / Ouachita: ....................13 Conference: ...Great American Conference Assistant Coach: ....................... Justin Iske HSU / Southeastern / East Central: .14 President: ............................Randy Beutler Position: ........................Offensive Line SNU / Okla. Baptist / Harding: .........15 Alma Mater: ........................SWOSU, 1983 Alma Mater: ......Nebraska-Omaha, ‘01 Arkansas Tech / Northwestern: ........ 16 Web Site: ............www.swosuathletics.com Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-7118 2014 Honor Roll: .................................... 16 Twitter: ........................ @SWOSUAthletics Assistant Coach: ...............Jonathan Darby 2014 GAC Standings: ............................17 Position: .....................Defensive Backs 2014 All-GAC Team: .............................. 17 ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION Alma Mater: .....................SWOSU, ‘12 2014 Statistics: .................................18-20 Athletics Director: ............... Todd Thurman Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-3702 Team / Individual Stats: ................... 18 Defensive Stats: .............................. 19 Alma Mater: ........Bethany Nazarene, 1983 Assistant Coach: .....................Jon Garfi eld Game-by-Game Starters: ................ 19 580-774-3701 Position: ......................Wide Receivers Final GAC Stats: ..............................20 Athletics Phone: ...................580-774-3068 Alma Mater: ............Menlo College, ‘13 2014 Game Recaps: ......................... 21-25 Athletics Fax: .......................580-774-7106 Offi ce Phone: .................580-774-3288 Harding / Arkansas Tech: ................. 21 Assistant AD/Compliance: ...... Todd Helton Assistant Coach: ................Carlton Stewart Southern Ark. / Ark.-Monticello: ....... 22 580-774-3277 Position: .......................Running Backs Ouachita Baptist / Henderon St: ......23 Sports Information Director: ........Doug Self Alma Mater: ........................... TCU, ‘11 Southeastern / East Central: ........... 24 580-774-7162 Assistant Coach: .................Greg Thrasher Southern Nazarene / Northwestern: 25 Records: ...........................................26-30 Operations Manager: .............Pam Nichols Position: .....................Defensive Backs Passing Records: ............................ 26 580-774-3068 Alma Mater: ...U.S. Naval Academy ‘08 Rushing Records: ............................27 Director of Gameday Ops: ......Josh Collins Assistant Coach: ................. Nate Haremza Receiving Records: ......................... 28 580-774-3050 Position: ..............................Tight Ends Defensive Records: ......................... 29 Coord./External Affairs: ........Jessica Heard Alma Mater: .........Southern Illinois, ‘14 Special Teams Records: ..................30 580-774-6330 Assistant Coach: ................Alex Wierzbicki Postseason History: .......................... 31-32 Head Athletic Trainer: .......Edwin Detweiler Position: ........................Defensive Line Coaching History: .................................. 33 580-774-3073 Alma Mater: .........Savannah State, ‘14 All-Time Assistant Coaches: ............33 Strength & Conditioning: ..... Jared Jackson NAIA All-Americans: .............................. 34 NCAA Division II All-Americans: ............ 35 580-774-3213 TEAM INFORMATION Specialty Honors: ............................. 36-37 2014 Record: ........................................3-7 All-Conference Honors: ....................38-41 SWOSU FOOTBALL HISTORY Conference Record/Finish: ..........3-7/T-7th Oklahoma Collegiate Athletic: ..........38 First Year of Football: ......................... 1905 Starters Returning/Lost: Oklahoma Intercollegiate: ...........38-40 Seasons Played: .................................. 106 Offense: ..........................................3/8 Lone Star Conference: ............... 40-41 All-Time Record: ............446-478-36 (.483) Defense: .........................................6/5 Great American Conference: ...........41 NCAA Division II Record: ......70-120 (.368) Specialists Returning: ..............................2 Year-by-Year Statistical Leaders: ..... 42-43 Years in NCAA Playoffs: ....................None Lettermen Returning: .............................38 SWOSU vs. Opponents: ........................44 Year-by-Year Results: .......................45-51 Last Post-Season Appearance: .........1996 The Great American Conference: ..........52 W, 33-31 over Montana Tech Media Information: ........Inside Back Cover (NAIA Championship Game) WWW.SWOSUATHLETICS.COM PAGE
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