RED WOLVES TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION OPPONENTS Table of Contents ...... 1 Opponent Information ...... 118‐121 Quick Facts ...... 2‐3 All‐Time Series Results ...... 122‐124 2019 Schedule ...... 4 Attendance Chart ...... 125‐126 HISTORY THIS IS A‐STATE FOOTBALL Red Wolves in the Pros ...... 128‐132 Centennial Bank Stadium ...... 6‐7 All‐Americans ...... 133 South End Zone Complex ...... 8 Honors and Awards ...... 134‐139 Student Activity Center ...... 9 All‐Conference Players ...... 140‐141 North End Zone Expansion Project ...... 10 All‐Time Lettermen ...... 142‐148 Athletics Performance ...... 11 Year‐by‐Year Results ...... 149‐155 Athletic Training ...... 12 Year‐by‐Year Team Stats ...... 156‐157 Locker Room ...... 13 All‐Time Conference Standings ...... 158‐161 Recruiting Room ...... 14 Postseason ...... 162‐165 Academics ...... 15 Records ...... 166‐183 Community Service ...... 16 Hall of Honor ...... 184‐186 Ring of Honor ...... 17 Game Day at A‐State ...... 18 THIS IS A‐STATE Bowl Streak/Sun Belt Champions ...... 19‐20 Athletics Facilities ...... 188‐189 Arkansas State University ...... 190‐191 THE 2019 SEASON Jonesboro ...... 192‐193 Outlook ...... 22‐25 ...... 194‐195 Alphabetical Roster ...... 26‐27 ASU Administration ...... 196 Numerical Roster ...... 28‐29 ASU System President Dr. Charles L. Welch ...... 197 Red Wolves at a Glance ...... 30 A‐State Chancellor Dr. Kelly Damphousse ...... 198‐199 A‐State Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir ...... 200‐203 COACHES AND STAFF Athletics Department Directory ...... 204 Blake Anderson ...... 32‐35 Assistant Coaches ...... 36‐55 MEDIA INFORMATION Support Staff ...... 56‐60 Media Information ...... 206‐212

MEET THE RED WOLVES CREDITS Returning Players ...... 62‐87 The 2019 Arkansas State football reference guide is a 2019 Recruiting Class ...... 87 publication of the Arkansas State University Athletics Newcomers ...... 88‐94 Media Relations Office.

2018 IN REVIEW PHOTOGRAPHY Arizona Bowl ...... 96 Travis Clayton, Justin Manning, Nelson Chenault, Han‐ Results and Statistics ...... 97‐102 nah Dolle, Jonesboro Sun, Jonesboro Regional Chamber Game Recaps ...... 103‐108 of Commerce, Sun Belt Conference, John Bunch, Van Sun Belt Conference Review ...... 109‐116 Provence, A‐State Media Relations.

COVER DESIGNS Arkansas State University Creative Services. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 1 ARKANSAS STATE QUICK FACTS

Arkansas State is one of just four FBS programs in the nation to appear in eight consecutive bowl games and win five conference championships since 2011. A‐State is the only program to accom‐ plish the feat with four different head coaches. ARKANSAS STATE QUICK FACTS Last postseason appearance: Location ...... Jonesboro, Ark. (75,016) 2018, Arizona Bowl Nickname ...... Red Wolves Nevada 16, Arkansas State 13 (OT) Enrollment ...... 13,709 All‐time conference championships ...... 12 ...... Scarlet & Black Sun Belt (5): 2011, 2012, 2013, 2015, 2016 Founded ...... 1909 Southland (7): 1968, 1969, 1970, 1975, 1978, Stadium ...... Centennial Bank Stadium 1985, 1986 Field ...... Allison Field Capacity ...... 30,382 2019 TEAM INFORMATION Affiliation ...... NCAA FBS 2018 Record ...... 8‐5 Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference Record/Finish ...... 5‐3/T1st West President ...... Dr. Charles L. Welch Basic Offense ...... Multiple Chancellor ...... Dr. Kelly Damphousse Basic Defense ...... Multiple Director of Athletics ...... Terry Mohajir Lettermen Returning . .52 (22 off./25 def./5 special tms) Athletic Dept. Phone ...... 870‐972‐3880 Lettermen Lost . . . . .21 (9 offense/12 defense) Athletic Web Site ...... AStateRedWolves.com Starters Returning . . . .13 (6 offense/7 defense) Athletics Twitter & Facebook . . .@AStateRedWolves Offense (6): Omar Bayless (Sr., WR), Andre Har‐ Football Twitter ...... @AStateFB ris Jr. (So., OL), Javonis Isaac (Jr., TE), Kirk Mer‐ Football Facebook . .AStateRedWolvesFootball ritt (Sr., WR), Nour‐Eddine Seidnaly (Sr., OL), Jacob Still (Jr., C) A‐STATE FOOTBALL HISTORY Defense (7): Derrick Bean (So., LB), Tajhea First year of football ...... 1911 Chambers (Jr., LB), BJ Edmonds (Sr., S), Darreon All‐time record ...... 473‐487‐37 Jackson (Sr., S), Jerry Jacobs (Jr., CB), Forrest All‐time bowl & playoff record ...... 12‐13‐1 Merrill (Jr., DL), Kevin Thurmon (Sr., DL) All‐time bowl record ...... 7‐8‐1 Starters Lost ...... 9 (5 offense/4 defense) All‐time bowl games by season: Offense (5): Lanard Bonner (OL), Marvis Brown Arizona Bowl (2018) (OL), Justice Hansen (QB), Justin McInnis (WR), Camellia Bowl (2017) Warren Wand (RB) Cure Bowl (2016) Defense (4): Ronheen Bingham (DE), Brandon New Orleans Bowl (2015, 2005) Byner (CB), Justin Clifton (DB), Griffin Riggs (DE) GoDaddy Bowl (2014, 2013, 2012, 2011) Pecan Bowl (1970, 1969, 1968) COACHING STAFF Tangerine Bowl (1953, 1951) Head Coach ...... Blake Anderson Refrigerator Bowl (1952, 1951) (Sam Houston State, 1992) 2 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES QUICK FACTS

2019 marks a special milestone for , celebrating 150 years of the game. Teams will recognize the birth of college football with a national all‐division celebration among nearly 900 schools throughout the season. A‐State, which celebrated its 100th season in 2014 by an‐ nouncing an All‐Centennial Team, fielded its first squad (pictured above) in 1911.

Record at A‐State (Years) ...... 39‐25 (5) E‐Mail Address ...... [email protected] Career Record (Years) ...... Same Asst. SID ...... Miya Garrett Football Office Phone ...... 870‐972‐2082 Office Phone ...... 870‐972‐3383 Defensive Coordinator/LB ...... David Duggan Cell Phone ...... 870‐882‐4576 Offensive Coordinator/QB . . .Keith Heckendorf E‐Mail Address ...... [email protected] WR/Special Tms Co‐Coord...... Kyle Cefalo Asst. SID ...... Caleb Garner OL/Run Game Coordinator . . . . .Sean Coughlin Office Phone ...... 870‐972‐2707 Tight Ends ...... Rashad Jackson Cell Phone ...... 662‐361‐1993 ...... Allen Johnson E‐Mail Address ...... [email protected] Defensive Ends ...... Brandon Joiner Director of Digital Media ...... Dustin Sullivan Running Backs ...... Desmond Lindsey Office Phone ...... 870‐972‐2682 Safeties/Special Tms Co‐Coord. . .Nick Paremski Cell Phone ...... 870‐275‐8375 Interior Defensive Line ...... Ed Pinkham E‐Mail Address ...... [email protected] GA Coach (offense) ...... Nathan Elliott Mailing Address: GA Coach (defense) ...... Ethan Morriss P.O. Box 1000, State University, AR 72467 GA Coach (offense) ...... Bill Queisert Overnight Address: GA Coach (defense) ...... Matt Schell 217 Olympic Dr., Jonesboro, AR 72401

SUPPORT STAFF IMPORTANT NUMBERS Asst. AD/Dir. of Football Ops . . . .Scotty Conley A‐State Dept. of Athletics ...... 870‐972‐3880 Director of Player Personnel . . .Dave Roberson A‐State FB Office/Fax . . . . .870‐972‐2082/2797 Asst. AD for Athletics Performance . .Jake Miller Sun Belt Office/Fax ...... 504‐299‐9066/9068 Athletic Trainer ...... Ron Carroll A‐State FB Video Footage ...... Chris Buttgen Facilities/Equipment Manager ...... Tim Davis Phone ...... 870‐972‐8004 Dir. of Football Video ...... Chris Buttgen Special Teams Quality Control ...... Seth Price RADIO INFORMATION Administrative Assistant ...... Karen Rinehart Radio ...... EAB Red Wolves Sports Network Administrative Assistant ...... Yvonne Foster Jonesboro, Ark. | KFIN 107.9 FM (Flagship) Play‐by‐Play Announcer ...... Matt Stolz MEDIA RELATIONS Stolz Phone ...... 870‐273‐5028 SID Main Phone Number ...... 870‐972‐2541 Stolz e‐mail . . . [email protected] Fax ...... 870‐972‐3367 Analyst ...... Tim Allison Press Box Phone ...... 870‐972‐2541 Sideline ...... Brad Bobo Associate AD/SID ...... Jerry Scott Bobo e‐mail ...... [email protected] Office Phone ...... 870‐972‐3405 Cell Phone ...... 870‐243‐6021 ARKANSAS STATE UNIVERSITY E‐Mail Address ...... [email protected] MISSION STATEMENT Assoc. SID ...... Mark Taylor Arkansas State University educates leaders, en‐ Office Phone ...... 870‐972‐3547 hances intellectual growth, and enriches lives. Cell Phone ...... 870‐219‐5705 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 3 ARKANSAS STATE 2019 SCHEDULE AUG. 31 SMU (ESPN+) 6:00 p.m. Location (Stadium) ...... Jonesboro, Ark. (Centennial Bank Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting ...... SMU leads, 2‐1 | at SMU 44, A‐State 21 (9/23/17) Series at A‐State | at SMU ...... A‐State leads, 1‐0 | SMU leads 2‐0

SEPT. 7 at UNLV TBA Location (Stadium) ...... Las Vegas, Nev. (Sam Boyd Stadium) Series Record ...... tied, 1‐1 | at A‐State 27, UNLV 20 (9/22/18) Series at A‐State | at UNLV ...... A‐State leads, 1‐0 | UNLV leads, 1‐0

SEPT. 14 at GEORGIA (ESPN or ESPN2) 11:00 a.m. Location (Stadium) ...... Athens, Ga. (Sanford Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting ...... Georgia leads, 2‐0 | at Georgia 45, A‐State 17 (9/1/01) Series at A‐State | at Georgia ...... 0‐0 | Georgia leads, 2‐0

SEPT. 21 SOUTHERN ILLINOIS 6:00 p.m. Location (Stadium) ...... Jonesboro, Ark. (Centennial Bank Stadium) Series Record ...... A‐State leads, 28‐9‐1 | at A‐State 14, SIU 9 (9/16/95) Series at A‐State | at SIU ...... A‐State leads, 14‐4 |A‐State leads 13‐5‐1

SEPT. 28 at TROY* 5:00 p.m. Location (Stadium) ...... Troy, Ala. (Veterans Memorial Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting ...... A‐State leads, 8‐6 | Troy 32, at A‐State 25 (12/2/17) Series at A‐State | at Troy ...... A‐State leads, 5‐4 | A‐State leads 3‐2

OCT. 5 at GEORGIA STATE* TBA Location (Stadium) ...... Atlanta, Ga. (Georgia State Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting . . .A‐State leads, 5‐0 | at A‐State 51, Georgia St. 35 (10/18/18) Series at A‐State | at Georgia State ...... A‐State leads, 3‐0 | A‐State leads, 2‐0

OCT. 17 LOUISIANA (ESPNU) 6:30 p.m. Location (Stadium) ...... Jonesboro, Ark. (Centennial Bank Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting . . .UL leads, 25‐21‐1 | at Louisiana 47, A‐State 43 (10/27/18) Series at A‐State | at Louisiana ...... A‐State leads, 13‐9‐1 | Louisiana leads, 16‐8

OCT. 26 TEXAS STATE*^ 6:00 p.m. Location (Stadium) ...... Jonesboro, Ark. (Centennial Bank Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting . .A‐State leads, 5‐1 | A‐State 33, at Texas State 7 (11/24/18) Series at A‐State | at Texas State ...... A‐State leads, 3‐0 | A‐State leads, 2‐1

NOV. 2 at LOUISIANA‐MONROE* 4:00 p.m. Location (Stadium) ...... Monroe, La. (Malone Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting ...... A‐State leads, 27‐14 | at A‐State 31, ULM 17 (11/17/18) Series at A‐State | at ULM ...... A‐State leads, 15‐5 | A‐State leads, 12‐9

NOV. 16 COASTAL CAROLINA 2:00 p.m. Location (Stadium) ...... Jonesboro, Ark. (Centennial Bank Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting ...... A‐State leads, 2‐0 | A‐State 44, at CCU 16 (11/10/18) Series at A‐State | at Coastal Carolina ...... A‐State leads, 1‐0 | A‐State leads, 1‐0

NOV. 23 GEORGIA SOUTHERN 2:00 p.m. Location (Stadium) ...... Jonesboro, Ark. (Centennial Bank Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting . . . . .tied, 2‐2 | at Georgia Southern 28, A‐State 21 (9/29/19) Series at A‐State | at Georgia Southern ...... A‐State leads, 1‐0 | tied, 1‐1

NOV. 29 at SOUTH ALABAMA*# TBA Location (Stadium) ...... Mobile, Ala. (Ladd‐Peebles Stadium) Series Record | Last Meeting ...... A‐State leads, 6‐1 | at A‐State 38, USA 14 (11/3/19) Series at A‐State | at South Alabama ...... A‐State leads, 4‐0 | A‐State leads, 2‐1 All Times Central (*Sun Belt Conference Game, ^Homecoming, #Senior Day) 4 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL THIS IS A‐STATE FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM

Thanks to one of two $5 million gifts – the largest individual donation in A‐State Athletics history – by alumnus Johnny Allison, a “Centennial Expansion” construction and renovation project to the stadium’s press box and west‐side concourse took place prior to the start of the 2015 season. The entire project, including the press box and concourse, covered 40,000 square feet. The Centennial Expansion project included a complete overhaul to the stadium press box, expanding it from 7,120 to 36,000 square feet. The face of the stadium has been redesigned to include 42 loge boxes, 20 suites, a club area covering close to 8,000 square feet and 344 club seats in its revenue‐generating areas. Not only has depth been added to the press box, it now spans from approximately the 15‐to‐15 yard lines, allowing for enhanced media, coaching, broad‐ casting, control booth, visiting athletics director suite, and camera areas. The project also called for major improvements and additions to the concourse bathrooms, conces‐ sions, gating and ticketing areas that have enhanced the game‐day experience for all A‐State fans.

A‐State partnered with Daktronics Inc. prior to the start of the 2014 season to install an approximately 1,600‐square‐ foot LED video display scoreboard in Centennial Bank Sta‐ dium’s south end zone, along with a custom audio system, delay‐of‐game clocks and locker room clocks. The south end zone display measures approximately 32 feet high by 50 feet wide and features a 15HD pixel layout. A Daktronics stan‐ dard fixed‐digit scoreboard measuring 8 feet high by 32 feet wide was installed in the north end zone to keep fans in‐ formed of the score, game time remaining, quarter, time outs remaining and other statistical information. The four addi‐ tional game clocks are located at each end of the field and in each locker room to assist with game flow and informing teams of time remaining during breaks in the action. 6 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM

A Centennial Bank Stadium‐ record crowd of 31,243 was on hand to watch the Red Wolves play Middle Ten‐ nessee on Dec. 1, 2012. A‐State’s first game at Centennial Bank Stadium was played Sept. 28, 1974. The stadium, which now seats 30,382, has undergone sev‐ eral renovations since then and more are currently underway. A‐State originally transitioned from a grass field to an artificial playing surface prior to the 2006 season and upgraded to a state‐of‐the‐art GEO Surfaces field turf in 2010. A new field was in‐ stalled the summer prior to the start of the 2016 season. Like the original field turf installed 13 years ago, the new product still features a large A‐State logo in the center of the field. The multi‐ use surface provides year‐round training opportunities for other A‐State sports in addition to the school’s football program. A three‐story football complex was built in the stadium’s south end zone in 2002, which fol‐ lowed a stadium expansion in 1991 that raised the seating from 16,343 to 30,406. Centennial Bank Stadium features a four‐story press box, which houses media areas, coaching booths, broadcasting locations, a video control booth, camera areas, suites, a club area and more. Additionally, new premium seating areas were in place for the 2018 season as part of A‐State’s north end zone expansion project, which also include an operations center opening in 2019. HOME SUCCESS With a 5‐1 home mark last season, Arkansas State secured its 14th consecutive winning record at Centennial Bank Stadium dating back to 2005. A‐State is now 64‐15 at Centennial Bank Stadium since the 2005 season and has won 39 of its last 43 home games. The Red Wolves actual on‐field record all‐time at Centennial Bank Stadium is 156‐78‐1 since it opened in 1974. A‐State’s six home wins in 2011 were its most since 1985. CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM FACTS AND FIGURES OPENED: 1974 ORIGINAL COST: $2,500,000 ($1.4 million raised by friends and alumni) ORIGINAL CAPACITY: 16,343 (revised to 18,709 in 1980) CURRENT CAPACITY: 30,382 (enlargement completed in 1991) SURFACE: Field turf installed in 2006/2010/2016; formerly Bermuda grass through 2005 season SEASONS PLAYED: 45 (through 2018) GAMES PLAYED: 235 A‐STATE RECORD: 156‐78‐1 TOTAL CUMULATIVE ATTENDANCE: 3,623,059 LARGEST CROWD: 31,243 (Dec. 1, 2012, vs. Middle Tennessee) BEST AVERAGE ATTENDANCE (season): 26,398 in 2012 FIRST GAME: Sept. 28, 1974 (Louisiana Tech 21, Arkansas State 7) FIRST ARKANSAS STATE VICTORY: second game (Oct. 5, 1974; A‐State 14, Eastern Michigan 7) DEDICATION GAME: Nov. 2, 1974 (A‐State 17, Northeast Louisiana 14) FIRST GAME ON PROGREEN TURF: Sept. 2, 2006 (Arkansas State 14, Army 6) FIRST SCORE: Sept. 28, 1974 (opening game); La. Tech TE Mike Barber 13‐yard TD catch from Steve Haynes FIRST A‐STATE SCORE: Sept. 28, 1974 (opening game); fullback Stan Winfrey one‐yard TD run vs. Louisiana Tech

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 7 ARKANSAS STATE SOUTH END ZONE COMPLEX

In 2002, players and coaches moved into a new three‐story facility which featured office space for coaches, dressing rooms, meeting rooms and a players’ lounge all the way through the 2018 season. With the construction of a new football operations center in the north end zone, the facility will be repurposed and renovated to include new athletics department administration areas, a television‐production control room and studio, academic areas and more. A‐State’s old home locker room will remain in place on the ground floor and now serve as the visitors locker room. However, between the 2002‐18 seasons it also housed on the ground floor a player lounge area and the entrance to a weight room. The football staff could be found at the complex with offices and video areas located on the sec‐ ond floor. The top floor included meeting rooms and still features the Bill Templeton Recruiting Room. The south end zone complex is not just the three‐story building, but also part of Centennial Bank Stadium and the surrounding parking areas, practice fields and concession stands. The structure complements the new video scoreboard, which measures approximately 32 feet high by 50 feet wide and features a 15HD pixel layout, constructed prior to the start of the 2014 season. This massive structure is located in the south end zone. The original football facility, now known as the Charles Luter Family Academic Success Center, houses academic and student services, compliance and some sports offices.

8 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER

Arkansas State University began construction on a 78,000‐square foot Student Activity Center (SAC), which also serves as an indoor practice facility for the A‐State football team, in spring of 2014. Located on the northeast corner of campus near Centennial Bank Stadium, the approx‐ imately 78,000‐square foot building provides a new venue for multiple programs across the university. The SAC was designed by Brackett Krennerich Architects of Jonesboro and Sparks Reed Architecture and Interiors of Tulsa, Okla. The Student Activity Center was the first part of a university master plan for the eastern side of campus that continues with the North End Zone Expansion project, a separate 66,500‐square foot project being funded independently of the SAC.

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 9 ARKANSAS STATE NORTH END ZONE EXPANSION & ALLISON FIELD

Construction is near completion on a two‐level 66,500‐square foot football facility in Centennial Bank Stadium’s north end zone. The Arkansas State Athletics Department is committed to pro‐ viding its student‐athletes, coaches and loyal fan base with the best facilities and amenities within the conference and across the country. The renovation to the north end zone will en‐ hance its fan game day experience and assist in the Red Wolves’ ability to recruit and train the best student‐athletes to Arkansas State University. In constructing the new premium seating op‐ tions and team complex, A‐State will create an electric atmosphere and enhance the home field advantage at Centennial Bank Stadium. First and foremost, the project will enhance the Arkansas State student‐athlete experience. The project features include a new weight room and training/rehabilitation area, new team locker room, position meeting rooms, players’ lounge, academic rooms and team‐theater meeting area. The Red Wolves Den, A‐State’s new outdoor premium seating options, has created a unique experience for fans; comprised of loge boxes and terrace seating with premium food and access to two cash bars.

The Arkansas State University Board of Trustees voted on Dec. 11, 2017, to name A‐State’s foot‐ ball field “Allison Field” and its future north end zone facility “Centennial Bank Athletics Oper‐ ations Center” in recognition of a combined $10 million from the Johnny Allison family and Centennial Bank to the Red Wolves Foundation. Honoring the former A‐State letterman who played on the 1968 football team, served on the ASU Board of Trustees from 1979‐84 and was named an Arkansas State University Distinguished Alumni in 1998, “Allison Field” is proudly dis‐ played at multiple locations on the field as well as the tunnel entrance into the Centennial Bank Athletics Operations Center. With Centennial Bank’s $5‐million sponsorship, its previously ac‐ quired naming rights to Centennial Bank Stadium will be extended by 10 years to 2037. The new construction in the north end zone now displays the Centennial Bank Stadium name.

10 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ATHLETICS PERFORMANCE

One of the many impressive aspects of Arkansas State’s new north end zone facility will be the athletics performance program and the weight room. Success on the football field be‐ gins in the weight room, and A‐State will have one of the best. The area will feature 18 new powerlift racks, inlaid platforms, a designated nutrition center, new weights and cardio equipment, media (TV, audio, etc.) and direct access to the Student Activity Center, among much more. Behind the efforts of Jake Miller, A‐State’s Assistant Athletics Director for Athletics Per‐ formance, the area will be in use this fall to help Red Wolves student‐athletes become bigger, stronger and faster.

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The weight room being used in south end zone facility during the transition to the north end zone features the names of longtime supporters Boe and Myrna Adams, who presented a gift of $250,000 in March 2004. Upon completion of A‐State’s three‐story south end zone fa‐ cility in 2002, improvements to the strength and conditioning area was the next step. The area continued to see renovations and updates in recent years with new wall graphics, weights, train‐ ing equipment and more. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 11 ARKANSAS STATE ATHLETIC TRAINING

The new Centennial Bank Athletics Operation Center will house an enhanced sports med‐ icine, training and rehabilitation area. A‐State student‐athletes, who already receive great medical care, will now enjoy additional space and quality surroundings. Other training centers in the south end zone facility, First National Bank Arena, Tomlinson Stadium, Track and Field complex and Women’s Tennis and Soccer facility serve to compliment this pri‐ mary space and provide frontline care for practices and events.

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Arkansas State University took another step improving its performance enhancement areas when a gift of $250,000 was presented by Dr. Tim and Terri Langford in September 2004. Because of the Langford’s generous gift, the Athletic Training Program located in the south end zone facility has been enhanced considerably. The furnished and refurbished training room is now named the Tim and Terri Langford Sports Medicine Center. In fact, Langford was recently named as one of the Sun Belt Conference’s distinguished alums during the league’s first 31 years. Langford was also inducted into A‐State’s Ring of Honor during the 2007 football season. Langford, a urologist in Little Rock with Arkansas Urologists Associates, played quarterback for A‐State from 1980‐83 under former head coach . His wife, Terri, is a former physical therapist and received part of her physical therapy training at Arkansas State. 12 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES LOCKER ROOM

The Red Wolves are set this fall to move into a new state‐of‐the art locker room inside the Cen‐ tennial Bank Stadium Athletics Operations Center. Each student‐athlete will have a large cus‐ tomized locker with the latest amenities while enjoying a spacious area with multiple media centers in the locker room featuring a design and logos unique to A‐State.

NORTH END ZONE X X SOUTH END ZONE Larry Lacewell Locker Room. It has a familiar ring to it. In May 2004, A‐State’s Department of Athletics named the then‐home football locker room in the south end zone after one of the school’s most beloved former head football coaches and athletic directors ‐ Larry Lacewell. In a star‐studded event, sports celebrities and fans came to honor and pay tribute to Lacewell, who has retired from the NFL’s Dallas Cow‐ boys organization and made his home in Jonesboro. The event net‐ ted in excess of $60,000. In a surprise move which caught athletic administrators totally off guard, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones an‐ nounced that the Cowboys’ organization would match that number. Now, the area is a nice compliment to the rest of the south end zone complex and serves as the visitors locker room on game day. A plaque (left) marks the entrance into the Larry Lacewell Locker Room. The plaque is flanked by the Larry Lacewell Locker Legends Plaque.

Larry Lacewell was A‐State’s head coach from 1979‐89 and still holds the school record for most victories.

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 13 ARKANSAS STATE BILL TEMPLETON RECRUITING ROOM The Arkansas State University family mourned the loss of one their all‐time greats with the passing May 4, 2014, of Bill Templeton (1934‐ 2014), who spent 53 years as part of the A‐State Athletics Department as either a student‐ath‐ lete, coach or administrator. He leaves a lasting legacy of loyalty and love for his beloved A‐State. “He will be remembered as one of the great‐ est Indians and Red Wolves who ever lived.” ‐ Terry Mohajir, A‐State Director of Athletics

The Bill Templeton Recruiting Room is housed in Centennial Bank Stadium’s south end zone facility. It has been a relaxation area for players, but also a frequent site for meet‐ ings, luncheons, receptions and recruiting activities.

The facade of the south end zone facility lets visitors know right away about two key areas in the building. 14 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ACADEMICS

The Arkansas State University Athletics Department announced one of the largest single donations in its history, a $400,000 gift from Charles Luter that was used to enhance the athletics’ academic fa‐ cility, at a press conference held at the newly named Charles Luter Family Academic Success Center in September of 2008. The Academic Success Center serves as a foundation for structure, discipline and organization for the educa‐ tion of all A‐State student‐athletes. The facility, coupled with innovative programs and equipment, currently houses the academic support staff, tutors, computer labs, a resource room, study areas, tutorial rooms, small group study centers, a large conference room, the compliance office and spring sports coaching offices. Among the most recent and noticeable modifications to the Charles Luter Family Academic Success Center is a new foyer housed in a brick and rock exterior that, along with new landscaping, gives the entrance to the build‐ ing a modern look and creates a stronger image. The actual foyer has a large Red Wolves logo embedded in a ter‐ razzo flooring that greets visitors as they enter the building. A receptionist office now also connects to the lobby area, which holds all‐new furniture and a plaque recognizing Charles and his wife, Kay. A restructuring of the academic resource center, now known as Dawson’s Den, has occurred, including a wall‐ wrap celebrating academic success that is clearly visible for student‐athletes working in the computer lab. Addi‐ tionally, tutorial rooms and computer‐work stations have been upgraded in this area, which also displays pictures of the most recent A‐State graduates. The names of the latest members of the Athletic Director’s Honor Roll are also showcased in Dawson’s Den. The area is named after Scott and Kay Dawson, longtime supporters of Red Wolves’ athletics. RED WOLVES LEADERSHIP ACADEMY It is well‐known that collegiate athletics departments across the country place a common emphasis on graduation, but Arkansas State has taken it a step further by consistently fulfilling a bold promise of 100 percent job placement for all its graduating student‐athletes. A‐State has met its job‐placement goal through its newly‐developed Red Wolves Leadership Academy, which continues to strengthen with a study abroad component added to foster global awareness which is often cited Former football student‐athlete by employers as a positive attribute they seek. Charleston Girley and Director of Athlet‐ ics Terry Mohajir embrace during the During summer 2015, Arkansas State student‐athletes took part in the 2015 Araknsas State University Spring first study abroad program offered by any university and their athletics de‐ Commencement. partment in the nation. The program goes hand‐in‐hand with the Red Wolves Leadership Academy, designed with the sole purpose to obtain 100 percent job placement for ALL student‐athletes upon graduation. The Red Wolves took a ground‐breaking step by sending the group of student‐athletes to London on a faculty‐ led academic program. For A‐State Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir, this is just one of the many ways it all comes back to providing the Red Wolves with the most comprehensive experiences possible to be successful in life. According to a CNN article (2014), titled “Studying abroad could give you an edge in the job market,” only one percent of U.S. college students manage to study abroad. The author can now count these and future Red Wolves among that one percent. Research conducted by UC Merced backs up what Mohajir and the A‐State Athletics Department believes – adding the study abroad component to the Red Wolves Leadership Academy puts its student‐athletes among the most desirable employees in the nation coming out of college and helps create global citizens. The UC Merced research also showed that 97 percent of study abroad students found employment within 12 months of graduation, while only 49 percent of college graduates found employment in the same period. Addi‐ tionally, statistics revealed study abroad students had a 25 percent higher starting salary than those college grad‐ uates who did not study abroad. Graduate school also falls under the all‐encompassing umbrella provided by the Red Wolves Leadership Acad‐ emy and is included in its goal of 100 percent job placement since it has a significant impact on future employment. According to IES Abroad research (“Recent Graduates Survey: The Impact of Studying Abroad on Recent College Graduates’ Careers”, 2012), 90 percent of alumni who were accepted into one of their top two choices for grad‐ uate or professional school studied abroad. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 15 ARKANSAS STATE COMMUNITY SERVICE Being a student‐athlete at Arkansas State Univer‐ in Northeast Arkansas. The Red Wolves have made sity is not only what you can accomplish on the field of visits to hospitals, health centers, food distribution play or in the classroom. It is also what you can give centers and much more. back to the community. The team holds an annual Fan Day inwhich they in‐ A‐State’s football team is an integral part of the teract with fans and sign autographs as well. They can community of Jonesboro and the surrounding areas in often be found in the community visiting and signing Northeast Arkansas. The players are involved with autographs for young and old fans alike. local school programs, area charities and many worth‐ Both coaches and players are often seen in the while projects. community speaking at special events and represent‐ Members of the football team have spent time ing good causes. reaching out to the youth programs and local schools

A‐State student‐athletes give back to not only the local community and Northeast Arkansas, but also reach out to more distant places. During the 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 seasons, for instance, members of the football team visited the USA Women’s and Children’s Hospital (above left) in Mobile, Ala., during part of their time lead‐ ing up to the GoDaddy Bowl. A‐State’s 2015 New Orleans Bowl appearance also saw the team visit the Chil‐ dren’s Hospital of New Orleans, and the Red Wolves participated in a “Feed the Children” project prior to the Cure Bowl. The 2018 team made a visit to the UMC ‐ Diamond Children’s Center during its trip to the Arizona Bowl. During the 2005 season, members of the A‐State football team visited the Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Lafayette, La., during part of their time leading up to the New Orleans Bowl. The players also took time to sign autographs and visit with fans young and old alike during all their bowl weeks. 16 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES RING OF HONOR Nothing symbolizes Arkansas State football more than the Ring of Honor. The Ring, which recognizes the greatness of Red Wolves football through the in‐ duction of the school’s finest players and coaches, is located on the facade of the west side of Centennial Bank Stadium.

A‐STATE RING OF HONOR Name Induction Year Calvin Harrell (RB 1968‐71) ...... 1996 Bill Bergey (LB 1965‐68) ...... 1997 Bill Templeton (RB 1954‐56, AC 1965‐79)...... 1997 Harry Larche (player, 1946‐48) ...... 1998 J.A. “Ike” Tomlinson (HC, 1945, AD) ...... 1998 Bill Davidson (1954‐56, HC 1971‐78)...... 1999 (HC, 1963‐70)...... 2000 Frank Farella (OL, 1954‐57) ...... 2001 Larry Lacewell (HC, 1979‐89) ...... 2001 The late Calvin Harrell was the Ring’s Maurice Carthon (RB, 1979‐82) ...... 2002 first inductee in 1996. Bill Phillips (OL, 1968‐71) ...... 2003 Terry Gwin (QB/RB, 1965‐66) ...... 2006 Ray Brown (OL/TE, 1983‐85) ...... 2007 Tim Langford (QB, 1980‐83)...... 2007

Former A‐State and NFL great Bill Bergey, pictured with fellow Ring in‐ ductee Bill Templeton, was inducted in 1997.

Tim Langford (above) and Ray Brown are the latest two for‐ Maurice Carthon (right) and Larry Former coach and A‐State Director of mer A‐State greats to be in‐ Lacewell have joined the Ring of Major Gifts Bill Templeton welcomed Bill ducted into the Ring of Honor. Honor. Phillips into the Ring. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 17 ARKANSAS STATE GAME DAY AT A‐STATE

18 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES EIGHT CONSECUTIVE BOWL GAMES The Red Wolves have been bowl eligible 11 of the last 14 seasons and made a school‐record eight consecutive postseason appearances, including the 2018 Arizona Bowl. Following the 2013 season, A‐State received votes in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches top‐25 polls, while also ranking 23rd in the nation in the final CBSSports.com Power Poll. The program has piled up 67 victories over the last eight seasons, which ranks tied for the 25th most in the nation and sixth most among Group of 5 prorams. A‐State’s eight consecutive appearances accounts for not only the 15th longest streak in the na‐ tion among all FBS programs, but also the third longest among the Group of 5. The Red Wolves faced Northern Illinois in Mobile in 2012, Kent State in 2013, Ball State in 2014 and Toledo in 2015 at the GoDaddy Bowl. The Red Wolves topped No.25‐ranked Kent State 17‐13 and Ball State 23‐20 for its two GoDaddy Bowl wins. Arkansas State played Louisiana Tech in the 2015 New Orleans Bowl, one year before defeating UCA 31‐13 in the 2016 Cure Bowl. Most recently, A‐State faced Middle Tennessee in the 2017 Kendall Sanders Camellia Bowl and Nevada in the 2018 Arizona Bowl. 2016 Cure Bowl MVP

Fredi Knighten J.D. McKissic Qushaun Lee 2014 GoDaddy Bowl MVP 2013 & ‘14 GoDaddy Bowl Offensive MVP 2013 & ‘14 GoDaddy Bowl Defensive MVP

Ryan Aplin Brian Davis Ryan Wilbourn 2013 GoDaddy Bowl MVP 2014 GoDaddy Bowl Special Teams MVP 2013 GoDaddy Bowl Special Teams MVP

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 19 ARKANSAS STATE FIVE‐TIME SUN BELT CHAMPIONS Arkansas State has won the Sun Belt Conference five of the last eight years, most re‐ cently claiming the 2016 title with a 7‐1 record. A‐State also won the 2011‐13 and 2015 championships and owns a 51‐12 league record since 2011. During that span, A‐ State also saw players named the Sun Belt Player of the Year (5 times), Defensive Player of the Year (twice), Offensive Player of the Year, Freshman of the Year (twice) and Newcomer of the Year, while also gaining 114 all‐conference selections. Arkansas State is one of just two programs to ever win at least five Sun Belt Conference cham‐ pionships. Additionally, it is the only SBC program to ever go 8‐0 in league play during multiple seasons (2015 and 2011). Along the same lines, it is just the second all‐time Sun Belt program with multiple undefeated seasons in league play (2015 and 2011) ‐‐ the other is North Texas (2002‐04).

20 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL THE 2019 SEASON ARKANSAS STATE 2019 OUTLOOK With five conference championships and 51 quarterback and Defensive Player of the Year league victories over the last eight seasons, Ronheen Bingham at defensive end. Arkansas State has firmly established itself as one of the elite programs in the Sun Belt Conference QUARTERBACK on a yearly basis while building their national Dating back to the 2007 season, the Red brand in the process. Over the same time span, Wolves have seen five quarterbacks combine to the Red Wolves have piled up 67 total victories to earn All‐Sun Belt Conference honors for 12 con‐ tie the 25th most in the country and have made secutive years. The position has been one of the eight consecutive bowl‐game appearances for team’s strongest over that span, also seeing two the 15th longest active streak among all FBS of those players named either the league’s Player schools. The Red Wolves’ success leaves it as one of the Year or Offensive Player of the Year a com‐ of just four teams in the nation to win five con‐ bined four times. While A‐State has high expec‐ ference titles and appear in eight bowl games tations at the position for 2019, it will begin the since 2011, joining Alabama, Clemson and Okla‐ season with a quarterback who has never started homa. an FBS game for the first time since the 2006 sea‐ A‐State looks poised to once again compete son. for a conference title and raise its national profile Operating as A‐State’s second‐string quarter‐ in 2019 as it enters its sixth season under Blake back the last two seasons behind two‐time first Anderson, who holds the fourth most Sun Belt team all‐conference standout Justice Hansen, Conference victories (31) among all head redshirt junior Logan Bonner returns as the Red coaches in the history of the league. Anderson’s Wolves’ only player at the position with any sig‐ staff will look much different this season with the nificant snaps in a college game. A Texas high addition of seven new coaches, including offen‐ school product who was named Class 6A All‐ sive coordinator Keith Heckendorf and defensive State by the Associated Press, Bonner has thrown coordinator David Duggan. While the staff has for 251 yards and a pair of touchdowns during seen significant change this year, they will have limited duty at A‐State. He had another strong numerous weapons to work with on both sides spring camp while running with the No. 1 offen‐ of the ball as five offensive and five defensive sive unit and, surrounded by a lot of talent, could players return who were tabbed All‐Sun Belt make a smooth transition into the starting role. Conference a year ago. Sharing the quarterbacks room with Bonner When the returning talent is combined with a are redshirt senior Carson Coats, redshirt fresh‐ 2019 recruiting class ranked second in the league man and Alabama transfer Layne Hatcher and by Rivals.com, the Red Wolves look to have the true freshmen Colton Clack and KaRon Coleman. personnel to replace the loss of several key play‐ A Jonesboro native, Coats joins Bonner as the ers from a year ago that included Sun Belt Con‐ only returning player on A‐State’s roster. Despite ference Player of the Year Justice Hansen at being true freshmen, Clack and Coleman both

LOGAN BONNER, JR. QB 22 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2019 OUTLOOK participated in spring camp with the Red Wolves cially considering senior Kirk Merritt is back after and gained some valuable snaps. Hatcher, who being named the Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year is eligible immediately, and Clack and Coleman and first team all‐conference. He led the league were all highly‐touted recruits coming out of high in both receptions and receiving yards last sea‐ school. All four will compete for the No. 2 quar‐ son, posting 83 catches for 1,0005 yards that terback spot and could push Bonner for the start‐ were both the third most in school history. ing job with a strong fall camp. Throw in two‐time All‐Sun Belt pick Omar Bay‐ less, who recorded 566 receiving yards on 39 RUNNING BACK catches, as well as senior Darveon Brown and Losing a player the caliber of Warren Wand, juniors Jonathan Adams, Brandon Bowling and who completed his college career as A‐State’s Bubba Ogbebor to go along with the highly‐an‐ third all‐time leading rusher, is never easy, but ticipated return of Dahu Green, and the Red the return of Sun Belt Freshman of the Year and Wolves have one of the most dangerous receiv‐ third‐team all‐conference choice Marcel Murray ing corps in the league. Giving A‐State even is reason to believe A‐State’s future at the run‐ more depth at the position are the additions of ning back position is in outstanding hands. He junior‐college transfers Eugene Minter and Jeff blasted on to the scene in a big way in 2018, Foreman and high school signees David Clayton rushing for a team‐high 860 yards that were the Seth Hayes. 12th most in the nation among freshmen. While Wand accounted 139 carries and 792 TIGHT END yards a year ago, the Red Wolves appear to have The tight end position for A‐State is headlined a lot of depth at the position with senior Jamal by 2018 Second Team All‐Sun Belt Conference Jones, sophomore Alex Roberts and redshirt selection Javonis Isaac. Despite missing part of freshman Donovan Marshall all returning. All last season due to injury, the junior still ac‐ three have game experience, but the competi‐ counted for 12 receptions, 210 receiving yards tion for playing time will be high with the addi‐ and four touchdowns. His receiving yards were tion of junior college All‐American Ryan Graham, the second most in the league by a tight end, Independence Community College transfer DJ while his touchdowns total was the third highest Chatman and freshmen Samy Johnson and Isaiah at the position. Azubuike. Chatman and Graham both enjoyed Reed Tyler also returns after playing in all 13 an outstanding spring camp with A‐State and are games as a true freshman, including five as a in a position to contribute immediately. starter. The position group will be bolstered by former junior‐college transfer Ross Painter, who WIDE RECEIVER redshirted the 2018 campaign after suffering a Wide receiver could be the most complete season‐ending injury prior to the start of the and deepest position group on the team, espe‐ year. Redshirt freshman TW Ayers also made an

KIRK MERRITT, SR. RB ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 23 ARKANSAS STATE 2019 OUTLOOK impact last season and is expected to contribute Ronheen Bingham in 2018. The Red Wolves’ de‐ again in 2019. fensive front has been dominant in recent years, and there’s no reason to expect any deviation OFFENSIVE LINE from that in 2019. A‐State must replace First Team All‐Sun Belt In fact, A‐State returns three All‐Sun Belt Con‐ Conference left tackle Lanard Bonner and right ference selections from a year ago in junior de‐ guard Marvis Brown, who started every game fensive end William Bradley‐King, junior interior last season, but returns three starters from the lineman Forrest Merrill and senior defensive line‐ unit that helped lead the Red Wolves to the man Kevin Thurmon. The three standouts com‐ league’s most yards of total offense in 2018. The bined to record 154 tackles, 29.0 tackles for loss group is anchored by junior center Jacob Still, a and 14.0 sacks, wreaking havoc on opposing of‐ two‐year starter and all‐conference choice. fenses. Senior Nour‐Eddine Seidnaly is also back after While those three players headline the defen‐ starting the first 10 games of the season prior to sive line, it is a talented and deep group that will suffering a season‐ending injury, as well as soph‐ allow A‐State to run multiple rotations and keep omore Andre Harris Jr. after starting 11 outings players fresh. Among the returning players who at left guard. Giving A‐State additional experi‐ have previous experience at A‐State are seniors ence are senior Klint Harvey and sophomore Tony Adams and Javier Carbonell, juniors Tukua Justin Dutton after they combined to start five Ahoia, Jeffmario Brown and Noel Iwuchukwu, games in 2018. and sophomores Terry Hampton and Hunter Troy Elliott missed most of last season with an Moreton. injury, but will strengthen the line with his re‐ Among the newcomers who participated in turn. The junior has seen action in 22 career spring camp were Aaron Donkor, a junior‐college games, including 12 as a starter. Newcomers transfer originally from Germany, and Thomas Ernesto Ramirez and Ivory Scott Jr. had strong Toki. Other new additions include junior Kailon springs and are expected to compete for a start‐ Davis and Billy Tuitavake and freshman Vershaud ing job up front. Additional depth could come Richardson. from junior Jacob Atnip and freshman Christian Hoz, among others. LINEBACKER The Red Wolves bring back almost their entire DEFENSIVE LINE production from the linebacker position, prima‐ The Sun Belt Conference’s Defensive Player of rily in the former of juniors Tajhea Chambers and the Year or Player of the Year each of the last Caleb Bonner and sophomore Derrick Bean. Led three seasons were members of A‐State’s defen‐ by Chambers with a career‐best 79 tackles, the sive line, including defensive end Ja’Von Rolland three combined for 139 stops, 10.5 tackles for Jones in 2016 and 2017 and fellow defensive end loss and four recoveries. While Cham‐

WILLIAM BRADLEY‐KING, JR. DE 24 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2019 OUTLOOK bers started every game, Bonner and Bean both get an immediate contribution from junior‐col‐ played every contest and gained a starting nod lege transfer Elery Alexander at the safety posi‐ at least three times. tion. Also expected to figure into the mix this year Redshirt freshman Triston Anderson could see are senior Trent Ellis‐Brewer, who has 70 career his role expand at the position, along tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss and an with sophomore Nathan Page as both saw game to his credit. Fellow senior Kirk Louis gives the action a year ago. A‐State also brought in Fort Red Wolves additional experience and adds to Scott Community College‐transfer Amir Howard the depth at the position. Freshman Dane Mot‐ to provide additional strength to the corner po‐ ley was the lone addition to the unit as part of A‐ sition. State’s 2019 signing class. SPECIAL TEAMS SECONDARY Any discussion about A‐State’s special teams While A‐State must replace three‐time All‐Sun starts with senior punter Cody Grace, a two‐time Belt Conference choice Justin Clifton at the nickel Ray Guy Award semifinalist and All‐Sun Belt Con‐ position, it returns three full‐time starters and a ference selection. The Perth, Western Australia, fourth with starting experience in its secondary. native’s punts were returned just eight times in Among the players back in 2019 are Darreon 2018 for ‐15 yards as the Red Wolves set a new Jackson, who earned third‐team all‐conference NCAA record for punt return defense. honors last year after posting a team‐leading 90 A‐State will look to fill a void at the punt re‐ tackles. Second Team All‐Sun Belt pick Jerry Ja‐ turn position that was manned almost exclu‐ cobs is also back at cornerback after recording sively by Warren Wand a year ago. Kickoff four to go along with 31 tackles and returns were essentially handled by committee, eight pass break‐ups. Senior BJ Edmonds has had including 11 returns for 239 by Kirk Merritt that a stellar career as well, and will again be a leader were both team highs. at the safety position for the Red Wolves. Sophomore Blake Grupe won the placekicking Playing in all 13 games, including five as a duties early in the 2018 season, completing the starter, Jeremy Smith put up career‐best num‐ year with a team‐high 77 points after making 14 bers in 2018 with 27 tackles and five pass break‐ field goals and 35 extra points. A‐State signed ups. Senior Logan Wescott also returns after highly‐touted freshman kicker Tristan Mattson, posting 27 tackles and one tackle for loss while and he will compete for the job along with red‐ backing up Clifton at the nickel position. shirt freshman Aaron Sears. Junior Seth Cot‐ Sophomore safety Antonio Fletcher is a strong tengim returns as A‐State’s deep snapper. candidate to step into a starting role after post‐ ing 19 stops as a true freshman and enjoying a strong spring camp. The Red Wolves could also

DARREON JACKSON, SR. DB ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 25 ARKANSAS STATE ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (previous school) 9 Jonathan Adams, Jr. WR 6‐3 209 Jr. 2L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 99 Tony Adams DL 6‐0 333 Sr.‐R 1L Fannin, Miss. (Jones County (Miss.) JC) 90 Tukua Ahoia DL 6‐0 331 Jr. 1L San Mateo, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.) 10 Elery Alexander S 6‐0 190 Jr. TR Van Vleck, Texas (Kilgore (Texas) College) 16 Triston Anderson CB 6‐0 181 Fr.‐R RS Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) 77 Jacob Atnip OL 6‐5 309 Jr.‐R 2L Sheridan, Ark. (Sheridan) 45 TW Ayers TE 6‐2 250 Fr.‐R RS Lamar, Mo. (Lamar) 23 Isaiah Azubuike RB 5‐11 200 Fr. HS St. Louis, Mo. (Lutheran North) DeQuan Ball DE 6‐2 225 Fr. HS Birmingham, Ala. (Pinson Valley) 7 Omar Bayless WR 6‐3 207 Sr.‐R 3L Laurel, Miss. (Laurel) 30 Derrick Bean LB 6‐2 226 So. 1L Pinson, Ala. (Clay‐Chalkville) 22 Caleb Bonner LB 6‐1 213 Jr. 2L Reform, Ala. (Pickens County) 12 Logan Bonner QB 6‐1 215 Jr.‐R 2L Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) 82 Brandon Bowling WR 5‐9 176 Jr.‐R 2L McKinney, Texas (Boyd) 50 William Bradley‐King DE 6‐4 248 Jr.‐R 2L Kansas City, Mo. (Hogan Prep) 17 Darveon Brown WR 5‐11 185 Sr.‐R 3L Warren, Ark. (Warren) 98 Jeffmario Brown DE 6‐3 229 Jr. 1L Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) 87 Javier Carbonell DL 6‐2 314 Sr.‐R 3L Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville) 35 Aaron Carter S 5‐11 195 Jr.‐R SQ Manila, Ark. (Missouri Baptist) 86 Gavin Casebier WR 6‐4 176 Fr.‐R RS Harrisburg, Ark. (Harrisburg) 32 Tajhea Chambers LB 6‐2 240 Jr.‐R 2L Gordon, Ga. (Tift County) 28 DJ Chatman RB 6‐1 230 Jr.‐R TR Houston, Texas (Independence (Kan.) CC) 2 Coltin Clack QB 6‐3 215 Fr. HS Texarkana, Texas (Texas HS) 5 David Clayton WR 6‐0 184 Fr. HS Grapevine, Texas (Grapevine) 10 Carson Coats QB 6‐1 204 Sr.‐R 2L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 14 KaRon Coleman QB 6‐0 178 Fr. HS Eutaw, Ala. (Greene County) 46 Seth Cottengim DS 6‐0 207 Jr.‐R 2L Fairport, NY (Wyoming) 2 Kailon Davis DE 6‐4 240 Jr. DE New Orleans, La. (Independence (Kan.) CC) 43 Charles DeRosier DS 6‐0 210 Fr.‐R RS Long Beach, Calif. (Robert A. Millikan) 55 Aaron Donkor DE 6‐2 240 Jr. TR Aachen, Germany (New Mexico Military Institute) 78 Justin Dutton OL 6‐4 331 So.‐R 1L Guthrie, Okla. (Guthrie) 3 B.J. Edmonds S 6‐0 204 Sr. 3L Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal School) 55 Troy Elliott OL 6‐5 271 Jr.‐R 2L Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus) 26 Trent Ellis‐Brewer LB 6‐2 222 Sr. 3L Daphne, Ala. (Daphne) 14 Antonio Fletcher S 6‐0 187 So. 1L Lithonia, Ga. (Martin Luther King) 99 Damon Foncham P 5‐8 186 Sr.‐R 3L Plano, Texas (Plano West) 88 Jeff Foreman WR 6‐2 175 Fr. HS Oklahoma City, Okla. (Del City) 68 John Fox OL 6‐4 310 Fr.‐R RS Junction City, Ark. (Junction City) 21 Jamari Gamble S 6‐0 205 So.‐R 1L DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) 65 Jax Gasaway OL 6‐7 265 Fr. HS Star City, Ark. (Star City) 41 Cody Grace P 6‐2 228 Sr.‐R 2L Perth, Western Australia (Warwick Senior) 18 Ryan Graham RB 5‐11 200 Jr. TR Lincoln, Calif. (Sierra (Calif.) College) 4 Dahu Green WR 6‐5 197 Sr.‐R 1L Oklahoma City, Okla. (Oklahoma) 20 Detravion Green S 6‐0 183 Fr.‐R RS Ashdown, Ark. (Ashdown) 25 Blake Grupe K 5‐8 150 So.‐R 1L Sedalia, Mo. (Smith‐Cotton) 97 Terry Hampton DL 6‐0 293 So. 1L El Dorado, Ark. (El Dorado) 74 Andre Harris Jr. OL 6‐5 342 So.‐R 1L Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North) 11 Jaden Harris DB 6‐2 201 Fr.‐R RS Monroe, La. (Ouachita Parish) 71 Klint Harvey OL 6‐6 326 Sr.‐R 2L Corning, Ark. (Arkansas) 3 Layne Hatcher QB 6‐0 196 Fr.‐R TR Little Rock, Ark. (Alabama) Zion Hawkins S 5‐11 188 Fr. HS Dallas, Ga. (North Paulding) 15 Seth Hayes WR 6‐4 195 Fr. HS Magnolia, Texas (Magnolia West) 26 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (previous school) 5 Amir Howard CB 5‐10 190 Jr. TR Citra, Fla. (Fort Scott (Kan.) CC) 79 Jarrett Horst OL 6‐6 305 So. TR Middleton, Wis. (Ellsworth (Iowa) CC) 54 Christian Hoz OL 6‐5 316 Fr.‐R RS Covington, La. (Archbiship Hannan) 81 Javonis Isaac TE 6‐2 248 Jr.‐R 2L Lafayette, La. (Acadiana) 36 Noel Iwuchukwu DE 6‐2 235 Jr.‐R RS Los Angeles, Calif. (Coll. of the Canyons (Calif.) 34 Darreon Jackson S 6‐0 205 Sr.‐R 2L Derby, Kan. (Coffeyville (Kan.) CC) 1 Jerry Jacobs CB 5‐11 204 Jr. 1L Atlanta, Ga. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) Will Jarrett QB 6‐1 170 Fr. HS Centerton, Ark. (Bentonville West) 1 Samy Johnson RB 5‐10 175 Fr. HS Little Rock, Ark. (Catholic) 47 Jaelyn Jones S 6‐1 223 Jr.‐R SQ Bryant, Ark. (Bryant) 21 Jamal Jones RB 5‐9 193 Sr.‐R 3L Memphis, Tenn. (Trezevant) 51 Kirk Louis LB 6‐2 231 Sr.‐R 3L Baton Rouge, La. (McKinley) 32 Cooper Lucas RB 5‐10 225 Fr.‐R RS Lamar, Mo. (Lamar) 95 Wyatt Luebke DE 6‐5 264 So.‐R 1L DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) 11 Donovan Marshall RB 5‐11 188 Fr.‐R RS St. Louis, Mo. (Luthern North) 47 Tristan Mattson K 6‐2 170 Fr. HS Clarkston, Mich. (Clarkston) 92 Forrest Merrill DL 6‐1 338 Jr. 1L Willard, Mo. (Northeastern Okla. A&M) 13 Kirk Merritt WR 6‐0 215 Sr.‐R 1L Destrehan, La. (East Mississippi CC) 67 Ethan Miner OL 6‐3 285 Fr. HS West Hartford, Conn. (Kingswood‐Oxford) 6 Eugene Minter WR 6‐5 220 Jr. TR Birmingham, Ala. (Dodge City (Kan.) CC) 94 Hunter Moreton DL 6‐1 291 So.‐R 1L Fort Smith, Ark. (Southside) 23 Dane Motley LB 6‐0 193 Fr. HS Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta) 34 Marcel Murray RB 5‐11 197 So. 1L Hiram, Ga. (Hiram) 8 Bubba Ogbebor WR 6‐0 198 Jr.‐R 1L Frisco, Texas (Boise State) 12 Nathan Page CB 6‐0 170 So. 1L Roland, Ark. (Joe T. Robinson) 80 Ross Painter TE 6‐4 237 Jr.‐R RS Hernando, Miss. (Northeast Miss. CC) 73 Ernesto Ramirez OL 6‐3 295 So. TR La Puente, Calif. (Cerritos (Calif.) College) 6 Jarius Reimonenq S 5‐11 180 Fr. HS Hattiesburg, Miss. (Oak Grove) 30 Donald Richardson WR 6‐1 190 Fr.‐R RS Little Rock, Ark. (Little Rock Central) 13 Vershaud Richardson DE 6‐4 235 Fr. HS Paris, Texas (Paris) 35 Alex Roberts RB 5‐7 166 So.‐R 1L Tokyo, Japan (Cabot (Ark.) HS) 70 Ivory Scott OL 6‐4 315 Jr. TR Kenner, La. (Pearl River (Miss.) CC) 33 Aaron Sears K 5‐9 155 Fr.‐R RS Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland) 72 Nour‐Eddine Seidnaly OL 6‐5 324 Sr.‐R 1L Silver Spring, Md. (ASA (N.Y.) College) 53 Luke Sexton DS 6‐3 251 Jr.‐R SQ Jonesboro, Ark. (Nettleton) 29 Colby Sigears CB 5‐8 168 Jr.‐R 1L Fayetteville, AR (Arkansas Tech) 24 Jeremy Smith CB 5‐11 174 Sr. 3L Atlanta, Texas (Atlanta) Kelly Smith WR 6‐0 178 Fr. HS Hernando, Miss. (Hernando) 61 Jennings Stanley OL 6‐3 325 So.‐R 1L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 64 Jacob Still OL 6‐1 296 Jr.‐R 2L Collierville, Tenn. (St. George’s) 31 Anthony Switzer S 6‐0 190 Fr. HS Marion, Ark. (Marion) 19 Bryan Terry CB 6‐0 180 So.‐R RS Atlanta, Ga. (Fullerton (Calif.) College) 15 Kevin Thurmon DL 6‐3 298 Sr.‐R 1L Chicago, Ill. (Ball State) 44 Thomas Toki DL 6‐1 290 So.‐R RS Mountain View, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.) Zac Tuinei LB 6‐1 225 Fr. HS Noblesville, Ind. (Noblesville) 17 Billy Tuitavake DE 6‐2 265 Jr. TR San Diego, Calif. (College of San Mateo (Calif.) 87 Reed Tyler TE 6‐3 245 So. 1L Brandon, Miss. (Brandon) 37 Logan Wescott S 6‐0 200 Sr.‐R 1L Harrington, Del. (Delaware State) Aron Whittle WR 5‐9 185 Fr. HS Newbern, Tenn. (Dyer County) 41 Brandon Williams CB 5‐11 177 So.‐R SQ Chicago, Ill. (St. Rita) 75 Carson Williams OL 6‐4 290 Fr. HS Forest, Miss. (Scott Central) Peyton Wright QB 6‐3 205 Fr. HS Searcy, Ark. (Searcy) ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 27 ARKANSAS STATE NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (previous school) 1 Jerry Jacobs CB 5‐11 204 Jr. 1L Atlanta, Ga. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) 1 Samy Johnson RB 5‐10 175 Fr. HS Little Rock, Ark. (Catholic) 2 Coltin Clack QB 6‐3 215 Fr. HS Texarkana, Texas (Texas HS) 2 Kailon Davis DE 6‐4 240 Jr. DE New Orleans, La. (Independence (Kan.) CC) 3 B.J. Edmonds S 6‐0 204 Sr. 3L Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal School) 3 Layne Hatcher QB 6‐0 196 Fr.‐R TR Little Rock, Ark. (Alabama) 4 Dahu Green WR 6‐5 197 Sr.‐R 1L Oklahoma City, Okla. (Oklahoma) 5 David Clayton WR 6‐0 184 Fr. HS Grapevine, Texas (Grapevine) 5 Amir Howard CB 5‐10 190 Jr. TR Citra, Fla. (Fort Scott (Kan.) CC) 6 Eugene Minter WR 6‐5 220 Jr. TR Birmingham, Ala. (Dodge City (Kan.) CC) 6 Jarius Reimonenq S 5‐11 180 Fr. HS Hattiesburg, Miss. (Oak Grove) 7 Omar Bayless WR 6‐3 207 Sr.‐R 3L Laurel, Miss. (Laurel) 8 Bubba Ogbebor WR 6‐0 198 Jr.‐R 1L Frisco, Texas (Boise State) 9 Jonathan Adams, Jr. WR 6‐3 209 Jr. 2L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 10 Elery Alexander S 6‐0 190 Jr. TR Van Vleck, Texas (Kilgore (Texas) College) 10 Carson Coats QB 6‐1 204 Sr.‐R 2L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 11 Jaden Harris DB 6‐2 201 Fr.‐R RS Monroe, La. (Ouachita Parish) 11 Donovan Marshall RB 5‐11 188 Fr.‐R RS St. Louis, Mo. (Luthern North) 12 Logan Bonner QB 6‐1 215 Jr.‐R 2L Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) 12 Nathan Page CB 6‐0 170 So. 1L Roland, Ark. (Joe T. Robinson) 13 Kirk Merritt WR 6‐0 215 Sr.‐R 1L Destrehan, La. (East Mississippi CC) 13 Vershaud Richardson DE 6‐4 235 Fr. HS Paris, Texas (Paris) 14 KaRon Coleman QB 6‐0 178 Fr. HS Eutaw, Ala. (Greene County) 14 Antonio Fletcher S 6‐0 187 So. 1L Lithonia, Ga. (Martin Luther King) 15 Seth Hayes WR 6‐4 195 Fr. HS Magnolia, Texas (Magnolia West) 15 Kevin Thurmon DL 6‐3 298 Sr.‐R 1L Chicago, Ill. (Ball State) 16 Triston Anderson CB 6‐0 181 Fr.‐R RS Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) 17 Darveon Brown WR 5‐11 185 Sr.‐R 3L Warren, Ark. (Warren) 17 Billy Tuitavake DE 6‐2 265 Jr. TR San Diego, Calif. (College of San Mateo (Calif.) 18 Ryan Graham RB 5‐11 200 Jr. TR Lincoln, Calif. (Sierra (Calif.) College) 19 Bryan Terry CB 6‐0 180 So.‐R RS Atlanta, Ga. (Fullerton (Calif.) College) 20 Detravion Green S 6‐0 183 Fr.‐R RS Ashdown, Ark. (Ashdown) 21 Jamari Gamble S 6‐0 205 So.‐R 1L DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) 21 Jamal Jones RB 5‐9 193 Sr.‐R 3L Memphis, Tenn. (Trezevant) 22 Caleb Bonner LB 6‐1 213 Jr. 2L Reform, Ala. (Pickens County) 23 Isaiah Azubuike RB 5‐11 200 Fr. HS St. Louis, Mo. (Lutheran North) 23 Dane Motley LB 6‐0 193 Fr. HS Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta) 24 Jeremy Smith CB 5‐11 174 Sr. 3L Atlanta, Texas (Atlanta) 25 Blake Grupe K 5‐8 150 So.‐R 1L Sedalia, Mo. (Smith‐Cotton) 26 Trent Ellis‐Brewer LB 6‐2 222 Sr. 3L Daphne, Ala. (Daphne) 28 DJ Chatman RB 6‐1 230 Jr.‐R TR Houston, Texas (Independence (Kan.) CC) 29 Colby Sigears CB 5‐8 168 Jr.‐R 1L Fayetteville, AR (Arkansas Tech) 30 Derrick Bean LB 6‐2 226 So. 1L Pinson, Ala. (Clay‐Chalkville) 30 Donald Richardson WR 6‐1 190 Fr.‐R RS Little Rock, Ark. (Little Rock Central) 31 Anthony Switzer S 6‐0 190 Fr. HS Marion, Ark. (Marion) 32 Tajhea Chambers LB 6‐2 240 Jr.‐R 2L Gordon, Ga. (Tift County) 32 Cooper Lucas RB 5‐10 225 Fr.‐R RS Lamar, Mo. (Lamar) 33 Aaron Sears K 5‐9 155 Fr.‐R RS Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland) 34 Darreon Jackson S 6‐0 205 Sr.‐R 2L Derby, Kan. (Coffeyville (Kan.) CC) 34 Marcel Murray RB 5‐11 197 So. 1L Hiram, Ga. (Hiram) 35 Aaron Carter S 5‐11 195 Jr.‐R SQ Manila, Ark. (Missouri Baptist) 35 Alex Roberts RB 5‐7 166 So.‐R 1L Tokyo, Japan (Cabot (Ark.) HS) 28 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (previous school) 36 Noel Iwuchukwu DE 6‐2 235 Jr.‐R RS Los Angeles, Calif. (Coll. of the Canyons (Calif.) 37 Logan Wescott S 6‐0 200 Sr.‐R 1L Harrington, Del. (Delaware State) 41 Cody Grace P 6‐2 228 Sr.‐R 2L Perth, Western Australia (Warwick Senior) 41 Brandon Williams CB 5‐11 177 So.‐R SQ Chicago, Ill. (St. Rita) 43 Charles DeRosier DS 6‐0 210 Fr.‐R RS Long Beach, Calif. (Robert A. Millikan) 44 Thomas Toki DL 6‐1 290 So.‐R RS Mountain View, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.) 45 TW Ayers TE 6‐2 250 Fr.‐R RS Lamar, Mo. (Lamar) 46 Seth Cottengim DS 6‐0 207 Jr.‐R 2L Fairport, NY (Wyoming) 47 Jaelyn Jones S 6‐1 223 Jr.‐R SQ Bryant, Ark. (Bryant) 47 Tristan Mattson K 6‐2 170 Fr. HS Clarkston, Mich. (Clarkston) 50 William Bradley‐King DE 6‐4 248 Jr.‐R 2L Kansas City, Mo. (Hogan Prep) 51 Kirk Louis LB 6‐2 231 Sr.‐R 3L Baton Rouge, La. (McKinley) 53 Luke Sexton DS 6‐3 251 Jr.‐R SQ Jonesboro, Ark. (Nettleton) 54 Christian Hoz OL 6‐5 316 Fr.‐R RS Covington, La. (Archbiship Hannan) 55 Aaron Donkor DE 6‐2 240 Jr. TR Aachen, Germany (New Mexico Military Institute) 55 Troy Elliott OL 6‐5 271 Jr.‐R 2L Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus) 61 Jennings Stanley OL 6‐3 325 So.‐R 1L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 64 Jacob Still OL 6‐1 296 Jr.‐R 2L Collierville, Tenn. (St. George’s) 65 Jax Gasaway OL 6‐7 265 Fr. HS Star City, Ark. (Star City) 67 Ethan Miner OL 6‐3 285 Fr. HS West Hartford, Conn. (Kingswood‐Oxford) 68 John Fox OL 6‐4 310 Fr.‐R RS Junction City, Ark. (Junction City) 70 Ivory Scott OL 6‐4 315 Jr. TR Kenner, La. (Pearl River (Miss.) CC) 71 Klint Harvey OL 6‐6 326 Sr.‐R 2L Corning, Ark. (Arkansas) 72 Nour‐Eddine Seidnaly OL 6‐5 324 Sr.‐R 1L Silver Spring, Md. (ASA (N.Y.) College) 73 Ernesto Ramirez OL 6‐3 295 So. TR La Puente, Calif. (Cerritos (Calif.) College) 74 Andre Harris Jr. OL 6‐5 342 So.‐R 1L Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North) 75 Carson Williams OL 6‐4 290 Fr. HS Forest, Miss. (Scott Central) 77 Jacob Atnip OL 6‐5 309 Jr.‐R 2L Sheridan, Ark. (Sheridan) 78 Justin Dutton OL 6‐4 331 So.‐R 1L Guthrie, Okla. (Guthrie) 79 Jarrett Horst OL 6‐6 305 So. TR Middleton, Wis. (Ellsworth (Iowa) CC) 80 Ross Painter TE 6‐4 237 Jr.‐R RS Hernando, Miss. (Northeast Miss. CC) 81 Javonis Isaac TE 6‐2 248 Jr.‐R 2L Lafayette, La. (Acadiana) 82 Brandon Bowling WR 5‐9 176 Jr.‐R 2L McKinney, Texas (Boyd) 86 Gavin Casebier WR 6‐4 176 Fr.‐R RS Harrisburg, Ark. (Harrisburg) 87 Javier Carbonell DL 6‐2 314 Sr.‐R 3L Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville) 87 Reed Tyler TE 6‐3 245 So. 1L Brandon, Miss. (Brandon) 88 Jeff Foreman WR 6‐2 175 Fr. HS Oklahoma City, Okla. (Del City) 90 Tukua Ahoia DL 6‐0 331 Jr. 1L San Mateo, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.) 92 Forrest Merrill DL 6‐1 338 Jr. 1L Willard, Mo. (Northeastern Okla. A&M) 94 Hunter Moreton DL 6‐1 291 So.‐R 1L Fort Smith, Ark. (Southside) 95 Wyatt Luebke DE 6‐5 264 So.‐R 1L DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) 97 Terry Hampton DL 6‐0 293 So. 1L El Dorado, Ark. (El Dorado) 98 Jeffmario Brown DE 6‐3 229 Jr. 1L Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) 99 Tony Adams DL 6‐0 333 Sr.‐R 1L Fannin, Miss. (Jones County (Miss.) JC) 99 Damon Foncham P 5‐8 186 Sr.‐R 3L Plano, Texas (Plano West) DeQuan Ball DE 6‐2 225 Fr. HS Birmingham, Ala. (Pinson Valley) Zion Hawkins S 5‐11 188 Fr. HS Dallas, Ga. (North Paulding) Will Jarrett QB 6‐1 170 Fr. HS Centerton, Ark. (Bentonville West) Kelly Smith WR 6‐0 178 Fr. HS Hernando, Miss. (Hernando) Zac Tuinei LB 6‐1 225 Fr. HS Noblesville, Ind. (Noblesville) Aron Whittle WR 5‐9 185 Fr. HS Newbern, Tenn. (Dyer County) Peyton Wright QB 6‐3 205 Fr. HS Searcy, Ark. (Searcy) ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 29 ARKANSAS STATE RED WOLVES AT A GLANCE RETURNING TEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS Receiving yards (No. 35)...... Kirk Merritt (1,005) Rushing ...... Marcel Murray (154 att. | 860 yds. | 8 TD) Field goals per game (No. 35)...... Blake Grupe (1.27) Passing ...... Logan Bonner (46.9 pct. | 181 yds | 1 TD) Receiving yards per game (No. 46)....Kirk Merritt (77.3) Receiving ...... Kirk Merritt (83 rec. | 1,005 yds | 7 TD) Rush yards per carry (No. 53) ...... Marcel Murray (5.58) Omar Bayless (39 rec. | 566 yds | 2 TD) Total Interceptions (No. 55) ...... BJ Edmonds (3) Jonathan Adams Jr. (17 rec. | 267 yds | 3 TD) Total Offense ...... Marcel Murray (154 plays | 860 yds.) LOST NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS All‐Purpose...... Kirk Merritt (1,275 yds.) Total offense (No. 11)...... Justice Hansen (296.8 ypg) Marcel Murray (1,181 yds.) Tackles for loss (No. 15)...... Ronheen Bingham (1.4 pg) Punt Returns...... None Completions per game (No. 16) ...Justice Hansen (22.0) Kickoff Ret...Kirk Merritt (11 ret. | 239 yds. | 21.7 avg.) Points responsible for (No. 16) .....Justice Hansen (202) Field Goals...... Blake Grupe (14‐21 FG | 66.7 pct.) Pts responsible for p/g (No. 16) ...Justice Hansen (15.5) Punting...... Cody Grace (64 punts | 40.6 avg. | 25 i20) Completion percentage (No. 18)..Justice Hansen (.659) Scoring...... Blake Grupe (77 pts. | 14 FG, 35 XP) Passing touchdowns (No. 18)...... Justice Hansen (27) Marcel Murray (62 pts. | 10 TD) Passing yards (No. 18)...... Justice Hansen (3,447) Tackles...... Darreon Jackson (90 tkl. | 50 UA | 40 A) Pass yards per game (No. 19).....Justice Hansen (265.2) Tajhea Chambers (79 tkl. | 33 UA | 46 A) Sacks (No. 24) ...... Ronheen Bingham (0.69 pg) Tackles for Loss...... Kevin Thurmon (12.0‐37 yds.) recovered (No. 24)...... Justin Clifton (2) William Bradley‐King (9.5‐44 yds.) Passing Efficiency (No. 25) ...... Justice Hansen (149.0) Sacks ...... William Bradley‐King (6.0‐37 yds.) Punt returns (No. 33)...... Warren Wand (8.3 ypr) Forrest Merrill (4.5‐24) Yards per pass attempt (No. 33).....Justice Hansen (7.9) Interceptions...... Jerry Jacobs (4‐19 yds.) Rush yards per carry (No. 47)...... Warren Wand (5.7) BJ Edmonds (3‐30 yds.) A‐STATE OFFENSE IN FINAL 2018 NCAA STATS LOST TEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS Total offense (No. 17)...... 466.2 ypg Rushing ...... Warren Wand (139 att. |792 yds. | 4 TD) Fumbles lost (No. 19) ...... 6 Justice Hansen (133 att. | 411 yds. |6 TD) Passing offense (No. 21) ...... 281.5 ypg Passing..Justice Hansen (65.9 pct. | 3,447 yds. | 27 TD) Completion percentage (No. 25)...... 642 Receiving ...... Justin McInnis (61 rec. | 748 yds. | 5 TD) First downs offense (No. 28) ...... 300 Warren Wand (26 rec. | 213 yds. | 1 TD) Turnovers lost (No. 30) ...... 16 Total Offense....Justice Hansen (567 plays | 3,858 yds.) Team passing efficiency (No. 39)...... 144.65 Warren Wand (140 plays | 792 yds.) Tackles for loss allowed (No. 40)...... 5.54 pg All‐Purpose ...... Warren Wand (1,389 yds.) Turnover margin (No. 41)...... 0.31 pg Punt Ret....Warren Wand (28 ret. | 231 yds. | 8.2 avg.) Sacks allowed (No. 43) ...... 1.85 pg KO Ret...... Warren Wand (6 ret. | 153 yds. | 25.5 avg.) Rushing offense (No. 49) ...... 184.8 ypg Field Goals ...... None Punting ...... None A‐STATE DEFENSE IN FINAL 2018 NCAA STATS Scoring...... Justice Hansen (36 pts. | 6 TD) Passing yards allowed (No. 11)...... 177.8 avg. Justin McInnis (36 pts. | 6 TD) Team tackles for loss (No. 13) ...... 7.7 pg Tackles...... Justin Clifton (81 tkl. | 41 UA | 40 A) Defensive touchdowns (No. 17)...... 3 Ronheen Bingham (65 tkl. | 26 UA | 39 A) First downs defense (No. 21) ...... 232 Tackles for Loss...... Ronheen Bingham (18.5‐90 yds.) Red zone defense (No. 27)...... 784 Dajon Emory (12.5‐56 yds.) Team sacks (No. 27) ...... 2.69 pg Sacks ...... Ronheen Bingham (9.0‐60 yds.) 3rd down conversion pctg. defense (No. 35)...... 358 Dajon Emory (6.5‐48 yds.) Passes intercepted (No. 40) ...... 12 Interceptions ...... Justin Clifton (2‐43 yds.) 4th down conversion pctg. defense (No. 51)...... 500

RETURNING NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS A‐STATE SPECIAL TEAMS IN FINAL 2018 NCAA STATS Fumbles recovered (No. 2)...... Tajhea Chambers (4) Punt ret. def. (No. 1) (NCAA FBS RECORD).....‐1.88 avg. Total interceptions (No. 16)...... Jerry Jacobs (4) Kickoff return defense (No. 6)...... 16.39 ypr Receptions per game (No. 20)...... Kirk Merritt (6.4) Net punting (No. 14)...... 40.53 avg. Interceptions per game (No. 27) ...... Jerry Jacobs (0.3) Kickoff returns (No. 47)...... 21.53 ypr 30 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF ARKANSAS STATE HEAD COACH BLAKE ANDERSON only SBC program to ever go 8‐0 in league play during multiple seasons (2015 and 2011). The Red Wolves have won at least seven games every season under Anderson, including a 9‐victory campaign in 2015 and eight‐win years in both 2016 and 2018. A‐State has also com‐ piled a 31‐9 (.775 winning percentage) Sun Belt Conference record under Anderson’s watch. Including six A‐State wins in 2018, 35 of the Red Wolves’ 39 victories under Anderson have come by 10 or more points. The only exceptions were 29‐20 and 27‐20 victories this season over Tulsa and UNLV, respectively, and a 21‐14 over‐ time win against Utah State in 2014 and a 27‐26 victory over Georgia Southern in 2016. Each of Anderson’s first four squads ranked among the top 45 teams in the nation in at least 23 combined offensive, defensive and special teams categories, including 2018 when the Red Blake Anderson, a 17‐year coaching veteran Wolves led the nation in punt return defense (‐ at the NCAA FBS level who also coached in an 1.9 yards per return), 2016 when they ranked No. NJCAA National Championship game, was named 1 in tackles for loss (9.6 per game) and 2015 the Red Wolves’ 30th all‐time head football when they ranked No. 1 in both defensive touch‐ coach on Dec. 19, 2013. downs (8) and passes intercepted (26). Anderson led A‐State to five consecutive win‐ Along the way, he saw 11 of his players earn ning seasons, five straight bowl game appear‐ All‐Sun Belt recognition in 2014, followed by 16 ances (2018 Arizona Bowl, 2017 Camellia Bowl, in both 2015 and 2016, a school‐record 18 in 2016 Cure Bowl, 2015 New Orleans Bowl and 2017 and, most recently, 17 in 2018. All five sea‐ 2014 GoDaddy Bowl) and back‐to‐back Sun Belt sons combined, Anderson has coached 49 differ‐ Conference championships in 2015 and 2016 his ent players to 81 all‐conference selections ‐‐ the initial five seasons at the helm. During that time, most in the league over that span. the Red Wolves also broke nine school records Anderson has led the Red Wolves to a 23‐6 for average yards total offense (494.8 yards per home record, which includes a 2014 overtime game in 2017), first downs (322 in 2017), first win over a Utah State team that won 10 games downs passing (190 in 2017), passing yards and received votes in the final Associated Press (4,106 in 2017), passing touchdowns (38 in Top‐25 Poll. A‐State has also compiled a 14‐6 2017), points scored (520 in 2015), touchdowns Sun Belt road record, including a 35‐3 victory scored (69 in 2015), total offense (6,174 yards in over then‐ranked No. 25 Troy in 2016 for the Red 2014) and total plays (1,024 in 2014). Wolves first road win over a top‐25 team since Out of 30 all‐time head coaches, Anderson joining the FBS in 1992. became just the fourth to win at least seven Upon his arrival at A‐State, Anderson assem‐ games in his first season at A‐State. Now with 39 bled a well‐respected coaching staff and began career victories leading the Red Wolves, he is the working to put together his first recruiting class first head coach in A‐State history to win more in an abbreviated time period. Not only did he than 32 games his first five seasons at the school. sign the Sun Belt’s No. 1 ranked class by Additionally, Anderson is just the third head Rivals.com, all six of his recruiting classes have coach at A‐State to direct the program to 39 wins ranked among the top three teams in the league in 63 or fewer games ‐‐ Bennie Ellender also by at least two of the major recruiting services. reached 39 victories in 63 games from 1963‐69. Before joining A‐State, Anderson worked on A‐State won the league title for the second head coach ’s staff as offensive co‐ consecutive year under Anderson in 2016 with a ordinator and quarterbacks coach at both North 7‐1 record, making it the only program in the na‐ Carolina and Southern Miss the previous four tion at the time to win five conference titles over seasons. His dynamic offense helped lead the the previous six seasons. The Red Wolves won two programs to 34 victories, three bowl game the 2015 league championship with an unblem‐ appearances and two conference or divisional ti‐ ished 8‐0 record, in the process becoming the tles. Along the way, his potent offense was re‐ 32 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES HEAD COACH BLAKE ANDERSON sponsible for breaking both schools’ total offense with 1,058 yards of total offense in the last three records while also ranking among the most pro‐ games alone, which was the most in any three‐ ductive teams in the nation. game stretch in Tar Heels history. He was also The Hubbard, Texas, native came to A‐State the first quarterback to lead North Carolina in after spending the previous two seasons as the rushing since 1968. offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at Anderson went to Chapel Hill after a record‐ North Carolina, where he helped lead the Tar setting run as Southern Miss’ offensive coordi‐ Heels to an Atlantic Coast Conference Coastal Di‐ nator and quarterbacks coach. The Golden vision title in 2012 and the Belk Bowl in 2013. Eagles set school records for total offense in each Under Anderson’s direction, North Carolina av‐ of Anderson’s last two years. He was part of a eraged 432.4 total yards per game in 2013 after Southern Miss staff under Fedora that won a setting the school record the previous year with school‐record 12 games in 2012, including the 485.6 yards per contest. Prior to his arrival in Conference USA championship over previously Chapel Hill, the Tar Heels had not averaged 400 unbeaten Houston and the Bowl over Ne‐ yards in a season since 1993. vada. North Carolina’s offense posted more than Anderson spent his first two seasons as 500 yards of total offense seven times during An‐ USM’s quarterbacks coach and run game coordi‐ derson’s two seasons at the school, including a nator and developed Austin Davis into one of the school‐record 721 versus Old Dominion his last nation’s top signal callers. Davis broke nearly season, and scored 40 or more points in nine every school record in an outstanding four‐year games. The Tar Heels averaged 44.2 points per career. game at Kenan Stadium (14 games) and 25.4 on Under the eye of Anderson, the Golden Ea‐ the road (10 games) with Anderson as their of‐ gles were one of 14 teams in the country that av‐ fensive coordinator. eraged more than 200 yards per game in both Anderson led a passing offense during the rushing and passing in 2011. The Golden Eagles 2013 season ranked 23rd in the nation, averaging had nearly 6,500 yards of total offense and set a 286.3 yards per game. North Carolina posted 27 school record with 461.4 yards per game. In ad‐ passing touchdowns, which were the second dition, USM was 15th nationally in scoring of‐ most in school history and just two behind the fense, 16th in total offense and 21st in rushing 29 recorded in 2012. The Tar Heels ranked offense. Anderson’s offense posted 30‐or‐more among the top 44 teams in the nation in total of‐ points in 10 of 14 games in 2011, including a sea‐ fense, completion percentage, passing offense, red zone offense, scoring offense, passing effi‐ ciency, fourth down conversions and turnovers lost in 2013. North Carolina’s offensive success was just a continuation from Anderson’s initial season, which saw the Tar Heels establish more than 35 school records. The Tar Heels finished eighth in the country in scoring, averaging 40.6 points per game, and were 14th nationally with 485.6 yards per game. Their passing attack was 26th nation‐ ally with 291.8 yards per contest, and the Tar Heels also rushed for 193.8 yards per game, their highest average since 1994. Individuals excelled in Anderson’s system at every position. During his time at the school, six offensive players received All‐ACC recognition, including First Team All‐America selection Eric Ebron at tight end. As quarterbacks coach, An‐ derson tutored standouts Bryn Renner and Mar‐ quise Williams. Renner set the single‐season school record for touchdowns passes with 28 in 2012, while Williams provided a spark to the UNC offense in 2013 with his mobility outside the pocket. Williams finished the regular season ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 33 ARKANSAS STATE HEAD COACH BLAKE ANDERSON son‐high 63 in a win over Navy. as co‐offensive coordinator and wide receivers In 2010, Southern Miss was 18th in total of‐ coach from 2002‐04. fense, 20th in rushing offense and 35th in passing He spent three seasons at New Mexico before offense. The Golden Eagles also averaged 36.9 landing at MTSU. He served as the wide receivers points per game to rank 15th in the nation. That coach in 2001 and running backs coach from season, Anderson’s quarterbacks were among 1999‐2000. The UNM rushing attack was re‐ the most efficient in the nation with only eight sponsible for a major share of the Lobo offense in interceptions thrown – including one by a wide 2000. The Lobos averaged 148 yards per game receiver – to 24 touchdowns. Davis accounted for on the ground, which accounted for 56 percent 10 of the team’s 28 rushing touchdowns, more of the team’s total offense. than any other back. Anderson worked at Trinity Valley Commu‐ In his first year in Hattiesburg in 2008, An‐ nity College (1995‐98) before joining the Division derson mentored then redshirt freshman and I FBS ranks at New Mexico. In 1998, he was the first‐year starter Davis, who responded by hav‐ offensive coordinator and the Cardinals went 7‐ ing the best season ever for a freshman QB at the 3. He helped lead the Cardinals to the 1997 school, while also putting together one of the NJCAA National Championship. better years that any signal caller has had at the He began his coaching career at Eastern New university. Mexico in 1992 (graduate assistant) and 1993 Davis, who was the first freshman to start in (full‐time), where he tutored the wide receivers. his opening game since 1991, notched 15 school He then moved on to Howard Payne University records, including six season marks – passing in Brownwood, Texas, to coach wide receivers in yards (3,128), completions (261), attempts (454), 1994. HPU won the Texas IAA conference title. total offense (3,636) and touchdowns responsi‐ A two‐year letterwinner at wide receiver for ble for (30). Sam Houston State from 1989‐91, Anderson was Anderson came to Southern Miss after spend‐ named Southland Conference All‐Academic as a ing the 2007 campaign at Louisiana‐Lafayette as senior. He also played for two years as a quar‐ offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach. terback and receiver at Baylor (1987‐89) before The Ragin’ Cajuns posted the No. 6‐rated rushing transferring. Anderson graduated with his bach‐ offense nationally (251.6) in 2007 and became elor’s degree in kinesiology from Sam Houston the Sun Belt’s first ever 3,000‐yard rushing team State in 1992. He also attained his master’s de‐ (3,019). gree in sports administration from Eastern New Anderson, who was in private business from Mexico in 1994. Anderson and his wife Wendy 2004‐06, previously worked at Middle Ten‐ have one daughter, Callie, and two sons, Coleton nessee, where he helped direct an offensive unit and Cason.

34 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES HEAD COACH BLAKE ANDERSON

Blake Anderson was named Arkansas State’s 30th head coach Dec. 19, 2013. THE ANDERSON FILE Hometown: Hubbard, Texas Born: March 24, 1969 High school: Hubbard College: Sam Houston State, 1992 (kinesiology); Eastern New Mexico, 1994 (master’s) Years in coaching: 26 Wife: Wendy Children: daughter Callie and sons Coleton and Cason

COACHING ASSIGNMENTS YEAR‐BY‐YEAR Year School Position (Record) Postseason/Bowls 2014‐Cur. Arkansas State Head Coach (39‐25, 31‐9 Sun Belt) ‘15 GoDaddy Bowl, ‘15 New Orleans Bowl, ‘16 Cure Bowl, ‘17 Camellia Bowl, ‘18 Arizona Bowl 2012‐13 North Carolina Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach 2013 Belk Bowl 2010‐11 Southern Miss Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach 2010 Beef ‘O’ Brady Bowl, 2011 C‐USA Champs, 2011 2008‐09 Southern Miss QB Coach/Run Game Coordinator , 2009 New Orleans Bowl 2007 Louisiana‐Lafayette Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach 2002‐04 Middle Tennessee Co‐Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach 2001 New Mexico Wide Receivers Coach 1999‐2000 New Mexico Running Backs Coach 1998 Trinity Valley College Offensive Coordinator 1995‐97 Trinity Valley College QB/WR/DB/Recruiting Coordinator 1997 Red River Bowl/NJCAA Championship 1994 Howard Payne Wide Receivers Coach American Southwest Conf. Champs 1993 Eastern New Mexico Wide Receivers Coach 1992 Eastern New Mexico Graduate Assistant ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 35 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES DAVID DUGGAN Defensive Coordinator l Linebackers l 1st Year New Hampshire, 1986 David Dug‐ coached a pair of All‐MAC linebackers gan enters his in Robert Spillane and Asantay Brown, first season as who was a two‐time selection. They the Red each signed NFL free agent contracts Wolves’ defen‐ following the 2017 season. Duggan also sive coordina‐ saw four of his special teams players tor and tabbed All‐MAC, including the league’s linebackers coach in 2019. Special Teams Player of the Year in He comes to Arkansas State from kickoff and punt returner Darius Western Michigan, where he served as Phillips. the Broncos’ linebackers coach the last Duggan spent two different stints three seasons and also the special with Southern Miss prior to Western teams coordinator since 2017. Michigan, the last from 2013‐16 as the “Coach Duggan is one of the most Golden Eagles defensive coordinator professional and hard‐working individ‐ and linebackers coach. While there, he uals I’ve ever been around,” said A‐ was part of one of the best turn‐ State head coach Blake Anderson. “He arounds in the FBS in 2015 as Southern is selfless and makes everyone else Miss went from a 3‐9 record in 2014 to around him better, both personally and a 9‐5 mark, a berth in the Conference professionally. I have worked with him USA championship game and an ap‐ for six years, known him for 10, devel‐ pearance in the Heart of Dallas Bowl oped a great trust with him and he is a the following year. His defense ranked perfect fit for what we want to do third in C‐USA along with the top schematically.” ranked player in interceptions as Kalan During his time with the Broncos, he Reed had four. helped lead the program to a pair of Prior to returning to Southern Miss, bowl games, a Mid‐American Confer‐ Duggan was at North Carolina in 2012 ence championship as the outside linebackers coach and and a combined 26‐13 record. His ini‐ special teams coordinator with the Tar tial year with the program saw West‐ Heels. He helped lead the team to an ern Michigan post an undefeated 13‐0 8‐4 finish, the best winning percentage regular‐season record, a final No. 12 for the program since 1997. The team ranking and a berth in the Cotton Bowl, blocked three punts and returned a where it dropped a narrow 24‐16 deci‐ kickoff for a touchdown. sion to Wisconsin. His first stop in Hattiesburg from Most recently, he was part of a 2018 2008‐11 had the Golden Eagles set an coaching staff that directed Western NCAA record for most interceptions re‐ Michigan to a 7‐6 overall record and an turned for touchdowns with 12. He appearance in the Famous Idaho Po‐ coached eventual NFL draft pick Jamie tato Bowl. Collins, who went to the New England During his time with the Broncos, he Patriots. He took over the defensive co‐ 36 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES ordinator role in Hattiesburg in 2011, of the staff that won the in while also coaching linebackers all four 2001 and 2002 with Berlin. seasons. Duggan also had multiple stops in Aside from his college days, Duggan the northeast, coaching at Brown, Col‐ was the head coach of the Cologne gate, Holy Cross, New Hampshire and Centurions of NFL Europe from Alleghany College. He earned his bach‐ 2006‐07. His defense ranked No. 1 in elor’s degree from New Hampshire in the overseas league both seasons. He 1986, where he played from 1982‐86. spent a total of six seasons in NFL Eu‐ Duggan and his wife, Lynne, have rope with Cologne, along with the two daughters Olivia and Grace. . He was also a member

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 37 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES KEITH HECKENDORF Offensive Coordinator l Quarterbacks l 1st Year St. Cloud State, 2004 Keith Heck‐ nearly two decades. endorf enters North Carolina won 19 combined his first season games in 2015 and 2016, which were as the Red the most in Chapel Hill since the 1996 Wolves’ offen‐ and 1997 seasons. The Tar Heels finish sive coordina‐ 15th in the county in the top 25 polls in tor and 2015 when it led the nation in yards quarterbacks coach in 2019. per play and ranked ninth in scoring of‐ He comes to A‐State after spending fense with a school‐record 40.7 points the last eight seasons in multiple roles per game. with the North Carolina football pro‐ “Keith Heckendorf is one of the top gram, including the last five as quarter‐ young offensive coaches in our sport,” backs coach. He also served as the Tar said Larry Fedora, a 2015 Bear Bryant Heels’ passing coordinator the last National Coach of the Year finalist three years and as the recruiting coor‐ while he was the head coach at North dinator in 2014 and 2015. Carolina. “He has earned a great repu‐ The Mosinee, Wis., native also spent tation for developing quarterback tal‐ the 2011‐13 seasons in a player devel‐ ent and helped Mitch Trubisky emerge opment position at North Carolina. into an outstanding NFL prospect The last two years of that three‐year under his watch. He is also a talented period saw him work alongside Ander‐ play‐caller who will be an asset for any son, who was the Tar Heels’ offensive program many years to come.” coordinator and quarterbacks coach at North Carolina’s passing game was the time. among the nation’s best under Heck‐ “Working with Keith in the past, I’ve endorf’s leadership, while the Tar Heels seen first‐hand his tremendous talent also set the school record for passing as a coach and the outstanding football yards three of the last five seasons. mind he possesses,” said A‐State head During that time Heckendorf tutored coach Blake Anderson. “His coaching some of the most successful quarter‐ experience, knowledge of the game, backs in school history, including the ability to develop players and commu‐ 2017 NFL Draft’s No. 2 overall pick in nication skills are all among his many Trubisky. assets that make him a fantastic offen‐ “Coach Heck is one of the best I’ve sive coordinator, and we’re excited to been around,” said Trubisky. “He is ex‐ have him here in Jonesboro.” tremely detailed and a great teacher. His time at North Carolina saw the His passion for the game and his play‐ football program play in five bowl ers make him an awesome coach to games and appear in the 2015 Atlantic play for. He pushed me to be a better Coast Conference (ACC) championship player and helped prepare me for the game, the same year the Tar Heels won next level. I’m thankful for my time 11 games for their best season in with coach Heck and the relationship 38 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES we built. He will be a great addition at Football Coaches Association (AFCA) Arkansas State.” All‐America pick, and a two‐time Aca‐ Prior to his tenure at North Carolina, demic All‐America choice. Heckendorf spent three seasons as the He was the Division II recipient of offensive coordinator and quarter‐ the prestigious National Football Foun‐ backs coach at Western Carolina. He dation (NFF) Scholar‐Athlete Award. also spent three seasons at Nebraska He earned his bachelor’s degree in that included trips to the 2005 Alamo elective studies from St. Cloud State Bowl and 2007 Cotton Bowl. University in 2004, and he completed Heckendorf had a standout career his master’s in education administra‐ as a quarterback at St. Cloud State tion from the University of Nebraska in (Minn.) from 2000‐03. He was a two‐ 2014. time finalist for the Harlon Hill Trophy, A native of Mosinee, Wis., Heck‐ which is given annually to the top endorf is married to the former Ms. player in NCAA Division II football, fin‐ Mia Mauer of Saint Paul, Minn. They ishing second and third in the voting. have twin sons Ethan and Elliott. He was also a consensus American

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 39 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES KYLE CEFALO Wide Receivers l Special Teams Co‐Coordinator 3rd Year l Colorado, 2012 Kyle Cefalo fourth most in school history for a single enters his third season, they tied the 25th most in the na‐ season at tion. Arkansas State Cefalo also tutored Christian Booker, in 2019, but his who turned in the best season of his ca‐ first as the wide reer in 2017 with 25 receptions for 363 receivers coach yards and six touchdowns. Booker and and co‐special teams coordinator after Murray combined for 15 of the team’s 38 spending the previous two years as the receiving touchdowns that ranked as the inside wide receivers coach. fifth most in the nation. A former graduate assistant coach at A‐ Cefalo coached First Team All‐Sun Belt State who helped lead the program to a Conference selection Kirk Merritt in pair of Sun Belt Conference champi‐ 2018, the same season he was named onships in 2013 and 2015, rejoined the the league’s Newcomer of the Year after program as an assistant coach in 2017. recording 83 receptions for 1,005 yards He helped guide the Red Wolves to a and seven touchdowns. Merritt ended combined 15 wins, as well as back‐to‐ his first season with the Red Wolves with back bowl game appearances the last the third most receptions and receiving two years. yards in school history, while also rank‐ Cefalo’s first season back at A‐State ing 20th in the nation in receptions per saw the Red Wolves play Middle Ten‐ game. nessee in the Camellia Bowl to cap a Cefalo returned to Arkansas State in seven‐win season in which the A‐State 2017 to work on the offensive side of the offense ranked fifth in the nation in pass‐ ball after previously spending the 2016 ing offense (342.2 ypg), 10th in total of‐ season as a graduate assistant coach at fense (494.8 ypg) and 13th in scoring Maryland, which doubled its win total offense (37.8 ppg). over the previous season and made an The 2018 A‐State squad ranked 17th in appearance in the Quick Lane Bowl. Dur‐ the country in total offense (466.2 ypg) ing his six seasons as a member of the A‐ and 21st in passing yards (281.5 ypg) on State (2013‐15, 2017‐18) and Maryland its way to the Arizona Bowl, where it (2016) coaching staffs, Cefalo has been a played Nevada. The inside wide receivers part of 45 combined victories and coached by Cefalo were a big part of A‐ coached in six bowl games. State’s success that led to a school record Cefalo worked on the offensive side of for total offense average in 2017 and the the ball, primarily with quarterbacks and program’s fourth most yards per game in wide receivers, at both Maryland and 2018. Arkansas State from 2013‐16. His three His 2017 unit was headlined by Second seasons as a graduate assistant coach at Team All‐Sun Belt Conference selection A‐State saw the Red Wolves compile Chris Murray, who led the team in both three of the top five marks at the time in receptions (50) and receiving touch‐ school history for total offense, including downs (9). In fact, the senior’s receiving a school‐record 6,194 yards in 2014 dur‐ touchdown total not only ranked as the ing Anderson’s first season at the helm of 40 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES the program. at A‐State. Prior to Boise State, he en‐ Additionally, the Red Wolves produced joyed a successful playing career at the a school and Sun Belt Conference‐record University of Colorado, where he walked 520 points in 2015 with Cefalo on the on in 2009 before earning a scholarship sidelines. His first year as a graduate as‐ in the fall of 2011. He originally signed to sistant at A‐State saw the squad pile up play baseball at Oregon State, but suf‐ 379 points, the ninth most in program fered a season‐ending arm injury and history, and the 477 points recorded by transferred to Colorado to begin his col‐ the squad in the 2014 stands as the sec‐ legiate football career. ond most. Cefalo caught two touchdown passes Arkansas State compiled a 22‐15 during his senior season, including the record during Cefalo’s first stint with the go‐ahead touchdown in a victory over program and played in three consecutive Colorado State. He was awarded the bowl games, including the 2014 and 2015 Gold Group Commitment award in 2009, GoDaddy Bowl and the 2015 New Or‐ which is given out by the Colorado coach‐ leans Bowl. The Red Wolves also col‐ ing staff and recognizes excellence with lected 18 All‐Sun Belt Conference class in a variety of areas. selections on the offensive side of the A native of Boston, Mass., Cefalo ball during Cefalo’s initial three years earned his bachelor’s degree in history with the program. from the University of Colorado in the Cefalo spent the first six months of spring of 2012. He was named to the Ath‐ 2013 as a recruiting intern at Boise State letics Director’s Honor Roll in 2012 as before entering the coaching profession well.

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 41 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES NICK PAREMSKI Safeties l Special Teams Co‐Coordinator 2nd Year l University of Wisconsin‐La Crosse, 2003 Nick Parem‐ being named the recruiting coordina‐ ski begins his tor for the 2007 campaign. He contin‐ second season ued in that role from 2008‐13, but was at Arkansas also elevated to assistant head coach State in 2019, during that period. but his first as During his time with the Buffaloes, safeties coach he helped lead the program to Lone after spending the 2018 campaign Star Conference (LSC) championships overseeing the outside linebackers po‐ in 2006, 2007 and 2012. The 2012 sition. squad was also Super Region 4 cham‐ Paremski and A‐State won eight pions and a national semifinalist. games and made a school‐record West Texas A&M ranked first in the eighth consecutive bowl‐game appear‐ conference in multiple defensive cate‐ ance last season. He was part of A‐ gories at least once during his tenure, State’s defensive staff that helped the including turnovers forced, pass effi‐ Red Wolves conclude the 2018 cam‐ ciency defense and passing yards al‐ paign in strong fashion by not allowing lowed. The 2013 team was No. 7 in the more than 298 yards in four of the last nation in turnovers forced, while also five games, including the Arizona Bowl. ranking third in tackles for loss. His A‐State also surrendered no more than 2015 defensive unit ended the year No. 17 points in each of the final five out‐ 8 in the country in turnover margin and ings. It marked the first time in A‐ No. 19 in tackles for loss. State’s FBS history and first time at any Paremski coached 12 NFL or CFL play‐ level since 1986 that the defense al‐ ers at West Texas A&M, while also lowed 17 points or less in five straight mentoring 20 first team All‐Lone Star games. Along the way, the squad had Conference selections. He developed seven defensive players named All‐Sun three players named the Lone Star Belt. Conference Paremski came to Arkansas State Defensive Back of the Year, one LSC after spending 10 seasons at West Linebacker of the Year and two LSC Texas A&M from 2006‐15, including Freshman of the Year choices. the last three as defensive coordinator, Markus Pierce‐Brewster, Bryan John‐ and rejoins the Red Wolves as an assis‐ son, Taylor McCuller and Ethan West‐ tant coach after also spending the 2016 brooks each signed NFL free agent campaign with the program when the contracts with the , squad won the Sun Belt Conference Buffalo Bills, New England Patriots and championship and defeated UCF in the St. Louis Rams, respectively. His de‐ Cure Bowl. fensive unit also produced CFL signees He served as the cornerbacks coach Chris Olson and Kyle Voss. his first season at West Texas A&M be‐ Paremski developed LSC Defensive fore moving to defensive backs and Backs of the Year Tae Evans (2010), 42 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES who signed a free agent contract with west Region honors following the 2004 the St. Louis Rams, Curtis Slater (2013) campaign. and Torian Oakley (2014). He also de‐ Paremski earned his Masters of Busi‐ veloped the talents of defensive backs ness Administration from Texas A&M Darnell Johnson, Arseel Shakoor, Bret University‐Kingsville in 2006, and he Jones, Cashmin Thomas, Curtis Jeffer‐ also holds his bachelor’s degree in busi‐ son, Caleb Randolph and Jordan Smith, ness administration from the Univer‐ all of whom garnered various postsea‐ sity of Wisconsin‐La Crosse. son accolades. His first coaching position came at Prior to West Texas A&M, Paremski Holmen (Wis.) High School, where he served as a graduate assistant coach at was in charge of the defensive backs Texas A&M‐Kingsville from 2004‐05. from 2002‐04. He helped lead the The 2004 season saw the Javelinas win football team to the Mississippi Valley the Lone Star title and secure and Conference championship in both 2002 NCAA Division II playoff berth while he and 2003. was coaching cornerbacks and safeties. Nick and his wife, Krista are the par‐ He coached three All‐Lone Star Confer‐ ents of a son, Huston, and daughter, ence players, including NFL free agent Alani. Michael Bragg who captured All‐South‐

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 43 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES SEAN COUGHLIN Offensive Line l Run Game Coordinator 1st Year l Drake, 2001 Sean his tenure, Coughlin’s linemen Coughlin en‐ earned Missouri Valley Football ters his first Conference (MVFC) Offensive season as Lineman of the Week honors 14 the Red times, with 13 all‐conference se‐ Wolves’ of‐ lections and five NFL players. fensive line coach and run game In 2010, standout lineman coordinator in 2019. David Arkin earned consensus With 18 years of collegiate All‐America and second‐team coaching experience to his Academic All‐America honors credit, Coughlin comes to before being picked by Dallas in Arkansas State after spending the 2011 NFL Draft. Former the last 13 seasons at Missouri Bears Jake Duron and Riley State. He was elevated to asso‐ Shantz also inked free agent ciate head coach for the 2018 contracts during Coughlin's campaign and served as the tenure. Bears’ co‐offensive coordinator Coughlin also mentored Clay since 2016. Harbor, a consensus All‐Ameri‐ “Sean has enjoyed great suc‐ can tight end and NFL Draft pick cess as an offensive line coach, to the Eagles in 2010, as well as and he brings a wealth of expe‐ Randy Richards, an AP and AFCA rience working with the position All‐America selection. Richards to our staff,” said A‐State head enjoyed NFL stints with the coach Blake Anderson. “He’s Chargers and Buccaneers before proven that he can develop tal‐ catching on in the CFL with ent to an elite level. His impact Saskatchewan and Calgary. with players on the field and in The 2001 Drake University the meeting rooms makes him a graduate was a standout offen‐ great addition to our program.” sive lineman from his playing Coughlin also oversaw the of‐ days. A three‐time All‐Pioneer fensive line since 2008 after pre‐ Conference offensive guard at viously serving as tight ends and Drake, he was a first‐team all‐ fullbacks coach his first two conference choice from 1998‐ years with the program. During 2000 and earned All‐America

44 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES honors from Football Gazette his He joined the Iowa State of‐ final two seasons. He was team fensive staff in 2004 and spent captain in 2000. two seasons there while pursu‐ Coughlin coached three sea‐ ing his master’s in higher educa‐ sons at his alma mater, working tion (2006). the 2001 and 2002 seasons as The Kildeer, Ill., native earned assistant offensive line coach his bachelor’s degree in history and tight ends coach for the Bull‐ from Drake in 2001. He and his dogs while mentoring two all‐ wife, Haley, have daughters Na‐ conference first team linemen. talia and Maddie.

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 45 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES RASHAD JACKSON Tight Ends l 1st Year Northeastern Oklahoma A&M, 2002 Rashad All‐Great American Conference Jackson en‐ (GAC) and five All‐Lone Star Con‐ ters his first ference players at East Central, season as including four who went on to the Red either be an NFL draft pick or Wolves’ sign a free agent contract with a tight ends coach in 2019. team in the league. He also He comes to Arkansas State coached two NCAA Division II after most recently spending the All‐America choices and five 2018 season at Trinity Valley (QBs Tyler Vanderzee, Rocky (Texas) Community College as Moore, and Spencer Bond; WRs the Cardinals’ offensive coordi‐ Caleb Holley and David Moore) nator. who set school records. His lone season at the school While working at East Central, saw the team average 410 yards he also gained three years of ex‐ total offense per game, which perience in the NFL carrying out ranked 12th in the nation. summer coaching internships He also coached 11 total play‐ with the ers, including seven on offense (2016), Detroit Lions (2015) and and four on special teams, who Denver Broncos (2013). He earned All‐Southwest Junior Col‐ worked with the tight ends, spe‐ lege Football Conference cial teams and running backs (SWJCFC) honors. during those stops. Prior to Trinity Valley, he Jackson went to East Central spent the 2009‐17 seasons in a from Kansas State, where he variety of roles on the East Cen‐ was the Director of Player De‐ tral (Okla.) University, including velopment in 2008. He went to the 2017 campaign as offensive Kansas State after working two coordinator. During his time seasons at Reedley (Calif.) Col‐ with Tigers, he also coached lege, serving as the running quarterbacks (2009‐11), wide re‐ backs and tight ends coach in ceivers (2012‐16) and wide re‐ 2005 and the wide receivers ceivers/tight ends (2017). coach in 2006 and 2007. Jackson mentored 30 He helped lead the junior col‐ 46 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES lege program to the 2005 Valley with him, and he is a great fit Conference championship and with Coach (Keith) Heckendorf Hawaiian Punch Bowl, as well as on the offensive side of the ball.” the 2006 State Center Bowl. He Jackson was an all‐conference began his collegiate career as a tight end at East Central and coaching assistant at East Cen‐ played one season at Northeast‐ tral from 2002‐05, working with ern Oklahoma A&M College, tight ends and tackles. where he earned his bachelor’s “Coach Jackson brings diverse degree in Exercise Science in experience from the different 2002. He also earned his mas‐ levels he’s coached, as well as ter’s degree in Sports Adminis‐ the positions,” said A‐State head tration from East Central coach Blake Anderson. “He fits University in 2004. our recruiting footprint and has Jackson and his wife, Amanda, coordinated his own room in the have two children ‐‐ Alexa (16) past. He brings a lot of energy and Reece (11).

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 47 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES ALLEN JOHNSON Cornerbacks l 6th Year Texas A&M‐Commerce, 1999 Allen Johnson is bles recovered (10), No. 29 in turnovers gained (24), beginning his sixth No. 32 in passes intercepted (14), No. 32 in 1st year in 2019 as an downs defense (233) and No. 40 in team passing ef‐ assistant coach at ficiency defense (120.59). Arkansas State, but Just a sophomore in 2017, Edmonds posted ca‐ his first as corner‐ reer best numbers and finished the season ranked backs coach after second on the team in tackles with 80 and first on spending the 2014‐ the squad in interceptions with three. Clifton was 18 seasons as the squad’s third‐leading tackler, but the unit also safeties coach. featured nickelback and safety Darreon Jackson as Johnson possesses over 20 years coaching expe‐ the Red Wolves’ fourth‐ranked tackles leader. rience at both the collegiate and high school levels. Johnson coached three players who earned all‐ His first season at Arkansas State saw the Red conference recognition in 2016, including safety Wolves post a 7‐6 record and make an unprece‐ Money Hunter as a first‐team selection and Clifton dented fourth consecutive appearance in the Go‐ and safety Cody Brown as second‐team choices. The Daddy Bowl. three players helped A‐State rank eighth in the na‐ The Red Wolves followed that up with a Sun Belt tion in defensive touchdowns, 19th in scoring de‐ Conference championship and appearance in the fense, 23rd in pass efficiency defense, 29th in total New Orleans Bowl in 2015. A‐State made it back‐to‐ defense and 30th in 3rd down conversion defense. back league titles in 2016 and ended the season by In fact, Hunter ended his career as the Sun Belt knocking off UCF 31‐13 in the Cure Bowl. A‐State Conference’s all‐time leader in interception returns made its fourth consecutive bowl‐game appearance for a touchdown with four. Brown tied for the team – the Camellia Bowl – with Johnson on the coaching high in interceptions in 2016 with three, while staff in 2017 and, most recently, played in the 2018 Clifton ranked second on the squad in tackles with a Arizona Bowl. career‐high 87 to his credit. During his five seasons with the program, A‐ The 2015 season saw the Red Wolves rank No. 1 State has forced 128 turnovers for the third most in in the nation in interceptions with 26, and Johnson’s the nation since 2014. Included in that total are 49 safeties were responsible for 10 of those. Led by fumble recoveries and 79 interceptions, which are juniors Hunter and Brown with three interceptions tied with Alabama for the second most in the coun‐ each and three combined pick‐six’s, the position try. A‐State’s 2015 squad produced an FBS‐era‐ group was also instrumental in A‐State’s No. 1 na‐ record 26 interceptions for the program. tional ranking in defensive touchdowns (8). He was a part of A‐State’s defensive staff that Following the season, Brown was named a Sec‐ helped the Red Wolves conclude the 2018 campaign ond Team All‐Sun Belt Conference selection with 65 in strong fashion by not allowing more than 298 tackles to go along with his three interceptions and yards in four of the last five games, including the Ari‐ nine pass break‐ups. Additionally, A‐State ranked zona Bowl, and giving up no more than 17 points in second in the nation with 34 turnovers gained, each of the final five outings. It marked the first which tied its most ever as an FBS member. time in A‐State’s FBS history and first time at any A‐State saw three different players start at the level since 1986 that the defense allowed 17 points Nickelback position in 2015. Among the group was or less in five straight games. Along the way, the Honorable Mention All‐SBC selection Khari Lain, Red Wolves ranked 11th in the country in pass de‐ who also played linebacker. fense and had seven defensive players named All‐ Johnson’s 2014 safeties were part of A‐State’s de‐ Sun Belt, including safeties Justin Clifton and fense that ranked No. 14 in the nation in defensive Darreon Jackson as first‐and‐third team selections, touchdowns (4), No. 15 in passes intercepted (16), respectively. No. 17 in team sacks (2.85 per game), No. 21 in The 2017 season saw Johnson mentor two play‐ turnovers gained (28), No. 27 in third down per‐ ers who earned all‐conference recognition, includ‐ centage defense (.359), No. 28 in fumbles recovered ing Clifton as a second‐team selection and safety B.J. (12), No. 36 in fourth down percentage defense Edmonds as an honorable mention choice. The two (.435) and team tackles for loss (6.6 per game), No. players were part of the Red Wolves’ secondary that 42 in red zone defense (.795), No. 44 in passing helped the team rank No. 9 in the nation in 4th yards allowed (216.0 ypg) and No. 45 in team pass‐ down conversion percentage defense (.364), No. 21 ing efficiency defense (122.26). in 3rd down conversion percentage defense (.330), Despite losing starting strong safety Chris Humes No. 21 in defensive touchdowns (3), No. 27 in fum‐ just two games into the season, two of A‐State’s top 48 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES five tacklers were safeties. Johnson coached soph‐ In 2006, Johnson served as the quality control omore Hunter, who stepped into the starting role coach at Oklahoma State University, helping lead and enjoyed the best season of his young career the Cowboys to seven wins and an Independence with 65 tackles, one sack, one forced fumble, two Bowl victory. He doubled as the secondary coach pass break‐ups and two interceptions, including one and recruiting coordinator at Blinn College in 2005, returned 94 yards against Toledo that was the helping the team qualify for the National Junior Col‐ longest scoring play in GoDaddy Bowl history. lege Athletic Association playoffs. Hunter also had a career‐tying 11 tackles in the bowl Johnson started his coaching career as a defen‐ game. sive graduate assistant coach at Texas A&M‐Com‐ Under Johnson’s watch, senior safety Sterling merce in 1999 before being elevated to a full‐time Young ended his career as the team’s third leading position as running backs coach in 2000. After his tackler in 2014. Young accounted for 75 tackles, one two‐year stint on the Lions’ coaching staff, he spent forced fumble, three pass break‐ups and two inter‐ the next four seasons in the high‐school coaching ceptions. Johnson also tutored All‐SBC pick Andrew ranks at Gaither HS (2001) in Tampa, Fla., at Plant Tryon at the nickelback position in 2014. HS (2002) in Tampa and at Newman Smith HS (2003‐ The Red Wolves’ safeties compiled a combined 04) in Carrollton, Texas. He worked with the sec‐ 171 tackles for almost 20 percent of the team’s ondary at all three high schools and was also the total. The group also combined for four intercep‐ defense coordinator his lone season at Gaither. tions, five pass break‐ups and three forced fumbles. Johnson, who earned his bachelor's degree in Prior to arriving at A‐State, Johnson spent three health and kinesiology at Texas A&M University‐ seasons at Lamar University as the assistant head Commerce in 1999 and his master's degree in the coach from 2012‐13 and the defensive coordinator same field a year later, played collegiately at Kilgore in 2011, while also overseeing the secondary all College, Central Oklahoma and A&M‐Commerce. three years. After taking a break in his college career to serve Johnson was part of Lamar’s coaching staff in the U.S. Air Force, Johnson earned All‐Lone Star charged with reviving a program that took the field Conference South Division honors and a trip to the in 2010 for the first time since 1989. Competing in Snow Bowl as a senior in 1998. He also competed the NCAA FCS as a Southland Conference (SLC) for the A&M‐Commerce track and field team and member, the Cardinals led the league in both pass served as president of the school's Student‐Athlete defense and pass efficiency defense in 2012 and Advisory Committee. 2013 with Johnson serving as the secondary coach. Johnson, who was an all‐district defensive back at Not only did Lamar’s secondary function as one Desoto (Texas) High School, has three daughters ‐ of the top units in the SLC, the group boasted several Jayla, Kyra and Olivia. players that were recognized for their individual ef‐ forts under the direction of Johnson. Safety Chad Allen and cornerbacks Branden Thomas and Tyrus McGlothen were All‐Southland Conference choices during their career. McGlothen earned first team recognition in 2013 when he posted 81 tackles, seven tackles for loss, one sack and a fumble recov‐ ery. Prior to his time at Lamar, Johnson coached the cornerbacks at the University of Texas‐El Paso for three seasons. While at UTEP, Johnson coached such star defensive backs as Cornelius Brown, Melvin Stephenson and Clarence Ward, all of whom played briefly in the . John‐ son’s final season at UTEP (2010) saw the Miners make their first appearance in a postseason game since 2005, competing in the New Mexico Bowl. Before going to UTEP, Johnson spent the 2007 season as the defensive backs coach and recruiting coordinator at Midwestern State University, which fielded the top defense in the Lone Star Conference (LSC) that year. In going 8‐3 that season, Midwest‐ ern State led the league in scoring defense (18.6 points‐per‐game average), total defense (294.2 yards‐per‐game average) and rushing defense (93.9 yards‐per‐game). The Mustangs also ranked third in the LSC in pass defense and pass defense efficiency. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 49 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES BRANDON JOINER Defensive Ends l 1st Year Arkansas State, 2012 Brandon trol position and put himself in a Joiner en‐ situation to be elevated to a ters his first full‐time coach, is a fantastic ex‐ season as ample of courage, perseverance the Red and hard work,” said A‐State Wolves’ de‐ head coach Blake Anderson. “It fensive ends coach in 2019. was great to see not only the A familiar face in Jonesboro smile on his face when he and an Arkansas State University earned the job, but also how ec‐ alumnus, Joiner was a two‐year static our players were when letterman for the Red Wolves they found out. Coach Joiner is a from 2010‐11 and helped lead guy who makes this place spe‐ the program to the 2011 Sun cial.” Belt Conference championship Joiner worked with the defen‐ while being named the league’s sive line specifically all three sea‐ Defensive Player of the Year. sons, helping mentor some of He spent the last three sea‐ the top players in school history. sons at A‐State as a graduate as‐ Former defensive end Ja’Von sistant coach (2016) and in a Rolland‐Jones was tabbed the defensive line quality control po‐ Sun Belt Conference Player of sition (2017‐18) before being el‐ the Year in both 2016 and 2017 evated to a full‐time coaching while completing his career as role. During that time, Joiner the second all‐time sacks leader helped lead the program to the in NCAA FBS history. Most re‐ 2016 Sun Belt Conference cham‐ cently, defensive end Ronheen pionship, three consecutive win‐ Bingham was tabbed the Sun ning seasons and a trio of bowl Belt Conference Defensive game appearances, including the Player of the Year in 2018. 2016 Cure Bowl, 2017 Camellia He also coached players such Bowl and 2018 Arizona Bowl. as defensive end Chris Odom, “Seeing a young man fight who was a First Team All‐Sun through adversity as a player and Belt Conference selection in go on to the NFL, and then to 2016 and signed an NFL free come back here to a quality con‐ agent contract with the Green

50 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES Bay Packers. Rolland‐Jones, and reer, he signed an NFL free agent former defensive tackle Dee contract and spent three seasons Liner also signed free agent con‐ with . While tracts with teams in the league with the Bengals, he received the following their playing career. Mentorship Award in 2014 for The Red Wolves have ranked his work with the “Boys to Men among the top 13 teams in the Program.” country each of the last three The Killeen, Texas, native was years and actually led the nation also a NJCAA All‐America selec‐ in 2016 with 9.6 per game. The tion at Navarro (Texas) College defensive line has also ranked prior to transferring to Arkansas among the top 27 teams in the State. He earned his bachelor’s country since 2016. Over that degree in interdisciplinary stud‐ span, A‐State placed seven dif‐ ies from Arkansas State Univer‐ ferent defensive lineman on the sity in 2012. All‐Sun Belt Conference Team at Joiner and his wife, April, have least once. a daughter, Joy, and son, Bran‐ Following his stellar playing ca‐ don.

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 51 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES DESMOND LINDSEY

Running Backs l 1st Year West Alabama, 2004 Desmond 2018. Lindsey, who Lindsey began his coaching career as has 14 years of the wide receivers coach at Mississippi experience Gulf Coast Community College. There, coaching at the he helped the Bulldogs to the 2005 collegiate Mississippi Association of Community level, enters and Junior Colleges (MACJC) South Di‐ his first season at Arkansas State as vision championship and also coached running backs coach. two wide receivers to MACJC all‐state Lindsey comes to Arkansas State honors. after most recently spending the 2018 He left the Bulldogs to become the season as the wide receivers coach at wide receivers coach at the University Memphis, where helped lead the of Arkansas‐Monticello. At UAM, he Tigers to an eight‐win campaign and an helped the Tigers to their first NCAA appearance in the Birmingham Bowl. playoffs appearance in 34 seasons and Memphis ended his lone season with mentored three of the Gulf South Con‐ the program ranked fourth in the na‐ ference’s top‐10 receivers in 2007. tion in total offense (523.1 ypg) and In 2008, Lindsey joined the staff at seventh in scoring offense (42.9 ppg). West Alabama (UWA). He spent six Lindsey tutored Second Team All‐ seasons on the staff at UWA, including American Athletic Conference wideout the last three as assistant head coach, Damonte Coxie, who finished the sea‐ before joining the staff at West Geor‐ son ranked 16th in country in receiving gia (UWG) in 2014. yards (1,174). Coxie caught 72 passes At UWA, Lindsey led the recruiting on the year and posted seven receiving efforts for a team that led the Gulf touchdowns. South Conference in scoring offense Lindsey went to Memphis after (49.5), total offense (539.1), total de‐ spending the previous two seasons on fense (338.5), rushing offense (305.1), the staff at Southern Miss. In 2016, rushing defense (127.1) and pass effi‐ Lindsey coached the tight ends and ciency (182.9). He mentored seven all‐ helped the Golden Eagles earn a New conference receivers, including Gerald Orleans Bowl berth. In 2017, he moved Worsham, who became UWA’s all‐time to coaching the wide receivers, helping leader in receptions and receiving junior wideout Korey Robertson to a yards. breakout year. Robertson had 72 Lindsey also mentored Seth Roberts, catches for 1,070 yards, 11 touch‐ who is currently playing for the Oak‐ downs and five 100‐yard receiving land Raiders, for two seasons at UWA. games. Robertson’s 11 touchdown re‐ In his last three seasons at UWA, the ceptions were tied for eighth nation‐ program posted a record of 25‐11 with ally. Robertson signed a free agent two conference titles. contract with the Minnesota Vikings in Lindsey went to UWG as the assis‐ 52 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES tant head coach, recruiting coordinator In 2012, he was one of 30 coaches from and wide receivers coach in 2014. That an NCAA school selected to participate fall, the Wolves made their deepest in the NFL/NCAA Football Academy in playoff run in the program’s NCAA Di‐ Dallas. That academy provides 30 col‐ vision II history, advancing all the way lege coaches and coaches from 30 NFL to the semifinals before falling to even‐ teams with development and network‐ tual champs CSU‐Pueblo. ing opportunities to enhance their In 2015, the Wolves posted a 12‐2 chances at success in the football record and shared the Gulf South title coaching industry. Lindsey published with North Alabama. The Wolves again Defeating Press Coverage for Your made the semifinals of the NCAA Divi‐ Wide Receivers by Gridiron Strategies sion II playoffs (falling to eventual in 2011. champs Northwest Missouri State). Lindsey received his both his bache‐ Lindsey has twice been selected to lor’s (2004) and master’s (2009) de‐ participate in the Bill Walsh NFL grees from West Alabama. Lindsey and Coaches Fellowship Program, working his wife, Sherita, have two children ‐‐ with the in 2009 Deja Moffett and Khloe Lindsey. and with the Tennessee Titans in 2013.

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 53 ARKANSAS STATE ASSISTANT COACHES ED PINKHAM Offensive Line l 1st Year Allegheny College, 1975 Ed Pinkham Bowl, where it dropped a nar‐ enters his row 24‐16 decision to Wiscon‐ first season sin. Pinkham’s unit ranked No. 8 as the Red in defensive touchdowns across Wolves’ in‐ the nation, No. 15 in scoring de‐ terior defen‐ fense, No. 18 in turnovers sive line coach in 2019. gained, No. 22 in interceptions Pinkham brings over 40 years forced and No. 26 in total de‐ of collegiate coaching experi‐ fense. ence with him to A‐State, includ‐ Prior to spending 2011‐12 as ing 31 as a defensive Elon’s defensive coordinator, coordinator. He most recently Pinkham held the same position spent the last two seasons in the at Rutgers from 2009‐10 and role at UMass, but also had FBS was the program’s secondary stops as defensive coordinator coach in 2008. He guided the at Rutgers and Western Michi‐ 2009 Rutgers defense, which in‐ gan. He served as the secondary cluded Devin and Jason Mc‐ coach at Minnesota from 1989‐ Courty, to national top‐20 91 as well. rankings in five statistical cate‐ His time UMass saw the pro‐ gories: tackles for loss (No. 1), gram record its most wins in turnover margin (No. 2), rush back‐to‐back seasons in its defense (No. 15), scoring de‐ seven‐year history as an FBS fense (No. 16) and total defense member, while also collecting its (No. 18). Also in 2009, Rutgers’ first win over a team from one of defense held opponents to 15 the power‐five conferences. points or less seven times and He went to UMass after the Scarlet Knights’ secondary spending 2013‐16 as the defen‐ ranked second in the Big East de‐ sive coordinator at Western fending the pass. Michigan. The 2016 season saw Pinkham spent the 1996‐2007 the Broncos post an undefeated seasons at Colgate. His units led 13‐0 regular‐season record and the Patriot League in defense in a final No. 12 ranking, while also 1999, 2003, 2004 and 2006 and, earning a berth in the Cotton in 2007, the Raiders ranked No. 54 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASSISTANT COACHES 10 nationally against the run, Clark, New Jersey. He was a No. 22 in total defense and No. four‐year letterwinner, four‐ 26 in scoring defense. time all‐conference honoree and Pinkham’s previous stops also an Associated Press Second‐ included Holy Cross (1992‐95), Team All‐American at safety for New Hampshire (1977‐88) and the Gators. Allegheny College (1975‐76). Pinkham and his wife, Karen, A 1975 graduate of Allegheny are the parents of Matt, Kelly College, Pinkham is a native of and Jessica.

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 55 ARKANSAS STATE ASST. AD FOR ATHLETICS PERFORMANCE JAKE MILLER Assistant AD for Athletics Performance l 1st Year Baker, 2011 Jake Miller begins his second stint at and field. He was also a member of the Arkansas State in 2019, but begins his Bears’ staff in 2014. first season as the Red Wolves’ Assis‐ Between stints in Waco, Miller was tant Athletics Director for Athletics Per‐ the head strength and conditioning formance. coach at Missouri State. Miller returns to A‐State after most Prior to arriving in Waco in 2014, he recently spending the 2018 season on spent two seasons as an assistant foot‐ SMU’s staff as the director of human ball strength and conditioning coach at performance, primarily working with Rice, helping the Owls to their first the Mustangs’ football program. Conference USA Championship since He went to SMU after spending the 1957. 2017 season at Arkansas State in the He also served as an assistant Athletics Performance Department. strength and conditioning coach at Mi‐ His initial year with the program saw dAmerica Nazarene University (Kan.). the Red Wolves win at least seven Miller was a four‐year offensive line‐ games for the seventh consecutive man at Baker University (Kan.) before year and play Middle Tennessee in the going on to assist with the offensive Camellia Bowl. line and strength and conditioning pro‐ Prior to A‐State, Miller worked at gram. He was also nationally‐ranked in Baylor, where he served as the Associ‐ Olympic Weightlifting competing for ate Athletic Performance Coach. Miller Club Boris. worked with the football and volleyball He graduated from Baker with a programs, as well as acrobatics and bachelor’s degree in exercise science in tumbling, women’s tennis and track 2011.

56 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES HEAD CERTIFIED TRAINER RON CARROLL Head Certified Trainer l 44th Year Arkansas State, 1975 YEARS AT A‐ Training Workshops . . . Former consultant for St. STATE: Now in his Bernards Regional Medical Center Sports Medi‐ 44th season . . . cine Clinic . . . Instructor of Cardiopulmonary Re‐ Joined the staff in suscitation (CPR) courses for Craighead County April, 1976 . . . The Chapter of the American Red Cross . . . first certified ath‐ Speaker/presenter at NATA, and Southwest and letic trainer for the Arkansas Athletic Trainers Association conven‐ Red Wolves to tions and local civic organizations . . . Faculty ad‐ have on staff . . . Inducted into the National Ath‐ viser for Arkansas State Sports Medicine‐Athletic letic Trainers Association Hall of Fame in June Training Club . . . Assist with Red Wolves’ drug 2003 . . . Inducted into the Arkansas State Ath‐ education and directs the drug testing programs letics Hall of Honor in 2005 . . . Part of the 100 . . . Former NATA district representative for Con‐ Outstanding Staff recognized at the 2010 annual tinuing Education . . . Former Arkansas Athletic Distinguished Performance Awards and Service Trainers Association President Elect, President Recognition Ceremony for his significant contri‐ and Legislative Committee Member . . . SWATA butions to ASU in its 100‐year history . . . Hon‐ (Arkansas) State President . . . NATA district rep‐ orary member of the Arkasnas State resentative for Governmental Affairs and Com‐ All‐Centennial Team (2014) . . . Carroll reached a mittee on Revenue . . . Governor appointment to milestone number in his career during the 2018 the Arkansas State Board of Athletic Training season when the Red Wolves played Georgia (Nov. 1995 through present), elected chairman Southern. A part of eight all‐time A‐State con‐ (Dec. 1995 through present) . . . SWATA Unsung ference championships and nine bowl games, he Hero Award (July 1997), NATA Most Distin‐ worked his 500th all‐time A‐State game on Sept. guished Athletic Trainer Award (June 1998), 29, 2018. Carroll has not only worked every A‐ SWATA Hall of Fame Award (July 1998), AATA State football contest since his first in 1976, he Hall of Fame Award (May 1999), SWATA Frank has never missed a fall practice and missed only Medina Award (2002) . . . Named as one of Indi‐ one spring practice in 2013 to have his gallblad‐ ana State’s outstanding alums in June 2006. der removed . . . Since being named A‐State’s PERSONAL: Born April 3, 1952 . . . Married to first certified athletic trainer at the age of 24, Car‐ the former Vicki Nierdieck of St. Louis and they roll has worked with 11 head football coaches have three children—Stephen, John and Kathryn. and 11 athletics directors. EDUCATION: Attended Forest Park Commu‐ nity College in St. Louis one semester before transferring to ASU and serving as equipment manager for baseball (two years) and basketball (three years) . . . Earned his BSE degree from Ar‐ kansas State in 1975 and his master's with spe‐ cial iza tion in athletic training from Indiana State in 1976, the same year he passed his national board examination and was certified by the Na‐ tional Athletic Trainers Association . . . Licensed as an athletic trainer by Arkansas State Board of Athletic Training. PROFESSIONAL EXPE RI ENCE: Former director of athletic training internship program and in‐ structor of care injuries and advanced care of in‐ juries classes . . . Served as an instructor at ASU for concepts of athletic training course and clin‐ ical instructor in ASU’s national CAATE accredited athletic training curriculum . . . Host trainer and instructor for Student and Coaches Athletic ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 57 ARKANSAS STATE COACHES AND STAFF SCOTTY CONLEY and collected the league title with an unblemished Assistant Athletics Director/ 8‐0 mark on its way to the New Orleans Bowl. Dir. of Football Operations The following season in 2016, the Red Wolves Scotty Conley enters his overcame an 0‐4 start to finish with an 8‐5 record second season in 2019 as that included a 31‐13 win over UCF in the Cure Assistant Athletics Director Bowl. In 2017, Roberson and the Red Wolves won for Football Operations. at least seven games for the fourth consecutive His first season with the year and played Middle Tennessee in the Camellia program saw the Red Bowl. Wolves win eight games Most recently, A‐State won eight games in 2018 and make their school‐record eighth consecutive and played Nevada in the Arizona Bowl. bowl‐game appearance, playing Nevada in the Ari‐ Prior to A‐State, Roberson spent the 2012‐13 zona Bowl. seasons as an assistant coach at Savannah State. Conley came to A‐State as the Assistant Ath‐ He operated as the Tigers’ outside linebackers letics Director for Football Operations after spend‐ coach and recruiting coordinated his last season. ing the 2016‐17 seasons as Director of High School Roberson helped tutor linebacker Marquis Smith Relations at North Texas. He originally went to in 2013, when he was named All‐Mid‐Eastern Ath‐ North Texas in 2009, working as the Assistant Ath‐ letic Conference after leading the team in tackles letics Director for Football Operations until 2015. (124) while also posting two fumble recoveries, a He is also a coaching veteran with over 40 years sack and an interception. of experience at the NCAA FBS, Division II and III, Roberson went to Savannah State from Penn junior college and high school levels. State, where he served as the offensive quality Conley has nine years of head coaching experi‐ control coach in 2011 to 2012. He served under ence, including 1996‐2000 at Trinity Valley (Texas) Penn State head coaches and Bill Community College and 2004‐08 at Texas A&M‐ O’Brien during his time at Penn State. Commerce. He led Trinity Valley to the 1997 na‐ Roberson was part of a successful Southern tional championship and was named the NJCAA Miss football program, led by head coach Larry Fe‐ Coach of the Year. dora, during the 2010 season when he worked as He spent time as a college assistant coach at a defensive assistant under defensive line coach Texas A&M (1980‐81), Texas (1982‐86), Kansas Deke Adams. (1987), Tennessee (1988), Rice (1989), Arkansas Roberson spent the 2009 campaign at Notre (1990‐92), Howard Payne (1993‐96) and Navy Dame College of Ohio, where he was the special (2001‐02). teams and linebackers coach as well as the re‐ Conley played football at Texas A&M in 1966, cruiting coordinator. He assisted head coach lettering as a member of the freshman team, and Adam Howard successfully start an NCAA Division‐ went to school there from 1966‐68. He received II program and was directly responsible for over‐ his bachelor's degree in business administration seeing the 2010 Signing Day class of 55 players. at Texas A&M University‐Commerce in 1970 and While working as the co‐special teams coordi‐ his master's degree in secondary and higher edu‐ nator at Stonehill College in Easton, Mass., during cation in 1973. the 2008 season, Roberson’s special teams units finished the year among the leaders in several sta‐ DAVE ROBERSON tistical categories in the Northeast Ten Confer‐ Dir. of Player Personnel ence. Dave Roberson enters Prior to his time at Stonehill, Roberson served his sixth season as the Red as the Assistant Director of Football Operations Wolves’ Director of Player and linebackers coach at Norwich University in Personnel and his third 2006 and 2007. year handling recruiting co‐ Roberson was a four‐year letterman at Wilm‐ ordinator responsibilities. ington College, where he played Linebacker and Roberson owns 13 received his Bachelor of Science in Sport Manage‐ years of working experi‐ ment in 2003. Roberson is currently working on ence at the collegiate level, and his first five sea‐ his Master of Science in Educational Leadership at sons at A‐State saw the program claim Penn State University. back‐to‐back Sun Belt Conference championships in 2015‐16 and appear in five bowl games. The 2014 team played in the Go Daddy Bowl, while the 2015 squad posted a 9‐4 overall record

58 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES COACHES AND STAFF CHRIS BUTTGEN SETH PRICE Director of Football Video Special Teams Quality Control Chris Buttgen began his Arkansas State Univer‐ second stint on the sity alumnus Seth Price be‐ Arkansas State football gins his third season in staff in 2018, serving as Di‐ 2019 with the Red Wolves’ rector of Football Video. football program and his He earned his bache‐ second in the Special lor’s degree in radio/televi‐ Teams Quality Control po‐ sion in 2010 from Arkansas sition. State University, where he also served as the foot‐ During his first two seasons with the program, ball video coordinator from 2010‐12 and the as‐ A‐State won a combined 15 games and made ap‐ sistant football video coordinator in 2009. A pearances in the 2017 Camellia Bowl and 2018 Ari‐ Golden Reel Award was issued to A‐State in 2010. zona Bowl. He returned to the A‐State support staff after He spent the 2017 season as a student assis‐ working as the coordinator of football media at tant, specifically working with the running backs Ole Miss from 2014 to 2017. He started at the position group, player personnel, recruiting as‐ school as the assistant director of sports video in pects and operations. Price moved into the spe‐ 2012, and during his time with the football pro‐ cial teams quality control position for the 2018 gram was a Southeast Emmy Award Winner for season, assisting Award nominee “The Season: Ole Miss Football.” Foot‐ Norval McKenzie with all aspects of special teams. ballScoop.com also awarded Ole Miss the FBS The 2018 campaign saw A‐State set an NCAA Video of the Year in 2013 while Buttgen was on record in punt return defense (‐15 total yards al‐ staff. lowed), while also ranking No. 6 in the nation in Buttgen earned his master’s degree in Inte‐ kickoff return defense. Punter Cody Grace was grated Marketing Communication from the Uni‐ also named a Ray Guy Award semifinalist. versity of Mississippi in 2016. He is a member of Price earned his bachelor’s degree in english the Collegiate Sports Video Association. from Arkansas State University in 2018.

TIM DAVIS NATHAN ELLIOTT Equipment Manager GA Coach Possessing nine years of experience working Nathan Elliott begins his with 13 different sports at the NCAA Division I first season in 2019 as a level, Tim Davis enters his second season in 2019 graduate assistant coach at as Arkansas State’s equipment manager. Arkansas State, working on Prior to A‐State, he most recently spent the the offensive side of the 2017 season as the head equipment manager at ball. Georgia State, where he also served as the facility Elliott comes to A‐State manager for the Panthers’ football practice fields. after spending the last four Davis went to Georgia State after serving just years on the North Carolina roster at the quarter‐ over three years (2014‐17) as both an assistant back position. He was three‐year letterman with and associate athletics director at his alma mater, the Tar Heels before choosing to forgo his redshirt the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He season to pursue the graduate assistant coaching operated as the Assistant AD for Athletics Facili‐ position on the A‐State staff. ties and Equipment before being elevated to As‐ His three seasons on the field at North Carolina sociate AD overseeing the same areas. saw him complete 284‐of‐480 passing attempts Davis worked as a both a student equipment (59.1 percent) for 3,150 yards and 21 touchdowns. manager and an equipment intern while working His most extensive playing time came last season on his undergraduate degree. He earned his bach‐ (2018), when he started nine games and threw for elor’s degree in sports administration from the 2,169 yards and 11 scores. The same season, he University of Tennessee at Chattanooga in May of was a member of the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose 2014. Watch List and earned one of the “Stars of the Week” honors from The Manning Award after going 22‐of‐31 for 313 yards and two touchdowns against Pitt. The Celina, Texas, native was an all‐state selec‐ tion at Celina High School, where he finished his

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 59 ARKANSAS STATE COACHES AND STAFF career with 8,821 passing yards, 110 touchdown the Storm to a 7‐3 record and a runner‐up finish in passes, 1,872 rushing yards and 23 rushing touch‐ American Rivers Conference. He helped lead downs. He came out of Celina ranked as the No. Simpson to just the 20th, seven‐win season in 28‐and‐No. 33‐ranked dual‐threat quarterback in school history. the nation by 247Sports.com and ESPN.com, re‐ His lone season with the program saw him spectively. coach three all‐conference selections at the of‐ fensive line position, including Carter Henken, ETHAN MORRISS Mathew Wingerson and Zachary Griswold. GA Coach Prior to Simpson, he made stops at Missouri Ethan Morriss begins his State and William Jewell College. He also spent first season in 2019 as a time as a graduate assistant strength and condi‐ graduate assistant coach at tioning coach at East Central University. Arkansas State, working on Queisert played collegiately at Division II the defensive side of the William Jewell, where he was an offensive lineman ball. and three‐year team captain. Morriss comes to A‐ The Kansas City, Mo., native graduated from State after spending the William Jewell in December of 2013 with a bache‐ last two seasons at Harding University as a gradu‐ lor’s degree in Recreation and Sport Management. ate assistant coach working with the defensive He went on to ear his master’s degree in Educa‐ backs. During his two seasons with the program, tional, School and Counseling Psychology in 2016. the Bisons posted a combined 20‐7 record and ad‐ vanced to the NCAA II playoffs. MATT SCHELL The 2018 season saw Harding post a 9‐3 record GA Coach and finish No. 20 in the final AFCA poll, while the Matt Schell begins his Bisons ranked No. 6 in the nation the year prior first season in 2019 as a after posting an 11‐4 mark and advancing to the graduate assistant coach at Division II playoffs semifinals. Arkansas State, working on He helped coach four All‐Great American Con‐ the defensive side of the ference (GAC) defensive backs, including 2018 All‐ ball. Super Region 3 selections Frank Herbert at Schell comes to A‐State cornerback, Dra Smith at safety and V’Onte after spending the last Williams at corner. three seasons in multiple roles for the UMass foot‐ He went to Harding after completing his colle‐ ball program. After a tenure as a student assistant giate playing career at West Texas A&M as a de‐ working with all aspects of the defense, Schell was fensive back. He redshirted the 2011 season and named a defensive graduate assistant for the 2016 was a four‐year letterman from 2012‐15, earning season, was promoted into a defensive analyst All‐Lone Star Conference honors as both a junior role ahead of the 2017 campaign and, most re‐ and senior. He completed his career with 137 cently, shifted into the director of operations po‐ tackles, five interceptions and eight pass break‐ sition in 2018. ups. During the 2017 season, Schell was responsible The Sonora, Texas, native was two‐time All‐ for breakdown of practice and game film, statisti‐ West Texas MVP at Sonora High School, where he cal reports detailing defensive production, coordi‐ played quarterback and helped lead the Broncos nating scout team and assisting with day‐to‐day to the District 13‐2A championship as a senior. recruiting operations. As an undergraduate, Schell worked as a video BILL QUEISERT assistant with the New England Patriots. He was GA Coach responsible for filming practices, individual work‐ Bill Queisert begins his outs and games for the coaching staff. He worked first season in 2019 as a with XOS computer software to digitize, edit and graduate assistant coach at upload film, while also installing and operating the Arkansas State, working on ICE software to assist coaches and scouts with the offensive side of the specialized assignments. ball. Schell earned a dual undergraduate degree in Queisert comes to A‐ finance and sport management from Massachu‐ State after spending the setts in May 2015. 2018 season as the offensive line coach at NCAA Division III Simpson (Iowa) College, helping lead

60 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL MEET THE RED WOLVES ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES JONATHAN ADAMS JR. #9 to his credit . . . Born Jan. 21, 1999. ADAMS’ CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS WR | 6‐3 | 209 | Jr. | 2L Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 2017 8 77 9.6 1 23 2018 17 267 15.7 3 35 Totals 25 344 13.8 4 35 TONY ADAMS #99 DL | 6‐0 | 333 | Sr. | 1L Fannin, Miss. (Jones County (Miss.) JC)

2018: Played in all 13 games, including one as a starter (at Georgia Southern) . . . Finished the season with 17 receptions for 267 yards (15.7 ypc) and three touchdowns . . . Caught at least one pass in 10 games, including a season‐high four against Georgia Southern . . . Also finished the same contest with a season‐high 74 yards . . . Posted multiple receptions in five games . . . Tallied at least 30 receiving yards in five outings . . . Sea‐ 2018: Played in one game (at Coastal Carolina), red‐ son‐long reception of 35 yards came versus Georgia shirting the season . . . Did not record any stats . . . A‐ State . . . All three receiving touchdowns came in differ‐ State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. ent games (SEMO, UNLV, Georgia State) . . . Ranked 2017: Saw action in eight games in a reserve role on fourth on the team in receiving yards and fifth in recep‐ the defensive line . . . Recorded four tackles (2 solo/2 tions . . . Three touchdown catches were the fourth assist), including 0.5 tackles for loss . . . Posted a tackle most on the squad. in three games, including a season‐high two against 2017: Played in 11 games, all in a reserve role, as a Georgia Southern . . . Collected his lone tackle for loss true freshman . . . Recorded eight receptions for 77 against South Alabama . . . Midyear signee who was able yards and a touchdown, while also returning 11 kickoffs to participate in A‐State’s 2017 spring camp . . . Sun Belt for 226 yards . . . Caught at least one pass in five games, Academic Honor Roll. including a career‐best two against UAPB, New Mexico JONES COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE: Started nine State and South Alabama . . . Lone touchdown came games in 2016, recording 27 tackles, including four tack‐ against UAPB on a career‐long 23‐yard reception. He les for loss, and a half sack . . . Helped lead the squad to also posted a career‐high 33 receiving yards in the out‐ a 6‐3 record . . . Received a “Letter J Award” from the ing . . . Recorded five kickoff returns for 138 yards with football team . . . Played in nine games as a freshman, a long of 55 – all career highs – against South Alabama. finishing with 11 tackles and one tackle for loss . . . Listed HIGH SCHOOL: Two‐time all‐state selection . . . as a 2‐star recruit by Rivals.com, Scout.com and Named the “Best Under The Sun Football Player of the 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the nation’s No. 31 junior Year” by the Jonesboro Sun newspaper . . . Little Rock college defensive tackle by 247Sports. Touchdown Club’s 2016 Arkansas High School Class 6A HIGH SCHOOL: Prior to signing with Jones County, Player of the Year . . . Named to the East roster for the Adams was a varsity letterman and 1st Team All‐Region annual Arkansas High School Coaches Association All‐ 2‐6A selection for the Northwest Rankin (Fannin, Miss.) Star game . . . Completed his senior season with 76 re‐ High School football team . . . Also a varsity letterman in ceptions for 1,402 yards and 26 touchdowns . . . Ran for track & field, basketball and powerlifting. 97 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries . . . Finished his PERSONAL: Born June 12, 1997 . . . Sport Manage‐ senior campaign with 1,652 all‐purpose yards . . . Also ment major. played safety, breaking up four passes and posting one ADAMS’ CAREER STATISTICS interception in limited duty . . . Helped lead Jonesboro Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK High School to just its third conference football cham‐ 2017 2 2 4 0.5‐1 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 pionship since 1987 with a 6‐2 mark in 6A East and 9‐2 2018 0 0 0 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 overall record . . . Junior season caught 63 passes for Totals 2 2 4 0.5‐1 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 1,231 yards and 19 touchdowns, while also intercepting two passes and returning a punt for a touchdown . . . TUKUA AHOIA #90 Also a member of the JHS varsity basketball team that is DL | 6‐0 | 331 | Jr. | 1L nationally ranked in the CBS MaxPreps high school poll San Mateo, Calif. (College of San Mateo) . . . Earned all‐state basketball honors . . . Member of the Jonesboro varsity track and field team . . . Listed as a 2‐star recruit by Rivals, Scout and 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the No. 211 “athlete” in the nation and No. 20 player in the state of Arkansas among all positions. PERSONAL: Son of Jonathan Adams Jr. and Zandra Clayton . . . Father, Jonathan Adams, was a standout running back at A‐State from 1998‐2001, earning All‐Sun Belt honors in 2001 and still ranking as the Red Wolves’ 2018: Saw action in 12 games, including one as a fourth all‐time leading rusher with 3,005 career yards 62 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES starter (versus SEMO) . . . Collected three tackles and way up front for an A‐State offense that ranked 17th in 0.5 tackles for loss . . . All three stops came in different the nation in total offense (469.1 ypg), 21st in passing games, while his 0.5 tackle for loss was posted against offense (282.7 ypg) and 49th in rushing offense (186.4 Alabama . . . A‐State Athletics ypg) . . . Part of an offensive line that ranked 40th in the COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO: Named an All‐NorCal Con‐ nation in tackles for loss allowed (5.54 per game) and ference selection in 2016 . . . Helped lead the Bulldogs 43rd in sacks allowed (1.85 per game) . . . Behind Atnip to a 7‐3 record in . . . Finished his freshman season at and the offensive line, A‐State produced over 400 yards San Mateo with 46 tackles, 4.5 sacks, 9.5 tackles for loss in nine games and at least 500 in three contests . . . Key and one fumble recovery. component to A‐State’s offensive success that saw it HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity letterman at St. Francis High score 28 passing touchdowns and 18 rushing scores School . . . Recorded 36 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 1 fumble re‐ while tying the sixth most total touchdowns in school covery and 4 quarterback hurries as a senior. history for a single season . . . Atnip and the o‐line PERSONAL: Born April 16, 1996 . . . General Studies helped A‐State post the third highest total offense av‐ major. erage in school history. AHOIA’S CAREER STATISTICS 2017: Played in four games in a reserve role on the Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK offensive line, seeing action against Nebraska, UAPB, 2018 1 2 3 0.5‐0 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 SMU and Louisiana . . . Part of offensive line that helped Totals 1 2 3 0.5‐0 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 lead the Red Wolves’ offense to over 400 yards in all four of the games he played, including 571 against TRISTON ANDERSON #16 Louisiana . . . Entire season saw Atnip and the offensive line pave the way for a school‐record 494.8 yards total CB | 6‐0 | 181 | Fr.‐R | RS offense per game that also ranked No. 10 in the nation. Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) 2016: Redshirted and participated on the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Named to the Arkansas East‐West All‐ Star Game as a senior . . . 2014 all‐state selection . . . Named to USA Today’s 2015 All‐USA Arkansas Football Team as a second team choice . . . Helped lead Sheridan to the 2015 state playoffs . . . Rated as a 2‐star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247Sports.com . . . Listed as 2018: Played in three games as a true freshman, al‐ the No. 30 player in the state of Arkansas among all po‐ lowing him to redshirt the season . . . Recorded five tack‐ sitions . . . Also recruited by teams such as Louisiana les . . . Posted a season‐high three tackles against Texas Tech, Memphis, Ole Miss and Louisiana‐Monroe. State . . . Collected two stops against Coastal Carolina . PERSONAL: Born Oct. 29, 1997 . . . Mechanical Engi‐ . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. neering major. HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Rockwall High School in Rockwall, Texas . . . Named First‐Team All‐District 11‐6A at cornerback as a junior and senior . . . Defended 16 TW AYERS #45 passes in just eight games as a senior . . . Posted 40 tack‐ TE | 6‐2 | 250 | Fr.‐RS | RS les and had 17 passes defended along with four tackles‐ Lamar, Mo. (Lamar) for‐loss and two forced fumbles as a junior . . . Played running back as a sophomore and had 1,250 yards on the ground with 10 touchdowns . . . 2‐star prospect by Rivals.com, 247Sports and Scout.com. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 19, 1999. ANDERSON’S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK 2018 3 2 5 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 3 2 5 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 2018: Played in four games, including one as a starter (Texas State) . . . Redshirted his true freshman season . JACOB ATNIP #77 . . Did not record any stats . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ tor’s Honor Roll. OL | 6‐5 | 309 | Jr.‐R | 2L HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year varsity starter . . . Helped Sheridan, Ark. (Sheridan) lead Lamar to a 14‐0 record and a state championship his senior season . . . Finished the 2017 season with 99 tackles and eight sacks . . . Earned Big 8 Defensive Player of the Year and Class 2 Defensive Player of the Year hon‐ ors . . . Participated in track and field . . . Also recruited by schools such as Iowa State and Texas State. PERSONAL: Born July 26, 2000.

2018: Played in all 13 games in a reserve role on the offensive line and on special teams . . . Helped pave the ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 63 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES OMAR BAYLESS #7 Honor Roll member. 2015: Redshirted & participated on the scout team. WR | 6‐3 | 206 | Sr.‐RS | 3L HIGH SCHOOL: 3‐star recruit by 247Sports and Rivals Laurel, Miss. (Laurel) . . . Rated as the No. 32 player in the state of Mississippi and the No. 154 receiver in the nation by 247Sports . . . Helped lead Laurel High School to a Mississippi Class 5A state championship . . . Recorded 70 receptions for 1,442 yards and 18 touchdowns for the Golden Torna‐ does . . . His yardage total ranked second in the state and touchdown total was fourth . . . Named the confer‐ ence’s offensive MVP for his performance . . . Also a var‐ sity basketball letterman . . . Also recruited by schools 2018: Honorable Mention All‐Sun Belt Conference . . such as Louisiana‐Monroe, Memphis and Southern Mis‐ . Played in 12 games, including three as a starter . . . Fin‐ sissippi. ished the year with career‐high numbers for receptions PERSONAL: Born Dec. 15, 1996 . . . Earned his bach‐ (39) and receiving yards (566) . . . Caught two touch‐ elor’s degree in Communication Studies in May of 2019. down passes . . . Receptions and receiving yards were BAYLESS’ CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS both the third most on the team . . . Ranked 11th and Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG 14th in the Sun Belt in receiving yards and receptions, 2016 13 117 9.0 1 18 respectively . . . 14.51 yards per catch was the ninth 2017 32 439 13.7 6 37 highest average in the league . . . Caught at least one 2018 39 566 14.5 2 54 pass in every game played, giving him 16 consecutive Totals 84 1122 13.4 9 54 games with a reception heading into his senior season . . . Went over 100 yards receiving in one game, posting season highs for both receptions (7) and yards (129) in DERRICK BEAN #30 the Arizona Bowl against Nevada . . . Also caught six LB | 6‐2 | 226 | So. | 1L passes for 75 yards at Louisiana and had 84 receiving Pinson, Ala. (Clay‐Chalkville) yards, his second most of the year, on five catches at Georgia Southern . . . Hauled in at least three receptions in seven games and went over 50 receiving yards in four contests . . . Recorded one touchdown reception against both Southeast Missouri State and Coastal Carolina . . . Athlon Preseason Fourth Team All‐Sun Belt Conference. 2017: Honorable Mention All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Played in all 12 games in a reserve role at wide re‐ ceiver, posting career‐best numbers for receptions (32), 2018: Played in all 13 games as a true freshman, in‐ receiving yards (439) and touchdowns (6) . . . His 439 re‐ cluding 10 as a starter . . . Started the last nine consec‐ ceiving yards were the fourth most on the team, while utive games of the season, including the Arizona Bowl . his 32 catches were the fifth most . . . Six touchdown re‐ . . Finished the season with 32 tackles (13 solo/19 as‐ ceptions tied the third most on the squad and also tied sist), 2.5 tackles for loss and one pass breakup . . . the ninth most in school history for a single season . . . Ranked ninth on the team in tackles and second among Recorded seven receptions covering at least 20 yards, linebackers . . . Posted at least one tackle in all but three including a career‐long 37‐yard catch against Georgia games and had multiple stops in eight contests, includ‐ Southern that went for a touchdown . . . Caught at least ing a season‐high eight at Alabama . . . He also posted a one pass in all but one game and had multiple recep‐ season‐high 1.5 tackles for loss against the Crimson Tide tions in eight contests, including a career‐high seven for . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. 42 yards against Nebraska . . . Posted a career‐best 73 HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Clay‐Chalkville High receiving yards against New Mexico State, and also fin‐ School in Pinson, Ala. . . . Helped the Cougars to an 11‐ ished the game with a career‐high two receiving touch‐ 3 record as a senior and an appearance in the Class 6A downs . . . Remaining four receiving touchdowns came semifinals . . . Registered 59 tackles, including 10 for a against UAPB, SMU, Georgia Southern and Troy . . . Re‐ loss, and returned an interception for a touchdown dur‐ sponsible for at least 50 receiving yards in three games, ing junior campaign . . . Ranked as a 3‐star recruit by Ri‐ posting 72 against SMU and 50 versus UAPB to go along vals.com, 247Sports and Scout.com . . . 247Sports lists with his 73 in the NMSU game . . . A‐State Athletics Di‐ him as the No. 63 player in the state of Alabama . . . Also rector’s Honor Roll member. recruited by schools such as Memphis and Troy. 2016: Saw action in 11 games, including four as a PERSONAL: Born Dec. 4, 1999. starter (vs. USA, ULM, Ga. St., UCF) . . . Finished the sea‐ BEAN’S CAREER STATISTICS son with 13 receptions for 117 yards and one touch‐ Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK down . . . Lone touchdown came with nine seconds left 2018 13 19 32 2.5‐4 0.0‐0 0 1 0 0 0 in the fourth quarter vs. Georgia Southern, lifting A‐ Totals 13 19 32 2.5‐4 0.0‐0 0 1 0 0 0 State to a 27‐26 victory in its Sun Belt opener . . . Posted five receptions for 64 yards with a long of 18, all season highs, versus Louisiana‐Lafayette . . . Caught at least one pass in seven games . . . A‐State Athletics Directors 64 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES CALEB BONNER #22 for 181 yards and a touchdown, while also rushing five times for 33 yards with a long run of 11 yards . . . Passed LB | 6‐1 | 213 | Jr. | 1L for a season‐high 74 yards and completed his lone Reform, Ala. (Pickens County) touchdown against Southeast Missouri State, when he connected on 2‐of‐3 attempts . . . Season‐long 54‐yard pass against SEMO . . . Completed a season‐best six passes on 14 attempts at Alabama, finishing the outing with 53 yards . . . Also completed 5‐of‐9 attempts for 44 yards against Coastal Carolina . . . Posted his most rush‐ ing attempts (3) and yards (28) against Alabama, finish‐ ing the contest with a season‐high 81 yards of total offense . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll mem‐ 2018: Saw action in all 13 games, including three as ber. a starter . . . Posted 28 tackles (8 solo/20 assisted) and 2017: Played in four games in a reserve role at quar‐ 0.5 tackles for loss on the year . . . Recorded at least one terback . . . Compiled a 77.05 pass efficiency rating, com‐ tackle in nine games and multiple stops in nine outings, pleting 9‐of‐21 attempts for 70 yards and one including a season‐high nine against Tulsa . . . Tallied at touchdown . . . Also rushed for 11 yards on seven at‐ least three tackles in five contests . . . Lone half‐tackle tempts . . . Saw action against UAPB, SMU, Coastal Car‐ for loss came versus UNLV . . . Ranked third on the team olina and Louisiana, but only attempted a pass in three in tackles among linebackers. of those outings . . . Set season highs for completions 2017: Played in all 12 games, including five as a (7), attempts (17) and yards (50) against SMU . . . Threw starter, during his true freshman season . . . Posted 19 his first career touchdown against UAPB, ending the total tackles consisting of five solo and 14 assisted stops contest with two completions on three attempts for 20 . . . Tallied at least one tackle in all but two games and yards . . . Attempted one pass against Louisiana . . . was responsible for multiple tackles in five outings . . . Recorded at least one rushing in attempt in all four Posted a season‐high four tackles against Louisiana‐ games, including a season‐high three against UAPB . . . Monroe and also had three against New Mexico State Ran for four yards against both SMU and Louisiana . . . and South Alabama. A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. HIGH SCHOOL: Named a 2016 second team all‐state 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . A‐ selection at running back by the Alabama Sports Writers State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. Association . . . Played both running back and defensive HIGH SCHOOL: Named District 11‐6A MVP after com‐ back for the Tornadoes . . . Helped lead Pickens County pleting 272‐of‐457 passes (60 percent) for 3,671 yards to the Class 1A state championship game . . . Member of and 32 TDs with just eight interceptions as a senior, the West Alabama All‐Star Team . . . Ran for over 1,500 while also rushing for six TDs . . . Honorable mention se‐ yards and 26 touchdowns as a senior . . . Named the lection on the 2015 Texas Associated Press Sports Edi‐ Tuscaloosa News High School Football Player of the tors Class 6A All‐State Team . . . District 11‐6A First Team Week after rushing for 198 yards and five touchdowns choice as a junior when he completed 171‐of‐308 passes in a victory over Berry . . . Played at 6A Tuscaloosa for 2,177 yards and 19 touchdowns . . . Named District County High School before transferring to Pickens as a 11‐5A “Offensive Sophomore of the Year” in 2015 . . . senior . . . Listed as 2‐star recruit by Rivals, Scout and Completed 211‐of‐357 pass attempts as a sophomore 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the No. 96 player in the for 2,415 yards and 22 touchdowns . . . Rushed for 443 state of Alabama by Scout.com . . . 247Sports’ No. 231 yards and eight touchdowns as a sophomore as well . . safety in the nation and No. 115 ranked player in the . Completed his three‐year varsity career with 654 com‐ state of Alabama. pletions for 8,263 yards and 73 touchdowns . . . Rated as PERSONAL: Born Dec. 7, 1998. two‐star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com, ESPN.com BONNER’S CAREER STATISTICS and 247Sports.com . . . Listed as the No. 86 pro‐style Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK quarterback in the nation by 247Sports.com . . . Ranked 2017 5 14 19 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 as the No. 56 pocket‐passing quarterback in the nation 2018 8 20 28 0.5‐2 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 by ESPN.com . . . Also recruited by schools such as Totals 13 34 47 0.5‐2 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 Southern Miss, UTSA, Boise St., Oklahoma St. and Utah. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 24, 1997 . . . Son of Linda Bon‐ LOGAN BONNER #12 ner . . . Sport Management major. QB | 6‐1 | 215 | Jr.‐R | 2L BONNER’S CAREER PASSING STATISTICS Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) Yr. COMP ATT INT PCT. YDS TD LG 2017 9 21 1 42.9 70 1 12 2018 15 32 1 46.9 181 1 54 Total 24 53 2 45.3 251 2 54 BONNER’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS Yr. ATT YDS AVG. TD LG 2017 7 11 1.6 0 8 2018 5 33 6.6 0 11 Totals 12 44 3.7 0 11 2018: Saw action in five games, all in a reserve role at quarterback . . . Completed 15 of 32 passing attempts ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 65 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES BRANDON BOWLING #82 Steele’s Second Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Completed his sophomore season with career‐best totals for tackles WR | 5‐9 | 176 | Jr.‐R | 2L (33), tackles for loss (9.5), sacks (6.0), forced fumbles (2) McKinney, Texas (Boyd) and fumble recoveries (1) while playing in 12 games, in‐ cluding three as a starter . . . Ranked tied for third in the Sun Belt in sacks (0.50 per game) and 12th in tackles for loss (0.79 per game) . . . Ranked 78th in the nation in sacks per game . . . 9.5 total tackles for loss and 6.0 sacks were both the third most on the team, which ranked 13th and 27th in the nation in the two categories, re‐ spectively . . . Named the Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 24 after recording single‐game ca‐ 2018: Played in the first six games of the season be‐ reer highs for tackles (9) and tackles for loss (2.5) while fore suffering a season‐ending injury . . . Recorded 15 adding 1.5 sacks and a forced fumble in a victory over receptions for 108 yards, averaging 7.2 yards per catch UNLV . . . Posted multiple tackles in nine games and . . . Caught at least one pass in all six games played, in‐ three or more in five outings . . . Tallied at least a half‐ cluding a season‐high five receptions 25 yards against tackle for loss in seven of 12 games played and 1.5 or Alabama . . . Caught multiple passes in four outings and more in four contests . . . Posted a season‐high 1.5 sacks posted a long reception of 26 yards against UNLV . . . in two different games, including the UNLV and Ga. St. Posted four catches for 23 yards against Georgia South‐ outings . . . Responsible for at least a half‐sack in six con‐ ern and had two catches against both SEMO and Tulsa. tests . . . Both forced fumbles came in different games, 2017: Played in two games in a reserve role at wide while his lone fumble recovery and pass break‐up were receiver . . . Saw action versus UAPB and SMU, but did each tallied against Coastal Carolina. not record any stats . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic 2017: Played in five games in a reserve role on the Honor Roll . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. defensive line . . . Recorded seven tackles (2 solo/5 assist), 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season. including 2.0 tackles for loss and 1.0 sack . . . Posted one HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year varsity letterman who forced fumble and one pass break‐up . . . Collected at least earned first team All‐District 6‐6A recognition as both a one tackle in four of five games played and finished two out‐ senior and junior . . . Named the 2015 All‐Collin County ings with multiple stops . . . Tallied a season‐high three tack‐ Utility Player of the Year . . . Caught 47 passes for 771 les against UAPB . . . Responsible for two tackles, a yards and seven touchdowns . . . Posted 20 rushing at‐ season‐high 2.0 tackles for loss, 1.0 sack and a forced fum‐ tempts for 83 yards . . . Fielded eight punts and returned ble versus Coastal Carolina . . . Registered his lone pass three for 24 yards . . . Returned seven kickoffs for a 26‐ break‐up in the Red Wolves’ game against SMU. yard average, including a 99‐yard touchdown . . . Ranked 2016: Redshirted and participated on the scout team . . . No. 92 on the Dallas Morning News’ SportsDay’s 2016 A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt “Top 100” recruits . . . Recorded 50 receptions for 550 Conference Academic Honor Roll. yards and seven touchdowns as a junior, while also post‐ HIGH SCHOOL: Earned Class 3A All‐State recognition as a senior . . . Named to 2015 the All‐Simone Team (KC Metro ing two interceptions at safety and a kickoff return for a area award) . . . Member of the Blue‐Grey All‐American touchdown . . . Helped lead McKinney Boyd to an 8‐4 Game Watch List . . . Track and Field (discus) and wrestling record in 2014 . . . Named to the All‐Collin County Foot‐ team varsity letterman . . . 2‐star recruit by Rivals and ball Team as a return specialist his sophomore season . 247Sports . . . Ranked as the No. 28 player in the state . . 2‐star recruit by Rivals.com, Scout.com and of Missouri by 247Sports . . . Also recruited by schools 247Sports.com . . . Also recruited by teams such as such as Rutgers, Kansas St., Missouri and Kansas. Texas State and SMU. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 22, 1997 . . . Physical Educa‐ PERSONAL: Born Sept. 17, 1997 . . . Sport Manage‐ tion major. ment major. BRADLEY‐KING’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS BOWLING’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG 2017 2 5 7 2.0‐13 1.0‐1 0 1 0 0 0 2017 0 0 0.0 0 0 2018 12 21 33 9.5‐44 6.0‐37 0 1 2 1 0 2018 15 108 7.2 0 26 Totals 14 26 40 11.5‐57 7.0‐38 0 2 2 1 0 Totals 15 108 7.2 0 26 WILLIAM BRADLEY‐KING #50 DARVEON BROWN #17 WR | 5‐11 | 185 | Sr.‐RS | 3L DE | 6‐4 | 248 | Jr.‐R | 2L Warren, Ark. (Warren) Kansas City, Mo. (Hogan Prep)

2018: Played in the final 12 games of the season in a 2018: Second Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Phil reserve role at wide receiver and on special teams . . . 66 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES Did not record any receiving or rushing stats, but did JAVIER CARBONELL #87 complete both of his passing attempts for 47 yards, in‐ DL | 6‐2 | 314 | Sr.‐R | 3L cluding one for 25 yards against Alabama and another Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville) for 22 yards versus South Alabama . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. 2017: Played in all 12 games in a reserve role at wide receiver and on special teams . . . Didn’t record any re‐ ceptions or rushing attempts, but did complete 1‐of‐1 passes for 14 yards against South Alabama. 2016: Played in nine games, recording one rushing attempt for seven yards and one tackle against ULM. 2015: Redshirted & participated on the scout team. 2018: Played in 12 games, including one as a starter HIGH SCHOOL: 3‐star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and against Georgia Southern . . . Ended the season with 10 ESPN . . . Ranked as the No. 90 wide receiver in the na‐ tackles (3 solo/7 assist), 2.0 tackles for loss and one tion and the No. 11 player in the state of Arkansas by forced fumble . . . Responsible for at least one tackle in 247Sports . . . 2014 ArkansasVarsity.com First Team All‐ six games and multiple stops in two, including a season‐ State selection . . . Ranked as the No. 8 recruit in the high four against Georgia Southern and two versus Ap‐ state of Arkansas by Hootens.com . . . Rated the No. 21 palachian State . . . Posted 1.0 tackles for loss against player in the state and No. 210 wide receiver in the na‐ both Southeast Missouri State and Georgia State . . . tion by ESPN . . . Four‐year starter for the Lumberjacks, Lone forced fumble came against Georgia State as well who helped lead the team to a 4A state championship in . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. 2014 and 4A state runner‐up finish in 2013 . . . Recorded 2017: Saw action in nine games, including three as a 36 catches for 593 yards and five touchdowns and ran starter . . . Finished the season with 18 tackles (4 solo/14 28 times for 219 yards and four touchdowns as a senior assist), 0.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks . . . Posted at . . . 8‐4A All‐Conference as a sophomore, junior, and least one tackle in seven of nine games played and had senior . . . Named to the Pine Bluff Commercial All‐ multiple stops in six contests . . . Tallied a season‐high Southeast Arkansas team as a junior and senior . . . four tackles against UAPB, while finishing the Nebraska, Earned 4A All‐State honors after junior season. SMU and Georgia Southern games with three . . . Lone PERSONAL: Born Sept. 28, 1995 . . . Sport Manage‐ 0.5 tackle for loss and sack came in the Red Wolves’ ment major. game against Louisiana, which he also ended with two tackles . . . Arkansas State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll JEFFMARIO BROWN #98 member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. DE | 6‐3 | 229 | Jr. | 1L 2016: Played in one game (vs. TX St.) . . . Didn’t record Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) any statistics . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List. 2015: Redshirted & participated on the scout team . . . Arkansas State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll and Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll member. HIGH SCHOOL: 3‐star recruit by Scout and 247Sports . . . Rated the No. 105 defensive tackle in the nation and No. 26 player in the state of Arkansas by 247Sports . . . Rated as the No. 3 defensive end in the state by Scout . 2018: Enrolled at A‐State last fall and participated in . . The 6‐2, 285‐pound defensive linemen missed all of the 2018 season, but counted toward the 2019 recruit‐ the 2015 after suffering a torn labrum in the fall camp ing class . . . Saw action in a reserve role on the defen‐ before the start of his senior season . . . Despite the in‐ sive line in six games in 2018, recording two tackles ‐‐ jury, he had several offers from several FBS schools and one versus Appalachian State and another in the Ari‐ was a pivotal part of the Tigers run to the 2014 Arkansas zona Bowl versus Nevada. Class 7A State Championship . . . While in high school he HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Second team played on a 3‐man front at the defensive end position all‐conference selection at Hutchinson (Kan.) Commu‐ and racked up all‐conference and all‐state honors after nity College as a freshman in 2017 . . . Played in 11 his junior campaign . . . Also recruited by schools such as games, posting 42 tackles, 6 sacks and 2 forced fumbles. Northern Illinois, Eastern Illinois and Louisiana‐Monroe. HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity letterman at Carolina Forest PERSONAL: Born Aug. 12, 1996 . . . Physical Education High School . . . 1st team all‐conference choice . . . Listed major. a 2‐star recruit by Rivals . . . Also recruited by school CARBONELL’S CAREER STATISTICS such as Louisiana Tech, South Alabama and Troy. Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK PERSONAL: Born May 26, 1998 . . . Communication 2016 0 0 0 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0 0 Studies major. 2017 4 14 18 0.5‐2 0.5‐2 0 0 0 0 0 2018 3 7 10 2.0‐6 0.0‐0 0 0 1 0 0 Totals 7 21 28 2.5‐8 0.5‐2 0 0 1 0 0

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 67 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES AARON CARTER #35 Recorded multiple tackle in every game and had five or more in 10 outings, including a season‐high 10 against S | 5‐11 | 195 | Jr.‐R | SQ Appalachian State . . . Also posted nine tackles against Manila, Ark. (Missouri Baptist) both Tulsa and Nevada . . . Collected a season‐high 2.5 tackles for loss against the Mountaineers and 2.0 ver‐ 2018: Did not see any game action while participating sus Nevada . . . Responsible for a season‐high two fum‐ on the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor ble recoveries against Georgia State, including one her Roll member. returned for a touchdown . . . Lone safety came against 2017: Redshirted the 2017 season and participated Texas State . . . Named the Sun Belt Conference Defen‐ on the scout team . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll sive Player of the Week on Oct. 22 following his per‐ member . . . Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List. formance against Georgia State . . . A‐State Athletics MISSOURI BAPTIST: Played in seven games as a true Director’s Honor Roll. freshman in 2016, recording 12 tackles (7 solo/5 as‐ 2017: Played in four games before suffering a sea‐ sisted). son‐ending injury against Georgia Southern, which was HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity letterman at Manila High also his lone start of the season . . . Recorded four tack‐ School who played linebacker and running back helped les, including two solo and two assists, and posted his lead the Lions to their first ever state playoff appear‐ first career fumble recovery . . . Tallied at least one ance as a senior . . . Led the team in tackles as a senior tackle in three of four games played, including a season‐ . . . Ran for seven touchdowns in 2015 and led the team high two versus UAPB . . . Also recorded his lone forced in rushing . . . Two time‐all‐conference selection. fumble against the Golden Lions . . . Granted a sixth year PERSONAL: Born Feb. 18, 1998 . . . Exercise Science of eligibility following the season. major. 2016: Played in 10 games in a reserve role at line‐ backer and on special teams . . . Finished the season GAVIN CASEBIER #86 with 15 tackles (8 UA, 7 A) and one pass break‐up . . . WR | 6‐4 | 176 | Fr.‐RS | RS Recorded at least one tackle in five games and multiple Harrisburg, Ark. (Harrisburg) stops in four outings, including a season‐high six versus Louisiana‐Monroe and four against New Mexico State . . . Only pass break‐up was recorded against ULM . . . Phil Steele’s Preseason 4th Team All‐Sun Belt selection . . . A‐ State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. 2015: Started the first two games of the season as a true freshman at linebacker before suffering a season‐ ending injury in the second against Missouri . . . Re‐ ceived a medical redshirt . . . Posted eight tackles, 2.5 2018: Redshirted his true freshman season while par‐ tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks for loss of 17 yards in the ticipating on the scout team. season opener against USC . . . Exited the Missouri game HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year varsity football letterman in the first half after posting two tackles . . . Sun Belt at Harrisburg College & Career Prep High School, where Conference Academic Honor Roll and Arkansas State he earned all‐conference recognition as a senior . . . Athletics Directors Honor Roll member. Recorded over 600 receiving yards as both a sophomore HIGH SCHOOL: 3‐star recruit by Scout and 247Sports and senior . . . Missed junior season due to injury ...... Rated the No. 6 quarterback in the state of Georgia Also a basketball and track & field letterman. and No. 106 quarterback in the nation by Scout . . . PERSONAL: Born Dec. 12, 1999 . . . Agricultural Busi‐ Rated the No. 41 dual‐threat quarterback in the nation ness major. by 247Sports . . . Four‐year varsity letterman . . . Four‐ time all‐region player and was selected to participate in the Rising Stars All‐Star game in Georgia before the start TAJHEA CHAMBERS #32 of his senior season . . . Chambers has the ability to LB | 6‐2 | 240 | Jr.‐RS | 2L lineup at any skill position on the offensive side of the Gordon, Ga. (Tift County) ball and has played multiple positions during his high school career . . . Began his freshman season as a wide receiver and then moved to quarterback at the start of his sophomore campaign . . . Also saw time on defense at the linebacker and safety positions . . . Also recruited by schools such as Troy. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 17, 1997 . . . Son of Herbert and Tiffany Chambers . . . Earned his bachelor’s degree in Sport Management in May of 2019. 2018: Started all 13 games at the linebacker position CHAMBERS’ CAREER STATISTICS . . . Ranked 19th in the Sun Belt Conference in tackles Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK (6.1 per game) while also leading the league in fumble 2015 6 4 10 2.5‐17 2.5‐17 0 0 0 0‐0 0 recoveries (4), which also ranked tied for the second 2016 8 7 15 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 1 0 0‐0 0 most in the nation . . . Finished the season with 79 tack‐ 2017 2 2 4 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 0 0 1‐0 0 les, the third most on the team . . . Posted 7.5 tackles 2018 33 46 79 7.5‐17 0.5‐1 0 1 0 4‐34 0 for loss, 0.5 sacks a pass break‐up and a safety . . . Totals 49 59 108 10‐34 3.0‐18 0 2 0 5‐34 0 68 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES CARSON COATS #10 2017: Played in all 13 games . . . Handled deep snap duties on both field goals and punts . . . Helped A‐State QB | 6‐1 | 204 | Sr.‐RS | 2L rank second in the nation in punt return defense, al‐ Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) lowing just 2.0 yards per return . . . The punting unit also ranked 21st in the nation in net punting with a 40.35 av‐ erage . . . With Cottengim snapping, A‐State’s punt and field goal teams didn’t allow a blocked punt all season to rank tied for first in the nation . . . Played an important role in both A‐State’s punter, Cody Grace, and kicker, Sawyer Williams, being named All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. WYOMING: Walk‐on to the Wyoming football team 2018: Saw action in one game in a reserve role at . . . . Redshirted his true freshman season in 2016. quarterback . . . Appeared in the season opener against HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football and lacrosse letter‐ Southeast Missouri State, but did not record any stats . man at Fairport High School . . . Earned academic hon‐ . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. ors in mathematics and science . . . Also recruited by 2017: Saw action in one game in a reserve role at teams such as Tulane, Colorado State and Memphis. quarterback . . . Appeared in the UAPB game, recording PERSONAL: Born March 1, 1998 . . . Physics major. one rushing attempt . . . Did not attempt any passes in the contest . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. CHARLES DEROSIER #43 2016: Did not play in any games . . . Participated on DS | 6‐0 | 210 | Fr.‐RS | RS the scout team . . . Arkansas State Athletics Director’s Long Beach, Calif. (Robert A. Millikan) Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Academic Honor Roll. 2015: Redshirted his true freshman season and par‐ 2018: Did not see any game ac‐ ticipated on the scout team . . . Sun Belt Conference tion and redshirted his true fresh‐ Commissioner’s List, Arkansas State Athletics Directors man season . . . A‐State Athletics Honor Roll, Arkansas State University Dean’s List. Director’s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year varsity letterman . . . Team HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year var‐ captain . . . Helped lead the Hurricanes to three straight sity starter . . . Voted as one of the semi‐finals appearances in the playoffs . . . Twice named Top‐75 long snappers in the coun‐ all‐conference . . . Earned all‐state recognition as a sen‐ try by RubioLongSnapping.com . . . ior and named an all‐star . . . 2014 Class 6A East Out‐ Ranked as a 4.51 longer snapper from Rubio Longsnap‐ standing Player . . . Completed 65 percent of his passes ping . . . Held the highest GPA on the football team . . . for 2,150 yards and 21 touchdowns, while also rushing Won the football scholastic award . . . Also recruited by for 400 yards and five touchdowns his senior campaign Idaho, Cal Poly and Maine, among others. . . . Varsity soccer letterman . . . Student Council and For‐ PERSONAL: Born Sept. 19, 2000. eign Language Club . . . Class President. PERSONAL: Born March 19, 1997 . . . Earned his bach‐ JUSTIN DUTTON #78 elor’s degree in Finance‐Banking in December of 2018. OL | 6‐4 | 331 | So.‐RS | 1L SETH COTTENGIM #46 Guthrie, Okla. (Guthrie) DS | 6‐0 | 207 | Jr.‐RS | 2L Fairport, NY (Wyoming)

2018: Played in five games, including the last three outings of the season as a starter . . . Helped pave the way up front for an A‐State offense that ranked 17th in 2018: Phil Steele’s Third Team All‐Sun Belt Confer‐ the nation in total offense (469.1 ypg), 21st in passing ence . . . Played in all 13 games as deep snaper . . . offense (282.7 ypg) and 49th in rushing offense (186.4 Helped A‐State set an NCAA record for punt return de‐ ypg) . . . Part of an offensive line that ranked 40th in the fense (‐1.88 ypr) . . . The punting unit also ranked 14th nation in tackles for loss allowed (5.54 per game) and in the nation in net punting with a 40.53 average . . . A‐ 43rd in sacks allowed (1.85 per game) . . . Behind Dutton State didn’t allow a blocked punt or field goal on the and the offensive line, A‐State produced over 400 yards year, ranking tied for first in the nation . . . With Cot‐ in nine games and at least 500 in three contests . . . Key tengim handling deep snapping, A‐State punter Cody component to A‐State’s offensive success that saw it Grace was named Second Team All‐Sun Belt and was a score 28 passing touchdowns and 18 rushing scores Ray Guy Award semifinalist . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ while tying the sixth most total touchdowns in school tor’s Honor Roll . . . Phil Steele’s Preseason Fourth Team history for a single season . . . Dutton and the o‐line All‐Sun Belt. helped A‐State post the third highest total offense av‐ ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 69 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES erage in school history. the most on the team and tied the seventh most in the 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season and par‐ Sun Belt . . . Tallied a career‐high two interceptions ticipated on the scout team . . . Athletics Director’s against Middle Tennessee in the Camellia Bowl . . . One Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic of three players in the league to rank among the top 17 Honor Roll. players in tackles and top 10 in interceptions . . . Ath‐ HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable mention all‐state selection letics Director’s Honor Roll. as a senior in 2016 . . . Named to the First Team All‐USA 2016: Played in 12 games as a true freshman in a re‐ Oklahoma Football Team by USA Today High School serve role at the safety position . . . Recorded 31 tackles, Sports . . . Oklahoma Coaches Association All‐State the most among all freshmen (redshirt or true) on the choice as a senior . . . 2015 and 2016 Preseason All‐Vype team . . . Responsible for 0.5 tackles for loss, two pass team in Oklahoma . . . Helped lead Guthrie to the state break‐ups and one forced fumble . . . Recorded at least playoffs in 2016 . . . Ranked No. 28 on the Oklahoman one tackle in all but three games played . . . Posted mul‐ Super 30 and the No. 3 offensive lineman in the state . tiple stops in eight outings, including a season‐high eight . . Listed a 2‐star recruit by Rivals, 247Sports and Scout against ULM . . . Tallied seven tackles, his second most . . . Ranked as the No. 151 guard in the nation and No. of the season, versus New Mexico State . . . Lone forced 40 player in the state of Oklahoma by 247Sports . . . Also fumble on the year came at Auburn, while both of his recruited by teams such as TCU, Ohio, Oklahoma State, pass break‐ups came versus NMSU . . . Recovered a Oklahoma, Tulsa, Kansas and Ohio. blocked punt in the end zone for A‐State’s first points in PERSONAL: Born July 26, 1999. the Cure Bowl . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. BJ EDMONDS #3 HIGH SCHOOL: Played RB, LB and S for St. Paul’s Epis‐ copal HS, helping lead the Saints to a state champi‐ S | 6‐0 | 204 | Sr. | 3L onship his senior season . . . Earned first team all‐state Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal School) honors on the defensive side of the ball, recording 107 tackles, five interceptions and four forced fumbles . . . Rushed for 500 yards and 11 touchdowns as a running back . . . Rated as a three‐star recruit by, Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247 Sports.com . . . Also recruited by teams such as Cincinnati, Georgia Tech, Louisiana Tech, South Alabama and Western Kentucky . . . No. 7 safety in the state, No. 54 safety in the south, No. 137 safety in the nation (Scout). 2018: Played in 12 games, including 11 as a starter . PERSONAL: Born Oct. 13, 1997 . . . Sport Manage‐ . . Finished the season with 57 tackles, 1.0 tackles for ment major. loss, three interceptions, three pass breakups and one EDMONDS’ CAREER STATISTICS forced fumble . . . Ranked 35th in the Sun Belt in tackles Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK (4.8 per game) and tied for seventh in interceptions (3) 2016 11 20 31 0.5‐1 0‐0 0 2 1 0 0 . . . Recorded at least one tackle in every game played, 2017 42 38 80 0.5‐5 0‐0 3‐19 4 0 0 0 multiple stops in 11 and five or more in six contests, in‐ 2018 34 23 57 1.0‐3 0‐0 3‐30 3 1 0 0 cluding a season‐high eight against Louisiana, South Al‐ Totals 87 81 168 2.0‐9 0‐0 6‐49 9 2 0 0 abama and Nevada (Arizona Bowl) . . . Posted 0.5 tackles for loss against South Alabama and Nevada . . . Lone forced fumble came versus Texas State . . . All three in‐ TROY ELLIOTT #55 terceptions came in different games (UNLV, Coastal Car‐ OL | 6‐5 | 271 | Jr.‐R | 2L olina, Nevada) . . . All three pass break‐ups also came in Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus) different outings . . . Preseason Second Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Lindy’s, Phil Steele’s and Athlon pre‐ season 2nd Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. 2017: Honorable Mention All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Started all 12 games at safety, posting career best numbers for tackles (80), pass break‐ups (4) and inter‐ ceptions (3) . . . One of just 19 players in the nation to record at least 80 tackles, four pass break‐ups and three 2018: Saw action in two games (SEMO and ULM), tak‐ interceptions . . . Ranked second on the team in tackles ing a redshirt season . . . Missed the majority of the sea‐ and first among defensive backs, while also ranking tied son due to injury . . . Helped A‐State pile up a for 17th in the Sun Belt . . . 80 tackles were also the sev‐ season‐high 676 yards (sixth most in school history) enth most in the league among defensive backs . . . total offense verse SEMO and 404 against ULM . . . Phil Posted 10 or more tackles in three games, including a Steele’s Preseason Third Team All‐Sun Belt Conference career‐high 13 against both South Alabama and . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. Louisiana while narrowly missing double digits with nine 2017: Started all 12 games at right guard for a team in the season opener against Nebraska . . . Recorded that ranked No. 1 in the Sun Belt Conference in scoring multiple tackles in every game and finished with at least offense (37.8 average), total offense (495.3 ypg), pass five stops in seven outings . . . Three interceptions were offense (342.2 ypg), 3rd down conversions (44.1 pct.) 70 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES and first downs (322) . . . Helped pave the way for 5,944 in nine games, multiple stops in eight and at least five in yards total offense that stands as the third most in four contests, including a career‐high nine against SMU school history, while its average total offense was the . . . Collected five tackles, his second most of the year, highest ever by an A‐State team and ranked second all‐ against Nebraska, UAPB and Louisiana . . . Responsible time in the Sun Belt Conference . . . Part of the O‐line for a season‐high 1.0 tackle for loss in three different that provided blocking for 17 rushing touchdowns and games . . . Lone forced fumble came against UAPB, while protection for a Sun Belt‐record 38 passing scores . . . he picked off a pass in the Georgia Southern game . . . Key component to A‐State’s offensive success that His two pass break‐ups came against Nebraska and SMU ranked it No. 10 in the nation in total offense and No. 13 . . . Phil Steele’s Preseason Third Team All‐Sun Belt Con‐ in scoring offense . . . Behind Elliott and the offensive ference. line, A‐State produced over 400 yards total offense in 2016: Played in all 13 games at the nickelback posi‐ 10 of 12 games, including a school and Sun Belt Confer‐ tion and on special teams . . . Started two games (vs. ence‐record 781 yards versus ULM . . . Phil Steele’s Pre‐ Georgia Southern, South Alabama) . . . Finished the sea‐ season Fourth Team All‐Sun Belt Conference. son with 22 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss of 15 yards, 2.0 2016: Played in eight games, including two as a sacks for loss of 11 yards and one pass break‐up . . . starter (vs. South Alabama, ULM) . . . Helped lead A‐ Posted at least one tackle in eight games and multiple State to 4,932 yards total offense, the sixth most in stops in five, including a season‐high seven against school history for a single season . . . Helped pass block Georgia Southern . . . Also recorded six tackles, his sec‐ for 21 passing TDs and 19 rushing TDs . . . Part of offen‐ ond most of the year, and a season‐best 2.0 tackles for sive line that helped the squad average 27.3 points per loss against Central Arkansas . . . Posted one sack against game, which ranked fourth in the Sun Belt . . . A‐State UCA and also against ULM . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference tor’s Honor Roll member. Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Recorded 44 solo tackles his senior HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity letterman who earned All‐Dis‐ season . . . 63 total tackles . . . Averaged 10.5 tackles per trict 6‐6A recognition as a senior . . . Named Marcus game . . . Forced one fumble and had two interceptions High School’s Offensive Line MVP . . . Part of an offen‐ . . . Helped lead his team to a state playoff berth . . . Help sive line that paved the way for a team that averaged led lead Daphne to its 18th consecutive playoff appear‐ 400.5 yards total offense per game, including 215.9 ance . . . Named All‐Coastal Alabama and all‐county in rushing and 184.6 passing yards per game . . . Also an‐ 2015 . . . 2‐star recruit by Scout.com, 247Sports.com and chored the Marauders offensive line that helped the Rivals.com . . . Ranked as the No. 102 player in the state team average 34.6 points per game . . . 2‐star recruit by of Alabama by 247Sports.com . . . Also recruited by Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com . . . Also re‐ teams such as Alabama, Auburn, Florida St., North Car‐ cruited by teams such as Baylor, Clemson, Kansas St., olina St., USA and West Virginia. Oklahoma and TCU. PERSONAL: Born Feb. 12, 1998 . . . Sport Manage‐ PERSONAL: Born Oct. 6, 1997 . . . Communication ment major. Studies major. ELLIS‐BREWER’S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK TRENT ELLIS‐BREWER #26 2016 8 14 22 4.0‐15 2.0‐11 0‐0 1 0 0 0 2017 21 14 35 3.5‐17 0.0‐0 1‐3 2 1 0 0 LB | 6‐2 | 222 | Sr. | 3L 2018 6 7 13 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0‐0 0 0 0 0 Daphne, Ala. (Daphne) Totals 35 35 70 7.5‐32 2.0‐11 1‐3 3 1 0 0 ANTONIO FLETCHER #14 S | 6‐0 | 187 | So. | 1L Lithonia, Ga. (Martin Luther King)

2018: Played in 10 games in a reserve role at line‐ backer . . . Finished the season with 13 tackles (6 solo/7 assist) . . . Recorded at least one tackle in six games and had multiple stops in two, including a season‐high six against Louisiana . . . Phil Steele’s Preseason Third Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s 2018: Played in all 13 games in a reserve role in the Honor Roll. secondary and on special teams . . . Finished his true 2017: Played in 10 games, including four as a starter, freshman season with 19 tackles (13 solo/6 assist) and before suffering a season‐ending injury during the ULM one forced fumble . . . Recorded at least one tackle in game . . . Still finished the season with career‐best num‐ eight games and had multiple stops in six outings, in‐ bers for tackles (35) and pass break‐ups (2), while also cluding a season‐high four against South Alabama . . . posting his first career interception and forced fumble . Posted three tackles against Louisiana, Coastal Carolina . . Also tallied 3.5 tackles for loss on the season . . . Tal‐ and Texas State . . . Lone forced fumble came versus lied the eighth most tackles on the team and second Georgia Southern. most among linebackers . . . Recorded at least one tackle HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football letterman at Martin ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 71 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES Luther King Jr. High School . . . Recorded 70 tackles, 7 letics Director’s Honor Roll member. interceptions, 2 forced fumbles and 1 fumble recovery HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year varsity letterman who as a senior in 2017 . . . 3‐star recruit by 247Sports and helped lead Plano West to the state championship in Scout.com . . . 2‐star prospect by Rivals.com . . . Listed 2012 . . . Earned First Team All‐District 6‐6A and second as the No. 261 wide receiver in the nation by 247Sports team all‐county honors as a senior after recording 35 . . . Also recruited by schools such as Appalachian State, punts with a 35.9 average and long punt of 68 yards. Kent State, Nevada, Toledo. PERSONAL: Born Oct. 17, 1996 . . . Exercise Science PERSONAL: Born April 26, 1999. major. FLETCHER’S CAREER STATISTICS FONCHAM’S CAREER PUNTING STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK Yr. No. YDS AVG LG TB FC i20 50+ BK 2018 13 6 19 0.0‐0 0‐0 0 0 1 0 0 2016 77 3026 39.3 62 3 21 21 9 0 Totals 13 6 19 0.0‐0 0‐0 0 0 1 0 0 2017 6 213 35.5 56 0 1 4 1 0 2018 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 DAMON FONCHAM #99 Totals 83 3239 39.0 62 3 22 25 10 0 P | 5‐8 | 186 | Sr.‐RS | 3L Plano, Texas (Plano West) JOHN FOX #68 OL | 6‐4 | 310 | Fr.‐RS | RS Juntion City, Ark. (Junction City)

2018: Did not see any game action, redshirting his true fresh‐ man season while participating on the scout team. HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year 2018: Played in seven games on special teams as a varsity starter . . . Named to the all‐ holder on field goal attempts and handling kickoff du‐ conference and all‐state teams his ties . . . Recorded 33 kickoffs for 1,841 yards, averaging senior season . . . Voted to the AAA All‐Star game . . . 55.8 yards per kick with four touchbacks . . . A‐State Ath‐ Named the no. 1 defensive lineman of the year and the letics Director’s Honor Roll. no. 2 offensive lineman of the year in the 6A/7A East 2017: Played in all 12 games as a holder on extra conference . . . Participated in track for three seasons . point and field goal attempts, while also punting in two . . Named to the all‐conference team in the shotput games (versus Texas State and Troy) . . . Posted six punts event. on the year for 213 yards, averaging 35.5 yards per at‐ PERSONAL: Born April 7, 1999. tempt with a long of 56 yards . . . None of his punts went returned and he didn’t allow a touchback . . . Four of his JAMARI GAMBLE #21 six attempts pinned the opponent inside its own 20‐yard S | 6‐0 | 205 | So.‐RS | 1L line . . . Tallied season highs for punts (4), yards (168), DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) average (42.0) and punts inside the 20 (career‐tying 3) in the Red Wolves’ regular‐season finale against Troy . . . Also recorded two punts, including one inside the 20, for 45 yards against Texas State . . . Handled kickoff du‐ ties in the Camellia Bowl, kicking off four times for 230 yards with one touchback . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ tor’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. 2016: Took over as A‐State’s regular punter at the 2018: Played in the last six games of the season on start of his redshirt freshman season . . . Played in all 13 special teams and in a reserve role in the secondary . . . games . . . Punted 77 times for 3026 yards and a 39.3 Recorded five tackles (4 solo/1 assist) . . . Posted a sea‐ average . . . Recorded nine punts of at least 50 yards, in‐ son‐high three tackles against Coastal Carolina and fin‐ cluding a long of 62 at Texas State in the regular‐season ished both the Louisiana and South Alabama contests finale . . . Placed 21 punts inside the opponent’s 20‐yard with one stop. line, which ranked as the fifth most in the Sun Belt Con‐ 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season and par‐ ference . . . Best single‐game average of 48.1 yards per ticipated on the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ attempt came at Georgia State (7 punts for 337 yards) . tor’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s . . Punted 12 times for 464 yards against UCF ‐‐ both sea‐ List. son highs . . . Tied his season‐high with three punts in‐ HIGH SCHOOL: Four‐year varsity football letterman . side the 20 during the UCF game as well . . . Also had . . Led DeWitt in tackles as both a junior and senior. three inside the 20 vs. Georgia State, the same game he PERSONAL: Born Dec. 15, 1998. had a season‐high three punts travel at least 50 yards . . . 39.3 average ranked 10th in the Sun Belt, although his 77 attempts were the most in the league. 2015: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll and A‐State Ath‐ 72 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES CODY GRACE #41 DAHU GREEN #4 P | 6‐2 | 228 | Sr.‐RS | 2L WR | 6‐5 | 193 | Sr.‐RS | 1L Perth, Western Australia (Warwick Senior) Oklahoma City, Okla. (Oklahoma)

2018: Second Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Ray 2018: Suffered a season‐ending injury in the season Guy Award semifinalist (top 10) . . . Phil Steele’s Second opener versus SEMO . . . Caught two passes for 23 yards, Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Posted only one touchback in 64 inlcuding a long of 19 yards . . . Phil Steele’s Preseason punting attempts, while his punts were returned just Second Team All‐Sun Belt Conference. eight times for ‐15 yards as A‐State set an NCAA record 2017: Oklahoma transfer who enrolled at A‐State and for punt return defense . . . Posted a Sun Belt Confer‐ sat out the 2017 season due to NCAA transferring rules. ence‐high 25 punts inside the opponent’s 20‐yard line . OKLAHOMA: Played in 15 games at Oklahoma, in‐ . . Even though his one touchback tied the fewest in the cluding seven as a true freshman in 2015 and nine as a league, he still averaged 40.6 yards per attempt and sophomore in 2016 . . . Lone career start came during held a net punt average of 40.5 . . . Preseason Second the 2016 season against Kansas State (10/29) . . . Did Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Athlon, Lindy’s and Phil Steele’s not record any stats as a freshman, but posted three re‐ Preseason Second Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Arkansas State ceptions for 89 yards (29.7 avg.) as a sophomore . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. Longest catch covered 51 yards versus Texas . . . Regis‐ 2017: Became the first A‐State player to ever be tered receptions of 13 yards against Kansas and 25 yards named a Ray Guy Award semifinalist (top 10 in the na‐ at Texas Tech . . . Made his Sooners debut against Akron tion) . . . 3rd Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Didn’t on Sept. 5, 2015. allow a touchback all season and saw 45 of his 49 punts HIGH SCHOOL: Consensus three‐star recruit by Ri‐ go unreturned for a .918 percentage, helping him com‐ vals, Scout, 247Sports and ESPN . . . Slotted as the No. 49 pile a 40.9 net punting average that ranked 16th in the wide receiver by Rivals, No. 64 by 247Sports, No. 71 by country . . . 24 of his punts pinned A‐State’s opponents ESPN and No. 98 by Scout . . . Selected as the No. 6 inside their own 20‐yard line for a Sun Belt Conference‐ player in Oklahoma by ESPN, Rivals and 247Sports . . . high .489 percentage, which also ranked as the seventh Caught 58 passes for 961 yards and 14 touchdowns as a highest in the nation . . . The Red Wolves’ punt return senior at Westmoore (Oklahoma City) High School after defense allowed just two yards per attempt to lead the registering 39 passes for 700 yards and 10 touchdowns conference and rank second in the nation . . . Recorded as a junior . . . Also had offers from Louisville, Cincinnati 49 punts for 2,014 yards, giving him a 41.1 average per and Washington State, among others. attempt . . . Posted nine punts covering at least 50 yards, PERSONAL: Born May 14, 1997 . . . General Studies including a long of 55 yards . . . Posted a season‐high major. five punts inside the opponent’s 20‐yard line against New Mexico State, but also has at least one in every DETRAVION GREEN #20 game and multiple in all but two . . . Recorded eight S | 6‐0 | 183 | Fr.‐RS | RS punts for 338 yards, both season highs, versus New Ashdown, Ark. (Ashdown) Mexico State, while his 48.7 average (146 yards on 3 at‐ tempts) against Coastal Carolina was also a single‐game high . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Con‐ ference Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Played Australian rules football at Warwick Senior High . . . 2017 Australia Camp punting champion . . . 2017 Chris Sailer Kicking's Vegas 30 camp “consistency competition” and “last man standing” champion . . . Also Vegas 30 punting finalist. 2018: Played in three games before taking a redshirt PERSONAL: Born March 19, 1996 . . . Exercise Science season as a true freshman . . . Posted one tackle on the major. year versus Coastal Carolina . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ GRACE’S CAREER STATISTICS tor’s Honor Roll member. Yr. No. YDS AVG LG TB FC i20 50+ BK HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Ashdown High School in 2017 49 2014 41.1 61 0 27 9 24 0 Ashdown, Ark. . . . Helped the Panthers to the Class 4A 2018 64 2599 40.6 62 1 33 25 11 0 state quarterfinals with a 9‐4 record . . . Rushed for Totals 113 4613 40.8 62 1 60 34 35 0 1,536 yards and 21 touchdowns and added 14 catches and another score as a senior . . . Also added two inter‐ ceptions, two fumble recoveries, and a forced fumble on defense in senior campaign . . . Ran for 901 yards as a junior and 10 scores along with 22 catches for 438 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 73 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES yards and three touchdowns . . . Recorded 867 rushing son with seven tackles (2 solo/5 assist) and 0.5 tackles yards and scored 11 touchdowns as a sophomore . . . for loss . . . Posted at least one tackle in five games and Earned All‐Area Second Team honors from the had a career‐high two stops against both Southeast Mis‐ Texarkana Gazette and was an All‐Conference selection souri State and UNLV . . . Posted a 0.5 tackle for loss as a junior . . . Listed as a 3‐star recruit by 247Sports and against Alabama. Scout.com, which also ranks him as the No. 23 player in HIGH SCHOOL: Four‐year varsity letterman . . . the state of Arkansas . . . Also recruited by teams such Helped lead El Dorado to the Class 6A state playoffs all as Louisiana Tech and ULM. four seasons, including the semifinals as a freshman and PERSONAL: Born Aug. 8, 2000. the second round his final three years . . . Hootens.com “Top 50 Recruits for 2018” (No. 16) in the state of BLAKE GRUPE #25 Arkansas . . . 3‐star recruit by 247Sports.com, which also lists Hampton as the No. 15 overall player in the state of K | 5‐8 | 150 | So.‐RS | 1L Arkansas and the No. 123 defensive tackle in the nation Sedalia, Mo. (Smith‐Cotton) . . . Rivals.com 3‐star recruit ranked as the No. 19 player in Arkansas. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 16, 1999. ANDRE HARRIS JR. #74 OL | 6‐5 | 342 | So.‐RS | 1L Oklahoma City, Okla (Putnam City North)

2018: Played in the last 11 games of the season after taking over placekicking duties in the third game of the year against Tulsa . . . Burlsworth Trophy nominee . . . Made 14‐of‐21 field goals on the year for a .667 per‐ centage . . . Led the team in scoring with 77 points while also ranking fifth in the Sun Belt with 7.0 points per game . . . 1.27 field goals per game was the third high‐ est average in the Sun Belt and his 66.7 field goal per‐ 2018: Played in all 13 games, including 11 as a starter centage ranked seventh . . . Made multiple field goals in at the left guard position . . . Helped pave the way up four games, including a career‐high three (3‐of‐3) front for an A‐State offense that ranked 17th in the na‐ against Appalachian State . . . Scored a season‐high nine tion in total offense (469.1 ypg), 21st in passing offense points against Tulsa, Appalachian State and Georgia (282.7 ypg) and 49th in rushing offense (186.4 ypg) . . . State. Part of an offensive line that ranked 40th in the nation 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . in tackles for loss allowed (5.54 per game) and 43rd in Arkansas State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member sacks allowed (1.85 per game) . . . Provided blocking for . . . Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List. quarterback and Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year HIGH SCHOOL: Combined nine‐time varsity letter‐ Justice Hansen, as well as running back and Sun Belt man in the sports of football, soccer and baseball . . . Freshman of the Year Marcel Murray . . . Behind Harris 2016 Missouri high school all‐state selection in both and the offensive line, A‐State produced over 400 yards football and soccer . . . Holds the single‐season and ca‐ in nine games and at least 500 in three contests . . . Key reer records at Smith‐Cotton High School for field goals component to A‐State’s offensive success that saw it . . . Rated as a 4.5 star kicker by Kohl’s Kicking Academy. score 28 passing touchdowns and 18 rushing scores PERSONAL: Born Nov. 5, 1998 . . . Business Adminis‐ while tying the sixth most total touchdowns in school tration major. history for a single season . . . Harris and the o‐line GRUPE’S CAREER STATISTICS helped A‐State post the third highest total offense av‐ Yr. FGM FGA PCT. LG XPM XPA PCT. erage in school history . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s 2018 14 21 .667 47 35 38 .921 Honor Roll. TOTALS 14 21 .667 47 35 38 .921 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . A‐ State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member . . . Sun TERRY HAMPTON #97 Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Selected as an honorable mention se‐ DL | 6‐0 | 293 | So. | 1L lection on The Oklahoman all‐state team . . . Named to El Dorado, Ark. (El Dorado) the Oklahoma Big 10 All‐Conference Team . . . Earned Class 6A‐I All‐District 2 honors as selected by the coaches . . . Named to the Big All‐City football roster by The Oklahoman . . . Also a member of the Putnam City North varsity basketball team . . . 2016 All‐USA Okla‐ homa Football Team member as selected by USA Today High School Sports . . . Listed as a 2‐star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and Scout . . . Ranked as the No. 113 guard in the nation and No. 31 overall player in the state 2018: Played in 11 games, all in a reserve role on the of Oklahoma according to 247Sports . . . Also recruited defensive line, as a true freshman . . . Finished the sea‐ 74 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES by schools such as Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Mis‐ highest ever by an A‐State team and ranked second all‐ sissippi State and TCU. time in the Sun Belt Conference . . . Part of the O‐line PERSONAL: Born Dec. 1, 1998. that provided blocking for 17 rushing touchdowns and protection for a Sun Belt‐record 38 passing scores . . . JADEN HARRIS #11 Key component to A‐State’s offensive success that ranked it No. 10 in the nation in total offense and No. 13 DB | 6‐2 | 201 | Fr.‐RS | RS in scoring offense . . . Behind Harvey and the offensive Monroe, La. (Ouachita Parish) line, A‐State produced over 400 yards total offense in 10 of 12 games, including a school and Sun Belt Confer‐ 2018: Saw action in three ence‐record 781 yards versus ULM. games (SEMO, Alabama, Georgia 2016: Did not play in any games. Southern) as a true freshman be‐ ARKANSAS: Preferred walk on during the 2015 sea‐ fore redshirting the season . . . Did son . . . Did not play in any games. not record any statistics. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Corning High School in Corn‐ HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football ing, Ark . . . 2013 and 2014 Arkansas Activities Associa‐ letterman at Ouachita Parish in tion Class 3A All‐State. Monroe, La. . . . Named to the 2017 PERSONAL: Born April 19, 1996 . . . Communication All‐District 2‐5A team as a first‐team selection . . . 3‐star Studies major. prospect by 247Sports and Scout.com, which also ranks him as the No. 73 player in the state of Louisiana and the No. 146 safety in the nation . . . 2‐star recruit by Ri‐ CHRISTIAN HOZ #54 vals.com . . . Also recruited by schools such as Louisiana‐ OL | 6‐5 | 316 | Fr.‐RS | RS Monroe, Memphis, Texas State and Mississippi State. Covington, La. (Archbishop Hannan) PERSONAL: Born Sept. 17, 1999. KLINT HARVEY #71 OL | 6‐6 | 326 | Sr.‐RS | 2L Corning, Ark. (Arkansas)

2018: Played in one game (versus Texas State) as a true freshman before redshirting the season. HIGH SCHOOL: Four‐year starter on the varsity foot‐ ball team at Archbishop Hannan . . . Helped lead his high school to a 10‐3 record and third round of the playoffs as a senior in 2017 . . . 2016 All‐District 7‐2A selection . 2018: Played in all 13 games, including two as a . . Listed as a 2‐star prospect by Rivals.com, 247Sports starter at left guard against Georgia Southern and and Scout.com . . . Rated as the No. 102 player in the Louisiana . . . Helped pave the way up front for an A‐ state of Louisiana and No. 186 offensive tackle in the State offense that ranked 17th in the nation in total of‐ nation by 247Sports . . . Also recruited by teams such as fense (469.1 ypg), 21st in passing offense (282.7 ypg) Marshall, Navy, UCF, Louisiana‐Lafayette and Troy. and 49th in rushing offense (186.4 ypg) . . . Part of an PERSONAL: Born Nov. 4, 1999. offensive line that ranked 40th in the nation in tackles for loss allowed (5.54 per game) and 43rd in sacks al‐ lowed (1.85 per game) . . . Provided blocking for quar‐ JAVONIS ISAAC #81 terback and Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year TE | 6‐2 | 248 | Jr.‐RS | 2L Justice Hansen, as well as running back and Sun Belt Lafayette, La. (Acadiana) Freshman of the Year Marcel Murray . . . Behind Harvey and the offensive line, A‐State produced over 400 yards in nine games and at least 500 in three contests . . . Key component to A‐State’s offensive success that saw it score 28 passing touchdowns and 18 rushing scores while tying the sixth most total touchdowns in school history for a single season . . . Harvey and the o‐line helped A‐State post the third highest total offense av‐ erage in school history. 2018: Second Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Phil 2017: Played in all 12 games in a reserve role and on Steele’s Second Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Played in 10 special teams . . . Part of an offensive line that helped A‐ games, including seven as a starter . . . Although he State rank No. 1 in the Sun Belt Conference in scoring missed three games due to injury still finished with 12 offense (37.8 average), total offense (495.3 ypg), pass receptions for 210 yards and four touchdowns . . . offense (342.2 ypg), 3rd down conversions (44.1 pct.) Caught at least one pass in all but one game played and and first downs (322) . . . Helped pave the way for 5,944 posted multiple receptions in three outings, including a yards total offense that stands as the third most in season‐high two against three different opponents . . . school history, while its average total offense was the Recorded a season‐high 70 receiving yards against ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 75 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES Southeast Missouri State and also had 63 against Geor‐ him as the No. 161 weak side defensive end in the na‐ gia State . . . All four touchdown receptions came in dif‐ tion . . . Also recruited by teams such as Illinois and ferent games . . . 210 receiving yards were the second North Texas. most in the Sun Belt by a tight end, while his touch‐ HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity letterman at Notre Dame downs total was the third highest at the position . . . A‐ (Calif.) High School . . . Entering his senior season, he State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. was named a “High School Defensive Lineman to 2017: Played in 10 games in a reserve role at tight Watch” by the Los Angeles Times. end and on special teams . . . Caught one pass for 10 PERSONAL: Born Dec. 25, 1997 . . . General Studies yards against Louisiana . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s major. Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. DARREON JACKSON #34 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season and par‐ S | 6‐0 | 205 | Sr.‐RS | 2L ticipated on the scout team. Derby, Kan. (Coffeyville (Kan.) CC) HIGH SCHOOL: Played both tight end and defensive end while helping lead Acadiana High School to Class 5A state championships as sophomore and junior . . . Aca‐ diana advanced to the second round of the state play‐ offs Isaac’s senior season . . . Earned 3‐5A All‐District recognition as a second team selection in 2015 after recording 14 receptions for 192 yards and three touch‐ downs . . . Caught four touchdown passes as a sopho‐ more . . . Recorded eight sacks during his junior 2018: Third Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Phil campaign . . . Named to KTCJ‐TV’s “Super 16” Team as Steele’s Third Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Started all 13 games, a senior . . . Rated as a 2‐star recruit by Scout.com, Ri‐ posting career‐best numbers for tackles (90), tackles for vals.com and 247Sports.com . . . Also recruited by teams loss (6.5) and sacks (1.5), while also recording two pass such as Colorado State, Kansas State, Louisiana Tech, break‐ups and a forced fumble . . . Led the team in total Louisiana‐Lafayette, Purdue and Southern Miss. tackles and ranked No. 6 in the Sun Belt Conference . . . PERSONAL: Born May 12, 1998 . . . Communication Among defensive backs only, he was the league’s lead‐ Studies major. ing tackler . . . Posted double‐figure tackles in three ISAAC’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS games, including a season‐high 13 against Tulsa and 10 Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG versus both Alabama and UNLV . . . Responsible for at 2017 1 10 10.0 0 10 least four tackles in every game and had eight or more 2018 12 210 17.5 4 57 in five contests . . . Recorded one sack at Tulsa and a Totals 13 220 16.9 4 57 half‐sack at Texas State . . . Lone forced fumble came against Alabama, while his two pass break‐ups came NOEL IWUCHUKWU #36 against Tulsa and UNLV . . . Athlon Preseason Fourth DE | 6‐2 | 235 | Jr.‐RS | RS Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Arkansas State Ath‐ Los Angeles, Calif. (College of the Canyons (Calif.) letics Director’s Honor Roll member. 2017: Versatile player who competed in all 12 games, including one as a starter, in the defensive backfield and at linebacker . . . Lone start came at the linebacker po‐ sition against Troy in the Red Wolves’ regular‐season fi‐ nale . . . Recorded 58 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss, one sack, two pass break‐ups, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery . . . One of eight Sun Belt players to record at least 58 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss and both 2018: Played in four games, including the Arizona a forced and recovered fumble . . . Ranked fourth on the Bowl, in a reserve role on the defensive line and red‐ team in tackles and tied for 44th in the Sun Belt Con‐ shirted the season . . . Recorded two tackles, 1.0 tackles ference . . . Recorded double‐figure tackles in 10 games for loss and one pass break‐up. and posted at least five stops in six outings, including a COLLEGE OF THE CANYONS: Team captain at College career‐high 12 against Middle Tennessee in the Camel‐ of the Canyons . . . 2017 First Team All‐Southern Cali‐ lia Bowl . . . Also tallied a career‐high 1.5 tackles for loss fornia Football Association (SCFA) National Division . . . against the Blue Raiders, while recording 1.0 against Helped lead the Cougars to a 9‐2 overall record and 4‐1 Louisiana and South Alabama and another 0.5 TFL ver‐ mark in conference play . . . Posted 42 tackles, 2.5 sacks, sus Texas State . . . Lone sack came in the Camellia Bowl 8.5 tackles for loss, one interception and a forced fum‐ . . . Posted eight tackles and his only forced fumble ble in 10 games as a sophomore . . . Named the 2017 against Nebraska . . . Returned a fumble 28 yards for a Western State Bowl MVP after posting six tackles and a touchdown against Coastal Carolina . . . Two pass break‐ forced fumble . . . Finished freshman season with 32 ups came in different games – one versus UAPB and the tackles, three sacks, 9.5 tackles for loss and one forced other at South Alabama . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s fumble . . . Two‐year career at College of the Canyons Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor saw him pile up 74 tackles, 5.5 sacks, 18 tackles for loss Roll. and a pair of forced fumbles . . . Tabbed a 2‐star recruit COFFEYVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Defensive back by both Rivlas.com and 247Sports.com, which also lists for Coffeyville Community College in 2016 who regis‐ 76 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES tered 94 tackles, a forced fumble, six pass break‐ups and 10 contests, including a season‐best five in a victory over five interceptions, including two returned for a touch‐ Tulsa . . . Arkansas State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll down . . . Earned Honorable Mention All‐KJCCC recog‐ member. nition . . . Helped lead Coffeyville to a 6‐5 record, and HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Collected the Red Ravens received votes in the final NJCAA poll. KJCC All‐Conference honors in his only season at BOISE STATE: Originally signed with Boise State out Hutchinson Community College in 2017 . . . Played in 12 of high school and redshirted his true freshman season games, recording 39 tackles and 4 interceptions. in 2015. HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football, baseball, lacrosse HIGH SCHOOL: Coming out of high school, he was and track & field letterman at South Cobb High School . listed as a 3‐star recruit per Scout.com and was also the . . Graduated high school with honors . . . 3‐star recruit top‐rated individual at his position in the state of by 247Sports . . . Also recruited by schools such as Iowa Kansas, No. 22 in the Midland Region and No. 100 na‐ State, Kansas, North Texas and Tulsa. tionally . . . 3‐star recruit per Rivals.com rated No. 9 PERSONAL: Born Sept. 26, 1997 . . . General Studies overall in Kansas . . . 3‐star recruit per ESPN rated No. 12 major. overall in Kansas . . . 3‐star recruit per 247Sports rated JACOBS’ CAREER STATISTICS No. 10 overall in Kansas . . . Named AVCTL‐I Defensive Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK Most Valuable Player and first‐team all‐league on both 2018 24 7 31 3.0‐7 0‐0 4‐19 8 0 0 0 offense and special teams at Derby High School as a sen‐ Totals 24 7 31 3.0‐7 0‐0 4‐19 8 0 0 0 ior . . . Recorded 126 tackles, five interceptions, two forced fumbles and five fumble recoveries . . . Also had JAELYN JONES #47 two punt returns for touchdowns and two kick returns S | 6‐1 | 223 | Jr.‐RS | SQ for touchdowns . . . Scored seven touchdowns without Bryant, Ark. (Bryant) taking an offensive snap . . . Was also named all‐state . . . Junior season competed for Mesquite Horn High School in Texas . . . Named first‐team all‐district at out‐ side linebacker and was honorable mention 5A All‐State . . . Registered 89 tackles, four interceptions, five forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 27, 1996 . . . Earned his bach‐ elor’s degree in Communication Studies in May of 2019. JACKSON’S CAREER STATISTICS 2018: Did not see any game action while participating Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK on the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor 2017 29 29 58 4.0‐16 1.0‐6 0‐0 2 1 1‐28 0 Roll member. 2018 50 40 90 6.5‐22 1.5‐10 0‐0 2 1 0‐0 0 2017: Did not play in any games . . . Participated on Totals 79 69 148 10.5‐38 2.5‐16 0‐0 4 2 1‐28 0 the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. JERRY JACOBS #1 2016: Redshirted the 2016 season while participating CB | 5‐11 | 204 | Jr. | 1L on the scout team. Atlanta, Ga. (Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College) HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bryant HS in Bryant, Ark. . . . Started every game at FS . . . Recorded 35 solo tackles and 69 total tackles as a senior . . . Averaged 6.9 tackles per game and 3.0 tackles for loss . . . Finished the season with four interceptions and one caused fumble . . . Helped to lead his team to a 9‐3 record and a berth in the playoffs. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 23, 1997 . . . Exercise Science major. 2018: Second Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Phil Steele’s Second Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Played in all 13 JAMAL JONES #21 games, including 11 as a starter . . . Finished the season RB | 5‐9 | 193 | Sr.‐RS | 3L with 31 tackles, 3.0 tackles for loss, four interceptions, Memphis, Tenn. (Trezevant) eight pass break‐ups and 12 passes total passes de‐ fended . . . Led A‐State and ranked tied for second in the Sun Belt for interceptions . . . Four interceptions tied the 16th most in the nation . . . Ranked fourth in the Sun Belt in passes defended . . .Named the College Sports Madness Sun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 23 after recording two interceptions for 19 yards in a victory over UNLV . . . Also posted an in‐ terception in the Arizona Bowl and had one versus 2018: Suffered a season‐ending injury in the season Louisiana . . . Responsible for at least one pass break‐up opener versus Southeast Missouri State . . . Posted four in six outings, including a season‐high two against both rushing attempts for 12 yards during the game, includ‐ Tulsa and South Alabama . . . Tallied multiple tackles in ing a long run of eight yards. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 77 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES 2017: Saw action in nine games in a reserve role at KIRK LOUIS #51 running back . . . Posted career‐best numbers with 43 LB | 6‐2 | 231 | Sr.‐RS | 3L rushing attempts for 197 yards (4.6 avg.), while also Baton Rouge, La. (McKinley) catching five passes for nine yards . . . Finished fourth on the team in rushing yards and third among running backs . . . Posted at least one rushing attempt in eight of nine games played, including a season‐high 10 against Coastal Carolina when he also tallied a career‐best 41 yards . . . Including the CCU game, posted at least 25 rushing yards in five outings . . . Averaged a season‐best 5.4 yards per rushing attempt against New Mexico State when he ran for 38 yards on seven carries. His total in‐ 2018: Saw action in all 13 games in a reserve role at cluded a season‐long 18‐yard rush . . . Caught at least linebacker and on special teams . . . Finished the season one pass in four contests, including a career‐high two with 16 tackles (10 solo/15 assist) and 1.0 tackles for against Nebraska in the season opener . . . Finished the loss . . . Recorded at least one tackle in eight games and game against Louisiana with a season‐high seven re‐ had multiple stops in four outings, including a season‐ ceiving yards . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll high against both Southeast Missouri State and Alabama member. . . . Lone tackle for loss came versus Coastal Carolina . . 2016: Saw action in two games as a reserve running . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. back . . . Posted three rushing attempts for ‐1 yards . . . 2017: Played in 11 games in a reserve role at line‐ Ran for six yards on two carries against New Mexico backer and on special teams . . . Ended the year with State, but lost seven yards on one attempt against Texas seven tackles (1 solo/6 assist), including 0.5 tackles for State . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member loss and 0.5 sacks . . . Recorded at least one tackle in . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. four games and had multiple stops in two, including a 2015: Redshirted his true freshman season. season‐high three against Louisiana . . . Posted two tack‐ HIGH SCHOOL: 3‐star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and les and his lone half‐sack and half‐TFL versus ULM . . . ESPN . . . Rated as the No. 44 and No. 55 player in the Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Con‐ state by ESPN and 247Sports, respectively . . . 247Sports ference Academic Honor Roll. lists Jones as the No. 46 all‐purpose back in the nation, 2016: Played in nine games in a reserve role at line‐ while ESPN lists him as the No. 180 running back in the backer and on special teams . . . Recorded two tackles, nation . . . Named an all‐state selection by the Ten‐ including one versus UCA and one against New Mexico nessee Sports Writers Association following his senior State . . . Also responsible for a fumble recovery against campaign . . . A two‐way player, Jones developed into UCF in the Cure Bowl . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s one of state of Tennessee’s best running backs after Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic bursting onto the scene with 1,200 yards in his sopho‐ Honor Roll. more season . . . The trend continued as Jones topped 2015: Redshirted and participated on the scout team the 1,000‐yard plateau in each of his next two seasons . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll and A‐ . . . Also spent time at linebacker and safety in high State Athletics Directors Honor Roll. school . . . Also recruited by schools such as Louisville HIGH SCHOOL: 3‐star recruit by 247Sports, which and Georgia State. lists Louis as the No. 77 player in the state of Louisiana PERSONAL: Born Nov. 30, 1996 . . . Communication and No. 52 inside linebacker in the nation . . . Four‐year Studies major. varsity letterman . . . Started at defensive end as a soph‐ JONES’ CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS omore before moving to linebacker as a junior . . . Yr. ATT YDS AVG. TD LG NOLA.com Preseason All‐Large School Team as a senior 2016 3 ‐1 ‐0.3 0 6 . . . Earned First Team All‐District 5‐5A honors as a sen‐ 2017 43 197 4.6 0 18 ior after recording 115 tackles, five pass break‐ups and 2018 4 12 3.0 0 8 four sacks . . . Posted 105 tackles, four sacks, three Totals 50 208 4.2 0 18 forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery as a junior while JONES’ CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS playing both outside and inside linebacker and earning Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG honorable mention all‐district recognition . . . Also re‐ 2016 0 0 0.0 0 0 cruited by schools such as Tulane, Navy and Yale. 2017 5 9 1.8 0 7 PERSONAL: Born July 21, 1997 . . . Son of Kirk and 2018 0 0 0.0 0 0 Erica Louis . . . Earned his bachelor’s degree in Sport Totals 5 9 1.8 0 7 Management in May of 2019. LOUIS’ CAREER STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK 2016 2 0 2 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 0 0 1‐0 0 2017 1 6 7 0.5‐1 0.5‐1 0 0 0 0‐0 0 2018 7 9 16 1.0‐7 0.0‐0 0 0 0 0‐0 0 Totals 10 15 25 1.5‐8 0.5‐1 0 0 0 1‐0 0

78 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES COOPER LUCAS #32 ent, given to a student that exemplifies standards in community service, academics and on‐field perform‐ RB | 5‐10 | 225 | Fr.‐RS | RS ance . . . Named a second‐team Missouri All‐State se‐ Lamar, Mo. (Lamar) lection . . . Rushed for 1,042 yards and 18 touchdowns and also became Lutheran North’s all‐time leader in ca‐ reer rushing yards . . . Led Lutheran North to the 2017 conference and district championships . . . Lutheran North scored 94 touchdowns for a school record 692 points, while rushing for 4,410 yards as a team . . . Ran for 1,476 and 17 touchdowns as a junior . . . Added 13 touchdowns and 1,160 rushing yards as a sophomore, including a season‐high 278 rushing yards against 2018: Did not see any game action while participating Lutheran South . . . Rated as a three‐star recruit by 247 on the scout team and redshirted his true freshman sea‐ Sports and Scout.com, which also lists him as the No. 18 son. player in the state of Missouri and No. 93 running back HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year varsity starter . . . Helped in the nation . . . Rated a 2‐star recruit by Rivals.com . . lead his team to a 14‐0 mark and a state championship . Also received offers from schools such as Cornell, Dart‐ his senior season . . . Tallied 1,890 rushing yards and 31 mouth, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Vanderbilt, Purdue, touchdowns in 2017. . . Also racked up 57 tackles and Syracuse, Toledo, Iowa State, Minnesota, Ball State, 11 sacks . . . Punted 33 times for an average of 33 yards Bowling Green, Central Michigan. per punt . . . Named the Class 2 Offensive Player of the PERSONAL: Born Jan. 13, 2000 . . . Psychology major. Year in 2017 . . . 1st team All‐District and All‐Area . . . Won the Class 2 Defensive Player of the Year award in 2016 . . . Won a state championship every year at the FORREST MERRILL #92 varsity level . . . Two year member of the track team. DL | 6‐1 | 338 | Jr. | 1L PERSONAL: Born Oct. 31, 1998. Willard, Mo. (Northeastern Oklahoma A&M) WYATT LUEBKE #95 DE | 6‐5 | 264 | So.‐RS | 1L DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt)

2018: Second Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Phil Steele’s Sec‐ ond Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Played in all 13 games, in‐ cluding the last 12 in a row as a starter . . . Finished the season with 58 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss, 4.5 sacks, one pass break‐up and a forced fumble . . . Ranked tied 2018: Played in one game versus Southeast Missouri for 11th in the Sun Belt in sacks, tied for 21st in tackles State . . . Did not record any stats. for loss and tied for 43rd in total tackles . . . Among in‐ 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season and par‐ terior defensive linemen only, he ranked tied for first in ticipated on the scout team. sacks and among the top four in tackles . . . Recorded HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year varsity football letterman multiple tackles in every game and five or more stops in . . . Named to the East roster for the annual Arkansas eight outings, including a season‐high six against both High School Coaches Association (AHSCA) All‐Star game App State and South Alabama . . . Posted at least a half‐ . . . Earned all‐conference recognition as both a junior tackle for loss in six outings and 1.0 or more in four . . . and senior . . . Also a varsity baseball letterman. Recorded a season‐high 3.0 tackles for loss in a victory PERSONAL: Born Nov. 9, 1998 . . . Plt. & Soil Sci. over Tulsa . . . Responsible for at least a half‐sack in four major. games, including a season‐high 2.5 against Tulsa . . . Also tallied 1.0 sack against USA . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ DONOVAN MARSHALL #11 tor’s Honor Roll member. RB | 5‐11 | 188 | Fr.‐RS | RS NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA A&M: Played sopho‐ St. Louis, Mo. (Lutheran North) more season in 2017, recording 30 tackles, including 19 solo stops and 5.5 tackles for loss, and 1 forced fumble 2018: Saw action in two . . . Helped lead the Norsemen to a 9‐3 record and the games (South Alabama and Coastal Southwest Junior College Football Conf. championship Carolina) as a true freshman before HIGH SCHOOL: Signed with Missouri State out of high redshirting the season . . . Posted school . . . Varsity football letterman at Willard HS. two rushing attempts, both against PERSONAL: Born Aug. 15, 1996. Coastal Carolina, for 36 yards with MERRILL’S CAREER STATISTICS a long run covering 22 yards. Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK HIGH SCHOOL: Named the 2018 22 36 58 7.5‐30 4.5‐24 0 1 1 0 0 2017 St. Louis Football U’s Junior National Elite recipi‐ Totals 22 36 58 7.5‐30 4.5‐24 0 1 1 0 0 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 79 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES KIRK MERRITT #13 him as the No. 46 overall and No. 4 wide receiver in the nation among junior college players. WR | 6‐0 | 215 | Sr.‐RS | 1L OREGON: Saw action in 11 games as a collegiate Destrehan, La. (East Mississippi Community College) rookie at Oregon in 2015 . . . Caught five passes for 61 yards and had three rushes for 13 yards on the year . . . Also had a 28‐yard kick return and made seven tackles on special teams for the Ducks . . . Longest reception (28 yds) and longest rush (10 yds) of his freshman year came against Oregon State. HIGH SCHOOL: Won Nike’s SPARQ (Speed, Power, Agility, Reaction & Quickness) National Championship in 2014 . . . Helped lead 14‐1 Destrehan High School to 2018: First Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Sun Belt the 2014 Louisiana Class 5A state championship game . Conference Newcomer of the Year . . . Phil Steele’s First . . Was listed as the No. 5 prospect in Louisiana accord‐ Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Played in all 13 games, including ing to the NOLA.com/The Times‐Picayune Nifty 50 . . . 11 as a starter . . . Finished his first season at A‐State Two‐time selection to the All‐District 7‐5A Team . . . Run‐ with 83 receptions for 1,005 yards and seven touch‐ ner‐up in both the 100 and 200 meters at the Louisiana downs . . . 83 receptions were the third most in school track and field state championships as a senior . . . Two‐ history, while also the most in the Sun Belt during the time district and region champion in the 100 meters . . 2018 season . . . Averaged 6.4 receptions per game, the . Posted personal‐best times of 10.44 in the 100 meters 20th highest in the nation . . . Either led A‐State or tied and 21.52 in the 200 meters . . . Listed as 3‐star recruit for the team high in receptions in nine of 13 games . . . by Rivals.com following the 2018 season and as a four‐ Became the fourth player in school history to record star prospect coming out of high school. 1,000 receiving yards in a season, and his 1,005 total PERSONAL: Born Jan. 5, 1997 . . . Earned his bache‐ ranked as third most ever by an A‐State player . . . Led lor’s degree in General Studies in May of 2019. the Sun Belt in receiving yards and ranked 35th in the MERRITT’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS nation in 2018 . . . Caught at least three passes in every Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG game, including a season‐high 11 against both Georgia 2018 83 1005 12.1 7 73 Southern and Coastal Carolina that tied the seventh Totals 83 1005 12.1 7 73 most in school history . . . Went over 100‐yards receiv‐ ing in three contests, including a season‐high 180 ver‐ sus Coastal Carolina that were the ninth most ever by HUNTER MORETON #94 an A‐State player . . . Also recorded 122 yards on four DL | 6‐1 | 293 | So. | 1L catches against Louisiana and 153 yards on six recep‐ Fort Smith, Ark. (Southside) tions at Texas State . . . Posted at least one receiving touchdown in five games and recorded a season‐best two against both ULM and Texas State in back‐to‐back games . . . Phil Steele’s Preseason 3rd Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. EAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Helped lead an 11‐1 East Mississippi Community College Lions team to the 2017 NJCAA national championship (team’s 2018: Played in two games (versus Alabama and fourth in seven years) and MACJC state title (team’s Tulsa) in a reserve role on the defensive line before suf‐ sixth in nine years) . . . Selected NJCAA All‐Region 23 and fering a season‐ending injury . . . Posted two tackles, MACJC All‐State First Team as both a wide receiver and which were both recorded against Tulsa . . . Redshirted kick returner as a sophomore . . . Led EMCC with 52 re‐ the season . . . Athlon Sports Preseason 3rd Team All‐ ceptions, averaging 12.1 yards per catch with four Sun Belt Conference. touchdown grabs on the year . . . Also averaged 32.8 2017: Played in 12 games as a true freshman, in‐ yards on six kickoff returns as well as 14.9 yards on 15 cluding seven as a starter . . . Started the last six games punt returns during the season . . . Caught seven passes of the season, including the Camellia Bowl . . . Ended the for a season‐high 180 yards, including an 80‐yard catch season with 23 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks and and run, during the season opener against Jones County one fumble recovery . . . 23 tackles were the second . . . Made a season‐high eight grabs in wins over most on the team among interior defensive linemen, as Itawamba and Hinds . . .Tabbed MACJC Special Teams well as his 5.5 tackles for loss . . . Recorded at least one Player of the Week by returning two kickoffs for 98 total tackle in eight games and had at least three stops in four yards (long of 62 yards) plus adding a 40‐yard punt re‐ contests, including three of the last four outings . . . Reg‐ turn to go along with his eight receptions during 51‐41 istered a career‐high six tackles against Arkansas‐Pine road win over Hinds . . . Had a 58‐yard punt return for a Bluff and posted his second‐highest total of four against touchdown in 59‐0 victory at Northeast Mississippi . . . both Texas State and Troy . . . Responsible for at least Transferred to East Mississippi from Texas A&M after 0.5 tackles for loss in five games, including a career‐best previously playing his freshman season at Oregon . . . 2.0 versus Texas State . . . Both sacks came in different Ranked as the No. 41 junior college player in the nation games against Louisiana and New Mexico State . . . His by Rivals . . . 3‐star recruit by 247Sports.com, ranking lone fumble recovery came against Georgia Southern . 80 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt ior campaign with 642 yards and 12 touchdowns on 112 Conference Commissioner’s List. rushing attempts . . . Carried the ball 92 times as a soph‐ HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year varsity football starter at omore for 469 yards and seven touchdowns, while his Southside . . . 2016 All‐Arkansas Preps second‐team se‐ freshman year saw him rush eight times for 24 yards . . lection . . . Named to the 2016 Class 7A All‐State Team . . His career totals include2,343 rushing yards and 35 . . Helped lead Southside to an 8‐5 record and the semi‐ touchdowns on the ground . . . Named the West Geor‐ finals of the Class 7A state playoffs in 2015 . . . Southside gia Neighbor “Athlete of the Week” on Sept. 5, 2017 . . posted a 9‐3 record and advanced to the state semifi‐ . Also a varsity track & field letterman . . . 2‐star prospect nals Moreton’s sophomore year as well . . . Listed as a 2‐ by Rivals.com . . . Also recruited by teams such as star recruit by Rivals, Scout and 247Sports. Coastal Carolina and James Madison. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 17, 1998 . . . Son of Raymond PERSONAL: Born Aug. 26, 2000. and Melissa Moreton . . . Younger brother of Austin MURRAY’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS Moreton, a four‐year letterman on the A‐State football Yr. ATT YDS AVG. TD LG team from 2013‐16. 2018 154 860 5.6 8 64 MORETON’S CAREER STATISTICS Totals 154 860 5.6 8 64 Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK MURRAY’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS 2017 9 14 23 5.5‐20 2.0‐13 0‐0 0 0 1‐4 0 Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG 2018 0 2 2 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0‐0 0 0 0‐0 0 2018 16 141 8.8 2 67 Totals 9 16 25 5.5‐20 2.0‐13 0‐0 0 0 1‐4 0 Totals 16 141 8.8 2 67 MURRAY’S CAREER KO RETURN STATISTICS MARCEL MURRAY #34 Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG 2018 9 180 20.0 0 28 RB | 5‐11 | 197 | So. | 1L Totals 9 180 20.0 0 28 Hiram, Ga. (Hiram) BUBBA OGBEBOR #8 WR | 6‐0 | 198 | Jr.‐RS | 1L Frisco, Texas (Boise State)

2018: Third Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year . . . Phil Steele’s Third Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Played in all 13 games and started four contests, including the Arizona Bowl . . . Fin‐ ished the season with 860 rushing yards and eight 2018: Played in 11 games in a reserve role at wide touchdowns on 154 attempts . . . Added 16 receptions receiver and on special teams . . . Finished the season for 141 yards and two touchdowns . . . Posted the most with five receptions for 61 yards (12.2 avg. per catch) rushing yards by a true freshman at A‐State since Mar‐ and one touchdown with a long reception of 22 yards . quis Williams ran for 1,060 in 1993 . . . Ranked seventh . . Caught a pass in four games, including a season‐high in the Sun Belt in total rushing yards, while his eight two for 15 yards and a score in the season opener rushing touchdowns tied the fifth most . . . 860 rushing against SEMO . . . Recorded a season‐best 22 yards (all yards were the 12th most in the nation among fresh‐ on one catch against Coastal Carolina). men, while his eight touchdowns tied the ninth most 2017: Enrolled at Arkansas State and sat out the 2017 among the same group . . . Posted over 100 yards rush‐ season due to NCAA transferring rules. ing in two games, coming in back‐to‐back outings BOISE STATE: Appeared in 10 games, both at wide against Georgia State (115 yards) and at Louisiana (121 receiver and on special teams, as a true freshman at yards) . . . Also had 94 rushing yards against ULM and Boise State in 2016 . . . Made one tackle on special 95 versus UNLV . . . Ran for at least 50 yards in eighth teams. games, including the four in a row . . . Scored at least HIGH SCHOOL: Listed as a three‐start recruit accord‐ one rushing touchdown in six outings, including a sea‐ ing to ESPN.com, Scout.com, Rivals.com and 247Sports son‐high three at Louisiana . . . Caught at least one pass . . . Three‐year letterman rated one of the top 20 re‐ in nine outings and had a season‐high four against South ceivers in the state of Texas according to Scout . . . Alabama . . . Recorded a season‐high 75 receiving yards Named first‐team All‐District 9‐5A both his junior and versus Southeast Missouri State . . . Two receiving senior seasons for head coach Che Hendrix at Heritage touchdowns on the year came against SEMO and (Frisco) High School . . . Caught 74 passes for 1,282 yards Coastal Carolina . . . Returned nine kickoffs for 180 yards and 14 touchdowns during his final prep campaign ...... Had a season‐high three returns for 82 yards, also a Caught 64 passes for 1,056 yards and 20 touchdowns as season best, at Louisiana. a junior, leading the Coyotes to the district champi‐ HIGH SCHOOL: Four‐year varsity letterman at Hiram onship . . . As a sophomore, garnered honorable men‐ . . . Senior season recorded 121 rushing attempts for tion All‐District 10‐4A honors after catching 11 passes 1,208 yards (10.0 average) and 16 touchdowns, while for 175 yards and three touchdowns . . . two‐time let‐ also posting six 100‐yard rushing games . . . Finished jun‐ terman in track and field. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 81 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES PERSONAL: Born April 28, 1998 . . . Communication east Mississippi, including six as a freshman and nine as Studies major. a sophomore . . . The 2017 campaign saw Painter record 25 receptions for 300 yards and three touchdowns with NATHAN PAGE #12 a long of 40 yards . . . As a freshman in 2016, posted three catches for 17 yards and a touchdown . . . Two‐ CB | 6‐0 | 170 | So. | 1L star recruit by Rivals.com . . . Also recruited by schools Roland, Ark. (Joe T. Robinson) such as Bowling Green, Ohio and Troy. HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football letterman at Her‐ nando (Miss.) High School. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 14, 1997 . . . General Studies major. DONALD RICHARDSON #30 WR | 6‐1 | 190 | Fr.‐RS | RS 2018: Played in 12 games in a reserve role at corner‐ Little Rock, Ark. (Little Rock Central) back and wide receiver and also on special teams as a true freshman . . . Recorded 10 tackles (6 solo/4 assists) 2017: Did not play in any . . . Posted at least one tackle in seven games and had games as a true freshman while multiple stops in two, including a season‐high three participating on the scout team . . . against Southeast Missouri State . . . A‐State Athletics Redshirted the season . . . A‐State Director’s Honor Roll member. Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: An all‐State and all‐conference per‐ HIGH SCHOOL: Four‐year var‐ former during his career at Robinson, Page played both sity starter . . . Accounted for 398 offense and defense . . . Recorded 40 tackles, four tack‐ all‐purpose yards his junior season playing quarterback, les for loss, nine pass break‐ups, one forced fumble and running back and wide receiver . . . Averaged 16 receiv‐ six interceptions as a senior . . . Also posted 19 recep‐ ing yards per game . . . Voted as the top performer in tions for 359 yards and six touchdowns while recording class 7A in weeks 1 and 10 his junior year . . . Broke the 68 rushing yards on six attempts . . . Named to USA single‐season school record for most receptions and Today’s 2017 All‐USA Arkansas Football Team . . . Junior most receiving touchdowns in a game . . . Three‐year campaign saw him pile up 47 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, varsity basketball starter . . . Named to the basketball four pass break‐ups and two interceptions on the de‐ all‐conference team . . . Also participated in track and fensive side of the ball . . . Offensive stats included 45 re‐ field. ceptions for 1,118 yards and 14 touchdowns . . . As a PERSONAL: Born Nov. 7, 1999 . . . Elementary Edu‐ sophomore, Page tallied 81 tackles and six interceptions cation major. . . . His high school career totals include 108 receptions for 2,208 yards and 28 touchdowns, as well as 168 tack‐ ALEX ROBERTS #35 les, nine TFL, 13 pass break‐ups and 14 interceptions . . RB | 5‐7 | 166 | So.‐RS | 1L . Recorded two career kickoff returns for touchdown . . Tokyo, Japan (Cabot (Ark.) HS) . 3‐star recruit by Rivals.com, which also ranks him as the No. 6 overall player in the state of Arkansas . . . 247Sports.com 3‐star recruit ranked as the No. 7 player in Arkansas and No. 58 athlete in the nation . . . Also re‐ cruited by schools such as Louisiana Tech, ULM, Ala‐ bama, Arkansas, Louisville, Nebraska, TCU, Texas and Virginia Tech. PERSONAL: Born July 11, 1999. 2018: Played in two games (versus Appalachian State ROSS PAINTER #80 and South Alabama) . . . Posted six rushing attempts for TE | 6‐4 | 237 | Jr.‐RS | RS 22 yards (3.7 average) with a long run of 10 yards . . . Hernando, Miss. (Northeast Mississippi CC) Carried the ball four times for a season‐high 21 yards against Appalachian State . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ tor’s Honor Roll. 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season while par‐ ticipating on the scout team . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Commis‐ sioner’s List. HIGH SCHOOL: Four‐year varsity football letterman, earning all‐conference honors for the Panthers . . . 2016 2018: Suffered a season‐ending injury prior to the ArkansasVarsity.com All‐State Football Combine MVP . first game and redshirted the season . . . Midyear signee . . Two‐time all‐state track & field selection . . . Cabot who participated in A‐State’s 2018 spring camp. High School record holder in the power clean and 40‐ NORTHEAST MISSISSIPPI COMMUNITY COLLEGE: yard dash . . . Two‐year varsity basketball letterman. Played in 15 games during his two‐year career at North‐ PERSONAL: Born Nov. 21, 1998 . . . Marketing major. 82 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES AARON SEARS #33 allowed 1.9 sacks against per game and blocked for All‐ NEFC quarterback Angelo Nocciolo and running back K | 5‐9 | 155 | Fr.‐RS | RS Dieon Tidwell . . . The Avengers posted 22 passing and Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland) 13 running scores that season while averaging 353.2 yards total offense, 164.8 yards rushing and 25.1 points 2018: Did not see any game per game . . . 2‐star recruit by Rivals.com and action while redshirting his true 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the nation’s No. 29 junior freshman season . . . A‐State Ath‐ college offensive tackle by 247Sports . . . Also recruited letics Director’s Honor Roll mem‐ by programs such as Maryland, Texas Tech, UCLA, ber. Southern Miss, Texas State, Nevada and East Carolina. HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐year HIGH SCHOOL: Seidnaly was a varsity letterman who varsity starter . . . Holds the Ten‐ played defensive line at Bethesda‐Chevy Chase High nessee state record for consecutive School in Silver Springs, Md. PATs made with 136 . . . Accounted for a state‐record PERSONAL: Born July 3, 1997 . . . Earned his bache‐ 261 career points . . . Long field goal of 48 yards . . . Fin‐ lor’s degree in Communication Studies in May of 2019. ished his high school career with 53 touchbacks . . . Sank 12 of 14 field goals within 45 yards his junior and senior years . . . Mr. Football finalist in 2017. LUKE SEXTON #53 PERSONAL: Born Jan. 10, 2000. DS | 6‐3 | 251 | Jr.‐RS | SQ Jonesboro, Ark. (Nettleton) NOUR‐EDDINE SEIDNALY #72 2018: Did not play in any OL | 6‐5 | 324 | Sr.‐RS | 1L games . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ Silver Spring, Md. (ASA (N.Y.) College tor’s Honor Roll member. 2017: Did not see any game action . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ tor’s Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List. 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . A‐ State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Con‐ ference Academic Honor Roll. 2018: Started the first 10 games of the season at right HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football letterman at Nettle‐ tackle before suffering a season‐ending injury . . . ton High School. Helped pave the way up front for an A‐State offense PERSONAL: Born Nov. 18, 1997 . . . Math major. that ranked 17th in the nation in total offense (469.1 ypg), 21st in passing offense (282.7 ypg) and 49th in rushing offense (186.4 ypg) . . . Part of an offensive line COLBY SIGEARS #29 that ranked 40th in the nation in tackles for loss allowed CB | 5‐8 | 168 | Jr.‐RS | 1L (5.54 per game) and 43rd in sacks allowed (1.85 per Fayetteville, Ark. (Arkansas Tech) game) . . . Provided blocking for quarterback and Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year Justice Hansen, as 2018: Saw action in two well as running back and Sun Belt Freshman of the Year games (Appalachian State and Marcel Murray . . . Behind Seidnaly and the offensive South Alabama) in a reserve role in line, A‐State produced over 400 yards in nine games and the secondary, recording one at least 500 in three contests . . . Key component to A‐ tackle . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ State’s offensive success that saw it score 28 passing tor’s Honor Roll. touchdowns and 18 rushing scores while tying the sixth 2017: Redshirted and partici‐ most total touchdowns in school history for a single sea‐ pated on the scout team. son . . . Seidnaly and the o‐line helped A‐State post the ARKANSAS TECH: Started one game as a true fresh‐ third highest total offense average in school history. man in 2016 . . . Played on special teams. A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all‐state and all‐conference 2017: Redshirted the 2017 season . . . Midyear signee honors his senior season at Fayetteville High School. who participated in A‐State’s 2017 spring camp. PERSONAL: Born July 3, 1998 . . . Broadcast Journal‐ ASA COLLEGE: Spent two seasons playing offensive ism major. line for the Avengers in the Northeast Football Confer‐ ence . . . Seidnaly and the offensive line allowed a con‐ ference‐best 1.7 sacks against during the 2016 season, while also protecting All‐NEFC quarterback Ryan Barabe and paving the way for all‐conference running back Troy Robinson . . . Behind Seidnaly and the o‐line, the Avengers recorded 22 passing and 16 rushing touch‐ downs, averaged 34.4 points per game and recorded 358.8 yards total offense per game . . . ASA posted a 6‐ 5 record Seidnaly’s freshman season, when the o‐line ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 83 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES JEREMY SMITH #24 JENNINGS STANLEY #61 CB | 5‐11 | 175 | Sr. | 3L OL | 6‐3 | 325 | So.‐R | 1L Atlanta, Texas (Atlanta) Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro)

2018: Played in all 13 games, including five as a 2018: Played in two games (versus Southeast Mis‐ starter . . . Finished the season with 27 tackles (13 souri State and Coastal Carolina) in a reserve role on the solo/14 assist), 0.5 tackles for loss and five pass break‐ offensive line . . . Helped lead A‐State to a season‐high ups . . . Five pass break‐ups tied the second most on the 676 yards total offense against SEMO, which were the team . . . Responsible for at least one tackle in every fourth most in school history . . . Stanley and the offen‐ game and had multiple stops in eight outings, including sive line paved the way for 194 rushing yards and 491 a season‐high four versus South Alabama and three yards of total offense in a victory over Coastal Carolina against Southeast Missouri State, Tulsa, UNLV and Geor‐ . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. gia State . . . Tallied a season‐high two pass break‐ups 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season and par‐ during the South Alabama game, while his other three ticipated on the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ all came in different contests . . . A‐State Athletics Di‐ tor’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s rector’s Honor Roll. List. 2017: Played in 11 games in a reserve role at corner‐ HIGH SCHOOL: Four‐year varsity football letterman . back and on special teams . . . Completed the year with . . Three‐time 6A‐7A East All‐Conference selection . . . nine tackles (4 solo/5 assist) and one pass break‐up . . . Two‐time all‐state choice . . . 2016 USA Today All‐ Responsible for at least one tackle in six games, includ‐ Arkansas Second Team . . . Arkansas Activities Associa‐ ing a season‐high four against Coastal Carolina . . . Lone tion (AAA) All‐Star . . . Two‐time Jonesboro Sun “Best pass break‐up came against UAPB. Under the Sun” selection . . . Arkansas NextLevel Re‐ 2016: Played in 10 games as a true freshman, record‐ cruiting All‐State Team member . . . Also played golf and ing three tackles (2 solo, 1 assist) and two pass break‐ participated in track & field. ups . . . All three tackles came in different contests, as PERSONAL: Born Oct. 21, 1998 . . . Political Science well as his two pass break‐ups . . . Arkansas State Ath‐ major. letics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference Ac‐ ademic Honor Roll. JACOB STILL #64 HIGH SCHOOL: Three‐time all‐district selection, in‐ OL | 6‐1 | 296 | Jr.‐RS | 2L cluding his senior and junior seasons when he was Collierville, Tenn. (St. George’s) named First Team All‐District 6‐4A honors on both of‐ fense and defense . . . Earned the recognition at quar‐ terback and defensive back as a senior, while he collected the honors his junior campaign as wide re‐ ceiver and defensive back . . . 2015 Texarkana Gazette Second Team All‐Area selection as a quarterback . . . Recorded 1,137 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns on 122 attempts his senior season . . . Completed 44‐of‐86 passes 696 yards and five touchdowns . . . Helped lead 2018: Honorable Mention All‐Sun Belt Conference . . Atlanta to the 2015 state playoffs . . . 2‐star recruit by . Started all 13 games in 2018 and has now started at Scout.com, Rivals.com, and 247Sports.com. center all 25 games of his career entering his junior sea‐ PERSONAL: Born Sept. 10, 1997 . . . Exercise Science son . . . Helped pave the way up front for an A‐State of‐ major. fense that ranked 17th in the nation in total offense SMITH’S CAREER STATISTICS (469.1 ypg), 21st in passing offense (282.7 ypg) and 49th Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK in rushing offense (186.4 ypg) . . . Part of an offensive 2016 2 1 3 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 2 0 0 0 line that ranked 40th in the nation in tackles for loss al‐ 2017 4 5 9 0.0‐0 0.0‐0 0 1 0 0 0 lowed (5.54 per game) and 43rd in sacks allowed (1.85 2018 13 14 27 0.5‐1 0.0‐0 0 5 0 0 0 per game) . . . Provided blocking for quarterback and Totals 19 20 39 0.5‐1 0.0‐0 0 8 0 0 0 Sun Belt Conference Player of the Year Justice Hansen, as well as running back and Sun Belt Freshman of the Year Marcel Murray . . . Behind Still and the offensive line, A‐State produced over 400 yards in nine games and at least 500 in three contests . . . Key component to A‐ State’s offensive success that saw it score 28 passing touchdowns and 18 rushing scores while tying the sixth most total touchdowns in school history for a single sea‐ 84 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES son . . . Still and the o‐line helped A‐State post the third CAL STATE‐FULLERTON: Played one season at Fuller‐ highest total offense average in school history . . . Pre‐ ton College . . .Recorded 12 tackles in nine appearances season Second Team All‐Sun Belt Conference . . . Lindy’s . . . Forced one fumble. Preseason First Team All‐Sun Belt . . . Athlon and Phil HIGH SCHOOL: Played varsity football three years . . . Steele’s Preseason Second Team All‐Sun Belt . . . A‐State Named to the All‐Region team his junior and senior year Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. . . . Member of the All‐State honorable mention team 2017: Honorable Mention All‐Sun Belt Conference . . his senior year . . . Compiled 1,200 rushing yards and 12 . Started all 12 games at center as a redshirt freshman touchdowns during his junior campaign . . . Accounted for a team that ranked No. 1 in the Sun Belt Conference for 48 tackles and three interceptions in his final season in scoring offense (37.8 average), total offense (495.3 . . . Also participated in track. ypg), pass offense (342.2 ypg), 3rd down conversions PERSONAL: Born May 24, 1997. (44.1 pct.) and first downs (322) . . . Helped pave the way for 5,944 yards total offense that stands as the third KEVIN THURMON #15 most in school history, while its average total offense DL | 6‐3 | 298 | Sr.‐RS | 1L was the highest ever by an A‐State team and ranked sec‐ Chicago, Ill. (Ball State) ond all‐time in the Sun Belt Conference . . . Part of the O‐line that provided blocking for 17 rushing touchdowns and protection for a Sun Belt‐record 38 passing scores . . . Key component to A‐State’s offensive success that ranked it No. 10 in the nation in total offense and No. 13 in scoring offense . . . Behind Still and the offensive line, A‐State produced over 400 yards total offense in 10 of 12 games, including a school and Sun Belt Conference‐ record 781 yards versus ULM . . . Athletics Director’s 2018: Honorable Mention All‐Sun Belt Conference . . Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic . Started all 13 games at defensive tackle, recording 63 Honor Roll. tackles, 12.0 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks and one forced 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season and par‐ fumble . . . Among interior defensive linemen only, ticipated on the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Direc‐ ranked No. 1 in the Sun Belt in both tackles and tackles tor’s Honor Roll member. for loss . . . Overall, posted the 33rd most tackles in the HIGH SCHOOL: Helped the Gryphons (13‐1) to their league among all players while ranking sixth in tackles first state championship since 2011 with a 50‐20 win for loss . . . Recorded multiple tackles in every game and over Northpoint in the championship game (2015) . . . had five or more seven times, including a season‐high Division 2‐A Semifinalist for Tennessee Titans Mr. Foot‐ nine against Tulsa and eight versus both UNLV and ULM ball (4 semifinalists). Now in its 31st season, the Mr. . . . Responsible for at least a half‐tackle for loss in 11 of Football awards are selected by a statewide panel of 13 games and had 1.0 or more six times, including a sea‐ sports writers based on players' performance during the son‐high 2.5 at Tulsa that included a safety . . . Also had regular season. Academics and character are also con‐ 2.0 tackles for loss against both Appalachian State and sidered . . . Played in the 14th annual AutoZone Liberty Texas State . . . His 3.5 sacks were recorded in five com‐ Bowl high school all‐star game . . . Father, Eric, was all‐ bined games, including a season‐high 1.0 versus Coastal American lineman at Tennessee . . . Brother, Ben, just Carolina and Texas State . . . Lone forced fumble was finished career at Ole Miss (Center) . . . 2014 and 2015 against Coastal Carolina . . . Phil Steele’s Preseason Third Commercial Appeal Best of the Prep’s . . . 2‐star recruit Team All‐Sun Belt Conference. by Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com . . . 2017: Enrolled at A‐State in 2017 and sat out the sea‐ Ranked as the No. 65 player in the state and No. 136 of‐ son due to NCAA transferring rules . . . A‐State Athletics fensive guard in the nation by 247Sports.com . . . Also Director’s Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference recruited by Memphis, Ole Miss, Oklahoma State and Academic Honor Roll. Tennessee. BALL STATE: Sophomore season at Ball State in 2016 PERSONAL: Born Aug. 29, 1997 . . . Son of Eric and saw him play in 10 games with four starts on the defen‐ Terri Still . . . Business Administration major. sive line, recording 23 tackles and 6.5 tackles for loss of 36 yards . . . Made his first collegiate start in the opener BRYAN TERRY #19 at Georgia State . . . Finished second on the team with CB | 6‐0 | 180 | So.‐RS | RS 4.5 sacks . . . Tallied a pair of tackles for loss, including a Atlanta, Ga. (Fullerton College) sack, at Georgia State on Sept. 2 . . . Recorded a per‐ sonal‐high six tackles against Northern Illinois on Oct. 1 . . . Notched two fourth‐quarter sacks and a forced fum‐ ble in the season finale at Miami . . . Freshman season in 2015 saw him play in the final 10 games of the season . . . First collegiate action came at Eastern Michigan on Sept. 19 . . . Totaled 11 tackles on the season . . . Picked up at least one tackle in seven games . . . Tallied a sea‐ son‐high three tackles in the season finale against Bowl‐ 2018: Played in the final three games of the regular ing Green on Nov. 24. season before taking a redshirt . . . Recorded one tackle HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for coach Frank Lenti against Texas State. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 85 ARKANSAS STATE PLAYER PROFILES at Mount Carmel High . . . Helped team to an 8‐5 record REED TYLER #87 as a senior and 36‐8 mark in his career . . . Mount Carmel TE | 6‐3 | 245 | So. | 1L won state championships in 2012 and 2013 . . . All‐state Brandon, Miss. (Brandon) as a senior . . . Ranked as the 21st best player in the state of Illinois by 247Sports . . . Managed 46 tackles with 16 sacks as a senior . . . Tallied 39 tackles and nine sacks as a junior. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 14, 1996 . . . Communication Studies major. THURMON’S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK 2018 16 47 63 12.0‐37 3.5‐21 0‐0 0 1 0 0 2018: Played in all 13 games as a true freshman, inl‐ Totals 16 47 63 12.0‐37 3.5‐21 0‐0 0 1 0 0 cuding five as a starter . . . Posted 10 receptions for 52 yards and a touchdown . . . Recorded at least one re‐ THOMAS TOKI #44 ception in eight games, including a season‐high three DL | 6‐1 | 290 | So.‐RS | RS against Appalachian State for a season‐best 29 yards . . Mountain View, Calif. (College of San Mateo (Calif.) . Long reception covering 18 yards came against Ap‐ palachian State as well . . . Lone touchdown reception covered six yards against Coastal Carolina . . . Midyear signee who participated in A‐State’s 2018 spring camp . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. HIGH SCHOOL: Selected to play in the Bernard Black‐ well All‐Star Game as a senior . . . 2017 preseason Class 6A All‐State selection . . . Clarion Ledger “10 Seniors to Watch” in 2017 . . . Posted 40 receptions for 405 yards 2018: Did not play in any games while taking a red‐ as a senior while helping lead Brandon to the state play‐ shirt season. offs . . . Posted 24 catches for 268 yards and a touch‐ COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO: Recorded 3 tackles, in‐ down while helping lead Brandon to a 10‐4 record and cluding a half‐tackle for loss, while playing in three the state playoffs in 2016 . . . Also a varsity baseball let‐ games in 2016 . . . Helped lead the Bulldogs to a 7‐3 terman . . . 2‐star prospect by Rivals.com, 247Sports and record in 2016 . . . Originally signed with Washington Scout.com . . . Rated as the No. 39 player in the state of State out of high school. Mississippi by 247Sports . . . Also recruited by schools HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Juanita High School in Kirk‐ such as Colorado State, Georgia State, Louisiana‐ land, Wash. his first three years . . . Attended St. Francis Lafayette, Memphis, Ole Miss, Mississippi State, Troy High School in Mountain View, Calif. as a senior . . . and UTSA. Named No. 49 prospect in Preseason Scout.com West‐ PERSONAL: Born Sept. 20, 1999 . . . Biological Sci‐Pre‐ ern 150 . . . Made 57 tackles and earned West Catholic Prof Studeis major . . . Grandfather, Bob Tyler, was the Athletic League Honorable Mention honors . . . Named head football coach at Mississippi State from 1973 to to Tacoma News Tribune’s Western 100, one of 11 de‐ 1978 . . . Father, Breck, played wide receiver at both fensive lineman selected . . . Member of 2015 U.S. Mississippi State and Ole Miss. Under‐19 National Team that participated in 2015 In‐ TYLER’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS ternational Bowl in Arlington, Texas . . . As a junior, Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG earned First‐Team All‐KingCo after making 29 tackles, 2017 10 52 5.2 1 18 17 solo including four sacks . . . All‐Area Frist Team and Totals 10 52 5.2 1 18 earned First‐Team All‐KingCo as a sophomore . . . Rated a four star prospect by ESPN.com, Rivals.com and LOGAN WESCOTT #37 Scout.com . . . Ranked the No. 21 defensive tackle S | 6‐0 | 200 | Sr.‐RS | 1L prospect in the country by ESPN.com and Rivals.com . . Harrington, Del. (Delaware State) . Rated the No. 22 overall prospect in California by ESPN.com . . . Rated the No. 5 defensive tackle prospect in California by Scout.com . . . Ranked the No. 180 prospect in the ESPN 300. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 31, 1997.

2018: Played in all 13 games in a reserve role in the secondary and on special teams . . . Completed the year with 27 tackles (11 solo/16 assist), 1.0 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks . . . Responsible for at least one tackle in 10 games and multiple stops in seven outings, including a season‐high eight against South Alabama . . . Also fin‐ ished the Tulsa and Texas State games with four tackles 86 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PLAYER PROFILES / RECRUITING CLASS . . . Tallied a half tackle for loss against both South Ala‐ 2019 A‐STATE RECRUITING CLASS bama and Texas State and his 0.5 sack came versus the Jaguars . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll mem‐ ber. 1. Elery Alexander: 6‐0, 190, Jr., S 2017: Sat the season out due to NCAA transferring Van Vleck, Texas (Kilgore (Texas) College)* rules and redshirted . . . 2. Isaiah Azubuike: 5‐11, 200, Fr., RB DELAWARE STATE: Emerged as one of the Hornets' St. Louis, Mo. (Lutheran North High School) top defensive players as a true freshman . . . appeared 3. Jeffmario Brown: 6‐3, 229, Jr., DE in all 11 games at free safety . . . also a special teams standout . . . eighth on the Hornets with 39 tackles, high‐ Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC)** lighted by 27 solo stops . . . tops among team new‐ 4. Coltin Clack: 6‐3, 215, Fr., QB comers in total and unassisted tackles . . . also credited Texarkana, Texas (Texas High School)* with one tackle‐for‐loss, an interception and a blocked 5. David Clayton: 6‐0, 184, Fr., WR kick return for a touchdown . . . accumulated 48 tack‐ Grapevine, Texas (Grapevine High School) les, 2 tfl, 2 FF and 5 pass deflections during sophomore season. 6. Kailon Davis: 6‐4, 240, Jr., DE HIGH SCHOOL: A football and baseball standout at New Orleans, La. (Independence (Kan.) CC) Woodbridge HS . . . All‐Henlopen Conference First Team 7. Aaron Donkor: 6‐2, 240, Jr., DE selection on offense and defense during his senior sea‐ Aachen, Germany (N.M. Military Institute)* son . . . school record holder in passing yards and com‐ 8. Jeff Foreman: 6‐2, 175, Fr., WR bined yards . . . had 47 tackles and three interceptions as a senior . . . competed in 2015 Delaware Blue‐Gold Oklahoma City, Okla. (Del City High School) All‐Star Football Game . . . All‐State and All‐Henlopen 9. Ryan Graham: 5‐11, 200, Jr., RB selection on offense and defense during junior year . . . Lincoln, Calif. (Sierra (Calif.) College)* helped lead team to state playoff semifinals as a junior 10. Seth Hayes: 6‐4, 195, Fr., WR . . . All‐Henlopen selection on offense and defense dur‐ Magnolia, Texas (Magnolia West High School) ing sophomore season . . . All‐State and All‐Conference baseball selection. 11. Amir Howard: 5‐10, 190, Jr., CB PERSONAL: Born Feb. 5, 1997 in Greenwood, Del. . . . Citra, Fla. (Fort Scott (Kan.) Community College) Brother Jordan played football at Wesley College (Del.) 12. Jerry Jacobs: 5‐11, 204, Jr., CB from 2011‐to‐2014 . . . General Studies major. Atlanta, Ga. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC** WESCOTT’S CAREER STATISTICS 13. Samy Johnson: 5‐10, 175, Fr., RB Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK Little Rock, Ark. (Catholic High School) 2018 11 16 27 1.0‐4 0.5‐4 0‐0 0 0 0 0 Totals 11 16 27 1.0‐4 0.5‐4 0‐0 0 0 0 0 14. Forrest Merrill: 6‐1, 338, Jr., DL Willard, Mo. (Northeastern Oklahoma A&M)** BRANDON WILLIAMS #41 15. Ethan Miner: 6‐3, 285, Fr., OL CB | 5‐11 | 177 | So.‐RS | SQ West Hartford, Conn. (Kingswood‐Oxford) Chicago, Ill. (St. Rita) 16. Eugene Minter: 6‐5, 220, Jr., WR Birmingham, Ala. (Dodge City (Kan.) CC)* 17. Dane Motley: 6‐0, 193, Fr., LB Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta High School) 18. Ernesto Ramirez: 6‐3, 295, So., OL La Puente, Calif. (Cerritos (Calif.) College)* 19. Jarius Reimonenq: 5‐11, 180, Fr., S Hattiesburg, Miss. (Oak Grove High School) 2018: Did not see any game action while participating 20. Vershaud Richardson: 6‐4, 235, Fr., DE on the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. Paris, Texas (Paris High School) 2017: Did not see any game action and participitated 21. Ivory Scott: 6‐4, 315, Jr., OL on the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Kenner, La. (Pearl River (Miss.) CC)* Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor 22. Billy Tuitavake: 6‐2, 265, Jr., DE Roll. San Diego, Calif. (College of San Mateo (Calif.) 2016: Redshirted and participated on the scout team . . . A‐State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. 23. Carson Williams: 6‐4, 290, Fr., OL HIGH SCHOOL: Attended St. Rita High School in Forest, Miss. (Scott Central High School) Chicago, Ill. . . . Finished his senior season with 496 yards on 80 carries and six touchdowns . . . Hauled in five re‐ *midyear signee available for spring camp ceptions for 22 receiving yards. **enrolled fall 2018 and participated in the 2018 PERSONAL: Born Sept. 8, 1997 . . . Marketing major. season, but counted toward the 2019 recruiting class

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 87 ARKANSAS STATE NEWCOMERS ELERY ALEXANDER #10 Class 2 semifinals of the state playoffs in 2018 6‐0 | 190 | Jr. | S | TR . . . Ended his senior campaign with 133 rush‐ Van Vleck, Texas (Kilgore (Texas) College) ing attempts for 1,237 yards (9.3 average) Midyear signee who will be able to partici‐ and 19 touchdowns . . . Also posted 68 tack‐ pate in A‐State’s 2019 spring camp and will les, one sack and two fumble recoveries from have two years of eligibility remaining with his linebacker position . . . Named a 1st team the Red Wolves . . . Helped lead Kilgore Col‐ all‐conference linebacker as a junior in 2017 lege to a 10‐2 record, the Southwest Junior when he posted 77 tackles, 5 sacks and 2 College Football Conference (SWJCFC) cham‐ fumble recoveries . . . Tallied 221 rushing pionship and No. 4 ranking in the final NJCAA yards and 7 touchdowns in limited duty as a Poll in 2018 as a sophomore . . . The Rangers running back . . . Lutheran North finished defeated Pima (Ariz.) in the TIPS‐C.H.A.M.P.S. Azubuike’s junior season with a 12‐1 record Heart of Texas Bowl in Waco, Texas . . . while advancing to the semifinals of the state Earned Honorable Mention All‐SWJCFC hon‐ playoffs . . . Sophomore season saw him run ors in 2018 after recording 63 tackles (third for 490 yards and nine touchdowns, while most on the team and 10th most in the con‐ also collecting 37 tackles, 1 sack and 1 inter‐ ference), 2 tackles for loss, 1 fumble recovery ception to earn 2nd team all‐conference hon‐ for 32 yards and 4 pass break‐ups . . . His ors as a linebacker . . . Totaled 248 yards and freshman campaign saw him record 36 tack‐ 3 touchdowns on 44 rushing attempts as a les for a Kilgore squad that finished 5‐4 and freshman . . . Named a 2nd team All‐Metro receiving votes in the final NJCAA Poll . . . League linebacker with 84 tackles, 5 sacks and Competed in football, basketball and track at 1 interception . . . Also competed as a runner Van Vleck (Texas) High School, where he and thrower on the varsity track and field played both offense and defense for the team . . . teammates with current A‐State Leopards’ football team . . . Tabbed 1st team running back Donovan Marshall, who signed all‐district as a running back and wide re‐ with A‐State in 2017 . . . 3‐star recruit by ceiver as a junior and senior, respectively . . . 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN . . . 247 Sports’ Named a 2nd team all‐district linebacker as composite rankings list him as the No. 88 run‐ junior and as a defensive back his senior sea‐ ning back in the nation and No. 29 overall son . . . 2‐star recruit by both 247Sports and player in the state of Missouri . . . Rivals’ No. Rivals . . . Listed by 247Sports as the No. 18 23 high school player in the state of Missouri junior college player in the state of Texas and among all positions . . . ESPN ranks him as the No. 15 junior‐college safety in the nation. No. 29 player in the state and No. 136 athlete in the nation . . . Also recruited by schools ISAIAH AZUBUIKE #23 such as Iowa, Kansas State, Wisconsin, Bowl‐ 5‐11 | 200 | Fr. | RB | HS ing Green, Central Michigan and East Car‐ St. Louis, Mo. (Lutheran North HS) olina. Four‐year varsity letterman who played on both sides of the ball . . . Completed his ca‐ DeQUAN BALL reer with 2,196 rushing yards and 38 touch‐ 6‐2 | 225 | Fr. | DE | HS downs on the ground and 266 tackles while Birmingham, Ala. (Pinson Valley) earning All‐Metro League honors at either Varsity football letterman who helped lead linebacker or running back every year of his Pinson Valley to a state championship. career . . . Named Missouri Football Coaches Association (MFCA) 2nd team all‐state as a DJ CHATMAN #28 running back as a senior in 2018, while also 6‐1 | 230 | Jr.‐RS | RB |TR earning Metro League Player of the Year hon‐ Houston, Texas (Independence (Kan.) CC) ors . . . Tabbed a St. Louis Post‐Dispatch “Ath‐ Transferred to Independence Community lete of the Week” after recording 370 rushing College for the 2018 season after originally yards and five touchdowns on just 15 carries signing with New Hampshire out of high in a 56‐27 victory over Farmington . . . Helped school . . . Saw action in three games as a red‐ lead Lutheran North to a 10‐4 record and the shirt sophomore at Independence, rushing 11 88 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES NEWCOMERS times for 32 yards with a long run covering tion and No. 146 overall player in the state of nine yards . . . Redshirted his true freshman Texas by ESPN . . . Also recruited by schools season in 2016 at New Hampshire . . . As a such as SMU, Southern Miss, UTSA, Akron, redshirt sophomore in 2017, played in all 14 Florida Atlantic and Louisiana. games and posted 392 rushing yards on 78 carries . . . Responsible for two 100‐yard DAVID CLAYTON #5 games (Sept. 16 and Oct. 21) . . . Recorded 6‐0 | 184 | Fr. | WR | HS three rushing touchdowns . . . Posted a long Grapevine, Texas (Grapevine) run covering 64 yards against Holy Cross . . . Completed his three‐year varsity career with Four‐year varsity football letterman at Sum‐ 197 catches for 2,797 yards and 42 touch‐ mer Creek High School . . . Ended his career downs . . . Finished his senior season with 67 holding school records for rushing touch‐ receptions for 926 yards and 14 touchdowns downs and single‐season rushing yards ...... Earned first team all‐district honors in Two‐time first team all‐district selection . . . Class 5A . . . Caught eight passes for 134 yards As a senior, recorded consecutive 200‐yard and two touchdowns covering 10 and 75 rushing games and averaged more than 8.0 yards in a playoff game versus Birdville . . . As yards per carry . . . Ranked as one of the Top a junior, recorded 72 catches for 1,102 yards 50 Players in All‐Greater Houston and earned and 17 touchdowns . . . Sophomore campaign the No. 1 SPARQ rating in Texas . . . Also let‐ saw him post 58 receptions for 769 yards and tered in wrestling and track and field . . . 11 scores . . . 3‐star prospect by Rivals, which Spent a postgraduate year at Loomis Chaffee, lists him as the No. 293 wide receiver in the where he compiled 1,132 rushing yards and nation and No. 338 overall player in the state 16 touchdowns on 92 carries for a 12.3 aver‐ of Texas . . . 2‐star recruit by Rivals.com . . . age . . . On defense, recorded 76 tackles, in‐ Also recruited by school such as Connecticut, cluding 34 tackles for loss with 16 sacks . . . Hawaii, Tulsa, Colorado State and New Mex‐ Honor Roll member . . . Listed as 3‐star ico State. prospect by 247Sports coming out of high school, as well as the No. 211 ranked player in KaRON COLEMAN #14 the state of Texas . . . Before signing with New 6‐0 | 178 | Fr. | QB | HS Hampshire, also recruited by schools such as Eutaw, Ala. (Greene County) Washington State, Army and New Mexico Four‐year varsity football letterman . . . State. Named an Alabama Sports Writers Associa‐ tion (ASWA) Class 3A Second Team All‐State COLTIN CLACK #2 selection as both a junior and senior . . . 6‐3 | 215 | Fr. | QB | HS Tuscaloosa News “Super 11 of West Ala‐ Texarkana, Texas (Texas High School) bama” selection . . . Passed for 2,256 yards Midyear signee who will be able to partici‐ and 27 touchdowns as a senior . . . Also a pate in A‐State’s 2019 spring camp . . .Two‐ member of the varsity track & field team, time all‐district selection at Texas High . . . placed fourth in the state in the 400 meter Completed 147‐of‐268 passes for 2,149 yards dash event. and 20 touchdowns, while also rushing for eight scores to earn 2nd Team All‐District 7‐ KAILON DAVIS #2 5A Division I honors as a senior . . . Saw his 6‐4 | 240 | Jr. | DE | TR junior season cut short by injury, but still New Orleans, La. (Independence (Kan.) CC) completed 79‐of‐134 passes for 931 yards Two‐year letterman at Independence Com‐ and 10 touchdowns as he was named Honor‐ munity College . . . Recorded 35 tackles, 5 able Mention All‐District 16‐5A . . . 3‐star re‐ tackles for loss, 2.5 sacks, 1 forced fumble and cruit by 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN . . . Listed 1 fumble recovery as a sophomore in 2018 . . in 247Sports composite rankings as the No. . Freshman campaign posted 7 tackles . . . 49 pro‐style quarterback in the nation and Varsity football letterman at East St. John No. 197 overall player in the state of Texas . . (Louisiana) High School . . . 3‐star prospect by . Listed as the No. 32 pocket passer in the na‐ Rivals . . . Also recruited by schools such as ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 89 ARKANSAS STATE NEWCOMERS UAB, Southern Miss, South Alabama, Liberty ball Team as a first‐team selection . . . Tabbed and Western Kentucky. Class 4A All‐State by the Arkansas Activities Association . . . 247Sports.com 3‐star recruit AARON DONKOR #55 also listed as the No. 10 overall player in 6‐2 | 240 | Jr. | DE | TR Arkansas and the No. 118 offensive tackle in Aachen, Germany (N.M. Military Institute) the nation . . . Rivals.com 3‐star recruit ranked Midyear signee who will be able to partici‐ as the No. 14 overall player in the state of pate in A‐State’s 2019 spring camp and will Arkansas . . . Also recruited by schools such have two years of eligibility remaining with as Louisiana Tech, Air Force, Marshall, Tulane, the Red Wolves . . . Despite playing in just Texas State and ULM. four games as a sophomore, still recorded 27 tackles (6.8 pg), 11.5 sacks (2.9 pg), 1 tackle RYAN GRAHAM #18 for loss, 1 forced fumble and 1 fumble recov‐ 5‐11 | 200 | Jr. | RB | TR ery . . . Led Region 14 in sacks . . . Helped lead Lincoln, Calif. (Sierra (Calif.) College) NMMI to a 5‐4 record . . . Saw action in 8 All‐America running back at Sierra (Calif.) Col‐ games as a freshman in 2017, recording 5 lege . . . Averaged 205 all‐purpose yards as a tackles, 1 sack, 3.5 tackles for loss and 1 fum‐ sophomore in 2018 . . . Named California ble recovery . . . Brother, Anton, plays in the Community College Athletic Association All‐ German Football League (GFL) . . . 3‐star re‐ America as an all‐purpose player, posting cruit by Rivals. 1,276 rushing yards and 15 touchdowns . . . Also recorded 783 receiving yards and 7 more JEFF FOREMAN #88 touchdowns . . . Tallied 195 rushing yards in 6‐2 | 175 | Fr. | WR | HS the NorCal Grizzly Bowl, earning MVP acco‐ Oklahoma City, Okla. (Del City HS) lades . . . Ran for 480 yards and six touch‐ Caught more than 50 passes for over 1,000 downs and caught 34 passes for 328 yards yards and 14 touchdowns as a senior, earn‐ and four touchdowns as a freshman . . . Var‐ ing all‐district and all‐state honors by The sity letterman at Lincoln (Neb.) High School, Oklahoman and OK Preps . . . Ranked No. 12 earning Pine Valley League MVP honors while on The Oklahoman’s Super 30 rankings for also being named First Team All‐Metro. the state’s top prospects . . . VYPE All‐OKC Area Football Team . . . Junior season saw him LAYNE HATCHER #3 haul in 48 receptions for 1,183 yards and 15 6‐0 | 196 | Fr.‐RS | QB | TR touchdowns, while also recording 43 tackles, Little Rock, Ark. (Alabama) 8 interceptions and 3 defensive touchdowns Redshirted his true freshman season at Ala‐ . . . Varsity basketball and track & field letter‐ bama in 2018 before transferring to Arkansas man . . . 3‐star recruit by both 247Sports and State . . . Four‐year varsity letterman and Rivals . . . Listed as the No. 102 athlete in the three‐year starter at Pulaski Academy . . . nation and No. 13 player in the state of Okla‐ Arkansas high school football’s all‐time leader homa in 247Sports’ composite rankings . . . in passing yards (15,483) and touchdowns No. 9 player in Oklahoma by Rivals . . . Also (185) . . . Finished his career 1,002 comple‐ recruited by schools such as Iowa State, Texas tions on 1,479 attempts while compiling a Tech, Eastern Michigan, North Texas and 152.9 QB rating . . . Recorded 18 career rush‐ Texas State. ing touchdowns . . . Posted a 41‐1 record in three years as the Bruins’ starting quarter‐ JAX GASAWAY #65 back . . . Passed for 5,779 yards with 66 touch‐ 6‐7 | 265 | Fr. | OL | HS downs and 11 interceptions in 2017, leading Star City, Ark. (Star City) Pulaski Academy to its fourth straight Class 2017 First Team All‐Arkansas Preps selection 5A state championship . . . Posted 4,656 pass‐ by the Arkansas Democrat‐Gazette . . . ing yards and 58 touchdowns as a junior, Named a 2017 Wendy’s High School Heisman while also throwing for 4,667 yards and 55 “School Winner” for Star City . . . Named to scores as a sophomore . . . Piled up a national the 2017 USA Today ALL‐USA Arkansas Foot‐ record 791 yards total offense, including 757 90 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES NEWCOMERS passing, and nine touchdowns against Little Played in 10 games, including five as a starter, Rock Christian as a senior . . . Posted 12 300‐ in 2017 . . . Posted 51 tackles, 1 pass break‐ yard passing games in 2017 . . . Tabbed all‐ up and 1 forced fumble . . . Coming out of conference and all‐state as sophomore, junior North Marion (Fla.) High School, was listed as and senior . . . Senior season named the a 2‐star recruit by Scout . . . 2nd Team All‐ Arkansas Democrat‐Gazette All‐Arkansas North Central Florida Elite Team and 1st Preps Offensive Player of the Year, as well as Team All‐Marion County Interscholastic Ath‐ Hootens.com 5A Offensive Player of the Year, letic Conference selection . . . Recorded 99 Gatorade Arkansas Football Player of the Year tackles, 19 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks as a . . . 3‐star prospect by 247Sports.com, also senior . . . Helped team reach the second listing him as the No. 23 overall player in the round of the 5A state playoffs . . . MaxPreps state of Arkansas and the No. 52 dual‐threat Player of the Game after recording 13 tackles quarterback in the nation . . . Rivals.com 2‐ versus Vanguard in Sept. of 2014. star recruit . . . Also recruited by schools such as Louisiana Tech and Eastern Illinois . . . JARRETT HORST #79 Three‐time state champion in wrestling and 6‐6 | 305 | OL | So. | TR ranked No. 5 in the nation in the sport. Middleton, Wis. (Ellsworth (Iowa) CC) Played his true freshman season at Ellsworth SETH HAYES #15 Community College before transferring to 6‐4 | 195 | WR | Fr. | HS Arkansas State . . . Also recruited by teams Magnolia, Texas (Magnolia West) such as Toledo, Buffalo, Nebraska, Indiana, Posted 34 receptions for 540 yards and nine Cincinnati, UMass and Troy . . . Four‐year var‐ touchdowns as a senior in 2018 . . . Earned sity letterman at Middleton High School . . . First Team All‐District 8‐5A honors . . . Also Named both all‐conference and all‐area . . . handled kicking duties, connecting on five Selected to play in the Blue‐Grey All‐Ameri‐ field goals and 51 extra points . . . Helped lead can Game. Magnolia West to a 9‐3 record and the area round of the state playoffs . . . 3‐star prospect WILL JARRETT by 247Sports who is ranked as the No. 268 6‐1 | 170 | Fr. | QB | HS wide receiver in the nation and No. 276 over‐ Centerton, Ark. (Bentonville West) all player in the state of Texas . . . Listed as a Three‐year varsity letterman . . . Arkansas De‐ 2‐star recruit by Rivals . . . Also recruited by mocrat‐Gazette’s 2016 Class 7A Newcomer of schools such as Arizona, Colorado and Col‐ the Year . . . Earned all‐state recognition as a orado State. junior in 2017 and tabbed all‐conference as a senior . . . Ended his career with 433 comple‐ ZION HAWKINS tions in 667 attempts with 66 touchdowns 5‐11 | 188 | Fr. | S | HS and nine rushing scores . . . Senior season Dallas, Ga. (North Paulding) only played 19 quarters due to injury, record‐ Four‐year varsity football starter and letter‐ ing 79 completions for 1,394 yards and 13 man at North Paulding . . . Listed as a 2‐star touchdowns with only one interception . . . prospect by Rivals.com . . . Led the team in in‐ Junior season completed 208 passes for 3,524 terceptions as a senior . . . Also a three‐year yards and 33 touchdowns with only three in‐ varsity track and field letterman. terceptions while adding five rushing touch‐ downs . . . As sophomore, connected on 146 AMIR HOWARD #5 attempts for 2,085 yards and 20 touchdowns 5‐10 | 190 | Jr.‐RS | CB | TR . . . Also recorded four rushing touchdowns Citra, Fla. (Fort Scott (Kan.) CC) with a long run of 75 yards . . . Twice named Completed his lone season at Fort Scott as basketball all‐conference. sophomore in 2017 with 25 tackles and 2 tackles for loss . . . Originally signed with Coastal Carolina out of his school and red‐ shirted his true freshman season in 2016 . . . ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 91 ARKANSAS STATE NEWCOMERS SAMY JOHNSON #1 and 200 meter dashes in track and field . . . 5‐10 | 175 | Fr. | RB | HS Named Middleton’s fall Soccer MVP in 2015. Little Rock, Ark. (Catholic) Three‐time all‐state selection from 2016‐18. . ETHAN MINER #67 . Two‐time Landers Award nominee and Farm 6‐3 | 285 | Fr. | OL | HS Bureau Award finalist as the top player in the West Hartford, Conn. (Kingswood‐Oxford) state of Arkansas . . . Rushed for over 1,000 All‐New England Lineman of the Year . . . Two‐ yards as a sophomore, junior and senior . . . time 1st Team All‐New England conference Senior season finished with 201 rushing at‐ selection as a junior and senior . . . Pro Foot‐ tempts for 1,048 yards and 11 touchdowns . ball Hall of Fame Academy showcase invitee . . . Sophomore season ran for 1,292 yards and . . Played in the Connecticut‐Rhode Island All‐ 13 touchdowns on 175 attempts, while also Star Game . . . Boston Globe NEPSAC All‐Star recording 16 receptions for 217 yards and a and Evergreen All‐Star . . . Played on both the pair of scores . . . Returned eight kickoff re‐ offensive and defensive line, recording 31 turns for 241 yards and a touchdown in 2017 tackles while forcing and recovering a fumble . . . Named the Arkansas Democrat‐Gazette as a junior . . . Helped lead Kingswood‐Oxford Sophomore of the Year in 2016 . . . Completed to a 6‐2‐1 record and the Mark Conroy Bowl his sophomore campaign with 211 rushing at‐ (New England Prep School Championship tempts for 2,036 yards and 23 touchdowns . game) as a senior . . . Also recruited by pro‐ . . Also caught 15 passes for 235 yards and grams such as Navy and Cornell. three touchdowns and returned six kickoffs for 206 yards and a score . . . Rated as a 3‐star EUGENE MINTER #6 prospect by 247Sports, which ranks him as 6‐5 | 220 | Jr. | WR | TR the No. 117 running back in the nation and Birmingham, Ala. (Dodge City (Kan.) CC) No. 17 overall player in the state of Arkansas Midyear signee who will be able to partici‐ . . . 2‐star recruit by Rivals.com . . . Also re‐ pate in A‐State’s 2019 spring camp and will cruited by schools such as Tulane, Texas State have two years of eligibility remaining with and Arkansas. the Red Wolves . . . Completed his sopho‐ more campaign with 24 catches for 316 yards TRISTAN MATTSON #47 (13.2 yards per catch) and a touchdown with 6‐2 | 170 | K | Fr. | HS a long reception covering 34 yards . . . Posted Clarkston, Mich. (Clarkston) 11 catches for 177 yards (16.1 yards per Varsity football, soccer and track & field let‐ catch) and a touchdown with a long reception terman . . . Senior season attempted 70 kick‐ of 45 yards as a freshman in 2017 . . . offs for 3,779 yards with 31 touchbacks . . . Recorded 1,234 career receiving yards on 76 Made 32‐of‐36 extra point attempts . . . Con‐ catches, 20 of which were touchdowns, at nected on 14‐of‐18 field goal attempts. Six of Parker (Ala.) High School . . . Posted 12 re‐ his 14 makes were from at least 40 yards out ceiving touchdowns as a senior . . . 3‐star re‐ . . . Led the team in scoring with 74 points . . . cruit by 247Sports and ESPN . . . Among junior Also handled punting duties, posting 32 at‐ college players, ranked by 247Sports as the tempts for 1,145 yards and a 35.8 average . . No. 75 player in the nation and No. 9 wide re‐ . Named his high school team’s Special Teams ceiver . . . ESPN’s No. 10‐ranked junior college Player of the Year . . . Clarkston News Athlete wide receiver . . . 2‐star prospect by Rivals . . of the Week . . . USA Today, Detroit Free Press . Also recruited by schools such as Kansas, and Detroit News Divsion I All‐State Dream East Carolina, Middle Tennessee, Toledo and Team . . . As a junior in 2017 made 25 exta South Alabama. points and two field goals to finish the season with 31 points . . . Attempted 65 kickoffs for DANE MOTLEY #23 3,490 yards with 24 touchbacks . . . Helped 6‐0 | 193 | Fr. | LB | HS lead Middleton to a state championship as a Alpharetta, Ga. (Alpharetta) junior . . . 2017 Middleton HS Special Teams Four‐year varsity letterman . . . North Geor‐ Player of the Year . . . Competed in the 100 gia Touchdown Club’s Alpharetta HS Player of 92 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES NEWCOMERS the Year . . . Named 1st Team 7‐6A All‐Region game . . . Senior season recorded 37 tackles, at linebacker as a senior and claimed 2nd 5 interceptions and 1 fumble recovery . . . Team honors as a junior . . . Received the Posted 7 interceptions as a junior in 2017 and team’s “Outstanding Defensive Player was named 2nd Team All‐Area by the Hat‐ Award” . . . Team captain . . . Selected to the tiesburg American . . . 3‐star recruit by GACA North/South All‐Star Classic . . . 247Sports, Rivals and ESPN . . . ESPN’s No. 136 Recorded 77 tackles, 4 fumble recoveries, 1 cornerback in the nation and No. 40 player in interception and 13 pass break‐ups during his the state . . . Rivals’ No. 43 overall player in senior season . . . Helped lead the Raiders to Mississippi . . . 247Sports’ composite rankings the state playoffs three times in 2016, 2017 No. 181 corner in the nation and No. 52 and 2018 . . . The 2017 team were region player in the state . . . Also recruited by champions and state quarterfinalists . . . 3‐ schools such as Tennessee, Vanderbilt, Mid‐ star recruit by both 247Sports and ESPN . . . dle Tennessee, Southern Miss, South Ala‐ ESPN’s No. 112 safety in the nation and No. bama, Florida Atlantic and Louisiana. 146 player in the state of Georgia . . . 247Sports’ composite rankings list Motley as VERSHAUD RICHARDSON #13 the No. 168 outside linebacker in the nation 6‐4, 235, Fr., DE and No. 214 overall player in Georgia . . . 2‐ Paris, Texas (Paris) star recruit by Rivals . . . Also recruited by Texas Sports Writers Association (TSWA) school such as Appalachian State, North Car‐ Class 4A Honorable Mention All‐State selec‐ olina, North Carolina State, Ball State, Buffalo, tion . . . Dave Campbell’s Texas Football can‐ Georgia Southern, Georgia State and Coastal didate for the state’s Whataburger Super Carolina. Team . . . Named an Athlete of the Week by Paris News after recording 10 tackles, 6 tack‐ ERNESTO RAMIREZ #73 les for loss and 4 sacks versus Argyle . . . 6‐3 | 295 | So. | OL | TR Helped lead Paris to a 9‐3 record the Area La Puente, Calif. (Cerritos (Calif.) College) round of the state playoffs as a senior . . . Midyear signee who will be able to partici‐ Named the 7‐4A Division I Defensive MVP as pate in A‐State’s 2019 spring camp and will a junior after posting 97 tackles, 21 tackles for have three years of eligibility remaining with loss, 9 sacks, 1 pass break‐up and 1 fumble re‐ the Red Wolves . . . Lone season at Cerritos covery . . . 3‐star prospect by 247Sports . . . saw him 2nd Team All‐National Division Cen‐ Listed by 247Sports as the No. 58 weak‐side tral League (NDCL) honors . . . Helped pave defensive end in the nation and No. 120 the way for a school‐record 2,111 rushing player in the state of Texas . . . 2‐star prospect yards by running back and NDCL Player of the by Rivals . . . Also recruited by schools such as Year Rhamondre Stevenson . . . Part of an of‐ Texas Tech, TCU, SMU, Colorado State, Mem‐ fensive line that helped the Falcons average phis, Louisiana Tech, Louisiana, ULM, North 260 rushing yards per game . . . Cerritos Texas, Texas State and Southern Miss. posted a 7‐4 record and won the Southern California Bowl . . . Three‐year varsity letter‐ IVORY SCOTT #70 man at Bishop Amat High School . . . Named 6‐4 | 315 | Jr. | OL | TR All‐CIF as a senior and was two‐time 1st Team Kenner, La. (Pearl River (Miss.) CC) All‐Mission League selection. Midyear signee who will be able to partici‐ pate in A‐State’s 2019 spring camp and will JARIUS REIMONENQ #6 have two years of eligibility remaining with 5‐11 | 180 | Fr. | S | HS the Red Wolves . . . Named 1st Team All‐ Hattiesburg, Miss. (Oak Grove) MACJC (Mississippi Association of Community Three‐year varsity starter . . . Bernard Black‐ & Junior Colleges) as a sophomore . . . Varsity well All‐Star Game . . . 1st Team Class 6A All‐ football letterman at Bonnabel High School in State Team as a senior . . . Helped lead Oak Kenner, La. . . . Invited to play in the All‐Amer‐ Grove to the Class 6A state championship ican Bowl Game Classic in Hammond, La., as a senior . . . Named a 1st Team All‐District 8‐5A ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 93 ARKANSAS STATE NEWCOMERS selection on the offensive line as a senior . . . to‐back Bay Six Conference Championships . . Played on both sides of the ball . . . Senior . Squad finished 2018 with an 8‐3 record and campaign recorded 69 tackles, 3 sacks and 1 2017 with an 11‐2 mark . . . Finished the 2018 fumble recovery . . . 3‐star recruit by season ranked No. 7 in the final JC Athletic 247Sports . . . Rated by 247Sports as the No. Bureau Poll of Community College Football 145 junior college player in the nation, No. 6 Coaches . . . Helped lead San Mateo Recorded junior college offensive guard and No. 26 jun‐ 22 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, 2.0 sacks and 1 ior college player in the state of Mississippi . pass break‐up as a freshman . . . Varsity let‐ . . 2‐star prospect by Rivals . . . Also recruited terman at Junipero Serra High School in San by schools such as UAB and New Mexico. Mateo, Calif. . . . Recorded 42 tackles and 6.5 sacks as a senior to earn first‐team honors on KELLY SMITH the Mercury News’ All‐Daily News Prep Foot‐ 6‐0 | 178 | Fr. | WR | HS ball Team. Hernando, Miss. (Hernando) Three‐year varsity football letterman . . . ARON WHITTLE Recorded over 900 receiving yards as a senior 5‐9 | 185 | Fr. | WR | HS . . . Led district in both receiving yards and in‐ Newbern, Tenn. (Dyer County) terceptions . . . Tied school record for inter‐ Four‐year varsity football letterman . . . ceptions in a season . . . Earned first team Earned Class 5A All‐Region honors at the TE all‐district honors . . . Also a varsity basketball position . . . Team Captain . . . Dyer County letterman . . . Honor Roll member. “Workout Warrior” Award recipient . . . Na‐ tional Honor Society member. ANTHONY SWITZER #31 6‐0 | 190 | Fr. | S | HS CARSON WILLIAMS #75 Marion, Ark. (Marion) 6‐4 | 290 | Fr. | OL | HS Varsity football, basketball and track & field Forest, Miss. (Scott Central) letterman at Marion High School . . . Senior First Team All‐Mississippi selection by the season saw him record 51 tackles (25 solo) Jackson Clarion‐Ledger . . . Mississippi‐Al‐ and an interception . . . Earned Arkansas Ac‐ abama All‐Star game selection . . . Played on tivities Association (AAA) Class 6A All‐State both the offensive and defensive line . . . Sen‐ recognition in 2018 . . . Listed as a two‐star ior season recorded 22 tackles and one pass prospect by Rivals.com, which also ranks him break‐up . . . Helped lead the Rebels to a 15‐ as the No. 47 player in the state and No. 268 1 record and Class 2A state championship in safety in the nation. 2018 . . . Provided blocking for 323 rushing yards racked up by the Rebels in a 21‐7 vic‐ ZAC TUINEI tory over Taylorsville in the state champi‐ 6‐1 | 225 | Fr. | LB | HS onship contest . . . Earned second team Noblesville, Ind. (Noblesville) all‐state honors as both a senior and junior . . Four‐year varsity football letterman at No‐ . Also recruited by schools such as Indiana, blesville High School . . . Finished his senior Tulane, South Alabama, Southern Miss and season with 70 tackles, 12 tackles for loss, Liberty. eight sacks, four pass break‐ups and 15 quar‐ terback hurries . . . Earned first team all‐con‐ PEYTON WRIGHT ference and all‐county honors in 2018 . . . 6‐3 | 205 | Fr. | QB | HS Was also a four‐year varsity baseball letter‐ Searcy, Ark. (Searcy) man. Three‐year varsity letterman . . . Earned all‐ state honors as a senior in 2019 . . . Bank of BILLY TUITAVAKE #17 England Player of the Week . . . Senior season 6‐2 | 265 | Jr. | DE |TR recorded 3,307 passing yards and 33 touch‐ San Mateo, Calif. (College of San Mateo) downs . . . Also a varsity basketball and soccer Two‐year letterman at College of San Mateo, letterman. where he helped lead the program to back‐ 94 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL 2018 IN REVIEW ARKANSAS STATE 2018 ARIZONA BOWL TUSCON, Ariz. (12/29/18) – Arkansas State fell 16‐13 to Nevada in overtime in the NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl at Arizona Stadium. Blake Grupe sent the game into overtime with a 32‐yard field goal as time expired in regulation and then he hit a 24‐yard attempt in A‐State’s first possession in the overtime period to go up 13‐10. The A‐State defense put Nevada in a third‐ and‐seven situation on the Wolf Pack’s first possession in overtime, but a check down pass from Ty Gangi to Reagan Roberson resulted in an 11‐yard touchdown for the winning the score. DEC. 29, 2018 Arkansas State led throughout much of the ARIZONA STADIUM contest, but Nevada took the lead late in the Nevada 16, A‐State 13 (OT) fourth quarter with a 10‐play, 74‐yard scoring Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 OT Score drive that culminated with a 1‐yard run by De‐ Arkansas State 0 7 0 3 3 13 vonte Lee to go up 10‐7 with 1:06 left in regu‐ Nevada 0 3 0 7 6 16 lation. Justice Hansen led the Red Wolves down Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP Nevada 2 05:09 Ahmed 36 yd field goal 10‐43 5:07 the field on the ensuing possession with A‐State 2 03:08 Murray 2 yd run 6‐75 2:01 passes of 17 and 18 yards to Omar Bayless and Nevada 4 01:06 Lee 1 yd run 10‐74 2:39 Justin McInnis to put give Grupe an opportu‐ A‐State 4 00:00 Grupe 32 yd field goal 8‐61 1:06 nity to kick the game‐tying field goal as time A‐State OT 15:00 Grupe 24 yd field goal 5‐17 ‐ expired in regulation. Nevada OT 15:00 Roberson 11 yd rec. 5‐25 ‐ Hansen finished the afternoon 26‐of‐46 TEAM STATISTICS passing for 275 yards, while Bayless led the re‐ A‐STATE NEVADA ceiving corps with five catches and 103 yards. First Downs 25 15 Warren Wand controlled the run game with Net yards rushing 224 85 Net yards passing 275 200 11 attempts for 117 yards and now stands Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 26‐46‐3 18‐34‐2 third on A‐State’s all‐time rushing list. Total Net Yards 499 285 A strong defensive effort controlled much Fumbles: Number‐Lost 1‐0 0‐0 of the first half for both teams. A‐State held Penalties: Number‐Yards 4‐25 6‐51 the Wolf Pack to just 74 yards of total offense Possession Time 29:31 30:29 Third Down Conversions 2 of 17 3 of 16 in the half and their only scoring play was a Sacks By: Number‐Yards 3‐20 3‐20 39‐yard field goal with 5:07 remaining to go up 3‐0. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS A‐State responded with their only scoring RUSHING: Arkansas State ‐ Wand, Warren 16‐140; play of the half when Marcel Murray punched Murray, Marcel 17‐67; Hansen, Justice 12‐15; Mer‐ ritt, Kirk 1‐3; Bonner, Lanard 1‐minus 1. Nevada ‐ the ball in from two yards out to take a 7‐3 ad‐ TAUA, Toa 22‐56; MOORE, Kelton 7‐20; LEE, Devonte vantage into the halftime break. 3‐16; KINCAIDE, J. 1‐minus 2; TEAM 1‐minus 2; The defense continued to provide a park in GANGI, Ty 6‐minus 3. PASSING: Arkansas State ‐ the second half when B.J. Edmonds and Jerry Hansen, Justice 26‐46‐3‐275. Nevada‐GANGI, Ty 18‐ 34‐2‐200. RECEIVING: Arkansas State ‐ Merritt, Kirk Jacobs each snagged interceptions in the third 8‐66; Bayless, Omar 7‐129; McInnis, Justin 5‐54; quarter, but the offense was unable to capi‐ Wand, Warren 5‐23; Adams Jr., Jona 1‐3. Nevada ‐ talize on either turnover. PUTMAN, Ben 4‐114; CHRISTIAN, D. 3‐31; CARTER‐ Tajhea chambers led the way for the Red WELLS, T 3‐7; ROBERSON, R. 2‐19; TAUA, Toa 2‐8; Wolves defensively with nine tackles, while LAPPIN, C. 2‐minus 1; TURNER, Cole 1‐13; FOSSUM, Kaleb 1‐9. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State ‐ Jacobs, Edmonds followed with eight. The defensive Jerry 1‐0; Edmonds, B.J. 1‐0. Nevada ‐ BRENT, Justin held Nevada to just 285 yards of total offense, 2‐1; DOTSON, Jomon 1‐5. FUMBLES: Arkansas State while the Red Wolves totaled 499 yards of of‐ ‐ Murray, Marcel 1‐0. Nevada‐None. fense, including 224 on the ground. 96 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2018 RESULTS AND STATISTICS 2018 RESULTS RECORD: 8‐5 SBC: 5‐3 HOME: 5‐1 AWAY: 3‐3 NEUTRAL: 0‐1 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE SEPT. 01 ...... SOUTHEAST MISSOURI ...... W ...... 48‐21 ...... 20,184 SEPT. 08 ...... at #1 Alabama ...... L ...... 7‐57 ...... 100,495 SEPT. 15 ...... at Tulsa ...... W ...... 29‐20 ...... 17,349 SEPT. 22 ...... UNLV ...... W ...... 27‐20 ...... 18,537 SEPT. 29 ...... at Georgia Southern* ...... L...... 21‐28 ...... 17,320 OCT. 09 ...... APPALACHIAN STATE* ...... L ...... 9‐35 ...... 21,421 OCT. 18 ...... GEORGIA STATE*...... W ...... 51‐35 ...... 18,176 OCT. 27...... at Louisiana* ...... L...... 43‐47 ...... 17,068 NOV. 03 ...... SOUTH ALABAMA* ...... W ...... 38‐14 ...... 20,671 NOV. 10 ...... at Costal Carolina* ...... W ...... 44‐16 ...... 8,141 NOV. 17 ...... ULM* ...... W ...... 31‐17 ...... 20,012 NOV. 24 ...... at Texas State* ...... W ...... 33‐7 ...... 10,115 DEC. 29...... vs Nevada^ ...... L...... 13‐16 ...... 32,368 *Sun Belt Conference Game ^Arizona Bowl

RUSHING Name GP Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. TD Long Avg./G Murray, Marcel ...... 1 . . . . 154 . . . . 874. . . . . 14 . . . . . 860 . . . . 5.6 . . . . 8 ...... 64 . . . . . 66.2 Wand, Warren ...... 1 . . . . 139 . . . . 810. . . . . 18 . . . . . 792 . . . . 5.7 . . . . 4 ...... 53 . . . . . 60.9 Hansen, Justice ...... 1 . . . . 133 . . . . 576 . . . . 165 . . . . 411 . . . . 3.1 . . . . 6 ...... 34 . . . . . 31.6 Weh‐Weh, Armond . . . 1 . . . . 55. . . . . 251 . . . . . 6 . . . . . 245 . . . . 4.5 . . . . 0 ...... 40 . . . . . 18.8 Marshall, Donov ...... 2 . . . . . 2...... 36...... 0 ...... 36 . . . . 18.0. . . . 0 ...... 22 . . . . . 18.0 Bonner, Logan...... 5 . . . . . 5...... 33...... 0 ...... 33 . . . . . 6.6 . . . . 0 ...... 11...... 6.6 Merritt, Kirk ...... 1 . . . . . 5...... 38...... 7 ...... 31 . . . . . 6.2 . . . . 0 ...... 23...... 2.4 Roberts, Alex ...... 2 . . . . . 6...... 22...... 0 ...... 22 . . . . . 3.7 . . . . 0 ...... 10 . . . . . 11.0 Jones, Jamal ...... 2 . . . . . 4...... 15...... 3 ...... 12 . . . . . 3.0 . . . . 0 ...... 8 ...... 6.0 Bonner, Lanard...... 1 . . . . . 1 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... ‐1. . . . . ‐1.0 . . . . 0 ...... 0 ...... ‐0.1 McInnis, Justin ...... 1 . . . . . 1 ...... 0...... 11 . . . . . ‐11 . . . . ‐11 . . . . 0 ...... 0 ...... ‐0.8 TEAM ...... 7 . . . . . 3 ...... 0 ...... 7 ...... ‐7. . . . . ‐2.3 . . . . 0 ...... 0 ...... ‐1.0 A‐STATE 1 508 2655 232 2423 4.8 18 64 186.4 Opponents 1 524 2872 379 2493 4.8 21 72 191.8

RECEIVING Name G No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G Merritt, Kirk...... 1...... 83 . . . . . 1005 ...... 12.1 ...... 7...... 73 ...... 77.3 McInnis, Justin ...... 1...... 61...... 748...... 12.3 ...... 5...... 78 ...... 57.5 Bayless, Omar...... 1...... 39...... 566...... 14.5 ...... 2...... 54 ...... 47.2 Wand, Warren ...... 1...... 26...... 213 ...... 8.2 ...... 1...... 28 ...... 16.4 Adams Jr., Jona ...... 1...... 17...... 267...... 15.7 ...... 3...... 35 ...... 20.5 Murray, Marcel ...... 1 ...... 16...... 141 ...... 8.8 ...... 2...... 67 ...... 10.8 Bowling, Brando...... 6...... 15...... 108 ...... 7.2 ...... 0...... 26 ...... 18.0 Isaac, Javonis ...... 1...... 12...... 210...... 17.5 ...... 4...... 57 ...... 21.0 Edwards, Kendri...... 1...... 12...... 197...... 16.4 ...... 2...... 39 ...... 19.7 Tyler, Reed ...... 1...... 10 ...... 52...... 5.2 ...... 1...... 18 ...... 4.0 Ogbedor, Bubba...... 1 ...... 5...... 61 ...... 12.2 ...... 1...... 22 ...... 5.5 Weh‐Weh, Armond . . . . 1 ...... 3...... 37 ...... 12.3 ...... 0...... 26 ...... 2.8 Hansen, Justice ...... 1 ...... 2...... 47 ...... 23.5 ...... 0...... 25 ...... 3.6 Green, Dahu ...... 1 ...... 2...... 23 ...... 11.5 ...... 0...... 19 ...... 23.0 A‐STATE 1 303 3675 12.1 28 78 282.7 Opponents 1 193 2311 12.0 23 64 177.8

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 97 ARKANSAS STATE 2018 STATISTICS TOTAL OFFENSE Name G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg./G Hansen, Justice ...... 13 ...... 567 ...... 411...... 3447 ...... 3858...... 269.8 Murray, Marcel ...... 13 ...... 154 ...... 860 ...... 0 ...... 860...... 66.2 Wand, Warren...... 13 ...... 140 ...... 792 ...... 0 ...... 792...... 60.9 Weh‐Weh, Armond. . . . 13...... 55 ...... 245 ...... 0 ...... 245...... 18.8 Bonner, Logan ...... 5 ...... 37 ...... 33...... 181 ...... 214...... 42.8 Brown, Darveon ...... 12 ...... 2 ...... 0...... 47 ...... 47...... 3.9 Marshall, Donov...... 2...... 2 ...... 36...... 0...... 36 ...... 18.0 Merritt, Kirk...... 13 ...... 5 ...... 31...... 0...... 31...... 2.4 Roberts, Alex ...... 2...... 6 ...... 22...... 0...... 22 ...... 11.0 Jones, Jamal ...... 2...... 4 ...... 12...... 0...... 12...... 6.0 Bonner, Lanard ...... 13 ...... 1...... ‐1 ...... 0 ...... ‐1...... ‐0.1 McInnis, Justin...... 13 ...... 1 ...... ‐11 ...... 0 ...... ‐11 ...... ‐0.8 TEAM...... 7...... 6...... ‐7 ...... 0 ...... ‐7...... ‐1.0 A‐STATE 13 980 2423 3575 6098 469.1 Opponents 13 862 2493 2311 4804 377.8

PASSING Name GP Effic. Comp‐Att‐Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg./G Hansen, Justice.. 1 . . . . 149.00. . . . 286‐434‐9. . . . . 65.9 . . . . 3447 . . . . 27 ...... 78 ...... 265.2 Bonner, Logan . . 5 . . . . 98.45 . . . . . 15‐32‐1...... 46.9 . . . . 181...... 1 ...... 54 ...... 36.2 Brown, Darveon. 1 . . . . 297.40 ...... 2‐2‐0 ...... 100 . . . . . 47 ...... 0 ...... 25 ...... 3.9 Wand, Warren . . 1 . . . . . 0.00 ...... 0‐1‐0 ...... 0.0 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0.0 McInnis, Justin. . 1 . . . . . 0.00 ...... 0.0 ...... 0...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0.0 TEAM ...... 7 . . . . . 0.00 ...... 0‐3‐0 ...... 0.0 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0.0 A‐STATE ...... 1 . . . . 144.94 . . . 303‐472‐10 . . . . 64.2. . . . 3675 . . . . 28 ...... 78...... 282.7 Opponents 1 129.89 193‐338‐12 57.1 2311 23 64 177.8

ALL‐PURPOSE Name G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot. Avg./G Wand, Warren. . . . . 13...... 792...... 213 ...... 231 . . . . . 153 ...... 0 . . . . 1389. . . . 106.8 Merritt, Kirk ...... 13 ...... 31...... 1005...... 0 ...... 239 ...... 0 . . . . 1275 . . . . 98.1 Murray, Marc...... 13...... 860...... 141 ...... 0 ...... 180 ...... 0 . . . . 1181 . . . . 90.8 McInnis, Justi ...... 13 ...... ‐11...... 748...... 17...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 754. . . . . 58.0 Bayless, Om ...... 12...... 0...... 566 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 566. . . . . 47.2 Hansen, Justi ...... 13...... 411 ...... 47...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 458. . . . . 35.2 Weh‐Weh, Ar...... 13...... 245 ...... 37...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 282. . . . . 21.7 Adams Jr., Jo ...... 13...... 0...... 267 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 267. . . . . 20.5 Isaac, Javoni...... 10...... 0...... 210 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 210. . . . . 21.0 Edwards, Ke ...... 10...... 0...... 197 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 197. . . . . 19.7 Medley, Dem ...... 12...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 110 . . . . . 53 . . . . 163. . . . . 13.6 Bowling, Bran ...... 6 ...... 0...... 108 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 108. . . . . 18.0 Ogbedor, Bu...... 11...... 0 ...... 61...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 61...... 5.5 Tyler, Reed...... 13...... 0 ...... 52...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 52...... 4.0 Clifton, Justice . . . . . 13...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 43 . . . . . 43...... 3.3 Marshall, Don ...... 2...... 36 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 36 . . . . . 18.0 Edmonds, B ...... 12...... 0...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 0...... 30 . . . . . 33...... 2.8 Bonner, Loga...... 5...... 33 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 33...... 6.6 Green, Dahu ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 23...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 23 . . . . . 23.0 Roberts, Alex...... 2...... 22 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 22 . . . . . 11.0 Jacobs, Jerry...... 13...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... 19 . . . . . 19...... 1.5 Jones, Jamal ...... 2...... 12 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 12...... 6.0 Jackson, Dar...... 13...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 7 ...... 0 ...... 7 ...... 0.5 Page, Nathan ...... 12...... 0...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 1 ...... 0.1 Bonner, Lana ...... 13 ...... ‐1 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... ‐1...... ‐0.1 TEAM...... 7 ...... ‐7 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0...... ‐7...... ‐1.0 A‐STATE 13 2423 3675 252 689 145 7184 552.6 Opponents 13 2493 2311 ‐15 803 104 5696 438.2 98 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2018 STATISTICS SCORING |‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐PATs‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐| Name TD FG Kick Rush Rcv. Pass DXP Saf Points Grupe, Blake ...... ‐ . . . . 14‐21 . . . . 35‐38 ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 77 Murray, Marcel ...... 10 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... 1‐1 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 62 Merritt, Kirk ...... 7 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 42 Hansen, Justice...... 6 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... 2‐3 ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 36 McInnis, Justin ...... 6 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 36 Wand, Warren ...... 5 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 1 ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 32 Isaac, Javonis ...... 4 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 24 Adams Jr., Jona...... 3 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 18 Bayless, Omar...... 2 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 1 ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 14 Edwards, Kendri ...... 2 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 12 Chambers, Tajhe ...... 1 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐...... 1...... 8 Williams, Sawyer ...... ‐...... 0‐2...... 7‐8 ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 7 Ogbedor, Bubba...... 1 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 6 Medley, Demari ...... 1 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 6 Clifton, Justin ...... 1 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 6 Tyler, Reed ...... 1 ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... 6 Thurmon, Kevin ...... ‐...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐ ...... ‐...... ‐ ...... ‐...... 1...... 2 A‐STATE 50 14‐23 42‐46 1‐1 2 2‐3 ‐ 2 394 Opponents 45 8‐10 39‐41 0‐1 ‐ 0‐2 ‐ ‐ 333 PUNTING Name No. Yds. Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blkd. Grace, Cody...... 64 ...... 259...... 40.6 ...... 62 ...... 1 ...... 33 ...... 25...... 0 A‐STATE 64 259 40.6 62 1 33 25 0 Opponents 79 348 44.1 69 3 14 19 1 KICKOFFS Name No. Yds. Avg. TB OB Retn Net YdLn William, Sawye ...... 40 ...... 225...... 56.3 ...... 8...... 0 Foncham, Damon . . . . . 33 ...... 184...... 55.8 ...... 4...... 0 A‐STATE 73 409 56.1 12 0 16.4 41.0 24 Opponents 67 386 57.6 18 1 21.5 40.6 24 FIELD GOALS Name FGM‐FGA Pct. 01‐19 20‐29 30‐39 40‐49 50‐99 Long Blk. Williams, Sawyer...... 0‐2...... 0.0 . . . . 0‐0 ...... 0‐1 . . . . . 0‐0 . . . . . 0‐1 . . . . . 0‐0...... 0...... 0 Grupe, Blake ...... 14‐21 . . . . . 66.7 . . . . 1‐1 ...... 4‐5 . . . . 7‐10 . . . . . 2‐5 . . . . . 0‐0 ...... 47 ...... 0

KICKOFF RETURNS FUMBLE RETURNS Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Merritt, Kirk ...... 11 . . . 239. . . 21.7 . . . 0 . . . . 50 Chambers, Tajhe . . . . 1 . . . . 34 . . . 34.0 . . . 1 . . . . 34 Murray, Marcel . . . . . 9. . . . 180. . . 20.0 . . . 0 . . . . 28 A‐STATE 1 34 34.0 1 34 Wand, Warren...... 6. . . . 153. . . 25.5 . . . 0 . . . . 91 Opponents 1 ‐11 ‐11 0 0 Medley, Demari. . . . . 5. . . . 110. . . 22.0 . . . 0 . . . . 37 Jackson, Darreo . . . . . 1. . . . . 7 . . . . 7.0 . . . 0. . . . . 7 INTERCEPTIONS A‐STATE 32 689 21.5 0 91 Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Opponents 49 803 16.4 0 41 Jacobs, Jerry...... 4 . . . . 19. . . . 4.8 . . .0 . . . . 13 Edmonds, B.J ...... 3 . . . . 30 . . . 10.0 . . .0 . . . . 25 PUNT RETURNS Clifton, Justin...... 2 . . . . 43 . . . 21.5 . . .1 . . . . 43 Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Medley, Demari. . . . . 2 . . . . 53 . . . 26.5 . . .1 . . . . 53 Wand, Warren . . . . . 28 . . . 231 . . . 8.2 . . . 0 . . . . 35 Byner, Brandon . . . . . 1. . . . . 0 . . . . 0.0 . . .0. . . . . 0 Smith, Jeremy ...... 1. . . . . 0 . . . . 0.0 . . . 0. . . . . 0 A‐STATE 12 145 12.1 2 53 McInnis, Justin...... 1 . . . . 17 . . . 17.0 . . . 1 . . . . 17 Opponents 10 104 10.4 1 38 Page, Nathan ...... 1. . . . . 1 . . . . 1.0 . . . 0. . . . . 0 Edmonds, B.J...... 1. . . . . 3 . . . . 3.0 . . . 0. . . . . 3 A‐STATE 32 252 7.9 1 35 Opponents 8 ‐15 ‐1.9 0 0 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 99 ARKANSAS STATE 2018 STATISTICS 2018 TEAM STATISTICS Team Statistics A‐STATE OPP Scoring 394 333 Points Per Game 30.3 25.6 First Downs 302 232 Rushing 123 119 Passing 157 88 Penalty 22 25 Rushing Yardage 2423 2493 Yards Gained Rushing 2655 2872 Yards Lost Rushing 232 379 Rushing Attempts 508 524 Average Per Rush 4.8 4.8 Average Per Game 186.4 191.8 Touchdowns Rushing 18 21 Passing Yardage 3675 2311 Comp‐Att‐Int 303‐472‐10 193‐338‐12 Average Per Pass 7.8 6.8 Brandon Bowling, WR Average Per Catch 12.1 12.0 Average Per Game 282.7 177.8 Touchdowns Passing 28 23 Total Offense 6098 4804 Total Plays 980 862 Average Per Play 6.2 5.6 Average Per Game 469.1 369.5 Kick Returns: #‐Yards 32‐689 49‐803 Punt Returns: #‐Yards 32‐252 8‐‐15 Int. Returns: #‐Yards 12‐145 10‐104 Kick Return Average 21.5 16.4 Punt Return Average 7.9 ‐1.9 Int. Return Average 12.1 10.4 Fumbles‐Lost 11‐6 22‐8 Penalties‐Yards 99‐865 82‐759 Average Per Game 66.5 58.4 Punts‐Yards 64‐2599 79‐3480 Average Per Punt 40.6 44.1 Net Punt Average 40.5 40.1 Kickoffs‐Yards 73‐4095 67‐3862 Logan Wescott, DB Average Per Kick 56.1 57.6 Net Kick Average 41.0 40.6 TOP/Game 30:07 29:53 3rd Down Conversions 80/199 67/187 3rd Down Percentage 40% 36% 4th Down Conversions 16/30 11/22 4th Down Percentage 53% 50% Sacks By‐Yards 35‐222 24‐152 Miscellaneous Yards 0 0 Touchdowns Scored 50 45 Field Goals‐Attempts 14‐23 8‐10 On‐Side Kicks 0‐1 0‐0 Red‐Zone Scores (39‐50) 78% (29‐37) 78% Red‐Zone Touchdowns (30‐50) 60% (23‐37) 62% PAT‐Attempts (42‐46) 91% (39‐41) 95% Attendance 119001 170488 Games/Avg. Per Game 6/19834 6/28415 Neutral Site Games 1/32368 Score By Quarter 1 2 3 4 OT Total Arkansas State 81 105 142 63 3 394 Jacob Still, OL Opponents 61 96 81 89 6 333 100 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2018 STATISTICS DEFENSIVE STATISTICS (‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐Tackles ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐) (‐Sacks‐) (‐ Pass Defense ‐) (‐‐ Fumbles ‐‐) Blkd Name GP Solo Ast. Total TFL/Yds. No‐Yds. Int.‐Yds. BrUp QBH Rcv‐Yds FF Kick Saf Jackson, Darreon 13 50 40 90 6.5‐22 1.5‐10 . 2 . . 1 . . Clifton, Justin 13 41 40 81 6.0‐13 . 2‐43 5 . 2‐0 . . . Chambers, Tajhea 13 33 46 79 7.5‐17 0.5‐1 . 1 . 4‐34 . . 1 Bingham, Ronheen 13 26 39 65 18.5‐90 9.0‐60 . 5 7 . . . . Thurmon, Kevin 13 16 47 63 12.0‐37 3.5‐21 . . . . 1 . 1 Merrill, Forrest 13 22 36 58 7.5‐30 4.5‐24 . 1 . . 1 . . Edmonds, B.J 12 34 23 57 1.0‐3 . 3‐30 3 . . 1 . . Bradley‐King, W. 12 12 21 33 9.5‐44 6.0‐37 . 1 1 1‐0 2 . . Bean, Derrick 13 13 19 32 2.5‐4 . . 1 . . . . . Jacobs, Jerry 13 24 7 31 3.0‐7 . 4‐19 8 . . . . . Emory, Dajon 13 17 12 29 12.5‐56 6.5‐48 . . 2 . 2 . . Bonner, Caleb 13 8 20 28 0.5‐2 . . . 1 . . . . Byner, Brandon 11 20 8 28 . . 1‐0 3 . 1‐0 1 . . Wescott, Logan 13 11 16 27 1.0‐4 0.5‐4 ...... Smith, Jeremy 13 13 14 27 0.5‐1 . . 5 . . . . . Johnson, Michael 10 8 16 24 0.5‐1 ...... Fletcher, Antonio 13 13 6 19 ...... 1 . . Chandler, Jarrod 11 5 13 18 3.5‐19 2.0‐15 . . 2 . . . . Louis, Kirk 13 7 9 16 1.0‐7 . . . 1 . . . . Medley, Demari 12 11 4 15 . . 2‐53 4 . . 1 . . Gibson, Jefferie 13 7 7 14 . . . 2 . . . . . Ellis‐Brewer, T. 10 6 7 13 ...... Ransom, Donovan 13 3 9 12 2.0‐4 1.0‐2 ...... Carbonell, Javier 12 3 7 10 2.0‐6 . . . . . 1 . . Page, Nathan 12 6 4 10 ...... Riggs, Griffin 13 5 3 8 0.5‐1 . . . 1 . . . . Hampton, Terry 11 2 5 7 0.5‐1 ...... Anderson, Triston 3 3 2 5 ...... Gamble, Jamari 6 4 1 5 ...... Turnage, Antwon 12 4 . 4 ...... Ahoia, Tukua 12 1 2 3 0.5‐0 ...... Harris, T.J. 8 2 1 3 ...... Moreton, Hunter 2 . 2 2 ...... Iwuchukwu, Noel 4 2 . 2 1.0‐1 . . 1 . . . . . Adams Jr., J. 13 2 . 2 ...... Brown, Jeffmari 6 1 1 2 ...... Green, Detravion 3 1 . 1 ...... Terry, Bryan 3 1 . 1 ...... Hansen, Justice 13 1 . 1 ...... Sigears, Colby 2 . 1 1 ...... Bayless, Omar 12 1 . 1 ...... Ogdebor, Bubba 11 . 1 1 ...... Ayers, TW 4 1 . 1 ...... McInnis, Justin 13 ...... A‐STATE 13 440 489 929 100‐370 35‐222 12‐145 42 15 8‐34 12 1 2 Opponents 13 548 496 1044 72‐246 24‐152 10‐104 45 14 6‐11 7 . .

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 101 ARKANSAS STATE 2018 STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes 19 Murray, Marcel at Louisiana (Oct. 27) Rushes 26 Rogers, Armani, vs UNLV (Sep. 22) Yards Rushing 145 Wand, Warren at Texas State (Nov. 24) Yards Rushing 181 Rogers, Armani, vs UNLV (Sep. 22) TD Rushes 3 Murray, Marcel at Louisiana (Oct. 27) TD Rushes 1 multiple times Long Rush 64 Murray, M vs Georgia State (Oct.18) Long Rush 72 Calais, R., at Louisiana (Oct.27) Pass Attempts 50 Hansen, J. at Georgia Southern (Sep. 29) Pass Attempts 34 GANGI, Ty, vs Nevada (Dec.29) Pass Comp. 38 Hansen, J. at Georgia Southern (Sep. 29) Pass Comp. 19 Skipper,L., at Tulsa (Sep.15) Yards Passing 423 Hansen, J. vs Southeast Missouri (Sep.1) Yards Passing 295 Nunez, Andre, at Louisiana (Oct.27) TD Passes 6 Hansen, J. vs Southeast Missouri (Sep.1) TD Passes 4 Tua Tagovailoa, at Alabama (Sep. 08) Long Pass 78 Hansen, J. vs South Alabama (Nov. 03) Long Pass 64 Nunez, Andre, at Louisiana (Oct. 27) Receptions 11 Merritt, Kirk twice Receptions 6 3 times Yards Receiving 180 Merritt, Kirk at Costal Carolina (Nov. 10) Yards Receiving 129 Jackson, Jarrod, at Louisiana (Oct.27) TD Receptions 2 Merritt, Kirk twice TD Receptions 2 twice Long Reception 78 McInnis, J vs South Alabama (Nov.03) Long Reception 64 Mitchell, Elijah, at Louisiana (Oct.27) Field Goals 3 Grupe, Blake vs App. State (Oct. 09) Field Goals 2 twice Long Field Goal 47 Grupe, Blake vs App. State (Oct. 09) Long Field Goal 52 Pfau, Kyle, at Louisiana (Oct.27) Punts 8 Grace, Cody at Alabama (Sep. 08) Punts 10 Reynolds, Jake, vs SE Miss. (Sep.1) Punting Avg 45.4 Grace, Cody vs App. State (Oct. 09) Punting Avg 53.5 Byrns, Rhys, at Louisiana (Oct. 27) Long Punt 62 Grace, Cody twice Long Punt, 69 Conaway, Q., vs Nevada (Dec. 29) Punts Inside 20 4 Grace, Cody vs App. State (Oct.09) Punts inside 20 3 twice Long Punt Ret. 35 Wand, W at Georgia Southern (Sep. 29) Long Kick Ret. 41 Batiste, B., vs ULM (Nov., 17) Long Kick Ret. 91 Wand, W vs Georgia State (Oct.18) Tackles 22 Hall, Zach, vs SE Miss. (Sep.1) Tackles 13 2 players, 2 times Sacks 3.0 L. Hunt, at Georgia Southern (Sep. 1) Sacks 2.5 Merrill, Forres at Tulsa (Sep. 15) Tackles For Loss 4.0 Griffith, David, vs ULM (Nov. 17) Tackles For Loss 3.5 Bingham, Ronhee vs ULM (Nov. 17) Interceptions 2 Brent, Justin, vs Nevada (Dec. 29) Interceptions 2 2 players, 2 times TEAM GAME HIGHS OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes 49 at Tulsa (Sep 15.) Rushes 49 2 times Yards Rushing 273 vs. Georgia State (Oct. 18) Yards Rushing 348 at Georgia Southern (Sep.29) Yards Per Rush 7.4 vs. Georgia State (Oct. 18) Yards Per Rush 7.1 at Georgia Southern (Sep. 29) TD Rushes 5 at Louisiana (Oct. 27) TD Rushes 4 at Louisiana (Oct. 27) Pass Attempts 51 2 times Pass attempts 34 vs Nevada (Dec. 29) Pass Com. 38 at Georgia Southern (Sep. 29) Pass comp. 20 2 times Yards Passing 497 vs Southeast Missouri (Sep. 1) Yards Passing 321 at Alabama (Sep. 08) Yards Per Pass 12.4 vs Southeast Missouri (Sep. 1) Yards Per Pass 20.3 at Georgia Southern (Sep. 29) TD Passes 7 vs Southeast Missouri (Sep. 1) TD Passes 6 at Alabama Total Plays 93 vs Nevada (Dec.29) Total Plays 76 vs Georgia State (Oct. 18) Total Offense 676 vs Southeast Missouri (Sep. 1) Total Offense 599 at Alabama (Sep. 08) Yards Per Play 8.6 vs Southeast Missouri (Sep. 1) Yards Per Play 8.2 at Alabama (Sep. 08) Points 51 vs Georgia State (Oct. 18) Points 57 at Alabama (Sep. 08) Sacks By 5 at Tulsa (Sep. 15) Sacks by 6 at Georgia Southern (Sep. 29) First Downs 30 vs Southeast Missouri (Sep.1) First Downs 26 at Alabama (Sep. 08) Penalties 12 vs Southeast Missouri (Sep.1) Penalties 9 at Costal Carolina (Nov. 10) Penalty Yards 119 vs Southeast Missouri (Sep.1) Penalty Yards 86 at Costal Carolina (Nov. 10) Turnovers 3 3 times Turnovers 4 vs UNLV (Sep. 22) Interceptions by 3 2 times Interceptions By 3 2 times Punts 8 at Alabama (Sep. 08) Punts 10 vs Southeast Missouri (Sep.1) Punting Avg 45.4 vs App. State (Oct. 09) Punting Avg 53.5 at Louisiana (Oct.27) Long Punt 62 2 times Long Punt 69 vs Nevada (Dec.29) Punts inside 20 4 vs App. State (Oct. 09) Punts inside 20 3 2 times Long Punt Return 35 at Georgia Southern (Sep. 29) 102 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 7 14 27 0 48 Arkansas State 0 0 7 0 7 SE Missouri State 0 14 0 7 21 Alabama 19 21 10 7 57

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP A‐State 1 09:05 Adams 26 yd rec. 9‐68 2:56 Alabama 1 13:19 Jeudy 58 yd reception 5‐75 1:41 SEMO 2 10:34 Bryer 5 yd reception 3‐55 1:24 Alabama 1 11:30 Ruggs 31 yd reception 2‐31 0:12 A‐State 2 08:47 McInnis 15 yd rec. 5‐63 1:40 Alabama 1 03:00 Smith 41 yd reception 7‐70 2:44 SEMO 2 08:02 Terry 67 yd run 2‐72 0:40 Alabama 2 08:52 Smith Jr. 10 yd rec. 7‐63 2:40 A‐State 2 02:18 Edwards 36 yd rec. 10‐84 2:23 Alabama 2 07:43 Jeudy 7 yd reception 3‐52 0:42 A‐State 3 14:01 Isaac 57 yd rec. 3‐75 0:59 Alabama 2 06:44 Smith 38 yd INT return ‐ ‐ A‐State 3 08:51 Ogbebor 6 yd rec. 9‐57 3:04 A‐State 3 02:32 Edwards 23 yd rec. 8‐75 2:32 A‐State 3 06:11 Bayless 54 yd rec. 1‐54 0:10 Alabama 3 09:46 Bulovas 39 yd field goal 6‐23 2:42 A‐State 3 01:21 Murray 67 yd rec. 1‐67 0:12 Alabama 3 01:30 Kief 14 yd reception 15‐89 7:01 SEMO 4 00:37 Cooper 14 yd run 6‐45 3:22 Alabama 4 12:06 Harris 1 yd run 9‐75 3:34

TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS A‐STATE SEMO A‐STATE ALABAMA First Downs 30 14 First Downs 19 26 Net yards rushing 179 122 Net yards rushing 173 278 Net yards passing 497 163 Net yards passing 218 321 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 28‐40‐2 18‐28‐0 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 22‐51‐1 20‐29‐0 Total Net Yards 676 285 Total Net Yards 391 599 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 2‐1 1‐0 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 0‐0 2‐1 Penalties: Number‐Yards 12‐119 6‐55 Penalties: Number‐Yards 10‐84 4‐35 Possession Time 26:52 33:08 Possession Time 28:16 31:44 Third Down Conversions 6 of 12 2 of 14 Third Down Conversions 4 of 19 10 of 15 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 4‐32 0‐0 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 1‐7 2‐10

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Southeast Missouri ‐ TERRY, Marquis 9‐77; ROBIN‐ RUSHING: Arkansas State ‐ Wand, Warren 11‐60; Weh‐Weh, SON, Mark 12‐33; COOPER, Anthony 7‐21; SANTACATERINA 3‐ Armond 4‐45; Murray, Marcel 7‐34; Bonner, Logan 3‐28; minus 9. Arkansas State ‐ Murray, Marcel 10‐54; Weh‐Weh, Hansen, Justice 6‐6. Alabama ‐ Najee Harris 13‐135; Damien Armond 12‐50; Wand, Warren 8‐32; Hansen, Justice 5‐31; Harris 12‐61; Jalen Hurts 5‐32; Tua Tagovailoa 4‐20; B. Robin‐ Jones, Jamal 4‐12. PASSING: Southeast Missouri ‐ COOPER, son Jr. 5‐16; Josh Jacobs 5‐14. PASSING: Arkansas State ‐ Anthony 8‐15‐0‐74; SANTACATERINA 10‐13‐0‐89. Arkansas Hansen, Justice 15‐36‐1‐140; Bonner, Logan 6‐14‐0‐53; Brown, State ‐ Hansen, Justice 26‐36‐1‐423; Bonner, Logan 2‐3‐1‐74; Darveon 1‐1‐0‐25. Alabama ‐ Tua Tagovailoa 13‐19‐0‐228; Team 0‐1‐0‐0. RECEIVING: Southeast Missouri ‐ SMITH, Zack 6‐ Jalen Hurts 7‐9‐0‐93; Mac Jones 0‐1‐0‐0. RECEIVING: Arkansas 34; ORR, Jerrick 4‐39; BRYER, Kobe 3‐22; WILKERSON, K. 2‐56; State ‐ Merritt, Kirk 5‐29; Bowling, Brando 5‐25; Bayless, Omar TERRY, Marquis 2‐10; ROBINSON, Mark 1‐2. Arkansas State ‐ 3‐36; McInnis, Justin 2‐20; Wand, Warren 2‐19; Weh‐Weh, Ar‐ Merritt, Kirk 5‐55; McInnis, Justin 4‐48; Edwards, Kendri 3‐50; mond 1‐26; Hansen, Justice 1‐25; Edwards, Kendri 1‐23; Isaac, Murray, Marcel 2‐75; Isaac, Javonis 2‐70; Bayless, Omar 2‐67; Javonis 1‐8; Tyler, Reed 1‐7. Alabama ‐ Jerry Jeudy 4‐87; Irv Adams Jr., Jona 2‐46; Wand, Warren 2‐35; Green, Dahu 2‐23; Smith Jr. 4‐41; DeVonta Smith 3‐77; Henry Ruggs III 3‐56; Josh Ogbedor, Bubba 2‐15; Bowling, Brando 2‐13. INTERCEPTIONS: Jacobs 3‐23; Damien Harris 1‐14; Derek Kief 1‐14; Jaylen Wad‐ Southeast Missouri ‐ LUCAS, Marcus 1‐35; DOUGLAS, O. 1‐0. dle 1‐9. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State ‐ None. Alabama ‐ Arkansas State ‐ None. FUMBLES: Southeast Missouri ‐ SAN‐ Saivion Smith 1‐38. FUMBLES: Arkansas State ‐ None. Alabama TACATERINA 1‐0. Arkansas State ‐ Wand, Warren 1‐0; Jones, ‐ Jalen Hurts 1‐1; Jaylen Waddle 1‐0. Jamal 1‐1.

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 3 10 14 2 29 Arkansas State 6 7 6 8 27 Tulsa 7 0 3 10 20 UNLV 7 0 13 0 20

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP Tulsa 1 08:22 Taylor 1 yd run 13‐62 3:30 A‐State 1 12:37 McInnis 26 yd rec. 7‐80 2:23 A‐State 1 05:23 Grupe 35 yd FG 10‐57 2:59 UNLV 1 03:08 Owens 41 yd run 6‐76 2:48 A‐State 2 04:33 Murray 3 yd run 9‐48 3:20 A‐State 2 06:59 Adams 24 yd rec. 11‐92 5:06 A‐State 2 00:00 Grupe 19 yd FG 8‐55 1:10 A‐State 3 11:08 Isaac 2 yd rec. 1‐2 0:06 A‐State 3 12:55 Hansen 18 yd run 6‐42 1:49 UNLV 3 04:11 Rogers 1 yd run 5‐70 2:29 A‐State 3 10:25 Medley 53 yd INT ret. ‐ ‐ UNLV 3 01:38 Thomas 10 yd run 4‐35 1:40 Tulsa 3 05:19 Walker 22 yd FG 16‐70 5:19 A‐State 4 13:19 Murray 39 yd run 3‐53 0:52 Tulsa 4 14:57 Neph 10 yd reception 11‐81 2:57 Tulsa 4 11:13 Walker 38 yd FG 5‐40 1:52 TEAM STATISTICS A‐State 4 07:56 Thurmon safety ‐ ‐ A‐STATE UNLV First Downs 17 15 TEAM STATISTICS Net yards rushing 197 310 A‐STATE TULSA Net yards passing 199 23 First Downs 24 19 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 19‐27‐0 5‐21‐3 Net yards rushing 214 167 Total Net Yards 396 333 Net yards passing 191 172 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 2‐1 2‐1 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 20‐33‐0 19‐27‐1 Penalties: Number‐Yards 11‐87 6‐40 Total Net Yards 405 339 Possession Time 31:18 28:42 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 1‐1 2‐2 Third Down Conversions 3 of 13 5 of 17 Penalties: Number‐Yards 11‐101 8‐64 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 3‐19 3‐14 Possession Time 33:30 26:30 Third Down Conversions 10 of 18 6 of 15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sacks By: Number‐Yards 5‐25 3‐16 RUSHING: UNLV ‐ ROGERS,Armani 26‐181; THOMAS,L. 18‐82; OWENS,Evan 3‐47; CAMPBELL,X. 2‐0. Arkansas State ‐ Murray, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Marcel 8‐95; Wand, Warren 7‐44; Hansen, Justice 13‐35; Weh‐ RUSHING: Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Justice 14‐80; Wand, War‐ Weh, Armond 7‐26; TEAM 1‐minus 3. PASSING: UNLV ‐ ren 13‐61; Weh‐Weh, Armond 11‐41; Murray, Marcel 9‐36; ROGERS,Armani 5‐21‐3‐23. Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Justice TEAM 2‐minus 4. Tulsa ‐ BROOKS, S. 21‐115; TAYLOR II, C. 10‐ 19‐27‐0‐199. RECEIVING: UNLV ‐ STEVENSON,Mekhi 1‐13; 32; SKIPPER, L. 9‐25; PRESIDENT, C. 1‐minus 1; STOKES, K. 1‐ PRESLEY,Brandon 1‐5; TEJCHMAN,Drew 1‐5; OWENS,Evan 1‐ minus 4. PASSING: Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Justice 1; COLLINS,Tyleek 1‐minus 1. Arkansas State ‐ Merritt, Kirk 5‐ 20‐33‐0‐191. Tulsa ‐ SKIPPER, L. 19‐27‐1‐172. RECEIVING: 34; McInnis, Justin 3‐39; Bayless, Omar 3‐29; Edwards, Kendri Arkansas State ‐ McInnis, Justin 6‐66; Merritt, Kirk 3‐28; Ed‐ 2‐36; Adams Jr., Jona 2‐26; Bowling, Brando 1‐26; Ogbedor, wards, Kendri 2‐15; Bowling, Brando 2‐15; Wand, Warren 2‐ Bubba 1‐4; Wand, Warren 1‐3; Isaac, Javonis 1‐2. INTERCEP‐ minus 1; Adams Jr., Jona 1‐30; Ogbedor, Bubba 1‐20; Murray, TIONS: UNLV ‐ None. Arkansas State ‐ Jacobs, Jerry 2‐19; Ed‐ Marcel 1‐12; Tyler, Reed 1‐3; Isaac, Javonis 1‐3. Tulsa ‐ STOKES, monds, B.J. 1‐25. FUMBLES: UNLV ‐ PRESLEY,Brandon 1‐1; K. 6‐49; ANDERSON, J. 5‐45; JOHNSON, K. 5‐44; HOBBS, J. 1‐ ROGERS,Armani 1‐0. Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Justice 2‐1. 22; NEPH, C. 1‐10; TAYLOR II, C. 1‐2. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State ‐ Medley, Demari 1‐53. Tulsa ‐ None. FUMBLES: Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Justice 1‐1. Tulsa ‐ ANDERSON, J. 1‐1; SKIPPER, L. 1‐1.

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 0 3 11 7 21 Arkansas State 3 6 0 0 9 Georgia Southern 0 7 7 14 28 Appalachian State 0 21 7 7 35

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP A‐State 2 11:19 Grupe 45 yd field goal 11‐43 4:41 A‐State 1 09:39 Grupe 31 yd FG 11‐54 3:47 Ga. So. 2 01:24 Fields 61 yd reception 5‐82 1:31 A‐State 2 12:54 Grupe 47 yd FG 10‐45 3:59 A‐State 3 07:02 Grupe 27 yd field goal 5‐26 2:16 App State2 11:13 Moore 27 yd run 4‐75 1:41 Ga. So. 3 04:42 Werts 36 yd run 6‐88 2:14 A‐State 2 04:37 Grupe 33 yd FG 5‐48 2:20 A‐State 3 00:53 Merritt 11 yd reception 9‐75 3:49 App State2 02:57 Sutton 25 yd rec. 4‐74 1:34 Ga. So. 4 14:55 Garrett 6 yd run 3‐70 0:58 App State2 00:45 Evans 1 yd run 3‐3 1:11 A‐State 4 05:07 Hansen 4 yd run 16‐77 5:36 App State3 02:52 Reed 3 yd rec. 5‐86 2:43 Ga. So. 4 00:19 Kennedy 47 yd run 10‐83 4:42 App State4 06:09 Thomas 62 yd run 3‐65 1:30

TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS A‐STATE Geo. Sou. A‐STATE APP STATE First Downs 28 15 First Downs 18 15 Net yards rushing 348 117 Net yards rushing 117 246 Net yards passing 376 61 Net yards passing 219 144 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 38‐51‐0 1‐3‐0 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 27‐45‐3 12‐27‐0 Total Net Yards 493 409 Total Net Yards 336 390 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 2‐1 1‐0 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 0‐0 0‐0 Penalties: Number‐Yards 5‐39 8‐70 Penalties: Number‐Yards 7‐65 4‐50 Possession Time 32:10 27:50 Possession Time 31:28 28:32 Third Down Conversions 8 of 18 4 of 10 Third Down Conversions 3 of 17 6 of 16 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 1‐5 6‐29 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 1‐4 1‐9

INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Arkansas State ‐ Murray, Marcel 10‐42; Hansen, Jus‐ RUSHING: Appalachian State ‐ Evans, D. 16‐115; Thomas, Zac tice 16‐40; Weh‐Weh, Armond 6‐28; Wand, Warren 4‐7. Geor‐ 6‐76; Moore, Jalin 7‐32; Williams, Marc. 8‐18; Virgil, Jalen 1‐5. gia Southern ‐ S. Werts 22‐113; W. Kennedy 8‐105; W. Fields Arkansas State ‐ Murray, Marcel 11‐37; Hansen, Justice 12‐30; 10‐98; M. Garrett 7‐26; M. Murray 1‐4; L. Wright 1‐2. PASS‐ Roberts, Alex 4‐21; Wand, Warren 7‐20; Weh‐Weh, Armond ING: Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Justice 38‐50‐0‐376; TEAM 0‐1‐ 3‐9. PASSING: Appalachian State ‐ Thomas, Zac 12‐27‐0‐144. 0‐0. Georgia Southern ‐ S. Werts 1‐3‐0‐61. RECEIVING: Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Justice 25‐40‐3‐209; Bonner, Logan Arkansas State ‐ Merritt, Kirk 11‐92; McInnis, Justin 8‐60; Bay‐ 2‐5‐0‐10. RECEIVING: Appalachian State ‐ Virgil, Jalen 2‐47; less, Omar 5‐84; Adams Jr., Jona 4‐74; Bowling, Brando 4‐23; Williams, Malik 2‐19; Reed, Collin 2‐15; Sutton, Corey 1‐25; Weh‐Weh, Armond 2‐11; Isaac, Javonis 1‐26; Edwards, Kendri Pearson, Henry 1‐17; Heath, D. 1‐9; Hennigan, T. 1‐7; Moore, 1‐5; Murray, Marcel 1‐3; Carbonell, Javi 1‐minus 2. Georgia Jalin 1‐4; Evans, D. 1‐1. Arkansas State ‐ Merritt, Kirk 9‐73; Southern ‐ W. Fields 1‐61. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State ‐ McInnis, Justin 7‐55; Tyler, Reed 3‐29; Bayless, Omar 2‐30; None. Georgia Southern ‐ None. FUMBLES: Arkansas State ‐ Murray, Marcel 2‐1; Adams Jr., Jona 1‐13; Isaac, Javonis 1‐9; Isaac, Javonis 1‐1; Hansen, Justice 1‐0. Georgia Southern‐W. Bowling, Brando 1‐6; Wand, Warren 1‐3. INTERCEPTIONS: Ap‐ Kennedy 1‐0. palachian State ‐ Hayes, Tae 1‐19; Exford, Austin 1‐3; Thomas, Josh 1‐3. Arkansas State ‐ None. FUMBLES: Appalachian State ‐ None. Arkansas State ‐ None.

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 20 14 7 10 51 Arkansas State 14 7 7 15 43 Georgia State 7 0 14 14 35 Louisiana 21 10 3 13 47

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP A‐State 1 11:54 Isaac 30 yd reception 9‐75 3:06 Louisiana 1 13:04 Mitchell 64 yd reception 4‐80 1:56 GSU 1 07:09 Jones 36 yd rec. 3‐40 1:10 A‐State 1 08:50 Wand 1 yd run 9‐75 4:14 A‐State 1 06:50 Hansen 8 yd run 1‐8 0:06 Louisiana 1 04:39 Mitchell 65 yd run 2‐80 0:31 A‐State 1 02:39 Adams 35 yd reception 4‐83 1:24 A‐State 1 01:34 Murray 7 yd run 7‐75 3:05 A‐State 2 12:20 McInnis 6 yd reception 4‐74 1:13 Louisiana 1 01:13 Calais 72 yd run 1‐72 0:21 A‐State 2 10:57 Chambers 34 yd fum rec ‐ ‐ Louisiana 2 09:11 Nunez 1 yd run 12‐77 4:48 GSU .3 02:49 McCoy 37 yd receptio 6‐66 2:49 A‐State 2 04:34 Hansen 2 yd run 10‐77 4:37 A‐State 3 04:08 Hansen 22 yd run 5‐74 2:25 Louisiana 2 00:02 Pfau 53 yd field goal 5‐25 0:28 GSU 3 01:22 Barnett 12 yd run 7‐58 2:39 Louisiana 3 08:02 Pfau 47 yd field goal 9‐35 4:25 A‐State 4 14:19 Murray 9 yd run 5‐75 2:03 A‐State 3 03:56 Murray 2 yd run 11‐73 4:06 GSu 4 12:09 Champaigne 20 yd rec. 5‐61 2:01 A‐State 4 10:51 Merritt 73 yd reception 1‐73 0:12 A‐State 4 06:57 Grupe 31 yd field goal 10‐59 5:12 Louisiana 4 08:47 Jackson 53 yd reception 5‐79 2:04 GSU 4 00:03 Champaigne 3 yd rece. 15‐75 6:54 A‐State 4 05:48 Murray 7 yd run 7‐72 2:59 Louisiana 4 01:18 Ragas 2 yd run 11‐55 4:30 TEAM STATISTICS A‐STATE GSU TEAM STATISTICS First Downs 23 24 A‐STATE LOUISIANA Net yards rushing 273 123 First Downs 27 22 Net yards passing 257 299 Net yards rushing 208 228 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 17‐28‐0 20‐33‐0 Net yards passing 270 319 Total Net Yards 530 422 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 17‐31‐1 19‐28‐2 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 0‐0 4‐2 Total Net Yards 478 547 Penalties: Number‐Yards 11‐109 8‐80 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 0‐0 2‐0 Possession Time 26:34 33:26 Penalties: Number‐Yards 4‐45 6‐51 Third Down Conversions 8 of 13 5 of 14 Possession Time 30:43 29:17 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 4‐21 2‐16 Third Down Conversions 8 of 15 7 of 14 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 0‐0 1‐7 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Georgia State ‐ Barnett, Tra 13‐61; Ellington, Dan INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 18‐52; Paige, Seth 5‐15; Kirk, Demarcus 2‐4; Hart, Penny 3‐ RUSHING: Arkansas State ‐ Murray, Marcel 19‐121; Hansen, minus 4; Winchester, A. 2‐minus 5. Arkansas State ‐ Murray, Justice 16‐53; Wand, Warren 10‐34. Louisiana ‐ Calais,Ray‐ Marcel 11‐115; Hansen, Justice 11‐76; Wand, Warren 13‐71; mond 7‐121; Mitchell,Elijah 4‐68; Ragas,Trey 18‐54; Mal‐ Weh‐Weh, Armond 2‐11. PASSING: Georgia State ‐ Ellington, one,Ryheem 2‐2; Lewis,Levi 1‐0; TEAM 3‐minus 8; Dan 15‐26‐0‐250; Winchester, A. 5‐7‐0‐49. Arkansas State ‐ Nunez,Andre 4‐minus 9. PASSING: Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Hansen, Justice 17‐28‐0‐257. RECEIVING: Georgia State ‐ Hart, Justice 17‐30‐1‐270; TEAM 0‐1‐0‐0. Louisiana ‐ Nunez,Andre Penny 4‐58; Jones, Tamir 3‐95; McCoy, C. 3‐59; Champaigne, D. 18‐26‐2‐295; Lewis,Levi 1‐2‐0‐24. RECEIVING: Arkansas State 3‐29; Barnett, Tra 3‐14; Ifedi, Jonathan 1‐28; Knight, Camrin 1‐ ‐ Bayless, Omar 6‐75; Merritt, Kirk 4‐122; McInnis, Justin 2‐26; 8; Gentry, Devin 1‐5; Dixon, Terrance 1‐3. Arkansas State ‐ Isaac, Javonis 2‐18; Wand, Warren 1‐26; Adams Jr., Jona 1‐2; McInnis, Justin 6‐86; Merritt, Kirk 4‐21; Isaac, Javonis 2‐63; Tyler, Reed 1‐1. Louisiana ‐ Mitchell,Elijah 6‐121; Jackson,Jar‐ Bayless, Omar 2‐32; Adams Jr., Jona 1‐35; Murray, Marcel 1‐15; rod 4‐129; Ragas,Trey 4‐19; Bradley,J. 2‐16; Barnes,Matt 2‐14; Wand, Warren 1‐5. INTERCEPTIONS: Georgia State ‐ None. Malone,Ryheem 1‐20. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State ‐ Ja‐ Arkansas State ‐ None. FUMBLES: Georgia State ‐ Barnett, Tra cobs, Jerry 1‐0; Byner, Brandon 1‐0. Louisiana ‐ Haynes,Koa 1‐ 2‐1; Ellington, Dan 2‐1. Arkansas State ‐ None. 0. FUMBLES: Arkansas State ‐ None. Louisiana ‐ Malone,Ryheem 1‐0; Nunez,Andre 1‐0.

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 0 14 14 10 38 Arkansas State 14 13 14 3 44 South Alabama 0 7 0 7 14 Coastal Carolina 0 6 7 3 16

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP A‐State 2 14:01 Merritt 5‐yard reception 9‐80 3:20 A‐State 1 11:37 Bayless 6 yd reception 7‐80 3:23 South Ala.2 08:45 Stanley 17‐yard reception12‐75 5:15 A‐State 1 02:30 Tyler 6 yd reception 12‐95 4:33 A‐State 2 00:21 Wand 1‐yard run 10‐83 2:57 CCU 2 10:34 Miller 24 yd reception 12‐84 6:52 A‐State 3 12:18 Isaac 11‐yard reception 9‐69 2:37 A‐State 2 05:39 Murray 14 yd reception 9‐41 4:54 A‐State 3 03:51 McInnis 78‐yard reception3‐81 1:16 A‐State 2 01:24 Wand 7 yd run 3‐33 1:18 A‐State 4 14:45 Grupe 26‐yard field goal 8‐64 1:44 A‐State 3 08:44 Wand 20 yd reception 8‐61 3:34 A‐State 4 08:05 Hansen 2‐yard run 11‐75 5:32 A‐State 3 04:47 Murray 2 yd run 3‐80 1:09 South Ala.4 03:48 Way 5‐yard reception 10‐68 4:14 CCU 3 01:38 Likely 12 yd reception 3‐26 1:30 A‐State 4 10:22 Grupe 38 yd field goal 7‐23 3:12 TEAM STATISTICS CCU 4 01:13 Biscardi 35 yd field goal 10‐43 4:40 A‐STATE SOUTH AL. First Downs 26 16 TEAM STATISTICS Net yards rushing 155 156 A‐STATE CCU Net yards passing 354 93 First Downs 23 18 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 27‐40‐0 12‐22‐0 Net yards rushing 173 128 Total Net Yards 509 249 Net yards passing 281 165 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 1‐0 1‐0 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 23‐29‐0 16‐31‐1 Penalties: Number‐Yards 3‐15 6‐64 Total Net Yards 454 293 Possession Time 29:02 30:58 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 1‐1 4‐1 Third Down Conversions 8 of 16 3 of 16 Penalties: Number‐Yards 10‐71 9‐86 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 4‐36 0‐0 Possession Time 26:19 33:41 Third Down Conversions 5 of 9 8 of 16 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sacks By: Number‐Yards 3‐20 0‐0 RUSHING: South Alabama ‐ Minter, Tra 17‐88; Johnson, Ce‐ phus 12‐28; Orth, Evan 8‐22; Walters, Tywun 5‐11; Mayo, Mau‐ INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS rice 1‐7; Baker, Kawaan 2‐2; TEAM 1‐minus 2. Arkansas State RUSHING: Arkansas State ‐ Murray, Marcel 9‐65; Wand, War‐ ‐ Wand, Warren 16‐77; Murray, Marcel 11‐40; Hansen, Justice ren 6‐53; Marshall, Donov 2‐36; Weh‐Weh, Armond 5‐21; 6‐25; Merritt, Kirk 1‐10; Bonner, Logan 1‐2; Roberts, Alex 2‐1. Hansen, Justice 6‐16; Bonner, Logan 1‐3. Coastal Carolina ‐ PASSING: South Alabama ‐ Orth, Evan 7‐15‐0‐63; Johnson, Ce‐ Marable, CJ 12‐59; Hairston, J. 4‐51; Payton, F. 8‐26; James, A. phus 5‐7‐0‐30. Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Justice 26‐37‐0‐332; 5‐5; Williams, J. 1‐1; Outlow, M. 2‐0; Pinson, B. 1‐minus 1; Brown, Darveon 1‐1‐0‐22; Wand, Warren 0‐1‐0‐0; Bonner, Holmes, T. 1‐minus 3; Anderson, K. 3‐minus 5. PASSING: Logan 0‐1‐0‐0. RECEIVING: South Alabama‐Minter, Tra 4‐9; Arkansas State ‐ Hansen, Justice 18‐20‐0‐253; Bonner, Logan Baker, Kawaan 3‐40; Mayo, Maurice 2‐13; Stanley, Malik 1‐17; 5‐9‐0‐44. Coastal Carolina‐Payton, F. 11‐18‐0‐146; Anderson, K. McCray, Jordan 1‐9; Way, Jamarius 1‐5. Arkansas State ‐ McIn‐ 5‐13‐1‐19. RECEIVING: Arkansas State ‐ Merritt, Kirk 11‐180; nis, Justin 7‐177; Merritt, Kirk 6‐63; Bayless, Omar 4‐47; Mur‐ McInnis, Justin 4‐34; Murray, Marcel 2‐21; Adams Jr., Jona 2‐ ray, Marcel 4‐7; Wand, Warren 3‐23; Hansen, Justice 1‐22; 8; Ogbedor, Bubba 1‐22; Wand, Warren 1‐20; Tyler, Reed 1‐6; Isaac, Javonis 1‐11; Tyler, Reed 1‐4. INTERCEPTIONS: South Al‐ Bayless, Omar 1‐6. Coastal Carolina‐Marable, CJ 4‐33; abama ‐ None. Arkansas State ‐ None. FUMBLES: South Ala‐ Likely, I. 4‐13; Miller, J. 3‐59; Collins Jr., L. 2‐45; Williams, M. 1‐ bama ‐ Johnson, Cephus 1‐0. Arkansas State ‐ Wand, Warren 8; Outlow, M. 1‐5; Heiligh, J. 1‐2. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas 1‐0. State ‐ Edmonds, B.J. 1‐5. Coastal Carolina ‐ None. FUMBLES: Arkansas State ‐ Page, Nathan 1‐1. Coastal Carolina‐Outlow, M. 2‐0; Williams, J. 1‐0; Payton, F. 1‐1.

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 7 10 14 0 31 Arkansas State 7 0 21 5 33 Louisiana‐Monroe 0 7 10 0 17 Texas State 0 0 7 0 7

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys‐Yds TOP A‐State 1 04:41 Merritt 49‐yard reception5‐79 2:38 A‐State 1 00:25 Wand 8‐yard run 9‐67 3:46 A‐State 2 07:58 Grupe 26‐yard field goal 8‐22 3:37 Texas St. 3 12:41 Harris 57‐yard run 1‐57 0:10 ULM 2 05:25 Pederson 34‐yard rec. 6‐81 2:27 A‐State 3 02:23 Merritt 60‐yard reception7‐92 2:23 A‐State 2 00:31 Merritt 7‐yard reception12‐77 4:47 A‐State 3 08:47 McInnis 17‐yd punt blk ret.‐ ‐ A‐State 3 11:58 Clifton 43‐yard INT return ‐ ‐ A‐State 3 03:52 Merritt 39‐yard reception6‐69 2:38 ULM 3 09:31 Evans 1‐yard run 5‐53 2:17 A‐State 4 10:54 Chambers safety ‐ ‐ ULM 3 05:23 Ford 37‐yard field goal 10‐51 3:23 A‐State 4 01:46 Grupe 30‐yard field goal10‐39 5:20 A‐State 3 00:40 McInnis 10‐yard reception9‐93 4:34 TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS A‐STATE TEXAS ST. A‐STATE TROY First Downs 20 17 First Downs 20 16 Net yards rushing 217 242 Net yards rushing 158 58 Net yards passing 276 133 Net yards passing 246 218 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 18‐24‐0 16‐27‐0 Passes Comp‐Att‐Int 21‐27‐0 17‐28‐3 Total Net Yards 493 375 Total Net Yards 404 276 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 1‐1 2‐1 Fumbles: Number‐Lost 0‐0 1‐0 Penalties: Number‐Yards 4‐37 6‐50 Penalties: Number‐Yards 7‐68 5‐63 Possession Time 31:52 28:08 Possession Time 33:59 26:01 Third Down Conversions 6 of 16 3 of 13 Third Down Conversions 9 of 17 5 of 11 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 3‐8 2‐20 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 3‐25 1‐11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Arkansas State ‐ Wand, Warren 14‐145; Murray, RUSHING: ULM ‐ Evans, Caleb 14‐34; Gore, Derrick 8‐18; Marcel 15‐60; Weh‐Weh, Armond 5‐14; Hansen, Justice 11‐5; Green, Marcus 1‐2; Johnson, Josh 2‐2; Vaughn, Austin 1‐2. Merritt, Kirk 1‐minus 7. Texas State ‐ Harris,Alec 5‐72; Arkansas State ‐ Murray, Marcel 17‐94; Wand, Warren 14‐48; Vitt,Tyler 10‐39; Twyford,Caleb 10‐38; Watts,Tyler 3‐26; Nel‐ Merritt, Kirk 2‐25; Hansen, Justice 5‐2; McInnis, Justin 1‐minus son,Jaylin 4‐21; Gipson,Jaylen 2‐18; Taylor,AnthonyD 4‐16; 11. PASSING: ULM ‐ Evans, Caleb 17‐28‐3‐218. Arkansas State Brown,Keenen 1‐11; Harris,L. 1‐1. PASSING: Arkansas State ‐ ‐ Hansen, Justice 21‐27‐0‐246; McInnis, Justin 0‐0‐0‐0. RE‐ Hansen, Justice 18‐24‐0‐276. Texas State ‐ Vitt,Tyler 15‐26‐0‐ CEIVING: ULM ‐ Green, Marcus 5‐69; Pederson, Josh 5‐60; 133; Gipson,Jaylen 1‐1‐0‐0. RECEIVING: Arkansas State ‐ Mer‐ Batiste, B. 3‐46; Jackson, Z. 1‐23; Gillespie, D. 1‐21; McCray, ritt, Kirk 6‐153; McInnis, Justin 4‐42; Wand, Warren 3‐27; Markis 1‐5; Gore, Derrick 1‐minus 6. Arkansas State ‐ Merritt, Adams Jr., Jona 2‐30; Murray, Marcel 2‐9; Bayless, Omar 1‐15. Kirk 6‐89; Wand, Warren 4‐30; Edwards, Kendri 3‐68; McInnis, Texas State ‐ Twyford,Caleb 4‐22; Brown,Keenen 4‐21; Justin 3‐41; Bayless, Omar 3‐16; Tyler, Reed 1‐4; Murray, Mar‐ White,Hutch 3‐24; Powell,Kelton 1‐31; Aragon,Blake 1‐15; Har‐ cel 1‐minus 2. INTERCEPTIONS: ULM ‐ None. Arkansas State ris,Alec 1‐11; Haydel,Jeremiah 1‐9; Watts,Tyler 1‐0. INTER‐ ‐ Clifton, Justin 2‐43; Medley, Demari 1‐0. FUMBLES: ULM ‐ CEPTIONS: Arkansas State ‐ None. Texas State ‐ None. Green, Marcus 1‐0. Arkansas State ‐ None. FUMBLES: Arkansas State ‐ McInnis, Justin 1‐1. Texas State ‐ Brown,Keenen 1‐1; Vitt,Tyler 1‐0.

108 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2018 SUN BELT REVIEW 2018 SUN BELT CONFERENCE STANDINGS TEAM CONF PCT OVERALL PCT EAST DIVISION Appalachian State* ...... 7‐1 ...... 875...... 11‐2 ...... 846 Troy...... 7‐1 ...... 875...... 10‐3 ...... 769 Georgia Southern ...... 6‐2 ...... 750...... 10‐3 ...... 769 Coastal Carolina...... 2‐6 ...... 250 ...... 5‐7 ...... 417 Georgia State ...... 1‐7 ...... 125...... 2‐10 ...... 167 WEST DIVISION Louisiana ...... 5‐3 ...... 625 ...... 7‐7 ...... 500 Arkansas State ...... 5‐3 ...... 625 ...... 8‐5 ...... 615 ULM ...... 4‐4 ...... 500 ...... 6‐6 ...... 500 South Alabama ...... 2‐6 ...... 250 ...... 3‐9 ...... 250 Texas State...... 1‐7 ...... 125 ...... 3‐9 ...... 250 *Sun Belt Conference champion 2018 PRESEASON SBC POLL West Division First Team Special Teams 1. Arkansas State (9): 49 points K ‐ Gavin Patterson (South Alabama, Senior) 2. ULM: 37 points P ‐ Corliss Waitman (South Alabama, Senior) 3. South Alabama (1): 26 points RS ‐ Marcus Green (ULM, Senior) 4. Louisiana: 25 points 5. Texas State: 13 points Second Team Offense East Division QB ‐ Caleb Evans (ULM, Junior) 1. Appalachian St. (6): 46 points RB ‐ Wesley Fields (Georgia Southern, Senior) 2. Troy (4): 44 points RB ‐ Trey Ragas (Louisiana, RS‐Sophomore) 3. Georgia State: 26 points WR ‐ RJ Turner (ULM, Junior) 4. Georgia Southern: 22 points WR ‐ Jamarius Way (South Alabama, Senior) 5. Coastal Carolina: 12 points WR ‐ Deondre Douglas (Troy, Senior) School (first place votes): Points TE ‐ Ellis Richardson (Georgia Southern, Senior) OL ‐ Jacob Still (Arkansas State, Sophomore) 2018 PRESEASON ALL‐SUN BELT OL ‐ Curtis Rainey (Georgia Southern, Senior) First Team Offense OL ‐ Hunter Atkinson (Georgia State, Junior) QB ‐ Justice Hansen (Arkansas State, Senior) OL ‐ Shamarious Gilmore (Georgia State, Soph.) RB ‐ Jalin Moore (Appalachian State, Senior) OL ‐ Aaron Brewer (Texas State, Junior) * RB ‐ Warren Wand (Arkansas State, Senior) WR ‐ Justin McInnis (Arkansas State, Senior) Second Team Defense WR ‐ (Georgia State, Junior) DL ‐ Myquon Stout (Appalachian State, Senior) WR ‐ Marcus Green (ULM, Senior) DL ‐ Marterious Allen (Georgia State, Senior) TE ‐ Collin Reed (Appalachian State, Junior) DL ‐ Tyree Turner (South Alabama, Junior) OL ‐ Victor Johnson (Appalachian State, Jr.) DL ‐ Marcus Webb (Troy, Junior) OL ‐ Lanard Bonner (Arkansas State, Senior) LB ‐ Silas Kelly (Coastal Carolina, Sophomore) OL ‐ Kevin Dotson (Louisiana, Junior) LB ‐ Bull Barge (South Alabama, Senior) OL ‐ Tristan Crowder (Troy, Junior) LB ‐ Bryan London II (Texas State, Junior) OL ‐ Deontae Crumitie (Troy, Junior) DB ‐ Tae Hayes (Appalachian State, Senior) DB ‐ BJ Edmonds (Arkansas State, Junior) First Team Defense DB ‐ Marcus Jones (Troy, Sophomore) DL ‐ Ronheen Bingham (Arkansas State, Sr.) DB ‐ Cedarius Rookard (Troy, Senior) DL ‐ Logan Hunt (Georgia Southern, Senior) DL ‐ Hunter Reese (Troy, Senior) Second Team Special Teams DL ‐ Trevon Sanders (Troy, Senior) K ‐ Tyler Bass (Georgia Southern, Junior) LB ‐ Anthony Flory (Appalachian State, Sf.) P ‐ Cody Grace (Arkansas State, Junior) LB ‐ Michael Shaw (Georgia State, Senior) RS ‐ Marcus Jones (Troy, Sophomore) LB ‐ Tron Folsom (Troy, Junior) DB ‐ Clifton Duck (Appalachian State, Junior) Preseason Offensive Player of the Year: DB ‐ Justin Clifton (Arkansas State, Senior) Justice Hansen (Arkansas State, QB, Senior) DB ‐ Monquavion Brinson (Ga. Southern, Jr.) Preseason Defensive Player of the Year: DB ‐ Blace Brown (Troy, Senior) Clifton Duck (Appalachian State, DB, Junior) ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 109 ARKANSAS STATE 2018 SUN BELT REVIEW 2018 ALL‐SUN BELT CONFERENCE TEAM First Team Offense Chandler Greer, App State (Sr., OL) Logan Hunt, Ga. Southern (Sr., DL) Justice Hansen, A‐State (R‐Sr., QB) Noah Hannon, App State (So., OL) Zi'Yon Hill, Louisiana (R‐Fr., DL) Darrynton Evans, App State (So., RB) Jeremiah Culbreth, Ga. So. (Sr., OL) Antione Barker, Troy (Jr., DL) B.J. Smith, Troy (Jr., RB) Robert Hunt, Louisiana (Jr., OL) Jarvis Hayes, Troy (Jr., DL) Kirk Merritt, A‐State (Jr., WR) Deontae Crumitie, Troy (Sr., OL) Anthony Flory, App State (Sr., LB) Marcus Green, ULM (Sr., WR) Jacques Boudreaux, Louisiana (Jr., LB) Damion Willis, Troy (Sr., WR) Second Team Defense Nikolas Daniels, Texas State (Jr., LB) Keenen Brown, Texas State (Sr., TE) William Bradley‐King, A‐St (R‐So., DL) Tae Hayes, Appalachian State (Sr., DB) Victor Johnson, App State (Jr., OL) Forrest Merrill, A‐State (Jr., DL) Darreon Jackson, A‐State (R‐Jr., DB) Lanard Bonner, A‐State (Sr., OL) Raymond Johnson III, Ga. So. (So., DL) Blace Brown, Troy (Sr., DB) Curtis Rainey, Ga. Southern (Sr., OL) Tyree Turner, South Alabama (Jr., DL) Tyler Murray, Troy (So., DB) Kevin Dotson, Louisiana (Jr., OL) Akeem Davis‐Gaither, App St. (Jr., LB) Kirk Kelley, Troy (Jr., OL) David Griffith, ULM (Sr., LB) Third Team Special Teams Bull Barge, South Alabama (Sr., LB) Massimo Biscardi, CCU (Fr., PK) First Team Defense Tron Folsom, Troy (Jr., LB) Tyler Sumpter, Troy (So., P) MyQuon Stout, App State (Sr., DL) Jerry Jacobs, Arkansas State (So., DB) Clifton Duck, App State (Jr., RS) Ronheen Bingham, A‐State (Sr., DL) Monquavion Brinson, Ga. So. (Jr., DB) Darrynton Evans, App State (So., AP) Jeffrey Gunter, CCU (So., DL) Nigel Lawrence, South Ala. (Sr., DB) Trevon Sanders, Troy (Sr., DL) Marcus Jones, Troy (So., DB) A‐State Honorable Mention Jordan Fehr, App State (Jr., LB) Omar Bayless, A‐State (R‐Jr., WR) Bryan London II, Texas State (Jr., LB) Second Team Special Teams Jacob Still, Arkansas State (R‐So., OL) Hunter Reese, Troy (Sr., LB) Tyler Sumpter, Troy (So., PK) Kevin Thurmon, A‐State (R‐Jr., DL) Clifton Duck, App State (Jr., DB) Cody Grace, Arkansas State (Jr., P) Warren Wand, A‐State (Sr., RB) Desmond Franklin, App State (Jr., DB) Tra Minter, South Alabama (Jr., RS) Justin Clifton, A‐State (Sr., DB) Tra Minter, South Alabama (Jr., AP) Sun Belt Player of the Year Kindle Vildor, Ga. Southern (Jr., DB) Justice Hansen, A‐State (R‐Sr., QB) Cedarius Rookard, Troy (Sr., DB) Third Team Offense Caleb Evans, ULM (Jr., QB) Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Year Special Teams Marcel Murray, A‐State (Fr., RB) Zac Thomas, App State (So., QB) Tyler Bass, Ga. Southern (R‐Jr., PK) Trey Ragas, Louisiana (So., RB) Brandon Wright, Ga. State (R‐Jr., P) Penny Hart, Georgia State (Jr., WR) Sun Belt Defensive Player of the Year Marcus Jones, Troy (So., RS) Ja'Marcus Bradley, Louisiana (Jr., WR) Ronheen Bingham, A‐State (Sr., DL) Marcus Green, ULM (Sr., AP) Deondre Douglas, Troy (Sr., WR) Collin Reed, App State (Jr., TE) Sun Belt Freshman of the Year Second Team Offense Hunter Atkinson, Ga. State (Jr., OL) Marcel Murray, A‐State (Fr., RB) Zac Thomas, App State (So., QB) T.J. Fiailoa, ULM (So., OL) Elijah Mitchell, Louisiana (So., RB) Bobby Reynolds, ULM (Jr., OL) Sun Belt Newcomer of the Year Wesley Fields, Ga. Southern (Sr., RB) Tristan Crowder, Troy (Jr., OL) Kirk Merritt, A‐State (Jr., WR) Corey Sutton, App State (So., WR) J.L. Gaston, Troy (Jr., OL) Justin McInnis, A‐State (Sr., WR) Sun Belt Coach of the Year Jamarius Way, South Ala. (Sr., WR) Third Team Defense Scott Satterfield, Appalachian State Javonis Isaac, A‐State (So., TE) Tarron Jackson, CCU (So., DL) 2018 SBC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sept. 3 Justice Hansen, Arkansas State | Sept. 10 Zac Thomas, Appalachian State | Sept. 17 Jamarius Way, South Al‐ abama | Sept. 24 Kaleb Barker, Troy | Oct. 1 Jabir Daughtry‐Frye, Troy | Oct. 8 Elijah Mitchell, Louisiana | Oct. 15 Andre Nunez, Louisiana | Oct. 22 Darrynton Evans, Appalachian State and Justice Hansen, Arkansas State | Oct. 29 Shai Werts, Georgia Southern | Nov. 5 Caleb Evans, ULM | Nov. 12 Raymond Calais, Louisiana | Nov. 19 Zac Thomas, Appalachian State | Nov. 26 Tra Minter, South Alabama

SUN BELT DEFENSIVE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Sept. 3 Tomarcio Reese, Georgia Southern | Sept. 10 Donald Louis Jr., ULM | Sept. 17 Tron Folsom, Troy | Sept. 24 William Bradley‐King, Arkansas State | Oct. 1 Logan Hunt, Georgia Southern | Oct. 8 Monquavion Brinson, Georgia Southern | Oct. 15 Jordan Fehr, Appalachian State | Oct. 22 Tajhea Chambers, Arkansas State | Oct. 29 Kindle Vil‐ dor, Georgia Southern | Nov. 5 Jordan Fehr, Appalachian State | Nov. 12 Antione Barker, Troy | Nov. 19 Justin Clifton, Arkansas State | Nov. 26 Akeem Davis‐Gaither, App State

SUN BELT SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYERS OF THE WEEK Sept. 3 Darrynton Evans, Appalachian State | Sept. 10 James Sherman, Texas State | Sept. 17 Tyler Sumpter, Troy | Sept. 24 Steven Jones, Appalachian State | Oct. 1 Marcus Jones, Troy | Oct. 8 Marcus Green, ULM | Oct. 15 Tra Minter, South Alabama | Oct. 22 Tyler Bass, Georgia Southern | Oct. 29 Kyle Pfau, Louisiana | Nov. 5 Tyler Sumpter, Troy | Nov. 12 Tyler Sumpter, Troy | Nov. 19 Tyler Sumpter, Troy | Nov. 26 Justin McInnis, Arkansas State 110 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2018 SUN BELT TEAM STATS SCORING OFFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts A 1. Appalachian State 13 64 12 63 0 0 1 485 37.3 2. Louisiana 14 58 15 54 0 0 0 447 31.9 3. Troy 13 49 18 45 2 0 1 399 30.7 4. Georgia Southern 13 48 19 45 2 0 1 396 30.5 5. Arkansas State 13 50 14 42 3 0 2 394 30.3 6. Costal Carolina 12 41 13 35 0 0 0 320 26.7 7. ULM 12 42 9 38 1 0 0 319 26.6 8. South Alabama 12 38 9 31 2 0 0 290 24.2 9. Georgia State 12 38 9 28 2 0 0 287 23.9 10. Texas State 12 32 6 27 0 0 0 237 19.8 Jonathan Adams Jr. SCORING DEFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts Avg 1. Appalachian State 13 21 18 21 0 0 0 201 15.5 2. Georgia Southern 13 35 12 30 2 0 0 280 21.5 3. Troy 13 38 7 31 3 0 0 286 22.0 4. Arkansas State 13 45 8 39 0 0 0 333 25.6 5. Texas State 12 39 18 36 1 0 3 332 27.7 6. ULM 12 49 13 46 1 0 0 381 31.8 7. Costal Carolina 12 53 9 51 0 0 1 398 33.2 8. Louisiana 14 62 15 58 2 0 0 479 34.2 9. Georgia State 12 58 15 52 1 0 1 449 37.4 10. South Alabama 12 61 13 58 1 0 0 465 38.8 Forrest Merrill PASS OFFENSE G Cmp Att Int Pct Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Arkansas State 13 303 472 10 64.2 3659 7.8 28 281.5 2. ULM 12 239 387 12 61.8 2970 7.7 17 247.5 3. Troy 13 248 373 8 66.5 2799 7.5 25 215.3 4. Georgia State 12 207 352 6 58.8 2481 7.0 15 206.8 5. Louisiana 14 220 348 14 63.2 2878 8.3 27 205.6 6. South Alabama 12 200 319 10 62.7 2439 7.6 19 203.2 7. Appalachian State 13 196 331 12 58.9 2478 6.6 15 182.2 8. Texas State 12 195 331 12 58.9 2186 6.6 15 182.2 9. Costal Carolina 12 164 265 7 61.9 2168 8.2 19 180.7 10. Georgia Southern 13 70 117 0 59.8 1027 8.8 10 79.0

Marcel Murray PASS DEFENSE G Cmp Att Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Appalachian State 13 209 371 17 56.3 2107 5.7 8 162.1 2. Arkansas State 13 193 338 12 57.1 2311 6.8 23 177.8 3. Texas State 12 224 388 6 57.7 2419 6.2 15 201.6 4. Costal Carolina 12 178 290 4 61.4 2477 8.5 20 206.4 5. Georgia Southern 13 239 386 15 61.9 2815 7.3 14 216.5 6. Louisiana 14 216 348 8 62.1 3035 8.7 22 216.8 7. Troy 13 227 388 18 58.5 2850 7.3 19 219.2 8. Georgia State 12 219 301 6 72.8 2862 9.5 26 238.5 9. South Alabama 12 207 320 12 64.7 2948 9.2 26 245.7 10. ULM 12 239 333 5 71.8 2965 8.9 25 247.1

Trent Ellis‐Brewer ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 111 ARKANSAS STATE 2018 SUN BELT TEAM STATS KICKOFF RETURNS G Ret Yds TD Avg 1. Appalachian State 13 23 663 1 28.8 2. Troy 13 37 925 1 25.0 3. Louisiana 14 50 1207 0 24.1 4. South Alabama 12 38 837 0 22.0 5. Georgia Southern 13 26 563 0 21.7 6. Arkansas State 13 32 689 0 21.5 7. Texas State 12 28 591 0 21.1 8. Georgia State 12 17 346 0 20.4 9. ULM 12 37 689 0 18.6 10. Costal Carolina 12 31 565 0 18.2 Jacob Still PUNTING G NO YARDS AVG RET TB NET/P 1. Georgia State 12 51 2458 48.2 197 3 42.8 2. Troy 13 56 2518 45.0 66 4 42.4 3. Appalachian State 13 53 2256 42.6 62 1 40.8 4. Arkansas State 13 65 2660 40.9 ‐15 1 40.8 5. Coastal Carolina 12 49 2104 42.9 2.0 5 38.9 6. South Alabama 12 67 2792 41.7 2.9 3 37.9 7. Louisiana 14 54 2124 39.3 2.6 1 36.4 8. ULM 12 54 2202 40.8 192 3 36.1 9. Georgia Southern 13 62 2363 38.1 79 3 35.9 10. Texas State 12 71 2610 36.8 153 4 33.5 Caleb Bonner —Gained— —Lost— TURNOVER MARGIN G Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar Per/G 1. Georgia Southern 13 12 15 27 5 0 5 +22 1.69 2. Troy 13 13 18 31 13 8 21 +10 0.77 3. Appalachian State 13 6 17 23 5 12 17 +6 0.46 4. Arkansas State 13 8 12 20 6 10 16 +4 0.31 5. Louisiana 14 7 8 15 3 14 17 ‐2 ‐0.14 6. South Alabama 12 6 12 18 12 10 22 ‐4 ‐0.33 7. Texas State 12 12 6 18 11 12 23 ‐5 ‐0.42 8. Coastal Carolina 12 8 4 12 11 7 18 ‐6 ‐0.50 9. Georgia State 12 4 6 10 12 6 18 ‐8 ‐0.67 10. ULM 12 6 5 11 11 12 23 ‐12 ‐1.00 Javonis Isaac RUSHING OFFENSE G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Georgia Southern 13 643 3461 5.4 35 266.2 2. Appalachian State 13 540 3125 5.8 31 240.4 3. Louisiana 14 553 3062 5.5 31 218.7 4. Coastal Carolina 12 515 2384 4.6 21 198.7 5. Arkansas State 13 508 2402 4.7 18 184.8 6. Troy 13 484 2272 4.7 21 174.8 7. Georgia State 12 463 2057 4.4 21 171.4 8. ULM 12 414 2008 4.9 22 167.3 9. South Alabama 12 491 1824 3.7 17 152.0 10. Texas State 12 447 1777 4.0 15 148.1 Ronheen Bingham 112 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2018 SUN BELT TEAM STATS RUSHING DEFENSE G Rushes Yards Avg. TD Yds/G 1. Appalachian State 13 474 1646 3.5 12 126.6 2. Troy 13 508 1673 3.3 16 128.7 3. Georgia Southern 13 465 1827 3.9 21 140.5 4. Texas State 12 481 2188 4.5 19 182.3 5. ULM 12 484 2192 4.5 19 182.7 6. Arkansas State 13 524 2493 4.8 21 191.8 7. South Alabama 12 484 2436 5.0 33 203.0 8. Louisiana 14 618 3067 5.0 37 219.1 9. Coastal Carolina 12 451 2933 6.5 32 244.4 10. Georgia State 12 459 3012 6.6 30 251.0 Derrick Bean TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G 1. Arkansas State 13 2402 3659 980 6061 6.2 46 466.2 2. Appalachian State 13 3125 2478 859 5603 6.5 58 431.0 3. Louisiana 14 3602 2878 859 5603 6.6 58 424.3 4. ULM 12 2008 2970 801 4978 6.2 39 414.8 5. Troy 13 2272 2799 857 5071 5.9 46 390.1 6. Coastal Carolina 12 2384 2168 780 4552 5.8 40 379.3 7. Georgia State 12 2057 2481 815 4358 5.6 36 378.2 8. South Alabama 12 1824 2439 810 4263 5.3 36 355.2 9. Georgia Southern 13 3461 1027 760 4488 5.9 45 345.2 10. Texas State 12 1777 2186 778 3963 5.1 30 300.2 Omar Bayless TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg TD Yds/G 1. Appalachian State 13 1646 2107 845 3753 4.4 20 288.7 2. Troy 13 1673 2850 896 4523 5.0 35 347.9 3. Georgia Southern 13 1827 2815 851 4642 5.5 35 357.1 4. Arkansas State 13 2493 2311 862 4804 5.6 44 369.5 5. Texas State 12 2188 2419 869 4607 5.3 34 383.9 6. ULM 12 2192 2965 817 5157 6.3 44 429.8 7. Louisiana 14 3067 3035 966 6102 6.3 59 435.9 8. South Alabama 12 2436 2948 804 5384 6.7 59 448.7 9. Coastal Carolina 12 2933 2477 741 5410 7.3 52 450.8 10. Georgia State 12 3012 2862 760 5874 7.7 56 489.5

Reed Tyler PUNT RETURNS G Ret Yds TD Avg 1. Georgia State 12 9 158 1 17.6 2. South Alabama 12 7 104 1 14.9 3. ULM 12 7 93 1 13.3 4. Appalachian State 13 27 349 3 12.9 5. Texas State 12 17 197 0 11.6 6. Georgia Southern 13 12 127 1 10.6 7. Troy 13 23 220 1 9.6 8. Arkansas State 13 32 252 1 7.9 9. Coastal Carolina 12 9 49 0 5.4 10. Louisiana 14 21 86 0 4.1

Lanard Bonner ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 113 ARKANSAS STATE 2018 SUN BELT INDIVIDUAL STATS RUSHING Team Cl G Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G 1. Evans, D. App So 13 179 1187 6.6 7 79 91.3 2. Smith, B.J. Troy Jr 13 219 1186 5.4 13 78 91.2 3. W. Fields GS Sr 12 200 1050 5.2 9 64 87.5 4. Ragas, Trey LA So 14 207 1181 5.7 8 47 84.4 5. Mitchell, E LA So 14 146 985 6.7 13 65 70.4 6. S. Werts GS So 13 182 908 5.0 15 47 69.8 7. Minter, Tra USA Jr 12 183 801 4.4 6 43 66.8 8. Murray, M. ASU Fr 13 154 860 5.6 8 64 66.2 9. Outlow, M. CCU Sr 10 133 661 5.0 8 60 66.1 10. Wand, W. ASU Sr 13 139 792 5.7 4 53 60.9

PASS AVG/GAME Team Cl G Cmp Att Int Yds TD Avg/G Warren Wand 1. Hansen, J. ASU Sr 13 286 434 9 3447 27 265.2 2. Evans, Caleb ULM Jr 12 231 374 12 2869 16 239.1 3. Ellington, Dan GSU Jr 11 174 292 5 2119 12 192.6 4. Orth, Evan USA Sr 10 145 222 6 1795 11 179.5 5. Thomas, Zac. APP So 12 159 254 6 2039 21 169.9 6. Nunez, Andre LA Sr 14 182 287 12 2272 20 162.3 7. Vitt, Tyler TXST Fr 9 116 191 10 1159 7 128.8 8. Smith, Sawyer TROY So 13 144 230 6 1669 14 128.4 9. Anderson, K. CCU Sr 9 76 131 3 1010 8 112.2 10. Joneslll, Willie TXST So 9 74 131 2 984 7 109.3

TOTAL OFFENSE Team Cl. G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G 1. Hansen, J. ASU Sr 13 411 3447 567 3858 296.8 2. Evans, Caleb ULM Jr 12 632 2869 514 3591 291.8 Justice Hansen 3. Ellington, Dan GSU Jr 11 625 2119 451 2744 249.5 4. Thomas, Zac APP So 12 504 2039 346 2543 211.9 5. Orth, Evan USA Sr 10 173 1795 278 1968 196.8 6. Nunez, Andre LA Sr 14 ‐15 2272 343 2257 161.2 7. Vitt, Tyler TXST Fr 9 237 1159 272 1396 155.1 8. Joneslll, Willie TXST So 9 402 984 226 1386 154.0 9. S. Werts GS So 13 908 987 298 1895 145.8 10. Smith, Sawyer TROY So 13 200 1669 303 `869 143.8

REC./GAME Team Cl. G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Rec/G 1. Willis, DamionTroy Sr 11 56 876 10 75 15.6 79.6 2. Merrit, Kirk ASU Jr 13 83 1005 7 73 12.1 77.3 3. Green, M. ULM Sr 12 50 855 8 80 17.1 71.2 Way, J. USA Sr 12 61 855 8 73 14.0 71.2 Justin McInnis 5. Williams, M. CCU Sr 12 47 724 5 61 15.4 60.3 6. Sutton, Corey APP So 13 44 773 10 90 17.6 59.5 7. McInnis, J. ASU Sr 13 61 748 5 78 12.3 57.5 8. Hart, Penny GSU Jr 12 49 669 2 51 13.7 55.8 9. Brown, K. TXST Sr 12 51 577 5 46 11.3 48.1 10. Turner, R.J. ULM Jr 11 36 526 1 57 14.6 47.8

ALL PURPOSE Team Cl G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G 1. Minter,Tra USA Jr 12 801 201 91 710 1803 150.2 2. Evans, D. APP So 13 1187 87 0 490 1764 135.7 3. Green, M. ULM Sr 12 193 855 85 385 1518 126.5 4. Calais, Raym. LA Jr 14 754 69 0 908 1731 123.6 5. W.Fields GS Sr 12 1050 237 0 0 1287 107.2 6. Wand, W. ASU Sr 13 792 213 231 153 1389 106.8 Kirk Merritt 7. Ragas, Trey LA So 14 1181 229 0 0 1410 100.7 114 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2018 SUN BELT INDIVIDUAL STATS 8. Smith, B.J. Troy Jr 13 1186 105 0 12 1303 100.2 9. W. Kennedy GS So 13 495 182 84 529 1290 99.2 10. Merritt, Kirk ASU Jr 13 31 1005 0 239 1275 98.1

INTERCEPTIONS Team Cl G Int Yds TD Long Int/G 1. Rookard, C. TROY Sr 12 5 105 0 60 0.42 2. Franklin, D. APP Jr 13 4 113 1 46 0.31 Hayes, Tae APP Sr 13 4 102 0 32 0.31 K. Vildor GS Jr 13 4 36 0 17 0.31 Thomas, J. APP Jr 13 4 28 0 18 0.31 Jacobs, J. ASU So 13 4 19 0 13 0.31 7. Thompson, J. USA Jr 12 3 84 1 55 0.25 Edmonds, BJ ASU Jr 12 3 30 0 25 0.25 9. Murray, T. TROY So 13 3 57 0 46 0.23 BJ Edmonds 10. Kryst, C. CCU Jr 10 2 ‐3 0 0 0.20

PASS EFF. Team Cl G Cmp Att Int Yds TD Eff. 1. Lewis, Levi LA So 14 37 59 2 585 7 178.4 2. S. Werts GS So 13 69 119 0 987 10 159.4 3. Thomas, Zac APP So 12 159 254 6 2039 21 152.6 4. Hansen, J. ASU Sr 13 286 434 9 3447 27 149.0 5. Nunez, Andre LA Sr 14 182 287 12 2272 27 149.0 6. Orth, Evan USA Sr 10 145 222 6 1795 11 144.2 7. Smith, Sawyer Troy So 13 144 230 6 1669 14 138.4 8. Anderson, K. CCU Sr 9 76 131 3 1010 8 138.4 9. Joneslll, Willie TXST So 9 74 131 2 984 7 134.2 10. Evans, Caleb ULM Jr 12 231 374 12 2869 16 133.9 Jerry Jacobs PUNT RET AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg/G 1. Duck,Clifton APP Jr 13 17 216 1 62 12.7 2. White, Hutch TXST Jr 12 16 166 0 45 10.4 3. Wand, Warren ASU Sr 13 28 231 0 35 8.2

KICK RET AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Avg. 1. Evans, D APP So 13 15 490 1 32.7 2. Calais, Raymond LA Jr 14 35 908 0 25.9 3. Jones, Marcus Troy So 11 23 584 1 25.4 4. Daughtry‐Frye Troy So 13 13 329 0 25.3 5. Minter, Tra USA Jr 12 29 710 0 24.5 6. W. Kennedy GS So 13 24 529 0 22.0 7. Tyler,K. CCU Jr 12 16 348 0 21.8 8. Green, Marcus ULM Sr 12 19 385 0 20.3 Cody Grace 9. Hart, Penny GSU Jr 12 15 299 0 19.9

PUNTING Team Cl G Punt Yds Long Avg 1. Wright, Brandon GSU Jr 12 51 2458 68 48.2 2. Sumpter, Tyler TROY So 13 55 2482 79 45.1 3. Howell, Clayton APP Fr 13 47 2048 62 43.6 4. Ouverson, C. CCU So 12 47 2028 64 43.1 5. Porter, Jared ULM Fr 12 49 2064 52 42.1 6. Waitman, Corliss USA Sr 12 67 2792 58 41.7 7. Grace, Cody ASU Jr 13 64 2599 62 40.6 8. Byrns, Rhys LA Fr 14 53 2124 68 40.1 9. M. Bauerle GS So 13 56 2171 56 38.8 10. Stewart, Clayton TXST Fr 12 69 2615 60 37.9 Nour‐Eddine Seidnaly ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 115 ARKANSAS STATE 2018 SUN BELT INDIVIDUAL STATS SCORING Team Cl G TD FG XPT 2XP Pts Pts/G 1. T. Bass GS Jr 13 0 19 45 0 102 7.8 2. Sumpter, T. TROY So 13 0 18 45 0 99 7.6 3. Staton, C. APP So 13 0 12 61 0 97 7.5 4. Pfau, Kyle LA Sr 14 0 15 54 0 99 7.1 5.Grupe, Blake ASU Fr 11 0 14 35 0 77 7.0 6. S. Werts GS So 13 150 0 0 0 90 6.9 7. Mitchell, E. LA So 14 16 0 0 0 96 6.9 8. Baker, K. USA So 12 13 0 0 0 78 6.0 9. Smith, B.J. Troy Jr 13 13 0 0 0 78 6.0 Biscardi, M. CCU Fr 12 0 13 33 0 72 6.0

FIELD GOALS Team Cl G FG FGA Pct FG/G Blake Grupe 1. T. Bass GS Jr 13 19 21 90.5 1.46 2. Sumpter, T. TROY So 13 18 24 75.0 1.38 3. Grupe, Blake ASU Fr 11 14 21 66.7 1.27 4. Biscardi, M. CCU Fr 12 13 16 81.2 1.08 5. Pfau, Kyle LA Sr 14 15 18 82.3 1.07 6. Staton, C. APP So 13 12 16 75.0 0.92 7. Patterson, G. USA Sr 12 9 13 69.2 0.75 Ford, Craig ULM Sr 12 9 14 64.3 0.75 9. Wright, B. GSU Jr 12 7 11 63.6 0.58 10. Sherman, J TXST Sr 11 6 9 66.7 0.55

TACKLES Team Cl G Solo Ast Total Avg/G 1. Londonll, Bryan TXST Jr 12 53 56 109 9.1 2. Daniels, Nikolas TXST Jr 12 48 60 108 9.0 Justin Clifton 3. Lawrence, Nigel USA Sr 10 44 44 88 8.8 4. Davis‐Gaither APP Jr 13 48 57 105 8.1 5. Griffith, David ULM Sr 12 44 48 92 7.7 6. Flory, Anthony APP Sr 13 39 57 96 7.4 7. Jackson, Darreon ASU Jr 13 51 39 90 6.9 8. Lazarus, Remy GSU Jr 11 42 33 75 6.8 9. Curney, Ed GSU Jr 12 34 47 81 6.8 Folsom, Tron TROY Jr 12 38 43 81 6.8 11. Boudrea, Jacques LA Jr 14 42 51 93 6.6 12. Fehr, Jordan APP Jr 13 36 50 86 6.6 13. Barge, Bull USA Sr 12 40 39 79 6.6 14.Turner, Collin ULM Sr 11 42 30 72 6.5 15.Martial, C Troy Fr 12 33 43 76 6.3 16. Cook, Noel APP Jr 12 36 39 75 6.2 Darreon Jackon 17. Clifton, Justin ASU Sr 13 41 40 81 6.2 18. Wattley, F. CCU Sr 11 48 20 68 6.2 19. Chambers, T. ASU So 13 33 46 79 6.1 20. Rookard, C. TROY Sr 12 32 40 72 6.0 21. Griffin, Frankie TXST Sr 12 33 38 71 5.9 J. Moon GS Sr 12 41 30 71 5.9 23. Sisco, Jr., C. ULM Jr 9 26 27 53 5.9 24. Middleton, C GSU Sr 12 34 36 70 5.8 25. Turner, Corey LA Sr 14 48 30 78 5.6 26. Kelly, S. CCU So 11 31 29 60 5.5 27. R. Byrd GS So 10 30 24 54 5.4 28. T. Reese GS Sr 12 28 36 64 5.3 29. M. Brinson GS Jr 13 52 15 67 5.2 Middleto. Justin LA Sr 13 33 34 67 5.2 Tajhea Chambers 116 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL OPPONENTS ARKANSAS STATE 2019 OPPONENTS GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3 Aug. 31 vs SMU Sept. 7 at UNLV Sept. 14 at Georgia Centennial Bank Stadium | 6 p.m. Sam Boyd Stadium | TBA Sanford Stadium | 11 a.m.

INFORMATION INFORMATION INFORMATION Location ...... Dallas, Texas Location ...... Las Vegas, Nev. Location ...... Athens, Ga. Founded ...... 1911 Founded ...... 1957 Founded ...... 1785 Enrollment ...... 11,739 Enrollment ...... 30,457 Enrollment ...... 38,652 Colors ...... Red and Blue Colors ...... Scarlet and Gray Colors ...... Red and Black Nickname ...... Mustangs Nickname ...... Rebels Nickname ...... Bulldogs Conference . . .American Athletic Conference Conference . . . . . Conference ...... SEC (East) Stadium ...... Gerald J. Ford Stadium Stadium ...... Sam Boyd Stadium Stadium ...... Sanford Stadium Capacity ...... 32,000 Capacity ...... 35,500 Capacity ...... 92,746 Playing Surface ...... Field Turf Playing Surface ...... Artificial Turf Playing Surface ...... Natural Grass President ...... Dr. R. Gerald Turner President ...... Dr. Marta Meana President ...... Jere W. Morehead Dir. of Athletics ...... Rick Hart Dir. of Athletics ...... Desiree Reed‐Francols Dir. of Athletics ...... Greg McGarity Head Coach ...... Sonny Dykes Head Coach ...... Tony Sanchez Head Coach ...... Football Phone ...... 214‐768‐3667 Football Phone ...... 702‐895‐3400 Football Phone ...... 706‐542‐1515 Record at School (Years) ...... 5‐8 (1) Record at School (Years) ...... 16‐32 (4) Record at School (Years) ...... 32‐10 (3) Career Record (Years) ...... 46‐53 (8) Career Record (Years) ...... Same Career Record (Years) ...... Same Starters Returning/Lost ...... 17/8 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 14/10 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 15/10 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 51/26 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 52/24 Letterment Returning/Lost ...... 53/28 2018 Overall Record ...... 5‐7 2018 Overall Record ...... 4‐8 2018 Overall Record ...... 11‐3 2018 Conference Record ...... 4‐4 2018 Conference Record ...... 2‐6 2018 Conference Record ...... 7‐1 Conference Finish ...... 4th West Conference Finish ...... 4th West Conference Finish ...... 1st SEC East Athletic Website ...... SMUMustangs.com Athletic Website ...... UNLVRebels.com Athletic Website ...... GeorgiaDogs.com

Media Relations Media Relations Media Relations Football Contact ...... Lindsey Olsen Football Contact ...... Mark Wallington Football Contact ...... Claude Felton E‐Mail ...... [email protected] E‐Mail ...... [email protected] E‐Mail ...... [email protected] Office Phone ...... 214‐768‐4970 Office Phone ...... 702‐895‐4472 Office Phone ...... 706‐542‐1621 Cell Phone ...... 847‐344‐0389 Department Phone ...... 702‐528‐6291 Cell Phone ...... 706‐543‐3910

2019 Schedule 2019 Schedule 2019 Schedule A. 31 . . . . at Arkansas State...... 6:00 p.m. A. 31 . . . . Southern Utah ...... TBA A. 31 . . . . at Vanderbilt*...... 7:30 p.m. S. 7 . . . . . North Texas...... 6:00 p.m. S. 7 . . . . . Arkansas State ...... TBA S. 7 . . . . . Murray State...... 4:00 p.m. S. 14 . . . . Texas State ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 14 . . . . at Northwestern...... 12:30 p.m. S. 14 . . . . Arkansas State...... 12:00 p.m. S. 21 . . . . at TCU ...... TBA S. 28 . . . . at Wyoming* ...... TBA S. 21 . . . . Notre Dame ...... TBA S. 28 . . . . at South Florida* ...... TBA O. 5 . . . . . Boise State* ...... 7:30 p.m. O. 5 . . . . . at Tenneessee* ...... TBA O. 5 . . . . . Tulsa* ...... TBA O. 12 . . . . at Vanderbilt ...... TBA O. 12 . . . . South Carolina* ...... TBA O. 19 . . . . Temple* ...... TBA O. 18 . . . . at Fresno State* ...... 7:00 p.m. O. 19 . . . . Kentucky*...... TBA O. 24 . . . . at Houston* ...... 6:30 p.m. O. 26 . . . . San Diego State*...... 7:30 p.m. N. 2 . . . . . vs Florida*...... 3:30 p.m. N. 2 . . . . . at Memphis* ...... TBA N. 2 . . . . . at Colorado State*...... TBA N. 9 . . . . . Missouri* ...... TBA N. 9 . . . . . East Carolina* ...... TBA N. 16 . . . . Hawaii* ...... 1:00 p.m. N. 16 . . . . at Auburn* ...... TBA N. 23 . . . . at Navy* ...... 2:30 p.m. N. 23 . . . . San Jose State* ...... TBA N. 23 . . . . Texas A&M* ...... TBA N. 30 . . . . Tulane*...... TBA N. 30 . . . . at Nevada* ...... TBA N. 30 . . . . at Georgia Tech ...... TBA

All Times Central All Times Pacific All Times Eastern *American Athletic Conference game *Mountain West Conference game *Southeastern Conference game 118 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2019 OPPONENTS GAME 4 GAME 5 GAME 6 Sept. 21 vs Southern Illinois Sept. 28 at Troy Oct. 5 at Georgia State Centennial Bank Stadium | 6 p.m. Veterans Memorial Stadium | 5 p.m. Georgia State Stadium | TBA

INFORMATION INFORMATION INFORMATION Location ...... Carbondale, Ill. Location ...... Troy, Ala. Location ...... Atlanta, Ga. Founded ...... 1869 Founded ...... 1887 Founded ...... 1913 Enrollment ...... 12,817 Enrollment ...... 20,000 Enrollment ...... 50,000 Colors ...... Maroon and White Colors ...... Cardinal, Silver and Black Colors ...... Blue and White Nickname ...... Salukis Nickname ...... Trojans Nickname ...... Panthers Conference ...... Missouri Valley Conference Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference Stadium ...... Saluki Stadium Stadium ...... Veterans Memorial Stadium Stadium ...... Georgia State Stadium Capacity ...... 15,000 Capacity ...... 30,000 Capacity ...... 25,000 Playing Surface ...... Field Turf Classic HD Playing Surface ...... Helix Matrix RealFill Playing Surface ...... Artificial Turf President ...... J. Kevin Dorsey Chancellor ...... Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. President ...... Mark P. Becker Dir. of Athletics ...... Jerry Kill Dir. of Athletics ...... Brent Jones Dir. of Athletics ...... Charlie Cobb Head Coach ...... Nick Hill Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Shawn Elliott Football Phone ...... 618‐453‐3332 Football Phone ...... 334‐670‐3682 Football Phone ...... 404‐413‐4032 Record at School (Years) ...... 10‐23 (3) Record at School (Years) ...... First Year Record at School (Years) ...... 9‐15 (2) Career Record (Years) ...... Same Career Record (Years) ...... Same Career Record (Years) ...... 10‐20 (4) Starters Returning ...... 15 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 18/10 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 18/6 Lettermen Returning ...... 50 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 62/21 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 51/14 2018 Overall Record ...... 2‐9 2018 Overall Record ...... 10‐3 2018 Overall Record ...... 2‐10 2018 Conference Record ...... 1‐7 2018 Conference Record ...... 7‐1 2018 Conference Record ...... 1‐7 Conference Finish ...... 10th Conference Finish ...... T1st East Conference Finish ...... 5th East Athletic Website ...... SIUSalukis.com Athletic Website ...... TroyTrojans.com Athletic Website . . . .GeorgiaStateSports.com

Media Relations Media Relations Media Relations Football Contact ...... Tom Weber Football Contact ...... Adam Prendergast Football Contact ...... Allison George E‐Mail ...... [email protected] E‐Mail ...... [email protected] E‐Mail ...... [email protected] Office Phone ...... 618‐423‐7235 Office Phone ...... 334‐670‐3832 Office Phone ...... 404‐413‐4032 Department Phone ...... 618‐528‐1111 Cell Phone ...... 334‐372‐5555 Cell Phone ...... 678‐595‐7728

2019 Schedule 2019 Schedule 2019 Schedule A. 29 . . . . at SEMO...... 6:30 p.m. A. 31 . . . . Campbell ...... 5:00 p.m. A. 31 . . . . at Tennessee...... 3:30 p.m. S. 7 . . . . . at UMass...... TBA S. 14 . . . . Southern Miss...... 5:00 p.m. S. 7 . . . . . Furman ...... 7:00 p.m. S. 14 . . . . UT Martin ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 21 . . . . at Akron ...... TBA S. 14 . . . . at Western Michigan . . . . 7:00 p.m. S. 21 . . . . at Arkansas State ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 28 . . . . Arkansas State* ...... 5:00 p.m. S. 21 . . . . at Texas State*...... TBA O. 5 . . . . . at South Dakota State* . . 2:00 p.m. O. 5 . . . . . at Missouri ...... TBA O. 5 . . . . . Arkansas State* ...... TBA O. 12 . . . . Illinois State* ...... 6:00 p.m. O. 16 . . . . South Alabama* ...... 7:00 p.m. O. 12 . . . . at Coastal Carolina*...... TBA O. 19 . . . . Youngstown State* . . . . . 2:00 p.m. O. 26 . . . . at Georgia State* ...... TBA O. 19 . . . . Army ...... TBA O. 26 . . . . at South Dakota* ...... 4:00 p.m. N. 2 . . . . . at Coastal Carolina*...... TBA O. 26 . . . . Troy*...... TBA N. 2 . . . . . at Indiana State* ...... 12:00 p.m. N. 9 . . . . . Georgia Southern* ...... 2:30 p.m. N. 9 . . . . . at ULM* ...... TBA N. 9 . . . . . Missouri State*...... 2:00 p.m. N. 16 . . . . at Texas State*...... TBA N. 16 . . . . Appalachian State* ...... TBA N. 16 . . . . at Western Illinois* . . . . . 1:00 p.m. N. 23 . . . . at Louisiana* ...... TBA N. 23 . . . . South Alabama*...... TBA N. 23 . . . . North Dakota State* . . . . 2:00 p.m. N. 29 . . . . Appalachian State* . . . . . 5:00 p.m. N. 30 . . . . at Georgia Southern* ...... TBA

All Times Central All Times Central All Times Eastern *Missouri Valley Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 119 ARKANSAS STATE 2019 OPPONENTS GAME 7 GAME 8 GAME 9 Oct. 17 vs Louisiana Oct. 26 vs Texas State Nov. 2 at ULM Centennial Bank Stadium | 6:30 p.m. Centennial Bank Stadium |6 p.m. Malone Stadium | 4 p.m.

INFORMATION INFORMATION INFORMATION Location ...... Lafayette, La. Location ...... San Marcos, Texas Location ...... Monroe, La. Founded ...... 1898 Founded ...... 1899 Founded ...... 1931 Enrollment ...... 19,291 Enrollment ...... 38,808 Enrollment ...... 9,290 Colors ...... Vermillion and White Colors ...... Maroon and Gold Colors ...... Maroon and Gold Nickname ...... Ragin’ Cajuns Nickname ...... Bobcats Nickname ...... Warhawks Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference Stadium ...... Cajun Field Stadium ...... Bobcat Stadium Stadium ...... Malone Stadium Capacity ...... 41,264 Capacity ...... 30,000 Capacity ...... 30,427 Playing Surface ...... Matrix Turf Playing Surface . . . . .FieldTurf Revolution 360 Playing Surface ...... Field Turf Revolution President ...... Dr. E. Joseph Savoie President ...... Denise M. Trauth President ...... Nick J. Bruno Dir. of Athletics ...... Dr. Bryan Maggard Dir. of Athletics ...... Dr. Larry Teis Dir. of Athletics ...... Scott McDonald Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Matt Viator Football Phone ...... (337) 482‐5393 Football Phone ...... 512‐245‐2587 Football Phone ...... 337‐482‐6318 Record at School (Years) ...... 7‐7 (1) Record at School (Years) ...... 1st Year Record at School (Years) ...... 14‐22 (3) Career Record (Years) ...... Same 2018 Overall Record ...... 3‐9 Career Record (Years) ...... 96‐55 (13) 2018 Overall Record ...... 7‐7 2018 Conference Record ...... 1‐7 2018 Overall Record ...... 6‐6 2018 Conference Record ...... 5‐3 Conference Finish ...... 5th West 2018 Conference Record ...... 4‐4 Conference Finish ...... T1st West Athletic Website ...... TXStateBobcats.com Conference Finish ...... 3rd West Athletic Website ...... RaginCajuns.com Athletic Website ...... ULMWarhawks.com

Media Relations Media Relations Media Relations Football Contact ...... Josh Brunner Football Contact ...... Rick Poulter Football Contact ...... John Lewandowski E‐Mail ...... [email protected] E‐Mail ...... [email protected] E‐Mail ...... [email protected] Office Phone ...... 337‐482‐5393 Office Phone ...... 512‐245‐2966 Office Phone ...... 318‐342‐5463 Cell Phone ...... 205‐568‐6559 Cell Phone ...... 512‐738‐0697 Cell Phone ...... 512‐896‐3537

2019 Schedule 2019 Schedule 2019 Schedule A. 31 . . . . vs Mississippi State. . . . . 11:00 a.m. A. 29 . . . . at Texas A&M ...... 7:30 p.m. A. 31 . . . . Grambling ...... 7:00 p.m. S. 7 . . . . . Liberty ...... 6:30 p.m. S. 7 . . . . . Wyoming...... 6:00 p.m. S. 7 . . . . . at Florida State ...... 4:00 p.m. S. 14 . . . . Texas Southern...... 6:30 p.m. S. 14 . . . . at SMU...... 6:00 p.m. S. 21 . . . . at Iowa State ...... TBA S. 21 . . . . at Ohio ...... TBA S. 21 . . . . Georgia State* ...... TBA S. 28 . . . . South Alabama* ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 28 . . . . at Georgia Southern* ...... TBA S. 28 . . . . Nicholls State ...... TBA O. 5 . . . . . Memphis ...... 6:00 p.m. O. 9 . . . . . Appalachian State* . . . . . 7:00 p.m. O. 10 . . . . ULM* ...... 8:15 p.m. O. 10 . . . . at Texas State* ...... 8:15 p.m. O. 17. . . . at Arkansas State* . . . . . 6:30 p.m. O. 26. . . . at Arkansas State* . . . . . 6:00 p.m. O. 19 . . . . at Applachian State* . . . . 2:30 p.m. N. 2 . . . . . Texas State* ...... TBA N. 2 . . . . . at Louisiana* ...... TBA N. 2 . . . . . Arkansas State*...... 4:00 p.m. N. 7 . . . . . at Coastal Carolina* . . . . . 6:30 p.m. N. 9 . . . . . South Alabama*...... TBA N. 9 . . . . . Georgia State* ...... 4:00 p.m. N. 16 . . . . at South Alabama* ...... TBA N. 16 . . . . Troy*...... TBA N. 16 . . . . at Georgia Southern* ...... TBA N. 23 . . . . Troy*...... TBA N. 23 . . . . at Appalachian State* ...... TBA N. 23 . . . . Coastal Carolina* ...... 4:00 p.m. N. 30 . . . . ULM* ...... TBA N. 30 . . . . at Coastal Carolina*...... TBA N. 30 . . . . at Louisiana* ...... TBA

All Times Central All Times Central All Times Central *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game 120 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES 2019 OPPONENTS GAME 10 GAME 11 GAME 12 Nov. 16 vs Coastal Carolina Nov. 23 vs Georgia Southern Nov. 29 at South Alabama Centennial Bank Stadium | 2 p.m. Centennial Bank Stadium | 2 p.m. Ladd‐Peebles Stadium | TBA

INFORMATION INFORMATION INFORMATION Location ...... Conway, S.C. Location ...... Statesboro, Ga. Location ...... Mobile, Ala. Founded ...... 1954 Founded ...... 1906 Founded ...... 1963 Enrollment ...... 10,641 Enrollment ...... 26,500 Enrollment ...... 14,834 Colors ...... Teal, Bronze and Black Colors ...... Blue and White Colors ...... Blue, Red and White Nickname ...... Chanticleers Nickname ...... Eagles Nickname ...... Jaguars Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference Stadium ...... Brooks Stadium Stadium ...... Paulson Stadium Stadium ...... Ladd‐Peebles Stadium Capacity ...... 20,000 Capacity ...... 25,000 Capacity ...... 33,471 Playing Surface ...... Artificial Turf Playing Surface ...... Shaw Sports Turf Playing Surface ...... FieldTurf President ...... David A. DeCenzo President ...... Dr. Kyle Marrero President ...... Dr. Tony G. Waldrop Dir. of Athletics ...... Matt Hogue Dir. of Athletics ...... Tom Kleinlein Dir. of Athletics ...... Dr. Joel Erdmann Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Head Coach ...... Steve Campbell Football Phone ...... 843‐349‐3487 Football Phone ...... 912‐478‐5047 Football Phone ...... 251‐445‐4004 Record at School (Years) ...... 3‐9 (1) Record at School (Years) . . . .12‐7 (2nd full yr) Record at School (Years) ...... 3‐9 (1) Career Record ...... 63‐44 Career Record (Years) ...... Same Career Record (Years) ...... 162‐62 (20) Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 49/23 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 14/8 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 10/14 2018 Overall Record ...... 5‐7 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 40/20 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 40/32 2018 Conference Record ...... 2‐6 2018 Overall Record ...... 10‐3 2018 Overall Record ...... 3‐9 Conference Finish ...... 4th East 2018 Conference Record ...... 6‐2 2018 Conference Record ...... 2‐6 Athletic Website ...... GoCCUsports.com Conference Finish ...... 3rd East Conference Finish ...... 4th West Athletic Website ...... GSEagles.com Athletic Website ...... USAJaguars.com

Media Relations Media Relations Media Relations Football Contact ...... Kevin Davis Football Contact ...... Bryan Johnston Football Contact ...... Brian Fremund E‐Mail ...... [email protected] E‐Mail . . . . [email protected] E‐Mail ...... [email protected] Office Phone ...... 843‐349‐2822 Office Phone ...... 912‐478‐5448 Office Phone ...... 251‐414‐8032 Cell Phone ...... 704‐974‐9095 Cell Phone ...... 912‐531‐3575 Cell Phone ...... 251‐623‐3191

2019 Schedule 2019 Schedule 2019 Schedule A. 31 . . . . Eastern Michigan ...... 3:30 p.m. A. 31 . . . . at LSU ...... 7:30 p.m. A. 31 . . . . at Nebraska...... 11:00 a.m. S. 7 . . . . . at Kansas ...... 7:00 p.m. S. 7 . . . . . Maine ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 7 . . . . . Jackson State ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 14 . . . . Norfolk State...... 2:00 p.m. S. 14 . . . . at Minnesota...... 3:30 p.m. S. 14 . . . . Memphis ...... 2:30 p.m. S. 21 . . . . at UMass...... TBA S. 28 . . . . Louisiana*...... TBA S. 21 . . . . at UAB ...... 2:30 p.m. S. 28 . . . . at Appalachian State* . . . 3:30 p.m. O. 3 . . . . . at South Alabama*...... 7:30 p.m. S. 28 . . . . at ULM*...... 6:00 p.m. O. 12 . . . . Georgia State* ...... TBA O. 19 . . . . Coastal Carolina* ...... TBA O. 3 . . . . . Georgia Southern* ...... 6:30 p.m. O. 19 . . . . at Georgia Southern* ...... TBA O. 26 . . . . New Mexico State ...... TBA O. 16 . . . . at Troy* ...... 7:00 p.m. N. 2 . . . . . Troy*...... TBA O. 31 . . . . at Appalachian State* . . . 8:00 p.m. O. 26 . . . . Appalachian State* ...... TBA N. 7 . . . . . Louisiana* ...... 7:30 p.m. N. 9 . . . . . at Troy* ...... 3:30 p.m. N. 9 . . . . . at Texas State*...... TBA N. 16 . . . . at Arkansas State* . . . . . 3:00 p.m. N. 16 . . . . ULM* ...... TBA N. 16 . . . . Louisiana*...... TBA N. 23 . . . . at ULM*...... 5:00 p.m. N. 23 . . . . at Arkansas State* . . . . . 3:00 p.m. N. 23 . . . . at Georgia State* ...... TBA N. 30 . . . . Texas State* ...... TBA N. 30 . . . . Georgia State* ...... TBA N. 29 . . . . Arkansas State* ...... TBA

All Times Eastern All Times Eastern All Times Central *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 121 ARKANSAS STATE ALL‐TIME SERIES

Arkansas State has played Memphis more than any other opponent in school history, meeting the Tigers over 50 times in a series that dates back to 1914.

First Last Scoring First Last Scoring Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Abilene Christian 1953 1973 9 2 1 302 236 Camp Breckinridge (Ky.) 1951 1951 1 0 0 46 12 Akron 1988 1991 1 1 0 36 40 Camp Pike (Ark.) 1919 1920 1 1 0 25 28 Alabama 1982 2018 0 3 0 14 126 Caruthersville (Mo.) JC 1930 1930 0 0 1 0 0 Alabama‐Birmingham 1996 1997 0 2 0 24 55 Centenary Freshmen 1929 1929 1 0 0 27 14 Alcorn State 2012 2012 1 0 0 56 0 Central Arkansas 1916 2016 10 13 2 370 419 Alumni (Arkansas St.) 1923 1931 2 0 1 30 0 Central Florida 1991 2016 1 1 0 51 44 Appalachian State 2014 2018 1 2 0 81 99 Central Michigan 1981 1981 1 0 0 26 23 Arkansas‐Little Rock 1921 1934 2 2 1 41 51 Central Missouri St. 1959 1970 2 0 0 92 27 Arkansas‐Monticello 1922 1947 8 7 2 182 214 Centre (Ky.) 1946 1947 2 0 0 59 0 Arkansas‐Pine Bluff 2013 2017 2 0 0 110 14 Christian Brothers (TN) 1912 1914 1 1 1 54 20 Arkansas College 1913 1996 8 12 2 258 392 Cincinnati 1975 1998 1 1 0 21 60 Arkansas Tech 1919 1958 3 4 0 149 153 Coastal Carolina 2017 2018 2 0 0 95 33 Army 2005 2006 0* 1 0 24 44 Colorado State 1991 1994 0 2 0 27 86 Auburn 2006 2016 0 4 0 49 168 Citadel 1960 1970 3 5 0 105 108 Austin (Tex.) College 1954 1955 1 1 0 60 80 Concordia (Neb.) 1956 1956 1 0 0 56 0 Austin Peay State 1940 1996 5 2 0 106 75 Corning (Ark.) HS 1912 1912 1 0 0 6 0 Ball State 2013 2013 1 0 0 23 20 Corry Field (Fla.) 1951 1951 1 0 0 53 0 Baylor 2001 2001 0 1 0 3 24 Delaware 1986 1986 1 0 0 55 14 Bethel (Ky.) College 1931 1931 1 0 0 13 0 Delta State 1936 1988 4 4 1 131 167 Bethel (Tenn.) College 1921 1931 2 0 0 41 0 Drake 1968 1978 4 0 1 91 71 Boise State 1999 2000 0 2 0 24 105 East Carolina 1992 1996 0 2 0 34 69 Bowling Green 1974 1974 0 1 0 0 17 Eastern Kentucky 1986 1986 1 0 0 24 10 Bradley 1946 1946 0 1 0 2 26 Eastern Michigan 1968 1976 2 1 0 70 46 Brigham Young 1996 1996 0 1 0 9 58 Eastern New Mexico 1969 1972 2 0 0 92 27

122 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ALL‐TIME SERIES First Last Scoring First Last Scoring Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. East Texas State 1953 1987 4 0 1 170 60 Missouri St. 1991 2015 3 1 0 153 95 Ellington (Ill.) AFB 1952 1952 1 0 0 48 0 Missouri Valley 1949 1950 2 0 0 28 26 Emporia (Kan.) State 1952 1953 2 0 0 79 26 Montana State 1960 2014 1 3 0 63 77 Evansville 1946 1946 0 0 1 6 6 Mountain Home Coll. 1928 1928 1 0 0 59 0 Florida 1958 1993 0 2 0 13 95 Murray State 1955 1966 9 3 0 297 189 Florida Atlantic 2005 2010 2* 3 0 117 128 Navy 2010 2010 0 1 0 19 35 Florida International 2005 2012 4* 2 0 264 153 Nebraska 2009 2017 0 3 0 58 123 Georgia 1997 2001 0 2 0 24 83 Nevada 1985 2018 2 4 0 117 173 Georgia Southern 1986 2018 2 2 0 112 127 Nevada‐Las Vegas 1995 2018 1 1 0 50 48 Georgia State 2013 2018 5 0 0 217 128 New Mexico State 1993 2017 6 6 0 383 330 Grambling 1985 1985 1 0 0 10 7 Nicholls State 2001 2001 0 1 0 22 28 Hawaii 1998 1998 1 0 0 20 0 North Alabama 1950 1966 12 4 1 325 190 Henderson State 1914 1951 5 1 2 133 59 North Carolina State 2000 2000 0 1 0 31 38 Hendrix 1913 1939 1 11 1 15 309 North Dakota 1970 1970 1 0 0 23 18 Idaho 1975 2015 7 4 0 354 345 North Dakota State 1968 1968 0 1 0 14 23 Illinois 1999 2011 0 3 0 35 133 North Texas 1983 2012 13* 8 0 554 523 Illinois State 1973 1989 4 0 0 125 42 Northern Illinois 1990 2011 1 7 0 122 239 Illinois Wesleyan 1945 1946 1 1 0 26 27 Northern Iowa 1987 1987 0 1 0 28 49 Indiana 2010 2010 0 1 0 34 36 Northwestern La. 1948 1992 6 5 0 212 202 Indiana State 1973 1976 1 1 0 30 34 Northwest Miss. JC 1932 1940 2 0 1 79 6 Iowa 2009 2009 0 1 0 21 24 Ohio Northern 1952 1952 1 0 0 47 0 Jackson State 1987 1987 1 0 0 35 32 Oklahoma 1992 2000 0 2 0 7 100 Jacksonville State 1995 2001 1 1 0 65 37 Oklahoma State 2005 2006 0 2 0 17 55 Kansas 1981 1981 0 1 0 16 17 Oregon 2012 2012 0 1 0 34 57 Kansas State 1948 1980 0 2 0 13 68 Ouachita Baptist 1915 1950 4 7 0 110 178 Kearney State 1953 1953 1 0 0 32 0 Pacific 1993 1994 0 2 0 22 50 Kent State 2012 2012 1 0 0 17 13 Paragould Business Coll. 1915 1915 1 0 0 26 0 Lamar 1964 1989 15 10 1 590 348 Paragould (Ark.) HS 1911 1912 3 1 0 39 11 Lambuth 1926 1928 2 0 0 33 6 Pensacola Navy 1947 1947 1 0 0 7 6 Lewis (Ill.) 1952 1955 4 0 0 142 13 Pittsburg (Kan.) State 1951 1989 2 1 0 74 41 Louisiana College 1919 1929 1 0 0 6 0 Richmond 1979 2000 1 2 0 71 57 La.‐Lafayette 1953 2018 20* 25 1 1036 982 Sam Houston State 1986 1999 2 0 0 93 27 Louisiana‐Monroe 1959 2018 26* 14 0 1039 796 San Jose State 1995 2002 1 1 0 35 40 Louisiana State 1991 2004 0 3 0 23 165 St. Louis 1923 1935 0 2 0 7 85 Louisiana Tech 1956 2015 12 26 0 639 947 St. Mary (Kan.) 1962 1963 2 0 0 102 21 Louisville 2009 2010 0 2 0 37 55 San Diego State 1976 1976 0 1 0 14 24 Mayfield (Ky.) 1924 1927 2 0 0 25 7 South Alabama 2012 2018 6 1 0 221 131 McNeese State 1972 1989 8 8 1 297 284 South Dakota 1961 1962 2 0 0 39 9 Memphis All‐Stars 1913 1913 1 0 0 67 0 South Dakota State 1952 1963 1 1 0 23 24 Memphis Navy 1949 1952 2 1 0 87 20 Southeast Missouri 1916 2018 5 7 1 145 181 Memphis (State) 1914 2013 23* 29 5 828 1141 Southeastern La. 1954 1970 3 1 0 50 73 Memphis Univ. School 1913 1913 1 0 0 21 0 Southeastern Okla. 1957 1957 1 0 0 32 7 Miami (Fla.) 1997 2014 0 2 0 30 83 Southern Arkansas 1924 1958 7 10 0 247 205 Middle Tennessee 1948 2017 5 10 0 311 406 Southern Illinois 1915 1995 28 9 1 854 469 Millsaps 1929 1929 0 1 0 0 46 Southern Methodist 2006 2017 1 2 0 75 127 Minnesota 1995 1998 0 2 0 21 72 Southern Mississippi 1960 2008 2 9 0 100 232 Mississippi 1914 2004 1 20 2 236 683 Southern Utah 1997 2002 1 1 0 62 50 Mississippi College 1948 1987 4 1 0 115 31 Southwestern (Tenn.) 1914 1937 0 5 0 12 183 Mississippi Delta JC 1940 1941 0 1 1 7 75 Stephen F. Austin 1964 1965 2 0 0 20 6 Mississippi State 1950 1994 0 15 1 129 603 Stetson 1951 1951 0 1 0 20 35 Mississippi State “B” 1945 1945 0 1 0 0 43 Tampa 1958 1959 0 2 0 27 34 Mississippi Valley St. 1995 2009 2 0 0 116 3 Tennessee 2007 2014 0 2 0 46 82 Missouri 2004 2015 0 4 0 76 164 Tenn.‐Chattanooga 1972 1984 5 2 0 144 60 Missouri‐Rolla 1939 1941 0 3 0 18 129 Tennessee‐Martin 1930 2005 9* 3 1 357 152 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 123 ARKANSAS STATE ALL‐TIME SERIES

Arkansas State has played Louisiana‐Lafayette 47 times, including the last 18 consecutive seasons for the longest current streak against any opponent in school history. A‐State and Louisiana‐Lafayette have shared three different conferencs at the same time, including the Sun Belt (2001‐cur.), Big West (1993‐95) and Southland (1971‐81).

First Last Scoring First Last Scoring Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Tennesee Tech 1933 1969 8 10 0 237 301 Wyoming 1979 1990 0 2 0 41 51 Texarkana JC 1929 1929 0 1 0 6 16 Xavier (Ohio) 1946 1973 1 1 0 37 26 Texas 2007 2007 0 1 0 13 21 Texas A&M 1983 2008 1 3 0 50 100 *1 victory vs. Army, Tennessee‐Martin, Louisiana‐Lafayette, Texas‐Arlington 1964 1985 13 8 1 561 385 Louisiana‐Monroe, Florida Atlantic, Memphis, North Texas and Texas Christian 1999 2000 0 2 0 24 70 Troy, and 2 victories vs. Florida International later vacated due Texas Southern 2008 2008 1 0 0 83 10 to NCAA sanctions. Texas State 2013 2018 5 1 0 219 116 Texas Tech 1995 1995 0 1 0 25 63 MOST PLAYED RIVALRIES Toledo 1990 2016 0 5 0 89 223 Trinity (Tex.) 1964 1972 6 3 0 194 150 1. Memphis...... 58 Troy (State) 1951 2017 8* 6 0 372 340 2. Louisiana‐Lafayette ...... 47 Tulsa 1978 2018 3 2 0 108 121 3. Louisiana‐Monroe ...... 40 Utah State 1995 2016 3 4 0 123 185 4. Southern Illinois ...... 38 Union (Tenn.) 1916 1950 5 5 0 121 150 USC 2015 2015 0 1 0 6 55 5. Louisiana Tech ...... 38 Virginia Tech 1994 2011 0 3 0 21 173 6. Lamar ...... 26 Washington (Mo.) 1947 1947 0 1 0 14 40 7. Central Arkansas ...... 25 Western Illinois 1959 1959 0 1 0 19 22 8. Mississippi ...... 23 Western Kentucky 1947 2013 3 4 1 175 178 9. Texas‐Arlington ...... 22 Western Michigan 1967 1968 1 1 0 21 28 Arkansas College ...... 22 Wichita State 1970 1973 2 2 0 81 48 North Texas ...... 22 Wisconsin‐Whitewater 1961 1961 0 1 0 7 8 124 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ATTENDANCE CHART ATTENDANCE CHART Crowd Site Opponent Year Score 102,368 ...... Knoxville, Tenn...... Tennessee...... 2007 ...... UT, 48‐27 100,495 ...... Tuscaloosa, Ala...... Alabama ...... 2018 ...... Alabama, 57‐7 99,538 ...... Knoxville, Tenn...... Tennessee...... 2014 ...... UT, 34‐19 92,138 ...... Tuscaloosa, Ala...... Alabama ...... 2008 ...... Alabama, 35‐0 91,611 ...... Baton Rouge, La...... Louisiana State ...... 2004 ...... LSU, 53‐3 90,171 ...... Lincoln, Neb...... Nebraska...... 2017 ...... Nebraska, 43‐36 86,825 ...... Auburn, Ala...... Auburn ...... 2016 ...... Auburn, 51‐14 86,520 ...... Athens, Ga...... Georgia ...... 2001...... UG, 45‐17 85,290 ...... Lincoln, Neb...... Nebraska...... 2012 ...... Nebraska, 42‐13 85,035 ...... Lincoln, Neb...... Nebraska...... 2009...... UN, 38‐9 84,440 ...... Austin, Texas...... Texas ...... 2007 ...... UT, 21‐13 84,051 ...... Gainesville, Fla...... Florida ...... 1993 ...... UF, 44‐6 83,441 ...... Auburn, Ala...... Auburn ...... 2010 ...... Auburn, 52‐26 83,246 ...... Auburn, Ala...... Auburn ...... 2013 ...... Auburn, 38‐9 80,051 ...... Baton Rouge, La...... Louisiana State ...... 1998 ...... LSU, 42‐6 79,809 ...... Los Angeles, Calif...... USC ...... 2015 ...... USC, 55‐6 79,145 ...... Athens, Ga...... Georgia ...... 1997...... UG, 38‐7 78,943 ...... Auburn, Ala...... Auburn ...... 2006 ...... Auburn, 27‐0 TOP CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM CROWDS

Crowd Opponent Date Day‐Nite Score 31,243 ...... Middle Tennessee ...... 12‐1‐12...... Day ...... ASU, 45‐0 30,451 ...... Arkansas‐Pine Bluff ...... 8‐31‐13 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 62‐11 30,427 ...... Memphis ...... 9‐18‐04 ...... Nite...... UM, 47‐35 30,243 ...... Louisiana‐Monroe ...... 11‐8‐12 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 45‐23 29,872 ...... Memphis ...... 9‐10‐11 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 47‐3 29,465 ...... Central Arkansas...... 9‐13‐97 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 36‐35 29,317 ...... Louisiana‐Monroe ...... 10‐4‐14 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 28‐14 29,143 ...... Missouri...... 9‐12‐15 ...... Nite ...... Missouri, 27‐20 29,029 ...... Utah State ...... 9‐20‐14 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 21‐14 (OT) 28,041 ...... Memphis ...... 9‐8‐12...... Nite ...... ASU, 33‐28 28,012 ...... Central Arkansas...... 9‐24‐16 ...... Nite ...... UCA, 28‐23 27,918 ...... Central Arkansas...... 9‐24‐11 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 53‐24 27,774 ...... Memphis ...... 9‐27‐07 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 35‐31 27,462 ...... Troy ...... 12‐2‐17 ...... Nite ...... Troy, 32‐25 26,781 ...... Idaho ...... 10‐12‐13 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 48‐24 26,634 ...... Missouri State...... 9‐19‐15 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 70‐7 26,182 ...... Toledo ...... 9‐2‐16...... Nite ...... Toledo, 31‐10 26,143 ...... Montana State ...... 8‐30‐14 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 37‐10 26,012 ...... Troy ...... 9‐12‐13 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 41‐34 25,938 ...... Southern Miss...... 9‐13‐08 ...... Nite...... USM, 27‐24 25,916 ...... Coastal Carolina ...... 10‐14‐17 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 51‐17 25,219 ...... Louisville ...... 10‐2‐10 ...... Nite ...... UL, 34‐24 25,160 ...... Western Kentucky ...... 9‐29‐12 ...... Nite ...... WKU, 26‐13 25,112 ...... Central Arkansas...... 10‐5‐96 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 17‐7 24,578 ...... Louisiana‐Lafayette ...... 10‐22‐13 ...... Nite...... ULL, 23‐7 24,371 ...... Arkansas‐Pine Bluff ...... 9‐16‐17 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 48‐3 24,256 ...... Middle Tennessee ...... 9‐20‐08 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 31‐14 23,641 ...... Troy ...... 9‐26‐09...... Day ...... Troy, 30‐27 23,615 ...... South Alabama ...... 11‐8‐14...... Day ...... ASU, 45‐10 23,426 ...... Army ...... 9‐2‐06...... Nite ...... ASU, 14‐6* 23,411 ...... Idaho ...... 10‐3‐15 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 49‐35 23,176 ...... Louisiana‐Monroe ...... 9‐18‐10 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 34‐20 23,143 ...... Texas State ...... 11‐16‐13 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 38‐21 22,745 ...... Louisiana‐Monroe ...... 10‐11‐08 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 37‐29 22,368 ...... Mississippi...... 10‐6‐01 ...... Nite...... UM, 35‐17 22,277 ...... South Alabama ...... 10‐15‐16 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 17‐7 22,143 ...... South Alabama ...... 10‐13‐12 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 36‐29 21,943 ...... Louisiana‐Lafayette ...... 10‐19‐17 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 47‐3 21,741 ...... Texas Southern...... 9‐6‐08...... Nite ...... ASU, 83‐10 21,559 ...... Alcorn State ...... 9‐22‐12 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 56‐0 *Win later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 125 ARKANSAS STATE ATTENDANCE CHART CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM YEARLY ATTENDANCE

Year Total Games Average Rec 2018 ...... 119,001 ...... Six (4 nite, 2 day)...... 19,834 ...... 8‐5 2017 ...... 119,538 ...... Five (4 nite, 1 day)...... 23,908 ...... 7‐5 2016 ...... 136,200 ...... Six (5 nite, 1 day)...... 22,700 ...... 8‐5 2015 ...... 138,043 ...... Six (5 nite, 1 day)...... 23,007 ...... 9‐4 2014 ...... 149,163 ...... Six (3 nite, 3 day)...... 24,860 ...... 7‐5 2013 ...... 149,477 ...... Six (5 nite, 1 day)...... 24,913 ...... 8‐5 2012 ...... 158,389 ...... Six (5 nite, 1 day)...... 26,398...... 10‐3 2011 ...... 127,541 ...... Six (6 nite) ...... 21,256...... 10‐3 2010 ...... 86,969...... Five (3 nite, 2 day)...... 17,394 ...... 4‐8 2009 ...... 88,445...... Five (2 nite, 3 day)...... 17,689 ...... 4‐8 2008 ...... 105,525 ...... Five (4 nite, 1 day)...... 21,105 ...... 6‐6 2007 ...... 102,237 ...... Six (5 nite, 1 day)...... 17,040 ...... 5‐7 2006 ...... 71,528...... Four (3 nite, 1 day) ...... 17,882...... 0‐6* 2005 ...... 77,382...... Five (5 nite) ...... 15,476...... 2‐6* 2004 ...... 61,307...... Four (4 nite)...... 15,327 ...... 3‐8 2003 ...... 87,439* ...... Four (3 nite, 1 day) ...... 16,826 ...... 5‐7 2002 ...... 60,702...... Six (3 nite, 3 day)...... 13,199 ...... 6‐7 2001 ...... 69,687...... Five (2 nite, 3 day)...... 11,614 ...... 2‐9 2000 ...... 57,571...... Five (2 nite, 3 day)...... 11,514...... 1‐10 1999 ...... 60,022...... Five (2 nite, 3 day)...... 12,044 ...... 4‐7 1998 ...... 63,652...... Six (6 day)...... 10,609 ...... 4‐8 1997 ...... 71,721...... Five (3 nite, 2 day)...... 14,344 ...... 2‐9 1996 ...... 72,863...... Five (3 nite, 2 day)...... 14,565 ...... 4‐7 1995 ...... 50,850...... Six (3 nite, 3 day)...... 8,475 ...... 6‐5 1994 ...... 34,763...... Four (2 nite, 2 day) ...... 8,691...... 1‐10 1993 ...... 61,320...... Five (3 nite, 2 day)...... 12,264 ...... 2‐8‐1 1992 ...... 44,500...... Four (4 day) ...... 11,125 ...... 2‐9 1991 ...... 104,727 ...... Six (3 nite, 3 day)...... 17,454...... 1‐10 1990 ...... 45,958...... Three (1 nite, 2 day) ...... 15,319 ...... 3‐7‐1 1989 ...... 77,864...... Five (4 nite, 1 day)...... 15,573 ...... 5‐6 1988 ...... 53,128...... Four (3 nite, 1 day) ...... 13,295 ...... 5‐6 1987 ...... 78,876...... Five (4 nite, 1 day)...... 15,775 ...... 8‐4‐1 1986 ...... 106,310 ...... Five (4 nite, 1 day)...... 13,289 ...... 12‐2‐1 1985 ...... 73,786...... Six (3 nite, 3 day)...... 12,298 ...... 9‐4 1984 ...... 50,103...... Six (5 nite, 1 day)...... 8,351 ...... 8‐4‐1 1983 ...... 52,956...... Four (3 nite, 1 day) ...... 13,239 ...... 5‐5‐1 1982 ...... 68,135...... Five (2 nite, 3 day)...... 13,627 ...... 5‐6 1981 ...... 62,697...... Five (2 nite, 3 day)...... 12,539 ...... 6‐5 1980 ...... 61,282...... Five (4 nite, 1 day)...... 12,257 ...... 2‐9 1979 ...... 75,320...... Five (3 nite, 2 day)...... 15,064 ...... 4‐7 1978 ...... 63,226...... Four (3 nite, 1 day) ...... 12,645 ...... 7‐4 1977 ...... 57,694...... Five (3 nite, 2 day)...... 11,539 ...... 7‐4 1976 ...... 53,754...... Five (5 nite) ...... 10,751 ...... 5‐6 1975 ...... 64,160...... Five (3 nite, 2 day)...... 12,832...... 11‐0 1974 ...... 42,735...... Five (5 day) ...... 8,547...... 7‐3 *4 victories in 2005 and 6 victories in 2006 later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Actual on‐field record in both 2005 and 2006 was 6‐6. 126 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL HISTORY ARKANSAS STATE RED WOLVES IN THE PROS

RYAN CARRETHERS DON JONES DEMARIO DAVIS DEREK NEWTON 2014 NFL Draft, Chargers 2013 NFL Draft, Dolphins 2012 NFL Draft, Jets 2011 NFL Draft, Texans 5th Round 7th Round 3rd Round 7th Round RED WOLVES IN THE NFL, SUPER BOWL

There has been at least one Red Wolf on 31 of 32 NFL teams so far. The only team yet to have a former A‐State player is the Carolina Panthers, and defensive back Darren Toney signed a rookie free agent contract with them in 2009. The team most frequent ed by A‐State alums are the Phil‐ adel phia Eagles and New York Jets with 11 each. The , Miami Dolphins and the Chicago/ St. Louis/Arizona Cardinals are next with nine. The Denver Broncos follow with seven for‐ mer A‐State players. Arkansas State has had more than 125 players sign pro contracts with an NFL franchise. From Clifton Mack in 1939 to Dee Liner, Blake Mack, Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones and Kyle Wilson in 2018, the Red Wolves have a very long tradition of developing players that move on to the next level. In fact, A‐State had a player taken in the NFL Draft a school‐record eight consecutive years from 2007‐14 ‐‐ Oren O’Neal in 2007, Tyrell Johnson in 2008, tight end David Johnson in 2009, defensive end Alex Carrington in 2010, offensive lineman Derek Newton in 2011, linebacker Demario Davis in 2012, defensive back Don Jones in 2013 and defensive lineman Carrethers in 2014. Not only were the eight consecutive years with a draft selection a school record, at the time it tied the third longest streak among the “Group of Five” conferences. Carrethers most recently be‐ came the 47th A‐State player to ever be selected in the NFL Draft. Many players have gone on to very long and successful careers at a number of different levels. A total of eight former players for A‐State have played in the Super Bowl, and seven coaches have experience in pro football’s biggest event. Super Bowl XLIII presented an especially intriguing match‐up for Arkansas State fans with four coaches, including Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin, participating that had ties to A‐State’s football history. The road to Super Bowl XLIII for Tomlin and two others on the Steelers’ coaching staff, line‐ backers coach Keith Butler and wide receivers coach Randy Fichtner, went through Jonesboro in the mid‐to‐late 1990’s as assistant coaches on the Arkansas State staff. Tomlin, Fichtner and But‐ ler were back in the Super Bowl two seasons later, along with David Johnson. Working on the opposite sideline in Super Bowl XLIII was Arizona assistant coach Maurice Carthon, who played running back at Arkansas State from 1979‐82. Carthon also played in Super Bowls XXI and XXV for the New York Giants, brought home a pair of champi on ship rings, and was an assistant coach on the 1996 Super Bowl runner‐up New England Patriots in Super Bowl XXXI. Prior to Johnson, the most recent former A‐State player to compete in the Super Bowl was A‐ State record‐holding punter Kyle Richardson, who was on the World Champion in Super Bowl XXXV. , former ASU head football coach in 1992, played in Super Bowls III and V with the Baltimore Colts, and was the of fen sive coordinator for the Pa tri ots in Super Bowl XXXI. LB Bill Bergey and RB Leroy Harris played in Super Bowl XII with the . DB Oren Middlebrook (who went by Orna while at ASU) played in Super Bowl XII for the Den‐ ver Broncos. Former assistant coach Dennis “Dirt” Winston played in four Super Bowls (IX, X, XIII, XIV) with the Pittsburgh Steelers. 128 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES RED WOLVES IN THE PROS

ALEX CARRINGTON DAVID JOHNSON TYRELL JOHNSON OREN O’NEAL 2010 NFL Draft, Bills 2009 NFL Draft, Steelers 2008 NFL Draft, Vikings 2007 NFL Draft, Raiders 3rd Round 7th Round 2nd Round 6th Round RED WOLVES’ PROFESSIONAL DRAFT SELECTIONS AND FREE AGENT SIGNINGS 2019: Lanard Bonner, Atlanta Falcons lanta Falcons (free agent) ‐‐ Marcus Brown, (free agent) Seattle Seahawks (free agent) ‐‐ Stanley 2018: Dee Liner, Kansas City Chiefs (free Wakwe, BC Lions (free agent) ‐‐ Corey agent) ‐‐ Blake Mack, Kansas City Chiefs (free Leonard, BC Lions (free agent) ‐‐ Brandon agent) ‐‐ Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones, Cincinnati Thompkins, BC Lions (free agent), Orlando Bengals (free agent) ‐‐ Kyle Wilson, Philadel‐ Predators phia Eagles (free agent) 2009: David Johnson, Pittsburgh Steelers 2017: Chris Odom, Atlanta Falcons (free (7th round), San Diego Chargers agent) ‐‐ Chris Humes, Oakland Raiders (free 2008: Tyrell Johnson, Minnesota Vikings agent) ‐‐ Xavier Woodson‐Luster, Oakland (2nd round), Detroit Lions ‐‐ Darren Toney, Raiders (free agent) Carolina Panthers (free agent) ‐‐ Khayyam 2016: Darion Griswold, Indianapolis Colts Burns, Kansas City Chiefs (free agent) (free agent) ‐‐ Atlanta Falcons, J.D. McKissic, 2007: Oren O’Neal, Oakland Raiders (6th Atlanta Falcons (free agent), Seattle Sea‐ round) hawks 2006: Shermar Bracey, Green Bay Pack‐ 2014: Ryan Carrethers, San Diego Charg‐ ers (free agent) ‐‐ Nick Noce, Dallas Cowboys ers (5th round) ‐‐ Julian Jones, Atlanta Fal‐ (free agent) ‐‐ Antonio Warren, Cleveland cons (free agent) ‐‐ Adam Kennedy, New Browns (free agent) Orleans Voodoo 2005: Steven Gibbs, Seattle Seahawks 2013: Don Jones, Miami Dolphins (7th (free agent) round), New England Patriots, New Orleans, 2004: Corey Williams, Green Bay Packers Cleveland Browns, San Francisco 49ers ‐‐ (6th round) – Jon Bradley, Philadelphia Ea‐ Taylor Stockemer, Miami Dolphins (free gles (free agent), Tampa Bay Buccaneers, De‐ agent) ‐‐ Josh Jarboe, Los Angeles Kiss (free troit Lions – James Hickenbotham, agent) Saskatchewan Rough Riders (free agent) – 2012: Demario Davis, New York Jets (3rd Lamar Lee, Saskatchewan Rough Riders (free round), Cleveland Browns, New Orleans agent) – Tommy Miller, Lubbock Lone Stars Saints ‐‐ Brandon Joiner, Cincinnati Bengals (free agent) – Segun Ajigbeda, Birmingham (free agent) ‐‐ Kelcie McCray, Miami Dol‐ Steeldogs (free agent) phins (free agent), Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 2003: Garry Johnson, Cincinnati Bengals Kansas City Chiefs, Seattle Seahawks (free agent) 2011: Derek Newton, Houston Texans 2002: Garrick Jones, (7th round) ‐‐ M.D. Jennings, Green Bay (free agent), Kansas City Chiefs, Houston Tex‐ Packers (free agent), Chicago Bears ‐‐ Bryan ans ‐ Jonathan Adams, New Orleans Saints, Hall, Baltimore Ravens (free agent), Hamil‐ (free agent), Phoenix Cardinals ‐ Nick Gatto, ton Tiger Cats Orlando Predators (free agent), Dallas Des‐ 2010: Alex Carrington, Buffalo Bills (3rd perados, Chicago Rush, Detroit Fury, Texas round), St. Louis Rams ‐‐ Daylan Walker, At‐ Copperheads ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 129 ARKANSAS STATE RED WOLVES IN THE PROS

M.D. JENNINGS KELCIE McCRAY COREY WILLIAMS JON BRADLEY Packers 2011‐13, Bears 2014, Dolphins 2013, Buccaneers 2013, Packers 2004‐07, Browns Buccaneers 2004‐06, Buccaneers 2015 Chiefs 2014, 2008‐09, Lions 2010‐12 Lions 2007‐08 Seahawks 2015‐17, Bills 2018 2001: Robert Kilow, Tampa Bay Bucca‐ Machine neers (free agent), St. Louis Rams, Detroit 1987: Greg Lee, Pittsburgh Steelers (free Lions, Chicago Rush, Arkansas Twisters – agent), Dallas Cowboys, Riders – Cleo Lemon, Green Bay Packers, Baltimore Steve Sampson, Dallas Cowboys (free Ravens (free agent), Memphis Explorers, San agent), Seattle Seahawks – Jim Wiseman, Diego Chargers, Miami Dolphins, Phoenix Cardinals (free agent) Argonauts – Jacquis Walker, Jacksonville 1986: Michael Adams, New Orleans Jaguars (free agent) – Reginald Cooley, Saints (3rd round), Phoenix Cardinals, Sacra‐ Arkansas Twisters mento Surge – Elbert Shelley, Atlanta Fal‐ 1999: Lennie Johnson, Arkansas Twisters cons (11th round) – Rickey Jemison, – Chappell Mitchell, Arkansas Twisters – J.J. Washington Redskins (free agent) – Vincent Washington, Los Angeles Avengers Barnett, Green Bay Packers (free agent), 1998: Todd Frohbieter, St. Louis Rams Cleveland Browns – Cazzy Francis, Tampa (free agent) – Clarence Williams, British Co‐ Bay Buccaneers (free agent) lumbia Lions (free agent) 1985: Ray Brown, St. Louis Cardinals (8th 1997: Corey Walker, Philladelphia Eagles round), Washington Redskins, San Francisco (free agent), Seattle Seahawks, Oakland 49ers, Detroit Lions – Michael Cline, Green Raiders – Kyle Richardson, (18th Bay Packers (8th round), Arizona Outlaws round), Miami Dolphins, Seattle Seahawks, (9th round), Roughriders, Indianapo‐ Baltimore Ravens, Minnesota Vikings, lis Colts – Carter Ray Crawford, St. Louis Car‐ Philadelphia Eagles dinals (free agent), Concorde – 1996: Carlos Emmons, Pittsburgh Steel‐ Stacy Gore, Memphis Showboats (free ers (7th round), Philadelphia Eagles, New agent), Miami Dolphins, Detroit Lions — York Giants – Stefan Gamlin, Frankfort Stacy Price, St. Louis Cardinals (free agent), Galaxy (free agent) San Diego Chargers – Mitchell Young, Miami 1994: Kendricke Bullard, New England Pa‐ Dolphins (free agent), Denver Broncos, At‐ triots (free agent), Dallas Cowboys, Jack‐ lanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers sonville Jaguars 1984: Judious Lewis, Seattle Seahawks 1992: Bryant Broady, New York Jets (free (8th round) – Gill Stegall, Denver Gold (8th agent), round), , St. Louis Cardi‐ 1990: Jeff Fields, Los Angeles Rams (9th nals, Detroit Lions – Farrell Wilson, Dallas round) – Alex Shell, New York Giants (free Cowboys (free agent), Detroit Lions agent), Orlando Predators 1983: Dwayne Pittman, Oklahoma Out‐ 1989: Fred Barnett, Philadelphia Eagles laws (4th round), Memphis Showboats, Or‐ (3rd round), Miami Dolphins ‐‐ Tony Walton lando Renegades – Bill Johnson, Denver (free agent), New York Giants Gold (17th round), Cincinnati Bengals – 1988: Tim Smiley, Washington Redskins Erven Beasley, Dallas Cowboys (free agent) – (5th round), Buffalo Bills – Tyrone Jones, Freddy Rogers, Montreal Concorde (free Philadelphia Eagles (free agent), Montreal agent), Baltimore Stars – Gary Burton, Miami 130 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES RED WOLVES IN THE PROS

CLEO LEMON FRED BARNETT MAURICE CARTHON BILL BERGEY Chargers, Dolphins, 1993 Pro Bowl selection and Played in Super Bowls XXI and Named one of the 300 great‐ Jaguars, 2004‐09 member of the 1990 All‐Mad‐ XXV for the New York Giants est players of all time in the den Team NFL. Dolphins (free agent) , Montreal Concorde – 1982: Maurice Carthon, New Jersey Gen‐ Orna Middlebrook, Denver Broncos (10th erals (8th round), New York Giants, Indi‐ round), Phila del phia Eagles – Roy Painter, anapolis Colts – Waddell Kelly, New England New York Jets (free agent), Eski‐ Patriots (12th round), Blue mos Bombers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Rick Fish‐ 1975: Ken Jones, Buffalo Bills (2nd round), back, Los Angeles Raiders (free agent) – New York Jets – Dick Dixon, Seattle Sea‐ Henry Harris, Vancouver Lions (free agent) – hawks (7th round), Philadelphia Eagles – Bruce Gartman, Memphis Showboats (free Jerry Muckensturm, Chicago Bears (7th agent) round) – Jimmy Lisko, Denver Broncos (9th 1981: Ken Armbrust, Denver Broncos round), New York Jets – Eddie Morgan, New (free agent), Denver Gold – Paul Gilbow, York Giants (15th round), Edmonton Eskimos Denver Broncos (free agent), Memphis – Mike Malham, Chicago Bears (17th round), Showboats – John McCaughey, Oakland Houston Oilers, , Bal‐ Raiders (free agent) – Jerry Mack, Birming‐ timore Colts ham Stallions (free agent), Memphis Show‐ 1974: Stan Winfrey, Miami Dolphins (2nd boats – Leveren Tillman, Oakland Raiders round), Buffalo Bills, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, (free agent) Washington Redskins – Steve Burks, New 1979: Gene Bradley, Buffalo Bills (2nd England Patriots (4th round) – Joe Hollimon, round), New Jersey Generals – Danny Cook, Minnesota Vikings (8th round), Edmonton New Orleans Saints (free agent) – Ron Nor‐ Eskimos, Baltimore Stars – Joe Duren, Mem‐ man, Memphis Showboats (free agent), phis Southmen (free agent) – Andy Haney, Birmingham Stallions Kansas City Chiefs (free agent) 1978: Dikki Dyson, Dallas Cowboys (free 1973: Doug Lowery, New York Jets (15th agent) – Ed Preston (track), Dallas Cowboys round) – Vince Ancell, St. Louis Cardinals (free agent), Winnipeg Blue Bombers, St. (15th round) Louis Cardinals, Green Bay Packers, Birming‐ 1971 — Bill Phillips, Denver Broncos (3rd ham Stallions, Montreal Concorde round), New England Patriots – Calvin Har‐ 1977: Hugh Crisp, Chicago Bears (free rell, Edmonton Eskimos (5th round by Miami agent) Dolphins) – Dennis Meyer, Pittsburgh Steel‐ 1976: Leroy Harris, Miami Dolphins (5th ers (6th round), Portland Thunder, Atlanta round), Philadelphia Eagles – T.J. Falcons, – Wayne Dor‐ Humphreys, Philadelphia Eagles (9th round) ton, New Orleans Saints (6th round), Win‐ – Joel Mullins, Green Bay Packers (9th nipeg Blue Bombers, Philadephia Eagles – round), Edmonton Eskimos – Robert Speer, Steve Lockhart, New Orleans Saints (12th Atlanta Falcons (9th round) – Denver Lati‐ round) – James Hamilton, Cincinnati Bengals more, Cleveland Browns (free agent) – Ron (13th round), San Diego Chargers Meeks, New York Giants (free agent), Hamil‐ 1970: Chet Douthit, Miami Dolphins (free ton Tiger Cats, , agent) ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 131 ARKANSAS STATE RED WOLVES IN THE PROS

RAY BROWN CARLOS EMMONS KEN JONES ELBERT SHELLEY Former Pro Bowl selection Enjoyed an 11‐year NFL career, NFL career spanned 12 years Four‐time Pro Bowl selection that played 20 seasons recording 429 tackles over his with the Buffalo Bills and while playing with the Falcons in the NFL final six seasons New York Jets from 1987‐96 1969: Clovis Swinney, New Orleans Saints ALL‐TIME A‐STATE NFL DRAFT (3rd round), New York Jets, Houston Oilers, SELECTIONS BY ROUND Southern California Suns – Ken Bennett, Dal‐ las Cowboys (free agent) 2nd Round (5): Tyrell Johnson (2008), 1968: Bill Bergey, Cincinnati Bengals (2nd Gene Bradley (1979), Ken Jones (1975), round), Philadelphia Eagles – Gary Crane, Stan Winfrey (1974), Bill Bergey (1968) Denver Broncos (14th round), Birming ham 3rd Round (6): Demario Davis (2012), Alex Vulcans, Hawaii Islanders – Frank McGuigan, Carrington (2010), Fred Barnett (1989), Philadephia Eagles (free agent), New Orleans Michael Adams (1986), Bill Phillips Saints, New England Patriots, Philadephia (1971), Clovis Swinney (1969) Bell 4th Round (1): Steve Burks (1974) 1967: Ron Worthen, Green Bay Packers 5th Round (4): Ryan Carrethers (2014), (10th round) Tim Smiley (1988), Leroy Harris (1976), 1965: Dan Summers, Chicago Bears (free Calvin Harrell (1971) agent) – H.K. Reeves, Dallas Cowboys (free 6th Round (4): Oren O’Neal (2006), Corey agent) Williams (2004), Dennis Meyer (1971), 1962: Sammy Weir, New York Jets (free Wayne Dorton (1971) agent), Houston Oilers – Billy Joe Turner, 7th Round (6): Don Jones (2013), Derek Cleveland Browns (free agent), Ottawa Newton (2011), David Johnson (2009), Roughriders – Dick Martillo, Montreal Alou‐ Carlos Emmons (1996), Dick Dixon ettes (free agent) (1975), Jerry Muckensturm (1975) 1960: Alfred Bentley, New York Jets (free 8th Round (4): Ray Brown (1985), Michael agent) Cline (1985), Judious Lewis (1984), Joe 1959: Bill Caldwell, New York Jets (free Hollimon (1974) agent) 9th Round (5): Jeff Fields (1990), T.J. 1957: Howard Cissell, Baltimore Colts Humphreys (1976), Joel Mullins (1976), (free agent), Montreal Alouettes Robert Speer (1976), Jimmy Lisko (1975) 1956: Tommy Spiers, Chicago Cardinals 10th Round (2): Orna Middlebrook (1976), (free agent), Vancouver Lions Ron Worthen (1967) 1953: Richie Woit, Detroit Lions (free 11th Round (1): Elbert Shelley (1986) agent) 12th Round (2): Waddell Kelly (1982), 1948: Harry Lache, Baltimore Colts (free Steve Lockhart (1971) agent) 13th Round (1): James Hamilton (1971) 1939: Clifton Mack, Detroit Lions (free 14th Round (1): Gary Crane (1968) agent) 15th Round (3): Eddie Moran (1975), Doug Lowery (1973), Vince Ancell (1973) 17th Round (1): Mike Malham (1975)

132 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES FIRST TEAM ALL‐AMERICA SELECTIONS Randy Barnhill, OG, 1986 (I‐AA) ...... AP, AFCA, FN Garry Johnson, OT, 2002 ...... CFN Bill Bergey, LB, 1968 ...... AP, AFCA Ken Jones, OG, 1975 (Div. I) ...... FWAA, TM, SN Ray Brown, OT, 1985 (I‐AA) ...... FN Doug Lowrey, OG, 1973...... AFCA Dan Buckley, C, 1969 ...... AP Dennis Meyer, DB, 1971 ...... AP, AFCA Carter Ray Crawford, NG, 1985 (I‐AA) ...... AP, AFCA, FN Bill Phillips, OG, 1970 ...... AP Carter Ray Crawford, NG, 1984 (I‐AA) ...... AP, AFCA, FN Tommy Spiers, QB, 1955 ...... NAIA Wayne Dorton, OG, 1971...... AP Dan Summers, LB, 1965 ...... AP Frank Farella, OG, 1957 ...... NAIA Dan Summers, LB, 1964 ...... AP Charlie Fredrick, DT, 1987 ...... AP, AFCA, FN Clovis Swinney, DT, 1969 ...... AP, AFCA Calvin Harrell, RB, 1970 ...... AFCA Jim Wiseman, C, 1987 ...... AP, FN Calvin Harrell, RB, 1971 ...... AFCA Richie Woit, RB, 1953...... AP T.J. Humphreys, OG, 1976 (Div. I) ...... AP KEY: AP—Associated Press, AFCA— Coaches Asso cia tion (Kodak), FN—Football News, FWAA—Football Writers Assoc. of America, NAIA—National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, SN— Sporting News, TM—Time Magazine, CFN —CollegeFootballNews.com.

Dennis Meyer Dan SummersCarter Ray Crawford Wayne Dorton Garry Johnson

Charlie Fredrick Tommy SpiersRay Brown Calvin Harrell Clovis Swinney

Bill Bergey Dan Buckley Frank FarellaT.J. Humphreys Richie Woit

Ken Jones Bill PhillipsDoug Lowrey Randy Barnhill Jim Wiseman ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 133 ARKANSAS STATE HONORS AND AWARDS

David Hines Leroy Harris Jerry Muckensturm

TERRY GWIN SCHOLAR‐ATHLETE 1987 ...... Jim Wiseman, C HONORABLE MENTION ALL‐AMERICAS 2018...... Justice Hansen (QB) 1986 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG Associated Press 2013 ...... Brian Davis (K) 1985...... Ray Brown, OT 1987 ...... Dwane Brown, QB 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) 1985...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1987 ...... Greg Lee, CB 2010...... Alex Carrington (DE) 1984...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1986 ...... Jim Wiseman, C 2009 ...... Brian Flagg (DE) FWAA 1986...... John Suskie, OT 2008 ...... Tyrell Johnson (S) 1975...... Ken Jones, OG 1986 ...... Dwane Brown, QB 2005 ...... Oren O’Neal (FB) NCAA 1986...... Scott Roper, K 2004 ...... Jason Wood (WR) 1957...... Frank Farella, OG 1986 ...... Rickey Jemison, FB 2000 ...... Ron Teat (TE) 1955 ...... Tommy Spiers, QB 1986...... Marvin Neloms, DE 1996...... Jeff Caldwell (PK) Sporting News 1986 ...... Charlie Fredrick, NG 1993...... Blake Denison (WR) 1975...... Ken Jones, OG 1986 ...... Fred Barnes, DT 1991 ...... John Chism (FB) Time Magazine 1986 ...... Greg Lee, CB 1990...... Mike Ray (OT) 1975...... Ken Jones, OG 1986...... Michael Adams, CB 1988...... Jim Wiseman (C) CollegeFootballNews.com 1986...... Vincent Barnett, FS 1987 ...... Mark Robbins (QB) 2002 ...... Garry Johnson, OG 1985 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG 1986 ...... Mark McMinn (OG) 1985...... Ray Brown, OT 1984 ...... Tim Langford (QB) SECOND TEAM ALL‐AMERI CAS 1985 ...... Rickey Jemison, FB Associated Press 1985...... Michael Cline, DT FIRST‐TEAM ALL‐AMERICAS 1982 ...... Mike Morris, LB 1985...... Marvin Neloms, DE Associated Press 1982 ...... Bruce Gartman, Punter 1985 ...... Greg Lee, CB 1987 ...... Charlie Fredrick, DT 1975 ...... Jimmy Lisko, DE 1984...... Farrell Wilson, OT 1987 ...... Jim Wiseman, C 1973 ...... Doug Lowrey, OG 1984 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG 1986 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG 1971...... Calvin Harrell, RB 1984...... Michael Cline, DT 1985...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1970...... Dennis Meyer, DB 1984...... Marvin Neloms, DE 1984...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1970...... Calvin Harrell, RB 1983 ...... Jerome Sims, CB 1976...... T.J. Humphreys, OG 1969 ...... Jack Smith, OT 1982 ...... Rick Fishback, CB 1971...... Wayne Dorton, OG 1968 ...... Frank McGuigan, RB 1981...... Leveren Tillman, DT 1971...... Dennis Meyer, DB 1966...... Terry Gwin, RB 1979 ...... Ron Smith, LB 1970 ...... Bill Phillips, OG Sports Network 1979 ...... Jerry Castor, OT 1969...... Dan Buckley, C 1978 ...... Larry Lawrence, TB 1969...... Clovis Swinney, DT 1987 ...... Charlie Fredrick, DT 1978 ...... Wesley Williams, LB 1968...... Bill Bergey, LB NAIA 1978...... Danny Garrison, TE 1965 ...... Dan Summers, LB 1956...... Frank Farella, OG 1976...... Joel Mullins, OG 1964 ...... Dan Summers, LB Senior CLASS Award 1976...... Leroy Harris, RB 1953...... Richie Woit, RB 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 1976...... Roy Painter, DB AFCA Football News 1975...... Jerry Muckensturm, LB 1987 ...... Charlie Fredrick, DT 1998 ...... Ron Teat, TE 1975 ...... Dennis Bolden, TB 1986 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG 1993...... Ed Rufus, NG 1974...... John Manatt, OT 1985...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1993...... Marquis Williams, FB 1970...... Gary Cleve, LB 1984...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1970...... Wayne Dorton, OG 1973 ...... Doug Lowrey, OG THIRD TEAM ALL‐AMERICAS 1966 ...... Trumann Moore, LB 1971...... Calvin Harrell, RB Associated Press 1959 ...... Bill Caldwell, QB 1971...... Dennis Meyer, DB 1984...... Ed Troutt, C 1957...... Eddie Romeo, HB 1970...... Calvin Harrell, RB 1975...... Ken Jones, OG 1957...... Frank Farella, G 1969...... Clovis Swinney, DT 1956...... Frank Farella, OG 1953...... Dan Spensieri, E 1968...... Bill Bergey, LB Athlon 1953...... James Petroff, T Football News 1998 ...... Todd Frohbieter 1952...... Richie Woit, HB 1987 ...... Charlie Fredrick, DT 1951...... John Koldus, E 134 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES HONORS AND AWARDS

Robert Speer Tim Langford Rickey Jemison 1951...... Richie Woit, HB 1960...... Alfred Bentley, E 1951...... Carl Greenwald, FB 1960 ...... Jerry Arant, T RAY GUY AWARD WATCH LIST Sports Illustrated 1960...... Jim McMurray, QB 2018 ...... Cody Grace (semifinalist) 2013...... J.D. McKissic, WR 1960 ...... Jack Snodgrass, G 2017 ...... Cody Grace (semifinalist) 2013...... Qushaun Lee, LB 1959 ...... Bill Caldwell, QB 2015 ...... Luke Ferguson CollegeFootballNews.com 1959...... Alfred Bentley, E 2014 ...... Luke Ferguson 2007...... Tyrell Johnson, S 1958...... Tommy Davis, C 2008 ...... Brett Shrable Football News 1957...... Frank Farella, G 2000...... Andy Shatley 1998 ...... Ron Teat, TE 1957...... Howard Cissell, HB 1993...... Ed Rufus, NG 1956 ...... Tommy Spiers, QB LOU GROZA AWARD WATCH LIST 1993...... Marquis Williams, FB 1953...... Richie Woit, HB Sporting News 2013...... Brian Davis (Semifinalist) 1978 ...... Doug Dobbs, Kicker LOMBARDI AWARD WATCH LIST 2012...... Brian Davis (Semifinalist) 2009 ...... Josh Arauco 1976 ...... Leroy Harris, FB 2015...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 2008...... Josh Arauco (Finalist) 1976...... T.J. Humphreys, OG 2015 ...... Chris Stone 1994 ...... Jeff Caldwell (Semifinalist) NAIA 2014...... Bryce Giddens 1956 ...... Tommy Spiers, QB 2014...... Qushaun Lee 2011 ...... Demario Davis DOAK WALKER AWARD WATCH LIST FRESHMAN ALL‐AMERICAS 2009...... Alex Carrington 2018...... Warren Wand FWAA Scripps 2008...... Matt Mandich 2017...... Warren Wand 2006...... Reggie Arnold, RB 2006...... Tanner Jenkins 2016...... Warren Wand 2012...... J.D. McKissic, WR 2002 ...... Garry Johnson 2015...... Michael Gordon 2014...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones, DE 2001 ...... Garry Johnson 2014...... Michael Gordon Sporting News 2013 ...... David Oku 2004 ...... Josh Williams, LB BEDNARIK WATCH LIST 2009 ...... Reggie Arnold 2006...... Reggie Arnold, RB 2008 ...... Reggie Arnold 2017...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 2006 ...... Josh Arauco, K 2007 ...... Reggie Arnold 2016...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones Rivals.com 2001...... Jonathan Adams 2013...... Ryan Carrethers 2004 ...... Josh Williams, LB 2000...... Jonathan Adams CollegeFootballNews.com 2004 ...... Josh Williams, LB BRONKO NAGURSKI WATCH LIST BUTKUS AWARD WATCH LIST 2004...... Tyrell Johnson, S 2018...... Justin Clifton 2008 ...... Ben Owens 2010 ...... Amos Draper, DL 2017...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 2007 ...... Koby McKinnon SCOUT 2016...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 2014 ...... Ja’von Rolland‐Jones, DE 2007...... Tyrell Johnson WUERFFEL TROPHY WATCH LIST SOPHOMORE ALL‐AMERCAS 2018...... Justice Hansen OUTLAND TROPHY WATCH LIST CollegeFootballNews.com 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor (finalist) 2018...... Lanard Bonner 2010...... Ryan Aplin, QB 2016...... Blaise Taylor 2013...... Ryan Carrethers 2010...... Allen Muse, WR 2015...... Fredi Knighten Athlon Sports 2008...... Matt Mandich 2013...... J.D. McKissic, WR 2002 ...... Garry Johnson LOTT TROPHY WATCH LIST WILLIAMSON ALL‐AMERICA RIMINGTON AWARD WATCH LIST 2009...... Alex Carrington 1962 ...... Dick Martillo, FB 2016...... Devin Mondie 1962 ...... Sammy Weir, QB 2014 ...... Tyler Greve TED HENDRICKS AWARD WATCH LIST 1961...... Frank Smith, T 2014...... Bryce Giddens 2013...... Bryce Giddens 2017...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 1961 ...... Larry Peebles, C 2016...... Chris Odom 1961...... Jim McMurray, QB 2011 ...... Tom Castilaw 2006...... Tanner Jenkins 2016...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 135 ARKANSAS STATE HONORS AND AWARDS

Brian Davis Reggie Arnold Ryan Aplin 2009...... Alex Carrington MAXWELL AWARD WATCH LIST 2018...... Justice Hansen SUN BELT PLAYER OF THE YEAR JIM THORPE AWARD WATCH LIST 2015 ...... Fredi Knighten 2018...... Justice Hansen 2018...... Justin Clifton 2017...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 2017...... Justin Clifton SENIOR BOWL WATCH LIST 2016...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 2016 ...... Cody Brown 2018 ...... Ronheen Bingham 2011 ...... Ryan Aplin 2014 ...... Rocky Hayes 2018...... Justice Hansen 2014 ...... Sterling Young 2017...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones SBC OFF. PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2007...... Tyrell Johnson 2015...... Darion Griswold 2015 ...... Tres Houston 2017 ...... Justice Hansen JOHNNY UNITAS AWARD WATCH LIST 2015 ...... J.D. McKissic 2002...... Danny Smith 2018...... Justice Hansen 2014...... Qushaun Lee 2017 ...... Justice Hansen (top 20) 2014 ...... Sterling Young SBC DEF. PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2015 ...... Fredi Knighten 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 2012...... Josh Jarboe 2018...... Ronheen Bingham, DE 2009 ...... Corey Leonard 2011...... Brandon Joiner, DE 2008 ...... Alex Carrington, DE JASON WHITTEN COLLEGIATE MAN OF 2007...... Tyrell Johnson, S DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD WATCH LIST THE YEAR WATCH LIST 2018...... Justice Hansen 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor (semifinalist) SBC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR 2015 ...... Fredi Knighten 2018...... Kirk Merritt, RB 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin ARTHUR ASHE JR. MALE SPORTS 2002 ...... Jonathan Burke, DB 2007...... Corey Leonard (semifinalist) SCHOLAR OF THE YEAR SUN BELT FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor (winner) WALTER CAMP AWARD WATCH LIST 2018 ...... Marcel Murray, RB 2018...... Justice Hansen 2012...... J.D. McKissic, WR 2014...... Qushaun Lee CBSSPORTS.COM FREAKS LIST 2006...... Reggie Arnold, RB 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 2013...... Ryan Carrethers SOUTHLAND PLAYER OF THE YEAR MANNING AWARD WATCH LIST SUN BELT CONF. COACH OF YEAR 1986...... Dwane Brown (offense) 2018...... Justice Hansen 2011 ...... 1978 ...... Wesley Williams (defense) 2015 ...... Fredi Knighten 2005 ...... Steve Roberts 1976...... Roy Painter (defense) 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 1975 ...... Jerry Muckensturm (defense) 2009 ...... Corey Leonard BIG WEST CONF. COACH OF YEAR 1975 ...... David Hines (offense) 1995 ...... (6‐5) 1971...... Dennis Meyer (defense) BILETNIKOFF AWARD WATCH LIST 1970...... Dennis Meyer (defense) 1969...... Clovis Swinney (defense) 2013 ...... J.D. McKissic SOUTHLAND CONF. COACH OF YEAR 1968...... Clovis Swinney (defense) 2011...... Dwayne Frampton 1986...... Larry Lacewell (12‐2‐1) 1985...... Larry Lacewell (9‐4‐0) 1968...... Frank McGuigan (offense) 1978 ...... Bill Davidson (7‐4‐0) HORNUNG AWARD WATCH LIST 1975 ...... Bill Davidson (11‐0‐0) SOUTHLAND FRESHMAN OF YEAR 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor 1970...... Bennie Ellender (11‐0‐0) 84 ...... Dwane Brown (QB) 2014 ...... J.D. McKissic 19 1969...... Bennie Ellender (8‐1‐1) 1979...... Lee Charles Wright (RB) 1968...... Bennie Ellender (7‐3‐1) MACKEY AWARD WATCH LIST 1964...... Bennie Ellender (7‐0‐2) SLC ALL‐FIRST DECADE TEAM (1964‐73) 2017 ...... Blake Mack Bill Phillips, offensive guard (’68‐’71) 2015...... Darion Griswold AFCA REGION 5 COACH OF YEAR Wayne Dorton, offensive guard (’68‐’71) 2014...... Darion Griswold 1986...... Larry Lacewell Dan Buckley, center (’66‐’69) 1985...... Larry Lacewell Calvin Harrell, running back (’68‐’71) 136 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES HONORS AND AWARDS

Qushaun Lee Brandon Joiner Fred Barnett Clovis Swinney, DT (’67‐’69) 1982...... Mike Morris (LB) 1979...... Doug Dobbs, kicker Bill Bergey, linebacker (’65‐’68) 1982...... Donnie Morrison (NG) Dennis Meyer, defensive back (’68‐’71) 1982 ...... Scott McDonald (PK) COMMERCIAL APPEAL ALL-MID SOUTH 1981 ...... Tim Langford (QB) (Selected by Pro Scouts) SOUTHLAND SENIOR SPIRIT AWARD 1981...... Mike Morris (LB) 1971...... Wayne Dorton (OG) 1978...... Larry Lawrence (TB) 1981...... Al Tiner (OG) 1971 ...... Calvin Harrell (RB) 1980 ...... Tim Langford (QB) 1969 ...... Clovis Swinney (DT) ALL‐SOUTH INDEPENDENT 2nd‐TEAM 1980...... Mike Morris (LB) 1992...... Eric Tate, C 1979...... Darrell Holifield (CB) MVP AWARDS 1979...... Ron Smith (LB) Williamson All‐America Team ACADEMIC ALL‐AMERICA 1979 ...... Ray Culpepper (DE) First Team 1979 ...... Jerome Miller (WR) 1953...... Richie Woit, HB 2013 ...... Brian Davis (K) 1979...... Casey Phillips (OG) Pecan Bowl 2008 ...... Brian Flagg (DE) 1978 ...... Ray Culpepper (DE) 1970...... James Hamilton (offense) 1976 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) 1978 ...... John Shannon (DB) 1970...... Dennis Meyer (defense) 1971 ...... Dennis Meyer (DB) 1977 ...... Ray Culpepper (DE) 1969...... Bubba Crocker (offense) 1961 ...... Jim McMurray (QB) 1976 ...... Jerome MIller (SE) 1969...... Clovis Swinney (defense) 1959 ...... Larry Zabrow ski (OT) 1976 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) 1968...... Bill Bergey (defense) Second Team 1976...... John Lorick (DB) Tangerine Bowl 1954 ...... Bobby Spann (QB) 2004 ...... Jason Wood (WR) 1973 ...... Mike Malham (LB) ACADEMIC ALL‐SOUTH North‐South Shrine Game 1970 ...... Dennis Meyer (DB) (Southern Magazine) 1969...... Clovis Swinney (defense) 1988 ...... John Chism (FB) 1968...... Bill Bergey (defense) CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL‐DISTRICT College All‐Star Game 2015...... Luke Ferguson (P) NACDA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD 1969...... Bill Bergey (defense) 2013 ...... Brian Davis (K) 1997 ...... Jeff Caldwell (Finalist) Refrigerator Bowl 2012 ...... Nathan Herrold (LB) 1951 ...... Richie Woit (HB) 2009...... Alex Carrington (DE) GoDaddy Bowl 2008 ...... Brian Flagg (DE) NCAA POSTGRAD U ATE SCHOLARSHIP 2014...... Fredi Knighten (QB) 2007 ...... Brian Flagg (DE) 2004 ...... Jason Wood (WR) 2014 ...... Qushaun Lee (LB) (defense) 2005...... Brian Flagg (LB) 1976 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) 2014 ...... Brian Davis (K) (ST) 2004 ...... Jason Wood (WR) 1971 ...... Dennis Meyer (DB) 2014...... J.D. McKissic (WR) (offense) 2013 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) ACADEMIC ALL‐BIG WEST CONF. NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION 2013 ...... Qushaun Lee (LB) (defense) 1995 ...... Jeff Caldwell (K) NATIONAL SCHOLAR‐ATHLETE & 2013...... J.D. McKissic (WR) (offense) 1994 ...... Jeff Caldwell (K) GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP 2013 ...... Ryan Wilbourn (K) (ST) 1993 ...... Jeff Caldwell (K) 2017...... Blaise Taylor (CB) Cure Bowl 1984 ...... Tim Langford (QB) 2016...... Kendall Sanders (MVP) ACADEMIC ALL‐SOUTHLAND CONF. AT&T LONG DISTANCE AWARD 1985...... Randy Barnhill (OG) WILLIAM V. CAMPBELL TROPHY 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor (finalist) (Honors "long distance" achievements 1985 ...... Stephen East (CB) by Division I‐A players) 1985 ...... Mark Robbins (QB) MCDONALD SCHOLAR SHIP 1995...... FB Austin Tinsley (vs. SW La.) 1985 ...... Bill Stanley (OL) 1994 ...... P Kyle Richardson (vs. SW La.) 1984...... Randy Barnhill (OG) (Presented Annually by SLC) 1984 ...... Tim Langford (QB) 1984...... Clint Ledbetter (DT) NATIONAL BACK OF WEEK 1977 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) 1984 ...... Stephen East (CB) Asso ci at ed Press 1983 ...... Tim Langford (QB) 1983...... Price Gardner (OT) CHEVROLET SCHOLARSHIP HONOR (ABC‐TV) 1975, Dennis Bolden (279 yards on 26 1983 ...... Scott McDonald (PK) 1981 ...... Scott McDonald, kicker carries against McNeese St.) ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 137 ARKANSAS STATE HONORS AND AWARDS NATIONAL DEF. PLAYER OF THE WEEK ARKANSAS SPORTS HALL OF FAME STAR OF (tie) Bill Davidson, ’71‐’76 FWAA TOMORROW AWARD Top Game 2008, Ben Owens (7 tackles, 1 TFL, 1 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) 29‐10 win over Memphis St., 1975 sack, 1 fumble recovery, 1 intercep- Top Season tion against Texas A&M) LITTLE ROCK TD CLUB MVP Perfect 11‐0 in 1975 2018...... Justice Hansen (QB) Greatest Moment NATION AL BACKFIELD OF WEEK 2017 ...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones (DE) United Press Inter na tion al 2016...... Chris Odom (DE) Joe Duren’s game‐winning 56‐yard FG against McNeese St., ’74 1975, Dennis Bolden (259 yards on 26 2015...... Fredi Knighten (QB) carries against McNeese St.) 2014...... Fredi Knighten (QB) 2013 ...... Ryan Carrethers (DL) 1980’S ALL‐DECADE TEAM (As selected by the coaching staff) ESPN 'HEROES OF WEEK' 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) 2011 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) Offense Offen sive Backfield vs. Ole Miss, 1989 2010 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) SE ...... Fred Barnett, 1986‐89 . . . (three backs rushed for over 100 2009...... Alex Carrington (DE) TE ...... Ray Brown, 1983‐85 yards each) . . . 120 by Putzer Dayton 2008...... Alex Carrington (DE) OT ...... Kenneth Nelson, 1986‐89 . . . 105 by Richard Kimble . . . 104 by 2007 ...... Tyrell Johnson (S) OT ...... Mike Ray, 1987‐89 Roy Johnson 2006...... Reggie Arnold (RB) OG ...... Randy Barnhill, 1984‐86 2005 ...... Eric Neihouse (PK) OG ...... Farrell Wilson, 1980‐84 NFF HAMPSHIRE HONOR SOCIETY 2004 ...... Antonio Warren (TB) C...... Jim Wiseman, 1984‐87 2018 ...... Blaise Taylor QB...... Dwane Brown, 1984‐87 2017 ...... Cody Brown LRTC DAN HAMPTON AWARD FB ...... Rickey Jemison, 1983‐86 2017...... Kendall Sanders 2017...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones RB...... Dennis Forrest, 1986‐89 2017...... Jake Swalley 2016...... Chris Odom RB...... Maurice Carthon, 1979‐82 2016 ...... Luke Ferguson Defense 2016...... Raziel Velgis ARKANSAS ATHLETE OF THE MONTH DL ...... Charlie Fredrick, 1984‐87 2015 ...... Brock Barnhill DL...... Carter Ray Crawford, 1984‐85 2015 ...... Tyler Greve Sept. ’86...... Rickey Jemison (FB) DL...... Michael Cline, 1983‐85 2015 ...... Kenny Rains DL...... Marvin Neloms, 1983‐86 2015 ...... Alan Wright ALL‐TIME ASU TEAM (1909‐1975) LB ...... Stacy Price, 1981‐85 2015 ...... Sterling Young (Chosen by Fans During ’76 Season) LB...... Oscar Willis, 1984‐85 2014...... Brian Davis Offense LB ...... Anthony Withers, 1983‐86 2013 ...... Ryan Aplin RB...... Calvin Harrell, ’68‐’71 DB...... Greg Lee, 1984‐87 2013...... Nathan Herrold RB...... Richie Woit, ’50‐’53 DB...... Elbert Shelley, 1983‐86 2013 ...... Taylor Stockemer RB...... Leroy Harris, ’75‐’76 DB ...... Tim Smiley, 1986‐88 2013...... Neely Sullivent QB ...... James Hamilton, ’68‐’71 DB...... Vincent Barnett, 1985‐86 2012 ...... Tom Castilaw (tie)David Hines, ’72‐’75 Specialists 2012...... Derek Lawson WR ...... Gerald Jumper, ’64‐’67 PK...... Scott Roper, 1986‐87 2011 ...... Jeff Blake WR...... Alfred Bentley, ’59‐’60 P...... Bruce Gartman, 1980‐82 2011...... Adam Gaston TE...... Steve Lockhart, ’68‐’71 RS...... Keith Weaver, 1981‐84 2010...... Alex Carrington C...... Dan Buckley, ’66‐’69 2010...... Taylor Clements L ...... Wayne Dorton, ’68‐’71 POST‐SEASON ALL STARS 2008 ...... Matt Reibe L...... Bill Phillips, ’68‐’71 Senior Bowl (Mobile, Alabama) L...... Ken Jones, ’72‐’75 2015 ...... Darion Griswold (TE) DRADDY TROPHY NOMINEE L ...... T.J. Humphreys, ’73‐’76 2011 ...... Demario Davis (LB) 2007...... Matt Reibe (semifinalist) K ...... Joe Duren, ’71‐’74 2009...... Alex Carrington (DE) Defense 1980...... Gene Bradley (QB) WORTHEN AMATEUR ATHLETE LB...... Bill Bergey, ’65‐’68 1977 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) monthly winners: LB ...... Jerry Muckensturm, ’72‐’75 1976 ...... Ken Jones (OG) Nov. ’75 ...... David Hines (QB) LB ...... Mike Malham, ’72‐’75 1971...... Wayne Dorton (OG) Oct. ’75 ...... Jimmy Lisko (DE) L ...... Clovis Swinney, ’67‐’69 1968...... Bill Bergey (LB) Nov. ’74...... Joe Duren (K) L...... Dick Dixon, ’72‐’75 North‐South Shrine (Ponitac, Mich.) Sept. ’73...... Steve Burks (QB) L...... Ken Bennett, ’67‐’69 1976 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) Dec. ’70...... James Hamilton (QB) E ...... Robert Speer, ’73‐’76 North‐South Shrine Game (Miami, Fla.) Dec. ’68...... Bill Bergey (LB) E ...... Jimmy Lisko, ’72‐’75 1973 ...... Vince Ancell (DB) Sept. ’68 ...... Bill Bergey (LB) B...... Dennis Meyer, ’68‐’71 1971...... James Hamilton (QB) annual winners: B...... Roy Painter, ’73‐’76 1969 ...... Clovis Swinney (DT) 1968...... Bill Bergey (LB) B ...... Joe Hollimon, ’71‐74 1968...... Bill Bergey (LB) B...... Dick Ritchey, ’64‐’67 Blue‐Gray Classic (Montgomery, Ala.) LITTLE ROCK MAJOR SPORTS ASSN. P...... , ’72‐’75 2004 ...... Corey Williams (DT) ARKANSAS ATHLETE OF YEAR Top Player Jon Bradley (DT) 1986‐87...... Dwane Brown (QB) Bill Bergey, LB, ’65‐’68 1996 ...... Corey Walker (RB) Top Coach 1989 ...... Fred Barnett (WR) 1976...... Robert Speer (DE) Bennie Ellender, ’63‐’70 138 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES HONORS AND AWARDS 1976 ...... Roy Painter (DB) Ron Smith (defense) 2016...... Jemar Clark 1974...... Steve Burks (QB) 1978...... Larry Lawrence (offense) 2015...... Colton Jackson 1948...... Harry Larche (T) Wesley Williams (defense) 2014 ...... Alan Wright Inta Juice North‐South All‐Star Classic 1977...... Gene Bradley (offense) 2013 ...... Steven Haunga 2006 ...... Oren O’Neal (FB) Ralph Kelly (defense) 2012 ...... Zack McKnight College All‐Star Game (Chicago, Ill.) 2011 ...... Tom Castilaw 1976...... Ken Jones (OG‐DE) AFCA NATIONAL COACH OF YEAR 2010 ...... Sifa Etu 1975 ...... Stan Winfrey (FB) 2009 ...... Derek Newton 1970...... Bennie Ellender (11‐0‐0) 1969...... Bill Bergey (LB) 2008...... Matt Mandich Coaches All‐America Game (Lubbock, Texas) NATIONAL ALL‐INDEPENDENT TEAM 2007...... Matt Mandich 1976 ...... Jerry Muckensturm (LB) First Team 2006...... Tanner Jenkins 1975 ...... Stan Winfrey (FB) 1996 ...... Maurice Harris, SS 2005...... Tanner Jenkins 1972...... Bill Phillips (OG‐LB) Second Team 2004...... Steven Gibbs East‐West Shrine (St. Petersburg, Fla.) 1996 ...... Lennie Johnson, WR 2003...... Kimani Jjones 2017...... Blake Mack (TE) Third Team 2017 ...... Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones (DE) STREET & SMITH’S 1996...... Corey Walker, RB 2015 ...... David Johnson (TE) PRESEASON ALL‐AMERICA 1996 ...... Jeff Caldwell, PK 2008 ...... David Johnson (TE) 2007 ...... Matt Mandich, OL 1996 ...... Corey Walker (RB) Koby McKinnon, LB 1985 ...... Michael Cline (DT) PLAYBOY'S ANSON MOUNT Tyrell Johnson, S 1976 ...... Ken Jones (OG) SCHOLAR‐ATHLETE OF YEAR 2006...... Tanner Jenkins, C Lions' American Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) Honorable Mention Tyrell Johnson, S 1977 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) 1996 ...... Jeff Caldwell, PK SUN BELT CONFERENCE 1977 ...... Robert Speer (LB) Playboy Magazine 'Best of the Rest' 10‐YEAR ANNIVERSARY TEAM 1976 ...... Jimmy Lisko (LB) 1996...... Corey Walker, RB Josh Arauco, K (2006‐09) Hula Bowl (Honolulu, Hawaii) Alex Carrington, DE (2006‐09) 2007 ...... Tyrell Johnson (S) Tyrell Johnson, S (2004‐07) 2002 ...... Jonathan Adams (RB) FOOTBALL NEWS Matt Mandich, OL (2005‐08) 2001...... Robert Kilow (WR) ALL‐INDEPENDENT TEAM Canadian‐American Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) 1996...... Corey Walker, RS 2014 A‐STATE 1978...... Hugh Crisp (C) 1996 ...... Chappell Mitchell, CB ALL‐CENTENNIAL TEAM STARTERS Martin Luther King Classic (San Jose, Calif.) 1996 ...... Gary Jackson, DE OFFENSE 1990 ...... Fred Barnett (WR) QB: Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 1990 ...... Tony Walton (OT) BOB GRIESE'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK RB: Richie Woit (1950‐53) TX vs. Nation All‐Star Game (El Paso, TX) ALL‐INDEPENDENT TEAM RB: Calvin Harrell (1968‐71) 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 1996...... Corey Walker, RS FB: Maurice Carthon (1979‐82) 2012 ...... Don Jones 1995 ...... Kyle Richardson, Punter TE: Ray Brown (1983‐85) 2012 ...... Taylor Stockemer C: Dan Buckley (1966‐69) 2009 ...... Josh Arauco ATHLON MAGAZINE "BEST OF THE REST" OL: Ken Jones (1972‐75) 2009 ...... Marcus Brown OL: TJ Humphreys (1973‐76) Players All‐Star Classic (Little Rock, Ark.) 1996...... Corey Walker, RB OL: Bill Phillips (1968‐71) 2011 ...... Brandon Joiner (MVP) OL: Randy Barnhill (1984‐86) 2011...... Kelcie McCray NATIONALCHAMPS.NET WR: Fred Barnett (1986‐89) 2011...... Trey Outlaw PRESEASON ALL‐AMERICAN WR: JD McKissic (2012‐current) 2011 ...... Jermaine Robertson 2009 ...... Alex Carrington, DE DEFENSE 2011...... Dorvus Woods Reggie Arnold, RB DL: Clovis Swinney (1967‐69) Raycom College All‐Star Classic (Montgomery, Ala.) Josh Arauco, K DL: Carter Ray Crawford (1984‐85) 2011 ...... Brandon Joiner (MVP) 2007...... Tyrell Johnson, S 2006...... Tanner Jenkins, C DL: Marvin Neloms (1983‐86) DL: Alex Carrington (2006‐09) HOMECOMING MVP AWARD LB: Bill Bergey (1965‐68) (Given by Lambda Chi Alpha, Selected by Media) PRESEASON NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR LB: Jerry Muckensturm (1972‐75) 1992 ...... Jerrold Seymore (offense) 1995 ...... Maurice Thomas, WR LB: Demario Davis (2008‐11) Cedric Buckley (defense) LB: Carlos Emmons (1992‐95) 1987 ...... Scott Roper (offense) CBSSPORTSLINE.COM DB: Dennis Meyer (1968‐71) Kirk Russell (defense) “WALKON OF THE YEAR” DB: Tyrell Johnson (2004‐07) 1986...... Dwane Brown (offense) 2006...... Oren O’Neal DB: Elbert Shelley (1983‐86) Fred Barnes (defense) DB: Greg Lee (1984‐87) 1985...... Rickey Jemison (offense) FWAA‐FEDEX ORANGE BOWL SPECIAL TEAMS Greg Lee (defense) COURAGE AWARD NOMINEE Utility: Jimmy Lisko (1972‐75) 1984...... Rickey Jemison (offense) 2005 ...... Brandon Rollins, DT RS: Terry Whiting (1968‐71) Michael Cline (defense) Kicker: Brian Davis (2010‐13) 1980 ...... Tim Langford (offense) GARY WITHROW AWARD Punter: Joe Slayton (1976‐79) Tim Allison (defense) 2018...... Lanard Bonner HEAD COACH: Larry Lacewell 1979 ...... Lee Charles Wright (offense) 2017...... Lanard Bonner ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 139 ARKANSAS STATE ALL‐CONFERENCE PLAYERS SUN BELT Griswold (TE), Bryce Giddens (OL), Steven Honorable Mention: Jonathan Najm (DE), Haunga (OL), Rocky Hayes (CB), Sterling Oren O’Neal (FB) 2018 Young (S), McKissic (RS) First Team: Justice Hansen (QB), Kirk Merritt Honorable Mention: Adam Kennedy (QB), 2005 (WR), Lanard Bonner (OL), Ronheen Bingham Chris Stone (DE) First Team: Antonio Warren (RB), Tanner (DE), Justin Clifton (DB) Jenkins (OL), Myron Anderson (DL, Tyrell Second Team: Justin McInnis (WR), Javonis 2012 Johnson (SS), Eric Neihouse (PK) Isaac (TE), William Bradley‐King (DE), Forrest First Team: Ryan Aplin (QB), David Oku (RB), Second Team: Matt Mandich (OL), Devrett Merrill (DL), Jerry Jacobs (DB), Cody Grace (P) Zack McKnight (OL), Ryan Carrethers (DL), Wade (LB), James Johnson (CB and RS) Third Team: Marcel Murray (RB), Darreon Nathan Herrold (LB) Honorable Mention: Nick Noce (QB), Jackson (DB) Second Team: J.D. McKissic (WR), Tim Star‐ Khayyam Burns (FS) Honorable Mention: Omar Bayless (WR), son (DE), Brian Davis (K) Jacob Still (OL), Kevin Thurmon (DL), Warren Honorable Mention: Qushaun Lee (LB), Tay‐ 2004 Wand (RB) lor Stockemer (WR) First Team: Steven Gibbs (OL), Josh Williams (LB) 2017 2011 Second Team: Antonio Warren (RB), Tyrell First Team: Lanard Bonner (OL), Blake Mack First Team: Ryan Aplin (QB), Dwayne Framp‐ Johnson (S) (TE), Justice Hansen (QB), Ja’Von Rolland‐ ton (WR), Tom Castilaw (OL), Brandon Joiner Jones (DE), Blaise Taylor (DB) (DE), Demario Davis (LB), Darryl Feemster 2003 Second Team: Ronheen Bingham (DE), Justin (DB), Kelcie McCray (DB). First Team: Jon Bradley (DL), Johnathan Clifton (DB), Chris Murray (WR), Kyle Wilson Second Team: Josh Jarboe (WR), Delano Burke, (CB), Les Echols (LB), Kimani Jones (OL) (LB) Moore (OL), Dorvus Woods (DL), Nathan Her‐ Second Team: Corey Williams (DL) Third Team: Caleb Caston (DE), Cody Grace rold (LB), Darron Edwards (DB), Dwayne (P), Justin McInnis (WR), Jaypee Philbert (OL), Frampton (AP) 2002 Blaise Taylor (RS), Sawyer Williams (K) Honroable Mention: Taylor Stockemer (WR), First Team: Danny Smith (RB), Garry Johnson Honorable Mention: Omar Bayless (WR), B.J. Nelly Sullivent (P). (OL), Jon Bradley (DL), Corey Williams (DL), Edmonds (DB), Dee Liner (DL), Jacob Still (DL) James Hickenbotham (Return Specialist) 2010 Second Team: John Crossley (OL), Chuck 2016 First Team: Ryan Aplin (QB), Derek Newton Allen (DB), Jonathan Burke (DB), Les Echols First Team: Jemar Clark (OL), Chris Odom (OL), Bryan Hall (DL), Demario Davis (LB), (LB) (DE), Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones (DE), Money M.D. Jennings (DB) Hunter (DB) Second Team: Tom Castilaw (OL), Sifa Etu 2001 Second Team: Blake Mack (TE), Colton Jack‐ (OL), Dorvus Woods (DL), Javon McKinnon First Team: James Hickenbotham (Return son (OL), Xavier Woodson‐Luster (LB), Cody (LB) Specialist and All‐Purpose Player), Garry John‐ Brown (DB), Justin Clifton (DB), Blaise Taylor Honorable Mention: Dwayne Frampton son (OL) (RS), Warren Wand (AP) (WR), Allen Muse (WR) Second Team: Jonathan Adams (RB), Jon Honorable Mention: Justice Hansen (QB), Bradley (DL), Jerry Pegues (TE) Chris Humes (DB), Waylon Roberson (DL), 2009 Kendall Sanders (WR)) First Team: Alex Carrington (DE) Newcomer Team: Kyle Wilson BIG WEST Second Team: Derek Newton (OL), Bryan Hall (DL), Josh Arauco (K) 2000 2015 Honorable Mention: Corey Leonard (QB), First Team: Robert Kilow (WR and Return First Team: Jemar Clark (OL), Colton Jackson Daylan Walker (DB) Specialist), Garry Johnson (OL) (OL), Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones (DE), Rocky Hayes Hon. Mention: John Crossley (OL) (DB), J.D. McKissic (AP) 2008 Second Team: Fredi Knighten (QB), Michael First Team: Josh Arauco (K), Reggie Arnold 1999 Gordon (RB), Tres Houston (WR), J.D. (RB), Alex Carrington (DE), Matt Mandich OL) First Team: Robert Kilow (WR and RS) McKissic (WR), Chris Stone (DE), Xavier Second Team: Corey Leonard (QB), David Second Team: Garry Johnson (OL), Lamont Woodson‐Luster (LB), Cody Brown (DB) Johnson (TE), Mark Clemons (OL), Ben Owens Zachery (RB), Ryan Smith (P) Honorable Mention: Darion Griswold (TE), (LB), Kevin Jones (WR/RS) Honorable Mention: Lance Miller (OL), Andy Khari Lain (LB), Robert Mondie (DL), Dijon Honorable Mention: J.T. Jordan (TE), Do‐ Henault (LB), LeMarcus Harris (LB), Sean Paschal (WR) minique Williams (CB) Mitchell (FS), Hanis Bowens (CB) Newcomer Team: Warren Wand (RB) 2007 1995 2014 First Team: Khayyam Burns (S), Tyrell John‐ First Team: Kyle Richardson (Punter), Corey First Team: Artez Brown (CB), Fredi Knighten son (S), Matt Mandich (OL) Walker (Return Specialist) (QB), Qushaun Lee (LB) Second Team: Reggie Arnold (RB), Levi De‐ Second Team: Carlos Emmons (DE) Second Team: Michael Gordon (RB), Ja’Von Rol‐ johnette (WR), Koby McKinnon (LB), Brett Hon. Mention: Corey Walker (RB) land‐Jones (DE), Blaise Taylor (RS) Shrable (P) Honorable Mention: Tres Houston (WR), Honorable Mention: Alex Carrington (DE), 1994 Chris Stone (DE), Andrew Tryon (CB), Xavier Corey Leonard (QB) Honorable Mention: Corey Walker (RB), Woodson (LB) Carlo White (DT), Kyle Richardson (Punter), Newcomer Team: Dijon Paschal (WR) 2006 Clark Watkins (S) First Team: Tanner Jenkins (OL), Tyrell John‐ 2013 son (S) 1993 First Team: J.D. McKissic (WR), Ryan Car‐ Second Team: Reggie Arnold (RB), Khayyam First Team: Ed Rufus (NG), Marquis Williams rethers (DL), Qushaun Lee (LB), Brian Davis Burns (S), Jamarrow James (DL), Matt (RB) (K), J.D. McKissic (AP) Mandich (OL), Koby McKinnon (LB), Devrett Second Team: Jeff Caldwell (K) Second Team: Michael Gordon (RB), Darion Wade (LB) 140 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ALL‐CONFERENCE PLAYERS SOUTHLAND Second Team: Danny Cook (OL), John Mc‐ 1970 Caughey (OL), Casey Phillips (OL), Dikki Dyson First Team: Steve Lockhart (TE), Bill Phillips 1986 (WR), Freddie Lisko (DL), Ron Smith (LB), Greg (OG), Calvin Harrell (RB), Chet Douthit (WR), First Team: Randy Barnhill (OG), Jim Wise‐ Lawrence (DB), Jerry McKenna (DB) Bobby Gentry (Kicker), Dave Muckensturm man (C), John Suskie (OT), Dwane Brown (DE), Gary Cleve (LB), Dennis Meyer (DB) (QB), Rickey Jemison (FB), Scott Roper 1977 Honorable Mention: James Hamilton (QB), (Kicker), Marvin Neloms (DE), Charlie Fredrick First Team: Hugh Crisp (C), Butch Cook (OG) Johnny Carr (RB), Tom Johnson (E), Steve (NG), Fred Barnes (DT), Greg Lee (CB), Second Team: Bobby Earwood (OL), Danny Goddard (T), Dave Ruebsam (T), Wayne Dor‐ Michael Adams (CB), Vincent Barnett (FS) Cook (OL), Dikki Dyson (WR), Joe Griffin (RB), ton (OG), Tom Flanagan (C), Rick Bone (DE), Doug Dobbs (PK), Freddie Lisko (DL), Ralph Cleve Barfield (DT), Chris Millwee (DT), Walt 1985 Kelly (LB), Greg Lawrence (DB), Jerry Fisher (LB), Donnie Beshears (DB), Terry Whit‐ First Team: Carter Ray Crawford (NG), McKenna (DB), Joe Slayton (Punter) ing (DB), Craig Johnson (DB) Michael Cline (DT), Marvin Neloms (DE), Greg Lee (CB), Randy Barnhill (OG), Ray Brown 1976 1969 (OT), Rickey Jemison (FB) First Team: T.J. Humphreys (OG), Joel Mullins First Team: Bill Phillips (OG), Calvin Harrell Second Team: Ray Brown (TE), Cazzy Francis (OT), Leroy Harris (FB), Robert Speer (DE), Roy (RB), Marshall Walls (FB), Dan Buckley (C), (WR), Stacy Price (LB), Jerome Sims (CB), Painter (DB) Jack Smith (OT), David Walls (LB), Clovis Swin‐ Stacy Gore (P), Vincent Barnett (S) Second Team: Hugh Crisp (OL), Bill Muzik ney (DT), Donnie Beshears (DB) Honorable Mention: Dwane Brown (QB), (DL) Honorable Mention: James Hamilton (QB), Oscar Willis (LB), Elbert Shelley (DB) Virgil Peyton (FL), Steve Lockhart (TE), Eugene 1975 Thoompson (T), Wayne Dorton (OG), Mike 1984 First Team: Ken Jones (OG), T.J. Humphreys Everett (K‐DE), Charles Hinrichs (DE), Ken Ben‐ First Team: Ed Troutt (C), Farrell Wilson (OT), (OG), David Hines (QB), Dennis Bolden (RB), nett (DT), Gary Cleve (LB), Orley Massena (B), Den‐ Randy Barnhill (OG), Michael Cline (DT), Mar‐ Leroy Harris (FB), Dan Mullen (Punter), nis Meyer (DB) vin Neloms (DE) Robert Speer (DE), Jimmy Lisko (DE), Dick Second Team: Ray Brown (TE), Rickey Jemi‐ Dixon (DT), Eddie Morgan (DT), Jerry Muck‐ 1968 son (RB), Carter Ray Crawford (NG), Stacy ensturm (LB), Mike Malham (LB), Lloyd Walls First Team: Jack Smith (OT), Dan Buckley (C), Price (LB) (CB) Frank McGuigan (RB), Bill Bergey (LB), Clovis Honorable Mention: Billy Ray Bowers (DB), Second Team: Joel Mullins (OL), Hugh Crisp Swinney (DT), Gary Crane (DE), Steve Struble I.J. Chapman (DB), Judious Lewis (WR), (OL), David Luter (OL), Bill Muzik (DL), (DB) Jerome Sims (DB) Sylvester Loving (DL), John Lorick (DB), Terry Honorable Mention: Virgil Peyton (E), Kinsworthy (S) Manuel Montes (OG), Don DeMaine (OT), 1983 Ken Bennett (DT), Charles Hinrichs (DT), David First Team: Jerome Sims (CB) 1974 Walls (LB), Kevin McClelland (B) Second Team: Tommy Walker (OG), Berry First Team: John Manatt (OG), Stan Winfrey King (OG), Price Gardner (OT), Tim Langford (FB), Willie Harris (TB), Mike Malham (LB), 1967 (QB), Dwane Pittman (RB) Dick Dixon (DT) First Team: Ron Worthen (C), Bill Bergey (LB), Second Team: Ken Jones (OL), Andy Haney Clovis Swinney (DT), Dick Ritchey (DB), Kevn 1982 (OL), Jimmy Wicks (WR), Joe Duren (K), McClelland (P) First Team: Mike Morris (LB), Bruce Gartman Robert Speer (DE), Eddie Morgan (DL) Honorable Mention: Jerald Jumper (WR), (Punter), Rick Fishback (CB) Tim Keane (QB), Steve Gankiewicz (DL), Tom Second Team: Berry King (OG), Price Gard‐ 1973 Sain (LB) ner (OT), Maurice Carthon (RB), Waddell Kelly First Team: Doug Lowrey (OG), Jerry Reiman (RB) (OG), Jaime Klipsch (TE), David Mitchell (RB) 1966 Hon. Mention: Tommy Walker (OG) Second Team: John Manatt (OT), Willie Har‐ First Team: Gerald Jumper (SE), Ron ris (RB), Mike Malham (LB), Roy Painter (DB), Worthen (C), Terry Gwin (RB) 1981 Vince Ancell (DB) Dick Ritchey (DB) First Team: Maurice Carthon (FB), Mike Morris Honorable Mention: Tim Keane (QB), Steve (LB), Leveren Tillman (DT) 1972 Gankiewicz (DL), Steve Puryear (DE), Truman Second Team: Ken Armbrust (OG), Tommy First Team: Ken Jones (DT), Dave Mucken‐ Moore (LB), Bill Bergey (LB) Walker (OG), Paul Gilbow (OT), John Mc‐ sturm (DE), Steve Burks (Punter) Caughey (C), Thomas Johnson (NG), Tim Alli‐ Second Team: Doug Lowery (OG), Stan Win‐ 1965 son (SS) frey (RB), David Hines (DB) First Team: Dan Summers (OG), H.K. Reeves Honorable Mention: Jerry Reiman (OG), (DT), Mike Berta (LB), Dick Ritchey (DE) 1980 Steve Burks (QB), Jerry Muckensturm (LB) Honorable Mention: Bill Pagano (E), Harold First Team: Bruce Gartman (Punter) Noe (C), Tommy Reese (HB), Eddie Rickus (FB) Second Team: John McCaughey (OL) 1971 First Team: James Hamilton (Punter), Calvin 1964 1979 Harrell (RB), Steve Lockhart (TE), Wayne Dor‐ First Team: Bill Pagano (DE), Dan Summers First Team: Jerry Castor (OT), Ron Smith ton (OG), Joe Duren (Kicker), Dennis Meyer (OG) (LB) (DB), Dave Muckensturm (DE), Butch Murray Second Team: H.K. Reeves (T), Tommy Reese Second Team: Casey Phillips (OL), Glen (LB) (RB), Eddie Rickus (FB), Harold Wallin (FB) Koenig (DL), James Harris (DB) Second Team: James Hamilton (QB), Cleve Honorable Mention: Aaron White (T), Mike Berta Barfield (DT), Richard Nicholson (LB), Donnie (C), Dutch Noe (C), Gary Everett (RB), Shelby Lee 1978 Beshears (DB), Terry Whiting (DB) (RB), Bill Berry (RB) First Team: Larry Lawrence (RB), Danny Gar‐ Honorable Mention: Jerry Reiman (T), Scott rison (TE), Jerry Castor (OT), Wesley Williams Foster (OG), Doug Lowery (C), Steve Burks (LB), Keith Cox (NG), Joe Slayton (Punter), (WR), Mark Cates (DE), Craig Johnson (DB) Doug Dobbs (Kicker) ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 141 ARKANSAS STATE ALL‐TIME LETTERMEN A B Blackmon, Dexter 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Brown, Lewis ’82 ’84 ’85 Brown, Marcus ‘06, ‘08, ‘09 Abels, Carlton ’48 Baber, L.C. ’22 Blagg, Tom ’52 ’53 ’55 Brown, Marvis 2017 ‘18 Abby, Zelos ‘03 ‘04 Bacchus, Joseph 2015, ‘16 Blake, Jeff ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Brown, Preston ‘07 Abston, Carver ’76 ’77 ’78 Bailey, Billy Joe ’63 ’64 ’65 Blake, Lyvell ’88 ’89 Brown, Ray ’83 ’84 ’85 Accord, Larry ’48 Bailey, Gerald ’86 ’87 Blalack, Kearney ’70 ’71 ’72 Brown, Scott ‘91 ‘93 Acklin, L.J. ’38 Bailey, Michael ‘98 ‘99 Blanchett, Denishio ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Brumfield, Nick ‘99 ‘00 Adams, Bill ’35 ’36 Bailey, Robert ‘98 Block, Doug ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Bryant, Steve ’70 ‘71 ’72 Adams, Buddy ’75 ’76 ’77 Baine, Cecil ’23 ’24 Blohowiak, Jeremy ‘93 ‘94 Blue, Bob ’47 Buchanan, Toler ’34 Adams, Jonathan ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 Baker, Darrell ‘93 ‘95 ‘96 Boatright, Bo ‘98 Buckley, Cedric ‘91 ‘92 Adams Jr., Jonathan 2017, ‘18 Baker, Eugene ’41 Bodenstein, Travis 2013 ‘14 Buckley, Dan ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Adams, LeUndo ‘03 Baker, Scott ‘91 ‘92 Boenninghausen, Art ’72 Buckley, Darius 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Adams, Marcus ‘09 Ballew, Richard ’40 ’45 Bogan, Raymond ’29 ’33 Budak, Mike ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Adams, Michael ‘08, ‘09 Baltensperger, Matt ‘10 Bolden, Dennis ’75 ’76 Buford, George ’15 ’16 ’17 Adams, Mike ’85 ’86 Banks, King ’11 Boldt, Ed ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Adams, Tony 2017 Baranka, Frank ’51 Bullard, Kendricke ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Bolton, Brad ’89 Adams, Tye ’41 Barbour, Earl ’49 ’50 Bumgardner, George ’15 Burdick, Sean ‘96 ‘98 Adkins, James ’45 ’46 Barfield, Cleveland ’69 ’70 ’71 ’72 Bolton, Everett ’39 ’40 ’46 ’47 Burgess, Douglas ’59 Ahoia, Tukua 2018 Barfield, Curtis ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Bonds, Andre ‘92 ‘93 Burk, Emmett ’38 Ajigbeda, Segun ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Barlow, Bob ’69 ’70 Bonds, Curtis ‘04 ‘05 ‘06, ‘07 Burk, T.J. ‘08, ‘09 Albright, LaAngelo ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Barnes, Fredrick ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Bone, Rick ’69 ’70 ’71 Bonner, Caleb 2017 ‘18 Burke, Jonathan ‘02 ‘03 Alexander, Charles 2014 Barnes, Hugh ’54 Bonner, Dee ’48 ’49 ’50 Burks, Steve ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Alexander, Lavell ‘96 ‘97 Barnett, Don ’78 Bonner, Lanard 2017 ‘18 Burnett, Johnie ’27 ’28 ’29 Alexander, Mike ‘01 ‘02 Barnett, Fred ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Bonner, Larry ’73 Burns, Denny ’66 ’67 Alexander, Rodney ‘91 ‘92 Barnett, Vincent ’85 ’86 Bonner, Logan 2017 ‘18 Burns, Jack ’59 ’60 ’61 ’62 Allan, Walter ’36 Barnhill, Brock 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Booker, Christian 2016 ‘17 Burns, Joe ’11 Allcorn, Jason ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Barnhill, Randy ’84 ’85 ’86 Boone, Andy ’87 Allen, Brian ‘90 ‘91 Barrow, Fred ’88 ’89 Burns, Khayyam ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Bounds, Neil ‘01 Allen, Chuck ‘01 ‘02 Baser, Rubal ’45 Burton, Gary ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 Boone, Frederick ’89 ‘91 Allen, Eric ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Basset, Flunney ’35 Burton, Manuel ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Boutwell, Lloyd ’65 Allen, Rodney ‘95 ‘97 Bates, Graham ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Busby, Ivan ’36 ’37 ’38 Bowens, Corey ‘96 ‘97 Allen, Ronnie A. ’50 ’51 ’52 Bayless, Omar 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Butler, Hal ’77 ’78 Bowens, Hanis ‘99 ‘00 Allen, Ronnie G. ’62 Beall, Billy ’41 Butterfield, Phillip ‘10 ‘12 ‘13 Bowers, Billy ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 Buttry, Altus ’31 ’32 ’33 Allen, Will ’84 Bean Derrick 2018 Bowers, Den ’56 ’57 Alley, Jacob ’78 Beasley, Erven ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Byner, Brandon 2014, ‘15, ‘16 ‘18 Bowers, Joe ’25 Allison, John ‘01 ‘02 Bearden, John ’48 ’49 Byrd, Najel ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Bowling, Brandon 2017 ‘18 Byrd, Oscar ’24 ’25 ’26 ’27 Allison, Johnny ‘68 Beason, Michael ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Bowman, Anthony ‘93 Allison, Tim ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Beavers, Linton ‘92 ‘93 ‘95 Bowman, Joe ’51 Allsopp, W.C. ’13 ’14 ’15 Beck, Brice ‘08 C Boyd, Fred ’13 Alton, Lloyd ’51 Beckinger, William ’51 ’52 Caffey, Ken ‘90 ‘91 Boyd, Jason ‘02 ‘03 Alvares, Daniel ‘96 ‘97 Behnen, Henry ’69 ‘70 Caldwell, Bill ’57 ’58 ’59 Boyd, Jordan ’81 ’82 Alvin, Duane ‘98 ‘99 Belgasd, Harry ’33 Caldwell, Jeff ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Boyd, William 2012, ‘13 ‘14 Ancell, Vincent ’71 ’72 ’73 Bell, Jhamahl 2015 Caldwell, Steve ’76 ’77 Bracey, Shermar ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Anderson, Brian ‘12 Bell, Sammy ‘92 ‘93 Caldwell, Tancil ’38 ’39 Anderson, Geoffrey ‘2013 Bellville, Kelly ’23 ’24 Bradley, Gene ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Caldwell, Maxie ’68 Callahan, Carter ‘10 Anderson, Myron ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Bennett, Jason ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Bradley, Jon ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Bradley‐King, William 2017 ‘18 Callahan, Harold ’39 ’40 Andrews, Bob ’50 Bennett, Ken ’67 ’68 ’69 Bramlett, Charles ’54 ’55 ’56 Cameron, Allen ‘51 ‘52 Anthony, J.C. ’55 ’56 Bennett, Marty ’82 ’83 Aplin, Ryan ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Bennett, Paul ’85 Branch, Jim Bob ’88 Campbell, Jacob ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Appleby, Bob ’46 ’48 Benson, George ’15 ’16 ’17 Brazile, Kevin ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Camp, Anthony ‘02 03 Arant, Jerry ’57 ’58 ’59 ’60 Benson, Luke ’23 ’24 ’25 Breckenridge, John ’35 ’36 ’37 Canale, Thomas ‘94 Canter, John ’29 ’34 Arauco, Josh ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Benson, Russell ’17 ’20 ’21 Brewer, Dennis ’75 Brittingham, Steve ‘98 Cantrell, Hugh ’29 ’30 Armbrust, Ken ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Bentley, Alfred ’59 ’60 Broady, Bryant ‘92 Cantrell, Travis ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Armenio, Joe ’52 ’53 ’54 ’55 Berg, Brandon 2015, ‘16 Caplinger, Bryan ’63 ’64 ’65 ’66 Arment, Bill ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Bergey, Bill ’65 ’66 ’67 ’68 Brockman, Brandon 2015, ‘16 Armstrong, Tyrone ‘99 ‘00 Bernard, Bill ’11 Brooks, Mike ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Carbonell, Javier 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Arnold, Darrell ’55 ’56 Berry, Bill ’61 ’62 ’63 ’64 Brown, Andre ‘97 Card, Jason 2012 ‘13 Brown, Artez 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Carmack, Glynn ’56 ’57 Arnold, Gilbert ’58 ’59 ’60 ’61 Berry, Bryant ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Brown, Cody ‘04 ‘05 Carpenter, Dale ‘91 ‘93 Arnold, Reggie ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Berta, Michael ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Brown, Cody 2015, ‘16 Carpenter, Terry ’73 Arritt, Frank ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Beshears, Donnie ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Brown, Darveon 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Carr, Johnnie ’69 ’70 ’71 Atchley, Tim ’80 Bevill, Mike ’76 Brown, Dave ’75 Atnip, Jacob 2017 ‘18 Billings, James ’56 ’57 ’58 Carrethers, Ryan ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Aufderheide, Mark ’73 Bingham, Ronheen 2017 ‘18 Brown, Dwane ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Carrington, Alex ‘06 ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Austin, Derrick ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Birdwell, Patrick ‘97 ‘98 Brown, Elroy ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Carson, Steve ’84 Austin, Kirby ’80 ’81 Birdwell, Justin ‘96 Brown, Elroy ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Carter, Bill ’32 ’33 Austin, Pel ’47 ’49 Birse, Cameron 2014, ‘15 Brown, Evers ’89 ‘90 Carter, Curtis ’16 ’17 Austin, Sam ’58 ’59 Bishop, O. Lee ’41 Brown, James ’88 ’89 Carter, Doug ‘04 Austin, Shederick ‘09 Blackford, Joel ’20 ’21 Brown, Jeffmario 2018 Carthon, Maurice ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 142 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ALL‐TIME LETTERMEN Casey, Pat ’68 Cothern, Bill ’28 ’29 DeMaine, Don ’67 ’68 Emfinger, Nick ‘06 Castilaw, Tom ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Cottengim, Seth 2017 ‘18 Denbow, Darrin ‘94 Emmons, Carlos ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Caston, Caleb 2014, ‘15, ‘16 ‘17 Cotton, Kishan ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Denison, Blake ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Emory, Dajon 2017 ‘18 Castor, Jerry ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Couch, Alastair ‘94 ‘97 Dent, Brad ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Eoff, Homer ’55 Cates, Mark ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73 Covington, Andre ‘01 Detrick, Hal ’39 ’40 Ervin, Bill ’57 Catlin, Vernon ‘07, ‘08 Covington, Johnny ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Dew, Ben ‘96 Escobar, Frank ‘96 Catrett, Orin ‘05 Covington, Vernon ’31 ’32 Dickey, John ’46 ’47 Eskeridge, Bill ’45 Cayetano, AJ 2017 Cox, Billy Joe ’60 ’61 Dickson, DeSoto ‘92 ‘94 Etu, Sifa ‘09 ‘10 Chamber, Paul ’34 ’35 ’36 Cox, Brandon 2014 Dillon, Edgar ’25 ’26 ’27 Eustace, Ryan 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Chambers, Tajhea 2016 ‘18 Cox, Keith ’77 ’78 Dinges, Jim ’51 Evans, Brian ‘09 Chambers, Tyler ‘06 Cox, Kelvin ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Ditsler, Don ’40 Evans, Chad ‘97 ‘98 Chandler, Hank ’76 ’77 ’78 Cox, Mike ‘02 ‘03 Dixon, Dick ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Evans, John ’11 Chandler, Jarrod 2015, ‘16 ‘17 ‘18 Crader, Chad ‘98 Dixon, Russell ’27 Everett, Gary ’61 ’63 ’64 Chandler, Joe ‘80 ‘81 Craig, Harry ’23 Doane, Keith ’47 ’48 ’49 Everett, Jack ’60 ’61 Chapman, I.J. ’83 ’84 Crane, Gary ’67 ’68 Dobbs, Doug ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Everett, Mike ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Chavis, Terrence ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Crawford, Carter Ray ’84 ’85 Dockery, Cord ‘90 ‘91 ‘93 Everett, Reggie ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Chism, Chester ’80 ’81 Crider, Heath ’89 Dollarhide, Jack ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Chism, John ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Crisp, Hugh ’74 ’75 ’76 ‘77 Donham, Charlie ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 F Christal, Mike ’66 Crittenden, Bruce ’71 Dorton, Wayne ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Famiglietti, Dick ’62 ’64 Chumler, ’23 Crocker, Brandon ‘01 ‘02 Douglas, Marlon ‘07 Farella, Frank ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Chunn, George ’62 Crocker, Wayne ’68 ’69 Douthit, Chet ’69 ’70 Farley, Frank ’11 Ciaramitaro, Brandon ‘07, ‘08 Crockett, Matt ‘01 Downing, Mike ’75 ’76 Fears, Joe ’88 ’89 Cissell Howard ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Crockett, Stacy ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Downs, Robert ’31 ’32 Feemster, Darryl ‘10 ‘11 Clark, Bill ’48 Crook, Charles ’82 Downs, Rodney ’67 ’68 ’69 Fender, Vana ’24 Clark, Jemar 2013 ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Crone, Ernie ’49 ’50 Draper, Amos ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Ferralasco, Robert ‘46 Clark, Mike ‘03 Cross, Doyle ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Dreher, Ferdinand ’28 ’29 Ferguson, James ’28 ’29 Clark, Spurgeon ’11 Crossley, John ‘99 ‘00 ‘02 Driscoll, Josh ‘01 ‘02 Ferguson, Luke 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Clark, Tommy ’63 ’64 ’65 Crossley, Terry ’86 Droke, J.C. ’52 Fields, Jeff ’89 ‘90 Clay, Curtis ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Crump, Clarence ’20 Ducking, Travis ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Files, Cliff ’85 Cleary, Cornelius ‘96 ‘97 Culp, Tommy ’34 ’35 Dumas, Clyde ‘82 ’83 Finley, Bill ’45 Clements, Taylor ‘08, ‘09 Culpepper, Ray ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Dunaway, Darius ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Fishback, Rick ’81 ’82 Clemons, Bobby ’84 Cunningham, George ’34 ’35 Dunbar, Terrence ‘03 Fisher, Roger ’37 Clemons, Mark ‘07, ‘08 Cunningham, Leon ‘94 ‘95 Duncan, Jason ‘05 Fisher, Walter ’69 ’70 Cleve, Gary ’67 ’68 ’69 ’70 Curry, Josh 2017 Duncan, Jesse ‘98 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Fitch, Curtis ‘92 Clifton, David ’63 ’64 ’65 Dunn, Donald ’54 ’56 Flagg, Brian ‘04 ‘05 ‘07 ‘08 Clifton, Justin 2015, ‘16 ‘17 ‘18 D Dunn, Kevin ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Flanagan, Tom ’68 ’69 ’70 Clinard, Chris 2013 Daley, Foot ’87 ’88 Dunnick, Byron ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 Fleming, R.J. ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Cline, Michael ’83 ‘84 ’85 Dallas, Billy ’46 Dunston, Don ’60 ’61 ’62 Fletcher, Antonio 2018 Coats, Carson ‘17 ‘18 Daniels, Bill ’51 ’52 ’53 Duren, Joe ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Fletcher, John ’17 Cochran, Ralph ’22 Daniels, Kendrick 2013 Dutton, Justin 2018 Flewellen, Christian 2013 Cockrell, Sean ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Daniels, Kenneth ’34 Dyson, Dikki ’77 ’78 Flynn, James ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Coffee, John ’58 ’59 ’60 Danner, Lem ’22 ’23 ’25 Dyson, Raymond ’88 Fogle, Roy ’49 ’50 Cole, B.F. ’23 Darby, Jake ’61 ’62 ’63 Folsom‐Hill, Schan ’89 Coleman, Andre ’89 ‘90 ‘92 Darby, Perry ’87 ’88 E Foncham, Damon 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Coleman, Charles ’46 Davenport, Mark ‘95 Eads, Britt ‘90 ‘91 Fontenot, Jamal 2016 ‘17 Coleman, Kyle 2011 ‘12 ‘13 Davidson, Bill ’54 ’55 ’56 Earwood, Bobby ’75 ’76 ’77 ’78 Ford, Dalton 2016 ‘17 Coleman, Mel ’73 Davidson, Billy ’77 ’78 Easley, Chris ‘03 ‘05 ‘07 Ford, Grady ’25 Collier, Bill ’60 Davis, Brad ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Easley, Earl ’84 ’86 ’87 ’88 Forrest, Dennis ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Collier, Chris ‘88 ‘89 ‘90 Davis, Brad ‘96 East, Stephen ‘83 ‘84 ’85 Foster, Scott ’70 ’71 ’72 Collier, Roy ‘91 ‘92 Davis, Brian ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Echols, Les ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Foulks, Tommy ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77 Collins, John ’30 Davis, Buddy ’41 Echols‐Luper, Cam 2016 Fowler, Farron ‘03 ‘04 Collins, Kelsey 2011 ‘12 ‘13 Davis, Cameron 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Edmonds, B.J. 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Frampton, Dwayne ‘10 ‘11 Collins, Richard ’24 Davis, Demario ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Edwards, Chester ’24 Francis, Cazzy ’84 ’85 ’86 Connor, Emerson ’13 Davis, Demond ‘97 Edwards, Darron ‘10 ‘11 Frazier, Roland ’13 Cook, Butch ’76 ’77 Davis, Joey ’75 ’76 Edwards, Don ’88 ‘89 Fredrick, Charlie ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Cook, Danny ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Davis, Lewis ’88 ’89 Edwards, Kendrick 2017 ‘18 Freeman, Tarsh ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Cooley, Reginald ‘98 ‘99 Davis, Maci ‘99 ‘00 Eichenberger, Zach ‘05 ‘06 ‘07, ‘08 Freeman, Zoe ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Cooley, Will Roy ’60 Davis, Michael ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Eickmeyer, Ray ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 French, Carroll ’22 ’25 ’26 ’27 Cooper, Anwar ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Davis, Roy ’55 ’56 Elder, Raymond ’14 Frets, Lynn ’36 Cooper, David ’82 ’83 Davis, Tommy ’58 ’59 Elgin, Andrew ’84 ’85 ’86 Frisella, Scott ‘92 Cooper, Floyd ’20 ’21 Davis, Zach ‘12 Elk, Jim ‘59 Frohbieter, Todd ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Cooper, Jordan ‘09 Day, Chet ’77 ’78 Ellington, Grayson ’29 Fuller, Terrance ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 Cooper, Raymond ’89 Dayton, Putzer ’87 ’89 Elliott, Gary ’66 ’68 Futrell, Cory ‘97 Cooper, Tim ’78 Dean, Carderious 2014 Elliott, Troy 2016 ‘17 Cope, Wayne ‘92 ‘93 Dean, Derek ’88 ’89 ‘90 Ellis, Elias ‘05 ‘06 G Copeland, Austin 2014, ‘15 Dejohnette, Levi ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Ellis‐Brewer, Trent 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Galindo, Kevin ‘11 ‘12 Corcoran, Ed ’49 ’50 ’51 Delap, Charlie ’82 Elmore, Larry ’72 ’73 ’74 Gallagher, Ben 2015, ‘16 ‘17 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 143 ARKANSAS STATE ALL‐TIME LETTERMEN Gambill, Billy ’46 Graves, Marvin ’31 ’32 ’33 Harris, Jaden 2018 Hinrichs, Mike ’66 ’67 ’73 ’74 Gamble, Jamari 2018 Gray, Bob ’55 ’56 ’57 ’58 Harris, James ’78 ’79 Hinson, Clingman ’28 ’29 ’30 Gamlin, Stefan ‘94 ‘95 Green, Bruce ’38 ’39 Harris, Kyle 2014 ‘15 Hinson, Jim ’47 Gandy, John 2012 ‘13 Green, Dahu 2018 Harris, Larry ’88 ’89 ‘90 ‘91 Hinton, Gary ’79 ’80 Gankiewicz, Steve ’65 ’66 ’67 Green, Detravion 2018 Harris, LeMarcus ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Hissam, Jonathan ‘06 ‘07 Gardner, Deotis ‘92 Green, Gary ’76 Harris, Leroy ’75 ’76 Hobbs, Roland ’54 Gardner, Price ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Green, Julian ‘09 ‘11 Harris, Maurice ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘96 Hodges, Ted ’27 ’28 ’29 Garner, Don ’51 ’56 Green, Reggie ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Harris, T.J. 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Hoeflinger, Jon ‘05 ‘06 Garner, John ‘91 Green, Sam ’48 ’49 Harris, Willie ’73 ’74 Hoffman, Eddie ’38 Garrett, Cyril ’39 Greene, Darrell ’88 Harrison, Bill ’63 ’64 ’65 Hogan, Chris ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Garrett, Jemale ‘07 ‘08 Greene, Byron ’86 Harrison, Montis ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Hogan, Stephen 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Garris, Pete ’65 ’66 ’67 ’68 Greenleaf, Dedrick ‘94 Hart, Jamaris 2014 ‘15 Hogue, Bobby ’59 ’60 Garrison, Danny ’75 ’76 ’77 ’78 Greenwald, Carl ’48 ’49 ’51 Hartman, Herman ‘98 Holifield, Darrell ’78 ’79 ’80 Gartman, Bruce ’80 ’81 ’82 Greve, Tyler 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Harvey, Klint 2017 ‘18 Holt, Boyce ’52 Gaskin, Charles 2014 Grider, William ’54 Hatfield, Jim ’80 Holland, James ’45 ’47 ’49 Gaston, Adam ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Griffin, Derrick ’79 ’80 Haunga, Steven 2012 ‘13 Holligan, Tyson ‘09 Gaston, Bobby ’83 ’84 Griffin, Jimbo ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Hawkins, Jackie ‘09 Hollimon, Joe ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Gatlin, Jim ’70 ’71 Griffin, Joe ’76 ’77 ’78 Hawkins, Joe ’52 Hollingsworth. R.W. ’59 Gatto, Nick ‘99 ‘00 Grigory, Bill ’55 Hawley, William G. ’31 ’32 Hollingsworth, Terrance 2014 ‘15 Gauthreaux, Bryan ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Grigsby, Zach ‘02 ‘03 Hawthorne, Rodney ‘94 ‘95 Hollins, Devin ‘04 ‘05 Gebert, Ralph ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Grisham, Mark ’83 Hayden, Lewis ’46 ’47 Holmes, Gary ’78 ’79 Gentry, Bob ’70 Griswold, Darion 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Hayes, Rocky 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Holmes, Tausean ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Gericke, Dean ‘10 Grosse, Vernon ’50 ’51 Haynes, Fred ’79 ’80 Hooper, Andy ’63 Germany, Reginald ’51 Grupe, Blake 2018 Hazel, Gene ’48 ’49 Horton, Kevin ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Gerring, Russ ’47 Guice, Rex ’51 Head, DuRan ‘93 Horton, Melvin ’31 ’32 ’33 Gibbs, Charles ’56 ’57 Gunn, David ’59 ’60 ’61 Head, Julius ’59 Horton, Todd ’85 ’86 ’87 ’88 Gibbs, Hugh ’59 Gwin, Terry ’65 ’66 Headley, Keith ‘98 ‘99 ‘01 ‘02 Houston, Marvin ’87 ’88 Gibbs, Steven ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Heard, Hillery ’24 ’25 Houston, JD 2015 ‘16 Gibson, Bill ’45 H Heard, Tibbs ‘26 ’28 ‘29 Houston, Tres 2013 ‘14 ‘15 Gibson, Jefferie 2017 ‘18 Hagaman, Marvin ’59 ’60 ’61 Heath, Eddie ’34 ’35 ’36 Howard, Christian 2017 Gibson, Jeremy ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Haigh, John ’25 Heath, Huel ’63 Howard, Tom ’67 Gibson, Mark ‘91 ‘92 Haigler, Marshall ‘92 Heath, Quanterio 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Howington, Dock ’15 Giddens, Bryce 2012 ‘13 Hale, Mitchell ’62 ’63 Heath, Wayne ‘01 Hubner, Mike ’74 ’76 Gilbow, Paul ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Hales, Steve ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Heern, Howard ’39 Hudson, Dale ’46 ’47 ’48 Gill, Page ‘06 ‘08 Haley, Eric ’88 ’89 Henault, Andy ‘98 ‘99 Hudson, Marcus 2015 Gillott, Trevor ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Hall, Bryan ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Henderson, Jerime ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Hudson, Wayne ’85 ’86 ’87 ’88 Ginder, Bobby ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Hall, C.O. ’34 ’35 Henderson, Lucious ‘09 ‘10 Huffman, Mike ’61 Girley, Charleston 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Hall, Rodrick ‘10 ‘11 Henderson, Russ ’80 ’81 Hughey, Frank ’27 ’28 ’29 ’30 Glasgow, Doyne ’41 Hamilton, James ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Henderson, Victor ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Humes, Chris 2012 ‘13 ‘15 ‘16 Gleghorn, Mike ’83 Hamilton, Mark ‘00 Hendrick, Bob ’72 ’74 Humphreys, T.J. ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Glenn, Dwaine ’65 ’66 ’67 Hamlet, P.L. ’49 Hendrix, Bill ’30 ’31 ’32 ’33 Hunt, Lee ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Glover, Darius ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Hammons, Foy ’13 ’14 ’15 ’19 Hendrix, Hayden ‘91 Hunt, Marc ‘90 ‘92 Glover, George ’36 Hampton, Anthony ‘92 Henry, Sevastin ‘92 Hunter, Dave ’50 Goad, Byron ’23 ’24 ’25 ’26 Hampton, Bill ’41 Henson, Brandon ‘05 ‘06 Hunter, Money 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Goddard, Steve ’68 ’69 ’70 Hampton, Ed ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Herman, Alex ’78 ’79 Hurt, Gary ‘97 ‘98 Goldbert, Milford ’51 ’52 ’53 Hampton, Terry 2018 Herrold, Nathan ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Golden, Randy ’72 ’74 ’75 Haney, Andy ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Hewitt, Travis ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 I Golleher, Mitch ’73 Hanger, Jim ’63 Heyward, Burgess ’74 Ingle, David ’89 Gooch, Jim ’34 ’35 ’36 Hankins, Gary ’65 ’66 ’67 Heywood, Fred ’25 Ingram, Kenny ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Goodman, Jack ’60 ’61 Hanschen, Steve ’76 ’78 ’79 Hickenbotham, James ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Isaac, Javonis 2017 ‘18 Goodman, Joe ’70 Hansen, Justice 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Hickman, Prince ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Goodson, R.W. ’58 Harb, Burt ’13 ’14 ’16 Hicks, Brian ‘03 ‘04 J Gordan, Michael 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Hardin, Millard ’35 ’36 Hiett, Dick ’21 ’22 Jackson, Anthony ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Gore, Clinton ’61 ’62 Hardy, Greg ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Higgins, Patrick ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Jackson, Colton 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Gore, Stacy ’83 ’84 ı85 Harkless, Larry ’75 ’77 Hight, Howard ’45 Jackson, Darreon 2017 ‘18 Goss, Elbert ’33 Harlan, Woody ‘56 Hilburn, Dick ’54 ’55 ’56 Jackson, Gary ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Grace, Cody 2017 ‘18 Harms, Keith ’85 ’86 ’87 Hill, Don ’31 ’32 Jackson, Frankie 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Grace, LeKeith ‘02 ‘03 Harp, Waldell ‘97 Hill, Greg ’72 Jackson, Julius ‘03 Graff, Bill ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Harper, Dave ’71 Hill, Harvey Lee ’53 Jackson, Shervarius ‘11 ‘12 Graham, John ’57 ’58 Harrell, Calvin ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Hill, Jonah 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Jackson, Tony ’77 Graham, William ‘91 Harrell, Stacy ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Hill, Katon 2017 Jackson, Wally ’51 Granata, Tom ’75 ’76 ’77 Harrell, Tres ‘97 Hill, Stewe ’89 ‘90 Jacobs, Elliot ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Grandberry, William ‘01 Harris Jr., Andre 2018 Hillers, Ron ’86 ’87 Jacobs, Jerry 2018 Grant, Charles 2014 ‘15 Harris, Anthony ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Hills, Adrian ‘10 ‘11 Jacobs, Ryan 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Grant, Corey ‘92 Harris, Darren ’88 ’89 Hilton, Drew ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 James, Chris ‘05 ‘06 Grant, Larry ‘92 ‘93 Harris, Ed ’71 Hines, David ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 James, Jamarrow ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Grassmyer, Leon ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Harris, Henry ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Hinrichs, Charles ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 James, John Ed ’35 ’36 144 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ALL‐TIME LETTERMEN James, Roy ‘93 ‘94 Jose, Ryan ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Langley, Jim ’34 Lytle, John ’20 Jansen, Steve ’70 Joyner, Maurice ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 LaPlante, Don ’50 ’51 ’52 Jarboe, Josh 2011 ‘12 Jumper, Gerald ‘64 ’65 ’66 ’67 Laney, James ’69 M Jefferson, Marcel ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Larche, Harry ’46 ’47 ’48 Maas, Dale ‘05 ‘06 Jeffress, Maurice ’46 ’47 ’48 K Larson, Bob ’49 ’50 ’51 Mabone, Troy ’89 ‘90 ‘92 Jeffries, O. ’13 Kaffka, Harold ’46 LaRusso, Scott ‘95 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Mabry, Charles ‘99 ‘00 Jeffries, Wade ’13 ’14 ’15 Kammer, Kevin ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Lary, James ’16 ’19 Mabry, Leon ’40 Jemison, Rickey ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Kautai, Alex ‘09 ‘11 Lary, Mike ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Mack, Blake 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Jenkins, Tanner ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Keane, Tim ’65 ’66 ’67 Latourette, Harry ’61 ’62 Mack, Clifton ’36 ’37 ’39 ’39 Jennings, M.D. ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Keath, David ’41 Latimore, Denver ’75 ’76 Mack, Jerry ’79 ’80 ’81 Jessen, Bill ’40 Keaton, Derek ‘12 Lattimore, Lyle ’73 ’74 Mack, Jerry ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Johnson, Al ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Keith, Daniel 2015 Lauderdale, James ’38 ’40 Madden, Jerome ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Johnson, Avery 2016 ‘17 Keith, Norman ’50 Lawrence, Greg ’76 ’77 ’78 Maddox, Cornelius ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77 Johnson, Bert ’28 ’29 ’30 Kellar, Keith ’85 ’86 Lawrence, Larry ’75 ’76 ’77 ’78 Maddox, Preston ’84 ’85 Johnson, Bill ’79 ’80 ’82 Keller, Clifton ’15 ’16 ’17 Laws, Kolumn ‘96 ‘97 Malham, Mike ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Johnson, Charles ’45 Keller, Donald ’37 ’38 ’39 Lawson, Derek ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Manatt, John ’72 ’73 ’74 Johnson, Charles ‘03 Keller, Gordon ’13 ’14 ’20 Lawson, Marcus ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Manderson, Claude ’58 Johnson, Chase 2017 Keller, Harold ’30 ’31 ’32 ’33 Layne, Bucky ’75 ’76 Mandich, Matt ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Johnson, Clevon ’79 Keller, Paul ’17 Leach, Frank ’54 Mann, Ray ’34 Johnson, Craig ’69 ’70 ’71 ’72 Keller, Roy ’11 ’12 ’13 ’14 Leahey, Sam ‘07 Manning, Tom ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Johnson, David ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Kellett, Orville ’35 ’36 ’37 Leapheart, Warren 2013 ‘14 ‘15 Manns, Robert ’47 ’48 ’49 ’50 Johnson, Derek ‘10 Kellim, Erik ‘99 ‘00 Ledbetter, Clint ’84 ’85 ’86 Marcellus, John ’33 Johnson, Ernest ’45 Kelly, Paul ’45 Ledbetter, Virgil ’46 Marschewski, James ’65 Johnson, Garry ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Kelly, Ralph ’76 ’77 Lee, Carl 2014 Marshall, Jaylon 2016 Johnson, Harry ’24 ’25 Kelly, Waddell ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Lee, Greg ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Marshall, Jerald ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77 Johnson, Jack ’48 ’49 Kelso, Bill ’40 Lee, Jerome ‘95 Marshall, Sean ‘08 Johnson, James ‘04 ‘05 Kennedy 2013 Lee, Lamar ’58 Mason, Chauncey 2015 ‘17 Johnson, Jesse ’46 ’48 ’54 ’55 Kent, Tom ’53 ’54 ’56 Lee, Lamar ‘02 ‘03 Martillo, Dick ’61 ’62 Johnson, Lawrence ’85 Kerfoot, Oliver ’45 Lee, Qushaun 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Martin, James ’22 Johnson, Lennie ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Kilcrease, Jaqaun ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Lee, Ramone ‘97 Martin, Kyle 2016 ‘17 Johnson, Lenny ‘00 Killen, Michael ’88 ’89 Lee, Shelby ’63 ’64 Martin, Lance ‘04 ‘05 Johnson, Mark 2014 ‘16 ‘17 Kilow, Robert ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Lemon, Cleo ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Martin, Sam ’46 Johnson, Michael 2017 ‘18 Kimble, Richard ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Leonard, Corey ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Martin, Troy ’11 Johnson, Nikita ’85 Kincy, Anthony ‘11 ‘12 Lewis, Judious ’83 ’84 Martinzak, Dick ’48 Johnson, Robert ’41 King, Berry ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Lieter, Dale ’39 Mashburn, Ken ’62 ’63 ’64 Johnson, Roy ’88 ’89 ‘90 ‘91 King, Dennis ’75 ’76 ’77 Ligon, Jeremiah ‘95 ‘96 Mason, Harold ’82 ’84 Johnson, S.T. ’46 ’47 ’48 King, Robert ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Lilly, James ’33 ’34 Mason, Michael ‘93 ‘94 Johnson, Thomas ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Kinsworthy, Terry ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Liner, Dee 2016 ‘17 Mason, Taylor 2012 ‘13 Johnson, Tom ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Kirkpatrick, Paul ’53 Linsy, Eric ‘92 ‘93 Massena, Orley ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Johnson, Tyrell ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Kitterman, John ‘74 Lisko, Freddie ’75 ’77 ’78 Massey, Robert ’50 Johnson, Varon ’79 Klipsch, Jamie ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Lisko, Jimmy ‘72 ’73 ’74 ‘75 Mathieu, Jabari 2014 Johnston, David ’37 Knight, Greg ‘90 Liss, Lawrence ’50 Matlock, Dennis ‘80 ’81 ’82 Joiner, Brandon ‘10 ‘11 Knight, Parkin ’31 ’32 Little, Jarod ‘03 ‘04 Matthews, Byron ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Jones, Allen ’45 Knighten, Fredi 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Little, Koetter ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Matthews, Frank ’21 ’22 Jones, Cameron ‘94 Koenig, Glen ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Littleton, Chris ‘02 ‘03 ‘05 Matthews, Reggie ’89 Jones, Chris ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘04 Koets, Kyle ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Lloyd, Victor ’33 Matthews, Robert ‘99 Jones, Clarence ’45 Kohonke, Dean ’15 ’16 ’17 Lockhart, Steve ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Maxfield, Sean ‘09 Jones, Don ‘09 ‘11 ‘12 Koldus, John ’50 ’51 ’52 Lockley, Heath ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Maxwell, Larry ’66 Jones, Garrick ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Konecny, Kevin ’77 ’78 Logan, Prince ‘93 Maxwell, Robert 2015 ‘16 Jones, Greg ’86 ’87 Konvalinka, Jeremy ‘98 Lohman, Zeke ’23 ’24 ’25 ’26 Mays, Khari ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Jones, Jamal 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Kramer, Sonny ’46 Long, Josh ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Mayes, Curtis ’16 Jones, Jevon 2018 Kunz, Al ’51 ’52 ’53 Looney, Leonard ’13 ’15 Mayo, Billy ’53 ’54 Jones, Joe ‘99 ‘00 Lorick, John ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Mays, Booker 2013 ‘14 ‘15 Jones, Joseph ‘99 L Lorigan, Cole ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Mays, Lawrence ’88 ’89 ‘90 Jones, Julian ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Ladd, ’22 Louis, Alfred ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Meachum, Cory ‘06 Jones, Ken ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Lafferty, Grover ’41 Louis, Kirk 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Medley, Demari 2017 ‘18 Jones, Kevin ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Lagomarcino, Brian ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Lovelady, James ‘96 Meeks, Ron ’75 ’76 Jones, Kimani ‘02 ‘03 LaGrone, Cecil ’67 ’68 ’69 ’70 Loving, Sylvester ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Meier, Hank ’48 Jones, Kyle ’83 ’84 Lain, Khari 2014 ‘15 ‘16 Lowrey, Doug ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73 Melio, Joe ’46 ’47 ’48 Jones, Paul 2013 Lamb, Gordon ’28 ’29 Lucas, Earl ‘11 Meredith, Jarry ’34 Jones, Robert ‘90 Lamb, Nolan ’31 ’32 ’33 Luebke, Wyatt 2018 Meredith, Jack ’41 Jones, Rodney ’74 ’75 Lambert, Lawrence ’11 Luellen, Brandon ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Merrill, Forrest 2018 Jones, Stan ’70 ’71 ’72 Lampo, Ronald ’56 Luensmann, Chuck ’71 ’72 Merritt, Kirk 2018 Jones, Tyrone ’87 ’88 Lanaux, Bob ‘99 ‘00 Luter, David ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Metcalfe, James ’45 Jordan, Chester ‘90 Landers, Bill ’45 ’48 Lutes, Charles Roy ’54 Metzler, Charles ’21 Jordan, Jimmy ’46 Landry, Allen ’85 ’86 Lynch, Claude ’36 ’40 Metzler, Henry ’38 ’39 ’40 Jordan, J.T. ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Langford, Tim ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Lynch, Dan ’40 ’41 Meyer, Dennis ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 145 ARKANSAS STATE ALL‐TIME LETTERMEN Michaels, Mark ‘01 Murphy, Reginald ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 McWherter, Earl ’31 ’32 ’33 Parker, Lorenzo ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Michles, Earl Ray ’59 ’60 ’61 Murrah, G.H. ’58 ’59 McWhirter, Chad ‘90 ‘91 Parker, Mart ’78 Middlebrook, Orna ’75 ’76 Murray, Butch ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 McWilliams, Major ’36 Parker, Wayne ’39 ’45 Miller, Aubrey ’89 ‘90 ‘92 Murray, Chris 2015 ‘16 ‘17 MacQueen, Donald ’31 ’32 ’33 ’34 Parkes, Albert ’37 Miller, Charles ’36 ’37 Murray, Corey ‘01 ‘02 Parrott, Pat ’75 ’76 ’77 Miller, Chris ‘05, ‘06 ‘07 Murray, Marcel 2018 N Parson, Gerald ’55 Miller, Clayton ’20 Murry, Kedric ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Najm, Jon ‘05 ‘06 Paschal, Dijon 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Miller, Dan ’86 ’87 Muse, Allen ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘13 Nalley, Bill ’58 ’59 Patterson, Gerald ’47 Miller, Don ’58 ’59 Muzik, Bill ’73 ’74 ’75 ‘76 Nash, Gus ’22 Patterson, Jerald ’85 ’86 ’87 Miller, Glenn ’65 Myers, Brett ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Neal, Curt ’73 Patton, Henry ’41 Miller, J.C. ‘99 ‘00 Myers, Neal ‘99 Neal, Jimmy ’87 ’88 Patton, Tony ’73 ’74 Miller, Jeremy ‘97 McAlpin, Chris ‘94 ‘95 Neff, Mickey ’57 Pearce, Lloyd ’34 Miller, Jerome ’75 ’76 ’78 ’79 McAndrew, Roger ’36 Neihouse, Eric ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Pebworth, Elam ’60 Miller, Jessie ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 McBride, Clark ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Nelms, Nick ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Peebles, Larry ’59 ’60 ’61 Miller, Lance ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 McBride, Rick ’66 ’67 Neloms, Marvin ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Pegues, Jerry ‘00 ‘01 Miller, Scott Key ‘98 ‘99 McCain, Hassell ’60 ’61 ’62 Nelson, Kenneth ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Pennington, Royce ’68 Miller, Tommy ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 McCandless, Lee ’31 ’32 ’33 ’34 Nelson, Roy ’58 ’59 ’60 Peoples, Alex ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Miller, William ’36 McCall, Art ’15 Nervig, Brian ’78 ’79 Peoples, Alfonzo ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Millwee, Chris ’70 ’71 McCall, Greg ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Newton, Derek ‘09 ‘10 Perkins, Don ’61 ’62 Mimbs, Ty 2017 McCants, Carlos ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Nicholson, Rich ’69 ’70 ’71 Perkins, Kenneth ’41 Miner, Elbert ’36 McCarley, James ’85 ’86 Noce, Nick ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Perkins, Lucas ‘92 Miner, David ’76 McCartney, Frank ’23 Noe, Harold ’63 ’64 ’65 Perkins, Tom ’58 ’59 Mingo, Cordarious ‘08 ‘09 McCarver, Pat ’55 Noles, Davie ’72 ’73 ’74 Perrone, Larry ’72 Minshew, Ronald ’58 ’59 McCaughey, John ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Norman, Jarriel ‘06 ‘08 Perry, Bill ’48 Mitchell, Anthony ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 McCay, George ’56 Norman, Ron ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Perry, Kevin ‘07 Mitchell, Chappell ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 McClellan, Donk ’40 Northcross, Don ’82 Peters, Eddy ’74 Mitchell, Cliff ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 McClelland, Kevin ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Norton, W.E.W. ’34 Petersen, Chris ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Mitchell, David ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73 McClure, Alton ’40 ’41 Novak, Alex 2017 Petroff, Jim ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Mitchell, Sean ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 McClure, Rusty ’72 Pettus, Brent ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Moellers, John ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 McComb, Eldridge ’20 O Petzoldt, Devin ’89 ‘91 ‘92 Mohajir, Terry ‘90 ‘91 McConnell, Clyde ’34 ’35 O’Bar, Joe ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Peyton, Virgil ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Mondie, Devin 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 McCoy, Atheius ‘97 O’Bryant, Albert ’73 ’74 Pharis, Milton ’39 Mondie, Robert 2015 ‘16 McCoy, Denarius ‘97 Odie, Andy ‘94 Phelps, Dick ’46 ’47 Monk, Chuck ‘89 ‘90 ‘91 McCray, Kelcie ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Odom, Chris 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Philbert, Jaypee 2017 Montes, Manuel ’66 ’67 ’68 McCuiston, Bob ’61 ’62 ’63 ’64 Ogbebor, Bubba 2018 Phillips, Bill ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Montgomery, Jermaine ‘02 McCullough, Nelson ’73 Oku, David 2012 ‘13 Phillips, Casey ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Montgomery, Victor ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 McDaniel, Bob ’22 Oldham, Okel ’23 ’24 ’25 ’26 Phillips, Corlan ‘97 Moody, Walter ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 McDaniel, Hosea ’31 ’32 ’33 Oldham, Orval ’27 ’28 ’29 Phillips, James ’54 Moore, Andrew ’88 McDaniel, Russell ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Olliges, Steve ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Pickering, Bill ’25 Moore, Delano ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 McDonald, Fred ’26 ’27 ’28 ’29 Oliver, Cade 2012 ‘13 Pinson, Randy ’84 Moore, Truman ’63 ’64 ’65 ’66 McDonald, Jess ‘05 ‘06 O’Neal, Oren ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Pittman, Dwayne ’81 ’82 ’83 Moorehead, Jerry 2014 ‘15 McDonald, Mike ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Orr, Marty ’78 Plank, Jeff ’88 ’89 Morales, James ‘01 McDonald, Scott ’81 ’82 ’83 Osment, John ’40 Poag, John ’58 Moreman, Walter ’31 ’32 ’35 McFadden, Ralph ’16 ’17 Osment, Eugene ’39 ’40 Politano, Ralph ’65 Moragne, Logan 2015 ‘16 McGee, Stacy ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Osselmeier, Gene ’47 ’48 ’49 ’50 Pond, Jamie ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Moreton, Austin 2014 ‘15 ‘16 McGinnis, Benny ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Oswald, Henry ’52 ’53 Porter, Eddie 2012 ‘13 Moreton, Hunter 2017 McGough, David ’72 Ota, Chuks 2014 ‘15 Porter, Stanley ‘07 ‘08 Morgan, Bruce ’82 McGuigan, Frank ’67 ’68 Overly, Don ’78 ’79 Powell, Alvin ‘00 ‘01 Morgan, Eddie ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 McGuire, Joe ’36 ’37 ’38 Outlaw, Trey ‘11 Powell, Josh ‘04 Morgan, J.P. ’45 McGuire, John ’47 ’48 ’49 Owen, Russell ’15 ’16 ’17 Powell, Orlando ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Morman, James ‘99 ‘00 McHenry, Elmer ’49 Owens, Ben ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Powers, Howard ’46 ’47 ’48 Morris, Clarence ’40 ’41 McInnis, Justin 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Owens, Charles ’26 ’27 ’ ‘28 ’29 Prater, Cody ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Morris, Mike ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 McIntosh, Jerome ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Owens, Markel 2011 ‘12 ‘13 Prater, Kiano ‘09 ‘10 Morris, Sean ’88 ’89 McKay, Roy ’31 ’32 Price, Stacy ’81 ’83 ’84 ’85 Morrison, Donnie ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 McKenna, Jerry ’77 ’78 ’79 P Privett, Leon ’54 ’55 Moser, Howard ’15 ’16 McKinney, Anthony ’80 ’82 Padrta, Dominic ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Puckett, James ’27 ’28 ’29 ’31 Moser, Vivian ’15 ’16 ’17 ’20 McKnight, Jeff ‘11 Pagano, Bill ’63 ’64 ’65 Puryear, Steve ’65 ’66 ’67 Mosley, Roderick ‘95 ‘96 McKinnon, Javon ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Page, Nathan 2018 Pylant, Perry ‘94 ‘95 Moulton, A.K. ‘01 McKinnon, Koby ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Painter, Richard ’67 ’68 Mpwo, Eniak ‘00 ‘01 McKissic, J.D. 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Painter, Roy ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 R Muckensturm, Dave ’69 ’79 ’71 ’72 McKnight, Zack ‘12 Palmer, Don ’85 ’86 ’88 ’89 Radison, Pete ’46 Muckensturm, Jerry ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 McLennan, Jahbari ‘08 ‘09 Palmer, Freddy ’23 Rager, Brandon ‘00 Muckensturm, Kevin ’75 McMinn, Mark ’83 ’84 ’85 Palone, Tony ’77 Rager, Richard ’76 ’77 Muhammad, Darryl ’86 McMurray, Jim ’59 ’60 ’61 Palumbo, Frank ’49 ’50 Ragland, Thomas ’45 Mullen, Daniel ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 McNeal, Danny ‘07 Parker, Brandon ‘09 Rains, Kenny 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Mullins, Dube ’48 McNeary, Carlos ‘98 Parker, Charles ’45 ’46 Ramage, Rob ‘06 ‘07 Mullins, Joel ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 McPherson, Andy ‘97 ‘98 ‘00 ‘01 Parker, Jodie ’52 Rankin, Earl ’55 ’56 ’57 ’58 146 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ALL‐TIME LETTERMEN Ransom, Donovan 2015 ‘16 ‘17 ‘18 Ross, Jack ’70 Shell, Alex ‘90 Spiers, Tommy ’54 ’55 ’56 Ray, Mike ’87 ’88 ’89 Rosser, Darius 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Shelley, Elbert ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Spikes, Cloyd ’28 ’29 Ray, Raymond ’72 ’73 Roth, Matt ‘03 ‘04 Shepard, Isaiah ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Spivey, Rick ’80 ’81 ’82 Reavy, George ’47 Rotton, Clifford ’46 ’47 ’48 Sherer, Sanchez ‘00 ‘01 Spry, Logan 2014 Reed, James ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Rowland, Lynn ’89 ‘90 Sherrod, Neil ’36 Spurlock, Maybrine ’45 Reed, Randy ’75 ’76 ’77 Roy, Clinton ‘03 ‘04 Shivers, John ‘99 Stadler, Louis ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Reed, Tyshon ‘00 ‘01 Rucker, Brian ‘00 ‘01 Shoemake, Shawn ‘05 ‘06 Stadler, Mark ’80 ’81 ’82 Rees, Harold ’27 ’30 Rudd, John ’51 Shoffner, Charles ’22 ’23 Stallings, Ray ’57 Reese, Raymond ’11 ’13 Ruebsam, Dave ’69 ’70 ’71 Shrable, Beau ‘02 Stancil, Hal ’49 Reese, Tommy ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Ruffin, Rodney ‘93 ‘94 Shrable, Brett ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Stanford, Gary ’85 Reeves, H.K. ’63 ’64 ’65 Rufus, Ed ‘93 ‘94 Shrable, Steve ’77 ’78 ’79 Stanley, Bill ’85 ’86 ’87 ’88 Reeves, Steve ‘06 Rump, Ken ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Sifford, George ’41 Stanley, Jennings 2018 Reeves, Troy ’56 ’57 ’58 Rumsey, Lance ’88 Sigears, Colby 2018 Staples, Joey ‘92 ‘93 Reibe, Matt ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Rusak, Dan ’48 Sims, Jerome ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Starson, Tim ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Reid, Bobby ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Rush, Charles ’20 Simmons, Alfonzo ‘10 ‘11 Steed, Billy ’56 ’57 ’58 Reid, Kenneth ’86 Russell, Kirk ’87 ’88 Simmons, James ’70 ’71 ’72 Steffens, Nick ‘06 Reid, Leonard ’21 Russell, Robert ’65 Simmons, Kenny ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Stegall, Gill ’80 ’81 ’82 Reid, Stuart ’85 Ruyle, A.D. ’48 ’49 ’50 Simons, Scot ‘96 ‘97 Stegall, Jerome ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Reider, Ernest ’24 Ryan, Patrick 2013 Singleton, Bryan ‘94 ‘95 Stephens, Del Ray ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Reiman, Jerry ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73 Sink, Jason ‘96 ‘97 Stephens, Paul ‘08 Reisching, Carl ’21 ’22 S Sissell, George ’16 Sterling, Oscar ’15 ’16 Retanio, Joe ’35 Sackett, Jeff ’69 ’70 ’71 ’72 Skillern, James ’13 ’14 Stevens, Chris ‘96 ‘97 Rhodes, Homer ’85 Sain, Tommy ’67 Skora, Eugene ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Stevens, Ray ’29 Rhodes, Justin ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Sample, Dan ’41 Slaughter, Justin ‘05 Stevens, Steven 2013 ‘14 Richard, Rodney ’83 Sample, Eddie ’38 ’39 Slaughter, Tab ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Steward, ’22 Richards, Frank ’84 ’85 ’86 Samples, Burt ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Slayton, Joe ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Steward, Stephan ‘91 Richardson, Jasper ’28 ’29 Sampson, Steve ’86 ’87 Smelser, Greg ’70 ’71 Stevens, Steven 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Richardson, Kyle ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Samuel, Dexter 2011 ‘13 Smiley, Tim ’86 ’87 ’88 Still, Jacob 2017 ‘18 Richardson, Rodney ‘95 ‘96 Sanders, Kendall 2016 Smith, Andre ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Stinnett, Steve ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Richardson, Ron ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Sanders, Oliver ’26 ’27 Smith, C.D. ’39 Stockemer, Taylor ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Richardson, Sedrick ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Sanderson, Marvin ’28 ’29 Smith, Clyde ’46 ’47 ’48 Stokes, Sandy ’71 Richmond, Elshon ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Sandholzer, Gil ’84 Smith, Danny ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Stolt, Allan ’59 ’50 ’51 Rickus, Eddie ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Sapp, Alan ’70 Smith, Darren ‘95 Stone, Chris 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Ridgle, Tony ’80 ’82 ’84 Scales, Chaz ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Smith, Frank ’59 ’60 ’61 Stone, Todd ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Ridgeway, James ’57 ’58 Scanlan, Bryan 2014 Smith, Greg ‘09 Storey, O.H. ’33 ’34 Riggs, Don ’55 ’56 ’57 ’58 Schaefer, John ’70 ’71 ’72 Smith, Jack ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Stotts, Lloyd ’29 Riggs, Griffin 2015 ‘16 ‘17 ‘18 Schenk, Dale ’86 ’87 Smith, Jamie ’87 ’88 ’89 Stovall, Paul ’53 ’54 Ritchey, Dick ’64 ’65 ’66 ’67 Scherman, Jim ’55 ’56 ’57 Smith, Jeremy 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Stowers, Sterling 2015 ‘16 Roach, John ‘11 Schmidt, Lennie ’54 Smith, Joe ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Strauss, Al ‘24 Robak, Ray ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Schoemel, Justin ‘09 Smith, John ’35 Stroud, Tom ’49 Robbins, Mark ’85 ’86 Schuler, Will Allen ’16 ’17 Smith, Matt ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Struble, Steve ’67 ’68 Roberson, Waylon 2015 ‘16 Schwartz, Herb ’21 ’22 Smith, Richard ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Stuart, Orlin ’37 ’38 Roberts, Alex 2018 Scott, Bobby ’49 Smith, Richard ‘61 ‘62 Stubbs, ’14 Roberts, Dennis ’66 ’67 Scott, Dwayne ’87 Smith, Rob ’78 Stupek, Robert ’54 Roberts, Johnnie ’77 Scott, Vernon ’11 ’13 ’14 ’15 Smith, Rod ‘12 Sugg, Jack ’60 ’61 Robertson, Jermaine ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Sears, Tom ‘92 ‘93 Smith, Ron ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Sugg, Tommy ’80 Robertson, Justin ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Seaton, Russell ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Smith, Ryan ‘98 ‘99 Suggs, Torrance ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Robins, Ray ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Sechrest, Ness ’53 Smith, Schuyler ’46 ’47 Sullivan, Ian ‘96 ‘97 Robison, Chase 2015 ‘16 Seidnaly, Nour‐Eddine 2018 Smith, Sherodrick ‘11 Sullivan, Murray ’54 Robison, Lanier ’82 Sentimore, Bo 2015 ‘16 Smith, Stan ’82 Sullivent, Neely ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Robison, Loran ’24 ’25 ’26 ’27 Settlemire, Dell ’41 Smith, Steve ‘90 ‘91 Summers, Dan ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Robinson, Anthony ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Settlemire, Paul ’37 ’38 ’39 ’40 Smith, Terry ’73 ’74 ’75 Suskie, John ’84 ’85 ’86 Robinson, Chuckie ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Seymore, Jerrold ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Snellgrove, Frank ’45 Sutton, E.J. 2014 Robinson, Terry ’57 ’58 Shacey, Latham ’37 Snider, Butch ’83 ’84 ’85 Swalley, Jake 2015 ‘16 Robinson, Vernon ’20 Shannon, Charles ’79 ’80 Snider, Marion ’38 Swanson, Paul 2015 ‘16 Roddy, Joe ’20 Shannon, John ’77 ’78 Snodgrass, Jack ’60 Swepston, John ’31 ’32 ’33 Roebuck, Randy ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Sharp, Carlos ’88 ’89 ‘90 ‘91 Soest, George ’82 Swopes, Kenny ‘92 Roetzel, Sean ‘92 ‘93 Sharp, Gage 2014 Sommers, Billy ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Swinney, Clovis ’67 ’68 ’69 Rogers, Billy ’47 Sharp, Isom ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Sommers, Ray ’50 ’51 Rogers, Freddy ’82 ’83 Shatley, Andy ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Sorrel, Jack ’23 T Rolland‐Jones, Ja’Von 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Shaw, Joe ’47 ’48 ’49 Sowell, Jeff ‘97 Tabary, James 2015 Rollins, Brandon ‘04 ‘05, ‘06 ‘07 Shearburn, V.V. ’46 ’47 ‘48 Sowell, Michael ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Tankersley, Ollie ’15 ;16 ’17 ’19 Rollins‐Davis, Daryl 2014 ‘16 Sheard, Lonnell ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Spann, Bobby ’52 ’53 ’54 Tarle, Jim ‘94 ‘95 Romeo, Eddie ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Shearin, Brad 2013 Spears, Gene ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Tate, Andre ’85 ’86 ’87 ’88 Romero, Tex ’49 ’50 ’51 Shedd, Neal ’45 Speck, Leslie ’31 ’32 ’33 ’34 Tate, Eric ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Roper, Scott ’86 ’87 Sheffield, Brian ‘06 ‘07 Speer, Robert ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Tate, Kelvin ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Ross, Ed ’36 Shelby, Charles ’31 ’32 ’33 Spensieri, Danny ’51 ’52 ’53 ’54 Taula, Eti ‘00 ‘01 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 147 ARKANSAS STATE ALL‐TIME LETTERMEN Taylor, Blaise 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Tutor, Brennan 2013 ‘14 Weir, Sammy ’60 ’61 ’62 Wimberley, Jerry ’37 Taylor, Gilbert ’22 ’23 Tyler, Reed 2018 Wells, Phillip ’88 ‘89 ‘90 ‘91 Wineland, Keith ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Taylor, Kennon ’77 ’78 Tyre, Block ’29 ’30 ’31 ‘32 Werner, David ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Winford, Benny ’64 ’65 ’66 ’67 Taylor, Matt ’82 ’83 Wescott, Logan 2018 Winford, Bill ’56 ’57 ’58 Taylor, Matt ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 U Wesley, Allen 2014 Winfrey, Stan ’72 ’73 ’74 Taylor, Melvin ’80 ’81 Uhlmansiek, Tom ’46 Wesley, Nyeem ‘03 ‘04 Winters, Hansel ’29 ’30 ’31 ’32 Taylor, Ryan 2018 Underwood, Leon ’46 West, Terry ’56 ’57 ’58 Wiseman, Jim ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Teat, Ron ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Westbrook, David ‘97 Wiseman, Tom ’73 Templeton, Bill ’54 ’55 ’56 V Westmoreland, Harold ’55 ’56 Withers, Anthony ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Templeton, Mike ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 Van Dolah, Evan ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Wheatley, Don ’46 Witt, Keith ’14 ’15 ’16 Terry, Bryan 2018 Van Dyke, Russell ’16 ’17 ’19 Whisnant, Gary ‘62 Woit, Richie ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Terry, Charles ’45 Wood, Gwin ’66 ’67 Vargas, David ‘02 ‘03 Whitaker, Charley ’14 ’15 ’17 Thomas, Clifford 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 White, Aaron ’61 ’62 ’63 ’64 Wood, Jason ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Velgis, Raziel 2013 ‘14 ‘15 Thomas, Duane ’80 White, Carlo ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Wood, Wendell ’62 ’64 Thomas, Haven ‘94 Vegas, Sam ‘03 ‘04 White, Drew 2015 Wood, William ’36 ’37 Thomas, Jack ’55 Venters, Casey ‘01 ‘03 White, Johnston 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Wooden, Larry 2017 Thomas, MaQuonzie ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Vicory, Henry ’11 White, Jonathan ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Woods, Dorvus ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Thomas, Maurice ‘95 Victorian, Jonathan ‘10 ‘12 White, Paul ’53 ’54 Woods, Joe ’38 ’39 Thomas, Quinton ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Vidal, Manuel ’51 ’52 White, Ruffin ’13 ’14 Woods, Kevin ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Thomas, Richard ’71 ’72 ’73 Vincent, Gary ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 White, Troy ‘05 Woods, Rennell ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Thomas, Solomon, ‘98 Voytik, Chad 2016 Whiteside, Boris ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Woodside, John ‘33, ‘34, ‘35, ‘36 Thomas, William ‘92 Whiting, Terry ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Woodson, Xavier 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Thomasson, Greg ’55 ’56 W Whitney, Joshua ‘09 Woolford, Shep ’50 ’52 Thompkins, Brandon ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Wade, Devrett ‘05 ‘06 Wicks, Jimmy ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77 Wooten, William ‘98 ‘99 Thompson, Burl ’21 ’24 ’25 ’26 Wagner, Nehemia 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Wideman, Lloyd ‘92, ‘93. ‘94, ‘95 Worthen, Ron ’66 ’67 Thompson, Edward ’41 Wagner, Rudy ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Wilbanks, David ’54 ’55 Wrenn, Oscar ‘31 ‘32 Thompson, Eugene ’55 ’57 ’58 ’59 Wakwe, Stanley ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Wilbourne, Ryan ‘09 Wright, Alan 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Thompson, Horace ’24 Walden, Cruise, ‘07 Wilcots, Keith ‘09 Wright, Dallen ‘76 Thompson, Levi ‘07 ‘08 Waldrop, James ’86 ’87 Wiles, Rob ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Wright, Jack ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Thorn, Doss ’17 ’20 ’21 Waldrup, Bubba ’68 Wilf, Lann ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Wright, Larry ‘52 ‘53 Thornton, Coburn ’29 ’30 ’32 ’33 Waleszonia, Joe ’68 ’69 ’70 Wilhelm, Bennie ’46 ’47 Wright, Lee Charles ‘79 ‘80 ‘83 Thornton, Sirgregory ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Walker, Chuck ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Wilkerson, Cedric ‘06 ‘07 Wright, Ronnell ‘11 ‘12 Thrower, Vincent ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Walker, Corey ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Wilkerson, Joe ’39 Wright, Sterling 2014 Thurmon, Kevin 2018 Walker, Daylan ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Wilkins, Emil ’50 ’51 ’52 Wyke, Jesse ‘37 Tierney, John ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Walker, Dennis ’81 ’82 Wilkinson, Bobby ’46 Wyke, Martin ‘37 Tilley, Willard ’39 ’40 Walker, Eddie ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Wilbourn, Ryan ‘08 ‘11 ‘12 Wyse, Johnny ‘80 Tillman, Leveren ’80 ’81 Walker, Eric ’89 ‘90 Williams, Aaron 2012 ‘13 Tims, Enoch ’76 ’77 ’78 Walker, Jacquis ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Williams, Anthony ’78 ’79 Y Tiner, Al ’80 ’81 Walker, Marquis 2013 Williams, Brandon ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Yarbrough, Larry ‘70 Tinsley, Austin ‘92 ‘93 ‘95 ‘97 Walker, Tommy ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Williams, Clarence ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Young, Bobby ‘78 ‘79 Tirey, Tom ’56 Wallace, Jeremy ‘06 Williams, Cliff ’80 Young, David ‘66 Todd, Courtney ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Wallin, Harold ’62, ’63 ’64 ’65 Williams, Corey ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Young, Harold ‘31 ‘32 Tolbert, Christopher ‘11 Wallin, Horace ’26 Williams, Country ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Young, Jim ‘22 ‘23 ‘24 ‘25 Tolbert, Derrick ‘91 Walls, David ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Williams, DeKeathan 2013 ‘14 ‘15 Young, Les ‘77 Tolin, Steve ’77 Walls, Lloyd ’74 ’75 ’76 Williams, Dominique ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Young, Mitchell ‘83 ‘84 Tolleson, Shane ‘01 ‘02 Walls, Marshall ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Williams, Frank ’14 Young, Sterling 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Tomlinson, Bob ’51 Walters, Bill ’48 Williams, James ‘11 Young, W.A. ‘66 Toney, Darren ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Walton, Tony ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Williams, Jimmy ’76 ’78 Youngblood, Robert ‘59 Toney, Derrick ’88 ’89 ‘90 ‘91 Wand, Warren 2015 ‘16 ‘17 ‘18 Williams, Joe ‘02 Toney, Frank ’71 Ward, Hollis ’27 ’28 ’29 Williams, Josh ‘04 ‘06 Z Tookes, Steven ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Ward, Josh ‘03 Williams, Marcus ‘92 Zabrowski, Larry ‘57 ‘58 ‘59 Trahan, Leroy ‘08 Ware, Kraig ’88 ’89 Williams, Marquette ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Zachery, Lamont ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Trail, Billy ’58 ’59 Warren, Antonio ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Williams, Marquis ‘93 Zachry, Greg ‘84 ‘85 ‘87 Traylor, Tim ’79 Washington, J.J. ‘95 ‘96 ‘98 ‘99 Williams, Opie ’29 Zalud, Bobby ‘10 ‘11 Trieshman, Ed ’49 ’50 Washington, Lester ’74 Williams, Ramon ‘04 Zolper, Dennis ‘66 ‘67 ‘68 Triplett, Terrious ‘12 Watkins, Clark ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Williams, Sawyer 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Trosin, Tyler 2014 ‘15 Watkins, Jeremie ‘96 ‘97 Williams, Tim ‘93, ‘95 ‘96 Troutt, Ed ’82 ’83 ’84 Watkins, Wayne ’21 ’22 Williams, Varko ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Tryon, Andrew 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Watson, Adam ‘01 Williams, Vern ’55 Turcotte, Eugene ’21 Watson, Bobby ’75 ’76 Williams, Wesley ’77 ’78 Turley, Jim ’53 ’54 ’55 Watson, Charles ’88 ’89 Willis, Mark ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Turnage, Antwon 2016 ‘17 ‘18 Weaver, Carroll ’29 ’30 Willis, Oscar ’84 ’85 Turner, Billy Joe ’60 ’61 ’62 Weaver, Jimmy ’78 Wilson, Farrell ’80 ’82 ’83 ’84 Turner, Brent ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Weaver, Keith ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 Wilson, Freddy ‘92 ‘93 Turner, Matt ‘96 ‘97 Webb, Wesley ’41 Wilson, George ’88 ‘90 Turner, Tedarius 2012 ‘13 Weh‐Weh, Armond 2016 ‘18 Wilson, Kyle 2016 ‘17 Turner, Will ’11 ’13 Weiner, Max ’89 Wilson, Larry ’53 ’54 148 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RESULTS 1911—Won 1, Lost 1 1916—Won 4, Lost 3 1921—Won 3, Lost 2, Tied 1 1925—Won 4, Lost 3, Tied 1 Coach—F.T. Parks Coach—E.W. Brannon Coach—Foy Hammons Coach—Herbert Schwartz 6 Paragould H.S. 11 0 Ole Miss 20 14 Arkansas College 7 0 Ole Miss 53 6 Paragould H.S. 0 19 Union University 0 0 Little Rock College 13 19 Memphis State 0 13 S.E. Missouri 0 7 Bethel College 0 6 Southwestern 13 1912—Won 3, Lost 1 0 Ark. Teachers 19 7 Ark. Teachers 13 0 Hendrix 46 Coach—F.T. Parks 6 Arkansas College 0 19 Memphis State 0 27 Southern State 0 6 Memphis CBC 20 7 Ouachita 12 0 S.E. Missouri 0 12 Ark. Teachers 6 7 Paragould H.S. 0 27 Memphis State 0 1 Ark‐Monticello (forfeit) 0 6 Corning H.S. 0 1922—Won 0, Lost 7 0 Arkansas College 0 20 Paragould H.S. 0 1917—Won 4, Lost 2, Tied 1 Coach—T.E. Dandelet Coach—E.W. Brannon 0 Arkansas College 51 1926—Won 4, Lost 3, Tied 1 1913—Won 3, Lost 1, Tied 1 0 Ole Miss 0 0 Ark. Teachers 82 Coach—Herbert Schwartz Coach—Clint Young 18 Union University 0 0 Arkansas Tech 69 0 Ole Miss 28 69 Arkansas College 0 19 Memphis State 0 0 Arkansas A&M 42 7 Memphis State 0 0 Memphis CBC 0 0 S.E. Missouri 14 0 Little Rock College 38 0 Southern State 20 0 Hendrix 30 101 Ark. Teachers 0 0 Memphis State 68 0 Southern Illinois 10 21 Memphis U. School 0 0 Ouachita 40 0 S.E. Missouri 51 13 Lambuth College 0 67 Memphis All‐Stars 0 20 Arkansas College 0 0 Ark. Teachers 0 1923—Won 0, Lost 6, Tied 1 26 Arkansas A&M 6 1914—Won 4, Lost 3 1918—No Team Coach—T.E. Dandelet 14 Arkansas College 7 Coach—E.W. Brannon 0 Alumni 0 0 Ole Miss 20 1919—Won 2, Lost 5 0 Arkansas College 46 1927—Won 4, Lost 3 0 Hendrix 48 Coach—Foy Hammons 0 S.E. Missouri 6 Coach—Herbert Schwartz 6 Arkansas College 0 6 Memphis State 0 0 Ark. Teachers 40 6 Union University 14 7 Henderson‐Brown 0 0 Ark. Teachers 8 0 Memphis State 6 0 Ouachita 26 48 Memphis CBC 0 14 Ouachita 13 0 St. Louis Univ. 39 14 Southern Illinois 0 6 Southwestern 20 7 Camp Pike 16 0 Arkansas A&M 27 0 Southern State 13 18 Memphis State 6 0 Ole Miss 32 9 Memphis State 6 0 Union University 13 1924—Won 4, Lost 4 13 Mayfield College 7 1915—Won 4, Lost 1, Tied 1 0 Arkansas Tech 19 Coach—Bill Stanley 19 Arkansas A&M 0 Coach—E.W. Brannon 24 Alumni 0 10 Ole Miss 0 1920—Won 3, Lost 3 12 Mayfield College 0 1928—Won 3, Lost 3, Tied 1 41 Memphis State 0 Coach—Foy Hammons 7 Ole Miss 10 Coach—Herbert Schwartz 26 +P’gould Bus. College 0 0 Ole Miss 33 0 Ark. Teachers 14 59 Mtn. Home College 0 0 Henderson‐Brown 0 13 Memphis State 0 33 Southern State 0 20 Lambuth College 6 7 Ouachita 13 12 Arkansas College 19 19 Arkansas A&M 12 0 Southern State 22 16 Southern Illinois 0 0 Ouachita College 27 0 Arkansas College 7 14 Memphis State 19 +Called at end 1st qtr. 13 Union University 6 0 S.E. Missouri 13 6 Arkansas College 6 18 Camp Pike 12 A-STATE’S FULL-TIME ASSISTANTS (1955-PRESENT) Allen, Doug (1992‐96) Denton, Bob (1959) Ingram, Kenny (2012) Richards, Jeff (1991‐96) Allen, Jody (1992‐93) Dodd, Dan (2014‐16) Jackson, Dean (2012) Riddle, Kent (2013) Allen, Tom (2011) Drinkwitz, Eliah (2012‐13) Jackson, Jim (1959‐61) Rothenbuhler, Troy (1997‐2001) Armstrong, Wayne (1963‐67) Duncan, Butch (1973) Jackson, Rashad (2019‐cur.) Rudolph, Allen (2016‐18) Baker, Blake (2013) Duggan, David (2019‐cur.) Johnson, Allen (2014‐cur.) Ruse, Doug (2002‐09) Batoon, Corey (2009‐2011) Durham, Scott (1992‐97) Johnson, Jesse (1959‐61) Saunders, David (1996‐97) Bedell, Brad (2013) Dykes, Parker (1973‐79) Joiner, Brandon (2019‐cur.) Skene, Scott (1993‐95) Behne, Tate (2002‐07) Early, Brian (2014‐18) Jones, Joe (1968‐70) Smith, Corby (2001) Bell, Walt (2014‐15) Elarbee, Glen (2014‐15) Jordan, Tom (1994‐96) Smith, George (1979‐82) Block, King (1955‐59) Ellender, Bennie (1962) Keane, Tim (1973‐89) Stephens, Ken (1960) Bobo, John (1992) Faulkner, Buster (2016‐18) Kiffin, Chris (2011) Studrawa, Greg (1998‐2000) Brown, Julius (2013) Federle, Adam (2010) Lacewell, Larry (1960‐61) Siskey, Tyler (2008‐2011) Buckner, Chris (2018) Fichtner, Randy (1997‐2000) Larche, Harry (1952) Taylor, Trooper (2014‐18) Burtnett, Leon (1999‐2001) Floyd, Don (1964) Lashlee, Rhett (2012) Templeton, Bill (1965‐79) Butler, Keith (1998) Freeze, Hugh (2010) Lindsey, Desmond (2019‐cur.) Thompson, John (2012‐13) Calcagni, Ron (1984‐86) Gibson, Bubba (1990‐91) Malham, Mike (1971‐84) Tomlin, Mike (1997‐98) Caldwell, Bill (1961) Gilbert, Tony (2002‐10) Marshall, Jim (2001) Tuberville, Tommy (1983‐84) Caldwell, Steve Gore, Clinton (1971‐73) Massey, Pat (1979‐82) Tucker, Anthony (2013‐15) (1985‐89, 2013) Grimes, J.B. (2012) McCarty, Mike (2004‐07) Waites, Wilson (1967) Carr, Roger (1991) Gunn, David (2002‐12) McGinnis, Pete (1992‐95) Weir, Sammy (1971‐72) Carter, Jeff (1999‐2001) Hagaman, Marvin (1968‐70) McKenzie, Norval (2016‐18) Wilson, Barry (1997‐2000) Cauthen, Joe (2014‐18) Hall, Brandon (2012) Mitchell, David (1975‐91) Wilson, Paul (1996) Cefalo, Kyle (2017‐cur.) Hamdan, Bush (2013) Morgan, Karl (1997‐2000) Winston, Dennis (1990‐91) Collins, Pat (1990) Hand, Mike (1990‐96) Paremski, Nick (2018‐cur.) Withrow, Gary (1973‐89) Conway, Mike (2001) Harris, Maurice (2008‐2011) Parker, Duyane (1955‐56) Wommack, Dave (2011) Corless, Kevin (2002‐10) Hawley, Eldon (1980‐89) Paschall, Luke (2014‐17) Woods, Casey (2012) Coughlin, Sean (2019‐cur.) Heard, Grant (2011) Patterson, Darrell (2001) Wright, Dante (2002‐03) Creehan, Denny (1997) Heckendorf, Keith (2019‐cur.) Peoples, Kevin (2002‐09) Yanowsky, Don (1997‐2000) Curtis, Jack (2002‐08) Herzog, Ricky (1991‐96) Petri, Rick (1980‐88) Daniels, Keith (1990‐91) Hiller, Darren (2002‐2011) Pinkham, Ed (2019‐cur.) Davidson, Bill (1965‐69) Hoggard, Don (1983‐91) Porter, Larry (1999‐2001) Davis, Phil (1983, 1987‐91, 2001) Hossler, Palmer (1990‐96) Rudolph, Allen (2016‐cur.) ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 149 ARKANSAS STATE YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RESULTS 0 S.E. Missouri 12 0 Arkansas A&M 28 21 Ark. Teachers 0 68 at Southern Illinois 0 6 Little Rock College 0 0 Ark. Teachers 27 6 Illinois Wesleyan 27 Refrigerator Bowl 6 Southern State 7 46 Camp Breckinridge 12 1929—Won 2, Lost 5 1946—Won 4, Lost 3, Tied 3 Tangerine Bowl Coach—Herbert Schwartz 1936—Won 3, Lost 5 Coach— 20 Stetson Univ. 35 22 Lambuth 0 Coach— 0 S.E. Missouri 8 12 Caruthersville JC 13 0 Southwestern 44 0 Xavier (O.) 26 1952—Won 8, Lost 3 0 Southern Arkansas 39 7 Southern Illinois 3 2 Bradley University 26 Coach—Forrest England 0 Memphis State 6 6 Delta State 53 13 Arkansas A&M 13 39 at Memphis Navy 0 14 Mayfield College 0 7 Univ. Tenn. JC 34 0 Henderson 0 47 Northern Ohio 0 0 S.E. Missouri 25 7 Hendrix 28 6 Evansville 6 48 Ellington AFB 0 13 Arkansas College 54 7 Arkansas A&M 6 14 Southern Illinois 12 14 at Mississippi State 41 13 Southern State 6 20 Illinois Wesleyan 0 28 at Florence State 7 1930—Won 1, Lost 4, Tied 3 7 Ark. Teachers 14 14 Centre College 0 13 Tennessee Tech 21 Coach—Herbert Schwartz 30 Ark. Teachers 12 42 Lewis College 0 0 Caruthersville JC 0 1937—Won 1, Lost 5 34 at Southern State 0 0 Hendrix‐Henderson 19 Coach—Leslie Speck 1947—Won 4, Lost 2, Tied 3 26 at Pittsburg State 7 7 Univ. Tenn. JC 7 0 Southwestern 67 Coach—Forrest England 41 Emporia State 7 0 Ark. Teachers 6 0 Delta State 28 25 S.E. Missouri 0 Refrigerator Bowl 13 Memphis State 6 16 Univ. Tenn. JC 7 14 Western Kentucky 14 19 Western Kentucky 34 0 Arkansas A&M 0 0 Hendrix 51 28 Arkansas A&M 0 0 Southern State 19 0 Ark. Teachers 95 14 Washington (Mo.) 40 1953—Won 8, Lost 0, Tied 2 0 Arkansas College 27 0 Arkansas A&M 19 7 Southern Illinois 12 Coach—Forrest England 7 Pensacola Navy 6 19 Abilene Christian 7 1931—Won 6, Lost 2 1938—Won 3, Lost 3 19 Memphis State 19 38 at Emporia State 19 Coach—Jack Dale Coach—Leslie Speck 45 Centre College 0 13 Florence State 13 6 Alumni 0 2 Memphis State 38 0 Ark. Teachers 0 13 SW Louisiana 12 34 Bethel Col. (Tenn.) 0 7 Univ. Tenn. JC 6 34 at Lewis College 0 13 Bethel Col. (Ky.) 0 0 Southern Illinois 6 1948—Won 4, Lost 4, Tied 1 49 Southern State 0 6 Univ. Tenn. JC 0 0 Hendrix 6 Coach—Forrest England 20 at Memphis State 0 6 Ark. Teachers 18 27 Arkansas A&M 6 12 Mississippi College 0 14 at Tennessee Tech 7 14 Memphis State 6 18 Arkansas A&M 6 13 Western Kentucky 12 32 Nebraska Teachers 0 6 Arkansas A&M 22 13 Delta State 13 Tangerine Bowl 13 Southern State 7 1939—Won 4, Lost 3 34 Henderson 14 7 East Texas State 7 Coach—Bill Adams 6 Kansas State U. 37 1932—Won 3, Lost 4 13 N.W. Miss. JC 0 7 Middle Tennessee 14 1954—Won 1, Lost 8 Coach—Jack Dale 7 Memphis State 6 27 Southern Illinois 21 Coach— 60 N.W. Miss. JC 0 6 Missouri Mines 39 6 Northwest Louisiana 41 25 Lewis College 7 0 Hendrix 26 7 Southern Illinois 0 13 Memphis State 34 13 at Mississippi State 46 26 Ark. Teachers 0 0 Hendrix 20 7 at Florence State 26 0 Southern State 15 6 Union University 20 1949—Won 5, Lost 4 2 at SW Louisiana 32 12 Memphis State 6 26 Univ. Tenn. JC 13 Coach—Forrest England 0 SE Louisiana 51 0 Arkansas A&M 13 7 Mississippi College 18 7 at Memphis State 26 0 Ouachita 13 20 Austin College 61 1940—Won 1, Lost 4, Tied 2 14 Memphis Navy 20 0 Tennessee Tech 47 Coach—Bill Adams 14 Ouachita 0 1933—Won 2, Lost 4, Tied 2 0 Abilene Christian 53 6 N.W. Miss. JC 6 14 Middle Tennessee 25 Coach—E.T. Renfro 12 Missouri Mines 44 7 Delta State 6 0 Hendrix 0 1955—Won 6, Lost 3 7 Sunflower JC 7 28 Henderson 6 13 Ark. Teachers 6 Coach— 0 Southern Illinois 7 7 Memphis State 61 0 Tennessee Tech 12 41 Lewis College 6 13 Austin Peay 0 7 Missouri Valley 6 12 Southern State 13 7 Florence State 12 0 Union University 20 13 Union University 7 0 Arkansas A&M 14 6 Murray State 13 7 Univ. Tenn. JC 14 6 Ouachita 34 1950—Won 6, Lost 3 21 at SE Louisiana 12 0 Memphis State 0 21 at Memphis State 20 1941—Won 0, Lost 7 Coach—Forrest England 3 Arkansas College 0 40 at Austin College 19 Coach—Bill Adams 0 at Mississippi State 67 27 at Tennessee Tech 20 0 S.E. Missouri 44 20 at Ouachita 0 6 at Austin Peay 19 1934—Won 2, Lost 5, Tied 1 0 Missouri Mines 46 6 Delta State 19 33 Arkansas Tech 6 Coach—Tommie Mills 0 Sunflower JC 68 27 Florence State 0 0 Tennessee Tech 6 0 Southern Illinois 27 46 Southern Illinois 0 1956—Won 5, Lost 4 0 Memphis State 18 0 Austin Peay 34 21 at Missouri Valley 20 Coach—Gene Harlow 6 Hendrix 0 0 Union University 70 7 at Memphis State 60 56 Concordia (Neb.) 0 0 Ark. Teachers 25 0 Southern State 19 27 Henderson 13 0 Little Rock JC 0 46 at Union University 0 39 at Florence State 13 21 Louisiana Tech 13 19 Arkansas A&M 0 1942—No Team 1951—Won 10, Lost 2 9 at Mississippi State 19 6 Southern State 19 1943—No Team Coach—Forrest England 28 at Murray State 27 0 Arkansas College 12 1944—No Team 34 Memphis Navy 0 0 at Memphis State 34 0 at Mississippi State 32 6 Tennessee Tech 26 1935—Won 2, Lost 7 1945—Won 2, Lost 4, Tied 1 46 at Arkansas Tech 6 27 Austin Peay 13 Coach—Tommie Mills Coach—J.A. Tomlinson 43 at Delta State 0 7 at Arkansas Tech 25 0 Southwestern 38 0 Southern Illinois 6 35 Florence State 13 7 Southern Illinois 0 6 Southern Illinois 6 39 at Troy State 0 1957—Won 4, Lost 5 18 Memphis State 0 18 Ark. Teachers 0 53 Corry Field (at Blytheville) 0 Coach—Gene Harlow 0 Univ. Tenn. JC 25 0 Miss. State B 43 35 Pittsburg State 0 13 at Southern Illinois 6 0 Hendrix 27 0 Henderson 13 7 St. Louis Univ. 46 37 at Henderson State 0 15 Florence State 13 150 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RESULTS

The 1968 team was the first squad to compete in three consecutive bowl games. 13 at Mississippi State 47 35 Trinity University+ 13 14 Texas‐Arlington+ 16 32 S.E. Oklahoma 7 1961—Won 3, Lost 6 21 at Abilene Christian+ 7 13 at Trinity University+ 10 19 at Louisiana Tech 25 Coach—King Block 17 at Murray State 8 +Southland Conf. games 27 Murray State 20 21 at U. of S. Dakota 9 7 Delta State 6 0 at Memphis State 34 8 at Louisiana Tech 47 7 Lamar Tech+ 7 1968—Won 7, Lost 3, Tied 1 6 at Tennessee Tech 7 14 Florence State 6 +Southland Conf. games Coach—Bennie Ellender 13 Arkansas Tech 21 6 Montana State 9 0 at Western Michigan 20 0 at Mississippi State 38 1965—Won 6, Lost 3 46 at Drake University 14 1958—Won 4, Lost 5 0 at Miss. Southern 20 Coach—Bennie Ellender 26 Eastern Michigan 7 Coach—Hugh Taylor 22 Murray State 14 12 at Tennessee Tech 7 15 Tennessee Tech 12 7 Louisiana Tech 14 7 Wisconsin State 8 33 Florence State 12 17 SE Louisiana 7 0 at Florence State 19 6 at The Citadel 28 3 Stephen F. Austin 0 31 Trinity University (at LR)+ 14 14 Univ. of Tampa 20 7 at Lamar Tech+ 20 17 at Abilene Christian+ 17 0 at Mississippi State 38 1962—Won 6, Lost 3 14 at The Citadel 0 48 Lamar Tech+ 17 16 Austin Peay 0 Coach—King Block 35 Abilene Christian+ 13 9 at SW Louisiana 20 20 at Murray State 14 9 at S. Dakota State 7 27 Murray State 13 22 at Texas‐Arlington+ 21 48 Southern State 13 23 at Florence State 14 12 Arlington State+ 27 +Southland Conf. games 7 at Univ. of Florida 51 34 St. Mary (Kan.) 14 14 at Trinity University+ 15 Pecan Bowl (ABC‐TV) 50 at Arkansas Tech 7 20 Mississippi Coll. 0 +Southland Conf. games 14 N. Dakota State 23 14 The Citadel 7 1959—Won 3, Lost 6 9 at Murray State 14 1966—Won 7, Lost 2 1969—Won 8, Lost 1, Tied 1 Coach—Hugh Taylor 7 Mississippi Southern 20 Coach—Bennie Ellender Coach—Bennie Ellender 15 NE Louisiana 0 12 at Tennessee Tech 20 49 Tennessee Tech 13 53 E. New Mexico 20 0 at Louisiana Tech 35 18 U. of S. Dakota 0 27 at Florence State 7 10 at The Citadel 14 14 Florence State 16 26 Louisiana Tech 13 29 at Tennessee Tech 22 14 at Mississippi State 49 1963—Won 2, Lost 6 44 at Murray State 0 26 SW Louisiana (at LR) 0 19 Western Illinois 22 Coach—Bennie Ellender 33 at Abilene Christian+ 22 34 Abilene Christian+ 22 36 Murray State 18 0 Tennessee Tech 42 0 Lamar Tech+ 17 20 at Lamar Tech+ 0 13 at Univ. of Tampa 14 14 Florence State 12 17 at SW Louisiana 14 21 Drake University 21 6 at Tennessee Tech 54 68 St. Mary (Kan.) 7 6 at Arlington State+ 16 13 Texas‐Arlington+ 3 54 Central Missouri 6 9 at The Citadel 10 20 Trinity University+ 7 27 at Trinity University+ 17 0 at Miss. Southern 25 +Southland Conf. games 1960—Won 4, Lost 5 +Southland Conf. games 33 Murray State 34 Pecan Bowl (ABC‐TV) Coach—King Block 21 at Delta State 27 1967—Won 4, Lost 5 29 Drake University 21 7 at NE Louisiana 13 14 S. Dakota State 17 7 Louisiana Tech 3 Coach—Bennie Ellender 1970—Won 11, Lost 0 19 at Florence State 0 21 Western Michigan 8 1964—Won 7, Lost 0, Tied 2 Coach—Bennie Ellender 9 at Mississippi State 29 15 at Tennessee Tech 7 Coach—Bennie Ellender 53 at Wichita State 14 6 at Montana State 27 7 The Citadel (at LR) 20 27 Tennessee Tech 0 12 at SE Louisiana 3 27 at Murray State 14 3 at Louisiana Tech 6 10 at Florence State 7 24 The Citadel (at LR) 7 14 Mississippi Southern 13 24 Abilene Christian+ 14 17 at Stephen F. Austin 6 21 Trinity University+ 14 6 Tennessee Tech 17 23 at Lamar Tech+ 28 7 at Arlington State+ 7 38 Louisiana Tech 17 21 The Citadel 22 6 SW Louisiana 7 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 151 ARKANSAS STATE YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RESULTS 24 Southern Illinois 16 9 SW Louisiana (ABC‐TV)+ 13 24 at Richmond 3 14 at Louisiana Tech+ 7 7 at McNeese State+ 10 10 Lamar+ 20 18 Texas‐Arlington+ 56 14 at Wyoming 17 6 at Southern Miss 14 +Southland Conf. games

1980—Won 2, Lost 9 Coach—Larry Lacewell 29 Tennessee‐Martin 9 12 NE Louisiana 35 7 at Kansas State 31 3 at Memphis State 24 0 at SW Louisiana+ 3 0 at Southern Miss 35 28 McNeese State+ 36 0 Louisiana Tech+ 28 22 at Lamar+ 23 14 at Texas‐Arlington+ 36 14 Austin Peay State 9 +Southland Conf. games

1981—Won 6, Lost 5 Coach—Larry Lacewell The 1970 team went undefeated on its way 35 at NE Louisiana 13 to a college division national championship. 20 Richmond 24 28 at Abilene Christian+ 23 7 at Lamar+ 10 41 at Southern Illinois 10 26 at Central Michigan 23 69 Lamar University+ 7 38 Illinois State 20 21 McNeese State+ 24 16 at Kansas (ABC‐TV) 17 23 North Dakota Univ. 18 30 Texas‐Arlington+ 14 31 Lamar+ 0 14 SW Louisiana+ 3 27 at Texas‐Arlington+ 7 26 at McNeese State+ 23 14 at SW Louisiana+ 23 2 UT Chattanooga 3 27 Southern Illinois 3 +Southland Conf. games 14 at Texas Arlington+ 13 7 at McNeese State+ 21 +Southland Conf. games +Southland Conf. games 10 at Texas‐Arlington+ 7 Pecan Bowl (ABC‐TV) 1974—Won 7, Lost 3 16 Lamar+ 9 38 Central Missouri 21 Coach—Bill Davidson 1977—Won 7, Lost 4 0 at Louisiana Tech+ 32 7 Louisiana Tech+ 20 Coach—Bill Davidson 31 Tulsa 7 1971—Won 4, Lost 4, Tied 1 14 Eastern Michigan 7 31 at Drake 29 +Southland Conf. games Coach—Bill Davidson 38 at Illinois State 0 7 at NW Louisiana 30 16 at Wichita State 14 6 Lamar+ 10 21 Southern Illinois 6 20 NE Louisiana 6 41 at Southern Illinois 16 18 East Texas State 17 14 at Southern Illinois 21 17 NE Louisiana 14 10 at Lamar+ 6 DIVISION I‐AA 27 Louisiana Tech+ 28 0 at Bowling Green 17 7 Louisiana Tech+ 20 35 Abilene Christian (at LR)+ 9 42 at Texas‐Arlington+ 12 14 at McNeese State+ 17 1982—Won 5, Lost 6 10 SW Louisiana+ 10 22 McNeese State+ 20 31 at NE Louisiana 20 Coach—Larry Lacewell 28 Texas‐Arlington+ 7 28 at SW Louisiana+ 6 17 SW Louisiana+ 15 10 at Mississippi State 31 11 at Trinity University 28 +Southland Conf. games 14 Texas‐Arlington+ 44 13 Tenn‐Chattanooga 12 13 at Lamar University+ 24 14 at Southern Miss 10 35 at Southern Illinois 30 +Southland Conf. games DIVISION I +Southland Conf. games 7 at Alabama 34 1975—Won 11, Lost 0 20 at SW Louisiana 13 1972—Won 3, Lost 8 1978—Won 7, Lost 4 Coach—Bill Davidson 21 NE Louisiana+ 31 Coach—Bill Davidson Coach—Bill Davidson 42 NW Louisiana 0 10 McNeese State+ 21 17 McNeese State+ 27 20 at Tulsa 21 23 Idaho 6 14 Louisiana Tech+ 24 39 at E. New Mexico 7 6 Southern Miss. (at LR) 21 24 at McNeese State+ 7 20 at Lamar+ 19 0 Wichita State 6 13 at NE Louisiana 21 29 at Memphis State 10 20 Texas‐Arlington+ 17 21 at SW Louisiana+ 18 10 Drake 0 39 SW Louisiana+ 17 0 at Memphis State 12 3 at Tenn‐Chattanooga 21 23 NW Louisiana 14 14 at Cincinnati 9 +Southland Conf. games 17 Louisiana Tech (at LR)+ 38 26 at Southern Illinois 24 17 at Lamar+ 0 0 at Abilene Christian+ 3 6 McNeese State+ 3 48 Tenn‐Chattanooga 0 1983—Won 5, Lost 5, Tied 1 24 Lamar+ 26 27 at Texas‐Arlington+ 7 35 Southern Illinois (at LR) 12 Coach—Larry Lacewell 14 at NE Louisiana 13 16 at SW Louisiana+ 6 54 Texas‐Arlington+ 7 31 Tennessee‐Martin 0 22 Trinity University 32 10 at Louisiana Tech+ 24 30 at Louisiana Tech+ 13 27 at Tenn‐Chattanooga 14 6 at Texas‐Arlington+ 7 6 Lamar+ 3 +Southland Conf. games 0 at Texas A&M 38 +Southland Conf. games +Southland Conf. games 7 at NE Louisiana (WTBS)+ 45 1976—Won 5, Lost 6 28 Southern Illinois 35 1973—Won 7, Lost 3 Coach—Bill Davidson 0 North Texas St. (at LR)+ 17 Coach—Bill Davidson DIVISION I‐A 31 NE Louisiana 13 21 Louisiana Tech+ 7 56 Abilene Christian 46 14 at San Diego State 24 24 at McNeese State+ 14 27 SW Louisiana+ 13 21 at Indiana State 31 1979—Won 4, Lost 7 19 Texas‐Arlington+ 28 12 at Wichita State 14 13 Louisiana Tech+ 27 Coach—Larry Lacewell 24 at Lamar+ 14 9 Indiana State 3 44 NW Louisiana 24 24 East Texas State 14 14 at Memphis State 14 7 at Louisiana Tech+ 23 30 at Eastern Michigan 32 17 at NE Louisiana 18 +Southland Conf. games 37 Xavier (at LR) 0 152 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RESULTS 1984—Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 1 1988—Won 5, Lost 6 Coach—Larry Lacewell Coach—Larry Lacewell 2 at Memphis State 17 28 Delta State 15 16 at Tenn‐Chattanooga 0 7 at Memphis State 9 72 Tennessee‐Martin 14 21 at North Texas 49 19 at Southern Illinois 0 13 NE Louisiana 16 21 at Texas A&M 22 43 at Southern Illinois 45 14 North Texas State+ 9 13 at Akron 12 10 at Louisiana Tech+ 20 22 at Ole Miss 25 16 McNeese State+ 16 17 Lamar 21 51 at Texas‐Arlington+ 21 31 at Louisiana Tech 22 37 Lamar+ 13 28 Illinois State 10 38 NE Louisiana+ 14 38 at SW Louisiana 21 I‐AA Playoffs ASU played as Independent 37 Tenn‐Chattanooga 10 14 at Montana State 31 1989—Won 5, Lost 6 +Southland Conf. games Coach—Larry Lacewell 17 at Memphis State 13 1985—Won 9, Lost 4 31 at Ole Miss 34 Coach—Larry Lacewell 17 North Texas 20 12 at NW Louisiana 10 28 Southern Illinois 23 14 at Mississippi State 22 41 at Lamar 31 41 Mississippi College 13 21 McNeese State 16 16 at Mississippi 18 37 Louisiana Tech 40 13 at McNeese State+ 15 7 at NE Louisiana 13 56 North Texas State+ 0 13 Pittsburg State 34 31 Louisiana Tech+ 13 21 at Illinois State 12 13 Texas‐Arlington+ 12 28 at SW Louisiana 29 41 Southern Illinois 12 ASU played as Independent 1986 I‐AA championship game program and 21 at Lamar+ 0 A‐State’s national runner‐up trophy. 31 at NE Louisiana+ 23 1990—Won 3, Lost 7, Tied 1 18 at East Carolina 35 21 San Jose State+ 7 I‐AA Playoffs Coach— 20 at SW Louisiana* 7 28 at Northern Illinois+ 21 10 Grambling 7 24 at Memphis State 24 *called in 4th due to lightning 55 Mississippi Valley State 3 23 at Nevada‐Reno 24 23 NE Louisiana 18 ASU played as Independent +Big West Conf. games +Southland Conf. games 27 at Wyoming 34 7 at Louisiana Tech 40 1993—Won 2, Lost 8, Tied 1 1996—Won 4, Lost 7 1986—Won 12, Lost 2, Tied 1 20 at Southern Illinois 17 Coach—John Bobo Coach—John Bobo Coach—Larry Lacewell 16 NW Louisiana 8 6 at Florida 44 9 at Brigham Young 58 22 Southern Illinois 7 0 at Northern Illinois 35 19 New Mexico State+ 22 24 Austin Peay State 0 21 NW Louisiana 0 13 at Ole Miss 42 7 at Northern Illinois+ 23 17 at Ala.‐Birmingham 42 30 at Memphis State 10 26 at North Texas 35 27 Southern Illinois 6 30 Northern Illinois 31 10 at Ole Miss 10 16 SW Louisiana 17 3 at Louisiana Tech+ 17 17 Central Arkansas 7 44 East Texas State 0 28 at Toledo 43 3 at Memphis State 45 31 at Southwestern La. 42 9 at Mississippi State 24 ASU played as Independent 3 Southwestern La.+ 19 38 SE Missouri State 9 20 at Louisiana Tech+ 17 15 at Mississippi State 15 21 at Mississippi 38 23 McNeese State+ 14 1991—Won 1, Lost 10 10 Northeast Louisiana 42 16 at East Carolina 34 43 at North Texas State+ 21 Coach—Al Kincaid 6 at Pacific+ 20 55 Louisiana Tech 38 56 Lamar+ 7 24 at Colorado State 38 23 Nevada+ 21 14 at Nevada 66 26 NE Louisiana+ 21 3 NW Louisiana 28 +Big West Conf. games ASU played as Independent I‐AA Playoffs 21 at Northern Illinois 22 48 Sam Houston State 7 21 at Memphis State 31 1994—Won 1, Lost 10 1997—Won 2, Lost 9 55 at Delaware 14 10 Louisiana Tech 42 Coach—John Bobo Coach— 24 Eastern Kentucky 10 20 Central Florida 31 7 at Virginia Tech 34 7 at Georgia 38 21 Ga. Southern* (ESPN) 48 14 at Louisiana State 70 0 at Nevada+ 18 36 Central Arkansas 35 *at Tacoma, Washington 23 at Akron 28 41 Southern Illinois 14 24 Southern Utah 34 +Southland Conf. games 20 Southwest Missouri 37 17 at New Mexico State+ 24 0 at Virginia Tech 50 20 Troy State 17 3 at Mississippi State 49 38 Southwestern La. 41 1987—Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 1 13 SW Louisiana 17 0 at Southwestern La.+ 26 9 at Memphis 38 Coach—Larry Lacewell ASU played as Independent 6 at Memphis 15 14 at Louisiana Tech 42 20 NW Louisiana 23 16 Pacific+ 30 20 at New Mexico State 34 35 Mississippi College 0 16 Northern Illinois+ 38 10 at Miami (Fla.) 42 10 at Ole Miss 47 DIVISION I‐A 3 at Colorado State 48 35 SW Missouri State 27 77 East Texas State 22 14 Louisiana Tech+ 20 7 Alabama‐Birmingham 13 +Big West Conf. games ASU played as Independent 17 at McNeese State 0 1992—Won 2, Lost 9 37 Louisiana Tech 3 Coach—Ray Perkins 33 at Southern Illinois 9 1995—Won 6, Lost 5 1998—Won 4, Lost 8 0 at Toledo 49 Coach—John Bobo Coach—Joe Hollis 21 at Memphis State 21 0 at Oklahoma 61 27 North Texas State 20 21 Utah State+ 17 14 at Minnesota 17 0 Northern Illinois 31 23 at UNLV+ 28 6 at Louisiana State 42 34 at Lamar 20 42 Southern Illinois 38 21 at NE Louisiana 31 14 Southern Illinois 9 28 SW Missouri State 24 18 NW Louisiana 24 25 at Louisiana Tech+ 28 20 at Hawaii 0 I‐AA Playoffs 7 Troy State 41 35 at Jackson State 32 7 at Minnesota 55 34 New Mexico St. (OT) 31 7 at Memphis State 37 9 Southwestern La.+ 33 14 Idaho 52 28 at Northern Iowa 49 6 at Mississippi State 56 ASU played as Independent 25 at Texas Tech 63 19 at Southwestern La. 21 0 at Louisiana Tech 23 37 Jacksonville State 6 17 at Mississippi 30 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 153 ARKANSAS STATE YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RESULTS 19 at Memphis 35 7 at Tulsa#+ 54 35 Memphis 31 #GoDaddy.com Bowl 21 Louisiana Tech 69 16 at Memphis 38 13 at Louisiana‐Monroe+ 30 17 Northeast Louisiana 13 44 UL Monroe (LR)+ 41 52 Louisiana‐Lafayette+ 21 2012–Won 10, Lost 3 7 Cincinnati 51 0 at Mississippi 55 7 at Middle Tennessee+ 24 Coach– ASU played as Independent 0 at Utah State+ 49 0 Troy+ 27 34 at No. 5 Oregon 57 28 at New Mexico State+ 24 27 Florida International+ 24 33 Memphis 28 1999—Won 4, Lost 7 24 Idaho+ 23 31 at Florida Atlantic+ 34 13 at Nebraska 42 Coach—Joe Hollis 14 at North Texas+ 58 31 North Texas+ 27 56 Alcorn State 0 3 at Illinois 41 14 Middle Tennessee+ 24 10 at Southern Miss 16 13 Western Kentucky+ 26 14 at Mississippi 38 # Designated Sun Belt game +Sun Belt Conference game 34 at Florida Int’l+ 20 26 at Memphis 31 + Sun Belt Conf. games 36 South Alabama+ 29 21 TCU 24 2008–Won 6, Lost 6 50 at UL Lafayette+ 27 45 Sam Houston State 20 2004–Won 3, Lost 8 Coach–Steve Roberts 37 at North Texas+ 19 14 at Utah State+ 20 Coach–Steve Roberts 18 at Texas A&M 14 45 Louisiana‐Monroe+ 23 24 Idaho (OT)+ 30 20 at Missouri (No. 17) 52 83 Texas Southern 10 41 at Troy+ 34 14 at North Texas+ 10 3 at LSU (No. 4) 53 24 Southern Miss 27 45 Middle Tennessee+ 0 31 UL Lafayette+# 27 35 Memphis (No. 25) 47 31 Middle Tennessee+ 14 17 vs. No. 25 Kent St.# 13 10 at Boise State+ 63 28 at Louisiana‐Monore+ 21 17 at Memphis 29 +Sun Belt Conference game 44 Nevada 28 21 at Mississippi 28 37 Louisiana‐Monroe+ 29 #GoDaddy.com Bowl +Big West Conf. games 17 at Middle Tennessee+ 45 23 at UL Lafayette+ 28 #Designated as Big West game 13 Troy+ 9 0 at No. 2 Alabama 35 2013–Won 8, Lost 5 24 at UL Lafayette+ 27 21 at Florida Int’l+ 22 Coach– 2000—Won 1, Lost 10 31 at Idaho+ 45 28 Florida Atlantic+ 14 62 UAPB 11 Coach—Joe Hollis 16 Utah State+ 7 33 at North Texas+ 28 9 at Auburn 38 31 at North Carolina St. (2OT) 38 7 North Texas+ 31 9 at Troy+ 35 41 Troy+ 34 7 at Oklahoma 45 + Sun Belt Conf. games +Sun Belt Conference game 7 at Memphis 31 17 Memphis 19 19 at Missouri 41 3 at TCU 52 2005–Won 2*, Lost 6 2009–Won 4, Lost 8 48 Idaho+ 24 27 Richmond 30 Coach–Steve Roberts Coach–Steve Roberts 7 Louisiana‐Lafayette+ 23 10 at Mississippi 35 17 vs. Missouri! 44 61 Mississippi Valley St. 0 17 at South Alabama+ 16 25 at Idaho+ 42 56 Tennessee‐Martin^ 7 9 at Nebraska 38 42 at Louisiana‐Monroe+ 14 29 New Mexico St. (OT)+ 35 10 at Oklahoma State 20 27 Troy+ 30 38 Texas State+ 21 31 at Utah State+ 44 66 Florida Int’l+^ 24 21 at Iowa 24 35 Georgia State+ 33 14 Boise State+ 42 27 at Louisiana‐Monroe+ 31 10 at UL Monroe+ 16 31 at Western Kentucky+ 34 53 North Texas+ 28 39 UL Lafayette+^ 36 27 Florida Int’l+ 10 23 vs Ball State# 20 +Big West Conf. games 3 Florida Atlantic (OT)+^ 0 13 at Louisville 21 +Sun Belt Conference game 7 at Middle Tennessee+ 45 18 UL Lafayette+ 21 #GoDaddy Bowl 2001—Won 2, Lost 9 9 Troy+ 3 18 at Florida Atlantic+ 35 Coach—Joe Hollis 10 at Army 38 14 at Middle Tennessee+ 38 2014–Won 7, Lost 6 17 at Georgia 45 31 at North Texas+ 24 30 North Texas+ 26 Coach–Blake Anderson 3 at Baylor 24 19 vs. Southern Miss# 31 24 at Western Kentucky 20 37 Montana State 10 28 Jacksonville State 31 ! ‐ played at Arrowhead Stadium +Sun Belt Conference game 19 at Tennessee 34 17 Mississippi 35 + ‐ Sun Belt Conf. games 20 at Miami 41 26 Louisiana‐Lafayette+ 20 # ‐ New Orleans Bowl 2010–Won 4, Lost 8 21 Utah State (OT) 14 0 at North Texas+ 45 *4 wins (^) later vacated due to Coach–Steve Roberts 28 Louisiana‐Monroe+ 14 34 Idaho+ 31 NCAA sanctions. Actual on‐field 26 at No. 22 Auburn 52 52 at Georgia State+ 10 6 at Middle Tennessee+ 54 record was 6‐6 overall, 5‐2 24 at UL Lafayette+ 31 40 at UL Lafayette+ 55 17 at New Mexico State+ 28 SBC). 34 UL Monroe+ 20 44 at Idaho+ 28 7 Louisiana‐Monroe+ 16 28 at Troy+ 35 45 South Alabama+ 10 22 Nicholls State 28 2006–Won 0*, Lost 6 24 Louisville 34 32 Appalachian State+ 37 +Sun Belt Conf. games Coach–Steve Roberts 24 at North Texas+ 19 27 at Texas State+ 45 14 Army^ 6 34 at Indiana 36 68 New Mexico State+ 35 2002—Won 6, Lost 7 7 Oklahoma State! 35 37 Florida Atlantic+ 16 44 vs Toledo# 63 Coach—Steve Roberts 9 at SMU 55 51 Middle Tennessee+ 24 +Sun Belt Conference game 7 at Virginia Tech* 63 31 at Florida Int’l+^ 6 35 Western Ky.+ (OT) 36 #GoDaddy Bowl 14 San Jose State (LR) 33 10 Louisiana‐Monroe+^ 6 19 at Navy 35 21 Tulsa 19 26 at Memphis^ 23 24 at Florida Int’l+ 31 2015–Won 9, Lost 4 7 at Illinois 59 29 North Texas+ (HC)^ 10 +Sun Belt Conference game Coach–Blake Anderson 33 at Louisiana‐Monroe+ 21 0 at Florida Atlantic+ 29 6 at No. 8 USC 55 30 Tennessee‐Martin 10 0 at Auburn 27 2011–Won 10, Lost 3 20 Missouri 27 13 Middle Tennessee 7 10 Middle Tennessee+ 38 Coach–Hugh Freeze 70 Missouri State 7 17 at Mississippi (No. 25) 52 33 at Troy+^ 26 15 at Illinois 33 7 at Toledo 37 10 North Texas+ 13 13 at UL Lafayette+ 28 47 Memphis 3 49 Idaho+ 35 21 New Mexico State+ 26 !played at War Memorial Stadium 6 at No. 13 Va. Tech 26 49 at South Alabama+ 31 38 Southern Utah 16 +Sun Belt Conference game 53 Central Arkansas 24 37 Louisiana‐Lafayette+ 27 10 at UL Lafayette+ 13 *6 wins (^) later vacated due to 26 at Western Kentucky+ 22 48 Georgia State+ 34 38 at Idaho+ 29 NCAA sanctions. Actual on‐field 24 at Louisiana‐Monroe+ 19 40 at Appalachian St.+ 27 *Hispanic College Fund Classic record was 6‐6 overall, 4‐3 34 Florida Int’l+ 16 59 at UL Monroe+ 21 +Sun Belt Conf. games SBC). 37 North Texas (HC)+ 14 52 at New Mexico St.+ 28 39 at Florida Atlantic+ 21 55 Texas State+ 17 2003—Won 5, Lost 7 2007–Won 5, Lost 7 30 Louisiana‐Lafayette+ 20 28 vs Louisiana Tech# 47 Coach—Steve Roberts Coach–Steve Roberts 45 at Middle Tennessee+ 19 +Sun Belt Conference game 11 at Texas A&M 26 13 at Texas 21 45 Troy+ 14 #New Orleans Bowl 63 Tennessee‐Martin 6 45 SMU 28 20 vs. Northern Illinois# 38 21 SE Missouri State 3 27 at Tennessee 48 +Sun Belt Conference game 154 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RESULTS 2016–Won 8, Lost 5 Coach–Blake Anderson Year W L T Pts. Opp. 1967 4 5 0 126 116 10 Toledo 31 1911 1 1 0 12 11 1968 7 3 1 245 172 14 at Auburn 51 1912 3 1 0 39 20 1969 8 1 1 262 140 20 at Utah State 34 1913 3 1 1 157 30 1970 11 0 0 360 134 23 Central Arkansas 28 27 Georgia Southern+ 26 1914 4 3 0 85 94 1971 4 4 1 174 147 17 South Alabama+ 7 1915 4 1 1 100 13 1972 3 8 0 163 198 51 UL Monroe+ 10 1916 4 3 0 72 51 1973 7 3 0 249 166 31 at Georgia State+ 16 1917 4 2 1 158 54 1974 7 3 0 215 122 41 New Mexico State+ 22 35 at No. 25 Troy+ 3 1918 No Team 1975 11 0 0 355 81 19 at UL Lafayette+ 24 1919 2 5 0 27 101 1976 5 6 0 274 221 36 at Texas State+ 14 1920 3 3 0 56 97 1977 7 4 0 184 214 31 UCF# 13 +Sun Belt Conference game 1921 3 2 1 47 33 1978 7 4 0 163 144 #Cure Bowl 1922 0 7 0 0 401 1979 4 7 0 167 188 1923 0 6 1 0 164 1980 2 9 0 129 269 2017–Won 7, Lost 5 1924 4 4 0 95 56 1981 6 5 0 177 159 Coach–Blake Anderson 36 at Nebraska 43 1925 4 3 1 65 118 1982 5 6 0 170 244 48 UAPB 3 1926 4 3 1 60 71 1983 5 5 1 195 226 21 at SMU 44 1927 4 3 0 61 66 1984 8 4 1 347 187 43 at Georgia Southern+ 25 51 Coastal Carolina+ 17 1928 3 3 1 105 65 1985 9 4 0 322 169 47 Louisiana+ 3 1929 2 5 0 61 137 1986 12 2 1 452 210 37 at New Mexico St.+ 21 1930 1 4 3 20 84 1987 8 4 1 395 277 19 at South Alabama+ 24 1931 6 2 0 98 53 1988 5 6 0 261 245 30 Texas State+ 12 67 at ULM+ 50 1932 3 4 0 98 73 1989 5 6 0 261 265 25 Troy+ 32 1933 2 4 2 34 79 1990 3 7 1 200 313 30 vs Middle Tenn.# 35 1934 2 5 1 31 80 1991 1 10 0 189 361 +Sun Belt Conference game 1935 2 7 0 38 198 1992 2 9 0 118 402 #Camellia Bowl 1936 3 5 0 54 188 1993 2 8 1 122 274 2018–Won 8, Lost 5 1937 1 5 0 16 267 1994 1 10 0 123 316 Coach–Blake Anderson 1938 3 3 0 54 68 1995 6 5 0 265 270 48 Southeast Missouri St. 21 7 at No. 1 Alabama 57 1939 4 3 0 65 98 1996 4 7 0 272 365 29 at Tulsa 20 1940 1 4 2 45 98 1997 2 9 0 201 394 27 UNLV 20 1941 0 7 0 0 308 1998 4 8 0 216 385 21 at Georgia Southern+ 28 1942 No Team 1999 4 7 0 246 332 9 Appalachian State+ 35 51 Georgia State+ 35 1943 No Team 2000 1 10 0 247 410 43 at Louisiana+ 47 1944 No Team 2001 2 9 0 177 357 38 South Alabama+ 14 1945 2 4 1 51 95 2002 6 7 0 259 361 44 at Coastal Carolina 16 31 ULM+ 17 1946 4 3 3 99 103 2003 5 7 0 242 401 33 at Texas State+ 7 1947 4 2 3 159 91 2004 3 8 0 215 365 13 vs Nevada# (OT) 16 1948 4 4 1 131 186 2005 2* 6 0 294 303 +Sun Belt Conference game 1949 5 4 0 111 149 2006 0* 6 0 182 289 #Arizona Bowl 1950 6 3 0 200 179 2007 5 7 0 291 331 1951 10 2 0 456 98 2008 6 6 0 324 285 1952 8 3 0 351 117 2009 4 8 0 272 279 1953 8 0 2 239 65 2010 4 8 0 360 369 1954 1 8 0 74 349 2011 10 3 0 422 270 1955 6 3 0 202 127 2012 10 3 0 454 318 1956 5 4 0 193 170 2013 8 5 0 379 340 1957 4 5 0 138 180 2014 7 6 0 477 396 1958 4 5 0 162 176 2015 9 4 0 520 393 1959 3 6 0 171 214 2016 8 5 0 355 279 1960 4 5 0 116 138 2017 7 5 0 454 309 1961 3 6 0 84 179 2018 8 5 0 394 333 1962 6 3 0 146 96 Totals 473* 487 37 1963 2 6 0 159 174 *4 wins in 2005 and 6 wins in 2006 later 1964 7 0 2 148 61 vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Actual 1965 6 3 0 157 107 on‐field record for both seasons was 6‐6. 1966 7 2 0 222 109 Actual all‐time on field record is 483‐ Year W L T Pts. Opp. 487‐37. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 155 ARKANSAS STATE YR‐BY‐YR OFFENSIVE TEAM STATS RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE YEAR Points (avg) FD (pass/rush/p) Att‐Yds‐TD (Avg) Comp‐Att‐Yds‐TD/INT (Avg) Plays‐Yds‐Avg TOP Avg 3rd Pct 2018 394 (30.3) 302 (157/123/22) 508‐2423‐18 (186.4) 303‐472‐3675‐28/10 (282.7) 980‐6098‐469.1 30:07 40% 2017 454 (37.8) 322 (190/105/27) 463‐1831‐17 (152.6) 317‐512‐4106‐38/17 (342.2) 975‐5937‐494.8 28:51 44% 2016 355 (27.3) 242 (124/102/16) 517‐1784‐19 (137.2) 231‐402‐3148‐21/9 (242.2) 919‐4932‐379.4 29:02 29% 2015 520 (40.0) 290 (151/115/24) 608‐3007‐35 (231.3) 207‐365‐2693‐23/15 (207.2) 973‐5700‐438.5 30:27 39% 2014 477 (36.7) 304 (145/139/20) 576‐2813‐35 (216.4) 276‐488‐3381‐25/8 (260.1) 1024‐6194‐476.5 28:51 38% 2013 379 (29.2) 275 (117/147/11) 579‐2674‐31 (205.7) 255‐368‐2627‐14/7 (202.1) 947‐5301‐407.8 29:58 45% 2012 454 (34.9) 319 (137/159/23) 540‐2952‐31 (206.2) 279‐412‐3386‐25/5 (260.5) 952‐6067‐466.7 29:02 47% 2011 422 (32.5) 304 (169/120/15) 516‐2005‐25 (154.2) 326‐500‐3817‐21/16 (293.6) 1016‐5822‐447.8 30:05 42% 2010 360 (30.0) 262 (131/108/23) 418‐1784‐23 (148.7) 266‐438‐3057‐23/12 (254.8) 856‐4841‐403.4 26:57 34% 2009 272 (22.7) 208 (91/101/16) 428‐2016‐21 (135.2) 191‐330‐2323‐10/12 (193.6) 758‐3946‐328.8 29:48 33% 2008 324 (27.0) 238 (95/125/18) 488‐2834‐19 (203.3) 167‐308‐2346‐16/8 (195.5) 796‐4786‐398.8 32:50 37% 2007 291 (24.2) 243 (107/117/19) 460‐2502‐16 (176.0) 205‐388‐2446‐16/16 (203.8) 848‐4558‐379.8 29:51 36% 2006 182 (15.2) 224 (82/121/21) 507‐2012‐12 (167.7) 144‐300‐1735‐8/15 (144.6) 807‐3747‐312.2 33:03 43% 2005 294 (24.5) 219 (88/118/13) 481‐2318‐21 (193.2) 162‐299‐2123‐13/10 (176.9) 780‐4441‐370.1 27:57 37% 2004 215 (19.5) 199 (102/87/10) 400‐1665‐8 (151.4) 177‐342‐2270‐14/17 (206.4) 742‐3935‐357.7 29:32 35% 2003 242 (20.2) 195 (82/96/17) 460‐1910‐20 (159.2) 161‐328‐1817‐10/21 (151.4) 788‐3727‐310.6 29:46 32% 2002 259 (19.9) 207 (80/116/11) 537‐2374‐25 (182.6) 150‐290‐1868‐7/9 (143.7) 827‐4242‐326.3 30:55 33% 2001 177 (16.1) 166 (61/88/17) 427‐1610‐11 (146.4) 125‐275‐1505‐9/15 (136.8) 702‐3115‐283.2 28:59 27% 2000 247 (22.5) 158 (75/71/12) 335‐1406‐14 (127.8) 177‐317‐2023‐14/9 (183.9) 652‐3429‐311.7 28:10 33% 1999 246 (22.4) 193 (81/99/13) 410‐1617‐11 (147.0) 293‐139‐1999‐19/9 (181.7) 703‐3616‐328.7 28:54 32% 1998 216 (18.0) 179 (103/64/12) 396‐1021‐10 (85.1) 194‐410‐2875‐15/13 (239.6) 806‐3896‐324.7 28:16 29% 1997 201 (18.2) 181 (99/61/21) 386‐1045‐15 (95.0) 157‐343‐2267‐9/16 (206.1) 729‐3312‐301.1 29:19 34% 1996 272 (24.7) 198 (111/64/23) 348‐1700‐14 (154.6) 213‐409‐2388‐19/20 (217.1) 757‐4088‐371.6 42% 1995 265 (24.1) 190 (97/72/21) 344‐1447‐16 (131.5) 206‐392‐2263‐16/14 (205.7) 736‐3710‐337.3 27:14 33% 1994 123 (11.2) 136 (54/71/11) 421‐1366‐6 (124.2) 122‐248‐1209‐7/10 (109.9) 669‐2575‐234.1 29:09 28% 1993 122 (11.1) 135 (48/77/10) 466‐1405‐8 (127.7) 108‐218‐1228‐3/6 (111.6) 688‐2633‐239.4 31:22 22% 1992 118 (10.7) 157 (69/74/14) 398‐1068‐12 (97.1) 132‐262‐1570‐4/7 (142.7) 660‐2638‐239.8 28:34 34% 1991 189(17.2) 204(71/112/21) 467‐2120‐18 (164.0) 126‐276‐1813‐18/17(164.8) 743‐3617‐328.8 27:30 37% 1990 200(18.2) 224(74/124/26) 521‐2116‐13 (192.4) 120‐307‐1887‐11/17 (171.6) 828‐4003‐363.9 29.49 40% 1989 261(23.7) 220(38/167/15) 655‐962‐26 (300.7) 63‐127‐962‐6/6(87.5) 782‐4270‐388.2 31:50 42% 1988 261(23.7) 218(26‐173‐19) 682‐3266‐33 (296.9) 40‐97‐524‐3/5 (47.6) 779‐3790‐344.6 32:45 42% 1987 332(30.2) 204(36‐159‐9) 660‐3521‐37 (298.5) 51‐107‐782‐5/6 (71.6) 767‐4065‐369.6 33:31 47% 1986 304(27.6) 214(42‐167‐5) 686‐3259‐27 (296.3) 63‐127‐909‐6/5 (82.6) 813‐4168‐378.9 33:44 42% 1985 289(26.3) 199(48/140/11) 631‐2870‐28 (376.6) 77‐161‐1272‐10/9 (115.6) 792‐4142‐376.6 37% 1984 296(26.9) 184(137/184/40) 6115‐3074‐35 (279.5) 67‐162‐885‐2/7 (80.5) 777‐3959‐359.9 32:42 39% 1983 195(17.7) 207(54/140/13) 611‐2758‐20 (250.7) 96‐190‐1219‐6/10(110.8) 801‐3977‐361.5 31:54 40% 1982 170(15.5) 196(32/150/14) 657‐2782‐17 (252.9) 62‐123‐783‐6/9(71.2) 780‐3565‐324.1 29:57 37% 1981 177(16.1) 199(24/155/120) 681‐2928‐15(266.2) 47‐100‐454‐4/13(41.3) 781‐3382‐307.5 34:02 35% 1980 129(11.7) 127(85/127/28) 532‐1719‐10(156.3) 52‐126‐538‐5/15(48.9) 658‐2257‐205.2 28% 1979 167 (15.2) 170 (57/104/9) 540‐2177‐13 (197.9) 92‐203‐1112‐7/18 (101.1) 743‐3289‐299.0 42% 1978 163 (14.8) 168 (53/104/11) 581‐2046‐12 (186.0) 83‐201‐1166‐4/17 (106.0) 782‐3212‐292.0 34% 1977 184 (16.7) 201 (60/124/17) 566‐2142‐16 (194.7) 95‐208‐1423‐6/13 (129.4) 774‐3565‐324.1 1976 274 (24.9) 181 (28/140/13) 639‐3003‐32 (273.0) 48‐113‐761‐4/6 (69.2) 752‐3764‐342.2 39% 1975 355 (32.3) 223 (28/181/14) 746‐3745‐42 (340.5) 39‐97‐558‐3/7 (50.7) 843‐4303‐391.2 1974 215 (21.5) 176 (34/126/16) 565‐2153‐21 (215.3) 65‐147‐689‐3/13 (68.9) 722‐2842‐284.2 1973 249 (24.9) 167 (25/130/12) 571‐2648‐30 (264.8) 40‐96‐568‐3/7 (56.8) 667‐3216‐321.6 1972 163 (14.8) 164 (27/125/12) 625‐2511‐21 (229.5) 33‐106‐647‐0/16 (58.5) 731‐3158‐288.0 1971 174 (19.3) 171 (64/97/10) 444‐1531‐10 (179.6) 96‐230‐1617‐10/18 (170.1) 674‐3148‐349.7 1970 322 (32.2) 212 (73/127/12) 547‐2249‐29 (204.5) 101‐212‐1825‐11/25 (165.9) 759‐4074‐370.4 156 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES YR‐BY‐YR DEFENSIVE TEAM STATS YEAR SOLO TKL AST TKL TACKLES TFL‐YARDS SACKS‐YARDS INT‐YARDS BRUP FR‐YARDS FF

2018 440 489 929 100‐370 35‐222 12‐145 42 8‐34 12

2017 433 405 838 100‐407 35‐216 14‐198 48 10‐118 13

2016 502 516 1018 125‐441 43‐265 11‐136 48 11‐60 15

2015 330 522 852 88‐340 31‐201 26‐503 51 8‐41 9

2014 613 254 867 86‐318 37‐183 16‐266 44 12‐93 13

2013 452 488 940 71‐297 26‐180 9‐117 57 12‐64 13

2012 495 509 1004 19‐121 19‐121 13‐227 46 10‐73 12

2011 473 524 997 99‐371 35‐253 19‐229 56 10‐67 15

2010 512 424 936 68‐310 27‐209 11‐173 33 14‐58 17

2009 493 328 821 67‐250 22‐155 8‐223 31 11‐41 12

2008 471 314 785 81‐303 26‐163 15‐193 39 9‐139 9

2007 500 402 902 56‐244 13‐124 13‐255 34 7‐18 9

2006 440 218 658 55‐124 13‐103 19‐293 30 7‐19 7

2005 565 305 870 86‐287 27‐173 13‐307 39 13‐0 12

2004 474 348 822 49‐153 13‐88 8‐133 32 12‐85 14

2003 484 422 906 75‐262 17‐120 13‐141 44 14‐152 17

2002 649 468 1117 88‐292 39‐188 16‐196 49 18‐27 25

2001 453 368 821 60‐167 8‐58 5‐38 33 15‐94 9

2000 488 377 865 71‐257 19‐125 7‐32 31 8‐80 4

1999 399 464 863 70‐277 19‐125 10‐142 38 9‐34 9

1998 524 538 1062 106.1‐312 32‐207 13‐127 43 12‐18

1997 427 485 912 37‐126 21‐158 7‐35 23 15‐74

1996 468 451 919 53‐169 20‐125 18‐325 36 4 4

1995 531 456 987 63‐195 21‐169 12‐190 31 12 15

1994 453 434 887 55‐156 12‐55 13‐64 31 8 20

1993 423 459 882 86‐204 17‐103 15‐220 56 8 33

1992 580 319 899 27‐56 9‐36 7‐74 21 9 7

1991 614 419 1033 33‐80 9‐36 6‐54 33 11 12

1990 484 332 816 30‐95 17‐127 14‐339 31 18 16

1989 652 251 903 43‐129 36‐205 14‐219 39 4 9

1988 633 310 943 29‐95 19‐177 18‐262 26 21 14

1987 646 264 910 48‐101 34‐210 18‐164 36 24 18

1986 653 296 949 56‐125 27‐179 18‐227 45 18 29

1985 768 396 1164 64‐150 44‐347 23‐149 52 17 17

1984 946 52 21 22

1983 943 66 15 12 16

1982 943 97 27 10 19 12

1981 816 86 25 10 10 17

1980 913 53 20 20 17 14

1979 962 50 30 13 19

1978 974 72 45 13 19 13

1977 1022 39 11‐100 20 13

1976 996 38 20‐263 16 12 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 157 ARKANSAS STATE ALL‐TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS SUN BELT (2001‐present) Daddy Bowl; ^Camelia Bowl; &Cure Bowl 2018 2014 EAST DIVISION Conference Season Appalachian State*$# 7‐1 .875 11‐2 .846 *Georgia Southern 8‐0 1.000 9‐3 .750 Troy$+ 7‐1 .875 10‐3 .769 $#Louisiana‐Lafayette 7‐1 .875 9‐4 .692 Georgia Southern$^ 6‐2 .750 10‐3 .769 Appalachian State 6‐2 .750 7‐5 .583 Coastal Carolina 2‐6 .250 5‐7 .417 $+Arkansas State 5‐3 .625 7‐6 .538 Georgia State 1‐7 .125 2‐10 .167 $Texas State 5‐3 .625 7‐5 .583 WEST DIVISION $^South Alabama 5‐3 .625 6‐7 .462 Louisiana$& 5‐3 .625 7‐7 .500 Louisiana‐Monroe 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 Arkansas State$@ 5‐3 .625 8‐5 .615 Troy 3‐5 .375 3‐9 .250 ULM$ 4‐4 .500 6‐6 .500 New Mexico State 1‐7 .125 2‐10 .167 South Alabama 2‐6 .250 3‐9 .250 Idaho 1‐7 .125 1‐10 .091 Texas State 1‐7 .125 3‐9 .250 Georgia State 0‐8 .000 1‐11 .083 *SBC Champion; $Bowl Eligible; @Arizona Bowl; #New Or‐ *SBC Champion; $Bowl Eligible; +GoDaddy Bowl; #New Or‐ leans Bowl; +Dollar General Bowl; ^Camellia Bowl; &Cure leans Bowl; ^Camellia Bowl Bowl 2013 2017 Conference Season Conference Season *$+Arkansas State 5‐2 .714 8‐5 .615 *$#Troy 7‐1 .875 11‐2 .846 *#$UL Lafayette 5‐2 .714 9‐4 .692 *$+Appalachian State 7‐1 .875 9‐4 .692 $Western Kentucky 4‐3 .571 8‐4 .667 $^Arkansas State 6‐2 .750 7‐5 .583 $Louisiana‐Monroe 4‐3 .571 6‐6 .500 $&Georgia State 5‐3 .625 7‐5 .583 $South Alabama 4‐3 .571 6‐6 .500 $@New Mexico State 4‐4 .500 7‐6 .538 $Troy 4‐3 .571 6‐6 .500 Louisiana 4‐4 .500 5‐7 .417 $Texas State 2‐5 .286 6‐6 .500 ULM 4‐4 .500 4‐8 .333 Georgia State 0‐7 .000 0‐12 .000 Idaho 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 *SBC Champion; $ Bowl Eligible; +GoDaddy Bowl; #New South Alabama 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 Orleans Bowl Coastal Carolina 2‐6 .250 3‐9 .250 Georgia Southern 2‐6 .250 2‐10 .167 2012 Texas State 1‐7 .125 2‐10 .167 Conference Season *SBC Co‐Champion; $Bowl Eligible; ^Camellia Bowl; #New *$+Arkansas State 7‐1 .875 10‐3 .769 Orleans Bowl; &Cure Bowl; +Dollar General Bowl; @Arizona #$Louisiana‐Lafayette 6‐2 .750 9‐4 .692 Bowl %$Louisiana‐Monroe 6‐2 .750 8‐5 .667 $Middle Tennessee 6‐2 .750 8‐4 .667 2016 ^$Western Kentucky 4‐4 .500 7‐6 .538 Conference Season Troy 3‐5 .375 5‐7 .416 *$&Arkansas State 7‐1 .875 8‐5 .615 North Texas 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 *$^Appalachian State 7‐1 .875 10‐3 .769 Florida Atlantic 2‐6 .250 3‐9 .250 $+Troy 6‐2 .750 10‐3 .769 Florida International 2‐6 .250 3‐9 .250 $%Idaho 6‐2 .750 9‐4 .692 South Alabama 1‐7 .125 2‐11 .154 $#Louisiana 5‐3 .625 6‐7 .462 *SBC Champion; $ Bowl Eligible; +GoDaddy.com Bowl; Georgia Southern 4‐4 .500 5‐7 .417 #New Orleans Bowl; %Independence Bowl; ^Little Caesars ULM 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 Bowl $@South Alabama 2‐6 .250 6‐7 .462 Georgia State 2‐6 .250 3‐9 .250 2011 New Mexico State 2‐6 .250 3‐9 .250 Conference Season Texas State 0‐8 .000 2‐10 .167 *$+Arkansas State 8‐0 1.000 10‐3 .769 *SBC Champion; $Bowl Eligible; &Cure Bowl; #New Orleans $Western Kentucky 7‐1 .875 7‐5 .583 Bowl; ^Camellia Bowl; +Dollar General Bowl; %Idaho Po‐ #$Louisiana‐Lafayette 6‐2 .750 9‐4 .692 tato Bowl; @Arizona Bowl %$Florida Int’l 5‐3 .625 8‐5 .615 North Texas 4‐4 .500 5‐7 .417 2015 Louisiana‐Monroe 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 Conference Season Troy 2‐6 .250 3‐9 .250 *$#Arkansas State 8‐0 1.000 9‐4 .692 Middle Tennessee 1‐7 .125 2‐10 .167 $^Appalachian State 7‐1 .875 11‐2 .846 Florida Atlantic 0‐8 .000 1‐11 .083 $+Georgia Southern 6‐2 .750 9‐4 .692 *SBC Champion; #New Orleans Bowl; $Bowl eligible; +Go‐ $&Georgia State 5‐3 .625 6‐7 .462 Daddy.com Bowl; %Beef O’Brady’s Bowl South Alabama 3‐5 .375 5‐7 .417 Idaho 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 2010 Troy 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 Conference Season Louisiana‐Lafayette 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 #*$Troy 6‐2 .750 8‐5 .615 New Mexico State 3‐5 .375 3‐9 .250 *$Florida International 6‐2 .750 7‐6 .538 Texas State 2‐6 .250 3‐9 .250 $Middle Tennessee 5‐3 .625 6‐7 .462 Louisiana‐Monroe 1‐7 .125 2‐11 .154 Louisiana‐Monroe 4‐4 .500 5‐7 .417 *SBC Champion; $Bowl Eligible; #New Orleans Bowl; +Go‐ Arkansas State 4‐4 .500 4‐8 .333 158 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ALL‐TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS Florida Atlantic 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 *#SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl North Texas 3‐5 .375 3‐9 .250 *4 overall victories, 3 conference victories and Sun Belt Con‐ Louisiana‐Lafayette 3‐5 .375 3‐9 .250 ference championship later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Western Kentucky 2‐6 .250 2‐10 .167 Actual on‐field record was 6‐6 overall and 5‐2 Sun Belt Con‐ *SBC Champion; #New Orleans Bowl; $Bowl eligible ference.

2009 2004 Conference Season Conference Season #*Troy 8‐0 1.000 9‐4 .692 $#North Texas 7‐0 1.000 9‐5 .583 $Middle Tennessee 7‐1 .875 10‐3 .769 @Troy 5‐2 .714 7‐5 .583 Louisiana‐Monroe 5‐3 .625 6‐6 .500 New Mexico State 4‐3 .571 5‐6 .455 Florida Atlantic 5‐3 .625 5‐7 .417 Louisiana‐Monroe 4‐3 .571 5‐6 .455 Louisiana‐Lafayette 4‐4 .500 6‐6 .500 Middle Tennessee 4‐4 .500 5‐6 .455 Arkanas State 3‐5 .375 4‐8 .333 Arkansas State 3‐4 .429 3‐8 .273 Florida International 3‐5 .375 3‐9 .250 Louisiana‐Lafayette 2‐5 .286 4‐7 .364 North Texas 1‐7 .125 2‐10 .167 Utah State 2‐5 .286 3‐8 .273 Western Kentucky 0‐8 .000 0‐12 .000 Idaho 2‐5 .286 3‐9 .250 #SBC Champions; $New Orleans Bowl; *GMAC Bowl #SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl; @Silicon Valley Foot‐ ball Classic 2008 Conference Season 2003 #$Troy 6‐1 .857 8‐5 .615 Conference Season Louisiana‐Lafayette 5‐2 .714 6‐6 .500 $#North Texas 7‐0 1.000 9‐4 .692 Arkansas State 4‐3 .571 6‐6 .500 Louisiana‐Lafayette 4‐3 .571 4‐8 .333 Florida Atlantic 4‐3 .571 7‐6 .538 Middle Tennessee 4‐3 .571 4‐8 .333 *Florida International 3‐4 .429 5‐7 .417 Arkansas State 3‐4 .429 5‐7 .417 Middle Tennessee 3‐4 .429 5‐7 .417 Utah State 3‐4 .429 3‐9 .250 Louisiana‐Monroe 3‐4 .429 4‐8 .333 Louisiana‐Monroe 3‐4 .429 3‐9 .250 North Texas 0‐7 .000 1‐11 .083 New Mexico State 2‐5 .286 3‐9 .250 #SBC Champions; $New Orleans Bowl; *Motor City Bowl Idaho 1‐6 .143 1‐11 .083 #SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl 2007 Conference Season 2002 #$Florida Atlantic 6‐1 .857 8‐5 .615 Conference Season #Troy 6‐1 .857 8‐4 .667 $#North Texas 6‐0 1.000 8‐5 .615 Louisiana‐Monroe 4‐3 .571 6‐6 .500 New Mexico State 5‐1 .833 7‐5.583 Middle Tennessee 4‐3 .571 5‐7 .417 Arkansas State 3‐3 .500 6‐7 .462 Arkansas State 3‐4 .429 5‐7 .417 Middle Tennessee 2‐4 .333 4‐8.333 Louisiana‐Lafayette 3‐4 .429 3‐9 .250 Louisiana‐Monroe 2‐4 .333 3‐9 .250 North Texas 1‐6 .143 2‐10 .167 Louisiana‐Lafayette 2‐4 .333 3‐9 .250 Florida International 1‐6 .143 1‐11 .083 Idaho 1‐5 .167 2‐10 .167 #SBC Champions; $New Orleans Bowl #SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl

2006 2001 Conference Season Conference Season #$Troy 6‐1 .857 8‐5 .615 $#North Texas 5‐1 .833 5‐7 .417 @Middle Tennessee 6‐1 .857 7‐6 .538 #Middle Tennessee 5‐1 .833 8‐3 .727 Arkansas State 0*‐3 .000 0*‐6 .000 New Mexico State 4‐2 .667 5‐7 .417 Florida Atlantic 4‐3 .571 5‐7 .417 Louisiana‐Lafayette 2‐4 .333 3‐8 .273 Louisiana‐Lafayette 3‐4 .429 6‐6 .500 Arkansas State 2‐4 .333 2‐9 .182 Louisiana‐Monroe 3‐4 .429 4‐8 .333 Louisiana‐Monroe 2‐4 .333 2‐9 .182 North Texas 2‐5 .286 3‐9 .250 Idaho 1‐5 .167 1‐10 .091 Florida International 0‐7 .000 0‐12 .000 #Co‐champions; $New Orleans Bowl #SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl; @Motor City Bowl *6 overall victories and 4 conference victories later vacated BIG WEST (1999‐2000) due to NCAA sanctions. Actual on‐field record was 6‐6 over‐ 2000 all and 4‐3 Sun Belt Conference. Conference Season *#Boise State 5‐0 1.000 10‐2 .833 2005 Utah State 4‐1 .800 5‐6 .455 Conference Season Idaho 3‐2 .600 5‐6 .455 #*$Arkansas State 2*‐2 .500 2*‐6 .250 New Mexico State 1‐4 .200 3‐8 .273 Louisiana‐Lafayette 5‐2 .714 6‐5 .545 North Texas 1‐4 .200 3‐8 .273 Louisiana‐Monroe 5‐2 .714 5‐6 .455 Arkansas State 1‐4 .200 1‐10 .091 Florida International 3‐4 .429 5‐6 .455 *Big West Champion; #Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl Middle Tennessee 3‐4 .429 4‐7 .364 Troy 3‐4 .429 4‐7 .364 Florida Atlantic 2‐5 .286 2‐9 .182 North Texas 2‐5 .286 2‐9 .182 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 159 ARKANSAS STATE ALL‐TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS 1999 Louisiana Tech 3‐2‐0 .600 6‐4‐1 .591 Conference Season NE Louisiana 3‐2‐0 .600 5‐6‐0 .456 *#Boise State 5‐1 .833 10‐3 .769 McNeese State 1‐4‐0 .200 2‐9‐0 .182 Idaho 4‐2 .667 7‐4 .636 Lamar 0‐5‐0 .000 2‐9‐0 .182 New Mexico State 3‐3 .500 6‐5 .545 Arkansas State 3‐3 .500 4‐7 .364 1985 Utah State 3‐3 .500 4‐7 .364 Conference Season North Texas 1‐5 .167 2‐9 .182 Arkansas State 5‐1‐0 .833 9‐4‐0 .692 *Big West Champion; #Humanitarian Bowl Louisiana Tech 4‐2‐0 .667 8‐3‐0 .727 McNeese State 3‐1‐2 .667 6‐3‐2 .636 INDEPENDENT NE Louisiana 3‐3‐0 .500 6‐5‐0 .545 North Texas State 2‐3‐1 .417 4‐6‐1 .409 (1996‐1998) Texas‐Arlington 2‐3‐1 .417 4‐6‐1 .409 Lamar 0‐6‐0 .000 3‐8‐0 .273

BIG WEST (1993‐1995) 1984 1995 Conference Season Conference Season Louisiana Tech 5‐1‐0 .833 10‐5‐0 .667 *#Nevada 6‐0‐0 1.000 9‐3‐0 .750 Arkansas State 4‐1‐1 .750 8‐4‐1 .654 Southwestern La. 4‐2‐0 .667 6‐5‐0 .545 Texas‐Arlington 4‐2‐0 .667 7‐4‐0 .636 Utah State 4‐2‐0 .667 4‐7‐0 .364 NE Louisiana 3‐3‐0 .500 7‐4‐0 .636 Arkansas State 3‐3‐0 .500 6‐5‐0 .545 McNeese State 2‐3‐1 .417 7‐3‐1 .682 New Mexico State 3‐3‐0 .500 4‐7‐0 .364 Lamar 1‐5‐0 .167 2‐9‐0 .192 Northern Illinois 3‐3‐0 .500 3‐8‐0 .273 North Texas State 1‐5‐0 .167 2‐9‐0 .192 Louisiana Tech 2‐4‐0 .333 5‐6‐0 .456 Pacific 2‐4‐0 .333 3‐8‐0 .273 1983 San Jose State 2‐4‐0 .333 3‐8‐0 .273 Conference Season Nevada‐Las Vegas 1‐5‐0 .167 2‐9‐0 .182 North Texas State 5‐1‐0 .833 8‐4‐0 .667 *Big West Champion; #Las Vegas Bowl III NE Louisiana 5‐1‐0 .833 8‐3‐0 .727 McNeese State 3‐3‐0 .500 6‐5‐0 .545 1994 Arkansas State 3‐3‐0 .500 5‐5‐1 .500 Conference Season Texas‐Arlington 2‐4‐0 .333 5‐6‐0 .455 *#UNLV 5‐1‐0 .833 7‐5‐0 .545 Louisiana Tech 2‐4‐0 .333 4‐7‐0 .364 *Nevada 5‐1‐0 .833 9‐2‐0 .818 Lamar 1‐5‐0 .183 2‐9‐0 .192 *Southwestern La. 5‐1‐0 .833 6‐5‐0 .545 Pacific 4‐2‐0 .667 6‐5‐0 .545 1982 Northern Illinois 3‐3‐0 .500 4‐7‐0 .364 Conference Season San Jose State 3‐3‐0 .500 3‐8‐0 .273 Louisiana Tech 5‐0‐0 1.000 10‐3‐0 .769 Utah State 2‐4‐0 .333 3‐8‐0 .273 NE Louisiana 4‐1‐0 .800 8‐3‐0 .727 New Mexico State 2‐4‐0 .333 3‐8‐0 .273 Arkansas State 2‐3‐0 .400 5‐6‐0 .455 Louisiana Tech 1‐5‐0 .167 3‐8‐0 .273 McNeese State 2‐3‐0 .400 4‐6‐1 .364 Arkansas State 0‐6‐0 .000 1‐10‐0 .090 Lamar 1‐4‐0 .200 4‐7‐0 .364 *Tri‐Champion; #Las Vegas Bowl III Texas‐Arling ton 1‐4‐0 .200 3‐8‐0 .273 North Tex St. (Not Eligible) 2‐9‐0 .182 1993 Conference Season 1981 Southwestern La. 5‐1‐0 .833 8‐3‐0 .727 Conference Season Utah State# 5‐1‐0 .833 7‐5‐0 .545 Texas‐Arlington 4‐1‐0 .800 6‐5‐0 .545 Nevada 4‐2‐0 .667 7‐4‐0 .636 McNeese State 3‐1‐1 .700 7‐3‐1‐ .682 New Mexico State 4‐2‐0 .667 5‐6‐0 .455 Arkansas State 3‐2‐0 .600 6‐5‐0 .545 Northern Illinois 3‐3‐0 .500 4‐7‐0 .364 Louisiana Tech 2‐2‐1 .500 4‐6‐1 .409 Nevada‐Las Vegas 2‐4‐0 .333 3‐8‐0 .273 Lamar 1‐3‐1 .300 4‐6‐1 .409 Pacific 2‐4‐0 .333 3‐8‐0 .273 SW Louisiana 0‐4‐1 .100 1‐9‐1 .136 Louisiana Tech 2‐4‐0 .333 2‐9‐0 .182 San Jose State 2‐4‐0 .333 2‐9‐0 .182 1980 Arkansas State 1‐5‐0 .167 2‐8‐1 .227 Conference Season #Las Vegas Bowl McNeese State 5‐0‐0 1.000 10‐2‐0 .833 SW Louisiana 4‐1‐0 .800 7‐4‐0 .636 INDEPENDENT Texas‐Arlington 3‐2‐0 .600 3‐8‐0 .273 Louisiana Tech 2‐3‐0 .400 5‐6‐0 .455 (1987‐1992) Lamar 1‐4‐0 .200 3‐8‐0 .273 Arkansas State 0‐5‐0 .000 2‐9‐0 .182

SOUTHLAND (1964‐1986) 1979 1986 Conference Season Conference Season McNeese State 5‐0‐0 1.000 11‐1‐0 .917 Arkansas State 5‐0‐0 1.000 12‐2‐1 .833 Texas‐Arlington 4‐1‐0 .800 9‐2‐0 .818 North Texas 3‐2‐0 .600 6‐4‐0 .600 Lamar 3‐2‐0 .600 6‐3‐2 .636 160 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ALL‐TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS Arkansas State 1‐4‐0 .200 4‐7‐0 .364 1971 SW Louisiana 1‐4‐0 .200 4‐7‐0 .364 Conference Season Louisiana Tech 1‐4‐0 .200 2‐9‐0 .182 Louisiana Tech 4‐1‐0 .800 9‐2‐0 .818 Trinity 4‐1‐0 .800 8‐2‐0 .800 1978 Lamar 4‐1‐0 .800 5‐6‐0 .455 Conference Season SW Louisiana 2‐2‐1 .500 5‐4‐1 .550 Arkansas State 4‐1‐0 .800 7‐4‐0 .636 Arkansas State 1‐3‐1 .300 4‐4‐1 .500 Louisiana Tech 4‐1‐0 .800 6‐5‐0 .545 Abilene Christian 1‐4‐0 .250 5‐5‐0 .500 Texas‐Arlington 3‐2‐0 .600 5‐6‐0 .455 Texas‐Arlington 1‐4‐0 .250 2‐9‐0 .182 McNeese State 2‐3‐0 .400 7‐4‐0 .636 SW Louisiana 2‐3‐0 .400 3‐8‐0 .273 1970 Lamar 0‐5‐0 .000 2‐8‐1 .227 Conference Season Arkansas State 4‐0‐0 1.000 11‐0‐0 1.000 1977 Abilene Christian 3‐1‐0 .750 9‐2‐0 .818 Conference Season Trinity 2‐2‐0 .500 5‐6‐0 .455 Louisiana Tech 4‐0‐1 .900 9‐1‐2 .833 Lamar 1‐3‐0 .250 3‐7‐0 .300 SW Louisiana 2‐1‐2 .600 6‐4‐2 .583 Texas‐Arlington 0‐4‐0 .000 0‐10‐0 .000 Texas‐Arlington 3‐2‐0 .600 5‐6‐0 .455 Arkansas State 2‐3‐0 .400 7‐4‐0 .636 1969 McNeese State 1‐3‐1 .300 5‐5‐1 .500 Conference Season Lamar 1‐4‐0 .200 2‐9‐0 .182 Arkansas State 4‐0‐0 1.000 8‐1‐1 .850 Abilene Christian 2‐2‐0 .500 8‐2‐0 .800 1976 Texas‐Arlington 2‐2‐0 .500 5‐5‐0 .500 Conference Season Trinity 2‐2‐0 .500 4‐6‐0 .400 McNeese State 4‐1‐0 .800 10‐2‐0 .833 Lamar 0‐4‐0 .000 3‐7‐0 .300 SW Louisiana 4‐1‐0 .800 7‐4‐0 .636 Texas‐Arlington 3‐2‐0 .600 5‐6‐0 .455 1968 Louisiana Tech 2‐3‐0 .400 6‐5‐0 .545 Conference Season Arkansas State 2‐3‐0 .400 5‐6‐0 .455 Arkansas State 3‐0‐1 .875 7‐3‐1 .682 Lamar 0‐5‐0 .000 2‐9‐0 .182 Texas‐Arlington 3‐1‐0 .750 6‐4‐0 .600 Trinity 2‐2‐0 .500 5‐4‐0 .556 1975 Abilene Christian 1‐2‐1 .375 4‐5‐1 .421 Conference Season Lamar 0‐4‐0 .000 0‐10‐0 .000 Arkansas State 5‐0‐0 1.000 11‐0‐0 1.000 Louisiana Tech 4‐1‐0 .800 8‐2‐0 .800 1967 McNeese State 3‐2‐0 .600 7‐4‐0 .636 Conference Season SW Louisiana 2‐3‐0 .400 6‐5‐0 .545 Texas‐Arlington 4‐0‐0 1.000 10‐1‐0 .909 Texas‐Arlington 1‐4‐0 .200 4‐7‐0 .364 Lamar 3‐1‐0 .750 7‐3‐0 .700 Lamar 0‐5‐0 .000 1‐10‐0 .091 Arkansas State 2‐2‐0 .500 4‐5‐0 .444 Trinity 1‐3‐0 .250 3‐7‐0 .300 1974 Abilene Christian 0‐4‐0 .000 0‐10‐0 .000 Conference Season Louisiana Tech 5‐0‐0 1.000 11‐1‐0 .917 1966 Lamar 4‐1‐0 .800 8‐2‐0 .800 Conference Season Arkansas State 3‐2‐0 .600 7‐3‐0 .700 Texas‐Arlington 3‐1‐0 .750 6‐4‐0 .600 McNeese State 2‐3‐0 .400 6‐4‐1 .591 Lamar 3‐1‐0 .750 6‐4‐0 .600 Texas‐Arlington 1‐4‐0 .200 1‐10‐0 .091 Arkansas State 2‐2‐0 .500 7‐2‐0 .778 SW Louisiana 0‐5‐0 .000 2‐9‐0 .182 Trinity 2‐2‐0 .500 5‐4‐0 .556 Abilene Christian 0‐4‐0 .000 4‐6‐0 .400 1973 Conference Season 1965 Louisiana Tech 5‐0‐0 1.000 12‐1‐0 .923 Conference Season Arkansas State 3‐2‐0 .600 7‐3‐0 .700 Lamar 3‐1‐0 .750 6‐4‐0 .600 Lamar 3‐2‐0 .600 5‐5‐0 .500 Texas‐Arlington 2‐2‐0 .500 6‐3‐0 .667 McNeese State 2‐3‐0 .400 7‐3‐0 .700 Trinity 2‐2‐0 .500 4‐5‐1 .421 Texas‐Arlington 2‐3‐0 .400 4‐6‐0 .400 Abilene Christian 2‐2‐0 .500 4‐5‐0 .444 SW Louisiana 0‐5‐0 .000 0‐10‐0 .000 Arkansas State 1‐3‐0 .250 6‐3‐0 .667

1972 1964 Conference Season Conference Season Louisiana Tech 5‐0‐0 1.000 12‐0‐0 1.000 Lamar 3‐0‐1 .875 6‐3‐1 .650 Texas‐Arlington 4‐1‐0 .800 5‐6‐0 .455 Arkansas State 2‐0‐2 .750 7‐0‐2 .937 Lamar 3‐2‐0 .600 8‐3‐0 .728 Trinity 2‐2‐0 .500 3‐7‐0 .300 McNeese State 3‐2‐0 .600 8‐3‐0 .728 Abilene Christian 1‐3‐0 .250 5‐5‐0 .500 SW Louisiana 1‐4‐0 .200 5‐6‐0 .455 Texas‐Arlington 0‐3‐1 .125 3‐6‐1 .350 Arkansas State 1‐4‐0 .200 3‐8‐0 .273 Abilene Christian 1‐4‐0 .200 3‐8‐0 .273

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 161 ARKANSAS STATE A‐STATE IN THE POSTSEASON 2018 ARIZONA BOWL State (9‐4) accumulated 323 yards of total offense to go Dec. 29, 2018 at Tucson, Ariz. over 300 yards for the 69th time in 77 games, but could‐ Arkansas State...... 0 7 0 3 3 — 13 n’t compensate for the losses of Gordon, McKissic, and Nevada ...... 0 3 0 7 6 — 16 Jackson. HIGHLIGHTS: Arkansas State fell 16‐13 to Nevada in overtime in the NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl at Ari‐ 2015 GODADDY Bowl zona Stadium. Blake Grupe sent the game into overtime Jan. 4, 2015 at Mobile, Ala. (Crowd: 36,811) with a 32‐yard field goal as time expired in regulation Arkansas State...... 14 3 14 13 — 44 and then he hit a 24‐yard attempt in A‐State’s first pos‐ Ball State ...... 21 14 7 21 — 63 session in the overtime period to go up 13‐10. The A‐ HIGHLIGHTS: Junior quarterback Fredi Knighten tied a State defense put Nevada in a third‐and‐seven situation GoDaddy Bowl and Arkansas State game record with on the Wolf Pack’s first possession in overtime, but a five touchdown passes, while sophomore receiver check down pass from Ty Gangi to Reagan Roberson re‐ Booker Mays set an A‐State Bowl record with three sulted in an 11‐yard touchdown for the winning the touchdown receptions, but it was not enough as the Red score. Wolves fell to Toledo 63‐44 in the 2015 GoDaddy Bowl at Ladd‐Peebles Stadium. Knighten threw for a career‐ 2017 CAMELLIA BOWL high 403 yards, while Mays hauled in five receptions for Dec. 16, 2017 at Montgomery, Ala. a career‐high 138 yards to pace the squad, but the Red Arkansas State...... 3 7 7 13 — 31 Wolves were forced to play catchup all night as Toledo Middle Tennessee ...... 7 14 7 7 — 35 jumped out to an early 21‐7 lead and held despite a late HIGHLIGHTS: Arkansas State nearly erased an 18‐point flurry from A‐State. Arkansas State, which made its second half deficit, but fell short of completing the fourth straight appearance in the bowl, got within 12 comeback and lost to Middle Tennessee 35‐30 in the points when Knighten threw his fifth touchdown of the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl at Cramton Bowl stadium. night to Darion Griswold on a 3‐yard pass to make the Justice Hansen threw for 337 yards and three touch‐ score 56‐44, but A‐State failed to recover the ensuing downs, but was sacked six times, including three on the onside kick attempt and Toledo scored again with just final drive of the game. Justin McInnis led the team in over a minute remaining to set the final at 63‐44. receiving with seven receptions for 107 yards, while Christian Booker and Warren Wand each had a touch‐ 2014 GODADDY Bowl down catch. Wand also led the team in rushing with 46 Jan. 5, 2014 at Mobile, Ala. (Crowd: 36,119) yards on 13 attempts. Arkansas State...... 0 10 6 7 — 23 Ball State ...... 7 3 0 10 — 20 2016 CURE BOWL HIGHLIGHTS: An Allen Muse touchdown catch with 32 Dec. 17, 2016 at Orlando, Fla. (Crowd: 27,213) seconds left in the fourth quarter and a Ryan Carrethers Arkansas State...... 17 0 7 7 — 31 field goal block as time expired propelled the Arkansas UCF ...... 0 10 3 0 — 13 State football team to a 23‐20 comeback victory over HIGHLIGHTS: Senior wide receiver Kendall Sanders was Ball State, giving the Red Wolves their second consecu‐ named the Most Valuable Player of the 2016 AutoNa‐ tive GoDaddy Bowl victory. Sophomore quarterback tion Cure Bowl after three touchdown receptions Fredi Knighten stepped in for injured quarterback Adam helped Arkansas State football cap the season with a 31‐ Kennedy midway through the second quarter and fin‐ 13 win over UCF at Camping World Stadium. Arkansas ished the game with202 yards total offense and one State (8‐5) forced three turnovers, blocked a punt for a passing touchdown to earn MVP honors. Junior wide‐ touchdown and held UCF (6‐7) to 223 yards of offense. out J.D. McKissic took home offensive MVP honors, The Red Wolves defense totaled six sacks and 11 tack‐ while junior linebacker Qushaun Lee and senior kicker les for loss in the outing. Sophomore quarterback Jus‐ were named the games defensive and special teams tice Hansen was 12‐of‐26 passing for 205 yards, finding MVPs, respectively. Sanders five times for three touchdowns and 127 yards. 2013 GODADDY.COM Bowl 2015 NEW ORLEANS BOWL Jan. 6, 2013 at Mobile, Ala. (Crowd: 37,913) Dec. 19, 2015 at New Orleans, La. (Crowd: 32,847) Arkansas State...... 0 14 3 0 — 17 Arkansas State...... 3 14 3 8 — 28 No. 25 Kent State ...... 0 10 3 13 — 13 Louisiana Tech...... 10 7 17 13 — 47 HIGHLIGHTS: Arkansas State clinched its first bowl title HIGHLIGHTS: Arkansas State battled through injuries to since 1970 with a 17‐13 victory over No. 25 Kent State offensive starters Michael Gordon, J.D. McKissic, and in the GoDaddy.com Bowl at Ladd‐Peebles Stadium. In Colton Jackson and went into halftime tied 17‐17 with the process, the Red Wolves also claimed their first win Louisiana Tech, but the Red Wolves were outscored 30‐ over a ranked opponent since joining the FBS in 1992. 11 in the second half of a 47‐28 loss at the 2015 R+L Car‐ ASU had 285 yards of total offense and senior quarter‐ riers New Orleans Bowl in front of the fifth‐largest back Ryan Aplin was 21‐of‐30 with 213 yards and one crowd in the bowl’s history of 32,847. Kenneth Dixon, touchdown in his final game as an ASU player. Aplin also named the MVP of the game, led the Bulldogs’ offense took home the GoDaddy.com Bowl Player of the Game with 215 total yards and scored four touchdowns, three Award. Sophomore linebacker Qushaun Lee, the in the second half, as Louisiana Tech (9‐4) racked up a game’s Defensive MVP, sealed the victory when he tack‐ New Orleans Bowl record 687 yards of total offense. A‐ led Kent State quarterback Spencer Keith a fourth‐down 162 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES A‐STATE IN THE POSTSEASON scramble that came up a couple of yards shy of a first 1986 DIVISION I‐AA CHAMPI ON SHIP down on the Golden Flashes’ final drive of the night. December 19 at Tacoma, Wash. (Crowd: 4,419) Arkansas State...... 7 0 8 6 — 21 2012 GODADDY.COM Bowl Georgia Southern ...... 10 16 15 7 — 48 Jan. 8, 2012 at Mobile, Ala. (Crowd: 38,374) HIGHLIGHTS: Tracy Ham was too much for A‐State on Arkansas State...... 13 0 0 7 — 20 the artificial turf in the Tacoma Dome. He rushed for 180 Northern Illinois ...... 7 14 7 10 — 38 yards and passed for 306 in one of the greatest quarter‐ HIGHLIGHTS: Arkansas State jumped out to an early 13‐ back ing exhibitions ever against an Indian team. The de‐ 0 lead in the first quarter behind a pair of field goals fending national champ Eagles averaged 7.5 yards per from Brian Davis and a 2‐yard touchdown from Ryan play and controlled the ball nearly 36 minutes. ASU fum‐ Aplin, but the Huskies rallied by scoring four straight bled on the second play of the game, and GSU con‐ touchdowns. Taylor Stockemer pulled ASU within 31‐20 verted that miscue into a TD. The rest was all downhill with a 16‐yard touchdown reception in the fourth quar‐ for the Eagles, who scored on all six of their first‐half ter, but the Huskies Dechan Durante put the game away possessions. Fullback Richard Kimble of ASU had 134 with a 36‐yard interception. Stockemer set a career‐high yards rushing. with 11 catches for 185 yards and a touchdown. 1986 DIVISION I‐AA SEMIFINALS 2005 NEW ORLEANS BOWL December 13 at Jonesboro (Crowd: 10,500) Dec. 20, 2005 at Lafayette, La.* (Crowd: 18,338) Eastern Kentucky...... 0 7 3 0 — 10 *Game moved to Lafayette, La. due to Hurricane Katrina Arkansas State...... 7 7 7 3 — 24 Arkansas State...... 0 10 9 0 — 19 HIGHLIGHTS: Defense was the key for ASU, which forced Southern Mississippi ...... 0 10 14 7 — 31 six turnovers, allowed only two third‐down conversions, HIGHLIGHTS: The game’s score was knotted throughout notched three sacks and stopped the Colonels five times the third quarter until USM QB Dustin Almond con‐ inside the Indian 30. Linebacker Dan Miller led the way nected on a 29‐yard touchdown pass to Shawn Nelson with 14 tackles, 2 intercep tions and 2 tipped passes. De‐ late in the third quarter and another six‐yard score to spite fumbling on the first play, Richard Kimble netted Nelson in the fourth to seal the win for the Golden Ea‐ 95 yards rushing (filling in for the injured Rickey Jemi‐ gles. The Indians scored on a 44‐yard field goal by Eric son). EKU’s only TD came after an A‐State fumble. Neihouse, a Nick Noce four‐year run, a two‐yard pass from Noce to tight end Manuel Burton and a safety. 1986 DIVISION I‐AA QUARTERFINALS December 6 at Newark, Del. (Crowd: 12,018) 1987 DIVISION I‐AA PLAYOFFS QUARTERFINALS Arkansas State...... 21 10 7 17 — 55 December 5 at Cedar Falls, Iowa (Crowd: 6,100) Delaware ...... 7 7 0 0 — 14 Arkansas State...... 7 7 14 0 — 28 HIGHLIGHTS: Fullback Rickey Jemison rushed for a ca‐ Northern Iowa...... 6 15 7 21 — 49 reer‐high 159 yards and scored two touchdowns as ASU HIGHLIGHTS: Northern Iowa cashed in four lost ASU accumulated 646 yards of offense (526 on the ground) fumbles—three into touchdowns—while amassing 530 while averaging 8.1 yards per play. Delaware collected yards of offense in a game closer than the score indi‐ 421 yards but had trouble scoring in what was the worst cates. Carl Boyd was all over the place for the Panthers, home defeat (41 points) in Blue Hen history. collecting 124 ground yards and catching several drive‐ 1986 DIVISION I‐AA PLAYOFFS (FIRST ROUND) saving passes. It was a see‐saw affair for awhile, with A‐ November 29 at Jonesboro (Crowd: 4,500) State’s last lead at 28‐21 late in the third quarter. UNI Sam Houston State...... 7 0 0 0 — 7 dominated in the fourth quarter, as A‐State miscues Arkansas State...... 7 13 21 7 — 48 handed the Panthers two easy scores. HIGHLIGHTS: A‐State scored on eight of its first 11 pos‐ 1987 DIVISION I‐AA PLAYOFFS (FIRST ROUND) sessions and was never headed. The Bearkats couldn’t November 28 at Jackson, Miss. (Crowd: 7,500) match a wishbone which totaled 594 yards. Fullback Arkansas State...... 0 0 14 21 — 35 Rickey Jemison led the way with 157 on the ground, but Jackson State...... 10 0 7 15 — 32 the ASU defense did a number, too, limiting SHSU to HIGHLIGHTS: A wild finish, including five second‐half only three drives longer than 17 yards. touchdowns (in seven total possessions), lifted the In‐ 1985 DIVISION I‐AA QUARTERFINALS dians, who had fumbled away three chances in the December 7 at Reno, Nev. (Crowd: 10,241) opening stages. In that almost swap‐out second half, Arkansas State...... 7 3 0 13 — 23 ASU scored on a 62‐yard ground‐based drive, a 35‐yard Nevada‐Reno...... 0 7 17 0 — 24 pass (Dwane Brown to Fred Barnett), an 11‐yard end‐ HIGHLIGHTS: A couple of muffed field goal chances in around (Barnett) to culminate a 75‐yard drive, a 30‐yard the closing seconds prevented ASU from overcoming a guard‐around (Kenneth Nelson) to end a 52‐yard drive 24‐10 deficit in a blizzard. The Indians, who led, 10‐7, at and a 62‐yard interception return (Stacey McGee). ASU halftime, also fumbled away an opportunity on the six collected 306 yards on the ground; JSU managed 283 of and missed an extra point and 48‐yard field goal—all in its 397 through the air. the final quarter. A 17‐point third period was the dif‐ ference for UNR, which posted its eighth straight win. Quarterback Eric Beavers threw 49‐yard (to Calvin Sailes) and 15‐yard (to Thai Ivery) TD passes, and Marty ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 163 ARKANSAS STATE A‐STATE IN THE POSTSEASON Zendejas kicked a 46‐yarder in that decisive quarter. over when regular James Hamilton was injured early in ASU, which had the ball 37 minutes and totaled 407 first quarter and masterfully directed the victory. He yards and 23 first downs, had 84 rushing yards from threw for two TDs, ran for another and scored a two‐ Rickey Jemison and 95 passing yards from Dwane point conversion as the Tribe ran up a 22‐0 halftime Brown. lead. Calvin Harrell supplied the muscle with 160 rush‐ ing yards on 34 carries. 1985 DIVISION I‐AA PLAYOFFS (FIRST ROUND) November 30 at Jonesboro (Crowd: 8,730) 1968 PECAN BOWL Grambling...... 0 0 0 7 — 7 December 14 at Arlington, Tex. (Crowd: 7,200) Arkansas State...... 0 7 0 3 — 10 North Dakota State...... 9 14 0 0 — 23 HIGHLIGHTS: Frank Richards’ 25‐yard field goal with five Arkansas State...... 0 0 0 14 — 14 seconds left was the margin of difference on muddy HIGHLIGHTS: Paul Hatchett plowed for 106 yards on 25 turf. The Indians maintained the ball for 37 minutes and carries to spark NDSU, which took 9‐0 record into the tallied 27 first downs but had trouble crossing the goal game. The Bison recovered an early fumble on ASU’s 17, line. Rickey Jemison scored the only ASU TD on a one‐ took it in three plays later and proceeded to a 23‐0 half‐ yard plunge in the second quarter after Ray Brown’s time edge. James Hamilton, who passed for 173 yards, guard‐around play moved the ball 25 yards to the one. ran for a couple of fourth‐period Indian scores, but they Jemison had 94 yards on 28 carries, and Dwane Brown were too little and too late. threw for 114 yards. ASU’s defense limited Grambling to six first downs and 154 total yards. 1954 TANGERINE BOWL January 1 at Orlando, Fla. (Crowd: 12,976) 1984 DIVISION I‐AA QUARTERFINALS Arkansas State...... 7 0 0 0 — 7 December 1 at Bozeman, Mont. (Crowd: 12,037) East Texas State...... 0 0 0 7 — 7 Arkansas State...... 7 7 0 0 — 14 HIGHLIGHTS: ETSU, heavily favored with the nation’s Montana State...... 0 7 7 17 — 31 longest win streak at 29 straight, had to march 61 yards HIGHLIGHTS: Sophomore Kelly Bradley passed for three in the four period to manage the tie. ASU had scored in touchdowns to rally MSU to a come‐from‐behind tri‐ the first quarter on a 20‐yard Bobby Spann to Jim Turley umph. Bradley completed 27 of 47 passes for 313 yards, pass. Dan Spensieri intercepted an ETSU pass in the final including TD tosses of 6 and 12 yards to Dasin Dietrich. period and appeared on the way to scoring with it but ASU’s only scores came on 25‐yard and 45‐yard inter‐ dropped the ball out of bounds at midfield. ception returns by strong safety Billy Ray Bowers. Full‐ back Rickey Jemison had 100 rushing yards on 21 1952 REFRIGERATOR BOWL carries, but the Indians suffered from five lost fumbles December 7 at Evansville, Ind. (Crowd: 9,500) and an interception on the frozen turf. Western Kentucky ...... 0 14 13 7 — 34 Arkansas State...... 6 0 0 13 — 19 1984 DIVISION I‐AA PLAYOFFS (FIRST ROUND) HIGHLIGHTS: The Hilltoppers overcame an opening 73‐ November 24 at Jonesboro (Crowd: 10,872) yard drive on ASU’s first possession to improve their Tennessee‐Chattanooga...... 0 3 0 7 — 10 record to 9‐1. They scored 34 unanswered points before Arkansas State...... 6 17 7 7 — 37 a pair of fourth quarter ASU touchdowns made it more HIGHLIGHTS: Two flashy scores in the final 24 seconds of respectable. ASU had to play without All‐America half‐ the first half propelled the Indians to success—a 24‐yard back Richie Woit, sidelined with a broken ankle. guard‐around run by Farrell Wilson and a 57‐yard inter‐ ception return by I.J. Chapman. The Indians kept the ball 1952 TANGERINE BOWL for over 36 minutes while rolling up a 30‐3 lead after January 1 at Orlando, Fla. (Crowd: 12,500) three quarters. Rickey Jemison’s 78 rushing yards led an Stetson University ...... 7 0 21 7 — 35 attack also featuring Dwane Brown’s 116 passing yards. Arkansas State...... 7 6 0 7 — 20 ASU’s Marvin Neloms recorded three quarter back sacks. HIGHLIGHTS: All‐America quarterback Bill Johnson con‐ nected for three TD passes with Dave Laude to help the 1970 PECAN BOWL Hatters overcome a 13‐7 ASU halftime lead. Stetson was December 12 at Arlington, Tex. (Crowd: 9,500) limited to 50 yards offense and 3 first downs in first half, Arkansas State...... 3 14 7 14 — 38 but made up for it thereafter. Central Missouri State...... 0 7 0 14 — 21 HIGHLIGHTS: ASU amassed 509 yards of offense, thanks 1951 REFRIGERATOR BOWL to 244 passing yards by James Hamilton and 135 rush‐ December 2 at Evansville, Ind. (Crowd: 10,000) ing yards by Calvin Harrell. Chet Douthit landed two of Arkansas State...... 12 7 7 20 — 46 Hamilton’s three TD passes. Dennis Meyer contrib uted Camp Breckinridge ...... 0 6 0 6 — 12 by intercepting a pair of CMSU tosses. HIGHLIGHTS: Richie Woit rushed for 166 yards and 3 TDs to spark ASU, which wound up with 582 yards of of‐ 1969 PECAN BOWL fense. Rudy Wagner and Buzzy Gebert scored twice December 15 at Arlington, Tex. (Crowd: 7,500) each for the Tribe, which was the highest scoring team Arkansas State...... 7 15 0 7 — 29 and No. 2 defensive team in the nation. Drake University...... 0 0 13 8 — 21 HIGHLIGHTS: Backup quarterback Bubba Crocker took 164 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES A‐STATE IN THE POSTSEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS nett vs. No. Iowa (1987 I‐AA Playoff) RUSHING: Most Yards: 174, Blaise Taylor vs. Louisiana Tech (2015 New Most Attempts: 34, Calvin Harrell, (1969 Pecan Bowl) Orleans Bowl) Most Net Yards: 168, Richie Woit (1951 Refrig era tor Bowl) Longest Return: 98, Blaise Taylor vs. Louisiana Tech (2015 Longest Play: 72, Rickey Jemison (vs. Delaware, 1986 I‐AA New Orleans Bowl) Playoff) INTERCEPTIONS PASSING: Most Interceptions: 2, John Koldus (1952 Refrigerator Bowl); Most Attempts: 58, Ryan Aplin (2012 GoDaddy.com Bowl) Bill Bergey (1968 Pecan Bowl); Dennis Meyer (1970 Most Completions: 31, Justice Hansen (2017 Camellia Bowl) Pecan Bowl); Billy Ray Bowers vs. Montana State (1984 I‐ Most Net Yards: 403, Fredi Knighten (2015 GoDaddy Bowl) AA Playoff); Mike Adams vs. Sam Houston State (1986 I‐ Most TD Passes: 5, Fredi Knighten (2015 GoDaddy Bowl) AA Playoff), BJ Edmonds (2017 Camellia Bowl) Longest Play: 75, Bubba Crocker to Steve Lockhart (1969 Most Yds Returned: 94, Money Hunter vs. Toledo (2015 Go‐ Pecan Bowl); 75, Justice Hansen to Kendall Sanders (2016 Daddy Bowl) Cure Bowl) Longest Ret.: 94, Money Hunter vs. Toledo (2015 GoDaddy Bowl) TOTAL OFFENSE: Most Plays: 74, Justice Hansen (2017 Camellia Bowl) TEAM RECORDS Most Yards: 407, Fredi Knighten (2015 GoDaddy Bowl) RUSHING: Most Attempts: 71, vs. Delaware (1986 I‐AA Playoff) RECEIVING: Most Net Yards: 526 vs. Delaware (1986 I‐AA Playoff) Most Catches: 11, Taylor Stockemer (2012 GoDaddy.com Bowl); 11, J.D. McKissic (2013 GoDaddy.com Bowl) PASSING: Most Yards: 185, Taylor Stockemer (2012 GoDaddy.com Most Attempts: 58, Camellia Bowl (2017), GoDaddy.com Bowl) Bowl (2011) Most TD Catches: 3, Booker Mays (2015 GoDaddy Bowl); 3, Most Completions: 32, Camellia Bowl, 2017 Kendall Sanders (2016 Cure Bowl) Most Yards: 403, GoDaddy Bowl, 2015 Most TD Passes: 5, GoDaddy Bowl, 2015 SCORING: Most Had Int.: 3, Refrigerator Bowl 1952; Pecan Bowl 1970, Most Points: 18, Richie Woit (1951 Refrigerator Bowl); 18, GoDaddy.com Bowl 2011; 3, Arizona Bowl 2018) Booker Mays (2015 GoDaddy Bowl); 18, Kendall Sanders Best Comp. Pct.: .700 (21‐of‐30), 2013 GoDaddy.com Bowl (2016 Cure Bowl) Most Touchdowns: 3, Richie Woit (1951 Refrigerator Bowl); TOTAL OFFENSE: 3, Booker Mays (2015 GoDaddy Bowl); 3, Kendall Most Plays: 97, vs. Middle Tenn. (2017 Camellia Bowl) Sanders (2016 Cure Bowl) Most Yards: 646, vs. Delaware (1986 I‐AA Playoff) Most Extra Points: 7, Scott Roper vs. Delaware (1986 I‐AA Playoff) SCORING: Most PAT Att.: 7, Don LaPlante (1951 Refrigerator Bowl); S. Most Points: 55, vs. Delaware (I‐AA Playoff) Roper vs. Delaware (1986 I‐AA Playoff) Most TDs: 7, Refrigerator Bowl 1951; vs. Delaware (1986 I‐ Most Field Goals: 3, Brian Davis vs. Ball State (2014 GoDaddy AA Playoff) Bowl) Most Extra Points: 7, vs. Delaware, 1986 (I‐AA Playoff) Most FG Att.: 4, Brian Davis vs. Ball State (2014 GoDaddy Most FGs: 3, vs. Ball State (2014 GoDaddy Bowl) Bowl); 4, Blake Grupe vs. Nevada (2018 Arizona Bowl) Longest Field Goal: 44, Eric Neihouse (2005 New Orleans Bowl) PUNTING: Most Punts: 12, vs. UCF (2016 Cure Bowl) PUNTING: Best Average: 47.6, vs. No. Iowa (1987 I‐AA Playoff) Most Punts: 12, Damon Foncham (2016 Cure Bowl) Most Yardage: 464, Damon Foncham (2016 Cure Bowl) MISCELLANEOUS: Highest Average: 47.6, Steve Sampson vs. Northern Iowa Most First Downs: 30, vs. MTSU (2017 Camellia Bowl) (1987 I‐AA Playoff) Most Fumbles: 5, vs. UT‐Chattanooga (1984 I‐AA Playoff); Longest Punt: 65—Stacy Gore vs. Tennessee‐Chattanooga, vs. Montana State, 1984 (I‐AA Playoff); vs. Grambling, 1984 (I‐AA Playoff) 1985 (I‐AA Playoff); vs. Northern Iowa (1987 I‐AA Play‐ off) PUNT RETURNS: Most Fumbles Lost: 5, vs. Montana St. (1984 I‐AA Playoff) Most Returns: 7, Todd Horton vs. Sam Houston State (1986 Most Penalties: 15, vs. UCF (2016 Cure Bowl) I‐AA Playoff) Most Blocked Kicks: 2, Refrigerator Bowl 1951 Most Yds: 52, Terry Whiting (1970 Pecan Bowl); Billy Ray Most Passes Had Int.: 3, Pecan Bowl 1970; vs. Montana St. Bowers vs. UT‐Chattanooga (1984 I‐AA Playoff) (1984 I‐AA Playoff); vs. Sam Houston St. (1986 I‐AA Play‐ Best Return Average: 26.0, Terry Whiting (1970 Pecan Bowl) off); Go.Daddy.com Bowl 2011; Arizona Bowl 2018 Longest Return: 48, Terry Whiting (1970 Pecan Bowl) Most Fumbles Recovered: 3, vs. Nevada‐Reno (1985 I‐AA Playoff); vs. Delaware, 1986 (I‐AA Playoff); vs. UCF (2016 KICKOFF RETURNS: Cure Bowl) Most Returns: 5, Earl Easley (1986 Diamond Bowl); Fred Bar‐ ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 165 ARKANSAS STATE TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS 2. 321.2, Ryan Aplin (2011) 5. 973 in 2015 INDIVIDUAL 3. 312.0, Fredi Knighten (2014) 6. 952 in 2012 4. 296.8, Justice Hansen (2018) 7. 947 in 2013 MOST PLAYS 5. 290.8, Ryan Aplin (2012) 8. 919 in 2016 Game 6. 284.7, Ryan Aplin (2010) 9. 856 in 2010 1. 76, Fredi Knighten at Texas State (2014) 7. 252.9, Corey Leonard (2007) 10. 848 in 2007 2. 74, Justice Hansen vs MTSU (2017) 8. 238.6, Corey Leonard (2008) 3. 72, Justice Hansen vs Nebraska (2017) 9. 229.9, Roy Johnson (1991) MOST NET YARDS 4. 68, Ryan Aplin vs Northern Ill. (2011) 10. 223.1, Fredi Knighten (2015) Game 5. 67, Justice Hansen vs ULL (2016) Career 1. 781 at ULM, 2017 6. 66, Justice Hansen at Ga Southern (2018) 1. 292.0, Justice Hansen (2016‐18) 2. 764 vs New Mexico St., 2014 66, Justice Hansen vs Troy (2017) 2. 266.1, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 3. 681 vs Louisiana‐Lafayette, 2007 8. 63, Ryan Aplin at Western Ky. (2011) 3. 201.9, CoreyLeonard (2006‐09) 4. 676 vs SE Missouri State, 2018 9. 62, Justice Hansen at USA (2017) 4. 179.3, Nick Noce (2003‐05) 5. 672 vs UAPB, 2013 62, Roy Johnson vs SW La. (1990) 5. 178.3, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) 6. 670 vs Texas Southern, 2008 Season 6. 170.4, Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) 7. 663 vs Lamar, 1970 1. 643, Fredi Knighten (2014) 7. 161.4, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) 8. 646 vs Central Ark., 2011 2. 637, Ryan Aplin (2011) 8. 151.7, James Hamilton (1968‐71) 9. 644 vs East TX State, 1987 3. 622, Justice Hansen (2017) 9. 143.8, Jeremie Watkins (1996‐97) 10. 641 vs Eastern NM, 1972 4. 567, Justice Hansen (2018) 10. 138.3, Dwane Brown (1984‐87) Season 5. 548, Ryan Aplin (2010) 1. 6,194 in 2014 6. 520, Corey Leonard (2007) MOST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY 2. 6,098 in 2018 7. 510, Ryan Aplin (2012) Game 3. 6,067 in 2012 8. 468, Adam Kennedy (2013) T1. 17.4, Dennis Forrest vs Mississippi (1988) 4. 5,937 in 2017 9. 463, Corey Leonard (2008) 17.4, James Hamilton vs Lamar (1970) 5. 5,822 in 2011 10. 454, Cleo Lemon (1998) 3. 17.1, Putzer Dayton vs. East TX St. (1987) 6. 5,700 in 2015 Career T4. 15.4, Reggie Arnold vs TX Southern (2008) 7. 5,301 in 2013 1. 1,877, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 15.4, Brandon Thompkins vs Troy (2006) 8. 4,932 in 2016 2. 1,608, Justice Hansen (2016‐18) 6. 14.3, Michael Gordon vs Troy (2013) 9. 4,841 in 2010 3. 1,604, Corey Leonard (2006‐09) 7. 13.1, Earl Easley vs East TX St. (1987) 10. 4,786 in 2008 4. 1,329, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) 8. 12.5, Larry Harris vs Wyoming (1990) 5. 1,238, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) Season HIGHEST AVG. PER PLAY 6. 1,207, James Hamilton (1968‐71) 1. 9.3, Rocky Hayes (2012) Game 7. 1,157, Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) T2. 7.4, Ryan Aplin (2012) 1. 12.4 vs Texas Southern, 2008 8. 1,111, Dwane Brown (1984‐87) 7.4, Lamont Zachery (1996) 2. 10.5 vs New Mexico St., 2014 9. 964, Johnny Covington (1992‐95) 4. 7.2, Derek Lawson (2008) 3. 9.5 at ULM, 2017 10. 899, Tim Langford (1980‐83) 5. 7.1, Justice Hansen (2017) 4. 9.3 vs UT Martin, 1984 T6. 7.0, Leroy Harris (1976) 5. 9.2 vs East Texas State, 1987 MOST NET YARDS 7.0, Leroy Harris (1975) 6. 8.8 vs Alcorn State, 2012 Game 8. 6.9, Michael Gordon (2014) 7. 8.7 vs Missouri State, 2015 1. 549, Justice Hansen at ULM (2017) 9. 6.8, Justice Hansen (2018) 8. 8.6 vs SE Missouri State, 2018 2. 489, Justice Hansn vs Troy (2017) 6.8, Justice Hansen (2016) 8.6 vs Texas State, 2015 3. 454, Justice Hansen vs SEMO (2018) Career 10. 8.5 at Coastal Carolina, 2018 454, Ryan Aplin vs Troy (2012) 1. 7.5, Johnny Covington (1992‐95) Season 5. 449, Fredi Knighten vs NM State (2014) 2. 7.0, Leroy Harris (1975‐76) 1. 6.4 in 2012 6. 442, Ryan Aplin vs UL Lafayette (2010) 3. 6.9, Justice Hansen (2016‐18) 2. 6.2 in 2018 7. 440, Justice Hansen vs ULL (2016) T4. 6.7, Michael Gordon (2012‐15) 3. 6.1 in 2017 8. 419, Justice Hansen vs Central Ark. (2016) 6.7, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) T4. 6.0 in 2014 9. 416, Justice Hansen at Ga Southern (2018) 6.7, Dennis Forrest (1986‐89) 6.0 in 2008 10. 412, Justice Hansen vs Nebraska (2017) 7. 6.0, Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) 6. 5.9 in 2015 Season T8. 5.7, Dennis Bolden (1975‐76) T7. 5.7 in 2011 1. 4,389, Justice Hansen (2017) 5.7, Nick Noce (2003‐05) 5.7 in 2010 2. 4,176, Ryan Aplin (2011) T10.5.5, Corey Leonard (2006‐09) 5.7 in 2005 3. 4,056, Fredi Knighten (2014) 5.5, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) 10. 5.6 in 2013 4. 3,858, Justice Hansen (2018) 5.5, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) 5. 3,780, Ryan Aplin (2012) HIGHEST AVG. PER GAME 6. 3,416, Ryan Aplin (2010) Season 7. 2,887, Adam Kennedy (2013) TEAM 1. 494.8 in 2017 8. 2,863, Corey Leonard (2008) 2. 476.5 in 2014 9. 2,850, Justice Hansen (2016) MOST PLAYS 3. 469.1 in 2018 10. 2,782, Corey Leonard (2007) Game 4. 466.7 in 2012 Career 1. 106 vs Delta State, 1951 5. 447.8 in 2011 1. 12,514, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) T2. 98 vs Memphis, 2012 6. 438.5 in 2015 2. 11,097, Justice Hansen (2016‐cur.) 98 vs Southwestern Louisiana, 1975 7. 407.8 in 2013 3. 8,887, Corey Leonard (2006‐09 T4. 97 vs Middle Tennessee, 2017 7. 407.4 in 1970 4. 7,309, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) 97 at Texas State, 2014 9. 403.4 in 2010 5. 6,986, Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) 6. 95 vs East Texas State, 1986 10. 398.8 in 2008 6. 6,779, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) T7. 94 vs Troy, 2017 7. 5,764, James Hamilton (1968‐71) 94 vs Texas State, 2017 MOST FIRST DOWNS 8. 5,672, Dwane Brown (1984‐87) 9. 93 vs Nevada, 2018 Game 9. 4,841, Nick Noce (2003‐05) 93 vs Northwestern Louisiana, 1975 T1. 34 vs New Mexico St., 2014 10. 4,423, Elliot Jacobs (2001‐2003) Season 34 vs Memphis, 2012 1. 1,024 in 2014 34 vs Southern Illinois, 1982 MOST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME 2. 1,016 in 2011 T4. 33 vs Troy, 2012 Season 3. 980 in 2018 33 vs. UL Lafayette, 2007 1. 365.8, Justice Hansen (2017) 4. 975 in 2017 T6. 32 at Nebraska, 2017 166 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS 32 vs Troy, 2017 T8. 17 vs Middle Tenn., 2017 32 at Georgia State, 2014 17 vs Troy, 2012 YEAR‐BY‐YEAR TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS 32 vs Northwestern La., 1975 17 vs Auburn, 2010 Year Player Plays Rush Pass Total 32 vs Central Arkansas, 2011 17 vs Memphis, 2004 2018 Justice Hansen 567 411 3,447 3,858 Season Season 2017 Justice Hansen 622 422 3,967 4,389 1. 322 in 2017 1. 190 in 2017 2016 Justice Hansen 419 131 2,719 2,850 2. 319 in 2012 2. 169 in 2011 2015 Fredi Knighten 390 396 1,835 2,231 T3. 304 in 2014 3. 157 in 2018 2014 Fredi Knighten 643 779 3,277 4,056 304 in 2011 4. 139 in 2014 2013 Adam Kennedy 468 524 2,363 2,887 5. 302 in 2018 5. 137 in 2012 2012 Ryan Aplin 510 438 3,342 3,780 6. 290 in 2015 6. 131 in 2010 2011 Ryan Aplin 637 588 3,588 4,176 7. 275 in 2013 7. 124 in 2016 2010 Ryan Aplin 548 477 2,939 3,416 8. 262 in 2010 8. 117 in 2013 2009 Corey Leonard 283 174 1,416 1,590 9. 243 in 2007 9. 115 in 2015 2008 Corey Leonard 463 516 2,347 2,863 10. 242 in 2016 10. 111 in 1996 2007 Corey Leonard 520 547 2,235 2,782 2006 Corey Leonard 338 331 1,321 1,652 MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY 2005 Nick Noce 407 236 2,052 2,288 Game Game 2004 Nick Noce 403 249 2,115 2,364 1. 28 vs Southern Illinois, 1982 T1. 6 vs Louisiana Tech, 2015 2003 Elliot Jacobs 325 217 1,537 1,754 2. 26 vs Southern Illinois, 1975 6 vs Southwestern La., 1990 3. 25 vs Lamar, 1986 T3. 5 at New Mexico St., 2017 2002 Elliot Jacobs 340 193 1,751 1,944 4. 24 vs Northwestern La., 1975 5 vs Troy, 2012 2001 Jonathan Adams 234 1,004 0 1,004 5. 24 vs Lamar, 1989 5 vs UT Chattanooga, 1981 2000 Cleo Lemon 350 ‐48 1,964 1,916 Season 5 vs Florida Atlantic, 2010 1999 Cleo Lemon 263 ‐94 1,569 1,475 1. 181 in 1975 5 vs Florida Int’l, 2010 1998 Cleo Lemon 454 ‐241 2,721 2,480 2. 167 in 1989 T8. 4, 17 times (last vs MTSU, 2017) 1997 Cleo Lemon 262 ‐62 1,452 1,390 3. 167 in 1986 Season 1996 Jeremie Watkins 236 ‐43 1,481 1,433 T4. 159 in 2012 1. 27 in 2017 1995 Johnny Covington 395 ‐30 2,127 2,097 159 in 1987 2. 26 in 1990 1994 Johnny Covington 213 ‐11 830 819 3. 24 in 2015 1993 Johnny Covington 242 ‐5 1,069 1,064 MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING T4. 23 in 2012 1992 Tom Sears 232 100 1,159 1,259 Game 23 in 1996 1991 Roy Johnson 433 782 1,747 2,529 1. 25 vs Nebraska, 2017 6. 22 in 2018 1990 Roy Johnson 388 380 1,561 1,941 T2. 21 at ULM, 2017 T7. 21 in 2006 1989 Roy Johnson 312 925 941 1,866 21 vs Troy, 2017 21 in 1997 1988 Earl Easley 242 861 169 1,030 21 vs Western Ky., 2011 21 in 1995 1987 Dwane Brown 235 450 665 1,115 21 vs Central Ark., 2011 21 in 1991 1986 Dwane Brown 256 567 862 1,429 T6. 18 vs SE Missouri State, 2018 1985 Dwane Brown 334 675 1,205 1,880 18 at Georgia Southern, 2018 1984 Dwane Brown 286 500 748 1,248 CAREER YARDAGE LEADERS 1983 Tim Langford 341 573 1,156 1,729 Plays Rush Pass Total 1982 Tim Langford 182 222 534 756 1. Ryan Aplin, 2009‐12 1,877 1,756 10,758 12,514 1981 Tim Langford 197 528 345 873 2. Justice Hansen, 2016‐18 1,608 964 10,133 11,097 1980 Erven Beasley 84 433 0 433 3. Corey Leonard, 2006‐09 1,604 1,568 7,319 8,887 1979 Gene Bradley 320 350 1,091 1,441 4. Cleo Lemon, 1997‐2000 1,329 ‐445 7,706 7,309 1978 Kennon Taylor 292 94 1,087 1,181 5. Fredi Knighten, 2012‐15 1,157 1,615 5,371 6,986 1977 Kennon Taylor 320 285 1,404 1,689 6. Roy Johnson, 1988‐91 1,238 2,182 4,597 6,779 1976 Leroy Harris 150 1,046 0 1,046 7. James Hamilton, 1968‐71 1,207 381 5,383 5,764 1975 Dennis Bolden 186 1,191 0 1,191 8. Dwane Brown, 1984‐87 1,111 2,192 3,480 5,672 1974 Willie Harris 151 654 0 654 9. Nick Noce, 2003‐05 853 518 4,343 4,841 1973 Steve Burks 237 580 407 987 10. Elliot Jacobs, 2001‐03 824 549 3,874 4,423 1972 Stan Winfrey 168 869 0 869 11. Johnny Covington, 1992‐95 569 ‐167 4,426 4,259 1971 James Hamilton 265 ‐56 1,351 1,295 12. Richie Woit, 1950‐53 727 3,947 49 3,996 1970 James Hamilton 308 101 1,622 1,723 13. Reggie Arnold, 2006‐09 735 3,937 0 3,937 1969 James Hamilton 317 274 1,172 1,446 14. Tim Langford, 1980‐83 899 1,429 2,316 3,745 1968 James Hamilton 317 62 1,238 1,300 15. Antonio Warren, 2002‐05 603 3,040 0 3,040 1967 Cecil LaGrone 192 ‐15 900 885 1966 Tim Keane 214 ‐7 1,015 1,008 SEASON YARDAGE LEADERS 1965 Terry Gwin 165 534 292 826 Plays Rush Pass Total 1964 Gary Everett 102 85 454 539 1. Justice Hansen, 2017 622 422 3,967 4,389 1963 Gary Everett 123 55 692 747 2. Ryan Aplin, 2011 637 588 3,588 4,176 1962 Sammy Weir 181 418 370 788 3. Fredi Knighten, 2014 643 779 3,277 4,056 1961 Jim McMurray 142 191 331 522 4. Justice Hansen, 2018 567 411 3,447 3,858 5. Ryan Aplin, 2012 510 438 3,342 3,780 1960 Jim McMurray 163 292 344 636 6. Ryan Aplin, 2010 548 477 2,939 3,416 1959 Bill Caldwell 216 322 959 1,281 7. Adam Kennedy, 2013 468 524 2,363 2,887 1958 Bill Caldwell 109 142 388 530 8. Corey Leonard, 2008 463 516 2,347 2,863 1957 Bill Caldwell 116 ‐1 501 500 9. Justice Hansen, 2016 419 131 2,719 2,850 1956 Eddie Romeo 111 701 0 701 10. Corey Leonard, 2007 520 547 2,235 2,782 1955 Tommy Spiers 126 5 519 524 11. Roy Johnson, 1991 433 782 1,747 2,529 1954 Tommy Spiers 79 ‐36 368 332 12. Cleo Lemon, 1998 454 ‐241 2,721 2,480 1953 Richie Woit 191 825 49 874 13. Nick Noce, 2004 403 249 2,115 2,364 1952 Richie Woit 207 1,250 0 1,250 14. Nick Noce, 2005 407 236 2,052 2,288 1951 Richie Woit 227 1,125 0 905 15. Fredi Knighten, 2015 390 396 1,835 2,231 1950 Richie Woit 149 759 0 759 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 167 ARKANSAS STATE RUSHING RECORDS MOST YARDS PER CARRY 91, Larry Harris vs Wyoming (1990) INDIVIDUAL Game 4. 85, Leroy Harris vs McNeese St. (1976) 1. 17.4, Dennis Forrest vs Mississippi (1988) 5. 82, Warren Wand at ULM (2017) MOST RUSHES 2. 17.1, Putzer Dayton vs East TX St. (1987) T6. 80, nine times (last Derek Lawson vs Game 3. 16.3, Leroy Harris vs McNeese St. (1976) Texas Southern in 2008) 1. 45, Calvin Harrell vs UT Arlington (1969) 4. 16.7, Lamont Zachery vs SE Mo. St. (1996) FOUR 100‐YD RUSHINGS IN SAME GAME 2. 43, Calvin Harrell vs The Citadel (1970) 5. 15.4, Reggie Arnold vs TX Southern (2008) 1. 124 by David Oku, 112 by Sirgregory 3. 40, Danny Smith vs. Idaho (2002) 6. 15.3, Lamont Zachery vs Central Ark. (1996) Thornton, 102 by Michael Gordon, 4. 39, Frank McGuigan vs Abilene Christian (1968) Season 101 by Fredi Knighten vs UAPB, 2013 T5. 38, Larry Lawrence vs Southern Ill. (1978) 1. 9.3, Rocky Hayes (2012) 38, Frank McGuigan vs Eastern Mich. (1968) 2. 8.6, Dennis Forrest (1988) THREE 100‐YD RUSHINGS IN SAME Season T3. 7.4, Don Riggs (1955) GAME 1. 269, Frank McGuigan, 1968 7.4, Lamont Zachery (1996) 1. 153 by Fredi Knighten, 143 by 2. 254, Danny Smith, 2002 5. 7.2, Derek Lawson (2008) Michael Gordon, 110 by Johnston 3. 254, Larry Lawrence, 1978 T6. 7.0, Leroy Harris (1975) White vs NMSU, 2014 4. 250, Marquis Williams, 1993 7.0, Leroy Harris (1976) 2. 120 by Putzer Dayton, 105 by Richard 5. 243, David Oku, 2012 T8. 6.9, Michael Gordon (2014) Kimble, 104 by Roy Johnson vs Ole 6. 233, Jonathan Adams, 2001 6.9, Dennis Forrest (1987) Miss, 1989 7. 232, Calvin Harrell, 1970 Career 3. 135 by Rickey Jemison, 128 by Keith 8. 227, Richie Woit, 1951 1. 7.0, Leroy Harris (1975‐76) Weaver, 113 by Preston Maddox vs 9. 225, Richard Kimble, 1989 T2. 6.7, Michael Gordon (2012‐15) NE La., 1984 Career 6.7, Dennis Forrest (1986‐89) 4. 179 by Steve Burks, 124 by Stan Win‐ 1. 737, Reggie Arnold, 2006‐09 4. 6.3, Sirgregory Thornton (2010‐13) frey, 122 by Willie Harris vs Abilene 2. 725, Richie Woit, 1950‐53 5. 5.8, Dennis Bolden (1975‐76) Christian, 1973 3. 668, Jonathan Adams, 1998‐01 6. 5.4, Shermar Bracey (2003‐05) 5. 168 by Steve Burks, 106 by Willie 4. 660, Calvin Harrell, 1968‐71 T7. 5.3, Reggie Arnold (2006‐09) Harris, 103 by David Mitchell vs UT 5. 611, Rickey Jemison, 1983‐86 5.3, Lamont Zachery (1996‐99) Arlington, 1973 6. 603, Antonio Warren, 2002‐05 T9. 5.2, Warren Wand (2015‐18) 6. 120 by Calvin Harrell, 131 by David T7. 595, Warren Wand, 2015‐18 5.2, Johnston White (2014‐17) Mitchell, 103 by Johnnie Carr vs 595, Dwane Brown, 1984‐87 5.2, Danny Smith (2000‐02) Lamar, 1970

MOST NET YARDS MOST 100‐YARD RUSHING GAMES TWO 100‐YARD RUSHINGS IN SAME Game: 259, Dennis Bolden vs McNeese St. (1975) Season GAME Season: 1,390, Danny Smith, 2002 1. 8, Antonio Warren (2005) 1. 140 by Warren Wand & 126 by John‐ Career: 3,947, Richie Woit (1950‐53) 2. 7, Calvin Harrell (1971) ston White vs. Ga. So., 2016 T3. 6, Danny Smith (2002) 2. 122 by Ryan Aplin & 111 by Reggie MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 6, Corey Walker (1995) Arnold vs. North TX, 2009 Game 6, Calvin Harrell (1970) 3. 120 by Corey Leonard & 104 by Reg‐ 1. 7, Steve Burks vs Abilene Christian (1973) T6. 5, Michael Gordon (2014) gie Arnold vs. Florida Int’l, 2009 2. 7, Clifton Keller vs Central Ark. (1917) 5, Reggie Arnold (2008) 4. 209 by Derek Lawson & 123 by Reg‐ 3. 5, Michael Gordn at Idaho (2014) 5, Reggie Arnold (2006) gie Arnold vs TX So., 2008 T4. 4, Ryan Aplin vs FAU (2011) 5, Rickey Jemison (1986) 5. 128 by Antonio Warren & 102 by Shermar 4, Reggie Arnold vs. Miss. Valley St. (2009) 5, Calvin Harrell (1969) Bracey vs UT Martin, 2005 4, Danny Smith vs Idaho (2002) 5, Lamont Zachery (1999) 6. 143 by Antonio Warren & 105 by Shermar 4, Earl Easley vs Southern Ill. (1988) Career Bracey vs Fla. Int’l, 2005 4, Rickey Jemison vs NE La. (1984) 1. 18, Calvin Harrell (1969‐71) 7. 139 by Shermar Bracey & 105 by An‐ 4, David Hines vs NW La. (1975) 2. 17, Reggie Arnold (2006‐09) tonio Warren vs No. TX, 2005 Season 3. 15, Antonioi Warre (2002‐05) 8. 150 by Danny Smith & 117 by Anto‐ 1. 21, Richie Woit (1951) 4. 13, Rickey Jemison (1984‐86) nio Warren vs So. Utah, 2002 2. 17, Richie Woit (1952) T5. 12, Michael Gordon (2012‐15) 9. 149 by Lamont Zachery & 169 by T3. 16, David Oku (2012) 12, Jonathan Adams (1998‐01) Jonathan Adams vs. Nevada, 1999 16, David Hines (1975) 7. 11, Lamont Zachery (1996‐99) 10. 155 by Lamont Zachery & 113 by T5. 14, Johnston White (2015) 8. 10, Corey Walker (1993‐96) Corey Walker vs La. Tech, 1996 14, Danny Smith (2002) T9. 7, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) 11. 143 by Alastair Couch & 121 by Zoe 14, Frank McGuigan (1968) 7, Leroy Harris (1975‐76) Freeman vs. Southern Ill., 1994 8. 13, Michael Gordon (2014) 7, Dennis Bolden (1975‐76) 12. 132 by Richard Kimble & 105 by Roy T9. 12, Reggie Arnold (2009) Johnson vs McNeese St., 1989 12, Roy Johnson (1991) MOST CONSECUTIVE 100‐YARD RUSHING 13. 194 by Richard Kimble & 161 by Roy 12, Leroy Harris (1976) GAMES Johnson vs Lamar, 1989 12, Calvin Harrell (1970) 1. 6, Antonio Warren (2005) 14. 151 by Richard Kimble & 144 by Earl 12, Richie Woit (1953) 2. 5, Rickey Jemison, (1986) Easley vs Southwestern La., 1988 Career T3. 4, Michael Gordon (2014) 15. 115 by Earl Easley & 102 by Dennis 1. 57, Richie Woit (1950‐53) 4, Larry Lawrence, (1978) Forrest vs Illinois State, 1988 T2. 33, Reggie Arnold (2006‐09) 4, Leroy Harris (1976) 16. 139 by Dennis Forrest & 109 by Earl 33, Dwane Brown (1984‐87) 4, Calvin Harrell (1971) Easley vs Mississippi, 1988 4. 32, Michael Gordon (2012‐15) T7. 3, Danny Smith (2002) 17. 126 by Earl Easley & 103 by Dennis 5. 31, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 3, Danny Smith (2002) Forrest vs So. Ill., 1987 6. 28, Johnston White (2014‐17) 3, Corey Walker (1995) 18. 170 by Earl Easley & 137 by Putzer 7. 26, Calvin Harrell (1968‐71) 3, Corey Walker (1995) Dayton vs East TX St., 1987 8. 24, Lamont Zachery (1996‐99) 3, Roy Johnson (1989) 19. 125 by Rickey Jemison & 102 by T9. 22, Warren Wand (2015‐18) 3, Rickey Jemison (1984) Richard Kimble vs East TX St., 1986 22, David Oku (2012‐13) 3, David Mitchell (1973) 20. 134 by Rickey Jemison & 108 by Ju‐ 22, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) dious Lewis vs Lamar, 1984 LONGEST PLAYS 21. 124 by Erven Beasley & 101 by 1. 92, Dennis Forrest vs Mississippi (1988) Dwayne Pittman vs UT‐Martin, 1983 T2. 91, Michael Gordon vs UAPB (2013) 22. 118 by Bill Johnson & 100 by Tim Langford 168 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES RUSHING RECORDS vs Austin Peay State, 1980 T7. 7 vs New Mexico State, 2014 YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RUSHING LEADERS 23. 154 by Joe Griffin & 148 by Larry 7 vs Lamar, 1970 Year Player Carries Yds Avg. TD Lawrence vs NW La., 1978 T9. 6 vs Missouri State, 2015 24. 138 by Dennis Bolden & 129 by 6 vs Idaho, 2015 2018 Marcel Murray 154 860 5.6 8 Leroy Harris vs So. Ill., 1976 6 vs Florida International, 2005 2017 Warren Wand 138 715 5.2 6 25. 259 by Dennis Bolden & 136 by 6 vs Northwestern La., 1975 2016 Warren Wand 200 879 4.4 7 Leroy Harris vs McNeese St., 1975 6 vs Southern Illinois, 1988 2015 Michael Gordon 165 1,062 6.4 9 26. 207 by Leroy Harris & 125 by David Season 2014 Michael Gordon 159 1,100 6.9 13 Hines vs Southwestern La., 1975 1. 43 in 1951 2013 Michael Gordon 112 754 6.7 10 27. 146 by Tommy Foulks & 105 by 2. 42 in 1975 2012 David Oku 243 1,105 4.4 16 David Hines vs Idaho, 1975 3. 40 in 1952 2011 Ryan Aplin 161 588 3.7 10 4. 37 in 1987 2010 Derek Lawson 105 500 4.8 4 TEAM T5. 35 in 2015 2009 Reggie Arnold 168 723 4.3 12 35 in 2014 2008 Reggie Arnold 197 1,074 5.5 8 MOST RUSHES 35 in 1984 2007 Reggie Arnold 163 1,060 6.5 9 Game 2006 Reggie Arnold 209 1,076 5.1 4 1. 94 vs Delta State, 1951 MOST YARDS PER CARRY 2005 Antonio Warren 173 1,066 6.2 6 2. 82 vs Southern Illinois, 1974 Game 2004 Antonio Warren 195 1,036 5.3 2 3. 81 vs Southern Illinois, 1982 1. 10.0 vs Texas Southern, 2008 2003 Shermar Bracey 112 530 4.7 8 T4. 78, three times (last vs Ill., 1988) 2. 9.9 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 2003 2002 Danny Smith 254 1,390 5.5 14 Season 3. 9.7 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 1984 2001 Jonathan Adams 235 1,004 4.3 5 1. 746 in 1975 4. 9.2 vs New Mexico State, 2014 2. 701 in 1952 5. 9.0 vs East Texas State, 1987 2000 Jonathan Adams 202 1,002 5.0 6 3. 686 in 1986 6. 8.9 vs UAP, 2013 1999 Lamont Zachery 172 846 4.9 4 4. 682 in 1988 7. 8.7 vs Florida Int’l, 2005 1998 Lamont Zachery 122 558 4.6 9 5. 681 in 1981 8. 8.5 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 1983 1997 Lamont Zachery 97 386 4.0 7 9. 8.0 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 2005 1996 Lamont Zachery 114 846 7.4 4 MOST NET YARDS RUSHING 10. 7.8 vs Lamar, 1984 1995 Corey Walker 212 1,013 4.8 9 Game Season 1994 Corey Walker 175 630 3.6 2 1. 621 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 1984 1. 5.1 in 1989 1993 Marquis Williams 250 1,060 4.2 5 2. 604 vs East Texas State, 1987 T2. 5.0 in 2012 1992 Jerrold Seymore 103 395 3.8 4 3. 519 vs Eastern NM, 1972 5.0 in 2008 1991 Roy Johnson 170 782 4.6 12 4. 512 vs Lamar, 1986 5.0 in 1987 1990 Larry Harris 90 490 5.5 3 5. 509 vs UAPB, 2013 5.0 in 1984 1989 Richard Kimble 225 977 4.3 5 6. 488 vs Abilene Christian, 1973 5.0 in 1975 1988 Earl Easley 196 861 4.4 11 Season T7. 4.9 in 2015 1987 Richard Kimble 146 533 3.7 7 1. 3,745 in 1975 4.9 in 2014 1986 Rickey Jemison 224 1,002 4.5 3 2. 3,308 in 1989 4.9 in 1996 1985 Rickey Jemison 175 918 5.3 5 3. 3,291 in 1952 T10. 4.8 in 2018 1984 Rickey Jemison 177 888 5.0 11 4. 3,283 in 1987 4.8 in 2005 5. 3,266 in 1988 4.8 in 1988 1983 Dwayne Pittman 151 744 4.9 5 4.8 in 1986 1982 Maurice Carthon 144 682 4.7 3 MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 1981 Maurice Carthon 153 678 4.4 2 Game MOST YARDS PER GAME 1980 Erven Beasley 84 433 5.2 2 1. 11 vs East Texas State, 1987 Season 1979 Anthony Williams 173 789 4.6 5 2. 10 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 1984 1. 340.5 in 1975 1978 Larry Lawrence 254 1,039 4.1 6 T3. 8 vs UAPB, 2013 2. 329.1 in 1952 1977 Joe Griffin 115 635 5.5 0 8 vs Mississippi Valley St., 2009 3. 315.2 in 1951 1976 Leroy Harris 150 1,046 7.0 12 8 vs. Tennessee‐Martin, 2003 4. 300.7 in 1989 1975 Dennis Bolden 186 1,191 6.4 11 8 vs Abilene Christian, 1973 5. 298.5 in 1987 1974 Willie Harris 150 654 4.4 4 1973 David Mitchell 191 968 5.1 6 CAREER YARDAGE LEADERS 1972 Stan Winfrey 168 869 5.2 1 Carries Yards Average TD 1971 Calvin Harrell 216 961 4.4 4 1. Richie Woit, 1950‐53 771 3,947 5.1 57 1970 Calvin Harrell 232 1,131 4.8 12 2. Reggie Arnold, 2006‐09 737 3,933 5.3 33 1969 Calvin Harrell 205 824 4.1 9 3. Warren Wand, 2015‐18 595 3,095 5.2 22 1968 Frank McGuigan 269 1,220 4.5 14 4. Antonio Warren, 2002‐05 603 3,040 5.0 12 1967 Frank McGuigan 129 488 3.8 2 5. Jonathan Adams, 1998‐2001 668 3,005 4.5 17 6. Michael Gordon, 2012‐15 443 2,961 6.7 32 1966 Terry Gwin 135 607 4.5 7 7. Rickey Jemison, 1983‐86 611 2,956 4.8 19 1965 Terry Gwin 110 534 4.9 4 8. Calvin Harrell, 1968‐71 660 2,935 4.5 26 1964 Eddie Rickus 85 394 4.6 2 9. Lamont Zachery, 1996‐99 501 2,640 5.3 24 1963 Harold Wallin 72 281 3.9 4 10. Richard Kimble, 1986‐89 576 2,518 4.4 19 1962 Dick Martillo 119 629 5.2 7 1961 Sammy Weir 85 345 4.1 3 SEASON YARDAGE LEADERS 1960 John Coffey 62 294 4.7 2 Carries Yards Avg. TD 1959 Bill Caldwell 84 322 3.8 5 1. Danny Smith, 2002 254 1,390 5.5 14 1958 Bill Nalley 50 248 5.0 1 2. Richie Woit, 1952 207 1,250 6.0 17 1957 Eddie Romeo 82 425 5.2 4 3. Frank McGuigan, 1968 269 1,220 4.5 14 1956 Eddie Romeo 111 701 6.3 5 4. Dennis Bolden, 1975 186 1,191 6.4 11 1955 Don Riggs 67 498 7.4 6 5. Calvin Harrell, 1970 232 1,131 4.8 12 1954 Bill Templeton 50 232 4.6 3 6. Richie Woit, 1951 227 1,125 5.0 21 1953 Richie Woit 189 825 4.4 12 7. David Oku, 2012 243 1,105 4.4 16 8. Michael Gordon, 2014 159 1,100 6.9 13 1952 Richie Woit 207 1,250 6.0 17 9. Reggie Arnold, 2006 206 1,076 5.1 6 1951 Richie Woit 227 1,125 5.0 21 10. Reggie Arnold, 2008 197 1,074 5.5 8 1950 Richie Woit 149 759 5.1 7 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 169 ARKANSAS STATE PASSING RECORDS 3. 437, Justice Hansen vs Troy (2017) Career INDIVIDUAL 4. 424, Justice Hansen vs UCA (2016) 1. 45, James Hamilton (1968‐71) 5. 423, Justice Hansen vs SEMO (2018) 2. 38, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 6. 418, Nick Noce vs Memphis (2004) T3. 37, Corey Leonard (2006‐09) Game 7. 415, Justice Hansen at Nebraska (2017) 37, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 1. 68, Justice Hansen at Nebraska (2017) T8. 403, Fredi Knighten vs Toledo (2014) 33, Nick Noce (2002‐05) 2. 58, Ryan Aplin vs N. Illinois (2011) 403, Cleo Lemon vs. NM St. (1998) 33, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) T3. 57, Justice Hansen vs MTSU (2017) 10. 396, Ryan Aplin vs WKU (2011) 33, Bill Caldwell (1957‐59) 57, Justice Hansen at ULL (2016) Season 8. 30, Johnny Covington (1992‐95) 57, Fredi Knighten at Texas St. (2014) 1. 3,967, Justice Hansen (2017) 6. 53, Johnny Covington vs La. Tech (1995) 2. 3,588, Ryan Aplin (2011) HIGHEST COMPLETION PCT. T7. 50, Justice Hansen at Ga. So. (2018) 3. 3,447, Justice Hansen (2018) Game (Min. 10 attempts) 50, Justice Hansen vs Troy (2017) 4. 3,342, Ryan Aplin (2012) 1. .923 (12‐13), Ryan Aplin vs Alcorn St. (2012) 50, Corey Leonard vs. North TX (2006) 5. 3,277, Fredi Knighten (2014) 2. .917 (11‐12), Tom Sears vs. So. Ill. (1992) T10.49, Ryan Aplin vs Western Ky. (2011) 6. 2,939, Ryan Aplin (2010) T3. .905 (19‐21), Ryan Aplin vs Middle Tenn. (2012) 49, Cleo Lemon vs NM State (1998) 7. 2,721, Cleo Lemon (1998) .905 (19‐21), Ryan Aplin vs. Memphis (2011) Season 8. 2,719, Justice Hansen (2016) T5. .900 (18‐20), Justice Hansen at CCU (2018) 1. 487, Justice Hansne (2017) 9. 2,363, Adam Kennedy (2013) .900 (9‐10), Corey Leonard vs TX Southern (2008) 2. 476, Ryan Aplin (2011) 10. 2,347, Corey Leonard (2008) 7. .882 (15‐17), Adam Kennedy vs USA (2013) 3. 434, Justice Hansen (2018) Career 8. .875 (21‐24), James Tabary vs Mo. St. (2015) 4. 432, Fredi Knighten (2014) 1. 10,758, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 9. .857 (12‐14), Tim Langford vs Lamar (1983) 5. 410, Ryan Aplin (2010) 2. 10,133, Justice Hansen (2016‐18) 10. .846 (11‐13), Nick Noce vs Fla. Int’l (2005) 6. 406, Ryan Aplin (2012) 3. 7,706, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) Season (Min. 50 attempts) 7. 387, Cleo Lemon (1998) 4. 7,319, Corey Leonard (2006‐09) 1. .692 (218‐315), Adam Kennedy (2013) 8. 370, Johnny Covington (1995) 5. 5,383, James Hamilton (1968‐71) 2. .680 (276‐406), Ryan Aplin (2012) 9. 349, Corey Leonard (2007) 6. 5,371, Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) 3. .659 (286‐434), Justice Hansen (2018) 10. 340, Justice Hansen (2016) 7. 4,597, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) 4. .653 (77‐118), Ryan Aplin (2009) Career 8. 4,426, Johnny Covington (1992‐95) 5. .638 (304‐476), Ryan Aplin (2011) 1. 1,407, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 9. 4,343, Nick Noce (2003‐05) 6. .626 (305‐87), Justice Hansen (2017) 2. 1,261, Justice Hansen (2016‐18) 10. 3,874, Elliot Jacobs (2001‐03) 7. .623 (269‐432), Fredi Knighten (2014) 3. 1,128, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) 8. .619 (6‐5‐105), James Tabary (2015) 4. 1,088, Corey Leonard (2006‐09) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 9. .615 (252‐410), Ryan Aplin (2010) 5. 824, Johnny Covington (1992‐95) Game 10. .590 (36‐61), Brent Pettus (1994) 6. 799, James Hamilton (1968‐71) 1. 6, Justice Hansen vs SEMO (2018) Career (Min. 100 attempts) 7. 736, Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) T2. 5, Justice Hansen vs UAPB (2017) 1. .664 (906‐1,407), Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 8. 680, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) 5, Justice Hansen vs CCU (2017) 2. .625 (788‐1,261), Justice Hansen (2016‐18) 9. 638, Nick Noce (2003‐05) 5, Fredi Knighten at ULM (2015) 3. .601 (442‐736), Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) 10. 516, Dwane Brown (1984‐87) 5, Fredi Knighten vs Toledo (2014) 4. .539 (167‐310), Jeremie Watkins, (1996‐97) 5, Corey Leonard vs ULL (2007) 5. .525 (571‐1,088), Corey Leonard (2006‐09) MOST PASSES COMPLETED T7. 4, 17 times (last J. Hansen at CCU, 2018) 6. .508 (160‐315), Brent Pettus (1994‐97) Game Season 7. .496 (409‐825), Johnny Covington (1992‐95) 1. 46, Justice Hasnen at Nebraska (2017) 1. 37, Justice Hansen (2017) 8. .492 (187‐380), Tim Langford (1980‐83) 2. 38, Justice Hansen at Ga. So. (2018) 2. 27, Justice Hansen (2018) T9. .491 (109‐222), Corey Leonard, 2006‐09 T3. 37, Adam Kennedy vs Missouri (2013) T3. 24, Fredi Knighten (2014) .491 (81‐143), Gary Everett (1963‐64) 37, Ryan Aplin vs WKU (2011) 24, Ryan Aplin (2012) 5. 35, Justice Hansen vs ULL (2016) 5. 21, Ryan Aplin (2010) MOST YARDS PER COMPLETION 6. 34, Ryan Aplin vs Indiana, (2010) T6. 19, Justice Hansen (2016) Game 7. 32, Johnny Covington vs San Jose St. (1995) 19, Fredi Knighten (2015) 1. 63.5 (254 on 4), J. Hamilton vs Abilene Christian (1971) T9. 31, Justice Hansen vs Troy (2017) 19, Ryan Aplin (2011) 2. 35.5 (142 on 4), Bucky Layne vs SW La. (1976) 31, Justice Hansen vs MTSU (2017) T9. 16, Corey Leonard (2008) Season 31, Fredi Knighten at Texas State (2014) 16, Corey Leonard (2007) 1. 16.9 (1,622 on 96), James Hamilton (1970) Season Career 2. 16.7 (1,205 on 72), Dwane Brown (1985) 1. 305, Justice Hansen (2017) 1. 83, Justice Hansen (2016‐18) 2. 304, Ryan Aplin (2011) 2. 67, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) MOST YARDS PER GAME 3. 286, Justice Hansen (2018) 3. 48, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) Season 4. 276, Ryan Aplin (2012) 4. 47, Corey Leonard (2006‐09) 1. 330.6, Justice Hansen (2017) 5. 269, Fredi Knighten (2014) 5. 46, Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) 2. 276.0, Ryan Aplin (2011) 6. 252, Ryan Aplin (2010) 6. 32, James Hamilton (1968‐71) 3. 265.2, Justice Hansen (2018) 7. 218, Adam Kennedy (2013) 7. 25, Nick Noce (2003‐05) 4. 257.1, Ryan Aplin (2012) 8. 197, Justice Hansen (2016) 8. 24, Johnny Covington (1992‐95) 5. 252.1, Fredi Knighten (2014) 9. 194, Johnny Covington (1995) T9. 22, Elliot Jacobs (2001‐03) 6. 244.9, Ryan Aplin (2010) 10. 183, Cleo Lemon (1998) 22, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) 7. 226.8, Cleo Lemon (1998) Career 8. 209.2, Justice Hansen (2016) 1. 906, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 9. 203.2, Corey Leonard (2007) 2. 788, Justice Hansen (2016‐18) Game 10. 195.6, Corey Leonard (2008) 3. 571, Corey Leonard (2006‐09) 1. 6, Gene Bradley vs So. Miss (1979) Career 4. 551, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) T2. 4, seven times 1. 266.7, Justice Hansen (2016‐18) 5. 442, Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) T9. 3, 22 times 2. 228.9, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 6. 409, Johnny Covington (1992‐95) Season 3. 188.0, Cleo Lemon (1997‐2000) 7. 338, James Hamilton (1968‐71) 1. 17, Gene Bradley (1979) 4. 166.3, Corey Leonard (2006‐09) 8. 328, Nick Noce (2003‐05) T2. 16, Justice Hansen (2017) 5. 141.7, James Hamilton (1968‐71) 9. 324, Elliot Jacobs (2001‐03) 16, Ryan Aplin (2011) 6. 131.0, Fredi Knighten (2012‐15) 10. 305, Roy Johnson (1988‐91) 16, Nick Noce (2004) 7. 113.9, Elliot Jacobs (2001‐03) 16, Kennon Taylor (1978) 8. 113.5, Johnny Covington (1992‐95) MOST NET YARDS PASSING 16, James Hamilton (1971) 9. 113.2, Kennon Taylor (1977‐78) Game 16, Bill Caldwell (1959) 10. 110.1, Corey Leonard (2006‐09) 1. 520, Justice Hansen at ULM (2017) T8. 15, Corey Leonard (2007) 2. 438, Ryan Aplin vs ULL (2010) 15, Roy Johnson (1991) 170 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PASSING RECORDS 9. 217 in 2000 Game LONGEST PLAYS TEAM 10. 213 in 1996 1. 6 vs So. Miss., 1979 1. 98, J. Hamilton to Chet Douthit vs Lamar (1970) T2. 5 vs So. Utah, 1997 2. 89, T. Langford to Waddell Kelly vs Lamar (1982) 3. 87, F. Knighten to Dijon Paschal at ULL (2014) MOST PASSES ATT. MOST NET YDS PASSING 5 vs Miss. St., 1994 Game 4. 85, B. Spann to Dan Spensieri vs SW La. (1953) Game T5. 4, eight times T5. 84, Corey Leonard to David Johnson vs. ULL (2007) 1. 68 at Nebraska, 2017 1. 520 at ULM, 2017 Season 84, T. Langford to Judious Lewis vs NE La. (1983) T2. 58 vs MTSU, 2017 2. 497 vs SEMO, 2018 T1. 21 in 1959 84, Roy Johnson to Kendricke Bullard vs SW Missouri St., 1991 58 vs S. Ill., 2011 3. 438 vs ULL, 2010 21 in 2003 T8. 83, Chad Voytik to Blake Mack vs Toledo (2016) T4. 57 at ULL, 2016 83, C. Lemon to J. Hickenbotham vs Richmond, (2000) 4. 437 vs Troy, 2017 T3. 20 in 1996 10. 82, Cleo Lemon to Ron Teat vs. SW La. (1998) 57 at Texas St., 2014 5. 424 vs UCA, 2016 20 in 1971 T6. 53 vs UNT, 2007 6. 419 at WKU, 2011 5. 19 in 1958 53 vs La. Tech, 1995 YEAR‐BY‐YEAR PASSING LEADERS 7. 418 vs Memphis, 2004 6. 18 in 1979 Year Player Att Com Int Yds Pct. TD T8. 51 at Alabama, 2018 8. 415 at Nebraska, 2017 2018 Justice Hansen 434 286 9 3,447 65.9 27 51, at Ga. So., 2018 T9. 403 vs Toledo, 2014 HIGHEST COMP. PCT. 2017 Justice Hansen 305 487 16 3,967 62.6 37 T10.50 vs Troy, 2017 403 vs NMSU, 1998 Game 2016 Justice Hansen 197 340 8 2,719 57.9 19 50 at WKU, 2011 Season 1. .917 (11‐12) vs SIU, 1992 2015 Fredi Knighten 136 251 9 1,835 .542 19 50 vs UAB, 1997 1. 4,106 in 2017 2. .904 (19‐21) vs Middle Tenn., 2012 2014 Fredi Knighten 432 269 7 3,277 .623 24 Season 2. 3,817 in 2011 3. .900 (9‐10) vs TX So., 2008 2013 Adam Kennedy 315 218 6 2,363 .692 11 2012 Ryan Aplin 406 276 4 3,342 .680 24 1. 512 in 2017 3. 3,675 in 2018 4. .885 (23‐26) vs Mo. St., 2015 2011 Ryan Aplin 476 304 16 3,588 .639 19 2. 500 in 2011 4. 3,386 in 2012 5. .879 (29‐33) vs Memphis, 2011 3. 472 in 2018 2010 Ryan Aplin 410 252 11 2,939 .615 21 5. 3,381 in 2014 6. .875 (14‐16) vs Alcorn St., 2012 2009 Corey Leonard 211 114 6 1,416 .540 7 4. 448 in 2014 6. 3,148 in 2016 7. .840 (21‐25) vs USA, 2013 5. 438 in 2010 2008 Corey Leonard 306 166 8 2,347 .542 16 7. 3,057 in 2010 8. .800 (17‐20) vs. WKU, 2009 2007 Corey Leonard 349 182 15 2,235 .521 16 6. 412 in 2012 8. 2,875 in 1998 9. .793 (23‐29) at CCU, 2018 2006 Corey Leonard 222 109 8 1,321 .491 8 7. 410 in 1998 9. 2,693 in 2015 10. .787 (37‐47) at Mizzou, 2013 2005 Nick Noce 282 156 10 2,052 .553 12 8. 409 in 1996 10. 2,627 in 2013 Season 2004 Nick Noce 315 164 16 2,115 .521 13 9. 402 in 2016 1. .693 (255‐368) in 2013 2003 Elliot Jacobs 273 145 13 1,537 .531 10 10. 392 in 1995 MOST TD’S PASSING 2. .667 (279‐412) in 2012 2002 Elliot Jacobs 258 136 7 1,751 .527 7 Game 3. .652 (326‐500) in 2011 2001 Elliot Jacobs 102 43 7 586 .422 5 2000 Cleo Lemon 306 173 7 1,964 .565 13 MOST PASSES COMP. 1. 7 vs SEMO, 2018 4. .642 (303‐472) in 2018 1999 Cleo Lemon 230 105 8 1,569 .457 15 Game 2. 6 vs UAPB, 2017 5. .619 (317‐512) in 2017 1. 46 at Nebraska, 2017 1998 Cleo Lemon 387 183 10 2,721 .463 14 T3. 5 vs CCU, 2017 6. .616 (276‐448) in 2014 1997 Cleo Lemon 205 90 8 1,452 .439 6 T2. 38, at Ga. So., 2018 5 vs ULM, 2016 7. .607 (266‐438) in 2010 38 at WKU, 2011 1996 J. Watkins 208 118 9 1,481 .567 15 5 at ULM, 2015 8. .582 (192‐330) in 2009 1995 J. Covington 370 194 13 2,127 .524 14 4. 37 at Missouri, 2013 5 vs Toledo, 2014 9. .575 (231‐402) in 2016 1994 J. Covington 185 85 5 830 .459 6 T5. 35 at ULL, 2016 5 vs ULL, 2007 10. .567 (207‐365) in 2015 1993 J. Covington 184 94 5 1,069 .511 3 35 vs Indiana, 2010 5 vs So. Ark., 1958 1992 Tom Sears 176 95 10 1,159 .540 3 7. 34 vs San JSU, 1995 T9. 4 vs 16 teams MOST PASSING YARDS 1991 Roy Johnson 263 120 15 1,747 .456 7 8. 33 vs Auburn, 2010 Season PER GAME 1990 Roy Johnson 245 101 14 1,561 .412 9 9. 32 vs MTSU, 2017 1. 38 in 2017 Season 1989 Roy Johnson 122 61 6 941 .500 6 1988 Roy Johnson 50 23 3 348 .460 0 T10.31 vs Troy, 2017 2. 28 in 2018 1. 342.2 in 2017 1987 Dwane Brown 96 46 4 665 .479 3 31 at Texas St., 2014 T3. 25 in 2014 2. 293.6 in 2011 Season 1986 Dwane Brown 120 58 5 862 .483 5 25 in 2012 3. 282.7 in 2018 1985 Dwane Brown 152 72 8 1,205 .474 9 1. 326 in 2011 T5. 23 in 2015 4. 260.5 in 2012 2. 317 in 2017 1984 Dwane Brown 148 59 7 748 .400 2 23 in 2010 5. 260.1 in 2014 1983 Tim Langford 166 90 8 1,156 .542 6 3. 303 in 2018 T7. 21 in 2016 6. 254.8 in 2010 1982 Tim Langford 80 39 4 534 .487 4 4. 279 in 2012 21 in 2011 7. 242.2 in 2016 1981 Tim Langford 63 31 8 345 .492 3 5. 276 in 2014 9. 19 in 1999 8. 239.6 in 1998 1980 Tim Langford 71 27 9 281 .380 1 6. 266 in 2010 10. 19 in 1996 9. 217.1 in 1996 1979 Gene Bradley 198 91 17 1,091 .460 7 7. 255 in 2013 10. 207.2 in 2015 1978 Kennon Taylor 182 78 16 1,087 .429 4 8. 231 in 2016 MOST PASSES INT. 1977 Kennon Taylor 190 92 12 1,404 .484 5 1976 Bucky Layne 62 28 4 551 .452 3 CAREER YARDAGE LEADERS 1975 David Hines 70 26 7 395 .371 2 Att Com Int Yds Pct. TD 1974 James Flynn 89 39 10 425 .438 1 1. Ryan Aplin, 2009‐12 1,407 906 37 10,758 .664 67 1973 Steve Burks 73 32 5 407 .438 2 2. Justice Hansen, 2016‐18 1,261 788 33 10,133 .625 83 1972 James Flynn 66 21 7 459 .318 0 3. Cleo Lemon, 1997‐2000 1,128 551 33 7,706 .488 48 1971 J. Hamilton 199 81 16 1,351 .407 6 4. Corey Leonard, 2006‐09 1,088 571 37 7,319 .525 47 1970 J. Hamilton 200 96 12 1,622 .480 9 5. James Hamilton, 1968‐71 799 338 45 5,383 .423 32 1969 J. Hamilton 184 79 9 1,172 .429 8 6. Fredi Knighten, 2012‐15 485 736 18 5,371 .601 46 1968 J. Hamilton 216 82 8 1,238 .380 9 7. Roy Johnson, 1988‐91 680 305 38 4,597 .449 22 1967 Cecil LaGrone 145 70 9 900 .483 2 8. Johnny Covington, 1992‐95 824 409 30 4,426 .496 24 1966 Tim Keane 158 70 10 1,015 .443 4 9. Nick Noce, 2003‐05 638 328 33 4,343 .514 25 1965 Tim Keane 67 27 3 326 .403 1 10. Elliot Jacobs, 2001‐03 633 324 27 3,874 .511 22 1964 Gary Everett 81 35 7 454 .432 4 1963 Gary Everett 82 46 6 692 .561 8 SEASON YARDAGE LEADERS 1962 Sammy Weir 75 30 9 370 .400 2 Att Com Int Yds Pct. TD 1961 Jim McMurray 70 30 6 331 .429 2 1. Justice Hansen, 2017 487 305 16 3,967 .626 37 1960 Jim McMurray 77 30 5 344 .390 2 2. Ryan Aplin, 2011 476 304 16 3,588 .639 19 1959 Bill Caldwell 132 62 16 959 .470 13 3. Justice Hansen, 2018 434 286 9 3,447 .659 27 1958 Bill Caldwell 62 27 9 388 .435 3 4. Ryan Aplin, 2012 406 276 4 3,342 .680 24 1957 Bill Caldwell 65 28 7 501 .431 3 5. Fredi Knighten, 2014 432 269 7 3,277 .623 24 1956 Tommy Spiers 76 32 8 396 .421 5 6. Ryan Aplin, 2010 410 252 11 2,939 .615 21 1955 Tommy Spiers 98 44 7 519 .458 4 7. Cleo Lemon, 1998 387 183 10 2,721 .463 14 1954 Tommy Spiers 49 30 3 368 .612 3 8. Justice Hansen, 2016 197 340 8 2,719 .579 19 1953 Bobby Spann 51 18 6 334 .353 5 9. Adam Kennedy, 2013 315 218 11 2,363 .692 11 1952 Billy Sommers 67 38 4 610 .567 8 10. Corey Leonard, 2008 306 166 8 2,347 .542 16 1951 Billy Sommers 43 20 5 261 .465 7 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 171 ARKANSAS STATE RECEIVING RECORDS MOST TOUCHDOWN CATCHES INDIVIDUAL Game 1. 4, Alfred Bentley vs Central Missouri State (1959) MOST PASSES CAUGHT T2. 3, Tres Houston at Louisiana‐Monroe (2015) Game 3, Booker Mays vs Toledo (2014) 1. 15, J.D. McKissic at Missouri (2013) 3, Kendall Sanders vs UCF (2016) T2. 13, Josh Jarboe at Oregon (2012) T4. 2, several times 13, Dwayne Frampton at ULM (2011) Season T4. 12, J.D. McKissic vs ULM (2012) T1. 10, Tres Houston (2015) 12, J.D. McKissic at Troy (2012) 10, Alfred Bentley (1959) 12, Dwayne Frampton vs Indiana (2010) 10, John Koldus (1951) T7. 11, Kirk Merritt at Georgia Southern (2018) 4. 9, Chris Murray (2017) 11, Kirk Merritt at Coastal Carolina (2018) T5. 7, Kirk Merritt (2018) 11, J.D. McKissic vs Kent State (2012) 7, Blake Mack (2017) 11, Taylor Stockemer vs Northern Illinois (2011) 7, Kendall Sanders (2016) 11, Robert Kilow vs Mississippi (1999) 7, Julian Jones (2012) 11, J.J. Washington vs Northern Illinois (1996) 7, Taylor Stockemer (2011) Season T10.6, Omar Bayless (2017) 1. 103, J.D. McKissic (2012) 6, Christian Booker (2017) 2. 94, Dwayne Frampton (2011) 6, Dwayne Frampton (2011) 3. 83, Kirk Merritt (2018) 6, Dwayne Frampton (2010) 4. 82, J.D. McKissic (2013) 6, Alvin Powell (2001) 5. 72, Robert Kilow (2000) 6, Kendricke Bullard (1990) 6. 69, Dwayne Frampton (2010) Career T7. 61, Justin McInnis (2018) 1. 16, Taylor Stockemer (2009‐12) 61, Levi Dejohnette (2007) 2. 15, John Koldus (1950‐52) 9. 57, Robert Kilow (1999) 3. 14, Tres Houston (2013‐15) 10. 55, Lennie Johnson (1998) T4. 13, Chris Murray (2015‐17) Career 13, Alfred Bentley (1959‐60) 1. 289, J.D. McKissic (2012‐15) T6. 12, Dwayne Frampton (2010‐11) 2. 163, Dwayne Frampton (2010‐11) 12, Lennie Johnson (1995‐98) 3. 158, Robert Kilow (1998‐2000) T8. 11, Blake Mack (2014‐17) 4. 156, Lennie Johnson (1995‐98) 11, Dijon Paschal (2014‐17) 5. 152, Levi Dejohnette (2004‐07) 11, J.D. McKissic (2012‐15) 6. 129, Taylor Stockemer (2009‐12) 7. 128, Brandon Thompkins (2006‐09) MOST YARDS PER CATCH 8. 121, Reginald Murphy (1993‐96) Game (Min. 3 catches) 9. 120, Justin McInnis (2016‐18) 1. 43.0 (3‐129), Cazzy Francis vs NE La. (1985) 10. 113, Dijon Paschal (2014‐17) 2. 41.3 (3‐124), J. Waleszonia vs Eastern NM (1969) 3. 40.6 (7‐284), L. Johnson vs SW Mo. St. (1997) MOST YARDS GAINED 4. 40.3 (3‐121), Kendricke Bullard vs Ole Miss (1990) Game 5. 40.0 (3‐120), Steve Lockhart vs Drake (1969) 1. 284, Lennie Johnson vs SW Missouri St. (1997) 6. 37.7 (3‐113), Chuck Walker vs. LSU (2004) 2. 254, Robert Kilow vs Mississippi (1999) 7. 37.6 (5‐188), Chris Murray at Georgia Southern (2017) 3. 211, Justin McInnis at ULM (2017) Season 4. 196, Dikki Dyson vs Louisiana Tech (1977) 1. 22.8, Robert Kilow (1998) T5. 188, Chris Murray at Georgia Southern (2017) 2. 22.2, Chet Douthit (1970) 188, Chet Douthit vs Louisiana Tech (1970) 3. 21.7, Taylor Stockemer (2009) 7. 185, Taylor Stockemer vs N. Illinois (2011) 4. 21.4, Lennie Johnson (1995) 8. 184, Chet Douthit vs Lamar (1970) 5. 20.8, Cazzy Francis (1985) 9. 180, Kirk Merritt at Coastal Carolina (2018) 6. 20.4, David Johnson (2007) 10. 177, Justin McInnis vs South Alabama (2018) 7. 20.1, James Hickenbotham (1999) Season T8. 19.8, Judious Lewis (1983) 1. 1,156, Dwayne Frampton (2011) 19.8, Alfred Bentley (1959) 2. 1,022, J.D. McKissic (2012) Career 3. 1,005, Kirk Merritt (2018) 1. 22.1, Chet Douthit (1969‐70) 4. 1,002, Robert Kilow (2000) 2. 20.5, Kendricke Bullard (1990‐92) 5. 955, Chet Douthit (1970) 3. 20.1, Cazzy Francis (1985‐86) 6. 901, Lennie Johnson (1998) 4. 18.3, Alfred Bentley (1959‐60) 7. 862, Lennie Johnson (1997) T5. 17.5, Lennie Johnson (1995‐98) 8. 800, Justin McInnis (2017) 17.5, Jerome Miller (1975‐79) 9. 796, Lennie Johnson (1996) 6. 17.3, Judious Lewis (1983‐84) 10. 783, Robert Kilow (1999) Career MOST 100‐YARD RECEIVING GAMES 1. 2,826, J.D. McKissic (2012‐15) Season 2. 2,730, Lennie Johnson (1995‐98) T1. 5, Dwayne Frampton (2011) 3. 2,446, Robert Kilow (1998‐00) 5, Robert Kilow (2000) 4. 2,146, Taylor Stockemer (2009‐12) T3. 4, J.D. McKissic (2012) 5. 1,894, Dwayne Frampton (2010‐11) 4, Lennie Johnson (1996) 6. 1,816, Levi Dejohnette (2004‐07) 4, Chet Douthit (1970) 7. 1,810, Dijon Paschal (2014‐17) T6. 3, Kirk Merritt (2018) 8. 1,701, Brandon Thompkins (2006‐09) 3, Dijon Paschal (2015) 9. 1,631, Justin McInnis (2016‐18) 3, Lennie Johnson (1997) 10. 1,571, Fred Barnett (1986‐89) 3, Fred Barnett (1989) T9. 2 by 8 different players 172 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES RECEIVING RECORDS YEAR‐BY‐YEAR RECEPTIONS LEADERS Year Player No. Yds Avg. TD 2018 Kirk Merritt 83 1,005 12.1 7 2017 Chris Murray 50 697 13.9 9 2016 Kendall Sanders 38 553 14.6 7 2015 Tres Houston 36 615 17.1 10 2014 Tres Houston 53 685 12.9 4 2013 J.D. McKissic 82 662 8.1 4 2012 J.D. McKissic 103 1,022 9.9 5 2011 Dwayne Frampton 94 1,156 12.3 6 2010 Dwayne Frampton 69 738 10.7 6 2009 Brandon Thompkins 47 598 12.7 4 2008 Brandon Thompkins 32 511 16.0 2 Jahbari McLennan 32 451 14.1 1 2007 Levi Dejohnette 61 701 11.5 2 J.D. McKissic recorded 2,826 receiving yards from 2006 Kevin Jones 25 355 14.2 2 2005 Levi Dejohnette 43 554 12.9 1 2012‐15 for the most in school history. 2004 Chuck Walker 38 589 15.5 2 SINGLE‐GAME RECEIVING YARDS RECORDS 2003 Mike Cox 35 477 13.6 1 1. 284, Lennie Johnson vs SW Missouri State, 1999 (7 catches) 2002 James Hickenbotham 27 468 17.3 3 2001 Alvin Powell 36 507 14.1 6 2. 254, Robert Kilow vs Mississippi, 1999 (11 catches) 2000 Robert Kilow 72 1,002 13.9 3 3. 211, Justin McInnis at ULM, 2017 (9 catches) 1999 Robert Kilow 57 783 13.7 5 4. 196, Dikki Dyson vs Louisiana Tech, 1977 (7 catches) 1998 Lennie Johnson 55 901 16.4 2 T5. 188, Chris Murray at Georgia Southern (5 catches) 1997 Lennie Johnson 46 852 18.7 4 188, Chet Douthit vs Louisiana Tech, 1970 (10 catches) 1996 Lennie Johnson 47 796 16.9 5 7. 184, Chet Douthit vs Lamar, 1970 (6 catches) 1995 Corey Walker 42 411 9.8 4 8. 185, Taylor Stockemer vs Northern Illinois (11 catches) 1994 Derrick Austin 27 347 12.9 2 9. 180, Kirk Merritt at Coastal Carolina (11 catches) 1993 Derrick Austin 22 309 14.1 1 10. 177, Justin McInnis vs South Alabama (7 catches) 1992 Kendricke Bullard 22 325 14.8 2 11. 175, Lennie Johnson vs Louisiana Tech, 1996 (10 catches) Jerrold Seymore 22 170 7.7 1 Jack Dollarhide 22 260 11.8 1 12. 170, Lennie Johnson vs New Mexico State, 1998 (7 catches) 1991 Kendricke Bullard 29 507 17.5 2 13. 168, Gerald Jumper vs Tennessee Tech, 1966 (9 catches) 1990 Chris Collier 24 223 9.3 3 14. 164, Fred Barnett vs Louisiana Tech, 1989 (7 catches) Blake Denison 24 349 14.5 1 15. 162, Josh Jarboe vs Memphis, 2011 (7 catches) 1989 Fred Barnett 38 643 16.9 4 16. 158, Allen Muse vs Troy, 2013 (6 catches) 1988 Fred Barnett 12 141 11.8 0 17. 156, Robert Kilow vs Memphis, 2000 (7 catches) 1987 Fred Barnett 32 608 19.0 4 18. 155, Tres Houston at New Mexico State, 2015 (7 catches) 1986 Cazzy Francis 21 400 19.1 3 T19. 153, Kirk Merritt at Texas State, 2018 (6 catches) 1985 Cazzy Francis 32 667 20.8 5 153, Dwayne Frampton vs Troy, 2011 (10 catches) 1984 Judious Lewis 23 323 14.0 0 153, Fred Barnett vs Mississippi College, 1987 (7 catches) 1983 Judious Lewis 30 595 19.8 3 T22. 152, Robert Kilow vs Richmond, 2000 (7 catches) 1982 Waddell Kelly 12 170 14.2 1 1981 Maurice Carthon 12 99 8.3 0 152, Chet Douthit vs Southeastern La., 1970 (10 catches) 1980 Lee Charles Wright 9 95 10.6 1 24. 147, Dwayne Frampton at ULM, 2011 (13 catches) 1979 Anthony Williams 22 123 5.6 1 T25. 145, Kearney Blalack vs Abilene Christian, 1971 (2 catches) 1978 Jerome Miller 24 473 19.7 2 145, Lennie Johnson vs Mississippi, 1996 (7 catches) 1977 Dikki Dyson 40 710 17.8 1 1976 Orna Middlebrook 13 215 16.5 2 CAREER RECEPTION LEADERS 1975 Orna Middlebrook 11 169 15.4 0 No. Yards Avg. TD 1974 Jaime Klipsch 16 217 13.6 1 1. J.D. McKissic, 2012‐15 289 2,826 9.7 11 1973 Jaime Klipsch 12 178 14.8 0 2. Dwayne Frampton, 2010‐11 163 1,894 11.6 12 1972 Steve Burks 9 170 18.9 0 3. Robert Kilow, 1998‐00 158 2,446 15.5 10 1971 Steve Lockhart 27 382 14.1 2 4. Lennie Johnson, 1995‐98 156 2,730 17.5 12 1970 Chet Douthit 43 955 22.2 5 5. Levi Dejohnette, 2004‐07 152 1,816 11.9 7 1969 Steve Lockhart 30 482 15.1 1 6. Taylor Stockemer, 2009‐12 129 2,146 16.6 16 1968 Joe Waleszonia 29 507 17.5 2 7. Brandon Thompkins, 2006‐09 128 1,701 13.3 7 1967 Gerald Jumper 47 727 15.5 0 8. Reginald Murphy, 1993‐96 121 1,381 11.4 3 1966 Gerald Jumper 32 511 16.0 1 9. Justin McInnis, 2016‐18 120 1,631 13.6 10 1965 Gerald Jumper 12 139 11.6 0 10. Dijon Paschal, 2014‐17 113 1,810 16.0 11 1964 Bill Pagano 14 210 15.0 3 1963 Bill Pagano 12 198 16.5 3 SEASON RECEPTION LEADERS 1962 Hassel McCain 10 133 13.3 1 No. Yards Avg. TD 1961 Gilbert Arnold 11 108 9.8 0 1. J.D. McKissic, 2012 103 1,022 9.9 5 1960 Alfred Bentley 19 305 16.1 3 2. Dwayne Frampton, 2011 94 1,156 12.3 6 1959 Alfred Bentley 28 554 19.8 10 3. Kirk Merritt 83 1,005 12.1 7 1958 Don Riggs 17 242 14.2 3 4. J.D. McKissic, 2013 82 662 8.1 4 1957 Howard Cissell 10 138 13.8 2 5. Robert Kilow, 2000 72 1,002 13.9 3 1956 Bob Gray 13 179 13.8 2 6. Dwayne Frampton, 2010 69 738 10.7 6 1955 Howard Cissell 10 129 12.9 1 7. Levi Dejohnette, 2007 61 701 11.5 2 Jim Turley 10 132 13.2 2 8. Robert Kilow, 1999 57 783 13.7 5 1954 Dan Spensieri 12 225 18.8 1 9. Lennie Johnson, 1998 55 901 16.4 2 1953 Ronnie Allen 18 265 14.7 7 10. Josh Jarboe, 2011 54 730 13.5 2 1951 John Koldus 20 488 24.4 10 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 173 ARKANSAS STATE SCORING RECORDS MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 9. 41, J.D. Houston (2016) INDIVIDUAL Game 10. 39, Bobby Gentry (1970) 1. 6, Brian Davis vs UCA (2011) Career MOST POINTS SCORED T2. 5, Brian Davis at ULL (2012) 1. 167, Brian Davis (2010‐13) Game 5, Andy McPherson vs Minn. (1998) 2. 125, Eric Neihouse (2002‐05) T1. 42, Steve Burks vs Abilene Christian (1973) 5, Scott Roper vs North Texas (1986) 3. 123, Don LaPlante (1950‐52) 42, Clifton Keller vs UCA (1917) 5, Scott Roper vs NE La. (1986) 4. 122, Josh Arauco (2006‐09) T3. 30, Michael Gordon at Idaho (2014) 5, Joe Duren vs NE La. (1972) 5. 90, Joe Duren (1971‐74) 30, Corey Walker vs La. Tech (1996) T7. 4, 15 times 6. 86, J.D. Houston (2015‐16) T5. 24, 9 times (last M. Gordon at ULM, 2013) Season 7. 80, Doug Dobbs (1976‐79) Season 1. 28, Scott Roper (1986) 8. 79, Ryan Jose (1989‐91) 1. 126, Richie Woit (1951) T2. 23, Brian Davis (2011) 9. 78, Jeff Caldwell (1993‐96) 2. 110, Steve Burks (1973) 23, Josh Arauco (2007) 10. 77, Scott Roper (1986‐87) T3. 104, Brian Davis (2012) T4. 22, Sawyer Williams (2017) 104, David Oku (2012) 22, Eric Neihouse (2002) MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE T6. 102, David Hines (1975) 22, Eric Neihouse (2005) Game 102, Richie Woit (1952) 22, Doug Dobbs (1978) T1. 11, Josh Arauco vs TX Southern (2008) Career T8. 21, five times (last Blake Grupe, 2018) 11, Scott Roper vs East Texas St. (1987) 1. 342, Richie Woit (1950‐53) Career T3. 9, Eric Neihouse vs. Florida Int’l (2005) 2. 326, Brian Davis (2010‐13) 1. 76, Josh Arauco (2006‐09) 9, Eric Neihouse vs. UT Martin (2003) 3. 288, Josh Arauco (2006‐09) 2. 70, Brian Davis (2010‐13) 9, Stuart Reid vs UT Martin (1984) 4. 234, Eric Neihouse (2002‐05) 3. 67, Eric Neihouse (2002‐05) 9, Bobby Gentry vs Lamar (1970) 5. 216, Michael Gordon (2012‐15) 4. 65, Joe Duren (1971‐74) T7. 8, nine times (last S. Williams at ULM, 2017) 6. 210, Reggie Arnold (2006‐09) 5. 57, Jeff Caldwell (1993‐96) Season 7. 198, Dwane Brown (1984‐87) 6. 53, Doug Dobbs (1976‐79) 1. 53, Brian Davis (2012) 8. 195, Jeff Caldwell (1993‐96) 7. 49, Scott Roper (1986‐87) 2. 48, Sawyer Williams (2017) 9. 192, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 3. 46, Brian Davis (2013) 10. 186, Lamont Zachery (1996‐99) MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 4. 44, Brian Davis (2011) Game T5. 43, J.D. Houston (2015) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 1. 6, Brian Davis vs UCA (2011) 43, Don LaPlante (1951) Game T2. 5, Brian Davis at ULL (2012) 7. 41, Scott Roper (1987) T1. 7, Steve Burks vs Abilene Christian (1973) 5, Scott Roper vs North TX (1986) 8. 37, Josh Arauco (2008) 7, Clifton Keller vs UCA (1917) T4. 4, J.D. Houston at App St. (2015) T9. 36, J.D. Houston (2016) T3. 5, Michael Gordon at Idaho (2014) 4, Brian Davis at Missouri (2013) 36, Luke Ferguson (2014) 5, Corey Walker vs La. Tech (1996) 4, Josh Arauco vs Texas A&M (2008) Career Season 4, Scott Roper vs Northeast La. (1986) 1. 158, Brian Davis (2010‐13) 1. 21, Richie Woit (1951) 4, S. McDonald vs Central Mich. (1981) 2. 123, Eric Neihouse (2002‐05) 2. 18, Steve Burks (1973) 4, Josh Arauco vs Florida Atlantic (2009) 3. 114, Josh Arauco (2006‐09) T3. 17, David Oku (2012) T10.3, 16 times (last B. Grupe vs. App St., 2018) 4. 96, Don LaPlante (1950‐52) 17, David Hines (1975) Season 5. 84, Joe Duren (1971‐74) 17, Richie Woit (1952) 1. 21, Scott Roper, 1986 6. 79, J.D. Houston (2015‐16) 6. 15, Frank McGuigan (1968) 2. 18, Brian Davis, 2011 7. 75, Jeff Caldwell (1993‐96) Career T3. 17, Brian Davis, 2012 8. 74, Scott Roper (1986‐87) 1. 57, Richie Woit (1950‐53) 17, Josh Arauco, 2008 9. 73, Doug Dobbs (1976‐79) 2. 36, Michael Gordon (2012‐15) 17, Doug Dobbs, 1978 10. 72, Ryan Jose (1989‐91) 3. 35, Reggie Arnold (2006‐09) 6. 16, Sawyer Williams, 2017 4. 33, Dwane Brown (1984‐87) T7. 15, Brian Davis, 2013 MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS 5. 32, Ryan Aplin (2009‐12) 15, Josh Arauco, 2007 MADE 6. 31, Lamont Zachery (1996‐99) T9. 14, Blake Grupe, 2018 1. 78, Eric Neihouse (2003‐05) 7. 30, Steve Burks (1971‐74) 14, Josh Arauco, 2009 2. 74, Josh Arauco (2006‐08) 8. 29, Johnston White (2014‐17) 14, Jeff Caldwell, 1993 3. 46, Scott Roper (1986‐87) 9. 28, Corey Walker (1993‐96) Career 4. 43, Brian Davis (2013) 10. 27, Warren Wand (2015‐18) 1. 58, Josh Arauco (2006‐09) 5. 33, Joe Duren (1973‐74) 2. 56, Brian Davis (2010‐13) 6. 32, Jeff Caldwell (1996) MOST POINTS BY KICKING 3. 40, Jeff Caldwell (1993‐96) 7. 30, Jeff Caldwell (1993‐95) Game 4. 37, Eric Neihouse (2002‐05) 8. 28, Brian Davis (2011‐12) 1. 23, Brian Davis vs UCA, 2011 (6 FG, 5 PAT) 5. 35, Doug Dobbs (1976‐79) 9. 27, Nick Gatto (1999) 2. 20, Brian Davis at ULL, 2012 (5 FG, 5 PAT) 6. 32, Scott Roper (1986‐87) 10. 25, Ryan Jose (1990‐91) 3. 19, S. Roper vs UNT, 1986 (5 FG, 4 PAT) 7. 28, Jeff Caldwell (1993‐95) 4. 17, J. Arauco vs TX So., 2008 (2 FG, 11 PAT) 8. 27, Joe Duren (1971‐74) LONGEST FIELD GOALS 5. 16, J.D. Houston at App. St., 2015 (4 FG, 4 PAT) T1. 63, Scott Roper vs UNT (1987) 6. 15, Sawyer Williams vs CCU, 2017 (3 FG, 6 PAT) MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS 63, Joe Duren vs McNeese St. (1974) T7. 14, S. Roper vs NE La., 1986 (4 FG, 2 PAT) 1. 15, Josh Arauco (2008) T3. 56, Bobby Zalud vs Memphis (2011) 14, S. McDonald vs Central Mich., 1981 (4 FG, 2 PAT) 2. 13, Brian Davis (2012‐13) 56, Joe Duren vs McNeese St. (1974) T9. 13, L. Ferguson vs Montana St. (3 FG, 4 PAT) T3. 10, Josh Arauco (2006) 5. 53, Bobby Zalud vs Troy (2011) 13, B. Davis at Missouri, 2013 (4 FG, 1 PAT) 10, Jeff Caldwell (1993) 6. 52, Jim Tarle vs Northern Ill. (1995) 13, J. Arauco vs ULM, 2008 (4 FG, 1 PAT) 10, Scott Roper (1986) T7. 51, S. McDonald vs Central Mich. (1981) 13, S. Roper vs La. Tech, 1987 (3 FG, 4 PAT) 6. 9, J.D. Houston (2015) 51, Joe Duren vs Lamar (1974) Season 7. 8, Josh Arauco (2007) T9. 50, Brian Davis at USA (2013) 1. 104, Brian Davis, 2012 (17 FG, 53 PAT) T8. 7, Brian Davis (2012) 50, Eric Neihouse vs ULM (2005) 2. 98, Brian Davis, 2011 (18 FG, 44 PAT) 7, Scott McDonald (1981) 50, Scott Roper vs UNT (1986) T3. 96, Sawyer Williams, 2017 (16 FG, 48 PAT) 7, Doug Dobbs (1978) 96, Scott Roper, 1986 (21 FG, 33 PAT) MOST FG 50+ YARDS 5. 91, Brian Davis, 2013 (15 FG, 46 PAT) MOST EXTRA POINT ATTEMPTS Game 6. 88, Josh Arauco, 2008 (17 FG, 37 PAT) Game 1. 2, Joe Duren vs McNeese, 1974 (63 & 56) T7. 79, J.D. Houston, 2015 (12 FG, 43 PAT) T1. 11, Josh Arauco vs TX Southern (2008) Season 79, Josh Arauco, 2007 (15 FG, 34 PAT) 11, Scott Roper vs East TX St. (1987) 1. 3, Joe Duren, 1974 (63, 56, 51) 9. 77, Blake Grupe, 2018 (14 FG, 35 PAT) T3. 10, Logan Spry vs NMSU (2014) Career T10.74, Eric Neihouse, 2005 (13 FG, 35 PAT) 10, Stuart Reid vs UT Martin (1984) 1. 3, Joe Duren, 1971‐74 (63, 56, 51) 74, Scott Roper, 1987 (11 FG, 41 PAT) 10, Bobby Gentry vs Lamar (1970) T2. 2, Bobby Zalud, 2010‐11 (56, 53) Career 10, Don LaPlante vs Southern Ill. (1951) 2, Scott Roper, 1986‐87 (63, 50) 1. 326, Brian Davis, 2010‐13 (56 FG, 158 PAT) T7. 9, five times T4. 1, Brian Davis, 2010‐13 (50) 2. 288, Josh Arauco, 2006‐09 (58 FG, 114 PAT) Season 1, Eric Neihouse, 2002‐05 (50) 3. 234, Eric Neihouse, 2002‐ (37 FG, 123 PAT) 1. 56, Brian Davis (2012) 1, Scott McDonald, 1981‐83 (51) 4. 195, Jeff Caldwell, 1993‐96 (40 FG, 75 PAT) 2. 54, Don LaPlante (1951) 1, Jim Tarle, 1994‐95 (52) 5. 178, Doug Dobbs, 1976‐79 (35 FG, 73 PAT) 3. 53, Sawyer Williams (2017) 6. 170, S. Roper, 1986‐87 (32 FG, 74 PAT) T4. 47, Brian Davis (2013) 7. 165, Joe Duren, 1971‐74 (27 FG, 84 PAT) 47, Brian Davis (2011) 8. 151, J.D. Houston (24 FG, 79 PAT) 6. 45, J.D. Houston (2015) 9. 126, Ryan Jose, 1989‐92 (17 FG, 75 PAT) 7. 43, Scott Roper (1987) 8. 42, Luke Ferguson (2014) 174 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES SCORING RECORDS 5. 54 in 2017 Season TEAM 6. 49 in 1952 1. 24 in 2011 T7. 47 in 2013 2. 21 in 1986 MOST POINTS 47 in 2011 T3. 17 in 2012 Game T9. 46 in 2018 17 in 2008 1. 101 vs Central Ark., 1917 46 in 2010 17 in 1978 2. 83 vs Texas Southern, 2008 6. 16 in 2017 3. 77 vs East Texas St., 1987 MOST EXTRA POINT KICKS MADE T7. 15 in 2013 4. 72 vs UT Martin, 1984 Game 15 in 2009 5. 70 vs Missouri St., 2015 T1. 11 vs Texas Southern, 2008 15 in 2007 T6. 69 vs Lamar, 1970 11 vs East Texas State, 1987 T10.14 in 2018 69 vs Ark. College, 1913 3. 10 vs Missouri State, 2015 14 in 1993 Season T4. 9 vs Florida International, 2005 1. 520 in 2015 9 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 1984 YEAR‐BY‐YEAR SCORING LEADERS 2. 477 in 2014 9 vs Lamar, 1970 Year Player TD PAT FG Pts 3. 456 in 1951 T7. 8, nine times (last at ULM, 2017) 2018 Blake Grupe 0 35 14 77 T4. 454 in 2017 Season 2017 Sawyer Williams 0 48 16 96 454 in 2012 1. 63 in 2015 2016 J.D. Houston 0 36 12 72 6. 452 in 1986 2. 53 in 2012 2015 Johnston White 14 0 0 84 7. 422 in 2011 3. 52 in 2014 2014 Michael Gordon 14 0 0 84 8. 395 in 1987 4. 48 in 2017 2013 Brian Davis 0 46 15 91 9. 394 in 2018 5. 46 in 2013 2012 Brian Davis 0 53 17 104 10. 379 in 2013 T6. 44 in 2011 David Oku 17 2 (r) 0 104 44 in 1951 2011 Brian Davis 0 44 18 98 MOST TOUCHDOWNS T8. 42 in 2018 2010 Ryan Aplin 11 0 0 66 Game 42 in 2010 2009 Reggie Arnold 12 0 0 72 T1. 11 vs Texas Southern, 2008 10. 41 in 1987 11 vs East Texas State, 1987 2008 Josh Arauco 0 37 17 88 T3. 10 vs Missouri State, 2015 2007 Josh Arauco 0 34 15 79 MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 2006 Josh Arauco 0 16 12 52 10 vs New Mexico St., 2014 Game 10 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 1984 2005 Eric Neihouse 0 35 12 74 1. 6 vs UCA 2004 Eric Neihouse 0 26 11 59 10 vs Lamar, 1970 T2. 5 at Louisiana‐Lafayette, 2012 T7. 9 at ULM, 2017 2003 Shermar Bracey 8 0 0 48 5 vs WKU, 2011 2002 Danny Smith 14 0 0 84 9 vs UAPB, 2013 5 vs Minnesota, 1998 9 vs Miss. Valley St., 2009 5 vs Southern Illinois, 1994 2001 Alvin Powell 6 1 0 36 9 vs Fla. International, 2005 5 vs North Texas, 1986 2000 Nick Gatto 0 24 9 51 Season 5 vs Northeast Louisiana, 1986 1999 Nick Gatto 0 30 8 54 1. 69 in 2015 5 vs Northeast Louisiana, 1972 1998 Lamont Zachery 11 0 0 66 2. 65 in 2014 T9. 4, 12 times 1997 Lamont Zachery 8 0 0 48 3. 59 in 2017 Season 1996 Corey Walker 12 0 0 72 4. 58 in 2012 1. 34 in 2011 1995 Corey Walker 14 0 0 86 5. 57 in 1951 2. 28 in 1986 1994 Jeff Caldwell 0 9 9 36 T6. 50 in 2018 3. 24 in 2007 1993 Jeff Caldwell 0 8 14 50 50 in 1975 4. 23 in 2018 1992 Jerrold Seymore 5 0 0 30 8. 49 in 1952 T5. 22 om 2017 1991 Roy Johnson 12 0 0 72 9. 47 in 2010 22 in 2005 1990 Ryan Jose 0 20 6 38 T10.46 in 2016 22 in 1981 1989 Ryan Jose 0 31 6 49 46 in 2011 22 in 1978 1988 Earl Easley 11 0 0 66 T9. 21 in 2012 1987 Scott Roper 0 41 11 74 MOST EXTRA POINT KICK ATTEMPTS 21 in 2010 1986 Scott Roper 0 33 21 96 Game 21 in 1987 1985 Dwane Brown 10 0 0 60 T1. 11 vs Texas Southern, 2008 21 in 1971 1984 Rickey Jemison 11 0 0 66 11 vs East Texas State, 1987 1983 Tim Langford 9 0 0 54 T3. 10 vs Missouri State, 2015 MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 1982 Waddell Kelly 9 0 0 54 10 vs New Mexico St., 2014 Game 1981 Scott McDonald 0 17 12 53 10 vs Lamar, 1970 1. 6 vs UCA, 2011 1980 Jerry Mack 4 0 0 24 10 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 1984 T2. 5 at UL Lafayette, 2012 1979 Doug Dobbs 0 18 9 45 10 vs Southern Illinois, 1951 5 vs North Texas, 1986 1978 Doug Dobbs 0 10 17 61 T8. 9, 5 times (last vs UAPB, 2013) T4. 4 at App State, 2015 Season 1977 Kennon Taylor 7 0 0 42 4 vs Missouri, 2013 1976 Leroy Harris 13 2 0 80 1. 66 in 2015 4 vs Florida Atlantic, 2009 2. 60 in 2014 1975 David Hines 17 0 0 102 4 vs Texas A&M, 2008 1974 Stan Winfrey 11 0 0 66 3. 57 in 1951 4 vs Northeast Louisiana, 1986 4. 56 in 2012 1973 Steve Burks 18 2 0 110 4 vs Central Michigan, 1981 1972 Greg Hill 7 0 0 42 CAREER SCORING LEADERS 1971 Joe Duren 0 17 7 38 TD XP1 XP2 FG PTS 1970 Calvin Harrell 13 0 0 78 1. Richie Woit, 1950‐53 57 0 0 0 342 1969 Calvin Harrell 9 0 0 54 2. Brian Davis, 2010‐13 0 158 0 56 326 James Hamilton 9 0 0 54 3. Josh Aracuo, 2006‐09 0 114 0 58 288 1968 Frank McGuigan 15 2 0 92 4. Eric Neihouse, 2002‐05 0 123 0 37 234 1967 Steve Gankiewicz 9 0 0 54 5. Michael Gordon, 2012‐15 36 0 0 0 216 1966 Steve Gankiewicz 13 0 0 78 6. Reggie Arnold, 2006‐09 35 0 0 0 210 1965 Eddie Rickus 5 0 0 30 7. Dwayne Brown, 1984‐87 33 0 0 0 198 Terry Gwin 5 0 0 30 8. Jeff Caldwell, 1993‐96 0 75 0 40 195 1964 Dan Summers 0 19 5 34 9. Ryan Aplin, 2009‐12 32 0 0 0 192 1963 Harold Wallin 4 0 0 24 10. Lamont Zachery, 1996‐99 31 0 0 0 186 1962 Dick Martillo 7 0 0 42 1961 Sammy Weir 3 4 0 22 SEASON SCORING LEADERS 1960 Bobby Hogue 3 4 0 22 TD XP1 XP2 FG PTS 1959 Alfred Bentley 10 2 0 62 1958 Bill Caldwell 5 5 0 35 1. Richie Woit, 1951 21 0 0 0 126 1957 Don Riggs 4 4 0 28 2. Steve Burks, 1973 18 0 1 0 110 1956 Eddie Romeo 7 0 0 42 T3. Brian Davis, 2012 0 53 0 17 104 1955 Don Riggs 6 0 0 36 David Oku, 2012 17 0 2 0 104 Howard Cissell 6 0 0 36 T5. Richie Woit, 1952 17 0 0 0 102 1954 Bill Templeton 4 6 0 30 David Hines, 1975 17 0 0 0 102 1953 Richie Woit 12 0 0 72 7. Brian Davis, 2011 0 44 0 18 98 1952 Richie Woit 17 0 0 102 T8. Sawyer Williams, 2017 0 48 0 16 96 1951 Richie Woit 17 0 0 102 Scott Roper, 1986 0 33 0 21 96 1950 Richie Woit 7 0 0 42 10. Frank McGuigan, 1968 15 0 1 0 92 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 175 ARKANSAS STATE PUNTING RECORDS INDIVIDUAL

MOST PUNTS Game 1. 20, Willard Tilley vs Memphis St. (1939) 2. 14, Kevin McClelland vs UT Arlington (1968) 3. 13, Bruce Gartman vs Southern Miss (1980) T4. 12, Damon Foncham vs UCF (2016) 12, Scot Simons vs UAB (1997) T6. 11, 10 times Season 1. 85, Bruce Gartman (1980) 2. 82, Kyle Richardson (1993) 3. 81, Kevin McClelland (1968) 4. 78, Jarod Little (2003) 5. 77, Damon Foncham (2016) 6. 74, Ryan Smith (1998) 7. 72, Luke Ferguson (2015) 8. 70, Bruce Gartman (1982) 9. 69, Kyle Richardson (1994) 10. 68, Mike Alexander (2001) Career 1. 274, Kyle Richardson (1992‐95) 2. 251, Kevin McClelland (1966‐69) 3. 239, Joe Slayton (1976‐79) 4. 210, Bruce Gartman (1980‐82) 5. 175, Stacy Gore (1983‐85)

MOST YARDS Game 1. 736, Willard Tilley vs Memphis St. (1939) Joe Slayton piled up 9,269 punting yards from 1976‐79. 2. 601, Bruce Gartman vs So. Miss (1980) T9. 41.5 (61 punts), Jarod Little (2004) 10. 71 in 1982 3. 498, Kevin McClelland vs UT Arlington (1968) 41.5 (85 punts), Bruce Gartman (1980) 4. 486, Kyle Richardson vs La. Tech (1993) Career (Min. 40 punts) MOST YARDS PUNTING 5. 475, Ryan Smith vs LSU (1998) 1. 42.8 (116 punts), Ryan Smith (1998‐99) Game 6. 469, Luke Ferguson at ULM (2015) 2. 42.4 (151 punts), Luke Ferguson (2012‐15) 1. 736 vs Memphis State, 1939 7. 464, Damon Foncham vs UCF (2016) 3. 41.5 (55 punts), Dan Mullen (1972‐75) 2. 601 vs Southern Miss, 1980 8. 462, Kyle Richardson vs NE La. (1993) 4. 41.2 (210 punts), Bruce Gartman (1980‐82) 3. 511 vs LSU, 1998 9. 457, Scot Simons vs UAB (1997) 5. 40.3 (97 punts), Ryan Wilbourn (2009, 11‐12) 4. 498 vs Texas‐Arlington, 1968 10. 453, Kyle Richardson vs La. Tech (1995) 6. 40.0 (162 punts), Jarod Little (2003‐05) 5. 473 vs Idaho, 1998 Season 7. 39.8 (274 punts), Kyle Richardson (1992‐95) 6. 469 at UL Monroe, 2015 1. 3,530, Bruce Gartman (1980) T8. 39.5 (93 punts), Neely Sullivent (2009‐12) 7. 468 vs Virginia Tech, 1994 2. 3,285, Kyle Richardson (1993) 39.5 (110 punts), Steve Sampson (1986‐87) 8. 464 vs UCF, 2016 3. 3,097, Ryan Smith (1998) 10. 39.4 (175 punts), Stacy Gore (1983‐85) 9. 416 vs Louisiana Tech, 1980 4. 3,085, Jarod Little (2003) Season 5. 3,075, Luke Ferguson (2015) LONGEST PUNTS 1. 3,576 in 1998 6. 3,026, Damon Foncham (2016) 1. 82, John Ed James vs So. Ill. (1936) 2. 3,559 in 1980 7. 2,907, Kyle Richardson (1994) 2. 80, Joe Slayton vs Lamar (1979) 3. 3,439 in 1993 8. 2,875, Kevin McClelland (1968) T3. 79, Bobby Reid vs Troy State (1951) 4. 3,373 in 2014 9. 2,869, Bruce Gartman (1982) 79, Joe Slayton vs Wyoming (1979) 5. 3,165 in 2016 10. 2,770, Joe Slayton (1978 T5. 75, Kyle Richardson vs USL (1994) 6. 3,085 in 2003 Career 75, Kyle Richardson vs UNLV (1995) 7. 3,075 in 2015 1. 10,917, Kyle Richardson (1992‐95) 8. 3,033 in 1978 2. 9,269, Joe Slayton (1976‐79) 9. 2,989 in 1994 3. 9,054, Kevin McClelland (1966‐69) TEAM 10. 2,875 in 1968 4. 8,655, Bruce Gartman (1980‐82) 5. 6,894, Stacy Gore (1983‐85) MOST PUNTS HIGHEST AVERAGE Game Game (Min. 3 punts) HIGHEST AVERAGE 1. 20 vs Memphis State, 1939 1. 57.5 vs UTA, 1981 (4 punts) Game (Min. 3 punts) 2. 14 vs Texas‐Arlington, 1968 2. 54.0 vs SW La., 1979 (3 punts) 1. 58.0 (3 punts), Stephen Hogan vs App. St. (2014) 3. 13 vs Southern Mississippi, 1980 3. 53.0 at Idaho, 2014 (4 punts) 2. 57.5 (4 punts), Bruce Gartman vs UTA (1981) T4. 12 vs UCF, 2016 4. 50.7 vs So. Ill., 1975 (3 punts) 3. 54.0 (3 punts), Joe Slayton vs SW La. (1979) 12 vs Florida, 1993 5. 49.6 vs Memphis St., 1987 (7 punts) 4. 52.5 (3 punts), Dick Martillo vs Miss. Coll. (1962) 12 vs LSU, 1998 T6. 49.2 at Texas St., 2014 (6 punts) T5. 50.7 (3 punts), Dean Gericke vs WKU (2010) 12 vs Idaho, 1998 49.2 vs SW La., 1973 (5 punts) 50.7 (3 punts), Dan Mullen vs So. Ill. (1975) T8. 11 vs nine different teams Season 7. 49.6 (7 punts), S. Sampson vs Memphis St. (1987) Season 1. 42.7 in 2015 (72 punts) Season (Min. 20 punts) 1. 88 in 1993 2. 42.3 in 2009 (53 punts) 1. 44.4 (42 punts), Ryan Smith (1999) T2. 87 in 1998 3. 41.6 in 2014 (81 punts) 2. 43.8 (23 punts), Luke Ferguson (2013) 87 in 1980 4. 41.5 in 1975 (46 punts) 3. 42.8 (44 punts), Dan Mullen (1975) 4. 83 in 1968 5. 41.4 in 2004 (63 punts) 4. 42.7 (72 punts), Luke Ferguson (2015) 5. 81 in 2016 6. 41.3 in 1995 (58 punts) 5. 42.3 (53 punts), Ryan Wilbourn (2009) 6. 79 in 2003 T7. 41.1 in 2010 (54 punts) 6. 42.1 (69 punts), Kyle Richardson (1994) 7. 78 in 1978 41.1 in 1998 (87 punts) 7. 41.9 (74 punts), Ryan Smith (1998) 8. 73 in 1994 9. 40.9 in 1994 (73 punts) 8. 41.7 (47 punts), Brett Shrable (2007) 9. 72 in 2015 10. 40.9 in 1980 (87 punts) 176 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES PUNT RETURN RECORDS INDIVIDUAL

MOST PUNT RETURNS Game 1. 9, Blaise Taylor at NMSU (2017) 2. 8, Steve Hanschen vs NW La. (1978) T3. 7, James Johnson Troy (2005) 7, Terry Whiting vs Trinity (1970) 7, Terry Whiting vs SE La. (1968) T6. 6, Billy Bowers vs Memphis State (1983) 6, Steve Hanschen vs McNeese (1978) Season 1. 51, Steve Hanschen (1978) 2. 36, James Johnson (2005) 3. 30, Chris Collier (1989) T4. 29, Blaise Taylor (2016) 29, Blaise Taylor (2014) 6. 28, Warren Wand (2018) T7. 27, Blaise Taylor (2017) 27, Billy Bowers (1984) 27, Billy Bowers (1983) 10. 26, Jerry McKenna (1977) Career 1. 109, Blaise Taylor (2014‐17) 2. 66, Terry Whiting (1968‐71) 3. 63, Steve Hanschen (1976‐79) 4. 58, Chris Collier (1988‐90) T5. 56, Kevin Jones (2005‐08) 56, Billy Bowers (1981‐84) 7. 43, James Johnson (2004‐05) T8. 42, Keith Weaver (1981‐84) 42, Dick Ritchey (1964‐67) 42, Reginald Murphy (1993‐96) Blaise Taylor accumulated a school‐record 1,151 punt return yards MOST YARDS RETURNED and four touchdowns from 2014‐17. Game 1. 147, Terry Whiting vs NE La. (1971) 10. 20.3, Daylan Walker vs. MVSU, 2009 (3 rets.) 5. 110 vs Indiana State, 1973 2. 130, James Johnson vs UT Martin (2005) Season (Min. 10 returns) 6. 109 vs Memphis, 2007 3. 114, Blaise Taylor at NSMU (2017) 1. 19.4, Terry Whiting, 1971 (16 rets.) 7. 108 vs Texas Southern, 2008 4. 111, Blaise Taylor at NMSU (2015) 2. 14.8, Terry Whiting, 1969 (11 rets.) 8. 103 vs MVSU, 2009 5. 109, Kevin Jones vs. Memphis (2007) 3. 14.1, Dick Ritchey, 1965 (15 rets.) 9. 104 vs Appalachian St., 2014 6. 104, Blaise Taylor vs Appalachain St. (2014) 4. 13.7, Blaise Taylor, 2017 (27 rets.) 10. 98 at Georgia State, 2016 7. 98, Blaise Taylor at Ga. State (2016) 5. 13.4, Blaise Taylor, 2015 (24 rets.) Season 8. 94, Steve Hanschen vs SW La. (1978) 6. 12.3, David Hines, 1972 (16 rets.) 1. 437 in 1975 T9. 92, Don Riggs vs Murray State (1955) 2. 427 in 1971 Season 3. 413 in 2015 1. 385, James Johnson (2005) TEAM 4. 391 in 2005 2. 370, Blaise Taylor (2017) 5. 370 in 2017 3. 322, Blaise Taylor (2015) MOST PUNT RETURNS 6. 307 in 1973 4. 311, Terry Whiting (1971) Game 7. 305 in 1978 5. 295, Steve Hanschen (1978) 1. 9 at New Mexico State, 2017 8. 299 in 1965 6. 247, James Hickenbotham (2002) 2. 8 vs Tennessee‐Chattanooga, 1975 7. 234, Blaise Taylor (2014) T3. 7 vs Troy, 2005 HIGHEST AVERAGE 8. 231, Warren Wand (2018) 7 vs Louisiana Tech, 1983 Game 9. 225, Blaise Taylor (2016) 7 vs Tulsa, 1978 1. 34.7 vs App. St., 2014 (3 ret.) 10. 223, Mike Cox (2003) 7 vs Lamar, 1974 2. 27.8 at NMSU, 2015 (4 ret.) Career 7 vs Trinity, 1970 3. 27.5 vs NE La., 1973 (6 ret.) 1. 1,151, Blaise Taylor (2014‐17) 7 vs Southeastern Louisiana, 1968 4. 27.0 vs TX Southern, 2008 (4 ret.) 2. 748, Terry Whiting (1968‐71) Season 5. 24.7 vs UT Martin, 2003 (3 ret.) 3. 478, James Johnson (2004‐05) 1. 53 in 1978 6. 24.5 at Ga. State, 2016 (4 ret.) 4. 470, Kevin Jones (2005‐08) 2. 50 in 1975 7. 24.3 vs UT Chattanooga, 1982 (3 ret.) 5. 444, Dick Ritchey (1964‐67) 3. 39 in 2005 8. 22.0 vs Indiana St., 1973 (5 ret.) 6. 349, Reginald Murphy (1993‐96) 4. 37 in 2016 9. 21.2 vs UT Martin, 2005 (6 ret.) 7. 345, Chris Collier (1988‐90) 5. 36 in 2015 10. 19.3 vs. Florida Int’l (4 ret.) 8. 328, Steve Hanschen (1976‐79) T6. 35 in 2014 Season 35 in 1983 1. 18.9 in 1961 HIGHEST AVERAGE 8. 34 in 1970 2. 15.2 in 1971 Game (Min. 3 returns) T9. 32 in 2018 3. 13.8 in 1962 1. 34.7, Blaise Taylor vs App. St., 2014 (3 rets.) 32 in 1977 4. 13.7 in 2017 2. 32.7, Blaise Taylor at Ga. State, 2016 (3 rets.) 5. 13.0 in 2007 3. 29.4, Terry Whiting vs NE La., 1971 (5 rets.) MOST YARDS RETURNED 6. 12.9 in 1958 4. 28.3, Kevin Jones vs TX Southern, 2008 (3 rets.) Game 7. 12.5 in 1969 5. 27.8, Blaise Taylor at NMSU, 2015 (4 rets.) 1. 165 vs Northeast Louisiana, 1971 6. 26.0, James Johnson vs UT Martin, 2005 (5 rets.) 2. 127 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 2005 7. 24.7, Mike Cox vs. UT Martin, 2003 (3 rets.) 3. 114 at New Mexico State, 2017 8. 24.3, K. Weaver vs UT Chattanooga, 1982 (3 rets.) 4. 111 at New Mexico St., 2015 9. 22.3, Brandon Thompkins vs. FIU, 2007 (3 rets.) ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 177 ARKANSAS STATE DEFENSIVE RECORDS 17, Glen Koenig, 1976‐79 MOST OPPONENT FUMBLES RECOVERED INDIVIDUAL 10. 16.5, Chris Odom, 2013‐16 Game 1. 3, Jerry Arant vs Southern Ark., 1958 MOST TACKLES MOST INTERCEPTIONS Season Game Game 1. 6, Carter Ray Crawford, 1984 1. 33, Bill Bergey vs Eastern Mich., 1968 T1. 3, Chappell Mitchell vs SW La., 1998 2. 5, Kirk Russell, 1987 2. 25, Tyrell Johnson vs North TX, 2005 3, Tyrone Jones vs Akron, 1988 T3. 4, 12 times 3. 23, Jordan Boyd vs UT Chattanooga, 1982 3, Greg Lee vs Texas‐Arlington, 1985 Career T4. 22, Derrick Toney vs Colo. St., 1991 3, Dennis Meyer vs Drake, 1969 1. 8, Bill Muzik, 1973‐76 22, Foot Daley vs Delta State, 1988 3, David Walls vs UT Arlington, 1969 T2. 7, Bill Bergey, 1965‐68 T5. 21, Andy Henault vs NM State, 1998 3, Dick Ritchey vs Abilene Christian, 1965 7, Les Echols, 2000‐03 21, Cedric Buckley vs Akron, 1991 Season T4. 6, five times (most recent T7. 20, Michael Beason vs SW La., 1991 1. 11, Dennis Meyer, 1970 Sterling Young, 2011‐14) 20, Dan Miller vs Memphis St., 1986 2. 9, Johnathan Burke, 2003 20, Ron Smith vs Lamar, 1979 3. 8, Dick Ritchey, 1965 LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN 20, J. Muckensturm vs UT Chattanooga, 1972 T4. 7, Jerome Sims, 1983 Game Season 7, Dennis Meyer, 1969 1. 93, Rocky Hayes at Idaho (for TD), 2014 1. 196, Bill Bergey, 1968 T6. 6, Rocky Hayes, 2015 2. 76, Clark Watkins vs NIU (for TD), 1995 2. 155, Jerry Muckensturm, 1972 6, Tyrell Johnson, 2007 3. 71, Marcus Brown vs ULM (for TD), 2008 3. 151, Ron Smith, 1979 6, Chappell Mitchell, 1998 T4. 60, Chris Humes vs USA (for TD), 2016) 4. 136, Bill Bergey, 1967 6, Al Johnson, 1989 60, Darryl Feemster vs Troy (for TD), 2011 5. 134, Qushaun Lee, 2013 6, Greg Lee, 1985 6. 55, Tyrell Johnson vs Idaho (for TD), 2004 T5. 131, Wesley Williams, 1978 6, Orley Massena, 1969 131, Jerry Muckensturm, 1975 Career MOST BLOCKED KICKS 131, Mike Malham, 1974 1. 27, Dennis Meyer, 1968‐71 Game Career 2. 19, Dick Ritchey, 1964‐67 T1. 3, Tim Starson vs ULM, 2010 1. 493, Jerry Muckensturm, 1972‐75 3. 16, Terry Whiting, 1968‐71 3, Stacy Price vs UT Arlington, 1981 2. 436, Bill Bergey, 1965‐68 4. 15, Johnathan Burke, 2002‐03 3, Clevon Johnson vs UTM, 1980 3. 422, Ron Smith, 1976‐79 T5. 14, Al Johnson, 1988‐90 T4. 2, Jimmy Lisko vs Idaho, 1975 4. 393, Qushaun Lee, 2011‐14 14, Orley Massena, 1966‐69 2, Jimmy Lisko vs Cincinnati, 1975 5. 370, Mike Malham, 1972‐75 2, Rudy Wagner vs Miss. St., 1951 6. 366, Mike Morris, 1979‐82 MOST YARDS ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS Season Game 1. 8, Jimmy Lisko, 1975 BEST TACKLE AVERAGE PER GAME 1. 99, Money Hunter vs Texas State, 2015 2. 4, Tim Starson, 2010 Season 2. 96, Gordon Freeman vs St. Mary (Kan.), 1963 T3. 3, Chris Odom, 2015 1. 19.6, Bill Bergey, 1968 (10 games) T3. 95, Darrell Baker vs UNLV, 1995 3, Stacy Price, 1981 2. 15.1, Bill Bergey, 1967 (9 games) 95, Chappell Mitchell vs SW La., 1996 3, Clevon Johnson, 1980 3. 14.1, Jerry Muckensturm, 1972 (11 games) 5. 94, Money Hunter vs Toledo, 2014 3, Chet Day, 1977 4. 13.7, Ron Smith, 1979 (11 games) 6. 92, Tyrell Johnson vs Fla. Int’l, 2005 3, Ron Meeks, 1976 5. 13.1, Mike Malham, 1974 (10 games) T7. 87, Al Johnson vs SW La., 1989 Career Career 87, Terry Whiting vs Abilene Christian, 1971 1. 8, Jimmy Lisko, 1972‐75 1. 11.8, Bill Bergey, 1965‐68 (37 games) T9. 85, Blaise Taylor at ULM, 2017 2. 5, Chris Odom, 2013‐cur. 2. 11.7, Jerry Muckensturm, 1972‐75 (42 games) 85, Koby McKinnon vs FIU, 2005 T3. 4, Tim Starson, 2009‐12 3. 11.0, Ralph Kelly, 1976‐77 (22 games) Season 4, Greg Lee, 1984‐87 4. 9.6, Ron Smith, 1976‐79 (44 games) 1. 153, Al Johnson, 1990 4, Clevon Johnson, 1979‐80 T5. 9.0, Foot Daley, 1987‐88 (22 games) 2. 146, Terry Whiting, 1968 4, Ron Meeks, 1975‐76 9.0, Jordan Boyd, 1981‐82 (22 games) 3. 142, Tyrell Johnson, 2007 T7. 3, Stacy Price, 1981‐85 4. 129, Koby McKinnon, 2005 3, Chet Day, 1977‐78 MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS 5. 128, Money Hunter, 2015 Game 6. 122, Tyrone Jones, 1988 1. 5, Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones, 2014 7. 120, Johnathan Burke, 2003 TEAM T2. 4, Brandon Joiner vs ULL, 2011 T8. 119, Nathan Herrold, 2012 4, Corey Williams vs Tulsa, 2002 119, Dick Ritchey, 1965 MOST INTERCEPTIONS 4, Marvin Neloms vs UT Chattanooga, 1984 T10. 116, Khayyam Burns, 2006 Game 4, Alex Carrington vs WKU, 2009 116, Derrick Toney, 1990 1. 6 vs Texas‐Arlington, 1969 T6. 3, eleven times (last: Ja’Von Rol‐ Career 2. 5 vs nine teams land‐Jones vs NMSU, 2016; Chris 1. 374, Terry Whiting, 1968‐71 Season Odom vs South Ala., 2016; Chris 2. 309, Tyrell Johnson, 2004‐07 T1. 32 in 1969 Odom at Texas State, 2016 3. 268, Money Hunter, 2013‐16 32 in 1961 Season 4. 264, Al Johnson, 1988‐90 3. 26 in 2015 1. 14, Lynn Rowland, 1989 5. 236, Koby McKinnon, 2004‐07 4. 25 in 1970 2. 13.5, Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones, 2016 6. 233, Dennis Meyer, 1968‐71 5. 24 in 1952 T3. 13, Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones, 2017 7. 226, Dick Ritchey, 1964‐67 6. 23 in 1985 13, Brandon Joiner, 2011 5. 12.5, Chris Odom, 2016 LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS MOST YARDS ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS T6. 11, Marvin Neloms, 1985 1. 99, Money Hunter vs Texas State, 2015 Game 11, Carter Ray Crawford, 1984 2. 96, Gordon Freeman vs St. Mary (Kan.), 1963 1. 238 vs Florida Int’l, 2005 8. 10.5, Alex Carrington, 2008 T3. 95, Darrell Baker vs UNLV, 1995 2. 131 vs Abilene Christian, 1971 T9. 10, Clarence Williams, 1998 95, Chappell Mitchell vs SW La., 1996 3. 108 vs Memphis State, 1990 10, Robert Speer, 1976 5. 94, Money Hunter vs Toledo, 2014 4. 104 vs Louisiana Tech, 1988 Career 6. 92, Tyrell Johnson vs Fla. Int’l, 2005 T5. 99 vs Texas State, 2015 1. 43.5, Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones, 2014‐17 7. 87, Terry Whiting vs Abilene Christian, 1973 99 vs East Texas St., 1987 2. 28, Marvin Neloms, 1983‐86 T8. 85, Blaise Taylor at ULM, 2017 Season 3. 21.5, Alex Carrington, 2006‐09 85, Koby McKinnon vs Fla. Int’l, 2005 1. 503 in 2015 T4. 21, Clarence Williams, 1995‐98 T10. 75, Demario Davis vs Iowa, 2009 2. 386 in 1968 21, Charlie Fredrick, 1984‐87 75, Al Johnson vs Memphis St., 1990 3. 339 in 1990 6. 19, Robert Speer, 1973‐76 4. 320 in 1996 T7. 17, Brandon Joiner, 2010‐11 5. 307 in 2005 17, Bryan Hall, 2006‐09 6. 293 in 2006 178 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES DEFENSIVE RECORDS YEAR‐BY‐YEAR TACKLES LEADERS FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS ALLOWED Year Player Tackles Game: 42 vs Delta State, 1951 2018 Darreon Jackson 90 Season 2017 Kyle Wilson 93 2016 Xavier Woodson‐Luster 95 1. 513 in 1960 2015 Khari Lain 81 2. 519 in 1958 2014 Qushaun Lee 110 2013 Qushaun Lee 134 3. 556 in 1965 2012 Nathan Herrold 114 4. 558 in 1966 2011 Demario Davis 70 Kelcie McCray 70 2010 Javon McKinnon 95 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED 2009 Demario Davis 80 Game: 16 vs Troy State, 1951 2008 Ben Owens 87 Season 2007 Koby McKinnon, LB 101 2006 Tyrell Johnson, SS 63 1. 1,275 in 1951 2005 Tyrell Johnson, SS 112 2. 1,756 in 1964 2004 Josh Williams, LB 110 3. 1,984 in 1962 2003 Les Echols, LB 123 2002 Les Echols, LB 105 4. 1,992 in 1960 2001 Les Echols, LB 71 Jerry Muckensturm is A‐State’s all‐time 5. 2,025 in 1965 2000 Charles Mabry, LB 96 tackles leader with 493 recorded be‐ 1999 Sean Mitchell, FS 91 1998 Sean Mitchell, FS 126 tween 1972‐75. FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS AL‐ 1997 Lavell Alexander, LB 91 LOWED 1996 Maurice Harris, SS 100 7. 289 in 1975 Game: 16 vs Murray State, 1954 1995 Torrance Suggs, LB 84 8. 278 in 1970 1994 DelRay Stephens, LB 73 Season 1993 Carlos Emmons, DE 65 9. 266 in 2014 1. 310 in 1950 1992 Cedric Buckley, LB 95 10. 263 in 1976 1991 Derrick Toney, FS 146 2. 332 in 1966 1990 Derrick Toney, FS 85 3. 384 in 1967 1989 Jeff Plank, LB 107 MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS 4. 393 in 2006 1988 Foot Daley, LB 125 Game 1987 Charlie Fredrick, NG 81 5. 394 in 1965 1986 Dan Miller, LB 87 1. 10 vs Southern Illinois, 1989 1985 Oscar Willis, LB 123 2. 9 vs UT Chattanooga, 1975 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED RUSHING 1984 Carter Ray Crawford, NG 89 T3. 8 at Texas State, 2016 1983 Stacy Price, LB 105 Game: ‐24 vs Lamar, 1987 1982 Mike Morris, LB 125 8 vs Western Kentucky, 2009 Season 1981 Mike Morris, LB 107 8 vs UT Chattanooga, 1984 1. 791 in 1951 1980 Mike Morris, LB 124 T6. 7 at New Mexico State, 2017 1979 Ron Smith, LB 151 2. 863 in 1984 1978 Wesley Williams, LB 131 7 vs Western Kentucky, 2010 3. 959 in 1969 1977 Ralph Kelly, LB 125 Season 4. 1,058 in 1968 1976 Ralph Kelly, LB 118 1. 54 in 1984 1975 Jerry Muckensturm, LB 131 5. 1,059 in 1985 1974 Mike Malham, LB 131 2. 45 in 1978 1973 Mike Malham, LB 113 1972 Jerry Muckensturm, LB 155 3. 44 in 1985 FEWEST PASS COMP. ALLOWED T4. 43 in 2016 1971 Butch Murray, LB 97 Game: 0 vs Mississippi St., 1956 1970 Dave Muckensturm, DE 117 43 in 1975 Season 1969 Clovis Swinney, DT 106 T6. 39 in 2002 1968 Bill Bergey, LB 196 1. 39 in 1953 1967 Bill Bergey, LB 136 39 in 1977 2. 46 in 1959 YEAR‐BY‐YEAR SACKS LEADERS 3. 51 in 1958 2018 Ronheen Bingham 9 (‐60) MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES 2017 Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 13 (‐85) 4. 53 in 1965 2016 Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 13.5 (‐71) Game 5. 54 in 1964 2015 Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 9 (‐61) 1. 6 vs Mississippi State, 1956 2014 Ja’Von Rolland‐Jones 8 (‐41) T2. 5 vs Southern Utah, 1997 2013 Ryan Carrethers 4 (‐28) FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED 2012 Tim Staron 5 (‐23) 5 vs Texas‐Arlington, 1978 Game: 0 vs Mississippi St., 1956 2011 Brandon Joiner 13 (‐99) 5 vs Illinois State, 1974 Season 2010 Bryan Hall 8.5 (‐59) 5 vs Texas‐Arlington, 1974 2009 Alex Carrington 9.0 (‐60) 1. 414 in 1953 2008 Alex Carrington 10.5 (‐59) 5 vs Southwestern La., 1974 2. 581 in 1964 2007 Prince Hickman 3.5 (‐24) Season 2006 Koby McKinnon 3 (‐24) 3. 594 in 1965 2005 Brian Flagg 5 (‐21) 1. 24 in 1987 4. 620 in 1962 2004 Josh Williams 3 (‐16) 2. 22 in 1982 5. 651 in 1959 Jamarrow James 3 (‐24) T3. 21 in 1990 2003 Jon Bradley 4 (‐21) Zach Grigsby 4 (‐19) 21 in 1984 FEWEST TD PASSES ALLOWED 2002 Corey Williams 9 (‐64) 21 in 1977 Season 2001 Eti Taula 3 (‐16) 21 in 1975 2000 Corey Williams 2.5 (‐16) T1. 2 in 1953 J.C. Miller 2.5 (‐17) 21 in 1974 2 in 1964 1999 LeMarcus Harris 5 (‐36) 2 in 1969 1998 Clarence Williams 10 (‐53) MOST FUMBLES BY OPPONENTS 1997 Clarence Williams 5 (‐39) 2 in 1975 1996 Gary Jackson 4 (‐31) Game: 12 by SW La., 1974 T5. 3 in 1978 1995 Gary Jackson 6 (‐47) Season: 45 in 1984, 1981, 1977 1994 Michael Mason 3 (‐10) 3 in 1960 1993 Carlos Emmons 6 (‐46) 1992 Kenny Ingram 7 (‐29) MOST BLOCKED KICKS FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED 1991 Scott Baker 2 (‐9) Game Kenny Ingram 2 (‐5) Game 1990 Jeff Fields 4 (‐24) T1. 3 vs Louisiana‐Monroe, 2010 1. 1 vs Concordia (Neb.), 1956 1989 Lynn Rowland 14 (‐78) 3 vs Texas‐Arlington, 1981 2. 1 vs Mississippi College, 1962 1988 Foot Daley 4 (‐21) 3 vs Tennessee‐Martin, 1980 1987 Charlie Fredrick 8 (‐42) Season 1986 Charlie Fredrick 7 (‐42) T4. 2, seven times (last at Georgia 1. 65 in 1951 1985 Marvin Neloms 11 (‐88) State, 2016 2. 104 in 1962 1984 Carter Ray Crawford 11 Season 1983 Marvin Neloms 4 T3. 105 in 1964 1982 Clyde Dumas 7 1. 11 in 1975 105 in 1965 1981 Leveren Tillman 6 2. 6 in 1980, 1977 1980 Steve Olliges 5 T3. 5 in 2016 1979 Glen Koenig 8 FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 1978 Keith Cox 6 5 in 2010 Season: Gene Spears 6 5 in 1998 1977 Ray Culpepper 6 (‐33) 1. 61 in 1964 1976 Robert Speer 10 T6. 4 in 2015 2. 81 in 1975 1975 Dick Dixon 7 4 in 1985, 1976 3. 96 in 1962 1974 Eddie Morgan 6 (‐47) ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 179 ARKANSAS STATE KICKOFF RETURN RECORDS INDIVIDUAL

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS Game T1. 8, Brandon Thompkins vs. Tenn., 2007 8, Chris Collier vs North TX, 1988 T3. 7, J.D. McKissic at Toledo, 2015 7, Brandon Thompkins vs. ULM, 2007 7, Brandon Thompkins vs. FAU, 2007 7, Chris Easley vs. North TX, 2003 7, Robert Kilow vs Boise St., 2000 T8. 6, Brandon Thompkins vs FIU, 2008 6, Darren Toney vs ULL, 2005 6, Darren Toney vs Idaho, 2004 6, Terrence Dunbar vs. Texas A&M, 2003 Brandon Thompkins completed his career in 2009 as A‐State’s all‐time leader 6, Lamont Zachery vs La. Tech, 1998 in kickoff return yards with 2,696 yards. 6, Chappell Mitchell vs UCA, 1997 10. 1,048, Lamont Zachery, 1996‐99 2. 62 in 2004 6, Kendricke Bullard vs Toledo, 1992 3. 60 in 1997 6, Chris Collier vs Mississippi, 1989 HIGHEST AVERAGE T4. 57 in 2003 Season Game (Min. 3 returns) 57 in 1998 1. 49, Brandon Thompkins, 2007 1. 47.3, Kearney Blalack vs Trinity, 1970 (3 ret.) 6. 56 in 2010 2. 37, Rod Hall, 2010 2. 43.5, Blaise Taylor vs La. Tech, 2015 (4 ret.) 7. 54 in 1990 3. 35, Brandon Thompkins, 2009 3. 43.0, Darren Toney vs. Fla. Int’l (3 ret.) 8. 52 in 2000 T4. 28, Chris Easley, 2003 4. 40.3, R. Kilow vs No. Car. St., 2000 (3 ret.) 9. 51 in 2006 28, Chappell Mitchell, 1997 5. 39.5, Rod Hall vs Indiana, 2010 (4 ret.) T10. 49 in 2008 T6. 27, Antonio Warren, 2004 6. 35.7, Corey Walker vs La. Tech, 1996 (3 ret.) 49 in 1991 27, Robert Kilow, 2000 7. 35.2, L. Zachery vs SW La., 1997 (5 ret.) T8. 26, Darren Toney, 2004 8. 35.0, J.D. McKissic vs Missouri, 2015 (3 ret.) MOST YARDS RETURNED 26, Chris Collier, 1990 9. 34.6, Robert Kilow vs NM St., 2000 (5 rets.) Game 10. 25, Brandon Thompkins, 2006 10. 34.0, J. Hickenbotham vs. Idaho, 2001 (3 ret.) 1. 227 vs Southwestern La., 1997 Career Season (Min. 10 returns) 2. 226 vs Idaho, 2013 1. 123, Brandon Thompkins, 2006‐09 1. 30.8, Andrew Tryon, 2011 (10 rets.) 3. 225 vs Louisiana Tech, 2015 2. 73, James Hickenbotham, 1999‐2002 2. 30.4, Kearney Blalack, 1970 (14 rets.) 4. 223 vs Indiana, 2010 3. 72, Darren Toney, 2004‐07 3. 30.0, J.D. McKissic, 2013 (21 rets.) 5. 218 vs Louisiana Tech, 1998 T4. 63, Robert Kilow, 1998‐2000 4. 27.2, J.D. McKissic, 2015 (24 rets.) 6. 216 at Toledo, 2015 63, Chris Collier, 1988‐90 5. 27.1, Dick Ritchey, 1966 (14 rets.) 7. 210 vs Missouri, 2004 6. 53, J.D. McKissic, 2012‐15 6. 26.8, R. Kilow, 2000 (27 ret.) 8. 209 vs Tennessee, 2007 T7. 51, Rod Hall, 2010‐11 T7. 26.7, Michael Adams, 1986 (14 rets.) 9. 190 vs New Mexico St., 2000 51, Lamont Zachery, 1996‐99 26.7, Willie Harris, 1973 (17 rets.) 10. 184 vs UL Monroe, 2007 9. 50, Corey Walker, 1993‐96 T9. 26.6, Paul Stephens, 2008 (10 rets.) Season T10. 45, Reginald Murphy, 1993‐96 26.6, Robert Kilow, 1998 (16 rets.) 1. 1,426 in 2007 45, Kearney Blalack, 1988‐90 Career (Min. 20 returns) 2. 1,267 in 1997 1. 27.8, J.D. McKissic, 2012‐15 (53 rets.) 3. 1,256 in 2000 MOST YARDS RETURNED 2. 25.1, Robert Kilow, 1998‐2000 (63 rets.) 4. 1,198 in 2010 Game 3. 24.5, Daryl Rollins‐Davis (2014, ‘16) (35 rets.) 5. 1,147 in 2004 1. 211, J.D. McKissic at Toledo, 2015 4. 24.0, Blaise Taylor (2014‐17) (24 rets.) 6. 1,112 in 2015 2. 194, Brandon Thompkins vs. Tenn., 2007 5. 23.9, James Hickenbotham, 1999‐2002 (73 ret.) 7. 1,100 in 1998 3. 184, Brandon Thompkins vs. ULM, 2007 T6. 23.7, Kearney Blalack, 1970‐72 (45 rets.) 8. 1,057 in 2014 4. 176, Lamont Zachery vs SW La., 1997 23.7, Dick Ritchey, 1964‐67 (28 rets.) 9. 1,027 in 1990 5. 174, Blaise Taylor vs La. Tech, 2015 8. 23.5, Corey Walker, 1993‐96 (50 rets.) 10. 1,020 in 2008 6. 173, Robert Kilow vs New Mexico St., 2000 9. 23.1, Willie Harris, 1973‐74 (25 rets.) 7. 164, Chris Collier vs North TX, 1988 10. 22.8, Boris Whiteside, 1983‐86 (30 rets.) HIGHEST AVERAGE 8. 158, Rod Hall vs Indiana, 2010 Game 9. 156, Brandon Thompkins vs. FAU, 2007 LONGEST RETURNS 1. 58.0 vs Utah State, 2000 10. 147, Brandon Thompkins vs FIU, 2008 1. 100, Manuel Vidal vs Southern Ark., 1953 2. 48.3 vs Illinois State, 1973 Season 2. 99, Michael Adams vs Lamar, 1986 3. 47.3 vs Trinity, 1970 1. 1,062, Brandon Thompkins, 2007 T3. 98, Blaise Taylor vs Louisiana Tech, 2015 4. 45.2 vs Idaho, 2013 2. 854, Rod Hall, 2010 98, J.D. McKissic vs Idaho, 2013 5. 41.0 vs North Texas, 1989 3. 790, Brandon Thompkins, 2009 98, James Hickenbotham vs North TX, 2000 6. 37.5 vs Florida Int’l, 2007 4. 724, Robert Kilow, 2000 6. 97, Richie Woit vs Troy State, 1951 T7. 35.0 vs Missouri, 2015 5. 654, J.D. McKissic, 2015 T7. 95, Willie Harris vs Illinois State, 1973 35.0 at FAU, 2011 6. 629, J.D. McKissic, 2013 95, Kearney Blalack vs Trinity, 1970 9. 34.0 vs Idaho, 2001 7. 618, Chappell Mitchell, 1997 T9. 93, James Hickenbotham vs. Idaho, 2001 10. 33.0 vs North Carolina St., 2000 8. 593, Chris Collier, 1990 93, Chuck Monk vs North Texas, 1989 Season 9. 559, Darren Toney, 2004 1. 25.9 in 2015 10. 548, Brandon Thompkins, 2006 2. 25.2 in 2013 Career TEAM 3. 24.2 in 2000 1. 2,696, Brandon Thopkins, 2006‐09 4. 23.0 in 1970 2. 1,746, James Hickenbotham, 1999‐2002 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS T5. 22.5 in 2014 3. 1,513, Darren Toney, 2004‐07 Game: 22.5 in 1962 4. 1,504, Robert Kilow, 1998‐2000 1. 11 vs. Louisiana Tech, 1998 7. 22.4 in 1995 5. 1,473, J.D. McKissic, 2012‐15 T2. 9 vs. Tennessee, 2007 8. 22.3 in 1973 6. 1,212, Chris Collier, 1988‐90 9 vs. Missouri, 2004 9. 21.7 in 1999 7. 1,175, Corey Walker, 1993‐96 9 vs. Toledo, 1990 10. 21.6 in 2007 8. 1,146, Rod Hall, 2010‐11 Season 9. 1,068, Kearney Blalack, 1970‐72 1. 66 in 2007 180 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES COACHING RECORDS HOMECOMING HISTORY YEAR SCORE QUEEN 2018 ASU 38, South Alabama 14 Stacey Mott 2017 ASU 51, Coastal Carolina 17 Jasmine Okafor 2016 ASU 17, South Alabama 7 Hannah Aldridge 2015 ASU 49, Idaho 35 Kaily Nix 2014 ASU 28, Louisiana‐Monroe 14 Ellen Hakenwerth 2013 ASU 48, Idaho 24 Stevie Oberey 2012 ASU 36, South Alabama 29 Becca Hutchison 2011 ASU 37, North Texas 14 Candice Biggers 2010 Louisville 34, ASU 24 Sydney Oliger 2009 ASU 27, Florida Int’l 10 Sharnea Diggs 2008 ASU 31, MTSU 14 Anna Callaway 2007 ASU52, UL Lafayette 21 Amy Smith Larry Lacewell Bill Davidson Bennie Ellender 2006 ASU 29, North Texas 10 Lacey Hawkins 2005 ASU 3, Florida Atlantic 0 Tiffany Frazier 2004 ASU 13, Troy 9 Lauren Davis 30 HEAD COACHES 2003 ASU 21, SE Missouri 3 Shelley Lumbeck 2002 North Texas 13, ASU 10 Shantell Jackson Years Coach Seasons Games Won Lost Tied Pct. 2001 Jacksonville St. 31, ASU 28 Ellen Morgan 2014‐cur. Blake Anderson 5 64 39 25 0 .609 2000 Richmond 30, ASU 27 Lorna Scaife 2013 Bryan Harsin 1 12 7 5 0 .583 1999 Idaho 30, ASU 24 (OT) Andrea Hyman 1998 ASU 34, NMSU 31 (OT) Jill Babb 2012 Gus Malzahn 1 12 9 3 0 .750 1997 SW Louisiana 41, ASU 38 Sonja Reddick 2011 Hugh Freeze 1 12 10 2 0 .833 1996 ASU 38, SE Missouri 9 Heather Harrison 2002‐10 Steve Roberts 9 108 35* 63 0 .357 1995 ASU 37, Jacksonville St. 6 Angela Moore 1997‐2001 Joe Hollis 5 56 13 43 0 .232 1994 Pacific 30, ASU 16 Molly Mayer 1993 SW Louisiana 19, ASU 3 Marci Lawrence 1993‐96 John Bobo 4 44 13 30 1 .307 1992 NW Louisiana 24, ASU 18 Mitzi Talkington 1992 Ray Perkins 1 11 2 9 0 .182 1991 SW Missouri 37, ASU 20 Tammy Thomas 1990‐91 Al Kincaid 2 22 4 17 1 .205 1990 ASU 16, Northwest ern La. 8 Michelle Sample 1989 Pittsburg State 34, ASU 13 Michelle Weser 1979‐89 Larry Lacewell 11 131 69 58 4 .542 1988 ASU 28, Illinois State 10 Kathy Desgranges 1971‐78 Bill Davidson 8 84 51 32 1 .613 1987 ASU 27, North Texas 20 Fayeth Williams 1963‐70 Bennie Ellender 8 76 52 20 4 .711 1986 ASU 56, Lamar 7 Leith Mills 1960‐62 King Block 3 27 13 14 0 .482 1985 ASU 13, Texas‐Arlington 12 Paula Gibson 1984 ASU 37, Lamar 10 Traci Carlson 1958‐59 Hugh (Bones) Taylor 2 18 7 11 0 .389 1983 ASU 21, Louisiana Tech 7 Brooke Breeding 1955‐57 Gene Harlow 3 27 15 12 0 .556 1982 McNeese State 21, ASU 10 Jennifer Green 1954 Glen Harmeson 1 9 1 8 0 .111 1981 ASU 14, SW Louisiana 3 Sandy Statler 1980 McNeese State 36, ASU 28 Becky Grace 1946‐53 Forrest (Frosty) England 8 79 49 21 9 .677 1979 Lamar 20, ASU 10 Debbie Shumaker 1945 J.A. (Ike) Tomlinson 1 7 2 4 1 .357 1978 ASU 6, Lamar 3 Lee Ann Longinotti 1939‐41 Bill Adams 3 21 5 14 2 .286 1977 ASU 17, SW Louisiana 15 Christi Flynn 1936‐38 Leslie Speck 3 20 7 13 0 .350 1976 ASU 31, Lamar 0 LaDoris Speights 1975 ASU 48, Tenn‐Chattanooga 0 Rene Scaife 1934‐35 Tommie Mills 2 17 4 12 1 .265 1974 ASU 17, NE Louisiana 14 Marilyn Broadway 1933 E.T. Renfro 1 8 2 4 2 .375 1973 ASU 38, Illinois State 20 Veda Bunch 1931‐32 Jack Dale 2 15 9 6 0 .600 1972 Trinity 32, ASU 22 Tonya Hottel 1971 ASU 28, Texas‐Arlington 7 Phoebe Cyrus 1925‐30 Herbert Schwartz 6 45 18 21 6 .467 1970 ASU 23, North Dakota 18 Holly Dodd 1924 Bill Stanley 1 8 4 4 0 .500 1969 ASU 21, Drake 21 (tie) Maria Stewart 1922‐23 Tom Dandelet 2 14 0 13 1 .036 1968 ASU 48, Lamar 17 Jennifer Ware 1919‐21 Foy Hammons 3 19 8 10 1 .447 1967 ASU 24, Abilene Christian 14 Ann Smithwick 1966 Lamar 17, ASU 0 Lynn Valenteen 1914‐17 Earl W. Brannon 4 27 16 9 2 .522 1965 ASU 27, Murray State 13 Betty Steinsiek 1913 Clinton Young 1 5 3 1 1 .700 1964 ASU 7, Delta State 6 Sue Stewart 1911‐12 F.T. Parks 2 6 4 2 0 .667 1963 Murray State 34, ASU 33 Pat Warneke 1962 Southern Miss 20, ASU 7 Bettye Dee Keith TOTALS 104 1004 471^ 486 37 .488 1961 ASU 22, Murray State 14 Carolyn Cheek *10 wins later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Actual on‐field record was 1960 ASU 14, Southern Miss 13 Sue Cato 45‐63 for a .417 winning percentage. ^Actual on‐field record is 481‐486‐ 1959 ASU 36, Murray State 18 Carol Carr 37 for a .498 winning percentage. 1958 ASU 16, Austin Peay State 0 Gaylene Houck 1957 ASU 32, SE Oklahoma 7 Nancy Hubbell 1956 ASU 21, Louisiana Tech 13 Sue Fitzgerald 1955 Murray State 13, ASU 7 Ina Lee Wiles 1954 SE Louisiana 51, ASU 0 Carolyn Bollinger MISCELLANEOUS 1953 ASU 49, Southern Ark. 0 Mary Ann Donaldson LARGEST SCORING 1952 ASU 42, Lewis College 0 Nancy Cunning ham MARGINS RECORDS 1951 ASU 35, Florence State 13 Sue Tyler 1950 ASU 27, Henderson State 13 Mary Dean 1949 ASU 7, Delta State 6 Shirley Swaim VICTORIES MOST PENALTIES 1948 ASU 32, Henderson State 14 Jonny Bogess Year Oppo nent Score Game: 18 vs. Utah State, 2016 1947 ASU 0, Central Ark. 0 (tie) Betty Blackwood 1917 ...... Central Arkansas ...... 101‐0 Season: 121 in 2005 1946 ASU 20, Illinois Wesleyan 0 Doris Harding 2008 ...... Texas Southern ...... 83‐10 1940 ASU 13, Austin Peay St. 0 B. Lawhon, H. Sturdivant MOST YARDS PENALIZED 1939 ASU 7, Southern Illinois 0 Mildred Hout 1913 ...... Arkansas College ...... 69‐0 1938 Hendrix 6, ASU 0 Maggie Hogue 1951 ...... Southern Illinois ...... 68‐0 Game: 185 vs Arkansas Tech, 1955 1937 Tennessee‐Martin 16, ASU 7 Arlene Bullard 1913 ...... Memphis All‐Stars ...... 67‐0 Season: 1,032 in 2015 1936 ASU 13, Southern Ark. 6 Lucie Mai Weaver 2015 ...... Missouri State ...... 70‐7 1935 ASU 10, Arkansas‐Monticello 0 M. McGlasson FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED 1934 No Records Nina Crockett 1970 ...... Lamar...... 69‐7 Game: 0, multiple times 1932 Ark.‐Monticello 13, ASU 0 Dorothy Matthews 2009 ...... Miss. Valley St...... 61‐0 1931 ASU 13, Southern State 7 GM Graves Season: 391 in 1964 1963 ...... St. Mary (Kan.)...... 68‐7 1930 Arkansas College 27, ASU 0 Eila McElyea 1929 Arkansas College 54, ASU 13 Martha Little 1932 ...... NW Mississippi JC ...... 60‐0 1928 ASU 6, Arkansas‐Little Rock 0 1928 ...... Mountain Home Coll...... 59‐0 1927 ASU 12, Mayfield (Mo.) 0 Elizabeth Altman 1984 ...... Tennessee‐Martin ...... 72‐14 1926 ASU 14, Arkansas College 7 1925 ASU 12, Central Arkansas 6 Amelia Griffin* 2003 ...... Tennessee‐Martin ...... 63‐6 1924 ASU 24, Alumni 0 Mae Nichols* 1956 ...... Concordia (Neb.) ...... 56‐0 1923 ASU 0, Alumni 0 (tie) Jewell Smith* 1985 ...... North Texas State ...... 56‐0 1922 Arkansas Tech 69, ASU 0 AG McGill* 2012 ...... Alcorn State...... 56‐0 1921 Central Arkansas 13, ASU 6 *—Carnival Queen 1987 ...... East Texas State...... 77‐22 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 181 ARKANSAS STATE CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM RECORDS SCORING MOST POINTS SCORED: 30, Corey Walker (ASU) vs. La. Tech, 11‐9‐96 TOP RUSHING GAMES IN CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM MOST TOUCHDOWNS: 5, Corey Walker (ASU) vs. La. Tech, 11‐9‐96 1. 272 — Joe Abdullah (Pacific), 10‐22‐94 MOST EXTRA POINTS: 11, Scott Roper (ASU) vs. East Texas State, 9‐26‐87; 11, Josh 2. 269 — LaDainian Tomlinson (TCU), 9‐25‐99 Arauco (ASU) vs. Texas Southern, 9‐6‐09 3. 242 — Willie English (Central Florida), 10‐5‐91 MOST FIELD GOALS: 6, Brian Davis (ASU) vs. UCA, 9‐24‐12 4. 235 — Irving Spikes (Northeast La.), 11‐6‐93 LONGEST FG: 63, J. Duren (ASU), vs. McNeese St., 11‐23‐74; Scott Roper (ASU) vs. 5. 234 — Stephen Starring (McNeese St.), 10‐25‐80 NTSU, 11‐7‐87 6. 229 — Marcus Cox (Appalachian St.), 11‐15‐14 7. 225 — Reggie Arnold (ASU), 10‐13‐07 RUSHING 8. 223 — John Henry White (La. Tech), 10‐15‐77 MOST NET YARDS GAINED: 272,Joe Abdullah (Pacific), 10‐22‐94 9. 221 — Michael Gordon (ASU), 10‐3‐15 MOST CARRIES: 43, Barry Redden (Richmond), 9‐19‐81 T10. 215 — Antonio Andrews (Western Ky.), 9‐29‐12 LONGEST PLAY: 91, Michael Gordon (ASU) vs Arkansas‐Pine Bluff, 8‐31‐13 215 — Marquis Williams (ASU) vs. Nevada, 11‐20‐93 PASSING 12. 209 — Derek Lawson (ASU) vs. TX Southern, 9‐6‐09 MOST ATTEMPTS: 56, Patrick Mitchell (Utah State), 9‐2‐95 13. 207 — Leroy Harris (ASU) vs. Southwestern La., 10‐4‐75 MOST COMPLETIONS: 37, Cody Wells (UL Monroe), 11‐8‐12 14. 204 — Jason Cooper (La. Tech), 9‐28‐91 MOST YARDS GAINED: 508, Tim Rattay (Louisiana Tech), 11‐7‐98 15. 201 — Jalen Nixon (Louisiana‐Lafayette), 10‐20‐16 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES: 7, Tim Rattay (Louisiana Tech), 11‐7‐98 16. 193 — Antonio Warren (ASU) vs. Tulsa, 9‐7‐02 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED: 5, David Bates (TX‐Arlington), 11‐2‐85 17. 192 — Dennis Bolden (ASU) vs. NE La., 9‐4‐76 BEST COMP. PCT. (Min. 10 Att.): .923 (12 of 13), Ryan Aplin (ASU), 9‐22‐12 18. 189 — Deon Ridgell (NW La.), 10‐3‐92 LONG PLAY: 84—T. Langford to J. Lewis (ASU) vs. SIU, 10‐1‐83; R. Slack to F. Turner, NW La., 9‐5‐87; 19. 189 — Theron McClendon (McNeese St.), 10‐25‐80 Corey Leonard to David Johnson (ASU) vs. ULL, 10‐13‐07 20. 184 — Michael Gordon (ASU), 11‐16‐13 21. 183 — Jonathan Adams (ASU) vs. NM St., 10‐21‐00 TOTAL OFFENSE 22. 181 — Amani Rogers (UNLV), 9‐22‐18 MOST PLAYS: 92, Justice Hansen (A‐State), 12‐2‐17 181 — Dwane Brown (ASU) vs. Lamar, 11‐15‐86 MOST YARDS GAINED: 489, Justice Hansen (A‐State), 12‐2‐17 24. 176 — Chris Easley (ASU) vs. Idaho, 11‐8‐03 176 — Roy Johnson (ASU) vs. Southern Ill., 9‐30‐89 RECEIVING MOST RECEPTIONS: 14, Kevin Alexander (Utah St.), 9‐2‐95; Nick Dugas (ULL), 10‐13‐01; Brent Leonard (ULM), 11‐8‐12 A‐STATE IN NCAA RECORDS MOST YARDS GAINED: 284, Lennie Johnson (ASU) vs. SW Mo. St., 11‐8‐97 MOST TD PASSES CAUGHT: 4, Troy Edwards from Tim Rattay (La. Tech), 11‐7‐98 Division I (FBS) LONGEST RECEPTION: 84, Judious Lewis from T. Langford (ASU) vs. Southern Illinois, 10‐ TEAM 1‐80; Floyd Turner from Rusty Slack (Northwestern La), 9‐5‐87; D. from C. (ASU) 1. Rushing Offense Champions, 1975 vs. ULL, 10‐13‐07 2. Most Interceptions, 2015 3. Most Defensive Touchdowns, 2015 PUNTING 4. Most Tackles for Loss, 2016 MOST PUNTS: 12, John Howell (UT Chattanooga), 11‐1‐75; Scot Simons (ASU) vs. UAB, 11‐22‐97 5. Punt Return Defense, ‐1.88 ypa MOST PUNTING YARDAGE: 463, Dennis Pendergraft (NW La.), 10‐7‐78 INDIVIDUAL BEST PUN AVG. (Min. 3): 58.0, Stephen Hogan (ASU) vs. App. State, 11‐15‐14 (3‐174) 1. Points responsible for per game — 22.2 avg by Jus‐ LONGEST PUNT: 80, Joe Slayton (ASU) vs. Lamar, 10‐27‐79 tice Hansen, 2017

KICKOFF RETURNS Division I‐A MOST RETURNS: 7, R. Kilow (ASU) vs. Boise St., 11‐4‐00; Ben West, FIU, 9‐24‐05; Deion Holli‐ TEAM man (Missouri State), 9‐19‐2016 1. Most Opp. Punts Blocked By (season) — 11 in 1975 MOST RETURN YARDS: 176, Lamont Zachery (ASU) vs. Southwestern La., 10‐4‐97 2. Two opposing I‐A players each gaining 200 yards or LONGEST RETURN: 99, Michael Adams (ASU) vs. Lamar, 11‐15‐86; 99, Marcus Jones more in a game: Corey Walker, ASU (212) and (Troy) 12‐2‐17 Charles Talley, Northern Illinois (251) PUNT RETURNS INDIVIDUAL MOST RETURNS: 8, Steve Hanschen (ASU) vs. Northwestern La., 10‐7‐78 1. Most Opponents Punts Blocked By (season) — 8 by Jimmy MOST RETURN YARDS: 130, James Johnson (ASU) vs. UT Martin, 9‐10‐05 (for TD) Lisko, 1975; Jimmy Francis, Baylor, 1989 LONGEST RETURN: 89, Kevin Jones (ASU) vs. Memphis, 9‐27‐07 (for TD) Division I‐AA (FCS) INTERCEPTIONS TEAM MOST INT.: 3, G. Lee (ASU) vs. UTA, 11‐2‐85; Chris Thompson (Nicholls St.), 11‐22‐01 MOST RETURN YARDAGE: 99, Money Hunter (ASU) vs. Texas State, 12‐5‐15 1. Fewest Passes Attempted By Both Teams (game) — LONGEST RETURN: 100, Marcus Jones (Troy), 12‐2‐17 11 (8 by ASU; 3 by Memphis, 1982) 2. Annual Defense Champions—Arkansas St., 1985 TEAM RECORDS 3. Most Touchdowns Scored Rushing (game) — 10 MOST POINTS SCORED: 83, Arkansas State (vs. Texas Southern), 9‐6‐09 vs. East Texas State, 1987 MOST POINTS (Both Teams): 103, Arkasnas State 68, NMSU 35, 11‐29‐14 TOTAL OFFENSE: 764, Arkansas State vs. New Mexico State, 11‐29‐14 4.ASU's 20‐game home winning streak is the ninth‐ MOST YARDS RUSHING: 621, ASU vs. Tennessee‐Martin, 9‐15‐84 longest in I‐AA history. MOST YARDS PASSING: 552, Louisiana Tech, 11‐7‐98 INDIVIDUAL MOST FIRST DOWNS: 34, ASU (vs. Memphis), 9‐8‐12; ASU (vs. NMSU), 11‐29‐14 MOST PLAYS: 99, Arkansas State vs. Utah State, 9‐2‐95 1. Most Consecutive Quarters Kicking a Field Goal TOTAL DEFENSE: 57, ASU (allowed to UT Chattanooga), 11‐1‐75 (career) — 7 by Scott Roper in 1986 (3 vs. Mc‐ RUSHING DEFENSE: 11, ASU (allowed to Louisiana Tech), 10‐15‐83 Neese State, 4 vs. North Texas State) PASSING DEFENSE: ‐3 , Southwestern La. (allowed to ASU), 10‐10‐81 1. Longest FG — 63 by Scott Roper vs. No. TX, 1987 TOP 20 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS LONGEST WIN STREAK IN STADIUM: 17 (1984‐87) 1. For four straight seasons, ASU finished among the top LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK IN STADIUM: 20 (1984‐87) 12 I‐AA teams in the final I‐AA polls; 10th in 1984, 6th LARGEST CROWD: 31,243 (vs.Middle Tennessee), 12‐1‐2012 in 1985, 2nd in 1986, 12th in 1987. 182 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES OPPONENT RECORDS INDIVIDUAL Louisiana Tech, 1981; C. Small, Fla. At- Most Penalty Yards: 189, NW Louisiana, 1976 lantic, 2006 Most Yards Returned: 100, Marcus Jones, Troy, LONGEST PLAYS RUSHING 2017 Most Rushes: 43, Barry Redden, Richmond, 1981 Best Average (Min. 2 returns): 47.0, David Du- RUSHING Most Yards: 272, Joe Abdullah, Pacific, 1994 mars, NE Louisiana, 1977 (2 returns) 1. 95, Keith White, Memphis State, 1948 Best Avg. (Min. 15 att.): 15.7, Marqui Warford, Memphis, 2013 Longest Return: 100, Marcus Jones, Troy, 2017 2. 92, Leon Fry, Abilene Christian, 1954 Most Touchdowns: 5, Kareem Hunt, Toldeo, 2014 3. 92, Lennie Kelly, Delta State, 1950 Longest Run: 95, Keith White, Memphis St., 1948 TEAM PASSING PASSING 1. 92, Clint Longley to Richard Williams, ACU, 1973 Most Attempts: 63, Jim Lindsey, Abilene Christian, 1970 RUSHING T2. 85, Ricky Dobbs to Greg Jones, Navy, 2010 Most Completions: 37, Cody Wells, UL Monroe, 2012 Most Rushes: 73, Southern Illinois, 1971; Mis- 85, Walter Phythian to Charles Andrews, NE La., 1986 Most Yards: 508, Tim Rattay, La. Tech, 1998 sissippi State, 1992 85, Chester Norris to Ken Farmer, Delta State, 1963 Most Touchdowns: 7, Tim Rattay, La. Tech, 1998 Most Yards: 505, Austin College, 1954 T5. 84, Rusty Slack to Floyd Turner, NW La., 1987 Best Percentage (Min. 20 Attempts): .882, PASSING 84, Danny Sparkman to Edwin Lovelady, Memphis, 1984 Clint Marks, MTSU, 2004 (30 of 34) Most Attempts: 65, Abilene Christian, 1970 84, Danny Sparkman to Derrick Crawford, Memphis, 1983 Most Interceptions: 5, Michael Johnson, Most Completions: 38, Nevada, 1996; La. Tech, 84, Paul McCall to T.Y. Hilton, FIU, 2008 Akron, 1988; Gene Johnson, 1996; Louisiana Tech, 1998 PUNTING Louisiana Tech, 1988; David Bates, Most Yards: 552, Louisiana Tech, 1998 1. 78, Steve Mick, Southern Illinois, 1976 Texas-Arlington, 1985; Ken Lauter- Most Touchdowns: 7, Louisiana Tech, 1998 2. 74, Dale Conner, North Dakota, 1970 bach, Abilene Christian, 1971; Mike Best Completion Pct.: .808, NT, 1988 (21 of 26) 3. 72, Brit Framel, UL Lafayette, 2006 Grejbowski, Drake, 1969; Tom Most Times Intercepted: 5, Florida Interna- 4. 71, Don Whitney, Texas-Arlington, 1973 Garza, Trinity, 1969 tional, 2005; Akron, 1988; La. Tech, T5. 70, Will Goggans, Troy, 2010 Longest Pass: 92, Clint Longley to Richard 1988; Texas-Arling ton, 1985; Memphis 70, W. Atterberry, North Texas, 2010 Williams, Abilene Christian, 1973 St., 1975; Abilene Christian, 1971; 70, Bucky Scribner, Kansas, 1981 TOTAL OFFENSE Drake, 1969; Trinity, 1969 FIELD GOALS Most Plays: 67, Jim Lindsey, Abilene Ch., 1970 TOTAL OFFENSE 1. 59, Alan Smith, Texas A&M, 1983 Most Yards: 506, Clint Longley, ACU, 1973 Most Plays: 99, Utah State, 1995 T2. 57, Alan Smith, Texas A&M, 1983 Best Average: 16.3, Paul Carruth, Ala., 1982 Most Yards: 730, Louisiana Tech, 1998 57, Mike Andrie, Lamar, 1987 RECEIVING Best Average: 9.5, Louisiana Tech, 1998 4. 55, Gregg Goodman, Southern Ill., 1970 Most Receptions: 18, Geoff Noisy, Nev., 1996 Most First Downs: 36, Louisiana Tech, 1990 5. 54, Skipper Butler, UT Arlington, 1968 Most Yards: 224, Martel Moore, NIU, 2012 Most Rushing First Downs: 21, Texas St., 2014 T6. 53, Sean Fleming, Wyoming, 1990 Best Average (Min. 3 catches): 50.3, Phillip Most Passing First Downs: 22, La. Tech, 1998 53, Rafael Septien, SW Louisiana, 1976 Dorsett, Miami, 2014 (4 for 201) Most Penalty First Downs: 4, McNeese State, 1986; 8. 52, Rafael Septien, SW Louisiana, 1976 Most Touchdowns: 4—Troy Edwards, La. Tech, 1998 Southern Ill., 1983; La. Tech, 1982; East Car., T9. 51, Stevie Artigue, Louisiana, 2017 SCORING 1996; So. Ala., 2014, Coastal Carolina, 2017 51, Jerry Pope, Louisiana Tech, 1973 Most Points: 30, Kareem Hunt, Toledo, 2014 SCORING PUNT RETURNS Most Touchdowns: 5, Kareem Hunt, Toldeo, 2014 Most Points: 95, Central Arkansas, 1937 1. 85, Vic Minor, Northeast Louisiana, 1979 Most Extra Point Kicks: 9, Jeremiah Detmer, Toledo, 2014 Most Touchdowns: 15, Central Ark., 1937 2. 80, L. Singleton, Florida Int’l, 2007 Most PAT Kick Attempts: 9, Jeremiah Detmer, Toledo, 2014 Most Extra Point Kicks: 10, La. State, 1991 3. 78, Andy Nelson, Memphis State, 1956 Most Field Goals: 6, Sean Fleming, Wyoming, Most PAT Kicks Attempted: 10, Louisiana 4. 77, Jeff Steele, Northeast La., 1989 1990; Alan Smith, Texas A&M, 1983 State, 1991; Louisiana Tech, 1998 5. 73, Stanley Kinchen, La. State, 1991 Most Field Goal Attempts: 7, Alan Smith, TAMU, Most Field Goals: 6, Wyoming, 1990; Texas A&M, 1983 6. 71, Tony Kowotski, Mississippi St., 1951 1983; Dustin Rivest, Florida Int’l, 2008 Most Field Goal Attempts: 7, Texas A&M, 1983 7. 70, Norman Duplain, Miss. St., 1950 Most Points Kicking: 20—Sean Fleming, Wyoming, PUNTING 8. 65, Leon Fry, Abilene Christian, 1953 1990; Alan Smith, Texas A&M, 1983 Most Punts: 13, Lamar, 1975 9. 60, Billy Cannon, Texas A&M, 1983 PUNTING Most Yards: 506, New Mexico State, 2017 KICKOFF RETURNS Most Punts: 13, Ricky Gohlke, Lamar, 1975 Best Average: 53.8, Southern Ill., 1982 (4 punts) 1. 100—Paul Hynes, La. Tech, 1957 Most Yards: 470, Bucky Scribner, Kansas, 1981 PUNT RETURNS T2. 99—JD Spielman, Nebraska, 2017 Best Average: 53.0, Austin Rehkow, Idaho, 2014 Most Returns: 10, Alabama-Birmingham, 1997 99—Marcus Jones, Troy, 2017 Longest Punt: 78, Steve Mick, So. Ill., 1976 Most Yards: 160, Oklahoma, 2000 99—Vic Kubu, Murray State, 1963 PUNT RETURNS Best Average: 42.0, North Texas, 1988 5. 98–U. Parrish, Tulsa, 2003 Most Returns: 10, Rodregis Brooks, Alabama- KICKOFF RETURNS T6. 97—Harold Robinson, Akron, 1991 Birmingham, 1997 Most Returns: 13, East Texas State, 1987 97—John Avery, Mississippi, 1996 Most Yards: 160, J.T. Thatcher, Oklahoma, 2000 (5 ret) Most Yards: 254, ULM, 2017 8. 96—Vic Kubu, Murray State, 1963 Best Average (Min. 3 returns): 32.0, J.T. Best Average: 52.3, Texas A&M, 2003 T9. 95—Marcus Green Thatcher, Oklahoma, 2000 (5 for 160) PASS INTERCEPTIONS 95—James Kennison, Southwestern La., 1955 Longest Return: 85, Vic Minor, Northeast La., 1979 Most Interceptions: 6, Southern Miss, 1979 INTERCEPTION RETURNS KICKOFF RETURNS (106 yards); Utah St., 2003 (10-25-03) 1. 100, Marcus Jones, Troy, 2017 Most Returns: 7, Nate McGhee, Southern Ill., 1987 Most Yards: 111, LSU, 1991 (4 returns) 2. 94, Billy Bond, Louisiana Tech, 1956 Most Yards: 195, Vic Kubu, Murray St., 1963 FUMBLES 3. 90, Ron Irvin, Southwestern La., 1977 Best Average (Min. 3 returns): 54.5, Charles Most Fumbles: 12, SW Louisiana, 1974 T4. 85, David Dumars, Northeast La., 1977 McDaniel, La. Tech, 1972 Most Fumbles Lost: 6, Mississippi St., 1956 85, Izell Reese, UAB, 1997 Longest Return: 100, Paul Hynes, La. Tech, 1957 PENALTIES 6. 84, Lorenzo Ferguson, Va. Tech, 1997 INTERCEPTIONS Most Penalties: 18, Trinity, 1972 7. 77, Percy Nabors, Memphis St., 1983 Most Interceptions: 3, Andre Young, ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 183 ARKANSAS STATE A‐STATE HALL OF HONOR

Neil Abel...... 2009 inductee Bill Caldwell ...... 1985 inductee Golf Coach, 1980‐2006 Three sports, 1956‐59 Linda Allison ...... 1994 inductee Jim Callaway ...... 1992 inductee Basketball, 1980‐84 Baseball, 1965‐68 Fred Barnett ...... 1999 inductee Ron Carroll ...... 2005 inductee Football, 1986‐89 Trainer, 1976‐present Randy Barnhill ...... 2003 inductee Maurice Carthon ...... 1991 inductee Football, 1984‐86 Football, 1979‐82 Mike Beebe ...... 2008 inductee Nelson Catalina ...... 1991 inductee Honorary Inductee Basketball Coach, 1979‐95 Amanda Beeler...... 2018 inductee Howard Cissell ...... 1993 inductee Women’s Golf, 1998‐017 Football, 1954‐57 Earl Bell ...... 1986 inductee Michael Cline...... 2015 inductee Track, 1974‐77 Football, 1983‐85 Bill Bergey ...... 1982 inductee Beth Cochran Thomas ...... 2017 inductee Football, 1965‐68 Volleyball, 1996‐99 Harold Blood...... 2016 inductee Gary Crane...... 1992 inductee Track, 1988‐90 Basketball, 1965‐68; Football, 1967‐68 Everett Bolton ...... 1986 inductee Carter Ray Crawford ...... 1997 inductee Three sports, 1939‐41, 1946‐48 Football, 1984‐85 Rusty Bourg ...... 1995 inductee Dave Dailey ...... 2000 inductee Baseball, 1967‐70 Golf, 1984‐88 Gene Bradley ...... 2009 inductee Bill Davidson ...... 1984 inductee Football, 1976‐79 Football, 1953‐57; FB Coach, 1968‐78 Steve Brooks...... 1995 inductee Adrianne Davie ...... 2017 inductee Basketball, 1970‐74 Women’s Basketball, 2004‐07 Dwane Brown ...... 2001 inductee Tommy Davis ...... 2002 inductee Football, 1984‐87 Football, 1958‐59 Ray Brown ...... 1996 inductee Geoffrey Desmond ...... 2018 inductee Football, 1983‐85 Baseball, 2004‐05 Dan Buckley...... 1995 inductee John Dickey...... 1997 inductee Football, 1966‐69 Basketball, Football, Baseball, 1947‐48 Jess Bucy ...... 1998 inductee John Dickson ...... 1984 inductee Baseball, 1949‐51; Basketball, 1949‐51 Basketball, 1963‐67 Mike Burk ...... 1997 inductee Wayne Dorton ...... 2004 inductee Basketball, 1964‐68 Football, 1968‐71 Johnie Burnett ...... 1985 inductee Bennie Ellender ...... 1982 inductee Four sports, 1927‐29 Football Coach, 1963‐70

184 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES A‐STATE HALL OF HONOR Carlos Emmons...... 2015 inductee Rickey Jemsion ...... 2012 inductee Football, 1992‐95 Football, 1983‐86 Marina Engelbrecht...... 2014 inductee Garry Johnson ...... 2011 inductee Women’s Tennis, 2003‐06; Tennis Coach 2012‐15 Football, 1999‐02 Frosty England ...... 1983 inductee Tyrell Johnson ...... 2016 inductee Football Coach, 1946‐53 Football, 2004‐07 Frank Farella ...... 1999 inductee Ken Jones...... 1987 inductee Football, 1954‐57 Football, 1972‐75 David Faught ...... 2009 inductee Al Joyner ...... 1993 inductee Men’s Golf, 1994‐97 Track, 1980‐83 Bob Ferralasco ...... 2008 inductee Gerald Jumper ...... 1990 inductee Football 1946 Football, 1964‐67 Charlotte Fields ...... 1998 inductee Tim Keane ...... 2005 inductee Basketball, 1984‐88 Football, 1965‐67; Football Coach, 1972‐89 Jay Flanagan ...... 2007 inductee George Kell ...... 1999 inductee Track Coach, 1989‐2007 Tennis, 1940 Chico Fletcher ...... 2012 inductee Monica Klebe...... 1998 inductee Basketball, 1997‐2000 Track, 1986‐89 Don Floyd ...... 2003 inductee Guy Kochel ...... 1984 induc tee Athletic Director, 1969‐75 Track Coach, 1972‐89 Pedtra Wilson Flournoy...... 2002 inductee John Koldus ...... 1995 inductee Track, 1990‐93 Baseball, 1952‐53; Football, 1950‐52 Charlie Fredrick ...... 2006 inductee Larry Lacewell ...... 1987 inductee Football, 1984‐87 FB Coach, Athletic Direc tor, 1979‐90 Aubrey Gatewood ...... 1988 inductee Tim Langford ...... 2008 inductee Baseball, 1956‐59 Football, 1980‐83 Bob Giersburg...... 1994 inductee Harry Larche ...... 1983 inductee Track, 1966‐68 Three sports, 1946‐48 George Glenn...... 1984 inductee Doug Lowery ...... 2005 inductee Baseball, 1963‐66 Football, 1970‐73 Terry Gwin...... 1985 inductee Mike Malham, Jr...... 2001 inductee Football, 1965‐66 Football, 1972‐75 Julie Hagood ...... 2010 inductee Mike Malham, Sr...... 2006 inductee Women’s Basketball, 1997‐2000 Football Coach, 1971‐84 James Hamilton ...... 1990 inductee Ron Meeks...... 2017 inductee Football, 1968‐71 Football (1975‐76), Track (1974) Foy Hammons ...... 1988 induc tee Tim Maloney ...... 2004 inductee Football, 1913‐15; FB Coach, 1919‐21 Baseball, 1981‐83 Jay Hansen...... 2018 inductee Micah Marsh...... 2007 inductee Men’s Basketball, 1980‐84 Basketball, 1994‐98 Lauren Fair Harmon ...... 2008 inductee Jo Beth Carmack Mathis ...... 2000 inductee Volleyball, 1993‐96 Volleyball, 1990‐92 Calvin Harrell ...... 1994 inductee Margie Kolat McGee...... 2006 inductee Football, 1968‐71 Volleyball, 1991‐94 Jeff Hartwig...... 2000 inductee Frank McGuigan ...... 2018 inductee Track, 1989‐90 Football, 1967‐68 Dan Henderson ...... 1995 inductee Kendra Meichsner ...... 2005 inductee Basketball, 1974‐77 Tennis, 1995‐98 Thomas Hill ...... 1982 inductee Dennis Meyer ...... 1991 inductee Track, 1968‐72 Football, 1968‐71 David Hines...... 1996 inductee Maurice Miller ...... 1986 inductee Football, 1972‐75 Three sports, 1946‐50 Joe Hollimon...... 1993 inductee David Mitchell ...... 2013 inductee Football, 1971‐74 Football, 1970‐73 Keith Horn ...... 2010 inductee Andy Morris ...... 1990 inductee Baseball, 1993‐95 Baseball, 1958‐61; SID, 1969‐74; Asst. AD, 1974‐77 T.J. Humphreys ...... 1988 inductee Mike Morris...... 2018 inductee Football, Track, 1973‐77 Football, 1979‐82 Marvin Jarrett...... 2000 inductee Jerry Muckensturm ...... 1992 inductee Basketball, 1978‐80 Football, 1972‐75 Sue Jayroe...... 1997 inductee Anthony Myles ...... 2001 inductee Basketball, 1975‐80 Basketball, 1978‐80 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 185 ARKANSAS STATE A‐STATE HALL OF HONOR Marvin Neloms...... 2011 inductee Tommy Spiers...... 1998 inductee Football, 1983‐86 Football, 1954‐56 Newton Norris ...... 2001 inductee Paul Stovall...... 2000 inductee Basketball, 1934‐37 Football, Track, 1953‐54 Beth Anderson Nuneviller ...... 2012 inductee Dan Summers ...... 1998 inductee Volleyball, 1988‐89, & Tennis, 1989‐90 Football, 1962‐65 Okey Oldham...... 1990 inductee Kellie Suttle...... 2016 inductee Football, 1928‐29; Baseball, 1928‐30 Track, 1994‐96 Roy Painter...... 2002 inductee Clovis Swinney ...... 1989 inductee Football, 1973‐76 Football, 1967‐69 Bill Phillips ...... 1992 inductee John Tate ...... 1998 inductee Football, 1968‐71 Basketball, 1986‐89 Paul Pilla ...... 2015 inductee Sonja Tate ...... 2004 inductee Track & Field, 1979‐80 Basketball, Track, 1990‐93 Wayne Pitcock ...... 1991 inductee Donnie Taylor ...... 2001 inductee Baseball, 1967‐69 Track, 1976‐79 Chris Poole...... 2010 inductee Bill Templeton ...... 1987 inductee Volleyball Coach, 1987‐92 FB, 1954‐56; FB Coach, 1965‐79, Asst. AD, 1980‐cur. Ed Preston ...... 1991 inductee Harold Thomas ...... 1996 inductee Track, 1975‐77 Baseball, 1953‐56 John Rauth...... 1983 inductee Willard Tilley ...... 1982 inductee Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, 1949‐79 Football, Basketball, 1939‐40 Tom Reese...... 2007 inductee J.A. Tomlinson ...... 1982 inductee Football, 1962‐65 Athletic Dir., Baseball Coach, 1944‐76 Kyle Richardson ...... 2015 inductee Jan Troutt ...... 1996 inductee Football, 1992‐95 Track, 1983‐85 Don Riggs ...... 1986 inductee Shyla Tucker ...... 2003 inductee Four sports, 1955‐59 Basketball, 1991‐94 Kelly Riley ...... 2009 inductee Joe Turner ...... 2011 inductee Track & Field, 1989‐92 Football, 1960‐62 David Rodely...... 2015 inductee Juli Vaccari...... 1990 inductee Track & Field, 1988‐91 Volleyball, 1975‐78 Jerry Rook ...... 1983 inductee Tommy Walker ...... 2013 inducteed Basketball, 1962‐65 Football, 1980‐83 Scott Roper...... 2010 inductee Jim Wagner...... 1996 inductee Football, 1986‐87 Baseball, 1967‐70 John Rose...... 1985 inductee Terry Whiting ...... 2016 inductee Track, Basketball Coach, 1963‐76 Football, 1968‐71 Dana Ryan...... 1989 inductee Sam Wier...... 1988 inductee Baseball, 1965‐68 Football, 1960‐62; Football Assistant, 1971‐72 Daniel Ryland...... 2014 inductee Matt Whiteside...... 2007 inductee Track & Field, 1998‐2000, 2002 Baseball, 1987‐90 Don Scaife ...... 1989 inductee Bob Williams...... 1987 inductee Basketball, 1973‐75 Track, 1975‐79; Coach, 1980‐86 Bobby Scott ...... 1992 inductee J.H. Williams ...... 2013 inductee Four sports, 1948‐51 Basketball, 1973‐75 Elbert Shelley...... 1997 inductee Marcia Williams...... 1993 inductee Football, 1983‐86 Tennis, 1977‐80; Coach, 1980‐2011 Fred Shepherd ...... 2002 inductee H.T. Winters...... 1983 inductee Basketball, 1990‐93 Football, Baseball, 1929‐32 Doug Shouse...... 2013 inductee Jerry Ann Winters ...... 1994 inductee Track & Field, 1982‐84 Women's Basketball Coach, 1984‐95 James E. Simmons...... 2006 inductee Bennie Wilhelm ...... 1993 inductee Football, 1970‐72 Four sports, 1946‐49 Ron Smith...... 2014 inductee Jim Wiseman ...... 2007 inductee Football, 1976‐79 Football, 1984‐87 Leslie Speck...... 1984 inductee Richie Woit ...... 1989 inductee Three sports, 1931‐35; Coach, 1936‐38 Football, 1950‐53 Robert Speer ...... 2014 inductee Kay Woodiel ...... 1988 inductee Football, 1973‐76 Coach in three women’s sports, 1974‐84 Jerald Spencer ...... 2006 inductee Josh Yates ...... 2017 inductee Track & Field, 1965‐67 Baseball, 2006‐07 186 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL THIS IS A‐STATE ARKANSAS STATE ATHLETICS FACILITIES Arkansas State’s athletics programs compete season and a new scoreboard was installed in in top‐of‐the line facilities. 2011. Centennial Bank Stadium, which opened in A‐State’s newest women’s program, bowl‐ 1974, has evolved into a beautiful stadium ing, competes in the Jonesboro Bowling Center, which seats over 30,000 fans. The stadium un‐ where a new locker room, lounge and pro shop derwent a “Centennial Expansion” construction have been constructed project that covered 40,000 square feet, in‐ The Red Wolves’ soccer and track and field cluding the press box and concourse, prior to teams utilized the same stadium for the first the 2015 season. Now, additional construction time in school history during 2014‐15, as the is underway and near completion on a two‐level soccer field was relocated as part of the track 66,500‐square foot football facility in Centen‐ facility. nial Bank Stadium’s north end zone. The proj‐ A‐State has also completed a new women’s ect also includes new outdoor premium seating soccer and women’s tennis facility, which options comprised of loge boxes and terrace houses both squads’ locker rooms, training seating with premium food and access to two room, offices and more. New tennis courts cash bars, which was all completed in time for were completed in 2016 as well. the 2018 season. Facilities have received a number of facelifts The 192,000 square‐foot First National Bank since Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir’s ar‐ Arena is a multi‐purpose facility that is home to rival in 2012, making sure that the athletic de‐ the A‐State basketball, volleyball and indoor partment’s “front door” and other sports areas track and field teams. possess a first‐class appearance. Coaches and student‐athletes moved into a A‐State has completed, is in the process of $2.7 million track and field complex in spring completing and has committed a combined $80 2004. It contains a new eight‐lane 400‐meter million in construction and facility renovations track, installed in 2016, and can be set up for since Mohajir’s arrival, including stadium light‐ two NCAA venues. ing and seats at Centennial Bank Stadium. Also Three local country clubs graciously allow A‐ included in the upgrades have been renovations State’s men’s and women’s golf programs to and updates inside the A‐State Football Facility utilize their facilities for practice and play. and weight rooms and locker rooms. Renova‐ J.A. “Ike” Tomlinson Stadium‐Kell Field serves tions to the training rooms at both Centennial as home to Red Wolves baseball. Built in 1993, Bank Stadium and First National Bank Arena, the stadium received complete lighting in 1996, where new seating has also been installed, are 206 field level seats were added for the 2008 among the completed facility projects as well.

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Founded in 1909, Arkansas State University is a Carnegie Research 2 institution and the second‐largest university in the state. It hosts the first osteopathic medical school in the state of Arkansas, NYIT’s College of Osteopathic Med‐ icine, and opened the first U.S.‐style residential campus in Mexico in fall 2017. A‐State is the heart of activity for its home town of Jonesboro, starting with its FBS Division I athletic program, and is the economic and research hub for the region. Dedicated to teaching, research and service, the university provides students with the broad educational founda‐ tions that help them develop critical thinking, decision‐making, analytical, and communication skills. With more than 90,000 living alumni, the university is the state's leading provider of nursing graduates, early childhood educators, and agricultural business graduates. Research opportunities alongside our faculty are not the exception at A‐State. Whether it is performing experiments at the Arkansas Biosciences Institute at A‐State or assisting with research studies in other laboratory spaces, hands‐on work usually associated with graduate school is common for our students. These undergraduate experiences are high‐ lighted by the annual Create@State spring conference. Create@State participants have an advantage in achieving the graduate school of their choice, including continuing to advance degrees at Arkansas State. Within a one‐square mile area of its campus, A‐State is the center of cultural, entertainment and tourism for NEA, with the largest concert venue, First National Bank Arena, as well as the largest concert hall and theatre located at Fowler Center. Centennial Bank Stadium is the home of the Red Wolves football program, a FBS Division I athletic pro‐ gram with eight consecutive bowl appearances. Nestled adjacent to all three is the new Red Wolf Convention Center and Embassy Suites Hotel, the first large‐scale convention facility in the region. The Bradbury Art Museum is the re‐ gion’s leading visual arts facility, and the Arkansas State Museum is the only natural science, history and children’s mu‐ seum on a university campus in the state. The Griffin College of Business is home to the Delta Center for Economic Development, the Robert M. “Bob” Wood Sales Leadership Center, the Women’s Business Leadership Center, and one of the top rated online MBA programs in the country. One of the region’s centers of excellence in media and communication, Arkansas State’s School of Media and Jour‐

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nalism is home to an accredited media programs whose students regularly take home national awards, the oldest NPR‐ member radio station west of the Mississippi (KASU) and a near century‐long tradition of a student‐run newspaper, The Herald. Arkansas State was named the No. 1 nursing school in the state, and ninth in its national region by NurseJournal.org in 2016. Among the health professions areas, A‐State added a doctoral program in occupational therapy, joining our long‐established physical therapy program. Another key health care area is the pre‐professional programs, ranging from medicine, dentistry and veterinary, along with the STEM research areas of science and mathematics. A‐State’s engineering programs achieved a unique trifecta in 2013 with the national accreditation of three indi‐ vidual disciplines – civil, mechanical and electrical engineering – and doubled the number of incoming freshman ma‐ jors in 2015. The College of Engineering and Computer Science recently opened the Hytrol Materials Handling Laboratory. The campus has seen more than $150 million in renovations and new facilities in the past seven years. A‐State had four of the largest private giving years in school history from 2015‐2019, and private funding is supporting another $80 million in facility work. Making campus a safe and welcoming place to live is a high priority. Arkansas State became the first Arkansas in‐ stitution designated as a Bicycle Friendly University by the League of American Bicyclists in 2014, and in 2018 was up‐ graded to Silver status, one of only 59 in the United States. A‐State became the largest National Weather Service StormReady Campus in the state of Arkansas, and recently was cited as having one of the top 25 university police de‐ partments in the country. Arkansas State is the largest online university in the state with more online graduates and students than any Arkansas university. A‐State Online provides dozens of 100 percent‐online degree programs, including bachelor, mas‐ ter and specialist degrees. Many of our online programs are nationally ranked including the master’s degrees in pub‐ lic administration, engineering management, sport administration and business administration. Arkansas State offers 46 degrees and advanced certificates in 162 undergraduate and graduate fields of study. This includes 17 different master’s degrees in 53 areas, along with several pre‐professional programs. The university also offers two specialist degrees in four fields, and three doctoral degrees in eight fields.

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Jonesboro, home of Arkansas State The community is alive with cultural University, weighs in as the largest city events such as the art exhibitions, the‐ in Northeast Arkansas. As a matter of atrical and musical productions, not fact, if you form a triangle by connect‐ only on campus but in the city itself ing Little Rock, St. Louis and Memphis, through the Jonesboro Fine Arts Coun‐ Jonesboro stands out as the largest cil, NEA Foundation of Arts, the Forum metropolitan city in what amounts to a and the Northeast Arkansas Sym‐ 17,000 square mile triangular area. phony. Jonesboro is a great city of over Jonesboro is also the medical hub of 70,000, and is always ready to wel‐ northeast Arkansas and southeast Mis‐ come incoming A‐State students from souri, with two major hospitals and the moment they arrive in town. The countless medical professionals. The booming community has matured over city is also a shopping mecca, offering the past half century into a regional a modern business district as well as center for cultural, educational, indus‐ quaint downtown antique shops and trial, commercial, agricultural, com‐ restaurants. The $100 million Mall at munication, transportation, Turtle Creek recently opened with recreational and medical interests. It more than 100 stores. contains almost every convenience of One of the five largest cities in a big city and every comfort of a small Arkansas, Jonesboro is located be‐ town. tween the vast and fertile Mississippi

192 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES JONESBORO River and the cultural and scenic rich‐ ness of the Ozark Mountains. It is nes‐ tled about 70 miles west of Memphis, Tennessee, on the gentle slopes of Crowley’s Ridge. Jonesboro is a comfortable one hour drive from Memphis, two hours from Little Rock and four hours from St. Louis. The city and University have meshed resources in recent years and have truly become the “capital” of the northeast quadrant of the state. Northeast Arkansas is a recreation haven for the person who enjoys water sports, fishing, hunting, and boating as well as the joys of unspoiled nature. Jonesboro and the surround‐ ing area have an abundance of lakes, rivers, ponds, streams and forests to serve as nature’s playgrounds for the avid outdoors person.

Jonesboro Mayor Harold Perrin has issued numerous official proclamations at Jonesboro City Council meetings recognizing the Red Wolves for their accom‐ plishments, including during the 2015 season for their appearance in the Go‐ Daddy Bowl (pictured). ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 193 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE postseason, tying the conference record. Women’s basketball saw a nine‐spot improve‐ ment in conference RPI ranking this past season and had a record number of teams in the postsea‐ son with seven participants. Appalachian State capped off a stellar season with a 76‐59 WBI cham‐ pionship victory over North Texas. Those league successes have been more public in recent years, in part because the Sun Belt itself has been progressive and in the forefront of the digital media world. The league continues to adapt to the ever‐changing world of collegiate athletics and continues the process of evolving to better serve its membership, keeping the pledge it made at its founding to be a league of opportunity. Ath‐ letic and academic programs who have shown pro‐ gressive thinking and the desire to improve have With each passing season, the Sun Belt Confer‐ always found a home in the Sun Belt. ence continues to challenge itself, and its com‐ The Sun Belt’s partnership with ESPN was re‐ petitors, in all aspects of intercollegiate athletics. vamped in 2018 and is the most significant and ex‐ Not content with being simply the youngest tensive multimedia rights agreement in conference football conference in the NCAA Football Bowl Sub‐ history. Highlights of the contract include that: a division, the conference has shown that it can rise minimum of 500 events a year will appear on an each and every season that comes along. Since the ESPN platform beginning in 2020‐21 and that, birth of the league as a FBS member league in every Sun Belt football, men’s basketball and 2001, the evidence is clear that the conference is women’s basketball game will be viewable on an indeed rising above competitors and peer confer‐ ESPN platform. It was also announced that, linear ences. network football games at Sun Belt home venues At no time has league athletic success been will expand to a minimum of 10 games a year on a more obvious than during the course of the last combination of ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU, that several football seasons. In recent years, Sun Belt all Sun Belt Championship events will be viewable members have participated in as many as six bowl on an ESPN platform each academic year that will games, a 50 percent increase in the league’s for‐ give exposure to all 18 conference sports, and that mer high‐water mark and only a decade removed digital productions will expand to include regular‐ from a “one‐bowl league” moniker in its formative season competition in Sun Belt sports that have re‐ years. ceived only limited coverage previously. The Sun Belt has earned due respect in the FBS Opportunity for Sun Belt growth and success ex‐ over the last several years by consistently beating tends beyond television deals. The Sun Belt annu‐ teams from peer conferences, winning bowl games ally awards nearly $70 million in student‐athlete and upsetting Power Five teams. In fact, the 2018 financial aid – an increase of 130% from five years football season was direct evidence of the Sun ago to more than 3,100 student‐athletes, while Belt’s success as the conference broke its record also providing life experiences such as team build‐ for non‐conference wins in a single season. The 24 ing, domestic and foreign travel, community serv‐ total wins eclipsed the previous mark of 22 set in ice, mentoring and recognition through honors and 2016. Additionally, the Sun Belt’s 21 regular sea‐ awards. Sun Belt institutions are also leaders in son non‐conference wins broke the record of 19 providing career services and the tools to assist in that was set in 2013. The Sun Belt also had the best the pursuit of personal goals. Each member em‐ non‐conference win percentage of any Group of ploys full‐time academic advisors and on average Five Conference this past season. nearly two dozen tutors for academic support. The Sun Belt gained much notoriety and notice Sun Belt leaders also understand many of the during the last several football seasons, but that challenges that student‐athletes are facing on their has by no means been the league’s only hallmark. campuses. This past spring the Sun Belt hosted a Men’s basketball – the league’s symbol of success Diversity and Inclusion Summit with the goal of ed‐ in its formative years – had another successful sea‐ ucating the membership on current data and find‐ son in 2018‐19 as a number of significant achieve‐ ing opportunities to create policies that will help ments took place. There was a three‐spot increase diversity. The year prior, the Sun Belt improvement in the Sun Belt’s conference RPI hosted a mental health summit aimed at putting ranking and four Sun Belt teams qualified for the mental health awareness out front and reaching to 194 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES SUN BELT CONFERENCE erase the stigma associated with mental health room, with those teams earning NCAA Public and the need to seek help. Recognition Awards for APR scores in the top 10 The Sun Belt has nationally‐respected programs percent nationally. in nearly every NCAA sport offering and remains a Philanthropically, the Sun Belt Conference and fixture on the national scene while remaining heav‐ the American Cancer Society maintain a close re‐ ily involved in the conduct and competition of col‐ lationship. Some of the awareness campaigns the lege athletics. But it also provides opportunities for two have partnered on includes Suits and Sneak‐ success on many unique and different levels. In ers, a nationwide basketball event that unites athletic parlance, the Sun Belt has “upside,” and its coaches and Cover Your Bases, a sun safety initia‐ newest mantra of “Rise Above” is just as applicable tive. now as when it was founded as a home to some of The Sun Belt Conference and the AutoNation the nation’s premier basketball programs. Cure Bowl also partnered in benefiting the Breast In its very first season as a conference in 1976‐ Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF). Sun Belt 77, one of those Sun Belt programs reached the schools displayed a specially designed pink Sun Belt pinnacle of NCAA men’s basketball competition Kicks Cancer kicking net on their home sideline dur‐ when UNC Charlotte earned a berth in the NCAA ing games throughout the month of October. Men’s Final Four. That type of success set the bar The Sun Belt Conference and the College Foot‐ very high, but the league’s four‐decade history is ball Playoff Foundation annually partner to recog‐ sprinkled with landmark success in all seasons. nize teachers through the CFP Foundation’s Extra This past fall, the Sun Belt had its most volleyball Yard for Teachers platform. Each Sun Belt football‐ teams in the postseason in conference history with playing institution received a $10,000 grant from Texas State in the NCAA Division I Women’s Vol‐ the CFP Foundation to use in their respective local leyball Championship and Appalachian State, Little communities to recognize teachers for their hard Rock and Arkansas State in the National Invita‐ work and dedication and to provide classroom sup‐ tional Volleyball Championship. The Bobcats plies and professional development resources. earned their first‐ever NCAA Tournament victory The conference is currently comprised of 12 in‐ with a 3‐1 triumph over Rice in the first round be‐ stitutions – Appalachian State, Little Rock, Arkansas fore suffering a second‐round loss to fifth‐seeded State, Coastal Carolina, Georgia Southern, Georgia Texas. State, Louisiana, ULM, South Alabama, UTA, Texas In the spring, baseball and softball continue to State and Troy – and competes in the FBS as a 10‐ put the league in the national spotlight with deep team league as Little Rock and UTA do not sponsor runs in postseason play and high visibility in na‐ football as a varsity sport. Little Rock and UTA com‐ tional polls. Coastal Carolina reigned supreme at pete as Sun Belt members in sports other than the pinnacle of college baseball, winning the Col‐ football. lege World Series for the 2016 season. The mix of members also gives the league vital‐ Louisiana’s baseball team ranked No. 1 nation‐ ity and diversity across the South. The mix of re‐ ally recently and reached the NCAA Super Regional gions and cultures provides a rare opportunity for round in 2014 and 2015. The Cajun softball team student‐athletes and staffers to experience many has advanced to Super Regional play five times in environments and the chance to experience that the last seven seasons including a trip to the diversity without leaving their own campuses. Women’s College World Series. Many individuals from Sun Belt institutions have Georgia Southern men's golf team represented brought distinction to their alma maters, and not the Sun Belt in the NCAA Championship this past just in athletics. For every All‐Pro linebacker De‐ season. The Eagles took fourth place at the NCAA Marcus Ware (Troy) and NFL Man of the Year Stanford Golf Regional to qualify. On the individual Charles Tillman (Louisiana), world ranked golfer side, Steven Fisk finished second in the finals for and US Open winner Dustin Johnson (Coastal Car‐ the Eagles. olina) and for every World Series MVP David Freese In men’s tennis, South Alabama defeated na‐ (South Alabama) hailing from Sun Belt schools, tionally ranked Tulane, 4‐1, in the first round of the there are also U.S. presidents (Lyndon Johnson, NCAA Division I Men’s Tennis Championship. Texas State), business icons (Chick‐fil‐A president Just as important as on‐field success, the Sun Daniel Cathy, Georgia Southern), and nationally Belt’s commitment to academic excellence re‐ known entertainers (Ludacris, Georgia State, Tim mains a league symbol. The league’s record book McGraw, ULM and George Strait, Texas State). for grade point averages and academic honors is a These proud alumni, as well as those who rep‐ constantly‐changing document, seemingly with resent the dozen league institutions, are proof that each year’s success outdoing the previous year. the Sun Belt Conference is a league of excitement, This past spring, 21 league programs were rec‐ a league of opportunity, and one that continues to ognized for outstanding performance in the class‐ provide the promise of success with each new day. ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 195 ARKANSAS STATE ADMINISTRATION BOARD OF TRUSTEES UNIVERSITY VICE CHANCELLORS

Niel Crowson (Chair) Jonesboro, Ark. Dr. Alan Utter Dr. Len Frey Provost & Executive Vice Chancellor Executive Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs and Research Finance and Administration

Stacy Crawford (Vice Chair) Jonesboro, Ark.

Dr. Jason Penry Dr. Maurice Gipson Vice Chancellor Vice Chancellor University Advancement Diversity and Community Engagement

Price Gardner (Secretary) Little Rock, Ark.

Dr. Bryan Terry Terry Mohajir Vice Chancellor Vice Chancellor Enrollment Management Intercollegiate Athletics

INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS Christy Clark COMMITTEE Little Rock, Ark. The Intercollegiate Athletics Committee (IAC) was formed in the spring of 1997. The IAC reviews and makes rec‐ ommendations on issues involving the welfare of student‐athletes, the role of athletics in campus life, and the athlet‐ Dr. Karen McDaniel ics program’s compliance with the uni‐ IAC Chair versity, conference, and NCAA Faculty Athletics Representative regulations; serves as a search advisory Dr. Tim Langford committee for key athletics program Little Rock, Ark. personnel; reviews the role of existing and potential sports programs; and reviews the athletics budget. The committee reports to the Chancellor. 196 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES ASU SYSTEM PRESIDENT DR. CHARLES L. WELCH ber institution in January 2020. He is co‐chair of the executive council of the Arkansas Department of Higher Ed‐ ucation. He previously served as president of Henderson State University, chancellor of the University of Arkansas Community College at Hope; vice chancellor for aca‐ demic affairs at ASU‐Beebe; and dean of university studies at Pulaski Technical Col‐ lege. Dr. Welch also worked at the Uni‐ versity of Arkansas at Little Rock and has served as an instructor of education and political science at three different colleges in Arkansas. A native of Jonesboro, Dr. Welch was a first‐generation college student and the first member of either side of his ex‐ Dr. Charles L. Welch serves as president tended family to receive a graduate de‐ of the Arkansas State University System gree. He received a Bachelor of Arts and as one of the state’s leading advo‐ degree in political science from the Uni‐ cates for higher education. He is also versity of Arkansas, where he served as Chair‐Elect and a member of the Ameri‐ president of the student body. He re‐ can Association of State Colleges and Uni‐ ceived a Master of Arts degree in political versities Board of Directors. management from George Washington Dr. Welch was named the second pres‐ University and a Doctor of Education de‐ ident of the ASU System in November gree in higher education administration 2010 and officially began his new position from UALR. in April 2011. He is the youngest person to Dr. Welch is past president of the ever serve as president or chancellor of an Arkansas Association of Two‐Year Colleges Arkansas community college and is the and served as chairman of the board of youngest university president in Arkansas. the Arkansas Association of Public Univer‐ During his tenure, Dr. Welch has hired sities. He is a former board member for new chancellors for all five of the system’s the Arkansas Sheriffs’ Youth Ranches, and main campuses. Among the system’s was inducted into the Arkansas Boys State major expansion initiatives under his lead‐ Hall of Fame. AY Magazine named Welch ership are the merger of Mid‐South Com‐ as one of the “Powerful Men of 2013”, munity College in West Memphis; the and in 2005, Arkansas Business selected August 2016 opening of NYIT College of Welch to “40 Under 40,” which profiled 40 Osteopathic Medicine at Arkansas State; “intriguing business and political leaders and fall 2017 opening of a $100 million under age 40.” His experience in the gov‐ privately funded A‐State campus in ernmental affairs arena includes serving Queretaro, Mexico. Additionally, the ASU as a White House intern and on the staffs System office was relocated to Little Rock of U.S. Sen. David Pryor and then‐U.S. and expanded to enhance its statewide Rep. Blanche Lincoln. exposure and position in higher education Dr. Welch and his wife, Mandy, are the leadership at the State Capitol. Pending parents of three daughters: Wheatley approval by the Higher Learning Commis‐ Grace, Emma Caroline, and Ava Claire. sion, College of the Ouachitas in Malvern will become the ASU System's sixth mem‐ ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 197 ARKANSAS STATE A‐STATE CHANCELLOR DR. KELLY DAMPHOUSSE Some of Damphousse’s early plans included the creation of Pack Support to centralize personal assistance to students, an emphasis on a wide range of engagement programs to increase un‐ dergraduate retention, re‐invigorating transfer student opportunities through articulation agreements with every community college in Arkansas, and the start of an Enrollment Man‐ agement division. Guiding the university into the first campus‐wide strategic planning in al‐ most a decade is at the top of his 2019 agenda. Raised in a small fishing village in northern Canada, Damphousse attended Lethbridge Com‐ munity College where he earned an associate’s degree in law enforcement in 1982. A failed pro‐ fessional hockey tryout foiled one of his two early life ambitions, a career as a goalie in the NHL. His degree was the starting point for his other goal: becoming a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer. As he likes to say, three years in prison at the Alberta Correctional Service where he served as a correctional officer refocused his dream of becoming a Mountie. Heading south, Damphousse enrolled at Sam There are a handful of small things to know Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, about Arkansas State University Chancellor Kelly where his life was changed forever. Along with Damphousse. First, the Ph.D. graduate of Texas completing his bachelor’s in criminal justice, spe‐ A&M would prefer you call him Kelly, not Doc‐ cializing in law enforcement and police science tor. Second, he prints his personal cell phone in 1987, he met Beth Smith, a College Station na‐ number and social media [@KDamp] on the tive who, in Kelly’s words, “neither wanted to business cards he gives everyone he meets. Last marry a cop or a Canadian.” After a brief stint of all, the Canadian native who was the first in as a security manager for Macy’s in Atlanta and his family to attend college knows first‐hand the New Orleans, he returned to graduate school at profound impact higher education can have on a Texas A&M University where he discovered Sa‐ lifetime. tanism. Accessible to all, his personal touch with stu‐ Actually, it was his thesis on the etiology of dents, faculty, staff, alumni, and members of the youthful Satanism that earned him his master’s A‐State community is a Damphousse (DAM‐fiss) in sociology in 1991. After completing his mas‐ hallmark. His emphasis on placing students first ter’s degree, he progressed into drug use at became apparent during his campus visit to A‐ A&M, completing his doctorate under Howard State in May 2017 during the interview process. Kaplan, the director of the laboratory for the The A‐State Staff Senate heard the message and Studies of Social Deviance, and examined in his made “Every Red Wolf Counts” t‐shirts that wel‐ dissertation the long‐term consequences of comed him and his wife Beth when they were using drugs. introduced later that month. He began his university career as an assis‐ His self‐effacing humor and a lifetime spent tant professor in the Department of Justice Sci‐ relating to individuals regardless of the job led ences at the at him to Jonesboro to become the third perma‐ Birmingham in 1994, and then returned to his nently appointed Chancellor of Arkansas State alma mater of Sam Houston State one year later on July 1, 2017, the sixth to hold the title since it as an assistant professor in the College of Crim‐ was instituted in 2006. Damphousse joins the inal Justice. line of successors to the university’s founding Damphousse moved to the University of leader, V. C. Kays, from 1909 as the 13th chief Oklahoma in 1997 as member of the Depart‐ executive of the institution. ment of Sociology, where he directed several re‐ Initiatives to turn “Every Red Wolf Counts” search projects, most notably the “American into practice filled his first two years at A‐State. 198 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES A‐STATE CHANCELLOR DR. KELLY DAMPHOUSSE Terrorism Study” with Brent Smith of the Uni‐ college, Damphousse led the first college‐wide versity of Arkansas. He also worked on the Ar‐ strategic planning exercise as well as assisting restee Drug Abuse Monitoring project in faculty and staff in the raising of more than $30 Oklahoma City and Tulsa, and the first‐ever field million in private giving. test of voice‐stress analysis deception detection In addition, he was the Sooners’ Big software. Damphousse was the principal inves‐ 12/NCAA Faculty Athletic Representative and tigator or co‐principal investigator on 42 proj‐ the Damphousses lived in Headington Hall as ects at Oklahoma and Sam Houston State. faculty‐in‐residence at one of OU’s first‐year stu‐ Damphousse served as the co‐editor of So‐ dent living facilities prior to joining A‐State. cial Science Quarterly, volumes 92 through 97 He and Beth have two daughters who are and has authored or co‐authored 26 peer‐re‐ both graduates of OU. Kayleigh, a 2014 sociol‐ viewed articles in scholarly publications, 31 book ogy graduate, earned a master’s degree at chapters and 20 peer‐reviewed technical reports Kansas, and is now the Transition Coordinator in on topics related to the study of crime and the first‐year program at the University of Texas. criminal justice field. He is currently working on Kristen, a 2016 biology graduate, is at the Uni‐ book that summarizes his career of research on versity of Memphis working on her Ph.D. in epi‐ American terrorism. His administrative career demiology. The Damphousses are also the proud began at OU as the associate dean of the College parents of Maple Leif, a standard poodle and lab of Arts and Science in 2004, moving up to in‐ mix, who serves as the First Dog of A‐State and terim dean in 2013 and permanent dean in tweets at @MapleLeifDamp. 2014. As the leader of OU’s largest and oldest

Dr. Kelly Damphousse became Chancellor of Arkansas State University on July 1, 2017 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 199 ARKANSAS STATE VC FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS TERRY MOHAJIR and its women’s athletics program claimed its high‐ est finish all‐time in the Capital One Cup standings, earning two prestigious “Top‐50” awards for rank‐ ing No. 44 among all NCAA Division I programs dur‐ ing 2013‐14 and No. 45 in 2015‐16. The No. 44 ranking remains the highest ever by a Sun Belt Con‐ ference women’s program. The 2013‐14 athletics year also saw A‐State enjoy its highest ever finish in the Learfield Sports Direc‐ tor’s Cup standings, ranking No. 1 in the Sun Belt Conference and No. 83 in the nation among 297 schools. The Red Wolves’ finish not only set a school record, it topped the program’s previous high of No. 134 set in 1999‐2000 by 51 places. A‐State posted its next three highest finishes ever in the standings in 2018‐19, 2016‐17 and 2015‐16, respectively. A‐ State has led the Sun Belt Conference three times in the standings and finished among the league’s top three programs six of seven years under Mohajir. Terry Mohajir became the 11th Director of Ath‐ During Mohajir’s tenure, A‐State has won four letics in A‐State history on September 19, 2012, and football conference championships with three dif‐ since that time has been elevated to Vice Chancellor ferent head coaches, including Gus Malzahn, Bryan for Intercollegiate Athletics as the Red Wolves have Harsin and Blake Anderson. His hires have been her‐ enjoyed unprecedented overall success academi‐ alded by the national media as some of the best in cally, competitively and financially. the country. Since being named director of athletics, Mohajir Mohajir has responded well with coaching tran‐ (pronounced MO‐HODGE‐ER) has adopted an “AL‐ sitions. Carrying out one of his first major acts as WAYS RISING” slogan as an expansion on the popu‐ athletics director, he appointed an interim head lar “RED WOLVES RISING” campaign. With that football coach and kept the entire assistant coaching theme in mind, the Arkansas State alumnus has in‐ staff in place for the 2013 GoDaddy.com Bowl. The stituted sweeping changes, created new policies, Red Wolves went on to claim their first bowl victory produced record‐breaking fundraising totals, over‐ since 1970 and their first win over a top‐25 ranked seen significant facility upgrades, almost tripled the opponent since joining the FBS in 1992. Faced with athletics department budget and implemented cre‐ a head football coaching change following the next ative philosophies that have strengthened the Red season as well, Mohajir guided A‐State through the Wolves’ national brand. During his watch, the Red process again by keeping the assistant coaching staff Wolves have accomplished numerous firsts in both in place and giving the Red Wolves everything academics and athletics accomplishments, but the needed in order to pick up a second consecutive Go‐ Red Wolves’ passionate and energetic leader con‐ Daddy Bowl win. tinues to reinforce his belief that “our accomplish‐ Mohajir has successfully guided A‐State through ments of today become our expectations of coaching changes in other sports as well. He ap‐ tomorrow.” pointed Mike Hagen head men’s golf coach prior to A‐State has claimed 20 conference champi‐ the 2015‐16 season, and he was promptly named onships under Mohajir, including four Sun Belt foot‐ the Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year and has ball titles (2012, 2013, 2015 and 2016) and league since led the Red Wolves to their first ever Sun Belt crowns in volleyball (2015 and 2016), men’s indoor title in 2019. (2015 and 2018) and outdoor (2016 and 2018) track Mohajir has also been charged with hiring new and field, women’s bowling (2016 and 2018), coaches in the sports of men’s basketball (twice), women’s basketball (2014 and 2016), men’s basket‐ women’s basketball, women’s soccer, women’s ten‐ ball (2013), women’s indoor (2013) and outdoor nis and volleyball as well. Most recently in 2019, (2015 and 2018) track and field, women’s cross Mohajir tabbed Matt Daniel and Santiago Restrepo country (2013) and men’s golf (2019). to lead the women’s basketball and volleyball pro‐ Since 2012‐13, the Red Wolves have won a grams, respectively. He also recruited Mike Balado, league‐high 18 Sun Belt titles. The next closest pro‐ who was previously the lead assistant at one of the gram over the last seven years is Texas State with elite men’s basketball programs in the nation in 15. A‐State’s 20 total conference championships Louisville and is considered one of the top up‐and‐ over the last seven years are eight more than it won coming head coaches in the nation, to replace his the previous 12 years from 2000‐11 combined. previous hire, Grant McCasland. McCasland led the Arkansas State had its first female student‐ath‐ Red Wolves to 20 regular‐season victories to tie the lete ever win an individual national championship school record in his lone year with the program. 200 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES VC FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS TERRY MOHAJIR Six different coaches at A‐State since Mohajir’s hajir. The most recent data announced in 2018 saw arrival have been named either a Sun Belt Confer‐ A‐State produce a school‐record 85 percent GSR, ence Coach of the Year or national Coach of the Year topping its previous high of 83 set just one year a combined 15 times. prior. The Red Wolves continue to increase their Ac‐ The value he places on the student‐athlete has ademic Progress Rate (APR) as well with the most been evident, creating the inaugural A‐State Awards recent data reflecting a school‐record 979 score. held at the end of each year to celebrate both their Additionally, the Red Wolves’ have made a strong academic and athletic accomplishments. He was be‐ commitment to cost of attendance, appropriating hind the development of a student‐advisory group funds for all student‐athletes that is in the top 15 that encompasses everything from a student‐ath‐ percent of all FBS schools. lete mentorship program to fostering leadership in Mohajir’s candid media interviews and engaging the community. The Red Wolves Leadership Acad‐ public speaking appearances have captivated the emy program (RWLA) was designed with the sole Red Wolves’ fan base, but his actions in a short purpose to obtain 100 percent job placement for all amount of time have also reflected his vision to take the athletics department’s student‐athletes upon A‐State Athletics to new heights. graduation, and that key initiative has been The primary development arm of A‐State Ath‐ achieved the last five years in a row. letics, formerly known as the Red Wolf Club, has The RWLA continued to strengthen under Moha‐ been renamed the Red Wolves Foundation and a jir’s watch with a new study abroad component new logo has been introduced as part of a rebrand‐ added to foster global awareness, which is often ing effort. The changes have been in conjunction cited by employers as a positive attribute they seek. with new and exciting initiatives that have been put The study abroad program was designed to allow in place, designed to make a significant impact on students the ability to make themselves more mar‐ donor relations and fundraising opportunities. The ketable in the workforce. The summer of 2015 saw positive results are evident as the foundation’s an‐ Arkansas State student‐athletes take part in the first nual fund and premium seating revenue has in‐ study abroad program offered by any university and creased by as much as 184 percent, while capital their athletics department in the nation. The pro‐ facilities fundraising has reached an all‐time high as gram goes hand‐in‐hand with the RWLA’s primary well. purpose to obtain 100 percent job placement for all Another area that has seen dramatic growth under its graduating student‐athletes. Mohajir is the Lettermen’s Club, which has seen The Red Wolves’ academic performance reached membership increase 205 percent since 2012. A‐ an all‐time high during record‐setting years since State has also achieved its highest spot ever in the 2014‐15, each year setting a new school standard Collegiate Licensing Company’s (CLC) rankings and for all‐department GPA. The 2018‐19 academic year set school records for both football total season saw A‐State’s all‐department GPA rise to 3.101, and ticket sales and season ticket revenue. Not only that, the Red Wolves placed a school‐record 232 student‐ A‐State recently ranked 21st among schools in the athletes on the fall 2018 Athletics Director’s Honor Group of 5 conferences in self‐generated revenue. Roll. The athletics department’s budget increased The program has also increased its Graduation from $15.3 million in Mohajir’s first year to a school‐ Success Rate (GSR) the last three years under Mo‐ record $43.1 million (FY 2016), representing an in‐

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 201 ARKANSAS STATE VC FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS TERRY MOHAJIR crease of 181 percent. A‐State Athletics placed ity Center (SAC), which also serves as an indoor prac‐ among the top 10 programs in the nation in each of tice facility for A‐State sports, has been constructed the four most recent Excellence in Management Cup on the north side of Centennial Bank Stadium. The standings, which annually reviews the nation’s ath‐ approximate cost was $11 million for construction letics departments in regards to maximizing fiscal re‐ of the center and the relocation of the soccer com‐ sources while providing results in the form of plex. championship victories. Construction is also underway on a new state‐of‐ The growth of A‐State’s brand under Mohajir led the‐art control room and studio, which will enhance to signing a new 10‐year agreement in 2016 with A‐State’s television production capabilities. During Learfield Sports, one of the multimedia industry Mohajir’s tenure, A‐State produced its first non‐lin‐ leaders, which is generating unprecedented revenue ear televised football, men’s and women’s basket‐ in the athletics department’s history. Arkansas ball, volleyball, soccer and baseball competitions. State, in the fall of 2016, also entered a new seven‐ Committed to Title IX and gender‐equity initia‐ year partnership with adidas that is the most lucra‐ tives, A‐State has worked to improve coaching staff tive apparel‐based contract in school history and sizes and salaries, operation funding and facilities makes it an elite adidas program. under Mohajir. Among the upgrades, A‐State has Mohajir has made it a point to engage the fan completed a new women’s soccer and women’s ten‐ base, stressing the importance of fan experience nis facility, which houses both squads’ locker rooms, through avenues such as courtside seating at bas‐ training room and more. A new women’s bowling ketball games, enhancing game‐day atmosphere locker room, lounge and pro shop have also been and ensuring that staff go out of their way to extend constructed. every fan their assistance. Also among the changes The development of the Centennial Bank Athlet‐ in this area was the installation of a new approxi‐ ics Operations Center in the football stadium’s north mately 1,600 square foot LED Daktronics scoreboard end zone has also created additional space for the at Centennial Bank Stadium. entire athletics department to expand, allowing for Facilities have received a number of facelifts areas such as the women’s basketball and volleyball since Mohajir’s arrival as well, making sure that the coaching offices to be relocated and upgraded. athletic department’s “front door” and other sports His philosophies on scheduling have been well areas possess a first‐class appearance. A‐State has documented, and they resulted in home‐and‐home completed, is in the process of completing and has games scheduled with nationally‐prominent pro‐ committed a combined $80 million in construction grams such as Missouri and Miami for the first time and facility renovations since Mohajir’s arrival, in‐ in A‐State history. He has capitalized on the Red cluding stadium lighting and seats at Centennial Wolves recent success by gaining additional games Bank Stadium, new tennis courts and a new outdoor against teams such as Southern Cal, making A‐State track. Also included in the upgrades have been ren‐ the first Sun Belt program to schedule a football con‐ ovations and updates inside Centennial Bank Sta‐ test against the Trojans. In 2020, the Red Wolves dium’s south end zone facility and with weight will become just the second SBC team to play Michi‐ rooms, locker rooms and training rooms at both the gan. football stadium and First National Bank Arena, Mohajir has and continues to serve on many where new seating has been installed. prestigious committees, acting as a strong national The Red Wolves Foundation received a $5 million voice for students and intercollegiate athletics. Pos‐ gift commitment from alumnus Johnny Allison for a sessing experience as a student‐athlete, football renovation to its “Centennial Expansion,” and it is coach and well‐respected administrator, he was tied for the largest individual donation in A‐State most recently selected in 2019 to serve on the pres‐ Athletics history. The construction and renovation tigious College Football Playoff (CFP) selection com‐ project to the stadium’s press box and west‐side mittee. In the process, he became one of just 13 concourse covered 40,000 square feet and cost $26 athletics directors and 29 total people to ever serve million. on the elite committee as the CFP enters its sixth The Red Wolves Foundation received a $5 million year of existence. contribution from First National Bank in October Mohajir was also previously appointed as the Sun 2017 in conjunction to naming rights to the facility Belt Conference’s representative on the inaugural formerly known as the Convocation Center, and Mo‐ College Football Playoff Athletic Director’s Advisory hajir is oversaw the fundraising efforts for an ap‐ Board, acting as one of 10 athletics directors from proximately $29‐million football facility project in FBS conferences on the board. He was additionally Centennial Bank Stadium’s north end zone as well. asked to serve on the NCAA Division I Champi‐ Construction on the end zone facility began in onships Cabinet and the NCAA Division I Football Is‐ December of 2017 following another $5 million sues Committee. Mohajir was one of six athletics commitment by Allison and an additional $5 million directors appointed to the NCAA Division I Football contribution from Centennial Bank. Ad Hoc Recruiting Working Group, which was Additionally, a 78,000‐square foot Student Activ‐ formed to conduct a comprehensive review of Divi‐ 202 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES VC FOR INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS TERRY MOHAJIR sion I football recruiting legislation. increased 400 percent and special‐events revenue He was appointed Chairman of the Sun Belt Con‐ increased 150 percent. ference AD’s Committee as well, in addition to being Mohajir's original connection to KU dated back to invited as a guest panelist at the prestigious Knight the early 1990's, when he was a graduate assistant, Commission public meeting in May 2017 at the Na‐ an assistant offensive line coach and game‐day spe‐ tional Press Club. cial team's football coach for the Jayhawks (1993‐ Mohajir continues to evaluate and process infor‐ 96). He left Kansas in 1997 but didn't go far, staying mation to complete a national‐branding campaign, in the Kansas City area to take over his administra‐ but has already built a strong foundation for the fu‐ tive position with the newly‐created Division I UMKC ture of A‐State Athletics. Athletics program. There he supervised marketing Mohajir's career path went through three other and promotions, sports information, fundraising, NCAA Division I institutions, including the University radio and TV contracts, corporate sales, tickets, of Missouri‐Kansas City, Florida Atlantic and Kansas, event operations, sports medicine, strength and before leading him back to his alma mater. conditioning and men's soccer. Mohajir's wealth of experience, history of success Under his leadership, the Kangaroos saw dra‐ working with a university in A‐State's current con‐ matic increases in endowment, sponsorships, ticket ference and his noted accomplishments at a BCS au‐ revenue and its donor base. One of his more visible tomatic qualifying school made him a clear choice accomplishments at UMKC was the fundraising and to take over the reins at Arkansas State. construction efforts for a new training room and Mohajir has gained national respect in collegiate strength and conditioning center. athletics while working with some of the finest ad‐ During his time as an assistant coach at Kansas, ministrators and coaches in the country, such as for‐ Mohajir was on the staff that beat UCLA in the 1995 mer FAU, Louisville, Miami and Oklahoma head Aloha Bowl and had a final ranking of No. 9 in the football coach . AP poll. He was also a football ticket sales and pro‐ The Overland Park, Kansas native has been in‐ motions account executive for Kansas Athletics and volved with major fundraising campaigns at multi‐ earned a master's degree in sports management at ple universities, while al so overseeing corporate KU in 1997. sales, marketing promotions and ticket sales. Prior Mohajir graduated from Arkansas State Univer‐ to A‐State, he most recently served 16 months as sity with a major in sports management and a minor Kansas' Senior Associate Director of Athletics and in business marketing in 1993. He was a starting Chief Marketing Officer. Prior to his time with the safety on A‐State's football team. Jayhawks, he spent a seven‐year stint as Florida At‐ Mohajir is married to the former Julie Hammond lantic's Senior Associate Director of Athletics for Ex‐ and they have two daughters, Maria (18) and Molly ternal Relations from 2004‐11 after working at (16), and son, Marco (11). UMKC from 1997‐2004 as its Assistant Director of Athletics for External Relations. Mohajir worked at Kansas in a variety of capaci‐ ties during two different stints, but his latest stop in Lawrence saw him assume responsibility for the Williams Education Fund that totaled over $22 mil‐ lion in revenue for the fiscal year 2012. He super‐ vised the athletics department's areas that generated over $40 million in revenue. In addition, Mohajir oversaw Kansas' multimedia rights partner‐ ship for IMG. His most recent role as Chief Market‐ ing Officer was heavily focused on the market strategies for the proposed football stadium reno‐ vations. Mohajir went to Kansas from his position at Florida Atlantic, where he oversaw development, marketing, ticket sales, corporate sales and the media relations department. Foremost among his responsibilities was a fundraising campaign for a $70 million on‐campus football stadium. His astute proj‐ ect management helped the Owls' football program reach the 2007 New Orleans Bowl in just its fourth year as an FBS program, an NCAA record for the fastest start‐up program to go to a bowl game. Dur‐ ing his tenure, FAU's athletics department enhanced its major gift program 800 percent, Owl Club giving ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 203 ARKANSAS STATE STAFF DIRECTORY AREA CODE 870 James Diaz Dir. of Basketball Athletics Performance 972‐3897 ATHLETICS ...... 972‐3880 Max Tilden Asst. Dir. of Athletics Performance 972‐2082 ATHLETIC TRAINING ...... 972‐3342 TBA Asst. Athletics Performance Coach 972‐3897 COMPLIANCE ...... 972‐2813 Riley Trowbridge Athletics Performance GA 972‐2082 DEVELOPMENT & RED WOLVES FOUNDATION...... 972‐2401 Miles Drummond Athletics Performance GA 972‐2082 MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS ...... 972‐3930 MEDIA RELATIONS ...... 972‐2541 TICKET OFFICE ATHLETICS PERFORMANCE...... 972‐2082 Haley Stout Box Office Manager 972‐2781 STUDENT SERVICES & ACADEMIC SUPPORT ...... 972‐2813 Jennifer Hurn Asst. Box Office Manager 972‐2781 TICKET OFFICE ...... 972‐2781 Casey Ticket Account Executive & Fan Development 972‐2978 BASEBALL...... 972‐2700 MEN’S BASKETBALL...... 972‐2077 STUDENT SERVICES AND ACADEMIC SUPPORT WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ...... 972‐2303 Abby Wilson Senior Assoc. AD for Student Services 972‐3356 WOMEN’S BOWLING ...... 972‐3876 Shaquita Renelique Asst. Director of Student Services 972‐2302 FOOTBALL ...... 972‐2082 Katharine Whitaker Academic Coordinator 972‐2721 MEN’S GOLF...... 972‐3411 Nate Carr Academic Coordinator 680‐4791 WOMEN’S GOLF ...... 972‐2777 Brodrick Johnson Academic Coordinator 972‐3702 TRACK AND FIELD, CROSS COUNTRY ...... 972‐3350 Crimsynn Dover Eligibility Certification Officer 972‐3831 WOMEN’S SOCCER ...... 972‐2340 WOMEN’S TENNIS...... 972‐3876 VIDEO VOLLEYBALL...... 972‐3876 Chris Buttgen Video Coordinator 680‐8004 Nick Nilo Video GA 680‐8004 ADMINISTRATION Terry Mohajir VC for Intercollegiate Athletics 972‐3882 BASEBALL Deputy Director of Athletics 972‐3005 Tommy Raffo Head Coach 972‐2700 Amy Holt Executive Senior Assoc. AD/SWA 680‐4163 Rowdy Hardy Assistant Coach 680‐4339 Claire Drerup Assistant AD for Administration 972‐3126 Rick Guarno Assistant Coach 680‐4338 Karen Carter Business Manager 972‐3115 TBA Asst. to the Director of Athletics 972‐2991 MEN’S BASKETBALL Laurie Ellis Administrative Assistant 972‐3880 Mike Balado Head Coach 972‐2077 Karen McDaniel Faculty Athletics Representative 972‐3430 Rick Cabrera Assistant Coach 972‐2390 Casey Stanley Assistant Coach 972‐3512 ATHLETIC TRAINING Mike Scutero Assistant Coach 972‐2491 Ron Carroll Head Certified Trainer 972‐3923 Hayden McClain Director of Basketball Operations 972‐2077 Matthew Kabay Assistant Athletic Trainer 972‐2419 Simone Rush Assistant Athletic Trainer 680‐4009 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Eric Ennis Assistant Athletic Trainer 680‐4008 Matt Daniel Head Coach 972‐2303 Austin Kuhl Assistant Athletic Trainer 680‐8312 Caronica Randle Associate Head Coach 972‐2473 Phil Duplessy Athletic Training GA 680‐8310 Aaron Holland Assistant Coach 972‐3637 Tori Panzica Athletic Training GA 972‐3682 Destinee Rogers Assistant Coach 972‐3583 Chandler Stephens Athletic Training GA 680‐8309 Alexis Sharp Director of Basketball Operations 972‐3566 Kortney Delafosse Athletic Training GA 680‐8308 Konstandena Brown Athletic Training GA 680‐8311 WOMEN’S BOWLING Justin Kostick Head Coach 972‐8552 COMPLIANCE Tanner Seal Assistant Coach 972‐3876 Josh Daume Senior Assoc. AD for Compliance 972‐3098 Nikki Shannon Assistant Director of Compliance 972‐3162 FOOTBALL Jadee Scott‐Jones Compliance GA 972‐2304 Blake Anderson Head Coach 972‐2092 Debbie Clark Administrative Assistant 972‐2813 Keith Heckendorf Offensive Coordinator 680‐8438 David Duggan Defensive Coordinator 972‐3294 DEVELOPMENT Sean Coughlin Assistant Coach 972‐3871 Adam Haukap Senior Assoc. AD for Development & Revenue 972‐2401 Brandon Joiner Assistant Coach 972‐3872 Roelf Pienaar Assoc. Director of Development 972‐3895 Kyle Cefalo Assistant Coach 680‐8003 Carlos McCants Asst. AD for Development & Lettermen Relations 972‐3004 Rashad Jackson Assitant Coach 680‐8002 Kason Kimbrell Development Coordinator 680‐4353 Allen Johnson Assistant Coach 680‐8055 Kaleb May Development Assistant 972‐2401 Ed Pinkham Assistant Coach 972‐3873 Gina Winchester Administrative Asst., Development 972‐2401 Nick Paremski Assistant Coach 972‐2082 Desmond Lindsey Assistant Coach 972‐3716 ATHLETIC OPERATIONS & FACILITIES Matt Schell Football GA (LB) 972‐2082 Randy Knowles Assoc. AD for Facilities & Event Management 972‐2578 Nathan Elliott Football GA (QB) 972‐2082 Nick Grevas Asst. Dir. Facilities & Event Management 972‐2578 Bill Queisert Football GA (OL) 972‐2082 Luke Knight Facilities & Event Coordinator 972‐2578 Ethan Morriss Football GA (DL) 972‐2082 Tim Davis Equipment Manager 680‐8093 Andrew Norman Quality Control for Special Teams 972‐2082 Robert Marchand Assistant Equipment Manager 680‐8093 Scotty Conley Asst. AD, Director of FB Operations 972‐3874 Aubrey Champion Equipment GA 680‐8093 Dave Roberson Director of Player Personnel 680‐8005 Bobby Burton Ath. Facilities Supervisor/Grounds & Landscape 972‐2066 Karen Rinehart Administrative Assistant 972‐2092 Yvonne Foster Administrative Assistant 972‐2082 MARKETING, FAN ENGAGEMENT & CREATIVE MEDIA Sarah Munoz Assoc. AD for Marketing & Fan Engagement 972‐2950 MEN’S GOLF Phil George Asst. AD for Marketing & Creative Media 972‐2943 Mike Hagen Head Coach 972‐3411 Aaron Howard Dir. of Marketing, Community Outreach 972‐2558 Erin Nunan Marketing & Fan Engagement GA 972‐2558 WOMEN’S GOLF Jake Pendergist Dir. of Video Content & Opertations 972‐9996 MJ Desbiens Shaw Head Coach 972‐2708 RED WOLVES SPORTS PROPERTIES WOMEN’S SOCCER John Finch General Manager 972‐2944 Brian Dooley Head Coach 972‐3195 Kristen Siler Manager, Business Development 674‐4311 Shannon Washington Assistant Coach 972‐2340 Colin Touhey Coord. of Partnership Services 972‐2464 Daniel O’Hare GA Coach 972‐8193 SPIRIT SQUADS WOMEN’S TENNIS Paige Pauley Coordinator/Head Coach 972‐4077 Kel Lange Head Coach 972‐2795 MEDIA RELATIONS TRACK AND FIELD AND CROSS COUNTRY Jerry Scott Associate AD for Media Relations 972‐3405 Jim Patchell Head Coach 680‐4001 Mark Taylor Assoc. Dir. of Media Relations 972‐3547 Matt Kraft Assistant Coach 680‐4003 Caleb Garner Assistant Dir. of Media Relations 972‐2707 Matt Vining Assistant Coach 680‐4002 Miya Garrett Assistant Dir. of Media Relations 972‐2541 Timothy Thompson Assistant Coach 680‐4005 Dustin Sullivan Director of Digital Media 972‐2682 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL ATHLETICS PERFORMANCE Santiago Restrepo Head Coach 972‐2725 Jake Miller Asst. AD for Athletics Performance 680‐8253 Shannon Niemeier Assistant Coach 972‐3524 TBA Dir. of Athletics Peformance Operations 972‐2082 Matt Murphy Asst. Dir. of Athletics Performance 972‐2082 204 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION ARKANSAS STATE MEDIA INFORMATION PRESS BOX: The press box at Centennial Bank Stadium is a multi‐level facility lo‐ A‐STATE ATHLETICS cated on the west side of the stadi um MEDIA RELATIONS complex. It has ele va tor service to the media levels used by working media rep‐ Jerry Scott re sen ta tives. The press box houses a photo deck, televi sion booths, radio Director booths, sportswrit ers and statis ti cians. The Office: 870‐972‐3405 press box is equipped with phone lines, Cell: 870‐243‐6021 high‐speed internet connections and wire‐ [email protected] less internet service. Admit tance to these levels is by special creden tials issued only Mark Taylor by the A‐State Athletics Media Relations Associate Director Department. The credential must be Office: 870‐972‐3547 shown to the ele va tor oper a tor. Cell: 870‐219‐5705 [email protected] CREDENTIALS: Requests with names should be made as far in advance as possi‐ ble because of space limi ta tions. Requests Miya Garrett are honored from official media outlets. Assistant Director Requests from indi vid u als not employed Office: 870‐972‐2428 by a media outlet, including freelance pho‐ Cell: 870‐882‐4576 tographers, will not be considered. Be‐ [email protected] cause of space limitations, some requests may be filled with a game ticket instead. Caleb Garner Passes will be mailed to valid appli cants as Assistant Director long as time permits; other wise, they may Office: 870‐972‐2707 be claimed at the “Media Will Call” win‐ Cell: 662‐361‐1993 dow. Spouses, dates, children (under the [email protected] age of 18), and non‐workers are NOT per‐ mit ted in the press box. Passes must be displayed at all times during the game. A‐ Dustin Sullivan State reserves the right to revoke passes Director of Digital Media and privileges at any time due to misrep re‐ Office: 870‐972‐2682 sen ta tion or miscon duct. Creden tials are Cell: 870‐275‐8375 not transfer able. Direct ALL requests for [email protected] home game creden tials to the A‐State Ath‐ letics Media Relations Department. Re‐ Main Phone/FAX: 870‐972‐2541/3367 quests for road game credentials should Mailing Address: be made to the Sports Information Direc‐ P.O. Box 1000, State University, AR 72467 tor of the host insti tu tion. Delivery Address: 217 Olympic Dr., Jonesboro, AR 72401 MEDIA WILL CALL: If time does not permit to mail, creden tials may be picked up at Media Will Call. The Ticket Office is open on game day beginning at 10:00 a.m. until two hours before kickoff. At that time, media repre sen ta tives may pick up cre‐

206 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES MEDIA INFORMATION den tials by showing a photo ID at the sta‐ permission is obtained by the A‐State Di‐ di um. rector of Media Relations. Radio booths are locat ed on the press level of the press PARKING: Parking is available for the box. Both the home and visitor booths working media, but location was yet to be contain two dial‐up lines and an ISDN line. determined as of this publication’s print There is also a dry pair hookup in both the date due to construction occurring on both home and visitor’s dressing room for post‐ the north and south sides of Centennial game radio inter views. For additional tele‐ Bank Stadium. Parking information is phone infor ma tion, contact the A‐State available through the A‐State Athletics Telecommunications Office at 870‐972‐ Media Relations Department. Parking is 2542. on a first‐come‐first‐served basis. Show the parking creden tial to the parking at‐ SATELLITE TRUCKS: Any outlet using a tendant and you will be allowed in the satellite truck must request access and parking lot if space permits. have the truck in place five hours prior to kickoff. Contact the Media Relations Of‐ GAME‐DAY RADIO/TELEVI SION: Radio fice. broadcasts of A‐State football games are part of the EAB Red Wolves Radio Net‐ PHOTOGRAPHERS: Creden tials are re‐ work. Stations wishing to receive the quired to shoot from either the photo deck broadcasts or needing more infor ma tion or the sidelines and are issued by the about the EAB Red Wolves Radio Network Media Relations Department. Certi fied should contact Brad Bobo with East photog ra phers of newspa pers, maga zines, Arkansas Broadcasters at 870‐236‐363. wire services and TV stations must request Only the “official” radio outlet of the visit‐ passes in writing. Creden tials must be vis‐ ing team, as designated by the visiting i ble at all times. Freelance photog ra phy is sports information direc tor, will be per‐ prohib it ed. No creden tials will be issued to mitted originating privi leg es unless special freelance photog ra phers. Photog ra phers

ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 207 ARKANSAS STATE MEDIA INFORMATION are not permit ted to shoot between the cast) are provid ed. Phones are available in 25‐yard lines. No one is permit ted in the the press box for media use. Books of all bench area, on the playing field or in the infor ma tion will be available after the 12‐foot area between the limit line and game. The press box refresh ment bar, with the sideline any time after compe ti tion be‐ compli men ta ry soft drinks, pregame meal gins, includ ing timeouts. Photog ra phers and snacks, is open before and throughout working on the field level may not obstruct the game. the view of a ticket purchas er. No media person nel or their equipment shall be in LOCKER ROOM POLI CY: A‐State’s locker the team area or coaching box, and no me‐ room is closed to all media both at Cen‐ dia person nel shall commu ni cate in any tennial Bank Stadium and on the road. The way with persons in the team area or equipment room and athlet ic training coaching box. room are off limits to the media. Media members wishing to inter view any players GAME SERVICES: Programs, notes, refer‐ follow ing the game may submit a list of ence guides, flip cards, statistics, quotes, players they wish to inter view to the Direc‐ play‐by‐play and live statistics (StatBroad‐ tor of Media Relations during the game. All

208 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES MEDIA INFORMATION media members will have access to any are online at AStateRedWolves.com. Tel‐ player or coach in the desig nat ed inter‐ evision stations wishing to access the FTP view area on the third floor of the A‐State site to download video and sound should Football Facility. contact the A‐State Media Relations Of‐ fice. PLAYER INTERVIEWS: All telephone or in‐ person inter views with any of the players COLLEGE PRESS BOX: Media can access must be arranged through the Media Re‐ notes, quotes, stats, media information lations Office. No player telephone num‐ and much more from Arkansas State and bers or housing information will be given its opponents on the Sun Belt section of out, but arrangements will be made for CollegePressBox.com. To access the site, players to return calls to media members visit www.collegepressbox.com. For the at a mutu al ly agreed upon time. When vis‐ site’s username and password, please con‐ iting practice sessions, media members tact the A‐State Media Relations Office. are encour aged to conduct inter views with players after practice. BEST TIME TO CALL HEAD COACH: If you find it impos si ble to attend the regular me ‐ PRACTICES: Practices will be announced as dia confer ence with Blake Anderson, in‐ open or closed through the A‐State Media terviews can be arranged by contacting Relations Department. Video crews wish‐ Media Relations. ing to film practice must notify the Media Relations Office in advance. If TV crews INJURY INFORMATION POLI CY: A student‐ wish to inter view a player or coach, please athlete's health information is protected noti fy the Director of Media Relations. by federal regulations under either the Health Information Portability and Ac‐ WEEKLY MEDIA CONFER ENC ES: Media countability (HIPPA) or the Family Educa‐ repre sen ta tives are encour aged to visit tional Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (the with Head Coach Blake Anderson during Buckley Amendment) and may not be dis‐ his weekly press confer ence. Quotes from closed without either the S‐A’s authoriza‐ the press confer ence and game notes are tion under HIPPA or their consent under available on‐line (www.AStateRed‐ the Buckley Amendment. Authorized/con‐ Wolves.com). Those wishing to receive sented injury information pertaining to a weekly releases should send your e‐mail student‐athlete shall be released to the address to the Media Relations Office. Me‐ media through the Media Relations De‐ dia repre sen ta tives can receive the notes partment after being authorized by the through a PDF format. Notes can also be athletic trainer and head football coach. faxed to the media outlet. Team physicians may be available to offer explanation on injuries if requested by the VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS: The Arkansas State athletic trainer and head coach. Any side‐ Department of Athletics regularly posts line or locker room report made to the video from A‐State football press confer‐ media shall be made by an athletic trainer, ences, practices and games to the depart‐ team physician, or media relations staff ment’s FTP site, can send via DropBox and representative.

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The EAB Red Wolves Sports Net‐ work will broadcast every A‐ State football game during the 2019 season, originating from flagship station 107.9 FM (KFIN).

Calling play‐by‐play for the Red Wolves will be Matt Stolz, who is entering his 15th season as the voice of the Red Wolves. Stolz earned his bachelor’s in Tim Allison, Matt Stolz, Brad Bobo Radio, Television, Film from the University of North Texas in 2000 has over 22 years of experience in a play‐by‐play role.

A former A‐State football standout who lettered from 1978‐81, Tim Allison begins his fourth season as an analyst for the EAB Red Wolves Sports Network. Allison was named a 1981 All‐Southland Con‐ ference selection while helping lead Arkansas State to a pair of winning seasons and the 1978 South‐ land Conference championship. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Finance from Arkansas State University.

Brad Bobo is entering his 17th year working with the Arkansas State football radio broadcasts. Bobo, who earned his bachelor’s degree from Arkansas State University in 1999, also hosts a highly‐rated afternoon sports‐talk show (“The Drive”) on East Arkansas Broadcasters’ 95.3 FM The Ticket.

EAB RED WOLVES SPORTS NETWORK KFIN 107.9 FM ...... Jonesboro (Flagship) KASR 92.7 FM...... Conway KTRQ 102.3 FM ...... Colt/Memphis KEAZ 100.7 FM...... Searcy/Heber Springs KCTT 101.7 FM ...... Mountain Home KWYN 102.9 FM/1400 AM .....Wynne/West Memphis KRLW 103.1 FM/1320 AM . . . Walnut Ridge/Pocahontas KWYN 95.5 FM...... Wynne/West Memphis KHLR 106.7 FM ...... Benton/Little Rock KWAK 105.5 FM...... Stuttgart KQEW 102.3 FM...... Fordyce KOOU 104.7 FM...... Hardy KOTN 102.5 FM ...... Gould/Monticello KARV 610 AM/101.3 FM...... Russellville KFFA 1360 AM ...... Helena

The Arkansas State University family lost one of their all‐time greats with the passing Sept. 26, 2015, of Bill Keedy, a treasured alumnus and member of the Red Wolves’ football broadcast team since 2000. Affectionately known to many simply as “Coach,” the 1969 Arkansas State Uni‐ versity alumnus spent 15 years in the booth for many of A‐State’s biggest games. In honor of the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame inductee, the home radio broadcast location at Centennial Bank Stadium has been renamed the “Coach Bill Keedy Radio Booth.” The Red Wolves also wore a commemorative “BK” decal on the back of their helmets in honor of “Coach.”

210 2019 A‐STATE FOOTBALL RED WOLVES MEDIA INFORMATION PRINT/ONLINE MEDIA 501‐372‐7777 (Phone), 501‐324‐7546 (Fax) Jonesboro Sun [email protected] P.O. Box 1249, Jonesboro, AR 72403 KTHV‐TV (CBS) 870‐935‐5525 (Phone), 870‐935‐5823 (Fax) 8th & Izard, Little Rock, AR 72203 [email protected] 501‐244‐4572 (Phone), 501‐376‐1645 (Fax) Arkansas Democrat‐Gazette [email protected] P.O. Box 2221, Little Rock, AR 72203 KLRT‐TV (FOX) 501‐378‐3411 (Phone), 501‐375‐4521 (Fax) 10800 Colonel Glenn Road, Little Rock, AR 72204 [email protected] 501‐217‐4257 (Phone), 501‐227‐0855 (Fax) Associated Press [email protected] 10802 Executive Center Dr., Suite 100 WREG‐TV (CBS) Little Rock, AR 72211 803 Channel 3 Drive, Memphis, TN 38104 501‐225‐3668 (Phone), 501‐225‐3249 (Fax) 901‐527‐9336 (Phone), 901‐577‐0198 (Fax) The Herald [email protected] P.O. Box 1930, State University, AR 72467 WMC‐TV (NBC) 87‐972‐3075 (Phone), 870‐910‐8042 (Fax) 1960 Union Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104 [email protected] 901‐726‐0416 (Phone), 901‐278‐7633 (Fax) Memphis Commercial Appeal [email protected] 495 Union Avenue, Memphis, TN 38101 WHBQ‐TV (FOX) 800‐444‐6397 (Phone), 901‐529‐2362 (Fax) 485 S. Highland Street, Memphis, TN 38111 [email protected] 901‐320‐1313 (Phone), 901‐320‐1366 (Fax) Stephens Media Group [email protected] 401 South Victory, Little Rock, AR 72201 WPTY‐TV (ABC) 501‐374‐0699 (Office), 501‐374‐0860 (Fax) 2701 Union Extended, Memphis, TN 38112 Paragould Daily Press 901‐323‐2430 (Phone), 901‐452‐1820 (Fax) P.O. Box 38, Paragould, AR 72450 [email protected] 870‐239‐8562 (Phone), 870‐239‐8565 (Fax) [email protected] RADIO Newport Daily Independent KASU (91.9 FM) 2408 Hwy 367 North, Newport, AR 72112 P.O. Box 2160, State University, AR 72467 870‐523‐5855 (Phone), 870‐523‐6542 (Fax) 870‐972‐3070 [email protected] EAST ARKANSAS BROADCASTERS AStateNation.com 403 West Parker Road, Jonesboro, AR 72401 501‐680‐7335 (Phone) KWHF (95.9 FM), 870‐934‐5009 [email protected] KBTM (1230 AM & 101.3 FM), 870‐935‐5597 RedWolfReport.com KFIN (107.9 FM), 870‐932‐1079 870‐370‐6410 KIYS (101.7 FM), 870‐935‐5598 [email protected] KIYS‐HD 2 (94.1 FM), 870‐935‐5598 KNEA (970 AM & 95.3 FM), 870‐932‐8400 TELEVISION 95.3 FM The Ticket, 870‐930‐3367 KAIT‐TV (ABC) JONESBORO RADIO GROUP P.O. Box 790, Jonesboro, AR 72403 314 Union, Jonesboro, AR 72401 870‐931‐8888 (Phone), 870‐933‐8058 (Fax) KDXY (104.9 FM), 870‐933‐8800 [email protected] KEGI (100.5 FM), 870‐934‐5009 KJNB‐TV (FOX) KJBX (106.3 FM), 870‐933‐8800 2400 East Highland St., Suite 5000A KDXY‐HD2(107.5 FM), 870‐933‐8800 Jonesboro, AR 72401 KJBX‐HD2 (98.5 FM), 870‐933‐8800 870‐333‐1076 (Phone) KDXY‐HD3 (92.7 FM), 870‐933‐8800 ASU‐TV KKSP The Source (93.3 FM) 501‐823‐0933 P.O. Box 2160, State University, AR 72467 400 Hardin Rd, Little Rock, AR 72211 870‐972‐3070 (Phone), 870‐972‐3828 (Fax) KPOC/KRLW (106.3 FM & 1320 AM), 870‐886‐6666 [email protected] P.O. Box 508, Pocahontas, AR 72455 KARK‐TV (NBC) KABZ (103.7 FM The Buzz), 870‐886‐6666 1401 West Capitol Ave., Suite 104 2400 Cottondale Lane, Little Rock, AR 72202 Little Rock, AR 72201 ESPN Radio (730 AM), 901‐522‐1919 501‐340‐4444 (Phone), 501‐375‐1961 (Fax) 203 Beale Street, Suite 204, Memphis, TN 38103 [email protected] WHBQ (Sports 560 AM), 901‐522‐1919 KATV‐TV (ABC) 6080 Mt. Moriah Ext., Memphis, TN 38115 401 South Main, Little Rock, AR 72201 ASTATEREDWOLVES.COM 211 ARKANSAS STATE MEDIA INFORMATION

DIRECTIONS TO CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM From Memphis International Airport: Start going toward the Airport Exit on Winches‐ ter Road. Bear right on Plough Boulevard for 1.4 miles. Take ramp onto I‐240 West to‐ ward I‐240 Little Rock/Downtown for 2.6 miles. Continue on I‐55 North for 6.1 miles. Take the St. Louis/Little Rock exit on I‐55 North and go 24.4 miles. Take exit 23B/Marked Tree/Jonesboro onto US‐63for 0.5 miles. Continue on US‐63 North for 41 miles. Take ramp toward Caraway Road/Red Wolf Boulevard for 0.2 miles. Bear right on Red Wolf Boulevard and go 2.2 miles until seeing Centennial Bank Stadium on the left.

From Little Rock National Airport: Leaving the airport on East Roosevelt Road go 0.3 miles and continue on Annie M. Bankhead Drive for another 0.4 miles. Turn left to take the ramp onto I‐440 East toward I‐40 for 11.3 miles. Take the Jacksonville exit onto US‐ 67 North and go 96.5 miles. Turn right on AR‐226E and go 11.7 miles. Turn right on Co. Road 203. Turn left on US‐49 for 6.5 miles. Take ramp onto US 63 South and go 2.7 miles until taking the Stadium/Red Wolf Boulevard exit for 0.2 miles. Turn left on Red Wolf Boulevard and go 2.4 miles until seeing Centennial Bank Stadium on the left.

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