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Football History Pages 19-20 MICHAEL MORAND HEAD FOOTBALL COACH RODERICK DAVENPORT II CYRIL ALL-CIAA FIRST TEAM RUNNING BACK DAVIS QUARTERBACK 2015 SAINT AUGUSTINE’S UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL #OURPLACEOURTIME JAMAL DENZEL ANTONIO D. PARKER WATKINS THOMAS WIDE RECEIVER DEFENSIVE BACK ALL-CIAA ROOKIE WIDE RECEIVER DARIUS GOODMAN DEFENSIVE LINEMAN CHASZ BRANDON COSBY KING ALL-CIAA ROOKIE DEFENSIVE LINEMAN OFFENSIVE LINEMAN Table of Contents Page 2................................................................................................2015 Quick Facts Page 3........................................................................President Everett B. Ward, Ph.D. Page 4.......................................................................Athletic Director George Williams Page 5.............................................................................Head Coach Michael Morand Pages 6-7.........................................................................................Assistant Coaches Page 8.........................................................................................2015 Season Outlook Page 9......................................................................................2015 Preseason Roster Pages 10-11...........................................................................................Key Returnees Pages 12-13........................................................................................2015 Opponents Page 14...............................................................................................Falcons In Action Pages 15-17............................................................................................2014 Statistics Page 18.................................................................................................Football History Pages 19-20................................................................Individual Records (Since 2002) Page 21.................................................................................Falcons’ All-CIAA Players Page 22....................................Falcons’ Players of the Year and All-American Awards Back Cover.............................................................................................2015 Schedule 2015 Saint Augustine’s University Football 1 2015 Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION CIAA Record:.............................3-4 (2-1 Home; 1-3 Away) Name of School:......................Saint Augustine’s University Southern Division Record:.......2-3 (1-1 Home; 1-2 Away) Mailing Address:.1315 Oakwood Ave., Raleigh, NC 27610 Basic Offense:...................................................Mid-Atlantic Founded:.......................................................................1867 Basic Defense:........................................................Multiple Enrollment:..................................................................1,100 Lettermen Returning:.......................................................30 Nickname:................................................................Falcons Lettermen Lost:................................................................45 School Colors:.............................................Blue and White Starters Returning:............................................................6 Stadium:.........................George Williams Athletic Complex Starters Lost:...................................................................16 Capacity:.....................................................................2,500 Surface:..................................................................FieldTurf 2014 RESULTS Affi liation:..................................................NCAA Division II Sept. 6.................at Indiana, Pa. 19-41 L Conference:.................................................................CIAA Sept. 13...............Wingate 0-30 L President:.........................................Everett B. Ward, Ph.D. Sept. 20...............at Stillman 19-37 L Alma Mater, Year:..............Saint Augustine’s College, 1982 Sept. 27...............Chowan 33-31 W Athletic Director:.......................................George Williams Oct. 4...................at Virginia State 35-42 L Alma Mater, Year:..............Saint Augustine’s College, 1965 Oct. 11.................at Livingstone 31-30 W Athletic Phone:............................................(919) 516-4250 Oct. 18.................at Winston-Salem State 13-36 L Oct. 25.................Fayetteville State 14-49 L HISTORY Nov. 1..................at Johnson C. Smith 10-14 L First year of football:.......................................1934 (CIAA) Nov. 8..................Shaw 16-9 W All-time bowl/play-off record:............................1-0 (2010) All-time record:...................................................149-147-8 TOP RETURNEES Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. No. COACHING STAFF Chasz Cosby DL 6-3 280 So. 41 Head Coach:...............................................Michael Morand Cyril Davis QB 6-3 180 R-Jr. 1 Alma Mater:................................................Florida A&M ‘01 Roderick Davenport II RB 6-1 200 R-Sr. 24 Record at school (seasons):.......................3-6 (1 season) Darius Goodman DL 6-0 230 R-So. 2 Football offi ce phone:................................(919) 516-5182 Brandon King OL 6-2 330 R-Jr. 77 Best time to reach Coach:...........................12 p.m.-2 p.m. Jamal Parker WR 5-9 175 Sr. 6 Assoc. Head Coach/Def. Coordinator:.....Errick Hargrove Antonio D. Thomas WR 5-9 160 So. 89 Offensive Line:...........................................Jimmy Heggins Denzel Watkins DB 5-11 185 Sr. 27 Running Backs/Academic Coordinator:.....Tim Chavous Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers:..................Jonathan Kelly INFO ON TOP PLAYERS Inside Linebackers:...............................................Ken Hill Chasz Cosby – All-CIAA Rookie selection Defensive Line:..............................................Arun Gomez Special Assistant to Head Coach/OLB:......Regi Cooper Cyril Davis – Among top fi ve CIAA leaders in touchdown passes (11) and passing yards per game (187.3) last ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION season Athletic Director:.......................................George Williams Associate AD/SWA:......................................................TBA Roderick Davenport II – All-CIAA and All-Region back led Associate AD for Compliance:......................Andre Roach CIAA in rushing last season (113.3 yards per game) Faculty Athletic Representative:................Richard Moore Sports Information Director:.....................Anthony Jeffries Darius Goodman – Led Falcons in tackles for loss (13.5) as Head Athletic Trainer:.............................Lakida Whetstone a freshman Head Athletic Trainer Phone:............(919) 516-4595/4219 Brandon King – Returning lineman who opened running SPORTS INFORMATION lanes for CIAA rushing leader Roderick Davenport II Sports Information Director:.....................Anthony Jeffries SID Offi ce Phone:........................................(919) 516-4517 Jamal Parker - Team’s top returning receiver (41 catches, Cell Phone:..................................................(919) 348-5355 419 yards, 2 TDs) SID Fax:.......................................................(919) 516-4639 SID Email:[email protected] Antonio D. Thomas - All-CIAA Rookie selection Athletic Website:........................www.saintaugfalcons.com Denzel Watkins - Team’s top returning tackler (48 total TEAM RECORD tackles) 2014 Record:..............................3-7 (2-2 Home; 1-5 Away) 2015 Saint Augustine’s University Football 2 President Everett B. Ward, Ph.D. On April 10, 2015, the achievements, Ward made history in 1989 as the first Saint Augustine’s University African-American executive director of the North Carolina Board of Trustees voted Democratic Party. In addition, Ward has served on and unanimously to remove chaired two university advisory boards. the interim status from Dr. Everett B. Ward’s title and In recognition of his commitment to higher education, he was name him the 11th president elected to serve on the Board of Trustees of Saint Augustine’s of Saint Augustine’s University. College. From 2009-2011, Everett was chairman of the Board of Trustees of Saint Augustine’s College, his family’s beloved Ward is the third alumnus to hold the post in the 148-year alma mater. history of Saint Augustine’s University. Ward continued his family’s tradition by receiving his Bachelor Dr. Ward was appointed interim president on April 23, 2014. of Arts degree from Saint Augustine’s College. He also earned Under his leadership, the university has identified and focused a Master of Arts degree from North Carolina State University on four academic areas: Mass Communication and Journalism, (NCSU). While a student at NCSU, he was invited by the Criminal Justice, Public Health and Science, Technology, Taiwanese government to study the political, educational and Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). cultural institutions of the Republic of China (Taiwan). In recognition of his academic and humanitarian achievements, Ward, of Raleigh, North Carolina, is a respected public Ward received the Steve Grissom Humanitarian Award from administrator, political leader, and humanitarian with more than NCSU. He maintains his connection with NCSU by serving as a 30 years of national and statewide experiences. Professionally, visiting lecturer in the Department of History. Ward served as director of the Historically Black Colleges and University (HBCU)/Minority Institutions of Higher Education In
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