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GN1 Vs PV LDC Aug 31 13.Indd Texas Southern QUICK FACTS 2013 TSU Football TigersTigers LookingLooking fforor BBackack to BBackack ViVictoriesctories School.................................................Texas Southern University Schedule Location............................................................... Houston, Texas A 47 yard fi eld goal ended fi ve years of frustration for Texas Enrollment........................................................................... 9,500 Aug. 31st SouthernS when they beat Prairie View 44-41 in the 28th Labor Founded................................................................................1927 vs. Prairie View DayD Classic. Now Tigers are looking for their second straight win Colors............................................................... Maroon and Gray Labor Day Classic againsta the Panthers in the 29th Labor Day Classic. This season Nickname........................................................................... Tigers BBVA Compass Stadium thet annual rivalry game will be played in the Tigers’ new home, Mascot.................................................................... Pretty Baby II 7:00 pm BBBVA Compass Stadium where TSU is expecting to play before Conference.................................. Southwestern Athletic (SWAC) a sell-out crowd for the fi rst time since the stadium opened last Affi liation......................................................NCAA Division I FCS Sept. 14th sseason. Stadium/Capacity...................... BBVA Compas Stadium / 22,000 @ Sam Houston (CSN) President.............................................................Dr. John Rudley Huntsville,TX TTSU’s last winning streak against Prairie View stretched from 1991 Faculty Athletics Representative.............................. Anna James 6:00pm tto 2003. The Tigers have won only twice since then but four games Director of Athletics..................................Dr. Charles McClelland hhave been settled by three points or less since 2004. Senior Woman Adm......................................... Dr. Dwalah Fisher Sept. 19th (Thur.) Athletic Trainer................................................John “Doc” Harvey @ Jackson State (ESPNU) TTexas Southern head coach Darrell Asberry got the Tigers back in Strength & Conditioning Head Coach..................Marshall Hayes Jackson, MS tthe winning column and he plans to keep them there. Asberry’s Equipment Manager...................................................Eddie Davis 6:30pm ccoaching debut in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) Video Coordinator...................................................... Lonzo Giles wwas the win against PV. TSU Athletics Pastor.. Rev. Karl Minor, Brookhollow Bapt Church Sept. 28th Football Offi ce Manager......................................... Asia Speights Alabama A&M TTexas Southern has dominated the series with a 19-8 advantage, Football Academic Advisor.................................. Kimberly Evans Huntsville, AL bbut Prairie View has won seven times in the last ten meetings. 6:00 pm COACHES BBefore the 2012 victory, Texas Southern last won Labor Day Classic Head Coach......................Darrell Asberry (Jackson State, 1999) Oct. 5th iin 2006 (17-14). The last two games of the series (2010 & 2011) Record at Texas Southern/Seasons................. 2 - 9 (1 season) Alabama State wwere decided by fi ve points (16-14 & 37-34). TSU’s head coach Career Record/Seasons................................ 42 - 34 (6 seasons) BBVA Compass Stadium DDarrell Asberry looks to extend the Tigers’ winning ways with a new Offi ce Phone...........................................................713-313-7048 6:00pm ggroup of athletes. Asberry has total confi dence in his team, despite Best Time to Call....................................9:00 am - 3:30 pm M-Th bbeing picked to fi nish 5th in the SWAC West Division. Asberry and Oct. 12th tthe Tigers say they will make their point on the playing fi eld. TEAM INFORMATION @ Ark. Pine Bluff Starters Returning/Lost.................................................. 15 / 7 Pine Bluff, AR TThe Tigers start the 2013 season with a new quarterback. Homer Offensive Starters Returning/Lost................................ 6 / 5 6:00pm CCausey won the starting job in camp with eight other signal callers. Defensive Starters Returning/Lost............................... 9 / 2 CCausey sat out last season after transferring from Shaw University, Letter winners Returning/Lost....................................... 46 / 38 Oct. 19th wwhere he played for Asberry as a freshman. Causey played in Offensive Returning/Lost............................................. 26 / 21 Alcorn (Homecoming) nnine games in 2011. He completed 50 of 97 passes for 735 yards Defense Returning/Lost............................................... 20 / 17 BBVA Compass Stadium aand 4 touchdowns. Two other promising quarterbacks are Earnest 2012 Overall Record............................................................... 2-9 2:00pm CCarrington a 6-3, 210 sophomore transfer from UL-Monroe and 2012 SWAC Record/Finish........................................ 2- 7 / 4th W ffreshman Jay Christophe (6-4, 205) from Brusly high school in Oct. 26th AAddis, Louisiana. SPORTS INFORMATION Grambling State Sports Information Director..................................... Rodney Bush Grambling, LA TTexas Southern returns 15 starters, nine of them on defense. Offi ce Phone........................................................ (713) 313-7603 2:00pm TThe Tigers defense will be led by defensive coordinator Mike Cell phone............................................................(713) 826-8229 VVite who has several SWAC Championships during his 30 plus Offi ce Fax.............................................................(713) 313-1045 Nov. 1st (Fri.) yyears of coaching. Former Alabama State defensive coordinator Press Box.............................................................(713) 547-3089 Southern CCedric Thornton also joined the TSU coaching staff to coach the [email protected] / [email protected] BBVA Compass Stadium llinebackers. The defense will be led by defensive backs Tray Website.............................................................. www.tsuball.com 8:00pm WWalker and Le’Tevin Wilcox, TSU’s lone All-SWAC Preseason ppick. The heart of the defense starts up front with the defensive Nov. 9th lline according to Coach Vite. Amir Bloom and Ernest Gilley will @ Mississippi Valley ccome off the ends while Robert Boykins and Greg Brady will plug Itta Bena, MS tthe middle. 1:00pm LLaborabor DDayay CClassiclassic FFactsacts Nov. 16th Howard BBVA Compass Stadium TTSUSU lleadseads SSerieseries 119-89-8 2:00pm BBiggestiggest BBlowout:lowout: 11995995 ((TSUTSU 550-8)0-8) & 22000000 ((TSUTSU 442-0)2-0) HHighestighest ccombinedombined sscore:core: 11986986 7722 ppointsoints ((TSUTSU 338-35)8-35) LLowestowest ccombinedombined sscore:core: 22001001 1177 ppointsoints ((TSUTSU 117-0)7-0) SShutouts:hutouts: 4 ((1992,1992, 11999,999, 22000,000, 22001)001) SSmallestmallest mmarginargin ooff vvictory:ictory: 2 ppointsoints ((PVPV 22010010 --16-14)16-14) SSixix ggamesames ddecidedecided bbyy 3 ppointsoints oorr lless:ess: ((1986,1986, 11988,988, 22005,005, 22006,006, 2010,2010, 2011,2011, 22012)012) Asberry added some explosive elements to his offense. Junior college transfer Daveonn Porter will join returner Edward Perkins-Loving in the backfi eld. Perkins-Loving was TSU’s lead rusher in 2012 and Porter was ranked in the top 5 among junior college running backs. Texas Southern vs. Prairie View Head to Head (2012 Stats) TSU’s new quarterback will have some talented receivers to throw to. Fred Plummer was the Tigers’ leading receiver in 2012 with 34 catches for 534 yards and 2 touchdowns. Malik Cross TEAM STATS TSU PVAM will be a deep threat for the Tigers. He sat out last season but he is extremely fast, has great RECORDS(overall /conf.) 2-8 / 2-9 4-6 / 4-4 hands and knows the offense. Derek Shipman and Larry Clark are two other receivers that will be on the radar. Tight end Billy Rosenberg will also be a favorite target for the Tigers. SCORING 165 305 Points Per Game 15.0 27.7 Special teams will be a key to the Tigers success in 2013. TSU has two exceptional kickers, FIRST DOWNS 156 226 Corey Carter and Eric Medina. Carter is the returning punter who averaged 55.5 yards a punt. RUSHING YARDAGE 1058 2054 Medina is a freshman who has a strong leg and is very accurate. Plummer and Cross will handle punt returns while Perkins-Loving and Trent Richmond will return kick-offs. TDs Rushing 5 20 PASSING YARDAGE 1868 2508 The Tigers should be stronger in every position. The key to a successful season is staying TDs Passing 14 18 healthy. Limits on TSU’s recruiting numbers has hurt the depth chart but a good conditioning TOTAL OFFENSE 2926 4562 program over the summer may help the Tigers stay in the game. KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 65-1122 59-1052 Coach Darrell Asberry PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 8-28 14-231 Asberry debut as head coach in the Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) in 2012, but INT RETURNS: #-Yards 9-157 7-49 he is in very familiar territory. Coach Asberry played quarterback for Jackson State and he FUMBLES-LOST 20-11 25-15 coached at his alma mater after playing several years of professional football. He faced many PENALTIES-Yards 86-754 120-1086 of the SWAC teams while he was head coach at Shaw University. PUNTS-Yards 75-3121 49-1919 Asberry also has a personal connection to Prairie View’s football head coach. They played on
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