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Table of Contents Page 2.................................................................................................2019 Quick Facts Page 3...............................................................Interim President Dr. Gaddis J. Faulcon Page 4........................................................................Athletic Director George Williams Page 5....................................................................................Head Coach Tim Chavous Page 6..........................................................................................2019 Season Outlook Pages 7-8..................................................................................2019 Preseason Roster Pages 9-10-11.........................................................................................Key Returnees Pages 12-13.........................................................................................2019 Opponents Pages 14-15............................................................................................2018 Statistics Page 16..................................................................................................Football History Page 17.......................................................SAU Players of the Year and All-Americans Page 18....................................................................................SAU All-CIAA Selections Back Cover..............................................................................................2019 Schedule Writer: Anthony Jeffries Cover Design: Demarcus Williams Photos: Jerrell Jordan, Eric Wilson, Johnny Wilson 2019 Saint Augustine’s University Football 1 2019 Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION Starters Returning:..........................................................14 Name of School:......................Saint Augustine’s University Starters Lost:.....................................................................8 Mailing Address:.1315 Oakwood Ave., Raleigh, NC 27610 Founded:.......................................................................1867 2018 RESULTS Enrollment:..................................................................1,000 Sept. 1................ at Jacksonville 14-63 L Nickname:................................................................Falcons Sept. 8.................at North Carolina Central 14-51 L School Colors:.............................................Blue and White Sept. 15...............Virginia State Canceled Stadium:.........................George Williams Athletic Complex Sept. 22...............Bowie State 22-32 L Capacity:.....................................................................2,500 Sept. 29...............at Elizabeth City State 24-17 W Surface:..................................................................FieldTurf Oct. 6...................at Livingstone 26-15 W Affi liation:..................................................NCAA Division II Oct. 13.................at Winston-Salem State 6-36 L Conference:.................................................................CIAA Oct. 20.................Fayetteville State 28-31 L Interim President:.............................Dr. Gaddis J. Faulcon Oct. 27.................at Johnson C. Smith 3-31 L Alma Mater, Year:..............Saint Augustine’s College, 1974 Nov. 3..................Shaw 10-27 L Athletic Director:.......................................George Williams Alma Mater, Year:..............Saint Augustine’s College, 1965 TOP RETURNEES Athletic Phone:............................................(919) 516-4206 Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. No. Jeremiah Miller RB 5-9 180 Sr. 3 HISTORY Teoz Mauney DL 5-11 260 Sr. 8 First year of football:.......................................1934 (CIAA) Teyon Davis DB 5-11 180 So. 10 All-time bowl/playoff record:.............................1-0 (2010) Anthony Berry WR 6-0 170 So. 15 All-time record:...................................................159-176-8 DeAndre Conley WR 6-0 170 So. 18 Joseph Harris Jr. LB 6-0 225 So. 22 COACHING STAFF Curtis Hardy DB 6-2 180 Sr. 23 Head Coach:....................................................Tim Chavous Roy Garris Jr. DB 6-2 180 Sr. 29 Alma Mater:.................................Bethune-Cookman (2002) Desmond Quinerly DL 6-4 275 Jr. 41 Record at school (seasons):............10-25 (4th full season) Brandon Jackson DL 6-1 275 So. 51 Football offi ce phone:................................(919) 516-4780 Calvin Montgomery OL 6-0 285 Sr. 55 Best time to reach Coach:............................8 a.m.- 5 p.m. LaMarque Hill OL 6-3 290 Sr. 61 Assistant Coaches:......................................................TBA Dominick Bryant DL 6-3 300 R-So. 75 Joe Edwards OL 6-0 260 Jr. 78 ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION Athletic Director:.......................................George Williams INFO ON TOP PLAYERS Associate Athletic Director:......................Leon Carrington Senior Woman Administrator:..............................Dot Neal Joseph Harris Jr. – Harris earned All-CIAA fi rst team honors Associate AD for Compliance:...................Tara Davenport and All-CIAA Rookie team accolades in his fi rst year. Faculty Athletic Representative:........Dr. Darnell J. Bethel Sports Information Director:.....................Anthony Jeffries Brandon Jackson – Jackson was a force on the defensive Head Athletic Trainer:....................................LaKida Harris line as a freshman in 2018, earning All-CIAA second team recognition and All-CIAA Rookie team honors. SPORTS INFORMATION Sports Information Director:.....................Anthony Jeffries Jeremiah Miller – Miller led the Falcons in rushing for the SID Offi ce Phone:........................................(919) 516-4517 second straight year (665). Cell Phone:..................................................(919) 348-5355 SID Fax:........................................................(919) 516-4639 Roy Garris Jr. – The Falcons’ defensive back was named SID Email:[email protected] Honorable Mention All-CIAA in 2018 despite playing half Athletic Website:........................www.saintaugfalcons.com the season due to injury. TEAM RECORD Dominick Bryant – The Falcons’ defensive tackle placed on 2018 Record:...............................2-7 (0-3 Home; 2-4 Away) the All-CIAA Rookie team. CIAA Record:..............................2-4 (0-2 Home; 2-2 Away) Southern Division Record:........1-4 (0-2 Home; 1-2 Away) Anthony Berry – The Falcons’ wide receiver was selected Basic Offense:.........................................................Multiple to the All-CIAA Rookie team as a freshman. Basic Defense:........................................................Multiple Lettermen Returning:......................................................23 Curtis Hardy – The Falcons’ defensive back was second on Lettermen Lost:...............................................................30 the team in tackles (41) in 2018. 2019 Saint Augustine’s University Football 2 Interim President Dr. Gaddis J. Faulcon Dr. Gaddis Faulcon is the Interim President of Saint Augustine’s University. Dr. Faulcon recently served as Vice President of Enrollment Management at Saint Augustine’s University. He also led Shaw University as its interim president from 2014 to 2015. He was Chair of the Department of Allied Health at Shaw University from 2003 to August 8, 2008, and he had also been a faculty member there from 1998 to 2007. Previously, he was Vice President for Student Affairs at Saint Augustine’s College (1994- 1996), Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs & Special Projects at Saint Augustine’s College (1985-1993), and Assistant Director of Northeastern North Carolina Tomorrow, Inc. at Elizabeth City State University (1984-1985). Dr. Faulcon was born in Oxford, N.C. He earned a B.S. degree in health and physical education from Saint Augustine’s; an M.R.R./M.P.A. in recreation resources management and public administration, and an Ed.D. in higher education and public administration from North Carolina State University. He is the founder of Winning Generation Education & Training Institute, an organization that focuses on providing personal and organizational development consulting services. He is also an expert on providing solutions to higher education institutions toward narrowing the achievement gap between minorities and others. He is the author of the book, A Winning Generation. His current scholarly interests focus on smoking cessation and other health and wellness related issues i.e., physical fi tness. He has received grants from the American Cancer Society and has presented numerous papers and lectures. He has received the Garner Road Young Men’s Christian Association Award, The Prezell R. Robinson Award, Most Outstanding Layman Award, Saint Augustine College Reserve Offi cer Training Award (ROTC), Saint Augustine’s College Administrator of the Year Award, Saint Augustine’s College Layman League Citation for Service Award, and Shaw University’s African American Image Award. Dr. Faulcon and his wife, Jeanette, have been married for 38 years and they have two daughters and one grandson. AWARDS WON BY DR. FAULCON The Second Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr, Good neighbor Prayer Brunch Award, State-Wide Institutional Award, 2015 The National Society of Leadership and Success Award, April 11, 2015 North Carolina NAACP Humanitarian Award, January 24, 2015 Phi Alpha Honor Society Award, 2014 Shaw University Phi Beta Sigma Humanitarian Award, 2014 College of Graduate and Professional Studies at Shaw University Excellence
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