TECH GOLDEN EAGLE FOOTBALL 10 CHAMPIONSHIPS | 30 ALL-AMERICANS | FOUR POSTSEASON APPEARANCES

GAME 1 2018 SCHEDULE TENNESSEE TECH vs. CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE TECH (0-0, 0-0 OVC) 8/30 at Chattanooga 6 p.m. THURSDAY, AUG. 30 | 6 P.M. CT | CHATTANOOGA, TENN. 9/6 Kennesaw State (ESPNU) 6 p.m. 9/13 at Utah State 7 p.m. (20,668) 9/22 at Jacksonville State* 6 p.m. 9/29 Eastern Illinois* 6 p.m. VIDEO: ESPN3 10/6 Southeast Missouri* 6 p.m. 10/13 OPEN Play-By-Play: Chris Goforth, Analyst: Scott McMahen 10/20 at Tennesse State*^ 4:30 p.m. 10/27 at Austin Peay* 4 p.m. RADIO: GOLDEN EAGLE SPORTS NETWORK 11/3 Murray State* 1:30 p.m. 11/10 at UT Martin* 2 p.m. Play-By-Play: Roger Ealey, Analyst: Dylan Vazzano 11/17 Eastern Kentucky* 1:30 p.m.

GOLDEN EAGLES MOCS CHATTANOOGA (0-0, 0-0 SoCON) 2017 Record/OVC Record: 1-10/1-7 OVC 2017 Record/OVC Record: 3-8/3-5 OVC 8/30 Tennessee Tech 6 p.m. STATS FCS/AFCA Coaches Poll: NR/NR STATS FCS/AFCA Coaches Poll: NR/NR 9/8 at The Citadel* 5 p.m. Head Coach: Head Coach: Tom Arth 9/15 at UT Martin 3 p.m. Record at Tennessee Tech (Years) 0-0 (1st) Record at Chattanooga (Years) 3-8 (2nd) 9/22 Samford* 6 p.m. Career Record (Years) 41-33 (8th) Career Record (Years) 43-16 (6th) 9/29 at State* 6:30 p.m. 10/6 Wofford* 2 p.m. INSIDE THE SERIES 10/13 at Western Carolina* 2:30 p.m. 10/20 OPEN OVERALL: 40th meeting (Chattanooga leads 29-10) 10/27 VMI* 2 p.m. FIRST MEETING: 9/23/1938 in Chattanooga (L, 27-6) 11/3 at Furman* Noon LAST MEETING: 11/15/2014 in Cookeville (L, 38-17) 11/10 Mercer* Noon 11/17 at South Carolina TBA CURRENT STREAK: Chattanooga, Won 3 LONGEST WINNING STREAK: Won 3, 2002/2003/2004 ^ - Nashville, Tenn. LONGEST LOSING STREAK: Lost 10, 1938/1939/1940/1941/1942/1945/1946/1947/1948/1 * Conference game 957 Bold indicates home game IN CHATTANOOGA: Chattanooga leads 16-8 Rankings listed are STATS FCS/AFCA Coaches SERIES NOTES: Tennessee Tech and Chattanooga will meet for the 40th time on Thursday All Times Central night in the first game of the season for both teams. This will be the eighth time that these RANKINGS: Neither team is currently ranked or receiving votes in the current two teams have faced in Tech’s first game of the season. The Golden Eagles are 1-6 against STATS FCS and AFCA Coaches’ Poll. the Mocs in season openers, the lone win coming in 2002. Chattanooga leads the all-time series 29-10 and has won the last three meetings in the series. Tennessee Tech last defeat- NEXT GAME: The Golden Eagles will return home to open their Tucker Stadium ed the Mocs 52-34 in Cookeville in 2004, the final game of a three-game winning streak. slate with a visit from Kennesaw State. Tech trails the series with the Owls 1-0 The Golden Eagles are 3-3 in their last six meetings with Chattanooga since 2000. The following their first meeting in the 2017 campaign. The Owls won the game 27-14 Mocs won the most recent game 38-17 in 2014 in Cookeville. Tennessee Tech head coach on Sept. 9 in front of 8,418 fans. Dewayne Alexander has faced Chattanooga once as a head coach, taking his team to Finley Stadium on Sept. 6, 2008, falling 47-6. Chattanooga head coach Tom Arth has never faced the Golden Eagles.

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MEDIA AVAILABILIY AND RESOURCES TENNESSEE TECH FOOTBALL PRACTICE All Tennessee Tech football practices are open to the public and media. However, all interview requests for coaches and players must come through the Sports Information office and football contacts Thomas Corhern and Mike Lehman. Interviews will not be held during practice unless permitted by Coach Alexander and his staff.

OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE WEEKLY TELECONFERENCE Coach Alexander will participate weekly on the Ohio Valley Conference’s football teleconference. That will be held every Tuesday morning during the season, starting at 10 a.m. On the week of Oct. 22, the call will be held on Wednesday, Oct. 24 due to OVC Basketball Media Day in Evansville, Ind. Coach Alexander will appear at the 10:56 a.m. timeslot. To access the call, dial 1-615-280-8014. Contact Kyle Schwartz at the OVC ([email protected]) or Thomas Corhern at Tech ([email protected]) for the teleconference passcode. PHONE INTERVIEWS Requests for phone interviews with coaches and players must be made to football contact Thomas Corhern -- (931) 372-6139 or [email protected] -- or Sports Information Director Mike Lehman -- (931) 372-3088 or [email protected]. Requests will then be submitted to Coach Alexander for approval and scheduling. Please also provide a number for the interview subject to contact as personal numbers will not be provided.

IN-PERSON INTERVIEWS Requests for in-person interviews with coaches and players must be made to football contact Thomas Corhern -- (931) 372-6139 or [email protected] -- or Sports Infor- mation Director Mike Lehman -- (931) 372-3088 or [email protected]. Requests will then be submitted to Coach Alexander for approval and scheduling. Please note that post-practice interviews will be preferred.

TTUSPORTS.COM The online home of Golden Eagle Athletics, the TTUsports.com website provides up-to-date information on all of Tennessee Tech’s varsity teams, including recaps, bios, statis- tics, media guides/record and more. For football, the site’s page contains the latest rosters, coaching staff information, notes and schedule. OVCSPORTS.COM The website for the Ohio Valley Conference contains in-depth information for all of the member institutions, as well as record books for all of the league’s participating sports. TENNESSEE TECH SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR COORDINATOR COORDINATOR COORDINATOR MIKE LEHMAN THOMAS CORHERN NATE PERRY DYLAN VAZZANO (Baseball, Men’s Basket- (Football, Softball) (Women’s Basketball, (Women’s Soccer, Men’s ball, Men’s Golf, Women’s (931) 372-6139 Volleyball, Cross Country, Tennis) Golf) [email protected] Track and Field) (931) 372-3883 (931) 372-3088 (931) 372-6139 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] CREDENTIALS Media seeking credentials should contact football contact Thomas Corhern -- (931) 372-6139 / [email protected] -- or Sports Information Director Mike Lehman -- (931) 372-3088 / [email protected]. Media will call is located on the west side of Tucker Stadium.

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NEW ERA BEGINS: Thursday’s game marks the first game for Dewayne Alexander as the head coach of the Tennessee Tech football team. Alexander is in his fourth tenure with the Golden Eagles, serving as a GA running QUICK FACTS backs coach in 1997-98, defensive line coach in 2002-03, assistant head coach and offensive line coach from 2013-15 and was the acting head coach after resigned in 2015. Following the Marcus Satterfield’s THE UNIVERSITY run in 2016 and 2017, Alexander became the Golden Eagles’ 12th head football coach on Dec. 22, 2017. Location Cookeville, Tenn. Enrollment 10,504 EVERY GAME IS HOMECOMING: With the return of Dewayne Alexander as Tech’s head coach, the Golden Ea- Founded March 27, 1915 gles also have five additional coaches who either played or coached at Tennessee Tech -- associate head coach/ Conference Ohio Valley tight ends coach Doug Malone, offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach Tre Lamb, linebackers coach Bruce Colors Purple (PMS 266) and Gold (PMS 109) Hatfield, outside linebackers coach/special teams coordinator Taylor Hennigan (son of Tech football legend Nickname Golden Eagles Mike Hennigan) and defensive line coach Sam Williamson. Tech’s Director of Football Operations and Leadership President Dr. Philip Oldham Development Chip Pugh was also the former Director of Athletic Development, while Academics Coordinator Director of Athletics Mark Wilson Cody Matthews is a former Golden Eagle player. Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. Jeff Roberts FOOTBALL HISTORY First Season 1922 COACHING ASSIGNMENTS All-Time Record 420-506-31 All-Time OVC Record 214-253-3 First Year of Division I FCS 1978 Dewayne Alexander - Head Coach Sideline Division I FCS Record 178-269-2 Doug Malone - Associate Head Coach/Tight Ends Sideline OVC Championships 10 Tre Lamb - Offensive Coordinator Booth All-Americans 30 Donnie Suber - Defensive Coordinator Sideline Postseason Appearances 4 Dominique Davenport - Running Backs Booth FCS Playoff Appearances 1 Bruce Hatfield - Linebackers Booth Taylor Hennigan - Ouside Linebackers/Special Teams Sideline COACHING STAFF Head Coach Dewayne Alexander Fred Marshall - Cornerbacks Booth Alma Mater Tennessee Tech, 1989 Adam Mims - Wide Receivers Sideline Collegiate Career Record (Years) 41-33 (8th) Jake Thornton - Offensive Line Sideline Tennessee Tech Record (Years) 0-0 (1st) Sam Williamson - Defensive Line Sideline Offensive Coordinator Tre Lamb Alma Mater Tennessee Tech, 2013 Defensive Coordinator Donnie Suber Alma Mater Georgia Southern, 2013 PRONUNCIATION GUIDE TEAM INFORMATION 2017 Overall Record 1-10 1 DAMI ADEKUNJO (DAH-me) (ah-dey-KOON-joe) 2017 OVC Record/Finish 1-7/Ninth 2 ADERICK Moore (uh-DARE-ick) 10 Nick MADONIA (muh-DOAN-yuh) 13 Chris MCELDERRY (mick-EL-dur-ree) 15 MACKELL Pippen (muh-KELL) 2017 OVC STANDINGS 21 David GIST (hard ‘G’) 22 Boyd (kin-TAY-vee-us) QUINTAVIOUS School Overall OVC 29 Adam SWAYZE (SWAY-zee) 31 Eriq FADAHUNSI (FAHD-ah-HOON-see) Jacksonville State 10-2 8-0 36 Cole HUNER (HUGH-ner) Austin Peay 8-4 7-1 37 KALIB Graves (cuh-LEEB) Eastern Illinois 6-5 5-3 38 DI’ANDRE Johnson (dee-ON-dray) UT Martin 6-5 4-4 41 Ethan GUINN (GWIN) Eastern Kentucky 4-7 3-5 56 Michael SCAVO (SKA-voh) Southeast Missouri 3-8 3-5 58 TRAE LATHAM (TRAY) (LAY-thum) Tennessee State 6-5 2-5 65 Xavier SCHLUETER (SCHLOO-ter) Murray State 3-8 2-5 67 Riley BODINE (BO-deen) Tennessee Tech 1-10 1-7 72 MACKENAN Thompson (mack-KEN-in) 74 McKenize VIAU (VEE-oh) 75 SCHAEFER ALMOYAN (SHAY-fur) (al-MOY-un) 82 Seth HUNER (HUGH-ner) 84 Clint ZIERKE (ZUR-key) 86 Taylor UBERTI (you-BUR-tee) 88 D.J. WILKES (WILKS) 93 HAIDAR ZAIDAN (HAY-dar) (ZAY-dan) 99 JALE’N GLADNEY (JAY-len) (GLAD-knee)

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OFFENSE YOUNG GUN: Bailey Fisher currently holds the top spot at quarterback, coming into the game as a true fresh- man. He graduated early after finishing his campaign at Rabun County (Ga.) and enrolled into Tech in January, going through spring practice with the Golden Eagles. He has shown plenty of promise with the Tech offense and could be a valuable weapon.

At Rabun County as a senior, he passed for 3,341 yards with 43 touchdowns, while also rushing for 1,283 yards. In his prep career, he threw for 9,383 yards and 113 touchdowns, while rushing for 3,075 yards and 57 more scores.

SWITCHING SIDES: Two major names from the Tennessee Tech defense will see action on the offensive side of the ball in 2018 as Josh Cunningham and Deven Sullivan return to offensive skill positions. Cunningham played as a cornerback in 2017, while Sullivan was in the linebacker corps to bolster their ranks after Josh Poplar had to miss the season.

Sullivan finished 2017 with 51 total tackles, including eight for-loss. He also recovered a fumble against Tennessee State. His season high was 10 tackles against Western Illinois. He was signed under then-head coach BAILEY FISHER | FR. | QB Watson Brown to play running back before Marcus Satterfield and his staff moved him to defense.

Cunningham finished 2017 with 53 tackles, six pass break-ups, two forced fumbles and a blocked kick. He recorded 11 tackles against Tennessee State. He spent 2016 as a wide receiver in Satterfield’s first season at Tech, catching 17 passes for 178 yards.

EMPTY NEST: The biggest hole to fill for Tech on offense is wide receiver Dontez Byrd, who wrapped up his eli- gibility and is currently with the NFL’s . The first Golden Eagle to ever surpass the 1,000 receiving yard plateau in a season, Byrd leaves some pretty big shoes to fill.

Tech did bring in a graduate transfer and a few freshmen who could grow into the role, however. Melvin Holland Jr. joins the Golden Eagles from Minnesota, while Brad Clark, Jeremiah Edwards and Cam Singletary have all shown impressive moves in camp. With those players joining thr returning core of Cunningham, R.D. Ford, Seth Huner and Hunter Coleman, there could be some impressive days ahead for the Tech receivers.

GROUND GAME: Tech saw running back Yeedee Thaenrat transfer to Towson, but the Golden Eagles’ top runner from a season ago, Andrew Goldsmith, is back, ready to lead Tech on the running attack. Goldsmith finished 2017 with 589 yards and three touchdowns on 116 carries, while also catching 15 passes for 164 yards and a touchdown. He rushed for a career-high 121 yards against Eastern Illinois. Following Goldsmith on the charts is senior Sullivan, freshman David Gist -- a Cookeville product, and D.J. Worthy. JOSH CUNNINGHAM | SR. | WR

UP FRONT: While there are a few familiar faces on the Tech offensive line, it’s pretty much an entirely different look for the Golden Eagle front five. Under the direction of Jake Thornton, who spent last season with the University of Alabama as a graduate assistant, the offensive line has been shaken up and reshaped. Providing protection at center is Daly Cull, who spent a year as a preferred walk-on at Memphis, then transferred to Tech, rejoining his high school head coach -- former Hendersonville High skipper Bruce Hatfield, who is currently coaching the Tech linebackers. Norman Hand, Mike Rhoades, Eric Kareem and Kurt Huff provide the first-line protection, while Schaefer Almoyan, Manny Avina, Riley Bodine, Philipp Tolksdorf and Mackenan Thompson provide back-up.

POWER PACK: Tech returns four tight ends who could prove to be gamechangers for the Golden Eagle offense. Mitchell McClurg, an Appalachian State transfer, is in his second full season with Tech, and could see a breakout season. Tavin Kilpatrick, a sophomore from Greenback, had a great freshman season, and they’ll be assisted with veteran leadership from senior Alex Carling and junior Clint Zierke. The foursome provides plenty of versa- tility or whichever package the offense sets up in.

OVERSEEING THE OFFENSE: Tech’s offensive coordinator should have a familiar name to those who have followed the Golden Eagles -- Tre Lamb, who was the quarterback for the Golden Eagles’ OVC Championship team in 2011. He was most recently at Mercer before coming home to Cookeville. DEVEN SULLIVAN | SR. | RB

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DEFENSE WELCOME BACK: Redshirt junior linebacker Josh Poplar has come a long way in just over a year. Just before the start of the 2017 fall camp, Poplar was diagnosed with a stroke following the team’s fitness test and a hole in his heart discovered. Poplar continued to work with the team, even though he was unable to play in the 2017 campaign. An all-Ohio Valley Conference second-team selection in 2016, it was hard to keep Tech’s leading tackler down, even if he was kept to the sidelines, serving as a student assistant.

Now Poplar is cleared to play and is back in old form, serving notice to opposing defenses that he’s back and ready to get to work. He’s joined by a fairly deep Tech linebacker corps, including Aderick Moore, who led the Golden Eagles in tackling in 2017, and Jake Warwick, who returns to the defense after a year as a fullback. Warwick is the grandson of famed Golden Eagle linebacker Lonnie Warwick, who later became a member of the legendary ’ defensive unit.

BRINGING THE HOUSE: It will be hard for opposing offenses not to see senior defensive end Tim Collins out on the field. With his imposing 6-5, 250-pound stature, Collins is the tallest starter on the Tech defense. He’s also known to make some noise as he disrupts the offense. A preseason all-Ohio Valley Conference selection, Collins JOSH POPLAR | R-JR. | LB looks to build on his 2017 campaign, where he finished the year with 51 tackles, including five for-loss for six yards, six QB hurries, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery.

NICKEL-PLATED: Tech is switching to the 4-2-5 defense this season from the 4-3 run in the past couple of seasons. With the switch, Eriq Fadhunsi and Branson Kramm will slightly shift duties as they take on the nickel position on the field. Fadahunsi, a Temple transfer, has been a reliable defensive back for the Golden Eagles and could make some noise in the adopted role.

EYES ON THE BALL: Providing deep support as a free safety, Deontay Wilson proved to be one of Tech’s top pass defenders in 2017, making 64 tackles, while picking off a pass and breaking up two. He also recovered a fumble for 13 yards. During the 2017 season, he had 12 tackles against Western Illinois, his career-high, and 10 against Austin Peay. There is some upperclassman leadership in the secondary with senior A.J. Flemister at left corner, junior Shannon Fayne at strong safety and junior Dami Adekunjo at right corner.

But following that first line, it’s a young, but talented group: Brian Thompson, a freshman at left corner, picked off eight passes for 186 yards as a senior at East Nashville Magnet last season, Aidan Raines at strong safety was a fantastic receiver at Mt. Juliet, and Seth Carlisle was a tremendous quarterback and defensive back at Macon County, picking off two passes and returning one for a touchdown.

UP FRONT: On the front four on Tech’s defensive line, there’s not a whole lot different. In addition to Collins TIM COLLINS | SR. | DE at DE, Anthony Akers is at defensive tackle, Xavier Schlueter starts at nose, while Chris McElderry is taking on what the Tech staff is labeling the Five. The quartet is three seniors and one junior, giving Tech some valuable experience on the front lines.

Backing up Collins at DE is freshman Sam Oldham, a prized prospect from Cookeville, who is also the son of Ten- nessee Tech president Dr. Phil Oldham. His work ethic and skills impressed the staff enough to earn the second spot on the depth chart. Meanwhile, there is experience back on the relief spots on the defensive line with junior Taylor Underwood at DT, sophomore Jale’n Gladney at nose and redshirt junior Andrew Swicegood at Five.

OVERSEEING THE DEFENSE: When Dewayne Alexander took over the Golden Eagles, he knew exactly who he wanted to lead Tech’s defense as he brought in Donnie Suber as defensive coordinator. A graduate from Georgia Southern, Suber was the defensive coordinator at Cumberland, then took over as the head coach once Alexander left to become the offensive line coach for Watson Brown at Tech. After Brown’s retirement in 2015, Alexander went back to Cumberland to assist for Suber, before taking a position at East Tennessee State.

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SPECIAL TEAMS PUTTING ON THE POINTS: Nick Madonia continues to be the kicker for the Golden Eagles, and he certainly has the numbers to back up why. A program-record 57-yarder in the books, nearly perfect on PATs and solid on field goals. He finished 2017 with a 21-for-21 mark on point-after attempts, while he was 9-for-14 on field goals. He was 1-for-1 from under 30, 6-for-7 from 30-to-39, 1-for-5 from 40-to-49, and 1-for-1 from beyond 50. His longest last season was 51 at Eastern Illinois.

Madonia has made 18 of his 25 field goals in his career, an accuracy mark of 72.0 percent. John Arnold has the best percentage, hitting 20 of his 27 (74.1). David Collett has the career record for field goals made with 49.

KICK OFF: Haidar Zaidan returns as Tech’s kickoff specialist. Last season, he had 34 kickoffs for a total of 2,020 yards, averaging 59.4 yards. He had 16 touchbacks and two sail out of bounds.

COMING TO AMERICA: The atest addition to the Golden Eagles’ special teams is Luke Maynard, a rugby-style punter from Australia. Signing with the Golden Eagles just under two weeks ago, Maynard has already started to show a lot of promise for Tech and opening up some options on the special teams. He came through the Prokick Australia program, which has instructed five consecutive Ray Guy Award winners and 12 All-Americans. The NICK MADONIA | SR. | K program’s alums include former Eastern Kentucky punter Keith Wrzuszczak, who was the top punter in the OVC in recent years.

TAKING IT BACK: On the depth chart for returners are running back Andrew Goldsmith and receiver Jeremiah Edwards. The two have had a lot of speed in camp and could provide some highlight reel quality returns for the Golden Eagles. Goldsmith returned four kicks last year for 100 yards, the longest at 31 yards. Edwards, a fresh- man from Hillsboro, Tenn., has had impressive speed and good hands as he looks to make his mark.

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WILMORE GETS THE TEDDY: Former Golden Eagle linebacker Barry “Butch” Wilmore was named the recipient of the NCAA’s highest honor -- the Theodore Roosevelt Award -- in January. Wilmore played football from 1982 to 1985 at Tech. He then went on to become a decorated combat pilot in the Navy, then went on to become an astronaut, commanding the space shuttle Atlantis and served on missions to the International Space Station. Wilmore is also a member of the Tennessee Tech Sports Hall of Fame. He is the first former Tech and Ohio Valley Conference student-athlete to receive the award.

HELPING BUILD THE WALL: During the spring, the Tennessee Tech football team helped erect the visiting Vietnam Wall memorial -- “The Wall That Heals.” Tech coaches and players helped put together the traveling exhibit as people from all over the region visited the scale replica of the Vietnam War Memorial wall standing in Washington, D.C.

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LAST MEETING THE SERIES 11/15/2014: No. 9 CHATTANOOGA 38, TECH 17 CHATTANOOGA 10-29 CHATTANOOGA, TENN. COOKEVILLE, Tenn. --Tennessee Tech closed out the home portfolio of its 2014 schedule with Senior Day Saturday, DATE SITE SCORE falling to FCS No. 9 Chattanooga, 38-17, as the Mocs (8-3) won their fifth consecutive game. It was also 9/23/1938 CHATTANOOGA L, 27-6 and Public Safety Appreciation Day, as well as Scout Day. 9/29/1939 CHATTANOOGA L, 20-0 9/27/1940 CHATTANOOGA L, 28-0 9/26/1941 CHATTANOOGA L, 26-19 The Golden Eagles (4-7) will put the wraps on the season next week with an Ohio Valley Conference finale at Austin 10/16/1942 CHATTANOOGA L, 20-0 Peay. Kickoff is at 4 p.m. 10/6/1945 UNKNOWN L, 20-7 10/4/1946 CHATTANOOGA L, 37-6 Tech battled early, pulling to within 7-3 on a John Arnold field goal early in the second quarter, and then used a 10/3/1947 CHATTANOOGA L, 12-0 64-yard sprint by junior Ladarius Vanlier for a touchdown seven minutes later to close to within 14-10. 10/1/1948 CHATTANOOGA L, 18-7 11/1/1957 CHATTANOOGA L, 26-0 But the Mocs drove 60 yards for a touchdown to make it 21-10, and a minute later recovered a fumble following a 11/1/1958 COOKEVILLE W, 13-12 sack at the TTU 22, and converted that turnover into another touchdown for a sudden 28-10 advantage heading 10/30/1959 CHATTANOOGA L, 6-3 into halftime. 10/29/1960 COOKEVILLE L, 20-6 9/23/1961 CHATTANOOGA L, 19-7 9/22/1962 COOKEVILLE L, 20-7 The Chattanooga lead grew to 31-10 in the third quarter, and 38-10 on a short drive following Tech’s only other 9/28/1963 CHATTANOOGA W, 7-5 turnover. 9/26/1964 COOKEVILLE L, 18-0 9/25/1965 CHATTANOOGA L, 21-0 The Golden Eagles put together the final scoring drive of the afternoon as Jared Davis rammed in from the one. It 9/24/1966 COOKEVILLE L, 17-7 was his 42-yard completion to Cody Matthews that set up the score. 10/28/1967 CHATTANOOGA L, 28-13 11/2/1968 COOKEVILLE L, 20-6 That catch gave Matthews 100 receptions for his Tech career. 11/1/1969 CHATTANOOGA W, 23-11 10/31/1970 COOKEVILLE L, 21-7 10/30/1971 CHATTANOOGA W, 14-7 The Mocs rolled up 457 yards of offense, gaining 234 through the air and 223 on the ground. Tech managed just 171 10/28/1972 COOKEVILLE W, 24-8 total yards, with 96 rushing and 75 through the air. 10/27/1973 CHATTANOOGA L, 7-3 9/20/1986 CHATTANOOGA L, 33-3 Chattanooga quarterback Jacob Huesman, the son of Moc head coach , was the leading rusher 11/14/1987 CHATTANOOGA W, 20-13 with 89 yards and one touchdown on 19 carries. He also completed 21 of 27 passes for 234 yards and four more 11/24/1988 COOKEVILLE L, 41-0 touchdowns. The Mocs also got 76 yards on 22 carries from Keon Williams. 9/9/1989 CHATTANOOGA W, 28-10 9/8/1990 COOKEVILLE L, 40-17 Tech was led by Vanlier’s 81 yards on seven carries. Matthews finished with two catches for 50 yards. 9/7/1991 CHATTANOOGA L, 35-14 9/6/1997 CHATTANOOGA L, 13-10 9/14/2002 COOKEVILLE W, 13-3 Defensively, several Golden Eagles piled up big numbers on the tackle charts, topped by senior Cory Webber’s 9/13/2003 CHATTANOOGA W, 35-10 career-best 17 stops. Austin Tallant added 12 tackles and forced a fumble, while Jay Rudwall finished with 10 10/9/2004 COOKEVILLE W, 52-34 tackles and two tackles-for-loss. Marty Jones, the team’s leading tacklers this season, had nine tackles in the first 9/3/2005 CHATTANOOGA L, 30-23 (OT) half before leaving the contest with an injury. 8/31/2006 COOKEVILLE L, 31-7 11/15/2014 COOKEVILLE L, 38-17 The game was the final home appearance for 16 Golden Eagle seniors: DaJuan Brown, Neil Gannaway, James Huguely, Marty Jones, Cody Matthews, Tevin McDermott, Midoho Okpokowuruk, Patrick Prewitt, Randall Reeves, Zach Sharp, Matthew Smith, Conor Sparkman, Darian Stone, Austin Tallant, Ben Viaene, and Cory Webber.

GAME LEADERS TENNESSEE TECH CHATTANOOGA Passing Jared Davis, 45 yds. Passing Jacob Huesman, 234 yds. Rushing Ladarius Vanlier, 81 yds. Rushing Jacob Huesman, 89 yds. Receiving Cody Matthews, 50 yds. Receiving R. Bagley, 67 yds.

TEAM STATS TENNESSEE TECH CHATTANOOGA Passing 75 Passing 234 Rushing 96 Rushing 223 Turnovers 2 Turnovers 2 T.O.P. 20:00 T.O.P. 40:00

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THE TENNESSEE TECH FIGHT SONG TENNESSEE TECH TENNESSEE TECH There they go again today, MILESTONE VICTORIES WINNINGEST SEASONS What a team, WIN SCORE (DATE AND SITE) YEAR RECORD Yea, the Eagles! 1 Tennessee Tech 25, Bethel 13 1972 10-2 You'll hear everybody say X/X/1922 (Unknown) 1952 9-2 'Better get on the ball with the Eagles!' 1977 9-2 Make that touchdown play again, 50 Tennessee Tech 25, 0 1960 8-3 See them running up the score, for 10/3/1936 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1971 8-2 1975 8-3 We'll be leading all the way 1 (OVC) Tennessee Tech 13, Evansville 0 1993 8-3 With our own Tech Golden Eagles! 11/18/1950 (Evansville, Ind.) 2000 8-3 1953 7-4 THE TENNESSEE TECH 100 Tennessee Tech 42, Carson-Newman 6 1955 7-3 9/22/1951 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1958 7-3 HYMN 1961 7-3 The quiet hills stand steadfast 150 Tennessee Tech 48, Morehead State 0 1992 7-4 Round walls of russet brown 10/3/1959 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 2001 7-3 On halls serene and campus green 2011 7-4 The smoky hills look down; 50 (OVC) Tennessee Tech 21, Eastern Kentucky 19 1928 6-0-1 11/9/1963 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1930 6-2-1 And proudly may I cherish 1931 6-3 What thou hast giv'n to me, 1 (TS) Tennessee Tech 14, East Tennessee State 3 1938 6-3 Oh Alma Mater, Tennessee Tech, 10/8/1966 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1939 6-3-1 God prosper thee. 1957 6-4 200 Tennessee Tech 17, UT Martin 6 1959 6-2-2 10/3/1970 (Martin, Tenn.) 1963 6-4 Deep purple stand the mountains 1974 6-5 And golden sets the sun. 250 Tennessee Tech 63, East Tennessee St. 20 1981 6-5 We proudly wear these colors fair 10/29/1977 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1990 6-5 Until our goal is won; 1997 6-5 100 (OVC) Tennessee Tech 63, East Tennessee St. 20 2004 6-5 We pledge thee faithful service, 10/29/1977 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 2009 6-5 Our love and loyalty, 1924 5-3-1 Oh Alma Mater, Tennessee Tech, 50 (TS) Tennessee Tech 10, Murray State 3 1941 5-4 God prosper thee. 9/25/1982 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1946 5-5 1948 5-6 300 Tennessee Tech 26, Tennessee State 15 1951 5-5-1 11/7/1992 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1956 5-4-1 1966 5-5 150 (OVC) Tennessee Tech 16, Murray State 13, OT 1969 5-5 11/1/1997 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1978 5-6 1987 5-6 350 Tennessee Tech 63, Tennessee State 13 1989 5-5 11/10/2001 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1994 5-6 1996 5-6 100 (TS) Tennessee Tech 13, Chattanooga 3 1999 5-5 9/14/2002 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 2002 5-7 2010 5-6 400 Tennessee Tech 45, UT Martin 44, OT 2013 5-7 11/10/2012 (Cookeville, Tenn.) 2014 5-7 2016 5-6 200 (OVC) Tennessee Tech 41, Southeast Missouri 16 11/9/2013 (Cape Girardeau, Mo.)

CURRENT RECORDS OVERALL 420-506-31 OVC 214-253-3 TUCKER STADIUM 146-128-2

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HEAD COACH DEWAYNE ALEXANDER When one has been around Tennessee Tech as long as people that make Tech special. I’ve been associated with Tech Dewayne Alexander has been, it begins to feel like home. since 1983 in some form or fashion on and off, but the people have always made Tech what it is.” Alexander went to school at Tech, played football at Tech, coached as an assistant coach for the Golden Eagles and was It’s that family atmosphere that’s really made it hard for even the acting head coach after Watson Brown stepped down Alexander to stay away. following the 2015 season. “Absolutely,” Alexander said. “From the top to the bottom in While he didn’t follow in Brown’s shoes then, that didn’t deter the athletic administration, that is definitely true. I know all of Alexander. those people very well, they’re people I’ve worked with in the past and I really feel comfortable being around them. During After all, Tennessee Tech is home for him. the interview process, it was almost like I’ve never left. It’s very good to be a part of that. On Dec. 22, 2017, as he was announced as the Golden Eagle football team’s 12th all-time head coach and the welcome mat “And Tech and Cookeville have been a great place for my was rolled out for Alexander, he’s returned to a place that is family. I graduated from Tech, my son (Hayden) is in graduate near and dear to him and is determined to lead the Golden school here, my daughter Kate was born at Cookeville Eagles to championships. Regional back in 2000. It’s home. It’s always had a family atmosphere and been a second home for me and my family.” “I’m honored,” Alexander said. “I feel very blessed. It’s exciting and I’m just so humbled by the whole thing. I couldn’t be One of the biggest positives for Alexander is his many more appreciative of (university president) Dr. (Phil) Oldham connections in football, not just from his roots in the Upper and (Tech director of athletics) Mark Wilson giving me the Cumberland, but throughout the country. opportunity.” “He has great connections throughout the state of Tennessee There is hardly any doubt in the fact that Dewayne Alexander and the southeast in recruiting,” Wilson said. “He’s been PREVIOUS COACHING is the epitome of a Tech guy. a high school coach, a collegiate head coach, a collegiate assistant coach. He has tremendous connections that will help EXPERIENCE “It is an excellent fit,” Wilson said. “He loves Tennessee Tech. us in recruiting, and I know the staff that he’s working to put 1989-1996 -- Hendersonville High School -- He truly bleeds purple and gold. He is the head coach to build together will be a great staff, a strong staff that will do great Assistant Coach, Teacher a winning program here, can build a championship-level things as they build a championship football program together 1996-1997 -- Jackson County High School program, but do everything right with a commitment to here at Tennessee Tech.” -- Head Football Coach, Assistant Principal, academic excellence, a commitment to developing our football Athletic Director student-athletes as a whole person and provide great service Alexander added, “I’ve been blessed with the time I’ve spent 1997-1998 -- Tennessee Tech University -- Graduate Assistant Running Backs Coach to our community.” in Cookeville and the Upper Cumberland. From coaching the 1998-2001 -- Upperman High School -- Bees at Upperman High School, coaching at Jackson County Head Coach, Assistant Principal, Athletic But while he hardly had enough time to warm up the head High School, I’m very proud of that, proud of spending time in Director coach’s chair two years ago, the opportunity to take the reins those communities and glad to still have a lot of friends and 2001-2002 -- Gallatin High School -- Offen- this time around is certainly a welcome one. connections and familiar faces that I know and keep in touch sive Coordinator, Special Education Teacher with. It’s just going to be so exciting getting back to living in 2002-2003 -- Tennessee Tech University -- “I hadn’t been there long enough,” Alexander laughed. “It feels this area full-time. I just can’t wait to get here.” Defensive Line Coach good. I’m just anxious to get started, ready to get started. I’m 2003-2005 -- Wilson Central High School -- Head Coach, Teacher trying to get in touch with all of our players – hopefully some Of course, he’s no stranger to being the head coach, putting 2006-2013 -- Cumberland University -- of them will be at the press conference -- but I want to talk to together a successful tenure at Cumberland University, and Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator them, talk to their families, put one foot in front of the other that experience brings quite a bit to the table. 2013-2015 -- Tennessee Tech University and take Tennessee Tech football where I know it can go.” -- Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Line “It brings a lot, because I have been a head coach on both the Coach With the research into where the program stands, as well as high school and college levels,” Alexander said. “When I took Dec. 2015-Jan. 2016 -- Tennessee Tech his past experience at Tech, for Alexander to say he’s excited over at Cumberland, the program was going through some ad- University -- Acting Head Coach may be an understatement. versity. I was their third head coach in four years and they had 2016-2017 -- Cumberland University -- Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks and some struggles. I know what that looks like to rebuild football Running Backs Coach “I’m a product of Tennessee Tech,” he said. “I have two programs – I did it at Wilson Central High School as the head 2017 -- East Tennessee State University -- degrees from Tech. I’m a former player. The one thing that coach and I was able to do it at Cumberland University and get Offensive Line Coach has always made Tennessee Tech special is the people. It’s an the program going in the right direction. December 22, 2017-Present -- Tennessee amazing group, the continuity is special, and it’s something Tech University -- Head Coach we want to do with the football team. We need very good staff “I’ve been there and done that when it comes to those kinds continuity, we need enthusiasm and inject it into the program of situations. Here at Tennessee Tech, we have a tremendous and I think we’re ready to do that. amount of resources. We have a great community, a great university to recruit to and I feel like we’re going to be able to “But I think the thing that impressed me the most in this get this program moving in the right direction real, real soon.” whole process was the number of people who have just strong feelings for Tennessee Tech and I have always felt that it is the And the burning question on most fans’ minds is probably this:

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what will it take to make Tech a winning program?

“By recruiting and stabilizing our current roster,” Alexan- der said. “We have to recruit. We are going to go all in on recruiting. We’re going to hire a staff of recruiters. To me, we’ve got a great area to recruit to. We host the TSSAA state championship games. That’s what it’s going to take – recruit- ing and doing things right in our program, whether it’s in the weight room, on the field, off the field. We’re going to hire good coaches who will do right by our players and work extremely hard. I’m a big believer that if we’re doing things the right way on and off the field, the wins will take care of themselves. They always have wherever I’ve been.”

On the side of Tucker Stadium, there’s the large banner that reads ‘Champions are made here.’ Alexander is definitely believer in that.

“There is so much truth in that,” Alexander said. “What an awesome thing it is for us to host the TSSAA state champi- onships. I look back at the 2011 Tech team who won the OVC championship and went to the FCS playoffs, and, in that same year, won the academic award in the OVC. That’s what Tennes- see Tech is all about. That’s what being a student-athlete at Tennessee Tech is all about. It’s being very competitive in the classroom and playing championship-caliber football. That’s what we’re going to do.” From 2003 to 2005, Alexander took over the reins of a Wilson the acting head coach after Brown’s retirement and oversaw Central (Tenn.) team that had gone 0-20 in its previous two the program until Marcus Satterfield was hired in January It’s hard to question Alexander’s experience – a career that seasons. By his second season, the Wildcats had a winning 2016. has spanned nearly 30 years. record. By his third, WCHS was 10-2 with the school’s first-ev- er playoff win and a fifth place ranking in the final Associated But during Alexander’s next tenure with the Golden Eagles, Alexander returns to Tech following a season as the offensive Press Tennessee prep poll. he coached two all-OVC offensive linemen in Wesley Sherrill line coach for East Tennessee State, helping the Buccaneers and Charles Mouton. He also oversaw recruiting efforts in the continue their rebuilding phase after the Johnson City school In January 2006, Alexander became the head coach at Upper Cumberland, , Georgia and Southern restarted its football program. Among his players were Cumberland University. The NAIA program had only won four California. All- offensive lineman Alex Rios. games in the previous three years and he was able to lead the team to its first conference championship in 61 years as the After Satterfield’s hiring, Alexander returned for one season A 1989 graduate of Tech with a bachelor’s degree in political then-Bulldogs (the team has since rebranded as the Phoenix) at Cumberland as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks science, followed by a master’s in educational leadership in won the Mid-South Conference championship. and running backs coach for the Phoenix. He followed that up 1998, Alexander lettered for three seasons with the Golden with his latest stop at East Tennessee State. Eagles from 1985 to 1987. While at Cumberland, he was named the Coaches Association’s NAIA Region 1 Coach of the Year (2010) Alexander has also been the NAIA representative on the Following his graduation, he became an assistant coach at his and the Tennessee Sports Writers Association’s Coach of the American Football Coaches Association’s Ethics Committee prep alma mater, Hendersonville (Tenn.) High, between 1989 Year (2011). That same season, CU ranked 14th nationally, (2010-2013), a member of the AFCA All-American Committee and 1996. He then became the head coach, assistant principal its highest mark in 13 seasons. Between the span of 2010 (2012), a conference rater for the NAIA Coaches’ Poll (2012), and athletic director at Jackson County (Tenn.) High from and 2012, the Bulldogs won 23 games, the best stretch in the the head coach for the East team in the 2010 NAIA All-Star 1996 to 1997, leading the Blue Devils to a playoff berth. program’s then-76-year history. During that time, the team Game, and serves on the board of directors for the Nashville, was ranked three straight years in the NAIA Top 25 for the Tenn., chapter of the National Football Foundation and College From 1997 to 1998, Alexander returned to Tech as a graduate first time. Football Hall of Fame from 2008 to the present. assistant, overseeing running backs. Then, from 1998 to 2001, he moved just down the road to nearby Baxter as he became In 2012, Cumberland led the nation with 16 NAIA Daktronics Alexander is joined in Cookeville with his wife, Angela, and the head coach, assistant principal and athletic director at Scholar Athletes (with a 3.5 grade point average or better) they have four children – Hayden (a MBA student at Tech), Upperman High (Tenn.) and led the MSC with 31 conference scholar-athletes (3.25 Kate and twin sons Ross and John. GPA or better). From 2001 to 2002, Alexander then moved to Gallatin as an offensive coordinator, leading the Green Wave to a 10-3 record During his tenure at Cumberland, he recruited 44 first-team and an appearance in the TSSAA state quarterfinals. all-conference players, three first-team all-Americans, five national players of the week and the 2012 MSC Offensive The 2002 season saw a return to Cookeville as he became the Player of the Year in Lemeco Miller. Golden Eagles’ defensive line coach, where he oversaw D.J. Bleisath, who was an All-OVC selection, a Buck Buchanan In 2013, Alexander returned to Tech, joining head coach Wat- Award finalist, and later a Tech Sports Hall of Famer. son Brown’s staff as an assistant head coach and offensive line coach, a role he held until December 2015 as he became

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DEWAYNE ALEXANDER YEAR-BY-YEAR 2006 2009 2012 CUMBERLAND | 4-6/2-3 CUMBERLAND | 5-6/3-3 CUMBERLAND | 8-3/4-2 | #21 9/2/06 @ Southern Virginia W, 24-17 9/5/09 Campbellsville L, 38-37 9/1/12 + Kansas Wesleyan W, 31-10 9/9/06 Austin Peay L, 28-21 9/12/09 Georgetown College W, 31-21 9/8/12 Univ. of the Cumberlands L, 55-13 9/23/06 @ Virginia-Wise L, 59-42 9/19/09 @ Newberry College L, 20-3 9/15/12 Belhaven W, 36-30 9/30/06 Lambuth* L, 41-24 9/26/09 Univ. of the Cumberlands L, 14-13 9/22/12 @ Virginia-Wise W, 24-17 10/7/06 West Virginia Tech W, 42-7 10/3/09 @ Bethel* L, 13-3 9/29/12 @ Pikeville W, 41-23 10/14/06 @Pikeville L, 41-38 10/10/09 Faulkner* W, 23-6 10/6/12 Union* W, 42-21 10/21/06 Campbellsville* W, 27-7 10/17/09 @ Virginia-Wise W, 27-20 10/13/12 @ Faulkner* L, 42-14 10/26/06 @ Shorter College* L, 30-10 10/24/09 Belhaven College* L, 7-6 OT 10/20/12 Campbellsville* W, 28-23 11/4/06 Bethel College* W, 1-0 10/31/09 @ Shorter College* W, 14-13 10/27/12 @ Bethel* L, 32-30 11/11/06 @ Belhaven College* L, 39-7 11/7/09 @ Kentucky Christian* W, 45-20 11/3/12 Bluefield* W, 49-0 11/14/09 @ Lambuth* L, 35-7 11/10/12 @ Lindsey Wilson College W, 33-32 OT 2007 + at Dyersburg, Tenn. CUMBERLAND | 3-7/1-4 2010 9/6/07 @ Tennessee Tech L, 45-21 CUMBERLAND | 8-3/4-2 | #17 2018 9/15/07 Georgetown College* L, 63-3 9/2/10 @ Austin Peay L, 38-6 TENNESSEE TECH | 0-0 9/22/07 @ Lambuth* L, 39-28 9/11/10 Campbellsville W, 33-21 8/30/18 @ Chattanooga 9/29/07 @ Faulkner W, 35-7 9/18/10 + Kentucky Christian W, 35-6 10/6/07 @ Union L, 21-14 9/25/10 West Virginia Tech W, 30-7 10/13/07 Univ. of the Cumberlands L, 13-10 10/2/10 Lindsey Wilson College W, 23-7 10/20/07 @ Bethel College* L, 54-14 10/9/10 Shorter* W, 22-14 10/27/07 @ Campbellsville* W, 41-7 10/16/10 @ Faulkner* L, 20-17 OT 11/3/07 Shorter College* L, 34-7 10/23/10 @ Bethel* W, 23-17 11/10/07 Belhaven College W, 35-34 10/30/10 Union* W, 29-18 11/6/10 Belhaven* W, 45-7 2008 11/13/10 @ Univ. of the Cumberlands* L, 52-27 + at Marshall University, Huntington, W.Va. CUMBERLAND | 6-5/3-1 8/30/08 @ Campbellsville W, 48-38 9/6/08 @ Chattanooga L, 47-6 2011 9/13/08 @ Georgetown College L, 45-14 CUMBERLAND | 7-3/4-2 | #14 9/27/08 @ Univ. of the Cumberlands L, 52-37 9/3/11 @ Lindsey Wilson College W, 23-13 10/4/08 Bethel College* W, 44-16 9/10/11 @ Campbellsville L, 30-27 10/11/08 @ Faulkner* W, 38-3 9/17/11 Kentucky Christian W, 33-17 10/18/08 Virginia-Wise L, 27-14 9/24/11 @ West Virginia Tech W, 31-26 10/25/08 @ Belhaven College* W, 46-43 10/8/11 @ Shorter* W, 21-17 11/1/08 Shorter College* L, 27-24 10/15/11 Faulkner* W, 49-28 11/8/08 Kentucky Christian W, 51-14 10/22/11 Bethel* W, 36-34 11/15/08 Lambuth W, 29-26 10/29/11 @ Union* W, 43-35 11/5/11 @ Belhaven* L, 34-21 11/12/11 Univ. of the Cumberlands* L, 31-27

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2018 TENNESSEE TECH FOOTBALL ROSTER

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NUMERICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Hometown (Previous School) 1 Dami Adekunjo DB 1 Dami Adekunjo DB 6-0 180 R-So. Clinton, Md. (Glen Burnie HS) 5 Anthony Akers DL 2 Aderick Moore LB 6-1 245 Jr. Selma, Ala. (Selma HS) 43 Blake Alberts P 2 Cam Singletary WR 5-8 162 Fr. Norman Park, Ga. (Colquitt County HS) 75 Schaefer Almoyan OL 3 Deven Sullivan RB 6-3 215 Sr. Tuscumbia, Ala. (Muscle Shoals HS) 70 Manny Aviña OL 4 Eriq Fadahunsi DB 5-11 190 Jr. Bryans Road, Md. (Temple) 67 Riley Bodine OL 4 Bailey Fisher QB 6-0 195 Fr. Tiger, Ga. (Rabun County HS) 22 Quintavious Boyd DB 5 Anthony Akers DL 6-0 290 Sr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland HS) 51 Barrett Brown DL 5 Melvin Holland Jr. WR 6-3 206 Gr. Ashburn, Va. (Minnesota) 14 Adam Browner QB 6 Alex Carling TE 6-5 245 Sr. Scranton, Pa. (Temple) 6 Alex Carling TE 7 Jeremiah Edwards WR 5-10 160 Fr. Nashville, Tenn. (Hillsboro HS) 18 Seth Carlisle DB 7 Josh Poplar LB 6-0 220 R-Jr. Knoxville, Tenn. (Knoxville Central HS) 20 Tai Carter DB 8 Brad Clark WR 6-2 200 Fr. Lakeland, Fla. (Victory Christian Academy) 8 Brad Clark WR 8 Tim Collins DL 6-5 250 Sr. Birmingham, Ala. (Restoration Academy) 80 Hunter Coleman WR 9 Josh Cunningham WR 5-10 175 Sr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland HS) 73 JayQuan Coles DL 10 Nick Madonia K 5-10 185 Sr. Arrington, Tenn. (Centennial HS) 8 Tim Collins DL 10 Cade Smith QB 6-0 190 Fr. Cookeville, Tenn. (Cookeville HS) 87 Hunter Cope WR 11 A.J. Flemister DB 6-1 200 Sr. Chattanooga, Tenn. (Notre Dame HS) 79 Nathan Counts OL 12 Drew Martin QB 6-2 205 Fr. Franklin, Tenn. (Battle Ground Academy) 54 Daly Cull OL 12 Deontay Wilson DB 6-3 190 R-Jr. Trussville, Ala. (Trussville HS) 9 Josh Cunningham WR 13 Chris McElderry DL 6-1 250 Sr. Gadsden, Ala. (Gadsden City HS) 33 Riley Darden DB 14 Adam Browner QB 6-4 225 So. New Hope, Ala. (Garden City CC) 61 Joe Dennis OL 14 Shannon Fayne DB 6-0 195 Jr. Nashville, Tenn. (Donelson Christian Academy) 7 Jeremiah Edwards WR 15 Marcus McMeans DB 6-0 170 So. Talladega, Ala. (Winterboro HS) 4 Eriq Fadahunsi DB 15 Luke Ward QB 6-3 225 Jr. Decaturville, Tenn. (Riverside HS) 14 Shannon Fayne DB 16 Jackson Guy QB 6-0 200 So. Englewood, Tenn. (McMinn Central HS) 4 Bailey Fisher QB 16 Brian Thompson DB 6-1 180 Fr. Nashville, Tenn. (East Nashville Magnet) 11 A.J. Flemister DB 17 Darrius Stafford WR 6-2 195 R-Jr. Memphis, Tenn. (Kirby HS) 19 R.D. Ford WR 18 Seth Carlisle DB 6-1 205 Fr. Lafayette, Tenn. (Macon County HS) 77 Bryson Garrett OL 19 R.D. Ford WR 6-3 185 Jr. Huntsville, Ala. (Buckhorn HS) 21 David Gist RB 20 Tai Carter DB 5-10 183 Fr. Spring Hill, Tenn. (Summit HS) 99 Jale’n Gladney DL 21 David Gist RB 5-11 190 Fr. Cookeville, Tenn. (Cookeville HS) 23 Andrew Goldsmith RB 22 Quintavious Boyd DB 5-10 160 So. Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland HS) 37 Kalib Graves WR 23 Andrew Goldsmith RB 6-0 210 Jr. Jackson, Tenn. (Trinity Christian Academy) 41 Ethan Guinn LB 24 Mackell Pippen DB 6-0 165 So. Birmingham, Ala. (Jackson-Olin HS) 16 Jackson Guy QB 25 Branson Kramm WR 6-0 194 So. Springfield, Tenn. (White House-Heritage HS) 59 Norman Hand OL 26 Jamaal Thompson DB 5-10 175 R-Fr. Hendersonville, Tenn. (Pope John Paul II HS) 5 Melvin Holland Jr. WR 27 Aidan Raines DB 6-1 180 Fr. Mt. Juliet, Tenn. (Mt. Juliet HS) 28 Slater Howard WR 28 Slater Howard WR 6-2 195 So. Brentwood, Tenn. (Nashville Christian HS) 50 Kurt Huff OL 29 Adam Swayze DB 6-3 190 R-So. Spring Hill, Tenn. (Independence HS) 36 Cole Huner DB 30 Will Warner LB 6-2 205 So. Rockwood, Tenn. (Rockwood HS) 82 Seth Huner WR 31 Luke Maynard P 6-0 185 R-Fr. Bannockburn, Australia (Belmont HS) 38 Di’Andre Johnson DB 32 D.J. Worthy RB 5-9 191 So. Kennesaw, Ga. (Sprayberry HS) 63 Eric Kareem OL 33 Riley Darden DB 5-8 184 Jr. Tullahoma, Tenn. (Motlow State CC) 71 Jarrett Key LS 34 Heath Rexroat RB 6-0 190 Fr. Jamestown, Tenn. (York Institute) 89 Tavin Kilpatrick TE 35 DeMarius McBroom DB 5-10 180 Fr. Lebanon, Tenn. (Wilson Central HS) 94 Richie Koons DL 36 Cole Huner DB 5-9 160 R-Fr. Thompson’s Station, Tenn. (Independence HS) 25 Branson Kramm WR 37 Kalib Graves WR 6-0 175 Fr. Lebanon, Tenn. (Wilson Central HS) 58 Trae Latham OL 38 Di’Andre Johnson DB 5-9 140 Fr. Alcoa, Tenn. (Alcoa HS) 44 Josh Lee LB 39 Randy Lewis LB 6-3 210 Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y. (Grand Street HS) 39 Randy Lewis LB 40 Andrew Swicegood DL 6-1 215 Jr. Fletcher, N.C. (Reynolds HS) 10 Nick Madonia K 41 Ethan Guinn LB 6-1 258 R-Fr. Kingston, Tenn. (Roane County HS) 66 Bryce Martin OL 42 Bryson Tolley LB 6-1 220 So. Erwin, Tenn. (Science Hill HS) 12 Drew Martin QB 43 Blake Alberts P 5-11 195 R-Fr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Oakland HS) 31 Luke Maynard P 44 Josh Lee LB 6-2 245 R-Fr. Kathleen, Ga. (Georgia Southern) 35 DeMarius McBroom DB 45 Storm Williams LB 5-11 195 Jr. Milan, Tenn. (Milan HS) 90 Matthew McClurg DL 46 Sam Oldham DL 6-0 215 Fr. Cookeville, Tenn. (Cookeville HS)

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47 Jake Warwick LB 6-1 230 Sr. Alcoa, Tenn. (Alcoa HS) 48 Mitchell McClurg TE 48 Mitchell McClurg TE 6-3 226 So. Alcoa, Tenn. (Appalachian State) 13 Chris McElderry DL 48 Justin Scott LB 6-0 205 R-Fr. Acworth, Ga. (Kennesaw Mountain HS) 15 Marcus McMeans DB 49 Jack Warwick LB 6-1 215 Fr. Alcoa, Tenn. (Alcoa HS) 83 Landon Miller WR 50 Kurt Huff OL 6-4 285 R-Fr. Camden, N.J. (Camden HS) 2 Aderick Moore LB 51 Barrett Brown DL 6-3 220 R-Fr. Franklin, Tenn. (Memphis) 46 Sam Oldham DL 52 Taylor Underwood DL 6-3 280 R-Jr. New Market, Ala. (Hazel Green HS) 62 Aidan Panni LS 54 Daly Cull OL 6-1 285 R-Fr. Hendersonville, Tenn. (Memphis) 69 Riley Patton LS 55 Chris Tucker DL 6-3 245 So. Jackson, Tenn. (Temple) 24 Mackell Pippen DB 56 Michael Scavo LB 5-11 225 Fr. Cookeville, Tenn. (Cookeville HS) 7 Josh Poplar LB 57 Mike Rhoades OL 6-3 275 R-Fr. Jacksboro, Tenn. (Campbell County HS) 81 Brian Puckett WR 58 Trae Latham OL 6-2 270 Fr. Oxford, Ala. (Oxford HS) 27 Aidan Raines DB 59 Norman Hand OL 6-4 255 Jr. Walterboro, S.C. (Colleton County HS) 34 Heath Rexroat RB 61 Joe Dennis OL 6-2 265 R-So. Maryville, Tenn. (Heritage HS) 57 Mike Rhoades OL 62 Aidan Panni LS 6-5 205 So. Birchwood, Tenn. (Ooltewah HS) 56 Michael Scavo LB 63 Eric Kareem OL 6-4 310 Jr. Waldorf, Md. (College of the Desert) 65 Xavier Schlueter DL 64 Philipp Tolksdorf OL 6-4 280 So. Norderstedt, Germany (Gymnasium Heidberg) 48 Justin Scott LB 65 Xavier Schlueter DL 6-2 315 Jr. Petersburg, Tenn. (Lincoln County HS) 2 Cam Singletary WR 66 Bryce Martin OL 6-3 280 Fr. Cincinnati, Ohio (Elder HS) 10 Cade Smith QB 67 Riley Bodine OL 6-0 255 Fr. Chattanooga, Tenn. (Baylor School) 17 Darrius Stafford WR 68 Wesley Stripling OL 6-4 315 R-So. Knoxville, Tenn. (Mars Hill University) 68 Wesley Stripling OL 69 Riley Patton LS 6-0 195 Jr. Knoxville, Tenn. (Halls HS) 3 Deven Sullivan RB 70 Manny Aviña OL 6-5 335 R-So. Chino, Calif. (Riverside City College) 29 Adam Swayze DB 71 Jarrett Key LS 6-0 225 Fr. Livingston, Tenn. (Livingston Academy) 40 Andrew Swicegood DL 72 Mackenan Thompson OL 6-4 280 Fr. Calera, Ala. (Calera HS) 16 Brian Thompson DB 73 JayQuan Coles DL 6-2 275 So. Stockbridge, Ga. (Woodland HS) 26 Jamaal Thompson DB 74 McKenzie Viau OL 6-4 285 R-Fr. Fairview, Tenn. (Fairview HS) 72 Mackenan Thompson OL 75 Schaefer Almoyan OL 6-6 290 Fr. Clarksville, Ga. (Habersham Central HS) 64 Philipp Tolksdorf OL 77 Bryson Garrett OL 6-5 290 Fr. Knoxville, Tenn. (Karns HS) 42 Bryson Tolley LB 79 Nathan Counts OL 6-4 305 Fr. Lebanon, Tenn. (Lebanon HS) 55 Chris Tucker DL 80 Hunter Coleman WR 6-1 195 Jr. Roswell, Ga. (Bowling Green) 86 Taylor Uberti WR 81 Brian Puckett WR 5-11 170 So. Memphis, Tenn. (Memphis Central HS) 52 Taylor Underwood DL 82 Seth Huner WR 5-11 180 Jr. Thompson’s Station, Tenn. (Independence HS) 74 McKenzie Viau OL 83 Landon Miller WR 6-1 180 Fr. Lenoir City, Tenn. (Anderson County HS) 15 Luke Ward QB 84 Clint Zierke TE 6-4 230 Jr. Wayne, Ill. (Bartlett HS) 30 Will Warner LB 86 Taylor Uberti WR 6-3 188 So. Red Lion, Pa. (Red Lion HS) 49 Jack Warwick LB 87 Hunter Cope WR 6-2 180 R-Jr. Greenback, Tenn. (Carson-Newman) 47 Jake Warwick LB 88 D.J. Wilkes TE 6-3 230 Jr. Jackson, Tenn. (Liberty Tech Magnet HS) 97 Will Whitson LB 89 Tavin Kilpatrick TE 6-4 245 So. Greenback, Tenn. (Greenback HS) 88 D.J. Wilkes TE 90 Matthew McClurg DL 6-5 245 Jr. Alcoa, Tenn. (Appalachian State) 45 Storm Williams LB 93 Haidar Zaidan K 6-0 202 Jr. Dearborn, Mich. (Henry County HS) 95 Drew Williamson DL 94 Richie Koons DL 6-2 280 R-So. Maryville, Tenn. (Maryville HS) 12 Deontay Wilson DB 95 Andrew Williamson DL 6-4 235 Fr. Columbia, Tenn. (Columbia Central HS) 32 D.J. Worthy RB 97 Will Whitson LB 6-4 200 R-Fr. Ooltewah, Tenn. (Ooltewah HS) 93 Haidar Zaidan K 99 Jale’n Gladney DL 6-0 285 So. Birmingham, Ala. (Ramsay HS) 84 Clint Zierke TE

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2018 TENNESSEE TECH FOOTBALL DEPTH CHART DEFENSE

DE 8 Tim Collins 6-5 250 Sr. Birmingham, Ala. 46 Sam Oldham 6-0 215 Fr. Cookeville, Tenn. 55 Chris Tucker 6-3 245 So. Jackson, Tenn. DT 5 Anthony Akers 6-0 290 Sr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. 52 Taylor Underwood 6-3 280 R-Jr. New Market, Ala. NT 65 Xavier Schlueter 6-2 315 Jr. Petersburg, Tenn. 99 Jale’n Gladney 6-0 285 So. Birmingham, Ala. FIVE 13 Chris McElderry 6-1 250 Sr. Gadsden, Ala. 40 Andrew Swicegood 6-1 235 R-Jr. Fletcher, N.C. NICKEL 4 Eriq Fadahunsi 5-11 190 Jr. Bryans Road, Md. 25 Branson Kramm 6-0 194 So. Springfield, Tenn. MIKE 2 Aderick Moore 6-1 245 Jr. Selma, Ala. 7 Josh Poplar 6-0 220 R-Jr. Knoxville, Tenn. SAM 39 Randy Lewis 6-3 210 Jr. Brooklyn, N.Y. 47 Jake Warwick 6-1 230 Sr. Alcoa, Tenn. LC 11 A.J. Flemister 6-1 200 Sr. Chattanooga, Tenn. 16 Brian Thompson 6-1 180 Fr. Nashville, Tenn. SS 14 Shannon Fayne 6-0 195 Jr. Nashville, Tenn. 29 Adam Swayze 6-3 190 R-So. Spring Hill, Tenn. 27 Aidan Raines 6-1 190 Fr. Mt. Juliet, Tenn. FS 12 Deontay Wilson 6-3 190 R-Jr. Trussville, Ala. 29 Adam Swayze 6-3 190 R-So. Spring Hill, Tenn. 18 Seth Carlisle 6-1 205 Fr. Red Boiling Springs, Tenn. RC 1 Dami Adekunjo 6-0 180 Jr. Clinton, Md. 22 Quintavious Boyd 5-10 160 So. Murfreesboro, Tenn. OFFENSE

LT 59 Norman Hand 6-4 255 Jr. Walterboro, S.C 75 Schaefer Almoyan 6-6 290 Fr. Clarksville, Ga. LG 57 Mike Rhoades 6-3 275 R-Fr. Jacksboro, Tenn. 70 Manny Avina 6-5 335 R-So. Chino, Calif. C 54 Daly Cull 6-1 285 R-Fr. Hendersonville, Tenn. 67 Riley Bodine 6-0 255 Fr. Signal Mountain, Tenn. RG 63 Eric Kareem 6-4 310 Jr. Waldorf, Md. 64 Philipp Tolksdorf 6-4 280 So. Norderstedt, Germany RT 50 Kurt Huff 6-4 285 R-Fr. Camden, N.J. 72 Mackenan Thompson 6-4 280 Fr. Calera, Ala. TE 48 Mitchell McClurg 6-3 226 So. Alcoa, Tenn. 89 Tavin Kilpatrick 6-4 245 So. Greenback, Tenn. 6 Alex Carling 6-5 245 Sr. Scranton, Pa. 84 Clint Zierke 6-4 230 Jr. Wayne, Ill. QB 4 Bailey Fisher 6-0 195 Fr. Clayton, Ga. 15 Luke Ward 6-3 225 R-Jr. Decaturville, Tenn. RB 23 Andrew Goldsmith 6-0 210 Jr. Jackson, Tenn. 3 Deven Sullivan 6-3 215 Sr. Tuscumbia, Ala. 21 David Gist 5-11 190 Fr. Cookeville, Tenn. 32 D.J. Worthy 5-9 191 So. Kennesaw, Ga. X 5 Melvin Holland, Jr. 6-3 206 Gr. Ashburn, Va. 19 R.D. Ford 6-3 185 Jr. Huntsville, Ala. F 9 Josh Cunningham 5-10 175 Sr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. 82 Seth Huner 5-11 180 Jr. Thompson’s Station, Tenn. 2 Cam Singletary 5-8 162 Fr. Moultrie, Ga. Z 8 Brad Clark 6-2 200 Fr. Lakeland, Fla. 80 Hunter Coleman 6-1 195 Jr. Roswell, Ga. 7 Jeremiah Edwards 5-10 160 Fr. Nashville, Tenn.

SPECIAL TEAMS

LS 69 Riley Patton 6-0 195 Jr. Knoxville, Tenn. 71 Jarrett Key 6-0 225 Fr. Cookeville, Tenn. H 82 Seth Huner 5-11 190 Jr. Thompson’s Station, Tenn. 43 Blake Alberts 5-11 195 R-Fr. Murfreesboro, Tenn. K 10 Nick Madonia 5-10 185 Sr. Arrington, Tenn. 93 Haidar Zaidan 6-0 202 Jr. Dearborn, Mich. KO 93 Haidar Zaidan 6-0 202 Jr. Dearborn, Mich. 10 Nick Madonia 5-10 195 Sr. Arrington, Tenn. P 31 Luke Maynard 6-0 185 R-Fr. Bannockburn, Australia 10 Nick Madonia 5-10 195 Sr. Arrington, Tenn. KOR 23 Andrew Goldsmith 6-0 210 Jr. Jackson, Tenn. 7 Jeremiah Edwards 5-10 160 Fr. Nashville, Tenn.

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SERGEANT YORK TROPHY YORK TROPHY WINNERS 2007 - Tennessee State*, Austin Peay 2008 - Tennessee State 2009 - Tennessee Tech 2010 - UT Martin 2011 - Tennessee State*, Tennessee Tech 2012 - Tennessee State*, UT Martin 2013 - Tennessee State 2014 - UT Martin 2015 - UT Martin 2016 - UT Martin*, Tennessee Tech, Tennessee State 2017 - Austin Peay *Took home the trophy due to winning the tiebreaker YORK TROPHY STANDINGS Austin Peay 0 0 Tennessee State 0 0 Tennessee Tech 0 0 UT Martin 0 0

YORK TROPHY SCHEDULE This year marks the 12th year of the Sgt. York Championship presented by Delta Dental of Tennessee. The trophy (founded in Sept. 22 Austin Peay at UT Martin, 2 p.m. 2007 by the Nashville Sports Council and OVC) goes to the winner of the quadrangular season football series between the four OVC Oct. 6 Tennessee State at Austin Peay, 6 football-playing schools located in the state of Tennessee (Austin p.m. Peay, Tennessee State, Tennessee Tech and UT Martin). The award is only the second traveling trophy that involves more Oct. 20 Tennessee Tech at Tennessee State, than two teams in college sports; the other is the Commander in 4:30 p.m. Chief’s Trophy which has been contested between Air Force, Army and Navy annually since 1972. Oct. 27 Tennessee Tech at Austin Peay, 4 The award is named in honor of Alvin C. York, the most noted p.m. Soldier of World War I. As a corporal in the 2nd battalion, 328th Infantry, in the Battle of the Meuse River-Argonne (Oct. 8, 1918), Nov. 10 Tennessee Tech at UT Martin, 2 York and seven other soldiers captured 132 prisoners, was promoted p.m. to sergeant and received the Distinguished Service Cross, the French Croix de Guerre, the French Legion of Honor, the Croce di Nov. 17 UT Martin at Tennessee State, 2 Guerra of Italy and the War Medal of Montenegro. Upon his return p.m. to the in 1919, he was bestowed the Congressional Medal of Honor. The trophy goes to the team with the best record against the other schools (in case of a tie there will be co-champions and the actual trophy will be retained by the defending champion if they are involved in the tie or if the defending champion is not involved in the tie it will go to the institution that has gone the most seasons without winning the trophy).

#WINGSUP 15 TENNESSEE TECH FOOTBALL

LONGEST PLAYS IN PROGRAM HISTORY Longest Run From Scrimmage vs. Morehead State, 1987 71 Mark Pemberton vs. Morehead State, 1980 Yards Player 72 Mike Jones to Brad Perry 71 Steve Davis vs. Middle Tennessee, 1979 92* Michael Penix vs. Murray State, 1994 vs. Tennessee State, 1993 69 Jason Lennartz vs. Eastern Illinois, 2009 89* Lorenza Rivers vs. Chattanooga, 1987 71* Tre Lamb to Tim Benford vs. Maryville. 2011 68 Tracy Graham vs. Austin Peay, 1988 88* Larry Schreiber vs. Middle Tennessee, 1967 71* Mike Jones to Willie Queen 68 Scott Meadows vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1985 87* Derek White vs. UT Martin 2003 vs. Tennessee State, 1994 67 Chad Brummitt vs. UT Martin, 1992 87* Jerome Tillman vs. Middle Tennessee, 1997 71* Thomas DeBow to Ken Gilstrap 67 Tom Pemberton vs. Youngstown State, 1974 85* Patrick Pope vs. Austin Peay, 1985 vs. E. Carolina, 1988 84* Radir Annoor vs. UNI, 2014 70 Michael Peeples to Nick Solomon Longest Field Goal Attempted 80* Patrick Pope vs. Liberty, 1987 vs. SEMO, 1998 Yards Player 76* Jack Kelley vs. Morehead State, 1980 61 Ray Mullican vs. Middle Tennessee, 1983 75* Willie Queen vs. Murray State, 1993 Longest Punt Return 60 David Collett vs. Fayetteville State, 2001 75* Eddie Hayward vs. Tennessee State, 1985 Yards Player 60 Murray Cunningham vs. Murray State, 1973 74* Darian Stone vs. Maryville, 2011 87* Joe Lancaster vs. Howard, 1950 57 Derek Scott vs. Tennessee State, 1994 74 Willie Queen vs. Murray State, 1991 79* Marshall Hale vs. Ohio, 1991 72* Michael Penix vs. Southeast Missouri, 1992 74* Kendall Taylor vs. Morehead State, 1981 72* Lorenza Rivers vs. Morehead State, 1987 Longest Field Goal Made 74* Jim Whaley vs. Morehead State, 1963 Yards Player 72* Cameron Kirnes vs. Eastern Illinois, 2005 72* Mike Stewart vs. Southeast Missouri, 1992 57 Nick Madonia vs. Tennessee State, 2017 72 Lorenza Rivers vs. Youngstown State, 1987 53 Ryan Weeks vs. Morehead State, 1989 71 Henry Sailes vs. Tennessee State, 2007 53 Murray Cunningham vs. W. Kentucky, 1974 71* Brant Billen vs. Middle Tennessee, 1997 Longest Kickoff Return 51 Justin Kraemer vs. SE Missouri, 2008 71 Jesse Dorsey vs. Eastern Illinois, 1975 Yards Player 51 Justin Kraemer vs. Murray State, 2007 100* Dickie Fulton vs. East Tennessee, 1973 100* Dontez Byrd vs. Mercer, 2016 51 Josh Foster vs. Lambuth, 2005 Longest Pass Completion 99* Lorenza Rivers vs. Youngstown State, 1987 51 Ryan Weeks vs. Tennessee State, 1989 Yards Player 97* Larry Shipp vs. Concordia, 2007 51 Bruce Winningham vs. Akron, 1984 87* Grant Swallows to Tony Fragale 96* Lamar Mike vs. East Tennessee, 1976 51 Murray Cunningham vs. W. Kentucky, 1999 95* Jim Schaeffer vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1961 vs. Eastern Illinois, 1975 86* Brent McNeal to Antonio Minor 94* Ladarius Vanlier vs. Murray State, 2012 51 John Swords vs. Austin Peay, 1966 vs. E. Illinois, 2004 90* Larry Schreiber vs. Middle Tennessee, 1967 50 Ryan Weeks vs. Austin Peay, 1989 85* Rock Horne to Harry Abofs 90* Mike Vise vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1977 49 Zach Sharp vs. Tennessee State, 2011 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1968 87* Henry Sailes vs. UT Martin, 2008 49 David Collett vs. UT Martin, 2000 85* Gordon Mason to Rudy Schmittou 87* Larry Shipp vs. Cumberland, 2007 49 Derek Scott vs. Samford, 1994 vs. MTSU, 1960 83* Billy Blaylock vs. Northeast Missouri, 1981 48 David Collett vs. Bowling Green, 1999 82% Robert Craft to Ronnie Sidler 48 Ryan Kelly vs. Samford, 1995 vs. Murray, 2002 (longest non-scoring play) 48 Ryan Weeks vs. Tennessee State, 1989 82* Randy Beaman to Marshall Hale Longest Return Yards Player 48 Wayne Anderson vs. Murray State, 1980 vs. APSU, 1991 98* Joshua Symonette vs. Austin Peay, 1997 48 Murray Cunningham 80* Andre Caballero to Walter Hill 96* Robert Taylor vs. Southeast Missouri, 1995 vs. Appalachian State, 1975 vs. Eastern Illinois, 1996 92* Robert Taylor vs. Samford, 1995 80* Tony Costantine to Larry Hamrick 92* Chip Holmes vs. Austin Peay, 1989 Longest Scoring Play vs. ETSU, 1981 91* John Deathridge vs. East Tennessee, 1975 Yards Player 80 Grant Swallows to Steveland Sills 90* Mike Stewart vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1990 100 Dontez Byrd kick return vs. Mercer, 2016 vs. Murray State, 2000 78 David McMahan vs. Tennessee State, 2003 100 Dickie Fulton kick return 79* Darian Stone to Ryan Tilghman 78* John Fitzpatrick vs. East Tennessee, 1972 vs. East Tennessee, 1973 vs. UT Martin, 2012 72 Brandon Shelby vs Tennessee State, 2003 99 Lorenza Rivers kick return 78* Lee Sweeney to Henry Sailes 68* Brad Simmons vs. Lock Haven, 1993 vs. Youngstown State, 1987 vs. Austin Peay, 2008 68 Skeet Owen vs. Middle Tennessee, 1981 98 Joshua Symonette int. return 78* Robert Craft to Derek White 68 Mike Hennigan vs. Murray State, 1971 vs. Austin Peay, 1997 vs. UT Martin, 2004 68* Butch Strickland 97 Larry Shipp kick return vs. Concordia, 2007 78* Bert Browne to Marshall Hale vs. Middle Tennessee, 1970 96 Robert Taylor int. return vs. SEMO., 1995 vs. Western Ky., 1990 96 Lamar Mike kick return 78* James Aaron to Jack Kelley vs. East Tennessee, 1976 vs. Morehead State, 1980 Longest Punt 95 Jim Schaeffer kick return 77* Tre Lamb to Adam Urbano Yards Player vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1961 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2012 86 Justin Kraemer vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2007 94 Ladarius Vanlier kick return 73* Robert Craft to Derek Lee 86 Andy Dorsey vs. Eastern Illinois, 1998 vs. Murray State, 2012 vs. Valparaiso, 2002 85 Carl Heinzig vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1975 92 Robert Taylor int. return vs. Samford, 1995 73 Robert Craft to Anton Thomison 84 Jon Mahan vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2007 92 Michael Penix run vs. Murray State, 1994 vs. No. Illinois, 2003 75 Scott Meadows vs. Morehead State, 1983 92 Chip Homes int. return vs. Austin Peay, 1989 72* Tre Lamb to Tim Benford vs. UT Martin, 2011 73 Jon Mahan vs. Jacksonville State, 2005 91 John Deathridge int. return vs. ETSU, 1975 72* Patrick Pope to Ken Gilstrap 73 Steve Davis vs. Middle Tennessee, 1977

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100+ YARD RUSHING GAMES 261 Michael Penix vs. SE Missouri, 1993 Jason Ballard Willie Queen vs. Lock Haven, 1993 Larry Schreiber 255 Larry Schreiber vs. Murray State, 2003 121 Nick Solomon vs. Arkansas State, 1969 vs. NW Louisiana, 1969 150 Derek White vs Murray State, 2003 vs. Tennessee State, 2001 Larry Schreiber 235 Travis Rogers vs. W. Carolina, 2000 149 Michael Penix vs. Samford, 1994 Sylvester Gregory vs. Chattanooga, 1967 219 Larry Schreiber Eddie Hayward vs. UNLV, 1985 vs. Morehead State, 1984 106 Mike Stewart vs. Samford, 1989 vs. Austin Peay, 1969 148 Larry Schreiber Andrew Goldsmith Eddie Hayward 215 Larry Schreiber vs. Middle Tennessee, 1968 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2017 vs. Youngstown State, 1985 vs. Murray State, 1969 Cecil Fore vs. Murray State, 1978 120 Jason Ballard vs. E. Illinois, 2002 Larry Schreiber 213 Derek White vs. Cumberland, 2007 147 Trey Bonner vs. Valparaiso, 2002 119 Darian Stone vs. E. Illinois, 2012 vs. Chattanooga, 1968 Trey Bonner vs. Chattanooga, 2004 146 Dontey Gay Adam Urbano vs. Murray State, 2011 Larry Schreiber 208 Michael Penix vs. Southeast Missouri, 2011 Terry Johnson vs. East Tennessee, 1968 vs. Morehead St., 1995 Derek White vs. Appalachian State, 1974 105 Derek White vs. Samford, 2007 203 Larry Schreiber vs. Gardner-Webb, 2004 Lorenza Rivers Anthony Ash vs. Samford, 2005 vs. Chattanooga, 1969 Eddie Hayward vs. Youngstown State, 1987 Jerome Tillman 194 Derek White vs. Concordia, 2007 vs. Tennessee State, 1985 Ron Reeves vs. E. Kentucky, 1965 vs. Kentucky Wesleyan, 1998 192 Dontey Gay vs. Austin Peay, 2011 145 Larry Schreiber Jason Ballard vs. E. Kentucky, 2003 Jerome Tillman vs. UT Martin, 1998 Larry Schreiber vs. Arkansas State, 1968 118 Trey Bonner vs. Chattanooga, 2005 Jason Ballard vs. UT Martin, 2003 vs. Murray State, 1967 144 Willie Queen vs. Murray State, 1992 Jason Ballard 104 Derek White vs. UT Martin, 2004 190 Darian Stone vs. UT Martin, 2012 141 Willie Queen vs. Tennessee State, 2002 103 Nick Solomon Michael Penix vs. Tennessee State, 1994 Yeedee Thanerat vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2000 vs. Morehead State, 1994 140 Ladarius Vanlier vs. Murray State, 2016 Willie Queen Randy Beaman vs. UT Martin, 1991 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2014 117 Derek White vs. Samford, 2006 vs. Southeast Missouri, 1992 Reggie Bazel vs. Austin Peay, 1982 139 Marvin McClennon Nick Solomon Cecil Fore vs. Murray State, 1977 187 Jeff Axel vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1971 vs. Austin Peay, 1980 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2000 102 Darian Stone vs. Austin Peay, 2012 185 Jason Ballard vs. UT Martin, 2002 138 Trey Bonner vs. UT Martin, 2004 Eddie Hayward Dontey Gay vs. Murray State, 2009 184 Larry Schreiber Jerome Tillman vs. Morehead State, 1985 Anthony Ash vs. Samford, 2006 vs. Austin Peay, 1968 vs. Middle Tennessee, 1997 116 Jeff Axel vs. Murray State, 1972 Cameron Kirnes vs. Samford, 2005 180 Willie Queen vs. Murray State, 1991 Willie Queen vs. Illinois State, 1993 Terry Parks Roger Hill vs. UT Martin, 1970 179 Lorenza Rivers Michael Penix vs. Western Kentucky, 1966 Larry Schreiber vs. Morehead State, 1987 vs. Morehead State, 1993 Jason Ballard vs. East Tennessee, 1969 178 Michael Penix vs. Samford, 1995 Jeff Axel vs. Morehead State, 1971 vs. Chattanooga, 2003 Nick Solomon vs. Murray, 1999 176 Travis Rogers 137 Adam Urbano 115 Derek White vs. UT Martin, 2007 101 Michael Penix vs. Lock Haven, 1994 vs. Murray State, 2000 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2011 Brock McCoin vs. Austin Peay, 2015 Billy Shackelford vs. Samford, 1989 173 Derek White vs. Murray State, 2007 Lamar Mike vs. Austin Peay, 1977 114 Terry Johnson Ron Reeves Lorenza Rivers vs. Murray St., 1987 136 Michael Penix vs. Middle Tennessee, 1971 vs. Morehead State, 1965 171 Michael Penix vs. Murray St., 1994 vs. Middle Tennessee, 1993 113 Henry Sailes Lorenza Rivers Lorenza Rivers 135 Randy Beaman vs. Southeast Missouri, 2008 vs. Youngstown State, 1985 vs. Chattanooga, 1987 vs. Southeast Missouri, 1991 112 Brant Billen vs. UT Martin, 1996 Andrew Goldsmith 170 Willie Queen vs. Austin Peay, 1992 Ronald Bond vs. Cameron, 1979 Michael Penix vs. SE Missouri, 1994 vs. Tennessee State, 2017 Larry Schreiber 134 Cameron Kirnes Willie Queen 100 John Webb vs. Murray State, 1989 vs. Middle Tennessee, 1967 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2005 vs. Morehead State, 1991 Larry Schreiber Marshall Williams vs. Patrick Pope vs. Liberty, 1987 All players with 100-yard games vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1969 Middle Tennessee, 1977 Reggie Bazel vs. Murray State, 1982 Larry Schreiber, RB 21 164 Reggie Bazel 133 Willie Queen vs. Murray State, 1993 Cecil Fore vs. Austin Peay, 1977 Willie Queen, TB 13 vs. Morehead State, 1979 132 Roger Hill Eddie Hayward Michael Penix, TB 13 Ronald Bond vs. Middle Tennessee, 1969 vs. Murray State, 1985 Derek White, TB 11 vs. Middle Tennessee, 1979 130 Darian Stone vs. Austin Peay, 2014 111 Jason Ballard vs. SE Missouri, 2002 Jason Ballard, TB 11 Yeedee Thanerat Oscar Bonds vs. Fayetteville, 2001 Willie Queen vs. Murray State, 1994 Dontey Gay, RB 6 vs. Tennessee State, 2016 129 Jeff Axel vs. Murray State, 1971 Lamar Mike vs. East Tenn., 1977 Eddie Hayward, FB 6 162 Derek White vs UT Martin, 2003 Patrick Pope vs. Murray State, 1985 Terry Parks Jeff Axel, FB 5 Michael Penix 128 Larry Schreiber vs. Western Kentucky, 1965 Jerome Tillman, TB 5 vs. Tennessee State, 1995 vs. Western Kentucky, 1968 110 Anthony Ash vs. E. Kentucky, 2006 Nick Solomon, TB 5 160 Michael Penix vs. UT Martin, 1995 Jocque Crawford Darryl Robinson Lorenza Rivers, TB 5 158 Adam Urbano vs. Hampton, 2012 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2010 vs. Morehead State, 1973 Anthony Ash, RB 5 156 Larry Schreiber 127 Marvin McClennon 109 Jeff Axel vs. Western Kentucky, 1973 Adam Urbano, RB 4 vs. NW Louisiana, 1968 vs. Murray State, 1981 Larry Schreiber Darian Stone, QB 3 Jerome Tillman vs. Samford, 1999 Jerome Tillman vs. Morehead State, 1969 Trey Bonner, TB 3 155 Dontey Gay vs. Maryville, 2011 vs. Southeast Missouri, 1999 Jason Ballard Terry Parks, RB 3 154 Anthony Ash vs. Lambuth, 2005 Jocque Crawford vs. Southeast Missouri, 2003 Reggie Bazel, FB 3 Brant Billen vs. Eastern Illinois 2010 Larry Schreiber Ron Reeves, FB 3 vs. Middle Tennessee, 1997 126 Allen Lawrence vs. Murray State, 1968 Cameron Kirnes, RB 3 Michael Penix vs. Morehead State, 1983 108 Dontey Gay vs. Iowa, 2011 Cecil Fore, RB 3 vs. Southeast Missouri, 1995 125 Dontey Gay vs. SE Missouri, 2009 Cameron Kirnes Jocques Crawford, RB 2 153 Nick Solomon vs. W. Carolina, 1998 123 Larry Schreiber vs. Southeast Missouri, 2005 Ronald Bond, FB 2 Willie Queen vs. Morehead State, 1967 Willie Queen Marvin McClennon, TB 2 vs. Tennessee State, 1992 Jason Ballard vs. Morehead State, 1992 Roger Hill, RB 2 Larry Schreiber vs. Chattanooga, 2002 Fred Lowery vs. Murray State, 1989 Terry Johnson, RB 2 vs. Western Kentucky, 1969 122 Adam Urbano 107 Anthony Ash Yeedee Thanerat, RB 2 152 Willie Queen vs. Lock Haven, 1992 vs. North Greenville, 2012 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2006 Andrew Goldsmith, RB 2

#WINGSUP 17 TENNESSEE TECH FOOTBALL

200+ YARD PASSING GAMES 481 Tre Lamb vs. UT Martin, 2016 vs. Murray State, 2001 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2012 273 Cass Barnes 220 Mike Jones 437 Lee Sweeney vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2010 vs. Southeast Missouri, 1994 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2006 271 Cass Barnes 219 Lee Sweeney 412 Grant Swallows vs. Jacksonville State, 2010 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2008 vs. Jacksonville State, 2001 269 Robert Craft 218 Andre Caballero 410 Robert Craft vs. Southeast Missouri, 2004 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1997 vs. Jacksonville State, 2002 267 Mike Jones vs. Austin Peay, 1994 216 Darian Stone 367 Lee Sweeney vs. Samford, 2007 266 Robert Craft vs. Valparaiso, 2002 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2014 348 Tre Lamb vs. Tennessee State, 2011 James Aaron vs. NE Missouri, 1980 Michael Birdsong vs. Wofford, 2016 346 Jamie Sander 265 Robert Craft vs. VMI, 2004 215 Andre Caballero vs. UT Martin, 1997 vs. Tennessee State, 1995 264 Bert Browne 214 Lee Sweeney vs. Cumberland, 2007 339 Tre Lamb vs. Hampton, 2012 vs. Western Kentucky, 1990 Michael Peeples 336 James Aaron vs. UT Martin, 1980 Jared Davis vs. Murray State, 2015 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1998 333 Robert Craft 262 Lee Sweeney 213 Grant Swallows vs. Eastern Illinois, 2002 vs. Gardner-Webb, 2006 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2001 329 Grant Swallows 256 Robert Craft 212 Grant Swallows vs. Harding, 2000 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2001 vs. Bowling Green, 2002 211 Stephen Britton 327 Michael Birdsong 251 Lee Sweeney vs. Murray St., 2006 vs. Murray State, 2005 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2016 249 Grant Swallows Milt Jenkins 324 Lee Sweeney vs. Austin Peay, 2008 vs. Tennessee State, 2001 vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1977 John Conrad McCrary 246 Tony Costantine 207 Tre Lamb vs. UT Martin, 2010 vs. Tennessee State, 2005 vs. Western Kentucky, 1981 206 Joey Bailey Robert Craft Tre Lamb vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2003 vs. Northern Illinois, 2003 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2010 Brock McCoin vs. Austin Peay, 2015 322 Patrick Pope 245 Darian Stone vs. Austin Peay, 2012 204 Robert Craft vs. Morehead State, 1987 Andre Caballero vs. Eastern Illinois, 2004 321 Bert Browne vs. Eastern Illinois, 1997 203 Cass Barnes vs. Murray State, 2010 vs. Morehead State, 1990 242 Mike Jones vs. Lock Haven, 1994 202 Grant Swallows vs. UT Martin, 2001 318 Lee Sweeney Mike Jones 201 Luke Ward vs. Murray State, 2017 vs. UT Martin, 2009 vs. Middle Tennessee, 1993 312 Jared Davis vs. Houston, 2015 241 Mike Jones All players with 200-yard passing 305 Lee Sweeney vs. Tennessee State, 1993 games vs. Tennessee State, 2006 240 Tre Lamb vs. Eastern Illinois, 2011 Robert Craft 13 304 Andre Sale vs. E. Kentucky, 2017 239 Grant Swallows Lee Sweeney 13 302 Lee Sweeney vs. Western Kentucky, 1999 Tre Lamb 13 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2007 Michael Birdsong vs. Mercer, 2016 Grant Swallows 10 301 Jared Davis vs. Mercer, 2015 Andre Sale vs. Ball State, 2017 Michael Birdsong 7 299 Jamie Sander vs. Austin Peay, 1995 238 Robert Craft vs. Samford, 2004 Mike Jones 7 297 Andre Sale vs. Kennesaw State, 2017 237 Bert Browne vs. Ohio, 1990 Andre Caballero 5 294 Michael Birdsong Bert Browne Darian Stone 4 vs. Eastern Illinois, 2016 vs. Middle Tennessee, 1989 Andre Sale 4 291 Tre Lamb Mark Powers vs. UT Martin, 1982 Bert Browne 5 vs. Central Arkansas, 2011 234 Lee Sweeney vs. Austin Peay, 2009 Jamie Sander 3 (FCS Playoffs) 232 Lee Sweeney vs. Samford, 2006 Tony Costantine 3 284 Robert Craft Bert Browne Cass Barnes 3 vs. Jacksonville State, 2004 vs. Tennessee State, 1990 Patrick Pope 2 283 Tre Lamb vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2012 Patrick Pope James Aaron 2 Tre Lamb vs. Abilene Christian, 1987 Mike Peeples 2 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2011 231 Thomas DeBow vs. Liberty, 1988 Thomas DeBow 2 Robert Craft 229 Lee Sweeney Six players 1 vs. Gardner-Webb, 2004 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2008 282 Grant Swallows 228 Jamie Sander vs. Murray St., 1995 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2001 Tony Costantine 281 Robert Craft vs. UT Martin, 2004 vs. Youngstown State, 1983 Tony Costantine 227 Tre Lamb vs. UT Martin, 2011 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1980 Stephen Britton 280 Michael Birdsong vs. Chattanooga, 2005 vs. Austin Peay, 2016 225 Grant Swallows 278 Tre Lamb vs. Murray State, 2012 vs. Murray State, 2000 Mike Jones vs. Illinois State, 1993 Grant Swallows Michael Birdsong vs. Western Kentucky, 1999 vs. Murray State, 2016 Darian Stone 277 Darian Stone vs. UT Martin, 2012 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2014 Robert Craft vs. Chattanooga, 2003 224 Thomas DeBow vs. Samford, 1988 276 Mark Powers 223 Mike Jones vs. Lock Haven, 1993 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1983 Andre Sale vs. Western Illinois, 2017 274 Tre Lamb vs. North Greenville, 2012 222 Tre Lamb vs. Maryville, 2011 Michael Birdsong Grant Swallows

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100+ YARD RECEIVING GAMES 303 Da’Rick Rogers 121 Dontez Byrd vs. Tennessee, 2016 Kenneth Gilstrap vs. Tulsa, 1986 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2012 Larry Shipp 100 Larry Shipp vs. Murray State, 2005 264 Brock McCoin vs. Houston, 2015 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2005 Steve Harris vs. Illinois State, 1993 262 Kenneth Gilstrap Larry Shipp vs. Samford, 2006 Marshall Hale vs. Morehead State, 1987 120 Brock McCoin vs. Western Kentucky, 1990 206 Craig Rolle vs. Southeast Missouri, 2014 Sammy Scott vs. Chattanooga, 1965 vs. Nebraska-Omaha, 1977 119 Cody Matthews 198 Dontez Byrd vs. Murray State, 2016 vs. Murray State, 2012 All players with 100-yard games 191 Larry Shipp vs. Samford, 2007 Walter Hill vs. Eastern Illinois, 1996 Tim Benford 10 183 Derek Lee vs. Valparaiso, 2002 Jack Kelley Larry Shipp 9 178 Anton Thomison vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1980 Craig Rolle 9 vs. Jacksonville, 2002 117 Larry Shipp Dontez Byrd 8 177 Tim Benford vs. Tennessee State, 2005 Derek Lee 7 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2010 116 Tim Benford vs. Murray State, 2011 Jack Kelley 6 171 Cody Matthews Dontez Byrd Marshall Hale 4 vs. Austin Peay, 2014 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2016 Brock McCoin 4 170 Ryan Nichols vs. VMI, 2004 Derek Lee vs. Eastern Illinois, 2001 Ken Gilstrap 4 169 Dontez Byrd Derek Lee Cody Matthews 2 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2017 vs. Jacksonville State, 2001 15 players 1 164 Larry Shipp Craig Rolle vs. Murray State, 1976 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2007 114 Tim Benford 159 Tim Benford vs. UT Martin, 2009 vs. Jacksonville State, 2010 156 Anton Thomison 113 Craig Rolle vs. Nicholls State, 1978 vs Northern Illinois, 2003 112 Derek White vs. UT Martin, 2004 153 Larry Shipp Marshall Hale vs. Chattanooga, 2005 vs. Morehead State, 1990 146 Larry Shipp Craig Rolle vs. Southeast Missouri, 2006 vs. Western Kentucky, 1976 144 Kenneth Gilstrap Kendall Taylor vs. Abilene Christian, 1987 vs. Western Kentucky, 1981 141 Walter Hill vs. UT Martin, 1999 Dontez Byrd 139 Rudy Schmittou vs. Tennessee State, 2016 vs. Ft. Campbell, 1961 111 Dontez Byrd Craig Rolle vs. Eastern Illinois, 1976 vs. Tennessee State, 2017 136 Jim Bishop 110 Walter Hill vs. Middle Tennessee, 1969 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1997 Jack Kelley vs. UT Martin, 1980 Sam Brooks 135 Jack Kelley vs. Morehead State, 1990 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1983 Bubba Griffin vs. Austin Peay, 1981 Kenneth Gilstrap vs. Akron, 1986 Craig Rolle 132 Derek Lee vs. Bowling Green, 2002 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1978 131 Tim Benford vs. Maryville, 2011 109 Marshall Hale 130 Antonio Robinson vs. Morehead State, 1989 vs. Austin Peay, 2009 Dontez Byrd Craig Rolle vs. Kennesaw State, 2017 vs. Middle Tennessee, 1976 108 Anton Thomison Tony Fragale vs. Chattanooga, 2002 vs. Western Kentucky, 1999 Jack Kelley 128 Brock McCoin vs. Middle Tennessee, 1980 vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2014 Larry Hamrick vs. Austin Peay, 1984 Craig Rolle Brock McCoin vs. Murray St., 2015 vs. Morehead State, 1978 107 Anton Thomison 127 Walter Hill vs. Eastern Illinois, 1997 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2001 126 Derek Lee vs. UT Martin, 2001 Stevland Sills Dontez Byrd vs. Eas vs. Murray State, 2000 125 Sam Brooks vs. Ohio, 1990 Nate Hooks vs. Austin Peay, 1986 124 Tim Benford vs. Eastern Illinois, 2011 106 David Hudson 123 Ryan Tilghman vs. UT Martin, 2012 vs. Morehead State, 1967 Tim Benford vs. Austin Peay, 2008 105 Walter Hill vs. Tennessee State, 1997 Marshall Hale Jack Kelley vs. NE Missouri, 1980 vs. Tennessee State, 1990 104 Trey Bonner Craig Rolle vs. Furman, 1976 vs. Jacksonville State, 2004 Jack Kelley Derek Lee vs. Memphis, 2003 vs. Western Kentucky, 1980 102 Gerald Bentley vs. Austin Peay, 1995 Derek Lee vs. Eastern Illinois, 2002 Gerald Bentley 122 Tim Benford vs. Murray State, 1995 vs. Tennessee State, 2011 Harry Abofs Tim Benford vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1968 vs. Tennessee State, 2009 101 Dontey Gay Tim Benford vs. UT Martin, 2010 vs. Southeast Missouri, 2011

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LAST TIME IT HAPPENED INDIVIDUAL RUSHING 30+ Rush Attempts Tennessee Tech: 38, Larry Schreiber vs. Austin Peay, 1969 Opponent: 31, Demarcus James, Jacksonville State, 2013

300+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

200-299 Yards Tennessee Tech: 213, Derek White, vs. Cumberland, 2007 Opponent: 201, Bell, Indiana State, 2013

150-199 Yards Tennessee Tech: 164, Yeedee Thaenrat, vs. Tennessee State, 2016 Opponent: 172, DeMichael Jackson, Southeast Missouri, 2014

QB Rushed for 100+ Yards Tennessee Tech: 115, Brock McCoin, vs. Austin Peay, 2015 Opponent:

QB Rushed for a TD of 50+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Had 4+ Rushing TDs Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Had 3 Rushing TDs Tennessee Tech: Ladarius Vanlier, vs. Austin Peay, 2015 Opponent: Brad Butler, Wofford, 2016

Had a Run of 80+ Yards Tennessee Tech: 84, Ladarius Vanlier, vs. Austin Peay, 2014 Opponent: 84, Holland, Kennesaw State, 2017

Had a Run of 70-79 Yards Tennessee Tech: 70, Ladarius Vanlier, vs. Tennessee State, 2015 Opponent: 76, McCullough, Easterm Illinois, 2017

Had 2+ Players With 100+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Ladarius Vanlier and Brock McCoin, vs. Austin Peay, 2015 Opponent:

Has 2+ Players with 150+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

PASSING 400+ Yards Tennessee Tech: 481, Tre Lamb, vs. Southeast Missouri, 2012 Opponent: 464, Bennie Coney, Eastern Kentucky, 2016

300-399 Yards Tennessee Tech: 304, Andre Sale, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2017 Opponent: 331, Michael Hughes, Tennessee State, 2017

45+ Pass Attempts Tennessee Tech: 45, Darian Stone, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2014 Opponent: 63, K.D. Humphries, Murray State, 2016

40+ Completions Tennessee Tech: Opponent: 42, K.D. Humphries, Murray State, 2016

30-39 Completions Tennessee Tech: 31, Andre Sale, vs. Kennesaw State, 2017 Opponent: 32, Bennie Coney, Eastern Kentucky, 2016

Threw 5+ TDs Tennessee Tech: 5, Grant Swallows, vs. Eastern Illinois, 2001 Opponent: Bennie Coney, Eastern Kentucky, 2015

Threw 4 TDs Tennessee Tech: Michael Birdsong, vs. Austin Peay, 2016 Opponent: Neal, UT Martin, 2015

Threw 5+ Tennessee Tech: 6, Joey Bailey, vs. Southeast Missouri, 2003 Opponent:

Threw 4 Interceptions Tennessee Tech: Jared Davis, vs. Eastern Illinois, 2015 Opponent:

Had a Pass For 75+ Yards Tennessee Tech: 77, Jared Davis, vs. Houston, 2016 Opponent: 79, Taylor, Austin Peay, 2015

Threw Completions to 10+ Receivers Tennessee Tech: 13, Andre Sale, vs. Kennesaw State, 2017 Opponent: 11, Josh Dobbs, Tennessee, 2016

RECEIVING Caught 15+ Passes Tennessee Tech: 18, Da’Rick Rogers vs. Southeast Missouri, 2012 Opponent: 19, J. Harness, Murray State, 2014

Had 200+ Receiving Yards Tennessee Tech: 264, Brock McCoin, vs. Houston, 2015 Opponent:

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LAST TIME IT HAPPENED

Caught 3 TDs Tennessee Tech: Da’Rick Rogers, vs. Southeast Missouri, 2012 Opponent: Hollins, Eastern Illinois, 2017

Two Players With 100+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Hollins and Turner, Eastern Illinois, 2017

Three Players With 100+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

TOTAL OFFENSE Had 500+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Had 400-499 Yards Tennessee Tech 467, Darian Stone, vs. Tennessee State, 2012 Opponent:

QB Had 100+ Yards Rushing and Passing Tennessee Tech: Darian Stone, vs. Austin Peay, 2014 Opponent:

DEFENSE 3+ Interceptions Tennessee Tech: 4, Marty Jones, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2014 Opponent:

2 Interceptions Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Recovered 2+ Fumbles Tennessee Tech: 2, Trey Thompson, vs. Jacksonville State, 2014 Opponent: 2, Nick Thrasher, Tennessee State, 2013

Forced 2 or More Fumbles Tennessee Tech: 2, Stephen Bush, vs. Houston, 2015 Opponent: 2, Adam Noble, Austin Peay, 2012

Recorded 4+ Sacks Tennessee Tech: 5, Branon Vaughn, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 1998 Opponent:

Recorded 3 Sacks Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Underwood, Indiana State, 2013

Had 15+ Tackles Tennessee Tech: 18, Elliott Normand, vs. Western Illinois, 2017 Opponent: 17, Canady, Eastern Kentucky, 2016

Returned an INT for a TD Tennessee Tech: Deven Sullivan, vs. Murray State, 2016 Opponent: Mike Viti, Western Illinois, 2017

Returned a Fumble for a TD Tennessee Tech: Andrew Swicegood, vs. Austin Peay, 2017 Opponent:

4.5+ Tackles-for-Loss Tennessee Tech: 6, Eric Allen, vs. Eastern Illinois, 2000 Opponent: 6, Elijah Daniel, Murray State, 2015

SPECIAL TEAMS 13+ Points From Kicking Tennessee Tech: 13, Nick Madonia, vs. Murray State, 2016 Opponent: 14, McCrum, Southeast Missouri, 2014

Made 4+ FGs Tennessee Tech: 4, Zach Sharp, vs. Tennessee State, 2011 Opponent: 4, McCrum, Southeast Missouri, 2014

Made 2+ FGs of 50+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Made a FG of 55+ Yards Tennessee Tech: 57, Nick Madonia, vs. Tennessee State, 2016 Opponent:

Had a Punt of 70+ Yards Tennessee Tech: 70, Chad Zinchini, vs. Wisconsin, 2013 Opponent: 76, Keith Wrzuszczak, Eastern Kentucky, 2017

Had a Punt of 60-69 Yards Tennessee Tech: 63, Nick Madonia, vs. Eastern Illinois, 2017 Opponent: 60, Campbell, Austin Peay, 2012

Punted 9+ Times Tennessee Tech: 10, Jonathan King, vs. UT Martin, 2015 Opponent: 9, Stratton, Murray State, 2017

Net Punt Average of 50+ Yards Tennessee Tech: 50.3, Nick Madonia, vs. Mercer, 2016 Opponent: 50.2, MacInnes, Jacksonville State, 2014

100+ Kick Return Yards Tennessee Tech: 101, Rodrick Napper, vs. Eastern Illinois, 2017 Opponent: 149, J. Sanders, Eastern Kentucky, 2016

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LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Kickoff Return For TD Tennessee Tech: Dontez Byrd, vs. Mercer, 2016 Opponent: Martin, UT Martin, 2016

100+ Punt Return Yards Tennessee Tech: 105, Kendall Taylor, vs. Morehead State, 1981 Opponent: 114, Calloway, Tennessee, 2016

Punt Return For a TD Tennessee Tech: Ladarius Vanlier, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2014 Opponent: Calloway, Tennessee, 2016

Blocked a Punt Tennessee Tech: Jordan Patrick, Eastern Illinois, 2015 Opponent:

Blocked a Field Goal Tennessee Tech: Josh Cunningham, vs. Ball State, 2017 Opponent: Hamm-Bey, Southeast Missouri, 2014

Returned a Blocked FG for TD Tennessee Tech: James Huguely, vs. Indiana State, 2013 Opponent: S. Absanon, Eastern Kentucky, 2014

Blocked a PAT Tennessee Tech: Mike Cain, vs. Jacksonville State, 2015 Opponent: Eric Jackson, Mercer, 2016

Returned a Blocked PAT for 2 Points Tennessee Tech: Maleek Hall, vs. Tennessee State, 2015 Opponent:

Scored a 2-Pt. Conversion Tennessee Tech: Michael Birdsong to Alex Carling, vs. UT Martin, 2016 Opponent: Ackerman-Carter to Bowens, Tennessee State, 2015

TEAM RUSHING 400+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent: 446, Wofford, 2015

300-399 Yards Tennessee Tech: 323, vs. Cumberland, 2013 Opponent: 309, Kennesaw State, 2017

200-299 Yards Tennessee Tech: 210, vs. Murray State, 2016 Opponent: 299, Jacksonville State, 2017

100-199 Yards Tennessee Tech: 101, vs. Austin Peay, 2017 Opponent: 179, UT Martin, 2017

51-99 Yards Tennessee Tech: 55, vs. UT Martin, 2017 Opponent: 83, Tennessee State, 2017

11-50 Yards Tennessee Tech: 41, vs. Wofford, 2015 Opponent: 43, Murray State, 2016

<11 Yards Tennessee Tech: 0, vs. Western Illinois, 2017 Opponent: -23, , 2010

70+ Attempts Tennessee Tech: 74, vs. Austin Peay, 1977 Opponent: 72, Wofford, 2015

60-69 Attempts Tennessee Tech: 61, vs. Austin Peay, 2011 Opponent:

50-59 Attempts Tennessee Tech: 52, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2016 Opponent: 57, Austin Peay, 2017

10 TDs Tennessee Tech: vs. UT Martin, 2002 Opponent:

6 TDs Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Houston, 2015

5 TDs Tennessee Tech: vs. Austin Peay, 2013 Opponent:

4 TDs Tennessee Tech: vs. Tennessee State, 2016 Opponent: Austin Peay, 2017

PASSING 500+ Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

400-499 Yards Tennessee Tech: 481, vs. Southeast Missouri, 2012 Opponent: 491, Murray State, 2015

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LAST TIME IT HAPPENED 300-399 Yards Tennessee Tech: 331, vs. Tennessee State, 2017 Opponent: 378, Murray State, 2016

200-299 Yards Tennessee Tech: 201, vs. Murray State, 2017 Opponent: 210, UT Martin, 2017

<75 Yards Tennessee Tech: 60, vs. Tennessee State, 2015 Opponent: 42, Wofford, 2016

50+ Attempts Tennessee Tech: 57, vs. Southeast Missouri, 2012 Opponent: 63, Murray State, 2016

40-49 Attempts Tennessee Tech: 40, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2017 Opponent: 49, Eastern Kentucky, 2016

30-39 Attempts Tennessee Tech: 35, vs. UT Martin, 2017 Opponent: 39, Murray State, 2017

<20 Attempts Tennessee Tech: 8, vs. Wofford, 2016 Opponent: 14, Austin Peay, 2017

30+ Completions Tennessee Tech: 31, vs. Kennesaw State, 2017 Opponent: 42, Murray State, 2016

20-29 Completions Tennessee Tech: 26, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2017 Opponent: 23, Murray State, 2017

<10 Completions Tennessee Tech: 9, vs. Jacksonville State, 2015 Opponent: 7, Austin Peay, 2017

6+ TDs Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

5 TDs Tennessee Tech: vs. Southeast Missouri, 2012 Opponent: Eastern Kentucky, 2015

4 TDs Tennessee Tech: vs. Murray State, 2016 Opponent: UT Martin, 2015

3 TDs. Tennessee Tech: vs. Murray State, 2017 Opponent: Tennessee State, 2017

0 TDs Tennessee Tech: vs. Ball State, 2017 Opponent: Wofford, 2016

7 INTs Thrown Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Middle Tennessee, 1980

6 INTs Thrown Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Southeast Missouri, 2003

5 INTs Thrown Tennessee Tech: vs. Eastern Illinois, 2015 Opponent:

4 INTs Thrown Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Eastern Kentucky, 2014

3 INTs Thrown Tennessee Tech: vs. Kennesaw State, 2017 Opponent: Eastern Kentucky, 2015

0 INTs Thrown Tennessee Tech: vs. UT Martin, 2017 Opponent: UT Martin, 2017

Completions to 10+ Receivers Tennessee Tech: 13, vs. Kennesaw State, 2017 Opponent: 11, Tennessee, 2016

Completions to 9 Receivers Tennessee Tech: vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2017 Opponent: Ball State, 2017

Completions to 8 Receivers Tennessee Tech: vs. Austin Peay, 2017 Opponent: Murray State, 2017

Completions to 7 Receivers Tennessee Tech: vs. UT Martin, 2017 Opponent: Tennessee State, 2017

Completions to 6 Receivers Tennessee Tech: vs. Tennessee State, 2017 Opponent: Austin Peay, 2017

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LAST TIME IT HAPPENED TOTAL OFFENSE 700+ Total Yards Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

600-699 Total Yards Tennessee Tech: 644, vs. Valparaiso, 2002 Opponent: 619, Jacksonville State, 2015

500-599 Total Yards Tennessee Tech: 523, vs. Murray State, 2016 Opponent: 522, Austin Peay, 2017

400-499 Total Yards Tennessee Tech: 416, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2017 Opponent: 410, Murray State, 2017

<100 Total Yards Tennessee Tech: 92, Northerm Iowa, 2014 Opponent:

85+ Plays Tennessee Tech: 94, vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2016 Opponent: 88, Murray State, 2016

<55 Plays Tennessee Tech: 52, Western Illinois, 2017 Opponent: 54, Austin Peay, 2016

SCORING 80+ Points Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

70-79 Points Tennessee Tech: Opponent: 70, Murray State, 2012

60-69 Points Tennessee Tech: 63, vs. Cumberland, 2013 Opponent: 63, Oregon, 2012

50-59 Points Tennessee Tech: 55, vs. Murray State. 2016 Opponent: 55, Tennessee, 2016

40-49 Points Tennessee Tech: 44, vs. Tennessee State, 2016 Opponent: 41, Western Illinois, 2017

30-39 Points Tennessee Tech: 30, vs. Tennessee State, 2017 Opponent: 31, Murray State, 2017

0 Points Tennessee Tech: vs. UT Martin, 2017 Opponent: Austin Peay, 2013

Won by 45+ Tennessee Tech: 63-7, vs. Cumberland, 2013 Opponent: 55-0, Tennessee, 2016

Won by 30-44 Tennessee Tech: 55-19, vs. Murray State, 2016 Opponent: 51-20, Eastern Illinois, 2015

Won by 20-29 Tennessee Tech: 44-16, Tennessee State, 2016 Opponent: 24-0, UT Martin, 2017

Scored on 1st Drive Tennessee Tech: TD, vs. Murray State, 2017 Opponent: FG, Murray State, 2017

Recorded a Safety Tennessee Tech: vs. Kentucky Christian, 2014 Opponent: Tennessee State, 2017

Recorded 2+ Safeties Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Scored on Blocked FG: Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Eastern Kentucky, 2014

Scored on 1st Offensive Play Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

TURNOVERS Lost 8+ Turnovers Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Lost 7 Turnovers Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Lost 6 Turnovers Tennessee Tech: vs. Eastern Illinois, 2015 Opponent:

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LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Lost 5 Turnovers Tennessee Tech: vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2017 Opponent:

Lost 4 Turnovers Tennessee Tech: vs. Murray State, 2014 Opponent: Murray State, 2015

Lost 4 Fumbles Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Murray State, 2015

Threw 4+ Interceptions Tennessee Tech: vs. Eastern Illinois, 2015 Opponent:

No Turnovers Tennessee Tech: vs. Murray State, 2016 Opponent: Tennessee, 2016

Lost W/O Committing a Turnover Tennessee Tech: vs. UT Martin, 2017 Opponent:

Two Turnovers for a TD Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Two Interceptions for a TD Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Two Fumbles for a TD Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

DEFENSE 10+ Sacks Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

9 Sacks Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

8 Sacks Tennessee Tech: vs. Eastern Illinois, 2010 Opponent: UT Martin, 2015

7 Sacks Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

6 Sacks Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

5 Sacks Tennessee Tech: vs. Austin Peay, 2015 Opponent: Eastern Illinois, 2017

10+ Tackles-For-Loss Tennessee Tech: 12, vs. Murray State, 2017 Opponent: 11, Jacksonville State, 2017

10+ Broken Up Passes Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

SPECIAL TEAMS Returned a Punt for a TD Tennessee Tech: vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2014 Opponent: Tennessee, 2016

Returned a Blocked Punt for a TD Tennessee Tech: vs. Indiana State, 2014 Opponent: Southeast Missouri, 2015

Blocked Punt for a Safety Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Returned a Kickoff for a TD Tennessee Tech: vs. Mercer, 2016 Opponent:

Blocked a Punt Tennessee Tech: vs. Eastern Illinois, 2015 Opponent:

10+ Punts Tennessee Tech: 10, vs. UT Martin, 2015 Opponent:

Did Not Punt Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

Blocked a FG Tennessee Tech: vs. Ball State, 2017 Opponent: Southeast Missouri, 2014

Blocked a PAT Tennessee Tech: vs. Jacksonville State, 2015 Opponent:

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LAST TIME IT HAPPENED Returned a Blocked PAT Tennessee Tech: vs. Tennessee State, 2015 Opponent:

Recovered an Onside Kick Tennessee Tech: vs. Tennessee State, 2016 Opponent:

Made 5+ Field Goals Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Northern Iowa, 2014

Made 4 Field Goals Tennessee Tech: Opponent: Southeast Missouri, 2014

MISCELLANEOUS 30+ 1st Downs Tennessee Tech: 36, vs. Tennessee State, 2011 Opponent: 31, Jacksonville State, 2015

<10 1st Downs Tennessee Tech: 9, vs. Chattanooga, 2014 Opponent:

20+ Penalties Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

15-19 Penalties Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

100+ Penalty Yards Tennessee Tech: 117, vs. Austin Peay, 2012 Opponent: 126, Murray State, 2017

<25 Penalty Yards Tennessee Tech: 10, vs. Southeast Missouri, 2016 Opponent: 3, Southeast Missouri, 2014

0 Penalties Tennessee Tech: vs. Eastern Kentucky, 2015 Opponent:

35+ Minutes of Possession Tennessee Tech: 35:20, vs. Eastern Illinois, 2017 Opponent: 37:20, Western Illinois, 2017

99-yd Scoring Drive Tennessee Tech: Opponent:

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2017 SCHEDULE/RESULTS

2017 TEAM STATISTICS 2017 SCORE BY QUARTERS

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2017 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

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2017 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS

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