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Morehead State University Football 1990 Morehead State University 1990 Football Schedule Date Opponent Time September 1 at Marshall 7:00 8 Western Kentucky 7:00 15 at Kentucky State 7:30 22 at Liberty 6:00 29 Morgan State 7:00 (Parents Weekend) October 6 at Tennessee Tech 2:30 13 Austin Peay 1:30 (Homecoming) 20 Samford 1:30 27 at Middle Tennessee 2:30 November 3 Murray State 1:30 17 at Eastern Kentucky 1:30 All times Eastern and p.m. Home games in bold Eagle Football 1990 1 Contents Administration ............................ .... ...... .. .. ............. 3-5 Assistant Coaches ...... ... .. .......... .. ........ ......... .. .. .. .. .... 7-9 Contributors, EAF ....... .............. .. .......................... ... .46-47 Head Coach ...... ....... ... ................ .................. ........ ... 6 Lettermen .... .. ............. .. .. ... ... ... .......... .. .. .. ...... ....... 43-45 Media Information ......... .... ............ ............ ... .. ... .. 48 Morehead State University .. .. ............... ... .. .... ..... .............. .. 2 Ohio Valley Conference ....... ........................... .. .. ... ....... .. ibc Ohio Valley Conference Composite Schedule ....... ............. ....... .. ibc Opponents . .. ... ... .................... .......... .. ..... ........ 23-26 Outlook ... .......... .... ......... ..... ... .. .............. ..... .... ... 13 Player Profiles .. ............ .... ... ................ .......... ....... .. 14-21 Records . .. .......... ............ .... .. .. .. .. .... ..... .... ........ ... 34-35 Roster ................. .... .. .............. .... .... .. .. .. ... ........ 11 Schedule .................. ......... .... ... .. .. ... ... ....... ..... .. ifc Staff Telephone Directory .... ... .. ............................ .. ............ 2 Statistics (1989) and Results and Recaps .. ... .. ............... ......... .. 27-31 Credits This publication was written and edited by MSU Sports Information Director Randy Stacy. Special assistance was provided by Brenda Kissinger and MSU Printing Services Staff. Photography by MSU Photographic Services Staff Photographer Eric Shindelbower and by Steve Wright of Wright Photography, Morehead, Ky. Printed by MSU Printing Services. Quick Facts Location: Morehead, Ky. 40351 Athletic Director: Steve Hamilton Founded: 1922 Office Phone: (606) 783-2088 Enrollment: 7,962 (Fall, 1989) Head Coach: Cole Proctor Colors: Blue and Gold Alma Mater: Morehead State '68 Conference: Ohio Valley, NCAA Division 1 Collegiate Record: First year Stadium: Jayne Stadium (10,000) Record at MSU: First year Stadium: Jacobs Field Office Phone: (606) 783-2020 Surface: Omniturf Best Time to Reach: Weekday mornings Press Box Phone: (606) 783-2500 Assistant Coaches: 1989 Record: 5-6 (2-4, OVC)* Terry Chin (Mississippi State '83) Basic Offense: Wishbone Variation J eff Judge (Iowa State '87) Basic Defense: 3/4 Kerry Locklin (New Mexico State '81) Lettermen Returning/Lost: 42/ 12 Bob Lord (Colorado State '56) Starters Returning/Lost: 17/7 Rex Ryan (SouthwestE:rn Oklahoma State '87) Offense: 10/ 1 Administrator, EAF: Jim Caudill Defense: 6/5 Office Phone: (606) 783-2388 Specialists: 1/ 1 Athletic Trainer: Keith Webster President: Dr. C. Nelson Grote Office Phone: (606) 783-2392 Office Phone: (606) 783-2022 Sports Information Director: Randy Stacy Vice President for Univ. Advancement: Office Phone: (606) 783-2500 Keith Kappes Fax Phone: (606) 783-2550 Office Phone: (606) 783-2031 Home Phone: (606) 784-2922 Faculty Representative: Dr. Mike Brown Office Phone: (606) 783-2120 *Later forfeited both OVC wins 2 Eagle Football 1990 Morehead State University Quality is the byword of Morehead State University as Eight citizens are appointed by the governor the institution is in its seventh decade of service. Founded of Kentucky and two seats are held by elected faculty and in 1922 as a teachers college, MSU became a university student representatives with full voting rights. The in 1966. administrative structure consists of four divisions­ Nestled in the foothills of the Daniel Boone National Academic Affairs, University Advancement, Student Life, Forest, Morehead State provides a learning and living and Administration and Fiscal Services. Dr. C. Nelson environment for more than 8,000 students, 1000 faculty Grote became MSU's eleventh president on July 1, 1987, and staff members. The university's 500-acre campus after a nationwide search. features a 50-structure skyline dominated by the two Morehead State sponsors a full program of tallest occupied structures in Eastern Kentucky, 19-story intercollegiate sports for men and women as charter Cartmell Hall and 16-story Mignon Tower. members of the Ohio Valley Conference and National The university's four academic colleges offer many Collegiate Athletic Association. Athletic facilities include programs of study from an associate degree to a joint a 10,000-seat football stadium with omni turf and an eight­ doctoral program. Applied Sciences and Technology, Arts lane oval track, a 6,500-seat basketball arena, a 1,200- and Sciences, Business, and Education and Behavioral seat baseball park, 14 all-weather tennis courts, a nine­ Sciences comprise the academic colleges. hole golf course, and a n olympic size indoor swimming MSU operates under a IO-member Board of Regents. and diving facility. Staff Directory (area code 606) Administration Dr. C. Nelson Grote, President .............................. ... ............................................... 783-2022 Keith Kappes, Vice President for University Advancement ...................................................... 783-2031 Dr. W. Michael Brown, Faculty Representative .................................................................. 783-2120 Steve Hamilton, Director of Athletics ....................... ................................................... 783-2088 Dave Brunk, Assistant Director of Athletics ................. .......... ......... .. ... ....... ..... ........ 783-2088 Coaching Staff Palmer Adkins, Swimming ................................................................................... 783-2391 Dave Brunk, Assistant Director of Ath letics ................ ... .............. ................................. 783-2088 Dr. Rex Chaney, Golf .................... ........ .............................. ............................. 783-2464 Terry Chin, Football Assista nt .................................................................. .............. 783-2020 Glenn Conyers, Women's Tennis .............. ...... ......................................... ..... .. .... ... 783-2088 Tommy Gaither, Men's Basketball ............................................................................. 783-2400 Allan Hatcher, Basketball Assistant .................................. ............................. .......... 783-2400 Tommy Johnson, Basketball Assistant ................ ............... .... ...... ............................ 783-2400 J eff Judge, Football Assistant . ................. ......... .... ..................................... .. .... 783-2020 Dan Lindsey, Track and Cross Country .............................. .......................................... 783-2088 Kerry Locklin, Football Assistant .............. .. .... ..... .................... .... ................. .. ............ 2020 Bob Lord, Football Assistant ......... .................................................. ..... .................. 2020 Loretta Marlow, Women 's Basketball .................. ...................... ........ ........................ 783-2126 Jim McClellan, Women's Volleyball a nd Academic Athletic Counselor .......................... ............... 783-2122 Jace Nathenson, Men's Tennis .............................. ... ................................................ 784-4336 Cole Proctor, Head Football Coach ............................... ......... ...... .......................... 783-2020 Rex Ryan, Football Assistant .................. ............ .. ................ ........................ ...... 783-2020 Dr. Mohammed Sabie, Soccer ............ .. ....... ...................................... .. ................... 783-2467 David Smalley, Women's Basketball Assistant ...... ............... ..... ................................... 783-2126 Dr. Frank Spaniol, Baseball ............. ........................... .... ... ............................ 783-2881 Athletic Training Keith Webster, Head Trainer ...... .................................................. .. ................ ....... 783-2392 Carole Banda, Assistant Trainer .. ........... ............... .. ............................ ........... ...... 783-2392 Sports Information Randy Stacy, Director ................... ....... .... .............. .. ..................................... 783-2500 (Stacy at home, 784-2922; FAX 783-2550) Clerical Staff Cindy Howard, Athletics .............................. ...................................... .... ...... ...... 783-2088 Teresa Howard, Basketball ....... ........................... ......................................... ....... 783-2400 Brenda Kissinger, Sports Information .................. .. .. ......................................... ........ 783-2500 Sherry Mays, Football .. ................ ............. .... ........................ ......................... 783-2020 Beth Newton, Athletics .......................... .. .......................................... ........ .... 783-2088 Eagle Football 1990 3 Administration and Staff Dr. C. Nelson Grote President Dr. C. Nelson Grote became the Active
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