BETHEL (0-0, 0-0 MSC BLUEGRASS) VS A29 Lamar ESPN3 7 PM BETHEL LAMAR S7 Bluefield 5 PM S14 WARNER WEIO/WV 1:30 PM AUG

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(16)BETHEL (0-0, 0-0 MSC BLUEGRASS) VS A29 Lamar ESPN3 7 PM BETHEL LAMAR S7 Bluefield 5 PM S14 WARNER WEIO/WV 1:30 PM AUG. 29, 2019 / 7:00 P.M. CT / BEAUMONT, TEXAS S28 Point 12:30 PM PROVOST UMPHREY STADIUM (16,000) O3 *(18)LINDSEY WILSON WEIO/WV 6 PM O12 *(17)Cumberlands 12:30 PM O19 *(19)GEORGETOWN WEIO/WV 1:30 PM RADIO: NONE O26 *Cumberland WEIO 1:30 PM N2 *THOMAS MORE WEIO/WV 1:30 PM N12 *Pikeville 4 PM WEB TV: ESPN3 N16 *CAMPBELLSVILLE WEIO/WV 1:30 PM (Play-By-Play: TBA, Analyst: TBA) LAMAR (0-0, 0-0 SOUTHLAND) TV: ESPN3 A29 BETHEL 7 PM (Play-By-Play: TBA, Analyst: TBA) S7 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE 6 PM S14 Texas A&M 6 PM S21 *Southeastern Louisiana 7 PM WILDCATS CARDINALS S28 *STEPHEN F. AUSTIN 6 PM O5 *ABILENE CHRISTIAN 6 PM Record/Bluegrass...... 0-0/0-0 Record/Southland...... 0-0/0-0 O12 *Sam Houston State TBA Ranking...... TBA Ranking...... NR O19 *Incarnate Word 4 PM Head Coach:...Michael Jasper Head Coach:...... Mike Schultz N2 *CENTRAL ARKANSAS 3 PM Record at BU(Yrs):...... 0-0(1st) Record at LU(Yrs):...... 68-31(9th) N9 *Northwestern State 6 PM Career Record(Yrs):....0-0(1st) Career Record(Yrs):...... 68-31(9th) N16 *Houston Baptist 2 PM N23 *McNEESE STATE 3 PM

* MSC Divisional Game Inside the Series BOLD indicates home game Rankings listed are NAIA Coaches’ Top 25 All times Central

Overall: First Meeting (Tied 0-0) At Bethel: 0-0 | In Beaumont 0-0 NEXT GAME: Bethel will kickoff the 2019 campaign in Beaumont, Texas battling Lamar at Provost Umphrey Stadium Aug. 29. The game Current Streak: First Meeting between the Wildcats and Cardinals is set for a 7 p.m. CT kickoff. Last Meeting: First Meeting Series Notes: Bethel and Lamar will meet for the first time in the history of the programs.

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GENERAL Location McKenzie, Tenn. 2019 Season Opener - Wildcats Meet Cardinals Enrollment 5,075 The Matchup Founded 1842 The Bethel University Wildcats open the 2019 season Thursday, August Conference Mid-South (Bluegrass) Colors Purple and Gold 29 in Beaumont, Texas facing the NCAA DI (FCS) Cardinals of Lamar Nickname Wildcats University. Kick-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. CST in Provost Umphrey President Walter Butler Athletic Director Dale Kelley Stadium. Faculty Athletics Represenative Malissa Vaughn It will be the first ever meeting between the two programs. The Cats FOOTBALL HISTORY were picked third in the Bluegrass Division in the Mid-South Conference First Season 1900 Pre-season Coaches Poll. Cumberlands (KY) was picked to win the All-Time Record 167-271-8 MVC Championships 3 division. The Cardinals were chosen fifth in the Southland Conference. MSC Championships 6 The Cardinals followed Nicholls, Central Arkansas, UIW and Sam Playoff Apperances 5 Last Apperance 2018 Houston State in the voting. Three teams received first-place votes led Round One vs Baker, L, 44-41(OT) by Nicholls (20) who was picked to repeat as conference champions. COACHING STAFF Head Coach Mike Jasper Game Coverage Alma Mater Bethel, 2008 Collegiate Career Record (Years) 0-0 (1st) There will be no local radio coverage for this game. Bethel Career Record (Years) 0-0 (1st) Fans can watch at: http://www.espn.com/watch/search/Lamar TEAM INFORMATION Live stats will also be available at: https://lamarcardinals.com/ 2018 Overall Record 10-1 sidearmstats/football/summary 2018 MSC Bluegrass Record/Finish 6-0/First (Bluegrass)

2018 MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS Coach Michael Jasper Show APPALACHIAN DIVISION Fans can catch the Michael Jasper Show each week on Wildcat Vision. School Overall Div. Watch for replays of the program throughout the season. Join the coach (11)Reinhardt 9-2 6-0 (12)Cumberlands(KY) 10-2 5-1 as he reviews and previews Wildcat action each week. Visit the show at Pikeville 6-5 4-2 www.bethelathletics.com. Point 3-8 2-4 Bluefield 4-7 1-4 St. Andrews 2-7 1-4 Last Meeting & Series Union 2-8 1-5 This is the first ever meeting between the two programs. BLUEGRASS DIVISION School Overall Div. (10)Bethel 10-1 6-0 Last Week (19)Georgetown 7-3 4-2 This is the first game of the 2019 season for both squads. (18)Lindsey Wilson 7-3 4-2 Cumberland(TN) 5-6 3-3 Campbellsville 4-6 3-3 Last Season Kentucky Christian 2-9 1-5 Cincinnati Christian 0-11 0-6 Bethel is coming off a best ever regular season record at 10-0. The Wildcats finished at 10-1 after falling to Baker 44-41 in overtime in the SUN DIVISION School Overall Div. NAIA Division I Championship Series. The Wildcats turned the ball over (21)Southeastern 7-3 5-1 six times in the loss. The Cardinals finished the 2018 regular season Ave Maria 6-4 5-1 Keiser 6-4 4-2 with a 7-5 overall record and a six-game win streak – one of the longest Webber International 7-3 3-3 streaks in program history. Lamar came up just short in their first ever Edward Waters 4-7 2-2 Faulkner 4-6 2-4 NCAA FCS playoff appearance dropping a 16-13 decision at Northern Warner 1-9 1-5 Iowa.

About the Programs Bethel University is a member of the NAIA and Mid-South Conference Bluegrass Division. The school is located in McKenzie, Tennessee. Bethel is a private, four-year university affiliated with the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The football program first started in 1900 but twice in the history was discontinued, the first being from 1942-45 while the NAIA PreSeason Poll (Aug.5) latest was from 1953-92. The Wildcats overall record is 167-271-8. The Cats have been to the NAIA playoffs five times in the history of the Previous program, most recently in 2018. Rank Rank Team Record Points 1 1 Morningside (Iowa) [16] 15-0 366 Home to over 15,000 students, Lamar University, located near Houston 2 2 Benedictine (Kan.) 13-2 352 in Beaumont, TX, is among the fastest growing Texas colleges and 3 2 Saint Francis (Ind.) 10-3 338 universities, and is a member of The Texas State University System. LU 4 4 Kansas Wesleyan 13-1 307 5 7 Saint Xavier (Ill.) 9-4 300 offers more than 100 programs of study leading to bachelors, masters 6 6 Concordia (Mich.) 10-3 280 and doctoral degrees. The 292-acre campus in Beaumont is about 90 7 9 Marian (Ind.) 10-1 278 miles east of Houston and about 25 miles west of Louisiana. 8 5 Baker (Kan.) 9-3 268 9 8 Dickinson State (N.D.) 9-3 230 10 11 Reinhardt (Ga.) 9-2 224 Head Coaches: 11 12 Northwestern (Iowa) 9-2 214 Wildcats: He is one of the more beloved players 12 15 Grand View (Iowa) 8-3 185 13 18 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 7-3 182 in Bethel football history and after serving as an 14 14 Langston (Okla.) 9-2 171 assistant with the program for three years Michael 15 22 College of Idaho 6-5 164 Jasper begins a new phase in his Bethel 16 12 Bethel (Tenn.) 10-1 161 17 10 Cumberlands (Ky.) 10-1 157 experience as he enters his first year as the Head 18 17 Evangel (Mo.) 9-2 136 Coach of the Wildcats. 19 21 Southeastern (Fla.) 7-3 88 Last season he served as the Assistant Head 20 NR Southern Oregon 6-4 82 21 19 Georgetown (Ky.) 7-3 78 Coach and worked with the defensive line. Prior to that he held the 22 20 Ottawa (Kan.) 8-2 70 titles of Offensive Line Coach and Run Game Coordinator, as well as 23 16 Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 8-4 66 overseeing the strength and conditioning program. 24 23 Dordt (Iowa) 7-3 32 25 NR Montana Western 6-4 27 Before joining the Bethel staff, Jasper served as Offensive and Defensive Line Assistant at Bishop Timon High School in Buffalo, New Others Receiving Votes: Siena Heights (Mich.) 25, Cumberland York. (Tenn.) 22, William Penn (Iowa) 20, Eastern Oregon 18, Montana Tech 9, Ottawa (Ariz.) 9, Arizona Christian 6, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 5, Ave Mike spent three years in the National Football League with the Buffalo Maria (Fla.) 5, Valley City State (N.D.) 1, Tabor (Kan.) 1, Avila (Mo.), Bills, New York Giants, and the Carolina Panthers. Campbellsville (Ky.) 1 Coach Jasper played for the University of Tennessee at Martin in 2005 and was a starter on their 2006 Ohio Valley Conference Championship Bethel MilestonE victories team. After redshirting at Middle Tennessee State University, Coach Jasper joined the Bethel University Wildcats as an Offensive and Win Result of Game (Date and Site) 90 Bethel 49, Georgetown 21 Defensive Lineman from 2008-2010 and was the first ever Wildcat Oct. 7, 2006 - McKenzie, Tenn. drafted to the NFL in 2011 being selected by the Buffalo Bills. He graduated from Bethel University with a Bachelor’s Degree in 100 Bethel 42, West Virginia Tech 7 University Studies. He and his wife Allison Jasper, of Buffalo NY, reside Oct. 13, 2007 - Montgomery, WV in McKenzie, Tennessee with their rescue dog Caine. 110 Bethel 38, Faulkner 6 Nov. 8, 2008 - Prattville, Ala.

Cardinals: After succeeding as the offensive 120 Bethel 36, Shorter 26 coordinator of efficient, high-octane offenses for Nov. 13, 2010 - McKenzie, Tenn. the better part of 16 years – 14 of those in the 130 Bethel 56, Bluefield 28 state of Texas – Mike Schultz enters his third Sept. 22, 2012 - McKenzie, Tenn. season as head coach of the Lamar University football program. He was hired as the second 140 Bethel 28, Pikeville 14 head coach since the program’s rebirth in 2010 Oct. 18, 2014 - McKenzie, Tenn. on December 21, 2016. 150 Bethel 24, Pikeville 21 Schultz’s impact on the Cardinals has been immediate. In just his Sept. 17, 2016 - Pikeville, Ky. second season with the program, Schultz took a squad that was 160 Bethel 52, Keiser 7 completely overlooked in the polls (LU was picked 10th of 11 teams in Sept.15, 2018 - McKenzie, Tenn. the 2018 SLC preseason poll) and rallied them to their first NCAA FCS postseason appearance in program history. By season’s end, the Wildcat Stadium Cardinals had posted their second winning season since the program’s ALL-Time Opponents (Since 2006) return and only it’s third since 1979. Big Red notched one of the top single-season turnarounds in the nation (going from 2-9 in 2017 to 7-5 in 2018) and closed the regular season with a six-game win streak that Opponent Record included wins over three nationally ranked schools and the conference Bacone 1-0* co-champion. Even with everything Big Red accomplished during Baker 0-1 the regular season, the Cardinals still entered the postseason as the Bluefield 2-0 underdog. Despite the prognosticators, LU led the Northern Iowa for Belhaven 5-0* Campbellsville 1-3* a majority of the game and had a chance to force overtime late before Cincinnati Christian 2-0 coming up just short. Concordia-Selma 0-1 Did You Know? Cumberland (TN) 5-2 •The opening game against Lamar marks the 448th game in Wildcat Cumberlands (KY) 1-3 history. The program sports a 167-271-8 record. Georgetown 1-2* •Coach Jasper said it is an honor to be named coach of the Wildcats. Edward Waters 1-0 “What an honor to be named head football coach of Bethel University. Faulkner 3-2 My history with this university runs deep from my years of playing Friends 1-0* football for Bethel, being the first player to be drafted to the National Keiser 1-0 Football League, my return back in 2016 to coach offensive line, and Kentucky Christian 4-1 mostly recently the 2018 historic 10-0 regular season coaching the Lambuth 1-1 defensive line. The fact that I’m able to lead this program now, means Lindenwood-Belleville 1-0 everything. McKenzie has become home for my wife and me. This Lindsey Wilson 0-2 community has embraced us, and we love it here. My wife, Allison and I MidAmerica Nazarene 1-0 are thrilled to continue to pour love and our family values into the young Missouri Baptist 1-0 men of character that make up this football program.” He added, “I want Pikeville 3-3 to thank Coach Dearmon for the foundation he laid in rebuilding this Reinhardt 1-2 football program last year. I’m thrilled to take the reins and continue the Saint Xavier 0-1 momentum into a great 2019 season.” Shorter 2-1* •Jasper is the 12th head coach in Bethel football history. Texas College 1-0* •Coach Mike Jasper spent three years in the National Football League Thomas More 0-0 with the Buffalo Bills, New York Giants, and the Carolina Panthers. Union 2-0 •The Wildcats are coming off the most successful regular season in Virginia-Wise 1-1 program history. The Cats ran the table at 10-0 before falling to Baker in Warner 0-0 first round action of the NAIA Championships. West Virginia Tech 2-0 •The Wildcats will need to replace several key standouts. Quarterback William Penn 0-1 Sam Castronova was named the MSC Offensive Player of the Year. Wisconsin-Eau Claire 1-1 He finished his career with 4,639 passing yards which is 3rd all-time *Wins from 2006 season were forfeited after conclusion of season. in program history. He had 39 career touchdown passes which is 2019 Opponents 3rd in program history. Castronova passed for 2, 453 yards this past season. He threw 28 touchdown passes which is a new single season record at the school. Karrheem Darrington was named 1st Team MSC on defense. He finished with 11 career interceptions which ranks 4th Today’s Officials all-time in Wildcat history. Taye Davis was second team all-conference and rushed for 31 career touchdowns which is 4th all-time in program history. Devante Jimenez was named 1st Team All-Conference. He was Referee also named 2nd Team NAIA All-American. He led Bethel in receptions Umpire at 34 with eight of those for touchdowns. Head Linesman _ •Coach Jasper said, “We have our hands full trying to replace men like Line Judge Castro, Davis, Jimenez, and Darrington. Those Cats were the backbone Side Judge __ of our team along with guys like Jaylen Montague, Tristan Wood, Tito Field Judge Hunter, Malek Holman and Anthony Patrick but we feel we made great Back Judge __ headway this spring.” •The Wildcats will lean on several key returners. J’Kobi Reddick was named NAIA First Team All-American as a Specialist. He was No. 1 in the nation in punt return yards per attempt at 20.9. He had 355 total yards in returns. Reddick returned four for touchdowns. Jeremy Beaulieu was named to the NAIA All-American Honorable Mention squad. Beaulieu led the Wildcats in total tackles with 96. He also had 8.5 tackles for losses. Jeremy Johnson was a 1st Team MSC All-conference performer and was tied with Chris Beavers with 5.5 sacks on the season. The Wildcats also return 1st team all-conference offensive lineman Trace Pierce. Coach Jasper commented, “We are extremely happy about these young men as well several other all-conference players and performers at various positions.” He added, “Along with these returners we feel great about new personnel coming in who we feel will contribute greatly to our desired goals. Some of those include wide receiver Dieuly Aristilde Jr. and on defense, defensive lineman Jared Gentry and defensive back Afiz Bhadmos. These are just a few of the young men we will count on to come in and be impactful players. Whether it was signing new young talent or through the development of guys already in the program during spring practice, I feel good about the roster we have been able to put together moving forward.” •Bethel returns 34 lettermen while losing 34. The Wildcats return 10 players who started at various times on offense and nine who started on defense. They lost 11 on offense and eight on defense who started at various times last year. Two return on Bethel’s special teams. •The Cats will run a spread gun offense while playing the 4-2-5 defense. •Did you know you can follow the entire athletic program at Bethel by visiting: www.bethelathletics.com •Twelve states and two countries are represented on the Wildcat roster this year. Over 90 players are homegrown from the Volunteer State. •Bethel is ranked 16th in 2019 NAIA Football Coaches’ Preseason Top 25 Poll. The Wildcats were picked 3rd in the Mid-South Conference Bluegrass Division Preseason Coaches’ Poll. •Two of Bethel’s opponents are ranked in the NAIA Division I Top 25 Coaches Preseason Poll. Lindsey Wilson is ranked No. 13 while Cumberlands (KY) is at No. 17. Two other opponents received votes but did not crack the top 25. Those are longtime opponents Cumberland University and Campbellsville. •The game against Cumberland University this season will mark the 31st meeting between the two programs. It is the most Bethel has played against any one opponent. They first met in 1921. •Follow the Football Cats on Facebook and Twitter at Bethel Sports Information Department. •Selected games can be heard on WEIO, 100.9 The Farm and at www.thefarmradio.com. All home games can be viewed on Wildcat Vision with Dave McCulley and Zach O’Kelley who call the action on both networks. •Fans can catch the Coach Michael Jasper show each week on Wildcat Vision. Watch for replays of the program throughout the season. Join the coach and hosts Dave McCulley and Zach O’Kelley as they review and preview Wildcat action.

This Week in the MSC: (Thursday) (16) Bethel @ Lamar Union @ Moorhead State Campbellsville @ (13) Lindsey Wilson Pikeville @ Murray State Keiser @ (24) Dordt College

(Saturday) Bluefield @ Faulkner Warner @ Cincinnati Christian Middle Georgia State @ Webber International Point @ Kennesaw State Kentucky Christian @ Thomas More

Next Week: Bethel @ Pikeville Mississippi Valley State @ Lamar 2019 Bethel Wildcats Roster

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER # Name Class Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown Previous School 70 Montgomery Allison OL 1 David Miller SO DB 6-0 224 Fairhope, AL Fairhope High School 15 Dieuly Aristilde WR 2 Chris Witherspoon SO RB 5-8 197 Memphis, TN Whitehaven High School 14 Christian Arrambide QB 3 Devious Christmon SO DB 6-3 188 Franklin, TN Centennial High School 43 Shataveon Bass DL 4 Robert Beacham, III SR HB 6-0 236 Laurinburg, NC UNC Pembroke 23 Vonte Bates DB 5 Anthony Hughes SO RB 6-1 220 Nashville, TN Hendersonville High School 4 Robert Beacham, III HB 6 Davius Prather SO WR 5-11 189 Savannah, TN Hardin County High School 7 Jeremy Beaulieu LB 7 Jeremy Beaulieu SR LB 6-2 207 Jacksonville, FL Clay High School 21 Afiz Bhadmos DB 8 Christopher Burney JR DB 5-10 173 Gordan, GA Wilkinson County High School 91 Dalton Brooks DL 9 Keyshawn Brummett SO DL 6-2 254 Brownsville, TN Haywood High School 9 Keyshawn Brummett DL 10 Jerwin Young FR DL 6-2 242 Brownsville, TN Haywood High School 17 Christian Burney WR 11 Jai Dixon SR DB 6-0 175 Cleveland, OH Seton Hill University 8 Christopher Burney DB 12 Matt Williams FR QB 6-2 225 Murfreesboro, TN University of Memphis 33 Darian Burns LB 13 Brandon Moore SO DB 6-1 184 Fayetteville, TN Fayetteville High School 42 Rodrigo Campos K 14 Christian Arrambide SO QB 6-2 192 Memphis, TN Cordova High School 3 Devious Christmon DB 15 Dieuly Aristilde JR WR 6-3 220 Boynton Beach, FL Alabama State University 90 Hunter DeLones DL 16 J’Kobi Reddick JR DB 5-8 183 Tampa, FL Cambridge Christian School 11 Jai Dixon DB 17 Christian Burney SR WR 5-10 173 Gordan, GA Wilkinson High School 38 QuaShawn Ford HB 18 Jeremy Johnson SR DL 6-2 245 Mt. Pleasant, TX Mt. Pleasant High School 93 Carvosky Garner LB 19 A J Williams FR DB 6-3 175 Nashville, TN Antioch High School 56 Jakobe Griffin LB 20 Elijah Wood SO DB 5-11 171 Tallahassee, FL Lincoln High School 39 Caleb Hall P 21 Afiz Bhadmos SO DB 5-11 171 Atlanta, GA Discovery High School 53 Ian Harris OL 22 Blake Meadors FR QB 6-2 222 Lebanon, TN Wilson Central High School 92 Eriq Hicks DL 23 Vonte Bates JR DB 5-11 187 Watertown, TN Watertown High School 71 Sherron Hines OL 24 De’Ontay Tate JR RB 5-9 181 Knoxville, TN Fulton High School 5 Anthony Hughes RB 25 Jalen Warren FR DB 5-10 167 Montgomery, AL Park Crossing High School 58 Jeremiah James OL 26 Marcello Walton FR RB 5-9 192 Mt. Juliet, TN Mt. Juliet High School 37 Kevin James SP 27 Kylan Woods JR DB 5-11 205 Jackson, TN North Side High School 18 Jeremy Johnson DL 28 Bobby Mitchell FR RB 5-9 189 Brandon, MS Mississippi College 95 Xavier King DL 29 Corey Thornton FR DB 5-10 170 Tampa, FL Bloomingdale High School 74 Cole Lyles OL 31 Chris Shear FR DB 6-1 188 Huntingdon, TN West Carroll High School 48 Dalton McCann K 32 Jakhiry Turner FR LB 6-0 213 Foley, AL Foley High School 63 Michael McClain OL 33 Darian Burns FR LB 6-1 235 Dickson, TN Dickson County High School 66 Tyler McCoin OL 37 Kevin James SO SP 6-0 154 White House, TN White House High School 50 Key McDonald DL 38 QuaShawn Ford JR HB 6-3 241 Nashville, TN Whites Creek High School 22 Blake Meadors QB 39 Caleb Hall FR P 5-9 142 Munford, TN Munford High School 59 Ethan Mickelsen OL 42 Rodrigo Campos FR K 6-2 143 Itapira, Brazil Westview High School 1 David Miller DB 43 Shataveon Bass JR DL 5-11 254 Lebanon, TN Wilson Central High School 44 Tito Minnifee DL 44 Tito Minnifee SO DL 5-9 278 Knoxville, TN Knoxville Fulton High School 28 Bobby Mitchell RB 45 Taeton Wienk JR HB 6-0 238 Dover, TN Stewart County High School 82 James Mitchell RB 48 Dalton McCann SO K 5-8 153 Munford, TN Munford High School 13 Brandon Moore DB 50 Key McDonald FR DL 6-0 267 Nashville, TN Independence CC 81 Dominic Moore WR 53 Ian Harris JR OL 6-2 261 Lebanon, TN Wilson Central High School 83 Caleb Nelson WR 56 Jakobe Griffin SO LB 6-0 225 Gadsden, AL Gadsden City High School 72 Trace Pierce OL 57 Tyrone Wilson SR DL 6-0 306 Russellville, AL Russellville High School 6 Davius Prather WR 58 Jeremiah James FR OL 6-2 335 Memphis, TN Whitehaven High School 16 J’Kobi Reddick DB 59 Ethan Mickelsen FR OL 6-5 349 Nolensville, TN Nolensville High School 31 Chris Shear DB 63 Michael McClain JR OL 6-1 256 Unionville, TN Missouri Western University 80 Braden Simmons HB 66 Tyler McCoin SO OL 6-3 300 Clarksville, TN Rossview High School 24 De’Ontay Tate RB 70 Montgomery Allison FR OL 6-1 268 Clarksville, TN Clarksville Academy 29 Corey Thornton DB 71 Sherron Hines FR OL 6-4 334 Brownsville, TN Haywood High School 32 Jakhiry Turner LB 72 Trace Pierce JR OL 6-4 313 Dickson, TN Dickson County High School 26 Marcello Walton RB 73 Riley Wood JR SP 6-0 243 Lake O’ Lakes, FL Cambridge Christian School 25 Jalen Warren DB 74 Cole Lyles SO OL 6-3 321 Fyffe, AL Fyffe High School 45 Taeton Wienk HB 77 Dylan Wilhelm SO OL 6-5 321 Cross Plains, TN East Robertson High School 77 Dylan Wilhelm OL 80 Braden Simmons SR HB 6-6 208 Unionville, TN Community High School 94 Joseph Wilkins DL 81 Dominic Moore SR WR 5-7 163 Knoxville, TN Tusculum University 19 A J Williams DB 82 James Mitchell SO RB 5-7 166 Brandon, MS Mississippi Delta CC 12 Matt Williams QB 83 Caleb Nelson SO WR 5-10 170 Arlington, TN Arlington High School 87 Ray’Quan Wilson WR 87 Ray’Quan Wilson FR WR 5-5 163 Nashville, TN Tennessee State University 57 Tyrone Wilson DL 90 Hunter DeLones FR DL 5-5 163 Tampa, FL Lindenwood-Belleville 2 Chris Witherspoon RB 91 Dalton Brooks FR DL 6-2 260 Birmingham, AL Briarwood Christian High School 20 Elijah Wood DB 92 Eriq Hicks SR DL 6-1 321 Lawrenceburg, TN Lawrence County High School 73 Riley Wood SP 93 Carvosky Garner JR LB 6-1 241 Center, TX Center High School 27 Kylan Woods DB 94 Joseph Wilkins FR DL 6-2 270 Washington, D.C. Lakawanna College 10 Jerwin Young DL 95 Xavier King FR DL 6-3 240 Brownsville, TN Haywood High School 2019 lamar Cardinals Roster

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class Hometown Previous School # Name Pos 1 Jordan Hoy QB 6’1” 191 Sr. Rockwall, Texas Old Dominion 97 Hunter Adams DT 1 Stanley Norman DB 6’1” 202 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. Cerritos College 12 Courtlon Allen DB 2 James Jones WR 5’8” 170 Fr. Beaumont, Texas West Brook Hs 19 Kenny Allen WR 2 Darien Wilson DT 6’0” 315 Sr. Missouri City, Texas Tyler JC 5 Jerod Alton DB 3 Tariq Anthony DB 6’2” 180 Jr. Copperas Cove, Texas Kilgore College 3 Tariq Anthony DB 3 Carmoni Green WR 6’0” 195 Jr. Miami, Fla. Illinois 99 Brandon Arnold DT 4 Steven Jones DB 5’8” 170 So. Beaumont, Texas West Brook Hs 69 Aaron Baker OL 4 Ryan Matlock WR 6’0” 190 Jr. Newbury Park, Calif. Moorpark College 23 Kirkland Banks WR 5 Jerod Alton DB 5’11” 185 Jr. St. Louis, Mo. Iowa Western 61 Tommie Barker DE 5 Myles Wanza RB 5’9” 178 Jr. Houston, Texas Summer Creek Hs 30 Jarod Bedford DB 6 Nakota Shepard-Creer DB 6’1” 185 Jr. Chicago, Ill. Santa Barbara Cc 42 Reggie Boseman DT 7 Davion May DE 6’2” 230 Jr. Hammond, La. Mississippi Gulf Coast Cc 66 Jesse Brewster OL 8 Jermaine Givens QB 6’0” 185 Fr. Mesquite, Texas Mesquite Horn Hs 58 Chase Bridgeman OL 8 Keshawn Young DB 6’2” 200 Jr. Lafayette, La. Antelope Valley College 33 Casden Brooks DB 9 Kendrick King WR 5’10” 184 Jr. Beaumont, Texas Hamshire-Fannett Hs 33 Amon Byars RB 9 Kyron Norwood DB 5’11” 185 Jr. Hattiesburg, Miss. Pearl River Cc 91 Aaron Calcote DE 10 Dylan Davidson QB 6’0” 190 Fr. Bay City, Texas Bay City Hs 32 Enrique Carmona K/P 10 Dallas Martin LB 6’2” 220 Jr. Murrieta, Calif. City College Of San Francisco 17 Alex Connell QB 11 Zae Giles WR 5’9” 176 Sr. Austin, Texas Lyndon B. Johnson Hs 51 Stephon Cooper OL 11 Chandler Phillips DB 5’11” 185 Jr. Hattiesburg, Miss. Mississippi Gulf Coast Cc 90 Daniel Crosley DE 12 Courtlon Allen DB 5’11” 170 Fr. Fort Worth, Texas Trinity Valley Cc 49 David Crosley LB 12 Marcellus Johnson WR 6’3” 212 Fr. Killeen, Texas Killeen Hs 78 Julio Cuello OL 13 Avery Jackson WR 5’10” 190 Jr. Austin, Texas Utsa 34 Abel Daily DE 13 Jason Thomas DB 5’11” 185 Jr. Downey, Calif. Golden West CC 10 Dylan Davidson QB 14 Caisen Sullivan WR 6’1” 198 Jr. Port Neches, Texas Port Neches-Groves Hs 24 Tanner Douglas DB 15 Shane Johnson QB 6’2” 200 Jr. Houston, Texas Texas A&M 73 Nick Dunomes OL 15 Mark Meynisse LB 6’2” 213 Sr. Aberdeen, Md. Washington State 65 Donovan Edwards OL 17 Alex Connell QB 5’10” 160 Fr. Buna, Texas Buna Hs 55 Greg Edwards LB 17 Anthony Ruffin DB 6’1” 190 Fr. Houma, La. Terrebonne Hs 59 John Farris DS 18 Carrington Kearney DB 5’11” 180 So. Pflugerville, Texas UTSA 68 Alexander Frithiof OL 19 Kenny Allen WR 6’0” 155 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. East Los Angeles College 56 John Garza DT 20 Desmond Veals DB 6’0” 193 Jr. Beaumont, Texas West Brook HS 44 Nathan Gaskamp TE 21 Nate Jones DB 5’11” 180 Sr. Mansfield, Texas TYLER JC 63 Bailey Giffen K 21 Derrion Randle RB 5’10” 213 Sr. Cawthon, Texas Navasota HS 11 Zae Giles WR 22 Andre Mulinax DB 5’10” 193 Jr. Fort Worth, Texas Crowley HS 79 Aires Gilmore-Gardner OL 23 Kirkland Banks WR 5’10” 177 Jr. Lake Charles, La. Barbe HS 8 Jermaine Givens QB 24 Tanner Douglas DB 5’10” 171 So. Gibsonia, Pa. Pine-Richland HS 98 Joe Glaefke DT 25 Jack Roe WR 5’11” 169 Fr. Humble, Texas Aatscocita HS 26 Tariq Gordon DB 26 Tariq Gordon DB 6’0” 181 Sr. Southlake, Texas Southlake Carroll HS 3 Carmoni Green WR 27 A.J. Walker RB 5’10” 224 Sr. Pinson, Ala. Dodge City CC 28 Darius Guillory DB 28 Darius Guillory DB 5’9” 178 Jr. Winnie, Texas East Chambers HS 54 Bless Harris OL 29 Chris Henry DB 5’10” 180 Jr. Los Angeles, Calif. 29 Chris Henry DB 30 Jarod Bedford DB 5’9” 160 So. Cedar Hill, Texas Cedar Hill HS 94 Cameron Houston DE 31 Elvin Martinez K 5’9” 172 Jr. Huntsville, Texas Huntsville HS 84 Keller Houston TE 32 Enrique Carmona K/P 5’11’ 195 Fr. Tomball, Texas 1 Jordan Hoy QB 33 Casden Brooks DB 6’1” 195 So. Frisco, Texas Liberty HS 60 Paul Ivory DE 33 Amon Byars RB 5’8” 180 Fr. Rosenberg, Texas 13 Avery Jackson WR 34 Abel Daily DE 6’0” 223 So. College Station, Texas A&M Consolidated HS 57 Tyler Jackson LB 35 Tamauge Sloan RB 5’10” 190 Fr. Shreveport, La. Evangel Christian Academy 43 James Jeffrey DT 36 Jordan Patterson RB 5’10” 200 Fr. Beaumont, Texas Legacy Christian Academy 88 Dwight Johnson TE 37 Jalen Wells DB 6’0” 210 Fr. Beaumont, Texas Beaumont United HS 12 Marcellus Johnson WR 38 Chaz Ward RB 6’0” 205 Fr. Houma, La. Terrebonne HS 15 Shane Johnson QB 39 Cole Starnes RB 6’1” 205 Jr. Frisco, Texas Antelope Valley College 2 James Jones WR 40 Kenny Pham K/P 6’0” 170 Fr. Port Arthur, Texas Memorial Hs 21 Nate Jones DB 41 Michael Lawson DB 5’10” 165 Jr. Patterson, Calif. City College Of San Francisco 4 Steven Jones DB 42 Reggie Boseman DT 6’2” 265 Jr. Beaumont, Texas Central Hs 77 Hayden Kaaiohalo OL 43 James Jeffrey DT 6’3” 287 Sr. Houston, Texas Cy Ridge Hs 18 Carrington Kearney DB 44 Nathan Gaskamp TE 6’1” 220 Jr. Midlothian, Texas Trinity Valley CC 9 Kendrick King WR 45 Aaron Sells DB 5’9” 175 Fr. Silsbee, Texas Silsbee Hs 53 Kyle Kruchten LB 46 Jazy’n Robinson DB 5’10” 175 Fr. West Orange, Texas West Orange-Stark Hs 83 Austin Lamb WR 47 Will Manley K/P 6’0” 185 Fr. Lake Travis, Texas Lake Travis Hs 41 Michael Lawson DB 48 Kevin O’Neill LB 6’2” 225 Sr. Sachse, Texas Sachse Hs 64 Humberto Lopez OL 49 David Crosley LB 6’1” 242 Jr. Deridder, La. Deridder Hs 47 Will Manley K/P 50 Luke Wallis DS 5’11” 220 Fr. Kirbyville, Texas Kirbyville Hs 10 Dallas Martin LB 51 Stephon Cooper OL 6’1” 306 Sr. Perkinston, Miss. Mississippi Gulf Coast CC 31 Elvin Martinez K 52 Caleb Oden DE 6’0” 220 So. Shiner, Texas Shiner 4 Ryan Matlock WR 53 Kyle Kruchten LB 6’0” 225 Jr. The Woodlands, Texas The Woodlands Hs 7 Davion May DE 54 Bless Harris OL 6’4” 303 Fr. New Orleans, La. St. Augustine Hs 76 Ted Melson OL 55 Greg Edwards LB 6’2” 225 Fr. Baytown, Texas Goose Creek Hs 15 Mark Meynisse LB 56 John Garza DT 5’11” 233 So. Lagrange, Texas Lagrange Hs 22 Andre Mulinax DB 57 Tyler Jackson LB 6’0” 220 Fr. Desoto, Texas Desoto Hs 75 Corey Nance OL 58 Chase Bridgeman OL 6’4” 308 Jr, Crosby, Texas Crosby Hs 72 Tamatoa Neher OL 59 John Farris DS 5’10” 215 Fr. Baytown, Texas Sterling Hs 1 Stanley Norman DB 60 Paul Ivory DE 6’0” 250 Fr. West Orange, Texas West Orange-Stark HS 9 Kyron Norwood DB 61 Tommie Barker DE 6’0” 250 Fr. Salado, Texas Salado HS 52 Caleb Oden DE 63 Bailey Giffen K 5’9” 165 Jr. Bryan, Texas Stephen F. Austin 48 Kevin O’Neill LB 64 Humberto Lopez OL 6’6” 307 So. Austin, Texas Reagan HS 92 Anthony Palmer DE 65 Donovan Edwards OL 6’1” 295 Fr. Beaumont, Texas Beaumont West Brook HS 36 Jordan Patterson RB 66 Jesse Brewster OL 6’7” 311 Jr. Friendswood, Texas Friendswood HS 2019 lamar Cardinals Roster

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER(cont.) 68 Alexander Frithiof OL 6’4” 310 Fr. Springtown, Texas Springtown HS # Name POS 69 Aaron Baker OL 6’5” 265 Fr. Beaumont, Texas Legacy Christian Academy 70 Colton Peterson OL 70 Colton Peterson OL 6’4” 324 Jr. Tomball, Texas Memorial HS 40 Kenny Pham K/P 72 Tamatoa Neher OL 6’2” 308 Sr. Hauula, Hawaii Snow College 11 Chandler Phillips DB 73 Nick Dunomes OL 6’3” 310 Jr. Gulfport, Miss. Mississippi Gulf Coast CC 81 Erik Pizarro WR 75 Corey Nance OL 6’7” 305 Sr. Liberty, Texas Hardin HS 21 Derrion Randle RB 76 Ted Melson OL 6’3” 305 Fr. New Orleans, La. St. Augustine HS 80 Blake Robinson WR 77 Hayden Kaaiohalo OL 6’5” 290 Sr. Edmond, Okla. Edmond Memorial HS 89 Case Robinson TE 78 Julio Cuello OL 6’4” 280 Fr. Edinburg, Texas Vela HS 93 Jaevelle Roberson DT 79 Aires Gilmore-Gardner OL 6’3” 310 Sr. Houston, Texas Navarro College 46 Jazy’n Robinson DB 80 Blake Robinson WR 5’10” 180 Fr. Orange, Texas West Orange-Stark HS 25 Jack Roe WR 81 Erik Pizarro WR 5’9” 195 Fr. Rio Hondo, Texas Rio Hondo HS 17 Anthony Ruffin DB 82 Mason Sikes TE 6’4” 255 Jr. Lumberton, Texas Lumberton HS 45 Aaron Sells DB 83 Austin Lamb WR 5’10” 160 Fr. Santa Fe, Texas Santa Fe HS 6 Nakota Shepard-Creer DB 84 Keller Houston TE 6’5” 220 Fr. Conroe, Texas Covenant Christian HS 85 Dawud Shorts TE 85 Dawud Shorts TE 6’0” 218 Jr. Humble, Texas Atascocita HS 82 Mason Sikes TE 86 Garrison Spring WR 6’0” 191 Sr. Austin, Texas Vandergrift HS 87 Cameron Sir Louis TE 87 Cameron Sir Louis TE 6’4” 249 Fr. Lindale, Texas Air Force Prep 35 Tamauge Sloan RB 88 Dwight Johnson TE 6’6” 240 Fr. Beaumont, Texas Legacy Christian Academy 86 Garrison Spring WR 89 Case Robinson TE 6’1” 241 Sr. Crockett, Texas Crockett HS 39 Cole Starnes RB 90 Daniel Crosley DE 6’1” 245 Sr. Deridder, La. Deridder HS 14 Caisen Sullivan WR 91 Aaron Calcote DE 6’0” 230 Jr. Shreveport, La. Evangel Christian Academy 13 Jason Thomas DB 92 Anthony Palmer DE 6’2” 210 Jr. Killeen, Texas Harker Heights HS 20 Desmond Veals DB 93 Jaevelle Roberson DT 6’2” 270 Fr. Cleveland, Texas Cleveland HS 27 A.J. Walker RB 94 Cameron Houston DE 5’11” 265 Jr. Houston, Texas Westfield HS 50 Luke Wallis DS 95 Caleb Williams DT 5’11” 300 Fr. Houston, Texas Cy Creek HS 38 Chaz Ward RB 96 Kirsten Williams DE 6’3” 225 Fr. Houston, Texas Blinn College 37 Jalen Wells DB 97 Hunter Adams DT 6’1” 302 So. Houston, Texas Cy-Fair HS 95 Caleb Williams DT 98 Joe Glaefke DT 6’1” 231 Fr. Renton, Wash. Hazen HS 96 Kirsten Williams DE 99 Brandon Arnold DT 6’2” 282 Jr. Spring Branch, Texas Smithson Valley HS 2 Darien Wilson DT 5 Myles Wanza RB 8 Keshawn Young DB