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TRANSFERS/CEPHUS-KRAUSE-MITCHELL--COACH/DUNN 95 Kenneth 78 Landin CEPHUS MITCHELL R-Junior • 6-1 • 300 • Defensive Tackle Junior • 6-3 • 289 • Tackle Milwaukee, Wisc. • Marquette H.S. (Minn. State) Goodrich, Mich. • Goodrich H.S. (Davenport) 2018: Transferred to Wayne State in the summer of 2018. 2018: Transferred to Wayne State in the summer of 2018. 2017: Did not see any game action for Minnesota State. 2017: Played in all 11 games for Davenport, starting nine times ... made seven starts at right guard, and one start each at right tackle (vs. Saginaw Valley State) and left tackle (Wayne 2016: Played in one game for the Mavericks ... saw action at Minot State (9/1). State). 2015: Did not see any playing time ... was redshirted at MSU-Mankato. 2016: Played in three contests as a back-up tight end for the Panthers against St. Xavier, Saint Francis (Ill.) and Saint Francis (Ind.). High School: A 2015 graduate of Marquette High School ... was a three-year starter on the defensive (tackle) and offensive lines for the Hilltoppers ... helped MHS to a pair of conference High School: A 2016 graduate of Goodrich High School ... was a three-year varsity championships during the 2013 and 2014 seasons ... was a First Team All-Conference selection letterwinner for the Martians ... primarily played tight end and defensive end for coach Tom as a senior for coach Jeffrey Mazurczak ... also played basketball, wrestled and swam the Alward ... helped GHS to a 7-2 mark in 2015 ... had 19 receptions for 272 yards and three freesytle and butterfly events ... served as a football team captain. touchdowns ... earned Associated Press and Detroit News Division 3-4 Honorable Mention All- State recognition ... had 10 catches in one game ... also played basketball and baseball ... Personal: Full name--Kenneth J. Cephus ... born December 21, 1996, in Milwaukee ... son received Honorable Mention All-Genesee Athletic Conference accolades in basketball ... voted of Loretta Cephus ... has three younger brothers, Isaac, Elijah and Zeke ... grandfather played First Team All-State by the Michigan High School Baseball Coaches Association after recording basketball at Tennessee State ... is majoring in Nutrition and Food Science. a school-record 58 RBI in 2016 along with 14 doubles and seven home runs ... also holds the school record for career doubles with 36 ... finished with 112 career RBI, including 10 in one game as a senior against Brandon ... served as a team captain in all three sports Personal: Full name--Landin T. Mitchell ... born May 20, 1998, in Goodrich, Mich. ... son of Larry and Tara Mitchell ... father played baseball at Mott Community College ... has two 25 Matt siblings, Averie and Austin ... is a Kinesiology major. KRAUSE R-Junior • 5-10 • 211 • Running Back Volunteer Running Backs Coach - Dylan Dunn Lake Orion, Mich. • Lake Orion H.S. (Central Michigan) Dylan Dunn joined the Wayne State University football coaching staff in April of 2018, where he 2018: Transferred to Wayne State in the summer of 2018. will serve as an assistant running backs coach. He comes to WSU after spending 2017 as the 2017: Played in three games for Central Michigan offensive coordinator/quarterbacks coach and running backs coach at Farmington High School. 2016: Appeared in six games for CMU ... carried four times for 20 yards on the season ... ran The previous season, Dunn coached running backs for a season-high 15 yards against UNLV (9/17) on two attempts with a long of nine yards ... and cornerbacks at FHS. In his lone season as also had two rushing attempts for five yards vs. Presbyterian (9/1). offensive coordinator, the Falcons averaged 27 points per game and rushed for nearly 2,000 yards. A year ago, he mentored running back Kendall 2015: Did not see game action for the Chippewas ... was redshirted. Williams to Honorable Mention All-State honors and Second Team All-Area recognition. High School: A 2015 graduate of Lake Orion High School ... was a three-year letterwinner Dunn spent the spring of 2016 as a volunteer for coach Chris Bell ... named to both the Detroit News and Detroit Free Press All-State First secondary coach at Adrian College Team in 2014 ... selected to the MLive Detroit Dream Team as a senior ... rushed for 1,718 A native of Livonia, Dunn graduated from Adrian College in 2016 with a double major in History and yards and 17 touchdowns in 2014 ... set team records for rushing yards in a game with Religion. He is currently working towards a MDiv at Moody Theological Seminary. 409 (against Chippewa Valley) and tied the record for most touchdowns in a game with Dunn received the Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association’s (MIAA) Pete Schmidt Memorial Scholar-Athlete Award in 2015, which is given to one senior football player in the conference for four against both Chippewa Valley and Troy Athens … also played linebacker for the academics and community service. He rushed for 132 yards in nine games as a senior, including a 41-yard Dragons ... earned three letters in track and field ... served as a team captain in both sports. scamper against Benedictine. Dunn had a rushing touchdown vs. Alma in 2014 as he played in 11 games. His longest run of 2014 came vs. Mount Union in the NCAA Division 3 playoffs. Personal: Full name--Matthew J. Krause ... born January 21, 1997, in Detroit ... son of A 2012 graduate of Livonia Stevenson, Dunn played for Tim Gable and Matt Fielder during his high Christopher and Laureen Krause ... has a younger sister, Marissa ... is an Electrical Engineering school career, then Jim Deere at AC. major. 74 2018 FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE CORNERBACKS/RILEY--ATTENDANCE Home Attendance 25 Myron For years at Adams Field/WSU Stadium Year Games Total Avg. Year Games Total Avg. 2017 6 18,792 3,132 1988 4 6,762 1691 RILEY 2016 6 18,583 3,097 1987 4 4,420 1105 Senior • 5-9 • 155 • Cornerback 2015 6 17,200 2867 1986 4 4,335 1084 2014 6 14,129 2355 1985 5 4,230 846 Harvey, Ill. • Thornton H.S. (Vermilion C.C.) 2013 5 16,393 3279 1984 5 5,601 1120 Career Notes: Played in 10 contests, making eight starts for the Green and Gold. 2012 5 14,334 2867 1983 6 NA 2011 6 16,868 2811 1982 4 9,531 2383 2017: WSU Defensive Rookie of the Year award recipient ... played in the last 10 games, 2010 6 16,633 2772 1981& 3 6,693 2231 starting the last eight contests ... dressed but did not play at Walsh ... made WSU debut in the 2009 6 15,743 2624 1980% 4 NA secondary against #18-Indianapolis ... recorded a solo tackle and a pass break-up vs. Saginaw Valley ... started at cornerback at Tiffin and had a pick six (21 yards) in the third quarter ... 2008 6 17,490 2915 1979 4 11,580 2895 also garnered three solo tackles and two pass break-ups against the Dragons to earn WSU’s 2007 5 14,004 2801 1978 4 8,284 2071 Defensive Player of the Week award ... credited with eight tackles (5-3) and a pass break-up at 2006 6 13,758 2293 1977 6 17,647 2941 Ferris State ... made six tackles (5-1) vs. Northwood ... recorded three tackles (2-1) at Michigan 2005 5 11,356 2271 1976 4 13,624 3406 Tech ... had two solo tackles and a 10-yard fumble recovery against #12-Ashland ... totaled 2004* 4 9,971 2493 1975 6 19,898 3316 four solo tackles vs. Northern Michigan, including one for loss, along with an interception on the Wildcats final drive to earn WSU’s Defensive Player of the Week honors ... tallied four solo 2003 6 14,807 2468 1974 5 15,349 3070 tackles at Davenport ... tied for the team lead in both interceptions (2) and pass break-ups (4) 2002 5 13,548 2710 1973 5 12,794 2559 ... saw action on kickoff coverage the last eight games, on punt return the last six contests 2001 4 8,456 2114 1972 4 12,381 3095 and on punt coverage the last five games ... one of three players to have at least one tackle on 2000 5 7,299 1460 1971 4 9,809 2452 both kickoff coverage and punt coverage ... seventh in the GLIAC in fumble return yards (10). 1999 6 7,349 1225 1970 4 NA 2016: Played in eight games as a cornerback for Vermilion Community College in Ely, Minn. ... 1998 5 6,965 1393 1969 4 10,296 2574 notched a season-best seven tackles (5-2) vs. Rochester (Sept. 17), along with a season-high 1997 6 6,833 1139 four pass break-ups ... recorded interceptions against Northland (Aug. 27) and at Fond du Lac 1996 5 6,258 1252 *-Does not include game at Ford Tribal (Sept. 10) ... garnered a season-best three assisted tackles vs. Northland ... concluded 1995 5 6,052 1210 Field. the year with 35 tackles (22 solo, 13 assisted), two interceptions and seven pass break-ups. 1994 6 8,989 1498 &-Does not include games at 2015: Played in seven games for Wisconsin-Eau Claire, starting six times ... recorded 25 1993 5 7,681 1536 Michigan Stadium or the Pontiac tackles (20 solo, 5 assisted) ... tallied one pass break-up ... had an assisted tackle for loss at 1992 5 6,728 1346 Silverdome. Wisconsin-Stevens Point (Oct. 3) ... made a season-high nine tackles (7-2) in the season finale 1991 5 7,362 1472 %-Does not include game at Pontiac at Wisconsin-Oshkosh (Nov. 14). 1990 5 5,860 1172 Silverdome. 1989 6 8,661 1444 High School: A 2015 graduate of Thornton High School in Harvey, Ill.
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