Ii Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose to Win • Fight

ii Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith Table of Contents

Credits In and Around TLU The Schedule The Texas Lutheran Office of Sports Information produced Texas Lutheran Up Close...... 2 Game 1 Sul Ross State...... 40 the 2015 Texas Lutheran Football Guide. Typesetting and text Notable Alumni ...... 3 Game 2 Hardin-Simmons ...... 40 by Tim Clark. Photography contributed by Tim Clark, Bailee TLU Athletics – A Force in the NCAA...... 4-5 Game 3 Louisiana College...... 40 Baumann, Tim Clark, Zach Bond, Irma Almaguer, Joe Fusco, Media & Fan Information...... 6 Game 4 SW Assemblies of God...... 40 D3 Sports Photography, and Drew Engelke. Dr. Stuart Dorsey, TLU President...... 7 Game 5 Howard Payne...... 40 Steve Anderson, Asst. to the President...... 7 Game 6 East Texas Baptist...... 41 Layout and Design by Tim Clark. Text by Tim Clark. Bill Miller, Director of Athletics...... 7 Game 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor...... 41 Athletics Staff...... 8-9 Game 8 Trinity...... 41 On The Front Cover Bulldog Spirit...... 10 Game 9 Austin College...... 41 Pictured on the front cover - Bulldog Stadium (aerial shot Facilities & Venues...... 11 Game 10 Southwestern...... 41 provided by Drew Engelke) with “2015 media guide cover guy” Darian Candler. The Coaches The Year in Review Head Coach Danny Padron...... 12-15 2014 Season In Review...... 42-45 On The BACK Cover Co-Def. Coordinator Mark Carey...... 16 2014 Game Results...... 46 Pictured on the back cover - the Bulldogs hit the Bulldog Stadium field for the first-ever home game in the new Co-Def. Coordinator Braxton Harris...... 16 2014 Team Statistics...... 46 stadium, on Sept. 6, 2014. Photo by Irma Almaguer. Offensive Coordinator Andy Padron...... 16 2014 Individual Statistics...... 47-48 Defensive Line Coach Craig Harris...... 17 2014 Defensive Statistics...... 49 Wide Receivers Coach Kyle Ingraham...... 17 Offensive Line Coach Carl Gustafson...... 17 The History Player Development Sam Ehrlich...... 18 Game-By-Game Scores...... 50-55 Assistant Coach / Intern Gabriel Garcia ...... 18 Coaching Career Marks...... 56 Assistant Coach / Intern Adrian Moya ...... 18 All-Time Vs Opponents...... 57 Assistant Coach / Intern Bryan Doolittle ...... 18 Team & Individual Records ...... 58-59 Student Asst. Coach Brian Bays ...... 18 Eddy Award Winners...... 57 Student Asst. Coach Cedric Whitaker Jr...... 18 TLU DIII Leaders (1998-2012)...... 60-61 Student Asst. Coach Christian Ahrens ...... 18 All-Americans...... 62 Volunteer Asst. Coach Buzzy Keller ...... 18 Capt. Thomas E. Eddy Award Winners ...... 63 TLU All-Time Roster...... 64-74 The Season The National Championships - 1974 & 1975 ...... 75 Pre-Season Roster...... 19 Hall of Famer Jim Wacker...... 76 Bulldog Returners...... 20-35 Hall of Famer Mike Washington...... 76 Bulldog Newcomers...... 36-39

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#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 1 Texas Lutheran Up Close

exas Lutheran University is a nationally- Location recognized undergraduate university of the liberal arts, sciences and professional studies. • Seguin (population 25,000) near the beautiful Texas Hill Country. The university’s spacious park-like campus is T • More than 200 acres of parkland, four lakes, and the Guadalupe located in Seguin (population 25,000), just 35 miles from the nation’s seventh largest city, San Antonio, and only 50 River are nearby miles from the “live music capital of the world,” Austin. • 35 miles east of San Antonio • 50 miles south of Austin TLU has been included repeatedly in US News & World Report’s and The Princeton Review’s annual listings of the Student Body best comprehensive colleges in the western United States, and in recent years has been ranked as one of the most ethnically diverse liberal arts universities in the nation. • Approximately 1,300 students TLU is officially recognized by the federal government as • 55% male, 45% female a Hispanic Serving Institution (with Hispanic enrollment • 23 states represented, 8 foreign countries of at least 25%). • 19% are Lutheran • 27% are Hispanic ACADEMIC LIFE • 10% are African-American Small classes and personal attention are the hallmarks of a • 65% of full-time students live on campus TLU education. Students are taught in classes that average theater, campus ministry, student government, and student • 98.5% receive financial assistance just 20 students, which enables our highly qualified faculty publications. • ACT composite for middle 5% of the first-year class is 20-25 to challenge and support each student based on that • SAT** scores for middle 50% of the first-year class are 950-1120 student’s particular interests and abilities. Our faculty does INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS • High School class rank* more than just teach, however. They serve as advisers and mentors to their students, often assisting them in job -- 23% in top 10% of graduating class or graduate school placement. TLU has a rich history of competitive intercollegiate -- More than 56% in top 25% athletics. The university fields teams in 18 NCAA Division III * of TLU students whose high schools report rank sports: volleyball, soccer, softball, basketball, golf, tennis, ** Math & Verbal TLU offers the bachelor of arts, bachelor of business indoor & outdoor track and field, and cross country for administration, bachelor of music, bachelor of science women; and football, baseball, basketball, soccer, tennis, Academics and master of accountancy degrees. TLU is in the process golf, indoor & outdoor track and field, and cross country of adding a master of science degree in athletic training, for men. The Bulldogs became members of the prestigious and that program is expected to be functional for 2016-17. • 30 majors, 35 minors and 13 pre-professional programs Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference in 2013 and won • Degrees offered: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of In the fall of 2014, the university added a bachelor of seven SCAC team titles in their first year in the league. science in nursing. Students can choose from 40 academic Music, Bachelor of Business Administration, Master of Accountancy majors and pre-professional programs, including one For complete information about TLU athletics, including • 4-4 academic calendar of our newest majors – aviation science. During the • International and off-campus study available, including Washington course of their study, TLU students are exposed to a live video of games, go to tlubulldogs.com. broad array of courses designed to prepare them for Semester, International Student Exchange Program, and several meaningful and fulfilling lives of leadership and service. TLU AND THE COMMUNITY Study Abroad and faculty-led programs They also are encouraged to avail themselves of numerous • Independent study and internships available educational opportunities outside the classroom, including TLU has been a proud part of Seguin since relocating • Bachelor of arts in aeronautical science; Bachelor of business summer research projects with faculty, internships, the here from its original site in Brenham, Texas in 1912. The administration with aviation management specialization Washington Semester program in our nation’s capital, and university is one of the community’s top 10 employers, and study abroad programs around the world. has an estimated annual impact on the Seguin economy • New bachelor of science in nursing starting Fall 2014 of approximately $70 million. TLU’s students, faculty and • Area of study: Mathematics and Sciences, 20%; Professional Studies, STUDENT LIFE staff donate approximately 25,000 hours of volunteer 49%; Humanities, 31% service to the Seguin community each year, and in 2012 the Most of TLU’s nearly 1,300 students come from Texas, university was named to The President’s Higher Education Profile but more than 20 states and several foreign countries are Community Service Honor Roll. represented in the student body each year. Approximately • Private; four-year; liberal arts, sciences and professional studies; two-thirds of full-time students live on campus, which TLU welcomes the community on campus. The university fosters the strong spirit of community that exists at TLU. offers an extensive schedule of fine arts and athletics residential; coed; undergraduate The university’s newest residence hall, Centennial Hall, events each academic year—most of which are free of • Bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, bachelor of music, and bachelor opened in August 2012 and is a true living-learning charge. The campus community’s Monday/Wednesday/ of business administration degrees center. In addition to providing housing for 160 freshman Friday morning and Sunday evening chapel services are • Master’s of accountancy program students, the building includes classrooms, seminar rooms, also open to public, as are campus facilities including small group study rooms and other public spaces available the Mabee Aquatics Center, Krost walking/jogging trail, for use by the entire TLU community. Blumberg Memorial Library and TLU Bookstore. Several Faculty facilities, including the 1,050-seat Jackson Auditorium TLU students have an abundance of opportunities to and dining and meeting rooms in Hein Dining Hall, can be • Average class size: 18 students explore their personal interests and develop leadership rented for private use. For more information about TLU, • Student/Faculty ratio is 14:1 visit www.tlu.edu. and other important life skills through participation in one • Faculty serve as academic advisors or more of dozens of student organizations, including • 77 full-time faculty social and honors sororities and fraternities, choir, band, 2 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith Notable Alumni

The Honorable Fred Biery ‘70– Chief U.S. District Judge Jose Alejandro Flores ’03 – President of DeFlores, of the Western District of Texas – He was appointed by President LLC International and Founder of the VOS brand (VOS Flips). Bill Clinton in 1994. He is a U.S. Army veteran. VOS promotes environmental awareness, sustainability, and fair trade. He teamed with Soles4Souls Inc. in Nashville, TN to Don Mischer ’61 – Producer / Director – Owner and President give away a pair of sandals to a needy person for every pair of Don Mischer Productions. He has won 13 Emmy awards. He of VOS Flips sold. has produced numerous awards shows such as the Billboard Awards, the Academy Awards, and the Primetime Emmy Awards. Eloy Martinez’02 – Staff Director at U.S. Senate Democratic He has also produced the Super Bowl halftime show several Steering and Outreach Committee – He has worked mostly times, and the opening ceremonies for the Olympics. He has with Senator Harry Reid (NV) and Senator Mark Begisch (AK). directed and produced many more television shows and specials, too numerous to list here. Luis Moreno ’08 – Chief of Staff for Texas Senator Juan “Chuy” Hinojosa – He assists with policy and budget process, Verne Lundquist ‘62– CBS Sportscaster - Lundquist, who manages Sen. Hinojosa’s calendar, and manages the campaign in addition to the Masters, calls the PGA Championship, college database. and professional football and basketball and has announced more than two-dozen other sports, including boxing, archery Susan Meyer Delja ‘95 – Embassy of the United States and figure skating. In 2007 he was inducted into the National – Copenhagen / Denmark. Susan has also worked for the U.S. Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association Hall of Fame. Embassy in Cyprus, Serbia, Hungary and El Salvador. In 2001 TLU presented her with the Outstanding Young Graduate Award. Dr. William A. “Bill” Bloodworth Jr. ’64 – Former President of Augusta State University – Augusta, GA – He Al Silva ’78 - COO and General Manager – Labatt Food served Augusta State for 19 years. During his time there he Service. He was named a TLU Outstanding Young Graduate in oversaw $95 million in new construction, record enrollment, Verne Lundquist 1991. He is a member of the Texas Cavaliers, and has been and a change from being a senior college to a state university. Chairman of the Good Samaritan Center twice. He is a trustee Dr. Wayne Powell ’72 – President – Lenoir-Rhyne with Alamo Heights ISD. In 2006 he was appointed by Governor Dr. Norval Kneten ‘63 – President of Barton College – University- He has served as the President of Lenoir-Rhyne Perry as a Regent of the North Texas University system. In 2003 Wilson, NC – He was appointed President of Barton College in since 2002, he was previously the Vice President and Dean for he received the FBI Director’s Community Leadership Award. 2003. He has a PhD in Inorganic Chemistry from the University Academic Affairs. He is Chair of the Presidents’ organization of of Minnesota. the Lutheran Colleges and Universities of the ELCA. Jeff Hiller ’98 – Actor and Comedian – He works out of New York and Los Angeles. In New York he studied improve and D.W. Rutledge’75 – Executive Director – Texas High School Dr. David F. Smith ‘67 – Director of the Glycomics Center sketch comedy at UCB Theatre, and a sketch he did with them Coaches Association. While at TLU, he was the captain of the at Emory University School of Medicine – Dr. Smith and his “Police Chief Rumble” won an ECNY Award for Best Sketch Group. 1974 NAIA Division II National Championship football team under colleague Dr. Richard Cummings were awarded a $1.2 million He has appeared on several TV shows including 30 Rock, Ugly Coach Jim Wacker. He is one of the most successful coaches in grant from the NIH EUREKA program for having an exceptionally Betty, Guiding Light, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, and Law Texas high school history, winning four state championships in innovative project that could have an extraordinarily significant and Order: Criminal Intent. He has also had several m movie the state’s highest classification. impact on many areas of science. parts. As a stage actor he has worked on and off Broadway.

James “Jim” Hine ’70 – CEO – Public Policy Solutions – Jairo Romero ‘99– Vice President – Acquisition and Customer Chris Elley ‘98 – Director / Producer – Electro-Fish Films Former Commissioner of the Texas Department of Aging and Growth – Rackspace Hosting – He led a team of 150 Rackers – His work has been seen on CBS News, 60 Minutes, and the Disability Services and Former Commissioner of the Texas in Europe through a recession while at the same time doubling Food Network. Electro Fish has won three Emmy Awards, and Department of Human Services. revenues for Rackspace in the region. has been nominated several other times. He also has an MA in Mass Communication from Texas State University, and previously Fred Diaz ’88 – Nissan Vice President of Sales and Marketing Patricia “Patti” Zenner ‘92 – Teacher/Coach – Poth worked at KEYE TV in Austin. – Previously he was the President and CEO of the Ram Truck ISD – Led the Poth Volleyball team to State Championships. She brand and Chrysler de Mexico. In 2011 Hispanic Magazine is a TLU Distinguished Alumni Award recipient. Edmund Kuempel ’64 – Former Texas State Representative also named him one of the 25 most influential, engaged, and (deceased) – Mr. Kuempel was a recipient of TLU’s Distinguished dynamic Hispanic business leaders in America. Laurie Corbelli ’79 – Head Volleyball Coach – Texas A&M Service Award and also holds a spot on the Athletics Leadership University – 1984 Olympics Silver Medalist – In 2002 received Wall of Honor. He worked at CMC from 1965 until his death in Dr. Sharon S. Krag ’69 – Professor Emeritus – Associate USA Volleyball’s George L. Fisher “Leader in Volleyball” award. 2010. He served in the Texas House of Representatives from Dean, Graduate Education and Research, Johns Hopkins 1982 until his death. During his time as a representative he Bloomberg School of Public Health. The Honorable James M. “Mike” Anderson ’78 – chaired several committees, including the House Committee Harris County District Attorney- Prior to becoming the Harris on Retirement and Aging, State Recreational Resources, and Larry Sweet ’78 – CIO- NASA – He has worked at NASA County District Attorney he served as a prosecutor for 17 years, Licensing and Administrative Procedures. Johnson Space Center in Houston since 1987. including service as an Assistant District Attorney. Dr. William “Bill” Friedrich ‘74 – Former Professor Dr. Carmen Tafolla ’73 – Author of more than 20 books The Honorable Carolyn Spears-Petersen ’62 – and Consultant in the Department of Psychiatry and Psychology – Honored as Poet Laureate of the City of San Antonio – She Retired District Judge – She is the eldest child of Frances at the Mayo Clinic and Mayo Medical School in Rochester, MN has also been awarded the Americas Award by the Library Hartmann (Class of 1938). She was a former TLU Regent and (deceased) – He was the first recipient of the Outstanding of Congress (2010), two Tomas Rivera Book Awards, two a recipient of the TLU Distinguished Alumni Award. Young Graduate Award in 1987. He wrote over 100 papers ALA Notable books, the Art of Peace Award, and a Charlotte and 7 books in his lifetime. Zolotow Award. Cameron Beckman ‘93 – Pro Golfer on PGA Tour – He was a recipient of the TLU Outstanding Young Graduate Award in Phil Dunne ‘77 – Owner – Advanced Containment Systems Dr. Kenneth “Ken” Kramer ’69 – Retired Chapter Director 2001. He has had three PGA Tour victories – Southern Farm – Advanced Containment Systems produces portable trailers – Lone Star Chapter – Sierra Club – He has worked with the Bureau Classic (2001), Frys.com Open (2008), and Mayakoba that contain luxury bathrooms, living and working spaces for oil Sierra Club in volunteer and professional capacities since 1978. Golf Classic at Riviera Maya-Cancun (2010). field workers, persons displaced by disasters, and more. Phil Dunne has served on the TLU Board of Regents since 2005. He is also a member of the TLU Athletics Hall of Fame and the Dr. Kenneth C. Land ’64 – John Franklin Crowell Professor Emily Eastwood ‘78 – Executive Director at Reconciling Athletics Leadership Wall of Honor. of Sociology and Faculty Director of the Center for Population Works – Lutherans for Full Participation – Has been a featured Health and Aging at Duke University – He joined Duke in 1986 panelist at Minnesota Psychological Association Convention. after also teaching at Columbia University, University of Illinois Glynn Bloomquist ’76 – President and CEO – Tejas Global Resources – Mr. Bloomquist currently serves on the TLU Board at Urbana Champaign, and UT Austin. Charles Koehler ’51 – President – The Koehler Company of Regents, and was a recipient on the 2002 TLU Distinguished – Charles has been in the construction and millworking industry Alumni Award. Glynn also holds a spot on the Athletics Leadership for over 45 years. He has earned a reputation for quality work Wall of Honor. He has previously owned medical device and and services that are above and beyond industry standards. photography businesses. In 1996 he sold his photography business to Fuji Film. #TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 3 TLU ATHLETICS Texas Lutheran Athletics — A Force in the NCAA Division III

Women’s Cross Country (2002, NCAA Regional Meet) NCAA Division III National Titles (3) Women’s Basketball* (2015) Women’s Golf (2003, individual golfer Theresa Ashorn) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor 4x400 Relay (2007) Men’s Basketball*& (2015) Women’s Track & Field (2003, individual participant Amber Arrambide) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 4x100 Relay (2008) Softball*& (2015) Women’s Cross Country (2003, NCAA Regional Meet) Women’s Track & Field, Briana Aiken, Long Jump (2010) * Regular Season Championship Women’s Track & Field (2004, individual participant Natalie Wood) & SCAC Tournament Championship Women’s Cross Country (2004, NCAA Regional Meet) NCAA Division III National Top 10 Finishes (42) Women’s Volleyball (2004, NCAA “Sweet 16”, T9th overall in NCAA DIII) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor 4x400 Relay, 1st (2007) American Southwest Conference Team Titles (19) Baseball (2005, West Region Runner-up, T9th overall in NCAA DIII) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 4x100 Relay, 1st (2008) Men’s Soccer (2002) Men’s Golf (2005, 12th place in DIII Championships) Women’s Track & Field, Briana Aiken, Outdoor Long Jump, 1st (2010) Women’s Cross Country (2002) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2005, six participants at national meet) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 4x400 Relay, 2nd (2008) Women’s Cross Country (2003) Women’s Cross Country (2005, NCAA Regional Meet) Staci Jackson, Women’s Track & Field Outdoor 400, 3rd (2009) Women’s Cross Country (2004) Baseball (2006, West Region Runner-up, T9th overall in NCAA DIII) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 4x100 Relay, 3rd (2007) Women’s Volleyball (2004) Men’s Golf (2006, 12th place in DIII Championships) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor 4x400 Relay, 3rd (2008) Baseball (2005) Women’s Track & Field (2006, five participants at national meet) Men’s Golf, Team, 3rd (2011) Women’s Track & Field (2005) Women’s Cross Country (2006, NCAA Regional Meet) Ryan Kiel, Men’s Golf, 4th (2011) Baseball (2006) Baseball (2007, West Region tournament participant) Monique Anderson, Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 200, 5th (2012) Men’s Golf (2006) Men’s Golf (2007, T7th place in DIII Championships) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 4x100 Relay, 6th (2006) Baseball (2007) Women’s Golf (2007, 19th place in DIII Championships) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 4x100 Relay, 6th (2005) Men’s Golf (2007) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor (2007, four participants at national meet) Staci Jackson, Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 400, 6th (2008) Women’s Golf (2007) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2007, six participants at national meet) Staci Jackson, Women’s Track & Field, Indoor 400, 6th (2008) Women’s Volleyball (2007) Women’s Cross Country (2007, NCAA Regional Meet) Ligia Bolivar, Outdoor Pole Vault, 6th (2011) Women’s Track & Field (2010) Women’s Volleyball (2007, NCAA DIII Regional) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 4x100 Relay, 6th (2012) Women’s Track & Field (2011) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor (2008, four participants at national meet) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 4x400 Relay, 7th (2007) Men’s Golf (2011) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2008, six participants at national meet) Men’s Golf, Team, T7th (2007) Women’s Track & Field (2012) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2009, four participants national meet) Ashley Williams, Women’s Track & Field, Indoor 400, 8th (2008) Women’s Cross Country (2012) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor (2010, two participants at national meet) Staci Jackson, Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 400, 8th (2007) Women’s Track & Field (2013) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2010, seven participants national meet) Women’s Track & Field, Briana Aiken, Outdoor Triple Jump, 8th (2010) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor (2011, one participant at national meet) Women’s Track & Field, Ligia Bolivar, Outdoor Pole Vault, T8th (2010) American Southwest Conference West Division Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2011, seven participants national meet) Destiney Jones, Outdoor Triple Jump, 8th (2011) Team Titles (21) Women’s Cross Country (2010, NCAA Regional Meet) Monique Anderson, Outdoor 200, 8th (2011) Men’s Soccer (2001) Men’s Golf (2011, T3rd in NCAA DIII Championships) Destiney Jones, Indoor Triple Jump, 8th (2012) Men’s Soccer (2002) Women’s Cross Country (2011, NCAA Regional Meet) Women’s Volleyball, Team, T9th (2004) Baseball (2001) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor (2012, two participants at national meet) Ashley Williams, Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 400, 9th (2008) Baseball (2002) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2012, six participants at national meet) Jessica Raglon, Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor Pole Vault, 9th (2008) Baseball (2003) Women’s Cross Country (2012, NCAA Regional Meet) Destiney Jones, Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor Triple Jump, 9th (2008) Baseball (2005) Baseball (2013, West Region tournament participant) Baseball, Team, T9th (2005) Baseball (2006) Women’s Tennis (2013, individual participant Sofia Vega) Baseball, Team, T9th (2006) Baseball (2007) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor (2013, one participant at national meet) Josh Werland, Men’s Golf, 10th (2005) Baseball (2009) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2013, five participants national meet) Ligia Bolivar, Women’s Track & Field, Indoor Pole Vault, 9th (2011) Baseball (2010) Women’s Cross Country (2013, NCAA Regional Meet) Monique Anderson, Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 100, 9th (2011) Baseball (2013) Women’s Basketball (2014, Thomas More pod, first round) Women’s Track & Field, Team, 10th (2008) Women’s Volleyball (2000) Softball (2014, Tyler Regional tournament participant) Ligia Bolivar, Outdoor Pole Vault, 10th (2012) Women’s Volleyball (2001) Women’s Tennis (2014, individual participant Sofia Vega) Monique Anderson, Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 100, 8th (2013) Women’s Volleyball (2003) Women’s Track & Field, Indoor (2014, one participant at national meet) Sofia Vega, Women’s Tennis, T9th (2013) Women’s Volleyball (2004) Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2014, two participants national meet) Monique Anderson, Women’s Track & Field, Indoor 200, 7th (2014) Women’s Volleyball (2006) Football (2014, NCAA first round) Monique Anderson, Women’s Track & Field, Outdoor 100, 5th (2014) Women’s Volleyball (2007) Men’s Basketball (2015, NCAA first round) Adam Peterson, Men’s Golf, T8th (2015) Women’s Volleyball (2008) Softball (2015, Tyler Regional tournament participant) Sofia Vega, Women’s Tennis, T9th (2015) Women’s Volleyball (2009) Women’s Tennis (2015, individual participant Sofia Vega) Softball (2004) Men’s Track & Field, Outdoor (2015, individual Marquis Brown) Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference Softball (2013) Men’s Golf (2015, individual participant Adam Peterson) Team Titles (12) Football (2013) NCAA DIII National Championship Appearances (55) Playing All-Americans (91*) Women’s Basketball*& (2014) Women’s Cross Country (1999, NCAA Regional Meet) Dustin Boren (Football, 1999) Softball*& (2014) Women’s Cross Country (2000, NCAA Regional Meet) David Saenz (Football, 1999) Women’s Track & Field (2014) Women’s Cross Country (2001, NCAA Regional Meet) Mandi Wallace (Women’s Volleyball, 1999) Football (2014) Men’s Soccer (2002, NCAA 1st Round) Essex Campbell (Men’s Basketball, 1999-00)

4 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith TLU Athletics Texas Lutheran Athletics — A Force in the NCAA Division III

Adam Hawley (Men’s Basketball, 1999-00) Staci Jackson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x400, 2008) Allen Cain (2011-12) Chantel Mize (Women’s Basketball, 1999-00) Staci Jackson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 400, 2008) Allen Cain (2012-13) Keith Lant (Baseball, 2000) Jessica Raglon (Women’s Track & Field, pole vault, 2008) Ashley Meadows (2012-13) Kevin Webster (Baseball, 2000) Jessica Stetler (Women’s Volleyball, 2008) Derek Kanas (2013-14) Abby Glenn (Women’s Volleyball, 2000) Staci Jackson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 400, 2009) Ashley Jacobsen (2013-14) Mandi Wallace (Women’s Volleyball, 2000) Jeremy Macklin (Baseball, 2009) Ashley Meadows (2013-14) B.J. Gotte (Football, 2000) Brad Orosey (Baseball, 2009) Sofia Vega (2014-15) John Laramore (Men’s Basketball, 2000-01) Brad Orosey (Baseball, 2010) Jacquelyn Brown (2014-15) David Garcia (Football, 2004) Briana Aiken (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, long jump, 2010) Taylor Grissom (2014-15) Matt Ross (Football, 2004) Briana Aiken (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, triple jump, 2010) (* for each All-America citation earned) Holt Storrie (Football, 2004) Ligia Bolivar (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, pole vault, 2010) Lindsey Kolmeier (Women’s Volleyball, 2004) Jessica Stetler (Women’s Volleyball, 2010) Tommy Stolhandske (Men’s Basketball, 2005) Ryan Kiel (Men’s Golf, 2011) Aaron Crais (Baseball, 2005) Chris Hyten (Men’s Golf, 2011) Matt Hunn (Baseball, 2005) Monique Anderson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 200, 2011) Josh Werland (Men’s Golf, 2005) Destiney Jones (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, triple jump, 2011) Taffey Gray (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2005) Ligia Bolivar (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, pole vault, 2011) Amber Meeks (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2005) Allen Cain (Football, 2011) Ashley Williams (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2005) Destiney Jones (Women’s Track & Field, indoor, triple jump, 2012) Samara Williams (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2005) Monique Anderson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 200, 4x100, 2012) Holt Storrie (Football, 2005) Vanecia Spencer (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x100, 2012) Jeremy Pawelek (Football, 2005) Julie Udoessien (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x100, 2012) Aaron Crais (Baseball, 2006) Devin Evans (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x100, 2012) Josh Werland (Men’s Golf, 2006) Sean Kistler (Baseball, 2012) Taffey Gray (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2006) Allen Cain (Football, 2012) Natalie Wood (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2006) Monique Anderson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 100, 2013) Ashley Williams (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2006) Sofia Vega (Women’s Tennis, 2013) Jessica Raglon (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2006) Sean Kistler (Baseball, 2013) Jake Kaase (Baseball, 2007) Monique Anderson (Women’s Track & Field, indoor, 200, 2014) Jonathan Swisher (Men’s Golf, 2007) Monique Anderson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 100, 2014) Tanner Carter (Men’s Golf, 2007) Marquis Barrolle (Football, 2014) Ashley Williams (Women’s Track & Field, indoor 4x400, 2007) Tyler Brandenburg (Football, 2014) Staci Jackson (Women Track & Field, indoor 4x400, 2007) Kendall Wilkerson (Football, 2014) Taffey Gray (Women’s Track & Field, indoor, 4x400, 2007) Taylor Dydalewicz (Women’s Basketball, 2015) Casey Toombs (Women’s Track & Field, indoor, 4x400, 2007) Sofia Vega (Women’s Tennis, 2015) Ashley Williams (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2007) Adam Peterson (Men’s Golf, 2015) Jessica Raglon (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x100, 2007) (* for each year that All-America citation was earned) Staci Jackson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2007) Amber Meeks (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2007) Capital One/CoSIDA Academic All-Americans (27)* Ashley Williams (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x400, 2007) Chantel Mize (1999-00) Taffey Gray (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x400, 2007) David Stahl (2001-02) Casey Toombs (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x400, 2007) David Stahl (2002-03) Staci Jackson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x400, 2007) Amy Behlen (2002-03) Staci Jackson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 400, 2007) Tracy Heathcock (2003-04) Ashley Williams (Women’s Track & Field, indoor 4x400, 2008) Tommy Stolhandske (2003-04) Staci Jackson (Women Track & Field, indoor 4x400, 2008) Angela Bagwell (2004-05) Taffey Gray (Women’s Track & Field, indoor, 4x400, 2008) Tommy Stolhandske (2004-05) Destiney Jones (Women’s Track & Field, indoor, 4x400, 2008) Natalie Wood (2004-05) Ashley Williams (Women’s Track & Field, indoor 400, 2008) Abby Cochran (2005-06) Staci Jackson (Women Track & Field, indoor 400, 2008) Natalie Wood (2005-06) Ashley Williams (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2008) Matt Alves (2006-07) Jessica Raglon (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x100, 2008) Natalie Wood (2006-07) Staci Jackson (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2008) Matt Alves (2007-08) Amber Meeks (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x100, 2008) Amber Lowe (2007-08) Ashley Williams (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor 4x400, 2008) Dana Robbins (2007-08) Taffey Gray (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x400, 2008) Amber Lowe (2008-09) Destiney Jones (Women’s Track & Field, outdoor, 4x400, 2008) Ryan Nokelby (2009-10) Sofia Vega #TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 5 MEDIA & FAN INFORMATION

TLU Sports Information player interviews, appointments should be made with the TLU From Houston and points east – You will approach TLU from Office of Sports Information. Interviews will not be granted Interstate 10. The Texas Lutheran campus is on the west side The Texas Lutheran Office of Sports Information is located in without coordination with the TLU Office of Sports Information. of town. Proceed west on the interstate and take the Highway the Jones Complex office building on campus. The office num- All interview requests can be made by calling (830) 372-6877, 46 exit (Exit 607). Go south (left) on Highway 46 for 1/2 mile. ber is 144, in the office suite down the west hall of the Jones (830) 609-8691 or by e-mailing [email protected]. TLU will be on your left. Complex. The Jones Complex is located on University Street Houston - 160 miles and is positioned across the street from the Alumni Student TLUBULLDOGS.COM Center and next to the Dr. Burton E. Grossman Fitness Center. From Corpus Christi and points south – You will approach Information about Texas Lutheran University Athletics is found Texas Lutheran from Highway 123. As you near Seguin, take STADIUM / TAILGATING / TICKET INFO on the official website of Texas Lutheran Athletics – tlubulldogs. Highway 46 north and continue to the Highway 46 and Court com. Football media guide, statistics, rosters, schedules, game Street (Highway 90A) intersection. Turn east (right) on Court For questions regarding Bulldog Stadium, tailgating policies, notes, box scores, game stories, archived game videos, video Street, and TLU will be on your left. and season and game-day tickets, please visit: tlubullogs.com/ highlights, interview segments, and live webcasts can be found Corpus Christi – 141 m • Brownsville – 275 m bulldogstadiuminfo. at this address. Athletics Quick Facts Media Services / Credentials Social Media GENERAL Pre-game notes, game-day programs and media guides are TLU Athletics is also active with social media. You can find available before all home games. Game notes are delivered by the Bulldogs on these social network sites: School ...... Texas Lutheran University email on the Tuesday prior to game day. If you wish to be put City/Zip...... Seguin, Texas 78155 on the TLU Football email list, email Tim Clark at [email protected]. YouTube: TLU Bulldogs Founded...... 1891 Game-day programs and media guides are sold to the general Twitter: @tluathletics Enrollment ...... 1,300 public and are available to credentialed media in the press box. Facebook: TLU Bulldogs Nickname...... Bulldogs Instagram: @tlubulldogs School Colors...... Black and Gold Post-Game Interviews Tumblr: tlubulldogs.tumblr.com Stadium ...... Bulldog Stadium Capacity...... 3,000 Head Coach Danny Padron and Texas Lutheran players are Broadcasts & Webcasts Surface...... FieldTurf available for post-game interviews after a 10-minute cooldown Affiliation...... NCAA Division III period. TLU Sports Information will coordinate player and coach All Texas Lutheran home and road football games can be heard Conference. . . . Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference interviews with credentialed media members. on Seguin radio station KWED 1580 AM. The KWED broadcasts President...... Dr. Stuart Dorsey can also be heard on-line at tlubulldogs.com and on seguintoday. Alma Mater...... Washington – St. Louis BULLDOG STADIUM com. Live video streaming of all TLU home football games is Athletics Director...... Bill Miller available free on tlubulldogs.com. Archived broadcasts also Alma Mater, Year...... Texas Lutheran, 1977 Bulldog Stadium Press Box is equipped with phone lines and are available on tlubulldogs.com. Athletic Dept. Phone...... (830) 372-8120 multiple Ethernet connections. Wireless access also is provided upon request. Opposing team broadcast crews must contact Directions to Texas Lutheran HISTORY TLU Sports Information Director Tim Clark (tclark@ tlu.edu) at least one week prior to game time to coordinate video web- From San Antonio and points west – You can approach TLU from First year of football...... 1912 casts, radio broadcasts and other media-related services at Interstate 10 or Interstate 35. If traveling on Interstate 10, exit National Championships...... 2 Bulldog Stadium. Admittance to the Bulldog Stadium Press Box on Highway 46 (Exit 607). Go south (right) on Highway 46 for ...... ( NAIA-II titles in 1974 and 1975) is reserved for working media members and game-day staff. 1/2 mile. TLU will be on your left. If traveling on Interstate 35, exit National Semi-Finals...... 3 Space is limited and not all requests for press box seating may on Highway 46 in New Braunfels (Exit 189). Go south (right) on ...... (NAIA-II in 1974, 1975 and 1976) be honored. Access to the field on game days requires a sideline Highway 46 for approximately 15 miles. TLU will be on your left. All-time playoff record...... 4-2 pass, which must be requested one week in advance. Sideline San Antonio - 35 miles Laredo – 182 miles Years in post-season play...... 4 passes are reserved for credentialed media and game-day staff. Last post-season ...... 2014, NCAA DIII 1st Round From Austin and points north – We recommend that you ap- Result...... L, 27-20 to Mary Hardin-Baylor Practice Schedule proach Texas Lutheran from Interstate 35 until you reach All-time record...... 301-366-14 San Marcos. Exit on Highway 123 and turn south (left). At the During the season, TLU football practice begins at 3 p.m. with Interstate 10 intersection as you enter Seguin, go west (right) SPORTS INFORMATION pre-practice taping and treatment. Early-outs usually begin at on Interstate 10. Exit Interstate 10 at the Highway 46 exit 3:30 p.m. with formal practice beginning at 4 p.m. and running (Exit 607). Go south (left) on Highway 46 for 1/2 mile. TLU Sports Information Director...... Tim Clark to 6 - 6:30 p.m. During the week, the best times for individual will be on your left. Email ...... [email protected] interviews with coaches are in the morning hours. For players, Austin - 50 miles • Dallas - 253 miles SID office phone...... (830) 372-6877 the best interview times are 3 - 3:45 p.m. With all coach and Cell phone...... (830) 609-8691

6 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith TLU ADMINISTRATION

Anderson is a 1977 honors graduate of Texas Lutheran, holds a master of arts degree in political Dr. Stuart Dorsey science from Texas State University, and has done additional graduate work at The University of Texas at Austin. From 1979 to 1983 he worked as a staff member in the Texas Legislature, and President from 1983 to 1985 was on the staff of Texas Governor Mark White.

Dr. Stuart Dorsey has served as Texas Lutheran University’s He and his wife Cathy, who is TLU’s campus nurse, are the parents of daughter Erika, a 2008 TLU president since July 2011. During his tenure, TLU has experienced graduate, and son Ian, a 2014 TLU graduate. positive momentum in academic and co-curricular programming, facilities, marketing and other key aspects of the university’s Bill Miller operations. Major advancements over the past five years include the establishment of a bachelor of science in nursing program and a master’s of accountancy degree – the Director of Athletics university’s first graduate program; development of the Compass general education curriculum; expansion of study abroad opportunities; construction of Centennial Hall freshman living- As director of athletics, Bill Miller has led the Bulldogs to unprecedented learning center; construction of new outdoor athletics facilities, including Bulldog Stadium; success in NCAA Division III athletics. After spearheading the conversion the addition of men’s cross country and track and field programs; and affiliation with the of the sports program from NCAA Division II to NCAA Division III, Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference. Miller has guided TLU Athletics to three national championships in women’s track and field (relay titles in 2007 and in 2008 and an individual long jump title in This year, for the fourth consecutive year, TLU was named a “Great College to Work For” in The 2010), 31 combined conference titles in the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference and the Chronicle of Higher Education annual survey. TLU was one of only 42 universities nationally American Southwest Conference titles (six in women’s track and field, four in women’s cross to earn the title of Honor Roll, winning honors in collaborative governance, confidence in country, four in softball, three in baseball, three in men’s golf, three in women’s basketball, two senior leadership, supervisor/department chair relationship, teaching environment, and in men’s basketball, two in women’s volleyball, two in football, one in women’s golf, and one in tenure clarity and process. men’s soccer) and to 21 ASC West Division crowns (eight in women’s volleyball, nine in baseball, two in softball, and two in men’s soccer). Prior to his arrival at TLU, Dr. Dorsey served as president of the University of Redlands in Redlands, Calif. from 2005 to 2010. He previously held positions as vice president for In Miller’s tenure, the Bulldogs have hosted an NCAA Division III Men’s Soccer National Tournament academic affairs at the University of Evansville (Indiana), vice president and academic dean playoff game, two NCAA Division III South/Southeast Regional Championship meets, an SCAC at Baker University (Kansas), assistant professor of economics at Western Illinois University, Championship Women’s Soccer Tournament, an SCAC Championship Softball Tournament, an associate professor of economics at West Virginia University, the George F. Collins, Jr. professor SCAC Championship Men’s Soccer Tournament, an ASC Championship Men’s Soccer Tournament, of business and finance and department chair at Baker University, and visiting professor at two ASC Cross Country Championship Meets, two ASC Baseball Championship Tournaments, and Harlaxton College in Grantham, England. three ASC Championship Volleyball Tournaments.

Early in his career Dr. Dorsey also worked as an applied economist in the federal government. The Bulldogs have sent teams to NCAA Division III Championship meets and tournaments in He was a research economist with the U.S. Department of Labor before being appointed as women’s golf, men’s golf, women’s volleyball, football, women’s basketball, men’s basketball, chief economist for the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance. At the Finance Committee under softball, baseball, women’s cross country, women’s tennis. men’s track and field (outdoor) and the chairmanship of former Senator Bob Dole, Dr. Dorsey worked on a wide range of policy women’s track and field (indoor and outdoor). TLU’s success under Miller has extended to the issues including the federal deficit, Social Security, Medicare, and reform of the tax code. classroom, where the Bulldogs have produced 26 Capital One Academic All-Americans since 2001. (TLU has produced a grand total of 27 Capital One Academic All-Americans in its history.) Dr. Dorsey holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of South Dakota, and a master’s degree and Ph.D. in economics from Washington University in St. Louis, Mo. He Miller, a TLU Athletics Hall of Famer, coached the TLU baseball team for 15 seasons and has the and his wife, Michelle, are the parents of five adult children. most wins in TLU baseball history. He has the highest winning percentage of any coach in TLU Athletics history. Miller and the Bulldogs made three appearances in the NCAA Division III Baseball Championships and six appearances in the NAIA district and regional playoffs. TLU played in the NCAA DIII West Regional Championships in 2005, 2006 and 2007. TLU was the regional runner- Steve Anderson up in 2005 and 2006. The Bulldogs finished second at the 2000 NAIA Region VI Tournament. Counting post-season conference tournaments, the Bulldogs played beyond the regular season Assistant to the President for Administration and in 11 of Miller’s 15 seasons. Public Affairs

Miller was a summa cum laude graduate of Texas Lutheran in 1977. He played baseball and football A member of the Texas Lutheran University staff since 1985, for the Bulldogs and was a member of the 1974 and 1975 NAIA-II football national championships, Steve Anderson currently serves as assistant to the president for led by TLU Hall of Famer Jim Wacker. On the diamond for the Bulldogs, Miller was 20-13 as a pitcher administration and public affairs. His responsibilities include strategic and was the Big State Conference Most Valuable Player in 1975. planning, campus master plan development, oversight of intercollegiate athletics, government and community relations, and special events planning and management. Miller and his wife Dayna have three children: Cody, Kate and Cason. Cody, a four-year baseball player, and Kate are TLU graduates. Cason is a senior at TLU.

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 7 ATHLETICS STAFF

Dr. David W. Starch & Brian Coulombe trainer before returning to be with the Bulldogs. Kent Dr. Brian W. Stigall took over the head athletic training position after Brian Director of Athletic Coulombe moved to fill TLU’s position as director of the Team Physicians Training Education Athletic Training Education Program. Program Dr. David W. Starch and Dr. Kent has assumed a new title at TLU as the university’s Brian W. Stigall joined the Texas Brian Coulombe, a native of transitions to offering a master’s degree in athletic Lutheran athletics department Shingle Springs, Calif., is in training. Kent, an assistant professor, will be the clinical as team physicians in 2003. his 17th season with Texas coordinator. Dr. Starch Both doctors assist in the gen- Lutheran and seven years ago eral medical care of all Texas took a new position – director of TLU’s Athletic Training While completing his undergraduate work at TLU, Kent Lutheran student athletes. Education Program – a position he again will occupy spent four years in the TLU Athletic Training Education for 2015-16. Coulombe leads the certified program Program. He was an athletic training major. Starch, an orthopedic surgeon that educates all TLU athletic training majors. and sports medicine physician, Kent is married to the former Sarah Dickie. Tim and is employed with the New In 2002, Coulombe was named the head athletic trainer Sarah were married on Jan. 3, 2009. Tim and Sarah Braunfels Bone and Joint Clinic. and directed the student athletic trainers and coordi- are the proud parents of a daughter, Rayleigh, and nated with the TLU coaches and student-athletes in the twins Adelyn and Elliot. Tim is the son of Martha and Stigall is a family medicine and treatment and prevention of injuries. the late Eldon Kent. Tim enjoys basketball, volleyball Dr. Stigall sports medicine physician in and most sports. private practice in nearby New A master’s degree recipient in athletic training from Braunfels, Texas. the University of West Virginia, Coulombe has faculty status in the TLU kinesiology department. He received Matt Matocha Starch and his wife Katherine have three children: his undergraduate degree in physical education from daughter Peighton, son Coleman and daughter Presley. California State University-Sacramento. During his Athletic Trainer Stigall attended medical school at The University of graduate work at West Virginia, Coulombe worked Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio, and he with the Mountaineer men’s soccer team and taught Texas Lutheran graduate Matt completed his residency at Scott and White Memorial introduction to athletic training. Matocha returned in 2009 Hospital and Clinic in Temple, Texas. to his alma mater as the Coulombe and his wife, Amy, live in New Braunfels. The assistant athletic trainer for Stigall served as a sports medicine fellow at The Uni- Coulombes have two sons, Benjamin and Paul. the Bulldogs. Matocha, a 2004 versity of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas graduate of TLU, came back and worked as a family medicine and sports medicine to Seguin after serving Concordia University Texas from physician in the Schertz area. He has been in private Tim Kent 2006 to 2009 as the head athletic trainer. Matt is now practice in New Braunfels since 2001. Stigall and his the head athletic trainer at TLU. wife Reneé have three children: daughter Sydney and Clinical Coordinator sons Jack and John. Matocha has a bachelor’s of arts degree from TLU Tim Kent returned to his alma and a master’s of science degree from Indiana State in mater in 2008 as the head ath- 2005. Matocha and his wife Monica, a 2005 graduate letic trainer for Texas Lutheran. of TLU, are the proud parents of a son, Mason. Mato- Kent, a master’s degree cha is the son of Barney and Leah Matocha. Matt has a graduate of the University of brother Scott, who played baseball for the Bulldogs and West Virginia, spent two years graduated in 2007. Matt also has a sister Amanda, who at Hardin-Simmons University as an assistant athletic also graduated from TLU. 8 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith Athletics Staff

AmY MENZIES COLIN REISLER TIM CLARK

Athletic Trainer Athletic Training DIRECTOR of graduate assistant Sports information & Amy Menzies returns to Texas Sports Marketing Lutheran as an athletic trainer. Colin Reisler joins the Texas She previously worked at TLU as Lutheran Athletic Training Tim Clark starts his 18th year an athletic training intern while staff for a second year as he as the university’s director of she completed her master’s completes his master’s degree sports information and sports degree at Texas State University in athletic training from Texas marketing. Clark works with - San Marcos. Menzies comes to TLU this time from West State University - San Marcos. all 18 TLU sports, assisting in game-day operations Alabama University, where she worked for four years as and management of press boxes at all home sporting an athletic trainer and instructor. Reisler will assist with all sports but have some primary events. Clark manages the TLU Athletics web site (tlubull- responsibilities with men’s and women’s basketball. dogs.com), coordinates the production of the univer- Menzies has a bachelor’s degree from the University sity’s media guides and produces all game programs. of Toledo and a master’s in athletic training from Texas Reisler is a native of Bennington, Vt. He is the son of Clark also coordinates the video and audio productions State. At West Alabama, she worked with the men’s and Tim and Val Reisler. Colin has two brothers - Ryan and of university sporting events and manages all of the women’s soccer programs, the men’s and women’s golf Jacob. primary social media accounts for TLU Athletics. programs and the football program. Reisler has a bachelor’s of arts degree in athletic train- Clark and former Assistant Sports Information Director Menzies is the daughter of Don and Janet Menzies. Amy ing from Messiah College (Pa.). Zach Bond led TLU Athletics’ efforts in the Southern Col- has a sister Julie and a brother-in-law Jacob. legiate Athletic Conference’s SCAC Trending competition Reisler has spent some of his summers as a counselor - a social media interaction challenge. TLU ran away with Menzies enjoys working out, running and swimming. She at a wilderness camp in upstate New York. He enjoys the inaugural title by nearly doubling the social media also greatly enjoys food. rafting and tubing. production of the second-place university.

In 2015-16, Menzies will be working with men’s and Clark and former assistant SID Patrick Zarate were women’s soccer and baseball. honored in August 2009 as the Texas Lutheran Office of Sports Information was named the Sports Information Office of the Year in the American Southwest Conference. SARAH GERKEN JUDY JOHNSON Clark, Zarate and Jason Cade were honored in the Athletic TrainING Athletics DEPARTMENT 2005-06 Sports Information Directors’ Publications Graduate assistant ADMINISTRATIVE Contest when the 2005 football guide was named ASSISTANT the fourth-best football guide in Division C. The 2005 Sarah Gerken joins the Texas football guide cover was the national winner in Division C Lutheran Athletic Training Staff Judy Johnson is in her 26th year for “Best Cover.” for 2015-16 as an athletic train- at Texas Lutheran. She is in ing intern. her 25th year as the athletics Clark is a member of the College Sports Information department administrative as- Directors Association and serves as the District 8 Gerken is in the master’s program for athletic training at sistant. Judy and her husband Jim have been married for coordinator for men’s soccer and baseball in the ESPN Texas State University - San Marcos. 48 years. Judy, Jim and daughter Trina are all graduates The Magazine Academic All- America program. He was of Texas Lutheran. the chair of the American Southwest Conference Sports Gerken is a native of Batavia, Ill. She has a bachelor’s Information Directors for the 2005-06 and 2009-10 degree in athletic training from Illinois State. The Johnsons have two children – Trina and Jamey – and athletics seasons. two grandchildren – Heidi and Braeden. At TLU this year, Gerken will coordinate athletic training Clark has completed two Dallas White Rock marathons needs for women’s volleyball and softball. DREW ENGELKE and has twice raced in the Texas Water Safari boat race. He has completed two half-iron distance triathlons and Gerken is the daughter of Kurt and Kay Gerken. She has PHOTOGRAPHER the Hotter-N-Hell 100-mile bike ride. a sister, Katlyn. Drew Engelke has assisted the Clark and his wife Rebecca, a lecturer in mathematics Gerken enjoys running and watching sports. TLU Athletics Department with at TLU, live in Seguin with their daughters Madison and its photography needs for 11 Maya and a slew of family pets. Madison is a freshman at years. Engelke has served as Oklahoma City University. Maya is a sophomore at Seguin the official photographer at High School. most TLU sporting events and all of the university’s Front Row events – the annual fundraisers for TLU Athletics.

In 2008, Engelke was honored for his official and volunteer work at TLU. He was inducted into the TLU Athletics Wall of Honor. Engelke has provided the major artwork for TLU media guides over the past eight years, and he is the regular photographer for each team’s picture day.

Engelke has also been supportive of TLU Athletics in other ways. He was instrumental in the Seguin Volleyball Association’s donation of funds for the new sound system in Tostengard Activity Center (the volleyball venue on the TLU campus). #TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 9 Bulldog Spirit 2015-16 TLU Cheerleaders

The Texas Lutheran University Cheerleaders and Mascot are part of the Texas Lutheran University Athletics Department. The Cheerleaders are dedicated to encouraging and promoting school spirit and boosting school pride. The squad participates at all home (and selected away) football and basketball games, including all playoff events.

2015-16 Goldstar Dance Team

The Goldstar Dance Team debuted in 1997 during the half-time performances at the Bulldog home basketball games. The dance team is dedicated to encouraging and promoting school spirit at home football and basketball games.

Goals of the team include: continuing to grow in number, boosting school pride and providing enjoyable entertainment at Texas Lutheran sports events. The Goldstars participated at Nationals in the spring of 2004, and brought home national championships for their team kick, team modern and team pom routines.

The Bulldog Pep Band

The Bulldog Pep Band performs school spirit music at all university home football games and at select home basketball games. Enrollment is open to all interested TLU students and serves as an opportunity for students to continue musical ensemble participation without the time commitment of Concert Band.

The director of the Bulldog Pep Band is Beth Bronk.

TLU Alma Mater TLU Fight Song

O stately college of the plain, We’re going to fight for TLU; The memories we’ve gathered here Go Bulldogs onto victory! Of chiming bell and chapel spire We’re going to shout our pride and fight; Will live through each advancing year. For glory and for might! Beloved TLU, to thee The Black and Gold we see today; We pledge our love and loyalty. We’re going to shout and sing and say: Hail to our Alma Mater fair! Hurrah! For TLU! The truth of Christ shall make us free. Go Bulldogs on to victory!

— words by Marlene Kriewald Bonds, ’57

10 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith Facilities & Venues

Texas Lutheran continues to expand and improve its athletic facilities and venues to meet the needs of its student body. The university and its leaders believe that athletics—both intercollegiate and intramural—play an important role in the educational experience at Texas Lutheran. The university is committed to providing the funding, the facilities and the personnel to ensure that the lessons learned through athletics are available to each student at TLU.

BULLDOG STADIUM president at Texas Lutheran. A new soccer field was TLU Tennis Courts Construction on Bulldog Stadium started in the constructed on campus in 1998 and rededicated The tennis complex was expanded in the mid-1990s winter of 2013 and phase one of the stadium project as Gustafson Soccer Field. The field is located on to a nine-court setup. To make way for Bulldog Sta- was completed for the start of the 2014 football Fleming Drive, across from the President’s residence. dium, the nine-court setup was reconfigured for an and 2015 track & field seasons. Phase one of the Lights and perimeter fencing were added to Gus- eight-court setup. The complex has seating capacity stadium project includes: home and visitor bleacher tafson Field in the summer of 2015. of 50 for feature matches. It is located on University structures, FieldTurf playing surface, NCAA-compli- Drive, across from the Alumni Student Center and ant track surface with long jump, triple jump, pole The Krost Fitness Trail next to the Dr. Burton E. Grossman Fitness Center. vault and high jump pits, steeplechase components, The trail, built in the early 1990s, circles Bulldog stadium lighting, scoreboard, public address and Stadium, the George Kieffer Football Practice Field Memorial Gymnasium sound system, and press box. The press box has and the TLU Tennis Courts. It is open to the public. The home for the Bulldogs’ men and women’s six individual rooms for game operations, home and The Seguin community and the TLU campus commu- basketball teams has a seating capacity of 1,500. visitor coaches, home and visitor broadcast crews, nity enjoy jogging and walking with their friends and Commonly referred to as “The Doghouse,” Memorial and stadium statistics/sports information crew. The families. The trail is approximately one kilometer (.62 Gymnasium was constructed in 1952. It is connect- top of the press box has room for home and visitor of a mile) in length. ed to the Jones Physical Education Complex and is filming. located on University Drive, across from the Alumni Katt-Isbel Field (baseball) Student Center. The Marvin Rinn Field House Home of the Bulldog baseball team, Katt-Isbel Field The Rinn Field House is the 14,000 square foot seats 600 people in its stadium seating. The field Burton E. Grossman Fitness Center Marvin Rinn Field House, completed in August 1998. was originally dedicated in 1992 in honor of Mark The fitness center, opened in 1998, contains It houses the Bulldog football locker room, a video Isbel, a 1981 graduate and baseball player from San state-of-the-art equipment for weight training and and meeting center, laundry facilities, coaches’ office Antonio who died of cancer on June 7, 1983. The cardiovascular exercise for use by the entire campus and a state-of-the-art sports medicine facility. The field was re-dedicated on Feb. 27, 1999, in honor of community. The facility also includes locker rooms athletic training area comes complete with the room former Texas Lutheran head baseball coach Ray Katt. and classroom space, plus easy locker room access and the resources to support the entire TLU Athletics A permanent press box was added in 2010. Lights to the university’s eight-lane swimming pool, the program. The Rinn Field House also is home to the were added in the spring of 2014. Mabee Pool. Bulldog baseball and men’s soccer locker rooms. There is also a separate coaches’ locker room and ED KRUSE STADIUM - Theos Morck Field Kieffer Football Practice Field shower area. The mens’ sports in the field house (SOFTBALL) The practice field is located next to Bulldog Stadium. share the large shower area located in the center of The field was officially dedicated in 1992 in honor of It was moved to its current location in the summer of the facility. Theos Morck, a former vice president of fiscal affairs 2014. The field was dedicated in the fall of 1998. at TLU. He and his wife Nile Ruth were longtime sup- The Tostengard Activity Center porters of Texas Lutheran athletic teams. The sta- TLU Golf Pitch-and-Putt Course Named for Ardyce and Stanford Tostengard, former dium was moved just north of the Marvin Rinn Field For use by the TLU golf teams, the pitch-and-putt chair of the Texas Lutheran Board of Regents, House and just south of Katt-Isbel Field (baseball) in course has an elevated green and pot bunker, plus Tostengard is the home for all Texas Lutheran home 2014. The new facility, named Ed Kruse Stadium at a driving range. The golf teams have access to local volleyball matches. It is also a primary intramural Morck Softball Field, was dedicated on April 12, 2014 courses Starcke Park Municipal Golf Course (in facility for the university. in recognition of the generous support of the Ed Seguin) and The Golf Club of Seguin. Kruse Family. The field has an all-weather FieldTurf Gustafson Soccer Field surface throughout the field of play and the bullpens. Home to the men and women’s soccer teams of The stadium has two large team dugouts, a press Texas Lutheran, Gustafson Soccer Field is named for box and concessions/restroom facility. The stadium A.G. Gustafson, a former coach, professor and interim seats 350 fans.

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 11 Danny Padron Head Coach Padron coached the NCAA Division III leading rusher, Marquis Barrolle, who picked up All-America honors from D3football.com and USA College Football. The 2014 Bulldogs also produced All-Americans Kendall Wilkerson and Tyler Brandenburg. Barrolle won the NCAA Division III rushing title with a school-record 1,792 yards in 11 games. Barrolle was named the SCAC Offensive Player of the Year. Barrolle also ranked among the 2014 NCAA DIII leaders in rushing yards per game (second, with 162.9) and in all-purpose yards per game (fifth, with 188). The Bulldogs’ offense posted final NCAA rankings of eighth in total offense, 14th in rushing offense, 18th in scoring offense, 21st in sacks allowed, 10th in first downs offense, and 21st in time of possession. The Bulldogs’ defense ended the year ranked 10th in team sacks, 14th in total tackles for loss, ninth in team tackles for guin 17-14 to snap a 14-game program losing skid. loss, and 21st in defensive touchdowns. In 2011, the move to the upper echelon of the American Southwest Conference and NCAA Division III came closer to being a reality. The team went 5-5 Texas Lutheran Head Football Coach Danny Padron The year before, 2013, Padron guided the Bulldogs to their first-ever conference title, capturing the overall with a 4-4 record in the ASC. The Bulldogs has taken the TLU Football Program to new heights tied for fourth in the league and posted key league and fulfilled promises he made when he took over the league crown of the SCAC. The Bulldogs took their new league by storm - climbing to the top of the road wins over East Texas Baptist, Sul Ross State program in 2010. When he started Padron said the and Mississippi College. In the process, the Bulldogs Bulldogs would be historically better off the field and conference in their first season in the SCAC. Since assuming the top football coaching duties at TLU in snapped a long road-losing streak and started a on the field. The 2014 Bulldogs were honored by the mini-road win streak of their own. TLU Center for Servant Leadership for their overall 2010, Padron and his coaching staff have taken a community service work within the TLU and Seguin team from the depths of NCAA Division III (the season prior to his arrival the Bulldogs were 0-10) and have The Bulldogs won three games in a row in the early communities. On the field, the Bulldogs continued portion of the schedule and moved to 3-0 in the ASC the success of 2013, set more school records, made the Bulldogs into top competitors in their new league and into one of the top teams in the nation. for the first time in school history. The Nov. 5, 2011 garnered more national attention, won another SCAC win in Clinton, Miss. (over Mississippi College) was Championship, and broke through the barrier of the Padron inherited the Bulldogs after a disastrous, just the second victory for the Bulldogs on the road NCAA playoffs to play in the NCAA Division III Football against the Choctaws. The Sept. 17, 2011 win in Championship field for the first time in school history. winless 2009 campaign that stretched the TLU losing streak to 13 games entering 2010. The three years Marshall, Texas (over East Texas Baptist) was TLU’s prior to Padron taking the job, the Bulldogs managed first at Ornelas Stadium. Padron’s place-kicker Allen The Bulldogs ended 2014 at school-best positions Cain would go on to be recognized four times (by in national polls from the American Football Coaches just six wins in 30 games. TLU had not posted a non-losing season since 2006. But enter Padron, and four different organizations) as a playing All-American Association and D3football.com. The Bulldogs finished in 2011. Three of the organizations gave him First at No. 16 in the AFCA Division III Coaches’ Poll and the Bulldogs showed immediate signs of a re-birth. In the last 30 games with Padron, TLU is 31-9, and Team All-America honors. Cain also captured the at No. 19 in the D3football.com Top 25. TLU qualified coveted Capital One First Team Academic All-America for the 2014 NCAA Championships and fell in the first Padron has a .600 winning percentage in his first five seasons, at 30-20 overall. honor, becoming the first student-athlete in TLU round of the playoffs. TLU lost 27-20 on the road to history to claim four playing All-America honors and then No. 2-ranked Mary Hardin-Baylor. In the 2010 season, after taking the TLU coaching job add a First Team Academic All-America citation in the same year. The Bulldogs went 9-2 overall and 3-0 in the in January, the Bulldogs won four games overall, went Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference last season. 4-1 at home, dominated area rival Trinity 42-14, and won three conference contests. Padron’s first-ever Success for Padron, Cain and the Bulldogs continued Padron, starting his sixth season with TLU in 2015, in 2012. TLU started the year 3-1 with convincing was named the SCAC Coach of the Year for a second win at TLU came in the second game he ever coached for the Bulldogs. TLU upset East Texas Baptist in Se- wins over Austin College (38-16 on the road), South- straight season. western Assemblies of God (43-35 on the road) and East Texas Baptist (34-28 at home for Homecoming). After a hard-fought loss to No. 2-ranked Mary Har- din-Baylor (49-31 on the road), the Bulldogs suffered four more losses in succession, nearly all coming in heart-breaking fashion. TLU fell 70-65 to Sul Ross State at home, 24-21 to Mississippi College at home, 44-37 in overtime to Louisiana College on the road, and 65-58 in double-overtime to Hardin-Simmons at home.

The Bulldogs concluded their 2012 season and their final game in the ASC with a resounding 47-6 road win at Howard Payne.

Cain, the record-setting place-kicker, would add three more playing All-America honors in 2012 to bring his career total to seven. He also garnered a second consecutive Capital One Academic All-America First Team award. Cain set the school record for career field goals, at 43, and tied his single-season mark for field goals, with 17 again in 2012.

12 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith Danny Padron In 2013, Padron claimed SCAC Coach of the Year at Sandra Day O’Connor High School, where he went the 2004 and 2005 regional finals and to the 2006 honors in leading the team to the conference title. 65-30 in eight seasons. and 2007 area finals. The Bulldogs went 3-0 in conference and 5-1 in non-conference play to earn a Top 30 ranking from Padron, 62, officially accepted the job at TLU on Jan. “We’re all very excited about the challenges that lie the AFCA late in the season and a late-year No. 3 8, 2010, and became the 20th head coach in TLU ahead, and we’re ready to go to work,” said Padron ranking in the NCAA DIII South Region rankings. football history. at the time of his hiring. “And although there are no guarantees of success, we will guarantee that we will Padron’s QB - Brent Peavy - was selected as SCAC “(Through the interview process), I discovered a be one of the best conditioned and best prepared Offensive Player of the Year, and starting linebacker sense of community within the TLU staff, one that teams in the conference, a team that the university Bradley Snowden was named Defensive Player of really appealed to me,” said Padron. “And I share and the Seguin community can be proud of – on and the Year. Brent Peavy led the SCAC in almost every their common vision and embrace their mission of off the field.” passing category en route to setting new Texas making a difference in the lives of young people. Lutheran single-season school records for total Their supportive and nurturing ways reflect the family Padron has coached football for 43 years, all in the offense (2,873) and touchdown passes (28). Brent’s values that are so important to me.” San Antonio area. At the time of their arrival at TLU, twin brother Cameron set new school records for Padron and his fellow coaches were in the state high single season receiving TDs (13) and single-season Padron brought to the Bulldogs a proven track school playoffs almost every year since 1982. Padron receiving yards (1,089). record of molding young men to succeed not only on has been on coaching staffs that have combined to the football field but also in the game of life. Before produce two state champions, a state finalist, two The 2013 and 2014 Coach of the Year honors are arriving at TLU, he completed his eighth season as state semifinalists, two state quarterfinalists, five not the first coaching honors of his career. He was the head football coach and athletic coordinator at regional finalists, seven area finalists, and 17 district named the San Antonio Express-News “San Antonio O’Connor. In 2003, Padron led O’Connor to the Class champions. The combined overall record of those Area” Coach of the Year in 2003 as the head coach 5A state quarterfinal round. He coached O’Connor to teams since 1981 was 253-81-3.

Education of the Year” - 30-20 record at TLU in five seasons - Master’s Degree in Education, 1983, UT-San Antonio - 2004 Coach for U.S. Army All-American Bowl - Led TLU to 2014 NCAA DIII playoffs (1st round) - Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics (minor in Physical Educa- - San Antonio Clark HS Offensive Coordinator for 16 years tion), 1973, Our Lady of the Lake University - 2014 SCAC Coach of the Year - Former Assistant Head Coach at Converse Judson - High School diploma, John Jay High School, - 2014 TLU Team Community Service Award San Antonio (graduated 4th in his class) - Coached on two Class 5A State Championship coaching staffs - 2013 SCAC Coach of the Year (both at Converse Judson HS) Coaching Experience - 2014 SCAC Champions - Member of coaching staffs that produced 253-81-3 record - 43 years experience, all in San Antonio area in high school - 2013 SCAC Champions - Head Coach Texas Lutheran University, 2010-present - 1995 Christian Coach of the Year for San Antonio Area, as - 2013 Pillar of Character (Fairness) Award Recipient by selected by Fellowship of Christian Athletes “Zebra Chapter” - Head Coach Sandra Day O’Connor High School, San Antonio, Northside ISD (in San Antonio) 2002-Jan. 2010 - Texas High School Coaches Association Football Advisory - Overall coaching record (college/high school): 95-50 (.655) Committee - First Assistant/Offensive Coordinator, Tom Clark High School, San Antonio, 1993-2002 - Overall coaching record at O’Connor HS: 65-30 - Served on Texas High School Coaches Association Board of Directors - Assistant Head Coach/QB Coach, Judson High School, - Seven straight state playoff berths at O’Connor Converse, 1992-1993 Personal - District Champions in four of eight seasons at O’Connor - First Assistant/QB Coach, Judson High School, Converse, - 2003 Class 5A State Quarterfinals at O’Connor - Wife, Cindee, of 40 years 1988-1991 - 2004 & 2005 Regional Finals at O’Connor - Couple has one son, Andy, current offensive coordinator with - First Assistant/Offensive Coordinator, Tom Clark High School, TLU, former assistant coach at O’Connor, and former starting San Antonio, 1981-1987 - 2006, 2007, & 2008 Area Finals at O’Connor QB at the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor - Head Baseball Coach, Tom Clark High School, San Antonio, - 2009 Bi-District Finals at O’Connor HS - Lector and Eucharistic minister at St. Matthew Catholic 1978-1981 Church in San Antonio, as well as active member of the ACTS - 2003 San Antonio Express-News “San Antonio Area Coach community - Varsity Assistant Coach/Offensive Coordinator, Alamo Heights High School, San Antonio, 1976-1978 - Head Baseball Coach, Alamo Heights High School, San Antonio, 1976-1978

- Head Football Coach, St. Gerard High School, San Antonio, 1975 - Offensive Coordinator, St. Gerard High School,San Antonio, 1972-1974 - Head Baseball Coach, St. Gerard High School, San Antonio, 1972-1974

Coaching Highlights

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 13 2015 Season Preview with Danny Padron On Coaching into his Sixth Season at TLU:

“I thought I would be done in five (laughs). Really. Five years is kind of a time to make judgments and decisions as far as whether to continue or not. But we’ve had so much fun. We’re so excited to keep going. We have a great coaching staff, great players. It’s a no-brainer to try and go another five years. We’d like to go in five-year increments, if we don’t screw it up. It’s been exciting and fulfilling. We’re so grateful for this opportunity. We feel like we have been blessed.”

On the Ultimate Goal for TLU Football:

“Our whole objective has been to get the national championship game. I don’t know if that is realistic. But I really believe it is. That would be what we are shooting for.”

On Making It to the NCAA Playoffs in 2014:

“I think it was gratifying. The amount of work, hard work, from our players and coaches - it was rewarding to see that goal realized. To play such a game that we could beat Mary Hardin-Baylor. We had a shot to go to the national championship. I believe that is where our program is. That whole year was amazing - the first game here against Sul Ross, that was a big ball game, and to come back and beat Hardin-Simmons at their place and then Louisiana college at their place. And it was really hard for us to overcome that first UMHB loss. We had to get out of those cobwebs and doldrums that dragged us down. We got to the point where we believed we could beat Mary Hardin-Baylor.”

On the Opening of Bulldog Stadium:

“It was fantastic, a great feeling. It took a lot of pride and hard work on behalf of our administration and staff. I applaud their efforts to bring the stadium to campus. It’s a great venue, a great facility. And it’s just the beginning. It’s a great feeling to play on the campus and realize dreams of those that had come before. As I told the Board of Regents, it was exciting to have the games on campus. And we never lost a day of practice with that field surface.” Athletic Director Bill Miller, left, congratulates Head Coach Danny Padron after the On the 2015 Bulldog Offense: Bulldogs’ come-from-behind road win over Trinity in 2013. “I think we are going to have the best football team we have ever had here. I’m have had since they were freshman - Dominick Stives, Andrew Syrinek and Tre La talking about the team that we as a coaching staff have had here. This football Grone. Hunter Ullrich from Seguin has shown promise. He had a great spring.” team is going to be the best. Offensively, it starts with Trent (White) and Marquis (Barrolle) and the offensive line. When you have a great quarterback and running “At linebacker, Darian Candler and Jake Bahr have been with us now for three years, back, it makes things easy. And then you have (running back) A.J. Suacedo too. and six freshmen are coming in that we feel will be competing for time. Chris “C.J.” (Offensive lineman) Tyler Howlett is going to take a great leadership role, and the Moreno - a JV guy from last year - will be competing for playing time as well.” same thing with (offensive linemen) Eddie Scott and Daven Klein. Daven, last year was his first full year starting for us, and he did a great job for us. Andrew Rodri- “Matt McCullough moved to Sam linebacker/strong safety. Casey Viator moved to guez is another guy that got a lot of time. Chris Bennett and Johnny Garcia will work Sam as well. Drake Dowling will be our starting free safety again, and Michael Wall in there. I think we are going to be just as good as we have been, if not better.” is the returning starter at weak safety. Jordan Braden, who was a running back last year, moved to the backup position behind Drake. And we’ll have some young “On the offensive line, Tyler Howlett goes to left tackle. At left guard, we’ll have safeties pushing for playing time.” redshirt freshman Chris Bennett and Andrew Rodriguez, Daven Klein at center, Johnny Garcia at right guard, and Eddie Scott at right tackle.” “At the cornerback position, junior Cameron Scott will be the field corner, and junior Chantz Singletary will be the boundary corner. Jordan Sims, who started for us last “Receiver-wise we have a lot of options with Caleb Oliver, J.B. Brown, Logan Thomp- year, is competing for that starting spot at boundary corner too. And we really like son, and Reggie Jackson has emerged. And Jacob Tingle is back after missing last the freshmen corners coming in.” season due to injury. We also have a transfer from Incarnate Word, Chase Ragusa, and eight freshmen that are pushing for starting positions. We are really excited “All of these defensive guys can run. They are aggressive, and they are talented. about those guys. And at tight end, we have senior Mac Prichard-Warren that will That’s why we are so optimistic about this football team.” do a good job for us.” On the 2015 Bulldog Special Teams: On The 2015 Bulldog Defense: “Chadd Brown can do both roles - punting and place-kicking. We are going to “I think we are going to be better on defense. We lost those two defensive ends, work sophomore Logan Thompson as the punter. If we have too, we will put Chadd Ethan Powell and Bryan Doolittle, but we have some great defensive ends coming back there at punter. We have two freshman kickers that will compete and another in. Jonathan Olonade and Tri-Rice Van Buren, Brandon Stephens and Broderick freshman punter that could push as well.” Sargent - those guys are returning. And we have six freshmen that are going to be competing for playing time. We have those solid three defensive tackles that we “Logan has so much athletic ability. He can throw it. He can run it. The rugby punt style is something we can use on the plus 40 or 50-yard line. If he has it, we can

14 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 Season Preview with Danny Padron use it. We won’t be exclusively rugby. Opponents knew we were going to kick it to On Senior Defensive Tackles Stives, Syrinek, and La Grone: the short side last year, and people set up for that. We want to be able to kick to the short side and the wide side. “They are not only good football players but good leaders, good students, good people. They demonstrate everything we want. Solid guys. These guys have worked On the Bulldog Off-Season and Boot Camp: their tails off. Solid characters and good players.”

“No question about it - we had a great offseason. Boot camp and spring training. On the Rise of Junior Linebacker Darian Candler: They were ready to take it to another level. When you have a taste of success, that motivates you to go further. We had 80-something guys return, and we have never “No question about it. He is an athlete. He can do a lot of things. Run, tackle, play had that number.” pass defense. He has developed. He is very intelligent, a very solid individual. He has really progressed. As he improved, our defense improved. He is going to be On Senior Quarterback Trenton White: critical to our success. He has to be able to play pass and run at the same time. He is in a bind all the time. We put him in a bind, but he has the athletic ability to do it.” “We’ve always felt that he was extremely talented. Cool under pressure. Nothing he has done has changed that opinion. We know that when you have a year under your On the Play of Senior Safety Drake Dowling: belt, you are even better. Look at what that year did for (former quarterback) Brent Peavy. I think Trent is so much further ahead. He learned from last year. He was “Drake is just a stud. He is a coach’s kid. It comes out. He knows what everybody handicapped by the inexperience of our receivers. Now we have some receivers is doing. He gives directions and coaching back there. When the ball is in the air, that are game-breakers. I think we are going to see Trent really break out. Trent’s Drake is going to come down with it. I will say this. We don’t run enough fake punts. running ability will be a factor too. Trent has great running ability. His maneuver- He can make something happen with it every time. We should be giving him the ball ability is so valuable, keeping positive down and distance. Not very many long more. Good things happen then.” yardage situations. We can utilize Trent running the football.” On the 2015 Schedule and Returning to the Playoffs: On Returning All-American Running Back Marquis Barrolle: “Every ball game is a playoff game. It’s almost like you can’t drop a single one. We “Marquis is a very humble young man, and that helps him a bunch. His parents start out with Sul Ross. And we know what kind of abilities they have. And it’s al- do a good job of keeping him centered. I’ve never sensed the pressure being all ways tough out there in Alpine. And it doesn’t get any easier. We then have nation- on him. He is just a part of the team. He accepts his role. The Lord has certainly ally-ranked teams and traditionally tough teams around every corner. But I know blessed him with exceptional running ability, strength, vision, balance. We never we will be up for the challenge. We are so excited to get going and get started.” thought he would have had that many carries, like in the Hardin-Simmons game, or in the Mary Hardin-Baylor game. But he showed he could handle it. He wanted it. He wanted to do so well for his teammates.”

On Senior Running Back A.J. Saucedo:

“A.J. put that Austin College game away for us in the fourth quarter. Marquis is A.J.’s biggest fan. And A.J. is Marquis’ biggest fan. A.J. is very proud of Marquis and of what he has done. We had no plans of making Marquis the nation’s leading rusher. The offensive line did a great job of run blocking and protecting for both Marquis and A.J.. And we are expecting the same or better.”

On the Offensive Line:

“Tyler Howlett, Daven Klein, and Eddie Scott will lead this group. (All-American guard) Kendall is no longer here. Those three guys have demonstrated that they have the leadership and the qualities that we need. Eddie was quiet, but he is so smart, and he has realized that, you know, I am a leader. Kendall came into his own as a junior. These other three guys are stepping into their own now.”

“Tyler lost some weight. His footwork has really improved. He is so conscientious. We think he is going to be a great football player. He demonstrated that as a sophomore, so now we are moving him out to left tackle. He has demonstrated he can do it.”

On The Emergence of Receiver Caleb Oliver:

Caleb was a defensive back, and then we moved him over to receiver that spring of 2014. His upside is his height. We were talking to his parents, and they said we could see Caleb coming over and contributing. They were right. He can run, and his height is a factor. We are expecting more big things from him. The one catch of all the catches from last year that just impressed me was that third down catch against Austin College in the fourth quarter. That was the crucial play. Big time play from him. I think all the eyes will still be on Marquis, but Caleb and all of our receivers have to be factors for us. Other guys have to do the job. Some of our other receivers and newcomers have the potential to do that too. Danny Padron addresses the team after the Bulldogs’ convincing 54-27 road win in 2014 over Howard Payne in Brownwood, Texas.

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 15 Assistant Coaches Mark Carey BRAXTON Harris ANDY PADRON Co-Defensive Coordinator / Assistant Head Coach / Offensive Coordinator / Secondary Coach / Co-Defensive Coord. / Linebackers / Quarterbacks / Strength & Conditioning Coordinator Recruiting Coord. / Special Teams Video & Technology Phone: 830-372-6964 Phone: 830-372-6432 Phone: 830-372-6962 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

The 2015 season will be Mark Braxton Harris enters the 2015 Andy Padron joined his father, Carey’s fourth as the co-defensive season as the Bulldogs’ assistant TLU Head Football Coach Danny coordinator. He shares the coordi- head coach and as the team’s Padron, on the coaching staff of nator duties with Braxton Harris. co-defensive coordinator, roles he the Bulldogs when Danny Padron will man for a third consecutive accepted the head coaching Along with his co-defensive coor- year. He also coaches the line- position in January 2010. dinator duties, Carey coaches the backers and serves as the team’s defensive secondary and serves special teams coordinator and Andy Padron, now in his sixth as the Bulldogs’ strength and recruiting coordinator. season at TLU, handled the conditioning coordinator. play-calling duties in 2011 as Harris joined the TLU football the quarterbacks coach and has In 2014, Carey helped guide a Bulldog defense that ranked coaching staff in 2011 and coached the defensive ends and continued in that duty to present day. Padron was elevated to 10th nationally in team sacks (3.27 per game), 48th in served as the recruiting coordinator. In 2012, he coached the offensive coordinator following the 2011 season. turnovers gained (24 total), 14th in team tackles for loss (8.5 linebackers and again worked as the recruiting coordinator. per game), and ninth in third down conversion pct. defense The 2014 TLU Bulldogs advanced to the NCAA Division III (0.265). The Bulldogs also ranked 21st in defensive TDs Harris and the Bulldogs of 2014 made the university’s playoffs as an at-large bid team. The 2014 NCAA playoff scored, with three. The 2014 Bulldogs won the SCAC Champi- first-ever NCAA Division III playoff run. TLU received an appearance was TLU’s first in NCAA DIII and the first in onship for a second straight year and advanced to the NCAA at-large berth and took second-ranked Mary Hardin-Baylor program history since the 1976 NAIA-II national semifinal. Championship (first round) for the first time in school history. to the brink of elimination in a tightly-contested game that The Bulldogs won a second consecutive SCAC Championship eventually brought TLU a 27-20 loss. The 2014 Bulldogs were in 2014 behind an offense that was eighth nationally in total In 2013, Carey coached a Bulldog defensive unit that ranked ninth in the nation in third down conversion percent- offense (498.0 ypg). TLU running back Marquis Barrolle led contributed greatly to the first SCAC Championship and to age defense, 10th in team sacks, 14th in team tackles for loss all of NCAA Division III in rushing, posting 1,792 rushing yards the team’s No. 6 national ranking in turnover margin: plus and 21st in defensive touchdowns scored. (a school record) on 297 carries (another school record). In 1.6 per game. The Bulldogs gained 29 turnovers in 2013 the DIII playoff game against UMHB, Barrolle carried the ball a and achieved a national ranking of 21st in that category. TLU In 2013, Harris coached a Bulldog defensive unit that ranked conference and school record 50 times for 224 yards against was 23rd nationally in passes intercepted (17) and 35th in sixth in turnover margin: plus 1.6 per game. The Bulldogs the then-No. 14 ranked UMHB run defense. fumbles recovered. The Bulldogs were 74th in team tackles gained 29 turnovers in 2013 and achieved a national ranking for loss. TLU safety Adam McGuire ranked 51st nationally in of 21st in that category. TLU was 23rd nationally in passes In 2012, Padron and Bulldogs set new school team records interceptions, and safety Ty Johnson was 18th in all of DIII in intercepted (17) and 35th nationally in fumbles recovered. for passing yards (3,253), passing yards per game (325.3), solo tackles and fifth nationally in forced fumbles. total offense per game (480.9), total offense in a single Harris was the position coach for 2013 SCAC Defensive Player game (616, vs. Sul Ross State on Oct. 13) and for touchdown Carey was promoted to the position of co-defensive coordi- of the Year Bradley Snowden, who started three seasons and passes in a season (29). nator after the 2011 season. Carey joined the TLU football played in every game that TLU played in his four seasons. He coaching staff in 2010 as an assistant coach. He coached the collected 240 career tackles and 20.5 tackles for loss. The record book onslaught by the TLU Offense continued in defensive line for two seasons. 2013. On their way to the SCAC Championship, the Bulldogs Harris came to TLU from Waco High School, where he served led the league in total offense, rushing offense, passing Carey arrived at TLU after coaching at the University of Mary as the varsity safeties coach. Prior to his time at Waco High, offense, scoring offense, turnover margin, passing efficiency, Hardin-Baylor from 2004 to 2010. He played collegiate Harris was the varsity wide receivers coach and recruiting fewest turnovers lost, fewest passes intercepted, first downs, football for two years at Louisiana College and for two seasons coordinator at UMHB. Harris started with the Cru in 2006 as a third and fourth-down conversions, red zone offense, and at UMHB. He was a member of the inaugural (modern day) student assistant and recruiting coordinator and became the pass completion percentage. Nationally, the Bulldogs of 2013 football team at Louisiana College, and he played on the 2002 varsity wide receivers coach and recruiting coordinator for the had the third-best total offense (521.2 yards per game) in all and 2003 American Southwest Conference Championship 2007, 2008 and 2009 seasons. In his four years on the staff of NCAA DIII. teams for UMHB. with UMHB, the Cru won four ASC Championships, advanced to the NCAA Division III semifinals twice (2007, 2008) and Padron is a 2007 graduate of the University of Mary Carey was a coach as The Cru won ASC titles in 2005, 2006, advanced as far as the NCAA Division III quarterfinals in 2006. Hardin-Baylor, where he starred as a quarterback and helped 2007, 2008 and 2009. He served on UMHB coaching staffs Coach Harris played at UMHB from 2003 to 2005 and was UMHB to the NCAA DIII National Championship game in 2004. that posted NCAA Division III playoff berths in 2004, 2005, a quarterback with the Cru. He was on the NCAA Division III 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009. He was on the staff as The Cru national finalist team of 2004. Padron was a part of Cru football squads that went 41-8 from advanced to the NCAA DIII national title game in 2004 and to 2003 to 2006 and won four American Southwest Conference national semifinal games in 2007 and 2008. Harris’s wife, Jennifer, is a neonatal intensive care unit nurse. Championships. His father, Craig, was a Texas High School football coach Carey’s wife, Jessica, is an accountant for Hays County. The before joining the TLU coaching staff, and his mother, Leslie, Padron and his wife Sarah, a Texas Lutheran grad, were Careys had their first child, Theresa, in the summer of 2014. is an administrator at La Vega Intermediate School. Braxton married in 2013. Sarah is an elementary school teacher in and Jennifer are the proud parents of a son, Brooks, and twin the Comal ISD. Andy and Sarah are expecting their first child, boys, Cooper and Fisher. due in March.

16 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith Assistant Coaches CRAIG Harris KYLE INGRAHAM Carl Gustafson Defensive Line / Wide Receivers / Offensive Line / Equipment Academic Coordinator/ Football Operations JV Head Coach Phone: 830-372-6957 Phone: 830-372-6966 Phone: 830-372-8166 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

Craig Harris, the father of current Kyle Ingraham is in his sixth Carl Gustafson joined the TLU TLU co-defensive coordinator season at Texas Lutheran as the Football coaching staff in January Braxton Harris, is on TLU’s staff wide receivers coach. He works 2014. Gustafson came to TLU as the defensive line coach. He under Bulldog Head Coach Danny from the North East Independent is in his fourth season with the Padron, who was Ingraham’s School District, where he served Bulldogs. Harris was hired in the offensive coordinator in high as assistant athletic director. summer of 2012. school. Ingraham also serves as the team’s academic coordinator Gustafson previously served as Harris and the 2014 Bulldogs and the junior varsity head coach. head football coach and athletic won a second consecutive SCAC coordinator at San Antonio’s Championship and made it to the The Bulldogs won a second Churchill High School and as head NCAA Championship field in 2014, pushing No. 2-ranked Mary consecutive SCAC Championship in 2014 behind an offense football coach and athletic director at New Braunfels Canyon Hardin-Baylor to the brink of elimination in the first round. that became more balanced and efficient than 2013’s High School. record-setting squad. Downfield blocking paved the way Harris contributed to a 2014 Bulldog defense that ranked for All-American RB Marquis Barrolle, who led the nation in Gustafson coached Churchill to the Area state playoff round in ninth in the nation in third down conversion percentage rushing yards (1,792 rushing yards, a school record). The 2000 and to the Bi-District state playoff round in 2006. defense, 10th in team sacks, 14th in team tackles for loss and 2014 Bulldogs were ranked eighth nationally in total offense 21st in defensive touchdowns scored. (498.0 ypg), 14th in rushing offense (261.8 ypg), and 18th in In 2003, Churchill was the Dan Cook Cup Winner for the scoring offense (40.5 ppg). top-rated athletic program in San Antonio. Churchill also Harris’ defensive line unit in 2013 was a big part of the Bull- claimed the UIL Lone Star Cup Championship in 2000. dogs’ national rankings for turnovers gained (21st, 29 total), In 2013, the Bulldogs finished the year as the third-best total team sacks (53rd, 2.56 per game), turnover margin (6th, offense in all of NCAA Division III and amassed Top 25 national At New Braunfels Canyon, Gustafson coached the Cougars to plus-1.6) and fumbles recovered (35th, 12 total). rankings in passing offense (9th), scoring offense (6th), the 1998 state quarterfinals. passing yards per completion (14th), and time of possession Harris is a long-time Texas high school football coach. Most (22nd). The 2013 receiving corps contributed to new records Gustafson also coached as a varsity assistant at San Antonio recently, Harris was the defensive line coach at Gatesville High for passing yards per game (326.67), receptions per game Clark, Round Rock Westwood and Seguin. He also coached in School in Gatesville, Texas. (26), total TD catches (31) and TD catches per game (3.44). the Seguin ISD at Briesemeister Middle School and Saegert Middle School from 1985 to 1987. Harris was the head coach and athletic director at Mexia High In 2012, Ingraham coached a record receiving unit that set School from 1999 to 2004 and posted an overall record of all-time TLU records for total receptions, yards and TDs. In 2006, Gustafson was elected to the Board of Directors in 43-25. He guided Mexia to five consecutive playoff appear- Coupled with the units downfield blocking, the Bulldog offense the Texas High School Coaches Association. In 2004, he was ances and to the 2001 Class 3A state quarterfinals. broke the all-time total offense record at TLU. selected as a head coach in the U.S. Army All-American Bowl.

Harris also served as the head coach for football and track In 2011, the Bulldogs got off to their best start in the DIII era From 2001-03, Gustafson served as chairman of the Football and field at Maypearl High School in Maypearl, Texas. At May- and had the best record in the previous six years of TLU foot- Advisory Committee of the Texas High School Coaches pearl, Harris coached the football team to the first round of ball. Ingraham also coached the special teams that season. Association. the state playoffs for only the third time in the school’s history. In 2010, Ingraham mentored Steven Thrash on his way to breaking TLU’s DIII-era receptions record at Texas Lutheran. Gustafson holds a master of science degree in school admin- Harris also coached at Temple High School (offensive line, istration from Texas A&I University (now Texas A&M-Kingsville) quarterbacks), Waco High School (running game coordinator), At Purdue, Ingraham played in all 36 games of his career. in Kingsville, Texas. Lancaster High School (defensive front coordinator), Red Oak He started in the last 26 straight including the 2004 Capital High School (defensive coordinator), Waxahachie High School One Bowl and the 2004 Sun Bowl. His 209 receiving yards Gustafson has a bachelor of science degree in education from (defensive coordinator), and DeSoto High School (running against Indiana are the third-most all time by a Purdue or the University of Texas at Austin. backs, secondary). Indiana player in the Old Oaken Bucket Game. In spring of 2004, Ingraham was selected MVP–Offense by the Purdue Gustafson and his wife, Charlotte, have been married 28 Harris, a graduate of Texas Tech University, was a three-year coaching staff. years. The Gustafson have two children, Trey (23) and letterman for the Red Raiders as a cornerback and free Katheryn (20). safety. He played in the Tangerine Bowl and the Bluebonnet At the end of his career, Ingraham was ranked 18th in TDs Bowl and was a member of the Red Raiders’ 1976 Southwest and 19th in receptions all-time at Purdue and was given the Gustafson’s late father, Marvin, is a San Antonio Sports Hall of Conference Co-Championship. Big Ten Sportsmanship Award (2004). Famer and a high school coaching and athletics administration legend. The Northside ISD football complex is named C. Marvin Craig and his wife, Leslie, have been married 38 years. Kyle and his wife, Valerie, were married on July 17, 2014. Gustafson Stadium. Valerie is a former volleyball standout at St. Mary’s University in San Antonio. The Ingrahams are expecting their first child. Carl Gustafson’s uncle, Cliff, is the legendary former baseball coach of the University of Texas.

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 17 Assistant Coaches SAM EHRLICH ADRIAN MOYA Christian AHRENS Player Development Intern Assistant Coach Student Assistant Coach Sam Ehrlich is the director After a four-year playing Christian Ahrens joins the TLU of corporate and foundation career at TLU that included coaching staff for 2015 as a relations at TLU. He is in his earning three varsity letters student assistant coach for third season with the Bulldogs and an SCAC Championship, linebackers. as a volunteer assistant for Adrian Moya joined the TLU player development. Football Coaching Staff as a Ahrens earned one letter as student assistant coach in a linebacker for the Bulldogs. As a TLU alumnus (’99), he is 2014. He returns for 2015 He earned that letter in 2013 a great fan of Bulldog Football after helping to guide TLU to as the Bulldogs won the SCAC and all intercollegiate athletic a 2014 SCAC Championship Championship. sports. Sam volunteers in his free time to work with the and to a 2014 NCAA Division III playoff berth. football team, combining his passion for football and love In 2014, Ahrens appeared in eight games for the Bull- of his alma mater while laying a groundwork of support After assisting with the offensive backs in 2014, Moya dogs as they won the SCAC Championship and advanced for player academic, social and spiritual development will assist with the wide receivers in 2015. to the NCAA Division III post-season for the first time in and connecting them with resources the university school history. provides. Moya, a TLU graduate, was a safety for the Bulldogs, and in 2012 he recorded a career-best 39 total tackles, Ahrens is a native of Round Rock, Texas and a product Sam and his wife Amber live in Seguin. The couple owns a tackle for loss and a forced fumble in nine games as of Stony Point High School. He is the son of Randy and Keepers Interiors in Seguin. the team’s starting weak safety. Sheri Ahrens.

Moya is a native of Brownsville, Texas. He is the son of Dora Moya. GABRIEL GARCIA CEDRIC WHITAKER BUZZY KELLER Intern Assistant Coach Student Assistant Coach Volunteer Assistant Coach

Gabriel Garcia will assist the Two-time SCAC champion Buzzy Keller, a TLU Athletics Bulldogs as an intern. He Cedric Whitaker joins the Hall of Famer, will assist has been with the team and TLU coaching staff for 2015. the Bulldogs as a volunteer coaching staff for five straight Whitaker will serve as a assistant. Buzzy works with the seasons. He will assist with the student assistant coach for Bulldogs’ punters and kickers. offensive backs. defensive backs. A four-year letterman, Whitaker played Keller graduated from Texas Garcia is a native of San Anto- defensive back for the Lutheran in 1955 and lettered nio and a graduate of Holmes Bulldogs. in football, basketball, baseball High School. He started at and track and field. After quarterback for three seasons at Holmes, and he was an Whitaker was a key cornerback and special teams con- graduation, he signed with the Chicago Cubs baseball Honorable Mention All-District selection for two seasons. tributor on the Bulldogs’ 2014 SCAC Championship and organization and played professional and semi-profes- NCAA-qualifying squad. He was a starter at cornerback sional baseball. Garcia is the son of Priscilla Villanueva and Gabriel on the 2013 SCAC Championship team. Garcia. He has five brothers and sisters: Lisa, Kimberly, Keller served as TLU’s head baseball coach for 11 years. Patricia, Gilbert and Henry. Gabriel is the oldest of the A native of Houston and a graduate of North Shore He compiled 135 wins and guided the Bulldogs to three children. High School, Cedric is completing his bachelor’s degree Big State Conference Championships. He also served at TLU. He is a kinesiology major. as TLU’s director of athletics, from 1966 to 1970. As he worked as baseball coach and as AD, he was an assistant coach with the Bulldog football team. BRIAN BAYS BRYAN DOOLITTLE After 1970, Keller returned to professional baseball as a scout and player development specialist. He has worked Student Assistant Coach Intern Assistant Coach for several Major League Baseball clubs, including the Chicago Cubs, the Seattle Mariners, and the Texas Brian Bays will join the TLU Bryan Doolittle joins the TLU Rangers. coaching staff as a student coaching staff as an intern as- assistant coach in 2015. sistant coach for the defensive line. Doolittle, a 2015 graduate Bays is a native of Lorena, of TLU, played four seasons Texas and a graduate of for the Bulldogs and was a Lorena High School. two-time First Team All-SCAC selection at defensive end. At TLU, Bays was a wide receiver and a member of the Doolittle, a native of Houston team for two seasons. He is an education major with a and Langham Creek High School, was an AFCA Good minor in history. Works Team nominee. He was also an SCAC Character & Community Award honoree and the 2014-15 TLU Male Bays is the son of John and Kelly Bays. Sportsmanship Award winner. Doolittle was a member of the 2014 SCAC Champion- ship and NCAA Division III playoff team and a member of the 2013 SCAC Championship team. He lettered four years and started in three.

18 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 Pre-SEason Roster No. Name Pos. ht. wt. Cl. hometown / H.S. / Last School No. Name Pos. ht. wt. Cl. hometown / H.S. / Last School 2 J.B. Brown WR 5-8 175 So. Refugio, Texas / Refugio Logan Farrar OL/DL 6-5 245 Fr. Meridian, Texas / Meridian 3 Jake Bahr LB 6-1 215 Sr. Tomball, Texas / Concordia Lutheran Thomas Gaither TE 5-10 212 Fr. Jourdanton, Texas / Jourdanton 5 Marquis Barrolle RB 5-2 150 Jr. Ingleside, Texas / Ingleside D’Andre Gallagher WR 5-6 150 Fr. Cuero, Texas / Cuero 6 Jacob Tingle WR 6-0 190 R-Jr. San Antonio, Texas / Central Catholic Brandon Garcia LB 5-9 210 So. Edinburg, Texas / Edinburg 7 Caleb Oliver WR 6-2 180 Jr. Pearland, Texas / Lutheran South Jared Garcia OL 6-2 285 Fr. Cotulla, Texas / Cotulla 8 Trenton White QB 5-9 165 Sr. Sachse, Texas / Sachse Garrett Garza OL 6-2 270 Fr. Round Rock / Stony Point 9 Logan Thompson WR/P 6-3 200 So. Red Oak, Texas / Red Oak Marquise Gates DB 5-5 146 Fr. Dallas, Texas / Madison 11 Darian Candler LB 6-1 205 Jr. Humble, Texas / Atascocita Kyle Grona QB 6-0 180 Fr. Fredericksburg, Texas / Fredericksburg 14 Zach Galindo QB 5-9 180 So. Helotes, Texas / O’Connor Jacob Guercia DB 6-0 200 Fr. Forney, Texas / Forney 17 Cameron Scott DB 5-10 185 Jr. Houston, Texas / Westfield Taylor Hall DB 5-11 185 Fr. San Antonio, Texas / Wagner 19 Jacob Sadler WR 5-9 180 Sr. Devine, Texas / Devine Joshua Head LB 5-10 210 Fr. Houston, Texas / Cypress Creek 20 Jordan Sims DB 5-9 160 Sr. San Antonio, Texas / Somerset Ezequiel Hernandez DB 5-9 170 Fr. Imperial, Calif. / Imperial 21 Drake Dowling DB 5-8 183 Sr. Katy, Texas / Katy James Hodges III DL 6-1 210 Fr. College Station, Texas / A&M Consolidated 22 A.J. Saucedo RB 5-8 173 Sr. San Antonio, Texas / Central Catholic Jekovan Holmes WR 6-0 186 Fr. San Antonio, Texas / O’Connor 24 Casey Viator DB 5-9 195 R-So. Mauriceville, Texas / Little Cypress Mauriceville Ian Hons QB 6-0 160 Fr. Jourdanton, Texas / Jourdanton 26 Michael Wall DB 5-10 165 Jr. El Campo, Texas / El Campo Brandon Hopp QB 6-0 180 Fr. Leander, Texas / Leander 29 Matt McCullough DB 5-10 195 Jr. Georgetown, Texas / Georgetown Lucas Hurney WR 6-0 200 Fr. Spring Branch, Texas / Smithson Valley 31 Chantz Singletary DB 5-10 165 Jr. Houston, Texas / Westfield Isaiah Jimenez WR 5-4 130 Fr. Bartlett, Texas / Bartlett 32 Tri-Rice Van Buren DL 6-1 215 R-Jr. San Antonio, Texas / Clark Bryce Johnson RB 5-4 152 So. Pearland, Texas / Dawson 33 Chadd Brown K/P 6-0 200 Jr. Pinehurst, Texas / Tomball Jake Johnson DL 6-2 235 Fr. Alvin, Texas / Alvin 35 Jordan Braden DB 5-10 185 So. Humble, Texas / Summer Creek Llewelldyn Jones DB 5-9 155 Fr. Houston, Texas / Oak Ridge 45 Jonathan Olonade DL 6-1 240 Sr. Houston, Texas / Alief Taylor Dillon Kalina DL 6-3 237 Fr. Shiner, Texas / Shiner 50 Coleton Boudreaux DL 6-2 212 Jr. Orange, Texas / Little Cypress Mauriceville David John Kallus II LB 5-11 225 So. Edna, Texas / Edna 52 Andrew Syrinek DL 6-0 275 Sr. Schulenburg, Texas / Schulenburg Will Kennemer DL 6-3 200 Fr. Crandall, Texas / Crandall 56 Dominick Stives DL 6-0 260 Sr. Wylie, Texas / Wylie East Kyle Kershner WR 5-10 185 Fr. Spring Branch, Texas / Smithson Valley 58 Daven Klein OL 6-2 290 Jr. Dickinson, Texas / Dickinson Jack King OL 6-5 325 Fr. Frisco, Texas / Centennial 67 Tyler Howlett OL 6-3 300 Jr. Orange, Texas / Little Cypress Mauriceville Hunter Kinzie DL 6-0 265 Fr. Houston, Texas / Clear Falls 69 Alejandro Briseno OL 6-0 245 So. Brownsville, Texas / Rivera Andrew Leal OL 6-5 270 So. Edinburg, Texas / McAllen Memorial 72 Andrew Rodriguez OL 6-1 272 Sr. Willis, Texas / Willis Jace Leimbach LB 5-10 175 Fr. Copperas Cove, Texas / Copperas Cove 73 Eddie Scott OL 6-1 270 Sr. Beaumont, Texas / Mon. Kelly Catholic Luke Lionberger WR 6-3 195 So. Richmond, Texas / Foster 75 Johnny Garcia OL 6-0 280 So. San Antonio, Texas / Brandeis Pearce Loth WR 6-4 205 Fr. Rockdale, Texas / Rockdale 80 Mac Prichard-Warren TE 6-3 230 Sr. Tolar, Texas / Tolar Andrew Lotz QB 6-3 220 Fr. The Colony, Texas / The Colony 82 Reggie Jackson WR 5-8 160 So. Killeen, Texas / Ellison Chris Moreno LB 6-0 214 So. San Marcos, Texas / San Marcos 84 Al Pollard-Baylor WR 5-10 190 So. Cleburne, Texas / Cleburne Zackary Morgan DL 6-1 281 So. Groesbeck, Texas / Groesbeck 87 Brian Bays WR 6-0 205 Jr. Lorena, Texas / Lorena David Moyet DL 5-9 218 Fr. San Antonio, Texas / Southside 90 Brandon Stephens DL 6-0 225 Jr. Cedar Park, Texas / Cedar Park Adairius Norwood LB 5-11 185 Fr. Waco, Texas / Waco 92 Tre La Grone DL 6-1 260 Sr. Houston, Texas / Westfield Ford O’Brien DL 6-1 280 Fr. Etoile, Texas / Brazoswood 93 Broderick Sargent DL 6-1 225 Jr. Waxahachie, Texas / Waxahachie Jay Ortega Jr. RB 5-9 188 Fr. San Antonio, Texas / John Jay 99 Jimmy Russell DL 6-1 265 So. Cypress, Texas / Cypress Ranch David Ortiz WR 5-9 165 Fr. Santa Maria, Texas / Santa Maria Dalton Abendroth OL 6-3 292 Fr. Leander, Texas / Rouse Sonny Pacheco OL/DL 6-2 265 Fr. Natalia, Texas / Natalia AK Akeredolu DL 6-1 210 Fr. Pflugerville, Texas / Hendrickson Justus Parker DB 6-0 185 Fr. La Vernia, Texas / La Vernia Dakin Alderson DB 6-2 220 Fr. Corpus Christi, Texas / Calallen Serrick Preston Jr. DB/WR 6-0 170 Fr. Houston, Texas / Hightower Marquee Allison LB 5-10 230 Fr. Cibolo, Texas / Steele Jesse Rabadan WR 5-10 180 Fr. Seguin, Texas / Navarro Jacob Almaguer TE 5-11 230 Fr. Seguin, Texas / Seguin Chase Ragusa WR 5-8 185 Jr. Cypress, Texas / Cypress Woods / Incarnate Word Troy Alston OL 6-2 250 Fr. Magnolia, Texas / Magnolia West Jalen Richardson WR 6-1 180 Fr. Houston, Texas / Jersey Village A.J. BaDour RB 6-0 205 Fr. Leander, Texas / Rouse William Riggs RB 5-8 175 Fr. San Antonio, Texas / Southwest Grant Baecker K 5-8 140 Fr. Missouri City, Texas / Fort Bend Christian Jesse Rodriguez QB 6-0 175 Fr. Carrizo Springs, Texas / Carrizo Springs Layne Balfanz LB 5-9 200 So. Cuero, Texas / Cuero Ricky Rodriguez RB 5-7 198 Fr. McAllen, Texas / McAllen Tristan Barrera RB 5-4 185 Fr. Corpus Christi, Texas / Ray Ashton Rolls DB 5-10 158 Fr. McAllen, Texas / McAllen Jalen Bauman WR 6-0 185 Fr. Llano, Texas / Llano Trey Ross WR 6-2 157 Fr. Calhoun, Texas / Calhoun Christopher Bennett OL 6-1 272 Rf. The Colony, Texas / The Colony William Rossy WR 5-11 200 Fr. Allen, Texas / Allen Mario Bermea WR 6-1 210 So. Natalia, Texas / Natalia Joseph Rubio DB 5-11 205 Fr. Buda, Texas / Hays Ty Brown DL 6-3 210 Fr. Tyler, Texas / Brook Hill Raul Ruiz Jr. DB/WR 5-8 150 Fr. Zapata, Texas / Zapata Caleb Bubel K 6-0 151 Fr. Atascocita, Texas / Atascocita Eduardo Sanchez III OL 5-11 325 Fr. Zapata, Texas / Zapata Kaleb Campbell RB 5-8 213 So. Houston, Texas / Alief Taylor Jesse Savanich RB 5-7 163 Fr. Corpus Christi, Texas / Calallen Xavier Castillo OL 5-11 245 Fr. Lexington, Texas / Austin McCallum Tre Scallion RB 5-4 185 Fr. San Antonio, Texas / Marshall Ryan Cavazos DL 6-3 225 Fr. Austin, Texas / Bowie Nicholas Simpson TE 6-2 205 Fr. La Vernia, Texas / La Vernia Chris Chapa DL 6-0 220 Fr. Corpus Christi, Texas / Calallen Alex Solis WR 6-1 190 Fr. Zapata, Texas / Zapata Jubias Cloud DB 5-11 160 Fr. San Antonio, Texas / Steele Ricky Sullivan DL 6-2 250 Fr. Round Rock, Texas / Stony Point Andrew Cobus OL 6-0 282 Fr. Chicago, Ill. / Pflugerville Hendrickson Keaun Swain RB 5-10 190 Fr. Corpus Christi, Texas / Miller Travis Cook II DB 5-11 165 Fr. DeSoto, Texas / Bishop Dunne Bradley Sweet OL 6-4 235 So. Round Rock, Texas / Round Rock Dylan Cress WR 6-1 176 So. Houston, Texas / Concordia Lutheran Justin Thomas DB/WR 5-8 150 Fr. Goliad, Texas / Goliad Emory Cuzze LB 6-0 209 Fr. Buda, Texas / Hays Haygen Tibbetts WR/P 6-2 181 Fr. Belton, Texas / Belton Chase Dawkins QB 6-0 180 So. Prosper, Texas / Prosper Jordan Tonkins DL/LB 6-1 215 Fr. Round Rock, Texas / Stony Point Andy Day OL 6-4 320 Fr. Austin, Texas / Austin Hunter Ullrich DL 6-1 282 So. Seguin, Texas / Seguin Jonathan De La Cruz OL 5-9 260 Fr. San Antonio, Texas / Southwest Matt Valadez RB 5-6 170 So. Stockdale, Texas / Stockdale Michael De La Garza Jr. LB 5-11 210 Fr. Victoria, Texas / Victoria West Will Van Winkle TE/WR 6-3 182 Fr. Teague, Texas / Teague Josh DeVries WR 5-10 175 Fr. Spring Branch, Texas / Canyon Lake Quay Ward RB 5-7 183 Fr. Longview, Texas / Pine Tree Matthew Dickson RB 5-8 218 Fr. Corpus Christi, Texas / Tuloso Midway Sheldon Whitson WR 5-11 210 So. Seguin, Texas / Seguin Grant Diebel DB 5-10 180 Fr. Cuero, Texas / Cuero Brenden Williams DL 5-11 270 Fr. Abilene, Texas / Round Rock Stony Point Alfred Dixon DL 6-2 215 Fr. Longview, Texas / Pine Tree Romello Wilson DB 6-0 180 Fr. Bastrop, Texas / Bastrop Trey Driggers OL 6-2 233 Fr. San Antonio, Texas / Business Careers Heath Wood QB 5-11 195 Fr. Odessa, Texas / Odessa Permian Dylan Dunn DL 6-1 240 So. Stockdale, Texas / Stockdale Abdallah Yazadi WR 5-8 175 Jr. Frisco, Texas / Frisco Heritage Henry Falcon III DL 5-10 230 So. McAllen, Texas / Memorial Travis York OL 6-3 315 Fr. Seguin, Texas / Seguin Tycer Farmer DB 6-0 180 Fr. Lubbock, Texas / Lubbock-Cooper

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 19 2015 BULLDOG Returners JAKE BAHR #3 MARQUIS BARROLLE #5 Sr.-2L, Linebacker Jr.-2L, Running Back 6-1, 215 5-2, 150 Spring, Texas Ingleside, Texas (Concordia Lutheran) (Ingleside)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason as starter alongside 2015 - Preseason All-America Second Team by Darian Candler in the Bulldogs’ linebacking corps... D3football.com...Preseason All-America Team by Senior leader on defense...Four-year member of team Sporting News...Preseason All-America by USA seeking his third varsity letter...Has improved each College Football...Feature back returning for his third year and now gets his chance to start every game season with the Bulldogs...One of the most dynamic and be an every-down defensive player. running backs to suit up for TLU...Enters 2015 as the nation’s defending rushing champion for NCAA Division III...Listed as 5-foot-4 for last two years, but decided to 2014 - Played in all 11 games in 2014 as back-up linebacker and key special teams list true height this year...Along with senior RB A.J. Saucedo and senior QB Trenton contributor...Member of TLU’s SCAC Championship squad and NCAA DIII playoff team... White, Barrolle makes up one of the best backfields in all of NCAA DIII...Incredible core Had season-high four tackles in season-opener against Sul Ross State and in Oct. 25 strength, balance, vision, durability, acceleration and stamina...Uses childhood training game against Mary Hardin-Baylor...Had two tackles for loss (for two yards in losses) as tumbler to his advantage...Capable of scoring on any given carry. against Sul Ross State...Three solo tackles in win over Sul Ross State...Broke up passes against East Texas Baptist and Mary Hardin-Baylor (regular season game)...Started at 2014 - Rushed for school-record and NCAA DIII-leading 1,792 yards...Carried the ball linebacker for injured Joey Meza in regular season game against Mary Hardin-Baylor. a school-record 297 times and added 40 receptions for 276 yards...Named the South- ern Collegiate Athletic Conference Offensive Player of the Year, USA College Football 2013 - Earned first varsity letter...SCAC Academic All-Conference...Appeared in nine First Team All-American, D3football.com Honorable Mention All-American, D3football. games, primarily as special teamer and back-up linebacker...Scored a two-point com First Team All-South Region, and First Team All-SCAC...Scored 14 touchdowns and conversion on a botched snap that turned into a completed reception...Also registered set or tied TLU school marks for rushing yards in a game (288), rushing TDs in a game an interception and a half-sack...Also collected seven solo tackles and seven tackle (4, tied with three others), total TDs in a game (4, tied with five others), points scored assists...Played in all nine games as part of 2013 SCAC Championship squad. Individual Career History in a game (24, tied with five others), carries in a game (50), all-purpose yardage in a game (324), all-purpose yardage in a season (2,068), games with more than 200 2012Jake -Bahr Primarily a member of the junior varsity...Appeared in one varsity game. yards rushing (4), and games with more than 100 yards rushing (8)...Ranked among the 2014 NCAA DIII leaders in rushing yards per game (second, with 162.9) and in PSCORINGersonal Info g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g all-purpose yards per game (fifth, with 188)...Touched the ball a school-record 56 Birth2012 Date: 8-15-94 …1 Son of0 Mark0 and0 Kristan0 Bahr0 …0 Major:0 Kinesiology0 0.0 … Minor: 2013 9 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 0.2 times (50 carries, 6 receptions) in NCAA DIII playoff loss (27-20) to then No. 2-ranked Biology...Football:2014 1st Team11 All-District0 0 DB...0 District0 0 Defensive0 0MVP...Community0 0.0 service Mary Hardin-Baylor...Rushed for 224 yards in that playoff game...Set new school record withTOTAL Day of the Dogs...Favorite21 0 Team:0 Green0 Bay0 Packers.0 1 0 2 0.1 for rushing yards in a game (288, vs. Howard Payne) on only 23 carries...Bulldogs’

INTERCEPTIONS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g offense posted final NCAA rankings of eighth in total offense, 14th in rushing offense, 2012 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 18th in scoring offense, 21st in sacks allowed, 10th in first downs offense, and 21st in 2013 9 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 time of possession. 2014 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 TOTAL 21 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2013 – Made an immediate impact as a running back for the 2013 SCAC Champions... ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Scored four rushing TDs and one receiving TD...His receiving TD against Trinity proved 2012 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 to be the winning score...Career-best 128 yards rushing and two TDs on 17 carries in 2013 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2014 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 road win at MC...Honorable Mention All-SCAC...Missed last three games of season with TOTAL 21 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 broken hand.

TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2012 1 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Personal Info 2013 9 7 7 14 0.5-3 3 0 0 0 0 First name pronounced MAR-KWEES...Birth Date: 1-9-95…Son of Carole Burleson 2014 11 8 8 16 2.0-2 2 0 1 0 0 and David Barrolle...Has a brother, Robert, and a sister, Ashanti...Major: Kinesiology… TOTAL 21 15 15 30 2.5-5 5 0 1 0 0 Football: District 30-3A Co-Offensive Player ofIndividual the Year as a senior…Member Career History of the SACKS g ua a total yards All-South Texas Football Second Team … Of Liberian descent.. Nickname: “Quis” … L2012AYNE BALFANZ1 0 0 0.0 0 FavoriteMarquis Pro Barrolle Team: New England Patriots. S2013o.-SQ, Linebacker9 0 1 0.5 3 2014 11 0 0 0.0 0 RUSHING g att yards td long avg/c avg/g 5-9,TOTAL 200 21 0 1 0.5 3 2013 6 67 382 4 48 5.7 63.7 Cuero, Texas 2014 11 297 1792 14 90 6.0 162.9 TOTAL 17 364 2174 18 90 6.0 127.9 (Cuero) TOTAL OFFENSE g rush pass total avg/g The TLU Years 2013 6 382 0 382 63.7 2014 11 1792 0 1792 162.9 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for a varsity TOTAL 17 2174 0 2174 127.9 spot as a linebacker. RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g 2013 6 6 37 1 14 1.0 6.2 6.2 2014 - Member of the TLU junior varsity...Did not see 2014 11 40 276 1 24 3.6 6.9 25.1 time on the varsity. TOTAL 17 46 313 2 24 2.7 6.8 18.4

SCORING g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g Personal Info 2013 6 5 4 1 0 0 0 0 30 5.0 All-District fullback in 2012...Academic All-District...2013 Second Team All-District 2014 11 15 14 1 0 0 0 0 90 8.2 fullback...Played for Coach Travis Reeve...Son of Scott Balfanz and Wendy Straight... TOTAL 17 20 18 2 0 0 0 0 120 7.1

Major: Business. ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 20 Texas Lutheran University Football 20152013 • Choose To6 Win382 • Fight.37 0 Finish.0 0 Faith419 69.8 2014 11 1792 276 0 0 0 2068 188.0 TOTAL 17 2174 313 0 0 0 2487 146.3

TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2013 6 0 1 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2014 11 1 0 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 17 1 1 2 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 BULLDOG Returners CHRISTOPHER BENNETT JORDAN BRADEN #35 Fr.-RS, Offensive Line So.-SQ, Defensive Back 6-1, 272 5-10, 185 The Colony, Texas Humble, Texas (The Colony) (Summer Creek)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as an 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as a offensive lineman...Coming off injury in 2014 that cost defensive back...Listed as a running back last year. him all of last season. 2014 -- Played in two games...Running back, primar- 2014 -- Received medical redshirt after injury in ily on junior varsity...Had two attempts for two yards, preseason...Did not see any time in 2014. with a long rush of three...Also had one reception for two yards.

Personal Info Personal Info All-District Athletic and Academic...All-State Academic and Athletic...Varsity team cap- 2013 First Team All-District, First Team All-Area, 3rd Team All-Region...2011, 2012 tain...National Honor Society...Top 10 percent of class...Son of Gary and Jorie Bennett... Hon. Mention All-District...Son of Anthony and Sandra Braden...Major: Marketing. Major: Kinesiology. ALEJANDRO BRISENO #69 MARIO BERMEA So.-SQ, Offensive Line So.-SQ, Wide Receiver 6-0, 245 6-1, 210 Brownsville, Texas Natalia, Texas (Rivera) (Natalia) The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as an 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as a offensive lineman. receiver. 2014 -- Member of the TLU junior varsity...Did not 2014 -- Member of the TLU junior varsity...Did not see varsity action...Track and field letterman...Named see varsity action. SCAC Men’s Track & Field Newcomer of the Year..Scored 16 points in SCAC Champion- ship meet by winning shot put and finishing third in the hammer throw. Personal Info First Team All-District receiver in junior and senior seasons...STHSF Team MVP in Personal Info 2013...First Team All-District outfielder in baseball in 2014...Son of Victor and Nichole Second in state in power lifting...Fifth in regional meet in shot put...First Team All-Dis- Bermea...Major: Kinesiology. trict and First Team All-Metro in football...Son of Isidro and Maria Luisa Briseno...Major: Kinesiology. COLETON BOUDREAUX #50 Jr.-SQ, Defensive Line CHADD BROWN #33 6-2, 212 Jr.-1L, Kicker/Punter Orange, Texas 6-0, 200 (Little Cypress Mauriceville) Pinehurst, Texas (Tomball) The TLU Years 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as a The TLU Years defensive lineman...Listed at linebacker a year ago. 2015 -- Will focus on place-kicking duties after serving as the team’s starting punter in 2014...Could 2014 - Did not see varsity action...Member of the fill both duties if needed. TLU junior varsity. 2014 - Played in all 11 games as member of SCAC 2013 – Did not see varsity action...Member of the TLU junior varsity. Championship and NCAA playoff team...Starting punter...First Team All-SCAC...Punted 49 times for 1,820 yards (37.14 average)...Long of 70...Forced seven fair catches...Put Personal Info 16 punts inside the opponents’ 20...Five punts over 50 yards. Birth Date: 12-28-94 … Son of Dwayne and Laura Boudreaux … Major: Business Finance. 2013 - Played in two games...Had three point-afterIndividual attempts against Career Southwestern History and made two. Chadd Brown

PersonalSCORING Info g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g Birth2013 Date: 5-21-95 … 2Son of0 James0 and0 Colleen0 2Brown0 … 0Football:2 Second1.0 Team All-District2014 as a senior …11 Played0 for0 Danny0 Ramsey0 0 … 0Favorite0 Movie:0 Winnie0.0 the Pooh …TOTAL Favorite Musical Artist:13 Eminem.0 0 0 0 2 0 0 2 0.2

PUNTING g no. yards long avg 2013 2 0 0 0 0.0 2014 11 49 1820 70 37.1 TOTAL 13 49 1820 70 37.1

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogsTACKLES (instagram)g ua • tlubulldogs.coma total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 21 2013 2 0 1 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2014 11 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 13 0 1 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0

KICKOFFS g no. yards avg 2013 2 2 99 49.5 2014 11 0 0 0.0 TOTAL 13 2 99 49.5 2015 BULLDOG Returners J.B. Brown #2 DARIAN CANDLER #11 So.-1L, Wide Receiver Jr.-2L, Linebacker 5-8, 175 6-1, 205 Refugio, Texas Humble, Texas (Refugio) (Atascocita)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 - Key receiver and play-maker that returns for 2015 - Big-time defensive playmaker back for his his sophomore year...Will feature prominently in the junior season...Team’s starter at one of two lineback- Bulldogs’ passing game and in the kick return game. ing position...Gets better each time out...Will contend Individual Career History for individual post-season honors...Also could handle 2014 - Made five starts and played in every game of team’s deep-snapping duties...Key special teams hisAlejandro freshman Brisenocampaign...Third on team in receiving player - on all special teams units. yards, with 319...Had 32 receptions (fourth-most on team)...Scored two receiving touchdowns...HadPARTICIPATION a longg of 41...Key member of SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff 2014 - Starting linebacker...Honorable Mention All-SCAC...Played and started in all 11 squad...Also2014 had six kick0 returnsNo other for 59statistics yards, with long of 14...Two punt returns. TOTAL 0 No other statistics games...Key member of SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff squad...Had eight tackles and career-best four tackles for loss in NCAA playoff game vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor... Personal Info Three tackles for loss and 10 total tackles in season-opening win over Sul Ross State... Played for Coach Jason Herring...Career plan is to coach football...Son of Bridget J.B. Brown Had sacks against Sul Ross, Southwestern Assemblies of God, East Texas Baptist, Brown...Major: Biology. and Mary Hardin-Baylor...Career-high 12 tackles in Homecoming win over East Texas RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g Baptist...Third on team in total tackles, with 77...Led team with 16.5 tackles for loss... 2014 11 32 319 2 41 2.9 10.0 29.0 Had a team-best 60 yards in losses on those tackles for loss...SCAC Academic Honor TOTAL 11 32 319 2 41 2.9 10.0 29.0 Roll member. Individual Career History SCORING g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g 2014 11 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 12 1.1 Darian2013 - AcademicCandler All-Conference selection as a freshman...Played in seven games and TOTAL 11 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 12 1.1 collected eight total tackles, primarily on special teams...Also saw time as the deep PUNT RETURNS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g PUNT RETURNS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2013snapper...Forced a fumble7 in1 the 13road win0 at 0Sul Ross13.0 State...Blocked1.9 a kick in win over 2014 11 2 0 0 7 0.0 0.0 2014Howard Payne. 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 TOTAL 11 2 0 0 7 0.0 0.0 TOTAL 18 1 13 0 0 13.0 0.7

KICK RETURNS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g KICKPersonal RETURNS Info g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2014 11 6 59 0 14 9.8 5.4 2013Birth Date: 11-9-94 …7 Son0 of Kelvin0 Candler0 0 and 0.0Lisa Phipps0.0 … Major: Management TOTAL 11 6 59 0 14 9.8 5.4 2014… Football: District 14-5A11 1All-District15 Second0 15 Team15.0 … All-District1.4 Honorable Mention TOTAL 18 1 15 0 15 15.0 0.8 ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g as a sophomore … Favorite Athlete: J.J. Watt of the Houston Texans. K2014ALEB CAM11PBE0LL319 0 59 0 378 34.4 ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g TOTAL 11 0 319 0 59 0 378 34.4 2013 7 0 0 13 0 0 13 1.9 So.-SQ, Running Back 2014 11 0 0 0 15 0 15 1.4 5-8,TACKLES 213 g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh TOTAL 18 0 0 13 15 0 28 1.6 2014 11 2 1 3 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 HTOTALouston, Texas 11 2 1 3 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh (Alief Taylor) 2013 7 6 2 8 0.0-0 0 1 1 1 0 2014 11 34 43 77 16.5-60 3 2 2 0 1 TOTAL 18 40 45 85 16.5-60 3 3 3 1 1 The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for a varsity SACKS g ua a total yards 2013 7 0 0 0.0 0 spot as a running back. 2014 11 4 0 4.0 20 TOTAL 18 4 0 4.0 20 2014 - Member of the TLU junior varsity...Did not see time on the varsity. DYLAN CRESS So.-SQ, Wide Receiver Personal Info Second Team All-District...Academic All-State Honorable Mention...Academic All-Dis- 6-1, 176 trict...Texas Scholar...Son of Kevin and Karen Campbell...Major: Accounting..Minor: Houston, Texas Mathematics. (Concordia Lutheran)

The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for a varsity spot as a wide receiver.

2014 - Member of the TLU junior varsity...Did not see time on the varsity.

Personal Info Played for Coach Bobby Lindquist...Son of Brad and Ranee Cress...Major: Business.

22 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 BULLDOG Returners CHASE DAWKINS DYLAN DUNN So.-SQ, Quarterback So.-SQ, Defensive Line 6-0, 180 6-1, 240 Prosper, Texas Stockdale, Texas (Prosper) (Stockdale)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as a 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as a quarterback. defensive lineman.

2014 -- Played on the TLU junior varsity...Did not see 2014 -- Played on the TLU junior varsity...Did not see varsity action. varsity action.

Personal Info Personal Info Team captain...Academic All-State...All-District...Fellowship of Christian Athletes...Nation- Defensive MVP...First Team All-District 2013...Second Team All-District in 2011, 2012... al Honor Society...Son of DeWayne and Rachel Dawkins...Major: Business/Accounting. Son of David and Sharon Dunn...Major: Kinesiology. DRAKE DOWLING #21 Sr.-3L, Defensive Back HENRY FALCON III 5-8, 183 So.-SQ, Defensive Line Katy, Texas 5-10, 230 (Katy) McAllen, Texas (Memorial) The TLU Years 2015 -- Senior leader...Play-maker in defensive The TLU Years secondary and on special teams...Starts for Bulldogs 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as a at free safety and at punt returner...Will contend for Individual Career History defensive lineman. significant post-season individual honors...Fourth seasonDrake withDowling team. 2014 -- Member of the TLU junior varsity...Did not see varsity action. 2014RUSHING -- Third Team All-Southg att Regionyards selectiontd long by D3football.com...SCACavg/c avg/g First Team 2012 10 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 selection...Cliff Harris Award nominee...Played and started in all 11 games...Key Personal Info 2013 7 2 25 0 Individual21 12.5 Career3.6 History contributor2014 on Bulldogs’11 SCAC1 Championship27 0 squad27 and27.0 NCAA playoff2.5 team...Second All-District Honorable Mention...1,500 pound club record holder...Team captain...Son of TOTAL 28 3 52 0 27 17.3 1.9 onDrake team Dowlingin total tackles, with 78...Led team in interceptions, with five...Returned an Sandra and Henry C. Falcon Jr. ... Major: Biology...Minor: Chemistry. interceptionTOTAL OFFENSE 57 yards forg touchdownrush pass in TLU’stotal first-everavg/g road win at Hardin-Simmons... Hit2012RUSHING double-digits in tackles10g onatt0 fiveyards occasions,0 td0 includinglong0.0avg/c 12 in season-openeravg/g against Sul ZACH GALINDO #14 Ross20132012 State...Had key 10second-half7 250 interception00 250 in home03.6 win0.0 over 0.0Trinity...27-yard gain on 20132014 117 272 250 270 212.5 12.5 3.6 So.-1L, Quarterback fake2014TOTAL punt to turn momentum1128 521 in Homecoming270 520 win27 over1.9 27.0East Texas2.5 Baptist...48-yard punt 5-9, 180 returnTOTAL against Hardin-Simmons...51-yard28 3 52 punt0 return27 17.3vs. Southwestern...4.01.9 tackles for lossSCORING (for 17 yards in losses)...Eightg td rush solorcv tacklesret pat in win2pat overfg Trinity.total avg/g San Antonio, Texas 2012TOTAL OFFENSE 10g rush0 pass0 0 total0 avg/g0 0 0 0 0.0 (O’Connor) 20132012 107 10 0 0 0 10 00.0 0 0 6 0.9 201320132014 -- Posted career-highs117 251 in total0 0 tackles0 251 (46),03.6 tackles0 for0 loss (5.5-10),6 0.5 and TOTAL2014 1128 272 0 0 0 272 02.5 0 0 12 0.4 interceptionsTOTAL (3)...First28 Team52 All-SCAC0 Defense52 selection...Played1.9 and started in seven The TLU Years games...HadPUNT RETURNS a key fourth-downg no. yards rush oftd 21long yards avg/r(to sealavg/g the win) and a game-chang- 2015 -- Team’s primary back-up at quarterback... ing2012SCORING 86-yard fumble recovery10g td0 forrush touchdown0 rcv0 ret in0 thepat road0.02pat victoryfg0.0 attotal Mississippiavg/g College... Continuing development as college quarterback...Individual Career History Intercepted20132012 a pair of 10passes7 04 in the310 road00 win250 at Sul0 Ross7.80 State...Had4.40 0 a key0.0 INT with Capable of filling in and leading team if needed. 20142013 117 171 1890 00 511 011.10 17.20 6 0.9 Daniel Brinson 35-yardTOTAL2014 return in home2811 win21 1over220 0Louisiana00 51College...111 010.50 tackles7.90 at Hardin-Simmons.6 0.5 TOTAL 28 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 12 0.4 2014TACKLES - Played in 6 gamesg asua membera oftotal SCAC tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2012KICK RETURNS -- Played in all 10g gamesno. yards as a truetd longfreshman...Eightavg/r avg/g tackles in a road win at Championship2013 and NCAA8 playoff9 team...Back-up3 12 2.5-5 0 0 0 0 0 2012PUNT RETURNS 10g no.4 yards43 td0 long16 avg/r10.8 avg/g4.3 2014 11 6 17 23 2.0-7 0 0 0 1 2 Howard20132012 Payne…Intercepted107 02 a pass390 against0 26 0Hardin-Simmons…Also19.50.0 0.05.6 intercepted a pass quarterback...EarnedTOTAL 19first varsity15 letter...Completed20 35 4.5-12 0 0 0 1 2 vs.20142013 East Texas Baptist...17117 total34 tackles.6931 0 3925 23.07.8 6.34.4 22 of 39 passes for 235 yards and two touchdowns...Threw two interceptions...Had TD 2014TOTAL 1128 179 189151 0 5139 11.116.8 17.25.4 passesSACKS against Sul Rossg Stateua and Southwestern...Longa total yards pass of 41 yards against Mary TOTAL 28 21 220 0 51 10.5 7.9 2013 8 0 1 0.5 2 PINTERCEPTIONSersonal Info g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g Hardin-Baylor2014 (regular11 season 1game).1 1.5 5 Played2012KICK RETURNS for Gary Joseph10g at Katyno.2 yards High34 School…Firsttd0 long32 avg/r17.0 Team All-Districtavg/g3.4 as a safety… TOTAL 19 1 2 2.0 7 Regional20132012 qualifier in track107 and43 field...Birth4843 0 Date:1635 4-13-93…Son10.816.0 4.36.9 of Patrick and Connie Personal Info 20142013 117 52 8039 10 5726 16.019.5 7.35.6 Dowling…Major:2014TOTAL Kinesiology…Career1128 103 16269 01Goal:3957 To be23.016.2 a high school6.35.8 football coach or a First Team All-Area...All-State Honorable Mention...Academic All-State...San Antonio strengthTOTAL and conditioning28 coach…Hobbies:9 151 0 39 Video16.8 games…Favorite5.4 Movie: Juice. All-StarZach Game...SonGalindo of Samuel and Babette Galindo...Major: Pre-Medicine. ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g RUSHING g att yards td long avg/c avg/g 2012INTERCEPTIONS 10g no.0yards0 td0 long43 avg/r34 77avg/g 7.7 20132012 107 252 340 310 3239 17.048 1433.4 20.4 2014 6 3 -3 0 2 -1.0 -0.5 20142013 117 273 480 1890 3569 16.080 3656.9 33.2 TOTAL 6 3 -3 0 2 -1.0 -0.5 2014TOTAL 1128 525 800 2201 15157 16216.0 5857.3 20.9 TOTAL 28 10 162 1 57 16.2 5.8 PASSING g cmp-att-int yards td long pct avg/p avg/g effic 22-39-2 TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2014 6 235 2 41 56.4 6.0 39.2 113.7 TOTAL 6 22-39-2 235 2 41 56.4 6.0 39.2 113.7 2012ALL PURPOSE 10g rush11 rcv6 pr17 kr 0.0-0ir total4 0avg/g0 0 0 2012 10 0 0 0 43 34 77 7.7 2013 7 24 22 46 5.5-10 7 0 1 0 0 TOTAL OFFENSE g rush pass total avg/g 20142013 117 2549 290 3178 394.0-1748 14314 0 20.40 0 0 2014 6 -3 235 232 38.7 2014TOTAL 1128 8427 570 189141 699.5-2780 36525 0 33.21 0 0 TOTAL 28 52 0 220 151 162 585 20.9 TOTAL 6 -3 235 232 38.7

TACKLES g#TLUBulldogsua a total • @tluathleticstfl pd ff fr blk(twitter)qbh • @tlubulldogsALL PURPOSE (instagram)g rush rcv• tlubulldogs.compr kr ir total avg/g 23 2012 10 11 6 17 0.0-0 4 0 0 0 0 2014 6 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -0.5 2013 7 24 22 46 5.5-10 7 0 1 0 0 TOTAL 6 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -0.5 2014 11 49 29 78 4.0-17 14 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 28 84 57 141 9.5-27 25 0 1 0 0 2015 BULLDOG Returners BRANDON GARCIA TYLER HOWLETT #67 So.-SQ, Linebacker Jr.-2L, Offensive Line 5-9, 210 6-3, 300 Edinburg, Texas Orange, Texas (Edinburg) (Little Cypress Mauriceville)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for a varsity 2015 - Returning starter on the offensive line... spot as a linebacker or safety. Smart, skilled lineman that moves to new position of left tackle after starting all 11 games at left guard last 2014 - Member of the TLU junior varsity...Did not see season...Should contend for individual post-season time on the varsity. honors...Lost 15 pounds in off-season to make good transition to new position. Personal Info Plans to enter law school after graduation...Wants to open own business..Son of Brid- 2014 - Capital One Academic All-District First Team selection...Capital One Academic get and Roman Garcia Jr. ... Major: Accounting. All-America nominee...Named to SCAC Fall 2014 Academic Honor Roll...Starter at left guard in all 11 games...Starter on TLU’s SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff squad... Part of offensive line that produced Top 25 total offense and paved the way for NCAA JOHNNY GARCIA #75 DIII rushing champion Marquis Barrolle. So.-1L, Offensive Line 6-0, 280 2013 - SCAC Academic All-Conference selection...Played in four games on the SCAC San Antonio, Texas Championship squad...Earned first varsity letter. (Brandeis) Personal Info The TLU Years Birth Date: 10-30-94 … Son of Joseph and Lois Howlett … Major: Accounting … 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason as the team’s starter Football: District 20-4A two-time All-District Team member on both offensive and defen- at right guard...Expected to take that leap from back- sive line … Favorite Movie: Step Brothers … Favorite Pro Team: Minnesota Vikings. up to reliable starter on offensive line. REGGIE JACKSON #82 2014 - Earned first varsity letter...Served as back-up So.-1L, Wide Receiver on offensive line...Listed on two-deep throughout season...Played in seven games... 5-8, 160 Member of travel squad...Part of SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff team. Killeen, Texas Personal Info (Ellison) First Team All-District...Second Team All-City...First Team All-State...Academic Honorable Mention All-State...Son of Johnny and Cynthia Garcia...Major: Kinesiology. The TLU Years 2015 - Competing for starting spot on the Bulldogs’ receiving corps...Looks to take that leap from fresh- MATT GAUNA man reserve to sophomore starter and contributor. Jr.-SQ, Tight End 6-3, 235 2014 - Played in five games and earned first varsity La Vernia, Texas letter...Caught a 25-yard touchdown pass in the regular-season finale against South- (La Vernia) western...Also had a five-yard reception in road win over Howard Payne. Personal Info Individual Career History The TLU Years Offensive MVP...Second Team All-District...All-State Academic...Academic Award...Son of 2015 - Fighting for a spot on the varsity as a tight ReggieConlela Isom...Major: Jackson Kinesiology. end...Third year on squad. RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g 2014 5 2 30 1 25 0.4 15.0 6.0 2014 - Did not play football...Member of TLU Men’s TOTAL 5 2 30 1 25 0.4 15.0 6.0 Basketball team that won SCAC Championship and played in NCAA Championship (first round). SCORING g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g 2014 5 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 1.2 TOTAL 5 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 6 1.2 2013 - Member of junior varsity...Did not see time on varsity. ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2014 5 0 30 0 0 0 30 6.0 2012 - Member of junior varsity...Did not see time on varsity. TOTAL 5 0 30 0 0 0 30 6.0 Personal Info Major: Kinesiology.

24 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 BULLDOG Returners BRYCE JOHNSON TRE LAGRONE So.-SQ, Running Back Sr.-3L, Defensive Line 5-4, 152 6-1, 260 Pearland, Texas Houston, Texas (Dawson) (Westfield)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as a 2015 -- Coming off of leg injury sustained in 2014... running back. Looking to regain form that had him in Bulldogs’ starting lineup at defensive tackle. 2014 -- Played on the TLU junior varsity...Did not see varsity action...Earned varsity letter in men’s track 2014 -- Earned third varsity letter but had his and field...All-SCAC selection in spring track season (2015)...Second in 2015 SCAC season cut short with an injury in the sixth game - the Homecoming win over East Championships in 100 and part of 2015 SCAC title-winning 4x100 relay. Texas Baptist...Registered nine total tackles from his defensive tackle position...Had two tackles for loss with one sack...SCAC Fall Academic Honor Roll. Personal Info Football Player of the Week...Leadership Award in football...All-District Honorable 2013 -- SCAC Honorable Mention All-Conference for defensive line...Played in all nine Mention...Leadership award in track...Son of Barry and Monique Johnson...Major: games and earned second varsity letter...Starter at defensive tackle...Member of Accounting. SCAC Championship squad...Totaled 16 tackles and 2.5 tackles for loss (nine yards in losses)...Half-sack at East Texas Baptist...Blocked a kick against Austin College.

DAVID JOHN KALLUS 2012 -- Started in three games (the final three games of the season) and played in So.-SQ, Linebacker all 10…Earned his first varsity letter…Collected three solo tackles against Sul Ross 5-11, 225 State…Registered a sack against Trinity…Also had a half-sack against East Texas Edna, Texas Baptist…Finished with 2.5 tackles for loss with four yards in losses…One pass break- (Edna) up.

The TLU Years Personal Info 2015 -- Competing for time on the varsity as a Given first name: De’Vante...Played for Corby Meekins in high school…Honorable linebacker. Mention All-District in 2011…Highest GPA AwardIndividual for football Careerteam...Birth History Date: 3-18- 94…Son of Roderick and Tamika LaGrone…Major: Information Systems… …Favorite Tre La Grone 2014 -- Played on the TLU junior varsity...Did not see Movie: Little Rascals…Nickname: Tre…Favorite Athlete: J.J. Watt. varsity action. TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2012 10 6 4 10 2.5-4 1 0 0 0 0 2013 9 2 14 16 2.5-9 0 0 0 1 1 Personal Info 2014 6 5 4 9 2.0-7 0 0 0 0 0 Varsity middle linebacker, tight end and deep snapper...First Team All-District and First TOTAL 25 13 22 35 7.0-20 1 0 0 1 1

Team All-Area...Mr. Cowboy...Son of David and Lisa Kallus...Major: Kinesiology. SACKS g ua a total yards 2012 10 1 1 1.5 3 2013 9 0 1 0.5 5 DAVEN KLEIN #58 2014 6 1 0 1.0 4 Jr.-2L, Offensive Line TOTAL 25 2 2 3.0 12 6-2, 290 Dickinson, Texas ANDREW LEAL (Dickinson) So.-1L, Offensive Line 6-5, 270 The TLU Years Edinburg, Texas 2015 -- Team’s starting center...Smart, experienced, (McAllen Memorial) strong offensive lineman that again will key Bulldog’ high-powered offense. The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for playing 2014 -- Full-time starter at center...Played in all 11 time on the offensive line. games and made 11 starts...Key member of TLU’s SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff team...Powered offensive line that was part of Top 25 offense in NCAA DIII...Paved 2014 - Travel squad member...Earned first varsity way for NCAA DIII national rushing champion Marquis Barrolle...Honorable Mention letter in first year on team. All-SCAC selection...SCAC Fall Academic Honor Roll selection. Personal Info 2013 -- SCAC Academic All-Conference selection...Played in six games and made six First Team All-District...Second Team All-Region...Hon. Mention AP Class 5A All-State... starts, including an emergency start on the road against Sul Ross State...Klein moved Son of Carlos and Sylvia Leal...Major: Business Administration...Minor: Criminal Justice. over from the defensive line to the offensive line at the start of the practice week and made the start against Sul Ross...Started three consecutive games mid-season.

Personal Info Birth Date: 9-17-94 … Son of Paul and Jennifer Klein … Major: Accounting … Football: Unanimous All-District 24-5A … All-Galveston County … Favorite Athlete: J.J. Watt of the Houston Texans.

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 25 2015 BULLDOG Returners LUKE LIONBERGER ZACKARY MORGAN So.-SQ, Wide Receiver So.-SQ, Defensive Line 6-3, 195 6-1, 281 Richmond, Texas Groesbeck, Texas (Foster) (Groesbeck)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for varsity 2015 - Competing for varsity spot on the Bulldogs’ playing time at receiver. defensive line as a defensive tackle.

2014 - Squad member...Did not see varsity action. 2014 - Did not see varsity action...Member of the TLU junior varsity. Personal Info First Team All-Area...Second Team All-District...Team captain...Son of Scott and Staci Personal Info Lionberger...Major: Undecided. 2012 Second Team All-District guard...2013 First Team All-District guard, Third Team MATT MCCULLOUGH #29 All-CenTex guard...Son of Mika and Kolby Morgan...Major: Dramatic Media. Jr.-2L, Defensive Back 5-10, 195 CALEB OLIVER #7 Jr.-1L, Wide Receiver Georgetown, Texas 6-2, 180 (Georgetown) Pearland, Texas The TLU Years (Lutheran South) 2015 - Comes into pre-season camp as the starter at strong safety...Having contributed in each of first The TLU Years two years, McCullough now gets his starting shot. 2015 - After a break-out 2014, Oliver looks to duplicate or surpass his last year’s production at re- 2014 - Played in all 11 games and earned second ceiver...Big, physical receiver still learning the position varsity letter...Key special teams contributor...Also saw time in regular defensive align- and getting better each time out. ments...Listed on two-deep as back-up at free safety but could play any of the safety spots...Collected career-best six tackles in home win over Southwestern. 2014 - First Team All-SCAC selection after catching 39 passes for 634 yards and 11 TDs...Caught TD in last eight games...Had two TD receptions in first career start (vs. SW 2013 - SCAC Academic All-Conference selection as a freshman...Started season finale Assemblies of God)...Had two TD grabs also against Trinity and against Austin College... Individual Career History against Howard Payne...Played in seven total games, recording 12 total tackles (10 Collected eight catches for 112 yards in win over Trinity...Long reception of 54 went Mattsolo)...Intercepted McCullough a pair of passes in season-ending win over Howard Payne. for a TD against East Texas Baptist...Scored on a 40-yard TD in NCAA playoff game vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor...Four catches for 90 yards vs. UMHB in playoff game. INTERCEPTIONSPersonal Info g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2013 7 2 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2014Birth Date: 2-20-95 11… Son0 of Mike0 and0 Lisa0Individual McCullough0.0 …0.0 CareerMajor: Accounting… History 2013 - Member of the TLU junior varsity as a defensive back. TOTALFootball: Second Team18 All-District2 017-4A0 … 0Academic0.0 All-District0.0 … Favorite Movies: FridayMatt McCulloughNight Lights and Facing the Giants. Personal Info ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g INTERCEPTIONS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g Birth Date: 12-15-94 … Son of Keith and Deanna Oliver … Major: Finance … 2013 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 Individual Career History 20142013 117 20 00 00 00 00.0 00.0 0.0 Football: Two-time All-District Honorable Mention … Member of the Touchdown Club TOTAL2014 1811 00 00 00 00 00.0 00.0 0.0 of Houston Preseason All-Greater Houston Private School Football Team … Favorite Caleb Oliver TOTAL 18 2 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 Movie: Lord of the Rings. TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2013ALL PURPOSE 7g rush10 rcv2 pr12 kr 0.0-0ir total2 0avg/g0 0 0 RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g 20142013 117 90 50 014 0 1.5-40 00 0 0.00 0 0 2014 11 39 634 11 54 3.5 16.3 57.6 TOTAL2014 1811 190 70 026 0 1.5-40 20 0 0.00 0 0 TOTAL 11 39 634 11 54 3.5 16.3 57.6 TOTAL 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 SCORING g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g CTACKLESHRIS MORENOg ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2014 11 11 0 11 0 0 0 0 66 6.0 S2013o.-SQ, Linebacker7 10 2 12 0.0-0 2 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 11 11 0 11 0 0 0 0 66 6.0 2014 11 9 5 14 1.5-4 0 0 0 0 0 6-0,TOTAL 214 18 19 7 26 1.5-4 2 0 0 0 0 ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2014 11 0 634 0 0 0 634 57.6 San Marcos, Texas TOTAL 11 0 634 0 0 0 634 57.6 (San Marcos) TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2014 11 0 1 1 0.5-2 0 0 0 0 0 The TLU Years TOTAL 11 0 1 1 0.5-2 0 0 0 0 0 2015 - Competing for a linebacking spot on the varsity squad.

2014 - Did not appear in a varsity game...Squad member...Played on the TLU junior varsity.

Personal Info Second Team All-District...Striking Rattler Award...Team captain 2012, 2013...4-year varsity starter...Son of Chris and Michelle Moreno...Major: Kinesiology.

26 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 BULLDOG Returners JONATHAN OLONADE #45 MAC PRICHARD-WARREN #80 Sr.-2L, Defensive Line Sr.-3L, Tight end 6-1, 240 6-3, 230 Houston, Texas Tolar, Texas (Taylor) (Tolar)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 -- Team leader slated to start at one defensive 2015 -- Three-year letterman back with the Bulldogs end...Quick, strong and loads of experience with the for his senior year...Key blocking tight end that can Bulldog defense. snag the occasional pass that comes his way...Enters year as the team’s starter at tight end. 2014 -- Earned second varsity letter as member of SCAC Championship squad and as member of NCAA playoff team...Played in all 11 2014 -- Earned third varsity letter after playing in all 11 games as TLU won SCAC games...Finished fourth on the team in tackles for loss, with 7.0 for 22 yards in loss- Championship and advanced to NCAA DIII playoffs...Primarily a blocking tight end... es...2.5 sacks for 12 yards...Had a career-best eight tackles (all solo) in regular-sea- Helped pave the way for Bulldog offense and national rushing champion Marquis Bar- son game against Mary Hardin-Baylor...Two tackles for loss in season-opening win over rolle...Had career-best three receptions for 38 yards, with a long of 19, in come-from- Sul Ross State...Half-tackle for loss in NCAA playoff game vs. UMHB. behind road victory at Austin College...Key player on special teams.

2013 -- Earned first varsity letter as member of SCAC Championship squad...Played in 2013 -- Earned second varsity letter after playing in all nine games on SCAC Champi- five games and contributed seven tackles...Had a forced fumble and fumble recovery onship squad...Starting tight end for half of season...Did not have a pass reception. for a touchdown in very first collegiate game of his varsity Bulldog career...Forced fumble and recovery with the TD came on one play v. Southwestern...Had three total 2012 -- Earned first varsity letter…Played in eight games, largely as a member of the tackles and a tackle for loss in road win over IndividualSul Ross State...Half-sack Career againstHistory Sul Ross special teams…Caught one pass, a 26-yard catch, in the season finale against Howard State...Two tackles for loss v. Southwestern. Payne. Jonathan Olonade

PSCORINGersonal Info g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g Personal Info Last2013 name pronounced:5 OH-luh-NOD-ee...Birth1 0 0 1 Date:0 8-18-920 0 … Son6 of 1.2Remi Olonade Played for Mike Franklin…Team captain…First Team All-District tight end and and2014 Alma Taylor … Major:11 Communication0 0 0 Studies0 0 …0 Football:0 18-5A0 All-District0.0 Sec- defensive end…Honorable Mention defensive end…THS Male Athlete of the Year… TOTAL 16 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 6 0.4 ond Team … Holds Alief Taylor’s single-game tackles record … Nickname: Olo-Nasty. Regional qualifier in the 4x100 relay...Birth Date: 2-22-93…Has a daughter, Avery TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh Grace...Son of James and Karen Warren…Major:Individual Business Marketing...Minor: Career History Business 2013 5 5 2 7 2.5-7 0 1 1 0 0 Finance…Favorite Movie: Jurassic Park...Nicknames: Big Mac, Mac Daddy. 2014 11 22 10 32 7.0-22 0 0 1 0 1 Mac Prichard-Warren TOTAL 16 27 12 39 9.5-29 0 1 2 0 1 RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g SACKS g ua a total yards 2012 8 1 26 0 26 0.1 26.0 3.2 2013 5 0 1 0.5 4 2013 9 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2014 11 2 1 2.5 12 2014 11 3 38 0 19 0.3 12.7 3.5 TOTAL 16 2 2 3.0 16 TOTAL 28 4 64 0 26 0.1 16.0 2.3

ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g AL POLLARD-BAYLOR #84 2012 8 0 26 0 0 0 26 3.2 So.-1L, Wide Receiver 2013 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2014 11 0 38 0 0 0 38 3.5 5-10, 190 TOTAL 28 0 64 0 0 0 64 2.3 Cleburne, Texas (Cleburne) ANDREW RODRIGUEZ #72 Sr.-2L, Offensive Line The TLU Years 6-1, 272 2015 - Competing for playing time at wide receiver Willis, Texas on the varsity squad. (Willis)

2014 - Earned first varsity letter..Played in two The TLU Years games...Had career-long reception of 41 yards in 2015 - Competing for starting position at left guard... regular-season game against Mary Hardin-Baylor...Also had a kickoff return of 14 Senior with tons of experience, including playoff yards in home win over Southwestern. experience, on the Bulldog O-line.

Personal Info Individual Career History 2014 - Played in 10 of 11 games on the offensive First Team All-District...First Team All-Academic...First Team All-County...Son of Brad and Al Pollard-Baylor line...Made three starts...Part of productive offensive line that protected and blocked Celeste Montgomery...Major: Education...Minor: Kinesiology. for Top 25 total offense and for national rushing leader Marquis Barrolle...Collected RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g D3football.com Team of the Week Award for Offensive Line, along with O-line team- 2014 2 1 41 0 41 0.5 41.0 20.5 TOTAL 2 1 41 0 41 0.5 41.0 20.5 mates after road win against Howard Payne...Earned second varsity letter.

KICK RETURNS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2013 - Made the move from defensive line to offensive line...Earned first varsity letter. 2014 2 1 14 0 14 14.0 7.0 TOTAL 2 1 14 0 14 14.0 7.0 2012 - Did not see varsity action…Member of TLU junior varsity. ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2014 2 0 41 0 14 0 55 27.5 TOTAL 2 0 41 0 14 0 55 27.5 Personal Info Second Team All-District...Birth Date: 9-18-93…Son of Valentin and Mirna Rodri- guez…Major: Sociology (Criminal Justice)…Nickname: Drew…Favorite Movie: Ted. #TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 27 2015 BULLDOG Returners JIMMY RUSSELL #99 A.J. SAUCEDO #22 So.-1L, Defensive Line Sr.-2L, Running Back 6-1, 265 5-8, 173 Cypress, Texas San Antonio, Texas (Cypress Ranch) (Central Catholic)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for varsity 2015 - Strong, tough back capable of doing playing time at defensive tackle. everything it takes to win on the field...Combines with Marquis Barrolle to make up one of the best 2014 - Earned first varsity letter...Appeared in one backfields in all of NCAA Division III (both backs were varsity game...Member of travel squad...Also saw time First Team All-SCAC in 2014). on junior varsity...SCAC Fall Academic Honor Roll member. 2013 - First Team All-SCAC selection at running back for a second consecutive Personal Info season...Member of SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff squad...Played in all 11 Academic All-District three years in a row...National Honor Society...PALS...Theater Thes- games...Carried the ball 124 times for 518 yards and seven touchdowns...Had two TDs pian...First freshman on varsity...Son of Rick and Denise Russell...Major: Psychology... in season-opening win against Sul Ross State...Rushed 14 times for 83 yards and two Minor: Criminal Justice. scores in road win over Howard Payne...Rushed for 53 yards and two TDs in comeback win over East Texas Baptist...Caught nine passes for 91 yards...TD reception at South- JACOB SADLER #19 western Assemblies of God...Pre-season USA Football All-American. Sr.-1L, Wide Receiver 5-9, 180 2013 - First Team All-SCAC selection at running back...Led team in rushing, with Devine, Texas 533 yards on 114 carries...Averaged 4.7 yards per carry...Scored three touchdowns, (Devine) including two in comeback road win over Trinity...Rushed for career-best 105 yards and those two scores in the win over Trinity...Went over the 100-yard mark in road loss to The TLU Years Hardin-Simmons...Caught eight passes for 56 yards and a touchdown...TD reception 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for varsity came in road win at East Texas Baptist...Member of SCAC Championship squad...Earned playing time at wide receiver, after transitioning to the first varsity letter. position from quarterback. 2012 - Played in two varsity games…Five rushes for 32 yards, with long of 14, 2014 - Earned first varsity letter...Appeared in two against Howard Payne…Also saw time in the Hardin-Simmons contest. games...Member of travel squad. Personal Info Personal Info Played H.S. football for Carlos Enrico…2nd Team All-State offense and defense…Of- Academic All-District three years in a row...National Honor Society...PALS...Theater Thes- fensive MVP (2010-11)...Birth Date: 1-20-93…SonIndividual of Dennis Career and Antonia History Saucedo… Major: Business Administration…Hobbies: Playing sports, lifting weights, swimming… pian...First freshman on varsity...Son of Rick and Denise Russell...Major: Psychology... A.J. Saucedo Minor: Criminal Justice. Full Name: Andrew James Saucedo…Favorite Movie: Invictus. RUSHING g att yards td long avg/c avg/g 2012 2 5 32 0 14 6.4 16.0 BRODERICK SARGENT #93 2013 9 114 533 3 39 4.7 59.2 Jr.-2L, Defensive Line 2014 11 124 518 7 24 4.2 47.1 6-1, 225 TOTAL 22 243 1083 10 39 4.5 49.2 Waxahachie, Texas TOTAL OFFENSE g rush pass total avg/g 2012 2 32 0 32 16.0 (Waxahachie) 2013 9 533 0 533 59.2 2014 11 518 0 518 47.1 The TLU Years TOTAL 22 1083 0 1083 49.2 2015 - Junior two-year letterman slated to start at RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g one defensive end after serving as key member of 2012 2 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 defensive line rotation last two seasons. 2013 9 8 56 1 23 0.9 7.0 6.2 2014 11 9 91 1 26 0.8 10.1 8.3 TOTAL 22 17 147 2 26 0.8 8.6 6.7 2014 - Earned second varsity letter by playing in all 11 games for SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff team...Produced 15 tackles, 2.5 SCORING g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g 2012 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 tackles for loss, and 2.5 sacks...Forced a fumble in Louisiana College road win. 2013 9 4 3 1 0 0 0 0 24 2.7 2014 11 8 7 1 0 0 0 0 48 4.4 2013 - Earned first varsity letter...Played as a freshman on the SCAC Championship TOTAL 22 12 10 2 0 0 0 0 72 3.3 squad...Earned SCAC Defensive Player of the Week honors after a six-tackle, two-sack ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g performance against Austin College...Also forced a fumble in the win over Austin 2012 2 32 0 0 0 0 32 16.0 College...Two quarterback hurries in home win over Louisiana College. 2013 9 533 56 0 0 0 589 65.4 2014 11 518 91 0 0 0 609 55.4 TOTAL 22 1083 147 0 0 0 1230 55.9 Personal Info Birth Date: 11-4-94…Son of Stephanie and IndividualBroderick Sargent Career Sr. …Major: History Biology… TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh Football: 15-4A All-District Second Team…Team captain…Father played professional 2012 2 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Broderick Sargent 2013 9 1 0 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 football for three years for the St. Louis Cardinals and Dallas Cowboys. 2014 11 0 1 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh TOTAL 22 1 1 2 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2013 8 4 4 8 2.0-28 0 1 0 0 2 2014 11 8 7 15 2.5-17 1 1 0 0 0 TOTAL 19 12 11 23 4.5-45 1 2 0 0 2

SACKS28 g ua Texasa total Lutheranyards University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2013 8 2 0 2.0 28 2014 11 2 1 2.5 17 TOTAL 19 4 1 4.5 45 2015 BULLDOG Returners CAMERON SCOTT #17 JORDAN SIMS #20 Jr.-2L, Defensive Back Sr.-2L, Defensive Back 5-10, 185 5-9, 160 Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas (Westfield) (Somerset)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 -- Competing for starting job at one corner- 2015 -- Veteran cornerback returns for his final back position...Has seen time at corner and safety for season with the Bulldogs..Competing for starting job the Bulldogs. at one corner position...Also should figure into the Bulldogs’ kickoff return duties...He is a returning 2014 -- Played in all 11 games for SCAC Champion- starter on kick return. ship and NCAA playoff squad...Key special teams contributor...On two-deep all season as back-up at weak safety...Three total tackles in road win at Howard Payne...Also 2014 -- Earned second varsity letter after playing in all 11 games of Bulldogs’ SCAC registered tackles at Louisiana College, at Southwestern Assemblies of God, and vs. Championship and NCAA playoff run...Started seven games at cornerback...Seven Mary Hardin-Baylor (regular-season game)...Earned second varsity letter. tackles and three pass break-ups in road win at Louisiana College...Interception and 25-yard return at Southwestern Assemblies of God...School-record tying 95-yard 2013 -- Earned first varsity letter after playing in eight games on SCAC Championship interception return for TD in road win at Howard Payne...Video of 95-yard interception squad...Started two games at cornerback...Tallied 22 total tackles, with 19 of those tackles being solo...Three pass break-ups...Career-best seven total tackles in road loss return was a finalist for D3football.com Play of the Week...Also recorded 13 solo tackles at Hardin-Simmons. and six tackle assists (19 total tackles)...Led the team in kick returns, with 16 for 469, an average of 28.7 per return...Had a long kickoff return of 46 (twice - against Louisi- Personal Info ana College and against Hardin-Simmons...Also had a pair of 45-yard returns...Named Birth Date: 8-26-95…Son of Gregory and TangieIndividual Scott…Major: Career Business History Adminis- to the SCAC Fall Academic Honor Roll for football and to the SCAC Spring Academic Hon- tration…Football: District 13-5A Honorable Mention…Favorite Movie: Friday Night or Roll for men’s track and field...Sixth in the men’s 200 at the SCAC Championships. CameronLights…Favorite Scott Pro Athlete: Andre Johnson. TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2013 -- Did not play football. 2013 8 19 3 22 0.0-0 3 0 0 0 0 2014 11 2 4 6 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 19 21 7 28 0.0-0 3 0 0 0 0 2012 -- Appeared in nine games and earned first varsity letter...Returned 11 kicks and had 277 yards in kickoff returns...Long return of 41 yards...Average per return of EDDIE SCOTT #73 25.2...Also collected 16 total tackles, with one tackle for loss and one forced fumble. Sr.-3L, Offensive Line 6-1, 270 Personal Info Individual Career History First Team All-District as a cornerback and returner...Birth Date: 8-31-93...Son of Beaumont, Texas Jordan Sims (Mon. Kelly Catholic) Robert and Darlene Sims...Major: Kinesiology...Career Goal: To be a physical therapist. SCORING g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g 2012 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 The TLU Years 2014 11 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 12 1.1 2015 - Scheduled to start at right tackle for Bulldogs TOTAL 20 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 12 0.6 in 2015 after starting at the position in 2014... KICK RETURNS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g Strong, smart, seasoned offensive lineman. 2012 9 11 277 0 41 25.2 30.8 2014 11 16 459 0 46 28.7 41.7 TOTAL 20 27 736 0 46 27.3 36.8 2014 - Played in all but one game and made eight starts at right tackle, including in national playoff game vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor...Part of INTERCEPTIONS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g strong offensive line that propelled TLU Offense to Top 25 rankings in multiple catego- 2012 9 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2014 11 2 120 2 95 60.0 10.9 ries and lifted sophomore running back Marquis Barrolle to the NCAA DIII rushing title... TOTAL 20 2 120 2 95 60.0 6.0 Key member of SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff squad. ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2012 9 0 0 0 277 0 277 30.8 2013 - Played in all nine games and made nine starts at left guard...Earned varsity 2014 11 0 0 0 459 120 579 52.6 letter as part of SCAC Championship team...Named to D3football.com Team of the Week TOTAL 20 0 0 0 736 120 856 42.8 along with his fellow offensive linemen after 64-41 road win over East Texas Baptist... TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh The O-Line vs. ETBU allowed just one sack on 59 quarterback drop-backs. 2011 0 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2012 9 10 6 16 1.0-2 1 1 0 0 0 2012 - Played in two games on the varsity as a true freshman...Listed on the two- 2014 11 13 6 19 1.0-5 14 0 0 0 0 deep all year...Earned first varsity letter. TOTAL 20 23 12 35 2.0-7 15 1 0 0 0

Personal Info Birth Date: 11-27-94...Son of Kimberly and Eddie Scott...Major: Chemistry...Favorite Athlete: J.J. Watt...Favorite Team: Houston Texans...Hobbies: Working out, basketball.

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 29 2015 BULLDOG Returners CHANTZ SINGLETARY #31 DOMINICK STIVES #56 Jr.-2L, Defensive Back Sr.-3L, Defensive Line 5-10, 165 6-0, 260 Houston, Texas Richardson, Texas (Westfield) (Wylie East)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for starting 2015 - Allstate AFCA Good Works Team nominee... spot at one cornerback position...Should also contend Returning three-year starter at defensive tackle... for significant role as kickoff returner..Moves back Anchor of the defensive unit...Team leader...Excellent to corner after a year as a safety...One of the most run stopper. physical, athletic players on the team...Could make a huge difference in the Bulldogs’ secondary. 2014 - Starter at defensive tackle...Honorable Mention All-SCAC performer...Missed road wins at Hardin-Simmons and Louisiana College with broken hand (suffered in 2014 - Played as safety in secondary and on special teams...Did not have a start...Had season-opener)...Came back to start in week four...Played in nine games and made four total tackles (three solos, one assist) in road win over Louisiana College...Kickoff seven starts, including NCAA playoff game vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor...Blocked a kick in return of 31 yards vs. Sul Ross State...Kickoff return of 28 yards vs. Hardin-Simmons... season-opener vs. Sul Ross State...Recorded five total tackles in Homecoming win over SCAC Champion (2015) in long jump...Part of SCAC Champion 4x100-meter relay team East Texas Baptist...Four total tackles and sack for 10 yards in home win over South- (2015)...All-SCAC performer in men’s track and field. western...Half-tackle for loss in NCAA playoff game vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor...Finished Individual Career History year with 26 total tackles, 1.5 sacks, and a fumble recovery (vs. Sul Ross State). 2013 - Played in all nine games and made five starts...SCAC Defensive Player of the ChantzWeek after Singletary setting the TLU DIII-era record for pass break-ups in a game, with seven 2013 - First Team All-SCAC selection...Played in all nine games and made nine starts

KICKagainst RETURNS Louisiana College...Heg no. yards also addedtd long a key interceptionavg/r avg/g that led to a touchdown - all at defensive tackle...Tallied 26 total tackles...3.5 tackles for loss...1.5 total sacks... 2013late in the first half against9 13 LC...Finished244 0 year53 with18.8 23 total27.1 tackles (20 solo)...Intercep- Five total tackles in home win over Louisiana College...Tackles for loss against South- 2014tion return against LC 5went 3for 3672 yards...Six0 31 total24.0 tackles 14.4against Sul Ross State. western, East Texas Baptist, and Sul Ross State. TOTAL 14 16 316 0 53 19.8 22.6

INTERCEPTIONSPersonal Info g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2012 - Played in 10 games and started all 10 games at defensive tackle…Four 2013Birth Date: 5-30-95…Son9 2of Koby36 Singletary…Major:0 36 18.0 Business4.0 Marketing …Football: games with at least two tackles…Two solo tackles against Sul Ross State…Two solo 201413-5A All-District Honorable5 0 Mention…Academic0 0 0 All-District…Nickname:0.0 0.0 “Scrap”… TOTAL 14 2 36 0 36 18.0 2.6 tackles against Hardin-Simmons. Favorite Musical Artist: Kanye West and Future. ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Personal Info 2013 9 0 0 0 244 36 280 31.1 2014 5 0 0 0 72 0 72 14.4 Played for Coach Joe Lepsis…Honorable Mention All-District…Honorable Mention All- TOTAL 14 0 0 0 316 36 352 25.1 State Academic Team…Two-year captain...Birth Date: 11-6-93…Son of April Flores and Tae Mitchell…Major: Accounting…Career Goal: To start his own business…Hob- TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh bies: Sports, video games, music…Has threeIndividual siblings – Ben, Career Gabby, Ava…Active History in 2013 9 20 3 23 0.0-0 10 1 0 0 0 2014 5 6 2 8 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Fellowship of Christian Athletes…Alpha Kappa Psi...Volunteered with TLU’s Day of the Dominick Stives TOTAL 14 26 5 31 0.0-0 10 1 0 0 0 Dogs…Biggest Influence on His Life: His mother. TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2012 10 6 6 12 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 BRANDON STEPHENS #90 2013 9 9 17 26 3.5-9 0 0 0 0 2 Jr.-1L, Defensive Line 2014 9 7 19 26 3.0-14 1 0 1 1 1 TOTAL 28 22 42 64 6.5-23 1 0 1 1 3 6-0, 225 Cedar Park, Texas SACKS g ua a total yards 2012 10 0 0 0.0 0 (Cedar Park) 2013 9 0 3 1.5 5 2014 9 1 1 1.5 12 TOTAL 28 1 4 3.0 17 The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for starting spot at defensive end...Should play key part in Bull- BRADLEY SWEET dogs’ defensive line rotation. So.-SQ, Offensive Line 6-4, 235 2014 - Earned first varsity letter...Registered three total tackles, including 1.5 tackles for loss...Had a sack for four years in regular-season Round Rock, Texas finale against Southwestern. (Round Rock)

2013 - Did not see action in a varsity game...Member of the TLU junior varsity. The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for a varsity Personal Info spot on the offensive line. Birth Date: 11-28-94 … Son of Robert and CynthiaIndividual Stephens Career … Major: History Biology … Football: Helped lead Cedar Park to its first Texas 4A State Championship … District 2014 - Member of TLU junior varsity...Did not see 25-4ABrandon All-District Stephens Second Team … Favorite Movie: Hercules. playing time with the varsity. TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2014 3 2 1 3 1.5-7 0 1 0 0 0 Personal Info TOTAL 3 2 1 3 1.5-7 0 1 0 0 0 Played for Coach Jeff Cheatham...Son of Christopher and Deborah Sweet...Major:

SACKS g ua a total yards Physics. 2014 3 1 0 1.0 4 TOTAL 3 1 0 1.0 4

30 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 BULLDOG Returners ANDREW SYRINEK #52 JACOB TINGLE #6 Sr.-3L, Defensive Line Jr.-RS-2L, Wide Receiver 6-0, 275 6-0, 190 Schulenburg, Texas San Antonio, Texas (Schulenburg) (Central Catholic)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 -- Returning all-conference performer at de- 2015 -- Veteran receiver returns from injury that fensive tackle...Team leader...Strong run stopper and kept him out of football in 2014...Fighting forIndividual starting Career History pass rusher...Key player in the Bulldogs’ defensive spot and significant playing time in the receiving plans...Should contend for 2015 post-season honors. corps...Andrew Syrinek

INTERCEPTIONS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2014 -- Started all 11 games in SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff season...First 20142012 -- Broken wrist10 kept0 Tingle0 out 0of football...Kept0 0.0 in 0.0touch with the game and the Team All-SCAC selection at defensive tackle...Six total tackles, including a sack for 10 team2013 by serving as student8 1 assistant0 coach.0 0 0.0 0.0 TOTAL 18 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 yards, in road win over Hardin-Simmons...26 total tackles (13 solo, 13 assists)...Two quarterback hurries...SCAC Fall Academic Honor Roll. 2013ALL PURPOSE -- Academic All-Conferenceg rush rcv selectionpr krfor their Southerntotal avg/gCollegiate Athletic Con- 2012 10 0 0 0 Individual0 0 0 Career0.0 History ference...Played2013 in all 8nine games...Four0 0 0 catches0 for0 39 yards0 with0.0 a long of 14 versus 2013 -- Earned second varsity letter as key member of Bulldogs’ defensive line... Hardin-Simmons...AlsoAndrewTOTAL Syrinek 18 had a0 fumble0 recovery0 0 v. HSU...Seven0 0 total0.0 tackles on special Played in eight games at defensive tackle...Member of SCAC Championship squad...Had teams. TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk key second-half interception in Bulldogs’ comeback win over Trinity...1.5 tackles for loss INTERCEPTIONS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2012 10 06 05 0 11 0 2.0-80.0 0.00 1 1 0 and 1.5 sacks...Five total tackles in road loss at Hardin-Simmons. 2013 -- Earned first 8varsity101 letter…Played06 0 16 0 in 1.5-13six0.0 games…Saw0.03 0 time2 at receiver1 and Individual Career History onTOTAL special teams…Caught18 161 two passes110 0 for27 230 yards,3.5-210.0 with 0.03a long1 of 12…Caught3 1 first 2012 -- Started one game and played in all 10 games during his freshman season… collegiateSACKS pass in season-openerg ua againsta totalAustin yardsCollege (for 11 yards)…Caught sec- Andrew Syrinek ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Recorded two sacks for eight yards…Registered six solo tackles and five tackle assists ond2012 pass in season 10finale against02 0Howard0 0 2.0Payne0 0(for8 120 yards)…Also0.0 had one kickoff 2013 8 01 0 1 0 1.50 0 13 0 0.0 (11INTERCEPTIONS total tackles)…Forcedg no. a fumbleyards againsttd long Trinityavg/r and recoveredavg/g that fumble against returnTOTAL (against Mary18 Hardin-Baylor)3 1 for 153.5 yards…Finished21 with 32 all-purpose yards. the2012 Tigers…One quarterback10 0 hurry…Four0 0 total0 tackles0.0 in 0.0season-opener against Aus- TOTAL 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2013 8 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 tin2014 College…Sacks against11 0Trinity 0and Southwestern0 0 0.0 Assemblies0.0 of God. PTACKLESersonal Info g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk TOTAL 29 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 HS:2012Jacob Played Tingle for Carlos10 Enrico…TAPPS6 5 First11 Team2.0-8 All-State0 wide1 receiver…TAPPS1 0 2013 8 10 6 16 1.5-13 3 0 2 1 Personal Info HonorableTOTAL Mention All-State18 16 defensive11 back…San27 3.5-21 Antonio3 Express-News1 3 1 Sub-5A HSALL Football: PURPOSE Played forg Tommyrush Bludau…Secondrcv pr kr Teamir All-Statetotal avg/g linebacker…District All-AreaRECEIVING Second Teamg returnrec specialist…Centralyards td long rec/g Catholicavg/c Specialavg/g Teams Player of the 2012 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 SACKS2012 g6 2ua 23 a 0 total12 yards0.3 11.5 3.8 Defensive2013 MVP…All-Area8 Second0 Team0 Offensive0 0 Line…Academic0 0 0.0 All-District…Honor Year2013 award…All-State9 Academic4 39 Team 0201014 and 2011…Graduated0.4 9.8 4.3 with honors... 2012 10 2 0 2.0 8 2014 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTAL 15 6 62 0 14 0.4 10.3 4.1 Roll…Class President...Birth Date: 4-18-94…Son of Ken and Wendy Syrinek…Major: Birth2013 Date: 8-24-93…Son8 of1 Travis1 and Lisa1.5 Tingle…Major:13 Education…Hobbies: TOTAL 29 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTAL 18 3 1 3.5 21 Business Management…Hobbies: Sports, fishing…Nickname: Drew. Basketball,PUNT RETURNS singing, sockg no.collecting…Nickname:yards td long avg/r Jake, Tingavg/g Ting…Favorite Movie: TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh Friends2012 with Benefits…Career6 1 Goal:-6 To0 be a0 head-6.0 coach…Biggest-1.0 Influences On His 2012 10 6 5 11 2.0-8 0 1 1 0 1 Life:2013 Dad, grandpas, brother,9 0 Coach0 Nelson…Participates0 0 0.0 0.0 in community service at 2013 8 10 6 16 1.5-13 3 0 2 1 2 JacobTOTAL Tingle 15 1 -6 0 0 -6.0 -0.4 2014 11 13 13 26 1.5-11 0 0 0 0 2 TLU’s Day of the Dogs. KICK RETURNS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g TOTAL 29 29 24 53 5.0-32 3 1 3 1 5 RECEIVING g rec yards td long rec/g avg/c avg/g 2012 6 21 1523 00 1512 15.00.3 11.52.5 3.8 SACKS g ua a total yards 2013 9 40 390 00 140 0.00.4 0.09.8 4.3 TOTAL 15 1 15 0 15 15.0 1.0 2012 10 2 0 2.0 8 TOTAL 15 6 62 0 14 0.4 10.3 4.1 2013 8 1 1 1.5 13 ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2014 11 1 0 1.0 10 PUNT RETURNS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2012 6 0 23 -6 15 0 32 5.3 TOTAL 29 4 1 4.5 31 2012 6 1 -6 0 0 -6.0 -1.0 2013 9 00 390 00 00 0.00 390.0 4.3 TOTAL 15 10 -662 0-6 150 -6.00 71-0.4 4.7

TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk LOGAN THOMPSON #9 KICK RETURNS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g So.-1L, Wide Receiver/Punter 2012 6 10 151 0 115 15.00.0-0 2.50 0 0 0 2013 9 00 07 0 7 0 0.0-00.0 0.00 0 1 0 6-3, 200 TOTAL 15 10 158 0 815 15.00.0-0 1.00 0 1 0

Red Oak, Texas ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g (Red Oak) 2012Michael Wall 6 0 23 -6 15 0 32 5.3 2013 9 0 39 0 0 0 39 4.3 TOTAL 15 0 62 -6 15 0 71 4.7 The TLU Years TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk TACKLES2013 g8 ua8 9a total17 0.0-0tfl pd0 ff0 fr0 blk0 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason in competition as TOTAL 8 8 9 17 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 2012 6 0 1 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 the starting punter and as a starting wide receiver... 2013 9 0 7 7 0.0-0 0 0 1 0 Rugby-style punter...One of the best athletes on the TOTAL 15 0 8 8 0.0-0 0 0 1 0 team...Came to TLU as a quarterback but should see plenty of time as receiver this year and beyond. Michael Wall

2014 - Member of TLU junior varsity...Did appear in two varsity games and earned TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk first varsity letter. 2013 8 8 9 17 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 8 8 9 17 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 Personal Info Individual Career History Honorable Mention All-District...Academic All-State Honorable Mention...Son of Bobby andLogan Kay Thompson Thompson...Major: Undecided. RUSHING g att yards td long avg/c avg/g 2014 2 2 -3 0 0 -1.5 -1.5 TOTAL 2 2 -3 0 0 -1.5 -1.5

PASSING g cmp-att-int yards td long pct avg/p avg/g effic 2014 2 #TLUBulldogs0-1-0 0 • @tluathletics0 0 0.0 0.0 (twitter)0.0 0.0 • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 31 TOTAL 2 0-1-0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

TOTAL OFFENSE g rush pass total avg/g 2014 2 -3 0 -3 -1.5 TOTAL 2 -3 0 -3 -1.5

ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2014 2 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -1.5 TOTAL 2 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -1.5 2015 BULLDOG Returners HUNTER ULLRICH TRI-RICE VAN BUREN #32 So.-SQ, Defensive Line Jr.-RS-2L, Defensive Line 6-1, 282 6-1, 215 Seguin, Texas San Antonio, Texas (Seguin) (Clark)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 - Competing for playing time on the varsity as 2015 - Redshirt junior makes move from linebacker a defensive tackle...Could figure into the Bulldogs’ to defensive end...Explosive defensive player that will defensive line rotation. be tasked with getting after opposing quarterbacks... Should also contribute on special teams. 2014 - Member of the TLU junior varsity...Did not appear in a varsity contest. 2014 - Returned from injury which forced him to miss nearly all of 2013...Played in 10 of 11 games...Played linebacker and was listed on two-deep (behind starter Joey Personal Info Meza) for majority of season...Season-high seven tackles, plus sack for 14 yards, Second Team All-District defensive tackle...Academic All-State...Son of Lance and in Homecoming win over East Texas Baptist...Two solo tackles in road win at Austin Kathleen Ullrich...Major: Business Management. College. MATT VALADEZ 2013 - Played in only one game before being lost for the season due to injury...Had So.-SQ, Running Back two solo tackles and one tackle for loss in road win over Southwestern. 5-6, 170 2012 - Played in nine games and made three starts at linebacker…Started the final Stockdale, Texas three games of the season – against Louisiana College, Hardin-Simmons and Howard (Stockdale) Payne…Finished season with 12 total tacklesIndividual in road victory Career in season Historyfinale road win against Howard Payne…Also added a sack in that win over HPU…Also posted The TLU Years Tri-Ricedouble-digit Van tackle Buren total (10) in home game against Mississippi College…Intercepted

2015 - Enters 2015 preseason seeking playing time INTERCEPTIONSa pass against Hardin-Simmonsg no. yards and returnedtd long theavg/r pick 15avg/g yards…Also had a pass on the varsity as a running back. 2012breakup (against HPU)…Two9 1 tackles15 for0 loss15 against15.0 Howard1.7 Payne...Earned first 2013varsity letter. 1 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2014 10 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2014 - Squad member and member of junior var- TOTAL 20 1 15 0 15 15.0 0.8 sity...Played in one game (home game versus Mary Personal Info Hardin-Baylor). ALLFirst PURPOSE Name Pronounced:g try-REESE...Highrush rcv pr School:kr Playedir total for Stevenavg/g McGhee…Second 2012 9 0 0 0 0 15 15 1.7 2013Team All-District...Birth1 Date:0 9-30-94…Son0 0 0of Martin0 Van0 Buren…Major:0.0 Kinesi- Personal Info Individual Career History 2014ology…Hobbies: Football,10 basketball,0 0 drawing…Born0 0 0 in Flint,0 Mich.0.0 …Nickname: First Team All-State AP...First Team SA Express-News All-Area...Offensive MVP of Dis- TOTALReese…Favorite Movie:20 Remember0 0 The0 Titans…Favorite0 15 15 Athlete:0.8 Ray Lewis. Matt Valadez trict...National Honor Society...Son of Adam and Janie Valadez...Major: Kinesiology. TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh RUSHING g att yards td long avg/c avg/g 2012 9 23 16 39 2.0-8 2 0 0 0 0 2014 1 2 4 0 3 2.0 4.0 2013 1 2 0 2 1.0-8 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 1 2 4 0 3 2.0 4.0 2014 10 14 8 22 2.0-16 0 0 0 0 1 TOTAL 20 39 24 63 5.0-32 2 0 0 0 1 TOTAL OFFENSE g rush pass total avg/g 2014 1 4 0 4 4.0 SACKS g ua a total yards TOTAL 1 4 0 4 4.0 2012 9 1 0 1.0 7 2013 1 1 0 1.0 8 ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2014 10 2 0 2.0 16 2014 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 4.0 TOTAL 20 4 0 4.0 31 TOTAL 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 4.0

TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh CASEY VIATOR #24 2014 1 1 0 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 So.-RS-1L, Defensive Back TOTAL 1 1 0 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 5-9, 195 Mauriceville, Texas (Little Cypress-Mauriceville)

The TLU Years 2015 - Enters 2015 preseason fighting for varsity playing time at strong safety...Returning after injury cost him all of last season.

2014 - Missed all of 2014 due to injury...Received medical redshirt.

2013 - Earned first varsity letter as a member of the TLU varsity.

Personal Info Birth Date: 1-30-95…Son of Ricky and Deborah Viator … Major: Kinesiology… Football: District 20-4A All-District Second Team as a senior…Was a regional qualifier in track & field in both the 4x4 relay and 800-meter race.

32 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 BULLDOG Returners MICHAEL WALL #26 Jr.-2L, Defensive Line 5-10, 165 El Campo, Texas (El Campo)

The TLU Years 2015 - Returning starter at weak safety...Veteran leader in secondary...Will contend for Academic All-America and individual post-season playing honors...Smart leader in defensive backfield.

2014 - Capital One First Team Academic All-District selection...Advanced to national ballot for Academic All-American...First Team All-Conference (playing) as defensive back...SCAC Fall Academic Honor Roll...Earned second varsity letter as starter on SCAC Championship and NCAA playoff team...Played and started in all 11 games, at weak safety...Led team in tackles, with a career-best 80...38 solo tackles along with 42 tackle assists...Had 5.5 tackles for loss...One interception...Two recovered fumbles (both in the road win at Louisiana College)...Had a string of three consecutive double-digit tackles games (v. Southwestern Assemblies of God, v. Howard Payne, v. East Texas Baptist)...Had career-best 13 tackles in road win at Howard Payne...Made key fourth- down stop against Louisiana College in Bulldogs’ thrilling win in Pineville, La.

2013 - Earned first varsity letter as a member of the TLU varsity...Played in eight games and made one start, the season-opener versus Southwestern...Had seven tackles (two assists, five solos) in that road win over the Pirates...Settled into a back-up role after first game and became key special teams contributor...Three solo tackles vs. Sul Ross State...Academic All-Conference for the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference.

Personal Info Birth Date: 10-6-94…Son of Michael and SheilaIndividual Wall…Major: Career Physics…Minor: History Mathematics…Football: District 25-3A All-District First Team…Career Goal: Become a chemicalMichael engineer…FavoriteWall Movie: Saving Private Ryan.

INTERCEPTIONS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2013 8 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 2014 11 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 TOTAL 19 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0

ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2013 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2014 11 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTAL 19 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2013 8 8 9 17 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2014 11 38 42 80 5.5-9 4 0 2 0 1 TOTAL 19 46 51 97 5.5-9 4 0 2 0 1

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 33 2015 BULLDOG Returners TRENTON WHITE #8 Sr.-3L, Quarterback 5-9, 165 Sachse, Texas (Sachse)

The TLU Years 2015 - Leader of the Bulldog offense for a second consecutive season...Unquestioned starter at QB... Enters 2015 season after outstanding junior season that had White leading Bulldogs to first-ever NCAA Division III post-season and to second straight SCAC Championship...Excellent arm strength and quickness...Very knowledgeable of the Bulldog offensive playbook - having studied it for three previous years...Outstanding at ball fakes and at quick readings of defenses - both pre-snap and mid-play.

2014 - First Team All-SCAC quarterback...Started all 11 games and led TLU to 9-2 record, to NCAA playoffs, and to second straight SCAC Championship...Two-time SCAC Offensive Player of the Week...Responsible for 30 Bulldog touchdowns (23 passing, seven rushing)...75-yard TD run against Southwestern...Rushed for career-best 135 yards in the home win over Southwestern...Threw for career-best 329 yards, with four scores, in road win at Southwestern Assemblies of God...Threw two TDs in NCAA playoff game against UMHB...Threw for 294 yards and three TDs in comeback home win over Trinity...Also had three TD passes against Sul Ross, East Texas Baptist, and Austin College...Averaged 6.5 yards per rush and 258.5 yards of total offense per game... Rushed for two TDs in wins over Southwestern and Austin College...Completion percentage of 60.2...Long pass of 54...Nine picks in 342 attempts...Threw for 2,363 yards.

2013 - Played in all nine games (some as quarterback and in every game as holder on place-kicks)...Completed passes in seven games...Completed season-best 16 passes for 138 yards and two scores in home win over Louisiana College...Played entire second half against Mississippi College (road game) and guided team to win, going 9-15 with 110 yards.

2012 - Played in 10 games…Team’s second-string quarterback…Also served as team’s holder on all place-kicks…Saw action at quarterback in six games…Set new school record for TD passes in a quarter, completions in a quarter and yards in a quarter in wild 70-65 home loss to Sul Ross…In loss, White threw for 290 yards and five touchdowns on 21-for-36 passing – all in the fourth quarter.

Personal Info HS: Played for Mark Behrens…Led team toIndividual playoffs for first Career time in school History history… Passed for more than 3,500 yards in his senior season...Birth Date: 9-30-93…Son of TrentonScott and WhiteLeslie White…Major: Business Finance…Nickname: Trent.

RUSHING g att yards td long avg/c avg/g 2012 10 5 0 0 4 0.0 0.0 2013 9 9 -13 0 18 -1.4 -1.4 2014 11 74 480 7 75 6.5 43.6 TOTAL 30 88 467 7 75 5.3 15.6

PASSING g cmp-att-int yards td long pct avg/p avg/g effic 2012 10 44-81-1 676 8 77 54.3 8.3 67.6 154.5 2013 9 37-68-0 375 3 42 54.4 5.5 41.7 115.3 2014 11 206-342-9 2363 23 54 60.2 6.9 214.8 135.2 TOTAL 30 287-491-10 3414 34 77 58.5 7.0 113.8 135.6

TOTAL OFFENSE g rush pass total avg/g 2012 10 0 676 676 67.6 2013 9 -13 375 362 40.2 2014 11 480 2363 2843 258.5 TOTAL 30 467 3414 3881 129.4

SCORING g td rush rcv ret pat 2pat fg total avg/g 2012 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2013 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2014 11 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 42 3.8 TOTAL 30 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 42 1.4

ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2012 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 2013 9 -13 0 0 0 0 -13 -1.4 2014 11 480 0 0 0 0 480 43.6 TOTAL 30 467 0 0 0 0 467 15.6

TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 34 Texas Lutheran University Football 20152012 • Choose To10 Win1 • Fight.0 1 Finish.0.0-0 Faith0 0 0 0 0 2013 9 0 0 0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2014 11 1 0 1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 30 2 0 2 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 BULLDOG Returners SHELDON WHITSON ABDALLAH YAZADI So.-SQ, Wide Receiver Jr.-1L, Wide Receiver 5-11, 210 5-8, 175 Seguin, Texas Frisco, Texas (Seguin) (Frisco Heritage)

The TLU Years The TLU Years 2015 - Competing for playing time on the varsity as 2015 - Makes the switch to receiver after playing as a receiver. a defensive back for the first two years...Competing for a varsity spot as a receiver. 2014 - Member of the TLU junior varsity...Did not appear in a varsity contest. 2014 - Member of the junior varsity...Did not appear in a varsity game. Personal Info Played for Coach Wayne Walker at Seguin High School...Honorable Mention All-District... 2013 - Earned first varsity letter as a true freshman...Member of SCAC Championship Second Team All-Area Offense...Plans to teach and coach...Son of Martin and Kellie squad...Played in six games and made four starts...Two solo tackles and one intercep- Whitson...Major: Education. tion in season-opening road win over Southwestern...Four total tackles in road win at East Texas Baptist.

Personal Info Son of Fazal Yazadi and Sayeeda Afeef...High School:Individual Three-year Career starter Historyon varsity football...Regional qualifier in three events in track and field...Nickname: Yaz...Major: MolecularAbdallah Biology...Minor: Yazadi Business/Mathematics. INTERCEPTIONS g no. yards td long avg/r avg/g 2013 6 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 TOTAL 6 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0

ALL PURPOSE g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 2013 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 TOTAL 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0

TACKLES g ua a total tfl pd ff fr blk qbh 2013 6 5 3 8 0.0-0 2 0 0 0 0 TOTAL 6 5 3 8 0.0-0 2 0 0 0 0

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 35 2015 Newcomers Dalton Abendroth Xavier Castillo Offensive Line Offensive Line Height 6-3 • Weight 292 Height 5-11 • Weight 245 Fr. • Leander, Texas • Rouse HS Fr. • Lexington, Texas • McCallum HS Niyi “AK” Akeredolu Ryan Cavazos Defensive Line Defensive Line Height 6-1 • Weight 210 Height 6-3 • Weight 225 Fr. • Pflugerville, Texas • Hendrickson HS Fr. • Austin, Texas • Bowie HS Dakin Alderson Chris Chapa Defensive Back Defensive Line Height 6-2 • Weight 220 Height 6-0 • Weight 220 Fr. • Corpus Christi, Texas • Calallen HS Fr. • Corpus Christi, Texas • Calallen HS Marquee Allison Jubias Cloud Linebacker Defensive Back Height 5-10 • Weight 230 Height 5-11 • Weight 160 Fr. • Cibolo, Texas • Steele HS Fr. • San Antonio, Texas • Steele HS Jacob Almaguer Andrew Cobus Tight End Offensive Line Height 5-11 • Weight 230 Height 6-0 • Weight 282 Fr. • Seguin, Texas • Seguin HS Fr. • Chicago, Ill. • Pflugerville Hendrickson HS Troy Alston Travis Cook II Offensive Line Defensive Back Height 6-2 • Weight 250 Height 5-11 • Weight 165 Fr. • Magnolia, Texas • Magnolia West HS Fr. • DeSoto, Texas • Bishop Dunne HS A.J. BaDour Emory Cuzze Running Back Linebacker Height 6-0 • Weight 205 Height 6-0 • Weight 209 Fr. • Leander, Texas • Rouse HS Fr. • Buda, Texas • Hays HS Grant Baecker Andy Day Kicker Offensive Line Height 5-8 • Weight 140 Height 6-4 • Weight 320 Fr. • Missouri City, Texas • Fort Bend Christian HS Fr. • Austin, Texas • Austin HS Tristan Barrera Jonathan DeLaCruz Running Back Offensive Line Height 5-4 • Weight 185 Height 5-9 • Weight 260 Fr. • Corpus Christi, Texas • Ray HS Fr. • San Antonio, Texas • Southwest HS Jalen Bauman Michael DeLaGarza Wide Receiver Linebacker Height 6-0 • Weight 185 Height 5-11 • Weight 210 Fr. • Llano, Texas • Llano HS Fr. • Victoria, Texas • Victoria West HS Ty Brown Josh DeVries Defensive End Wide Receiver Height 6-3 • Weight 210 Height 5-10 • Weight 175 Fr. • Tyler, Texas • Brook Hill HS Fr. • Spring Branch, Texas • Canyon Lake HS Caleb Bubel Matthew Dickson Kicker Running Back Height 6-0 • Weight 150 Height 5-8 • Weight 218 Fr. • Atascocita, Texas • Atascocita HS Fr. • Corpus Christi, Texas • Tuloso Midway HS

36 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 Newcomers Grant Diebel Taylor Hall Defensive Back Defensive Back Height 5-10 • Weight 180 Height 5-11 • Weight 185 Fr. • Cuero, Texas • Cuero HS Fr. • San Antonio, Texas • Wagner HS Alfred Dixon Joshua Head Defensive Line Linebacker Height 6-2 • Weight 215 Height 5-10 • Weight 210 Fr. • Longview, Texas • Pine Tree HS Fr. • Houston, Texas • Cypress Creek HS Trey Driggers Ezequiel Hernandez Offensive Line Defensive Back Height 6-2 • Weight 233 Height 5-9 • Weight 170 Fr. • San Antonio, Texas • Business Careers HS Fr. • Imperial, Calif. • Imperial HS Tycer Farmer James Hodges II Defensive Back Defensive Line Height 6-0 • Weight 180 Height 6-1 • Weight 210 Fr. • Lubbock, Texas • Lubbock-Cooper HS Fr. • College Station, Texas • A&M Consolidated HS Logan Farrar Jekovan Holmes Offensive/Defensive Line Wide Receiver Height 6-5 • Weight 245 Height 6-0 • Weight 186 Fr. • Meridian, Texas • Meridian HS Fr. • San Antonio, Texas • O’Connor HS Thomas Gaither Ian Hons Tight End Quarterback Height 5-10 • Weight 212 Height 6-0 • Weight 160 Fr. • Jourdanton, Texas • Jourdanton HS Fr. • Jourdanton, Texas • Jourdanton HS D’Andre Gallagher Brandon Hopp Wide Receiver Quarterback Height 5-6 • Weight 150 Height 6-0 • Weight 180 Fr. • Cuero, Texas • Cuero HS Fr. • Leander, Texas • Leander HS Jared Garcia Lucas Hurney Offensive Line Offensive Line Height 6-2 • Weight 285 Height 6-0 • Weight 200 Fr. • Cotulla, Texas • Cotulla HS Fr. • Spring Branch, Texas • Smithson Valley HS Garrett Garza Isaiah Jimenez Offensive Line Wide Receiver Height 6-2 • Weight 270 Height 5-4 • Weight 130 Fr. • Round Rock, Texas • Stony Point HS Fr. • Bartlett, Texas • Bartlett HS Marquise Gates Jake Johnson Defensive Back Defensive Line Height 5-5 • Weight 146 Height 6-2 • Weight 235 Fr. • Dallas, Texas • Madison HS Fr. • Alvin, Texas • Alvin HS Kyle Grona Llewelldyn Jones Quarterback Defensive Back Height 6-0 • Weight 180 Height 5-9 • Weight 155 Fr. • Fredericksburg, Texas • Fredericksburg HS Fr. • Houston, Texas • Oak Ridge HS Jacob Guercia Dillon Kalina Defensive Back Defensive Line Height 6-0 • Weight 200 Height 6-3 • Weight 237 Fr. • Forney, Texas • Forney HS Fr. • Shiner, Texas • Shiner HS

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 37 2015 Newcomers Will Kennemer Sonny Pacheco Defensive Line Offensive/Defensive Line Height 6-3 • Weight 200 Height 6-2 • Weight 265 Fr. • Crandall, Texas • Crandall HS Fr. • Natalia, Texas • Natalia HS Kyle Kershner Justus Parker Wide Receiver Defensive Back Height 5-10 • Weight 185 Height 6-0 • Weight 185 Fr. • Spring Branch, Texas • Smithson Valley HS Fr. • La Vernia, Texas • La Vernia HS Jack King Serrick Preston Jr. Offensive Line Defensive Back/Wide Receiver Height 6-5 • Weight 325 Height 6-0 • Weight 170 Fr. • Frisco, Texas • Centennial HS Fr. •Houston, Texas • Hightower HS Hunter Kinzie Jesse Rabadan Defensive Line Wide Receiver Height 6-0 • Weight 265 Height 5-10 • Weight 180 Fr. • Houston, Texas • Clear Falls HS Fr. • Seguin, Texas • Navarro HS Jace Leimbach Chase Ragusa Linebacker Wide Receiver Height 5-10 • Weight 175 Height 5-8 • Weight 185 Fr. • Copperas Cove, Texas • Copperas Cove HS Fr. • Cypress, Texas • Cypress Woods HS / Incarnate Word Pearce Loth Jalen Richardson Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Height 6-4 • Weight 205 Height 6-1 • Weight 180 Fr. • Rockdale, Texas • Rockdale HS Fr. • Houston, Texas • Jersey Village HS Andrew Lotz William Riggs Quarterback Running Back Height 6-3 • Weight 220 Height 5-8 • Weight 175 Fr. • The Colony, Texas • The Colony HS Fr. • San Antonio, Texas • Southwest HS David Moyet Jesse Rodriguez Defensive Line Quarterback Height 5-9 • Weight 218 Height 6-0 • Weight 175 Fr. • San Antonio, Texas • Southside HS Fr. • Carrizo Springs, Texas • Carrizo Springs HS Adairius Norwood Ricky Rodriguez Linebacker Running Back Height 5-11 • Weight 185 Height 5-7 • Weight 198 Fr. • Waco, Texas • Waco HS Fr. • McAllen, Texas • McAllen HS Ford O’Brien Ashton Rolls Offensive Line Defensive Back Height 6-1 • Weight 280 Height 5-10 • Weight 158 Fr. • Etoile, Texas • Brazoswood HS Fr. • McAllen, Texas • McAllen HS Jay Ortega Jr. Trey Ross Running Back Wide Receiver Height 5-9 • Weight 188 Height 6-2 • Weight 157 Fr. • San Antonio, Texas • John Jay HS Fr. • Calhoun, Texas • Calhoun HS David Ortiz William Rossy Wide Receiver Wide Receiver Height 5-9 • Weight 165 Height 5-11 • Weight 200 Fr. • Santa Maria, Texas • Santa Maria HS Fr. • Allen, Texas • Allen HS

38 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 Newcomers Joseph Rubio Will Van Winkle Defensive Back Tight End / Wide Receiver Height 5-11 • Weight 205 Height 6-3 • Weight 182 Fr. • Buda, Texas • Hays HS Fr. • Teague, Texas • Teague HS Raul Ruiz Jr. Quay Ward Defensive Back / Wide Receiver Running Back Height 5-8 • Weight 150 Height 5-7 • Weight 183 Fr. • Zapata, Texas • Zapata HS Fr. • Longview, Texas • Pine Tree HS Eduardo Sanchez III Brenden Williams Offensive Line Defensive Line Height 5-11 • Weight 325 Height 5-11 • Weight 270 Fr. • Zapata, Texas • Zapata HS Fr. •Abilene, Texas • Round Rock Stony Point HS Jesse Savanich Romello Wilson Running Back Defensive Back Height 5-7 • Weight 163 Height 6-0 • Weight 180 Fr. • Corpus Christi, Texas • Calallen HS Fr. • Bastrop, Texas • Bastrop HS Tre Scallion Heath Wood Running Back Quarterback Height 5-4 • Weight 185 Height 5-11 • Weight 195 Fr. • San Antonio, Texas • Marshall HS Fr. • Odessa, Texas • Odessa Permian HS Nicholas Simpson Travis York Tight End Offensive Line Height 6-2 • Weight 205 Height 6-3 • Weight 315 Fr. • La Vernia, Texas • La Vernia HS Fr. • Seguin, Texas • Seguin HS Alex Solis Wide Receiver Height 6-1 • Weight 190 Fr. • Zapata, Texas • Zapata HS Ricky Sullivan Defensive Line Height 6-2 • Weight 250 Fr. • Round Rock, Texas • Stony Point HS Keaun Swain Running Back Height 5-10 • Weight 190 Fr. • Corpus Christi, Texas • Miller HS Justin Thomas Defensive Back / Wide Receiver Height 5-8 • Weight 150 Fr. • Goliad, Texas • Goliad HS Haygen Tibbetts Wide Receiver / Punter Height 6-2 • Weight 181 Fr. • Belton, Texas • Belton HS Jordan Tonkins Defensive Line / Linebacker Height 6-1 • Weight 215 Fr. • Round Rock, Texas • Stony Point HS

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Game 1 - Sul Ross State Game 2 - Hardin-Simmons

Sept. 5 - 6 p.m. Sept. 12- 6 p.m. Jackson Field - Alpine, Texas Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas

Founded...... 1917 Founded...... 1891 Enrollment...... 2000 Enrollment...... 2,400 Nickname...... Lobos Nickname...... Cowboys School Colors...... Scarlet & Grey School Colors...... Purple and Gold Stadium / Capacity ...... Jackson Field / 4,000 Stadium / Capacity...... Shelton Stadium / 4,000 Surface...... Grass Surface...... Artificial Turf Affiliation...... NCAA DIII Affiliation...... NCAA III Conference...... American Southwest Conference...... American Southwest President...... Dr. Quint Thurman President...... Dr. Lanny Hall Athletics Director...... Bobby Mesker Athletics Director...... John Neese Head Coach...... John Pearce Head Coach...... Jesse Burleson Record at SRSU (years)...... 2-8 (1) Record at HSU (years)...... 22-17 (4) Sul Ross All-Time Versus TLU...... 18-14 Hardin-Simmons All-Time Versus TLU...... 15-2 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 2-8 / 1-4 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 6-3 / 3-2 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Sept. 6, 2014 / TLU 61, Sul Ross 15 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Sept. 13, 2014 / TLU 37, HSU 14

Game 3 - Louisiana College Sept. 19 - 6 p.m. Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas

Founded...... 1906 Enrollment ...... 1,200 Nickname...... Wildcats School Colors...... Orange and Blue Stadium / Capacity ...... Wildcat Stadium / 7,000 Surface...... Artificial Turf Affiliate...... NCAA DIII Conference...... American Southwest President...... Dr. Rick Brewer Athletics Director...... Dennis Dunn Head Coach...... Dennis Dunn Record at LC (years)...... 58-31 (10) LC All-Time Versus TLU...... 14-8 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 6-4 / 4-1 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Sept. 20, 2014 / TLU 38, Sul Ross 32

Game 4 - Southwestern Assemblies of God Game 5 - Howard Payne Sept. 26 - 6 p.m. Oct. 3 - 6 p.m. Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas

Founded...... 1927 Founded ...... 1889 Enrollment ...... 2,000 Enrollment...... 1300 Nickname...... Lions Nickname ...... Yellow Jackets School Colors...... Purple and Gold Colors ...... Navy and Old Gold Stadium / Capacity ...... Lumpkins Stadium / 7,000 Stadium / Capacity ...... Gordon Wood Stadium / 7,500 Surface...... Artificial Turf Surface ...... Artificial Turf Affiliation...... NAIA Affiliation...... NCAA Division III Conference...... Central States Football League Conference ...... American Southwest President...... Kermit Bridges President ...... Dr. William Ellis Athletics Director...... Jesse Godding Athletics Director ...... Mike Jones Head Coach...... Jesse Godding Head Coach ...... Roger Geise Years at School...... 15 Record at HPU (years): ...... 9-21 (3) SAGU All-Time Versus TLU...... 0-4 HPU All-Time Versus TLU...... 22-18-1 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 4-6 / 4-1 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 4-6 / 1-4 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Sept. 27, 2014 / TLU 54, SAGU 21 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Oct. 4, 2014 / TLU 54, HPU 27

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Game 6 - East Texas Baptist Game 7 - Mary Hardin-Baylor

Oct. 10 - 6 p.m. Oct. 24 - 1 p.m. Ornelas Stadium - Marshall, Texas Crusader Stadium - Belton, Texas

Founded...... 1912 Founded...... 1845 Enrollment...... 1,240 Enrollment...... 3,200 Nickname...... Tigers Nickname...... The Cru School Colors ...... Navy and Gold School Colors ...... Purple, White, Gold Stadium (capacity):...... Ornelas Stadium (3,000) Stadium (capacity):...... Crusader Stadium (8,766) Surface:...... Natural Grass Surface:...... Artificial Turf Affiliation:...... NCAA Division III Affiliation:...... NCAA Division III Conference:...... American Southwest Conference:...... American Southwest President:...... Dr. J. Blair Blackburn President:...... Dr. Randy O’Rear Athletics Director:...... Kent Reeves Athletics Director:...... Randy Mann Head Coach:...... Joshua Eargle Head Coach:...... Pete Fredenburg Record at School (years)...... 7-13 (2) Record at School (years)...... 170-36 (17) East Texas Baptist All-Time Versus TLU ...... 8-8 UMHB All-Time Versus TLU ...... 15-1 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 4-6 / 1-4 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 11-1 / 5-0 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Oct. 11, 2014 / TLU 55, ETBU 49 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Nov. 29, 2014 / UMHB 27, TLU 20

Game 8 - Trinity Oct. 31 - 1 p.m. Trinity Stadium - San Antonio, Texas

Founded...... 1869 Enrollment...... 2,700 Nickname...... Tigers School Colors...... Maroon and White Stadium (capacity)...... Trinity Stadium (3,000) Surface...... Natural Grass Affiliation...... NCAA III Conference...... Southern Collegiate Athletic President...... Dr. Danny J. Anderson Athletics Director...... Bob King Head Coach...... Jerheme Urban, 2nd year Record at School (years)...... 4-6 (1) Trinity All-Time Versus TLU ...... 16-11 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 4-6 / 2-1 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Nov. 1, 2014 / TLU 34, Trinity 27

Game 9 - Austin College Game 10 - Southwestern Nov. 7 - 1 p.m. Nov. 15 - 6 p.m. Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas Birkelbach Field - Georgetown, Texas

Founded ...... 1849 Founded...... 1840 Enrollment ...... 1,350 Enrollment...... 1394 Nickname ...... Kangaroos Nickname...... Pirates School Colors ...... Crimson & Gold School Colors...... Black and Gold Stadium (capacity) ...... Jerry E. Apple Stadium (2,500) Stadium (capacity)...... Birkelbach Field (11,000; Georgetown ISD) Surface ...... Natural Grass Surface ...... Artificial Turf Affiliation ...... NCAA III Affiliation...... NCAA Division III Conference ...... Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference...... Southern Collegiate Athletic President ...... Dr. Marjorie Hass President...... Dr. Edward Burger Athletics Director ...... Tim Millerick Athletic Director...... Dr. Glada Munt Head Coach ...... Loren Dawson Head coach:...... Joe Austin Record at school (years) ...... 16-33 (5) Record at school (years):...... 1-18 (2) Austin College All-Time Versus TLU ...... 12-17 Southwestern All-Time Versus TLU ...... 1-2 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 5-5 / 1-2 2014 Overall / Conference Record...... 1-8 / 0-3 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Nov. 8, 2014 / TLU 36, AC 24 Last Meeting v. TLU / Result...... Nov. 15, 2014 / TLU 41, Southwestern 14

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TLU 61, Sul Ross State 15 TLU 37, Hardin-Simmons 14 TLU 38, Louisiana College 32 Game 1 - Sul Ross State Game 2 - Hardin-Simmons Game 3 - Louisiana College Sept. 6, 2014 - 6 p.m. Sept. 13, 2014 - 1 p.m. Sept. 20, 2014 - 1 p.m. Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas Shelton Stadium - Abilene, Texas Wildcat Stadium - Pineville, Texas SEGUIN, Texas – The Texas Lutheran Bulldogs broke in ABILENE, Texas -- Texas Lutheran sophomore Marquis PINEVILLE, La. – Texas Lutheran survived a potential Bulldog Stadium Saturday night with a 61-15 sea- Barrolle rushed for a career-best 215 yards on a ca- game-winning drive from Louisiana College and again son-opening victory over Sul Ross State that included a reer-high 45 carries and scored twice to lift the Bulldogs received a record day from diminutive running back Mar- 44-0 domination of the Lobos in the second half. to a 37-14 road win Saturday over Hardin-Simmons. quis Barrolle in the Bulldogs’ 38-32 road win Saturday at Wildcat Field. The Bulldogs (1-0) celebrated each score Saturday with The victory was the Bulldogs’ first win in nine tries at fireworks, and the fireworks crew was put to use often at HSU’s Shelton Stadium. The victory was just TLU’s sec- The Bulldogs are 3-0 to start a season for the second the first-ever regular-season game at Bulldog Stadium. ond overall win against the Cowboys. The Bulldogs were straight year. LC dropped to 1-2 overall with the 1-15 all-time against HSU entering Saturday’s game. non-conference loss. With TLU alumnus Verne Lundquist and a host of university dignitaries and alumni on hand, the Bulldogs The 5-foor-4, 150-pound Barrolle scored on a 2-yard Trailing by six with 3:28 to play in the game, LC drove shrugged off a slow first half that had TLU clinging to a run in the first quarter, to open the game’s scoring, down to the TLU 4 with less than 10 seconds to play. 17-15 lead at the break. and crossed into the HSU endzone again in the fourth quarter on a rumbling, leaping 18-yard rush that put the Out of timeouts and hurrying to the line for a fourth- At one point in the second half, TLU scored on five game out of reach with 3:01 to play. down snap, LC Head Coach Dennis Dunn was flagged for straight possessions and scored six total touchdowns sideline interference. Dunn marched an estimated 10 and a field goal on 10 second-half possessions. “I credit the offensive line,” said Barrolle. “This offense yards onto the field to bark instructions to his team on trusts me a lot, and we all wanted to get it done. It was a the final play of regulation. Sul Ross (0-1) turned the ball over five times in the great team win.” second half (once on downs, three on fumbles, and once The LC penalty resulted in a 10-second run-off of the by interception). TLU (2-0) clung to a 21-14 lead with 11 minutes to game clock and set off an on-field celebration by the play in the game until Bulldog free safety Drake Dowling Bulldogs. TLU out-scored Sul Ross 24-0 in the third quarter and intercepted a Weston Garner pass and returned it 57 20-0 in the fourth. yards for a touchdown. “I had no idea what the call was,” said Michael Wall, TLU’s sophomore weak safety. “I was freaking out. I was TLU junior Trenton White threw for 277 yards and three “The guys up front did a great job the whole game, just going to play my coverage. The coach just comes touchdowns, and four different Bulldogs caught TD stopping the run and making them one-dimensional,” running onto the field, clearly on the field. I’m like, passes. said Dowling. “The (defensive line) didn’t give the quar- ‘That’s illegal or something.’ I don’t know. We all were terback a clean pocket to throw in. When he had happy kind of freaking out. I’m just glad it turned out the way Lewis Williams II led all TLU receivers with six catches for feet back there, he couldn’t finish those throws. Luckily I it did.” 86 yards and a touchdown. was in the right place at the right time.” “I just started running around in circles, hitting every- Marquis Barrolle rushed 17 times for 91 yards and one Head Coach Danny Padron watched the ball head body. It’s just an awesome feeling. Just all of a sudden, score. Dowling’s direction. (the officials) said it was over.”

Bulldog safety Drake Dowling recorded 12 tackles, 1.5 “I saw it going Drake’s way, and I thought ‘Well, there it Wall had a key fourth-down stop on an LC possession, tackles for loss and an interception. is,’” said Padron. “We really needed that. Drake has a recovered two LC fumbles, registered five tackles and penchant for making big plays. And that was big.” broke up a pass.

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TLU 54, SW Assemblies of God 21 TLU 54, Howard Payne 27 TLU 55, East Texas Baptist 49 Game 4 - Southwest Assemblies of God Game 5 - Howard Payne Game 6 - East Texas Baptist Sept. 27, 2014 - 6 p.m. Oct. 4, 2014 - 1 p.m. Oct. 11, 2014 - 6 p.m. Lumpkins Stadium - Waxahachie, Texas Gordon Wood Stadium - Brownwood, Texas Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas WAXAHACHIE, Texas – With quarterback Trenton White BROWNWOOD, Texas -- Marquis Barrolle’s school-record SEGUIN, Texas -- Texas Lutheran rallied from a 43-28 throwing for four touchdowns and 329 yards, the Texas 288 yards rushing and Jordan Sims’ school-record tying third-quarter deficit to defeat East Texas Baptist 55-49 Lutheran Bulldogs piled up 583 yards of total offense 95-yard interception return for a touchdown sparked the on Homecoming night at Bulldog Stadium as sophomore and secured a 54-21 road win Saturday over Southwest- Texas Lutheran Bulldogs to a dominating 54-27 road sensation Marquis Barrolle rushed for 247 yards and ern Assemblies of God. victory Saturday over the Howard Payne Yellow Jackets. two touchdowns.

TLU, out of the NCAA Division III, improved to 4-0 overall The Bulldogs head into TLU Homecoming week with a The Bulldogs, ranked 18th in the latest AFCA Coaches’ with its 13th win in the last 14 games. 5-0 overall record, matching the record through five Poll, are 6-0 for the second consecutive season. games of the 2013 squad. SAGU, out of the NAIA, dropped to 0-3 overall. ETBU dropped to 3-2 overall with its first loss to a NCAA Howard Payne, out of the American Southwest Confer- Division III team in 2014. At Waxahachie’s Lumpkins Stadium, White connected ence, fell to a Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference on 25 of 37 pass attempts and hit junior A.J. Saucedo, squad for a second straight week. The Yellow Jackets The Bulldogs scored touchdowns on five consecutive senior Lewis Williams II, and sophomore Caleb Oliver are 3-2. possessions in the second half, starting the streak with twice for scores. an eight-play TD drive covering 48 yards and ending it TLU, ranked 20th in the latest AFCA Division III poll, won with a 12-play, 90-yard drive that took 6:25 off the clock Saucedo scored on a 26-yard pass in the second for the 14th time in 15 games. late in the fourth. quarter, and Williams grabbed a 19-yarder, also in the second quarter. Barrolle entered the game as the No. 3 leading In between those two scoring drives, the Bulldogs went rushing in all of NCAA Division III. He made a solid bid four plays and 83 yards, two plays and 62 yards, and Oliver connected with White on TD passes of 11 and 46 Saturday to move up the national rushing list. The 5-4, three plays and 19 yards for key touchdowns. yards. For Oliver, the two TD grabs were the first scores 150-pound sophomore from Ingleside eclipsed the of his young collegiate career. He ended the night with school record for single-game rushing yards with 288 ETBU led 21-7 in the second quarter and 43-28 with five grabs for 82 yards. yards on 23 carries and two scores. 1:42 to play in the third quarter.

Marquis Barrolle, the NCAA DIII’s fourth-leading rusher The 288 yards by Barrolle broke the 1985 single-game “That’s not a good thing for a 62-year-old,” said Danny entering the game, received plenty of attention from rushing record of TLU Hall of Famer Richard Miller, who Padron, TLU’s fifth-year head coach, regarding the SAGU throughout the game. Barrolle was mostly rushed for 276 yards in a 34-3 win in 1985 over Nuevo Bulldogs need for a comeback. “We don’t need too many contained by the Lions until the 5-4 sophomore broke Leon (Mexico). games like that because they are liable to cart me off on loose on an 83-yard TD run at the 6:02 mark of the a dad-gum stretcher. We’re happy with the win.” third quarter. Barrolle scored on runs of 58 and 90 yards. The 90-yarder is the second-longest run in school history “We felt like we could run the ball against these guys. We Barrolle’s TD run came with TLU holding a 24-14 lead. – second only to Dominique Hardaway’s 91-yarder last got to do a better job. Of course, the throws were really season against Howard Payne. The three longest runs critical for us, the one-on-one guys. Then (ETBU) ended With the help of the 83-yarder, Barrolle finished the in school history – 91, 90 and 89 by Shane Summers in up having to play the pass a little bit, and that opened game with 16 carries for 129 yards, for an average of 1987 – have all come against Howard Payne. up the run for us.” 8.1 yards per carry. He also caught four passes for 36 yards.

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UMHB 72, TLU 16 TLU 34, Trinity 27 TLU 36, Austin College 24 Game 7 - Mary Hardin-Baylor Game 8 - Trinity Game 9 - Austin College Oct. 25, 2014 - 1 p.m. Nov. 1, 2014 - 1 p.m. Nov. 8, 2014 - 1 p.m. Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas Apple Stadium - Sherman, Texas SEGUIN, Texas -- Second-ranked Mary Hardin-Baylor SEGUIN, Texas -- Texas Lutheran quarterback Trenton SHERMAN, Texas -- Texas Lutheran overcame four turned a 6-3 early deficit into a 72-16 blowout of No. 17 White threw for 294 yards and three touchdowns (two turnovers and a quick 14-0 deficit in a 36-24 road Texas Lutheran, Saturday at TLU’s Bulldog Stadium. to Caleb Oliver) as the Bulldogs defeated the Trinity win Saturday over the Austin College Kangaroos that Tigers 34-27 Saturday in the Southern Collegiate Athletic secured at least a share of the SCAC Championship for The Cru (7-0) defeated TLU (6-1) for the 15th time in Conference opener for both teams. the Bulldogs. 16 all-time meetings. TLU improved to 7-1 overall and to 1-0 in the SCAC. Trin- TLU, the defending champions of the Southern Collegiate Saturday’s match-up was the first between the two ity dropped to 2-6 overall and to 0-1 in the SCAC. Athletic Conference, improved to 8-1 overall and to 2-0 teams in TLU’s new Bulldog Stadium and the first meet- in league play. ing with both teams nationally-ranked and undefeated. The Bulldogs, the defending champions of the SCAC, won for the 16th time in the last 18 games. The Bulldogs registered the university’s 300th win in TLU put together scoring drives of 52 and 69 yards on football. TLU also won for the 17th time in the last 19 its first two possessions, but the Bulldogs settled for 40 White connected with Oliver on a pair of six-yard scoring games. and 23-yard field goals from Tyler Brandenburg. tosses. Both plays came in the second quarter and gave TLU a 17-7 lead at the half. Austin College dropped to 5-4 overall and to 1-1 in the TLU led 6-3 with 6:24 to play in the first quarter. SCAC. “They packed the box, seven maybe eight guys at a time UMHB took the lead for good at the 4:15 mark of the in the box,” said Danny Padron, TLU’s fifth-year head “We are proud of the victory, and again it was a com- first quarter, on a Duane Thompson six-yard scoring run. coach. “They forced us to throw the football. Trent did a plete team victory,” said Danny Padron, TLU’s fifth-year great job of again taking what the defense is giving us.” head coach. “We had to be able to rely on the defense, From there, the Cru extended the lead to 59-6, scoring rely on the offense and rely on special teams.” 56 unanswered points. Thompson scored four touch- Trinity seemed intent on stopping TLU’s Marquis downs in the first half alone, with TD runs of six, one, Barrolle, the leading rusher in all of NCAA Division III. “We didn’t play our best ball game, but I think that is a 26 and six. Barrolle entered the game with 1,243 yards in seven tribute to Austin College and their coaches. They did a games. great job and got after our rear-ends. We didn’t take UMHB led 45-6 at the half. The Cru compiled 441 yards care of the football, and it is a wonder we won. We on 42 plays in the opening 30 minutes. The Tigers held Barrolle to a season-low 84 yards on turned the ball over four times, and you are not going to 21 carries. Barrolle scored on an eight-yard run in the win many games like that.” UMHB quarterback Zach Anderson threw for 271 yards third quarter. (He had a 16-yard TD run wiped out due and two scores in the first half. He finished the day with to penalty in the first quarter). Barrolle also caught five TLU fumbled three times and threw an interception and 324 yards on 16-of-22 passing. passes for 17 yards. watched the Kangaroos strike early with a pair of scores in the first 2:55 of the game. Cru receivers Marcus Wimby and Eric Nelson each went With Trinity’s focus on Barrolle, the Bulldogs were over the 100-yard receiving mark. Wimby caught seven effective with play-action and with White on read-option Madison Ross rumbled 55 yards for a score at the 12:19 for 120, and Nelson snagged three for 103. keepers. White rushed for a career-high 75 yards on mark of the first quarter. TLU then fumbled on its very nine carries and threw to seven different receivers. He next play from scrimmage, giving AC the ball at the TLU Nelson scored a pair of TDs and had a 72-yard score on completed 26 of 36 attempts. 21. One play later, Austin College senior quarterback a tipped pass on which he was not the intended receiver. Noah Jesko hit Cooper Woodyard for a 21-yard TD.

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TLU 41, Southwestern 14 UMHB 27, TLU 20 Game 10 - Southwestern Game 11 - Mary Hardin-Baylor Nov. 15, 2014 - 1 p.m. Nov. 22, 2014 - Noon - NCAA 1st Round Bulldog Stadium - Seguin, Texas Crusader Stadium - Belton, Texas SEGUIN, Texas -- The Texas Lutheran Bulldogs claimed BELTON, Texas – With repeated Saturday weather delays 31 with three seconds remaining on the game clock. the outright Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference making this NCAA Division III playoff game the longest White hit Caleb Oliver for 19 yards and 16 yards to give Championship for a second consecutive year, winning the contest in each schools’ football history, the Texas the Bulldogs one final chance. 2014 crown with a 41-14 win Saturday over Southwest- Lutheran Bulldogs put together a Sunday upset bid of ern University. No. 2-ranked Mary Hardin-Baylor that fell seven points White’s desperation pass as time expired was intercept- short. ed in front of the UMHB goal line by Kris Brown. At Bulldog Stadium, the Bulldogs celebrated at their new football home with the second conference title in school TLU, 17th-ranked in the latest AFCA Coaches’ Poll and The Bulldogs’ game plan of keeping the ball away from history. playing in its first-ever NCAA Division III playoff game, the UMHB offense nearly worked. TLU lost to UMHB 72- dropped a 27-20 decision to the Cru at UMHB’s Crusad- 16 on Oct. 25 of this year in TLU’s Bulldog Stadium. “It’s just unbelievable really,” said Danny Padron, TLU’s er Stadium. head coach after winning his 30th game with the Bull- In the second meeting, TLU dominated time of posses- dogs in five seasons. “We think we are able to do stuff, “I’m real proud of our kids,” said Danny Padron, TLU’s sion and total plays. The Bulldogs ran 99 plays to 35 and then to have it happen is just a great feeling. We are head coach. “They played hard. It was the kind of game for UMHB. The TLU time of possession hit 48:22. UMHB full of gratitude for our seniors and the leadership that we wanted to play. You know, Mary Hardin-Baylor is a held the ball on offense for just 11:38. we have had. We have a great young football team and great football program – great football team with great great young men that really demonstrate all the good coaches. We were real proud of our defense. They did a Sophomore linebacker Darian Candler led the Bulldog things about Division III football. They represent well. We great job of slowing them down and our offense kept the defense with eight total tackles, including four tackles for are tickled for them and very happy for them.” ball from them.” loss (27 yards in losses). Senior defensive end Bryan Doolittle collected a sack of four yards. “We are very happy for our university and our community “We made some mistakes, and that’s something you - the commitment they made to build our stadium. There can’t do against a good team.” TLU’s playoff-game strategy relied heavily on the 5-4, are a lot of good things happening, so we are just full of 150-pound frame of sophomore running back Marquis gratitude. It’s a blessing from the Lord.” Counting the repeated weather delays Saturday and Barrolle (DIII’s third-leading rusher), the decision-mak- the re-start on Sunday, the game lasted 25 hours, 39 ing of White, and the power of a veteran offensive line, TLU completed a 9-1 regular season and 3-0 conference minutes. led by senior right guard Kendall Wilkerson and senior run. But the SCAC does not have an automatic bid to left tackle Matt Hochstrasser. the NCAA Division III playoffs. The Bulldogs must receive TLU, the back-to-back champions of the Southern an at-large bid (either a Pool B or Pool C bid) from the Collegiate Athletic Conference, ends its 2014 season at Barrolle broke his own school record for carries (46) NCAA Division III Football Championship Committee. 9-2 overall. Both losses came against UMHB. with a whopping 50 against the Cru. He set a new SCAC record for most carries in a game. The selection show is set for 5 p.m. Sunday on www. The Bulldogs cut the UMHB lead to 27-20 with 1:36 NCAA.com. A link to the show will be available on www. to play in the game with a Trenton White five-yard TD Barrolle gained 224 rushing yards against a defense tlubulldogs.com. pass to senior receiver Colby Ginn. The subsequent TLU that came into the game allowing only 84 rushing yards onside kick was touched illegally by TLU, giving UMHB total per game (14th in NCAA DIII). TLU has never advanced to the NCAA Division III football the ball in TLU territory. playoffs. The Bulldogs’ last playoff appearance of any kind in football came back in 1976. The Bulldogs forced a UMHB punt and drove to the Cru

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Date Opponent Score Overall Conference Time Attend Sep 06, 2014 SUL ROSS STATE W 61-15 1-0 0-0 3:21 3062 Sep 13, 2014 at Hardin-Simmons W 37-14 2-0 0-0 2:37 2411 Sep 20, 2014 at Louisiana College W 38-32 3-0 0-0 3:30 2987 Sep 27, 2014 at S'Western Assemblies W 54-21 4-0 0-0 3:25 1450 Oct 04, 2014 at Howard Payne W 54-27 5-0 0-0 3:05 2250 Oct 11, 2014 EAST TEXAS BAPTIST W 55-49 6-0 0-0 3:30 2962 Oct 25, 2014 #2 MARY HARDIN-BAYLOR L 16-72 6-1 0-0 3:10 2611 * Nov 01, 2014 TRINITY (TX) W 34-27 7-1 1-0 3:03 1394 * Nov 08, 2014 at Austin College W 36-24 8-1 2-0 2:52 1384 * Nov 15, 2014 SOUTHWESTERN 2015 TLUW Football41-14 9-1 3-0 3:00 1449 Nov 22, 2014 at Texas#2 Mary Lutheran Hardin-Baylor Overall Team L Statistics20-27 (as 9-2of Aug 18, 2015)3-0 25:39 1932 All games

Team Statistics TLU OPP SCORING 446 322 Points Per Game 40.5 29.3 Points Off Turnovers 97 110 FIRST DOWNS 288 209 R u s h in g 143 79 P a s s in g 122 104 P e n a lt y 23 26 RUSHING YARDAGE 2880 1635 Yards gained rushing 3099 2039 Yards lost rushing 219 404 Rushing Attempts 546 399 Average Per Rush 5.3 4.1 Average Per Game 261.8 148.6 TDs Rushing 29 19 PASSING YARDAGE 2598 2783 C o m p - A t t - I n t 228-383-11 184-366-13 Average Per Pass 6.8 7.6 Average Per Catch 11.4 15.1 Average Per Game 236.2 253.0 TDs Passing 25 22 TOTAL OFFENSE 5478 4418 Total Plays 929 765 Average Per Play 5.9 5.8 Average Per Game 498.0 401.6 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 43-910 53-1012 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 25-256 13-225 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-224 11-88 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.2 19.1 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 10.2 17.3 INT RETURN AVERAGE 17.2 8.0 FUMBLES-LOST 20-9 16-11 PENALTIES-Yards 90-859 88-854 Average Per Game 78.1 77.6 PUNTS-Yards 49-1820 71-2521 Average Per Punt 37.1 35.5 Net punt average 31.7 30.8 KICKOFFS-Yards 84-4982 56-3168 Average Per Kick 59.3 56.6 Net kick average 40.1 35.0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 3 : 1 5 2 6 : 4 5 3RD-DOWN Conversions 88/190 41/156 3rd-Down Pct 46% 26% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 14/25 11/23 4th-Down Pct 56% 48% SACKS BY-Yards 36-233 10-52 MISC YARDS -7 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 57 44 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 18-26 5-8 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 0-3 RED-ZONE SCORES (51-59) 86% (28-36) 78% RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (37-59) 63% (24-36) 67% PAT-ATTEMPTS (50-54) 93% (33-39) 85% ATTENDANCE 11478 12414 Games/Avg Per Game 5/2296 6/2069 Neutral Site Games 0/0

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total Texas Lutheran 111 102 96 137 0 446 Opponents 74 96 69 83 0 322 46 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith 2015 TLU Football Texas Lutheran Overall Individual Statistics (as of Aug 18, 2015) All games 2014 Results & Statistics

Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg Marquis Barrolle 11 297 1860 68 1792 6.0 14 90 162.9 Drake Dowling 17 189 11.1 0 51 A.J. Saucedo 11 124 527 9 518 4.2 7 24 47.1 Donald St. Ann 5 61 12.2 0 48 Trenton White 11 74 539 59 480 6.5 7 75 43.6 J.B. Brown 2 0 0.0 0 7 Theryn Martin 6 17 68 2 66 3.9 1 17 11.0 Demetrius Brock 1 6 6.0 0 6 Greg Balanta 6 15 58 9 49 3.3 0 12 8.2 Total 25 256 10.2 0 51 Drake Dowling 11 1 27 0 27 27.0 0 27 2.5 Opponents 13 225 17.3 2 86 Marcus Ward 1 3 10 2 8 2.7 0 10 8.0 Matt Valadez 1 2 4 0 4 2.0 0 3 4.0 Interceptions no. yds avg td lg Jordan Braden 2 2 3 1 2 1.0 0 3 1.0 Drake Dowling 5 80 16.0 1 57 Lewis Williams 11 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Jordan Sims 2 120 60.0 2 95 Zach Galindo 6 3 3 6 -3 -1.0 0 2 -0.5 Michael Wall 1 0 0.0 0 0 Logan Thompson 2 2 0 3 -3 -1.5 0 0 -1.5 Donald St. Ann 1 9 9.0 0 9 TEAM 5 5 0 60 -60 -12.0 0 0 -12.0 Cedric Whitaker 1 15 15.0 0 15 Total 11 546 3099 219 2880 5.3 29 90 261.8 Adam McGuire 1 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents 11 399 2039 404 1635 4.1 19 56 148.6 Ethan Powell 1 0 0.0 0 0 Poodie Strong 1 0 0.0 0 0 Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g Total 13 224 17.2 3 95 Trenton White 11 135.20 206-342-9 60.2 2363 23 54 214.8 Opponents 11 88 8.0 1 40 Zach Galindo 6 113.69 22-39-2 56.4 235 2 41 39.2 Logan Thompson 2 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg TEAM 5 0.00 0-1-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Jordan Sims 16 459 28.7 0 46 Total 11 132.31 228-383-11 59.5 2598 25 54 236.2 Demetrius Brock 6 113 18.8 0 47 Opponents 11 126.88 184-366-13 50.3 2783 22 73 253.0 J.B. Brown 6 59 9.8 0 14 Drake Dowling 3 69 23.0 0 39 Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g Adam McGuire 3 31 10.3 0 14 Marquis Barrolle 11 40 276 6.9 1 24 25.1 Chantz Singletary 3 72 24.0 0 31 Caleb Oliver 11 39 634 16.3 11 54 57.6 Lewis Williams 2 52 26.0 0 36 J.B. Brown 11 32 319 10.0 2 41 29.0 Christian Ahrens 1 7 7.0 0 7 Lewis Williams 11 30 392 13.1 3 34 35.6 Colby Ginn 1 19 19.0 0 19 Demetrius Brock 11 19 128 6.7 1 23 11.6 Al Pollard-Baylor 1 14 14.0 0 14 Deion Barnes 11 13 155 11.9 0 45 14.1 Darian Candler 1 15 15.0 0 15 Dustin Hannon 6 10 150 15.0 2 33 25.0 Total 43 910 21.2 0 47 Colby Ginn 9 10 62 6.2 1 17 6.9 Opponents 53 1012 19.1 0 99 A.J. Saucedo 11 9 91 10.1 1 26 8.3 Conner Baird 11 8 163 20.4 2 39 14.8 Fumble Returns no. yds avg td lg Theryn Martin 6 6 70 11.7 0 14 11.7 Total 0 0 0.0 0 0 Mac Prichard-Warren 11 3 38 12.7 0 19 3.5 Opponents 0 0 0.0 0 0 David Lizarraga 10 3 31 10.3 0 21 3.1 Reggie Jackson 5 2 30 15.0 1 25 6.0 Al Pollard-Baylor 2 1 41 41.0 0 41 20.5 Marcus Ward 1 1 9 9.0 0 9 9.0 Greg Balanta 6 1 7 7.0 0 7 1.2 Jordan Braden 2 1 2 2.0 0 2 1.0 Total 11 228 2598 11.4 25 54 236.2 Opponents 11 184 2783 15.1 22 73 253.0

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PAT Scoring td fg kick rush rcv pass dxp saf pts Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g Tyler Brandenburg - 17-25 50-54 - - - - - 101 Trenton White 11 416 480 2363 2843 258.5 Marquis Barrolle 15 ------90 Marquis Barrolle 11 297 1792 0 1792 162.9 Caleb Oliver 11 ------66 A.J. Saucedo 11 124 518 0 518 47.1 A.J. Saucedo 8 ------48 Zach Galindo 6 42 -3 235 232 38.7 Trenton White 7 - - - - 0-1 - - 42 Theryn Martin 6 17 66 0 66 11.0 Lewis Williams 3 - - - - 0-1 - - 18 Greg Balanta 6 15 49 0 49 8.2 J.B. Brown 2 ------12 Drake Dowling 11 1 27 0 27 2.5 Jordan Sims 2 ------12 Marcus Ward 1 3 8 0 8 8.0 Dustin Hannon 2 ------12 Matt Valadez 1 2 4 0 4 4.0 Conner Baird 2 ------12 Jordan Braden 2 2 2 0 2 1.0 Drake Dowling 1 ------6 Logan Thompson 2 3 -3 0 -3 -1.5 Colby Ginn 1 ------6 TEAM 5 6 -60 0 -60 -12.0 Demetrius Brock 1 ------6 Total 11 929 2880 2598 5478 498.0 Theryn Martin 1 ------6 Opponents 11 765 1635 2783 4418 401.6 Reggie Jackson 1 ------6 Kike Valladares - 1-1 ------3 Jacob Sadler - - - 0-1 - - - - 0 Cedric Whitaker ------0 Darian Candler ------0 Total 57 18-26 50-54 0-1 - 0-2 - - 446 Opponents 44 5-8 33-39 2-2 2 2-3 - 1 322

Field Goals fg pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 lg blk Punting no. yds avg lg tb fc i20 50+ blk Tyler Brandenburg 17-25 68.0 1-1 5-6 7-9 3-8 1-1 51 1 Chadd Brown 49 1820 37.1 70 2 7 16 5 0 Kike Valladares 1-1 100. 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 39 0 Total 49 1820 37.1 70 2 7 16 5 0 Opponents 71 2521 35.5 63 4 10 12 6 0 FG Sequence Texas Lutheran Opponents Sul Ross State (35),(31) - Kickoffs no. yds avg tb ob retn net ydln Hardin-Simmons (24) 35 Tyler Brandenburg 83 4925 59.3 24 5 Louisiana College 32,(37),43 (37) Kike Valladares 1 57 57.0 0 0 S'Western Assemblies (19),(22) - Total 84 4982 59.3 24 5 19.1 40.1 24 2015 TLU Football Howard Payne 48,(35),(42) - Opponents Texas56 Lutheran3168 56.6 12Overall1 21.2 Individual35.0 30 Statistics (as of Aug 18, 2015) East Texas Baptist - 27,27,(36),(31) All games Mary Hardin-Baylor (40),(23),(39) (50) Trinity (TX) (42),47,(39) - All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g Austin College (51),24 (21) Marquis Barrolle 11 1792 276 0 0 0 2068 188.0 Southwestern (26),(29),44 - Caleb Oliver 11 0 634 0 0 0 634 57.6 A.J. Saucedo 11 518 91 0 0 0 609 55.4 Mary Hardin-Baylor (39),45,30,(30) - Jordan Sims 11 0 0 0 459 120 579 52.6 Trenton White 11 480 0 0 0 0 480 43.6 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. Lewis Williams 11 0 392 0 52 0 444 40.4 J.B. Brown 11 0 319 0 59 0 378 34.4 Drake Dowling 11 27 0 189 69 80 365 33.2 Demetrius Brock 11 0 128 6 113 0 247 22.5 Conner Baird 11 0 163 0 0 0 163 14.8 Deion Barnes 11 0 155 0 0 0 155 14.1 Dustin Hannon 6 0 150 0 0 0 150 25.0 Theryn Martin 6 66 70 0 0 0 136 22.7 Colby Ginn 9 0 62 0 19 0 81 9.0 Chantz Singletar 5 0 0 0 72 0 72 14.4 Donald St. Ann 7 0 0 61 0 9 70 10.0 Greg Balanta 6 49 7 0 0 0 56 9.3 Al Pollard-Baylor 2 0 41 0 14 0 55 27.5 Mac Prichard-W 11 0 38 0 0 0 38 3.5 Adam McGuire 11 0 0 0 31 0 31 2.8 David Lizarraga 10 0 31 0 0 0 31 3.1 Reggie Jackson 5 0 30 0 0 0 30 6.0 48 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • ChooseMarcus Ward To Win •1 Fight.8 Finish.9 0 Faith0 0 17 17.0 Darian Candler 11 0 0 0 15 0 15 1.4 Cedric Whitaker 11 0 0 0 0 15 15 1.4 Christian Ahrens 6 0 0 0 7 0 7 1.2 Matt Valadez 1 4 0 0 0 0 4 4.0 Jordan Braden 2 2 2 0 0 0 4 2.0 Logan Thompso 2 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -1.5 Zach Galindo 6 -3 0 0 0 0 -3 -0.5 TEAM 5 -60 0 0 0 0 -60 -12.0 Total 11 2880 2598 256 910 224 6868 624.4 Opponents 11 1635 2783 225 1012 88 5743 522.1 2015 TLU Football Texas Lutheran Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Aug 18, 2015) All games 2014 Results & Statistics

Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd # Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 26 Michael Wall 11 38 42 80 5.5-9 . 1-0 3 1 2-0 . . . 21 Drake Dowling 11 49 29 78 4.0-17 . 5-80 9 . . . . . 11 Darian Candler 11 34 43 77 16.5-60 4.0-20 . 3 1 2-0 2 . . 9 Adam McGuire 11 34 23 57 4.5-17 1.0-9 1-0 6 3 . . 1 . 44 Joey Meza 10 15 27 42 3.5-9 . . . 2 . . . . 37 Ethan Powell 10 20 18 38 12.5-48 3.0-25 1-0 2 4 1-0 1 1 . 45 Jonathan Olonade 11 22 10 32 7.0-22 2.5-12 . . 1 1-0 . . . 96 Bryan Doolittle 11 18 11 29 12.0-65 9.5-62 . 1 3 . 1 . . 56 Dominick Stives 9 7 19 26 3.0-14 1.5-12 . 1 1 1-0 . 1 . 52 Andrew Syrinek 11 13 13 26 1.5-11 1.0-10 . . 2 . . . . 94 Daniel Brinson 11 6 17 23 2.0-7 1.5-5 . . 2 . . 1 . 32 Tri-Rice Van Buren 10 14 8 22 2.0-16 2.0-16 . . 1 . . . . 18 Donald St. Ann 7 16 4 20 . . 1-9 7 . . 1 . . 1 Cedric Whitaker 11 13 7 20 0.5-1 . 1-15 . . 1-0 . . . 20 Jordan Sims 11 13 6 19 1.0-5 . 2-120 12 . . . . . 25 Poodie Strong 5 5 13 18 1.5-4 . 1-0 8 . . . 1 . 3 Jake Bahr 11 8 8 16 2.0-2 . . 2 . 1-0 . . . 93 Broderick Sargent 11 8 7 15 2.5-17 2.5-17 . 1 . . 1 . . 29 Matt McCullough 11 9 5 14 1.5-4 ...... 36 Kelvin Hearn 11 7 4 11 1.0-3 1.0-3 . 2 . . . . . 49 Dantrel Hargers 11 4 6 10 4.0-30 2.5-25 . . 2 1-0 . . . 27 Zach Sauers 9 9 1 10 1.0-1 . . 1 . . . . . 92 Tre La Grone 6 5 4 9 2.0-7 1.0-4 ...... 31 Chantz Singletary 5 6 2 8 ...... 17 Cameron Scott 11 2 4 6 ...... 43 Christian Ahrens 6 4 2 6 0.5-1 . . . . 1-0 . . . 23 Lewis Williams 11 3 . 3 ...... 16 Jacob Fox 9 2 1 3 ...... 1 . . 12 Jarell Brown 5 1 2 3 0.5-2 . . 1 . . . . . 90 Brandon Stephens 3 2 1 3 1.5-7 1.0-4 . . . . 1 . . 2 J.B. Brown 11 2 1 3 ...... 34 Tyler Brandenburg 11 2 . 2 ...... 30 Matt Valadez 1 1 . 1 ...... 15 David Lizarraga 10 . 1 1 ...... 39 Cayle Bickham 1 1 . 1 ...... 28 Theryn Martin 6 1 . 1 ...... 88 Dustin Hannon 6 . 1 1 ...... 13 Deion Barnes 11 1 . 1 ...... 86 Conner Baird 11 1 . 1 ...... 8 Trenton White 11 1 . 1 ...... 22 A.J. Saucedo 11 . 1 1 ...... 7 Caleb Oliver 11 . 1 1 0.5-2 ...... 5 Marquis Barrolle 11 1 . 1 ...... Total 11 398 342 740 94-381 36-233 13-224 59 23 11-0 8 5 . Opponents 11 531 454 985 63-210 10-52 11-88 47 12 9-0 12 2 1

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40 San Antonio JC 0 24 St. Edward’s “B” 0

1925 1-3-1 Coach: A.J. Briesemeister 13 Luling H.S. 19 20 Wesleyan Institute 0 12 St. Mary’s Academy-S.A. 38 1930 4-5-1 0 Lockhart H.S. 22 Coach: Fred Weston 6 Seguin H.S. 6 13 San Antonio JC 0 6 Texas A&M-Kingsville 6 1926 3-3 0 St. Mary’s (TX) 6 Coach: Jack Doerfler 0 Edinburg JC 40 0 Fredericksburg H.S. 7 25 Blinn JC 0 ? Lockhart H.S. ? 0 Victoria JC 6 TLU, then known as Lutheran College, fielded its first football team in 1912. (Lockhart H.S. winner) 0 Texas School/Deaf 13 0 Peacock Military Acad. 20 19 Clifton JC 6 1916 1-0-0 61 Wesleyan Inst.-SA 0 13 Houston JC 0 Coach: James Harley 6 San Marcos H.S. 0 7 Texas (Fr.) 25 26 Seguin H.S. 0 25 Seguin H.S. 0 1931 5-4-0 1917 1-0-0 1927 7-2-1 Coach: Fred Weston Coach: James Harley Coach: Jack Doerfler 0 Blinn JC 6 18 Seguin H.S. 0 0 San Marcos Baptist. Ac. 56 0 Texas A&M-Kingsville 38 12 Taylor H.S. 0 13 12th Fled. Art./S.A. 6 1912 3-1-0 1918-20 7 Peacock Military Acad. 6 0 Schreiner 24 Coach: James Harley No teams fielded. 13 San Antonio JC 13 20 Southwest Texas (Fr.) 13 6 Brackenridge H.S. 0 19 Luling H.S. 0 19 9th Fled. Art./S.A. 6 71 Flatonia H.S. 0 27 Wesleyan Institute 0 0 Texas (Fr.) 44 20 Yorktown H.S. 0 12 Seguin H.S. 0 6 Texas School/Deaf 0 6 Brackenridge H.S. 14 No game scores available for remaining 7 Randolph AFB 6 three games. TLU went 2-1 in this span. 1913 2-0-0 Coach: James Harley 1928 8-1 12 Brackenridge H.S. 7 Coach: Jack Doerfler 13 Brackenridge H.S. 7 10 Schulenburg H.S. 0 0 Blinn JC 44 20 San Antonio JC 0 1921 3-0-0 14 San Marcos Baptist Acad. 6 Coach: Edgar Hennig 20 San Marcos Lobos 6 47 Seguin H.S. 0 7 Texas School for Deaf 3 6 Gonzales H.S. 0 19 Peacock Military Acad. 0 2 Floresville H.S.* 0 13 San Marcos Bobkittens 6 9 Schreiner Inst. Preps 0 1932 1-5-0 Coach: Jack Doerfler 1929 6-2 13 12th Fled. Art./S.A. 7 Coach: Jack Doerfler 7 23rd Fled. Inf./S.A. 42 1914 0-3-0 0 St. Mary’s (Texas) 51 7 Southwest Texas (Fr.) 12 Coach: Emil Sitz 20 Blinn JC 6 6 Victoria JC 34 0 Coronal Institute 58 12 Texas School/Deaf 6 6 Blinn JC 34 ? San Antonio H.S. ? 36 Victoria JC 6 0 Schreiner 27 (SAHS winner) 7 Texas A&M-Kingsville 19 6 Peacock 60 25 Southwest Texas Fr. 12 * Forfeit 1922 No team fielded. 1923 0-2-1 Coach: A.J. Briesemeister 6 San Marcos Tr. Sch. 6 0 San Marcos Tr. Sch. 13 ? San Marcos Baptist ? (SMB winner) 1915 3-1-0 Coach: James Harley 1924 0-1-0 19 Gonzales H.S. 0 Coach: A.J. Briesemeister 6 San Marcos Normal 13 0 Kyle 12 31 Staples H.S. 0 42 Lockhart H.S. 0 The 1926 Bulldogs pose for their team photo.

50 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith TLU FootbalL Game-By-Game 1952 1-8 Coach: George Kieffer 0 Tyler JC 40 7 Great Western 19 7 UT-Arlington 27 13 Howard Payne 39 19 Uvalde JC 0 6 Victoria JC 19 14 Wharton JC 44 0 Del Mar JC 33 0 Randolph AFB 19

1953 2-7 The offensive unit of the 1927 Bulldogs shows its form. Coach: John J. Kramer 0 Schreiner 16 0 Sul Ross St. 39 1933-1936 1940 6-3-0 1948 2-7-1 0 Arlington St. 7 no teams fielded. Coach: George Kieffer Coach: Fritz Lehnhoff 0 Howard Payne 21 9 Southwestern 27 0 Trinity B 12 26 Corpus Christi 6 0 Schreiner 32 0 Southwest Texas (Fr.) 0 7 Austin College 19 12 Decatur 0 19 Clifton JC 2 19 Victoria JC 7 13 Angelo St. 34 0 Laredo JC 12 0 Wharton JC 28 7 Allen Academy 2 12 Edinburg JC 14 0 Del Mar JC 41 60 Clifton JC 0 8 Wharton JC 34 7 Southwest Texas (Fr.) 6 7 Brownsville JC 12 1954 1-7 34 Galveston JC 0 7 Uvalde JC 18 Coach: John J. Kramer 34 Lamar Tech 21 18 Victoria JC 6 0 Texas A&M-Kingsville 20 13 Corpus Christi 34 6 Southwest Texas 20 1941-45 0 Sam Houston St. 46 1937 3-5-0 No teams fielded. 1949 2-5-1 6 S.F. Austin 64 Coach: George Kieffer Coach: Fritz Lehnhoff 12 Corpus Christi 7 6 Southwest Texas (Fr.) 13 0 East Texas Baptist 20 12 Sul Ross St. 18 13 Texas School/Deaf 6 6 Daniel Baker 6 18 McNeese St. (La.) 33 0 Schreiner 7 19 Randolph AFB 0 7 East Central Okla. 60 7 St. Mary’s (Texas) 12 7 East Central Okla. 25 6 Brownsville JC 12 65 Nuevo Leon, Mexico 0 1955 0-7-1 12 Clifton JC 8 0 Corpus Christi NAS 13 Coach: John J. Kramer 19 Corpus Christi 0 13 Southeastern Okla. 14 6 Southwest Texas 47 13 Texas (Fr.) 33 0 Corpus Christi 31 13 Texas A&M-Kingsville 33 7 Sam Houston St. 26 1938 4-4-1 0 S.F. Austin 64 Coach: George Kieffer 1946 4-4-0 7 Louisiana College 20 3 Texas (Fr.) 20 Coach: Fritz Lehnhoff 14 Sul Ross St. 27 0 Schreiner 13 14 Navarro JC 21 0 McNeese St. (La.) 31 6 Lamar Tech 33 0 Schreiner 7 7 Corpus Christi 7 27 Texas School/Deaf 0 0 Southwest Texas 13 14 Corpus Christi 0 0 Sul Ross 32 1956 5-3 0 Brownsville JC 7 19 Clifton JC 0 Coach: John J. Kramer 25 Clifton JC 6 26 Allen Academy 0 6 Texas A&M-Kingsville 39 13 Southwest Texas (Fr.) 7 19 Clifton JC 7 6 Southwest Texas 19 13 Randolph AFB 13 28 Allen Academy 0 26 Corpus Christi 0 1950 3-5 27 East Central Okla. 6 1939 2-7-0 1947 4-5-1 Coach: George Kieffer 19 Louisiana College 20 Coach: George Kieffer Coach: Fritz Lehnhoff 21 Brooke Army Medics 13 46 Sul Ross St. 10 0 Paris JC 27 0 Navarro JC* 2 7 Randolph AFB 0 14 Corpus Christi 7 0 Texas (Fr.) 40 0 Southwest Texas (Fr.) 12 0 Schreiner 12 33 Austin College 14 0 Kilgore JC 40 12 Schreiner 21 0 East Central Okla. 13 0 Schreiner 32 7 Edinburg JC 7 19 Corpus Christi NAS 0 1957 2-6 39 Clifton JC 6 14 Wharton JC 12 7 Corpus Christi 46 Coach: John J. Kramer 0 Lamar Tech 18 32 Victoria JC 6 0 Daniel Baker 6 12 Southwest Texas 28 18 Corpus Christi 6 19 Brownsville JC 0 0 Southeastern Okla. 6 13 Good Fellow AFB 21 ? Allen Academy ? 7 Uvalde JC 13 6 East Central Okla. 33 (Allen winner) 0 Clifton JC 19 1951 3-5 7 McMurry 9 0 Angelo St. 12 28 Corpus Christi 0 Coach: George Kieffer 20 Louisiana College 26 * Forfeit by Texas Lutheran 7 Texas A&M-Kingsville 37 9 Sul Ross St. 12 6 Southwest Texas 46 20 Corpus Christi 13 6 Del Mar JC 58 33 Austin College 15 26 Victoria JC 13 7 Schreiner 20 1958 0-8 0 Wharton JC 26 Coach: JohN J. Kramer 68 Uvalde JC 0 7 Pensacola NAS 27 14 San Marcos AFB 0 0 Southwest Texas 27 8 Texas A&M-Kingsville 26

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The 1938 Bulldogs, coached by George Kieffer (top row, second from left), gather for their team picture. 0 McMurry 63 1966 2-7 7 Louisiana College 26 Coach: Fred Hightower 12 Northwest Louisiana 43 3 Sul Ross St. 13 7 Corpus Christi 14 3 Southwest Texas 34 7 Austin College 19 0 East Texas St. 42 3 Jacksonville St. (Ala.) 21 6 Tarleton 28 19 Angelo St. 13 7 Trinity 17 1962 5-4 1964 6-4 35 Midwestern (Iowa) 7 Coach: Verl Westergard Coach: Fred Hightower 27 Bishop College 28 7 Southwest Texas 25 7 Sul Ross St. 6 21 S.F. Austin 6 3 Southwest Texas 14 1967 3-5 34 Tarleton St. 14 7 Howard Payne 0 Coach: Fred Hightower 14 Sul Ross St. 28 0 Texas A&M-Kingsville 36 7 Southwest Texas 30 1959 3-6-1 7 Howard Payne 14 24 Tarleton St. 8 42 Bishop College 0 Coach: Jim Malmquist 38 Eastern N.M. 30 0 Sam Houston St. 27 26 Tarleton St. 28 12 Southwest Texas 14 28 Corpus Christi 8 26 Eastern N.M. 7 12 Colorado College 13 6 Texas A&M-Kingsville 36 6 Youngstown (Ohio) 13 13 Corpus Christi 0 34 Trinity 12 60 Monterrey Tech, Mexico 0 35 N.M. Highlands 28 20 McMurry 17 29 Angelo St. 31 23 Louisiana College 26 17 Bishop College 42 82 Paul Quinn 6 26 UT-Arlington 27 1963 5-5 24 Austin College 39 50 Lackland AFB 8 Coach: Verl Westergard 1965 1-9 13 McMurry 42 14 Youngstown (Ohio) 7 Coach: Fred Hightower 1968 3-5 14 Corpus Christi 0 8 Southwest Texas 22 0 Sul Ross St. 13 Coach: Fred Hightower 13 Austin College 33 6 Howard Payne 7 0 Southwest Texas 31 7 Bishop College 18 12 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 12 0 Tarleton St. 31 6 East Texas St. 13 0 Southwest Texas 40 9 N.M. Highlands 7 0 Sam Houston St. 28 28 Northwood 0 1960 5-4 7 Eastern N.M. 34 0 Tarleton St. 27 21 Trinity 41 Coach: Jim Malmquist 34 Corpus Christi 0 0 Angelo St. 34 23 Tarleton St. 20 39 Southwest Texas 7 8 Lackland AFB 24 6 Trinity 20 7 Angelo St. 6 7 McMurry College 15 23 Southeastern Okla. 6 0 McMurry 16 8 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 20 2 Pensacola NAS 3 27 Bishop College 6 12 Bishop College 19 18 Austin College 35 14 Sul Ross St. 16 22 Corpus Christi 20 7 Louisiana College 13 25 Lackland AFB 6 27 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 8 21 Corpus Christi 13 2 Monterrey Tech, Mexico 0 (Forfeit)

1961 5-3-1 Coach: Jim Malmquist 0 McMurry 6 7 Southwest Texas 6 13 S.F. Austin 9 35 Tarleton St. 0 33 Sul Ross St. 14 0 Louisiana College 7 13 Eastern N.M. 17 16 Corpus Christi 0 14 Youngstown (Ohio) 14

Head Coach Verl “Jiggs” Westergard, left, sits with a pair of his players.

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Head Coach Fred Hightower, far left on bottom row, and the Bulldogs of 1966 stand for the team photo.

14 Arkansas St.* 13 1980 4-6 0 Trinity 42 Coach: Dan Knight 2 Prairie View A&M* 0 3 Henderson St. (Ark.) 6 6 N.M. Highlands 23 0 Southwest Texas 38 40 Austin College 6 3 Howard Payne 14 21 McMurry 13 7 Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 0 49 Bishop College 28 17 Sam Houston St. 7 7 Millsaps (Miss.) 12 0 Prairie View A&M 3 *forfeit by TLU 19 East Central Okla. 28 1969 4-5-1 1976 10-1 38 Southwestern Okla. 27 Coach: Carman Bonner 1973 7-3 NAIA-II National Semifinalist 0 Bishop College 19 15 Bishop College 23 Coach: Jim Wacker Coach: Dan Knight 14 Eastern N.M. 7 24 Southwest Texas 24 7 Howard Payne* 28 21 Tarleton St. 9 13 Howard Payne 15 0 Southwest Texas 21 13 Southwest Texas 9 25 Cameron (Okla.) 8 34 Arkansas St. 5 32 Howard Payne 16 24 Tarleton St. 6 21 Trinity 20 21 Trinity 0 20 Austin College 21 6 Prairie View A&M 17 36 Central Okla. 20 23 Trinity 14 14 N. Arizona 28 57 Arkansas Tech 20 14 Angelo St. 46 55 Austin College 7 48 Prairie View A&M 14 47 Northwood 6 33 McMurry 12 36 McMurry 0 14 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 28 26 Bishop College 9 35 S.F. Austin 18 36 Millsaps (Miss.) 6 33 Bishop College 3 1970 5-4-1 * forfeit by Howard Payne 0 Westminster (Pa.)* 31 COACH: CARMAN BONNER * NAIA-II National Semifinal game 1981 4-6 3 Southwest Texas 14 1974 11-0 Coach: Vernon Fewell 21 Bishop College 34 NAIA-II National Champions 1977 4-6 22 Henderson St. (Ark.) 24 3 Eastern N.M. 16 Coach: Jim Wacker Coach: Dan Knight 0 Southwest Texas 59 17 UT-Arlington 3 30 Tarleton 0 7 Tarleton St. 17 6 Howard Payne 35 10 Cameron (Okla.) 10 30 Southwest Texas 7 21 Southwest Texas 13 14 Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 21 37 Austin College 6 50 Howard Payne 14 7 Howard Payne 30 22 Sam Houston 13 34 Jackson St. (Miss.) 40 37 Trinity 0 40 Trinity 6 14 Prairie View A&M 25 10 Prairie View A&M 0 35 Valparaiso (Ind.) 6 28 Central Okla. 21 29 East Central Okla. 13 21 Arkansas A&M 14 57 Austin College 0 19 Prairie View A&M 14 20 Southwestern Okla. 26 28 Northwood 0 28 McMurry 0 3 Cameron (Okla.) 20 24 Bishop College 23 45 Harding 0 0 Southwestern Okla. 21 14 Eastern N.M. 13 15 Bishop College 9 14 Bishop College 17 52 Linfield (Ore.)* 8 13 Eastern N.M. 28 42 Missouri Valley** 0 * NAIA-II National Semifinal game 1978 3-6 ** NAIA-II National Championship Coach: Dan Knight 0 Southwest Texas 14 1975 11-1 18 Howard Payne 12 NAIA-II National Champions 0 Central Okla. 25 Coach: Jim Wacker 14 Sam Houston St. 21 1971 5-6 42 Tarleton St. 6 7 Prairie View A&M 12 Coach: Jim Wacker 21 Southwest Texas 20 14 Cameron (Okla.) 22 0 Howard Payne 7 12 Howard Payne 17 22 Southwestern Okla. 8 21 Northwood 6 14 Trinity 0 19 Bishop College 24 17 Southwest Texas 34 42 Arkansas Polytechnic 0 16 Eastern N.M. 0 7 Eastern N.M. 14 28 Prairie View A&M 3 24 Trinity 27 40 McMurry 6 1979 4-6 53 St. Mary’s (Texas) 12 28 Harding (Ark.) 6 Coach: Dan Knight 58 Austin College 21 47 Bishop College 14 5 Southwest Texas 19 20 Jackson St. (Miss.) 48 21 Midland Lutheran*** 20 23 Howard Payne 6 6 Prairie View A&M 17 32 Hanover (Ind.)* 13 0 S.F. Austin 58 41 Ark.-Monticello 14 34 California Lutheran** 8 9 Sam Houston St. 32 20 Bishop College 0 * NAIA-II National Semifinal game 30 Prairie View A&M 21 ** NAIA-II National Championship 0 Cameron (Okla.) 21 1972 3-7 *** Lutheran Brotherhood Bowl 7 Southwestern Okla. 16 Coach: Jim Wacker 14 Bishop College 12 0 Howard Payne 7 7 Eastern N.M. 0 12 Southwest Texas 17 0 Central Okla. 30 All-American linebacker D.W. Rutledge

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 53 TLU FootbalL Game-By-Game 26 Hardin-Simmons+ 35 16 Mississippi College+ 36 6 Mississippi College+ 28 10 Howard Payne+ 49 34 Mary Hardin-Baylor+ 24 24 Sul Ross State+ 21 + American Southwest Conference + American Southwest Conference * Overtime 2003 2-8 2000 4-6 Coach: Tom Mueller Coach: Bryan Marmion 2-7 American Southwest 4-5 American Southwest 0 Trinity 40 21 Trinity 40 12 Hardin-Simmons + 29 23 Sul Ross State+ 21 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor + 27 14 Hardin-Simmons+ 42 39 McMurry + 42 28 Mary Hardin-Baylor+ 42 14 Austin College + 31 10 McMurry+ 51 21 East Texas Baptist + 45 14 Austin College+ 35 26 Louisiana College + 21 35 East Texas Baptist+ 7 0 at Mississippi College + 31 45 Louisiana College+ 28 24 Howard Payne + 49 34 Mississippi College+ 32 29 Sul Ross State + 21 13 Howard Payne+ 45 + American Southwest Conference + American Southwest Conference 2004 7-3 2001 2-8 Coach: Tom Mueller Coach: Bryan Marmion 7-2 American Southwest TLU Hall of Famers David Wehmeyer, second from right, and D.W. Rutledge, far right, came 2-7 American Southwest 32 Trinity 41 back to their alma mater for this 1984 game program photo shoot. 14 Trinity 41 27 Mary Hardin-Baylor + 36 23 Sul Ross State+ 37 40 McMurry + 14 1982 4-5 10 Bishop College 14 7 Hardin-Simmons+ 45 31 Austin College + 17 Coach: Vernon Fewell 3 Cameron (Okla.) 28 9 Mary Hardin-Baylor+ 44 39 East Texas Baptist + 28 24 Howard Payne 20 3 Sul Ross St. 27 51 McMurry+* 48 64 Louisiana College +* 62 16 Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 27 13 Austin College+ 38 31 Mississippi College + 28 17 Sam Houston St. 21 1987 2-8 24 East Texas Baptist+ 38 44 Howard Payne + 38 34 Langston (Okla.) 8 Coach: Vernon Fewell 48 Louisiana College+ 44 38 Sul Ross State + 14 17 Prairie View A&M 6 13 Ark. Monticello 28 3 Mississippi College+ 41 29 Hardin-Simmons + 59 20 East Central Okla. 28 6 Henderson St. (Ark.) 7 29 Howard Payne+ 36 + American Southwest Conference 8 Southwestern Okla. 34 27 Tarleton St. 6 + American Southwest Conference * 4 overtimes 3 Bishop College 33 17 East Central Okla. 36 * Overtime 14 Eastern N.M. 10 13 Eastern N.M. 34 2005 5-5 16 Prairie View A&M 17 Coach: Tom Mueller 1983 7-3 27 Howard Payne 13 5-4 American Southwest Coach: Vernon Fewell 22 Abilene Christian 37 23 Trinity 31 27 Austin College 0 10 Cameron (Okla.) 28 21 Mary Hardin-Baylor + 28 9 Howard Payne 10 37 Howard Payne 56 41 McMurry + 20 41 Ouachita Baptist 8 42 Austin College + 9 7 Sam Houston St. 14 16 East Texas Baptist + 17 33 Langston (Okla.) 22 44 Louisiana College + 41 33 Prairie View A&M 14 1988-97 27 Mississippi College + 22 35 East Central Okla. 44 no teams fielded. 14 Howard Payne + 21 24 Bishop College 7 28 Sul Ross State + 29 26 Southeastern OK 7 2002 2-8 32 Hardin-Simmons + 27 24 Eastern N.M. 10 Coach: Tom Mueller + American Southwest Conference 2-7 American Southwest 1984 5-3-1 14 Trinity 42 Coach: Vernon Fewell 7 Hardin-Simmons+ 56 24 Austin College 0 5 Mary Hardin-Baylor+ 24 7 Howard Payne 7 21 McMurry+ 20 23 McMurry 0 21 Austin College+ 24 13 Tarleton St. 10 21 East Texas Baptist+ 28 9 Southeastern Okla. 3 6 Louisiana College+ 22 23 Prairie View A&M 14 14 East Central Okla. 48 12 Bishop College 36 1998 4-6 7 Eastern N.M. 42 Coach: Bryan Marmion 2-5 American Southwest 1985 6-3 17 Langston (Okla.) 43 Coach: Vernon Fewell 50 McPherson (Kan.) 34 7 N.M. Highlands 38 74 SW Assm. of God 20 5 East Central Okla. 2 0 Austin College+ 34 31 McMurry 6 0 McMurry+ 55 21 Tarleton St. 3 0 Howard Payne+ 39 24 Eastern N.M.# 27 29 Sul Ross St.+ 27 8 Howard Payne 26 6 Hardin-Simmons+ 83 30 Prairie View A&M 6 23 Mississippi College+ 21 34 Nuevo Leon, Mexico 3 3 Mary Hardin-Baylor+ 27 31 Bishop College 27 + American Southwest Conference # Overtime 1999 3-7 1986 1-9 Coach: Bryan Marmion Coach: Vernon Fewell 2-5 American Southwest 7 Ark.-Monticello 13 7 Langston (Okla.) 31 9 Howard Payne 0 13 McPherson (Kan.) 34 15 Tarleton St. 21 53 SW Assm. of God 16 Paul Salness, a flanker from Spring, caught this touchdown pass against Bishop 13 Eastern N.M. 41 34 Austin College+* 31 2 East Central Okla. 13 21 McMurry+ 68 during the Homecoming game of 1986. 18 Prairie View A&M 28 7 Howard Payne+ 42 24 N.M. Highlands 31 40 Sul Ross St.+ 44 54 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith TLU FootbalL Game-By-Game

Kendall Wilkerson, Marquis Barrolle, and Tyler Brandenburg each earned All-America honors in 2014. 2006 6-4 28 Howard Payne 21 2011 5-5 2014 9-2 Coach: Tom Mueller 24 Sul Ross State 14 Coach: Danny Padron Coach: Danny Padron 4-4 American Southwest 18 McMurry 0 4-4 American Southwest 3-0 SOUTHERN COLLEGIATE 45 Austin College 0 6 Hardin-Simmons 52 31 Austin College 28 NCAA PLAYOFFS 1ST ROUND 14 Trinity 9 7 Louisiana College 29 14 Trinity 43 61 Sul Ross State 15 21 Mississippi College + 28 7 Mississippi College 52 44 East Texas Baptist+ 34 37 Hardin-Simmons 14 9 Mary Hardin-Baylor + 31 * American Southwest Conference 51 Howard Payne+ 13 32 Louisiana College 28 31 East Texas Baptist + 28 ** Overtime 43 Sul Ross State+ 26 54 SW Assm. of God 21 28 Howard Payne + 23 16 McMurry+ 60 54 Howard Payne 27 10 Sul Ross State + 31 2009 0-10 17 Hardin-Simmons+ 67 55 East Texas Baptist 49 35 McMurry + 14 CoacH: Dennis Parker 16 Louisiana College+ 37 16 Mary Hardin-Baylor 72 7 Hardin-Simmons + 35 0-8 American Southwest 36 Mississippi College+ 16 34 Trinity+ 27 24 Louisiana College + 22 21 Trinity 22 17 Mary Hardin-Baylor+ 56 36 Austin+ 24 + American Southwest Conference 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor+ 59 + American Southwest Conference 41 Southwestern+ 14 21 East Texas Baptist+ 32 20 Mary Hardin-Baylor** 27 23 Howard Payne+ 45 2012 4-6 + Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 7 Sul Ross State+ 35 Coach: Danny Padron ** NCAA 1st Round 18 Incarnate Word 53 2-5 American Southwest 23 McMurry+ 36 38 Austin College 16 22 Hardin-Simmons+ 38 7 Trinity 31 3 Louisiana College+ 42 43 SW Assm. of God 35 24 Mississippi College+ 38 34 East Texas Baptist+ 28 * American Southwest Conference 31 Mary Hardin-Baylor+ 49 65 Sul Ross State+ 70 21 Mississippi College+ 24 2007 2-8 37 Louisiana College+* 44 Coach: Dennis Parker 58 Hardin-Simmons+** 65 2-6 American Southwest 47 Howard Payne+ 6 31 Sul Ross State 33 + American Southwest Conference 10 Trinity University 31 * Overtime 5 Mississippi College+ 34 ** Double overtime 0 Mary Hardin-Baylor+ 48 17 East Texas Baptist+ 19 2013 8-1 55 Howard Payne+ 48 2010 4-6 Coach: Danny Padron 42 Sul Ross State+* 45 Coach: Danny Padron 3-0 SOUTHERN COLLEGIATE 20 McMurry+ 9 3-5 American Southwest 44 Southwestern+ 14 34 Hardin-Simmons+ 63 14 Austin College 20 42 Trinity+ 38 26 Louisiana College+ 31 17 East Texas Baptist+ 14 64 East Texas Baptist 41 + American Southwest Conference 17 Howard Payne+ 39 45 Austin College+ 12 * 3 overtimes 28 Sul Ross State+ 11 41 Sul Ross State 16 42 Trinity 14 35 Mississippi College 32 2008 4-6 14 McMurry+ 63 37 Louisiana College 27 Coach: Dennis Parker 17 Hardin-Simmons+ 63 44 Hardin-Simmons 73 3-5 American Southwest 21 Louisiana College+ 38 63 Howard Payne 14 34 Sul Ross State** 27 42 Mississippi College+ 23 + Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference 0 Trinity 24 3 Mary Hardin Baylor+ 81 7 Mary Hardin-Baylor 63 + American Southwest Conference 14 East Texas Baptist 26 #TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 55 Coaching Career marks

Joey Meza (44) was a team leader and starting linebacker for the Bulldogs of 2014 that advanced to the NCAA playoffs.

Coaching Career Marks

Coach Years at TLU W-L-T Pct. Edgar Hennig 1921 3-0-0 1.000 James Harley 1912-13, 15-17 10-2-0 .833 Jim Wacker 1971-75 38-16-0 .703 Jack Doerfler 1926-29, 1932 25-13-1 .654 Danny Padron 2010-14 30-20-0 .600 Verl “Jiggs” Westergard 1962-63 10-9-0 .526 Dan Knight 1976-80 25-25-0 .500 Jim Malmquist 1959-61 13-13-2 .500 Carman Bonner 1969-70 9-9-2 .500 Fred Weston 1930-31 9-9-1 .500 Vernon Fewell 1981-87 29-37-1 .440 Tom Mueller 2002-06 22-28 .440 Fritz Lehnhoff 1946-49 13-20-3 .403 George Kieffer 1937-40, 50-52 22-37-1 .375 Fred Hightower 1964-68 15-30-0 .333 Bryan Marmion 1998-01 13-27-0 .325 A.J. Briesemeister 1923-25 1-6-2 .222 John Kramer 1953-58 10-38-1 .214 Adam McGuire (9) started at strong safety on two SCAC Championship teams and on the Dennis Parker 2007-09 6-24-0 .200 2014 NCAA Division III playoff team. Emil Sitz 1914 0-3-0 .000

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First Last TLU TLU Pts. TLU Pts. First Last TLU TLU Pts. TLU Pts. Opponents Game Game W-L-T Scored Allowed Opponents Game Game W-L-T Scored Allowed Abilene Christian 1987 1987 0-1-0 22 37 Midwestern (Iowa) 1966 1966 1-0-0 35 7 Allen Academy 1939 1946 3-1-0 61 2 Millsaps (Miss.) 1972 1973 1-1-0 43 18 Angelo State 1965 1969 2-3-0 69 130 Mississippi College 1998 2013 7-9-0 373 511 Arkansas A&M 1970 1970 1-0-0 21 14 Missouri Valley 1974 1974 1-0-0 42 0 Arkansas-Monticello 1971 1987 1-2-0 61 55 Monterrey Tech, Mexico 1959 1960 2-0-0 62 0 Arkansas-polytechnic 1975 1975 1-0-0 42 0 Navarro JC 1946 1947 1-1-0 16 21 Arkansas State 1973 1973 1-0-0 34 5 New Mexico Highlands 1962 1986 2-3-0 81 127 Arkansas Tech 1976 1976 1-0-0 57 20 9th Field Artillery/S.A. 1931 1931 1-0-0 19 6 Arlington State 1953 1973 1-2-0 60 64 Northern Arizona 1973 1973 0-1-0 14 28 Austin College 1953 2014 17-12-0 831 554 Northwest Louisiana 1958 1958 0-1-0 12 43 Bishop College 1963 1986 12-12-0 499 445 Northwood 1968 1971 4-0-0 124 12 Blinn JC 1928 1932 2-3-0 51 90 Nuevo Leon (Mexico) 1949 1985 2-0-0 99 3 Brackenridge HS 1912 1913 3-1-0 37 28 Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 1980 1983 2-2-0 78 56 Brooke Army Medics 1950 1950 1-0-0 21 13 Paris JC 1939 1939 0-1-0 0 27 Brownsville JC 1937 1948 1-3-0 32 31 Paul Quinn 1967 1967 1-0-0 82 6 California Lutheran 1975 1975 1-0-0 34 8 Peacock Military Academy 1914 1928 2-2-0 32 86 Cameron (Okla.) 1969 1987 1-5-1 70 137 Pensacola Naval Air Stat. (Fla.) 1958 1960 0-2-0 9 30 Central Oklahoma 1976 1979 2-2-0 64 96 Prairie View A&M 1970 1987 10-7-0 307 211 Clifton JC 1930 1948 8-1-0 212 54 Randolph Air Force Base 1913 1950 3-1-1 46 19 Colorado College 1967 1967 0-1-0 12 13 Sam Houston State 1954 1983 2-8-0 93 235 Coronal Institute 1914 1914 0-1-0 0 58 San Antonio HS 1914 1914 0-1-0 NA NA Corpus Christi 1937 1965 15-4-1 333 212 San Antonio College 1927 1930 3-0-1 86 13 Corpus Christi Naval Air Station 1949 1950 1-1-0 19 13 San Marcos Air Force Base 1951 1951 1-0-0 14 0 Daniel Baker 1949 1950 0-1-1 6 12 San Marcos Baptist Academy 1923 1928 1-2-0 14 62 Decatur 1940 1940 1-0-0 12 0 San Marcos Lobos 1928 1928 1-0-0 20 6 Del Mar JC 1951 1953 0-3-0 6 132 San Marcos HS 1926 1926 1-0-0 6 0 East Central Oklahoma 1949 1987 3-10-0 182 289 San Marcos Normal 1915 1915 0-1-0 6 13 East Texas Baptist 1949 2014 8-8-0 453 454 San Marcos Training School 1924 1924 2-0-0 19 6 East Texas State 1966 1966 0-1-0 0 42 Schreiner 1931 1953 0-11-0 20 211 Eastern New Mexico 1961 1987 8-9-0 253 327 Schreiner Prep 1928 1928 1-0-0 9 0 Edinberg JC 1930 1948 0-2-1 19 61 Schulenburg HS 1928 1928 1-0-0 10 0 Flatonia HS 1912 1912 1-0-0 71 0 Seguin HS 1916 1928 5-0-1 134 6 Floresville HS 1921 1921 1-0-0 2 0 Southeastern Oklahoma 1949 1984 3-2-0 71 36 Fredericksburg HS 1926 1926 0-1-0 0 7 SW Assemblies of God 1998 2014 4-0-0 224 92 Galveston JC 1940 1940 1-0-0 34 0 Southwestern Oklahoma 1977 1982 2-4-0 95 132 Gonzales HS 1915 1921 2-0-0 25 0 Southwestern (Texas) 1940 2014 2-1-0 94 55 Goodfellow Air Force Base 1957 1957 0-1-0 13 21 Stephen F. Austin 1954 1979 3-3-0 75 188 Great Western 1952 1952 0-1-0 7 19 Staples HS 1915 1915 1-0-0 31 0 Hardin-Simmons 1998 2014 2-15-0 377 848 St. Mary’s (Kan.) 1960 1969 1-2-0 59 56 Hanover (Ind.) 1975 1975 1-0-0 32 13 St. Mary’s (Texas) 1925 1971 1-4-1 72 119 Harding (Ark.) 1974 1975 2-0-0 73 6 Sul Ross State 1946 2014 14-18-0 777 794 Henderson State (Ark.) 1980 1981 0-2-0 25 30 Tarleton State 1961 1987 11-5-0 343 206 Houston JC 1930 1930 1-0-0 13 0 Taylor HS 1927 1927 1-0-0 12 0 Howard Payne 1952 2014 18-22-1 835 969 Texas A&M-Kingsville 1930 1964 0-5-1 46 271 Incarnate Word 2009 2009 0-1-0 18 53 Texas-Arlington 1952 1970 1-3-0 60 64 Jackson State (Miss.) 1970 1971 0-2-0 54 88 Texas (Freshmen) 1930 1939 0-5-0 23 162 Jacksonville State (Ala.) 1966 1966 0-1-0 3 21 Texas School for Deaf 1928 1938 4-1-0 53 22 Kilgore JC 1939 1939 0-1-0 0 40 Texas State 1951 1981 6-24-1 250 678 Kyle H.S. 1924 1924 0-1-0 0 12 Texas State (Freshmen) 1929 1948 4-4-1 78 88 Lackland Air Force Base 1959 1963 2-1-0 83 38 Trinity 1965 2014 11-16-0 536 673 Lamar Tech 1938 1940 1-2-0 40 72 Trinity (Freshmen) 1948 1948 0-1-0 0 12 Langston (Okla.) 1982 1999 2-2-0 91 104 12th Field Artillery 1931 1932 2-0-0 26 13 Laredo JC 1948 1948 0-1-0 0 12 23rd Infantry of S.A. 1932 1932 0-1-0 7 42 Linfield (Ore.) 1974 1974 1-0-0 52 8 Tyler JC 1952 1952 0-1-0 0 40 Lockhart HS 1915 1926 1-2-0 42 22 Uvalde JC 1947 1952 2-2-0 101 31 Louisiana College 1955 2014 8-14-0 525 652 Valparaiso (Ind.) 1974 1974 1-0-0 35 6 Luling HS 1925 1927 1-1-0 32 19 Victoria JC 1930 1953 4-3-0 107 91 Mary Hardin-Baylor 1998 2014 1-16-0 244 728 Wesleyan Institute-S.A. 1925 1927 3-0-0 108 0 McMurry 1957 2011 15-13-0 608 705 Westminster (Pa.) 1976 1976 0-1-0 0 31 McNeese State (La.) 1954 1955 0-2-0 18 64 Wharton JC 1947 1953 1-4-0 36 144 McPherson (Kan.) 1998 1999 1-1-0 63 68 Yorktown HS 1912 1912 1-0-0 20 0 Midland Lutheran 1975 1975 1-0-0 21 20 Youngstown (Ohio) 1961 1963 1-1-1 34 34

* W-L-T is TLU’s record against opponent. 2015 opponents in ALL CAPS and Bold

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Team Offense Team Defense

Rushing Yards Opponent Total Offense Opponents TD Rushes Yards Allowed Season: 3,610 yards (11 games, 583 Season: 4,820 (482.0/game, 10 Season: 24 (2.4 TDs/game, 10 games) Season: 172.5 yards/game (1,898 yards, 11 games), 1974 carries), 1974 games) 2011 2012 Game: 18 yards, vs. Tarleton State, 1974 Per Game: 328.2 (3,610 yards, 11 Per Game: 482.0 (4,820 yards, 10 Game: 8, Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2010 games, 583 carries), 1974 games), 2011 8, Sul Ross State, 2012 Points Allowed Game: 475 yards, vs. Austin College, Game: 848, McMurry, 2011 Season: 44 (4.0 points/game) 1974 1974 Total TDs Scored Most Points Scored Season: 57 (5.18 TD/game), Rushing Yards Allowed Opponent Rushing Yards Season: 446 (11 games), 2014 2014 & 1974 Season: 65.6 yards/game (721 yards, 11 games, 388 Season: 2,600 yards (266.0 yards/game, Per Game: 46.1 (415 points, 9 games), Per Game: 6.0 (54 total TDs), 2013 carries) 1974 10 games, 473 carries), 1998 2013 Game: 11, vs. Paul Quinn, 1967 Game: -20 yards, vs. Tarleton State (27 carries), 1974 Per Game: 266.0 (2,600 yards, 10 games, Game: 82, vs. Paul Quinn, 1967 11, vs. SW Assemblies of God, 473 carries), 1998 1998 Passing Yards Allowed Game: 385 yards, Howard Payne, Least Points Scored Season: 125 yards/game (1,500 yards, 12 1998 Season: 52 (6.5 points/game, 8 games) Opponents Total TDs Scored games,312 attempts) 1975 1954 Season: 51 (5.1 TD/game), 2011 Game: 19 yards, vs. Austin College (11 attempts), 2006 Passing Yards Game: 11, Hardin-Simmons, 1998 Season: 3,253 yards (325.3/game, 10 Opponents Points Scored 11, Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2010 Interceptions games, 401 attempts) 2012 Season: 412 (41.2 points/game, 10 Season: 23 (2.56 INT/game) 1970 Per Game: 326.7 (2,940 yards, 9 games, games) 2001 Game: 4, vs. Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 1962 364 attempts) 2013 Game: 83, Hardin-Simmons, 1998 4, vs. Howard Payne, 2013 Game: 558 yards, vs. Sul Ross State, 2012 Most TD Passes Season: 31 (3.4 TDs/game, 9 games) Opponent Passing Yards 2013 Season: 3,096 yards (10 games, 301 Game: 9, vs. Sul Ross State, 2012 attempts), 2007 Per Game: 309.6 (3,096 yards, 10 games, Opponents TD Passes 301 attempts), 2007 Season: 31 (3.1/game, 10 games) Game: 677 yards, McMurry, 2012 2011 Game: 8, McMurry, 2010 Total Offense Season: 5,478 yards (498.0 yards/ Most TD Rushes game, 11 games) 2014 Season: 41 (3.73 TDs/game, 11 Per Game: 521.2 yards/game (4,691 games) 1974 yards, 9 games) 2013 Game: 8, vs. SW Assemblies of God, Game: 701 yards, vs. East Texas 1998 Baptist, 2013

Individual Offense Rushing Yards Pass Attempts Total Offense Career: 3,537 Royce Johnson, 1969-72 Career: 931 Sean Salinas, 2002-05 Career: 7,658 Sean Salinas, 2002-05 Season: 1,792 Marquis Barrolle, 2014 Season: 409 Robbie Bozeman, 1999 Season: 2,873 Brent Peavy, 2013 Game: 288 Marquis Barrolle, vs. Howard Payne, 2014 Game: 71 Robbie Bozeman, vs. Sul Ross, 1999 2,843 Trenton White, 2014 2,832 Sean Salinas, 2004 Rushing Touchdowns Receiving Yards Per Game: 319.2 Brent Peavy (9 gm, 2,873), 2013 Career: 40 Mike Washington, 1973-76 Career: 3,017 Jason Trahan, 2003-06 Game: 505 Sean Salinas, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2004 Season: 16 David Wehmeyer, 1971 2,637 Roy Maas, 1966-69 501 Brent Peavy, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2013 Game: 4 David Wehmeyer, vs. St. Mary’s (Kan.),1974 2,257 Cameron Peavy, 2010-13 4 Mike Cantu, vs. SW Oklahoma, 1980 Season: 1,089 Cameron Peavy, 2013 Points Scored 4 Kenny Gransberry, vs. Louisiana College, 2004* 1,086 Jason Trahan, 2005 Career: 247, Allen Cain, 2009-12 4 Marquis Barrolle, vs. Louisiana College, 2014 Per Game: 121.0 Cameron Peavy (9 gm, 1089), 2013 246, Mike Washington, 1973-76 Game: 218 Cameron Peavy, vs. Sul Ross, 2012 Season: 101, Tyler Brandenburg, 2014 Rushing Attempts 216 Cameron Peavy, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2013 98, David Wehmeyer, 1971 Season: 297 Marquis Barrolle, 2014 95, Allen Cain, 2012 Game: 50 Marquis Barrolle, vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2014 TD Receptions 90, Marquis Barrolle, 2014 Career: 31, Jason Trahan, 2003-06 Game: 24, David Wehmeyer, vs. St. Mary’s (Texas), 1971 Passing Yards 22, Cameron Peavy, 2010-13 24, Mike Cantu, vs. SW Oklahoma, 1980 Career: 7,558 Sean Salinas, 2002-05 15, Roy Maas, 1966-69 24 Kenny Gransberry, vs. Louisiana College, 2004 Season: 2,800 Sean Salinas, 2004 15, Lewis Williams II, 2011-14 24 Cameron Peavy, vs. Sul Ross State, 2012 2,569 Brent Peavy, 2012 Season: 13, Cameron Peavy, 2013 24 Cameron Peavy, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2013 2,565 Brent Peavy, 2013 12, Bruce Alan Wells, 1969 24 Marquis Barrolle, vs. Howard Payne, 2014 Per Game: 285.0 Brent Peavy (9 gm, 2,565), 2013 11, Jason Trahan, 2006 280.0 Sean Salinas (10 gm, 2,800), 2004 11, Caleb Oliver, 2014 TDs Responsible For (Passing + Rushing) Game: 519 Sean Salinas, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2004 Game: 4, Cameron Peavy, vs. Sul Ross, 2012 Career: 67, Mike Washington, 1973-76 4, Cameron Peavy, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2013 62, Sean Salinas, 2002-05 TD Passes 3, Fred Hightower, vs. Sul Ross State, 1956 61, Brent Peavy, 2010-13 Career: 58 Sean Salinas, 2002-05 3, Steve Sanders, vs. Paul Quinn, 1967 SEASON: 33, Brent Peavy, 2013 49 Brent Peavy, 2010-13 3, Roy Maas, vs. Paul Quinn, 1967 31, Sean Salinas, 2004 Season: 28 Brent Peavy, 2013 3, Mike Walters, vs. Howard Payne, 2001 30, Trenton White, 2014 26 Sean Salinas, 2004 27, Brent Peavy, 2012 Game: 6 Rick Amick, vs. Paul Quinn, 1967 Pass Receptions 24, Mike Washington, 1974 6 Robbie Bozeman, vs. Sul Ross, 1999 Career: 202 Roy Maas, 1966-69 6 Brent Peavy, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2013 167 Lewis Williams II, 2011-14 151 Steven Thrash, 2007-10 Passes Completed 149 Jason Trahan, 2003-06 Career: 511 Sean Salinas, 2002-05 143 Cameron Peavy, 2010-13 Season: 206 Trenton White, 2014 Season: 72 Cameron Peavy, 2013 201 Robbie Bozeman, 1999 60 Rollie Casas, 1999 197 Brent Peavy, 2013 58 Lewis Williams II, 2013 Game: 34 Robbie Bozeman, vs. Sul Ross, 1999 55 Steven Thrash, 2009 32 Brent Peavy, vs. Southwestern, 2013 Game: 15 Roy Maas, vs. Austin College, 1967 13 Cameron Peavy, vs. How. Payne, 2013

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Misc. Offensive Records SPECIAL TEAMS

Most Plays Over 90 Yards Field Goals 3 Jason Trahan (91 TD, 95 TD, 98 TD) Career: 43 Allen Cain, 2009-12 35 Holt Storrie, 2004-07 Most TD Plays Over 90 Yards Season: 17 Allen Cain, 2011*% 3 Jason Trahan (91, 95, 98) 17 Allen Cain, 2012* 17 Tyler Brandenburg, 2014 Longest Run From Scrimmage 13 Holt Storrie, 2004 91 Dominique Hardaway, vs. Howard Payne, 2013 Game: 5 Allen Cain vs. SW Assem. of God, 2012* 90 Marquis Barrolle, vs. Howard Payne, 2014 5 Allen Cain vs. Mississippi College, 2011* 89 Shane Summers, vs. Howard Payne, 1987 3 Ron Broz vs. Austin College, 1970 3 Jamey Cain vs. Eastern N.M., 1978 Longest Run From Scrimmage For Touchdown 3 Chris Keller vs. Tarleton State, 1974 91 Dominique Hardaway, vs. Howard Payne, 2013 3 Jose Zarate vs. Prairie View A&M, 1987 90 Marquis Barrolle, vs. Howard Payne, 2014 3 John Ostrom vs. McMurry, 2001 89 Shane Summers, vs. Howard Payne, 1987 3 John Ostrom vs. McMurry, 2002 3 Holt Storrie vs. Howard Payne, 2004 Longest Pass Play From Scrimmage 3 Holt Storrie vs. East Texas Baptist, 2005 98 Sean Salinas to Jason Trahan, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2004* 3 Allen Cain vs. Howard Payne, 2011 3 Allen Cain vs. Sul Ross State, 2011 Longest Pass Play For Touchdown 3 Allen Cain vs. Louisiana College, 2011 98 Sean Salinas to Jason Trahan, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2004* 3 Tyler Brandenburg vs. La. College, 2013 3 Tyler Brandenburg vs. H.-Simmons, 2013 Longest Play From Scrimmage 98 Sean Salinas to Jason Trahan, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2004* Longest Field Goal 59, Allen Cain, vs. Mary Hardin-Baylor, 2012 Longest Play From Scrimmage For TD 53, Allen Cain, vs. Mississippi College, 2011 98 Sean Salinas to Jason Trahan, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2004* 53, Jose Zarate, vs. Cameron (Okla.), 1986

Most Points Scored Both Teams Longest Punt 135 (Sul Ross State 70, Texas Lutheran 65, 2012)* 87 Dennis Ortmann, vs. Austin College, 1972

Most Plays In A Game - Individual Season Punting Average 83 Robbie Bozeman (12 rush, 71 pass), vs. Sul Ross State, 1999* 43.0 Harold Anderson, 1962

Misc. Defensive Records Punts 22, vs. Schreiner, 1946 Fewest Opponent Rushes In A Game 4 Sul Ross State (2002)* Most Combined Punts 35, Texas Lutheran (22) and Schreiner (13), 1946 Tyler Brandenburg Fewest Opponent Pass Attempts In A Game 3 Mary Hardin-Baylor (1998)* Most Yards Gained Punting 493, David Lyons, vs. Hardin-Simmons, 1998 Interceptions Career: 22 Carl Schoessow, 1968-71 Longest Kickoff Return Season: 10 Doug Nettles, 1985 97, Casey Davis, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2012 9, David Garcia, 2004% 92, Anthony Smith, vs. Sul Ross State, 2007 Game: 4 Vernon Fewell, vs. Corpus Christi, 1962 91, Eddie Marburger, vs. Sul Ross State, 1956 90, Richard Miller, vs. Howard Payne, 1985 Interceptions Returned For TD In Season 3 Kyle McNally, 2011 Longest Kickoff Return for a TD 97, Casey Davis, vs. East Texas Baptist, 2012 Longest Interception Return 92, Anthony Smith, vs. Sul Ross State, 2007 95 Carl Schoessow, vs. Trinity, 1969 91, Eddie Marburger, vs. Sul Ross State, 1956 90, Richard Miller, vs. Howard Payne, 1985 Longest Interception Return for TD 95 Carl Schoessow, vs. Trinity, 1969 Most Kickoff Returns 95 Jordan Sims, vs. Howard Payne, 2014 64, 2001*

Longest Fumble Return for TD Most Kickoff Return Yards In A Season 86 Drake Dowling, vs. Mississippi College, 2013 1,307, 2001*

Forced Fumbles In A Game Most Kickoff Return Yards In A Game 3 Walter Barreda, vs. Howard Payne, 2011 261, vs. Trinity, 2004 Kickoff Return Average In A Game 32.6, vs. Trinity (8 returns for 261 yards), 2004*

Individual Kickoff Return Average In Game 55.5, Brandon Kyle, vs. Trinity, 2004 Lewis Williams II Individual Kickoff Return Yards 132, Coy Schneider, (5 returns for 132 yards) vs. Trinity, 2004 SPECIAL TEAMS (Continued)

Individual Kickoff Return Avg In Season Most Punt and Kick Return Yards/Game 30.3, Brandon Kyle, 2004 104.8, Mario Martinez, 2002*

Most Kickoff Returns In A Season Longest Punt Return 40, Mario Martinez, 2002* 95, Carl Schoessow, vs. Jackson State, 1970

Most Yards Kickoff Return In a Season Longest Punt Return for TD 840, Mario Martinez, 2002* 95, Carl Schoessow, vs. Jackson State, 1970

Most Yards Punt & Kick Return In Season * American Southwest Conference record 1,048, Mario Martinez, 2002 % NCAA Division III leader

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RUSHING G Att Avg TD Long Avg/G Tot.Yds FIELD GOALS FG-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk INTERCEPTIONS No Yds Avg 1. Kenny Gransberry 36 545 3.9 18 34 61.5 2215 1. Allen Cain 43-63 68.3 0-0 13-14 16-22 9-19 5-8 59 3 1. Dwight Bonner 16 238 14.9 2. Marquis Barrolle 17 364 6.0 18 90 127.9 2174 2. Holt Storrie 35-48 72.8 0-0 10-10 14-20 7-14 1-1 51 5 1. David Garcia 16 138 8.6 3. Anthony Smith 37 451 4.0 9 70 49.1 1818 3. TylerBrandenburg 29-42 69.0 2-2 11-13 11-17 4-9 1-1 51 1 3. Drake Dowling 10 162 16.2 4. Dom. Hardaway 34 307 4.7 18 91 46.9 1595 4. John Ostrom 25-45 55.5 0-1 15-16 3-13 7-14 0-1 47 6 4. Jake Robbins 7 69 9.8 5. Bill Miller 40 319 4.4 10 57 35.5 1421 5. Chris George 5-8 62.5 0-0 2-2 3-4 0-2 0-0 37 0 5. Kyle McNally 5 116 23.2 6. Jerry Barbee 21 227 5.0 11 74 54.7 1148 6. Josh Spaw 4-8 50.0 0-0 2-2 1-1 1-5 0-0 44 2 5. Brandon McCoy 5 94 18.8 7. A.J. Saucedo 22 243 4.5 10 39 49.2 1083 7. Phil Garlin 3-5 60.0 0-0 2-3 0-0 1-2 0-0 45 2 5. Jason Maples 5 7 1.4 8. Charles Cooper 20 192 4.4 7 31 41.9 837 5. Adam McGuire 5 71 14.2 9. Brent Peavy 32 250 2.8 12 51 21.9 701 9. David Vogt 4 55 13.7 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points 10. Mitchell Bunger 20 223 3.0 8 29 33.5 669 10. Robert Bonner 3 77 38.5 1. Allen Cain 0 43-63 118-121 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 247 10. David Saenz 3 65 21.7 2. Holt Storrie 0 35-48 118-124 0-2 0-0 0-0 0 0 223 PASSING G Att-Comp-Int Pct TD Lng Avg/G Yds 10. Joaquin Garcia 3 51 17.0 3. Jason Trahan 31 0-0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 188 1. Sean Salinas 36 931-511-40 54.9 58 98 209.7 7549 10. LaRon Grady 3 36 12.0 4. Tyler Brandenburg 0 29-42 99-104 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 186 2. Brent Peavy 32 655-413-21 63.1 49 67 169.4 5420 5. John Ostrom 0 25-45 83-94 1-1 1 0-0 0 0 162 SACKS G No. Yds 3. Craig Dailey 27 683-345-37 50.5 32 75 163.7 4420 6. D. Hardaway 24 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 144 4. Robbie Bozeman 20 683-317-35 46.4 31 73 190.6 3811 1. Bryan Doolittle 36 14.5 94 7. Cameron Peavy 22 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 132 5. Trenton White 30 491-287-10 58.5 34 77 113.8 3414 2. David Longoria 28 13 96 8. Marquis Barrolle 17 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 120 6. Mitchell Bunger 20 520-277-17 53.3 27 80 159.3 3186 2. Ethan Powell 27 13 100 9. Steven Thrash 19 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 114 7. Joel Waldon 23 363-174-16 47.9 13 92 94.8 2180 4. Jake Robbins 21 12 61 10. Kenny Gransberry 18 0-0 0-0 2-3 0 0-0 0 0 112 8. Matt Schumacher 8 198-100-13 50.5 12 91 164.8 1318 4. Roderick Chambers 40 12 85 9. Adam Vyvial 24 184-86-8 46.7 10 73 45.8 1098 6. Shaun Washington 38 11 76 PUNTING No Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd 10. Jarret Buchholtz 7 169-77-14 45.6 8 47 150.7 1055 6. Tony Kosub 27 11 62 1. Dillon Koop 165 6558 39.7 74 13 39 44 2 6. Chris Kyle 10 11 91 2. Frank Vera 158 6045 38.2 66 10 17 43 2 RECEIVING G Catches Avg TD Lng Avg/G Yds 9. James Fowler 20 10.5 42 3. Trey Brezina 58 2204 38.0 56 3 7 9 1 1. Jason Trahan 38 149 20.3 31 98 79.4 3017 10. Chris Hicks 29 10 95 4. Thomas Elbel 44 1670 38.0 70 0 3 13 1 2. Cameron Peavy 33 143 15.8 22 77 68.4 2257 5. Dane Hughes 102 3881 38.0 69 6 9 19 3 FUMBLES FORCED G No. 3. Steven Thrash 35 151 13.9 19 80 60.2 2108 6. Marcos Valderas 46 1730 37.6 53 4 8 13 0 4. Lewis Williams II 40 167 11.6 15 55 48.5 1942 1. Ty Johnson 18 7 7. Chadd Brown 49 1820 37.1 70 2 7 16 0 5. Darrell White 40 110 14.5 12 80 39.7 1588 8. Phillip Garlin 24 876 36.5 61 2 1 5 3 2. Jake Dearing 39 6 6. Rollie Casas 26 117 11.8 14 47 55.7 1448 9. David Lyons 150 5375 35.8 65 10 13 31 3 3. Jake Robbins 39 5 7. Mike Walters 39 143 11.8 11 75 34.7 1354 10. R.C. King 66 2353 35.6 60 0 10 15 3 3. Ben Samples 39 5 8. Matt Ross 37 71 14.9 11 60 29.6 1097 5. Jarrad McAdams 20 4 9. Dustin Hannon 34 71 14.3 6 57 29.9 1018 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G 5. Jerry Nelson 24 4 10. Anthony Smith 37 73 12.1 5 56 23.9 885 1. Anthony Smith 37 1817 852 55 1525 0 4282 115.7 5. Casey Wedding 35 4 5. Augustine Nwoko 39 4 2. Lewis Williams 40 32 1942 25 1393 0 3392 84.8 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G 5. Walter Barreda 18 4 3. Jason Trahan 38 40 3017 0 10 0 3067 80.7 1. Sean Salinas 36 1189 109 7549 7658 212.7 5. Darnell Bohannon-Bey 29 4 4. Ken Gransberry 36 2215 394 0 0 0 2609 72.5 2. Brent Peavy 32 905 701 5420 6121 191.3 5. Marquis Barrolle 17 2174 313 0 0 0 2487 146.3 FUMBLES RECOVERED G No. 3. Craig Dailey 27 869 132 4420 4552 168.6 6. David Lyons 30 648 255 547 983 0 2433 81.1 4. Robbie Bozeman 20 858 420 3811 4231 211.5 1. Jake Robbins 39 9 7. Mario Martinez 20 153 762 208 1190 0 2313 115.6 5. Trenton White 30 579 467 3414 3881 129.4 2. Andy Puryear 40 6 8. Cameron Peavy 33 0 2257 0 29 0 2286 69.3 6. Mitchell Bunger 20 743 669 3186 3855 192.8 3. Bradley Snowden 39 5 9. Steven Thrash 35 9 2108 0 0 0 2117 60.5 7. Joel Waldon 23 500 271 2130 2451 106.6 3. Rudy Guarnero 10 5 10. Brandon Kyle 38 26 822 0 1147 0 1995 52.5 8. Ken. Gransberry 36 545 2215 0 2215 61.5 5. Gil Escobedo 32 4 9. Marquis Barrolle 17 364 2174 0 2174 127.9 TACKLES G Solo Ast Total 6. Mike Milliman 10 3 10. Anthony Smith 37 454 1818 34 1852 50.1 6. Nathan Thigpen 17 3 1. Jake Dearing 39 134 160 294 6. Jack Moses 20 3 2. Andy Puryear 40 146 133 279 PUNT RETURNS No Yds Avg TD Long 6. Robert Lagow 20 3 3. Jack Moses 39 116 152 268 1. David Lyons 56 547 9.8 0 45 6. Tony Kosub 27 3 4. Bradley Snowden 39 125 115 240 2. Jesse Gremminger 31 359 11.6 2 75 6. David Garcia 28 3 5. Jake Robbins 39 124 109 233 3. Ronnie Canedo 30 348 11.6 0 60 6. Dustin Boren 29 3 6. Dwight Bonner 40 127 64 191 4. Tyler Denman 17 232 13.6 0 60 6. Clay Magill 29 3 7. John Tate 28 66 113 179 5. Drake Dowling 21 220 10.5 0 51 6. Matt Alves 30 3 8. Will Gavit 40 73 100 173 6. Mario Martinez 16 208 13.0 1 67 6. Jason Maples 36 3 9. Ben Samples 39 76 91 167 7. Brian Box 15 125 8.3 0 30 6. Will Gavit 40 3 10. David Garcia 28 89 77 166 8. David Garcia 10 112 11.2 0 35 6. Jack Moses 29 3 9. Coy Schneider 19 108 5.7 0 16 TACKLES FOR LOSS G NO. YDS 6. Kevin Cossey 20 3 10. Kelshall Rivas 11 93 8.5 0 21 6. Zack Weathersby 30 3 1. Carlos Santiago 36 37 137 6. James Fowler 20 3 1. Andy Puryear 40 37 102 KICK RETURNS No Yds Avg TD Long 6. Walter Barreda 18 3 3. Ethan Powell 27 31.5 141 1. Anthony Smith 90 1942 21.6 1 92 6. Jordan Vines 5 3 4. Roderick Chambers 40 28 120 2. Lewis Williams 65 1393 21.4 0 41 6. Andrew Syrinek 29 3 5. Bryan Doolittle 36 27.5 118 3. Mario Martinez 55 1190 21.6 0 50 6. Klayton Smith 24 3 6. Jake Dearing 39 25 95 4. Brandon Kyle 52 1147 22.0 0 65 6. Darian Candler 18 3 7. Jack Moses 39 25 77 5. David Lyons 49 983 20.1 0 73 6. Ethan Powell 27 3 8. Troy Ebensberger 20 24 73 6. Mario Herrera 38 792 20.8 0 36 8. Dustin Boren 29 24 97 7. Jordan Sims 27 736 27.3 0 46 10. Tony Kosub 27 21 89 8. Ckody Burton 26 537 20.7 0 44 10. James Villarreal 23 21 71 9. Zach Rowland 17 370 21.8 0 61 10. Augustine Nwoko 39 21 61 10. Brian Box 18 363 20.2 0 40 10. Jake Robbins 39 21 107

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SCORING OFF. G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pt Avg. RUSHING OFFENSE G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G 1. 2013 9 54 51 1 0 12 1 415 46.1 1. 2014 11 546 2880 5.3 29 261.8 1. 2006 10 1317 1834 665 3151 4.7 27 315.1 2. 2014 11 57 50 0 0 17 0 446 40.5 2. 2013 9 395 1751 4.4 18 194.6 2. 2008 10 1964 1706 630 3670 5.8 42 367.0

3. 2012 10 47 44 1 0 17 1 381 38.1 3. 2004 10 405 1740 4.3 20 174.0 3. 2005 10 1345 2395 706 3740 5.3 32 374.0 4. 2011 10 454 1626 3.6 15 162.6 4. 2004 10 49 34 4 0 13 0 375 37.5 4. 2003 10 1443 2564 702 4007 5.7 43 400.7 5. 2012 10 405 1556 3.8 17 155.6 5. 2005 10 38 29 2 0 9 0 288 28.8 5. 2014 11 1635 2783 765 4418 5.8 44 401.6 6. 2007 10 424 1544 3.6 12 154.4 6. 2011 10 33 32 0 0 17 1 285 28.5 6. 2002 10 1883 2169 671 4052 6.0 45 405.2 7. 2010 10 365 1302 3.6 13 130.2 7. 1999 10 31 20 6 0 9 0 241 24.1 7. 2004 10 1740 2334 717 4074 5.7 43 407.4 8. 2001 10 373 1216 3.3 11 121.6 8. 2007 10 31 26 1 0 8 1 240 24.0 8. 2009 10 1959 2146 644 4105 6.4 53 410.5 9. 2002 10 396 1191 3.0 10 119.1 9. 2000 10 33 30 0 0 3 0 237 23.7 10. 2005 10 370 1190 3.2 12 119.0 9. 2001 10 2126 2098 638 4224 6.6 48 422.4 10. 2006 10 30 29 0 0 5 0 224 22.4 11. 2006 10 319 1163 3.6 12 116.3 10. 1999 10 1847 2442 725 4289 5.9 47 428.9 11. 2001 10 29 19 5 0 6 0 221 22.1 12. 1998 10 345 1552 3.3 14 113.6 11. 2013 9 1459 2461 682 3920 5.7 35 435.6 12. 2010 10 29 29 0 0 4 0 215 21.5 13. 2003 10 355 1098 3.1 8 109.8 12. 2010 10 1516 2965 709 4481 6.3 51 448.1

13. 1998 10 28 21 1 0 3 1 202 20.2 14. 2000 10 292 1048 3.6 14 104.8 13. 2000 10 2024 2351 730 4375 6.0 46 437.5

14. 2003 10 23 15 2 0 5 0 172 17.2 15. 2008 10 359 1007 2.8 9 100.7 14. 1998 10 2600 1961 725 4561 6.3 34 456.1 16. 1999 10 263 972 3.7 9 97.2 15. 2009 10 22 16 2 0 5 1 169 16.9 15. 2007 10 1528 3096 677 4624 6.8 46 462.4 17. 2009 10 339 668 2.0 7 66.8 16. 2008 10 19 17 1 0 4 0 145 14.5 16. 2012 10 1925 2850 714 4775 6.7 50 477.5

16. 2002 10 18 14 0 0 7 1 145 14.5 17. 2011 10 1949 2871 766 4820 6.3 52 482.0 PASSING OFFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct Yds Avg/P TD Yds/G

1. 2013 9 364 234 8 64.3 2940 8.1 31 326.7 TDS SCORED G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pt Avg. RUSHING DEFENSE G Rushes Yards Avg TD Yds/G 2. 2012 10 401 241 14 60.1 3253 8.1 29 325.3 1. 2014 11 57 18 0 0 17 0 446 40.5 1. 2006 10 364 1317 3.6 8 131.7 3. 2005 10 360 196 14 54.4 2930 8.1 24 293.0 2. 2013 9 54 51 1 0 12 1 415 46.1 2. 2005 10 389 1345 3.5 12 134.5 4. 2004 10 362 202 16 55.8 2881 8.0 27 288.1 3. 2004 10 49 34 4 0 13 0 375 37.5 3. 2003 10 391 1443 3.7 14 144.3 5. 2000 10 401 217 20 54.1 2661 6.6 17 266.1 4. 2012 10 47 44 1 0 17 1 381 38.1 4. 2014 11 404 1635 4.1 19 148.6 6. 1999 10 442 215 21 48.6 2568 5.8 20 256.8 5. 2005 10 38 2 9 2 0 90 288 28.8 5. 2010 10 321 1516 4.7 20 151.6 7. 2014 11 383 228 11 59.5 2598 6.8 25 236.2 6. 2011 10 33 32 0 0 17 1 285 28.5 6. 2007 10 376 1528 4.1 18 152.8 8. 2003 10 303 161 15 53.1 2262 7.5 15 226.2 7. 2000 10 33 30 0 0 3 0 237 23.7 7. 2013 9 337 1459 4.3 15 162.1 9. 2006 10 323 150 17 46.4 1977 6.1 17 197.7 8. 2007 10 31 26 1 0 8 1 240 24.0 8. 2004 10 405 1740 4.3 20 174.0 10. 2001 10 322 140 14 43.5 1877 5.8 18 187.7 9. 1999 10 31 20 6 0 9 0 241 24.1 9. 1999 10 439 1847 4.2 20 184.7 11. 2011 10 313 162 7 51.8 1867 6.0 14 186.7 10. 2006 10 30 29 0 0 5 0 224 22.4 10. 2002 10 390 1883 4.8 23 188.3 12. 2009 10 327 146 25 44.6 1842 5.6 15 184.2 11. 2001 10 29 19 5 0 6 0 221 22.1 11. 2012 10 382 1925 5.0 24 192.5 13. 2008 10 304 148 15 48.7 1826 6.0 9 182.6 12. 2010 10 29 29 0 0 4 0 215 21.5 12. 2011 10 391 1949 5.0 18 194.9 14. 2010 10 288 154 12 53.5 1815 6.3 14 181.5 13. 1998 10 28 21 1 0 3 1 202 20.2 13. 2009 10 372 1959 5.3 20 195.9 15. 1998 10 341 140 21 41.1 1653 4.8 13 165.3 14. 2003 10 23 15 2 0 5 0 172 17.2 14. 2008 10 378 1964 5.2 20 196.4 16. 2007 10 282 130 14 46.1 1524 5.4 15 152.4 15. 2009 10 22 16 2 0 5 1 169 16.9 15. 2000 10 439 2024 4.6 25 202.4 17. 2002 10 248 122 15 49.2 1499 6.0 6 149.9 16. 2008 10 19 17 1 0 4 0 145 14.5 16. 2001 10 399 2126 5.3 22 212.6

17. 2002 10 18 14 0 0 7 1 145 14.5 17. 1998 10 473 2600 5.5 27 260.0 SCORING DEFENSE G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Avg

1. 2006 10 30 27 0 0 4 1 221 22.1 TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G PASS DEFENSE G Att Cmp Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G 2. 2005 10 33 24 1 0 7 0 245 24.5 1. 2013 9 1751 2940 759 4691 6.2 54 521.2 1. 2008 10 252 136 12 54.0 1706 6.8 19 170.6 3. 2014 11 44 33 4 0 5 1 322 29.3 2. 2014 11 2880 2598 929 5478 5.9 57 498.0 2. 2006 10 301 136 13 45.2 1834 6.1 21 183.4 4. 2013 9 35 30 1 0 7 2 267 29.7 3. 2012 10 1556 3253 806 4809 6.0 47 480.9 3. 1998 10 252 119 8 47.2 1961 7.8 24 196.1 5. 2008 10 42 33 1 0 7 0 308 30.8 4. 2004 10 1516 2881 803 4397 5.5 49 439.7 4. 2001 10 239 137 2 57.3 2098 8.8 26 209.8 6. 2002 10 45 38 4 0 2 0 322 32.2 5. 2005 10 1190 2930 730 4120 5.6 36 412.0 5. 2009 10 272 178 5 65.4 2146 7.9 29 214.6 7. 2003 10 45 40 1 0 8 0 336 33.6 6. 2000 10 1048 2661 693 3709 5.4 31 370.9 6. 2002 10 281 167 11 59.4 2169 7.7 20 216.9 8. 2004 10 45 42 1 1 7 0 337 33.7 7. 1999 10 1155 2568 705 3540 5.0 29 354.0 7. 2004 10 312 150 16 48.1 2334 7.5 23 233.4 9. 2000 10 49 37 2 0 2 1 343 34.3 8. 2011 10 1626 1867 767 3493 4.6 33 349.3 8. 2000 10 291 153 12 52.6 2351 8.1 21 235.1 10. 1999 10 47 41 3 0 8 0 353 35.3 9. 2003 10 1098 2262 658 3360 5.1 23 336.0 9. 2005 10 317 149 13 47.0 2395 7.6 20 239.5 11. 2007 10 47 41 1 0 12 0 361 36.1 10. 2006 10 1163 1977 642 3140 4.9 29 314.0 10. 1999 10 286 162 8 56.6 2442 8.5 25 244.2 12. 2010 10 51 44 2 0 4 0 366 36.6 11. 2010 10 1302 1815 653 3117 4.8 29 311.7 11. 2014 11 366 184 13 50.3 2783 7.6 22 253.0 13. 2012 10 51 45 1 0 5 0 368 36.8 12. 2001 10 1216 1877 695 3093 4.5 29 309.3 12. 2003 10 311 183 11 58.8 2564 8.2 29 256.4 14. 2011 10 52 42 2 0 6 1 380 38.0 13. 2007 10 1544 1524 706 3068 4.3 27 306.8 13. 2013 9 345 168 17 48.7 2461 7.1 18 273.4 15. 1998 10 53 34 5 0 5 3 383 38.3 14. 2008 10 1007 1826 663 2833 4.3 19 283.3 14. 2012 10 332 201 7 60.5 2850 8.6 24 285.0 16. 2009 10 53 47 0 0 11 1 400 40.0 15. 1998 10 1136 1653 686 2789 4.1 27 278.9 15. 2011 10 375 227 10 60.5 2871 7.7 31 287.1 17. 2001 10 54 44 2 0 12 2 412 41.2 16. 2002 10 1191 1499 644 2690 4.2 16 269.0 16. 2010 10 388 237 8 61.1 2965 7.6 28 296.5

17. 2009 10 668 1842 666 2510 3.8 22 251.0 17. 2007 10 301 173 13 57.5 3096 10.3 28 309.6

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 61 All-Americans Over the years, a number of Bulldogs have been selected to various All-America teams, including the AP Little All-America, Kodak, D3football.com, Lutheran Brotherhood, NAIA and USA Football squads. This alphabetical list recognizes First Team, Second Team, Third Team and Honorable Mention Selections from the Associated Press, Kodak, Lutheran Brotherhood, NAIA, USA, D3football.com and Don Hansen’s Football Gazette football teams. We welcome additions/corrections to this list as long as those additions/corrections include some documentation. Matt Alves 2006*, 2007* Richard Miller 1985 Andy Anderson 1963 Tommy Moten 1984 Frank Annweiler 1961 Ebbie Neptune 1962 Pat Bailey 1967 Doug Nettles 1985 Marquis Barrolle 2014 Chris Ormiston 1983 Walter Bartosh 1974 Dennis Ortmann 1973, 1974 Greg Biedeger 1971 Kevin Ott 1975 Melvin Boelter 1968, 1969, 1970 Carroll Parker 1984 Marquis Barrolle Fred Davis Arlen Dunham Steve Bohnert 1976 Jeremy Pawelek 2005 Dustin Boren 1999 Jim Perdue 1974 Tyler Brandenburg 2014 Kent Richter 1968 Ronnie Broz 1970 Matt Ross 2004 Allen Cain 2011&, 2012& D.W. Rutledge 1974 Jim Craig 1967 David Saenz 1999 Fred Davis 1976 Bobby Sagebiel 1972 Arlen Dunham 1955 Carl Schoessow 1970, 1971 Phil Dunne Jerry Ellis Trent Faith Phil Dunne 1975, 1976 Ricky Smith 1971 Jerry Ellis 1975 Mark Stavinoha 1973 Trent Faith 1984 Jeff Stevens 1976 Otis Fields 1973 Holt Storrie 2004, 2005 Joe Froelich 1972 Carl Tolbert 1977 David Garcia 2004 Walter Ulbricht 1971, 1972 Willie Gipson 1975 Robert Valdez 1975 B.J. Gotte 2000 Mike Washington 1974, 1975, 1976 Joe Froelich Gene Greenshield Fred Hightower Gene Greenshield 1950 Dan Wegand 1972 Josh Heimann 2000 David Wehmeyer 1971, 1973, 1974 Fred Hightower 1954 Larry West 1969, 1970 Arlon Hoermann 1965 Bruce Alan Wells 1969 Royce Johnson 1972 Kendall Wilkerson 2014 Chris Keller 1976 Mike Klett 1968 * Academic All-American Wade Klare 1985 & Playing and Academic All-American Royce Johnson Wade Klare Eddie Marburger Bucky Lampe 1977 Billy Larson 1959 Lief Larson 1982, 1983 Bill Lehman 1960 Elton Lieke 1964 Dickie Manske 1965 Eddie Marburger 1957 Roy Maas 1967, 1968, 1969 Charlie McMahon D.W. Rutledge Mike Washington Charlie McMahon 1957 Floyd Medearis 1970, 1971 Mike Medina 1986

62 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith Capt. Thomas E. Eddy Award Winners New Braunfels, Texas native Thomas E. Eddy played offensive guard and linebacker for the Bulldogs during the 1961 and 1962 seasons. On June 26, 1966, Capt. Eddy was killed in action in Vietnam. His family and friends established the Capt. Thomas E. Eddy Memorial Award, which is given each year to an outstanding TLU football player. Listed below are the names of football players who have been honored with the Eddy Award. 1967 - Larry Nowotny 1986 - Alan Witte

1968 - Bobby Boudreaux 1987 - Allen Brzozowski

1969 - Mike Orr 1998 - Travis Illian &

1970 - Tommy Risinger Tony Kosub Josh Adkinson Bobby Boudreaux Wayne Cucco 1971 - Bervin Mirtsching 1999 - Josh Reinhart

1972 - Walter Ulbricht 2000 - Dustin Boren

1973 - Mark Stavinoha 2001 - Matt Ross

Phil Dunne Kyle Gillis Will Gavit 1974 - D.W. Rutledge 2002 - Merlin Friesenhahn

1975 - Robert Valdez 2003 - Will Gavit

1976 - Phil Dunne 2004 - Josh Adkinson

1977 - Wayne Cucco 2005 - Andy Puryear

Jimmy Gonzales Travis Illian Larry Nowotny 1978 - Tommy Cook 2006 - Kyle Gillis

1979 - Jimmy Gonzales 2007 - Eric Walker

1980 - Tim Mikan 2008 - James Villarreal

1981 - Jeff Yates 2009 - Brandon McCoy Andy Puryear Tommy Risinger Matt Ross 1982 - Lief Larson 2010 - Jack Moses

1983 - Lief Larson & 2011 - Rogelio Cantu

Joe Lange 2012 - Jacob Laubach

1984 - Carl Shannon 2013 - Bradley Snowden D.W. Rutledge Mark Stavinoha Walter Ulbricht 1985 - Ron Biediger 2014 - Kendall Wilkerson

#TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 63 TLU All-TIME FOOTBALL ROSTER The list that follows on the next eight pages is a collection of players’ names that have, at some time or other, appeared on a Texas Lutheran football roster. This is not a collection of lettermen, although many of these players did letter. Lettermen lists in the TLU football annals are scarce, particularly for the early years. What we have attempted to do here is compile a comprehensive list of all players who (at some point in their college journey) were members of the Bulldog football team. Additions, corrections and other bits of information are most welcome. Please email the TLU Sports Information Office ([email protected]) with your information. Thank you.

The members of the 1914 Lutheran College squad stand with Head Coach Emil Sitz on the far right, back row.

A Albrecht, Leslie 1955 Anderson, Charles 1964-67 Asahene, Emmanuel 2007-11 Bang, Jason 2003-04 Abraham, Gene 2006 Aldakkour, Anthony 2010-11 Anderson, Dantrell 2008-09 Askey, Richard 1980 Bannister, Bill 1982-84 Abrameit, Zachary 2005 Aldridge, Michael 2000-03 Anderson, David 1965 Attwood, Randy 2010 Barbee, Jerry 1998-01 Abrego, Chris 1998 Alexander, Dylan 2010-13 Anderson, Dustin 2008 Auten, Bill 1963 Barecky, Josh 2000 Abundis, Carlos 1981 Alexander, Emmanuel 2010-11 Anderson, Jamon 2013 Avila,Adam 1998 Barajas, Tristen 2014 Arce, Joshua 2009 Alexander, Houston 2013 Anderson, Jevante’ 2014 Axel, Jac 2011 Barna, Matt 2013 Ache, Matthew 2001 Alexander, Lloyd 1971-74 Anderson, Jonathon 2011 Ayres, Zachary 2004 Barnes, Deion 2011-14 Acton, David 2002-05 Alford, Mike 1972 Anderson, Wayne 1975 Azenhoffer, Wayne 1952-54 Barnett, Bubba 1968-70 Adair, Kyle 2013 Allen, Logan 2014 Annweiler, Frank 1959-61 Barnhard, Bill 1972 Adamcek, Fred 1974-75 Allen, Mitchell 1986 Annweiler, Rick 1965 B Barnhard, Rubin 1956 Adame, Adan 1985-87 Allen, Richard 2009-10 Ansley, Mark 1977 Baasen, Wesley 1946-49 Barreda, Walter 2010-11 Adame, Max 2000-01 Allen, Steve 2007 Anthony, Jordan 2005 Babineaux, Bob 1974 Barrera, Louis 2003 Adams, Kody 2010-11 Allen, Thomas 1986 Anthony, Sam 1953 Badgett, Jacob 2011 Barrolle, Marquis 2013-14 Adams, Tavian 2006 Allison, Charles 2010 Appelt, Robert 2006 Badillo, Randy 1999 Barron, Joe 1949-52 Adkins, Troy 2012 Allsop, Scott 1977 Appling, Mike 1986-87 Bahr, Jake 2012-14 Barros, Kevin 1984-86 Adkinson, Joshua 2002-05 Alton, Martin 1985 Arbuckle, Ronny 1954 Bailey, L.J. 1928-29 Barter, Jesse 2001 Aguayo, Gary 1998 Altonen, Rick 1981 Arciniega, Ruben 2000-01 Bailey, Pat 1965-68 Barton, Gary 2005 Aguilar, Alex 1999-01 Alvarado, Elwin 2006 Ardoin, Cedric 2001 Bailey, Zach 2005 Barton, Jimmy 2000 Aguilar, Art 2007 Alvarado, Mark 2008 Arevalo, Oscar 1981 Baird, Conner 2014 Bartosh,Walter 1971-74 Aguilar, Juan 2014 Alves, Brian 2002-03 Arias, Art 2009 Baker, Jesse 1946-1949 Battros, Mitchell 1949-50 Aguilar, Joel 2002 Alves, Matt 2004-07 Arldt, Christopher 1999 Baker, Ronald 1977-79 Batson, Roderick 2005-08 Ahrendt, Wilfred 1939-40 Amaro, Ray 1974-75 Armstrong, Shawn 2004 Balanta, Gregory 2013-14 Bauer, Dylan 2013 Ahrens, Christian 2013-14 Ament, Guy 2002-05 Arnic, Leonard 1976-79 Balfanz, Layne 2014 Bauhof, Ned 1984 Ajiodo, Okolo 2002-03 Amick, Rick 1968 Arnold, Frank 1959-62 Ball, Aaron 2013 Baumbach, Dennis 1969-70 Aki, Rusty 2006 Anderson, Aaron 2014 Arredondo, Robert 2013 Ball, Gary 1974 Baumann, Trevor 2013 Albers, John 1939-40 Anderson, Andy 1960-63 Arroyo, Ivy 1981 Ballenger, Kevin 1984 Bautista, Matt 1980-81

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The 1972 Bulldogs are pictured here. Coached by Jim Wacker, the players in this photo put down the foundation for two national titles.

Bays, Brian 2013-14 Biediger, Greg 1966- 67 Boren, Dustin 1998-01 Brosius, Robby 1998-99 Butler, Quint 2008 Beard, Russell 1963-65 Biediger, Ralph 1981-82 Borgestede, Don 1955-58 Brothers, Quinton 2006 Buya, Michael 2013 Beathard, Trey 1979 Biediger, Ronnie 1981-85 Bosse, Marvin 1950-51 Brown, Chadd 2013-14 Byrd, Brandon 2012 Beauchane, Mike 1971 Biediger, Roy 1967-70 Boudreaux, Bobby 1965-68 Brown, Darrell 1980-82 Beaulieu, Jonathan 2003 Bielfeldt, Karl 1998 Boudreaux, Colton 2013-14 Brown, Dave 1977 C Bennett, Christopher 2014 Bigott, Will 1947 Bowls, Raymond 1928-29 Brown, Dwain 1980 Cabe, Brandon 1998 Bennett, Jamelle 2005 Bills, Mike 1981-85 Bowman, David 2002 Brown, Eric 1980-82 Cabiya, Joshua 2003 Beck, Clinton 2003 Bindi, Sahr 2006 Box, Brian 2007, 2009-11 Brown, Garrett 2005 Cabrera, Josh 2007 Beck, Ronnie 2007-08 Birk, Ronald 1952 Boxley, Josh 2004 Brown, Glenn 2010 Caddie, Chaz 2008 Becker, Franklin 1955 Bishop, Jonathan 2007 Boyd, Caston 2008 Brown, I.J. 1959-62 Caffey, Colin 2009 Becker, Gilbert 1959 Black, Niel 1960 Boyd, Chuck 1970-71 Brown, J.B. 2014 Cain, Allen 2009-12 Becker, Otto 1936-38 Blackwell, Reginald 1999 Boyd, DeMarcus 2011-12 Brown, Jarell 2014 Cain, Jamey 1977-79 Beckham, Rick 1974 Blair, Scott 2013 Boyd, Lowell 1980 Brown, Kerry 2010-12 Cain, Jimmy 1976 Beicker, Don 1972-75 Blake, Steve 1977 Bozeman, Robbie 1998-99 Brown, Kyle 2003-04 Calavan, Trent 2000-01 Belasquez, Jason 2004 Bland, Glenn 1957 Bracher, Fredrick 1936-38 Brown, Larry 1987 Calderon, Ben 1983-84 Belden, Chase 2002-03 Bland, John 1998 Braden, Daniel 2001 Brown, Lavon 2000-01 Callis, Andrew 2005 Bell, Artie 1937-38 Blaschke, David 1964 Braden, Jordan 2014 Brown, Malvin 1975-79 Campbell, Brian 1999-01 Bell, Cedrick 2002 Bleiler, Richard 1975 Bradford, Alfred 2005-08 Brown, Thomas 1985 Campbell, Hunter 2011 Bell, Dwight 2003 Blomquist, Edwin 1969 Bradford, Steve 1978 Brown, Troy 2012 Campbell, Kaleb 2014 Bell, Ryan 2003 Bloomer, John Paul 2004-08 Bradley, Brian 1977-78 Brown, Zach 2009 Campbell, Ryan 2002 Bell, Travis 2011 Bloomquist, Glynn 1972 Brady, Edwin 1966 Broz, Ronnie 1968-71 Campbell, Quincey 1980 Belyeu, Billy 2003 Blucher, Garrett 2011-12 Bragg, Dale 1972 Brucklacher, John 1975 Campbell, Steve 1977 Benavides, Ben 2013 Blumburg, Johnny 1950 Brand, Kaid 2011 Brunet, Trevor 2001 Campbell, Walter 2004 Benavides, David 2001 Blume, Darryl 1985 Brandenburg, John 1980-83 Bryan, John 1960-62 Campsey, Tommy 1965 Bennett Jr., Harold 1965 Blume, Walter 2003 Brandenburg, Tyler 2011-14 Brzozowski, Allen 1984-87 Candler, Darian 2013-14 Bennett, Richard 1972 Bode, Collin 2011-12 Bratton, Gerald 1961 Brzozowski, Dwayne 1986 Canedo, Ronnie 1998-01 Benson, Mark 1982 Boehl, Billy 1949-54 Braun, Leon 1931 Bubela, Colton 2013 Canion, Bing 1981 Benson, Zane 2011 Boelter, Melvin 1968-70 Braun, Richard 1998 Buchholtz, Jarret 2009-10 Cannata, Matt 2009-12 Benware, Anthony 1998 Boemecke, Charles 1966-69 Brawley, Lucas 2011 Buck, Jared 2002-03 Cannon, Drake 2011 Berg, Laddie 1960-63 Boenig, Clarence 1955 Brawner, Eugene 1946-47 Buckley, Raphiel 2000 Cano, Alex 1998 Berger, Royce 1961 Boening, Henry 1963-67 Brayan, John 1959-61 Budd, David 1977-78 Cantu, Derek 1999 Bermea, Mario 2014 Bogart, Robert 1963 Brewer, Dexter 2004-06 Bull, Tyler 2010 Cantu, Eduardo 1998 Bernard, Burk 1955 Bogle, Sean 2013-14 Brezina, Trey 2006 Bunch, Brandon 1999 Cantu, Mark 1975-76 Bernhard, David 1971 Bohannon-Bey, Darnell 2010-12 Briell, Bobby 1971 Bunger, Mitchell 2010-11 Cantu, Mike 1980-83 Berry, Dan 2000 Bohls, Alvin 1929 Brinkley, Barry 1985-87 Burchell, Joshua 2003 Cantu, Oscar 1951 Berry, Denato 2006 Bohls, Ed 1966-67 Brinkmeyer, Herbert 1970 Burk, Stephen 2006 Cantu, Rogelio 2009-11 Berry, Tony 1958-59 Bohls, Fred 1958-60 Brinson, Daniel 2013-14 Burkholder, Jody 1971 Capak, Kyle 2006 Besch, Mike 1979 Bohls, James 1962-65 Briscoe, Charles 1999 Burleson, Dustin 2008 Carbee, Judd 2002 Best, Waldemar 1923 Bohnert, Steve 1974-76 Briseno, Alejandro 2014 Burns, Will 2003 Cardenas, Larry 2011 Bethel, Gary 1970-73 Bolden, Howard 2002-03, 2006 Bristch, Charles 1974-77 Burroughs, Doug 1977 Carder, Cody 2014 Bethke, Dennis 1969-70 Bolger, Jack 2010-11 Broadway, Ben 2005 Burroughs, Royce 2000 Cardona, Richard 1975-76 Beveridge, Garry 2004-05 Bolton, Matthew 2007 Brock, Demetrius 2014 Burton, Ckody 2010 Carew, Mike 1985-87 Bevel, Darion 2014 Bommer, Jacob 2000 Brock, Jobi 2001 Busch, Jeremiah 1999 Carey, Tyler 2012 Bevly, Wes 2001 Bonar, Justin 2009 Brock, Robert 1963 Bustamante, Marcos 1984-87 Carleton, Greg 1986 Beynaerts, Bobby 2006 Bonner, Dwight 2005-08 Brodie, Anthony 1974 Bustillos, Raul 2014 Carlson, Jay 1959 Bickham, Cayle 2013-14 Bonner, Robert 2005-08 Bromschwig, Mark 1979 Butler, Bobby 1977 Carmack, Mike 2000 Biedeger, Greg 1971 Bonugli, Robert 2005-07 Brooks, Steve 1975-78 Butler, Jeff 2006 Carmichael, Tom 1960-61 Biedermann, Bob 1979 Booker, Jonathan 2003-05 Brooks, Tim 2008 Butler, Kelvin 2008 Carpenter, Mark 1977-80

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Quarterback John Fuquay (9) turns the corner with running back Richard Miller (40) out in front. Carr, Bobby 1981-82 Clark, Matt 1979 Corely, Barry 1968 Davis, Billy 1972-74 Diebel, Clarence 1938 Carrera, Tom 1977-80 Clement, Oscar 1938-40 Cornelious, Chance 2014 Davis, Casey 2012 Diedrich, Brian 2000 Carrillo, Isac 1998 Clements, Sean 2006-07 Cortez, Gilbert, 1967 Davis, Chad 1998 Diggs, Brandon 1986 Carrillo, Robert 2003-04 Clervi, Art 1975-76 Coselli, Ray 1973-76 Davis, Charles 1968 Dikes, Jimmy 1977 Carrizales, Roy 1977 Cleveland, Quinnten 2007-09, 2011 Cossey, Kevin 2009-11 Davis, Chuck 1977 Dismuke, A.D. 2003 Carter, Ken 1972 Clifton, John 1984 Cox, Jim 1981 Davis, Connor 2013 Dismukes, Kenneth 1954-55 Carter, Moneque 1974-76 Cline, Carl 2004 Cox, Jimmy 1971 Davis, Devin 2008-10 Dixon, Danny 1975 Cartwright, Bill 1957 Cline, Kirby 1978-81 Cox, Josh 2006 Davis, E.H. 1954 Doerfler, Alfred 1932 Casas, Rolando 1998-02 Cline, Thomas 2006 Cox, Robert 1966 Davis, Fred 1973-76 Doerfler, David 1967-70 Castaneda, Jamie 1974 Clinger, Norman 1950 Crabtree, Matthew 2008 Davis, James 1967 Doherty, Sean 2008 Castillo, Jaymes 2007-10 Clouse, Jerry 2002-03, 2005-07 Craig, Jimmie 1964-67 Davis, Jeff 2006-07, 2009-10 Dollar, Dakota 2009 Castillo, Ray 1980 Clouse, James 2006 Crawford, Charlie 1967 Davis, John 1977 Dominguez, Robert 1975 Castillo, Rodolfo 2013 Clyburn, Steve 1986 Crawford, Thaddeus 1977 Davis, Keith 1987 Doolittle, Bryan 2011-14 Castor, Paul 2005 Coe, Justin 2001 Creel, Lindon 1959 Davis, Luke 2008-09 Dorcin, Paul 2009 Cate, Tom 1975 Cohen, Tyler 2013 Cress, Dylan 2014 Davis, Mike 2005 Dorfi, Mike 1962 Caudell, Aaron 2006 Coffey, Ryan 2001 Cromidus, Paul 1979-81 Davis, Steve 2007 Dorsey, Chris 2000-01 Cavazos, Frank 1957 Coker, Mike 1982-85 Crouch, Ross 1950 Davis, Thomas 1952 Doubrava, Allen 1953 Cavazos, Tino 1957 Coleman, Nicholas 2005 Crowson, Virgle 2002-05 Dawkins, Chase 2014 Dove,Alus 1974-76 Cedillo, Alex 1974 Collier, Doug 1974 Crumpler, Steve 1971 Dawson, Nathan 2002 Dowling, Drake 2012-14 Cervantes, Jesse 1980 Collier, Wesley 2002 Cruz, David 1985 De La Garza, Clay 2012 Drisdale, Carlton 1980-83 Cervantes, Vincent 1998 Collins, Art 1952-53 Cruz, Fernando 2014 De La Garza, Hector 1979-81 Drum, Hiram 2003-05 Cervenka, Ray 2010 Collins, Daniel 2009 Cruz, Martin 2009 De Los Santos, Eric 2002 Drusedow, Gary 1965 Cevallos, Robert 2011 Collins, Danny 1981-84 Cruz, Matthew 2012 Deagan, Jordan 2013 Dube, Wallace 1946-50 Ceyanes-Erwin, Josh 2012 Collins, Dean 1983-85 Cucco, Wayne 1974-77 Deanda, Robert 2000-01 DuBose, Brian 2011 Chacon, Randy 2002 Collins, Phil 2004 Cude, Jason 1998 DeAngelo, Doug 1986 Duelm, Mark 2001 Chafin, Jeff 1976-79 Collins, Sean 2006 Cuevas, Eric 2003-04 Dear,Allen 1986-87 Duffy, Charles 2002 Chambers, Roderick 2002-03, 05-06 Compton, Jake 2001-02 Cummings, Duke 1940-41 Dearing, Jake 2002-05 Duhart, Charles 1986 Chance, Brandon 1999 Conatanzo, Tony 1950-51 Cundiff, Taylor 2009 Deason, Bubba 1985 Duhon, Cody 2004 Chaney, Cagen 2014 Condra, Wayne 1981-85 Cunningham, Shawn 2008-09 Dedear, Dennis 1958-60 Duke, Brian 1981 Chaney, Mike 2004 Conery, Doug 1967 Curiel, Christopher 2002 Delacruz, Johnny 1998 Duke, Dustin 2000 Charles, Matthew 2006 Conn, Travis 1999 Curtis, Ray 1953 Del Bosque, Bobby 1987 Duncan, Kenneth 1966 Cheeves, Princston 2005 Contreras, Benjamin 2005 DeLuna, Beto 1999-00 Dunham, Arlen 1953 Chevez, Leo 2007 Cook, Brandon 2006 D Denburg, Ricky 1985 Dunham, John 1971 Childs, Mike 1977 Cook, Brian 1980 Dahlen, Chris 2001-02 Denman, Tyler 2011 Dunham, Mark 1998 Choate, Micah 2005 Cook, Charles 1952 Dailey, Craig 2000-02 Denny, Gary 1979 Dunk, Cameron 2002-03 Chollett, David 1977-79 Cook, Chuck 2002-06 Damrow, Seth 2013 Denyer, Buzzy 1955-58 Dunkin, Donald 1985-86 Christenson, Mike 1980 Cook, John 1981-84 Dannhaus, William 1929-31 Derby, J. Frank 2010 Dunlap, Taylor 2009-11 Christian, Bruce 1980-83 Cook, Robert 1972 Dannhaus, Herman 1928-29 DeVilbiss, Dean 1984-86 Dunn, Dylan 2014 Christian, Chris 1977-81 Cook, Tommy 1975-78 Daniels, Dan 1970-73 Dewey, Mike 1977 Dunn, Peter 1980-81 Chudej, Chris 2010-11 Cooke, David 1953-54 Daniels, D’Vonte 2011 DeWitt, Brian 2011 Dunne, Phil 1973-76 Churbe, Devin 2009 Cooksey, James 1966 Daniels, Earl 1947 Diaz, Fred 1985 Durand, Leonard 2008-09 Church, Dan 1977-80 Cooper, Ben 2004-05, 2008-09 Danz, Dennis 1974-77 Diaz, Rolando 1981 Durden, Devonte 2010 Cihal, Cade 2012 Cooper, Charles 2010-11 David, Tom 1951 Dick, Mark 1974 Dworaczyk, Gary 1973 Clark, Denny 1957 Cooper, Gary 2009-11 Davila, Ryan 2004 Dickinson, Francisco 2013-14 Dykes, Jim 1978 Clark, Garyon 2012 Cooper, Sheldon 1981-82 Davila, Tim 2004 Dickey, Bruce 1974-75 Dyson, Travis 2007 Clark, Herschel 1949 Corbin, John 1998-00 Davis, Benjamin 2009 DiCola, Michael 2006

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On the left, two-time All-SCAC performer Matt Hochstrasser offers pass protection. On the right, Hall of Famer David Wehmeyer (ball in hand) joins Rutledge (far right) for a 1984 game program photo shoot. Rutledge and Wehmeyer were part of TLU’s 1974 NAIA-II National Championship team. E Etheredge, Sean 1999 Foster, Kyle 2000-03 Garcia, Ernie 2005-08 Goetz, Paul 1946-47 Eady, Sean 2007 Evans, Billy 1998 Foster, Mike 1980 Garcia, Francisco 2007 Goldberg, Harry 1977 Earley, Ross 1959-61 Evans, Christopher 1999-00 Fowler, James 2011-12 Garcia, Gabe 2012 Goldlap, Bruno 1923 Earlywine, Garrett 2014 Garrett, Evans 2013 Fox, Jacob 2012-14 Garcia, Jacob 2010 Gomez, Rene 1985 Ebensberger, Troy 2002-03 Everline, Jessie 2000 Fox, Truxton 2005-06 Garcia, Johnny 2014 Gomez, Ricardo 1999-00 Eberhart, James 2011 Evetts, Gerald 1954-56 Franklin, Adam 2008 Garcia, Joaquin 1998-99 Gomez, Stephen 2012 Eckles, David 2004 Franklin, Anthony 2002-03 Garcia, Kristopher 1999 Gonzales, David 2004 Eddington, Jalil 2012 F Franklin, Jody 1980-83, Garcia, Tommy 2011 Gonzales, Edgar 2012 Edgemond, Bill 1983-85 Faglie, W.B. 1965 Franklin, Larry 1956-59 Garcia, Xavier 2013 Gonzales, Edward 1981 Edwards, Charlie 1958-60 Fain, Josh 1998 Frank, Caleb (2009) Gardner, Matt 1999 Gonzales, Ernest 1999 Edwards, Chris 2002, 2005-06 Faith, Trent 1981-84 Franks, Charles 1973-76 Garlin, Phillip 1998 Gonzales, James 2003-04 Edwards, Marty 1975-78 Faldyn, Mark 1979-81 Franks, Richard 1975-76 Gartha, Russ 1973 Gonzales, Jimmy 1977-79 Edwards, Seth 2002 Falcon, Henry 2014 Fraser, Brandon 2002 Garza, Buster 1951-53 Gonzales, Jose 2002 Edwards, Zach 1999 Fannin, John 2012 Freeman, Chris 2007-08 Garza, Conrad 2000 Gonzales, Joshua 2006 Egbe, Lionel 2013 Farmer, David 1975-77 Freeman, Christopher 2004 Garza, Mike 1998-99 Gonzales, Leandro 2002-04 Egg, Garrett 2010 Farrell, Pat 1981-82 Freeman, Steve 1974-77 Garza, Jesse 2011-12 Gonzalez, Edgar 2011 Eggers, Mike 1980-81 Favata, Eduardo 2014 Frick, Jason 2005 Gaskamp, Bruno 1946 Gonzalez, Justo 1984 Egwuagu, Martin 2005 Fehrenkamp, David 1985 Friedrich, Stephen 1966 Gaston, Brandon 2002 Gonzalez, Mario 1998 Ehler, John 1974 Felan, Ryan 2013 Friesenhahn, Merlin 2001-04 Gaston, Greg 1977 Gonzalez, Rogelio 1986 Ehrhardt, Charles 1940-41 Felder, John 1974 Frimpter, Bill 1972 Gaubatz, Robert 1959 Gonzalez, Sidney 2013-14 Eichler, Allen 1956 Feller, Stephen 1962-65 Froelich, Joe 1970-72 Gauna, Matt 2012-13 Gonzalez, Tony 2008 Elbel, Thomas 2005 Ferguson, Mike 1975-77 Fromme, Travis 1977 Gavit, Will 2003-06 Gooch, Aaron 1958-59 Ellis, Chad 2010-11 Ferguson, Shane 2005 Frost, Joshua 1999 Geiner, Richard 1953 Goode, Bruce 1981-82 Ellis, Jerry 1973-75 Fennell, Markel 2010 Frye, Joshua 2014 Gendron, Joel 1977-80 Goodin, Mason 2012 Ellis, Mark 1977 Fernandez, Jimmy 1981-83 Fulton, Aaron 2003 Gersch, Ken 1972-74 Goodlow, Josh 2008-11 Ellis, Patrick Fernandez, Martin 2002 Fulton, Jeremy 2012 Gesch, Jordan 2008-10 Goodrich, Josh 1999-01 Ellison, Ephraim 2013 Ferree, Marcus 2010-11 Funk, Tim 1975-78 Gevertz, Richard 1980 Goodson, John 1957 Elmore, Rodney 1999 Ferrera, Greg 1977 Fuquay, John 1986-87 Gibbs, Robbie 1980-82 Goodwin, Bill 1947 Emerson, Brian 1979-81 Fewell, Vernon 1959-62 Gibson, J.R. 2013 Goodwin, Evan 2013 Emerson, Brian 1998-01 Fiala, Steven 2005-07 G Giese, Ross 1966 Goosetree, Tim 1975-78 Ender, Gottfried 1923 Fields, Derrick 1998-02 Gadberry, Don 2008-09 Giesscer, Alphonse 1928-29 Gorka,Wilbert 1959 Ender, Max 1952, 55-56 Fields, Otis 1970-73 Gadison, Jocky 1972-75 Gigee, Nathan 2008 Gorman, Art 1977-78 Engelhardt, Marcus 1965 Figol, Tyler 2012-13 Gallegos, Jerry 2005-07 Gilliam, Alec 2012 Gotte, B.J. 1998-2000 Engeling, Jeff 1983-85 Fike, Shelby 1977-80 Gallegos, Shayne 1999-01 Gilliland, Paul 1950 Grabs, Glenn 2000 Enterline, Trey 2012-13 Fink, Andrew 1999 Galindo, Zach 2014 Gillis, Kyle 2005-07 Gracy, Rick 1972 Epps, Joseph 2011-12 Fisher, Bill 1977 Galloway, Bobby 1953-55 Gilmore, Al 1979-81 Grady, LaRon 1999-02 Erskine, James 1928-29 Fisher, Terrence 2002-03 Galvan, Jerry 2008 Ginn, Colby 2011-14 Graf, Randy 1980 Erxleben, Ray 1955 Fletcher, Darrell 1980 Galvan, Ricky 2004 Gips, Frank 1979-82 Graff, Fred 1961 Escobar, Derrick 1998-99 Flint, John 1967 Galvez, Louis 2009 Gips, Paul 1940-41 Granchelli, Joseph 2008-09 Escobar, Jason 1998 Flores II, Jorge 2002 Gann, Don 1977-80 Gipson, Darrin 2007 Gransberry, Kenny 2001-04 Escobedo, Gilbert 1998-02 Flores, John 1998-99 Gann, Mike 1962-64 Gipson, Ronald 2011 Gray, Tyler 2013 Esfandiari, Doug 1998-01 Flores, Juan 2002-05 Gaona, Jason 2011 Gipson, Willie 1973-75 Grayson, Gavin 2011 Esparza, Manuel 1967-68 Flores, Justin 1998-01 Garcia, Aaron 2010 Girard, Kole 2014 Greathouse, Kash 2005-08 Espinosa, Johnny 2014 Flores, Luis 2009 Garcia, Andre 2013 Givens, Chance 2014 Greathouse, Horace 1987 Espinoza, Robert 2001-02 Flores, Shawn 2002-03 Garcia, Brandon 2014 Glenn, Richard 1964-65 Green, Bo 2005 Essary, Todd 1980-83 Floyd, Jacob 2011 Garcia, Daryl 2010-11 Glenn, T.J. 2006 Green, Davis 1985-86 Estes, Blake 2012 Forbes, Charlie 2002-03 Garcia, David 2002-04, 2006 Glenewinkel, Ron 1978-80 Green, Earon 2004 Esteves, Gilbert 1985-87 Fortenberry, Joe 1970-71 Garcia, Dimitri 2002-03 Glitz, Bill 1962 Green, Jim 1956-58 Estlinbaum, John 1957 Foster, Justin 2007 Garcia, Ed 1953-56 Goerdel, Calvin Green, Ronnie 1975 Estrada, Arthur 1998 Foster, Justin 2013 Garcia, Eric 2007-09 Goessler, Ken 1955-56 Greer, Courteney 2006

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Fritz Lehnhoff (head coach from 1946-49) talks with his assistant coach Wilbert “Red” Miller. Greenshield, Gene 1947-50 Handowski, John 2013 Helduser, Jim Bob 1975-78 Hines, Greg 1998-99 Ikels, Kenan 1986-87 Greeson, Ryan 2004-05 Hannehann, Louis 1928-29 Hellstein, John 1972 Hobbs, Joe 1959 Illian, Travis 1998 Gregor, Ray 1956-58 Hannon, Dustin 2011-14 Helmcamp, George 1955-58 Hochstrasser, Matt 2011-14 Inco, Mike 2014 Gregory, Dick 1950-53 Hanz, Stephan 1986 Helmuth, Schwarz 1931-32 Hodge, Robert 1986 Ingle, Ed 1979 Gremminger, Jesse 2005-07 Hapshie, Solomon 1998 Helweg, C.J. 2006 Hodge, Tristan 2005 Iozzi, Daniel 2011 Gresh, Ed 1964 Hardaway, Dominique 2010-13 Henderson, Kelton 2013 Hodges, Willie 1975 Grieger, Karl 2010 Hardaway, John 1977 Henderson, Patrick 2005 Hoermann, Arlon 1963-66 J Griesen, Ricky 1977 Hardee, Billy 2007-09 Henkes, Chuck 1975-78 Hoffer, Elroy 1953 Jackson, Bill 1975-78 Grimes, James 1948 Hardeman, Demetrius 2000-02 Henley, Gary 1964 Holland, Jimbo 1985 Jackson, Dennis 1962 Grimes, Jason 1999 Harland, Sylvester 1974 Henning, William 1962 Holliday, Richard 1977 Jackson, Dylan 2002 Grobe, Corbin 2011-12 Hargrove, Max 2004 Henri, Mike 1998 Hollub, Jacob 2009 Jackson, John 2006-09 Grohman, Luke 2002-03 Harper, Efrin 2008 Henry, Ronald 1951 Holmes, Chauncey 2008 Jackson, Reggie 2014 Grote, Roland 1941 Harper, Sam 1953-56 Hensley, John “Briggs” 2008 Holtkamp,William 1947 Jackson, Tyrone 2007 Grote, Roland 1966 Harpold, Charles 1966 Henze, Harold 1968-71 Hooi, Ed 1979 Jaehne, Gus 1923 Guarnero, Rudy 1998 Harrell, B.J. 1998 Herber, Charlie 1969-71 Hooker, Randall 1999 Jahn, Cullen 2009 Guenter, Bruce 1977-78 Harris, Charlie 1959-62 Herber, Ewald 1923 Hopkins, Jeff 1984 James, Anthony 2013 Guenther, Rusty 1979-80 Harris, Deonte 2010 Hernandez, David 1985-87 Horton, Jonathan 2011 Janda, Lyle 2004 Guerra, Nathan 2005 Harris, Harry 1974 Hernandez, Estevan 2010-11 Horton, Rhett 1998 Janak, Michael 2004-07 Guerrero, Justin 2009 Harris, Max 1983-84 Hernandez, George 1964-67 Horwood, Stanley 1949-50 Janak, Samuel 2012 Guinyard, Michael 2008 Harris, Ryan 2000-01 Hernandez, Manuel 2004 House, Larry 1962 Janes, Michael 1999-01 Gullion, Ronnie 2005 Harris, Wendell 2004 Hernandez, Mike 1999 Howlett, Tyler 2013-14 Janes, Matt 2003-06 Gummerman, Geoff 1983-85 Harrison, Richard 1962 Herrera, Aaron 2008 Hovda, Joshua 1999 Janicek, Daryl 1968-69 Gummert, Darrell 1975 Harrison, Robert 2011-12 Herrera, Jared 2009-10 Hrachovina, Josh 2007 Janysek, Gerald 1977 Gunga, Heinz 1954 Harryman, Casey 2005-07 Herrera, Mario 1999-01 Hubbard, Lloyd 1977-78 Jarvis, Larry 1965 Gupton, Rex 1939 Harsh, Hollis 1958 Herrera, Matt 2007 Huber, Gerald 1980-84 Jaster, Delvin 1952-53 Gutchess, Kevin 1981 Hargers, Dantrel 2013-14 Herrera, Valdermar 1985-86 Huber, Wade 2007 Jefferson, Jabre 2012 Gutierrez, Jacob 2014 Hart, Wes 1998 Herring, Thurman 1969 Huckeba, Charles 1966 Jefferson, Kevin 1999 Gutierrez, Lyndon 2005 Hartel, Michael 2007 Hertz, John 1985 Hudson, Eddie 1970-71 Jendrusch, Tommy 1981-82 Gutierrez, Matt 2011 Hartfiel, Ray 1953-54 Herzog, Tyler 2012 Huebinger, John 1951 Jensen, James 1953 Gutierrez, Mike 1981-82 Hartfiel, Travis 2005-06 Heyland, Gary 195 Huff, Rocky 2009-11 Jermstad, Jimmy 1950 Guzmann, Memo 1984 Hartmann, Kurt 1930-31 Hickey, John 1974 Huffman, Dennis 1977 Jernigan, Jerry 1985-87 Harvey, Kyle 2005 Hicks, B.J. 1999 Huffman, Gary 1962-64 Jerome, Therron 2009-12 H Hasker, Sammy 1952 Hicks, Byron 2009 Hughes, Barry 2002-03 Jeschke, Roger 1968 Haag, Francis 1938 Haunch, Dick 1950 Hicks, Cody 2004 Hughes, Dane 2002-03 Jetty, Lee 1947 Haag, Victor 1938 Hawkins, Darrell 1954 Hicks, Cody 2014 Hughes, Vernon 2009-10 Jetty, Norman 1946-47 Haas, Thomas 1965 Hayes, Derek 2010-11 Hicks, Chris 1999-01 Hull, Allen 1978 Jimenez, Josh 2007-08 Haas, Gary 1981 Hayes, Jimmy 1952 Hightower, Fred 1953-56 Humphrey, Derek 2004 Jimenez, Mike 2005 Haggerty, Stanley 1980 Hazeley, Levi 1999-01 Hilbert, Maurice 1949-51 Huntley, Harold 1968 Jimenez, Obed 1986 Hajek, Jeff 1998 Hearn, Kelvin 2014 Hildebrandt, Walter 1951 Huron, Brendon 2013-14 Jimenez, Steve 1953-54 Hale, Don 1964 Heath, Derrick 2005-06 Hill, Bryan 2011 Hutchingson, C.B. 1963 Jimeniz, Noe 1980 Hale, Zac 2009 Heights, Doug 1974 Hill, Glenn 2011 Hveem, Todd 1980 Jimerson, Darrell 2011 Halliburton, Troy 1954-56 Hernandez, Mark 1999 Hill, Jerry 2008-09 Hyek, Nike 1986 Joeckel, Billy 1980-82 Hamilton, Bobby 2005 Heimann, Josh 1998-01 Hill, John 1967 Johnson, Bryce 2014 Hamilton, David 1984 Heinrich, Carl, 1930-31 Hill, Willie 2005 I Johnson, Dillon 2012 Hancock, Houston 2008 Heinrich, Max 1923 Hiller, Robert 1969 Ibe, Chris 1998 Johnson, Frederick 2002 Ibeh, Chisolm 2011 Johnson, Gerald 1958-60 68 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith TLU All-TIME FOOTBALL ROSTER

Quarterback Sean Salinas (left) and wide receiver Jason Trahan (right) re-wrote the TLU passing and receiving records. Johnson, Jeremy 2008 Kaiser, Keith 2005-08 Kitzman, Charlie 1977-1780 L Leopold, Marcus 2010 Johnson, Jimmie 1987 Kaiser, Marvin 1959 Klare, Wade 1983-85 Lacefield, Jon 2012 Leos, Ethan 2014 Johnson, Jody 1960 Kaleh, John 1980 Klawitter, Josh 2006 Laechelin, Vernon 1936-38 Leslie, Greg 1999 Johnson, Kurt 1962-63 Kalich, Rodney 1981-82 Klein, Daven 2013-14 LaFleur, Venton 2010-11 Lewis, Curtis 1999-01 Johnson, Kyle 2010-13 Kalkwarf, Paul 1970-71 Klein, Harold 1949 La Grone, Tre 2012-14 Lewis, Demetrius 1986-87 Johnson, Kurt 1999 Kallies, Basil 1975-77 Klemstein, Scott 1983 Laging, Lawrence 1952 Lewis, Ryne 2011 Johnson, Manson 1998-00 Kallus, David John 2014 Klett, Mike 1967-68 Lagow, Robert 1998-99 Leyendecker, Matt 1999 Johnson, Patrick 2011 Kalmbach, Brock 1972-74 Kliewer, John 1984 Laird, Justin 2006 Lieke, Elton 1961-64 Johnson, Rawley 1960-61 Kaltenbach, Shawn 2009 Kniejski, Robert 1977 Lamascus, Rick 1966-69 Liles, Mike 1964 Johnson, Robert 1957-61 Kanipes, Zach 2014 Knierieman, Jeff 1974-75 Lamb, Latane 1980 Lindemann, Charles 1949 Johnson, Ron 1971 Karam, Jason 2002-04 Knopp, David 1952 Lambert, Brad 2002-03, 2005 Linder, Bob 1963 Johnson, Royce 1969-72 Karasek, Gene 1979 Knox, Bobby 1955 Lamkin, Alvin 1968 Linder, Mark 1963-64 Johnson, Sidney 2005-07 Katt, Gilbert 1950 Kobersky, Braden 2014 Lampe, Bucky 1975-78 Lindig, Werner 1947, Johnson, Terryl 1974-76 Katzer, Melvin 1950 Koehler, John 1969 Lancelin, Delas 2010-11 Lingor, Matthew 1999 Johnson, Tom 1973 Kauffmann, Michael 2010-11 Koehler, Jared 2005-06 Lane, David 1972 Linkenhoker, Trey 1998 Johnson, Ty 2012-13 Keeling, Clay 1980-81 Koehler, Steve 1969 Lane, Drew 2004-05 Linton, Gerald 1962 Johnson, Wesley 1961 Keener, Brian 1983-85 Koehn, Richard 1962-64 Lange, Joe 1980-83 Linzer, Jeremy 2010-11 Joiner, Jay 1980 Keip,Aaron 2006 Koenig, Jeff 1998-01 Langham Jr., Robert 1986 Lionberger, Luke 2014 Joneitz, Duke 1977 Kellam, Adam 2008 Kohleffel, Chris 1998 Langhart, Stefan 1983-85 Lippe, Paul 1968 Jones, Aaron 2002 Keller, Buzzy 1951-54 Kohlschmidt, David 2005 Lapaglia, Richard 1969 Lisenbe,Wayne 1981 Jones, Alan 2010 Keller, Chris 1974-76 Koop, Dillon 2009-12 Larimore, Kenneth 1954 Little, Joe 1979-81 Jones, Billy 1974-75 Keller, Jerome 1946-47 Koopman, Mitchell 1999 Lark, Darius 2010 Litzman, Billy 1955 Jones, Colby 1963 Keller, Kolin 1980 Kornegay, Brent 1985 Larson, Billie 1958-59 Lizarraga, David 2011-14 Jones, David 2008-10 Keller, Mike 1984-86 Kosub, Tony 1998-01 Larson, Lief 1980-83 Lock, Ricky 1983-85 Jones, Harry 2011 Kelly, Trey 2010-11 Kracik, Andy 1962-63 Laubach, Jacob 2009-12 Loeffler, Gilbert 1938-39 Jones, Kerry 2004-06 Kemmerer, Jeff 1981 Krause, Henry 1962-64 Lawrence, Donald 2006 Loest, Craig 1980 Jones, Kevin 2006 Kemp, Greg 1985 Krause, Kenny 1964 Lawrence, Jackson 2013 Lollar, Kyle 2014 Jones, Jamila 1998-00 Kempen, Danny 1982 Krauskopf, Brandon 2005-06 Lawrence, Jerard 1981-85 Long, Adam 2009-10 Jones, Jeff 1985 Kempf, Bennie 1980-82 Krenek, Dustin 2004 Lawtum, Jason 2004 Long, Matt 1999-01 Jones, Ryan 1998-99 Kendle, Sutton 1982-83 Kresta, Clayton 2009 Leal, Alex 2008 Longoria, David 1998-01 Jones, Ryan 2011-12 Keng, Thomas 1947 Kretsinger, Cameron 2009-11 Leal, Andrew 2014 Longoria, Tony 1985 Jones, Steven 1999 Kensing, Richard 1952 Kridler, Eugene 1954 Lee, Alex 2013 Lopez, Andrew 2000 Jones, Victor 2006 Kersten, Graham 1959 Krieg, Dan 1961 Lee, Bobby 2004-06 Lopez, Christopher 2005 Jopplin, Terrence 1999 Keys, James 1969 Kriewald, Gerald 1999 Lee, Garrett 2014 Lopez, Dan 2009 Jordan, Jimmie 1953 Kieke, John 1960-62 Krueger, Kenneth 1958 Lee, Sean 1999-00 Lopez, Jaime 2008 Jordan, Wayne 1960-62 Kiel, Garith “Jeep” 1960 Krumbholz, Roy 1998-99 Lee, Terry 1975 Lopez, Matthew 2010 Joseph, Bo 2000-02 Kielman, Thomas 2013-14 Krumery, Ralston 1953 Lee, William 2002 Lopez, Sam 1977-79 Josephson, Gayland 1960-63 Killewer, John 1983 Kucera, Kade 2012 Leeder, Floyd 1951-53 Lord, Dennis 1975 Josephson, Don 1962-64 Killian, Earl 1947 Kuempel, Charles 1952 Legh-Page, Daniel 1998-01 Lorfing, Emmanuel 1946-47 Jubela, Robert 1963-66 Killian, Herman 1946-47 Kummer, Paul 1972 Lehman, Bill 1957-59 Lorfing, Pete 1947 Judd, Zeb 2006-07 King, Clinton 2002 Kunze, Kurt 1987 Lehnhoff, Robert 1971-73 Loth, Chad 2005-06 Justice, Kenneth 2006 King, Garland 1930-32 Kutscher, Kyle 1999-01 Lehnhoff, Fritz 1938 Lott, Alex 2006 Juull, Mark 1982 King, R.C. 2002 Kuykendell, Mike 1974 Lehnhoff, Mark 1968-71 Lowery, Steven 2009 Kirchner,Arlon 1963-66 Kyle, Brandon 2000-04 Lemer, Joe 1954 Loud, Donald 2007 K Kitchen, Beau 2006 Kyle, Chris 2009 Leonard, Gene 1966-69 Lovelady, Kenneth 2004 Kaase, Miffy 1959-62 Kitchens, Jimmy 1977 Kyle, Terry 1969 Leonard, Jarrod 1999 Lozano, Ronnie 1967-68 #TLUBulldogs • @tluathletics (twitter) • @tlubulldogs (instagram) • tlubulldogs.com 69 TLU All-TIME FOOTBALL ROSTER

Members of the 1955 Texas Lutheran Football Team take time for a photo on campus.

The 1921 team poses for a photo with Head Coach Edgar Hennig (far right). Lucht, Austin 2011 Martinez, Estanislado 1999 McDonald, Forrest 1947-48 Mercer, Patrick 2004 Moldenhauer, Andy 1948 Luckenbach, Elmer 1946 Martinez, Jason 1998 McDonald, Morgan 2010 Merriwether, John 1967-70 Moldenhauer, Andrew 1966-67 Luckenbach, Weston 1946 Martinez, John 2012 McDonald, Patrick 2005 Mesa, Jon 1999 Molina, Mark 2002 Luna, Oscar 2002-04 Martinez, Ryan 2012 McDonald, Steve 1953-54 Messenger, Kurt 2008 Montalvo, Bubba 1984 Lundgren, Paul 1947 Mason, Robert 1999 McDufie, Bryon 1980 Meyer, Mark 1977-78 Montalvo, Ryan 2010 Lungren, Leihton 1951-52 Massey, Gerald 1980-82 McFarland, Sean 2012 Meynig, Chris 2008 Montelongo, Thomas 2014 Lutz, Kyle 2007 Massey, James 1957-58 McGill, Matt 1999 Meza, Joey 2011-14 Montemayor, Victor 2013 Luyties, Bobby 2002, 2004 Massingill, Woody 2005 McGinty, Billy 1951-54 Mica, Brent 2006 Montgomery, Caulston 2006 Lyons, David 1998-00 Matejka, Grey 2012 McGrath, Brian 2005 Michel, Marc 2009-10 Montgomery, Gerald 1950-51 Lyssy, Carl 1982 Matheich, Brit 1972 McGrath, John 1931 Mickan, Tim 1977-80 Montoya, John 1999 Mathes, Tom 1979 McGuire, Adam 2011-14 Middleton, Steve 1974 Mooney, Clayton 2013 M Matt, Ricky 1975-78 McIntyte, Melvin 1953 Mier, Steve 1987 Moore, Brett 1980 Maas, Roy 1966-69 Matthews, Augustus 1975 McIntyre, Jarred 2006 Milam, Reagan 2007 Moore, Casey 2008 MacElroy, Dean 1980 Matthews, Chad 1999-00 McKee, Don 1956 Miller Jr., Bill 2002-04, 2006 Moore, Jacob 2004 Madrigal, Anthony 2011 Matthews, Gus 1974-75 McKeithan, Terrance 2002 Miller, Bill 1973-76 Moore, James 2009 Magill, Clay 1998-00 Matthys, Justin 2003-04 McKenzie, Roger 1966 Miller, Billy 1984-85 Moore, Joe 1956 Magnusson, Jarrell 1962 Matura, Austin 2011 McKinney, B.J. 1977-80 Miller, Brezuan 2014 Moore, Robert 2006 Mahavier,Art 1949-53 Mauch, Fred 1953 McKinney, John 1986 Miller, Chuck 1959-60 Moore, Sam 1951-53 Mahler, Fred 1938 Maurer, Turney 2011 McKinney, Richard 2002-04 Miller, Eddie 1975-76 Moore,Willie 1970-73 Malone, Ryan 2005 Maus, Ray 1953 McMahon, Charlie 1955-58 Miller, Harry 1946-47 Morales, Erick 1999 Malone, Kennth 2014 Mauzy, David 2011 McMurrey, Ryan 1999 Miller, Neal 1975-76 Morales, Matthew 2006-07 Mandry, Fred 1977 Maxwell, Billy 1969 McNally, Kyle 2010-12 Miller, Robert 1969 Morales-McGowin, Wesley 2011 Mannes, Terry 1972 Maxwell, Curtis 2011 McNeil, Joshua 2005-07, 2009 Miller, Raymond 1964-65 Morawietz, Larry 1957 Manske, Dick 1961-64 Maxwell, Dylan 2011 McNeil, Will 1980-81 Miller, Richard 1983-85 Moreno, Chris 2014 Maples, Jason 2002-04 May, Marx 1980-1983 Meaux, Dustin 2003-06 Miller, Rudolph 1929-31 Moreno, Garrick 2000 Marble, Brandon 2006 Mayberry, Ernal 2012 Medearis, Floyd 1968-71 Miller, Sherome 2009-11 Moreno, Jared 1999 Marburger, Eddie 1955-57 Mayer, Chuck 1951 Medina, John 2011 Miller, Wilbert 1946 Morel, Max 2010 Marburger, Rodney 1955-57 McAdams, Jarrad 2007-08 Medina, Mike 1983-86 Miller, Zach 2007-08 Morgan, Donald 2010-11 Marek, Bob 1952 McBride, Mike 1980 Meekins, John 1960 Milliman, Mike 1998-99 Morgan, Zackary 2014 Marin, Jamie 1983 McCain, Caleb 1999 Mehalko, Jason 2005 Mirtsching, Bervin 1968-71 Morgan, Fred 1972 Mark, Chester 1999 McCall,Austin 2004 Meister, Wilbert 1952 Mitchell, Benny 1972 Morin, Roel 2013 Markham, Cory 2008 McCarthy, Marc 1975-77 Melcher, Mike 1985 Mitchell, Donnie 1974-76 Moring, Pete 1971 Marks, Danny 1974 McCoy, Brandon 2005-06, 2008-09 Menchaca, Chance 2002 Mitchell, Lester 1971 Moritz, Jerry 1966-67 Marsh, Carlton 1952 McCoy, Garland 2014 Mendez, Daniel 2002 Mock, Rick 1972 Morris, Austin 2012 Marshall, McMaster 1950 McCoy, Gary 1965-68 Mendez, Eddie 1981 Moehrig, Kenneth 2012 Morris, Chris 1999 Martin, Alston 1986-87 McCoy, Jeffery 2010 Mendez, Ruben 1980 Moerbe, B.J. 2008-09 Morris, James 2011 Martin, Jamie 1982 McCoy, Terry 1969 Mendez, Rudy 1986 Moerbe, Charles 1955 Morris, James 2012-13 Martin, Theryn 2014 McCullough, Matt 2013-14 Mendiola, Damian 2013-14 Mohr, Arthur 1928-29 Morris, Terry 1973-74 Martinez, Chris 2004 McDaniel, Danny 1986-87 Mendoza, Joseph 2006, 2008-10 Mokry, Weston 2002 Morrison, Greg 2004 Martinez Jr., Mario 2002 McDonald, Casey 2004 Menefee, Garrett 2003-04 Molberg, Sonny 1950-51 Morrow, Dustin 2004-05

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The 1928 Bulldogs get in offensive formation for a photo-op in front of Old Main. Mosby,Andrew 1980 Nielsen, Kayden 2010 Owen, David 2004 Perry, Steve 1977 Post, Jamel 2014 Moses, Jack 2007-10 Niemeier, Charles 1951 Person, Sean 1984 Powell, Douglass 1964 Moten, Tommy 1981-84 Nitschke, Jeff 1999 P Pete, D’Vounte 2011 Powell, Ethan 2011-14 Moya, Adrian 2010-13 Nixon, Kendric 2002-03 Pagel, Alton 1938-39 Peters, Timothy 1977 Powell, Josh 2002-03 Moya, Marcos 2014 Nixon, Robert 1974-76 Palmer, Ty 2005-08 Peterson, Art 1980-83 Poyer, Joshua 2008 Mucha, Cliff 1956 Nordman, David 1977-80 Palomin,Alfredo 2005 Peterson, Bill 1974 Pozzi, Brad 1998 Mueller, Dave 1967-70 Norman, Howe 1955 Paras, Jeff 2000-01 Peterson, David 2000 Prado, Nathan 2013 Mueller, Kenneth 1980 Noster, Melvin 1939-40 Pardo, Marco 2014 Peterson, Gary 1960-62 Preessler, Kris 1998 Mujica, Ronnie 2005 Nowoty, Larry 1964-67 Parisi, Dylan 2009 Peterson, Joel 1974 Preiss, Clinton 1947 Mullins, Carlos 1986 Nuendorff, Tom 1974-76 Parker, Andreus 2012 Peterson, Oscar 1954 Prenzler, Gary 1977 Munerlyn, Kevin 1998-99 Nwoko, Augustine 2003-06 Parker, Carroll 1981-83 Petmecky, Bill 1955-56 Price, Dan 1947 Mundy, Darius 2011 Nykamp Jr., Dwayne 1970 Parker, Kade 2013-14 Petsch, C.C 1931 Price, Regis 2010 Murphree, Randy 1986 Parma, Trey 2008-09 Petterson, Oscar 1955 Prichard-Warren, Mac 2012-14 Murphy, Tom 1974 O Parrish, Isiah 2014 Petties, Carlton 2007 Prichett, Greg 1980 Mutz, Randy 1980 O’Connor, Collin 2009 Parrot, Michael 1999-2000 Petty, Steve 1972 Priess, Eugene 1946 Myers, Ronnie 1981-82 O’Donovan, Danny 1977-79 Parrott, Brandon 1998 Pfeil, Bill 1977 Pringle, Payton 2010 Myklebust, Ogden 2005-06 O’Neill, Bubba 1970-71 Paschall, Scott 1980 Pfeil, Zach 2014 Probst,Walter 1923 Myler, Bryan 1985-86 O’Keefe, Kevin 1975-77 Patrick, Chris 2008 Pfitsch, John 1938 Prochnow, Harold 1947-50 Myles, Karl 1981 O’Neal, Dwayne 1971-74 Patterson, Austin 2008 Pflug, John 1977 Psencik, Tommy 1983-86 Mzyk, Steve 1974-76 O’Neal, Garrett 2004 Patterson, Moses 1999-2000 Pfluger, Atlan 1959 Puishes, Greg 1971 Oberdieck, David 1986 Patterson, Rene 1984 Pfluger, John 1953 Puryear,Andy 2004-07 N Odell, Brandon 2006 Pavon,Albert 1983-84 Pham, Peter 2007 Putska, Edward 1969-70 Nash, Mike 2005-06 Olivares, Joe 1975-78 Pawalek, Robert 1980-83 Phenice, Wayne 1964 Pye, Al 1981 Naumann, Ricky 1981 Olive, Gerald 1950 Pawelek, Jeremy 2002-05 Piedra, Joseph 2008 Navarro, Anthony 2014 Oliver, Caleb 2013-14 Pawlik, Rudy 1981 Pierce, Doak 1974 Q Neal, Geoff 2008 Oliver, Dwain 1966 Payne, Carl 1967 Pierdolla, Christopher 2005-06 Qualls, Zachary 2012 Neal, Todderick 1998-99 Oliver, Harold 1986 Peavy, Brent 2010-13 Pierdolla, Hunter 2013 Queen, Mark 1977 Neffendorf, Dan 1947-48 Olonade, Jonathan 2012-14 Peavy, Cameron 2010-13 Pierdolla, Forrest 1977-80 Quintanilla, Kaleb 2014 Neill, Allen 1955 Olsberg, Thomas 2006-07 Peavy, Tanner 2012 Pierdolla, Hollis 1980-82 Nelson, Billy 1962-64 Olvera, Michael 2009 Pecina, Mike 1985-87 Pierson, Blake 2011 R Nelson, Corey 2004 Ormiston, Chris 1981-84 Pecker, Chris 1983 Pierson, Jared 2004 Raines, Frank 1984-87 Nelson, Eddie 1983-84 Orr, Mike 1967-70 Pena Jr., Jose 2002 Pinckard, Ronny 1957 Rains, Jerald 1962-64 Nelson, Jerry 1998-20 Orrick, Kevin 1980 Pena, Luis 2006-08 Pippins, Jerel 2008-09 Rains, Rusty 1963-66 Nelson, Kip 1977-79 Ortiz, Chris 2010 Perdue, Jim 1971-74 Pitts, Dale 1962-63 Ralph, Eric 2006 Nelson, Rodger 1980 Ortiz, Edward 2011 Perez, Alexander 2014 Pitts, Eddie 2009-10 Ramey, Terry 2012 Neptune, Ebbie 1960-62 Ortiz, Nico 2011 Perez, John 1998 Pitts, William 1979-80 Ramirez, Ben 2003-05 Nesbitt, Matt 2002 Ortiz, Santos 1958-59 Perez, Martin 1985 Plowman, Ronnie 1980-81 Ramirez, Fernando 1975-78 Nessel, Dustin 2002-05 Ortiz, Sapo 1960-61 Perez, Rene 2013 Pohlmann, Gerhardt 1930-31 Ramirez, Greg 1963 Nettles, Doug 1985 Ortman, Dennis 1972-75 Perkins, Carrye 2004 Points, Jordan 2000 Ramirez, Jay 2006 Nettik, Kendall 2014 Ortz, Tommy 1950 Perna, Kyle 2008 Pollard-Baylor, Al 2014 Ramirez, Jeff 2004 Neuendorff, Tom 1975-77 Oscarsson, Per 1977-79 Perry, Drew 2006-07 Polster, Nathan 1999 Ramirez, Juan 2012 Neuman, Nick 2011 Ostrom Jr., John 1998-02 Perry, Jan 1975 Pool, Ronny 2002 Ramirez, Marcos 2010 Nevels, Larry 1964-65 Otremba, Steve 1998 Perry, Mike 1981-85 Poole, Ira 1977-78 Ramirez, Philip 2007 Newton, Mike 1980 Ott, Brandon 1998-99 Perry, Preston 1982 Poole, Keith 1972 Ramirez, Simon 2005 Nichols, David 1975 Ott, Kevin 1972-75 Perry, Robert 1983 Poole, Kurt 1973-74 Ramon, Chris 1998

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Cameron Peavy (85) connected often with his brother, quarterback Brent Peavy, from 2010 to 2013.

Ramos, Rudy 2011 Richter, Kent 1965-68 Ruffin, Ronald 1986-87 Sauers, Zachary 2011-14 Sells, James 2002 Ramsay, Paul 2005 Rico, Jonathan 2013-14 Ruiz, Justin 1999 Saunders, Bashshar 2014 Semmler, Roger 1967 Ramzinsky, Billy 1984 Rico, Mike 2014 Ruiz, Kale 2012 Scalise, Phillip 2002 Serna, Johnny 2010 Randig, James 2000-01 Rieves, Steve 1975-76 Russell, Billy 1959-62 Schaffer, Marshall 1999 Serrano, Jayce 2012 Randle, Jonathon 2005-09 Rigdon, Richhard 1982-83 Russell, Jimmy 2014 Schantz, John 2000 Serrate, Manuel 1986 Rapp, Ray 1980 Rincon, Michael 1999, 2003-04 Rutkowski, Robert 1974-77 Schaub, John 1958 Shackelford, Jim 1963 Rau, Garland 1958 Rinn, Chuck 1966-71 Rutledge, D.W. 1971-74 Scheidle, Brennon 2014 Shafer, Dalton 2011 Ray, Johnathan 2002 Rinn, Marvin 1950-52 Ryan, Bryce 2006 Schimer, Houston 1950 Shanklin, Farris 1948-50 Ray, Robert 1998-01 Rinn, Russ 1977-79 Schlachtenhaufen, Dan 1967-68 Shanklin, Gerald 1948-51 Ray, Terry 1986-87 Riojas, Mike 1985-87 S Schmid, Andy 2001-03 Shanks, Erin 2006 Rea, Aaron 2005-06 Rios, Dan 1981 Sablatura, David 1980-81 Schmid, Mark 1981 Shannon, Carl 1981-84 Reber, Grant 2011 Rios, Richard 1998 Sadler, Jacob 2011-14 Schmidt, Billy 1951 Sharp, Eugene 1954 Rebernak, Ryan 2005 Rios, Tim 2002 Saenz, David 1998-2000 Schmitt, Matt 2011 Sharp, Travis 2001-04 Redd, Steve 1967 Risher, Vurchun 2002 Saenz, Dustin 2007-08 Schneider, Coy 2004-05 Shartzer, Roger1966 Redman, Dorbert 1977 Risinger, Tom 1967-70 Saenz, Ruben 2009 Schneider, Harvey 1951 Shaw Jr., Troy 1986-87 Redmond, Deion 2010 Rivas, Kelshall 2000 Saenz, Stephen 2007 Schneider, John Shearer, Robert 1967 Redwine, Maurice 1999-2000 Rivas, Pete 1975-77 Sagebiel, Bobby 1971-75 Schneider, Myron 1955-58 Shields, Eddie 1974-76 Reed, Benjamin 1999-01 Rivera, Esia 2007-08 Sagebiel, Edward 1931-34 Schoenfeld, Stone 2013 Shiflett, Marvin 1981 Reed, Chuck 1985-87 Rivera, John 2009 Sagebiel, Jim 1963-65 Schoessow, Carl 1968-71 Shipman, Perry 1977 Reed, Josh 2006 Robberson, Wade 2008 Sager, F. 1928-29 Schraub, Johnny 1956-58 Shirtcliff, Donald 1977-80 Reed, Richard 2000 Roberson, Colton 2008 Sager, Scott 2002-03 Schraub, Landa 1948-51 Shot, Robert 1977 Reese, David 1977-79 Roberts,Allen 1974 Salas, Matt 1980-84 Schraub, Orlando 1946-49 Shreen, Steve 1979 Reeves, Gary 1961 Robbins, Jake 2003-06 Salazar, Antonio 2013 Schreen, Steve 1981-82 Shuerg, Alvin 1974-75 Reeves, Pete 1974 Robbins, Kory 2010-11 Salazar, David 2007-08 Schroeder, Fredlein 1932 Shugart, Skyler 2014 Reeves, Ricky 2011 Robinson, Chris 2002-03 Salazar, Sam 2008 Schuchart, Dwane 1977 Shuler,Art 1984-87 Reichenbach, 1965 Robinson, Richard 1938-39 Salinas, Eleazer 1985 Schuchart, Pat 1983 Shussler, John 2007-08 Reimer, Bill 1966-67 Rochat, Kenneth 1954 Salinas, John 1974-76 Schult, Don 1962-65 Sievers, Larry 1958-62 Reinhart, Josh 1998-99 Rode, Henry 1928-29 Salinas, Robert 2009-10 Schultz, Milton 1939-40 Sievers, Ted 1938 Reinke, Butch 1963 Rode, Reubin 1923 Salinas, Rolando 2011 Schumacher, Matt 2005-06 Siirala, Kari 1965 Renger, Harvey 1963-66 Roddy, Chris 2008 Salinas, Sean 2002-05 Schumann, Randy 1999-01 Silliman, Case 2012 Rentfro, Tyler 2014 Rodriguez, Andrew 2012-14 Salness, Paul 1985-87 Schurig, Paul 1958-59 Silva, Jonathan 2010 Resendiz, Ruben 2007 Rodriguez, Chaz 2005 Samples, Ben 2001-04 Schwartz, Charlie 1955 Simmons, Mark 1981 Revelta, Joe 1972 Rodriguez, Jonathon 2009 Sampson, Aaron 1956 Sciaraffa, Danny 1954 Simmons, Winford 2005 Reyes, Casey 2009-11 Rodriguez, John 1984-86 Sanches, Julian 2004 Sciaraffa, Justin 1999 Sims, Allen 2006 Reyes, Joe 1972 Rodriguez, Richard 2010 Sanchez, Arnold 2007 Scoby, Cameron 2011-13 Sims, David 1980 Reyes, John 2011 Rodriguez, Ross 1975 Sanchez, Marty 2007 Scott, Bo 1983 Sims, Jordan 2012, 2014 Reyes, Julio 2008-09 Rodriguez, Steven 1999-02 Sanchez, Rene 1985 Scott, Cameron 2013-14 Sims, Trenton 2009 Reyes, Tory 2012-13 Roebuck, Kris 2000-01 Sanchez, Rudy 1980-82 Scott, Eddie 2012-14 Sinderud, Kendell 1981-84 Reyna, Christopher 2008-10 Roehling, Charles 1967-68 Sanchez, Sergio 2000 Scott, Montra 2010 Singh, Fernando 1999 Reyna, Raul Jr. 2002-03 Rogers, Bruce 1968-72 Sanchez, Sergio 2009 Scott, Reggie 2011-12 Singletary, Chantz 2013-14 Rheinlander, Charlie 1960 Rogers, Kyle 2008 Sanders, Chris 1998 Scott, Wayne 1981-84 Singletary, Rondie 2009 Rhodes, Dennis 1964 Rohne, Randall 1956 Sanders, Deondre 2007-08 Scroeder, Wayne 1965 Singletary, Willie 1968 Rhorer, Taylor 2011 Romano, Joey 1999 Sanders, Steve 1967-68 Scroggin, Bernard 1961 Singleterry, Freddie 1999-2000 Rice, Justin 2011 Rose, Justin 2008 Sanders, Wade 1986-87 Scurlock, Lindsey 1966 Skavnak, Stan 1962-65 Richard, Daniel l99 Ross, Brandon 2000 Sansom, Aaron 2006 Seay, Henry 2012 Skelton, Jim Bob 1983-86 Richard, Jarrod 2006 Ross, Matt 2001-04 Santiago, Carlos 1999-02 Seay, Urban, 1983-85 Skloss, Ed 1972-73 Richards Mike 1984-87 Ross, Ricky 1981-83 Santos, Matt 2010 Sebesta, Dakota 2011 Slaughter, Nicholas 2002 Richardson, Gary 1998 Ross, Seth 2005 Sargent, Broderick 2013-14 Section, Gromoski 2000 Slayden, Mike 2008-10 Richardson, Larry 1972 Rowell, Shawn 2004 Sargent, Brandon 1999-00 Sedlacek, Tom 1972 Small, Richard 1975 Richardson,Wayne 1956 Rowland, Zach 2008 Sarria, Landon 2013 Seel, Ted 1964-66 Small, Shawn 2008-09 Richmond, Herbie 1967 Rowley, Erik 1986-87 Saucedo, A.J. 2012-14 Seidenberger, Pat 1981-85 Smith, Anthony 2006-09 Richter, Alex 1977-80 Rueben, John 1962-66 Saucedo, Jonathan 1999 Sekula, Brian 1987 Smith, Brian 1986

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The members of the 1931 team shows a full-house backfield in front of Old Main.

Smith, Eric Stafford, Guy 1960 Strain, Jerry 1963 Thiede, Robert 1949 Tristan, Cody 2007 Smith, Gary 1971 Stamport, Jimmy 1984 Streight, Preston 2008 Thierry, Mike 1976-79 Tristan, Gonzalo 2014 Smith, Joaquin 1999 Stancek, Jerry 1968-71 Streng, Freddy 1951 Thigpen, Nathen 1998-99 Trojacek, Jarad 2006 Smith, Joel 1962-66 Standly, Arlon 1967-70 Strey, Otto 1952-53 Thomas, Bill 1971 Truett, James 1957-58 Smith, Josh 2008 Stanley, Jake 2008 Strieber, Tyler 2005 Thomas, Bradley 2004 Trujillo, Juan 2012 Smith, Kenneth 2009 Stanley, Lee 1961 Stripling, Ray 1977-79 Thomas, Brandon 2010 Truman, Corey 2006 Smith, Klayton 2010-12 Stanley, Randy 1987 Stroeher, Roy 1947-48 Thomas, Charles 1975 Tuberville, Gary 1963-66 Smith, Leslie 1950-52 St. Ann, Donald 2013-14 Strong, Poodie 2014 Thomas, Christopher 2004 Tucker, Gaylan 1972-75 Smith, Loston 2007-08 Stark, Quintes 2009 Stuart, Troy 1951-53 Thomas, David 1983-84 Turner, Darrion 2004 Smith, Mark 1968 Starks, Tommy 1947 Suarez, James 1999 Thomas, Jamie 2011 Turner, Don 1975 Smith, Marlon 2008 Staton, Darryle 1981 Suarez, Rusty 1999 Thomas, Leon 1974-77 Turner, Johhny 1970-74 Smith, Michael 2007-08 Stautzenberger, James 2013 Sullivan, Keith 1973-75 Thomas, Ryan 2002 Tyson, James 2006 Smith, Nicholas 2011 Stavinoah, Mark 1970-73 Sullivan, Sean 1998 Thomas, Trent 1972 Smith, Rick 1969-73 Stefek, Daryl 1998 Sumrall, A’Oumontye 2010 Thompson, Al 1972 U Smith, Rod 1985 Steinkamp, Fred 1923 Sunday, Todd 1983 Thompson, Andre 1999 Ueckert, Ryan 2007 Smith, Sam 1971 Steinkamp, Fred 1971 Supak, Adam 2008 Thompson, Jeremy 2004-05 Ulbricht, Walter 1969-72 Smith, Sean 2002 Stenseth, Robert 1979-81 Swafford, Josh 2004 Thompson, Jonathan 2005, 2007 Ulbricht, Werner 1970-73 Sneckner, Sunny 1949-50 Stephens, Bobby 1947 Sweet, Bradley 2014 Thompson, Logan 2014 Ullrich, Hunter 2014 Sneed, Donnell 2007-10 Stephens, Brandon 2013-14 Swenson, Gary 1963-64 Thompson, Sam 1998 Umphres, George 1975 Snowden, Bradley 2010-13 Stephens, Cotton 1959-1961 Sykes, David 1977 Thoms, Robert 1950-51 Sockacki,Adam 1962 Stephens, Gayland1966 Symon, Scott 2004 Thorn, Juan 1998 V Solis, Noel 2008 Stephens, Gregory 1986 Syrinek, Andrew 2012-14 Thornburg, Cody 2014 Van Matre, Karl 2006 Soliz, Rudy 1986-87 Stephens, Jordan 1998 Thrash, Steven 2006-10 Valadez, Matt 2014 Solomon, Nelson 208 Stephens, Marvin 1949 T Tiemann, Kenneth 1946-47 Valderas, Marcos 2004-05 Sonntag, Karl 2006 Sterreck, Jim 1971 Tackitt, John 1975-76 Tijerina, Robert 1985-87 Valdez, Albert 1983 Soto, Michael 2008-2011 Stevens, Bobby 1953 Tailey, Trenton 2000 Tilton, Mike 1983-84 Valdez, Gary 1971-74 Soto, Michael G. 2011 Stevens, Jeff 1974-77 Talley, Chris 2006 Timaeus, Eric 1977-78 Valdez, Ralph 2007-10 Soto, Richard 1972 Stevens, Rolton 2008 Talton, Rodney 2007 Tingle, Jacob 2012-14 Valdez, Robert 1972-75 Soto, Roy 1974 Stevenson, Michael 2013-14 Tanninberg, Martin 1972 Titus, John 1974 Valencia, Rio 1980 Soza, Joel 1999 Stevenson, Sedrick 2011 Tarin, Bill 1954-56 Tolbert, Carl 1974-75, 1977 Valladares, Alberto 2014 Sparks, Jeff 2004 Stewart, Andrew 2006-07 Tate, John 1999-02 Topfer, Robert 1961 Van Buren, Tri-Rice 2012-14 Sparks, Rodrick 2010-13 Stewart, Anthony 1998 Tatum, Joe 1973 Torres, Ryan 2010-11 Van Meter, John 2002 Sparks, Tanner 2011 Stewart, Jake 2011 Taylor, Brandon 1999 Torres, Troy 1999 Vargas, Nathan 2005 Spaw, Josh 2005-08 Stewart, Johnathan 2009 Taylor, Chad 2012 Tostengard, Steve 1974 Vasquez, Arturo 2005 Speed, Austin 2014 Stewart, Matthew 2008 Taylor, John 1947-1950 Towns, Albert 1939-40 Vaughn, Cody 2010 Spencer, Mark 1979 Stillwell, 1965 Teague, Matthew 2012-13 Towns, Jack 1947 Vega, Chris 2002 Spencer, Nolan 1975 Stiner, Brian 2006 Tengler, Travis 2011 Traeger, John 1940 Vega, Daniel 2002 Spencer, Troy 1982-83 Stives, Dominick 2012-14 Tennenberger, Martin 1971 Trahan, Jason 2003-06 Vela, Justin 2011 Spice, Jordan 2011 Stockton, Brayden 2012 Tennison, Richard 1977-79 Treitsch, Brad 1977-78 Velasco, Jonathan 2010 Spill, James 1956-57 Stockwell, Steven 2004 Terry, Bill 1972 Trevino, Joey 1985-86 Velasquez, Sebastian 2009-12 Spiller, Romulo 1998-99 Stole, Kenneth 1946 Tews, Kenny 1959-60 Trevino, Michael 2014 Vera, Frank 2006-09 Spott, David 1980-82 Stolleis, Douglass 1959-62 Thacker, Hal 1959 Trevino, Thomas 2014 Vern, Tim 1980 Spreen, Louis 1957-58 Stolte, James 1946 Theilengerdes, Aaron 1962-65 Treybig, Rusty 1972 Vetter, Joe 1947-50 Springs, Riley 1947 Stone, Tripp 2004 Theis, Joe 2005 Trial, Joe 1975 Viator, Casey 2013-14 Squier, Nick 2002 Storrie, Holt 2004-07 Theiss, Fred 1951-54 Triesch, Brad 1979-80 Vicars, Steve 1977

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Quarterback Brent Peavy threw 49 career TD passes, second-most in school history, in a stellar four-year career. Vicent, Cisco 2012 Washington, Mike 1973-76 Whitson, Sheldon 2014 Witte, Alan 1983-86 Zboril, Clay 2006 Villa, Bryant 2006-07 Washington, Shaun 2003-06 Whitt, Mark 1984-86 Woeffel, George 1965 Zeigler, Dominic 2010 Villa, Daniel 2009 Waters, Nick 2011 Wiederaenders, A.G. 1921-22 Woerner, Howard 1953-56 Zerwas, Joe 1972 Villalobos, Nicholas 2013 Watkins, Gary 1974 Wielbacher, Clint 1949 Wolf, David 1971 Zequeira, Joseph 2010-13 Villarreal, David 1981 Weatherly, Derrick 2006 Wiginton, Charles 1953 Wolf, Gus 1950-52 Zimmerhanzel, Kody 2010-11 Villarreal, James 2005-09 Weathersby, Zack 2009-11 Wiginton, Ricky 1974-77 Wolfe, Joe 1981 Zimmerhanzel, Wayne 1975-78 Vincent, Palmo 2006 Webb, Randy 2005 Wiginton, Jeremy 1999 Wolfe, Matt 1998-01 Zimmerman, Devon 2005 Vines, Jordan 2011 Webber, Brian 1980 Wilcox, Scott 1974 Wolfe, Ricky 1981 Zipps, Karl 2006 Vitela, Luis 1981-82 Webber, Robert 1981 Wilemon, Colby 2004 Wolff, Joshua 2005 Zook, Scott 1985 Vizza, Buzzy 1971-74 Weber, Ben 1972 Wilk, Woody 1964-65 Womack, Glenn 1998-99 Zorn, Michael 2008 Vogt, David 2002-05 Weber, Garret 2014 Wilke, Jason 1998 Wood, Eddie 1969 Zuehlke, Steven 2003-04 Von Rosenburg, Kurt 1977 Weber, Hugo 1923 Wilke, Roger 1958-60 Wood, Kameron 1998 Zuercher, Bob 1949 Vorphal, Donnie 1980-81 Weber, Mark 1968-69 Wilkerson, Kendall 2011-14 Wood, William 1997 Zumwalt, Brandon 2004 Voss, Joel 1981-84 Weber, Richard 1923 Wilkerson, Max 2007 Woods, Aaron 2000-02 Zunker, Harris 1936 Voss, Warren 1984-86 Wedding, Casey 2004-07 Wilkinson, John 2002 Woods, Mike 1978-79 Zunker, Vernon 1946-49 Vostad, Mike 1968-71 Weeber, N. 1928-29 Wilkinson, Manuel 1951 Wooten, Perry 1971-73 Vyvial, Adam 2003-05 Weed, Justin 2006 Willeford, Jack 2013 Wooten, Terry 1972 Weeks, David 1962 Williams, Chris 2010 Wrase, Mark 1977-79 W Wegand, Dan 1971 Williams, Colin 2006-08 Wright, Allen 2006 Waddel, Maury 1974 Wehmeyer, David 1971-74 Williams, Emery 1998-99 Wright, Jacob 2008 Waldon, Joel 2004-08 Wehr, Thomas 1966 Williams, Isaiah 2010 Wright, Louis 1940-41 Walker, Anthony 2008 Weinert, Herfonce 1930 Williams, James 2007, 2009-10 Wright, Lucas 1998 Walker, Chuck 1970-72 Weise, August 1952 Williams, JaQuorian 2012 Wright, Matt 1986-87 Walker, David 1981 Weise, Jesse 1937-39 Williams, Jason 2000-01 Wroth, Andrew 2009 Walker, Dustin 2010 Weise, Matthew 2005-06 Williams, Jesse 1981-82 Wueste, Andrew 2007-09 Walker, Eric 2006-09 Weiss, Glynn 1959 Williams, Justin 2004 Wyatt, David 1981 Walker, Matt 2002 Wells, Alan 1966-69 Williams, Landron 2002-03 Walker, Reagan 2002 Wells, T.J. 1998 Williams, Lewis 2011-14 Y Wall, Michael 2013-14 Welsch, David 1969-72 Williams, Nathan 2012 Yanowski, Ken 1974-75 Wall, Rusty 1972 Wenzel, Marvin 1967 Williams, Oscar 2009 Yates, Jeff 1978-81 Wallace, Jimmy 1984-85 Werner, Nickolas 2005-06 Williams, Russell Yates, Paul 1977-79 Wallace, Lamar 1951 Wert, Jordan 2012 Williamson, William 1947 Yates, Tommy 1971 Wallace, Mike 1977-79 West, Gavin 2008 Wilson, Ernest 1955 Yazadi, Abdallah 2013-14 Wallace, Nic 2012 West, Larry 1969-70 Wilson, Jason 2014 Yazzie, Bryan 2010 Wallace, Stan 1962 Weyel, Roger 1949 Wilson, Kevin 1980 York, Allen 1974 Walters, Mike 1998-01 Wheeler, Jacob 2010 Wilson, Kyle 2005-06 Young, Jed 1975 Walz, John 2009 Whitaker, Cedric 2011-14 Wilson, Tim 1980 Young, Joe 1974 Wandless, Bruce 1981 White Darrell 2002-06 Wilson, Tyler 2011 Young Jordan, Tamir 2004-05 Ward, Marcus 2014 White, Al 1958 Winburn, Howard 1938-39 Ware, Brian 2003-06 White, Cole 2013 Winkler, B.J. 1999 Z Ware, Eric 2008 White, Eddie 1980-82 Winters, Bobby 1957 Zacharias, Billy 1960-62 Ware, Robert 2000 White, Matt 2004 Winters, Casey 1970-72 Zambrano, Aaron 1998 Warren, John 2008 White, Trenton 2012-14 Winters, Kevin 2006 Zapata, Juan 1999 Washington, Acie 2009-10 Whitehorn, Lawrence 1999 Wiseman, Tyree 1962-65 Zarate, Jose 1987 Washington, Chase 2006 Whitlow, Don 1983-84 Wiseman, Vane 1940 Zavadil, John 1957-60 Washington, Chris 2002-05 Whitmire, Taylor 2013-14 Wishert, Buddy 1980 Zaworka, Greg 1974 74 Texas Lutheran University Football 2015 • Choose To Win • Fight. Finish. Faith The National Championships - 1974 & 1975 The record books, the TLU Hall of Fame inductees and the two national championship trophies all validate the claim that the 1974 and 1975 Bulldog football teams are the best squads the school has ever produced. Blessed with an impenetrable defense, a quick-strike offense and a dashing and innovative head coach, the Bulldogs stormed to back-to-back national titles and in the process re-wrote record books and etched themselves forever in school history.

Led by Head Coach Jim Wacker, Texas Lutheran embarked on a magical run in 1974 with its first of six shutouts coming in a 30-0 rout of Tarleton State. For the Bulldogs, the average margin of victory in 1974 was 36 points. In that season, the Bulldogs scored 421 points (still the TLU mark for points in a season) and allowed only 44 (another active school record). Twenty-nine NAIA Division II records fell in the 1974 championship game, a 42-0 blowout victory over Missouri Valley.

Of the 20 team records in the school record book, the 1974 team still holds seven of the marks. In addition to the season scoring and season defense records, the 1974 ‘Dogs set the standards for season rushing yardage (3,610), total offense (5,020), rushing yards allowed per game (65.6), and total yards allowed per game (172.5).

Although not as prevalent in the records books as the 1974 squad, the 1975 Bulldogs accomplished what no other NAIA team to that date had done - repeat as a national champion. The ‘75 team averaged 285.2 rushing yards per game and limited opponents to just 111.3 yards a game. Pass defense was a specialty of the ‘75 squad, which still holds the school record for fewest passing yards allowed per game (125).

In the 1975 NAIA Championship Game, the Bulldogs rolled to a 34-8 victory. Quarterback Mike Washington accounted for three of the Bulldogs’ scores. He scored on a 60-yard run and threw two touchdown passes to Brock Kalmbach.

Of all the players and coaches on the 1974 and 1975 teams, those now individually enshrined in the TLU Hall of Fame are: Washington, Wacker, Offensive Line Coach Verl “Jiggs” Westergard, Secondary Coach Ray Katt, defensive tackle Phil Dunne, defensive back Kevin Ott, fullback David Wehmeyer, linebacker D.W. Rutledge, defensive back Bill Miller, offensive lineman Jerry Ellis, and offensive lineman Carl Tolbert.

The entire 1974 team was inducted into the TLU Hall of Fame in 2014. The entire 1975 team will be inducted into the Hall in 2015.

Top photo: Celebrating the 1974 title, won in Seguin’s Matador Stadium.

Middle photo: Relishing the championship win over California Lutheran on CLU’s home field in Thousand Oaks, Calif.

Bottom photo: Bulldog running back David Wehmeyer gains yards in the 1974 championship game.

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TLU Hall of Fame — Head Coach 1971-1975

The head coach in Texas Lutheran’s 1974 and 1975 NAIA title runs was the great Jim Wacker. With boundless energy and enthusiasm, Wacker and his staff built the Bulldogs into a small college power. In his time with the Bulldogs, Wacker coached Texas Lutheran to a 38- 16 mark and a record of 28-5 in his final three seasons in Seguin. Wacker holds the school record for best career winning percentage among football coaches (at .704). He shares, with volleyball coach Susan Duke, the Texas Lutheran mark for most national titles won, with two.

The Bulldogs of the Wacker era set numerous school records for career, season and single-game feats. Today, 23 records from those Wacker squads still stand, including a school-record 17-game to 1982, his won-loss record was 88-18-01. During this nine-year At Minnesota, Wacker’s Golden Gophers set Academic All-Big 10 winning streak that stretched from 1973 to 1975. Wacker’s Bulldogs period, he was the winningest college football coach in the nation. records for academic all-conference selections as Minnesota led were also prominent members of several All-America squads. Walter the Big 10 for three consecutive years in academic all-conference Bartosh, Phil Dunne, Jerry Ellis, Joe Froelich, Willie Gipson, Royce At Texas Christian, Wacker took a Horned Frogs program that was honors. Wacker completed his coaching career in 1996 with a career Johnson, Dennis Ortmann, Kevin Ott, Jim Perdue, D.W. Rutledge, Bob- 17-90-3 in the previous 10 seasons and turned it into a bowl team. mark of 160-130-3. by Sagebiel, Walter Ulbricht, Mike Washington, and David Wehmeyer TCU went 8-3 in the 1984 regular season and earned an invitation to all earned All-America honors while playing for Jim Wacker. the Bluebonnet Bowl. Wacker was named the 1984 National Coach Coach Wacker died in August of 2003 after a bout with cancer. TLU of the Year by The Sporting News, UPI and ESPN. Wacker was also honored the Wacker family at the 2003 Homecoming game. The Wacker departed Texas Lutheran after the 1975 championship the recipient of the American Sportsmanship Council’s Bobby Dodd Bulldogs dedicated that victory and their entire 2003 season to victory over California Lutheran and went on to successful coaching Coach of the Year Award. Wacker and his staff doubled the gradua- Coach Wacker and the Wacker family. TLU players wore “JW” stickers stays at North Dakota State, Southwest Texas State, Texas Christian tion rate during nine seasons at TCU and earned the CFA Award for on their helmets throughout the year. and Minnesota. He went 42-8 in four years at Southwest Texas and Academic Excellence for a 100 percent graduation rate in 1991. won two NCAA Division II national titles with the Bobcats. From 1974 Mike Washington

NAIA & TLU Hall of Fame—Quarterback 1973-1976

The caption under his Texas Lutheran Hall of Honor plaque describes “Mike is the finest athlete I’ve ever coached,” said Jim Wacker, Washington’s Mike Washington as, “One of the most gifted athletes ever to play for coach at Texas Lutheran. “He was the most exciting veer quarterback I’ve Texas Lutheran.” It is a bold but entirely accurate statement for the ever seen play the game. He was undoubtedly the catalyst for our two player who guided the Bulldogs to back-to-back national championships national championships. It was a great privilege to have coached such in 1974 and 1975 and to a national semifinal appearance in 1976. a fine young man. He was truly an outstanding competitor.”

Washington was an NAIA All-America quarterback in each of those three Washington was elected to the NAIA Hall of Fame on Oct. 17, 1984. He seasons. In 1976, he was named NAIA Offensive Player of the Year. was officially inducted in the Hall on Jan. 9, 1985 in Nashville, Tenn., at the NAIA Hall of Fame induction ceremony. The Austin native and Austin Johnston High School graduate was a four- year letterman at Texas Lutheran. During his career at the university, the Following graduation from Texas Lutheran, Washington played one season Bulldogs posted a 39-5 won-loss record. Washington amassed 5,276 in the Canadian Football League as a quarterback/wide receiver for the yards of total offense in four years at Texas Lutheran, and he scored Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He returned to Texas Lutheran and served one 40 touchdowns and passed for 27 more. His 40 rushing touchdowns year as an admissions counselor before accepting a coaching position and his 67 total touchdowns responsible for remain school marks. Team at Corpus Christi Moody High School. records achieved in the Washington era for season total offense (total yards), season rushing yards (total and per game), and scoring (total In December of 1978, Washington accepted a position in the admissions points) still stand to this day in the Bulldog record book. office at the University of Texas. He has worked for the University of Texas as an assistant registrar for registration, and he currently serves At the end of Washington’s collegiate career, Texas Lutheran retired the UT in the university’s admissions office. Washington has also served as No. 10 jersey as a sign of appreciation for his contributions to Bulldog a member of TLU’s Board of Regents. athletics. The Bulldogs’ offensive player of the year award is now called the “Mike Washington Most Valuable Player Award.”

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