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ALABAMA STATE FOOTBALL 2010 Game Notes Darrell Orand • Interim Sports Information Director • [email protected] 334-229-5215 (O) • 334-322-5100 (C) GAME EIGHT ALABAMA STATE (4-3/3-3 SWAC) VS. ALABAMA A&M (2-5/1-4 SWAC) Saturday - October 30, 2010 • 2:30 p.m. Legion Field (72,000) • Birmingham, Ala. 2010 Alabama State Schedule 9.4 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY* W, 34-6 TODAY’S GAME: 9.11 ARK.-PINE BLUFF* W, 38-31 This is the 75th meeting between these two teams. Alabama State 9.18 @ Prairie View A&M* W, 18-15 University holds a 36-35-3 edge in the series. 9.25 @ Alcorn State* L, 21-41 10.2 TEXAS SOUTHERN* L, 7-21 NEXT UP: 10.9 @ Grambling State* L, 7-22 Alabama State will be back home next week to host Jackson State 10.16 Open University at 7 p.m. 10.23 SAVANNAH STATE W, 24-0 10.30 vs. Alabama A&M* 2:30 p.m. Magic City Classic 11.6 JACKSON STATE* 7 p.m. 11.13 @ Southern* 5:30 p.m. 11.20 Open 11.25 TUSKEGEE 3 p.m. Turkey Day Classic HOME GAME * - SWAC games ALABAMA STATE COACHES BROADCAST TEAM Reggie Barlow Head Coach Jonathan Spells Play-by-Play Roger Totten Assistant Head Coach Anthony Fleming Color Commentary Cedric Thornton Defensive Coordinator Robb Taylor Sideline Reporter Melvin Spears Offensive Coordinator Rachine Francis Studio Host Richard Moncrief Quarterbacks Mel Marshall Announcer Antonio Bradford Offensive Line Jay Holcey Engineer Vyron Brown Running Backs Dick Brooks Defensive Backs Live broadcast will begin 15 minutes before kick-off. Tyrone Rogers Defensive Line Gregory Green Special Teams Craig Payne Dir. Football Operations “SPORTS TALK WITH REGGIE BARLOW” Join Head Coach Reggie Barlow along with Host Rachine Francis each Monday evening from 6-7 p.m. for “Sports Talk with Reggie Barlow.” You can listen live on WVAS or on the internet at www.wvasfm.com. Each show is live from Lakeside Grill at the Tallapoosa Golf Course on Dozier Road and all ASU fans are invited to attend. 2010 BAMA STATE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES ASU-Alabama A&M Series Year Winner Score HEAD-TO-HEAD 1924 Alabama State 30-0 1925 Alabama State 7-0 Alabama State OPP CATEGORY Alabama A&M OPP 1929 Alabama State 32-0 114 119 First Downs 134 104 1930 Alabama State 46-6 41 60 By Rushing 63 34 1931 Alabama State 56-0 1932 Alabama State 18-0 59 47 By Passing 54 59 1940 Alabama State 24-6 14 12 By Penalty 17 11 1941 Alabama State 21-13 63-543 68-634 Penalties - Yds 43-395 61-642 1942 Alabama A&M 20-6 1945 Alabama State 20-7 22-9 14-11 Fumbles - Lost 18-8 14-7 1946 Alabama State 15-14 223 285 Rushing Attempts 278 200 1947 Alabama State 12-6 615 1083 Rushing Yards 1188 662 1948 Alabama A&M 14-6 1949 Tie 13-13 5 9 Rushing TD’s 9 7 1950 Alabama State 16-12 2.8 3.8 Yards per Rush 4.3 3.3 1951 Alabama A&M 27-6 87.9 154.7 Rushing Yards/Game 169.7 94.6 1952 Alabama A&M 38-13 1953 Alabama A&M 13-7 112-221-12 99-187-11 Pass Comp-Att-Int 103-198-6 100-205-5 1954 Alabama State 23-7 1400 1186 Passing Yards 1150 1497 1955 Alabama A&M 13-6 13 4 Passing TD’s 9 10 1956 Tie 0-0 1957 Alabama State 13-7 200.0 169.4 Passing Yds/Game 164.3 213.9 1958 Alabama State 20-8 2015 2269 Total Offense 2338 2159 1959 Alabama State 22-0 4.5 4.8 Total Offense/Play 4.9 5.3 1960 Alabama A&M 22-20 1961 Alabama A&M 32-12 287.9 324.1 Total Offense/Game 334.0 308.4 1962 Alabama A&M 54-6 149 136 Total Points 152 149 1963 Alabama A&M 48-14 36-101 29-98 3rd Down Conversions 44-110 22-83 1964 Alabama A&M 30-0 1965 Alabama A&M 34-0 2-8 3-8 4th Down Conversions 4-9 5-13 1966 Alabama A&M 36-19 1967 Alabama State 13-7 INDIVIDUAL STATS 1968 Alabama State 27-21 1969 Alabama State 26-6 ALABAMA STATE ALABAMA A&M 1970 Alabama A&M 26-18 Rushing Att Yds Avg TD Rushing Att Yds Avg TD 1971 Alabama State 12-6 Andrew Pitts 66 284 4.3 3 Kederius Lacey 81 431 5.3 4 1972 Alabama A&M 8-7 Tim Clark 18 66 3.7 0 Tony Green 67 312 4.7 2 1973 Alabama A&M 10-7 1974 Alabama A&M 14-7 Devin Dominguez 61 65 1.1 1 Deaunte Mason 66 213 3.2 2 1975 Alabama A&M 29-22 1976 Alabama State 17-15 Passing Comp Att Yds TD/Int Passing Comp Att Yds TD/Int 1977 Alabama State 14-7 Devin Dominguez 77 144 953 11/7 Deaunte Mason 80 152 887 8/4 1978 Alabama A&M 22-7 1979 Alabama State 17-14 1980 Alabama State 20-17 Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD Receiving Rec Yds Avg TD 1981 Alabama A&M 13-3 Nick Andrews 32 395 12.3 5 Rashad Johnson 25 227 9.1 4 1982 Tie 13-13 1983 Alabama A&M 27-14 T.C. McWilliams 29 447 15.4 4 G’Alonzo Milton 20 297 14.9 3 1984 Alabama A&M 28-12 Landon Jones 16 179 11.2 2 Quintin Carlock 16 202 12.6 1 1985 Alabama A&M 7-6 1986 Alabama A&M 20-17 Punting No. Yds Avg Long Punting No. Yds Avg Long 1987 Alabama State 17-14 1988 Alabama State 7-0 Anthony Speight 43 1714 39.9 63 Chance Wilson 38 1490 39.2 52 1989 Alabama A&M 17-10 1990 Alabama State 24-20 Punt Returns No. Yds Avg Long Punt Returns No. Yds Avg Long 1991 Alabama State 59-13 1992 Alabama State 14-11 Jacques Rickerson 6 104 17.3 51 Tony Green 7 73 10.4 16 1993 Alabama State 7-0 1994 Alabama State 26-0 Kickoff Returns No. Yds Avg Long Kickoff Returns No. Yds Avg Long 1995 Alabama State 37-20 Que. McKibbon 9 245 27.2 46 Brendan Johnson 10 127 12.7 25 1996 Alabama A&M 20-3 1997 Alabama State 20-13 1998 Alabama State 34-28 Scoring TD FG PAT Tot Scoring TD FG PAT Tot 1999 Alabama A&M 15-10 Andrew Lyons - 5 16 31 Chance Wilson - 6 18 36 2000 Alabama A&M 34-27 2001 Alabama State 35-0 2002 Alabama A&M 23-20 Tackles UT-AT TT TFL Sacks Tackles UT-AT TT TFL Sacks 2003 Alabama A&M 20-17 Demarques Taylor 23-20 43 4.0 1.0 Vernon Marshall 30-19 49 6.5 - 2004 Alabama State 24-20 Kejuan Riley 21-20 41 0.5 - Willie Fuller 20-17 37 6.5 4.5 2005 Alabama A&M 31-28 2006 Alabama A&M 21-13 Brandon Roberts 18-19 37 2.0 - Aju Okosun 16-16 32 4.0 1.5 2007 Alabama A&M 13-9 2008 Alabama A&M 17-16 2009 Alabama A&M 21-7 2010 BAMA STATE FOOTBALL GAME NOTES SHUT OUT FIRST SINCE 2001 from Lake Side Grill at the Tallapoosa Golf Course and all fans are invited to come out ASU’s shutout over Savannah State was and be a part of the broadcast...Coach Barlow will also appear each Saturday morning at the first shutout since the 2001 season 10 a.m. with host Dee Jackson on “The Reggie Barlow Show.” The show will be shown on when ASU defeated this week’s opponent Charter Cable Channel 3 and Knology Cable Channel 16....The Reggie Barlow show has Alabama A&M 35-0. picked up another television station as Frazer Methodist Church television will run The Reggie Barlow Show on Friday’s at 10 p.m. DOMINGUEZ BACK ON TARGET Devin Dominguez had struggled for a few games before ASU’s win over Savannah SWAC Coaches Teleconference (Monday Mornings) State...Dominguez finished the game com- SWAC News and Notes 10:00-10:05 pleting 18 of his 27 attempts for 269 yards Anthony Jones, Alabama A&M 10:05-10:15 and two scores. Reggie Barlow, Alabama State 10:15-10:25 Earnest Collins, Alcorn State 10:25-10:35 ASU HOLDS SERIES EDGE Monte Coleman, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 10:35-10:45 Alabama State University holds a slight Rod Broadway, Grambling State 10:45-10:55 36-35-3 edge in the series... The Bulldogs Rick Comegy, Jackson State 10:55-11:05 have won five consecutive in the series and Karl Morgan, Mississippi Valley 11:05-11:15 10 of the past 14. Henry Frazier, Prairie View A&M 11:15-11:25 Stump Mitchell, Southern 11:25-11:35 COULD BE A CLOSE GAME Johnnie Cole, Texas Southern 11:35-11:45 According to the stats, this could be a close game...ASU is third in the SWAC in scor- Media members are invited to use the weekly SWAC Coaches Teleconference to get ing defense (19.4) while AAMU is fourth information from the league’s head coaches. The toll free number for the call is 888-537- (21.3)...AAMU’s offense is seventh in scor- 7715 and the participant code is 31949031#.
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