2018 Arkansas State Football Reference Guide PLAYERS Is a Publication of the Arkansas State University Returning Players

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INTRODUCTION All-Time Series Results ...... 122-124 Table of Contents ...... 1 Attendance Chart ...... 125-126 Quick Facts ...... 2-3 HISTORY 2018 Schedule ...... 4 Red Wolves in the Pros ...... 128-132 All-Americans ...... 133 THIS IS A-STATE FOOTBALL Honors and Awards ...... 134-139 Centennial Bank Stadium ...... 6-7 All-Conference Players ...... 140-141 Football Complex ...... 8 All-Time Lettermen ...... 142-148 Student Activity Center ...... 9 Year-by-Year Results ...... 149-155 North End Zone Expansion Project ...... 10 Year-by-Year Team Stats ...... 156-157 Athletics Performance ...... 11 All-Time Conference Standings ...... 158-161 Athletic Training Room ...... 12 Postseason ...... 162-165 Locker Room ...... 13 Records ...... 166-183 Recruiting Room ...... 14 Hall of Honor ...... 184-186 Academics ...... 15 Community Service ...... 16 THIS IS A-STATE Ring of Honor ...... 17 Athletics Facilities ...... 188-189 Game Day at A-State ...... 18 Arkansas State University ...... 190-191

@AStateFB Bowl Streak/Sun Belt Champions ...... 19-20 Jonesboro ...... 192-193 Sun Belt Conference ...... 194-195 THE 2018 SEASON ASU Administration ...... 196 Outlook ...... 22-25 ASU System President Dr. Charles L. Welch . .197 Alphabetical Roster ...... 26-27 A-State Chancellor Dr. Kelly Damphousse . . . . .198-199 Numerical Roster ...... 28-29 A-State Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir . . . .200-203 Red Wolves at a Glance ...... 30 Athletics Department Directory ...... 204

COACHES AND STAFF MEDIA INFORMATION Head Coach Blake Anderson ...... 32-35 Media Information ...... 206-212 Assistant Coaches ...... 36-55 Support Staff ...... 56-60 CREDITS The 2018 Arkansas State football reference guide PLAYERS is a publication of the Arkansas State University Returning Players ...... 62-89 Athletics Media Relations Office. 2018 Recruiting Class ...... 89 Newcomers ...... 90-94 PHOTOGRAPHY Clayton Hotze, Andrew Ferguson, Justin Manning, 2017 IN REVIEW Nelson Chenault, Richard Bishop, Frank Staples, Camellia Bowl ...... 96 Hannah Dolle, Jonesboro Sun, Jonesboro Regional Results and Statistics ...... 97-102 Chamber of Commerce, Sun Belt Conference, John Game Recaps ...... 103-108 Bunch, Van Provence, A-State Media Relations. Sun Belt Conference Review ...... 109-116 COVER DESIGNS OPPONENTS Arkansas State University Creative Services. Opponent Information ...... 118-121 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

ARKANSAS STATE QUICK FACTS liott (Jr., OL), Dalton Ford (Jr., OL), Justice Location ...... Jonesboro, Ark. (74,489) Hansen (Sr., QB), Justin McInnis (Sr., WR), Jacob Nickname ...... Red Wolves Still (So., OL), Warren Wand (Sr., RB) Defense (5): Caleb Bonner (So., LB), Justin Enrollment ...... 13,930 Clifton (Sr., DB), B.J. Edmonds (Jr., S), Michael Colors ...... Scarlet & Black Johnson (Sr., S), Hunter Moreton (So., DL) Founded ...... 1909 AStateRedWolves.com Starters Lost ...... 10 (4 off./6 def.) Stadium ...... Centennial Bank Stadium Offense (4): Blake Mack (TE), Chris Murray Capacity ...... 30,382 (WR), Dijon Paschal (WR), Jaypee Philbert (OL) Affiliation ...... NCAA FBS Defense (6): Caleb Caston (DE), Dee Liner Conference ...... Sun Belt (DL), Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (DE), Kyle WIlson President ...... Dr. Charles L. Welch (LB), Blaise Taylor (CB), Kyle Martin (CB) Chancellor ...... Dr. Kelly Damphousse Director of Athletics ...... Terry Mohajir COACHING STAFF Athletic Dept. Phone ...... 870-972-3880 Head Coach ...... Blake Anderson Athletic Web Site . . . .AStateRedWolves.com (Sam Houston State, 1992) Record at A-State (Years) ...... 31-20 (4) A-STATE FOOTBALL HISTORY Career Record (Years) ...... 31-20 (4) First year of football ...... 1911 Football Office Phone ...... 870-972-2082

QUICK FACTS | 2 | QUICK FACTS All-time record ...... 465-482-37 Assistant HC/Cornerbacks ...... Trooper Taylor All-time bowl/playoff record ...... 12-12-1 Defensive Coordinator/LB . . . .Joe Cauthen Last postseason appearance: Offensive Coord./TE ...... Buster Faulkner 2017, Camellia Bowl RB/Special Teams Coord...... Norval McKenzie Middle Tennessee 35, Arkansas State 30 DL/Run Game Coord...... Brian Early Safeties/Pass Game Coord. . .Allen Johnson 2018 TEAM INFORMATION Outside WR ...... Chris Buckner 2017 Record ...... 7-5 Inside WR ...... Kyle Cefalo Conference Record/Finish ...... 6-2/3rd Outside Linebackers ...... Nick Paremski Basic Offense ...... Multiple Offensive Line ...... Allen Rudolph Basic Defense ...... Multiple GA Coach (defense) ...... Matt Ellerbrock Lettermen Returning . . .54 (23 off./26 def/5 spec.) GA Coach (offense) . . . . .Andrew Norman Lettermen Lost ...... 24 (12 off./12 def.) GA Coach (offense) ...... Michael Gibbs Starters Returning ...... 12 (7 off./5 def.) GA Coach (defense) ...... Cedric Douglas Offense (7): Lanard Bonner (Sr., OL), Troy El-

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SUPPORT STAFF Asst. SID ...... Dennen Cuthbertson Assistant AD/Dir. of FB Ops . . . . .Scotty Conley Office Phone ...... 870-972-2541 Director of Player Personnel . . . .Dave Roberson Cell Phone ...... 870-820-0594 Asst. AD for Athletics Performance . . . .Pat Ivey E-Mail Address . . . [email protected] Athletic Trainer ...... Ron Carroll Director of Digital Media . . .Dustin Sullivan Facilities/Equipment Manager ...... Tim Davis Office Phone ...... 870-972-2682 Dir. of Football Video ...... Chris Buttgen Cell Phone ...... 870-275-8375

Defensive Quality Control . . .Derrick Haney E-Mail Address . . . [email protected] @AStateFB Defensive Quality Control . . . .Will Weaver Mailing Address: Offensive Analyst ...... Devin Hughes P.O. Box 1000, State University, AR 72467 Strength/Conditioning Intern . . .Brandon Joiner Overnight Address: Operations GA ...... Mitch Hardy 217 Olympic Dr., Jonesboro, AR 72401 Student Assistant ...... Seth Price Administrative Assistant . . .Karen Rinehart IMPORTANT NUMBERS Administrative Assistant . . . .Yvonne Foster A-State Dept. of Athletics . . .870-972-3880 A-State FB Office/Fax . . . . .870-972-2082/2797 MEDIA RELATIONS Sun Belt Office/Fax . . .504-299-9066/9068 SID Main Phone Number . . .870-972-2541 A-State FB Video Footage Contact . . . . .Chris Buttgen Fax ...... 870-972-3367 Phone ...... 870-972-8004 Press Box Phone ...... 870-972-2541 Associate AD/SID ...... Jerry Scott RADIO INFORMATION Office Phone ...... 870-972-3405 Radio . . . . .EAB Red Wolves Sports Network Cell Phone ...... 870-243-6021 Jonesboro . . . .KFIN 107.9 FM (Flagship) E-Mail Address ...... [email protected] Play-by-Play Announcer ...... Matt Stolz Asst. SID (secondary FB contact) . . . .Chris Graddy Stolz Phone ...... 870-273-5028 Office Phone ...... 870-972-2707 Analyst ...... Tim Allison Cell Phone ...... 870-340-7836 Sideline ...... Brad Bobo E-Mail Address . . . . [email protected] Asst. SID ...... Mark Taylor Office Phone ...... 870-972-3547 Cell Phone ...... 870-219-5705 E-Mail Address . . [email protected]

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 DATE OPPONENT TIME SEPT. 1 SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE (ESPN+) 6:00 p.m. Location ...... Jonesboro, Ark. Series at A-State (since ‘47) . A-State leads, 2-0 Stadium ...... Centennial Bank Stadium Series at SEMO (since ‘47)...... 0-0 Series Record ...... SEMO leads, 7-4-1 Last meeting. . . at A-State 21, SEMO 3 (9/13/03) Sept. 8 at Alabama (ESPN2) 2:30 p.m. Location ...... Tuscaloosa, Ala. Series at A-State...... 0-0 Stadium ...... Bryant-Denny Stadium Series at Alabama . . . . Alabama leads, 2-0 Series Record ...... Alabama leads, 2-0 Last meeting . . . at Alabama 35, A-State 0 (11/1/08) Sept. 15 at Tulsa (CBS Sports Network) 6:00 p.m. Location...... Tulsa, Okla. Series at A-State ...... A-State leads, 2-0 Stadium ...... H.A. Chapman Stadium Series at Tulsa ...... Tulsa leads, 2-0 Series Record ...... tied, 2-2 Last meeting. . . at Tulsa 54, A-State 7 (9/20/03) SEPT. 22 UNLV TBA Location ...... Jonesboro, Ark. Series at A-State...... 0-0 Stadium ...... Centennial Bank Stadium Series at UNLV ...... UNLV leads, 1-0 Series Record ...... UNLV leads, 1-0 Last meeting...... at UNLV 28, A-State 23 Sept. 29 at Georgia Southern* TBA Location ...... Statesboro, Ga. Series at A-State...... 1-0 Stadium ...... Paulson Stadium Series at Georgia Southern ...... 1-0 Series Record ...... A-State leads, 2-1 Last meeting . . A-State 43, at GSU 25 (10/4/17) OCT. 9 APPALACHIAN STATE* (ESPN2) 7:00 p.m. Location ...... Jonesboro, Ark. Series at A-State . . . . App State leads, 1-0 Stadium ...... Centennial Bank Stadium Series at App State . . . . A-State leads, 1-0 Series Record ...... tied, 1-1 Last meeting . . . . A-State 40, at App St. 27 (11/5/15) OCT. 18 GEORGIA STATE* (ESPNU) 6:30 p.m. Location ...... Jonesboro, Ark. Series at A-State ...... A-State leads, 2-0 Stadium ...... Centennial Bank Stadium Series at Georgia State. . A-State leads, 2-0 Series Record ...... A-State leads, 4-0 Last meeting . . . A-State 31, at GSU 16 (11/3/16)

AStateRedWolves.com Oct. 27 at Louisiana* TBA Location ...... Lafayette, La. Series at A-State . . . . A-State leads, 13-9-1 Stadium ...... Cajun Field Series at Louisiana ...... UL leads, 15-8 Series Record ...... UL leads 24-21-1 Last meeting . . . . at A-State 47, UL 3 (10/19/17) NOV. 3 SOUTH ALABAMA*^ TBA Location ...... Jonesboro, Ark. Series at A-State ...... A-State leads, 3-0 Stadium ...... Centennial Bank Stadium Series at USA ...... A-State leads, 2-1 Series Record ...... A-State leads, 5-1 Last meeting. . . at USA 24, A-State 19 (11/11/17) Nov. 10 at Coastal Carolina* TBA Location...... Conway, S.C. Series at A-State ...... A-State leads, 1-0 Stadium ...... Brooks Stadium Series at Coastal Carolina ...... 0-0 Series Record ...... A-State leads, 1-0 Last meeting. . . . at A-State 51, at CCU 17 (10/14/17) NOV. 17 LOUISIANA-MONROE*# TBA Location ...... Jonesboro, Ark. Series at A-State . . . . . A-State leads, 14-5 Stadium ...... Centennial Bank Stadium Series at UL Monroe . . . A-State leads, 12-9 Series Record...... A-State leads, 26-14 Last meeting . . A-State 67, at ULM 50 (11/25/17)

2018 SCHEDULE | 4 | Nov. 24 at Texas State* TBA Location...... San Marcos, Texas Series at A-State ...... A-State leads, 3-0 Stadium ...... Bobcat Stadium Series at Texas State ...... tied, 1-1 Series Record ...... A-State leads, 4-1 Last meeting. . . at A-State 30, TSU 12 (11/18/18) All Times Central (*Sun Belt Conference Game, ^Homecoming, #Senior Day)

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 4RED WOLVES FOOTBALL THIS IS A-STATE FOOTBALL | INSIDE Centennial Bank Stadium ...... 6-7 Football Complex...... 8 Student Activity Center ...... 9 Football Facility Project...... 10 Athletics Performance ...... 11 Athletic Training Room ...... 12 Locker Room ...... 13 Recruiting Room ...... 14 Academics...... 15 Community Service ...... 16 Ring of Honor...... 17 Game Day at A-State ...... 18 Bowl Streak/Sun Belt Champions ...... 19-20 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

Thanks to one of two $5 million gifts – the largest individual donation in A-State Athletics history – by alumnus Johnny Allison, a “Centennial Expansion” construction and renovation project to the stadium’s press box and west-side concourse took place prior to the start of the 2015 season. The entire project, including the press box and concourse, covered 40,000 square feet. The Centennial Expansion project included a complete overhaul to the stadium press box, expanding it from 7,120 to 36,000 square feet. The face of the stadium has been redesigned to include 42 loge boxes, 20 suites, a club area covering close to 8,000 square feet and 344 club seats in its revenue-generating areas. Not only has depth been added to the press box, it now spans from approximately the 15-to- 15 yard lines, allowing for enhanced media, coaching, broadcasting, control booth, visiting athletics director suite, and camera areas.

AStateRedWolves.com The project also called for major improvements and additions to the concourse bathrooms, concessions, gating and ticketing areas that have enhanced the game-day experience for all A- State fans.

A-State partnered with Daktronics Inc. prior to the start of the 2014 season to install an approximately 1,600-square- foot LED video display scoreboard in Centennial Bank Sta- dium’s south end zone, along with a custom audio system, delay-of-game clocks and locker room clocks. CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM | 6 | CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM The south end zone display measures approximately 32 feet high by 50 feet wide and features a 15HD pixel layout. A Daktronics standard fixed-digit scoreboard meas- uring 8 feet high by 32 feet wide was installed in the north end zone to keep fans informed of the score, game time remaining, quarter, time outs remaining and other statistical information. The four additional game clocks are located at each end of the field and in each locker room to assist with game flow and informing teams of time remaining during breaks in the action.

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A Centennial Bank Sta- CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM | 7 | dium-record crowd of 31,243 was on hand to watch the Red Wolves play Middle Tennessee A-State’s first game at Centennial Bank Stadium was played Sept. on Dec. 1, 2012. 28, 1974. The stadium, which now seats 30,382, has undergone several renovations since then and more are currently underway. A-State originally transitioned from a grass field to an artificial playing surface prior to the 2006 season and upgraded to a state-of-the-art GEO Surfaces field turf in 2010. A new field was installed the summer prior to the start of the 2016 season. Like the original field turf installed 12 years ago, the new product still features a large A-State logo in the center of the field. The multi-use surface provides year-round training opportunities for other A-State sports in addition to the school’s football program. A three-story football complex was built in the stadium’s south end zone in 2002, which followed a stadium expansion in 1991 that raised the seating from 16,343 to 30,406. Centennial Bank Stadium features a four-story press box, which houses media areas, coaching booths, broadcasting locations, a video control booth, camera areas, suites, a club area and more. Additionally, new premium seating areas will be in place for the 2018 season as part of A-State’s north end zone expansion project, which will also include an operations center. HOME SUCCESS With a 4-1 home mark last season, Arkansas State secured its 13th consecutive winning record at Centennial Bank Stadium dating back to 2005. A-State is now 59-14 at Centennial Bank Stadium since the 2005 season and has won 34 of its last 37 home games. The Red Wolves actual on-field record all-time at Centennial Bank Stadium is 151-77-1 since it opened in 1974. A-State’s six @AStateFB home wins in 2011 were its most since 1985.

CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM FACTS AND FIGURES OPENED: 1974 ORIGINAL COST: $2,500,000 ($1.4 million raised by friends and alumni) ORIGINAL CAPACITY: 16,343 (revised to 18,709 in 1980) CURRENT CAPACITY: 30,382 (enlargement completed in 1991) SURFACE: Field turf installed in 2006/2010/2016; formerly Bermuda grass through 2005 season SEASONS PLAYED: 44 (through 2017) GAMES PLAYED: 229 A-STATE RECORD: 151-77-1 TOTAL CUMULATIVE ATTENDANCE: 3,504,058 LARGEST CROWD: 31,243 (Dec. 1, 2012, vs. Middle Tennessee) BEST AVERAGE ATTENDANCE (season): 26,398 in 2012 FIRST GAME: Sept. 28, 1974 (Louisiana Tech 21, Arkansas State 7) FIRST ARKANSAS STATE VICTORY: second game (Oct. 5, 1974; A-State 14, Eastern Michigan 7) DEDICATION GAME: Nov. 2, 1974 (A-State 17, Northeast Louisiana 14) FIRST GAME ON PROGREEN TURF: Sept. 2, 2006 (Arkansas State 14, Army 6) FIRST SCORE: Sept. 28, 1974 (opening game); La. Tech TE Mike Barber 13-yard TD catch from Steve Haynes FIRST A-STATE SCORE: Sept. 28, 1974 (opening game); fullback Stan Winfrey one-yard TD run vs. Louisiana Tech BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL7 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

In 2002, players and coaches moved into a new three-story facility which features office space for coaches, dressing rooms, meeting rooms and a players’ lounge. On the ground floor are locker rooms, a player lounge area and the entrance to the weight room. Coach Anderson and his staff can be found at the complex with offices and video areas located on the second floor. The top floor includes meeting rooms which are also utilized as academic study areas, conference rooms, alumni function areas, booster meetings, recruiting and other gatherings. It also houses the Bill Templeton Recruiting Room. The complex is not just the three-story building, but also Centennial Bank Stadium and the surrounding parking areas, practice fields and concession stands.

AStateRedWolves.com The structure complements the new video scoreboard, which measures approximately 32 feet high by 50 feet wide and features a 15HD pixel layout, constructed prior to the start of the 2014 season. This massive structure is located in the south end zone. The former football facility, now known as the Charles Luter Family Academic Success Cen- ter, houses academic and student services, compliance and some sports offices.

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Arkansas State University began construction on a 78,000-square foot Student Activity Cen- ter (SAC), which also serves as an indoor practice facility for the A-State football team, in spring of 2014. Located on the northeast corner of campus near Centennial Bank Stadium, the approximately 78,000-square foot building provides a new venue for multiple programs across the university. The SAC was designed by Brackett Krennerich Architects of Jonesboro and Sparks Reed Architecture and Interiors of Tulsa, Okla. The Student Activity Center was the first part of a university master plan for the eastern side of campus that continues with the North End Zone Expansion project, a separate 66,500-square foot project being funded independently of the SAC.

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BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

Construction is underway on a two-level 66,500-square foot football facility in Centennial Bank Stadium’s north end zone. The Arkansas State Athletics Department is committed to providing its student-athletes, coaches and loyal fan base with the best facilities and ameni- ties within the conference and across the country. The renovation to the north end zone will enhance its fan game day experience, and assist in the Red Wolves’ ability to recruit and train

AStateRedWolves.com the best student-athletes to Arkansas State University. In constructing the new premium seating options and team complex, A-State will create an electric atmosphere and enhance the home field advantage at Centennial Bank Stadium. First and foremost, the project will enhance the Arkansas State student-athlete experience. The project features include a new weight room and training/rehabilitation area, new team locker room, position meeting rooms, players’ lounge, academic rooms and team-theater meeting area. The Red Wolves Den, A- State’s new outdoor premium seating options, will create a unique experience for fans; comprised of loge boxes and terrace seating with premium food and access to two cash bars.

The Arkansas State University Board of Trustees voted on Dec. 11, 2017, to name A-State’s football field “Allison Field” and its future north end zone facility “Centennial Bank Athletics Operations Center” in recognition of a combined $10 million from the Johnny Allison family and Centennial Bank to the Red Wolves Foundation. Honoring the former A-State letterman who played on the 1968 football team, served on the ASU Board of Trustees from 1979-84 and was named an Arkansas State University Distinguished Alumni in 1998, “Allison Field” will proudly be displayed at multiple locations on the field as well as the tunnel entrance into the Centennial Bank Athletics Operations Center. With Centennial Bank’s $5-million sponsor- ship, its previously acquired naming rights to Centennial Bank Stadium will be extended by 10 years to 2037. The new construction in the north end zone will now display the Centen- nial Bank Stadium name.

NORTH END ZONE EXPANSION & ALLISON FIELD | 10 | EXPANSION END ZONE NORTH

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 One of the most impressive aspects of Arkansas State’s Football Complex is the athletics performance program and the weight room. Success on the football field begins in the weight room, and A-State has one of the best. Arkansas State’s athletics department moved one huge step closer to achieving its goal of a new Performance En- hancement Complex when a gift of $250,000 from longtime supporters Boe and Myrna Adams of Leachville was presented in March 2004. Upon completion of A-State’s three-story football facility, improvements to the current strength and conditioning area was the next step. Enhancements to the structure included connecting it to the football building through complementary architec-

ATHLETICS PERFORMANCE | 11 | tural design as well as providing services for student-athletes in the classroom through computer labs, study areas and academic support staff. The area has continued to see renovations and updates with new wall graphics, weights, training equipment and more. Behind the efforts of Pat Ivey, A-State’s Assistant Ath- letics Director for Athletics Performance, the area is in use to help Red Wolves student-athletes become bigger, stronger and faster.

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The A-State strength and conditioning area features over 70 work stations, flooring, flexibility area, power area, speed area, cardiovascular area, training equipment, Olympic weight-lifting platforms, a plyometric training area, air and heating system and training security measures. The weight room equipment includes seven double-sided racks with platforms and benches, eight adjustable auxiliary benches, six glute ham machines, three hammer strength neck machines, three reverse hypers, Plyo-Safe plyometric boxes, dumbbells ranging from 15 lbs. to 150 lbs., 20 yards of turf and mobility hurdles. BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Arkansas State University took another step to achieving its goal of a total Per- formance Enhancement Complex when a gift of $250,000 was presented by Dr. Tim and Terri Langford in September 2004. The donation matched that of longtime supporters Boe and Myrna Adams, who made an equal contribution to the Per- formance Enhancement Complex on March 4, 2004. Because of the Langford’s generous gift, the Athletic Training Program located in the Football Facility has been enhanced considerably. The furnished and refur- bished training room is now named the Tim and Terri Langford Sports Medicine Center. In fact, Langford was recently named as one of the Sun Belt Conference’s distinguished alums during the league’s first 31 years. Langford was also inducted into A- State’s Ring of Honor during the 2007 football season.

AStateRedWolves.com Langford, a urologist in Little Rock with Arkansas Urologists Associates, played quarterback for A-State from 1980-83 under former head coach Larry Lacewell. His wife, Terri, is a former physical thera- pist and received part of her physical therapy training at Arkansas State.

ATHLETIC TRAINING | 12 | ATHLETIC The sports medicine department ex- The Tim and Terri Langford Sports Med- panded into the former Red Wolves foot- icine area has undergone recent changes ball team locker room. This conversion and construction and is in use. The proj- increased available athletic training work ect included new tables, flooring, ceiling, space from 700 square feet to over 2,800 paint and offices. square feet. Other training centers in the Convocation Center, Tomlinson Stadium, A-State student-athletes, who already re- Track and Field Complex and Women’s ceive great medical care, enjoy plenty of Tennis and Soccer facility serve to com- room and quality surroundings. plement this primary space and provide frontline care for practices and events. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017

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Larry Lacewell Locker Room. It has a familiar ring to it. In May 2004, A-State’s De- partment of Athletics named the football locker room after one of the school’s most beloved former head football coaches and athletic directors - Larry Lacewell. In a star- studded event, sports celebrities and fans came to honor and pay tribute to Lacewell, who has retired from the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys organization and made his home in Jonesboro. The event netted in excess of $60,000. In a surprise move which caught athletic administrators totally off guard, Cowboys owner Jerry Jones announced that the Cowboys’ organization @AStateFB would match that number. Now, the locker room is a nice compliment to the rest of the football complex, a place the players can call their own. A plaque (left) marks the entrance into the Larry Lacewell Locker Room. The plaque is flanked by the Larry Lacewell Locker Legends Plaque.

Larry Lacewell was A-State’s head coach from 1979-89 and still holds the school record for most victories. BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 The Arkansas State University family mourned the loss of one their all-time greats with the passing May 4, 2014, of Bill Tem- pleton (1934-2014), who spent 53 years as part of the A-State Athletics Department as either a student-athlete, coach or adminis- trator. He leaves a lasting legacy of loyalty and love for his beloved A-State. “He will be remembered as one of the greatest Indians and Red Wolves who ever lived.” - Terry Mohajir, A-State

AStateRedWolves.com The Bill Templeton Recruiting Room is used as a relaxation area for players. However, it is also a frequent site for meetings, luncheons, receptions and recruiting activities.

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The facade of the football facility lets visitors know right away about two key areas in the building. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017

The Arkansas State University Athletics Department announced one of the largest single donations in its history, a $400,000 gift from Charles Luter that was used to enhance the athletics’ academic facility, at a press conference held at the newly named Charles Luter Family Academic Success Center in September of 2008. The Academic Success Center serves as a foundation for structure, discipline and organization for the education of all A-State student-athletes. The facility, coupled with innovative programs and equipment, currently houses the academic support staff, tutors, computer labs, a resource room, study areas, tutorial rooms, small group study centers, a large conference room, the compliance office and spring sports coaching offices. Among the most recent and noticeable modifications to the Charles Luter Family Academic Success Cen-

ter is a new foyer housed in a brick and rock exterior that, along with new landscaping, gives the entrance ACADEMICS | 15 | to the building a modern look and creates a stronger image. The actual foyer has a large Red Wolves logo embedded in a terrazzo flooring that greets visitors as they enter the building. A receptionist office now also connects to the lobby area, which holds all-new furniture and a plaque recognizing Charles and his wife, Kay. A restructuring of the academic resource center, now known as Dawson’s Den, has occurred, including a wall-wrap celebrating academic success that is clearly visible for student-athletes working in the computer lab. Additionally, tutorial rooms and computer-work stations have been upgraded in this area, which also displays pictures of the most recent A-State graduates. The names of the latest members of the Athletic Di- rector’s Honor Roll are also showcased in Dawson’s Den. The area is named after Scott and Kay Dawson, longtime supporters of Red Wolves’ athletics. RED WOLVES LEADERSHIP ACADEMY It is well-known that collegiate athletics departments across the country place a common emphasis on graduation, but Arkansas State has taken it a step further by consistently fulfilling a bold promise of 100 percent job placement for all its graduating student-athletes. @AStateFB A-State has met its job-placement goal through its newly-developed Red Wolves Leadership Academy, which continues to strengthen with a study abroad component added to foster global awareness which is Former football student-athlete often cited by employers as a positive attribute they seek. Charleston Girley and Director of During summer 2015, Arkansas State student-athletes took part in Athletics Terry Mohajir embrace the first study abroad program offered by any university and their ath- during the 2015 Araknsas State letics department in the nation. The program goes hand-in-hand with University Spring Commencement. the Red Wolves Leadership Academy, designed with the sole purpose to obtain 100 percent job placement for ALL student-athletes upon graduation. The Red Wolves took a ground-breaking step by sending the group of student-athletes to London on a faculty-led academic program. For A-State Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir, this is just one of the many ways it all comes back to providing the Red Wolves with the most comprehensive experiences possible to be successful in life. According to a CNN article (2014), titled “Studying abroad could give you an edge in the job market,” only one percent of U.S. college students manage to study abroad. The author can now count these and future Red Wolves among that one percent. Research conducted by UC Merced backs up what Mohajir and the A-State Athletics Department believes – adding the study abroad component to the Red Wolves Leadership Academy puts its student-athletes among the most desirable employees in the nation coming out of college and helps create global citizens. The UC Merced research also showed that 97 percent of study abroad students found employment within 12 months of graduation, while only 49 percent of college graduates found employment in the same period. Additionally, statistics revealed study abroad students had a 25 percent higher starting salary than those college graduates who did not study abroad. Graduate school also falls under the all-encompassing umbrella provided by the Red Wolves Leadership Academy and is included in its goal of 100 percent job placement since it has a significant impact on future employment. According to IES Abroad research (“Recent Graduates Survey: The Impact of Studying Abroad on Recent College Graduates’ Careers”, 2012), 90 percent of alumni who were accepted into one of their top two choices for graduate or professional school studied abroad.

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Being a student-athlete at Arkansas State Uni- schools in Northeast Arkansas. The Red Wolves versity is not only what you can accomplish on the have made visits to hospitals, health centers, food field of play or in the classroom. It is also what you distribution centers and much more. can give back to the community. The team holds an annual Fan Day inwhich they A-State’s football team is an integral part of the interact with fans and sign autographs as well. community of Jonesboro and the surrounding areas They can often be found in the community visiting in Northeast Arkansas. The players are involved and signing autographs for young and old fans with local school programs, area charities and many alike. worthwhile projects. Both coaches and players are often seen in the Members of the football team have spent time community speaking at special events and repre- reaching out to the youth programs and local senting good causes.

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A-State student-athletes give back to not only the local community and Northeast Arkansas, but also reach out to more distant places. During the 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2014 seasons, for instance, members of the football team visited the USA Women’s and Children’s Hospital (above left) in Mobile, Ala., during part of their time leading up to the GoDaddy Bowl. A-State’s 2015 New Orleans Bowl appearance also saw the team visit the Children’s Hospital of New Orleans, and the Red Wolves participated in a “Feed the Children” project prior to the Cure Bowl. During the 2005 season, members of the A-State football team visited the Women’s and Children’s Hospital in Lafayette, La., during part of their time leading up to the New Orleans Bowl. The players also took time to sign autographs and visit with fans young and old alike during all their bowl weeks. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Nothing symbolizes Arkansas State football more than the Ring of Honor. The Ring, which recognizes the greatness of Red Wolves football through the induction of the school’s finest players and coaches, is located on the facade of the west side of Centennial Bank Stadium.

A-STATE RING OF HONOR Name Induction Year Calvin Harrell (RB 1968-71) ...... 1996

Bill Bergey (LB 1965-68)...... 1997 RING OF HONOR | 17 | Bill Templeton (RB 1954-56, AC 1965-79)...... 1997 Harry Larche (player, 1946-48) ...... 1998 J.A. “Ike” Tomlinson (HC, 1945, AD) ...... 1998 Bill Davidson (1954-56, HC 1971-78) ...... 1999 Bennie Ellender (HC, 1963-70) ...... 2000 Frank Farella (OL, 1954-57) ...... 2001 Larry Lacewell (HC, 1979-89) ...... 2001 The late Calvin Harrell was the Maurice Carthon (RB, 1979-82) ...... 2002 Ring’s first inductee in 1996. Bill Phillips (OL, 1968-71) ...... 2003 Terry Gwin (QB/RB, 1965-66) ...... 2006 Ray Brown (OL/TE, 1983-85) ...... 2007 Tim Langford (QB, 1980-83) ...... 2007

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Former A-State and NFL great Bill Bergey, pictured with fellow Ring inductee Bill Templeton, was inducted in 1997.

Tim Langford (above) and Ray Brown are the Maurice Carthon (right) and Former coach and A-State Director latest two former A- Larry Lacewell have joined the of Major Gifts Bill Templeton wel- State greats to be in- Ring of Honor. comed Bill Phillips into the Ring. ducted into the Ring of Honor. BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

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CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 The Red Wolves have been bowl eligible 10 of the last 13 seasons and made a school-record seven consecutive postseason appearances, including the 2017 Camellia Bowl. Following the 2013 season, A-State received votes in both the Associated Press and USA Today Coaches top-25 polls, while also ranking 23rd in the nation in the final CBSSports.com Power Poll. The program has piled up 59 victories over the last seven seasons, which ranks tied for the 25th most in the nation and sixth most among Group of 5 prorams. During that span, A-State also saw players named the Sun Belt Con- ference Player of the Year (4 times), Defensive Player of the Year, Of- fensive Player of the Year and Freshman of the Year, while also gaining 97 all-conference selections. The Red Wolves faced Northern Illinois in Mobile in 2012, Kent State in 2013, Ball State in 2014 and Toledo in 2015 at the GoDaddy Bowl. The Red Wolves topped No.25-ranked

SEVEN CONSECUTIVE BOWL GAMES | 19 | Kent State 17-13 and Ball State 23-20 for its two GoDaddy Bowl wins. Arkansas State played Louisiana Tech in the 2015 New Orleans Bowl, Kendall Sanders one year before defeating UCA 31-13 in the 2016 Cure Bowl. Most re- 2016 Cure Bowl MVP cently, A-State faced Middle Tennessee in the 2017 Camellia Bowl.

Fredi Knighten J.D. McKissic Qushaun Lee 2014 GoDaddy Bowl MVP 2013 & ‘14 GoDaddy Bowl Offensive MVP 2013 & ‘14 GoDaddy Bowl Defensive MVP

Ryan Aplin Brian Davis Ryan Wilbourn 2013 GoDaddy Bowl MVP 2014 GoDaddy Bowl Special Teams MVP 2013 GoDaddy Bowl Special Teams MVP

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BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Arkansas State has won the Sun Belt Conference five of the last seven years, most recently claiming the 2016 title with a 7-1 record. A-State also won the 2011-13 and 2015 championships and owns a 46-9 league record since 2011. Arkansas State is one of just two programs to ever win at least five Sun Belt Conference championships. Additionally, it is the only SBC program to ever go 8-0 in league play during multiple seasons (2015 and 2011). Along the same lines, it is just the second all- time Sun Belt program with multiple undefeated seasons in league play (2015 and 2011) -- the other is North Texas (2002-04).

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CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL THE 2018 SEASON | INSIDE Outlook...... 22-25 Alphabetical Roster ...... 26-27 Numerical Roster ...... 28-29 Red Wolves at a Glance...... 30 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Blake Anderson enters his fifth season as Wolves’ signal caller became the first in the head coach at Arkansas State and has led school history to average more than 300 the Red Wolves to bowl-game appearances yards passing per game with 330.6 per con- in each season to extend the program’s test last fall. Hansen enters the 2018 season streak to seven. This year’s team returns ranked second all-time at A-State in passing seven starters from an offense that ranked touchdowns (56) and fourth in completions among the top 13 teams in the nation in (502), passing yards (6,686) and total of- scoring, total offense and passing offense, fense (7,239). The 2017 Sun Belt Conference while the defense brings back five starters Offensive Player of the Year led the nation from a squad that ranked among the top 42 last season in points responsible for per teams in the country in 12 statistical cate- game (22.2).Hansen leads a group of four gories. quarterbacks along with redshirt sophomore A-State returns seven All-SBC selections Logan Bonner, redshirt junior Carson Coats from a season ago, including Offensive Player and redshirt junior Ross Trail. A native of of the Year Justice Hansen at quarterback. Rowlett, Texas, Bonner served as Hansen’s Other honorees from a season ago include backup last season and saw action in four offensive linemen Lanard Bonner and Jacob contests with nine completions and his first Still, defensive lineman Ronheen Bingham, career touchdown. Coats is going on his defensive backs Justin Clifton and B.J. Ed- fourth year of experience in the offensive monds, wide receivers Justin McInnis and system, while Trail has transferred in from Omar Bayless, kicker Sawyer Williams, and Cincinnati. punter Cody Grace. RUNNING BACK QUARTERBACK Warren Wand, the team’s leading rusher last Hansen returns to lead the A-State quar- fall, returns to headline A-State’s group of terback corps after posting a school-record running backs. Wand, already tabbed the 4,389 yards of total offense in 2017. The Ed- Most Elusive RB in the Sun Belt by Street and mond, Okla., native accumulated 3,967 yards Smith’s, figures to play a key role at the po- AStateRedWolves.com through the air (another school record) and sition alongside junior Jamal Jones and sen- also ran for another 422 yards, third most on ior Armond Weh-Weh. A senior-to-be, Wand the team. The senior-to-be was one of only rushed for 715 yards last season, hauled in two players in FBS football to pass for 3,900 another 145 yards through the air, and or more yards and also rush for 400 or more scored seven times (six rushing, one receiv- last season. Hansen obliterated the previous ing). Wand also had an 82-yard touchdown school record for touchdown passes of 24 by scamper versus ULM to account for the fifth tossing 37 last season and also ran for seven longest run in school history. An impressive more to lead the squad. Additionally, the Red list of candidates are vying for playing time

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JUSTICE HANSEN, SR. QB CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 behind Wand and to fill the void left by John- but has yet to catch a pass. Newcomer Kirk ston White. Jones ran for 197 yards last sea- Merritt, who helped East Mississippi Commu- son before an injury cost him the last few nity College to an 11-1 record and National games of the season, while Weh-Weh was Championship at the JUCO level, will be in impressive in spring ball after missing almost the mix for snaps, while Ogbebor and red- all of last season. shirt sophomore Brandon Bowling will compete for playing time in the slot as well. WIDE RECEIVER A-State returns three of its top six receivers TIGHT END from a season ago with 2017 All-SBC Third- The team has big shoes to fill at tight end Team selection Justin McInnis leading the with Blake Mack, now with the Kansas City way. A native of Pierrefonds, Quebec, McIn- Chiefs, gone after he hauled in 48 passes and nis led the team with 800 yards receiving and seven scores a season ago. Jonah Hill, used was second with 49 receptions. Redshirt jun- primarily as a blocker, has also graduated , ior Omar Bayless, an Honorable Mention All- leaving Javonis Isaac as the lone player with SBC honoree a season ago, and redshirt game experience from last season at the po- senior Kendrick Edwards also return after sition. Isaac impressed in his limited playing hauling in 32 and 38 receptions, respectively. time as a blocker and has the skillset to be a 2018 OUTLOOK | 23 | A native of Laurel, Miss., Bayless caught six pass-catching threat. Junior college transfer touchdown passes, tied for third most on the Ross Painter and true freshman Reed Tyler team. On the outside, the team will have to both went through spring camp with the Red replace Dijon Paschal, but Dahu Green, a 6- Wolves, along with senior Jimmie Jackson. 5 transfer from Oklahoma, has all the physical attributes to play right away, while OFFENSIVE LINE Jonathan Adams, Jr., who caught eight A-State had to replace all five starters on the passes and one touchdown a season ago as offensive line prior to last season, but returns a true freshman, will also factor into the mix. four starters and a number of other players Bubba Ogbebor, a transfer from Boise State, that saw playing time with the biggest loss will be ready to go this fall after sitting out being Jaypee Philbert, who was a member of and can play inside or outside. The Red the 2017 All-SBC Third Team offense. The Wolves said goodbye to seniors Chris Murray line is anchored by 2017 First-Team All-SBC and Christian Booker in the slot, or A-Back selection Lanard Bonner at tackle and he has

@AStateFB position. The pair of 2017 seniors combined already earned preseason accolades from to catch 75 passes for 1,060 yards and 15 Street and Smith’s, Lindy’s, and Athlon’s. touchdowns, with Murray’s nine leading the Center Jacob Still returns for his redshirt squad. Redshirt junior Darveon Brown is re- sophomore season and earned honorable turns having played snaps at the position, mention honors from the league for his ef-

LANARD BONNER, SR. OL BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 forts last year, while junior Troy Elliott and tied for second most on the team, he regis- redshirt junior Dalton Ford return after start- tered a year ago. Seniors Christian Howard, ing every game in 2017. Redshirt junior Donovan Ransom and Tony Adams, along Cameron Davis, redshirt freshman Jacob with redshirt junior Javier Carbonell all saw Atnip could also factor into the mix. Nour-Ed- time at defensive tackle last season to make dine Seidnaly was expected to contribute last it one of the deepest positions on the team. season, but an injury sidelined him all year. The coaching staff is also high on Kevin Thur- Now healthy, Seidnaly will compete for play- mon, who redshirted last season after trans- ing time. Senior Marvis Brown, who checks ferring from Ball State, and expect him to be in with the second highest weight on the line in the mix for playing time. Junior college at 339 pounds, played some quality snaps a transfers Tukua Ahoia and Thomas Toki will season ago and will push for more playing provide solid depth and could factor into the time along with a strong group of redshirt rotation. Seniors Griffin Riggs, Dajon Emory, freshmen in Andre Harris, Jr., Justin Dutton, and Jarrod Chandler return along with Bing- and Jennings Stanley. Jhamahl Bell, Klint ham as defensive ends. All three players saw Harvey, and Chase Johnson are other return- action last season with Chandler mostly serv- ers that should provide solid depth, while the ing as a pass-rush specialist. Redshirt soph- batch of newcomers features Jax Gasaway omore William Bradley-King has a very high and Christion Hoz. ceiling and flashed at times last season, while redshirt junior T.J. Harris and junior college DEFENSIVE LINE transfer Noel Iwuchukwu round out the list The Red Wolves defensive line loses Sun Belt of talented players that could all see time on Conference Defensive Player of the Year the edge. Ja’Von Rolland-Jones, along with Dee Liner and Caleb Caston, but a solid group of rein- LINEBACKER forcements are in place for the 2018 season Kyle Wilson was the only linebacker on the as the team looks to continue a strong tradi- 2017 team that started every game, but is tion of strength at the position. Hunter More- gone after earning Second Team All-Sun Belt AStateRedWolves.com ton, who started as a true freshman, is back Conference honors and signing a free agent to man the nose guard position and recorded contract with the Philadelphia Eagles. A- 5.5 tackles-for-loss with two sacks last sea- State returns three players at the position son. Senior Ronheen Bingham returns to play who all started at least one game a year ago, one of the end positions, where he saw lots including junior junior Trent Ellis-Brewer and of action last season. Bingham, a 2017 Sec- sophomores Tajhea Chambers and Caleb ond-Team All-Sun Belt honoree, has already Bonner. Ellis-Brewer and Chambers both had been named Preseason All-SBC by three pub- their season cut short due to injury, but still lications and looks to build on the five sacks, gained significant snaps, and Ellis-Brewer

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RONHEEN BINGHAM, SR. DE CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 even finished with career-best numbers for and Jefferie Gibson combined for 69 tackles, tackles (35) despite missing the final two three interceptions and two fumble recover- games of the year. Bonner was called on to ies in 2017. The cornerback position got a start five games during his true freshman big lift when senior Brandon Byner, who has season and recorded 19 tackles. Senior seen action in 34 career games was awarded Antwon Turnage and Kirk Louis also return a sixth year of eligibility. Junior Jeremy Smith after gaining significant experience a year also returns at experience at cornerback and ago. Turnage had a big game in the Red is expected to be a leader at the position. Wolves’ victory over Georgia Southern, fin- Other returning players such as Jamari Gam- ishing with a career-high nine tackles. Red- ble, Logan Wescott and Demari Medley, shirt junior Kevin Powers is also expected to along with newcomers Triston Anderson, factor into the mix this season and other Jevon Jones, Nathan Page, Derrick Bean, An- players could emerge. tonio Fletcher, Detravion Green and Jaden Harris give A-State plenty of talent in the sec- SECONDARY ondary. While Arkansas State lost its three starting cornerbacks from a year ago in Blaise Taylor, SPECIAL TEAMS Nehemiah Wagner and Kyle Martin, it returns A-State lost one of the greatest return spe- 2018 OUTLOOK | 25 | a wealth of talent in the secondary. The cialists in school history in Blaise Taylor, who group is headlined by senior nickelback Justin completed his career as the Red Wolves’ all- Clifton, who was a Second Team All-Sun Belt time leader in punt return yards. While there Conference selection in 2018 and is one of are a number of question marks in the return just 17 NCAA FBS players this decade (2000- game, A-State brings back All-Sun Belt Con- 17) to compile career numbers featuring at ference kicker Sawyer Williams and Ray Guy least 179 tackles, 18 tackles for loss and 19 Award semifinalist Cody Grace at punter. pass break-ups. The Red Wolves return all Williams, a junior, led the Sun Belt in scoring their starters at the safety position, including among all players last season with 96 points Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference and averaged 8.0 points by kicking per game choice B.J. Edmonds. The junior was one of to rank tied for 23rd in the nation in the stat. just 19 players in the nation last season to Grace, also a junior, didn’t allow a touchback record at least 80 tackles, four pass break- last season and saw 45 of his 49 punts go ups and three interceptions. The versatile unreturned for a .918 percentage, helping

@AStateFB Darreon Jackson, who can play nickel, line- him compile a 40.9 net punting average that backer or safety, completed his first season ranked 16th in the country. with the Red Wolves in 2017 with 58 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss, a sack and two pass break-ups. Fellow safeties Michael Johnson

JUSTIN CLIFTON, SR. DB BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (previous school) 9 Jonathan Adams, Jr. WR 6-3 209 So. 1L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 99 Tony Adams DL 6-0 333 Sr. 1L Fannin, Miss. (Jones County (Miss.) JC) 90 Tukua Ahoia DL 6-0 331 So. TR Mountain View, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.) 43 Kavin Alexander DB 5-10 197 Sr.-R 1L North Little Rock, Ark. (Butte (Calif.) Coll.) 16 Triston Anderson CB 6-0 181 Fr. HS Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) 77 Jacob Atnip OL 6-5 309 So.-R 1L Sheridan, Ark. (Sheridan) 7 Omar Bayless WR 6-3 207 Jr.-R 2L Laurel, Miss. (Laurel) 30 Derrick Bean LB 6-2 226 Fr. HS Pinson, Ala. (Clay-Chalkville) 60 Jhamahl Bell OL 6-3 294 Sr.-R 1L Warren, Ark. (Warren) 8 Ronheen Bingham DE 6-2 242 Sr. 1L Bennettsville, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) 22 Caleb Bonner LB 6-1 213 So. 1L Reform, Ala. (Pickens County) 70 Lanard Bonner OL 6-5 315 Sr.-R 1L Birmingham, Ala. (Highland (Kan.) CC) 12 Logan Bonner QB 6-1 215 So.-R 1L Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) 82 Brandon Bowling WR 5-9 176 So.-R 1L McKinney, Texas (Boyd) 50 William Bradley-King DE 6-4 248 So.-R 1L Kansas City, Mo. (Hogan Prep) 17 Darveon Brown WR 5-11 185 Jr.-R 2L Warren, Ark. (Warren) 98 Jeffmario Brown DE 6-3 229 So. TR Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) 42 Keyondre Brown LB 6-0 207 Fr.-R RS Pembroke Pines, Fla. (Charles W. Flanagan) 69 Marvis Brown OL 6-3 341 Sr. 1L Orange, Texas (Tyler (Texas) JC) 59 Holden Byassee LB 6-1 228 So.-R SQ Cherry Valley, Ark. (Cross County) 28 Brandon Byner CB 5-11 174 Sr. 3L Bessemer, Ala. (Bessemer City) 87 Javier Carbonell DL 6-2 314 Jr.-R 2L Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville) 35 Aaron Carter S 5-11 195 So.-R RS Mainla, Ark. (Missouri Baptist)

AStateRedWolves.com 86 Gavin Casebier WR 6-2 176 Fr. HS Harrisburg, Ark. (Harrisburg) 32 Tajhea Chambers LB 6-2 240 So.-R 1L Gordon, Ga. (Tift County) 16 Fuller Chandler WR 5-11 200 So.-R TR Springdale, Ark. (Henderson State) 31 Jarrod Chandler DE 6-2 217 Sr.-R 3L Barton, Ark. (Barton) 10 Justin Clifton DB 6-0 213 Sr. 3L Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo) 10 Carson Coats QB 6-1 204 Jr.-R 1L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 46 Seth Cottengim DS 6-0 207 So.-R 1L Fairport, NY (Wyoming) 73 Cameron Davis OL 6-4 325 Jr.-R 2L Bryant, Ark. (Bryant) 78 Justin Dutton OL 6-4 331 Fr.-R RS Guthrie, Okla. (Guthrie) 3 B.J. Edmonds S 6-0 204 Jr. 2L Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal School) 5 Kendrick Edwards WR 6-5 211 Sr.-R 1L Miami, Fla. (Arkansas) 55 Troy Elliott OL 6-5 271 Jr. 2L Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus) 26 Trent Ellis-Brewer LB 6-2 222 Jr. 2L Daphne, Ala. (Daphne) 39 Dajon Emory DE 6-3 272 Sr.-R 1L Bridgeville, Del. (Lackawanna (Pa.) Coll.) 14 Antonio Fletcher S 6-0 187 Fr. HS Lithonia, Ga. (Martin Luther King) 99 Damon Foncham P 5-8 186 Jr.-R 2L Plano, Texas (Plano West) 54 Dalton Ford OL 6-4 311 Jr.-R 2L Webb City, Mo. (Webb City) 21 Jamari Gamble S 6-0 205 Fr.-R RS DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) 40 Cade Gartman RB 5-9 185 Fr. HS Trumann, Ark. (Trumann)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER | 26 | 65 Jax Gasaway OL 6-7 268 Fr. HS Star City, Ark. (Star City) 6 Jefferie Gibson S 6-4 200 Sr. 1L Hope Mills, N.C. (Arizona Western Coll.) 41 Cody Grace P 6-2 228 Jr.-R 1L Perth, Western Australia (Warwick Senior) 4 Dahu Green WR 6-5 197 Jr.-R RS Oklahoma City, Okla. (Oklahoma) 20 Detravion Green S 6-0 183 Fr. HS Ashdown, Ark. (Ashdown) 25 Blake Grupe K 5-8 150 Fr.-R RS Sedalia, Mo. (Smith-Cotton) 97 Terry Hampton DL 6-0 293 Fr. HS El Dorado, Ark. (El Dorado) 15 Justice Hansen QB 6-4 224 Sr.-R 2L Edmond, Okla. (Butler (KS) CC) 74 Andre Harris Jr. OL 6-5 342 Fr.-R RS Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North) 11 Jaden Harris DB 6-2 201 Fr. HS Monroe, La. (Ouachita Parish) 52 T.J. Harris DE 6-2 239 Jr.-R 2L Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington) CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (previous school) 71 Klint Harvey OL 6-6 326 Jr.-R 1L Corning, Ark. (Arkansas) 45 Christian Howard DL 6-2 265 Sr.-R 1L Indianapolis, Ind. (Independence (Kan.) CC) 75 Christian Hoz OL 6-5 316 Fr. HS Covington, La. (Archbiship Hannan) 81 Javonis Isaac TE 6-2 248 So.-R 1L Lafayette, La. (Acadiana) 36 Noel Iwuchukwu DE 6-2 235 Jr. TR Los Angeles, Calif. (Coll. of the Canyons (Calif.) 34 Darreon Jackson S 6-0 205 Jr.-R 1L Derby, Kan. (Coffeyville (Kan.) CC) 89 Jimmie Jackson TE 6-2 242 Sr.-R SQ Bentonville, Ark. (Arkansas Tech) 1 Jerry Jacobs CB 5-11 204 So. TR Atlanta, Ga. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) 63 Chase Johnson OL 6-3 277 Sr.-R 1L Olive Branch, Miss. (Northwest Miss. CC) 4 Michael Johnson S 6-1 199 Sr. 1L Hialeah, Fla. (Mt. San Antonio (Calif.) Coll.) 88 Preston Johnson WR 6-3 198 Jr. TR Atlanta, Ga. (Arkansas Baptist College) 47 Jaelyn Jones S 6-1 223 So.-R SQ Bryant, Ark. (Bryant) 3 Jamal Jones RB 5-9 193 Jr.-R 2L Memphis, Tenn. (Trezevant)

ALPHABETICAL ROSTER | 27 | 23 Jevon Jones CB 6-0 160 Fr. HS Allen, Texas (Allen) 57 Ryan Jurczak DS 6-1 180 Fr. HS Overland, Park, Kan. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 51 Kirk Louis LB 6-2 231 Jr.-R 2L Baton Rouge, La. (McKinley) 95 Wyatt Luebke DE 6-5 264 Fr.-R RS DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) 11 Donovan Marshall RB 5-11 188 Fr. HS St. Louis, Mo. (Luthern North) 18 Justin McInnis WR 6-6 206 Sr. 2L Pierrefonds, Quebec (Dodge City (KS) CC) 96 Charles McRae DL 6-2 239 Fr. HS Little Rock, Ark. (Maumelle) 27 Demari Medley S 5-10 179 So. 1L Gainesville, Fla. (Gainesville) 92 Forrest Merrill DL 5-11 338 Jr. TR Willard, Mo. (Northeastern Okla. A&M) 13 Kirk Merritt WR 6-0 215 Jr. TR Destrehan, La. (East Mississippi CC) 94 Hunter Moreton DL 6-1 291 So. 1L Fort Smith, Ark. (Southside) 34 Marcel Murray RB 5-11 197 Fr. HS Hiram, Ga. (Hiram) 8 Bubba Ogbebor WR 6-0 198 So.-R RS Frisco, Texas (Boise State) 12 Nathan Page CB 6-0 170 Fr. HS Roland, Ark. (Joe T. Robinson) 80 Ross Painter TE 6-4 237 Jr. TR Hernando, Miss. (Northeast Miss. CC) 48 Kevin Powers LB 6-0 217 Sr.-R SQ Sacramento, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.)) 25 Ryan Ragone S 5-10 192 Fr. HS Houston, Texas (Pasadena Memorial) 91 Donovan Ransom DL 6-1 294 Sr. 3L Garland, Texas (Garland) 84 Ollie Reddick WR 5-10 165 Fr. HS White Hall, Ark. (White Hall)

33 Griffin Riggs DE 6-3 246 Sr. 3L Auburn, Ala. (Auburn) @AStateFB 35 Alex Roberts RB 5-7 166 Fr.-R RS Tokyo, Japan (Cabot (Ark.) HS) 72 Nour-Eddine Seidnaly OL 6-5 324 Jr.-R RS Silver Spring, Md. (ASA (N.Y.) College) 53 Luke Sexton DS 6-3 251 So.-R SQ Jonesboro, Ark. (Nettleton) 29 Colby Sigears CB 5-8 168 So.-R RS Fayetteville, AR (Arkansas Tech) 24 Jeremy Smith CB 5-11 173 Jr. 2L Atlanta, Texas (Atlanta) 61 Jennings Stanley OL 6-3 325 Fr.-R RS Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 64 Jacob Still OL 6-1 296 So.-R 1L Collierville, Tenn. (St. George’s) 79 Ryan Taylor DL 6-2 303 Fr. HS Loganville, Ga. (Grayson) 15 Kevin Thurmon DL 6-3 298 Jr.-R RS Chicago, Ill. (Ball State) 44 Thomas Toki DL 6-1 290 So. DL Mountain View, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.) 19 Ross Trail QB 6-2 200 Jr.-R TR Wynne, Ark. (Wynne) 17 Quin Tucker CB 5-10 165 Fr.-R RS Hamburg, Ark. (Hamburg) 40 Antwon Turnage LB 6-2 216 Sr.-R 2L Columbia, Mo. (Dodge City (Kan.) CC) 87 Reed Tyler TE 6-3 245 Fr. HS Brandon, Miss. (Brandon) 6 Warren Wand RB 5-5 184 Sr. 3L Edmond, Okla. (Memorial) 85 Jonathan Webb WR 5-9 155 Jr. HS Portland, Ark. (Hamburg) 2 Armond Weh-Weh RB 6-0 211 Sr.-R 1L Houston, Texas (Scottsdale (Ariz.) CC) 37 Logan Wescott S 6-0 200 Jr.-R RS Harrington, Del. (Delaware State) 41 Brandon Williams CB 5-11 177 Fr.-R SQ Chicago, Ill. (St. Rita) 38 Sawyer Williams K 5-11 187 Jr.-R 2L Allen, Texas (Allen) BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (previous school) 1 Jerry Jacobs CB 5-11 204 So. TR Atlanta, Ga. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) 2 Armond Weh-Weh RB 6-0 211 Sr.-R 1L Houston, Texas (Scottsdale (Ariz.) CC) 3 B.J. Edmonds S 6-0 204 Jr. 2L Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal School) 3 Jamal Jones RB 5-9 193 Jr.-R 2L Memphis, Tenn. (Trezevant) 4 Dahu Green WR 6-5 197 Jr.-R RS Oklahoma City, Okla. (Oklahoma) 4 Michael Johnson S 6-1 199 Sr. 1L Hialeah, Fla. (Mt. San Antonio (Calif.) Coll.) 5 Kendrick Edwards WR 6-5 211 Sr.-R 1L Miami, Fla. (Arkansas) 6 Jefferie Gibson S 6-4 200 Sr. 1L Hope Mills, N.C. (Arizona Western Coll.) 6 Warren Wand RB 5-5 184 Sr. 3L Edmond, Okla. (Memorial) 7 Omar Bayless WR 6-3 207 Jr.-R 2L Laurel, Miss. (Laurel) 8 Ronheen Bingham DE 6-2 242 Sr. 1L Bennettsville, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) 8 Bubba Ogbebor WR 6-0 198 So.-R RS Frisco, Texas (Boise State) 9 Jonathan Adams, Jr. WR 6-3 209 So. 1L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 10 Justin Clifton DB 6-0 213 Sr. 3L Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo) 10 Carson Coats QB 6-1 204 Jr.-R 1L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 11 Jaden Harris DB 6-2 201 Fr. HS Monroe, La. (Ouachita Parish) 11 Donovan Marshall RB 5-11 188 Fr. HS St. Louis, Mo. (Luthern North) 12 Logan Bonner QB 6-1 215 So.-R 1L Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett) 12 Nathan Page CB 6-0 170 Fr. HS Roland, Ark. (Joe T. Robinson) 13 Kirk Merritt WR 6-0 215 Jr. TR Destrehan, La. (East Mississippi CC) 14 Antonio Fletcher S 6-0 187 Fr. HS Lithonia, Ga. (Martin Luther King) 15 Justice Hansen QB 6-4 224 Sr.-R 2L Edmond, Okla. (Butler (KS) CC) 15 Kevin Thurmon DL 6-3 298 Jr.-R RS Chicago, Ill. (Ball State) 16 Triston Anderson CB 6-0 181 Fr. HS Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall)

AStateRedWolves.com 16 Fuller Chandler WR 5-11 200 So.-R TR Springdale, Ark. (Henderson State) 17 Darveon Brown WR 5-11 185 Jr.-R 2L Warren, Ark. (Warren) 17 Quin Tucker CB 5-10 165 Fr.-R RS Hamburg, Ark. (Hamburg) 18 Justin McInnis WR 6-6 206 Sr. 2L Pierrefonds, Quebec (Dodge City (KS) CC) 19 Ross Trail QB 6-2 200 Jr.-R TR Wynne, Ark. (Wynne) 20 Detravion Green S 6-0 183 Fr. HS Ashdown, Ark. (Ashdown) 21 Jamari Gamble S 6-0 205 Fr.-R RS DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) 22 Caleb Bonner LB 6-1 213 So. 1L Reform, Ala. (Pickens County) 23 Jevon Jones CB 6-0 160 Fr. HS Allen, Texas (Allen) 24 Jeremy Smith CB 5-11 174 Jr. 2L Atlanta, Texas (Atlanta) 25 Blake Grupe K 5-8 150 Fr.-R RS Sedalia, Mo. (Smith-Cotton) 25 Ryan Ragone S 5-10 192 Fr. HS Houston, Texas (Pasadena Memorial) 26 Trent Ellis-Brewer LB 6-2 222 Jr. 2L Daphne, Ala. (Daphne) 27 Demari Medley S 5-10 179 So. 1L Gainesville, Fla. (Gainesville) 28 Brandon Byner CB 5-11 174 Sr. 3L Bessemer, Ala. (Bessemer City) 29 Colby Sigears CB 5-8 168 So.-R RS Fayetteville, AR (Arkansas Tech) 30 Derrick Bean LB 6-2 226 Fr. HS Pinson, Ala. (Clay-Chalkville)

NUMERICAL ROSTER | 28 | 31 Jarrod Chandler DE 6-2 217 Sr.-R 3L Barton, Ark. (Barton) 32 Tajhea Chambers LB 6-2 240 So.-R 1L Gordon, Ga. (Tift County) 33 Griffin Riggs DE 6-3 246 Sr. 3L Auburn, Ala. (Auburn) 34 Darreon Jackson S 6-0 205 Jr.-R 1L Derby, Kan. (Coffeyville (Kan.) CC) 34 Marcel Murray RB 5-11 197 Fr. HS Hiram, Ga. (Hiram) 35 Aaron Carter S 5-11 195 So.-R RS Mainla, Ark. (Missouri Baptist) 35 Alex Roberts RB 5-7 166 Fr.-R RS Tokyo, Japan (Cabot (Ark.) HS) 36 Noel Iwuchukwu DE 6-2 235 Jr. TR Los Angeles, Calif. (Coll. of the Canyons (Calif.) 37 Logan Wescott S 6-0 200 Jr.-R RS Harrington, Del. (Delaware State) 38 Sawyer Williams K 5-11 187 Jr.-R 2L Allen, Texas (Allen) 39 Dajon Emory DE 6-3 272 Sr.-R 1L Bridgeville, Del. (Lackawanna (Pa.) Coll.) 40 Cade Gartman RB 5-9 185 Fr. HS Trumann, Ark. (Trumann) CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Cl. Exp Hometown (previous school) 40 Antwon Turnage LB 6-2 216 Sr.-R 2L Columbia, Mo. (Dodge City (Kan.) CC) 41 Cody Grace P 6-2 228 Jr.-R 1L Perth, Western Australia (Warwick Senior) 41 Brandon Williams CB 5-11 177 Fr.-R SQ Chicago, Ill. (St. Rita) 42 Keyondre Brown LB 6-0 207 Fr.-R RS Pembroke Pines, Fla. (Charles W. Flanagan) 43 Kavin Alexander DB 5-10 197 Sr.-R 1L North Little Rock, Ark. (Butte (Calif.) Coll.) 44 Thomas Toki DL 6-1 290 So. DL Mountain View, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.) 45 Christian Howard DL 6-2 265 Sr.-R 1L Indianapolis, Ind. (Independence (Kan.) CC) 46 Seth Cottengim DS 6-0 207 So.-R 1L Fairport, NY (Wyoming) 47 Jaelyn Jones S 6-1 223 So.-R SQ Bryant, Ark. (Bryant) 48 Kevin Powers LB 6-0 217 Sr.-R SQ Sacramento, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.)) 50 William Bradley-King DE 6-4 248 So.-R 1L Kansas City, Mo. (Hogan Prep) 51 Kirk Louis LB 6-2 231 Jr.-R 2L Baton Rouge, La. (McKinley) 52 T.J. Harris DE 6-2 239 Jr.-R 2L Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington) 53 Luke Sexton DS 6-3 251 So.-R SQ Jonesboro, Ark. (Nettleton)

NUMERICAL ROSTER | 29 | 54 Dalton Ford OL 6-4 311 Jr.-R 2L Webb City, Mo. (Webb City) 55 Troy Elliott OL 6-5 271 Jr. 2L Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus) 57 Ryan Jurczak DS 6-1 180 Fr. HS Overland, Park, Kan. (St. Thomas Aquinas) 59 Holden Byassee LB 6-1 228 So.-R SQ Cherry Valley, Ark. (Cross County) 60 Jhamahl Bell OL 6-3 294 Sr.-R 1L Warren, Ark. (Warren) 61 Jennings Stanley OL 6-3 325 Fr.-R RS Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) 63 Chase Johnson OL 6-3 277 Sr.-R 1L Olive Branch, Miss. (Northwest Miss. CC) 64 Jacob Still OL 6-1 296 So.-R 1L Collierville, Tenn. (St. George’s) 65 Jax Gasaway OL 6-7 268 Fr. HS Star City, Ark. (Star City) 69 Marvis Brown OL 6-3 341 Sr. 1L Orange, Texas (Tyler (Texas) JC) 70 Lanard Bonner OL 6-5 315 Sr.-R 1L Birmingham, Ala. (Highland (Kan.) CC) 71 Klint Harvey OL 6-6 326 Jr.-R 1L Corning, Ark. (Arkansas) 72 Nour-Eddine Seidnaly OL 6-5 324 Jr.-R RS Silver Spring, Md. (ASA (N.Y.) College) 73 Cameron Davis OL 6-4 325 Jr.-R 2L Bryant, Ark. (Bryant) 74 Andre Harris Jr. OL 6-5 342 Fr.-R RS Oklahoma City, Okla. (Putnam City North) 75 Christian Hoz OL 6-5 316 Fr. HS Covington, La. (Archbiship Hannan) 77 Jacob Atnip OL 6-5 309 So.-R 1L Sheridan, Ark. (Sheridan)

78 Justin Dutton OL 6-4 331 Fr.-R RS Guthrie, Okla. (Guthrie) @AStateFB 79 Ryan Taylor DL 6-2 303 Fr. HS Loganville, Ga. (Grayson) 80 Ross Painter TE 6-4 237 Jr. TR Hernando, Miss. (Northeast Miss. CC) 81 Javonis Isaac TE 6-2 248 So.-R 1L Lafayette, La. (Acadiana) 82 Brandon Bowling WR 5-9 176 So.-R 1L McKinney, Texas (Boyd) 84 Ollie Reddick WR 5-10 165 Fr. HS White Hall, Ark. (White Hall) 85 Jonathan Webb WR 5-9 155 Jr. HS Portland, Ark. (Hamburg) 86 Gavin Casebier WR 6-4 176 Fr. HS Harrisburg, Ark. (Harrisburg) 87 Javier Carbonell DL 6-2 314 Jr.-R 2L Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville) 87 Reed Tyler TE 6-3 245 Fr. HS Brandon, Miss. (Brandon) 88 Preston Johnson WR 6-3 198 Jr. TR Atlanta, Ga. (Arkansas Baptist College) 89 Jimmie Jackson TE 6-2 242 Sr.-R SQ Bentonville, Ark. (Arkansas Tech) 90 Tukua Ahoia DL 6-0 331 So. TR Mountain View, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.) 91 Donovan Ransom DL 6-1 294 Sr. 3L Garland, Texas (Garland) 92 Forrest Merrill DL 5-11 338 Jr. TR Willard, Mo. (Northeastern Okla. A&M) 94 Hunter Moreton DL 6-1 291 So. 1L Fort Smith, Ark. (Southside) 95 Wyatt Luebke DE 6-5 264 Fr.-R RS DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) 96 Charles McRae DL 6-2 239 Fr. HS Little Rock, Ark. (Maumelle) 97 Terry Hampton DL 6-0 293 Fr. HS El Dorado, Ark. (El Dorado) 98 Jeffmario Brown DE 6-3 229 So. TR Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC) 99 Tony Adams DL 6-0 333 Sr. 1L Fannin, Miss. (Jones County (Miss.) JC) 99 Damon Foncham P 5-8 186 Jr.-R 2L Plano, Texas (Plano West) BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 RETURNING TEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS Passing Touchdowns (No. 4) ...... Justice Hansen (37) Rushing...... Warren Wand (138 att. | 715 yds. | 6 TD) Completions Per Game (No. 5) .....Justice Hansen (25.4) Justice Hansen (135 att. | 422 yds. | 7 TD) Points Responsible For (No. 7) ...... Justice Hansen (266) Passing ..Justice Hansen (62.6 pct. | 3,967 yds | 37 TD) Passing Yards (No. 9) ...... Justice Hansen (3,967) Logan Bonner (42.9 pct. | 70 yds | 1 TD) Pass Efficiency (No. 21) ...... Justice Hansen (149.6) Receiving ...... Justin McInnis (49 rec. | 800 yds | 4 TD) Fumbles Recovered (No. 26)...Michael Johnson (2 total) Kendrick Edwards (38 rec. | 434 yds | 3 TD) Yards Per Pass Att (No. 28) ...... Justice Hansen (8.15) Omar Bayless (32 rec. | 439 yds | 6 TD) Completion Pct. (No. 31) ...... Justice Hansen (.626) Total Offense ....Justice Hansen (622 plays | 4,389 yds.) Passes Defended (No. 32) ...... Justin Clifton (1.2) Warren Wand (138 plays | 715 yds.) Field Goals Per Game (No. 33) ...Sawyer Williams (1.33) All-Purpose ...... Warren Wand (860 yds.) Passing Yds Per/Comp (No. 34) ..Justice Hansen (13.01) Justin McInnis (803 yds.) Scoring (No. 41) ...... Sawyer Williams (8.0) Punt Returns...... None Total Points Scored (No. 49) ...... Sawyer Williams (96) Kickoff Ret. ..Jonathan Adams (11 ret. | 226 yds. | 20.5 avg.) Field Goals...... Sawyer Williams (16-33 FG | 72.7 pct.) LOST NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS Punting...... Cody Grace (49 punts | 41.1 avg. | 24 i20) Sacks (No. 2) ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (1.08) Damon Foncham (6 | 35.5 avg. | 4 i20) Punt Returns (No. 3)...... Blaise Taylor (13.7) Scoring...... Sawyer Williams (96 pts. | 16 FG, 48 XP) Tackles For Loss (No. 9)...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (1.6) Warren Wand (42 pts. | 7 TD) Punt Return TDs (No. 10) ...... Blaise Taylor (1) Tackles ...... BJ Edmonds (80 tkl. | 42 UA | 38 A) Passes Defended (No. 14) ...... Blaise Taylor (1.3) Justin Clifton (63 tkl. | 43 UA | 20 A) Receiving Touchdowns (No. 25) ...... Chris Murray (9) Tackles for Loss...... Ronheen Bingham (8.0-42 yds.) Fumbles Recovered (No. 26)...... Caleb Caston (2 total) Christian Howard (6.0-19) Forced Fumbles (No. 31).....Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (0.25) Sacks...... Ronheen Bingham (5.0-32 yds.) AStateRedWolves.com Christian Howard (3.0-12) A-STATE OFFENSE IN FINAL 2016 NCAA STATS Interceptions ...... B.J. Edmonds (3-19 yds.) Passing Offense (No. 5) ...... 342.2 Michael Johnson (2-30 yds.) Total Offense (No. 10)...... 494.8 1st Downs Offense (No. 11) ...... 322 LOST TEAM STATISTICAL LEADERS Scoring Offense (No. 13)...... 37.8 Rushing...... Johnston White (94 att. |430 yds. | 3 TD) 3rd Down Coversion Pct. (No. 26)...... 444 Passing...... None Team Passing Efficiency (No. 26)...... 147.13 Receiving ...... Chris Murray (50 rec. | 697 yds. | 9 TD) Completion Pct. (No. 33)...... 619 Blake Mack (48 rec. | 618 yds. | 7 TD) Passing Yds Per Completion (No. 38)...... 12.95 Total Offense ...... Johnston White (94 plays | 430 yds.) Tackles For Loss Allowed (No. 50)...... 5.58 Chauncey Mason (9 plays | 171 yds.) All-Purpose...... Chris Murray (975 yds.) A-STATE DEFENSE IN FINAL 2016 NCAA STATS Blake Mack (639 yds.) Team Tackles For Loss (No. 6)...... 8.3 Punt Returns...... Blaise Taylor (27 ret. | 370 yds. | 13.7 avg.) 4th Down Conversion Pct. Defense (No. 9)...... 364 Kickoff Returns ...... Chris Murray (11 ret. | 275 yds. | 25.0 avg.) Team Sacks (No. 19) ...... 2.92 Field Goals...... None 3rd Down Coversion Pct. Defense (No. 21)...... 330 Punting ...... None Defensive Touchdowns (No. 21)...... 3 Scoring ...... Chris Murray (54 pts. | 9 TD) Fumbles Recovered (No. 27) ...... 10 Blake Mack (44 pts. | 7 TD | 1 RCV PAT) Turnovers Gained (No. 29)...... 24 Tackles ...... Kyle Wilson (93 tkl. | 47 UA | 46 A) Passes Intercepted (No. 32)...... 14 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (56 tkl. | 29 UA | 27 A) 1st Downs Defense (No. 32) ...... 233 Tackles for Loss ....Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (19.0-102 yds.) Rushing Defense (No. 33) ...... 136.1

RED WOLVES AT A GLANCE | 30 | A GLANCE AT RED WOLVES Caleb Caston (10.0-50 yds.) Team Passing Efficiency Defense (No. 40)...... 120.59 Sacks...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (13.0-85 yds.) Red Zone Defense (No. 42) ...... 806 Caleb Caston (5.0-31 yds.) Interceptions...... Blaise Taylor (2-85 yds.) A-STATE SPECIAL TEAMS IN FINAL 2016 NCAA STATS Kyle Martin (2-0 yds.) Punt Return Defense (No. 2) ...... 2.00 Punt Returns (No. 9)...... 13.70 RETURNING NCAA STATISTICAL LEADERS Blocked Punts (No. 19)...... 1 Pts Responsible for P/G (No. 1) ....Justice Hansen (22.2) Net Punting (No. 21)...... 40.35 Total Offense (No. 3) ...... Justice Hansen (365.8) Blocked Kickes (No. 31)...... 2 Passing Yds Per Game (No. 4) ....Justice Hansen (330.6)

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF | INSIDE Head Coach Blake Anderson ...... 32-35 Assistant Head Coach Trooper Taylor...... 36-37 Assistant Coach Joe Cauthen ...... 38-39 Assistant Coach Buster Faulkner...... 40-41 Assistant Coach Norval McKenzie ...... 42-43 Assistant Coach Brian Early...... 44-45 Assistant Coach Allen Johnson ...... 46-47 Assistant Coach Chris Buckner ...... 48-49 Assistant Coach Kyle Cefalo ...... 50-51 Assistant Coach Nick Paremski ...... 52-53 Assistant Coach Allen Rudolph ...... 54-55 Assistant AD for Athletics Performance Pat Ivey ...... 56 Head Athletic Trainer Ron Carroll ...... 57 Support Staff/GA Coaches ...... 58-60 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 blemished 8-0 record, in the process becoming the only SBC program to ever go 8-0 in league play during multiple seasons (2015 and 2011). The Red Wolves have won at least seven games every season under Anderson, including a 9-victory campaign in 2015 and eight-win year in 2016. A-State has also compiled a 26- 6 (.813 winning percentage) Sun Belt Confer- ence record under Anderson’s watch, and its average margin of victory in those 26 wins is 22.9 points. Including all seven A-State wins in 2017, 29 of the Red Wolves’ 31 victories under Anderson have come by 10 or more points. The only ex- ceptions were a 21-14 overtime win against Utah State in 2014 and a 27-26 victory over Georgia Southern in 2016. Each of Anderson’s first four squads ranked among the top 45 teams in the nation in at least 23 combined offensive, defensive and Blake Anderson, a 17-year coaching veteran special teams categories, including 2016 when at the NCAA FBS level who also coached in an the Red Wolves led the nation in tackles for loss NJCAA National Championship game, was (9.6 per game) and 2015 when they ranked No.

AStateRedWolves.com named the Red Wolves’ 30th all-time head foot- 1 in both defensive touchdowns (8) and passes ball coach on Dec. 19, 2013. intercepted (26). Anderson led A-State to four consecutive Along the way, he saw 11 of his players earn winning seasons, four straight bowl game ap- All-Sun Belt recognition in 2014, followed by 16 pearances (2017 Camellia Bowl, 2016 Cure in both 2015 and 2016 and, most recently, a Bowl, 2015 New Orleans Bowl and 2014 Go- school-record 18 in 2017. All four seasons com- Daddy Bowl) and back-to-back Sun Belt Con- bined, Anderson has coached 41 different play- ference championships in 2015 and 2016 his ers to 64 all-conference selections -- the most initial four seasons at the helm. During that in the league over that span. time, the Red Wolves also broke nine school Anderson has led the Red Wolves to an 18- records for average yards total offense (494.8 5 home record, which includes a 2014 overtime yards per game in 2017), first downs (322 in win over a Utah State team that won 10 games 2017), first downs passing (190 in 2017), pass- and received votes in the final Associated Press ing yards (4,106 in 2017), passing touchdowns Top-25 Poll. A-State has also compiled a 12-4 (38 in 2017), points scored (520 in 2015), Sun Belt road record, including a 35-3 victory touchdowns scored (69 in 2015), total offense over then-ranked No. 25 Troy in 2016 for the (6,174 yards in 2014) and total plays (1,024 in Red Wolves first road win over a top-25 team 2014). since joining the FBS in 1992. Out of 30 all-time head coaches, Anderson Upon his arrival at A-State, Anderson as- became just the fourth to win at least seven sembled a well-respected coaching staff and games in his first season at A-State. Now with began working to put together his first recruit- 31 career victories leading the Red Wolves, he ing class in an abbreviated time period. Not is the first head coach in A-State history to win only did he sign the Sun Belt’s No. 1 ranked more than 22 games his first four seasons at class by Rivals.com, all five of his recruiting the school. Additionally, Anderson is just the classes have ranked among the top three teams third head coach at A-State to direct the pro- in the league by at least two of the major re- gram to 31 wins in 51 or fewer games -- Ben- cruiting services.

HEAD COACH BLAKE ANDERSON | 32 | HEAD COACH BLAKE nie Ellender reached 31 victories in 50 games Before joining A-State, Anderson worked on from 1963-68, as did Bill Davidson from 1971- head coach Larry Fedora’s staff as offensive co- 75. ordinator and quarterbacks coach at both North A-State won the league title for the second Carolina and Southern Miss the previous four consecutive year under Anderson in 2016 with seasons. His dynamic offense helped lead the a 7-1 record, making it the only program in the two programs to 34 victories, three bowl game nation at the time to win five conference titles appearances and two conference or divisional over the previous six seasons. The Red Wolves titles. Along the way, his potent offense was won the 2015 league championship with an un- responsible for breaking both schools’ total of- CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 fense records while also ranking among the nationally with 291.8 yards per contest, and the most productive teams in the nation. Tar Heels also rushed for 193.8 yards per game, The Hubbard, Texas, native came to A-State their highest average since 1994. after spending the previous two seasons as the Individuals excelled in Anderson’s system at offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach every position. During his time at the school, at North Carolina, where he helped lead the Tar six offensive players received All-ACC recogni- Heels to an Atlantic Coast Conference Coastal tion, including First Team All-America selection Division title in 2012 and the Belk Bowl in 2013. Eric Ebron at tight end. As quarterbacks coach, Under Anderson’s direction, North Carolina av- Anderson tutored standouts Bryn Renner and eraged 432.4 total yards per game in 2013 after Marquise Williams. Renner set the single-sea- setting the school record the previous year with son school record for touchdowns passes with 485.6 yards per contest. Prior to his arrival in 28 in 2012, while Williams provided a spark to Chapel Hill, the Tar Heels had not averaged 400 the UNC offense in 2013 with his mobility out- HEAD COACH BLAKE ANDERSON | 33 | yards in a season since 1993. side the pocket. Williams finished the regular North Carolina’s offense posted more than season with 1,058 yards of total offense in the 500 yards of total offense seven times during last three games alone, which was the most in Anderson’s two seasons at the school, including any three-game stretch in Tar Heels history. He a school-record 721 versus Old Dominion his was also the first quarterback to lead North last season, and scored 40 or more points in Carolina in rushing since 1968. nine games. The Tar Heels averaged 44.2 Anderson went to Chapel Hill after a record- points per game at Kenan Stadium (14 games) setting run as Southern Miss’ offensive coordi- and 25.4 on the road (10 games) with Ander- nator and quarterbacks coach. The Golden son as their offensive coordinator. Eagles set school records for total offense in Anderson led a passing offense during the each of Anderson’s last two years. He was part 2013 season ranked 23rd in the nation, aver- of a Southern Miss staff under Fedora that won aging 286.3 yards per game. North Carolina a school-record 12 games in 2012, including posted 27 passing touchdowns, which were the the Conference USA championship over previ- second most in school history and just two be- ously unbeaten Houston and the Hawaii Bowl hind the 29 recorded in 2012. The Tar Heels over Nevada. ranked among the top 44 teams in the nation in Anderson spent his first two seasons as total offense, completion percentage, passing USM’s quarterbacks coach and run game coor- offense, red zone offense, scoring offense, dinator and developed Austin Davis into one of passing efficiency, fourth down conversions and the nation’s top signal callers. Davis broke turnovers lost in 2013. nearly every school record in an outstanding North Carolina’s offensive success was just a four-year career. continuation from Anderson’s initial season, Under the eye of Anderson, the Golden Ea- which saw the Tar Heels establish more than 35 gles were one of 14 teams in the country that school records. The Tar Heels finished eighth in averaged more than 200 yards per game in the country in scoring, averaging 40.6 points both rushing and passing in 2011. The Golden per game, and were 14th nationally with 485.6 Eagles had nearly 6,500 yards of total offense @AStateFB yards per game. Their passing attack was 26th and set a school record with 461.4 yards per

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 game. In addition, USM was 15th nationally in nessee, where he helped direct an offensive scoring offense, 16th in total offense and 21st unit as co-offensive coordinator and wide rein rushing offense. Anderson’s offense posted ceivers coach from 2002-04. 30-or-more points in 10 of 14 games in 2011, He spent three seasons at New Mexico be- including a season-high 63 in a win over Navy. fore landing at MTSU. He served as the wide In 2010, Southern Miss was 18th in total of- receivers coach in 2001 and running backs fense, 20th in rushing offense and 35th in pass- coach from 1999-2000. The UNM rushing at- ing offense. The Golden Eagles also averaged tack was responsible for a major share of the 36.9 points per game to rank 15th in the na- Lobo offense in 2000. The Lobos averaged 148 tion. That season, Anderson’s quarterbacks yards per game on the ground, which ac- were among the most efficient in the nation counted for 56 percent of the team’s total of- with only eight interceptions thrown – includ- fense. ing one by a wide receiver – to 24 touchdowns. Anderson worked at Trinity Valley Commu- Davis accounted for 10 of the team’s 28 rush- nity College (1995-98) before joining the Divi- ing touchdowns, more than any other back. sion I FBS ranks at New Mexico. In 1998, he In his first year in Hattiesburg in 2008, An- was the offensive coordinator and the Cardinals derson mentored then redshirt freshman and went 7-3. He helped lead the Cardinals to the first-year starter Davis, who responded by hav- 1997 NJCAA National Championship. ing the best season ever for a freshman QB at He began his coaching career at Eastern the school, while also putting together one of New Mexico in 1992 (graduate assistant) and the better years that any signal caller has had 1993 (full-time), where he tutored the wide re- at the university. ceivers. He then moved on to Howard Payne Davis, who was the first freshman to start University in Brownwood, Texas, to coach wide

AStateRedWolves.com in his opening game since 1991, notched 15 receivers in 1994. HPU won the Texas IAA con- school records, including six season marks – ference title. passing yards (3,128), completions (261), at- A two-year letterwinner at wide receiver for tempts (454), total offense (3,636) and touch- Sam Houston State from 1989-91, Anderson downs responsible for (30). was named Southland Conference All-Academic Anderson came to Southern Miss after as a senior. He also played for two years as a spending the 2007 campaign at Louisiana- quarterback and receiver at Baylor (1987-89) Lafayette as offensive coordinator and quarter- before transferring. Anderson graduated with backs coach. The Ragin’ Cajuns posted the No. his bachelor’s degree in kinesiology from Sam 6-rated rushing offense nationally (251.6) in Houston State in 1992. He also attained his 2007 and became the Sun Belt’s first ever master’s degree in sports administration from 3,000-yard rushing team (3,019). Eastern New Mexico in 1994. Anderson and his Anderson, who was in private business from wife Wendy have one daughter, Callie, and two 2004-06, previously worked at Middle Ten- sons, Coleton and Cason.

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Blake Anderson was named Arkansas State’s 30th head coach Dec. 19, 2013. THE ANDERSON FILE Hometown: Hubbard, Texas Born: March 24, 1969 High school: Hubbard College: Sam Houston State, 1992 (kinesiology); Eastern New Mexico, 1994 (master’s) Years in coaching: 25 Wife: Wendy Children: daughter Callie and sons Coleton and Cason

COACHING ASSIGNMENTS YEAR-BY-YEAR Year School Position (Record) Postseason/Bowls

@AStateFB 2014-Cur. Arkansas State Head Coach (24-15, 20-4 Sun Belt) 2015 GoDaddy Bowl, 2015 New Orleans Bowl, 2016 Cure Bowl, 2017 Camellia Bowl 2012-13 North Carolina Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach 2013 Belk Bowl 2010-11 Southern Miss Offensive Coordinator/QB Coach 2010 Beef ‘O’ Brady Bowl, 2011 C-USA Champs, 2011 Hawaii Bowl 2008-09 Southern Miss QB Coach/Run Game Coordinator 2008 New Orleans Bowl, 2009 New Orleans Bowl 2007 Louisiana-Lafayette Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Coach 2002-04 Middle Tennessee Co-Offensive Coordinator/Wide Receivers Coach 2001 New Mexico Wide Receivers Coach 1999-2000 New Mexico Running Backs Coach 1998 Trinity Valley College Offensive Coordinator 1995-97 Trinity Valley College QB/WR/DB/Recruiting Coordinator 1997 Red River Bowl/NJCAA Championship 1994 Howard Payne Wide Receivers Coach American Southwest Conf. Champs 1993 Eastern New Mexico Wide Receivers Coach 1992 Eastern New Mexico Graduate Assistant

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 TROOPER TAYLOR Assistant Head Coach l Cornerbacks 5th Year l Baylor, 1992 Trooper Taylor, from safety to cornerback his final year with the a 25-year coaching Red Wolves. Blaise and Humes combined for 81 veteran at the tackles, 7.0 tackles for loss, four interceptions, 15 NCAA FBS level pass break-ups, three fumble recoveries and two who helped lead forced fumbles. Taylor’s unit was key in A-State Auburn to a 2011 ranking among the top 25 teams in the nation in BCS National tackles for loss (No. 1), defensive touchdowns (No. Championship, is in 8), scoring defense (No. 19), team pass efficiency his fifth year as defense (No. 23) and fumbles recovered (No. 24). Arkansas State’s cornerbacks coach and begins his His cornerbacks were responsible for nine inter- third with the Red Wolves since being elevated to ceptions and 20 pass break-ups during the 2015 the position of assistant head coach. season that saw the Red Wolves’ defense rank first Taylor’s first four seasons at A-State saw him in the nation in both interceptions (26) and defen- help lead the Red Wolves to 31 victories, a bowl sive touchdowns (8), second in turnovers gained game appearance each year and back-to-back Sun (34) and 21st in pass completion percentage de- Belt Conference championships in 2015 and 2016. fense. He tutored senior corner Rocky Hayes, who Taylor has been a part of 13 bowl games during was named First Team All-Sun Belt Conference after his career, which includes stops at Baylor, New Mex- recording six interceptions that tied the second ico, Tulane, Tennessee, Oklahoma State and most in the league. Auburn in addition to Arkansas State. Taylor’s 2014 position group was part of A-State’s With Taylor on the sidelines, the Red Wolves defense that ranked No. 14 in the nation in defen- played in the GoDaddy Bowl to conclude a 7-6 sea- sive touchdowns (4), No. 15 in passes intercepted son in 2014. The 2015 squad participated in the (16), No. 17 in team sacks (2.85 per game), No. 21 New Orleans Bowl, capping a nine-win campaign in turnovers gained (28), No. 27 in third down per-

AStateRedWolves.com and undefeated run in the Sun Belt. Taylor helped centage defense (.359), No. 28 in fumbles recov- the Red Wolves rebound from an 0-4 start in 2016 ered (12), No. 36 in fourth down percentage to post an 8-5 record, win a Sun Belt title and de- defense (.435) and team tackles for loss (6.6 per feat UCF 31-13 in the Cure Bowl. Most recently in game), No. 42 in red zone defense (.795), No. 44 in 2017, the Red Wolves won at least seven games for passing yards allowed (216.0 ypg) and No. 45 in the fourth straight year and made their first trip to team passing efficiency defense (122.26). Addi- the Camellia Bowl. tionally, A-State’s 28 turnovers gained were its third Taylor’s 2017 cornerbacks unit was anchored by most ever as an FBS member. his son, Blaise, who established himself from 2014- Under Taylor’s direction, seniors Artez Brown and 17 as one of the premier, most distinguished and Andrew Tryon enjoyed the best seasons of their ca- highly decorated student-athletes in the history of reer in 2014 and earned first team and honorable Arkansas State, the Sun Belt Conference and the mention All-Sun Belt Conference honors, respec- NCAA. The younger Taylor’s time at A-State culmi- tively. Brown was responsible for four intercep- nated in 2017 as he played out his senior season, tions, which tied the most on the team, to go along eventually being named the Arthur Ashe Jr. Male with 26 tackles and five pass break-ups. Tryon Sports Scholar of the Year, a Wuerffel Trophy final- posted career-best numbers for tackles (71), tack- ist, National Football Foundation (NFF) All-Ameri- les for loss (5.5), interceptions (2) and pass break- can Scholar and prestigious Campbell Trophy ups (9). finalist. Blaise also completed his career as the Sun As a group, A-State’s cornerbacks were respon- Belt Conference’s all-time leader in career passes sible for 137 tackles, seven interceptions, 19 pass defended. break-ups and three fumble recoveries, including a

ASSISTANT COACHES | 36 | ASSISTANT Blaise was named First Team All-Sun Belt Con- 93-yard return for touchdown by Rocky Hayes that ference in 2017 after completing his career as the was the longest fumble return in school history. league’s all-time leader in career passes defended, Considered one of the nation’s top recruiters, and the Taylor-coached corners helped A-State rank Taylor helped A-State secure five consecutive sign- among the top 42 teams in the nation in 4th down ing classes from 2014 to 2018 that were ranked conversion percentage defense (No. 9), 3rd down among the top three in the Sun Belt Conference by percentage defense (No. 21), defensive touch- at least two of the major recruiting services. downs (No. 21), turnovers gained (No. 29), passes Taylor came to A-State after serving as the intercepted (No. 32), first downs defense (No. 32), Auburn’s assistant head coach and wide receivers team passing efficiency defense (No. 40) and red coach from 2009-12. zone defense (No. 42). In Auburn’s 2010 national championship season, The 2016 season also saw Taylor coach Chris Taylor's receiver corps produced in all phases, mak- Humes, who went on to sign a free agent contract ing impact catches and providing hard-nosed block- with the Los Angeles Raiders, through a transition ing for the Tigers' conference-best rushing attack. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Auburn receivers connected on 45 plays of 20 yards times during Taylor’s time with the program. or more, including five plays of 60 yards or more, as His first season as running backs coach, Ten- the Tigers set a school record for points (577) and nessee ranked 24th in the nation in rushing yards led the Southeastern Conference averaging 41.2 (186.0 ypg) with Gerald Riggs Jr. leading the team points per game. The Tigers had three receivers individually with 85.2 yards per game to rank 47th total 500 yards or more and as a unit averaged 16.9 in the country. Riggs and fellow running back yards per catch, hauling in 2,461 of Auburn's total Cedric Houston became UT’s first pair of 1,000-yard 3,002 total passing yards. rushers in the same season in 2004. His second He helped lead the Tigers to a 43-24 Chick-Fil-A season, he tutored now NFL All-Pro running back Bowl victory over Virginia and a No. 25 BCS ranking Arian Foster. in 2011. Receiver Emory Blake was responsible for Following his move wide receivers coach, the Vol- six receptions for 108 yards in the bowl-game vic- unteers ranked 12th in the nation in passing yards tory that gave the Tigers their eighth win of the with 264.5 yards per game in 2006. Under Taylor’s year. direction, Robert Meachem was a first-round NFL During his first season, he helped the Auburn of- draft pick after ranking fourth in the nation in re- fense emerge as one of the nation's finest, while ceiving yards (99.9 ypg) to earn All-America recog- also solidifying his reputation as a top-notch re- nition. The 2007 Tennessee team ranked No. 35 in cruiter. The Auburn offense set numerous school the nation in passing yards (262.5 ypg), while Lucas ASSISTANT COACHES | 37 | records during the 2009 season, including points in Taylor ranked among the top 44 players in the a season (433), most total yards of offense in a sea- NCAA FBS in both receptions and receiving yards. son (5,613) and most plays in a season (914). Taylor went to Knoxville after coaching receivers Taylor coached Darvin Adams, who broke the at Tulane from 1999-2003. He coached four wide- Auburn single-season record for receptions with 60 outs into the NFL during his tenure in New Orleans, for 997 yards and ranked second in the SEC with including Adrian Burnette, Kerwin Cook and Terrell 10 touchdown catches. Adams, who entered the Harris. The fourth future NFL player under his tute- season with just three career catches for 18 yards, lage at Tulane was Roydell Williams, who went on was named the MVP of the Outback Bowl after to set school and Conference USA career records hauling in career highs of 12 receptions for 142 for touchdown catches with 35. yards. Prior to Tulane, he was the running backs coach In addition to his coaching duties on the field, at New Mexico in 1998 after a five year stint on the Taylor was also instrumental in helping Auburn coaching staff at Baylor, his alma mater. He began bring in some of the most highly regarded recruit- his coaching career as a graduate assistant coach at ing classes in the nation as the Tigers’ 2010, 2011 Baylor in 1992, then spent the 1994-97 seasons as and 2012 recruiting classes were ranked fourth, the Bears’ wide receivers coach (1994, 1997) and third and 17th, respectively, by ESPN.com. secondary coach (1995-96). He helped lead Baylor Auburn signed a consensus top-five recruiting to the Alamo Bowl in 1994. class in 2010, when Taylor was named to Taylor played defensive back at Baylor from Rivals.com’s its list of the top-25 recruiters in the 1988-91 and finished his playing career as the

nation and one of the top 10 recruiters in the SEC. school's leader in kickoff returns (53) and return @AStateFB It marked the third time he was named to the top- yardage (1,063), while also helping the Bears to the 25 list by Rivals.com, having previously earned the Copper Bowl his senior campaign. He earned his recognition in 2005 and 2007. bachelor’s degree in communications from Baylor In 2008, his only season at Oklahoma State, Tay- University in 1992. lor helped the Cowboys’ offense produce two first- The Cuero, Texas, native is married to the for- team All-Americans in wide receiver Dez Bryant and mer Evi Crosby of Harbor City, Calif. He and his running back Kendall Hunter. A Biletnikoff Award fi- wife, who was a track and field scholarship student- nalist, first-team All-Big 12 selection and academic athlete at Baylor, have one daughter, Starr, and a all-conference member, Bryant led the Big 12 in re- son, Blaise. ceiving and was third nationally. With Taylor working as co-offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach, the Cowboys played in the 2008 Holiday Bowl and ranked sixth in the nation in total offense (487.7 ypg), eighth in rushing offense (245.46 ypg), ninth in scoring offense (40.7 ppg) and 38th in passing offense (242.23 ypg). Prior to OSU, Taylor served as Tennessee’s assistant head coach from 2004-07, coaching wide receivers his last two seasons after serving as the running backs coach from 2004-05. While a member of the Tennessee staff, he helped lead the Vol- unteers to the 2005 Cotton Bowl and 2007 and 2008 Outback Bowl. The Vols posted a pair of 10- win seasons, claimed 34 total victories and finished ranked among the top-25 teams in the nation three BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 JOE CAUTHEN Defensive Coordinator l Linebackers l 5th Year Stephen F. Austin, 1990 Joe Cauthen is fense (21.5), No. 23 in pass efficiency defense in his fifth season (117.25), No. 24 in fumbles recovered (11) and No. as the defensive co- 29 in total defense (362.8). ordinator and line- Cauthen’s defensive unit finished the 2015 sea- backers coach for son ranked second in the country in turnovers Arkansas State. gained (34), 11th in fourth-down conversion per- Cauthen has 28 centage defense (.333), 19th in third-down con- years coaching ex- version defense (.335), 41st in sacks (2.38 pg) and perience, including 44th in rushing defense (151.5 ypg). The Cauthen- 22 at the collegiate led defense played a vital role in A-State’s unde- level. He not only feated run to a Sun Belt Conference championship implemented an aggressive and attacking style in and appearance in the New Orleans Bowl. his first four seasons at A-State, but also trans- This was all one year after the Red Wolves formed the Red Wolves into one of the most op- ranked No. 14 in the nation in defensive touch- portunistic defenses in the nation with a focus on downs (4), No. 15 in passes intercepted (16), No. creating turnovers. 17 in team sacks (2.85 per game), No. 21 in Under Cauthen’s direction, the Red Wolves have turnovers gained (28), No. 27 in third down per- ranked among the top 21 teams in the nation each centage defense (.359), No. 28 in fumbles recov- of the last four seasons in defensive touchdowns ered (12), No. 36 in fourth down percentage with 19 total over that span. The 2015 campaign defense (.435) and team tackles for loss (6.6 per saw A-State’s defense record an FBS-high eight game), No. 42 in red zone defense (.795), No. 44 in touchdowns, while also leading the country in in- passing yards allowed (216.0 ypg) and No. 45 in terceptions with a school FBS-era-record 26. team passing efficiency defense (122.26). Those Not only did A-State’s defense rank 21st in the results helped lead A-State to the GoDaddy Bowl country in defensive touchdowns in 2017, the Red for an unprecedented fourth consecutive year. Wolves’ also finished among the top teams in the Cauthen’s aggressive style has led to a combined country in tackles for loss (No. 6), 4th down con- 146 sacks that are the program’s most over any AStateRedWolves.com version percentage defense (No. 9), sacks (No. 19), four-year span since moving to FBS status in 1992. 3rd down conversion percentage defense (No. 21), The Red Wolves also posted at least 86 tackles for fumbles recovered (No. 27), turnovers gained (No. loss each of the last four seasons, achieving the 29), passes intercepted (No. 32), 1st downs defeat for the first time in school history. fense (No. 32), rushing defense (No. 33), team Cauthen’s defense produced six All-Sun Belt Con- passing efficiency defense (No. 40) and red zone ference performers in 2014, including first team defense (No. 42). linebacker Qushaun Lee, and seven more in 2015. Arkansas State’s defense helped the team reach The Cauthen-coached Lee posted a team-high 110 a bowl game, the Camellia Bowl, for a school-record tackles and career-best four interceptions during his seventh consecutive season and saw eight players senior season to conclude his career as the Sun Belt named All-Sun Belt Conference, including line- Conference’s second all-time leader in tackles. backer Kyle Wilson, who went on to sign a free Among A-State’s 2015 all-league selections were agent contract with the NFL’s Philadelphia Eagles. linebackers Xavier Woodson-Luster and Khari Lain, Defensive end Ja’Von Rolland-Jones finished his ca- who were the top two leading tacklers on the reer in 2017 as the NCAA’s second all-time leader in squad. The Red Wolves’ 2016 all-conference picks career sacks, and he was tabbed the league’s Con- included linebackers Woodson-Luster and Wilson, ference Player of the Year for the second consecu- who was named to the All-Newcomer Team. tive season before going on to sign a free agent Prior to A-State, Cauthen most recently spent the deal with the Cincinnati Bengals. previous three seasons as an assistant coach at Cauthen’s 2016 unit helped A-State collect a sec- Middle Tennessee. Cauthen served as the Blue ond consecutive Sun Belt Conference title while Raiders’ defensive line coach in 2012 and 2013 after leading the nation in tackles for loss with 9.6 per working as the linebackers coach in 2011. He was game. Not far behind, A-State ranked No. 6 in also the special teams coordinator all three years sacks (3.31 per game). he spent at MTSU. ASSISTANT COACHES | 38 | ASSISTANT That kind of production led to A-State placing The Blue Raiders put together back-to-back eight two defensive ends on the First Team All-Sun Belt win seasons Cauthen’s last two years at the school Conference squad, including Rolland-Jones. Just and played in the Armed Forces Bowl in 2013. He the second defensive player to ever earn the tutored a pair of all-conference players during his league’s highest honor, Rolland-Jones broke the time as defensive line coach, including Jimmy school and Sun Belt Conference records for career Staten in 2013 and Omar McLendon in 2012. sacks during the season. Fellow defensive end MTSU proved to be an opportunistic defense in Chris Odom finished the year with 12.5 sacks and 2013 with Cauthen a part of the coaching staff as signed a free agent contract with the Atlanta Fal- the Blue Raiders ranked fifth in the nation in cons. turnovers gained with 33, including 15 interceptions Rolland-Jones and Odom were among nine de- and 18 fumble recoveries. MTSU also ranked 17th fensive players named All-Sun Belt in 2016, helping nationally in red zone defense (.755) and 19th na- the Red Wolves rank No. 4 in the nation in fourth tionally in passing defense (203.4 ypg). His defen- down conversion percentage defense (.250), No. 8 sive line also helped the team rack up 67 tackles in defensive touchdowns (4), No. 19 in scoring de- for loss and 27 sacks. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 In his first year guiding the defensive line, Cau- fense (318.9 yards a game), rushing defense (127.4 then molded a young group that showed marked yards per game) and scoring defense (18.3 points improvement from 2011. McLendon earned allan outing). A&M-Commerce was 47th nationally in conference honors while Kendall Dangerfield and total defense and 42nd in rushing defense while fin- Staten enjoyed career years. ishing 22nd in scoring defense. Additionally, under Cauthen made his way to Middle Tennessee after Cauthen’s leadership, Lion linebacker J.D. Hearn led spending the previous four seasons at Valdosta the nation in tackles in 2005 and earned eight na- State as the Blazers defensive coordinator. In 2010, tional post-season awards. Cauthen helped lead Valdosta State to a Gulf South During his seven seasons with the Lions, Cau- Conference Championship after his defense finished then coached six All-Americans, four Lone Star Con- ranked 23rd nationally in total defense and 18th in ference linebackers of the year, three defensive scoring defense. His unit was led by All-American lineman of the year, a defensive back of the year (both coaches and SIDs) and National Defensive and 34 defensive players that earned All-Lone Star Player of the Year Larry Dean. Dean, who had 122 Conference at least once during their career. tackles, became the first player in school history to Cauthen spent little time in establishing his mark earn the player of the year award. on the Texas A&M-Commerce defense as in just his Cauthen molded a solid group in 2009 despite third year he directed a defense that ranked sec- losing seven starters off the 2008 squad and seeing ond in the league in total defense, first against the two more suffer season-ending injuries over the run, second against the pass and third in scoring course of the first three games. Under his direction, defense. Two years later, his 2003 defense was ASSISTANT COACHES | 39 | the Blazers still managed to register 68 TFLs, 18 fourth in the 15-team league and 41st nationally in sacks, and force 19 turnovers while giving up just total defense. 112.9 yards per game on the ground. Cauthen joined the Lion staff in 1999 after two Cauthen’s defense was dominant during the seasons at I-AA (now FCS) Stephen F. Austin. He 2008 season as it finished 31st nationally in total began his tenure with SFA as a restricted earnings defense and 24th in scoring defense. The Blazers coach in 1997 before becoming full-time in 1998. allowed opponents just 304.6 yards per game dur- He worked with the defensive line during his two ing his second season with the school while sur- seasons and aided the Lumberjacks to an 11-11 rendering just 18.6 points per outing. On the overall record. Cauthen’s line was instrumental in rushing side, the Blazers only allowed 108.3 yards Stephen F. Austin finishing the 1997 season ranked per game to rank 31st in the nation while oppo- 21st in the nation in the final national poll. nents found throwing the ball even tougher as they Prior to Stephen F. Austin, Cauthen spent a sea- were held to a 104.91 efficiency rating, a number son as defensive line coach at Trinity Valley Com- that ranked VSU 20th nationally. In 2007, Cauthen munity College in Athens, Texas. He also worked directed a unit that finished 14th in the nation in with the special teams unit at TVCC and served as scoring defense at 17.6 points per game as VSU the school’s strength and conditioning coach. He won its second national title. Cauthen’s knowledge began his coaching career at Sherman High School of the defensive side of the ball was no more evi- in Sherman, Texas during the 1990 season and dent than in the 2007 NCAA Championship game, worked with the school for five seasons. In addition where his scheme held Northwest Missouri State to teaching biology for the school, Cauthen worked running back Xavier Omon, who had averaged 236 with the freshman team his first year and as an as- yards a game in three previous playoff contests, to sistant for the varsity squad from 1992 through just 63 yards on 27 carries, an average of 2.3 yards 1995. Additionally, he served as an assistant for the per carry. school’s baseball, power lifting and basketball pro- @AStateFB Cauthen’s aggressive, ball-hawking defensive ap- grams. Cauthen’s coaching was instrumental in proach helped VSU lead the nation in passes inter- leading both Trinity Valley and Sherman to post- cepted with 27 in 2007 while finishing second in season berths during his time with the schools. turnovers gained with 40. Additionally, Valdosta Cauthen earned his Bachelor’s in Health and Ki- State was 25th in passing efficiency defense nesiology with a minor in Biology from Stephen F. (105.9) and 33rd in rushing defense (120.9 yards Austin in 1990. He also obtained a Master’s in per game). Sports Administration from the University of Texas- Cauthen’s ability to teach the game of football Tyler in 1997. Cauthen is married to the former An- helped several Blazers earn individual honors during nittia Chapman and they share four children -- his tenure. He had two players earn three All-Amer- Brooklyn, Hayden, Dakota and Jackson. ica honors, five named all-region, and 13 make all- conference. Cauthen’s tutelage also helped Sherard Reynolds earn GSC All-Decade Team honors after the 2009 season, the only VSU defensive player to earn first team honors on that list. Cauthen joined the Blazers after eight seasons with Texas A&M-Commerce, during which the Lions consistently ranked among the top defenses in the nation. A&M-Commerce led the Lone Star Confer- ence and was ranked 23rd nationally in total defense in 2006 as the Lions compiled a 5-5 mark. Cauthen’s defense surrendered just 258.3 yards per game, including 95.3 on the ground and 163.0 through the air. The Lions allowed just 15.1 points per game, 19th-best nationally, and were 24th in rushing defense. The Lions were equally as impressive in 2005 as they again led the Lone Star Conference in total de- BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 BUSTER FAULKNER Offensive Coordinator l Tight Ends l 3rd Year Valdosta State, 2005 A 13-year also posted a 138.9 pass efficiency rating that coaching veteran ranked first in the Sun Belt and 45th in the na- who has been a tion. part of multiple Prior to A-State, Faulkner spent five seasons bowl games and as an assistant coach at Middle Tennessee, in- an NCAA Division cluding the last four full years as offensive coor- II national champi- dinator and quarterbacks coach. He helped onship, Buster guide the Blue Raiders to 31 victories, numerous Faulkner begins school records and a pair of bowl-game appear- his third season as Arkansas State’s offensive co- ances from 2012-15. ordinator and second as tight ends coach in Under his tutelage, the Blue Raiders amassed 2018. more than 5,000 yards of total offense in three His first season at A-State saw the Red Wolves consecutive seasons for the first time in school bounce back from an 0-4 start to finish with an history while averaging over 31 points a game. 8-5 record, a Sun Belt Conference title and 31-13 MT’s 2015 team amassed 5,946 yards and victory over UCF in the Cure Bowl. Under his di- scored 442 points, both school records, helping rection as offensive coordinator, the Red Wolves the squad finish 6-2 in Conference USA and earn recorded 4,932 yards total offense that was the an invitation to the Bahamas Bowl. sixth most in school history. Faulkner also led several record-setting indi- Faulkner and A-State followed up the 2016 viduals in 2015, as freshman quarterback Brent season by making another bowl-game appear- Stockstill led the way by setting new single sea- ance the following year, this time playing in the son marks for passing yards (4,005), passing

AStateRedWolves.com Camellia Bowl to conclude a 2017 campaign that yards per game (308.1), completions (327), at- saw the offense average a school-record 494.8 tempts (490), touchdowns (30), 300-yard games yards per game, which also ranked No. 10 in the (8) and consecutive 300-yard games (4). nation. Freshman All-American Richie James caught a A-State had eight offensive players named All- school record 108 passes for 1,346 yards, while Sun Belt in 2017, including Offensive Player of senior wide-out Ed Batties brought down an MT- the Year Justice Hansen at quarterback and first- record 13 receiving touchdowns under Faulkner team selection Blake Mack at the tight end posi- last season. tion. Faulkner was responsible for coaching the Stockstill and James became the first quarter- Red Wolves’ all-time leader in both receptions back and receiver pairing in school history to and receiving yards by a tight end, and Mack amass 3,000 yards passing and 1,000 yards re- went on to sign a free agent contract with the ceiving in the same season. NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs following the season. Prior to the 2015 season that saw MT rank Arkansas State posted over 400 yards total of- 32nd in the nation in total offense and 35th in fense in all but two outings in 2017, including a scoring offense, the 2014 unit ranked 30th na- school-record 781 yards in a victory over ULM. tionally in rushing, while Austin Grammer be- The Red Wolves averaged 342.2 passing yards came the first signal-caller in school history to per game to rank fifth in the country, while also throw for over 200 yards in each of his first averaging 37.8 points per game that ranked 13th seven games and finished 11th nationally in in the nation. completion percentage. Faulkner helped lead the Blue Raiders to an 8- ASSISTANT COACHES | 40 | ASSISTANT Led by five offensive players earning All-Sun Belt honors in 2016, the Red Wolves recorded 5 overall record and appearance in the Armed over 300 yards total offense in 10 outings, more Forces Bowl in 2013 as his offense had the sec- than 400 in five contests and at least 500 in two ond most yards in school history, ranked 31st na- outings. Faulkner’s offense recorded a season- tionally in rushing and 25th in third down high 525 yards in the Sun Belt opener, a 27-26 conversion percentage. The offense also regis- win over Georgia Southern. tered seven games of 200 or more yards rushing Faulkner mentored 2016 A-State newcomer and had five different players top the 100-yard Hansen, an Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Con- rushing mark. Quarterback Logan Kilgore be- ference choice as a sophomore. Hansen com- came the first signal-caller in school history to pleted the year with 19 passing touchdowns that have three straight 2,000-yard seasons with all tied the fourth most in school history, while his three years coming under Faulkner. 2,719 passing yards were the sixth most. He In 2012, the unit keyed the Raiders’ 8-4 sea-

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 son by re-establishing the running game and Faulkner returned to Valdosta State in 2007 protecting the football. Middle Tennessee ranked and served as the quarterbacks coach for two 46th nationally in rushing and tied for 28th for seasons. In his first season, the Blazers went fewest turnovers lost. The unit also had four 13-1 and captured the Division II National Cham- games where they rushed for over 200 yards and pionship as quarterback Willie Copeland passed produced three different 100-yard rushers. Wide for 2,903 yards and 27 touchdowns. receiver Anthony Amos and center Micah James Faulkner took over as the offensive coordina- both earned first team all-conference honors. tor for the Blazers in 2008. VSU averaged 380.8 In 2011, Faulkner took over the play-calling yards a game in advancing to the quarterfinals as duties as offensive coordinator the final seven quarterback Chris Hart earned Freshman of the games of the year while remaining quarterbacks Year honors. Hart accounted for over 3,000 yards coach. His unit went on to record the fifth most and 27 touchdowns. yards of total offense, complete a then-record As a player, Faulkner starred as a quarterback 299 passes and became just the second offense for Valdosta State from 2000 to 2003. In three in school history to amass over 3,000 passing years with the Blazers, he passed for 7,100 yards yards. and 64 touchdowns while registering a 47-6

Faulkner went to Middle Tennessee after serv- record. ASSISTANT COACHES | 41 | ing the 2010 season as offensive coordinator and As a sophomore, Faulkner earned first-team quarterbacks coach at Murray State. In his lone All-Gulf South Conference honors and honorable season at MSU, Faulkner’s offense broke 27 mention All-American accolades after going 327- school records and finished first in the FCS in for-503 for 3,941 yards and 44 touchdowns in total plays, pass completions, and completion leading the Blazers to a 14-1 record and a spot percentage. The Racer offense racked up nearly in the National Championship game. 5,000 yards and produced the first 500-yard He played his senior season at Texas A&M- passer, 200-yard rusher, and 200-yard receiver in Commerce, where he passed for 2,861 and 16 the same game in FCS history. The Racers touchdowns, while setting 10 school records. ranked fifth in total offense nationally in 2010, During his prep career, Faulkner started at while the year prior to Faulkner’s arrival MSU had quarterback as a sophomore and led Parkview a ranking of 115. High School to the 1997 Georgia state champi- The 2010 Racers offense ranked first in the onship. OVC and fifth nationally with 36.09 points per A native of Lilburn, Ga., Faulkner earned his game, while also leading the league in passing bachelor’s degree in history from Valdosta State offense and ranking fourth nationally with 313.5 in 2005. Faulkner, and his wife, Tia, have one yards per contest. The MSU quarterbacks led the son, Harrison, and two daughters, Hadley and country in completions and completion percent- Haisley. age.

Under Faulkner’s guidance, quarterback Casey @AStateFB Brockman had just six starts in 2010 but earned second team all-conference honors and was twice picked as the National Player of the Week. Brockman also garnered three OVC Player of the Week awards en route to finishing first in the league and eighth nationally in passing yards per game. Brockman accounted for 313 yards of total offense per game. Prior to joining the Racers staff, Faulkner spent the 2009 season as the quarterbacks coach at Central Arkansas. UCA’s offense averaged 26.2 points a game and 215.8 yards a game through the air and was ranked in the Top 25 nationally in every offensive statistic. Senior quarterback Robbie Park finished the year going 217-for-358 for 2,434 yards and 12 touchdowns. The yardage total was seventh on the school’s all-time single-season list. Faulkner’s coaching career began at Valdosta State, where he served as a student assistant helping with the quarterbacks in 2005. After one season with the Blazers, he served as an offensive graduate assistant at Georgia, working with the offensive line and quarterbacks. BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 NORVAL McKENZIE Running Backs l Special Teams Coordinator l 3rd Year Vanderbilt, 2005 Norval and White as the two combined for McKenzie en- 232 rushing attempts for 1,145 ters his third yards and nine touchdowns. season in Spending the two previous seasons 2018 as under McKenzie, Wand will enter his Arkansas senior season in 2018 with the 11th State's run- most rushing yards (2,303) in ning backs coach and his first as school history and 697 shy of be- special teams coordinator. coming the fifth all-time A-State His initial season with the Red player with 3,000 for a career. Wolves saw the squad post an 8-5 White concluded his career with 28 record, win a Sun Belt Conference rushing touchdowns, which is the championship with a 7-1 record and sixth most in school history. defeat UCF 31-13 in the Cure Bowl. McKenzie came to A-State after A-State’s primary two backs, sopho- spending the previous five seasons more Warren Wand and junior as a member of the Furman Univer- Johnston White, combined to rush sity coaching staff in a variety of AStateRedWolves.com for 1,351 yards and 12 touchdowns. roles, including running backs Wand accounted for a team-high coach, special teams coordinator 879 yards alone, while also posting and recruiting coordinator. 24 receptions for 279 yards and During his time with the Paladins, three more scores. Following the McKenzie coached a pair of All- regular season, he was named Sec- Southern Conference running backs ond Team All-Sun Belt Conference and two others who were named to as an all-purpose selection. the league’s All-Freshman Team. McKenzie’s second year at A-State Jerodis Williams was a two-time All- saw the team finish with a 7-5 over- SoCon choice after rushing for all record, 6-2 mark in Sun Belt play 2,225 yards and 20 touchdowns and make another appearance in a over his junior and senior cam- bowl game – the Camellia Bowl. paigns, in addition to earning All- The McKenzie-coached running America honors in 2012 when he backs helped the Red Wolves rank led the FCS in kickoff returns (35.9

ASSISTANT COACHES | 42 | ASSISTANT No. 10 in the nation in total offense, avg., 2 TDs). averaging a school-record 494.8 McCloud, who completed his ca- yards per game. The unit also ac- reer ranked 10th in Furman rushing counted for 10 combined touch- history, garnered all-conference downs as the team ranked No. 13 in recognition in 2013 after running for the country in scoring offense with 1,110 yards and five scores. Triston 37.8 points per game. Luke rushed for 385 yards and a Like the 2016 season, the 2017 pair of scores in 2015 to find a place running backs were led by Wand on the league’s All-Freshman Team,

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 while Marcus Anderson earned the ence, and American history in 2005. recognition in 2013 when he posted He completed his master’s degree in 334 rushing yards and two touch- education at Vanderbilt in 2010. downs. Following graduation, he began McKenzie helped lead Furman to a his coaching career at Hiram (Ga.) 2013 SoCon championship and sev- High School, working two seasons eral victories over FCS nationally- there before returning to Vanderbilt ranked teams, including No. 5 as a graduate assistant coach for Wofford in 2011. The Paladins also the 2008 and 2009 campaigns. knocked off then-FCS member and The 2008 season saw him help No. 3-ranked Appalachian State in Vanderbilt post its first winning sea- 2011. son (7-6) since 1982 and a 16-14 A Powder Springs, Ga., native and victory over Boston College in the ASSISTANT COACHES | 43 | former football standout at McEach- Gaylord Hotels Music City Bowl – ern (Ga.) High School, McKenzie the program’s first bowl victory was a four-year football letterman since 1955. McKenzie assumed the for Vanderbilt (2001-04), where he duties of assistant recruiting coordi- rushed for 1,411 career yards. He nator, while also helping with player battled back from a serious leg in- development and coordinating the jury his sophomore year to lead Gridiron Club for former Com- Vanderbilt in rushing as both a jun- modore letter winners, in 2010. ior and senior. McKenzie is the father of one McKenzie was a rare triple major, daughter, Anaya, and he and his earning an undergraduate degree in wife Amber have a son, Storm. secondary education, political sci-

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BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 BRIAN EARLY Defensive Line l Run Game Coordinator l 5th Year Arkansas-Monticello, 1994 Kyle Brian Player of the Year. Fellow defensive end Chris Early is beginning Odom finished the year with 12.5 sacks and his fifth season as signed a free agent contract with the Atlanta Arkansas State's Falcons. defensive line Rolland-Jones and Odom made up the only coach and his first set of teammates in the nation during 2016 to as the team’s run both rank among top 10 players in the nation in game coordinator. total sacks, as well as the top 20 players in tack- Each of his les for loss. Early also coached interior defen- first four seasons at A-State saw the Red Wolves sive lineman Waylon Roberson to an Honorable rank among the top 41 teams in the nation in Mention All-Sun Belt Conference season. both sacks and tackles for loss, while he also tu- A-State’s 2015 campaign saw three of his tored at least two all-conference selections on players earn all-league recognition as well. Rol- the defensive line each year. Arkansas State land-Jones, who ended 2015 ranked second in made four straight postseason appearances at the nation in sacks per game among active play- the 2015 GoDaddy Bowl, 2015 New Orleans ers, earned first-team recognition to lead the Bowl, 2016 Cure Bowl and 2017 Camellia Bowl, group. Senior defensive end Chris Stone was and the Red Wolves won back-to-back Sun Belt tabbed second team and senior defensive line- Conference titles in 2015 and 2016 with a com- man Robert Mondie was a third-team choice. bined 15-1 record. His defensive linemen helped A-State rank first He coached Ja’Von Rolland-Jones all four in the nation in defensive touchdowns (8) and years of his career, tutoring the defensive end interceptions (26) and second in turnovers

AStateRedWolves.com who was twice named the Sun Belt Conference gained (34). Player of the Year and concluded his time at A- Led by Rolland-Jones with a team-high nine State as the NCAA’s second all-time leader in ca- sacks, A-State’s 2.4 sacks per game was the reer sacks (43.5) and ranked eighth in tackles 41st highest average in the nation. Additionally, for loss (64.5). Also Arkansas State’s and the the squad’s 6.8 tackles for loss ranked 38th. Sun Belt Conference’s all-time leader in sacks, His first season working with the A-State de- Rolland-Jones signed a free agent contract with fensive line saw the Red Wolves rank No. 17 in the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals following the 2017 the nation in team sacks (2.85 per game) and season. No. 36 in team tackles for loss (6.6 per game). Most recently, Early’s defensive line helped A- Early’s line was responsible for 22.5 of A-State’s State rank No. 6 in the nation in tackles for loss 37 sacks that were the most by an A-State team (8.3 per game) and No. 19 in sacks (2.92 aver- since 2002 and the second most over the last age) in 2017 as he was nominated for the 29 years. The Red Wolves’ front four also ac- Broyles Award, which is annually issued to the counted for a combined 10 forced and recov- top college football assistant coach in the na- ered fumbles for a defense that ranked 21st in tion. Those numbers came one year after the the nation in turnovers gained and 28th in fum- Red Wolves led the country in tackles for loss ble recoveries. The same group piled up 45.5 (9.6 per game) and ranked No. 6 in sacks (3.31 tackles for loss, which was over half of the average) in 2016. team’s 86 total that were the most since 2011 Including Rolland-Jones as first-team selec- and tied the program’s third most since gaining

ASSISTANT COACHES | 44 | ASSISTANT tion, the Red Wolves had four defensive linemen FBS status in 1992. named All-Sun Belt Conference in 2017. Also He coached two All-Sun Belt Conference se- earning the recognition were Ronheen Bingham lections in 2014, including second team pick Rol- (2nd Team, DE), Caleb Caston (Third Team, DE) land-Jones and honorable mention choice Stone. and Dee Liner (Honorable Mention, DL). In ad- Despite playing in just 10 games before suffer- dition to Rolland-Jones signing an NFL free ing a season-ending injury, Rolland-Jones, agent contract, Liner also signed with the named a SCOUT second team Freshman All- Kansas City Chiefs. American, tallied a team-high eight sacks that The 2016 defensive-line production led to A- were the 11th most in school history for a sin- State placing two defensive ends on the First gle season, ranked as the fifth most in the Sun Team All-Sun Belt Conference squad, including Belt Conference and were the 14th most in the Rolland-Jones as he became just the second de- nation. He posted a school-record five sacks fensive player in league history to be named its against Idaho, which also tied the Sun Belt CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 record and the most in the nation for the 2014 the linebackers coach and co-special teams co- season. The redshirt freshman also collected a ordinator at Minnesota State-Mankato. He was team-high 12.0 tackles for loss that were the the defensive coordinator and strength and con- 10th most in the league. ditioning coordinator at West Memphis High Early’s position group has been the driving School in 2001, helping lead the Blue Devils to force leading to a combined 146 sacks that are the state quarterfinals. the program’s most over any four-year span In 1999 and 2000, he was the linebackers since moving to FBS status in 1992. The Red coach and strength and conditioning coordinator Wolves also posted at least 86 tackles for loss at the University of Arkansas at Monticello. each of the last four seasons, achieving the feat There, he coached Danielle Rollins, who led the for the first time in school history. nation in total tackles in 1999 and in tackles per With previous coaching stops at Central game in 2000 and was named the Gulf South’s Arkansas, Arkansas-Monticello and three Defensive Player of the Year in 2000. Arkansas high schools, Early brought deep ties Early began his coaching career in 1994 as to the state with him. Prior to A-State, he most defensive coordinator and strength and condi- recently served as the University of Arkansas tioning coordinator at Greenland High School. Defensive Quality Control Coach in 2013. His He helped lead the Pirates to back-to-back con- ASSISTANT COACHES | 45 | journey to Arkansas State also included a stop ference championships in 1997 & 1998. The '98 on the coaching staff at Minnesota State- team was the first to complete an unblemished Mankato. regular season and recorded the first playoff win Early has coached or recruited nine All-Amer- in school history. icans, five conference players of the year and Early graduated from the University of three NFL Draft picks in his career that spans Arkansas at Monticello with a bachelor’s degree over 20 years, including 13 at the collegiate in physical education and health in 1994 and level. earned his master’s degree in secondary educa- Early spent the four years before his time at tion from UAM in 2000. He has three daughters Arkansas as defensive coordinator at Fayetteville (Sydney, Aivery and Camryn), one son (Dre) and High School, where he helped the Bulldogs to is married to Nanci. three straight 7A state championship game appearances and back-to-back titles in 2011 and 2012. The 2011 and 2012 Fayetteville teams were ranked in the top 50 nationally by Max- Preps. His 2012 Fayetteville defense included Brooks Ellis, a two-time Arkansas High School Defen- sive Player of the Year, and Alex Brignoni, whose 19 career interceptions ranked first all-time in @AStateFB Arkansas history in the state’s largest classifica- tion. Early went to Fayetteville High School after coaching defensive line for four years and linebackers for one year while also serving as special teams co-coordinator at Central Arkansas. In his time with UCA, the Bears won two conference championships in two different classifi- cations, taking the Division II Gulf South crown in 2005 and the FBS Southland Conference title in 2008. They twice led the conference in scoring defense, and Larry Hart was named the 2008 Southland Conference Defensive Player of the Year. UCA also led the nation in net punting in 2008, and in 2007 All-American Tristan Jackson led the country with an average of 23.6 yards per punt return. Early also coached the two highest-drafted players in UCA history as Hart was a fifth-round pick by Jacksonville in 2010 and Jacob Ford was a sixth round selection by Tennessee in 2007. During the 2002 and 2003 seasons, Early was BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 ALLEN JOHNSON Safeties l Pass Game Coord. l 5th Year Texas A&M-Commerce, 1999 Allen Johnson In fact, Hunter ended his career as the Sun is beginning his Belt Conference’s all-time leader in interception fifth season as returns for a touchdown with four. Brown tied Arkansas State's for the team high in interceptions in 2016 with safeties coach and three, while Clifton ranked second on the squad his first as the in tackles with a career-high 87 to his credit. team’s pass game The 2015 season saw the Red Wolves rank coordinator. No. 1 in the nation in interceptions with 26, and Johnson pos- Johnson’s safeties were responsible for 10 of sesses over 19 years coaching experience at those. Led by juniors Hunter and Brown with both the collegiate and high school levels. His three interceptions each and three combined first season at Arkansas State saw the Red pick-six’s, the position group was also instru- Wolves post a 7-6 record and make an un- mental in A-State’s No. 1 national ranking in de- precedented fourth consecutive appearance in fensive touchdowns (8). the GoDaddy Bowl. Following the season, Brown was named a The Red Wolves followed that up with a Sun Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference selection Belt Conference championship and appearance with 65 tackles to go along with his three inter- in the New Orleans Bowl in 2015. A-State made ceptions and nine pass break-ups. Additionally, it back-to-back league titles in 2016 and ended A-State ranked second in the nation with 34 the season by knocking off UCF 31-13 in the turnovers gained, which tied its most ever as an Cure Bowl. A-State made its fourth consecutive FBS member. bowl-game appearance – the Camellia Bowl – A-State saw three different players start at

AStateRedWolves.com with Johnson on the coaching staff in 2017. the Nickelback position in 2015. Among the The most recent season saw Johnson mentor group was Honorable Mention All-SBC selection two players who earned all-conference recogni- Khari Lain, who also played linebacker. tion, including Nickelback Justin Clifton as a sec- Johnson’s 2014 safeties were part of A-State’s ond-team selection and safety B.J. Edmonds as defense that ranked No. 14 in the nation in dean honorable mention choice. The two players fensive touchdowns (4), No. 15 in passes inter- were part of the Red Wolves’ secondary that cepted (16), No. 17 in team sacks (2.85 per helped the team rank No. 9 in the nation in 4th game), No. 21 in turnovers gained (28), No. 27 down conversion percentage defense (.364), in third down percentage defense (.359), No. 28 No. 21 in 3rd down conversion percentage de- in fumbles recovered (12), No. 36 in fourth fense (.330), No. 21 in defensive touchdowns down percentage defense (.435) and team tack- (3), No. 27 in fumbles recovered (10), No. 29 in les for loss (6.6 per game), No. 42 in red zone turnovers gained (24), No. 32 in passes inter- defense (.795), No. 44 in passing yards allowed cepted (14), No. 32 in 1st downs defense (233) (216.0 ypg) and No. 45 in team passing effi- and No. 40 in team passing efficiency defense ciency defense (122.26). (120.59). Despite losing starting strong safety Chris Just a sophomore in 2017, Edmonds posted Humes just two games into the season, two of career best numbers and finished the season A-State’s top five tacklers were safeties. John- ranked second on the team in tackles with 80 son coached sophomore Hunter, who stepped and first on the squad in interceptions with into the starting role and enjoyed the best sea- ASSISTANT COACHES | 46 | ASSISTANT three. Clifton was the squad’s third-leading son of his young career with 65 tackles, one tackler, but the unit also featured nickelback and sack, one forced fumble, two pass break-ups safety Darreon Jackson as the Red Wolves’ and two interceptions, including one returned fourth-ranked tackles leader. 94 yards against Toledo that was the longest Johnson coached three players who earned scoring play in GoDaddy Bowl history. Hunter all-conference recognition in 2016, including also had a career-tying 11 tackles in the bowl safety Money Hunter as a first-team selection game. and Clifton and safety Cody Brown as second- Under Johnson’s watch, senior safety Sterling team choices. The three players helped A-State Young ended his career as the team’s third lead- rank eighth in the nation in defensive touch- ing tackler in 2014. Young accounted for 75 downs, 19th in scoring defense, 23rd in pass ef- tackles, one forced fumble, three pass break-ups ficiency defense, 29th in total defense and 30th and two interceptions. Johnson also tutored All- in 3rd down conversion defense. SBC pick Andrew Tryon at the nickelback posi- CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 tion in 2014. Commerce in 1999 before being elevated to a The Red Wolves’ safeties compiled a com- full-time position as running backs coach in bined 171 tackles for almost 20 percent of the 2000. After his two-year stint on the Lions’ team’s total. The group also combined for four coaching staff, he spent the next four seasons in interceptions, five pass break-ups and three the high-school coaching ranks at Gaither HS forced fumbles. (2001) in Tampa, Fla., at Plant HS (2002) in Prior to arriving at A-State, Johnson spent Tampa and at Newman Smith HS (2003-04) in three seasons at Lamar University as the assis- Carrollton, Texas. He worked with the second- tant head coach from 2012-13 and the defen- ary at all three high schools and was also the sive coordinator in 2011, while also overseeing defense coordinator his lone season at Gaither. the secondary all three years. Johnson, who earned his bachelor's degree in Johnson was part of Lamar’s coaching staff health and kinesiology at Texas A&M University- charged with reviving a program that took the Commerce in 1999 and his master's degree in field in 2010 for the first time since 1989. Com- the same field a year later, played collegiately at peting in the NCAA FCS as a Southland Confer- Kilgore College, Central Oklahoma and A&M- ence (SLC) member, the Cardinals led the Commerce. league in both pass defense and pass efficiency After taking a break in his college career to ASSISTANT COACHES | 47 | defense in 2012 and 2013 with Johnson serving serve in the U.S. Air Force, Johnson earned All- as the secondary coach. Lone Star Conference South Division honors and Not only did Lamar’s secondary function as a trip to the Snow Bowl as a senior in 1998. He one of the top units in the SLC, the group also competed for the A&M-Commerce track boasted several players that were recognized for and field team and served as president of the their individual efforts under the direction of school's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee. Johnson. Safety Chad Allen and cornerbacks Johnson, who was an all-district defensive Branden Thomas and Tyrus McGlothen were All- back at Desoto (Texas) High School, has three Southland Conference choices during their ca- daughters - Jayla, Kyra and Olivia. reer. McGlothen earned first team recognition in 2013 when he posted 81 tackles, seven tackles for loss, one sack and a fumble recovery. Prior to his time at Lamar, Johnson coached the cornerbacks at the University of Texas-El Paso for three seasons. While at UTEP, John- son coached such star defensive backs as Cor- nelius Brown, Melvin Stephenson and Clarence Ward, all of whom played briefly in the National Football League. Johnson’s final season at UTEP (2010) saw the Miners make their first appear- @AStateFB ance in a postseason game since 2005, com- peting in the New Mexico Bowl. Before going to UTEP, Johnson spent the 2007 season as the defensive backs coach and recruiting coordinator at Midwestern State Uni- versity, which fielded the top defense in the Lone Star Conference (LSC) that year. In going 8-3 that season, Midwestern State led the league in scoring defense (18.6 points-per-game average), total defense (294.2 yards-per-game average) and rushing defense (93.9 yards-per- game). The Mustangs also ranked third in the LSC in pass defense and pass defense efficiency. In 2006, Johnson served as the quality control coach at Oklahoma State University, helping lead the Cowboys to seven wins and an Inde- pendence Bowl victory. He doubled as the secondary coach and recruiting coordinator at Blinn College in 2005, helping the team qualify for the National Junior College Athletic Association playoffs. Johnson started his coaching career as a defensive graduate assistant coach at Texas A&M- BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 CHRIS BUCKNER Outside Wide Receivers l 1st Year New Mexico State, 2009 Chris Buck- Evan Beebe (WR), Sean North (WR) ner, who has and Iverson Moana (OL). Ayers was coached on named the 2016 Lone Star Conference five conference Receiver of the Year and AFCA First or division Team All-American after recording 80 championship receptions for 1,025 yards and nine teams over the touchdowns. last eight seasons, begins his first sea- Prior to his time at WNMU, Buckner son on the Red Wolves’ staff as outside spent the 2014 and 2015 campaigns as wide receivers coach. the wide receivers coach and recruiting Buckner, a four-year football letter- coordinator at North Carolina Central. man at New Mexico State from 2006- He helped guide the Eagles to back-to- 09, comes to A-State after most back Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference recently spending the last two seasons (MEAC) titles. at Western New Mexico as the offensive The 2014 MEAC championship was coordinator and quarterbacks coach. their first since 1973, and the squad He began his coaching career at Jack- also collected seven victories for the son State in 2010 and since that time program’s most since 2006. 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AStateRedWolves.com has seen 13 of his players earn all-con- lowing season in 2015, North Carolina ference recognition, including two All- Central posted an 8-3 record on their America selections and two named way to the league title. either conference Offensive Player or Buckner coached wideouts Adrian Receiver of the Year. Wilkins and Quentin Atkins to an All- During his time directing Western MEAC season in 2014, when the two New Mexico’s offense, the squads players combined for 1,155 yards and ranked among the top 28 FCS teams in eight touchdowns to help the Eagles the nation in passing offense in both rank second in the conference in pass- 2016 and 2017. His 2016 unit averaged ing yards per game (203.8). 285.5 passing yards per game that was A-State’s new outside wide receivers the 16th most in the nation. The Mus- coached spent one season at Savannah tangs averaged 407.9 yards total of- State in 2013 as co-offensive coordina- fense per game in 2017, the same year tor and wide receivers coach. That sea- their passing game ranked 28th in the son, the Tigers averaged 209.7 yards country. passing per game to rank second in the He served as the position coach for MEAC. ASSISTANT COACHES | 48 | ASSISTANT quarterback Javia Hall, who earned All- Buckner tutored All-MEAC wide re- Lone Star Conference (LSC) honors his ceiver Simon Heyward, who ranked senior season while raking fourth in the among the top 10 players in the league nation completions per game (25.5), in both receptions (36) and receiving 13th in total offense (306.6 ypg), 18th yards (572). Tight end Kris Drummond in passing yards (3,006) and 26th in also earned All-MEAC recognition with passing touchdowns (24). Buckner serving as co-offensive coordi- Working as offensive coordinator, he nator. also coached All-LSC selections Xavier Following his graduation from New Ayers (WR), D’Angelo Bowie (WR), Mexico State University, Buckner joined

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE the Jackson State staff as a graduate following the season, Richardson and assistant coach in 2010 and was ele- tight end Renty Rollins were named All- vated to wide receivers and tight ends SWAC. Rollins was also tabbed an coach for both the 2011 and 2012 sea- HBCU All-American for his performance. sons. The Tigers posted a 6-3 SWAC record Jackson State claimed the South- in 2010 to win the East Division, and western Athletic Conference (SWAC) they recorded 4,539 yards total offense East Division championship every year to rank ninth in the nation. during Buckner’s time at the school. A native of Arlington, Texas, Buckner His final year with the program saw the played both wide receiver (2006-07) Tigers post a 7-2 SWAC record and play and defensive back (2008-09) at New in the league’s championship game. Mexico State, where he earned his He mentored wideout Rico Richard- bachelor’s degree in business adminis- son, the SWAC Offensive Player of the tration in 2009. He played in 47 career ASSISTANT COACHES | 49 | Year who went on to sign a NFL rookie games with the Aggies, finishing his ca- free agent contract with the Kansas City reer with 44 receptions for 359 yards on Chiefs. Richardson also spent time with the offensive side of the ball. Playing the Houston Texans, Tennessee Titans, as a defensive back his last two sea- Arizona Cardinals and San Diego Charg- sons, Buckner posted 46 tackles, an in- ers. terception and a fumble recovery. Buckner’s wide receivers and tight In May 2010, he went through OTAs ends were key components to Jackson with the Dallas Cowboys, and then State’s 2011 offense, which averaged moved on to Jackson State to begin his an FCS-best 490 yards per game. The coaching career. squad posted a 9-2 overall record and

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BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 KYLE CEFALO Inside Wide Receivers l 2nd Year Colorado, 2012 Kyle Ce- Booker and Murray combined for 15 falo, a former of the team’s 38 receiving touch- graduate as- downs that ranked as the fifth most sistant coach in the nation. at A-State Cefalo returned to Arkansas State who helped to work on the offensive side of the lead the pro- ball after previously spending the gram to a pair of Sun Belt Confer- 2016 season as a graduate assistant ence championships in 2013 and coach at Maryland, which doubled 2015, enters his second season in its win total over the previous sea- 2018 as an assistant coach for the son and made an appearance in the Red Wolves. Quick Lane Bowl. During his four Cefalo’s first season back at A- seasons as a member of the A-State State saw the Red Wolves make (2013-15) and Maryland (2016) their school-record seventh consec- coaching staffs, Cefalo was part of utive bowl-game appearance, play- 30 combined victories and coached ing Middle Tennessee in the in four bowl games. AStateRedWolves.com Camellia Bowl to cap a seven-win Cefalo worked on the offensive season in which the A-State offense side of the ball, primarily with quar- ranked fifth in the nation in passing terbacks and wide receivers, the offense (342.2 ypg), 10th in total previous four years at both Mary- offense (494.8 ypg) and 13th in land and Arkansas State. His three scoring offense (37.8 ppg). seasons at A-State saw the Red The inside wide receivers coached Wolves compile three of the top five by Cefalo were a big part of A- marks in school history for total of- State’s success that led to a school fense, including a school-record record for total offense average. 6,194 yards in 2014 during Ander- The unit was headlined by Second son’s first season at the helm of the Team All-Sun Belt Conference selec- program. tion Chris Murray, who led the team Additionally, the Red Wolves pro- in both receptions (50) and receiv- duced a school and Sun Belt Con- ing touchdowns (9). In fact, the se- ference-record 520 points in 2015

ASSISTANT COACHES | 50 | ASSISTANT nior’s receiving touchdown total not with Cefalo on the sidelines. His first only ranked as the fourth most in year as a graduate assistant at A- school history for a single season, State saw the squad pile up 379 they tied the 25th most in the na- points, the ninth most in program tion. history, and the 477 points recorded Cefalo also tutored Christian Booker, by the squad in the 2014 stands as who turned in the best season of his the second most. career in 2017 with 25 receptions Arkansas State compiled a 22-15 for 363 yards and six touchdowns. record during Cefalo’s first stint with

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 the program and played in three Oregon State, but suffered a sea- consecutive bowl games, including son-ending arm injury and trans- the 2014 and 2015 GoDaddy Bowl ferred to Colorado to begin his and the 2015 New Orleans Bowl. collegiate football career. The Red Wolves also collected 18 Cefalo caught two touchdown All-Sun Belt Conference selections passes during his senior season, in- on the offensive side of the ball dur- cluding the go-ahead touchdown in ing Cefalo’s initial three years with a victory over Colorado State. He the program. was awarded the Gold Group Com- Cefalo spent the first six months mitment award in 2009, which is of 2013 as a recruiting intern at given out by the Colorado coaching Boise State before entering the staff and recognizes excellence with coaching profession at A-State. Prior class in a variety of areas. ASSISTANT COACHES | 51 | to Boise State, he enjoyed a suc- A native of Boston, Mass., Cefalo cessful playing career at the Univer- earned his bachelor’s degree in his- sity of Colorado, where he walked tory from the University of Colorado on in 2009 before earning a schol- in the spring of 2012. He was arship in the fall of 2011. He origi- named to the Athletics Director’s nally signed to play baseball at Honor Roll in 2012 as well.

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BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 NICK PAREMSKI Outside Linebackers l 1st Year University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, 2003 Nick the conference in multiple defensive Paremski be- categories at least once during his gins his first tenure, including turnovers forced, season at pass efficiency defense and passing Arkansas yards allowed. The 2013 team was State in 2018 No. 7 in the nation in turnovers as the outside linebackers coach. forced, while also ranking third in Paremski comes to Arkansas State tackles for loss. His 2015 defensive after spending 10 seasons at West unit ended the year No. 8 in the Texas A&M from 2006-15, including country in turnover margin and No. the last three as defensive coordi- 19 in tackles for loss. nator, and rejoins the Red Wolves as Paremski coached 12 NFL or CFL an assistant coach after also spend- players at West Texas A&M, while ing the 2016 campaign with the pro- also mentoring 20 first team All- AStateRedWolves.com gram when the squad won the Sun Lone Star Conference selections. Belt Conference championship and He developed three players named defeated UCF in the Cure Bowl. the Lone Star Conference He served as the cornerbacks Defensive Back of the Year, one coach his first season at West Texas LSC Linebacker of the Year and two A&M before moving to defensive LSC Freshman of the Year choices. backs and being named the recruit- Markus Pierce-Brewster, Bryan ing coordinator for the 2007 cam- Johnson, Taylor McCuller and Ethan paign. He continued in that role Westbrooks each signed NFL free from 2008-13, but was also ele- agent contracts with the New Or- vated to assistant head coach dur- leans Saints, Buffalo Bills, New Eng- ing that period. land Patriots and St. Louis Rams,

ASSISTANT COACHES | 52 | ASSISTANT During his time with the Buffaloes, respectively. His defensive unit also he helped lead the program to Lone produced CFL signees Chris Olson Star Conference (LSC) champi- and Kyle Voss. onships in 2006, 2007 and 2012. Paremski developed LSC Defen- The 2012 squad was also Super Re- sive Backs of the Year Tae Evans gion 4 champions and a national (2010), who signed a free agent semifinalist. contract with the St. Louis Rams, West Texas A&M ranked first in Curtis Slater (2013) and Torian Oak- CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 ley (2014). He also developed the the 2004 campaign. talents of defensive backs Darnell Paremski earned his Masters of Johnson, Arseel Shakoor, Bret Business Administration from Texas Jones, Cashmin Thomas, Curtis Jef- A&M University-Kingsville in 2006, ferson, Caleb Randolph and Jordan and he also holds his bachelor’s de- Smith, all of whom garnered various gree in business administration from postseason accolades. the University of Wisconsin-La Prior to West Texas A&M, Parem- Crosse. ski served as a graduate assistant His first coaching position came at coach at Texas A&M-Kingsville from Holmen (Wis.) High School, where 2004-05. The 2004 season saw the he was in charge of the defensive ASSISTANT COACHES | 53 | Javelinas win the Lone Star title and backs from 2002-04. He helped secure and NCAA Division II playoff lead the football team to the Missis- berth while he was coaching cor- sippi Valley Conference champi- nerbacks and safeties. He coached onship in both 2002 and 2003. three All-Lone Star Conference play- Nick and his wife, Krista are the ers, including NFL free agent parents of a son, Huston, and Michael Bragg who captured All- daughter, Alani. Southwest Region honors following

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BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 ALLEN RUDOLPH Offensive Line l 3rd Year Southern Mississippi, 1995 A 23-year sive line helped the squad record a sea- coaching vet- son-high 525 yards in the Sun Belt eran, Allen opener, a 27-26 win over Georgia Rudolph is en- Southern. tering his third Under Rudolph’s direction, senior of- season in 2018 fensive linemen Jemar Clark and Colton as the Red Jackson were both named all-confer- Wolves' offensive line coach. ence as first and second team selec- His first season with the Red Wolves tions, respectively. saw the squad post an 8-5 record, win a Rudolph came to Arkansas State after Sun Belt Conference championship with spending the previous three seasons as a 7-1 record and defeat UCF 31-13 in the offensive line coach for the Cana- the Cure Bowl. A-State followed in 2017 dian Football League’s (CFL) Hamilton by winning seven games and making Tiger-Cats. His time with Hamilton saw another appearance in a bowl game, him help lead the team to the playoffs playing Middle Tennessee in the Cure every year, including appearances in the Bowl. 2013 and 2014 Grey Cup. Most recently, Rudolph coached an of- Prior to joining the Tiger-Cats, fensive line in 2017 that helped the Red Rudolph spent the 2012 season as the

AStateRedWolves.com Wolves rank fifth in the nation in pass- offensive line coach at Northwestern ing offense (342.2 ypg), 10th in total of- State after stints at Southeastern fense (494.8 ypg) and 13th in scoring Louisiana (2007-11), Samford (2005- offense (37.8 ppg). A-State’s average 06), East Mississippi Community College total offense was also a school record, (2004), Louisiana-Monroe (2002-03), while its 454 points scored tied the Mississippi College (2000-01), Copiah- fourth most in school history. Lincoln Community College (1999) and Rudolph developed First Team All-Sun Nicholls State (1995-98). In addition to Belt conference selection Lanard Bonner serving as the offensive line coach at all at tackle, as well as redshirt freshman his collegiate stops, he also acted as the and honorable mention all-conference offensive coordinator his last two sea- choice Jacob Still at center. The two sons at Southeastern Louisiana, his two players were part of Rudolph’s offensive years at Samford and his only season at line unit that helped produce over 400 Copiah-Lincoln. yards total offense in 10 of 12 games, His lone season at Northwestern State including a school and Sun Belt Confer- saw the Demons rush for 2,115 yards,

ASSISTANT COACHES | 54 | ASSISTANT ence-record 781 yards in a victory over which were the program’s most in 20 Louisiana-Monroe. years. Additionally, Northwestern State The 2016 offensive line paved the way posted its most yards total offense for 4,932 yards total offense that is the (4,475) and touchdowns (44) since the seventh most in school history. Led by 2009 season. two offensive linemen earning All-Sun Rudolph was a member of the South- Belt honors, the Red Wolves recorded eastern Louisiana coaching staff the over 300 yards total offense in 10 out- previous five years, including the 2010 ings, more than 400 in five contests and and 2011 seasons as Lions offensive co- at least 500 in two outings. The offen- ordinator. The Lions enjoyed two of their

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 most productive seasons in school his- line coach, Rudolph also served as the tory, averaging 402 yards (ranked fourth team’s strength and conditioning coach. all-time) and 29 points per game in He was also was the offensive coordi- 2011. The Lions’ passing yards (3,170) nator and offensive line coach at and total offense (4,420) both ranked Copiah-Lincoln Community College in third all-time at SLU. 1999 before his stint at Mississippi Col- His first season directing the South- lege. eastern offense, Rudolph guided the Rudolph got his start at Nicholls State, Lions to their sixth-best mark in average where he coached from 1995-98. In his total offense (364 ypg), while totaling first three seasons with the Colonels, he 4,000 yards total offense. He coached coached the tight ends and tackles be- two players during his time at SLU who fore switching duties to running backs went on to NFL careers, including of- and tight ends, as well as coordinating fensive tackle Kevin Hughes and wide the special teams in his final two sea- ASSISTANT COACHES | 55 | receiver Brandon Collins. sons. Prior to his arrival in Hammond, He was a four-year letterman at Rudolph spent two seasons as the of- Nicholls (1989-93) and served as the fensive coordinator and offensive line team’s starting center for three seasons. coach at Samford. He joined the Sam- He was one of the Colonels’ team cap- ford staff after coaching the offensive tains in his junior and senior campaigns. line one year at East Mississippi Com- A Jackson County, Miss., native, munity College and the same position Rudolph earned his bachelor’s degree in group at Sun Belt Conference member American studies from Southern Missis- Louisiana-Monroe in 2002 and 2003. sippi in 1995. While with the Warhawks, he tutored Rudolph and his wife, Nicole, have 2003 Second Team All-Sun Belt Confer- two daughters, 16-year old Abbey, who ence selection Bruce Hampton. is a junior cheerleader at Jonesboro Rudolph spent two seasons (2000-01) High School, and McKenzie, a seventh at Mississippi College before moving grade cheerleader at Annie Camp Junior west along I-20 to Monroe. In addition High School. to his duties as the Choctaws’ offensive @AStateFB

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 PAT IVEY Assistant AD for Athletics Performance l 2nd Year Missouri, 1996 Pat Ivey Broncos and Green Bay Packers. He will begin his completed his master’s in health edu- second season cation in 2000 while serving as a at Arkansas graduate assistant director of strength State in 2018, and conditioning at Missouri. but his first Ivey returned to Missouri in 2004 in since being el- the role of Director of Strength and evated to Assistant Athletics Director Conditioning after serving in the same for Athletics Performance. capacity at Tulsa from 2002-03. Ivey spent his first year at Arkansas There, he oversaw strength and con-

AStateRedWolves.com State in 2017 as the Associate Direc- ditioning efforts for all 18 sports and tor of Athletics Performance. Prior to was part of the resurgence of the Arkansas State, he served under the football program, which had the na- same title at Missouri from 2011-15 tion’s best turnaround in 2003. Tulsa and was named the Strength and went 8-5 in 2003 after going just 1- Conditioning Coach of the Year by 11 the year before. FootballScoop.com in 2013. He is Registered Strength and Con- A former Missouri football letterwin- ditioning Certified (NSCA), National ner (1993-95), Ivey was selected as Strength and Conditioning Association an All-American Strength and Condi- Certified (CSCS) and Strength and tioning Athlete in 1995. After receiv- Conditioning Coach Certified (SCCC). ing his undergraduate degree in 1996 Additionally, he is a Certified Strength in Hotel and Restaurant Management and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) with an emphasis in nutrition, he and a member of the National spent time in the NFL with the Detroit Strength and Conditioning Association Lions, San Diego Chargers, Denver (NSCA).

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CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 RON CARROLL Head Certified Trainer l 43rd Year Arkansas State, 1975 YEARS AT with Red Wolves’ drug education and directs A-STATE: Now the drug testing programs . . . Former NATA in his 43Rd . . . district representative for Continuing Educa- Joined the staff tion . . . Former Arkansas Athletic Trainers in April, 1976 . . . Association President Elect, President and The first certified Legislative Committee Member . . . SWATA athletic trainer (Arkansas) State President . . . NATA district for the Red representative for Governmental Affairs and

Wolves to have on staff . . . Inducted into the Committee on Revenue . . . Governor ap- HEAD CERTIFIED TRAINER | 57 | National Athletic Trainers Association Hall of pointment to the Arkansas State Board of Fame in June 2003 . . . Inducted into the Athletic Training (Nov. 1995 through pres- Arkansas State Athletics Hall of Honor in ent), elected chairman (Dec. 1995 through 2005 . . . Part of the 100 Outstanding Staff present) . . . SWATA Unsung Hero Award recognized at the 2010 annual Distinguished (July 1997), NATA Most Distinguished Ath- Performance Awards and Service Recognition letic Trainer Award (June 1998), SWATA Hall Ceremony for his significant contributions to of Fame Award (July 1998), AATA Hall of ASU in its 100-year history . . . Honorary Fame Award (May 1999), SWATA Frank Med- member of the Arkasnas State All-Centennial ina Award (2002) . . . Named as one of Indi- Team (2014). ana State’s outstanding alums in June 2006. EDUCATION: Attended Forest Park Com- PERSONAL: Born April 3, 1952 . . . Mar- munity College in St. Louis one semester be- ried to the former Vicki Nierdieck of St. Louis fore transferring to ASU and serving as and they have three children—Stephen, John equipment manager for baseball (two years) and Kathryn. and basketball (three years) . . . Earned his BSE degree from Arkan sas State in 1975 and his master's with special iza tion in athletic training from Indiana State in 1976, the same year he passed his national board examina- tion and was certified by the National Athletic Trainers Association . . . Licensed as an athletic trainer by Arkansas State Board of Ath-

@AStateFB letic Training. PROFESSIONAL EX PE RI ENCE: Former director of athletic training internship program and instructor of care injuries and advanced care of injuries classes . . . Served as an instructor at ASU for concepts of athletic training course and clinical instructor in ASU’s national CAATE accredited athletic training curriculum . . . Host trainer and instructor for Student and Coaches Athletic Training Work- shops . . . Former consultant for St. Bernards Regional Medical Center Sports Medicine Clinic . . . Instructor of Cardiopulmonary Re- suscitation (CPR) courses for Craighead County Chapter of the American Red Cross . . . Speaker/presenter at NATA, and South- west and Arkansas Athletic Trainers Associa- tion conventions and local civic organizations . . . Faculty adviser for Arkansas State Sports Medicine-Athletic Training Club . . . Assist

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 SCOTTY CONLEY he was named All-Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference after Assistant Athletics Director/ leading the team in tackles (124) while also posting two Dir. of Football Operations fumble recoveries, a sack and an interception. Scotty Conley enters his Roberson went to Savannah State from Penn State, first season in 2018 as Assis- where he served as the offensive quality control coach tant Athletics Director for in 2011 to 2012. He served under Penn State head Football Operations. coaches Joe Paterno and Bill O’Brien during his time at Conley comes to A-State Penn State. as the Assistant Athletics Di- Roberson was part of a successful Southern Miss rector for Football Operations football program, led by head coach Larry Fedora, dur- after spending the 2016-17 seasons as Director of High ing the 2010 season when he worked as a defensive School Relations at North Texas. He originally went to assistant under defensive line coach Deke Adams. North Texas in 2009, working as the Assistant Athletics Roberson spent the 2009 campaign at Notre Dame Director for Football Operations until 2015. He is also College of Ohio, where he was the special teams and a coaching veteran with over 40 years of experience at linebackers coach as well as the recruiting coordinator. the NCAA FBS, Division II and III, junior college and He assisted head coach Adam Howard successfully start high school levels. an NCAA Division-II program and was directly respon- Conley has nine years of head coaching experience, sible for overseeing the 2010 Signing Day class of 55 including 1996-2000 at Trinity Valley (Texas) Commu- players. nity College and 2004-08 at Texas A&M-Commerce. He While working as the co-special teams coordinator led Trinity Valley to the 1997 national championship and at Stonehill College in Easton, Mass., during the 2008 was named the NJCAA Coach of the Year. season, Roberson’s special teams units finished the year He spent time as a college assistant coach at Texas among the leaders in several statistical categories in the A&M (1980-81), Texas (1982-86), Kansas (1987), Ten- Northeast Ten Conference. nessee (1988), Rice (1989), Arkansas (1990-92), Prior to his time at Stonehill, Roberson served as the Howard Payne (1993-96) and Navy (2001-02). Assistant Director of Football Operations and lineback- Conley played football at Texas A&M in 1966, letter- ers coach at Norwich University in 2006 and 2007. ing as a member of the freshman team, and went to Roberson was a four-year letterman at Wilmington College, where he played Linebacker and received his AStateRedWolves.com school there from 1966-68. He received his bachelor's degree in business administration at Texas A&M Uni- Bachelor of Science in Sport Management in 2003. versity-Commerce in 1970 and his master's degree in Roberson is currently working on his Master of Science secondary and higher education in 1973. in Educational Leadership at Penn State University. DAVE ROBERSON CHRIS BUTTGEN Dir. of Player Personnel Director of Football Video Dave Roberson enters his Chris Buttgen is starting fifth season as the Red his second stint on the Wolves’ Director of Player Per- Arkansas State football staff in sonnel and his second year 2018, serving as Director of handling recruiting coordina- Football Video. tor responsibilities. He earned his bachelor’s Roberson owns 12 years degree in radio/television in of working experience at the 2010 from Arkansas State collegiate level, and his first four seasons at A-State saw University, where he also served as the football video the program claim back-to-back Sun Belt Conference coordinator from 2010-12 and the assistant football championships in 2015-16 and appear in four bowl video coordinator in 2009. A Golden Reel Award was is- games. sued to A-State in 2010. The 2014 team played in the Go Daddy Bowl, while He returns to the A-State support staff after most re- the 2015 squad posted a 9-4 overall record and col- cently working as the coordinator of football media at

COACHES AND STAFF | 58 | COACHES AND STAFF lected the league title with an unblemished 8-0 mark Ole Miss from 2014 to 2017. He started at the school on its way to the New Orleans Bowl. as the assistant director of sports video in 2012, and The following season in 2016, the Red Wolves over- during his time with the football program was a South- came an 0-4 start to finish with an 8-5 record that in- east Emmy Award Winner for “The Season: Ole Miss cluded a 31-13 win over UCF in the Cure Bowl. Football.” FootballScoop.com also awarded Ole Miss the Most recently in 2017, Roberson and the Red Wolves FBS Video of the Year in 2013 while Buttgen was on won at least seven games for the fourth consecutive staff. year and played Middle Tennessee in the Camellia Bowl. Buttgen earned his master’s degree in Integrated Prior to A-State, Roberson spent the 2012-13 sea- Marketing Communication from the University of Mis- sons as an assistant coach at Savannah State. sissippi in 2016. He is a member of the Collegiate He operated as the Tigers’ outside linebackers coach Sports Video Association. and recruiting coordinated his last season. Roberson helped tutor linebacker Marquis Smith in 2013, when CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 CEDRIC DOUGLAS post over 2,200 receiving yards and 20 touchdowns, Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach both of which led the conference. He coached Travis Cedric Douglas is in his Makauskas, who led the league in receptions, yards and second season at A-State as a touchdowns and was selected for the 2014 NAIA vs D2 graduate assistant coach All-Star Game. working on the defensive side Douglas began his coaching career at Lincoln High of the ball. School in the fall of 2012, operating as the varsity out- His initial season with the side linebackers and running backs coach. He helped program saw the Red Wolves lead the team to a 6-3 record, and the squad produced post a 7-5 overall record, 6-2 three all-conference players. mark in Sun Belt Conference action and play Middle The Milan, Mich., native was a member of the North- Tennessee in the Camellia Bowl. Douglas worked with ern Michigan University football team from 2007-11, ap- an A-State defense that had eight players named All- pearing in 35 games as a linebacker and defensive end Sun Belt Conference, including the league’s Player of while recording 89 tackles, two interceptions and nine the Year in defensive end Rolland-Jones. sacks. He earned his bachelor’s degree in special edu- The A-State defense ranked among the top teams in cation/secondary education in 2011.

the country in tackles for loss (No. 6), 4th down con- COACHES AND STAFF | 59 | version percentage defense (No. 9), sacks (No. 19), 3rd MATT ELLERBROCK down conversion percentage defense (No. 21), defen- Defensive Graduate Assistant Coach sive touchdowns (No. 21), fumbles recovered (No. 27), Matt Ellerbrock begins his turnovers gained (No. 29), passes intercepted (No. 32), third season as a graduate as- 1st downs defense (No. 32), rushing defense (No. 33), sistant coach working on the team passing efficiency defense (No. 40) and red zone defensive side of the ball. defense (No. 42). His first season at A-State, Douglas joined the A-State staff after spending the Ellerbrock helped lead the Red 2016 season as defensive line coach and academic liai- Wolves to an 8-5 overall son at Hutchinson (Kan.) Community College. During record, a Sun Belt Conference his lone season at Hutchinson, the Blue Dragons de- championship with a 7-1 league record and a 31-13 vic- fense ranked No. 12 in the nation in scoring defense tory over UCF in the 2016 Cure Bowl. The Red Wolves’ (18.0 ppg), No. 10 in total defense (242.0 ypg) and No. 2017 campaign ended with seven victories another 13 in rushing defense (91.0 ypg). Hutchinson’s defense bow-game appearance, the Camellia Bowl. led the conference and ranked 14th nationally in sacks Ellerbrock worked with a 2017 A-State defense that with 44, and the defensive line accounted for 24.5 of had eight players named All-Sun Belt Conference, in- those to go along with 74.5 tackles for loss. cluding the league’s Player of the Year in defensive end Douglas tutored two First Team All-Region VI selec- Rolland-Jones. tions, including current A-State defensive end Ronheen The A-State defense ranked among the top teams in Bingham and Kansas signee J.J. Holmes. He also the country in tackles for loss (No. 6), 4th down con- coached second team all-conference pick Tayland version percentage defense (No. 9), sacks (No. 19), 3rd @AStateFB Humphrey, who is ranked as the No. 1 JUCO defensive down conversion percentage defense (No. 21), defen- tackle in the nation, and one honorable mention choice sive touchdowns (No. 21), fumbles recovered (No. 27), who went on to sign with Arkansas. turnovers gained (No. 29), passes intercepted (No. 32), Douglas went to Hutchinson after serving as tight 1st downs defense (No. 32), rushing defense (No. 33), ends coach and recruiting coordinator at Coffeyville team passing efficiency defense (No. 40) and red zone (Kan.) Community College in 2015. The Red Ravens defense (No. 42). posted an 8-3 record, while their offense ranked No. 5 Ellerbrock helped coach a 2016 defensive unit that in the nation in scoring (over 50 ppg) and No. 8 in total led the nation in tackles for loss with 9.6 per game. Not offense (over 480 ypg). He coached Second Team All- far behind, A-State ranked No. 6 in sacks (3.31 per Jayhawk Conference selection Trevor Neloms as well. game). The Red Wolves also ranked No. 4 in the nation The 2013 and 2014 seasons saw Douglas coach at in fourth down conversion percentage defense (.250), Ave Maria (Fla.) University in multiple roles. Working as No. 8 in defensive touchdowns (4), No. 19 in scoring the running backs and return specialist coach in 2013, defense (21.5), No. 23 in pass efficiency defense Douglas was part of the staff that achieved the pro- (117.25), No. 24 in fumbles recovered (11) and No. 29 gram’s first winning season while also being recognized in total defense (362.8) as it placed nine defensive play- as the NAIA Independent Conference champions. The ers on the All-Sun Belt Conference Team. Ave Maria staff was selected to coach the NAIA All-Star A four-year starter on the Midwestern State football Team in the NAIA vs Division II All-Star game. Douglas team who helped lead the program to three Lone Star tutored USCAA All-America Running back Scott Jones, Conference championships, Ellerbrock came to A-State who helped the squad record 1,600 rushing yards and after previously serving as a graduate assistant coach at 23 touchdowns. Stephen F. Austin during the 2014 and 2015 seasons. He was promoted to recruiting coordinator in 2014 During his time with SFA, he helped coach a student- and also moved from running backs coach to wide re- athlete to First Team All-Southland Conference honors. ceivers coach. The 2014 season saw his receiving corps Prior to SFA, Ellerbrock spent the 2013 season as a BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 graduate assistant coach at his alma mater, Midwest- at Delta State in 2013 and 2014. ern State. He helped coach a student-athlete to All- During his senior season with the Statesmen, Gibbs Lone Star Conference recognition during his only was named First Team All-American, All-Gulf South Con- season with the Mustangs. ference and All-Super Region. He started all 21 of his Additionally, Ellerbrock has coached in two USA Foot- career games at Delta State, ending his senior cam- ball Camps (Seattle and Kansas City in 2014) and in a paign with 36 knockdown blocks. University of Wyoming summer camp. Prior to joining Delta State, Gibbs played for head As a player at Midwester State, Ellerbrock was a two- coach Gene Murphy at Hinds Community College (Ray- time Honorable Mention All-Lone Star Conference per- mond, Miss.), earning a spot in the MACJC All-Star former who started 44 of 46 career games at linebacker. Game. He recorded 231 career tackles (an average of 5.0 per The Brandon, Miss., native earned his bachelor’s de- game), including 28.0 tackles for loss with 7.0 quarter- gree in physical education from Delta State University in back sacks. He never finished lower than fourth on the May of 2016. He was an academic all-conference se- MSU tackles chart during any season with the Mus- lection and a member of the dean’s list. tangs. Gibbs accumulated numerous accolades at North- The Mustangs captain his senior season, Ellerbrock west Rankin High School (Flowood, Miss.), including was named Lone Star Conference Defensive Player of first team all-metro and all-district and second team-all the Week for his performance in the LSC championship- state honors. clinching win at No. 12 West Texas A&M. His performance led MSU to LSC championships in 2009, 2011 and ANDREW NORMAN 2012, and to postseason play every year. Offensive Graduate Assistant Coach Ellerbrock earned his bachelor’s degree in sport and Andrew Norman begins fitness management from Midwestern State University his second season at Arkansas in 2012. He got a master’s degree at Stephen F. Austin State in 2018 and his first as a State University in secondary education in May of 2016, graduate assistant coach and he is currently working on a sports administration working on the offensive side degree at Arkansas State University. of the ball. Norman spent the 2017 campaign serving in a special AStateRedWolves.com MICHAEL GIBBS Offensive Graduate Assistant Coach teams quality control position as the Red Wolves posted Michael Gibbs begins his a 7-5 overall record, finished third in the Sun Belt Con- third season at Arkansas State ference with a 6-2 league mark and played Middle Ten- in 2018 as an offensive grad- nessee in the Camellia Bowl. uate assistant coach. A-State had several special teams units rank among His first season at A-State, the top in the country and return specialist Blaise Tay- Gibbs helped lead the Red lor, kicker Sawyer Williams and punter Cody Grace were Wolves to an 8-5 overall all named All-Sun Belt Conference. Grace was also A- record, a Sun Belt Conference State’s first ever semifinalist for the prestigious Ray Guy championship with a 7-1 league record and a 31-13 vic- Award. tory over UCF in the 2016 Cure Bowl. The Red Wolves’ The Red Wolves ranked second in the nation in punt 2017 campaign ended with seven victories another return defense, ninth in punt returns and 21st in net bow-game appearance, the Camellia Bowl. punting. The Red Wolves recorded 4,932 yards total offense Norman came to A-State after working as special in 2016, which was the sixth most in school history, and teams and running backs quality control at Central they followed that up in 2017 by averaging a school- Arkansas in 2016, when the Bears posted a 10-3 record 494.8 yards per game that ranked No. 10 in the record, advanced to the second round of the FCS play- nation. offs and placed runner-up in the Southland Conference A-State had eight offensive players named All-Sun Belt in 2017, including Offensive Player of the Year Jus- with an 8-1 league record. tice Hansen and first-team selections Blake Mack at the He went to UCA from the University of Missouri, COACHES AND STAFF | 60 | COACHES AND STAFF tight end position and Lanard Bonner on the offensive where he served as a strength and conditioning intern line. from May to August of 2016. Arkansas State posted over 400 yards total offense Norman’s collegiate playing career saw him spend in all but two outings in 2017, including a school-record the 2006 and 2008 seasons at Arkansas as a wide re- 781 yards in a victory over ULM. The Red Wolves also ceiver, while he also played the position at Tulsa in ranked 13th in the nation in scoring offense, averaging 2007. He was named to the Conference USA Honor Roll 37.8 points per game. Led by five offensive players earning All-Sun Belt during his lone season with the Golden Hurricane. honors in 2016, the Red Wolves recorded over 300 A three-year starting wide receiver at Springdale yards total offense in 10 outings, more than 400 in five (Ark.) High School, Norman earned his bachelor’s de- contests and at least 500 in two outings. gree in communications from the University of Prior to Arkansas State, Gibbs served as East Side Arkansas. He played on Springdale’s 2005 state cham- High School’s (Cleveland, Miss.) offensive line coach in pionship team, which was also USA Today’s No. 2-na- 2015, but before that was a two-year football letterman tionally ranked prep team. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL PLAYERS | INSIDE Returning Players...... 62-89 2018 Recruiting Class...... 89 Newcomers ...... 90-94 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 JONATHAN ADAMS JR. #9 TONY ADAMS #99 WR | 6-3 | 210 | So. | 1L DL | 6-0 | 336 | Sr. | 1L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) Fannin, Miss. (Jones County (Miss.) JC)

2017: Played in 11 games, all in a reserve role, as 2017: Saw action in eight games in a reserve role a true freshman . . . Recorded eight receptions for 77 on the defensive line . . . Recorded four tackles (2 yards and a touchdown, while also returning 11 kick- solo/2 assist), including 0.5 tackles for loss . . . Posted offs for 226 yards . . . Caught at least one pass in five a tackle in three games, including a season-high two games, including a career-best two against UAPB, New against Georgia Southern . . . Collected his lone tackle Mexico State and South Alabama . . . Lone touchdown for loss against South Alabama . . . Midyear signee who came against UAPB on a career-long 23-yard reception. was able to participate in A-State’s 2017 spring camp. He also posted a career-high 33 receiving yards in the JONES COUNTY JUNIOR COLLEGE: Started nine outing . . . Recorded five kickoff returns for 138 yards games in 2016, recording 27 tackles, including four with a long of 55 – all career highs – against South Al- tackles for loss, and a half sack . . . Helped lead the abama. squad to a 6-3 record . . . Received a “Letter J Award” HIGH SCHOOL: Two-time all-state selection . . . from the football team . . . Played in nine games as a Named the “Best Under The Sun Football Player of the freshman, finishing with 11 tackles and one tackle for Year” by the Jonesboro Sun newspaper . . . Little Rock loss . . . Listed as a 2-star recruit by Rivals.com, Touchdown Club’s 2016 Arkansas High School Class 6A Scout.com and 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the na- Player of the Year . . . Named to the East roster for the tion’s No. 31 junior college defensive tackle by annual Arkansas High School Coaches Association All- 247Sports. Star game . . . Completed his senior season with 76 re- HIGH SCHOOL: Prior to signing with Jones County, ceptions for 1,402 yards and 26 touchdowns . . . Ran Adams was a varsity letterman and 1st Team All-Region for 97 yards and a touchdown on 11 carries . . . Fin- 2-6A selection for the Northwest Rankin (Fannin, Miss.)

AStateRedWolves.com ished his senior campaign with 1,652 all-purpose yards High School football team . . . Also a varsity letterman . . . Also played safety, breaking up four passes and in track & field, basketball and powerlifting. posting one interception in limited duty . . . Helped lead PERSONAL: Born June 12, 1997 . . . Sport Man- Jonesboro High School to just its third conference foot- agement major. ball championship since 1987 with a 6-2 mark in 6A ADAMS’ CAREER STATISTICS East and 9-2 overall record . . . Junior season caught 63 Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK passes for 1,231 yards and 19 touchdowns, while also 2017 2 2 4 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 intercepting two passes and returning a punt for a Totals 2 2 4 0.5-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 touchdown . . . Also a member of the JHS varsity basketball team that is nationally ranked in the CBS Max- KAVIN ALEXANDER #43 Preps high school poll . . . Earned all-state basketball honors . . . Member of the Jonesboro varsity track and DB | 5-10 | 199 | Sr.-R | 1L field team . . . Listed as a 2-star recruit by Rivals, Scout North Little Rock, Ark. (Butte (Calif.) College) and 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the No. 211 “athlete” in the nation and No. 20 player in the state of Arkansas among all positions. PERSONAL: Son of Jonathan Adams Jr. and Zandra Clayton . . . Father, Jonathan Adams, was a standout running back at A-State from 1998-2001, earning All- Sun Belt honors in 2001 and still ranking as the Red

PLAYER PROFILES | 62 | PLAYER Wolves’ fourth all-time leading rusher with 3,005 career yards to his credit . . . Born Jan. 21, 1999. ADAMS’ CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS 2017: Saw action in two games, versus Louisiana Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG and Texas State . . . Did not record any stats. 2017 8 77 9.6 1 23 2016: Redshirted and participated on the scout Totals 8 77 9.6 1 23 team. BUTTE COLLEGE: Attended Butte College in 2015, starting every game . . . Helped lead the team to a conference championship . . . Recorded 33 tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery, three interceptions and five pass break-ups. UAPB: Attended Arkansas-Pine Bluff in 2014 as a true freshman, starting seven games. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended North Little Rock High

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 School . . . Ranked a two-star recruit by Scout.com Georgia Southern that went for a touchdown . . . and 247 Sports . . . Recruited by schools such as Caught at least one pass in all but one game and had Auburn, Georgia Tech and Minnesota among oth- multiple receptions in eight contests, including a career- ers. high seven for 42 yards against Nebraska . . . Posted a PERSONAL: Born Jan. 23, 1996 . . . CMP - Nar. career-best 73 receiving yards against New Mexico Med. major. State, and also finished the game with a career-high two receiving touchdowns . . . Remaining four receiving touchdowns came against UAPB, SMU, Georgia South- JACOB ATNIP #77 ern and Troy . . . Responsible for at least 50 receiving OL | 6-5 | 310 | So.-R | RS yards in three games, posting 72 against SMU and 50 Sheridan, Ark. (Sheridan) versus UAPB to go along with his 73 in the NMSU game . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. 2016: Saw action in 11 games, including four as a starter (vs. USA, ULM, Ga. St., UCF) . . . Finished the season with 13 receptions for 117 yards and one touchdown . . . Lone touchdown came with nine seconds left in the fourth quarter vs. Georgia Southern, lifting A- State to a 27-26 victory in its Sun Belt opener . . . Posted five receptions for 64 yards with a long of 18, all season highs, versus Louisiana-Lafayette . . . Caught at

PLAYER PROFILES | 63 | 2017: Played in four games in a reserve role on the least one pass in seven games . . . A-State Athletics Di- offensive line, seeing action against Nebraska, UAPB, rectors Honor Roll member. SMU and Louisiana . . . Part of offensive line that helped 2015: Redshirted & participated on the scout team. lead the Red Wolves’ offense to over 400 yards in all HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by 247Sports and Ri- four of the games he played, including 571 against vals . . . Rated as the No. 32 player in the state of Mis- Louisiana . . . Entire season saw Atnip and the offensive sissippi and the No. 154 receiver in the nation by line pave the way for a school-record 494.8 yards total 247Sports . . . Helped lead Laurel High School to a Mis- offense per game that also ranked No. 10 in the nation. sissippi Class 5A state championship . . . Recorded 70 2016: Redshirted and participated on the scout receptions for 1,442 yards and 18 touchdowns for the team . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll mem- Golden Tornadoes . . . His yardage total ranked second ber . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. in the state and touchdown total was fourth . . . Named HIGH SCHOOL: Named to the Arkansas East-West the conference’s offensive MVP for his performance . . All-Star Game as a senior . . . 2014 all-state selection . . Also a varsity basketball letterman . . . Also recruited . . Named to USA Today’s 2015 All-USA Arkansas Foot- by schools such as Louisiana-Monroe, Memphis and ball Team as a second team choice . . . Helped lead Southern Mississippi. Sheridan to the 2015 state playoffs . . . Rated as a 2- PERSONAL: Born Dec. 15, 1996 . . . Majoring in star recruit by Scout.com, Rivals.com and Communication Studies. 247Sports.com . . . Listed as the No. 30 player in the BAYLESS’ CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS state of Arkansas among all positions . . . Also recruited Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG by teams such as Louisiana Tech, Memphis, Ole Miss 2016 13 117 9.0 1 18

@AStateFB and Louisiana-Monroe. 2017 32 439 13.7 6 37 PERSONAL: Born Oct. 29, 1997 . . . Mechanical En- Totals 45 556 12.4 7 37 gineering major. JHAMAHL BELL #60 OMAR BAYLESS #7 OL | 6-3 | 295 | Sr.-RS | 1L WR | 6-3 | 206 | Jr.-RS | 2L Warren, Ark. (Warren) Laurel, Miss. (Laurel)

2017: Did not see any game action . . . Athletics Di- 2018: Athlon Sports Preseason 4th Team All-Sun rector’s Honor Roll member. Belt Conference. 2016: Did not see any game action. 2017: Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference . 2015: Played in one game versus Missouri State . . . . Played in all 12 games in a reserve role at wide re- . Helped A-State accumulate a season-high 624 yards in ceiver, posting career-best numbers for receptions (32), the contest . . . Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s receiving yards (439) and touchdowns (6) . . . His 439 List . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. receiving yards were the fourth most on the team, while 2014: Redshirted and participated on the scout his 32 catches were the fifth most . . . Six touchdown team. receptions tied the third most on the squad and also HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year starter . . . Versatile tied the ninth most in school history for a single season player that saw action at both guard and tackle ...... Recorded seven receptions covering at least 20 19th ranked player in the state of Arkansas by yards, including a career-long 37-yard catch against 247Sports.com . . . Named to the 2013 Arkansas Super BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Team, selected by the Associated Press . . . State, Bowling Green and Colorado. Hootens.com Fabulous 50 recruits choice for 2014 . . . PERSONAL: Born Oct. 21, 1995 . . . General Stud- One of three finalists for the Little Rock TD Club’s Willie ies major. Roaf Awards, given to the most outstanding high school BINGHAM’S CAREER STATISTICS OL in the state . . . 2013 first team ArkansasVarsity.com Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK All-Senior Team selection . . . Helped lead Lumberjacks 2017 11 11 22 8.0-42 5.0-32 0-0 0 2 1-0 0 to back-to-back undefeated conference championships Totals 11 11 22 8.0-42 5.0-32 0-0 0 2 1-0 0 in 2012 and 2013 and a 4A state runner-up finish in 2013 . . . Helped pave the way for a 1,575-yard rusher CALEB BONNER #22 during junior season and two running backs with over 600 yards and a quarterback with over 400 during sen- LB | 6-1 | 206 | So. | 1L ior campaign. Reform, Ala. (Pickens County) PERSONAL: Son of Jeffery and Rosa Bell . . . One brother, Brent Strickland . . . Communication Studies major. RONHEEN BINGHAM #8 DE | 6-2 | 241 | Sr. | 1L Bennettsville, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC

2017: Played in all 12 games, including five as a starter, during his true freshman season . . . Posted 19 total tackles consisting of five solo and 14 assisted stops . . . Tallied at least one tackle in all but two games and was responsible for multiple tackles in five outings . . . Posted a season-high four tackles against Louisiana- Monroe and also had three against New Mexico State and South Alabama. 2018: Athlon Sports, Lindy’s Sports and Street & HIGH SCHOOL: Named a 2016 second team all- Smith’s Preseason First Team All-Sun Belt Conference . state selection at running back by the Alabama Sports . . Among returning Sun Belt Conference players, tied Writers Association . . . Played both running back and for the second most sacks and tied for the sixth most defensive back for the Tornadoes . . . Helped lead Pick-

AStateRedWolves.com tackles for loss in the league in 2017. ens County to the Class 1A state championship game . 2017: Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . . . . Member of the West Alabama All-Star Team . . . Ran Played in every game and started twice, including the for over 1,500 yards and 26 touchdowns as a senior . . Camellia Bowl . . . Finished the season with 22 tackles, . Named the Tuscaloosa News High School Football 8.0 TFL, 5.0 sacks, 5 quarterback hurries, one fumble Player of the Week after rushing for 198 yards and five recovery and two forced fumbles . . . 5.0 sacks were touchdowns in a victory over Berry . . . Played at 6A the second most on the squad and ranked tied for 12th Tuscaloosa County High School before transferring to in the Sun Belt Conference . . . 8.0 tackles for loss were Pickens as a senior . . . Listed as 2-star recruit by Rivals, the fourth most on the team and ranked tied for 23rd Scout and 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the No. 96 in the Sun Belt . . . Recorded multiple tackles in eight player in the state of Alabama by Scout.com . . . games, including a season-high four against Georgia 247Sports’ No. 231 safety in the nation and No. 115 Southern . . . Eight of his 22 stops were behind the line ranked player in the state of Alabama. of scrimmage, including a season-best two tackles for PERSONAL: Born Dec. 7, 1998. loss against South Alabama . . . Posted at least 0.5 TFL BONNER’S CAREER STATISTICS in eight contests and had 1.0 or more in five outings . Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK . . Posted at least a half-sack in five games, including a 2017 5 14 19 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 season-high 2.0 against South Alabama . . . Midyear Totals 5 14 19 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 signee who was able to participate in A-State’s 2017 spring camp. LANARD BONNER #70 HUTCHINSON COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Com- OL | 6-5 | 310 | Sr.-R | RS PLAYER PROFILES | 64 | PLAYER pleted his two-year career at Hutchinson with 110 tackles, 25.5 tackles for loss and 7.5 sacks . . . 2016 first Birmingham, Ala. (Highland (Kan.) CC) team all-region and all-conference after recording 85 tackles, 19 tackles for loss, six quarterback sacks and three fumble recoveries . . . Freshman campaign saw him register 25 tackles, 6.5 tackles for loss, 1.5 sacks and 1 pass break-up. HIGH SCHOOL: A Bennettsville, S.C. native, Bing- ham was a varsity football letterman at Marlboro County High School . . . Recorded 131 tackles and tied for the area lead with 14 sacks as a senior . . . South Team De- fensive MVP in the South Carolina North-South All-Star 2018: Athlon Sports, Lindy’s Sports and Street & Game . . . Listed as a 2-star recruit by Rivals.com, Smith’s Preseason First Team All-Sun Belt Conference . Scout.com and 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the na- . . Ranked No. 3 on Lindy’s “Top 10 NFL Talent” in the tion’s No. 12 junior college outside linebacker by Sun Belt Conference. 247Sports . . . Also recruited by programs such as Utah 2017: First Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . .

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Named the winner of the Gary Withrow Award, pre- . Ran for four yards against both SMU and Louisiana . . sented annually to the football team’s outstanding of- . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. fensive lineman of the year . . . Started all 12 games at 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . A- right tackle for a team that ranked No. 1 in the Sun Belt State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. Conference in scoring offense (37.8 average), total of- HIGH SCHOOL: Named District 11-6A MVP after fense (495.3 ypg), pass offense (342.2 ypg), 3rd down completing 272-of-457 passes (60 percent) for 3,671 conversions (44.1 pct.) and first downs (322) . . . yards and 32 TDs with just eight interceptions as a sen- Helped pave the way for 5,944 yards total offense that ior, while also rushing for six TDs . . . Honorable men- stands as the third most in school history, while its av- tion selection on the 2015 Texas Associated Press erage total offense was the highest ever by an A-State Sports Editors Class 6A All-State Team . . . District 11- team and ranked second all-time in the Sun Belt Con- 6A First Team choice as a junior when he completed ference . . . Part of the O-line that provided blocking 171-of-308 passes for 2,177 yards and 19 touchdowns for 17 rushing touchdowns and protection for a Sun . . . Named District 11-5A “Offensive Sophomore of the Belt-record 38 passing scores . . . Key component to A- Year” in 2015 . . . Completed 211-of-357 pass attempts State’s offensive success that ranked it No. 10 in the as a sophomore for 2,415 yards and 22 touchdowns . . nation in total offense and No. 13 in scoring offense . . . Rushed for 443 yards and eight touchdowns as a . Behind Bonner and the offensive line, A-State pro- sophomore as well . . . Completed his three-year varsity duced over 400 yards total offense in 10 of 12 games, career with 654 completions for 8,263 yards and 73 including a school and Sun Belt Conference-record 781 touchdowns . . . Rated as two-star recruit by yards versus ULM . . . Phil Steele’s Preseason Fourth Scout.com, Rivals.com, ESPN.com and 247Sports.com Team All-Sun Belt Conference. . . . Listed as the No. 86 pro-style quarterback in the na- PLAYER PROFILES | 65 | 2016: Enrolled at A-State in the fall, redshirted and tion by 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the No. 56 participated on the scout team . . . A-State Athletics Di- pocket-passing quarterback in the nation by ESPN.com rector’s Honor Roll. . . . Also recruited by schools such as Southern Miss, HIGHLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Joined A- UTSA, Boise St., Oklahoma St. and Utah. State after spending the previous two seasons at High- PERSONAL: Born Sept. 24, 1997 . . . Son of Linda land Community College . . . Named Second Team Bonner . . . Sport Management major. All-Jayhawk Conference as a sophomore . . . Helped BONNER’S CAREER PASSING STATISTICS lead Highland to a 5-5 overall record and 4-3 confer- Yr. COMP ATT INT PCT. YDS TD LG ence mark in 2015 . . . Helped pave the way for a High- 2017 9 21 1 42.9 70 1 12 lands offense that averaged 398.9 yards and 28.7 Totals 9 21 1 42.9 70 1 12 points per game. BONNER’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football letterman at Yr. ATT YDS AVG. TD LG Shades Valley (Ala.) High School . . . Listed as a 3-star 2017 7 11 1.6 0 8 recruit by Rivals and 247Sports . . . Ranked as the No. Totals 7 11 1.6 0 8 14 junior college offensive guard in the nation in 2016 by 247Sports.com . . . Prior to signing with A-State, was BRANDON BOWLING #82 also recruited by schools such as Alabama, Florida State, Houston, Mississippi State, Missouri, South Ala- WR | 5-9 | 187 | So.-R | 1L bama and TCU. McKinney, Texas (Boyd) PERSONAL: Born April 18, 1996 . . . General Stud- @AStateFB ies major. LOGAN BONNER #12 QB | 6-1 | 210 | So.-R | 1L Rowlett, Texas (Rowlett)

2017: Played in two games in a reserve role at wide receiver . . . Saw action versus UAPB and SMU, but did not record any stats. 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity letterman who earned first team All-District 6-6A recognition as both a senior and junior . . . Named the 2015 All-Collin County 2017: Played in four games in a reserve role at Utility Player of the Year . . . Caught 47 passes for 771 quarterback . . . Compiled a 77.05 pass efficiency rat- yards and seven touchdowns . . . Posted 20 rushing at- ing, completing 9-of-21 attempts for 70 yards and one tempts for 83 yards . . . Fielded eight punts and re- touchdown . . . Also rushed for 11 yards on seven at- turned three for 24 yards . . . Returned seven kickoffs tempts . . . Saw action against UAPB, SMU, Coastal Car- for a 26-yard average, including a 99-yard touchdown . olina and Louisiana, but only attempted a pass in three . . Ranked No. 92 on the Dallas Morning News’ Sports- of those outings . . . Set season highs for completions Day’s 2016 “Top 100” recruits . . . Recorded 50 recep- (7), attempts (17) and yards (50) against SMU . . . tions for 550 yards and seven touchdowns as a junior, Threw his first career touchdown against UAPB, ending while also posting two interceptions at safety and a the contest with two completions on three attempts for kickoff return for a touchdown . . . Helped lead McKin- 20 yards . . . Attempted one pass against Louisiana . . ney Boyd to an 8-4 record in 2014 . . . Named to the All- . Recorded at least one rushing in attempt in all four Collin County Football Team as a return specialist his games, including a season-high three against UAPB . . sophomore season . . . 2-star recruit by Rivals.com,

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Scout.com and 247Sports.com . . . Also recruited by and ESPN . . . Ranked as the No. 90 wide receiver in the teams such as Texas State and SMU. nation and the No. 11 player in the state of Arkansas by PERSONAL: Born Sept. 17, 1997 . . . Sport Man- 247Sports . . . 2014 ArkansasVarsity.com First Team All- agement major. State selection . . . Ranked as the No. 8 recruit in the state of Arkansas by Hootens.com . . . Rated the No. 21 WILLIAM BRADLEY-KING #50 player in the state and No. 210 wide receiver in the nation by ESPN . . . Four-year starter for the Lumberjacks, DE | 6-4 | 250 | So.-R | 1L who helped lead the team to a 4A state championship Kansas City, Mo. (Hogan Prep) in 2014 and 4A state runner-up finish in 2013 . . . Recorded 36 catches for 593 yards and five touchdowns and ran 28 times for 219 yards and four touchdowns as a senior . . . 8-4A All-Conference as a sophomore, junior, and senior . . . Named to the Pine Bluff Com- mercial All-Southeast Arkansas team as a junior and senior . . . Earned 4A All-State honors after junior season. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 28, 1995 . . . Sport Man- agement major. 2017: Played in five games in a reserve role on the defensive line . . . Recorded seven tackles (2 solo/5 assist), including 2.0 tackles for loss and 1.0 sack . . . KEYONDRE BROWN #42 Posted one forced fumble and one pass break-up . . . LB | 6-0 | 199 | Fr.-RS | RS Collected at least one tackle in four of five games Pembroke Pines, Fla. (Charles W. Flanagan) played and finished two outings with multiple stops . . . Tallied a season-high three tackles against UAPB . . . Responsible for two tackles, a season-high 2.0 tackles for loss, 1.0 sack and a forced fumble versus Coastal Carolina . . . Registered his lone pass break-up in the Red Wolves’ game against SMU. 2016: Redshirted and participated on the scout team . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned Class 3A All-State recogni- 2017: Redshirted the 2017 season and participated

AStateRedWolves.com tion as a senior . . . Named to 2015 the All-Simone on the scout team . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Team (KC Metro area award) . . . Member of the Blue- Roll. Grey All-American Game Watch List . . . Track and Field HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football letterman at (discus throw) and wrestling team varsity letterman . . Charles W. Flanagan High School . . . Also recruited by . 2-star recruit by Rivals.com and 247Sports.com . . . schools such as Eastern Michigan, Florida International Ranked as the No. 28 player in the state of Missouri by and Ohio. 247Sports.com . . . Also recruited by schools such as PERSONAL: Born Feb. 28, 1999 . . . Marketing Rutgers, Kansas St., Missouri and Kansas. major. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 22, 1997 . . . Physical Edu- cation major. MARVIS BROWN #69 BRADLEY-KING’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK OL | 6-3 | 339 | Sr. | 1L 2017 2 5 7 2.0-13 1.0-1 0 1 0 0 0 Orange, Texas (Tyler (Texas) JC) Totals 2 5 7 2.0-13 1.0-1 0 1 0 0 0 DARVEON BROWN #17 WR | 5-11 | 183 | Jr.-RS | 2L Warren, Ark. (Warren)

PLAYER PROFILES | 66 | PLAYER

2017: Played in 11 games in a reserve role on the offensive line and on special teams . . . Part of an offensive line that helped A-State rank No. 1 in the Sun Belt Conference in scoring offense (37.8 average), total offense (495.3 ypg), pass offense (342.2 ypg), 3rd down conversions (44.1 pct.) and first downs (322) . . 2017: Played in all 12 games in a reserve role at . Helped pave the way for 5,944 yards total offense that wide receiver and on special teams . . . Didn’t record stands as the third most in school history, while its av- any receptions or rushing attempts, but did complete erage total offense was the highest ever by an A-State 1-of-1 passes for 14 yards against South Alabama. team and ranked second all-time in the Sun Belt Con- 2016: Played in nine games, recording one rushing ference . . . Part of the O-line that provided blocking attempt for seven yards and one tackle against ULM. for 17 rushing touchdowns and protection for a Sun 2015: Redshirted & participated on the scout team. Belt-record 38 passing scores . . . Key component to A- HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals State’s offensive success that ranked it No. 10 in the

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 nation in total offense and No. 13 in scoring offense . . bility by the NCAA . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . Behind Brown and the offensive line, A-State produced member. over 400 yards total offense in 10 of 12 games, includ- 2016: Played in 12 games on special teams and in ing a school and Sun Belt Conference-record 781 yards a reserve role at cornerback . . . Completed the season versus ULM. with 11 tackles (7 solo, 4 asst.), 2.0 tackles for loss of TYLER JUNIOR COLLEGE: Named a National Jun- four yards and one pass break-up . . . Recorded a ca- ior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Second-Team reer-high five tackles against UCF in the Cure Bowl, also All-American in 2016 . . . Led the way for a TJC rush- finishing the game with one of his two tackles for loss ing attack that was eighth in the nation in yards per on the year . . . lone pass break-up came in A-State’s game (231.1) and in pass protection for the top-rated bowl game as well . . . Recorded multiple tackles in one NJCAA passing offense that averaged 405.8 yards per other game, three at Troy . . . Tallied at least one tackle game . . . Part of an Apaches’ offense that led the in five outings. NJCAA in total offense per game with 636.9 yards along 2015: Played in 10 games on special teams and in with points per game (54.3) . . . Listed as a 3-star by a reserve role at cornerback, recording eight tackles (6 247Sports and 2-star by Rivals and Scout . . . Ranked solo/2 assist) . . . Posted at least one tackle in five as the No. 4 junior college offensive guard in the nation games and tallied a season-high three in the Red and the No. 9 junior college overall player in the state Wolves’ victory over Missouri State . . . After playing of Texas . . . Also recruited by schools such as South- running back as a true freshman in 2014, spent A- ern Miss, North Texas, UAB and Texas State. State’s 2015 spring camp working as a defensive back TEXAS SOUTHERN: Played for Texas Southern as . . . Athletic Director’s Honor Roll and Sun Belt Confer- a freshman in 2015. ence Academic Honor Roll member. PLAYER PROFILES | 67 | HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Little Cypress-Mau- 2014: Played in 11 games on special teams and in riceville High School in Orange, Texas . . . All-district se- a reserve role at running back . . . Finished the season lection for the Battlin’ Bears. with 26 rushing attempts for 68 yards and one touch- PERSONAL: Born April 14, 1997 . . . Communica- down . . . Long rush covered 15 yards . . . Rushed a tion Studies major. season-high six times for 20 yards against Tennessee, and his 23 yards (on four carries) against Georgia State HOLDEN BYASSEE #59 were a season best . . . Caught four passes for 38 yards, posting one reception in four different games . . LB | 6-1 | 233 | So.-R | SQ . Long reception covered 12 yards . . . Scored his first Cherry Valley, Ark. (Cross County) career touchdown (run) against New Mexico State in the regular-season finale. HIGH SCHOOL: Played on both sides of the ball in high school, playing multiple roles on the Bessemer City offense and cornerback on defense . . . Named the 2013 Birmingham News West Player of the Year, while also earning all-metro and all-state honors as a defensive back . . . With just 21 pass attempts thrown his direction, he collected two interceptions and 13 pass break-ups . . . Finished his senior season with 2,832 all- 2017: Did not see any game action. purpose yards and 19 touchdowns . . . Recorded 1,137 @AStateFB 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season and par- rushing yards and touchdowns . . . Posted 986 receiv- ticipated on the scout team. ing yards and six touchdowns on 51 catches . . . Also HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Cross County High tallied 799 yards and three touchdowns as return spe- School . . . Started all 11 games at MLB . . . Recorded cialist . . . Helped BCHS to the second round of the 180 total tackles and 115 solo tackles as a senior . . . Class 6A state playoff and to a 10-2 record in 2013. Posted three sacks and forced four fumbles . . . PERSONAL: Born May 10, 1996 . . . Son of Barry Recorded 15 tackles for loss . . . Earned First Team All- and Toinetta Byner . . . Sister Brittney Wormley . . . Conference and First Team All-State . . . Helped lead Communication Studies major . . . Participated in A- his team to a Conference Championship. State Athletics Study Abroad trip to London in the sum- PERSONAL: Born April 6, 1998 . . . Exercise Sci- mer of 2017. ence major. BYNER’S CAREER DEFENSIVE STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK BRANDON BYNER #28 2014 0 0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2015 6 2 8 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 CB | 5-11 | 177 | Sr. | 3L 2016 7 4 11 2.0-4 0-0 0 1 0 0 0 Bessemer, Ala. (Bessemer City) 2017 0 0 0 0.0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 13 6 19 2.0-4 0-0 0 1 0 0 0

2017: Suffered a season-ending injury in the Red Wolves’ first game against Nebraska . . . Did not record any stats in the game . . . Granted a sixth year of eligi-

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 JAVIER CARBONELL #87 team in rushing . . . Two time-all-conference selection. PERSONAL: Born Feb. 18, 1998 . . . Exercise Sci- DL | 6-2 | 307 | Jr.-R | 2L ence major. Bentonville, Ark. (Bentonville) TAJHEA CHAMBERS #32 LB | 6-2 | 247 | So.-RS | 1L Gordon, Ga. (Tift County)

2017: Saw action in nine games, including three as a starter . . . Finished the season with 18 tackles (4 solo/14 assist), 0.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks . . . Posted at least one tackle in seven of nine games played and had multiple stops in six contests . . . Tal- 2017: Played in four games before suffering a sea- lied a season-high four tackles against UAPB, while fin- son-ending injury against Georgia Southern, which was ishing the Nebraska, SMU and Georgia Southern games also his lone start of the season . . . Recorded four tack- with three . . . Lone 0.5 tackle for loss and sack came les, including two solo and two assists, and posted his in the Red Wolves’ game against Louisiana, which he first career fumble recovery . . . Tallied at least one also ended with two tackles . . . Arkansas State Athlet- tackle in three of four games played, including a sea- ics Director’s Honor Roll member. son-high two versus UAPB . . . Also recorded his lone 2016: Played in one game (vs. TX St.) . . . Didn’t forced fumble against the Golden Lions . . . Granted a record any statistics . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll sixth year of eligibility following the season. . . . Sun Belt Conference Commissioner’s List. 2016: Played in 10 games in a reserve role at line- 2015: Redshirted & participated on the scout team backer and on special teams . . . Finished the season . . . Arkansas State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll and with 15 tackles (8 UA, 7 A) and one pass break-up . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll member. Recorded at least one tackle in five games and multiple HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by Scout and stops in four outings, including a season-high six versus 247Sports . . . Rated the No. 105 defensive tackle in Louisiana-Monroe and four against New Mexico State . the nation and No. 26 player in the state of Arkansas by . . Only pass break-up was recorded against ULM . . .

AStateRedWolves.com 247Sports . . . Rated as the No. 3 defensive end in the Phil Steele’s Preseason 4th Team All-Sun Belt selection state by Scout . . . The 6-2, 285-pound defensive line- . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. men missed all of the 2015 after suffering a torn labrum 2015: Started the first two games of the season as in the fall camp before the start of his senior season . . a true freshman at linebacker before suffering a sea- . Despite the injury, he had several offers from several son-ending injury in the second against Missouri . . . FBS schools and was a pivotal part of the Tigers run to Received a medical redshirt . . . Posted eight tackles, the 2014 Arkansas Class 7A State Championship . . . 2.5 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks for loss of 17 yards in While in high school he played on a 3-man front at the the season opener against USC . . . Exited the Missouri defensive end position and racked up all-conference game in the first half after posting two tackles . . . Sun and all-state honors after his junior campaign . . . Also Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll and Arkansas recruited by schools such as Northern Illinois, Eastern State Athletics Directors Honor Roll member. Illinois and Louisiana-Monroe. HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by Scout and PERSONAL: Born Aug. 12, 1996 . . . Physical Edu- 247Sports . . . Rated the No. 6 quarterback in the state cation major. of Georgia and No. 106 quarterback in the nation by CARBONELL’S CAREER STATISTICS Scout . . . Rated the No. 41 dual-threat quarterback in Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK the nation by 247Sports . . . Four-year varsity letter- 2016 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 man . . . Four-time all-region player and was selected 2017 4 14 18 0.5-2 0.5-2 0 0 0 0 0 to participate in the Rising Stars All-Star game in Geor- Totals 4 14 18 0.5-2 0.5-2 0 0 0 0 0 gia before the start of his senior season . . . Chambers has the ability to lineup at any skill position on the of-

PLAYER PROFILES | 68 | PLAYER AARON CARTER #35 fensive side of the ball and has played multiple positions during his high school career . . . Began his S | 5-10 | 193 | So.-R | RS freshman season as a wide receiver and then moved to Manila, Ark. (Manila) quarterback at the start of his sophomore campaign . . . Also saw time on defense at the linebacker and safety 2017: Redshirted the 2017 season and participated positions . . . Also recruited by schools such as Troy. on the scout team . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll PERSONAL: Born Aug. 17, 1997 . . . Son of Herbert member. and Tiffany Chambers . . . Sport Management major. MISSOURI BAPTIST: Played in seven games as a CHAMBERS’ CAREER STATISTICS true freshman in 2016, recording 12 tackles (7 solo/5 Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK assisted). 2015 6 4 10 2.5-17 2.5-17 0 0 0 0-0 0 HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity letterman at Manila High 2016 8 7 15 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1 0 0-0 0 School who played linebacker and running back helped 2017 2 2 4 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 1-0 0 lead the Lions to their first ever state playoff appear- Totals 16 13 29 2.5-17 2.5-17 0 1 0 1-0 0 ance as a senior . . . Led the team in tackles as a senior . . . Ran for seven touchdowns in 2015 and led the

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 FULLER CHANDLER #16 Bradley, who was also a three-time All-Sun Belt Con- ference selection . . . Son of Arnold Chandler and WR | 6-1 | 205 | So.-RS | RS Jozella Bradley . . . Siblings Autum, Kaylyn and K’Au- Springdale, Ark. (Henderson State) drecya . . . Sport Management major. CHANDLER’S CAREER STATISTICS 2017: Sat out the 2017 season due to NCAA trans- Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK ferring rules . . . Participated on the scout team. 2015 7 1 8 1.0-5 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 HENDERSON STATE: Redshirted his true freshman 2016 5 9 14 2.0-7 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 season. 2017 7 4 11 2.0-5 1.0-4 0 0 0 0 0 HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year letterman at Har-Ber Totals 19 14 33 5.0-17 1.0-4 0 0 0 0 0 High School . . . Accumulated 2,012 passing yards and 28 touchdowns, while adding 312 rushing yards and nine touchdowns during his senior season . . . Led team JUSTIN CLIFTON #10 to an 11-2 record and a conference championship . . . DB | 6-0 | 204 | Sr. | 3L Finished the season as state runner-up . . . Named a Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo) Landers Award finalist . . . Voted to the All-Arkansas Preps Second Team . . . Two-year baseball letterman . . . Also participated in debate, mock trial and theatre. PERSONAL: Born June 6, 1997 . . . Business Ad- ministration major.

PLAYER PROFILES | 69 | JARROD CHANDLER #31 DE | 6-2 | 223 | Sr.-RS | 3L Barton, Ark. (Barton) 2018: Tabbed as the best overall defensive player in the Sun Belt Conference by SB Nation . . . Lindy’s Sports and Athlon Sports Preseason First Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . . Among current A-State players, returns for his senior season as the team’s career leader in almost every major defensive statistical category, including tackles (179), tackles for loss (18.0), interceptions (4), pass break-ups (19) and forced fumbles (4) . . . 23 career passes defended are the most among all Sun Belt players entering the 2018 season . . . Clifton is one 2017: Played in all 12 games in a reserve role at of just 17 NCAA FBS players this decade (2010-17) to defensive end, recording 11 tackles, 2.0 tackles for loss compile career numbers featuring at least 179 tackles, and 1.0 sack . . . Tallied at least one tackle in five games 18 tackles for loss and 19 pass break-ups, while he is and was responsible for multiple stops in three con- one of just three in the nation to do so over the last tests, including a career-high five against UAPB . . . Also three seasons (2015-17) . . . Ranked No. 9 in Lindy’s recorded 1.0 tackle for loss against UAPB and posted “Top 10 NFL Talent” in the Sun Belt Conference. another versus Coastal Carolina . . . Collected his first 2017: Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . . Jim @AStateFB career sack against UAPB . . . A-State Athletics Direc- Thorpe Award Watch List . . . Started every game at tor’s Honor Roll member. nickel, finishing the season with 63 tackles, 4.5 tackles 2016: Played in 10 games in a reserve role on the for loss, one interception, career-best 13 pass break- defensive line and on special teams . . . Completed the ups, career-high two forced fumbles and his first career season with 14 tackles (5 solo, 9 asst.) and 2.0 tackles fumble recovery . . . Ranked third on the team in tack- for loss of seven yards . . . Recorded at least one tackle les, second in pass break-ups and tied for second in in eight games and multiple stops in five outings, in- forced fumbles . . . Ranked 35th in the Sun Belt in tack- cluding a season-high three versus Central Arkansas . . les and fifth in passes defended (14), Clifton was the . Season-high 1.0 tackle for loss against both ULM and only player in the league and one of just six players in Texas State. the nation with 63 or more tackles and at least 13 pass 2015: Played in 12 games in a reserve role on the break-ups . . . He was one of just four players in the na- defensive line and on special teams . . . Recorded 8 tion in 2017 to compile at least 63 tackles, 4.5 tackles tackles (7 solo/1 asst.) and 1.0 tackles for loss of 5 for loss and 13 pass break-ups . . . Ended the season yards . . . Posted one tackle in two games and a sea- ranked 32nd in the nation in passes defended . . . son-high two against three other opponents . . . TFL Posted multiple tackles in every game and had double- was tallied against Missouri State. figure stops in two outings, including a career-tying 12 2014: Redshirted his true freshman season. against SMU . . . Responsible for at least a 0.5 tackle for HIGH SCHOOL: 2013 Class 3A All-State selection . loss in six games, including a season-best 1.0 in three . . Chosen to the 2014 Arkansas Activities Association different contests . . . Accounted for at least one pass East All-Star football team . . . Farm Bureau Awards’ break-up in nine games, including a career-best three Class 3A Defensive Player of the Year as a senior . . . against South Alabama . . . Phil Steele’s, Street & Helped lead Barton to a 9-3 record and the second Smith’s, Lindy’s and Athlon Preseason First Team All- round of the Class 3A state playoffs . . . 16th-ranked Sun Belt . . . Phil Steele’s No. 45 ranked “Top Draft Eli- player in the state of Arkansas by 247Sports.com . . . . gible Strong Safety” in the nation. Also participated in basketball and track and field . . . 2016: Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . . Anchored the track team’s 4x100 relay team. College Sports Madness Sun Belt Conference Defensive PERSONAL: Born Dec. 31, 1995 . . . Nephew of for- Player of the Week (Nov. 20) . . . Played in all 13 games, mer A-State defensive lineman and NFL player Jon including 11 as a starter . . . Recorded a career-high 87

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 tackles that were the second most on the team . . . quarterback . . . Appeared in the UAPB game, record- Ranked 20th in the Sun Belt in tackles with 6.7 stops ing one rushing attempt . . . Did not attempt any passes per game . . . Career-best 8.0 tackles for loss were the in the contest. fifth most on the squad . . . Also recorded two inter- 2016: Did not play in any games . . . Participated on ceptions and five pass break-ups, the second and fourth the scout team . . . Arkansas State Athletics Director’s most on the team, respectively . . . Seven passes de- Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Academic Honor Roll. fended tied the 14th most in the Sun Belt . . . Recorded 2015: Redshirted his true freshman season and par- double-figure tackles in three games, including a ca- ticipated on the scout team . . . Sun Belt Conference reer-high 12 against UCA, 11 versus Toledo and 10 Commissioner’s List, Arkansas State Athletics Directors against Texas St. . . . Responsible for at least four tack- Honor Roll, Arkansas State University Dean’s List. les in every game and six or more in seven outings . . HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity letterman . . . . Posted at least 1.0 tackles for loss in five games and Team captain . . . Helped lead the Hurricanes to three had a season-best two in three contests . . . Both of his straight semi-finals appearances in the playoffs . . . interceptions came against Troy, helping A-State knock Twice named all-conference . . . Earned all-state recog- off the nationally-ranked Trojans . . . Recorded a sea- nition as a senior and named an all-star . . . 2014 Class son-best two pass break-ups against Utah St. 6A East Outstanding Player . . . Completed 65 percent 2015: Played in the first 10 games of the season, in- of his passes for 2,150 yards and 21 touchdowns, while cluding one start versus ULM, before suffering a sea- also rushing for 400 yards and five touchdowns his sen- son-ending injury . . . Recorded 29 tackles (20 solo/9 ior campaign . . . Varsity soccer letterman . . . Student asst.), 5.5 tackles for loss of 27 yards, 2.0 sacks for loss Council and Foreign Language Club . . . Class President. of seven yards, one forced fumble, five quarterback PERSONAL: Born March 19, 1997 . . . Finance- hurries, one pass break-up and one interception he re- Banking major. turned 37 yards for a touchdown in A-State’s victory over South Alabama . . . Posted at least one tackle in SETH COTTENGIM #46 every game played and had multiple stops in nine, including a season-high five against both ULM and Mis- DS | 6-0 | 213 | So.-RS | 1L souri State . . . All 5.5 TFL came in different games, as Fairport, NY (Wyoming) did his 2.0 sacks . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll and A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by ESPN, which also rates him as the No. 36 player in the state of Missis- sippi and the No. 130 linebacker in the nation . . . Rated as the No. 46 player in the state of Mississippi and the

AStateRedWolves.com No. 177 outside linebacker in the nation by 247Sports . . . Four-year varsity letterman . . . A strong force for Tupelo High School over the past three seasons, Clifton quietly worked his into one of the state of Mississippi’s 2017: Played in all 12 games . . . Handled deep best linebackers at the end of his senior campaign . . . snap duties on both field goals and punts . . . Helped A- Earned all-conference and all-state honors in class 6A State rank second in the nation in punt return defense, and was the Defensive Player of the Year in his confer- allowing just 2.0 yards per return . . . The punting unit ence . . . Helped lead Tupelo to the Class 6A state also ranked 21st in the nation in net punting with a championship . . . Honorary Scholar Distinction Award 40.35 average . . . With Cottengim snapping, A-State’s . . . Named to the Mississippi roster for the Mississippi- punt and field goal teams didn’t allow a blocked punt all Alabama All-Star Classic . . . Also recruited by schools season to rank tied for first in the nation . . . Played an such as Louisiana-Lafayette, Middle Tennessee and important role in both A-State’s punter, Cody Grace, and Southern Mississippi. kicker, Sawyer Williams, being named All-Sun Belt Con- PERSONAL: Born Oct. 9, 1996 . . . Son of Aretha ference . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. Nabors . . . Exercise Science major. WYOMING: Walk-on to the Wyoming football team CLIFTON’S CAREER STATISTICS . . . . Redshirted his true freshman season in 2016. Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football and lacrosse let- 2015 20 9 29 5.5-27 2.0-7 1-37 1 1 0 0 terman at Fairport High School . . . Earned academic 2016 53 34 87 8.0-14 0.0-0 2--1 5 1 0 0 honors in mathematics and science . . . Also recruited 2017 43 20 63 4.5-10 0.0-0 1-0 13 2 1-10 0 by teams such as Tulane, Colorado State and Memphis.

PLAYER PROFILES | 70 | PLAYER Totals 116 63 17918.0-51 2.0-7 4-36 19 4 1-10 0 PERSONAL: Born March 1, 1998 . . . Physics major. CARSON COATS #10 CAMERON DAVIS #73 QB | 6-1 | 198 | Jr.-RS | 1L OL | 6-4 | 309 | Jr.-RS | 2L Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro) Bryant, Ark. (Bryant)

2017: Saw action in one game in a reserve role at 2017: Played in five games in a reserve role on the

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 offensive line, seeing action against Nebraska, UAPB, BJ EDMONDS #3 SMU, Louisiana and South Alabama . . . Helped lead the A-State offense to at least 400 yards total offense in S | 6-0 | 202 | So. | 1L four of the five games he played, inlcuding 571 versus Mobile, Ala. (St. Paul’s Episcopal School) Louisiana . . . Part of an offensive line that helped the A-State offense average 494.8 yards total offense that ranked 10th in the nation . . . Also provided blocking for a team that ranked 13th in the country in scoring offense (37.8 ppg) . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. 2016: Played in two games in a reserve role on the offensive line . . . Helped lead A-State to 434 yards total offense versus ULM, and also saw action when the Red Wolves posted 305 yards total offense against Georgia 2018: Lindy’s and Athlon preseason 2nd Team All- State. Sun Belt Conference. 2015: Redshirted and participated on the scout 2017: Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference . team . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll and . . Started all 12 games at safety, posting career best Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll member. numbers for tackles (80), pass break-ups (4) and inter- HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by Scout and ceptions (3) . . . One of just 19 players in the nation to 247Sports. . . Rated as the No. 3 offensive tackle in the record at least 80 tackles, four pass break-ups and state and No. 165 offensive tackle in the nation by three interceptions . . . Ranked second on the team in PLAYER PROFILES | 71 | Scout . . . Rated as the No. 18 overall player in the state tackles and first among defensive backs, while also of Arkansas and No. 137 offensive tackle in the nation ranking tied for 17th in the Sun Belt . . . 80 tackles by 247Sports . . . The son of former NFL offensive line- were also the seventh most in the league among de- man Isaac Davis, the younger Davis blossomed into one fensive backs . . . Posted 10 or more tackles in three of the top offensive tackles in the state of Arkansas . . games, including a career-high 13 against both South . A Class 7A all-state and all-conference pick at offen- Alabama and Louisiana while narrowly missing double sive lineman, Davis has been ranked as the No. 3 line- digits with nine in the season opener against Nebraska man in the state of Arkansas by Scout and ranks at the . . . Recorded multiple tackles in every game and fin- 50th best at his position in the South region . . . He was ished with at least five stops in seven outings . . . Three also named to the 2014 All-Arkansas Varsity Football interceptions were the most on the team and tied the team and had offers from four other Division I schools seventh most in the Sun Belt . . . Tallied a career-high . . . Also recruited by schools such as Louisiana Tech two interceptions against Middle Tennessee in the and Souther Mississippi, Louisiana-Monroe and Mem- Camellia Bowl . . . One of three players in the league to phis. rank among the top 17 players in tackles and top 10 in PERSONAL: Born July 22, 1997 . . . Elementary Ed- interceptions . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. ucation major. 2016: Played in 12 games as a true freshman in a reserve role at the safety position . . . Recorded 31 tackles, the most among all freshmen (redshirt or true) on JUSTIN DUTTON #78 the team . . . Responsible for 0.5 tackles for loss, two

OL | 6-4 | 319 | Fr.-RS | RS pass break-ups and one forced fumble . . . Recorded at @AStateFB Guthrie, Okla. (Guthrie) least one tackle in all but three games played . . . Posted multiple stops in eight outings, including a season-high eight against ULM . . . Tallied seven tackles, his second most of the season, versus New Mexico State . . . Lone forced fumble on the year came at Auburn, while both of his pass break-ups came versus NMSU . . . Recovered a blocked punt in the end zone for A-State’s first points in the Cure Bowl . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Played RB, LB and S for St. Paul’s 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season and par- Episcopal HS, helping lead the Saints to a state cham- ticipated on the scout team . . . Athletics Director’s pionship his senior season . . . Earned first team all- Honor Roll member. state honors on the defensive side of the ball, recording HIGH SCHOOL: Honorable mention all-state selec- 107 tackles, five interceptions and four forced fumbles tion as a senior in 2016 . . . Named to the First Team . . . Rushed for 500 yards and 11 touchdowns as a run- All-USA Oklahoma Football Team by USA Today High ning back . . . Rated as a three-star recruit by, Ri- School Sports . . . Oklahoma Coaches Association All- vals.com, Scout.com and 247 Sports.com . . . Also State choice as a senior . . . 2015 and 2016 Preseason recruited by teams such as Cincinnati, Georgia Tech, All-Vype team in Oklahoma . . . Helped lead Guthrie to Louisiana Tech, South Alabama and Western Kentucky the state playoffs in 2016 . . . Ranked No. 28 on the . . . No. 7 safety in the state, No. 54 safety in the south, Oklahoman Super 30 and the No. 3 offensive lineman No. 137 safety in the nation (Scout). in the state . . . Listed a 2-star recruit by Rivals, PERSONAL: Born Oct. 13, 1997 . . . Sport Man- 247Sports and Scout . . . Ranked as the No. 151 guard agement major. in the nation and No. 40 player in the state of Okla- EDMONDS’ CAREER STATISTICS homa by 247Sports . . . Also recruited by teams such as Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK TCU, Ohio, Oklahoma State, Oklahoma, Tulsa, Kansas 2016 11 20 31 0.5-1 0-0 0 2 1 0 0 and Ohio. 2017 42 38 80 0.5-5 0-0 3-19 4 0 0 0 PERSONAL: Born July 26, 1999. Totals 53 58 111 1.0-6 0-0 3-19 6 1 0 0

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 KENDRICK EDWARDS #5 TROY ELLIOTT #55 WR | 6-5 | 216 | Sr.-R | 1L OL | 6-5 | 287 | Jr. | 2L Miami, Fla. (Arkansas) Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus)

2017: Played in all 12 games, including one as a 2017: Started all 12 games at right guard for a team starter (at SMU), and recorded 38 receptions for 434 that ranked No. 1 in the Sun Belt Conference in scoring yards and three touchdowns . . . 38 receptions were offense (37.8 average), total offense (495.3 ypg), pass the fourth most on the squad, while his 434 yards offense (342.2 ypg), 3rd down conversions (44.1 pct.) ranked as the fifth most on the team . . . Caught at and first downs (322) . . . Helped pave the way for least one pass in every game and had multiple recep- 5,944 yards total offense that stands as the third most tions in eight outings, including a career-high eight for in school history, while its average total offense was the a career-best 100 yards and a touchdown against Ne- highest ever by an A-State team and ranked second all- braska . . . Also had five catches, his second most of the time in the Sun Belt Conference . . . Part of the O-line year, for 56 yards against Middle Tennessee in the that provided blocking for 17 rushing touchdowns and Camellia Bowl . . . Finished the ULM game with three protection for a Sun Belt-record 38 passing scores . . . catches for 64 yards, which was one of three outings in Key component to A-State’s offensive success that which he recorded at least 50 receiving yards . . . ranked it No. 10 in the nation in total offense and No. Hauled in six catches that covered at least 20 yards, in- 13 in scoring offense . . . Behind Elliott and the offen- cluding a career-long 38-yard reception at Nebraska . . sive line, A-State produced over 400 yards total offense . In addition to the Nebraska game, also hauled in one in 10 of 12 games, including a school and Sun Belt Con- touchdown catch against Coastal Carolina and Texas ference-record 781 yards versus ULM . . . Phil Steele’s State . . . Averaged 11.4 yards per catch . . . USA Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt Conference. Today’s “Top Newcomers” preseason list (5 players) in 2016: Played in eight games, including two as a the Sun Belt Conference . . . A-State Athletics Director’s starter (vs. South Alabama, ULM) . . . Helped lead A-

AStateRedWolves.com Honor Roll member. State to 4,932 yards total offense, the sixth most in 2016: Sat out the 2016 season due to NCAA trans- school history for a single season . . . Helped pass block fer rules . . . Redshirted and participated on the scout for 21 passing TDs and 19 rushing TDs . . . Part of of- team . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. fensive line that helped the squad average 27.3 points ARKANSAS: Participated in 11 games as a true per game, which ranked fourth in the Sun Belt . . . A- freshman . . . Tallied 70 yards on four receptions, one State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Con- touchdown and a long reception of 28 yards . . . vs. ference Academic Honor Roll. Nicholls (Sept. 6): Hauled in one reception for 24 yards HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity letterman who earned All- in Arkansas’ home-opening win . . . vs. No. 6 Texas District 6-6A recognition as a senior . . . Named Marcus A&M (Sept. 27): Captured one catch for 28 yards . . . High School’s Offensive Line MVP . . . Part of an offen- vs. No. 10 Georgia (Oct. 18): Recorded first-career sive line that paved the way for a team that averaged touchdown as a Razorback on a four-yard fade. 400.5 yards total offense per game, including 215.9 HIGH SCHOOL: Ranked as the No. 75 wide receiver rushing and 184.6 passing yards per game . . . Also an- in the nation by Scout.com . . . A three-star prospect by chored the Marauders offensive line that helped the Scout, ESPN and 247Sports.com . . . The No. 92 wide team average 34.6 points per game . . . 2-star recruit receiver in the country and the No. 94 overall prospect by Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com . . . Also from Florida according to 247Sports.com . . . As a sen- recruited by teams such as Baylor, Clemson, Kansas St., ior, made 20 catches for 300 yards and six touchdowns Oklahoma and TCU. while also playing quarterback in the Vikings’ Wing-T PERSONAL: Born Oct. 6, 1997 . . . Communication offense . . . In 2012, Miami Norland won eight games, Studies major.

PLAYER PROFILES | 72 | PLAYER including a four-game win streak that led to the regional semifinals, and caught 30 passes for 534 yards TRENT ELLIS-BREWER #26 and 11 touchdowns . . . Caught 45 passes for 715 yards and 15 touchdowns for the Vikings’ undefeated 5A state DB | 6-2 | 213 | Jr. | 2L champion team in 2011 . . . Played basketball and was Daphne, Ala. (Daphne) an honor roll student while volunteering at Optimist Park and Sun Life Stadium . . . Coached by Daryle Hei- delburg . . . Chose Arkansas over offers from Auburn, South Carolina, Louisville, Rutgers and Syracuse. PERSONAL: Born on Sept. 23, 1994 . . . Son of Kendrick Edwards and Unica Holder . . . Communica- tion Studies major. EDWARDS’ CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG 2017 38 434 11.4 3 38 2017: Played in 10 games, including four as a Totals 38 434 11.4 3 38 starter, before suffering a season-ending injury during

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 the ULM game . . . Still finished the season with career- both SMU and Texas State, while he also tallied 0.5 TFL best numbers for tackles (35) and pass break-ups (2), versus South Alabama . . . Athletics Director’s Honor while also posting his first career interception and Roll member. forced fumble . . . Also tallied 3.5 tackles for loss on the 2016: Redshirted and participated on the scout season . . . Tallied the eighth most tackles on the team team. and second most among linebackers . . . Recorded at LACKAWANNA COLLEGE: Helped lead Lack- least one tackle in nine games, multiple stops in eight awanna to an 8-2 record and No. 12 national ranking in and at least five in four contests, including a career- the final NJCAA poll in 2015 . . . Recorded 23 tackles, high nine against SMU . . . Collected five tackles, his 5.5 sacks and 13 tackles for loss of 67 yards as a soph- second most of the year, against Nebraska, UAPB and omore last season . . . Also recruited by teams such as Louisiana . . . Responsible for a season-high 1.0 tackle Georgia Southern, Southern Miss and Idaho. for loss in three different games . . . Lone forced fum- HIGH SCHOOL: Prior to his time at Lackawanna, ble came against UAPB, while he picked off a pass in Emory was a varsity letterman for the Woodbridge High the Georgia Southern game . . . His two pass break-ups School football team. came against Nebraska and SMU . . . Phil Steele’s Pre- PERSONAL: Born Sept. 22, 1995 . . . General Stud- season Third Team All-Sun Belt Conference. ies major. 2016: Played in all 13 games at the nickelback position and on special teams . . . Started two games (vs. DAMON FONCHAM #99 Georgia Southern, South Alabama) . . . Finished the season with 22 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss of 15 yards, P | 5-8 | 196 | Jr.-RS | 2L 2.0 sacks for loss of 11 yards and one pass break-up . Plano, Texas (Plano West) PLAYER PROFILES | 73 | . . Posted at least one tackle in eight games and multiple stops in five, including a season-high seven against Georgia Southern . . . Also recorded six tackles, his second most of the year, and a season-best 2.0 tackles for loss against Central Arkansas . . . Posted one sack against UCA and also against ULM . . . A-State Athlet- ics Director’s Honor Roll member. HIGH SCHOOL: Recorded 44 solo tackles his senior season . . . 63 total tackles . . . Averaged 10.5 tackles per game . . . Forced one fumble and had two 2017: Played in all 12 games as a holder on extra interceptions . . . Helped lead his team to a state play- point and field goal attempts, while also punting in two off berth . . . Help led lead Daphne to its 18th consec- games (versus Texas State and Troy) . . . Posted six utive playoff appearance . . . Named All-Coastal punts on the year for 213 yards, averaging 35.5 yards Alabama and all-county in 2015 . . . 2-star recruit by per attempt with a long of 56 yards . . . None of his Scout.com, 247Sports.com and Rivals.com . . . Ranked punts went returned and he didn’t allow a touchback . as the No. 102 player in the state of Alabama by . . Four of his six attempts pinned the opponent inside 247Sports.com . . . Also recruited by teams such as Al- its own 20-yard line . . . Tallied season highs for punts abama, Auburn, Florida St., North Carolina St., USA and (4), yards (168), average (42.0) and punts inside the 20 West Virginia. (career-tying 3) in the Red Wolves’ regular-season fi- PERSONAL: Born Feb. 12, 1998 . . . Sport Man- nale against Troy . . . Also recorded two punts, includ- @AStateFB agement major. ing one inside the 20, for 45 yards against Texas State ELLIS-BREWER’S CAREER STATISTICS . . . Handled kickoff duties in the Camellia Bowl, kicking Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK off four times for 230 yards with one touchback. 2016 8 14 22 4.0-15 2.0-11 0-0 1 0 0 0 2016: Took over as A-State’s regular punter at the 2017 21 14 35 3.5-17 0.0-0 1-3 2 1 0 0 start of his redshirt freshman season . . . Played in all Totals 29 28 57 7.5-32 2.0-11 1-3 3 1 0 0 13 games . . . Punted 77 times for 3026 yards and a 39.3 average . . . Recorded nine punts of at least 50 yards, including a long of 62 at Texas State in the reg- DAJON EMORY #39 ular-season finale . . . Placed 21 punts inside the op- DE | 6-3 | 266 | Sr.-R | 1L ponent’s 20-yard line, which ranked as the fifth most in Bridgeville, Del. (Lackawanna (Pa.) College) the Sun Belt Conference . . . Best single-game average of 48.1 yards per attempt came at Georgia State (7 punts for 337 yards) . . . Punted 12 times for 464 yards against UCF -- both season highs . . . Tied his season- high with three punts inside the 20 during the UCF game as well . . . Also had three inside the 20 vs. Geor- gia State, the same game he had a season-high three punts travel at least 50 yards . . . 39.3 average ranked 10th in the Sun Belt, although his 77 attempts were the most in the league. 2017: Played in 11 games in a reserve role on the 2015: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . Sun defensive line . . . Completed the season with 10 tack- Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll and A-State Ath- les (6 solo/4 assist), including 2.5 tackles for loss of letics Director’s Honor Roll member. three yards . . . Recorded at least one tackle in six HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity letterman who games and had multiple stops in three, including a sea- helped lead Plano West to the state championship in son-high three against South Alabama . . . Posted two 2012 . . . Earned First Team All-District 6-6A and sec- tackles against both Coastal Carolina and ULM . . . Re- ond team all-county honors as a senior after recording sponsible for a season-high 1.0 tackle for loss against 35 punts with a 35.9 average and long punt of 68 yards.

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 PERSONAL: Born Oct. 17, 1996 . . . Exercise Sci- JAMARI GAMBLE #21 ence major. FONCHAM’S CAREER STATISTICS S | 6-0 | 197 | Fr.-RS | RS Yr. No. YDS AVG LG TB FC i20 50+ BK DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) 2016 77 3026 39.3 62 3 21 21 9 0 2017 6 213 35.5 56 0 1 4 1 0 Totals 83 3239 39.0 62 3 22 25 10 0 DALTON FORD #54 OL | 6-4 | 304 | Jr.-RS | 2L Webb City, Mo. (Webb City)

2017: Redshirted his true freshman season and participated on the scout team . . . A-State Athletics Di- rector’s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity football letterman . . . Led DeWitt in tackles as both a junior and senior. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 15, 1998. 2017: Started all 12 games at left guard for a team JEFFERIE GIBSON #6 that ranked No. 1 in the Sun Belt Conference in scoring offense (37.8 average), total offense (495.3 ypg), pass S | 6-4 | 197 | Sr. | 1L offense (342.2 ypg), 3rd down conversions (44.1 pct.) Hope Mills, N.C. (Arizona Western College) and first downs (322) . . . Helped pave the way for 5,944 yards total offense that stands as the third most in school history, while its average total offense was the highest ever by an A-State team and ranked second all- time in the Sun Belt Conference . . . Part of the O-line that provided blocking for 17 rushing touchdowns and protection for a Sun Belt-record 38 passing scores . . . Key component to A-State’s offensive success that

AStateRedWolves.com ranked it No. 10 in the nation in total offense and No. 13 in scoring offense . . . Behind Ford and the offensive 2017: Played in 11 games, including four as a line, A-State produced over 400 yards total offense in starter . . . All four starts, including the Camellia Bowl, 10 of 12 games, including a school and Sun Belt Con- came over the last five games of the season . . . ference-record 781 yards versus ULM . . . Phil Steele’s Recorded 27 tackles, one interception and two pass Preseason Fourth Team All-Sun Belt Conference. break-ups . . . Tallied at least one tackle in nine games, 2016: Played in two games in a reserve role (at including four outings with a least four stops . . . Posted Auburn, vs. Louisiana-Monroe) . . . Behind Ford and the a season-high six tackles against South Alabama . . . offensive line, A-State recorded 326 yards total offense 19 of his 27 tackles came over the last five games of the vs Auburn . . . He helped lead the Red Wolves to 434 season . . . Returned an interception against New Mex- yards total offense and a season-high 51 points against ico State 61 yards, while his two pass break-ups came the Warhawks. in different outings. 2015: Redshirted & participated on the scout team. ARIZONA WESTERN: Spent the 2016 season as a HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by Scout and wide receiver at Arizona Western College in Yuma after 247Sports. . . Rated the No. 3 offensive tackle in the transferring from Clemson . . . Helped lead AWC to an state of Missouri and No. 128 offensive tackle in the na- 11-1 record and an appearance in the NJCAA National tion by Scout . . . Rated the No. 25 overall player in the Championship game, where the Matadors fell 25-22 state of Missouri by 247Sports . . . Missouri Class 4A against Garden City . . . Arizona Western finished the First Team All-State selection . . . An offensive lineman 2016 season ranked No. 3 in the final NJCAA poll . . . for one of the most successful football programs in Mis- Completed his sophomore season with 12 receptions

PLAYER PROFILES | 74 | PLAYER souri history, Ford was anchor for a Webb City High for 223 yards and five touchdowns . . . Also had six School team that has won five straight class 4A state rushing yards on one attempt . . . 3-star recruit by Ri- championships . . . Webb City was ranked as the 11th vals and a 2-star by Scout and 247Sports . . . Ranked best team in the nation by USA Today and also gar- as the No. 25 junior college safety in the nation. nered a No. 5 ranking from MaxPreps.com in the Mid- CLEMSON: Originally signed with Clemson in 2014 west Region . . . Webb City rushed for 4,372 yards this and redshirted his true freshman season at the school past season and averaged 312.3 yards per game on the . . . Played in 12 games as a redshirt freshman at Clem- ground . . . The team held a 7.3 yards per rush average son, recording five tackles and one tackle for loss . . . and averaged 391.5 yards of total offense per game . . Posted a season-high three tackles against Appalachian . Also recruited by schools such as Syracuse, Illinois, State. Texas State, Florida Atlantic and Georgia State. HIGH SCHOOL: Posted 123 tackles and 10 inter- PERSONAL: Born Oct. 23, 1996 . . . Communication ceptions (three for scores) during his high school ca- Studies major. reer at Gray’s Creek . . . Posted three punt-return touchdowns and two kickoff-return touchdowns in his career . . . Recorded 45 tackles and three interceptions as a senior . . . Tallied 243 passing yards and 149 rush-

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 ing yards as a senior . . . Completed his junior season DAHU GREEN #4 with 69 tackles and four interceptions . . . Also a varsity basketball letterman at GCHS, Gibson averaged double- WR | 6-5 | 193 | Jr.-RS | RS figure points per game . . . Rated as the No. 19 player Oklahoma City, Okla. (Oklahoma) in North Carolina by 247Sports. PERSONAL: Born Jan. 24, 1996 . . . Communication Studies major. GIBSON’S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK 2017 10 17 27 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-61 2 0 0 0 Totals 10 17 27 0.0-0 0.0-0 1-61 2 0 0 0

CODY GRACE #41 2017: Oklahoma transfer who enrolled at A-State P | 6-2 | 223 | Jr.-RS | 1L and sat out the 2017 season due to NCAA transferring Perth, Western Australia (Warwick Senior) rules. OKLAHOMA: Played in 15 games at Oklahoma, including seven as a true freshman in 2015 and nine as a sophomore in 2016 . . . Lone career start came during the 2016 season against Kansas State (10/29) . . .

Did not record any stats as a freshman, but posted PLAYER PROFILES | 75 | three receptions for 89 yards (29.7 avg.) as a sophomore . . . Longest catch covered 51 yards versus Texas . . . Registered receptions of 13 yards against Kansas and 25 yards at Texas Tech . . . Made his Sooners debut 2018: Lindy’s and Athlon preseason 2nd Team All- against Akron on Sept. 5, 2015. Sun Belt Conference. HIGH SCHOOL: Consensus three-star recruit by Ri- 2017: Became the first A-State player to ever be vals, Scout, 247Sports and ESPN . . . Slotted as the No. named a Ray Guy Award semifinalist (top 10 in the na- 49 wide receiver by Rivals, No. 64 by 247Sports, No. tion) . . . 3rd Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . . Didn’t 71 by ESPN and No. 98 by Scout . . . Selected as the allow a touchback all season and saw 45 of his 49 punts No. 6 player in Oklahoma by ESPN, Rivals and go unreturned for a .918 percentage, helping him com- 247Sports . . . Caught 58 passes for 961 yards and 14 pile a 40.9 net punting average that ranked 16th in the touchdowns as a senior at Westmoore (Oklahoma City) country . . . 24 of his punts pinned A-State’s opponents High School after registering 39 passes for 700 yards inside their own 20-yard line for a Sun Belt Conference- and 10 touchdowns as a junior . . . Also had offers from high .489 percentage, which also ranked as the seventh Louisville, Cincinnati and Washington State, among oth- highest in the nation . . . The Red Wolves’ punt return ers. defense allowed just two yards per attempt to lead the PERSONAL: Born May 14, 1997 . . . General Stud- conference and rank second in the nation . . . Recorded ies major. 49 punts for 2,014 yards, giving him a 41.1 average per attempt . . . Posted nine punts covering at least 50 BLAKE GRUPE #25 @AStateFB yards, including a long of 55 yards . . . Posted a season- high five punts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line K | 5-8 | 140 | Fr.-RS | RS against New Mexico State, but also has at least one in Sedalia, Mo. (Smith-Cotton) every game and multiple in all but two . . . Recorded eight punts for 338 yards, both season highs, versus New Mexico State, while his 48.7 average (146 yards on 3 attempts) against Coastal Carolina was also a single-game high . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Played Australian rules football at Warwick Senior High . . . 2017 Australia Camp punting champion . . . 2017 Chris Sailer Kicking's Vegas 30 camp “consistency competition” and “last man stand- ing” champion . . . Also Vegas 30 punting finalist. 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . PERSONAL: Born March 19, 1996 . . . Exercise Sci- Arkansas State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. ence major. HIGH SCHOOL: Combined nine-time varsity letter- GRACE’S CAREER STATISTICS man in the sports of football, soccer and baseball . . . Yr. No. YDS AVG LG TB FC i20 50+ BK 2016 Missouri high school all-state selection in both 2017 49 2014 41.1 61 0 27 9 24 0 football and soccer . . . Holds the single-season and ca- Totals 49 2014 41.1 61 0 27 9 24 0 reer records at Smith-Cotton High School for field goals . . . Rated as a 4.5 star kicker by Kohl’s Kicking Acad- emy. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 5, 1998 . . . Business Ad- ministration major.

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 JUSTICE HANSEN #15 Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Week, Col- lege Sports Madness (CSM) SBC Player of the Week and QB | 6-4 | 218 | Sr.-RS | 2L a Manning Award Star of the Week nominee following Edmond, Okla. (Butler (Kan. CC) his performance against Louisiana-Monroe on Nov. 25, when he set school records for both passing yards (520 yards) and total offense (550 yards) while also completing four touchdown passes and finishing with six total touchdowns. His passing yards ranked as the fifth most in the nation for a single game and his total offense output sixth, helping the Red Wolves pile up 781 yards total offense that broke the school and Sun Belt Conference records as a well. His 520 passing yards ranked as the third most in Sun Belt history, his touch- 2018: Enters the season with at least one touchdowns responsible for tied the third most and his 550 down pass in 17 consecutive games . . . Among active yards total offense the fourth most . . . Tabbed CSM’s players, ranked second in the nation in career passing Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Week following his Nov. yards per game (267.4), sixth in total offense per game 2 performance against Nebraska, which saw him com- (289.6 ypg) and touchdown passes (56), eighth in pass- plete a school-record 46 passes that were the second ing yards (6,686), ninth in total offense (7,239 yards), most in the nation for 2017 while also throwing for 415 10th in pass efficiency (145.15) and 14th in comple- yards and three touchdowns . . . Also earned the same tions (502) . . . Enters the season ranked second all- honor following the Red Wolves’ Sept. 16 game versus time at A-State in passing touchdowns and fourth in UAPB when he passed for 336 yards and tied a school completions, passing yards and total offense . . . Lindy’s record with five touchdown completions . . . Earned a Sports, Athlon Sports Preseason First Team All-Sun Belt nomination for the Manning Award Star of the Week fol- Conference . . . Sporting News list of “College Football’s lowing an Oct. 14 game against Coastal Carolina, which Top 25 Quarterbacks for 2018” . . . USA Today’s No. 2 he also finished with a school-record-tying five touch- ranked player in its “10 Best College Football Quarter- down passes . . . Named the SBC Co-Offensive Player backs in Group of Five Conferences” . . . Bleacher Re- of the Week and a Davey O’Brien “Great 8” Performer port’s “Best QB in the Sun Belt Conference” . . . Lindy’s of the Week for his performance Oct. 19 against No. 21 ranked quarterback in the nation and No. 3 Louisiana, a game that saw him record 396 yards total quarterback among the Group of Five Conferences . . . offense, a career-high 121 yards on the ground and Ranked No. 2 in Lindy’s “Top 10 NFL Talent” in the Sun three touchdowns responsible for. In the process, he Belt Conference, while the publication also tabbed him became just the fifth player in Sun Belt history to record

AStateRedWolves.com the league’s “Most Accurate Passer” and “Coolest in the at least 275 passing yards and 100 rushing yards in the Clutch” . . . Street & Smith’s “Best Passing Quarterback” same game . . . He again was named the CSM Sun Belt in the Sun Belt. Offensive Player of the Week after he completed four 2017: Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the touchdown passes, including two in the fourth quarter Year . . . First Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . . Named to help the Red Wolves overcome a 21-17 deficit with a “Top 20” candidate for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm 14:56 left in its Oct. 28 victory over New Mexico State Award . . . Started every game at quarterback, setting . . . Completed at least one touchdown pass in all 12 new single-season Arkansas State and Sun Belt Con- games, including 11 with at least two, seven with three ference records for passing touchdowns (37), touch- or more and five with at least four . . . Passed for over down responsibility (44) and total offense (4,389 yards) 200 yards in every game, while finishing six outings . . . Also broke the school records for completions (305) with at least 300 and three games with 400 or more . . and passing yards (3,967) . . . His 3,967 passing yards . Phil Steele’s No. 43 ranked “Top NFL Draft Eligible were the third most in Sun Belt history, while his com- Quarterback” in the nation entering the 2017 season . pletions total ranked as the sixth most ever by a Sun . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. Belt player . . . Ended the 2017 season having estab- 2016: Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference lished eight new Arkansas State statistical records (5 selection . . . Two-time Sun Belt Conference Offensive season, 3 game) and tying another . . . Ranked among Player of the Week (Oct. 10 and Oct. 31) . . . Manning the top 10 players in the nation in seven statistical cat- Award Star of the Week (Oct. 31) . . . College Sports egories, and he was the only player in the country to Madness Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the rank among the top five in points responsible for per Week (Oct. 30) . . . Led A-State to an 8-2 record as a

PLAYER PROFILES | 76 | PLAYER game, total offense, passing touchdowns, completions starter, including a victory over UCF in the Cure Bowl . per game and passing yards per game . . . Led the na- . . Led A-State and ranked sixth in the Sun Belt Confer- tion in points responsible for per game (22.2), while ence in total offense with 219.2 yards per game, which also ranking third in the country in total offense (365.8 was the 10th highest in school history . . . Posted 2,850 ypg), fourth in passing touchdowns and passing yards yards total offense that ranked seventh in school history per game (330.6), fifth in completions per game (25.4), . . . Ended the season with 197 completions for 2,719 seventh in points responsible for (266), ninth in pass- yards and 19 touchdowns . . . Recorded a 57.9 coming yards (3,967) and 21st in passing efficiency (149.6) pletion percentage (197-340) that was the 10th highest . . . Received a combined 10 conference or national in A-State history . . . 19 passing touchdowns tied the weekly awards following six different games, including fourth most in school history while tying the second Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Week (2x), most by a Sun Belt player and ranking 49th in the na- Manning Award Star of the Week nominee (2x), Davey tion during the 2016 season . . . 197 completions were O’Brien “Great 8” Performer of the Week (1x), College the sixth most ever by an A-State player and ranked Football Performance Awards (CFPA) National Per- tied for seventh in the SBC in 2016 . . . Averaged 8.0 former of the Week (1x) and College Sports Madness yards per attempt, ranking first in the Sun Belt and 31st Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Week (4x) in the nation . . . 13.8 yards per completion led the Sun . . . Named the CFPA National Performer of the Week, CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Belt and ranked 20th in the nation . . . 2,719 passing HANSEN’S CAREER PASSING STATISTICS yards were the sixth most in Arkansas State history and Yr. COMP ATT INT PCT. YDS TD LG were the third most by a Sun Belt player during the 2016 197 340 8 57.9 2,719 19 75 2016 season, while also ranking 49th in the nation . . . 2017 305 487 16 62.6 3,967 37 73 Ran for 131 yards and a touchdown . . . Compiled a Totals 502 827 24 60.7 6,686 56 75 138.9 pass efficiency rating that ranked second in the HANSEN’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS Sun Belt and 45th in the nation . . . Threw for at least Yr. ATT YDS AVG. TD LG 200 yards in seven games, all coming over A-State’s last 2016 79 131 1.7 1 23 10 contests . . . Passed for a season-high 393 yards 2017 135 422 3.1 7 38 against Louisiana-Lafayette, which was the sixth most Totals 214 553 2.6 8 38 in school history . . . Eclipsed 300 yards passing against Louisiana-Monroe as well, finishing the game with 303 ANDRE HARRIS JR. #74 . . . Recorded at least on passing touchdown in nine games, including the last five games of the season . . . OL | 6-5 | 347 | Fr.-RS | RS Posted a season-high four passing touchdowns against Oklahoma City, Okla (Putnam City North) Louisiana-Monroe that tied the fourth most in school history . . . Threw three touchdown passes against Cen- tral Arkansas and UCF in the Cure Bowl . . . Completed a season-high 35 passes against the Ragin’ Cajuns, the third most ever by an A-State player . . . Also recorded a career-best 440 yards total offense versus Louisiana- PLAYER PROFILES | 77 | Lafayette, which was the fourth most in school history . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. BUTLER COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Played in nine 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season. games as a redshirt freshman in 2015, earning honor- HIGH SCHOOL: Selected as an honorable mention able mention All-Kansas Jayhawk Community College selection on The Oklahoman all-state team . . . Named (KJCCC) honors after helping lead Butler to a 9-2 over- to the Oklahoma Big 10 All-Conference Team . . . all record, a KJCCC championship and No. 5 ranking in Earned Class 6A-I All-District 2 honors as selected by the final NJCAA poll . . . . Completed 163-of-211 pass the coaches . . . Named to the Big All-City football ros- attempts (77.3 percent) for 1,694 yards and 12 touch- ter by The Oklahoman . . . Also a member of the Put- downs while throwing just two interceptions . . . Also nam City North varsity basketball team . . . 2016 rank for 226 yards and four touchdowns . . . Recorded All-USA Oklahoma Football Team member as selected multiple touchdown passes in three games, including a by USA Today High School Sports . . . Listed as a 2-star career-high four in a 52-28 victory over Hutchinson . . recruit by 247Sports, Rivals and Scout . . . Ranked as . Posted four 200-yard passing games, including a ca- the No. 113 guard in the nation and No. 31 overall reer-high 295 yards in a 42-39 win over Coffeyville . . . player in the state of Oklahoma according to 247Sports Three-star recruit by Rivals, 247Sports and Scout ...... Also recruited by schools such as Iowa State, Scout listed him as the No. 34 junior college recruit in Kansas, Kansas State, Mississippi State and TCU. the nation, while 247Sports ranks him as the No. 2 jun- PERSONAL: Born Dec. 1, 1998. ior college quarterback . . . Also recruited by teams @AStateFB such as Iowa State, Arizona State, Auburn and Missouri. T.J. HARRIS #52 OKLAHOMA: Redshirted the 2014 season at Okla- homa after originally signing with Sooners as a four- DE | 6-2 | 235 | So.-RS | 1L star recruit by ESPN.com, Rivals.com, 247Sports.com Tulsa, Okla. (Booker T. Washington) and Scout.com coming out of Santa Fe High School in Edmond, Okla. HIGH SCHOOL: Threw for 966 yards and eight touchdowns as a senior in high school before missing the last three games due to an ankle injury . . . Passed for 3,079 yards and 36 touchdowns with nine interceptions as a junior . . . Played in the Under Armour All- American game . . . No. 4 player in Oklahoma (Rivals.com) . . . No. 6 quarterback (Rivals.com) . . . No. 4 player in Oklahoma (247sports.com) . . . No. 4 2017: Played in 10 games in a reserve role on the quarterback (247sports.com) . . . No. 16 quarterback defensive line . . . Recorded eight tackles, including two (Scout.com) . . . No. 5 quarterback (ESPN.com) . . . No. solo and six assisted stops . . . Responsible for at least 2 player in Oklahoma (ESPN.com) . . . No. 100 in one tackle in four games and posted multiple stops ESPN300 . . . Also offered by Auburn, Kansas State, Ole twice, including a career-high four against Nebraska . . Miss, Missouri and Texas A&M coming out of high . Also had two tackles versus Louisiana . . . Athletics Di- school. rector’s Honor Roll member. PERSONAL: Born Jan. 7, 1995 . . . Sport Adminis- 2016: Played in six games in a reserve role on the tration major. defensive line and on special teams . . . Recorded three tackles and 1.0 tackle for loss . . . All three tackles came in different games and his lone TFL was recorded against Texas State . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. 2015: Redshirted the 2015 season . . . Sun Belt

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Conference Commissioner’s List, A-State Athletics Di- CHRISTIAN HOWARD #45 rectors Honor Roll and Arkansas State University Chan- cellor’s List member. DL | 6-2 | 281 | Sr.-RS | 1L HIGH SCHOOL: Rated as the 30th best player in Indianapolis, Ind. (Independence (Kan.) CC) the state of Oklahoma by The Oklahoman’s Super 30 recruiting rankings . . .Four-year varsity letterman . . . Recorded 68 tackles, 22 tackles for loss, 13 sacks, 4 forced fumbles and 2 fumbles recovered as a senior . . . Earned All-America, all-state and all-district recognition following his senior campaign . . . Earned four Max- Preps.com Defensive Player of the Game awards in 2014, including three games where he registered at least two sacks and one game where he finished with 11 tackles, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery 2017: Made an immediate impact on the defensive . . . Responsible for 54 tackles and eight sacks as a jun- line in his first year at A-State in 2017, helping the team ior . . . Honor roll member at his high school . . . Pres- rank among the top 16 teams in the nation in TFL and ident of Men of Power . . . Also recruited by schools sacks . . . Played in all 12 games and started once (ver- such as Kansas State, Missouri, Arizona State, San sus Coastal Carolina) . . . Produced 16 tackles, 6.0 tack- Diego State and New Mexico. les for loss, 3.0 sacks and 2 quarterback hurries . . . 6.0 PERSONAL: Born June 27, 1997 . . . Son of Tyrone TFL and 3.0 sacks both were either the most or tied the and Shonna Harris . . . Exercise Science major. most on the team among interior defensive linemen . . HARRIS’ CAREER STATISTICS . Tallied at least one tackle in nine games, including a Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK season-high six against New Mexico State . . . Also 2016 1 2 3 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 posted 2.0 TFL and 2.0 sacks against the Aggies – both 2017 2 6 8 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 season highs . . . Responsible for at least a half-TFL in Totals 3 8 11 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 six games . . . Enrolled at A-State in fall 2017, but counted toward the 2018 signing class. JUNIOR COLLEGE: Played the 2016 season at In- KLINT HARVEY #71 dependence Community College . . . Spent his fresh- OL | 6-6 | 326 | Jr.-RS | 1L man season (2014) playing at Dodge City Community Corning, Ark. (Arkansas) College and redshirted the following season while at LA Pearce . . . As a sophomore in 2016, totaled 33 tackles, 9.0 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks in eight games . . .

AStateRedWolves.com Also added two fumble recoveries for the 5-4 Pirates . . . Rated as a three-star prospect by Rivals and 247Sports and two-star by Scout . . . Also recruited by Colorado State, New Mexico, Georgia State and Louisiana Tech. HIGH SCHOOL: 2014 graduate of Arsenal Techni- cal High School in Indianapolis, also attending Thomas 2017: Played in all 12 games in a reserve role and Carr Howe. on special teams . . . Part of an offensive line that PERSONAL: Born Dec. 31, 1993 . . . General Stud- helped A-State rank No. 1 in the Sun Belt Conference in ies major. scoring offense (37.8 average), total offense (495.3 HOWARD’S CAREER STATISTICS ypg), pass offense (342.2 ypg), 3rd down conversions Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK (44.1 pct.) and first downs (322) . . . Helped pave the 2017 8 8 16 6.0-19 3.0-12 0 0 0 0 0 way for 5,944 yards total offense that stands as the Totals 8 8 16 6.0-19 3.0-12 0 0 0 0 0 third most in school history, while its average total offense was the highest ever by an A-State team and JAVONIS ISAAC #81 ranked second all-time in the Sun Belt Conference . . . Part of the O-line that provided blocking for 17 rushing TE | 6-2 | 225 | So.-R | 1L touchdowns and protection for a Sun Belt-record 38 Lafayette, La. (Acadiana) passing scores . . . Key component to A-State’s offen-

PLAYER PROFILES | 78 | PLAYER sive success that ranked it No. 10 in the nation in total offense and No. 13 in scoring offense . . . Behind Har- vey and the offensive line, A-State produced over 400 yards total offense in 10 of 12 games, including a school and Sun Belt Conference-record 781 yards versus ULM. 2016: Did not play in any games. ARKANSAS: Preferred walk on during the 2015 season . . . Did not play in any games. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Corning High School in 2017: Played in 10 games in a reserve role at tight Corning, Ark . . . 2013 and 2014 Arkansas Activities As- end and on special teams . . . Caught one pass for 10 sociation Class 3A All-State. yards against Louisiana. PERSONAL: Born April 19, 1996 . . . Communica- 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season and par- tion Studies major. ticipated on the scout team. HIGH SCHOOL: Played both tight end and defensive end while helping lead Acadiana High School to Class 5A state championships as sophomore and junior

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 . . . Acadiana advanced to the second round of the state rated No. 10 overall in Kansas . . . Named AVCTL-I De- playoffs Isaac’s senior season . . . Earned 3-5A All-Dis- fensive Most Valuable Player and first-team all-league trict recognition as a second team selection in 2015 on both offense and special teams at Derby High School after recording 14 receptions for 192 yards and three as a senior . . . Recorded 126 tackles, five interceptions, touchdowns . . . Caught four touchdown passes as a two forced fumbles and five fumble recoveries . . . Also sophomore . . . Recorded eight sacks during his junior had two punt returns for touchdowns and two kick re- campaign . . . Named to KTCJ-TV’s “Super 16” Team as turns for touchdowns . . . Scored seven touchdowns a senior . . . Rated as a 2-star recruit by Scout.com, Ri- without taking an offensive snap . . . Was also named vals.com and 247Sports.com . . . Also recruited by all-state . . . Junior season competed for Mesquite Horn teams such as Colorado State, Kansas State, Louisiana High School in Texas . . . Named first-team all-district at Tech, Louisiana-Lafayette, Purdue and Southern Miss. outside linebacker and was honorable mention 5A All- PERSONAL: Born May 12, 1998 . . . Communication State . . . Registered 89 tackles, four interceptions, five Studies major. forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries. PERSONAL: Born Dec. 27, 1996 . . . Son of Tony DARREON JACKSON #34 and Monique Murphy. JACKSON’S CAREER STATISTICS S | 6-0 | 204 | Jr.-RS | 1L Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK Derby, Kan. (Coffeyville (Kan.) CC) 2016 1 2 3 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2017 29 29 58 4.0-16 1.0-6 0-0 2 1 1-28 0 Totals 29 29 58 4.0-16 1.0-6 0-0 2 1 1-28 0

PLAYER PROFILES | 79 | JIMMIE JACKSON #89 TE | 6-2 | 220 | Sr.-RS | SQ Bentonville, Ark. (Arkansas Tech)

2018: Athlon Sports Preseason 4th Team All-Sun Belt Conference. 2017: Versatile player who competed in all 12 games, including one as a starter, in the defensive backfield and at linebacker . . . Lone start came at the linebacker position against Troy in the Red Wolves’ regular-season finale . . . Recorded 58 tackles, 4.0 tackles for loss, one sack, two pass break-ups, one forced 2017: Did not see any game action . . . A-State Ath- fumble and one fumble recovery . . . One of eight Sun letics Director’s Honor Roll. Belt players to record at least 58 tackles, 4.0 tackles for 2016: Did not see any game action. loss and both a forced and recovered fumble . . . 2015: Did not see any game action. Ranked fourth on the team in tackles and tied for 44th ARKANSAS TECH: Redshirted his true freshman in the Sun Belt Conference . . . Recorded double-figure season in 2014. tackles in 10 games and posted at least five stops in six HIGH SCHOOL: Caught 35 passes for 756 yards @AStateFB outings, including a career-high 12 against Middle Ten- and 11 touchdowns . . . All-conference selection . . . nessee in the Camellia Bowl . . . Also tallied a career- Named to the KURN Dream Team and Max Emfinger’s high 1.5 tackles for loss against the Blue Raiders, while All-American team . . . Led team to the 2013 state recording 1.0 against Louisiana and South Alabama and championship. another 0.5 TFL versus Texas State . . . Lone sack came PERSONAL: Born Nov. 25, 1995 . . . General Stud- in the Camellia Bowl . . . Posted eight tackles and his ies major. only forced fumble against Nebraska . . . Returned a fumble 28 yards for a touchdown against Coastal Car- CHASE JOHNSON #63 olina . . . Two pass break-ups came in different games – one versus UAPB and the other at South Alabama. OL | 6-3 | 277 | Sr.-R | 1L COFFEYVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Defen- Olive Branch, Miss. (Northwest Miss. CC) sive back for Coffeyville Community College in 2016 who registered 94 tackles, a forced fumble, six pass break-ups and five interceptions, including two returned for a touchdown . . . Earned Honorable Mention All- KJCCC recognition . . . Helped lead Coffeyville to a 6-5 record, and the Red Ravens received votes in the final NJCAA poll. BOISE STATE: Originally signed with Boise State out of high school and redshirted his true freshman season in 2015. 2017: Played in a reserve role on the offensive line HIGH SCHOOL: Coming out of high school, he was . . . Part of an offensive line that helped A-State aver- listed as a 3-star recruit per Scout.com and was also age a school-record 494.8 yards per game that ranked the top-rated individual at his position in the state of 10th in the nation, while also averaging 37.8 points per Kansas, No. 22 in the Midland Region and No. 100 na- game to rank 13th in the country . . . Midyear signee tionally . . . 3-star recruit per Rivals.com rated No. 9 who participated in A-State’s 2017 spring camp. overall in Kansas . . . 3-star recruit per ESPN rated No. NORTHWEST MISSISSIPPI CC: Played in 24 12 overall in Kansas . . . 3-star recruit per 247Sports games, including 14 as a starter, over two sea- BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 sons . . . Started all 12 games as a sophomore, 2016 . . . Earned All-California Community College Re- helping lead the Rangers to the C.H.A.M.P.S. gion III First-Team Defense accolades . . . Posted 49 Heart of Texas Bowl, a 9-3 record and a No. 6 tackles (third most on the team), tied for the team lead in pass breakups with eight and led the team intercep- spot in the final NJCAA rankings . . . Johnson tions with six as the Mounties registered an 8-3 record helped pave the way 349.6 yards total offense . . . Recorded 13 tackles in six games as freshman in per game, including 201.5 rushing yards per 2015. game that ranked 15th in the nation . . . Played HIGH SCHOOL: Prepped at Champagnat Catholic in all 12 games as a redshirt freshman in 2015, High School in Hialeah, Fla. . . . Helped lead CCHS to earning starts in two outings to help lead NMCC 2013 Class 2-A state championship . . . Listed as a to an 11-1 record and an NJCAA national title . three-star recruit by ESPN and 247Sports . . . Ranked as the No. 6 and No. 7 junior college safety in the na- . . Listed as a 2-star recruit by Rivals.com and tion by 247Sports and ESPN, respectively . . . Also re- 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the No. 4 junior cruited by school such as Florida Atlantic and Nevada. college center in the nation by 247Sports.com . PERSONAL: Born Feb. 2, 1995 . . . Son of Lakisha . . Also recruited by schools such as Cincinnati, Johnson . . . General studies major. New Mexico, Tulane, UAB, UCF, Louisiana- JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICS Lafayette and Appalachian State. Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK 2017 23 19 42 0-0 0-0 2-30 0 0 2-16 0 MEMPHIS: Spent the 2014 season as a red- Totals 23 19 42 0-0 0-0 2-30 0 0 2-16 0 shirt at Memphis before transferring to North- west. JAELYN JONES #47 HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity letterman at Olive Branch High School, earning team captain hon- S | 6-1 | 225 | So.-R | SQ Bryant, Ark. (Bryant) ors as a senior when he was named second team all-state . . . Helped lead the Conquista- dors to a 15-0 record and the state championship as a sophomore. PERSONAL: Born Feb. 27, 1995 . . . General Studies major.

AStateRedWolves.com MICHAEL JOHNSON #4 S | 6-1 | 200 | Sr. | 1L 2017: Did not play in any games . . . Participated on Hialeah, Fla. (Mt. San Antonio (Calif.) College) the scout team . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. 2016: Redshirted the 2016 season while participating on the scout team. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended Bryant HS in Bryant, Ark. . . . Started every game at FS . . . Recorded 35 solo tackles and 69 total tackles as a senior . . . Averaged 6.9 tackles per game and 3.0 tackles for loss . . . Fin- ished the season with four interceptions and one caused fumble . . . Helped to lead his team to a 9-3 2017: Played in all 12 games, including seven as a record and a berth in the playoffs. starter . . . Responsible for 42 tackles, two interceptions PERSONAL: Born Nov. 23, 1997 . . . Exercise Sci- for 30 yards and two fumble recoveries for 16 yards . . ence major. . Ranked sixth on the team in tackles, but fourth among defensive backs . . . Two fumble recoveries tied the sec- JAMAL JONES #3 ond most by a Sun Belt player . . . One of just six play- RB | 5-9 | 195 | Jr.-RS | 2L ers in the Sun Belt Conference with at least 42 tackles, Memphis, Tenn. (Trezevant) two interceptions and two fumble recoveries . . . Two

PLAYER PROFILES | 80 | PLAYER picks tied the second most on the team . . . Registered at least one tackle in every game and had multiple stops in 10 contests, including a career-high six against both Middle Tennessee and Louisiana . . . Posted five tackles in games against Texas State and SMU . . . Recorded his first interception of the season at Georgia Southern and returned it 30 yards, while his second came two games later against Louisiana . . . Returned a fumble 16 yards versus UAPB and had another re- 2017: Saw action in nine games in a reserve role at covery against Troy in the Red Wolves’ regular-season running back . . . Posted career-best numbers with 43 finale. rushing attempts for 197 yards (4.6 avg.), while also MT. SAN ANTONIO COLLEGE: Johnson came to catching five passes for nine yards . . . Finished fourth A-State after spending the previous two seasons at Mt. on the team in rushing yards and third among running San Antonio College in Walnut, Calif. . . . Named as the backs . . . Posted at least one rushing attempt in eight Southern California Football Association’s (SCFA) Na- of nine games played, including a season-high 10 tional Division Central Defensive Player of the Year in CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 against Coastal Carolina when he also tallied a career- backer and on special teams . . . Recorded two tackles, best 41 yards . . . Including the CCU game, posted at including one versus UCA and one against New Mexico least 25 rushing yards in five outings . . . Averaged a State . . . Also responsible for a fumble recovery against season-best 5.4 yards per rushing attempt against New UCF in the Cure Bowl . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Mexico State when he ran for 38 yards on seven carries. Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic His total included a season-long 18-yard rush . . . Honor Roll. Caught at least one pass in four contests, including a 2015: Redshirted and participated on the scout career-high two against Nebraska in the season opener team . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll and . . . Finished the game against Louisiana with a season- A-State Athletics Directors Honor Roll. high seven receiving yards . . . A-State Athletics Direc- HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by 247Sports, which tor’s Honor Roll member. lists Louis as the No. 77 player in the state of Louisiana 2016: Saw action in two games as a reserve run- and No. 52 inside linebacker in the nation . . . Four-year ning back . . . Posted three rushing attempts for -1 varsity letterman . . . Started at defensive end as a yards . . . Ran for six yards on two carries against New sophomore before moving to linebacker as a junior . . Mexico State, but lost seven yards on one attempt . NOLA.com Preseason All-Large School Team as a sen- against Texas State . . . A-State Athletics Director’s ior . . . Earned First Team All-District 5-5A honors as a Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic senior after recording 115 tackles, five pass break-ups Honor Roll. and four sacks . . . Posted 105 tackles, four sacks, three 2015: Redshirted his true freshman season. forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery as a junior while HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by 247Sports, Rivals playing both outside and inside linebacker and earning and ESPN . . . Rated as the No. 44 and No. 55 player in honorable mention all-district recognition . . . Also re- PLAYER PROFILES | 81 | the state by ESPN and 247Sports, respectively . . . cruited by schools such as Tulane, Navy and Yale. 247Sports lists Jones as the No. 46 all-purpose back in PERSONAL: Born July 21, 1997 . . . Son of Kirk and the nation, while ESPN lists him as the No. 180 running Erica Louis . . . Sport Management major. back in the nation . . . Named an all-state selection by LOUIS’ CAREER STATISTICS the Tennessee Sports Writers Association following his Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK senior campaign . . . A two-way player, Jones devel- 2016 2 0 2 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 1-0 0 oped into one of state of Tennessee’s best running 2017 1 6 7 0.5-1 0.5-1 0 0 0 0-0 0 backs after bursting onto the scene with 1,200 yards in Totals 3 6 9 0.5-1 0.5-1 0 0 0 1-0 0 his sophomore season . . . The trend continued as Jones topped the 1,000-yard plateau in each of his next WYATT LUEBKE #95 two seasons . . . Also spent time at linebacker and safety in high school . . . Also recruited by schools such DE | 6-5 | 266 | Fr.-RS | RS as Louisville and Georgia State. DeWitt, Ark. (DeWitt) PERSONAL: Born Nov. 30, 1996 . . . Communica- tion Studies major. JONES’ CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS Yr. ATT YDS AVG. TD LG 2016 3 -1 -0.3 0 6 2017 43 197 4.6 0 18 Totals 46 196 4.3 0 18 @AStateFB JONES’ CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG 2016 0 0 0.0 0 0 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season and par- 2017 5 9 1.8 0 7 ticipated on the scout team. Totals 5 9 1.8 0 7 HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity football letterman . . . Named to the East roster for the annual Arkansas High School Coaches Association (AHSCA) All- KIRK LOUIS #51 Star game . . . Earned all-conference recognition as LB | 6-2 | 230 | Jr.-RS | 2L both a junior and senior . . . Also a varsity baseball let- Baton Rouge, La. (McKinley) terman. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 9, 1998 . . . Plt. & Soil Sci. major. JUSTIN McINNIS #18 WR | 6-6 | 210 | Sr. | 2L Pierrefonds, Quebec (Dodge City (Kan.) CC)

2017: Played in 11 games in a reserve role at linebacker and on special teams . . . Ended the year with seven tackles (1 solo/6 assist), including 0.5 tackles for loss and 0.5 sacks . . . Recorded at least one tackle in four games and had multiple stops in two, including a season-high three against Louisiana . . . Posted two tackles and his lone half-sack and half-TFL versus ULM . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. 2018: Athlon Preseason 1st Team All-Sun Belt Con- 2016: Played in nine games in a reserve role at line- ference . . . Lindy’s Preseason 2nd Team All-Sun Belt .

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 . . Among returning Sun Belt players, recorded the third ment major. most receiving yards and third most catches in 2017 . . McINNIS’ CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS . Enters the 2018 season needing 117 receiving yards Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG to become the 24th all-time Arkansas State player to 2016 10 83 8.3 1 22 eclipse 1,000 receiving yards in a career . . . Also enters 2017 49 800 16.3 4 73 the season with at least one catch in 13 consecutive Totals 59 883 14.9 5 73 games dating back to the 2016 season . . . Caught at least one pass in 20 of 25 career games. DEMARI MEDLEY #27 2017: Third Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . . Started all 12 games, recording a career-high and S | 5-10 | 175 | So. | 1L team-best 800 receiving yards that also ranked as the Gainesville, Fla. (Gainesville) fifth most in the Sun Belt Conference in 2017 . . . 800 receiving yards gained were the seventh most in school history . . . Averaged 16.3 yards per catch, which was the highest in the Sun Belt and tied for the 14th highest in the nation among players with at least 49 receptions . . . Ended the season with 49 receptions, which were only one shy of tying the team high . . . Averaged 4.1 catches per game to rank 10th in the Sun Belt . . . Recorded four receiving touchdowns, including a career-long 73-yard catch against UAPB that was the 2017: Played in 11 games on special teams and in longest passing play of the season for the Red Wolves a reserve role at safety . . . Recorded 17 tackles, in- . . . Hauled in at least one catch in every game while cluding seven solo and 10 assisted . . . Tallied at least posting multiple receptions in 10 outings and five or one tackle in six games and had multiple stops in four more in four contests, including the last three in a row outings . . . Recorded a season-high eight tackles . . . Caught a career-high nine passes for a career-best against Louisiana-Monroe . . . Finished the Coastal Car- 211 yards against ULM that ranks as the third highest olina game with three tackles, his second most of the yardage total in school history and was the 16th high- season. est in the nation in 2017. In the process, he became HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football, track & field and just the third player in A-State history to eclipse 200 wrestling letterman . . . Also recruited by schools such yards in a game . . . In addition to the ULM game, also as Iowa State, Ohio and Tulane. went over 100 receiving yards against Middle Ten- PERSONAL: Born July 17, 1998. nessee in the Camellia Bowl with 107 yards on seven MEDLEY’S CAREER STATISTICS

AStateRedWolves.com catches . . . Scored one touchdown versus UAPB and Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK Middle Tennessee and a career-high two against 2017 7 10 17 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Louisiana . . . Posted one rushing attempt for three Totals 7 10 17 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 yards on the season. 2016: Played in all 13 games in a reserve role at HUNTER MORETON #94 wide receiver . . . Recorded 10 receptions for 83 yards and one touchdown . . . Averaged 8.3 yards per catch DL | 6-1 | 293 | So. | 1L and had a long reception of 22 yards against Louisiana- Fort Smith, Ark. (Southside) Monroe . . . Caught at least one pass in eight games, including a season-high 2 against both Georgia Southern and South Alabama . . . Lone touchdown came against Georgia Southern . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll. DODGE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Enjoyed a big freshman season at Dodge City after attending Lindsay Place High School in Pointe Claire, Quebec . . . Posted 49 receptions for 964 yards and seven touchdowns in 2015, which was all ranked among the top 24 2018: Athlon Sports Preseason 3rd Team All-Sun players in the NJCAA . . . Yardage total was the second Belt Conference. most in school history and seventh most in the nation . 2017: Played in 12 games as a true freshman, in-

PLAYER PROFILES | 82 | PLAYER . . Only season with the Conquistadors saw him catch cluding seven as a starter . . . Started the last six games at least three passes in 11 of 12 games, including a sea- of the season, including the Camellia Bowl . . . Ended son-high seven versus Snow College in the Salt City the season with 23 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss, 2.0 Bowl . . . Eclipsed 100 yards receiving in three games, sacks and one fumble recovery . . . 23 tackles were the including a season-high 148 against Ellsworth Commu- second most on the team among interior defensive line- nity College . . . Helped lead Dodge City to nine wins, a men, as well as his 5.5 tackles for loss . . . Recorded at share of the Kansas Jayhawk Community College Con- least one tackle in eight games and had at least three ference (KJCCC) championship and a No. 11 ranking in stops in four contests, including three of the last four the final 2015 NJCAA Poll . . . Standout receiver was outings . . . Registered a career-high six tackles against part of the Conquistadors first league title since 1983, Arkansas-Pine Bluff and posted his second-highest total and the program’s nine victories tied the school record of four against both Texas State and Troy . . . Respon- . . . Also recruited by schools such as Mississippi St., sible for at least 0.5 tackles for loss in five games, in- Nevada, South Ala. and Southern Miss . . . Listed as a cluding a career-best 2.0 versus Texas State . . . Both 3-star recruit by Rivals and Scout . . . Scout places him sacks came in different games against Louisiana and as the 41st-ranked junior college player in the nation. New Mexico State . . . His lone fumble recovery came PERSONAL: Born July 27, 1996 . . . Sport Manage- against Georgia Southern. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 HIGH SCHOOL: Three-year varsity football starter games. at Southside . . . 2016 All-Arkansas Preps second-team COLLEGE OF SAN MATEO: College of San Mateo selection . . . Named to the 2016 Class 7A All-State posted a 7-4 record and advance to the Nor Cal playoffs Team . . . Helped lead Southside to an 8-5 record and during the 2015 and 2016 seasons, while Powers’ fresh- the semifinals of the Class 7A state playoffs in 2015 . . man year in 2014 saw the team compile a 9-2 record . Southside posted a 9-3 record and advanced to the that included a victory over Laney in the Bothman Bull- state semifinals Moreton’s sophomore year as well . . . dog Bowl . . . Squad won the Bay 6 Conference cham- Listed as a 2-star recruit by Rivals, Scout and pionship in 2016 . . . Redshirt sophomore season stats 247Sports. included 47 tackles, two tackles for loss of nine yards, PERSONAL: Born Dec. 17, 1998 . . . Son of Ray- one sack and a pass break-up . . . Did not play as a true mond and Melissa Moreton . . . Younger brother of sophomore in 2015 while redshirting the season. Austin Moreton, a four-year letterman on the A-State HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football letterman at Bur- football team from 2013-16. bank High School. MORETON’S CAREER STATISTICS PERSONAL: Born Feb. 28, 1996 . . . English major. Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK 2017 9 14 23 5.5-20 2.0-13 0-0 0 0 1-4 0 DONOVAN RANSOM #91 Totals 9 14 23 5.5-20 2.0-13 0-0 0 0 1-4 0 DL | 6-1 | 283 | Sr. | 3L BUBBA OGBEBOR #8 Garland, Texas (Garland)

WR | 6-0 | 189 | So.-R | RS PLAYER PROFILES | 83 | Frisco, Texas (Boise State)

2017: Played in all 12 games, including five as a starter . . . Ended the season with a career-high 14 tackles (8 solo/6 assist) and 1.0 tackle for loss of one 2017: Enrolled at Arkansas State and sat out the yard . . . Posted at least one tackle in nine games and 2017 season due to NCAA transferring rules. collected multiple stops in three outings . . . Tallied a ca- BOISE STATE: Appeared in 10 games, both at wide reer-high four tackles in the Red Wolves’ game at SMU, receiver and on special teams, as a true freshman at while also finishing the ULM and Camellia Bowl contests Boise State in 2016 . . . Made one tackle on special with two tackles . . . Lone tackle for loss also came in teams. the Camellia Bowl versus Middle Tennessee . . . Athlet- HIGH SCHOOL: Listed as a three-start recruit ac- ics Director’s Honor Roll member. cording to ESPN.com, Scout.com, Rivals.com and 2016: Played in 12 games in a reserve role on the 247Sports . . . Three-year letterman rated one of the defensive line . . . Finished the season with 11 tackles

top 20 receivers in the state of Texas according to Scout (3 solo, 8 assist), 2.0 tackles for loss of two yards and @AStateFB . . . Named first-team All-District 9-5A both his junior 1.0 sacks for one yard . . . Recorded at least one tackle and senior seasons for head coach Che Hendrix at Her- in 10 games and had a season-high two stops against itage (Frisco) High School . . . Caught 74 passes for Auburn . . . Recorded one TFL and one sack against 1,282 yards and 14 touchdowns during his final prep New Mexico State, and other TFL came versus Troy . . campaign . . . Caught 64 passes for 1,056 yards and 20 . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member . . . touchdowns as a junior, leading the Coyotes to the dis- Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. trict championship . . . As a sophomore, garnered hon- 2015: Played in the first six games before suffering orable mention All-District 10-4A honors after catching a season-ending injury . . . Started two games vs. Mis- 11 passes for 175 yards and three touchdowns . . . two- souri State and Idaho . . . Posted seven tackles (4 time letterman in track and field. solo/3 asst.) . . . Tallied at least one tackle in four PERSONAL: Born April 28, 1998 . . . Communica- games and a season-high two in three games against tion Studies major. Missouri State, Toledo and Idaho . . . Sun Belt Confer- ence Academic Honor Roll and A-State Athletics Direc- KEVIN POWERS #48 tor’s Honor Roll member. HIGH SCHOOL: Rated by 247Sports as the No. 137 LB | 6-0 | 213 | Sr.-R | SQ defensive tackle in the nation . . . Named 2014 All-Dis- Sacramento, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.) trict 11-6A . . . 2013 All-District 11-5A choice . . . Also recruited by schools such as Louisiana-Monroe. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 21, 1996 . . . Communica- tion Studies major. RANSOM’S CAREER STATISTICS Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK 2015 4 3 7 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 3 8 11 2.0-2 1.0-1 0 0 0 0 0 2017 8 6 14 1.0-1 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 15 17 32 3.0-3 1.0-1 0 0 0 0 0 2017: Transferred from College of San Mateo and was a member of the team, but did not compete in any

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 GRIFFIN RIGGS #33 participating on the scout team . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. DE | 6-3 | 250 | Sr. | 3L HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity football letter- Auburn, Ala. (Auburn) man, earning all-conference honors for the Panthers . . . 2016 ArkansasVarsity.com All-State Football Combine MVP . . . Two-time all-state track & field selection . . . Cabot High School record holder in the power clean and 40-yard dash . . . Two-year varsity basketball letterman. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 21, 1998 . . . Marketing major. NOUR-EDDINE SEIDNALY #72 2017: Played in 10 games in a reserve role at de- OL | 6-5 | 309 | Jr.-R | RS fensive end . . . Posted five tackles (2 solo/3 assist), in- Silver Spring, Md. (ASA (N.Y.) College cluding 1.5 tackles for loss of eight yards . . . Five tackles were recorded over four different games . . . Tallied a season-high two tackles, including 0.5 tackles for loss, against UAPB . . . Collected 1.0 tackle for loss against Coastal Carolina. 2016: Played in 10 games on special teams and in a reserve role at defensive end . . . Finished the season with 15 tackles (7 solo, 8 assist), 3.0 tackles for loss of 12 yards and 1.0 sack of eight yards . . . Posted at least one tackle in six outing and double-figure stops in four, 2017: Redshirted the 2017 season . . . Midyear including a season-high four against both New Mexico signee who participated in A-State’s 2017 spring camp. State and Texas State . . . Recorded a season-high 2.0 ASA COLLEGE: Spent two seasons playing offen- tackles for loss against Texas State . . . Lone sack of sive line for the Avengers in the Northeast Football Con- the season also came against the Bobcats . . . A-State ference . . . Seidnaly and the offensive line allowed a Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. conference-best 1.7 sacks against during the 2016 sea- 2015: Played in 13 games, receiving his first career son, while also protecting All-NEFC quarterback Ryan start in the New Orleans Bowl versus Louisiana Tech . . Barabe and paving the way for all-conference running . . Posted six tackles (1 solo/5 asst.) and 0.5 tackles for back Troy Robinson . . . Behind Seidnaly and the o-line,

AStateRedWolves.com loss . . . Recorded a season-high two tackles against the Avengers recorded 22 passing and 16 rushing Missouri State and one stop in four other games. touchdowns, averaged 34.4 points per game and HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by Scout, ESPN and recorded 358.8 yards total offense per game . . . ASA 247Sports . . . Rated as the No. 3 and No. 102 outside posted a 6-5 record Seidnaly’s freshman season, when linebacker in the state and nation, respectively, by the o-line allowed 1.9 sacks against per game and Scout . . . Rated as the No. 48 overall player in the state blocked for All-NEFC quarterback Angelo Nocciolo and of Alabama by 247Sports . . . Listed by ESPN as the No. running back Dieon Tidwell . . . The Avengers posted 22 31 overall player in Alabama and No. 101 defensive end passing and 13 running scores that season while aver- in the nation . . . Named a “Super 8 Senior” by the Ope- aging 353.2 yards total offense, 164.8 yards rushing lika-Auburn News . . . Recorded 22 tackles, including and 25.1 points per game . . . 2-star recruit by Ri- fivr sacks, to go along with eight hurries and a blocked vals.com and 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the nation’s punt as a junior . . . Also recruited by schools such as No. 29 junior college offensive tackle by 247Sports . . . Cincinnati, Troy, South Alabama and Southern Miss. Also recruited by programs such as Maryland, Texas PERSONAL: Born Sept. 5, 1996 . . . Health Promo- Tech, UCLA, Southern Miss, Texas State, Nevada and tion major. East Carolina. RIGGS’ CAREER STATISTICS HIGH SCHOOL: Seidnaly was a varsity letterman Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK who played defensive line at Bethesda-Chevy Chase 2015 1 5 6 0.5-1 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 High School in Silver Springs, Md. 2016 7 8 15 3.0-12 1.0-8 0 0 0 0 0 PERSONAL: Born July 3, 1997 . . . Communication 2017 2 3 5 1.5-8 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 Studies major.

PLAYER PROFILES | 84 | PLAYER Totals 10 16 26 5.0-21 1.0-8 0 0 0 0 0 LUKE SEXTON #53 ALEX ROBERTS #35 DS | 6-3 | 269 | So.-R | SQ RB | 5-7 | 166 | Fr.-R | RS Jonesboro, Ark. (Nettleton) Tokyo, Japan (Cabot (Ark.) HS) 2017: Did not see any game action . . . A-State Athletics Direc- tor’s Honor Roll member. 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football letterman at Net- tleton High School. PERSONAL: Born Nov. 18, 1997 . . . Math major. 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season while

56CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 COLBY SIGEARS #29 JENNINGS STANLEY #61 CB | 5-8 | 160 | So.-R | RS OL | 6-3 | 320 | Fr.-R | RS Fayetteville, Ark. (Arkansas Tech) Jonesboro, Ark. (Jonesboro)

2017: Redshirted and participated on the scout team. ARKANSAS TECH: Started one game as a true freshman in 2016 . . . Played on special teams. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned all-state and all-conference honors his senior season at Fayetteville High School. PERSONAL: Born July 3, 1998 . . . Broadcast Jour- nalism major. 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season and par- JEREMY SMITH #24 ticipated on the scout team . . . A-State Athletics Di- rector’s Honor Roll. CB | 5-11 | 175 | Jr. | 2L HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year varsity football letter- Atlanta, Texas (Atlanta) man . . . Three-time 6A-7A East All-Conference selection . . . Two-time all-state choice . . . 2016 USA Today All-Arkansas Second Team . . . Arkansas Activities As-

sociation (AAA) All-Star . . . Two-time Jonesboro Sun PLAYER PROFILES | 85 | “Best Under the Sun” selection . . . Arkansas NextLevel Recruiting All-State Team member . . . Also played golf and participated in track & field. PERSONAL: Born Oct. 21, 1998 . . . Political Sci- ence major.

2017: Played in 11 games in a reserve role at cornerback and on special teams . . . Completed the year JACOB STILL #64 with nine tackles (4 solo/5 assist) and one pass break- OL | 6-1 | 297 | So.-R | 1L up . . . Responsible for at least one tackle in six games, Collierville, Tenn. (St. George’s) including a season-high four against Coastal Carolina . . . Lone pass break-up came against UAPB. 2016: Played in 10 games as a true freshman, recording three tackles (2 solo, 1 assist) and two pass break-ups . . . All three tackles came in different contests, as well as his two pass break-ups . . . Arkansas State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll . . . Sun Belt Con- ference Academic Honor Roll. HIGH SCHOOL: Three-time all-district selection, in-

cluding his senior and junior seasons when he was 2018: Lindy’s and Athlon Sports preseason 2nd @AStateFB named First Team All-District 6-4A honors on both of- Team All-Sun Belt Conference. fense and defense . . . Earned the recognition at quar- 2017: Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference . terback and defensive back as a senior, while he . . Started all 12 games at center as a redshirt freshman collected the honors his junior campaign as wide re- for a team that ranked No. 1 in the Sun Belt Confer- ceiver and defensive back . . . 2015 Texarkana Gazette ence in scoring offense (37.8 average), total offense Second Team All-Area selection as a quarterback . . . (495.3 ypg), pass offense (342.2 ypg), 3rd down con- Recorded 1,137 rushing yards and 17 touchdowns on versions (44.1 pct.) and first downs (322) . . . Helped 122 attempts his senior season . . . Completed 44-of-86 pave the way for 5,944 yards total offense that stands passes 696 yards and five touchdowns . . . Helped lead as the third most in school history, while its average Atlanta to the 2015 state playoffs . . . 2-star recruit by total offense was the highest ever by an A-State team Scout.com, Rivals.com, and 247Sports.com. and ranked second all-time in the Sun Belt Conference PERSONAL: Born Sept. 10, 1997 . . . Exercise Sci- . . . Part of the O-line that provided blocking for 17 ence major. rushing touchdowns and protection for a Sun Belt- SMITH’S CAREER STATISTICS record 38 passing scores . . . Key component to A- Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK State’s offensive success that ranked it No. 10 in the 2016 2 1 3 0.0-0 0.0 0 2 0 0 0 nation in total offense and No. 13 in scoring offense . . 2017 4 5 9 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 1 0 0 0 . Behind Still and the offensive line, A-State produced Totals 6 6 12 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 3 0 0 0 over 400 yards total offense in 10 of 12 games, including a school and Sun Belt Conference-record 781 yards versus ULM . . . Athletics Director’s Honor Roll member. 2016: Redshirted his true freshman season and participated on the scout team . . . A-State Athletics Di- rector’s Honor Roll member. HIGH SCHOOL: Helped the Gryphons (13-1) to their first state championship since 2011 with a 50-20 win over Northpoint in the championship game (2015) . . . Division 2-A Semifinalist for Tennessee Titans Mr. Football (4 semifinalists). Now in its 31st season, the

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 572017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Mr. Football awards are selected by a statewide panel of ence major. sports writers based on players' performance during the regular season. Academics and character are also con- ANTWON TURNAGE #40 sidered . . . Played in the 14th annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl high school all-star game . . . Father, Eric, was all- LB | 6-2 | 220 | Sr.-R | 2L American lineman at Tennessee . . . Brother, Ben, just Columbia, Mo. (Dodge City (Kan.) CC) finished career at Ole Miss (Center) . . . 2014 and 2015 Commercial Appeal Best of the Prep’s . . . 2-star recruit by Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com . . . Ranked as the No. 65 player in the state and No. 136 offensive guard in the nation by 247Sports.com . . . Also recruited by Memphis, Ole Miss, Oklahoma State and Tennessee. PERSONAL: Born Aug. 29, 1997 . . . Son of Eric and Terri Still . . . Business Administration major. 2017: Saw action in 10 games, completing the season with 13 tackles (7 solo/6 assist) and 1.5 tackles for KEVIN THURMON #15 loss of 12 yards . . . Nine of his 13 tackles came in DL | 6-3 | 288 | Jr.-R | RS Arkansas State’s victory over Georgia Southern, as well Chicago, Ill. (Ball State) as his 1.5 tackles for loss . . . Posted two tackles against Coastal Carolina and one each in the Red Wolves’ games versus Texas State and ULM . . . Athletics Di- rector’s Honor Roll member. 2016: Suffered a season-ending injury in the second game of the season against Auburn . . . Did not record any stats. DODGE CITY COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Red- shirted his true freshman season before posting 54 tackles (38 solo, 12 assist) at Dodge City in 2015 . . . 2017: Enrolled at A-State in 2017 and sat out the Recorded five tackles for loss and two sacks . . . Re- season due to NCAA transferring rules. sponsible for two interceptions returned 79 yards . . . BALL STATE: Sophomore season at Ball State in Earned First Team All-KJCCC honors . . . Named the 2016 saw him play in 10 games with four starts on the KJCCC Defensive Player of the Week after recording

AStateRedWolves.com defensive line, recording 23 tackles and 6.5 tackles for nine tackles, two sacks and a fumble recovery in a 17- loss of 36 yards . . . Made his first collegiate start in the 14 victory over Fort Scott . . . Listed as a 2-star recruit opener at Georgia State . . . Finished second on the by Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com. team with 4.5 sacks . . . Tallied a pair of tackles for loss, HIGH SCHOOL: Did not play football until his sen- including a sack, at Georgia State on Sept. 2 . . . ior year at Rock Bridge (Mo.) High School after trans- Recorded a personal-high six tackles against Northern ferring from Hickman (Mo.) . . . Played wide receiver Illinois on Oct. 1 . . . Notched two fourth-quarter sacks and defensive back. and a forced fumble in the season finale at Miami . . . PERSONAL: Born June 15, 1996 . . . Communica- Freshman season in 2015 saw him play in the final 10 tion Studies major. games of the season . . . First collegiate action came at TURNAGE’S CAREER STATISTICS Eastern Michigan on Sept. 19 . . . Totaled 11 tackles on Yr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK INT PBU FF FR BK the season . . . Picked up at least one tackle in seven 2016 0 0 0 0.0-0 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 games . . . Tallied a season-high three tackles in the 2017 7 6 13 1.5-12 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 season finale against Bowling Green on Nov. 24. Totals 7 6 13 1.5-12 0.0-0 0 0 0 0 0 HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for coach Frank Lenti at Mount Carmel High . . . Helped team to an 8-5 WARREN WAND #6 record as a senior and 36-8 mark in his career . . . Mount Carmel won state championships in 2012 and RB | 5-5 | 191 | Sr. | 3L 2013 . . . All-state as a senior . . . Ranked as the 21st Edmond, Okla. (Memorial) best player in the state of Illinois by 247Sports . . .

PLAYER PROFILES | 86 | PLAYER Managed 46 tackles with 16 sacks as a senior . . . Tal- lied 39 tackles and nine sacks as a junior. PERSONAL: Born Sept. 14, 1996 . . . Communica- tion Studies major. QUIN TUCKER #17 CB | 5-10 | 165 | Fr.-R | RS Hamburg, Ark. (Hamburg) 2018: Enters his senior season with the 11th most rushing yards (2,303) in school history and 697 shy of 2017: Redshirted his true freshman season and par- becoming the fifth player in school history with 3,000 . ticipated on the scout team . . . A-State Athletics Di- . . Needs 4 rushing touchdowns and four total touch- rector’s Honor Roll. downs to tie the 10th most ever by an A-State player in HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity football letterman at Ham- both statistical categories (22 and 26, respectively) . . burg High School. . One of 14 players in A-State history to rush for over PERSONAL: Born Feb. 23, 1999 . . . Exercise Sci- 2,000 yards in a career . . . Among active FBS players,

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 ranked 14th in career rushing yards and 26th in career games of the season . . . Third on the team with five rushing touchdowns (18) . . . Among active Sun Belt rushing touchdowns and averaged 6.0 yards per carry players, ranked second in both career rushing yards and . . . Third on the team with 891 all-purpose yards, in- career rushing touchdowns . . . Since the 2015 season, cluding 135 receiving yards . . . Recorded one of two A- Wand is one of just 14 FBS players to record at least State rushing touchdowns during the New Orleans Bowl 2,300 rushing yards and 550 or more receiving yards . and also led the team in rushing in the game . . . . . Lindy’s and Athlon Preseason 2nd Team All-Sun Belt Caught 18 passes with a long reception covering 31 Conference . . . Street & Smith’s “Most Elusive Running yards against Toledo . . . Responsible for a season-high Back” in the Sun Belt Conference. five receptions in the New Orleans Bowl . . . Sun Belt 2017: Doak Walker Award Watch List . . . Missed Conference Academic Honor Roll and A-State Athletics two games due to injury, but played in the remaining 10 Director’s Honor Roll member. games as a starter . . . Recorded 138 rushing attempts HIGH SCHOOL: 3-star recruit by ESPN and Rivals, for 715 yards and six touchdowns (all the 2nd most of which lists Wand as the No. 13 player in the state of his career) as a junior . . . Also responsible for 17 re- Oklahoma . . . Rated as the No. 16 player in the state ceptions covering 145 yards and had one receiving of Oklahoma and No. 146 running back in the nation touchdown . . . Led A-State in rushing yards for the sec- by ESPN . . . Registered over 5,500 yards of total of- ond consecutive season, while his 72.2 yards per game fense in his career at Memorial High School as a four- on the ground ranked fifth in the Sun Belt Conference year starter for the Bulldogs . . . Rushed for 1,769 yards . . . Averaged 4.2 points per game to rank 10th in the and 15 touchdowns as a junior . . . Also had a stellar league in scoring touchdowns . . . Ran for a career-high sophomore season with 1,812 yards and 15 touch- 173 yards against ULM, which was also the fifth best downs . . . Ranked No. 11 on The Oklahoman’s Super PLAYER PROFILES | 87 | rushing performance by a Sun Belt player in 2017. His 30 . . . Also a varsity track and field letterman . . . Also total included an 82-yard run that was not only the recruited by schools such as New Mexico and Southern longest of his career, but also the longest by a Sun Belt Mississippi. Conference player in 2017 . . . Completed the Texas PERSONAL: Born Oct. 23, 1996 . . . Son of Ali State game with 145 rushing yards for the second high- Williams . . . Sport Management major. est total of his career and the eighth most by an SBC WAND’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS play in 2017 . . . One of just two SBC players to record Yr. ATT YDS AVG. TD LG at least 145 rushing yards in two different games in 2015 118 709 6.0 5 60 2017 . . . Rushed for at least 50 yards in seven con- 2016 200 879 4.4 7 55 tests, including his two 100-yard performances against 2017 138 715 5.2 6 82 ULM and Texas State and 84 yards versus SMU . . . Totals 456 2,303 5.1 18 82 Caught at least one pass in eight of 10 games played, WAND’S CAREER RECEIVING STATISTICS including a season-high four for 24 yards and a touch- Yr. No. YDS AVG. TD LG down against Middle Tennessee in the Camellia Bowl . 2015 18 135 7.5 0 31 . . Phil Steele’s, Lindy’s, College Sports Madness and 2016 24 279 11.6 3 48 Athlon Second Team Preseason All-Sun Belt Confer- 2017 17 145 8.5 1 39 ence. Totals 59 559 9.5 4 48 2016: Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference selection as an all-purpose player . . . 2016 Doak Walker

ARMOND WEH-WEH #2 @AStateFB Award Watch List . . . Started final 12 games of the season, including the Cure Bowl . . . Led team and ranked RB | 6-0 | 214 | Sr.-R | 1L fourth in the Sun Belt in rushing with 879 yards . . . Houston, Texas (Scottsdale (Ariz.) CC) Seven rushing touchdowns tied the 5th most in the conference among running backs . . . Ranked tied for 3rd in the Sun Belt Conference in scoring touchdowns with 10 to his credit for a 4.6 average . . . Ranked 7th in the Sun Belt in all-purpose yards per game with 89.1 (1,158 total; 879 rushing/279 receiving) . . . Posted at least 50 rushing yards in seven outings, 75 or more in five games and 90 or more in three, including a season-high 140 against Georgia Southern . . . Recorded at least one rushing score in five games . . . Caught a season- 2018: Granted a sixth year of eligibility by the high five passes against Georgia Southern and had at NCAA. least one catch in nine games . . . Posted a season-high 2017: Played in two games versus UAPB and two touchdown receptions against ULM . . . Over 100 Louisiana in a reserve role at running back . . . all-purpose yards recorded in three games . . . Lindy’s Recorded one rushing attempt for 12 yards against Second Team Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference . . . UAPB and posted one attempt for no gain against Athlon Sports and Phil Steele’s Preseason Fourth Team Louisiana. All-SBC. 2016: Played in each of the first two games, but 2015: Sun Belt Conference All-Newcomer Team . . suffered a season-ending injury against Auburn . . . . Played in all 13 games as a true freshman, finishing Recorded five rushing attempts for 29 yards and one with 709 rushing yards that were the second most on touchdown on the season, all posted against Toledo in the team . . . His rushing total was the highest by an A- the season opener. State freshman since Lamont Zachary ran for 846 yards SCOTTSDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE: Helped in 1996 . . . Ran for a season-high 119 yards and a lead Scottsdale to a 7-4 record in 2015, which the Arti- touchdown in a victory over Georgia State and narrowly chokes ended with a five-game winning streak . . . missed the 100-yard mark with 98 against Louisiana- Recorded 17 rushing attempts for 175 yards and two Lafayette . . . Ran for at least 50 yards in the final seven touchdowns in the 2015 Valley of the Sun Bowl, help- BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 ing Scottsdale pick up a 42-34 victory over 11th-ranked BRANDON WILLIAMS #41 Central Lakes College . . . Posted 153 rushing attempts for 1,229 yards and 11 touchdowns – all team highs – CB | 5-11 | 179 | Fr.-R | SQ as a sophomore . . . Averaged 8.03 yards per rushing Chicago, Ill. (St. Rita) attempt with a long run covering 86 yards . . . Also caught five passes for 39 yards . . . He ranked fifth in the NJCAA in total rushing yards and his 11 running scores tied the 10th most in the nation . . . Freshman season saw him post 251 yards and four touchdowns on 48 rushing attempts as he helped lead Scottsdale to an 8-3 record . . . Originally signed with Texas Tech coming out of high school and redshirted his freshman season . . . 3-star recruit by 247Sports.com . . . Also recruited by teams such as Akron, South Alabama, Tu- 2017: Did not see any game action and participi- lane and Texas State. tated on the scout team . . . A-State Athletics Director’s HIGH SCHOOL: Prior to signing with Texas Tech, Honor Roll member . . . Sun Belt Conference Commis- he was named a first team All-District 23-5A fullback as sioner’s List. a senior at Fort Bend Kempner High School. 2016: Redshirted and participated on the scout PERSONAL: Born April 2, 1995 . . . Son of Gus team . . . A-State Athletics Director’s Honor Roll mem- Weh-Weh and Lakisha Panatta . . . General Studies ber. major. HIGH SCHOOL: Attended St. Rita High School in WEH-WEH’S CAREER RUSHING STATISTICS Chicago, Ill. . . . Finished his senior season with 496 Yr. ATT YDS AVG. TD LG yards on 80 carries and six touchdowns . . . Hauled in 2016 5 29 5.8 1 12 five receptions for 22 receiving yards. 2017 2 12 6.0 0 12 PERSONAL: Born Sept. 8, 1997 . . . Marketing Totals 7 41 5.9 1 12 major. LOGAN WESCOTT #37 SAWYER WILLIAMS #38 S | 6-0 | 202 | Jr.-R | RS K | 5-11 | 202 | Jr.-R | 2L Harrington, Del. (Delaware State) Allen, Texas (Allen)

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2017: Sat the season out due to NCAA transferring 2018: Athlon Sports Preseason 3rd Team All-Sun rules . . . Redshirted. Belt Conference . . . Enters his junior season needing 23 DELAWARE STATE: Emerged as one of the Hor- points to tie the ninth most career points by kicking in nets' top defensive players as a true freshman . . . ap- school history . . . 16 career field goals made are 11 peared in all 11 games at free safety . . . also a special shy of the eighth most in A-State history. teams standout . . . eighth on the Hornets with 39 tack- 2017: Third Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . . Led les, highlighted by 27 solo stops . . . tops among team the Sun Belt Conference in scoring among all players newcomers in total and unassisted tackles . . . also with 96 points and averaged 8.0 points by kicking per credited with one tackle-for-loss, an interception and a game to rank tied the 23rd highest in the nation . . . 96 blocked kick return for a touchdown . . . accumulated total points by kicking were the third most in school his- 48 tackles, 2 tfl, 2 FF and 5 pass deflections during tory . . . Made the sixth most field goals in school his- sophomore season. tory with 16, giving him a 1.33 average per game that HIGH SCHOOL: A football and baseball standout at tied the highest in the Sun Belt and ranked 33rd in the

PLAYER PROFILES | 88 | PLAYER Woodbridge HS . . . All-Henlopen Conference First Team nation . . . 48 extra points made were the second most selection on offense and defense during his senior sea- in school history and his 4.0 made per game ranked son . . . school record holder in passing yards and com- 22nd in the nation . . . Made 16-of-22 field goal at- bined yards . . . had 47 tackles and three interceptions tempts for a .727 percentage and connected on 48-of- as a senior . . . competed in 2015 Delaware Blue-Gold 53 extra point attempts . . . Made at least one field goal All-Star Football Game . . . All-State and All-Henlopen in all but two games and connected on at least two at- selection on offense and defense during junior year . . tempts in five games, including the Coastal Carolina . helped lead team to state playoff semifinals as a jun- contest when he went 3-of-3 . . . The three field goals ior . . . All-Henlopen selection on offense and defense made against CCU were a career high and tied the 10th during sophomore season . . . All-State and All-Confer- most in school history for a single game . . . Also made ence baseball selection. all six of his extra points versus the Chanticleers to fin- PERSONAL: Born Feb. 5, 1997 in Greenwood, Del. ish with a career-best 15 points that also ranked as the . . . Brother Jordan played football at Wesley College sixth highest total points by kicking in school history . . (Del.) from 2011-to-2014 . . . General Studies major. . Scored at least 10 points in four games . . . Was 4-of- 5 on field goal attempts between 40-49 yards and posted a career-long of 46 yards against ULM . . . Was

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 also a perfect 8-8 on field goal attempts between 10 2018 A-STATE RECRUITING CLASS and 29 yards . . . Recorded 81 kickoffs for 4,682 yards, giving him a 57.8 average with 23 touchbacks . . . Ath- letics Director’s Honor Roll member. 1. Tukua Ahoia: 6-0, 310, So., DL 2016: Played in all 13 games, handling kickoff du- Mountain View, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo)* ties throughout the season before also taking over 2. Triston Anderson: 6-0, 167, Fr., CB placekicking for the Red Wolves in the Cure Bowl as well Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) . . . Recorded 72 kickoffs for 4,375 yards, averaging 3. Derrick Bean: 6-2, 195, Fr., LB 60.8 yards per attempt . . . Recorded 15 touchbacks . . Pinson, Ala. (Clay-Chalkville)

. Made his only field goal attempt of the year from 22 4. Antonio Fletcher: 6-0, 183, Fr., S PLAYER PROFILES & ‘18 RECRUITING CLASS | 89 | yards against UCF . . . Made all four of his extra point Lithonia, Ga. (Martin Luther King) attempts in the bowl game as well . . . A-State Athlet- 5. Jax Gasaway: 6-7, 265, Fr., OL ics Director’s Honor Roll member. Star City, Ark. (Star City) 2015: Redshirted his true freshman season . . . Sun 6. Cody Grace: 6-2, 223, Jr.-R, P Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll and A-State Ath- Perth, Western Australia (Warwick Senior)*** letics Director’s Honor Roll member. HIGH SCHOOL: Varsity letterman on the football 7. Dahu Green: 6-5, 193, Jr.-R, WR and soccer teams . . . Helped lead football team to two Oklahoma City, Okla. (Oklahoma)** state championships . . . Played on the No. 1-ranked 8. Detravion Green: 6-0, 175, Fr., S high school team in the nation in 2014 . . . First team Ashdown, Ark. (Ashdown) all-district selection as a senior after scoring 119 points 9. Terry Hampton: 6-0, 254, Fr. . . . Named the District 6-6A Goalkeeper of the Year. DL, El Dorado, Ark. (El Dorado) PERSONAL: Born July 26, 1996 . . . Son of Tammy 10. Jaden Harris: 6-2, 190, Fr., DB Williams . . . General Studies major. Monroe, La. (Ouachita Parish) WILLIAMS’ CAREER STATISTICS 12. Christian Howard: 6-2, 281, Sr.-R, DL Yr. FGM FGA PCT. LG XPM XPA PCT. Indianapolis, Ind. (Independence (Kan.) CC)*** 2016 1 1 1.000 22 4 4 1.000 13. Christian Hoz: 6-5, 308, Fr., OL 2017 16 22 .727 46 48 53 .905 Covington, La. (Archbishop Hannan) TOTALS 17 23 .739 46 52 57 .912 14. Noel Iwuchukwu: 6-2, 220, Jr., DE Los Angeles, Calif. (Coll. of the Canyons (Calif.) A-STATE FOOTBALL 15. Jevon Jones: 6-0, 160, Fr., CB ‘18 RECRUITING CLASS AT A GLANCE Allen, Texas (Allen) 16. Donovan Marshall: 5-11, 179, Fr., RB BY STATE St. Louis, Mo. (Lutheran North) Arkansas (5): Jax Gasaway (OL), Detravion Green 17. Demari Medley: 5-10, 175, So., S (S), Terry Hampton (DL), Hunter Moreton (DL), Gainesville, Fla. (Gainesville)*** Nathan Page (CB) 18. Kirk Merritt: 5-11, 205, Jr., WR Calif. (4): Tukua Ahoia (DL), Noel Iwuchukwu (DE), Kevin Powers (LB), Thomas Toki (DL) Destrehan, La. (East Mississippi CC)* Georgia (3): Antonio Fletcher (S), Marcel Murray 19. Hunter Moreton: 6-1, 293, So., DL (RB), Ryan Taylor (DL) Fort Smith, Ark. (Southside)*** Mississippi (3): Kirk Merritt (WR), Ross Painter 20. Marcel Murray: 5-10, 200, Fr., RB (TE), Reed Tyler (TE) Hiram, Ga. (Hiram) Texas (3): Triston Anderson (CB), Jevon Jones 21. Bubba Ogbebor: 6-0, 189, So.-R, WR (CB), Bubba Ogbebor (WR) Frisco, Texas (Boise State)** La. (2): Jaden Harris (DB), Christian Hoz (OL) 22. Nathan Page: 6-0, 175, Fr., CB Alabama (1): Derrick Bean (LB) Roland, Ark. (Robinson) Florida (1): Demari Medley (S) 23. Ross Painter: 6-4, 225, Jr., TE Kansas (1): Christian Howard (DL) Hernando, Miss. (Northeast Mississippi CC)* Illinois (1): Kevin Thurmon (DL

24. Kevin Powers: 6-0, 213, Jr.-R, LB @AStateFB Missouri (1): Donovan Marshall (RB) Sacramento, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo (Calif.))*** Oklahoma (1): Dahu Green (WR) 25. Ryan Taylor: 6-2, 311, Fr., DL Loganville, Ga. (Grayson) BY POSITION 26. Kevin Thurmon: 6-3, 288, Jr.-R, DL RB (2): Donovan Marshall, Marcel Murray OL (2): Jax Gasaway, Christian Hoz Chicago, Ill. (Ball State)** TE (2): Ross Painter, Reed Tyler 27. Thomas Toki: 6-1, 290, So., DL WR (3): D. Green, K. Merritt, B. Ogbebor Mountain View, Calif. (College of San Mateo (Calif.)) DE: (1): Noel Iwuchukwu 28. Reed Tyler: 6-3, 236, Fr., TE DL (7): Tukua Ahoia, Terry Hampton, Christian Brandon, Miss. (Brandon)* Howard, Hunter Moreton, Ryan Taylor, Thomas *midyear signee available for spring camp Toki, Kevin Thurmon **already enrolled and sat out 2017 season due LB (2): Derrick Bean, Kevin Powers to NCAA transferring rules DB (6): Triston Anderson, Antonio Fletcher, De- ***enrolled fall 2017 and participated in the travion Green, Jaden Harris, Jevon Jones, Demari 2017 season, but counted toward the 2018 re- Medley cruiting class P (1): Cody Grace

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 TUKUA AHOIA #90 GAVIN CASEBIER #86 6-0 | 310 | So. | DL | TR 6-4 | 180 | Fr. | WR | HS Mountain View, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo) Harrisburg, Ark. (Harrisburg) Midyear signee who will be able to participate Three-year varsity football letterman at Harris- in A-State’s 2018 spring camp and will have burg College & Career Prep High School, where two years of eligibility remaining with the Red he earned all-conference recognition as a sen- Wolves . . . Named an All-NorCal Conference ior . . . Recorded over 600 receiving yards as selection in 2016 . . . Helped lead the Bulldogs both a sophomore and senior . . . Missed jun- to a 7-3 record in 2016 . . . Finished his fresh- ior season due to injury . . . Also a basketball man season at San Mateo with 46 tackles, 4.5 and track & field letterman. sacks, 9.5 tackles for loss and one fumble recovery . . . Varsity letterman at St. Francis High ANTONIO FLETCHER #14 School . . . Recorded 36 tackles, 2.5 sacks, 1 6-0 | 183 | Fr. | S | HS fumble recovery and 4 quarterback hurries as Lithonia, Ga. (Martin Luther King Jr.) a senior. Varsity football letterman at Martin Luther King Jr. High School . . . Recorded 70 tackles, 7 in- TRISTON ANDERSON #16 terceptions, 2 forced fumbles and 1 fumble re- 6-0 | 167 | Fr. | CB | HS covery as a senior in 2017 . . . 3-star recruit by Rockwall, Texas (Rockwall) 247Sports and Scout.com . . . 2-star prospect Prepped at Rockwall High School in Rockwall, by Rivals.com . . . Listed as the No. 261 wide Texas . . . Named First-Team All-District 11-6A receiver in the nation by 247Sports . . . Also at cornerback as a junior and senior . . . De- recruited by schools such as Appalachian fended 16 passes in just eight games as a sen- State, Kent State, Nevada, Toledo. ior . . . Posted 40 tackles and had 17 passes defended along with four tackles-for-loss and CADE GARTMAN #40 two forced fumbles as a junior . . . Played run- 5-9 | 180 | Fr. | RB | HS ning back as a sophomore and had 1,250 yards Trumann, Ark. (Trumann) on the ground with 10 touchdowns . . . 2-star Three-time all-conference and two-time all- prospect by Rivals.com, 247Sports and state football selection at Trumann High School Scout.com. . . . Earned baseball all-conference honors

AStateRedWolves.com twice and was also named all-state once . . . DERRICK BEAN #30 Two-time “Best Under The Sun” selection by 6-2 | 195 | Fr. | LB | HS the Jonesboro Sun newspaper . . . Weight lift- Pinson, Ala. (Clay-Chalkville) ing state champion . . . Also a track & field let- Prepped at Clay-Chalkville High School in Pin- terman. son, Ala. . . . Helped the Cougars to an 11-3 record as a senior and an appearance in the JAX GASAWAY #65 Class 6A semifinals . . . Registered 59 tackles, 6-7 | 265 | Fr. | OL | HS including 10 for a loss, and returned an inter- Star City, Ark. (Star City) ception for a touchdown during junior cam- 2017 First Team All-Arkansas Preps selection paign . . . Ranked as a 3-star recruit by by the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette . . . Named Rivals.com, 247Sports and Scout.com . . . a 2017 Wendy’s High School Heisman “School 247Sports lists him as the No. 63 player in the Winner” for Star City . . . Named to the 2017

NEWCOMERS | 90 | state of Alabama . . . Also recruited by schools USA Today ALL-USA Arkansas Football Team as such as Memphis and Troy. a first-team selection . . . Tabbed Class 4A All- State by the Arkansas Activities Association . . JEFFMARIO BROWN #98 . 247Sports.com 3-star recruit also listed as the 6-2 | 220 |So. | DE | TR No. 10 overall player in Arkansas and the No. Myrtle Beach, S.C. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC 118 offensive tackle in the nation . . . Second team all-conference selection at Rivals.com 3-star recruit ranked as the No. 14 Hutchinson Community College . . . Played in overall player in the state of Arkansas . . . Also 11 games, recording 42 tackles, 6.0 sacks and recruited by schools such as Louisiana Tech, two forced fumbles . . . Varsity letterman at Air Force, Marshall, Tulane, Texas State and Carolina Forest High School . . . First team all- ULM. conference selection.

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 DETRAVION GREEN #20 trict 7-2A selection . . . Listed as a 2-star 6-0 | 175 | Fr. | S | HS prospect by Rivals.com, 247Sports and Ashdown, Ark. (Ashdown) Scout.com . . . Rated as the No. 102 player in Prepped at Ashdown High School in Ashdown, the state of Louisiana and No. 186 offensive Ark. . . . Helped the Panthers to the Class 4A tackle in the nation by 247Sports . . . Also re- state quarterfinals with a 9-4 record . . . cruited by teams such as Marshall, Navy, UCF, Rushed for 1,536 yards and 21 touchdowns Louisiana-Lafayette and Troy. and added 14 catches and another score as a senior . . . Also added two interceptions, two NOEL IWUCHUKWU #36 fumble recoveries, and a forced fumble on de- 6-2 | 220 | Jr. | DE | TR fense in senior campaign . . . Ran for 901 yards Los Angeles, Calif. (College of the Canyons (Calif.) as a junior and 10 scores along with 22 catches Team captain at College of the Canyons . . . for 438 yards and three touchdowns . . . 2017 First Team All-Southern California Foot- Recorded 867 rushing yards and scored 11 ball Association (SCFA) National Division . . . touchdowns as a sophomore . . . Earned All- Helped lead the Cougars to a 9-2 overall record Area Second Team honors from the Texarkana and 4-1 mark in conference play . . . Posted 42 Gazette and was an All-Conference selection as tackles, 2.5 sacks, 8.5 tackles for loss, one in- a junior . . . Listed as a 3-star recruit by terception and a forced fumble in 10 games as

247Sports and Scout.com, which also ranks a sophomore . . . Named the 2017 Western NEWCOMERS | 91 | him as the No. 23 player in the state of State Bowl MVP after posting six tackles and a Arkansas . . . Also recruited by teams such as forced fumble . . . Finished freshman season Louisiana Tech and ULM. with 32 tackles, three sacks, 9.5 tackles for loss and one forced fumble . . . Two-year ca- TERRY HAMPTON #97 reer at College of the Canyons saw him pile up 6-0 | 254 | Fr. | DL | HS 74 tackles, 5.5 sacks, 18 tackles for loss and a El Dorado, Ark. (El Dorado) pair of forced fumbles . . . Varsity letterman at Four-year varsity letterman . . . Helped lead El Notre Dame (Calif.) High School . . . Entering Dorado to the Class 6A state playoffs all four his senior season, he was named a “High seasons, including the semifinals as a fresh- School Defensive Lineman to Watch” by the man and the second round his final three years Los Angeles Times . . . Tabbed a 2-star recruit . . . Hootens.com “Top 50 Recruits for 2018” by both Rivlas.com and 247Sports.com, which (No. 16) in the state of Arkansas . . . 3-star re- also lists him as the No. 161 weak side defen-

cruit by 247Sports.com, which also lists Hamp- sive end in the nation . . . Also recruited by @AStateFB ton as the No. 15 overall player in the state of teams such as Illinois and North Texas. Arkansas and the No. 123 defensive tackle in the nation . . . Rivals.com 3-star recruit ranked JERRY JACOBS #1 as the No. 19 player in Arkansas. 5-11 | 198 | So. | CB |TR Atlanta, Ga. (Hutchinson (Kan.) CC JADEN HARRIS #11 Earned KJCC All-Conference honors his only 6-2 | 190 | Fr. | DB | HS season at Hutchinson Community College . . . Monroe, La. (Ouachita Parish) Played in 12 games, recording 39 tackles and Varsity football letterman at Ouachita Parish in four interceptions . . . Varsity football, base- Monroe, La. . . . Named to the 2017 All-District ball, lacrosse and track & field letterman at 2-5A team as a first-team selection . . . 3-star South Cobb High School . . . Graduated high prospect by 247Sports and Scout.com, which school with honors. also ranks him as the No. 73 player in the state of Louisiana and the No. 146 safety in the na- PRESTON JOHNSON #88 tion . . . 2-star recruit by Rivals.com . . . Also 6-4 | 200 | Jr. | WR | TR recruited by schools such as Louisiana-Monroe, Atlanta, Ga. (Arkansas Baptist) Memphis, Texas State and Mississippi State. Transferring to Arkansas State from Arkansas Baptist, where he was a football letterman . . . CHRISTIAN HOZ #75 Varsity football, basketball and track & field let- 6-5 | 308 | Fr. | OL | HS terman at Arabia Mountain High School. Covington, La. (Archbishop Hannan) Four-year starter on the varsity football team JEVON JONES #23 at Archbishop Hannan . . . Helped lead his high 6-0 | 160 | Fr. | CB | HS school to a 10-3 record and third round of the Allen, Texas (Allen) playoffs as a senior in 2017 . . . 2016 All-Dis- Prepped at Allen High School in Allen, Texas .

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 . . Has helped the Eagles to a 15-0 record as a FORREST MERRILL #92 senior and will play for the 6A-DI State Cham- 6-1 | 320 | Jr. | DL |TR pionship . . . Earned First-Team All-District 6- Willard, Mo. (Northeastern Oklahoma A&M) 6A accolades as a junior after helping the Played sophomore season in 2017 at North- Eagles to a league championship and 14-1 eastern Oklahoma A&M, where he recorded 30 overall record with an appearance in the Class tackles, including 19 solo stops and 5.5 tackles 6A-DI state semifinals . . . Also played wide re- for loss, and one forced fumble . . . Helped ceiver . . . Older brother Jaylon is a defensive lead the Norsemen to a 9-3 record and the back at Ole Miss . . . 3-star recruit by Southwest Junior College Football Conference 247Sports and Scout.com, which also lists him championship . . . Signed with Missouri State as the No. 204 player in the state of Texas and out of high school . . . Varsity football letter- the No. 128 cornerback in the nation . . . 2- man at Willard High School. star prospect by Rivals.com . . . Also recruited by schools such as SMU, Houston, Kansas, KIRK MERRITT #13 Marshall, Nevada and New Mexico. 5-11 | 205 | Jr. | WR | TR Destrehan, La. (East Mississippi CC) RYAN JURCZAK #57 Helped lead an 11-1 East Mississippi Commu- 6-2 | 200 | Fr. | DS | HS nity College Lions team to the 2017 NJCAA na- Overland Park, Kan. (St. Thomas Aquinas) tional championship (team’s fourth in seven Three-year varsity starter on the St. Thomas years) and MACJC state title (team’s sixth in Aquinas High School football team . . . Led nine years) . . . Selected NJCAA All-Region 23 team in tackles as a senior . . . Helped lead the and MACJC All-State First Team as both a wide school to a rugby state championship in 2017 receiver and kick returner as a sophomore ...... U16 Rugby All-American selection . . . 2016 Led EMCC with 52 receptions, averaging 12.1 state “Bridge Building” champion. yards per catch with four touchdown grabs on the year . . . Also averaged 32.8 yards on six DONOVAN MARSHALL #11 kickoff returns as well as 14.9 yards on 15 punt 5-11 | 179 | Fr. | RB | HS returns during the season . . . Caught seven St. Louis, Mo. (Lutheran North) passes for a season-high 180 yards, including Named the 2017 St. Louis Football U’s Junior an 80-yard catch and run, during the season

AStateRedWolves.com National Elite recipient, given to a student that opener against Jones County . . . Made a sea- exemplifies standards in community service, son-high eight grabs in wins over Itawamba academics and on-field performance . . . and Hinds . . .Tabbed MACJC Special Teams Named a second-team Missouri All-State se- Player of the Week by returning two kickoffs lection . . . Rushed for 1,042 yards and 18 for 98 total yards (long of 62 yards) plus touchdowns and also became Lutheran North’s adding a 40-yard punt return to go along with all-time leader in career rushing yards . . . Led his eight receptions during 51-41 road win over Lutheran North to the 2017 conference and Hinds . . . Had a 58-yard punt return for a district championships . . . Lutheran North touchdown in 59-0 victory at Northeast Missis- scored 94 touchdowns for a school record 692 sippi . . . Transferred to East Mississippi from points, while rushing for 4,410 yards as a team Texas A&M after previously playing his fresh- . . . Ran for 1,476 and 17 touchdowns as a jun- man season at Oregon . . . Saw action in 11 ior . . . Added 13 touchdowns and 1,160 rush- games as a collegiate rookie at Oregon in 2015

NEWCOMERS | 92 | ing yards as a sophomore, including a . . . Caught five passes for 61 yards and had season-high 278 rushing yards against three rushes for 13 yards on the year . . . Also Lutheran South . . . Rated as a three-star re- had a 28-yard kick return and made seven cruit by 247 Sports and Scout.com, which also tackles on special teams for the Ducks . . . lists him as the No. 18 player in the state of Longest reception (28 yds) and longest rush Missouri and No. 93 running back in the nation (10 yds) of his freshman year came against . . . Rated a 2-star recruit by Rivals.com . . . Oregon State . . . Won Nike’s SPARQ (Speed, Also received offers from schools such as Cor- Power, Agility, Reaction & Quickness) National nell, Dartmouth, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Van- Championship in 2014 . . . Helped lead 14-1 derbilt, Purdue, Syracuse, Toledo, Iowa State, Destrehan High School to the 2014 Louisiana Minnesota, Ball State, Bowling Green, Central Class 5A state championship game . . . Was Michigan. listed as the No. 5 prospect in Louisiana according to the NOLA.com/The Times-Picayune Nifty 50 . . . Two-time selection to the All-Dis- trict 7-5A Team . . . Runner-up in both the 100

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 and 200 meters at the Louisiana track and field down . . . 3-star recruit by Rivals.com, which state championships as a senior . . . Two-time also ranks him as the No. 6 overall player in district and region champion in the 100 meters the state of Arkansas . . . 247Sports.com 3-star . . . Posted personal-best times of 10.44 in the recruit ranked as the No. 7 player in Arkansas 100 meters and 21.52 in the 200 meters . . . and No. 58 athlete in the nation . . . Also re- Listed as 3-star recruit by Rivals.com following cruited by schools such as Louisiana Tech, the 2018 season and as a four-star prospect ULM, Alabama, Arkansas, Louisville, Nebraska, coming out of high school . . . Ranked as the TCU, Texas and Virginia Tech. No. 41 junior college player in the nation by Ri- vals . . . 3-star recruit by 247Sports.com, rank- ROSS PAINTER #80 ing him as the No. 46 overall and No. 4 wide 6-4 | 225 | Jr. | TE | TR receiver in the nation among junior college Hernando, Miss. (Northeast Miss. CC) players. Midyear signee who will be able to participate in A-State’s 2018 spring camp and will have MARCEL MURRAY #34 two years of eligibility remaining with the Red 5-10 | 200 | Fr. | RB |HS Wolves . . . Played in 15 games during his two- Hiram, Ga. (Hiram) year career at Northeast Mississippi, including Four-year varsity letterman at Hiram . . . Sen- six as a freshman and nine as a sophomore . .

ior season recorded 121 rushing attempts for . The 2017 campaign saw Painter record 25 re- NEWCOMERS | 93 | 1,208 yards (10.0 average) and 16 touch- ceptions for 300 yards and three touchdowns downs, while also posting six 100-yard rushing with a long of 40 yards . . . As a freshman in games . . . Finished junior campaign with 642 2016, posted three catches for 17 yards and a yards and 12 touchdowns on 112 rushing at- touchdown . . . Two-star recruit by Rivals.com tempts . . . Carried the ball 92 times as a soph- . . . Also recruited by schools such as Bowling omore for 469 yards and seven touchdowns, Green, Ohio and Troy . . . Varsity football let- while his freshman year saw him rush eight terman at Hernando (Miss.) High School. times for 24 yards . . . His career totals in- clude2,343 rushing yards and 35 touchdowns RYAN RAGONE #25 on the ground . . . Named the West Georgia 6-0 | 205 | Fr. | S | HS Neighbor “Athlete of the Week” on Sept. 5, Houston, Texas (Pasadena Memorial) 2017 . . . Also a varsity track & field letterman Varsity football and baseball letterman at . . . 2-star prospect by Rivals.com . . . Also re- Pasadena Memorial High School . . . Earned all-

cruited by teams such as Coastal Carolina and district football recognition three times . . . @AStateFB James Madison. Playing on both sides of the ball, he was the first player in school history to be tabbed all- NATHAN PAGE #12 district on both offense and defense during the 6-0 | 175 | Fr. | CB | HS same season . . . Finished his senior season Roland, Ark. (Robinson) with 86 solo tackles and two interceptions on An all-State and all-conference performer dur- defense, while also recording seven touch- ing his career at Robinson, Page played both downs on the offensive side of the ball. offense and defense . . . Recorded 40 tackles, four tackles for loss, nine pass break-ups, one OLLIE REDDICK #84 forced fumble and six interceptions as a senior 5-10 | 175 | Fr. | WR | HS . . . Also posted 19 receptions for 359 yards White Hall, Ark. (White Hall) and six touchdowns while recording 68 rush- Varsity football, baseball, basketball and track ing yards on six attempts . . . Named to USA & field letterman at White Hall High School. Today’s 2017 All-USA Arkansas Football Team . . . Junior campaign saw him pile up 47 tackles, RYAN TAYLOR #79 3 tackles for loss, four pass break-ups and two 6-2 | 311 | Fr. | DL | HS interceptions on the defensive side of the ball Loganville, Ga. (Grayson) . . . Offensive stats included 45 receptions for Recorded 28 tackles and two sacks while help- 1,118 yards and 14 touchdowns . . . As a soph- ing Grayson High School to a 10-2 record in omore, Page tallied 81 tackles and six inter- 2017 . . . Had 12 quarterback hurries and av- ceptions . . . His high school career totals eraged four tackles a game . . . Recorded 34 include 108 receptions for 2,208 yards and 28 tackles as a junior and helped his team win the touchdowns, as well as 168 tackles, nine TFL, Class 7A state titles and finished ranked sixth 13 pass break-ups and 14 interceptions . . . in the nation by MaxPreps.com . . . Rated as a Recorded two career kickoff returns for touch- 3-star recruit by 247 Sports and Scout.com,

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 which lists him as the No. 195 player in the Started against USF and had a pair of TDs, one state of Georgia and No. 143 defensive tackle rushing and one passing . . . Finished 20-of-33 in the nation . . . 2-star prospect by Rivals.com for 216 yards and a TD . . . Saw spot duty in . . . Also recruited by teams such as Coastal the wildcat package at UCF, rushing three Carolina, Kansas State, Wake Forest, Florida times for five yards . . . Played in two games as Atlantic and Troy. a sophomore in 2017, completing 5-of-9 passes for 31 yards . . . Also posted six rushing at- THOMAS TOKI #44 tempts for 17 yards with a career-long run cov- 6-1 | 290 | So. | DL | TR ering 13 yards . . . Prior to signing with Mountain View, Calif. (Coll. of San Mateo) Cincinnati, was listed as a four-star recruit by Will have three years of eligibility remaining ESPN.com . . . Three-star prospect by with the Red Wolves . . . Recorded 3 tackles, 247sports.com, Rivals.com and Scout.com . . . including a half-tackle for loss, while playing in Labeled as the No. 6 prospect in Arkansas and three games in 2016 . . . Helped lead the Bull- the No. 21 pro-style quarterback in the 2015 dogs to a 7-3 record in 2016 . . . Originally class by 247sports.com . . . Listed as the No. 8 signed with Washington State out of high player in Arkansas and the No. 21 pro-style school . . . Attended Juanita High School in quarterback in the 2015 class by Rivals.com . . Kirkland, Wash. his first three years . . . At- . Tabbed the No. 6 prospect in Arkansas and tended St. Francis High School in Mountain the No. 18 pro-style quarterback in the 2015 View, Calif. as a senior . . . Named No. 49 class by ESPN.com . . . Varsity football letter- prospect in Preseason Scout.com Western 150 man at Wynne High School. . . . Made 57 tackles and earned West Catholic Athletic League Honorable Mention honors . . . REED TYLER #87 Named to Tacoma News Tribune’s Western 6-3 | 236 | Fr. | TE | HS 100, one of 11 defensive lineman selected . . . Brandon, Miss. (Brandon) Member of 2015 U.S. Under-19 National Team Midyear signee who will be able to participate that participated in 2015 International Bowl in in A-State’s 2018 spring camp . . . Selected to Arlington, Texas . . . As a junior, earned First- play in the Bernard Blackwell All-Star Game as Team All-KingCo after making 29 tackles, 17 a senior . . . 2017 preseason Class 6A All-State solo including four sacks . . . All-Area Frist selection . . . Clarion Ledger “10 Seniors to

AStateRedWolves.com Team and earned First-Team All-KingCo as a Watch” in 2017 . . . Posted 40 receptions for sophomore . . . Rated a four star prospect by 405 yards as a senior while helping lead Bran- ESPN.com, Rivals.com and Scout.com . . . don to the state playoffs . . . Posted 24 catches Ranked the No. 21 defensive tackle prospect for 268 yards and a touchdown while helping in the country by ESPN.com and Rivals.com . . lead Brandon to a 10-4 record and the state . Rated the No. 22 overall prospect in Califor- playoffs in 2016 . . . Also a varsity baseball let- nia by ESPN.com . . . Rated the No. 5 defensive terman . . . 2-star prospect by Rivals.com, tackle prospect in California by Scout.com . . . 247Sports and Scout.com . . . Rated as the No. Ranked the No. 180 prospect in the ESPN 300. 39 player in the state of Mississippi by 247Sports . . . Also recruited by schools such ROSS TRAIL #19 as Colorado State, Georgia State, Louisiana- 6-3 | 225 | Jr.-R | QB | TR Lafayette, Memphis, Ole Miss, Mississippi Wynne, Ark. (Cincinnati) State, Troy and UTSA . . . Grandfather, Bob

NEWCOMERS | 94 | Spent the last three years (2015-17) at Cincin- Tyler, was the head football coach at Missis- nati, redshirting his true freshman season in sippi State from 1973 to 1978 . . . Father, 2015 . . . Saw action in four games in 2017, Breck, played wide receiver at both Mississippi making a pair of starts . . . Took the battle for State and Ole Miss. the starting QB job with Hayden Moore deep into training camp and emerged as the No. 2 QB . . . Made his collegiate debut on a handful of plays late in the Houston game and tallied his first career rush and completion . . . Earned his first career start against Miami (Ohio) in place of an injured Hayden Moore, helping lead UC to its 11th-straight win over their longtime rivals . . . Was 25-of-38 for 276 yards and also ran twice for 19 yards . . . 12-yard carry against the RedHawks was a season long . . .

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL 2017 IN REVIEW | INSIDE 2017 Camellia Bowl ...... 96 Results and Statistics...... 97-102 Game Recaps...... 103-107 Sun Belt Conference Review...... 109-116 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 MONTGOMERY, Ala. (12/16/17) – Arkansas State nearly erased an 18-point second half deficit, but fell short of completing the comeback and lost to Mid- dle Tennessee 35-30 in the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl at Cramton Bowl stadium. Justice Hansen threw for 337 yards and three touchdowns, but was sacked six times, including three on the final drive of the game. Justin McInnis led the team in receiving with seven receptions for DEC. 16, 2017 107 yards, while Christian Booker and Warren Wand CRAMTON BOWL STADIUM each had a touchdown catch. Wand also led the team in rushing with 46 yards on 13 attempts. Middle Tennessee 35, A-State 30 A-State (7-5) pulled within a touchdown late in the fourth quarter when Hansen found Booker on a Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score 41-yard scoring reception to get within five points Arkansas State 3 7 7 13 30 with 5:03 to go in the game. The A-State defense Middle Tennessee 7 14 7 7 35 then forced Middle Tennessee (8-6) to punt the ball after the Blue Raiders failed to convert a third-and- Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP eight pass play. The defensive stand did force the A-State 1 11:52 Williams 20 yd FG 7-35 1:57 Red Wolves to use all of their timeouts, however, as MTSU 1 09:25 West 45 yd run 4-65 2:21 MTSU 2 05:41 Sanders 54 yd fum. rec. - - they took over on their own 9-yard line with 1:27 re- A-State 2 01:59 Hansen 1 yd run 13-85 3:34 maining. MTSU 2 00:45 Garnett 31 yd rec. 3-50 1:05 Hansen was sacked on the first play of the drive, MTSU 3 09:16 Tavares 2 yd run 12-73 4:38 but then connected with Blake Mack and Chris Mur- A-State 3 06:19 McInnis 20 yd rec. 10-58 2:50 ray on back-to-back passes to get to A-State 42. A-State 4 14:24 Wand 2 yd rec. 9-58 2:58 After an incompletion, Hansen was sacked on back- MTSU 4 12:08 Tucker 30 yd rec. 6-75 2:16 A-State 4 05:03 Booker 41 yd rec. 4-51 0:48 to-back plays, including the final play of the game as the ball came lose and was recovered by the Red TEAM STATISTICS Wolves as time expired. A-STATE MTSU The Red Wolves hurt themselves with crucial

AStateRedWolves.com First Downs 30 17 penalties in the first half. A-State was penalized five Net yards rushing 104 120 times for 61 yards, and two kept drives alive for the Net yards passing 358 232 Blue Raiders that eventually turned into points as Passes Comp-Att-Int 32-58-1 19-35-3 Total Net Yards 462 352 MTSU took an 11-point lead at halftime. Fumbles: Number-Lost 3-2 0-0 After a quick four-play drive that resulted in a Penalties: Number-Yards 7-81 10-87 punt for A-State to start the third quarter, Middle Possession Time 30:18 29:42 Tennessee engineered a 12-play, 73-yard drive that Third Down Conversions 9 of 21 6 of 14 ended in a 2-yard touchdown by Tavares Thomas to Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-6 6-49 go up 28-10. The Red Wolves responded with a 10-play drive INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Middle Tennessee - WEST, Terelle 10-65; that took 2:50 off the clock to cut deficit to 28-17. THOMAS, Tavares 16-49; STOCKSTILL, B. 3-6. Arkansas Hansen got the offense going with a 12 yard run on State - Wand, Warren 13-46; Hansen, Justice 17-35; second and found McInnis twice on the drive, in- White, Johnston 9-23. cluding a 20-yard competition for the score. Arkansas State found magic to start the fourth PASSING: Middle Tennessee - STOCKSTILL, B. 19-35-3- quarter when Cody Grace connected with Chris Mur- 232. Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 31-57-1-337; Grace, Cody 1-1-0-21. ray on a 21-yard fake punt to move his team into scoring position. Hansen threw to Warren Wand two RECEIVING: Middle Tennessee - LEE, Ty 5-39; TUCKER, plays later on a 2-yard touchdown pass to cut the Shane 4-63; GARNETT, Ruben 4-57; WINDHAM, CJ 3-63; Blue Raiders’ lead to 28-23 with 14:24 to go in the THOMAS, Tavares 2-5; WEST, Terelle 1-5. Arkansas State game. - McInnis, Justin 7-107; Murray, Chris 7-76; Edwards, K. Middle Tennessee answered on their ensuing 2017 CAMELLIA BOWL | 96 | 5-56; Booker, C. 4-58; Wand, Warren 4-24; Paschal, Dijon drive, however, when Brent Stockstill connected with 2-17; Mack, Blake 2-9; Bayless, Omar 1-11. Shane Tucker on a 30-yard pitch-and-catch to push INTERCEPTIONS: Middle Tennessee - MOFFATT, J. 1-9. the lead back to double-digits at 35-23. Arkansas State - Edmonds, BJ 2-19; Clifton, Justin 1-0. Arkansas State outgained the Blue Raiders 462- 352 in total offense, but Middle Tennessee finished FUMBLES: Middle Tennessee - None. Arkansas State - 120 yards on the ground to A-State’s 102. The Blue Hansen, Justice 2-1; Bayless, Omar 1-1. Raiders were penalized 10 times for 87 yards, while A-State committed 7 mistakes for 81 yards. Each team had three turnovers. Defensively Darreon Jackson led the team with 12 tackles, including a sack and 1.5 tackles for loss. Kyle Wilson added eight tackles and half tackle for loss. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 2017 RESULTS RECORD: 7-5 SBC: 6-2 HOME: 4-1 AWAY: 3-3 NEUTRAL: 0-1 DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTENDANCE SEPT. 2...... at Nebraska ...... L ...... 36-43 ...... 90,171 Sept. 16...... ARKANSAS-PINE BLUFF . . . W ...... 48-3...... 24,371 Sept. 23 ...... at SMU...... L ...... 21-44 ...... 23,672 Oct. 4 ...... at Georgia Southern* ...... W ...... 43-25 ...... 13,781 OCT. 14 ...... COASTAL CAROLINA*. . . . . W...... 51-17 ...... 25,916 OCT. 19 ...... LOUISIANA* ...... W ...... 47-3...... 21,943 OCT. 28 ...... at Nex Mexico State* ...... W ...... 37-21 ...... 10,041 Nov. 11...... at South Alabama* ...... L ...... 19-24 ...... 17,640

NOV. 18...... TEXAS STATE*...... W...... 30-12 ...... 19,846 2017 RESULTS AND STATISTICS | 97 | Nov. 25...... at ULM*...... W ...... 67-50 ...... 8,245 Dec. 2 ...... TROY* ...... L ...... 25-32 ...... 27,462 Dec. 16...... vs Middle Tennessee^ ...... L ...... 30-35

*Sun Belt Conference Game ^Camellia Bowl RUSHING Name GP Att. Gain Loss Net Avg. TD Long Avg./G Wand, Warren ...... 10 . . . 138. . . . 722. . . . . 7 . . . . . 715 . . . . 5.2 . . . . 6 . . . . . 82. . . . . 71.5 White, Johnston...... 12. . . . 94 . . . . 434. . . . . 4 . . . . . 430 . . . . 4.6 . . . . 3 . . . . . 34. . . . . 35.8 Hansen, Justice ...... 12 . . . 135. . . . 665. . . . 243 . . . . 422 . . . . 3.1 . . . . 7 . . . . . 38. . . . . 35.2 Jones, Jamal ...... 9 . . . . 43 . . . . 206. . . . . 9 . . . . . 197 . . . . 4.6 . . . . 0 . . . . . 18. . . . . 21.9 Mason, Chauncey . . . . . 9 . . . . 27 . . . . 138. . . . . 1 . . . . . 137 . . . . 5.1 . . . . 1 . . . . . 25. . . . . 15.2 Weh-Weh, Armond.. . . . 2 . . . . 2 . . . . . 12 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 12 . . . . 6.0 . . . . 0 . . . . . 12 . . . . . 6.0 Bonner, Logan ...... 4 . . . . 7 . . . . . 18 . . . . . 7 . . . . . 11 . . . . 1.6 . . . . 0...... 8...... 2.8 Mcinnis, Justin ...... 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . 3 . . . . . 0 ...... 3 . . . . . 3.0 . . . . 0...... 3...... 0.2 Murray, Chris ...... 1 . . . . 3 . . . . . 9 . . . . . 6 ...... 3 . . . . . 1.0 . . . . 0...... 7...... 0.2 Bayless, Omar ...... 1 . . . . 2 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 3 . . . . . -3 . . . . -1.5. . . . 0...... 0 . . . . . -0.2 Booker, C...... 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 3 . . . . . -3 . . . . -3.0. . . . 0...... 0 . . . . . -0.3 Coats, Carson ...... 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 6 . . . . . -6 . . . . -6.0. . . . 0...... 0 . . . . . -6.0 Foncham, Damon . . . . . 1 . . . . 1 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 18. . . . . -18 . . . . -18 . . . . 0...... 0 . . . . . -1.5 TEAM...... 5 . . . . 8 . . . . . 0 . . . . . 69. . . . . -69. . . . -8.6. . . . 0...... 0 . . . . . -13.8 A-STATE 12 463 2207 376 1831 4.0 17 82 152.6 Opponents 12 460 2067 430 1637 3.6 17 74 136.4

RECEIVING @AStateFB Name GP No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Avg./G Murray, Chris...... 12...... 50 . . . . . 697 ...... 13.9...... 9 ...... 57...... 58.1 McInnis, Justin ...... 12...... 49 . . . . . 800 ...... 16.3...... 4 ...... 73...... 66.7 Mack, Blake ...... 12...... 48 . . . . . 618 ...... 12.9...... 7 ...... 50...... 51.5 Edwards, K...... 12...... 38 . . . . . 434 ...... 11.4...... 3 ...... 38...... 36.2 Bayless, Omar...... 11...... 32 . . . . . 439 ...... 13.7...... 6 ...... 37...... 36.6 Paschal, Dijon ...... 10...... 26 . . . . . 319 ...... 12.3...... 1 ...... 30...... 26.6 Booker, C...... 9 ...... 25 . . . . . 363 ...... 14.5...... 6 ...... 41...... 36.3 Wand, Warren...... 10...... 17 . . . . . 145 ...... 8.5 ...... 1 ...... 39...... 14.5 White, Johnston...... 12...... 14 . . . . . 132 ...... 9.4 ...... 0 ...... 31...... 11.0 Adams Jr., J ...... 4 ...... 8 ...... 77 ...... 9.6 ...... 1 ...... 23 ...... 7.0 Jones, Jamal ...... 9 ...... 5 ...... 9 ...... 1.8 ...... 0 ...... 7 ...... 1.0 Hansen, Justice...... 12 ...... 2 ...... 48 ...... 24.0...... 0 ...... 34 ...... 4.0 Mason, Chauncey...... 9 ...... 2 ...... 15 ...... 7.5 ...... 0 ...... 8 ...... 1.7 Isaac, Javonis ...... 1 ...... 1 ...... 10 ...... 10.0...... 0 ...... 10 ...... 1.0 A-STATE 12 317 4106 13.0 38 73 342.2 Opponents 12 204 2897 14.2 18 75 241.4

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 TOTAL OFFENSE Name G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg./G Hansen, Justice...... 12 ...... 622 ...... 422 ...... 3967...... 4389 ...... 365.8 Wand, Warren...... 10 ...... 138 ...... 715 ...... 0 ...... 715...... 71.5 White, Johnston ...... 12...... 94 ...... 430 ...... 0 ...... 430...... 35.8 Jones, Jamal ...... 9 ...... 43 ...... 197 ...... 0 ...... 197...... 21.9 Mason, Chauncey...... 9 ...... 28 ...... 137 ...... 34 ...... 171...... 19.0 Bonner, Logan ...... 4 ...... 28 ...... 11 ...... 70 ...... 81 ...... 20.2 Grace, Cody ...... 11 ...... 1 ...... 0...... 21 ...... 21...... 1.9 Brown, Darveon ...... 11 ...... 1 ...... 0...... 14 ...... 14...... 1.3 Weh-Weh, Armond . . . . . 2...... 2 ...... 12...... 0 ...... 12...... 6.0 Murray, Chris ...... 12 ...... 3 ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 0.2 McInnis, Justin ...... 12 ...... 1 ...... 3 ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 0.2 Bayless, Omar...... 12 ...... 2 ...... -3 ...... 0 ...... -3 ...... -0.2 Booker, C...... 10 ...... 1 ...... -3 ...... 0 ...... -3 ...... -0.3 Coats, Carson ...... 1...... 1 ...... -6 ...... 0 ...... -6 ...... -6.0 Foncham. Damon . . . . . 12 ...... 1 ...... -18 ...... 0...... -18 ...... -1.5 TEAM ...... 5...... 9 ...... -69 ...... 0...... -69...... -13.8 A-STATE 12 975 1831 4106 5937 494.8 Opponents 12 857 1637 2897 4534 377.8 PASSING Name GP Effic. Comp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg./G Hansen, Justice.. 12 . . . 149.55 . . . 305-487-16 . . . . 62.6. . . . 3967 . . . . 37...... 73 . . . . . 330.6 Bonner, Logan . . 4 . . . . 77.05 . . . . . 9-21-1...... 42.9 . . . . 70 . . . . . 1 ...... 12 ...... 17.5 Grace, Cody. . . . 12 . . . 276.40 . . . . . 1-1-0 ...... 100. . . . . 21 . . . . . 0 ...... 21 ...... 1.9 TEAM...... 5 . . . . 0.00 ...... 0-1-0...... 0.0 . . . . . 0 ...... 0...... 0...... 0.0 Mason, Ch . . . . . 9. . . . 385.60 . . . . . 1-1-0 ...... 100. . . . . 34 . . . . . 0 ...... 34 ...... 3.8 Brown, Darveon . 11 . . . 217.60 . . . . . 1-1-0 ...... 100. . . . . 14 . . . . . 0 ...... 14 ...... 1.3 Murray, Chris . . . 1 . . . . 0.00 ...... 0-0-0...... 0.0 . . . . . 0 ...... 0...... 0...... 0.0

AStateRedWolves.com A-STATE 12 147.13 317-512-17 61.9 4106 38 73 342.2 Opponents 12 120.59 204-397-14 51.4 2897 18 75 241.4 ALL-PURPOSE Name G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot. Avg./G Murray, Chris...... 12 ...... 3 ...... 697 ...... 0...... 275 . . . . . 0 . . . . 975 . . . . 81.2 Wand, Warren . . . . . 10 . . . . . 715 ...... 145 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . 860 . . . . 86.0 McInnis, Justin. . . . . 12 ...... 3 ...... 800 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . 803 . . . . 66.9 Mack, Blake ...... 12 ...... 0 ...... 618 ...... 0 ...... 21 ...... 0 . . . . 562 . . . . 46.8 White, J...... 12 . . . . . 430 ...... 132 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . 562 . . . . 46.8 Taylor, Blaise ...... 12 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 370 . . . . . 22 . . . . . 85 . . . . 477 . . . . 39.8 Hansen, Justice . . . . 12 . . . . . 422 ...... 48 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . 470 . . . . 39.2 Bayless, Omar . . . . . 12...... -3...... 439 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . 434 . . . . 36.2 Edwards, K ...... 12 ...... 0 ...... 434 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . 308 . . . . 25.7 Booker, Christian . . . 10...... -3...... 363 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . 360 . . . . 36.0 Paschal, Dijon . . . . . 12 ...... 0 ...... 319 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . 319 . . . . 26.6 Adams Jr., J ...... 11 ...... 0 ...... 77 ...... 0...... 226 . . . . . 0 . . . . 303 . . . . 27.5 Mason, Chauncey . . . 9 . . . . . 137 ...... 15 ...... 0...... 129 . . . . . 0 . . . . 281 . . . . 31.2 2017 STATISTICS | 98 | 2017 STATISTICS Jones, Jamal...... 9 . . . . . 197 ...... 9 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . 206 . . . . 22.9 Gibson, J ...... 11 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 61 . . . . 61 . . . . . 5.5 Johnson, M ...... 12 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 30 . . . . 30 . . . . . 2.5 Edmonds, BJ ...... 12 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 19 . . . . 19 . . . . . 1.6 Weh-Weh, Armond . . 2 ...... 12 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 12 . . . . . 6.0 Issac, Javoni ...... 10 ...... 0 ...... 10 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . 10 . . . . . 1.0 Ellis-Brewer, Trent . . 10 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 3 . . . . . 3...... 0.3 Brown, Darveon . . . . 11 ...... 0...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 3 ...... 0 . . . . . 3...... 0.3 Coats, Carson...... 1 ...... -6 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 . . . . . -6 . . . . . -6.0 Foncham, Damon . . . 12 . . . . . -18 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0. . . . . -18 . . . . -1.5 Team ...... 5...... -69 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0 ...... 0. . . . . -18 . . . . -1.5 A-STATE 12 1831 4106 370 676 198 7181 598.4 Opponents 12 1637 2897 8 1048 152 5742 478.5

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 SCORING |------PATs------| Name TD FG Kick Rush Rcv. Pass DXP Saf Points Williams, Sawyer...... - . . . 16-22 . . . 48-53 . . . . - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... -. . . . . 96 Murray, Chris...... 9 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... -. . . . . 54 Mack, Blake ...... 7 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . 1...... -...... - ...... -. . . . . 44 Wand, Warren ...... 7 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... -. . . . . 42 Hansen, Justice ...... 7 . . . . . -...... - . . . . . 0-1 . . . . - . . . . . 1-4 . . . . . - ...... -. . . . . 42 Bayless, Omar ...... 6 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... -. . . . . 36 Booker, Christian . . . . . 6 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... -. . . . . 36 McInnis, Justin ...... 4 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... -...... 24 Edwards, K ...... 3 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... -. . . . . 18 White, Johnston ...... 3 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... -. . . . . 18 Taylor, Blaise...... 2 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... -. . . . . 12 Adams Jr., J ...... 1 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... - . . . . . 6 Paschal, Dijon ...... 1 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... - . . . . . 6 Mason, Chauncey . . . . . 1 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... - . . . . . 6 Jackson, D ...... 1 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... - . . . . . 6 Caston, Caleb...... 1 . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... - . . . . . 6 TEAM...... - . . . . . -...... - ...... - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... 1 . . . . . 2 Foncham, Caleb ...... - . . . . . -...... 0-1 . . . . . - . . . . . - ...... -...... - ...... - . . . . . 0 2017 STATISTICS | 99 | A-STATE 59 16-22 48-54 0-1 1 1-4 - 1 454 Opponents 40 9-17 34-37 1-1 2 2-2 - 1 309 PUNTING Name No. Yds. Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blkd. Grace, Cody...... 49. . . . . 2014 . . . . . 41.1 ...... 61 ...... 0 ...... 27 . . . . 24 ...... 0 Foncham, Damon . . . 6 . . . . . 213...... 35.5 ...... 56 ...... 0 ...... 1 . . . . . 4 A-STATE 55 2227 40.5 61 0 28 28 0 Opponents 83 3326 40.0 60 3 16 23 1 KICKOFFS Name No. Yds. Avg. TB OB Retn Net YdLn William, S...... 81. . . . . 4375 . . . . . 60.8 ...... 15 ...... 4 A-STATE 72 4375 60.8 15 4 18.7 41.9 23 Opponents 61 3690 60.5 27 3 25.9 34.4 30 FIELD GOALS Name FGM-FGA Pct. 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Long Blk.

Williams, Sawyer. . . . 16-22. . . . 72.7. . . 1-1 . . . . 7-7 . . . 4-9 . . . . 4-5 . . . . 0-0 . . . . 46. . . . . 0 @AStateFB

KICKOFF RETURNS FUMBLE RETURNS Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Adams Jr., J...... 11 . . 226. . 20.5 . . 0 . . . 55 Caston, Caleb . . . . 2 . . . 60 . . 30.0 . . 1 . . . 36 Murray, Chris . . . . 11 . . 275. . 25.0 . . 0 . . . 51 Johnson, M ...... 1 . . . 16 . . 16.0 . . 0 . . . 16 Mason, C ...... 7. . . 129. . 18.4 . . 0 . . . 25 Jackson, D ...... 1 . . . 28 . . 28.0 . . 1 . . . 28 Mack, Blake...... 3 . . . 21. . . 7.0 . . 0 . . . 12 Moreton, Hunter . . 1 . . . 4 . . . 4.0 . . 0 . . . 4 Taylor, Blaise . . . . . 2 . . . 22 . . 11.0 . . 0 . . . 15 Clifton, Justin . . . . 1 . . . 10 . . 10.0 . . 0 . . . 10 Brown, Darveon. . . 1 . . . 3 . . . 3.0 . . 0 . . . 3 A-STATE 6 118 19.7 2 36 A-STATE 35 676 19.3 0 55 Opponents 1 54 54.0 1 54 Opponents 49 1048 21.4 3 99 INTERCEPTIONS PUNT RETURNS Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Name No. Yds. Avg. TD Long Edmonds, BJ . . . . . 3 . . . 19. . . 6.3 . .0 . . . 19 Taylor, Blaise . . . . 27 . . 370. . 13.7 . . 1 . . . 63 Johnson, M ...... 2 . . . 30 . . 15.0 . .0 . . . 30 A-STATE 27 370 13.7 1 63 Taylor, Blaise . . . . . 2 . . . 85 . . 42.5 . .1 . . . 85 Opponents 4 8 2.0 0 4 Martin, Kyle...... 2 . . . 0 . . . 0.0 . .0 . . . 0 Wagner, Nehemia . 1 . . . 0 . . . 0.0 . .0 . . . 0 Wilson, Kyle . . . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 0.0 . .0 . . . 0 Clifton, Justin . . . . 1 . . . 0 . . . 0.0 . .0 . . . 0 Ellis-Brewer, T . . . . 1 . . . 3 . . . 3.0 . .0 . . . 3 Brown, Darveon. . . 1 . . . 3 . . . 3.0 . .0 . . . 3 A-STATE 14 198 14.1 1 85 Opponents 17 152 8.9 1 100

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

2017 TEAM STATISTICS Team Statistics A-STATE OPP Scoring 454 309 Points Per Game 37.8 25.8 First Downs 322 233 Rushing 105 88 Passing 190 120 Penalty 27 25 Rushing Yardage 1831 1637 Yards Gained Rushing 2207 2067 Yards Lost Rushing 376 430 Rushing Attempts 463 460 Average Per Rush 4.0 3.6 Average Per Game 152.6 136.4 Touchdowns Rushing 17 17 Passing Yardage 4106 2897 Comp-Att-Int 317-512-17 204-397-14 Average Per Pass 8.0 7.3 Troy Elliott, OL Average Per Catch 13.0 14.2 Average Per Game 342.2 241.4 Touchdowns Passing 38 18 Total Offense 5937 4534 Total Plays 975 857 Average Per Play 6.1 5.3 Average Per Game 494.8 377.8 Kick Returns: #-Yards 35-676 49-1048 Punt Returns: #-Yards 37-370 4-8 Int. Returns: #-Yards 14-198 17-152 AStateRedWolves.com Kick Return Average 19.3 21.4 Punt Return Average 13.7 2.0 Int. Return Average 14.1 8.9 Fumbles-Lost 18-8 23-10 Penalties-Yards 94-828 83-721 Average Per Game 69.0 60.1 Punts-Yards 55-2227 83-3320 Average Per Punt 40.5 40.0 Net Punt Average 40.3 34.8 Kickoffs-Yards 85-4912 60-3537 Donovan Ransom, DL Average Per Kick 57.8 59.0 Net Kick Average 38.4 38.9 TOP/Game 28:51 31:09 3rd Down Conversions 80/180 61/185 3rd Down Percentage 44% 33% 4th Down Conversions 5/15 4/11 4th Down Percentage 33% 36% Sacks By-Yards 35-216 33-201

2017 STATISTICS | 100 | 2017 STATISTICS Miscellaneous Yards 0 0 Touchdowns Scored 59 40 Field Goals-Attempts 16-22 9-17 On-Side Kicks 1-2 0-2 Red-Zone Scores (46-64) 72% (25-31) 81% Red-Zone Touchdowns (35-64) 55% (19-31) 61% PAT-Attempts (48-54) 89% (34-37) 92% Attendance 119538 163550 Games/Avg. Per Game 5/23908 6/27258 Neutral Site Games Score By Quarter 1 2 3 4 OT Total Arkansas State 98 112 116 128 0 454 Johnston White, RB Opponents 67 99 58 85 0 309 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 DEFENSIVE STATISTICS (------Tackles ------) (-Sacks-) (- Pass Defense -) (-- Fumbles --) Blkd Name GP Solo Ast. Total TFL/Yds. No-Yds. Int.-Yds. BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf Wilson, Kyle 12 47 46 93 8.5-24 1.0-7 1-0 . 4 . 1 . Edmonds, BJ 12 43 38 80 0.5-5 . 3-19 4 . . - . . Clifton, Justin 12 43 20 63 4.5-10 . 1-0 13 . 1-10 2 . . Jackson, D 12 29 29 58 4.0-16 1.0-6 . 2 . 1-28 1 . . Rolland-Jones 12 29 27 56 19.0-102 13.0-85 . 1 6 - 3 . Johnson, M 12 23 19 42 . . 2-30 . . 1-28 1 . . Caston, Caleb 12 20 19 39 10.0-50 5.0-31 . . 8 2-60 1 . . Ellis-Brewer, T. 12 21 14 35 3.5-17 . 1-3 2 2 . 1 . . Taylor, Blaise 12 21 11 32 5.0-11 . 2-85 14 . 1-0 1 . . Martin, Kyle 11 17 11 28 1.0-1 . 2-0 2 . . . . . Gibson, J. 11 10 17 27 . . 1-61 2 . . . . . Liner, Dee 11 10 14 24 6.0-13 . . 1 1 . . 1 . Moreton, Hunter 12 9 14 23 5.5-20 2.0-13 . . . 1.4 . . .

Bingham, R. 12 11 11 22 8.0-42 5.0-32 . . 5 1-0 2 . . 2017 STATISTICS | 101 | Bonner, Caleb 12 5 14 19 ...... Carbonell, J. 9 4 14 18 0.5-2 0.5-2 ...... Medley, Demari 11 7 10 17 ...... Wagner, Nehemia 11 11 5 16 . . 1-0 3 . . . . . Howard, C 12 8 8 16 6.0-19 3.0-12 . . 2 . . . . Ransom, Donovan 12 8 6 14 1-0-1 . . . 1 . . . . Turnage, Antwon 10 7 6 13 1.5-12 ...... Chandler, J. 12 7 4 11 2.0-5 2.0-10 ...... Emory, Dajon 11 6 4 10 2.5-3 . . . 2 . . . Smith, Jeremy 11 4 5 9 . . . 1 . . . . . Thomas, C. 9 4 4 8 2.5-14 2.0-14 ...... Harris, T.J. 10 2 6 8 ...... Wooden, Larry 7 4 4 8 1.0-1 . . 1 . . . . . Bradley-King, W 5 2 5 7 2.0-13 1.0-10 1 . . 1 . . Louis, Kirk 11 1 6 7 0.5-0 0.5-0 ...... Curry, Josh 4 4 3 7 ...... Riggs, Griffin 10 2 3 5 1.5-8 . . . 1 . . . .

@AStateFB Murray, Chris 12 4 . 4 ...... Adams, Tony 8 2 2 4 0.5-1 ...... Chambers, T 4 2 2 4 . . . . . 1-0 . . . Johnson, Mark 6 1 1 2 ...... White, Johnston 12 1 1 2 ...... Williams, S. 12 . 1 1 ...... Mack, Blake 12 1 . 1 ...... Gallagher, Ben 12 1 . 1 ...... Cayetano, AJ 3 1 . 1 ...... Paschal, Dijon 12. 1 . 1 ...... McInnis, Justin 12 . 1 1 0.5-2 ...... Bayless, Omar 12 1 . 1 ...... TEAM 5 ...... 1 A-STATE 12 433 405 838 100-407 35-216 14-198 48 32 10-118 13 1 1 Opponents 12 520 434 954 67-289 33-201 17-152 55 26 8-54 7 . 1

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS ushes 29 Wand, W. vs Texas State (Nov. 18) Rushes 31 Tre Bryant, at Nebraska (Sep. 02) Yards Rushing 173 Wand, W. at ULM (Nov 25) Yards Rushing 192 Tre Bryant, at Nebraska (Sep. 02) TD Rushes 2 2 players, 3 times TD Rushes 2 twice Long Rush 82 Wand, W. at ULM (Nov. 25) Long Rush 74 M. Garrett, at Ga. Southern (Oct. 04) Pass Attempts 68 Hansen, Justice at Nebraska (Sep. 02) Pass Attempts 45 Garvin, Cole, at USA (Nov. 11) Pass Comp. 46 Hansen, Justice at Nebraska (Sep. 02) Pass Comp. 25 Garvin, Cole, at USA (Nov. 11) Yards Passing 520 Hansen, J. at ULM. (Nov. 25) Yards Passing 454 Evans, Caleb, at ULM (Nov. 25) TD Passes 5 Hansen, J. twice TD Passes 4 Evans, Caleb, at ULM (Nov. 25) Long Pass 73 Hansen, J. vs UAPB (Sep. 16) Long Pass 75 Patterson, LeEar, vs. UAPB (Sep. 16) Receptions 9 2 players, 2 times Receptions 8 Green, Marcus, at ULM (Nov. 25) Yards Receiving 211 McInnis, Justin at ULM. (Nov. 25) Yards Receiving 193 Green, Marcus, at ULM (Nov. 25) TD Receptions 2 5 players, 7 times TD Receptions 2 Proche, James at SMU (Sep. 23) Long Reception 73 McInnis, Justin vs UAPB (Sep. 16) Long Reception 75 Smith, Orion, vs UAPB (Sep. 16) Field Goals 3 Williams, S.vs CCU (Oct. 14) Field Goals 2 Drew Brown, at Nebraska (Sep. 02) Long Field Goal 46 Williams, S.at ULM (Nov. 25) Long Field Goal 51 Artigue, Stevie, vs. Louisiana (Oct. 19) Punts 8 Grace, Cody at NM State (Oct. 28) Punts 12 Theisler, P., at NM State (Oct. 28) Punting Avg 48.7 Grace, Cody vs CCU (Oct. 14) Punting Avg 44.8 Gillian, Jamie, vs. UAPB (Sep. 16) Long Punt 61 Grace, Cody vs MTSU (Dec. 16) Long Punt, 60 Geraci, Sam, vs Louisiana (Oct. 19) Long Punt Ret. 63 Taylor, Blaise at Nebraska (Sep. 02) Long Punt Ret. 4 Crayton, Kevin, vs UAPB (Sep. 16) Long Kick Ret. 55 Adams Jr., J.at USA (Nov. 11) )Long Kick Ret. 99 twice Tackles 13 2 players, 3 times Tackles 16 Herrington, D., at NM State. (Oct. 28) Sacks 2.5 Rolland-Jones twice Sacks 2.0 T. Phillips, at GSU (Oct. 04) Tackles For Loss 3.5 Rolland-Jones twice Tackles For Loss 3.0 twice

AStateRedWolves.com Interceptions 2 2 players, 2 times Interceptions 1 multiple times

TEAM GAME HIGHS OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes 61 vs. Texas State (Nov. 18) Rushes 63 at GSU (Oct. 04) Yards Rushing 262 vs. Louisiana (Oct. 19) Yards Rushing 337 at GSU (Oct. 04) Yards Per Rush 6.1 vs. Louisiana (Oct. 19) Yards Per Rush 5.9 at Nebraska (Sep. 02) TD Rushes 4 at ULM (Nov. 25) TD Rushes 4 at SMU (Sep. 23) Pass Attempts 68 at Nebraska (Sep. 02) Pass Attempts 46 at USA (Nov. 11) Pass Com. 46 at Nebraska (Sep. 02) Pass Comp. 25 at USA (Nov. 11) Yards Passing 520 at ULM (Nov. 25) Yards Passing 454 at ULM (Nov. 25) Yards Per Pass 13.7 at ULM (Nov. 25) Yards Per Pass 12.3 at ULM (Nov. 25) TD Passes 6 vs. UAPB (Sep. 16) TD Passes 4 at ULM (Nov. 25) Total Plays 97 vs. MTSU (Dec. 16) Total Plays 86 at SMU (Sep. 23) Total Offense 781 at ULM (Nov. 25) Total Offense 590 at ULM (Nov. 25) Yards Per Play 9.5 at ULM (Nov. 25) Yards Per Play 7.8 at ULM (Nov. 25) Points 67 at ULM (Nov. 25) Points 50 at ULM (Nov. 25)

2017 STATISTICS | 102 | 2017 STATISTICS Sacks By 7 at NM State (Oct. 28) Sacks By 6 vs. MTSU (Dec. 16) First Downs 32 2 times First Downs 31 at SMU (Sep. 23) Penalties 13 at NM State (Oct. 28) Penalties 10 twice Penalty Yards 126 at NM State (Oct. 28) Penalty Yards 90 at SMU (Sep. 23 Turnovers 6 at South Alabama (Nov. 11) Turnovers 5 vs. UAPB (Sep. 16) Interceptions by 3 3 times Interceptions By 4 twice Punts 8 at NM State (Oct. 28) Punts 12 at NM State (Oct. 28) Punting Avg 48.7 vs. CCU (Oct. 14) Punting Avg 44.8 vs UAPB (Sep. 16) Long Punt 61 vs MTSU (Dec. 16) Long Punt 60 vs Louisiana (Oct. 19) Punts inside 20 5 at NM State (Oct. 28) Punts inside 20 3 three times Long Punt Return 63 at Nebraska (Sep. 02) Long Punt return 4 vsUAPB (Sep. 16)

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 14 12 0 10 36 Arkansas State 13 7 21 7 48 Nebraska 17 10 7 9 43 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 0 3 0 0 3

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP Neb 1 09:52 Brown 21 yd FG 8-33 3:19 A-State 1 11:04 Booker 38 yd rec. 7-93 2:15 A-State 1 05:07 Taylor 63 yd punt ret. -- A-State 1 00:44 Mack 3 yd rec. 11-75 3:40 Neb 1 04:53 Spielman 99 yd KO ret. - - UAPB 2 09:51 Gillan 30 yd FG 14-62 5:53 A-State 1 02:12 Murray 29 yd rec. 9-87 2:41 A-State 2 07:24 Wand 12 yd run 6-75 2:27 Neb 1 00:32 Stanley 44 yd rec. 4-75 1:40 A-State 3 14:18 McInnis 73 yd rec. 2-81 0:37 Neb 2 09:57 Wilbon 7 yd run 8-91 3:46 A-State 3 12:14 Bayless 23 yd rec. 5-30 1:57 A-State 2 07:00 Team safety - - A-State 3 03:12 Adams 23 yd rec. 4-39 0:55 A-State 2 03:45 Mack 3 yd rec. 10-61 3:09 A-State 4 11:41 Booker 9 yd rec. 4-32 1:14 Neb 2 01:02 Brown 41 yd FG 9-41 2:43 A-State 2 00:00 Williams 39 yd FG 8-43 1:02 TEAM STATISTICS Neb 3 11:14 Bryant 1 yd run 8-70 3:46 A-STATE UAPB Neb 4 12:25 Pierson-El 8 yd rec. 6-53 2:07 First Downs 26 12 A-State 4 09:27 Williams 31 yd FG 10-61 2:53 Net yards rushing 137 56 Neb 4 05:52 Team safety - - Net yards passing 356 224 A-State 4 00:47 Edwards 3 yd rec. 12-63 3:31 Passes Comp-Att-Int 26-34-0 15-26-3

@AStateFB Total Net Yards 493 280 TEAM STATISTICS Fumbles: Number-Lost 3-0 2-2 A-STATE NEBRASKA Penalties: Number-Yards 5-39 3-15 First Downs 32 25 Possession Time 27:03 32:57 Net yards rushing 82 225 Third Down Conversions 5 of 12 6 of 16 Net yards passing 415 238 Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-25 3-17 Passes Comp-Att-Int 46-68-2 19-32-0 Total Net Yards 497 463 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-0 1-0 RUSHING: Arkansas-Pine Bluff - Williams,KeShaw 13- Penalties: Number-Yards 9-63 8-75 43; Cole,Tryvarious 8-20; Jordan,Christia 6-12; Patter- Possession Time 27:42 32:18 son,LeEar 4-minus 8; Duncan, Brandon 8-minus 11. Third Down Conversions 7 of 13 7 of 14 Arkansas State - Wand, Warren 9-62; White, Johnston 10- Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 1-5 37; Jones, Jamal 4-20; Weh-Weh, Armond 1-12; Mason, Chauncey 1-5; Hansen, Justice 8-4; Bonner, Logan 3-3; INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Coats, Carson 1-minus 6. PASSING: Arkansas-Pine Bluff RUSHING: Arkansas State - Wand, Warren 12-69; Jones, Jamal - Duncan, Brandon 13-23-3-140; Patterson,LeEar 2-3-0- 4-14; Murray, Chris 1-2; Hansen, Justice 4-minus 3. Nebraska - 84. Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 24-31-0-336; Bon- Tre Bryant 31-192; D. Pierson-El 2-23; Mikale Wilbon 2-15; Stan- ner, Logan 2-3-0-20. RECEIVING: Arkansas-Pine Bluff - ley Morgan 1-2; Luke McNitt 1-0; Tanner Lee 1-minus 7. PASS- Ralph, Tyrin 5-60; Cole,Tryvarious 3-21; Williams,KeShaw ING: Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 46-68-2-415. Nebraska 3-14; McNeal,Kolby 2-45; Smith,Orion 1-75; Jordan,Chris- - Tanner Lee 19-32-0-238. RECEIVING: Arkansas State-Mur- tia 1-9. Arkansas State - Booker, C. 4-76; Paschal, Dijon ray, Chris 9-90; Edwards, K. 8-100; Booker, C. 7-72; Bayless, 4-29; Bayless, Omar 3-50; Edwards, K. 3-19; Mack, Blake Omar 7-42; Mack, Blake 5-50; Paschal, Dijon 3-23; McInnis, 3-12; McInnis, Justin 2-84; Murray, Chris 2-37; Adams Jr., Justin 3-22; Wand, Warren 2-15; Jones, Jamal 2-1. Nebraska - J. 2-33; Wand, Warren 2-11; White, Johnston 1-5. IN- Stanley Morgan 5-102; Tyler Hoppes 3-40; Tyjon Lindsey 3-14; TERCEPTIONS: Arkansas-Pine Bluff - None. Arkansas Mikale Wilbon 3-7; JD Spielman 2-44; D. Pierson-El 2-20; Luke State - Wilson, Kyle 1-0; Wagner, Nehemia 1-0; Taylor, McNitt 1-11. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State - None. Ne- Blaise 1-0. FUMBLES: Arkansas-Pine Bluff - braska - Joshua Kalu 1-0; Tyrin Ferguson 1-0. FUMBLES: Jordan,Christia 1-1; Ralph, Tyrin 1-1. Arkansas State - Arkansas State-Hansen, Justice 1-0; Taylor, Blaise 1-0. Ne- Hansen, Justice 2-0; Taylor, Blaise 1-0. braska - Mikale Wilbon 1-0. BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 14 0 0 7 21 Arkansas State 3 19 14 7 43 SMU 10 20 7 7 44 Georgia Southern 0 17 0 8 25

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP SMU 1 08:46 Williams 19 yd FG 15-86 4:27 A-State 1 01:06 Williams 43 yd FG 8-28 2:35 A-State 1 03:28 Bayless 32 yd rec. 9-89 2:35 Ga. So. 2 11:21 Bass 27 yd FG 9-67 4:38 SMU 1 01:37 Proche 55 yd rec. 5-75 1:51 A-State 2 10:10 Murray 56 yd rec. 4-75 1:11 A-State 1 01:28 Mack 19 yd rec. 5-75 1:28 Ga. So. 2 08:13 Garrett 74 yd run 4-91 1:52 SMU 2 10:19 Sutton 2 yd run 11-74 4:41 A-State 2 06:17 Wand 25 yd run 1-25 0:08

AStateRedWolves.com SMU 2 03:32 Freeman 35 yd run 4-62 1:12 Ga. So. 2 01:03 Fields 8 yd run 3-20 1:14 SMU 2 01:04 Proche 49 yd rec. 5-82 1:27 A-State 2 00:20 Murray 57 yd rec. 3-75 0:43 SMU 3 06:49 Freeman 10 yd run 8-33 3:39 A-State 3 14:15 Mack 29 yd rec. 4-75 0:45 A-State 4 12:32 Wand 5 yd run 4-30 1:04 A-State 3 11:43 Wand 12 yd run 2-29 0:25 SMU 4 09:52 Hicks 7 yd run 5-65 2:32 Ga. So. 4 11:08 Fortune 50 yd rec. 1-50 0:08 A-State 4 05:37 Bayless 37 yd rec. 2-42 0:34 TEAM STATISTICS A-STATE SMU TEAM STATISTICS First Downs 20 31 A-STATE GA. SO. Net yards rushing 143 314 First Downs 20 23 Net yards passing 284 266 First Downs 19 24 Passes Comp-Att-Int 23-43-1 16-32-0 Net yards rushing 65 333 Total Net Yards 427 580 Net yards passing 316 160 Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-1 1-0 Passes Comp-Att-Int 12-26-4 10-18-2 Penalties: Number-Yards 12-93 10-90 Total Net Yards 381 493 Possession Time 23:42 36:18 Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-1 6-2 Third Down Conversions 3 of 12 6 of 16 Penalties: Number-Yards 5-55 7-63 Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-8 3-14 Possession Time 20:56 39:04 Third Down Conversions 5 of 12 3 of 15 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sacks By: Number-Yards 4-17 2-12 RUSHING: Arkansas State - Wand, Warren 14-84; Hansen, Justice 7-36; Jones, Jamal 5-25; Bonner, Logan INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS 2-4; Murray, Chris 1-minus 6. SMU - JONES, Xavier 19- RUSHING: Arkansas State - Wand, Warren 11-61; 146; FREEMAN, Ke'Mon 15-92; WEST, Braeden 13-63; White, Johnston 9-32; Jones, Jamal 5-27; Hansen, Justice 2017 GAME RECAPS | 104 | GILLINS, D.J. 2-9; SUTTON, C. 1-2; QUINN, Trey 1-0; 6-minus 6; TEAM 4-minus 49. Georgia Southern - S. HICKS, Ben 3-minus 1. PASSING: Arkansas State - Werts 29-112; M. Garrett 2-77; W. Fields 17-72; L. Hansen, Justice 16-26-0-234; Bonner, Logan 7-17-1-50; Ramsby 14-65; M. Campbell 1-7. PASSING: Arkansas Murray, Chris 0-0-0-0. SMU - HICKS, Ben 16-32-0-266. State - Hansen, Justice 12-26-4-316. Georgia Southern - RECEIVING: Arkansas State - Mack, Blake 5-102; Bay- S. Werts 10-18-2-160. RECEIVING: Arkansas State - less, Omar 4-72; Edwards, K. 4-36; Booker, C. 3-42; McIn- Murray, Chris 5-188; Mack, Blake 3-54; Bayless, Omar 1- nis, Justin 2-22; Murray, Chris 2-minus 3; Wand, Warren 37; Edwards, K. 1-29; McInnis, Justin 1-8; Booker, C. 1- 1-7; Adams Jr., J. 1-6; Jones, Jamal 1-0. SMU - QUINN, 0. Georgia Southern - O. Fortune 3-70; M. Michaud 2-46; Trey 5-50; PROCHE, James 3-131; WEST, Braeden 3-27; W. Fields 2-8; D. Glenn 1-14; E. Richardson 1-13; D. An- SUTTON, C. 2-32; GAILLIARD, M. 2-26; FREEMAN, Ke'- derson 1-9. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State - John- Mon 1-0. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State - None. son, M. 1-30; Ellis-Brewer, T 1-3. Georgia Southern - M. SMU - WYATT, Jordan 1-25. FUMBLES: Arkansas State Brinson 1-4; C. DeLaRosa 1-3; D. Baker 1-2; K. Vildor 1- - Mack, Blake 1-1; Taylor, Blaise 1-0. SMU-JONES, Xavier 0. FUMBLES: Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 1-0; 1-0. TEAM 1-1. Georgia Southern - S. Werts 4-2; L. Ramsby 1-0; M. Campbell 1-0.

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 7 10 17 17 51 Arkansas State 14 20 3 10 47 Coastal Carolina 0 7 0 10 17 Louisiana 3 0 0 0 3

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP A-State 1 08:58 Murray 12 yd rec. 12-80 3:22 A-State 1 14:17 Caston 24 yd fumble ret. -- CCU 2 14:54 Demos 1 yd run 9-84 5:35 A-State 1 08:39 Johnston 1 yd run 6-73 2:03 A-State 2 06:58 Mack 10 yd rec. 9-66 2:38 Louisiana1 02:10 Artigue 51 yd FG 8-27 3:19 A-State 2 00:08 Williams 17 yd FG 10-62 2:58 A-State 2 14:07 McInnis 44-yd rec. 7-80 1:35 A-State 3 13:11 Paschal 17 yd rec. 6-80 1:49 A-State 2 04:59 Hansen 20-yd run 12-80 4:22 A-State 3 08:47 Williams 22 yd FG 7-21 2:34 A-State 2 00:01 McInnis 6-yd rec. 7-66 0:58 A-State 3 02:46 Edwards 4 yd rec. 9-68 2:54 A-State 3 08:46 Williams 24-yd FG 8-58 2:35 CCU 4 12:48 Jones 51 yd rec. 1-51 0:10 A-State 4 12:45 Williams 28-yd FF 7-70 2:15 A-State 4 10:55 Mack 23 yd rec. 5-65 1:47 A-State 4 07:10 Mason 10-yd run 8-63 3:30 CCU 4 07:27 Rabon 37 yd FG 8-59 3:21 A-State 4 03:20 Williams 34 yd FG 7-27 3:49 TEAM STATISTICS A-State 4 01:46 Jackson 28 yd fumble ret. -- A-STATE UL First Downs 30 17 TEAM STATISTICS Net yards rushing 262 91 A-STATE CCU Net yards passing 309 179

@AStateFB First Downs 28 24 Passes Comp-Att-Int 24-40-0 15-36-1 Net yards rushing 189 207 Total Net Yards 571 270 Net yards passing 291 231 Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-1 3-1 Passes Comp-Att-Int 24-37-0 13-29-0 Penalties: Number-Yards 7-60 6-74 Total Net Yards 480 438 Possession Time 26:05 33:55 Fumbles: Number-Lost 0-0 2-1 Third Down Conversions 5 of 13 4 of 18 Penalties: Number-Yards 6-59 6-40 Sacks By: Number-Yards 5-33 1-6 Possession Time 28:07 31:53 Third Down Conversions 9 of 15 3 of 11 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-27 1-3 RUSHING: Louisiana - Davis, Jordan 9-33; Calais, Ray- mond 6-27; Hoggins, Darius 8-18; Ragas, Trey 8-17; Wright, INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Jordan 3-9; Ray, Dion 1-0; Nunez, Andre 6-minus 13. RUSHING: Coastal Carolina - Abercrombie, O. 10-107; Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 13-121; White, Johnston Hairston, J. 5-47; Outlow, Marcus 7-26; James, Alex 4- 13-73; Mason, Chauncey 5-51; Jones, Jamal 7-30; Bonner, 25; Williams, M. 1-15; Holmes, T'Qele 1-11; Keane, Tyler Logan 1-4; McInnis, Justin 1-3; Weh-Weh, Armond 1-0; 2-4; Demos, Dalton 2-minus 4; TEAM 1-minus 5; Ander- TEAM 1-minus 2; Foncham, Damon 1-minus 18. PASSING: son, K. 5-minus 19. Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 9- Louisiana - Davis, Jordan 11-24-0-128; Nunez, Andre 4-11- 68; Jones, Jamal 10-41; White, Johnston 9-35; Mason, 1-51; Bradley, J. 0-1-0-0. Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice Chauncey 4-29; Wand, Warren 3-9; Murray, Chris 1-7; 23-37-0-275; Mason, Chauncey 1-1-0-34; TEAM 0-1-0-0; Bonner, Logan 1-0. PASSING: Coastal Carolina - Ander- Bonner, Logan 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Louisiana - Jacquet, son, K. 5-16-0-133; Keane, Tyler 8-13-0-98. Arkansas Mic. 6-55; Jackson, Jarrod 2-17; Bradley, J. 2-16; Malone, State - Hansen, Justice 24-37-0-291. RECEIVING: Ryheem 1-25; Barnes, Keenan 1-23; Wright, Jordan 1-19; Coastal Carolina - Black, Omar 5-88; Tyler, Ky'Jon 3-37; Hoggins, Darius 1-15; Calais, Raymond 1-9. Arkansas State Jones, Chris 2-75; James, Alex 2-5; Williams, M. 1-26. - Mack, Blake 5-65; White, Johnston 5-41; McInnis, Justin 4- Arkansas State - Mack, Blake 6-63; McInnis, Justin 4-68; 61; Bayless, Omar 3-40; Murray, Chris 2-20; Hansen, Justice Paschal, Dijon 4-45; Edwards, K. 4-32; Murray, Chris 3-35; 1-34; Paschal, Dijon 1-25; Isaac, Javonis 1-10; Jones, Jamal White, Johnston 2-38; Bayless, Omar 1-10. INTERCEP- 1-7; Edwards, K. 1-6. INTERCEPTIONS: Louisiana - TIONS: Coastal Carolina - None. Arkansas State - None. None. Arkansas State - Johnson, M. 1-0. FUMBLES: FUMBLES: Coastal Carolina - Anderson, K. 2-1. Louisiana - Nunez, Andre 1-1; Calais, Raymond 1-0; Ragas, Arkansas State - None. Trey 1-0. Arkansas State - Jones, Jamal 1-1. BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 7 0 10 20 37 Arkansas State 0 6 6 7 19 New Mexico State 0 14 0 7 21 South Alabama 10 0 7 7 24

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP A-State 1 01:25 Bayless 21 yd rec. 4-50 1:07 USA 1 05:15 Minter 5 yd run 6-29 3:04 NMSU 2 08:46 Rose III 1 yd run 5-24 2:07 USA 1 00:52 Patterson 46 yd FG 8-42 3:22 NMSU 2 00:24 Roberts 3 yd rec. 7-84 0:47 A-State 2 11:20 Williams 24 yd FG 13-65 4:32 A-State 3 09:12 Williams 44 yd FG 6-17 1:08 A-State 2 09:42 Williams 40 yd fG 5-5 1:25 A-State 3 06:55 Bayless 23 yd rec. 7-58 1:26 USA 3 01:36 Harris 39 yd rec. 6-83 2:16

AStateRedWolves.com NMSU 4 14:56 Rogers 2 yd run 5-78 1:40 A-State 3 00:23 Booker 18 yd rec. 4-79 1:13 A-State 4 12:15 Murray 12 yd rec. 8-65 2:41 USA 4 12:08 Baker 16 yd rec. 9-75 3:15 A-State 4 09:16 Murray 37 yd rec. 5-71 1:49 A-State 4 09:13 Murray 14 yd rec. 9-62 2:55 A-State 4 08:02 White 8 yd run 2-9 0:52 TEAM STATISTICS TEAM STATISTICS A-STATE USA A-STATE NMSU First Downs 23 18 First Downs 27 13 Net yards rushing 66 -3 Net yards rushing 120 35 Net yards passing 299 343 Net yards passing 297 221 Passes Comp-Att-Int 28-45-4 25-46-0 Passes Comp-Att-Int 25-40-1 20-40-2 Total Net Yards 365 340 Total Net Yards 417 256 Fumbles: Number-Lost 3-2 3-1 Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-1 0-0 Penalties: Number-Yards 7-40 9-81 Penalties: Number-Yards 13-126 4-39 Possession Time 27:00 33:00 Possession Time 31:39 28:21 Third Down Conversions 6 of 15 7 of 20 Third Down Conversions 3 of 14 3 of 17 Sacks By: Number-Yards 3-20 4-25 Sacks By: Number-Yards 7-45 5-31 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 18-37; RUSHING: Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 17-39; Wand, Warren 7-21; White, Johnston 6-20; Jones, Jamal Jones, Jamal 7-38; White, Johnston 9-35; Mason, 1-2; TEAM 1-minus 14. South Alabama - Robinson,Car- Chauncey 4-13; Bayless, Omar 1-minus 1; TEAM 2-minus los 9-21; Minter, Tra 14-9; TEAM 4-minus 13; Garvin, Cole 4. NM State - Rose III, Larry 18-55; Huntley, Jason 4-11; 5-minus 20. PASSING: Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice Rogers, Tyler 10-minus 31. PASSING: Arkansas State - 27-44-4-285; Brown, Darveon 1-1-0-14. South Alabama 2017 GAME RECAPS | 106 | Hansen, Justice 25-40-1-297. NM State - Rogers, Tyler - Garvin, Cole 25-45-0-343; TEAM 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: 20-40-2-221. RECEIVING: Arkansas State - McInnis, Arkansas State - Murray, Chris 7-44; Mack, Blake 5-94; Justin 7-68; Bayless, Omar 4-73; Murray, Chris 4-59; Ed- Paschal, Dijon 4-55; McInnis, Justin 3-30; Wand, Warren wards, K. 4-33; Paschal, Dijon 2-32; Adams Jr., J. 2-17; 3-19; Adams Jr., J. 2-17; Booker, C. 1-18; Hansen, Jus- Mack, Blake 2-15. NM State - Clark, OJ 7-113; Scott, tice 1-14; Edwards, K. 1-7; Jones, Jamal 1-1. South Ala- Jaleel 4-61; Hogan, Gregory 3-14; Muse, Anthony 2-22; bama-Stanley, Malik 6-60; McCray, Jordan 4-72; Way, Huntley, Jason 2-8; Roberts, Bryce 1-3; Rose III, Larry 1- Jamarius 3-66; Baker, Kawaan 3-48; Minter, Tra 3-2; Har- 0. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State - Gibson, J. 1-61; ris, Sam 2-56; Reinkemeyer, A 2-12; Gardner, David 1-22; Edmonds, BJ 1-0. NM State - Lomax, Shamad 1-0. FUM- Francis, Mseiah 1-5. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State BLES: Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 1-1. NM State- - None. South Alabama - Reaves, Jeremy 1-7; Grayer, None. Sean 1-0; Songy, Darrell 1-0; Moss, Tobias 1-0. FUM- BLES: Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 1-1; TEAM 1-0; Taylor, Blaise 1-1. South Alabama - Garvin, Cole 1-0; Stanley, Malik 1-1; TEAM 1-0.

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE

GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017

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Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Arkansas State 16 0 14 0 30 Arkansas State 7 21 21 18 67 Texas State 6 0 6 0 12 ULM 14 7 14 15 50 Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP ULM 1 13:58 Green 32 yd rec. 5-80 1:02 TX St. 1 11:42 Taylor 5 yd run 12-75 3:18 A-State 1 11:32 Murray 4 yd rec. 8-72 2:26 A-State 1 09:35 Williams 39 yd FG 7-41 2:18 ULM 1 00:28 Evans 2 yd run 16-99 7:02 A-State 1 08:40 Wand 8 yd run 3-27 0:44 A-State 2 13:57 Mack 5 yd rec. 5-87 1:31 A-State 1 03:37 Hansen 1 yd run 10-54 3:13 ULM 2 12:29 Williams 29 yd rec. 5-77 1:28 TX St. 3 10:51 Taylor 18 yd rec. 4-83 1:44 A-State 2 10:15 Wand 82 yd run 5-80 2:14 A-State 3 04:54 Hansen 1 yd run 5-21 2:09 A-State 2 05:13 Booker 4 yd rec. 3-36 1:00 A-State 4 00:13 Edwards 12 yd rec. 6-49 2:21 A-State 3 13:30 Hansen 8 yd run 6-75 1:30 A-State 3 09:47 Hansen 38 yd run 6-68 2:09 TEAM STATISTICS ULM 3 09:34 Green 95 yd KO return - - A-STATE TEXAS ST. ULM 3 04:54 Turner 27 yd rec. 6-89 2:23 First Downs 25 11 A-State 3 01:30 Murray 17 yd rec. 9-71 3:24 Net yards rushing 233 85 ULM 4 13:25 Evans 6 yd run 7-46 3:05 Net yards passing 229 103 A-State 4 12:45 White 34 yd run 2-73 0:40 Passes Comp-Att-Int 20-33-0 8-25-0 ULM 4 09:53 Gillespie 35 yd rec. 5-64 2:52 Total Net Yards 462 188 A-State 4 01:42 Williams 46 yd FG 7-43 2:28

@AStateFB Fumbles: Number-Lost 0-0 2-1 A-State 4 00:56 Taylor 85 yd INT ret. - - Penalties: Number-Yards 6-39 5-31 Possession Time 39:27 20:33 TEAM STATISTICS Third Down Conversions 10 of 20 3 of 14 A-STATE ULM Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-18 1-5 First Downs 31 27 Net yards rushing 261 136 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Net yards passing 520 454 RUSHING: Texas State - R. Brown Jr 5-71; Taylor,An- Passes Comp-Att-Int 26-38-1 21-37-3 thony 10-34; Brewer,Aaron 1-7; Smith,Anthony 7-6; Jones Total Net Yards 781 590 III, W. 1-5; Ripley,Marcus 1-minus 3; Team 1-minus 12; Fumbles: Number-Lost 1-0 1-1 Penalties: Number-Yards 10-108 8-80 Williams, D. 4-minus 23. Arkansas State - Wand, Warren Possession Time 30:37 29:23 29-138; White, Johnston 9-46; Mason, Chauncey 12-39; Third Down Conversions 9 of 15 7 of 12 Hansen, Justice 11-10. PASSING: Texas State - Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-3 2-13 Williams, D. 8-23-0-103; Jones III, W. 0-2-0-0. Arkansas State-Hansen, Justice 20-33-0-229. RECEIVING: Texas INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS State - King,Elijah 2-29; Haydel,J. 2-9; White,Hutch 1-29; RUSHING: Arkansas State - Wand, Warren 21-173; White, Johnston Taylor,Anthony 1-18; French,Chris 1-13; Twyford,Caleb 1- 11-64; Hansen, Justice 7-30; Mason, Chauncey 1-0; Wilson, Kyle 2- 5. Arkansas State - Mack, Blake 4-21; Edwards, K. 3-45; minus 1; Bayless, Omar 1-minus 2; Booker, C. 1-minus 3. ULM - Evans, Bayless, Omar 3-45; Wand, Warren 3-26; McInnis, Justin Caleb 17-61; Gore, Derrick 11-29; Green, Marcus 1-19; White, Kayin 4- 1-33; Paschal, Dijon 1-18; Booker, C. 1-18; White, John- 15; Vaughn, Austin 3-13; Luckett, Ben 2-1; TEAM 1-minus 2. PASS- ston 1-9; Mason, Chauncey 1-7; Adams Jr., J. 1-4; Murray, ING: Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 26-38-1-520. ULM - Evans, Chris 1-3. INTERCEPTIONS: Texas State - None. Caleb 21-37-3-454. RECEIVING: Arkansas State - McInnis, Justin 9- Arkansas State - None. FUMBLES: Texas State - Hay- 211; Murray, Chris 5-99; Edwards, K. 3-64; Booker, C. 3-40; Mack, Blake del,J. 1-1; Williams, D. 1-0. Arkansas State - None. 2-29; Bayless, Omar 2-21; Wand, Warren 1-39; Paschal, Dijon 1-17. ULM - Green, Marcus 8-193; Turner, RJ 3-111; Gillespie, D. 3-68; Williams, Brian 2-45; Gore, Derrick 1-10; Batiste, B. 1-9; White, Kayin 1-9; Spiller, Sloan 1-5; Brown, Xavier 1-4. INTERCEPTIONS: Arkansas State - Martin, Kyle 2-0; Taylor, Blaise 1-85. ULM-Marshall, Lee 1-2. FUMBLES: Arkansas State - Adams Jr., J. 1-0. ULM-White, Kayin 1-1. BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 2017 A-STATE LONG PLAYS (25+ YARDS) Yds Play Opp. Date Qtr.

GAME 11 GAME 82 (TD) Wand rush ULM 11-25 2 73 (TD) Hansen pass to McInnis UAPB 9-16 3 71 Hasnen pass to McInnis ULM 11-25 1 57 (TD) Hansen pass to Murray Ga. So. 10-4 2 56 (TD) Hansen pass to Murray Ga. So. 10-4 2 51 Hansen pass to Murray Ga. So. 10-4 3 50 Hansen pass to Mack USA 11-11 3 49 Hasnen pass to McInnis ULM 11-25 3 48 Hansen pass to McInnis Troy 12-2 1 44 (TD) Hansen pass to McInnis Louisiana 10-19 2 41 (TD) Hansen pass to Booker MTSU 12-16 4 39 (TD) Hansen pass to Booker Troy 12-2 4 39 Hasnen pass to Wand ULM 11-25 4 38 (TD) Hansen rush ULM 11-25 3 38 (TD) Hanen pass to Booker UAPB 9-16 1 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score 38 Hansen pass to Edwards Nebraska 9-2 4 Arkansas State 0 10 3 12 25 Troy 0 7 10 15 32 37 (TD) Hansen pass to Murray NMSU 10-28 4 37 (TD) Hansen pass to Bayless Ga. So. 10-4 4 Team Qtr Time Scoring play Pys-Yds TOP 36 Hansen pass to Mack SMU 9-23 2 A-State 2 13:36 Williams 26 yd FG 6-29 1:19 35 Hansen pass to Murray ULM 11-25 1 Troy 2 13:20 Jones 99 yd kickoff ret. - - A-State 2 05:53 Hansen 5 yd run 6-55 2:35 34 (TD) White rush ULM 11-25 4 Troy 3 09:59 Sumpter 37 yd FG 9-51 2:59 34 Hansen pass to Bayless Texas St. 11-18 3 A-State 3 05:07 Williams 28 yd FG 13-69 4:41 AStateRedWolves.com 34 Mason pass to Hansen Louisiana 10-19 1 Troy 3 03:36 Eafford 44 yd rec. 6-69 1:26 Troy 4 07:46 Jones 100 yd INT ret. - - 33 White rush Troy 12-2 4 A-State 4 02:56 Bayless 11 yd rec. 10-93 3:07 33 Hansen pass to McInnis ULM 11-25 2 A-State 4 01:28 Booker 39 yd rec. 6-67 1:06 33 Hansen pass to McInnis Texas St. 11-18 1 Troy 4 00:17 Douglas 14 yd rec. 9-72 1:06 33 Hansen rush Louisiana 10-19 1 TEAM STATISTICS 32 Hansen rush Louisiana 10-19 2 A-STATE TROY 32 Hansen pass to McInnis CCU 10-14 3 First Downs 32 14 Net yards rushing 169 47 32 (TD) Hansen pass to Bayless SMU 9-23 1 Net yards passing 437 246 32 Hansen rush MTSU 12-16 4 Passes Comp-Att-Int 31-50-3 23-41-0 31 Hansen pass to Mack Troy 12-2 4 Total Net Yards 606 293 Fumbles: Number-Lost 0-0 2-1 31 Hansen pass to Murray Troy 12-2 2 Penalties: Number-Yards 7-65 7-46 31 Hansen pass to White CCU 10-14 2 Possession Time 33:41 26:19 Third Down Conversions 9 of 18 6 of 18 30 Hansen pass to Paschal Troy 12-2 1 Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 4-21 30 Wand rush ULM 11-25 4 30 Hansen pass to Bayless SMU 9-23 1 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING: TROY - Chunn, Jordan 13-33; Anderson, Josh 29 (TD) Hansen pass to Mack Ga. So. 10-4 3 4-7; Silvers, B. 4-5; McCormick, T. 1-3; TEAM 1-0; John- 29 Hansen pass to Edwards Ga. So. 10-4 3 son, John 1-0; Douglas, D. 1-minus 1. Arkansas State - 29 Hansen pass to Mack SMU 9-23 2 White, Johnston 9-65; Wand, Warren 19-52; Hansen, Jus- 2017 GAME RECAPS | 108 | tice 16-52. PASSING: TROY - Silvers, B. 23-41-0-246. 29 Hansen pass to Booker SMU 9-23 1 Arkansas State - Hansen, Justice 31-50-3-437. RECEIV- 29 (TD) Hansen pass to Murray Nebraska 9-2 1 ING: TROY - Douglas, D. 7-74; McCormick, T. 4-32; Eaf- 28 Hansen pass to Murray MTSU 12-16 4 ford, Tray 3-70; Anderson, Josh 3-25; Hallman, R. 2-17; Chunn, Jordan 2-17; Johnson, John 1-13; Henderson, J. 27 Hansen pass to Mack Troy 12-2 3 1-minus 2. Arkansas State - Mack, Blake 6-104; McInnis, 27 Hansen pass to Booker ULM 11-25 3 Justin 6-91; Murray, Chris 5-73; White, Johnston 5-39; 27 Wand rush SMU 9-23 2 Bayless, Omar 3-38; Paschal, Dijon 2-34; Booker, C. 1- 39; Mason, Chauncey 1-8; Edwards, K. 1-7; Wand, War- 25 Mason rush Louisiana 10-19 4 ren 1-4. INTERCEPTIONS: TROY - Jones, Marcus 25 Hansen pass to Paschal Louisiana 10-19 3 1-100; Brown, Blace 1-0; Murray, Tyler 1-0. Arkansas 25 Hansen pass to McInnis MTSU 12-16 1 State - None. FUMBLES: TROY - TEAM 1-0; Anderson, Josh 1-1. Arkansas State - None. 25 (TD) Wand rush Ga. So. 10-4 2 25 Hansen pass to Murray UAPB 9-16 2 25 Hansen pass to Booker UAPB 9-16 1

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 2017 SUN BELT CONFERENCE STANDINGS Team SBC W-L Pct. Overall W-L Pct. H A N Streak Troy*$ 7-1 . . . . 0.875. . . 11-2 . . .0.846 . . . . 5-1 . . . . . 5-1. . . . . 1-0 . . . W7 Appalachian State*$ 7-1 . . . . 0.875 . . . 9-4 . . ..0.692 . . . . 5-1 . . . . . 3-3. . . . . 1-0 . . . W4 Arkansas State$ 6-2 . . . 0.750. . . 7-5 . . . 0.583 . . . 4-1 . . . . . 3-3 . . . . 0-1 . . . L2 Georgia State$ 5-3 . . . . 0.625 . . . 7-5 . . .0.583 . . . . 1-4 . . . . . 5-1. . . . . 1-0 . . . W1 UL Monroe 4-4 . . . . 0.500 . . . 4-8 . . .0.333 . . . . 2-3 . . . . . 2-5. . . . . 0-0. . . . L3 Louisiana 4-4 . . . . 0.500 . . . 5-7 . . .0.417 . . . . 3-2 . . . . . 2-5. . . . . 0-0. . . . L2 New Mexico State$ 4-4 . . . . 0.500 . . . 7-6 . . .0.538 . . . . 3-2 . . . . . 3-4. . . . . 1-0 . . . W3 Idaho 3-5 . . . . 0.375 . . . 4-8 . . .0.333 . . . . 2-4 . . . . . 2-4. . . . . 0-0 . . . W1 South Alabama 3-5 . . . . 0.375 . . . 4-8 . . .0.333 . . . . 3-3 . . . . . 1-5. . . . . 0-0. . . . L2 Coastal Carolina 2-6 . . . . 0.250 . . . 3-9 . . .0.250 . . . . 2-4 . . . . . 1-5. . . . . 0-0 . . . W2 Georgia Southern 2-6 . . . . 0.250. . . 2-10 . . .0.167 . . . . 1-3 . . . . . 1-6. . . . . 0-0. . . . L1 Texas State 1-7 . . . . 0.125. . . 2-10 . . .0.167 . . . . 1-5 . . . . . 1-5. . . . . 0-0. . . . L4 *Sun Belt Conference regular season champion; $Bowl eligibile

2017 SUN BELT REVIEW | 109 | 2017 PRESEASON SBC POLL SECOND TEAM PRESEASON OFFENSE 1. Appalachian State (7): 136 pts Taylor Lamb (Appalachian State, QB, Sr.) 2. Troy (2): 127 pts Xavier Johnson (South Alabama, RB, Sr.) 3. Arkansas State (1) : 122 pts Jordan Chunn (Troy, RB, Sr.) 4. South Alabama: 98 pts Dijon Paschal (Arkansas State, WR, Sr.) 5. UL-Lafayette (1) : 95 pts Keenan Barnes (Louisiana, WR, Jr.) 6. Idaho: 84 pts Deondre Douglas (Troy, WR, Jr.) 7. Georgia Southern: 82 pts Gabe Schrade(Texas State State, TE, Sr.) 8. Georgia State: 48 pts Vic Johnson (Appalachian State, OL, So.) 9. ULM: 46 pts Grant Horst (Louisiana, OL, Sr.) 10. New Mexico State (1) : 41 pts Frank Sutton Jr. (ULM, OL, Sr.) 11. Texas State: 31 pts Aaron Brewer (Texas State, OL, So.) 11. Coastal Carolina: 26 pts Deontae Crumitie (Trot, OL, Jr.) School, points (first place votes) SECOND TEAM PRESEASON DEFENSE Myquon Stout (Appalachian State, DL, Jr.) 2017 PRESEASON ALL-SBC Dee Liner (Arkansas State, DL, Sr.) Mackendy Cheridor (Goergia State, DL, Sr.) FIRST TEAM PRESEASON OFFENSE Taboris Lee (UL Lafayette, DL, Sr.) Brandon Silvers (Troy, QB, Sr.) Devan Stringer (Appalachian State, LB, Sr.) Jalin Moore (Appalachian State, RB, Jr.) Tony Lashley (Idaho, LB, Jr.) Larry Rose III (New Mexico State, RB, Sr.) Darrell Songy (South Alabama, LB, Sr.) Shaedon Meadors (App. State, WR, Sr.) Tracy Walker (Louisiana, DB, Sr.) Penny Hart (Georgia State, WR, So.) Blaise Taylor (Arkansas State, DB, Sr.) Emanuel Thompson (Troy, WR, Sr.) Jaden Wright (New Mexico State, DB, Sr.)

@AStateFB Blake Mack (Arkansas State, TE, Sr.) Kamryn Melton (Troy, DB, Sr.) Colby Gossett (Appalachian State, OL, Sr.) Kris Weatherspoon (Troy, DB, Sr.) Beau Nunn (Appalachian State, OL, Sr.) SECOND TEAM PRESEASON SPECIAL TEAMS Jordan Rose (Idaho, OL, Sr.) Michael Rubino (Appalachian State, K, So.) Noah Fisher (South Alabama, OL, Jr.) Evan Rabon (Coastal Carolina, P, Jr.) Steven Rowzee (Troy, OL, Sr.) Xavier Johnson (South Alabama, RS, Sr.) FIRST TEAM PRESEASON DEFENSE Tre Sims (Appalachian State, DL, Sr.) Offensive Player of the Year: Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (A-State, DL, Sr.) Jalin Moore (Appalachian State, RB, Jr.) Aikeem Coleman (Idaho, DL, Sr.) Defensive Player of the Year: Joe Dillion (Louisiana, DL, So.) Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (Ark. St., DL, Sr.) Baron Poole (Troy, DL, Sr.) Eric Boggs (Appalachian State, LB, Sr.) Kyle Wilson (Arkansas State, LB, Sr.) Bryan London II (Texas State, LB, Sr.) Clifton Duck (Appalachian State, DB, So.) Justin Clifton (Arkansas State, DB, Jr.) Chandon Sullivan (Georgia State, DB, Sr.) Jeremy Reaves (South Alabama, DB, Sr.) FIRST TEAM PRESEASON SPECIAL TEAMS Stevie Artigue (Louisiana, K, Jr.) Payton Theisler (New Mexico State, P, So.) Blaise Taylor (Arkansas State, RS, Sr.) Dijon Paschal, WR BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 2017 ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE TEAM FIRST TEAM OFFENSE Gabe Schrade (Texas State, TE, Sr.) THIRD TEAM DEFENSE Justice Hansen (A-State,QB, Jr.) Noah Johnson (Idaho, OL, So.) Caleb Fuller (ApP. St., DL, Sr.) Jalin Moore (Appalachian State, RB, Jr.) Kevin Dotson (Louisiana, OL, So.) Caleb Caston (A-St., DL, Sr.) Aaron Duckworth (Idaho, RB, Sr.) Noah Fisher (South Alabama, OL, Jr.) Marterious Allen (GSU, DL, Jr.) Ike Lewis (Appalachian State, WR, Sr.) Deontae Crumitie (Troy, OL, Jr.) Joe Dillon (Louisiana, DL, So.) Penny Hart (Georgia State, WR,So.) Tristan Crowder (Troy, OL, So.) Devan Stringer (App. St., LB, Sr.) Jaleel Scott (New Mexico State, WR,Sr.) Michael Shaw (GSU, LB, RS-Jr.) Blake Mack (A-State, TE, Sr.) SECOND TEAM DEFENSE Frankie Griffin (Texas State, LB, Jr.) Colby Gossett (App. State, OL, Sr.) Ronheen Bingham (A-State, DL, Jr.) A.J. Howard (App. St., DB, Sr.) Beau Nunn (Appalachian State, OL, Sr.) Logan Hunt (Georgia Southern, DL, Jr.) Chandon Sullivan (GSU, DB, Sr.) Victor Johnson (App. State, OL, So.) Jamal Stadom (Troy, DL, Sr.) Tracy Walker (Louisiana, DB, Sr.) Lanard Bonner (Arkansas State, OL, Jr.) Trevon Sanders (Troy, DL, Jr.) Shamad Lomax (NMSU, DB, So.) Steven Rowzee (Troy, OL, Sr.) Kyle Wilson (A-State, LB, Sr.) Cedarius Rookard (Troy, DB, Jr.) Shane Johnson (CCU, LB, Sr.) FIRST TEAM DEFENSE Kaden Elliss (Idaho, LB, Jr.) THIRD TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS Tee Sims (Appalachian State, DL, Sr.) Tron Folsom (Troy, LB, So.) Sawyer Williams (A-State, PK, So.) Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (A-State, DL, Sr.) Tae Hayes (Appalachian State, DB, Jr.) Cody Grace (Arkansas State, P, So.) Aikeem Coleman (Idaho, DL, Sr.) Justin Clifton (A-State, DB, Jr.) Blaise Taylor (A-State, RS, Sr.) Cedric Wilcots II (NMSU, DL, So.) Monquavion Brinson (GASO, DB, So.) Glenn Smith (GSU, All-Purpose, Sr.) Hunter Reese (Troy, DL, Jr.) Ron LaForce (NMSU, DB, Jr.) Eric Boggs (App. State, LB, Sr.) A-STATE HONORABLE MENTION SECOND TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS Tony Lashley (Idaho, LB, Jr.) Omar Bayless (A-State, WR, So.) Dalton Herrington (NMSU, LB, Sr.) Tyler Bass (Georgia Southern, PK, So.) BJ Edmonds (A-State, DB, So.) Clifton Duck (App. State, DB, So.) Cade Coffey (Idaho, P, Fr.) Dee Liner (A-State, DL, Sr.) Blaise Taylor (A-State, DB, Sr.) Marcus Jones (Troy, RS, Fr.) Jacob Still (A-State, OL, Fr.) Jeremy Reaves (USA, DB, Sr.) Marcus Jones (Troy, All-Purpose, Fr.) Blace Brown (Troy, DB, Jr.) THIRD TEAM OFFENSE Player of the Year FIRST TEAM SPECIAL TEAMS Tyler Rogers (NMSU, QB, Sr.) Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (A-State, Jr., DL) Gavin Pa tterson (South Ala. PK, Jr.) Osharmar Abercrombie (CCU, RB, Sr.)

AStateRedWolves.com Corliss Wa itman (South Alabama, P, Jr.) Trey Ragas (Louisiana, RB, RS-Fr.) Off. Player of the Year Marcus Green (ULM, RS, Jr.) Justin McInnis (A-State, WR, Jr.) Justice Hansen (A-State, Jr., QB) Marcus Green (ULM, All-Purpose, Jr.) Malcolm Williams (CCU, WR, Jr.) Def. Player of the Year RJ Turner (ULM, WR, So.) Jeremy Reaves (USA, Sr., DB) SECOND TEAM OFFENSE Chase Rogers (Louisiana, TE, Fr.) Newcomer of the Year Taylor Lamb (App.State, QB, Sr.) Jaypee Philbert (A-State, OL, Sr.) Ron LaForce (NMSU, Jr., DB) Larry Rose III (NMSU, RB, Sr.) Grant Horst (Louisiana, OL, Sr.) Frank Sutton (ULM, OL, Sr.) Freshman of the Year Jordan Chunn (Troy, RB, Sr.) Marcus Jones (Troy, Fr. DB) Chris Murray (A-State, WR, Sr.) Aaron Brewer (Texas State, OL, So.) Jamarius Way (South Alabama, WR, Jr.) Kirk Kelley (Troy, OL, So.) Coach of the Year Deondre Douglas (Troy, WR, Jr.) Neal Brown (Troy) 2017 SBC PLAYERS OF THE WEEK OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sep 04: Osharmar Abercrombie (Coastal Carolina, RB, Sr.), Sep 11: Tyler Rogers (New Mexico State, QB, Sr.), Sep 18:Brandon Silvers (Troy, QB, Sr.), Sep 25:Caleb Evans (ULM, QB, So.), Oct 2: Jordan Chunn (Troy, RB, Sr.), Oct 09: Jalin Moore (Appalachian State, RB, Jr.), Oct 16: Penny Hart (Georgia State, WR. So.), Oct 23: Justice Hansen (A-State, QB, Jr.) & Taylor Lamb (Appalachian State, QB, Sr.) Oct 30: Matt Linehan (Idaho, QB, Sr.), Nov 6: Caleb Evans (ULM, QB, So.), Nov 13: Cole Garvin (South Alabama, QB. Jr.), Nov 20: Shai Werts (Georgia Southern, QB, Fr.), Nov 27: Justice Hansen (A-State, QB, Jr.) Dec 04: Tyler Rogers (New Mexico State, QB, Sr.)

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sep 04: Easy Anyama (Texas State, LB, Sr.), Sep 11: Ron Laforce (Nex Mexico State, DB, Jr.), Sep 18: An- thony Flory (Appalachian State, LB, Jr.), Sep 25: Shamad Lomax (New Mexico State, LB, So.), Oct 02: Blace Brown (Troy, DB, Jr.), Oct 09: Clifton Duck (Appalachian State,DB, So.), Oct 16: Masterious Allen (Georgia

2017 SUN BELT REVIEW | 110 | 2017 SUN BELT State, LB, Jr.), Oct 23: Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (A-State, DL, Sr.) & Jeremy Reaves (South Alabama, DB, Sr.) Oct 30: Eric Boggs (Appalachian State, LB, Sr.), Nov 06: Cedric Wilcots II (New MeexicoState, DL, So.), Nov 13: Bull Barge (South Alabama, LB, Jr.), Nov 20: Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (A-State, DL, Sr.), Nov 27: Cedric Wilcots II (New Mexico State, DL, So.) Dec 05: Terrill Hanks (NM State, LB, Jr.)

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK Sep 04: Raymond Calals (Louisiana, RB, So.), Sep 11: Marcus Ripley (Texas State, P, So.), Sep 18: Gus Nave (South Alabama, DB, Fr.), Oct 02: Marcus Green (ULM, WR, Jr.), Oct 09: Cade Coffey (Idaho, K, Fr.), Oct 16: Ryan Kay (ULM, WR, Jr.), Oct 23: Evan Rabon (Coastal Carolina, PK, Jr,), Oct 30: Blaise Taylor (A-State, DB, Sr.), Nov 6: Marcus Green (ULM, WR, Jr.), Nov 13: Marcus Jones (Troy, DB, Fr.), Nov 20: Evan Rabon (Coastal Carolina, P/K, Jr.), Nov 28: Marcus Green (ULM, WR , Jr.), Dec 05: Marcus Jones (Troy, DB, Fr.) CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 SCORING OFFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts A 1. Arkansas State 12 59 16 48 1 0 1 454 37.8 2. ULM 12 54 10 45 2 1 1 407 33.9 3. Appalachian State 13 55 17 52 0 0 1 435 33.5 4. Troy 13 54 11 48 2 0 0 409 31.5 5. New Mexico State 13 50 13 40 1 0 0 381 29.3 6. Louisiana 12 45 10 36 0 1 0 338 28.2 7. Coastal Carolina 12 35 12 30 3 1 0 284 23.7 8. Idaho 12 31 12 29 0 0 0 251 20.9 9. Georgia Southern 12 29 15 27 1 0 1 250 20.8 10. Georgia State 12 30 12 28 0 0 0 244 20.3 11. South Alabama 12 27 16 26 0 0 1 238 19.8

12. Texas State 12 26 10 21 0 0 0 207 17.2 2017 SUN BELT TEAM STATS | 111 | Christian Booker

SCORING DEFENSE G TD FG XPT 2XP DXP Saf Pts Avg 1. Troy 13 30 11 23 1 0 1 240 18.5 2. Appalachian State 13 30 18 29 0 0 0 263 20.2 3. Georgia State 12 38 11 36 0 0 0 297 24.8 4. Arkansas State 12 40 9 35 2 0 1 308 25.7 5. Idaho 12 36 20 31 1 0 0 309 25.8 6. South Alabama 12 38 19 31 1 0 0 318 26.5 7. New Mexico State 13 50 13 43 1 1 0 386 29.7 8. Georgia Southern 12 52 8 48 1 0 0 386 32.2 9. Texas State 12 48 22 45 0 1 1 403 33.6 10. Coastal Carolina 12 54 11 49 1 0 0 408 34.0 11. Louisiana 12 64 11 59 1 0 1 480 40.0 12. ULM 12 67 9 57 3 0 0 492 41.0 Dee Liner

PASS OFFENSE G Cmp Att Int Pct Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Arkansas State 12 317 512 17 61.9 4106 8.0 38 342.2 2. New Mexico State 13 397 641 22 61.9 4422 6.9 29 340.2 3. ULM 12 246 404 9 60.9 3455 8.6 22 287.9 4. Georgia State 12 265 413 9 64.2 3248 7.9 15 270.7 5. Troy 13 293 460 7 63.7 3505 7.6 19 269.6 6. South Alabama 12 222 411 14 54.0 2845 6.9 15 237.1 7. Idaho 12 230 378 7 60.8 2699 7.1 21 224.9

@AStateFB 8. Appalachian State 13 215 356 6 60.4 2811 7.9 28 216.2 9. Louisiana 12 214 376 12 56.9 2578 6.9 16 214.8 10. Texas State 12 215 374 10 57.5 2468 6.6 15 205.7 11. Coastal Carolina 12 158 304 11 52.0 2269 7.5 18 189.1 12. Georgia Southern 12 105 195 7 53.8 1320 6.8 8 110.0 Jaypee Philbert

PASS DEFENSE G Cmp Att Int Pct. Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Appalachian State 13 219 380 18 57.6 2666 7.0 14 205.1 2. Idaho 12 227 372 9 61.0 2668 7.2 16 222.3 3. Georgia Southern 12 184 332 14 55.4 2761 8.3 28 230.1 4. Troy 13 262 437 17 60.0 3007 6.9 20 231.3 5. New Mexico State 13 264 452 16 58.4 3047 6.7 21 234.4 6. Coastal Carolina 12 219 346 5 63.3 2895 8.4 20 241.2 7. Arkansas State 12 204 397 14 51.4 2897 7.3 18 241.4 8. Georgia State 12 256 406 10 63.1 3017 7.4 23 251.4 9. Louisiana 12 236 362 9 65.2 3073 8.5 21 256.1 10. South Alabama 12 262 42 -8 62.2 3191 7.6 21 265.9 11. Texas State 12 250 397 0 63.0 3567 9.0 21 297.2 12. ULM 12 236 381 9 61.9 3592 9.4 32 299.3 Trent Ellis-Brewer BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 KICKOFF RETURNS G Ret Yds TD Avg 1. Troy 13 35 970 3 27.7 2. ULM 13 56 1413 4 25.2 3. New Mexico State 13 29 677 2 23.3 4. Appalachian State 13 30 665 0 22.2 5. Coastal Carolina 12 47 1036 0 22.0 6. Louisiana 12 41 900 2 22.0 7. Georgia Southern 12 49 1050 1 21.4 8. Georgia State 12 30 614 1 20.5 9. Arkansas State 12 35 676 0 19.3 10. South Alabama 12 32 612 0 19.1 11. Texas State 12 31 532 0 17.2 12. Idaho 12 32 529 0 16.5 Jacob Still

PUNTING G NO YARDS AVG RET TB NET/P 1. South Alabama 12 71 3196 45.0 152 4 41.7 2. Arkansas State 12 55 2227 40.5 8 0 40.3 3. Coastal Carolina 12 57 2460 43.2 140 3 39.6 4. ULM 12 58 2433 41.9 148 5 37.7 5. Texas State 12 83 3484 42.0 247 6 37.6 6. New Mexico State 13 81 3316 40.9 200 4 37.5 7. Idaho 12 66 2943 44.6 346 7 37.2 8. Louisiana 12 64 2606 40.7 117 6 37.0

AStateRedWolves.com 9. Georgia Southern 12 69 2783 40.3 153 6 36.4 10. Troy 13 59 2360 40.0 160 3 36.3 11. Appalachian State 13 57 2242 39.3 131 5 35.3 12. Georgia State 12 62 2488 40.1 190 7 34.8 Jefferie Gibson —Gained— —Lost— TURNOVER MARGIN G Fum Int Tot Fum Int Tot Mar Per/G 1. Appalachian State 13 8 18 26 8 6 14 +12 0.92 2. Troy 13 9 17 26 12 7 19 +7 0.54 3. Idaho 12 9 9 18 9 7 16 +2 0.17 4. South Alabama 12 12 8 20 4 14 18 +2 0.17 5. Georgia Southern 12 6 14 20 13 7 20 +0 0.00 6. Louisiana 12 6 9 15 4 12 16 -1 -0.08 7. Arkansas State 12 10 14 24 8 17 25 -1 -0.08 8. New Mexico State 13 11 16 27 7 22 29 -2 -0.15 9. Georgia State 12 7 10 17 12 9 21 -4 -0.33 10. ULM 12 5 9 14 9 9 18 -4 -0.33 11. Coastal Carolina 12 6 5 11 7 11 18 -7 -0.58 Blake Mack 12. Texas State 12 9 0 9 14 10 24 -15 -1.25

RUSHING OFFENSE G Att Yds Avg TD Yds/G 1. Appalachian State 13 530 2907 5.5 27 223.6 2. Georgia Southern 12 644 2668 4.1 19 222.3 3. Louisiana 12 452 2204 4.9 27 183.7

2017 SUN BELT TEAM STATS | 112 | TEAM STATS 2017 SUN BELT 4. ULM 12 459 2044 4.5 27 170.3 5. Coastal Carolina 12 446 1875 4.2 15 156.2 6. Arkansas State 12 463 1838 4.0 17 153.2 7. Troy 13 412 1871 4.5 30 143.9 8. Texas State 12 479 1621 3.4 11 135.1 9. Idaho 12 446 1495 3.4 10 124.6 10. Georgia State 12 439 1408 3.2 12 117.3 11. New Mexico State 13 357 1398 3.9 18 107.5 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 12. South Alabama 12 375 1167 3.1 10 97.2 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 RUSHING DEFENSE G Rushes Yards Avg. TD Yds/G 1. Troy 13 479 1369 2.9 7 105.3 2. Georgia State 12 396 1637 4.1 14 136.4 3. Arkansas State 12 459 1645 3.6 17 137.1 4. Appalachian State 13 459 1789 3.9 14 137.6 5. Texas State 12 455 1707 3.8 21 142.2 6. South Alabama 12 431 1822 4.2 15 151.8 7. New Mexico State 13 520 2164 4.2 25 166.5 8. Idaho 12 463 2017 4.4 19 168.1 9. Coastal Carolina 12 469 2034 4.3 28 169.5 10. Georgia Southern 12 414 2164 5.2 21 180.3 11. ULM 12 499 2793 5.6 32 232.8

12. Louisiana 12 537 2839 5.3 39 236.6 2017 SUN BELT TEAM STATS | 113 | Blaise Taylor

TOTAL OFFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg/P TD Yds/G 1. Arkansas State 12 1838 4106 975 5944 6.1 55 495.3 2. ULM 12 2044 3455 863 5499 6.4 49 458.2 3. New Mexico State 13 1398 4422 998 5820 5.8 47 447.7 4. Appalachian State 13 2907 2811 886 5718 6.5 55 439.8 5. Troy 13 1871 3505 872 5376 6.2 49 413.5 6. Louisiana 12 2204 2578 828 4782 5.8 43 398.5 7. Georgia State 12 1408 3248 852 4656 5.5 27 388.0 8. Idaho 12 1495 2699 824 4194 5.1 31 349.5 9. Coastal Carolina 12 1875 2269 750 4144 5.5 33 345.3 10. Texas State 12 1621 2468 853 4089 4.8 26 340.8 11. South Alabama 12 1167 2845 786 4012 5.1 25 334.3 12. Georgia Southern 12 2668 1320 839 3988 4.8 27 332.3 Kendrick Edwards

TOTAL DEFENSE G Rush Pass Plays Yards Avg TD Yds/G 1. Troy 13 1369 3007 916 4376 4.8 27 336.6 2. Appalachian State 13 1789 2666 839 4455 5.3 28 342.7 3. Arkansas State 12 1645 2897 856 4542 5.3 35 378.5 4. Georgia State 12 1637 3017 802 4654 5.8 37 387.8 5. Idaho 12 2017 2668 835 4685 5.6 35 390.4 6. New Mexico State 13 2164 3047 972 5211 5.4 46 400.8 7. Georgia Southern 12 2164 2761 746 4925 6.6 49 410.4

@AStateFB 8. Coastal Carolina 12 2034 2895 815 4929 6.0 48 410.8 9. South Alabama 12 1822 3191 852 5013 5.9 36 417.8 10. Texas State 12 1707 3567 852 5274 6.2 42 439.5 11. Louisiana 12 2839 3073 899 5912 6.6 60 492.7 12. ULM 12 2793 3592 880 6385 7.3 64 532.1 Kyle Martin

PUNT RETURNS G Ret Yds TD Avg 1. Arkansas State 12 27 370 1 13.7 2. Louisiana 12 19 233 0 12.3 3. Georgia Southern 12 15 143 0 9.5 4. Appalachian State 13 26 225 0 8.7 5. Troy 13 23 179 0 7.8 6. Coastal Carolina 12 25 185 0 7.4 7. Texas State 12 18 130 0 7.2 8. ULM 12 14 99 0 7.1 9. New Mexico State 13 12 77 0 6.4 10. Georgia State 12 15 96 0 6.4 11. Idaho 12 13 77 0 5.9 12. South Alabama 12 7 34 0 4.9 Dalton Ford BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 RUSHING Team Cl G Att Yds Avg TD Long Yds/G 1. Moore, Jalin APP JR 11 183 1037 5.7 12 58 94.3 2. Duckworth, A IDAHO SR 12 193 1025 5.3 4 74 85.4 3. Rose III, Larry NMSU SR 12 187 949 5.1 10 40 79.1 4. Chunn, Jordan TROY SR 10 154 774 5.0 10 74 77.4 5. Wand, W. A-ST JR 10 138 722 5.2 6 82 72.2 6. Ragas, Tre LA FR 12 142 813 5.7 9 54 67.8 7. W. Field GS JR 12 173 811 4.7 5 48 67.6 8. S. Werts GS FR 11 207 722 3.5 3 42 65.6 9. Abercrombie, O CCU SR 12 140 724 5.2 7 55 60.3 10. Smith, Glenn GSU SR 12 170 594 3.5 3 41 49.5

PASS AVG/GAME Team Cl G Cmp Att Int Yds TD Avg/G 1. Rogers, Tyler NMSU SR 12 348 566 18 4016 27 334.7 Warren Wand 2. Hansen, J. A-ST JR 12 305 487 16 3967 37 330.6 3. Manning, C. GSU SR 12 259 403 7 3146 14 262.2 4. Silvers, B. TROY SR 13 283 443 7 3290 17 253.1 5. Evans, Caleb ULM FR 12 211 344 6 2868 17 239.0 6. Linehan, Matt IDAHO SR 9 173 281 4 2056 16 228.4 7. Lamb, Taylor APP SR 13 206 337 6 2737 27 210.5 8. Williams, D. TXST SR 12 194 333 9 2061 12 171.8 9. Davis, Dallas USA JR 9 100 175 7 1355 8 150.6

AStateRedWolves.com 10. Keane, Tyler CCU SR 10 100 170 5 1440 11 144.0

TOTAL OFFENSE Team Cl. G Rush Pass Plays Total Yds/G 1. Hansen, J. A-ST JR 12 423 3967 620 4390 365.8 2. Rogers, Tyler NMSU SR 12 20 4016 642 4036 336.3 3. Evans, Caleb ULM FR 12 579 2868 481 3447 287.2 4. Manning, C. GSU SR 12 123 3146 467 3269 272.4 Justice Hansen 5. Silvers, B. TROY SR 13 50 3290 491 3340 256.9 6. Lamb, Taylor APP SR 13 584 2737 415 3321 255.5 7. Linehan, Matt IDAHO SR 9 -22 2056 354 2034 226.0 8. Williams, D. TXST SR 12 113 2061 448 2174 181.2 9. Davis, Jordan LA JR 10 347 1370 283 1717 171.7 10. Davis, Dallas USA JR 9 46 1355 226 1401 155.7

REC./GAME Team Cl. G Rec Yds TD Long Avg/C Rec/G 1. Hart, Penny GSU SO 12 74 1121 8 70 15.1 6.2 2. Scott, Jaleel NMSU SR 13 76 1079 9 41 14.2 5.8 3. Onunwor, A IDAHO SR 11 64 856 8 65 13.4 5.8 4. Green, Marcus ULM FR 12 55 847 5 80 15.4 4.6 5. McInnis, J. A-ST JR 12 49 800 4 73 16.3 4.1 6. Williams, M. CCU JR 12 43 793 7 86 18.4 3.6 7. Way, Jamarius USA JR 12 47 762 3 81 16.2 3.9 Justin McInnis 8. Turner, RJ ULM FR 11 39 689 6 57 17.7 3.5 9. King,Elijah TXST SR 12 52 750 3 55 14.4 4.3 10. Malone, R. LA JR 11 44 676 4 42 15.4 4.0

ALL PURPOSE Team Cl G Rush Rcv PR KR Yds Avg/G 1. Green, Marcus ULM FR 12 184 847 101 876 2008 167.3 2. Duckworth, A IDAHO SR 12 1025 207 0 404 1636 136.3 3. Rose III, L. NMSU SR 12 949 522 71 7 1549 129.1

2017 SUN BELT INDIVIDUAL STATS | 114 | INDIVIDUAL STATS 2017 SUN BELT 4. Smith, Glenn GSU SR 12 594 377 0 407 1378 114.8 5. Huntley, Jason NMSU SO 12 420 363 0 533 1316 109.7 6. Moore, Jalin APP JR 11 1037 163 0 0 1200 109.1 7. Lewis, Ike APP SR 13 31 733 0 575 1339 103.0 Tyler, Ky'Jon CCU SO 11 73 313 64 683 1133 103.0 9. Hart, Penny GSU SO 12 27 1121 42 20 1210 100.8 10. Chunn, J. TROY SR 10 774 204 0 0 978 97.8 Chris Murray CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 INTERCEPTIONS Team Cl G Int Yds TD Long Int/G 1. Duck, Clifton APP SO 13 6 103 0 41 0.46 2. Brown, Blace TROY JR 12 5 93 1 53 0.42 3. M. Brinson GS SO 12 5 57 0 50 0.42 4. Lomax, Shamad NMSU SO 11 4 19 1 19 0.36 5. Williams, Bryan GSU SR 12 4 42 0 30 0.33 6. Hayes, Tae APP JR 13 4 75 0 52 0.31 7. Wattley, Fitz CCU JR 12 3 82 0 40 0.25 8. Hall, Ed IDAHO JR 12 3 27 0 10 0.25 9. Edmonds, BJ A-ST SO 12 3 19 0 19 0.25 10. Reaves, Jeremy USA SR 12 3 7 0 7 0.25

2017 SUN BELT INDIVIDUAL STATS | 115 |

PASS EFF. Team Cl G Cmp Att Int Yds TD Eff. 1. Lamb, Taylor APP SR 13 206 337 6 2737 27 152.2 BJ Edmonds 2. Petrino, Mason IDAHO SO 9 23 33 2 248 3 150.7 3. Hansen, J. A-ST JR 12 305 487 16 3967 37 149.6 4. Keane, Tyler CCU SR 10 100 170 5 1440 11 145.4 5. Evans, Caleb ULM FR 12 211 344 6 2868 17 144.2 6. Linehan, Matt IDAHO SR 9 173 281 4 2056 16 139.0 7. Manning, C. GSU SR 12 259 403 7 3146 14 137.8 8. Silvers, B. TROY SR 13 283 443 7 3290 17 135.8 9. Rogers, Tyler NMSU SR 12 348 566 18 4016 27 130.5 10. Davis, Dallas USA JR 9 100 175 7 1355 8 129.3

PUNT RET AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Long Avg/G 1. Taylor, Blaise A-ST SR 12 27 370 1 63 13.7

KICK RET AVG Team Cl G Ret Yds TD Avg. 1. Green, Marcus ULM FR 12 27 876 4 32.4 2. Jones, Marcus TROY FR 13 29 879 3 30.3 Michael Johnson 3. Calais, Raymond LA SO 12 29 699 2 24.1 4. Tyler, Ky'Jon CCU SO 11 29 683 0 23.6 5. M. Campbell GS SR 12 36 790 0 21.9

PUNTING Team Cl G Punt Yds Long Avg 1. Waitman,Corliss USA JR 12 70 3167 66 45.2 2. Coffey, Cade IDAHO FR 12 66 2943 68 44.6 3. Wright, Brando GSU SO 12 27 1199 71 44.4 4. Rabon, Evan CCU JR 12 57 2460 65 43.2 5. Ripley,Marcus TXST SO 12 81 3421 74 42.2 6. Heim, Harrison ULM FR 12 58 2433 62 41.9 7. Theisler, P. NMSU SO 13 80 3322 61 41.5 @AStateFB 8. Grace, Cody A-ST SO 11 49 2014 61 41.1 9. Geraci, Sam LA SR 12 64 2606 61 40.7 10. M. Flynn GS SR 12 66 2656 61 40.2 Cody Grace

SCORING Team Cl G TD FG XPT 2XP Pts Pts/G 1. Williams, S. A-ST SO 12 0 16 48 0 96 8.0 2. Moore, Jalin APP JR 11 13 0 0 0 78 7.1 3. Evans, Caleb ULM FR 12 13 0 0 0 78 6.5 4. Ford, Craig ULM FR 12 0 10 45 0 75 6.2 5. Patterson,G. USA JR 12 0 16 26 0 74 6.2 6. Rose III, Larry NMSU SR 12 12 0 0 0 72 6.0 7. Chunn, Jordan TROY SR 10 10 0 0 0 60 6.0 8. T. Bass GS SO 12 0 15 27 0 72 6.0 9. Brown, Dylan NMSU SO 13 0 13 39 0 78 6.0 10. Rabon, Evan CCU JR 12 0 12 30 0 66 5.5

Sawyer Williams BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 FIELD GOALS Team Cl G FG FGA Pct FG/G 1. Patterson,Gavin USA JR 12 16 19 84.2 1.33 2. Williams, S. A-ST SO 12 16 22 72.7 1.33 3. T. Bass GS SO 12 15 19 78.9 1.25 4. Brown, Dylan NMSU SO 13 13 17 76.5 1.00 5. Coffey, Cade IDAHO FR 12 12 17 70.6 1.00 6. Rabon, Evan CCU JR 12 12 19 63.2 1.00 7. Wright, Brandon GSU SO 12 12 23 52.2 1.00 8. Ford, Craig ULM FR 12 10 13 76.9 0.83 9. Artigue, Stevie LA JR 12 10 14 71.4 0.83 10. Rubino, Michael APP SO 13 9 15 60.0 0.69

TACKLES Team Cl G Solo Ast Total Avg/G 1. Harrington, D. NMSU SR 13 62 71 133 10.2 Kyle Wilson 2. Johnson, Shane CCU SR 10 45 56 101 10.1 3. Lashley, Tony IDAHO JR 12 78 42 120 10.0 4. Reaves, Jeremy USA SR 12 70 33 103 8.6 5. Hanks, Terrill NMSU JR 13 49 61 110 8.5 6. Walker, Tracy LA SR 12 62 35 97 8.1 7. Laforce, Ron NMSU JR 13 55 49 104 8.0 8. Boggs, Eric APP SR 13 50 52 102 7.8 9. Wilson, Kyle A-ST SR 12 46 47 93 7.8

AStateRedWolves.com 10. London II, B. TXST SO 12 48 43 91 7.6 11. Jenkins, Roland ULM FR 12 54 35 89 7.4 12. Lawrence, Nigel USA JR 12 47 36 83 6.9 13. Loyd,Gabe TXST SR 12 49 33 82 6.8 14. Wattley, Fitz CCU JR 12 44 38 82 6.8 15. Kelly, Silas CCU FR 11 39 36 75 6.8 16. Flory, Anthony APP JR 13 56 31 87 6.7 Justin Clifton 17. Edmonds, BJ A-ST SO 12 42 38 80 6.7 18. Elliss, Kaden IDAHO JR 12 58 22 80 6.7 19. Lomax, Shamad NMSU SO 11 47 25 72 6.5 20. Posey, T.J. LA SR 11 32 40 72 6.5 21. Hall, Ed IDAHO JR 12 40 37 77 6.4 22. Barge, Bull USA JR 12 41 36 77 6.4 23. Griffith, David ULM FR 12 45 31 76 6.3 24. Fa'amasino, Lui NMSU JR 10 26 37 63 6.3 25. Krawczyk,A.J. TXST JR 12 55 19 74 6.2 26. Griffin,F. TXST JR 12 51 23 74 6.2 27. Folsom, Tron TROY SO 13 50 30 80 6.2 28. Turner, Corey LA JR 11 42 25 67 6.1 29. Middleton, C. GSU JR 11 37 27 64 5.8 30. Rookard, C. TROY JR 13 43 31 74 5.7 31. Fergurson, J. NMSU JR 10 25 31 56 5.6 Darreon Jackon 32. Thompson, W. ULM FR 12 42 25 67 5.6 33. Mitchell, D. LA SO 11 39 22 61 5.5 34. Payne, Trey GSU SR 12 38 28 66 5.5 35. Williams, Bryan GSU SR 12 38 25 63 5.2 35. Clifton, Justin A-ST JR 12 43 20 63 5.2 37. Williamson, M. CCU SR 11 29 28 57 5.2 38. Songy, Darrell USA SR 12 31 31 62 5.2 39. Howard, Amir CCU FR 10 28 23 51 5.1

2017 SUN BELT INDIVIDUAL STATS | 116 | INDIVIDUAL STATS 2017 SUN BELT 40. Lebbie, Sam TROY SR 11 17 39 56 5.1 41. Howard, A.J. APP SR 13 41 25 66 5.1 42. R. Murray GS JR 12 41 18 59 4.9 43. Stringer, Devan APP SR 10 25 24 49 4.9 44. Coleman, Aikeem IDAHO SR 12 37 21 58 4.8 44. Jackson, D. A-ST SO 12 29 29 58 4.8 44. Boudreaux, J. LA SO 12 33 25 58 4.8 Caleb Caston CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL OPPONENTS | INSIDE 2018 Opponent Information...... 118-121 All-Time Series Results...... 122-124 Attendance Chart ...... 125-126 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 GAME 1 GAME 2 GAME 3 Sept. 1 vs SEMO Sept. 8 at Alabama Sept. 15 at Tulsa Centennial Bank Stadium | 6 p.m. Bryant-Denny Stadium | 2:30 p.m. H.A. Chapman Stadium | 6 p.m.

INFORMATION INFORMATION INFORMATION Location ...... Cape Girardeau, Mo. Location ...... Tuscaloosa, Ala. Location ...... Tulsa, Okla. Founded ...... 1873 Founded ...... 1831 Founded ...... 1894 Enrollment ...... 11,502 Enrollment ...... 38,563 Enrollment ...... 4,563 Colors ...... Red and Black Colors ...... Crimson and White Colors . . . .Old Gold, Royal Blue, Crimson Nickname ...... Redhawks Nickname ...... Crimson Tide Nickname ...... Golden Hurricane Conference ...... Ohio Valley Conference ...... Southeastern (West) Conference . . . .American Athletic (West) Stadium ...... Houck Field Stadium ...... Bryant-Denny Stadium Stadium . . .Skelly Field at H.A. Chapman Capacity ...... 10,000 Capacity ...... 101,821 Capacity ...... 30,000 Playing Surface ...... Field Turf Playing Surface ...... Grass Playing Surface ...... FieldTurf President ...... Dr. Carlos Vargas President ...... Dr. Stuart Bell President ...... Gerard Clancy Dir. of Athletics ...... Brady Barke Dir. of Athletics ...... Greg Byrne Dir. of Athletics ...... Dr. Derrick Gragg AStateRedWolves.com Head Coach ...... Tom Matukewicz Head Coach ...... Nick Saban Head Coach ...... Philip Montgomery Football Phone ...... (573) 651-2110 Football Phone ...... (205) 348-3600 Athletics Dept. Phone . . .(918) 631-3112 Record at School (Years) ...... 15-30 (4) Record at School ...... 132-20 Record at School (Years) ...... 18-20 (3) Career Record (Years) ...... 16-30 (4) Career Record (Years) ...... 223-62-1 Career Record (Years) ...... Same Starters Returning/Lost ...... 12/13 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 12/15 2017 Overall Record ...... 2-10 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 38/25 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 52/21 2017 Conference Record ...... 1-7 2017 Overall Record ...... 3-8 2017 Overall Record ...... 13-1 Conference Finish ...... 6th (West) 2017 Conference Record ...... 3-5 2017 Conference Record ...... 7-1 Athletic Website . . . .TulsaHurricane.com Conference Finish ...... T5th Conference Finish ...... T1st (West) Athletic Website ...... GoSoutheast.com Athletic Website ...... RollTide.com

Media Relations Media Relations Media Relations Football Contact ...... Jeff Honza Football Contact ...... Josh Maxson Football Contact ...... Don Tomkalski E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail . . . . [email protected] Office Phone ...... (573) 651-2933 Office Phone ...... (205) 348-3631 Office Phone ...... (918) 631-3200 Cell Phone ...... (618) 528-1145 Department Phone . . . . .(205) 348-6084 Cell Phone ...... (918) 640-0683

2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule S. 1 . . . at Arkansas St. . . . 6:00 p.m. S. 1. . . . vs Louisville...... 7:00 p.m. S. 1. . . . Central Arkansas . . . . 6:00 p.m.

2018 OPPONENTS | 118 | S. 8. . . . Dayton ...... 1:00 p.m. S. 8 . . . ARKANSAS STATE . 2:30 p.m. S. 8. . . . at Texas ...... 7:00 p.m. S. 15 . . . at Southern Illinois. . . 6:00 p.m. S. 15 . . . at Ole Miss* ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 15 . . ARKANSAS STATE . 6:00 p.m. S. 22 . . . at Eastern Kentucky* . 3:00 p.m. S. 22 . . . Texas A&M*...... TBA S. 20 . . . at Temple* ...... 6:30 p.m. O. 6 . . . at Tennessee Tech* . . 6:00 p.m. S. 29 . . . Louisiana...... TBA O. 4 . . . at Houston* ...... 7:00 p.m. O. 13. . . Austin Peay* ...... 1:00 p.m. O. 6 . . . at Arkansas* ...... TBA O. 12. . . South Florida* ...... 6:00 p.m. O. 20. . . Jacksonville State*. . . 1:00 p.m. O. 13. . . Missouri*...... TBA O. 20. . . at Arkansas ...... TBA O. 27. . . at UT Martin* ...... 2:00 p.m. O. 20. . . at Tennessee* ...... TBA O. 27. . . Tulane*...... TBA N. 3 . . . Tennessee State*. . . . 1:00 p.m. N. 3 . . . at LSU*...... TBA N. 3 . . . Connecticut* ...... TBA N. 10. . . at Murray State* . . . . 1:00 p.m. N. 10. . . Mississippi State* ...... TBA N. 10. . . at Memphis* ...... TBA N. 17. . . Eastern Illinois* . . . . . 1:00 p.m. N. 17. . . The Citadel ...... TBA N. 17. . . at Navy* ...... 2:30 p.m. N. 24. . . Auburn* ...... TBA N. 24. . . SMU* ...... TBA

All Times Central All Times Central All Times Central *Ohio Valley Conference game *Southeastern Conference game *American Athletic Conference game CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 GAME 4 GAME 5 GAME 6 Sept. 22 vs UNLV Sept. 29 at Georgia Southern Oct. 9 vs Appalachian St. Centennial Bank Stadium | TBA Paulson Stadium | TBA Centennial Bank Stadium | 7 p.m.

INFORMATION INFORMATION INFORMATION 2018 OPPONENTS | 119 | Location ...... Las Vegas, Nev. Location ...... Statesboro, Ga. Location ...... Boone, N.C. Founded ...... 1957 Founded ...... 1906 Founded ...... 1899 Enrollment ...... 29,700 Enrollment ...... 27,459 Enrollment ...... 18,811 Colors ...... Scarlet and Gray Colors ...... Blue and White Colors ...... Black and Gold Nickname ...... Rebels Nickname ...... Eagles Nickname ...... Mountaineers Conference ...... Mountain West Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference ...... Sun Belt Stadium ...... Sam Boyd Stadium Stadium ...... Allen E. Paulson Stadium Stadium ...... Kidd Brewer Capacity ...... 35,500 Capacity ...... 25,000 Capacity ...... 30,000 Playing Surface ...... SprintTurf Playing Surface ...... Shaw Sports Turf Playing Surface ...... Field Turf President ...... Marta Meana President ...... Dr. Jaimie L. Hebert Chancellor ...... Dr. Sheri N. Everts Dir. of Athletics . . .Desiree Reed-Francois Dir. of Athletics ...... Tom Kleinlein Dir. of Athletics ...... Doug Gillin Head Coach ...... Tony Sanchez Head Coach ...... Chad Lunsford Head Coach ...... Scott Satterfield Football Phone ...... (702) 895-3400 Football Phone ...... (912) 478-5047 Football Phone ...... (828) 262-2501 Record at School (Years) ...... 12-24 (3) Record at School (Years) ...... 2-4 (1) Record at School (Years) ...... 41-22 (5) Career Record (Years) ...... Same Career Record (Years) ...... Same Career Record (Years) ...... Same 2017 Overall Record ...... 5-7 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 16/6 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 11/11 2017 Conference Record ...... 4-4 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 40/12 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 58/25 Conference Finish ...... 3rd (West) 2017 Overall Record ...... 2-10 2017 Overall Record ...... 9-4 Athletic Website ...... UNLVRebels.com 2017 Conference Record ...... 2-6 2017 Conference Record ...... 7-1 @AStateFB Conference Finish ...... T10th Conference Finish ...... T1st Athletic Website ...... GSEagles.com Athletic Website . . . .AppStateSports.com

Media Relations Media Relations Media Relations Football Contact ...... Mark Wallington Football Contact ...... Bryan Johnston Football Contact ...... Joey Jones E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail . [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] Office Phone ...... (702) 895-4472 Office Phone ...... (912) 478-5448 Office Phone ...... (828) 262-2845 Department Phone . . . . .(702) 895-3207 Cell Phone ...... (912) 531-3575 Cell Phone ...... (828) 964-7183

2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule S. 1. . . . at USC ...... 1:00 p.m. S. 1. . . . South Carolina St. . . . 6:00 p.m. S. 1. . . . at Penn State...... 3:30 p.m. S. 8. . . . UTEP ...... TBA S. 8. . . . UMASS ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 8. . . . at Charlotte ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 15 . . . Prairie View A&M ...... TBA S. 15 . . . at Clemson ...... 3:30 p.m. S. 15 . . . Southern Miss ...... 3:30 p.m. S. 22 . . at Arkansas State...... TBA S. 29 . . ARKANSAS STATE* . . . . TBA S. 22 . . . Gardner-Webb ...... TBA O. 6 . . . New Mexico* ...... TBA O. 6 . . . South Alabama*...... TBA S. 29 . . . South Alabama*...... TBA O. 13. . . at Utah State* ...... TBA O. 11. . . at Texas State* . . . . . 7:30 p.m. O. 9 . . . at Arkansas St.* . . 8:00 p.m. O. 19. . . Air Force* ...... 7:00 p.m. O. 20. . . at New Mexico St. . . . 6:00 p.m. O. 20. . . Louisiana*...... TBA O. 27. . . at San Jose State* ...... TBA O. 25. . . Appalachian State* . . 7:30 p.m. O. 25. . . at Georgia Southern* . 7:30 p.m. N. 3 . . . Fresno State* ...... 7:30 p.m. N. 3 . . . at ULM* ...... TBA N. 3 . . . at Coastal Carolina* ...... TBA N. 10. . . at San Diego State* ...... TBA N. 10. . . Troy* ...... TBA N. 10. . . at Texas State* ...... TBA N. 17. . . at Hawai’i* ...... TBA N. 17. . . at Coastal Carolina* ...... TBA N. 17. . . Georgia State*...... TBA N. 24. . . Nevada* ...... 6:30 p.m. N. 24. . . at Georgia State* ...... TBA N. 24. . . Troy* ...... TBA

All Times Pacific All Times Eastern All Times Eastern *Mountain West Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 GAME 7 GAME 8 GAME 9 Oct. 18 vs Georgia St. Oct. 27 at Louisiana Nov. 3 vs South Alabama Centennial Bank Stadium | 6:30 p.m. Cajun Field |TBA Centennial Bank Stadium | TBA

INFORMATION INFORMATION INFORMATION Location ...... Atlanta, Ga. Location ...... Lafayette, La. Location ...... Mobile Ala. Founded ...... 1913 Founded ...... 1898 Founded ...... 1963 Enrollment ...... 50,000 Enrollment ...... 19,188 Enrollment ...... 16,699 Colors ...... Blue and White Colors ...... Vermillion and White Colors ...... Blue, Red and White Nickname ...... Panthers Nickname ...... Ragin’ Cajuns Nickname ...... Jaguars Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference ...... Sun Belt Stadium ...... Georgia State Stadium Stadium ...... Cajun Field Stadium ...... Ladd-Peebles Stadium Capacity ...... 25,000 Capacity ...... 41,264 Capacity ...... 33,471 Playing Surface ...... FieldTurf Playing Surface ...... Matrix Turf Playing Surface ...... Field Turf President ...... Mark Becker President ...... Dr. E. Joseph Savoie President ...... Dr. Tony G. Waldrop Dir. of Athletics ...... Charlie Cobb Dir. of Athletics ...... Dr. Bryan Maggard Dir. of Athletics ...... Dr. Joel Erdmann AStateRedWolves.com Head Coach ...... Shawn Elliott Head Coach ...... Billy Napier Head Coach ...... Steve Campbell Football Phone ...... (404) 413-4110 Athletics Dept. Phone . . .(337) 482-5393 Football Phone ...... (251) 445-4004 Record at School (Years) ...... 7-5 (1) Record at School (Years) ...... 1st Year Record at School (Years) ...... 1st Year Career Record (Years) ...... Same Career Record (Years) ...... 0-0 Career Record (Years) ...... 159-53 2017 Overall Record ...... 7-5 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 12/10 Starters Returning/Lost ...... 16/8 2017 Conference Record ...... 5-3 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 54/25 Lettermen Returning/Lost ...... 55/19 Conference Finish ...... 4th 2017 Overall Record ...... 5-7 2017 Overall Record ...... 4-8 Athletic Website .GeorgiaStateSports.com 2017 Conference Record ...... 4-4 2017 Conference Record ...... 3-5 Conference Finish ...... T5th Conference Finish ...... T8th Athletic Website ...... RaginCajuns.com Athletic Website ...... USAJaguars.com

Media Relations Media Relations Media Relations Football Contact ...... Allison George Football Contact ...... Jeff Schneider Football Contact ...... Brian Fremund E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail . . . [email protected] Office Phone ...... (404) 413-4032 Office Phone ...... (337) 482-6332 Office Phone ...... (251) 414-8032 Cell Phone ...... (678) 595-7728 Cell Phone ...... (254) 241-8430 Cell Phone ...... (251) 623-3191

2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule A. 30 . . . Kennesaw State . . . . . 7:00 p.m. S. 1. . . . Grambling ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 1. . . . Louisiana Tech...... 6:00 p.m.

2018 OPPONENTS | 120 | S. 8. . . . at N.C. State ...... 12:30 p.m. S. 15 . . . at Mississippi State. . . 6:30 p.m. S. 8. . . . at Oklahoma State . . . 7:00 p.m. S. 14 . . . at Memphis ...... 7:00 p.m. S. 22 . . . Coastal Carolina* ...... TBA S. 15 . . . Texas State* ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 22 . . . Western Michigan...... TBA S. 29 . . . at Alabama* ...... TBA S. 22 . . . at Memphis ...... TBA S. 29 . . . ULM* ...... TBA O. 6 . . . at Texas State* ...... TBA S. 29 . . . at Appalachian State*. . . . . TBA O. 4 . . . at Troy* ...... 7:30 p.m. O. 13. . . New Mexico State*...... TBA O. 6 . . . at Georgia Southern* . . . . . TBA O. 18 . . at Arkansas St.* . . 7:30 p.m. O. 20. . . at Appalachian State*. . . . . TBA O. 13. . . Alabama State ...... TBA O. 27. . . Coastal Carolina* ...... TBA O. 27 . . ARKANSAS STATE* . . . . TBA O. 23. . . Troy* ...... 7:00 p.m. N. 3 . . . Texas State* ...... TBA N. 3 . . . at Troy* ...... TBA N. 3 . . . at Arkansas State*. . . . . TBA N. 10. . . at Louisiana* ...... TBA N. 10. . . Georgia State*...... TBA N. 10. . . ULM* ...... TBA N. 17. . . at Appalachian State*. . . . . TBA N. 17. . . South Alabama*...... TBA N. 17. . . at Louisiana* ...... TBA N. 24. . . Georgia Southern* ...... TBA N. 24. . . at ULM* ...... TBA N. 23. . . Coastal Carolina ...... TBA

All Times Eastern All Times Central All Times Central *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 GAME 10 GAME 11 GAME 12 Nov. 10 at Coastal Carolina Nov. 17 vs ULM Nov. 24 at Texas State Brooks Stadium | TBA Centennial Bank Stadium | TBA Bobcat Stadium | TBA

INFORMATION INFORMATION INFORMATION 2018 OPPONENTS | 121 | Location ...... Conway, SC Location ...... Monroe , La. Location ...... San Marcos, TX. Founded ...... 1954 Founded ...... 1931 Founded ...... 1899 Enrollment ...... 10,479 Enrollment ...... 8,845 Enrollment ...... 38,808 Colors ...... Teal, Bronze, and Black Colors ...... Maroon and Gold Colors ...... Maroon and Gold Nickname ...... Chanticleers Nickname ...... Warhawks Nickname ...... Bobcats Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference ...... Sun Belt Conference ...... Sun Belt Stadium ...... Brooks Stadium Stadium ...... Malone Stadium Stadium ...... Bobcat Stadium Capacity ...... 15,000 Capacity ...... 30,427 Capacity ...... 30,000 Playing Surface ...... Artificial Turf Playing Surface . . . .Fieldl Turf Revolution Playing Surface . .FieldTurf Revolution 360 President ...... David A. DeCenzo President ...... Nick J. Bruno President ...... Dr. Denise M. Trauth Dir. of Athletics ...... Matt Hogue Dir. of Athletics ...... Nick Floyd Dir. of Athletics ...... Dr. Larry Teis Head Coach ...... Joe Moglia Head Coach ...... Matt Viator Head Coach ...... Everett Withers Football Phone ...... (843) 349-3487 Football Phone ...... (337) 482-6318 Football Phone ...... (512) 245-2587 Record at School (Years) ...... 51-15 (5) Record at School (Years) ...... 8-16 (2) Reatecord at School (Years) . . . .4-20 (2) Career Record (Years) ...... Same Career Record (Years) ...... 90-49 (12) Career Record (Years) ...... 29-33 (5) 2017 Overall Record ...... 3-9 2017 Overall Record ...... 4-8 2017 Overall Record ...... 2-10 2017 Conference Record ...... 2-6 2017 Conference Record ...... 4-4 2017 Conference Record ...... 1-7 Conference Finish ...... T10th Conference Finish ...... T5th Conference Finish ...... 12th Athletic Website ...... GoCCUsports.com Athletic Website . . . . .ULMWarhawks.com Athletic Website . . . .TXStateBobcats.com @AStateFB

Media Relations Media Relations Media Relations Football Contact ...... Mike Cawood Football Contact . . . . .John Lewandowski Football Contact ...... Rick Poulter E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] E-Mail ...... [email protected] Office Phone ...... 843-349-2822 Office Phone ...... (318) 342-5463 Office Phone ...... 512-245-2966 Cell Phone ...... 843-333-5730 Cell Phone ...... (517) 896-3537 Cell Phone ...... 512-738-0697

2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule 2018 Schedule S. 1. . . . at South Carolina . . . 12:00 p.m. A. 30 . . . Southeastern...... 7:00 p.m. S. 1. . . . at Rutgers ...... 11:00 a.m. S. 8. . . . UAB ...... 7:00 p.m. S. 8. . . . at Southern Miss . . . . 6:00 p.m. S. 8. . . . Texas Southern . . . . . 6:00 p.m. S. 15 . . . Campbell...... 7:00 p.m. S. 15 . . . at Texas A&M ...... 6:30 p.m. S. 15 . . . at South Alabama*. . . 6:00 p.m. S. 22 . . . at Louisiana* ...... TBA S. 22 . . . Troy* ...... TBA S. 22 . . . at UTSA ...... 6:00 p.m. S. 29 . . . at Troy* ...... TBA S. 29 . . . at Georgia State* ...... TBA O. 6 . . . Louisiana*...... TBA O. 13. . . ULM* ...... TBA O. 6 . . . at Ole Miss* ...... TBA o. 11 . . . Georgia Southern* ...... TBA O. 20. . . at UMASS ...... TBA O. 13. . . at Coastal Carolina* ...... TBA O. 20. . . at ULM* ...... TBA O. 27. . . at Georgia State* ...... TBA O. 20. . . Texas State* ...... TBA O. 27. . . New Mexico State*...... TBA N. 3 . . . Appalachian State*...... TBA N. 3 . . . Georgia Southern* ...... TBA N. 3 . . . at Georgia State* ...... TBA N. 10 . . ARKANSAS STATE* . . . . TBA N. 10. . . at South Alabama*...... TBA N. 10. . . Appalachian State*...... TBA N. 17. . . Georgia Southern* ...... TBA N. 17 . . at Arkansas State*. . . . . TBA N. 17. . . at Troy* ...... TBA N. 23. . . at South Alabama*...... TBA N. 24. . . Louisiana*...... TBA N. 24 . . ARKANSAS STATE* . . . . TBA

All Times Eastern All Times Central All Times Central *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game *Sun Belt Conference game BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

AStateRedWolves.com Arkansas State has played Memphis more than any other opponent in school history, meeting the Tigers over 50 times in a series that dates back to 1914.

First Last Scoring First Last Scoring Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Abilene Christian 1953 1973 9 2 1 302 236 Camp Breckinridge (Ky.) 1951 1951 1 0 0 46 12 Akron 1988 1991 1 1 0 36 40 Camp Pike (Ark.) 1919 1920 1 1 0 25 28 Alabama 1982 2008 0 2 0 7 69 Caruthersville (Mo.) JC 1930 1930 0 0 1 0 0 Alabama-Birmingham 1996 1997 0 2 0 24 55 Centenary Freshmen 1929 1929 1 0 0 27 14 Alcorn State 2012 2012 1 0 0 56 0 Central Arkansas 1916 2016 10 13 2 370 419 Alumni (Arkansas St.) 1923 1931 2 0 1 30 0 Central Florida 1991 2016 1 1 0 51 44 Appalachian State 2014 2015 1 1 0 72 64 Central Michigan 1981 1981 1 0 0 26 23 Arkansas-Little Rock 1921 1934 2 2 1 41 51 Central Missouri St. 1959 1970 2 0 0 92 27 Arkansas-Monticello 1922 1947 8 7 2 182 214 Centre (Ky.) 1946 1947 2 0 0 59 0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 2013 2017 2 0 0 110 14 Christian Brothers (TN) 1912 1914 1 1 1 54 20 Arkansas College 1913 1996 8 12 2 258 392 Cincinnati 1975 1998 1 1 0 21 60 Arkansas Tech 1919 1958 3 4 0 149 153 Coastal Carolina 2017 2017 1 0 0 51 17

ALL-TIME SERIES | 122 | ALL-TIME Army 2005 2006 0* 1 0 24 44 Colorado State 1991 1994 0 2 0 27 86 Auburn 2006 2016 0 4 0 49 168 Citadel 1960 1970 3 5 0 105 108 Austin (Tex.) College 1954 1955 1 1 0 60 80 Concordia (Neb.) 1956 1956 1 0 0 56 0 Austin Peay State 1940 1996 5 2 0 106 75 Corning (Ark.) HS 1912 1912 1 0 0 6 0 Ball State 2013 2013 1 0 0 23 20 Corry Field (Fla.) 1951 1951 1 0 0 53 0 Baylor 2001 2001 0 1 0 3 24 Delaware 1986 1986 1 0 0 55 14 Bethel (Ky.) College 1931 1931 1 0 0 13 0 Delta State 1936 1988 4 4 1 131 167 Bethel (Tenn.) College 1921 1931 2 0 0 41 0 Drake 1968 1978 4 0 1 91 71 Boise State 1999 2000 0 2 0 24 105 East Carolina 1992 1996 0 2 0 34 69 Bowling Green 1974 1974 0 1 0 0 17 Eastern Kentucky 1986 1986 1 0 0 24 10 Bradley 1946 1946 0 1 0 2 26 Eastern Michigan 1968 1976 2 1 0 70 46 Brigham Young 1996 1996 0 1 0 9 58 Eastern New Mexico 1969 1972 2 0 0 92 27

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 First Last Scoring First Last Scoring Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. East Texas State 1953 1987 4 0 1 170 60 Missouri St. 1991 2015 3 1 0 153 95 Ellington (Ill.) AFB 1952 1952 1 0 0 48 0 Missouri Valley 1949 1950 2 0 0 28 26 Emporia (Kan.) State 1952 1953 2 0 0 79 26 Montana State 1960 2014 1 3 0 63 77 Evansville 1946 1946 0 0 1 6 6 Mountain Home Coll. 1928 1928 1 0 0 59 0 Florida 1958 1993 0 2 0 13 95 Murray State 1955 1966 9 3 0 297 189 Florida Atlantic 2005 2010 2* 3 0 117 128 Navy 2010 2010 0 1 0 19 35 Florida International 2005 2012 4* 2 0 264 153 Nebraska 2009 2017 0 3 0 58 123 Georgia 1997 2001 0 2 0 24 83 Nevada 1985 1999 2 3 0 104 157 Georgia Southern 1986 2017 2 1 0 91 99 Nevada-Las Vegas1995 1995 0 1 0 23 28 Georgia State 2013 2016 4 0 0 166 93 New Mexico State 1993 2017 6 6 0 383 330 Grambling 1985 1985 1 0 0 10 7 Nicholls State 2001 2001 0 1 0 22 28 Hawaii 1998 1998 1 0 0 20 0 North Alabama 1950 1966 12 4 1 325 190 Henderson State 1914 1951 5 1 2 133 59 North Carolina State 2000 2000 0 1 0 31 38 Hendrix 1913 1939 1 11 1 15 309 North Dakota 1970 1970 1 0 0 23 18

Idaho 1975 2015 7 4 0 354 345 North Dakota State 1968 1968 0 1 0 14 23 ALL-TIME SERIES | 123 | Illinois 1999 2011 0 3 0 35 133 North Texas 1983 2012 13* 8 0 554 523 Illinois State 1973 1989 4 0 0 125 42 Northern Illinois 1990 2011 1 7 0 122 239 Illinois Wesleyan 1945 1946 1 1 0 26 27 Northern Iowa 1987 1987 0 1 0 28 49 Indiana 2010 2010 0 1 0 34 36 Northwestern La. 1948 1992 6 5 0 212 202 Indiana State 1973 1976 1 1 0 30 34 Northwest Miss. JC 1932 1940 2 0 1 79 6 Iowa 2009 2009 0 1 0 21 24 Ohio Northern 1952 1952 1 0 0 47 0 Jackson State 1987 1987 1 0 0 35 32 Oklahoma 1992 2000 0 2 0 7 100 Jacksonville State 1995 2001 1 1 0 65 37 Oklahoma State 2005 2006 0 2 0 17 55 Kansas 1981 1981 0 1 0 16 17 Oregon 2012 2012 0 1 0 34 57 Kansas State 1948 1980 0 2 0 13 68 Ouachita Baptist 1915 1950 4 7 0 110 178 Kearney State 1953 1953 1 0 0 32 0 Pacific 1993 1994 0 2 0 22 50 Kent State 2012 2012 1 0 0 17 13 Paragould Business Coll. 1915 1915 1 0 0 26 0 Lamar 1964 1989 15 10 1 590 348 Paragould (Ark.) HS 1911 1912 3 1 0 39 11 Lambuth 1926 1928 2 0 0 33 6 Pensacola Navy 1947 1947 1 0 0 7 6 Lewis (Ill.) 1952 1955 4 0 0 142 13 Pittsburg (Kan.) State 1951 1989 2 1 0 74 41 Louisiana College 1919 1929 1 0 0 6 0 Richmond 1979 2000 1 2 0 71 57

@AStateFB La.-Lafayette 1953 2017 20*24 1 993 935 Sam Houston State 1986 1999 2 0 0 93 27 Louisiana-Monroe 1959 2017 25*14 01008 779 San Jose State 1995 2002 1 1 0 35 40 Louisiana State 1991 2004 0 3 0 23 165 St. Louis 1923 1935 0 2 0 7 85 Louisiana Tech 1956 2015 12 26 0 639 947 St. Mary (Kan.) 1962 1963 2 0 0 102 21 Louisville 2009 2010 0 2 0 37 55 San Diego State 1976 1976 0 1 0 14 24 Mayfield (Ky.) 1924 1927 2 0 0 25 7 South Alabama 2012 2017 5 1 0 183 117 McNeese State 1972 1989 8 8 1 297 284 South Dakota 1961 1962 2 0 0 39 9 Memphis All-Stars 1913 1913 1 0 0 67 0 South Dakota State 1952 1963 1 1 0 23 24 Memphis Navy 1949 1952 2 1 0 87 20 Southeast Missouri1916 2003 4 7 1 97 160 Memphis (State) 1914 2013 23*29 5 828 1141 Southeastern La. 1954 1970 3 1 0 50 73 Memphis Univ. School 1913 1913 1 0 0 21 0 Southeastern Okla. 1957 1957 1 0 0 32 7 Miami (Fla.) 1997 2014 0 2 0 30 83 Southern Arkansas 1924 1958 7 10 0 247 205 Middle Tennessee 1948 2017 5 10 0 311 406 Southern Illinois 1915 1995 28 9 1 854 469 Millsaps 1929 1929 0 1 0 0 46 Southern Methodist 2006 2017 1 2 0 75 127 Minnesota 1995 1998 0 2 0 21 72 Southern Mississippi 1960 2008 2 9 0 100 232 Mississippi 1914 2004 1 20 2 236 683 Southern Utah 1997 2002 1 1 0 62 50 Mississippi College 1948 1987 4 1 0 115 31 Southwestern (Tenn.) 1914 1937 0 5 0 12 183 Mississippi Delta JC 1940 1941 0 1 1 7 75 Stephen F. Austin 1964 1965 2 0 0 20 6 Mississippi State 1950 1994 0 15 1 129 603 Stetson 1951 1951 0 1 0 20 35 Mississippi State “B” 1945 1945 0 1 0 0 43 Tampa 1958 1959 0 2 0 27 34 Mississippi Valley St. 1995 2009 2 0 0 116 3 Tennessee 2007 2014 0 2 0 46 82 Missouri 2004 2015 0 4 0 76 164 Tenn.-Chattanooga 1972 1984 5 2 0 144 60 Missouri-Rolla 1939 1941 0 3 0 18 129 Tennessee-Martin 1930 2005 9* 3 1 357 152

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

AStateRedWolves.com Arkansas State has played Louisiana-Lafayette 46 times, including the last 17 consecutive seasons for the longest current streak against any opponent in school history. A-State and Louisiana-Lafayette have shared three different conferencs at the same time, including the Sun Belt (2001-cur.), Big West (1993-95) and Southland (1971-81).

First Last Scoring First Last Scoring Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Opponent Game Game W L T ASU Opp. Tennesee Tech 1933 1969 8 10 0 237 301 Wyoming 1979 1990 0 2 0 41 51 Texarkana JC 1929 1929 0 1 0 6 16 Xavier (Ohio) 1946 1973 1 1 0 37 26 Texas 2007 2007 0 1 0 13 21 Texas A&M 1983 2008 1 3 0 50 100 *1 victory vs. Army, Tennessee-Martin, Louisiana- Texas-Arlington 1964 1985 13 8 1 561 385 Lafayette, Louisiana-Monroe, Florida Atlantic, Memphis, Texas Christian 1999 2000 0 2 0 24 70 North Texas and Troy, and 2 victories vs. Florida Interna- Texas Southern 2008 2008 1 0 0 83 10 tional later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Texas State 2013 2017 4 1 0 186 109 Texas Tech 1995 1995 0 1 0 25 63 MOST PLAYED RIVALRIES Toledo 1990 2016 0 5 0 89 223 ALL-TIME SERIES | 124 | ALL-TIME Trinity (Tex.) 1964 1972 6 3 0 194 150 1. Memphis ...... 58 Troy (State) 1951 2017 8* 6 0 372 340 2. Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 46 Tulsa 1978 2003 2 2 0 79 101 3. Louisiana-Monroe...... 39 Utah State 1995 2016 3 4 0 123 185 4. Southern Illinois ...... 38 Union (Tenn.) 1916 1950 5 5 0 121 150 USC 2015 2015 0 1 0 6 55 5. Louisiana Tech ...... 38 Virginia Tech 1994 2011 0 3 0 21 173 6. Lamar ...... 26 Washington (Mo.) 1947 1947 0 1 0 14 40 7. Central Arkansas ...... 25 Western Illinois 1959 1959 0 1 0 19 22 8. Mississippi ...... 23 Western Kentucky 1947 2013 3 4 1 175 178 9. Texas-Arlington ...... 22 Western Michigan 1967 1968 1 1 0 21 28 Arkansas College ...... 22 Wichita State 1970 1973 2 2 0 81 48 North Texas ...... 22 Wisconsin-Whitewater 1961 1961 0 1 0 7 8 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 ATTENDANCE CHART Crowd Site Opponent Year Score 102,368 . . . . . Knoxville, Tenn...... Tennessee ...... 2007 ...... UT, 48-27 99,538 ...... Knoxville, Tenn...... Tennessee ...... 2014 ...... UT, 34-19 92,138 ...... Tuscaloosa, Ala...... Alabama ...... 2008...... Alabama, 35-0 91,611 ...... Baton Rouge, La...... Louisiana State...... 2004 ...... LSU, 53-3 90,171 ...... Lincoln, Neb...... Nebraska ...... 2017 . . . . . Nebraska, 43-36 86,825 ...... Auburn, Ala...... Auburn ...... 2016 ...... Auburn, 51-14 86,520 ...... Athens, Ga...... Georgia ...... 2001 ...... UG, 45-17 85,290 ...... Lincoln, Neb...... Nebraska ...... 2012 . . . . . Nebraska, 42-13 85,035 ...... Lincoln, Neb...... Nebraska ...... 2009...... UN, 38-9 84,440 ...... Austin, Texas ...... Texas...... 2007 ...... UT, 21-13 84,051 ...... Gainesville, Fla...... Florida ...... 1993 ...... UF, 44-6 83,441 ...... Auburn, Ala...... Auburn ...... 2010 ...... Auburn, 52-26 83,246 ...... Auburn, Ala...... Auburn ...... 2013...... Auburn, 38-9 80,051 ...... Baton Rouge, La...... Louisiana State...... 1998 ...... LSU, 42-6

79,809 ...... Los Angeles, Calif...... USC...... 2015 ...... USC, 55-6 ATTENDANCE CHART | 125 | 79,145 ...... Athens, Ga...... Georgia ...... 1997...... UG, 38-7 78,943 ...... Auburn, Ala...... Auburn ...... 2006...... Auburn, 27-0 78,691 ...... College Station, Texas . . . . . Texas A&M...... 2008 ...... ASU, 18-14 TOP CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM CROWDS

Crowd Opponent Date Day-Nite Score 31,243 ...... Middle Tennessee ...... 12-1-12 ...... Day ...... ASU, 45-0 30,451 ...... Arkansas-Pine Bluff ...... 8-31-13 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 62-11 30,427 ...... Memphis ...... 9-18-04 ...... Nite ...... UM, 47-35 30,243 ...... Louisiana-Monroe ...... 11-8-12 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 45-23 29,872 ...... Memphis ...... 9-10-11 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 47-3 29,465 ...... Central Arkansas ...... 9-13-97 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 36-35 29,317 ...... Louisiana-Monroe ...... 10-4-14 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 28-14 29,143 ...... Missouri ...... 9-12-15 ...... Nite ...... Missouri, 27-20 29,029 ...... Utah State ...... 9-20-14 ...... Nite...... ASU, 21-14 (OT) 28,041 ...... Memphis ...... 9-8-12 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 33-28 28,012 ...... Central Arkansas ...... 9-24-16 ...... Nite ...... UCA, 28-23 27,918 ...... Central Arkansas ...... 9-24-11 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 53-24 27,774 ...... Memphis ...... 9-27-07 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 35-31 27,462 ...... Troy...... 12-2-17 ...... Nite ...... Troy, 32-25 26,781 ...... Idaho...... 10-12-13 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 48-24

26,634 ...... Missouri State ...... 9-19-15 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 70-7 @AStateFB 26,182 ...... Toledo ...... 9-2-16 ...... Nite...... Toledo, 31-10 26,143 ...... Montana State ...... 8-30-14 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 37-10 26,012 ...... Troy...... 9-12-13 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 41-34 25,938 ...... Southern Miss...... 9-13-08 ...... Nite ...... USM, 27-24 25,916 ...... Coastal Carolina ...... 10-14-17 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 51-17 25,219 ...... Louisville ...... 10-2-10 ...... Nite ...... UL, 34-24 25,160 ...... Western Kentucky ...... 9-29-12 ...... Nite ...... WKU, 26-13 25,112 ...... Central Arkansas ...... 10-5-96 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 17-7 24,578 ...... Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 10-22-13 ...... Nite ...... ULL, 23-7 24,371 ...... Arkansas-Pine Bluff ...... 9-16-17 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 48-3 24,256 ...... Middle Tennessee ...... 9-20-08 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 31-14 23,641 ...... Troy...... 9-26-09 ...... Day ...... Troy, 30-27 23,615 ...... South Alabama ...... 11-8-14 ...... Day ...... ASU, 45-10 23,426 ...... Army ...... 9-2-06 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 14-6* 23,411 ...... Idaho...... 10-3-15 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 49-35 23,176 ...... Louisiana-Monroe ...... 9-18-10 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 34-20 23,143 ...... Texas State...... 11-16-13 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 38-21 22,745 ...... Louisiana-Monroe ...... 10-11-08 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 37-29 22,368 ...... Mississippi ...... 10-6-01 ...... Nite ...... UM, 35-17 22,277 ...... South Alabama ...... 10-15-16 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 17-7 22,143 ...... South Alabama ...... 10-13-12 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 36-29 21,943 ...... Louisiana-Lafayette ...... 10-19-17 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 47-3 21,741 ...... Texas Southern...... 9-6-08 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 83-10 21,559 ...... Alcorn State ...... 9-22-12 ...... Nite ...... ASU, 56-0 *Win later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM YEARLY ATTENDANCE Year Total Games Average Rec 2017 ...... 119,538...... Five (4 nite, 1 day) ...... 23,908 ...... 7-5 2016 ...... 136,200...... Six (5 nite, 1 day) ...... 22,700 ...... 8-5 2015 ...... 138,043...... Six (5 nite, 1 day) ...... 23,007 ...... 9-4 2014 ...... 149,163...... Six (3 nite, 3 day) ...... 24,860 ...... 7-5 2013 ...... 149,477...... Six (5 nite, 1 day) ...... 24,913 ...... 8-5 2012 ...... 158,389...... Six (5 nite, 1 day) ...... 26,398...... 10-3 2011 ...... 127,541 ...... Six (6 nite) ...... 21,256...... 10-3 2010...... 86,969 ...... Five (3 nite, 2 day) ...... 17,394 ...... 4-8 2009...... 88,445 ...... Five (2 nite, 3 day) ...... 17,689 ...... 4-8 2008 ...... 105,525...... Five (4 nite, 1 day) ...... 21,105 ...... 6-6 2007 ...... 102,237...... Six (5 nite, 1 day) ...... 17,040 ...... 5-7

AStateRedWolves.com 2006...... 71,528 ...... Four (3 nite, 1 day) ...... 17,882...... 0-6* 2005...... 77,382 ...... Five (5 nite) ...... 15,476...... 2-6* 2004...... 61,307 ...... Four (4 nite)...... 15,327 ...... 3-8 2003 ...... 87,439* ...... Four (3 nite, 1 day)...... 16,826 ...... 5-7 2002...... 60,702 ...... Six (3 nite, 3 day) ...... 13,199 ...... 6-7 2001...... 69,687 ...... Five (2 nite, 3 day) ...... 11,614 ...... 2-9 2000...... 57,571 ...... Five (2 nite, 3 day) ...... 11,514...... 1-10 1999...... 60,022 ...... Five (2 nite, 3 day) ...... 12,044 ...... 4-7 1998...... 63,652 ...... Six (6 day) ...... 10,609 ...... 4-8 1997...... 71,721 ...... Five (3 nite, 2 day) ...... 14,344 ...... 2-9 1996...... 72,863 ...... Five (3 nite, 2 day) ...... 14,565 ...... 4-7 1995...... 50,850 ...... Six (3 nite, 3 day)...... 8,475 ...... 6-5 1994...... 34,763 ...... Four (2 nite, 2 day)...... 8,691...... 1-10 1993...... 61,320 ...... Five (3 nite, 2 day) ...... 12,264 ...... 2-8-1 1992...... 44,500 ...... Four (4 day) ...... 11,125 ...... 2-9 1991 ...... 104,727 ...... Six (3 nite, 3 day) ...... 17,454...... 1-10 1990...... 45,958 ...... Three (1 nite, 2 day)...... 15,319 ...... 3-7-1 1989...... 77,864 ...... Five (4 nite, 1 day) ...... 15,573 ...... 5-6 1988...... 53,128 ...... Four (3 nite, 1 day)...... 13,295 ...... 5-6 1987...... 78,876 ...... Five (4 nite, 1 day) ...... 15,775 ...... 8-4-1 1986 ...... 106,310...... Five (4 nite, 1 day) ...... 13,289 ...... 12-2-1 1985...... 73,786 ...... Six (3 nite, 3 day) ...... 12,298 ...... 9-4 ATTENDANCE CHART | 126 | CHART ATTENDANCE 1984...... 50,103 ...... Six (5 nite, 1 day)...... 8,351 ...... 8-4-1 1983...... 52,956 ...... Four (3 nite, 1 day)...... 13,239 ...... 5-5-1 1982...... 68,135 ...... Five (2 nite, 3 day) ...... 13,627 ...... 5-6 1981...... 62,697 ...... Five (2 nite, 3 day) ...... 12,539 ...... 6-5 1980...... 61,282 ...... Five (4 nite, 1 day) ...... 12,257 ...... 2-9 1979...... 75,320 ...... Five (3 nite, 2 day) ...... 15,064 ...... 4-7 1978...... 63,226 ...... Four (3 nite, 1 day)...... 12,645 ...... 7-4 1977...... 57,694 ...... Five (3 nite, 2 day) ...... 11,539 ...... 7-4 1976...... 53,754 ...... Five (5 nite) ...... 10,751 ...... 5-6 1975...... 64,160 ...... Five (3 nite, 2 day) ...... 12,832...... 11-0 1974...... 42,735 ...... Five (5 day) ...... 8,547...... 7-3 *4 victories in 2005 and 6 victories in 2006 later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Actual on-field record in both 2005 and 2006 was 6-6. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL HISTORY | INSIDE Red Wolves in the Pros ...... 128-132 All-Americans...... 133 Honors and Awards ...... 134-139 All-Conference Players ...... 140-141 All-Time Lettermen ...... 142-148 Year-by-Year Results...... 149-155 Year-by-Year Team Statistics ...... 156-157 All-Time Conference Standings ...... 158-161 Postseason History ...... 162-165 Records ...... 166-183 Hall of Honor ...... 184-186 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

RYAN CARRETHERS DON JONES DEMARIO DAVIS DEREK NEWTON 2014 NFL Draft, Chargers 2013 NFL Draft, Dolphins 2012 NFL Draft, Jets 2011 NFL Draft, Texans 5th Round 7th Round 3rd Round 7th Round RED WOLVES IN THE NFL, SUPER BOWL

There has been at least one Red Wolf on 31 of 32 NFL teams so far. The only team yet to have a former A-State player is the Carolina Panthers, and defensive back Darren Toney signed a rookie free agent contract with them in 2009. The team most frequent ed by A-State alums are the Phila del phia Eagles and New York Jets with 11 each. The Dallas Cowboys, Miami Dol- phins and the Chicago/ St. Louis/Arizona Cardinals are next with nine. The Denver Broncos follow with seven former A-State players. Arkansas State has had more than 125 players sign pro contracts with an NFL franchise. From Clifton Mack in 1939 to Dee Liner, Blake Mack, Ja’Von Rolland-Jones and Kyle Wilson in

AStateRedWolves.com 2018, the Red Wolves have a very long tradition of developing players that move on to the next level. In fact, A-State had a player taken in the NFL Draft a school-record eight consecutive years from 2007-14 -- Oren O’Neal in 2007, Tyrell Johnson in 2008, tight end David Johnson in 2009, defensive end Alex Carrington in 2010, offensive lineman Derek Newton in 2011, linebacker Demario Davis in 2012, defensive back Don Jones in 2013 and defensive lineman Car- rethers in 2014. Not only were the eight consecutive years with a draft selection a school record, at the time it tied the third longest streak among the “Group of Five” conferences. Carrethers most recently became the 47th A-State player to ever be selected in the NFL Draft. Many players have gone on to very long and successful careers at a number of different levels. A total of eight former players for A-State have played in the Super Bowl, and seven coaches have experience in pro football’s biggest event. Super Bowl XLIII presented an especially intriguing match-up for Arkansas State fans with four coaches, including Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin, participating that had ties to A- State’s football history. The road to Super Bowl XLIII for Tomlin and two others on the Steelers’ coaching staff, linebackers coach Keith Butler and wide receivers coach Randy Fichtner, went through Jonesboro in the mid-to-late 1990’s as assistant coaches on the Arkansas State staff. Tomlin, Fichtner and Butler were back in the Super Bowl two seasons later, along with David Johnson. Working on the opposite sideline in Super Bowl XLIII was Arizona assistant coach Maurice Carthon, who played running back at Arkansas State from 1979-82. Carthon also played in Super Bowls XXI and XXV for the New York Giants, brought home a pair of champi on ship rings, and was an assistant coach on the 1996 Super Bowl run ner-up New England Patriots in Super

RED WOLVES IN THE PROS | 128 | RED WOLVES Bowl XXXI. Prior to Johnson, the most recent former A-State player to compete in the Super Bowl was A-State record-holding punter Kyle Richardson, who was on the World Champion Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XXXV. Ray Perkins, former ASU head football coach in 1992, played in Super Bowls III and V with the Baltimore Colts, and was the offen sive coordinator for the Patri ots in Super Bowl XXXI. LB Bill Bergey and RB Leroy Harris played in Super Bowl XII with the Philadelphia Eagles. DB Oren Middlebrook (who went by Orna while at ASU) played in Super Bowl XII for the Denver Broncos. Former assistant coach Dennis “Dirt” Winston played in four Super Bowls (IX, X, XIII, XIV) with the Pittsburgh Steelers. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017

ALEX CARRINGTON DAVID JOHNSON TYRELL JOHNSON OREN O’NEAL 2010 NFL Draft, Bills 2009 NFL Draft, Steelers 2008 NFL Draft, Vikings 2007 NFL Draft, Raiders 3rd Round 7th Round 2nd Round 6th Round

RED WOLVES IN THE PROS | 129 | RED WOLVES’ PROFESSIONAL DRAFT SELECTIONS AND FREE AGENT SIGNINGS 2018: Dee Liner, Kansas City Chiefs Marcus Brown, Seattle Seahawks (free (free agent) -- Blake Mack, Kansas City agent) -- Stanley Wakwe, BC Lions (free Chiefs (free agent) -- Ja’Von Rolland- agent) -- Corey Leonard, BC Lions (free Jones, Cincinnati Bengals (free agent) -- agent) -- Brandon Thompkins, BC Lions Kyle Wilson, Philadelphia Eagles (free (free agent), Orlando Predators agent) 2009: David Johnson, Pittsburgh 2017: Chris Odom, Atlanta Falcons Steelers (7th round), San Diego Chargers (free agent) -- Chris Humes, Oakland 2008: Tyrell Johnson, Minnesota Raiders (free agent) -- Xavier Woodson- Vikings (2nd round), Detroit Lions -- Dar- Luster, Oakland Raiders (free agent) ren Toney, Carolina Panthers (free agent) 2016: Darion Griswold, Indianapolis -- Khayyam Burns, Kansas City Chiefs Colts (free agent) -- Atlanta Falcons, J.D. (free agent) McKissic, Atlanta Falcons (free agent), 2007: Oren O’Neal, Oakland Raiders Seattle Seahawks (6th round) 2014: Ryan Carrethers, San Diego 2006: Shermar Bracey, Green Bay Chargers (5th round) -- Julian Jones, At- Packers (free agent) -- Nick Noce, Dallas lanta Falcons (free agent) -- Adam Cowboys (free agent) -- Antonio War- Kennedy, New Orleans Voodoo ren, Cleveland Browns (free agent) 2013: Don Jones, Miami Dolphins (7th 2005: Steven Gibbs, Seattle Sea- round), New England Patriots, New Or- hawks (free agent) leans, Cleveland Browns, San Francisco 2004: Corey Williams, Green Bay @AStateFB 49ers -- Taylor Stockemer, Miami Dol- Packers (6th round) – Jon Bradley, phins (free agent) -- Josh Jarboe, Los Philadelphia Eagles (free agent), Tampa Angeles Kiss (free agent) Bay Buccaneers, Detroit Lions – James 2012: Demario Davis, New York Jets Hickenbotham, Saskatchewan Rough (3rd round), Cleveland Browns, New Or- Riders (free agent) – Lamar Lee, leans Saints -- Brandon Joiner, Cincin- Saskatchewan Rough Riders (free agent) nati Bengals (free agent) -- Kelcie – Tommy Miller, Lubbock Lone Stars McCray, Miami Dolphins (free agent), (free agent) – Segun Ajigbeda, Birming- Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Kansas City ham Steeldogs (free agent) Chiefs, Seattle Seahawks 2003: Garry Johnson, Cincinnati Ben- 2011: Derek Newton, Houston Tex- gals (free agent) ans (7th round) -- M.D. Jennings, Green 2002: Garrick Jones, Jacksonville Bay Packers (free agent), Chicago Bears - Jaguars (free agent), Kansas City Chiefs, - Bryan Hall, Baltimore Ravens (free Houston Texans - Jonathan Adams, New agent), Hamilton Tiger Cats Orleans Saints, (free agent), Phoenix Car- 2010: Alex Carrington, Buffalo Bills dinals - Nick Gatto, Orlando Predators (3rd round), St. Louis Rams -- Daylan (free agent), Dallas Desperados, Chicago Walker, Atlanta Falcons (free agent) -- Rush, Detroit Fury, Texas Copperheads

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M.D. JENNINGS KELCIE McCRAY COREY WILLIAMS JON BRADLEY Packers 2011-13, Bears Dolphins 2013, Buccaneers Packers 2004-07, Browns Buccaneers 2004-06, 2014, 2013, Chiefs 2014, 2008-09, Lions 2010-12 Lions 2007-08 Buccaneers 2015 Seahawks 2015-17, Bills cur. 2001: Robert Kilow, Tampa Bay Buc- Montreal Machine caneers (free agent), St. Louis Rams, De- 1987: Greg Lee, Pittsburgh Steelers troit Lions, Chicago Rush, Arkansas (free agent), Dallas Cowboys, San Antonio Twisters – Cleo Lemon, Green Bay Pack- Riders – Steve Sampson, Dallas Cow- ers, Baltimore Ravens (free agent), Mem- boys (free agent), Seattle Seahawks – phis Explorers, San Diego Chargers, Miami Jim Wiseman, Phoenix Cardinals (free Dolphins, Toronto Argonauts – Jacquis agent) Walker, Jacksonville Jaguars (free agent) 1986: Michael Adams, New Orleans – Reginald Cooley, Arkansas Twisters Saints (3rd round), Phoenix Cardinals,

AStateRedWolves.com 1999: Lennie Johnson, Arkansas Sacramento Surge – Elbert Shelley, At- Twisters – Chappell Mitchell, Arkansas lanta Falcons (11th round) – Rickey Twisters – J.J. Washington, Los Angeles Jemison, Washington Redskins (free Avengers agent) – Vincent Barnett, Green Bay 1998: Todd Frohbieter, St. Louis Packers (free agent), Cleveland Browns – Rams (free agent) – Clarence Williams, Cazzy Francis, Tampa Bay Buccaneers British Columbia Lions (free agent) (free agent) 1997: Corey Walker, Philladelphia 1985: Ray Brown, St. Louis Cardinals Eagles (free agent), Seattle Seahawks, (8th round), Washington Redskins, San Oakland Raiders – Kyle Richardson, Francisco 49ers, Detroit Lions – Michael Rhein Fire (18th round), Miami Dolphins, Cline, Green Bay Packers (8th round), Seattle Seahawks, Baltimore Ravens, Min- Arizona Outlaws (9th round), Ottawa nesota Vikings, Philadelphia Eagles Roughriders, Indianapolis Colts – Carter 1996: Carlos Emmons, Pittsburgh Ray Crawford, St. Louis Cardinals (free Steelers (7th round), Philadelphia Eagles, agent), Montreal Concorde – Stacy Gore, New York Giants – Stefan Gamlin, Frank- Memphis Showboats (free agent), Miami fort Galaxy (free agent) Dolphins, Detroit Lions — Stacy Price, St. 1994: Kendricke Bullard, New Eng- Louis Cardinals (free agent), San Diego land Patriots (free agent), Dallas Cowboys, Chargers – Mitchell Young, Miami Dol- Jacksonville Jaguars phins (free agent), Denver Broncos, At- 1992: Bryant Broady, New York Jets lanta Falcons, San Francisco 49ers (free agent), Shreveport Pirates 1984: Judious Lewis, Seattle Sea-

RED WOLVES IN THE PROS | 130 | RED WOLVES 1990: Jeff Fields, Los Angeles Rams hawks (8th round) – Gill Stegall, Denver (9th round) – Alex Shell, New York Giants Gold (8th round), Montreal Alouettes, St. (free agent), Orlando Predators Louis Cardi nals, Detroit Lions – Farrell 1989: Fred Barnett, Philadelphia Ea- Wilson, Dallas Cowboys (free agent), De- gles (3rd round), Miami Dolphins -- Tony troit Lions Walton (free agent), New York Giants 1983: Dwayne Pittman, Oklahoma 1988: Tim Smiley, Washington Red- Outlaws (4th round), Memphis Showboats, skins (5th round), Buffalo Bills – Tyrone Orlando Renegades – Bill Johnson, Den- Jones, Philadelphia Eagles (free agent), ver Gold (17th round), Cincinnati Bengals

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CLEO LEMON FRED BARNETT MAURICE CARTHON BILL BERGEY Chargers, Dolphins, 1993 Pro Bowl selection Played in Super Bowls XXI and Named one of the 300 Jaguars, 2004-09 and member of the 1990 greatest players of all

All-Madden Team XXV for the New York Giants time in the NFL. RED WOLVES IN THE PROS | 131 | – Erven Beasley, Dallas Cowboys (free Denver Latimore, Cleveland Browns agent) – Freddy Rogers, Montreal Con- (free agent) – Ron Meeks, New York Gi- corde (free agent), Baltimore Stars – Gary ants (free agent), Hamilton Tiger Cats, Ot- Burton, Miami Dolphins (free agent) tawa Rough Riders, Toronto Argonauts, 1982: Maurice Carthon, New Jersey Montreal Concorde – Orna Middlebrook, Generals (8th round), New York Giants, In- Denver Broncos (10th round), Phila del phia dianapolis Colts – Waddell Kelly, New Eagles – Roy Painter, New York Jets England Patriots (12th round), Winnipeg (free agent), Edmonton Eskimos Blue Bombers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers – 1975: Ken Jones, Buffalo Bills (2nd Rick Fishback, Los Angeles Raiders (free round), New York Jets – Dick Dixon, agent) – Henry Harris, Vancouver Lions Seattle Seahawks (7th round), Philadelphia (free agent) – Bruce Gartman, Memphis Eagles – Jerry Muckensturm, Chicago Showboats (free agent) Bears (7th round) – Jimmy Lisko, Denver 1981: Ken Armbrust, Denver Broncos Broncos (9th round), New York Jets – (free agent), Denver Gold – Paul Gilbow, Eddie Morgan, New York Giants (15th Denver Broncos (free agent), Memphis round), Edmonton Eskimos – Mike Mal- Showboats – John McCaughey, Oakland ham, Chicago Bears (17th round), Hous- Raiders (free agent) – Jerry Mack, Birm- ton Oilers, Winnipeg Blue Bombers, ingham Stallions (free agent), Memphis Baltimore Colts Showboats – Leveren Tillman, Oakland 1974: Stan Winfrey, Miami Dolphins Raiders (free agent) (2nd round), Buffalo Bills, Tampa Bay Buc-

1979: Gene Bradley, Buffalo Bills caneers, Washington Redskins – Steve @AStateFB (2nd round), New Jersey Generals – Burks, New England Patriots (4th round) Danny Cook, New Orleans Saints (free – Joe Hollimon, Minnesota Vikings (8th agent) – Ron Norman, Memphis Show- round), Edmonton Eskimos, Baltimore boats (free agent), Birmingham Stallions Stars – Joe Duren, Memphis Southmen 1978: Dikki Dyson, Dallas Cowboys (free agent) – Andy Haney, Kansas City (free agent) – Ed Preston (track), Dallas Chiefs (free agent) Cowboys (free agent), Winnipeg Blue 1973: Doug Lowery, New York Jets Bombers, St. Louis Cardinals, Green Bay (15th round) – Vince Ancell, St. Louis Packers, Birmingham Stallions, Montreal Cardinals (15th round) Concorde 1971 — Bill Phillips, Denver Broncos 1977: Hugh Crisp, Chicago Bears (3rd round), New England Patriots – (free agent) Calvin Harrell, Edmonton Eskimos (5th 1976: Leroy Harris, Miami Dolphins round by Miami Dolphins) – Dennis (5th round), Philadelphia Eagles – T.J. Meyer, Pittsburgh Steelers (6th round), Humphreys, Philadelphia Eagles (9th Portland Thunder, Atlanta Falcons, Calgary round) – Joel Mullins, Green Bay Packers Stampeders – Wayne Dorton, New Or- (9th round), Edmonton Eskimos – Robert leans Saints (6th round), Winnipeg Blue Speer, Atlanta Falcons (9th round) – Bombers, Philadephia Eagles – Steve

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RAY BROWN CARLOS EMMONS KEN JONES ELBERT SHELLEY Former Pro Bowl selection Enjoyed an 11-year NFL ca- NFL career spanned 12 Four-time Pro Bowl se- that played 20 seasons reer, recording 429 tackles years with the Buffalo lection while playing with in the NFL over his final six seasons Bills and New York Jets the Falcons from 1987-96 Lockhart, New Orleans Saints (12th ALL-TIME A-STATE NFL DRAFT round) – James Hamilton, Cincinnati Bengals (13th round), San Diego Chargers SELECTIONS BY ROUND 1970: Chet Douthit, Miami Dolphins 2nd Round (5): Tyrell Johnson (2008), (free agent) Gene Bradley (1979), Ken Jones (1975), 1969: Clovis Swinney, New Orleans Stan Winfrey (1974), Bill Bergey (1968) Saints (3rd round), New York Jets, Hous- 3rd Round (6): Demario Davis (2012), ton Oilers, Southern California Suns – Ken Alex Carrington (2010), Fred Barnett Bennett, Dallas Cowboys (free agent) (1989), Michael Adams (1986), Bill AStateRedWolves.com 1968: Bill Bergey, Cincinnati Bengals Phillips (1971), Clovis Swinney (1969) (2nd round), Philadelphia Eagles – Gary 4th Round (1): Steve Burks (1974) Crane, Denver Broncos (14th round), Bir- 5th Round (4): Ryan Carrethers (2014), mingham Vulcans, Hawaii Islanders – Tim Smiley (1988), Leroy Harris (1976), Frank McGuigan, Philadephia Eagles Calvin Harrell (1971) (free agent), New Orleans Saints, New 6th Round (4): Oren O’Neal (2006), England Patriots, Philadephia Bell Corey Williams (2004), Dennis Meyer 1967: Ron Worthen, Green Bay Pack- (1971), Wayne Dorton (1971) ers (10th round) 7th Round (6): Don Jones (2013), 1965: Dan Summers, Chicago Bears Derek Newton (2011), David Johnson (free agent) – H.K. Reeves, Dallas Cow- (2009), Carlos Emmons (1996), Dick boys (free agent) Dixon (1975), Jerry Muckensturm 1962: Sammy Weir, New York Jets (1975) (free agent), Houston Oilers – Billy Joe 8th Round (4): Ray Brown (1985), Turner, Cleveland Browns (free agent), Michael Cline (1985), Judious Lewis (1984), Joe Hollimon (1974) Ottawa Roughriders – Dick Martillo, 9th Round (5): Jeff Fields (1990), T.J. Montreal Alouettes (free agent) Humphreys (1976), Joel Mullins (1976), 1960: Alfred Bentley, New York Jets Robert Speer (1976), Jimmy Lisko (free agent) (1975) 1959: Bill Caldwell, New York Jets 10th Round (2): Orna Middlebrook (free agent) (1976), Ron Worthen (1967) 1957: Howard Cissell, Baltimore 11th Round (1): Elbert Shelley (1986) RED WOLVES IN THE PROS | 132 | RED WOLVES Colts (free agent), Montreal Alouettes 12th Round (2): Waddell Kelly (1982), 1956: Tommy Spiers, Chicago Cardi- Steve Lockhart (1971) nals (free agent), Vancouver Lions 13th Round (1): James Hamilton 1953: Richie Woit, Detroit Lions (free (1971) agent) 14th Round (1): Gary Crane (1968) 1948: Harry Lache, Baltimore Colts 15th Round (3): Eddie Moran (1975), (free agent) Doug Lowery (1973), Vince Ancell 1939: Clifton Mack, Detroit Lions (1973) (free agent) 17th Round (1): Mike Malham (1975)

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Randy Barnhill, OG, 1986 (I-AA) . AP, AFCA, FN Garry Johnson, OT, 2002 ...... CFN Bill Bergey, LB, 1968 ...... AP, AFCA Ken Jones, OG, 1975 (Div. I). . . FWAA, TM, SN Ray Brown, OT, 1985 (I-AA) ...... FN Doug Lowrey, OG, 1973 ...... AFCA Dan Buck ley, C, 1969 ...... AP Dennis Meyer, DB, 1971 ...... AP, AFCA Carter Ray Crawford, NG, 1985 (I-AA). . . . AP, AFCA, FN Bill Phillips, OG, 1970 ...... AP Carter Ray Crawford, NG, 1984 (I-AA). . . . AP, AFCA, FN Tommy Spiers, QB, 1955...... NAIA Wayne Dorton, OG, 1971 ...... AP Dan Summers, LB, 1965 ...... AP Frank Farella, OG, 1957 ...... NAIA Dan Summers, LB, 1964 ...... AP

Charlie Fredrick, DT, 1987 . . . . AP, AFCA, FN Clovis Swinney, DT, 1969...... AP, AFCA FIRST TEAM ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS | 133 | Calvin Harrell, RB, 1970 ...... AFCA Jim Wiseman, C, 1987 ...... AP, FN Calvin Harrell, RB, 1971 ...... AFCA Richie Woit, RB, 1953...... AP T.J. Humphreys, OG, 1976 (Div. I) ...... AP KEY: AP—Associated Press, AFCA—American Football Coaches Asso ciation (Kodak), FN—Football News, FWAA—Football Writers Assoc. of America, NAIA—National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics, SN—Sporting News, TM—Time Magazine, CFN —CollegeFootballNews.com.

Dennis Meyer Dan SummersCarter Ray Crawford Wayne Dorton Garry Johnson

Charlie Fredrick Tommy SpiersRay Brown Calvin Harrell Clovis Swinney

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Bill Bergey Dan Buckley Frank FarellaT.J. Humphreys Richie Woit

Ken Jones Bill PhillipsDoug Lowrey Randy Barnhill Jim Wiseman BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

David Hines Leroy Harris Jerry Muckensturm

TERRY GWIN SCHOLAR-ATHLETE 1986 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG HONORABLE MENTION ALL-AMERICAS 2013...... Brian Davis (K) 1985...... Ray Brown, OT Associated Press 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) 1985...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1987 ...... Dwane Brown, QB 2010...... Alex Carrington (DE) 1984...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1987...... Greg Lee, CB 2009...... Brian Flagg (DE) FWAA 1986 ...... Jim Wiseman, C 2008 ...... Tyrell Johnson (S) 1975 ...... Ken Jones, OG 1986 ...... John Suskie, OT 2005...... Oren O’Neal (FB) NCAA 1986 ...... Dwane Brown, QB 2004 ...... Jason Wood (WR) 1957 ...... Frank Farella, OG 1986 ...... Scott Roper, K 2000 ...... Ron Teat (TE) 1955...... Tommy Spiers, QB 1986...... Rickey Jemison, FB 1996 ...... Jeff Caldwell (PK) Sporting News 1986 ...... Marvin Neloms, DE 1993 ...... Blake Denison (WR) 1975 ...... Ken Jones, OG 1986...... Charlie Fredrick, NG 1991...... John Chism (FB) Time Magazine 1986 ...... Fred Barnes, DT 1990...... Mike Ray (OT) 1975 ...... Ken Jones, OG 1986...... Greg Lee, CB CollegeFootballNews.com 1986...... Michael Adams, CB AStateRedWolves.com 1988...... Jim Wiseman (C) 1987 ...... Mark Robbins (QB) 2002 ...... Garry Johnson, OG 1986...... Vincent Barnett, FS 1986 ...... Mark McMinn (OG) 1985 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG 1984 ...... Tim Langford (QB) SECOND TEAM ALL-AMER I CAS 1985...... Ray Brown, OT Associated Press 1985...... Rickey Jemison, FB FIRST-TEAM ALL-AMERICAS 1982 ...... Mike Morris, LB 1985 ...... Michael Cline, DT Associated Press 1982 ...... Bruce Gartman, Punter 1985 ...... Marvin Neloms, DE 1987...... Charlie Fredrick, DT 1975...... Jimmy Lisko, DE 1985...... Greg Lee, CB 1987 ...... Jim Wiseman, C 1973 ...... Doug Lowrey, OG 1984...... Farrell Wilson, OT 1986 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG 1971 ...... Calvin Harrell, RB 1984 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG 1985...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1970 ...... Dennis Meyer, DB 1984 ...... Michael Cline, DT 1984...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1970 ...... Calvin Harrell, RB 1984 ...... Marvin Neloms, DE 1976...... T.J. Humphreys, OG 1969...... Jack Smith, OT 1983 ...... Jerome Sims, CB 1971 ...... Wayne Dorton, OG 1968 ...... Frank McGuigan, RB 1982 ...... Rick Fishback, CB 1971 ...... Dennis Meyer, DB 1966...... Terry Gwin, RB 1981 ...... Leveren Tillman, DT 1970...... Bill Phillips, OG Sports Network 1979 ...... Ron Smith, LB 1969...... Dan Buckley, C 1979 ...... Jerry Castor, OT 1969 ...... Clovis Swinney, DT 1987...... Charlie Fredrick, DT 1978 ...... Larry Lawrence, TB 1968...... Bill Bergey, LB NAIA 1978...... Wesley Williams, LB 1965 ...... Dan Summers, LB 1956 ...... Frank Farella, OG 1978 ...... Danny Garrison, TE 1964 ...... Dan Summers, LB Senior CLASS Award 1976 ...... Joel Mullins, OG 1953 ...... Richie Woit, RB 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 1976 ...... Leroy Harris, RB AFCA Football News 1976 ...... Roy Painter, DB 1987...... Charlie Fredrick, DT 1998...... Ron Teat, TE 1975 ...... Jerry Muckensturm, LB

HONORS AND AWARDS | 134 | HONORS AND AWARDS 1986 ...... Randy Barnhill, OG 1993 ...... Ed Rufus, NG 1975...... Dennis Bolden, TB 1985...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1993 ...... Marquis Williams, FB 1974 ...... John Manatt, OT 1984...... Carter Ray Crawford, NG 1970 ...... Gary Cleve, LB 1973 ...... Doug Lowrey, OG THIRD TEAM ALL-AMERICAS 1970 ...... Wayne Dorton, OG 1971 ...... Calvin Harrell, RB Associated Press 1966 ...... Trumann Moore, LB 1971 ...... Dennis Meyer, DB 1984 ...... Ed Troutt, C 1959 ...... Bill Caldwell, QB 1970 ...... Calvin Harrell, RB 1975 ...... Ken Jones, OG 1957 ...... Eddie Romeo, HB 1969 ...... Clovis Swinney, DT 1956 ...... Frank Farella, OG 1957...... Frank Farella, G 1968...... Bill Bergey, LB Athlon 1953...... Dan Spensieri, E Football News 1998...... Todd Frohbieter 1953 ...... James Petroff, T 1987...... Charlie Fredrick, DT 1952 ...... Richie Woit, HB 1987 ...... Jim Wiseman, C 1951 ...... John Koldus, E

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017

Robert Speer Tim Langford Rickey Jemison 1951 ...... Richie Woit, HB 1960...... Alfred Bentley, E RAY GUY AWARD WATCH LIST

1951...... Carl Greenwald, FB 1960...... Jerry Arant, T 2017 .....Cody Grace (semifinalist) HONORS AND AWARDS | 135 | Sports Illustrated 1960 ...... Jim McMurray, QB 2015 ...... Luke Ferguson 2013 ...... J.D. McKissic, WR 1960 ...... Jack Snodgrass, G 2014 ...... Luke Ferguson 2013...... Qushaun Lee, LB 1959 ...... Bill Caldwell, QB 2008...... Brett Shrable CollegeFootballNews.com 1959...... Alfred Bentley, E 2000...... Andy Shatley 2007 ...... Tyrell Johnson, S 1958 ...... Tommy Davis, C Football News 1957...... Frank Farella, G LOU GROZA AWARD WATCH LIST 1998...... Ron Teat, TE 1957 ...... Howard Cissell, HB 2013 .....Brian Davis (Semifinalist) 1993 ...... Ed Rufus, NG 1956...... Tommy Spiers, QB 2012 .....Brian Davis (Semifinalist) 1993 ...... Marquis Williams, FB 1953 ...... Richie Woit, HB 2009 ...... Josh Arauco Sporting News 2008 ...... Josh Arauco (Finalist) 1978...... Doug Dobbs, Kicker LOMBARDI AWARD WATCH LIST 1994 ...Jeff Caldwell (Semifinalist) 1976 ...... Leroy Harris, FB 2015 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 1976...... T.J. Humphreys, OG 2015 ...... Chris Stone DOAK WALKER AWARD WATCH LIST NAIA 2014...... Bryce Giddens 1956...... Tommy Spiers, QB 2014 ...... Qushaun Lee 2017...... Warren Wand 2011 ...... Demario Davis 2016...... Warren Wand FRESHMAN ALL-AMERICAS 2009 ...... Alex Carrington 2015 ...... Michael Gordon FWAA Scripps 2008 ...... Matt Mandich 2014 ...... Michael Gordon 2006 ...... Reggie Arnold, RB 2006 ...... Tanner Jenkins 2013...... David Oku 2012 ...... J.D. McKissic, WR 2002...... Garry Johnson 2009 ...... Reggie Arnold 2014 .....Ja’Von Rolland-Jones, DE 2001...... Garry Johnson 2008 ...... Reggie Arnold Sporting News 2007 ...... Reggie Arnold 2004 ...... Josh Williams, LB 2001 ...... Jonathan Adams BEDNARIK WATCH LIST @AStateFB 2006 ...... Reggie Arnold, RB 2000 ...... Jonathan Adams 2006 ...... Josh Arauco, K 2017 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones Rivals.com 2016 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones BUTKUS AWARD WATCH LIST 2013 ...... Ryan Carrethers 2004 ...... Josh Williams, LB 2008 ...... Ben Owens CollegeFootballNews.com 2007 ...... Koby McKinnon 2004 ...... Josh Williams, LB BRONKO NAGURSKI WATCH LIST 2004 ...... Tyrell Johnson, S 2017 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones WUERFFEL TROPHY WATCH LIST 2010 ...... Amos Draper, DL 2016 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor (finalist) SCOUT 2007...... Tyrell Johnson 2014 .....Ja’von Rolland-Jones, DE 2016...... Blaise Taylor 2015...... Fredi Knighten OUTLAND TROPHY WATCH LIST SOPHOMORE ALL-AMERCAS 2013 ...... Ryan Carrethers CollegeFootballNews.com LOTT TROPHY WATCH LIST 2010...... Ryan Aplin, QB 2008 ...... Matt Mandich 2010...... Allen Muse, WR 2002...... Garry Johnson 2009 ...... Alex Carrington Athlon Sports 2013 ...... J.D. McKissic, WR RIMINGTON AWARD WATCH LIST TED HENDRICKS AWARD WATCH LIST 2016...... Devin Mondie 2017 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones WILLIAMSON ALL-AMERICA 2014 ...... Tyler Greve 2016...... Chris Odom 1962 ...... Dick Martillo, FB 2014...... Bryce Giddens 2016 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 1962 ...... Sammy Weir, QB 2013...... Bryce Giddens 2009 ...... Alex Carrington 1961 ...... Frank Smith, T 2011 ...... Tom Castilaw 1961 ...... Larry Peebles, C 2006 ...... Tanner Jenkins JIM THORPE AWARD WATCH LIST 1961 ...... Jim McMurray, QB 2017...... Justin Clifton

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

Brian Davis Reggie Arnold Ryan Aplin 2016 ...... Cody Brown 2014 ...... Qushaun Lee 2014 ...... Rocky Hayes 2014 ...... Sterling Young SBC DEF. PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2014 ...... Sterling Young 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 2011 ...... Brandon Joiner, DE 2007...... Tyrell Johnson 2012 ...... Josh Jarboe 2008 ...... Alex Carrington, DE 2007 ...... Tyrell Johnson, S JOHNNY UNITAS AWARD WATCH LIST JASON WHITTEN COLLEGIATE 2017 ...... Justice Hansen (top 20) MAN OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST SBC NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR 2015 ...... Fredi Knighten 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor (semifinalist) 2002...... Jonathan Burke, DB 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 2009 ...... Corey Leonard SUN BELT FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR ARTHUR ASHE JR. MALE SPORTS 2012 ...... J.D. McKissic, WR SCHOLAR OF THE YEAR DAVEY O’BRIEN AWARD WATCH LIST 2006 ...... Reggie Arnold, RB 2017...... Blaise Taylor (winner) 2015 ...... Fredi Knighten AStateRedWolves.com 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin SOUTHLAND PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2007.....Corey Leonard (semifinalist) CBSSPORTS.COM FREAKS LIST 1986 ...... Dwane Brown (offense) 1978 ...Wesley Williams (defense) 2013 ...... Ryan Carrethers WALTER CAMP AWARD WATCH LIST 1976 ...... Roy Painter (defense) 1975..Jerry Muckensturm (defense) 2014 ...... Qushaun Lee SUN BELT CONF. COACH OF YEAR 1975 ...... David Hines (offense) 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 2011 ...... Hugh Freeze 1971...... Dennis Meyer (defense) 2005 ...... Steve Roberts 1970...... Dennis Meyer (defense) MANNING AWARD WATCH LIST 1969 .....Clovis Swinney (defense) BIG WEST CONF. COACH OF YEAR 2015 ...... Fredi Knighten 1968 .....Clovis Swinney (defense) 1995 ...... John Bobo (6-5) 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin 1968 ....Frank McGuigan (offense) 2009 ...... Corey Leonard SOUTHLAND CONF. COACH OF YEAR BILETNIKOFF AWARD WATCH LIST 1986...... Larry Lacewell (12-2-1) SOUTHLAND FRESHMAN OF YEAR 1985 ...... Larry Lacewell (9-4-0) 84 ...... Dwane Brown (QB) 2013 ...... J.D. McKissic 19 1978...... Bill Davidson (7-4-0) 2011 ...... Dwayne Frampton 1979 ...... Lee Charles Wright (RB) 1975...... Bill Davidson (11-0-0) 1970...... Bennie Ellender (11-0-0) SLC ALL-FIRST DECADE TEAM (1964-73) HORNUNG AWARD WATCH LIST 1969...... Bennie Ellender (8-1-1) Bill Phillips, offensive guard (’68-’71) 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor 1968...... Bennie Ellender (7-3-1) Wayne Dorton, offensive guard (’68-’71) 2014 ...... J.D. McKissic 1964...... Bennie Ellender (7-0-2) Dan Buckley, center (’66-’69) Calvin Harrell, running back (’68-’71) MACKEY AWARD WATCH LIST AFCA REGION 5 COACH OF YEAR Clovis Swinney, DT (’67-’69) 2017 ...... Blake Mack 1986...... Larry Lacewell Bill Bergey, linebacker (’65-’68)

HONORS AND AWARDS | 136 | HONORS AND AWARDS 2015...... Darion Griswold 1985...... Larry Lacewell Dennis Meyer, defensive back (’68-’71) 2014...... Darion Griswold SUN BELT PLAYER OF THE YEAR SOUTHLAND SENIOR SPIRIT AWARD MAXWELL AWARD WATCH LIST 2017 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 1978...... Larry Lawrence (TB) 2015 ...... Fredi Knighten 2016 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin ALL-SOUTH INDEPENDENT 2nd-TEAM 1992 ...... Eric Tate, C SENIOR BOWL WATCH LIST 2011 ...... Ryan Aplin 2017 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones SBC OFF. PLAYER OF THE YEAR ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICA 2015...... Darion Griswold First Team 2017 ...... Justice Hansen 2015 ...... Tres Houston 2013...... Brian Davis (K) 2015 ...... J.D. McKissic 2002 ...... Danny Smith 2008...... Brian Flagg (DE)

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017

Qushaun Lee Brandon Joiner Fred Barnett 1976 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) 1978...... Ray Culpepper (DE) MVP AWARDS

1971 ...... Dennis Meyer (DB) 1978 ...... John Shannon (DB) Williamson All-America Team HONORS AND AWARDS | 137 | 1961...... Jim McMurray (QB) 1977...... Ray Culpepper (DE) 1953 ...... Richie Woit, HB 1959...... Larry Zabrow ski (OT) 1976 ...... Jerome MIller (SE) Pecan Bowl Second Team 1976 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) 1970 ....James Hamilton (offense) 1976 ...... John Lorick (DB) 2004 ...... Jason Wood (WR) 1970...... Dennis Meyer (defense) 1973 ...... Mike Malham (LB) 1969 ...... Bubba Crocker (offense) ACADEMIC ALL-SOUTH 1970 ...... Dennis Meyer (DB) 1969 .....Clovis Swinney (defense) (Southern Magazine) 1968 ...... Bill Bergey (defense) CoSIDA ACADEMIC ALL-DISTRICT 1988...... John Chism (FB) Tangerine Bowl 2015 ...... Luke Ferguson (P) 1954...... Bobby Spann (QB) 2013...... Brian Davis (K) NACDA SCHOLAR-ATHLETE AWARD North-South Shrine Game 2012 ...... Nathan Herrold (LB) 1997 ...... Jeff Caldwell (Finalist) 2009...... Alex Carrington (DE) 1969 .....Clovis Swinney (defense) 2008...... Brian Flagg (DE) 1968 ...... Bill Bergey (defense) 2007...... Brian Flagg (DE) NCAA POSTGRAD UATE SCHOLARSHIP College All-Star Game 2005 ...... Brian Flagg (LB) 2004 ...... Jason Wood (WR) 1969 ...... Bill Bergey (defense) 2004 ...... Jason Wood (WR) 1976 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) Refrigerator Bowl 1971 ...... Dennis Meyer (DB) 1951...... Richie Woit (HB) ACADEMIC ALL-BIG WEST CONF. GoDaddy Bowl 1995...... Jeff Caldwell (K) NATIONAL FOOTBALL FOUNDATION 2014...... Fredi Knighten (QB) 1994...... Jeff Caldwell (K) NATIONAL SCHOLAR-ATHLETE & 2014 Qushaun Lee (LB) (defense) 1993...... Jeff Caldwell (K) GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP 2014 ...... Brian Davis (K) (ST) 2014 J.D. McKissic (WR) (offense) 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor (CB) 2013 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) 1984 ...... Tim Langford (QB) @AStateFB ACADEMIC ALL-SOUTHLAND CONF. 2013 Qushaun Lee (LB) (defense) 1985...... Randy Barnhill (OG) 2013 J.D. McKissic (WR) (offense) WILLIAM V. CAMPBELL TROPHY 1985 ...... Stephen East (CB) 2013...... Ryan Wilbourn (K) (ST) 2017 ...... Blaise Taylor (finalist) 1985 ...... Mark Robbins (QB) Cure Bowl 1985 ...... Bill Stanley (OL) 2016 ...... Kendall Sanders (MVP) 1984...... Randy Barnhill (OG) MCDONALD SCHOLAR SHIP (Presented Annually by SLC) 1984...... Clint Ledbetter (DT) AT&T LONG DISTANCE AWARD 1984 ...... Stephen East (CB) 1984 ...... Tim Langford (QB) (Honors "long distance" achieve- 1983 ...... Tim Langford (QB) 1977 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) ments by Division I-A players) 1983 ...... Price Gardner (OT) 1995 ...FB Austin Tinsley (vs. SW La.) 1983...... Scott McDonald (PK) CHEVROLET SCHOLARSHIP HONOR 1994 ..P Kyle Richardson (vs. SW La.) 1982...... Mike Morris (LB) ABC-TV 1982...... Donnie Morrison (NG) 1981 ...... Scott McDonald, kicker NATIONAL BACK OF WEEK 1982...... Scott McDonald (PK) 1979 ...... Doug Dobbs, kicker Asso ci ated Press 1981 ...... Tim Langford (QB) 1975, Dennis Bolden (279 yards on 1981...... Mike Morris (LB) COMMERCIAL APPEAL ALL-MID SOUTH 26 carries against McNeese St.) 1981 ...... Al Tiner (OG) (Selected by Pro Scouts) NATIONAL DEF. PLAYER OF THE WEEK 1980 ...... Tim Langford (QB) 1971...... Wayne Dorton (OG) 1980...... Mike Morris (LB) FWAA 1971...... Calvin Harrell (RB) 2008, Ben Owens (7 tackles, 1 1979...... Darrell Holifield (CB) 1969 ...... Clovis Swinney (DT) 1979 ...... Ron Smith (LB) TFL, 1 sack, 1 fumble recovery, 1 1979...... Ray Culpepper (DE) interception against Texas A&M) 1979...... Jerome Miller (WR) 1979...... Casey Phillips (OG)

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 NATION AL BACKFIELD OF WEEK 2015...... Fredi Knighten (QB) FG against McNeese St., ’74 United Press Inter na tion al 2014...... Fredi Knighten (QB) 1975, Dennis Bolden (259 yards on 2013...... Ryan Carrethers (DL) 1980’S ALL-DECADE TEAM 26 carries against McNeese St.) 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) (As selected by the coaching staff) 2011 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) Offense ESPN 'HE ROES OF WEEK' 2010 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) SE...... Fred Barnett, 1986-89 2009...... Alex Carrington (DE) Offen sive Backfield vs. Ole Miss, TE ...... Ray Brown, 1983-85 2008...... Alex Carrington (DE) 1989 . . . (three backs rushed for OT...... Kenneth Nelson, 1986-89 2007 ...... Tyrell Johnson (S) over 100 yards each) . . . 120 by OT...... Mike Ray, 1987-89 2006...... Reggie Arnold (RB) Putzer Dayton . . . 105 by Richard OG ...... Randy Barnhill, 1984-86 2005 ...... Eric Neihouse (PK) Kimble . . . 104 by Roy Johnson OG...... Farrell Wilson, 1980-84 2004 ...... Antonio Warren (TB) C...... Jim Wiseman, 1984-87 NFF HAMPSHIRE HONOR SOCIETY QB ...... Dwane Brown, 1984-87 LRTC DAN HAMPTON AWARD 2018 ...... Blaise Taylor FB ...... Rickey Jemison, 1983-86 2017 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 2017 ...... Cody Brown RB...... Dennis Forrest, 1986-89 2016...... Chris Odom 2017 ...... Kendall Sanders RB...... Maurice Carthon, 1979-82 2017 ...... Jake Swalley Defense ARKANSAS ATHLETE OF THE MONTH 2016 ...... Luke Ferguson DL ...... Charlie Fredrick, 1984-87 2016...... Raziel Velgis Sept. ’86...... Rickey Jemison (FB) DL .Carter Ray Crawford, 1984-85 2015...... Brock Barnhill DL...... Michael Cline, 1983-85 2015 ...... Tyler Greve ALL-TIME ASU TEAM (1909-1975) DL ...... Marvin Neloms, 1983-86 2015...... Kenny Rains (Chosen by Fans During ’76 Season) LB ...... Stacy Price, 1981-85 2015...... Alan Wright Offense LB ...... Oscar Willis, 1984-85 LB ...... Anthony Withers, 1983-86 2015 ...... Sterling Young RB...... Calvin Harrell, ’68-’71 DB ...... Greg Lee, 1984-87 2014 ...... Brian Davis RB...... Richie Woit, ’50-’53 DB ...... Elbert Shelley, 1983-86 2013 ...... Ryan Aplin RB ...... Leroy Harris, ’75-’76 DB...... Tim Smiley, 1986-88 2013 ...... Nathan Herrold QB ...... James Hamilton, ’68-’71 DB ...... Vincent Barnett, 1985-86 2013...... Taylor Stockemer (tie)David Hines, ’72-’75 AStateRedWolves.com Specialists 2013 ...... Neely Sullivent WR ...... Gerald Jumper, ’64-’67 PK ...... Scott Roper, 1986-87 2012 ...... Tom Castilaw WR...... Alfred Bentley, ’59-’60 P ...... Bruce Gartman, 1980-82 2012 ...... Derek Lawson TE...... Steve Lockhart, ’68-’71 RS ...... Keith Weaver, 1981-84 2011...... Jeff Blake C ...... Dan Buckley, ’66-’69 2011 ...... Adam Gaston L ...... Wayne Dorton, ’68-’71 POST-SEASON ALL STARS 2010 ...... Alex Carrington L ...... Bill Phillips, ’68-’71 Senior Bowl (Mobile, Alabama) 2010 ...... Taylor Clements L ...... Ken Jones, ’72-’75 2015 ...... Darion Griswold (TE) 2008...... Matt Reibe L...... T.J. Humphreys, ’73-’76 2011 ...... Demario Davis (LB) K ...... Joe Duren, ’71-’74 2009...... Alex Carrington (DE) DRADDY TROPHY NOMINEE Defense 1980 ...... Gene Bradley (QB) 2007 ...... Matt Reibe (semifinalist) LB ...... Bill Bergey, ’65-’68 1977 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) LB...... Jerry Muckensturm, ’72-’75 1976...... Ken Jones (OG) WORTHEN AMATEUR ATHLETE LB ...... Mike Malham, ’72-’75 1971...... Wayne Dorton (OG) monthly winners: L ...... Clovis Swinney, ’67-’69 1968 ...... Bill Bergey (LB) Nov. ’75 ...... David Hines (QB) L...... Dick Dixon, ’72-’75 North-South Shrine (Ponitac, Mich.) Oct. ’75 ...... Jimmy Lisko (DE) L...... Ken Bennett, ’67-’69 1976 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) Nov. ’74...... Joe Duren (K) E ...... Robert Speer, ’73-’76 North-South Shrine Game (Miami, Fla.) Sept. ’73...... Steve Burks (QB) E ...... Jimmy Lisko, ’72-’75 1973 ...... Vince Ancell (DB) Dec. ’70...... James Hamilton (QB) B...... Dennis Meyer, ’68-’71 1971...... James Hamilton (QB) Dec. ’68 ...... Bill Bergey (LB) B...... Roy Painter, ’73-’76 1969 ...... Clovis Swinney (DT) Sept. ’68 ...... Bill Bergey (LB) B ...... Joe Hollimon, ’71-74 1968 ...... Bill Bergey (LB) annual winners: B ...... Dick Ritchey, ’64-’67 Blue-Gray Classic (Montgomery, Ala.) 1968 ...... Bill Bergey (LB) P...... Dan Mullen, ’72-’75 2004 ...... Corey Williams (DT)

HONORS AND AWARDS | 138 | HONORS AND AWARDS Top Player Jon Bradley (DT) LITTLE ROCK MAJOR SPORTS ASSN. Bill Bergey, LB, ’65-’68 1996...... Corey Walker (RB) ARKANSAS ATHLETE OF YEAR Top Coach 1989...... Fred Barnett (WR) 1986-87...... Dwane Brown (QB) Bennie Ellender, ’63-’70 1976...... Robert Speer (DE) (tie) Bill Davidson, ’71-’76 1976 ...... Roy Painter (DB) ARKANSAS SPORTS HALL OF FAME Top Game 1974...... Steve Burks (QB) STAR OF TOMORROW AWARD 1948 ...... Harry Larche (T) 29-10 win over Memphis St., 1975 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin (QB) Inta Juice North-South All-Star Classic Top Season 2006...... Oren O’Neal (FB) LITTLE ROCK TD CLUB MVP Perfect 11-0 in 1975 College All-Star Game (Chicago, Ill.) 2017 ...... Ja’Von Rolland-Jones Greatest Moment 1976 ...... Ken Jones (OG-DE) 2016...... Chris Odom (DE) Joe Duren’s game-winning 56-yard CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 1975...... Stan Winfrey (FB) AFCA NATIONAL COACH OF YEAR 2009...... Derek Newton 1969 ...... Bill Bergey (LB) 1970...... Bennie Ellender (11-0-0) 2008 ...... Matt Mandich Coaches All-America Game (Lubbock, Texas) 2007 ...... Matt Mandich 1976...... Jerry Muckensturm (LB) NATIONAL ALL-INDEPENDENT TEAM 2006 ...... Tanner Jenkins 1975...... Stan Winfrey (FB) First Team 2005 ...... Tanner Jenkins 1972 ...... Bill Phillips (OG-LB) 1996 ...... Maurice Harris, SS 2004...... Steven Gibbs East-West Shrine (St. Petersburg, Fla.) Second Team 2003...... Kimani Jjones 2017...... Blake Mack (TE) 1996 ...... Lennie Johnson, WR 2017 ...Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (DE) Third Team STREET & SMITH’S 2015 ...... David Johnson (TE) 1996...... Corey Walker, RB PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA 2008 ...... David Johnson (TE) 1996...... Jeff Caldwell, PK 2007 ...... Matt Mandich, OL 1996...... Corey Walker (RB) Koby McKinnon, LB 1985...... Michael Cline (DT) Tyrell Johnson, S 1976...... Ken Jones (OG) PLAYBOY'S ANSON MOUNT 2006 ...... Tanner Jenkins, C Lions' American Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) SCHOLAR-ATHLETE OF YEAR Tyrell Johnson, S 1977 ...... T.J. Humphreys (OG) Honorable Mention

SUN BELT CONFERENCE HONORS AND AWARDS | 139 | 1977 ...... Robert Speer (LB) 1996...... Jeff Caldwell, PK 10-YEAR ANNIVERSARY TEAM 1976...... Jimmy Lisko (LB) Playboy Magazine 'Best of the Rest' Josh Arauco, K (2006-09) Hula Bowl (Honolulu, Hawaii) 1996...... Corey Walker, RB Alex Carrington, DE (2006-09) 2007 ...... Tyrell Johnson (S) Tyrell Johnson, S (2004-07) 2002...... Jonathan Adams (RB) FOOTBALL NEWS Matt Mandich, OL (2005-08) 2001...... Robert Kilow (WR) ALL-INDEPENDENT TEAM Canadian-American Bowl (Tampa, Fla.) 2014 A-STATE 1978 ...... Hugh Crisp (C) 1996...... Corey Walker, RS ALL-CENTENNIAL TEAM STARTERS Martin Luther King Classic (San Jose, Calif.) 1996 ...... Chappell Mitchell, CB OFFENSE 1990...... Fred Barnett (WR) 1996 ...... Gary Jackson, DE QB: Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 1990...... Tony Walton (OT) RB: Richie Woit (1950-53) TX vs. Nation All-Star Game (El Paso, TX) BOB GRIESE'S COLLEGE FOOTBALL RB: Calvin Harrell (1968-71) 2012 ...... Ryan Aplin YEARBOOK ALL-INDEPENDENT TEAM FB: Maurice Carthon (1979-82) 2012 ...... Don Jones 1996...... Corey Walker, RS TE: Ray Brown (1983-85) 2012...... Taylor Stockemer 1995 ...... Kyle Richardson, Punter C: Dan Buckley (1966-69) 2009 ...... Josh Arauco OL: Ken Jones (1972-75) 2009 ...... Marcus Brown ATHLON MAGAZINE "BEST OF THE REST" OL: TJ Humphreys (1973-76) Players All-Star Classic (Little Rock, Ark.) 1996...... Corey Walker, RB OL: Bill Phillips (1968-71) 2011...... Brandon Joiner (MVP) OL: Randy Barnhill (1984-86) 2011...... Kelcie McCray NATIONALCHAMPS.NET WR: Fred Barnett (1986-89) 2011 ...... Trey Outlaw PRESEASON ALL-AMERICAN WR: JD McKissic (2012-current) 2011...... Jermaine Robertson 2009 ...... Alex Carrington, DE DEFENSE 2011...... Dorvus Woods Reggie Arnold, RB DL: Clovis Swinney (1967-69)

Raycom College All-Star Classic (Montgomery, Ala.) @AStateFB Josh Arauco, K DL: Carter Ray Crawford (1984-85) 2011...... Brandon Joiner (MVP) 2007 ...... Tyrell Johnson, S DL: Marvin Neloms (1983-86) 2006 ...... Tanner Jenkins, C DL: Alex Carrington (2006-09) HOMECOMING MVP AWARD LB: Bill Bergey (1965-68) (Given by Lambda Chi Alpha, Selected by Media) LB: Jerry Muckensturm (1972-75) 1992....Jerrold Seymore (offense) PRESEASON NEWCOMER OF THE YEAR LB: Demario Davis (2008-11) Cedric Buckley (defense) 1995...... Maurice Thomas, WR LB: Carlos Emmons (1992-95) 1987 ...... Scott Roper (offense) DB: Dennis Meyer (1968-71) Kirk Russell (defense) CBSSPORTSLINE.COM DB: Tyrell Johnson (2004-07) 1986 ...... Dwane Brown (offense) “WALKON OF THE YEAR” DB: Elbert Shelley (1983-86) Fred Barnes (defense) 2006 ...... Oren O’Neal DB: Greg Lee (1984-87) 1985 .....Rickey Jemison (offense) SPECIAL TEAMS Greg Lee (defense) FWAA-FEDEX ORANGE BOWL Utility: Jimmy Lisko (1972-75) 1984 .....Rickey Jemison (offense) COURAGE AWARD NOMINEE RS: Terry Whiting (1968-71) Michael Cline (defense) 2005...... Brandon Rollins, DT Kicker: Brian Davis (2010-13) 1980 ...... Tim Langford (offense) Punter: Joe Slayton (1976-79) Tim Allison (defense) GARY WITHROW AWARD HEAD COACH: Larry Lacewell 1979 ....Lee Charles Wright (offense) 2017 ...... Lanard Bonner Ron Smith (defense) 2016 ...... Jemar Clark 1978 .....Larry Lawrence (offense) 2015...... Colton Jackson Wesley Williams (defense) 2014...... Alan Wright 1977 ...... Gene Bradley (offense) 2013 ...... Steven Haunga Ralph Kelly (defense) 2012 ...... Zack McKnight 2011 ...... Tom Castilaw 2010 ...... Sifa Etu BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 SUN BELT Starson (DE), Brian Davis (K) Khayyam Burns (FS) Honorable Mention: Qushaun Lee (LB), 2017 Taylor Stockemer (WR) 2004 First Team: Lanard Bonner (OL), Blake First Team: Steven Gibbs (OL), Josh Mack (TE), Justice Hansen (QB), Ja’Von 2011 Williams (LB) Rolland-Jones (DE), Blaise Taylor (DB) First Team: Ryan Aplin (QB), Dwayne Second Team: Antonio Warren (RB), Second Team: Ronheen Bingham (DE), Frampton (WR), Tom Castilaw (OL), Bran- Tyrell Johnson (S) Justin Clifton (DB), Chris Murray (WR), don Joiner (DE), Demario Davis (LB), Dar- Kyle Wilson (LB) ryl Feemster (DB), Kelcie McCray (DB). 2003 Third Team: Caleb Caston (DE), Cody Second Team: Josh Jarboe (WR), Delano First Team: Jon Bradley (DL), Johnathan Grace (P), Justin McInnis (WR), Jaypee Moore (OL), Dorvus Woods (DL), Nathan Burke, (CB), Les Echols (LB), Kimani Jones Philbert (OL), Blaise Taylor (RS), Sawyer Herrold (LB), Darron Edwards (DB), (OL) Williams (K) Dwayne Frampton (AP) Second Team: Corey Williams (DL) Honorable Mention: Omar Bayless Honroable Mention: Taylor Stockemer (WR), B.J. Edmonds (DB), Dee Liner (DL), (WR), Nelly Sullivent (P). 2002 Jacob Still (DL) First Team: Danny Smith (RB), Garry 2010 Johnson (OL), Jon Bradley (DL), Corey 2016 First Team: Ryan Aplin (QB), Derek Williams (DL), James Hickenbotham (Re- First Team: Jemar Clark (OL), Chris Newton (OL), Bryan Hall (DL), Demario turn Specialist) Odom (DE), Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (DE), Davis (LB), M.D. Jennings (DB) Second Team: John Crossley (OL), Money Hunter (DB) Second Team: Tom Castilaw (OL), Sifa Chuck Allen (DB), Jonathan Burke (DB), Second Team: Blake Mack (TE), Colton Etu (OL), Dorvus Woods (DL), Javon McK- Les Echols (LB) Jackson (OL), Xavier Woodson-Luster innon (LB) (LB), Cody Brown (DB), Justin Clifton (DB), Honorable Mention: Dwayne Frampton 2001 Blaise Taylor (RS), Warren Wand (AP) (WR), Allen Muse (WR) First Team: James Hickenbotham (Re- Honorable Mention: Justice Hansen turn Specialist and All-Purpose Player), (QB), Chris Humes (DB), Waylon Roberson 2009 Garry Johnson (OL) (DL), Kendall Sanders (WR)) First Team: Alex Carrington (DE) Second Team: Jonathan Adams (RB), Newcomer Team: Kyle Wilson Second Team: Derek Newton (OL), Jon Bradley (DL), Jerry Pegues (TE)

AStateRedWolves.com Bryan Hall (DL), Josh Arauco (K) 2015 Honorable Mention: Corey Leonard First Team: Jemar Clark (OL), Colton Jack- (QB), Daylan Walker (DB) BIG WEST son (OL), Ja’Von Rolland-Jones (DE), Rocky 2000 Hayes (DB), J.D. McKissic (AP) 2008 First Team: Robert Kilow (WR and Re- Second Team: Fredi Knighten (QB), First Team: Josh Arauco (K), Reggie turn Specialist), Garry Johnson (OL) Michael Gordon (RB), Tres Houston (WR), Arnold (RB), Alex Carrington (DE), Matt Hon. Mention: John Crossley (OL) J.D. McKissic (WR), Chris Stone (DE), Mandich OL) Xavier Woodson-Luster (LB), Cody Brown Second Team: Corey Leonard (QB), 1999 (DB) David Johnson (TE), Mark Clemons (OL), First Team: Robert Kilow (WR and RS) Honorable Mention: Darion Griswold Ben Owens (LB), Kevin Jones (WR/RS) Second Team: Garry Johnson (OL), La- (TE), Khari Lain (LB), Robert Mondie (DL), Honorable Mention: J.T. Jordan (TE), mont Zachery (RB), Ryan Smith (P) Dijon Paschal (WR) Dominique Williams (CB) Honorable Mention: Lance Miller (OL), Newcomer Team: Warren Wand (RB) Andy Henault (LB), LeMarcus Harris (LB), 2007 Sean Mitchell (FS), Hanis Bowens (CB) 2014 First Team: Khayyam Burns (S), Tyrell First Team: Artez Brown (CB), Fredi Johnson (S), Matt Mandich (OL) 1995 Knighten (QB), Qushaun Lee (LB) Second Team: Reggie Arnold (RB), Levi First Team: Kyle Richardson (Punter), Second Team: Michael Gordon (RB), Ja’Von Dejohnette (WR), Koby McKinnon (LB), Corey Walker (Return Specialist) Rolland-Jones (DE), Blaise Taylor (RS) Brett Shrable (P) Second Team: Carlos Emmons (DE) Honorable Mention: Tres Houston Honorable Mention: Alex Carrington Hon. Mention: Corey Walker (RB) (WR), Chris Stone (DE), Andrew Tryon (DE), Corey Leonard (QB) (CB), Xavier Woodson (LB) 1994 Newcomer Team: Dijon Paschal (WR) 2006 Honorable Mention: Corey Walker First Team: Tanner Jenkins (OL), Tyrell (RB), Carlo White (DT), Kyle Richardson 2013 Johnson (S) (Punter), Clark Watkins (S) First Team: J.D. McKissic (WR), Ryan Second Team: Reggie Arnold (RB), Carrethers (DL), Qushaun Lee (LB), Brian Khayyam Burns (S), Jamarrow James 1993 Davis (K), J.D. McKissic (AP) (DL), Matt Mandich (OL), Koby McKinnon First Team: Ed Rufus (NG), Marquis Second Team: Michael Gordon (RB), ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS | 140 | PLAYERS ALL-CONFERENCE (LB), Devrett Wade (LB) Williams (RB) Darion Griswold (TE), Bryce Giddens (OL), Honorable Mention: Jonathan Najm Second Team: Jeff Caldwell (K) Steven Haunga (OL), Rocky Hayes (CB), (DE), Oren O’Neal (FB) Sterling Young (S), McKissic (RS) Honorable Mention: Adam Kennedy SOUTHLAND 2005 (QB), Chris Stone (DE) 1986 First Team: Antonio Warren (RB), Tan- First Team: Randy Barnhill (OG), Jim ner Jenkins (OL), Myron Anderson (DL, 2012 Wiseman (C), John Suskie (OT), Dwane Tyrell Johnson (SS), Eric Neihouse (PK) First Team: Ryan Aplin (QB), David Oku Brown (QB), Rickey Jemison (FB), Scott Second Team: Matt Mandich (OL), De- (RB), Zack McKnight (OL), Ryan Carrethers Roper (Kicker), Marvin Neloms (DE), Char- vrett Wade (LB), James Johnson (CB and (DL), Nathan Herrold (LB) lie Fredrick (NG), Fred Barnes (DT), Greg RS) Second Team: J.D. McKissic (WR), Tim Lee (CB), Michael Adams (CB), Vincent Honorable Mention: Nick Noce (QB), Barnett (FS) CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Danny Cook (OL), Dikki Dyson (WR), Joe Douthit (WR), Bobby Gentry (Kicker), 1985 Griffin (RB), Doug Dobbs (PK), Freddie Dave Muckensturm (DE), Gary Cleve (LB), First Team: Carter Ray Crawford (NG), Lisko (DL), Ralph Kelly (LB), Greg Dennis Meyer (DB) Michael Cline (DT), Marvin Neloms (DE), Lawrence (DB), Jerry McKenna (DB), Joe Honorable Mention: James Hamilton Greg Lee (CB), Randy Barnhill (OG), Ray Slayton (Punter) (QB), Johnny Carr (RB), Tom Johnson (E), Brown (OT), Rickey Jemison (FB) Steve Goddard (T), Dave Ruebsam (T), Second Team: Ray Brown (TE), Cazzy 1976 Wayne Dorton (OG), Tom Flanagan (C), Francis (WR), Stacy Price (LB), Jerome First Team: T.J. Humphreys (OG), Joel Rick Bone (DE), Cleve Barfield (DT), Chris Sims (CB), Stacy Gore (P), Vincent Barnett Mullins (OT), Leroy Harris (FB), Robert Millwee (DT), Walt Fisher (LB), Donnie (S) Speer (DE), Roy Painter (DB) Beshears (DB), Terry Whiting (DB), Craig Honorable Mention: Dwane Brown Second Team: Hugh Crisp (OL), Bill Johnson (DB) (QB), Oscar Willis (LB), Elbert Shelley (DB) Muzik (DL) 1969 1984 1975 First Team: Bill Phillips (OG), Calvin Har- First Team: Ed Troutt (C), Farrell Wilson First Team: Ken Jones (OG), T.J. rell (RB), Marshall Walls (FB), Dan Buckley (OT), Randy Barnhill (OG), Michael Cline Humphreys (OG), David Hines (QB), Den- (C), Jack Smith (OT), David Walls (LB), (DT), Marvin Neloms (DE) nis Bolden (RB), Leroy Harris (FB), Dan Clovis Swinney (DT), Donnie Beshears ALL-CONFERENCE PLAYERS | 141 | Second Team: Ray Brown (TE), Rickey Mullen (Punter), Robert Speer (DE), Jimmy (DB) Jemison (RB), Carter Ray Crawford (NG), Lisko (DE), Dick Dixon (DT), Eddie Morgan Honorable Mention: James Hamilton Stacy Price (LB) (DT), Jerry Muckensturm (LB), Mike Mal- (QB), Virgil Peyton (FL), Steve Lockhart Honorable Mention: Billy Ray Bowers ham (LB), Lloyd Walls (CB) (TE), Eugene Thoompson (T), Wayne Dor- (DB), I.J. Chapman (DB), Judious Lewis Second Team: Joel Mullins (OL), Hugh ton (OG), Mike Everett (K-DE), Charles (WR), Jerome Sims (DB) Crisp (OL), David Luter (OL), Bill Muzik Hinrichs (DE), Ken Bennett (DT), Gary Cleve (DL), Sylvester Loving (DL), John Lorick (LB), Orley Massena (B), Dennis Meyer (DB) 1983 (DB), Terry Kinsworthy (S) First Team: Jerome Sims (CB) 1968 Second Team: Tommy Walker (OG), 1974 First Team: Jack Smith (OT), Dan Buck- Berry King (OG), Price Gardner (OT), Tim First Team: John Manatt (OG), Stan ley (C), Frank McGuigan (RB), Bill Bergey Langford (QB), Dwane Pittman (RB) Winfrey (FB), Willie Harris (TB), Mike Mal- (LB), Clovis Swinney (DT), Gary Crane ham (LB), Dick Dixon (DT) (DE), Steve Struble (DB) 1982 Second Team: Ken Jones (OL), Andy Honorable Mention: Virgil Peyton (E), First Team: Mike Morris (LB), Bruce Haney (OL), Jimmy Wicks (WR), Joe Manuel Montes (OG), Don DeMaine (OT), Gartman (Punter), Rick Fishback (CB) Duren (K), Robert Speer (DE), Eddie Mor- Ken Bennett (DT), Charles Hinrichs (DT), Second Team: Berry King (OG), Price gan (DL) David Walls (LB), Kevin McClelland (B) Gardner (OT), Maurice Carthon (RB), Wad- dell Kelly (RB) 1973 1967 First Team: Doug Lowrey (OG), Jerry First Team: Ron Worthen (C), Bill Bergey 1981 Reiman (OG), Jaime Klipsch (TE), David (LB), Clovis Swinney (DT), Dick Ritchey First Team: Maurice Carthon (FB), Mike Mor- Mitchell (RB) (DB), Kevn McClelland (P) ris (LB), Leveren Tillman (DT) Second Team: John Manatt (OT), Willie Honorable Mention: Jerald Jumper Second Team: Ken Armbrust (OG), Harris (RB), Mike Malham (LB), Roy (WR), Tim Keane (QB), Steve Gankiewicz Tommy Walker (OG), Paul Gilbow (OT), Painter (DB), Vince Ancell (DB) (DL), Tom Sain (LB) John McCaughey (C), Thomas Johnson (NG), Tim Allison (SS) 1972 1966 First Team: Ken Jones (DT), Dave Muck- First Team: Gerald Jumper (SE), Ron 1980 ensturm (DE), Steve Burks (Punter) Worthen (C), Terry Gwin (RB) @AStateFB First Team: Bruce Gartman (Punter) Second Team: Doug Lowery (OG), Stan Dick Ritchey (DB) Second Team: John McCaughey (OL) Winfrey (RB), David Hines (DB) Honorable Mention: Tim Keane (QB), Honorable Mention: Jerry Reiman Steve Gankiewicz (DL), Steve Puryear 1979 (OG), Steve Burks (QB), Jerry Mucken- (DE), Truman Moore (LB), Bill Bergey (LB) First Team: Jerry Castor (OT), Ron sturm (LB) Smith (LB) 1965 Second Team: Casey Phillips (OL), Glen 1971 First Team: Dan Summers (OG), H.K. Koenig (DL), James Harris (DB) First Team: James Hamilton (Punter), Reeves (DT), Mike Berta (LB), Dick Ritchey Calvin Harrell (RB), Steve Lockhart (TE), (DE) 1978 Wayne Dorton (OG), Joe Duren (Kicker), Honorable Mention: Bill Pagano (E), First Team: Larry Lawrence (RB), Danny Dennis Meyer (DB), Dave Muckensturm Harold Noe (C), Tommy Reese (HB), Eddie Garrison (TE), Jerry Castor (OT), Wesley (DE), Butch Murray (LB) Rickus (FB) Williams (LB), Keith Cox (NG), Joe Slayton Second Team: James Hamilton (QB), (Punter), Doug Dobbs (Kicker) Cleve Barfield (DT), Richard Nicholson 1964 Second Team: Danny Cook (OL), John (LB), Donnie Beshears (DB), Terry Whiting First Team: Bill Pagano (DE), Dan Sum- McCaughey (OL), Casey Phillips (OL), Dikki (DB) mers (OG) Dyson (WR), Freddie Lisko (DL), Ron Honorable Mention: Jerry Reiman (T), Second Team: H.K. Reeves (T), Tommy Smith (LB), Greg Lawrence (DB), Jerry Scott Foster (OG), Doug Lowery (C), Steve Reese (RB), Eddie Rickus (FB), Harold McKenna (DB) Burks (WR), Mark Cates (DE), Craig John- Wallin (FB) son (DB) Honorable Mention: Aaron White (T), Mike 1977 Berta (C), Dutch Noe (C), Gary Everett (RB), First Team: Hugh Crisp (C), Butch Cook 1970 Shelby Lee (RB), Bill Berry (RB) (OG) First Team: Steve Lockhart (TE), Bill Second Team: Bobby Earwood (OL), Phillips (OG), Calvin Harrell (RB), Chet BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 A Austin, Shederick ‘09 Bishop, O. Lee ’41 Brown, Evers ’89 ‘90 Blackford, Joel ’20 ’21 Brown, James ’88 ’89 Abels, Carlton ’48 Blackmon, Dexter 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Brown, Lewis ’82 ’84 ’85 Abby, Zelos ‘03 ‘04 B Blagg, Tom ’52 ’53 ’55 Brown, Marcus ‘06, ‘08, ‘09 Abston, Carver ’76 ’77 ’78 Baber, L.C. ’22 Blake, Jeff ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Brown, Marvis 2017 Accord, Larry ’48 Bacchus, Joseph 2015, ‘16 Blake, Lyvell ’88 ’89 Brown, Preston ‘07 Acklin, L.J. ’38 Bailey, Billy Joe ’63 ’64 ’65 Blalack, Kearney ’70 ’71 ’72 Brown, Ray ’83 ’84 ’85 Adams, Bill ’35 ’36 Bailey, Gerald ’86 ’87 Blanchett, Denishio ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Brown, Scott ‘91 ‘93 Adams, Buddy ’75 ’76 ’77 Bailey, Michael ‘98 ‘99 Block, Doug ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Brumfield, Nick ‘99 ‘00 Adams, Jonathan ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 Bailey, Robert ‘98 Blohowiak, Jeremy ‘93 ‘94 Bryant, Steve ’70 ‘71 ’72 Adams Jr., Jonathan 2017 Baine, Cecil ’23 ’24 Blue, Bob ’47 Buchanan, Toler ’34 Adams, LeUndo ‘03 Baker, Darrell ‘93 ‘95 ‘96 Boatright, Bo ‘98 Buckley, Cedric ‘91 ‘92 Adams, Marcus ‘09 Baker, Eugene ’41 Bodenstein, Travis 2013 ‘14 Buckley, Dan ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Adams, Michael ‘08, ‘09 Baker, Scott ‘91 ‘92 Boenninghausen, Art ’72 Buckley, Darius 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Adams, Mike ’85 ’86 Ballew, Richard ’40 ’45 Bogan, Raymond ’29 ’33 Budak, Mike ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Adams, Tony 2017 Baltensperger, Matt ‘10 Bolden, Dennis ’75 ’76 Buford, George ’15 ’16 ’17 Adams, Tye ’41 Banks, King ’11 Boldt, Ed ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Bullard, Kendricke ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Adkins, James ’45 ’46 Baranka, Frank ’51 Bolton, Brad ’89 Bumgardner, George ’15 Ajigbeda, Segun ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Barbour, Earl ’49 ’50 Bolton, Everett ’39 ’40 ’46 ’47 Burdick, Sean ‘96 ‘98 Albright, LaAngelo ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Barfield, Cleveland ’69 ’70 ’71 ’72 Bonds, Andre ‘92 ‘93 Burgess, Douglas ’59 Alexander, Charles 2014 Barfield, Curtis ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Bonds, Curtis ‘04 ‘05 ‘06, ‘07 Burk, Emmett ’38 Alexander, Lavell ‘96 ‘97 Barlow, Bob ’69 ’70 Bone, Rick ’69 ’70 ’71 Burk, T.J. ‘08, ‘09 Alexander, Mike ‘01 ‘02 Barnes, Fredrick ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Bonner, Caleb 2017 Burke, Jonathan ‘02 ‘03 Alexander, Rodney ‘91 ‘92 Barnes, Hugh ’54 Bonner, Dee ’48 ’49 ’50 Burks, Steve ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Allan, Walter ’36 Barnett, Don ’78 Bonner, Lanard 2017 Burnett, Johnie ’27 ’28 ’29 Allcorn, Jason ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Barnett, Fred ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Bonner, Larry ’73 Burns, Denny ’66 ’67 Allen, Brian ‘90 ‘91 Barnett, Vincent ’85 ’86 Bonner, Logan 2017 Burns, Jack ’59 ’60 ’61 ’62 Allen, Chuck ‘01 ‘02 Barnhill, Brock 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Booker, Christian 2016 ‘17 Burns, Joe ’11 Allen, Eric ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Barnhill, Randy ’84 ’85 ’86 Boone, Andy ’87 Burns, Khayyam ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Allen, Rodney ‘95 ‘97 Barrow, Fred ’88 ’89 Baser, Rubal ’45 Bounds, Neil ‘01 Burton, Gary ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 AStateRedWolves.com Allen, Ronnie A. ’50 ’51 ’52 Boone, Frederick ’89 ‘91 Burton, Manuel ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Allen, Ronnie G. ’62 Basset, Flunney ’35 Boutwell, Lloyd ’65 Busby, Ivan ’36 ’37 ’38 Allen, Will ’84 Bates, Graham ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Bowens, Corey ‘96 ‘97 Butler, Hal ’77 ’78 Alley, Jacob ’78 Bayless, Omar 2016, ‘17 Bowens, Hanis ‘99 ‘00 Butterfield, Phillip ‘10 ‘12 ‘13 Allison, John ‘01 ‘02 Beall, Billy ’41 Bowers, Billy ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 Buttry, Altus ’31 ’32 ’33 Allison, Johnny ‘68 Beasley, Erven ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Bowers, Den ’56 ’57 Byner, Brandon 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Allison, Tim ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Bearden, John ’48 ’49 Bowers, Joe ’25 Byrd, Najel ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Allsopp, W.C. ’13 ’14 ’15 Beason, Michael ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Bowling, Brandon 2017 Byrd, Oscar ’24 ’25 ’26 ’27 Alton, Lloyd ’51 Beavers, Linton ‘92 ‘93 ‘95 Bowman, Anthony ‘93 Alvares, Daniel ‘96 ‘97 Beck, Brice ‘08 Bowman, Joe ’51 Alvin, Duane ‘98 ‘99 Beckinger, William ’51 ’52 C Boyd, Fred ’13 Caffey, Ken ‘90 ‘91 Ancell, Vincent ’71 ’72 ’73 Behnen, Henry ’69 ‘70 Boyd, Jason ‘02 ‘03 Caldwell, Bill ’57 ’58 ’59 Anderson, Brian ‘12 Belgasd, Harry ’33 Boyd, Jordan ’81 ’82 Caldwell, Jeff ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Anderson, Geoffrey ‘2013 Bell, Jhamahl 2015 Boyd, William 2012, ‘13 ‘14 Caldwell, Steve ’76 ’77 Anderson, Myron ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Bell, Sammy ‘92 ‘93 Bracey, Shermar ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Caldwell, Tancil ’38 ’39 Andrews, Bob ’50 Bellville, Kelly ’23 ’24 Bradley, Gene ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Caldwell, Maxie ’68 Anthony, J.C. ’55 ’56 Bennett, Jason ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Bradley, Jon ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Callahan, Carter ‘10 Aplin, Ryan ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Bennett, Ken ’67 ’68 ’69 Bradley-King, William 2017 Callahan, Harold ’39 ’40 Appleby, Bob ’46 ’48 Bennett, Marty ’82 ’83 Bramlett, Charles ’54 ’55 ’56 Cameron, Allen ‘51 ‘52 Arant, Jerry ’57 ’58 ’59 ’60 Bennett, Paul ’85 Branch, Jim Bob ’88 Campbell, Jacob ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Arauco, Josh ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Benson, George ’15 ’16 ’17 Brazile, Kevin ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Camp, Anthony ‘02 03 Armbrust, Ken ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Benson, Luke ’23 ’24 ’25 Breckenridge, John ’35 ’36 ’37 Canale, Thomas ‘94 Armenio, Joe ’52 ’53 ’54 ’55 Benson, Russell ’17 ’20 ’21 Bentley, Alfred ’59 ’60 Brewer, Dennis ’75 Canter, John ’29 ’34 ALL-TIME LETTERMEN | 142 | LETTERMEN ALL-TIME Arment, Bill ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Brittingham, Steve ‘98 Cantrell, Hugh ’29 ’30 Armstrong, Tyrone ‘99 ‘00 Berg, Brandon 2015, ‘16 Broady, Bryant ‘92 Cantrell, Travis ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Arnold, Darrell ’55 ’56 Bergey, Bill ’65 ’66 ’67 ’68 Brockman, Brandon 2015, ‘16 Caplinger, Bryan ’63 ’64 ’65 ’66 Arnold, Gilbert ’58 ’59 ’60 ’61 Bernard, Bill ’11 Brooks, Mike ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Carbonell, Javier 2016 ‘17 Arnold, Reggie ‘06, ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Berry, Bill ’61 ’62 ’63 ’64 Brown, Andre ‘97 Card, Jason 2012 ‘13 Arritt, Frank ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Berry, Bryant ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Brown, Artez 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Carmack, Glynn ’56 ’57 Atchley, Tim ’80 Berta, Michael ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Brown, Cody ‘04 ‘05 Carpenter, Dale ‘91 ‘93 Atnip, Jacob ‘17 Beshears, Donnie ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Brown, Cody 2015, ‘16 Carpenter, Terry ’73 Aufderheide, Mark ’73 Bevill, Mike ’76 Brown, Darveon 2016 ‘17 Carr, Johnnie ’69 ’70 ’71 Austin, Derrick ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Billings, James ’56 ’57 ’58 Brown, Dave ’75 Carrethers, Ryan ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Austin, Kirby ’80 ’81 Bingham, Ronheen 2017 Brown, Dwane ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Carrington, Alex ‘06 ‘07, ‘08, ‘09 Austin, Pel ’47 ’49 Birdwell, Patrick ‘97 ‘98 Brown, Elroy ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Carson, Steve ’84 Austin, Sam ’58 ’59 Birdwell, Justin ‘96 Birse, Cameron 2014, ‘15 Brown, Elroy ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Carter, Bill ’32 ’33 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Carter, Curtis ’16 ’17 Cooper, Tim ’78 Dayton, Putzer ’87 ’89 Elliott, Gary ’66 ’68 Carter, Doug ‘04 Cope, Wayne ‘92 ‘93 Dean, Carderious 2014 Elliott, Troy 2016 ‘17 Carthon, Maurice ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Copeland, Austin 2014, ‘15 Dean, Derek ’88 ’89 ‘90 Ellis, Elias ‘05 ‘06 Casey, Pat ’68 Corcoran, Ed ’49 ’50 ’51 Dejohnette, Levi ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Ellis-Brewer, Trent 2016 ‘17 Castilaw, Tom ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Cothern, Bill ’28 ’29 Delap, Charlie ’82 Elmore, Larry ’72 ’73 ’74 Caston, Caleb 2014, ‘15, ‘16 ‘17 Cottengim, Seth 2017 DeMaine, Don ’67 ’68 Emfinger, Nick ‘06 Castor, Jerry ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Cotton, Kishan ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Denbow, Darrin ‘94 Emmons, Carlos ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Cates, Mark ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73 Couch, Alastair ‘94 ‘97 Denison, Blake ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Emory, Dajon 2017 Catlin, Vernon ‘07, ‘08 Covington, Andre ‘01 Dent, Brad ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Eoff, Homer ’55 Catrett, Orin ‘05 Covington, Johnny ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Detrick, Hal ’39 ’40 Ervin, Bill ’57 Cayetano, AJ 2017 Covington, Vernon ’31 ’32 Dew, Ben ‘96 Escobar, Frank ‘96 Chamber, Paul ’34 ’35 ’36 Cox, Billy Joe ’60 ’61 Dickey, John ’46 ’47 Eskeridge, Bill ’45 Chambers, Tajhea 2016 Cox, Brandon 2014 Dickson, DeSoto ‘92 ‘94 Etu, Sifa ‘09 ‘10 Chambers, Tyler ‘06 Cox, Keith ’77 ’78 Dillon, Edgar ’25 ’26 ’27 Eustace, Ryan 2014, ‘15, ‘16 Chandler, Hank ’76 ’77 ’78 Cox, Kelvin ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Dinges, Jim ’51 Evans, Brian ‘09 Chandler, Jarrod 2015, ‘16 ‘17 Cox, Mike ‘02 ‘03 Ditsler, Don ’40 Evans, Chad ‘97 ‘98 Chandler, Joe ‘80 ‘81 Crader, Chad ‘98 Dixon, Dick ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Evans, John ’11

Chapman, I.J. ’83 ’84 Craig, Harry ’23 Dixon, Russell ’27 Everett, Gary ’61 ’63 ’64 ALL-TIME LETTERMEN | 143 | Chavis, Terrence ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Crane, Gary ’67 ’68 Doane, Keith ’47 ’48 ’49 Everett, Jack ’60 ’61 Chism, Chester ’80 ’81 Crawford, Carter Ray ’84 ’85 Dobbs, Doug ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Everett, Mike ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Chism, John ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Crider, Heath ’89 Dockery, Cord ‘90 ‘91 ‘93 Everett, Reggie ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Christal, Mike ’66 Crisp, Hugh ’74 ’75 ’76 ‘77 Dollarhide, Jack ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Chumler, ’23 Crittenden, Bruce ’71 Donham, Charlie ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 F Chunn, George ’62 Crocker, Brandon ‘01 ‘02 Dorton, Wayne ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Famiglietti, Dick ’62 ’64 Ciaramitaro, Brandon ‘07, ‘08 Crocker, Wayne ’68 ’69 Douglas, Marlon ‘07 Farella, Frank ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Cissell Howard ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Crockett, Matt ‘01 Douthit, Chet ’69 ’70 Farley, Frank ’11 Clark, Bill ’48 Crockett, Stacy ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Downing, Mike ’75 ’76 Fears, Joe ’88 ’89 Clark, Jemar 2013 ‘14, ‘15, ‘16 Crook, Charles ’82 Downs, Robert ’31 ’32 Feemster, Darryl ‘10 ‘11 Clark, Mike ‘03 Crone, Ernie ’49 ’50 Downs, Rodney ’67 ’68 ’69 Fender, Vana ’24 Clark, Spurgeon ’11 Cross, Doyle ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Draper, Amos ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Ferralasco, Robert ‘46 Clark, Tommy ’63 ’64 ’65 Crossley, John ‘99 ‘00 ‘02 Dreher, Ferdinand ’28 ’29 Ferguson, James ’28 ’29 Clay, Curtis ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Crossley, Terry ’86 Driscoll, Josh ‘01 ‘02 Ferguson, Luke 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Cleary, Cornelius ‘96 ‘97 Crump, Clarence ’20 Droke, J.C. ’52 Fields, Jeff ’89 ‘90 Clements, Taylor ‘08, ‘09 Culp, Tommy ’34 ’35 Ducking, Travis ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Files, Cliff ’85 Clemons, Bobby ’84 Culpepper, Ray ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Dumas, Clyde ‘82 ’83 Finley, Bill ’45 Clemons, Mark ‘07, ‘08 Cunningham, George ’34 ’35 Dunaway, Darius ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Fishback, Rick ’81 ’82 Cleve, Gary ’67 ’68 ’69 ’70 Cunningham, Leon ‘94 ‘95 Dunbar, Terrence ‘03 Fisher, Roger ’37 Clifton, David ’63 ’64 ’65 Curry, Josh 2017 Duncan, Jason ‘05 Fisher, Walter ’69 ’70 Clifton, Justin 2015, ‘16 ‘17 Duncan, Jesse ‘98 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Fitch, Curtis ‘92 Clinard, Chris 2013 D Dunn, Donald ’54 ’56 Flagg, Brian ‘04 ‘05 ‘07 ‘08 Cline, Michael ’83 ‘84 ’85 Daley, Foot ’87 ’88 Dunn, Kevin ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Flanagan, Tom ’68 ’69 ’70 @AStateFB Coats, Carson ‘17 Dallas, Billy ’46 Dunnick, Byron ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 Fleming, R.J. ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Cochran, Ralph ’22 Daniels, Bill ’51 ’52 ’53 Dunston, Don ’60 ’61 ’62 Fletcher, John ’17 Cockrell, Sean ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Daniels, Kendrick 2013 Duren, Joe ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Flewellen, Christian 2013 Coffee, John ’58 ’59 ’60 Daniels, Kenneth ’34 Dyson, Dikki ’77 ’78 Flynn, James ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Cole, B.F. ’23 Danner, Lem ’22 ’23 ’25 Dyson, Raymond ’88 Fogle, Roy ’49 ’50 Coleman, Andre ’89 ‘90 ‘92 Darby, Jake ’61 ’62 ’63 Folsom-Hill, Schan ’89 Coleman, Charles ’46 Darby, Perry ’87 ’88 E Foncham, Damon 2016 ‘17 Coleman, Kyle 2011 ‘12 ‘13 Davenport, Mark ‘95 Eads, Britt ‘90 ‘91 Fontenot, Jamal 2016 ‘17 Coleman, Mel ’73 Davidson, Bill ’54 ’55 ’56 Earwood, Bobby ’75 ’76 ’77 ’78 Ford, Dalton 2016 ‘17 Collier, Bill ’60 Davidson, Billy ’77 ’78 Easley, Chris ‘03 ‘05 ‘07 Ford, Grady ’25 Collier, Chris ‘88 ‘89 ‘90 Davis, Brad ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Easley, Earl ’84 ’86 ’87 ’88 Forrest, Dennis ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Collier, Roy ‘91 ‘92 Davis, Brad ‘96 East, Stephen ‘83 ‘84 ’85 Foster, Scott ’70 ’71 ’72 Collins, John ’30 Davis, Brian ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Echols, Les ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Foulks, Tommy ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77 Collins, Kelsey 2011 ‘12 ‘13 Davis, Buddy ’41 Echols-Luper, Cam 2016 Fowler, Farron ‘03 ‘04 Collins, Richard ’24 Davis, Cameron 2016 ‘17 Edmonds, B.J. 2016 ‘17 Frampton, Dwayne ‘10 ‘11 Connor, Emerson ’13 Davis, Demario ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Edwards, Chester ’24 Francis, Cazzy ’84 ’85 ’86 Cook, Butch ’76 ’77 Davis, Demond ‘97 Edwards, Darron ‘10 ‘11 Frazier, Roland ’13 Cook, Danny ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Davis, Joey ’75 ’76 Edwards, Don ’88 ‘89 Fredrick, Charlie ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Cooley, Reginald ‘98 ‘99 Davis, Lewis ’88 ’89 Edwards, Kendrick 2017 Freeman, Tarsh ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Cooley, Will Roy ’60 Davis, Maci ‘99 ‘00 Eichenberger, Zach ‘05 ‘06 ‘07, ‘08 Freeman, Zoe ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Cooper, Anwar ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Davis, Michael ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Eickmeyer, Ray ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 French, Carroll ’22 ’25 ’26 ’27 Cooper, David ’82 ’83 Davis, Roy ’55 ’56 Elder, Raymond ’14 Frets, Lynn ’36 Cooper, Floyd ’20 ’21 Davis, Tommy ’58 ’59 Elgin, Andrew ’84 ’85 ’86 Frisella, Scott ‘92 Cooper, Jordan ‘09 Davis, Zach ‘12 Elk, Jim ‘59 Frohbieter, Todd ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Cooper, Raymond ’89 Day, Chet ’77 ’78 Ellington, Grayson ’29 Fuller, Terrance ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Futrell, Cory ‘97 Grandberry, William ‘01 Harris, Henry ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Hinrichs, Charles ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Grant, Charles 2014 ‘15 Harris, James ’78 ’79 Hinrichs, Mike ’66 ’67 ’73 ’74 G Grant, Corey ‘92 Harris, Kyle 2014 ‘15 Hinson, Clingman ’28 ’29 ’30 Galindo, Kevin ‘11 ‘12 Grant, Larry ‘92 ‘93 Harris, Larry ’88 ’89 ‘90 ‘91 Hinson, Jim ’47 Gallagher, Ben 2015, ‘16 ‘17 Grassmyer, Leon ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Harris, LeMarcus ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Hinton, Gary ’79 ’80 Gambill, Billy ’46 Graves, Marvin ’31 ’32 ’33 Harris, Leroy ’75 ’76 Hissam, Jonathan ‘06 ‘07 Gamlin, Stefan ‘94 ‘95 Gray, Bob ’55 ’56 ’57 ’58 Harris, Maurice ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘96 Hobbs, Roland ’54 Gandy, John 2012 ‘13 Green, Bruce ’38 ’39 Harris, T.J. 2016 ‘17 Hodges, Ted ’27 ’28 ’29 Gankiewicz, Steve ’65 ’66 ’67 Green, Gary ’76 Harris, Willie ’73 ’74 Hoeflinger, Jon ‘05 ‘06 Gardner, Deotis ‘92 Green, Julian ‘09 ‘11 Harrison, Bill ’63 ’64 ’65 Hoffman, Eddie ’38 Gardner, Price ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Green, Reggie ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Harrison, Montis ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Hogan, Chris ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Garner, Don ’51 ’56 Green, Sam ’48 ’49 Hart, Jamaris 2014 ‘15 Hogan, Stephen 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Garner, John ‘91 Greene, Darrell ’88 Hartman, Herman ‘98 Hogue, Bobby ’59 ’60 Garrett, Cyril ’39 Greene, Byron ’86 Harvey, Klint 2017 Holifield, Darrell ’78 ’79 ’80 Garrett, Jemale ‘07 ‘08 Greenleaf, Dedrick ‘94 Hatfield, Jim ’80 Holt, Boyce ’52 Garris, Pete ’65 ’66 ’67 ’68 Greenwald, Carl ’48 ’49 ’51 Haunga, Steven 2012 ‘13 Holland, James ’45 ’47 ’49 Garrison, Danny ’75 ’76 ’77 ’78 Greve, Tyler 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Hawkins, Jackie ‘09 Holligan, Tyson ‘09 Gartman, Bruce ’80 ’81 ’82 Grider, William ’54 Hawkins, Joe ’52 Hollimon, Joe ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Gaskin, Charles 2014 Griffin, Derrick ’79 ’80 Hawley, William G. ’31 ’32 Hollingsworth. R.W. ’59 Gaston, Adam ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Griffin, Jimbo ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Hawthorne, Rodney ‘94 ‘95 Hollingsworth, Terrance 2014 ‘15 Gaston, Bobby ’83 ’84 Griffin, Joe ’76 ’77 ’78 Hayden, Lewis ’46 ’47 Hollins, Devin ‘04 ‘05 Gatlin, Jim ’70 ’71 Grigory, Bill ’55 Hayes, Rocky 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Holmes, Gary ’78 ’79 Gatto, Nick ‘99 ‘00 Grigsby, Zach ‘02 ‘03 Haynes, Fred ’79 ’80 Holmes, Tausean ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Gauthreaux, Bryan ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Grisham, Mark ’83 Hazel, Gene ’48 ’49 Hooper, Andy ’63 Gebert, Ralph ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Griswold, Darion 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Head, DuRan ‘93 Horton, Kevin ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Gentry, Bob ’70 Grosse, Vernon ’50 ’51 Head, Julius ’59 Horton, Melvin ’31 ’32 ’33 Gericke, Dean ‘10 Guice, Rex ’51 Headley, Keith ‘98 ‘99 ‘01 ‘02 Horton, Todd ’85 ’86 ’87 ’88 Germany, Reginald ’51 Gunn, David ’59 ’60 ’61 Heard, Hillery ’24 ’25 Houston, Marvin ’87 ’88 Gerring, Russ ’47 Gwin, Terry ’65 ’66 Heard, Tibbs ‘26 ’28 ‘29 Houston, JD 2015 ‘16 Gibbs, Charles ’56 ’57 Heath, Eddie ’34 ’35 ’36 Houston, Tres 2013 ‘14 ‘15

AStateRedWolves.com Gibbs, Hugh ’59 H Heath, Huel ’63 Howard, Christian 2017 Gibbs, Steven ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Hagaman, Marvin ’59 ’60 ’61 Heath, Quanterio 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Howard, Tom ’67 Gibson, Bill ’45 Haigh, John ’25 Heath, Wayne ‘01 Howington, Dock ’15 Gibson, Jefferie 2017 Haigler, Marshall ‘92 Heern, Howard ’39 Hubner, Mike ’74 ’76 Gibson, Jeremy ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Hale, Mitchell ’62 ’63 Henault, Andy ‘98 ‘99 Hudson, Dale ’46 ’47 ’48 Gibson, Mark ‘91 ‘92 Hales, Steve ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Henderson, Jerime ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Hudson, Marcus 2015 Giddens, Bryce 2012 ‘13 Haley, Eric ’88 ’89 Henderson, Lucious ‘09 ‘10 Hudson, Wayne ’85 ’86 ’87 ’88 Gilbow, Paul ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Hall, Bryan ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Henderson, Russ ’80 ’81 Huffman, Mike ’61 Gill, Page ‘06 ‘08 Hall, C.O. ’34 ’35 Henderson, Victor ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Hughey, Frank ’27 ’28 ’29 ’30 Gillott, Trevor ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Hall, Rodrick ‘10 ‘11 Hendrick, Bob ’72 ’74 Humes, Chris 2012 ‘13 ‘15 ‘16 Ginder, Bobby ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Hamilton, James ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Hendrix, Bill ’30 ’31 ’32 ’33 Humphreys, T.J. ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Girley, Charleston 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Hamilton, Mark ‘00 Hendrix, Hayden ‘91 Hunt, Lee ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Glasgow, Doyne ’41 Hamlet, P.L. ’49 Henry, Sevastin ‘92 Hunt, Marc ‘90 ‘92 Gleghorn, Mike ’83 Hammons, Foy ’13 ’14 ’15 ’19 Henson, Brandon ‘05 ‘06 Hunter, Dave ’50 Glenn, Dwaine ’65 ’66 ’67 Hampton, Anthony ‘92 Herman, Alex ’78 ’79 Hunter, Money 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Glover, Darius ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Hampton, Bill ’41 Herrold, Nathan ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Hurt, Gary ‘97 ‘98 Glover, George ’36 Hampton, Ed ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Hewitt, Travis ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Goad, Byron ’23 ’24 ’25 ’26 Hanschen, Steve ’76 ’78 ’79 Heyward, Burgess ’74 I Goddard, Steve ’68 ’69 ’70 Haney, Andy ’71 ’72 ’73 ’74 Heywood, Fred ’25 Ingle, David ’89 Goldbert, Milford ’51 ’52 ’53 Hanger, Jim ’63 Hickenbotham, James ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Ingram, Kenny ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Golden, Randy ’72 ’74 ’75 Hankins, Gary ’65 ’66 ’67 Hickman, Prince ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Isaac, Javonis 2017 Golleher, Mitch ’73 Hansen, Justice 2016 ‘17 Hicks, Brian ‘03 ‘04 Gooch, Jim ’34 ’35 ’36 Harb, Burt ’13 ’14 ’16 Hiett, Dick ’21 ’22 ALL-TIME LETTERMEN | 144 | LETTERMEN ALL-TIME J Goodman, Jack ’60 ’61 Hardin, Millard ’35 ’36 Higgins, Patrick ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Jackson, Anthony ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Goodman, Joe ’70 Hardy, Greg ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Hight, Howard ’45 Jackson, Colton 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Goodson, R.W. ’58 Harkless, Larry ’75 ’77 Hilburn, Dick ’54 ’55 ’56 Jackson, Darreon 2017 Gordan, Michael 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Harlan, Woody ‘56 Hill, Don ’31 ’32 Jackson, Gary ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Gore, Clinton ’61 ’62 Harms, Keith ’85 ’86 ’87 Hill, Greg ’72 Jackson, Frankie 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Gore, Stacy ’83 ’84 ı85 Harp, Waldell ‘97 Hill, Harvey Lee ’53 Jackson, Julius ‘03 Goss, Elbert ’33 Harper, Dave ’71 Hill, Jonah 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Jackson, Shervarius ‘11 ‘12 Grace, Cody 2017 Harrell, Calvin ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Hill, Katon 2017 Jackson, Tony ’77 Grace, LeKeith ‘02 ‘03 Harrell, Stacy ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Hill, Stewe ’89 ‘90 Jackson, Wally ’51 Graff, Bill ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Harrell, Tres ‘97 Hillers, Ron ’86 ’87 Jacobs, Elliot ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Graham, John ’57 ’58 Harris, Anthony ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Hills, Adrian ‘10 ‘11 Jacobs, Ryan 2012 ‘13 ‘14 Graham, William ‘91 Harris, Darren ’88 ’89 Hilton, Drew ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 James, Chris ‘05 ‘06 Granata, Tom ’75 ’76 ’77 Harris, Ed ’71 Hines, David ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 James, Jamarrow ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 James, John Ed ’35 ’36 Jordan, J.T. ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Landry, Allen ’85 ’8 6 Lynch, Claude ’36 ’40 James, Roy ‘93 ‘94 Jose, Ryan ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Langford, Tim ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Lynch, Dan ’40 ’41 Jansen, Steve ’70 Joyner, Maurice ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Langley, Jim ’34 Lytle, John ’20 Jarboe, Josh 2011 ‘12 Jumper, Gerald ‘64 ’65 ’66 ’67 LaPlante, Don ’50 ’51 ’52 Jefferson, Marcel ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Laney, James ’69 M Jeffress, Maurice ’46 ’47 ’48 K Larche, Harry ’46 ’47 ’48 Maas, Dale ‘05 ‘06 Jeffries, O. ’13 Kaffka, Harold ’46 Larson, Bob ’49 ’50 ’51 Mabone, Troy ’89 ‘90 ‘92 Jeffries, Wade ’13 ’14 ’15 Kammer, Kevin ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 LaRusso, Scott ‘95 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Mabry, Charles ‘99 ‘00 Jemison, Rickey ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Kautai, Alex ‘09 ‘11 Lary, James ’16 ’19 Mabry, Leon ’40 Jenkins, Tanner ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Keane, Tim ’65 ’66 ’67 Lary, Mike ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Mack, Blake 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Jennings, M.D. ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Keath, David ’41 Latourette, Harry ’61 ’62 Mack, Clifton ’36 ’37 ’39 ’39 Jessen, Bill ’40 Keaton, Derek ‘12 Latimore, Denver ’75 ’76 Mack, Jerry ’79 ’80 ’81 Johnson, Al ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Keith, Daniel 2015 Lattimore, Lyle ’73 ’74 Mack, Jerry ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Johnson, Avery 2016 ‘17 Keith, Norman ’50 Lauderdale, James ’38 ’40 Madden, Jerome ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Johnson, Bert ’28 ’29 ’30 Kellar, Keith ’85 ’86 Lawrence, Greg ’76 ’77 ’78 Maddox, Cornelius ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77 Johnson, Bill ’79 ’80 ’82 Keller, Clifton ’15 ’16 ’17 Lawrence, Larry ’75 ’76 ’77 ’78 Maddox, Preston ’84 ’85 Johnson, Charles ’45 Keller, Donald ’37 ’38 ’39 Laws, Kolumn ‘96 ‘97 Malham, Mike ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75

Johnson, Charles ‘03 Keller, Gordon ’13 ’14 ’20 Lawson, Derek ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Manatt, John ’72 ’73 ’74 ALL-TIME LETTERMEN | 145 | Johnson, Chase 2017 Keller, Harold ’30 ’31 ’32 ’33 Lawson, Marcus ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Manderson, Claude ’58 Johnson, Clevon ’79 Keller, Paul ’17 Layne, Bucky ’75 ’76 Mandich, Matt ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Johnson, Craig ’69 ’70 ’71 ’72 Keller, Roy ’11 ’12 ’13 ’14 Leach, Frank ’54 Mann, Ray ’34 Johnson, David ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Kellett, Orville ’35 ’36 ’37 Leahey, Sam ‘07 Manning, Tom ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Johnson, Derek ‘10 Kellim, Erik ‘99 ‘00 Leapheart, Warren 2013 ‘14 ‘15 Manns, Robert ’47 ’48 ’49 ’50 Johnson, Ernest ’45 Kelly, Paul ’45 Ledbetter, Clint ’84 ’85 ’86 Marcellus, John ’33 Johnson, Garry ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Kelly, Ralph ’76 ’77 Ledbetter, Virgil ’46 Marschewski, James ’65 Johnson, Harry ’24 ’25 Kelly, Waddell ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Lee, Carl 2014 Marshall, Jaylon 2016 Johnson, Jack ’48 ’49 Kelso, Bill ’40 Lee, Greg ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Marshall, Jerald ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77 Johnson, James ‘04 ‘05 Kennedy 2013 Lee, Jerome ‘95 Marshall, Sean ‘08 Johnson, Jesse ’46 ’48 ’54 ’55 Kent, Tom ’53 ’54 ’56 Lee, Lamar ’58 Mason, Chauncey 2015 ‘17 Johnson, Lawrence ’85 Kerfoot, Oliver ’45 Lee, Lamar ‘02 ‘03 Martillo, Dick ’61 ’62 Johnson, Lennie ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Kilcrease, Jaqaun ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Lee, Qushaun 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Martin, James ’22 Johnson, Lenny ‘00 Killen, Michael ’88 ’89 Lee, Ramone ‘97 Martin, Kyle 2016 ‘17 Johnson, Mark 2014 ‘16 ‘17 Kilow, Robert ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Lee, Shelby ’63 ’64 Martin, Lance ‘04 ‘05 Johnson, Michael 2017 Kimble, Richard ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Lemon, Cleo ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Martin, Sam ’46 Johnson, Nikita ’85 Kincy, Anthony ‘11 ‘12 Leonard, Corey ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Martin, Troy ’11 Johnson, Robert ’41 King, Berry ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Lewis, Judious ’83 ’84 Martinzak, Dick ’48 Johnson, Roy ’88 ’89 ‘90 ‘91 King, Dennis ’75 ’76 ’77 Lieter, Dale ’39 Mashburn, Ken ’62 ’63 ’64 Johnson, S.T. ’46 ’47 ’48 King, Robert ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Ligon, Jeremiah ‘95 ‘96 Mason, Harold ’82 ’84 Johnson, Thomas ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Kinsworthy, Terry ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Lilly, James ’33 ’34 Mason, Michael ‘93 ‘94 Johnson, Tom ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Kirkpatrick, Paul ’53 Liner, Dee 2016 ‘17 Mason, Taylor 2012 ‘13 Johnson, Tyrell ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Kitterman, John ‘74 Linsy, Eric ‘92 ‘93 Massena, Orley ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 @AStateFB Johnson, Varon ’79 Klipsch, Jamie ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Lisko, Freddie ’75 ’77 ’78 Massey, Robert ’50 Johnston, David ’37 Knight, Greg ‘90 Lisko, Jimmy ‘72 ’73 ’74 ‘75 Mathieu, Jabari 2014 Joiner, Brandon ‘10 ‘11 Knight, Parkin ’31 ’32 Liss, Lawrence ’50 Matlock, Dennis ‘80 ’81 ’82 Jones, Allen ’45 Knighten, Fredi 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Little, Jarod ‘03 ‘04 Matthews, Byron ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Jones, Cameron ‘94 Koenig, Glen ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Little, Koetter ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Matthews, Frank ’21 ’22 Jones, Chris ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘04 Koets, Kyle ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Littleton, Chris ‘02 ‘03 ‘05 Matthews, Reggie ’89 Jones, Clarence ’45 Kohonke, Dean ’15 ’16 ’17 Lloyd, Victor ’33 Matthews, Robert ‘99 Jones, Don ‘09 ‘11 ‘12 Koldus, John ’50 ’51 ’52 Lockhart, Steve ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Maxfield, Sean ‘09 Jones, Garrick ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Konecny, Kevin ’77 ’78 Lockley, Heath ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Maxwell, Larry ’66 Jones, Greg ’86 ’87 Konvalinka, Jeremy ‘98 Logan, Prince ‘93 Maxwell, Robert 2015 ‘16 Jones, Jamal 2016 ‘17 Kramer, Sonny ’46 Lohman, Zeke ’23 ’24 ’25 ’26 Mays, Khari ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Jones, Joe ‘99 ‘00 Kunz, Al ’51 ’52 ’53 Long, Josh ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Mayes, Curtis ’16 Jones, Joseph ‘99 Looney, Leonard ’13 ’15 Mayo, Billy ’53 ’54 Jones, Julian ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 L Lorick, John ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Mays, Booker 2013 ‘14 ‘15 Jones, Ken ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Ladd, ’22 Lorigan, Cole ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Mays, Lawrence ’88 ’89 ‘90 Jones, Kevin ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Lafferty, Grover ’41 Louis, Alfred ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Meachum, Cory ‘06 Jones, Kimani ‘02 ‘03 Lagomarcino, Brian ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Louis, Kirk 2016 ‘17 Medley, Demari 2017 Jones, Kyle ’83 ’84 LaGrone, Cecil ’67 ’68 ’69 ’70 Lovelady, James ‘96 Meeks, Ron ’75 ’76 Jones, Paul 2013 Lain, Khari 2014 ‘15 ‘16 Loving, Sylvester ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Meier, Hank ’48 Jones, Robert ‘90 Lamb, Gordon ’28 ’29 Lowrey, Doug ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73 Melio, Joe ’46 ’47 ’48 Jones, Rodney ’74 ’75 Lamb, Nolan ’31 ’32 ’33 Lucas, Earl ‘11 Meredith, Jarry ’34 Jones, Stan ’70 ’71 ’72 Lambert, Lawrence ’11 Luellen, Brandon ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Meredith, Jack ’41 Jones, Tyrone ’87 ’88 Lampo, Ronald ’56 Luensmann, Chuck ’71 ’72 Metcalfe, James ’45 Jordan, Chester ‘90 Lanaux, Bob ‘99 ‘00 Luter, David ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Metzler, Charles ’21 Jordan, Jimmy ’46 Landers, Bill ’45 ’48 Lutes, Charles Roy ’54 Metzler, Henry ’38 ’39 ’40 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Meyer, Dennis ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Mullins, Dube ’48 McNeary, Carlos ‘98 Parker, Jodie ’52 Michaels, Mark ‘01 Mullins, Joel ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 McPherson, Andy ‘97 ‘98 ‘00 ‘01 Parker, Lorenzo ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Michles, Earl Ray ’59 ’60 ’61 Murphy, Reginald ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 McWherter, Earl ’31 ’32 ’33 Parker, Mart ’78 Middlebrook, Orna ’75 ’76 Murrah, G.H. ’58 ’59 McWhirter, Chad ‘90 ‘91 Parker, Wayne ’39 ’45 Miller, Aubrey ’89 ‘90 ‘92 Murray, Butch ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 McWilliams, Major ’36 Parkes, Albert ’37 Miller, Charles ’36 ’37 Murray, Chris 2015 ‘16 ‘17 MacQueen, Donald ’31 ’32 ’33 ’34 Parrott, Pat ’75 ’76 ’77 Miller, Chris ‘05, ‘06 ‘07 Murray, Corey ‘01 ‘02 Parson, Gerald ’55 Miller, Clayton ’20 Murry, Kedric ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 N Paschal, Dijon 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Miller, Dan ’86 ’87 Muse, Allen ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘13 Najm, Jon ‘05 ‘06 Patterson, Gerald ’47 Miller, Don ’58 ’59 Muzik, Bill ’73 ’74 ’75 ‘76 Nalley, Bill ’58 ’59 Patterson, Jerald ’85 ’86 ’87 Miller, Glenn ’65 Myers, Brett ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Nash, Gus ’22 Patton, Henry ’41 Miller, J.C. ‘99 ‘00 Myers, Neal ‘99 Neal, Curt ’73 Patton, Tony ’73 ’74 Miller, Jeremy ‘97 McAlpin, Chris ‘94 ‘95 Neal, Jimmy ’87 ’88 Pearce, Lloyd ’34 Miller, Jerome ’75 ’76 ’78 ’79 McAndrew, Roger ’36 Neff, Mickey ’57 Pebworth, Elam ’60 Miller, Jessie ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 McBride, Clark ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Neihouse, Eric ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Peebles, Larry ’59 ’60 ’61 Miller, Lance ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 McBride, Rick ’66 ’67 Nelms, Nick ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Pegues, Jerry ‘00 ‘01 Miller, Scott Key ‘98 ‘99 McCain, Hassell ’60 ’61 ’62 Neloms, Marvin ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Pennington, Royce ’68 Miller, Tommy ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 McCandless, Lee ’31 ’32 ’33 ’34 Nelson, Kenneth ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Peoples, Alex ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Miller, William ’36 McCall, Art ’15 Nelson, Roy ’58 ’59 ’60 Peoples, Alfonzo ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Millwee, Chris ’70 ’71 McCall, Greg ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Nervig, Brian ’78 ’79 Perkins, Don ’61 ’62 Mimbs, Ty 2017 McCants, Carlos ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Newton, Derek ‘09 ‘10 Perkins, Kenneth ’41 Miner, Elbert ’36 McCarley, James ’85 ’86 Nicholson, Rich ’69 ’70 ’71 Perkins, Lucas ‘92 Miner, David ’76 McCartney, Frank ’23 Noce, Nick ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Perkins, Tom ’58 ’59 Mingo, Cordarious ‘08 ‘09 McCarver, Pat ’55 Noe, Harold ’63 ’64 ’65 Perrone, Larry ’72 Minshew, Ronald ’58 ’59 McCaughey, John ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Noles, Davie ’72 ’73 ’74 Perry, Bill ’48 Mitchell, Anthony ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 McCay, George ’56 Norman, Jarriel ‘06 ‘08 Perry, Kevin ‘07 Mitchell, Chappell ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 McClellan, Donk ’40 Norman, Ron ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Peters, Eddy ’74 Mitchell, Cliff ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 McClelland, Kevin ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Northcross, Don ’82 Petersen, Chris ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Mitchell, David ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73 McClure, Alton ’40 ’41 Norton, W.E.W. ’34 Petroff, Jim ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Mitchell, Sean ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 McClure, Rusty ’72 Novak, Alex 2017 Pettus, Brent ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 ‘97

AStateRedWolves.com Moellers, John ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 McComb, Eldridge ’20 Petzoldt, Devin ’89 ‘91 ‘92 Mohajir, Terry ‘90 ‘91 McConnell, Clyde ’34 ’35 O Peyton, Virgil ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Mondie, Devin 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 McCoy, Atheius ‘97 O’Bar, Joe ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Pharis, Milton ’39 Mondie, Robert 2015 ‘16 McCoy, Denarius ‘97 O’Bryant, Albert ’73 ’74 Phelps, Dick ’46 ’47 Monk, Chuck ‘89 ‘90 ‘91 McCray, Kelcie ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Odie, Andy ‘94 Philbert, Jaypee 2017 Montes, Manuel ’66 ’67 ’68 McCuiston, Bob ’61 ’62 ’63 ’64 Odom, Chris 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Phillips, Bill ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Montgomery, Jermaine ‘02 McCullough, Nelson ’73 Oku, David 2012 ‘13 Phillips, Casey ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Montgomery, Victor ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 McDaniel, Bob ’22 Oldham, Okel ’23 ’24 ’25 ’26 Phillips, Corlan ‘97 Moody, Walter ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 McDaniel, Hosea ’31 ’32 ’33 Oldham, Orval ’27 ’28 ’29 Phillips, James ’54 Moore, Andrew ’88 McDaniel, Russell ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Olliges, Steve ’78 ’79 ’80 ’81 Pickering, Bill ’25 Moore, Delano ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 McDonald, Fred ’26 ’27 ’28 ’29 Oliver, Cade 2012 ‘13 Pinson, Randy ’84 Moore, Truman ’63 ’64 ’65 ’66 McDonald, Jess ‘05 ‘06 O’Neal, Oren ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 Pittman, Dwayne ’81 ’82 ’83 Moorehead, Jerry 2014 ‘15 McDonald, Mike ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Orr, Marty ’78 Plank, Jeff ’88 ’89 Morales, James ‘01 McDonald, Scott ’81 ’82 ’83 Osment, John ’40 Poag, John ’58 Moreman, Walter ’31 ’32 ’35 McFadden, Ralph ’16 ’17 Osment, Eugene ’39 ’40 Politano, Ralph ’65 Moragne, Logan 2015 ‘16 McGee, Stacy ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Osselmeier, Gene ’47 ’48 ’49 ’50 Pond, Jamie ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Moreton, Austin 2014 ‘15 ‘16 McGinnis, Benny ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 Oswald, Henry ’52 ’53 Porter, Eddie 2012 ‘13 Moreton, Hunter 2017 McGough, David ’72 Ota, Chuks 2014 ‘15 Porter, Stanley ‘07 ‘08 Morgan, Bruce ’82 McGuigan, Frank ’67 ’68 Overly, Don ’78 ’79 Powell, Alvin ‘00 ‘01 Morgan, Eddie ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 McGuire, Joe ’36 ’37 ’38 Outlaw, Trey ‘11 Powell, Josh ‘04 Morgan, J.P. ’45 McGuire, John ’47 ’48 ’49 Owen, Russell ’15 ’16 ’17 Powell, Orlando ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Morman, James ‘99 ‘00 McHenry, Elmer ’49 Owens, Ben ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Powers, Howard ’46 ’47 ’48 Morris, Clarence ’40 ’41 McInnis, Justin 2016 ‘17 Owens, Charles ’26 ’27 ’ ‘28 ’29 Prater, Cody ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN | 146 | LETTERMEN ALL-TIME Morris, Mike ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 McIntosh, Jerome ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Owens, Markel 2011 ‘12 ‘13 Prater, Kiano ‘09 ‘10 Morris, Sean ’88 ’89 McKay, Roy ’31 ’32 Price, Stacy ’81 ’83 ’84 ’85 Morrison, Donnie ’79 ’80 ’81 ’82 McKenna, Jerry ’77 ’78 ’79 P Privett, Leon ’54 ’55 Moser, Howard ’15 ’16 McKinney, Anthony ’80 ’82 Padrta, Dominic ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Puckett, James ’27 ’28 ’29 ’31 Moser, Vivian ’15 ’16 ’17 ’20 McKnight, Jeff ‘11 Pagano, Bill ’63 ’64 ’65 Puryear, Steve ’65 ’66 ’67 Mosley, Roderick ‘95 ‘96 McKinnon, Javon ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Painter, Richard ’67 ’68 Pylant, Perry ‘94 ‘95 Moulton, A.K. ‘01 McKinnon, Koby ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Painter, Roy ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Mpwo, Eniak ‘00 ‘01 McKissic, J.D. 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Palmer, Don ’85 ’86 ’88 ’89 R Muckensturm, Dave ’69 ’79 ’71 ’72 McKnight, Zack ‘12 Palmer, Freddy ’23 Radison, Pete ’46 Muckensturm, Jerry ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 McLennan, Jahbari ‘08 ‘09 Palone, Tony ’77 Rager, Brandon ‘00 Muckensturm, Kevin ’75 McMinn, Mark ’83 ’84 ’85 Palumbo, Frank ’49 ’50 Rager, Richard ’76 ’77 Muhammad, Darryl ’86 McMurray, Jim ’59 ’60 ’61 Parker, Brandon ‘09 Ragland, Thomas ’45 Mullen, Daniel ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 McNeal, Danny ‘07 Parker, Charles ’45 ’46 Rains, Kenny 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Ramage, Rob ‘06 ‘07 Roper, Scott ’86 ’87 Sheffield, Brian ‘06 ‘07 Speer, Robert ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Rankin, Earl ’55 ’56 ’57 ’58 Ross, Ed ’36 Shelby, Charles ’31 ’32 ’33 Spensieri, Danny ’51 ’52 ’53 ’54 Ransom, Donovan 2015 ‘16 ‘17 Ross, Jack ’70 Shell, Alex ‘90 Spiers, Tommy ’54 ’55 ’56 Ray, Mike ’87 ’88 ’89 Rosser, Darius 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Shelley, Elbert ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Spikes, Cloyd ’28 ’29 Ray, Raymond ’72 ’73 Roth, Matt ‘03 ‘04 Shepard, Isaiah ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Spivey, Rick ’80 ’81 ’82 Reavy, George ’47 Rotton, Clifford ’46 ’47 ’48 Sherer, Sanchez ‘00 ‘01 Spry, Logan 2014 Reed, James ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Rowland, Lynn ’89 ‘90 Sherrod, Neil ’36 Spurlock, Maybrine ’45 Reed, Randy ’75 ’76 ’77 Roy, Clinton ‘03 ‘04 Shivers, John ‘99 Stadler, Louis ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Reed, Tyshon ‘00 ‘01 Rucker, Brian ‘00 ‘01 Shoemake, Shawn ‘05 ‘06 Stadler, Mark ’80 ’81 ’82 Rees, Harold ’27 ’30 Rudd, John ’51 Shoffner, Charles ’22 ’23 Stallings, Ray ’57 Reese, Raymond ’11 ’13 Ruebsam, Dave ’69 ’70 ’71 Shrable, Beau ‘02 Stancil, Hal ’49 Reese, Tommy ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Ruffin, Rodney ‘93 ‘94 Shrable, Brett ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Stanford, Gary ’85 Reeves, H.K. ’63 ’64 ’65 Rufus, Ed ‘93 ‘94 Shrable, Steve ’77 ’78 ’79 Stanley, Bill ’85 ’86 ’87 ’88 Reeves, Steve ‘06 Rump, Ken ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Sifford, George ’41 Staples, Joey ‘92 ‘93 Reeves, Troy ’56 ’57 ’58 Rumsey, Lance ’88 Sims, Jerome ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Starson, Tim ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Reibe, Matt ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Rusak, Dan ’48 Simmons, Alfonzo ‘10 ‘11 Steed, Billy ’56 ’57 ’58 Reid, Bobby ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Rush, Charles ’20 Simmons, James ’70 ’71 ’72 Steffens, Nick ‘06

Reid, Kenneth ’86 Russell, Kirk ’87 ’88 Simmons, Kenny ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Stegall, Gill ’80 ’81 ’82 ALL-TIME LETTERMEN | 147 | Reid, Leonard ’21 Russell, Robert ’65 Simons, Scot ‘96 ‘97 Stegall, Jerome ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Reid, Stuart ’85 Ruyle, A.D. ’48 ’49 ’50 Singleton, Bryan ‘94 ‘95 Stephens, Del Ray ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 Reider, Ernest ’24 Ryan, Patrick 2013 Sink, Jason ‘96 ‘97 Stephens, Paul ‘08 Reiman, Jerry ’70 ’71 ’72 ’73 Sissell, George ’16 Sterling, Oscar ’15 ’16 Reisching, Carl ’21 ’22 S Skillern, James ’13 ’14 Stevens, Chris ‘96 ‘97 Retanio, Joe ’35 Sackett, Jeff ’69 ’70 ’71 ’72 Skora, Eugene ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Stevens, Ray ’29 Rhodes, Homer ’85 Sain, Tommy ’67 Slaughter, Justin ‘05 Stevens, Steven 2013 ‘14 Rhodes, Justin ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Sample, Dan ’41 Slaughter, Tab ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Steward, ’22 Richard, Rodney ’83 Sample, Eddie ’38 ’39 Slayton, Joe ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Steward, Stephan ‘91 Richards, Frank ’84 ’85 ’86 Samples, Burt ‘99 ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Smelser, Greg ’70 ’71 Stevens, Steven 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Richardson, Jasper ’28 ’29 Sampson, Steve ’86 ’87 Smiley, Tim ’86 ’87 ’88 Still, Jacob 2017 Richardson, Kyle ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Samuel, Dexter 2011 ‘13 Smith, Andre ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Stinnett, Steve ’72 ’73 ’74 ’75 Richardson, Rodney ‘95 ‘96 Sanders, Kendall 2016 Smith, C.D. ’39 Stockemer, Taylor ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Richardson, Ron ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Sanders, Oliver ’26 ’27 Smith, Clyde ’46 ’47 ’48 Stokes, Sandy ’71 Richardson, Sedrick ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Sanderson, Marvin ’28 ’29 Smith, Danny ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 Stolt, Allan ’59 ’50 ’51 Richmond, Elshon ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Sandholzer, Gil ’84 Smith, Darren ‘95 Stone, Chris 2012 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 Rickus, Eddie ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Sapp, Alan ’70 Smith, Frank ’59 ’60 ’61 Stone, Todd ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Ridgle, Tony ’80 ’82 ’84 Scales, Chaz ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Smith, Greg ‘09 Storey, O.H. ’33 ’34 Ridgeway, James ’57 ’58 Scanlan, Bryan 2014 Smith, Jack ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Stotts, Lloyd ’29 Riggs, Don ’55 ’56 ’57 ’58 Schaefer, John ’70 ’71 ’72 Smith, Jamie ’87 ’88 ’89 Stovall, Paul ’53 ’54 Riggs, Griffin 2015 ‘16 ‘17 Schenk, Dale ’86 ’87 Smith, Jeremy 2016 ‘17 Stowers, Sterling 2015 ‘16 Ritchey, Dick ’64 ’65 ’66 ’67 Scherman, Jim ’55 ’56 ’57 Smith, Joe ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Strauss, Al ‘24 Roach, John ‘11 Schmidt, Lennie ’54 Smith, John ’35 Stroud, Tom ’49 @AStateFB Robak, Ray ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Schoemel, Justin ‘09 Smith, Matt ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Struble, Steve ’67 ’68 Robbins, Mark ’85 ’86 Schuler, Will Allen ’16 ’17 Smith, Richard ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 Stuart, Orlin ’37 ’38 Roberson, Waylon 2015 ‘16 Schwartz, Herb ’21 ’22 Smith, Richard ‘61 ‘62 Stubbs, ’14 Roberts, Dennis ’66 ’67 Scott, Bobby ’49 Smith, Rob ’78 Stupek, Robert ’54 Roberts, Johnnie ’77 Scott, Dwayne ’87 Smith, Rod ‘12 Sugg, Jack ’60 ’61 Robertson, Jermaine ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Scott, Vernon ’11 ’13 ’14 ’15 Smith, Ron ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Sugg, Tommy ’80 Robertson, Justin ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Sears, Tom ‘92 ‘93 Smith, Ryan ‘98 ‘99 Suggs, Torrance ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Robins, Ray ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Seaton, Russell ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Smith, Schuyler ’46 ’47 Sullivan, Ian ‘96 ‘97 Robison, Chase 2015 ‘16 Sechrest, Ness ’53 Smith, Sherodrick ‘11 Sullivan, Murray ’54 Robison, Lanier ’82 Sentimore, Bo 2015 ‘16 Smith, Stan ’82 Sullivent, Neely ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 Robison, Loran ’24 ’25 ’26 ’27 Settlemire, Dell ’41 Smith, Steve ‘90 ‘91 Summers, Dan ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Robinson, Anthony ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Settlemire, Paul ’37 ’38 ’39 ’40 Smith, Terry ’73 ’74 ’75 Suskie, John ’84 ’85 ’86 Robinson, Chuckie ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Seymore, Jerrold ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Snellgrove, Frank ’45 Sutton, E.J. 2014 Robinson, Terry ’57 ’58 Shacey, Latham ’37 Snider, Butch ’83 ’84 ’85 Swalley, Jake 2015 ‘16 Robinson, Vernon ’20 Shannon, Charles ’79 ’80 Snider, Marion ’38 Swanson, Paul 2015 ‘16 Roddy, Joe ’20 Shannon, John ’77 ’78 Snodgrass, Jack ’60 Swepston, John ’31 ’32 ’33 Roebuck, Randy ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Sharp, Carlos ’88 ’89 ‘90 ‘91 Soest, George ’82 Swopes, Kenny ‘92 Roetzel, Sean ‘92 ‘93 Sharp, Gage 2014 Sommers, Billy ’49 ’50 ’51 ’52 Swinney, Clovis ’67 ’68 ’69 Rogers, Billy ’47 Sharp, Isom ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Sommers, Ray ’50 ’51 Rogers, Freddy ’82 ’83 Shatley, Andy ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Sorrel, Jack ’23 T Rolland-Jones, Ja’Von 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Shaw, Joe ’47 ’48 ’49 Sowell, Jeff ‘97 Tabary, James 2015 Rollins, Brandon ‘04 ‘05, ‘06 ‘07 Shearburn, V.V. ’46 ’47 ‘48 Sowell, Michael ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Tankersley, Ollie ’15 ;16 ’17 ’19 Rollins-Davis, Daryl 2014 ‘16 Sheard, Lonnell ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Spann, Bobby ’52 ’53 ’54 Tarle, Jim ‘94 ‘95 Romeo, Eddie ’54 ’55 ’56 ’57 Shearin, Brad 2013 Spears, Gene ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Tate, Andre ’85 ’86 ’87 ’88 Romero, Tex ’49 ’50 ’51 Shedd, Neal ’45 Speck, Leslie ’31 ’32 ’33 ’34 Tate, Eric ’89 ‘90 ‘91 ‘92 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Tate, Kelvin ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Tutor, Brennan 2013 ‘14 Weir, Sammy ’60 ’61 ’62 Wimberley, Jerry ’37 Taula, Eti ‘00 ‘01 Tyre, Block ’29 ’30 ’31 ‘32 Wells, Phillip ’88 ‘89 ‘90 ‘91 Wineland, Keith ’76 ’77 ’78 ’79 Taylor, Blaise 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Werner, David ’62 ’63 ’64 ’65 Winford, Benny ’64 ’65 ’66 ’67 Taylor, Gilbert ’22 ’23 U Wesley, Allen 2014 Winford, Bill ’56 ’57 ’58 Taylor, Kennon ’77 ’78 Uhlmansiek, Tom ’46 Wesley, Nyeem ‘03 ‘04 Winfrey, Stan ’72 ’73 ’74 Taylor, Matt ’82 ’83 Underwood, Leon ’46 West, Terry ’56 ’57 ’58 Winters, Hansel ’29 ’30 ’31 ’32 Taylor, Matt ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Westbrook, David ‘97 Wiseman, Jim ’84 ’85 ’86 ’87 Taylor, Melvin ’80 ’81 V Westmoreland, Harold ’55 ’56 Wiseman, Tom ’73 Teat, Ron ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Van Dolah, Evan ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Wheatley, Don ’46 Withers, Anthony ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Templeton, Bill ’54 ’55 ’56 Van Dyke, Russell ’16 ’17 ’19 Whisnant, Gary ‘62 Witt, Keith ’14 ’15 ’16 Templeton, Mike ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 Whitaker, Charley ’14 ’15 ’17 Vargas, David ‘02 ‘03 Woit, Richie ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Terry, Charles ’45 White, Aaron ’61 ’62 ’63 ’64 Wood, Gwin ’66 ’67 Velgis, Raziel 2013 ‘14 ‘15 Thomas, Clifford 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 White, Carlo ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Wood, Jason ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Vegas, Sam ‘03 ‘04 Thomas, Duane ’80 White, Drew 2015 Wood, Wendell ’62 ’64 Thomas, Haven ‘94 Venters, Casey ‘01 ‘03 White, Johnston 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Wood, William ’36 ’37 Thomas, Jack ’55 Vicory, Henry ’11 White, Jonathan ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Wooden, Larry 2017 Thomas, MaQuonzie ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Victorian, Jonathan ‘10 ‘12 White, Paul ’53 ’54 Woods, Dorvus ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 ‘11 Thomas, Maurice ‘95 Vidal, Manuel ’51 ’52 White, Ruffin ’13 ’14 Woods, Joe ’38 ’39 Thomas, Quinton ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Vincent, Gary ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 White, Troy ‘05 Woods, Kevin ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Thomas, Richard ’71 ’72 ’73 Voytik, Chad 2016 Whiteside, Boris ’83 ’84 ’85 ’86 Woods, Rennell ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 Thomas, Solomon, ‘98 Whiting, Terry ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Woodside, John ‘33, ‘34, ‘35, ‘36 Thomas, William ‘92 W Whitney, Joshua ‘09 Woodson, Xavier 2013 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 Thomasson, Greg ’55 ’56 Wade, Devrett ‘05 ‘06 Wicks, Jimmy ’74 ’75 ’76 ’77 Woolford, Shep ’50 ’52 Thompkins, Brandon ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Wagner, Nehemia 2014 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 Wideman, Lloyd ‘92, ‘93. ‘94, ‘95 Wooten, William ‘98 ‘99 Thompson, Burl ’21 ’24 ’25 ’26 Wagner, Rudy ’50 ’51 ’52 ’53 Wilbanks, David ’54 ’55 Worthen, Ron ’66 ’67 Thompson, Edward ’41 Wakwe, Stanley ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Wilbourne, Ryan ‘09 Wrenn, Oscar ‘31 ‘32 Thompson, Eugene ’55 ’57 ’58 ’59 Walden, Cruise, ‘07 Wilcots, Keith ‘09 Wright, Alan 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Thompson, Horace ’24 Waldrop, James ’86 ’87 Wiles, Rob ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Wright, Dallen ‘76 Thompson, Levi ‘07 ‘08 Waldrup, Bubba ’68 Wilf, Lann ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Wright, Jack ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Thorn, Doss ’17 ’20 ’21 Waleszonia, Joe ’68 ’69 ’70 Wilhelm, Bennie ’46 ’47 Wright, Larry ‘52 ‘53

AStateRedWolves.com Thornton, Coburn ’29 ’30 ’32 ’33 Walker, Chuck ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Wilkerson, Cedric ‘06 ‘07 Wright, Lee Charles ‘79 ‘80 ‘83 Thornton, Sirgregory ‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 Walker, Corey ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Wilkerson, Joe ’39 Wright, Ronnell ‘11 ‘12 Thrower, Vincent ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Walker, Daylan ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 Wilkins, Emil ’50 ’51 ’52 Wright, Sterling 2014 Tierney, John ’73 ’74 ’75 ’76 Walker, Dennis ’81 ’82 Wilkinson, Bobby ’46 Wyke, Jesse ‘37 Tilley, Willard ’39 ’40 Walker, Eddie ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Wilbourn, Ryan ‘08 ‘11 ‘12 Wyke, Martin ‘37 Tillman, Leveren ’80 ’81 Walker, Eric ’89 ‘90 Williams, Aaron 2012 ‘13 Wyse, Johnny ‘80 Tims, Enoch ’76 ’77 ’78 Walker, Jacquis ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 ‘00 Williams, Anthony ’78 ’79 Tiner, Al ’80 ’81 Walker, Marquis 2013 Williams, Brandon ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Y Tinsley, Austin ‘92 ‘93 ‘95 ‘97 Walker, Tommy ’80 ’81 ’82 ’83 Williams, Clarence ‘95 ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 Yarbrough, Larry ‘70 Tirey, Tom ’56 Wallace, Jeremy ‘06 Williams, Cliff ’80 Young, Bobby ‘78 ‘79 Todd, Courtney ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Wallin, Harold ’62, ’63 ’64 ’65 Williams, Corey ‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 Young, David ‘66 Tolbert, Christopher ‘11 Wallin, Horace ’26 Williams, Country ’87 ’88 ’89 ‘90 Young, Harold ‘31 ‘32 Tolbert, Derrick ‘91 Walls, David ’66 ’67 ’68 ’69 Williams, DeKeathan 2013 ‘14 ‘15 Young, Jim ‘22 ‘23 ‘24 ‘25 Tolin, Steve ’77 Walls, Lloyd ’74 ’75 ’76 Williams, Dominique ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 Young, Les ‘77 Tolleson, Shane ‘01 ‘02 Walls, Marshall ’68 ’69 ’70 ’71 Williams, Frank ’14 Young, Mitchell ‘83 ‘84 Tomlinson, Bob ’51 Walters, Bill ’48 Williams, James ‘11 Young, Sterling 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Toney, Darren ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 Walton, Tony ’86 ’87 ’88 ’89 Williams, Jimmy ’76 ’78 Young, W.A. ‘66 Toney, Derrick ’88 ’89 ‘90 ‘91 Wand, Warren 2015 ‘16 ‘17 Williams, Joe ‘02 Youngblood, Robert ‘59 Toney, Frank ’71 Ward, Hollis ’27 ’28 ’29 Williams, Josh ‘04 ‘06 Tookes, Steven ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 Ward, Josh ‘03 Williams, Marcus ‘92 Z Trahan, Leroy ‘08 Ware, Kraig ’88 ’89 Williams, Marquette ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 ‘10 Zabrowski, Larry ‘57 ‘58 ‘59 Trail, Billy ’58 ’59 Warren, Antonio ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 Williams, Marquis ‘93 Zachery, Lamont ‘96 ‘97 ‘98 ‘99 Traylor, Tim ’79 Washington, J.J. ‘95 ‘96 ‘98 ‘99 Williams, Opie ’29 Zachry, Greg ‘84 ‘85 ‘87

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN | 148 | LETTERMEN ALL-TIME Trieshman, Ed ’49 ’50 Washington, Lester ’74 Williams, Ramon ‘04 Zalud, Bobby ‘10 ‘11 Triplett, Terrious ‘12 Watkins, Clark ‘92 ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 Williams, Sawyer 2016 ‘17 Zolper, Dennis ‘66 ‘67 ‘68 Trosin, Tyler 2014 ‘15 Watkins, Jeremie ‘96 ‘97 Williams, Tim ‘93, ‘95 ‘96 Troutt, Ed ’82 ’83 ’84 Watkins, Wayne ’21 ’22 Williams, Varko ‘91 ‘92 ‘93 Tryon, Andrew 2011 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 Watson, Adam ‘01 Williams, Vern ’55 Turcotte, Eugene ’21 Watson, Bobby ’75 ’76 Williams, Wesley ’77 ’78 Turley, Jim ’53 ’54 ’55 Watson, Charles ’88 ’89 Willis, Mark ’82 ’83 ’84 ’85 Turnage, Antwon 2016 ‘17 Weaver, Carroll ’29 ’30 Willis, Oscar ’84 ’85 Turner, Billy Joe ’60 ’61 ’62 Weaver, Jimmy ’78 Wilson, Farrell ’80 ’82 ’83 ’84 Turner, Brent ‘93 ‘94 ‘95 ‘96 Weaver, Keith ’81 ’82 ’83 ’84 Wilson, Freddy ‘92 ‘93 Turner, Matt ‘96 ‘97 Webb, Wesley ’41 Wilson, George ’88 ‘90 Turner, Tedarius 2012 ‘13 Weh-Weh, Armond 2016 Wilson, Kyle 2016 ‘17 Turner, Will ’11 ’13 Weiner, Max ’89 Wilson, Larry ’53 ’54 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 1911—Won 1, Lost 1 1916—Won 4, Lost 3 1921—Won 3, Lost 2, Tied 1 1925—Won 4, Lost 3, Tied 1 Coach—F.T. Parks Coach—E.W. Brannon Coach—Foy Hammons Coach—Herbert Schwartz 6 Paragould H.S. 11 0 Ole Miss 20 14 Arkansas College 7 0 Ole Miss 53 6 Paragould H.S. 0 19 Union University 0 0 Little Rock College 13 19 Memphis State 0 13 S.E. Missouri 0 7 Bethel College 0 6 Southwestern 13 1912—Won 3, Lost 1 0 Ark. Teachers 19 7 Ark. Teachers 13 0 Hendrix 46 Coach—F.T. Parks 6 Arkansas College 0 19 Memphis State 0 27 Southern State 0 6 Memphis CBC 20 7 Ouachita 12 0 S.E. Missouri 0 12 Ark. Teachers 6 7 Paragould H.S. 0 27 Memphis State 0 1 Ark-Monticello (forfeit) 0 6 Corning H.S. 0 1922—Won 0, Lost 7 0 Arkansas College 0 20 Paragould H.S. 0 1917—Won 4, Lost 2, Tied 1 Coach—T.E. Dandelet Coach—E.W. Brannon 0 Arkansas College 51 1926—Won 4, Lost 3, Tied 1 1913—Won 3, Lost 1, Tied 1 0 Ole Miss 0 0 Ark. Teachers 82 Coach—Herbert Schwartz Coach—Clint Young 18 Union University 0 0 Arkansas Tech 69 0 Ole Miss 28 69 Arkansas College 0 19 Memphis State 0 0 Arkansas A&M 42 7 Memphis State 0 0 Memphis CBC 0 0 S.E. Missouri 14 0 Little Rock College 38 0 Southern State 20 0 Hendrix 30 101 Ark. Teachers 0 0 Memphis State 68 0 Southern Illinois 10 21 Memphis U. School 0 0 Ouachita 40 0 S.E. Missouri 51 13 Lambuth College 0 67 Memphis All-Stars 0 20 Arkansas College 0 0 Ark. Teachers 0 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS | 149 | 1923—Won 0, Lost 6, Tied 1 26 Arkansas A&M 6 1914—Won 4, Lost 3 1918—No Team Coach—T.E. Dandelet 14 Arkansas College 7 Coach—E.W. Brannon 0 Alumni 0 0 Ole Miss 20 1919—Won 2, Lost 5 0 Arkansas College 46 1927—Won 4, Lost 3 0 Hendrix 48 Coach—Foy Hammons 0 S.E. Missouri 6 Coach—Herbert Schwartz 6 Arkansas College 0 6 Memphis State 0 0 Ark. Teachers 40 6 Union University 14 7 Henderson-Brown 0 0 Ark. Teachers 8 0 Memphis State 6 0 Ouachita 26 48 Memphis CBC 0 14 Ouachita 13 0 St. Louis Univ. 39 14 Southern Illinois 0 6 Southwestern 20 7 Camp Pike 16 0 Arkansas A&M 27 0 Southern State 13 18 Memphis State 6 0 Ole Miss 32 9 Memphis State 6 0 Union University 13 1924—Won 4, Lost 4 13 Mayfield College 7 1915—Won 4, Lost 1, Tied 1 0 Arkansas Tech 19 Coach—Bill Stanley 19 Arkansas A&M 0 Coach—E.W. Brannon 24 Alumni 0 10 Ole Miss 0 1920—Won 3, Lost 3 12 Mayfield College 0 1928—Won 3, Lost 3, Tied 1 41 Memphis State 0 Coach—Foy Hammons 7 Ole Miss 10 Coach—Herbert Schwartz 26 +P’gould Bus. College 0 0 Ole Miss 33 0 Ark. Teachers 14 59 Mtn. Home College 0 0 Henderson-Brown 0 13 Memphis State 0 33 Southern State 0 20 Lambuth College 6 7 Ouachita 13 12 Arkansas College 19 19 Arkansas A&M 12 0 Southern State 22 16 Southern Illinois 0 0 Ouachita College 27 0 Arkansas College 7 14 Memphis State 19 +Called at end 1st qtr. 13 Union University 6 0 S.E. Missouri 13 6 Arkansas College 6 18 Camp Pike 12 0 S.E. Missouri 12 6 Little Rock College 0

A-STATE’S FULL-TIME ASSISTANTS (1955-PRESENT) Allen, Doug (1992-96) Davis, Phil (1983, 1987-91, 2001) Hossler, Palmer (1990-96) Riddle, Kent (2013) Allen, Jody (1992-93) Denton, Bob (1959) Ingram, Kenny (2012) Rothenbuhler, Troy (1997-2001) @AStateFB Allen, Tom (2011) Dodd, Dan (2014-16) Jackson, Dean (2012) Rudolph, Allen (2016-cur.) Armstrong, Wayne (1963-67) Drinkwitz, Eliah (2012-13) Jackson, Jim (1959-61) Ruse, Doug (2002-09) Baker, Blake (2013) Duncan, Butch (1973) Johnson, Allen (2014-cur.) Saunders, David (1996-97) Batoon, Corey (2009-2011) Durham, Scott (1992-97) Johnson, Jesse (1959-61) Skene, Scott (1993-95) Bedell, Brad (2013) Dykes, Parker (1973-79) Jones, Joe (1968-70) Smith, Corby (2001) Behne, Tate (2002-07) Early, Brian (2014-cur.) 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Hamdan, Bush (2013) Parker, Duyane (1955-56) Withrow, Gary (1973-89) Collins, Pat (1990) Hand, Mike (1990-96) Paschall, Luke (2014-17) Wommack, Dave (2011) Conway, Mike (2001) Harris, Maurice (2008-2011) Patterson, Darrell (2001) Woods, Casey (2012) Corless, Kevin (2002-10) Hawley, Eldon (1980-89) Peoples, Kevin (2002-09) Wright, Dante (2002-03) Creehan, Denny (1997) Heard, Grant (2011) Petri, Rick (1980-88) Yanowsky, Don (1997-2000) Curtis, Jack (2002-08) Herzog, Ricky (1991-96) Porter, Larry (1999-2001) Daniels, Keith (1990-91) Hiller, Darren (2002-2011) Rudolph, Allen (2016-cur.) Davidson, Bill (1965-69) Hoggard, Don (1983-91) Richards, Jeff (1991-96) BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 1929—Won 2, Lost 5 0 Ark. Teachers 27 0 Henderson 13 53 Corry Field (at Blytheville)0 Coach—Herbert Schwartz 6 Southern State 7 21 Ark. Teachers 0 35 Pittsburg State 0 22 Lambuth 0 6 Illinois Wesleyan 27 37 at Henderson State 0 12 Caruthersville JC 13 1936—Won 3, Lost 5 68 at Southern Illinois 0 0 Southern Arkansas 39 Coach—Leslie Speck 1946—Won 4, Lost 3, Tied 3 Refrigerator Bowl 0 Memphis State 6 0 Southwestern 44 Coach—Forrest England 46 Camp Breckinridge 12 14 Mayfield College 0 7 Southern Illinois 3 0 S.E. Missouri 8 Tangerine Bowl 0 S.E. Missouri 25 6 Delta State 53 0 Xavier (O.) 26 20 Stetson Univ. 35 13 Arkansas College 54 7 Univ. Tenn. JC 34 2 Bradley University 26 7 Hendrix 28 13 Arkansas A&M 13 1952—Won 8, Lost 3 1930—Won 1, Lost 4, Tied 3 7 Arkansas A&M 6 0 Henderson 0 Coach—Forrest England Coach—Herbert Schwartz 13 Southern State 6 6 Evansville 6 39 at Memphis Navy 0 0 Caruthersville JC 0 7 Ark. Teachers 14 14 Southern Illinois 12 47 Northern Ohio 0 0 Hendrix-Henderson 19 20 Illinois Wesleyan 0 48 Ellington AFB 0 7 Univ. Tenn. JC 7 1937—Won 1, Lost 5 14 Centre College 0 14 at Mississippi State 41 0 Ark. Teachers 6 Coach—Leslie Speck 30 Ark. Teachers 12 28 at Florence State 7 13 Memphis State 6 0 Southwestern 67 13 Tennessee Tech 21 0 Arkansas A&M 0 0 Delta State 28 1947—Won 4, Lost 2, Tied 3 42 Lewis College 0 0 Southern State 19 16 Univ. Tenn. JC 7 Coach—Forrest England 34 at Southern State 0 0 Arkansas College 27 0 Hendrix 51 25 S.E. Missouri 0 26 at Pittsburg State 7 0 Ark. Teachers 95 14 Western Kentucky 14 41 Emporia State 7 1931—Won 6, Lost 2 0 Arkansas A&M 19 28 Arkansas A&M 0 Refrigerator Bowl Coach—Jack Dale 14 Washington (Mo.) 40 19 Western Kentucky 34 6 Alumni 0 1938—Won 3, Lost 3 7 Southern Illinois 12 34 Bethel Col. (Tenn.) 0 Coach—Leslie Speck 7 Pensacola Navy 6 1953—Won 8, Lost 0, Tied 2 13 Bethel Col. (Ky.) 0 2 Memphis State 38 19 Memphis State 19 Coach—Forrest England 6 Univ. Tenn. JC 0 7 Univ. Tenn. JC 6 45 Centre College 0 19 Abilene Christian 7 6 Ark. Teachers 18 0 Southern Illinois 6 0 Ark. Teachers 0 38 at Emporia State 19 14 Memphis State 6 0 Hendrix 6 13 Florence State 13 6 Arkansas A&M 22 27 Arkansas A&M 6 1948—Won 4, Lost 4, Tied 1 13 SW Louisiana 12 13 Southern State 7 18 Arkansas A&M 6 Coach—Forrest England 34 at Lewis College 0 12 Mississippi College 0 49 Southern State 0

AStateRedWolves.com 1932—Won 3, Lost 4 1939—Won 4, Lost 3 13 Western Kentucky 12 20 at Memphis State 0 Coach—Jack Dale Coach—Bill Adams 13 Delta State 13 14 at Tennessee Tech 7 60 N.W. Miss. JC 0 13 N.W. Miss. JC 0 34 Henderson 14 32 Nebraska Teachers 0 0 Hendrix 26 7 Memphis State 6 6 Kansas State U. 37 Tangerine Bowl 26 Ark. Teachers 0 6 Missouri Mines 39 7 Middle Tennessee 14 7 East Texas State 7 0 Southern State 15 7 Southern Illinois 0 27 Southern Illinois 21 12 Memphis State 6 0 Hendrix 20 6 Northwest Louisiana 41 1954—Won 1, Lost 8 0 Arkansas A&M 13 6 Union University 20 13 Memphis State 34 Coach—Glen Harmeson 0 Ouachita 13 26 Univ. Tenn. JC 13 25 Lewis College 7 1949—Won 5, Lost 4 13 at Mississippi State 46 1933—Won 2, Lost 4, Tied 2 7 at Florence State 26 1940—Won 1, Lost 4, Tied 2 Coach—Forrest England Coach—E.T. Renfro 2 at SW Louisiana 32 Coach—Bill Adams 7 Mississippi College 18 0 Hendrix 0 0 SE Louisiana 51 6 N.W. Miss. JC 6 14 Memphis Navy 20 13 Ark. Teachers 6 7 at Memphis State 26 12 Missouri Mines 44 14 Ouachita 0 0 Tennessee Tech 12 20 Austin College 61 7 Sunflower JC 7 14 Middle Tennessee 25 12 Southern State 13 0 Tennessee Tech 47 0 Southern Illinois 7 7 Delta State 6 0 Arkansas A&M 14 0 Abilene Christian 53 13 Austin Peay 0 28 Henderson 6 6 Ouachita 34 0 Union University 20 7 Memphis State 61 0 Memphis State 0 1955—Won 6, Lost 3 7 Univ. Tenn. JC 14 7 Missouri Valley 6 3 Arkansas College 0 13 Union University 7 Coach—Gene Harlow 41 Lewis College 6 1941—Won 0, Lost 7 1934—Won 2, Lost 5, Tied 1 7 Florence State 12 Coach—Bill Adams 1950—Won 6, Lost 3 Coach—Tommie Mills 6 Murray State 13 0 S.E. Missouri 44 Coach—Forrest England 0 Tennessee Tech 6 21 at SE Louisiana 12 0 Missouri Mines 46 0 at Mississippi State 67 0 Memphis State 18 21 at Memphis State 20 0 Sunflower JC 68 20 at Ouachita 0 6 Hendrix 0 40 at Austin College 19 0 Southern Illinois 27 6 Delta State 19 0 Ark. Teachers 25 27 at Tennessee Tech 20 0 Austin Peay 34 27 Florence State 0 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS | 150 | RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR 0 Little Rock JC 0 6 at Austin Peay 19 0 Union University 70 46 Southern Illinois 0 19 Arkansas A&M 0 33 Arkansas Tech 6 0 Southern State 19 21 at Missouri Valley 20 6 Southern State 19 7 at Memphis State 60 0 Arkansas College 12 1956—Won 5, Lost 4 1942—No Team 27 Henderson 13 Coach—Gene Harlow 1943—No Team 46 at Union University 0 56 Concordia (Neb.) 0 1935—Won 2, Lost 7 1944—No Team Coach—Tommie Mills 1951—Won 10, Lost 2 39 at Florence State 13 Coach—Forrest England 21 Louisiana Tech 13 0 Southwestern 38 1945—Won 2, Lost 4, Tied 1 34 Memphis Navy 0 9 at Mississippi State 19 7 Southern Illinois 0 Coach—J.A. Tomlinson 0 at Mississippi State 32 28 at Murray State 27 18 Memphis State 0 0 Southern Illinois 6 46 at Arkansas Tech 6 0 at Memphis State 34 0 Univ. Tenn. JC 25 6 Southern Illinois 6 43 at Delta State 0 6 Tennessee Tech 26 0 Hendrix 27 18 Ark. Teachers 0 35 Florence State 13 27 Austin Peay 13 7 St. Louis Univ. 46 0 Miss. State B 43 0 Arkansas A&M 28 39 at Troy State 0 7 at Arkansas Tech 25 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS | 151 |

The 1968 team was the first squad to compete in three consecutive bowl games. 9 at Mississippi State 29 1967—Won 4, Lost 5 1957—Won 4, Lost 5 6 at Montana State 27 1964—Won 7, Lost 0, Tied 2 Coach—Bennie Ellender Coach—Gene Harlow 27 at Murray State 14 Coach—Bennie Ellender 21 Western Michigan 8 13 at Southern Illinois 6 14 Mississippi Southern 13 27 Tennessee Tech 0 15 at Tennessee Tech 7 15 Florence State 13 6 Tennessee Tech 17 10 at Florence State 7 7 The Citadel (at LR) 20 13 at Mississippi State 47 21 The Citadel 22 17 at Stephen F. Austin 6 3 at Louisiana Tech 6 32 S.E. Oklahoma 7 7 at Arlington State+ 7 24 Abilene Christian+ 14 19 at Louisiana Tech 25 1961—Won 3, Lost 6 35 Trinity University+ 13 23 at Lamar Tech+ 28 27 Murray State 20 Coach—King Block 21 at Abilene Christian+ 7 6 SW Louisiana 7 0 at Memphis State 34 21 at U. of S. Dakota 9 17 at Murray State 8 14 Texas-Arlington+ 16 6 at Tennessee Tech 7 8 at Louisiana Tech 47 7 Delta State 6 13 at Trinity University+ 10 13 Arkansas Tech 21 14 Florence State 6 7 Lamar Tech+ 7 +Southland Conf. games 6 Montana State 9 +Southland Conf. games 1958—Won 4, Lost 5 0 at Mississippi State 38 1968—Won 7, Lost 3, Tied 1

@AStateFB Coach—Hugh Taylor 0 at Miss. Southern 20 1965—Won 6, Lost 3 Coach—Bennie Ellender 7 Louisiana Tech 14 22 Murray State 14 Coach—Bennie Ellender 0 at Western Michigan 20 0 at Florence State 19 7 Wisconsin State 8 12 at Tennessee Tech 7 46 at Drake University 14 14 Univ. of Tampa 20 6 at The Citadel 28 33 Florence State 12 26 Eastern Michigan 7 0 at Mississippi State 38 3 Stephen F. Austin 0 15 Tennessee Tech 12 16 Austin Peay 0 1962—Won 6, Lost 3 7 at Lamar Tech+ 20 17 SE Louisiana 7 20 at Murray State 14 Coach—King Block 14 at The Citadel 0 31 Trinity University (at LR)+ 14 48 Southern State 13 9 at S. Dakota State 7 35 Abilene Christian+ 13 17 at Abilene Christian+ 17 7 at Univ. of Florida 51 23 at Florence State 14 27 Murray State 13 48 Lamar Tech+ 17 50 at Arkansas Tech 7 34 St. Mary (Kan.) 14 12 Arlington State+ 27 9 at SW Louisiana 20 20 Mississippi Coll. 0 14 at Trinity University+ 15 22 at Texas-Arlington+ 21 1959—Won 3, Lost 6 14 The Citadel 7 +Southland Conf. games +Southland Conf. games Coach—Hugh Taylor 9 at Murray State 14 Pecan Bowl (ABC-TV) 15 NE Louisiana 0 7 Mississippi Southern 20 1966—Won 7, Lost 2 14 N. Dakota State 23 0 at Louisiana Tech 35 12 at Tennessee Tech 20 Coach—Bennie Ellender 14 Florence State 16 18 U. of S. Dakota 0 1969—Won 8, Lost 1, Tied 1 14 at Mississippi State 49 49 Tennessee Tech 13 27 at Florence State 7 Coach—Bennie Ellender 19 Western Illinois 22 1963—Won 2, Lost 6 26 Louisiana Tech 13 53 E. New Mexico 20 36 Murray State 18 Coach—Bennie Ellender 44 at Murray State 0 10 at The Citadel 14 13 at Univ. of Tampa 14 0 Tennessee Tech 42 33 at Abilene Christian+ 22 29 at Tennessee Tech 22 6 at Tennessee Tech 54 14 Florence State 12 0 Lamar Tech+ 17 26 SW Louisiana (at LR) 0 54 Central Missouri 6 68 St. Mary (Kan.) 7 17 at SW Louisiana 14 34 Abilene Christian+ 22 9 at The Citadel 10 20 at Lamar Tech+ 0 1960—Won 4, Lost 5 6 at Arlington State+ 16 0 at Miss. Southern 25 21 Drake University 21 Coach—King Block 20 Trinity University+ 7 33 Murray State 34 13 Texas-Arlington+ 3 7 at NE Louisiana 13 +Southland Conf. games 21 at Delta State 27 27 at Trinity University+ 17 7 Louisiana Tech 3 14 S. Dakota State 17 +Southland Conf. games 19 at Florence State 0 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 16 at SW Louisiana+ 6 10 at Louisiana Tech+ 24 6 Lamar+ 3 +Southland Conf. games

DIVISION I-A

1979—Won 4, Lost 7 Coach—Larry Lacewell 24 East Texas State 14 17 at NE Louisiana 18 24 Southern Illinois 16 9 SW Louisiana (ABC-TV)+ 13 24 at Richmond 3 14 at Louisiana Tech+ 7 7 at McNeese State+ 10 10 Lamar+ 20 18 Texas-Arlington+ 56 14 at Wyoming 17 6 at Southern Miss 14 +Southland Conf. games

1980—Won 2, Lost 9 Coach—Larry Lacewell 29 Tennessee-Martin 9 The 1970 team went undefeated on its way 12 NE Louisiana 35 to a college division national championship. 7 at Kansas State 31 3 at Memphis State 24 Pecan Bowl (ABC-TV) 6 at Texas-Arlington+ 7 54 Texas-Arlington+ 7 0 at SW Louisiana+ 3 29 Drake University 21 +Southland Conf. games 30 at Louisiana Tech+ 13 0 at Southern Miss 35 +Southland Conf. games

AStateRedWolves.com 28 McNeese State+ 36 1970—Won 11, Lost 0 1973—Won 7, Lost 3 0 Louisiana Tech+ 28 Coach—Bennie Ellender Coach—Bill Davidson 1976—Won 5, Lost 6 22 at Lamar+ 23 53 at Wichita State 14 56 Abilene Christian 46 Coach—Bill Davidson 14 at Texas-Arlington+ 36 12 at SE Louisiana 3 27 SW Louisiana+ 13 31 NE Louisiana 13 14 Austin Peay State 9 24 The Citadel (at LR) 7 12 at Wichita State 14 14 at San Diego State 24 +Southland Conf. games 21 Trinity University+ 14 9 Indiana State 3 21 at Indiana State 31 38 Louisiana Tech 17 7 at Louisiana Tech+ 23 13 Louisiana Tech+ 27 1981—Won 6, Lost 5 28 at Abilene Christian+ 23 37 Xavier (at LR) 0 44 NW Louisiana 24 Coach—Larry Lacewell 69 Lamar University+ 7 7 at Lamar+ 10 30 at Eastern Michigan 32 35 at NE Louisiana 13 23 North Dakota Univ. 18 38 Illinois State 20 41 at Southern Illinois 10 20 Richmond 24 27 at Texas-Arlington+ 7 30 Texas-Arlington+ 14 21 McNeese State+ 24 26 at Central Michigan 23 27 Southern Illinois 3 26 at McNeese State+ 23 31 Lamar+ 0 16 at Kansas (ABC-TV) 17 +Southland Conf. games +Southland Conf. games 14 at SW Louisiana+ 23 14 SW Louisiana+ 3 Pecan Bowl (ABC-TV) 14 at Texas Arlington+ 13 2 UT Chattanooga 3 38 Central Missouri 21 1974—Won 7, Lost 3 +Southland Conf. games 7 at McNeese State+ 21 Coach—Bill Davidson 10 at Texas-Arlington+ 7 1971—Won 4, Lost 4, Tied 1 7 Louisiana Tech+ 20 1977—Won 7, Lost 4 16 Lamar+ 9 Coach—Bill Davidson 14 Eastern Michigan 7 Coach—Bill Davidson 0 at Louisiana Tech+ 32 16 at Wichita State 14 38 at Illinois State 0 31 at Drake 29 31 Tulsa 7 20 NE Louisiana 6 6 Lamar+ 10 7 at NW Louisiana 30 +Southland Conf. games 14 at Southern Illinois 21 41 at Southern Illinois 16 21 Southern Illinois 6 27 Louisiana Tech+ 28 17 NE Louisiana 14 18 East Texas State 17 35 Abilene Christian (at LR)+ 9 0 at Bowling Green 17 10 at Lamar+ 6 10 SW Louisiana+ 10 42 at Texas-Arlington+ 12 7 Louisiana Tech+ 20 DIVISION I-AA 28 Texas-Arlington+ 7 22 McNeese State+ 20 14 at McNeese State+ 17 11 at Trinity University 28 28 at SW Louisiana+ 6 31 at NE Louisiana 20 1982—Won 5, Lost 6 13 at Lamar University+ 24 +Southland Conf. games 17 SW Louisiana+ 15 Coach—Larry Lacewell YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS | 152 | RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR +Southland Conf. games 14 Texas-Arlington+ 44 10 at Mississippi State 31 14 at Southern Miss 10 DIVISION I 13 Tenn-Chattanooga 12 1972—Won 3, Lost 8 +Southland Conf. games 1975—Won 11, Lost 0 35 at Southern Illinois 30 Coach—Bill Davidson Coach—Bill Davidson 7 at Alabama 34 17 McNeese State+ 27 1978—Won 7, Lost 4 42 NW Louisiana 0 20 at SW Louisiana 13 39 at E. New Mexico 7 Coach—Bill Davidson 23 Idaho 6 21 NE Louisiana+ 31 0 Wichita State 6 20 at Tulsa 21 24 at McNeese State+ 7 10 McNeese State+ 21 21 at SW Louisiana+ 18 6 Southern Miss. (at LR) 21 29 at Memphis State 10 14 Louisiana Tech+ 24 3 at Tenn-Chattanooga 21 13 at NE Louisiana 21 39 SW Louisiana+ 17 20 at Lamar+ 19 17 Louisiana Tech (at LR)+ 38 10 Drake 0 14 at Cincinnati 9 20 Texas-Arlington+ 17 0 at Abilene Christian+ 3 23 NW Louisiana 14 17 at Lamar+ 0 0 at Memphis State 12 24 Lamar+ 26 26 at Southern Illinois 24 48 Tenn-Chattanooga 0 +Southland Conf. games 14 at NE Louisiana 13 6 McNeese State+ 3 35 Southern Illinois (at LR) 12 22 Trinity University 32 27 at Texas-Arlington+ 7 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 1983—Won 5, Lost 5, Tied 1 1987—Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 1 Coach—Larry Lacewell Coach—Larry Lacewell 31 Tennessee-Martin 0 20 NW Louisiana 23 27 at Tenn-Chattanooga 14 35 Mississippi College 0 0 at Texas A&M 38 10 at Ole Miss 47 7 at NE Louisiana (WTBS)+ 45 77 East Texas State 22 28 Southern Illinois 35 17 at McNeese State 0 0 North Texas St. (at LR)+ 17 37 Louisiana Tech 3 21 Louisiana Tech+ 7 33 at Southern Illinois 9 24 at McNeese State+ 14 21 at Memphis State 21 19 Texas-Arlington+ 28 27 North Texas State 20 24 at Lamar+ 14 34 at Lamar 20 14 at Memphis State 14 21 at NE Louisiana 31 +Southland Conf. games I-AA Playoffs 35 at Jackson State 32 1984—Won 8, Lost 4, Tied 1 28 at Northern Iowa 49 Coach—Larry Lacewell ASU played as Independent 2 at Memphis State 17 16 at Tenn-Chattanooga 0 1988—Won 5, Lost 6 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS | 153 | 72 Tennessee-Martin 14 Coach—Larry Lacewell 19 at Southern Illinois 0 28 Delta State 15 21 at Texas A&M 22 7 at Memphis State 9 14 North Texas State+ 9 21 at North Texas 49 10 at Louisiana Tech+ 20 13 NE Louisiana 16 16 McNeese State+ 16 43 at Southern Illinois 45 51 at Texas-Arlington+ 21 13 at Akron 12 37 Lamar+ 13 22 at Ole Miss 25 38 NE Louisiana+ 14 17 Lamar 21 1986 I-AA championship game program and I-AA Playoffs 31 at Louisiana Tech 22 A-State’s national runner-up trophy. 37 Tenn-Chattanooga 10 28 Illinois State 10 20 Southwest Missouri 37 41 Southern Illinois 14 14 at Montana State 31 38 at SW Louisiana 21 20 Troy State 17 17 at New Mexico State+24 +Southland Conf. games ASU played as Independent 13 SW Louisiana 17 3 at Mississippi State 49 ASU played as Independent 0 at Southwestern La.+ 26 1985—Won 9, Lost 4 1989—Won 5, Lost 6 6 at Memphis 15 Coach—Larry Lacewell Coach—Larry Lacewell 16 Pacific+ 30 12 at NW Louisiana 10 17 at Memphis State 13 DIVISION I-A 16 Northern Illinois+ 38 14 at Mississippi State 22 31 at Ole Miss 34 3 at Colorado State 48 14 Louisiana Tech+ 20 41 Mississippi College 13 17 North Texas 20 1992—Won 2, Lost 9 +Big West Conf. games 16 at Mississippi 18 28 Southern Illinois 23 Coach—Ray Perkins 13 at McNeese State+ 15 41 at Lamar 31 0 at Toledo 49 1995—Won 6, Lost 5 56 North Texas State+ 0 21 McNeese State 16 0 at Oklahoma 61 Coach—John Bobo 31 Louisiana Tech+ 13 37 Louisiana Tech 40 0 Northern Illinois 31 21 Utah State+ 17 13 Texas-Arlington+ 12 7 at NE Louisiana 13 42 Southern Illinois 38 23 at UNLV+ 28 41 Southern Illinois 12 13 Pittsburg State 34 18 NW Louisiana 24 14 Southern Illinois 9 21 at Lamar+ 0 21 at Illinois State 12 7 Troy State 41 25 at Louisiana Tech+ 28 @AStateFB 31 at NE Louisiana+ 23 28 at SW Louisiana 29 7 at Memphis State 37 7 at Minnesota 55 I-AA Playoffs ASU played as Independent 6 at Mississippi State 56 9 Southwestern La.+ 33 10 Grambling 7 0 at Louisiana Tech 23 25 at Texas Tech 63 23 at Nevada-Reno 24 1990—Won 3, Lost 7, Tied 1 18 at East Carolina 35 37 Jacksonville State 6 +Southland Conf. games Coach—Al Kincaid 20 at SW Louisiana* 7 21 San Jose State+ 7 24 at Memphis State 24 *called in 4th due to lightning 28 at Northern Illinois+ 21 1986—Won 12, Lost 2, Tied 1 23 NE Louisiana 18 ASU played as Independent Coach—Larry Lacewell 27 at Wyoming 34 55 Mississippi Valley State 3 +Big West Conf. games 22 Southern Illinois 7 7 at Louisiana Tech 40 1993—Won 2, Lost 8, Tied 1 21 NW Louisiana 0 20 at Southern Illinois 17 Coach—John Bobo 1996—Won 4, Lost 7 30 at Memphis State 10 16 NW Louisiana 8 6 at Florida 44 Coach—John Bobo 10 at Ole Miss 10 0 at Northern Illinois 35 19 New Mexico State+ 22 9 at Brigham Young 58 44 East Texas State 0 13 at Ole Miss 42 7 at Northern Illinois+ 23 24 Austin Peay State 0 9 at Mississippi State 24 26 at North Texas 35 27 Southern Illinois 6 17 at Ala.-Birmingham 42 20 at Louisiana Tech+ 17 16 SW Louisiana 17 3 at Louisiana Tech+ 17 30 Northern Illinois 31 23 McNeese State+ 14 28 at Toledo 43 3 at Memphis State 45 17 Central Arkansas 7 43 at North Texas State+21 ASU played as Independent 3 Southwestern La.+ 19 31 at Southwestern La. 42 56 Lamar+ 7 15 at Mississippi State 15 38 SE Missouri State 9 26 NE Louisiana+ 21 1991—Won 1, Lost 10 10 Northeast Louisiana 42 21 at Mississippi 38 I-AA Playoffs Coach—Al Kincaid 6 at Pacific+ 20 16 at East Carolina 34 48 Sam Houston State 7 24 at Colorado State 38 23 Nevada+ 21 55 Louisiana Tech 38 55 at Delaware 14 3 NW Louisiana 28 +Big West Conf. games 24 Eastern Kentucky 10 21 at Northern Illinois 22 14 at Nevada 66 ASU played as Independent 21 Ga. Southern* (ESPN) 48 21 at Memphis State 31 1994—Won 1, Lost 10 *at Tacoma, Washington 10 Louisiana Tech 42 Coach—John Bobo 1997—Won 2, Lost 9 +Southland Conf. games 20 Central Florida 31 7 at Virginia Tech 34 Coach—Joe Hollis 14 at Louisiana State 70 0 at Nevada+ 18 23 at Akron 28 7 at Georgia 38 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 36 Central Arkansas 35 2006–Won 0*, Lost 6 34 UL Monroe+ 20 24 Southern Utah 34 2002—Won 6, Lost 7 Coach–Steve Roberts 28 at Troy+ 35 0 at Virginia Tech 50 Coach—Steve Roberts 14 Army^ 6 24 Louisville 34 38 Southwestern La. 41 7 at Virginia Tech* 63 7 Oklahoma State! 35 24 at North Texas+ 19 9 at Memphis 38 14 San Jose State (LR) 33 9 at SMU 55 34 at Indiana 36 14 at Louisiana Tech 42 21 Tulsa 19 31 at Florida Int’l+^ 6 37 Florida Atlantic+ 16 20 at New Mexico State 34 7 at Illinois 59 10 Louisiana-Monroe+^ 6 51 Middle Tennessee+ 24 10 at Miami (Fla.) 42 33 at Louisiana-Monroe+21 26 at Memphis^ 23 35 Western Ky.+ (OT) 36 35 SW Missouri State 27 30 Tennessee-Martin 10 29 North Texas+ (HC)^ 10 19 at Navy 35 7 Alabama-Birmingham 13 13 Middle Tennessee 7 0 at Florida Atlantic+ 29 24 at Florida Int’l+ 31 ASU played as Independent 17 at Mississippi (No. 25)52 0 at Auburn 27 +Sun Belt Conference game 10 North Texas+ 13 10 Middle Tennessee+ 38 1998—Won 4, Lost 8 21 New Mexico State+ 26 33 at Troy+^ 26 2011–Won 10, Lost 3 Coach—Joe Hollis 38 Southern Utah 16 13 at UL Lafayette+ 28 Coach–Hugh Freeze 14 at Minnesota 17 10 at UL Lafayette+ 13 !played at War Memorial Stadium 15 at Illinois 33 6 at Louisiana State 42 38 at Idaho+ 29 +Sun Belt Conference game 47 Memphis 3 28 SW Missouri State 24 *Hispanic College Fund Classic *6 wins (^) later vacated 6 at No. 13 Va. Tech 26 20 at Hawaii 0 +Sun Belt Conf. games due to NCAA sanctions. Ac- 53 Central Arkansas 24 34 New Mexico St. (OT) 31 tual on-field record was 6-6 26 at Western Kentucky+22 14 Idaho 52 2003—Won 5, Lost 7 overall, 4-3 SBC). 24 at Louisiana-Monroe+19 19 at Southwestern La. 21 Coach—Steve Roberts 34 Florida Int’l+ 16 17 at Mississippi 30 11 at Texas A&M 26 2007–Won 5, Lost 7 37 North Texas (HC)+ 14 19 at Memphis 35 63 Tennessee-Martin 6 Coach–Steve Roberts 39 at Florida Atlantic+ 21 21 Louisiana Tech 69 21 SE Missouri State 3 13 at Texas 21 30 Louisiana-Lafayette+ 20 17 Northeast Louisiana 13 7 at Tulsa#+ 54 45 SMU 28 45 at Middle Tennessee+19 7 Cincinnati 51 16 at Memphis 38 27 at Tennessee 48 45 Troy+ 14 ASU played as Independent 44 UL Monroe (LR)+ 41 35 Memphis 31 20 vs. Northern Illinois# 38 0 at Mississippi 55 13 at Louisiana-Monroe+30 +Sun Belt Conference game 1999—Won 4, Lost 7 0 at Utah State+ 49 52 Louisiana-Lafayette+ 21 #GoDaddy.com Bowl Coach—Joe Hollis 28 at New Mexico State+24 7 at Middle Tennessee+24 3 at Illinois 41 24 Idaho+ 23 0 Troy+ 27 2012–Won 10, Lost 3 14 at Mississippi 38 14 at North Texas+ 58 27 Florida International+24 Coach–Gus Malzahn AStateRedWolves.com 26 at Memphis 31 14 Middle Tennessee+ 24 31 at Florida Atlantic+ 34 34 at No. 5 Oregon 57 21 TCU 24 # Designated Sun Belt game 31 North Texas+ 27 33 Memphis 28 45 Sam Houston State 20 + Sun Belt Conf. games 10 at Southern Miss 16 13 at Nebraska 42 14 at Utah State+ 20 +Sun Belt Conference game 56 Alcorn State 0 24 Idaho (OT)+ 30 2004–Won 3, Lost 8 13 Western Kentucky+ 26 14 at North Texas+ 10 Coach–Steve Roberts 2008–Won 6, Lost 6 34 at Florida Int’l+ 20 31 UL Lafayette+# 27 20 at Missouri (No. 17) 52 Coach–Steve Roberts 36 South Alabama+ 29 10 at Boise State+ 63 3 at LSU (No. 4) 53 18 at Texas A&M 14 50 at UL Lafayette+ 27 44 Nevada 28 35 Memphis (No. 25) 47 83 Texas Southern 10 37 at North Texas+ 19 +Big West Conf. games 28 at Louisiana-Monore+21 24 Southern Miss 27 45 Louisiana-Monroe+ 23 #Designated as Big West game 21 at Mississippi 28 31 Middle Tennessee+ 14 41 at Troy+ 34 17 at Middle Tennessee+45 17 at Memphis 29 45 Middle Tennessee+ 0 2000—Won 1, Lost 10 13 Troy+ 9 37 Louisiana-Monroe+ 29 17 vs. No. 25 Kent St.# 13 Coach—Joe Hollis 24 at UL Lafayette+ 27 23 at UL Lafayette+ 28 +Sun Belt Conference game 31 at North Carolina St. (2OT) 38 31 at Idaho+ 45 0 at No. 2 Alabama 35 #GoDaddy.com Bowl 7 at Oklahoma 45 16 Utah State+ 7 21 at Florida Int’l+ 22 17 Memphis 19 7 North Texas+ 31 28 Florida Atlantic+ 14 2013–Won 8, Lost 5 3 at TCU 52 + Sun Belt Conf. games 33 at North Texas+ 28 Coach–Bryan Harsin 27 Richmond 30 9 at Troy+ 35 62 UAPB 11 10 at Mississippi 35 2005–Won 2*, Lost 6 +Sun Belt Conference game 9 at Auburn 38 25 at Idaho+ 42 Coach–Steve Roberts 41 Troy+ 34 29 New Mexico St. (OT)+35 17 vs. Missouri! 44 2009–Won 4, Lost 8 7 at Memphis 31 31 at Utah State+ 44 56 Tennessee-Martin^ 7 Coach–Steve Roberts 19 at Missouri 41 14 Boise State+ 42 10 at Oklahoma State 20 61 Mississippi Valley St. 0 48 Idaho+ 24 53 North Texas+ 28 66 Florida Int’l+^ 24 9 at Nebraska 38 7 Louisiana-Lafayette+ 23 +Big West Conf. games 27 at Louisiana-Monroe+31 27 Troy+ 30 17 at South Alabama+ 16 39 UL Lafayette+^ 36 21 at Iowa 24 42 at Louisiana-Monroe+14

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS | 154 | RESULTS YEAR-BY-YEAR 2001—Won 2, Lost 9 3 Florida Atlantic (OT)+^0 10 at UL Monroe+ 16 38 Texas State+ 21 Coach—Joe Hollis 7 at Middle Tennessee+45 27 Florida Int’l+ 10 35 Georgia State+ 33 17 at Georgia 45 9 Troy+ 3 13 at Louisville 21 31 at Western Kentucky+34 3 at Baylor 24 10 at Army 38 18 UL Lafayette+ 21 23 vs Ball State# 20 28 Jacksonville State 31 31 at North Texas+ 24 18 at Florida Atlantic+ 35 +Sun Belt Conference game 17 Mississippi 35 19 vs. Southern Miss# 31 14 at Middle Tennessee+38 #GoDaddy Bowl 26 Louisiana-Lafayette+ 20 ! - played at Arrowhead Stadium 30 North Texas+ 26 0 at North Texas+ 45 + - Sun Belt Conf. games 24 at Western Kentucky 20 2014–Won 7, Lost 6 34 Idaho+ 31 # - New Orleans Bowl +Sun Belt Conference game Coach–Blake Anderson 6 at Middle Tennessee+54 *4 wins (^) later vacated 37 Montana State 10 17 at New Mexico State+28 due to NCAA sanctions. Ac- 2010–Won 4, Lost 8 19 at Tennessee 34 7 Louisiana-Monroe+ 16 tual on-field record was 6-6 Coach–Steve Roberts 20 at Miami 41 22 Nicholls State 28 overall, 5-2 SBC). 26 at No. 22 Auburn 52 21 Utah State (OT) 14 +Sun Belt Conf. games 24 at UL Lafayette+ 31 28 Louisiana-Monroe+ 14 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 52 at Georgia State+ 10 Year W L T Pts. Opp. Year W L T Pts. Opp. 40 at UL Lafayette+ 55 44 at Idaho+ 28 1911 1 1 0 12 11 1967 4 5 0 126 116 45 South Alabama+ 10 1912 3 1 0 39 20 1968 7 3 1 245 172 32 Appalachian State+ 37 1913 3 1 1 157 30 1969 8 1 1 262 140 27 at Texas State+ 45 1914 4 3 0 85 94 1970 11 0 0 360 134 68 New Mexico State+ 35 44 vs Toledo# 63 1915 4 1 1 100 13 1971 4 4 1 174 147 +Sun Belt Conference game 1916 4 3 0 72 51 1972 3 8 0 163 198 #GoDaddy Bowl 1917 4 2 1 158 54 1973 7 3 0 249 166 1918 No Team 1974 7 3 0 215 122 2015–Won 9, Lost 4 Coach–Blake Anderson 1919 2 5 0 27 101 1975 11 0 0 355 81 6 at No. 8 USC 55 1920 3 3 0 56 97 1976 5 6 0 274 221 20 Missouri 27 1921 3 2 1 47 33 1977 7 4 0 184 214 70 Missouri State 7 1922 0 7 0 0 401 1978 7 4 0 163 144 7 at Toledo 37 49 Idaho+ 35 1923 0 6 1 0 164 1979 4 7 0 167 188 49 at South Alabama+ 31 1924 4 4 0 95 56 1980 2 9 0 129 269 YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS | 155 | 37 Louisiana-Lafayette+ 27 1925 4 3 1 65 118 1981 6 5 0 177 159 48 Georgia State+ 34 1926 4 3 1 60 71 1982 5 6 0 170 244 40 at Appalachian St.+ 27 59 at UL Monroe+ 21 1927 4 3 0 61 66 1983 5 5 1 195 226 52 at New Mexico St.+ 28 1928 3 3 1 105 65 1984 8 4 1 347 187 55 Texas State+ 17 1929 2 5 0 61 137 1985 9 4 0 322 169 28 vs Louisiana Tech# 47 1930 1 4 3 20 84 1986 12 2 1 452 210 +Sun Belt Conference game #New Orleans Bowl 1931 6 2 0 98 53 1987 8 4 1 395 277 1932 3 4 0 98 73 1988 5 6 0 261 245 2016–Won 8, Lost 5 1933 2 4 2 34 79 1989 5 6 0 261 265 Coach–Blake Anderson 1934 2 5 1 31 80 1990 3 7 1 200 313 10 Toledo 31 14 at Auburn 51 1935 2 7 0 38 198 1991 1 10 0 189 361 20 at Utah State 34 1936 3 5 0 54 188 1992 2 9 0 118 402 23 Central Arkansas 28 1937 1 5 0 16 267 1993 2 8 1 122 274 27 Georgia Southern+ 26 1938 3 3 0 54 68 1994 1 10 0 123 316 17 South Alabama+ 7 51 UL Monroe+ 10 1939 4 3 0 65 98 1995 6 5 0 265 270 31 at Georgia State+ 16 1940 1 4 2 45 98 1996 4 7 0 272 365 41 New Mexico State+ 22 1941 0 7 0 0 308 1997 2 9 0 201 394 35 at No. 25 Troy+ 3 1942 No Team 1998 4 8 0 216 385 19 at UL Lafayette+ 24 36 at Texas State+ 14 1943 No Team 1999 4 7 0 246 332 31 UCF# 13 1944 No Team 2000 1 10 0 247 410 +Sun Belt Conference game 1945 2 4 1 51 95 2001 2 9 0 177 357 #Cure Bowl 1946 4 3 3 99 103 2002 6 7 0 259 361 @AStateFB 1947 4 2 3 159 91 2003 5 7 0 242 401 2017–Won 7, Lost 5 Coach–Blake Anderson 1948 4 4 1 131 186 2004 3 8 0 215 365 36 at Nebraska 43 1949 5 4 0 111 149 2005 2* 6 0 294 303 48 UAPB 3 1950 6 3 0 200 179 2006 0* 6 0 182 289 21 at SMU 44 1951 10 2 0 456 98 2007 5 7 0 291 331 43 at Georgia Southern+ 25 51 Coastal Carolina+ 17 1952 8 3 0 351 117 2008 6 6 0 324 285 47 Louisiana+ 3 1953 8 0 2 239 65 2009 4 8 0 272 279 37 at New Mexico St.+ 21 1954 1 8 0 74 349 2010 4 8 0 360 369 19 at South Alabama+ 24 1955 6 3 0 202 127 2011 10 3 0 422 270 30 Texas State+ 12 67 at ULM+ 50 1956 5 4 0 193 170 2012 10 3 0 454 318 25 Troy+ 32 1957 4 5 0 138 180 2013 8 5 0 379 340 30 vs Middle Tenn.# 35 1958 4 5 0 162 176 2014 7 6 0 477 396 +Sun Belt Conference game 1959 3 6 0 171 214 2015 9 4 0 520 393 #Camellia Bowl 1960 4 5 0 116 138 2016 8 5 0 355 279 1961 3 6 0 84 179 2017 7 5 0 454 309 1962 6 3 0 146 96 Totals 465* 482 37 1963 2 6 0 159 174 *4 wins in 2005 and 6 wins in 2006 1964 7 0 2 148 61 later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. 1965 6 3 0 157 107 Actual on-field record for both sea- 1966 7 2 0 222 109 sons was 6-6. Actual all-time on field record is 475-482-37. BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 RUSHING PASSING TOTAL OFFENSE YEAR Points (avg) FD (pass/rush/p) Att-Yds-TD (Avg) Comp-Att-Yds-TD/INT (Avg) Plays-Yds-Avg TOP Avg 3rd Pct 2017 454 (37.8) 322 (190/105/27) 463-1831-17 (152.6) 317-512-4106-38/17 (342.2) 975-5937-494.8 28:51 44% 2016 355 (27.3) 242 (124/102/16) 517-1784-19 (137.2) 231-402-3148-21/9 (242.2) 919-4932-379.4 29:02 29% 2015 520 (40.0) 290 (151/115/24) 608-3007-35 (231.3) 207-365-2693-23/15 (207.2) 973-5700-438.5 30:27 39% 2014 477 (36.7) 304 (145/139/20) 576-2813-35 (216.4) 276-488-3381-25/8 (260.1) 1024-6194-476.5 28:51 38% 2013 379 (29.2) 275 (117/147/11) 579-2674-31 (205.7) 255-368-2627-14/7 (202.1) 947-5301-407.8 29:58 45% 2012 454 (34.9) 319 (137/159/23) 540-2952-31 (206.2) 279-412-3386-25/5 (260.5) 952-6067-466.7 29:02 47% 2011 422 (32.5) 304 (169/120/15) 516-2005-25 (154.2) 326-500-3817-21/16 (293.6) 1016-5822-447.8 30:05 42% 2010 360 (30.0) 262 (131/108/23) 418-1784-23 (148.7) 266-438-3057-23/12 (254.8) 856-4841-403.4 26:57 34% 2009 272 (22.7) 208 (91/101/16) 428-2016-21 (135.2) 191-330-2323-10/12 (193.6) 758-3946-328.8 29:48 33% 2008 324 (27.0) 238 (95/125/18) 488-2834-19 (203.3) 167-308-2346-16/8 (195.5) 796-4786-398.8 32:50 37% 2007 291 (24.2) 243 (107/117/19) 460-2502-16 (176.0) 205-388-2446-16/16 (203.8) 848-4558-379.8 29:51 36% 2006 182 (15.2) 224 (82/121/21) 507-2012-12 (167.7) 144-300-1735-8/15 (144.6) 807-3747-312.2 33:03 43% 2005 294 (24.5) 219 (88/118/13) 481-2318-21 (193.2) 162-299-2123-13/10 (176.9) 780-4441-370.1 27:57 37% 2004 215 (19.5) 199 (102/87/10) 400-1665-8 (151.4) 177-342-2270-14/17 (206.4) 742-3935-357.7 29:32 35% 2003 242 (20.2) 195 (82/96/17) 460-1910-20 (159.2) 161-328-1817-10/21 (151.4) 788-3727-310.6 29:46 32%

AStateRedWolves.com 2002 259 (19.9) 207 (80/116/11) 537-2374-25 (182.6) 150-290-1868-7/9 (143.7) 827-4242-326.3 30:55 33% 2001 177 (16.1) 166 (61/88/17) 427-1610-11 (146.4) 125-275-1505-9/15 (136.8) 702-3115-283.2 28:59 27% 2000 247 (22.5) 158 (75/71/12) 335-1406-14 (127.8) 177-317-2023-14/9 (183.9) 652-3429-311.7 28:10 33% 1999 246 (22.4) 193 (81/99/13) 410-1617-11 (147.0) 293-139-1999-19/9 (181.7) 703-3616-328.7 28:54 32% 1998 216 (18.0) 179 (103/64/12) 396-1021-10 (85.1) 194-410-2875-15/13 (239.6) 806-3896-324.7 28:16 29% 1997 201 (18.2) 181 (99/61/21) 386-1045-15 (95.0) 157-343-2267-9/16 (206.1) 729-3312-301.1 29:19 34% 1996 272 (24.7) 198 (111/64/23) 348-1700-14 (154.6) 213-409-2388-19/20 (217.1) 757-4088-371.6 42% 1995 265 (24.1) 190 (97/72/21) 344-1447-16 (131.5) 206-392-2263-16/14 (205.7) 736-3710-337.3 27:14 33% 1994 123 (11.2) 136 (54/71/11) 421-1366-6 (124.2) 122-248-1209-7/10 (109.9) 669-2575-234.1 29:09 28% 1993 122 (11.1) 135 (48/77/10) 466-1405-8 (127.7) 108-218-1228-3/6 (111.6) 688-2633-239.4 31:22 22% 1992 118 (10.7) 157 (69/74/14) 398-1068-12 (97.1) 132-262-1570-4/7 (142.7) 660-2638-239.8 28:34 34% 1991 189(17.2) 204(71/112/21) 467-2120-18 (164.0) 126-276-1813-18/17(164.8) 743-3617-328.8 27:30 37% 1990 200(18.2) 224(74/124/26) 521-2116-13 (192.4) 120-307-1887-11/17 (171.6) 828-4003-363.9 29.49 40% 1989 261(23.7) 220(38/167/15) 655-962-26 (300.7) 63-127-962-6/6(87.5) 782-4270-388.2 31:50 42% 1988 261(23.7) 218(26-173-19) 682-3266-33 (296.9) 40-97-524-3/5 (47.6) 779-3790-344.6 32:45 42% 1987 332(30.2) 204(36-159-9) 660-3521-37 (298.5) 51-107-782-5/6 (71.6) 767-4065-369.6 33:31 47% 1986 304(27.6) 214(42-167-5) 686-3259-27 (296.3) 63-127-909-6/5 (82.6) 813-4168-378.9 33:44 42% 1985 289(26.3) 199(48/140/11) 631-2870-28 (376.6) 77-161-1272-10/9 (115.6) 792-4142-376.6 37% 1984 296(26.9) 184(137/184/40) 6115-3074-35 (279.5) 67-162-885-2/7 (80.5) 777-3959-359.9 32:42 39% 1983 195(17.7) 207(54/140/13) 611-2758-20 (250.7) 96-190-1219-6/10(110.8) 801-3977-361.5 31:54 40% 1982 170(15.5) 196(32/150/14) 657-2782-17 (252.9) 62-123-783-6/9(71.2) 780-3565-324.1 29:57 37% 1981 177(16.1) 199(24/155/120) 681-2928-15(266.2) 47-100-454-4/13(41.3) 781-3382-307.5 34:02 35% 1980 129(11.7) 127(85/127/28) 532-1719-10(156.3) 52-126-538-5/15(48.9) 658-2257-205.2 28% 1979 167 (15.2) 170 (57/104/9) 540-2177-13 (197.9) 92-203-1112-7/18 (101.1) 743-3289-299.0 42% 1978 163 (14.8) 168 (53/104/11) 581-2046-12 (186.0) 83-201-1166-4/17 (106.0) 782-3212-292.0 34% 1977 184 (16.7) 201 (60/124/17) 566-2142-16 (194.7) 95-208-1423-6/13 (129.4) 774-3565-324.1 1976 274 (24.9) 181 (28/140/13) 639-3003-32 (273.0) 48-113-761-4/6 (69.2) 752-3764-342.2 39% 1975 355 (32.3) 223 (28/181/14) 746-3745-42 (340.5) 39-97-558-3/7 (50.7) 843-4303-391.2

YEAR-BY-YEAR OFFENSIVE TEAM STATS | 156 | OFFENSIVE TEAM STATS YEAR-BY-YEAR 1974 215 (21.5) 176 (34/126/16) 565-2153-21 (215.3) 65-147-689-3/13 (68.9) 722-2842-284.2 1973 249 (24.9) 167 (25/130/12) 571-2648-30 (264.8) 40-96-568-3/7 (56.8) 667-3216-321.6 1972 163 (14.8) 164 (27/125/12) 625-2511-21 (229.5) 33-106-647-0/16 (58.5) 731-3158-288.0 1971 174 (19.3) 171 (64/97/10) 444-1531-10 (179.6) 96-230-1617-10/18 (170.1) 674-3148-349.7 1970 322 (32.2) 212 (73/127/12) 547-2249-29 (204.5) 101-212-1825-11/25 (165.9) 759-4074-370.4 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 YEAR SOLO TKL AST TKL TACKLES TFL-YARDS SACKS-YARDS INT-YARDS BRUP FR-YARDS FF

2017 433 405 838 100-407 35-216 14-198 48 10-118 13

2016 502 516 1018 125-441 43-265 11-136 48 11-60 15

2015 330 522 852 88-340 31-201 26-503 51 8-41 9

2014 613 254 867 86-318 37-183 16-266 44 12-93 13

2013 452 488 940 71-297 26-180 9-117 57 12-64 13

2012 495 509 1004 19-121 19-121 13-227 46 10-73 12

YEAR-BY-YEAR DEFENSIVE TEAM STATS | 157 | 2011 473 524 997 99-371 35-253 19-229 56 10-67 15

2010 512 424 936 68-310 27-209 11-173 33 14-58 17

2009 493 328 821 67-250 22-155 8-223 31 11-41 12

2008 471 314 785 81-303 26-163 15-193 39 9-139 9

2007 500 402 902 56-244 13-124 13-255 34 7-18 9

2006 440 218 658 55-124 13-103 19-293 30 7-19 7

2005 565 305 870 86-287 27-173 13-307 39 13-0 12

2004 474 348 822 49-153 13-88 8-133 32 12-85 14

2003 484 422 906 75-262 17-120 13-141 44 14-152 17

2002 649 468 1117 88-292 39-188 16-196 49 18-27 25

2001 453 368 821 60-167 8-58 5-38 33 15-94 9

2000 488 377 865 71-257 19-125 7-32 31 8-80 4

1999 399 464 863 70-277 19-125 10-142 38 9-34 9

1998 524 538 1062 106.1-312 32-207 13-127 43 12-18

1997 427 485 912 37-126 21-158 7-35 23 15-74

1996 468 451 919 53-169 20-125 18-325 36 4 4

1995 531 456 987 63-195 21-169 12-190 31 12 15

1994 453 434 887 55-156 12-55 13-64 31 8 20

1993 423 459 882 86-204 17-103 15-220 56 8 33

1992 580 319 899 27-56 9-36 7-74 21 9 7

1991 614 419 1033 33-80 9-36 6-54 33 11 12

1990 484 332 816 30-95 17-127 14-339 31 18 16

1989 652 251 903 43-129 36-205 14-219 39 4 9

1988 633 310 943 29-95 19-177 18-262 26 21 14 @AStateFB

1987 646 264 910 48-101 34-210 18-164 36 24 18

1986 653 296 949 56-125 27-179 18-227 45 18 29

1985 768 396 1164 64-150 44-347 23-149 52 17 17

1984 946 52 21 22

1983 943 66 15 12 16

1982 943 97 27 10 19 12

1981 816 86 25 10 10 17

1980 913 53 20 20 17 14

1979 962 50 30 13 19

1978 974 72 45 13 19 13

1977 1022 39 11-100 20 13

1976 996 38 20-263 16 12 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 SUN BELT (2001-present) *SBC Champion; $Bowl Eligible; +GoDaddy Bowl; #New Orleans Bowl; ^Camellia Bowl 2017 Conference Season 2013 *$#Troy 7-1 .875 11-2 .846 Conference Season *$+Appalachian State 7-1 .875 9-4 .692 *$+Arkansas State 5-2 .714 8-5 .615 $Ârkansas State 6-2 .750 7-5 .583 *#$UL Lafayette 5-2 .714 9-4 .692 $&Georgia State 5-3 .625 7-5 .583 $Western Kentucky 4-3 .571 8-4 .667 $@New Mexico State 4-4 .500 7-6 .538 $Louisiana-Monroe 4-3 .571 6-6 .500 Louisiana 4-4 .500 5-7 .417 $South Alabama 4-3 .571 6-6 .500 ULM 4-4 .500 4-8 .333 $Troy 4-3 .571 6-6 .500 Idaho 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 $Texas State 2-5 .286 6-6 .500 South Alabama 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 Georgia State 0-7 .000 0-12 .000 Coastal Carolina 2-6 .250 3-9 .250 *SBC Champion; $ Bowl Eligible; +GoDaddy Bowl; Georgia Southern 2-6 .250 2-10 .167 #New Orleans Bowl Texas State 1-7 .125 2-10 .167 *SBC Co-Champion; $Bowl Eligible; ^Camellia Bowl; 2012 #New Orleans Bowl; &Cure Bowl; +Dollar General Conference Season Bowl; @Arizona Bowl *$+Arkansas State 7-1 .875 10-3 .769 #$Louisiana-Lafayette 6-2 .750 9-4 .692 2016 %$Louisiana-Monroe 6-2 .750 8-5 .667 Conference Season $Middle Tennessee 6-2 .750 8-4 .667 *$&Arkansas State 7-1 .875 8-5 .615 ^$Western Kentucky 4-4 .500 7-6 .538 *$Âppalachian State 7-1 .875 10-3 .769 Troy 3-5 .375 5-7 .416 $+Troy 6-2 .750 10-3 .769 AStateRedWolves.com North Texas 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 $%Idaho 6-2 .750 9-4 .692 Florida Atlantic 2-6 .250 3-9 .250 $#Louisiana 5-3 .625 6-7 .462 Florida International 2-6 .250 3-9 .250 Georgia Southern 4-4 .500 5-7 .417 South Alabama 1-7 .125 2-11 .154 ULM 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 *SBC Champion; $ Bowl Eligible; +GoDaddy.com $@South Alabama 2-6 .250 6-7 .462 Bowl; #New Orleans Bowl; %Independence Bowl; Georgia State 2-6 .250 3-9 .250 ^Little Caesars Bowl New Mexico State 2-6 .250 3-9 .250 Texas State 0-8 .000 2-10 .167 2011 *SBC Champion; $Bowl Eligible; &Cure Bowl; #New Conference Season Orleans Bowl; ^Camellia Bowl; +Dollar General *$+Arkansas State 8-0 1.000 10-3 .769 Bowl; %Idaho Potato Bowl; @Arizona Bowl $Western Kentucky 7-1 .875 7-5 .583 #$Louisiana-Lafayette 6-2 .750 9-4 .692 2015 %$Florida Int’l 5-3 .625 8-5 .615 Conference Season North Texas 4-4 .500 5-7 .417 *$#Arkansas State 8-0 1.000 9-4 .692 Louisiana-Monroe 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 $Âppalachian State 7-1 .875 11-2 .846 Troy 2-6 .250 3-9 .250 $+Georgia Southern 6-2 .750 9-4 .692 Middle Tennessee 1-7 .125 2-10 .167 $&Georgia State 5-3 .625 6-7 .462 Florida Atlantic 0-8 .000 1-11 .083 South Alabama 3-5 .375 5-7 .417 *SBC Champion; #New Orleans Bowl; $Bowl eligible; Idaho 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 +GoDaddy.com Bowl; %Beef O’Brady’s Bowl Troy 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 Louisiana-Lafayette 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 2010 New Mexico State 3-5 .375 3-9 .250 Conference Season Texas State 2-6 .250 3-9 .250 #*$Troy 6-2 .750 8-5 .615 Louisiana-Monroe 1-7 .125 2-11 .154 *$Florida International 6-2 .750 7-6 .538 *SBC Champion; $Bowl Eligible; #New Orleans Bowl; $Middle Tennessee 5-3 .625 6-7 .462 +GoDaddy Bowl; ^Camelia Bowl; &Cure Bowl Louisiana-Monroe 4-4 .500 5-7 .417 Arkansas State 4-4 .500 4-8 .333 2014 Florida Atlantic 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 Conference Season North Texas 3-5 .375 3-9 .250 *Georgia Southern 8-0 1.000 9-3 .750 Louisiana-Lafayette 3-5 .375 3-9 .250 $#Louisiana-Lafayette 7-1 .875 9-4 .692 Western Kentucky 2-6 .250 2-10 .167 Appalachian State 6-2 .750 7-5 .583 *SBC Champion; #New Orleans Bowl; $Bowl eligible $+Arkansas State 5-3 .625 7-6 .538

ALL-TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS | 158 | CONFERENCE STANDINGS ALL-TIME $Texas State 5-3 .625 7-5 .583 2009 $^South Alabama 5-3 .625 6-7 .462 Conference Season Louisiana-Monroe 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 #*Troy 8-0 1.000 9-4 .692 Troy 3-5 .375 3-9 .250 $Middle Tennessee 7-1 .875 10-3 .769 New Mexico State 1-7 .125 2-10 .167 Louisiana-Monroe 5-3 .625 6-6 .500 Idaho 1-7 .125 1-10 .091 Florida Atlantic 5-3 .625 5-7 .417 Georgia State 0-8 .000 1-11 .083 Louisiana-Lafayette 4-4 .500 6-6 .500 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Arkanas State 3-5 .375 4-8 .333 @Troy 5-2 .714 7-5 .583 Florida International 3-5 .375 3-9 .250 New Mexico State 4-3 .571 5-6 .455 North Texas 1-7 .125 2-10 .167 Louisiana-Monroe 4-3 .571 5-6 .455 Western Kentucky 0-8 .000 0-12 .000 Middle Tennessee 4-4 .500 5-6 .455 #SBC Champions; $New Orleans Bowl; *GMAC Bowl Arkansas State 3-4 .429 3-8 .273 Louisiana-Lafayette 2-5 .286 4-7 .364 2008 Utah State 2-5 .286 3-8 .273 Conference Season Idaho 2-5 .286 3-9 .250 #$Troy 6-1 .857 8-5 .615 #SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl; @Silicon Valley Louisiana-Lafayette 5-2 .714 6-6 .500 Football Classic Arkansas State 4-3 .571 6-6 .500 Florida Atlantic 4-3 .571 7-6 .538 2003

ALL-TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS | 159 | *Florida International 3-4 .429 5-7 .417 Conference Season Middle Tennessee 3-4 .429 5-7 .417 $#North Texas 7-0 1.000 9-4 .692 Louisiana-Monroe 3-4 .429 4-8 .333 Louisiana-Lafayette 4-3 .571 4-8 .333 North Texas 0-7 .000 1-11 .083 Middle Tennessee 4-3 .571 4-8 .333 #SBC Champions; $New Orleans Bowl; *Motor City Arkansas State 3-4 .429 5-7 .417 Bowl Utah State 3-4 .429 3-9 .250 Louisiana-Monroe 3-4 .429 3-9 .250 2007 New Mexico State 2-5 .286 3-9 .250 Conference Season Idaho 1-6 .143 1-11 .083 #$Florida Atlantic 6-1 .857 8-5 .615 #SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl #Troy 6-1 .857 8-4 .667 Louisiana-Monroe 4-3 .571 6-6 .500 2002 Middle Tennessee 4-3 .571 5-7 .417 Conference Season Arkansas State 3-4 .429 5-7 .417 $#North Texas 6-0 1.000 8-5 .615 Louisiana-Lafayette 3-4 .429 3-9 .250 New Mexico State 5-1 .833 7-5.583 North Texas 1-6 .143 2-10 .167 Arkansas State 3-3 .500 6-7 .462 Florida International 1-6 .143 1-11 .083 Middle Tennessee 2-4 .333 4-8.333 #SBC Champions; $New Orleans Bowl Louisiana-Monroe 2-4 .333 3-9 .250 Louisiana-Lafayette 2-4 .333 3-9 .250 2006 Idaho 1-5 .167 2-10 .167 Conference Season #SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl #$Troy 6-1 .857 8-5 .615 @Middle Tennessee 6-1 .857 7-6 .538 2001 Arkansas State 0*-3 .000 0*-6 .000 Conference Season Florida Atlantic 4-3 .571 5-7 .417 $#North Texas 5-1 .833 5-7 .417 Louisiana-Lafayette 3-4 .429 6-6 .500 #Middle Tennessee 5-1 .833 8-3 .727 Louisiana-Monroe 3-4 .429 4-8 .333 New Mexico State 4-2 .667 5-7 .417 North Texas 2-5 .286 3-9 .250 Louisiana-Lafayette 2-4 .333 3-8 .273 Florida International 0-7 .000 0-12 .000 Arkansas State 2-4 .333 2-9 .182 #SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl; @Motor City Louisiana-Monroe 2-4 .333 2-9 .182 Bowl Idaho 1-5 .167 1-10 .091 *6 overall victories and 4 conference victories later #Co-champions; $New Orleans Bowl vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Actual on-field

record was 6-6 overall and 4-3 Sun Belt Conference. BIG WEST (1999-2000) @AStateFB 2000 2005 Conference Season Conference Season *#Boise State 5-0 1.000 10-2 .833 #*$Arkansas State 2*-2 .500 2*-6 .250 Utah State 4-1 .800 5-6 .455 Louisiana-Lafayette 5-2 .714 6-5 .545 Idaho 3-2 .600 5-6 .455 Louisiana-Monroe 5-2 .714 5-6 .455 New Mexico State 1-4 .200 3-8 .273 Florida International 3-4 .429 5-6 .455 North Texas 1-4 .200 3-8 .273 Middle Tennessee 3-4 .429 4-7 .364 Arkansas State 1-4 .200 1-10 .091 Troy 3-4 .429 4-7 .364 *Big West Champion; #Crucial.com Humanitarian Bowl Florida Atlantic 2-5 .286 2-9 .182 North Texas 2-5 .286 2-9 .182 1999 *#SBC Champs; $New Orleans Bowl Conference Season *4 overall victories, 3 conference victories and Sun *#Boise State 5-1 .833 10-3 .769 Belt Conference championship later vacated due to Idaho 4-2 .667 7-4 .636 NCAA sanctions. Actual on-field record was 6-6 over- New Mexico State 3-3 .500 6-5 .545 all and 5-2 Sun Belt Conference. Arkansas State 3-3 .500 4-7 .364 Utah State 3-3 .500 4-7 .364 2004 North Texas 1-5 .167 2-9 .182 Conference Season *Big West Champion; #Humanitarian Bowl $#North Texas 7-0 1.000 9-5 .583 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 1985 INDEPENDENT Conference Season Arkansas State 5-1-0 .833 9-4-0 .692 (1996-1998) Louisiana Tech 4-2-0 .667 8-3-0 .727 McNeese State 3-1-2 .667 6-3-2 .636 NE Louisiana 3-3-0 .500 6-5-0 .545 BIG WEST (1993-1995) North Texas State 2-3-1 .417 4-6-1 .409 1995 Texas-Arlington 2-3-1 .417 4-6-1 .409 Conference Season Lamar 0-6-0 .000 3-8-0 .273 *#Nevada 6-0-0 1.000 9-3-0 .750 Southwestern La. 4-2-0 .667 6-5-0 .545 1984 Utah State 4-2-0 .667 4-7-0 .364 Conference Season Arkansas State 3-3-0 .500 6-5-0 .545 Louisiana Tech 5-1-0 .833 10-5-0 .667 New Mexico State 3-3-0 .500 4-7-0 .364 Arkansas State 4-1-1 .750 8-4-1 .654 Northern Illinois 3-3-0 .500 3-8-0 .273 Texas-Arlington 4-2-0 .667 7-4-0 .636 Louisiana Tech 2-4-0 .333 5-6-0 .456 NE Louisiana 3-3-0 .500 7-4-0 .636 Pacific 2-4-0 .333 3-8-0 .273 McNeese State 2-3-1 .417 7-3-1 .682 San Jose State 2-4-0 .333 3-8-0 .273 Lamar 1-5-0 .167 2-9-0 .192 Nevada-Las Vegas 1-5-0 .167 2-9-0 .182 North Texas State 1-5-0 .167 2-9-0 .192 *Big West Champion; #Las Vegas Bowl III 1983 1994 Conference Season Conference Season North Texas State 5-1-0 .833 8-4-0 .667 *#UNLV 5-1-0 .833 7-5-0 .545 NE Louisiana 5-1-0 .833 8-3-0 .727

AStateRedWolves.com *Nevada 5-1-0 .833 9-2-0 .818 McNeese State 3-3-0 .500 6-5-0 .545 *Southwestern La. 5-1-0 .833 6-5-0 .545 Arkansas State 3-3-0 .500 5-5-1 .500 Pacific 4-2-0 .667 6-5-0 .545 Texas-Arlington 2-4-0 .333 5-6-0 .455 Northern Illinois 3-3-0 .500 4-7-0 .364 Louisiana Tech 2-4-0 .333 4-7-0 .364 San Jose State 3-3-0 .500 3-8-0 .273 Lamar 1-5-0 .183 2-9-0 .192 Utah State 2-4-0 .333 3-8-0 .273 New Mexico State 2-4-0 .333 3-8-0 .273 1982 Louisiana Tech 1-5-0 .167 3-8-0 .273 Conference Season Arkansas State 0-6-0 .000 1-10-0 .090 Louisiana Tech 5-0-0 1.000 10-3-0 .769 *Tri-Champion; #Las Vegas Bowl III NE Louisiana 4-1-0 .800 8-3-0 .727 Arkansas State 2-3-0 .400 5-6-0 .455 1993 McNeese State 2-3-0 .400 4-6-1 .364 Conference Season Lamar 1-4-0 .200 4-7-0 .364 Southwestern La. 5-1-0 .833 8-3-0 .727 Texas-Ar lington 1-4-0 .200 3-8-0 .273 Utah State# 5-1-0 .833 7-5-0 .545 North Tex St. (Not Eligible) 2-9-0 .182 Nevada 4-2-0 .667 7-4-0 .636 New Mexico State 4-2-0 .667 5-6-0 .455 1981 Northern Illinois 3-3-0 .500 4-7-0 .364 Conference Season Nevada-Las Vegas 2-4-0 .333 3-8-0 .273 Texas-Arlington 4-1-0 .800 6-5-0 .545 Pacific 2-4-0 .333 3-8-0 .273 McNeese State 3-1-1 .700 7-3-1- .682 Louisiana Tech 2-4-0 .333 2-9-0 .182 Arkansas State 3-2-0 .600 6-5-0 .545 San Jose State 2-4-0 .333 2-9-0 .182 Louisiana Tech 2-2-1 .500 4-6-1 .409 Arkansas State 1-5-0 .167 2-8-1 .227 Lamar 1-3-1 .300 4-6-1 .409 #Las Vegas Bowl SW Louisiana 0-4-1 .100 1-9-1 .136

INDEPENDENT 1980 Conference Season (1987-1992) McNeese State 5-0-0 1.000 10-2-0 .833 SW Louisiana 4-1-0 .800 7-4-0 .636 Texas-Arlington 3-2-0 .600 3-8-0 .273 SOUTHLAND (1964-1986) Louisiana Tech 2-3-0 .400 5-6-0 .455 1986 Lamar 1-4-0 .200 3-8-0 .273 Conference Season Arkansas State 0-5-0 .000 2-9-0 .182 Arkansas State 5-0-0 1.000 12-2-1 .833

ALL-TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS | 160 | CONFERENCE STANDINGS ALL-TIME North Texas 3-2-0 .600 6-4-0 .600 1979 Louisiana Tech 3-2-0 .600 6-4-1 .591 Conference Season NE Louisiana 3-2-0 .600 5-6-0 .456 McNeese State 5-0-0 1.000 11-1-0 .917 McNeese State 1-4-0 .200 2-9-0 .182 Texas-Arlington 4-1-0 .800 9-2-0 .818 Lamar 0-5-0 .000 2-9-0 .182 Lamar 3-2-0 .600 6-3-2 .636 Arkansas State 1-4-0 .200 4-7-0 .364 SW Louisiana 1-4-0 .200 4-7-0 .364 Louisiana Tech 1-4-0 .200 2-9-0 .182 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 1971 1978 Conference Season Conference Season Louisiana Tech 4-1-0 .800 9-2-0 .818 Arkansas State 4-1-0 .800 7-4-0 .636 Trinity 4-1-0 .800 8-2-0 .800 Louisiana Tech 4-1-0 .800 6-5-0 .545 Lamar 4-1-0 .800 5-6-0 .455 Texas-Arlington 3-2-0 .600 5-6-0 .455 SW Louisiana 2-2-1 .500 5-4-1 .550 McNeese State 2-3-0 .400 7-4-0 .636 Arkansas State 1-3-1 .300 4-4-1 .500 SW Louisiana 2-3-0 .400 3-8-0 .273 Abilene Christian 1-4-0 .250 5-5-0 .500 Lamar 0-5-0 .000 2-8-1 .227 Texas-Arlington 1-4-0 .250 2-9-0 .182

1977 1970 Conference Season Conference Season

ALL-TIME CONFERENCE STANDINGS | 161 | Louisiana Tech 4-0-1 .900 9-1-2 .833 Arkansas State 4-0-0 1.000 11-0-01.000 SW Louisiana 2-1-2 .600 6-4-2 .583 Abilene Christian 3-1-0 .750 9-2-0 .818 Texas-Arlington 3-2-0 .600 5-6-0 .455 Trinity 2-2-0 .500 5-6-0 .455 Arkansas State 2-3-0 .400 7-4-0 .636 Lamar 1-3-0 .250 3-7-0 .300 McNeese State 1-3-1 .300 5-5-1 .500 Texas-Arlington 0-4-0 .000 0-10-0 .000 Lamar 1-4-0 .200 2-9-0 .182 1969 1976 Conference Season Conference Season Arkansas State 4-0-0 1.000 8-1-1 .850 McNeese State 4-1-0 .800 10-2-0 .833 Abilene Christian 2-2-0 .500 8-2-0 .800 SW Louisiana 4-1-0 .800 7-4-0 .636 Texas-Arlington 2-2-0 .500 5-5-0 .500 Texas-Arlington 3-2-0 .600 5-6-0 .455 Trinity 2-2-0 .500 4-6-0 .400 Louisiana Tech 2-3-0 .400 6-5-0 .545 Lamar 0-4-0 .000 3-7-0 .300 Arkansas State 2-3-0 .400 5-6-0 .455 Lamar 0-5-0 .000 2-9-0 .182 1968 Conference Season 1975 Arkansas State 3-0-1 .875 7-3-1 .682 Conference Season Texas-Arlington 3-1-0 .750 6-4-0 .600 Arkansas State 5-0-0 1.000 11-0-01.000 Trinity 2-2-0 .500 5-4-0 .556 Louisiana Tech 4-1-0 .800 8-2-0 .800 Abilene Christian 1-2-1 .375 4-5-1 .421 McNeese State 3-2-0 .600 7-4-0 .636 Lamar 0-4-0 .000 0-10-0 .000 SW Louisiana 2-3-0 .400 6-5-0 .545 Texas-Arlington 1-4-0 .200 4-7-0 .364 1967 Lamar 0-5-0 .000 1-10-0 .091 Conference Season Texas-Arlington 4-0-0 1.000 10-1-0 .909 1974 Lamar 3-1-0 .750 7-3-0 .700 Conference Season Arkansas State 2-2-0 .500 4-5-0 .444 Louisiana Tech 5-0-0 1.000 11-1-0 .917 Trinity 1-3-0 .250 3-7-0 .300 Lamar 4-1-0 .800 8-2-0 .800 Abilene Christian 0-4-0 .000 0-10-0 .000 Arkansas State 3-2-0 .600 7-3-0 .700 McNeese State 2-3-0 .400 6-4-1 .591 1966 Texas-Arlington 1-4-0 .200 1-10-0 .091 Conference Season SW Louisiana 0-5-0 .000 2-9-0 .182 Texas-Arlington 3-1-0 .750 6-4-0 .600

Lamar 3-1-0 .750 6-4-0 .600 @AStateFB 1973 Arkansas State 2-2-0 .500 7-2-0 .778 Conference Season Trinity 2-2-0 .500 5-4-0 .556 Louisiana Tech 5-0-0 1.000 12-1-0 .923 Abilene Christian 0-4-0 .000 4-6-0 .400 Arkansas State 3-2-0 .600 7-3-0 .700 Lamar 3-2-0 .600 5-5-0 .500 1965 McNeese State 2-3-0 .400 7-3-0 .700 Conference Season Texas-Arlington 2-3-0 .400 4-6-0 .400 Lamar 3-1-0 .750 6-4-0 .600 SW Louisiana 0-5-0 .000 0-10-0 .000 Texas-Arlington 2-2-0 .500 6-3-0 .667 Trinity 2-2-0 .500 4-5-1 .421 1972 Abilene Christian 2-2-0 .500 4-5-0 .444 Conference Season Arkansas State 1-3-0 .250 6-3-0 .667 Louisiana Tech 5-0-0 1.000 12-0-0 1.000 Texas-Arlington 4-1-0 .800 5-6-0 .455 1964 Lamar 3-2-0 .600 8-3-0 .728 Conference Season McNeese State 3-2-0 .600 8-3-0 .728 Lamar 3-0-1 .875 6-3-1 .650 SW Louisiana 1-4-0 .200 5-6-0 .455 Arkansas State 2-0-2 .750 7-0-2 .937 Arkansas State 1-4-0 .200 3-8-0 .273 Trinity 2-2-0 .500 3-7-0 .300 Abilene Christian 1-4-0 .200 3-8-0 .273 Abilene Christian 1-3-0 .250 5-5-0 .500 Texas-Arlington 0-3-1 .125 3-6-1 .350

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 2017 CAMELLIA BOWL not enough as the Red Wolves fell to Toledo 63-44 Dec. 16, 2017 at Montgomery, Ala. in the 2015 GoDaddy Bowl at Ladd-Peebles Sta- Arkansas State...... 3 7 7 13 — 31 dium. Knighten threw for a career-high 403 yards, Middle Tennessee...... 7 14 7 7 — 35 while Mays hauled in five receptions for a career- HIGHLIGHTS: Arkansas State nearly erased an 18- high 138 yards to pace the squad, but the Red point second half deficit, but fell short of complet- Wolves were forced to play catchup all night as ing the comeback and lost to Middle Tennessee Toledo jumped out to an early 21-7 lead and held 35-30 in the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl at Cram- despite a late flurry from A-State. Arkansas State, ton Bowl stadium. Justice Hansen threw for 337 which made its fourth straight appearance in the yards and three touchdowns, but was sacked six bowl, got within 12 points when Knighten threw his times, including three on the final drive of the fifth touchdown of the night to Darion Griswold on game. Justin McInnis led the team in receiving with a 3-yard pass to make the score 56-44, but A-State seven receptions for 107 yards, while Christian failed to recover the ensuing onside kick attempt Booker and Warren Wand each had a touchdown and Toledo scored again with just over a minute re- catch. Wand also led the team in rushing with 46 maining to set the final at 63-44. yards on 13 attempts. 2014 GODADDY Bowl 2016 CURE BOWL Jan. 5, 2014 at Mobile, Ala. (Crowd: 36,119) Dec. 17, 2016 at Orlando, Fla. (Crowd: 27,213) Arkansas State...... 0 10 6 7 — 23 Arkansas State ...... 17 0 7 7 — 31 Ball State...... 7 3 0 10 — 20 UCF...... 0 10 3 0 — 13 HIGHLIGHTS: An Allen Muse touchdown catch with HIGHLIGHTS: Senior wide receiver Kendall Sanders 32 seconds left in the fourth quarter and a Ryan was named the Most Valuable Player of the 2016 Carrethers field goal block as time expired propelled AutoNation Cure Bowl after three touchdown re- the Arkansas State football team to a 23-20 come- ceptions helped Arkansas State football cap the back victory over Ball State, giving the Red Wolves season with a 31-13 win over UCF at Camping their second consecutive GoDaddy Bowl victory. AStateRedWolves.com World Stadium. Arkansas State (8-5) forced three Sophomore quarterback Fredi Knighten stepped in turnovers, blocked a punt for a touchdown and held for injured quarterback Adam Kennedy midway UCF (6-7) to 223 yards of offense. The Red Wolves through the second quarter and finished the game defense totaled six sacks and 11 tackles for loss in with202 yards total offense and one passing touch- the outing. Sophomore quarterback Justice Hansen down to earn MVP honors. Junior wideout J.D. was 12-of-26 passing for 205 yards, finding Sanders McKissic took home offensive MVP honors, while five times for three touchdowns and 127 yards. junior linebacker Qushaun Lee and senior kicker were named the games defensive and special 2015 NEW ORLEANS BOWL teams MVPs, respectively. Dec. 19, 2015 at New Orleans, La. (Crowd: 32,847) Arkansas State...... 3 14 3 8 — 28 2013 GODADDY.COM Bowl Louisiana Tech ...... 10 7 17 13 — 47 Jan. 6, 2013 at Mobile, Ala. (Crowd: 37,913) HIGHLIGHTS: Arkansas State battled through in- Arkansas State...... 0 14 3 0 — 17 juries to offensive starters Michael Gordon, J.D. No. 25 Kent State...... 0 10 3 13 — 13 McKissic, and Colton Jackson and went into half- HIGHLIGHTS: Arkansas State clinched its first bowl time tied 17-17 with Louisiana Tech, but the Red title since 1970 with a 17-13 victory over No. 25 Wolves were outscored 30-11 in the second half of Kent State in the GoDaddy.com Bowl at Ladd-Pee- a 47-28 loss at the 2015 R+L Carriers New Orleans bles Stadium. In the process, the Red Wolves also Bowl in front of the fifth-largest crowd in the bowl’s claimed their first win over a ranked opponent since history of 32,847. Kenneth Dixon, named the MVP joining the FBS in 1992. ASU had 285 yards of total of the game, led the Bulldogs’ offense with 215 offense and senior quarterback Ryan Aplin was 21- total yards and scored four touchdowns, three in of-30 with 213 yards and one touchdown in his final the second half, as Louisiana Tech (9-4) racked up game as an ASU player. Aplin also took home the a New Orleans Bowl record 687 yards of total of- GoDaddy.com Bowl Player of the Game Award. fense. A-State (9-4) accumulated 323 yards of total Sophomore linebacker Qushaun Lee, the game’s offense to go over 300 yards for the 69th time in 77 Defensive MVP, sealed the victory when he tackled games, but couldn’t compensate for the losses of Kent State quarterback Spencer Keith a fourth- Gordon, McKissic, and Jackson. down scramble that came up a couple of yards shy

A-STATE IN THE POSTSEASON | 162 | A-STATE of a first down on the Golden Flashes’ final drive of 2015 GODADDY Bowl the night. Jan. 4, 2015 at Mobile, Ala. (Crowd: 36,811) Arkansas State ...... 14 3 14 13 — 44 2012 GODADDY.COM Bowl Ball State...... 21 14 7 21 — 63 Jan. 8, 2012 at Mobile, Ala. (Crowd: 38,374) HIGHLIGHTS: Junior quarterback Fredi Knighten Arkansas State ...... 13 0 0 7 — 20 tied a GoDaddy Bowl and Arkansas State game Northern Illinois ...... 7 14 7 10 — 38 record with five touchdown passes, while sopho- HIGHLIGHTS: Arkansas State jumped out to an more receiver Booker Mays set an A-State Bowl early 13-0 lead in the first quarter behind a pair of record with three touchdown receptions, but it was field goals from Brian Davis and a 2-yard touch- CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 down from Ryan Aplin, but the Huskies rallied by averaged 7.5 yards per play and controlled the ball scoring four straight touchdowns. Taylor Stockemer nearly 36 minutes. ASU fumbled on the second play pulled ASU within 31-20 with a 16-yard touchdown of the game, and GSU converted that miscue into a reception in the fourth quarter, but the Huskies TD. The rest was all downhill for the Eagles, who Dechan Durante put the game away with a 36-yard scored on all six of their first-half possessions. Full- interception. Stockemer set a career-high with 11 back Richard Kimble of ASU had 134 yards rushing. catches for 185 yards and a touchdown. 1986 DIVISION I-AA SEMIFINALS 2005 NEW ORLEANS BOWL December 13 at Jonesboro (Crowd: 10,500) Dec. 20, 2005 at Lafayette, La.* (Crowd: 18,338) Eastern Kentucky ...... 0 7 3 0 — 10 *Game moved to Lafayette, La. due to Hurricane Katrina Arkansas State...... 7 7 7 3 — 24 Arkansas State...... 0 10 9 0 — 19 HIGHLIGHTS: Defense was the key for ASU, which Southern Mississippi ...... 0 10 14 7 — 31 forced six turnovers, allowed only two third-down conversions, notched three sacks and stopped the HIGHLIGHTS: The game’s score was knotted A-STATE IN THE POSTSEASON | 163 | throughout the third quarter until USM QB Dustin Colonels five times inside the Indian 30. Linebacker Almond connected on a 29-yard touchdown pass to Dan Miller led the way with 14 tackles, 2 intercep- Shawn Nelson late in the third quarter and another tions and 2 tipped passes. Despite fumbling on the six-yard score to Nelson in the fourth to seal the first play, Richard Kimble netted 95 yards rushing win for the Golden Eagles. The Indians scored on a (filling in for the injured Rickey Jemison). EKU’s only 44-yard field goal by Eric Neihouse, a Nick Noce TD came after an A-State fumble. four-year run, a two-yard pass from Noce to tight end Manuel Burton and a safety. 1986 DIVISION I-AA QUARTERFINALS December 6 at Newark, Del. (Crowd: 12,018) 1987 DIVISION I-AA PLAYOFFS QUARTERFINALS Arkansas State ...... 21 10 7 17 — 55 December 5 at Cedar Falls, Iowa (Crowd: 6,100) Delaware...... 7 7 0 0 — 14 Arkansas State...... 7 7 14 0 — 28 HIGHLIGHTS: Fullback Rickey Jemison rushed for Northern Iowa ...... 6 15 7 21 — 49 a career-high 159 yards and scored two touch- HIGHLIGHTS: Northern Iowa cashed in four lost downs as ASU accumulated 646 yards of offense ASU fumbles—three into touchdowns—while (526 on the ground) while averaging 8.1 yards per amassing 530 yards of offense in a game closer play. Delaware collected 421 yards but had trouble than the score indicates. Carl Boyd was all over the scoring in what was the worst home defeat (41 place for the Panthers, collecting 124 ground yards points) in Blue Hen history. and catching several drive-saving passes. It was a 1986 DIVISION I-AA PLAYOFFS (FIRST ROUND) see-saw affair for awhile, with A-State’s last lead at November 29 at Jonesboro (Crowd: 4,500) 28-21 late in the third quarter. UNI dominated in Sam Houston State ...... 7 0 0 0 — 7 the fourth quarter, as A-State miscues handed the Arkansas State...... 7 13 21 7 — 48 Panthers two easy scores. HIGHLIGHTS: A-State scored on eight of its first 11 1987 DIVISION I-AA PLAYOFFS (FIRST ROUND) possessions and was never headed. The Bearkats November 28 at Jackson, Miss. (Crowd: 7,500) couldn’t match a wishbone which totaled 594 yards. Arkansas State...... 0 0 14 21 — 35 Fullback Rickey Jemison led the way with 157 on Jackson State...... 10 0 7 15 — 32 the ground, but the ASU defense did a number, too, limiting SHSU to only three drives longer than 17 HIGHLIGHTS: A wild finish, including five second- @AStateFB half touchdowns (in seven total possessions), lifted yards. the Indians, who had fumbled away three chances 1985 DIVISION I-AA QUARTERFINALS in the opening stages. In that almost swap-out sec- December 7 at Reno, Nev. (Crowd: 10,241) ond half, ASU scored on a 62-yard ground-based Arkansas State...... 7 3 0 13 — 23 drive, a 35-yard pass (Dwane Brown to Fred Bar- Nevada-Reno ...... 0 7 17 0 — 24 nett), an 11-yard end-around (Barnett) to culminate HIGHLIGHTS: A couple of muffed field goal chances a 75-yard drive, a 30-yard guard-around (Kenneth in the closing seconds prevented ASU from over- Nelson) to end a 52-yard drive and a 62-yard inter- coming a 24-10 deficit in a blizzard. The Indians, ception return (Stacey McGee). ASU collected 306 who led, 10-7, at halftime, also fumbled away an yards on the ground; JSU managed 283 of its 397 opportunity on the six and missed an extra point through the air. and 48-yard field goal—all in the final quarter. A 17- 1986 DIVISION I-AA CHAMPI ONSHIP point third period was the difference for UNR, which December 19 at Tacoma, Wash. (Crowd: 4,419) posted its eighth straight win. Quarterback Eric Arkansas State...... 7 0 8 6 — 21 Beavers threw 49-yard (to Calvin Sailes) and 15- Georgia Southern ...... 10 16 15 7 — 48 yard (to Thai Ivery) TD passes, and Marty Zendejas HIGHLIGHTS: Tracy Ham was too much for A-State kicked a 46-yarder in that decisive quarter. ASU, on the artificial turf in the Tacoma Dome. He rushed which had the ball 37 minutes and totaled 407 for 180 yards and passed for 306 in one of the yards and 23 first downs, had 84 rushing yards greatest quar ter back ing exhibitions ever against an from Rickey Jemison and 95 passing yards from Indian team. The defending national champ Eagles Dwane Brown.

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 1985 DIVISION I-AA PLAYOFFS (FIRST ROUND) victory. He threw for two TDs, ran for another and November 30 at Jonesboro (Crowd: 8,730) scored a two-point conversion as the Tribe ran up a Grambling...... 0 0 0 7 — 7 22-0 halftime lead. Calvin Harrell supplied the mus- Arkansas State...... 0 7 0 3 — 10 cle with 160 rushing yards on 34 carries. HIGHLIGHTS: Frank Richards’ 25-yard field goal with five seconds left was the margin of difference 1968 PECAN BOWL on muddy turf. The Indians maintained the ball for December 14 at Arlington, Tex. (Crowd: 7,200) 37 minutes and tallied 27 first downs but had trou- North Dakota State ...... 9 14 0 0 — 23 ble crossing the goal line. Rickey Jemison scored Arkansas State...... 0 0 0 14 — 14 the only ASU TD on a one-yard plunge in the sec- HIGHLIGHTS: Paul Hatchett plowed for 106 yards ond quarter after Ray Brown’s guard-around play on 25 carries to spark NDSU, which took 9-0 record moved the ball 25 yards to the one. Jemison had 94 into the game. The Bison recovered an early fum- yards on 28 carries, and Dwane Brown threw for ble on ASU’s 17, took it in three plays later and pro- 114 yards. ASU’s defense limited Grambling to six ceeded to a 23-0 halftime edge. James Hamilton, first downs and 154 total yards. who passed for 173 yards, ran for a couple of fourth-period Indian scores, but they were too little 1984 DIVISION I-AA QUARTERFINALS and too late. December 1 at Bozeman, Mont. (Crowd: 12,037) Arkansas State...... 7 7 0 0 — 14 1954 TANGERINE BOWL Montana State ...... 0 7 7 17 — 31 January 1 at Orlando, Fla. (Crowd: 12,976) HIGHLIGHTS: Sophomore Kelly Bradley passed for Arkansas State...... 7 0 0 0 — 7 three touchdowns to rally MSU to a come-from-be- East Texas State ...... 0 0 0 7 — 7 hind triumph. Bradley completed 27 of 47 passes HIGHLIGHTS: ETSU, heavily favored with the na- for 313 yards, including TD tosses of 6 and 12 yards tion’s longest win streak at 29 straight, had to to Dasin Dietrich. ASU’s only scores came on 25- march 61 yards in the four period to manage the yard and 45-yard interception returns by strong tie. ASU had scored in the first quarter on a 20-yard

AStateRedWolves.com safety Billy Ray Bowers. Fullback Rickey Jemison Bobby Spann to Jim Turley pass. Dan Spensieri in- had 100 rushing yards on 21 carries, but the Indi- tercepted an ETSU pass in the final period and ap- ans suffered from five lost fumbles and an inter- peared on the way to scoring with it but dropped ception on the frozen turf. the ball out of bounds at midfield.

1984 DIVISION I-AA PLAYOFFS (FIRST ROUND) 1952 REFRIGERATOR BOWL November 24 at Jonesboro (Crowd: 10,872) December 7 at Evansville, Ind. (Crowd: 9,500) Tennessee-Chattanooga.....0 3 0 7 — 10 Western Kentucky ...... 0 14 13 7 — 34 Arkansas State...... 6 17 7 7 — 37 Arkansas State...... 6 0 0 13 — 19 HIGHLIGHTS: Two flashy scores in the final 24 sec- HIGHLIGHTS: The Hilltoppers overcame an open- onds of the first half propelled the Indians to suc- ing 73-yard drive on ASU’s first possession to im- cess—a 24-yard guard-around run by Farrell Wilson prove their record to 9-1. They scored 34 and a 57-yard interception return by I.J. Chapman. unanswered points before a pair of fourth quarter The Indians kept the ball for over 36 minutes while ASU touchdowns made it more respectable. ASU rolling up a 30-3 lead after three quarters. Rickey had to play without All-America halfback Richie Jemison’s 78 rushing yards led an attack also fea- Woit, sidelined with a broken ankle. turing Dwane Brown’s 116 passing yards. ASU’s Marvin Neloms recorded three quarter back sacks. 1952 TANGERINE BOWL January 1 at Orlando, Fla. (Crowd: 12,500) 1970 PECAN BOWL Stetson University ...... 7 0 21 7 — 35 December 12 at Arlington, Tex. (Crowd: 9,500) Arkansas State...... 7 6 0 7 — 20 Arkansas State...... 3 14 7 14 — 38 HIGHLIGHTS: All-America quarterback Bill Johnson Central Missouri State...... 0 7 0 14 — 21 connected for three TD passes with Dave Laude to HIGHLIGHTS: ASU amassed 509 yards of offense, help the Hatters overcome a 13-7 ASU halftime thanks to 244 passing yards by James Hamilton and lead. Stetson was limited to 50 yards offense and 3 135 rushing yards by Calvin Harrell. Chet Douthit first downs in first half, but made up for it there- landed two of Hamilton’s three TD passes. Dennis after. Meyer con trib uted by intercepting a pair of CMSU

A-STATE IN THE POSTSEASON | 164 | A-STATE tosses. 1951 REFRIGERATOR BOWL December 2 at Evansville, Ind. (Crowd: 10,000) 1969 PECAN BOWL Arkansas State ...... 12 7 7 20 — 46 December 15 at Arlington, Tex. (Crowd: 7,500) Camp Breckinridge ...... 0 6 0 6 — 12 Arkansas State...... 7 15 0 7 — 29 HIGHLIGHTS: Richie Woit rushed for 166 yards and Drake University...... 0 0 13 8 — 21 3 TDs to spark ASU, which wound up with 582 HIGHLIGHTS: Backup quarterback Bubba Crocker yards of offense. Rudy Wagner and Buzzy Gebert took over when regular James Hamilton was injured scored twice each for the Tribe, which was the high- early in first quarter and masterfully directed the est scoring team and No. 2 defensive team in the nation. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS Fred Barnett vs. No. Iowa (1987 I-AA Playoff) RUSHING: Most Yards: 174, Blaise Taylor vs. Louisiana Tech (2015 Most Attempts: 34, Calvin Harrell, (1969 Pecan Bowl) New Orleans Bowl) Most Net Yards: 168, Richie Woit (1951 Refrig era tor Bowl) Longest Return: 98, Blaise Taylor vs. Louisiana Tech Longest Play: 72, Rickey Jemison (vs. Delaware, 1986 (2015 New Orleans Bowl) I-AA Playoff) INTERCEPTIONS PASSING: Most Interceptions: 2, John Koldus (1952 Refrigerator Most Attempts: 58, Ryan Aplin (2012 GoDaddy.com Bowl) Bowl); Bill Bergey (1968 Pecan Bowl); Dennis Meyer Most Completions: 31, Justice Hansen (2017 Camellia Bowl) (1970 Pecan Bowl); Billy Ray Bowers vs. Montana Most Net Yards: 403, Fredi Knighten (2015 GoDaddy Bowl) State (1984 I-AA Playoff); Mike Adams vs. Sam Most TD Passes: 5, Fredi Knighten (2015 GoDaddy Bowl) Houston State (1986 I-AA Playoff), BJ Edmonds Longest Play: 75, Bubba Crocker to Steve Lockhart (2017 Camellia Bowl) (1969 Pecan Bowl); 75, Justice Hansen to Most Yds Returned: 94, Money Hunter vs. Toledo (2015 A-STATE IN THE POSTSEASON | 165 | Kendall Sanders (2016 Cure Bowl) GoDaddy Bowl) Longest Ret.: 94, Money Hunter vs. Toledo (2015 Go- TOTAL OFFENSE: Daddy Bowl) Most Plays: 74, Justice Hansen (2017 Camellia Bowl) Most Yards: 407, Fredi Knighten (2015 GoDaddy Bowl) TEAM RECORDS RUSHING: RECEIVING: Most Attempts: 71, vs. Delaware (1986 I-AA Playoff) Most Catches: 11, Taylor Stockemer (2012 GoDaddy.com Bowl); Most Net Yards: 526 vs. Delaware (1986 I-AA Playoff) 11, J.D. McKissic (2013 GoDaddy.com Bowl) Most Yards: 185, Taylor Stockemer (2012 GoDaddy.com Bowl) PASSING: Most TD Catches: 3, Booker Mays (2015 GoDaddy Bowl); 3, Most Attempts: 58, Camellia Bowl (2017), Kendall Sanders (2016 Cure Bowl) GoDaddy.com Bowl (2011) Most Completions: 32, Camellia Bowl, 2017 SCORING: Most Yards: 403, GoDaddy Bowl, 2015 Most Points: 18, Richie Woit (1951 Refrigerator Bowl); Most TD Passes: 5, GoDaddy Bowl, 2015 18, Booker Mays (2015 GoDaddy Bowl); 18, Kendall Most Had Int.: 3, Refrigerator Bowl 1952; Pecan Bowl 1970, Sanders (2016 Cure Bowl) GoDaddy.com Bowl, 2011 Most Touchdowns: 3, Richie Woit (1951 Refrigerator Bowl); 3, Best Comp. Pct.: .700 (21-of-30), 2013 GoDaddy.com Bowl Booker Mays (2015 GoDaddy Bowl); 3, Kendall Sanders (2016 Cure Bowl) TOTAL OFFENSE: Most Extra Points: 7, Scott Roper vs. Delaware (1986 I- Most Plays: 97, vs. Middle Tenn. (2017 Camellia Bowl) AA Playoff) Most Yards: 646, vs. Delaware (1986 I-AA Playoff) Most PAT Att.: 7, Don LaPlante (1951 Refrigerator Bowl); S. Roper vs. Delaware (1986 I-AA Playoff) SCORING: Most Field Goals: 3, Brian Davis vs. Ball State (2014 Most Points: 55, vs. Delaware (I-AA Playoff) GoDaddy Bowl) Most TDs: 7, Refrigerator Bowl 1951; vs. Delaware Most FG Att.: 4, Brian Davis vs. Ball State (2014 Go- (1986 I-AA Playoff) Most Extra Points: 7, vs. Delaware, 1986 (I-AA Playoff) Daddy Bowl) @AStateFB Longest Field Goal: 44, Eric Neihouse (2005 New Or- Most FGs: 3, vs. Ball State (2014 GoDaddy Bowl) leans Bowl) PUNTING: PUNTING: Most Punts: 12, vs. UCF (2016 Cure Bowl) Most Punts: 12, Damon Foncham (2016 Cure Bowl) Best Average: 47.6, vs. No. Iowa (1987 I-AA Playoff) Most Yardage: 464, Damon Foncham (2016 Cure Bowl) Highest Average: 47.6, Steve Sampson vs. Northern MISCELLANEOUS: Iowa (1987 I-AA Playoff) Most First Downs: 30, vs. MTSU (2017 Camellia Bowl) Longest Punt: 65—Stacy Gore vs. Tennessee-Chat- Most Fumbles: 5, vs. UT-Chattanooga (1984 I-AA Play- tanooga, 1984 (I-AA Playoff) off); vs. Montana State, 1984 (I-AA Playoff); vs. Grambling, 1985 (I-AA Playoff); vs. Northern Iowa PUNT RETURNS: (1987 I-AA Playoff) Most Returns: 7, Todd Horton vs. Sam Houston State Most Fumbles Lost: 5, vs. Montana St. (1984 I-AA Playoff) (1986 I-AA Playoff) Most Penalties: 15, vs. UCF (2016 Cure Bowl) Most Yds: 52, Terry Whiting (1970 Pecan Bowl); Billy Most Blocked Kicks: 2, Refrigerator Bowl 1951 Ray Bowers vs. UT-Chattanooga (1984 I-AA Playoff) Most Passes Had Int.: 3, Pecan Bowl 1970; vs. Mon- Best Return Average: 26.0, Terry Whiting (1970 Pecan Bowl) tana St. (1984 I-AA Playoff); vs. Sam Houston St. Longest Return: 48, Terry Whiting (1970 Pecan Bowl) (1986 I-AA Playoff), Go.Daddy.com Bowl, 2011 Most Fumbles Recovered: 3, vs. Nevada-Reno (1985 I- KICKOFF RETURNS: AA Playoff); vs. Delaware, 1986 (I-AA Playoff); vs. Most Returns: 5, Earl Easley (1986 Diamond Bowl); UCF (2016 Cure Bowl) BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 3. 312.0, Fredi Knighten (2014) 6. 947 in 2013 INDIVIDUAL 4. 290.8, Ryan Aplin (2012) 7. 919 in 2016 5. 284.7, Ryan Aplin (2010) 8. 856 in 2010 MOST PLAYS 6. 252.9, Corey Leonard (2007) 9. 848 in 2007 Game 7. 238.6, Corey Leonard (2008) 10.843 in 1975 1. 76, Fredi Knighten at Texas State (2014) 8. 229.9, Roy Johnson (1991) 2. 74, Justice Hansen vs MTSU (2017) 9. 223.1, Fredi Knighten (2015) MOST NET YARDS 3. 72, Justice Hansen vs Nebraska (2017) 10.222.1, Adam Kennedy (2013) Game 4. 68, Ryan Aplin vs Northern Ill. (2011) Career 1. 781 at ULM, 2017 5. 67, Justice Hansen vs ULL (2016) 1. 289.6, Justice Hansen (2016-cur.) 2. 764 vs New Mexico St., 2014 6. 66, Justice Hansen vs Troy (2017) 2. 266.1, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 3. 681 vs Louisiana-Lafayette, 2007 7. 63, Ryan Aplin at Western Ky. (2011) 3. 201.9, CoreyLeonard (2006-09) 4. 672 vs UAPB, 2013 8. 62, Justice Hansen at USA (2017) 4. 179.3, Nick Noce (2003-05) 5. 670 vs Texas Southern, 2008 62, Roy Johnson vs Southwestern La. (1990) 5. 178.3, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) 6. 663 vs Lamar, 1970 10.61, Corey Leonard vs North TX (2007) 6. 170.4, Fredi Knighten (2012-15) 7. 646 vs Central Ark., 2011 Season 7. 161.4, Roy Johnson (1988-91) 8. 644 vs East TX State, 1987 1. 643, Fredi Knighten (2014) 8. 151.7, James Hamilton (1968-71) 9. 641 vs Eastern NM, 1972 2. 637, Ryan Aplin (2011) 9. 143.8, Jeremie Watkins (1996-97) 10.634 vs Alcorn State, 2012 3. 622, Justice Hansen (2017) 10.138.3, Dwane Brown (1984-87) Season 4. 548, Ryan Aplin (2010) 1. 6,194 in 2014 5. 520, Corey Leonard (2007) MOST AVERAGE YARDS PER PLAY 2. 6,067 in 2012 6. 510, Ryan Aplin (2012) Game 3. 5,937 in 2017 7. 468, Adam Kennedy (2013) T1.17.4, Dennis Forrest vs Mississippi (1988) 4. 5,822 in 2011 8. 463, Corey Leonard (2008) 17.4, James Hamilton vs Lamar (1970) 5. 5,700 in 2015 9. 454, Cleo Lemon (1998) 3. 17.1, Putzer Dayton vs. East TX St. (1987) 6. 5,301 in 2013 10.433, Roy Johnson (1991) T4.15.4, Reggie Arnold vs TX Southern (2008) 7. 4,932 in 2016 Career 15.4, Brandon Thompkins vs Troy (2006) 8. 4,841 in 2010 1. 1,877, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 6. 14.3, Michael Gordon vs Troy (2013) 9. 4,786 in 2008 2. 1,604, Corey Leonard (2006-09) 7. 13.1, Earl Easley vs East TX St. (1987) 10.4,722 in 1951 3. 1,329, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) 8. 12.5, Larry Harris vs Wyoming (1990) 4. 1,238, Roy Johnson (1988-91) Season HIGHEST AVG. PER PLAY 5. 1,207, James Hamilton (1968-71) 1. 9.3, Rocky Hayes (2012) Game 6. 1,157, Fredi Knighten (2012-15) AStateRedWolves.com T2.7.4, Ryan Aplin (2012) 1. 12.4 vs Texas Southern, 2008 7. 1,111, Dwane Brown (1984-87) 7.4, Lamont Zachery (1996) 2. 10.5 vs New Mexico St., 2014 8. 1,041, Justice Hansen (2016-cur.) 4. 7.2, Derek Lawson (2008) 3. 9.5 at ULM, 2017 9. 964, Johnny Covington (1992-95) 5. 7.1, Justice Hansen (2017) 4. 9.3 vs UT Martin, 1984 10.899, Tim Langford (1980-83) T6.7.0, Leroy Harris (1976) 5. 9.2 vs East Texas State, 1987 7.0, Leroy Harris (1975) 6. 8.8 vs Alcorn State, 2012 MOST NET YARDS 8. 6.9, Michael Gordon (2014) 7. 8.7 vs Missouri State, 2015 Game 9. 6.8, Justice Hansen (2016) 8. 8.6 vs Texas State, 2015 1. 549, Justice Hansen at ULM (2017) 10.6.6, Ryan Aplin (2011) 9. 8.4 vs Louisiana Tech, 1996 2. 489, Justice Hansn vs Troy (2017) Career 10.8.3 vs Eastern NM, 1972 3. 454, Ryan Aplin vs Troy (2012) 1. 7.5, Johnny Covington (1992-95) Season 4. 449, Fredi Knighten vs New Mexico St. (2014) 2. 7.0, Leroy Harris (1975-76) 1. 6.4 in 2012 5. 442, Ryan Aplin vs UL Lafayette (2010) 3. 6.9, Justice Hansen (2016-cur.) 2. 6.1 in 2017 6. 440, Justice Hansen vs ULL (2016) T4.6.7, Michael Gordon (2012-15) T3. 6.0 in 2014 7. 419, Justice Hansen vs Central Ark. (2016) 6.7, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 6.0 in 2008 8. 412, Justice Hansen vs Nebraska (2017) 6.7, Dennis Forrest (1986-89) 5. 5.9 in 2015 9. 407, Fredi Knighten vs Toledo (2014) 7. 6.0, Fredi Knighten (2012-15) T6. 5.7 in 2011 10.406, Fredi Knighten at Texas St. (2014) T8.5.7, Dennis Bolden (1975-76) 5.7 in 2010 Season 5.7, Nick Noce (2003-05) 5.7 in 2005 1. 4,389, Justice Hansen (2017) T10.5.5, Corey Leonard (2006-09) 9. 5.6 in 2013 2. 4,176, Ryan Aplin (2011) 5.5, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) 10.5.5 in 1989 3. 4,056, Fredi Knighten (2014) 5.5, Roy Johnson (1988-91) T10. 5.4 in 2016 4. 3,780, Ryan Aplin (2012) 5. 3,416, Ryan Aplin (2010) HIGHEST AVG. PER GAME 6. 2,887, Adam Kennedy (2013) TEAM Season 7. 2,863, Corey Leonard (2008) 1. 494.8 in 2017 8. 2,850, Justice Hansen (2016) MOST PLAYS 2. 476.5 in 2014 9. 2,782, Corey Leonard (2007) Game 3. 466.7 in 2012 10.2,529, Roy Johnson (1991) 1. 106 vs Delta State, 1951 4. 447.8 in 2011 Career T2. 98 vs Memphis, 2012 5. 438.5 in 2015 1. 12,514, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 98 vs Southwestern Louisiana, 1975 6. 407.8 in 2013 2. 8,887, Corey Leonard (2006-09 T4. 97 vs Middle Tennessee, 2017 7. 407.4 in 1970

TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS | 166 | TOTAL 3. 7,309, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) 97 at Texas State, 2014 8. 403.4 in 2010 4. 7,239, Justice Hansen (2017-cur.) 6. 95 vs East Texas State, 1986 9. 398.8 in 2008 5. 6,986, Fredi Knighten (2012-15) T7. 94 vs Troy, 2017 10.396.5 in 1952 6. 6,779, Roy Johnson (1988-91) 94 vs Texas State, 2017 7. 5,764, James Hamilton (1968-71) 9. 93 vs Northwestern Louisiana, 1975 MOST FIRST DOWNS 8. 5,672, Dwane Brown (1984-87) T10.92 vs Trinity, 1971 Game 9. 4,841, Nick Noce (2003-05) 92 vs at Middle Tennessee, 2011 T1. 34 vs New Mexico St., 2014 10.4,423, Elliot Jacobs (2001-2003) Season 34 vs Memphis, 2012 1. 1,024 in 2014 34 vs Southern Illinois, 1982 MOST AVERAGE YARDS PER GAME 2. 1,016 in 2011 T4. 33 vs Troy, 2012 Season 3. 975 in 2017 33 vs. UL Lafayette, 2007 1. 365.8, Justice Hansen (2017) 4. 973 in 2015 T6. 32 at Nebraska, 2017 2. 321.2, Ryan Aplin (2011) 5. 952 in 2012 32 vs Troy, 2017 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 32 at Georgia State, 2014 17 vs Memphis, 2004 32 vs Northwestern La., 1975 T10. 16, 5 times (last vs ULM, 2016) YEAR-BY-YEAR TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS 32 vs Central Arkansas, 2011 Season Year Player Plays Rush Pass Total Season 1. 190 in 2017 2017 Justice Hansen 622 422 3967 4,389 1. 322 in 2017 2. 169 in 2011 2016 Justice Hansen 419 131 2,719 2,850 2. 319 in 2012 3. 139 in 2014 2015 Fredi Knighten 390 396 1,835 2,231 T3. 304 in 2014 4. 137 in 2012 2014 Fredi Knighten 643 779 3,277 4,056 304 in 2011 5. 131 in 2010 2013 Adam Kennedy 468 524 2,363 2,887 5. 290 in 2015 6. 124 in 2016 2012 Ryan Aplin 510 438 3,342 3,780 6. 275 in 2013 7. 117 in 2013 2011 Ryan Aplin 637 588 3,588 4,176 7. 262 in 2010 8. 115 in 2015 2010 Ryan Aplin 548 477 2,939 3,416 8. 243 in 2007 9. 111 in 1996 2009 Corey Leonard 283 174 1,416 1,590 9. 242 in 2016 10.107 in 2007 2008 Corey Leonard 463 516 2,347 2,863 10.238 in 2008 MOST FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY 2007 Corey Leonard 520 547 2,235 2,782 MOST FIRST DOWNS RUSHING Game 2006 Corey Leonard 338 331 1,321 1,652 Game T1. 6 vs Louisiana Tech, 2015 2005 Nick Noce 407 236 2,052 2,288 1. 28 vs Southern Illinois, 1982 6 vs Southwestern La., 1990 2004 Nick Noce 403 249 2,115 2,364 2. 26 vs Southern Illinois, 1975 T3. 5 at New Mexico St., 2017 2003 Elliot Jacobs 325 217 1,537 1,754 TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS | 167 | 3. 25 vs Lamar, 1986 5 vs Troy, 2012 2002 Elliot Jacobs 340 193 1,751 1,944 4. 24 vs Northwestern La., 1975 5 vs UT Chattanooga, 1981 2001 Jonathan Adams 234 1,004 0 1,004 5. 24 vs Lamar, 1989 5 vs Florida Atlantic, 2010 2000 Cleo Lemon 350 -48 1,964 1,916 Season 5 vs Florida Int’l, 2010 1999 Cleo Lemon 263 -94 1,569 1,475 1. 181 in 1975 T8. 4, 17 times (last vs MTSU, 2017) 1998 Cleo Lemon 454 -241 2,721 2,480 2. 167 in 1989 Season 1997 Cleo Lemon 262 -62 1,452 1,390 3. 167 in 1986 1. 27 in 2017 T4. 159 in 2012 2. 26 in 1990 1996 Jeremie Watkins 236 -43 1,481 1,433 159 in 1987 3. 24 in 2015 1995 Johnny Covington 395 -30 2,127 2,097 T4. 23 in 2012 1994 Johnny Covington 213 -11 830 819 MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING 23 in 1996 1993 Johnny Covington 242 -5 1,069 1,064 Game T6. 21 in 2006 1992 Tom Sears 232 100 1,159 1,259 1. 25 vs Nebraska, 2017 21 in 1997 1991 Roy Johnson 433 782 1,747 2,529 T2. 21 at ULM, 2017 21 in 1995 1990 Roy Johnson 388 380 1,561 1,941 21 vs Troy, 2017 21 in 1991 1989 Roy Johnson 312 925 941 1,866 21 vs Western Ky., 2011 T10.20 in 2014 1988 Earl Easley 242 861 169 1,030 21 vs Central Ark., 2011 20 in 1981 1987 Dwane Brown 235 450 665 1,115 T6. 17 vs Middle Tenn., 2017 1986 Dwane Brown 256 567 862 1,429 17 vs Troy, 2012 1985 Dwane Brown 334 675 1,205 1,880 17 vs Auburn, 2010 1984 Dwane Brown 286 500 748 1,248 1983 Tim Langford 341 573 1,156 1,729 CAREER YARDAGE LEADERS 1982 Tim Langford 182 222 534 756 Plays Rush Pass Total 1981 Tim Langford 197 528 345 873 1. Ryan Aplin, 2009-12 1,877 1,756 10,758 12,514 1980 Erven Beasley 84 433 0 433 2. Corey Leonard, 2006-09 1,604 1,568 7,319 8,887 1979 Gene Bradley 320 350 1,091 1,441 3. Cleo Lemon, 1997-2000 1,329 -445 7,706 7,309 1978 Kennon Taylor 292 94 1,087 1,181 4. Justice Hansen, 2016-cur.1,041 553 6,686 7,239 1977 Kennon Taylor 320 285 1,404 1,689 5. Fredi Knighten, 2012-15 1,157 1,615 5,371 6,986 1976 Leroy Harris 150 1,046 0 1,046 6. Roy Johnson, 1988-91 1,238 2,182 4,597 6,779 1975 Dennis Bolden 186 1,191 0 1,191 7. James Hamilton, 1968-71 1,207 381 5,383 5,764 @AStateFB 8. Dwane Brown, 1984-87 1,111 2,192 3,480 5,672 1974 Willie Harris 151 654 0 654 9. Nick Noce, 2003-05 853 518 4,343 4,841 1973 Steve Burks 237 580 407 987 10. Elliot Jacobs, 2001-03 824 549 3,874 4,423 1972 Stan Winfrey 168 869 0 869 11. Johnny Covington, 1992-95 569 -167 4,426 4,259 1971 James Hamilton 265 -56 1,351 1,295 12. Richie Woit, 1950-53 727 3,947 49 3,996 1970 James Hamilton 308 101 1,622 1,723 13. Reggie Arnold, 2006-09 735 3,937 0 3,937 1969 James Hamilton 317 274 1,172 1,446 14. Tim Langford, 1980-83 899 1,429 2,316 3,745 1968 James Hamilton 317 62 1,238 1,300 15. Antonio Warren, 2002-05 603 3,040 0 3,040 1967 Cecil LaGrone 192 -15 900 885 1966 Tim Keane 214 -7 1,015 1,008 SEASON YARDAGE LEADERS 1965 Terry Gwin 165 534 292 826 Plays Rush Pass Total 1964 Gary Everett 102 85 454 539 1. Justice Hansen, 2017 622 422 3,967 4,389 1963 Gary Everett 123 55 692 747 2. Ryan Aplin, 2011 637 588 3,588 4,176 1962 Sammy Weir 181 418 370 788 3. Fredi Knighten, 2014 643 779 3,277 4,056 1961 Jim McMurray 142 191 331 522 4. Ryan Aplin, 2012 510 438 3,342 3,780 1960 Jim McMurray 163 292 344 636 5. Ryan Aplin, 2010 548 477 2,939 3,416 1959 Bill Caldwell 216 322 959 1,281 6. Adam Kennedy, 2013 468 524 2,363 2,887 1958 Bill Caldwell 109 142 388 530 7. Corey Leonard, 2008 463 516 2,347 2,863 1957 Bill Caldwell 116 -1 501 500 8. Justice Hansen, 2016 419 131 2,719 2,850 9. Corey Leonard, 2007 520 547 2,235 2,782 1956 Eddie Romeo 111 701 0 701 10. Roy Johnson, 1991 433 782 1,747 2,529 1955 Tommy Spiers 126 5 519 524 11. Cleo Lemon, 1998 454 -241 2,721 2,480 1954 Tommy Spiers 79 -36 368 332 12. Nick Noce, 2004 403 249 2,115 2,364 1953 Richie Woit 191 825 49 874 13. Nick Noce, 2005 407 236 2,052 2,288 1952 Richie Woit 207 1,250 0 1,250 14. Fredi Knighten, 2015 390 396 1,835 2,231 1951 Richie Woit 227 1,125 0 905 15. Johnny Covington, 1995 395 -30 2,127 2,097 1950 Richie Woit 149 759 0 759

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 3. 16.3, Leroy Harris vs McNeese St. (1976) FOUR 100-YD RUSHINGS IN SAME GAME INDIVIDUAL 4. 16.7, Lamont Zachery vs SE Mo. St. (1996) 1. 124 by David Oku, 112 by Sirgre- 5. 15.4, Reggie Arnold vs TX Southern (2008) gory Thornton, 102 by Michael MOST RUSHES 6. 15.3, Lamont Zachery vs Central Ark. (1996) Gordon, 101 by Fredi Knighten vs Game Season UAPB, 2013 1. 45, Calvin Harrell vs UT Arlington (1969) 1. 9.3, Rocky Hayes (2012) 2. 43, Calvin Harrell vs The Citadel (1970) 2. 8.6, Dennis Forrest (1988) THREE 100-YD RUSHINGS IN SAME GAME 3. 40, Danny Smith vs. Idaho (2002) T3. 7.4, Don Riggs (1955) 1. 153 by Fredi Knighten, 143 by 4. 39, Frank McGuigan vs Abilene Christian (1968) 7.4, Lamont Zachery (1996) Michael Gordon, 110 by Johnston T5.38, Larry Lawrence vs Southern Ill. (1978) 5. 7.2, Derek Lawson (2008) White vs NMSU, 2014 38, Frank McGuigan vs Eastern Mich. (1968) T6. 7.0, Leroy Harris (1975) 2. 120 by Putzer Dayton, 105 by Season 7.0, Leroy Harris (1976) Richard Kimble, 104 by Roy John- 1. 269, Frank McGuigan, 1968 T8. 6.9, Michael Gordon (2014) son vs Ole Miss, 1989 2. 254, Danny Smith, 2002 6.9, Dennis Forrest (1987) 3. 135 by Rickey Jemison, 128 by 3. 254, Larry Lawrence, 1978 Career Keith Weaver, 113 by Preston 4. 250, Marquis Williams, 1993 1. 7.0, Leroy Harris (1975-76) Maddox vs NE La., 1984 5. 243, David Oku, 2012 T2.6.7, Michael Gordon (2012-15) 4. 179 by Steve Burks, 124 by Stan 6. 233, Jonathan Adams, 2001 6.7, Dennis Forrest (1986-89) Winfrey, 122 by Willie Harris vs 7. 232, Calvin Harrell, 1970 4. 6.3, Sirgregory Thornton (2010-13) Abilene Christian, 1973 8. 227, Richie Woit, 1951 5. 5.8, Dennis Bolden (1975-76) 5. 168 by Steve Burks, 106 by Willie 9. 225, Richard Kimble, 1989 6. 5.4, Shermar Bracey (2003-05) Harris, 103 by David Mitchell vs Career T7. 5.3, Reggie Arnold (2006-09) UT Arlington, 1973 1. 737, Reggie Arnold, 2006-09 5.3, Lamont Zachery (1996-99) 6. 120 by Calvin Harrell, 131 by 2. 725, Richie Woit, 1950-53 T9.5.2, Johnston White (2014-17) David Mitchell, 103 by Johnnie 3. 668, Jonathan Adams, 1998-01 5.2, Danny Smith (2000-02) Carr vs Lamar, 1970 4. 660, Calvin Harrell, 1968-71 5. 611, Rickey Jemison, 1983-86 MOST 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES TWO 100-YARD RUSHINGS IN SAME GAME 6. 603, Antonio Warren, 2002-05 Season 1. 140 by Warren Wand & 126 by 7. 595, Dwane Brown, 1984-87 1. 8, Antonio Warren (2005) Johnston White vs. Ga. So., 2016 2. 7, Calvin Harrell (1971) 2. 122 by Ryan Aplin & 111 by Reggie MOST NET YARDS T3. 6, Danny Smith (2002) Arnold vs. North TX, 2009 Game: 259, Dennis Bolden vs McNeese St. (1975) 6, Corey Walker (1995) 3. 120 by Corey Leonard & 104 by Reggie Season: 1,390, Danny Smith, 2002 6, Calvin Harrell (1970) Arnold vs. Florida Int’l, 2009 Career: 3,947, Richie Woit (1950-53) T6. 5, Michael Gordon (2014) 4. 209 by Derek Lawson & 123 by Reg- 5, Reggie Arnold (2008) gie Arnold vs TX So., 2008 AStateRedWolves.com MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 5, Reggie Arnold (2006) 5. 128 by Antonio Warren & 102 by Sher- Game 5, Rickey Jemison (1986) mar Bracey vs UT Martin, 2005 1. 7, Steve Burks vs Abilene Christian (1973) 5, Calvin Harrell (1969) 6. 143 by Antonio Warren & 105 by 2. 7, Clifton Keller vs Central Ark. (1917) 5, Lamont Zachery (1999) Shermar Bracey vs Fla. Int’l, 2005 3. 5, Michael Gordn at Idaho (2014) Career 7. 139 by Shermar Bracey & 105 by An- T4.4, Ryan Aplin vs FAU (2011) 1. 18, Calvin Harrell (1969-71) tonio Warren vs No. TX, 2005 4, Reggie Arnold vs. Miss. Valley St. (2009) 2. 17, Reggie Arnold (2006-09) 8. 150 by Danny Smith & 117 by Antonio 4, Danny Smith vs Idaho (2002) 3. 15, Antonioi Warre (2002-05) Warren vs So. Utah, 2002 4, Earl Easley vs Southern Ill. (1988) 4. 13, Rickey Jemison (1984-86) 9. 149 by Lamont Zachery & 169 by 4, Rickey Jemison vs NE La. (1984) T5.12, Michael Gordon (2012-15) Jonathan Adams vs. Nevada, 1999 4, David Hines vs NW La. (1975) 12, Jonathan Adams (1998-01) 10.155 by Lamont Zachery & 113 by Season 7. 11, Lamont Zachery (1996-99) Corey Walker vs La. Tech, 1996 1. 21, Richie Woit (1951) 8. 10, Corey Walker (1993-96) 11.143 by Alastair Couch & 121 by Zoe 2. 17, Richie Woit (1952) T9. 7, Roy Johnson (1988-91) Freeman vs. Southern Ill., 1994 T3.16, David Oku (2012) 7, Leroy Harris (1975-76) 12.132 by Richard Kimble & 105 by Roy 16, David Hines (1975) 7, Dennis Bolden (1975-76) Johnson vs McNeese St., 1989 T5.14, Johnston White (2015) 13.194 by Richard Kimble & 161 by Roy 14, Danny Smith (2002) MOST CONSECUTIVE 100-YARD RUSHING Johnson vs Lamar, 1989 14, Frank McGuigan (1968) GAMES 14.151 by Richard Kimble & 144 by Earl 8. 13, Michael Gordon (2014) 1. 6, Antonio Warren (2005) Easley vs Southwestern La., 1988 T9.12, Reggie Arnold (2009) 2. 5, Rickey Jemison, (1986) 15.115 by Earl Easley & 102 by Dennis For- 12, Roy Johnson (1991) T3. 4, Michael Gordon (2014) rest vs Illinois State, 1988 12, Leroy Harris (1976) 4, Larry Lawrence, (1978) 16.139 by Dennis Forrest & 109 by Earl 12, Calvin Harrell (1970) 4, Leroy Harris (1976) Easley vs Mississippi, 1988 12, Richie Woit (1953) 4, Calvin Harrell (1971) 17. 126 by Earl Easley & 103 by Dennis

RUSHING RECORDS | 168 | Career T7. 3, Danny Smith (2002) Forrest vs So. Ill., 1987 1. 57, Richie Woit (1950-53) 3, Danny Smith (2002) 18.170 by Earl Easley & 137 by Putzer Day- T2. 33, Reggie Arnold (2006-09) 3, Corey Walker (1995) ton vs East TX St., 1987 33, Dwane Brown (1984-87) 3, Corey Walker (1995) 19.125 by Rickey Jemison & 102 by Richard 4. 32, Michael Gordon (2012-15) 3, Roy Johnson (1989) Kimble vs East TX St., 1986 5. 31, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 3, Rickey Jemison (1984) 20.134 by Rickey Jemison & 108 by Ju- 6. 28, Johnston White (2014-17) 3, David Mitchell (1973) dious Lewis vs Lamar, 1984 7. 26, Calvin Harrell (1968-71) 21.124 by Erven Beasley & 101 by Dwayne 8. 24, Lamont Zachery (1996-99) LONGEST PLAYS Pittman vs UT-Martin, 1983 T9.22, David Oku (2012-13) 1. 92, Dennis Forrest vs Mississippi (1988) 22.118 by Bill Johnson & 100 by Tim Langford 22, Roy Johnson (1988-91) T2. 91, Michael Gordon vs UAPB (2013) vs Austin Peay State, 1980 91, Larry Harris vs Wyoming (1990) 23.154 by Joe Griffin & 148 by Larry MOST YARDS PER CARRY 4. 85, Leroy Harris vs McNeese St. (1976) Lawrence vs NW La., 1978 Game 5. 82, Warren Wand at ULM (2017) 24.138 by Dennis Bolden & 129 by 1. 17.4, Dennis Forrest vs Mississippi (1988) T6. 80, nine times (last Derek Lawson vs Leroy Harris vs So. Ill., 1976 2. 17.1, Putzer Dayton vs East TX St. (1987) Texas Southern in 2008) 25.259 by Dennis Bolden & 136 by Leroy CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Harris vs McNeese St., 1975 6 vs Southern Illinois, 1988 YEAR-BY-YEAR RUSHING LEADERS 26.207 by Leroy Harris & 125 by David Season Year Player Carries Yds Avg. TD Hines vs Southwestern La., 1975 1. 43 in 1951 27. 146 by Tommy Foulks & 105 by 2. 42 in 1975 2017 Warren Wand 138 715 5.2 6 David Hines vs Idaho, 1975 3. 40 in 1952 2016 Warren Wand 200 879 4.4 7 4. 37 in 1987 2015 Michael Gordon 165 1,062 6.4 9 TEAM T5. 35 in 2015 2014 Michael Gordon 159 1,100 6.9 13 35 in 2014 2013 Michael Gordon 112 754 6.7 10 MOST RUSHES 35 in 1984 2012 David Oku 243 1,105 4.4 16 Game 2011 Ryan Aplin 161 588 3.7 10 1. 94 vs Delta State, 1951 MOST YARDS PER CARRY 2010 Derek Lawson 105 500 4.8 4 2. 82 vs Southern Illinois, 1974 Game 2009 Reggie Arnold 168 723 4.3 12 3. 81 vs Southern Illinois, 1982 1. 10.0 vs Texas Southern, 2008 2008 Reggie Arnold 197 1,074 5.5 8 T4.78, three times (last vs Ill., 1988) 2. 9.9 vs Tennessee-Martin, 2003 2007 Reggie Arnold 163 1,060 6.5 9 Season 3. 9.7 vs Tennessee-Martin, 1984 2006 Reggie Arnold 209 1,076 5.1 4 1. 746 in 1975 4. 9.2 vs New Mexico State, 2014 2005 Antonio Warren 173 1,066 6.2 6 2. 701 in 1952 5. 9.0 vs East Texas State, 1987 2004 Antonio Warren 195 1,036 5.3 2 3. 686 in 1986 6. 8.9 vs UAP, 2013 4. 682 in 1988 7. 8.7 vs Florida Int’l, 2005 2003 Shermar Bracey 112 530 4.7 8 5. 681 in 1981 8. 8.5 vs Tennessee-Martin, 1983 2002 Danny Smith 254 1,390 5.5 14 9. 8.0 vs Tennessee-Martin, 2005 2001 Jonathan Adams 235 1,004 4.3 5 MOST NET YARDS RUSHING 10.7.8 vs Lamar, 1984 2000 Jonathan Adams 202 1,002 5.0 6 RUSHING RECORDS | 169 | Game Season 1999 Lamont Zachery 172 846 4.9 4 1. 621 vs Tennessee-Martin, 1984 1. 5.1 in 1989 1998 Lamont Zachery 122 558 4.6 9 2. 604 vs East Texas State, 1987 T2. 5.0 in 2012 1997 Lamont Zachery 97 386 4.0 7 3. 519 vs Eastern NM, 1972 5.0 in 2008 1996 Lamont Zachery 114 846 7.4 4 4. 512 vs Lamar, 1986 5.0 in 1987 1995 Corey Walker 212 1,013 4.8 9 5. 509 vs UAPB, 2013 5.0 in 1984 1994 Corey Walker 175 630 3.6 2 6. 488 vs Abilene Christian, 1973 5.0 in 1975 1993 Marquis Williams 250 1,060 4.2 5 Season T7. 4.9 in 2015 1992 Jerrold Seymore 103 395 3.8 4 1. 3,745 in 1975 4.9 in 2014 1991 Roy Johnson 170 782 4.6 12 2. 3,308 in 1989 4.9 in 1996 1990 Larry Harris 90 490 5.5 3 3. 3,291 in 1952 T10. 4.8 in 2005 4. 3,283 in 1987 4.8 in 1988 1989 Richard Kimble 225 977 4.3 5 5. 3,266 in 1988 4.8 in 1986 1988 Earl Easley 196 861 4.4 11 1987 Richard Kimble 146 533 3.7 7 MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING MOST YARDS PER GAME 1986 Rickey Jemison 224 1,002 4.5 3 Game Season 1985 Rickey Jemison 175 918 5.3 5 1. 11 vs East Texas State, 1987 1. 340.5 in 1975 1984 Rickey Jemison 177 888 5.0 11 2. 10 vs Tennessee-Martin, 1984 2. 329.1 in 1952 1983 Dwayne Pittman 151 744 4.9 5 T3. 8 vs UAPB, 2013 3. 315.2 in 1951 1982 Maurice Carthon 144 682 4.7 3 8 vs Mississippi Valley St., 2009 4. 300.7 in 1989 1981 Maurice Carthon 153 678 4.4 2 8 vs. Tennessee-Martin, 2003 5. 298.5 in 1987 1980 Erven Beasley 84 433 5.2 2 8 vs Abilene Christian, 1973 1979 Anthony Williams 173 789 4.6 5 T7. 7 vs New Mexico State, 2014 1978 Larry Lawrence 254 1,039 4.1 6

7 vs Lamar, 1970 @AStateFB 1977 Joe Griffin 115 635 5.5 0 T9. 6 vs Missouri State, 2015 1976 Leroy Harris 150 1,046 7.0 12 6 vs Idaho, 2015 6 vs Florida International, 2005 1975 Dennis Bolden 186 1,191 6.4 11 6 vs Northwestern La., 1975 1974 Willie Harris 150 654 4.4 4 1973 David Mitchell 191 968 5.1 6 CAREER YARDAGE LEADERS 1972 Stan Winfrey 168 869 5.2 1 Carries Yards Average TD 1971 Calvin Harrell 216 961 4.4 4 1. Richie Woit, 1950-53 771 3,947 5.1 57 1970 Calvin Harrell 232 1,131 4.8 12 2. Reggie Arnold, 2006-09 737 3,933 5.3 33 1969 Calvin Harrell 205 824 4.1 9 3. Antonio Warren, 2002-05 603 3,040 5.0 12 1968 Frank McGuigan 269 1,220 4.5 14 4. Jonathan Adams, 1998-2001 668 3,005 4.5 17 1967 Frank McGuigan 129 488 3.8 2 5. Michael Gordon, 2012-15 443 2,961 6.7 32 1966 Terry Gwin 135 607 4.5 7 6. Rickey Jemison, 1983-86 611 2,956 4.8 19 1965 Terry Gwin 110 534 4.9 4 7. Calvin Harrell, 1968-71 660 2,935 4.5 26 1964 Eddie Rickus 85 394 4.6 2 8. Lamont Zachery, 1996-99 501 2,640 5.3 24 1963 Harold Wallin 72 281 3.9 4 9. Richard Kimble, 1986-89 576 2,518 4.4 19 10. Corey Walker, 1993-96 568 2,340 4.1 20 1962 Dick Martillo 119 629 5.2 7 1961 Sammy Weir 85 345 4.1 3 SEASON YARDAGE LEADERS 1960 John Coffey 62 294 4.7 2 Carries Yards Avg. TD 1959 Bill Caldwell 84 322 3.8 5 1. Danny Smith, 2002 254 1,390 5.5 14 1958 Bill Nalley 50 248 5.0 1 2. Richie Woit, 1952 207 1,250 6.0 17 1957 Eddie Romeo 82 425 5.2 4 3. Frank McGuigan, 1968 269 1,220 4.5 14 1956 Eddie Romeo 111 701 6.3 5 4. Dennis Bolden, 1975 186 1,191 6.4 11 1955 Don Riggs 67 498 7.4 6 5. Calvin Harrell, 1970 232 1,131 4.8 12 1954 Bill Templeton 50 232 4.6 3 6. Richie Woit, 1951 227 1,125 5.0 21 1953 Richie Woit 189 825 4.4 12 7. David Oku, 2012 243 1,105 4.4 16 1952 Richie Woit 207 1,250 6.0 17 8. Michael Gordon, 2014 159 1,100 6.9 13 1951 Richie Woit 227 1,125 5.0 21 9. Reggie Arnold, 2006 206 1,076 5.1 6 10. Reggie Arnold, 2008 197 1,074 5.5 8 1950 Richie Woit 149 759 5.1 7 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 3. 437, Justice Hansen vs Troy (2017) Career INDIVIDUAL 4. 424, Justice Hansen vs UCA (2016) 1. 45, James Hamilton (1968-71) 5. 418, Nick Noce vs Memphis (2004) 2. 38, Roy Johnson (1988-91) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 6. 415, Justice Hansen at Nebraska (2017) T3.37, Corey Leonard (2006-09) Game T7. 403, Fredi Knighten vs Toledo (2014) 37, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 1. 68, Justice Hansen at Nebraska (2017) 403, Cleo Lemon vs. NM St. (1998) 33, Nick Noce (2002-05) 2. 58, Ryan Aplin vs N. Illinois (2011) 9. 396, Ryan Aplin vs WKU (2011) 33, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) T3. 57, Justice Hansen vs MTSU (2017) 10. 393, Justice Hansen vs ULL (2016) 33, Bill Caldwell (1957-59) 57, Justice Hansen at ULL (2016) Season 8. 30, Johnny Covington (1992-95) 57, Fredi Knighten at Texas St. (2014) 1. 3,967, Justice Hansen (2017) 6. 53, Johnny Covington vs La. Tech (1995) 2. 3,588, Ryan Aplin (2011) HIGHEST COMPLETION PCT. T7. 50, Justice Hansen vs Troy (2017) 3. 3,342, Ryan Aplin (2012) Game (Min. 10 attempts) 50, Corey Leonard vs. North TX (2006) 4. 3,277, Fredi Knighten (2014) 1. .923 (12-13), Ryan Aplin vs Alcorn St. (2012) T9. 49, Ryan Aplin vs Western Ky. (2011) 5. 2,939, Ryan Aplin (2010) 2. .917 (11-12), Tom Sears vs. So. Ill. (1992) 49, Cleo Lemon vs New Mexico St. (1998) 6. 2,721, Cleo Lemon (1998) T3. .905 (19-21), Ryan Aplin vs Middle Tenn. (2012) Season 7. 2,719, Justice Hansen (2016) .905 (19-21), Ryan Aplin vs. Memphis (2011) 1. 487, Justice Hansne (2017) 8. 2,363, Adam Kennedy (2013) 5. .900 (9-10), Corey Leonard vs TX Southern (2008) 2. 476, Ryan Aplin (2011) 9. 2,347, Corey Leonard (2008) 6. .882 (15-17), Adam Kennedy vs USA (2013) 3. 432, Fredi Knighten (2014) 10.2,235, Corey Leonard (2007) 7. .875 (21-24), James Tabary vs Mo. St. (2015) 4. 410, Ryan Aplin (2010) Career 8. .857 (12-14), Tim Langford vs Lamar (1983) 5. 406, Ryan Aplin (2012) 1. 10,758, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 9. .846 (11-13), Nick Noce vs Fla. Int’l (2005) 6. 387, Cleo Lemon (1998) 2. 7,706, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) T10. .818 (9-11), J. Hamilton vs La. Tech (1971) 7. 370, Johnny Covington (1995) 3. 7,319, Corey Leonard (2006-09) .818 (9-11), James Hamilton vs Lamar (1971) 8. 349, Corey Leonard (2007) 4. 6,686, Justice Hansen (2016-cur.) Season (Min. 50 attempts) 9. 340, Justice Hansen (2016) 5. 5,383, James Hamilton (1968-71) 1. .692 (218-315), Adam Kennedy (2013) T10.315, Adam Kennedy (2013) 6. 5,371, Fredi Knighten (2012-15) 2. .680 (276-406), Ryan Aplin (2012) 315, Nick Noce (2004) 7. 4,597, Roy Johnson (1988-91) 3. .653 (77-118), Ryan Aplin (2009) Career 8. 4,426, Johnny Covington (1992-95) 4. .638 (304-476), Ryan Aplin (2011) 1. 1,407, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 9. 4,343, Nick Noce (2003-05) 5. .626 (305-87), Justice Hansen (2017) 2. 1,128, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) 10.3,874, Elliot Jacobs (2001-03) 6. .623 (269-432), Fredi Knighten (2014) 3. 1,088, Corey Leonard (2006-09) 7. .619 (6-5-105), James Tabary (2015) 4. 827, Justice Hansen (2016-cur.) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 7. .615 (252-410), Ryan Aplin (2010) 5. 824, Johnny Covington (1992-95) Game 9. .590 (36-61), Brent Pettus (1994) 6. 799, James Hamilton (1968-71) T1. 5, Justice Hansen vs UAPB (2017) 10. .579 (197-340), Justice Hansen (2016) 7. 736, Fredi Knighten (2012-15) 5, Justice Hansen vs CCU (2017) Career (Min. 100 attempts) 8. 680, Roy Johnson (1988-91) 5, Fredi Knighten at ULM (2015) 1. .664 (906-1,407), Ryan Aplin (2009-12)

AStateRedWolves.com 9. 638, Nick Noce (2003-05) 5, Fredi Knighten vs Toledo (2014) 2. .607 (502-827), Justice Hansen (2016-cur.) 10.516, Dwane Brown (1984-87) 5, Corey Leonard vs ULL (2007) 3. .601 (442-736), Fredi Knighten (2012-15) T6. 4, 16 times (last J. Hansen at ULM, 2017) 4. .539 (167-310), Jeremie Watkins, (1996-97) MOST PASSES COMPLETED Season 5. .525 (571-1,088), Corey Leonard (2006-09) Game 1. 37, Justice Hansen (2017) 6. .508 (160-315), Brent Pettus (1994-97) 1. 46, Justice Hasnen at Nebraska (2017) T2. 24, Fredi Knighten (2014) 7. .496 (409-825), Johnny Covington (1992-95) T2. 37, Adam Kennedy vs Missouri (2013) 24, Ryan Aplin (2012) 8. .492 (187-380), Tim Langford (1980-83) 37, Ryan Aplin vs WKU (2011) 4. 21, Ryan Aplin (2010) T9. .491 (109-222), Corey Leonard, 2006-09 4. 35, Justice Hansen vs ULL (2016) T5. 19, Justice Hansen (2016) .491 (81-143), Gary Everett (1963-64) 5. 34, Ryan Aplin vs Indiana, (2010) 19, Fredi Knighten (2015) 6. 32, Johnny Covington vs San Jose St. (1995) 19, Ryan Aplin (2011) MOST YARDS PER COMPLETION T7. 31, Justice Hansen vs Troy (2017) T8. 16, Corey Leonard (2008) Game 31, Justice Hansen vs MTSU (2017) 16, Corey Leonard (2007) 1. 63.5 (254 on 4), J. Hamilton vs Abilene Christian (1971) 31, Fredi Knighten at Texas State (2014) T10.15, Cleo Lemon (1999) 2. 35.5 (142 on 4), Bucky Layne vs SW La. (1976) 10. 30, Ryan Aplin vs N. Illinois (2011) 15, Jeremie Watkins (1996) Season Season Career 1. 16.9 (1,622 on 96), James Hamilton (1970) 1. 305, Justice Hansen (2017) 1. 67, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 2. 16.7 (1,205 on 72), Dwane Brown (1985) 2. 304, Ryan Aplin (2011) 2. 56, Justice Hansen (2016-cur.) 3. 276, Ryan Aplin (2012) 3. 48, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) MOST YARDS PER GAME 4. 269, Fredi Knighten (2014) 4. 47, Corey Leonard (2006-09) Season 5. 252, Ryan Aplin (2010) 5. 46, Fredi Knighten (2012-15) 1. 330.6, Justice Hansen (2017) 6. 218, Adam Kennedy (2013) 6. 32, James Hamilton (1968-71) 2. 276.0, Ryan Aplin (2011) 7. 197, Justice Hansen (2016) 7. 25, Nick Noce (2003-05) 3. 257.1, Ryan Aplin (2012) 8. 194, Johnny Covington (1995) 8. 24, Johnny Covington (1992-95) 4. 252.1, Fredi Knighten (2014) 9. 183, Cleo Lemon (1998) T9. 22, Elliot Jacobs (2001-03) 5. 244.9, Ryan Aplin (2010)

PASSING RECORDS | 170 | PASSING 10.182, Corey Leonard (2007) 22, Roy Johnson (1988-91) 6. 226.8, Cleo Lemon (1998) Career 7. 209.2, Justice Hansen (2016) 1. 906, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 8. 203.2, Corey Leonard (2007) 2. 571, Corey Leonard (2006-09) Game 9. 195.6, Corey Leonard (2008) 3. 551, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) 1. 6, Gene Bradley vs So. Miss (1979) 10.193.4, Johnny Covington (1995) 4. 502, Justice Hansen (2016-cur.) T2. 4, seven times Career 5. 442, Fredi Knighten (2012-15) T9. 3, 20 times 1. 267.4, Justice Hansen (2016-cur.) 6. 409, Johnny Covington (1992-95) Season 2. 228.9, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 7. 338, James Hamilton (1968-71) 1. 17, Gene Bradley (1979) 3. 188.0, Cleo Lemon (1997-2000) 8. 328, Nick Noce (2003-05) T2. 16, Justice Hansen (2017) 4. 166.3, Corey Leonard (2006-09) 9. 324, Elliot Jacobs (2001-03) 16, Ryan Aplin (2011) 5. 141.7, James Hamilton (1968-71) 10.305, Roy Johnson (1988-91) 16, Nick Noce (2004) 6. 131.0, Fredi Knighten (2012-15) 16, Kennon Taylor (1978) 7. 113.9, Elliot Jacobs (2001-03) MOST NET YARDS PASSING 16, James Hamilton (1971) 8. 113.5, Johnny Covington (1992-95) Game 16, Bill Caldwell (1959) 9. 113.2, Kennon Taylor (1977-78) 1. 520, Justice Hansen at ULM (2017) T8. 15, Corey Leonard (2007) 10.110.1, Corey Leonard (2006-09) 2. 438, Ryan Aplin vs ULL (2010) 15, Roy Johnson (1991) CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 MOST NET YDS PASSING T2. 5 vs So. Utah, 1997 LONGEST PLAYS TEAM Game 5 vs Miss. St., 1994 1. 98, J. Hamilton to Chet Douthit vs Lamar (1970) 1. 520 at ULM, 2017 T5. 4, eight times 2. 89, T. Langford to Waddell Kelly vs Lamar (1982) 3. 87, F. Knighten to Dijon Paschal at ULL (2014) MOST PASSES ATT. 2. 438 vs ULL, 2010 Season 4. 85, B. Spann to Dan Spensieri vs SW La. (1953) Game 3. 437 vs Troy, 2017 T1. 21 in 1959 T5. 84, Corey Leonard to David Johnson vs. ULL (2007) 1. 68 at Nebraska, 2017 4. 424 vs UCA, 2016 21 in 2003 84, T. Langford to Judious Lewis vs NE La. (1983) T2. 58 vs MTSU, 2017 5. 419 at WKU, 2011 T3. 20 in 1996 84, Roy Johnson to Kendricke Bullard vs SW Missouri St., 1991 58 vs S. Ill., 2011 6. 418 vs Memphis, 2004 20 in 1971 T8. 83, Chad Voytik to Blake Mack vs Toledo (2016) 83, C. Lemon to J. Hickenbotham vs Richmond, (2000) T4. 57 at ULL, 2016 7. 415 at Nebraska, 2017 5. 19 in 1958 10. 82, Cleo Lemon to Ron Teat vs. SW La. (1998) 57 at Texas St., 2014 T8. 403 vs Toledo, 2014 6. 18 in 1979 T6. 53 vs UNT, 2007 403 vs NMSU, 1998 YEAR-BY-YEAR PASSING LEADERS 53 vs La. Tech, 1995 T10.393 at ULL, 2016 HIGHEST COMP. PCT. Year Player Att Com Int Yds Pct. TD T8. 50 vs Troy, 2017 Season Game 2017 Justice Hansen 305 487 16 3,967 62.6 37 50 at WKU, 2011 1. 4,106 in 2017 1. .917 (11-12) vs SIU, 1992 2016 Justice Hansen 197 340 8 2,719 57.9 19 50 vs UAB, 1997 2. 3,817 in 2011 2. .904 (19-21) vs Middle Tenn., 2012 2015 Fredi Knighten 136 251 9 1,835 .542 19 Season 3. 3,386 in 2012 3. .900 (9-10) vs TX So., 2008 2014 Fredi Knighten 432 269 7 3,277 .623 24 1. 512 in 2017 4. 3,381 in 2014 4. .885 (23-26) vs Mo. St., 2015 2013 Adam Kennedy 315 218 6 2,363 .692 11 2. 500 in 2011 5. 3,148 in 2016 5. .879 (29-33) vs Memphis, 2011 2012 Ryan Aplin 406 276 4 3,342 .680 24 3. 448 in 2014 6. 3,057 in 2010 6. .875 (14-16) vs Alcorn St., 2012 2011 Ryan Aplin 476 304 16 3,588 .639 19 4. 438 in 2010 7. 2,875 in 1998 7. .840 (21-25) vs USA, 2013 2010 Ryan Aplin 410 252 11 2,939 .615 21 2009 Corey Leonard 211 114 6 1,416 .540 7 5. 412 in 2012 8. 2,693 in 2015 8. .800 (17-20) vs. WKU, 2009 2008 Corey Leonard 306 166 8 2,347 .542 16 PASSING RECORDS | 171 | 6. 410 in 1998 9. 2,627 in 2013 9. .787 (37-47) at Mizzou, 2013 2007 Corey Leonard 349 182 15 2,235 .521 16 7. 409 in 1996 10.2,446 in 2007 10. .781 (25-32) vs North TX, 2012 2006 Corey Leonard 222 109 8 1,321 .491 8 8. 402 in 2016 Season 2005 Nick Noce 282 156 10 2,052 .553 12 9. 392 in 1995 MOST TD’S PASSING 1. .693 (255-368) in 2013 2004 Nick Noce 315 164 16 2,115 .521 13 10.388 in 2007 Game 2. .667 (279-412) in 2012 2003 Elliot Jacobs 273 145 13 1,537 .531 10 1. 6 vs UAPB, 2017 3. .652 (326-500) in 2011 2002 Elliot Jacobs 258 136 7 1,751 .527 7 MOST PASSES COMP. T2. 5 vs CCU, 2017 4. .619 (317-512) in 2017 2001 Elliot Jacobs 102 43 7 586 .422 5 Game 5 vs ULM, 2016 5. .616 (276-448) in 2014 2000 Cleo Lemon 306 173 7 1,964 .565 13 1. 46 at Nebraska, 2017 5 at ULM, 2015 6. .607 (266-438) in 2010 1999 Cleo Lemon 230 105 8 1,569 .457 15 2. 38 at WKU, 2011 5 vs Toledo, 2014 7. .582 (192-330) in 2009 1998 Cleo Lemon 387 183 10 2,721 .463 14 3. 37 at Missouri, 2013 5 vs ULL, 2007 8. .575 (231-402) in 2016 1997 Cleo Lemon 205 90 8 1,452 .439 6 T4. 35 at ULL, 2016 5 vs So. Ark., 1958 9. .567 (207-365) in 2015 1996 J. Watkins 208 118 9 1,481 .567 15 1995 J. Covington 370 194 13 2,127 .524 14 35 vs Indiana, 2010 T8. 4 vs 15 teams 10. .558 (177-317) in 2000 1994 J. Covington 185 85 5 830 .459 6 6. 34 vs San JSU, 1995 Season 1993 J. Covington 184 94 5 1,069 .511 3 7. 33 vs Auburn, 2010 1. 38 in 2017 MOST PASSING 1992 Tom Sears 176 95 10 1,159 .540 3 8. 32 vs MTSU, 2017 T2. 25 in 2014 YARDS PER GAME 1991 Roy Johnson 263 120 15 1,747 .456 7 T9. 31 vs Troy, 2017 25 in 2012 Season 1990 Roy Johnson 245 101 14 1,561 .412 9 31 at Texas St., 2014 T4. 23 in 2015 1. 342.2 in 2017 1989 Roy Johnson 122 61 6 941 .500 6 Season 23 in 2010 2. 293.6 in 2011 1988 Roy Johnson 50 23 3 348 .460 0 1. 326 in 2011 T6.21 in 2016 3. 260.5 in 2012 1987 Dwane Brown 96 46 4 665 .479 3 2. 317 in 2017 21 in 2011 4. 260.1 in 2014 1986 Dwane Brown 120 58 5 862 .483 5 3. 279 in 2012 8. 19 in 1999 5. 254.8 in 2010 1985 Dwane Brown 152 72 8 1,205 .474 9 4. 276 in 2014 9. 19 in 1996 6. 242.2 in 2016 1984 Dwane Brown 148 59 7 748 .400 2 1983 Tim Langford 166 90 8 1,156 .542 6 5. 266 in 2010 T10.16 in 2008 7. 239.6 in 1998 @AStateFB 6. 255 in 2013 16 in 2007 8. 217.1 in 1996 1982 Tim Langford 80 39 4 534 .487 4 7. 231 in 2016 16 in 1995 9. 207.2 in 2015 1981 Tim Langford 63 31 8 345 .492 3 1980 Tim Langford 71 27 9 281 .380 1 8. 217 in 2000 10. 206.4 in 2004 1979 Gene Bradley 198 91 17 1,091 .460 7 9. 213 in 1996 MOST PASSES INT. 1978 Kennon Taylor 182 78 16 1,087 .429 4 10.207 in 2015 Game 1977 Kennon Taylor 190 92 12 1,404 .484 5 1. 6 vs So. Miss., 1979 1976 Bucky Layne 62 28 4 551 .452 3 1975 David Hines 70 26 7 395 .371 2 CAREER YARDAGE LEADERS 1974 James Flynn 89 39 10 425 .438 1 Att Com Int Yds Pct. TD 1973 Steve Burks 73 32 5 407 .438 2 1. Ryan Aplin, 2009-12 1,407 906 37 10,758 .664 67 1972 James Flynn 66 21 7 459 .318 0 2. Cleo Lemon, 1997-2000 1,128 551 33 7,706 .488 48 1971 J. Hamilton 199 81 16 1,351 .407 6 3. Corey Leonard, 2006-09 1,088 571 37 7,319 .525 47 1970 J. Hamilton 200 96 12 1,622 .480 9 4. Justice Hansen, 2016-cur. 827 502 24 6,686 .607 56 1969 J. Hamilton 184 79 9 1,172 .429 8 5. James Hamilton, 1968-71 799 338 45 5,383 .423 32 1968 J. Hamilton 216 82 8 1,238 .380 9 6. Fredi Knighten, 2012-15 485 736 18 5,371 .601 46 1967 Cecil LaGrone 145 70 9 900 .483 2 7. Roy Johnson, 1988-91 680 305 38 4,597 .449 22 1966 Tim Keane 158 70 10 1,015 .443 4 8. Johnny Covington, 1992-95 824 409 30 4,426 .496 24 1965 Tim Keane 67 27 3 326 .403 1 9. Nick Noce, 2003-05 638 328 33 4,343 .514 25 10. Elliot Jacobs, 2001-03 633 324 27 3,874 .511 22 1964 Gary Everett 81 35 7 454 .432 4 1963 Gary Everett 82 46 6 692 .561 8 SEASON YARDAGE LEADERS 1962 Sammy Weir 75 30 9 370 .400 2 Att Com Int Yds Pct. TD 1961 Jim McMurray 70 30 6 331 .429 2 1. Justice Hansen, 2017 487 305 16 3,967 .626 37 1960 Jim McMurray 77 30 5 344 .390 2 2. Ryan Aplin, 2011 476 304 16 3,588 .639 19 1959 Bill Caldwell 132 62 16 959 .470 13 3. Ryan Aplin, 2012 406 276 4 3,342 .680 24 1958 Bill Caldwell 62 27 9 388 .435 3 4. Fredi Knighten, 2014 432 269 7 3,277 .623 24 1957 Bill Caldwell 65 28 7 501 .431 3 5. Ryan Aplin, 2010 410 252 11 2,939 .615 21 1956 Tommy Spiers 76 32 8 396 .421 5 6. Cleo Lemon, 1998 387 183 10 2,721 .463 14 1955 Tommy Spiers 98 44 7 519 .458 4 7. Justice Hansen, 2016 197 340 8 2,719 .579 19 1954 Tommy Spiers 49 30 3 368 .612 3 8. Adam Kennedy, 2013 315 218 11 2,363 .692 11 1953 Bobby Spann 51 18 6 334 .353 5 9. Corey Leonard, 2008 306 166 8 2,347 .542 16 1952 Billy Sommers 67 38 4 610 .567 8 10. Corey Leonard, 2007 349 182 15 2,235 .521 16 1951 Billy Sommers 43 20 5 261 .465 7

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 MOST TOUCHDOWN CATCHES INDIVIDUAL Game 1. 4, Alfred Bentley vs Central Missouri State (1959) MOST PASSES CAUGHT T2. 3, Tres Houston at Louisiana-Monroe (2015) Game 3, Booker Mays vs Toledo (2014) 1. 15, J.D. McKissic at Missouri (2013) 3, Kendall Sanders vs UCF (2016) T2. 13, Josh Jarboe at Oregon (2012) T4. 2, several times 13, Dwayne Frampton at ULM (2011) Season T4. 12, J.D. McKissic vs ULM (2012) T1. 10, Tres Houston (2015) 12, J.D. McKissic at Troy (2012) 10, Alfred Bentley (1959) 12, Dwayne Frampton vs Indiana (2010) 10, John Koldus (1951) T7. 11, J.D. McKissic vs Kent State (2012) 4. 9, Chris Murray (2017) 11, Taylor Stockemer vs Northern Illinois (2011) T5. 7, Blake Mack (2017) 11, Robert Kilow vs Mississippi (1999) 7, Kendall Sanders (2016) 11, J.J. Washington vs Northern Illinois (1996) 7, Julian Jones (2012) Season 7, Taylor Stockemer (2011) 1. 103, J.D. McKissic (2012) T9. 6, Omar Bayless (2017) 2. 94, Dwayne Frampton (2011) 6, Christian Booker (2017) 3. 82, J.D. McKissic (2013) 6, Dwayne Frampton (2011) 4. 72, Robert Kilow (2000) 6, Dwayne Frampton (2010) 5. 69, Dwayne Frampton (2010) 6, Alvin Powell (2001) 6. 61, Levi Dejohnette (2007) 6, Kendricke Bullard (1990) 7. 57, Robert Kilow (1999) Career 8. 55, Lennie Johnson (1998) 1. 16, Taylor Stockemer (2009-12) 9. 54, Josh Jarboe (2011) 2. 15, John Koldus (1950-52) 10. 53, Tres Houston (2014) 3. 14, Tres Houston (2013-15) Career T4. 13, Chris Murray (2015-17) 1. 289, J.D. McKissic (2012-15) 13, Alfred Bentley (1959-60) 2. 163, Dwayne Frampton (2010-11) T6. 12, Dwayne Frampton (2010-11) 3. 158, Robert Kilow (1998-2000) 12, Lennie Johnson (1995-98) 4. 156, Lennie Johnson (1995-98) T8. 11, Blake Mack (2014-17) 5. 152, Levi Dejohnette (2004-07) 11, Dijon Paschal (2014-17) 6. 129, Taylor Stockemer (2009-12) 11, J.D. McKissic (2012-15) AStateRedWolves.com 7. 128, Brandon Thompkins (2006-09) 8. 121, Reginald Murphy (1993-96) MOST YARDS PER CATCH 9. 113, Dijon Paschal (2014-17) Game (Min. 3 catches) 10. 104, Josh Jarboe (2011-12) 1. 43.0 (3-129), Cazzy Francis vs NE La. (1985) 2. 41.3 (3-124), J. Waleszonia vs Eastern NM (1969) MOST YARDS GAINED 3. 40.6 (7-284), L. Johnson vs SW Mo. St. (1997) Game 4. 40.3 (3-121), Kendricke Bullard vs Ole Miss (1990) 1. 284, Lennie Johnson vs SW Missouri St. (1997) 5. 40.0 (3-120), Steve Lockhart vs Drake (1969) 2. 254, Robert Kilow vs Mississippi (1999) 6. 37.7 (3-113), Chuck Walker vs. LSU (2004) 3. 211, Justin McInnis at ULM (2017) 7. 37.6 (5-188), Chris Murray at Georgia Southern (2017) 4. 196, Dikki Dyson vs Louisiana Tech (1977) Season T5. 188, Chris Murray at Georgia Southern (2017) 1. 22.8, Robert Kilow (1998) 188, Chet Douthit vs Louisiana Tech (1970) 2. 22.2, Chet Douthit (1970) 7. 185, Taylor Stockemer vs N. Illinois (2011) 3. 21.7, Taylor Stockemer (2009) 8. 184, Chet Douthit vs Lamar (1970) 4. 21.4, Lennie Johnson (1995) 9. 175, Lennie Johnson vs Louisiana Tech (1996) 5. 20.8, Cazzy Francis (1985) 10. 170, Lennie Johnson vs New Mexico St. (1998) 6. 20.4, David Johnson (2007) Season 7. 20.1, James Hickenbotham (1999) 1. 1,156, Dwayne Frampton (2011) T8. 19.8, Judious Lewis (1983) 2. 1,022, J.D. McKissic (2012) 19.8, Alfred Bentley (1959) 3. 1,002, Robert Kilow (2000) Career 4. 955, Chet Douthit (1970) 1. 22.1, Chet Douthit (1969-70) 5. 901, Lennie Johnson (1998) 2. 20.5, Kendricke Bullard (1990-92) 6. 862, Lennie Johnson (1997) 3. 20.1, Cazzy Francis (1985-86) 7. 800, Justin McInnis (2017) 4. 18.3, Alfred Bentley (1959-60) RECEIVING RECORDS | 172 | 8. 796, Lennie Johnson (1996) T5. 17.5, Lennie Johnson (1995-98) 9. 783, Robert Kilow (1999) 17.5, Jerome Miller (1975-79) 10. 756, Taylor Stockemer (2011) 6. 17.3, Judious Lewis (1983-84) Career 1. 2,826, J.D. McKissic (2012-15) MOST 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 2. 2,730, Lennie Johnson (1995-98) Season 3. 2,446, Robert Kilow (1998-00) T1. 5, Dwayne Frampton (2011) 4. 2,146, Taylor Stockemer (2009-12) 5, Robert Kilow (2000) 5. 1,894, Dwayne Frampton (2010-11) T3. 4, J.D. McKissic (2012) 6. 1,816, Levi Dejohnette (2004-07) 4, Lennie Johnson (1996) 7. 1,810, Dijon Paschal (2014-17) 4, Chet Douthit (1970) 8. 1,701, Brandon Thompkins (2006-09) T6. 3, Dijon Paschal (2015) 9. 1,571, Fred Barnett (1986-89) 3, Lennie Johnson (1997) 10. 1,507, Blake Mack (2014-17) 3, Fred Barnett (1989) T9. 2 by 8 different players CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 YEAR-BY-YEAR RECEPTIONS LEADERS Year Player No. Yds Avg. TD 2017 Chris Murray 50 697 13.9 9 2016 Kendall Sanders 38 553 14.6 7 2015 Tres Houston 36 615 17.1 10 2014 Tres Houston 53 685 12.9 4 2013 J.D. McKissic 82 662 8.1 4 2012 J.D. McKissic 103 1,022 9.9 5 2011 Dwayne Frampton 94 1,156 12.3 6 2010 Dwayne Frampton 69 738 10.7 6 2009 Brandon Thompkins 47 598 12.7 4 2008 Brandon Thompkins 32 511 16.0 2 Jahbari McLennan 32 451 14.1 1 2007 Levi Dejohnette 61 701 11.5 2 2006 Kevin Jones 25 355 14.2 2 2005 Levi Dejohnette 43 554 12.9 1 J.D. McKissic recorded 2,826 receiving yards from 2004 Chuck Walker 38 589 15.5 2 2003 Mike Cox 35 477 13.6 1 2012-15 for the most in school history. 2002 James Hickenbotham 27 468 17.3 3

RECEIVING RECORDS | 173 | SINGLE-GAME RECEIVING YARDS RECORDS 2001 Alvin Powell 36 507 14.1 6 1. 284, Lennie Johnson vs SW Missouri State, 1999 (7 catches) 2000 Robert Kilow 72 1,002 13.9 3 2. 254, Robert Kilow vs Mississippi, 1999 (11 catches) 1999 Robert Kilow 57 783 13.7 5 3. 211, Justin McInnis at ULM, 2017 (9 catches) 1998 Lennie Johnson 55 901 16.4 2 4. 196, Dikki Dyson vs Louisiana Tech, 1977 (7 catches) 1997 Lennie Johnson 46 852 18.7 4 1996 Lennie Johnson 47 796 16.9 5 T5. 188, Chris Murray at Georgia Southern (5 catches) 1995 Corey Walker 42 411 9.8 4 188, Chet Douthit vs Louisiana Tech, 1970 (10 catches) 1994 Derrick Austin 27 347 12.9 2 7. 184, Chet Douthit vs Lamar, 1970 (6 catches) 1993 Der rick Austin 22 309 14.1 1 8. 185, Taylor Stockemer vs Northern Illinois (11 catches) 1992 Kendricke Bullard 22 325 14.8 2 9. 175, Lennie Johnson vs Louisiana Tech, 1996 (10 catches) Jerrold Seymore 22 170 7.7 1 10. 170, Lennie Johnson vs New Mexico State, 1998 (7 catches) Jack Dollarhide 22 260 11.8 1 11. 168, Gerald Jumper vs Tennessee Tech, 1966 (9 catches) 1991 Kendricke Bullard 29 507 17.5 2 12. 164, Fred Barnett vs Louisiana Tech, 1989 (7 catches) 1990 Chris Collier 24 223 9.3 3 13. 162, Josh Jarboe vs Memphis, 2011 (7 catches) Blake Denison 24 349 14.5 1 14. 158, Allen Muse vs Troy, 2013 (6 catches) 1989 Fred Barnett 38 643 16.9 4 15. 156, Robert Kilow vs Memphis, 2000 (7 catches) 1988 Fred Barnett 12 141 11.8 0 16. 155, Tres Houston at New Mexico State, 2015 (7 catches) 1987 Fred Barnett 32 608 19.0 4 1986 Cazzy Francis 21 400 19.1 3 T17. 153, Dwayne Frampton vs Troy, 2011 (10 catches) 1985 Cazzy Francis 32 667 20.8 5 153, Fred Barnett vs Mississippi College, 1987 (7 catches) 1984 Judious Lewis 23 323 14.0 0 T19. 152, Robert Kilow vs Richmond, 2000 (7 catches) 1983 Judious Lewis 30 595 19.8 3 152, Chet Douthit vs Southeastern La., 1970 (10 catches) 1982 Waddell Kelly 12 170 14.2 1 21. 147, Dwayne Frampton at ULM, 2011 (13 catches) 1981 Maurice Carthon 12 99 8.3 0 T22. 145, Kearney Blalack vs Abilene Christian, 1971 (2 catches) 1980 Lee Charles Wright 9 95 10.6 1

145, Lennie Johnson vs Mississippi, 1996 (7 catches) 1979 Anthony Williams 22 123 5.6 1 @AStateFB 24. 143, J.J. Washington vs Northern Illinois, 1996 (11 catches) 1978 Jerome Miller 24 473 19.7 2 25. 142, Blake Mack vs. Central Arkansas, 2016 (8 catches) 1977 Dikki Dyson 40 710 17.8 1 1976 Orna Middlebrook 13 215 16.5 2 1975 Orna Middlebrook 11 169 15.4 0 CAREER RECEPTION LEADERS 1974 Jaime Klipsch 16 217 13.6 1 No. Yards Avg. TD 1973 Jaime Klipsch 12 178 14.8 0 1. J.D. McKissic, 2012-15 289 2,826 9.7 11 1972 Steve Burks 9 170 18.9 0 2. Dwayne Frampton, 2010-11 163 1,894 11.6 12 1971 Steve Lockhart 27 382 14.1 2 3. Robert Kilow, 1998-00 158 2,446 15.5 10 1970 Chet Douthit 43 955 22.2 5 4. Lennie Johnson, 1995-98 156 2,730 17.5 12 5. Levi Dejohnette, 2004-07 152 1,816 11.9 7 1969 Steve Lockhart 30 482 15.1 1 6. Taylor Stockemer, 2009-12 129 2,146 16.6 16 1968 Joe Waleszonia 29 507 17.5 2 7. Brandon Thompkins, 2006-09 128 1,701 13.3 7 1967 Gerald Jumper 47 727 15.5 0 8. Reginald Murphy, 1993-96 121 1,381 11.4 3 1966 Gerald Jumper 32 511 16.0 1 9. Dijon Paschal, 2014-17 113 1,810 16.0 11 1965 Gerald Jumper 12 139 11.6 0 10. Josh Jarboe, 2011-12 104 1,300 12.5 6 1964 Bill Pagano 14 210 15.0 3 1963 Bill Pagano 12 198 16.5 3 SEASON RECEPTION LEADERS 1962 Hassel McCain 10 133 13.3 1 No. Yards Avg. TD 1961 Gilbert Arnold 11 108 9.8 0 1. J.D. McKissic, 2012 103 1,022 9.9 5 1960 Alfred Bentley 19 305 16.1 3 2. Dwayne Frampton, 2011 94 1,156 12.3 6 1959 Alfred Bentley 28 554 19.8 10 3. J.D. McKissic, 2013 82 662 8.1 4 1958 Don Riggs 17 242 14.2 3 4. Robert Kilow, 2000 72 1,002 13.9 3 1957 Howard Cissell 10 138 13.8 2 5. Dwayne Frampton, 2010 69 738 10.7 6 1956 Bob Gray 13 179 13.8 2 6. Levi Dejohnette, 2007 61 701 11.5 2 1955 Howard Cissell 10 129 12.9 1 7. Robert Kilow, 1999 57 783 13.7 5 Jim Turley 10 132 13.2 2 8. Lennie Johnson, 1998 55 901 16.4 2 1954 Dan Spensieri 12 225 18.8 1 9. Josh Jarboe, 2011 54 730 13.5 2 1953 Ronnie Allen 18 265 14.7 7 10. Tres Houston, 2014 53 685 12.9 4 1951 John Koldus 20 488 24.4 10 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 8. 151, J.D. Houston (24 FG, 79 PAT) 6. 45, J.D. Houston (2015) INDIVIDUAL 9. 126, Ryan Jose, 1989-92 (17 FG, 75 PAT) 7. 43, Scott Roper (1987) 8. 42, Luke Ferguson (2014) MOST POINTS SCORED MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 9. 41, J.D. Houston (2016) Game Game 10.39, Bobby Gentry (1970) T1. 42, Steve Burks vs Abilene Christian (1973) 1. 6, Brian Davis vs UCA (2011) Career 42, Clifton Keller vs UCA (1917) T2.5, Brian Davis at ULL (2012) 1. 167, Brian Davis (2010-13) T3. 30, Michael Gordon at Idaho (2014) 5, Andy McPherson vs Minn. (1998) 2. 125, Eric Neihouse (2002-05) 30, Corey Walker vs La. Tech (1996) 5, Scott Roper vs North Texas (1986) 3. 123, Don LaPlante (1950-52) T5. 24, 9 times (last M. Gordon at ULM, 2013) 5, Scott Roper vs NE La. (1986) 4. 122, Josh Arauco (2006-09) Season 5, Joe Duren vs NE La. (1972) 5. 90, Joe Duren (1971-74) 1. 126, Richie Woit (1951) T7.4, 14 times 6. 86, J.D. Houston (2015-16) 2. 110, Steve Burks (1973) Season 7. 80, Doug Dobbs (1976-79) T3.104, Brian Davis (2012) 1. 28, Scott Roper (1986) 8. 79, Ryan Jose (1989-91) 104, David Oku (2012) T2. 23, Brian Davis (2011) 9. 78, Jeff Caldwell (1993-96) T6. 102, David Hines (1975) 23, Josh Arauco (2007) 10. 77, Scott Roper (1986-87) 102, Richie Woit (1952) T4. 22, Sawyer Williams (2017) Career 22, Eric Neihouse (2002) MOST EXTRA POINTS MADE 1. 342, Richie Woit (1950-53) 22, Eric Neihouse (2005) Game 2. 326, Brian Davis (2010-13) 22, Doug Dobbs (1978) T1.11, Josh Arauco vs TX Southern (2008) 3. 288, Josh Arauco (2006-09) T8. 21, four times (last Brian Davis, 2012) 11, Scott Roper vs East Texas St. (1987) 4. 234, Eric Neihouse (2002-05) Career T3. 9, Eric Neihouse vs. Florida Int’l (2005) 5. 216, Michael Gordon (2012-15) 1. 76, Josh Arauco (2006-09) 9, Eric Neihouse vs. UT Martin (2003) 6. 210, Reggie Arnold (2006-09) 2. 70, Brian Davis (2010-13) 9, Stuart Reid vs UT Martin (1984) 7. 198, Dwane Brown (1984-87) 3. 67, Eric Neihouse (2002-05) 9, Bobby Gentry vs Lamar (1970) 8. 195, Jeff Caldwell (1993-96) 4. 65, Joe Duren (1971-74) T7. 8, nine times (last S. Williams at ULM, 2017) 9. 192, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 5. 57, Jeff Caldwell (1993-96) Season 10.186, Lamont Zachery (1996-99) 6. 53, Doug Dobbs (1976-79) 1. 53, Brian Davis (2012) 7. 49, Scott Roper (1986-87) 2. 48, Sawyer Williams (2017) MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 3. 46, Brian Davis (2013) Game MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 4. 44, Brian Davis (2011) T1. 7, Steve Burks vs Abilene Christian (1973) Game T5. 43, J.D. Houston (2015) 7, Clifton Keller vs UCA (1917) 1. 6, Brian Davis vs UCA (2011) 43, Don LaPlante (1951) T3. 5, Michael Gordon at Idaho (2014) T2.5, Brian Davis at ULL (2012) 7. 41, Scott Roper (1987) 5, Corey Walker vs La. Tech (1996) 5, Scott Roper vs North TX (1986) 8. 37, Josh Arauco (2008) Season T4. 4, J.D. Houston at App St. (2015) T9. 36, J.D. Houston (2016) 1. 21, Richie Woit (1951) 4, Brian Davis at Missouri (2013) 36, Luke Ferguson (2014) 2. 18, Steve Burks (1973) 4, Josh Arauco vs Texas A&M (2008) Career T3. 17, David Oku (2012) 4, Scott Roper vs Northeast La. (1986) 1. 158, Brian Davis (2010-13) 17, David Hines (1975) 4, S. McDonald vs Central Mich. (1981) 2. 123, Eric Neihouse (2002-05) 17, Richie Woit (1952) 4, Josh Arauco vs Florida Atlantic (2009) 3. 114, Josh Arauco (2006-09)

AStateRedWolves.com 6. 15, Frank McGuigan (1968) T10. 3, 15 times (last S. Williams vs. CCU, 2017) 4. 96, Don LaPlante (1950-52) Career Season 5. 84, Joe Duren (1971-74) 1. 57, Richie Woit (1950-53) 1. 21, Scott Roper, 1986 6. 79, J.D. Houston (2015-16) 2. 36, Michael Gordon (2012-15) 2. 18, Brian Davis, 2011 7. 75, Jeff Caldwell (1993-96) 3. 35, Reggie Arnold (2006-09) T3. 17, Brian Davis, 2012 8. 74, Scott Roper (1986-87) 4. 33, Dwane Brown (1984-87) 17, Josh Arauco, 2008 9. 73, Doug Dobbs (1976-79) 5. 32, Ryan Aplin (2009-12) 17, Doug Dobbs, 1978 10.72, Ryan Jose (1989-91) 6. 31, Lamont Zachery (1996-99) 6. 16, Sawyer Williams, 2017 7. 30, Steve Burks (1971-74) T7.15, Brian Davis, 2013 MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA POINTS MADE 8. 29, Johnston White (2014-17) 15, Josh Arauco, 2007 1. 78, Eric Neihouse (2003-05) 9. 28, Corey Walker (1993-96) T9. 14, Josh Arauco, 2009 2. 74, Josh Arauco (2006-08) T10.26, Calvin Harrell (1969-71) 14, Jeff Caldwell, 1993 3. 46, Scott Roper (1986-87) 26, Steve Gankiewicz (1964-67) Career 4. 43, Brian Davis (2013) 26, Lamont Zachery (1996-99) 1. 58, Josh Arauco (2006-09) 5. 33, Joe Duren (1973-74) 2. 56, Brian Davis (2010-13) 6. 32, Jeff Caldwell (1996) MOST POINTS BY KICKING 3. 40, Jeff Caldwell (1993-96) 7. 30, Jeff Caldwell (1993-95) Game 4. 37, Eric Neihouse (2002-05) 8. 28, Brian Davis (2011-12) 1. 23, Brian Davis vs UCA, 2011 (6 FG, 5 PAT) 5. 35, Doug Dobbs (1976-79) 9. 27, Nick Gatto (1999) 2. 20, Brian Davis at ULL, 2012 (5 FG, 5 PAT) 6. 32, Scott Roper (1986-87) 10.25, Ryan Jose (1990-91) 3. 19, S. Roper vs UNT, 1986 (5 FG, 4 PAT) 7. 28, Jeff Caldwell (1993-95) 4. 17, J. Arauco vs TX So., 2008 (2 FG, 11 PAT) 8. 27, Joe Duren (1971-74) LONGEST FIELD GOALS 5. 16, J.D. Houston at App. St., 2015 (4 FG, 4 PAT) T1. 63, Scott Roper vs UNT (1987) 6. 15, Sawyer Williams vs CCU, 2017 (3 FG, 6 PAT) MOST CONSECUTIVE FIELD GOALS 63, Joe Duren vs McNeese St. (1974) T7. 14, S. Roper vs NE La., 1986 (4 FG, 2 PAT) 1. 15, Josh Arauco (2008) T3. 56, Bobby Zalud vs Memphis (2011) 14, S. McDonald vs Central Mich., 1981 (4 FG, 2 PAT) 2. 13, Brian Davis (2012-13) 56, Joe Duren vs McNeese St. (1974) T9. 13, L. Ferguson vs Montana St. (3 FG, 4 PAT) T3. 10, Josh Arauco (2006) 5. 53, Bobby Zalud vs Troy (2011) 13, B. Davis at Missouri, 2013 (4 FG, 1 PAT) 10, Jeff Caldwell (1993) 6. 52, Jim Tarle vs Northern Ill. (1995) 13, J. Arauco vs ULM, 2008 (4 FG, 1 PAT) 10, Scott Roper (1986) T7. 51, S. McDonald vs Central Mich. (1981) 13, S. Roper vs La. Tech, 1987 (3 FG, 4 PAT) 6. 9, J.D. Houston (2015) 51, Joe Duren vs Lamar (1974)

SCORING RECORDS | 174 | Season 7. 8, Josh Arauco (2007) T9. 50, Brian Davis at USA (2013) 1. 104, Brian Davis, 2012 (17 FG, 53 PAT) T8. 7, Brian Davis (2012) 50, Eric Neihouse vs ULM (2005) 2. 98, Brian Davis, 2011 (18 FG, 44 PAT) 7, Scott McDonald (1981) 50, Scott Roper vs UNT (1986) T3. 96, Sawyer Williams, 2017 (16 FG, 48 PAT) 7, Doug Dobbs (1978) 96, Scott Roper, 1986 (21 FG, 33 PAT) MOST FG 50+ YARDS 5. 91, Brian Davis, 2013 (15 FG, 46 PAT) MOST EXTRA POINT ATTEMPTS Game 6. 88, Josh Arauco, 2008 (17 FG, 37 PAT) Game 1. 2, Joe Duren vs McNeese, 1974 (63 & 56) T7.79, J.D. Houston, 2015 (12 FG, 43 PAT) T1. 11, Josh Arauco vs TX Southern (2008) Season 79, Josh Arauco, 2007 (15 FG, 34 PAT) 11, Scott Roper vs East TX St. (1987) 1. 3, Joe Duren, 1974 (63, 56, 51) T9. 74, Eric Neihouse, 2005 (13 FG, 35 PAT) T3. 10, Logan Spry vs NMSU (2014) Career 74, Scott Roper, 1987 (11 FG, 41 PAT) 10, Stuart Reid vs UT Martin (1984) 1. 3, Joe Duren, 1971-74 (63, 56, 51) Career 10, Bobby Gentry vs Lamar (1970) T2. 2, Bobby Zalud, 2010-11 (56, 53) 1. 326, Brian Davis, 2010-13 (56 FG, 158 PAT) 10, Don LaPlante vs Southern Ill. (1951) 2, Scott Roper, 1986-87 (63, 50) 2. 288, Josh Arauco, 2006-09 (58 FG, 114 PAT) T7. 9, five times T4. 1, Brian Davis, 2010-13 (50) 3. 234, Eric Neihouse, 2002- (37 FG, 123 PAT) Season 1, Eric Neihouse, 2002-05 (50) 4. 195, Jeff Caldwell, 1993-96 (40 FG, 75 PAT) 1. 56, Brian Davis (2012) 1, Scott McDonald, 1981-83 (51) 5. 178, Doug Dobbs, 1976-79 (35 FG, 73 PAT) 2. 54, Don LaPlante (1951) 1, Jim Tarle, 1994-95 (52) 6. 170, S. Roper, 1986-87 (32 FG, 74 PAT) 3. 53, Sawyer Williams (2017) 7. 165, Joe Duren, 1971-74 (27 FG, 84 PAT) T4. 47, Brian Davis (2013) 47, Brian Davis (2011) CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 4. 56 in 2012 4 vs Central Michigan, 1981 TEAM 5. 54 in 2017 Season 6. 49 in 1952 1. 24 in 2011 MOST POINTS T7. 47 in 2013 2. 21 in 1986 Game 47 in 2011 T3.17 in 2012 1. 101 vs Central Ark., 1917 9. 46 in 2010 17 in 2008 2. 83 vs Texas Southern, 2008 10.45 in 2016 17 in 1978 3. 77 vs East Texas St., 1987 6. 16 in 2017 4. 72 vs UT Martin, 1984 MOST EXTRA POINT KICKS MADE T7.15 in 2013 5. 70 vs Missouri St., 2015 Game 15 in 2009 T6. 69 vs Lamar, 1970 T1. 11 vs Texas Southern, 2008 15 in 2007 69 vs Ark. College, 1913 11 vs East Texas State, 1987 10.14 in 1993 Season 3. 10 vs Missouri State, 2015 1. 520 in 2015 T4. 9 vs Florida International, 2005 YEAR-BY-YEAR SCORING LEADERS 2. 477 in 2014 9 vs Tennessee-Martin, 1984 Year Player TD PAT FG Pts 3. 456 in 1951 9 vs Lamar, 1970 2017 Sawyer Williams 0 48 16 96 T4. 454 in 2017 T7. 8, nine times (last at ULM, 2017) 2016 J.D. Houston 0 36 12 72 454 in 2012 Season 2015 Johnston White 14 0 0 84 6. 452 in 1986 1. 63 in 2015 2014 Michael Gordon 14 0 0 84 7. 422 in 2011 2. 53 in 2012 2013 Brian Davis 0 46 15 91 8. 395 in 1987 3. 52 in 2014 2012 Brian Davis 0 53 17 104 9. 379 in 2013 4. 48 in 2017 David Oku 17 2 (r) 0 104 T10.360 in 2010 5. 46 in 2013 2011 Brian Davis 0 44 18 98 360 in 1970 T6. 44 in 2011 2010 Ryan Aplin 11 0 0 66

44 in 1951 2009 Reggie Arnold 12 0 0 72 SCORING RECORDS | 175 | MOST TOUCHDOWNS 8. 42 in 2010 2008 Josh Arauco 0 37 17 88 Game 9. 41 in 1987 2007 Josh Arauco 0 34 15 79 T1. 11 vs Texas Southern, 2008 10.40 in 2016 2006 Josh Arauco 0 16 12 52 11 vs East Texas State, 1987 2005 Eric Neihouse 0 35 12 74 T3. 10 vs Missouri State, 2015 MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 2004 Eric Neihouse 0 26 11 59 10 vs New Mexico St., 2014 Game 2003 Shermar Bracey 8 0 0 48 10 vs Tennessee-Martin, 1984 1. 6 vs UCA 2002 Danny Smith 14 0 0 84 10 vs Lamar, 1970 T2. 5 at Louisiana-Lafayette, 2012 2001 Alvin Powell 6 1 0 36 T7. 9 at ULM, 2017 5 vs WKU, 2011 2000 Nick Gatto 0 24 9 51 9 vs UAPB, 2013 5 vs Minnesota, 1998 9 vs Miss. Valley St., 2009 1999 Nick Gatto 0 30 8 54 5 vs Southern Illinois, 1994 1998 Lamont Zachery 11 0 0 66 9 vs Fla. International, 2005 5 vs North Texas, 1986 Season 1997 Lamont Zachery 8 0 0 48 5 vs Northeast Louisiana, 1986 1996 Corey Walker 12 0 0 72 1. 69 in 2015 5 vs Northeast Louisiana, 1972 2. 65 in 2014 1995 Corey Walker 14 0 0 86 T9. 4, 11 times 1994 Jeff Caldwell 0 9 9 36 3. 59 in 2017 Season 4. 58 in 2012 1. 34 in 2011 1993 Jeff Caldwell 0 8 14 50 5. 57 in 1951 2. 28 in 1986 1992 Jerrold Seymore 5 0 0 30 6. 50 in 1975 3. 24 in 2007 1991 Roy Johnson 12 0 0 72 7. 49 in 1952 T4. 22 om 2017 1990 Ryan Jose 0 20 6 38 8. 47 in 2010 22 in 2005 1989 Ryan Jose 0 31 6 49 T9. 46 in 2016 22 in 1981 1988 Earl Easley 11 0 0 66 46 in 2011 22 in 1978 1987 Scott Roper 0 41 11 74 T8. 21 in 2012 1986 Scott Roper 0 33 21 96 MOST EXTRA POINT KICK ATTEMPTS 21 in 2010 1985 Dwane Brown 10 0 0 60 Game 21 in 1987 1984 Rickey Jemison 11 0 0 66 T1. 11 vs Texas Southern, 2008 21 in 1971 1983 Tim Langford 9 0 0 54 11 vs East Texas State, 1987 1982 Waddell Kelly 9 0 0 54 T3. 10 vs Missouri State, 2015

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE 1981 Scott McDonald 0 17 12 53 @AStateFB 10 vs New Mexico St., 2014 Game 1980 Jerry Mack 4 0 0 24 10 vs Lamar, 1970 1. 6 vs UCA, 2011 1979 Doug Dobbs 0 18 9 45 10 vs Tennessee-Martin, 1984 T2.5 at UL Lafayette, 2012 1978 Doug Dobbs 0 10 17 61 10 vs Southern Illinois, 1951 5 vs North Texas, 1986 1977 Kennon Taylor 7 0 0 42 T8. 9, 5 times (last vs UAPB, 2013) T4.4 at App State, 2015 1976 Leroy Harris 13 2 0 80 Season 4 vs Missouri, 2013 1975 David Hines 17 0 0 102 1. 66 in 2015 4 vs Florida Atlantic, 2009 1974 Stan Winfrey 11 0 0 66 2. 60 in 2014 4 vs Texas A&M, 2008 1973 Steve Burks 18 2 0 110 3. 57 in 1951 4 vs Northeast Louisiana, 1986 1972 Greg Hill 7 0 0 42 CAREER SCORING LEADERS 1971 Joe Duren 0 17 7 38 TD XP1 XP2 FG PTS 1970 Calvin Harrell 13 0 0 78 1. Richie Woit, 1950-53 57 0 0 0 342 1969 Calvin Harrell 9 0 0 54 2. Brian Davis, 2010-13 0 158 0 56 326 James Hamilton 9 0 0 54 3. Josh Aracuo, 2006-09 0 114 0 58 288 1968 Frank McGuigan 15 2 0 92 4. Eric Neihouse, 2002-05 0 123 0 37 234 1967 Steve Gankiewicz 9 0 0 54 5. Michael Gordon, 2012-15 36 0 0 0 216 1966 Steve Gankiewicz 13 0 0 78 6. Reggie Arnold, 2006-09 35 0 0 0 210 1965 Eddie Rickus 5 0 0 30 7. Dwayne Brown, 1984-87 33 0 0 0 198 Terry Gwin 5 0 0 30 8. Jeff Caldwell, 1993-96 0 75 0 40 195 1964 Dan Summers 0 19 5 34 9. Ryan Aplin, 2009-12 32 0 0 0 192 1963 Harold Wallin 4 0 0 24 10. Lamont Zachery, 1996-99 31 0 0 0 186 1962 Dick Martillo 7 0 0 42 1961 Sammy Weir 3 4 0 22 SEASON SCORING LEADERS 1960 Bobby Hogue 3 4 0 22 TD XP1 XP2 FG PTS 1959 Alfred Bentley 10 2 0 62 1. Richie Woit, 1951 21 0 0 0 126 1958 Bill Caldwell 5 5 0 35 2. Steve Burks, 1973 18 0 1 0 110 1957 Don Riggs 4 4 0 28 T3. Brian Davis, 2012 0 53 0 17 104 1956 Eddie Romeo 7 0 0 42 David Oku, 2012 17 0 2 0 104 1955 Don Riggs 6 0 0 36 T5. Richie Woit, 1952 17 0 0 0 102 Howard Cissell 6 0 0 36 David Hines, 1975 17 0 0 0 102 1954 Bill Templeton 4 6 0 30 7. Brian Davis, 2011 0 44 0 18 98 1953 Richie Woit 12 0 0 72 T8. Sawyer Williams, 2017 0 48 0 16 96 1952 Richie Woit 17 0 0 102 Scott Roper, 1986 0 33 0 21 96 1951 Richie Woit 17 0 0 102 10. Frank McGuigan, 1968 15 0 1 0 92 1950 Richie Woit 7 0 0 42 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 INDIVIDUAL

MOST PUNTS Game 1. 20, Willard Tilley vs Memphis St. (1939) 2. 14, Kevin McClelland vs UT Arlington (1968) 3. 13, Bruce Gartman vs Southern Miss (1980) T4. 12, Damon Foncham vs UCF (2016) 12, Scot Simons vs UAB (1997) T6. 11, 10 times Season 1. 85, Bruce Gartman (1980) 2. 82, Kyle Richardson (1993) 3. 81, Kevin McClelland (1968) 4. 78, Jarod Little (2003) 5. 77, Damon Foncham (2016) 6. 74, Ryan Smith (1998) 7. 72, Luke Ferguson (2015) 8. 70, Bruce Gartman (1982) 9. 69, Kyle Richardson (1994) 10.68, Mike Alexander (2001) Career 1. 274, Kyle Richardson (1992-95) 2. 251, Kevin McClelland (1966-69) 3. 239, Joe Slayton (1976-79) 4. 210, Bruce Gartman (1980-82) 5. 175, Stacy Gore (1983-85)

MOST YARDS Game 1. 736, Willard Tilley vs Memphis St. (1939) Joe Slayton piled up 9,269 punting yards from 1976-79. 2. 601, Bruce Gartman vs So. Miss (1980) T9. 41.5 (61 punts), Jarod Little (2004) 10.71 in 1982 3. 498, Kevin McClelland vs UT Arlington (1968) 41.5 (85 punts), Bruce Gartman (1980) 4. 486, Kyle Richardson vs La. Tech (1993) Career (Min. 40 punts) MOST YARDS PUNTING

AStateRedWolves.com 5. 475, Ryan Smith vs LSU (1998) 1. 42.8 (116 punts), Ryan Smith (1998-99) Game 6. 469, Luke Ferguson at ULM (2015) 2. 42.4 (151 punts), Luke Ferguson (2012-15) 1. 736 vs Memphis State, 1939 7. 464, Damon Foncham vs UCF (2016) 3. 41.5 (55 punts), Dan Mullen (1972-75) 2. 601 vs Southern Miss, 1980 8. 462, Kyle Richardson vs NE La. (1993) 4. 41.2 (210 punts), Bruce Gartman (1980-82) 3. 511 vs LSU, 1998 9. 457, Scot Simons vs UAB (1997) 5. 40.3 (97 punts), Ryan Wilbourn (2009, 11-12) 4. 498 vs Texas-Arlington, 1968 10.453, Kyle Richardson vs La. Tech (1995) 6. 40.0 (162 punts), Jarod Little (2003-05) 5. 473 vs Idaho, 1998 Season 7. 39.8 (274 punts), Kyle Richardson (1992-95) 6. 469 at UL Monroe, 2015 1. 3,530, Bruce Gartman (1980) T8.39.5 (93 punts), Neely Sullivent (2009-12) 7. 468 vs Virginia Tech, 1994 2. 3,285, Kyle Richardson (1993) 39.5 (110 punts), Steve Sampson (1986-87) 8. 464 vs UCF, 2016 3. 3,097, Ryan Smith (1998) 10.39.4 (175 punts), Stacy Gore (1983-85) 9. 416 vs Louisiana Tech, 1980 4. 3,085, Jarod Little (2003) Season 5. 3,075, Luke Ferguson (2015) LONGEST PUNTS 1. 3,576 in 1998 6. 3,026, Damon Foncham (2016) 1. 82, John Ed James vs So. Ill. (1936) 2. 3,559 in 1980 7. 2,907, Kyle Richardson (1994) 2. 80, Joe Slayton vs Lamar (1979) 3. 3,439 in 1993 8. 2,875, Kevin McClelland (1968) T3. 79, Bobby Reid vs Troy State (1951) 4. 3,373 in 2014 9. 2,869, Bruce Gartman (1982) 79, Joe Slayton vs Wyoming (1979) 5. 3,165 in 2016 10.2,770, Joe Slayton (1978 T5. 75, Kyle Richardson vs USL (1994) 6. 3,085 in 2003 Career 75, Kyle Richardson vs UNLV (1995) 7. 3,075 in 2015 1. 10,917, Kyle Richardson (1992-95) 8. 3,033 in 1978 2. 9,269, Joe Slayton (1976-79) 9. 2,989 in 1994 3. 9,054, Kevin McClelland (1966-69) TEAM 10.2,875 in 1968 4. 8,655, Bruce Gartman (1980-82) 5. 6,894, Stacy Gore (1983-85) MOST PUNTS HIGHEST AVERAGE Game Game (Min. 3 punts) HIGHEST AVERAGE 1. 20 vs Memphis State, 1939 1. 57.5 vs UTA, 1981 (4 punts) PUNTING RECORDS | 176 | Game (Min. 3 punts) 2. 14 vs Texas-Arlington, 1968 2. 54.0 vs SW La., 1979 (3 punts) 1. 58.0 (3 punts), Stephen Hogan vs App. St. (2014) 3. 13 vs Southern Mississippi, 1980 3. 53.0 at Idaho, 2014 (4 punts) 2. 57.5 (4 punts), Bruce Gartman vs UTA (1981) T4. 12 vs UCF, 2016 4. 50.7 vs So. Ill., 1975 (3 punts) 3. 54.0 (3 punts), Joe Slayton vs SW La. (1979) 12 vs Florida, 1993 5. 49.6 vs Memphis St., 1987 (7 punts) 4. 52.5 (3 punts), Dick Martillo vs Miss. Coll. (1962) 12 vs LSU, 1998 T6. 49.2 at Texas St., 2014 (6 punts) T5. 50.7 (3 punts), Dean Gericke vs WKU (2010) 12 vs Idaho, 1998 49.2 vs SW La., 1973 (5 punts) 50.7 (3 punts), Dan Mullen vs So. Ill. (1975) T8. 11 vs nine different teams Season 7. 49.6 (7 punts), S. Sampson vs Memphis St. (1987) Season 1. 42.7 in 2015 (72 punts) Season (Min. 20 punts) 1. 88 in 1993 2. 42.3 in 2009 (53 punts) 1. 44.4 (42 punts), Ryan Smith (1999) T2. 87 in 1998 3. 41.6 in 2014 (81 punts) 2. 43.8 (23 punts), Luke Ferguson (2013) 87 in 1980 4. 41.5 in 1975 (46 punts) 3. 42.8 (44 punts), Dan Mullen (1975) 4. 83 in 1968 5. 41.4 in 2004 (63 punts) 4. 42.7 (72 punts), Luke Ferguson (2015) 5. 81 in 2016 6. 41.3 in 1995 (58 punts) 5. 42.3 (53 punts), Ryan Wilbourn (2009) 6. 79 in 2003 T7. 41.1 in 2010 (54 punts) 6. 42.1 (69 punts), Kyle Richardson (1994) 7. 78 in 1978 41.1 in 1998 (87 punts) 7. 41.9 (74 punts), Ryan Smith (1998) 8. 73 in 1994 9. 40.9 in 1994 (73 punts) 8. 41.7 (47 punts), Brett Shrable (2007) 9. 72 in 2015 10.40.9 in 1980 (87 punts) CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 INDIVIDUAL

MOST PUNT RETURNS Game 1. 9, Blaise Taylor at NMSU (2017) 2. 8, Steve Hanschen vs NW La. (1978) T3. 7, James Johnson Troy (2005) 7, Terry Whiting vs Trinity (1970) 7, Terry Whiting vs SE La. (1968) T6. 6, Billy Bowers vs Memphis State (1983) 6, Steve Hanschen vs McNeese (1978) Season 1. 51, Steve Hanschen (1978) 2. 36, James Johnson (2005) 3. 30, Chris Collier (1989) T4. 29, Blaise Taylor (2016) 29, Blaise Taylor (2014) T6. 27, Blaise Taylor (2017) PUNT RETURN RECORDS | 177 | 27, Billy Bowers (1984) 27, Billy Bowers (1983) 9. 26, Jerry McKenna (1977) Career 1. 109, Blaise Taylor (2014-17) 2. 66, Terry Whiting (1968-71) 3. 63, Steve Hanschen (1976-79) 4. 58, Chris Collier (1988-90) T5. 56, Kevin Jones (2005-08) 56, Billy Bowers (1981-84) 7. 43, James Johnson (2004-05) T8. 42, Keith Weaver (1981-84) 42, Dick Ritchey (1964-67) 42, Reginald Murphy (1993-96)

MOST YARDS RETURNED Game 1. 147, Terry Whiting vs NE La. (1971) 2. 130, James Johnson vs UT Martin (2005) 3. 114, Blaise Taylor at NSMU (2017) Blaise Taylor accumulated a school-record 1,151 punt re- 4. 111, Blaise Taylor at NMSU (2015) turn yards and four touchdowns from 2014-17. 5. 109, Kevin Jones vs. Memphis (2007) Season (Min. 10 returns) 4. 111 at New Mexico St., 2015 6. 104, Blaise Taylor vs Appalachain St. (2014) 1. 19.4, Terry Whiting, 1971 (16 rets.) 5. 110 vs Indiana State, 1973 7. 98, Blaise Taylor at Ga. State (2016) 2. 14.8, Terry Whiting, 1969 (11 rets.) 6. 109 vs Memphis, 2007 8. 94, Steve Hanschen vs SW La. (1978) 3. 14.1, Dick Ritchey, 1965 (15 rets.) 7. 108 vs Texas Southern, 2008 T9. 92, Don Riggs vs Murray State (1955) 4. 13.7, Blaise Taylor, 2017 (27 rets.) 8. 103 vs MVSU, 2009 Season 5. 13.4, Blaise Taylor, 2015 (24 rets.) 9. 104 vs Appalachian St., 2014 1. 385, James Johnson (2005) 6. 12.3, David Hines, 1972 (16 rets.) 10. 98 at Georgia State, 2016 2. 370, Blaise Taylor (2017) Season 3. 322, Blaise Taylor (2015) 1. 437 in 1975 @AStateFB 4. 311, Terry Whiting (1971) TEAM 2. 427 in 1971 5. 295, Steve Hanschen (1978) 3. 413 in 2015 6. 247, James Hickenbotham (2002) 4. 391 in 2005 7. 234, Blaise Taylor (2014) MOST PUNT RETURNS Game 5. 370 in 2017 8. 225, Blaise Taylor (2016) 6. 307 in 1973 9. 223, Mike Cox (2003) 1. 9 at New Mexico State, 2017 2. 8 vs Tennessee-Chattanooga, 1975 7. 305 in 1978 10.213, Kevin Jones (2008) 8. 299 in 1965 Career T3. 7 vs Troy, 2005 7 vs Louisiana Tech, 1983 1. 1,151, Blaise Taylor (2014-17) HIGHEST AVERAGE 2. 748, Terry Whiting (1968-71) 7 vs Tulsa, 1978 7 vs Lamar, 1974 Game 3. 478, James Johnson (2004-05) 1. 34.7 vs App. St., 2014 (3 ret.) 4. 470, Kevin Jones (2005-08) 7 vs Trinity, 1970 7 vs Southeastern Louisiana, 1968 2. 27.8 at NMSU, 2015 (4 ret.) 5. 444, Dick Ritchey (1964-67) 3. 27.5 vs NE La., 1973 (6 ret.) 6. 349, Reginald Murphy (1993-96) Season 1. 53 in 1978 4. 27.0 vs TX Southern, 2008 (4 ret.) 7. 345, Chris Collier (1988-90) 5. 24.7 vs UT Martin, 2003 (3 ret.) 8. 328, Steve Hanschen (1976-79) 2. 50 in 1975 3. 39 in 2005 6. 24.5 at Ga. State, 2016 (4 ret.) 7. 24.3 vs UT Chattanooga, 1982 (3 ret.) HIGHEST AVERAGE 4. 37 in 2016 5. 36 in 2015 8. 22.0 vs Indiana St., 1973 (5 ret.) Game (Min. 3 returns) 9. 21.2 vs UT Martin, 2005 (6 ret.) 1. 34.7, Blaise Taylor vs App. St., 2014 (3 rets.) T6. 35 in 2014 35 in 1983 10.19.3 vs. Florida Int’l (4 ret.) 2. 32.7, Blaise Taylor at Ga. State, 2016 (3 rets.) Season 3. 29.4, Terry Whiting vs NE La., 1971 (5 rets.) 8. 34 in 1970 9. 32 in 1977 1. 18.9 in 1961 4. 28.3, Kevin Jones vs TX Southern, 2008 (3 rets.) 2. 15.2 in 1971 5. 27.8, Blaise Taylor at NMSU, 2015 (4 rets.) 3. 13.8 in 1962 6. 26.0, James Johnson vs UT Martin, 2005 (5 rets.) MOST YARDS RETURNED Game 4. 13.7 in 2017 7. 24.7, Mike Cox vs. UT Martin, 2003 (3 rets.) 5. 13.0 in 2007 8. 24.3, K. Weaver vs UT Chattanooga, 1982 (3 rets.) 1. 165 vs Northeast Louisiana, 1971 2. 127 vs Tennessee-Martin, 2005 6. 12.9 in 1958 9. 22.3, Brandon Thompkins vs. FIU, 2007 (3 rets.) 7. 12.5 in 1969 10.20.3, Daylan Walker vs. MVSU, 2009 (3 rets.) 3. 114 at New Mexico State, 2017 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 17, Glen Koenig, 1976-79 MOST OPPONENT FUMBLES RECOVERED INDIVIDUAL 10. 16.5, Chris Odom, 2013-16 Game 1. 3, Jerry Arant vs Southern Ark., 1958 MOST TACKLES MOST INTERCEPTIONS Season Game Game 1. 6, Carter Ray Crawford, 1984 1. 33, Bill Bergey vs Eastern Mich., 1968 T1. 3, Chappell Mitchell vs SW La., 1998 2. 5, Kirk Russell, 1987 2. 25, Tyrell Johnson vs North TX, 2005 3, Tyrone Jones vs Akron, 1988 T3. 4, 11 times 3. 23, Jordan Boyd vs UT Chattanooga, 1982 3, Greg Lee vs Texas-Arlington, 1985 Career T4. 22, Derrick Toney vs Colo. St., 1991 3, Dennis Meyer vs Drake, 1969 1. 8, Bill Muzik, 1973-76 22, Foot Daley vs Delta State, 1988 3, David Walls vs UT Arlington, 1969 T2. 7, Bill Bergey, 1965-68 T5. 21, Andy Henault vs New Mexico St., 1998 3, Dick Ritchey vs Abilene Christian, 1965 7, Les Echols, 2000-03 21, Cedric Buckley vs Akron, 1991 Season T4. 6, five times (most recent T7. 20, Michael Beason vs SW La., 1991 1. 11, Dennis Meyer, 1970 Sterling Young, 2011-14) 20, Dan Miller vs Memphis St., 1986 2. 9, Johnathan Burke, 2003 20, Ron Smith vs Lamar, 1979 3. 8, Dick Ritchey, 1965 LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN 20, J. Muckensturm vs UT Chattanooga, 1972 T4. 7, Jerome Sims, 1983 Game Season 7, Dennis Meyer, 1969 1. 93, Rocky Hayes at Idaho (for TD), 2014 1. 196, Bill Bergey, 1968 T6. 6, Rocky Hayes, 2015 2. 76, Clark Watkins vs NIU (for TD), 1995 2. 155, Jerry Muckensturm, 1972 6, Tyrell Johnson, 2007 3. 71, Marcus Brown vs ULM (for TD), 2008 3. 151, Ron Smith, 1979 6, Chappell Mitchell, 1998 T4. 60, Chris Humes vs USA (for TD), 2016) 4. 136, Bill Bergey, 1967 6, Al Johnson, 1989 60, Darryl Feemster vs Troy (for TD), 2011 5. 134, Qushaun Lee, 2013 6, Greg Lee, 1985 6. 55, Tyrell Johnson vs Idaho (for TD), 2004 T5. 131, Wesley Williams, 1978 6, Orley Massena, 1969 131, Jerry Muckensturm, 1975 Career MOST BLOCKED KICKS 131, Mike Malham, 1974 1. 27, Dennis Meyer, 1968-71 Game Career 2. 19, Dick Ritchey, 1964-67 T1. 3, Tim Starson vs ULM, 2010 1. 493, Jerry Muckensturm, 1972-75 3. 16, Terry Whiting, 1968-71 3, Stacy Price vs UT Arlington, 1981 2. 436, Bill Bergey, 1965-68 4. 15, Johnathan Burke, 2002-03 3, Clevon Johnson vs UTM, 1980 3. 422, Ron Smith, 1976-79 T5. 14, Al Johnson, 1988-90 T4. 2, Jimmy Lisko vs Idaho, 1975 4. 393, Qushaun Lee, 2011-14 14, Orley Massena, 1966-69 2, Jimmy Lisko vs Cincinnati, 1975 5. 370, Mike Malham, 1972-75 2, Rudy Wagner vs Miss. St., 1951 6. 366, Mike Morris, 1979-82 MOST YARDS ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS Season Game 1. 8, Jimmy Lisko, 1975 BEST TACKLE AVERAGE PER GAME 1. 99, Money Hunter vs Texas State, 2015 2. 4, Tim Starson, 2010 Season 2. 96, Gordon Freeman vs St. Mary (Kan.), 1963 T3. 3, Chris Odom, 2015 1. 19.6, Bill Bergey, 1968 (10 games) T3. 95, Darrell Baker vs UNLV, 1995 3, Stacy Price, 1981

AStateRedWolves.com 2. 15.1, Bill Bergey, 1967 (9 games) 95, Chappell Mitchell vs SW La., 1996 3, Clevon Johnson, 1980 3. 14.1, Jerry Muckensturm, 1972 (11 games) 5. 94, Money Hunter vs Toledo, 2014 3, Chet Day, 1977 4. 13.7, Ron Smith, 1979 (11 games) 6. 92, Tyrell Johnson vs Fla. Int’l, 2005 3, Ron Meeks, 1976 5. 13.1, Mike Malham, 1974 (10 games) T7. 87, Al Johnson vs SW La., 1989 Career Career 87, Terry Whiting vs Abilene Christian, 1971 1. 8, Jimmy Lisko, 1972-75 1. 11.8, Bill Bergey, 1965-68 (37 games) T9. 85, Blaise Taylor at ULM, 2017 2. 5, Chris Odom, 2013-cur. 2. 11.7, Jerry Muckensturm, 1972-75 (42 games) 85, Koby McKinnon vs FIU, 2005 T3. 4, Tim Starson, 2009-12 3. 11.0, Ralph Kelly, 1976-77 (22 games) Season 4, Greg Lee, 1984-87 4. 9.6, Ron Smith, 1976-79 (44 games) 1. 153, Al Johnson, 1990 4, Clevon Johnson, 1979-80 T5. 9.0, Foot Daley, 1987-88 (22 games) 2. 146, Terry Whiting, 1968 4, Ron Meeks, 1975-76 9.0, Jordan Boyd, 1981-82 (22 games) 3. 142, Tyrell Johnson, 2007 T7. 3, Stacy Price, 1981-85 4. 129, Koby McKinnon, 2005 3, Chet Day, 1977-78 MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS 5. 128, Money Hunter, 2015 Game 6. 122, Tyrone Jones, 1988 1. 5, Ja’Von Rolland-Jones, 2014 7. 120, Johnathan Burke, 2003 TEAM T2. 4, Brandon Joiner vs ULL, 2011 T8. 119, Nathan Herrold, 2012 4, Corey Williams vs Tulsa, 2002 119, Dick Ritchey, 1965 MOST INTERCEPTIONS 4, Marvin Neloms vs UT Chattanooga, 1984 T10. 116, Khayyam Burns, 2006 Game 4, Alex Carrington vs WKU, 2009 116, Derrick Toney, 1990 1. 6 vs Texas-Arlington, 1969 T6. 3, eleven times (last: Ja’Von Rol- Career 2. 5 vs nine teams land-Jones vs NMSU, 2016; Chris 1. 374, Terry Whiting, 1968-71 Season Odom vs South Ala., 2016; Chris 2. 309, Tyrell Johnson, 2004-07 T1. 32 in 1969 Odom at Texas State, 2016 3. 268, Money Hunter, 2013-16 32 in 1961 Season 4. 264, Al Johnson, 1988-90 3. 26 in 2015 1. 14, Lynn Rowland, 1989 5. 236, Koby McKinnon, 2004-07 4. 25 in 1970 2. 13.5, Ja’Von Rolland-Jones, 2016 6. 233, Dennis Meyer, 1968-71 5. 24 in 1952 T3. 13, Ja’Von Rolland-Jones, 2017 7. 226, Dick Ritchey, 1964-67 6. 23 in 1985

DEFENSIVE RECORDS | 178 | 13, Brandon Joiner, 2011 5. 12.5, Chris Odom, 2016 LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS MOST YARDS ON INTERCEPTION RETURNS T6. 11, Marvin Neloms, 1985 1. 99, Money Hunter vs Texas State, 2015 Game 11, Carter Ray Crawford, 1984 2. 96, Gordon Freeman vs St. Mary (Kan.), 1963 1. 238 vs Florida Int’l, 2005 8. 10.5, Alex Carrington, 2008 T3. 95, Darrell Baker vs UNLV, 1995 2. 131 vs Abilene Christian, 1971 T9. 10, Clarence Williams, 1998 95, Chappell Mitchell vs SW La., 1996 3. 108 vs Memphis State, 1990 10, Robert Speer, 1976 5. 94, Money Hunter vs Toledo, 2014 4. 104 vs Louisiana Tech, 1988 Career 6. 92, Tyrell Johnson vs Fla. Int’l, 2005 T5. 99 vs Texas State, 2015 1. 43.5, Ja’Von Rolland-Jones, 2014-17 7. 87, Terry Whiting vs Abilene Christian, 1973 99 vs East Texas St., 1987 2. 28, Marvin Neloms, 1983-86 T8. 85, Blaise Taylor at ULM, 2017 Season 3. 21.5, Alex Carrington, 2006-09 85, Koby McKinnon vs Fla. Int’l, 2005 1. 503 in 2015 T4. 21, Clarence Williams, 1995-98 T10. 75, Demario Davis vs Iowa, 2009 2. 386 in 1968 21, Charlie Fredrick, 1984-87 75, Al Johnson vs Memphis St., 1990 3. 339 in 1990 6. 19, Robert Speer, 1973-76 4. 320 in 1996 T7. 17, Brandon Joiner, 2010-11 5. 307 in 2005 17, Bryan Hall, 2006-09 6. 293 in 2006 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 YEAR-BY-YEAR TACKLES LEADERS FEWEST TOTAL PLAYS ALLOWED Game: 42 vs Delta State, 1951 Year Player Tackles Season 2017 Kyle Wilson 93 1. 513 in 1960 2016 Xavier Woodson-Luster 95 2. 519 in 1958 2015 Khari Lain 81 3. 556 in 1965 2014 Qushaun Lee 110 4. 558 in 1966 2013 Qushaun Lee 134 2012 Nathan Herrold 114 FEWEST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED 2011 Demario Davis 70 Game: 16 vs Troy State, 1951 Kelcie McCray 70 Season 2010 Javon McKinnon 95 1. 1,275 in 1951 2009 Demario Davis 80 2. 1,756 in 1964 2008 Ben Owens 87 3. 1,984 in 1962 2007 Koby McKinnon, LB 101 4. 1,992 in 1960 2006 Tyrell Johnson, SS 63 Jerry Muckensturm is A-State’s 5. 2,025 in 1965 2005 Tyrell Johnson, SS 112 all-time tackles leader with 493 2004 Josh Williams, LB 110 recorded between 1972-75. FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS ALLOWED 2003 Les Echols, LB 123 Game: 16 vs Murray State, 1954 7. 289 in 1975 Season 2002 Les Echols, LB 105 8. 278 in 1970 DEFENSIVE RECORDS | 179 | 1. 310 in 1950 2001 Les Echols, LB 71 9. 266 in 2014 2. 332 in 1966 2000 Charles Mabry, LB 96 10. 263 in 1976 3. 384 in 1967 1999 Sean Mitchell, FS 91 4. 393 in 2006 1998 Sean Mitchell, FS 126 MOST QUARTERBACK SACKS 5. 394 in 1965 1997 Lavell Alexander, LB 91 Game 1996 Maurice Harris, SS 100 1. 10 vs Southern Illinois, 1989 FEWEST YARDS ALLOWED RUSHING 1995 Torrance Suggs, LB 84 2. 9 vs UT Chattanooga, 1975 Game: -24 vs Lamar, 1987 1994 DelRay Stephens, LB 73 T3. 8 at Texas State, 2016 Season 1993 Carlos Emmons, DE 65 8 vs Western Kentucky, 2009 1. 791 in 1951 8 vs UT Chattanooga, 1984 1992 Cedric Buckley, LB 95 2. 863 in 1984 T6. 7 at New Mexico State, 2017 1991 Derrick Toney, FS 146 3. 959 in 1969 7 vs Western Kentucky, 2010 1990 Derrick Toney, FS 85 4. 1,058 in 1968 Season 1989 Jeff Plank, LB 107 5. 1,059 in 1985 1. 54 in 1984 1988 Foot Daley, LB 125 2. 45 in 1978 1987 Charlie Fredrick, NG 81 FEWEST PASS COMP. ALLOWED 3. 44 in 1985 1986 Dan Miller, LB 87 Game: 0 vs Mississippi St., 1956 T4. 43 in 2016 Season 1985 Oscar Willis, LB 123 43 in 1975 1. 39 in 1953 1984 Carter Ray Crawford, NG 89 T6. 39 in 2002 2. 46 in 1959 1983 Stacy Price, LB 105 39 in 1977 3. 51 in 1958 1982 Mike Morris, LB 125 4. 53 in 1965 1981 Mike Morris, LB 107 MOST FUMBLE RECOVERIES 5. 54 in 1964 1980 Mike Morris, LB 124 Game 1979 Ron Smith, LB 151 1. 6 vs Mississippi State, 1956 FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED 1978 Wesley Williams, LB 131 T2. 5 vs Southern Utah, 1997 Game: 0 vs Mississippi St., 1956 1977 Ralph Kelly, LB 125 5 vs Texas-Arlington, 1978 Season 1976 Ralph Kelly, LB 118 5 vs Illinois State, 1974 1. 414 in 1953 @AStateFB 5 vs Texas-Arlington, 1974 1975 Jerry Muckensturm, LB 131 2. 581 in 1964 5 vs Southwestern La., 1974 1974 Mike Malham, LB 131 3. 594 in 1965 Season 1973 Mike Malham, LB 113 4. 620 in 1962 1. 24 in 1987 1972 Jerry Muckensturm, LB 155 5. 651 in 1959 2. 22 in 1982 1971 Butch Murray, LB 97 T3. 21 in 1990 1970 Dave Muckensturm, DE 117 FEWEST TD PASSES ALLOWED 21 in 1984 1969 Clovis Swinney, DT 106 Season 21 in 1977 T1. 2 in 1953 1968 Bill Bergey, LB 196 21 in 1975 2 in 1964 1967 Bill Bergey, LB 136 21 in 1974 2 in 1969 YEAR-BY-YEAR SACKS LEADERS 2 in 1975 2017 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 13 (-85) MOST FUMBLES BY OPPONENTS T5. 3 in 1978 2016 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 13.5 (-71) Game: 12 by SW La., 1974 3 in 1960 2015 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 9 (-61) Season: 45 in 1984, 1981, 1977 2014 Ja’Von Rolland-Jones 8 (-41) FEWEST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED 2013 Ryan Carrethers 4 (-28) MOST BLOCKED KICKS Game 2012 Tim Staron 5 (-23) Game 1. 1 vs Concordia (Neb.), 1956 2011 Brandon Joiner 13 (-99) T1. 3 vs Louisiana-Monroe, 2010 2. 1 vs Mississippi College, 1962 3 vs Texas-Arlington, 1981 2010 Bryan Hall 8.5 (-59) Season 3 vs Tennessee-Martin, 1980 2009 Alex Carrington 9.0 (-60) 1. 65 in 1951 T4. 2, seven times (last at Georgia 2008 Alex Carrington 10.5 (-59) 2. 104 in 1962 State, 2016 2007 Prince Hickman 3.5 (-24) T3. 105 in 1964 Season 2006 Koby McKinnon 3 (-24) 105 in 1965 1. 11 in 1975 2005 Brian Flagg 5 (-21) 2. 6 in 1980, 1977 2004 Josh Williams 3 (-16) FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED T3. 5 in 2016 Season: Jamarrow James 3 (-24) 5 in 2010 1. 61 in 1964 2003 Jon Bradley 4 (-21) 5 in 1998 2. 81 in 1975 Zach Grigsby 4 (-19) T6. 4 in 2015 3. 96 in 1962 2002 Corey Williams 9 (-64) 4 in 1985, 1976 2001 Eti Taula 3 (-16)

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 INDIVIDUAL

MOST KICKOFF RETURNS Game T1. 8, Brandon Thompkins vs. Tenn., 2007 8, Chris Collier vs North TX, 1988 T3. 7, J.D. McKissic at Toledo, 2015 7, Brandon Thompkins vs. ULM, 2007 7, Brandon Thompkins vs. FAU, 2007 7, Chris Easley vs. North TX, 2003 7, Robert Kilow vs Boise St., 2000 T8. 6, Brandon Thompkins vs FIU, 2008 6, Darren Toney vs ULL, 2005 6, Darren Toney vs Idaho, 2004 6, Terrence Dunbar vs. Texas A&M, 2003 Brandon Thompkins completed his career in 2009 as A-State’s 6, Lamont Zachery vs La. Tech, 1998 all-time leader in kickoff return yards with 2,696 yards. 6, Chappell Mitchell vs UCA, 1997 10. 1,048, Lamont Zachery, 1996-99 2. 62 in 2004 6, Kendricke Bullard vs Toledo, 1992 3. 60 in 1997 6, Chris Collier vs Mississippi, 1989 HIGHEST AVERAGE T4. 57 in 2003 Season Game (Min. 3 returns) 57 in 1998 1. 49, Brandon Thompkins, 2007 1. 47.3, Kearney Blalack vs Trinity, 1970 (3 ret.) 6. 56 in 2010 2. 37, Rod Hall, 2010 2. 43.5, Blaise Taylor vs La. Tech, 2015 (4 ret.) 7. 54 in 1990 3. 35, Brandon Thompkins, 2009 3. 43.0, Darren Toney vs. Fla. Int’l (3 ret.) 8. 52 in 2000 T4. 28, Chris Easley, 2003 4. 40.3, R. Kilow vs No. Car. St., 2000 (3 ret.) 9. 51 in 2006 28, Chappell Mitchell, 1997 5. 39.5, Rod Hall vs Indiana, 2010 (4 ret.) T10. 49 in 2008 T6. 27, Antonio Warren, 2004 6. 35.7, Corey Walker vs La. Tech, 1996 (3 ret.) 49 in 1991 27, Robert Kilow, 2000 7. 35.2, L. Zachery vs SW La., 1997 (5 ret.) T8. 26, Darren Toney, 2004 8. 35.0, J.D. McKissic vs Missouri, 2015 (3 ret.) MOST YARDS RETURNED 26, Chris Collier, 1990 9. 34.6, Robert Kilow vs NM St., 2000 (5 rets.) Game 10. 25, Brandon Thompkins, 2006 10. 34.0, J. Hickenbotham vs. Idaho, 2001 (3 ret.) 1. 227 vs Southwestern La., 1997 Career Season (Min. 10 returns) 2. 226 vs Idaho, 2013

AStateRedWolves.com 1. 123, Brandon Thompkins, 2006-09 1. 30.8, Andrew Tryon, 2011 (10 rets.) 3. 225 vs Louisiana Tech, 2015 2. 73, James Hickenbotham, 1999-2002 2. 30.4, Kearney Blalack, 1970 (14 rets.) 4. 223 vs Indiana, 2010 3. 72, Darren Toney, 2004-07 3. 30.0, J.D. McKissic, 2013 (21 rets.) 5. 218 vs Louisiana Tech, 1998 T4. 63, Robert Kilow, 1998-2000 4. 27.2, J.D. McKissic, 2015 (24 rets.) 6. 216 at Toledo, 2015 63, Chris Collier, 1988-90 5. 27.1, Dick Ritchey, 1966 (14 rets.) 7. 210 vs Missouri, 2004 6. 53, J.D. McKissic, 2012-15 6. 26.8, R. Kilow, 2000 (27 ret.) 8. 209 vs Tennessee, 2007 T7. 51, Rod Hall, 2010-11 T7. 26.7, Michael Adams, 1986 (14 rets.) 9. 190 vs New Mexico St., 2000 51, Lamont Zachery, 1996-99 26.7, Willie Harris, 1973 (17 rets.) 10. 184 vs UL Monroe, 2007 9. 50, Corey Walker, 1993-96 T9. 26.6, Paul Stephens, 2008 (10 rets.) Season T10. 45, Reginald Murphy, 1993-96 26.6, Robert Kilow, 1998 (16 rets.) 1. 1,426 in 2007 45, Kearney Blalack, 1988-90 Career (Min. 20 returns) 2. 1,267 in 1997 1. 27.8, J.D. McKissic, 2012-15 (53 rets.) 3. 1,256 in 2000 MOST YARDS RETURNED 2. 25.1, Robert Kilow, 1998-2000 (63 rets.) 4. 1,198 in 2010 Game 3. 24.5, Daryl Rollins-Davis (2014, ‘16) (35 rets.) 5. 1,147 in 2004 1. 211, J.D. McKissic at Toledo, 2015 4. 24.0, Blaise Taylor (2014-17) (24 rets.) 6. 1,112 in 2015 2. 194, Brandon Thompkins vs. Tenn., 2007 5. 23.9, James Hickenbotham, 1999-2002 (73 ret.) 7. 1,100 in 1998 3. 184, Brandon Thompkins vs. ULM, 2007 T6. 23.7, Kearney Blalack, 1970-72 (45 rets.) 8. 1,057 in 2014 4. 176, Lamont Zachery vs SW La., 1997 23.7, Dick Ritchey, 1964-67 (28 rets.) 9. 1,027 in 1990 5. 174, Blaise Taylor vs La. Tech, 2015 8. 23.5, Corey Walker, 1993-96 (50 rets.) 10. 1,020 in 2008 6. 173, Robert Kilow vs New Mexico St., 2000 9. 23.1, Willie Harris, 1973-74 (25 rets.) 7. 164, Chris Collier vs North TX, 1988 10. 22.8, Boris Whiteside, 1983-86 (30 rets.) HIGHEST AVERAGE 8. 158, Rod Hall vs Indiana, 2010 Game 9. 156, Brandon Thompkins vs. FAU, 2007 LONGEST RETURNS 1. 58.0 vs Utah State, 2000 10. 147, Brandon Thompkins vs FIU, 2008 1. 100, Manuel Vidal vs Southern Ark., 1953 2. 48.3 vs Illinois State, 1973 Season 2. 99, Michael Adams vs Lamar, 1986 3. 47.3 vs Trinity, 1970 1. 1,062, Brandon Thompkins, 2007 T3. 98, Blaise Taylor vs Louisiana Tech, 2015 4. 45.2 vs Idaho, 2013 2. 854, Rod Hall, 2010 98, J.D. McKissic vs Idaho, 2013 5. 41.0 vs North Texas, 1989 3. 790, Brandon Thompkins, 2009 98, James Hickenbotham vs North TX, 2000 6. 37.5 vs Florida Int’l, 2007 4. 724, Robert Kilow, 2000 6. 97, Richie Woit vs Troy State, 1951 T7. 35.0 vs Missouri, 2015 5. 654, J.D. McKissic, 2015 T7. 95, Willie Harris vs Illinois State, 1973 35.0 at FAU, 2011 6. 629, J.D. McKissic, 2013 95, Kearney Blalack vs Trinity, 1970 9. 34.0 vs Idaho, 2001 7. 618, Chappell Mitchell, 1997 T9. 93, James Hickenbotham vs. Idaho, 2001 10. 33.0 vs North Carolina St., 2000 KICKOFF RETURN RECORDS | 180 | KICKOFF 8. 593, Chris Collier, 1990 93, Chuck Monk vs North Texas, 1989 Season 9. 559, Darren Toney, 2004 1. 25.9 in 2015 10. 548, Brandon Thompkins, 2006 2. 25.2 in 2013 Career TEAM 3. 24.2 in 2000 1. 2,696, Brandon Thopkins, 2006-09 4. 23.0 in 1970 2. 1,746, James Hickenbotham, 1999-2002 MOST KICKOFF RETURNS T5. 22.5 in 2014 3. 1,513, Darren Toney, 2004-07 Game: 22.5 in 1962 4. 1,504, Robert Kilow, 1998-2000 1. 11 vs. Louisiana Tech, 1998 7. 22.4 in 1995 5. 1,473, J.D. McKissic, 2012-15 T2. 9 vs. Tennessee, 2007 8. 22.3 in 1973 6. 1,212, Chris Collier, 1988-90 9 vs. Missouri, 2004 9. 21.7 in 1999 7. 1,175, Corey Walker, 1993-96 9 vs. Toledo, 1990 10. 21.6 in 2007 8. 1,146, Rod Hall, 2010-11 Season 9. 1,068, Kearney Blalack, 1970-72 1. 66 in 2007 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 HOMECOMING HISTORY YEAR SCORE QUEEN 2017 ASU 51, Coastal Carolina 17 Jasmine Okafor 2016 ASU 17, South Alabama 7 Hannah Aldridge 2015 ASU 49, Idaho 35 Kaily Nix 2014 ASU 28, Louisiana-Monroe 14 Ellen Hakenwerth 2013 ASU 48, Idaho 24 Stevie Oberey 2012 ASU 36, South Alabama 29 Becca Hutchison 2011 ASU 37, North Texas 14 Candice Biggers 2010 Louisville 34, ASU 24 Sydney Oliger 2009 ASU 27, Florida Int’l 10 Sharnea Diggs 2008 ASU 31, MTSU 14 Anna Callaway 2007 ASU52, UL Lafayette 21 Amy Smith 2006 ASU 29, North Texas 10 Lacey Hawkins Larry Lacewell Bill Davidson Bennie Ellender 2005 ASU 3, Florida Atlantic 0 Tiffany Frazier 2004 ASU 13, Troy 9 Lauren Davis 2003 ASU 21, SE Missouri 3 Shelley Lumbeck 30 HEAD COACHES 2002 North Texas 13, ASU 10 Shantell Jackson 2001 Jacksonville St. 31, ASU 28 Ellen Morgan Years Coach Seasons Games Won Lost Tied Pct. 2000 Richmond 30, ASU 27 Lorna Scaife 2014-cur. Blake Anderson 4 51 31 20 0 .620 1999 Idaho 30, ASU 24 (OT) Andrea Hyman 2013 Bryan Harsin 1 12 7 5 0 .583 1998 ASU 34, NMSU 31 (OT) Jill Babb 1997 SW Louisiana 41, ASU 38 Sonja Reddick 2012 Gus Malzahn 1 12 9 3 0 .750 1996 ASU 38, SE Missouri 9 Heather Harrison 2011 Hugh Freeze 1 12 10 2 0 .833 1995 ASU 37, Jacksonville St. 6 Angela Moore 2002-10 Steve Roberts 9 108 35* 63 0 .357 1994 Pacific 30, ASU 16 Molly Mayer COACHING RECORDS | 181 | 1997-2001 Joe Hollis 5 56 13 43 0 .232 1993 SW Louisiana 19, ASU 3 Marci Lawrence 1992 NW Louisiana 24, ASU 18 Mitzi Talkington 1993-96 John Bobo 4 44 13 30 1 .307 1991 SW Missouri 37, ASU 20 Tammy Thomas 1992 Ray Perkins 1 11 2 9 0 .182 1990 ASU 16, Northwest ern La. 8 Michelle Sample 1990-91 Al Kincaid 2 22 4 17 1 .205 1989 Pittsburg State 34, ASU 13 Michelle Weser 1988 ASU 28, Illinois State 10 Kathy Desgranges 1979-89 Larry Lacewell 11 131 69 58 4 .542 1987 ASU 27, North Texas 20 Fayeth Williams 1971-78 Bill Davidson 8 84 51 32 1 .613 1986 ASU 56, Lamar 7 Leith Mills 1963-70 Bennie Ellender 8 76 52 20 4 .711 1985 ASU 13, Texas-Arlington 12 Paula Gibson 1960-62 King Block 3 27 13 14 0 .482 1984 ASU 37, Lamar 10 Traci Carlson 1983 ASU 21, Louisiana Tech 7 Brooke Breeding 1958-59 Hugh (Bones) Taylor 2 18 7 11 0 .389 1982 McNeese State 21, ASU 10 Jennifer Green 1955-57 Gene Harlow 3 27 15 12 0 .556 1981 ASU 14, SW Louisiana 3 Sandy Statler 1954 Glen Harmeson 1 9 1 8 0 .111 1980 McNeese State 36, ASU 28 Becky Grace 1979 Lamar 20, ASU 10 Debbie Shumaker 1946-53 Forrest (Frosty) England 8 79 49 21 9 .677 1978 ASU 6, Lamar 3 Lee Ann Longinotti 1945 J.A. (Ike) Tomlinson 1 7 2 4 1 .357 1977 ASU 17, SW Louisiana 15 Christi Flynn 1939-41 Bill Adams 3 21 5 14 2 .286 1976 ASU 31, Lamar 0 LaDoris Speights 1936-38 Leslie Speck 3 20 7 13 0 .350 1975 ASU 48, Tenn-Chattanooga 0 Rene Scaife 1974 ASU 17, NE Louisiana 14 Marilyn Broadway 1934-35 Tommie Mills 2 17 4 12 1 .265 1973 ASU 38, Illinois State 20 Veda Bunch 1933 E.T. Renfro 1 8 2 4 2 .375 1972 Trinity 32, ASU 22 Tonya Hottel 1931-32 Jack Dale 2 15 9 6 0 .600 1971 ASU 28, Texas-Arlington 7 Phoebe Cyrus 1970 ASU 23, North Dakota 18 Holly Dodd 1925-30 Herbert Schwartz 6 45 18 21 6 .467 1969 ASU 21, Drake 21 (tie) Maria Stewart 1924 Bill Stanley 1 8 4 4 0 .500 1968 ASU 48, Lamar 17 Jennifer Ware 1922-23 Tom Dandelet 2 14 0 13 1 .036 1967 ASU 24, Abilene Christian 14 Ann Smithwick 1919-21 Foy Hammons 3 19 8 10 1 .447 1966 Lamar 17, ASU 0 Lynn Valenteen 1965 ASU 27, Murray State 13 Betty Stein siek 1914-17 Earl W. Brannon 4 27 16 9 2 .522 1964 ASU 7, Delta State 6 Sue Stewart 1913 Clinton Young 1 5 3 1 1 .700 1963 Murray State 34, ASU 33 Pat Warneke 1911-12 F.T. Parks 2 6 4 2 0 .667 1962 Southern Miss 20, ASU 7 Bettye Dee Keith 1961 ASU 22, Murray State 14 Carolyn Cheek @AStateFB TOTALS 103 991 463^ 481 37 .496 1960 ASU 14, Southern Miss 13 Sue Cato *10 wins later vacated due to NCAA sanctions. Actual on-field record was 45-63 for a .417 1959 ASU 36, Murray State 18 Carol Carr winning percentage. ^Actual on-field record is 473-481-37 for a .494 winning percentage. 1958 ASU 16, Austin Peay State 0 Gaylene Houck 1957 ASU 32, SE Oklahoma 7 Nancy Hubbell 1956 ASU 21, Louisiana Tech 13 Sue Fitzgerald 1955 Murray State 13, ASU 7 Ina Lee Wiles 1954 SE Louisiana 51, ASU 0 Carolyn Bollinger 1953 ASU 49, Southern Ark. 0 Mary Ann Donaldson 1952 ASU 42, Lewis College 0 Nancy Cunning ham LARGEST SCORING MISCELLANEOUS 1951 ASU 35, Florence State 13 Sue Tyler MARGINS RECORDS 1950 ASU 27, Henderson State 13 Mary Dean 1949 ASU 7, Delta State 6 Shirley Swaim MOST PENALTIES 1948 ASU 32, Henderson State 14 Jonny Bogess VICTORIES 1947 ASU 0, Central Ark. 0 (tie) Betty Blackwood Year Oppo nent Score Game: 18 vs. Utah State, 2016 1946 ASU 20, Illinois Wesleyan 0 Doris Harding 1917 ...... Central Arkansas...... 101-0 Season: 121 in 2005 1940 ASU 13, Austin Peay St. 0 B. Lawhon, H. Sturdivant 2008 ...... Texas Southern...... 83-10 1939 ASU 7, Southern Illinois 0 Mildred Hout MOST YARDS PENALIZED 1938 Hendrix 6, ASU 0 Maggie Hogue 1913 ...... Arkansas College ...... 69-0 1937 Tennessee-Martin 16, ASU 7 Arlene Bullard 1951 ...... Southern Illinois ...... 68-0 Game: 185 vs Arkansas Tech, 1955 1936 ASU 13, Southern Ark. 6 Lucie Mai Weaver 1913 ...... Memphis All-Stars ...... 67-0 Season: 1,032 in 2015 1935 ASU 10, Arkansas-Monticello 0 M. McGlasson 2015 ...... Missouri State...... 70-7 1934 No Records Nina Crockett FEWEST YARDS PENALIZED 1932 Ark.-Monticello 13, ASU 0 Dorothy Matthews 1970 ...... Lamar ...... 69-7 Game: 0, multiple times 1931 ASU 13, Southern State 7 GM Graves 2009 ...... Miss. Valley St...... 61-0 1930 Arkansas College 27, ASU 0 Eila McElyea Season: 391 in 1964 1963 ...... St. Mary (Kan.) ...... 68-7 1929 Arkansas College 54, ASU 13 Martha Little 1928 ASU 6, Arkansas-Little Rock 0 1932 ...... NW Mississippi JC ...... 60-0 1927 ASU 12, Mayfield (Mo.) 0 Elizabeth Altman 1928 ...... Mountain Home Coll.....59-0 1926 ASU 14, Arkansas College 7 1984 ...... Tennessee-Martin ...... 72-14 1925 ASU 12, Central Arkansas 6 Amelia Griffin* 1924 ASU 24, Alumni 0 Mae Nichols* 2003 ...... Tennessee-Martin ...... 63-6 1923 ASU 0, Alumni 0 (tie) Jewell Smith* 1956 ...... Concordia (Neb.) ...... 56-0 1922 Arkansas Tech 69, ASU 0 AG McGill* 1985 ...... North Texas State ...... 56-0 1921 Central Arkansas 13, ASU 6 2012 ...... Alcorn State ...... 56-0 *—Carnival Queen 1987 ...... East Texas State ...... 77-22 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 SCORING MOST POINTS SCORED: 30, Corey Walker (ASU) vs. La. Tech, 11-9-96 TOP RUSHING GAMES IN CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM MOST TOUCHDOWNS: 5, Corey Walker (ASU) vs. La. Tech, 11-9-96 1. 272 — Joe Abdullah (Pacific), 10-22-94 MOST EXTRA POINTS: 11, Scott Roper (ASU) vs. East Texas State, 9-26-87; 2. 269 — LaDainian Tomlinson (TCU), 9-25-99 11, Josh Arauco (ASU) vs. Texas Southern, 9-6-09 3. 242 — Willie English (Central Florida), 10-5-91 MOST FIELD GOALS: 6, Brian Davis (ASU) vs. UCA, 9-24-12 4. 235 — Irving Spikes (Northeast La.), 11-6-93 LONGEST FG: 63, J. Duren (ASU), vs. McNeese St., 11-23-74; Scott Roper 5. 234 — Stephen Starring (McNeese St.), 10-25-80 (ASU) vs. NTSU, 11-7-87 6. 229 — Marcus Cox (Appalachian St.), 11-15-14 7. 225 — Reggie Arnold (ASU), 10-13-07 RUSHING 8. 223 — John Henry White (La. Tech), 10-15-77 MOST NET YARDS GAINED: 272,Joe Abdullah (Pacific), 10-22-94 9. 221 — Michael Gordon (ASU), 10-3-15 MOST CARRIES: 43, Barry Redden (Richmond), 9-19-81 T10.215 — Antonio Andrews (Western Ky.), 9-29-12 LONGEST PLAY: 91, Michael Gordon (ASU) vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff, 8-31-13 215 — Marquis Williams (ASU) vs. Nevada, 11-20-93 PASSING 12. 209 — Derek Lawson (ASU) vs. TX Southern, 9-6-09 MOST ATTEMPTS: 56, Patrick Mitchell (Utah State), 9-2-95 13. 207 — Leroy Harris (ASU) vs. Southwestern La., 10-4-75 MOST COMPLETIONS: 37, Cody Wells (UL Monroe), 11-8-12 14. 204 — Jason Cooper (La. Tech), 9-28-91 MOST YARDS GAINED: 508, Tim Rattay (Louisiana Tech), 11-7-98 15. 201 — Jalen Nixon (Louisiana-Lafayette), 10-20-16 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES: 7, Tim Rattay (Louisiana Tech), 11-7-98 16. 193 — Antonio Warren (ASU) vs. Tulsa, 9-7-02 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED: 5, David Bates (TX-Arlington), 11-2-85 17. 192 — Dennis Bolden (ASU) vs. NE La., 9-4-76 BEST COMP. PCT. (Min. 10 Att.): .923 (12 of 13), Ryan Aplin (ASU), 9-22-12 18. 189 — Deon Ridgell (NW La.), 10-3-92 LONG PLAY: 84—T. Langford to J. Lewis (ASU) vs. SIU, 10-1-83; R. Slack to F. Turner, NW 19. 189 — Theron McClendon (McNeese St.), 10-25-80 La., 9-5-87; Corey Leonard to David Johnson (ASU) vs. ULL, 10-13-07 20. 184 — Michael Gordon (ASU), 11-16-13 21. 183 — Jonathan Adams (ASU) vs. NM St., 10-21-00 TOTAL OFFENSE 22. 181 — Dwane Brown (ASU) vs. Lamar, 11-15-86 MOST PLAYS: 92, Justice Hansen (A-State), 12-2-17 23. 176 — Chris Easley (ASU) vs. Idaho, 11-8-03 AStateRedWolves.com MOST YARDS GAINED: 489, Justice Hansen (A-State), 12-2-17 24. 176 — Roy Johnson (ASU) vs. Southern Ill., 9-30-89 25. 174 — Michael Desormeaux (UL Lafayette), 10-13-05 RECEIVING MOST RECEPTIONS: 14, Kevin Alexander (Utah St.), 9-2-95; Nick Dugas (ULL), 10-13-01; Brent Leonard (ULM), 11-8-12 A-STATE IN NCAA RECORDS MOST YARDS GAINED: 284, Lennie Johnson (ASU) vs. SW Mo. St., 11-8-97 MOST TD PASSES CAUGHT: 4, Troy Edwards from Tim Rattay (La. Tech), 11-7-98 Division I (FBS) LONGEST RECEPTION: 84, Judious Lewis from T. Langford (ASU) vs. South- TEAM ern Illinois, 10-1-80; Floyd Turner from Rusty Slack (Northwestern La), 9-5- 1. Rushing Offense Champions, 1975 87; D. from C. (ASU) vs. ULL, 10-13-07 2. Most Interceptions, 2015 3. Most Defensive Touchdowns, 2015 PUNTING 4. Most Tackles for Loss, 2016 MOST PUNTS: 12, John Howell (UT Chattanooga), 11-1-75; Scot Simons (ASU) vs. UAB, 11-22-97 INDIVIDUAL MOST PUNTING YARDAGE: 463, Dennis Pendergraft (NW La.), 10-7-78 1. Points responsible for per game — 22.2 avg by BEST PUN AVG. (Min. 3): 58.0, Stephen Hogan (ASU) vs. App. State, 11-15-14 (3-174) Justice Hansen, 2017 LONGEST PUNT: 80, Joe Slayton (ASU) vs. Lamar, 10-27-79 Division I-A KICKOFF RETURNS TEAM MOST RETURNS: 7, R. Kilow (ASU) vs. Boise St., 11-4-00; Ben West, FIU, 9-24-05; 1. Most Opp. Punts Blocked By (season) — 11 in 1975 Deion Holliman (Missouri State), 9-19-2016 2. Two opposing I-A players each gaining 200 yards MOST RETURN YARDS: 176, Lamont Zachery (ASU) vs. Southwestern La., 10-4-97 or more in a game: Corey Walker, ASU (212) LONGEST RETURN: 99, Michael Adams (ASU) vs. Lamar, 11-15-86; 99, Marcus and Charles Talley, Northern Illinois (251) Jones (Troy) 12-2-17 INDIVIDUAL PUNT RETURNS 1. Most Opponents Punts Blocked By (season) — 8 by MOST RETURNS: 8, Steve Hanschen (ASU) vs. Northwestern La., 10-7-78 Jimmy Lisko, 1975; Jimmy Francis, Baylor, 1989 MOST RETURN YARDS: 130, James Johnson (ASU) vs. UT Martin, 9-10-05 (for TD) LONGEST RETURN: 89, Kevin Jones (ASU) vs. Memphis, 9-27-07 (for TD) Division I-AA (FCS) TEAM INTERCEPTIONS MOST INT.: 3, G. Lee (ASU) vs. UTA, 11-2-85; Chris Thompson (Nicholls St.), 11-22-01 1. Fewest Passes Attempted By Both Teams MOST RETURN YARDAGE: 99, Money Hunter (ASU) vs. Texas State, 12-5-15 (game) — 11 (8 by ASU; 3 by Memphis, 1982) LONGEST RETURN: 100, Marcus Jones (Troy), 12-2-17 2. Annual Defense Champions—Arkansas St., 1985 3. Most Touchdowns Scored Rushing (game) — TEAM RECORDS 10 vs. East Texas State, 1987 MOST POINTS SCORED: 83, Arkansas State (vs. Texas Southern), 9-6-09 MOST POINTS (Both Teams): 103, Arkasnas State 68, NMSU 35, 11-29-14 4.ASU's 20-game home winning streak is the TOTAL OFFENSE: 764, Arkansas State vs. New Mexico State, 11-29-14 ninth-longest in I-AA history. MOST YARDS RUSHING: 621, ASU vs. Tennessee-Martin, 9-15-84 INDIVIDUAL MOST YARDS PASSING: 552, Louisiana Tech, 11-7-98 MOST FIRST DOWNS: 34, ASU (vs. Memphis), 9-8-12; ASU (vs. NMSU), 11-29-14 1. Most Consecutive Quarters Kicking a Field MOST PLAYS: 99, Arkansas State vs. Utah State, 9-2-95 Goal (career) — 7 by Scott Roper in 1986 (3 vs. McNeese State, 4 vs. North Texas State) CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM RECORDS | 182 | CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM TOTAL DEFENSE: 57, ASU (allowed to UT Chattanooga), 11-1-75 RUSHING DEFENSE: 11, ASU (allowed to Louisiana Tech), 10-15-83 1. Longest FG — 63 by Scott Roper vs. No. TX, 1987 PASSING DEFENSE: -3 , Southwestern La. (allowed to ASU), 10-10-81 TOP 20 MISCELLANEOUS RECORDS 1. For four straight seasons, ASU finished among the LONGEST WIN STREAK IN STADIUM: 17 (1984-87) top 12 I-AA teams in the final I-AA polls; 10th in LONGEST UNBEATEN STREAK IN STADIUM: 20 (1984-87) 1984, 6th in 1985, 2nd in 1986, 12th in 1987. LARGEST CROWD: 31,243 (vs.Middle Tennessee), 12-1-2012 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 INDIVIDUAL Louisiana Tech, 1981; C. Small, Fla. At- Most Penalty Yards: 189, NW Louisiana, 1976 lantic, 2006 Most Yards Returned: 100, Marcus Jones, Troy, LONGEST PLAYS RUSHING 2017 Most Rushes: 43, Barry Redden, Richmond, 1981 Best Average (Min. 2 returns): 47.0, David Du- RUSHING Most Yards: 272, Joe Abdullah, Pacific, 1994 mars, NE Louisiana, 1977 (2 returns) 1. 95, Keith White, Memphis State, 1948 Best Avg. (Min. 15 att.): 15.7, Marqui Warford, Memphis, 2013 Longest Return: 100, Marcus Jones, Troy, 2017 2. 92, Leon Fry, Abilene Christian, 1954 Most Touchdowns: 5, Kareem Hunt, Toldeo, 2014 3. 92, Lennie Kelly, Delta State, 1950 Longest Run: 95, Keith White, Memphis St., 1948 TEAM PASSING PASSING 1. 92, Clint Longley to Richard Williams, ACU, 1973 Most Attempts: 63, Jim Lindsey, Abilene Christian, 1970 RUSHING T2. 85, Ricky Dobbs to Greg Jones, Navy, 2010 Most Completions: 37, Cody Wells, UL Monroe, 2012 Most Rushes: 73, Southern Illinois, 1971; Mis- 85, Walter Phythian to Charles Andrews, NE La., 1986 Most Yards: 508, Tim Rattay, La. Tech, 1998 sissippi State, 1992 85, Chester Norris to Ken Farmer, Delta State, 1963 Most Touchdowns: 7, Tim Rattay, La. Tech, 1998 Most Yards: 505, Austin College, 1954 T5. 84, Rusty Slack to Floyd Turner, NW La., 1987 Best Percentage (Min. 20 Attempts): .882, PASSING 84, Danny Sparkman to Edwin Lovelady, Memphis, 1984 Clint Marks, MTSU, 2004 (30 of 34) Most Attempts: 65, Abilene Christian, 1970 84, Danny Sparkman to Derrick Crawford, Memphis, 1983 Most Interceptions: 5, Michael Johnson, Most Completions: 38, Nevada, 1996; La. Tech, 84, Paul McCall to T.Y. Hilton, FIU, 2008

Akron, 1988; Gene Johnson, OPPONENT RECORDS | 183 | 1996; Louisiana Tech, 1998 PUNTING Louisiana Tech, 1988; David Bates, Most Yards: 552, Louisiana Tech, 1998 1. 78, Steve Mick, Southern Illinois, 1976 Texas-Arlington, 1985; Ken Lauter- Most Touchdowns: 7, Louisiana Tech, 1998 2. 74, Dale Conner, North Dakota, 1970 bach, Abilene Christian, 1971; Mike Best Completion Pct.: .808, NT, 1988 (21 of 26) 3. 72, Brit Framel, UL Lafayette, 2006 Grejbowski, Drake, 1969; Tom Most Times Intercepted: 5, Florida Interna- 4. 71, Don Whitney, Texas-Arlington, 1973 Garza, Trinity, 1969 tional, 2005; Akron, 1988; La. Tech, T5. 70, Will Goggans, Troy, 2010 Longest Pass: 92, Clint Longley to Richard 1988; Texas-Arling ton, 1985; Memphis 70, W. Atterberry, North Texas, 2010 Williams, Abilene Christian, 1973 St., 1975; Abilene Christian, 1971; 70, Bucky Scribner, Kansas, 1981 TOTAL OFFENSE Drake, 1969; Trinity, 1969 FIELD GOALS Most Plays: 67, Jim Lindsey, Abilene Ch., 1970 TOTAL OFFENSE 1. 59, Alan Smith, Texas A&M, 1983 Most Yards: 506, Clint Longley, ACU, 1973 Most Plays: 99, Utah State, 1995 T2. 57, Alan Smith, Texas A&M, 1983 Best Average: 16.3, Paul Carruth, Ala., 1982 Most Yards: 730, Louisiana Tech, 1998 57, Mike Andrie, Lamar, 1987 RECEIVING Best Average: 9.5, Louisiana Tech, 1998 4. 55, Gregg Goodman, Southern Ill., 1970 Most Receptions: 18, Geoff Noisy, Nev., 1996 Most First Downs: 36, Louisiana Tech, 1990 5. 54, Skipper Butler, UT Arlington, 1968 Most Yards: 224, Martel Moore, NIU, 2012 Most Rushing First Downs: 21, Texas St., 2014 T6. 53, Sean Fleming, Wyoming, 1990 Best Average (Min. 3 catches): 50.3, Phillip Most Passing First Downs: 22, La. Tech, 1998 53, Rafael Septien, SW Louisiana, 1976 Dorsett, Miami, 2014 (4 for 201) Most Penalty First Downs: 4, McNeese State, 1986; 8. 52, Rafael Septien, SW Louisiana, 1976 Most Touchdowns: 4—Troy Edwards, La. Tech, 1998 Southern Ill., 1983; La. Tech, 1982; East Car., T9. 51, Stevie Artigue, Louisiana, 2017 SCORING 1996; So. Ala., 2014, Coastal Carolina, 2017 51, Jerry Pope, Louisiana Tech, 1973 Most Points: 30, Kareem Hunt, Toledo, 2014 SCORING PUNT RETURNS Most Touchdowns: 5, Kareem Hunt, Toldeo, 2014 Most Points: 95, Central Arkansas, 1937 1. 85, Vic Minor, Northeast Louisiana, 1979 Most Extra Point Kicks: 9, Jeremiah Detmer, Toledo, 2014 Most Touchdowns: 15, Central Ark., 1937 2. 80, L. Singleton, Florida Int’l, 2007 Most PAT Kick Attempts: 9, Jeremiah Detmer, Toledo, 2014

Most Extra Point Kicks: 10, La. State, 1991 3. 78, Andy Nelson, Memphis State, 1956 @AStateFB Most Field Goals: 6, Sean Fleming, Wyoming, Most PAT Kicks Attempted: 10, Louisiana 4. 77, Jeff Steele, Northeast La., 1989 1990; Alan Smith, Texas A&M, 1983 State, 1991; Louisiana Tech, 1998 5. 73, Stanley Kinchen, La. State, 1991 Most Field Goal Attempts: 7, Alan Smith, TAMU, Most Field Goals: 6, Wyoming, 1990; Texas A&M, 1983 6. 71, Tony Kowotski, Mississippi St., 1951 1983; Dustin Rivest, Florida Int’l, 2008 Most Field Goal Attempts: 7, Texas A&M, 1983 7. 70, Norman Duplain, Miss. St., 1950 Most Points Kicking: 20—Sean Fleming, Wyoming, PUNTING 8. 65, Leon Fry, Abilene Christian, 1953 1990; Alan Smith, Texas A&M, 1983 Most Punts: 13, Lamar, 1975 9. 60, Billy Cannon, Texas A&M, 1983 PUNTING Most Yards: 506, New Mexico State, 2017 KICKOFF RETURNS Most Punts: 13, Ricky Gohlke, Lamar, 1975 Best Average: 53.8, Southern Ill., 1982 (4 punts) 1. 100—Paul Hynes, La. Tech, 1957 Most Yards: 470, Bucky Scribner, Kansas, 1981 PUNT RETURNS T2. 99—JD Spielman, Nebraska, 2017 Best Average: 53.0, Austin Rehkow, Idaho, 2014 Most Returns: 10, Alabama-Birmingham, 1997 99—Marcus Jones, Troy, 2017 Longest Punt: 78, Steve Mick, So. Ill., 1976 Most Yards: 160, Oklahoma, 2000 99—Vic Kubu, Murray State, 1963 PUNT RETURNS Best Average: 42.0, North Texas, 1988 5. 98–U. Parrish, Tulsa, 2003 Most Returns: 10, Rodregis Brooks, Alabama- KICKOFF RETURNS T6. 97—Harold Robinson, Akron, 1991 Birmingham, 1997 Most Returns: 13, East Texas State, 1987 97—John Avery, Mississippi, 1996 Most Yards: 160, J.T. Thatcher, Oklahoma, 2000 (5 ret) Most Yards: 254, ULM, 2017 8. 96—Vic Kubu, Murray State, 1963 Best Average (Min. 3 returns): 32.0, J.T. Best Average: 52.3, Texas A&M, 2003 T9. 95—Marcus Green Thatcher, Oklahoma, 2000 (5 for 160) PASS INTERCEPTIONS 95—James Kennison, Southwestern La., 1955 Longest Return: 85, Vic Minor, Northeast La., 1979 Most Interceptions: 6, Southern Miss, 1979 INTERCEPTION RETURNS KICKOFF RETURNS (106 yards); Utah St., 2003 (10-25-03) 1. 100, Marcus Jones, Troy, 2017 Most Returns: 7, Nate McGhee, Southern Ill., 1987 Most Yards: 111, LSU, 1991 (4 returns) 2. 94, Billy Bond, Louisiana Tech, 1956 Most Yards: 195, Vic Kubu, Murray St., 1963 FUMBLES 3. 90, Ron Irvin, Southwestern La., 1977 Best Average (Min. 3 returns): 54.5, Charles Most Fumbles: 12, SW Louisiana, 1974 T4. 85, David Dumars, Northeast La., 1977 McDaniel, La. Tech, 1972 Most Fumbles Lost: 6, Mississippi St., 1956 85, Izell Reese, UAB, 1997 Longest Return: 100, Paul Hynes, La. Tech, 1957 PENALTIES 6. 84, Lorenzo Ferguson, Va. Tech, 1997 INTERCEPTIONS Most Penalties: 18, Trinity, 1972 7. 77, Percy Nabors, Memphis St., 1983 Most Interceptions: 3, Andre Young, BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

Neil Abel ...... 2009 inductee Jim Callaway ...... 1992 inductee Golf Coach, 1980-2006 Baseball, 1965-68 Linda Allison ...... 1994 inductee Ron Carroll ...... 2005 inductee AStateRedWolves.com Basketball, 1980-84 Trainer, 1976-present Fred Barnett...... 1999 inductee Maurice Carthon ...... 1991 inductee Football, 1986-89 Football, 1979-82 Randy Barnhill ...... 2003 inductee Nelson Catalina ...... 1991 inductee Football, 1984-86 Basketball Coach, 1979-95 Mike Beebe ...... 2008 inductee Howard Cissell ...... 1993 inductee Honorary Inductee Football, 1954-57 Earl Bell ...... 1986 inductee Michael Cline ...... 2015 inductee Track, 1974-77 Football, 1983-85 Bill Bergey ...... 1982 inductee Beth Cochran Thomas ...... 2017 inductee Football, 1965-68 Volleyball, 1996-99 Harold Blood...... 2016 inductee Gary Crane ...... 1992 inductee Track, 1988-90 Basketball, 1965-68; Football, 1967-68 Everett Bolton ...... 1986 inductee Carter Ray Crawford...... 1997 inductee Three sports, 1939-41, 1946-48 Football, 1984-85 Rusty Bourg...... 1995 inductee Dave Dailey ...... 2000 inductee Baseball, 1967-70 Golf, 1984-88 Gene Bradley ...... 2009 inductee Bill Davidson ...... 1984 inductee Football, 1976-79 Football, 1953-57; FB Coach, 1968-78 Steve Brooks ...... 1995 inductee Adrianne Davie ...... 2017 inductee Basketball, 1970-74 Women’s Basketball, 2004-07 Dwane Brown ...... 2001 inductee Tommy Davis ...... 2002 inductee Football, 1984-87 Football, 1958-59 Ray Brown ...... 1996 inductee John Dickey ...... 1997 inductee

A-STATE HALL OF HONOR | 184 | A-STATE Football, 1983-85 Basketball, Football, Baseball, 1947-48 Dan Buckley...... 1995 inductee John Dickson ...... 1984 inductee Football, 1966-69 Basketball, 1963-67 Jess Bucy ...... 1998 inductee Wayne Dorton ...... 2004 inductee Baseball, 1949-51; Basketball, 1949-51 Football, 1968-71 Mike Burk ...... 1997 inductee Bennie Ellender ...... 1982 inductee Basketball, 1964-68 Football Coach, 1963-70 Johnie Burnett ...... 1985 inductee Carlos Emmons ...... 2015 inductee Four sports, 1927-29 Football, 1992-95 Bill Caldwell ...... 1985 inductee Marina Engelbrecht ...... 2014 inductee Three sports, 1956-59 Women’s Tennis, 2003-06; Tennis Coach 2012-15

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Frosty England...... 1983 inductee Ken Jones...... 1987 inductee Football Coach, 1946-53 Football, 1972-75 Frank Farella ...... 1999 inductee Al Joyner ...... 1993 inductee Football, 1954-57 Track, 1980-83 David Faught ...... 2009 inductee Gerald Jumper ...... 1990 inductee Men’s Golf, 1994-97 Football, 1964-67 Bob Ferralasco ...... 2008 inductee Tim Keane ...... 2005 inductee Football 1946 Football, 1965-67; Football Coach, 1972-89 Charlotte Fields ...... 1998 inductee George Kell ...... 1999 inductee Basketball, 1984-88 Tennis, 1940 Jay Flanagan ...... 2007 inductee Monica Klebe ...... 1998 inductee Track Coach, 1989-2007 Track, 1986-89 Chico Fletcher ...... 2012 inductee Guy Kochel ...... 1984 induc tee Basketball, 1997-2000 Track Coach, 1972-89 Don Floyd ...... 2003 inductee John Koldus ...... 1995 inductee

A-STATE HALL OF HONOR | 185 | Athletic Director, 1969-75 Baseball, 1952-53; Football, 1950-52 Pedtra Wilson Flournoy...... 2002 inductee Larry Lacewell ...... 1987 inductee Track, 1990-93 FB Coach, Athletic Direc tor, 1979-90 Charlie Fredrick ...... 2006 inductee Tim Langford ...... 2008 inductee Football, 1984-87 Football, 1980-83 Aubrey Gatewood ...... 1988 inductee Harry Larche ...... 1983 inductee Baseball, 1956-59 Three sports, 1946-48 Bob Giersburg...... 1994 inductee Doug Lowery ...... 2005 inductee Track, 1966-68 Football, 1970-73 George Glenn ...... 1984 inductee Mike Malham, Jr...... 2001 inductee Baseball, 1963-66 Football, 1972-75 Terry Gwin ...... 1985 inductee Mike Malham, Sr...... 2006 inductee Football, 1965-66 Football Coach, 1971-84 Julie Hagood...... 2010 inductee Ron Meeks ...... 2017 inductee Women’s Basketball, 1997-2000 Football (1975-76), Track (1974) James Hamilton ...... 1990 inductee Tim Maloney ...... 2004 inductee Football, 1968-71 Baseball, 1981-83 Foy Hammons ...... 1988 induc tee Micah Marsh ...... 2007 inductee Foot ball, 1913-15; FB Coach, 1919-21 Basketball, 1994-98 Lauren Fair Harmon ...... 2008 inductee Jo Beth Carmack Mathis ...... 2000 inductee Volleyball, 1993-96 Volleyball, 1990-92 Calvin Harrell ...... 1994 inductee Margie Kolat McGee...... 2006 inductee Football, 1968-71 Volleyball, 1991-94 Jeff Hartwig...... 2000 inductee Kendra Meichsner...... 2005 inductee Track, 1989-90 Tennis, 1995-98 @AStateFB Dan Henderson ...... 1995 inductee Dennis Meyer ...... 1991 inductee Basketball, 1974-77 Football, 1968-71 Thomas Hill ...... 1982 inductee Maurice Miller ...... 1986 inductee Track, 1968-72 Three sports, 1946-50 David Hines...... 1996 inductee David Mitchell...... 2013 inductee Football, 1972-75 Football, 1970-73 Joe Hollimon ...... 1993 inductee Andy Morris ...... 1990 inductee Football, 1971-74 Baseball, 1958-61; SID, 1969-74; Asst. AD, 1974-77 Keith Horn ...... 2010 inductee Jerry Muckensturm ...... 1992 inductee Baseball, 1993-95 Football, 1972-75 T.J. Humphreys ...... 1988 inductee Anthony Myles ...... 2001 inductee Football, Track, 1973-77 Basketball, 1978-80 Marvin Jarrett ...... 2000 inductee Marvin Neloms...... 2011 inductee Basketball, 1978-80 Football, 1983-86 Sue Jayroe ...... 1997 inductee Newton Norris...... 2001 inductee Basketball, 1975-80 Basketball, 1934-37 Rickey Jemsion ...... 2012 inductee Beth Anderson Nuneviller ...... 2012 inductee Football, 1983-86 Volleyball, 1988-89, & Tennis, 1989-90 Garry Johnson...... 2011 inductee Okey Oldham ...... 1990 inductee Football, 1999-02 Football, 1928-29; Baseball, 1928-30 Tyrell Johnson ...... 2016 inductee Roy Painter ...... 2002 inductee Football, 2004-07 Football, 1973-76 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Bill Phillips ...... 1992 inductee Clovis Swinney ...... 1989 inductee Football, 1968-71 Football, 1967-69 Paul Pilla ...... 2015 inductee John Tate ...... 1998 inductee Track & Field, 1979-80 Basketball, 1986-89 Wayne Pitcock ...... 1991 inductee Sonja Tate ...... 2004 inductee Baseball, 1967-69 Basketball, Track, 1990-93 Chris Poole ...... 2010 inductee Donnie Taylor ...... 2001 inductee Volleyball Coach, 1987-92 Track, 1976-79 Ed Preston...... 1991 inductee Bill Templeton...... 1987 inductee Track, 1975-77 FB, 1954-56; FB Coach, 1965-79, Asst. AD, 1980- John Rauth ...... 1983 inductee cur. Basketball Coach, Golf Coach, 1949-79 Harold Thomas ...... 1996 inductee Tom Reese ...... 2007 inductee Baseball, 1953-56 Football, 1962-65 Willard Tilley...... 1982 inductee Kyle Richardson...... 2015 inductee Football, Basketball, 1939-40 Football, 1992-95 J.A. Tomlinson ...... 1982 inductee Don Riggs ...... 1986 inductee Athletic Dir., Base ball Coach, 1944-76 Four sports, 1955-59 Jan Troutt ...... 1996 inductee Kelly Riley...... 2009 inductee Track, 1983-85 Track & Field, 1989-92 Shyla Tucker ...... 2003 inductee David Rodely ...... 2015 inductee Basketball, 1991-94 Track & Field, 1988-91 Joe Turner...... 2011 inductee Jerry Rook ...... 1983 inductee Football, 1960-62 Basketball, 1962-65 Juli Vaccari ...... 1990 inductee Scott Roper...... 2010 inductee Volleyball, 1975-78 Football, 1986-87 Tommy Walker...... 2013 inducteed

AStateRedWolves.com John Rose ...... 1985 inductee Football, 1980-83 Track, Basketball Coach, 1963-76 Jim Wagner ...... 1996 inductee Dana Ryan...... 1989 inductee Baseball, 1967-70 Baseball, 1965-68 Terry Whiting...... 2016 inductee Daniel Ryland...... 2014 inductee Football, 1968-71 Track & Field, 1998-2000, 2002 Sam Wier ...... 1988 inductee Don Scaife ...... 1989 inductee Foot ball, 1960-62; Football Assistant, 1971- Basketball, 1973-75 72 Bobby Scott ...... 1992 inductee Matt Whiteside...... 2007 inductee Four sports, 1948-51 Baseball, 1987-90 Elbert Shelley...... 1997 inductee Bob Williams...... 1987 inductee Football, 1983-86 Track, 1975-79; Coach, 1980-86 Fred Shepherd ...... 2002 inductee J.H. Williams...... 2013 inductee Basketball, 1990-93 Basketball, 1973-75 Doug Shouse ...... 2013 inductee Marcia Williams...... 1993 inductee Track & Field, 1982-84 Tennis, 1977-80; Coach, 1980-2011 James E. Simmons ...... 2006 inductee H.T. Winters...... 1983 inductee Football, 1970-72 Football, Baseball, 1929-32 Ron Smith ...... 2014 inductee Jerry Ann Winters ...... 1994 inductee Football, 1976-79 Women's Basketball Coach, 1984-95 Leslie Speck...... 1984 inductee Bennie Wilhelm ...... 1993 inductee Three sports, 1931-35; Coach, 1936-38 Four sports, 1946-49 Robert Speer...... 2014 inductee Jim Wiseman ...... 2007 inductee Football, 1973-76 Football, 1984-87

A-STATE HALL OF HONOR | 186 | A-STATE Jerald Spencer ...... 2006 inductee Richie Woit ...... 1989 inductee Track & Field, 1965-67 Football, 1950-53 Tommy Spiers ...... 1998 inductee Kay Woodiel ...... 1988 inductee Football, 1954-56 Coach in three women’s sports, 1974-84 Paul Stovall...... 2000 inductee Josh Yates ...... 2017 inductee Football, Track, 1953-54 Baseball, 2006-07 Dan Summers ...... 1998 inductee Football, 1962-65 Kellie Suttle ...... 2016 inductee Track, 1994-96

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL THIS IS A-STATE | INSIDE Athletics Facilities ...... 188-189 Arkansas State University...... 190-191 Jonesboro...... 192-193 Sun Belt Conference ...... 194-195 ASU Administration ...... 196 ASU System President Dr. Charles L. Welch ...... 197 A-State Chancellor Dr. Kelly Damphousse ...... 198-199 A-State Director of Athletics Terry Mohajir...... 200-203 Athletics Department Directory ...... 204 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Arkansas State’s athletics programs com- A-State’s newest women’s program, bowl- pete in top-of-the line facilities. ing, competes in the Jonesboro Bowling Centennial Bank Stadium, which opened Center, where a new locker room, lounge in 1974, has evolved into a beautiful stadium and pro shop have been constructed which seats over 30,000 fans. The stadium The Red Wolves’ soccer and track and underwent a “Centennial Expansion” con- field teams utilized the same stadium for the struction project that covered 40,000 square first time in school history during 2014-15, feet, including the press box and concourse, as the soccer field was relocated as part of prior to the 2015 season. Now, additional the track facility. construction is underway on a two-level A-State has also completed a new 66,500-square foot football facility in Cen- women’s soccer and women’s tennis facility, tennial Bank Stadium’s north end zone. The which houses both squads’ locker rooms, project also includes new outdoor premium training room, offices and more. New tennis seating options comprised of loge boxes and courts were completed in 2016 as well. terrace seating with premium food and ac- Facilities have received a number of cess to two cash bars . facelifts since Director of Athletics Terry Mo- The 192,000 square-foot First National hajir’s arrival in 2012, making sure that the Bank Arena is a multi-purpose facility that is athletic department’s “front door” and other home to the A-State basketball, volleyball sports areas possess a first-class appear- and indoor track and field teams. ance. Coaches and student-athletes moved into A-State has completed, is in the process a $2.7 million track and field complex in of completing and has committed a com- spring 2004. It contains a new eight-lane bined $80 million in construction and facility 400-meter track, installed in 2016, and can renovations since Mohajir’s arrival, including be set up for two NCAA venues. stadium lighting and seats at Centennial AStateRedWolves.com Three local country clubs graciously allow Bank Stadium. Also included in the up- A-State’s men’s and women’s golf programs grades have been renovations and updates to utilize their facilities for practice and play. inside the A-State Football Facility and J.A. “Ike” Tomlinson Stadium-Kell Field weight rooms and locker rooms. Renovations serves as home to Red Wolves baseball. Built to the training rooms at both Centennial in 1993, the stadium received complete Bank Stadium and the Convocation Center, lighting in 1996, 206 field level seats were where new seating has also been installed, added for the 2008 season and a new score- are among the completed facility projects as board was installed in 2011. well.

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AStateRedWolves.com Arkansas State’s mission is to educate leaders, enhance intellectual growth and enrich lives. Founded in 1909, A-State is the second-largest university in the state and a leader within the Delta and Mid-South region. It hosts the first osteopathic medical school in the state of Arkansas, NYIT’s College of Osteo- pathic Medicine, and opened the first U.S.-style residential campus in Mexico in fall 2017. Dedicated to teaching, research, and service, the university provides students with the broad educational foundations that help them develop critical thinking, decision-making, analytical, and communication skills. The university is the state's leading provider of nursing graduates, early childhood educators, and agricultural business graduates. In addition, A-State has top-ranked programs in creative media and speech communication. Degree programs in the nursing and health professions are in great demand nationwide, and A-State boasts clinical affiliations with more than 500 health care facilities, where both physical therapy and occupational therapy doctoral programs are emphasized, alongside a doctoral nurse practitioner program. A-State offers management education that includes international business, technology, entrepreneurship, and economic development through action-based learning.

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Arkansas State is also home to the state-of-the-art Arkansas Biosciences Institute, where graduate and undergraduate students conduct cutting-edge research. The campus has seen more than $150 million in renovations and new facilities in the past seven years, including the expansion of on-campus housing by 500 residents for fall 2017. Private funding is supporting another $80 million in facility work currently underway for the northeast corner of campus, including the Red Wolf Convention Center and Embassy Suites. A-State is the cultural hub of the region with the largest concert venue, First National Bank Arena, as well as the largest concert hall and theatre located at Fowler Center. The Bradbury Art Museum is the region’s leading facility. Arkansas State’s Heritage Sites program operates four nationally or inter- nationally known museum locations including the Johnny Cash Boyhood Home and the Hemingway- Pfeiffer Museum.

Arkansas State University has been selected as one of the top-70 institutions of higher education in @AStateFB the Southern region by the editors of U.S. News & World Report magazine in the 2016 edition of “Amer- ica’s Best Colleges.” Arkansas State is also ranked in the top Southern universities by Princeton Review.

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AStateRedWolves.com Jonesboro, home of Arkansas The community is alive with cul- State University, weighs in as the tural events such as the art exhibi- largest city in Northeast Arkansas. As tions, theatrical and musical a matter of fact, if you form a trian- productions, not only on campus but gle by connecting Little Rock, St. in the city itself through the Jones- Louis and Memphis, Jonesboro boro Fine Arts Council, NEA Founda- stands out as the largest metropoli- tion of Arts, the Forum and the tan city in what amounts to a 17,000 Northeast Arkansas Symphony. square mile triangular area. Jonesboro is also the medical hub Jonesboro is a great city of over of northeast Arkansas and southeast 70,000, and is always ready to wel- Missouri, with two major hospitals

JONESBORO| 192 | come incoming A-State students and countless medical professionals. from the moment they arrive in The city is also a shopping mecca, town. The booming community has offering a modern business district matured over the past half century as well as quaint downtown antique into a regional center for cultural, shops and restaurants. The $100 educational, industrial, commercial, million Mall at Turtle Creek recently agricultural, communication, trans- opened with more than 100 stores. portation, recreational and medical One of the five largest cities in interests. It contains almost every Arkansas, Jonesboro is located be- convenience of a big city and every tween the vast and fertile Mississippi comfort of a small town. River and the cultural and scenic

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Jonesboro Mayor Harold Perrin has issued numerous official proclamations at Jonesboro City Council meetings recognizing the Red Wolves for their accomplishments, including during the 2015 season for their appearance in the GoDaddy Bowl (pictured). BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Entering the second decade of the new millen- tainability, and with the membership structure nium, the Sun Belt Conference continues to we now have in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Al- challenge itself, and its competitors, in all as- abama, Georgia and the Carolinas, that footprint pects of intercollegiate athletics. Not content is set up for even more success.” with being simply the youngest football conference in the Football Bowl Subdivision, the con- The Sun Belt gained much notoriety and notice ference has shown that it can rise each and during the last several football seasons, but that every season that comes along. And since the has by no means been the league’s only hall- birth of the league as a FBS member in 2001, mark. Men’s basketball – the league’s symbol of the evidence is clear that the conference is in- success in its formative years – recently finished deed rising above competitors and peer confer- with its highest conference RPI in more than a ences. decade with a No. 13 national finish, and conference members found success in several NCAA At no time has league athletic success been postseason events. more obvious than during the course of the last several football seasons. In recent years, Sun Those league successes have been more public Belt members have participated in as many as in recent years, in part because the Sun Belt it- six bowl games, a 50 percent increase in the self has been progressive and in the forefront of league’s former high-water mark and only a the digital media world. The league continues decade removed from a “one-bowl league” to adapt to the ever-changing world of colle- moniker in its formative years. More importantly, giate athletics and continues the process of Sun Belt teams didn’t just get to bowl games … evolving to better serve its membership, keep- they won them, again in record numbers. ing the pledge it made at its founding to be a league of opportunity. Athletic and academic During the last two seasons the Sun Belt tied its programs who have shown progressive thinking record for wins in the postseason with four wins and the desire to improve have always found a

AStateRedWolves.com in both 2016 and 2017. The Sun Belt finished home in the Sun Belt. second in bowl winning percentage among all 10 FBS conferences in each of those years while This past March, the Sun Belt was given a major also finishing fourth in 2015. opportunity boost in presenting itself to the viewing public as the league announced a con- Reaching back to the 2014 season, no confer- tinuation of its relationship with ESPN. The ence has a better total bowl winning percentage partnership with ESPN is the most significant (.611) than the Sun Belt Conference. Further, and extensive multimedia rights agreement in the Sun Belt has won more games during that conference history. Highlights of the contract period (11) than its peers the American Athletic includes that a minimum of 500 events a year Conference (10) and the Mid-American Confer- will appear on an ESPN platform beginning in ence (6). That fact is staggering when consid- 2020 and that every Sun Belt football, men’s ering the Sun Belt has reached its win mark basketball and women’s basketball game will be despite those conferences having more oppor- viewable on an ESPN platform. It was also an- tunities to win games (AAC – 27, MAC – 23, Sun nounced that linear network football games at Belt – 17). Sun Belt home venues will expand to a minimum of 10 games a year on a combination of All that success comes as the league begins a ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU, that Sun Belt new tradition this year. The 2018 season will Championship events will be on an ESPN plat- see the conference split into divisions form each academic year that will give exposure (East/West) for the first time and will stage its to all conference sports, and that digital pro- first-ever championship game at the end of the ductions will expand to include regular season regular season on December 1, 2018. The competition in Sun Belt sports that have re-

SUN BELT CONFERENCE | 194 | SUN BELT game will be played at the home site of the ceived only limited coverage previously. team with the highest overall winning percentage and will be nationally broadcast on ABC or Opportunity for Sun Belt growth and success ex- an ESPN network. tends beyond television deals. During the recent 2017-18 academic year, Sun Belt member Sun Belt Commissioner Karl Benson expressed institutions awarded more than $50 million in his enthusiasm by saying, “We are very excited scholarships to more than 3,100 student-ath- going forward in football. Having our champi- letes, while also providing life experiences such onship game this year only increases what we as team building, domestic and foreign travel, already have going. The footprint of this league community service, mentoring and recognition was done to ensure long-term success and sus- through honors and awards. Sun Belt institu- CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 tions are also leaders in providing career serv- seemingly with each year’s success outdoing the ices and the tools to assist in the pursuit of per- previous year. This past spring, a record 23 sonal goals. Each member employs full-time league programs were recognized for outstand- academic advisors and on average nearly two ing performance in the classroom, with those dozen tutors for academic support. This past teams earning NCAA Public Recognition Awards spring the Sun Belt hosted a mental health sum- for APR scores in the top 10 percent nationally. mit aimed at putting mental health awareness It was the fourth consecutive year the Sun Belt out front and reaching to erase the stigma as- has broken or tied its record for teams honored. sociated with mental health and the need to seek help. Appalachian State, Arkansas State, Coastal Car- olina, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Individual opportunities also extend beyond the Louisiana, ULM, South Alabama, Texas State league. The Sun Belt had 40 players on active and Troy give the league 10 football members. NFL rosters during the past season, with repre- Little Rock and UTA compete as Sun Belt mem- sentation on 23 of 32 NFL clubs. The league re- bers in all sports other than football, helping cently became one of seven conferences give the conference a mix of the “old” and the SUN BELT CONFERENCE | 195 | nationwide to have back-to-back first-round se- “new.” Long-time league members, including lections in the NBA Draft when Louisiana’s Elfrid charter member South Alabama’s distinction in Payton went No. 10 overall to the Orlando Magic being a Sun Belt member since its founding in and Georgia State’s R. J. Hunter was the No. 28 1976, continue to have success, and a solid pick of the Boston Celtics the following year. corps of conference newcomers continue to make their marks on league and national levels. The Sun Belt has nationally-respected programs in nearly every NCAA sport offering and remains The mix of members also gives the league vi- a fixture on the national scene while remaining tality and diversity across the South. The mix of heavily involved in the conduct and competition regions and regional cultures provides a rare op- of college athletics. But it also provides oppor- portunity for student-athletes and staffers to ex- tunities for success on many unique and differ- perience many environments, and the chance to ent levels. In athletic parlance, the Sun Belt has experience that diversity without leaving their “upside,” and its newest mantra of “Rise Above” own campuses. The Sun Belt is also noteworthy is just as applicable now as when it was founded for its attempts to make each of its champi- as a home to some of the nation’s premier mid- onship events in every sport a special moment major basketball programs. in the lives of its student-athletes and its many fans and followers. In its very first year, one of those programs reached the pinnacle of NCAA men’s basketball Many individuals from Sun Belt institutions have competition when UNC Charlotte earned a berth brought distinction to their alma maters, and not in the Final Four. That type of success set the just in athletics. For every All-Pro linebacker De- @AStateFB bar very high, but the league’s four-decade his- Marcus Ware (Troy) and NFL Man of the Year tory is sprinkled with landmark success in all Charles Tillman (Louisiana), world ranked golfer seasons. and US Open winner Dustin Johnson (Coastal Carolina) and for every World Series MVP David In the spring, baseball and softball continue to Freese (South Alabama) hailing from Sun Belt put the league in the national spotlight with schools, there are also U.S. presidents (Lyndon deep runs in postseason play and high visibility Johnson, Texas State), business icons (Chick-fil- in national polls. Coastal Carolina reigned A president Daniel Cathy, Georgia Southern), supreme at the pinnacle of college baseball, and nationally known entertainers (Ludacris, winning the College World Series for the 2016 Georgia State, Tim McGraw, ULM and George season. Louisiana’s baseball team ranked No. 1 Strait, Texas State). nationally recently and reached the NCAA Super Regional round in 2014 and 2015. The Cajun These proud alumni, as well as those who rep- softball team has advanced to Super Regional resent the dozen league institutions, are proof play five times in the last seven seasons includ- that the Sun Belt Conference is a league of ex- ing a trip to the Women’s College World Series. citement, a league of opportunity, and one that continues to provide the promise of success with Just as important as on-field success, the Sun each new day. Belt’s commitment to academic excellence remains a league symbol. The league’s record book for grade point averages and academic honors is a constantly-changing document, BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 BOARD OF TRUSTEES UNIVERSITY VICE CHANCELLORS

Dr. Tim Langford (Chair) Little Rock, Ark. Dr. Lynita Cooksey Dr. Len Frey Vice Chancellor Vice Chancellor Academic Affairs and Provost Finance and Administration

Niel Crowson (Vice Chair) Jonesboro, Ark.

AStateRedWolves.com Dr. Jason Penry Dr. Maurice Gipson Vice Chancellor Vice Chancellor University Advancement Diversity and Community Engagement INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS COMMITTEE The Intercollegiate Athletics Stacy Crawford (Secretary) Committee (IAC) was formed in Jonesboro, Ark. the spring of 1997. The IAC reviews and makes recommendations on issues in- volving the welfare of student-athletes, the role of athletics in Dr. Karen McDaniel campus life, and the athletics pro- IAC Chair gram’s compliance with the uni- Faculty Athletics Representative versity, conference, and NCAA regulations; serves as a search advisory committee for key athletics program personnel; reviews the role of existing and potential sports programs; and reviews the athletics budget. The committee reports to the Chancellor. ADMINISTRATION | 196 | ADMINISTRATION Price Gardner Membership consists of four students appointed annually by the Little Rock, Ark. Student Government Association (one should be a student-athlete); four faculty appointed by the Faculty Senate (staggered two-year terms); one Faculty Athletic Representative appointed by the Chancel- lor (two-year term); one executive staff member appointed by the Chancellor (two-year term); the Dean of University College; two staff members appointed by the Staff Senate (staggered two-year terms); Student Government Association and Student Activities Board presidents; and representatives from the following external organizations: Alumni Association, Red Wolves Foundation, Lettermen’s Club, and the Jonesboro Regional Chamber of Commerce ASU Committee. The Di- rector of Intercollegiate Athletics and the Senior Woman Athletic Ad- Christy Clark ministrator serve as ex-officio, nonvoting members. The chancellor Little Rock, Ark. appoints a chair at the beginning of each academic year. CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Department of Higher Education. He previously served as president of Hen- derson State University, chancellor of the University of Arkansas Community College at Hope; vice chancellor for academic affairs at ASU-Beebe; and dean ASU SYSTEM PRESIDENT DR. CHARLES L. WELCH | 197 | of university studies at Pulaski Technical College. Welch also worked at the Uni- versity of Arkansas at Little Rock and has served as an instructor of education and political science at three different colleges in Arkansas. A native of Jonesboro, Dr. Welch was a first-generation college student and the first member of either side of his extended family to receive a graduate degree. He received a Bachelor of Arts Dr. Charles L. Welch serves as presi- degree in political science from the Uni- dent of the Arkansas State University versity of Arkansas, where he served as System and as one of the state’s lead- president of the student body. He re- ing advocates for higher education. ceived a Master of Arts degree in polit- Dr. Welch was named the second ical management from George president of the ASU System in Novem- Washington University and a Doctor of ber 2010 and officially began his new Education degree in higher education position in April 2011. He is the administration from UALR. youngest person to ever serve as pres- His experience in the governmental ident or chancellor of an Arkansas com- affairs arena includes serving as a munity college and is the youngest White House intern and on the staffs of university president in Arkansas. U.S. Sen. David Pryor and then-U.S. During his tenure, Dr. Welch has Rep. Blanche Lincoln. hired new chancellors for all five of the He is a member of the American As- system’s campuses. Among the sys- sociation of State Colleges and Univer- tem’s major expansion initiatives under sities Board of Directors. He is a past his leadership are the merger of Mid- president of the Arkansas Association of South Community College in West Two-Year Colleges, is a former board Memphis; the August 2016 opening of member for the Arkansas Sheriffs’ NYIT College of Osteopathic Medicine Youth Ranches, and was inducted into at Arkansas State; and fall 2017 open- the Arkansas Boys State Hall of Fame. ing of a $100 million privately funded A- AY Magazine named Welch as one of @AStateFB State campus in Queretaro, Mexico. the “Powerful Men of 2013,” and in Additionally, the ASU System office was 2005, Arkansas Business selected relocated to Little Rock and expanded Welch to “40 Under 40,” which profiled to enhance its statewide exposure and 40 “intriguing business and political position in higher education leadership leaders under age 40.” at the State Capitol. Dr. Welch and his wife, Mandy, are Dr. Welch is chairman of the board of the parents of three daughters: Wheat- the Arkansas Association of Public Uni- ley Grace, Emma Caroline, and Ava versities, as well as co-chair of the ex- Claire. ecutive council of the Arkansas

BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 for his other goal -- becoming a Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer. Damp- housse likes to say that three years in prison at the Alberta Correctional Service where he served as a correctional officer refocused his dream of becoming a Moun- tie. Heading south, Damphousse enrolled at Sam Houston State University in Huntsville, Texas, where his life was changed forever. Along with completing his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, specializing in law enforcement and police science in 1987, he met Beth Smith, a Col- lege Station native who, in Kelly’s words,

AStateRedWolves.com “neither wanted to marry a cop or a Cana- dian.” After a brief stint as a security manager for Macy’s in Atlanta and New Orleans, he returned to graduate school at Texas A&M University where he discov- ered Satanism. Actually, it was his thesis on the etiol- Kelly Damphousse became Chancellor ogy of youthful Satanism that earned him of Arkansas State University on July 2017 his master’s in sociology in 1991. After for one simple reason: he wants to do completing his master’s degree, he pro- everything in his power to help the next gressed into drug use at A&M, completing generation of university students in the his doctorate under Howard Kaplan, the Mid-South achieve their academic director of the laboratory for the Studies dreams. of Social Deviance, and examined in his A personal touch with students, fac- dissertation the long-term consequences ulty, staff, alumni, and members of the of using drugs. community has been Damphousse’s hall- He began his university career as an mark throughout his career, and at assistant professor in the Department of Arkansas State, has inspired those groups Justice Sciences at the University of Ala- to adopt his “Every Red Wolf Counts” bama at Birmingham in 1994, and then phrase as their operating philosophy. His returned to his alma mater of Sam Hous- self-effacing humor and a lifetime spent ton State one year later as an assistant relating to individuals regardless of the professor in the College of Criminal Jus- job has endeared him to Arkansas State. tice. Named to the Jonesboro Regional Cham- Damphousse moved to the University ber of Commerce Board of Directors after of Oklahoma in 1997 as member of the his arrival, he has also served in official Department of Sociology, where he di- and unofficial capacities with local and re- rected several research projects, most no- gional agencies. tably the “American Terrorism Study” with Raised in a small fishing village in Brent Smith of the University of Arkansas. northern Canada, Damphousse attended He also worked on the Arrestee Drug Lethbridge Community College where he Abuse Monitoring project in Oklahoma earned an associate’s degree in law en- City and Tulsa, and the first-ever field test forcement in 1982. A failed professional of voice-stress analysis deception detec- tion software. Damphousse was the prin- A-STATE CHANCELLOR DR. KELLY DAMPHOUSSE | 198 | DAMPHOUSSE DR. KELLY CHANCELLOR A-STATE hockey tryout foiled one of his two early life ambitions -- a career as a goalie in the cipal investigator or co-principal NHL. His degree was the starting point investigator on 42 projects at Oklahoma CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 and Sam Houston State. Chancellor of Arkansas State, the sixth to The co-author with Smith and Jeffrey hold the title since it was instituted in Gruenewald of the forthcoming 2018 2006. Damphousse joins the line of suc- book, Patterns of American Terrorism, cessors to the university’s founding leader, Damphousse also served as the co-editor V. C. Kays, from 1909 as the 13th chief of Social Science Quarterly, volumes 92 executive of the institution.

A-STATE CHANCELLOR DR. KELLY DAMPHOUSSE| 199 | through 97. He has authored or co-au- He and Beth have two daughters who thored 26 peer-reviewed articles in schol- are both graduates of Oklahoma. arly publications, 31 book chapters and 20 Kayleigh, a 2014 sociology graduate, peer-reviewed technical reports. earned a master’s degree at Kansas, and Becoming associate dean in 2004, he is now the assistant director for retention was appointed the interim dean of CAS at and persistence at the University of Oklahoma in 2013. Damphousse was Florida. Kristen, a 2016 biology graduate, made the permanent dean in 2014. As recently completed her master’s degree in the leader of OU’s largest and oldest col- public health at Emory University. The lege, Damphousse led the first college- Damphousses are also the proud parents wide strategic planning exercise as well as of Maple Leif, a standard poodle and lab assisting faculty and staff in the raising of mix, who serves as the First Dog of A- more than $30 million in private giving. State and tweets at @MapleLeifDamp. He is the third permanently appointed

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Dr. Kelly Damphousse became Chancellor of Arkansas State University on July 1, 2017 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 Arkansas State had its first female student-athlete ever win an individual national championship and its women’s athletics program claimed its highest finish all-time in the Capital One Cup standings, earning two prestigious “Top-50” awards for ranking No. 44 among all NCAA Division I programs during 2013-14 and No. 45 in 2015-16. The No. 44 ranking remains the highest ever by a Sun Belt Conference women’s program. The 2013-14 athletics year also saw A-State enjoy its highest ever finish in the Learfield Sports Director’s Cup standings, ranking No. 1 in the Sun Belt Conference and No. 83 in the nation among 297 schools. The Red Wolves’ finish not only set a school record, it topped the program’s previous high of No. 134 set in 1999- 2000 by 51 places. A-State posted its second and third highest finishes ever in the standings

AStateRedWolves.com Terry Mohajir became the 11th Director of in 2016-17 and 2015-16, respectively. A-State Athletics in A-State history on September 19, has led the Sun Belt Conference twice in the 2012, and since that time the Red Wolves have standings and finished among the league’s top enjoyed unprecedented overall success aca- four programs every year under Mohajir. demically, competitively and financially. During Mohajir’s tenure, A-State has won four Since being named director of athletics, Mo- football conference championships with three hajir (pronounced MO-HODGE-ER) has adopted different head coaches, including Gus Malzahn, an “ALWAYS RISING” slogan as an expansion on Bryan Harsin and Blake Anderson. His hires have the popular “RED WOLVES RISING” campaign. been heralded by the national media as some of With that theme in mind, the Arkansas State the best in the country. alumnus has instituted sweeping changes, cre- Mohajir has responded well with coaching ated new policies, produced record-breaking transitions. Carrying out one of his first major fundraising totals, overseen significant facility acts as athletics director, he appointed an in- upgrades, almost tripled the athletics depart- terim head football coach and kept the entire ment budget and implemented creative philoso- assistant coaching staff in place for the 2013 phies that have strengthened the Red Wolves’ GoDaddy.com Bowl. The Red Wolves went on to national brand. During his watch, the Red claim their first bowl victory since 1970 and their Wolves have accomplished numerous firsts in first win over a top-25 ranked opponent since both academics and athletics accomplishments, joining the FBS in 1992. Faced with a head foot- but the Red Wolves’ passionate and energetic ball coaching change following the next season leader continues to reinforce his belief that “our as well, Mohajir guided A-State through the accomplishments of today become our expecta- process again by keeping the assistant coach- tions of tomorrow.” ing staff in place and giving the Red Wolves A-State has claimed 18 conference champi- everything needed in order to pick up a second onships under Mohajir, including four Sun Belt consecutive GoDaddy Bowl win. football titles (2012, 2013, 2015 and 2016) and Mohajir has successfully guided A-State league crowns in volleyball (2015 and 2016), through coaching changes in other sports as men’s indoor (2015 and 2018) and outdoor well. He appointed Mike Hagen head men’s golf (2016 and 2018) track and field, women’s bowl- coach prior to the 2015-16 season, and he was ing (2016 and 2018), women’s basketball (2014 promptly named the Sun Belt Conference Coach and 2016), men’s basketball (2013), women’s of the Year. Mohajir’s most recent hire, Mike indoor (2013) and outdoor (2015) track and Balado, was previously the lead assistant at one field and women’s cross country (2013). of the elite men’s basketball programs in the na- Since 2012-13, the Red Wolves have won a tion in Louisville and is considered one of the league-high 16 Sun Belt titles. The next closest top up-and-coming head coaches in the nation. programs over the last six years are UT Arling- He replaced Mohajir’s previous hire, Grant Mc-

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS TERRY MOHAJIR | 200 | TERRY OF ATHLETICS DIRECTOR ton and South Alabama with 11 championships Casland, who led the Red Wolves to 20 regular- each. A-State’s 18 total conference champi- season victories to tie the school record in his onships over the last six years are six more than lone year with the program. it won the previous 12 years from 2000-11 com- Six different coaches at A-State since Moha- bined. jir’s arrival have been named either a Sun Belt CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 Conference Coach of the Year or national Coach under Mohajir. The most recent data an- of the Year a combined 14 times. nounced in 2017 saw A-State produce a school- The value he places on the student-athlete record 83 percent GSR, topping its previous high has been evident, creating the inaugural A-State of 79 set just one year prior. The Red Wolves Awards held at the end of each year to celebrate continue to increase their Academic Progress both their academic and athletic accomplish- Rate (APR) as well with the most recent data re- ments. He was behind the development of a flecting a school-record 971 score. student-advisory group that encompasses Additionally, the Red Wolves’ have made a everything from a student-athlete mentorship strong commitment to cost of attendance, ap- DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS TERRY MOHAJIR | 201 | program to fostering leadership in the commu- propriating funds for all student-athletes that is nity. The Red Wolves Leadership Academy pro- in the top 15 percent of all FBS schools. gram (RWLA) was designed with the sole Mohajir’s candid media interviews and en- purpose to obtain 100 percent job placement for gaging public speaking appearances have capti- all the athletics department’s student-athletes vated the Red Wolves’ fan base, but his actions upon graduation, and that key initiative has in a short amount of time have also reflected his been achieved the last four years in a row. vision to take A-State Athletics to new heights. The RWLA continues to strengthen with a The primary development arm of A-State Ath- new study abroad component added to foster letics, formerly known as the Red Wolf Club, has global awareness, which is often cited by em- been renamed the Red Wolves Foundation and ployers as a positive attribute they seek. The a new logo has been introduced as part of a re- study abroad program was designed to allow branding effort. The changes have been in con- students the ability to make themselves more junction with new and exciting initiatives that marketable in the workforce. The summer of have been put in place, designed to make a sig- 2015 saw Arkansas State student-athletes take nificant impact on donor relations and fundrais- part in the first study abroad program offered ing opportunities. The positive results are by any university and their athletics department evident with a 184 percent increase in the foun- in the nation. The program goes hand-in-hand dation’s annual fund and premium seating rev- with the RWLA’s primary purpose to obtain 100 enue, while capital facilities fundraising is at an percent job placement for all its graduating stu- all-time high as well. dent-athletes. Another area that has seen dramatic growth The Red Wolves’ academic performance reached under Mohajir is the Lettermen’s Club, which has an all-time high during record-setting years seen membership increase 205 percent since since 2014-15, each year setting a new school 2012. A-State has also achieved its highest spot standard for all-department GPA. The most re- ever in the Collegiate Licensing Company’s cent 2017-18 academic year saw A-State’s all- (CLC) rankings and set school records for both department GPA rise to 3.100 as a school-record football total season ticket sales and season 223 student-athletes made the fall 2017 Athlet- ticket revenue. Not only that, A-State recently ics Director’s Honor Roll. ranked 21st among schools in the Group of 5 The program has also increased its Gradua- conferences in self-generated revenue. tion Success Rate (GSR) the last three years The athletics department’s budget increased

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BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 from $15.3 million in Mohajir’s first year to a facility project in Centennial Bank Stadium’s school-record $43.1 million (FY 2016), repre- north end zone as well. senting an increase of 181 percent. A-State Ath- Construction on the end zone facility began in letics placed among the top 10 programs in the December of 2017 following another $5 million nation in each of the four most recent Excel- commitment by Allison and an additional $5 mil- lence in Management Cup standings, which an- lion contribution from Centennial Bank. nually reviews the nation’s athletics Additionally, a 78,000-square foot Student departments in regards to maximizing fiscal re- Activity Center (SAC), which also serves as an sources while providing results in the form of indoor practice facility for A-State sports, has championship victories. been constructed on the north side of Centen- The growth of A-State’s brand under Mohajir nial Bank Stadium. The approximate cost was led to signing a new 10-year agreement in 2016 $11 million for construction of the center and with Learfield Sports, one of the multimedia in- the relocation of the soccer complex. dustry leaders, which is generating unprece- Committed to Title IX and gender-equity ini- dented revenue in the athletics department’s tiatives, A-State has worked to improve coach- history. Arkansas State, in the fall of 2016, also ing staff sizes and salaries, operation funding entered a new seven-year partnership with adi- and facilities under Mohajir. Among the up- das that is the most lucrative apparel-based grades, A-State has completed a new women’s contract in school history and makes it an elite soccer and women’s tennis facility, which houses adidas program. both squads’ locker rooms, training room and

AStateRedWolves.com Mohajir has made it a point to engage the fan more. A new women’s bowling locker room, base, stressing the importance of fan experience lounge and pro shop have also been con- through avenues such as courtside seating at structed. basketball games, enhancing game-day atmos- His philosophies on scheduling have been phere and ensuring that staff go out of their way well documented, and they resulted in home- to extend every fan their assistance. Also among and-home games scheduled with nationally- the changes in this area was the installation of prominent programs such as Missouri and Miami a new approximately 1,600 square foot LED for the first time in A-State history. He has cap- Daktronics scoreboard at Centennial Bank Sta- italized on the Red Wolves recent success by dium. gaining additional games against teams such as Facilities have received a number of facelifts Southern Cal, making A-State the first Sun Belt since Mohajir’s arrival as well, making sure that program to schedule a football contest against the athletic department’s “front door” and other the Trojans. In 2020, the Red Wolves will be- sports areas possess a first-class appearance. A- come just the second SBC team to play Michi- State has completed, is in the process of com- gan. pleting and has committed a combined $80 Mohajir was appointed as the Sun Belt Con- million in construction and facility renovations ference’s representative on the inaugural Col- since Mohajir’s arrival, including stadium light- lege Football Playoff Athletic Director’s Advisory ing and seats at Centennial Bank Stadium, new Board, acting as one of 10 athletics directors tennis courts and a new outdoor track. Also in- from FBS conferences on the board. He was also cluded in the upgrades have been renovations asked to serve on the NCAA Division I Champi- and updates inside the A-State Football Facility onships Cabinet and the NCAA Division I Foot- and with weight rooms, locker rooms and train- ball Issues Committee. Mohajir was one of six ing rooms at both Centennial Bank Stadium and athletics directors appointed to the NCAA Divi- First National Bank Arena, where new seating sion I Football Ad Hoc Recruiting Working has been installed. Group, which was formed to conduct a compre- The Red Wolves Foundation received a $5 hensive review of Division I football recruiting million gift commitment from alumnus Johnny legislation. Allison for a renovation to its “Centennial Ex- He was most recently appointed Chairman of pansion,” and it is tied for the largest individual the Sun Belt Conference AD’s Committee and, donation in A-State Athletics history. The con- additionally, he was invited to be a guest pan- struction and renovation project to the stadium’s elist at the prestigious Knight Commission pub- press box and west-side concourse covered lic meeting in May 2017 at the National Press 40,000 square feet and cost $26 million. Club. The Red Wolves Foundation received a $5 Mohajir continues to evaluate and process in-

DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS TERRY MOHAJIR | 202 | TERRY OF ATHLETICS DIRECTOR million contribution from First National Bank in formation to complete a national-branding cam- October 2017 in conjunction to naming rights to paign, but has already started building a strong the facility formerly known as the Convocation foundation for the future of A-State Athletics. Center, and Mohajir is oversaw the fundraising Mohajir's career path went through three other efforts for an approximately $29-million football NCAA Division I institutions, including the Uni- CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 versity of Missouri-Kansas City, Florida Atlantic but didn't go far, staying in the Kansas City area and Kansas, before leading him back to his alma to take over his administrative position with the mater. newly-created Division I UMKC Athletics pro- Mohajir's wealth of experience, history of gram. There he supervised marketing and pro- success working with a university in A-State's motions, sports information, fundraising, radio current conference and his noted accomplish- and TV contracts, corporate sales, tickets, event ments at a BCS automatic qualifying school operations, sports medicine, strength and con- made him a clear choice to take over the reins ditioning and men's soccer. at Arkansas State. Under his leadership, the Kangaroos saw dra- DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS TERRY MOHAJIR | 203 | Mohajir has gained national respect in colle- matic increases in endowment, sponsorships, giate athletics while working with some of the ticket revenue and its donor base. One of his finest administrators and coaches in the country, more visible accomplishments at UMKC was the such as former FAU, Louisville, Miami and Okla- fundraising and construction efforts for a new homa head football coach Howard Schnellen- training room and strength and conditioning berger. center. The Overland Park, Kansas native has been During his time as an assistant coach at Kansas, involved with major fundraising campaigns at Mohajir was on the staff that beat UCLA in the multiple universities, while al so overseeing cor- 1995 Aloha Bowl and had a final ranking of No. porate sales, marketing promotions and ticket 9 in the AP poll. He was also a football ticket sales. Prior to A-State, he most recently served sales and promotions account executive for 16 months as Kansas' Senior Associate Director Kansas Athletics and earned a master's degree of Athletics and Chief Marketing Officer. Prior to in sports management at KU in 1997. his time with the Jayhawks, he spent a seven- Mohajir graduated from Arkansas State Univer- year stint as Florida Atlantic's Senior Associate sity with a major in sports management and a Director of Athletics for External Relations from minor in business marketing in 1993. He was a 2004-11 after working at UMKC from 1997-2004 starting safety on A-State's football team. as its Assistant Director of Athletics for External Mohajir is married to the former Julie Hammond Relations. and they have two daughters, Maria (17) and Mohajir worked at Kansas in a variety of ca- Molly (15), and son, Marco (10). pacities during two different stints, but his latest stop in Lawrence saw him assume responsibility for the Williams Education Fund that totaled over $22 million in revenue for the fiscal year 2012. He supervised the athletics department's areas that generated over $40 million in revenue. In addition, Mohajir oversaw Kansas' multimedia rights partnership for IMG. His most recent role as Chief Marketing Officer was heavily focused on the market strategies for the pro- posed football stadium renovations. Mohajir went to Kansas from his position at Florida Atlantic, where he oversaw development, marketing, ticket sales, corporate sales and the media relations department. Foremost among his responsibilities was a fundraising @AStateFB campaign for a $70 million on-campus football stadium. His astute project management helped the Owls' football program reach the 2007 New Orleans Bowl in just its fourth year as an FBS program, an NCAA record for the fastest start- up program to go to a bowl game. During his tenure, FAU's athletics department enhanced its major gift program 800 percent, Owl Club giving increased 400 percent and special-events revenue increased 150 percent. Mohajir's original connection to KU dated back to the early 1990's, when he was a graduate assistant, an assistant offensive line coach and game-day special team's football coach for the Jayhawks (1993-96). He left Kansas in 1997 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 AREA CODE 870 TICKET OFFICE ATHLETICS ...... 972-3880 Haley Stout Box Office Manager 972-2781 ATHLETIC TRAINING...... 972-3342 Teresa Ryan Asst. Box Office Manager 972-2781 COMPLIANCE ...... 972-2813 Tyler Weedon Ticket Sales & Fan Development Executive 680-8325 DEVELOPMENT & RED WOLVES FOUNDATION 972-2401 MARKETING AND PROMOTIONS...... 972-3930 STUDENT SERVICES AND ACADEMIC SUPPORT MEDIA RELATIONS ...... 972-2541 Abby Wilson Associate AD for Student Services 972-3356 ATHLETICS PERFORMANCE...... 972-2082 Shaquita Lee-Renelique Assistant Director of Student Services 972-2302 STUDENT SERVICES & ACADEMIC SUPPORT . 972-2813 Katharine Whitaker Academic Coordinator 972-2721 TICKET OFFICE ...... 972-2781 Nate Carr Academic Coordinator 680-4791 BASEBALL...... 972-2700 Brodrick Johnson Academic Coordinator 972-3702 MEN’S BASKETBALL ...... 972-2077 Crimsynn Dover Eligibility Certification Officer 972-3831 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL ...... 972-2303 TBA Administrative Asst. for Student Services 972-2304 WOMEN’S BOWLING ...... 972-3876 FOOTBALL ...... 972-2082 VIDEO MEN’S GOLF ...... 972-3411 Chris Buttgen Video Coordinator 680-8004 WOMEN’S GOLF ...... 972-2777 TBA Video GA 680-8004 TRACK AND FIELD, CROSS COUNTRY. . . . 972-3350 WOMEN’S SOCCER...... 972-2340 BASEBALL WOMEN’S TENNIS ...... 972-3876 Tommy Raffo Head Coach 972-2700 VOLLEYBALL...... 972-3876 Rowdy Hardy Assistant Coach 680-4339 Rick Guarno Assistant Coach 680-4338 ADMINISTRATION Craig Massoni Volunteer Assistant Coach 680-4336 Terry Mohajir Director of Athletics 972-3882 Rich Zvosec Senior Assoc. AD for Administration 972-3005 MEN’S BASKETBALL Amy Holt Associate AD/SWA 680-4163 Mike Balado Head Coach 972-2077 Claire Drerup Assistant AD for Administration 972-3126 Vince Walden Assistant Coach 972-3512 Karen Carter Business Manager 972-3115 Casey Stanley Assistant Coach 972-2491 Mallory Kibler Administrative Asst. for Administration 972-2991 Mike Scutero Assistant Coach 972-2390 Karen McDaniel Faculty Athletics Representative 972-3430 Frank Holloway Director of Basketball Operations 972-2627 ATHLETIC TRAINING WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Ron Carroll Head Certified Trainer 972-3923 Brian Boyer Head Coach 972-2303 Matthew Kabay Assistant Athletic Trainer 972-2419 Deidra Johnson Assistant Coach 972-3637 Simone Rush Assistant Athletic Trainer 680-4009 Aundrea Gamble Assistant Coach 972-3583 Eric Ennis Assistant Athletic Trainer 680-4008 Autumn Rademacher Assistant Coach 972-2473 Adam Norman Assistant Athletic Trainer 680-8312 TBA Director of Basketball Operations 972-3537 Phil Duplessy Athletic Training GA 680-8310 Rachel Lamb Athletic Training GA 972-3682 WOMEN’S BOWLING Nikki Frushour Athletic Training GA 680-8309 Justin Kostick Head Coach 972-8552 Kortney Delafosse Athletic Training GA 680-8308 Tanner Seal Assistant Coach 972-3876 Konstandena Brown Athletic Training GA 680-8311 FOOTBALL

AStateRedWolves.com COMPLIANCE Blake Anderson Head Coach 972-2092 Joel Weems Associate AD for Compliance 972-3098 Trooper Taylor Assistant Head Coach 972-3873 Nikki Shannon Assistant Director of Compliance 972-3162 Joe Cauthen Defensive Coordinator 972-3294 Buster Faulkner Offensive Coordinator 680-8438 DEVELOPMEN Chris Buckner Assistant Coach 972-2082 Adam Haukap Senior Assoc. AD for Development & Revenue 972-2401 Kyle Cefalo Assistant Coach 680-8003 Liz Woidt Associate Director of Development 972-3895 Brian Early Assitant Coach 972-3872 Carlos McCants Asst. AD for Development & Lettermen Relations 972-3004 Allen Johnson Assistant Coach 680-8055 John Kakenewerth Development Coordinator 680-4353 Norval McKenzie Assistant Coach 680-8002 Gina Winchester Administrative Asst., Red Wolves Foundation 972-2401 Nick Paremski Assistant Coach 972-3716 Allen Rudolph Assistant Coach 972-3871 FACILITIES AND EQUIPMENT Matt Ellerbrock Football GA (LB) 972-2082 Randy Knowles Assistant AD for Facilities & Event Management 972-2578 Andrew Norman Football GA (QB) 972-2082 David Swift Asst. Facilities & Event Management 972-2578 Michael Gibbs Football GA (OL) 972-2082 Tim Davis Equipment Manager 680-8093 Cedric Douglas Football GA (DL) 972-2082 Robert Marchand Assistant Equipment Manager 680-8093 Andrew Norman Quality Control for Special Teams 972-2082 Aubrey Champion Equipment GA 680-8093 Derrik Haney Defensive Quality Control 972-2082 Bobby Burton Ath. Facilities Supervisor/Grounds & Landscape 972-2066 Scotty Conley Asst. AD, Director of FB Operations 972-3874 Dave Roberson Director of Player Personnel 680-8005 MARKETING AND FAN EXPERIENCE Karen Rinehart Administrative Assistant 972-2092 Sarah Munoz Assoc. AD for Marketing & Fan Engagement 972-2950 Yvonne Foster Administrative Assistant 972-2082 Phil George Asst. AD for Marketing & Creative Media 972-2943 TBA Dir. of Marketing, Community Outreach 972-2558 MEN’S GOLF Jake Pendergist Dir. of Video Content & Opertations 972-9996 Mike Hagen Head Coach 972-3411 Max McGrail GA Coach 972-3411 RED WOLVES SPORTS PROPERTIES Erik Book General Manager 972-2944 WOMEN’S GOLF Kristen Siler Manager, Business Development 674-4311 MJ Desbiens Shaw Head Coach 972-2708 Shayne Odum Coordinator of Partnership Services 972-2464 Rachel Pollock GA Coach 972-2708

STAFF DIRECTORY | 204 | DIRECTORY STAFF SPIRIT GROUPS WOMEN’S SOCCER Paige Pauley Coordinator/Head Coach 972-4077 Brian Dooley Head Coach 972-3195 Shannon Washington Assistant Coach 972-8193 MEDIA RELATIONS Daniel O’Hare GA Coach 972-3876 Jerry Scott Associate AD for Media Relations 972-3405 Mark Taylor Assistant Dir. of Media Relations 972-3547 WOMEN’S TENNIS Chris Graddy Assistant Dir. of Media Relations 972-2707 Kel Lange Head Coach 972-2795 Dennen Cuthbertson Assistant Dir. of Media Relations 972-2541 Julie Gauguery GA Coach 972-2795 Dustin Sullivan Director of Digital Media 972-2682 TRACK AND FIELD AND CROSS COUNTRY ATHLETICS PERFORMANCE Jim Patchell Head Coach 680-4001 Pat Ivey Asst. AD for Athletics Performance 680-8253 Matt Kraft Assistant Coach 680-4003 Ryan Jackson Director of Athletics Peformance Operations 972-2082 Matt Vining Assistant Coach 680-4004 Matt Murphy Asst. Dir. of Athletics Performance 972-2082 Jarius Cooper Assistant Coach 680-4005 James Diaz Director of Basketball Athletics Performance 972-3897 Kyle Chandler Head Cross Country Coach & Asst. Coach 972-3793 Max Tilden Asst. Dir. of Athletics Performance 972-2082 Jen Taft Asst. Athletics Performance Coach 972-3897 WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL Riley Trowbridge Athletics Performance GA 972-2082 David Rehr Head Coach 972-2725 Miles Drummond Athletics Performance GA 972-2082 Brian Gerwig Assoc. Head Coach/Recruiting Coord. 972-3524 Carissa Damler Assistant Coach 972-3876 CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL MEDIA INFORMATION | INSIDE Media Relations Staff...... 206 Media Information...... 206-209 EAB Red Wolves Sports Network ...... 210 Media Outlets ...... 211 Directions to Centennial Bank Stadium ...... 212 ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016 PRESS BOX: The press box at Centen- nial Bank Stadium is a multi-level facility A-STATE ATHLETICS located on the west side of the stadi um MEDIA RELATIONS com plex. It has ele vator ser vice to the media levels used by working media repre sen ta tives. The press box houses a Jerry Scott photo deck, televi sion booths, radio Director booths, sports writ ers and stat isti cians. Office: 870-972-3405 The press box is equipped with phone Cell: 870-243-6021 lines, high-speed internet connections [email protected] and wireless internet service. Admit tance to these lev els is by special creden tials is- Dennen Cuthbertson sued only by the A-State Athletics Media Relations Department. The credential Assistant Director must be shown to the ele vator op er ator. Office: 870-972-2428 Cell: 870-820-0594 CREDENTIALS: Requests with names [email protected] should be made as far in advance as possible because of space limi ta tions. Re- Chris Graddy quests are honored from official media Assistant Director outlets. Requests from indi vid u als not Office: 870-972-2707 employed by a media outlet, including Cell: 870-340-7836 freelance photographers, will not be con-

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CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 nat ed inter view area on the third floor of Wolves.com. Television stations wishing the A-State Football Facility. to access the FTP site to download video and sound should contact the A-State PLAYER INTERVIEWS: All telephone Media Relations Office. or in-person inter views with any of the players must be arranged through the COLLEGE PRESS BOX: Media can ac- Media Relations Office. No player tele- cess notes, quotes, stats, media informa- phone numbers or housing information tion and much more from Arkansas State will be given out, but arrangements will and its opponents on the Sun Belt section be made for players to return calls to of CollegePressBox.com. To access the media members at a mu tu ally agreed site, visit www.collegepressbox.com. For upon time. When visiting practice ses- the site’s username and password, please sions, media members are encour aged to contact the A-State Media Relations Of- conduct inter views with players after fice. MEDIA INFORMATION | 209 | practice. BEST TIME TO CALL HEAD COACH: If PRACTICES: Practices will be an- you find it impos sible to attend the regu- nounced as open or closed through the lar media confer ence with Blake Ander- A-State Media Relations Department. Vid- son, interviews can be arranged by eo crews wishing to film practice must contacting Media Relations. notify the Media Relations Office in advance. If TV crews wish to inter view a INJURY INFORMATION POL I CY: A player or coach, please no ti fy the Director student-athlete's health information is of Media Relations. protected by federal regulations under either the Health Information Portability WEEKLY MEDIA CON FER ENCES: and Accountability (HIPPA) or the Family Media repre sen ta tives are encour aged to Educational Rights and Privacy Act of visit with Head Coach Blake Anderson 1974 (the Buckley Amendment) and may during his weekly press confer ence. not be disclosed without either the S-A’s Quotes from the press confer ence and authorization under HIPPA or their con- game notes are available on-line sent under the Buckley Amendment. Au-

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The EAB Red Wolves Sports Network will broadcast every A-State football game during the 2018 season, originating from flagship station 107.9 FM (KFIN). Calling play-by-play for the Red Wolves will be Matt Stolz, who is entering his 14th season as the voice of the Red Tim Allison, Matt Stolz, Brad Bobo Wolves. Stolz earned his bachelor’s in Radio, Televi- sion, Film from the University of North Texas in 2000 has over 21 years of experience in a play- by-play role. A former A-State football standout who lettered from 1978-81, Tim Allison begins his third season as an analyst for the EAB Red Wolves Sports Network. Allison was named a 1981 All- Southland Conference selection while helping lead Arkansas State to a pair of winning seasons and the 1978 Southland Conference championship. He earned his bachelor’s degree in Fi- nance from Arkansas State University.

AStateRedWolves.com Brad Bobo is entering his 16th year working with the Arkansas State football radio broadcasts. Bobo, who earned his bachelor’s degree from Arkansas State University in 1999, also hosts a highly-rated afternoon sports-talk show (“The Drive”) on East Arkansas Broadcasters’ 95.3 FM The Ticket.

EAB RED WOLVES SPORTS NETWORK KFIN 107.9 FM...... Jonesboro (Flagship) KASR 92.7 FM ...... Conway/Little Rock KTRQ 102.3 FM ...... Colt/Memphis KEAZ 100.7 FM ...... Searcy/Heber Springs KCTT 101.7 FM ...... Mountain Home KWYN 102.9 FM/1400 AM ...... Wynne/West Memphis KRLW 103.1 FM/1320 AM . . Walnut Ridge/Pocahontas KHUC 99.3 FM...... Pine Bluff KCCB 1260 AM ...... Corning KWAK 105.5 FM ...... Stuttgart KQEW 102.3 FM ...... Fordyce KOOU 104.7 FM...... Hardy KOTN 102.5 FM ...... Gould/Monticello KCAB 97.1FM/980 AM ...... Dardanelle/Russellville KAFN 93.7 FM/690 AM . . . . . Benton/Little Rock KDXE 105.5 FM/1380 AM...... North Little Rock

The Arkansas State University family lost one of their all-time greats with the passing Sept. 26, 2015, of Bill Keedy, a treasured alumnus and member of the Red Wolves’ football MEDIA INFORMATION | 210 | MEDIA INFORMATION broadcast team since 2000. Affectionately known to many simply as “Coach,” the 1969 Arkansas State University alumnus spent 15 years in the booth for many of A-State’s biggest games. In honor of the Arkansas Sports Hall of Fame inductee, the home radio broadcast location at Centennial Bank Sta- dium has been renamed the “Coach Bill Keedy Radio Booth.” The Red Wolves also wore a commemorative “BK” decal on the back of their helmets in honor of “Coach.”

CONFERENCE CHAMPS 1968 1969 1970 1975 1978 1985 1986 2011 2012 2013 2015 2016 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE GoDADDY BOWL 2012-15 lll NEW ORLEANS BOWL 2015 CURE BOWL 2016 CAMELLIA BOWL 2017 PRINT/ONLINE MEDIA 401 South Main, Little Rock, AR 72201 Jonesboro Sun 501-372-7777 (Phone), 501-324-7546 (Fax) P.O. Box 1249, Jonesboro, AR 72403 [email protected] 870-935-5525 (Phone), 870-935-5823 (Fax) KTHV-TV (CBS) [email protected] 8th & Izard, Little Rock, AR 72203 Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 501-244-4572 (Phone), 501-376-1645 (Fax) P.O. Box 2221, Little Rock, AR 72203 [email protected] 501-378-3411 (Phone), 501-375-4521 (Fax) KLRT-TV (FOX) [email protected] 10800 Colonel Glenn Road, Little Rock, AR 72204 Associated Press 501-217-4257 (Phone), 501-227-0855 (Fax) 10802 Executive Center Dr., Suite 100 [email protected] Little Rock, AR 72211 WREG-TV (CBS) 501-225-3668 (Phone), 501-225-3249 (Fax) 803 Channel 3 Drive, Memphis, TN 38104 The Herald 901-527-9336 (Phone), 901-577-0198 (Fax) P.O. Box 1930, State University, AR 72467 [email protected]

MEDIA INFORMATION | 211 | 87-972-3075 (Phone), 870-910-8042 (Fax) WMC-TV (NBC) [email protected] 1960 Union Avenue, Memphis, TN 38104 Memphis Commercial Appeal 901-726-0416 (Phone), 901-278-7633 (Fax) 495 Union Avenue, Memphis, TN 38101 [email protected] 800-444-6397 (Phone), 901-529-2362 (Fax) WHBQ-TV (FOX) [email protected] 485 S. Highland Street, Memphis, TN 38111 Stephens Media Group 901-320-1313 (Phone), 901-320-1366 (Fax) 401 South Victory, Little Rock, AR 72201 [email protected] 501-374-0699 (Office), 501-374-0860 (Fax) WPTY-TV (ABC) Paragould Daily Press 2701 Union Extended, Memphis, TN 38112 P.O. Box 38, Paragould, AR 72450 901-323-2430 (Phone), 901-452-1820 (Fax) 870-239-8562 (Phone), 870-239-8565 (Fax) [email protected] [email protected] Newport Daily Independent RADIO 2408 Hwy 367 North, Newport, AR 72112 KASU (91.9 FM) 870-523-5855 (Phone), 870-523-6542 (Fax) P.O. Box 2160, State University, AR 72467 [email protected] 870-972-3070 AStateNation.com EAST ARKANSAS BROADCASTERS 501-680-7335 (Phone) 403 West Parker Road, Jonesboro, AR 72401 [email protected] KWHF (95.9 FM), 870-934-5009 RedWolfReport.com KBTM (1230 AM & 101.3 FM), 870-935-5597 @AStateFB 870-370-6410 KFIN (107.9 FM), 870-932-1079 [email protected] KIYS (101.7 FM), 870-935-5598 KNEA (970 AM & 95.3 FM), 870-932-8400 TELEVISION 95.3 FM The Ticket, 870-930-3367 KAIT-TV (ABC) JONESBORO RADIO GROUP P.O. Box 790, Jonesboro, AR 72403 314 Union, Jonesboro, AR 72401 870-931-8888 (Phone), 870-933-8058 (Fax) KDXY (104.9 FM), 870-933-8800 [email protected] KEGI (100.5 FM), 870-934-5009 KJNB-TV (FOX) KJBX (106.3 FM), 870-933-8800 2400 East Highland St., Suite 5000A KDXY-HD2(107.5 FM), 870-933-8800 Jonesboro, AR 72401 KJBX-HD2 (98.5 FM), 870-933-8800 870-333-1076 (Phone) ESPN Radio (92.7 FM), 870-933-8800 ASU-TV KKSP The Source (93.3 FM) 501-823-0933 P.O. Box 2160, State University, AR 72467 400 Hardin Rd, Little Rock, AR 72211 870-972-3070 (Phone), 870-972-3828 (Fax) KPOC/KRLW (106.3 FM & 1320 AM), 870-886-6666 [email protected] P.O. Box 508, Pocahontas, AR 72455 KARK-TV (NBC) KABZ (103.7 FM The Buzz), 870-886-6666 1401 West Capitol Ave., Suite 104 2400 Cottondale Lane, Little Rock, AR 72202 Little Rock, AR 72201 ESPN Radio (730 AM), 901-522-1919 501-340-4444 (Phone), 501-375-1961 (Fax) 203 Beale Street, Suite 204, Memphis, TN 38103 [email protected] WHBQ (Sports 560 AM), 901-522-1919 KATV-TV (ABC) 6080 Mt. Moriah Ext., Memphis, TN 38115 BOWL GAMES 1951 1952 1954 1968 1969 1970 2005 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 RED WOLVES FOOTBALL ARKANSAS STATE SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONS 2011 llll 2012 2013 2015 2016

DIRECTIONS TO CENTENNIAL BANK STADIUM From Memphis International Airport: Start going toward the Airport Exit on Win- chester Road. Bear right on Plough Boulevard for 1.4 miles. Take ramp onto I-240 West toward I-240 Little Rock/Downtown for 2.6 miles. Continue on I-55 North for 6.1 miles. Take the St. Louis/Little Rock exit on I-55 North and go 24.4 miles. Take exit 23B/Marked Tree/Jonesboro onto US-63for 0.5 miles. Continue on US-63 North for 41 miles. Take ramp toward Caraway Road/Red Wolf Boulevard for 0.2 miles. Bear right on Red Wolf Boulevard and go 2.2 miles until seeing Centennial Bank Stadium on the left.

From Little Rock National Airport: Leaving the airport on East Roosevelt Road go 0.3 miles and continue on Annie M. Bankhead Drive for another 0.4 miles. Turn left to take the ramp onto I-440 East toward I-40 for 11.3 miles. Take the Jacksonville exit onto US-67 North and go 96.5 miles. Turn right on AR-226E and go 11.7 miles. Turn right on Co. Road 203. Turn left on US-49 for 6.5 miles. Take ramp onto US 63 South and go 2.7 miles until taking the Stadium/Red Wolf Boulevard exit for 0.2 miles. Turn left on Red Wolf Boulevard and go 2.4 miles until seeing Centennial Bank Stadium on AStateRedWolves.com the left.

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