T E X A S S T A T E B O B C A T F O O T B A L L

ARCHIE MORRIS NICK C ILB CLAY M DANIEL BERGER TE OL MCGUIRE RB WHITWORTH

SCOTT SALWASSER S&C

TREMAINE JACKSON DL

RON WR ANTOINE

TEVIN OLB MIMS

BRETT DB DEWHURST

BOB STITT OC ZAC DC SPAVITAL

JAKE HC SPAVITAL NEW ERA 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE INTRODUCTION TABLE OF CONTENTS

THIS IS TEXAS STATE Scott Salwasser...... 51 Media Information and Coverage Policies...... 2 Andrew Williams...... 52 Media Game Day Information...... 2 Kyle Vagher...... 52 Texas State Sports Information Office...... 3 Patrick Doherty...... 53 San Marcos...... 4 Graduate Assistant Coaches...... 54 Bobcats In the Community...... 4 Support Staff...... 56 Board of Regents/ System...... 5 President Dr. Denise M. Trauth...... 6 2019 BOBCATS 2 Texas State University...... 7 Returning Players...... 60 Texas State Quick Facts...... 8 New Players...... 88 Texas State University Undergraduate Majors At Texas State...... 9 A brief description of Texas State Texas State Football Academic Achievement...... 10 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW University, the Texas State Athletics 2018-19 Texas State T-Ring Recipients...... 11 Results...... 92 Department and Football Traditions. All-Time Texas State Football T-Ring Recipients...... 12 Team Statistics...... 92 Director of Athletics Dr. Larry Teis...... 13 Individual Statistics...... 92 Athletics Administrative Staff/Head Coaches...... 14 Defensive Statistics...... 94 Athletics Staff Directory...... 15 Game-by-Game Starters...... 95 Bobcat Stadium...... 16 Team Three and Outs...... 95 Texas State Athletics Facilities...... 18 Team Game-by-Game Statistics...... 96 Football All-Americans...... 19 Opponent Game-by-Game Statistics...... 97 Texas State in the NFL...... 20 Third Down Conversions by Quarters...... 98 Where The Bobcats Began Their NFL Careers...... 21 Scoring Drives...... 99 Texas State Football Quick Facts...... 22 Game Opening and Second-Half Opening Drives...... 99 38 Returning Starters and Lettermen...... 23 Scoring Drive Superlatives...... 100 Numerical and Alphabetical Rosters...... 24 Game Superlatives...... 101 Geographical Roster...... 26 Milestone Games...... 102 Position Breakdowns...... 27 Long Plays...... 103 Individual Game-by-Game Statistics...... 104 Coaching Staff 2019 OPPONENTS Individual Defensive Game-by-Game Statistics...... 106 Meet Texas State Jake Non-Conference Opponents...... 28 Spavital and his football coaching staff. ...... 29 RECORD BOOK Sun Belt Conference Opponents...... 32 Individual Longest Plays...... 108 Sun Belt Conference Composite Schedule...... 34 Individual Records...... 108 Texas State All-Time Record vs Opponents...... 35 Team Records...... 111 Series History vs. 2019 Opponents...... 36 Individual Single Game Leaders ...... 112 Texas State Results in Season Openers...... 37 Individual Single Season Leaders ...... 114 Texas State Results in Homecoming Games...... 37 Individual Career Leaders...... 120 Individual Year-by-Year Leaders...... 126 2019 COACHING STAFF Bobcat All-Americans...... 132 60 Head Coach Jake Spavital...... 38 Bobcat All-Region Players...... 134 Assistant Coaches Bobcat All-Conference Selections...... 136 Bob Stitt...... 41 Bobcat Academic All-Conference Selections ...... 141 Zac Spavital...... 42 Texas State in the NFL Draft...... 144 Archie McDaniel...... 43 Bobcat Team Awards...... 145 Players Nick Whitworth...... 44 All-Time Lettermen...... 148 A detailed look at the 2019 Bobcats, includ- Ron Antoine...... 45 Year-by-Year Results...... 154 ing rosters, and biographical information Morris Berger...... 46 Texas State In Overtime Games...... 158 Brett Dewhurst...... 47 All-Time Coaching Results...... 160 Tremaine Jackson...... 48 Year-by-Year Team Records...... 161 Clay McGuire...... 49 Bobcat Stadium Records...... 162 Tevin Mims...... 50 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE The 2019 Texas State Football Media Guide is a publication produced by the Texas State Sports Information De- partment. The media guide has been prepared to provide pertinent information regarding Texas State’s football program 108 that plays in the NCAA Division I FBS Subdivision and is a member of the Sun Belt Conference. Updated information is available on the Texas State Athletics website (www.txstatebobcats.com), by visiting CollegePressBox.com or contacting assistant athletics director/sports information director Rick Poulter at [email protected]. Records The information is available in an alternate format upon request from the Office of Disability Service. Texas State football has a rich football The media guide was written and designed by Rick Poulter. Covers designed by Bryan Miller. Editorial assistance history that spans more than 100 years. provided by Charlie Duffy, Keonte’ Herrera, Phillip Pongratz, Bob Bajackson, Bryan Miller, Kelsey Solis, Bryan Dean and Chris Thompson, James Sherman and Haleigh Blocker. Research contributions by John Wilson and Carson Ingram, Michael George, Rob Beuerlein and Ron Mears. Photography by Don Anders, Kirby Crumpler, Scott Foley, Andy Nietupski, Chandler Prude, Stephanie Schulz, Piper Blake and Kelley Spencer. Any reprinting or reproduction for commercial use is prohibited. 1 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS MEDIA INFORMATION 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE MEDIA INFORMATION The Texas State Sports Information staff is available to help make your coverage of HOME GAME COVERAGE Texas State football as effortless as possible. MEDIA CREDENTIALS Working media and photographer credentials for Texas State’s home games are INTERVIEW POLICIES distributed through the Sports Information Office. Requests for working press, radio, tele- Texas State head coach Jake Spavital, the Bobcat coaching staff and selected vision, photography or scouting credentials should be made on letterhead to Assistant Ath- Bobcat student-athletes are available for media interviews each Monday, Tuesday and letic Director/Sports Information Director Rick Poulter via E-Mail at [email protected] at Wednesday following practice during the season. least one week prior to the game. Season credential requests should be sent at least two We ask that all interview requests be coordinated through the Texas State Assistant weeks before the first game. All parking at Bobcat Stadium is available on a limited basis Athletic Director/Sports Information Director Rick Poulter and his staff. You may reach Rick on the West side of the stadium. Additional parking is available in the lot located on Thorpe Poulter through E-Mail at [email protected] or by calling (512) 738-0697. Lane behind the Track and Field Stadium. Requests for parking passes should be made All interview requests should be submitted at least 24 hours in advance and most will at least 10 days prior to each home game so that they may be mailed to you in advance. take place following practice on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings. TEXAS STATE PRESS BOX WEEKLY PRESS CONFERENCE The Texas State Press Box is located on the fourth level of the Jerry D. and Linda Head coach Jake Spavital, offensive coordinator Bob Stitt, defensive coordinator Gregg Fields West Side Complex at Bobcat Stadium and opens three hours prior to each Zac Spavital and selected players meet with the media at Texas State’s weekly press game. Elevator access to the fourth floor is available inside the West Side Complex. The conference each Monday, or following practices on Tuesday and Wednesday to preview Press Box includes a working press area and small booths for coaches, radio/TV announc- upcoming games in the Team Meeting Room on the first level of Bobcat Stadium’s End ers and the visiting athletic director. Media credentials are required for admittance to the Zone Complex. Interviews with coach Spavital begin at 11:30 a.m. and are followed by press box. interviews with requested coordinator or players. GAME DAY SERVICES PRACTICE COVERAGE Pregame notes and two-deep cards are provided in the press box before each home The first 45 minutes of most practices on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings during game. Team statistics, individual statistical leaders and a play-by-play are distributed after game weeks are generally open to the media at either Bobcat Stadium or on the Texas each quarter in the press box. After the game has ended, statistical books will be distrib- State football practice fields. uted in the press box, E-Mailed to media members and posted on the www.txstatebob- cats.com website. To be included in the postgame E-Mail distribution, please contact Rick PHOTOGRAPHERS/VIDEOGRAPHERS Poulter via E-Mail at [email protected] in advance of the game. Photographers and videographers are permitted to shoot interview sessions and during the first 45 minutes of each practice in designated areas on Tuesday and Wednes- SIDELINES day mornings. Texas State follows guidelines set forth by the NCAA Public Relations Committee, the NCAA Football Rules Committee, the Coaches Association, and the PARKING FOR PRACTICE COVERAGE National Press Photographers Association. Photographers are not permitted to shoot be- Media members will need to secure an annual parking pass to park at Bobcat Sta- tween the 25-yard lines and must have credentials visible at all times. In an effort to ensure dium in front of the End Zone Complex. Parking passes can be requested by contacting the best possible working conditions, photographers and videographers are required to Rick Poulter via E-Mail at [email protected]. Please allow two (2) weeks from the time request a photo vest provided in the press box. You also are required to return each vest of request to receive the parking pass. to the press box before leaving the stadium. There will be uniformed security personnel University Parking and Transportation issues citations for not having an approved patrolling the sidelines. Anyone holding a media pass who is not actively involved in cover- parking pass displayed properly. age of the game will be asked to vacate the sidelines. Similar procedures will be in effect in the press box.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWS Collegepressbox.com features media information, news and information links, Texas State holds its postgame interviews in the team meeting room located on the and weekly and archived game notes, rosters, depth charts, statistics and game books, first floor of the Football End Zone Complex at Bobcat Stadium. Texas State head coach as well as pregame quotes. The service also has special sections devoted to bowls, Jake Spavital and selected players are available approximately 10 minutes after each awards, national signing day and spring football, and the NFL Draft. Login information game. Texas State’s locker room is closed following each game and practice. Visiting SIDs will be distributed to accredited media or one can apply for a password by sending an establish media interview and locker room admittance policies for their respective teams. E-Mail to [email protected].

TEXAS STATE ON THE WEB The official website for the Texas State Athletics Depart- ment, www.txstatebobcats.com, supplies Bobcat fans and me- dia with the news, press releases, game notes, rosters, biographies for current members of the coaching staff and players, schedules, team and individual statistics, photo galleries, TXST, NOT “TSU” radio podcasts and live statistics for the Texas State football team. Texas State’s premium In editorial references to Texas State Athletics, media outlets are asked to refrain content on the website provides even greater access to the Bobcats for Texas State fans. from the use of the “TSU” acronym. Print and broadcast outlets are asked to use ‘Texas Each week during the season, Texas State All-Access features video and audio State’ and ‘Bobcats’. For those using acronyms, please use “TXST.” streaming of each game, along with video streaming of postgame press conferences and weekly media luncheons. 2 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE MEDIA INFORMATION

TEXAS STATE SPORTS INFORMATION STAFF THE BOBCATS ON THE AIR Texas State Sports Properties, a local subsidiary of Learfield Communications, Inc. is the multimedia rights holder for Texas State Athletics, and produces radio and television broadcasts for football and men’s games, television coverage of some women’s basketball games, football coach’s television and radio shows, signage, corporate partnerships and event marketing. AM 1300 The Zone in Austin serves as the flagship station for radio broadcasts of all RICK POULTER CHARLIE DUFFY KEONTE HERRERA PHILLIP PONGRATZ Texas State football and men’s basketball games during 2019-20. AM 1300 The Zone also ASSISTANT AD/SID ASSISTANT SID ASSISTANT SID ASSISTANT SID carries pregame and postgame shows, the Texas State Football Coaches Radio Show O: (512) 245-2966 O: (512) 245-4387 O: (512) 245-2988 O: (512) 245-4692 featuring head coach Jake Spavital and Texas State’s “Bobcat Minute” updates Monday- Cell: (512) 738-0697 Cell: (317) 490-3262 Cell: (254) 338-7609 Cell: (931) 446-4001 Friday. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] football contact football secondary contact BILL CULHANE Bill Culhane begins his 27th season as the voice for Texas State Athletics, and his first season as the football play-by-play announcer and co-host for the weekly “Game Time with Texas State Head Coach Jake Spavital” radio show. Culhane served as the radio analyst for football games and

FOLLOW US LIKE US SUBSCRIBE AT FOLLOW US play-by-play voice for men’s basketball for the last 26 seasons at Tex- @TXSTATEBOBCATS /TXSTATEBOBCATS TXSTATEBOBCATS @TXSTATEBOBCATS as State. He has also served as a play-by-play voice for Texas State women’s basketball, @TXSTATEFOOTBALL /TXSTATEFOOTBALL @TXSTATEFOOTBALL baseball, volleyball and softball games. Since his first broadcast in 1993, Culhane has helped describe the action for more than 250 football games, including the memorable 2005 and 2008 playoff seasons, nearly MEDIA COVERING THE BOBCATS 550 men’s basketball contests (including the 1997 and 1999 conference championship NEWSPAPERS seasons, and the 2017 and 2019 CIT postseason tournament teams. He also was the San Marcos Daily Record...... (512) 392-2458 play-by-play voice for the Texas State baseball team that won its first Sun Belt Conference sports editor: Nick Castillo; reporter: Drew King championship in 2019. Austin American-Statesman...... (800) 777-0833 A proud U.S. Air Force veteran of nine years, Culhane is the vice president of mar- sports editor: Jason Jarrett; deputy sports editor: Rich Tijerina; Texas State keting at BidPrime. He has been an announcer for local high school athletic broadcasts and beat writer: Keff Ciardello; Columnists: Kirk Bohls, Cedric Golden was an announcer for the IFAF under-19 World Championship in 2012. San Antonio Express-News...... (210) 250-3000/(800) 555-1551, ext. 3339 He and his wife, Tracy, have two sons, Cory and Miles, and a daughter Viktoria. deputy sports editor: Nick Talbot; Texas State beat writer: Greg Luca New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung...... (830) 625-9144 KARINA MEDELLIN sports editor: Tucker Stephenson Karina Medellin begins her second season as a sideline report- University Star...... (512) 245-3489 er for Texas State football broadcasts and is in her first year as the sports editor: Claire Partain digital media coordinator with the Texas State Bobcat Club. She joined the Texas State Sports Properties Football broad- RADIO cast team as the sideline reporter for the 2018 Season. KTSW, San Marcos (FM 89.9)...... (512) 245-3485 As the digital media coordinator, she creates specialized con- sports director: Garrett Martin; football reporter: Connor MacKinnon tent for donors and fans on all the Bobcat Club’s digital platforms fea- The Zone (AM 1300)...... (512) 684-7300 turing student-athletes and coaches. sports hosts: Chip Brown, Mike Hardge Medellin began producing digital and on-air content eight years ago as an executive The Horn (FM 104.9)...... (512) 416-1100 producer and multimedia journalist for iHeartRadio’s news and sports talk stations in San sports hosts: Craig Way, Erin Hogan, Bucky Godbolt, Rob Babers, Chad Antonio. Her broadcasting career began in 2009-10 as a sports anchor on a newscast and Hastings, Kevin Dunn co-host for a weekly talk show host on KTSW. She also served as a sideline reporter for ESPN San Antonio/1250 AM/94.5 FM...... (210) 654-5100 Texas State football games during the 2009 season. Medellin earned a bachelor’s degree sports hosts: Jason Minnix, Rob Thompson, Stephen Foster in communication studies at Texas State in 2014.

TELEVISION CLINT SHIELDS Fox 7-TV (Fox), Austin...... (512) 474-5113 Clint Shields begins his first season as an analyst for Texas anchor/reporters: John Hygh and Dennis de la Peña State football games after serving as a play-by-play voice for Texas KVUE-TV (ABC), Austin...... (512) 459-2065 State women’s basketball games during the 2018-19 season. sports anchor/reporters: Emily Giangreco; Jake Garcia, reporter Shields joined Texas State Sports Properties with almost 25 KXAN-TV (NBC), Austin...... (512) 703-5214 years of experience announcing , basketball and sports director: Roger Wallace; reporters: Chris Tavarez, Andrew Schnitker baseball games throughout Texas. Most recently, he was the play-by- CBS Austin...... (512) 490-2172 play announcer for nine years in Dripping Springs with KDRP/Sun sports director: Bob Ballou; producer: Anthony Geronimo Radio. His radio career began at KKAM in Lubbock after earning his bachelor’s degree in KENS 5-TV (CBS), San Antonio...... (210) 366-5000 telecommunications at Texas Tech in 1996. He handled program and production duties for sports director: Joe Reinagel; anchor/reporter: Vinnie Vinzetta the station, worked at Texas Tech sporting events, hosted sports talk shows and provided News 4 (NBC), San Antonio...... (210) 366-1129 play-by-play throughout the Texas panhandle. sports director: Don Harris; anchor/reporter: David Chancellor He later served as news and sports director at KKYN in Plainview, Texas, and KHLB KSAT (ABC), San Antonio...... (210) 351-1200 in Marble Falls. Shields worked as an analyst and play-by-play voice in the radio booth for sports director: Greg Simmons; anchor: Larry Ramirez; reporter: R.J. Mar- the Lubbock Crickets, an independent minor league baseball team in the Texas-Louisiana quez League. Fox San Antonio...... (210) 366-1129 Shields later spent 10 years as a writer/editor for the Texas Comptroller of Public sports director: Chuck Miketinac ; anchor/reporter: Accounts and is currently a real estate appraiser/broker in the Texas Hill Country. He and Sports2Nite San Antonio...... (210) 531-8860 his wife, Kimberly, have two sons, Braden and Reid, and enjoy traveling as a family and Hector Ledesma, Brooke Shoemaker, Mike Lefko, Jill Jelnick, Marcus Floyd spending time at their family ranch near Junction. 3

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS HOME OF TEXAS STATE 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE SAN MARCOS, TEXAS San Marcos, the county seat pany of former members of Texas Rangers who led by John C. Hays and by Gen. Edward of Hays County, is located in Central Burleson. Caton Erhard opened the first store and post office by 1847. Soon after that, the Texas 30 miles southwest of Austin First Methodist Church began. and 51 miles northeast of San Antonio. The Texas Legislature organized Hays County on March 1, 1848, and designated the The main highway through San Marcos young community as the county seat. San Marcos already had 387 residents. In 1851, is Interstate 35 with access from exits General Burleson, William Lindsey, and Dr. Eli T. Merriman took possession of a 640-acre 199 through 208. The city is situated on section of the Juan the Balcones Fault, which forms Spring Veramendi grant and built the town center. Tarbox and Brown stagecoaches linked Lake and is the source for the San Mar- San Marcos with Austin and San Antonio in 1848, and the town began to develop as the cos River. commercial center for trade between area farmers and ranchers and coastal commission San Marcos is thought to be merchants. It also became a center for ginning and milling local agricultural products. among the oldest continuously inhabit- Following the Civil War, the population grew from 742 in 1870 to 2,335 in the decade ed areas in the Americas. The San Mar- after the arrival of the International-Great Northern Railroad in 1881. During that decade, cos River served as a watering place the town supported two banks, an opera house, a variety of stores, saloons, and other for Native Americans. Mastodon bones and Clovis points were uncovered in an underwater businesses. archaeological dig by Dr. Joel Shiner of SMU. The dig produced evidence that the Clovis Cattle and cotton production provided the basis for the gradual growth of San Marcos Man lived in and around the headwaters of the San Marcos River over 12,000 years ago. as a center for commerce and transportation. The Spanish made several attempts for colonization of the site before it became the The chartering in 1899 and subsequent opening in 1903 of Texas State and the San center of an Anglo-American settlement in the area. The first Spanish attempt was in 1755 Marcos Baptist Academy in 1907 established education as an important local industry. when the short-lived establishment of the San Xavier missions and the presidio of San In the 1960s, the emergence of Aquarena Springs and Wonder Cave provided im- Francisco Xavier. These were relocated less than a year later, and the headwaters of the portant attractions for the tourist industry as another reliable and growing source of income. San Marcos River remained unsettled for another half century. San Marcos has a population of 63,071. The tourism industry continues to be a major In 1808, the Spanish governor of Texas, Manuel Antonio Cordero y Bustamante, employer and economic contributor with its Outlet Centers consistently rated among the sponsored the civil settlement of San Marcos de Neve near the same site, but floods and top three attractions in Texas. Ecotourism is a hot topic at both Aquarena Center and Won- Indian raids forced those plans to be abandoned in 1812. der World, and the San Marcos River continues to attract visitors, a continuous tradition In November 1846, Thomas G. McGehee became the first Anglo-American to settle for more than 12,000 years. in the vicinity of the San Marcos Springs, but William W. Moon has been identified as the original resident of the site that became San Marcos. Moon was joined by other a com- SERVING SAN MARCOS AND HAYS COUNTY The Texas State football team is involved heavily in the community service efforts around San Marcos with the SERVE San Marcos organization. Since the 2016 spring semester, Texas State’s football players logged nearly 1,000 hours of community service by helping in areas that include restoration projects, community gardening, supporting local businesses in downtown San Marcos, visiting local schools, helping with an area football camp, assisting at the Hays County Food Bank and a local animal shelter.

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The Texas State University System has a long and illustrious history in The member institutions are Texas State University, Sam Houston State Texas. In fact, it is the oldest and third largest higher education system in the University, Lamar University, Lamar Institute of Technology, Lamar State College- Lone Star State. Orange, Lamar State College-Port Arthur and Sul Ross State University. Beginning as an administrative means to consolidate the support and The Texas State University System is governed by a nine-member Board management of state teacher colleges, the System has evolved into a network of Regents appointed by the Governor. In addition, a nonvoting student regent is of higher education institutions stretching from the Texas–Louisiana border to the appointed annually to the Board. The administration, which is headed by a board- Big Bend region of far West Texas. appointed Chancellor, is based in Austin where it provides support to the System Today, seven System components offer a broad range of academic and components and state government. career pathways. Throughout the System are professionals committed to Members of the Board of Regents are: William F. Scott (Chairman), David preparing students for working and contributing to an increasingly global society. Montagne (Vice Chairman), Charlie Amato, Duke Austin, Garry Crain, Dr. Veronica The academic and professional programs offered help students learn to Muzquiz Edwards, Don Flores, Nicki Harle, Alan L. Tinsley and Katey McCall (Student make sound decisions in life and to become contributors in their communities. Regent). Each university, college and institute within The Texas State University System is unique. SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

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Brian McCall, Ph.D., is chancellor of the Texas State University System, the first university system established in Texas, comprising seven institutions with more than 84,000 students and 16,000 faculty and staff. William F. Scott David Montagne Dr. McCall previously served in the Texas House of Representatives, first Chairman Vice Chairman elected in 1991 to represent the areas of North Dallas, Frisco, Allen, and Plano. Nederland Beaumont As a representative, he served as chairman of the House Calendars Committee and as a member of the Higher Education Committee. ‘Texas Monthly’ named McCall one of the “10 Best” legislators of the 2009 session. McCall wrote and passed one of the largest tax-cut bills in the history of Texas and during his last session secured $5 million in funding for The University of Texas at Dallas’ Center for Values and Medicine. Other legislative accomplish- ments include authoring and passing key bills in the areas of health care, biotech- nology, high technology, identity theft, and tax and budget policy. McCall serves on the board of Legacy Texas Financial Group (NASDAQ: LTXB) and served as chairman of Texas’ Council of Public University Presidents and Chancellors (CPUPC), a position to which he was elected by the state’s 38 Charlie Amato Duke Austin Garry Crain Dr. Veronica public university presidents and six chancellors. San Antonio Houston The Hills Muzquiz Edwards McCall was president of Westminster Capital Corporation, an investment San Antonio firm focused on acquisitions primarily in software and technology. He andhis brother, David, operate Snow Hill Farm north of Dallas. McCall holds a bachelor’s degree from Baylor University, a master’s degree from Southern , spent a year as a visiting post-graduate stu- dent at Oxford University, and earned a doctor of philosophy degree from The University of Texas at Dallas. McCall is the author of ‘The Power of the Texas Governor: Connally to Bush,’ published by University of Texas Press, which examines how various gov- ernors have overcome the institutional limitations of the office to achieve signifi- cant political power. A long-time civic and community volunteer, McCall is founder and chairman Don Flores Nicki Harle Alan L. Tinsley Katey McCall of the board of The Empowerment Project, a non-profit organization which has El Paso Baird Madisonville Student Regent Orange sent more than $10 million worth of math and science books to disadvantaged schools in the Republic of South Africa, and helped construct a library in Vietnam through the Libraries of Love organization. The Empowerment Project also raised more than $350,000 to provide direct support for the medical needs of children and the Philosophical Society of Texas, is immediate past president of the Board in north Texas. of Trustees of ZACH Theater in Austin, and serves on the board of directors of the McCall is the recipient of the 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award from The National Association of System Heads—the association of the 46 leaders of the University of Texas at Dallas. He is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations nation’s public university systems. 5 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

Since Denise M. Trauth was named the ninth president at Texas State University in and Science building, Ingram Hall. In fall 2019, the School of Engineering will launch a June 2002, the university has achieved many milestones, including: Bachelor of Science degree program with a major in Civil Engineering. • Constructing a new Performing Arts Center, launched by an $8 million gift from Patti • Obtaining the status of R2: Doctoral University – Higher Research Activity in the Carnegie Strickel Harrison. Classification, the leading framework for recognizing and describing higher education in • Obtaining major gifts from Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields totaling nearly $14 million, the United States. including more than $9 million to athletics. The university honored the Fields with their • Receiving the designation of Emerging Research University by the Texas Higher name on the West Side Complex of Bobcat Stadium. Education Coordinating Board. • Creating and then expanding the Science, Technology, and Advanced Research Park • Moving to NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision and the Sun Belt Conference. which is a research facility and small business incubator that spurs innovations and • Increasing the diversity of the student body. The university became a Hispanic-Serving commercialization by encouraging partnerships between the university and private Institution in fall 2010, has the 11th largest Hispanic Undergraduate enrollment at U. S. companies in science, technology, and advanced research. public universities, and is the 12th largest grantor of bachelor’s degrees to Hispanics; 55 • Constructing over 3 million square feet of campus facilities including Bobcat Stadium’s percent of Texas State students self-designate as non-white, international, or other. North Side Complex; the Undergraduate Academic Center; the Chautauqua/Gaillardia • Increasing enrollment. Texas State is now the 30th largest public university in the U.S. Housing Complex; the Falls/Sayers Housing Complex; the Angelina/San Gabriel Hous- and the fifth largest in Texas; and the university has experienced six straight years of ing Complex; the San Jacinto Residence Hall; the Student Health Center; the Mitte record Freshman Classes Complex; the Bobcat Track and Field Stadium; Concho Green; McCoy Hall; the Speck Street, • Quadrupling the size of the university endowment campaign in 2006 to over $200 million Matthews Street, Edward Gary Street, and Wood Street parking garages; the Housing in 2019. Since 2002, the number of endowed scholarships has increased by 439, new and Residential Life Building; the University Events Center, Bruce and Gloria Ingram endowed professorships by 23, and new endowed chairs by 13. Hall, the Archives and Research Center, and the Performing Arts Center. Facilities on • Attracting the largest private gift in university history, $20 million from Emmett and Miriam the Round Rock Campus include the Avery Building, Nursing Building, and Willow Hall. McCoy of San Marcos to support the college of business administration that now bears • Improving numerous campus buildings including the Bobcat Baseball/Softball Stadium the couple’s names. and all of the historic residence halls in the heart of campus; expanding the Student • Creating the PACE Center which is an innovative Personalized Academic and Ca- Recreation Center, the LBJ Student Center, and the Family and Consumer Sciences reer Exploration Center that helps freshmen clarify their career goals and establish a Building; and initiating the transformation of the Albert B. Alkek Library into the more specific educational plan to achieve those goals. PACE has been named best in nation, modern Learning Commons design. recognized with an Outstanding Institutional Advising Program Award by the National • Expanding curriculum. In the last three years alone, Texas State has launched 16 new Academic Advising Association. degree programs, including but not limited to: a Ph.D. in Computer Science, a Ph.D. • Obtaining a gift of 101 acres of prime land from the Avery Family for the University’s in Applied Anthropology, a Master of Science in Nursing with a major in Psychiatric Round Rock Campus. The first building, the Avery Building, opened in 2005; the second, Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, a Master of Science in Data Analytics and Information the Nursing Building, opened in 2010; and the third, Willow Hall, opened in 2018. Systems, a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, and a Bachelor of Science in Civil • Expanding The Wittliff Collections, including a permanent exhibition room for the Engineering. Lonesome Dove Collection, acquisition of the Cormac McCarthy Papers, Sandra Cisneros • Initiating the Common Experience, which is an annual university-wide focus for classroom archives, Edward S. Curtis Treasures of the North American Indian photography discussion, performing arts, exhibitions, invited speakers, and community involvement. collection, and the creation of the Texas This year’s theme is “Truth.” Music Collection featuring the archives • Establishing a $10 million endowment supporting The Meadows Center for Water and of Jerry Jeff Walker, Willie Nelson, and the Environment through a lead gift of $5 million from The Meadows Foundation and various Tejano Music artists. matching funds from the Texas Research Incentive Program. • Constructing a state-of-the-art Archives • Receiving a $15 million NASA award for STEM Collaboration between Education and and Research Center for the preservation Engineering to support teacher training. This is the largest grant received by Texas State. and storage of materials from the Albert B. • Advancing into the top quartile nationally in total Research and Development Funding Alkek Library and The Wittliff Collections. according to the National Science Foundation. • Gaining approval for a Bachelor of Science in Nursing, launched by a $6 In addition to her university responsibilities, President Trauth is a member and million gift from the St. David’s Foundation, former president of the Austin Area Research Organization, serves on the Board of Trust- and now enrolling 200 upper-level nurs- ees of the Southwest Research Institute, is a member of the Philosophical Society of Texas ing students. A Master of Science in and the Texas Legislative Conference Advisory Committee, and is former President of the Nursing program with a Family Nurse Greater San Marcos Partnership. Practitioner major is supported by an Currently, President Trauth is the Vice-Chair of the NCAA Division I Board of Direc- additional $2 million gift from the Foundation. tors, is a NCAA Division I Board Representative to the NCAA Board of Governors, is chair Subsequently, the Foundation donated As part of his continued commitment to Texas of the NCAA Division I Finance Committee, is a member of the Division I Administrative $8 million for graduate Nursing scholarships, State University, Distinguished Alumnus Richard Committee, is a member of the NCAA Independent Accountability Oversight Committee, two new MSN degrees, and Willow Hall A. Castro established generous gifts to support and is a member of the Sun Belt Conference Board of Directors Executive Committee. on the Round Rock Campus. endowed scholarships for students and student- She has served as President of the Sun Belt Conference Board of Directors and • Creating the Ingram School of athletes. He is a Texas State Hero and member of as member to the NCAA Presidential Forum. She has received the Ohtli Award from the Engineering which was made possible the Founders Society. To honor his philanthropic government of Mexico, the Austin Business Journal’s Special Achievement Award, the Girl through $9 million in gifts from Bruce leadership, the Undergraduate Admissions Scouts’ Women of Distinction Award, the “Respect” Award for the First Tee Greater Austin 9 and Gloria Ingram, including $4 million Center was named in his honor, and the Core Values Awards, and the Austin Chamber of Commerce Education Leadership Award. for scholarships. Subsequently, the Champions Club level at the University Events She is married to Dr. John Huffman, professor emeritus at Bowling Green and UNC Ingrams donated another $7 million Center was renamed the Richard A. Castro Charlotte. They have two daughters, four grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. 6 toward construction of the Engineering Legacy Club. WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY

Texas State University is a and other professional designations. Research University, located in San In May 2018, the departments of Marcos and Round Rock. Texas Communication Disorders, Physical State’s 38,644 students choose Therapy, and Respiratory Care in from 98 bachelor’s, 91 master’s and the College of Health Professions specialists, and 14 doctoral degree relocated from San Marcos to Round programs offered by the following Rock. The three departments joined colleges: Applied Arts, McCoy College the St. David’s School of Nursing on of Business Administration, Education, the Round Rock Campus, which opened as a new program in 2010 to help address the Fine Arts and Communication, Health Professions, Honors, Liberal Arts, Science and state’s chronic nursing shortage. Engineering, University College, and The Graduate College. The University offers exciting As the university’s student population has grown from 303 in 1903 to 38,644 in opportunities for discovery and innovation to faculty and students. 2018, the university’s footprint has grown from 39,283 gross square feet of space in its Texas State’s diverse student body includes students from 228 counties in Texas first building, Old Main, to over eight million gross square feet today, and now includes and from around the globe. Fifty-five percent of its students are ethnic minorities. Texas a 495-acre San Marcos campus, a 101-acre campus in Round Rock, 73 acres housing State has the 11th largest Hispanic undergraduate enrollment among U. S. universities. the university’s research and commercialization activities in the Science, Technology, and Both of Texas State’s campuses are Advanced Research (STAR) Park, plus 4,522 additional acres of recreational, instructional, located in the Austin Metropolitan Area. farm, and ranch land. The San Marcos Campus is located in the Authorized by the Texas Legislature in 1899 and originally called Southwest Texas Texas Hill Country which provides a unique State Normal School, Texas State opened its doors in 1903. Over the years, the State setting. The beauty of the crystal-clear San Legislature broadened the institution’s scope and changed its name, in succession, to Marcos River and the stately cypress and Southwest Texas State Normal College, Southwest Texas State Teachers College, oak trees on campus add to the charm of Southwest Texas State College, and Southwest Texas State University. In 2003, the the university’s picturesque setting. The Legislature changed the name to Texas State University-San Marcos, and in 2011 to river also provides recreational activities for Texas State University. Each name reflects the university’s growth from a small teacher students throughout the year. preparation institution to a major multipurpose research university. Texas State’s Round Rock Campus, located just north of Austin, offers students the opportunity to take courses leading to bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees, NOTABLE ALUMNI Texas State’s alumni include distinguished, accomplished, and even famous men and women in every discipline and field of study.

SUSAN ANGELL-GONZALEZ, President/CEO, Showmakers of America CHARLES AUSTIN, 1996 Olympic Gold Medal winning high jumper POWERS BOOTHE, Emmy Award winning actor TRACY BYRD, Country Music Artist THOMAS CARTER, Emmy Award-Winning Producer and Director OLIVER DEL CID, Belize’s Ambassador to Mexico JEFF FOSTER, Retired NBA Basketball Player PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT, Current Major League Baseball Player LYNDON B. JOHNSON, 36th President of the United States JACK MARTIN, Chairman and CEO of Hill+Knowlton Strategies, a global communications firm TOMAS RIVERA, Internationally known author; chancellor at the University of California-Riverside “The noblest search is the search for excellence.” GEORGE STRAIT, Multi-Year Country Music Entertainer of the Year - President Lyndon B. Johnson, Class of 1930 KAREN THOMPSON, Chief Technologist of the NASA John F. Kennedy Space Center JULIE WHITE, Tony Award Winning Actress 7 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY QUICK FACTS • Texas State is the fifth largest Texas university with 38,644 students enrolled in fall 2018 on campuses located in San Marcos and Round Rock.

• Texas State serves students statewide with 7,975 students from Houston-The Woodlands, 5,806 from San Antonio-New Braunfels-Pearsall, 4,837 from Dallas-Fort Worth, 10,977 from Austin-Round Rock, 7,529 from other parts of Texas, and 1,520 from other states and around the globe.

• Texas State has more than 196,000 alumni.

• Texas State offers 203 Degree Programs (98 bachelor’s, 91 master’s and specialists, and 14 doctoral).

• Texas State has a growing reputation for excellence in research with a Texas designation as an “Emerging Research University (ERU).”

• Texas State is a federally designated “Hispanic-Serving Institution,” has the 11th largest Hispanic undergraduate enrollment in U. S. universities; and is diverse with 55 percent of Texas State students being ethnic minorities. Campus Locations: San Marcos and Round Rock, Texas Founded: 1899 • Texas State is a “veteran-friendly” university ranked #1 among Carnegie classified R2 Research Universities in the militaryfriendly.com’s Top 10 Schools. Enrollment: 38,644 President: Dr. Denise M. Trauth • Texas State is an excellent steward of state resources with one of the highest utilization of classrooms and labs among the Texas public universities and the lowest expenditure per Provost: Dr. Eugene Bourgeois full-time student equivalent of all the research and ERUs in the state. Faculty Athletics Representative: Dr. Vicki Brittain • Texas State is home to the Science, Technology, and Advanced Research (STAR) Park, Nickname: Bobcats a 73-acre site situated approximately five miles from the San Marcos Campus. It is a re- Colors: Maroon & Gold search facility and small business incubator that spurs innovations and commercialization by encouraging partnerships between the university and private companies in science, National Affiliation: NCAA Division I FBS technology, and advanced research.

VICTORY STAR Texas State students first saw the Victory Star on campus in December 1936 when it was placed as a Christmas decoration on top of a 50,000-gallon water tower near where the Chemistry Building sits today. After the holidays, the star was taken down and put away. Then, in 1942, a night watchman found it and placed it on the water tower again. He turned it on after the Bobcats won football games, creating a new tradition. When the water tower was replaced, the “Victory Star” tradition was moved to the top of Jackson Hall, the tallest building on campus. A local sign maker built a new star with a radius of six feet from the center to the tip of each arm. It contained two sets of lights with an outside white outline and an inner set of maroon and gold-colored lights. The white set was to be controlled by a photoelectric cell which could turn the lights on at sunset and off at sunrise. The colored lights operated with a manual switch. This new Star was built in time for a game against Texas Lutheran University on September 16, 1967. In its new location atop Jackson Hall, the Victory Star actually sits about 50 feet higher than its predecessor sat on the former water tower. The Star can be seen from miles away and is lit after all athletic victories and during grad- uation ceremonies. Taken from the university seal, the Star serves as Texas State’s symbol and is the source of the name of the school’s newspaper, The University Star (formerly named the Normal Star and the College Star). In fall 2018, a new Victory Star was placed on the University Events Center where this time-honored tradition has been expanded.

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Agriculture Greenhouse Flowers Hall Old Main McCoy Hall

A F M T Accounting, BBA Family and Child Development, BSFCS Management, BBA Technology Management, BS Advertising and Mass Communication, BS Fashion Merchandising, BSFCS Manufacturing Engineering, BS Theatre, BA or BFA Agriculture, BSAG Finance, BBA Marketing, BBA Agriculture Animal Science, BSAG French, BA Mass Communication, BA W Agriculture Business and Management, Mathematics, BA or BS Wildlife Biology, BS BSAG Microbiology, BS Anthropology, BA or BS Music, BA UNDERGRADUATE Applied Arts and Sciences, BAAS Music Studies, BM MAJORS WITH Applied Mathematics, BS Musical Theatre, BFA Applied Sociology, BS TEACHER CERTIFICATION Agriculture Aquatic Biology, BS N Art, BA Nursing, BSN Biology Art History, BA Nutrition and Foods, BSFCS Chemistry Communication Studies B Computer Science Biochemistry, BS Undergraduate Academic Center Consumer Affairs Biology, BS Dance G English General Studies, BGS Exercise and Sports Science Geographic Information Science, BS Family and Child Development Geography, BA or BS French Geography Resource and Environmental Geography Studies, BS Performing Arts Center German Geography Urban and Regional Planning, History BS P Geography Water Resources, BS Performance (Music), BM Interdisciplinary Science German, BA Philosophy, BA Interdisciplinary Studies (Elementary and Chemistry Building Photography, BFA Middle School Teaching Certification) Physical Geography, BS Journalism (as a second teaching field) C Physics, BA or BS Mathematics Chemistry, BS Political Science, BA Clinical Laboratory Science, BSCLS Psychology, BA or BS Music Studies Communication Design, BFA Public Administration, BPA Nutrition and Foods Communication Disorders, BSCD Public Health, BS Political Science Communication Studies, BA Public Relations & Mass Communication, BS Spanish Computer Information Systems, BBA Studio Art Computer Science, BA or BS Technology Management Concrete Industry Management, BS Jowers Center Construction Science and Management, BS Theatre Consumer Affairs, BSFCS H Criminal Justice, BSCJ Health and Fitness Management, BESS Health Information Management, BSHIM D Healthcare Administration, BHA Dance, BA or BFA History, BA Digital Media Innovation and Albert B. Alkek Library Mass Communication, BS I R Industrial Engineering, BS Radiation Therapy, BSRT E Interdisciplinary Science, BS Recreation Administration, BS Economics, BA or BBA Interdisciplinary Studies, BS (Education) Respiratory Care, BSRC Electronic Media and Mass Communica- Interior Design, BSFCS tion, BS International Studies, BAIS S Electrical Engineering, BS International Relations, BAIS Social Work, BSW Engineering Technology, BST Sociology, BA English, BA J Sound Recording Technology, BS Exercise and Sports Science, BESS Journalism and Mass Communication, BS Spanish, BA Studio Art, BFA

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS TEXAS STATE ATHLETICS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENTS • TEXAS STATE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AWARD • TEXAS STATE STARS OF EXCELLENCE AWARD Texas State recognizes the academic achievements of its student-athletes at the end of each spring semester. Student-athletes earn the Texas State Academic Achievement Awards by participating in a varsity sport and having a GPA between 3.5 3.9. The student-athletes earn Texas State Star of Excellence Awards if they participate in a varsity sport and earn a 4.0 GPA during the semester in the previous calendar year.

Sixteen members of the 2018 football team earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award or Star of Excellence Award in the 2018 calendar year. The players honored included Daniel Bolger, Ezekiel Coss, Ishmael Davis, Jacob Fryrear, Alec Harris, Tate Heitmeier, Chris Kessler, Tanner King, A. J. Krawczyk, John Lilly, William McDaniel, Clayton Stewart, Anthony J. Taylor, Tyler Vitt and Hutch White. Harris, Krawczyk and White received Star of Excellence honors. TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL PROGRAM IN THE CLASSROOM

Anthony J. Taylor received an 2018 Arthur Ashe, Jr. Sports Scholar Award.

23 players posted a 3.5+ 3.5+ GPA in the 2018 spring and/or fall semesters.

58 players posted a 3.0+ 3.0+ GPA in the 2018 spring and fall semesters.

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2019 SPRING T-RING RECIPIENTS (ALL SPORTS)

TEXAS STATE “T” ASSOCIATION RING The Ring symbolizes excellence on the playing field and in the classroom. To receive the Bobcat Club “T” ring, student-athletes must have: 1. Received the “T” Letter from the Texas State Department of Athletics 2. Completed NCAA eligibility with Texas State 3. Earned an undergraduate degree from Texas State within one year of completing NCAA eligibility Along with their rings, all graduating student-athletes also receive the maroon and gold cords to wear during graduation commencements. A tradition introduced by the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee in December 2008, the cords serve to recognize student-athletes as a unique group on campus.

2018 SUMMER T-RING RECIPIENTS (ALL SPORTS) 2018 FALL T-RING RECIPIENTS (ALL SPORTS)

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS TEXAS STATE ATHLETICS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE ALL-TIME FOOTBALL T-RING RECIPIENTS Below denotes the all-time list of Texas State (Southwest Texas) football players who earned a Bobcat Club T-Ring, in alphabetical order. Players listed in bold earned their T-Ring in 2018-19.

Eddie Acevedo Greg D’Etcheverry Jason Griffin Gabe Loyd Kris Petersen Kamu Taulelei Cyril Adkins Darnell Dailey David Haass Cameron Luke Clint Petty Trent Taylor Cedric Alexander Marcus Dallas Paul Haberer Jonathan Luke Marcus Pierce Adrian Thomas Phillip Alexander Xavier Daniels Greg Hagen Alex Luna Greg Pitts Ervin Thomas Damani Alexcee Tyrone Darden Garett Hagendorf Eric Luna Nicholas Pletschette Ypres Thomas Aaron Allen Mitch Davidson Andrew Hamilton Tomas Luna Tyler Potter Clint Toon Ed Amerson Fred Davis Trey Hampton Lee Lundin Billie Powell Charlie Tuttle Easy Anyama Lee Davis Andrew Hamilton Chris MacDonald Desmond Powell Johnny Tyson Tyler Arndt Preston Davis Chet Hanks Craig Mager Ernie Powell Daniel Varvel Sami Awad Todd Davis Bronco Hardgrave Rene Maldonado Kelton Powell Gabe Vasquez Derek Bailey Adrian Dayse Kyle Harrell Glenn Mangold Randy Price Charles Vatterott Arnold Baker Steven de la Torre Matt Harris Chris Mantooth Randall Prince Darrick Vaughn Devin Baker Duke DeLancellotti Terrell Harris Justin Marcellus Edmund Pringle Zach Velliquette Donnie Baker Kelly Dennis William Harrison Justin Martinez Chase Pulliam Justin Vogt Jeff Banks Wellington Deshield Terrance Hatton Jomaul Mason Brian Quackenbush Gerald Wahrmund Todd Banks Jeremy Dickey Tim Hawkins Aaron Matthews Dan Raasch Robert Walker Matt Barber Brandon Dickinson Larry Hayden Crawford May Keith Randle Jonathan Ward Rick Barrow Harvey Dierschke Jarrett Haywood David Mayo Brandon Raye Mitchell Ward Chris Bartee Ross Doctoroff Jason Hearn Claude Mathis Jason Reece Jason Washington Josh Barton Dan Dolce Craig Hemphill Cody McCauley Charlie Reeve Thaddeus Watkins Joplo Bartu Curtis Dominguez Kevin Henry Dallas McClarty Vicente Reid Tywaun Watkins Clint Bendele Cameron Dunk Will Heyward Michael McClure Jack Rhoades Harold Watson Ron Ben-Meir Justin Dunk Corey Hickerson Blake McColloch Marcus Ripley Tyler Watts C. J. Best Troy Ebensberger Charles Holmes Brian McCray Reggie Rivers Dexter Webb Cliffton Black Steven Eddings Travis Holmstrom Chris McGarrahan Beau Robertson Demetric Wells Tyler Blades Cory Elolf Darrius Hood LeJonta McGowan Eugene Rogers Darrin Wesley Billy Blakely Chimoa Emuka Luke Horder Trey McGowan Felix Romero-Gonzalez Doug Wheeler Darius Bolden Andy Erickson John Hygh Jason McLean John Rowland Chad White Luke Bomar Adley Eshraghipour Ben Ijah Damion McMiller Louis Rubin Lawrence White Justin Boren Thomas Evans Dexter Imade Adam Means Ryan Rust Ray Whitehead Ramel Borner David Farris Andrew Ireland Ryan Melton Shaun Rutherford Ryan Wiegand Jeff Bowen Danny Faust Michael Ivory Kevin Meuth Michael Rutledge Matt Wieland RenEarl Bowie Chuck Ferguson Bryan Iwuji Steve Mikeska Tommy Salazar Mario Wiggins Jeff Brandes Collin Fissell Justin Iwuji David Miles Kenneth Samuels Ryan Wilkes John Brewer Drenon Fite Nicolas Jack Bradley Miller Chris Sanchez Dameon Williams Thomas Brooks Teron Fitzgerald Ron Jackson Donald Miller Michael Sanchez David Williams Morris Brothers Bret Floyd Stephan Jacobs Ronnie Miller Brandon Sarabia Epsilon Williams George Brown Ben Follis Matt Jenkins T.P. Miller Brad Schley Jamal Williams Jeff Brown John Ford Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon David Mims Gabe Schrade Jessie Williams Prestin Brown Brian Forshee Chad Johnson Joshua Minde Corey Scott Michael Williams ReShawn Brown Terrence Franks Heath Johnson Greg Mitchell Tyrone Scott Stace Williams Blake Burton Bryan Frassman Stephan Johnson Scott Moore Glenn Settles Donnie Willig Travis Bush Devin Freeman Daniel Jolly Darryl Morris Aaron Shaw Jeff Wilson Wesley Campbell Matt Freeman Brandon Jones Randy Moshier Gary Shepard Scott Wilson Ryan Carden Chris French Teddy Jones Walter Musgrove Douglas Sherman Anthony Wood K. R. Carpenter David Gaffney Steven Kenney Jeff Neill James Sherman Demetrius Woodard Victor Carr Jafus Gaines Lowell Kercheville Charlie Nelson Spicer Sigman Joe Wooten C. J. Carroll Cedric Gambrell Thomas Keresztury Ricky Newman Mario Simmons Matt Wright Joe Chaisson Alvaro Garcia Donovan King Heath Nickes Tommy Simmons Bill Wyman Michael Chambers Justin Garelick Elijah King Rusmin Nikocevic Andrew Sims David Yendrey Donta Clanton Trey Garrett Austin Kirpes Fred Nixon Michael Singleton Michael Yoder Marcus Clark Ryan Garrey Kurt Klasson Jordan Norfleet Tyler Siudzinski Justin Young Nick Clark Frank Gasca Brett Kocian Kevin Odelusi Michael Slater Brian Yourman Colin Clausen Robert Gasca A.J. Krawczyk Michael Odiari Brandon Smith Stan Zwinggi Jamie Clavell-Head Tim Gay Michael Kuhn Joe Ogden Jarvis Smith Jeff Clermond Bradley George David Lackey Tyson Olivo John Smith Myron Coleman Dominic Giametta Nate Langford Michael Orakpo Scott Smith Michael Collins John Gilley Kent Laster Javante O’Roy Stephen Smith Vince Collins Mike Gilmore Scott Ledbetter Paul Ortega Tim Speedy Lee Conoly Colby Goodwin Kenyon Leno Todd Otte James Stewart Will Copa Richard Gordy David Lewis Clint Owen Derwin Straughter Jack Costello Phillip Gossett Brian Lilly Freddie Paige Blaire Sullivan Zach Crawford Jeff Gotte Ricky Lipsey Ray Parker Brian Surovik Jervoress Crenshaw Phil Grandjean David Longhofer Brian Parks Scott Swinnea Darrell Culberson Damon Grant Derek Lopez Roosevelt Pearson Brady Talley 12 Marcus Curry Michael Gray Kyle Lovetinsky Mark Perez Colby Targun WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE ATHLETICS

In his 16 years as the director of athletics at Texas State, Larry Teis has overseen the attendance records. The new Events Center added new locker rooms, weight room, Bobcats becoming one of the top athletic programs in the Sun Belt Conference. offices, academic areas and meeting rooms for men’s and women’s basketball, women’s Texas State claimed its first Sun Belt Conference All-Sports Trophy, the Vic Bubas volleyball, baseball and softball. It also added new offices and support spaces for men’s Cup, in 2018-19 after winning six overall conference championships. Texas State won and women’s golf, soccer and tennis. Sun Belt Conference championships in volleyball, soccer, baseball, women’s indoor track Texas State Athletics received its first four, million-dollar gifts since announcing and field, and men’s outdoor track and field. The Bobcats also won the Sun Belt Volleyball its transition to the FBS. In 2018, El Paso businessman, philanthropist and Texas State Championship tournament. Distinguished Alumnus Richard During the last two years, the Bobcats have claimed nine Sun Belt Conference Castro gave a $1 million gift Championships and two Sun Belt championship tournaments. Texas State won the Bubas to the university to support Cup in 2018-19 after finishing as the runner-up school in each of the four previous years. scholarships for student- The Bobcats began their transition to the NCAA Division I FBS Subdivision in 2011. athletes. In 2016, Dan and After a one-year membership in the Western Athletic Conference, Texas State joined the Cindee Diepenhorst made a Sun Belt in 2013-14 and has won 17 overall conference championships since that time. $1 million donation to match The Bubas Cup is the fourth conference all-sports trophy the Bobcats have won since other philanthropic support for Teis was named director of athletics. Texas State claimed three Southland Conference All- athletics scholarships. Jerry Sports trophies and six SLC women’s all-sports trophies between 2004-11. and Linda Fields donated more Since the Bobcats announced they would transition to the NCAA Division I Football than $7 million to the program Bowl Subdivision (FBS), 583 student-athletes have earned bachelor’s degrees, and more for Bobcat Stadium renovations than 1,500 student-athletes have attained grade point averages of 3.0 or higher. In 2018- to include the West Side 19, the women’s golf and tennis teams were publicly recognized by the NCAA for ranking Complex and Strutter Gallery among the Top 10 percent of their sports with multi-year APR rates for the four-year period in 2009 after providing a gift of ending in 2017-18. It was the 11th consecutive year that women’s tennis team and seventh $100,000 to help fund Texas straight year that the women’s golf team have received public recognition from the NCAA. State’s football season tickets Facility improvements include a redesigned court and new seating in Strahan Arena drive for the 2008 season. at the University Events Center, new playing surface for Jim Wacker Field at Bobcat The first $1 million gift to the Stadium, new practice courts for the basketball and volleyball teams, and the opening department came from Darren B. Casey in 2008. Those donations have combined with of new Bobcat baseball and softball stadiums. In addition, the Jerry D. and Linda Gregg record-setting corporate sponsorships. Fields West Side Complex and $33 million North Side Complex have been added to Teis represented the Sun Belt Conference on the NCAA Division I Board of Directors Bobcat Stadium to increase the seating capacity to 30,000. Council, serves on the President’s Council at Texas State and reports directly to President A new track stadium was Denise M. Trauth. built for the 2012-13 season President Trauth cited leadership skills, experience and values as elements that and Texas State’s track and field made him the right fit when she named Teis Texas State’s eighth director of athletics in teams have new coaching offices, March 2004. locker rooms, weight room and Teis was honored as the 2005-06 General Sports TURF Systems AD of the Year training room in the North End Division I-AA West Region Winner, presented by the National Association of Collegiate Zone Complex. Renovations Directors of Athletics. In 2007, he was honored by the All-American Football Foundation at the Bobcat Tennis Complex with the General Robert R. Neyland Outstanding Athletic Director Award. include covered seating, indoor He assumed his current position after serving as associate athletic director for courts, a refurbished locker room, external affairs, and oversaw game management, marketing, promotions, facilities and and a new playing surface. The ticket sales. Teis was the administrator for the men’s and women’s golf, baseball and renovations at the soccer stadium volleyball teams, as well as the Strutters. In addition, he oversaw the Bobcat Athletic added a locker room, weight and Foundation from 1998-02. A native of Fort Worth, Teis came to Texas State after spending training rooms. four years as the director of athletic marketing at TCU and three years as the assistant The University Events director of New Mexico’s Lobo Club. Center opened in 2018-19, He holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing from TCU, a master’s in sports increasing seating capacity to administration from St. Thomas University and a doctorate in HPER with an emphasis in nearly 10,000 and adding club sports administration from the University of New Mexico. seats for Strahan Arena. The Teis and his wife, Jana, have two daughters, Taylor, who earned her bachelor’s and increased seating resulted in the master’s degrees at Texas State, and Shelby, who is a current student at Texas State. men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball teams setting 13

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Zenarae Antoine Karen Chisum Kat Conner Shane Howell Danny Kaspar Women’s Basketball Volleyball Soccer Men’s Golf Men’s Basketball

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BASEBALL 512.245.3383 Chris Thompson Director Steven Trout Head Coach TRACK & FIELD/CROSS COUNTRY 512.245.9277 Adam Alonzo Assistant Director Chad Massengale Assistant Coach Jody Stewart Director of Track & Field/Cross Country Jake Payne Facilities and Game Ops Coordinator Jerry Cervantez Volunteer Assistant Fabien Corbillon Asst. Coach - Jumps/Combined Events/Pole Vault Cody Farr Director of Sports Turf Maintenance Kyle Kubitza Graduate Assistant Ray Williams Asst. Coach - Short Sprints/Hurdles/Recruiting Coord. Michael Bourne Assistant Sports Turf Manager Alex Muntefering Assistant Coach - Cross Country/Distance MEN’S BASKETBALL 512.245.3832 Matthew Taylor Assistant Sports Turf Manager Austin Gamble Assistant Coach - Throws Danny Kaspar Head Coach Joe Luera Facilities Assistant Jim Shaw Assistant Coach VOLLEYBALL 512.245.3832 Robert Guster Assistant Coach MARKETING, VIDEO, DIGITAL MEDIA 512.245.2022 Karen Chisum Head Coach/Assistant A.D. Terrence Johnson Assistant Coach Bryan Miller Associate A.D./Licensing Director Tracy Smith Associate Head Coach Alex Hausladen Director of Operations Tallen Parker Coordinator Sean Huiet Assistant Coach Dylan Johnson Graduate Assistant Mady Buchanan Marketing Assistant Michele Maxwell Graduate Assistant Lucas Haskins Broadcast Productions Manager WOMEN’S BASKETBALL 512.245.3832 Chris Valdez Volunteer Assistant Coach Mark Osmena Video Productions Coordinator Zenarae Antonie Head Coach Joselyn Stephens Spirit Program Coordinator/Cheer Coach Chandra Dorsey Associate Head Coach Linda Arredondo Bobcat Kids Club Coordinator Paige Love Assistant Coach Nate Teymer Assistant Coach Abigail Whitling Director of Operations Jericka Jenkins Graduate Assistant 15

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS TEXAS STATE ATHLETICS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE BOBCAT STADIUM Bobcat Stadium, which serves as the home field for the Texas State Bobcats, originally opened in 1981 and was expanded to its current 30,000-seat capacity in 2012. The stadium includes a Football End Zone Complex that was built in 2002 and houses newly renovated offices, locker room and meeting areas, a full-service training center, weight room, equipment room and offices for the football coaches and support staff. The J. Garland Warren Reception Room is located on the second floor and serves as a banquet room for Texas State Athletics and is the site for press conferences and weekly football media updates. The playing surface is named Jim Wacker Field in honor of Texas State’s former football coach (1979-82) and athletic director (1998-2001). Wacker’s 42-8 record at Texas State is the best four-year mark in school history. He also led the Bobcats to a pair of back-to-back NCAA Division II national championships in 1981 and 1982. His 1982 team finished the season with a 14-0 record, and he was named the College Division Coach of the Year by the American Football Coaches Association. He passed away on Aug. 26, 2003 after a lengthy battle with cancer. In 2006, the Bill Miller Room was dedicated in honor of Bill Miller, who is a former football coach (1965-78 when he compiled a record of 86-53-3) and athletic director in 1975-92. His 86 career victories are the most wins by a Texas State head football coach. Originally used to host Athletic Alumni functions during home football games, the room now serves as an academic study area for the Bobcat football team. The Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields West Side Complex added new premium seating consisting of 15 luxury suites and a club seat level containing 450 seats beginning in 2009. The addition of a $33 million expansion enclosing the north end zone added 13,500 general admission seats for upper and lower levels and increased the seating capacity in the Bobcat Stadium to 30,000. The North Side Complex also houses a Strutters Gallery, the Texas State Athletic Ticket Office, a visiting team locker room, and a weight room, a training room, locker The End Zone Complex features a new graphics package, back-lit signage and new leather rooms and coaching offices for Texas State’s men’s and women’s track and field teams. seats in the team meeting room. In addition, the north side expansion added concession stands, restrooms and a first aid center on the complex of the stadium. In the southwest corner of Bobcat Stadium is the Pavilion which hosts pregame and halftime hospitality areas for the Bobcat Club and “T” Association on game days. A new playing surface was added in 2016 when Texas State became the nation’s first Division I football program to install the FieldTurf Revolution 360. The new turf is equipped with “CoolPlay”, which is FieldTurf’s exclusive and innovative Extruded Cork Composite (ECC) top dressing that will keep the playing surface 35 degrees cooler than traditional artificial turfs. The field now features alternating shades of green every five- yards and the state of Texas is in the design of the turf just outside of the south end zone behind the goalpost. The end zones are in Texas State maroon with Texas State lettered in gold with white outline. The Texas State Football Locker Room

16 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE ATHLETICS BOBCAT STADIUM ATTENDANCE RECORDS ANNUAL SINGLE SEASON AVERAGES Year Record Pct. Total Attendance Average BOBCAT STADIUM RECORDS 1981 6-1 .833 76,710 10,958 TOP 10 SEASON ATTENDANCE AVERAGES 1982 7-0 1.000 82,778 11,826 Rk. Year Games Attendance Average 1983 5-0 1.000 63,389 12,677 1. 2014 6 123,589 20,598 1984 3-1 .750 46,752 11,688 2. 2012 6 113,669 18,945 1985 2-3 .400 41,288 8,257 3. 2015 6 108,998 18,166 1986 2-3 .400 47,700 9,540 4. 2016 6 108,717 18,120 1987 1-4 .200 44,466 8,893 5. 2013 6 108,371 18,062 1988 1-4 .200 42,228 8,457 6. 2017 6 104,680 17,447 1989 3-3 .500 44,376 7,396 8. 2011 6 90,638 15,106 1990 3-2 .600 44,346 8,869 9. 2018 6 78,689 13,115 1991 3-2 .600 42,884 8,577 10. 2006 6 77,314 12,886 1992 2-3 .400 42,641 8,528 11. 2005 10 128,751 12,875 1993 1-4 .200 33,897 6,776 12. 2010 6 76,827 12,804 1994 4-4 .500 59,247 7,406 13. 1983 5 63,389 12,677 1995 2-4 .333 35,508 5,918 14. 2009 6 74,930 12,488 1996 4-2 .667 35,830 5,972 15. 2000 6 74,503 12,417 1997 4-2 .667 60,241 10,041 1998 3-3 .500 37,991 6,332 1999 2-4 .333 47,484 7,918 LARGEST SINGLE GAME BOBCAT STADIUM CROWDS 2000 5-1 .833 74,503 12,417 Rk. Date Opponent Score Attend. 2001 3-3 .500 64,044 10,674 1. Sept. 24, 2016 #6 Houston L, 3-64 33,133 2002 4-2 .667 58,651 9,775 2. Sept. 8, 2012 Texas Tech L, 10-58 33,006 2003 4-2 .667 63,046 10,508 3. Sept. 13, 2014 Navy L 21-35 32,007 2004 4-1 .800 55,819 11,164 4. Sept. 23, 2017 UTSA L 14-44 31,333 2005 9-1 .900 128,751 12,875 5. Sept. 19, 2015 Southern Miss L 50-56 27,252 2006 3-3 .500 77,314 12,886 6. Sept. 12, 2015 Prairie View A&M W 63-24 24,561 2007 3-3 .500 68,449 11,408 7. Oct. 1, 2016 Incarnate Word W, 48-17 22,845 2008 3-3 .500 67,348 11,225 8. Sept. 28, 2013 Wyoming W, 42-21 22,150 2009 4-2 .667 74,930 12,488 9. Oct. 4, 2014 Idaho W 35-30 21,345 2010 3-3 .500 76,827 12,804 10. Aug. 30, 2014 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 65-0 20,850 2011 4-2 .667 90,638 15,106 11. Oct. 14, 2014 Louisiana L 34-10 20,353 2012 3-3 .500 113,669 18,945 12. Sept. 7, 2103 Prairie View A&M W 28-3 20,136 2013 4-2 .667 108,371 18,062 2014 3-3 .500 123,589 20,598 2015 3-3 .500 108,998 18,166 2016 1-5 .167 108,717 18,120 2017 1-5 .167 104,680 17,477 2018 2-4 .333 78,689 13,115 Totals 124-100 .554 2,576,789 11,504

More than 2.5 million fans have watched Texas State play football in Bobcat Stadium. 17 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS TEXAS STATE ATHLETICS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE ATHLETICS FACILITIES

• Stadium Seating:10,000 • Premium Seating: 130 Courtside • Built: 1982 • Surface: Hardwood

STRAHAN ARENA AT THE UNIVERSITY EVENTS CENTER

• Stadium Seating: 2,500 • Suites: 5 • Seating: Chairback & Bench Style • Built: 2009 • Surface: Field Turf Classic HD2

BOBCAT BALLPARK

• Stadium Seating: 1,000 • Suites: 2 • Seating: Chairback & Bench Style • Built: 2009 • Surface: Field Turf Classic HD2

BOBCAT SOFTBALL STADIUM

• Stadium Seating: 2,000 • Built: 2011

TRACK & FIELD STADIUM • Complex Seating: 500 • Built: 2000 • Locker Room Built: 2009 • Weight/Training Room & Teaching Theater Built: 2011 • Surface: Grass

BOBCAT SOCCER COMPLEX

• Stadium Seating: 200 • Built: 1980 • Renovation: 2013 • Surface: Hard Court

18 TENNIS COMPLEX WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL TEXAS STATE ALL-AMERICANS

ALL-AMERICANS Year Player Position 1953 Pence Dacus 1954 Horace Allet 1956 John Gibbens Tackle 1962 John Reese Tackle 1963 John Reese Tackle Jerry Cole End 1964 Jerry Cole Defensive Back 1967 Tommy Head Center Mac Sauls Safety 1971 Bob Daigle Center 1972 Bob Daigle Center Jim Stienke Defensive Back Josh Brown Fullback 1973 Dennis Colvin Offensive Tackle 1974 Fred Pointer Offensive Guard 1975 Bobby Kotzur Nose Guard 1976 Charlie Collins Offensive Tackle DAVID MAYO 1979 Elvis Shaw Defensive Guard 2014 All-American 1980 Paul Thornton Offensive Tackle Texas State’s first FBS All-American 1981 Bobby Watkins Defensive Back Mike Miller Quarterback 1982 Tim Staskus Linebacker Cyril Friday Linebacker 1983 Tim Staskus Linebacker Cyril Friday Linebacker 1984 Scott Forrester Center 1987 Eric Tennessee Wide Receiver 1988 Brad Fulks Linebacker 1989 Jeff Novak Offensive Tackle 1990 Reggie Rivers Running Back TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL PLAYERS 1991 Ervin Thomas Center 1993 Spicer Sigman Center 1994 Donald Wilkerson Running Back HAVE EARNED ALL-AMERICAN 1995 Ypres Thomas Linebacker 1996 #Claude Mathis Running Back RECOGNITION 117 TIMES 1997 #Claude Mathis Running Back 1999 Rick Barrow Punter 2000 #C.J. Carroll Defensive Back Clenton Ballard Defensive Back Claude Mathis and C. J. Carroll Myron Coleman Linebacker KEENEN BROWN 2001 Greg Pitts Linebacker were Consensus All-Americans 2018 All-American Clenton Ballard Defensive Line 2002 Greg Pitts Linebacker 2004 Cory Eloff Punter 2005 Fred Evans Defensive Line Barrick Nealy Quarterback Thomas Keresztury Offensive Line 2007 Chris MacDonald Punter 2008 Cameron Luke Wide Receiver 2010 D.J. Hall, Jr. Offensive Line 2011 D.J. Hall, Jr. Offensive Line 2014 David Mayo Linebacker 2018 Keenen Brown Tight End # Denotes Consensus All-Americans; this list does not include Honorable Mention All-America selections

CLAUDE MATHIS C. J. CARROLL 1996 & 1997 All-American 2000 All-American 19 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS BOBCATS IN THE NFL 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE BOBCATS IN THE NFL Throughout its history, Texas State has had 44 players listed on NFL rosters, including three active players in 2019. The three players are Ty Nsekhe, David Mayo and Keenen Brown. Nsekhe and Mayo signed free agent contracts with the Buffalo Bills and San Francisco 49ers, respectively, following the 2018 season. Brown was signed as an undrafted free agent by the following the 2019 NFL Draft. Brown becomes the sixth Bobcat to sign with NFL teams since Texas State moved to the FBS in 2012. Darryl Morris signed as a free agent with the San Francisco 49ers in 2013. He also played with the Houston Texans in 2014 and 2015 before playing with the Indianapolis Colts in 2016 and New York Giants in 2017. Joplo Bartu also signed as a free agent in 2013 with the Atlanta Falcons. He started 13 games as a rookie and 14 contests the following year. He also played in seven games with the Falcons in 2015 before joining Jacksonville on Dec. 7, 2015 and playing in the final three games of the season. He had 179 tackles and 4.5 sacks in his career. Cornerback Craig Mager was the 83rd overall player taken in the 2015 NFL Draft after being selected in the third round by the San Diego Chargers. That made him the first Bobcat to be selected in the first three rounds since 1982. He had nine tackles in 10 games as rookie. He played three seasons with the San Diego and Los Angeles Chargers before signing with the in 2018. David Mayo was 169th overall player taken in the 2015 NFL Draft when he was selected in the fifth round by the . He played four seasons with the Panthers before signing as a free agent with San Francisco. Mayo played in Super Bowl 50 with the Panthers. Ty Nsekhe played four seasons with the Washington Redskins before signing with Buffalo in 2019. Nsekhe played in 14 games and made five starts in 2018. He also started five games and played in 11 games in 2017, after playing in 16 games and making four starts in 2016. He joined the Redskins in 2015, playing in 13 contests and making his first two NFL starts. Nsekhe originally played in two games with the St. Louis

Craig Mager played three seasons after the San Diego Chargers drafted him in the third round of the 2015 NFL Draft.

Rams in 2012 after signing as a free agent with the Indianapolis Colts in 2012. He also played in the Arena League in 2009-11 after playing at Texas State and Tarleton State in 2003-06.

BOBCATS IN THE SUPER BOWL David Mayo became the fourth Texas State player to appear in a Super Bowl when he played in Super Bowl 50 against Denver. The other three Bobcats to play in a Super Bowl were Ken Coffey, Ricky Sanders and A. J. Johnson of the Washington Redskins. Coffey played in 41 games and recorded seven interceptions during his career from 1983-86 after being selected in the ninth round of the 1982 NFL Draft. He was a starting safety for the Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII team. Sanders was a wide receiver who played eight seasons with the Redskins from 1986-93 and Atlanta Falcons in 1994-95. He was named the standout performer in Super Bowl XII after catching nine passes for 193 yards and two touchdowns. He also returned three kickoffs for 46 yards in Washington’s 42-10 victory over Denver. He set Super Bowl records for most receiving yards, most total yards (235), most touchdowns in a quarter (2), most receiving yards in a quarter (168) and tied another record for longest touchdown reception (80 yards). Sanders and cornerback A. J. Johnson also were teammates for Washington in Super Bowl XVIII. Sanders caught a 41-yard pass in the game, while Johnson was a reserve cornerback.

Ty Nsekhe played four seasons with the Washington Redskins before signing with Buffalo in 2019. 20 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE BOBCATS IN THE NFL WHERE BOBCATS BEGAN THEIR NFL CAREERS Wallace Dickey Denver Broncos 1968 David Morrison Oakland Raiders 1968 Reece Morrison Cleveland Browns 1968 Mac Sauls St. Louis Cardinals 1968 Wade Key Philadelphia Eagles 1970 Josh Brown Minnesota Vikings 1973 Noe Gonzales Oakland Raiders 1973 Jim Stienke Cleveland Browns 1973 Booker Russell Oakland Raiders 1978 Paul Darby New York Jets 1979 Bobby Watkins 1982 Ken Coffey Washington Redskins 1983 David Vela Oakland Raiders 1983 Rod Clark St. Louis Cardinals 1984 Pat Franklin Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1986 Van Hughes St. Louis Cardinals 1986 #Ricky Sanders Washington Redskins 1986 Wayne Correy New England Patriots 1987 Kevin Meuth New York Giants 1987 Henry Thomas New Orleans Saints 1987 Charlie Vatterott Arizona Cardinals 1987 Ben Jessie Green Bay Packers 1989 A. J. Johnson Washington Redskins 1989 Darren Jones St. Louis Cardinals 1989 Mark Millett Atlanta Falcons 1989 Bill Jones 1990 Paul Alsbury New England Patriots 1991 Reggie Rivers Denver Broncos 1991 David Mayo Jeff Novak Miami Dolphins 1994 Claude Mathis Minnesota Vikings 1998 Cliffton Black Oakland Raiders 2000 Darrick Vaughn Atlanta Falcons 2000 Matt Wieland New Orleans Saints 2000 Spergon Wynn Cleveland Browns 2000 Rick Barrow Arizona Cardinals 2001 Clenton Ballard Jacksonville Jaguars 2002 Fred Evans Miami Dolphins 2006 Barrick Nealy Minnesota Vikings 2006 Markee White St. Louis Rams 2007 D. J. Hall, Jr. Jacksonville Jaguars 2012 *Ty Nsekhe St. Louis Rams 2012 Darryl Morris San Francisco 49ers 2013 Joplo Bartu Atlanta Falcons 2013 Terrence Franks St. Louis Rams 2015 Will Johnson Houston Texans 2015 Craig Mager San Diego Chargers 2015 *David Mayo Carolina Panthers 2015 Adrian Bellard Chicago Bears 2016 *Keenen Brown Los Angeles Rams 2019

*-Denotes current player; #-Denotes supplemental first round draft pick

Keenen Brown 21 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2019 QUICK FACTS AND SCHEDULE GENERAL INFORMATION 2019 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Location San Marcos, Texas Date Opponent Site Venue Time TV Founded 1899 Aug. 29 at Texas A&M College Station, Texas Kyle Field 7:30 p.m. SEC Enrollment 38,644 Sept. 7 Wyoming San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium 6 p.m. ESPN+ Nickname Bobcats Sept. 14 at SMU Dallas, Texas Gerald J. Ford Stadium 6 p.m. ESPN3 Colors Maroon & Gold (PMS 504 & 872) Sept. 21 * Georgia State San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium 6 p.m. Stadium Bobcat Stadium Sept. 28 Nicholls State San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium 6 p.m. Surface Field Turf Oct. 10 * ULM San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium 8:15 p.m. ESPNU Capacity 30,000 Oct. 26 * at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 6 p.m. Affiliation NCAA Division I FBS Nov. 2 * at Louisiana Lafayette, La. TBA Conference Sun Belt Conference Nov 9 * South Alabama San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium 2 p.m. President Dr. Denise M. Trauth Nov. 16 * Troy San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium 2 p.m. Athletics Director Dr. Larry Teis Nov. 23 * at Appalachian State Boone, N.C. Stadium 1:30 p.m. Executive Sr. Assoc. AD/FB Administrator Travis Comer Nov. 30 * at Coastal Carolina Conway, S.C. TBA Executive Sr. Assoc. AD/External Relations Don Coryell *- Sun Belt Conference Games; Home Games in Bold; Game Times are subject to change. Executive Sr. Assoc. AD/Internal Relations Tracy Shoemake NCAA Faculty Representative Dr. Vicki Brittain Website www.txstatebobcats.com 2018 FOOTBALL RESULTS Date Opponent Site Venue Result Network Sept. 1 at Rutgers Piscataway, N. J. High Point Solutions Stadium L 35-7 BTN FOOTBALL COACHING STAFF Sept. 8 Texas Southern San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium W 36-20 KNVA/ESPN3 Head Coach Jake Spavital Sept. 15 * at South Alabama Mobile, Ala. Ladd-Peebles Stadium L 41-31 ESPN+ Record at Texas State First Year Sept. 22 UTSA San Antonio, Texas Alamodome L 25-21 ES{M+ Career Record First Year Oct. 6 * Louisiana San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium L 42-27 ESPN+ Offensive Coordinator/ Bob Stitt Oct. 11 * Georgia Southern San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium L 15-13 ESPNU Defensive Coordinator Zac Spavital Oct. 20 * ULM Monroe La. JPS Field at Malone Stadium L 20-14 ESPN3 Co-Defensive Coordinator/Inside LB Archie McDaniel Oct. 27 * New Mexico State San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium W 27-20 KNVA/ESPN3 Special Teams Coordinator/RB Nick Whitworth Nov. 3 * Georgia State Atlanta, Ga. Georgia State Stadium W 40-31 ESPN+ Wide Receivers Ron Antoine Nov. 10 * Appalachian State San Marcos, Texas Bobcat Stadium L 38-7 KNVA/ESPN3 Tight Ends Morris Berger Nov. 17 * at Troy Troy, Ala. Veterans Memorial Stadium L 12-7 ESPN+ Defensive Backs Brett Dewhurst Nov. 24 * at Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. Centennial Bank Stadium L 33-7 KNVA/ESPN3 Defensive Line Tremaine Jackson Home Games in Bold ; *- Sun Belt Conference game Offensive Line Clay McGuire Outside Linebackers Tevin Mims Offensive/Special Teams Analyst Patrick Doherty 2019 RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS Offensive Graduate Assistant Boone Feldt Rushing GP Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Offensive Graduate Assistant Joseph Kirchon Anthony D. Taylor 12 86 312 3.6 4 21 26.0 Defensive Graduate Assistant Zach McCarthy Caleb Twyford 11 70 311 4.4 1 41 28.3 Defensive Graduate Assistant Adrian McDonald Robert Brown, Jr. 10 67 303 4.5 1 34 30.3

SUPPORT STAFF Passing GP Com-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lg Effic Strength & Conditioning Coach (Head FB) Scott Salwasser Tyler Vitt 9 116-191-10 60.7 1,159 7 38 113.33 Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach (FB) Andrew Williams Asst. Strength & Conditioning Coach (FB) Kyle Vagher Receiving GP Att Yds Avg TD Lg Avg/G Head Football Athletic Trainer Jeremy Cobb Hutch White 12 34 298 8.8 2 35 24.8 Assistant Football Trainer Will DeCraene Jeremiah Haydel 12 16 326 20.4 4 93 27.2 Director of Football Operations Haleigh Blocker Caleb Twyford 11 16 121 7.6 0 23 11.0 Director of Player Personnel Connor Anderson Director of Player Development James Sherman Defense GP UA-A-TT TFL-Yds Sacks-Yds Note Director of Equipment Operations Andrew Johnson Bryan London II 12 53-56-109 5.5-11 - Led the Sun Belt in tackles, had 6 breakups Assistant Equipment Manager Sterling Price Nikolas Daniels 12 48-60-108 7.0-2.4 1.0-10 Ranked 2nd in Sun Belt in tackles, had 5 hurries Video Coordinator Jake Macauley Frankie Griffin 12 33-38-71 8.0-29 2.0-16 Led Sun Belt with 3 forced Assistant Video Coordinator Mehrzad Sabzevari Josh Newman 12 28-28-56 1.0-0 - Broke up three passes, first year as a starter Ishmael Davis 11 22-29-51 8.0-27 3.5-15 Tied for 4th in Sun Belt with 2 recoveries 2019 TEAM INFORMATION JaShon Waddy 12 20-20-40 0.5-0 — Led Texas State with 7 pass breakups 2018 Overall Record 3-9 2018 Home Record 2-4 HISTORY BOBCAT STADIUM INFORMATION 2018 Road Record 1-5 All-All-Time Overall Record 508-451-26 (since 1920) Capacity 30,000 Sun Belt Conference Record 1-7 All-Time Sun Belt Record 11-36 Largest Crowd 33,133 (Sept. 24, 2016) 2018 Starters Returning (o/d/s) 20 (8/10/2) Conference Championships 13 Surface FieldTurf 2018 Starters Lost (o/d/s) 6 (2/1/20 NCAA Division II National Championships 1981, 1982 All-Time Record at Bobcat Stadium 122-96 2017 Lettermen Returning (o/d/s) 53 (22/29/2) NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs 2005, 2008 2018 Lettermen Lost (o/d/s) 10 (5/3/2) 22 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL LETTERMEN RETURNING STARTERS RETURNING OFFENSE (21) OFFENSE (8) Aaron Brewer, Robert Brown, Jr., Jaylen Gipson, Trev- Player Notes is Graham, Jr. , LeDarrius Harris, Stone Harris, Jeremiah Anthony D. Taylor, RB Started 5 games...top returning rusher with 312 yards and 4 TDs on 86 carries...had 8 receptions for Haydel, Mason Hays, Tate Heitmeier, Kameron Jemison, Reece Jordan, Morgan Moore, Jaylin Nelson, Jacob Row- 63 yds. land, Brendon Rushing, David Tachie, Anthony D. Taylor, Robert Brown Jr., RB Started 5 games...rushed for 303 yards and 1 TD on 67 carries...caught 7 passes for 34 yards. Caleb Twyford, Josiah Washington, Tyler Vitt, Hutch White Tyler Vitt, QB Started 5 games...completed 116 of 191 passes for 1,159 yards and 7 tds with 10 interceptions. DEFENSE (29) Mason Hays, WR Started 10 games...caught 9 passes for 122 yards. Malik Alley, John Brannon, Markeveon Coleman, Gjemar Jeremiah Haydel, WR Named Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference...started 12 games...tallied 16 receptions for Daniels, Nikolas Daniels, Ishmael Davis, Austin Deason, 326 yards and 4 TDs. Preston Dimery, Nico Ezidore, Emmanuel Galvan-Vazquez, Gavin Graham, Frankie Griffin, London Harris, Kumonde Aaron Brewer, OL Named Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference by league coaches and media...chosen Hines, Clifton Lewis, Jr., John Lilly, Bryan London II, Jarron First-Team All-Sun Belt by Pro Football Focus...started 12 games...had six starts at center and Morris, Josh Newman, Kingsley Onyirioha, Alvin Pacheco, six starts at left tackle. Caeveon Patton, Jaquel Pierce, Kieston Roach, Kordell Rodgers, Jakharious Smith, Anthony J. Taylor, Hal Vinson, Reece Jordan, OL Started the 11 games at center and right guard JaShon Waddy Jacob Rowland, OL Started 9 games at right tackle, right guard and left tackle. Morgan Moore, OL Started 6 games at right tackle as a true freshman. SPECIALISTS (2) Clayton Stewart, Justin Warner David Tachie, OL Started first five games at left guard

2018 REDSHIRTS DEFENSE (10) OFFENSE (16) Player Notes Blake Aragon, D. J. Bolger, Seth Caillouet, Shane Carney, Ishmael Davis, DE Made 10 starts at ...Led Bobcats with 3.5 sacks, 8.0 tfl and 2 fumble recoveries... Kylar Cooks, Ezekiel Coss, Alec Harris, Jacoby Hopkins, had 51 total tackles. Lester James, Jackson Lanam, Morgan Moore, Cade Powell, Cade Rathbone, Jah’Marae Sheread, Anthony Caeveon Patton, DT Started 12 games on line ... recorded 41 tackles, 3.5 TFL, 2.5 sacks and 3 pass breakups Smith, Jaydan Smith Nickolas Daniels, LB Third-team All-Sun Belt selection after recording 108 tackles, one shy of Sun Belt lead in first season as a starter...had 7.0 tfl and led Bobcats with 5 QB hurries...had 4 breakups. DEFENSE (7) Mitchell Dunahoo, Ashton Johnson, C. J. Johnson, Zane Lit- Bryan London II, LB First-Team All-Sun Belt Conference selection after leading the Sun Belt with 109 tackles ... start- tle, Jake Lynch, Dotson Schaefer, Pierce Withers. ed all 12 games at inside linebacker...had six pass breakups...had 5.5 TFL...forced two fumbles and recovered one. SPECIALISTS (1) Foster Hilborn Frankie Griffin, LB Named Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference...started 10 games...recorded 71 tackles... led the Bobcats with 8.0 tfl and 2.0 sacks...led Sun Belt with 3 forced fumbles. 2019 ADDITIONAL PLAYERS Hal Vinson, LB Made six starts at outside linebacker...had 22 tackles and 2 forced fumbles...had 1.5 TFL and 1.0 OFFENSE (5) sacks. Caleb Carlile, Jacob Fryrear, Hunter Hebert, Tanner King, Clifton Lewis, Jr., LB Made five starts at linebacker...tallied 37 tackles, 4.5 tfl and 1 sack, 1 interception and 3 break Chandler Speights ups DEFENSE (2) Anthony J. Taylor, DB Started seven games at cornerback...had 40 tackles...had five pass breakups...recovered one Andrew Cole, Hunter Thompson fumble. Jarron Morris, DB Started 10 games at cornerback...had 44 tackles...had 1 interception and 6 pass breakups... 2019 SIGNEES forced 1 fumble. TRANSFERS: Joshua Rowland Kordell Rodgers, DB Started seven games at cornerback...had 37 tackles...led Bobcats with 2 interceptions and 5 JUNIOR COLLEGE TRANSFERS (2) pass breakups. Gresch Jensen, Eddie Rivas Josh Newman, S Started 10 games at safety...tallied 56 tackles and 1 tfl...broke up three passes. FRESHMEN (12) JaShon Waddy, S Started 11 games at safety...recorded 40 tackles...registered 1 interception...led Bobcats with 7 Kevin Anderson, Cedric Case, Dalton Cooper, Ronald pass breakups...forced two fumbles and recovered one fumble. Copney, Kenny Frazier, Devin Henderson, Calvin Hill, Micah Hilts, Dylan Jantz, Devin Martinez, DeJordan Mask, Jordan Revels. Khambrail Winters SPECIALISTS (4) Player Notes 2018 LETTERMEN LOST Justin Warner, LS Served as a deep snapper on field goals and extra-point attempts during 12 games. Clayton Stewart, P Played in 12 games...averaged 37.9 yards on 69 punts...had nine 50-yard punts...placed 19 OFFENSE (4) Keenen Brown, Willie Jones III, Jalen Momerelle, Elijah inside 20. Rogers, Tyler Watts Hutch White, PR Named Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference...averaged 10.4 yards on 16 punt returns... had long of 45 yards. DEFENSE (3) Sami Awad, A.J. Krawczyk, Dean Taylor Jeremiah Haydel, KR Averaged 24.3 yards on 10 kick returns...had long of 50 yards. 0 SPECIALISTS (2) James Sherman, Tommy Simmons

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2019 TEXAS STATE ROSTERS NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown High School Previous School No. Name Pos. 1 Jah’Marae Sheread WR 5-7 155 Fr. RS Houston, Texas Cypress Springs HS 40 Malik Alley ILB 2 Gresch Jensen QB 6-2 225 Jr. TR Auburn, Wash. Mountainview HS Fullerton CC 5 Kevin Anderson DB 2 Alvin Pacheco DB 6-0 185 Sr. 1L Allentown, Pa. Central Catholic HS Ventura College 15 Blake Aragon TE 3 Jeremiah Haydel WR 6-0 170 Jr. 2L Houston, Texas Alief Taylor HS 6 Javen Banks WR 3 Kordell Rodgers CB 5-11 165 Jr. 2L Lufkin, Texas Lufkin HS 17 D. J. Bolger QB 4 Dylan Jantz WR 5-9 170 Fr. HS Gunter, Texas Gunter HS 44 John Brannon ILB 4 Gavin Graham LB 6-1 225 Sr. 3L Austin, Texas Anderson HS Air Force Prep 55 Aaron Brewer OL 5 Jaylin Nelson RB 5-8 200 Jr. 2L Duncanville, Texas Duncanville HS 20 Robert Brown, Jr. RB 5 Kevin Anderson DB 6-1 180 Fr. HS Lewisville, Texas Lewisville HS 84 Seth Caillouet TE 6 Javen Banks WR 6-2 170 So. 1L Wichita Falls, Texas Hirschi HS 63 Caleb Carlile OL 6 Anthony J. Taylor S 5-8 185 Sr. 3L Tyler, Texas Allen High School 89 Shane Carney WR 7 Jaylen Gipson QB 6-2 195 So. 1L Mexia, Texas Mexia HS 12 Cedric Case QB 7 Kumonde Hines DE 6-3 240 Sr. 3L Richmond, Va. Bird HS 22 Markeveon Coleman LB 8 Jacoby Hopkins WR 6-0 198 Fr. RS Houston, Texas Heights HS 76 Kylar Cooks OL 8 Hal Vinson LB 6-1 240 Sr. 3L Dallas, Texas South Oak Cliff HS 73 Dalton Cooper OL 9 Lester James WR 6-4 185 Fr. RS DeSoto, Texas DeSoto HS 67 Ronald Copney OL 9 Bryan London, II LB 6-2 232 Sr. 3L Converse, Texas Randolph HS 18 Ezekiel Coss QB 10 Mason Hays WR 6-1 205 Sr 3L Longview, Texas Pine Tree HS Trinity Valley CC 98 Gjemar Daniels NT 10 Auston Deason S 6-0 195 So. 1L Pearland, Texas Pearland HS 30 Nikolas Daniels ILB 11 Tyler Vitt QB 6-2 205 So. 1L San Antonio, Texas MacArthur HS 11 Ishmael Davis DE 11 Ishmael Davis DE 6-2 260 Sr. 3L Killeen, Texas Ellison HS 10 Auston Deason S 12 Cedric Case QB 6-2 207 Fr. HS Lincoln, Neb. Lincoln HS 23 Preston Dimery S 12 Clifton Lewis, Jr. LB 6-1 225 Sr. 3L Missouri City, Texas Hightower HS 43 Mitchell Dunahoo LB 13 Trevis Graham, Jr. WR 6-1 175 So. 1L Mansfield, Texas Lake Ridge HS 95 Nico Ezidore DL 13 DeJordan Mask S 6-1 180 Fr. HS Texarkana, Ark. Arkansas HS 16 Kenny Frazier WR 14 Pierce Withers S 5-11 195 Fr. RS Austin, Texas Bowie HS 62 Jacob Fryrear OL 14 Joshua Rowland PK 5-10 210 Sr. TR Madison, Miss. Madison HS Miss. Gulf Coast/Texas 97 Emmanuel Galvan-Vazquez DT 15 Blake Aragon TE 6-4 195 Fr. RS Stephenville, Texas Stephenville HS 7 Jaylen Gipson QB 15 Jarron Morris CB 5-9 158 So 1L Orange, Texas West Orange Stark HS 4 Gavin Graham LB 16 Kenny Frazier WR 5-10 150 Fr. HS Opelousas, La. Opelousas HS 13 Trevis Graham, Jr. WR 16 JaShon Waddy S 5-11 185 Sr. 3L Angleton, Texas Angleton HS 18 Frankie Griffin LB 17 D. J. Bolger QB 6-3 205 Fr. RS Austin, Texas Hyde Park Baptist HS 34 Alec Harris RB 18 Ezekiel Coss QB 5-11 180 Fr. RS Round Rock, Texas Cedar Ridge HS 41 LeDarrius Harris RB 18 Frankie Griffin LB 6-0 205 Sr. 3L Spring, Texas Klein Collins HS 27 London Harris LB 20 Robert Brown, Jr. RB 5-8 200 Jr. 2L Houston, Texas Eisenhower HS 86 Stone Harris WR 20 Khambrail Winters DB 6-0 180 Fr. HS Houston, Texas Alief Taylor HS 3 Jeremiah Haydel WR 21 Anthony Smith RB 5-10 200 So. 1L Fort Worth, Texas Fossil Ridge HS 10 Mason Hays WR 21 Josh Newman S 6-0 200 Jr. 2L Cedar Hill, Texas Cedar Hill HS 49 Hunter Hebert TE 22 Calvin Hill RB 5-7 168 Fr. HS Baytown, Texas Ross Sterling HS 71 Tate Heitmeier OL 22 Markeveon Coleman LB 6-2 215 Jr. 2L Dallas, Texas Skyline HS 92 Devin Henderson DL 23 Preston Dimery S 6-0 185 Jr. 2L Kerrville, Texas Tivy HS 48 Foster Hilborn K/P 24 Caleb Twyford RB 5-11 175 Jr. 2L Farmersville, Texas Farmersville HS 22 Calvin Hill RB 24 S 5-11 188 Sr. 1L Houston, Texas St. Pius X HS Fresno State 83 Micah Hilts TE 25 Anthony D. Taylor RB 5-10 205 Sr. 3L Denton, Texas Guyer HS 7 Kumonde Hines DE 25 Devin Martinez OLB 6-3 230 Fr. HS Belton, Texas Belton HS 8 Jacoby Hopkins WR 26 Kieston Roach CB 6-0 185 So. 1L Houston, Texas North Shore HS 9 Lester James WR 27 London Harris LB 6-2 210 So. 1L Rosharon, Texas Manvel HS 4 Dylan Jantz WR 28 C. J. Johnson DB 6-0 180 Fr. RS Dallas, Texas Allen HS 65 Kameron Jemison OL 30 Nikolas Daniels ILB 6-0 235 Sr. 3L League City, Texas Clear Creek HS 2 Gresch Jensen QB 33 Cade Powell RB 5-7 200 Fr. RS Buda, Texas Hays HS 35 Ashton Johnson DB 24 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL 2019 TEXAS STATE ROSTERS NUMERICAL ROSTER ALPHABETICAL ROSTER No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown High School Previous School No. Name Pos. 34 Alec Harris RB 5-11 192 Fr. RS Richmond, Texas Foster HS 28 C. J. Johnson DB 35 Ashton Johnson DB 5-10 170 Fr. RS Dickinson, Texas Dickinson HS 50 Reece Jordan OL 39 Clayton Stewart P 6-1 200 So. 1L Flower Mound, Texas Flower Mound HS 69 Tanner King OL 40 Malik Alley ILB 6-2 210 Sr. 2L Tyler, Texas Brook Hill HS Midwestern State 87 Jackson Lanam TE 41 LeDarrius Harris RB 5-9 170 Sr. 1L Colorado Springs, Colo. Fountain-Ft. Carson HS Colo. State-Pueblo 12 Clifton Lewis, Jr. LB 43 Mitchell Dunahoo LB 6-0 200 Fr. RS Belton, Texas Belton HS 99 John Lilly NT 44 John Brannon ILB 6-0 235 Jr. 2L McKinney, Texas Prosper HS 57 Zane Little LB 45 Jakharious Smith DE 6-3 215 So. 1L Grand Prairie, Texas South Grand Prairie HS 9 Bryan London, II LB 46 Justin Warner LS 6-6 235 Sr. 3L Angleton, Texas Angleton HS 90 Jake Lynch DL 48 Foster Hilborn K/P 6-0 180 So. 1L LaPorte, Texas LaPorte HS 25 Devin Martinez OLB 49 Hunter Hebert TE 6-4 220 So. RS Houston, Texas LaPorte HS 13 DeJordan Mask S 50 Reece Jordan OL 6-3 275 Jr. 2L Decatur, Texas Boyd HS 56 Morgan Moore OL 51 Josiah Washington OL 6-6 305 Jr. 2L DeSoto, Texas De Soto HS 15 Jarron Morris CB 52 Jaquel Pierce DL 6-2 285 Jr. 2L Duncanville, Texas Duncanville HS 5 Jaylin Nelson RB 53 Eddie Rivas OL 6-4 298 Jr. JC Phoenix, Ariz. Mountain Pointe HS Glendale CC 21 Josh Newman S 54 David Tachie OL 6-4 313 Sr. 1L McKinney, Texas McKinney HS Central Arkansas 96 Kingsley Onyirioha DL 54 Hunter Thompson LB 6-0 225 So. RS New Braunfels, Texas Canyon HS 2 Alvin Pacheco DB 55 Aaron Brewer OL 6-3 285 Sr. 3L Dallas, Texas Skyline HS 88 Caeveon Patton DT 56 Morgan Moore OL 6-5 280 Fr. RS Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City HS 52 Jaquel Pierce DL 57 Zane Little LB 6-0 220 Fr. RS San Antonio, Texas Reagan HS 33 Cade Powell RB 59 Nick Wilkins DL 6-2 250 So. 1L Rosharon, Texas Manvel HS 91 Jordan Revels DE 62 Jacob Fryrear OL 6-2 285 Jr. 1L Caldwell, Texas Caldwell HS 53 Eddie Rivas OL 63 Caleb Carlile OL 6-4 300 So. 1L Waxahachie, Texas Waxahachie HS 26 Kieston Roach CB 65 Kameron Jemison OL 6-5 310 Jr. 1L Overland Park, Kan. Hogan Prep Hutchinson CC 3 Kordell Rodgers CB 67 Ronald Copney OL 6-3 267 Fr. HS New Braunfels, Texas Smithson Valley HS 72 Jacob Rowland OL 69 Tanner King OL 6-5 275 So. RS Houston, Texas Deer Park HS 14 Joshua Rowland PK 71 Tate Heitmeier OL 6-3 330 So. 1L Mansfield, Texas Lake Ridge HS 82 Brendon Rushing TE 72 Jacob Rowland OL 6-5 290 Sr. 3L Wills Point, Texas Wills Point HS 93 Dotson Schaefer DL 73 Dalton Cooper OL 6-7 280 Fr. HS Prague, Okla. Prague HS 1 Jah’Marae Sheread WR 76 Kylar Cooks OL 6-5 270 Fr. RS Texarkana, Texas Liberty Eylau HS 21 Anthony Smith RB 79 Jaydan Smith OL 6-4 240 Fr. RS Buda, Texas Hays HS 45 Jakharious Smith DE 80 Hutch White WR 6-1 195 Sr. 3L Kerrville, Texas Tivy HS 24 Jalen Smith S 81 Chandler Speights WR 5-9 170 So. RS Richmond, Texas Foster HS 79 Jaydan Smith OL 82 Brendon Rushing TE 6-4 235 Sr. 3L DeSoto, Texas De Soto HS 81 Chandler Speights WR 83 Micah Hilts TE 6-5 200 Fr. HS Colorado Springs, Colo. Vista Ridge HS 39 Clayton Stewart P 84 Seth Caillouet TE 6-3 230 Fr. RS Covington, La. Archbishop Hannan HS 54 David Tachie OL 86 Stone Harris WR 6-0 185 Sr. 1L Sugar Land, Texas George Ranch HS McMurry 25 Anthony D. Taylor RB 87 Jackson Lanam TE 6-4 225 Fr. RS Corpus Christi, Texas Calallen HS 6 Anthony J. Taylor S 88 Caeveon Patton DT 6-2 285 Jr. 2L Cuero, Texas Cuero HS 54 Hunter Thompson LB 89 Shane Carney WR 6-4 200 So. RS Porter, Texas Porter HS 24 Caleb Twyford RB 90 Jake Lynch DL 6-5 230 Fr. RS Richmond, Texas Fort Bend Travis HS 8 Hal Vinson LB 91 Jordan Revels DE 6-1 260 Fr. HS Houston, Texas North Shore HS 11 Tyler Vitt QB 92 Devin Henderson DL 6-2 290 Fr. HS LaPorte, Texas LaPorte HS 16 JaShon Waddy S 93 Dotson Schaefer DL 6-4 235 Fr. RS Lincoln, Ark. Fayetteville HS 46 Justin Warner LS 95 Nico Ezidore DL 6-2 290 So. 1L Garland, Texas Naaman Forest HS 51 Josiah Washington OL 96 Kingsley Onyirioha DL 6-2 283 Jr. 1L Houston, Texas St. Pius X HS Lamar 80 Hutch White WR 97 Emmanuel 59 Nick Wilkins DL Galvan-Vazquez DT 6-3 250 So. 1L Buda, Texas Hays HS 20 Khambrail Winters DB 98 Gjemar Daniels NT 5-11 315 So. 1L Kennedale, Texas Kennedale HS 14 Pierce Withers S 99 John Lilly NT 6-0 260 Jr. 2L Houston, Texas Strake Jesuit HS 25

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ARKANSAS 46 Justin Warner Angleton 77 Jacob Janak Hallettsville 89 Shane Carney Porter 93 Dotson Schaefer Lincoln 17 D. J. Bolger Austin 20 Robert Brown, Jr. Houston 34 Alec Harris Richmond 4 Gavin Graham Austin 3 Jeremiah Haydel Houston 90 Jake Lynch Richmond ARIZONA 14 Pierce Withers Austin 49 Hunter Hebert Houston 81 Chandler Speights Richmond 53 Eddie Rivas Phoenix 22 Calvin Hill Baytown 8 Jacoby Hopkins Houston 27 London Harris Rosharon 43 Mitchell Dunahoo Belton 69 Tanner King Houston 59 Nick Wilkins Rosharon COLORADO 25 Devin Martinez Belton 99 John Lilly Houston 18 Ezekiel Coss Round Rock 41 LeDarrius Harris Colorado Springs 97 Emmanuel Galvan-Vazquez Buda 96 Kingsley Onyirioha Houston 57 Zane Little San Antonio 83 Micah Hilts Colorado Springs 33 Cade Powell Buda 91 Jordan Revels Houston 11 Tyler Vitt San Antonio 79 Jaydan Smith Buda 26 Kieston Roach Houston 18 Frankie Griffin Spring KANSAS 62 Jacob Fryrear Caldwell 1 Jah’Marae Sheread Houston 15 Blake Aragon Stephenville 65 Kameron Jemison Overland Park 21 Josh Newman Cedar Hill 24 Jalen Smith Houston 86 Stone Harris Sugar Land 9 Bryan London II Converse 20 Khambrail Winters Houston 76 Kyler Cooks Texarkana LOUISIANA 87 Jackson Lanam Corpus Christi 98 Gjemar Daniels Kennedale 13 DeJordan Mask Texarkana 84 Seth Caillouet Covington 88 Caeveon Patton Cuero 23 Preston Dimery Kerrville 40 Malik Alley Tyler 16 Kenny Frazier Opelousas 55 Aaron Brewer Dallas 80 Hutch White Kerrville 6 Anthony J. Taylor Tyler 22 Markeveon Coleman Dallas 11 Ishmael Davis Killeen 63 Caleb Carlile Waxahachie MISSISSIPPI 28 C. J. Johnson Dallas 92 Devin Henderson LaPorte 6 Javen Banks Wichita Falls 14 Joshua Rowland Madison 8 Hal Vinson Dallas 48 Foster Hilborn LaPorte 72 Jacob Rowland Wills Point 50 Reece Jordan Decatur 5 Kevin Anderson Lewisville NEBRASKA 25 Anthony D. Taylor Denton 30 Nikolas Daniels League City VIRGINIA 12 Cedric Case Lincoln 9 Lester James DeSoto 10 Mason Hays Longview 7 Kumonde Hines Chesterfield 82 Brendon Rushing DeSoto 3 Kordell Rodgers Lufkin OKLAHOMA 51 Josiah Washington DeSoto 13 Trevis. Graham, Jr. Mansfield WASHINGTON 56 Morgan Moore Midwest City 35 Ashton Johnson Dickinson 71 Tate Heitmeier Mansfield 2 Gresch Jensen Auburn 73 Dalton Cooper Prague 5 Jaylin Nelson Duncanville 44 John Brannon McKinney 52 Jaquel Pierce Duncanville 54 David Tachie McKinney PENNSYLVANIA 24 Caleb Twyford Farmersville 7 Jaylen Gipson Mexia 2 Alvin Pacheco Allentown 39 Clayton Stewart Flower Mound 12 Clifton Lewis, Jr. Missouri City 21 Anthony Smith Fort Worth 67 Rodney Copney New Braunfels TEXAS 95 Nico Ezidore Garland 54 Hunter Thompson New Braunfels 28 C. J. Johnson Allen 45 Jakharious Smith Grand Prairie 15 Jarron Morris Orange 16 JaShon Waddy Angleton 4 Dylan Jantz Gunter 10 Auston Deason Pearland 26 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL POSITION BREAKDOWNS OFFENSE QUARTERBACK INSIDE LINEBACKER WIDE RECEIVER No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. 2 Gresch Jensen 6’2” 225 Jr. JC 4 Gavin Graham 6’ 1” 215 Sr. 3L 1 Jah’Marae Sheread 5’ 7” 155 Fr. RS 7 Jaylen Gipson 6’ 2” 195 Fr. RS 9 Bryan London II 6’ 2” 232 Sr. 3L 3 Jeremiah Haydel 5’ 11” 175 Jr. 2L 11 Tyler Vitt 6’ 2” 205 Fr. HS 12 Clifton Lewis, Jr. 6’ 1” 225 Sr. 3L 4 Dylan Jantz 5’9” 170 Fr. HS 12 Cedric Case 6’2” 207 Fr. HS 30 Nikolas Daniels 6’ 0” 235 Sr. 3L 6 Javen Banks 6’ 2” 170 So. 1L 17 D. J. Bolger 6’ 3” 205 Fr. RS 54 Hunter Thompson 6’ 0” 225 So. 1L 8 Jacoby Hopkins 6’ 0” 198 Fr. RS 18 Ezekiel Coss 5’11” 180 Fr. RS 57 Zane Little 6’0” 220 Fr. RS 9 Lester James 6’ 4” 185 Fr. RS 44 John Brannon 6’ 0” 235 Jr. 2L 10 Mason Hays 6’ 1” 205 Sr. 3L RUNNING BACK 13 Trevis Graham, Jr. 6’ 1” 175 So. 1L No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. DEFENSIVE BACK 16 Kenny Frazier 5’10” 150 Fr. HS 5 Jaylin Nelson 5’ 8” 200 Jr. 2L No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. 80 Hutch White 6’ 1” 195 Sr. 3L 20 Robert Brown, Jr. 5’ 9” 200 Jr. 2L 2 Alvin Pacheco 6’ 0” 185 Sr. 1L 81 Chandler Speights 5’ 9” 170 So. RS 21 Anthony Smith 5’ 10” 200 So. 1L 3 Kordell Rodgers 5’ 11” 165 Jr. 2L 86 Stone Harris 6’ 0” 185 Sr. 1L 22 Calvin Hill 5’7” 168 Fr. HS 5 Kevin Anderson 6’1” 180 Fr. HS 89 Shane Carney 6’ 4” 200 So. RS 24 Caleb Twyford 5’ 11” 175 Jr. 2L 6 Anthony J. Taylor 5’ 8” 185 Sr. 3L 25 Anthony D. Taylor 5’ 10” 205 Sr. 3L 15 Jarron Morris 5’ 9” 158 So. 1L TIGHT END 34 Alec Harris 5’ 11” 192 Fr. RS 20 Khambrail Winters 6’0” 180 Fr. HS No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. 41 LeDarrius Harris 5’ 9” 170 Sr. 1L 26 Kieston Roach 6’ 0” 185 So. 1L 15 Blake Aragon 6’ 4” 195 Fr. RS 28 C. J. Johnson 6’ 0” 180 Fr. RS 82 Brendon Rushing 6’ 4” 235 Sr. 3L DEFENSE 35 Ashton Johnson 5’ 10” 170 Fr. RS 83 Micah Hilts 6’ 5” 200 Fr. HS DEFENSIVE LINE 84 Seth Caillouet 6’ 3” 230 Fr. RS No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. SAFETY 49 Hunter Hebert 6’ 4” 220 So. RS 7 Kumonde Hines 6’ 3” 225 Sr. 3L No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. 87 Jackson Lanam 6’ 4” 225 Fr. RS 11 Ishmael Davis 6’ 3” 260 Sr. 3L 10 Auston Deason 6’0” 195 So. 1L 45 Jakharious Smith 6’ 3” 215 So. 1L 13 DeJordan Mask 6’1” 180 Fr. HS OFFENSIVE LINE 52 Jaquel Pierce 6’ 2” 285 Jr. 2L 14 Pierce Withers 5’ 11” 195 Fr. RS No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. 59 Nick Wilkins 6’ 2” 250 So. 1L 16 JaShon Waddy 5’ 11” 185 Sr. 3L 50 Reece Jordan 6’ 3” 275 Jr. 2L 88 Caeveon Patton 6’ 2” 285 Jr. 2L 21 Josh Newman 6’ 0” 205 Jr. 2L 51 Josiah Washington 6’ 6” 305 Jr. 2L 90 Jake Lynch 6’ 5” 230 Fr. RS 23 Preston Dimery 6’ 0” 180 Jr. 2L 53 Eddie Rivas 6’ 4” 298 Jr. JC 93 Dotson Schaefer 6’ 4” 235 Fr. RS 24 Jalen Smith 5’11” 188 Sr. 1L 54 David Tachie 6’ 4” 313 Sr. 1L 95 Nico Ezidore 6’ 2” 290 So. 1L 55 Aaron Brewer 6’ 3” 285 Sr. 3L 96 Kingsley Onyirioha 6’ 2” 283 Sr. 1L SPECIALIST 56 Morgan Moore 6’ 5” 280 So. 1L 97 Emmanuel No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. 62 Jacob Fryrear 6’ 2” 285 Jr. 1L Galvan-Vazquez 6’ 3” 250 So. 1L 14 Joshua Rowland 5’10” 210 Sr. TR 63 Caleb Carlile 6’ 4” 300 So. 1L 98 Gjemar Daniels 5’ 11” 315 So. 1L 39 Clayton Stewart 6’ 1” 200 So. 1L 65 Kameron Jemison 6’ 5” 310 Jr. 1L 99 John Lilly 6’ 0” 260 Jr. 2L 48 Foster Hilborn 6’0” 180 So. 1L 67 Ronald Copney 6’3” 267 Fr. HS 69 Tanner King 6’ 5” 270 So. RS OUTSIDE LINEBACKER LONG SNAPPER 71 Tate Heitmeier 6’ 3” 330 So. 1L No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. No. Name Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. 72 Jacob Rowland 6’ 5” 290 Sr. 3L 8 Hal Vinson 6’ 1” 240 Sr. 3L 46 Justin Warner 6’ 6” 235 Jr. 2L 73 Dalton Cooper 6’7” 280 Fr. HS 18 Frankie Griffin 6’ 0” 205 Sr. 3L 76 Kyler Cooks 6’ 5” 270 Fr. RS 22 Markeveon Coleman 6’ 2” 215 Jr. 2L 79 Jaydan Smith 6’ 4” 240 Fr. RS 25 Devin Martinez 6’3” 230 Fr. HS 27 London Harris 6’ 2” 210 So. 1L 40 Malik Alley 6’ 2” 210 Sr. 2L 43 Mitchell Dunahoo 6’ 0” 200 Fr. RS

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS OPPONENTS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS TEXAS A&M SMU AGGIES MUSTANGS Game 1 • August 29 • College Station, Texas • 7:30 p.m. Game 3 • September 14 • Dallas, Texas • 6 p.m. GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF Location------College Station, Texas Head Coach------Jimbo Fisher Location------Dallas, Texas Head Coach------Sonny Dykes Founded------1872 (opened 1876) Record at TAMU------9-4 (second season) Founded------1911 Record at SMU------5-7 (second season) Enrollment------69,367 (Fall 2018) Career Record------92-27 (10th season) Enrollment------11,739 Career Record------46-52 (ninth season) Nickname------Aggies Nickname------Mustangs Colors------Maroon and White SERIES HISTORY Colors------Red and Blue SERIES HISTORY Stadium------Kyle Field Series Record------Texas State trails 0-2 Home Field------Gerald J. Ford Stadium Series Record------Texas State trails 0-1 Capacity------102,733 Last Texas State Victory------N/A Capacity------32,000 Last Texas State Victory------N/A Surface------Grass Last Texas State Loss------Sept. 22, 2005 Surface------Field Turf Last Texas State Loss------Sept. 6, 2008 Conference------SEC Most Points Scored------31 (2005) Conference------American Athletic Most Points Scored------36 (2008) President------Michael K. Young Most Points Allowed------44 (2005) President------Dr. R. Gerald Turner Most Points Allowed------47 (2008) Interim Athletics Director------Ross Bjork Largest Margin of Victory------N/A Athletic Director------Rick Hart Largest Margin of Victory------N/A Largest Margin of Defeat----28 (28-0, 1919) Largest Margin of Defeat---11 (47-36, 2008) TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2018 Record------9-4 MEDIA RELATIONS 2018 Record------5-7 COMMUNICATIONS SEC Record------5-3 FB Contact------Alan Cannon C-USA Record------4-4 Associate Director (FB Contact)----Lindsey Olsen SEC Finish------T-2nd West Office Phone------979-845-5725 C-USA Finish------4th, West Office Phone------214-768-4970 Starters Returning------14 [email protected] Starters Returning------19 [email protected] (6 Offense, 4 Defense, 4 Specialists) Secondary Contact------Brad Marquardt (8 Offense, 9 Defense, 2 Specialists) Secondary Contact------Brad Sutton Letterwinners Returning------47 Cell Phone------979-862-5448 Letterwinners Returning------51 Office Phone------214-768-1651 Offensive System------Pro [email protected] Offensive System------Multiple [email protected] Defensive System------Multiple Defensive System------4-3

WYOMING NICHOLLS COWBOYS COLONELS Game 2 • September 7 • San Marcos, Texas • 6 p.m. Game 5 • September 28 • San Marcos, Texas • TBA GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF Location------Laramie, Wyo. Head Coach------Craig Bohl Location------Thibodaux, La. Head Coach------Tim Rebowe Founded------1886 Record at Wyoming----22-29 (fifth season) Founded------1948 Record at NICH------25-22 (fifth season) Enrollment------12,450 Career Record------126-61 (16th season) Enrollment------6,500 Career Record------Same Nickname------Cowboys Nickname------Colonels Colors------Brown and Gold SERIES HISTORY Colors------Red and Gray SERIES HISTORY Home Field------War Memorial Stadium Series Record------Texas State trails 1-2 Home Field------John L. Guidry Stadium Series Record------Texas State trails 14-16 Capacity------29,181 Last Texas State Victory---- Sept. 28, 2013 Capacity------10,500 Last Texas State Victory------Oct. 1, 2011 Surface------FieldTurf Revolution Last Texas State Loss------Sept. 30, 2017 Surface------GeoGreen Artificial Turf Last Texas State Loss------Oct. 16, 2010 Conference------Mountain West Most Points Scored------42 (2013) Conference------Southland Most Points Scored------45 (2010) President------Dr. Laurie Nichols Most Points Allowed------45 (2011, 2017) President------Dr. Jay Clune Most Points Allowed------63 (1993) Athletic Director------Tom Burman Largest Margin of Victory--- 21 (42-21, 2013) Athletic Director------Matt Roan Largest Margin of Victory---26 (38-12, 2011) Largest Margin of Defeat---35 (45-10; 2011, 2017) Largest Margin of Defeat-- 26 (63-37, 1993) TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2018 Record------6-6 SPORTS INFORMATION 2018 Record------9-4 MEDIA RELATIONS MWC Record------4-4 Associate AD (FB Contact)-----Tim Harkins Southland Record------7-2 Director (FB Contact)------Jamie Bustos MWC Finish------3rd, Mountain Office Phone------307-766-2321 Southland Finish------1st Office Phone------985-448-4281 Starters Returning------13 [email protected] Starters Returning------12 [email protected] (5 Offense, 6 Defense, 2 Specialists) Secondary Contact------Nick Seeman (5 offense, 6 defense, 1 specialists) Secondary Contact------Jay Sullivan Letterwinners Returning------43 Phone------612-741-0550 Letterwinners Returning------40 Office Phone------985-448-4282 Offensive System--- Pro Style, West Coast [email protected] Offensive System------Multiple Spread [email protected] Defensive System------Tampa 2 (4-3) Defensive System------Multiple 28 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE SUN BELT CONFERENCE ABOUT THE SUN BELT CONFERENCE

With each passing season, the Sun Belt Conference continues to challenge itself, football, men’s basketball and women’s basketball game will be viewable on an ESPN and its competitors, in all aspects of intercollegiate athletics. Not content with being simply platform. It was announced that linear network football games at Sun Belt home venues the youngest football conference in the Football Bowl Subdivision, the conference has will expand to a minimum of 10 games a year on a combination of ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and shown it can rise each and every season that comes along. Since the birth of the league ESPNU. Sun Belt Championship events will be on an ESPN platform each academic year as a FBS member in 2001, the evidence is clear the conference is indeed rising above to give exposure to all conference sports, and digital productions will expand to include competitors and peer conferences. regular season competition in Sun Belt sports that have received only limited coverage At no time has league athletic success been more obvious than during the course of previously. the last several football seasons. Opportunity for Sun Belt growth and success extends beyond television deals. In recent years, Sun Belt members have participated in as many as six bowl games, During the recent 2017-18 academic year, Sun Belt member institutions awarded more a 50 percent increase in the league’s former high-water mark and only a decade removed than $50 million in scholarships to more than 3,100 student-athletes, while providing life from a “one-bowl league” moniker in its formative years. experiences such as team building, domestic and foreign travel, community service, men- The Sun Belt has earned respect in the FBS over the last several years by consis- toring and recognition through honors and awards. Sun Belt institutions are leaders in tently beating teams from peer conferences, winning bowl games and upsetting Power providing career services and the tools to in the pursuit of personal goals. Each Five teams. member employs full-time academic advisors and on average nearly two dozen tutors In fact, the 2018 football season is direct evidence of the Sun Belt’s success as the for academic support. Last spring, the Sun Belt hosted a mental health summit aimed at conference broke its record for non-conference wins in a single season. The 24 total wins making mental health awareness a priority and helping to erase the stigma associated with eclipsed the previous mark of 22 set in 2016. The Sun Belt’s 21 regular season non-con- mental health and the need to seek help. ference wins is a the record surpassing the previous mark set in 2013 by two victories. Individual opportunities extend beyond the league. The Sun Belt had 40 players The Sun Belt also had the best non-conference win percentage of any Group of Five on active NFL rosters during the past season, with representation on 23 of 32 NFL clubs. Conference this past season. The league recently became one of seven conferences nationwide to have back-to-back The Sun Belt gained much notoriety and notice during the last several football sea- first-round selections in the NBA Draft when Louisiana’s Elfrid Payton went No. 10 overall sons, but that has by no means been the league’s only hallmark. Men’s basketball – the to the Orlando Magic and Georgia State’s R. J. Hunter was the No. 28 pick of the Boston league’s symbol of success in its formative years – recently finished with its highest con- Celtics the following year. ference RPI in more than a decade with a No. 13 national finish, and conference members The Sun Belt has nationally-respected programs in nearly every NCAA sport offered found success in several NCAA postseason events. and remains a fixture on the national scene while remaining heavily involved in the conduct Those league successes have been more public in recent years, in part because and competition of college athletics. It also provides opportunities for success on many the Sun Belt itself has been progressive and in the forefront of the digital media world. The unique and different levels. In athletic parlance, the Sun Belt has “upside,” and its newest league continues to adapt to the ever-changing world of collegiate athletics and continues mantra of “Rise Above” is just as applicable now as when it was founded as a home to the process of evolving to better serve its membership, keeping the pledge it made at its some of the nation’s premier mid-major basketball programs. founding to be a league of opportunity. Athletic and academic programs who have shown In its first year, one of those programs reached the pinnacle of NCAA men’s bas- progressive thinking and the desire to improve have always found a home in the Sun Belt. ketball competition when UNC Charlotte earned a berth in the Final Four. That type of In March 2018, the Sun Belt was given a major opportunity boost in presenting success set a high bar, but the league’s four-decade history is sprinkled with landmark itself to the viewing public as the league announced a continuation of its relationship with success in all seasons. ESPN. The partnership with ESPN is the most significant and extensive multimedia rights In the spring, baseball and softball continue to put the league in the national spot- agreement in conference history. Highlights of the contract include that a minimum of light with deep runs in postseason play and high visibility in national polls. Coastal Carolina 29 500 events a year will appear on an ESPN platform beginning in 2020 and every Sun Belt reigned supreme at the pinnacle of college baseball, winning the College World Series WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS SUN BELT CONFERENCE 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

during the 2016 season. Louisiana’s baseball team ranked No. 1 nationally recently and SUN BELT CONFERENCE MEMBERS reached the NCAA Super Regional round in 2014 and 2015. The Cajun softball team has advanced to Super Regional play five times in the last seven seasons including a trip to the Women’s College World Series. APPALACHIAN STATE ULM Just as important as on-field success, the Sun Belt’s commitment to academic ex- Boone, N.C. Monroe, La. cellence remains a league symbol. The league’s record book for grade point averages and academic honors is a constantly-changing document, seemingly with each year’s success outdoing the previous year. Last spring, a record 23 league programs were recognized for outstanding performance in the classroom, with those teams earning NCAA Public Recog- ARKANSAS STATE SOUTH ALABAMA nition Awards for APR scores in the top 10 percent nationally. It was the fourth consecutive Jonesboro, Ark. Mobile, Ala. year the Sun Belt has broken or tied its record for teams honored. Appalachian State, Arkansas State, Coastal Carolina, Georgia Southern, Georgia State, Louisiana, ULM, South Alabama, Texas State and Troy give the league 10 football members. Little Rock and UTA compete as Sun Belt members in all sports other than COASTAL CAROLINA TEXAS STATE football, helping give the conference a mix of the “old” and the “new.” Charter member Conway, S.C. San Marcos, Texas South Alabama, along with long-time league members and a solid corps of conference newcomers continue to expand the league’s brand with consistent success both on and off the athletic playing fields. This mix of membership gives the league vitality and diversity across the South. The GEORGIA SOUTHERN TROY blending of regions and regional cultures provides a rare opportunity for student-athletes Statesboro, Ga. Troy, Ala. and staffers to experience many environments, and the chance to experience that diversity without leaving their own campuses. The Sun Belt is noteworthy for its attempts to make each of its championship events in every sport a special moment in the lives of its stu- dent-athletes and its many fans and followers. GEORGIA STATE LITTLE ROCK Many individuals from Sun Belt institutions have brought distinction to their alma Atlanta, Ga. Little Rock, Ark. maters beyond the playing fields. For every All-Pro linebacker DeMarcus Ware (Troy) and NFL Man of the Year Charles Tillman (Louisiana), world ranked golfer and US Open winner Dustin Johnson (Coastal Carolina) and for every World Series MVP David Freese (South Alabama) hailing from Sun Belt schools, there are U.S. presidents (Lyndon Johnson, Texas LOUISIANA UTA State), business icons (Chick-fil-A president Daniel Cathy, Georgia Southern), and nation- Lafayette, La. Arlington, Texas ally known entertainers (Ludacris, Georgia State, Tim McGraw, ULM and George Strait, Texas State). These proud alumni, as well as those who represent the dozen league institutions, are proof that the Sun Belt Conference is a league of excitement, a league of opportunity, and one that continues to provide the promise of success with each new day.

30 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE SUN BELT CONFERENCE SUN BELT CONFERENCE FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP AND BOWL OPPORTUNITIES 2018 SUN BELT CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME BOWL OPPORTUNITIES FOR SUN BELT CONFERENCE TEAMS The Sun Belt Conference will conduct its second Football Championship Game on December 6, 2019 and the game will air on ESPN or ESPN2 beginning at 11 a.m. The The Playoff features four of the nation’s game will feature the winners of the Sun Belt’s two divisions and will take place at the top teams competing for a national championship. The playoff in home site of the divisional champion with the best overall conference winning percentage. 2018-19 marks the fifth straight year in which the playoff format will The two divisions will consist of five teams. The East Division is comprised of Ap- determine a national champion. palachian State, Coastal Carolina, Georgia Southern, Georgia State and Troy. The West The Sun Belt Conference is among the 10 premier college football conferences that are part of the College Football Playoff Division will include Arkansas State, Louisiana, ULM, South Alabama and Texas State. The system that guarantees universal access based on performance – two divisions are listed below in alphabetical order: there are no automatic qualifiers for the playoff system. Additionally, the CFP means that a spot among the premier bowl games of college football will be guaranteed to the highest- East Division West Division ranked champion from the other “Group of Five” conferences: the Sun Belt Conference, Appalachian State Arkansas State American Athletic Conference, Mountain West Conference, Mid-American Conference and Coastal Carolina Louisiana Conference USA. Georgia Southern ULM In addition to The Football Playoff, the Sun Belt Conference will play three-opening Georgia State South Alabama day bowl games, another bowl game on the weekend before Christmas and another on Troy Texas State New Year’s Eve weekend. The postseason begins with the R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl, AutoNation Cure Bowl and the Raycom Media Camellia Bowl on December 21, and TIEBREAKING PROCEDURE FOR DETERMINATION OF HOST SITE includes the Nova Home Loans Arizona Bowl on December 31 and the Mobile Alabama The Championship Game shall be played at the home venue of the Division Cham- Bowl on January 6. The Sun Belt has gone 8-3 in bowl games during the past two years – a 4-2 record in pion with highest winning percentage in Conference games only. 2016 and a 4-1 mark last year. The league also had the most bowl wins and best winning The following tie-breaker procedure is used to determine the host location for the percentage among its “Group of Five” peer conferences, including victories over teams in Sun Belt Conference Football Championship game if necessary: the two top-rated leagues in final computer rankings over those two years.

1. Head to head result between tied teams; 2019-20 COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF SCHEDULE CFP SEMIFINALS 2. If still tied, if one team was ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rank- PLAYSTATION FIESTA BOWL CHICK-FIL-A PEACH BOWL ings and wins in the final weekend of the conference regular season, it will be declared Dec. 28, 4 or 8 p.m., ESPN Dec. 28, 4 or 8 p.m., ESPN the division champion. If in that same scenario, the team that was the highest-ranked State Farm Stadium Mercedes-Benz Stadium team in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings loses in the final week- Glendale, Ariz. Atlanta, Ga. end of the conference regular season, a composite average of selected computer rank- ings will be used to determine the host. CFP NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP PRESENTED BY AT&T January 13, 8 p.m. ESPN 3. If there are multiple teams ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rank- Mercedes-Benz Superdome ings, the highest-ranked team that wins in the final weekend of the conference regular New Orleans, La. season will be declared the host. AUTONATION CURE BOWL Orlando, Fla. 4. If none of the ranked teams win on the final weekend of the conference regular season, December 21 - 1:30 p.m. Sun Belt Conference vs. a composite average of selected computer rankings that include all games on the final American Athletic Conference weekend of the conference regular season, will be used to determine the host; TV Coverage: CBS Sports Network

5. If no teams are ranked in the latest available CFP Selection Committee rankings going into the final weekend of the conference regular season, a composite average of se- RAYCOM MEDIA CAMELLIA lected computer rankings that include all games on the final weekend of the conference BOWL Montgomery, Ala. regular season, will be used to determine the host; December 21 - 4:30 p.m. MAC vs. Sun Belt Conference 6. If still tied, the team with the highest winning percentage against all common conference TV Coverage: ESPN opponents shall be the host; R+L CARRIERS 7. If still tied, the team with the highest overall (conference and non-conference) winning NEW ORLEANS BOWL New Orleans, La. percentage against FBS teams shall be the host; December 21 - 8 p.m. Conference USA vs. Sun Belt Conference 8. If still tied, coin toss will be conducted by the commissioner. TV Coverage: ESPN

NOVA HOME LOANS ARIZONA BOWL Tucson, Ariz. December 31 - 3:30 p.m. Mountain West vs. Sun Belt TV Coverage: CBS Sports Network

MOBILE ALABAMA BOWL Mobile, Ala. January 6 - 6:30 p.m. MAC vs. Sun Belt Conference TV Coverage: ESPN 31

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS SUN BELT CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE SUN BELT CONFERENCE OPPONENTS GEORGIA STATE ARKANSAS STATE PANTHERS RED WOLVES Game 4 • September 21 • San Marcos, Texas • TBA Game 7 • October 26 • Jonesboro, Ark. • 6 p.m. GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF Location------Atlanta, Ga. Head Coach------Shawn Elliott Location------Jonesboro, Ark. Head Coach------Blake Anderson Founded ------1913 Record at Ga. St.--- 9-15 (second season) Founded------1909 Record at A-State----- 39-25 (sixth season) Enrollment------50,000 Career Record------same Enrollment------13,709 Career Record------same Nickname------Panthers Nickname------Red Wolves Colors------Blue & White SERIES HISTORY Colors------Scarlet and Black SERIES HISTORY Home Field------Georgia State Stadium Series Record------Tied 3-3 Home Field------Centennial Bank Stadium Series Record------Texas State trails 1-5 Capacity------25,000 Last Texas State Victory------Nov. 3, 2018 Capacity------30,382 Last Texas State Victory----- Nov. 20, 2014 Surface------Field Turf Last Texas State Loss------Nov. 11, 2017 Surface------ProGreen Last Texas State Loss------Nov. 24, 2018 Conference------Sun Belt Most Points Scored------54 (2014) Conference------Sun Belt Most Points Scored------45 (2014) President------Mark P. Becker Most Points Allowed------41 (2015, 2016) Chancellor------Dr. Kelly Damphousse Most Points Allowed------55 (2015) Athletic Director------Charlie Cobb Largest Margin of Victory--- 23 (54-31, 2014) Athletic Director------Terry Mohajir Largest Margin of Victory-18 (45-27, 2014) Largest Margin of Defeat---- 22 (41-19, 2015) Largest Margin of Defeat-38 (55-17, 2015) TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2018 Record------2-10 SPORTS INFORMATION 2018 Record------8-5 MEDIA RELATIONS Sun Belt Record------1-7 Assistant AD (FB Contact)-----Allison George SBC Record------5-3 Associate AD (FB Contact)------Jerry Scott Sun Belt Finish------5th East Office Phone------404-413-4032 SBC Finish------T-1st West Office Phone------(870) 972-3405 Starters Returning------18 [email protected] Starters Returning------13 [email protected] (9 offense, 7 defense, 2 specialists) Secondary Contact------Mike Holmes (6 offense, 7 defense, 0 specialists) Secondary Contact------Caleb Garner Letterwinners Returning------51 Office Phone------404-413-4033 Letterwinners Returning------53 Office Phone------(870) 972-2707 Offensive System------Multiple [email protected] Offensive System------Multiple [email protected] Defensive System------3-4 Defensive System------Multiple

ULM LOUISIANA WARHAWKS RAGIN’ CAJUNS Game 6 • October 10 • San Marcos, Texas • 8:15 p.m. • ESPNU Game 8 • November 2 • Lafayette, La. • TBA GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF Location------Monroe, La. Head Coach------Matt Viator Location------Lafayette, La. Head Coach------Billy Napier Founded------1931 Record at ULM----10-14 (fourth season) Founded ------1898 Record at UL------7-7 (first season) Enrollment------9,290 Career Record------96-55 (14th season) Enrollment------19,188 Career Record------Same Nickname------Warhawks Nickname------Ragin’ Cajuns Colors------Maroon & Gold SERIES HISTORY Colors------Vermilion and White SERIES HISTORY Home Field--JPS Field at Malone Stadium Series Record------Texas State trails 4-11 Home Field------Cajun Field Series Record------Texas State trails 0-6 Capacity------30,427 Last Texas State Victory----- Nov. 19, 2015 Capacity------41,264 Last Texas State Victory------N/A Surface------FieldTurf Revolution Last Texas State Loss------Oct. 20, 2018 Surface------Matrix Turf Last Texas State Loss------Oct. 6, 2018 Conference------Sun Belt Most Points Scored------34 (2016) Conference------Sun Belt Most Points Scored------27 (2015, 2018) Chancellor------Dr. Nick J. Bruno Most Points Allowed------45 (2017) President------Dr. E. Joseph Savoie Most Points Allowed------49 (2015) Athletic Director------Scott McDonald Largest Margin of Victory-----20 (27-7, 2000) Athletic Director------Dr. Bryan Maggard Largest Margin of Victory------N/A Largest Margin of Defeat------37 (44-7, 1987) Largest Margin of Defeat--- 24 (2013, 2014, 2016) TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2018 Record------6-6 MEDIA RELATIONS 2018 Record------7-7 COMMUNICATIONS Sun Belt Record------4-4 Associate AD (FB Contact)-- John Lewandowski Sun Belt Record------5-3 Director (FB Contact)------Josh Brunner Sun Belt Finish------3rd West Office Phone ------318-342-7017 Sun Belt Finish------T-1st West Office Phone------337-482-6332 Starters Returning------13 [email protected] Starters Returning------18 [email protected] (6 offense, 6 defense, 1 specialist) Secondary Contact------Matt Hammett (8 offense, 7 defense, 3 specialists) Secondary Contact------Patrick Crawford Letterwinners Returning------46 Office Phone------318-342-7925 Letterwinners Returning------47 [email protected] Offensive System------multiple [email protected] Offensive System------Spread Defensive System------3-4 Defensive System------3-4

32 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE SUN BELT CONFERENCE OPPONENTS SUN BELT CONFERENCE OPPONENTS SOUTH ALABAMA APPALACHIAN STATE JAGUARS MOUNTAINEERS Game 9 • November 9 • San Marcos, Texas • TBA Game 11 • November 23 • Boone, N.C. • TBA GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF Location------Mobile, Ala. Head Coach------Steve Campbell Location------Boone, N.C. Head Coach------Eliah Drinkwitz Founded ------1963 Record at USA------3-9 (second season) Founded------1899 Record at App. St.------0-0 (first season) Enrollment------14,834 Career Record------162-62 (20th season) Enrollment------19,108 Career Record------same Nickname------Jaguars Nickname------Mountaineers Colors------Blue, Red and White SERIES HISTORY Colors------Black & Gold SERIES HISTORY Home Field------Ladd-Peebles Stadium Series Record------Tied 2-2 Home Field------Kidd Brewer Series Record------Texas State trails 0-4 Capacity------33,471 Last Texas State Victory------Oct. 24, 2015 Capacity------30,000 Last Texas State Victory------N/A Surface------Field Turf Last Texas State Loss------Sept. 15, 2018 Surface------FieldTurf Last Texas State Loss------Nov. 10, 2018 Conference------Sun Belt Most Points Scored------36 (2015) Conference------Sun Belt Most Points Scored------34 (2004) President------Dr. Tony G. Waldrop Most Points Allowed------41 (2018) Chancellor------Dr. Sheri N. Everts Most Points Allowed------41 (2004) Athletic Director------Dr. Joel Erdmann Largest Margin of Victory--- 18 (36-18, 2015) Athletic Director------Doug Gillin Largest Margin of Victory------N/A Largest Margin of Defeat---- 10 (41-31, 2018) Largest Margin of Defeat------31 (38-7, 2018) TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2018 Record------3-9 SPORTS INFORMATION 2018 Record------11-2 STRATEGIC COMMUNICATIONS Sun Belt Record------2-6 Associate AD (FB Contact)-Brian Fremund Sun Belt Record------7-1 Associate AD (FB Contact)----- Joey Jones Sun Belt Finish------4th West Office Phone------251-414-8032 Sun Belt Finish------1st East Office Phone------828-964-7183 Starters Returning------10 E-Mail---- [email protected] Starters Returning------17 [email protected] (6 offense, 4 defense, 0 specialist) Secondary Contact------Kevin Beasley (10 offense, 7 defense, 3 specialists) Secondary Contact------Bret Strelow Letterwinners Returning------40 Office Phone------251-414-8033 Letterwinners Returning------53 Office Phone------828-262-7162 Offensive System------Power Spread [email protected] Offensive System------Pro Tempo [email protected] Defensive System------Multiple Defensive System------Multiple

TROY COASTAL CAROLINA TROJANS CHANTICLEERS Game 10. • November 16 • Troy, Ala. • TBA Game 12 • November 30 • Conway, S.C. • TBA GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF GENERAL INFORMATION COACHING STAFF Location------Troy, Ala. Head Coach------Chip Lindsey Location------Conway, S.C. Head Coach------Jamey Chadwell Founded ------1887 Record at Troy------0-0 (first season) Founded------1954 Record at CCU------3-9 (second season) Enrollment------20,000 Career Record------same Enrollment------10,633 Career Record------63-44 (10th season) Nickname------Trojans Nickname------Chanticleers Colors------Cardinal, Silver & Black SERIES HISTORY Colors------Teal, Bronze and Black SERIES HISTORY Home Field------Veterans Memorial Series Record------Texas State trails 1-8 Home Field------Brooks Stadium Series Record------Texas State leads 1-0 Capacity------30,000 Last Texas State Victory------Oct. 7, 1997 Capacity------20,000 Last Texas State Victory------Oct. 28, 2017 Surface------Matrix Helix Realfill Last Texas State Loss------Nov. 17, 2018 Surface------Artificial Turf Last Texas State Loss------N/A Conference------Sun Belt Most Points Scored------31 (1997) Conference------Sun Belt Most Points Scored------27 (2017) Chancellor------Dr. Jack Hawkins, Jr. Most Points Allowed------62 (2017) President------David A. DeCenzo Most Points Allowed------7 (2017) Athletic Director------Brent Jones Largest Margin of Victory------14 (1997) Athletic Director------Matt Hogue Largest Margin of Victory-----20 (27-7, 2017) Largest Margin of Defeat------53 (2009) Largest Margin of Defeat------N/A TEAM INFORMATION TEAM INFORMATION 2018 Record------10-3 SPORTS INFORMATION 2018 Record------5-7 MEDIA RELATIONS Sun Belt Record------7-1 Assistant AD (FB Contact)---- Adam Prendergast Sun Belt Record------2-6 Assistant AD (FB Contact)------Kevin Davis Sun Belt Finish------T-1st East Office Phone------334-670-3832 Sun Belt Finish------4th East Office Phone------843-349-2822 Starters Returning------18 [email protected] Starters Returning------18 [email protected] (9 offense, 6 defense, 3 specialists) Secondary Contact------Wes Johnson (7 offense, 8 defense, 3 specialists) Director------Darrell Orand Letterwinners Returning------62 Office Phone------(334) 670-5655 Letterwinners Returning------49 Office Phone------843-349-6467 Offensive System------Spread [email protected] Offensive System------Spread Option [email protected] Defensive System------4-2-5 Defensive System------Multiple 33

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS OPPONENTS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE SUN BELT CONFERENCE COMPOSITE SCHEDULE THURSDAY, AUGUST 29 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16 Texas State at Texas A&M - 7:30 p.m. (SEC Network) * South Alabama at Troy - 7 p.m. (ESPN2)

SATURDAY, AUGUST 31 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17 Mississippi State vs. Louisiana - 11 a.m. (ESPNU) * Louisiana at Arkansas State - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU) South Alabama at Nebraska - 11 a.m. (ESPN) ETSU at Appalachian State - 2:30 p.m. (ESPN+) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19 Georgia State at Tennessee - 2:30 p.m. (ESPNU) * Coastal Carolina at Georgia Southern Eastern Michigan at Coastal Carolina - 2:30 p.m. (ESPN+) * ULM at Appalachain State Campbell at Troy - 5 p.m. (ESPN+) Army at Georgia State SMU at Arkansas State - 6 p.m. (ESPN+) Georgia Southern at LSU - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU) SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 Grambling at ULM - 7 p.m. (ESPN3) * Texas State at Arkansas State * Troy at Georgia State SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 * Appalachian State at South Alabama Charlotte at Appalachian State - 2:30 p.m. (ESPN+) New Mexico State at Georgia Southern ULM at Florida State - 4 p.m. (ACC Network) Maine at Georgia Southern - 5 p.m. (ESPN+) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31 Coastal Carolina at Kansas - 6 p.m. (ESPN+) * Georgia Southern at Appalachian State - 7 p.m. (ESPNU) Furman at Georgia State - 6 p.m. (ESPN+) Jackson State at South Alabama - 6 p.m. (ESPN+) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 Wyoming at Texas State - 6 p.m. (ESPN+) * Troy at Coastal Carolina Liberty at Louisiana - 6:30 p.m. (ESPN+) * Texas State at Louisiana Arkansas State at UNLV * Arkansas State at ULM

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 Arkansas State at Georgia - 11 a.m. (ESPN/ESPN2) * Louisiana at Coastal Carolina - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU) Norfolk State at Coastal Carolina - 1 p.m. (ESPN3) Georgia Southern at Minnesota - 2:30 p.m. (BTN) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 9 Memphis at South Alabama - 2:30 p.m. (ESPNU) * Georgia Southern at Troy Southern Miss at Troy - 5 p.m. (ESPN+) * Georgia State at ULM Georgia State at Western Michigan - 6 p.m. (ESPN+) * South Alabama at Texas State Texas State at SMU - 6 p.m. (ESPN3) Appalachian State at South Carolina Texas Southern at Louisiana - 6:30 p.m. (ESPN3) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 * Appalachian State at Georgia State South Alabama at UAB - 2:30 p.m. (NFL Network) * Coastal Carolina at Arkansas State * Georgia State at Texas State * ULM at Georgia Southern ULM at Iowa State * Troy at Texas State Louisiana at * Louisiana at South Alabama Coastal Carolina at UMass Troy at Akron Appalachian State at SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Southern Illinois at Arkansas State * Troy at Louisiana * Texas State at Appalachian State * Georgia Southern at Arkansas State SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28 * Coastal Carolina at ULM * South Alabama at ULM * South Alabama at Georgia State * Louisiana at Georgia Southern * Coastal Carolina at Appalachian State FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29 * Arkansas State at Troy * Appalachian state at Troy Nicholls at Texas State * Arkansas State at South Alabama

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30 * Georgia Southern at South Alabama - 6:30 p.m. (ESPNU) * Texas State at Coastal Carolina * Georgia State at Georgia Southern SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 * ULM at Louisiana * Arkansas State at Georgia State Troy at Missouri SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7 Memphis at ULM Sun Belt Championship Game - TBA (ABC/ESPN/ESPN2/ESPNU)

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 21 * Appalachian State at Louisiana - 7 p.m. (ESPN2) AutoNation Cure Bowl - 1:30 p.m. (CBS Sports Network) Raycom Media Camellia Bowl - 4:30 p.m. (ESPN) THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10 R+L Carriers New Orleans Bowl - 8 p.m. (ESPN) * ULM at Texas State - 8:15 p.m. (ESPNU) TUESDAY, DECEMBER 31 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 12 NOVA Home Loans Arizona Bowl - 3:30 p.m. (CBS Sports Network) * Georgia State at Coastal Carolina FRIDAY, JANUARY 6 * denotes Sun Belt Conference game; all times Central (CT) and subject to change Mobile Alabama Bowl - 6:30 p.m. (ESPN) 34 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE OPPONENTS TEXAS STATE ALL-TIME RECORDS AGAINST OPPONENTS OPPONENT W L T FIRST LAST OPPONENT W L T FIRST LAST Abilene Christian 7 15 3 1928 2007 Nicholls 14 16 0 1980 2011 Angelo State 18 6 0 1965 2009 North Dakota State 1 0 0 1981 1981 Appalachian State 0 4 0 2004 2018 North Texas 7 30 2 1915 1994 Arkansas 0 1 0 2016 2016 Northern Colorado 1 1 0 2006 2008 Arkansas-Monticello 1 0 0 2001 2001 Northern Arizona 0 3 0 1986 1999 Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1 0 0 2014 2014 Northern Iowa 1 2 0 1993 2005 Arkansas State 1 5 0 2013 2018 Northern Michigan 1 0 0 1981 1981 Austin College 1 1 0 1904 1910 Northwestern State 11 18 0 1983 2011 Baylor 0 7 0 1909 2007 Ohio 1 0 0 2016 2016 Brooke Army Center 0 1 0 1954 1954 Oklahoma Panhandle State 1 0 0 2005 2005 California-Davis 2 0 0 1982 2003 Oklahoma State 0 1 0 2000 2000 Cal Poly 3 1 0 2004 2010 Pacific 0 1 0 1994 1994 Cal State Northridge 2 1 0 1994 2000 Portland State 1 1 0 2001 2002 Cal State Sacramento 1 1 0 1995 1997 Prairie View A&M 12 2 0 1976 2015 Cameron State 2 0 0 1976 1979 Randolph Field 5 0 0 1937 1946 Central Arkansas 1 4 0 2007 2011 Rice 2 2 0 1920 1987 Central Florida 2 0 0 1984 1985 Rutgers 0 1 0 2018 2018 Central Ohio 0 1 0 1983 1983 St. Edward’s 5 5 0 1904 1939 Coastal Carolina 1 0 0 2017 2017 St. Mary’s 2 0 0 1926 1927 Colorado 0 1 0 2017 2017 Sam Houston State 49 35 4 1919 2011 Corpus Christi Univ. 3 0 0 1950 1960 San Jose State 0 1 0 2012 2012 Dallas Univ. 1 0 0 1922 1922 San Marcos Academy 3 0 0 1919 1921 Daniel Baker Univ. 8 4 1 1920 1948 San Marcos Air Force 1 0 0 1951 1951 Deaf and Dumb School 1 1 0 1904 1904 Schreiner Institute 5 6 1 1930 1943 Delta State 2 0 0 1998 2005 Second Armored Division 0 0 1 1946 1946 East Carolina 0 1 0 1985 1985 Sonoma State 1 0 0 1994 1994 East Texas Baptist 2 0 0 1949 1950 South Alabama 2 2 0 2013 2018 East Texas State 28 26 2 1920 1983 South Dakota State 1 1 0 2005 2007 Eastern Washington 0 2 0 1995 1996 South Florida 0 1 0 1999 1999 Florida Atlantic 0 2 0 2003 2004 Southeastern Louisiana 12 3 0 1978 2011 Florida State 0 1 0 2015 2015 SMU 0 1 0 2008 2008 Ft. Valley State 1 0 0 1982 1982 Southern Arkansas 1 0 0 2010 2010 Georgia Southern 1 3 0 2005 2018 Southern Miss 1 1 0 2013 2015 Georgia State 3 3 0 2013 2018 Southern Utah 5 6 0 1995 2010 Grand Valley State 1 0 0 1996 1996 Southwestern 12 11 2 1918 1950 Hofstra 1 1 0 1996 1997 Stephen F. Austin 57 29 1 1923 2012 Houston 4 3 0 1946 2016 Sul Ross State 20 8 0 1929 1975 Houston Baptist 1 0 0 2017 2017 Tarleton State 10 0 0 1961 2011 Howard Payne 30 25 4 1920 1983 Texas 0 1 0 1919Te 1919 Idaho 4 5 0 1990 2016 UT-Arlington 0 2 0 1984 1985 Illinois 0 1 0 2014 201 UTSA 0 3 0 2012 2018 Illinois State 1 0 0 2001 2001 Texas A&M-Kingsville 25 33 1 1926 2002 Incarnate Word 1 0 0 2016 2016 Texas A&M 0 2 0 1919 2005 Jacksonville State 5 3 0 1981 2002 TCU 0 1 0 2009 2009 Kentucky 0 1 0 2006 2006 Texas Lutheran 23 6 1 1937 1981 Lackland Air Force Base 1 0 0 1964 1964 Texas Southern 10 0 0 1988 2018 Lamar 15 6 1 1951 2011 Texas Tech 0 3 0 2011 2013 Liberty 0 2 0 1990 1993 Trinity 13 9 0 1925 1972 Louisiana 0 6 0 2013 2018 Troy 1 8 0 1996 2018 ULM 4 11 0 1986 2018 Tulsa 0 1 0 2003 2003 Louisiana Tech 0 1 0 2012 2012 23rd Infantry 1 0 0 1934 1934 McMurry College 11 4 1 1929 1971 Utah State 0 1 0 2012 2012 McNeese State 9 20 0 1957 2011 West Texas Military 3 0 0 1904 1919 Meridian College 1 1 0 1919 1920 West Texas State 0 1 0 1980 1980 Midwestern State 2 1 0 1949 2000 Western Kentucky 0 1 0 2013 2013 Minnesota 0 1 0 2002 2002 Wichita State 1 0 0 1984 1984 Missouri 0 1 0 2001 2001 Wyoming 1 2 0 2011 2017 Montana State 1 1 0 1995 1997 Youngstown State 0 1 0 1992 1992 New Mexico 0 2 0 2003 2012 2019 Opponents in Bold 35 New Mexico State 3 3 0 2012 2018 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS OPPONENTS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE SERIES HISTORY VERSUS 2019 OPPONENTS Oct. 22, 1994 Texas State San Marcos 27-26 TEXAS A&M Oct. 21, 1995 Texas State Thibodeaux, La. 35-25 LOUISIANA Series Record: Texas State trails 0-2 Oct. 26, 1996 Nicholls San Marcos 49-36 Series Record: Texas State trails 0-6 Record in San Marcos: N/A Oct. 11, 1997 Nicholls Thibodeaux, La. 29-28 Record in San Marcos: Texas State trails 0-3 Record in College Station: Texas State trails 0-2 Nov. 28, 1998 Texas State San Marcos 28-27 Record in Lafayette: Texas State trails 0-3 Oct. 9, 1999 Texas State Thibodeaux, La. 16-0 Date Winning Team Site Score Oct. 7, 2000 Texas State San Marcos 25-0 Date Winning Team Site Score Oct. 3, 1919 Texas A&M College Station 28-0 Oct. 27, 2001 Nicholls Thibodeaux, La. 33-14 Oct. 5, 2013 Louisiana Lafayette, La. 48-24 Sept. 22, 2005 Texas A&M College Station 44-31 Oct. 19, 2002 Nicholls San Marcos 24-21 Oct. 14, 2014 Louisiana San Marcos 34-10 Nov. 6, 2003 Texas State Thibodeaux, La. 13-31* Oct. 10, 2015 Louisiana Lafayette, La. 49-27 Nov. 13, 2004 Texas State San Marcos 35-12 Oct. 22, 2016 Louisiana San Marcos 27-3 WYOMING Oct. 29, 2005 Nicholls Thibodeaux, La. 32-29 Oct. 12, 2017 Louisiana Lafayette, La. 24-7 Series Record: Texas State trails 1-2 Nov. 2, 2006 Nicholls San Marcos 21-19 Oct. 6, 2018 Louisiana San Marcos 42-27 Record in San Marcos: Texas State leads 1-0 Nov. 10, 2007 Nicholls Thibodeaux, La. 52-28 Record in Laramie: Texas State trails 0-2 Nov. 15, 2008 Texas State San Marcos 34-10 Oct. 17, 2009 Texas State Thibodeaux, La. 34-28 SOUTH ALABAMA 4OT Date Winning Team Site Score Oct. 16, 2010 Nicholls San Marcos 47-45 Series Record: Tied 2-2 Sept. 10, 2011 Wyoming Laramie, Wyo. 45-10 Oct. 1, 2011 Texas State San Marcos 38-12 Record in San Marcos: Texas State leads 2-0 Sept. 28, 2013 Texas State San Marcos 42-21 * - Nicholls forfeited game (ineligible player) Record in Mobile: Texas State trails 0-2 Sept. 30, 2017 Wyoming Laramie, Wyo. 45-10 ULM Date Winning Team Site Score Oct. 26, 2013 Texas State San Marcos 33-31 Series Record: Texas State trails 4-11 SMU Nov. 15, 2014 South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 24-20 Record in San Marcos: Texas State trails 2-5 Oct. 24, 2015 Texas State San Marcos 36-18 Series Record: Texas State trails 0-1 Record in Monroe: Texas State trails 2-6 Record in San Marcos: N/A Sept. 15, 2018 South Alabama Mobile, Ala. 41-31 Record in Dallas: Texas State trials 0-1 Date Winning Team Site Score Sept. 20, 1986 ULM Monroe, La. 17-14 Date Winning Team Site Score TROY Sept. 19, 1987 ULM San Marcos 44-7 Series Record: Texas State trails 1-8 Sept. 6, 2008 SMU Dallas 47-36 Sept. 17, 1988 ULM Monroe, La. 29-7 Record in San Marcos: Texas State trails 1-3 Sept. 23, 1989 Texas State San Marcos 26-7 Record in Troy: Texas State trails 0-5 Sept. 22, 1990 ULM Monroe, La. 30-27 GEORGIA STATE Oct. 5, 1991 ULM San Marcos 17-8 Date Winning Team Site Score Series Record: Tied 3-3 Sept. 26, 1992 ULM Monroe, La. 13-6 Oct. 19, 1996 Troy Troy 24-13 Record in San Marcos: Texas State trails 1-2 Oct. 16, 1993 ULM San Marcos 40-21 Oct. 4, 1997 Texas State San Marcos 31-17 Record in Atlanta: Texas State leads 2-1 Sept. 30, 2000 Texas State Monroe, La. 27-7 Oct. 22, 1998 Troy Troy 20-17 Oct. 12, 2013 ULM San Marcos 21-14 Oct. 16, 1999 Troy San Marcos 24-17 Date Winning Team Site Score Oct. 25, 2014 Texas State Monroe, La. 22-18 Oct. 14, 2000 Troy Troy 31-7 Oct. 19, 2013 Texas State San Marcos 24-17 Oct. 19, 2015 Texas State San Marcos 16-3 Nov. 29, 2013 Troy Troy 42-28 Nov. 29, 2014 Texas State Atlanta 54-31 Oct. 15, 2016 ULM Monroe, La. 40-34 Nov. 26, 2016 Troy San Marcos 40-07 Nov. 14, 2015 Georgia State San Marcos 41-19 Oct. 7, 2017 ULM San Marcos 45-27 Nov. 24, 2017 Troy Troy 62-99 Oct. 8, 2016 Georgia State Atlanta 41-21 Oct. 20, 2018 ULM Monroe, La. 20-14 Nov. 17, 2018 Troy San Marcos 12-7 Nov. 11, 2017 Georgia State San Marcos 33-30 Nov. 3, 2018 Texas State Atlanta 40-31 ARKANSAS STATE APPALACHIAN STATE NICHOLLS Series Record: Texas State trails 1-5 Series Record: Texas State trails 0-4 Record in San Marcos: Texas State trails 1-2 Record in San Marcos: Texas State trails 0-2 Series Record: Texas State trail 14-16 Record in Jonesboro: Texas State trails 0-3 Record in Boone: Texas State trails 0-2 Record in San Marcos: Texas State leads 9-7 Record in Thibodeaux: Texas State trails 5-9 Date Winning Team Site Score Date Winning Team Site Score Nov. 16, 2013 Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 38-21 Oct. 2, 2004 Appalachian State Boone, N. C. 41-34 Date Winning Team Site Score Nov. 20, 2014 Texas State San Marcos 45-27 Nov. 5, 2016 Appalachian State Boone, N. C. 35-10 Oct. 4, 1980 Nicholls Thibodeaux, La. 24-21 Dec. 5, 2015 Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 55-17 Sept. 16, 2017 Appalachian State San Marcos 20-13 Sept. 18, 1982 Texas State San Marcos 14-7 Dec. 3, 2016 Arkansas State San Marcos 36-14 Nov. 10, 2018 Appalachian State San Marcos 38-7 Nov. 10, 1984 Nicholls San Marcos 30-14 Nov. 18, 2017 Arkansas State Jonesboro, Ark. 30-12 Oct. 26, 1985 Nicholls Thibodeaux, La. 20-12 Nov. 24, 2018 Arkansas State San Marcos 33-7 Oct. 25, 1986 Nicholls San Marcos 35-21 Oct. 24, 1987 Texas State Thibodeaux, La. 31-16 COASTAL CAROLINA Oct. 29, 1988 Nicholls San Marcos 13-10 Series Record: Texas State leads 1-0 Oct. 21, 1989 Nicholls Thibodeaux, La. 22-21 Record in San Marcos: N/A Sept. 29, 1990 Texas State San Marcos 33-30 Record in Conway: Texas State leads 1-0 Sept. 28, 1991 Texas State Thibodeaux, La. 19-10 Oct. 3, 1992 Texas State San Marcos 38-13 Date Winning Team Site Score Oct. 23, 1993 Nicholls Thibodeaux, La. 63-37 Oct. 28, 2017 Texas State Conway 27-7 36 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE OPPONENTS TEXAS STATE IN SEASON OPENERS AND HOMECOMING GAMES TEXAS STATE IN SEASON OPENERS TEXAS STATE IN HOMECOMING GAMES Texas State is 63-46-3 in season-opening games dating back to the inaugural game in Through the years, Texas State is 47-34-1 in Homecoming games. The Bobcats 4-3 in their 1904 and enters the 2019 campaign having won two of its last three season openers. last six Homecoming games after defeating New Mexico State 27-20 last season. Texas The Bobcats’ longest winning streak in openers is seven games (1962-68, 1978-84) State beat Idaho in 2012 and 2014, and edged South Alabama in 2013, before falling to while the longest losing streak is four games (1908-12, 1974-77). New Mexico State twice and Idaho. 1904 Texas State 6, St. Edward’s 0 1965 Texas State 31, Texas Lutheran 0 1934 Texas A&M-Commerce 12, Texas State 6 1978 Angelo State 29, Texas State 6 1908 San Marcos Academy 5, Texas State 0 1966 Texas State 34, Texas Lutheran 3 1935 North Texas 6, Texas State 0 1979 Texas State 40, Sam Houston State 22 1910 San Marcos Academy 4, Texas State 0 1967 Texas State 30, Texas Lutheran 7 1936 Texas A&M-Commerce 14, Texas State 13 1980 Texas State 18, Angelo State 15 1911 Coronal 6, Texas State 0 1968 Texas State 40, Texas Lutheran 0 1937 Texas State 14, Sam Houston State 6 1981 Texas State 38, Texas A&M-Commerce 7 1912 Texas State 7, San Marcos Academy 6 1969 Texas State 24, Texas Lutheran 24 1938 Sam Houston State 13, Texas State 7 1982 Texas State 42, Angelo State 16 1913 Texas State 6, Coronal 0 1970 Texas State 14, Texas Lutheran 3 1939 North Texas 26, Texas State 0 1983 Texas State 44, Texas A&M-Commerce 21 1914 San Marcos HS 7, Texas State 0 1971 Texas State 30, Angelo State 8 1940 Sam Houston State 19, Texas State 12 1984 Texas State 24, Stephen F. Austin 7 1915 Texas State 0, Coronal 0 1972 Trinity 9, Texas State 7 1941 Texas State 29, Sam Houston State 7 1985 Texas State 26, Northwestern State 17 1916 Coronal 6, Texas State 0 1973 Texas State 21, Texas Lutheran 0 1917 Texas State 44, St. Edwards 0 1974 Texas Lutheran 30, Texas State 7 1943 Sam Houston State 23, Texas State 20 1986 Nicholls State 35, Texas State 21 1918 Southwestern 35, Texas State 0 1975 Texas Lutheran 21,Texas State 20 1944-45 No Games because of World War II 1987 Texas State 27, Lamar 19 1919 Texas A&M 28, Texas State 0 1976 Texas Lutheran 13, Texas State 9 1946 Texas State 13, Stephen F. Austin 7 1988 McNeese State 24, Texas State 21 1920 Texas State 79, Meridian 0 1977 Texas Lutheran 21, Texas State 13 1947 Texas State 20, Texas A&M-Commerce 7 1989 Lamar 20, Texas State 19 1921 Texas State 62, San Marcos Academy 3 1978 Texas State 7, Southeastern La. 0 1948 North Texas 14, Texas State 3 1990 Texas State 19, McNeese State 17 1922 Southwestern 20, Texas State 0 1979 Texas State 38, Prairie View A&M 13 1949 Texas A&M-Commerce 13, Texas State 6 1991 Texas State 24, Northwestern State 0 1923 Texas State 47, SFA 0 1980 Texas State 49, Prairie View A&M 0 1950 Stephen F. Austin 21, Texas State 14 1992 McNeese State 17, Texas State 13 1924 Texas State 23, SFA 6 1981 Texas State 56, Prairie View A&M 0 1951 Texas State 20, Sam Houston State 20 1993 McNeese State 27, Texas State 10 1925 Texas State 12, SFA 0 1982 Texas State 30, Lamar 0 1952 Texas State 20, Stephen F. Austin 10 1994 Northwestern State 41, Texas State17 1926 Texas State 13, Texas A&M-Kingsville 2 1983 Texas State 46, Prairie View A&M 7 1953 Sam Houston State 21, Texas State 13 1995 McNeese State 28, Texas State 7 1927 Texas State 14, SFA 0 1984 Texas State 38, Wichita State 31 1954 Texas State 13, Lamar 12 1996 Nicholls State 49, Texas State 36 1928 Texas A&M-Kingsville 4, Texas State 0 1985 Texas A&M-Kingsville 30, Texas State 7 1955 Texas State 27, Texas A&M-Commerce 7 1929 Texas State 24, Stephen F. Austin 7 1986 North Texas 7, Texas State 0 1997 Texas State 21, Southern Utah 7 1956 Texas State 32, Stephen F. Austin 6 1930 Texas State 6, Stephen F. Austin 0 1987 Texas A&M-Kingsville 20, Texas State 0 1998 Texas State 28, Nicholls 27 1931 Howard Payne 6, Texas State 0 1988 Texas State 41, Texas A&M-Kingsville 28 1957 Texas State 9, Sam Houston State 0 1999 Troy 24, Texas State 17 1932 Howard Payne 14, Texas State 6 1989 Texas A&M-Kingsville 28, Texas State 13 1958 Texas State 29, Stephen F. Austin 13 2000 Texas State 28, Jacksonville State 24 1933 Texas State 20, Howard Payne 12 1990 Texas State 15, Texas A&M-Kingsville 7 1959 Texas State 18, Sam Houston State 14 2001 Northwestern State 20, Texas State 17 1934 Texas State 13, 23rd Infantry 0 1991 Texas State 29, Texas A&M-Kingsville 14 1960 Texas A&M-Commerce 18, Texas State 0 2002 Nicholls State 24, Texas State 21 1935 Howard Payne 13, Texas State 6 1992 Texas State 15, Texas A&M-Kingsville 14 1961 Sam Houston State 9, Texas State 7 2003 Northwestern State 49, Texas State 19 1936 Howard Payne 44, Texas State 0 1993 Texas State 20, Texas A&M-Kingsville 14 1962 Texas State 36, Texas A&M-Commerce 8 2004 Texas State 17, Stephen F. Austin 14 1937 Texas State 34, Texas Lutheran 0 1994 Texas A&M-Kingsville 45, Texas State 14 1963 Texas State 13, Lamar 7 2005 Texas State 75, Panhandle State 7 1938 Howard Payne 14, Texas State 0 1995 Eastern Washington 34, Texas State 16 1964 Texas State 21, Stephen F. Austin 15 2006 Texas State 38, Southeastern La. 17 1939 Texas State 20, Randolph Field 0 1996 Texas State 19, Grand Valley State 14 1965 Texas State 17, Sam Houston State 7 2007 Texas State 52, Stephen F. Austin 29 1940 Texas State 7, Howard Payne 6 1997 Texas State 24, Sacramento State 14 1966 Texas State 20, Stephen F. Austin 7 2008 Central Arkansas 31, Texas State 24 1941 Howard Payne 13, Texas State 0 1998 Texas State 17, Delta State 10 1967 Texas State 59, McMurry 0 1943 Texas State 6, Howard Payne 0 1999 Texas State 45, Midwestern State 3 2009 Texas State 28, Stephen F. Austin 7 1944-45 No Games because of World War II 2000 Texas State 34, Midwestern State 13 1968 Texas State 43, Stephen F. Austin 6 2010 Nicholls State 47, Texas State 45 (4 OT) 1946 Texas State 7, Randolph Field 0 2001 Texas State 52, Arkansas-Monticello 7 1969 Texas State 38, McMurry 20 2011 Northwestern State 23, Texas State 10 1947 Abilene Christian 19, Texas State 13 2002 Minnesota 42, Texas State 0 1970 Texas State 35, Howard Payne 20 2012 Texas State 38, Idaho 7 1948 Texas State 35, Daniel Baker 0 2003 New Mexico 72, Texas State 8 1971 Texas State 37, Sul Ross State 7 2013 Texas State 33, South Alabama 31 1949 Texas State 0, Southwestern 0 2004 Texas State 45, Angelo State 10 1972 Howard Payne 25, Texas State 17 2014 Texas State 35, Idaho 30 1950 Southwestern 28, Texas State 7 2005 Texas State 32, Delta State 25 1973 Texas A&M-Commerce 28, Texas State 14 2015 New Mexico State 31, Texas State 21 1951 Texas State 54, San Marcos Air Force 0 2006 Texas State 27, Tarleton State 23 1974 Texas State 17, Howard Payne 7 2016 UL Lafayette 27, Texas State 3 1952 Abilene Christian 20, Texas State 7 2007 Texas State 83, Cal Poly 35 1975 Texas State 3, Sam Houston State 0 2017 New Mexico State 45, Texas State 35 1953 Abilene Christian 26, Texas State 19 2008 Texas State 21, Angelo State 14 1976 Texas State 27, Howard Payne 25 2018 Texas State 27, New Mexico State 27 1954 Brooke Army 34, Texas State 13 2009 Texas State 48, Angelo State 28 1977 Texas State 34, Texas A&M-Commerce 20 1955 Texas State 47, Texas Lutheran 6 2010 Houston 68, Texas State 28 1956 Texas State 19, Texas Lutheran 6 2011 Texas Tech 50, Texas State 10 Texas State victories in bold; ties are in italics 1957 McNeese State 27, Texas State 7 2012 Texas State 30, Houston 13 1958 McNeese State 21, Texas State 0 2013 Texas State 22, Southern Miss 15 1959 Texas State 14, Texas Lutheran 12 2014 Texas State 65, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 0 1960 Texas Lutheran 39, Texas State 7 2015 Florida State 59, Texas State 16 1961 Texas Lutheran 7, Texas State 6 2016 Texas State 56, Ohio 54 (3OT) 1962 Texas State 25, Texas Lutheran 7 2017 Texas State 20, Houston Baptist 11 1963 Texas State 21, Texas Lutheran 8 2018 Rutgers 35, Texas State 7 1964 Texas State 14, Texas Lutheran 3 37

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After overseeing some of the nation’s most prolific offenses, 34-year-old Jake Spavital begins his first season as head football coach and takes over the THE JAKE SPAVITAL FILE reins at Texas State in 2019. PERSONAL The second-youngest head coach in the Football Bowl Subdivision was Born: May 1, 1985 Hometown: Tulsa, Okla. named Texas State’s head coach on Nov. 30, 2018, after serving as the offensive Wife: Mehgan Children: Madison Grace and coordinator and quarterbacks coach at West Virginia in the last two years. Landyn Zachary

AT WEST VIRGINIA EDUCATION In 2018, West Virginia featured one of the nation’s top eight offenses that High School: Union Alma Mater: Missouri State, 2008 eclipsed 500 yards and 40 points eight times. The Mountaineer offense produced a finalist for the Heisman Trophy, a Second-Team All-America offensive lineman, COACHING EXPERIENCE a Second-Team All-America wide receiver, and four NFL Draft selections. Years Schools Position West Virginia ranked No. 3 in passing offense, No. 4 in passing efficiency, 2008 Tulsa Offensive Quality Control No. 3 in total offense and fourth-down conversions, No. 9 in scoring offense, 2009 Houston Graduate Assistant No. 12 in completion percentage and passing yards per completion, and No. 25 2010 Oklahoma State Graduate Assistant in third-down conversions. 2011–12 West Virginia Quarterbacks The Mountaineers accumulated 5,724 yards, including 3,939 passing yards 2013 Texas A&M Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks and 38 touchdowns. West Virginia ended the regular season ranked No. 15 in the 2014–15 Texas A&M Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks AP poll and No. 16 in the coaches’ poll after spending the entire season nationally 2016 California Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks ranked for the first time since 2007. 2017 California Interim Head Coach Quarterback Will Grier was selected by the Carolina Panthers in the third 2017–18 West Virginia Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks round of the 2019 NFL Draft, becoming the eighth quarterback under Spavital’s 2019– Texas State Head Coach tutelage to be drafted or to play in the NFL. The others included , Brandon Weeden, Geno Smith, Johnny Manziel, Kyler Murray, , and Davis Webb. BOWL GAMES 2008 GMAC Bowl Grier finished fourth in the Heisman balloting and was a finalist for the Max- 2009 Armed Forces Bowl well Award, the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, the Senior Class Award and 2010 Alamo Bowl the Manning Award. He was a Second-Team All-Big 12 selection behind Heisman 2011 Orange Bowl Trophy winner Kyler Murray after completing 67 percent of his 3,974 passes for 2012 Pinstripe Bowl 3,864 yards and 37 touchdowns with just eight interceptions in 11 games in 2018. 2013 Chick-Fil-A Bowl Offensive lineman Yodny Cajuste was taken in the third round by New En- 2014 Liberty Bowl gland. He was named a Football Writers Second-Team All-American and Big 12 2015 Music City Bowl Co-Offensive Lineman of the Year after playing 776 snaps as the key blocker in 2017 Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl the Mountaineer offense in 2018. Wide receiver Gary Jennings was chosen by the in the fourth round after he caught 54 passes for 917 yards and 13 touchdowns to earn NFL QUARTERBACKS COACHED BY JAKE SPAVITAL Honorable Mention All-Big 12 honors in 2018. As a junior, Jennings tallied a team- Houston Case Keenum best 97 receptions for 1,096 yards. He ended his collegiate career with 168 catch- Oklahoma State Brandon Weeden es for 2,294 yards and 17 touchdowns. West Virginia Geno Smith, Will Grier Tight end Trevon Wesco was selected by the New York Jets in the fourth Texas A&M Johnny Manziel, Kyler Murray, Kyle Allen round after being named a First-Team All-Big 12 selection as a senior. He regis- California Davis Webb tered 26 catches for 366 yards and a touchdown and developed into one of the best blocking tight ends in the country. West Virginia ranked among the nation’s top 20 offenses in 2017 when Spavital returned to Morgantown. The Mountaineers ranked No. 13 in passing offense, No. 16 in passing efficiency and No. 20 in total offense. West Virginia ranked No. 3 in fourth-down conversion percentage, No. 8 in fewest tackles for loss allowed, and No. 25 in first downs, fewest sacks and passing yards per com- 38 pletion. WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF David Sills V was a two-time All-Big 12 performer and an AFCA and Walter yards per game) and No. 19 in passing efficiency. That year, Smith became the Camp Second-Team All-American before signing with the Buffalo Bills as a free first 4,000-yard passer in West Virginia history when he threw for 4,385 yards. agent. He caught 65 passes for 986 yards and 15 touchdowns in 2018. Sills was He was responsible for 33 touchdowns (31 passing, two rushing) to set another a finalist for the 2017 Biletnikoff Award after recording 60 receptions for 980 yards school record. and 18 touchdowns for the Mountaineers. Grier was a semifinalist for the Davey O’Brien Award and Big 12 Newcomer AT OKLAHOMA STATE of the Year after throwing for 3,490 yards and 34 touchdowns. A broken finger on Spavital spent the 2010 season as an offensive graduate assistant at Okla- Grier’s passing hand during the Texas game ended his season. homa State. There, he helped mentor future NFL quarterback Brandon Weeden. Weeden was a finalist for the Manning Award after earning First-Team All-Big 12 AT CALIFORNIA and First-Team Academic All-Big 12 honors that season. He was on the midsea- Spavital returned to Morgantown after serving as the interim head coach at son watch lists for the Maxwell Award and Davey O’Brien Award after throwing for Cal in January 2017. He was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach 4,277 yards and 34 touchdowns. He ranked third nationally in passing yards and for one of the nation’s top 10 offenses during the 2016 season. The Golden Bears passing yards per game, fifth in total offense and sixth in passing touchdowns. were ranked No. 4 in passing offense (358.8 yards per game), No. 8 in first down offense (335), No. 10 in total offense (518.3 yards per game) and No. 22 in scor- AT HOUSTON ing offense (37.1 points per game). Cal established single-season school records He went to Oklahoma State after serving as an offense graduate assistant for pass completions (383), fewest fumbles lost (3) and fewest turnovers (15), coach at Houston in 2009, where he worked with Case Keenum, who finished the while equaling a school mark for most field goals made (22). The Golden Bears season with over 5,800 yards in total offense and was a Sammy Baugh Award set NCAA FBS single game records with 118 plays and 40 first downs in a 52-49 recipient. Keenum was a finalist for the Manning and O’Brien awards and the double overtime win over Oregon. Conference USA MVP and Offensive MVP after completing 492-of-700 passes Quarterback Davis Webb was named Athlon’s Pac-12 Newcomer of the for 5,671 yards and 44 touchdowns. Year, a semifinalist for the Davey O’Brien Award and a semifinalist for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award after completing 382-of-620 passes for 4,295 yards AT TULSA and 37 touchdowns that season. He ranked No. 3 nationally in completions and Spavital began his coaching career as an offensive quality control assistant points responsible for, No. 4 in total yards, No. 5 in passing yards and No. 8 in under head coach Gus Malzahn in 2008. That year, Tulsa was the No. 1 ranked passing touchdowns. offense in the Football Bowl Subdivision and boasted an 11-4 record and a victory The offense also produced Freshman All-American wide receiver Demetris over Ball State in the GMAC Bowl. Robertson after he caught 50 passes for 767 yards and set school freshman re- cords. Chad Hanson was a First-Team All-Pac-12 selection after ranking second PLAYING CAREER nationally with 124.9 receiving yards per game and seventh with 92 receptions. A native of Tulsa, Okla., Spavital was a two-year letterman as a quarterback and punter at Missouri State from 2004-07. He earned his bachelor’s degree in AT TEXAS A&M business administration in 2008. Spavital went to Cal after spending three years as offensive coordinator and Spavital was a Consensus First-Team All-State quarterback at Tulsa’s quarterbacks coach at Texas A&M from 2013-15. He shared play-calling duties Union High School, posting a 26-1 career record and leading Union to the Class during the 2013 season before earning full responsibility from 2014-15. The Ag- 6A state championship in 2002. He was selected to play in the 2004 Texas vs. gies enjoyed a 25-14 record during Spavital’s three-year stint, including 8-5 marks Oklahoma Oil Bowl All-Star game. in his final two years as the offensive coordinator. In 2015, Texas A&M had a 1,000-yard rusher and 1,000-yard receiver in the PERSONAL same season for the fourth time in school history. Tra Carson rushed for 1,165 Spavital is married to the former Mehgan Morris, one of the top gymnasts in yards, and Christian Kirk had 80 receptions for 1,009 yards and seven touch- West Virginia history. They have a daughter, Madison Grace, and a son, Landyn downs. Zachary. His father, Steve, is a former high school football coach, while his broth- In 2014, the Aggies led the Southeastern Conference and ranked No. 7 in er Zac is the defensive coordinator at Texas State. the nation with 39 passing touchdowns, and were No. 12 nationally in passing offense with 305.5 yard per game. Texas A&M posted upsets at No. 9 South Carolina (52-29) and No. 3 Auburn (41-38) in 2014. In 2013, the Aggies set single-season SEC and school records with 4,593 passing yards and had 6,999 total yards of offense to rank No. 2 in the SEC and in Texas A&M history, No. 4 nationally in total offense (538.4) and No. 7 in passing offense (353.3). The Aggies broke the school record for completion percentage by connecting on 69.3 percent of their passes and finished No. 3 in SEC history. Quarterback Johnny Manziel threw 37 touchdown passes, tying him for No. 4 in the nation, while passing for 4,114 yards, ranking No. 8 nationally.

AT WEST VIRGINIA From 2011-12, Spavital was the quarterbacks coach at West Virginia and spent two seasons tutoring Heisman Trophy candidate Geno Smith, who racked up 11,662 passing yards and 98 touchdowns in his career. The Mountaineers ranked No. 9 nationally in passing efficiency (161.97) and scoring offense (39.5 point per game), No. 10 in passing offense (330.2 yards per game) and total offense (502.0 yards per game). Smith was No. 5 nationally in passing yards (4,205), passing yards per game (323.5 yards per game) and No. 6 in passing efficiency (163.86). In his first season at West Virginia, Spavital helped lead the Mountaineers to a 10-3 overall record and a win over Clemson in the 2012 Orange Bowl. West Vir- ginia ranked No. 6 nationally in passing offense (346.9 yards per game) and was No. 13 in scoring offense (37.6 points per game), No. 15 in total offense (469.5 39

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What They Are Saying About Jake Spavital DANA HOLGORSEN KEVIN SUMLIN Head Coach Head Coach Houston and formerly at West Virginia Arizona “I am excited about this great opportunity at “Jake is a bright, intelligent, energetic, cut- Texas State for Jake, Mehgan and their family. ting-edge thinker and not just offensively. He will Jake will do a great job, and I am proud of the do very well as a head coach.” way his career has progressed. He has made strong contributions to our program, and I wish nothing but the best for him and his family as he begins this new chapter.” GUS MALZAHN SONNY DYKES Head Coach Head Coach Auburn SMU “I was fortunate to have Jake work for me as a “It was clear to me when we worked together graduate assistant at Tulsa. You could tell early that Jake was a bright young coach and would on that he had a gift both as a coach and leader. move quickly up the coaching ladder. He did It has been fun to watch Jake come up through some great things at West Virginia as a coor- the coaching ranks and establish himself as one dinator and I know he’ll be successful at Texas of the best offensive minds in college football. State as head coach. I wish him the best.” Texas State will be very successful under Jake Spavital’s leadership.”

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Referred by many as one of the most creative minds in college football, Bob Stitt is in his first season as the offensive coordinator at Texas State. THE BOB STITT FILE Stitt comes to Texas State after spending the 2018 season as an offensive PERSONAL analyst under head coach Mike Gundy at Oklahoma State. Born: May 4, 1964 Hometown: Tecumseh, Neb. Stitt went to Oklahoma State after serving three seasons as the head coach Wife: Joan Children: Joe and Sam at Montana and 14 years as the head coach at Colorado School of the Mines, a Division II school where he gained national acclaim for teaching West Virginia EDUCATION head coach Dana Holgorsen his version of the “fly sweep” play. High School: Tecumseh Alma Mater: Doane, 1987

AT MONTANA COACHING EXPERIENCE Stitt had a 21-14 overall record and 14-11 mark in Big Sky Conference play Years Schools Position during his three seasons at Montana. The Grizzlies went 8-5 in his first season and finished the year tied for second place in the league with a 6-2 mark. His greatest 1987 Doane College Defensive Back highlight at Montana came in his first game when the Grizzlies upset defending 1988 Nebraska Wesleyan Running Backs national champion North Dakota State. In addition, Montana made a late-season 1989 Northern Colorado Graduate Assistant run that included wins over Eastern Washington and Montana State. In his sec- 1990-93 Doane College Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line ond season, the Grizzlies went 6-5 after a win at No. 3-ranked Northern Iowa. 1994-98 Austin College Associate Head Coach/Off. Coordinator/Special Teams He coached the 2016 STATS FCS Defensive Player of the Year Tyrone Holmes, 1999 Harvard Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line and Montana’s all-time leading receiver Jamaal Jones, who finished his career 2000-14 Colorado School of Mines Head Coach with 3,021 receiving yards. 2015-17 Montana Head Coach In 2017, Brady Gustafson set a school single-game passing record by com- 2018 Oklahoma State Offensive Analyst pleting 47 passes against Cal Poly in 2016. Freshman receiver Jerry Louie-Mc- 2019- Texas State Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Gee received the seventh highest number of votes for the Jerry Rice Award, given to the nation’s top freshman after setting a school single-game record with 21 PLAYOFFS/BOWL GAMES receptions at Cal Poly. In three seasons, Stitt produced 34 All-Big Sky Confer- 1993 NAIA Playoffs ence players as well. 2004 NCAA Division II Playoffs 2007 Dixie Rotary Bowl AT COLORADO SCHOOL OF THE MINES 2008 Dixie Rotary Bowl Stitt went to Montana after posting a 108-62 record and an 83-44 mark in 2010 NCAA Division II Playoffs the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference in 15 seasons at the Colorado School 2014 NCAA Division II Playoffs of Mines. His teams had 13 winning seasons in his 15-year tenure and registered 2015 NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs eight winning seasons in a row. The Orediggers won conference titles in 2004, 2018 Liberty Bowl 2010 and 2014. He served as the offensive coordinator and offensive line coach from 1990- His 2014 team finished 10-2 overall and 8-1 in the RMAC and advanced to 93 at Doane and he produced three NAIA Division II All-Americans and 19 All- the Division II national playoffs. The Orediggers posted an 8-3 record in 2013. Great Plains Athletic Conference offensive players during his tenure there. He was named the Rocky Mountain Conference’s Coach of the Year in 2004 and 2010 and was selected the 2004 NCAA Division II Football.com Southwest AT AUSTIN COLLEGE Region Coach of the Year and the AFCA Region V Coach of the Year. Stitt coached at Austin College (Texas) from 1994-98, serving as the assis- During his tenure at Mines, Stitt produced 129 All-RMAC performers, 31 tant head coach and the offensive and special teams coordinator. All-Region selections and 16 All-Americans. His .635 winning percentage during 15 seasons at the helm is the highest in school history for a coach with at least AT HARVARD 20 games under his belt. He also was the offensive coordinator at Harvard, where he helped the Crimson set school records for total offense in a game (640 yards), passing yards AT DOANE in a game (405), first downs in a game (34) and points scored in an Ivy League Stitt, a 1987 graduate of Doane College in Nebraska, received various ac- game (63). His 1999 offense led the Ivy League in rushing, was third in scoring colades as a running back and a return specialist while playing for the Tigers in and fourth in total offense. the mid-1980s. He was the All-State College Offensive Player of the Year in 1985. Stitt also played left field for the Doane baseball squad and was a sprinter on the PERSONAL track & field team. A native of Tecumseh, Nebraska, Stitt lettered in football, basketball, track Stitt returned to coach at his alma mater after receiving his master’s degree & field and baseball at Tecumseh High School. He and his wife, the former Joan in physical education at Northern Colorado in 1989. Scherrer, have two sons, Joe and Sam. 41

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Zac Spavital begins his first season as the defensive coordinator at Texas State after serving as a co-defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Texas THE ZAC SPAVITAL FILE Tech in 2018. It was Spavital’s fourth season as linebackers coach for the Red PERSONAL Raiders. He has been part of 10 bowl teams during his coaching career. Born: July 15, 1982 Hometown: Tulsa, Okla. Wife: Catherine Children: Leah and Hayden AT TEXAS TECH He helped transform Texas Tech into one of the nation’s top turnover-caus- EDUCATION ing teams in 2017. The Red Raiders ranked sixth nationally in forced turnovers High School: Union Alma Mater: Murray State, 2004 (29), fourth in fumble recoveries (15) and eighth in defensive touchdowns (4). The defensive output helped Texas Tech lead the Big 12 and rank 13th nationally with COACHING EXPERIENCE a plus-11 turnover margin, the highest margin for the Red Raiders since 1996. Years Schools Position Dakota Allen, one of Spavital’s linebackers, was a two-time All-Big 12 2005-07 Oklahoma Graduate Assistant selection, earning First-Team honors in 2018 and Second-Team in 2017. Allen 2008-09 Houston Cornerbacks recorded 73 tackles and recovered two fumbles in 2018 after leading Tech with 2010 Houston Safeties 102 tackles and picking off a pair of passes. 2011–14 Houston Defensive Backs/Recruiting Coordinator Jordyn Brooks, another linebacker, was named Honorable Mention All-Big 2015 Texas Tech Linebackers 12 after leading the Red Raiders in tackles (84) for the second time in three years 2016-17 Texas Tech Linebackers/Recruiting Coordinator in 2018. In 2016, he garnered All-Big 12 honorable mention accolades and named 2018 Texas Tech Co-Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers to 247Sports.com’s True Freshman All-American team after finishing fifth among freshman nationally in solo tackles (5.1). Brooks was the first freshman to lead Texas Tech in tackles (86) during the school’s Big 12 era. BOWL GAMES Tech forced 25 turnovers during Spavital’s first season in 2015 as the Red 2005 Holiday Bowl Raiders went from a minus-13 in the turnover margin prior to his arrival to a plus-2 2007 Fiesta Bowl advantage. 2008 Fiesta Bowl Tech made a postseason appearance in the 2015 AdvoCare V100 Texas 2008 GMAC Bowl Bowl and 2017 Birmingham Bowl with Texas Tech. 2009 Armed Forces Bowl 2012 Ticket City Bowl AT HOUSTON 2014 BVCA Compass Bowl Prior to joining the Red Raider staff in January 2015, Spavital spent seven 2014 Armed Forces Bowl seasons at Houston coaching defensive backs and serving as recruiting coordinator 2015 AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl under both Kevin Sumlin and Tony Levine. 2017 Birmingham Bowl Spavital, a native of Tulsa, Oklahoma, coached an all-conference perform- freshmen nationally with 126 tackles. McMillian led Conference USA with five er in each of his final three seasons at Houston. Adrian McDonald and William interceptions while Hayden was second with four. Overall, Spavital’s group ac- Jackson both earned all-conference honors in 2014 after McDonald totaled five counted for 14 interceptions. interceptions and three fumble recoveries to garner First-Team accolades while Under Spavital’s leadership, Hayden became the first Houston player se- Jackson was named to the Second Team. lected in the NFL Draft’s First Round since 1997 when he was selected 12th The Cougars closed Spavital’s final season in Houston ranked 19th nation- overall by the Oakland Raiders in 2013. ally in total defense (334.6 yards per game), 11th in scoring defense (19.5) and Houston’s defense was vastly improved in 2011 and ranked third nationally ninth in turnovers gained (30). Houston also allowed just 136.3 rushing yards per with 21 interceptions. Hayden was the Conference USA Defensive Newcomer game to rank 31st nationally. of the Year and was a Second Team All-C-USA pick. The secondary allowed 16 Houston led the nation with 43 forced turnovers and a plus-25 turnover margin yards less per game through the air despite having three new starters and al- during the 2013 season. Spavital’s defensive backs unit accounted for 29 of Hous- lowed two less touchdown passes in two more games played. ton’s 43 turnovers that season. Trevon Stewart set a Houston record with six fumble During the 2010 season, Spavital’s four safeties combined for 213 tackles, recoveries while Adrian McDonald led the American Athletic Conference with six in- four interceptions, 3.5 tackles for loss and eight passes broken up. terceptions. Stewart and cornerback Zachary McMillian, who had five interceptions, The Cougars recorded 11 interceptions in 2009 with cornerbacks Jamal were both named to the All-American Athletic Conference Second-Team. Robinson and Brandon Brinkley finishing first and second on the team. In 2012, Spavital’s unit produced three players with All-Conference USA Brinkley posted four pickoffs for 108 yards was an All-Conference USA Sec- honors, as D. J. Hayden was a First-Team selection, Stewart was on the league’s ond Team selection. Robinson sealed a victory at No. 5/6 Oklahoma State with a All-Freshman Team and McMillian earned C-USA Honorable Mention honors. In 26-yard return for touchdown. Brinkley finished his career ranked among the Cou- 42 addition, Stewart was on the FWAA Freshman All-America team as he led all gars’ all-time career leaders in interceptions, games played and pass breakups. WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF During Spavital’s first season in 2008, Houston’s defensive backs picked While at Oklahoma, Spavital helped coach six All-Big 12 performers and off 13 passes with the four interceptions by Brinkley and Loyce Means leading five players who signed NFL contracts, including 2007 third-round NFL Draft pick all players. Reggie Smith.

AT OKLAHOMA PLAYING CAREER Spavital went to Houston after he began his coaching career serving three Before beginning his coaching career, Spavital played football at Northeast- seasons as a defensive graduate assistant on Bob Stoops’ staff at Oklahoma. ern Oklahoma A&M for two seasons before playing two years at Murray State There, he worked with the defensive secondary and the scout team. During that in Kentucky. He was an All-Conference and All-Region selection and a Gridwire span, the Sooners won a pair of Big 12 titles and made two appearances in the Scholar All-American. Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. Statistically, in each of his three seasons at OU, the Sooners’ defense PERSONAL ranked at the top of the Big 12 and among the elite units in the country for total Spavital graduated from Murray State in 2004 with a bachelor’s degree in defense. business administration. He and his wife, Catherine, have two children, Leah and Oklahoma never finished outside of the top two in total defense in the Big Hayden. 12, leading the league in both 2005 and 2006, while ranking second in 2007. Nationally, the Sooners ranked 13th in total defense in 2005, 16th in 2006 and 26th in 2007.

Archie McDaniel is in his first season as the co-defensive coordinator and inside linebackers coach after he coached outside linebackers at New Mexico in THE ARCHIE MCDANIEL FILE 2018. PERSONAL Born: Sept. 18, 1983 Hometown: Bay City, Texas AT SMU Wife: LaTrenia Child: Christian McDaniel returned to New Mexico after serving three years as linebackers coach at SMU. The Mustangs were one of college football‘s 10-most improved EDUCATION defenses in 2016, ranking seventh nationally in interceptions and forcing 26 turn- High School: Bay City Alma Mater: Texas A&M, 2005 overs overall. SMU’s win total improved each year, culminating with a 2017 DXL Frisco Bowl berth. COACHING EXPERIENCE Years Schools Position AT NEW MEXICO 2007 Trinity Valley Community College Linebackers He went to SMU after serving as an assistant coach previously at New 2008 Texas A&M Graduate Assistant Mexico for three seasons. He coached outside linebackers in 2014 after tutor- 2009 Texas Southern Linebackers ing the defensive line in his first two seasons. Both of his starting linebackers 2010 Tulsa Tight Ends/H-Backs ranked among the top four team leaders in tackles, combining for 136 total stops, 2011 Tulsa Defensive Tackles 9.5 tackles for loss, four sacks, two interceptions, one forced fumble, three pass 2012-13 New Mexico Defensive Line breakups and three hurries. He produced a pair of Honorable Mention All-Moun- 2014 New Mexico Outside Linebackers tain West linemen in Brett Bowers and Jacori Greer. His defensive line unit in 2015-17 SMU Linebackers 2012 helped the Lobos improve 45 spots among FBS teams in rush defense in 2018 New Mexico Outside Linebackers 2012 and produced 38 tackles for loss and 15 sacks in 2012. 2019 Texas State Co-Defensive Coordinator/Inside Linebackers AT TULSA McDaniel spent two seasons at Tulsa as the defensive tackles coach in BOWL GAMES 2011 and tight ends/H-Back coach in 2010 when the Golden Hurricane ranked 2005 Cotton Bowl (Player) sixth nationally in total offense. He coached a pair of Honorable Mention All-Con- 2010 Hawai'i Bowl ference USA selections, Cory Dorris in 2011 and Charles Clay in 2010. The Gold- 2011 Armed Forces Bowl en Hurricane played in the 2010 Hawai'i Bowl and 2017 Frisco Bowl. 2017 DXL Frisco Bowl

AT TEXAS SOUTHERN He went to Tulsa after coaching linebackers at Texas Southern for one sea- 43 son, serving as a graduate assistant at his alma mater, Texas A&M, in 2008 and WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS COACHING STAFF 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE beginning his coaching career as a linebackers coach at Trinity Valley Community 213 tackles, five sacks and two interceptions from 2003-05. McDaniel led the College in 2007. He also served an internship with the Houston Texans in the NFL Aggies to the Cotton Bowl berth in his senior season. In high school, he played Minority Coaching Fellowship Intern program. on Bay City’s state championship team in 2000.

PLAYING CAREER PERSONAL McDaniel played linebacker at Texas A&M, where he was a three-year start- He earned a bachelor’s degree in agricultural development at Texas A&M in er and served as team captain as a senior. He ended his playing career amassing 2005. McDaniel and his wife, LaTrenia, have a son, Christian.

Nick Whitworth is in his first season as the special teams coordinator and running backs coach at Texas State after serving in a similar capacity at Portland THE NICK WHITWORTH FILE State and Central Washington. PERSONAL Born: August 8, 1979 Hometown: Mackay, Idaho AT PORTLAND STATE Children: Olivia, Colt Whitworth went to Portland State in 2015 and turned former wide receiver David Jones into a 1,000-yard rusher as a running back. The Vikings ran for over 3,000 yards and 33 touchdowns that season. On special teams, kicker Jonathan EDUCATION Gonzales enjoyed an All-Conference season and punter Marcus Kinsella became High School: Mackay, Idaho Alma Mater: Idaho State, 2002 one of the most reliable players on the team; kick returner Kahlil Dawson av- eraged over 25 yards per return; and long snapper Kameron Canaday earned COACHING EXPERIENCE Third-Team All-American honors. Years Schools Position In 2016, Portland State’s offensive backfield averaged 243 yards per game 2001-02 Idaho State Running Backs/Special Teams and 35 total touchdowns. Nate Tago and Paris Penn earned Honorable Mention 2003-09 Idaho State Special Teams Coordinator/Recruiting Coordinator All-Big Sky Conference honors after combining for over 1,400 yards and 20 TDs. 2010 Montana Western Offensive Coordinator Meanwhile, Gonzales was named Third-Team All-Big Sky and Kinsella was an 2011-14 Central Washington Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs Honorable Mention All-Big Sky selection. 2015-18 Portland State Special Teams Coordinator Mitchell Thompson earned Second Team All-Big Sky honors in 2016 and 2019 Texas State Special Teams Coordinator/Running Backs was an Honorable Mention selection in 2017 as a special teams player. In 2018, freshman kicker Cody Williams was named a Third-Team All-Conference kicker. NCAA DIVISION I FCS PLAYOFFS 2015 NCAA Division I FCS Playoff AT CENTRAL WASHINGTON He went to Portland State after serving in a similar role at Central Wash- In 2005, Idaho State’s running backs corps accumulated 1,714 yards and ington from 2011-14. In 2013, his Wildcat special teams ranked fifth nationally in 23 touchdowns. That output was the best for the Bengal ground attack in 20 punt return defense, 11th in kick return average and 13th in kick coverage. The years. Both Barnett and Cornist earned all-conference honors in 2005 when 2014 team led the nation in kick return average (25.7) and 18th in punt return Cornist set a Bengal record with 14 rushing touchdowns and they both gained average (14.4). over 780 yards. Whitworth began his coaching career as a graduate assistant with the Ben- AT MONTANA WESTERN gals, working with the running backs and special teams in 2001-2002. Before joining the Central Washington’s staff, he was the offensive coor- dinator at Montana Western in 2010, and Idaho State’s special teams recruiting AS A PLAYER and summer coordinator from 2003-10. His 2010 special teams unit was the top He played at Idaho State and was inducted into the school’s Sports Hall of overall unit in the Big Sky Conference after leading the league in net punting, kick Fame in 2016. Whitworth ranks sixth among Idaho State’s career rushing leaders return defense and punt returns; and finishing second in kick returns. with 2,353 yards and 273 carries. He ran for 10 TDs in his career, and had the school’s fifth-highest single-season rushing total with 1,106 yards in 1999 and AT IDAHO STATE ninth highest with 933 yards in 2000. Whitworth set school record when he ran for Whitworth was in charge of both Idaho State’s running backs and recruit- 273 yards against Fort Lewis College, after opening the season with 221 yards ing. Josh Barnett broke the school’s rushing record with 3,412 career yards and against Eastern Washington. Whitworth ended his career running for 200 yards became the first Idaho State back to rush for over 1,000 yards in back-to-back in three games overall. seasons. Barnett earned All-Big Sky First Team honors after rushing for 1,117 yards in 2006 before gaining 1,022 yards in 2007. PERSONAL Both Barnett and Ken Cornist earned All-Big Sky honors in 2006 after Bar- He earned bachelor’s degree in business administration and business fi- nett ran for 1,022 yards and Cornist was an All-Conference performer in 2007 nance at Idaho State in 2002. He has a daughter, Olivia and a son, Colt. 44 after running for 1,022 yards. WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF

Ron Antoine returns for his fourth season as an assistant coach and third season as the wide receivers coach at Texas State. Antoine served as the running THE RON ANTOINE FILE backs and tight ends coach for the Bobcats in 2016. PERSONAL In 2018, Antoine’s receiving corps combined to catch 105 passes for 1,313 Born: Sept. 18, 1983 Hometown: Beaumont, Texas yards and nine touchdowns. Hutch White led the group with 34 catches for 298 Wife: Zenarae Children: Zachary, Zavier and Zayden yards and two touchdowns, while Jeremiah Haydel led in receiving yards and TD receptions when he caught 16 passes for 326 yards and four touch-downs. EDUCATION In Antoine’s first season as wide receivers coach, Elijah King earned Honor- High School: Westbrook Alma Mater: Colorado State, 1997 able Mention All-Sun Belt Conference honors after he recorded the most receiving yards by a Bobcat since 2010 and became just the second Texas State player to COLLEGIATE COACHING EXPERIENCE catch 50 passes since 2010. King finished 2017 with 52 recep-tions for 750 yards Years Schools Position and tied for the team lead with three TDs receptions. In addition, Tyler Watts caught 1997 Colorado State Student Coach 40 passes for 332 yards and two TDs. 1998-99 Ohio Graduate Assistant In 2016, Antoine produced Texas State’s top two rushers in Stedman May- 2000 Fayetteville State (N.C.) Wide Receivers berry and Tyler Siudzinski, who combined for 816 yards and seven touch-downs 2001-04 Ohio Passing Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers rushing and caught 52 passes for 398 yards out of the backfield in their first year as 2005 Elon Wide Receivers/Slot Receivers starting running backs. 2006-07 Wofford Running Backs/Special Teams 2008-09 Arkansas Running Backs/Fullbacks/Tight Ends AT FRESNO STATE 2010-11 South Alabama Wide Receivers Antoine joined Texas State’s staff after working four years as an assistant 2012-14 Fresno State Wide Receivers/Recruiting Coordinator coach at Fresno State, where he was the running backs coach in 2015 and coached 2015 Fresno State Running Backs/Recruiting Coordinator the outside receivers the three previous years. In addition, he was the recruiting 2016 Texas State Running Backs/Tight Ends coordinator at Fresno State during his last two seasons there. The Bulldogs won 2017-Present Texas State Wide Receivers Mountain West Conference championships in 2012 and 2013, along with a West Division title in 2014. BOWL GAMES Antoine coached Marteze Waller in 2015 when he was named the team’s 1997 Holiday Bowl offensive MVP after rushing for 920 yards and five touchdowns on 228 car-ries, and 2007 NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs catching 20 passes for 151 yards and two TDs. 2010 AutoZone Liberty Bowl Antoine produced a pair of the most productive wide receivers in school histo- 2012 Hawai'i Bowl ry in current Green Bay Packers’ wide receiver Davante Adams during his first three 2013 Las Vegas Bowl seasons. Adams was named to eight All-America teams in 2013 after shattering 2014 Hawai’i Bowl Fresno State and Mountain West Conference records with 24 touchdown recep- tions. He led the nation with 24 TDs in 2013, which marked the fourth highest total in AT SOUTH ALABAMA FBS history. He also led the nation with 131 recep-tions and was second nationally Antoine went to Fresno State after coaching wide receivers at South Alabama with 1,718 receiving yards, another school record. Adams also set school records in 2010 and 2011. The Jaguars finished the 2010 season with a 10-0 record, and with 233 receptions and 38 TD catches, another MWC record, in his two-year ca- Antoine coached Courtney Smith, who set the school’s single-game records reer. He was selected in the second round of the 2014 NFL Draft by Green Bay. with 10 catches for 151 yards against Arkansas-Monticello, and touchdown catches Harper produced back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons with 79 catches for 1,011 yards with two against UC Davis and Fork Union Academy. Smith also set USA’s sin- and 13 touchdowns in 2013, and 90 passes for 1,097 yards and seven TDs in 2014. gle-season receiving records with 39 catches for 592 yards and five touchdowns In addition to Adams and Harper, slot receiver Isaiah Burse also eclipsed in 2010. He ended his career with 59 catches for 1,282 yards and 10 touchdowns. 1,000 receiving yards in 2013, making Fresno State just the fifth team in FBS his- Smith became the first player in school history to be invited to the Senior Bowl and tory to have three receivers go over 1,000 yards receiving in the same season. was signed by the New York Jets. Burse (2014) and Harper (2015) signed as undrafted free agents with Denver and Oakland, respectively. Burse played two seasons with the Broncos before playing AT ARKANSAS the 2016 campaign with San Diego. He coached running backs, fullbacks and tight ends at Arkansas in 2008 and Antoine also mentored Da’Mari Scott, Rashad Evans, and Aaron Peck, and 2009. During his first season, the Razorbacks posted wins over a pair of national- signed Keesean Johnson, who went on to become the program’s all-time leader in ly-ranked teams, Auburn and Tulsa. In his second season, Arkansas finished with receptions and receiving yards. Scott went on to play with the Cleveland Browns an 8-5 record after defeating East Carolina in the AutoZone Lib-erty Bowl. That and Buffalo Bills in 2018. Evans signed with the Atlanta Falcons after recording season, the Razorbacks set school single-season records for most points, passing 138 receptions in his career. Peck, who signed with the Green Bay Packers of the yards, touchdown passes and total offense. NFL and of the CFL after catching 32 passes for 419 yards and three touchdowns in 2014. Johnson caught 37 passes for 337 yards and two AT WOFFORD AND ELON touchdowns as a redshirt freshman in 2015. He was drafted in the sixth round by Antoine coached running backs and assisted with special teams at Wofford the Arizona Cardinals in 2019. in 2006 and 2007. The Terriers won the 2007 championship 45 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS COACHING STAFF 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE and advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division I FCS playoffs en route AT COLORADO STATE to a 9-4 finish. Prior to Wofford, Antoine spent a season at Elon in 2005 where he He began his coaching career at his alma mater, Colorado State, where he worked with wide receivers and slot backs while also assisting with special teams was a four-year letterman as a wide receiver for the Rams in 1993-96. He played on and monitoring the team’s academic progress. two WAC championship teams in 1994 and 1995 culminating in back-to-back Holi- day Bowl appearances. The Rams had a 10-2 record during his sophomore season AT OHIO in 1994. That season, Colorado State beat a pair of nationally-ranked teams in BYU Antoine served two different stints on the staff at Ohio where he was a grad- and Arizona. Colorado State won the WAC cham-pionship in 1997 when Antoine uate assistant during the 1998 and 1999 seasons before earning his mas-ter’s de- served as a student assistant coach when the Rams ended the season ranked No. gree in higher education in 2000. He was the receivers coach and passing game 17 nationally after defeating 19-ranked Missouri in the Holiday Bowl. coordinator from 2001-04. Some of Ohio’s accomplishments after Antoine returned included defeating PERSONAL Kentucky (2004). While Antoine worked with wide receivers and coordi-nated the Antoine is a native of Beaumont, and graduated from Westbrook High School. passing attack, several Bobcats recorded some of Ohio’s top 10 performances for He earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise and sport science at Colo-rado State in catches and yards receiving in a game, and receiving and all-purpose yards in a 1997. His wife, Zenarae, is in her ninth season as the head coach of Texas State’s career. Scott Mayle ended his career second in Ohio history in receiving yards women’s basketball team. They have three sons, Zavier, and twins Zachary and and fifth in all-purpose yards, while Chris Jackson had the second-highest single Zayden. game total with 12 receptions against Miami (Ohio) in 2004. Jackson’s 39 catches that fall were most by an Ohio receiver since the 1991 campaign. During Antoine’s two years as a graduate assistant, OU posted a 5-3 mark in MAC action each fall.

AT FAYETTEVILLE STATE In between stints at Ohio, Antoine was an assistant coach at Fayetteville (N.C.) State in 2000 and Andregus Holmes earned All-Central Intercollegiate Ath- letic Association honors.

Morris Berger is in his first season as a tight ends coach at Texas State after serving as an offensive quality control coach for two seasons at Oklahoma State THE MORRIS BERGER FILE University. PERSONAL Born: Dec. 26, 1988 Hometown: Nixa, Mo. AT OKLAHOMA STATE As a quality control coach, Berger charted upcoming team’s defenses for EDUCATION down and distance situations, various field positions and how many times they High School: Nixa Alma Mater: Drury, 2012 used particular personnel groupings. Berger worked with quarterbacks for the Cowboys. Oklahoma State played in the Camping World Bowl in 2017 while Berg- COACHING EXPERIENCE er was on the coaching staff. The Cowboys accepted an invitation to play in the in Years Schools Position the Liberty Bowl after Berger joined Texas State’s staff in 2018. 2013 Missouri Western Defensive Graduate Assistant 2014-16 Missouri Recruiting & Operations Graduate Assistant AT MISSOURI 2017-18 Oklahoma State Offensive Quality Control Berger went to OSU after serving three years as a recruiting and operations 2019 Texas State Tight Ends graduate assistant on the coaching staff at Missouri. The Tigers played in the Cotton Bowl in 2014 and Citrus Bowl in 2015. He also was a graduate assistant coach at Missouri Western, where he BOWL GAMES worked with the secondary. 2014 Cotton Bowl 2015 Citrus Bowl LOGAN-ROGERSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 2017 Camping World Bowl Berger joined the collegiate ranks after coaching at Logan-Rogersville for 2018 Liberty Bowl five seasons. There, he was on a staff that achieved a 49-15 record, won a state PERSONAL championship in 2011 and made four quarterfinal appearances in the state play- A native of Nixa, Mo., Berger received his bachelor’s degree in history from offs. He coached a multitude of positions, including serving as the offensive coor- Drury University in 2012. He earned a master’s degree in educational psycholo- dinator and quarterbacks coach in his final season. gy at Missouri in 2016. 46 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF

Brett Dewhurst is in his first season as the defensive backs coach at Texas THE BRETT DEWHURST FILE State after serving as the safeties coach at Texas Tech in 2018. PERSONAL AT TEXAS TECH Born: Feb. 9, 1988 Hometown: Houston, Texas. While he was at Texas Tech in 2018, Dewhurst tutored Jah’Shawn Johnson Wife: Ryanne Child: Hayes and Vaughnte Dorsey when both earned Honorable Mention All-Big XII honors and ranked among Texas State’s top five tackling leaders. Johnson recorded 60 EDUCATION tackles, one interception, and two pass breakups. Despite playing in nine games. High School: Klein Alma Mater: Texas Tech, 2011 Dorsey had 55 stops, 2.5 tackles for loss, an assist on a sack and intercepted four passes. He also had two breakups and a forced fumble. COACHING EXPERIENCE Years Schools Position AT SOUTHEASTERN LOUISIANA 2012 Midwestern State Graduate Assistant Dewhurst returned to his alma mater following one season as the defensive 2013-14 Houston Defensive Graduate Assistant backs coach at Southeastern Louisiana. Dewhurst helped the Lions rank 37th in 2015-16 Texas Tech Defensive Quality Control the FCS and fourth in the Southland Conference with 12 interceptions on the year. 2017 Southeastern Louisiana Defensive Backs He also tutored one of the top FCS defensive backs in the country in Max 2018 Texas Tech Safeties Olson, who earned First-Team All-Southland honors after recording a team-lead- 2019 Texas State Tight Ends ing 100 tackles, three interceptions and seven pass breakups. Mayori Ellison also garnered Honorable Mention accolades with 33 tackles, four interceptions and BOWL GAMES nine pass breakups that year. 2012 NCAA Division II Playoffs 2014 BBVA Compass Bowl AT TEXAS TECH AND HOUSTON 2015 Armed Forces Bowl Dewhurst went to Southeastern Louisiana after spending four seasons as 2015 AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl a defensive quality control assistant under David Gibbs at Texas Tech (2015-16) and Houston (2013-14). Dewhurst focused primarily on defensive backs. PLAYING AT TEXAS TECH During the span, he was part of teams that advanced to three bowl appear- A native of Spring, Texas, Dewhurst began his coaching career after playing ances. They included the 2105 AdvoCare V100 Texas Bowl with Red Raiders, four seasons at Texas Tech in 2008-11, one of the most-successful periods in and the 2014 BBVA Compass Bowl and 2015 Armed Forces Bowl at Houston. school history. Texas Tech played in four bowl games during his career, which While with the Cougars, Houston established itself as one of the best de- featured 103 tackles, nine pass breakups and a forced fumble. fenses in the country. Houston led the FBS in both turnovers forced (43) and turnover margin (plus-25) during Dewhurst’s first season in 2013 as the Cougars PERSONAL were the third-most improved team nationally for scoring defense after allowing Dewhurst earned his bachelor’s degree in exercise sports science at Texas just 21.8 points per game. Tech in 2011. He and his wife, Ryanne, have a son, Hayes.

AT MIDWESTERN STATE Dewhurst began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at Midwestern State in 2012. The Mustangs finished that season at 9-2 overall, won a Lone Star Conference championship and appeared in the NCAA Division II playoffs.

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Tremaine Jackson is in his first season as the defensive line coach at Texas State after serving two seasons as the defensive coordinator at Abilene Christian. THE TREMAINE JACKSON FILE PERSONAL AT ABILENE CHRISTIAN Born: Aug. 30, 1983 Hometown: Houston, Texas Jackson comes to Texas State after helping Abilene Christian have its first Wife: Charie Child: Harmony winning season since 2013 and his defense ranking third among Southland Con- ference teams in total defense (385.5 yards per game). The Wildcats reduced EDUCATION their rushing defense from an average of 195 yards in 2017 to 113.7 yards in High School: Waltrip Alma Mater: Houston, 2006 2018. ACU was fourth in scoring defense after allowing 26.9 points per game and pass defense efficiency (124.1 rating). COACHING EXPERIENCE In 2017, his defense led the Southland in passing defense after allowing Years Schools Position just 196.7 yards per game and fifth in total defense, allowing 392.4 yards per 2006 Texas A&M-Kingsville Defensive Line game. He also tutored one First-Team All-Conference player, two Second-Team 2007 Trinity Valley CC Defensive Line 2008 Texas Southern Tight Ends performers and three Honorable Mention selections. 2009-10 Texas Southern Defensive Line 2011 Texas Southern Defensive Coordinator AT SIOUX FALLS 2012 Evangel Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Line Jackson went to Abilene Christian after spending four seasons as a defen- 2013 Sioux Falls Defensive Line sive assistant coach at Sioux Falls. He was the defensive coordinator during the 2014-16 Sioux Falls Defensive Coordinator last three years and helped lead the Cougars to a 32-5 record with three NCAA 2017-18 Abilene Christian Defensive Coordinator Division II Playoff berths. 2019 Texas State Defensive Line During his last season, Sioux Falls ended the year with a 12-1 record and No. 8 national ranking, the 35th consecutive week in which the Cougars were NCAA PLAYOFF/BOWL GAMES ranked. USF also ranked 19th nationally in scoring defense after holding oppo- 2014 Mineral Water Bowl nents to 19.6 ppg and was second in the Northern Sun Conference in total de- 2015 NCAA Division II Playoffs fense (348.1) and scoring defense. 2016 NCAA Division II Playoffs Three of his players were finalists for the Cliff Harris Award, given to the NCAA Division II Defensive Player of the Year, and 23 defensive players were interceptions combined with 14 fumble recoveries gave USF a turnover margin of named All-NSIC selections. 1.67 (40-to-20) which ranked fourth in the nation. In addition, the defense/special USF was 9-3 in 2015, earning a berth in the NCAA Division II playoffs after teams had a nation-best 10 TDs (seven on defense). In fact, the Cougars allowed finishing tied for second overall in the NSIC. The defensive unit was ranked in just 12 passing TDs and 13 rushing TDs on the season. After allowing 26.8 points the NCAA DII top-25 in six categories. Those areas include: team sacks, 12th (295) in 2013, the Cougars gave up just 17.4 (181) in 2014, a total which ranked (1st, NSIC), 39; interceptions, 10th (2nd, NSIC), 20; turnover margin, 15th (2nd, second in the NSIC and 12th in NCAA DII. NSIC), 1.08, +13 (33-20); turnovers created, 6th (1st, NSIC), 33; defensive TDs, Defensive backs St. Pierre and Tidwell earned NSIC South First-Team de- 4th (six TDs) and fumbles recovered, 22nd (13). fense accolades, while linebacker John Batinich was tabbed the NSIC Defensive Several members of the USF defense were recognized nationally, includ- Newcomer of the Year. In addition, defensive lineman Grant Schindler was an ing cornerback Solomon St. Pierre, who was a Cliff Harris Award nominee and NSIC South Honorable Mention selection. St. Pierre was named the NSIC de- named to six First-Team All-American squads. In addition, John Tidwell, the other fensive player of the week for his pick-six, two-interception, five-tackle outburst starter at cornerback, was named Honorable Mention All-American (Don Hansen) at Wayne State. and to the CoSIDA All-District 12 Team. Both were first team All-NSIC selections. Both defensive lineman Grant Schindler and Evan Gentry were Second Team AT EVANGEL all-league selections. Defensive lineman Jarrett Grabbe, along with linebackers Jackson joined the Cougar staff in 2013 after serving as the defensive co- Carter Ahlers and Cameron Ostrom, were named Honorable Mention All-NSIC ordinator/defensive line coach at Evangel University (Mo.). The defense ranked In 2015, Jackson served as a special teams intern for the San Diego Char- sixth in the NSIC and 70th in the nation in scoring defense (26.8 ppg). The squad gers in the NFL’s Bill Walsh Minority Coaching Fellowship Program. held six of its eleven opponents to below their season scoring average while During the 2014 campaign, the Cougars ranked 12th in the nation in scoring intercepting nine passes and recording 16 sacks. defense (17.4 ppg). In addition, USF was one of the nation’s best in forcing turn- Evangel’s defensive unit ranked No. 10 in the NAIA in forced turnovers with overs, converting seven (nation-high) into defensive TDs. The Cougars recorded 28 in 2012. The Crusaders finished the season with a mark of 7-4 (6-3 HAAC), 26 interceptions which ranked best in the league and second nationally. Those and ranked 23rd in the nation. 48 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE COACHING STAFF AT TEXAS SOUTHERN He began his coaching career as the defensive line coach at Texas He served four seasons on the defensive staff at Texas Southern. As the A&M-Kingsville in 2006. Jackson served as a coach in the 2008 Texas versus the tight ends coach in 2008, he mentored a second team All-SWAC selection. The Nation All-Star Game and had the opportunity to work with coaching legend Gene next two seasons he headed one of the top defensive lines in the country. In 2010, Stallings. In 2009, he also participated in the NFL minority internship program TSU won the SWAC conference title, led the nation in sacks and ranked No. 1 in where he worked with the Houston Texans. the FCS for total defense (204.9 ypg). In 2011, Jackson was named Texas Southern’s defensive coordinator. His PERSONAL unit allowed just 245 yards per game, which was the top mark in the FCS for the A Houston native, Jackson played two seasons on the offensive line at second-straight season. Under Jackson’s tutelage, TSU’s defensive line tallied Texas Southern after transferring from ULM. He earned his bachelor’s degree two All-American selections and three first team All-SWAC selections. in interdisciplinary studies at the in 2006. He and his wife, Charie, have a daughter, Harmony. AT TRINITY VALLEY AND TEXAS A&M-KINGSVILLE Jackson also served one season (2007) as the defensive line coach at Trin- ity Valley Community College (Texas). That season, Trinity Valley’s defensive line accounted for five all-conference players and three all-region selections.

Clay McGuire is in his first season as the offensive line coach at Texas State after spending last year as the running backs coach at Texas Tech. THE CLAY MCGUIRE FILE McGuire returned to Texas Tech last season after serving six seasons as PERSONAL the offensive line coach at Washington State and spending 10 seasons on Mike Born: Feb. 5, 1982 Hometown: Crane, Texas Leach’s staff. He also played for Leach at Texas Tech. Wife: Jeri Children: Jorja, Addison

AT WASHINGTON STATE EDUCATION He returned to Texas Tech in 2018 after helping Washington State rank High School: Crane Alma Mater: Texas Tech, 2004 among the top three teams in passing offense throughout his tenure. He also produced Cody O’Connell, a two-time First-Team All-America in 2016 and 2017. COACHING EXPERIENCE O’Connell was an Outland Trophy finalist in 2016 and became just the second Years Schools Position Unanimous All-American in WSU history in his junior season. 2006 Texas Tech Video Intern USA Today named another of his offensive linemen, Joe Dahl, a Sec- 2007-08 Texas Tech Offensive Graduate Assistant ond-Team All-American in 2015. Dahl also earned First-Team All-Pac 12 honors 2009 Texas Tech Running Backs that season. 2010-11 East Carolina Running Backs/Special Teams The Cougars were second among the national leaders in passing offense in 2012-17 Washington State Offensive Line 2017 and third in 2016 after leading the nation in that category in 2014 and 2015. 2018 Texas Tech Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs Washington State averaged 389.5 yards passing, the second-highest average in 2019 Texas State Tight Ends Pac-12 history in 2015. In 2016, the Cougar offensive line blocked for an offense that rushed for BOWL GAMES 120.0 yards per game, up 40 ypg from 2015. In 2014, Washington State set a 2006 Insight Bowl Pac-12 record while leading the nation in passing with 477.7 yards per game. The 2007 Gator Bowl WSU offense set 10 school single season records, including total offense, first 2008 Cotton Bowl downs and yards per game. Dahl received All-Pac-12 honorable mention. 2009 Alamo Bowl The offensive line made huge strides under McGuire’s tutelage in 2013 from 2010 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl the previous campaign, doubling the yards-per-carry average, nearly doubling the 2013 New Mexico Bowl total rushing yardage and cutting the number of sacks allowed nearly in half. Se- 2015 Sun Bowl nior center Elliott Bosch closed his career earning All-Pac-12 honorable mention 2016 Holiday Bowl for the second straight season. 2017 Holiday Bowl In his first season with the Cougars in 2012, McGuire guided an offensive line that had just two players start all 12 games and seven players take a .

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS COACHING STAFF 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE AT EAST CAROLINA McGuire’s three primary running backs, which included two freshmen, all McGuire arrived in Pullman after coaching running backs and special teams averaged over 5.0 yards a carry in 2009. Junior Baron Batch was Texas Tech’s at East Carolina. He was originally supposed to direct the Pirates’ rushing game, offensive MVP after racking up a team-high 1,279 all-purpose yards - 884 on but added special teams duties prior to the 2010 season. the ground, 395 receiving - and 15 touchdowns. He assumed the special teams He guided Jonathan Williams (847/52) and Giavanni Ruffin (384/25) to coordinator role early in 2007 on an interim basis, after McNeill moved over to single-season career-highs in ground and reception totals in 2010. He oversaw the defensive coordinator position before the fifth game. The special teams units special teams units that ranked 30th in punt return average, 31st in punt return responded to McGuire immediately when he took over in 2007. Tech opponents defense and 29th in kickoff return defense. averaged just 6.7 yards per return and returned only 18 of 30 punts. The kickoff McGuire also tutored a pair of first-year specialists in place kicker Michael coverage unit also ranked second in the Big 12. Barbour and punter Ben Ryan during notable campaigns, which included a No. 42 FBS standing with a 1.23 field goals per game average. The Pirates also broke a AS A PLAYER FOR RED RAIDERS single-game record with 303 kickoff return yards against Southern Miss during a McGuire began his coaching career after playing in 45 games as an H-Back 44-43 victory on Oct. 9. for the Red Raiders from 2000 to 2004. He was an effective blocker in Tech’s of- Prior to his stint at East Carolina, McGuire enjoyed nine bowl appearances fense, and caught 32 passes for 320 yards and two touchdowns during his career. as a player and staff member at his alma mater, Texas Tech. PERSONAL AT TEXAS TECH He earned a bachelor’s degree in history in 2004 and a master’s in sec- After he lettered four years as a running back for the Red Raiders, McGuire ondary education in 2007 at Texas Tech. McGuire and his wife, Jeri, have two spent four seasons on the Texas Tech staff before coaching the running backs daughters, Jorja and Addison. in 2009. His coaching move to the backfield came after he served as the special teams coordinator in 2008, an offensive graduate assistant in 2007 and a video intern in 2006.

Tevin Mims is in his first year as a full-time assistant coach when he mentors the outside linebackers at Texas State in 2019. Mims joins the Bobcat coaching THE TEVIN MIMS FILE staff after serving the last three seasons as a defensive graduate assistant coach PERSONAL at Texas Tech. Born: Jan. 23, 1991 Hometown: Round Rock, Texas

PLAYING CAREER EDUCATION Mims went to Texas Tech after concluding his playing career with the Miami High School: Stony Point Alma Mater: South Florida, 2013 Dolphins in 2014. He signed with the Dolphins after playing two seasons as a defensive end at the University of South Florida. He was named USF’s defensive MVP after collecting 40 tackles, 1.5 sacks, and 6.0 tackles for loss despite playing COACHING EXPERIENCE in just 10 games as a senior team captain. Years Schools Position As a junior, he tallied 35 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks, and end- 2016-18 Texas Tech Defensive Graduate Assistant ed his career with 75 tackles, 9.5 tackles for loss, 3.5 sacks, and a forced fumble 2019 Texas State Tight Ends during his two seasons with the Bulls. Mims went to South Florida after helping lead Navarro to a Southwest Junior BOWL GAMES College Championship in 2011. He posted 19 tackles, 4.0 sacks, 7.0 tackles for 2017 Birmingham Bowl loss and three pass breakups as a sophomore. He went to Navarro after playing four games as a freshman at Texas.

PERSONAL Mims earned a bachelor’s degree in interdisciplinary social science at USF in December 2013. He earned a master’s degree in kinesiology and exercise sci- ence at Texas Tech in 2018.

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Scott Salwasser is in his first season as the director of strength and condi- tioning for Texas State’s football team. He oversees the comprehensive prepa- THE SCOTT SALWASSER FILE ration program that utilizes speed, power, strength and conditioning to improve PERSONAL performance and minimize injury risk while enhancing football skills. Born: Sept. 11, 1980 Hometown: Oakland, Calif. Children: Stella and Charlotte AT TEXAS TECH Salwasser came to Texas State after serving three years as the director of EDUCATION speed and power for football at Texas Tech, where he was in charge of linear and High School: Bishop O’Dowd Alma Mater: UC Davis, 2002 multi-directional speed development, plyometrics, ballistics, and position specific movement. COACHING EXPERIENCE AT CALIFORNIA Years Schools Position He went to Texas Tech after serving as an assistant strength and condition- 2003-05 Sacramento State Graduate Assistant Coach ing coach for four years at California, where his duties included leading the speed 2007-09 Sacramento State Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach and power development program, assessing and correcting individual weakness- 2009-11 Louisiana Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach es, and implementing force plate technology. 2012-15 California Assistant Strength and Conditioning Coach Salwasser played an integral role in development of the team’s Swagger 2016-18 Texas Tech Director of Speed and Power Games which features football student-athletes incorporating six areas of com- 2019 Texas State Head Football Strength and Conditioning Coach petition (academic, agility, combative, self-discipline, speed, strength) into a pro- gram designed to improve leadership and mental fortitude. BOWL GAMES 2011 New Orleans Bowl AT LOUISIANA 2015 Armed Forces Bowl His previous experience includes three seasons as an assistant strength 2017 Birmingham Bowl and conditioning coach at Louisiana in 2009-11, where he worked with football, basketball and Olympic sports. That tenure followed five seasons at Sacramento PERSONAL State (2004-09) that included serving the final three years as an assistant strength Salwasser earned his bachelor’s degree in English, arts and communication and conditioning coach after serving two seasons as a graduate assistant when at UC Davis in 2002 and a master’s degree in kinesiology at Sacramento State he also competed nationally in Olympic weightlifting. He began his career as a in 2006. He holds a certification in strength and conditioning from the Nation- strength and conditioning intern for the Oakland Raiders in 2003 which was fol- al Strength and Conditioning Association, along with other accreditations, and lowed by another stint with the team in 2012. serves as a guest blogger and writer for several publications. He has been a presenter at national and regional conferences in the field. He has worked with AT UC DAVIS numerous NFL players during their collegiate careers including NFL MVP Pat His interest in strength and conditioning began when he was a collegiate Mahomes and NFL All-Pro and former #1 pick Jared Goff. football player at UC Davis. He became interested in training and started re- He has two daughters, Stella and Charlotte. searching the field, creating various conditioning drills and coordinating workouts with teammates.

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Andrew Williams enters his first year as an A native of Sunflower, Ala., Williams began THE ANDREW WILLIAMS FILE assistant strength and conditioning coach at Texas his collegiate playing career at Miles College be- Hometown: Sunflower, Ala. State after serving in a similar capacity at Western fore transferring to Auburn for the 2013 and 2014 College: Auburn Kentucky in 2018. seasons. Williams earned his bachelor’s degree in Williams joined the Hilltopper strength and con- interdisciplinary studies (2016) and master’s degree ditioning staff after he was a graduate assistant in in adult continuing education and teaching (2018) at strength and conditioning at Auburn. He also played Auburn. He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning football for the Tigers and was a member of Auburn’s Specialists (CSCS) through the National Strength 2013 Southeastern Conference championship team. and Conditioning Association.

Kyle Vagher is in his first year as an assistant He received a bachelor’s degree at Georgia THE KYLE VAGHER FILE strength and conditioning coach at Texas State after in 2015 after playing as a walk-on with the football Hometown: Fayetteville, Ga. serving as an assistant director of strength and con- team. Vagher also earned a master’s degree in ex- College: Georgia ditioning at ULM. ercise science at ULM in 2017. Vagher worked primarily with ULM’s football He is a Certified Strength and Conditioning and baseball programs. He served as a graduate Specialists (CSCS) through the National Strength assistant strength and conditioning coach from and Conditioning Association. Vagher is married to 2015-17, working with football, softball, and wom- the former Brooke Dickinson. en’s soccer. He went to ULM after serving a summer intern- ship with the football strength and conditioning staff at California in 2015.

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Patrick Doherty is in his first season as an in rushing during both 2012 and 2013. The Bulldogs THE PATRICK DOHERTY FILE offensive and special teams analyst at Texas State also set a Butler single-season record for rushing Hometown: Munster, Ind. after serving as graduate assistant coach for the past with 2,742 yards in 2013. In addition, a Butler run- College: Franklin College three seasons at West Virginia. Doherty served as a ning back earned the team’s “Unsung Hero Award,” graduate assistant coach for two seasons, working which was given to the offensive scout team player with quarterbacks in 2018 after working with special of the year each season during his tenure. teams in 2017. He was an offensive quality control Doherty went to Butler after he coached for four coach in 2016. years at Franklin College. He was a student assistant He went to West Virginia after he was the coach for the Grizzlies in 2008-09 before coaching running backs coach and video coordinator at But- tight ends in 2010 and running backs in 2011. During ler for four seasons. The Bulldogs ranked as one that span, Franklin had a four-year 37-9 record, won of the ’s top rushing teams three conference championships and made three in during three of those seasons when they finished NCAA Division III playoff appearances. second among league leaders in 2012, third in 2013 He earned his bachelor’s degree at Franklin in and fourth in 2015. Butler won league titles in the K-12 physical education and health in 2012. A Mun- first two years. ster, Ind. native, Doherty played quarterback in his In 2014, running back Sam Schrader was school, and his father, John, was inducted into the named a finalist for the Jerry Rice Award, present- Indiana Football Hall of Fame in 2014 after serving ed to the best freshman player in FCS. Doherty also 30 years as a trainer at Munster High School. coached Trae Heeter, who led the Pioneer League

Haleigh Blocker is in her first year as the Di- She also was an intern for Texas State Athletics THE HALEIGH BLOCKER FILE rector of Football Operations at Texas State after during the 2018 spring semester, helping with in- Hometown: Falls City, Texas graduating from Texas State in 2019. game promotions at basketball, baseball and softball College: Texas State Blocker was a football operations student as- games. sistant for the Bobcats during the 2017 and 2018 Blocker earned a bachelor’s degree in exercise seasons, and into 2019. She assisted with the day- and sports science at Texas State in May 2019. to-day operations of the football program, on-cam- pus recruiting events that included junior days and game-day visits, and summer football camps.

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Boone Feldt is entering his first season as the Blake, at Odessa Permian High School after his THE BOONE FELDT FILE offensive graduate assistant coach at Texas State playing career was cut short due to spinal surgery. Hometown: Buda, Texas and will work with the offensive line. Born Mar. 17, 1994 in Boone, N.C., where College: UT-Permian Basin Feldt comes to Texas State after serving two his father coached at Appalachian State under Jer- seasons as the offensive line coach and two years ry Moore. He graduated from Hays High School in as a tight ends/assistant offensive line coach at the Buda, where he was an All-Centex selection and was University of Texas-Permian Basin. There, he helped chosen an Associated Press All-State selection as a build the upstart program in the Lone Star Confer- junior at Pilot Point, which won a state championship ence. He attended UTPB while working two years with a 15-0 record. as an assistant offensive line coach under his father,

Joseph Kirchon is in his fourth year as a mem- He was a quarterback and three-year letterman THE JOSEPH KIRCHON FILE ber of Texas State’s coaching staff and third year as at Kings College and enjoyed his best season as a Hometown: Marlton, NJ an offensive graduate assistant coach. He will help senior. That year, he was named to the Middle Atlan- College: Kings College coach Texas State’s wide receivers in 2019. tic Conference Weekly Honor Roll after completing Kirchon came to Texas State in 2016 and helped 25-of-39 passes for 320 yards and three touchdowns with the Bobcat offensive skill positions after serving against Stevenson. as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach Kirchon also earned MAC Academic All-Star in 2015 at Bishop O’Connell High School in Arling- honors in 2009, 2010 and 2011 during his career. ton, Va. There, he coached four players who went on He earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting and to sign NCAA Division I scholarships. finance at Kings College in 2012. Kirchon also worked three years as a business consultant in the Washington, D. C. area.

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Zach McCarthy is in his first season as a defen- in 2014-16. A native of Hot Springs, Ark., McCarthy THE ZACH MCCARTHY FILE sive graduate assistant coach after serving as a vol- earned a bachelor’s degree in business manage- Hometown: Hot Springs, Ark. unteer defensive quality control coach for the Bob- ment at Texas State in 2017. College: Texas State cats in 2018 and a student assistant coach in 2017. McCarthy joined the coaching staff after work- ing as a student equipment manager at Texas State

Adrian McDonald is in his first season as a semifinalist for the Jim Thorpe Award, which is given THE ADRIAN MCDONALD FILE defensive graduate assistant coach at Texas State. to the nation’s top defensive back, and a two-time Hometown: Lawton, Okla. McDonald comes to Texas State after serving All-American Athletic Conference selection for the College: Houston as a volunteer coach at Houston and playing nearly Cougars. He was on the watch list for the Wuerffel two seasons with the San Diego Chargers and Buf- Trophy and Nagurski Trophy as a senior. McDonald falo Bills. was also on the 2012-13 Conference USA Commis- A native of Lawton, Okla., McDonald signed as sioner’s Honor Roll. an undrafted free agent with the Chargers after play- His 17 career interceptions set a school record ing four seasons at the University Houston. There, and he is second on the school’s career chart with he was coached by current Texas State defensive 286 interception return yards. He ranks third with coordinator Zac Spavital. During his four-year ca- seven fumble recoveries and fifth with seven forced reer, McDonald accumulated 299 tackles, 17 inter- fumbles in his career. ceptions and seven fumble recoveries and seven He earned a bachelor’s degree at Houston in forced fumbles while playing in 49 games and mak- 2016 and is working on a master’s degree in interdis- ing 42 consecutive starts for the Cougars. He was a ciplinary studies.

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Andrew Johnson is in his first season as the lege for the basketball team and baseball team that THE ANDREW JOHNSON FILE director of equipment operations at Texas State af- was the runner-up at the 2010 Junior College World Hometown: Tyler, Texas ter serving as the head equipment manager for the Series. College: Oklahoma State Bobcats in 2018. He joined the Bobcats’ football staff He was a student equipment manager at after serving the past four years as an equipment Oklahoma State when the Cowboys won the 2010 manager with the New York Jets. Alamo Bowl, 2011 Big 12 Conference championship With the Jets, Johnson traveled to London to and the 2012 BCS Championship’s Fiesta Bowl and work in the NFL International Series at Wembley Sta- 2012 Heart of Dallas Bowl. OSU also played in the dium. He also was selected to participate in the Man- 2013 Cotton Bowl. agers on a Mission (MOAM) program that sends fu- Born June 26, 1989, Johnson earned a bach- ture leaders in sports to different countries in Africa. elor’s degree in exercise and sports science with Johnson traveled to Mzuzu, Malawi, to do mission an emphasis in sports management in 2013. He re- work and teach sports to orphaned children in 2017. ceived an associate’s degree in athletic training at Johnson began his career in collegiate athlet- Tyler Junior College in 2010. ics as a student athletic trainer at Tyler Junior Col-

Sterling Price is in his first year as an assistant After earning his bachelor’s degree in sports THE STERLING PRICE FILE equipment manager at Texas State after serving the management and marketing in 2015, Price became Hometown: Lewisville, Texas last seven years as an equipment manager in the an equipment manager for the Dallas Cowboys from College: Oklahoma State NCAA Division I and NFL ranks. 2016-18. While he was on the staff, the Cowboys Price began his career in equipment operations won the 2016 NFC Eastern Division and earned a as a student manager at Oklahoma State from 2012- playoff win in 2018. 16. During that span, the Cowboys won the 2012 Price went to Oklahoma State after graduating Heart of Dallas Bowl, 2014 Cactus Bowl and partici- from Hebron High School in Lewisville, Texas. pated in the 2016 Sugar Bowl.

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A certified and licensed athletic trainer with Cobb went to Nevada after serving as a gradu- THE JEREMY COBB FILE working experience in both the NCAA Division I FBS ate assistant at New Mexico, where he worked with Hometown: San Marcos, Texas and NFL, Jeremy Cobb is in his first season as the the football team and assisted with the men’s and College: Texas State head football athletic trainer at Texas State. women’s track and field, and ski teams, along with Cobb came to Texas State after serving in a the men’s golf squad. similar capacity at Nevada in 2018. He was named He served as a summer intern with the Dallas Nevada’s head football athletic trainer in August Cowboys in 2013, assisted the Justin Boots sports 2018 after serving the previous five months in an medicine staff in 2017 and 2018, and the Profession- interim capacity for the Wolfpack. He also was the al Bull Riding sports medicine staff during competi- interim head football athletic trainer from Feb.-June tions in 2015 and 2016. 2017. Cobb earned a bachelor’s degree in athletic Before his promotion, Cobb was the assistant training in 2014 and a master’s degree in physical director of sports medicine at Nevada in August education with an emphasis in sports administration 2014. He was an assistant football trainer and prima- at New Mexico in 2016. He is a certified athletic train- ry trainer for the men’s and women’s golf team. He er by the NATA Board of Certification and licensed also oversaw the athletic training student volunteer athletic trainer in Texas and Nevada. He and his wife, program and the school’s Gatorade summer camps. Laura, live in San Marcos.

Will DeCraene is in his sixth year at Texas that provides medical care to athletes at various ath- THE WILL DECRAENE FILE State and in his third season as an assistant athletic letic events. Hometown: Lisle, Ill. trainer with the Texas State football team. He worked at local five-kilometer races, high College: Carthage DeCraene also served as an interim head school sporting events and the Head of the Colora- football athletic trainer in Jan.-Feb. 2019. He was do rowing race. He also worked with the University elevated to his current position in 2017 after serv- of Texas club sports in lacrosse, soccer and rowing ing the previous two years as a graduate assistant teams. In addition, DeCraene was a part-time ath- trainer at Texas State. His duties included teaching letic trainer at San Marcos Baptist Academy football, lab courses, serving as the athletic trainer for the la- basketball, baseball and soccer games from 2015- crosse team, and serving as a volunteer trainer for 17. the football and baseball teams. He began his career as an athletic trainer at DeCraene also served as a part-time trainer Carthage College, where he was a baseball player for several organizations while he attended graduate for three years. DeCraene earned a bachelor’s de- school. These included serving as a certified trainer gree in athletic training at Carthage in 2015 and a for Medicine in Motion, a sports medicine service master’s degree at Texas State in 2017. 57

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Jake Macauley is in his second year as the He joined the Rams after working two seasons THE JAKE MACAULEY FILE manager of football video operations at Texas State. as an assistant video coordinator at California in Hometown: Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif. His duties include producing video content for 2015-16 and serving as the communications and College: Colorado the Texas State football web page and social me- new media manager for the Southern Texas PGA dia accounts, creating a variety of recruiting videos, from Jan. 2014-Aug. 2015. There, he managed and highlights and promotional videos, overseeing the updated the Southern PGA website and social media filming and editing of football practices and games, pages, directed photo and video productions, devel- managing video storage and maintaining video and oped promotional materials and press releases, and computer equipment. assisted with tournament operations. Macauley joined Texas State’s football staff in As an undergraduate student at Colorado, Ma- August 2018 after serving as an assistant video co- cauley was an assistant film and operations coordi- ordinator with the Los Angeles Rams. There, he as- nator for the Buffaloes’ men’s basketball team from sisted with video needs for such NFL events as the 2010-13 and the football team from 2011-13. He NFL Combine and Draft, and providing video content earned a bachelor’s degree in journalism and news for the NFL Network. editorial at Colorado in 2013.

Mehrzad (Mikey) Sabzevari is in his second coordinator at Northwestern State during the 2017 THE MEHRZAD SABZEVARI FILE season as an assistant video coordinator at Texas season. He began his career as a videographer for Hometown: League City, Texas State. His duties include editing video content for the Texas Longhorn football team while earning his College: Texas Texas State’s football web page and football social bachelor’s degree in physical culture and sport. media accounts, creating recruiting videos, high- A native of League City, Texas, Sabzevari was lights and promotional videos, and filming football a recipient of the Presidential Award for Academic practices and games. Excellence while attending Dickinson High School. Sabzevari joined Texas State’s football staff in August 2018 after he served as the football video

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Connor Anderson is in his first year as the di- He went to Michigan after working as a foot- THE CONNOR ANDERSON FILE rector of player personnel at Texas State after work- ball recruiting intern and development graduate Hometown: Norman, Okla. ing on the football staffs at Michigan and Oklahoma. assistant while earning his master’s degree in in- College: Oklahoma Anderson joined Texas State’s staff after serv- tercollegiate athletic administration at Oklahoma in ing as an assistant recruiting coordinator and player 2014-17. During that span, the Sooners played in the personnel analyst with the Wolverines for the pre- 2014 Russell Athletic Bowl, 2015 Orange Bowl and vious two seasons. Anderson was an assistant re- 2016 Sugar Bowl. Oklahoma also had the nation’s cruiting coordinator at Michigan for one year after eighth-best recruiting class in 2017. The Sooners serving one year as a player personnel analyst. The also won Big 12 Conference championships in 2015 Wolverines had the top recruiting class in the Big Ten and 2016. He earned a bachelor’s degree in sports and the nation’s eighth-best class in 2019 and was administration in 2014 at Oklahoma. 20th nationally in 2018. Michigan also played in the 2018 Outback Bowl and 2018 Peach Bowl during his tenure there.

James Sherman is in his first season as the Committee, and vice chair on the Sun Belt Confer- THE JAMES SHERMAN FILE director of player development at Texas State after ence’s SAAC. He earned a Texas State Academic Hometown: Montgomery, Ala. earning two bachelor’s degrees at Texas State, set- Achievement certificate three times, the school’s College: Texas State ting a single-game kicking record, serving four years Academic Star of Excellence once, and was named on the student-athlete advisory committee, and let- to the Sun Belt Commissioner’s List three times after tering four years for the Bobcat football team. maintaining a GPA between 3.5-4.0. Sherman set school records for most field goals He was a member of the Fellowship of Chris- and most attempts in a single game when tian Athletes and Athletes in Action and invited to play he made five of his six tries against Texas Southern. for Team USA in the 2018 World Championships. Sherman also tied a school record and equaled the A Montgomery, Ala. native, Sherman earned fourth-highest point total in Sun Belt Conference his- bachelor’s degrees in political science in Dec. 2017 tory when he scored 18 points in Texas State’s 36-20 and economics in Dec. 2018. victory over Texas Southern in 2018. He was named Texas State’s Male Schol- ar-Athlete of the Year in 2018 after serving as the president of Texas State’s Student-Athlete Advisory 59 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS RETURNING PLAYERS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE CAREER STATISTICS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2018 3 1 15 0 15 0.3 15.0 5.0 Total 3 1 15 0 15 0.3 15.0 5.0

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 Receiving yards: 15, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (1 receptions) 2018 Played in 12 games…tallied nine tackles, including seven solo…assisted on a tackle for loss against Louisiana…posted a season-high of two tackles against the Ragin’ Cajuns.

2017 Played in 11 games on special teams...recorded seven tackles, including six solo stops...tallied a career-best 1.5 tackles at Arkansas State...had one unassisted tackle against UTSA, ULM, Coastal Carolina, Georgia State and Troy.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL 2018 Transfer from Midwestern State...coached by Bill Maskill...helped the Mustangs to a Played in 11 games…had 10 receptions for 161 yards and three touchdowns…had 10-3 record. a season-long 42-yard TD catch at South Alabama…rushed one yard for a touch- down against the Jaguars...had season highs of two receptions and 82 receiving HIGH SCHOOL yards against South Alabama…also caught TD passes against Georgia State and Named TAPPS All-State and All-District selections...coached by Bobby Brasher...re- New Mexico State…also ran for a TD against the Jaguars. corded 31 tackles for loss, seven sacks and one interception...played basketball and competed in track & field. HIGH SCHOOL Attended Hirschi High School in Wichita Falls, Texas…garnered All-District 4-4A D1 PERSONAL First-Team honors as a wide receiver and Second-Team as a cornerback…earned Born on Feb. 23, 1997 in Columbia, S.C....son of Wendy and Darrell Alley. All-State Honorable Mention recognition from the Texas Sports Writers Association as a utility player…Red River 22 football selection as a senior and a two-time hon- CAREER STATISTICS oree in basketball…tabbed All-District Second-Team as a wide receiver in his junior TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Bl QBH year…hauled in a school-record 43 receptions for 962 yards and 15 touchdowns as 2017 11 5 1 6 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 a senior…competed in the state track and field meet in the long jump (fourth place 2018 12 2 1 3 0.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 finish), the 4x100m relay (sixth place finish) and the 4x200m relay (seventh place). Total 23 7 2 9 0.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 PERSONAL SINGLE GAME HIGHS Born Jan. 19, 2000...son of Brandy Eaden and Donald Brooks, Jr. Tackles: 2, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 (1-1) Tackles for loss: .5, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 (0-0) CAREER STATISTICS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2018 11 10 161 3 42 0.9 16.1 14.6

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Touchdowns: 2, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 Rush attempts: 2, at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 Rush yards: 3, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 (1 carries) Rush TDs: 1, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 Long rush: 3, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 Receptions: 2, four times, last vs. Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 2018 Receiving yards: 82, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 (2 receptions) Played in three games and was a redshirt during the season...caught one pass for 15 Receiving TDs: 1, three times, last at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 yards against Arkansas State. Long reception: 42, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 All-purpose yards: 83, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 HIGH SCHOOL Tackles: 1, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (1-0) Named First-Team All-District 3-4A I and Class 4A Honorable Mention All-State by the Associated Press Sports Editors in 2017…played for coach Greg Winder…helped lead Stephenville to a district championship and Class 4A state semifinal appear- ance…caught 52 passes for 924 yards and 11 touchdowns…excelled in the high jump and cleared 6-feet-10-inches in the 2017 UIL District Meet on his way to a 4A State championship…named the District 8-4A Co-Newcomer of the Year in basketball…had 20 receptions for 387 yards and four touchdowns as a junior after sitting out most of the season with an injury.

PERSONAL Born on Sept. 23, 1999...son of Anthony and Maggie Hill.

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ACCOLADES • Earned a 2018 Texas State Academic Achievement Award

2018 Sat out the season as a redshirt…earned a Texas State Academic Achievement ACCOLADES Award. • Selected 2019 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team center by Athlon Sports • Chosen 2018 Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt by Sun Belt coaches and media HIGH SCHOOL • Named to All-Sun Belt First Team Offense by Pro Football Focus Named TAPPS Division II All-State Honorable Mention and All-District Division II-3 • 2017 All-Sun Belt Conference Second-Team by Phil Steele First-Team as a senior...completed 115 of 207 passes for 1,733 yards and 16 touch- • 2017 All-Sun Belt Conference Third-Team by a panel of the SBC coaches and media downs…also gained 563 yards and one TD on 94 carries...Led Hyde Park Baptist to • Named on 2017 Rimington Trophy Preseason Watch List the TAPPS State Semifinals as a senior...played for coach Chuck Petersen…named • 2017 Dave Campbell’s Football All-Texas College Second Team to the All-District 4-5A Honorable Mention in basketball…was recruited by Colorado, • 2016 All-Sun Belt Conference Third-Team by Phil Steele Publications Kansas, SMU and UTSA. • 2016 All-Sun Belt Conference Honorable Mention by SBC coaches and media.

PERSONAL 2018 Son of Dan and Joellyn Bolger. One of the top offensive linemen in the Sun Belt Conference…chosen on the All-Sun Belt First Team Offense by Pro Football Focus…named Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt by league coaches and media…started 12 games…had six starts at center and six starts at left tackle…graded as the best run blocker in the Sun Belt for linemen with 200 blocking snaps with a grade of 78.8 and second-best pass blocking grade in the league with 86.2 by Pro Football Focus…surrendered just one sack in 2018.

2017 Started all 12 games on the offensive line...started the first five games at center before moving to right guard for five games and two games at left tackle...led the Bobcats with 68 knockdowns...ran for seven yards after catching a lateral pass at Arkansas ACCOLADES State...part of offensive line that helped Bobcats improve the total offense by 109.5 • Earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award in 2017 yards per game and rushing offense by 53.8 yards per game.

2018 2016 Played in 10 games at linebacker and special teams…tallied nine tackles and as- Played in 12 games, making 11 starts on the offensive line...made seven starts at sisted on a tackle for loss against Louisiana…recorded a season-high four tackles guard, including his first career start at Arkansas...started the final four games at cen- against Georgia Southern. ter...tallied 54 knockdowns.

2017 HIGH SCHOOL Played in eight games...made his first career start against Georgia State...recorded Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com...earned All-District 9-6A First-Team honors nine tackles...had a career-high three tackles, including two solo stops, at Arkansas as an offensive guard...played for coach Derick Roberson...competed in throws for State...registered two solo tackles at Louisiana. track and field team.

HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL Rated as a three-star recruit by ESPN.com, Scout.com and 247sports.com...was a Born on Oct. 28, 1997...son of Thedra and Keith Brewer. two-star recruit by Rivals.com...recorded 140 tackles (99 his senior year), 26 tackles SINGLE GAME HIGHS for loss, nine sacks, four forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries...tallied 502 ca- Rush attempts: 1, at Arkansas State, Nov. 18, 2017 reer tackles...named to the Class 5A All-State team...chosen District 14-5A Defensive Rush yards: 7, at Arkansas State, Nov. 18, 2017 (1 carry) MVP and First-Team All-Collin County...was named First-Team All-District all four Long rush: 7, at Arkansas State, Nov. 18, 2017 years...member of the Solar Car Team...played under Coach Brandon Schmidt. Tackles: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 (0-1); Houston Baptist, Sept. 02, 2017 (0-1)

PERSONAL Born on Dec. 12, 1998...son of Trae and Susan Brannon...his dad played football at Louisiana Tech University.

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2018 2018 Played in 10 games…rushed for 303 yards and a touchdown on 67 carries…caught Played in the final four games on special teams...ended the season as a redshirt. seven passes for 34 yards…had a season-best 95 yards on 17 carries against New Mexico State…gained 46 yards and a touchdown on 10 carries against ULM…ran HIGH SCHOOL for 85 yards on 12 carries against Texas Southern…had a 14-yard reception against One of the top blocking tight ends in South Louisiana…played for coach Scott Watti- Louisiana…caught three passes at ULM. gny…earned All-District 7-3A First-Team honors…earned All-Metro honors and was an Honorable Mention All-State selection...led Hannan to a 9-3 record as a senior… 2017 Played in 12 games as a running back...made his first career start against Houston led Hannan in receiving and was the team’s kicker...was a state finalist in the discus… Baptist...rushed for 305 yards on 77 carries to rank third among team leaders...caught chose Texas State after being recruited by Air Force, McNeese State, Tulane and eight passes for 27 yards...had a season-long carry of 71 yards and finished the Houston Baptist. game with 71 yards on five carries at Arkansas State...ran for 51 yards on seven car- ries against Appalachian State...had a 12-yard reception at Colorado...returned four PERSONAL kickoffs for 63 yards...had two returns for 20 yards versus UTSA...recovered a fumble Born on July 12, 2000...son of Shaun and Jeanne Caillouet. against New Mexico State.

2016 Sat out the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, 247Sports.com and Scout.com...named one of VYPE Magazine’s Hot 100 prospects in Houston...ended his career rushing for 2,153 yards and 30 touchdowns...recorded 106 receiving yards and caught two TD receptions...chosen All-District 18-6A MVP...tabbed All-District 18-6A Offensive Player of the Year as a junior after rushing for nearly 1,400 yards...earned All-District 18-5A 2018 Second-Team honors as a sophomore...was named District Offensive Newcomer of Served as a reserve offensive lineman. the Year as a sophomore, Offensive MVP as a junior and MVP as a senior...played for coach Kerry Bamburg. 2017 Sat out the season as a redshirt. PERSONAL Born on Sept. 5, 1997...son of Robert Brown, Sr. and Sonia Harris. HIGH SCHOOL CAREER STATISTICS Rated as a three-star recruit by ESPN.com...was a two-star recruit by Scout.com and RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 247sports.com...ranked as #143 OT by 247sports.com...given a scout grade of 71 by 2017 12 77 305 0 71 4.0 25.4 ESPN.com...named All District 10-5A Second-Team selection...was an offensive MVP 2018 10 67 303 1 34 4.5 30.3 nomination...member of the National Honor Society with a 3.5 GPA...played for former Total 22 144 608 1 71 4.2 27.6 NFL quarterback and current head coach Jon Kitna.

RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G PERSONAL 2017 12 8 27 0 12 0.7 3.4 2.2 Born on July 7, 1998...son of Don and Tina Carlile. 2018 10 7 34 0 14 0.7 4.9 3.4 Total 22 15 61 0 14 0.7 4.1 2.8

KICK RETURNS G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 2017 12 4 63 0 20 15.8 5.2 2018 10 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 Total 22 4 63 0 20 15.8 2.9

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rush attempts: 17, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 Rush yards: 95, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 (17 carries) 2018 Rush TDs: 1, at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 Sat out season as a redshirt. Long rush: 71, at Arkansas State, Nov. 18, 2017 Receptions: 3, at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 PREVIOUS SCHOOL Receiving yards: 14, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 (1 receptions) Played in seven games at Trinity Valley...recorded 13 receptions for 163 yards and a Long reception: 14, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 touchdown...had four catches for 53 yards against Cisco...caught four passes for 43 Kick returns: 2, UTSA, Sept. 23, 2017 yards versus Arkansas Baptist...had a TD reception against Blinn. Kick return yards: 40, UTSA, Sept. 23, 2017 (2 returns) Long kick return: 20, UTSA, Sept. 23, 2017 HIGH SCHOOL Tackles: 1, four times, last vs. Louisiana, Oct. 6, 2018 Played for coach Jim Holley…Earned All-District 21-5A First-Team as a junior and Fumbles recovered: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 62 senior...named to the THSCA Academic All-State Second-Team...hauled in 126 re- WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE RETURNING PLAYERS ceptions for 1,768 yards and 17 touchdowns in his career...had 48 catches for 900 SINGLE GAME HIGHS yards and nine touchdowns as a senior and 48 receptions for 559 yards and four Tackles: 3, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 (3-0); GS, Oct. 11, 2018 (2-1) touchdowns as a junior. Sacks: 1.0, Georgia Southern, Oct. 11, 2018 (1-0) Tackles for loss: 1.0, Georgia Southern, Oct. 11, 2018 (1-0) PERSONAL Fumbles recovered: 1, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 Son of Lee and Erinn Carney.

2018 2018 Played in four games before sitting out the rest of the season as a redshirt…made two Sat out the season as a redshirt after transferring from Tarleton State. starts at left offensive tackle…had one start at right offensive tackle.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Transfer from Tarleton State…saw action in 11 games in 2017 for the Texans…re- Named the District 7-4A Offensive Line MVP in 2017…tabbed All-District First-Team corded six tackles, including three solo stops…member of the Lone Star Conference in 2016…played for coach Steve Wells…helped lead Liberty-Eylau to the regional Commissioner’s Honor Roll in 2016…served as a reserve linebacker. semifinals…threw the shot put and discus for the track and field team …. member of the National Honor Society…hobbies include singing and writing…chose Texas State HIGH SCHOOL after being recruited by Arkansas State, Louisiana, Abilene Christian and Alcorn State. Played for head coach Phil Barrios at Eastwood High School…named All-District First-team selection as a linebacker…played in the 2014 Greater El Paso Football Personal Showcase All-Star Game…lettered two years in football and one year in track…Cho- Born on Feb. 10, 2000...son of LaKaesha Cooks and Kevin Green. sen Academic All-District.

PERSONAL Born July 19…Son of Mary and Harold Cole.

ACCOLADES • Earned a 2018 Texas State Academic Achievement Award 2018 Played in 12 games…tallied 10 tackles, including five unassisted stops…had one 2018 tackle for loss versus Georgia Southern…had a season-high three tackles against Sat out the season as a redshirt. Georgia State and Georgia Southern…recovered a fumble against South Alabama. HIGH SCHOOL 2017 Played for coach Sam Robinson at Cedar Ridge…his father, Joe, was the defensive Played on special teams in six games...assisted on one tackle against New Mexico coordinator for the Raiders…threw for 2,544 yards and 31 touchdowns and ran for State. 519 yards and five TDs as a senior…led Cedar Ridge to the UIL Class 6 State semifi- nals…threw for 3,127 yards and 29 touchdowns as a sophomore at Laredo Alexander 2016 High School before transferring to Cedar Ridge as a junior. Sat out the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com...earned All-District 9-6A First-Team honors as a strong safety...played for coach Derick Roberson.

PERSONAL Born on Dec. 13, 1997...son of Kamisha Gilder...grandson of Sharon Hall.

CAREER STATISTICS 2018 TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Sack Yd Played in one game…tallied two tackles against Georgia Southern. 2017 5 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 12 5 5 10 1.0 1 0 0 1 1 1 2017 Total 17 5 6 11 1.0 1 0 0 1 1 1 Played in the final two games of the season...tallied two solo tackles and assisted on two more tackles at Troy. 63

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS RETURNING PLAYERS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE HIGH SCHOOL MVP of the Houston NIKE Camp...played for Darrell Warden. Named the District 5-4A Defensive Line MVP....chosen Class 4A All-State Honorable Mention by the Associated Press Sports Editors and Texas Sportswriters Association PERSONAL .. Named to 2015 Class 4A All-State Second Team by the Associated Press Sports Born on Aug. 2, 1998...son of Ronald and Ericka Daniels...has a younger brother, Editors...recorded 121 tackles, 31 tackles for loss, three sacks, eight forced fumbles, Noah. one safety, one fumble recovery and one pass broken up...played for Coach Richard Barrett...rated as a three-star recruit by 247sports.com and Scout.com...ranked as CAREER STATISTICS #102 DT by Scout.com and #90 DT by 247sports.com...listed as No. 8 out of 20 under TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Sacks Yds. Hur. the radar recruits in Texas...competed in shot put for track & field team. 2016 12 9 3 12 1.5 6 1 1 1 1.0 6 0 2017 11 22 13 35 1.0 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 1 PERSONAL 2018 12 48 60 108 7.0 24 4 1 1 1.0 10 5 Born on Jan. 6, 1999...son of William and Gjekacta Daniels. Total 35 79 76 155 9.5 31 5 2 2 2.0 16 6

CAREER STATISTICS SINGLE GAME HIGHS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH Kick returns: 1, Idaho, Nov. 12, 2016 2017 2 2 2 4 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tackles: 16, at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 (6-10) 2018 1 0 2 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sacks: 1.0, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (1-0); at Arkansas, Sept. 17, 2016 (1-0) Total 3 2 4 6 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Tackles for loss: 1.5, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 (1-0) Fumbles forced: 1, at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 ; at Arkansas, Sept. 17, 2016 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Fumbles recovered: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 ; at Arkansas, Sept. 17, 2016 Tackles: 4, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 (2-2) Pass breakups: 1, five times, last vs. Troy, Nov. 17, 2018

ACCOLADES ACCOLADES • Selected 2019 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team by Athlon Sports • 2019 Selected Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Second Team by Athlon Sports • Chosen 2018 All-Sun Belt Conference Third Team by Sun Belt Coaches and Media • 2018 Earned a bachelor’s degree in management in May • 2018 Earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award 2018 Named All-Sun Belt Conference Third Team by Sun Belt coaches and media in his 2018 first season as a starter…started all 12 games…ranked second in the Sun Belt with Started 11 games at defensive end…tallied 51 tackles with 22 solo stops…ranked 108 tackles, one stop behind teammate Bryan London II…led the league in Sun Belt 20th among Sun Belt leaders with 8.0 tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks…had a Conference games only with 82 tackles…tallied 7.0 tackles for loss…broke up four season-high nine tackles at ULM…tallied seven tackles against New Mexico State passes…had five quarterback hurries...forced a fumble against ULM…had asack and six stops versus Georgia State…recorded a season-best of 2.0 tackles for loss and fumble recovery against Arkansas State…tallied a season-high 16 tackles against and six total stops against Louisiana…also had six tackles at Georgia State…forced Troy…tallied 13 tackles versus Appalachian State…made 11 stops versus ULM and and recovered a fumble against ULM…also recovered a fumble at South Alabama… 10 against Georgia Southern…named Defensive Player of the Game after record- earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award...earned his bachelor’s degree ing eight tackles, one tackle for loss, one pass breakup and a hurry against Texas in management. Southern. 2017 2017 Started the first four games before going down with a season-ending injury...had Played in 11 games as a linebacker...started at inside linebacker against UTSA... 19 tackles, including 10 solo tackles...recorded 1.5 tackles for loss throughout the recorded 35 tackles, including 21 solo stops to rank 10th among team leaders... season...led Texas State with a career-best nine tackles, 6 solo stops and 1.0 registered a season-best eight tackles at Arkansas State...tallied five tackles against tackles for loss against Houston Baptist...tallied five tackles versus Appalachian UTSA, and had four stops at Colorado and Wyoming...had a season-high three solo State...recovered a fumble against Houston Baptist. stops against Troy, Arkansas State,Wyoming and UTSA...had a tackle for loss and three total tackles against Houston Baptist. 2016 Former walk-on who earned a scholarship in preseason practice...started nine games 2016 and played in all 12...ranked fifth nationally with two blocked kicks...had 42 total tack- Played in all 12 games...recorded 12 tackles, including nine solo stops...tallied a sea- les on the season, 29 solo and 13 assisted...had eight games with three or more son-best three tackles against No. 6- ranked Houston...registered a sack and tackle tackles...best game was at ULM, where he had six total tackles, five solo and one for loss of six yards at No. 24-ranked Arkansas...recorded two solo tackles, forced and assisted...tallied five tackles and tackled quarterback for loss on two-point attempt to recovered a fumble against the Razorbacks...Broke up a pass against Troy. clinch win at Ohio...recorded a sack against Appalachian State...recorded six tackles for loss on the season for six total yards. HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com...chosen All-State Second-Team...named 2015 All-Greater Houston...was a finalist for the Houston Touchdown Club’s Top Defensive Played in 12 games on special teams and at linebacker...made one start...had a ca- Player...earned District 24-6A Defensive MVP honors...named All-County First-Team reer-best of 10 tackles and nine solo stops at Georgia Southern...had five tackles and and co-Defensive MVP...recorded 114 tackles and nine sacks while blocking four punts one solo stop at Louisiana...also recorded two solo tackles and three total stops along as a senior...earned All-District 24-6A First-Team honors as a junior defensive end after with a quarterback hurry against Prairie view A&M...tallied two tackles at Houston. 64 being named to the First-Team Defense as a sophomore...named the Defensive Line WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE RETURNING PLAYERS 2014 2017 Sat out as a redshirt. Played in nine games...registered six tackles, including three solo...recorded a sea- son-best of two total tackles, both solo, at Arkansas State...had one solo stop against HIGH SCHOOL ULM and Georgia State...assisted on a tackle at Wyoming and Coastal Carolina. Two-sport letter winner in football and track at Ellison. HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL Rated as a three-star recruit by 247sports.com and ESPN.com...was a two-star recruit by Born on June 20, 1995...son of Da Shonda Deas-Davis and Keith Davis...his brother, Scout.com...ranked as the #115 safety by 247sports.com and given a scout grade Niser Deas, played football at Howard Payne. of 70 by ESPN.com...named to the All-Area First-Team by the San Antonio Express News...tabbed All-District First-Team senior and sophomore...played in San Antonio CAREER STATISTICS All-Star game...played for coach David Jones...recorded 111 tackles, 16 pass break- TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH ups, three tackles for loss, one forced fumble, and four interceptions...returned one 2015 12 20 6 26 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 2 interception for a touchdown. 2016 12 28 14 42 6.5 10 2 1 0 2 3 2017 4 10 9 19 1.5 2 0 0 1 0 0 PERSONAL Total 28 58 29 87 9.0 14 2 1 1 2 5 Born on Aug. 2, 1998...son of Tremoyne Dimery and Mena Velesquez.

SACKS G UA A Total Yds CAREER STATISTICS 2015 12 0 0 0.0 0 TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2016 12 1 0 1.0 1 2017 9 3 3 6 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2017 4 0 0 0.0 0 2018 10 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 28 1 0 1.0 1 Total 19 4 2 6 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHS SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 10, at Georgia Southern, Oct. 29, 2015 (9-1) Tackles: 2, at Arkansas State, Nov. 18, 2017 (2-0) Sacks: 1.5, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 (1-1) Tackles for loss: 2.0, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 (2-0) Fumbles forced: 1, at ULM, Oct. 15, 2016 ; at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 Fumbles recovered: 1, three times, last at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 Pass breakups: 1, five times, last vs. Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 Blocked kicks: 1, at ULM, Oct. 15, 2016 ; Houston, Sept. 24, 2016

2018 Sat out the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL Earned All-District 8-6A Second-Team honors...played for coach Sam Skidmore… two-year letterman as a rover...tallied 65 tackles, five tackles, two interceptions and 2018 one forced fumble while starting every game as a senior...helped lead Belton to a Played in 11 games…tallied seven tackles, including six solo stops…recorded a sea- second-place district finish and second-straight area playoffs. son-high of three stops at Georgia State. PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Son of Lisa and Tim Langford, and Brian and Trisha Dunahoo. Three-star recruit who played cornerback for Coach James Farmer at Pearland High School…originally signed with Air Force.

CAREER STATISTICS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2018 11 6 1 7 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 11 6 1 7 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 3, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 (3-0)) 2018 Played in eight games…tallied eight tackles…recorded a season-high of three tackles against Arkansas State…assisted on a tackle for loss at Georgia State.

HIGH SCHOOL Was unanimously named All-District 10-6A First-Team as a as a se- nior…saw some time as a running back on short-yardage plays and rushed for 35 yards on five carries…named Class 6A Second-Team All-State selection by the Asso- ciated Press Sports Editors in 2017…Played for coach Marvin Sedberry, Jr.…named First-Team All-District after recording five sacks as a junior…chose Texas State after 2018 receiving offers from Houston, UTSA and Tulsa. Played in 10 games on special teams. 65 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS RETURNING PLAYERS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE PERSONAL CAREER STATISTICS Born Feb. 16, 1999...son of Don and Sharon Ezidore. TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2018 7 4 2 6 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 CAREER STATISTICS Total 7 4 2 6 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2018 8 3 5 8 0.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Total 8 3 5 8 0.5 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tackles: 2, Georgia Southern, Oct. 11, 2018 (2-0) Tackles for loss: 1.0, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 (1-0) SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 3, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (2-1) Tackles for loss: .5, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 (0-0)

2018 Played in five games as a reserve quarterback…completed three of six passes for 12 yards…rushed for 24 yards on seven carries…threw a season-long eight-yard pass ACCOLADES against Texas Southern…completed a four-yard pass at UTSA...had a season-long • 2018 Earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award 16-yard run against Arkansas State…ran for 18 yards on two carries against the Red Wolves. 2018 Served as a reserve offensive lineman...did not appear in any games. 2017 Sat out the season as a redshirt. 2017 Served as a reserve offensive lineman...did not appear in any games. HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com, 247sports.com, Scout.com and ESPN. 2016 com...ranked the No. 100 QB by Scout.com and No. 45 QB by 247sports.com...had Sat out last season as a redshirt. scout grade of 70 by ESPN.com...named the District 19-3A Newcomer of the Year as freshman...chosen All-District 7-4A First-Team honors in 2014 before being named HIGH SCHOOL the District 7-4A Second Team selection as a junior...earned All-District 9-4A Sec- Four-year starter for Caldwell...chosen Collin Street Bakery TSWA Class 4A All-State ond-Team honors as a senior...completed 60 of 131 passes for 1,025 yards, eight Third-Team on offense...named All-District 11-4A Division II Lineman of the Year and touchdowns...ran for 1,011 yards and nine touchdowns on 124 carries...played for All-District First-Team as a defensive tackle...began his career as a guard on the of- coach Lamonte Chambers...served as the class president and was a member of Fu- fensive line during his first three seasons before moving to center as a senior. ture Farmers of America and H.E.R.O.E.S. (Helping Everyone Reach Outstanding Educational Success)...maintained a 3.5 GPA and ranked 29th in class. PERSONAL Born on Dec. 16, 1997...son of Shawn and Sundy Fryrear. PERSONAL Born on Sept. 19, 1998...son of Misty and Jeff Gipson...his father played basketball at Baylor.

CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2018 5 7 24 0 16 3.4 4.8 Total 5 7 24 0 16 3.4 4.0

PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic 2018 2018 5 6 3 0 12 0 8 50.0 2.0 2.4 66.8 Played in seven games…recorded six tackles with four solo stops…recorded one Total 5 6 3 0 12 0 8 50.0 2.0 2.4 66.8 quarterback hurry…tallied one tackle for loss at Georgia State…had a season-high of two tackles against Georgia Southern. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rush attempts: 2, three times, last vs. Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 2017 Rush yards: 18, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (2 carries) Sat out the season as a redshirt. Long rush: 16, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 Pass attempts: 4, at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 HIGH SCHOOL: Pass completions: 1, three times, last vs. Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 Attended Hays High School...named All-District 25-6A First-Team selection as a se- Pass yards: 8, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 nior...competed in the shot put and discus for track and field team. Long pass: 8, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 Total offense attempts: 5, at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 (1 rush,4 pass) PERSONAL Total offense yards: 18, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (18 rush,0 pass) Born on Aug. 21, 1998. All-purpose yards: 18, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018

66 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE RETURNING PLAYERS SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points scored: 3, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 Points by kicking: 3, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 Rush attempts: 1, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 Rush yards: 9, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 (1 carries) Long rush: 9, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 Total offense attempts: 1, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 (1 rush,0 pass) Total offense yards: 9, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 (9 rush,0 pass) All-purpose yards: 9, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 2018 Field goals made: 1, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 Played in 12 games…tallied 24 total tackles and 14 solo stops…had 2.0 tackles for Field goal attempts: 1, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 loss…recorded a season-high of seven tackles at Rutgers…had three stops against Longest field goal: 30, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 Louisiana, Georgia State, and Appalachian State…had one tackle for loss against Tackles: 7, three times, last at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 (5-2) Rutgers and Appalachian State. Sacks: 1.0, Houston, Sept. 24, 2016 (1-0); UTSA, Sept. 23, 2017 (1-0) Tackles for loss: 1.0, seven times, last vs. Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 2017 Fumbles forced: 1, UTSA, Sept. 23, 2017 Played in all 12 games as reserve linebacker and on special teams...registered 22 Pass breakups: 1, four times; last vs. New Mexico State, Nov. 4, 2017 tackles, including 14 solo stops...recorded one tackle for loss and a sack for a loss of five yards against UTSA...also forced a fumble against the Roadrunners...broke up two passes and had a quarterback hurry...began the season with six tackles, including five solo stops, against Houston Baptist...tallied five stops, with two solo tackles at Troy...recorded three tackles at Louisiana...kicked a 30-yard field goal at Troy.

2016 Played in 12 games, started the first four games as a true freshman...recorded 47 tackles with 28 solo stops and 19 assists...recorded seven tackles at No. 24-ranked Arkansas and against Incarnate Word...also recorded one sack against No. 6-ranked 2018 Houston for a six-yard loss...had five tackles for loss. Played in 10 games…caught a 31-yard pass against Texas Southern…recorded one tackle at UTSA. HIGH SCHOOL Earned All-State Honorable Mention recognition after 139 tackles, three interceptions HIGH SCHOOL while forcing and recovering two fumbles as a senior...ended his career with 320 Listed among the top 82 recruits in the DFW Metroplex by the Fort Worth Star-Tele- total tackles and 10 interceptions, two of which he returned for touchdowns...also gram…named All-District 10-5A First-Team selection after catching 24 passes for earned All-District 14-6A First-Team honors as a senior...was an All-Central Texas 617 yards and six touchdowns as a senior…helped lead Lake Ridge to the district Second-Team selection as a senior...was an All-District 15-5A Second-Team choice championship and Class 5A state quarterfinals…played for coach Kirk Thor…had 24 as a junior...also named Academic All-District selection as a sophomore and junior... receptions for 617 yards and six touchdowns…also caught 28 passes for 536 yards played for coach Jeff Rhoads...was a point guard for basketball team as a sophomore and 12 touchdowns as a junior after recording 14 catches for 257 yards and two TDs and junior. as a sophomore…member of the track and field team as a high jumper…cleared 6-feet-7-inches in the UIL Region II championships…recorded 1,410 yards receiving PERSONAL and 19 TD receptions during his three-year career…signed with Texas State after Born on November 17, 1996...son of William and Lisa Graham...his brother, Hayden, being recruited by Southern Illinois, Duke, Illinois, ULM, UMass, Minnesota, Northern was an All-Mountain West basketball player at Air Force...his father played six sea- Iowa and UTSA. sons with the Detroit Lions in the NFL and at Texas, where he tied a school single-sea- son record that ranks second currently with seven interceptions in 1981...his 11 career PERSONAL interceptions are tied for ninth among the Longhorn career leaders. Born on Nov. 12, 1999...son of Trevis and Ronnie Graham.

CAREER STATISTICS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF SACK Yds QBH 2018 10 1 31 0 31 0.1 31.0 3.1 2016 12 28 19 47 4.5 11 2 0 1.0 6 0 Total 10 1 31 0 31 0.1 31.0 3.1 2017 12 12 10 22 1.0 5 2 1 1.0 5 1 2018 12 14 10 24 2.0 2 0 0 0 0 1 RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G Total 36 54 39 93 7.5 18 4 1 2 11 2 2018 10 1 9 0 9 9.0 0.9 Total 10 1 9 0 9 9.0 0.9 FIELD GOALS G Att Made Lg Pct 2016 12 0 0 0 0.0 SINGLE GAME HIGHS 2017 12 1 1 30 100.0 Receptions: 1, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 2018 12 0 0 0 0.0 Receiving yards: 31, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 (1 receptions) Total 36 1 1 30 100.0 Long reception: 31, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 All-purpose yards: 31, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 Tackles: 1, at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 (1-0)

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SACKS G UA A Total Yds 2016 9 0 0 0.0 0 ACCOLADES 2017 12 3 2 4.0 34 • Selected 2019 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Third Team by Athlon Sports 2018 12 2 0 2.0 16 • Chosen 2018 Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt by Sun Belt Coaches and Media Total 33 5 2 6.0 50 • Named to 2017 All-Sun Belt Conference Third Team by a panel of SBC head coach- es and selected media members SINGLE GAME HIGHS • 2017 All-Sun Belt Conference Third-Team by Phil Steele Tackles: 13, at Arkansas State, Nov. 18, 2017 (9-4) • 2016 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference by Phil Steele publications Sacks: 1.0, five times, last vs. Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (1-0) Tackles for loss: 2.0, four times, last at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 (2-0) 2018 Fumbles forced: 1, four times, last at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 Named an Honorable Mention selection by Sun Belt coaches and media…played Fumbles recovered: 1, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017; Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 in 12 games…made 10 starts…tallied 71 tackles, including 33 unassisted stops… Pass breakups: 2, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 ranked 18th among Sun Belt Conference leaders with 8.0 tackles for loss…had two sacks…recorded a season-high of nine tackles against Louisiana and Geor- gia State…tallied one sack versus Appalachian State and Rutgers…recorded 2.0 tackles for loss at Rutgers…forced a fumble against Rutgers, UTSA and Georgia State…broke up a pass at ULM.

2017 Started all 12 games at linebacker and ranked third among team leaders with 74 total tackles and 51 solo stops...led the Bobcats and ranked ninth in the Sun Belt Confer- ence with 11.5 tackles for loss...tied for second among team leaders and was 20th in the Sun Belt with 4.0 sacks...his 74 total tackles tied teammate A. J. Krawczyk for 25th among Sun Belt leaders...had season-high of 13 total tackles and eight solo tackles ACCOLADES at Arkansas State...registered a season-high of nine solo tackles (nine total) against • 2018 Earned a Texas State Star of Excellence Award New Mexico State...also had six solo stops against Houston Baptist, UTSA and Lou- isiana...recorded a season-high of two tackles for loss against UTSA and Georgia 2018 State...tallied 1.0 sacks against Houston Baptist, Colorado and Georgia State...led the Was a redshirt as a freshman after playing in three games Georgia State, Appala- Bobcats with two fumble recoveries and tied for the team lead with two forced fum- chian State, and Arkansas State...rushed for 72 yards on five carries against Arkansas bles...forced a fumble against Houston Baptist and ULM...recovered a fumble versus State…ran for a 59-yard touchdown against the Red Wolves…also caught an 11-yard Appalachian State...recovered and returned a fumble 21 yards at Coastal Carolina. pass against Arkansas State…earned a Texas State Star of Excellence Award.

2016 HIGH SCHOOL Played in nine games and started the final eight of the season...recorded 46 tackles, Rated as a two-star back by Rivals.com...played for coach Shaun McDowell …two- 31 solo and 15 assisted...had a career-best of 11 tackles against Arkansas State, year letterman as a rover...rushed for 1,023 yards and 12 touchdowns on 155 carries including eight solo stops and three assisted tackles...recorded two tackles for loss of as a senior...had a long run of 72 yards as a senior and a 60-yard run as a junior... 10 yards at New Mexico State. finished with 687 yards on 97 carries as a junior...... ran for 904 yards and two TDs as 2015 a sophomore at Houston St. Pius X. Sat out the season with an injury. PERSONAL 2014 Son of Darrell and Lizzy Harris. Sat out as a redshirt. RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G HIGH SCHOOL 2018 3 5 72 1 57 14.4 24.0 Rated a two-star recruit from Rivals.com, Scout.com and 247Sports.com...cho- Total 3 5 72 1 57 14.4 24.0 sen one of the Top 100 recruits in the Houston Area by the Houston Chronicle... selected All-Greater Houston by VYPE Magazine...named 2013 First Team All-Dis- RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G trict 13-5A as a junior and senior...voted team Defensive MVP as a junior and se- 2018 3 1 11 0 11 0.3 11.0 3.7 nior...led Klein Collins to a combined 20-12 record in his three seasons as a starter... Total 3 1 11 0 11 0.3 11.0 3.7 tallied 85 tackles, one interception and one tackle for loss in seven games before missing the rest of the season with an injury...played for coach Drew Svoboda. SINGLE GAME HIGHS PERSONAL Rush attempts: 5, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 Born on Oct. 23, 1995...son of Frankie and Sheree Griffin. Rush yards: 72, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (5 carries) Rush TDs: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 Long rush: 57, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 Receptions: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 Receiving yards: 11, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (1 receptions) Long reception: 11, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 68 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE RETURNING PLAYERS HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by ESPN.com, Scout.com and 247sports.com...ranked as the No. 127 OLB by 247sports.com and given a scout grade of 69 by ESPN.com... named an All-District 23-5A First-Team outside linebacker...played for coach Kirk Martin...recorded 84 tackles, four tackles for loss, three sacks, four pass break-ups and one forced fumble .. ranked as No. 21 outside linebacker in Texas by Lonestar Prospects.

PERSONAL 2018 Born on July 4, 1999...son of Manuel Natasha and Harris Criddle...his aunt competed Played in 12 games…rushed for a yard on one carry against Arkansas State…record- in track & field at Texas and participated in the 2012 London Olympics. ed five tackles on special teams. TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2017 2018 12 0 2 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Sat out the season as a transfer. Total 12 0 2 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0

PREVIOUS SCHOOL SINGLE GAME HIGHS A transfer from Colorado State-Pueblo, which finished the season with a 12-2 record, Tackles: 1, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (0-1); at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 (0-1) placed second in the Rocky Mountain Conference and ended the season ranked fifth Blocked kicks: 1 [t-1st], at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 nationally among NCAA Division II teams...was a redshirt during 2016 season...At- tended Blinn Community College as a true freshman.

HIGH SCHOOL Earned All-State Second Team honors as a junior and First-Team honors as a senior... coached by Mitch Johnson...was a cheerleader and helped Fountain-Fort Carson win two national championships and finish as the national runners-up twice.

PERSONAL Born March 21, 1997 .. son of Catherine and Shawn Harris...married to the former Octavia McFadden. 2018 Played in five games on special teams. RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2018 12 1 1 0 1 1.0 0.1 PREVIOUS SCHOOL Total 12 1 1 0 1 1.0 0.1 Appeared in six games and made two starts as a freshman at McMurry in 2015... caught four passes for 24 yards…tallied three catches for 24 yards against Texas TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH College…also caught a pass versus Sul Ross. 2018 12 1 4 5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Total 12 1 4 5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 HIGH SCHOOL A graduate of George Ranch High School (2015)…coached by Ricky Tullos…was SINGLE GAME HIGHS a three-year letterman…two-time All-District Second-Team selection as a junior and Rush attempts: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 senior…was also a member of the track and field team. Rush yards: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (1 carries) Long rush: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 PERSONAL Total offense attempts: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (1 rush,0 pass) Born February 27, 1997 in Sugar Land, Texas…son of Darrell and Elizabeth Harris… Total offense yards: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (1 rush,0 pass) has one younger brother. All-purpose yards: 1, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 Tackles: 2, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 (0-2)

ACCOLADES • Selected 2019 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Third Team by Athlon Sports • Chosen 2018 Honorable Mention All-Sun Belt by Sun Belt Coaches and Media 2018 2018 Played in 12 games…recorded two assisted tackles…recorded a tackle at Appala- Started all 12 games…led Bobcat wide receivers with 326 receiving yards and four chian State and ULM…blocked an extra-point attempt at South Alabama. touchdown on 16 receptions…had the longest catch by a Bobcat with a 93-yard TD catch at Georgia State...caught two passes for 103 yards and a TD against the 2017 Panthers…had a season-high four catches at ULM…registered a 29-yard TD catch Sat out the season as a redshirt. against Georgia Southern…also had TD catches against Louisiana and New Mexico State…returned two kickoffs for 85 yards against Appalachian State…had a sea- son-long 50-yard return against the Mountaineers. 69

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PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Born on March 25, 1999...son of Cora and Joseph Haydel. Named a Texas Sports Writers Association’s Class 5A All-State Honorable Mention selection as an all-purpose player as a senior and a Class 4A All-State Honorable CAREER STATISTICS Mention as a kick returner as a sophomore...chosen All-District 15-5A First Team as a RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G wide receiver and return specialist in his senior year...named All-District 14-4A First- 2017 12 8 83 1 34 0.7 10.4 7.5 Team honors as a wide receiver in his junior season and Second-Team honors as a 2018 12 16 326 4 93 1.3 20.4 27.2 wide receiver and returner in his sophomore campaign...was a two-time All-District Total 24 24 409 5 93 1.0 17.0 17.0 First Team selection in baseball and Second-Team choice in basketball and baseball as a sophomore Tabbed All East Texas First-Team as a senior...named team MVP for RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G baseball, basketball and football squads as a junior and senior...tallied 1,800 all-pur- 2017 12 3 7 0 9 2.3 0.6 pose yards and averaged 20 yards per catch on 68 receptions as a senior...had 2,124 2018 12 2 -2 0 2 -1.0 -0.2 all-purpose yards and scored 23 touchdowns as a junior...also recorded over 700 Total 24 5 5 0 9 1.8 0.4 receiving yards during his sophomore season...set a school record when he scored five touchdowns in a game and Team MVP/Captain in baseball/basketball/football KICK RETURNS G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G JR/SR year...finished fourth in passing yards in a game...receptions in a game (12)... 2017 12 22 379 0 29 17.2 34.5 receptions in season (68). 2018 12 10 243 0 50 24.3 20.2 Total 24 32 622 0 50 19.4 25.9 PERSONAL SINGLE GAME HIGHS Born on May 13, 1997...son of Tracy Hays. Points scored: 6, four times, last at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 Touchdowns: 1, four times, last at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 CAREER STATISTICS Rush attempts: 1, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 ; New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G Rush yards: 2, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 (1 carries) 2016 11 17 198 1 43 1.5 11.6 18.0 Long rush: 2, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 2017 4 9 148 1 49 2.2 16.4 37.0 Receptions: 4, at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 2018 12 9 122 0 38 0.8 13.6 10.2 Receiving yards: 103, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 (2 receptions) Total 27 35 468 2 49 1.3 13.4 17.3 Receiving TDs: 1, four times, last at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 Long reception: 93, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 All-purpose yards: 122, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH Kick returns: 3, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 2016 11 3 0 3 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kick return yards: 85, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (2 returns) 2017 4 1 1 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Long kick return: 50, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 2018 12 2 1 3 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Tackles: 1, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 (1-0); at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 (1-0) Total 27 6 2 8 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points scored: 6, Arkansas State, Dec 03, 2016 ; Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 Touchdowns: 1, Arkansas State, Dec 03, 2016 ; Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 Rush attempts: 2, Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 Rush yards: -1, Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 (2 carries) Long rush: 4, Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 Receptions: 6, at New Mexico State, Nov. 19, 2016 Receiving yards: 100, at New Mexico State, Nov. 19, 2016 (6 receptions) Receiving TDs: 1, Arkansas State, Dec 03, 2016 ; Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 2018 Long reception: 49, Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 Played in 12 games…made 10 starts…registered nine receptions for 122 yards… Total offense attempts: 2, Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 (2 rush,0 pass) had three catches for 34 yards at ULM…had a season-long 38-yard reception against Total offense yards: -1, Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 (-1 rush,0 pass) Troy…recorded three tackles on special teams…had a solo stop at Georgia State and All-purpose yards: 100, at NM State, Nov. 19, 2016 South Alabama…assisted on a tackle against Louisiana. Tackles: 2, Arkansas State, Dec 03, 2016 (2-0) Fumbles recovered: 1, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018

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2018 Served as a reserve tight end. 2018 Sat out the season as a redshirt. 2017 Sat out the season as a redshirt. 2017 Played in seven games as a kicker ... Ended the season scoring 28 points with four HIGH SCHOOL field goals and 16 PAT’s ... made six of his seven field goal attempts ... Kicked a Totaled 458 yards receiving and five touchdowns in final two interscholastic seasons... season-long 37-yard field goal at Coastal Carolina ... made his collegiate debut at Wy- earned Second Team All-District 22-6A honors in 2016...helped lead the Bulldogs to a oming when he kicked a 21-yard field goal and an extra point ... Scored a season-high 9-3 overall record, including a 6-0 district record as a senior...coached by Jeff LaReau. of nine points (2 field goals, 2 extra points) at Coastal Carolina ... tallied seven points (1 field goal, 4 extra points) against Georgia State. Personal Born on Sept. 20, 1998. HIGH SCHOOL Played for coach Jeff LaReau...named a First-Team All-District 22-6A selection after he tallied 78 points as a senior...kicked 63 PAT and five field goals as a senior...scored 33 points in his junior year...tallied 12 PAT and seven field goals...booted a career-long 42-yard field goal in his junior season...also played soccer and was named TASCO Academic All-State and THSCA Academic All-State Second Team.

PERSONAL Born Sept. 1, 1998...son of Tamra and Charles Hilborn...major is construction science management.

ACCOLADES CAREER STATISTICS • Earned a 2018 Texas State Academic Achievement Award SCORING G FG FGA LG Pct. PAT 2PAT Total Avg/G 2017 7 4 6 37 .667 16 0 28 4.0 2018 TOTAL 7 0 0 0 0 16 0 28 4.0 Played in nine games on the offensive line…started at right guard against Rutgers, Texas Southern, and South Alabama…also played against UTSA, Louisiana, ULM, SINGLE GAME HIGHS Georgia State, Appalachian State, and Arkansas State…earned a Texas State Aca- Points scored: 9, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 demic Achievement Award. Kick PATs: 5, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Points by kicking: 9, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 2017 Field goals made: 2 [t-8th], at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 Sat out the season as a redshirt. Field goal attempts: 3 [t-11th], at Wyoming Cowboys, Sept. 30, 2017 Longest field goal: 37, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 HIGH SCHOOL Attended Lake Ridge High School in Mansfield, Texas...coached by Kirk Thor...named First Team All-District 10-5A at guard in 2015 and Second Team All-District 10-5A at center in 2016...named to the All-Area Super Team in 2015...honored as Academic All-State in 2015...competed in power lifting and track & field...served on the stu- dent-athlete advisory council.

PERSONAL Born June 15, 1999...son of Angie and Scott Heitmeier.

2018 Played in eight games…made his only start against Texas Southern…recorded nine tackles, including three solo stops…had a season-high four tackles against Texas Southern…also had a solo tackle for a two-yard loss against Rutgers.

2017 Played in five games as a reserve defensive end...recorded five total tackles and three solo tackles...had a season-high two tackles (one solo and one assisted tackle) against UTSA and Georgia State...tallied one unassisted stop at Arkansas State.

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HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and 247Sports.com...named Honorable Mention All-Metro selection by the Richmond Times...earned All-District First-Team and All-Region Second-Team honors...played in Virginia National Guard All-Star game...tallied 60 tackles, including eight tackles for loss, one forced fumble, one 2018 fumble recovery and two interceptions...scored two defensive touchdowns during his Sat out the season as a redshirt. career, including a 41-yard fumble return as a senior...recorded 49 tackles, forced two fumbles, recovered one fumble and intercepted a pass as a junior...also played wide HIGH SCHOOL receiver and helped Bird win three state championships with 15-0 records in 2011, One-year letterman at DeSoto...played for coach Todd Peterman…caught two passes 2013 and 2014...the Skyhawks also finished 11-1 in his senior season...played for for 44 yards against Grand Prairie...helped lead DeSoto reach the area playoffs and David Bedwell. finish with a 10-2 record as a senior.

PERSONAL PERSONAL Born on June 11, 1998...son of Dartischa and Tyree Stephens. Son of Erica Wilson and Lester James.

CAREER STATISTICS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2016 12 9 5 14 1.5 2 0 0 0 0 0 2017 4 2 3 5 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 8 3 6 9 1.0 2 0 0 0 0 0 Total 24 14 14 28 2.5 4 0 0 0 0 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 5, Houston, Sept. 24, 2016 (3-2) 2018 Tackles for loss: 1.0, three times, last at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 (1-0) Played in three games before he was a redshirt during the rest of the season…was a starting right tackle against Georgia Southern and Arkansas State…also played against Louisiana.

PREVIOUS SCHOOL Transfer from Hutchinson Community College…played for coach Rian Rhoades… helped lead Hutchison to a 7-4 record in 2017.

HIGH SCHOOL Played at Hogan Prep…helped lead the Rams to a 10-1 record and a second place 2018 finish in District 2 as a senior. Sat out the season as a redshirt. PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Born April 8, 1998…son of LaSheta Jemison. Three-year letterman and two-time All-District 18-6A…named team’s Offensive MVP as a junior and senior…played for coach Stephen Dixon…recorded 45 receptions for 950 yards and seven touchdowns…also scored touchdowns on three running plays and three kickoff returns as a senior…had 50 catches for 858 yards and seven TDs as a junior…also scored one touchdown each on a punt and kickoff return…played bas- ketball and ran on the 4x100 and 4x200-relay teams in track and field…signed with Texas State after being recruited by Bowling Green, East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Houston Baptist, Howard, Louisiana, Louisville, New Mexico, Oregon State, Southern Miss and Yale. 2018 PERSONAL Sat out the season as a redshirt. Born on Sept. 26, 1999...son of Patricia and Robert Hopkins. HIGH SCHOOL Named All-District 24-6A First-Team as a cornerback…was a two-time Academic All-District First Team selection…played for coach John Snelson at Dickinson…served as a team captain…earned the Gator Heart Award…member of the track and field team.

PERSONAL Born May 16, 2000...son of Yvette Marsh-Johnson and Derrick Johnson.

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HIGH SCHOOL Named All-District 22-6A First-Team offensive lineman as a senior...helped lead Deer Park to a Bi-District championship...recorded 80 pancake blocks and 20 big hits as a senior...was named Academic All-District...named All-District Honorable Mention as a junior...played for Chris Massey...played basketball and participated in Olympic weightlifting. 2018 Sat out the season as a redshirt. PERSONAL Born on Nov. 6, 1998...son of Thomas and Shelby King. HIGH SCHOOL Named All-District 6-6A Second-Team as a safety…played for coach Terry Gambill… helped Allen to the 2017 Class 6A Division I state championship with an undefeated season…listed among the top 110 recruits in the DFW Metroplex by the Dallas Morn- ing News…had an interception just before the end of the first half in the 2017 state title game.

PERSONAL Born on Sept. 9, 1999...son of Chris and Monica Hopkins.

2018 Sat out the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL Was a unanimous All-District 30-5A First Team selection in both 2016 and 2017… was named Academic All-District First Team as a junior and senior…three-year let- terman and two-year starter for coach Phil Danaher…helped lead Calallen to a 13-1 overall record, district championship and a berth in the state quarterfinals in 2017… 2018 helped lead the Wildcats to a 14-2 record, district title and an appearance in the 2016 Played in 12 games…started the first six games as a center on the offensive line… state championship game…caught eight passes in 2016 and three of them were for started the final five games of the season at right guard…ranked second among team touchdowns…earned All-District Second-Team and Academic All-District First-Team leaders in pass blocking. honors as a basketball player .. four-year letterman for coach Randy Lawrence… also was a regional qualifier in the 110 and 300-meter hurdles and the high jump as 2017 a junior…was the high point scorer for Calallen at the 2017 area championship after Played in nine games...made seven starts at center...tallied 27 knockdown blocks... winning the high jump and finishing second in both hurdle events…was a district had 12 STRAIN Blocks (blocks through the whistle or finishing blocks)...part of of- champion and state qualifier in the high jump as a sophomore. fensive line that helped Bobcats improve total offense by 109.5 yards per game and rushing offense by 53.8 yards per game. PERSONAL Born on April 9, 2000...son of Marc and Jennifer Lanam. HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, 247sports.com, Scout.com and ESPN. com...ranked as the #48 center by 247sports.com and given a scout grade of 68 by ESPN.com...chosen District 4-3A Lineman of the Year as a senior after earning First- Team All-State and District Lineman of the Year honors as a junior...named All-District 4-3A First-Team offensive lineman in 2014...played for Coach Brandon Hopkins... member of the National Honor Society...ranked 14th in his class with a 3.8 GPA.

PERSONAL Born on July 31, 1998...son of Cole and Libby Jordan. 2018 Played in 12 games…started the final five games of the season…recorded 37 tackles, including 18 solo stops…had 4.5 tackles for loss and one quarterback sack against Georgia Southern…intercepted a pass and returned it 23 yards against New Mexico State…broke up three more passes…forced and recovered a fumble at ULM…had a season-high six tackles against Georgia Southern and Appalachian State…made five tackles against Arkansas State and New Mexico State…Had a solo tackle for loss against South Alabama, Georgia Southern, UTSA and Arkansas State.

2017 ACCOLADES Played in 10 games as a reserve linebacker and on special teams...recorded 11 to- • Earned a 2018 Texas State Academic Achievement Award tal tackles, including seven solo tackles...tallied a season-high three solo tackles at Colorado...had three tackles at Arkansas State...recorded two stops at Wyoming and 2018 Louisiana. Served as a reserve offensive lineman. 73

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ACCOLADES • Earned a 2018 Texas State Academic Achievement Award • Earned a 2017 Texas State Star of Excellence Award 2018 Sat out the season as a redshirt. 2018 Played in the final four games of the season…returned a kickoff 10 yards against HIGH SCHOOL Appalachian State…earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award. Named an All-District 26-6A First-Team selection as a linebacker...tallied 81 tackles and 9.0 tackles for loss as a senior...had 1.0 sacks and forced a fumble. 2017 Played in four games as a reserve nose tackle...made his first career start at Troy... tallied two tackles at Arkansas State.

2016 Sat out the season as a redshirt.

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SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 19, Idaho, Nov. 12, 2016 (13-6) ACCOLADES Tackles for loss: 2.0, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 (2-0); at OHIO, Sept. 03, 2016 (2-0) • Earned a bachelor’s degree in management in August 2018 Fumbles forced: 2, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 • Named on 2019 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference First-Team by Athlon Sports, Fumbles recovered: 1, Georgia Southern, Oct. 11, 2018 Lindys and Street & Smith’s Pass breakups: 2, at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 ; at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 • Selected on 2018 All-Sun Belt First Team by the league’s coaches and media • Earned a 2018 Texas State Academic Achievement Award • Named 2017 All-Sun Belt Conference Honorable Mention by SBC coaches and media poll • Selected as one of nation’s Top 25 sophomores by Bleacher Report • 2017 Dave Campbell’s Football All-Texas College Second Team • 2016 All-Sun Belt Conference Second-Team by Phil Steele publications • 2016 All-Sun Belt Conference Honorable Mention by SBC coaches and media poll

2018 Led the Sun Belt Conference in tackles and solo tackles with 109 total stops and 53 solo...made a season-high of 15 tackles at Troy…had 11 stops against Georgia 2018 Southern and 10 tackles against Louisiana and South Alabama…recorded 5.5 tackles Sat out the season as a redshirt. for loss and two quarterback hurries…broke up five passes…forced two fumbles ver- sus Texas Southern...recovered one against Georgia Southern…broke up two passes HIGH SCHOOL at Troy…earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award...graduated with bach- Named All-District 20-6A after recording more than 80 solo tackles, an interception elor’s degree in management. and three forced fumbles…served as team captain under coach Trey Sissom…re- ceived the “Best Linebacker” award…named Academic All-State Honorable Mention 2017 as a senior…also lettered in track and field…named to the “A” and “A and B” Honor Served as team captain...started the last 24 games as an inside linebacker...led Rolls…received award for perfect attendance. the Bobcats in tackles for the second straight year...ranked 10th among Sun Belt Conference leaders with 91 total tackles...had season highs of 13 tackles and 12 PERSONAL solo stops against New Mexico State...tallied 12 tackles against Georgia State... Born on Jan. 27, 2000...son of Maria and John Lynch. had 10 stops at Colorado and Arkansas State...recorded two tackles for loss at Troy...tied for the team lead and ranked eighth overall among Sun Belt Confer- ence leaders with two forced fumbles...led the Bobcats with five pass breakups.

2016 Started all 12 games...ranked third in the nation with 11.8 tackles and 6.9 solo tackles per game...led the Sun Belt Conference in solo tackles and was second among SBC leaders in total tackles...tallied 141 total tackles with 83 solo stops and 58 assists...tied for 20th among league leaders with 8.5 tackles for loss...tallied at least eight tackles in each of his 12 games played...recorded a career-best 19 tackles, including 13 solo stops, against Idaho...also had 18 tackles with 10 solo stops against Arkansas State... 2018 forced two fumbles during the season...had one forced fumble at New Mexico State Played in 10 games as an offensive tackle…made six starts at left tackle as a true and one against Arkansas State. freshman.

2015 HIGH SCHOOL Sat out as a redshirt. Played for coach Darrell Hall…member of the Daily Oklahoman’s All-City First-Team… chosen All-District 6A-II…Chosen to USA Today’s All-USA Oklahoma Second-Team… HIGH SCHOOL played on both the offensive and defensive lines at Midwest City…also a member of Named a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, 247Sports.com and Scout.com...four-year the wrestling team…chose Texas State after being recruited by Sam Houston State, starter as a linebacker...also was a two-year starter as a running back...named District Missouri, Tulsa and Wyoming. 14-3A Defensive MVP and All-District First-Team as a linebacker and running back as a senior...played in the San Antonio Sports All-Star game...led the Ro-Hawks in tack- PERSONAL les three years...was team’s leading rusher as a junior and in interceptions and forced Born on Dec. 8, 1999...son of Belinda Young and the late Paul Moore. fumbles as a senior...tallied 126 tackles, 2.0 sacks, four interceptions and three forced fumbles...ran for 659 yards and five touchdowns on 110 carries...named All-District 14-2A as a running back and linebacker after running for 1,096 yards and 12 touch- downs on 183 carries and logging 127 tackles as a junior...also played basketball and competed in track and field, along with power lifting at Randolph.

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ACCOLADES 2018 • 2019 Named a Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Third Team by Athlon Sports Played in seven games…had six carries for 23 yards…best outing was against Arkan- sas State when he ran for 21 yards on four carries. 2018 Played in 12 games in the defensive secondary…started the final 10 contests as a 2017 cornerback…registered 44 tackles, including 35 solo stops…recorded an interception Played in seven games as a reserve running back...tallied 98 yards rushing on in his first collegiate game at Rutgers…broke up six other passes…forced a fumble 25 carries....ran for a season-best 52 yards on six carries at Coastal Carolina... against Georgia State…had two tackles for loss and one quarterback sack....recorded rushed for 19 yards at Wyoming and 15 yards against UTSA...completed his only a season-high of six tackles at UTSA…had five stops versus Louisiana, ULM, Geor- pass attempt for a 69-yard touchdown against New Mexico State. gia State and Appalachian State. HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a three-star recruit by Scout.com, 247sports.com and ESPN.com...was a Chosen All-District 12-4A Division II Most Valuable Player in 2017…named an All-Dis- two-star recruit by Rivals.com...ranked #70 QB by 247sports.com and given a scout trict 12-4A Division II selection as a cornerback and punt returner…also earned grade of 74 by ESPN.com...listed as the #12 out of 20 under the radar recruits in All-District 9-4A First-Team honors as a cornerback…played for coach Cornel Thomp- Texas...named All-District 7-6A First-team selection as a senior...completed 167 of son…helped lead West Orange Stark to the state finals in 2017 after winning two state 256 passes for 1,528 yards and 13 touchdowns in eight games as a senior...rushed for championships in 2015 and 2016…recorded 130 tackles, 14 interceptions, two forced 491 yards and eight scores...named an All-District Second-Team selection in 2014... fumbles and one fumble recovery ….also averaged 23.4 yards on six punt returns… coached by Reginald Samples...career statistics included throwing for 25 touchdowns member of the basketball, baseball and track and field teams…also was on a select and rushing for 1,703 yards and 26 touchdowns...caught 23 passes for 324 yards and baseball and AAU track and field team…will major in exercise and sports science at four touchdowns as a sophomore...made 70 tackles and was a quarterback while Texas State…chose to attend Texas State after being recruited by Lamar, McNeese leading First Baptist Academy to a TAPPS state title as a freshman. State, Southern Miss, SMU, Army, Rice, Southern and Southeastern Louisiana. PERSONAL PERSONAL Born on Sept. 18, 1998...son of Carlton and Tanya Nelson. Son of Maurice and Jennifer Morris…his brother, Maurice, played wide receiver at East Texas Baptist and Sam Houston State…another brother, DaShawn, plays foot- CAREER STATISTICS ball. RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2017 7 25 98 0 33 3.9 14.0 CAREER STATISTICS 2018 7 6 23 0 18 3.8 3.3 TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR SACK YDS Total 14 31 121 0 33 3.9 8.6 2018 12 35 9 44 2.0 8 7 1 0 1.0 5 Total 12 35 9 44 2.0 8 7 1 0 1.0 5 PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic 2017 7 1 1 0 69 1 69 100.0 69.0 9.9 1009.6 INTERCEPTIONS G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G 2018 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 2018 12 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 Total 14 1 1 0 69 1 69 100.0 69.0 4.9 1009.6 Total 12 1 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH SINGLE GAME HIGHS 2017 7 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rush attempts: 11, at Wyoming Cowboys, Sept. 30, 2017 2018 7 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rush yards: 52, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 (6 carries) Total 14 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Long rush: 33, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 Pass attempts: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Pass completions: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Rush attempts: 11, at Wyoming, Sept. 30, 2017 Pass yards: 69, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Rush yards: 52, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 (6 carries) Pass TDs: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Long rush: 33, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 Long pass: 69, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Pass attempts: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Pass completions: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Total offense attempts: 11, at Wyoming Cowboys, Sept. 30, 2017 (11 rush,0 pass) Pass yards: 69, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Total offense yards: 73, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 (4 rush,69 pass) Pass TDs: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 All-purpose yards: 52, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 Long pass: 69, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Tackles: 1, ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 (0-1) Total offense attempts: 11, at Wyoming, Sept. 30, 2017 (11 rush,0 pass) Total offense yards: 73, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 (4 rush,69 pass) All-purpose yards: 52, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017

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PERSONAL Born on Oct. 19, 1997.

TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR SACKS Yds 2018 2018 4 2 1 3 1.5 8 1 0 0 1.0 5 Played in 12 games and made 10 starts at safety…ranked fourth among team leaders Total 4 2 1 3 1.5 8 1 0 0 1.0 5 with 56 tackles…had 1.0 tackle for loss…broke up three passes…had a season-high of 10 tackles against Arkansas State…tallied eight stops against Georgia Southern SINGLE GAME HIGHS and Troy…assisted on tackles for loss against Appalachian State and Troy…broke up Tackles: 1, three times, last at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 (1-0) a pass versus Louisiana, Texas Southern, and UTSA. Sacks: 1.0, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 (1-0) Tackles for loss: 1.0, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 (1-0) 2017 Pass breakups: 1, Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 Played in final five games as a reserve safety and on special teams...recorded six tackles...had two solo tackles against Georgia State....registered two assisted tackles at Arkansas State.

HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a three-star recruit by ESPN.com and 247sports.com...was a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com...ranked as the No. 152 safety by 247sports.com and given a scout grade of 75 by ESPN.com...named an All-District 7-6A First-Team se- lection `in 2016...recorded 74 tackles, five pass deflections and one sack...coached by Joey McGuire. 2018 PERSONAL Recorded 17 tackles with seven solo stops…had one quarterback hurry…tallied five Born on March 11, 1999...son of D’Andra and Paul Newman. tackles against Appalachian State…recorded three tackles at ULM…registered a sea- son-high two solo tackles against Texas Southern…returned two kickoffs for 47 yards CAREER STATISTICS with a season-long 24-yard return against Appalachian State. TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR BlkdQBH 2017 5 5 1 6 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 12 28 28 56 1.0 0 3 0 0 0 0 PREVIOUS SCHOOL Total 17 33 29 62 1.0 0 3 0 0 0 0 Recorded 62 tackles, 46 solo stops, and one fumble recovery as a soph- omore…named to the SCFA Academic Honor Roll honors as a sopho- SINGLE GAME HIGHS more…was a two-time All-SCFA Northern Conference Second-Team selec- Tackles: 10, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (4-6) tion…chosen Northern Conference Special Teams Player of the Week after Tackles for loss: 0.5, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (0-0); at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 (0-0) returning a punt 78 yards for a touchdown and two punts for 94 yards on Sept. 6 Pass breakups: 1, three times, last vs. Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 as a sophomore…led Ventura with four interceptions as a freshman…named North- ern Conference Defensive Player of the Week after recording five tackles, two pass breakups and returning an interception 65 yards for a TD on Nov. 10, 2016.

HIGH SCHOOL Named Pennsylvania Football Writers All-State Class 3A selection as an athlete during his senior season…named All-EasternPAFootball.com District 11 Honorable Mention selection…played running back, wide receiver and defensive back at Cath- olic High School…earned All-Area Second-Team track and field honors in the 400 meters as a junior.

2018 CAREER STATISTICS Played in four games on the defensive line…recorded three tackles, including two KICK RETURNS G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G unassisted stops…tallied 1.5 tackles for loss…had one tackle against Texas South- 2018 12 3 49 0 24 16.3 4.1 ern, South Alabama and UTSA…recorded a sack and broke up a pass against Texas Total 12 3 49 0 24 16.3 4.1 Southern. TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2017 2018 12 7 10 17 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1 Sat out the season as a transfer. Total 12 7 10 17 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 1

PREVIOUS SCHOOL SINGLE GAME HIGHS Transfer from Lamar...sat out the season as a redshirt with the Cardinals. All-purpose yards: 47, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 Kick returns: 2, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 Kick return yards: 47, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (2 returns) Long kick return: 24, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 Tackles: 5, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (0-5) 77

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2018 2018 Started all 12 games on the defensive line…had 10 starts as a defensive tackle and Played in nine games on the defensive line…recorded six tackles, including five two starts at nose tackle…recorded 41 tackles, including 17 solo stops…had 3.5 tack- solo…registered two solo tackles at Rutgers…also had two stops against Arkansas les for loss and 2.5 sacks…broke up three passes and had one quarterback hurry… State…had one tackle for a loss at UTSA. had season-highs of seven tackles and five solo stops at ULM…recorded six tackles against Georgia Southern and Appalachian State…tallied 1.0 tackle for loss against 2017 ULM, Georgia Southern and Arkansas State…pass breakups came at Rutgers, South Played in 10 games on the offensive and defensive lines...moved to defensive line Alabama and Troy. against Arkansas State and Troy...recorded three tackles...had a solo tackle at Colo- rado...also assisted on a tackle at Arkansas State and Troy. 2017 Played in nine games as a nose tackle...made three starts before missing the 2016 last three games...Tallied 26 tackles to rank second among Texas State’s defen- Sat out the season as a redshirt. sive lineman...Recorded a season-high five tackles and four solo stops against UTSA...Registered four stops against ULM and Coastal Carolina...Logged a sack HIGH SCHOOL to go along with three tackles against Houston Baptist...Tallied a tackle for loss Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and 247Sports.com...named All-District against Houston Baptist and ULM...Recovered a fumble against UTSA. 8-6A Second Team as a junior and senior...earned All-District 8-6A Honorable Men- tion honors as a senior defensive tackle...played for Reginald Samples. HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, Scout.com, 247sports.com and ESPN. PERSONAL com...ranked as #150 DT by 247sports.com and given a scout grade of 69 by ESPN. Born on Jan. 17, 1998...son of Tallie Wilmore and Chirstopher Jackson com...chosen All-State Third Team as a defensive end and tight end by the Texas Sports Writers Association as a senior...named Class 4A All-State Honorable Mention CAREER STATISTICS as a defensive end by the Associated Press Sports Editors after helping Cuero reach TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH the state quarterfinals in 2016...selected as the Area Defensive Player of the Year as a 2017 10 1 2 3 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 senior...chosen All-District 15-4A First-Team honors as a defensive end and tight end 2018 9 5 1 6 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 as a junior and senior...earned All-District Second-Team honors as a linebacker as Total 19 6 3 9 1.0 1 0 0 0 0 0 a sophomore...chosen Defensive Newcomer of the Year as a sophomore...chosen District All-Academic First-Team...was a member of Citizens for Tomorrow...played for SINGLE GAME HIGHS coach Travis Reeve...recorded 77 tackles, 22 tackles for loss, 12 sacks, nine hurries Tackles: 2, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (1-1); at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 (2-0) and five forced fumbles during his prep career. Tackles for loss: 1.0, at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 (1-0)

PERSONAL Born on March 2, 1999...son of Finnion and Isabel Patton.

CAREER STATISTICS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2017 9 11 15 26 2.0 3 2 0 1 0 1 2018 12 17 24 41 3.5 14 3 0 0 0 1 Total 21 28 39 67 5.5 17 5 0 1 0 2

SACKS G UA A Total Yds 2018 2017 9 1 0 1.0 2 Sat out the season as a redshirt. 2018 12 2 1 2.5 12 Total 21 3 1 3.5 14 HIGH SCHOOL Was a three-year letterman for Hays High School…played for coach Neal LaHue… SINGLE GAME HIGHS Was a two-time All-District 25-6A First-Team selection as a junior and senior…named Tackles: 7, at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 (5-2) to A/B Honor Roll…named to Academic All-District…also was a three-year letterman Sacks: 1.0, three times, last at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 (1-0) for track and field team…competed in the 100 meters and the 4x100 and 4x200-meter Tackles for loss: 1.0, 5 times, last vs. Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 relay teams…was a Region IV-6A qualifier in 4x100m relay in 2018. Fumbles recovered: 1, UTSA, Sept. 23, 2017 Pass breakups: 1, 5 times, last vs. Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 PERSONAL Fumbles recovered: 1, UTSA, Sept. 23, 2017 Born Oct. 2, 1999…son of Milton and Adrienne Powell…his aunt, Sheila Henderson, was a track and field athlete at Texas and current athletic director at Lockhart ISD… his cousin, Lynn Spears, is a former track and field athlete.

78 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE RETURNING PLAYERS CAREER STATISTICS TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD QBH INT YDS TD AVG 2018 11 25 12 37 1.0 2 7 1 2 51 1 25.5 Total 11 25 12 37 1.0 2 7 1 2 51 1 25.5

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points scored: 6, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 Touchdowns: 1, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 All-purpose yards: 51, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 2018 Interceptions: 2, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 Played in six games…recorded two tackles …had one tackle against ULM and Ap- Long interception return: 51, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 palachian State. Tackles: 8, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 (4-4) Tackles for loss: .5, at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018; at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 2017 Pass breakups: 2, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018; Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 Sat out the season as a redshirt.

HIGH SCHOOL Listed as a four-star recruit by Hornsports.com...rated as a three-star recruit by Rivals. com and 247Sports.com...ranked No. 48 among cornerbacks and No. 85 overall in the Texas by Rivals.com...earned All-District First Team honors as a senior...was an All-District Second-Team selection as a sophomore...coached by Jon Kay.

PERSONAL Born on Nov. 25, 1998. ACCOLADES • Selected on 2019 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Fourth Team by Athlon Sports TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH • Named to the Sun Belt Conference Academic Honor Roll after maintaining a GPA 2018 6 0 2 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 of 3.0-3.5 in 2015-16 Total 6 0 2 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2018 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Played in 11 games on the offensive line…made three starts at right tackle…started Tackles: 1, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (0-1); at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 (0-1) two games at right guard before finishing the season starting the final four games at left tackle…made one tackle against Troy and Louisiana.

2017 Most improved offensive lineman on team...made 12 starts at left offensive guard... ranked third among team leaders with 34 knockdown blocks...had 25 STRAIN Blocks (blocks through the whistle or finishing blocks)...part of offensive line that helped Bob- cats improve offense by 109.5 yards per game and rushing offense by 53.8 yards per game.

2018 2016 Played in 11 games and started the first seven contests…registered 37 tackles, in- Played in 10 games on the offensive line...made six starts at guard...made his first cluding 25 solo stops…had one tackle for loss…led the Bobcats with two intercep- career start at left guard in the season-opening win at Ohio...also started the last five tions…returned one interception 51 yards for a touchdown at Rutgers…broke up five contests at right guard. passes…had one quarterback hurry…tallied eight tackles at South Alabama…record- ed five solo stops against New Mexico State…logged four solo tackles at UTSA. 2015 Sat out as a redshirt. 2017 Played in 11 games as a cornerback and safety after playing quarterback in high HIGH SCHOOL school...started at safety against Houston Baptist and registered four tackles...played Named a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, 247Sports.com and Scout.com...named most of the season with a broken hand...started the final game at cornerback against Class 4A All-State Honorable Mention by Associated Press Sports Editors...earned Troy and had a season-high seven tackles against the Trojans...also had a tackle for All-District 8-4A Second-Team honors as a senior...lettered in both football and track loss at Troy...recorded three tackles against UTSA and Georgia State. and field at Wills Point...Named All-District 14-3A First-Team offensive lineman after recording 66 pancake blocks and surrendering just one sack as a junior...also named HIGH SCHOOL All-East Texas Honorable Mention...was on the District All-Academic team...named an Rated as a three-star recruit by 247sports.com...named a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, All-District Second-Team selection...selected as the MVP of the track and field team Scout.com and ESPN.com...ranked as #131 DB/WR by 247sports.com and given a as sophomore and junior...member of the National Honor Society and ranked among scout grade of 69 by ESPN.com...selected Class 6A All-State Honorable Mention as Top 20 students in his class. a senior quarterback...named the District 12-6A Offensive MVP as a junior and se- nior...was an All-District Second-Team selection in basketball...completed 220 of 348 PERSONAL passes for 3,231 yards and 32 touchdowns as a senior...threw for 2,142 yards and 23 Born on July 22, 1996...son of Kyle and Donna Rowland. touchdowns as a junior...played for coach Todd Quick.

PERSONAL Born on Sept. 10, 1998...son of Kay Jones and Jeff Rodgers...his father played in the NFL with Tampa Bay, New York Giants and Washington. 79

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS RETURNING PLAYERS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE selection…recorded 78 tackles, 25 tackles for loss and 11 sacks…also had a forced fumble…enjoys bowling and was a member of the Future Farmers of America (FFA)… chose Texas State after receiving offers from Air Force, Army, Navy, Missouri State and Central Arkansas.

PERSONAL Born on Sept. 20, 1999...son of Steven and Darlia Schaefer.

2018 Played in eight games as a tight end and on special teams.

2017 Played in 11 games as a reserve tight end and on special teams.

2016 Played in 10 games as a tight end and wide receiver...caught four passes for 94 yards and a touchdown...caught a career-long 65-yard TD pass against Incarnate Word... 2018 had a 16-yard catch against Arkansas State and a nine-yard reception versus Troy. Played in four games before he was a redshirt during the rest of the season...caught six passes for 53 yards…returned two kickoffs for 67 yards…had a 23-yard reception HIGH SCHOOL at Rutgers…caught two passes for 27 yards versus Appalachian State…returned a Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, 247Sports.com and Scout.com...named an kickoff 54 yards against the Mountaineers. All-District 8-6A Second-Team selection...chosen All-State Academic Second-Team by the Texas High School Coaches Association...tabbed to the All-District 8-6A HIGH SCHOOL Academic First-Team in basketball as a junior...caught 21 passes for 285 yards in Played for coach Rick Cobia at Cypress Springs…was a three-time All-District 17- eight games...played for Todd Peterman after playing previously for former Bobcat 6A selection…named All-District 17-6A First-Team selection as a running back in his All-American running back Claude Mathis...was member of state championship bas- senior season…rushed for 939 yards and 10 touchdowns on 109 carries…caught 18 ketball team in 2015-16...earned All-District 8-6A Academic honors in basketball in passes for 412 yards and four touchdowns…earned All-District 17-6A Second-Team 2014...was a member of the National Honor Society. honors as a sophomore and junior…named All-State honorable mention by Texas Sports Writers Association as a junior…had 70 receptions for 1,321 yards and 10 PERSONAL touchdowns in 10 games as a junior…also rushed for 141 yards…member of the Born on May 29, 1997...son of James Rushing and Heather Skinner...father played track and field team. football at East Central University in Oklahoma and his brother, Devin, was a running back at Air Force in 2013 and 2014. PERSONAL Born on June 10, 1999...son of Rachel Powell and James Shepherd. CAREER STATISTICS RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2016 10 4 94 1 65 0.4 23.5 9.4 2018 4 2 1 0 5 0.5 0.2 2017 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Total 4 2 1 0 5 0.5 0.2 2018 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 Total 32 4 94 1 65 0.1 23.5 2.9 RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2018 4 6 53 0 23 1.5 8.8 13.2 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Total 4 6 53 0 23 1.5 8.8 13.2 Points scored: 6, UIW, Oct. 01, 2016 Touchdowns: 1, UIW, Oct. 01, 2016 KICK RETURNS G No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G Rush attempts: 1, UTSA, Sept. 23, 2017 2018 4 2 67 0 54 33.5 16.8 Receptions: 1, four times, last vs. Arkansas State, Dec. 3, 2016 Total 4 2 67 0 54 33.5 16.8 Receiving yards: 65, UIW, Oct. 01, 2016 (1 reception) Receiving TDs: 1, UIW, Oct. 01, 2016 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KR IR Total Avg/G Long reception: 65, UIW, Oct. 01, 2016 2018 4 1 53 0 67 0 121 30.2 All-purpose yards: 65, UIW, Oct. 01, 2016 Total 4 1 53 0 67 0 121 30.2

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rush attempts: 1, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018; at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 Rush yards: 5, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 (1 carries) Long rush: 5, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 Receptions: 2, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018; at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 Receiving yards: 27, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (2 receptions) Long reception: 23, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 All-purpose yards: 81, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 Kick returns: 1, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018; Texas Southern, Sept. 08, 2018 2018 Kick return yards: 54, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (1 returns) Sat out the season as a redshirt. Long kick return: 54, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018

HIGH SCHOOL Played for coach Billy Dawson…member of two Class 7A state championship teams 80 and a state semifinalist team during his career…two-time Class 7A West All-State WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE RETURNING PLAYERS

2018 2018 Sat out the season as a redshirt. Played in 11 games…started at defensive end against New Mexico State and Georgia State…recorded 35 tackles, including 12 solo stops…had 3.5 tackles for loss…tallied 2017 one sack and two quarterback hurries…registered a season-high 11 tackles and 2.5 Played in 11 games as a reserve running back...was the second-leading rusher on the tackles for loss at Troy…had a sack against Arkansas State…netted five stops against team with 352 yards and three touchdowns on 74 carries...ran for a season-best 88 New Mexico State. yards on 13 carries at Troy...opened his collegiate career leading the Bobcats with 71 yards and a touchdown on seven carries in the second half against Houston Baptist... 2017 had 70 yards and a TD on 10 carries at Coastal Carolina...caught three passes for four Sat out the season as a redshirt. yards against Houston Baptist. HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a three-star recruit by Scout.com, 247sports.com and ESPN.com...named Rated as a three-star recruit by Rivals.com and ESPN.com...was named a two-star a two-star recruit by Rivals.com...ranked as No. 158 OLB by Scout.com, No. 99 by recruit by Scout.com and 247sports.com...ranked as the No. 127 running back by 247sports.com and given a scout grade of 71 by ESPN.com...named All-District 7-6A 247sports.com...given a scout grade of 72 on ESPN.com...earned All-District 3-6A First-Team as a defensive end...recorded 57 tackles, eight sacks, eight tackles for honors as a senior after rushing for 1,538 yards and 17 touchdowns...averaged 153.8 loss, one forced fumble, 11 fumble recoveries, one blocked kick and one touchdown yards per game and rushed for 100 yards in nine games, including a season-high return...earned All-District Honorable Mention honors as a junior...played for coach 225 yards against Weatherford...added 17 receptions for 175 yards and three TDs... Brent Whitson. finished his career rushing 376 times for 2,773 yards and 29 touchdowns...caught 26 passes for 273 yards and three TDs during his career...named All-District 3A-5 as a PERSONAL junior...chosen team’s Offensive Player of the Year in 2015 and 2016...was a guard Born on Aug. 28, 1998...son of Roslind Smith and Marcel Walls. on the basketball team and a member of AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determi- nation) at Fossil Ridge. TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds FF FR SACK YDS QBH 2018 11 12 23 35 3.5 13 0 0 1.0 10 2 PERSONAL Total 11 12 23 35 3.5 13 0 0 1.0 10 2 Born on July 2, 1998...son of Debra Harris...mother played basketball at Odessa Col- lege and helped the Wranglers finish with a combined record of 55-12 in 1991-93. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 11, at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 (3-8) CAREER STATISTICS Sacks: 1.0, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 (1-0) RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G Tackles for loss: 2.5, at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 (2-0) 2017 11 74 352 3 48 4.8 32.0 Total 11 74 352 3 48 4.8 32.0

RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2017 11 3 4 0 4 0.3 1.3 0.4 Total 11 3 4 0 4 0.3 1.3 0.4

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Points scored: 6, three times, last vs. Georgia State, Nov. 11, 2017 Touchdowns: 1, three times, last vs. Georgia State, Nov. 11, 2017 Rush attempts: 13, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 2018 Rush yards: 88, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 (13 carries) Played in the final five games of the season…recorded 11 tackles, including four solo Rush TDs: 1, three times, last vs. Georgia State, Nov. 11, 2017 stops…had two pass breakups…recorded four tackles against New Mexico State… Long rush: 48, Houston Baptist, Sept. 02, 2017 tallied three stops, including one tackle for loss against Appalachian State. Receptions: 3, Houston Baptist, Sept. 02, 2017 Receiving yards: 4, Houston Baptist, Sept. 02, 2017 (3 receptions) 2017 Long reception: 4, Houston Baptist, Sept. 02, 2017 Sat out the season as a transfer. Total offense attempts: 13, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 (13 rush,0 pass) Total offense yards: 88, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 (88 rush,0 pass) PREVIOUS SCHOOL All-purpose yards: 88, at Troy, Nov. 24, 2017 (88 rush,0 receiving) Transfer from Fresno State.

HIGH SCHOOL Garnered all-district accolades as a sophomore, junior and senior...selected to the Houston Hot 100 list...named all-state in 2014 as a senior when he was a co-captain under coach Stephen Hill...helped lead team to an 8-3 record as a senior when he had 65 tackles and four interceptions playing safety...as a junior, he had 26 tackles, eight pass breakups and five interceptions, which tied for the most in Texas TAPPS Division I-5A...had single-game highs of 13 tackles and two interceptions on defense 81

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PERSONAL Born on May 29, 1997...son of Jacqueline and Jonathan Smith...has one sister, Ali- cia...his cousins, Kolby Listenbee and Dominique Carroll, played football at TCU (WR in 2012-14), and at Stephen F. Austin (WR in 2009-11), respectively.

TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH ACCOLADES 2018 5 4 7 11 1.0 1 2 0 0 0 0 • Earned a 2018 Texas State Academic Achievement Award Total 5 4 7 11 1.0 1 2 0 0 0 0 2018 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Played in all 12 games…averaged 37.9 yards on 69 punts…placed 19 punts inside Tackles: 4, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 (2-2) the 20…had nine punts over 50 yards and 18 of his punts were fair caught…had a Tackles for loss: 1.0, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 (1-0) season-long punt of 60 yards at Rutgers…also had a 58-yard boot at Georgia State Pass breakups: 1, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018; New Mexico State, Oct. 27, and 55-yard kick at Troy…had a season-best 43.8 average on four punts against 2018 Appalachian State…also averaged 43.2 yards on six kicks at Troy and 43.0 yards on six punts against Louisiana…earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award.

HIGH SCHOOL Was named the 2017 District 5-6A Special Teams Player of the Year…played for coach Brian Basil…was named a Kicking World All-American…rated as the No. 8 punter by Kohl’s kicking and the No. 9 punter in the nation by Chris Sailer Kicking… made six field goals, with a long of 48, 25 PATs, had touchbacks on nearly 50 percent of his kickoffs and averaged 40.54 yards per punt…chose to sign with Texas State after receiving a scholarship offer from UTEP and being recruited by Colorado, Texas 2018 Tech, Arizona and Notre Dame. Sat out the season as a redshirt. PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Born on Sept. 9, 1999...son of Gene and Carla Stewart. Was a two-year varsity letterman for football…played for coach Neal LaHue…named All-District 25-6A First Team offensive lineman as a senior…named to Academic PUNTING G No. Yards Lg Avg All-District team…also lettered in basketball…named to Academic All-State Honorable 2018 12 69 2615 60 37.9 Mention basketball team. Total 12 69 2615 60 37.9

PERSONAL SINGLE GAME HIGHS Born April 7, 2000…son of Ernie and Shawn Smith. Points scored: 3, four times Kick PATs: 3, four times Points by kicking: 3, four times Punt attempts: 8, at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018; at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 Punt yards: 300, at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018 (8 punts) Longest punt: 60, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018

ACCOLADES • Received a 2017 Texas State Academic Achievement Award

2018 Served as reserve wide receiver. 2018 2017 Started the first five games at left guard on the offensive line. Sat out season as a redshirt. 2017 HIGH SCHOOL Sat out the season as a transfer. Chosen First Team All-District 24-5A wide receiver as a junior and senior...selected a Class 5A All-State Third Team selection by the Texas Sports Writers Association... PREVIOUS SCHOOL helped lead Foster to a 14-1 record and a Class 5A semifinal game...coached by Transfer from Central Arkansas...played in 12 games as a sophomore after appearing Shaun McDowell...earned All-District 27-5A First-Team honors as a baseball player in three contests as a freshman. in 2016. HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL USA Today All-American...was a preseason All-State selection...All-District First-Team Born on Dec. 1, 1998. selection as a junior and senior...Atlantis Player of the Game winner...Plano West Player of the Game...was a Tom Lemming Prep Award finalist. 82 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE RETURNING PLAYERS PERSONAL RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G Born on Mar. 21, 1996. 2016 12 3 20 0 13 0.2 6.7 1.7 2017 12 15 159 3 47 1.2 10.6 13.2 2018 12 8 63 0 16 0.7 7.9 5.2 Total 36 26 242 3 47 0.7 9.3 6.7

TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2016 12 3 0 3 0.0 0 0 0 0 3 0 2017 12 2 1 3 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2018 12 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Total 36 5 2 7 0.0 0 0 0 0 5 0

SINGLE GAME HIGHS 2018 Rush attempts: 15, ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 Played in 12 games…made five starts…rushed for 312 yards and a team-best four Rush yards: 102, ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 (15 carries) touchdowns on 86 carries…caught eight passes for 63 yards…ran for a touchdown Rush TDs: 1, seven times; last at Troy, Nov. 24, 2018 against Texas Southern, New Mexico State, Georgia State, and Troy…rushed for a Long rush: 55, at Colorado, Sept. 09, 2017 season-best 64 yards on 14 carries against Texas Southern…ran for 44 yards on 14 Receptions: 3, four times carries at South Alabama…had a season-long run of 21 yards at ULM…ended the Receiving yards: 52, ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 (3 receptions) game with 44 yards on eight carries against the Warhawks…caught two passes for 18 Receiving TDs: 1, three times, last at Arkansas State, Nov. 18, 2017; ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 yards at South Alabama…recorded two receptions for eight yards versus Louisiana Long reception: 47, ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 and two catches for 17 yards against Appalachian State. All-purpose yards: 154, ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 Punt returns: 1, three times, last at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 2017 Punt return yards: 31, at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 (1 return) Played in 12 games and started the final 11 games of the season...had the team’s Tackles: 2, at Colorado, Sept. 09, 2017 (2-0) top single game total when he ran for a season-best 102 yards on 15 carries Blocked kicks: 1, five times against ULM...led the Bobcats 66 yards on six carries at Colorado...recorded a season-long 55-yard carry against the Buffaloes...scored a season-high two touchdowns at Arkansas State after running for 34 yards and a TD on 10 carries and catching an 18-yard TD pass against the Red Wolves...ran for 43 yards and a TD at Louisiana...rushed for 51 yards on seven carries against Georgia State... caught three passes for 52 yards and a TD versus ULM...had three receptions for 16 yards and touchdown against Georgia State...blocked a punt against Wy- oming.

2016 ACCOLADES Played in 12 games as a reserve running back and a member of the special teams... • Named a 2019 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Third Team safety by Athlon Sports ranked third nationally with three blocked kicks...all three blocked kicks were on punts • Earned a 2017 and 2018 Texas State Academic Achievement Award when he blocked one punt each against Incarnate Word, Appalachian State and Ida- ho...blocked punt at Appalachian State set up Texas State’s lone touchdown...also 2018 recorded two tackles while covering punts...rushed for 21 yards and a touchdown on Played in 12 games…made seven starts, including the final five games of the sea- 11 carries...ran for 14 yards and a touchdown at New Mexico State...rushed for seven son as a cornerback…recorded 40 tackles, including 28 unassisted stops…had 1.0 yards against Idaho. tackle for loss against ULM…broke up six passes...recovered a fumble at UTSA… intercepted a pass against New Mexico State…had six tackles with five solo stops 2015 against Georgia Southern…had five tackles against Rutgers and New Mexico State… Sat out as a redshirt. made four stops versus South Alabama, Georgia State, and Arkansas State…earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award. HIGH SCHOOL Selected as a three-star recruit by ESPN.com...named a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, 2017 247Sports.com and Scout.com...earned All-District 5-6A honors as a senior...named Played in nine games as a cornerback...started five games...recorded a sea- Class 6A All-State Honorable Mention by Associated Press Sports Editors after av- son-high 10 tackles, including five solo stops, at Arkansas State...also had five eraging 8.2 yards per carry while rushing for 1,133 yards and 20 touchdowns on solo tackles against UTSA and ULM...recorded seven total tackles versus the 139 carries as a senior...caught 14 passes for 161 yards and four TDs in 2014... Roadrunners and six against the Warhawks...broke up five passes to tie for the named Guyer’s Offensive Player of the Year...was an All-District 5-4A selection as a team lead. junior...ran for 1,087 yards and 19 touchdowns on 139 carries and caught 12 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns as a junior...competed in track and field...was on 2016 4x200-meter relay team that qualified for state championships. Played in 12 games, making four starts at cornerback...recorded 27 tackles, including 22 solo stops and five assists...tallied 2.5 tackles for losses...had a season-best of PERSONAL five solo tackles against Idaho...also had a season-best five tackles, including four Born on Dec. 3, 1996...son of Amy and John Hutchinson. solo stops, against Troy.

CAREER STATISTICS HIGH SCHOOL RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com, 247Sports.com and Scout.com...named an 2016 12 11 21 1 10 1.9 1.8 Honorable Mention 6A All-State selection as a defensive back by Associated Press 2017 12 108 436 2 55 4.0 36.3 Sports Editors...earned All-District 6-6A Second-Team honors as a cornerback...cho- 2018 12 86 312 4 21 3.6 26.0 sen All-Collin County...named Performance Course Star of the Year during the 2015 Total 36 205 769 7 55 3.8 21.4 summer...played for Tom Westerberg. 83

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS RETURNING PLAYERS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Born on Dec. 28, 1997...son of Alfred Taylor and Amanda Gee. Rated as a two-star recruit by Scout.com...Named Class 3A All-State Second Team selection as a senior...chosen All-District 7-3A Offensive MVP and All-District Sec- CAREER STATISTICS ond-Team defensive back as a senior...played both running back and wide receiver TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR BlkdQBH while returning kickoffs and punts as a junior and senior...rushed for 1,691 yards and 2016 12 21 5 26 2.5 7 0 0 0 0 0 26 touchdowns on 153 carries...caught 30 passes for 606 yards and seven TDs... 2017 9 24 12 36 0.0 0 5 0 0 0 0 received the Dallas Morning News Week 1 Hero Award after rushing for 234 yards 2018 12 28 12 40 1.0 4 6 0 1 0 0 and three touchdowns against Cooper...named District 5-3A Utility MVP as a junior Total 33 73 29 102 3.5 11 11 0 1 0 0 and sophomore...ran for 1,237 yards and 19 TDs on 157 carries as a junior...cho- sen All-District First-Team wide receiver and Second-Team safety as a freshman... SINGLE GAME HIGHS coached by Sammy Burnett. Tackles: 10, at Arkansas State, Nov. 18, 2017 (9-1) Tackles for loss: 1.0 Arkansas State, Dec. 3, 2016; at ULM, Oct. 15, 2016 (1-0) PERSONAL Pass breakups: 2, UTSA, Sept. 23, 2017, vs. Georgia State, Nov. 11, 2017 Born on Oct. 18, 1998...son of Courtney and Jeff Twyford. Interception: 1 vs. New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 Fumbles Recovered: 1 at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 CAREER STATISTICS RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G 2017 10 4 10 0 7 2.5 1.0 2018 11 70 311 1 41 4.4 28.3 Total 21 74 321 1 41 4.3 15.3

RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2017 10 9 122 1 69 0.9 13.6 12.2 2018 11 16 121 0 23 1.5 7.6 11.0 Total 21 25 243 1 69 1.2 9.7 11.6

2018 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Served as reserve linebacker…played in three games on special teams. Points scored: 6, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018; New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Touchdowns: 1, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018; New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 2017 Rush attempts: 11, Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018; at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 Sat out the season as a redshirt. Rush yards: 73, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 (8 carries); at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 (11 carries) Rush TDs: 1, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 HIGH SCHOOL Long rush: 41, at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 Named First Team All-District 27-6A linebacker as a senior in 2016...selected to com- Receptions: 4, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018 pete in the 2017 San Antonio All-Star Game...credited with 112 total tackles, 15.0 Receiving yards: 95, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 (3 receptions) tackles for loss, three sacks, three forced fumbles and two blocked punts in 2016... Receiving TDs: 1, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 made 16 tackles in season-opener of junior season before missing remainder of the Long reception: 69, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 season with an injury. All-purpose yards: 95, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017 Kick returns: 1, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 PERSONAL Kick return yards: 13, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 (1 returns) Born on Jan. 11, 1999. Long kick return: 13, at Rutgers, Sept. 01, 2018 Tackles: 1, three times, last at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 (1-0) All-purpose yards: 95, New Mexico State, Nov. 04, 2017

2018 Played in 11 games…made two starts against South Alabama and Arkansas State… rushed for 311 yards and one touchdown on 70 carries…caught 16 passes for 121 2018 yards…rushed for 73 yards and a touchdown on eight carries against Georgia South- Played in 10 games and made six starts as a strongside linebacker…recorded 22 ern…ran for 73 yards on 11 carries at Troy…had a season-long 41-yard run versus the tackles, including 12 solo stops…tallied 1.5 tackles for loss and a quarterback hurry… Trojans…caught four passes for 22 yards…registered a season-long 23-yard recep- forced two fumbles…had a season-high of five solo tackles and a sack at UTSA… tion…had two catches for 18 yards…had a 13-yard kickoff return at Rutgers. assisted on a tackle for loss against Texas Southern…had four tackles and forced a fumble against both Appalachian State and South Alabama. 2017 Played in 10 games as a reserve wide receiver...caught nine passes for 122 yards 2017 and a touchdown...recorded three catches for 95 yards and a touchdown against New Played in 11 games as a linebacker...made four starts at outside linebacker...ranked Mexico State...had a 69-yard TD reception against the Aggies...caught two passes seventh among team leaders with 40 total tackles, including 23 solo stops...listed fifth for 16 yards at Troy...had a seven-yard run at Troy...rushed for three yards at Coastal among team leaders with 5.0 tackles for loss and 2.5 sacks...recorded a career-high Carolina. 10 tackles in his first start of the season against Appalachian State...had season highs of six solo stops and 2.0 tackles for loss versus the Mountaineers...registered five 84 tackles against Houston Baptist, Arkansas State and Troy...had 1.0 sacks and 1.0 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE RETURNING PLAYERS tackle for loss versus Houston Baptist...registered 1.0 sacks at Louisiana...recovered HIGH SCHOOL a fumble against Georgia State. Three-year starter who was chosen the District 26-6A MVP and threw for 2,501 yards and 25 touchdowns as a senior…also rushed for 1,030 yards and eight TDs…named 2016 Academic All-District 26-6A…selected as the All-District 26-6A First-Team quarter- Played in nine games...recorded 23 tackles with 13 solo tackles and 10 assists... back after passing for 1,818 yards and 15 touchdowns as a junior…chosen All-Area had a season-high six tackles against Troy...recovered a fumble against New Mexico quarterback as a junior and senior…named Class 6A All-State Honorable Mention by State...had a tackle for loss, sack and forced a fumble at Georgia State...blocked a the Associated Press Sports Editors and the District 26-6A Offensive Newcomer of kick against Troy. the Year after throwing for 3,245 yards and 32 touchdowns as a sophomore…earned All-District honors as an outfielder for the baseball team…member of FCA, MacTE- HIGH SCHOOL ACH and National Junior Honor Society. Rated as a three-star recruit by 247Sports.com...ranked among the Top 135 recruits in Texas by Dave Campbell’s Texas Football...named an Honorable Mention Class 5A PERSONAL All-State selection by the Associated Press Sports Editors after helping South Oak Born on Sept. 20, 1999...son of Josh and Helene Vitt…his father was a quarterback Cliff win the District 13-5A title with a 6-0 record for the second straight year...earned and played baseball at Colorado College and his brother, Steven Baker, was a safety All-District 13-5A First-Team honors as a defensive end...recorded 40 tackles and five at Texas A&M-Commerce in 2013-17. sacks as a junior when South Oak Cliff finished with a 10-4 overall record and ad- vanced to the Division II Regional Finals after winning the district with a 6-0 record...... CAREER STATISTICS played for coach Jason Todd...also competed in the 200 meters, hurdles and relays RUSHING G Att Yds TD Lg Avg/C Avg/G for Skyline’s track and field team. 2018 9 81 237 2 30 2.9 26.3 Total 9 81 237 2 30 2.9 26.3 PERSONAL Born on March 27, 1998. PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic 2018 9 191 116 10 1159 7 38 60.7 6.1 128.8 113.3 CAREER STATISTICS Total 9 191 116 10 1159 7 38 60.7 6.1 128.8 113.3 TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH 2016 9 13 10 23 1.0 9 0 1 1 1 3 RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2017 11 24 16 40 4.5 15 0 0 1 0 2 2018 9 2 31 1 26 0.2 15.5 3.4 2018 10 12 10 22 1.5 8 0 2 0 0 1 Total 9 2 31 1 26 0.2 15.5 3.4 Total 30 49 36 85 7.0 32 0 3 2 1 6 SINGLE GAME HIGHS SACKS G UA A Total Yds Rush attempts: 17, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 2016 9 1 0 1.0 9 Rush yards: 92, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 (17 carries) 2017 11 2 1 2.5 10 Rush TDs: 1, at ULM, Oct. 20, 2018; at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 2018 10 1 0 1.0 6 Long rush: 30, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 Total 30 4 1 4.5 25 Pass attempts: 39, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 Pass completions: 28, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 SINGLE GAME HIGHS Pass yards: 296, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 Tackles: 10, Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 (6-4); Pass TDs: 3, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 Sacks: 1.0, four times Had intercepted: 5, at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 Tackles for loss: 2.0, Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 (2-0) Long pass: 38, at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 Fumbles forced: 1, Louisiana, last vs. Appalachian State, Nov. 10, 2018 Receptions: 1, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018; at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 Fumbles recovered: 1, at NM State, Nov. 19, 2016; Georgia State, Nov. 11, 2017 Receiving yards: 26, at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 (1 receptions) Blocked kicks: 1, Troy, Nov. 26, 2016 Receiving TDs: 1, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 Long reception: 26, at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 Total offense attempts: 56, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 (17 rush,39 pass) Total offense yards: 388, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 (92 rush,296 pass) All-purpose yards: 97, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 Tackles: 2, at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 (2-0) All-purpose yards: 18, Arkansas State, Nov. 24, 2018

ACCOLADES • Earned a 2018 Texas State Academic Achievement Award

2018 Played in nine games…started five games…completed 116 of 191 passes for 1,159 yards and seven touchdowns…rushed for 237 yards and two touchdowns on 81 car- ries…caught two passes for 31 yards and a TD…completed 28 of 39 passes for 296 ACCOLADES yards and three touchdowns against Louisiana…also ran for 92 yards on 17 carries • Named a 2019 Preseason All-Sun Belt Conference Fourth Team by Athlon Sports and caught a five-yard TD pass against the Ragin’ Cajuns…rushed 11 times for 29 yards and a TD at ULM…ran for 11 yards and scored a TD on 12 carries at UTSA… 2018 caught a 26-yard pass against the Roadrunners...completed 15 of 22 passes for 192 Played in 12 games and made 11 starts in his first season as a safety…recorded 40 yards and two touchdowns…connected on 13 of 21 passes for 132 yards and a TD tackles, including 20 solo stops…assisted on a tackle for loss and forced two fumbles versus Georgia Southern and 17 of 28 throws for 106 yards and one touchdown at South Alabama…broke up eight passes…intercepted a pass against Louisiana… against Appalachian State…earned a Texas State Academic Achievement Award. recovered a fumble at Georgia State…recorded a season-high eight tackles at Troy… 85 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS RETURNING PLAYERS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE tallied seven tackles against Louisiana and Arkansas State…registered five stops at HIGH SCHOOL South Alabama. Chosen All-District 24-5A Honorable Mention as a senior...named to the District 24- 5A All-Academic team as a junior and senior...earned Texas High School Coaches 2017 Association’s All-State Academic Honorable Mention honors...played for Ryan Roark. Played in 12 games and made 11 starts at cornerback...ranked fifth among team leaders with 55 tackles and 42 solo stops....tied for the team lead with five pass PERSONAL breakups...registered a season-high of 11 tackles, including seven solo stops, against Born on Oct. 4, 1997...son of Dorie Hill and Jack Warner. Georgia State...also forced a fumble versus the Panthers...recorded nine tackles with a career-high of eight solo stops, at Colorado...tallied six solo tackles against New CAREER STATISTICS Mexico State...logged five tackles against Houston Baptist and at Wyoming...recorded TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Blkd QBH a tackle for loss of three yards with four total tackles against Appalachian State. 2016 5 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2017 10 0 1 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2016 2018 11 1 0 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Played in 11 games...made his first career start against Arkansas State...recorded Total 26 1 1 2 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 nine tackles that included seven solo stops and two assists...recorded a career-high of three solo tackles against Idaho...also had three tackles and two solo tackles at SINGLE GAME HIGHS New Mexico State. Tackles: 1, at Troy, Nov. 17, 2018 (1-0); at Wyoming Cowboys, Sept. 30, 2017 (0-1) HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by Rivals.com and Scout.com...played on both defense and offense as a cornerback and wide receiver...earned All-District 24-5A First-Team honors as a cornerback and Honorable Mention honors as a wide receiver...named All-Lower Brazoria County First-Team selection by the The Facts...recorded 51 tack- les, including 42 solo stops, and a sack...also had two interceptions and nine break- ups...returned one interception for a touchdown...competed in basketball as a shoot- ing guard and on the track team in the long jump and 4x100, 4x200 and 4x400-meter relay teams...played for Ryan Roark. 2018 PERSONAL Played 10 games…made two starts at right guard on the offensive line. Born on August 14, 1998...son of Shawna Shanklin. 2017 CAREER STATISTICS Played in five games as a reserve offensive lineman...recorded two knockdown blocks TACKLES G UA A Total TFL Yds PD FF FR Int Yds and two STRAIN blocks (blocks through the whistle or finishing blocks)...part of offen- 2016 11 7 2 9 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 sive line that helped Bobcats improve their total offense by 109.5 yards per game and 2017 12 42 13 55 1.0 3 5 1 0 0 0 rushing offense by 53.8 yards per game. 2018 12 20 20 40 0.5 0 8 2 1 1 0 Total 35 69 35 104 1.5 3 13 3 1 1 0 2016 Sat out the season as a redshirt. SINGLE GAME HIGHS Interceptions: 1, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 HIGH SCHOOL Tackles: 11, Georgia State, Nov. 11, 2017 (7-4) Rated as a three-star recruit by 247Sports.com...earned All-District 8-6A Honorable Tackles for loss: 1.0, Appalachian State, Sept. 16, 2017 (1-0) Mention honors...three-year starter on DeSoto’s offensive line...named the team’s of- Fumbles forced: 2, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018 fensive line MVP as a senior...helped lead DeSoto to a 30-9 record during his high Fumbles recovered: 1, at Georgia State, Nov. 03, 2018 school career...played for Todd Peterman after playing previously for former Bobcat Pass breakups: 3, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 All-American running back Claude Mathis.

PERSONAL Born on Oct. 20, 1997 in DeSoto...son of Demetric Brown.

2018 Played in 11 games as a short snapper on field goal and extra-point attempts...record- ed one solo tackle against Troy. ACCOLADES 2017 • Named a 2019 All-Sun Belt Conference First-Team as a punt returner by Athlon Sports Played in 12 games as a field goal snapper on special teams...tallied a tackle at • Received Texas State Star of Excellence Award in 2017 Wyoming. • Earned an Texas State Academic Achievement Award in 2016 and 2018

2016 2018 Played in the final five games of the season as a long snapper. Played in 12 games…one of the most versatile players on the team…had 34 recep- tions for 298 yards and two touchdowns…returned 16 punts for 166 yards…complet- ed two of his three passes for 31 yards and a touchdown…had a four-yard run against 86 Georgia State…caught 11 passes for 60 yards against Louisiana…had a 45-yard punt WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE RETURNING PLAYERS return against New Mexico State…had two catches for 46 yards and a touchdown at South Alabama…recorded three receptions for 29 yards and a TD at UTSA…had four catches for 41 yards versus Georgia Southern…also had four catches for 27 yards at Georgia State…completed one of two passes for a five-yard touchdown against Louisiana…completed a 26-yard pass at UTSA.

2017 Played in 12 games as a reserve wide receiver and return specialist...ranked fourth among team leaders with 15 receptions for 196 yards...caught two passes for 42 yards against Wyoming...registered two catches for 33 yards and an eight- 2018 yard run against ULM...also threw a 47-yard touchdown pass to Anthony D. Taylor Served as a reserved offensive lineman before returning to the defensive line last spring. against the Warhawks...had three receptions for 39 yards at Louisiana and three catches for 26 yards versus Georgia State...rushed for seven yards at Troy... 2017 returned 18 punts for 130 yards...had a season-long return of 19 yards against Sat out the season as a redshirt. ULM...returned five punts for 29 yards at Coastal Carolina...recorded a 16-yard return versus Georgia State. HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a two-star recruit by 247sports.com...All-District Second-Team selection as 2016 a senior after recording 48 tackles, including 27 solo stops...had 21 tackles for loss Played in three games as a reserve wide receiver and on special teams. and five sacks...forced two fumbles and broke up four passes as a senior.

HIGH SCHOOL PERSONAL Chosen Academic All-State Second Team by Texas High School Coaches Associa- Born on Feb. 1, 2000...son of Kristen and Adrian Wilkins. tion...named Honorable Mention All-State by the Texas Sports Writers Association as a junior and senior...chosen All-District 27-5A First Team as a junior and senior...also named Class 5A All-State Honorable Mention by the Associated Press Sports Editors as a junior...registered 34 receptions for 568 receiving yards and eight touchdowns as a senior...also ran for four TDs in 2015...named Tivy’s Offensive Player of the Year as a junior after catching 79 passes for 1,172 yards and 15 touchdowns...played under Coach David Jones...also named All-District Honorable Mention in baseball during his junior season.

PERSONAL Born on Mar. 10, 1998...son of John and Bridgette White...his mom played soccer and his dad played baseball at Barry University. 2018 Played in two games before sitting out the rest of the season as a redshirt…tallied two CAREER STATISTICS solo tackles…had one solo stop against Texas Southern and South Alabama. RECEIVING G Rec Yds TD Lg Rec/G Avg/C Avg/G 2016 3 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 HIGH SCHOOL 2017 12 15 196 0 36 1.2 13.1 16.3 Two-time All-District 14-6A selection…played for coach Jeff Ables…helped lead Bow- 2018 12 34 298 2 35 2.8 8.8 24.8 ie to an 8-3 record as a senior…recorded 72 tackles, one interception and a forced Total 27 49 494 2 36 1.8 10.1 18.3 fumble as a senior…helped lead Bowie to a District 14-6A District championship with a 5-0 district record and to the 6A Division I regional semifinals with an 11-2 overall mark PASSING G Att Cmp Int Yds TD Lg Pct Avg/P Avg/G Effic in 2016…recorded 47 tackles, four interceptions and two forced fumbles as a junior… 2016 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 also was a member of Bowie’s track and field team…chose to attend Texas State after 2017 12 2 2 0 57 2 47 100.0 28.5 4.8 669.4 being offered by Air Force, Army, UMASS, Liberty, Navy, New Mexico State, Toledo, 2018 12 3 2 0 31 1 26 66.7 10.3 2.6 263.5 Stephen F. Austin and Houston Baptist. Total 27 5 4 0 88 3 47 80.0 17.6 3.3 425.8 PERSONAL PUNT RETURNSG No. Yds TD Lg Avg/R Avg/G Born on Nov. 22, 1999...son of Everett and Kara Withers...his father is an assistant 2016 3 0 0 0 0 0.0 0.0 coach with New York Giants and former head coach at Texas State. 2017 12 18 130 0 19 7.2 10.8 2018 12 16 166 0 45 10.4 13.8 Total 27 34 296 0 45 8.7 11.0

SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rush attempts: 1, four times Rush yards: 8, ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 (1 carries) Long rush: 8, ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 Receptions: 11, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 Receiving yards: 60, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 (11 receptions) Receiving TDs: 1, at South Alabama, Sept. 15, 2018; at UTSA, Sept. 22, 2018 Long reception: 36, at Wyoming Cowboys, Sept. 30, 2017 Total offense attempts: 2, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018; ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 Total offense yards: 55, ULM, Oct. 07, 2017 (8 rush,47 pass) All-purpose yards: 88, Louisiana, Oct. 06, 2018 Punt returns: 5, at Coastal Carolina, Oct. 28, 2017 Punt return yards: 55, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 (2 returns) Long punt return: 45, New Mexico State, Oct. 27, 2018 87

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS NEW PLAYERS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE PERSONAL Son of John and Stefanie Cooper.

HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a three-star safety by 247Sports.com and Rivals.com...listed as one of the top 30 defensive back recruits by Dave Campbell’s Football Magazine...ranked as the HIGH SCHOOL No. 117 safety in the country and No. 174 overall prospect in the state, per 247Sports. Rated as one of the top 30 offensive linemen recruits in Texas by Dave Campbell’s com...played for coach Michael Odle...helped lead Lewisville to area playoffs... Texas Football...listed a two-star recruit by Rivals and 247sports ...played right tackle chosen All-District 6-6A First-Team as a senior...tabbed All-Area Second Team by for coach Larry Hill at Smithson Valley...Earned All-District 26-6A Second Team and starlocalmedia.com...named an All-District 6-6A selection after recording 41 tackles Academic All-District honors as a junior...helped lead the Rangers to a second-place and two sacks as a junior ...competed in 200 meters and 4x100-meter relay for Lew- finish in the district...threw the shot put for Smithson Valley’s track and field team. isville track and field team...earned All-District 6-6A honors as a junior after recording 56 tackles and two interceptions. PERSONAL Son of Karema and Gerald Glover...was a volunteer for the San Antonio Food Bank. PERSONAL Son of Kevin and Rachelle Anderson.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL A three-sport star who earned First-Team All-District 5-4A honors playing football… Attended Lincoln High School in Nebraska...played for head coach Mark Macke...led Chosen to Opelousas Daily World First-Team All-St. Landry Parish team as a running Lincoln to three straight Class A playoff berths...completed a Class A single-season back in his senior year and as a defensive back in his junior season…named the record 73 percent of his passes for 2,782 yards and 25 touchdowns as a senior for the Daily World’s Player of the Week after throwing touchdown passes of 80 yards and Links ...finished his high school career with a state 11-man completion percentage re- 33 yards, rushing for 64 yards and catching three passes for 65 yards in a game… cord of 70 percent with 8,020 yards and 81 touchdowns...threw for 3,249 yards and 37 also rushed for 61 yards on six carries, intercepted a pass to set up a touchdown and touchdowns while completing 68 percent of his passes as a junior...named First-Team caught a 41-yard TD pass in a game...earned Player of the Week honors as a junior All-Conference and First-Team All-State as a junior and senior...chosen First-Team when he ran six times for 89 yards, threw a 32-yard TD pass, caught a pass that led Super State in 2017 and 2018...tabbed First-Team All-Conference, First-Team All-City to another TD, and intercepted a pass to set up a third touchdown…helped lead the and Honorable Mention All-State as a sophomore. basketball team to the Bi-District playoffs as a senior…earned All-Parish honors in track and field after posting the fastest time in the 200 meters (22.26) and finishing in PERSONAL fifth place at the Class 4A State Championships…Frazier also finished fifth in the 100 Son of Chad and Heidi Case...his father coached quarterbacks at Lincoln and current- meters (10.85)…he had a second-place showing in the 100 meters (10.86) and 200 ly coaches in Tulsa, Okla…his mother is a basketball coach…his father played outside meters (22.53) at the regional championships. linebacker and defensive end at Nebraska Wesleyan...his mother was a basketball player at Nebraska Wesleyan…his sister, Harper, plays volleyball at Lincoln...another PERSONAL sister, Haidyn, plays youth sports. Son of Kenny Frazier, Sr. and Valerie Frazier.

HIGH SCHOOL HIGH SCHOOL Played for coach John Graham...named to Daily Oklahoman’s preseason Class 2A Played for Jeff LaReau...listed a two-star recruit by Rivals and 247sports ...tallied All-State team...chosen on the Shawnee News-Star All-Area team ...chosen to play 44 tackles, including nine solo, as a senior...had 14 tackles for loss with three sacks on defensive line in Oklahoma All-State game...played on Prague’s offensive and de- and two quarterback hurries...forced and recovered one fumble...served as a team fensive lines...blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher during his senior season ...recorded 85 captain...chosen All-District 21-6A Second-Team as a senior after earning All-District tackles and two sacks in 10 games as a senior...tallied 62 tackles and seven sacks 21-6A First-Team honors as a junior…recorded 88 tackles as a junior. as a junior...played basketball and was selected to play in a Senior All-Star game. PERSONAL 88 Son of Brandy and Jeremy Kelly…member of FCA. WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE NEW PLAYERS PERSONAL Son of Tracy and Anita Jantz.

HIGH SCHOOL Rated as a three-star recruit by 247Sports...played for Robert Toomer...was a Hous- ton Touchdown Club Scholar-Athlete of the Year nominee...tallied 966 yards and 11 PREVIOUS SCHOOL touchdowns in seven games as a senior...ended his high school career with 3,888 Transfer from Fullerton College where he led the Hornets to an undefeated season… rushing yards and 41 touchdowns...named an All-State selection as a junior by AP completed 159 of 274 passes for 2,330 yards and 16 touchdowns as a sophomore... Sports Editors and Texas Sports Writers Association after recording 2,371 total yards his best game came against Palomar when he completed 22 of 36 passes for 421 and 29 touchdowns as a junior...named the Baytown Sun’s MVP...chosen District 21- yards and five touchdowns with just one interception...connected on 25 of 35 passes 6A Offensive MVP...named First-Team All-District selection in basketball as a junior. (71.4 percent) for 410 yards and two touchdowns against Riverside...rushed for 289 yards and six touchdowns on 52 carries as a sophomore...had two rushing touch- PERSONAL downs against both Ventura and Cerritos... awarded Southern California Junior Col- Son of Natrina and James Moore...his brother, Dejuan, plays football at Texas College. lege National Division Player of Week twice…completed 60.2 percent (177-294) of his passes for 2,531 yards, 20 touchdowns, and 10 interceptions as a redshirt freshman playing for current Texas State offensive coordinator Bob Stitt at Montana in 2017... rushed for 203 yards and six touchdowns on 53 carries...was a HERO Sports First- Team FCS Freshman All-American at Montana and finished third in voting for the Jerry Rice Award, given to the top freshman in the FCS...named a finalist for the 2016 Na- tional Football Foundation National High School Scholar-Athlete Award, recognizing the nation’s top academic college freshmen…earned Montana’s Steve Carlson Most Valuable Offensive Player Award.

HIGH SCHOOL Attended Auburn Mountainview HS in Auburn, Wash. ...earned four letters in football HIGH SCHOOL from 2012-15 and one letter in basketball (2013)...was the team captain and MVP of Listed as a two-star prospect by 247sports.com and Rivals.com…played for coach the team in both 2014 and 2015...named First-Team All-League SPSL in 2013...cho- Jeremy Calip…Recorded 27 receptions for 417 yards and six touchdowns in 10 sen First-Team All-League SPSL QB, Second-Team All-Area DB and Second-Team games as a senior…averaged more than 15 yards per catch…had 105 kick return All-League DB in 2014...tabbed First-Team All-Area honors as a multi-purpose yards and blocked a field goal on special teams…tallied 10 pancake blocks in his player and named Offensive Back of the Year in 2015...also earned All-State and senior season…also competed in basketball, and track and field at Vista Ridge…fin- Second-Team All-League honors as a defensive back...received a National Football ished second in the triple jump (46-1) at the Class 4A State Championships...named Foundation Scholar-Athlete award...was the Max Preps Auburn Mountainview Foot- Honorable Mention Gazette Preps All-Star after helping lead Vista Ridge basketball ball Player of the Year...chosen the American Family Insurance All-USA Performance team to a district championship as a senior. Player of the Week, a WIAA Washington State athlete of the week, MaxPreps/USA Football Player of the Week nominee, and King 5 News Player of the Week...had the PERSONAL Tacoma News Tribune Play Call of the Week...was a three-year starter...accumulated Son of Peter and Tracy Hilts. 7,063 career passing yards, 73 career passing touchdowns, 1,485 career rushing yards, and 19 rushing TDs...served as a part-time defensive back with 83 career tackles, six interceptions, and a forced fumble...set 18 Auburn Mountainview football records in his career.

PERSONAL Son of Mike and Sue Jensen...his mom was a member of the Montana track team in 1987…earned two associates’ degrees at Fullerton College.

HIGH SCHOOL Three-Star recruit by 247Sports.com and Rivals.com...played for Jake Fieszel...tal- lied 3,311 all-purpose yards and 68 touchdowns as a junior and senior slot receiver... recorded 106 solo tackles, 10 interceptions, eight blocked field goal attempts, 38 pass breakups on defense his last two seasons...was a two-time Third-Team All-State se- lection by Texas Sportswriters Association as a sophomore and junior...named to AP Sports Editors’ All-State Honorable Mention as a junior and senior...tabbed the District HIGH SCHOOL 5-3A Offensive Newcomer of the Year as a freshman...chosen All-District 6-3A as a Rated as a two-star recruit by 247Sports.com and Rivals.com...played for Sam Skid- wide receiver and defensive back as a sophomore...was the District MVP as a senior. more...named defensive MVP as a senior ...chosen First-Team All-District 12-6A as a senior after recording 57 tackles, eight sacks and 12 quarterback hurries...named a Second-Team All-District 12-6A selection as a junior...member of the track and pow- erlifting teams. 89

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS NEW PLAYERS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE PERSONAL HIGH SCHOOL Son of Brian Martinez, Tina Martinez, and Elaina Grau. Competed at Mountain Pointe under head coach Norris Vaughan...was a two-time All-Region First Team and All-City honoree...Was named the 2016-17 All-Conference First Team 6A...named All-Tribune First Team twice...tabbed All-USA Arizona Team, and Scout 24/7 All-Conference 6A Team...helped the team to a 12-1 record and state semifinalists his junior season...led the team had a 13-1 record in 2016 for a state runner-up finish.

PERSONAL Son of Edward and Maria Rivas.

HIGH SCHOOL Ranked as one of the Top 29 recruits in Arkansas…listed as a two-star recruit by 247sports.com…Named to the Arkansas Coaches Class 5A South All-State team… played for coach Barry Norton…a standout safety, wide receiver, and punt returner… returned an interception and caught two touchdowns passes against DeQueen… caught three passes for 63 yards and a TD against Hot Springs…had an interception, a 32-yard punt return to set up a touchdown, and caught three passes for 44 yards and a two TDs against Nettleton in first-round playoff victory…helped lead Arkansas to its first conference championship in 12 years …competed in sprints, high jump, long PREVIOUS SCHOOL jump, and triple jump for track and field team…placed ninth at the state championship Played two seasons at Texas... made one appearance in 2018 against Oklahoma and had a season-best leap of 6-2…finished second in the long jump, fourth place in State...played in all 13 games in 2017... handled kickoff duties in all 13 contests, and triple jump and ninth in the high jump at the Arkansas State Championships…won placekicking in 11...finished 11-of-18 on field goals...kicked off 69 times and averaged the triple jump (44-11.50), was the runner up in the long jump (22-0.5) and third-place 64.1 yards per kick with 34 touchbacks... was 5-for-5 on extra point attempts in the finisher (6-2) in high jump at the South Conference Championships with a person season opener against Maryland...kicked off six times for an average of 63.7 yards per best marks in each event. kick...was 8-for-8 on extra point attempts in a 56-0 win over San Jose State...kicked off nine times for an average of 62.6 yards...totaled three touchbacks...made his only PERSONAL field goal attempt, a 39-yarder, at No. 4/4 USC...had three made extra points...kicked Son of Sherie and Alexander Johnson. off four times with an average of 64.0 yards per kick...made a season-long 49-yard field goal and had touchbacks on all four kickoff attempts in the win over Iowa State... made two field goals and kicked off six times, averaging 65.0 yards per kick, with four touchbacks, in a double-overtime win against Kansas State...made his lone field goal attempt, a 34-yarder, in the AT&T Red River Showdown against Oklahoma... had four kickoffs with three touchbacks...connected on a 22-yard field goal attempt, his only field goal try against Oklahoma State...kicked off three times, averaging 64.0 yards with two touchbacks...made an 18-yard field goal and was 5-for-5 on extra point tries in the Longhorns’ 38-7 victory at Baylor...kicked off seven times and averaged 64.6 yards per kick with three touchbacks...kicked off seven times and totaled five HIGH SCHOOL touchbacks in the 42-27 win over Kansas...kicked off five times with two touchbacks Played on the nation’s No. 1 High School Team in the MaxPreps Excellent Top 25 poll in a win at WVU...was a perfect 3-for-3 on field goal attempts and had six kickoffs with after winning its first state title since 2015…listed as a two-star prospect by247sports. five touchbacks against Texas Tech...kicked off six times and averaged 62.2 yards com and Rivals.com…chosen All-State First Team by the Associated Press Sports per kick in the Texas Bowl...made a 41-yard field goal to help the Longhorns to a 33- Editors and the Collin Street Bakery Texas Sports Writers Association after logging 16 victory over Missouri... was a member of the Big 12 Commissioner’s Honor Roll 77 tackles, 16 tackles for loss and nine sacks as a senior…tabbed All-District 21-6A (spring 2017). First-Team defensive line as a senior…named the MVP of the Class 6A State Cham- PRIOR TO TEXAS pionship game after helping North Shore win 41-36 against Duncanville…caught an Transfer from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College (MGCCC)…a second-team eight-yard TD pass against Duncanville. National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) All-American in 2015 and two- PERSONAL time All-Region selection…a two-time All-Mississippi Association of Community & Ju- Son of Monica James-Revels and Frederick Revels nior Colleges (MACJC) South Division honoree…rated the No. 1 junior college kicker by 247Sports…ranked the No. 2 junior college kicker by ESPN…tabbed first-team NJCAA All-Region 23 and All-MACJC South Division as a sophomore…made 9-of-12 FGs and 32-of-33 PATs in 2016…converted a season-high six PATs at Mississippi Delta Community College…earned back-to-back MACJC Special Teams Player of the Week honors…helped MGCCC to a 5-5 record and MACJC playoff appearance… named NJCAA All-American Second Team as a freshman...selected first-team All-Re- gion 23 and All-MACJC South Division…connected on 16-of-19 FGs and 44-of-44 PATs in 2015…scored at least four points in every game…helped MGCCC to an 8-3 record and an appearance in the MACJC Championship in 2015. PREVIOUS SCHOOL Played for Micky Ball at Glendale...helped the Gauchos post a 3-3 record in the Metro HIGH SCHOOL League...blocked for an offense that rushed for 1,777 yards and 14 touchdowns... Played in high school at Madison Central (Miss.)…named second-team MHSAA Class transferred to Glendale from Northern Arizona. 6A All-State by the Mississippi Association of Coaches…helped Madison Central to a 6-5 record in 2014…also played soccer in high school…played for three straight Class

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6A state championships and was named honorable mention Clarion-Ledger Best of MSPreps All-State...also lettered in bowling and soccer in high school.

PERSONAL Son of Roger and Ann Rowland...has one sister, Hannah...born Nov. 6, 1996 in Jack- son, Miss....studying corporate communication.

HIGH SCHOOL Listed as a two-star prospect by 247sports.com and Rivals.com…played for coach Brian Randle…named Honorable Mention All-State as a senior by Associated Press Sports Editors…earned All-District 23-6A First Team honors as a junior and senior…tal- lied 54 tackles and three interceptions as a junior…had a 102-yard interception return for a touchdown in the Blue-Grey All-American Game…competed on the track and field team…ran on Taylor’s 4x200-meter relay team that finished seventh at the UIL Class 6A State Championship…finished in fourth place at the District 23-6A meet in the 100 meters with a time of 10.34 seconds.

PERSONAL Son of Kevin Winters and Esther Goffney.

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2018 TEAM STATISTICS 2018 TEXAS STATE RESULTS TEAM STATISTICS TXST OPP Date Opponent Score Overall Sun Belt Time Attend SCORING 237 332 Sept. 01 at Rutgers 7-35 L 0-1-0 0-0-0 3:18 40124 Points Per Game 19.8 27.7 Sept. 08 Texas Southern W 36-20 1-1-0 0-0-0 4:10 15440 Points Off Turnovers 58 75 Sept. 15 * at South Alabama 31-41 L 1-2-0 0-1-0 4:06 16051 FIRST DOWNS 209 221 Sept. 22 at UTSA 21-25 L 1-3-0 0-1-0 3:26 29205 Rushing 92 100 Oct. 06 * Louisiana 27-42 L 1-4-0 0-2-0 3:04 17062 Passing 94 106 Oct. 11 * Georgia Southern 13-15 L 1-5-0 0-3-0 3:16 9545 Penalty 23 15 Oct. 20 * at ULM 14-20 L 1-6-0 0-4-0 2:57 13235 RUSHING YARDAGE 1777 2188 Oct. 27 New Mexico State W 27-20 2-6-0 0-4-0 3:10 15045 Yards Gained Rushing 2162 2372 Nov. 03 * at Georgia State W 40-31 3-6-0 1-4-0 3:00 11312 Yards Lost Rushing 385 184 Nov. 10 * Appalachian State 7-38 L 3-7-0 1-5-0 2:43 11482 Rushing Attempts 447 481 Nov. 17 * at Troy 7-12 L 3-8-0 1-6-0 2:53 20437 Average Per Rush 4.0 4.5 Nov. 24 * Arkansas State 7-33 L 3-9-0 1-7-0 3:01 10115 Average Per Game 148.1 182.3 * indicates conference game TDs Rushing 15 19 PASSING YARDAGE 2186 2419 2018 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Comp-Att-Int 195-332-12 224-388-6 Jones III, Willie 8 95 552 150 402 4.2 3 50 50.2 Average Per Pass 6.6 6.2 Taylor, Anthony D 12 86 327 15 312 3.6 4 21 26.0 Average Per Catch 11.2 10.8 Twyford, Caleb 11 70 351 40 311 4.4 1 41 28.3 Average Per Game 182.2 201.6 Brown Jr, Robert 10 67 323 20 303 4.5 1 34 30.3 TDs Passing 15 15 Vitt, Tyler 9 81 350 113 237 2.9 2 30 26.3 TOTAL OFFENSE 3963 4607 Brown, Keenen 12 8 83 8 75 9.4 2 61 6.2 Total Plays 779 869 Harris, Alec 3 5 74 2 72 14.4 1 57 24.0 Average Per Play 5.1 5.3 Gipson, Jaylen 5 7 24 0 24 3.4 0 16 4.8 Average Per Game 330.2 383.9 Nelson, Jaylin 7 6 24 1 23 3.8 0 18 3.3 KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 28-591 27-477 Watts, Tyler 12 5 29 6 23 4.6 0 13 1.9 PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 17-197 20-153 Graham, Gavin 12 1 9 0 9 9.0 0 9 0.8 INT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-74 12-172 White, Hutch 12 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 4 0.3 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 21.1 17.7 Sheread, Jah’Marae 4 2 5 4 1 0.5 0 5 0.2 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 11.6 7.7 Harris, LeDarrius 12 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 INT RETURN AVERAGE 12.3 14.3 Banks, Javen 11 4 4 4 0 0.0 1 3 0.0 FUMBLES-LOST 17-11 20-12 Haydel, Jeremiah 12 2 2 4 -2 -1.0 0 2 -0.2 PENALTIES-Yards 72-578 67-614 Total 12 447 2162 385 1777 4.0 15 61 148.1 Average Per Game 48.2 51.2 Opponents 12 481 2372 184 2188 4.5 19 79 182.3 PUNTS-Yards 71-2610 67-2600 Average Per Punt 36.8 38.8 PASSING G Effic Cmp-Att-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Net Punt Average 33.5 35.0 Vitt, Tyler 9 113.33 116-191-10 60.7 1159 7 38 128.8 KICKOFFS-Yards 52-3026 66-3979 Jones III, Willie 8 133.15 74-132-2 56.1 984 7 93 123.0 Average Per Kick 58.2 60.3 Gipson, Jaylen 5 66.80 3-6-0 50.0 12 0 8 2.4 Net kick Average 40.8 40.3 White, Hutch 12 263.47 2-3-0 66.7 31 1 26 2.6 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 27:53 32:07 Total 12 121.72 195-332-12 58.7 2186 15 93 182.2 3RD-DOWN Conversions 53/166 78/200 Opponents 12 119.77 224-388-6 57.7 2419 15 75 201.6 3rd-Down Pct 32% 39% 4TH-DOWN Conversions 7/15 13/22 RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 4th-Down Pct 47% 59% Brown, Keenen 12 51 577 11.3 5 46 48.1 SACKS BY-Yards 15-86 29-210 White, Hutch 12 34 298 8.8 2 35 24.8 MISC YARDS 0 31 Watts, Tyler 12 19 186 9.8 0 69 15.5 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 32 39 Haydel, Jeremiah 12 16 326 20.4 4 93 27.2 Twyford, Caleb 11 16 121 7.6 0 23 11.0 FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 6-14 18-19 Banks, Javen 11 10 161 16.1 3 42 14.6 ON-SIDE KICKS 0-1 1-1 Hays, Mason 12 9 122 13.6 0 38 10.2 RED-ZONE SCORES (25-33) 76% (38-45) 84% Bedford, TJ 5 8 90 11.2 0 19 18.0 RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (20-33) 61% (27-45) 60% Taylor, Anthony D 12 8 63 7.9 0 16 5.2 PAT-ATTEMPTS (27-31) 87% (36-38) 95% Brown Jr, Robert 10 7 34 4.9 0 14 3.4 ATTENDANCE 78689 130364 Sheread, Jah’Marae 4 6 53 8.8 0 23 13.2 Games/Avg Per Game 6/13115 6/21727 Rogers, Elijah 12 5 36 7.2 0 11 3.0 Vitt, Tyler 9 2 31 15.5 1 26 3.4 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Powell, Kelton 12 1 31 31.0 0 31 2.6 Texas State 60 27 92 58 237 Graham, TJ 10 1 31 31.0 0 31 3.1 Opponents 62 107 71 92 332 Aragon, Blake 3 1 15 15.0 0 15 5.0 Harris, Alec 3 1 11 11.0 0 11 3.7 Total 12 195 2186 11.2 15 93 182.2 Opponents 12 224 2419 10.8 15 75 201.6

92 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G FG SEQUENCE Texas State OPPONENTS Vitt, Tyler 9 272 237 1159 1396 155.1 Rutgers 51 - Jones III, Willie 8 227 402 984 1386 173.2 TSU (36), (35), (41), (41), 50, (23) - Taylor, Anthony D 12 86 312 0 312 26.0 South Alabama (21), 41 (28), (47) Twyford, Caleb 11 70 311 0 311 28.3 UTSA 34 (40), (40), (44) Brown Jr, Robert 10 67 303 0 303 30.3 LA - - Brown, Keenen 12 8 75 0 75 26.2 GS - (24), (43) Harris, Alec 3 5 72 0 72 24.0 ULM 30 (43), (30) Gipson, Jaylen 5 13 24 12 36 7.2 NMSU 44 38, (21), (25) White, Hutch 12 4 4 31 35 2.9 Georgia State 19 (27) Nelson, Jaylin 7 6 23 0 23 3.3 APP - (29) Watts, Tyler 12 5 23 0 23 1.9 Troy - (36), (47), (42), (27) Graham, Gavin 12 1 9 0 9 0.8 ASU 30 (30) Harris, LeDarrius 12 1 1 0 1 0.1 Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made. Sheread, Jah’Marae 4 2 1 0 1 0.2 Haydel, Jeremiah 12 2 -2 0 -2 -0.2 |------PATs ------| Total 12 779 1777 2186 3963 330.2 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Opponents 12 869 2188 2419 4607 383.9 Brown, Keenen 7 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 42 Sherman, James 0 6-9 8-9 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 26 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 50+ Blkd Banks, Javen 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Stewart, Clayton 69 2615 37.9 60 4 18 19 9 2 Taylor, Anthony D 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 TEAM 2 -5 -2.5 0 0 0 0 0 0 Haydel, Jeremiah 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Total 71 2610 36.8 60 4 18 19 9 2 Jones III, Willie 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Opponents 67 2600 38.8 58 3 27 20 12 1 Vitt, Tyler 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 18 Stewart, Clayton 0 0-3 15-18 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 15 KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn White, Hutch 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Sherman, James 50 2917 58.3 17 1 Rodgers, Kordell 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Kessler, Chris 2 109 54.5 0 0 Krawczyk, AJ 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Total 52 3026 58.2 17 1 477 40.8 24 Harris, Alec 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Opponents 66 3979 60.3 29 2 591 40.3 24 Twyford, Caleb 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Brown Jr, Robert 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Kessler, Chris 0 0-2 4-4 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 4 White, Hutch 16 166 10.4 0 45 Total 32 6-14 27-31 0-0 0 0-1 0 0 237 Taylor, Anthony D 1 31 31.0 0 0 Opponents 39 18-19 36-38 0-0 1 1-1 0 3 332 Total 17 197 11.6 0 45 Opponents 20 153 7.7 1 48 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Brown, Keenen 12 75 577 0 0 0 652 54.3 INTERCEPTIONS RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Haydel, Jeremiah 12 -2 326 0 243 0 567 47.2 Rodgers, Kordell 2 51 25.5 1 51 White, Hutch 12 4 298 166 0 0 468 39.0 Morris, Jarron 1 0 0.0 0 0 Twyford, Caleb 11 311 121 0 13 0 445 40.5 Taylor, Anthony J 1 0 0.0 0 0 Watts, Tyler 12 23 186 0 209 0 418 34.8 Lewis Jr, Clifton 1 23 23.0 0 23 Taylor, Anthony D 12 312 63 31 0 0 406 33.8 Waddy, JaShon 1 0 0.0 0 0 Jones III, Willie 8 402 0 0 0 0 402 50.2 Total 6 74 12.3 1 51 Brown Jr, Robert 10 303 34 0 0 0 337 33.7 Opponents 12 172 14.3 1 55 Vitt, Tyler 9 237 31 0 0 0 268 29.8 Banks, Javen 11 0 161 0 0 0 161 14.6 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Hays, Mason 12 0 122 0 0 0 122 10.2 Watts, Tyler 11 209 19.0 0 39 Sheread, Jah’Marae 4 1 53 0 67 0 121 30.2 Haydel, Jeremiah 10 243 24.3 0 50 Bedford, TJ 5 0 90 0 0 0 90 18.0 Pacheco, Alvin 3 49 16.3 0 24 Harris, Alec 3 72 11 0 0 0 83 27.7 Sheread, Jah’Marae 2 67 33.5 0 54 Rodgers, Kordell 11 0 0 0 0 51 51 4.6 Lilly, John 1 10 10.0 0 10 Pacheco, Alvin 12 0 0 0 49 0 49 4.1 Twyford, Caleb 1 13 13.0 0 13 Rogers, Elijah 12 0 36 0 0 0 36 3.0 Total 28 591 21.1 0 54 Powell, Kelton 12 0 31 0 0 0 31 2.6 Opponents 27 477 17.7 0 46 Graham, TJ 10 0 31 0 0 0 31 3.1 Gipson, Jaylen 5 24 0 0 0 0 24 4.8 FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Lewis Jr, Clifton 12 0 0 0 0 23 23 1.9 Waddy, JaShon 1 11 11.0 0 11 Nelson, Jaylin 7 23 0 0 0 0 23 3.3 Lewis Jr, Clifton 1 5 5.0 0 5 Aragon, Blake 3 0 15 0 0 0 15 5.0 Krawczyk, AJ 1 82 82.0 1 82 Lilly, John 4 0 0 0 10 0 10 2.5 Total 3 98 32.7 1 82 Graham, Gavin 12 9 0 0 0 0 9 0.8 Opponents 3 75 25.0 3 34 Harris, LeDarrius 12 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.1 TEAM 6 -18 0 0 0 0 -18 -3.0 FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk Total 12 1777 2186 197 591 74 4825 402.1 Sherman, James 6-9 66.7 0-1 2-2 2-2 2-3 0-1 41 2 Opponents 12 2188 2419 153 477 172 5409 450.8 Kessler, Chris 0-2 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-1 0 1 Stewart, Clayton 0-3 0.0 0-0 0-0 0-2 0-1 0-0 0 0

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE |------Tackles------| |--Sacks---| |------Pass Def------| |-Fumbles-| Blkd DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yards Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf 9 London II, Bryan 12 53 56 109 5.5-11 . . 6 2 1-0 2 . . 30 Daniels, Nikolas 12 48 60 108 7.0-24 1.0-10 . 4 5 1-0 1 . . 18 Griffin, Frankie 12 33 38 71 8.0-29 2.0-16 . 1 1 . 3 . . 21 Newman, Josh 12 28 28 56 1.0-0 . . 3 . . . . . 11 Davis, Ishmael 11 22 29 51 8.0-27 3.5-15 . 3 3 2-0 1 . . 1C Morris, Jarron 12 35 9 44 2.0-8 1.0-5 1-0 6 . . 1 . . 88 Patton, Caeveon 12 17 24 41 3.5-14 2.5-12 . 3 1 . . . . 16 Waddy, JaShon 12 20 20 40 0.5-0 . 1-0 7 . 1-11 2 . . 6 Taylor, Anthony J 12 28 12 40 1.0-4 . 1-0 5 . 1-0 . . . 12 Lewis Jr, Clifton 12 18 19 37 4.5-16 1.0-6 1-23 3 1 1-5 1 . . 3A Rodgers, Kordell 11 25 12 37 1.0-2 . 2-51 5 1 . . . . 45 Smith, Jakharious 11 12 23 35 3.5-13 1.0-10 . . 2 . . . . 47 Krawczyk, AJ 8 18 9 27 1.0-1 . . . . 2-82 1 . . 4A Graham, Gavin 12 14 10 24 2.0-2 . . . 1 . . . . 8A Vinson, Hal 10 12 10 22 1.5-8 1.0-6 . . 1 . 2 . . 2 Pacheco, Alvin 12 7 10 17 . . . . 1 . . . . 91 Awad, Sami 12 6 10 16 ...... 24 Smith, Jalen 5 4 7 11 1.0-1 . . 2 . . . . . 22 Coleman, Markeveon 12 5 5 10 1.0-1 1.0-1 . . . 1-0 . . . 44 Brannon, John 10 3 6 9 0.5-0 . . . 1 . . . . 7 Hines, Kumonde 8 3 6 9 1.0-2 ...... 9A Ezidore, Nico 8 3 5 8 0.5-1 ...... 3C Deason, Auston 11 6 1 7 ...... 94 Taylor, Dean 4 2 4 6 ...... 73 Pierce, Jaquel 9 5 1 6 1.0-1 ...... 97 Galvan-Vazquez, Emmanuel 7 4 2 6 1.0-2 . . . 1 . . . . 41 Harris, LeDarrius 12 1 4 5 ...... 40 Alley, Malik 12 2 1 3 0.5-1 ...... 31 Johnson, Dennis 6 2 1 3 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 10 Hays, Mason 12 2 1 3 . . . . . 1-0 . . . 96 Onyirioha, Kingsley 4 2 1 3 1.5-8 1.0-5 . 1 . . . . . 4 Twyford, Caleb 11 3 . 3 ...... 98 Daniels, Bill 1 . 2 2 ...... 27 Harris, London 12 . 2 2 ...... 1 . 72 Rowland, Jacob 11 . 2 2 ...... 26 Roach, Kieston 6 . 2 2 ...... 14 Withers, Pierce 2 2 . 2 ...... 1A Vitt, Tyler 9 2 . 2 ...... 2D Pope, Isaac 1 1 1 2 ...... 3 Haydel, Jeremiah 12 2 . 2 ...... 50 Jordan, Reece 12 1 . 1 ...... 1B Banks, Javen 11 1 . 1 ...... 48 Simmons, Tommy 8 . 1 1 ...... 8 Jones III, Willie 8 1 . 1 ...... 25 Taylor, Anthony D 12 . 1 1 ...... 1 . 13 Graham, TJ 10 1 . 1 ...... 20 Brown Jr, Robert 10 . 1 1 ...... 55 Brewer, Aaron 12 1 . 1 ...... 43 Sherman, James 11 . 1 1 ...... 46 Warner, Justin 11 1 . 1 ...... 54 Thompson, Hunter 3 ...... 1 . . . . Total 12 456 440 896 58-176 15-86 6-74 49 22 12-98 14 2 . Opponents 12 419 406 825 87.0-382 29-210 12-172 35 47 11-75 9 6 3

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TRACKING THE BOBCATS Kickoff Halftime Final Coin Kickoff/ 1st. TXST 1st Opp. Game Game Game Opponent Time (local) Length Att. Score Score Toss Receive Poss. Poss. Pants Jersey Helmet at Rutgers 12:01 3:18 40, 124 0-21 7-35 TXST Kickoff Blocked FG Touchdown White Gold White Texas Southern 6:05 4:10 15, 440 16-0 36-20 TSU Kickoff 36 yd. FG Punt White Maroon Maroon at South Alabama 6:05 4:06 16, 051 24-16 31-41 USA Receive Punt fumble Black White Black at UTSA 6:05 3:26 29, 205 7-17 21-25 UTSA Receive Fumble Touchdown White White White Louisiana 6:05 3:04 17, 062 0-28 27-42 TXST Deferred/KO Punt Punt Maroon Maroon Maroon Georgia Southern 6:32 3:16 9, 545 0-10 13-15 GS Receive Downs Punt Black Black Black at ULM 6:05 2:57 13, 235 7-17 14-20 TXST Deferred/KO Punt Punt Maroon White White New Mexico State 6:05 3:10 15, 045 20-13 27-20 TXST Deferred/KO Touchdown Punt White Maroon White at Georgia State 1:05 3:00 11, 312 13-10 40-31 TXST Deferred/KO Touchdown Touchdown Gold White Maroon Appalachian State 3:05 2:43 11, 482 0-21 7-38 APP Receive Fumble Touchdown White Maroon White Troy 2:35 2:53 20, 437 0-9 7-12 Troy Receive Punt Field Goal White White WHite 2018 GAME-BY-GAME STARTERS OFFENSE QB RB WR WR WR TE RT RG C LG LT at Rutgers Jones III A.D. Taylor Hays Haydel Watts Brown Rowland Heitmeier Jordan Tachie Brewer Texas Southern Jones III A.D. Taylor Hays Haydel Watts Brown Rowland Heitmeier Jordan Tachie Brewer South Alabama Jones III Twyford Bedford Haydel Watts Brown Rowland Heitmeier Jordan Tachie Brewer UTSA Jones III A. D. Taylor Bedford Haydel Watts Brown Cooks Washington Jordan Tachie Brewer Louisiana Vitt R. Brown, Jr. Hays Haydel Watts Brown Moore Washington Jordan Tachie Brewer Georgia Southern Vitt R. Brown, Jr. Hays Haydel Watts Brown Jemison Rowland Jordan Momerelle Brewer ULM Vitt A.D. Taylor Hays Haydel Rogers Brown Moore Rowland Brewer Momerelle Cooks New Mexico State Jones III A.D. Taylor Hays Haydel Rogers Brown Moore Jordan Brewer Momerelle Cooks Georgia State Jones III R.Brown, Jr. Hays Haydel Watts Brown Moore Jordan Brewer Momerelle Rowland Appalachian State Jones III R.Brown, Jr. Hays Haydel Watts Brown Moore Jordan Brewer Momerelle Rowland Troy Vitt R.Brown, Jr. Hays Haydel Watts Brown Moore Jordan Brewer Momerelle Rowland Arkansas State Vitt Twyford Hays Haydel Watts Brown Jemison Jordan Brewer Momerelle Rowland

DEFENSE DE NT DT LB/S LB LB LB CB CB S S at Rutgers Davis D. Taylor Patton Vinson London II Daniels Griffin A. J. Taylor Rodgers Waddy Krawczyk Texas Southern Hines D. Taylor Patton Vinson London II Daniels Griffin A. J. Taylor Rodgers Waddy Krawczyk South Alabama Davis D. Taylor Patton Vinson London II Daniels Griffin Morris Rodgers Waddy Newman UTSA Davis D. Taylor Patton Brannon London II Daniels Griffin Morris Rodgers Waddy Newman Louisiana Davis Awad Patton Vinson London II Daniels Griffin Morris Rodgers Waddy Newman Georgia Southern Davis Awad Patton Vinson London II Daniels Griffin Morris Rodgers Waddy Newman ULM Davis Patton J.K. Smith Pacheco London II Daniels Griffin Morris Rodgers Waddy Newman New Mexico State Davis Patton J.K. Smith Lewis, Jr. London II Daniels Griffin Morris A. J. Taylor Waddy Newman Georgia State Davis Awad Patton Lewis, Jr. London II Daniels Griffin Morris A. J. Taylor Waddy Newman Appalachian State Davis Awad Patton Vinson Lewis, Jr. Daniels Griffin Morris A. J. Taylor Smith Newman Troy Davis Awad Patton Krawczyk London II Daniels Lewis, Jr. Morris A.J. Taylor Waddy Newman Arkansas State Davis Awad Patton Krawczyk LondonII Daniels Lewis, Jr. Mooris A.J. Taylor Waddy Newman

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE TEXAS STATE GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS |------RUSHING------| |------RECEIVING------| |------PASSING------| |------KICK RET------| |----PUNT RET-----| tot Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg off Sept. 01 at Rutgers 31 69 0 22 10 100 0 23 10-25-1 100 0 23 2 19 0 13 1 -1 0 0 169 Sept. 08 Texas Southern 51 306 1 25 19 241 1 49 19-30-0 241 1 49 2 36 0 23 3 29 0 23 547 Sept. 15 at South Alabama 52 158 2 50 17 214 2 42 17-32-2 214 2 42 4 82 0 22 1 7 0 0 372 Sept. 22 at UTSA 25 26 1 11 17 222 2 27 17-28-2 222 2 27 4 87 0 27 2 63 0 32 248 Oct. 06 Louisiana 28 124 0 30 29 301 4 36 29-41-0 301 4 36 0 0 0 0 2 28 0 27 425 Oct. 11 Georgia Southern 32 107 1 61 14 135 1 29 14-27-1 135 1 29 1 39 0 39 2 -3 0 2 242 Oct. 20 at ULM 36 127 2 21 15 115 0 26 15-25-0 115 0 26 2 16 0 14 1 10 0 10 242 Oct. 27 New Mexico State 49 239 2 34 9 113 2 39 9-18-0 113 2 39 2 62 0 39 2 55 0 45 352 Nov. 03 at Georgia State 36 164 4 48 21 325 2 93 21-26-0 325 2 93 1 0 0 0 2 6 0 15 489 Nov. 10 APP State 31 86 0 15 19 132 1 15 19-30-1 132 1 15 6 196 0 54 0 0 0 0 218 Nov. 17 at Troy 36 129 1 41 9 155 0 38 9-23-5 155 0 38 1 13 0 13 1 3 0 3 284 Nov. 24 ASU 40 242 1 57 16 133 0 31 16-27-0 133 0 31 3 41 0 18 0 0 0 0 375 Totals 447 1777 15 61 195 2186 15 93 195-332-12 2186 15 93 28 591 0 54 17 197 0 45 3963 Opponent 481 2188 19 79 224 2419 15 75 224-388-6 2419 15 75 27 477 0 46 20 153 1 48 4607

|------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| Pass Blkd |-Kicks--XPTS -| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Pts Sept. 01 at Rutgers 48 26 74 4.0-20 1.0-11 1 1-0 3-51 2 4 0 1-1 0 0 0 7 Sept. 08 Texas Southern 22 28 50 4.0-12 1.0-5 2 1-82 0-0 0 7 0 3-3 0 0 0 36 Sept. 15 at South Alabama 38 34 72 7.0-17 0.0-0 3 3-0 0-0 2 4 1 4-4 0 0 0 31 Sept. 22 at UTSA 54 10 64 6.0-12 1.0-6 1 1-0 0-0 4 4 1 3-3 0 0 0 21 Oct. 06 Louisiana 36 48 84 4.0-7 0.0-0 0 0-0 1-0 1 2 0 4-3 0 0 0 27 Oct. 11 Georgia Southern 39 40 79 5.0-20 3.0-15 0 1-0 0-0 1 0 0 1-1 0 0 0 13 Oct. 20 at ULM 31 50 81 6.0-18 2.0-5 3 2-5 0-0 0 5 0 2-2 0 0 0 14 Oct. 27 New Mexico State 40 28 68 5.0-13 3.0-11 0 0-0 2-23 7 9 0 4-3 0 0 0 27 Nov. 03 at Georgia State 46 24 70 2.0-4 0.0-0 2 2-11 0-0 1 2 0 6-4 0 0 0 40 Nov. 10 APP State 30 52 82 5.0-10 1.0-5 1 0-0 0-0 2 4 0 1-1 0 0 0 7 Nov. 17 at Troy 31 60 91 5.0-13 1.0-8 0 0-0 0-0 1 6 0 1-1 0 0 0 7 Nov. 24 Arkansas State 41 40 81 5.0-30 2.0-20 1 1-0 0-0 1 2 0 1-1 0 0 0 7 Totals 456 440 896 58.0-176 15.0-86 14 12-98 6-74 22 49 2 31-27 0 0 0 237 Opponent 419 406 825 87.0-382 29.0-210 9 11-75 12-172 47 35 6 38-36 0 1 3 332

|------PUNTING------| |------FIELD GOALS------| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OB Sept. 01 at Rutgers 8 288 36.0 60 0 0 1 1 2 1-0 0 1 2 109 54.5 0 0 Sept. 08 Texas Southern 3 84 28.0 41 0 0 2 0 2 6-5 41 0 9 551 61.2 5 1 Sept. 15 at South Alabama 5 206 41.2 52 0 1 1 1 1 2-1 21 1 6 375 62.5 1 0 Sept. 22 at UTSA 5 184 36.8 51 0 0 3 1 0 1-0 0 0 5 259 51.8 0 0 Oct. 06 Louisiana 6 258 43.0 54 0 0 0 2 1 0-0 0 0 5 290 58.0 2 0 Oct. 11 Georgia Southern 7 235 33.6 40 0 1 2 0 1 0-0 0 0 3 140 46.7 0 0 Oct. 20 at ULM 8 300 37.5 46 0 0 3 0 4 1-0 0 0 3 191 63.7 1 0 Oct. 27 New Mexico State 7 199 28.4 53 1 0 2 1 1 1-0 0 0 5 294 58.8 3 0 Nov. 03 at Georgia State 5 202 40.4 58 0 0 1 1 2 1-0 0 1 7 422 60.3 5 0 Nov. 10 APP State 4 175 43.8 53 0 2 0 1 1 0-0 0 0 2 125 62.5 0 0 Nov. 17 at Troy 6 259 43.2 55 0 0 2 1 2 0-0 0 0 2 123 61.5 0 0 Nov. 24 Arkansas State 7 220 31.4 46 1 0 1 0 2 1-0 0 0 3 147 49.0 0 0 Totals 71 2610 36.8 60 2 4 18 9 19 14-6 41 3 52 3026 58.2 17 1 Opponent 67 2600 38.8 58 1 3 27 12 20 19-18 47 0 66 3979 60.3 29 2

TEXAS STATE INSIDE THE RED-ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game Sept. 01 at Rutgers L 7-35 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 08 Texas Southern W 36-20 5 5 19 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 15 at South Alabama L 31-41 3 3 17 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 22 at UTSA L 21-25 4 3 21 3 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 06 Louisiana L 27-42 3 2 14 2 0 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Oct. 11 Georgia Southern L 13-15 2 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 Oct. 20 at ULM L 14-20 3 2 14 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 27 New Mexico State W 27-20 3 3 20 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 03 at Georgia State W 40-31 5 4 28 4 3 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 10 APP State L 7-38 2 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Nov. 17 at Troy L 7-12 2 1 7 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Nov. 24 Arkansas State L 7-33 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 33 25 154 20 12 8 5 4 2 2 0 0 0 25 of 33 (75.8%)

96 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW OPPONENTS GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS |------RUSHING------| |------RECEIVING------| |------PASSING------| |------KICK RET------| |----PUNT RET-----| tot Date Opponent No. Yds TD Lg No. Yds TD Lg Cmp-Att-Int Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg No Yds TD Lg off Sept. 01 at Rutgers 46 218 3 28 20 205 1 29 20-30-3 205 1 29 2 33 0 21 2 -3 0 0 423 Sept. 08 Texas Southern 20 36 0 15 21 315 3 75 21-40-0 315 3 75 3 29 0 12 0 0 0 0 351 Sept. 15 at South Alabama 27 116 2 23 24 266 2 63 24-33-0 266 2 63 5 131 0 46 1 -2 0 0 382 Sept. 22 at UTSA 41 145 0 16 19 127 1 22 19-35-0 127 1 22 4 64 0 28 1 13 0 13 272 Oct. 06 Louisiana 49 327 4 64 14 230 2 45 14-23-1 230 2 45 2 20 0 14 4 20 0 8 557 Oct. 11 Georgia Southern 52 164 1 18 7 51 0 14 7-12-0 51 0 14 1 16 0 16 1 6 0 6 215 Oct. 20 at ULM 43 229 1 60 13 124 1 27 13-29-0 124 1 27 2 33 0 18 0 0 0 0 353 Oct. 27 New Mexico State 33 153 1 40 29 275 0 35 29-59-2 275 0 35 1 21 0 21 3 5 0 2 428 Nov. 03 at Georgia State 43 221 3 29 21 224 1 27 21-40-0 224 1 27 1 17 0 17 3 69 0 48 445 Nov. 10 APP State 34 221 3 79 25 247 2 43 25-36-0 247 2 43 2 36 0 19 1 6 0 6 468 Nov. 17 at Troy 47 141 0 16 13 79 0 20 13-27-0 79 0 20 2 62 0 32 2 22 0 12 220 Nov. 24 Arkansas State 46 217 1 53 18 276 2 60 18-24-0 276 2 60 2 15 0 15 2 17 1 17 493 Opponent totals 481 2188 19 79 224 2419 15 75 224-388-6 2419 15 75 27 477 0 46 20 153 1 48 4607 Texas State 447 1777 15 61 195 2186 15 93 195-332-12 2186 15 93 28 591 0 54 17 197 0 45 3963

|------TACKLES------| |-SACKS-| |-FUMBLE-| Pass Blkd |-Kicks--XPTS -| Date Opponent Solo Ast Total TFL-Yds No-Yds FF FR-Yds Int-Yds QBH Brk Kick Att-Mad Run Rcv Saf Pts Sept. 01 at Rutgers 23 38 61 11.0-53 3.0-30 1 2-14 1--5 4 6 1 5-5 0 0 0 35 Sept. 08 Texas Southern 41 50 91 5.0-28 1.0-16 0 1-0 0-0 3 2 0 3-2 0 0 0 20 Sept. 15 at South Alabama 42 48 90 10.0-42 3.0-25 1 1-0 2-84 5 6 1 4-3 0 1 0 41 Sept. 22 at UTSA 38 8 46 8.0-38 5.0-34 1 1-27 2-11 3 2 0 2-2 0 0 1 25 Oct. 06 Louisiana 29 48 77 6.0-28 2.0-17 0 0-0 0-0 5 4 0 6-6 0 0 0 42 Oct. 11 Georgia Southern 34 22 56 9.0-39 4.0-22 0 1-0 1-34 4 1 0 1-1 0 0 1 15 Oct. 20 at ULM 31 40 71 10.0-38 3.0-19 0 0-0 0-0 5 3 0 2-2 0 0 0 20 Oct. 27 New Mexico State 37 30 67 5.0-23 1.0-6 2 1-34 0-0 5 1 1 2-2 0 0 0 20 Nov. 03 at Georgia State 48 10 58 5.0-29 1.0-14 0 0-0 0-0 0 1 2 4-4 0 0 0 31 Nov. 10 APP State 34 36 70 5.0-22 2.0-15 1 2-0 1-2 6 4 0 5-5 0 0 0 38 Nov. 17 at Troy 23 40 63 5.0-24 1.0-4 1 1-0 5-46 1 5 0 0-0 0 0 0 12 Nov. 24 Arkansas State 39 36 75 8.0-18 3.0-8 2 1-0 0-0 6 0 1 4-4 0 0 1 33 Opponent totals 419 406 825 87.0-382 29.0-210 9 11-75 12-172 47 35 6 38-36 0 1 3 332 Texas State 456 440 896 58.0-176 15.0-86 14 12-98 6-74 22 49 2 31-27 0 0 0 237

|------PUNTING------| |------FIELD GOALS------| |------KICKOFFS------| Date Opponent No Yds Avg Long Blkd TB FC 50+ I20 Att-Made Lg Blkd No Yds Avg TB OB Sept. 01 at Rutgers 3 118 39.3 47 0 0 1 0 1 0-0 0 0 6 392 65.3 4 0 Sept. 08 Texas Southern 9 288 32.0 40 0 0 4 0 2 0-0 0 0 4 186 46.5 0 0 Sept. 15 at South Alabama 5 202 40.4 43 0 0 4 0 2 2-2 47 0 8 479 59.9 3 0 Sept. 22 at UTSA 7 274 39.1 55 1 1 1 3 2 3-3 44 0 5 314 62.8 1 0 Oct. 06 Louisiana 4 143 35.8 38 0 0 2 0 1 0-0 0 0 7 455 65.0 7 0 Oct. 11 Georgia Southern 8 319 39.9 52 0 0 2 1 3 2-2 43 0 3 190 63.3 1 1 Oct. 20 at ULM 4 158 39.5 51 0 0 2 1 1 2-2 43 0 5 322 64.4 3 0 Oct. 27 New Mexico State 5 192 38.4 50 0 0 2 1 1 3-2 25 0 5 300 60.0 2 0 Nov. 03 at Georgia State 4 179 44.8 58 0 0 0 2 2 1-1 27 0 5 289 57.8 3 0 Nov. 10 APP State 4 153 38.2 45 0 0 3 0 0 1-1 29 0 7 406 58.0 1 0 Nov. 17 at Troy 9 366 40.7 55 0 2 3 3 3 4-4 47 0 5 294 58.8 2 1 Nov. 24 Arkansas State 5 208 41.6 52 0 0 3 1 2 1-1 30 0 6 352 58.7 2 0 Opponent totals 67 2600 38.8 58 1 3 27 12 20 19-18 47 0 66 3979 60.3 29 2 Texas State 71 2610 36.8 60 2 4 18 9 19 14-6 41 3 52 3026 58.2 17 1

OPPONENTS INSIDE THE RED-ZONE Times Times Total Rush Pass FGs Failed to score inside RZ Date Opponent Score In RZ Scored Pts TDs TDs TDs Made FGA Downs Int Fumb Half Game Sept. 01 at Rutgers L 7-35 6 4 28 4 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 Sept. 08 Texas Southern W 36-20 2 2 13 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 15 at South Alabama L 31-41 4 4 23 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Sept. 22 at UTSA L 21-25 1 1 7 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 06 Louisiana L 27-42 7 6 42 6 4 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Oct. 11 Georgia Southern L 13-15 3 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 Oct. 20 at ULM L 14-20 3 3 13 1 1 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oct. 27 New Mexico State W 27-20 5 3 13 1 1 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 Nov. 03 at Georgia State W 40-31 4 4 24 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 10 APP State L 7-38 5 5 31 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 17 at Troy L 7-12 2 2 6 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 Nov. 24 Arkansas State L 7-33 3 2 10 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 Totals 45 38 220 27 17 10 11 1 1 3 1 1 0 38 of 45 (84.4%)

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE THIRD-DOWN CONVERSIONS BY QUARTER Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OT Sept. 01 at Rutgers L 7-35 1-13 7.7% 0-3 0.0% 1-3 33.3% 0-3 0.0% 0-4 0.0% Sept. 08 Texas Southern W 36-20 6-15 40.0% 1-3 33.3% 0-3 0.0% 4-7 57.1% 1-2 50.0% Sept. 15 at South Alabama L 31-41 5-17 29.4% 0-3 0.0% 2-5 40.0% 3-5 60.0% 0-4 0.0% Sept. 22 at UTSA L 21-25 4-11 36.4% 0-3 0.0% 1-3 33.3% 2-3 66.7% 1-2 50.0% Oct. 06 Louisiana L 27-42 8-16 50.0% 1-4 25.0% 2-5 40.0% 2-3 66.7% 3-4 75.0% Oct. 11 Georgia Southern L 13-15 2-12 16.7% 1-4 25.0% 0-3 0.0% 0-1 0.0% 1-4 25.0% Oct. 20 at ULM L 14-20 2-13 15.4% 0-2 0.0% 0-3 0.0% 1-4 25.0% 1-4 25.0% Oct. 27 New Mexico State W 27-20 7-17 41.2% 2-3 66.7% 1-4 25.0% 2-5 40.0% 2-5 40.0% Nov. 03 at Georgia State W 40-31 6-14 42.9% 1-2 50.0% 0-3 0.0% 3-5 60.0% 2-4 50.0% Nov. 10 Appalachian State L 7-38 3-12 25.0% 2-4 50.0% 1-3 33.3% 0-2 0.0% 0-3 0.0% Nov 17 at Troy L 7-12 6-13 46.2% 2-4 50.0% 2-4 50.0% 0-2 0.0% 2-3 66.7% Nov. 24 Arkansas State L 7-33 3-13 23.1% 1-3 33.3% 2-5 40.0% 0-3 0.0% 0-2 0.0% Texas State 53-166 31.9% 11-38 28.9% 12-44 27.3% 17-4339.5% 13-41 31.7% 0-0 0.0% Opponents 78-200 39.0% 21-47 44.7% 18-52 34.6% 25-5050.0% 14-51 27.5% 0-0 0.0%

FOURTH-DOWN CONVERSIONS Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OT Sept. 01 at Rutgers L 7-35 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% Sept. 08 Texas Southern W 36-20 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% Sept. 15 at South Alabama L 31-41 1-3 33.3% 0-1 0.0% 0-1 0.0% 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% Sept. 22 at UTSA L 21-25 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% Oct. 06 Louisiana L 27-42 1-2 50.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-1 0.0% Oct. 11 Georgia Southern L 13-15 1-2 50.0% 1-2 50.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% Oct. 20 at ULM L 14-20 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% Oct. 27 New Mexico State W 27-20 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% Nov. 03 at Georgia State W 40-31 2-2 100.0% 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-1 100.0% 0-0 0.0% Nov. 10 Appalachian State L 7-38 2-4 50.0% 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 1-1 100.0% 1-2 50.0% Nov. 17 at Troy L 7-12 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% Nov. 24 Arkansas State L 7-33 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-1 0.0% 0-0 0.0% 0-0 0.0% Texas State 7-15 46.7% 2-5 40.0% 1-4 25.0% 3-3 100.0% 1-3 33.3% 0-0 0.0% Opponents 13-22 59.1% 1-3 33.3% 4-5 80.0% 1-2 50.0% 7-12 58.3% 0-0 0.0%

TIME OF POSSESSION Date Opponent Score Overall 1st Qtr 2nd Qtr 3rd Qtr 4th Qtr OT Sept. 01 at Rutgers L 7-35 24:28 8:01 5:11 5:53 5:23 Sept. 08 Texas Southern W 36-20 33:17 7:16 6:25 10:51 8:45 Sept. 15 at South Alabama L 31-41 36:08 5:43 11:15 12:07 7:03 Sept. 22 at UTSA L 21-25 25:14 6:08 7:01 8:07 3:58 Oct. 06 Louisiana L 27-42 27:42 5:57 5:17 6:58 9:30 Oct. 11 Georgia Southern L 13-15 23:43 9:37 5:21 2:40 6:05 Oct. 20 at ULM L 14-20 31:12 8:55 6:53 7:35 7:49 Oct. 27 New Mexico State W 27-20 27:01 3:56 7:54 8:41 6:30 Nov. 03 at Georgia State W 40-31 26:32 5:39 4:34 8:02 8:17 Nov. 10 Appalachian State L 7-38 26:24 7:20 6:32 5:14 7:18 Nov 17 at Troy L 7-12 24:01 6:34 7:28 3:46 6:13 Nov. 24 Arkansas State L 7-33 28:08 8:27 9:14 6:53 3:34 Texas State Total 334:37 83:33 83:05 87:34 80:25 0:00 Avg. 27:53 6:57 6:55 7:17 6:42 0:00 Opponents Total 385:23 96:27 96:55 92:26 99:35 0:00 Avg. 32:06 8:02 8:04 7:42 8:17 0:00

98 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW TEXAS STATE SCORING DRIVES GAME-OPENING DRIVES RUTGERS ------TEXAS STATE ------3rd - Rodgers interception return (Sherman kick) Opponent Plays Yards TOP Result Rutgers 15 59 7:57 Missed FG TEXAS SOUTHERN Plays-Yds Time Texas Southern 7 31 3:02 Field Goal 1st - Sherman 36-yd field goal 7-31 3:02 South Alabama 4 13 1:54 Punt 2nd- Sherman 35-yd field goal 11-57 3:40 UTSA 3 (-3) 0:53 Fumble 2nd- Jones III 46-yd pass to K. Brown 6-88 2:29 Louisiana 6 27 2:52 Punt 2nd- Sherman 41-yd field goal 5-44 0:28 Georgia Southern 15 59 6:14 T/O Downs 3rd- Sherman 41-yd field goal 11-46 4:44 ULM 5 6 3;12 Punt 3rd- Krawczyk 82 yd. fumble return New Mexico State 3 28 0:55 TD 4th- A.D. Taylor 1 yd run 7-75 2:15 Georgia State 6 75 1:46 TD 4th- Sherman 23-yd field goal 10-57 3:25 Appalachian State 5 42 1:54 Fumble Troy 3 7 1:18 Punt SOUTH ALABAMA Plays-Yds Time 1st - Sherman 21-yd field goal 6-19 1:12 ------OPPONENT ------Jones III 50-yd run (Sherman kick) 4-75 1:15 Opponent Plays Yards TOP Result Jones III 42-yd pass to Banks (Sherman kick) 2-42 0:15 Rutgers 11 71 5:19 TD 2nd- Banks 1-yd run (Sherman kick) 12-58 5:50 Texas Southern 3 2 1:30 Punt 3rd- Jones III 25-yd pass to White (Sherman kick) 9-62 3:25 South Alabama 0 (-2) 0:00 Fumble UTSA 10 58 4:44 TD UTSA Plays-Yds Time Louisiana 3 6 1:36 Punt 1st - Vitt 1-yd run (Stewart kick) 6-64 2:34 Georgia Southern 3 7 2:02 Punt 3rd- Vitt 23-yd pass to K. Brown (Stewart kick) 10-82 5:53 ULM 3 6 0:41 Punt 4th- Vitt 13-yd pass to White (Stewart kick) 5-14 2:12 New Mexico State 5 10 1:58 Punt Georgia State 9 75 3:51 TD LOUISIANA Plays-Yds Time Appalachian State 3 67 1:02 TD 3rd - Vitt 36-yd pass to Haydel (kick failed) 1-36 0:06 Troy 12 42 4:33 Field Goal 3rd- White 5-yd pass to Vitt (Stewart kick) 6-77 2:35 4th- Vitt 27-yd pass to K. Brown (Stewart kick) 7-75 2:29 4th- Vitt 15-yd pass to K. Brown (Stewart kick) 8-75 3:21 SECOND-HALF OPENING DRIVES ------TEXAS STATE ------GEORGIA SOUTHERN Plays-Yds Time Opponent Plays Yards TOP Result 3rd - Brown 3 yd run (Stewart kick) 3-65 1:00 Rutgers 4 6 1:07 Punt 4th- Vitt 29-yd pass to Haydel (Vitt pass failed) 6-75 2:07 Texas Southern 11 46 4:44 Field Goal South Alabama 9 62 3:25 Touchdown ULM Plays-Yds Time UTSA 2 23 0:25 Interception 1st - Vitt 7-yd run (Stewart kick) 3-21 1:08 Louisiana 3 5 1:53 Punt 4th- Brown Jr. 4-yd run (Stewart kick) 8-46 3:56 Georgia Southern 0 4 0:00 Fumble ULM 7 22 3:42 Punt NEW MEXICO STATE Plays-Yds Time New Mexico State 7 75 2:46 TD 1st - Jones III 19-yd run (Stewart kick) 3-28 0:55 Georgia State 7 26 2:40 Punt 1st - A.D. Taylor 3 yd run (kick failed) 6-32 1:54 Appalachian State 3 -1 1:49 Punt 2nd - Jones III 18-yd pass to Banks (Stewart kick) 8-68 2:40 Troy 3 8 2:12 Punt 3rd - Jones III 39-yd pass to Haydel (Stewart kick) 7-75 2:46 ------OPPONENT ------GEORGIA STATE Plays-Yds Time Opponent Plays Yards TOP Result 1st - Jones III 48 yd run (kick blocked) 6-75 1:46 Rutgers 0 (1) 0.00 Fumble A.D. Taylor 2 yd run (Sherman kick) 7-44 2:45 Texas Southern 6 57 2:08 Fumble 3rd- Jones III 11 yd pass to Banks (Stewart kick) 3-18 0:49 South Alabama 5 37 1:57 Fumble Jones III 93 yd pass to Haydel (kick failed) 2-97 0:00 UTSA 6 10 2:29 Punt ` K. Brown 3 yd run (Stewart kick) 9-64 4:33 Louisiana 3 4 1:51 Punt 4th Twyford 13 yd run (Stewart kick) 3-34 1:30 Georgia Southern 7 16 3:50 Punt ULM 5 8 2:44 Punt APPALACHIAN STATE Plays-Yds Time New Mexico State 9 35 4:03 Punt 3rd- Vitt 6 yd pass to K.Brown (Kessler kick) 3-18 0:49 Georgia State 0 1 0:00 Fumble Appalachian State 2 79 0:18 TD TROY Plays-Yds Time Troy 3 1 1:35 Punt 4th- A.D. Taylor 3 yd run (Kessler kick) 7-65 2:36

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE SCORING DRIVE SUPERLATIVES TEXAS STATE SCORING DRIVES FEWEST PLAYS MOST PLAYS Yards TD FG 1 play, 36 yds (TD) Louisiana 12 plays, 58 yds (TD) South Alabama 0-9 yards 2 plays, 42 yds (TD) South Alabama 11 plays, 57 yds (FG) Texas Southern 10-19 yards 2 1 2 plays, 97 yds (TD) Georgia State 11 plays, 46 yds (FG) Texas Southern 20-29 yards 1 3 plays, 18 yds (TD) Georgia State 10 plays, 82 yds (TD) UTSA 30-39 yards 2 1 3 plays, 21 yds (TD) ULM 10 plays, 57 yds (FG) Texas Southern 40-49 yards 4 2 3 plays, 28 yds (TD) New Mexico State 9 plays, 64 yds (TD) Georgia State 50-59 yards 2 2 3 plays, 34 yds (TD) Georgia State 9 plays, 62 yds (TD) South Alabama 60-69 yards 5 1 play, 57 yds (TD) Arkansas State 8 plays, 46 yds (TD) ULM 70-79 yards 7 3 plays, 65 yds (TD) Georgia Southern 8 plays, 46 yds (TD) ULM 80-89 yards 2 4 plays, 75 yds (TD) South Alabama 8 plays, 68 yds (TD) New Mexico State 90-99 yards 1 5 plays, 25 yds (TD) UTSA 8 plays, 75 yds (TD) Louisiana 5 plays, 44 yds (FG) Texas Southern 7 plays, 75 yds (TD) New Mexico State OPPONENT SCORING DRIVES 6 plays, 19 yds (FG) South Alabama 7 plays, 75 yds (TD) Louisiana Yards TD FG 6 plays, 32 yds (TD) New Mexico State 7 plays, 75 yds (TD) Texas Southern 0-9 yards 2 2 6 plays, 64 yds (TD) UTSA 7 plays, 31 yds (FG) Texas Southern 10-19 yards 2 6 plays, 75 yds (TD) Georgia Southern 20-29 yards 1 4 6 plays, 77 yds (TD) Louisiana MOST YARDS COVERED 30-39 yards 1 3 6 plays, 88 yds (TD) Texas Southern 97 yds, 2 plays (TD) Georgia State 40-49 yards 2 88 yds, 6 plays (TD) Texas Southern 50-59 yards 4 2 FEWEST YARDS 82 yds, 10 plays (TD) UTSA 60-69 yards 9 2 14 yds, 5 plays (TD) UTSA 77 yds, 6 plays (TD) Louisiana 70-79 yards 14 1 18 yds, 3 plays (TD) Georgia State 75 yds, 7 plays (TD) New Mexico State 80-89 yards 5 19 yds, 6 plays (FG) South Alabama 75 yds, 7 plays (TD) Georgia State 90-99 yards 2 21 yds, 3 plays (TD) ULM 75 yds, 6 plays (TD) Georgia Southern 28 yds, 3 plays (TD) New Mexico State 75 yds, 8 plays (TD) Louisiana 31 yds, 7 plays (FG) Texas Southern 75 yds, 7 plays (TD) Louisiana LONGEST TD PLAYS 32 yds, 6 plays (TD) New Mexico State 75 yds, 7 plays (TD) Texas Southern 93 Willie Jones III pass to Jeremiah Haydel at Georgia State 34 yds, 3 plays (TD) Georgia State 75 yds, 4 plays (TD) South Alabama 82 A.J. Krawczyk fumble return vs. Texas Southern 36 yds, 1 play (TD) Louisiana 68 yds, 8 plays (TD) New Mexico State 51 Kordell Rodgers interception return at Rutgers 43 yds, 7 plays (TD) Appalachian State 65 yds, 7 plays (TD) Troy 50 Willie Jones III run at South Alabama 42 yds, 2 plays (TD) South Alabama 65 yds, 3 plays (TD) Georgia Southern 48 Willie Jones III run at Georgia State 44 yds, 5 plays (FG) Texas Southern 64 yds, 9 plays (TD) Georgia State 46 Willie Jones III pass to Keenen Brown vs. Texas Southern 44 yds, 7 plays (TD) Georgia State 64 yds, 6 plays (TD) UTSA 42 Willie Jones III pass to Javen Banks at South Alabama 46 yds, 8 plays (TD) ULM 62 yds. 9 plays (TD) South Alabama 39 Willie Jones III pass to Jeremiah Haydel vs NM State 46 yds, 11 plays (FG) Texas Southern 58 yds, 12 plays (TD) South Alabama 36 Tyler Vitt pass to Jeremiah Haydel vs. Louisiana 57 yds, 10 plays (FG) Texas Southern 29 Tyler Vitt pass to Jeremiah Haydel vs Georgja Southern 57 yds, 11 plays (FG) Texas Southern MOST TIME ELAPSED 27 Tyler Vitt pass to Keenen Brown vs Louisiana 5:53 - 10 plays, 82 yds (TD) UTSA 25 Willie Jones III pass to Hutch White at South Alabama LEAST TIME ELAPSED 5:50 - 12 plays, 58 yds (TD) South Alabama 23 Tyler Vitt pass to Keenen Brown at UTSA 0:00 - 2 plays, 97 yds (TD) Georgia State 4:44 - 11 plays, 46 yds (FG) Texas Southern 0:10 - 1 play, 57 yds (TD) Arkansas State 4:33 - 9 plays, 64 yds (TD) Georgia State 0:06 - 1 play, 36 yds (TD) Louisiana 3:56 - 8 plays, 46 yds (TD) ULM 0:15 - 2 plays, 42 yds (TD) South Alabama 3:40 - 11 plays, 57 yds (FG) Texas Southern 0:28 - 5 plays, 44 yds (FG) Texas Southern 3:25 - 9 plays, 62 yds (TD) South Alabama 0:49 - 3 plays, 18 yds (TD) Georgia State 3:25 - 10 plays, 57 yds (FG) Texas Southern 0:55 - 3 plays, 28 yds (TD) New Mexico State 3:21 - 8 plays, 75 yds (TD) Louisiana 1:00 - 3 plays, 65 yds (TD) Georgia Southern 3:15 - 7 plays, 43 yds (TD) Appalachian State 1:08 - 3 plays, 21 yds (TD) ULM 3:02 - 7 plays, 31 yds (FG) Texas Southern 1:12 - 6 plays, 19 yds (FG) South Alabama 2:46 - 7 plays, 75 yds (TD) New Mexico State 1:15 - 4 plays, 75 yds (TD) South Alabama 2:35 - 6 plays, 77 yds (TD) Louisiana 1:30 - 3 plays, 34 yds (TD) Georgia State 2:34 - 6 plays, 64 yds (TD) UTSA 1:54 - 6 plays, 32 yds (TD) New Mexico State 2:29 - 6 plays, 88 yds (TD) Texas Southern 2:07 - 6 plays, 75 yds (TD) Georgia Southern 2:29 - 7 plays, 75 yds (TD) Louisiana 2:12 - 5 plays, 14 yds (TD) UTSA 2:15 - 7 plays, 75 yds (TD) Texas Southern

100 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW TEAM AND INDIVIDUAL SUPERLATIVES INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes 19 Jones III, Willie vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Rushes 26 W. Fields, vs Georgia Southern (Oct. 11) Yards Rushing 110 Jones III, Willie vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Yards Rushing 191 Mitchell, Elijah, vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) TD Rushes 1 Taylor, Anthony D vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08 TD Rushes 3 Mitchell, Elijah, vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Banks, Javen at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Long Rush 79 Evans, D., vs APP State (Nov. 10) Jones III, Willie at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Pass Attempts 59 Adkins, Josh, vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Vitt, Tyler at UTSA (Sept. 22) Pass Completions 29 Adkins, Josh, vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Brown, Keenen vs Georgia Southern (Oct. 11) Vitt, Tyler at ULM (Oct. 20) Yards Passing 315 Christophe, Jay, vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Brown Jr., Robert at ULM (Oct. 20) TD Passes 3 Christophe, Jay, vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Jones III, Willie vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Long Pass 75 Christophe, Jay, vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Taylor, Anthony D vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Receptions 11 Way, Jamarius, at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Twyford, Caleb at Georgia State (Nov. 03 Yards Receiving 173 Way, Jamarius, at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Brown, Keenen at Georgia State (Nov. 03) TD Receptions 2 Dickson, Trendav, vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Jones III, Willie at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Merritt, Kirk, vs Arkansas State (Nov. 24) Taylor, Anthony D at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Long Reception 75 Dickson, Trendav, vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Taylor, Anthony D at Troy (Nov. 17) Field Goals 4 Sumpter, Tyler, at Troy (Nov. 17) Harris, Alec vs Arkansas State (Nov. 24) Long Field Goal 47 Patterson, Gavin, at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Long Rush 61 Brown, Keenen vs Georgia Southern (Oct. 11) Sumpter, Tyler, at Troy (Nov. 17) Pass Attempts 39 Vitt, Tyler vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Punts 9 Sumpter, Tyler, at Troy (Nov. 17) Pass Completions 28 Vitt, Tyler vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Punting Avg 45.7 Routsas, Yannis, at UTSA (Sept. 22) Yards Passing 325 Jones III, Willie at Georgia State (Nov. 03) TD Passes 3 Vitt, Tyler vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Long Punt 58 Wright, Brandon, at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Long Pass 93 Jones III, Willie at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Punts Inside 20 3 M. Bauerle, vs Georgia Southern (Oct. 11) Receptions 11 White, Hutch vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Sumpter, Tyler, at Troy (Nov. 17) Yards Receiving 124 Brown, Keenen at UTSA (Sept. 22) Long Punt Return 48 Hart, Penny, at Georgia State (Nov. 03) TD Receptions 2 Brown, Keenen vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Long Kickoff Return 46 Minter, Tra, at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Long Reception 93 Haydel, Jeremiah at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Tackles 11 Lawrence, Nigel, at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Field Goals 5 Sherman, James vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Barge, Bull, at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Long Field Goal 41 Sherman, James vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Middleton, J., vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Punts 8 Stewart, Clayton at Rutgers (Sept. 01) Sacks 2.5 Tauaefa, Josiah, at UTSA (Sept. 22) Stewart, Clayton at ULM (Oct. 20) Tackles For Loss 3.5 Tauaefa, Josiah, at UTSA (Sept. 22) Punting Avg 43.8 Stewart, Clayton vs APP State (Nov. 10) Interceptions 2 Thompson, Jalen, at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Long Punt 60 Stewart, Clayton at Rutgers (Sept. 01) Rookard, C., at Troy (Nov. 17) Punts Inside 20 4 Stewart, Clayton at ULM (Oct. 20) Long Punt Return 45 White, Hutch vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Long Kickoff Return 54 Sheread, Jah’Marae vs APP State (Nov. 10) OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS Tackles 16 Daniels, Nikolas at Troy (Nov. 17) Rushes 52 vs Georgia Southern (Oct. 11) Sacks 1.5 Davis, Ishmael vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Yards Rushing 327 vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Tackles For Loss 2.5 Smith, Jakharious at Troy (Nov. 17) Yards Per Rush 6.7 vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Interceptions 2 Rodgers, Kordell at Rutgers (Sept. 01) TD Rushes 4 vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Pass Attempts 59 vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) TEAM GAME HIGHS Pass Completions 29 vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Rushes 52 at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Yards Passing 315 vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Yards Rushing 306 vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Yards Per Pass 11.5 vs Arkansas State (Nov. 24) Yards Per Rush 6.1 vs Arkansas State (Nov. 24) TD Passes 3 vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) TD Rushes 4 at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Total Plays 92 vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Pass Attempts 41 vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Total Offense 557 vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Pass Completions 29 vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Yards Per Play 7.7 vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Yards Passing 325 at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Points 42 vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) Yards Per Pass 12.5 at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Sacks By 5 at UTSA (Sept. 22) TD Passes 4 vs Louisiana (Oct. 06) First Downs 25 at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Total Plays 84 at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Penalties 15 at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Total Offense 547 vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) Penalty Yards 143 at South Alabama (Sept. 15) Yards Per Play 7.9 at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Turnovers 4 at Rutgers (Sept. 01) Points 40 at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Sacks By 3 vs Georgia Southern (Oct. 11)` Interceptions By 5 at Troy (Nov. 17) vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) Punts 9 vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) First Downs 28 vs Texas Southern (Sept. 08) at Troy (Nov. 17) Penalties 15 at Rutgers (Sept. 01) Punting Avg 44.8 at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Penalty Yards 119 at Rutgers (Sept. 01) Long Punt 58 at Georgia State (Nov. 03) Turnovers 6 at Troy (Nov. 17) Punts inside 20 3 vs Georgia Southern (Oct. 11) Interceptions By 3 at Rutgers (Sept. 01) at Troy (Nov. 17) Punts 8 at Rutgers (Sept. 01) Long Punt Return 48 at Georgia State (Nov. 03) at ULM (Oct. 20) Punting Avg 43.8 vs APP State (Nov. 10) Long Punt 60 at Rutgers (Sept. 01) Punts inside 20 4 at ULM (Oct. 20) Long Punt Return 45 vs New Mexico State (Oct. 27) 101

WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2018 TEXAS STATE MILESTONES 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 10 OR MORE TOTAL TACKLES FUMBLE FORCED Yds. Player Att-Yds-TD No. Player Opponent No. Player Opponent 110 Willie Jones III vs. New Mexico State 19-110-1 16 Nikolas Daniels at Troy 2 JaShon Waddy at South Alabama 107 Willie Jones III vs. Texas Southern 18-107-0 15 Bryan London II at Troy 2 Bryan London II vs. Texas Southern 13 Nikolas Daniels vs. Appalachian State 1 A.J. Krawczyk vs. Arkansas State TOUCHDOWN RUNS 11 A.J. Krawczyk vs. Arkansas State 1 Hal Vinson vs. Appalachian State TDS Player Att-Yds-TD 11 Jakharious Smith at Troy 1 Jarron Morris at Georgia State 1 Alec Harris vs. Arkansas State 5-72-1 11 Nikolas Daniels at ULM 1 Frankie Griffin at Georgia State 1 Anthony D. Taylor at Troy 13-32-1 11 Bryan London II vs. Georgia Southern 1 Frankie Griffin at UTSA 1 Caleb Twyford at Georgia State 8-73-1 10` Josh Newman vs. Arkansas State 1 Nikolas Daniels at ULM 1 Willie Jones III at Georgia State 14-62-1 10 Nikolas Daniels vs. Georgia Southern 1 Ishmael Davis at ULM 1 Anthony D. Taylor at Georgia State 3-7-1 10 Bryan London II vs. Louisiana 1 Clifton Lewis Jr. at ULM 1 Willie Jones III vs. New Mexico State 19-110-1 10 Bryan London II South Alabama 1 Frankie Griffin at Rutgers 1 Anthony D. Taylor vs. New Mexico State 7-27-1 1 Robert Brown, Jr. at ULM 10-47-1 SIX OR MORE UNASSISTED TACKLES FUMBLE RECOVERIES 1 Tyler Vitt at ULM 11-29-1 No. Player Opponent No. Player Opponent 1 Keenen Brown vs. Georgia Southern 2-64-1 8 Bryan London II at UTSA 1 Tyler Vitt at UTSA 12-11-1 1 Nikolas Daniels vs. Arkansas State 7 A.J. Krawczyk vs. Arkansas State 1 Willie Jones III at South Alabama 17-58-1 1 JaShon Waddy at Georgia State 1 Javen Banks at South Alabama 1-1-1 7 Frankie Griffin at Georgia State 1 Mason Hays at Georgia State 1 Anthony D. Taylor vs. Texas Southern 14-64-1 7 Bryan London II vs. Georgia Southern 1 Ishmael Davis at ULM 6 Nikolas Daniels at Troy 1 Clifton Lewis Jr. at ULM 200-YARD PASSING GAMES 6 Nikolas Daniels vs. Appalachian State 1 Bryan London II vs. Georgia Southern Yds. Player Com-Att-Int-TD 6 Nikolas Daniels at Georgia State 1 Anthony J. Taylor at UTSA 325 Willie Jones III at Georgia State 21-26-0-2 6 Nikolas Daniels vs. New Mexico State 1 Markeveon Coleman at South Alabama 296 Tyler Vitt vs. Louisiana 28-39-0-3 6 Jarron Morris at UTSA 1 Ishmael Davis at South Alabama 233 Willie Jones III vs. Texas Southern 18-29-0-1 6 A. J. Krawczyk at Rutgers 1 A. J. Krawczyk at South Alabama 205 Willie Jones III at South Alabama 16-30-1-2 1 A. J. Krawczyk vs. Texas Southern ONE OR MORE SACKS 1 Dennis Johnson, Jr. at Rutgers TOUCHDOWN PASSES No. Player Opponent TD’s Player Comp-Att-Yds 1.5 Ishmael Davis vs. New Mexico State INTERCEPTIONS 3 Tyler Vitt vs. Louisiana 28-39-296 1.0 Nikolas Daniels vs. Arkansas State No. Player Opponent 2 Willie Jones III at Georgia State 21-26-325 1.0 Jakharious Smith vs. Arkansas State 2 Kordell Rodgers at Rutgers 2 Willie Jones III vs. New Mexico State 9-18-113 1.0 Ishmael Davis at Troy 1 Anthony J. Taylor vs. New Mexico State 2 Tyler Vitt at UTSA 15-22-192 1.0 Frankie Griffin vs. Appalachian State 1 Clifton Lewis, Jr. vs. New Mexico State 2 Willie Jones III at South Alabama 16-30-205 1.0 Jarron Morris vs. New Mexico State 1 JaShon Waddy vs. Louisiana 1 Tyler Vitt vs. Appalachian State 17-28-106 1.0 Ishmael Davis at ULM 1 Jarron Morris at Rutgers 1 Tyler Vitt vs. Georgia Southern 13-21-132 1.0 Caeveon Patton at ULM 1 Hutch White vs. Louisiana 1-2-5 1.0 Markeveon Coleman vs. Georgia Southern 35-YARD FIELD GOALS 1 Willie Jones III vs. Texas Southern 18-291-233 1.0 Clifton Lewis, Jr. vs. Georgia Southern Yds. Player Opponent 1.0 Caeveon Patton vs. Georgia Southern 41 James Sherman Texas Southern 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 1.0 Frankie Griffin at Rutgers 41 James Sherman Texas Southern Yds. Player Rec-Yds-TD 1.0 Kingsley Onyirioha vs. Texas Southern 36 James Sherman Texas Southern 124 Keenen Brown at UTSA 9-124-1 1.0 Hal Vinson at UTSA 35 James Sherman Texas Southern 108 Keenen Brown vs. Texas Southern 7-108-1 103 Jeremiah Haydel at Georgia State 2-103-1 LONGEST RETURNS (40+ YARDS) TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS Yds. Player Type Opponent TDs. Player Rec-Yds-TD 82 A. J. Krawczyk Fumble Texas Southern 2 Keenen Brown vs. Louisiana 4-90-2 51 Kordell Rodgers Interception at Rutgers 1 Keenen Brown vs. Appalachian State 7-44-1 54 Jah’Marae Sheread Kickoff vs. Appalachian State 1 Jeremiah Haydel at Georgia State 2-103-1 50 Jeremiah Haydel Kickoff vs. Appalachian State 1 Javen Banks at Georgia State 2-15-1 45 Hutch White Punt vs. New Mexico State 1 Jeremiah Haydel vs. New Mexico State 2-58-1 1 Javen Banks vs. New Mexico State 2-30-1 1 Jeremiah Haydel vs. Georgia Southern 1-29-1 1 Jeremiah Haydel vs. Louisiana 2-41-1 1 Tyler Vitt vs. Louisiana 1-5-1 1 Keenen Brown at UTSA 9-124-1 1 Hutch White at UTSA 3-29-1 1 Javen Banks at South Alabama 2-82-1 1 Hutch White at South Alabama 2-46-1 1 Keenen Brown vs. Texas Southern 7-108-1

102 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW TEXAS STATE LONG PLAYS (Over 20 yards; punts over 50 yards; field goals over 35 yards) TEXAS STATE at RUTGERS TEXAS STATE at ULM Yds. Play Quarter Yds. Play Quarter 60 Clayton Stewart punt 4 26 Tyler Vitt pass to Keenen Brown 3 51 Kordell Rodgers interception return 3 21 Anthony D. Taylor run 4 23 Willie Jones III pass to Caleb Twyford 2 20 Tyler Vitt run 4 23 Willie Jones III pass to Jah’Marae Sheread 2 22 Willie Jones III run 1 TEXAS STATE vs NEW MEXICO STATE Yds. Play Quarter TEXAS STATE vs. TEXAS SOUTHERN 53 Clayton Stewart punt 2 Yds. Play Quarter 45 Hutch White punt return 1 49 Willie Jones III pass to Jeremiah Haydel 2 39 Jeremiah Haydel kickoff return 2 46 Willie Jones III pass to Keenen Brown 2 39 Willie Jones III pass to Jeremiah Haydel 3 41 James Sherman field goal 3 34 Robert Brown, Jr. run 3 41 James Sherman field goal 2 23 Jeremiah Haydel kickoff return 3 36 James Sherman field goal 1 31 Willie Jones III pass to T. J. Graham 4 TEXAS STATE vs GEORGIA STATE 25 Willie Jones III run 3 Yds. Play Quarter 23 Caleb Twyford run 3 93 Willie Jones III pass to Jeremiah Haydel 3 23 Tyler Watts kickoff return 3 69 Willie Jones III pass to Tyler Watts 2 23 Hutch White punt return 1 58 Clayton Stewart punt 2 20 Willie Jones III pass to Tyler Watts 1 48 Willie Jones III run 1 34 Caleb Twyford run 3 TEXAS STATE at SOUTH ALABAMA Yds. Play Quarter TEXAS STATE vs APPALACHIAN STATE 52 Clayton Stewart punt 4 Yds. Play Quarter 50 Willie Jones III run 1 54 Jah’Marae Sheread 3 42 Willie Jones III pass to Javen Banks 1 53 Clayton Stewart punt 2 22 Tyler Watts kickoff return 2 50 Jeremiah Haydel kick return 2 21 Jeremiah Haydel kickoff return 3 35 Jeremiah Haydel kick return 4 24 Alvin Pacheco kick return 1 TEXAS STATE at UTSA Yds. Play Quarter TEXAS STATE at TROY 51 Clayton Stewart punt 4 Yds. Play Quarter 32 Hutch White punt return 3 55 Clayton Stewart punt 1 27 Tyler Vitt pass to Keenen Brown 2 41 Caleb Twyford run 2 27 Tyler Watts kick return 1 38 Tyler Vitt pass to Mason Hays 4 26 Hutch White pass to Tyler Vitt 1 35 Tyler Vitt pass to Hutch White 1 23 Tyler Vitt pass to Keenen Brown 1 22 Tyler Watts kick return 2 TEXAS STATE vs ARKANSAS STATE 21 Tyler Vitt pass to Keenen Brown 3 Yds. Play Quarter 21 Jeremiah Haydel kickoff return 1 57 Alec Harris run 3 46 Clayton Stewart punt 4 TEXAS STATE vs LOUISIANA 46 Clayton Stewart punt 3 Yds. Play Quarter 44 Clayton Stewart punt 2 54 Clayton Stewart punt 1 31 Tyler Vitt pass to Kelton Powell 1 54 Clayton Stewart punt 3 36 Tyer Vitt pass to Jeremiah Haydel 3 30 Tyler Vitt run 4 27 Tyler Vitt pass to Keenen Brown 3 21 Tyler Vitt pass to Keenen Brown 4

TEXAS STATE vs GEORGIA SOUTHERN Yds. Play Quarter 61 Keenen Brown run 3 39 Tyler Watts kick return 1 29 Tyler Vitt pass to Jeremiah Haydel 4 20 Tyler Vitt pass to Hutch White 1

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WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME PASSING STATISTICS Vitt, Tyler Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic Rutgers 5 3 0 60.0 21 0 12 0 0 95.3 South Alabama 2 1 1 50.0 9 0 9 0 0 -12.2 UTSA 22 15 2 68.2 192 2 27 4 23 153.3 Louisiana 39 28 0 71.8 296 3 36 2 17 160.9 Georgia Southern 21 13 1 61.9 132 1 29 3 17 120.9 ULM 25 15 0 60.0 115 0 26 3 19 98.6 APP State 28 17 1 60.7 106 1 15 2 15 97.2 Troy 23 9 5 39.1 155 0 38 1 4 52.3 Arkansas State 26 15 0 57.7 133 0 31 3 8 100.7 TOTALS 191 116 10 60.7 1159 7 38 18 103 113.3

Jones III, Willie Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic Rutgers 20 7 1 35.0 79 0 23 3 30 58.2 Texas Southern 29 18 0 62.1 233 1 49 1 16 140.9 South Alabama 30 16 1 53.3 205 2 42 3 25 126.1 UTSA 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 11 0.0 Georgia Southern 6 1 0 16.7 3 0 3 1 5 20.9 New Mexico State 18 9 0 50.0 113 2 39 1 6 139.4 Georgia State 26 21 0 80.8 325 2 93 1 14 211.2 APP State 2 2 0 100.0 26 0 15 0 0 209.2 TOTALS 132 74 2 56.1 984 7 93 11 107 133.1

Gipson, Jaylen Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic Texas Southern 1 1 0 100.0 8 0 8 0 0 167.2 UTSA 4 1 0 25.0 4 0 4 0 0 33.4 Arkansas State 1 1 0 100.0 0 0 0 0 0 100.0 TOTALS 6 3 0 50.0 12 0 8 0 0 66.8

White, Hutch Att Comp Int Pct Yards TD Long Sack Yds Effic UTSA 1 1 0 100.0 26 0 26 0 0 318.4 Louisiana 2 1 0 50.0 5 1 5 0 0 236.0 TOTALS 3 2 0 66.7 31 1 26 0 0 263.5

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME ALL-PURPOSE YARDS NAME TOTAL RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY Brown, Keenen 620 12 108 12 124 90 88 51 - 60 46 29 Brown,Keenen 652 12 108 12 124 90 88 51 - 60 46 29 32 Haydel,Jeremiah 567 - 49 21 25 37 29 17 122 103 86 28 50 White,Hutch 468 18 32 53 61 88 38 10 57 37 5 45 24 Twyford,Caleb 445 43 58 22 DNP 39 -4 7 13 91 43 73 60 Watts,Tyler 418 9 56 74 66 42 47 14 - 72 12 - 26 Taylor,AnthonyD 406 48 64 62 41 12 22 44 33 7 25 32 16 JonesIII,Willie 402 33 107 58 -9 DNP 30 DNP 110 62 11 DNP DNP Brown Jr,Robert 337 DNP 85 25 17 25 -5 49 95 24 19 3 DNP Vitt,Tyler 268 3 DNP 21 37 97 2 29 DNP DNP 17 23 39 Banks,Javen 161 3 3 83 -4 - DNP - 30 15 - 31 - Hays,Mason 122 6 - - - - 23 34 7 14 - 38 - Sheread, Jah’Marae 121 19 11 10 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 81 DNP DNP Bedford,TJ 90 DNP 3 22 39 18 8 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Harris,Alec 83 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP - DNP 83 Rodgers,Kordell 51 51 ------DNP Pacheco,Alvin 49 ------2 - - 47 - - Rogers,Elijah 36 - 5 - - 5 - 11 - 4 11 - - Graham,TJ 31 DNP 31 - - - - - DNP - - - - Powell,Kelton 31 ------31 Gipson,Jaylen 24 DNP - DNP 1 DNP DNP DNP DNP 4 1 DNP 18 Nelson,Jaylin 23 - - - - - DNP DNP DNP 2 DNP DNP 21 LewisJr,Clifton 23 ------23 - - - - Aragon,Blake 15 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 15 Lilly,John 10 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - 10 - - Graham,Gavin 9 ------9 - - - - Harris, LeDarrius 1 ------1

104 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2019 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE 2018 SEASON IN REVIEW INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME RUSHING STATISTICS RUSHING No-Yds/TD RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY ASU Jones III, Willie 95-402/3 14-33/0 18-107/0 17-58/1 2--9/0 DNP 10-30/0 DNP 19-110/1 14-62/1 1-11/0 DNP DNP Taylor, Anthony D 86-312/4 7-32/0 14-64/1 14-44/0 5-10/0 1-4/0 7-22/0 8-44/0 7-27/1 3-7/1 3-10/0 13-32/1 4-16/0 Twyford, Caleb 70-311/1 5-9/0 6-47/0 4-11/0 DNP 6-21/0 2--6/0 6-7/0 1-3/0 8-73/1 11-35/0 11-73/0 10-38/0 Brown Jr, Robert 67-303/1 DNP 12-85/0 9-20/0 3-17/0 3-11/0 2--5/0 10-46/1 17-95/0 5-15/0 2-16/0 4-3/0 DNP Vitt, Tyler 81-237/2 1-3/0 DNP 5-21/0 12-11/1 17-92/0 9-2/0 11-29/1 DNP DNP 9-17/0 7-23/0 10-39/0 Brown, Keenen 8-75/2 - - - - - 2-64/1 1-1/0 - 2--3/1 2-2/0 - 1-11/0 Harris, Alec 5-72/1 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP - DNP 5-72/1 Gipson, Jaylen 7-24/0 DNP - DNP 1-1/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-4/0 2-1/0 DNP 2-18/0 Watts, Tyler 5-23/0 1-3/0 ------1--6/0 - 3-26/0 Nelson, Jaylin 6-23/0 1-0/0 - - - - DNP DNP DNP 1-2/0 DNP DNP 4-21/0 Graham, Gavin 1-9/0 ------1-9/0 - - - - White, Hutch 1-4/0 ------1-4/0 - - - Sheread, Jah’Marae 2-1/0 1--4/0 - 1-5/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP Harris, LeDarrius 1-1/0 ------1-1/0 Banks, Javen 4-0/1 - 1-3/0 1-1/1 2--4/0 - DNP ------Haydel, Jeremiah 2--2/0 - - - - 1--4/0 - - 1-2/0 - - - - TEAM 6--18/0 1--7/0 DNP 1--2/0 DNP DNP DNP - 3--7/0 DNP DNP 1--2/0 -

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME RECEIVING STATISTICS RECEIVING No-Yds/TD RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY ASU Brown, Keenen 51-577/5 1-12/0 7-108/1 2-12/0 9-124/1 4-90/2 3-24/0 4-50/0 1-0/0 6-63/0 7-44/1 3-29/0 4-21/0 Haydel, Jeremiah 16-326/4 - 1-49/0 - 1-4/0 2-41/1 1-29/1 4-17/0 2-58/1 2-103/1 1-1/0 1-15/0 1-9/0 White, Hutch 34-298/2 2-19/0 1-3/0 2-46/1 3-29/1 11-60/0 4-41/0 - 1-2/0 4-27/0 1-5/0 2-42/0 3-24/0 Watts, Tyler 19-186/0 - 4-33/0 2-13/0 - 5-42/0 2-8/0 - - 2-72/0 3-18/0 - 1-0/0 Banks, Javen 10-161/3 1-3/0 1-0/0 2-82/1 - - DNP - 2-30/1 2-15/1 - 2-31/0 - Hays, Mason 9-122/0 1-6/0 - - - - 2-23/0 3-34/0 1-7/0 1-14/0 - 1-38/0 - Twyford, Caleb 16-121/0 3-21/0 1-11/0 2-11/0 DNP 1-18/0 1-2/0 - 1-10/0 2-18/0 1-8/0 - 4-22/0 Bedford, TJ 8-90/0 DNP 1-3/0 2-22/0 3-39/0 1-18/0 1-8/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Taylor, Anthony D 8-63/0 1-16/0 - 2-18/0 - 2-8/0 - - 1-6/0 - 2-15/0 - - Sheread, Jah’Marae 6-53/0 1-23/0 1--2/0 2-5/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 2-27/0 DNP DNP Rogers, Elijah 5-36/0 - 1-5/0 - - 1-5/0 - 1-11/0 - 1-4/0 1-11/0 - - Brown Jr, Robert 7-34/0 DNP - 1-5/0 - 1-14/0 - 3-3/0 - 1-9/0 1-3/0 - DNP Graham, TJ 1-31/0 DNP 1-31/0 - - - - - DNP - - - - Powell, Kelton 1-31/0 ------1-31/0 Vitt, Tyler 2-31/1 - DNP - 1-26/0 1-5/1 - - DNP DNP - - - Aragon, Blake 1-15/0 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-15/0 Harris, Alec 1-11/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - DNP DNP DNP - DNP 1-11/0

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME PUNT RETURNS NAME No-Yds RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY ASU White, Hutch 16-166 1--1 3-29 1-7 1-32 2-28 2--3 1-10 2-55 2-6 - 1-3 - Taylor, Anthony D 1-31 - - - 1-31 ------

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME KICKOFF RETURNS NAME No-Yds RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY ASU Haydel, Jeremiah 10-243 - - 1-21 1-21 - - - 2-62 - 2-85 1-13 3-41 Watts, Tyler 11-209 1-6 1-23 3-61 3-66 - 1-39 1-14 - 1-0 - - - Sheread, Jah’Marae 2-67 - 1-13 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP 1-54 DNP DNP Pacheco, Alvin 3-49 ------1-2 - - 2-47 - - Twyford, Caleb 1-13 1-13 - - DNP ------Lilly, John 1-10 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - 1-10 - - I NDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME INTERCEPTION RETURNS NAME No-Yds RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY ASU Rodgers, Kordell 2-51 2-51 ------DNP Waddy, JaShon 1-0 - - - - 1-0 ------Morris, Jarron 1-0 1-0 ------Lewis Jr, Clifton 1-23 ------1-23 - - - - Taylor, Anthony J 1-0 ------1-0 - - - -

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME FUMBLE RETURN NAME No-Yds RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY ASU Krawczyk, AJ 1-82 - 1-82 - - DNP DNP DNP DNP - - - - Waddy, JaShon 1-11 ------1-11 - - - Lewis Jr, Clifton 1-5 ------1-5 - - - - - 105

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INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME TACKLES FOR LOSSES NAME UA-A TOT RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY ASU Griffin, Frankie 6-4 8.0 2.0-17 0.5-1 1.0-2 1.5-1 0.5-1 - 1.0-2 0.5-0 - 1.0-5 - - Davis, Ishmael 6-4 8.0 - DNP 0.5-2 0.5-1 2.0-4 1.0-4 1.0-3 1.5-4 0.5-1 - 1.0-8 - Daniels, Nikolas 5-4 7.0 - 0.5-0 1.5-3 1.0-2 - - 1.0-6 1.0-1 - 0.5-1 0.5-1 1.0-10 London II, Bryan 2-7 5.5 - 1.5-4 0.5-2 - 0.5-1 1.0-1 0.5-0 0.5-1 - 0.5-1 0.5-1 - Lewis Jr, Clifton 4-1 4.5 - - 1.0-1 1.0-1 - 1.0-6 - - - 0.5-1 - 1.0-7 Patton, Caeveon 3-1 3.5 - - - - - 1.0-8 1.0-2 0.5-2 - - - 1.0-2 Smith, Jakharious 3-1 3.5 - - DNP ------2.5-3 1.0-10 Morris, Jarron 2-0 2.0 - - 1.0-3 - - - - 1.0-5 - - - - Graham, Gavin 1-2 2.0 1.0-1 ------1.0-1 - - Onyirioha, Kingsley 1-1 1.5 - 1.0-5 0.5-3 - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP Vinson, Hal 1-1 1.5 - 0.5-2 - 1.0-6 - DNP - - DNP - - - Taylor, Anthony J 1-0 1.0 ------1.0-4 - - - - - Pierce, Jaquel 1-0 1.0 - - - 1.0-1 - DNP DNP DNP - - - - Hines, Kumonde 1-0 1.0 1.0-2 - - - DNP DNP DNP - - DNP - - Coleman, Markeveon 1-0 1.0 - - - - - 1.0-1 ------Galvan-Vazquez, Emmanuel 1-0 1.0 DNP DNP DNP DNP - - DNP - 1.0-2 - - - Newman, Josh 0-2 1.0 ------0.5-0 0.5-0 - Smith, Jalen 1-0 1.0 DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP - - 1.0-1 - - Krawczyk, AJ 1-0 1.0 - - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP - - - 1.0-1 Rodgers, Kordell 0-2 1.0 - - 0.5-1 - - - 0.5-1 - - - - DNP Ezidore, Nico 0-1 0.5 DNP DNP - - - - DNP - 0.5-1 - DNP - Alley, Malik 0-1 0.5 - - - - 0.5-1 ------Brannon, John 0-1 0.5 - - - - 0.5-0 - - - - - DNP DNP Waddy, JaShon 0-1 0.5 - - 0.5-0 ------

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME FUMBLES FORCED NAME Number RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY ASU Griffin, Frankie 3 1 - - 1 - - - - 1 - - - London II, Bryan 2 - 2 ------Vinson, Hal 2 - - 1 - - DNP - - DNP 1 - - Waddy, JaShon 2 - - 2 ------Lewis Jr, Clifton 1 ------1 - - - - - Daniels, Nikolas 1 ------1 - - - - - Krawczyk, AJ 1 - - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP - - - 1 Morris, Jarron 1 ------1 - - - Davis, Ishmael 1 - DNP - - - - 1 - - - - -

INDIVIDUAL GAME-BY-GAME FUMBLES RECOVERED NAME Number RU TSU USA UTSA LA GS ULM NMSU GSU APP TROY ASU Krawczyk, AJ 2 - 1 1 - DNP DNP DNP DNP - - - - Davis, Ishmael 2 - DNP 1 - - - 1 - - - - - Hays, Mason 1 ------1 - - - Lewis Jr, Clifton 1 ------1 - - - - - Taylor, Anthony J 1 - - - 1 ------Waddy, JaShon 1 ------1 - - - Johnson, Dennis 1 1 - - - - - DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP DNP London II, Bryan 1 - - - - - 1 ------Daniels, Nikolas 1 ------1 Coleman, Markeveon 1 - - 1 ------

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS INDIVIDUAL LONGEST PLAYS LONGEST RUSH 95 Terrence Franks vs. Idaho Oct. 4, 2014

LONGEST PASS 98 Shaun Rutherford to Isaiah Battle vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 22, 2012

LONGEST PUNT RETURN 95 Brandon McDowell vs. Prairie View A&M Sept. 12, 2015

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 100 Brandon Smith vs. UL Lafayette Oct. 5, 2013 100 Joe Farris vs. Stephen F. Austin (TD) 1950

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN 100 Robbie Robbinett vs. Lamar (TD) 1959

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURN 63 Michael Ebbitt vs. Central Arkansas Nov. 11, 2011

LONGEST PUNT 86 Cory Elolf vs. McNeese State Oct. 30, 2003

LONGEST FIELD GOAL 54 Will Johnson vs New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012 Claude Mathis set school records for most yards rushing and rushing touchdowns scored in a single INDIVIDUAL RUSHING RECORDS game, single season and career. MOST ATTEMPTS Game 46 Claude Mathis vs. Jacksonville State Nov. 15, 1997 MOST YARDS Season 310 Claude Mathis 1997 Game 475 Tyler Jones vs. UIW Oct. 1, 2016 Career 882 Claude Mathis 1994-97 Season 3,129 Barrick Nealy 2003 Career 9,556 Bradley George 2006-09 MOST YARDS RUSHING Game 310 Claude Mathis vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 16, 1996 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES Season 1595 Claude Mathis 1997 Game 5 Tyler Jones vs. Incarnate Word Oct. 1, 2016 Career 4694 Claude Mathis 1994-97 Season 26 Bradley George 2008 Career 76 Bradley George 2006-09 HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE PER CARRY Game 18.9 Terrence Franks vs. Idaho Oct. 4, 2014 MOST INTERCEPTED PASSES Season 8.30 Todd Scott (64-532) 1990 Game 4 Barrick Nealy vs. Angelo State Sept. 6, 2003 Career 7.50 Karrington Bush (332-2,489 yards) 2006-09 4 David Williams vs. NIcholls State Oct. 26, 1996 Season 18 David Williams 1996 HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE PER GAME Career 52 David Williams 1994-97 Season 145.0 Claude Mathis 1997 Career 107.1 Donald Wilkerson (22 games) 1993-94 HIGHEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Game 90.5 David Williams vs. Montana State Sept. 20, 1997 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS Season 65.4 Tyler Jones (246-376-7) 2014 Game 5 Harold Allen vs Grand Valley State Aug. 1, 1996 Career 62.5 Tyler Jones (788-1260-36 2013-16 Season 16 Claude Mathis 1996 Career 45 Claude Mathis 1994-97 INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING RECORDS RECEPTIONS INDIVIDUAL PASSING RECORDS Game 12 Johnny Parker vs. Angelo State 1969 MOST ATTEMPTS 12 James Stewart vs. Troy State Oct. 22, 1998 Game 60 Barrick Nealy vs. New Mexico Aug. 30, 2003 Season 80 Da’Marcus Griggs 2009 Season 473 Barrick Nealy 2003 Career 160 Johnny Parker 1969-71 Career 1,277 Bradley George 2006-09 RECEIVING YARDS MOST COMPLETIONS Game 205 Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Nicholls State Oct. 15, 2010 Game 40 Tyler Jones at Ohio Sept. 3, 2016 Season 1,268 Cameron Luke 2008 Season 258 Bradley George 2009 Career 2,479 Johnny Parker 1969-71 Career 788 Tyler Jones 2013-16

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS INDIVIDUAL ALL-PURPOSE YARDS RECORDS Game 4 Cameron Luke 2007 MOST ALL-PURPOSE YARDS Season 17 Cameron Luke 2008 Game 327 Claude Mathis vs. Jacksonville State Nov. 15, 1997 Career 32 Cameron Luke 2006-08 Season 2,330 Karrington Bush 2008 Career 7,264 Claude Mathis 1994-97 HIGHEST RECEIVING YARDS PER GAME AVERAGE Season 103.0 Johnny Parker 1969 HIGHEST ALL-PURPOSE AVERAGE PER GAME Career 82.3 Johnny Parker 1969-71 Season 205.8 Claude Mathis 1995 Career 165.1 Claude Mathis 1994-97 INDIVIDUAL TOTAL OFFENSE RECORDS TOTAL PLAYS INDIVIDUAL SCORING RECORDS Game 74 Tyler Jones at Ohio Sept. 3, 2016 MOST POINTS Season 606 Barrick Nealy 2003 Game 30 Harold Allen vs Grand Valley State Aug. 1, 1996 Career 1,479 Bradley George 2006-09 Season 114 David Morrison 1967 Career 294 Claude Mathis 1994-97 MOST TOTAL YARDS Game 526 Barrick Nealy vs. Georgia Southern Nov. 26, 2005 MOST TOUCHDOWNS Season 3,932 Barrick Nealy 2005 Game 5 Harold Allen vs. Grand Valley State 1996 Career 9,786 Bradley George 2006-09 Season 17 Cameron Luke 2008 17 Claude Mathis 1996 MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR Career 49 Claude Mathis 1994-97 Season 34 Barrick Nealy 2005 Career 79 Bradley George 2006-09 INDIVIDUAL KICKING RECORDS MOST POINTS BY KICKING HIGHEST TOTAL OFFENSE AVERAGE PER GAME Game 18 Will Johnson at Georgia State Nov. 29, 2014 Season 286.1 Bradley George 2009 Season 99 Andrew Ireland (57 PAT, 14 FG) 2008 Career 255.2 Barrick Nealy 2003-05 Career 229 Will Johnson (121 PAT, 36 FG) 2011-14

FIELD GOALS MADE Game 4 Will Johnson vs. Georgia State Nov. 29, 2014 4 Jason Dann vs. South Alabama Oct. 26, 2013 4 Matt Wieland vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville Sept. 14, 1995 4 Jason Howes vs. Lamar Nov. 4, 1989 4 Robbie Roberson vs. McNeese State Oct. 27, 1990 Season 14 Andrew Ireland 2008 14 Robbie Roberson 1990 Career 36 Will Johnson 2011-14 36 Ray Whitehead 1991-94

FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED Game 5 Mike Wuest vs. Angelo State Sept. 19, 1970 David Wuest vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville Nov. 18, 1972 Jason Howes vs. Lamar Nov. 4, 1989 Season 24 Will Johnson 2011 Career 61 Will Johnson 2011-14

PATS MADE Game 9 Will Johnson vs. New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012 9 Andrew Ireland vs. Texas Southern Oct. 4, 2008 Season 57 Andrew Ireland 2008 Career 142 Neal Neunhoffer 1981-84

PATS ATTEMPTED Game 9 Will Johnson vs. New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012 9 Andrew Ireland vs. Texas Southern Oct. 4, 2008 Season 60 Stan Jones 2005 Career 157 Neal Neunhoffer 1981-84

CONSECUTIVE PATS Career 60 Andrew Ireland 2006-07

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INDIVIDUAL RECORDS PUNT RETURN YARDS Game 101 Brandon McDowell vs. Prairie View A&M Sept. 12, 2015 Season 352 Claude Mathis (20-352) 1995 Career 767 Andy Erickson (55-767) 2011-13

HIGHEST PUNT RETURN AVERAGE Game 46.0 Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 30, 2010 Season 17.60 Claude Mathis (20-252) 1995 Career 15.23 Bobby Graham (31-472) 1953-55

INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS Game 85 Shola Obafemi at McNeese State Oct. 14, 2006 Season 131 Charles Sterling (4-131) 1985 Career 236 Mac Sauls (25-236) 1964-67

FUMBLE RETURN YARDS Game 63 Michael Ebbitt at Central Arkansas Nov. 12, 2011 Season 97 C.J. Carroll 2000 Career 182 C.J. Carroll 1997-00

INDIVIDUAL DEFENSIVE RECORDS MOST TACKLES Game 22 David Mayo vs. ULM Oct. 25, 2014 Season 175 Chad Coleman 1990 Career 484 Brad Fulks 1985-88

MOST SACKS Game 4.5 Michael Odiari vs. idaho Oct. 4, 2014 Greg Pitts vs. Portland State Oct. 6, 2001 Season 12.0 Rod Clark 1982 David Mayo set an FBS record with 22 tackles at ULM on Oct. 25, 2014. Career 32.0 C.J. Carroll 1997-2000

INDIVIDUAL PUNTING RECORDS MOST INTERCEPTIONS HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE Game 3 Bobby Smith vs. Texas A&M-Commerce 1965 Game 57.3 Ben Follis at Texas Tech Sept. 3, 2011 3 Ronnie Kuhn vs. Angelo State Nov. 5, 1977 Season 46.15 Zach Robinson (26-1200) 2012 3 David Glasco vs. Angelo State Nov. 6, 1982 Career 45.30 Zach Robinson 2012-13 3 Dexter Robinson vs. Northwestern State Nov. 2, 1985 3 Lee Lundin vs. Rice Sept. 27, 1986 MOST PUNT YARDS Season 9 Lee Lundin 1986 Game 502 Lumi Kaba vs. Houston Sept. 24, 2016 Career 25 Mac Sauls 1964-67 Season 3098 Lumi Kaba (74-3098) 2016 Career 9989 Rick Barrow (250-9989) 1997-00 PASS BREAKUPS Game 4 Darryl Morris vs. Southern Utah Oct. 3, 2009 PUNTS HAD BLOCKED Season 12 Craig Mager 2011 Season 1 4 times (Ben Follis, 2009 & 2010; Cory Elolf, 2004; Marvin McCurry, 2001) Nicolas Jack 1995 Career 2 Ben Follis (183-7366) 2008-11 Bobby Watkins 1980 Career 39 Craig Mager 2011-14 MOST PUNTS Game 11 Lumi Kaba vs. Houston Sept. 24, 2016 FUMBLES FORCED Marvin McCurry vs. McNeese State Oct. 13, 2001 Game 2 six players, last by Michael Orakpo vs. Southern Miss Aug. 31, 2013 Season 74 Lumi Kaba (74-3098) 2016 Season 7 Sterling Rogers 2001 Career 250 Rick Barrow (250-9989) 1997-00 Career 17 Sterling Rogers 1998-01

FUMBLES RECOVERED INDIVIDUAL RETURN AVERAGES Game 2 seven players, last by Gabe Loyd vs. Georgia State Oct. 8, 2016 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS Season 7 Myron Coleman 1999 Game 237 Jafus Gaines vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 22,2012 Career 13 Myron Coleman 1998-01 Season 1,055 Karrington Bush (42-1,055) 2008 Career 2,531 Karrington Bush (99-2531) 2006-10 MOST BLOCKED KICKS Game 1 30 times, last by Easy Anyama vs. Troy Nov. 24, 2017 HIGHEST KICKOFF RETURN AVERAGE Season 3 Anthony D. Taylor 2016 Game 70.3 Brandon Smith vs. Louisiana Oct. 5, 2013 Career 4 Anthony D. Taylor 2016-17 Season 29.42 Claude Mathis (26-765) 1994 110 Career 28.43 Jafus Gaines (29-836) 2012-14 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

TEAM RECORDS MOST RUSHING YARDS KICK RETURN YARDS Game 586 Prairie View A&M Oct. 7, 1978 Game 289 at Louisiana Oct. 5, 2013 Season 3,205 1981 Season 1443 (64-1443) 2011

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS KICK RETURN TDS Season 659 2005 Game 2 at Louisiana Oct. 5, 2013 Season 2 2013 HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE Season 293.2 1981 AVERAGE YARDS/KICK RETURN Season 24.93 (54-1346) 2012 MOST PASSING YARDS Game 540 Incarnate Word Oct. 1, 2016 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS Season 3,499 2008 Season 225 (13-225) 2014

MOST PASSES COMPLETED INTERCEPTIONS Season 264 2009 Game 6 Lamar Sept. 14, 1982 Abilene Christian Nov. 12, 1983 MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED Season 32 1967 Season 474 2003 INTERCEPTION RETURN TDS BEST PASSING COMPLETION PERCENTAGE Season 2 2005 Season 65.4 (250-382-7) 2014 FUMBLE RETURN YARDS MOST PASSING YARDS PER GAME Game 63 Central Arkansas Nov. 12, 2011 Season 288.9 2009 Season 177 (7-177) 2003

MOST PLAYS FUMBLE RETURN TDS Game 113 Angelo State Sept. 22, 2001 Season 4 2003 Season 1037 2005 MOST SACKS BY TEXAS STATE DEFENSE MOST YARDS TOTAL OFFENSE Game 13 Nicholls State Sept. 18, 1982 Game 696 Arkansas-Pine Bluff Aug. 30, 2014 Season 31.0 2011 Season 6,147 2005 FEWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED MOST TOTAL YARDS PER PLAY Game 4 Texas Southern Sept. 26, 2009 Season 6.6 2008 Season 615 1964

MOST FIRST DOWNS LOWEST RUSHING YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME Game 39 Arkansas-Pine Bluff Aug. 30, 2014 Season 63.1 1965

MOST POINTS FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED Game 79 Meridian 1920 Game -4 McNeese State Oct. 28, 1989 Season 518 2005 Season 515 1956

HIGHEST SCORING AVERAGE FEWEST PASSING YARDS ALLOWED PER GAME Season 37.5 1981 Season 57.2 1956

MOST PUNTS FEWEST TOTAL OFFENSIVE YARDS ALLOWED Game 11 South Florida Sept. 11, 1999 Game 68 Nicholls State Oct. 7, 2000 11 McNeese State Oct. 13, 2001 Season 1,544 1964

PUNT RETURNS LOWEST TOTAL OFFENSIVE AVERAGE PER GAME Season 35 (35-157) 2003 Season 154.4 1964

PUNT RETURN YARDS FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED Game 101 vs. Prairie View A&M Sept. 12, 2015 Season 328 (12 games) 2013 Season 363 2013 128 (11 games) 1983 52 (10 games) 1946 PUNT RETURN TDS 18 (nine games) 1930 Season 1 Seven times 2015, 2014, 2012, 2010, 2005, 2002, 1987

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME LEADERS MOST CARRIES MOST RECEPTIONS 1. 46 Claude Mathis at Jacksonville State Nov. 15, 1997 1. 12 Johnny Parker vs. Angelo State 1969 2. 41 Claude Mathis vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 16, 1996 12 James Stewart vs. Troy State Oct. 22, 1998 3. 40 Claude Mathis vs. Sacramento State Oct. 7, 1978 3. 11 Elijah King vs. New Mexico State Nov. 4, 2017 11 C. J. Best at Georgia State Nov. 29, 2014 MOST RUSHING YARDS 11 Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Nicholls State Oct. 15, 2010 1. 310 Claude Mathis vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 16, 1996 11 Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Sam Houston State Nov. 21, 2009 2. 308 Claude Mathis at Jacksonville State Nov. 15, 1997 11 Da’Marcus Griggs at Northwestern State Oct. 16, 2010 3. 287 Paul Darby vs. Prairie View A&M Oct. 7, 1978 8. 10 five times, last by Eric Luna at Ohio Sept. 3, 2016 4. 284 Terrence Franks vs. Idaho Oct. 4, 2014 5. 283 Lee Davis vs. Arkansas-Monticello Aug. 30, 2001 MOST RECEIVING YARDS 6. 257 Monroe Daniels vs. McMurry Oct. 2, 1971 1. 205 Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Nicholls State Oct. 15, 2010 7. 248 Robert Lowe vs. South Alabama Oct. 24, 2015 2. 197 Terrance Hatton vs. Southern Utah Sept. 30, 1995 8 246 Terrell Harris vs. Sam Houston State Nov. 20, 2003 3. 196 A.J. Johnson vs. Lamar Sept. 10, 1988 9. 236 Robert Lowe vs. Arkansas State Nov. 20, 2014 4. 189 Johnny Parker vs. Sam Houston State Oct. 24, 1970 10. 235 Walter Hatfield vs. Tarleton State Oct. 6, 1973 5. 188 Mishak Rivas vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 25, 2008 6. 185 Cameron Luke vs. Southeastern Louisiana Nov. 8, 2008 MOST RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 7. 178 Da’Marcus Griggs vs. Sam Houston State Nov. 21, 2009 1. 5 Harold Allen vs Grand Valley State Aug. 1, 1996 8. 162 Cameron Luke vs. Texas Southern Oct. 4, 2008 2. 4 Robert Lowe vs. Arkansas State Nov. 20, 2014 162 Johnny Parker vs. McMurry Nov. 1, 1969 4 Stan Zwinggi vs. Cal Poly Sept. 1, 2007 10. 157 Markee White vs. Georgia Southern Nov. 26, 2005 4 Terrell Harris vs. Appalachian State Oct. 2, 2004 4 Lee Davis vs. Arkansas-Monticello Aug. 30, 2001 MOST TD RECEPTIONS 4 Ron Jacoby vs. Sam Houston State Oct. 16, 1982 1. 4 Cameron Luke vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 20, 2007 4 Eric Cobble vs. Howard Payne Oct. 9, 1982 2. 3 Cameron Luke at McNeese State Oct. 11, 2008 3 Cameron Luke at SMU Sept. 6, 2008 MOST PASSING COMPLETIONS 3 Cameron Luke vs. Abilene Christian Sept. 8, 2007 1. 40 Tyler Jones vs. Ohio Sept. 3, 2016 3 D’Angelo Torres vs. Nicholls State Nov. 28, 1998 2. 35 Damian Williams vs. Georgia State Nov. 11, 2017 3 Dameon Williams vs. Georgia Southern Nov. 26, 2005 3. 31 Damian Williams vs. New Mexico State Nov. 4, 2017 2 30 times, last by Gabe Schrade vs. Incarnate Word Oct. 1, 2016 31 Tyler Jones vs. Incarnate Word Oct. 1, 2016 31 Tyler Jones vs. Southern Miss Sept. 19, 2015 MOST POINTS SCORED 31 Shaun Rutherford at UTSA Nov. 24, 2012 1. 30 Harold Allen vs. Grand Valley State Aug. 1, 1996 7. 30 seven times, last vs. Tyler Jones vs. Georgia Southern Nov. 8, 2014 2. 24 Robert Lowe vs. Arkansas State Nov. 20, 2014 24 Cameron Luke vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 20, 2007 MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS 24 Stan Zwinggi vs. Cal Poly Sept. 1, 2007 1. 60 Barrick Nealy at New Mexico Aug. 30, 2003 24 Lee Davis vs. Arkansas-Monticello Aug. 30, 2001 2. 59 Barrick Nealy at Stephen F. Austin Oct. 25, 2003 24 Chase Wasson vs. Texas Southern Nov. 11, 2006 3 55 Damian Williams vs. Georgia State Nov. 11, 2017 24 Claude Mathis at Southern Utah Oct. 12, 1996 55 Tyler Jones at Ohio Sept. 3, 2016 55 Bradley George at Baylor Sept. 15, 2007 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 6. 51 Tyler Jones vs. Georgia State Nov. 14, 2015 1. 5 Harold Allen vs. Grand Valley State Aug. 1, 1996 51 Tyler Jones at Georgia Southern Nov. 8,, 2014 2. 4 Robert Lowe vs. Arkansas State Nov. 20, 2014 4 Cameron Luke vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 20, 2007 MOST PASSING YARDS 4 Stan Zwinggi vs. Cal Poly Sept. 1, 2007 1. 475 Tyler Jones vs. Incarnate Word Oct. 1, 2016 4 Lee Davis vs. Arkansas-Monticello Aug. 30, 2001 2. 418 Bradley George vs. Stephen F. Austin Oct. 25, 2008 4 Chase Wasson vs. Texas Southern Nov. 11, 2006 418 Tyler Jones vs. Ohio Sept. 3, 2016 4 Claude Mathis at Southern Utah Oct. 12, 1996 4. 400 Barrick Nealy vs. Georgia Southern Nov. 26, 2005 5. 398 Barrick Nealy vs. Angelo State Sept. 6, 2003 FIELD GOALS MADE 6. 384 Barrick Nealy vs. UC Davis Sept. 20, 2003 1. 4 Will Johnson vs. Georgia State Nov. 29, 2014 7. 378 Barrick Nealy vs. Texas A&M Sept. 22, 2005 4 Jason Dann vs. South Alabama Oct. 26, 2013 8 . 365 Bradley George vs. McNeese State Oct. 11, 2008 4 Matt Wieland vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville Sept. 14, 1995 9. 363 Ron Rittimann vs. Lamar Sept. 10, 1988 4 Jason Howes vs. Lamar Nov. 4, 1989 10. 343 Eric Turner vs. North Texas Nov. 11, 1989 4 Robbie Roberson vs. McNeese State Oct. 27, 1990 11. 339 David Williams vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 12, 1994 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES 1. 5 Mike Wuest vs. Angelo State Sept. 19, 1970 1. 5 Tyler Jones vs. Incarnate Word Oct. 1, 2016 5 David Wuest vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville Nov. 18, 1972 2. 4 17 times, last by Tyler Jones at Ohio Sept. 3, 2016 5 Jason Howes vs. Lamar Nov. 4, 1989

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME LEADERS PATS MADE MOST TACKLES 1. 9 Will Johnson vs. New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012 1. 22 David Mayo at ULM Oct. 25, 2014 9 Andrew Ireland vs. Texas Southern Oct. 4, 2008 2. 20 David Mayo at Tulsa Sept. 27, 2014 3. 19 Fred Davis at Northwestern State Oct . 18, 1997 PATS ATTEMPTED 19 Bryan London II vs. Idaho Nov. 12, 2016 1. 9 Will Johnson vs. New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012 5. 18 Greg Pitts vs. Angelo State Sept. 22, 2001 9 Andrew Ireland vs. Texas Southern Oct. 4, 2008 18 Bryan London II vs. Arkansas State Dec. 3, 2016

HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE MOST SACKS 1. 57.3 Ben Follis at Texas Tech Sept. 3, 2011 1. 4.5 Michael Odiari vs. idaho Oct. 4, 2014 4.5 Greg Pitts vs. Portland State Oct. 6, 2001 MOST PUNT YARDS 3. 4.0 Joplo Bartu vs. New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012 1. 502 Lumi Kaba vs. Houston Sept. 24, 2016 4.0 Michael Ebbitt vs. Nicholls State Oct. 1, 2011 2. 419 Will Johnson vs. ULM Oct. 12, 2013 3. 417 Cory Eloff vs. McNeese State Oct. 30, 2003 MOST TACKLES FOR LOSS 417 Rick Barrow vs. Oklahoma State Sept. 16, 2000 1. 8.0 Joplo Bartu vs. New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012 5. 413 Marcus Ripley at Colorado Sept. 9, 2017 2. 7.5 Sterling Rogers at Illinois State Sept. 29, 2001 3. 7.5 C.J. Carroll vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 11, 2000 PUNTS HAD BLOCKED 4. 5.5 B. Dickinson vs. Stephen F. Austin Nov. 11, 2000 1. 1 Marcus Ripley vs. Troy Nov. 24, 2017 5.5 John Szczech vs. Angelo State Sept. 22, 2001 1 Ben Follis vs. Northwestern State Oct. 23, 2010 1 Ben Follis vs. Southeastern Louisiana Oct. 10, 2009 MOST INTERCEPTIONS 1 Cory Elolf vs. Northwestern State Nov. 6, 2004 1. 3 Bobby Smith vs. Texas A&M-Commerce 1965 1 Marvin McCurry 2001 3 Ronnie Kuhn vs. Angelo State Nov. 5, 1977 3 David Glasco vs. Angelo State Nov. 6, 1982 MOST PUNTS 3 Dexter Robinson vs. Northwestern State Nov. 2, 1985 1. 11 Lumi Kaba vs. Houston Sept. 24, 2016 3 Lee Lundin vs. Rice Sept. 27, 1986 11 Marvin McCurry vs. McNeese State Oct. 13, 2001 3. 10 Rick Barrow vs. Oklahoma State Sept. 16, 2000 FUMBLES FORCED 1. 2 Michael Orakpo vs. Southern Miss Aug. 31, 2013 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 2 Phil Alexander at Northwestern State Oct. 27, 2007 1. 237 Jafus Gaines vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 22,2012 2 J. Castillo vs. Southeastern Louisiana Oct. 21, 2006 2. 211 Brandon Smith vs. Louisiana Oct. 5, 2013 2 J. Castillo vs. Tarleton State Sept. 2, 2006 3. 179 Karrington Bush at Sam Houston State Nov. 22, 2008 2 Travis Upshaw vs. Northwestern State Oct. 18, 2003 4. 172 Isaiah Battle vs. Prairie View A&M Nov. 5, 2011 2 C. J. Carroll vs. Northwestern State Oct. 28, 2000

PUNT RETURN YARDS FUMBLES RECOVERED 1. 101 Brandon McDowell vs. Prairie View A&M Sept. 12, 2015 1. 2 Gabe Loyd vs. Georgia State Oct. 8, 2016 2. 99 Andy Erickson vs. Stephen F. Austin Sept. 24, 2011 2 Teron Fitgerald at Ohio Spet. 3, 2016 3. 86 Moris Crosby vs. Sam Houston State Nov. 19, 2005 2 Joplo Bartu vs. Texas Southern Sept. 26, 2009 4. 79 Craig Mager vs. New Mexico State Dec. 1, 2012 2 Travis Houston vs. Nicholls State Nov. 15, 2008 5. 76 Andy Erickson vs. Idaho Oct. 13, 2013 2 Daniel Varvel vs. Georgia Southern Nov. 26, 2005 2 C. J. Carroll vs. Northwestern State Oct. 28, 2000 INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 2 Todd Pawelek vs. Nicholls State Oct. 7, 2000 1. 85 Shola Obafemi at McNeese State Oct. 14, 2006 2 Myron Coleman vs. Cal State Northridge Sept. 9, 2000 2. 73 Aaron Shaw vs. ULM Nov. 19, 2015 2 William Welch vs. Idaho Sept. 28, 1996 3. 60 David Mims at Georgia State Nov. 29, 2014 4. 56 Brad Schley vs. Troy Oct. 2, 1997 MOST BLOCKED KICKS 5. 53 Stan Kanu at ULM Oct. 15, 2016 Game 1 30 times, last by Easy Anyama vs. Troy Nov. 24, 2017

FUMBLE RETURN YARDS 1. 63 Michael Ebbitt at Central Arkansas Nov. 12, 2011 2. 58 Myron Coleman vs. Nicholls State Oct. 7, 2000 3. 56 Johnny McCoy at Southern Utah Oct. 11, 2003 4. 52 Larry Hayden vs. McNeese State Oct. 30, 2003 52 Sterlin Rogers vs. Northwestern State Oct. 28, 2000

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON LEADERS MOST RUSHING YARDS MOST PASS ATTEMPTS 1. 1595 Claude Mathis (311-1595) 1997 1. 473 Barrick Nealy (240-473-17) 2003 2. 1593 Claude Mathis (294-1593) 1996 2. 409 Bradley George (258-409-11) 2009 3. 1569 Donald Wilkerson (302-1569) 1994 3. 382 Tyler Jones (223-382-10) 2015 4. 1289 Claude Mathis (244-1289) 1995 4. 376 Tyler Jones (246-376-7) 2014 5. 1187 Roy Jackson (202-1187) 1986 5. 363 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 2005 6. 1145 Reggie Rivers (215-1145) 1990 6. 348 David Williams (186-348-13) 1995 7. 1091 Robert Lowe (185-1091) 2014 7. 342 Tyler Jones (220-342-14) 2016 9. 1065 Karrington Bush (136-1065) 2008 8. 334 Bradley George (190-334-8) 2007 9. 1057 Barrick Nealy (159-1057) 2005 9. 333 Damian Williams (194-333-9) 2017 10. 1039 Karrington Bush (137-1039) 2007 10. 322 Spergon Wynn (161-322-13) 1999 11. 1011 Josh Brown (205-1011) 1972 MOST PASS COMPLETIONS MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 1. 258 Bradley George (258-409-11) 2009 1. 311 Claude Mathis (311-1595) 1997 2. 246 Tyler Jones (246-376-7) 2014 2. 302 Donald Wilkerson (302-1569) 1994 3. 240 Barrick Nealy (240-473-17) 2003 3. 294 Claude Mathis (294-1593) 1996 4. 223 Tyler Jones (223-382-10) 2015 4. 244 Claude Mathis (244-1289) 1995 5. 220 Tyler Jones (220-342-14) 2016 244 Gilbert Price (244-837) 1991 6. 208 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 2005 6. 237 Bronson Sanders (237-1004) 1999 7. 194 Damian Williams (194-333-9) 2017 7. 229 Gilbert Price (229-738) 1990 8. 193 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 2012 8. 215 Reggie Rivers (215-1145) 1990 9. 190 Bradley George (190-334-8) 2007 215 Josh Brown (215-945) 1970 10. 186 David Williams (186-348-13) 1995 10. 207 Bill Jones (207-876) 1988 MOST PASSING YARDS MOST RUSHING TDS 1. 3129 Barrick Nealy (240-473-17) 2003 1. 16 Claude Mathis 1996 2. 3121 Bradley George (258-409-11) 2009 2. 15 Donnie Williams 1981 3. 2875 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 2005 3. 14 Claude Mathis 1997 4. 2670 Tyler Jones (246-376-7) 2014 4. 13 Barrick Nealy 2005 5. 2660 Bradley George (181-301-6) 2008 13 Josh Brown 1971 6. 2484 Tyler Jones (223-382-10) 2015 6. 12 Robert Lowe 2014 7. 2389 David Williams (186-348-13) 1995 12 Nick Session 2005 8. 2184 Tyler Jones (220-342-14) 2016 12 Lee Davis 2002 9. 2137 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 2012 12 Todd Scott 1991 10. 2099 Bradley George (190-334-8) 2007 12 Ron Jacoby 1982 12 Josh Brown 1970 MOST PASSING TDS 1. 26 Bradley George 2008 HIGHEST AVERAGE (yards/rush - minimum 50 attempts) 2. 23 Bradley George 2009 1. 10.33 Tim Gay (27-279) 2012 3. 22 Tyler Jones 2014 2. 9.06 C.J. Best (36-326) 2014 4. 21 Barrick Nealy 2005 3. 8.30 Todd Scott (64-531) 1990 21 Barrick Nealy 2003 4. 8.20 Jess Perkins (50-410) 1967 6. 18 David Williams 1995 5. 7.83 Karrington Bush (136-1065) 2008 7. 16 Bradley George 2007 6. 7.58 Karrington Bush (137-1039) 2007 8. 15 Shaun Rutherford 2012 7. 7.51 Monroe Daniels (68-511) 1971 9. 14 Tyler Jones 2015 8. 7.33 Vaughn Deary (60-440) 1980 14 Spergon Wynn 1999 9. 7.31 Michael Williams (52-380) 1992 14 Mike Miller 1981 10. 7.21 Dee White (98-707) 1962 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED MOST RUSHING YARDS/GAME (minimum 8 games) 1. 18 David Williams (111-241-18) 1996 1. 145.0 Claude Mathis (11 games) 1997 2. 17 Barrick Nealy (240-473-17) 2003 2. 144.8 Claude Mathis (11 games) 1996 3. 14 Tyler Jones (220-342-14) 2016 3. 142.6 Donald Wilkerson (11 games) 1994 14 Pence Dacus (86-161-14) 1952 4. 117.2 Claude Mathis (11 games) 1995 4. 13 Spergon Wynn (161-322-13) 1999 5. 114.5 Reggie Rivers (10 games) 1990 13 David Williams (186-348-13) 1995 6. 112.3 Josh Brown (9 games) 1972 13 Luis Reyes (84-187-13) 1976 7. 107.9 Roy Jackson (11 games) 1986 13 Jess Perkins (101-224-13) 1967 8. 105.9 Bronson Sanders (9 games) 2001 8. 12 James Duncan (98-213-12) 1971 9. 99.2 Robert Lowe (11 games) 2014 12 David Haass (27-77-12) 1985 10. 96.6 Kevin Jurgajtis (9 games) 1977 10. 11 by nine players

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON LEADERS BEST PASS COMPLETION PCT (minimum 100 attempts) MOST PASS RECEIVING YARDS 1. 65.4 Tyler Jones (246-376-7) 2014 1. 1268 Cameron Luke (73-1268) 2008 2. 64.5 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 2012 2. 1035 Cameron Luke (60-1035) 2007 3. 64.3 Tyler Jones (220-342-14) 2016 3. 971 David Vela (44-971) 1981 4. 63.1 Bradley George (258-409-11) 2009 4. 969 Da’Marcus Griggs (80-969) 2009 5. 62.1 Tyler Jones (100-161-5) 2013 5. 927 Johnny Parker (58-927) 1969 6. 61.3 Ron Jacoby (111-181-11) 1982 6. 920 Da’Marcus Griggs (65-920) 2010 7. 60.9 Spergon Wynn (173-284-6) 1998 7. 820 Johnny Parker (59-820) 1970 8. 60.4 David Williams (154-255-11) 1997 8. 786 Markee White (56-786) 2005 9. 60.1 Bradley George (181-301-6) 2008 9. 780 K.R. Carpenter (60-780) 2003 10. 59.9 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 1989 10. 750 Elijah King (52-750) 2017

HIGHEST PASS EFFICIENCY (minimum 100 attempts) MOST PASS RECEPTIONS 1. 158.9 Bradley George (181-301-6) 2008 1. 80 Da’Marcus Griggs (80-969) 2009 2. 144.7 Shaun Rutherford (91-156-4) 2011 2. 73 Cameron Luke (73-1268) 2008 3. 144.0 Barrick Nealy (84-143-6) 2004 3. 65 Da’Marcus Griggs (65-920) 2010 4. 140.7 Tyler Jones (246-376-7) 2014 4. 60 Cameron Luke (60-1035) 2007 5. 140.4 Bradley George (258-409-11) 2009 60 K.R. Carpenter (60-780) 2003 6. 138.2 Mike Miller (76-148-10) 1980 6. 59 Johnny Parker (59-820) 1970 7. 138.0 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 2005 7. 58 C. J. Best (58-591) 2015 8. 137.8 Shaun Rutherford (193-299-5) 2012 58 Johnny Parker (58-927) 1969 9. 136.2 Mike Miller (100-206-10) 1981 9. 56 Markee White (56-786) 2005 10. 135.9 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 1989 10. 52 Elijah King (52-750) 2017

HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS/PASS (minimum 100 attempts) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 1. 9.3 Mike Miller (76-148-10) 1980 1. 17 Cameron Luke 2008 2. 8.9 Mike Miller (100-206-10) 1981 2. 12 Cameron Luke 2007 3. 8.8 Bradley George (181-301-6) 2008 3. 11 David Vela 1981 4. 8.7 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 1989 4. 8 Da’Marcus Griggs 2009 5. 8.4 Barrick Nealy (84-143-6) 2004 8 Billy Dunk 1978 6. 8.0 Pence Dacus (113-207-10) 1953 8 Johnny Parker 1969 7. 7.9 Barrick Nealy (208-363-9) 2005 7. 7 Don Caldwell 1968 8. 7.9 Shaun Rutherford (91-156-4) 2011 7 K.R. Carpenter 2003 9. 7.7 Rene Maldanado (82-146-9) 1983 7 Reynaldo Farias 1962 10. 7.6 Bradley George (258-409-11) 2009 10. 6 seven players, last by Da’Marcus Griggs 2010

HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS/PASS COMPLETION (minimum 100 attempts) HIGHEST AVERAGE YARDS/CATCH (minimum 10 receptions) 1. 18.4 Mike Miller (100-206-10) 1981 1. 25.27 Billy Dunk (22-556) 1978 2. 18.1 Mike Miller (76-148-10) 1980 2. 24.50 Ken Coffey (10-245) 1984 3. 17.9 Mike Miller (40-103-5) 1979 3. 23.73 Tracy Smith (11-261) 1977 4. 16.8 Noe Gonzalez (66-175-11) 1972 4. 23.60 Beau Robertson (10-236) 2003 5. 16.1 Jess Perkins (101-224-13) 1967 5. 22.95 David Vela (20-459) 1980 6. 15.5 Pence Dacus (66-144-7) 1951 6. 22.86 Billy Dunk (21-480) 1979 7. 15.3 Luis Reyes (84-187-13) 1976 22.86 Courtney Lane (14-320) 1984 8. 15.3 Ron Rittimann (60-127-8) 1988 8. 22.74 John Tyson (23-523) 2003 9. 15.2 Noe Gonzalez (53-122-11) 1973 9. 22.38 Robert Miller (13-291) 1974 10. 15.2 Bobby McBride (44-100-7) 1954 10. 22.19 Mike Murphy (16-355) 1987

MOST PASSING YARDS/GAME (minimum 7 games) MOST RECEPTIONS/GAME (minimum 8 games) 1. 283.7 Bradley George (11 games) 2009 1. 7.27 Da’Marcus Griggs (11 games) 2009 2. 260.8 Barrick Nealy (12 games) 2003 2. 5.91 Da’Marcus Griggs (11 games) 2010 3. 238.9 David Williams (10 games) 1995 3. 5.80 Johnny Parker (10 games) 1969 4. 222.5 Tyler Jones (12 games) 2014 4. 5.62 Cameron Luke (13 games) 2008 5. 221.7 Bradley George (12 games) 2008 5. 5.45 Cameron Luke (11 games) 2007 6. 207.0 Tyler Jones (12 games) 2015 6. 5.36 Johnny Parker (11 games) 1970 7. 205.4 Barrick Nealy (14 games) 2005 7. 5.10 D’Angelo Torres (10 games) 1998 8. 198.5 Tyler Jones (11 games) 2016 8. 5.00 K.R. Carpenter (12 games) 2003 9. 194.9 Tyler Arndt (7 games) 2010 9. 4.83 C. J. Best (12 games) 2015 10. 190.8 Bradley George (11 games) 2007 10. 4.60 Antoine Harden (10 games) 2003

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON LEADERS MOST TOTAL YARDS OFFENSE MOST ALL PURPOSE YARDS/GAME (minimum 8 games) 1. 3932 Barrick Nealy (522-3932) 2005 1. 205.8 Claude Mathis (11 games) 1995 2. 3390 Barrick Nealy (606-3390) 2003 2. 186.2 Donald Wilkerson (11 games) 1994 3. 3209 Tyler Jones (542-3209) 2014 3. 179.2 Karrington Bush (13 games) 2008 4. 3147 Bradley George (446-3147) 2009 4. 168.3 Claude Mathis (11 games) 1996 5. 3067 Tyler Jones 521-3067) 2015 5. 161.0 Reggie Rivers (10 games) 1990 6. 2734 Shaun Rutherford (467-2734) 2012 6. 159.1 Karrington Bush (11 games) 2010 7. 2679 Bradley George (342-2679) 2008 7. 148.8 Claude Mathis (11 games) 1997 8. 2403 Mike Miller (318-2403) 1981 8. 147.4 Karrington Bush (11 games) 2007 9. 2387 David Williams (389-2387) 1995 9. 137.5 Claude Mathis (11 games) 1994 10. 2180 Bradley George (413-2180) 2007 10. 130.2 Josh Brown (9 games) 1972

MOST TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR MOST POINTS SCORED 1. 34 Barrick Nealy 2005 1. 114 David Morrison (11 TD, 39 PAT, 3 FG) 1967 2. 28 Tyler Jones 2014 2. 102 Claude Mathis (17 TD) 1996 3. 26 Bradley George 2008 102 Cameron Luke (17 TD) 2008 4. 25 Mike Miller 1981 4. 99 Andrew Ireland (57 PAT, 14 FG) 2008 5. 24 Tyler Jones 2015 5. 96 Donnie Williams (16 TD) 1981 24 Barrick Nealy 2003 6. 88 Stan Jones (55 PAT, 11 FG) 2005 7. 23 Bradley George 2009 7. 84 Claude Mathis (14 TD) 1997 8. 21 David Williams 1995 84 Karrington Bush (14 TD) 2008 21 Mike Miller 1980 9. 79 Will Johnson (43 PAT, 12 FG) 2012 10. 20 Shaun Rutherford 2012 10. 78 Robert Lowe (13 TD) 2014 20 Ron Jacoby 1982 78 Barrick Nealy (13 TD) 2005 78 Lee Davis (13 TD) 2002 MOST TOTAL YARDS OFFENSE/GAME (minimum 7 games) 78 Josh Brown (13 TD) 1971 1. 286.1 Bradley George (11 games) 2009 78 Rex Turner (8 TD, 21 PAT, 3 FG) 1963 2. 282.5 Barrick Nealy (12 games) 2003 3. 280.9 Barrick Nealy (14 games) 2005 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 4. 267.4 Tyler Jones (12 games) 2014 1. 17 Claude Mathis (16 rush, 1 rcv) 1996 5. 255.6 Tyler Jones (12 games) 2015 17 Cameron Luke (17 rcv) 2008 6. 238.7 David Williams (10 games) 1995 3. 16 Donnie Williams (15 rush, 1 rcv) 1981 7. 227.8 Shaun Rutherford (12 games) 2012 4. 14 Claude Mathis (14 rush) 1997 8. 223.2 Bradley George (12 games) 2008 14 Karrington Bush (11 rush, 2 rcv, 1 ret) 2008 9. 218.5 Mike Miller (11 games) 1981 6. 13 Robert Lowe (12 rush, 1 rcv) 2014 10. 203.5 Jess Perkins (10 games) 1967 13 Barrick Nealy (13 rush) 2005 13 Lee Davis (12 rush, 1 rcv) 2002 MOST TOTAL YARDS OFFENSE/PLAY (minimum 50 plays) 13 Josh Brown (13 rush) 1971 1. 10.07 Bobby McBride (90-906) 1955 10. 12 Terrence Franks (8 rush, 3 rcv, 1 ret) 2014 2. 8.38 Danny Leinneweber (55-461) 1962 12 Marcus Curry (10 rush, 2 rcv) 2012 3. 8.30 Todd Scott (64-531) 1990 12 Nick Session (12 rush) 2005 4. 7.83 Bradley George (342-2679) 2008 12 Cameron Luke (12 rcv) 2007 5. 7.83 Karrington Bush (136-1065) 2008 12 Claude Mathis (11 rush, 1 rcv) 1995 6. 7.72 Rene Maldanado (146-1127) 1983 12 Todd Scott (12 rush) 1991 7. 7.57 Pence Dacus (144-1090) 1951 12 Ron Jacoby (12 rush) 1982 8. 7.56 Mike Miller (318-2403) 1981 12 Josh Brown (12 rush) 1970 9. 7.53 Barrick Nealy (522-3932) 2005 10. 7.51 Monroe Daniels (68-511) 1971 MOST PAT KICKS MADE 1. 57 Andrew Ireland (57-59) 2008 MOST ALL PURPOSE YARDS 2. 55 Stan Jones (55-60) 2005 1. 2330 Karrington Bush 2008 3. 51 Neal Neunhoffer (51-52) 1981 2. 2264 Claude Mathis 1995 4. 45 Neal Neunhoffer (45-51) 1982 3. 2048 Donald Wilkerson 1994 5. 44 Terry Whitman (44-45) 1980 4. 1851 Claude Mathis 1996 6. 43 Will Johnson (43-44) 2012 5. 1750 Karrington Bush 2010 7. 39 David Morrison (39-39) 1967 6. 1637 Claude Mathis 1997 8. 37 Andrew Ireland (37-37) 2007 7. 1621 Karrington Bush 2007 9. 35 David Wuest (35-39) 1971 8. 1610 Reggie Rivers 1990 10. 34 Ross Doctoroff (34-35) 1997 9. 1512 Claude Mathis 1994 10. 1404 Donald Wilkerson 1993

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INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON LEADERS PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED MOST PUNT YARDS 1. 60 Stan Jones (55-60) 2005 1. 3433 Marcus Ripley (81-3433) 2017 2. 59 Andrew Ireland (57-59) 2008 2 3098 Lumi Kaba (74-3098) 2016 3. 52 Neal Neunhoffer (51-52) 1981 3. 2879 Lumi Kaba (65-2879) 2015 4. 51 Neal Neunhoffer (45-51) 1982 4. 2844 Will Johnson (65-2844) 2014 5. 45 Terry Whitman (44-45) 1980 5. 2822 Rick Barrow (69-2822) 1998 6. 44 Will Johnson (43-44) 2012 6. 2807 Rick Barrow (66-2807) 1999 7. 39 David Morrison (39-39) 1967 7. 2734 Mike Taylor (69-2734) 1978 39 David Wuest (35-39) 1971 8. 2519 David Muldoon (66-2519) 1977 9. 37 Andrew Ireland (37-37) 2007 9. 2437 Jerry Fife (69-2437) 1984 10. 35 Ross Doctoroff (34-35) 1997 10. 2388 Rick Barrow (62-2388) 2000

PAT KICK PERCENTAGE (minimum 30 attempts) MOST PUNT ATTEMPTS 1. 100.0 David Morrison (39-39) 1967 1. 81 Marcus Ripley (81-3433) 2017 100.0 Andrew Ireland (37-37) 2007 2. 74 Lumi Kaba (74-3098) 2016 100.0 Will Johnson (33-33) 2011 3. 69 Rick Barrow (69-2822) 1998 100.0 Steven Dietz (32-32) 2003 69 Mike Taylor (69-2734) 1978 5. 98.1 Neal Neunhoffer (51-52) 1981 69 Jerry Fife (69-2437) 1984 6. 97.8 Terry Whitman (44-45) 1980 6. 66 David Muldoon (66-2519) 1977 7. 97.7 Will Johnson (43-44) 2012 66 Rick Barrow (66-2807) 1999 8. 97.1 Ross Doctoroff (34-35) 1997 8. 65 Lumi Kaba (65-2879) 2015 9. 97.0 Will Johnson (32-33) 2014 65 Will Johnson (65-2844) 2014 10. 96.6 Andrew Ireland (57-59) 2008 10. 62 Rick Barrow (62-2388) 2000

MOST FIELD GOALS MADE AVERAGE YARDS/PUNT (minimum 20 attempts) 1. 14 Andrew Ireland (14-17) 2008 1. 46.15 Zach Robinson (26-1200) 2012 14 Robbie Roberson (14-19) 1990 2. 45.92 Chris MacDonald (49-2250) 2007 3. 13 Ray Whitehead (13-17) 1993 3. 44.85 Paul Alsbury (39-1749) 1990 13 Will Johnson (13-24) 2011 4. 44.57 Zach Robinson (30-1337) 2013 5. 12 Matthew Wieland (12-14) 1996 5. 44.29 Lumi Kaba (65-2879) 2015 12 Justin Martinez (12-17) 2001 6. 44.02 Will Johnson (41-1805) 2013 12 Will Johnson (12-17) 2012 7. 43.75 Will Johnson (65-2844) 2014 12 David Wuest (12-19) 1972 8. 43.58 Jon White (45-1961) 1963 9. 11 Will Johnson (11-15) 2014 9. 43.51 Jon White (53-2306) 1965 11 Stan Jones (11-19) 2005 10. 43.39 Chris MacDonald (46-1996) 2006 11 Matt Wieland (11-18) 1995 11 Ray Whitehead (11-13) 1992 MOST PUNT RETURN YARDS 1. 352 Claude Mathis (20-352) 1995 MOST FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 2. 344 Mac Sauls (24-344) 1967 1. 24 Will Johnson (13-24) 2011 3. 287 Danny Faust (21-287) 1992 2. 19 Stan Jones (11-19) 2005 4. 284 Andy Erickson (20-284) 2013 19 David Wuest (12-19) 1972 284 Andy Erickson (17-284) 2012 19 Robbie Roberson (14-19) 1990 284 Justin Vogt (29-284) 2001 5. 18 Lumi Kaba (10-18) 2015 7. 280 Da’Marcus Griggs (21-280) 2010 18 Matt Wieland (11-18) 1995 8. 244 Maurice William (27-244) 1991 18 Jesse Williams (10-18) 1985 9. 242 Mike Collins (24-242) 1989 7. 17 Justin Martinez (10-17) 2000 10. 231 Bobby Graham (17-231) 1955 17 Will Johnson (12-17) 2012 17 Justin Martinez (12-17) 2001 PUNT RETURNS 17 Mike Wuest (6-17) 1970 1. 30 Mike Collins (30-225) 1988 17 Carl Andress (5-17) 1974 2. 29 Justin Vogt (29-284) 2001 17 Ray Whitehead (13-17) 1993 3. 28 Gary Peoples (28-183) 1982 17 Andrew Ireland (14-17) 2008 4. 27 Maurice Williams (27-244) 1991 5. 24 Der Straughter (24-172) 2004 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (minimum 10 attempts) 24 Mike Collins (24-242) 1989 1. 90.9 Andrew Ireland (10-11) 2006 24 Mac Sauls (24-344) 1967 2. 90.0 Jason Dann (9-10) 2013 8. 22 Gary Peoples (22-166) 1981 3. 85.7 Matthew Wieland (12-14) 1996 9. 21 Da’Marcus Griggs (21-280) 2010 4. 84.6 Ray Whitehead (11-13) 1992 21 Danny Faust (21-287) 1992 5. 82.4 Andrew Ireland (14-17) 2008 21 Stanley Bunton (21-111) 1979 6. 81.8 Ross Doctoroff (9-11) 1998 7. 80.0 Terry Whitman (8-10) 1979 8. 76.5 Ray Whitehead (13-17) 1993 9. 73.7 Robbie Roberson (14-19) 1990 117 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON LEADERS PUNT RETURN TDS AVERAGE YARDS/KICK RETURN (minimum 10 attempts) 1. 2 Eric Cobble 1982 1. 29.90 Brandon Smith (20-598) 2013 2. 1 Brandon McDowell 2015 2. 29.42 Claude Mathis (26-765) 1994 1 Terrence Franks 2014 3. 28.86 Jafus Gaines (28-808) 2012 1 Craig Mager 2012 4. 28.08 Andy Buffington (13-365) 1969 1 Da’Marcus Griggs 2010 5. 28.00 Willard Dearing (11-308) 1959 1 Melvin Webber 2005 6. 27.60 Michael Gilmore (10-276) 2011 1 Donald Miller 1994 7. 27.41 Karrington Bush (34-932) 2010 1 A.J. Johnson 1987 8. 26.50 Dameon Williams (12-318) 2005 1 Ronnie Kuhn 1978 9. 26.25 William Heyward (12-315) 2004 10. 25.36 Paul Darby (11-279) 1976 AVERAGE YARDS/PUNT RETURN (minimum 10 attempts) 1. 17.60 Claude Mathis (20-352) 1995 MOST INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 2. 17.00 Caddo Sanders (10-170) 1956 1. 131 Charles Sterling (4-131) 1985 3. 16.71 Andy Erickson (17-284) 2012 2. 129 David Mims, II (5-129) 2014 4. 15.46 Mac Sauls (13-201) 1965 3. 120 Paul Phillips (4-120) 1976 5. 14.33 Mac Sauls (24-344) 1967 4. 115 Max Sauls (4-115) 1964 6. 14.20 Andy Erickson (20-284) 2013 5. 110 Billy Sanders (5-110) 1952 7. 13.88 Billy Sanders (16-222) 1952 6. 107 Robbie Robinett (2-107) 1959 8. 13.86 Mac Sauls (14-194) 1966 7. 105 Mac Sauls (8-105) 1965 9. 13.67 Danny Faust (21-287) 1992 8. 97 Pence Dacus (4-97) 1953 10. 13.59 Bobby Graham (17-231) 1955 9. 95 Ken Huewitt (3-95) 1982 10. 92 Cyril Friday (3-92) 1983 MOST KICK RETURN YARDS 1. 1055 Karrington Bush (42-1055) 2008 INTERCEPTIONS 2. 932 Karrington Bush (34-932) 2010 1. 9 Lee Lundin (9-36) 1986 3. 808 Jafus Gaines (28-808) 2012 2. 8 Mac Sauls (8-105) 1965 4. 765 Claude Mathis (26-765) 1994 8 Adrian Simpson (8-72) 1983 5. 625 Brandon Smith (27-625) 2015 8 Don Caldwell (8-49) 1969 6. 598 Brandon Smith (20-598) 2013 5. 7 David Glasco (7-63) 1984 7. 528 Derek Lopez (25-528) 2011 7 Ricky West (7-32) 1971 8. 506 Mishak Rivas (22-506) 2009 7 Marc Sauls (7) 1967 9. 476 Isaiah Battle (20-476) 2011 7. 6 Mac Sauls (6-16) 1966 10. 466 Karrington Bush (21-466) 2007 8. 5 13 players; last by David Mims, II 2014

MOST KICK RETURNS INTERCEPTION RETURN TDS 1. 42 Karrington Bush (42-1055) 2008 1. 2 Cyril Friday 1983 2. 34 Karrington Bush (34-932) 2010 2 Brad Schley 1997 3. 28 Jafus Gaines (28-808) 2012 3. 1 22 players, last by Stan Kanu (53 yards) 2016 4. 27 Brandon Smith (27-625) 2015 4. 26 Claude Mathis (26-765) 1994 MOST PASS BREAKUPS 5. 25 Brandon McDowell (25-416) 2016 1. 12 Craig Mager 2011 25 Derek Lopez (25-528) 2011 12 Nicholas Jack 1995 6. 22 Jeremiah Haydel (22-382) 2017 12 Bobby Watkins 1980 22 Mishak Rivas (22-506) 2009 4. 11 Ken Huewitt 1982 8. 21 Karrington Bush (21-466) 2007 11 Harold Watson 2003 11 Kendall Jones 2000 KICK RETURN TDS 7. 10 Craig Mager 2014 1. 2 Brandon Smith 2013 10 Epsilon Williams 2005 2. 1 Brandon Smith 2015 10 Derrick Vaughn 1997 1 Isaiah Battle 2011 10 Delwin Manning 1992 1 Daren Dillard 2009 1 Karrington Bush 2008 FUMBLE RETURN YARDS 1 A.J. Johnson 1988 1. 97 C.J. Carroll (2-97) 2000 1 David Smith 1975 2. 78 B. Dickinson (1-78) 2002 1 Willard Dearing 1959 3. 72 Larry Hayden (1-72) 2003 4 63 Michael Ebbitt (1-63) 2011 5. 58 Myron Coleman (1-58) 2000 6. 56 Johnny McCoy (1-56) 2003 7. 52 Sterling Rogers (1-52) 2000 8. 50 Epsilon Williams (1-50) 2004 9. 46 Clay Weir (1-46) 2001 46 Greg Pitts (1-46) 2002 118 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDIVIDUAL SINGLE SEASON LEADERS FUMBLE RETURN TDS MOST SACKS 1. 1 22 players, last by Damani Alexcee (50 yards) 2016 1. 12.0 Rod Clark 1982 2. 11.5 Michael Ebbitt 2011 TOTAL TACKLES 3. 11.0 C.J. Carroll 2000 1. 175 Chad Coleman (70-105) 1990 11.0 C.J. Carroll 1999 2. 164 Ypres Thomas (96-68) 1996 5. 10.0 Monte Lewis 1993 3. 154 David Mayo (72-82) 2014 6. 9.5 Cyril Friday 1982 4. 141 Bryan London II (83-58) 2016 9.5 Rod Clark 1981 5. 138 Brad Fulks (59-79) 1988 8. 9.0 Michael Odiari 2014 6. 133 Brad Fulks (41-92) 1987 9.0 John Douglass 1992 133 Tommy Blair (84-49) 1969 9.0 Glenn Mangold 1987 8. 127 Greg Pitts (67-60) 2002 9.0 Brad Schley 1997 127 Cleve Tryon (32-95) 1990 10. 126 David Gaffney (61-65) 1993 YARDS FROM SACKS 1. 64 Michael Ebbitt (11-1/64) 2011 UNASSISTED TACKLES 2. 56 Donald Miller (7-0/56) 1994 1. 96 Ypres Thomas (96-68) 1996 3. 51 Sterling Rogers (6-0/51) 2001 2. 84 Tommy Blair (84-49) 1969 4. 47 Brad Schley (9-0/47) 1997 3. 83 Bryan London II (83-58) 2016 5. 44 Derrick Glasper (3-3/44) 2003 4. 75 Clarence Holt (75-34) 1969 44 Greg Pitts (7-0/44) 2001 5. 73 Cliffton Black (73-49) 1999 7. 43 Michael Odiari (8-2/43 2014 73 C.J. Carroll (73-25) 2000 43 Clint Bendele (7-1/43) 1997 7. 72 David Mayo (72-82) 2014 9. 40 C. Ballard (6-1/40) 2001 72 Sterling Rogers (72-18) 1998 10. 39 Travis Houston (6-1/39) 2008 9. 70 Chad Coleman (70-105) 1990 9. 69 Brian Surovik (69-49) 1997 MOST FUMBLES FORCED 10. 68 Greg Pitts (68-45) 2001 1. 7 Sterling Rogers 2001 2. 6 Greg Pitts 2002 ASSISTED TACKLES 3. 5 Courtney Smith 2008 1. 105 Chad Coleman (70-105) 1990 5 Jeremy Castillo 2006 2. 95 Cleve Tryon (32-95) 1990 5 C.J. Carroll 2000 3. 92 Brad Fulks (41-92) 1987 5 C.J. Carroll 1999 4. 82 David Mayo (72-82) 2014 5 John Douglass 1992 5. 79 Tim Staskus (39-79) 1982 8 4 seven players, last by Greg Pitts 2001 79 Brad Fulks (59-79) 1988 7. 76 Cyril Friday (43-76) 1982 MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED 8. 71 David Simmons (41-71) 2003 1. 7 Myron Coleman 1999 9. 68 Danny Davis (23-68) 1991 2. 5 Bret Floyd 1988 68 Ypres Thomas (96-68) 1996 3. 4 Glenn Mangold 1987 4. 3 14 players, last by Travis Houston 2008 TACKLES FOR LOSS 1. 19.0 Greg Pitts (19/55) 2002 MOST QUARTERBACK HURRIES 2. 18.0 Fred Evans (13-10/72) 2005 1. 22 Greg Pitts 2002 3. 17.5 Fred Evans (15-5/61) 2004 2. 18 Greg Pitts 2001 4. 16.0 Clenton Ballard (16/47) 2000 3. 16 Clenton Ballard 2001 16.0 Sterling Rogers (16/47) 2000 4. 14 Sterling Rogers 2000 6. 15.5 Michael Ebbitt (14-3/81) 2011 5. 13 Myron Coleman 2000 7. 15.0 C.J. Carroll (15-0/59) 2000 6. 12 C.J. Carroll 2000 8. 14.0 Glenn Mangold (14-0/34) 1988 12 Josh Tubbs 2003 9. 13.0 Jeremy Castillo (11-4/37) 2005 8. 11 C.J. Carroll 1999 13.0 Glenn Settles (13-0/47) 2002 9. 9 Josiah Washington 2001 13.0 C.J. Carroll (13-0/50) 1999 9 Justin Dunk 2001 13.0 Cyril Friday (13-0/26) 1982 MOST BLOCKED KICKS YARDS FROM TACKLES FOR LOSS 1. 3 Anthony Taylor 2016 1. 81 Michael Ebbitt (14-3/81) 2011 2. 2 Easy Anyama 2017 2. 72 Fred Evans (13-10/72) 2005 2 Ishmael Davis 2016 3. 64 Sterling Rogers (12.0-64) 2001 2 Nato James 2004 4. 63 Greg Pitts (12.0/63) 2001 4. 1 24 players, last by Jordan Eastling, Hal Vinson, Dilla Rosemond 2016 5. 61 Fred Evans (15-5/61) 2004 6. 59 C.J. Carroll (15-0/59) 2000 7. 55 Greg Pitts (19/55) 2002 119 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS MOST RUSHING YARDS MOST PASS ATTEMPTS 1. 4694 Claude Mathis (882-4694) 1994-97 1. 1277 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2006-09 2. 3205 Kevin Jurgajtis (634-3205) 1974-77 2. 1260 Tyler Jones (788-1260-36) 2013-16 3. 3193 Karrington Bush (477-3193) 2006-10 3. 1018 David Williams (550-1018-52) 1994-97 4. 3027 Robert Lowe (532-3027) 2012-15 4. 979 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-05 5. 2940 Bronson Sanders (709-2940) 1998-01 5. 606 Spergon Wynn (334-606-19) 1998-99 6. 2909 Josh Brown (597-2909) 1969-72 6. 591 James Duncan (270-591-29) 1968-71 7. 2511 Lee Davis (493-2511) 1999-02 7. 577 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-67 8. 2507 Reggie Rivers (530-2507) 1987-90 8. 529 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-81 9. 2461 Ricky Sanders (475-2461) 1980-83 9. 512 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-53 10. 2377 Reece Morrison (469-2377) 1964-67 10. 455 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-12

MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST PASS COMPLETIONS 1. 882 Claude Mathis (882-4694) 1994-97 1. 788 Tyler Jones (788-1260-36) 2013-16 2. 709 Bronson Sanders (709-2940) 1998-01 2. 753 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2006-09 3. 634 Kevin Jurgajtis (634-3205) 1974-77 3. 550 David Williams (550-1018-52) 1994-97 4. 597 Josh Brown (597-2909) 1969-72 4. 532 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-05 5. 532 Robert Lowe (532-3027 2012-15 5. 334 Spergon Wynn (334-606-19) 1998-99 6. 530 Reggie Rivers (530-2507) 1987-90 6. 284 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-12 7. 510 Tyler Jones (510-1371) 2013-16 7. 270 James Duncan (270-591-29) 1968-71 8. 493 Lee Davis (493-2511) 1999-02 8. 265 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-53 9. 478 Gilbert Price (478-1575) 1988-91 9. 243 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-81 10. 477 Eric Cobble (477-2212) 1982-85 10. 240 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-67 477 Karrington Bush (477-3193) 2006-10 MOST PASSING YARDS MOST RUSHING TDS 1. 9556 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2006-09 1. 45 Claude Mathis 1994-97 2. 8458 Tyler Jones (788-1260-36) 2013-16 2. 34 Josh Brown 1969-72 3. 7206 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-05 3. 33 Mike Miller 1978-81 4. 6677 David Williams (550-1018-52) 1994-97 4. 29 Robert Lowe 2002-15 5. 4446 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-81 5. 28 Kevin Jurgajtis 1974-77 6. 3904 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-53 28 Lee Davis 1999-02 7. 3670 James Duncan (270-591-29) 1968-71 7. 26 Donnie Williams 1979-81 8. 3655 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-67 8. 25 Eric Cobble 1982-85 9. 3497 Spergon Wynn (334-606-19) 1998-99 9. 24 Terrence Franks 2011-14 10. 3364 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-12 24 Karrington Bush 2006-10 MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES MOST YARDS/RUSH (minimum 100 attempts) 1. 76 Bradley George 2006-09 1. 6.91 Todd Scott (121-836) 1990-91 2. 55 Tyler Jones 2013-16 2. 6.69 Karrington Bush (477-3193) 2006-10 3. 52 Barrick Nealy 2003-05 3. 6.36 Danny Faust (160-1017) 1990-92 4. 45 David Williams 1994-97 4. 6.03 Stan Zwinggi (325-1961) 2004-08 5. 32 Pence Dacus 1951-53 5. 5.97 Willard Dearing (118-704) 1959 6. 31 Mike Miller 1978-81 6. 5.80 Vaughn Deary (156-905) 1980-83 7. 27 Shaun Rutherford 2011-12 7. 5.70 Terrence Franks (359-2045) 2011-14 8. 24 Jess Perkins 1964-67 8. 5.69 Robert Lowe (532-3027) 2012-15 24 Spergon Wynn 1998-99 9. 5.51 Marcus Curry (240-1322) 2011-12 10. 20 Greg Hamilton 1977-80 5.51 Terrell Harris (283-1558) 2002-04 MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED MOST RUSHING YARDS/GAME (minimum 20 games) 1. 52 David Williams (550-1018-52) 1994-97 1. 107.1 Donald Wilkerson (22 games) 1993-94 2. 36 Tyler Jones (788-1260-36) 2013-16 2. 106.7 Claude Mathis (44 games) 1994-97 3. 35 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2006-09 3. 88.2 Josh Brown (33 games) 1969-72 4. 32 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-05 4. 82.2 Kevin Jurgajtis (39 games) 1974-77 5. 31 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-53 5. 81.9 Karrington Bush (39 games) 2006-10 6. 30 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-67 6. 73.8 Robert Lowe (41 games) 2012-15 7. 29 James Duncan (270-591-29) 1968-71 7. 71.3 Donnie Williams (33 games) 1979-81 8. 28 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-81 8. 67.9 Lee Davis (37 games) 1999-02 9. 25 David Longhofer (219-431-25) 1982-85 9. 62.7 Reggie Rivers (40 games) 1987-90 10. 24 Noe Gonzalez (123-308-24) 1971-73 10. 62.5 Douglas Sherman (21 games) 2004-05 24 Luis Reyes (107-275-24) 1975-77

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS BEST PASS COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (minimum 100 attempts) MOST RECEIVING YARDS 1. 62.5 Tyler Jones (788-1260-36) 2013-16 1. 2479 Johnny Parker (160-2479) 1969-71 2. 62.4 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-12 2. 2431 Cameron Luke (142-2431) 2006-08 3. 59.9 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 1989 3. 2110 David Vela (101-2110) 1979-82 4. 59.0 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2006-09 4. 1990 Da’Marcus Griggs (154-1990) 2007-10 5. 58.3 Damian Williams (194-333-9) 2017 5. 1586 Daren Dillard (105-1586) 2008-10 58.3 Clint Toon (102-175-8) 2007-08 6. 1565 Billy Dunk (75-1565) 1977-80 7. 57.9 Ron Jacoby (135-233-14) 1979-82 7. 1418 Mike Murphy (72-1418) 1986-89 8. 55.8 Jason Griffin (86-154-5) 1998-00 8. 1396 Eric Tennessee (105-1396) 1984-87 9. 55.1 Spergon Wynn (334-606-19) 1998-99 9. 1375 K.R. Carpenter (98-1375) 2003-05 10. 54.3 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-05 10. 1350 D’Angelo Torres (122-1350) 1997-99

PASS EFFICIENCY (minimum 100 attempts) PASS RECEPTIONS 1. 140.1 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-12 1. 160 Johnny Parker (160-2479) 1969-71 2. 136.0 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2006-09 2. 154 Da’Marcus Griggs (154-1990) 2007-10 3. 135.9 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 1989 3. 142 Cameron Luke (142-2431) 2006-08 4. 133.2 Bobby McBride (96-190-9) 1954-55 4. 122 D’Angelo Torres (122-1350) 1997-99 5. 127.6 Tyler Jones (788-1260-36) 2013-16 5. 121 Tyson Olivo (121-1229) 1998-01 6. 127.2 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-05 6. 112 Brandon Smith (112-1310) 2012-15 7. 126.4 Clint Toon (102-175-8) 2007-08 7. 105 Daren Dillard (105-1586) 2008-10 8. 125.3 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-81 105 Eric Tennessee (105-1396) 1984-87 9. 125.2 Greg Hamilton (92-224-13) 1977-80 9. 101 David Vela (101-2110) 1979-82 10. 124.3 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-53 10. 100 Alvin Canady (100-883) 2006-09

AVERAGE YARDS/PASS (minimum 100 attempts) PASS RECEPTION TOUCHDOWNS 1. 8.7 Eric Turner (88-147-8) 1989 1. 32 Cameron Luke 2006-08 2. 8.4 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-81 2. 19 Johnny Parker 1969-71 3. 8.3 Bobby McBride (96-190-9) 1954-55 3. 17 David Vela 1979-82 4. 7.9 Greg Hamilton (92-224-13) 1977-80 4. 16 Daren Dillard 2008-10 5. 7.6 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-53 5. 15 Billy Dunk 1977-80 6. 7.5 Bradley George (753-1277-35) 2006-09 6. 14 Da’Marcus Griggs 2007-10 7. 7.4 Shaun Rutherford (284-455-9) 2011-12 7. 11 Terrance Hatton 1994-97 8. 7.4 Barrick Nealy (532-979-32) 2003-05 11 D’Angelo Torres 1997-99 9. 7.2 Ron Rittimann (60-127-8) 1988 11 Mike Murphy 1986-89 10. 7.2 Ron Jacoby (135-233-14) 1979-82 10. 10 Cyril Adkins 1994-97 10 John Tyson 2003-04 AVERAGE YARDS/COMPLETION (minimum 100 attempts) 10 Isaiah Battle 2011-13 1. 19.2 Greg Hamilton (92-224-13) 1977-80 2. 18.3 Mike Miller (243-529-28) 1978-81 AVERAGE YARDS/CATCH (minimum 50 receptions) 3. 16.4 Bobby McBride (96-190-9) 1954-55 1. 20.89 David Vela (101-2110) 1979-82 4. 16.0 Noe Gonzalez (123-308-24) 1971-73 2. 20.87 Billy Dunk (75-1565) 1977-80 5. 15.3 Ron Rittimann (60-127-8) 1988 3. 19.69 Mike Murphy (72-1418) 1986-89 6. 15.2 Jess Perkins (240-577-30) 1964-67 4. 18.60 John Tyson (50-930) 2003-04 7. 15.1 Luis Reyes (107-275-24) 1975-77 5. 17.12 Cameron Luke (142-2431) 2006-08 8. 15.1 David Haass (86-217-21) 1985-88 6. 15.44 Johnny Parker (160-2479) 1969-71 9. 14.8 Robert Manning (43-100-9) 1957-58 7. 15.10 Daren Dillard (105-1586) 2008-10 10. 14.7 Pence Dacus (265-512-31) 1951-53 8. 15.04 Elijah King (80-1023) 2016-17 9. 14.63 Markee White (67-980) 2004-05 PASSING YARDS/GAME (minimum 20 games) 10. 14.55 Cyril Adkins (76-1106) 1994-97 1. 217.2 Bradley George (44 games) 2006-09 2. 205.9 Barrick Nealy (35 games) 2003-05 RECEPTIONS/GAME (minimum 20 games) 3. 196.7 Tyler Jones (43 games) 2013-16 1. 6.30 Da’Marcus Griggs (23 games) 2006-07,09-10 4. 162.9 David Williams (41 games) 1994-97 2. 5.16 Johnny Parker (31 games) 1969-71 5. 159.0 Spergon Wynn (22 games) 1998-99 3. 4.36 D’Angelo Torres (28 games) 1997-99 6. 146.3 Shaun Rutherford (23 games) 2011-12 4. 4.18 Cameron Luke (34 games) 2006-08 7. 139.4 Pence Dacus (28 games) 1951-53 5. 4.08 K.R. Carpenter (24 games) 2003-05 8. 126.4 Jess Perkins (20 games) 1966-67 6. 3.65 C. J. Best (26 games) 2014-15 9. 118.9 Cody McCauley (21 games) 2001-02 7. 3.48 Elijah King (23 games) 2016-17 10. 108.4 Mike Miller (41 games) 1978-81 8. 3.35 Markee White (20 games) 2004-05 9. 3.18 Tyson Olivo (38 games) 1998-01 10. 3.00 Mishak Rivas (22 games) 2008-09 3.00 Daren Dillard (35 games) 2008-10 121 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS ALL PURPOSE YARDS/GAME (minimum 20 games) 1. 9829 Tyler Jones (1770-9829) 2013-16 1. 165.1 Claude Mathis (44 games) 1994-97 2. 9786 Bradley George (1479-9786) 2006-09 2. 159.3 Karrington Bush (39 games) 2006-10 3. 8933 Barrick Nealy (1382-8933) 2003-05 3. 156.9 Donald Wilkerson (22 games) 1993-94 4. 7093 David Williams (1263-7093) 1994-97 4. 100.4 Reggie Rivers (40 games) 1987-90 5. 6249 Mike Miller (952-6249) 1978-81 5. 97.5 Josh Brown (33 games) 1969-72 6. 5030 Jess Perkins (862-5030) 1964-67 6. 96.9 Kevin Jurgajtis (39 games) 1974-77 7. 4694 Claude Mathis (884-4694) 1994-97 7. 88.7 Lee Davis (37 games) 1999-02 8. 4410 Shaun Rutherford (750-4410) 2011-12 8. 86.6 Robert Lowe (41 games) 2012-15 9. 4247 Pence Dacus (587-4247) 1951-53 9. 84.6 Jessie Davis (28 games) 1975-77 10. 3842 James Duncan (713-3842) 1968-71 10. 81.6 Johnny Parker (31 games) 1969-71

TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR TOTAL POINTS SCORED 1. 79 Bradley George 2006-09 1. 294 Claude Mathis (49 TD) 1994-97 2. 77 Tyler Jones 2013-16 2. 229 Will Johnson (121 PAT, 36 FG) 2011-14 3. 70 Barrick Nealy 2003-05 3. 227 David Morrison (16 TD, 83 PAT, 16 FG) 1964-67 4. 64 Mike Miller 1978-81 4. 219 Andrew Ireland (117 PAT, 34 FG) 2006-08 5. 59 David Williams 1994-97 5. 217 Neal Neunhoffer (142 PAT, 25 FG) 1981-84 6. 49 Claude Mathis 1994-97 6. 206 Robert Lowe (34 TD, 1 PAT) 2012-15 7. 35 Shaun Rutherford 2011-12 7. 204 Josh Brown (34 TD) 1969-72 35 Greg Hamilton 1977-80 8. 198 Mike Miller (33 TD) 1978-81 9. 34 Robert Lowe 2012-15 9. 192 Cameron Luke (32 TD) 2006-08 34 Josh Brown 1969-72 10. 186 Lee Davis (31 TD) 1999-02 186 Terrence Franks (31 TD) 2011-14 TOTAL OFFENSE/GAME (minimum 20 games) 1. 255.2 Barrick Nealy (35 games) 2003-05 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 2. 228.6 Tyler Jones (43 games) 2013-16 1. 49 Claude Mathis (45 rush, 4 rcv) 1994-97 3. 222.4 Bradley George (44 games) 2006-09 2. 34 Robert Lowe (29 rush, 5 rcv) 2012-15 4. 191.7 Shaun Rutherford (23 games) 2011-12 34 Josh Brown (34 rush) 1969-72 5. 173.0 David Williams (41 games) 1994-97 4. 33 Mike Miller (33 rush) 1978-81 6. 159.2 Jess Perkins (20 games ) 1966-67 5. 32 Cameron Luke (32 rcv) 2006-08 7. 152.4 Mike Miller (41 games) 1978-81 6. 31 Lee Davis (28 rush, 3 rcv) 1999-02 8. 151.7 Pence Dacus (28 games) 1951-53 31 Terrence Franks (24 rush, 6 rcv, 1ret) 2011-14 9. 147.8 Spergon Wynn (22 games) 1998-99 8. 29 Donnie Williams (26 rush, 3 rcv) 1979-81 10. 129.0 Jess Perkins (39 games) 1964-67 9. 28 Karrington Bush (24 rush, 3 rcv, 1 ret) 2006-10 28 Kevin Jurgajtis (28 rush) 1974-77 TOTAL OFFENSE/PLAY (minimum 50 plays) 1. 8.07 Bobby McBride (195-1574) 1954-55 PAT KICKS MADE 2. 8.05 C. J. Best (56-451) 2013-15 1. 142 Neal Neunhoffer (142-157) 1981-84 3. 7.31 Michael Williams (52-380) 1992-95 2. 121 Will Johnson (121-123) 2011-14 4. 7.24 Pence Dacus (587-4247) 1951-53 3. 117 Andrew Ireland (117-119) 2006-08 5. 7.18 Rene Maldanado (256-1839) 1983-85 4. 112 Terry Whitman (112-127) 1977-80 6. 7.08 Bob Lewis (99-701) 1959 5. 92 Justin Martinez (92-97) 1999-02 7. 6.91 Todd Scott (121-836) 1990-91 6. 83 David Morrison (83-86) 1964-67 8. 6.81 Wilbert Mitchel (208-1417) 1969 7. 74 David Wuest (74-81) 1970-73 9. 6.73 Ron Rittimann (143-962) 1988 8. 70 Ray Whitehead (70-72) 1991-94 10. 6.66 Eric Turner (191-1272) 1989 9. 68 Stan Jones (68-74) 2004-05

ALL PURPOSE YARDS PAT KICKS ATTEMPTED 1. 7264 Claude Mathis 1994-97 1. 157 Neal Neunhoffer (142-157) 1981-84 2. 6211 Karrington Bush 2006-10 2. 127 Terry Whitman (112-127) 1977-80 3. 4015 Reggie Rivers 1987-90 3. 123 Will Johnson (121-123) 2011-14 4. 3854 Bronson Sanders 1998-01 4. 119 Andrew Ireland (117-119) 2006-08 5. 3781 Kevin Jurgajtis 1974-77 5. 97 Justin Martinez (92-97) 1999-02 6. 3552 Robert Lowe 2012-15 6. 86 David Morrison (83-86) 1964-67 7. 3452 Donald Wilkerson 1993-94 7. 81 David Wuest (74-81) 1970-73 8. 3283 Lee Davis 1999-02 8. 74 Stan Jones (68-74) 2004-05 9. 3216 Josh Brown 1969-72 9. 72 Ray Whitehead (70-72) 1991-94 10. 3126 Ricky Sanders 1980-83 10. 66 Rex Turner (64-66) 1961-63

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS PAT KICK PERCENTAGE (minimum 50 attempts) PUNT ATTEMPTS 1. 100.0 Steven Dietz (54-54) 2003-04 1. 250 Rick Barrow (250-9989) 1997-00 2. 98.4 Will Johnson (121-123) 2011-14 2. 212 Mike Taylor (212-8058) 1978-81 3. 98.3 Andrew Ireland (117-119) 2006-08 3. 208 Jeff Brandes (208-7923) 1992-95 4. 97.2 Ray Whitehead (70-72) 1991-94 4. 194 Paul Alsbury (194-7641) 1987-90 5. 97.0 Rex Turner (64-66) 1961-63 5. 183 Ben Follis (183-7366) 2008-11 6. 96.5 David Morrison (83-86) 1964-67 6. 164 Jerry Fife (164-5882) 1982,84-85 7. 96.3 Lumi Kaba (26-27) 2015-16 7. 147 Cory Elolf (147-6158) 2003-05 8. 94.9 Jason Dann (37-39) 2012-14 8. 142 Tom Soyars (142-5543) 1968-70 9. 94.8 Justin Martinez (92-97) 1999-02 9. 139 Lumi Kaba (139-5977) 2015-16 10. 94.7 Carl Andress (54-57) 1972-75 139 Raymond Palmour (139-5384) 1950-51,54

FIELD GOALS MADE PUNTS HAD BLOCKED 1. 36 Will Johnson (36-61) 2011-14 1. 2 Ben Follis (183-7366) 2008-11 36 Ray Whitehead (36-45) 1991-94 2. 1 Marcus Ripley (89-3740) 2015-17 3. 34 Andrew Ireland (34-43) 2006-08 1 Cory Elolf (147-6158) 2003-05 4. 29 Justin Martinez (29-50) 1999-02 1 Marvin McCurry (116-4444) 2001-02 5. 25 Neal Neunhoffer (25-44) 1981-84 6. 22 Robbie Roberson (22-35) 1990-91 AVERAGE YARDS/PUNT (minimum 30 attempts) 7. 19 Terry Whitman (19-32) 1977-80 1. 45.30 Zach Robinson (56-2537) 2012-13 19 David Wuest (19-36) 1970-73 2. 44.69 Chri MacDonald (95-4246) 2006-07 9. 16 David Morrison (16-18) 1964-67 3. 43.36 Will Johnson (128-5550) 2011-14 16 Ross Doctoroff (16-22) 1997-99 4. 43.00 Lumi Kaba (139-5977) 2015-16 5. 42.02 Marcus Ripley (89-3740) 2015-17 FIELD GOALS ATTEMPTED 6. 41.89 Cory Elolf (147-6158) 2003-05 1. 61 Will Johnson (36-61) 2011-14 7. 41.60 Jon White (134-5574) 1963-65 2. 50 Justin Martinez (29-50) 1999-02 8. 40.25 Ben Follis (183-7366) 2008-11 3. 45 Ray Whitehead (36-45) 1991-94 4. 44 Neal Neunhoffer (25-44) 1981-84 PUNT RETURN YARDS 5. 43 Andrew Ireland (34-43) 2006-08 1. 767 Andy Erickson (55-767) 2011-13 6. 36 David Wuest (19-36) 1970-73 2. 739 Mac Sauls (51-739) 1964-67 7. 35 Robbie Roberson (22-35) 1990-91 3. 635 Claude Mathis (44-635) 1994-97 8. 34 Carl Andress (11-34) 1972-75 4. 577 Mike Collins (73-577) 1986-89 9. 32 Terry Whitman (19-32) 1977-80 5. 472 Bobby Graham (31-472) 1953-55 10. 30 Mike Wuest (15-30) 1969-70 6. 408 Gary Peoples (62-408) 1979-82 30 Steven Dietz (13-30) 2003-04 7. 365 M. Williams (34-365) 1991-95 8. 347 Brandon McDowell (34-347) 2013-16 FIELD GOAL PERCENTAGE (minimum 25 attempts) 9. 320 Mike Montgomery (44-320) 1968-70 1. 80.0 Ray Whitehead (36-45) 1991-94 10. 313 Justin Vogt (32-313) 2000-01 2. 79.1 Andrew Ireland (34-43) 2006-08 3. 62.9 Robbie Roberson (22-35) 1990-91 PUNT RETURNS 4. 59.4 Terry Whitman (19-32) 1977-80 1. 73 Mike Collins (73-577) 1986-89 5. 59.0 Will Johnson (36-61) 2011-14 2. 62 Gary Peoples (62-408) 1979-82 6. 58.0 Justin Martinez (29-50) 1999-02 3. 55 Andy Erickson (55-767) 2011-13 7. 56.8 Neal Neunhoffer (25-44) 1981-84 4. 51 Mac Sauls (51-739) 1964-67 8. 52.8 David Wuest (19-36) 1970-73 5. 44 Claude Mathis (44-635) 1994-97 9. 50.0 Mike Wuest (15-30) 1969-70 44 Mike Montgomery (44-320) 1968-70 10. 46.2 Kyle Matlock (12-26) 1986-87 7. 34 Brandon McDowell (34-347) 2013-16 34 Maurice Williams (34-365) 1991-95 PUNT YARDS 9. 32 Justin Vogt (32-313) 2000-01 1. 9989 Rick Barrow (250-9989) 1997-00 2. 8058 Mike Taylor (212-8058) 1978-81 PUNT RETURN TOUCHDOWNS 3. 7923 Jeff Brandes (208-7923) 1992-95 1. 2 Eric Cobble 1982-85 4. 7641 Paul Alsbury (194-7641) 1987-90 2. 1 Brandon McDowell 2013-16 5. 7366 Ben Follis (183-7366) 2008-11 1 Terrence Franks 2011-14 6. 6158 Cory Elolf (147-6158) 2003-05 1 Craig Mager 2011-14 7. 5977 Lumi Kaba (139-5977) 2015-16 1 Da’Marcus Griggs 2006-10 8. 5882 Jerry Fife (164-5882) 1982,84-85 1 Melvin Webber 2004-05 9. 5574 Jon White (134-5574) 1963-65 1 Donald Miller 1992-95 10. 5550 Will Johnson (128-5550) 2011-14 1 A.J. Jonhson 1987 1 Ronnie Kuhn 1977-78

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS PUNT RETURN AVERAGE (minimum 25 attempts) INTERCEPTION RETURN YARDS 1. 15.23 Bobby Graham (31-472) 1953-55 1. 236 Mac Sauls (25-236) 1964-67 2. 14.49 Mac Sauls (51-739) 1964-67 2. 161 David Mims II (6-161) 2011-15 3. 14.43 Claude Mathis (44-635) 1994-97 3. 131 Charles Sterling (4-131) 1984-85 4. 13.95 Andy Erickson (55-767) 2011-13 131 Marcus Clark (6-131) 2007-10 5. 10.74 Maurice Williams (34-365) 1991-95 5. 128 Bobby Watkins (8-128) 1979-80 6. 10.21 Brandon McDowell (34-347) 2013-16 128 Tim Staskus (8-128) 1981-83 7. 9.78 Justin Vogt (32-313) 2000-01 7. 122 Paul Phillips (6-122) 1973-76 8. 9.32 Louie Simmonds (31-289) 1963-65 8. 117 Darrell Johnson (6-117) 1975-78 9. 9.10 Morris Crosby (31-282) 2005-08 9. 110 Billy Sanders (5-110) 1952 10. 7.90 Mike Collins (73-577) 1986-89 10. 107 Robbie Robinett (2-107) 1959

KICK RETURN YARDS INTERCEPTIONS 1. 2531 Karrington Bush (99-2531) 2006-10 1. 25 Mac Sauls (25-236) 1964-67 2. 1641 Brandon Smith (66-1641) 2012-15 2. 17 David Glasco (17-106) 1982-84 3. 1191 Claude Mathis (45-1191) 1994-97 3. 11 Adrian Simpson (11-72) 1980-83 4. 971 Jafus Gaines (38-971) 2012-15 11 Ricky West (11-67) 1968,71 5. 920 Reggie Rivers (46-920) 1987-90 5. 10 Keith Frase (10-102) 1975-78 6. 757 Donald Wilkerson (35-757) 1993-94 10 Bobby McBride (10-92) 1954-55 7. 747 Stan Zwinggi (32-747) 2004-08 10 Don Caldwell (10-73) 1968-70 8. 715 A.J Johnson (31-715) 1986-88 10 Leon Savage (10-65) 1973-76 9. 690 Isaiah Battle (32-690) 2011-13 9. 9 Ronnie Kuhn (9-44) 1977-78 10. 597 Gary Peoples (29-597) 1979-82 9 Lee Lundin (9-36) 1983-86 9 Aaron Randow (9-22) 1971-73 KICK RETURNS 1. 99 Karrington Bush (99-2531) 2006-10 INTERCEPTION RETURN TOUCHDOWNS 2. 66 Brandon Smith (66-1641) 2012-15 1. 3 Tim Staskus 1981-83 3. 46 Reggie Rivers (46-920) 1987-90 2. 2 Cyril Friday 1981-83 4. 45 Claude Mathis (45-1191) 1994-97 2 Brad Schley 1997-98 5. 38 Jafus Gaines (38-971) 2012-15 4. 1 21 players, last by Stan Kanu 2016 6. 35 Morris Crosby (35-594) 2005-08 35 Donald Wilkerson (35-757) 1993-94 FUMBLE RETURN YARDS 8. 32 Stan Zwinggi (32-747) 2004-08 1. 182 C.J. Carroll (3-182) 1997-00 32 Isaiah Battle (32-690) 2011-13 2. 78 Brandon Dickinson (1-78) 2001-02 32 Aaron Allen (32-583) 1994-97 3. 74 Sterling Rogers (3-74) 1998-01 4. 72 Larry Hayden (1-72) 2003-05 KICK RETURN TDS 5. 63 Michael Ebbitt (1-63) 2011 1. 3 Brandon Smith 2012-15 6. 58 Myron Coleman (2-58) 1998-01 2. 1 Isaiah Battle 2011-13 7. 56 Johnny McCoy (1-56) 2003 1 Karrington Bush 2006-10 8. 50 Damani Alexcee (1-50) 2013-16 1 Daren Dillard 2008-10 50 Epsil Williams (0-50) 2003-06 1 A.J Johnson 1986-88 10. 46 Clay Weir (1-46) 2001-02 1 David Smith 1974-77 46 Greg Pitts (1-46) 1999-02 1 Willard Dearing 1959 FUMBLE RETURNS KICK RETURN AVERAGE (minimum 20 attempts) 1. 3 C.J. Carroll (3-182) 1997-00 1. 26.47 Claude Mathis (45-1191) 1994-97 3 S. Rogers (3-74) 1998-01 2. 25.57 Karrington Bush (99-2531) 2006-10 3 Jerem Castillo (3-24) 2003-06 3. 25.55 Jafus Gaines (38-971) 2012-15 4. 2 Myron Coleman (2-58) 1998-01 4. 24.86 Brandon Smith (66-1641) 2012-15 2 Jamarqu O’Neal (2-33) 2005-06 5. 23.34 Stan Zwinggi (32-747) 2004-08 2 Kenyon Leno (2-13) 2001-04 6. 23.06 A.J Johnson (31-715) 1986,88 7. 1 21 players, last by Damani Alexcee (1-50) 2013-16 7. 23.00 Mishak Rivas (22-506) 2008-09 8. 21.82 Stanley Bunton (22-480) 1979-81 FUMBLE RETURN TOUCHDOWNS 9. 21.63 Donald Wilkerson (35-757) 1993-94 1. 2 Sterling Rogers 1998-01 10. 21.56 Isaiah Battle (32-690) 2011-12 2 Myron Coleman 1998-01 3. 1 18 players, last by Damani Alexcee 2013-16

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INDIVIDUAL CAREER LEADERS TOTAL TACKLES FUMBLES FORCED 1. 447 Greg Pitts (235-212) 1999-02 1. 17 Sterling Rogers 1998-01 2. 441 Brad Fulks (200-241) 1985-88 2. 13 Greg Pitts 1999-02 3. 389 Shawn Woods (171-218) 1984-87 3. 9 Jeremy Castillo 2003-06 4. 388 Myron Coleman (220-168) 1998-01 9 Rod Woodard 1989-91 5. 362 Cyril Friday (177-185) 1980-83 5. 8 Rod Clark 1981-83 6. 361 Cliffton Black (209-152) 1995-99 6. 7 C.J. Carroll 1997-00 7. 335 Sterling Rogers (248-87) 1998-01 7 Shawn Woods 1984-87 8. 322 Glenn Mangold (141-181) 1986-89 7 Cyril Friday 1980-83 9. 320 Jeremy Castillo (138-182) 2003-06 7 Chad Coleman 1989-90 10. 315 Marcus Clark (154-161) 2007-10 10. 6 T Carrington 1991-92 6 Victor Carr 1991-93 UNASSISTED TACKLES 6 Jeff Brown 2002-05 1. 248 Sterling Rogers (248-87) 1998-01 6 Cliffton Black 1995-99 2. 235 Greg Pitts (235-212) 1999-02 6 Courtney Smith 2004-08 3. 220 Myron Coleman (220-168) 1998-01 6 John Douglass 1991-92 4. 209 Cliffton Black (209-152) 1995-99 5. 200 Brad Fulks (200-241) 1985-88 FUMBLES RECOVERED 6. 195 C.J. Carroll (195-56) 1997-00 1. 13 Myron Coleman 1998-01 7. 177 Cyril Friday (177-185) 1980-83 2. 10 Jeremy Castillo 2003-06 8. 171 Shawn Woods (171-218) 1984-87 3. 8 Brad Fulks 1985-88,88 9. 164 Craig Mager (164-47) 2011-14 8 Cyril Friday 1980-83 10. 162 Darryl Morris (162-61) 2008-12 5. 7 Greg Pitts 1999-02 7 C.J. Carroll 1997-00 ASSISTED TACKLES 7 Glenn Mangold 1986-89 1. 241 Brad Fulks (200-241) 1985-88 8. 5 9 players, last by Joplo Bartu 2008-12 2. 218 Shawn Woods (171-218) 1984-87 3. 212 Greg Pitts (235-212) 1999-02 PASS BREAKUPS 4. 185 Cyril Friday (177-185) 1980-83 1. 39 Craig Mager 2011-14 5. 182 Jeremy Castillo (138-182) 2003-06 2. 26 Kendall Jones 1998 -01 6. 181 Glenn Mangold (141-181) 1986-89 26 Darryl Morris 2008-12 7. 168 Myron Coleman (220-168) 1998-01 4. 25 Epsil Williams 2003-06 8. 166 Rod Woodard (124-166) 1989-91 25 Nicolas Jack 1994-96 9. 161 Marcus Clark (154-161) 2007-10 6. 24 Rod Woodard 1989-91 10. 159 Tim Staskus (110-159) 1981-83 7. 21 Sterling Rogers 1998-01 8. 20 Brian McCray 1991-93 TACKLES FOR LOSS 9. 19 Kenyon Leno 2001-04 1. 46.0 Sterling Rogers (46-0/117) 1998-01 10. 18 Xavier Daniels 2009-13 2. 44.0 Greg Pitts (44-0/165) 1999-02 3. 39.0 Jeremy Castillo (29-20/164) 2003-06 QUARTERBACK HURRIES 4. 38.0 C.J. Carroll (38-0/81) 1997-00 1. 55 Greg Pitts 1999-02 38.0 Glenn Mangold (38-0/33) 1986-89 2. 30 Myron Coleman 1998-01 6. 36.0 Mike Langford (30-12/81) 1980-82 3. 29 Sterling Rogers 1998-01 7. 35.5 Fred Evans (28-15/133) 2004-05 4. 27 Josh Tubbs 2001-03 8. 32.0 Cyril Friday (32-0/75) 1980-83 5. 26 Clenton Ballard 1998-01 32.0 Clenton Ballard (32-0/78) 1998-01 6. 23 C.J. Carroll 1997-00 10. 27.5 Travis Houston (20-15/102) 2006-09 7. 18 Marcus Clark 2007-10 18 Travis Houston 2006-09 SACKS 9. 14 Jason Waskington 1998-01 1. 32.0 C.J. Carroll (32-0/146) 1997-00 10. 13 Nate Langford 2004-07 2. 27.5 Rod Clark (25-5/0) 1981-83 3. 24.5 Cyril Friday (21-7/0) 1980-83 BLOCKED KICKS 4. 23.5 Greg Pitts (23-1/162) 1999-02 1. 4 Anthony D. Taylor 2015-16 5. 22.5 Monte Lewis (22-1/-51) 1991-94 2. 2 Ishmael Davis 2015-17 6. 21.5 Glenn Mangold (21-1/0) 1986-89 2 Easy Anyama 2015-17 7. 16.0 Mike Langford (16-0/0) 1980-82 2 Nato James 2001-04 8. 13.5 Clint Bendele (12-3/32) 1996-99 2 Morris Brothers 2004-05 9. 13.0 Ben McClellan (12-2/-12) 1998-99 10. 12.5 Brad Schley (12-1/31) 1997-98

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INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS RUSHING LEADERS Year Player GP Att. Yds. G/Avg. Year Player GP Att. Yds. G/Avg. 2013 Robert Lowe 12 164 945 78.8 1950 Lawrence Weber 9 35 212 23.6 2014 Robert Lowe 11 185 1091 99.2 1951 Leo Chafin 10 149 736 73.6 2015 Robert Lowe 11 175 915 83.2 1952 Ed Schmeltekopf 9 121 767 85.2 2016 Stedman Mayberry 12 157 621 49.4 1953 Ed Schmeltekopf 7 79 355 50.7 2017 Anthony D. Taylor 12 108 436 36.3 1954 Ed Schmeltekopf 8 83 361 45.1 1955 Bobby Gibbens 9 135 564 62.7 PASSING LEADERS 1956 Keith Hoffmann 9 99 436 48.4 Year Player GP Att. Com. Int. Pct. Yds. TDs 1957 Walter Schulle 9 118 432 48.0 1950 Joe Farris 9 145 58 10 .400 744 7 1958 David Baker 8 78 306 38.3 1951 Pence Dacus 10 144 66 7 .458 1022 12 1959 Willard Dearing 9 118 704 78.2 1952 Pence Dacus 9 161 86 14 .534 1228 9 1960 Gibbs Franki 10 96 429 42.9 1953 Pence Dacus 9 207 113 10 .546 1654 11 1961 Gibbs Franki 10 142 491 49.1 1954 Bobby McBride 10 100 44 7 .440 668 4 1962 Dee White 10 98 707 70.7 1955 Bobby McBride 7 90 52 2 .578 906 9 1963 Rex Turner 10 99 558 55.8 1956 Alvin Woods 9 62 24 9 .378 425 5 1964 Reynaldo Farias 6 87 439 73.2 1957 Alvin Woods 9 87 39 8 .448 465 4 1965 Reece Morrison 10 163 919 91.9 1958 Robert Manning 10 100 43 9 .430 635 4 1966 Reece Morrison 10 121 611 61.1 1959 Bob Lewis 9 99 46 8 .465 701 5 1967 Reece Morrison 10 88 414 41.4 1960 Dee White 10 71 21 0 .296 252 0 1968 Richard Bailey 8 186 470 58.8 1961 Dee White 10 80 28 11 .350 364 3 1969 Andy Buffington 10 148 595 59.5 1962 Danny Leinnweber 10 55 26 5 .473 461 8 1970 Josh Brown 10 215 945 94.5 1963 Danny Leinnweber 10 185 95 6 .514 1134 6 1971 Josh Brown 10 166 892 89.2 1964 Jesse Perkins 9 60 30 1 .500 584 4 1972 Josh Brown 9 205 1011 112.3 1965 Jesse Perkins 10 132 43 8 .326 542 1 1973 Walter Hartfield 9 155 704 78.2 1966 Jesse Perkins 10 161 66 8 .410 904 6 1974 Kevin Jurgajtis 10 138 726 72.6 1967 Jesse Perkins 10 224 101 13 .451 1625 13 1975 Jesse Davis 9 112 731 81.2 1968 Cliff Mitchell 10 177 79 10 .446 1285 8 1976 Kevin Jurgajtis 10 184 877 87.7 1969 Cliff Mitchell 10 208 98 10 .471 1387 10 1977 Kevin Jurgajtis 9 178 869 96.6 1970 Jim Duncan 11 275 134 10 .487 1779 9 1978 Paul Derby 10 177 909 90.9 1971 Jim Duncan 10 213 98 12 .460 1442 6 1979 Donnie Williams 11 146 720 65.5 1972 Noe Gonzales 10 175 66 11 .377 1110 6 1980 Donnie Williams 11 148 742 67.5 1973 Noe Gonzales 8 122 53 11 .434 806 4 1981 Donnie Williams 11 161 891 81.0 1974 Gary Frank 8 70 27 7 .386 477 3 1982 Ricky Sanders 11 151 878 79.8 1975 Gary Frank 10 61 20 6 .328 209 1 1983 Ricky Sanders 10 141 665 66.5 1976 Luis Reyes 10 187 84 13 .449 1289 7 1984 Eric Cobble 10 118 470 47.0 1977 Greg Hamilton 9 67 33 2 .493 702 9 1985 Eric Cobble 11 153 729 66.3 1978 Mike Miller 9 72 27 3 .375 517 4 1986 Roy Jackson 11 202 1187 107.9 1979 Mike Miller 9 103 40 5 .388 717 3 1987 Roy Jackson 9 111 450 50.0 1980 Mike Miller 11 148 76 10 .514 1375 10 1988 Bill Jones 11 207 876 79.6 1981 Mike Miller 11 206 100 10 .485 1837 14 1989 Reggie Rivers 11 136 659 59.9 1982 Ron Jacoby 11 181 100 11 .553 1326 8 1990 Reggie Rivers 10 215 1145 114.5 1983 Rene Maldonado 10 146 82 9 .562 1127 4 1991 Gilbert Price 11 244 837 76.1 1984 David Longhofer 11 224 107 10 .478 1613 7 1992 John Hygh 11 186 638 58.0 1985 David Longhofer 10 137 69 11 .504 784 1 1993 Donald Wilkerson 11 135 787 71.5 1986 David Haass 10 113 47 7 .416 589 2 1994 Donald Wilkerson 11 302 1569 142.6 1987 Ron Rittimann 11 268 122 11 .455 1756 12 1995 Claude Mathis 11 244 1289 116.9 1988 Ron Rittimann 5 127 60 8 .472 917 7 1996 Claude Mathis 11 294 1593 144.8 1989 Eric Turner 8 147 88 8 .599 1286 6 1997 Claude Mathis 11 311 1595 145.0 1990 Gilbert Price 11 89 45 2 .506 661 4 1998 ReShawn Brown 11 162 710 64.5 1991 Gilbert Price 11 147 78 5 .531 954 5 1999 Bronson Sanders 11 237 1004 91.3 1992 John Hygh 11 146 72 8 .493 876 7 2000 Lee Davis 10 162 825 82.5 1993 John Hygh 10 107 48 11 .449 506 2 2001 Bronson Sanders 9 205 953 105.9 1994 David Williams 9 174 99 10 .569 1146 10 2002 Lee Davis 10 173 788 78.8 1995 David Williams 10 348 186 13 .535 2389 18 2003 Terrell Harris 11 139 780 70.9 1996 David Williams 11 241 111 18 .461 1383 6 2004 Douglas Sherman 11 128 622 56.5 1997 David Williams 11 255 154 11 .604 1759 11 2005 Barrick Nealy 14 159 1057 75.5 1998 Spergon Wynn 11 284 173 6 .609 1851 10 2006 Stan Zwinggi 11 131 735 68.8 1999 Spergon Wynn 11 323 161 13 .498 1646 14 2007 Karrington Bush 11 137 1039 94.5 2000 Jason Griffin 11 135 78 5 .578 934 8 2008 Karrington Bush 13 136 1065 81.9 2001 Cody McCauley 11 250 130 9 .520 1438 8 2009 Alvin Canady 10 128 546 49.6 2002 Cody McCauley 11 168 102 4 .607 1223 9 2010 Karrington Bush 11 145 704 64.0 2003 Barrick Nealy 12 473 240 17 .507 3129 2 2011 Terrence Franks 12 146 863 71.9 2004 Barrick Nealy 9 143 84 6 .587 1202 10 2012 Marcus Curry 11 113 685 62.3 2005 Barrick Nealy 14 363 208 9 .573 2875 21 126 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Player GP Att. Com. Int. Pct. Yds. TDs Year Player GP Rush Pass Total Avg. 2006 Bradley George 10 233 124 10 .532 1676 11 1999 Spergon Wynn 11 -49 1646 1597 145.2 2007 Bradley George 11 334 190 8 .569 2099 16 2000 Jason Griffin 11 -14 934 920 83.6 2008 Bradley George 13 301 181 6 .601 2660 26 2001 Cody McCauley 11 133 1438 1571 142.8 2009 Bradley George 11 409 258 11 .631 3121 23 2002 Cody McCauley 11 79 1223 1302 118.4 2010 Tyler Arndt 7 192 106 7 .552 1364 9 2003 Barrick Nealy 12 261 3129 3390 282.5 2011 Shaun Rutherford 11 156 91 4 .583 1227 12 2004 Barrick Nealy 9 409 1202 1611 179.0 2012 Shaun Rutherford 12 299 193 5 .645 2137 15 2005 Barrick Nealy 14 1057 2875 3932 280.9 2013 Tyler Jones 8 161 100 5 .621 1130 8 2006 Bradley George 10 104 1676 1780 178.0 2014 Tyler Jones 12 376 246 7 .654 2670 22 2007 Bradley George 11 81 2099 2180 198.2 2015 Tyler Jones 12 382 223 10 .584 2484 14 2008 Bradley George 13 19 2660 2679 223.2 2016 Tyler Jones 11 343 221 14 .644 2186 11 2009 Bradley George 11 26 3121 3147 286.1 2017 Damian Williams 12 333 194 9 .583 2061 12 2010 Tyler Arndt 7 24 1364 1388 198.3 2011 Shaun Rutherford 11 449 1227 1676 152.4 TOTAL OFFENSE LEADERS 2012 Shaun Rutherford 12 467 597 2137 227.8 Year Player GP Rush Pass Total Avg. 2013 Tyler Jones 8 257 1130 1387 173.4 1950 Joe Farris 9 78 744 822 91.3 2014 Tyler Jones 12 535 2670 3209 267.4 1951 Pence Dacus 10 68 1022 1090 109.0 2015 Tyler Jones 12 583 2494 3067 255.6 1952 Pence Dacus 9 184 1228 1412 156.9 2016 Tyler Jones 11 -8 2184 2176 197.8 1953 Pence Dacus 9 91 1654 1745 193.9 2017 Damian Williams 12 113 2061 2174 181.2 1954 Bobby McBride 10 76 668 744 74.4 1955 Bobby McBride 7 109 906 1015 145.0 PASS RECEIVING LEADERS 1956 Alvin Woods 8 37 424 461 57.6 Year Player GP Rec. Yds. TDs 1957 Alvin Woods 9 5 465 470 52.2 1950 Wallace Reicherzer 9 20 254 3 1958 Robert Manning 10 -3 635 632 63.2 1951 Mac Peoples 10 21 320 4 1959 Bob Lewis 9 -33 691 658 73.1 1952 John Weder 9 34 475 2 1960 Gibbs Franki 10 429 0 429 42.9 1953 James Prewitt 9 35 586 2 1961 Dee White 10 412 364 776 77.6 1954 Bobby Graham 10 13 204 1 1962 Dee White 10 707 323 1030 103.0 1955 Bobby Graham 9 21 350 3 1963 Danny Leinnweber 10 43 1134 1177 117.7 1956 Charlie Hall 8 12 196 3 1964 Jesse Perkins 10 245 584 829 92.1 1957 Hillyer Ward 10 13 245 1 1965 Reece Morrison 10 919 0 919 91.9 1958 Hillyer Ward 10 15 291 1 1966 Jesse Perkins 10 381 904 1285 128.5 1959 Don Hardin 10 20 380 1 1967 Jesse Perkins 10 410 1625 2035 203.5 1960 Don Hardin 10 8 118 0 1968 Cliff Mitchell 10 185 1285 1470 147.0 1961 Celestino Avila 10 13 166 3 1969 Cliff Mitchell 10 -54 1387 1333 133.3 1962 Reynaldo Farias 10 21 306 7 1970 Jim Duncan 11 114 1779 1893 172.1 1963 Jerry Cole 10 31 429 1 1971 Jim Duncan 10 0 1442 1442 144.2 1964 Jerry Cole 9 15 242 3 1972 Noe Gonzales 10 452 1110 1562 156.2 1965 Louie Simmonds 10 16 200 0 1973 Noe Gonzales 8 411 806 1217 152.1 1966 David Morrison 10 17 369 2 1974 Gary Frank 8 207 477 684 85.5 1967 Cliff Mitchell 10 37 623 6 1975 Jesse Davis 9 731 9 740 82.2 1968 Don Caldwell 10 30 531 0 1976 Luis Reyes 10 15 1289 1304 130.4 1969 Johnny Parker 9 58 927 8 1977 Greg Hamilton 8 148 702 850 106.3 1970 Johnny Parker 11 59 820 6 1978 Mike Miller 8 375 517 892 111.5 1971 Johnny Parker 10 43 723 5 1979 Mike Miller 11 358 717 1075 97.7 1972 Ben Scharnberg 10 20 354 2 1980 Mike Miller 11 504 1375 1879 170.8 1973 Robert Watson 10 24 320 3 1981 Mike Miller 11 566 1837 2403 218.5 1974 Robert Miller 9 13 291 1 1982 Ron Jacoby 11 579 1326 1905 173.2 1975 Robert Miller 10 5 125 1 1983 Rene Maldonado 10 66 1127 1193 119.3 1976 Randy Knox 10 25 298 3 1984 David Longhofer 11 355 1613 1968 178.9 1977 Jesse Davis 9 14 287 3 1985 David Longhofer 10 237 784 1021 102.1 1978 Billy Dunk 10 22 556 8 1986 Roy Jackson 11 1187 0 1187 107.9 1979 Billy Dunk 11 21 480 3 1987 Ron Rittimann 11 -61 1756 1695 154.1 1980 Billy Dunk 11 32 529 4 1988 Ron Rittimann 5 45 917 962 192.4 1981 David Vela 11 44 971 11 1989 Eric Turner 8 -14 1286 1272 159.0 1982 David Vela 11 34 580 1 1990 Gilbert Price 11 738 661 1399 127.2 1983 Vaughn Deary 10 50 711 4 1991 Gilbert Price 11 837 954 1791 162.8 1984 Kevin Mickets 11 22 336 2 1992 John Hygh 11 638 876 1514 137.6 1985 Courtney Lane 10 21 374 3 1993 John Hygh 10 514 506 1020 102.0 Patrick Franklin 11 21 271 0 1994 Donald Wilkerson 11 1569 0 1569 142.6 1986 Eric Tennessee 11 38 480 1 1995 David Williams 10 -2 2389 2387 238.7 1987 Eric Tennessee 10 49 749 4 1996 Claude Mathis 11 1593 0 1593 144.8 1988 A.J. Johnson 8 26 459 4 1997 David Williams 11 171 1759 1930 175.5 1989 Mike Murphy 11 33 595 3 1998 Spergon Wynn 11 -196 1851 1655 150.5 1990 Robert Gasca 11 11 222 2 127 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Player GP Rec. Yds. TDs 1991 Todd Scott 11 23 261 0 1992 Scott Moore 11 19 219 2 1993 Clint Owen 11 14 187 0 1994 Claude Mathis 11 33 307 2 1995 Aaron Allen 11 44 544 2 1996 Aaron Allen 11 27 280 1 1997 D’Angelo Torres 10 41 474 2 1998 D’Angelo Torres 10 51 616 6 1999 Marvin Giddings 11 31 289 2 2000 Tyson Olivo 11 43 515 0 2001 Tyson Olivo 8 36 464 3 2002 Lee Davis 10 17 195 2 2003 K.R. Carpenter 12 60 780 7 2004 John Tyson 11 27 407 6 2005 Markee White 13 56 786 5 2006 Chase Wasson 11 27 380 3 2007 Cameron Luke 11 60 1,035 12 2008 Cameron Luke 13 73 1,268 17 2009 Da’Marcus Griggs 11 80 969 8 2010 Da’Marcus Griggs 11 65 920 6 2011 Darius Bolden 12 30 473 2 2012 Andy Erickson 11 39 482 3 Tyler Watts led the Bobcats in receiving in 2016 and has caught 40 or more passes in each of the 2013 Andy Erickson 12 27 273 0 last two seasons. 2014 Bradley Miller 12 44 431 1 2015 C. J. Best 12 58 591 1 Year Player TD 1PT 2PT FG TP 2016 Tyler Watts 12 43 364 1 1980 Mike Miller 11 0 0 0 66 2017 Elijah King 12 52 750 3 1981 Donnie Williams 16 0 0 0 96 1982 Ron Jacoby 12 0 0 0 72 SCORING LEADERS 1983 Ricky Sanders 10 0 0 0 60 Year Player TD 1PT 2PT FG TP 1984 Neal Neunhoffer 0 22 0 8 46 1950 Melvin Selph - - - - 35 1985 Jesse Williams 0 21 0 10 51 1951 E.W. Swindler 8 0 0 0 48 1986 Roy Jackson 10 0 0 0 60 1952 Ed Schmeltekopf 10 0 0 0 60 1987 Kyle Matlock 0 21 0 5 36 Leo Chafin 10 0 0 0 60 1988 Bill Jones 10 0 0 0 60 1953 Donald Robertson 7 0 0 0 42 1989 Jason Howes 0 20 0 13 59 1954 Bobby McBride 5 0 0 0 30 1990 Robbie Roberson 0 14 0 14 56 1955 Bobby Graham 9 17 0 0 71 1991 Todd Scott 12 0 0 0 72 1956 Caddo Sanders 4 4 0 0 28 1992 Ray Whitehead 0 24 0 11 57 1957 Walter Schulle 4 10 0 0 34 1993 Ray Whitehead 0 15 0 13 54 1958 Walter Schulle 3 0 1 0 20 1994 Donald Wilkerson 9 0 0 0 54 1959 Willard Dearing 6 0 1 0 38 1995 Claude Mathis 12 0 0 0 72 1960 Dee White 3 0 0 0 18 1996 Claude Mathis 17 0 0 0 102 1961 Gibbs Franki 5 0 0 0 30 1997 Claude Mathis 14 0 0 0 84 Rex Turner 2 15 0 1 30 1998 Ross Doctoroff 0 17 0 9 44 1962 Rex Turner 5 28 0 0 58 1999 Justin Martinez 0 23 0 6 41 1963 Rex Turner 8 21 0 3 78 2000 Justin Martinez 0 26 0 10 56 1964 Joe Bednarski 8 0 0 0 48 2001 Justin Martinez 0 17 0 12 53 1965 Reece Morrison 11 0 0 0 66 2002 Lee Davis 14 0 0 0 84 1966 David Morrison 3 17 0 8 59 2003 Steven Dietz 0 7 0 32 53 1967 David Morrison 11 39 0 3 114 2004 Terrell Harris 7 0 0 0 42 1968 Don Caldwell 8 0 0 0 48 2005 Stan Jones 0 11 0 55 88 Cliff Mitchell 8 0 0 0 48 2006 Andrew Ireland 0 10 0 23 53 1969 Johnny Parker 8 0 2 0 52 2007 Cameron Luke 12 0 0 0 72 1970 Josh Brown 12 0 0 0 72 2008 Cameron Luke 17 0 0 0 102 1971 Josh Brown 13 0 0 0 78 2009 Alvin Canady 10 0 0 0 60 1972 David Wuest 0 21 0 12 57 2010 Da’Marcus Griggs 8 0 0 0 48 1973 Walter Hartsfield 6 0 0 0 36 2011 Will Johnson 0 33 0 33 72 1974 Kevin Jurgajtis 9 0 0 0 54 2012 Will Johnson 0 43 0 12 79 1975 Gary Frank 8 0 0 0 48 2013 Robert Lowe 10 0 0 0 60 1976 Kevin Jurgajtis 11 0 0 0 66 2014 Robert Lowe 13 0 0 0 78 1977 Jesse Davis 5 0 0 0 30 2015 Robert Lowe 10 0 1 0 62 Terry Whitman 0 18 0 4 30 2016 Tyler Jones 6 0 0 0 36 1978 Billy Dunk 8 0 0 0 48 2017 Anthony D. Taylor 5 0 0 0 30 1979 Mike Miller 9 0 0 0 54 Damian Williams 5 0 0 0 30 128 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS PUNTING LEADERS Year Player No. Yds. Avg. Year Player No. Yds. Avg. 2013 Will Johnson 41 1805 44.0 1950 Raymond Palmour 60 2264 37.7 2014 Will Johnson 65 2844 43.8 1951 Raymond Palmour 56 2302 41.1 2015 Lumi Kaba 65 2879 44.3 1952 Eugene Kosarek 16 611 38.2 2016 Lumi Kaba 74 3098 41.9 1953 Keith Hoffmann 12 483 40.3 2017 Marcus Ripley 81 3433 42.4 1954 Raymond Palmour 23 818 35.6 1955 Jerry Hopkins 25 884 35.4 PUNT RETURN LEADERS 1956 Keith Hoffmann 32 1126 35.2 Year Player No. Yds. Avg. TD 1957 Robert Manning 12 432 36.0 1952 Bill Sanders 16 222 13.9 0 1958 David Baker 41 1425 34.8 1953 Leon Sefton 5 88 17.6 0 1959 Alvin Ringo 34 1222 35.9 1954 Bobby Graham 8 89 11.1 0 1960 Charles Davis 59 1925 32.6 1955 Bobby Graham 17 231 13.6 0 1961 Rex Turner 43 1454 33.8 1956 Caddo Sanders 10 170 17.0 0 1962 Rex Turner 44 1357 30.8 1957 Eddie Lankford 4 89 22.3 0 1963 Jon White 45 1961 43.6 1958 Hillyer Ward 15 174 11.6 0 1964 Jon White 36 1307 36.3 1959 Willard Dearing 9 62 6.9 0 1965 Jon White 52 2320 44.6 1961 Dee White 12 89 7.4 0 1966 Jon White 53 2306 43.5 1962 Roddy Bagley 10 53 5.3 0 1967 Bill Overall 37 1448 39.1 1963 Louie Simmonds 20 194 9.7 0 1968 Tom Soyars 41 1534 37.4 1964 Louie Simmonds 11 95 8.6 0 1969 Tom Soyars 53 2135 40.3 1965 Mac Sauls 13 201 15.5 0 1970 Tom Soyars 48 1874 39.0 1966 Mac Sauls 14 194 13.9 0 1971 Tom Soyars 49 1765 36.0 1967 Mac Sauls 24 344 14.3 0 1972 Steve Meeks 54 2128 39.4 1968 Mike Montgomery 20 148 7.4 0 1973 Steve Meeks 48 1827 38.1 1969 Mike Montgomery 6 55 9.2 0 1974 Steve Meeks 47 1701 36.2 1970 Floyd Campbell 14 336 24.0 0 1975 Leland Bolen 48 1827 38.1 1971 Ricky West 14 94 6.7 0 1976 Leland Bolen 25 900 36.0 1972 Jim Stienke 11 66 6.0 0 1977 David Muldoon 66 2519 38.2 1973 Ben Scharnberg 20 126 6.3 0 1978 Mike Taylor 69 2734 39.6 1974 Kyle Bolen 12 78 6.5 0 1979 Mike Taylor 42 1459 34.7 1975 Darrell Johnson 8 78 9.8 0 1980 Mike Taylor 54 2113 39.1 1976 Darrell Johnson 8 56 7.0 0 1981 Mike Taylor 47 1752 37.3 1977 Adrian Edwards 12 95 7.9 0 1982 Jerry Fife 53 1874 35.4 1978 Darrell Johnson 11 73 6.6 0 1983 Jerry Fife 53 2107 39.8 1979 Stanley Bunton 21 111 5.3 0 1984 Jerry Fife 69 2437 35.3 1980 Gary Peoples 12 59 4.9 0 1985 Jerry Fife 42 1571 37.4 1981 Gary Peoples 22 166 7.5 0 1986 David Haass 48 1764 36.8 1982 Gary Peoples 28 183 6.5 0 1987 David Haass 24 844 35.2 1983 Ricky Sanders 14 166 11.9 0 1988 Paul Alsbury 56 2103 37.6 1984 Eric Cobble 9 51 5.7 0 1989 Paul Alsbury 52 2154 41.4 1985 A.J. Johnson 10 51 5.1 0 1990 Paul Alsbury 39 1749 44.9 1986 Mike Collins 10 40 4.0 0 1991 Greg Pagel 45 1632 36.3 1987 A.J. Johnson 9 111 12.3 1 1992 Jeff Brandes 60 2168 36.1 1988 Mike Collins 30 225 7.5 0 1993 Jeff Brandes 49 1893 38.6 1989 Mike Collins 24 242 10.1 1 1994 Jeff Brandes 46 1822 39.6 1990 Warren Stewart 17 141 8.3 0 1995 Jeff Brandes 53 2040 38.5 1991 Maurice Williams 27 244 9.0 0 1996 Matt Wieland 60 2350 39.3 1992 Maurice Williams 7 121 17.3 0 1997 Rick Barrow 53 1972 37.3 1993 Donald Wilkerson 17 62 3.7 0 1998 Rick Barrow 69 2822 40.9 1994 Claude Mathis 17 223 13.1 0 1999 Rick Barrow 66 2807 42.5 1995 Claude Mathis 20 352 17.6 0 2000 Rick Barrow 62 2338 38.5 1996 Aaron Allen 3 45 15.0 0 2001 Marvin McCurry 57 2210 38.8 1997 William Welch 3 21 7.0 0 2002 Marvin McCurry 66 2501 37.9 1998 Darrick Vaughn 12 58 4.8 0 2003 Cory Elolf 48 2081 43.4 1999 Darrick Vaughn 8 116 14.5 1 2004 Cory Elolf 54 2261 41.9 2000 Bronson Sanders 14 90 6.4 0 2005 Cory Elolf 45 1816 40.4 2001 Justin Vogt 29 284 9.8 0 2006 Chris MacDonald 46 1996 43.4 2002 Jarvis Smith 13 151 11.6 1 2007 Chris MacDonald 49 2250 45.9 2003 Jarvis Smith 19 114 6.0 0 2008 Ben Follis 42 1607 38.3 2004 Derwin Straughter 24 172 7.2 0 2009 Ben Follis 39 1531 39.3 2005 Morris Crosby 17 203 11.9 0 2010 Ben Follis 49 2039 41.6 2006 Morris Crosby 13 78 6.0 0 2011 Ben Follis 53 2189 41.3 2007 Will Thompson 9 82 9.1 0 2012 Zach Robinson 26 1200 46.2 2008 Drenard Williams 6 19 3.2 0 129 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Player No. Yds. Avg. TD Year Player No. Yds. Avg. TD 2009 Will Thompson 9 59 6.6 0 2006 Stan Zwinggi 14 311 22.2 0 2010 Da’Marcus Griggs 21 280 13.3 1 2007 Karrington Bush 21 466 22.2 0 2011 Andy Erickson 18 199 11.1 0 2008 Karrington Bush 42 1,055 25.1 1 2012 Andy Erickson 17 284 16.7 0 2009 Mishak Rivas 22 506 23.0 0 2013 Andy Erickson 20 284 14.2 0 2010 Karrington Bush 34 932 27.4 0 2014 Craig Mager 10 123 12.3 0 2011 Derek Lopez 25 528 21.1 0 2015 Brandon McDowell 14 183 13.1 1 2012 Jafus Gaines 28 808 28.9 0 2016 Brandon McDowell 16 161 10.1 0 2013 Brandon Smith 20 598 29.9 2 2017 Hutch White 18 130 7.2 0 2014 Brandon Smith 19 418 22.0 0 2015 Brandon Smith 27 625 23.1 1 KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS 2016 Brandon McDowell 25 416 16.6 0 Year Player No. Yds. Avg. TD 2017 Jeremiah Haydel 22 382 17.4 0 1952 Billy Sanders 20 365 18.3 0 1953 Bobby Graham 6 152 25.3 0 INTERCEPTION LEADERS 1954 Bobby Graham 5 149 29.8 0 Year Player No. Yds. Avg. TD 1955 Bobby Graham 7 123 17.6 0 1952 Bill Sanders 5 110 22.0 0 1956 Caddo Sanders 9 172 19.1 0 1953 Pence Dacus 4 97 24.3 0 1957 Eddie Lankford 7 214 30.6 0 1954 Bobby McBride 5 82 16.4 0 1958 Hillyer Ward 13 247 19.0 0 1955 Bobby McBride 5 10 2.0 0 1959 Willard Dearing 11 308 28.0 1 1956 Dave Rutherford 2 60 30.0 0 1961 Charles Bridges 6 86 14.3 0 Billy Miller 2 39 19.5 0 1962 Rex Turner 5 79 15.8 0 Caddo Sanders 2 20 10.0 0 1963 Rex Turner 6 110 18.3 0 1957 Bassett Nix 2 78 39.0 0 1964 Jimmy Jones 7 179 25.6 0 Alvin Ringo 2 14 7.0 0 1965 Reece Morrison 11 213 19.4 0 1958 Walter Schulle 2 46 23.0 0 1966 David Morrison 10 242 24.2 0 Hillyer Ward 2 24 12.0 0 1968 Mike Montgomery 9 169 18.8 0 Johnny Tombs 2 24 12.0 0 1969 Andy Buffington 13 365 28.1 0 1959 Robbie Robinett 2 107 53.5 1 1970 Floyd Campbell 14 336 24.0 0 Bob Lewis 2 60 30.0 0 1971 Floyd Campbell 10 248 24.8 0 Tommy Roberts 2 15 7.5 0 1972 Jim Stienke 15 316 21.1 0 Willard Dearing 2 3 1.5 0 1973 Ben Scharnberg 17 347 20.4 0 Herb Wuthrich 2 2 1.0 0 1974 David Smith 7 115 16.4 0 1960 Robert Cornelius 4 0 0.0 0 1975 David Smith 11 201 18.3 0 1961 Stanley Pfeil 3 0 0.0 0 1976 Paul Darby 11 279 25.4 0 1962 Nathan Porter 3 60 20.0 0 1977 Adrian Edwards 6 127 21.2 0 Charles Davis 3 0 0.0 0 1978 Adrian Edwards 15 288 19.2 0 1963 Jerry Cole 4 24 6.0 0 1979 Stanley Bunton 17 400 23.5 0 1964 Mac Sauls 4 115 28.8 0 1980 Gary Peoples 7 157 22.4 0 Richard Suffel 4 12 3.0 0 1981 Gary Peoples 10 227 22.7 0 1965 Mac Sauls 8 105 13.1 0 1982 Gary Peoples 12 213 17.8 0 1966 Bobby Smith 6 58 9.7 0 1983 Eric Cobble 9 181 20.1 0 Mac Sauls 6 16 2.7 0 1984 Jimmy Nelms 9 158 17.6 0 1968 Ricky West 4 35 8.8 0 1985 Ben Jessie 8 173 21.6 0 1969 Don Caldwell 8 49 6.1 0 1986 Ben Jessie 15 323 21.5 0 1970 Ricky West 5 8 1.6 0 1987 Gerard Bickham 9 228 25.3 0 1971 Ricky West 7 32 4.6 0 1988 A.J. Johnson 19 446 23.5 0 1972 Kyle Bolen 5 36 7.2 0 1989 Reggie Rivers 18 411 22.8 0 1973 Leon Savage 3 23 7.7 0 1990 Todd Scott 11 262 23.8 0 Aaron Randow 3 20 6.7 0 1991 Maurice Williams 10 206 20.6 0 1974 Leon Savage 4 16 4.0 0 1992 Danny Faust 9 260 28.9 0 1975 Keith Frase 3 44 14.7 0 1993 Donald Wilkerson 20 430 21.5 0 Kyle Bolen 3 30 10.0 0 1994 Claude Mathis 26 765 29.4 0 1976 Paul Phillips 4 120 30.0 0 1995 Aaron Allen 18 375 20.8 0 1977 Ronnie Kuhn 5 44 8.8 0 1996 Claude Mathis 4 118 29.5 0 1978 Ronnie Kuhn 4 0 0.0 0 1997 D’Angelo Torres 3 76 25.3 0 1979 Bobby Watkins 4 73 18.3 1 1998 D’Angelo Torres 14 290 20.7 0 1980 Bobby Watkins 4 55 13.8 0 1999 D’Angelo Torres 8 171 21.4 0 1981 Ken Coffey 7 41 5.9 1 2000 Jeff Wilson 15 338 22.5 0 1982 Tim Staskus 5 91 18.2 1 2001 Tyrone Darden 9 196 21.8 0 David Glasco 5 43 8.6 0 2002 Jarvis Smith 15 323 21.5 0 1983 Adrian Simpson 8 72 9.0 0 2003 Antoine Harden 11 208 18.9 0 1984 David Glasco 7 63 9.0 0 2004 Will Heyward 12 315 26.2 0 1985 Charles Sterling 4 131 32.8 0 2005 Dameon Williams 12 318 26.5 0 1986 Lee Lundin 9 36 4.0 0 130 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

INDIVIDUAL YEAR-BY-YEAR LEADERS Year Player No. Yds. Avg. TD Year Player FG FGA Pct. LG 1987 Jimmy Nelms 6 41 6.8 0 1997 Ross Doctoroff 5 8 .625 36 1988 Andre Horton 3 21 7.0 0 1998 Ross Doctoroff 9 11 .818 43 1989 Butch Maywald 5 11 2.2 0 1999 Justin Martinez 6 11 .545 38 1990 Warren Stewart 4 0 0.0 0 2000 Justin Martinez 10 17 .588 40 1991 Rod Woodard 5 44 8.8 0 2001 Justin Martinez 12 17 .706 38 1992 Nelson Robinson 5 44 8.8 0 2002 Justin Martinez 1 5 .200 35 1993 Todd Siebert 4 70 17.5 0 2003 Steven Dietz 7 15 .467 49 1994 Todd Siebert 3 60 20.0 0 2004 Steven Dietz 6 15 .400 45 1995 Ypres Thomas 3 38 12.7 1 2005 Stan Jones 11 19 .579 50 Kent Laster 3 41 13.7 0 2006 Andrew Ireland 10 11 .909 49 1996 William Welch 4 0 0.0 0 2007 Andrew Ireland 10 15 .667 52 1997 Brad Schley 2 67 33.5 2 2008 Andrew Ireland 14 17 .823 48 Brian Surovik 2 47 23.5 1 2009 Justin Garelick 7 8 .875 44 Fred Davis 2 43 21.5 0 2010 Justin Garelick 4 12 .333 42 1998 Darrick Vaughn 3 0 0.0 0 2011 Will Johnson 13 24 .542 53 1999 Darrick Vaughn 4 1 0.3 0 2012 Will Johnson 12 17 .706 54 2000 Kendall Jones 3 2 0.7 0 2013 Jason Dann 9 10 .900 43 2001 Tyrone Darden 2 44 22.0 0 2014 Will Johnson 11 15 .733 49 2002 Donnie Baker 3 69 23.0 0 2015 Lumi Kaba 10 18 .556 50 2003 Epsilon Williams 5 32 6.4 0 2016 Marcus Ripley 5 6 .833 37 2004 Walter Musgrove 2 22 11.0 0 2017 James Sherman 5 7 .714 38 Nato James 2 0 0.0 0 2005 Jamarqus O’Neal 3 51 17.0 0 TOTAL TACKLES 2006 Walter Musgrove 5 3 0.6 0 Year Player Total Solo Ast 2007 Marcus Clark 4 99 17.2 0 1980 Bo Burleson 102 48 54 2008 Morris Crosby 4 51 12.8 0 1981 Cyril Friday 94 45 49 2009 Will Thompson 2 2 1.0 0 1982 Cyril Friday 119 43 76 2010 Brian Lilly 2 7 3.5 0 1983 Tim Staskus 97 48 49 2011 Xavier Daniels 3 14 4.7 0 1984 Shawn Woods, 103 44 59 2012 Craig Mager 4 0 0.0 0 1985 James Perez, 115 54 61 Darryl Morris 4 14 3.5 0 1986 Shawn Woods, 108 62 46 2013 David Mayo 4 35 8.8 0 1987 Brad Fulks 133 41 92 2014 David Mims, II 5 129 25.8 1 1988 Brad Fulks 138 59 79 2015 Stephan Johnson 2 0 0.0 0 1989 Chad Coleman 107 57 50 2016 Javante O’Roy 2 0 0.0 0 1990 Chad Coleman 175 70 105 1991 Danny Davis 91 23 68 FIELD GOAL LEADERS 1992 Craig Hemphill 83 56 27 Year Player FG FGA Pct. LG 1993 David Gaffney 126 61 65 1971 David Wuest 6 12 .500 48 1994 Scott Swinnea 116 50 66 1972 David Wuest 12 19 .631 45 1995 Brian Surovik 120 67 53 1973 David Wuest 1 3 .333 49 1996 Ypres Thomas 164 96 68 1974 Carl Andress 5 17 .294 36 1997 Brian Surovik 118 69 49 1975 Carl Andress 4 11 .364 47 1998 Myron Coleman, 104 60 44 1976 Jimmy Minor 7 12 .583 45 1999 Cliffton Black 122 73 49 1977 Terry Whitman 4 6 .667 43 2000 Myron Coleman 99 66 33 1978 Terry Whitman 3 10 .300 32 2001 Greg Pitts 113 68 45 1979 Terry Whitman 8 10 .800 38 2002 Greg Pitts 127 67 60 1980 Terry Whitman 4 6 .667 32 2003 David Simmons 112 41 71 1981 Neal Neunhoffer 7 13 .538 47 2004 Jeremy Castillo 64 40 24 1982 Neal Nuenhoffer 5 10 .500 45 2005 Jeremy Castillo 95 35 60 1983 Neal Nuenhoffer 5 8 .265 48 2006 Jeremy Castillo 84 32 52 1984 Neal Nuenhoffer 8 13 .615 47 2007 Marcus Clark 71 40 31 1985 Jesse Williams 10 18 ,556 42 2008 Courtney Smith 117 67 50 1986 Kyle Matlock 7 13 .538 46 2009 Marcus Clark 95 39 56 1987 Kyle Matlock 5 13 .385 46 2010 Marcus Clark 64 33 31 1988 Jason Howes 5 10 .500 34 2011 Xavier Daniels 77 51 26 1989 Jason Howes 13 19 .684 52 2012 Joplo Bartu 95 61 34 1990 Robbie Roberson 14 19 .737 50 2013 Damion McMiller 94 55 39 1991 Robbie Roberson 8 16 .500 43 2014 David Mayo 154 72 82 1992 Ray Whitehead 11 13 .846 42 2015 Damani Alexcee 79 65 14 1993 Ray Whitehead 13 17 .765 42 2016 Bryan London II 141 95 46 1994 Ray Whitehead 6 9 .667 48 2017 Bryan London II 91 48 43 1995 Matt Wieland 11 18 .611 50 1996 Matt Wieland 12 14 .857 49 131 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BOBCAT ALL-AMERICANS Year Player Position Year Player Position All-America Squad Team All-America Squad Team 1946 Wallace Dockall End 1971 Bob Daigle Center Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First Robert Magrover Halfback Tommy Blair Linebacker Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention 1953 Pence Dacus Quarterback National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Associated Press Little All-America First Bob Daigle Center 1954 Horace Allert Tackle Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Williamson All-American First James Duncan Quarterback 1956 John Gibbens Tackle Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Williamson All-American First National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention 1957 Sid Gibbens Center Henry Kotzur Tight End Williamson All-American Honorable Mention Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Alvin Woods Quarterback National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Williamson All-American Honorable Mention Johnny Parker Wide Receiver 1961 Celesino Avila End Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Williamson All-American Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Bobby Cornelius Center David Williams Guard Williamson All-American Honorable Mention Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Andy Tobias Tackle National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Williamson All-American Honorable Mention 1972 Bob Daigle Center 1962 John Reese Tackle National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First Associated Press Little All-America First Dee White Quarterback Jim Stienke Defensive Back National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First 1963 John Reese Tackle Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First Josh Brown Fullback Williamson All-American First Universal Sports Small College First Jerry Cole End National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Associated Press Little All-America First Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Williamson All-American Honorable Mention Dennis Colvin Offensive Tackle Celestino Avila End Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Williamson All-American Honorable Mention Ray Jackson Nose Guard 1964 Jerry Cole Defensive Back Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Associated Press Little All-America First National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Joe Bednarski Fullback Henry Kotsur Tight End National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Wallace Dickey Tackle NAIAssociation of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention 1973 Dennis Colvin Offensive Tackle 1965 Wilbur Aylor Tackle Universal Sports Small College First National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention 1974 Fred Pointer Offensive Guard Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Associated Press Little All-America First Lindy Lyles Linebacker National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Second National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Bobby Kotzur Nose Guard Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Reece Morrison Halfback National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention 1975 Bobby Kotzur Nose Guard 1966 Jesse Perkins Quarterback National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Associated Press Little All-America Second Reece Morrison Halfback Pat Jupe Fullback National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Macon Roemer Tackle National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Fred Pointer Offensive Guard Jon White Punter Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention 1967 Tommy Head Center Ray Washington Defensive End National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Mac Sauls Safety 1976 Charlie Collins Offensive Tackle Little All-American Associated Press Second National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First Wayne Daigle Linebacker Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Craig Dunlavy Offensive Guard Reece Morrison Fullback Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Jesse Perkins Quarterback Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention 132 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BOBCAT ALL-AMERICANS Year Player Position Year Player Position All-America Squad Team All-America Squad Team 1978 Willie Burleson Offensive Guard Shawn Wood Linebacker Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Division I-AA Honorable Mention Kelly Monk Center 1987 Eric Tennessee Wide Receiver Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Associated Press Division I-AA Third Elvis Shaw Nose Guard Brad Fulks Linebacker National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Associated Press Division I-AA Honorable Mention 1979 Elvis Shaw Nose Guard 1988 Brad Fulks Linebacker National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics First The Sports Network Second Team Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention AFCA Second Team Mark Mattingly Defensive Tackle Football Gazette Division I-AA Third Team Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention 1989 Jeff Novak Offensive Tackle 1980 Paul Thornton Offensive Tackle The Sports Network 1-AA Second National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Second 1990 Reggie Rivers Running Back Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Walter Camp First Team David Bailiff Offensive Guard American Football Coaches Association First Team National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Associated Press Second Team Billy Dunk Wide Receiver The Sports Network Second Team Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention 1991 Ervin Thomas Center National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention American Football Coaches Association First Team Kelly Monk Center Associated Press Second Team Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention The Sports Network Second Team National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention 1993 Spicer Sigman Center 1981 Bobby Watkins Defensive Back The Sports Network Second Team National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Second Team Football Gazette Third Team Mike Miller Quarterback 1994 Donald Wilkerson Running Back Little All-American Associated Press Third Team Associated Press First Team National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention American Football Coaches Association First Team Cyril Friday Linebacker The Sports Network Second Team Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention Claude Mathis Return Specialist/Running Back National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention The Sports Network Honorable Mention Donnie Williams Running Back 1995 Ypres Thomas Linebacker National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Honorable Mention Football Gazette Second Team 1982 Tim Staskus Linebacker Claude Mathis Return Specialist/Running Back Associated Press Little All-America First Team The Sports Network Honorable Mention Cyril Friday Linebacker 1996 Claude Mathis Running Back Little All-American Associated Press Second Team Football Gazette Second Team Mike Bailiff Defensive End The Sports Network Third Team Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention 1997 Claude Mathis Running Back Billy Hall Safety American Football Coaches Association First Team Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention The Sports Network First Team Ricky Sowell Offensive Tackle Associated Press Second Team Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention 1999 Rick Barrow Punter David Vela Tight End Teamlink.com First Team Little All-American Associated Press Honorable Mention 2000 C.J. Carroll Defensive Back 1983 Tim Staskus Linebacker American Football Coaches Association First Team Associated Press Little All-America First Team The Sports Network First Team Kodak American Football Coaches Association All-American First Team Associated Press First Team Cyril Friday Linebacker Football Gazette First Team Associated Press Little All-America Second Team Teamlink.com First Team 1984 Scott Forester Center Myron Coleman Linebacker Associated Press Division I-AA First Team Football Gazette Second Team 1986 Arnold Baker Defensive End Clenton Ballard Defensive Line Division I-AA Honorable Mention The Sports Network Third Team Phil Grandjean Tight End 2001 Clenton Ballard Defensive Line Division I-AA Honorable Mention American Football Coaches Association First Roy Jackson Tailback The Sports Network Second Division I-AA Honorable Mention Associated Press Second A.J. Johnson Defensive Back Greg Pitts Linebacker Division I-AA Honorable Mention Associated Press Third Team Kevin Meuth Offensive Tackle The Sports Network Third Team Division I-AA Honorable Mention 2002 Greg Pitts Linebacker Eric Tennessee Wide Receiver The Associated Press Second Division I-AA Honorable Mention The Sports Network Third 133 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BOBCAT ALL-AMERICANS BOBCAT ALL-REGION SELECTIONS Year Player Position 1952 All-America Squad Team Player, Position Team 2004 Cory Elolf Punter Caddo Sanders, HB All-Texas College American Football Coaches Association First Alton Slayton, T All-Texas College 2005 Fred Evans Defensive Line American Football Coaches Association First 1954 Football Gazette Second PLAYER, POSITION TEAM The Sports Network Third Horace Allert, T All-Texas College Barrick Nealy Quarterback Football Gazette Second 1955 Thomas Keresztury Offensive Line Player, Position Team The Sports Network Second Bobby McBride, QB All-Texas College Football Gazette Second 2007 Chris MacDonald Punter 1956 Associated Press FCS First Player, Position Team Walter Camp FCS First Jerome Nortman, G All-Texas College American Football Coaches Association First 2008 Cameron Luke Wide Receiver 1957 Associated Press Third Player, Position Team The Sports Network Third Sid Gibbens, C All-Texas College College Sporting News Nifty 50 Jeff Bowen Offensive Line 1959 The Sports Network Honorable Mention Player, Position Team Karrington Bush Running Back Willard Dearing, HB All-Texas College The Sports Network Honorable Mention Andrew Ireland Kicker 1961 The Sports Network Honorable Mention Player, Position Team 2010 D.J. Hall Offensive Line Bobby Cornelius, C All-Texas College Second Team Associated Press Third Team Harold Jay, G All-Texas College First Team Phil Steele Fourth Team John Reese, T All-Texas College Honorable Mention 2011 D.J. Hall Offensive Line John Tombs, G All-Texas College Honorable Mention The Sports Network Second Team Phil Steele Third Team 1963 2014 David Mayo Linebacker Player, Position Team Phil Steele Fourth Team Celestino Avila, E All-Texas College Second Team Jerry Cole, E All-Texas College Second Team Danny Leinnweber, QB All-Texas College First Team Lindy Lyles, C All-Texas College Honorable Mention John Reese, T All-Texas College Honorable Mention Rex Turner, HB All-Texas College Honorable Mention

1964 Player, Position Team Bud Jackson, MG All-Texas College First Team Stanley Smith, DE All-Texas College First Team

1965 Player, Position Team Wilbur Aylor, T All-Texas College First Team Bud Jackson, MG All-Texas College Honorable Mention Lindy Lyles, LB All-Texas College First Team Reece Morrison, HB All-Texas College Honorable Mention Bud Jackson, MG All-Texas College Honorable Mention Richard Suffel, HB All-Texas College Honorable Mention

1966 Player, Position Team David Morrison, HB All-Texas College First Team Reece Morrison, HB All-Texas College First Team

1967

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BOBCAT ALL-REGION SELECTIONS Player, Position Team Charles Caffey, DB All-Texas College Honorable Mention Wayne Daigle, LB All-Texas College First Team Tommy Head, C All-Texas College First Team Wade Key, OE All-Texas College Honorable Mention John Luna, OG All-Texas College Honorable Mention David Morrison, HB All-Texas College First Team Reece Morrison, FB All-Texas College Honorable Mention Dwight Nieschwitz, MB All-Texas College First Team Jesse Perkins, QB Back of the Year, All-Texas College Honorable Mention Mac Sauls, S All-Texas College Second Team Bobby Smith, DB All-Texas College Honorable Mention

1968 Player, Position Team Clyde Cockrun, DE All-Texas College Honorable Mention Wayne Daigle, LB All-Texas College Honorable Mention Clarence Holt, MG All-Texas College Honorable Mention Wade Key, OE All-Texas College Honorable Mention John Luna, OG All-Texas College First Team Louis Schorp, OT All-Texas College Honorable Mention

1970 Player, Position Team Dennis Gorka, DT All-Texas College First Team Mike Montgomery, DB All-Texas College First Team

1971 Player, Position Team Josh Brown, FB All-Texas College First Team James Duncan, QB All-Texas Collegiate First Team Aaron Brewer has been named to Dave Campbell’s Texas Football All-Texas Team in each of the Ray Jackson, DG All-Texas College First Team last two years. Henry Kotzur, TE All-Texas Collegiate First Team Larry Townsend, DT All-Texas College First Team Player, Position Team David Williams, OG All-Texas College Honorable Mention Adrian Bellard, OL All-Texas College First Team David Mims, DB All-Texas College First Team 1972 Tyler Jones, QB All-Texas College Second Team Player, Position Team Robert Lowe, RB All-Texas College Second Team Josh Brown, FB All-Texas College Second Team Bob Daigle, C All-Texas College First Team 2016 Monroe Daniels, TB All-Texas College Second Team Player, Position Team Noe Gonzales, QB All-Texas College First Team Ryan Melton, OL All-Texas College Second Team Ray Jackson, MG All-Texas College First Team Lumi Kaba, P All-Texas College Second Team Henry Kotsur, TE All-Texas College Honorable Mention Brandon McDowell, UTIL All-Texas College Second Team Jim Stienke, DB All-Texas College First Team 2017 2005 Player, Position Team Player, Position Team Aaron Brewer, OL All-Texas College Second Team Cory Elolf, P Football Gazette Third Team- All-Southwest Region Thurman Morbley, WR All-Texas College Second Team Luke Horder, OL Football Gazette Second Team- All-Southwest Region Bryan London, II, LB All-Texas College Second Team Stan Jones, PK Football Gazette Third Team- All-Southwest Region Dave Simmons, LB Football Gazette Third Team- All-Southwest Region 2018 Markee White, WR Football Gazette Third Team- All-Southwest Region Player, Position Team Aaron Brewer, OL All-Texas College Second Team 2014 Frankie Griffin, LB All-Texas College Second Team Player, Position Team David Mayo, LB All-Texas College Second Team Craig Mager, DB All-Texas College Second Team

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BOBCATS ON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS ALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE ALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE ALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE 1946 1957 1964 Wallace Dockall, E First Team Sid Gibbens, C Second Team Wilbur Aylor, T First Team Robert Magrover, HB First Team Billy McDanial, G Honorable Mention Joe Bednarski, FB First Team Charles Tuttle, OL First Team Hillyer Ward, HB Honorable Mention Jerry Cole, E First Team Wallace Dickey, T First Team 1947 1958 Bud Jackson, MG First Team Wallace Dockall, E First Team Bobby Gibbens, FB Honorable Mention Stanley Smith, DE First Team Gonzalo Garcia, OL First Team Sid Gibbens, C Honorable Mention Richard Suffel, CB First Team Arthur Gray, T Honorable Mention Lewis Simmonds, HB Second Team 1948 Eddy Landford, HB Honorable Mention Macon Smith, E Second Team Geroge Carlisle, QB First Team Robert Manning, QB Honorable Mention Jesse Perkins, QB Honorable Mention Thomas Coers, E First Team Johnny Tombs, G Honorable Mention Elmo Dahlberg, OL First Team Hillyer Ward, HB Honorable Mention 1965 Gonzalo Garcia, OL First Team Vollie Wiliams, E Honorable Mention Wilbur Aylor, T First Team Bud Jackson, MG First Team 1949 1959 Lindy Lyles, LB First Team Gonzalo Garcia, OL First Team Willard Dearing, HB First Team Reece Morrison, HB First Team Don Hardin, E Second Team Macon Roemer, T First Team 1950 John Baker, T Honorable Mention Stanley Smith, DE Second Team Dale Johanson, OL First Team Lowe Irvine, T Honorable Mention Richard Suffel, HB First Team Bob Lewis, QB Honorable Mention Bobby Smith, DB Honorable Mention 1951 Jerry Norman, C Honorable Mention Harvey Bruns, OL First Team 1966 Mac Peoples, E First Team 1960 John Luna, G First Team Leo Chaffin Second Team Johnny Tombs, G Second Team David Morrison, HB First Team Pence Dacus, QB Second Team Bobby Cornelius, C Honorable Mention Reece Morrison, HB First Team Darrell Hortness Second Team Willard Dearing, HB Honorable Mention Mac Sauls, S First Team Stanley Smith, DE First Team 1952 Macon Roemer, T Second Team Harvey Bruns, OL First Team 1961 Jesse Perkins, QB Honorable Mention Caddo Sanders, HB First Team Bobby Cornelius, C First Team Bill Satterwhite, T Honorable Mention Cedric Bettis, OL Second Team Harold Jay, G First Team Bobby Smith, CB Honorable Mention Leo Chaffin, HB Second Team Gibbs Frinki, FB Second Team Pence Dacus, QB Second Team Johnny Tombs, G Second Team 1967 John Reese, T Honorable Mention Wayne Daigle, LB First Team 1953 Tommy Head, C First Team Pence Dacus, QB First Team 1962 John Luna, OG First Team Johnny Weder, E First Team Kenneth Jacobs, T First Team Cliff Mitchell, OE First Team Harvey Bruns, OL Second Team Harold Jay, G First Team David Morrison, HB First Team Eugene Hanks, G Second Team Nathan Porter, E First Team Reece Morrison, FB First Team James Prewitt, E Second Team John Reese, T First Team Dwight Nieschwitz, MB First Team Dee White, QB First Team Jesse Perkins, QB First Team 1954 Gibbs Franki, FB Second Team Bill Satterwhite, T First Team, Back of the Year Horace Allert, T First Team Corky Nelson, C Second Team Mac Sauls, S First Team Gene Hanks, G First Team Charles Caffey, DB Second Team Ed ScHonorable Mentioneltekopf, FB Second Team 1963 Louis Schorp, OT Second Team Gene Stmith, T Honorable Mention Celestino Avila, E First Team Bobby Smith, DB Honorable Mention Bobby McBride, QB Honorable Mention Roddy Bagley, HB First Team James Vines, DE Honorable Mention Jerry Cole, E First Team 1955 Danny Leinnweber, QB First Team 1968 Johnny Faseler, E First Team Lindy Lyles, C First Team Clyde Cockrun, DE First Team Bobby Gibbens, FB First Team John Reese, T First Team Wayne Daigle, LB First Team John Gibbens, T First Team Rex Turner, HB Second Team Clarence Holt, MG First Team Bobby McBride, QB First Team James Blackwell, T Honorable Mention Wade Key, OE First Team Bobby Graham, HB Second Team Reynaldo Farias HB Honorable Mention John Luna, OG First Team Leonard Germer, G Honorable Mention Bud Jackson, T Honorable Mention Louis Schorp, OT First Team Tommy Head, C Second Team 1956 Mike Horak, OG Second Team John Gibbens, T First Team Mike Montgomery, DB Second Team Keith Hoffman, HB Honorable Mention Tommy Blair, LB Honorable Mention Jerome Nortman, G Honorable Mention Ted Grabarkawitz, FB Honorable Mention Cliff Mitchell, QB Honorable Mention 136 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BOBCATS ON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS ALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE ALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE ALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE 1969 1974 1978 Tommy Blair, LB First Team Nathan Gutowsky, LB First Team Willie Burleson, OG First Team Clarence Holt, DG First Team Bobby Kotzur, DG First Team Kelly Monk, C First Team Mike Montgomery, DB Second Team Fred Pointer, OG First Team Mike Taylor, P First Team Louis Schorp, T Second Team Ray Washington, DE First Team Elvis Shaw, DG First Team John Valentine, DE Second Team Kevin Jurgajtis, FB Second Team Paul Darby, RB Second Team Cliff Mitchell, QB Honorable Mention George Pena, C Second Team Pete Gibbens, DT Second Team Johnny Parker, WR Honorable Mention Gary Stehling, DB Second Team Darrell Johnson, DB Second Team Bill Soyars, LB Honorable Mention Kyle Bolen, DB Honorable Mention Mark Mattingly, DT Second Team Mac Johanson, DE Honorable Mention Allen Kiesling, DE Honorable Mention 1970 Roger Swist, DL Honorable Mention Dennis Gorka, DT First Team Alvoyd Wilson, HB Honorable Mention 1979 Bob Daigle, C Second Team Mark Mattingly, DT First Team Mike Montgomery, DB Second Team 1975 Elvis Shaw, DG First Team Jerry Roberts, TE Second Team Carl Andress, K Second Team Mike Ferris, OG Second Team Ricky West, S Second Team Pat Jupe, FB First Team Pete Gibbens, DT Second Team Josh Brown, FB Honorable Mention Bobby Kotzur, NG First Team Charles Burlseon, LB Honorable Mention Jim Duncan, QB Honorable Mention George Pena, C Second Team Billy Dunk, TE Honorable Mention Johnny Parker, WR Honorable Mention Fred Pointer, OG First Team Allen Kiesling, DE Honorable Mention Ray Washington, DE First Team Tracy Smith, DB Honorable Mention 1971 Kyle Bolen, DB Honorable Mention Paul Thornton, OT Honorable Mention Tommy Blair, LB First Team Jesse Davis, RB Honorable Mention Terry Whitman, PK Honorable Mention Bob Daigle, C First Team Craig Dunlavy, OG Honorable Mention Norris Powell, LB Freshman of the Year James Duncan, QB First Team Gary Frank, QB Honorable Mention Henry Kotzur, TE First Team Kevin Jurgajtis, HB Honorable Mention 1980 Johnny Parker, WR First Team Darrell Johnson, DB Honorable Mention David Bailiff, OG First Team Ricky West, S First Team Greg Ochler, OG Honorable Mention Billy Dunk, WR First Team David Williams, OG First Team Paul Phillips, LB Honorable Mention Kelly Monk, C First Team Josh Brown, FB Second Team Roger Swist, DT Honorable Mention Paul Thornton, OT First Team Floyd Campbell, FB Second Team Charles Burleson, LB Second Team Ray Jackson, DG Second Team 1976 Mike Miller, QB Second Team Gary Pack, OT Second Team Charles Collins, OT First Team Pete Rasicot, OT Second Team Jim Stienke, CB Second Team Craig Dunlavy, OG First Team Bobby Watkins, DB Second Team Larry Townsend, DT Second Team Darrell Johnson, DB First Team Terry Whitman, PK Second Team David Wuest, K Second Team Leroy Bailey, DB Second Team Mike Bailiff, DE Honorable Mention Dennis Colvin, OT Honorable Mention Henry Holoman, DT Second Team Don Najvar, TE Honorable Mention Kevin Jrgajtis, RB Second Team Norris Powell, LB Honorable Mention 1972 Jesse Davis, RB Honorable Mention Mike Taylor, P Honorable Mention Josh Brown, FB First Team Glenn Gundy, DE Honorable Mention Donnie Williams, RB Honorable Mention Dennis Colvin, OT First Team Randy Knox, TE Honorable Mention Bob Daigle, C First Team Paul Phillips, LB Honorable Mention 1981 Ray Jackson, MG First Team Leon Savage, DV Honorable Mention Mike Bailiff, DE First Team Henry Kotsur, TE First Team Anthony Boyd, DE First Team Steve Meeks, P First Team 1977 Ken Coffey, DB First Team Jim Stienke, DB First Team Mike Merritt, OG First Team Cyril Friday, LB First Team David Wuest, PK First Team Leroy Bailey, DB Second Team Mike Langford, DT First Team Noe Gonzales, QB Second Team Steve Ferrell, OG Second Team Mike Miller, QB First Team David Williams, OG Second Team Glenn Gundy, LB Second Team Don Najvar, TE First Team Monroe Daniels, TB Honorable Mention Kevin Jurgajtis, FB Second Team Pete Rasicot, OT First Team Jimmy Jowers, LB Honorable Mention David McGarah, DT Second Team Ricky Sowell, DT First Team Clay Roland, DE Honorable Mention Dan Bierstedt, LB Honorable Mention Bobby Watkins, DB First Team Jesse Davis, HB Honorable Mention Donnie Williams, RB First Team 1973 Keith Frase, DB Honorable Mention David Vela, WR Second Team Dennis Colvin, OT Second Team Greg Hamilton, QB Honorable Mention Mike Wynn, OG Second Team John Waldrum, DT Second Team Ronnie Kuhn, DB Honorable Mention Dan Essa, DG Honorable Mention Noe Gonzales, QB Honorable Mention Kelly Monk, C Honorable Mention Neal Neunhoffer, PK Honorable Mention Jimmy Jowers, LB Honorable Mention Steve Smith, OT Honorable Mention Mel Polk Honorable Mention Fred Pointer, OG Honorable Mention Mike Taylor, P Honorable Mention Ben Scharnberg, DB Honorable Mention Craig Westmoreland, OG Honorable Mention Mike Miller, QB MVP

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BOBCATS ON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS ALL-LONE STAR CONFERENCE ALL-GULF STAR CONFERENCE ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE 1982 1986 1990 Mike Bailiff, DE First Team Arnold Baker, DE First Team Paul Alsbury, P First Team Cyril Friday, LB First Team Phil Grandjean, TE First Team Chad Coleman, LB First Team Billy Hall, FS First Team Roy Jackson, TB First Team Reggie Rivers, RB First Team Mike Langford, DT First Team A.J. Johnson, DB First Team Robbie Roberson, K Second Team Ricky Sowell, OT First Team Kevin Meuth, OT First Team Warren Stewart, DB Second Team Tim Staskus, LB First Team Eric Tennessee, WR First Team Ervin Thomas, C Second Team David Vela, TE First Team Shawn Wood, LB First Team Rod Woodard, DB Second Team Rod Clark, DE Second Team Brad Fulks, LB Second Team Mike Carter, DL Honorable Mention Gary Peoples, WR Second Team Lee Lundin, DB Second Team Chet Hanks, DL Honorable Mention Ricky Sanders, RB Second Team Henry Thomas, OG Second Team Gilbert Price, QB Honorable Mention David Vela, DB Second Team Reggie Trimble, DT Second Team Craig Westmoreland, OG Second Team Charlie Vatterott, OT Second Team 1991 Mike Wynn, OG Second Team Kevin Meuth, OT Coaches First Team Gilbert Price, QB First Team Scott Forester, C Honorable Mention Ervin Thomas, C First Team Mark Gregurek, OT Honorable Mention Maurice Williams, RS First Team Ron Jacoby, QB Honorable Mention ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE 1987 Rod Woodard, DB First Team Danny Davis, LB Second Team 1983 Brad Fulks, LB First Team Eric Tennessee, WR First Team Brian McCray, DB Second Team Cyril Friday, LB Defensive MVP Charlie Nelson, OL Second Team David Glasco, DB Defensive Back Of The Year A.J. Johnson, CB Second Team Glenn Mangold, DE Second Team Todd Scoot, RB Second Team Rod Clark, DE First Team Gilbert Price, QB Offensive POY Vaughn Deary, WR First Team Jimmy Nelms, S Second Team Scott Forester, C First Team Tommy Salazar, OG Second Team Sam Scott, OT Second Team 1992 Cyril Friday, LB First Team Spicer Sigman, OL First Team David Glasco, DB First Team Arnold Baker, DE Honorable Mention Jim Bujnoch, OL Honorable Mention Ray Whitehead, PK First Team Van Hughes, DT First Team Chet Hanks, DT Second Team Ricky Sanders, RB First Team Roy Jackson, TB Honorable Mention Shawn Woods, LB Honorable Mention Craig Hemphill, S Second Team Tim Staskus, LB First Team Charlie Nelson, OT Second Team Charlie Adams, OG Second Team Jerry Brantley, OT Second Team 1988 Bill Jones, RB FirstTeam 1993 Jerry Fife, P Second Team Victor Carr, DT First Team Greg Jones, DT Second Team Brad Fulks, LB Second Team A.J. Johnson, WR Second Team Spicer Sigman, C First Team Adrian Simpson, DB Second Team David Gaffney, LB Second Team Ken Huewitt, DB Honorable Mention Glen Mangold, DT Second Team Paul Alsbury, P Honorable Mention Charlie Nelson, OL Honorable Mention Rene Maldonado, QB Honorable Mention Ricky Pereda, OL Honorable Mention Dale Posey, TE Honorable Mention Matt Barber, TE Honorable Mention Ben Jessie, CB Honorable Mention Billie Powell, DT Honorable Mention A.J. Johnson DB Honorable Mention Todd Siebert, S Honorable Mention ALL-GULF STAR CONFERENCE Darren Jones, CB Honorable Mention Ray Whitehead, PK Honorable Mention 1984 Jeff Novak, OT Honorable Mention Scott Forester, C First Team Ernie Powell, DE Honorable Mention 1994 Mitch Davidson, OG Second Team Eugene Rogers, CB Honorable Mention Claude Mathis, RS/RB First Team Joe Ghrist, OG Second Team Tommy Salazar, OG Honorable Mention John Rowland, OL First Team David Glasco, DB Second Team Donald Wilkerson, RB First Team 1989 Russell Peevy, TE Second Team 1985 Jeff Novak, OT First Team Michael Thompson, DT Second Team Joe Ghrist, OG First Team Chad Coleman, LB Second Team Donald Wilkerson, RB Offensive POY Kevin Meuth, OT First Team Jason Howes, K Second Team Claude Mathis, RS/RB Freshman of the Year Eugene Rogers, CB First Team Health Johnson, CB Second Team Adam Means, OL Honorable Mention Shawn Woods, LB First Team Glenn Mangold, LB Second Team Chis Mantooth, OL Honorable Mention Arnold Baker, DE Second Team Reggie Rivers, RB Second Team Ray Whitehead, PK Honorable Mention Mitch Davidson, C Second Team Paul Alsbury, P Honorable Mention Monte Lewis, DT Honorable Mention Dexter Robinson, CB Second Team Mike Collins, WR Honorable Mention Scott Swinnea, LB Honorable Mention Charlie Vatterott, OT Second Team Butch Maywald, S Honorable Mention Nicholas Jack, DB Honorable Mention David Hass, QB Freshman of the Year Mike Muphy, WR Honorable Mention Brian Parks, TE Honorable Mention Ernie Powell, DE Honorable Mention Ervin Thomas, C Honorable Mention Matt Wright, DT Honorable Mention

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BOBCATS ON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE 1995 1999 2004 Claude Mathis, RS/RB First Team Rick Barrow, P First Team Fred Evans, DL Newcomer of the Year Aaron Allen, RB Second Team Clint Bendele, DL First Team Cory Elolf, P First Team Wes Campbell, OL Second Team C.J. Carroll, DB First Team Fred Evans, DL First Team Nicholas Jack, DB Second Team Ben McClellan, DL First Team David Simmons, LB First Team Adam Means, OL Second Team Darrick Vaughn, DB First Team Nato James, CB Second Team Donald Miller, DL Second Team Cliffton Black, DB Second Team Tom Keresztury, OL Second Team Russell Peevy, TE Second Team Bronson Sanders, RB Second Team Ken McKoy, OL Second Team Ypres Thomas, LB Second Team Myron Coleman, LB Honorable Mention Epsilon Williams, S Second Team Stace Williams, DL Second Team Kendall Jones, DB Honorable Mention Jeremy Castillo, LB Honorable Mention Jeff Brandes, P Honorable Mention Greg Pitts, LB Honorable Mention Damien Chandler, CB Honorable Mention Kend Laster, DB Honorable Mention Sterling Rogers, DB Honorable Mention Terrell Harris, RB Honorable Mention Chris McGarrahan, WR Honorable Mention Randy Moshier, TE Honorable Mention Chris Sanchez, OL Honorable Mention 2000 Walter Musgrove, DB Honorable Mention Brian Surovik, LB Honorable Mention C.J. Carroll, DB SFL Player of the Year John Tyson, R Honorable Mention David Williams, QB Honorable Mention Clenton Ballard, DL First Team Tracis Upshaw, DL Honorable Mention C.J. Carroll, DB First Team Melvin Webber, S Honorable Mention 1996 Myron Coleman, LB First Team Markee White, R Honorable Mention Claude Mathis, RB Player of the Year Todd Otte, OL Second Team 2005 Claude Mathis, RB First Team Rick Barrow, P Honorable Mention Barrick Nealy, QB Walter Payton Award Fifth in Voting Adam Means, OL First Team Lee Davis, RB Honorable Mention Barrick Nealy, QB Southland Conference Player of the Year Cyril Adkins, WR Second Team Harvey Dierschke, DL Honorable Mention Fred Evans, DL Defensive Player of the Year Nicholas Jack, DB Second Team Kendall Jones, DB Honorable Mention Cory Elolf, P First Team Steven del la Torre, OL Second Team Tyson Olivo, R Honorable Mention Fred Evans, DL First Team Michael Kuhn, DL Honorable Mention Greg Pitts, LB Honorable Mention Luke Horder, OL First Team Heath Nickes, DL Honorable Mention Sterling Rogers, DB Honorable Mention Stan Jones, PK First Team Russell Peevy, TE Honorable Mention Bronson Sanders, RB Honorable Mention Thomas Keresztury, OL First Team William Welch, DB Honorable Mention Walter Musgrove, DB First Team Matt Wieland, K/P Honorable Mention 2001 Barrick Nealy, QB First Team Clenton Ballard, DL First Team Dave Simmons, LB First Team 1997 Justin Martinez, K First Team Travis Upshaw, DL First Team Claude Mathis, RB First Team Greg Pitts, LB First Team Markee White, WR First Team Adam Means, OL First Team Doug Wheeler, OL First Team Daniel Jolly, RB Second Team Steven de la Torre, OL Second Team Marvin McCurry, P Second Team Gary Shepard, DB Second Team Claude Mathis, RB Offensive POY Bronson Sanders, RB Second Team Blake Burton, FB Honorable Mention Clint Bendele, DL Honorable Mention Tyson Olivo, R Honorable Mention Jeremy Castillo, LB Honorable Mention Fred Davis Honorable Mention Julius Wilson, OL Honorable Mention Matt Jenkins, OL Honorable Mention Kyle Harrell Honorable Mention Donnie Baker, DB Honorable Mention Randy Moshier, TE Honorable Mention Kyle Harrell Honorable Mention Kendall Jones, DB Honorable Mention Jamarqus O’Neal, DB Honorable Mention Brad Schley Honorable Mention Tyrone Scott, WR Honorable Mention Brian Surovik Honorable Mention 2002 Daniel Varvel. DB Honorable Mention D’Angelo Torres Honorable Mention Lee Davis, RB Second Team Dameon Williams, WR/RS Honorable Mention David Williams, QB Honorable Mention Jason Golver, TE Second Team David Bailiff, HC Eddie Robinson Award Third in Voting Ken McKoy, OL Second Team AFCA Region 5 Coach Of The Year 1998 Greg Pitts, LB Second Team Spergon Wynn, QB Newcomer of the Year Brandon Dickinson, DB Honorable Mention 2006 Justin Young, TE Second Team Ryan Graves, OL Honorable Mention Blake Burton, FB First Team Cline Bendele, DL Honorable Mention Ryan Rust, OL Honorable Mention Jeremy Castillo, LB First Team Cliffton Black, DB Honorable Mention Glenn Settles, DB Honorable Mention Chris MacDonald, P First Team Myron Coleman, LB Honorable Mention Jarvis Smith, WR Honorable Mention Walter Musgrove, DB First Team Ben McClellan, DL Honorable Mention Josh Tubbs, DL Honorable Mention Bradley George, QB Second Team D’Angelo Torres Honorable Mention Andrew Ireland, PK Second Team Darrick Vaughn, DB Honorable Mention 2003 Matt Jenkins, OL Second Team Spergon Wynn, QB Honorable Mention Corey Elolf, P First Team Nate Langford, DE Second Team Jomaul Mason, OL Second Team Ryne Miller, OL Second Team Ken McKoy, OL Second Team Mark Washington, DT Second Team David Simmons, LB Second Team Chase Wasson, QB/WR Second Team Josh Tubbs Second Team Ramerl Borner, DT Honorable Mention K.R. Carpenter, R Honorable Mention Adrian Dayse, OL Honorable Mention Terrell Harris, RB Honorable Mention Crawford May, OL Honorable Mention Harold Watson, DB Honorable Mention Shola Obafemi, LB Honorable Mention Stan Zwinggi, RB Honorable Mention 139 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BOBCATS ON ALL-CONFERENCE TEAMS ALL-SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE ALL-WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE 2007 2012 Tyler Jones, QB Coaches Honorable Mention Karrington Bush, RB Freshman of the Year Joplo Bartu, LB Second Team Robert Lowe, RB Coaches Honorable Mention Cameron Luke, WR First Team Chase Harper, TE Second Team Ryan Melton, OL Coaches Honorable Mention Chis MacDonald, P First Team Darryl Morris, CB Second Team Karrington Bush, RB Second Team Marcus Curry, RB Third Team 2015 Crawford May, OL Second Team Matt Freeman Third Team Kian Schoenborn, OL All-Newcomer Team Blake Burton, FB Honorable Mention Blake McColloch, DT Third Team Adrian Bellard, OL Phil Steele Third Team Marcus Clark, LB Honorable Mention Andy Erickson, PR Honorable Mention Ryan Melton, OL Phil Steele Third Team Nick Clark, DE Honorable Mention Jafus Gaines, KR Honorable Mention Brandon Smith, KR Phil Steele Third Team Andrew Ireland, PK Honorable Mention Craig Mager, CB Honorable Mention Adrian Bellard, OL Coaches Honorable Mention Jason McLean, S Honorable Mention Ryan Carden, TE Coaches Honorable Mention 2008 Tyler Jones, QB Coaches Honorable Mention Jeff Bowen, OL First Team ALL-SUN BELT CONFERENCE Ryan Melton, OL Coaches Honorable Mention Blake Burton, FB First Team 2013 Karrington Bush, RB First Team Brandon Smith, KR College Sports Madness First Team 2016 D.J. Hall, OL Second Team Andy Erickson, PR Phil Steele First Team Bryan London II, LB All-Newcomer Team Cameron Luke, WR First Team Brandon Smith, KR Phil Steele First Team Bryan London II, LB Phil Steele Second Team Karrington Bush, RS Second Team Robert Lowe, RB College Sports Madness Second Team Brandon McDowell, KR Phil Steele Second Team Morris Crosby, DB Second Team David Mayo, LB College Sports Madness Second Team Aaron Brewer, OL Phil Steele Third Team Andrew Ireland Second Team Justin Iwuji, S Coaches Second Team Gabe Loyd, LB Phil Steele Third Team Donavan King, DL Second Team Robert Lowe, RB Coaches Second Team Aaron Brewer, OL Coaches Honorable Mention Joe Bell, LB Honorable Mention Robert Lowe, RB Phil Steele Second Team Bryan London II Coaches Honorable Mention Bradley George, QB Honorable Mention David Mayo, LB Phil Steele Second Team Gabe Loyd, LB Coaches Honorable Mention John Gilley, TE Honorable Mention Michael Odiari, DE Phil Steele Second Team Jordan Mittie, DL Coaches Honorable Mention Kenneth Hampton Honorable Mention Michael Orakpo, LB Phil Steele Second Team Travis Houston, DL Honorable Mention Andy Erickson, PR College Sports Madness Third Team 2016 Courtney Smith, LB Honorable Mention Craig Mager, CB College Sports Madness Third Team Bryan London II, LB All-Newcomer Team Michael Odiari, DE College Sports Madness Third Team Bryan London II, LB Phil Steele Second Team 2009 David Mayo, LB Coaches Honorable Mention Brandon McDowell, KR Phil Steele Second Team Bradley George Offensive Player of the Year Michael Orakpo, LB Coaches Honorable Mention Aaron Brewer, OL Phil Steele Third Team D.J. Hall, OL First Team Gabe Loyd, LB Phil Steele Third Team Mishak Rivas, RS First Team 2014 Aaron Brewer, OL Coaches Honorable Mention Da’Marcus Griggs, WR Second Team David Mayo, LB Coaches First Team Bryan London II Coaches Honorable Mention Travis Houston, DE Second Team Brad Miller, TE Coaches First Team Gabe Loyd, LB Coaches Honorable Mention Alvin Canady, RB Honorable Mention David Mims, DB Coaches First Team Jordan Mittie, DL Coaches Honorable Mention Marcus Clark, LB Honorable Mention Michael Odiari, DL Coaches First Team Adley Eshraghipour, DL Honorable Mention Adrian Bellard, OL Coaches Second Team 2016 Calvin Fore, OL Honorable Mention Craig Mager, DB Coaches Second Team Gabe Schrade, TE Coaches Second Team Bradley George Honorable Mention David Mayo, LB Aarron Brewer, OL Coaches Third Team Alex Luna, OL Honorable Mention Coaches NFLPA Collegiate Bowl All-Senior Team Frankie Griffin, LB Coaches Third Team Will Thompson Honorable Mention C.J. Best, WR Coaches All-Newcomer Team Elijah King, WR Coaches Honorable Mention David Mayo, LB Phil Steele First Team Gabe Loyd, LB Coaches Honorable Mention 2010 Michael Odiari, DL Phil Steele First Team Bryan London II, LB Coaches Honorable Mention Da’Marcus Griggs, WR First Team Adrian Bellard, OL Phil Steele Second Team Jordan Mittie, DL Coaches Honorable Mention D.J. Hall, OL First Team Will Johnson, P Phil Steele Second Team Gabe Schrade, TE Phil Steele Second Team Darryl Morris, DB Second Team Craig Mager, PR/DB Phil Steele Second Team Aarron Brewer, OL Phil Steele Second Team Marcus Clark, LB Honorable Mention Brad Miller, TE Phil Steele Second Team Frankie Griffin, LB Phil Steele Third Team Karrington Bush, RB Honorable Mention David Mims, DB Phil Steele Second Team Elijah King, WR Phil Steele Third Team Ben Follis, P Honorable Mention Tyler Jones, QB Phil Steele Third Team Gabe Loyd, LB Phil Steele Third Team Da’Marcus Griggs, RS Honorable Mention Robert Lowe, RB Phil Steele Third Team Charlie Will Tuttle, OL Phil Steele Third Team ALL-FCS INDEPENDENT Craig Mager, DB College Sports Madness First Team 2011 David Mayo, LB College Sports Madness First Team Michael Ebbit, DE Defensive POY Brad Miller, TE College Sports Madness First Team Isaiah Battle, WR First Team Michael Odiari, DL College Sports Madness First Team Xavier Daniels, DB First Team Will Johnson, P College Sports Madness Second Team Michael Ebbit, DE First Team Tyler Jones, QB College Sports Madness Second Team Ben Follis, P First Team David Mims, DB College Sports Madness Second Team Terrence Franks, RB First Team Adrian Bellard, OL College Sports Madness Third Team D.J. Hall, OL First Team Robert Lowe, RB College Sports Madness Third Team Jordan Norfleet, DE First Team Germod Williams, DB College Sports Madness Third Team John Vernon, OL First Team Will Johnson, P Coaches Honorable Mention 140 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

ACADEMICINDIVIDUAL AWARD RECORDS WINNERS LONE STAR CONFERENCE LONE STAR CONFERENCE SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE 1973 1981 1989 Dennis Colvin, OT Academic First Team Mike Miller, QB Academic AA First Team Todd Davis, DB Academic First Team Jimmy Jowers, LB Academic AA First Team Mike Miller, QB Mike Collins, WR Academic Honor Roll George Pena, C Academic Honorable Mention All-Texas Collegiate Academic Honorable Mention Glenn Mangold, LB Academic Honor Roll Donnie Williams, RB Richard Gordy, RB Academic Honorable Mention 1975 All-Texas Collegiate Academic Honorable Mention Gilbert Price, DB Academic Honorable Mention Carl Andress, K Academic First Team Greg Gilcrease, OG Academic First Team Kyle Bolen, DB Academic First Team Mike Miller, QB Academic First Team 1990 Paul Phillips, LB Academic First Team Mike Wynn, OG Academic First Team Rich Dear, DB Academic Honor Roll Bob Bartz, DT Academic Honorable Mention Greg Gilcrease, OG Academic AA Second Team Neil Leach, OL Academic Honor Roll Greg Ochler, OG Academic Honorable Mention Mike Wynn, OG Academic AA Second Team Gilbert Price, QB Academic Honor Roll Mike Bailiff, DE Academic Honorable Mention Kieth Randle, DB Academic Honor Roll 1976 Dan Gibbens, C Academic Honorable Mention Spicer Sigman, DL Academic Honor Roll Paul Phillips, LB Academic First Team Leonard Matocha, OT Academic Honorable Mention Chris Smith, P Academic Honor Roll Steve Smith, OT Academic First Team Pete Rasicot, OT Academic Honorable Mention Keith Frase Academic Honorable Mention Time Staskus, LB Academic Honorable Mention 1991 Charlie Nelson, OL Academic Honor Roll 1977 1982 Clint Owen, WR Academic Honor Roll Kevin Jurgajtis, FB Academic First Team Mike Wynn, OG Academic AA Second Team Gilbert Price, QB Academic Honor Roll Mike Ferris, OG Academic Honorable Mention Mike Bailiff, DE Academic First Team Anthony Wood, Academic Honor Roll Keith Frase, DB Academic Honorable Mention Gary Peoples, WR Academic First Team Allen Kiesling, DE Academic Honorable Mention Mike Wynn, OG Academic First Team 1992 Steve Smith, OT Academic Honorable Mention Illya Hicks, OL Academic Honor Roll 1983 John Hygh, QB Academic Honor Roll 1978 Tim Staskus, LB Academic First Team Jeff Neill, OL Academic Honor Roll Mike Ferris, OG Academic AA First Team Clint Owen, WR Academic Honor Roll Allen Kiesling, DE Academic First Team Jason Reece, LB Academic Honor Roll Mike Ferris, OG Academic First Team GULF STAR CONFERENCE 1984 James Roof, OT Academic Honor Roll Kieth Frasier, DB Academic Honorable Mention Anothony Wood, WR Academic Honor Roll Steve Smith, OT Academic Honorable Mention David Longhofer, QB Academic First Team Leonard Matocha, OT Academic First Team 1993 1979 Kevin Mickes, TE Academic First Team Donnie Willig, C Academic First Team Damion Branch, DB Academic Honor Roll Allen Kiesling, DE Academic AA First Team Kyle Herman, RB Academic Honor Roll Mark Mattingly, DT Academic AA First Team 1985 Illya Hicks, OL Academic Honor Roll Greg Gilcrease, OG Academic First Team John Hygh, QB Academic Honor Roll Allen Kiesling, DE Academic First Team John Brewer, OG Academic First Team Kevin Meuth, OT Academic First Team Clint Owen, WR Academic Honor Roll Mark Mattingly, DT Academic First Team Anthony Wood, WR Academic Honor Roll Mike Miller, QB Academic First Team Charlie Vatterott, OT Academic First Team Donnie Willig, C Academic First Team 1994 1980 David Baugh, DB Academic Honor Roll Greg Gilcrease, OG Academic AA Second Team 1986 Kevin Meuth, OT Academic Honor Roll Josh Byther, LB Academic Honor Roll Kelly Monk, C Academic AA-Second Team Chris Condon Academic Honor Roll Terry Whitman, PK Academic AA Second Team Chad Harlow Academic Honor Roll Greg Gilcrease, OG Academic First Team SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE Illya Hicks, OL Academic Honor Roll Mike Miller, QB Academic First Team 1987 John Hygh, WR Academic Honor Roll Kelly Monk, C Academic First Team Todd Davis, DB Academic Honor Roll Chis Mantooth, OL Academic Honor Roll Pete Rasicot, OT Academic First Team Richard Gordy, FB Academic Honor Roll Clint Ownen, WR Academic Honor Roll Mike Wynn, OG Academic First Team Tony Rex, DE Academic Honor Roll Clint Petty, LB Academic Honor Roll Reggie Rivers, TB Academic Honor Roll John Rowland, OL Academic Honor Roll Scott Wilson, TE Academic Honor Roll John Smith, OL Academic Honor Roll Scott Swinnea, LB Academic Honor Roll 1988 Michael Thompson, DT Academic Honor Roll Todd Davis, DB Academic First Team Steve de la Torre, OL Academic Honor Roll Mike Collins, WR Academic Honorable Mention Michael Watson Academic Honor Roll Richard Gordy, FB Academic Honorable Mention David Williams, QB Academic Honor Roll Gilbert Price Academic Honorable Mention Michael Williams, DB Academic Honor Roll Reggie Rivers, RB Academic Honorable Mention Lawrence Wilson Academic Honor Roll Scott Wilson, C Academic Honorable Mention

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ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE 1995 1999 2006 Josh Byther, LB Academic Honor Roll Travis Bush, WR Academic Honor Roll Walter Musgrove, DB Division I FCS Brandon Ercoline, TE Academic Honor Roll C.J. Carroll, DB Academic Honor Roll Athletic Directors Association All-Star Team Mike Gray, OL Academic Honor Roll Chuck Ferguson, LB Academic Honor Roll Walter Musgrove, DB CoSIDA/ESPN Kyle Harrell, OL Academic Honor Roll Michael McClure, DL Academic Honor Roll The Magazine Academic All-District VI First Team Claude Mathis, RS/RB Academic Honor Roll James Stewart, WR Academic Honor Roll Walter Musgrove, DB Adam Means, OL Academic Honor Roll John Szczech, DB Academic Honor Roll National Football Foundation Scholar Athlete Clint Petty, LB Academic Honor Roll Jason Washington, DB Academic Honor Roll Walter Musgrove, DB Football Student Athlete Of The Year J.R. Shipp, DB Academic Honor Roll Doug Wheeler, OL Academic Honor Roll Blake Burton, FB CoSIDA/ESPN John Smith, OL Academic Honor Roll Joe Wooten, OL (Academic Honor Roll The Magazine Academic All-District VI First Team Brian Surovik, LB Academic Honor Roll Nate Langford, DE CoSIDA/ESPN Steve de la Torre, OL Academic Honor Roll 2000 The Magazine Academic All-District VI First Team Mike Watson, WR Academic Honor Roll C.J. Carroll, DB Verizon Academic All-America Second Team Chase Wasson, QB/WR CoSIDA/ESPN Ryan Wiegand, DL Academic Honor Roll C.J. Carroll, DB AD Association First Team Academic All-Star The Magazine Academic All-District VI First Team David Williams, QB Academic Honor Roll C.J. Carroll, DB Academic Honor Roll Blake Burton, FB Academic Honor Roll Michael Williams, DB Academic Honor Roll Chuck Ferguson, DL Academic Honor Roll Nick Clark, DE Academic Honor Roll Justin Martinez, K Academic Honor Roll Bradley George, QB Academic Honor Roll 1996 Desmond Powell, TE Academic Honor Roll Nate Langford, DE Academic Honor Roll Cyril Adkins, WR Academic Honor Roll James Stewart, R Academic Honor Roll Travis Bush, RB Academic Honor Roll John Szczech, DB Academic Honor Roll 2007 Brandon Ercoline, TE Academic Honor Roll Jason Washington, DB Academic Honor Roll Nick Clark, DE Draddy Award Finalist Jason Gormley, FB Academic Honor Roll Doug Wheeler, OL Academic Honor Roll Nick Clark, DE Football Student-Athlete Of The Year Gabe Guzman, DB Academic Honor Roll Joe Wooten, OL Academic Honor Roll Travis Houston, LB Academic Honor Roll Michael Kuhn, DL Academic Honor Roll Brian Yourman, OL Academic Honor Roll Nate Langford, DE Academic Honor Roll Adam Means, OL Academic Honor Roll Ron Ben-Mier, DB Academic Honor Roll 2001 2008 Russell Peevy, TE Academic Honor Roll Justin Martinez, K All-Academic Blake Burton, FB Academic Honor Roll Steven del la Torre, OL Academic Honor Roll Tyson Olivo, R All-Academic Bradley George, QB All-Academic Pop Wells, LB Academic Honor Roll John Szczech, DB All-Academic Travis Houston, DL All-Academic Matt Wieland, K/P Academic Honor Roll Jason Washington, DB All-Academic Will Thompson, DB All-Academic David Williams, QB Academic Honor Roll Doug Wheeler, OL All-Academic Stace Williams, OL Academic Honor Roll 2009 Steve Zisler, TE Academic Honor Roll 2002 Travis Houston, DE FCS Athletic Director Academic All-Star Devin Freeman, WR Academic Honor Roll Travis Houston, DE NFF Bill Campbell Award Semifinalist 1997 Justin Martinez, K Academic Honor Roll Bradley George SLC Student Athlete Of The Year Harold Allen Academic Honor Roll Beau Roberston, WR Academic Honor Roll Travis Houston, DE All-Academic Travis Bush Academic Honor Roll Jeff McVaney All-Academic Michael Crownover Academic Honor Roll 2003 Will Thompson All-Academic Tobias Deans Academic Honor Roll Devin Freeman, R Academic Honor Roll Kyle Harrell Academic Honor Roll Chip McClain, LB Academic Honor Roll 2010 Terrance Hatton Academic Honor Roll Walter Musgrove, DB Academic Honor Roll Jonathan Ward, DT Academic Honor Roll Jonathan Luke Academic Honor Roll Beau Roberston, R Academic Honor Roll Claude Mathis, RB Academic Honor Roll Brandon Sheffield, LB Academic Honor Roll WESTERN ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Adam Means, OL Academic Honor Roll Travis Upshaw, DL Academic Honor Roll 2012 Heath Nickes Academic Honor Roll Chase Wasson, QB Academic Honor Roll Ed Amerson, WR. Academic Honor Roll Brad Schley Academic Honor Roll Tyler Chase, WR Academic Honor Roll Steven de la Torre, OL Academic Honor Roll 2004 Jeremy Dickey, WR Academic Honor Roll Rob Vining Academic Honor Roll Devin Freeman, R Academic Honor Roll Andy Erickson, WR Academic Honor Roll Ryan Wiegand Academic Honor Roll Randy Moshier, TE Academic Honor Roll Adley Eshraghipour, DT Academic Honor Roll David Williams, QB Academic Honor Roll Walter Musgrove, DB Academic Honor Roll Justin Iwuji, Academic Honor Roll Stace Williams Academic Honor Roll Brian Lilly, LB Academic Honor Roll Joe Wooten Academic Honor Roll 2005 David Mayo, LB Academic Honor Roll Bill Wyman Academic Honor Roll Walter Musgrove, DB Blake McColloch, DT Academic Honor Roll ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VI First Team Colby Targun, S Academic Honor Roll 1998 Nick Clark, DL Academic Honor Roll Zach Velliquette, S Academic Honor Roll Reshawn Brown, RB Academic Honor Roll Dominic Giametta, DS Academic Honor Roll Travis Bush, WR Academic Honor Roll Buck Koalenz, OL Academic Honor Roll C.J. Carroll, DB Academic Honor Roll Nate Langford, OL Academic Honor Roll Steven de la Torre, OL Academic Honor Roll Randy Moshier, TE Academic Honor Roll Todd Otte, OL Academic Honor Roll Walter Musgrove, DB Academic Honor Roll Brad Schley, DL Academic Honor Roll

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ACADEMIC AWARD WINNERS SUN BELT CONFERENCE SUN BELT CONFERENCE Jordan Mittie, DE Academic Honor Roll 2013 2015 Tryston Mizerak. OL Academic Honor Roll Blake McColloch, DT NFF Hampshire Honor Society Eric Luna, WR Commissioner’s List Javante O’Roy, S Academic Honor Roll James Clavell-Head, DL Commissioner’s List Marcus Ripley, PK Commissioner’s List Jacob Rowland, OL Academic Honor Roll Patrick Cook, Commissioner’s List Felix Romero, OL Commissioner’s List Grant Sandercox, LB Academic Honor Roll Jeremy Dickey, WR Commissioner’s List James Sherman, PK Commissioner’s List James Sherman, PK Academic Honor Roll Spencer Ince, OL Commissioner’s List Montreal Taylor, WR Commissioner’s List Tyler Siudzinski, RB Academic Honor Roll Justin Iwuji, S Commissioner’s List Damani Alexcee, S Academic Honor Roll Stephen Smith, LB Academic Honor Roll Blake McColloch, DT Commissioner’s List Easy Anyama, LB Academic Honor Roll Anthony J. Taylor, DB Academic Honor Roll Gabe Schrade, TE Commissioner’s List Tyler Blades, S Academic Honor Roll Tyler Watts, WR Academic Honor Roll Blaire Sullivan, QB Commissioner’s List Ryan Carden, TE Academic Honor Roll Connor White, QB Academic Honor Roll Colby Targun, S Commissioner’s List Darnell Dailey, LB Academic Honor Roll Lawrence White, TE Academic Honor Roll Zach Velliquette, DB Commissioner’s List Justin Eberly, WR Academic Honor Roll Tyler Arndt, QB Academic Honor Roll Austin Krawczyk, RB Academic Honor Roll 2017 Lucas Askew, TE Academic Honor Roll Dallas McClarty, DT Academic Honor Roll Elijah King, WR NFF Hampshire Honor Society Devin Baker, OT Academic Honor Roll Tryston Mizerak, OL Academic Honor Roll Gabe Loyd, LB NFF Hampshire Honor Society Prestin Brown, DT Academic Honor Roll Caleb Moses, DB Academic Honor Roll Gabe Schrade, TE NFF Hampshire Honor Society Ryan Carden, TE Academic Honor Roll Jacob Rowland, OL Academic Honor Roll Gabe Loyd, LB NFF Campbell Award Semifinalist Darnell Dailey, DE Academic Honor Roll Louis Rubin, RB Academic Honor Roll Marcus Ripley, P CoSIDA Academic All-District Jason Dann, PK Academic Honor Roll William Stanton, DB Academic Honor Roll Gabe Loyd, LB Arthur Ashe Sport Scholar Award Second Team Ryan Garrey, WR Academic Honor Roll Joshua Uluocha, DL Academic Honor Roll Eric Luna, WR Arthur Ashe Sport Scholar Award Third Team Colby Goodwin, WR Academic Honor Roll Connor White, QB Academic Honor Roll Anthony J. Taylor Arthur Ashe Sport Scholar Award Third Team Jackson Hoskins, OL Academic Honor Roll Lawrence White, TE Academic Honor Roll Austin Kirpes, LB Academic Honor Roll Kolby Kolek, WR Academic Honor Roll 2016 Louis Rubin, RB Academic Honor Roll Damani Alexcee, S Commissioner’s List Connor White, QB Academic Honor Roll Darnell Dailey, DT Commissioner’s List Patrick Gonzales, QB Commissioner’s List SUN BELT CONFERENCE Darius Hood, OL Commissioner’s List 2014 Kolby Kolek, WR Commissioner’s List Austin Krawczyk, RB Commissioner’s List Joseph Lee, ST Commissioner’s List Kanon Mackey, OL Commissioner’s List Caleb Moses, LB Commissioner’s List Jack Rhoades, WR Commissioner’s List Marcus Ripley, PK Commissioner’s List Blaire Sullivan, QB Commissioner’s List Felix Romero, OL Commissioner’s List Colby Targun, DB Commissioner’s List Louis Rubin, LB Commissioner’s List Zach Velliquette, DB Commissioner’s List Gabe Schrade, TE Commissioner’s List Tyler Blades, DB Academic Honor Roll Hunter White, WR Commissioner’s List Ryan Carden, TE Academic Honor Roll Karee’ Berry, DE Academic Honor Roll Zach Crawford, OL Academic Honor Roll Gavin Graham, LB Academic Honor Roll Darnell Dailey, LB Academic Honor Roll Tanner Hodges, QB Academic Honor Roll Jason Dann, K Academic Honor Roll Elijah King, WR Academic Honor Roll Ryan Garrey, WR Academic Honor Roll Brett Kocian, PL Academic Honor Roll Spencer Ince, OL Academic Honor Roll Austin Krawczyk, WR Academic Honor Roll David Mayo, LB Academic Honor Roll John Lilly, DT Academic Honor Roll Tryston Mizerak, OL Academic Honor Roll Gabe Loyd, LB Academic Honor Roll James Sherman, K Academic Honor Roll Eric Luna, WR Academic Honor Roll Gabe Schrade Colby Targun, S Academic Honor Roll Dallas McClarty, DT Academic Honor Roll Lawrence White, TE Academic Honor Roll Jeremy Miller, DE Academic Honor Roll

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TEXAS STATE IN NFL DRAFT ALL-TIME DRAFT SELECTIONS YEAR RD SEL # PLAYER POSITION TEAM 2015 3 83 Craig Mager cornerback San Diego Chargers 5 169 David Mayo linebacker Carolina Panthers 2006 7 212 Fred Evans defensive tackle Miami Dolphins 2002 6 180 Clenton Ballard defensive tackle Jacksonville Jaguars 2000 6 183 Spergon Wynn quarterback Cleveland Browns 7 211 Darrick Vaughn cornerback Atlanta Falcons 7 231 Clifton Black defensive back Oakland Raiders 1991 11 303 Paul Alsbury punter New England Patriots 1990 7 172 Jeff Novak guard San Diego Chargers 1989 6 149 A.J. Johnson defensive back Washington Redskins 10 254 Ben Jessie defensive back Green Bay Packers 12 311 Bill Jones running back Kansas City Chiefs 1984 5 135 Van Hughes defensive end Pittsburgh Steelers 6 157 Rod Clark linebacker St. Louis Cardinals 1s 16 Ricky Sanders wide receiver New England Patriots 1982 2 42 Bobby Watkins defensive back Detroit Lions 9 226 Ken Coffey defensive back Washington Redskins 12 324 Mike Miller defensive back Kansas City Chiefs David Mayo 1979 12 314 Paul Darby wide receiver New York Jets 1976 9 255 Bob Kotzur defensive tackle Buffalo Bills 1975 14 343 Walter Hartfield running back Chicago Bears 1974 12 305 Noe Gonzalez running back Oakland Raiders 13 315 Dennis Colvin offensive tackle New York Giants 1973 2 47 Jim Stienke defensive back Cleveland Browns 7 168 Josh Brown running back Minnesota Vikings 1971 15 380 Mike Montgomery defensive back Kansas City Chiefs 1969 13 314 Wade Key guard Philadelphia Eagles 14 355 Tommy Head center Minnesota Vikings 1968 3 66 Reece Morrison running back Cleveland Browns 13 339 Mack Sauls defensive back St. Louis Cardinals 16 433 Dave Morrison defensive back Oakland Raiders 1965 15 207 Wallace Dickey offensive tackle Detroit Lions

Fred Evans TEXAS STATE IN NFL DRAFT QUICK FACTS Player Pos. Team Rd. Year Last Players drafted: Craig Mager CB San Diego 3 2015 David Mayo LB Carolina 5 2015 Last Player drafted before 7th round Clenton Ballard DT Jacksonville 6 2002 Last Player drafted before 6th round David Mayo LB Carolina 5 2015 Last Player drafted before 5th round Craig Mager CB San Diego 3 2015 Last Player drafted before 3rd round Bobby Watkins CB Detroit 2 1982

MOST TEXAS STATE PLAYERS PLAYING IN NFL CAMPS DURING A SINGLE SEASON Year Signed No. 2016 6 1968, 1987, 1989, 2000, 2015 4 1986, 2013 3 1991, 2006 2

BOBCATS IN ALL-STAR GAMES 2005 2013 Fred Evans, DL Hula Bowl Craig Mager East-West Shrine Game Barrick Nealy, QB Hula Bowl Craig Mager Senior Bowl

2012 Darryl Morris East-West Shrine Game Craig Mager

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BOBCAT TEAM AWARD WINNERS Year Player Hometown 1991 Gilbert Price (QB) Shiner, Texas 1992 Craig Hemphill (Safety) Eagle Lake, Texas 1993 David Gaffney (LB) Rockwall, Texas 1994 Chris Mantooth (OL) Buda, Texas 1995 Chris McGarrahan (WR) Arlington, Texas 1996 Russell Peevy (TE) Mesquite, Texas 1997 David Williams (QB) San Marcos, Texas 1998 Brad Schley (DL) Cuero, Texas 1999 Travis Bush (WR) Gregory-Portland, Texas 2000 C.J. Carroll (DB) Corpus Christi, Texas Desmond Powell (TE) Texas City, Texas 2001 Tyson Olivo (WR) Grapevine, Texas 2002 Greg Pitts (LB) Lockhart, Texas 2003 Beau Robertson (WR) Buda, Texas 2004 John Tyson (WR) Klein, Texas 2005 Randy Moshier (TE) Converse, Texas 2006 Walter Musgrove (DB) Duncanville, Texas 2007 Nick Clark (DE) Fort Worth, Texas 2008 Stan Zwinggi (RB) Fredericksburg, Texas 2009 Travis Houston (DE) Converse, Texas 2010 Da’Marcus Griggs (WR) Bay City, Texas 2011 Darius Bolden (WR) Houston,Texas Gabe Loyd Steven Kenney (OL) Pearland, Texas J.C. KELLAM AWARD 2012 Shaun Rutherford (QB) Bay City, Texas Lyndon B. Johnson, the 36th President of the United States, returned to his alma mater in 2013 Isaiah Battle (WR) Cypress, Texas November of 1972 to present the first J.C. Kellam Award to Texas State’s outstanding senior foot- 2014 David Mayo (LB) Scappoose, Ore. ball player. 2015 Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon (LB) Brenham, Texas The first award was given to defensive back Jim Stienke who went to high school in John- 2017 Gabe Loyd (LB) St. Louis, Mo. son City, only a few miles from Johnson’s ranch. Stienke went on to play professionally with the Cleveland Browns, New York Giants and Atlanta Falcons. OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR The J.C. Kellam award was an outgrowth of a Bobcat Club banquet in 1971, at which LBJ Year Player Hometown presented a $25,000 check to the club to begin a Kellam Scholarship Fund for student-athletes. 1972 Josh Brown (FB) Del Valle, Texas Kellam, general manager of KLBJ Radio in Austin and a longtime friend and business associate 1973 Noe Gonzales (QB) San Diego, Texas of the Johnson family, played football for the Bobcats in the early 1920s and graduated from the 1974 Kevin Jurgajtis (FB) Falls City, Texas university in 1923. 1975 Jesse Davis (HB) Bartlett, Texas A large portrait of Kellam, donated by the Johnson family, also was presented to the 1976 Kevin Jurgajtis (FB) Falls City, Texas school. In addition to the J.C. Kellam Award, the Bobcat Club also initiated an awards system for 1977 Kevin Jurgajtis (FB) Falls City, Texas the outstanding offensive player, defensive player and freshman of the year in 1972. 1978 Paul Darby (HB) Austin, Texas Between 1992 and 2012, Texas State added five additional awards. The John O’Hara Me- 1979 Paul Thornton (Tackle) San Antonio, Texas morial Offensive Lineman of the Year Award was first given in 1992, while the Jim Wacker “Unbe- 1980 Mike Miller (QB) LaGrange, Texas lievable” Award began in 2003 and the Special Teams Player of the Year was established in 2004. 1981 Mike Miller (QB) LaGrange, Texas The final two awards, the Jim Bob Helduser Award and the Fred Bleil Award were added in 2012. 1982 Ron Jacoby (QB) Austin, Texas 1983 Ricky Sanders (RB) Belton, Texas Year Player Hometown 1984 Scott Forester (Center) San Marcos, Texas 1972 Jim Stienke (DB) Johnson City, Texas 1985 Kevin Mueth (Tackle) Needville, Texas 1973 Dennis Colvin (DT) Kennedy, Texas 1986 Roy Jackson (RB) Houston, Texas 1974 Gary Sterling (DE) Fredericksburg, Texas 1987 Ron Rittimann (QB) New Braunfels, Texas 1975 Pat Jupe (FB) San Antonio, Texas 1988 Bill Jones (RB) Corsicana, Texas 1976 Paul Phillips (LB) Fredericksburg, Texas 1989 Jeff Novak (tackle) Houston, Texas 1977 Kevin Jurgajtis (FB) Falls City, Texas 1990 Reggie Rivers (RB) San Antonio, Texas 1978 Dan Bierstedt (LB) Lockhart, Texas Robbie Roberson (PK) Houston, Texas 1979 Allen Kiesling (DE) Thorndale, Texas 1991 Todd Scott (RB) Topeka, Kan. 1980 Kelly Monk (Center) Seguin, Texas 1992 Maurice Williams (RB) Elm Grove, Texas 1981 Mike Miller (QB) LaGrange, Texas 1993 Donald Wilkerson (RB) Tyler, Texas 1982 Mike Wynn (OG) San Antonio, Texas 1994 Donald Wilkerson (RB) Tyler, Texas 1983 Tom Staskus (LB) Houston, Texas 1995 David Williams (QB) San Marcos, Texas 1984 Scott Forester (C) San Marcos, Texas 1996 Claude Mathis (RB) Bartlett, Texas 1985 Mitch Davidson (C) Houston, Texas 1997 Claude Mathis (RB) Bartlett, Texas 1986 Kevin Mueth (OT) Needville, Texas 1998 Spergon Wynn (QB) Bellaire, Texas 1987 Arnold Baker (DE) San Antonio, Texas 1999 Bronson Sanders (RB) Duncanville, Texas 1988 Brad Fulks (LB) Fredericksburg, Texas 2000 Lee Davis (RB) East Bernard, Texas 1989 Glenn Mangold (DT) Medina Valley, Texas 2001 Bronson Sanders (RB) Duncanville,Texas 145 1990 Reggie Rivers (RB) San Antonio, Texas Tyson Olivo (WR) Grapevine, Texas WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BOBCAT TEAM AWARD WINNERS Year Player Hometown Year Player Hometown 2002 Lee Davis (RB) East Bernard, Texas 2017 Jordan Mittie (DL) Aledo, Texas 2003 K.R. Carpenter (WR) Schertz, Texas 2004 Terrell Harris (RB) Kerens, Texas OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR 2005 Barrick Nealy (QB) Dallas, Texas Year Player Hometown 2006 Bradley George (QB) New Braunfels, Texas 1972 Kyle Bolen (DB) McCarney, Texas 2007 Cameron Luke (WR) Klein, Texas 1973 Paul Phillips (LB) Fredericksburg, Texas 2008 Cameron Luke (WR) Klein, Texas 1974 Jesse Davis (HB) Bartlett, Texas 2009 Bradley George (QB) New Braunfels, Texas 1975 Darrell Johnson (DB) Seguin, Texas 2010 Da’Marcus Griggs (WR) Bay City, Texas 1976 Elvis Shaw (DL) Austin, Texas 2011 Shaun Rutherford (QB) Bay City, Texas 1977 Greg Hamilton (QB) Killeen, Texas 2012 Shaun Rutherford (QB) Bay City, Texas 1978 Mike Miller (QB) LaGrange, Texas 2013 Robert Lowe (RB) Waxahachie, Texas 1979 Norris Powell (LB) East Bernard, Texas 2014 Robert Lowe (RB) Waxahachie, Texas 1980 Cyril Friday (LB) Austin, Texas 2015 Robert Lowe (RB) Waxahachie, Texas 1981 Neal Neunhoffer (PK) Austin, Texas 2017 Elijah King (WR) Ashland, Ky. 1982 Eric Cobble (RB) Austin, Texas 1983 Phil Grandjean (TE) Round Rock, Texas DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR 1984 Shawn Woods (LB) Tidehaven, Texas Year Player Hometown 1985 David Haass (QB) San Antonio, Texas 1972 Jimmy Jowers (LB) San Marcos, Texas 1986 Glenn Mangold (DE) Medina Valley, Texas 1973 Ben Scharnberg (DB) Kerrville, Texas 1987 Reggie Rivers (RB) San Antonio, Texas 1974 Nathan Gutowsky (LB) Rosenberg, Texas 1988 Greg Pagel (QB) Temple, Texas 1975 Ray Washington (DE) Hearne, Texas 1989 Chad Coleman (LB) Killeen, Texas 1976 Henry Holloman (DT) Huntsville, Texas 1990 Davy Smith (RB) Katy, Texas 1977 Dan Bierstedt (LB) Lockhart, Texas Victor Carr (DL) Austin, Texas 1978 Mark Mattingly (DT) Dilley, Texas 1991 Jeff Milward (LB) Lytle, Texas 1979 Elvis Shaw (DL) Austin, Texas 1992 Savalas Smith (LB) Houston, Texas 1980 Charles Burleson (LB) San Marcos, Texas 1993 Todd Siebert (Safety) Marshall, Texas 1981 Ken Coffey (DB) Big Spring, Texas 1994 Claude Mathis (RB) Bartlett, Texas Cyril Friday (LB) Austin, Texas 1995 Ricky Lipsey (Safety) Port Arthur, Texas 1982 Tim Staskus (LB) Houston, Texas 1996 Darrick Vaughn (DB) Aldine, Texas 1983 Cyril Friday (LB) Austin, Texas 1997 D’Angelo Torres (WR) Grapevine, Texas 1984 David Glasco (DB) San Antonio, Texas 1998 Sterling Rogers (DB) Cy-Falls, Texas 1985 Eugene Rogers (DB) Corsicana, Texas Myron Coleman (LB) San Antonio, Texas 1986 Arnold Baker (DE) San Antonio, Texas 1999 Greg Pitts (LB) Lockhart, Texas 1987 Shawn Woods (LB) Tidehaven, Texas 2000 Brian Forshee (TE) Spring, Texas 1988 Brad Fulks (LB) Fredericksburg, Texas 2001 Marvin McCurry (P) Lubbock, Texas 1989 Glenn Mangold (DT) Medina Valley, Texas 2002 Ryan Graves (OL) Waco, Texas 1990 Chad Coleman (LB) Killeen, Texas 2003 Jeremy Castillo (LB) Corsicana, Texas 1991 Rod Woodard (Safety) Clear Creek, Texas 2004 Chase Wasson (QB) Southlake, Texas 1992 Craig Hemphill (Safety) Eagle Lake, Texas 2005 Morris Crosby (WR) Houston, Texas 1993 David Gaffney (LB) Rockwall, Texas 2006 Alex Darley (WR) Corpus Christi, Texas 1994 Michael Thompson (DT) New Braunfels, Texas 2007 Karrington Bush (RB) Whitewright, Texas 1995 Ypres Thomas (LB) Temple, Texas 2008 Mishak Rivas (WR) Weslaco, Texas 1996 Ypres Thomas LB) Temple, Texas 2009 Frank Reddic (RB) Kilgore, Texas 1997 Fred Davis (DB) San Antonio, Texas 2010 Tyler Arndt (QB) Cuero, Texas 1998 Beau Walker (LB) George West, Texas 2011 Terrence Franks (RB) Angleton, Texas 1999 Cliffton Black (Safety) Lubbock, Texas 2012 Brandon Smith (WR) Prattville, Ala. 2000 C. J. Carroll (DB) Corpus Christi, Texas 2013 Tyler Jones (QB) Stephenville, Texas 2001 Greg Pitts (LB) Lockhart, Texas 2014 Dila Rosemond (DB) Cypress, Texas 2002 Greg Pitts (LB) Lockhart, Texas 2015 Ishmael Davis (LB) Killeen, Texas 2003 David Simmons (LB) Houston, Texas 2017 Nic Foster (OT) Arlington, Texas 2004 Fred Evans (DL) Morgan Park, Ill. 2005 Fred Evans (DL) Morgan Park, Ill. JOHN O’HARA MEMORIAL OFFENSIVE LINEMAN OF THE YEAR 2006 Jeremy Castillo (LB) Corsicana, Texas The John O’Hara Memorial Offensive Lineman of the Year award was established in 1992 2007 Nick Clark (DE) Fort Worth, Texas and recognizes the top Bobcat offensive lineman and it is awarded in honor of O’Hara, who was 2008 Donavan King (DE) Altair, Texas Texas State’s head coach from 1983 to 1989. 2009 Marcus Clark (LB) Fort Worth, Texas 2010 Marcus Clark (LB) Fort Worth, Texas Year Player Hometown 2011 Michael Ebbitt (DE) Westlake Village, Calif. 1992 Spicer Sigman (C) Pilot Point Selz, Texas 2012 Joplo Bartu (DE-LB) Waller, Texas 1993 Spicer Sigman (C) Pilot Point Selz, Texas 2013 David Mayo (LB) Scappoose, Ore. 1994 John Rowland (OT) San Antonio, Texas 2014 David Mayo (LB) Scappoose, Ore. 1995 Wes Campbell (OT) Killeen, Texas 146 2015 Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon (LB) Brenham, Texas 1996 Adam Means (OT) Converse, Texas WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BOBCAT TEAM AWARD WINNERS Year Player Hometown Year Player Hometown 1997 Adam Means (G) Converse, Texas 2005 Travis Upshaw (DL) Burleson, Texas 1998 Julius Wilson (C) Killeen, Texas 2006 Walter Musgrove (DB) Duncanville, Texas 1999 Julius Wilson (C/OT) Killeen, Texas 2007 Nate Langford (DE) San Marcos, Texas 2000 Todd Otte (OT) Austin, Texas 2008 John Gilley (TE) Victoria, Texas 2001 Doug Wheeler (OG) College Station, Texas 2009 Marcus Clark (LB) Fort Worth, Texas 2002 Ken McKoy (Tackle) Killeen, Texas 2010 Marcus Clark (LB) Fort Worth, Texas 2003 Jomaul Mason (Center) Beaumont, Texas 2011 Prestin Brown (LB) Chishcogo, Minn. 2004 Thomas Keresztury (OT) New Braunfels, Texas 2012 Prestin Brown (LB) Chishcogo, Minn. 2005 Thomas Keresztury (OT) New Braunfels, Texas 2013 Prestin Brown (LB) Chishcogo, Minn. 2006 Buck Koalenz (C) Converse, Texas 2014 Tomas Luna (S) Houston, Texas 2007 Crawford May (G) Miami, Fla. 2015 Jack Rhoades (WR) Cameron, Texas 2008 Jeff Bowen (C) North Richland Hills, Texas 2017 Gabe Schrade (TE) DeLand, Fla. 2009 Calvin Gore (OT) Canyon Lake, Texas Alex Luna (OT) Houston, Texas SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR 2010 D.J. Hall (OG) Palestine, Texas Year Player Hometown 2011 D.J. Hall (OG) Palestine, Texas 2004 Cory Elolf (P) Converse, Texas 2012 Matt Freeman (C) Abilene, Texas 2005 Cory Elolf (P) Converse, Texas 2013 Adrian Bellard (OT) Brenham, Texas 2006 Chris MacDonald (P) Mesa, Texas 2014 Adrian Bellard (OT) Brenham, Texas 2007 Andrew Ireland (PK) Cedar Hill, Texas 2015 Adrian Bellard (OT) Brenham, Texas 2008 Karrington Bush (KR) Whitewright, Texas 2017 Aaron Brewer (C-G-OT) Dallas, Texas 2009 Ben Follis (P) Arlington, Texas 2010 Ben Follis (P) Arlington, Texas JIM WACKER “UNBELIEVABLE” AWARD 2011 Ben Follis (P) Arlington, Texas The Jim Wacker “Unbelievable” Award was established in 2003 and recognizes the Bobcat foot- Andy Erickson (PR) Austin, Texas ball player who displays outstanding motivational, inspirational and leadership skills. Wacker 2012 Andy Erickson (WR) Austin, Texas led Texas State to a pair of NCAA Division II national championships in 1981 and 1982 and also 2013 Andy Erickson (WR) Austin, Texas served as Texas State’s Director of Athletics from 1998 to 2002. This award is given to the player 2014 Will Johnson (P) Bryan, Texas who displays outstanding motivational, inspirational and leadership skills. 2015 Lumi Kaba (P) Tyler, Texas 2017 Hutch White (PR) Kerrville, Texas Year Player Hometown 2003 Barrick Nealy (QB) Dallas, Texas THE JIM BOB HELDUSER AWARD 2004 Randy Moshier (TE) Converse, Texas The Jim Bob Helduser Most Improved Offensive Player is given to the offensive player who demonstrated the most improvement each spring. The award was named after the former Texas State head coach who also served as an offensive line, quarterbacks and wide receivers coach under John O’Hara and Dennis Franchione from 1986-91. He passed away after battling colon cancer in 2010.

Jim Bob Helduser Most Improved Offensive Player Award Year Player Hometown 2012 Tyler Arndt (QB) Cuero, Texas 2013 Jordan Moore (QB) Houston, Texas 2014 Adrian Bellard (OT) Brenham, Texas 2015 Lawrence White (TE) Wake Forest, N.C. 2017 Anthony Taylor (RB) Denton, Texas

THE FRED BLEIL AWARD The Fred Bleil Most Improved Defensive Player is given to the defensive player who demonstrated the most improvement. The award was named after Bleil, who served as Texas State’s defensive coordinator from 2008-10 before he passed away in 2011 after battling colon cancer. Bleil also served as Dennis Franchione’s defensive coordinator at New Mexico from 1992 to 1995 .

Fred Bleil Most Improved Defensive Player Award Year Player Hometown 2012 Joshuaé Robinson (LB) Abilene, Texas 2013 Darius Hood (DL) Plano, Texas 2014 Dallas McClarty (DL) League City, Texas 2015 Brandon McDowell (DB) DeSoto, Texas 2017 Frankie Griffin (LB) Spring, Texas

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ALL-TIME LETTERMEN A A A A A Joplo Bartu 2009-12 Bernard Briggs 1924-26 Roshad Carter 2006 Eddie Acevedo 1994-95 Ryan Batchelor 2008-09 John Brightwell 1934-36 Max Carver 1938 Adolph Acher 1955 William Bates 1938-39 Ben Brite 1926 Jeremy Castillo 2003-06 Tom Acuff 1950-51 Thad Batiste 1989 Kyle Bronson 2006 Matt Castillo 1974 Charles Adams 1981-83 Isaiah Battle 2011-13 Andrew Brooks 2007-09 Guiliano Cattaneo 2015-16 Harold Adams 1990-91 Monroe Bayer 1957 Craig Brooks 1994 Raymond Cavness 1923-24 Cyril Adkins 1994-97 Graydon Baze 1942, 46-47 Harry Brooks 1993 Leo Chafin 1951-52 Ray Akins 1949-50 Kendall Beal 2015 Jerome Brooks 2001-02 Joe Chaisson 2008 John Akins 1948-49 Jeff Beaty 1940-41 Thomas Brooks 2001 Michael Chambers 2010-11 L.D. Alderson 1952 Landon Beck 2015 Jim Brooks 1979 Robert Chambers 1926 Birge Alexander 1932 Joe Bednarski 1962-64 Morris Brothers 2003-05 Preston Chambliss 1939 Cedric Alexander 2009-11 Joe Bell 2006-09 Allen Brown 1940 Damien Chandler 2003-04 Phillip Alexander 2006-07 Kendall Bell 2015 Camyron Brown 2015-16 Tyler Chase 2011-12 Damani Alexcee 2013-16 Adrian Bellard 2012-15 Charles Brown 1959 Ike Chekwa 2003-04 Jason Aleem 2001-02 Clint Bendele 1996-99 Charles Brown 1980 Fred Childress 1926 Aaron Allen 1994-97 Ron Ben-Mier 1996 Deshun Brown 2001-02 Donta Clanton 2015 Horace Allert 1952-54 Shane Bennett 1990-92 George Brown 1990-93 Bill Clark 1927-28 Malik Alley 2017 Phillip Benning 2010-13 Howard Brown 1921-23 Billy Roy Clark 1979 Frank Allison 1922-24 Hugh Berry 1951 Jeff Brown 2002-05 Ollie Clark 1940-41, 47 Paul Alsbury 1987-90 Karee Berry 2014-16 Jerry Brown 1961-63 Marcus Clark 2007-10 Roland Altinger 1981-82 Lawrence Berry 1951 Joshua Brown 1970-72 Nick Clark 2004-07 Steve Alvarez 2008-10 Mike Berry 1968 Prestin Brown 2010-13 Rod Clark 1981-83 Ed Amerson 2010-12 Joe Berry 1928-29 ReShawn Brown 1995-98 Colin Clasen 1989-90 Zac Ammar 2010 C. J. Best 2014-15 Robert Brown 2017 Jamie Clavell-Head 2010-13 Kyle Anderson 2008-09 Sedic Bettis 1951-52 Sedrick Brown 2002 Glen Cleckler 1946 P.J. Anderson 2016 Willie Bickham 1986-89 Charles Brownlee 1957 Jeff Clermond 2010-13 Carl Andress 1974-75 Dan Bierstedt 1975-78 Ted Bruner 1932-33 Eric Cobble 1982-85 Wade Andrews 1939 Bernard Biggs 1924-26 Alan Bruns 1975-77 Clyde Cockrun 1967 Andrew Aneke 2015-16 Nick Bingham 2015 Harvey Bruns 1951-53 Bubba Coers 1947 Easy Anyama 2015-17 Cliffton Black 1995-99 Kay Buckner 1959 John Coers 1920, 22-23 Tyler Arndt 2010-13 James Blackwell 1964 Andy Buffington 1967 T.A. Coers 1946-48 Brad Arnold 1980-83 Tyler Blades 2013-15 Doyle Buffington 1969 Ken Coffey 1978-81 Frank Arnold 1925-28 Tommy Blair 1967-69 James Bujnoch 1986-87 Wayne Coffey 1984-85 Ross Arnold 1919 Franklin Bless 1947-49 Stanley Bunton 1979-82 Jerry Cole 1961-64 James Aston 2006 Wildred Block 1954-56 Roland Burge 1935-37 William Cole 1920, 22-23 Celestino Avilla 1962-63 Aaron Bolado 1998 Charles Burleson 1978-79 Chad Coleman 1989-90 Sami Awad 2017 Darius Bolden 2008-11 Willie Burleson 1978 Dallas Coleman 2004-06 Wilbur Aylor 1963-64 Billy Bolen 1972 Cecil Burnette 1924 Jarvis Coleman 2007 Kyle Bolen 1973-75 Blake Burton 2005-08 Markeveon Coleman 2017 B B B B B Leland Bolen 1975 Darryl Bush 1986-87 Myron Coleman 1998-2001 Roddy Bagley 1961-62 Luke Bomar 2002-05 Karrington Bush 2007-10 Charles Collins 1975-76 Derek Bailey 1990-93 Floyd Bondy 1941-42 Travis Bush 1996-99 Julius Collins 1987-89 Leroy Bailey 1974-77 Andre Booker 2003 Josh Byther 1994 Ken Collins 1983-85 Richard Bailey 1968 Billy Booker 1981-83 Mike Collins 1986-89 David Bailiff 1977-80 Marcus Booker 1988-90 C C C C C Vince Collins 1994-96 Mike Bailiff 1980-82 Justin Booth 2013 Willie Caesar 1990-91 Dennis Colvin 1971 Tom Bailiff 1978 Justin Boren 2005-06 Charles Caffey 1965-67 Huel Conner 1923 Clenton Ballard 1998-2001 Ramel Borner 2004-07 Don Caldwell 1968-70 Lee Conoly 2010-13 Arnold Baker 1984-87 Howard Boucher 1946-49 Joe Calhoun 1989 Clellan Cook 2005-06 David Baker 1957-58 George Bounds 1941-42 Champ Callihan 1932 Aaron Coon 1946 Devin Baker 2010-13 Jeff Bowen 2007-08 Gid Campbell 1936-37 Rusty Cooper 1983-86 Donnie Baker 1999-02-11 Kwamane Bowens 2015 Wes Campbell 1991-95 Will Copa 2015 John Baker 1957-59 Renearl Bowie 1992 Alvin Canady 2006-09 Herman Corner 1932-34 Kyle Baker 1999-2000 Anthony Boyd 1980-81 Ryan Carden 2013-15 Bob Cornelius 1958-61 Jeff Banks 2014-17 Billy Brademan 1940-42 Herbert Carleston 1952-55 Jack Costello 2013 Todd Banks 1988-90 Malcom Bradford 1979 George Carlisle 1946-48 Carroll Counts 1939 Matt Barber 1986-88 Dameon Branch 1993 Paul Carlisle 1946 Fritz Cox 1993-94 G. Barnard 1938-40 Jeff Brandes 1992-95 Michael Carmona 2008 Tommy Cox 1969 Leon Barnard 1938-40 John Brannon 2017 Buford Carnes 1933 Walter Cox 1970 Tom Barnes 1978-79 Jerry Brantly 1982-83 K.R. Carpenter 2003-05 Kyle Cracknell 1988 Billy Barrington 1951 Cotton Branum 1926-29 Victor Carr 1990-93 Jammar Crane 2006 Rick Barrow 1997-2000 Steve Brenner 1990-93 Tyronne Carrington 1991-92 Zach Crawford 2012-15 Bob Bart 1976 Aaron Brewer 2016-17 C. J. Carroll 1997-2000 Jack Crawley 1942, 46-47 Richard Bartee 1986-88 John Brewer 1984-87 George Carroll 1959-60 Jervoress Crenshaw 2006-07 Josh Barton 2006-07 Charles Bridges 1961-62 Mike Carter 1990 Morris Crosby 2005-08 148 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Mike Cross 1971 Wallace Dickey 1962-64 Reynaldo Farias 1962-64 Frank Gasca 1986-88 Roger Crosswhite 1974-77 Brandon Dickinson 2000-02 James Farmer 1989-90 Robert Gasca 1989-91 Jerry Crow 1964 Russell Dickson 1974 Robert Farrar 1966 Ron Gaskin 1983-84 Darrell Culberson 1985-88 Harvey Dierschke 1998-2001 David Farris 2013-14 Bradford Gates 1926 Bill Cummins 1929-30 Steven Dietz 2003-04 Joe Farris 1950 Tim Gay 2012-15 Larry Cunningham 1971 Daren Dillard 2008-10 Johnny Faseler 1952-55 Jeff Gelsone 1993 Jeff Curbo 1947-49 Mershad Dillon 2014-15 Morris Faseler 1972-74 Frank Gensberg 1927-30 John Curbow 1966-68 Preston Dimery 2017 Danny Faust 1990-92 Mose Gensberg 1934 Delbert Current 2006-07 Eric Diogu 1999 Ronald Feldman 1974-75 Bradley George 2006-09 Marcus Curry 2011-12 Roy Dixon 1927 Glen Felps 1965 Reagan George 2000-01 Wallace Dockall 1942, 46-47 Chuck Ferguson 1998-2001 Leonard Germer 1950-55 D D D D D Ross Doctoroff 1997-99 Steve Ferrell 1975-77 Louis Germer 1933-35 Greg D’Etcheverry 2001 Jimmy Dodson 1929 Brian Ferris 2007 Walter Germer 1930-33 Pence Dacus 1951-53 Dan Dolce 2003-04 Mike Ferris 1977-79 Joe Ghrist 1983-85 Elmer Dahlberg 1946-49 Kyle Doll 2011 James Fife,Sr. 1957-58 Dominic Giametta 2003-05 Robert Daigle 1970-71 Curtis Dominguez 2000-02 James Fife,Jr. 1979-81 Bob Gibbens 1958 Roland Daigle 1961-62 Jeff Donaldson 2012 Jerry Fife 1982-85 Daniel Gibbens 1978-81 Wayne Daigle 1966-69 Matt Don Carlos 2002 Pete Finch 1938-39 Peter Gibbens 1976-79 Claude Dailey 1923-26 Tom Doty 1985-86 Collin Fissell 2011-14 Robert Gibbens 1953-55 Darnell Dailey, Jr. 2015-16 Hugh Douglas 1973 Vester Fissel 1928-29 Sid Gibbens 1956-58 Marcus Dallas,Jr. 2013, 2015 John Douglass 1990-91 Junior Fite 1994-95 John Gibbens 1956 Deon Daniels 2015 Richard Duffy 1987 Teron Fitzgerald 2016 Walter Gibbens 1954 Gjmar Daniels 2017 John Dulaney 1989-90 Herbert Flowers 1968 Pete Gibbons 1976-79 Monroe Daniels 1971-73 Billy Dumas 1954 Bret Floyd 1986-88 Gary Gibson Nikolas Daniels 2016-17 James Duncan 1969-71 Ben Follis 2008-11 Marvin Giddings 1996-99 Xavier Daniels 2010-13 Billy Dunk 1977-80 John Ford 2006-08 Scott Giello 1991-92 Jason Dann 2012-14 Galen Dunk 2006-07 Donald Forester 1987-88 Shyton Gilbreath 1993-95 E.E. Darby 1925-26 Justin Dunk 2001 Russell Forester 1933 Greg Gilcrease 1979-81 Paul Darby 1976-78 Bill Dunlap 1946-49 Scott Forester 1981-84 Lewis Gilcrease 1951-52 Terry Darden 1956-58 Craig Dunlavy 1974-76 Brian Forshee 2000-02 Danny Gillaspia 1983-84 Tyrone Darden 1999-02 Brian Dunn 2001 Nic Foster 2017 John Gilley 2004-08 Bob Dargle 1972 Leron Dunn 1992-93 Gary Frank 1974-75 Bill Gilliam 1969 Alex Darley 2006 Mike Dunn 1982-83 Gibbs Franki 1960-62 Michael Gilmore 2011-13 Frederick Davidson 1982-85 Reggie Dunn 1991-92 Pat Franklin 1984-85 David Glasco 1983-84 Gene Davenport 1951-52 Johnny Dykes 1942 Terrence Franks 2011-14 Derrick Glasper 2003 Tappy Davenport 1937-39 Eddie Franz 1964-65 Ronnie Glenwinkler 1972 Mitch Davidson 1982-85 E E E E E Keith Frase 1975-78 Billy Gloor 1946-48 Bert Davis 1948-50 Jordan Eastling 2016 Bryan Frassman 1985-88 Aubrey Glover 1931-32 Charles Davis 1959-62 Steve Eaton 1990-93 Devon Freeman 2001-04 Jason Glover 2002 Chris Davis 1997 Troy Ebensberger 2005 Matt Freeman 2012-14 Greg Gold 2006 Danny Davis 1990-91 Michael Ebbitt 2011 Pete Fredenberg 1968-70 Herbert Gonzales 2014-15 Delbert Davis 1939-40 Justin Eberly 2015 Chris French 2015-17 Noe Gonzales 1970-73 Fred Davis 1994-97 Steven Eddings 2015-16 Rufus Frenzel 1927 Rene Gonzales 1984-85 Harold Davis 1939-40 Adrian Edwards 1977-78 Cyril Friday 1980-83 Carlos Goodman 1935 Ishmael Davis 2015-17 Berry Ehlert 1932 Fred Frieling 1964-66 Colby Goodwin 2011-13 Jesse Davis 1974-77 Melvin Ehlert 1920 Brad Fulks 1985-88 Clark Gordon 1928-31 Lee Davis 1999-02 Carl Ehrlich 1931 Asa Fuller 1959-60 Richard Gordy 1987-89 Les Davis 1977,79-81 Jim Elliot 1971 Charles Fuller 1959 Calvin Gore 2006-09 Mike Davis 1990-91 Cory Elolf 2003-05 Dennis Gorka 1967-70 Preston Davis 1998-2001 Dondre Elvoid 2014-15 G G G G G Phillip Gossett 1994-95 Steve Davis 1999 Chimoa Emuka 2011 David Gaffney 1991-93 Clyde Gott 1930-33 Todd Davis 1986-89 Mark England Cedric Gambrell 2016 Jeff Gotte 2005-06 Adrian Dayse 2006-07 Andy Erickson 2011-13 Jafus Gaines 2012-15 Teddy Grabarkawitz 1968 Rich Dear 1990 Brandon Ercoline 1994-96 Alfred Garcia 1979 Bobby Graham 1953-55 Willard Dearing 1958-60 Denson Ermis 1959 Alvaro Garcia 2008-11 Gavin Graham 2016-17 Vaughn Deary 1980-83 Adley Eshraghipour 2008-09, 11-12 Gonzalo Garcia 1948-49 Michael Grandjean 1989 Bob DeBesse 1978-80 Dan Essa 1981 Modesto Garcia 1952-53 Phil Grandjean 1983-86 Walter Dedekel 1950-55 Fred Evans 2004-05 Henry Gardner 1938-40 Anthony Grant 2002 Duke DeLancellotti 2012-13 Scott Evans 1987 Clifford Gardner 2006 Damon Grant 2012 Steven de la Torre 1994-97 Thomas Evans 2012, 2014 Sam Wood Gardner 1919 Darryl Grant 1987 Kelly Dennis 1990-91 Warren Evans 1980 Justin Garelick 2009-10 Arthur Gray 1958 Wellington Deshield 2004-08 Osita Ezeilo 2003 Ron Garner 1986 Michael Gray 1994-95 Ralston Dews 2009 Xavier Ezenagu 2016 Ryan Garrey 2013-15 Terry Green 1968-69 Jeremy Dickey 2012 F F F F F Trey Garrett 2014 Mark Gregurek 1981-83 Kenneth Dickey 1952-53 Wilford Fairey 1924-27 Ward Gary 1923-24 Bobby Griffen 1957 149 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Frankie Griffin 2016-17 Brixx Hawthorne 2014 Enrique Ibarra 1957 Willie Jones 2017 Jason Griffin 2000 Jeremiah Haydel 2017 Joe Icet 1953 Reece Jordan 2017 Da’Marcus Griggs 2008-10 Larry Hayden 2003-05 Ben Ijah 2012-14 Jimmy Jowers 1972-73 John Gueder 1933-34 Jerome Haynes 1995 Dexter Imade 2010 Milton Jowers 1933-34 Brian Guendling 2014 Mason Hays 2016-17 E.H. Imken 1964-65 Paul Jungman 1980 Ben Guess 1948-49 Scot Hayward 1983 Phillip Irby 1962-63 Pat Jupe 1973-75 Trent Guiberrteau 2011 Jarrett Haywood 2011-12 Andrew Ireland 2006-08 Kevin Jurgajtis 1974-77 Clarence Guidry 2014-16 Tommy Head 1966-68 Lowe Irvine 1958-60 Glenn Gundy 1974-77 Jason Hearn 1996-99 Woodrow Isham 1938-40 K K K K K Brice Gunter 2014 Keith Hebert 1986 Michael Ivory 1993 Lumi Kaba 2015-16 Joe Gutierrez 1974-75 James Hefferman 1962-64 Bryan Iwuji 2008-11 Fred Kaderli 1921 Nathan Gutowsky 1971-74 Frank Hefner 1934 Justin Iwuji 2010-13 Tim Kaderli 1995-96 Craig Hemphill 1991-92 Turner Kaderli 1922 H H H H H Jack Henry 1948-49 J J J J J Garrett Kaiser 2015 David Haass 1985-88 Kevin Henry 1988-91 Nicholas Jack 1993-96 Ed Kallina 1921-23 Paul Haberer 1990 Kyle Herman 1993 Bernard Jackson 2000-01 Henry Kallina 1923-26 Taylor Haese 2008-10 Jim Herridge 1948-50 Bud Jackson 1963 Stanley Kanu 2016 Ted Haese 1940-41 Grady Hester 1934 George Jackson 1942 Lewis Kaufman 1934-36 Greg Hagan 1985-87 William Heyward 2001-04 Henry Jackson 1966-69 Jamil Kazen 2009 Helmer Hageman 1949 Corey Hickerson 2007-08 Jack Jackson 1966-69 Claude Kellam 1919-22 Garett Hagendorf 2000-2001 Illya Hicks 1994 Ray Jackson 1970-72 Jesse C. Kellam 1919-20, 22 Robert Hagey 1987-89 Foster Hilborn 2017 Robert Jackson 1965 Buddy Kellar 1955 Monte Hale 1989 A.D. Hildreth 1921-22 Ron Jackson 2009-11 Will Kellar Jim Haley 1965-66 Bernard Hill 1929 Roy Jackson 1984-87 Albert Kelley 1993-94 O.C. Haley 1960 Bryan Hill 2010 Tymajrick Jackson 2012 Mike Kelley 1983-84 Bernard Hall 1946-47 Herbert Hill 1950-53 Kenneth Jacobs 1960-61 Albert R. Kennedy 1986 Billy Hall 1981-82 J.D. Hill 2001 Stephan Jacobs 2014-15 Steven Kenney 2008-11 Bobby Hall 1950 Kumonde Hines 2016-17 Ron Jacoby 1979-82 Lowell Kercheville 1983-85 Burnell Hall 1948 Chip Hinkle 1980-83 Nato James 2003-04 Thomas Keresztury 2002-05 Charlie Hall 1954-56 George Hinkle 1949 John Janca 1929-31 Wade Key 1967-68 D.J. Hall 2008-11 Keith Hoffmann 1953-56 Harold Jay 1962 Alan Kiesling 1978-79 Don Hall 1986-87 Billy Hollas 1958-60 Matt Jenkins 2004-07 Anthony King 2002 Jack Hall 1952 Tom Hollon 1949-51 Willie Jenkins 1980-81 Donovan King 2005-08 William Ham 1962-64 Bobby Holloway 1935-37 Maurice Jennings 1919 Elijah King 2016-17 Brad Hamilton 1989-92 Brian Holloway 1995 Ben Jessie 1986-88 Zicman Kitchens 1978-79 Andrew Hamilton 2011-14 Charles Holmes 2008-11 Jerrid Jeter-Gilmon 2012-15 Zilman Kitchens 1929-30 Greg Hamilton 1977-80 Travis Holmstrom 2000-02 Milton Jirasek 1947-48 Ray Kizer 1967-68 Luther Hamilton 1947 Clarence Holt 1968-70 Dale Johanson 1949-51 Kurt Klassen 1986-88 Kenneth Hampton 2008-10 Darius Hood 2012, 2014-16 Mac Johanson 1971-74 Robert Knispel 1925-26 Trey Hampton 2007-09 Garrett Hood 2008-09 Shane Johanson 1978-79 Randy Knox 1980 Antoine Harden 2003 Dean Hopf 1933-34 Todd John 1993 Randy Knoz 1975-76 Chet Hanks 1989-92 Jerry Hopkins 1955 A.J. Johnson 1985-88 Mark “Buck” Koalenz 2004-06 Gene Hanks 1951-54 Ardis Hopper 1926-29 Alfred Johnson 1926-27 Kolby Kolek 2016 Jason Hannan 2009-10 Herschel Hopson 1923-24 Chad Johnson 1995-97 Emmett Korff 1946-48 Jeff Harbers 1993 Mike Horak 1967-68 Darrell Johnson 1975-78 Joey Korzekwa 1979-81 Jesse Harbifn 1935-36 Luke Horder 2004-05 David Johnson 1983-85 Eugene Kosarek 1952 Kenneth Hardcastle 1955-57 Darrell Hortness 1949-51 Dennis Johnson 2017 Bobby Kotzur 1972-75 Chris Hardeman 1991-93 Andre Horton 1987-88 Ed Johnson 1983-85 Henry Kotzur 1969-72 Bronco Hardgrave 1988-89 Ed Horton 1927-29 Greg B. Johnson 1987 A. J. Krawczyk 2015-17 Don Hardin 1959-60 Howard Horton 1932-34 Greg D. Johson 1994 Joe Kristoff 1941 John Hardin 1981-84 Jack Horton 1919-22 Greg S. Johnson 1985-88 Gillmore Krueger 1970-71 Jay Harold 1960-62 Jackson Hoskins 2014-15 Heath Johnson 1988-91 Michael Kuhn 1995-96 Chase Harper 2011-12 Albert Houston 1931-33 Stephan Johnson 2014-17 Ronnie Kuhn 1977-78 Corey Harper 1992 Travis Houston 2006-09 Tevron Johnson 2011 William Kuykendall 1925 Kyle Harrell 1994-97 William Ray Houston 1983-84 Will Johnson 2011-14 Herman Harris 1978 W.L. Howard 1936-38 Daniel Jolly 2005-06 L L L L L Matt Harris 2008-11 Eddie Howell 1967-70 Brandon Jones 2013-14 David Lackey 1983-85 Max Harris 1922 Tom Howell 1920 Darren Jones 1985-88 Harold Lackey 1986 Terrell Harris 2002-04 Jason Howes 1988-89 Greg Jones 1964 Hayden Lambert 2013-15 Bobby Hart 2003 Ken Huewitt 1980-83 Jimmy Jones 1964 Courtney Lane 1984-85 Leonard Hart 1928 Sidney Hughes 1938 Kendall Jones 1998-2001 Lawrence Lange 1942 Walter Hartfield 1973-74 Jack Hughes 1941 Stan Jones 2004-05 Roy Langerhans 1947 Terrance Hatton 1994-97 Van Hughes 1982-83 Teddy Jones 2002-05 Mike Langford 1980-82 Eugene Havelka 1952-54 Frank Hurt 1940 Tyler Jones 2013-16 Nate Langford 2004-07 Joe Hawkins 1950 John Hygh 1991-94 William Jones 1988 Inoke Langi 2015-16 150 Tim Hawkins 2009-12 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATSI I I I I 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Eddie Lankford 1956-57 Chris Mantooth 1991-94 Kenny Meyers 1981-83 Clark Nelson 1961-63 Kent Laster 1994-97 Justin Marcellus 2001-02, 2004-05 Kevin Mickits 1981-84 Corky Nelson 1952 Max Laxson 1940 Oliver Marshall 1928 Steve Mikeska 1994-97 Jaylin Nelson 2017 Rob Laymon 2000-01 Tommie Marshall 1939 Micah Miksch 2006 Regan Nesbitt 1930-31 Ricky Leal 1982-84 Bob Martin 1935-37 Tal Milan 1983 Russell Nettles 1984 E.J. LeBlanc 2008 Jerald Martin 1961-62 Deche Milburn 2012 Neal Neunhoffer 1981-84 Reggie Leday 1990-91 Edward Martinez 1984 David Miles 1986-89 Josh Newman 2017 Scott Ledbetter 1996 Justin Martinez 1999-02 Billy Miller 1955-56 Neely Newman 1923-24 Jerry Lehman 1969-72 Joel Martingnoni 1981 Bradley Miller 2011-14 Ricky Newman 1988-90 Jonathan Lehmann 2006 Jomaul Mason 2002-03 Colby Miller 1996 Heath Nickes 1994-96 Danny Leinnweber 1962-63 Claude Mathis 1994-97 DeRoy Miller 1940-41 Dwight Nieschwitz 1965-67 Kregg Lemons 2016-17 Kyle Matlock 1986-87 Donald Miller 1992-95 Rusmin Nikocevic 2014-15 Fritz Lenhoff 1939 Leonard Matocha 1981-84 Jeremy Miller 2016 Bassett Nix 1957 Kenyon Leno 2001-04 Aaron Matthews 2011, 2013 Mike Miller 1978-81 Cecil Nix 1928 Bob Lewis 1959-61 Cody Matthews 2010-12 Robert Miller 1974-76 Fred Nixon 2014-16 Brandon Lewis 2011 Mark Mattingly 1977-79 Ronnie Miller 2005-06 Jordan Norfleet 2010-13 Clifton Lewis, Jr. 2016-17 Ken Matula 1987-88 Ryne Miller 2003-06 Sam Norris 1932-34 David Lewis 2010-11, 2013-14 Fred Mayler 1939-40 T. P. Miller 2007-10 Jerome Nortman 1955-56,1958-59 Greg Lewis 1946-49 Crawford May 2006-07 Mark Millett 1987-88 Jeff Novak 1987-89 James Lewis 1949-50 Stedman Mayberry 2015-16 Rimothy Millett 1978 Ty Nsekhe 2003 Lofton Lewis 1978-79 David Mayo 2012-14 Jeff Milward 1991-92 Chris Nutall 2011, 2013, 2015 Monte Lewis 1991-94 Alfred Mays 1973 David Mims II 2012-15 Wade Lightsey 2004 Butch Maywald 1986-89 Joshua Minde 2009-11 O O O O O Brian Lilly 2009-12 Bobby McBride 1954-56 Jimmy Minor 1976 Shola Obafemi 2003-06 Effie Lindsey 1928-29 Lyons McCall 1924-26 Bryan Minton 1982 Bob Obets 1928-29 Mack Lingo 1978 Cody McCauley 2001-02 Cliff Mitchell 1967-69 Gregg Ochler 1973-75 Ricky Lipsey 1995-98 Dallas McClarty 2013-16 Greg Mitchell 1988-90 Lamar Octman 1933 Lloyd Little 1960 Ben McClellan 1997-99 Wilber Mitchell 1969 Ryan Odell 2005 Mike Littleton 1965 Woody McClendon 2009-10 Jordan Mittie 2016-17 Kevin Odelusi 2006-09 Fritz Loeffler 1949-52 Michael McClure 1995-99 Tryston Mizerak 2015-17 Michael Odiari 2013-14 Carter Lomax 1938-40 Blake McColloch 2010-13 Harvey Moerbe 1963-64 Frank Ogbor 1996 Bryan London II 2016-17 Andre McCorkle 2006 Jan Mohel 1964-67 Joe O’Haver 1993-95 David Longhofer 1982-85 Johnny McCoy 2003 Chad Moncure 2012 Jesus Olivares 1976-77 Derek Lopez 2008-11 Brian McCray 1990-93 Kelly Monk 1977-80 Tyson Olivo 1998-2001 A.J. Loth 1954-55 Richard McCullough 1983-85 Victor Monk 1932 Lamar Oltman 1933 Robert Lowe 2012-15 Marvin McCurry 2001-02 Corey Montgomery 1992 Jamarqus O’Neal 2005-06 Lawrence Lowman 1925 Billy McDaniel 1956-57 Eddie Montgomery 1932 Leon O’Neal 1970-73 Terry Lowman 1919, 21-23 Brandon McDowell 2014-16 Mike Montgomery 1969-70 Michael Orakpo 2013-14 Gabe Lloyd 2016-17 James McFall 1954 Joel Moore 2002-05 Javante O’Roy 2015-16 Mike Luckenbill 1979-80 Artie McFarling 1929 Jordan Moore 2013 Dwayne Orr 1983-86 Allen Lucky 1981-84 David McGarah 1975-77 Scott Moore 1990-93 Paul Ortega 1995-96 Cameron Luke 2006-08 Chris McGarrahan 1992-95 Thurman Morbley 2016 Todd Otte 1997-2000 Jonathon Luke 1994-97 James McGill 1954 Hector Moreno 1971-73 Bill Overall 1967 Alex Luna 2006-09 LaJonta McGowan 2000-02 Darryl Morris 2009-12 Clint Owen 1992-95 Eric Luna 2016-17 Trey McGowan 2013-15 Bert Morrison 1969-70 John Luna 1965-68 Trevor McKenzie 2004 David Morrison 1964-67 P P P P P Tomas Luna 2011-14 Ken McKoy 2001-04 Reece Morrison 1964-67 Gary Pack 1969-72 Lee Ca. Lundin 1983-86 Jason McLean 2009-12 Charles Morton 1925-28 Matt Padron 2004-06 Lee Ch. Lundin 1999-02 Bo McMillan 1930-31 Randy Moshier 2002-05 Greg Pagel 1988-91 Lindy Lyles 1963-65 Damion McMiller 2012-13 Preston Mouton 1996 Freddie Paige 2007-08 Pat Lyssy 1955-56 Lawrence McPherson 1995 Ronnie Mudd 1962-65 Ric Palmer 2207 Jeff McVaney 2008-09 David Muldoon 1976-77 Raymond Palmour 1950-54 M M M M M Adam Means 1994-97 Mike Murphy 1987-89 Adrian Parker 2009 Chris MacDonald 2006-07 Mace Meeks 1984 Walter Musgrove 2003-06 Johnny Parker 1969-71 Kannon Mackey 2015 Michael Meeks 2005 Ray Parker 2007-08 Craig Mager 2011-14 Steve Meeks 1972-74 N N N N N Brian Parks 1988-91 Robert Magrover 1942-46 Ryan Melton 2014-16 Don Najvar 1979-81 Marsh Parris Kenneth A. Malatek 1958-59 Richard Menelfy 1958-59 Marc Napier 1973 J.B. Patterson 1946-48, 52 Ken Malater 1958-59 Damun Mercer 2014-15 Allie Gerald Nash 1984 Caeveon Patton 2017 Rene H. Maldonado 1983-86 Mike Merrett 1974-77 Kevin Nason 1981-82 Walker Patton 1934 Glenn Mangold 1986-89 Jake Merrill 1997 Barrick Nealy 2003-05 Todd Pawelek 2000-01 Hansel Mangum 1934-36 Mike Merritt 1978 Ty Neatherlin 2002 Greg Peace 2017 Tom Mangum 1963 Wayne Merritt 1957-58 Jeff Neill 1994-95 Roosevelt Pearson 2015 Delwin Manning 1989-92 Kevin Meutch 1983-86 Jimmy Nelms 1984-87 Glen Peavy 1951 Robert Manning 1957-58 Kevin Meuth 1987 Charlie Nelson 1990-93 Demetrius Peel 1992-93 151 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Russell Peevy 1993-96 Elvin Read 1929-32 Jimmy Sagnes 1982 Tommy Simmons 2017 Mat Pels 1978-79 Richard Redd 1952-53 Tommy Salazar 1986-89 Joey Simone 2012 George Pena 1974-75 Frank Reddic 2009-10 Kenneth Samuels 2000-03 Adrian Simpson 1981-83 Gary Peoples 1979-82 Jason Reece 1991-92 Chris Sanchez 1993-95 Kyle Simpson 2003 Mac Peoples 1951-52 Steve Reed 1969-70 Michael Sanchez 2003 Andrew Sims 2013 Rick Pereda 1991-93 Joe Reeder 1935-37 Mark Sandahl 1972 Michael Sims 1987-89 James Perez 1985-87 Albert Reeh 1948-50 Bronson Sanders 1998-2001 Michael Singleton 1993-94 Mark Perez 1998 John Reese 1960-63 Caddo Sanders 1952-56 Tyler Siudzinski 2015-16 Jesse Perkins 1964-67 Vicente Reid 1991-94 Frances Sanders 1929-31 Michael Slater 1990-92 L. Van Perkins 1919-20 Wallace Reincherzer 1950 Marshall Sanders 1983-85 Alton Slaton 1950-53 Kris Peterson 2013-14 Anthony Rex 1984-87 Ricky Sanders 1981-83 Charles Slaughter 1939-40 Clint Petty 1993-95 Luis Reyes 1979-80 Brandon Sarabia 2014-15 Jack Sledge 1919 Stanley Pfeil 1961 Jack Rhoades 2014-15 Bill Satterwhite 1965-67 Anthony Smith 2003 Herman Phillips 1936-37 Hons Richards 1921 Mac Sauls 1964-67 Anthony Smith 2017 Paul Phillips 1973-76 Alvin Ringo 1957-59 Robert Saunders 1919-20 Bobby Smith 1965-67 Weldon Phillips 1935-36 Tim Rio 1966 Leon Savage 1973-76 Brandon Smith 2012-15 Sam Pier 2007-10 Marcus Ripley 2016-17 Kevin Saverance 1995 Chris Smith 1990 Jaquel Pierce 2017 Ron Rittimann 1987-88 Del Scales 2004 Coalie Smith 1936 Marcus Pierce 1996-98 Mishak Rivas 2008-09 Ben Scharnberg 1971-73 Courtney Smith 2005-08 Paul Pine, Jr. 1994-95 Reggie Rivers 1987-90 Donald Scheller 1950-51 D. Scott Smith 1986-87 Greg Pitts 1999-02 Eddie Roach 1965-66 Brad Schley 1994-98 David Smith 1975-77 Nicholas Pletschette 2015-16 Donald Roberson 1953-54 Ed Schmeltekopf 1952-54 Davy Smith 1990 H. C. Pluenneke 1951 Ernest Roberson 1931-35 Michael Schneeweis 2008-09 Gene Smith 1952-54 Brett Pohler 1996-99 James Roberson 1983-86 Kian Schoenborn 2015 Grant Smith 1951 Bill Pointer 1974-75 Robbie Roberson 1990-91 Ivo Schoppe 1933-34 Jarvis Smith 2002-03 Fred Pointer 1973-75 Terry Roberts 1969-70 Louis Schorp 1967-69 John Smith 1994 Dan Polasek 1971-74 Tommy Roberts 1959 Gabe Schrade 2014-17 Kevin Smith 1989 Mel Polk 1981 Beau Robertson 2001-03 Joe Schuchardt 1947 Macon Smith 1962-64 Bob Porter 1931-33 Tylond Robertson 2012 Walter Schulle 1956-58 Poe Smith 1938-41 George Porter 1950-52 Robbie Robinett 1959-60 Matt Schumann 2006-08 Savalas Smith 1992 Nathan Porter 1961-63 Charlie Robinson 1983-84 Corey Scott 2007-11 Scott Smith 1990-93 Dale Posey 1981-83 Dexter Robinson 1983-86 Earl Scott 1948-49 Stanley Smith 1963-66 Martin Posey 1989 Joshua’e Robinson 2012 Frank Scott 1919 Stephen Smith 2013-16 Tyler Potter 2012-13 Nelson Robinson 1990-93 Joe Lee Scott 1948-49 Steve Smith 1976-78 Billie Powell 1990-93 Trey Robinson 2002 Sam Scott 1986-88 Terrell Smith 2013 Desmond Powell 2000 Zach Robinson 2012-13 Todd Scott 1990-91 Tracy Smith 1977-80 Ernie Powell 1986-89 Shane Roch 1995 Tyrone Scott 2004-06 Vander Smith 1938-40 Kelton Powell 2017 O.C. Rode 1920 Jack Searcy 1951 Jamell Snell 2006 Norris Powell 1979-80 Kordell Rodgers 2017 Leon Seay 1932 Wilfred Snell 1936-37 Roy Powell 1957-58 Macon Roemer 1965-67 Leon Sefton 1953-55 David Sorrell 1982 James Prewitt 1952-53 Elijah Rogers 2017 Josh Sell 2014 Rick Sowell 1980-82 Gilbert Price 1988-91 Eugene Rogers 1984-88 Jerry Sellers 1929 Bill Soyars 1967-69 Randy Price 2014 James Rogers 1992-94 John Sellmyer 1974-76 Tommy Soyars 1969-71 Randy Prince 1986-87 Sterling Rogers 1998-2001 Melvin Selph 1947-50 Eldon Spannagel 1941 Edmund Pringle 2005 Tom Rogers 1975-76 Nick Sessions 2002-05 Tim Speedy 1989-91 Eddie Printz 2016 Jim Rokas 1983 Glenn Settles 2000-03 Richard Spinn 1929 Chase Pulliam 2005-07 Clay Roland 1972-73 Pete Shands 1920-21 Roy Spradin 1962 Glenn Purcell 1989 Freddie Roland 1972 Aaron Shaw 2014-15 Randy Stanley 1989 Albert Purdy 1979-81 Jason Roland 1997 Elvis Shaw 1976-79 Ralph Starnes 1938 Richard Purdy 1987 Felix Romero 2013-16 Emmett Shelton 1922-24 Tim Staskus 1981-83 Ryan Purdy 1988-90 Dila Rosemond 2014-17 Robert Shelton 1919-20 Gary Stautzenberger 1964-65 Sub Pyland 1930-32 Stephen Ross 2000 Scott Shelton 2001 Mike Stavinoha 1981 Jacob Rowland 2016-17 Gary Shepard 2004-06 Teddy Steele 1981-83 Q Q Q Q Q John Rowland 1991-94 Richard Sherley 1941-42 Gary Stehling 1972-74 Brian Quackenbush 2006-08 Louis Rubin 2015-17 Douglas Sherman 2004-05 Charles Sterling 1984-85 Winston Ruelas 2007-10 James Sherman 2015-17 Carroll Stevens 1925-26 R R R R R Brandon Rushing 2016-17 Roy Sherrard 1990-91 Harroll Stevens 1925-26 Dan Raasch 1989-93 Booker Russell 1976-77 J.R. Shipp 1994-98 James Stewart 1997-2000 Sam Ramirez 1986-87 Greg Russell 1983-85 Todd Siebert 1993 Jarrod Stewart 2010 Charles Ramsey 1920-21 Ryan Rust 2000-02 Paul Sienkiewich 2008-09 Robert Stewart 1991 Keith Randle 1987-90 Dave Rutherford 1956 Spicer Sigman 1990-93 Warren Stewart 1987-90 Aaron Randow 1971-73 James Rutherford 1954 Gary Sills 1980 Jim Stienke 1970-72 Peter Rasicot 1978-81 Shaun Rutherford 2011-12 Louie Simmonds 1964-65 Robert Stienke 1974-75 David Ramirez 2006 Michael Rutledge 2006-08 David Simmons 2003-05 Sammy Stiggers 1989 Brandon Raye 2001-02 Jonathan Ruzicka 2008 Mario Simmons 1989-92 Charles Stoddard 1980 152 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATSS S S S S 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

ALL-TIME LETTERMEN Mike Store 1980 Tyler Tutt 2016 Mike Watson 1995 Willie Williams 2016 Robert Storey 1935-37 Charles Tuttle 1941 Robert Watson 1972 Dominique Williamson 2014 Rodgers Storey 1921-22 Charlie Will Tuttle 2011-14 Tyler Watts 2015-17 Donnie Willig 1984-86 Derwin Straughter 2004-05 Caleb Twyford 2017 Dexter Webb 1986-87 Bill Willis 1947-48 Clayton Stribling 1927 Johnny Tyson 2003-04 Melvin Webber 2004-05 Hayden Willis 1924-26 Martin Stroble 1929 Lawrence Weber 1950 Alvoyd Wilson 1972-74 Patrick Strodtman 2008-09 U U U U U Johnny Weder 1950-53 Chris Wilson 1986-87 Martin Stuart 1938 Josh Uluocha 2016 Don Wehmeyer 1959-61 Jeff Wilson 1999-2000 Tom Stubblfield 1991-92 Travis Upshaw 2002-05 Alfred Weir 1921-22 Jullius Wilson 1998-01 Richard Suffel 1963-65 Clay Weir 2000-02 Lawrence Wilson 1995 Wylie Summers 1921 V V V V V Larry Welch 1958 Oscar Wilson 1923 Brian Surovik 1994-97 Johnny Valentino 1969 William Welch 1996-97 Scott Wilson 1985-87 Joe Sutton 1951 Frank Vance 1923-26 Denzel Wells 2012 Norman Witcher 2001-02 E.J. Swindler 1949-51 Joe Vance 1927 Pop Wells 1995-97 Anthony Wood 1990-93 Roger Swift 1974-78 Daniel Varvel 2005-07 Darin Wesley 1987-90 John Wood 2003 Scott Swinnea 1992-94 Gabe Vasquez 1997 Marvin Wesley 1984 Demetrius Woodard 2014-15 John Szczech 1998-2001 Charles Vatterott 1983-86 Ricky West 1968-71 Rod Woodard 1989-91 Blaire Sullivan 2015 Charlie Vatterott 2016 Leon Westfall 1956-58 Alvin Woods 1955-57 Travis Vaughan 1998-1999 Craig Westmoreland 1980-82 George Woods 1982-83 T T T T T Barney Vaughn 1935-37 Maurice Westmoreland 1953 Ivan Woods 1939 Brady Talley 1995 Darrick Vaughn 1996-99 Scott Westmoreland 1983-84 Shawn Woods 1984-87 Colby Targun 2011-14 John Vaughn 1940 Doug Wheeler 1999-2001 Lewis Woodson 1927 John Tarvin 1983-85 David Vela 1979-82 Chad White 2004-05 Toney Wooley 1983-85 Lionel Tatun 1942 Zach Velliquette 2011-14 Connor White 2015-16 Leon Woolsey 2007-10 Kamu Taulelei 2012-13 Jon Vernon 2008-11 Dee White 1960-62 Joe Wooten 1998-2000 Antony D. Taylor 2016-17 Jordan Versey 2017 Hutch White 2016-17 Woodrow Worthington 1938 Anthony J. Taylor 2016-17 George Vest 1925-28 Jon White 1963-66 Jericho Worrell 2016 Dean Taylor 2016-17 V.J. Villareal 1992 Lawrence White 2013-15 Dennis Wotipka 1982-83 Mike Taylor 1978-81 James Vines 1966-67 Markee White 2004-05 Bailey Wright 1925-27 Morgan Taylor 2006-07 Russell Vineyard 1927 Ray Whitehead 1991-94 Brad Wright 1978-80 Trent Taylor 1987-88 Hal Vinson 2016-17 Terry Whitman 1977-80 Matt Wright 1988-89 William Taylor 1938-40 Justin Vogt 2001-2003 D.J. Wible 1920 David Wuest 1972-73 Eric Tennessee 1984-87 Ryan Wiegand 1995-97 Mike Wuest 1969-71 Adrian Thomas 2005-08 W W W W W Matt Wieland 1995-96 Herbert Wuthrich 1959 Ervin Thomas 1988-91 Vernon Wacenta 1941 Mario Wiggins 2009-12 Bill Wyman 1997-99 Henry Thomas 1985-86 JaShon Waddy 2016-17 Austin Wighaman 1998 Mike Wynn 1979-82 Ypres Thomas 1995-96 Gary Wahrmund 1983-86 E.M. Wiginton 1924 Spergon Wynn 1998-99 Michael Thompson 1991-94 Jerry Wahrmund 1990-93 Bill Wilcox 1951-52 Will Thompson 2007-09 John Waldrum 1971-73 Donald Wilkerson 1993-94 Y Y Y Y Y Bill Thornton 1970-72 Beau Walker 1997-98 Ryan Wilkes 1996-99 Bill Yeats 1962 Paul Thornton 1977-80 Calvin Walker 1990 Arvel Williams 1935 D.J. Yendrey 2013 Albert Thurmond 1946-48 Carl Walker 1919 Bob Williams 1942 Mike Yoder 2012-13 Quinn Tiggs 2016 Donny Walker 1989 Brian Williams 2007 Justin Young 1997-98 Jerry Timminis 1959 G.W. Walker 1951 Dameon Williams 2005 Brian Yourman 1999-2001 Andy Tobias 1958-61 Robert Walker 1995-97 Damian Williams 2017 Chris York 1998 Orlando Toldson 2006 Woodrow Wall 1938-40 David Williams, Sr. 1970-72 Clint Toon 2007-08 Buster Wallace 1958 David Williams, Jr. 1994-97 Z Z Z Z Z D’Angelo Torres 1997-1999 John Walts 1971 Deshun Williams 2010-12 Steve Zisler 1996 Trent Touchstone 1986-87 Hillyer Ward 1957-58 Donnie Williams 1979-80 Charles Zunker 1928-31 Larry Townsend 1969-71 Jonathan Ward 2010-12 Drenard Williams 2008, 10 Walter Zunker 1929, 34-36 Anthony Tropea 2003 Mitchell Ward 1988 Ed Williams 1948-50 Stan Zwinggi 2005-08 Charles Trcka 1962 N.S. Ward 1926-27, 31-32 Edgar Williams 1919 Todd Trcka 1986-88 Justin Warner 2016-17 Elverna Williams 1998 Will Trevillion 2014-15 Mark Washington 2006 Epsilon Williams 2003-06 Arthur Trilli 1980 Jason Washington 1998-2001 Germod Williams 2013-14 Reggie Trimble 1984-87 Josiah Washington 2017 Greg Williams 1971-73 Ray Tripp 1937 Ray Washington 1974-75 Jamal Williams 2008 Cleve Tryon 1989-90 Terrell Washington 1987-89 Jesse Williams 1984 Ron Tryon 1991 Chase Wasson 2004-06 Justin Williams 2004-05 Shawn Tryon 1991-94 Bobby Watkins 1978-81 L.G. Williams 2016 Josh Tubbs 2001-03 Thaddeus Watkins 2011-12 Maurice Williams 1991-92 Trey Tucker 1981-83 Tywan Watkins 2004 Michael Williams 1993-95 Eric Turner 1989 Josh Wathen 1994-95 Ryan Williams 2012-13 Jameil Turner 2005-06 Tywuan Watkins 2001- Stace Williams 1994-97 Rex Turner 1961-63 Harold Watson 2002-03 Vollie Williams 1955-57 153 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1904 1914 – (2-6) 1919 — (4-4) 1925 — (2-6) Texas State won its first football game San Marcos HS L 0-7 Texas A&M L 0-28 Stephen F. Austin W 12-0 6-0 over St. Edward’s of Austin, Texas, and St. Edwards L 0-53 Southwestern L 0-19 Howard Payne L 12-28 went on to finish the season with a 5-1 San Marcos Academy L 0-20 Texas JV L 0-18 Texas A&M-Commerce L 0-7 record. Cuero HS L 0-32 Sam Houston State W 32-0 Trinity L 0-31 Deaf and Dumb W 7-0 Meridian L 0-6 St. Edward’s W 18-6 1904 — (5-1) Coronal L 6-26 TMI Episcopal W 20-6 Texas A&M-Kingsville T 0-0 St. Edward’s W 6-0 Austin Academy W 13-0 Sam Houston State W 6-0 Sam Houston State L 9-12 TMI Episcopal W 18-0 San Marcos Academy L 6-20 San Marcos Academy W 13-6 North Texas L 6-10 TMI Episcopal W 48-0 Southwestern L 0-12 Texas School for Deaf W 18-5 1915 – (5-3-2) 1920 — (5-2-1) Texas School for Deaf L 5-12 Coronal T 0-0 Meridian W 79-0 1926 — (7-2) Austin W 5-0 Texas Lutheran W 41-0 Southwestern T 3-3 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 13-2 San Marcos Academy L 6-10 Sam Houston State W 32-0 Stephen F. Austin W 7-0 1905-07, 1909 Texas Lutheran W 13-6 Daniel Baker W 40-0 Howard Payne L 25-28 No Scores Recorded North Texas L 0-14 Texas A&M-Commerce W 48-0 Texas A&M-Commerce W 34-0 Southwestern Preps W 34-0 San Marcos Academy W 26-13 Trinity W 28-7 1908 – (0-2) Sam Houston State T 0-0 St. Mary’s W 36-0 San Marcos Academy L 0-5 Rice L 0-48 Southwestern JV W 39-0 St. Edward’s W 7-6 Coronal (No score available) L -- North Texas L 6-21 San Antonio HS W 23-7 Sam Houston State W 9-0 Coronal L 0-6 1921 North Texas L 12-13 1910-12 Just two years after O.W. Strahan was JAMES R. COXEN named head coach and a year after the 1927 — (4-4-1) Head Coach 1916-18 Stephen F. Austin W 14-0 G.B. MARSH school adopts Bobcats as its nickname, Tex- James Coxen served as Texas State’s as State posted its first undefeated season. Howard Payne L 0-20 head coach from 1910-12 and posted a Head Coach Daniel Baker L 0-13 G.B. Marsh had a 12-6-4 record in his 4-9-1 overall record. 1921 — (7-0) Trinity L 0-20 three seasons as head coach in 1916-18. North Texas W 38-0 1910 — (0-3) San Marcos Academy W 62-3 St. Mary’s W 22-0 San Marcos Academy L 0-4 1916 – (3-1-3) Texas A&M-Commerce W 26-0 Coronal W 6-0 Southwestern W 10-0 Sam Houston State T 6-6 Coronal L 0-17 Texas A&M-Commerce W 40 San Marcos Academy L 0-5 San Marcos Academy T 0-0 Daniel Baker W 28-3 St. Edwards W 47-6 St. Edward’s W 31-7 St. Edward’s L 7-12 North Texas T 0-0 Sam Houston State W 14-13 1911— (1-3) 1928 — (2-7) Coronal L 0-6 San Marcos Academy W 7-0 North Texas W 14-0 Sam Houston State L 0-31 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-4 San Marcos HS W 11-5 Stephen F. Austin W 20-0 Southwestern JV T 6-6 1922 — (3-3) San Marcos Academy L 0-5 Howard Payne L 0-21 Southwestern L 0-20 San Marcos Academy L 0-10 Abilene Christian L 0-20 1917– (5-3) Sam Houston State W 24-0 Trinity L 14-19 St. Edwards W 44-0 Howard Payne L 6-24 1912— (3-3-1) North Texas L 0-17 San Marcos Academy L 0-7 Tarleton State W 22-0 San Marcos Academy W 7-6 Southwestern L 7-12 Texas JV L 0-27 Dallas University W 27-13 TMI Episcopal W 14-0 Texas A&M-Commerce W 7-0 Meridian W 13-0 North Texas L 13-16 San Antonio HS W 19-13 Daniel Baker L 0-20 Coronal L 0-13 San Marcos Academy W 3-0 Sam Houston State W 25-0 San Marcos Academy T 6-6 1923 — (4-4) 1929 — (6-1-2) Peacock Military L 0-26 San Antonio HS L 7-36 Stephen F. Austin W 47-0 Stephen F. Austin W 24-7 Coronal W 13-0 St. Edwards L 0-9 Southwestern L 0-20 Howard Payne L 0-34 Sam Houston State L 0-6 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 32-0 1918 — (4-2-1) 1913-15 Rice W 19-6 Abilene Christian T 12-12 Southwestern L 0-33 C. SPERGYN SMITH Texas A&M-Commerce W 40-0 Sul Ross State W 15-6 TMI Episcopal L 6-12 Head Coach Howard Payne L 13-25 McMurry W 13-7 Peacock Military W 2-0 C. Spergyn Smith was the head coach Daniel Baker W 31-0 Southwestern W 12-9 from 1913-1915 and posted an 11-13-2 San Marcos Academy W 20-0 North Texas L 7-12 Daniel Baker W 12-0 overall record. Deaf and Dumb W 47-0 North Texas T 0-0 San Marcos Academy T 6-6 1924 — (5-3) 1913 – (4-4) 14th Calvary W 13-0 Stephen F. Austin W 23-6 Coronal W 6-0 1930 — (5-1-3) Texas A&M-Commerce W 2-0 Austin HS L 7-13 Stephen F. Austin W 6-0 1919-34 St. Edward’s L 0-20 TMI Episcopal W 13-7 Howard Payne T 0-0 O.W. STRAHAN Sam Houston State W 13-0 Marshall Training School L 7-33 Schreiner W 7-0 Head Coach North Texas W 10-6 St. Edwards L 6-7 Abilene Christian T 6-6 Better known for his basketball influ- Daniel Baker W 9-0 San Antonio HS W 32-14 Southwestern W 13-0 ences at Texas State, O.W. Strahan was Howard Payne L 6-32 McMurry T 0-0 Coronal W 14-0 named head football coach in 1919, and Southwestern L 6-12 Sul Ross State W 13-0 San Marcos Academy L 0-34 led the Bobcats to a 71-52-9 record during Daniel Baker W 6-0 the next three decades. 154 North Texas L 0-12 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

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1931 1935-43 *North Texas L 0-26 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 13-14 The Lone Star Conference was formed JOE CHEANEY *Texas A&M-Commerce L 6-19 Howard Payne W 20-0 April 25, 1931. Charter members were Head Coach *Sam Houston State T 0-0 *Stephen F. Austin W 20-0 Texas A&M-Commerce, North Texas, Sam Joe Cheaney was named Texas State’s * Lone Star Conference game *Texas A&M-Commerce W 20-7 Houston State, Stephen F. Austin State and head coach in 1935, and served in that *North Texas L 7-27 Texas State. Championship play in football capacity until 1943. Cheaney had a career 1940 — (3-5-1, 0-4 LSC) *Sam Houston State W 7-0 record of 23-42-5 with the Bobcats. began in 1932. Trinity joined the league Howard Payne W 7-6 *Houston W 2-0 from 1931-34. 1935 — (2-7, 1-3 in LSC) Schreiner T 0-0 * Lone Star Conference game Howard Payne L 6-13 Randolph W 55-6 1931 — (4-4) Schreiner L 2-27 Southwestern W 6-0 1948 — (8-1, 5-1 LSC, LSC champions) Howard Payne L 0-6 *Stephen F. Austin L 0-14 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 13-19 Daniel Baker W 35-0 Texas A&I L 0-7 Southwestern W 12-0 *Stephen F. Austin L 7-13 *at Trinity W 14-0 Stephen F. Austin W 19-0 Daniel Baker L 0-3 *North Texas L 0-22 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 2-13 Southwestern W 16-7 *Sam Houston State W 19-0 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 0-13 at Howard Payne W 10-7 Sam Houston State L 0-6 *North Texas L 0-6 *Sam Houston State L 12-19 *Stephen F. Austin W 3-0 McMurry W 18-0 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 0-7 * Lone Star Conference game North Texas W 24-14 Texas A&M-Commerce W 14-0 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-6 *at Texas A&M-Commerce W 6-0 North Texas L 0-20 * Lone Star Conference game 1941 — (4-4, 3-1 LSC) *at Sam Houston State W 14-0 Howard Payne L 0-13 *Houston W 3-0 1932 — (5-3, 3-1 in LSC) 1936 — (2-5-2, 1-3 LSC) Schreiner L 0-6 * Lone Star Conference game Howard Payne L 6-14 Howard Payne L 0-44 Southwestern W 7-6 Schreiner W 20-0 Schreiner L 6-36 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 7-13 1949 — (3-6-1, 3-3 LSC) *Stephen F. Austin W 27-6 Southwestern Oklahoma State T 6-6 *Stephen F. Austin W 28-0 at Southwestern T 0-0 Southwestern W 12-0 *Stephen F. Austin L 7-14 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 6-0 *Trinity W 20-6 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 6-0 Southwestern W 13-0 *Sam Houston State W 29-7 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 12-20 St. Edward’s L 7-13 Daniel Baker T 6-6 *North Texas L 6-10 Howard Payne L 3-6 *Sam Houston State W 6-0 *Sam Houston State W 14-0 * Lone Star Conference game at Midwestern L 6-19 *North Texas L 0-6 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 13-14 *at Stephen F. Austin L 20-23 * Lone Star Conference game *North Texas L 0-14 1942 — (3-4-1, 0-2-1 LSC) at North Texas L 7-41 * Lone Star Conference game Howard Payne W 6-0 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 6-13 1933 — (7-1-1, 3-1-1 in LSC) Schreiner L 0-29 *Sam Houston State W 19-14 Howard Payne W 20-12 1937 — (6-4, 2-2 LSC) Southwestern W 19-12 at East Texas Baptist W 31-26 Schreiner W 13-0 Texas Lutheran W 34-0 Randolph W 25-0 * Lone Star Conference game *Stephen F. Austin W 27-0 Howard Payne L 7-12 Abilene Christian L 0-26 Southwestern W 7-6 St. Edward’s W 14-13 *Texas A&M-Commerce T 7-7 1950 — (6-3, 2-1 LSC) Daniel Baker W 7-6 Schreiner W 13-12 *North Texas L 6-10 Southwestern L 7-28 *Trinity W 7-0 Southwestern L 0-6 *Sam Houston State L 20-23 Corpus Christi W 13-12 *Sam Houston State W 3-0 Randolph W 12-6 * Lone Star Conference game at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 7-6 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 0-6 *Stephen F. Austin W 26-6 Sul Ross L 12-21 *North Texas T 0-0 *North Texas L 3-10 1943-45 *Stephen F. Austin L 14-21 * Lone Star Conference game *Texas A&M-Commerce State L 13-39 No games played due to World War II. at Howard Payne W 27-21 East Texas Baptist W 31-14 *Sam Houston State W 14-6 1946-50 1934 — (2-7-1, 1-3-1 in LSC) *at Sam Houston State W 20-13 * Lone Star Conference game GEORGE VEST *at Texas A&M-Commerce W 14-0 23rd Infantry W 13-0 Head Coach Howard Payne L 0-4 1938 — (0-8, 0-4 LSC) George Vest was named head coach and * Lone Star Conference game Schreiner L 7-20 Howard Payne L 0-14 led the Bobcats to winning records during 1951-53 *Stephen F. Austin T 19-19 St. Edward’s L 20-33 four of the next five seasons. MILTON JOWERS Southwestern L 7-14 Schreiner L 7-19 1946 — (6-2-2, 3-2 LSC) Head Coach Daniel Baker L 7-13 Southwestern L 0-6 Randolph W 7-0 Milton Jowers was perhaps the most influ- *Trinity W 6-0 *Stephen F. Austin L 0-33 2nd Armored Division T 0-0 ential coach in Texas State history, guiding the *Sam Houston State L 0-6 *North Texas L 6-7 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 28-0 Bobcat football and basketball teams during a *Texas A&M-Commerce L 6-12 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 6-27 Howard Payne T 7-7 career which spanned three decades. In addi- *North Texas L 0-3 *Sam Houston State L 7-13 Abilene Christian W 18-0 tion to guiding the Bobcat basketball team to * Lone Star Conference game * Lone Star Conference game *Stephen F. Austin W 13-7 a NAIA national championship in 1960, Jowers served two three-year stints as Texas State’s *Texas A&M-Commerce L 0-12 1939 — (3-5-2, 0-3-1 LSC) football coach. *Sam Houston State W 21-13 Randolph Field W 20-0 *Houston W 21-7 1951 — (6-3-1, 3-2-1 LSC) Howard Payne L 0-12 *North Texas* L 0-6 San Marcos AFB W 54-0 St. Edward’s L 0-6 * Lone Star Conference game *Texas Lutheran W 46-0 Schreiner W 6-0 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 41-6 Southwestern W 12-0 1947 — (5-4, 4-1 LSC) Trinity W 27-14 Texas A&M-Kingsville T 0-0 Abilene Christian L 13-19 *at Sul Ross W 14-7 *Stephen F. Austin L 6-13 *Trinity L 13-14 *at Stephen F. Austin L 20-27 155 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS at Howard Payne L 14-27 1956 — (6-3, 4-2 LSC) *Texas A&M-Commerce L 0-18 1964 — (8-2, 4-2 LSC) *at Lamar W 14-13 Texas Lutheran W 19-6 *at Howard Payne L 0-12 Texas Lutheran W 14-3 *Sam Houston State T 20-20 at Howard Payne W 13-6 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-35 at Trinity W 20-7 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 21-28 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 14-23 * Lone Star Conference game *at Sul Ross L 14-16 * Lone Star Conference game *Sul Ross W 27-0 at McMurry W 42-8 *Stephen F. Austin W 32-6 *Howard Payne W 35-12 1952 — (7-2, 4-2 LSC) at Abilene Christian L 0-26 *at Sam Houston State L 14-15 Abilene Christian L 7-20 *Lamar W 13-6 Lackland AFB W 48-21 *Trinity W 13-7 *at Sam Houston State L 0-28 *Stephen F. Austin W 21-15 *Texas A&M-Kingsville W 41-12 *at Texas A&M-Commerce W 14-0 *at Texas A&M-Commerce W 52-0 *Sul Ross W 33-26 * Lone Star Conference game *Texas A&M-Kingsville W 21-6 *Stephen F. Austin W 20-10 * Lone Star Conference game at Howard Payne W 55-0 1957 — (4-6, 3-4 LSC) 1965-78 *Lamar W 34-27 at McNeese State L 7-27 BILL MILLER *at Sam Houston State W 35-27 at Texas Lutheran W 28-12 Head Coach *at Texas A&M-Commerce L 23-63 *Howard Payne W 14-13 1961-64 An assistant coach since 1961, Bill Miller * Lone Star Conference game *Texas A&I L 0-16 took over the reigns of the Bobcat football *at Sul Ross W 35-0 MILTON JOWERS Head Coach program. In the next 15 years, Miller had 11 1953 — (5-4, 3-2 LSC) *at Stephen F. Austin L 13-20 winning seasons and his 86 career victories are Head Coach Milton Jowers returned as head at Abilene Christian L 19-26 Abilene Christian L 0-47 the most by a Texas State football coach. coach in 1961 and led the Bobcats to a 10-0 at Trinity L 21-40 *at Lamar L 20-33 season in his final season as head coach He 1965 — (8-2, 4-2 LSC) Texas A&M-Kingsville W 34-20 *Sam Houston State W 9-0 had a 48-18-2 record as football coach at Texas at Texas Lutheran W 31-0 *at Sul Ross W 33-13 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 13-32 State. Trinity W 27-0 *at Stephen F. Austin W 34-7 * Lone Star Conference game 1961 — (4-5-1, 2-4-1 LSC) *Sul Ross L 14-21 Howard Payne W 54-13 McMurry W 17-6 *at Lamar W 14-6 1958 — (5-5, 4-3 LSC) at Texas Lutheran L 6-7 Tarleton State W 21-20 *at Howard Payne W 37-0 *Sam Houston State L 13-21 McNeese State L 0-21 *Sam Houston State W 17-7 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 19-40 Texas Lutheran W 27-0 *at Sul Ross L 7-15 McMurry W 28-13 *at Angelo State W 35-7 * Lone Star Conference game *at Howard Payne W 12-7 *at Stephen F. Austin L 13-17 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-22 *at Stephen F. Austin W 29-21 1954-59 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 30-16 *Sul Ross W 20-0 *Lamar T 7-7 R.W. PARKER *at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 13-0 *Stephen F. Austin W 29-13 *Sam Houston State L 7-9 Head Coach * Lone Star Conference game Abilene Christian L 18-44 *at Texas A&M-Commerce L 7-14 R.W. Parker took over as head coach in *Lamar W 8-7 *Howard Payne W 23-0 1954 and guided the Bobcats to a Lone Star 1966 — (7-2-1, 4-2-1 LSC) *at Sam Houston State L 0-9 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 15-19 Championship in his first two seasons. Park- * Lone Star Conference game Texas Lutheran W 34-3 er had a record of 31-24-3 in six seasons at *at Texas A&M-Commerce L 0-47 at Trinity W 16-0 * Lone Star Conference game Texas State. 1962 — (8-2, 6-1 LSC) *at Sul Ross L 13-16 1954 — (6-3-1, 5-0-1 LSC, LSC co-champions) Texas Lutheran W 25-7 Angelo State W 24-6 1959 — (4-6, 4-3 LSC) Howard Payne W 18-17 Brooke Army Center L 13-34 at Texas Lutheran W 14-12 Tarleton State W 29-0 Trinity L 7-26 *Sul Ross W 24-14 *at Sam Houston State L 16-27 Corpus Christi W 36-7 at McMurry W 17-0 Texas Lutheran W 20-6 *at Sul Ross W 13-8 at McMurry L 6-14 at Howard Payne L 13-28 *Stephen F. Austin W 40-7 *Stephen F. Austin W 20-7 McMurry L 7-20 *at Texas A&M-Commerce T 14-14 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 21-16 *at Stephen F. Austin* L 6-14 *at Lamar W 20-13 *Sul Ross W 33-13 *at Sam Houston State W 21-20 *Texas A&M-Kingsville W 9-3 *Lamar L 6-28 * Lone Star Conference game *at Stephen F. Austin W 7-6 *Sam Houston State W 18-14 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 36-8 *Lamar W 13-12 *at Howard Payne W 61-15 *at Texas A&M-Commerce L 15-28 1967 — (9-1, 6-1 LSC) *at Sam Houston State W 26-22 *Howard Payne L 0-6 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 7-28 *at Texas A&M-Commerce T 7-7 * Lone Star Conference game at Texas Lutheran W 30-7 *at Texas A&I L 0-20 Trinity W 23-0 * Lone Star Conference game * Lone Star Conference game 1963 — (10-0, 7-0 LSC, LSC champions) Sul Ross W 47-13 1955 — (6-1-2, 5-1 LSC, LSC co-champions) 1960 at Texas Lutheran W 21-8 at Angelo State W 47-20 at Texas Lutheran W 47-6 JACK HENRY Trinity W 14-0 *at Howard Payne W 24-6 Howard Payne T 7-7 Head Coach *at Sul Ross W 9-7 *Sam Houston State W 61-0 *Texas A&M-Kingsville W 26-21 Jack Henry had a 2-8 record in one sea- McMurry W 49-6 McMurry W 59-0 *at Sul Ross W 53-0 son as Texas State’s head coach. *at Stephen F. Austin W 20-17 *at Stephen F. Austin W 14-13 *at Stephen F. Austin W 26-20 1960 — (2-8, 1-6 LSC) Lamar W 13-7 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 48-26 Abilene Christian T 19-19 Texas Lutheran L 7-39 *Sam Houston State W 10-8 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 21-23 *at Lamar W 14-7 at Corpus Christi W 15-6 *at Texas A&M-Commerce W 24-16 * Lone Star Conference game *Sam Houston State L 14-16 *Sul Ross L 7-20 *Howard Payne W 33-6 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 27-7 at McMurry L 18-23 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 20-6 1968 — (5-5, 3-4 LSC) * Lone Star Conference game *Stephen F. Austin W 17-0 * Lone Star Conference game Texas Lutheran W 40-0 *at Lamar L 0-7 at Trinity L 12-13 *at Sam Houston State L 0-7 *at Sul Ross L 21-36 156 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS *Angelo State W 43-7 S 29 *Abilene Christian L 7-41 O 7 #vs. Prairie View A&M W 58-6 *Howard Payne W 27-7 O 6 *Tarleton State W 33-7 O 14 *at Sam Houston State L 16-21 *at Sam Houston State W 31-15 O 13 *at Stephen F. Austin L 13-17 O 21 *Stephen F. Austin W 9-0 *at McMurry L 17-21 O 20 *Sam Houston State W 28-7 O 28 *at Texas A&M-Commerce W 25-10 *Stephen F. Austin W 43-6 O 27 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 14-28 N 4 *Angelo State L 6-29 *at Texas A&M-Commerce L 14-51 N 3 *at Howard Payne L 7-33 N 11 *Abilene Christian L 7-10 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-39 N 10 *Sul Ross W 28-0 N 18 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 21-48 * Lone Star Conference game N 17 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 10-49 # game played in San Antonio; * Lone Star * Lone Star Conference game Conference game 1969 — (3-6-1, 3-4 LSC) at Texas Lutheran T 24-24 1974 — (6-4. 6-3 LSC) Trinity L 9-10 S 15 Texas Lutheran L 7-30 *Sul Ross W 30-7 S 28 *Angelo State W 17-14 *at Angelo State L 29-35 O 5 *at Abilene Christian L 9-42 *at Howard Payne L 22-28 O 12 *at Tarleton State W 35-0 *Sam Houston State W 24-21 O 19 *Stephen F. Austin L 7-12 *McMurry W 38-20 O 26 *at Sam Houston State W 20-6 *at Stephen F. Austin L 24-42 N 2 *at East Texas W 20-14 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 6-26 N 9 *Howard Payne W 17-7 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 13-28 N 14 *at Sul Ross W 24-14 * Lone Star Conference game N 23 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-14 * Lone Star Conference game 1970 — (6-5, 4-5 LSC) S 12 Texas Lutheran W 14- 3 1975 — (7-3, 4-3 LSC) Texas State went 13-1 and won its first of two S 13 Texas Lutheran L 20-21 back-to-back NCAA Division II national cham- S 19 *Angelo State W 20-13 1979-82 S 27 *at Angelo State L 15-44 pionships after beating North Dakota State S 26 at Trinity W 13 -6 JIM WACKER O 4 *Abilene Christian W 21-16 42-13 in the championship game at the Palm O 3 *at McMurry W 40 -13 Head Coach O 11 *Tarleton State W 42-6 Bowl in McAllen, Texas. Quarterback Mike Mill- O 10 *at Tarleton State W 41-7 Jim Wacker succeeded Bill Miller as head O 18 *at Stephen F. Austin W 19-3 er lifts the trophy above. O 17 *Stephan F. Austin L 17 -21 coach and closed out the 1970s with a 7-4 O 25 *Sam Houston State W 3-0 O 24 *at Sam Houston State L 24-25 record. He led Texas State to a Lone Star Confer- N 1 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 28-17 O 31 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 19-22 ence championship in 1980 and two back-to- 1981 — (13-1, 6-1 LSC, NATIONAL -N 8 *at Howard Payne W 38-20 N 7 *at Howard Payne W 35-20 back NCAA Division II national championships CHAMPIONS, LSC champions) N 15 *Sul Ross W 15-14 N 14 *Sul Ross L 20-45 in his final two seasons in 1981 and 1982. . S 5 Prairie View A&M W 56-0 N 21 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 13-42 N 21 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 8-28 S 12 at Texas Lutheran W 59-0 * Lone Star Conference game * Lone Star Conference game 1979 — (7-4, 3-4 LSC) S 19 Southeastern La. W 35-10 S 1 #vs. Prairie View A&M W 38-13 S 26 at Lamar W 24-7 1971 — (8-1-1, 7-1-1 LSC, LSC co-champions) 1976 — (5-5, 4-3 LSC) S 8 at Texas Lutheran W 19-5 O 10 *at Howard Payne W 41-0 S 18 at Angelo State W 30-8 S 11 Texas Lutheran L 9-13 S 22 at Southeastern La. W 14-7 O 17 *Sam Houston State W 38-4 S 25 at Texas Lutheran W 34-17 S 18 at Cameron State W 33-14 S 29 *at Howard Payne W 36-9 O 24 *at Stephen F. Austin W 38-6 O 2 *McMurry W 42-3 S 25 *Angelo State L 12-14 O 6 Cameron State W 28-20 O 31 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 38-7 O 9 *Tarleton State W 51-7 O 2 *at Abilene Christian W 22-16 O 13 *Sam Houston State W 40-22 N 7 *at Angelo State W 31-7 O 16 *at Stephen F. Austin W 49-22 O 9 Prairie View A&M L 25-45 O 20 *at Stephen F. Austin L 14-28 N 14 *at Abilene Christian W 38-31 O 23 *Sam Houston State W 10-7 O 16 *Stephen F. Austin W 34-0 O 27 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 45-14 N 21 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 14-21 O 30 *Texas A&M-Commerce L 13-29 O 23 *at Sam Houston State W 40 -10 N 3 *at Angelo State L 3-14 N 28 #Jacksonville State W 38-22 N 6 *at Howard Payne T 9-9 O 30 *at East Texas State L 8-23 N 10 *at Abilene Christian L 24-28 D 5 #Northern Michigan W 62-0 N 13 *Sul Ross W 37-7 N 6 *Howard Payne W 27-25 N 17 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 10-42 D 12 ^vs. N.D. State W 42-13 N 20 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 29-24 N 20 *Texas A&M-Kingsville L 6-44 # game played in San Antonio.; *LSC game * Lone Star Conference game; # NCAA Division * Lone Star Conference game * Lone Star Conference game II Playoffs; ^ D-II Championship played in 1980 — (8-3, 6-1 LSC, LSC champions) McAllen, Texas 1972 — (7-3, 6-2 LSC) 1977 — (5-4, 5-2 LSC) S 6 #vs. Prairie View A&M W 49-0 S 9 at Trinity University L 7-9 S 10 at Texas Lutheran L 13-21 S 13 Texas Lutheran W 38-0 1982 — (14-0, 7-0 LSC, NATIONAL S 16 Texas Lutheran W 17-12 O 1 at Howard Payne W 21-13 S 27 at West Texas State L 13-21 CHAMPIONS, LSC Champions) S 23 *Angelo State W 10-3 O 8 Prairie View A&M L 7-17 O 4 at Nicholls State L 21-24 S 4 Lamar W 30-0 O 7 *at Tarleton State W 50 -14 O 15 Sam Houston State W 16-5 O 11 *Howard Payne W 35-8 S 11 Prairie View A&M W 35-7 O 14 *Stephen F. Austin W 24-20 O 22 at Stephen F. Austin W 14-9 O 18 *at Sam Houston State W 55-7 S 18 Nicholls State W 14-7 O 29 Texas A&M-Commerce W 34-20 O 21 *at Sam Houston State W 26-14 O 25 *Stephen F. Austin W 34-20 O 2 at Southeastern La. W 34-21 N 5 at Angelo State W 23-20 O 28 *at Texas A&M-Commerce L 29-32 N 1 *at Texas A&M-Commerce W 37-26 O 9 Howard Payne W 31-3 N 12 at Abilene Christian L 30-36 N 4 *Howard Payne L 17-25 N 8 *Angelo State W 18-15 O 16 at Sam Houston State W 52-21 N 19 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 10-21 N 10 *at Sul Ross W 13-0 N 15 *Abilene Christian W 42-2 O 23 Stephen F. Austin W 31-21 * Lone Star Conference game N 18 *Texas A&M-Kingsville W 20-16 N 22 *at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 14-17 O 30 at Texas A&M-Commerce W 38-34 * Lone Star Conference game # game played in San Antonio; * Lone Star 1978 — (6-4, 3-4 LSC) N 6 Angelo State W 42-16 Conference game N 13 Abilene Christian W 14-13 1973 — (4-6, 3-6 LSC) S 2 at Southeastern La. W 7-0 N 20 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 45-27 S 15 at Texas Lutheran W 21-0 S 9 Texas Lutheran W 14-0 S 22 *at Angelo State L 0-16 S 30 *Howard Payne W 55-0 157 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Texas State left the Lone Star Conference in 1989 — (5-6, 3-3 SLC) O 24 *McNeese State L 13-17 1984, and moved from NCAA Division II to S 2 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 13-28 O 31 *at Northwestern St. L 17-20 NCAA Division I-AA. The Bobcats joined the S 9 Prairie View A&M W 41-0 N 7 at Prairie View A&M W 56-7 Gulf Star Conference and posted a 7-4 record S 23 *UL Monroe W 26-7 N 14 *North Texas L 10-13 in its first year. S 30 *Northwestern St. L 14-31 N 21 *at Sam Houston State T 22-22 1985 — (3-8, 2-3 GSC) O 7 *Stephen F. Austin L 21-32 # game played in San Antonio; S 7 at Texas A&M-Kingsville L 7-30 O 14 at Texas Southern W 34-17 * Southland Conference game S 14 at East Carolina L 16-27 O 21 at Nicholls State L 21-22 1993 — (2-9, 1-6 SLC) S 21 Lamar L 21-24 O 28 *McNeese State L 7-21 S 4 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 20-14 S 28 Texas-Arlington L 16-19 N 4 Lamar L 19-20 S 11 at Idaho L 38-66 O 5 at Central Florida W 48-12 N 11 *North Texas W 25-20 S 18 Liberty L 14-17 O 19 at McNeese State L 0-28 N 18 *Sam Houston State W 24-0 S 25 at Northern Iowa L 13-34 O 26 *at Nicholls State L 12-20 * Southland Conference game O 9 *at North Texas L 28-35 N 2 *Northwestern State W 26-17 1990-91 O 16 *UL Monroe L 21-40 N 9 *Southeastern La. W 55-15 O 23 *at Nicholls State L 37-63 The Bobcats went undefeated with a 14-0 record N 16 *at Stephen F. Austin L 21-43 DENNIS FRANCHIONE and won their second straight NCAA Division II title Head Coach O 30 *at Northwestern St. W 22-15 N 23 *Sam Houston State L 25-27 N 6 *McNeese State L 10-27 in 1982 with a 34-9 victory over UC-Davis. Hoisting * Gulf Star Conference game Dennis Franchione was named head coach the championship trophy is defensive tackle Mike in 1990 and had a 13-9 record in his two sea- N 13 *at Stephen F. Austin L 7-29 Langford. sons before leaving for New Mexico. N 20 *Sam Houston State L 10-35 1986 — (4-7, 2-2 GSC) * Southland Conference game N 27 #Ft. Valley State W 27-6 S 6 North Texas L 0-7 1990 — (6-5, 3-3 SLC) D 4 #Jacksonville State W 19-14 S 13 Abilene Christian L 24-38 S 1 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 15-7 1994 — (4-7, 1-5 SLC) D 11 ^vs. California-Davis W 34-9 S 20 at UL Monroe L 14-17 S 8 Idaho L 35-38 S 1 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 14-45 * Lone Star Conference game; # NCAA Division S 27 at Rice W 31-6 S 15 at Liberty L 22-35 S 8 Northern Iowa W 20-19 II Playoffs; ^ D-II Championship played in O 4 McNeese State W 13-9 S 22 *at UL Monroe L 27-30 S 17 at Pacific L 7-27 McAllen, Texas O 11 at Northern Arizona L 0-39 S 29 *Nicholls State W 33-30 S 24 CSUN W 28-23 O 18 at Lamar L 3-17 O 6 *Stephen F. Austin W 24-0 O 1 Sonoma State W 57-7 1983-89 O 25 *Nicholls State L 21-35 O 13 Texas Southern W 32-9 O 8 *North Texas L 14-27 JOHN O’HARA N 1 *at Northwestern St. W 29-6 O 20 *at Northwestern St. W 21-12 O 22 *Nicholls State W 27-26 Head Coach N 15 *Stephen F. Austin W 34-28 O 27 *McNeese State W 19-17 O 29 *Northwestern State L 17-41 John O’Hara coached the Bobcats as Texas N 22 *at Sam Houston State L 31-32 N 10 *North Texas L 15-16 N 5 *at McNeese State L 10-34 State prepared for its move to NCAA Division * Gulf Star Conference game N 17 *at Sam Houston State L 25-26 N 12 *Stephen F. Austin L 19-24 I. In its last season as a Division II school, Texas * Southland Conference game N 19 *at Sam Houston State L 10-34 State went 9-2. O’Hara joined Hayden Fry’s staff Texas State joined the Southland Conference * Southland Conference game at Iowa in 1989 before he passed away unex- prior to the 1987 season. 1991 — (7-4, 4-3 SLC) pectedly in 1992. 1987 — (4-7, 2-4 SLC) S 7 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 29-14 1995 — (4-7, 2-3 SLC) 1983 — (9-2, 6-2 LSC, LSC champions ) S 5 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 0-20 S 14 at Idaho L 38-41 S 7 Eastern Washington L 16-34 S 10 Prairie View A&M W 46-7 S 12 *at North Texas L 3-20 S 28 *at Nicholls State W 19-10 S 14 Texas A&M-Kingsville L 12-40 S 24 at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 28-0 S 19 *UL Monroe L 7-44 O 5 *UL Monroe L 8-17 S 23 at Montana State L 24-45 O 1 *at Howard Payne W 44-9 S 26 at Rice L 28-38 O 12 *at Stephen F. Austin W 31-15 S 30 Southern Utah W 65-15 O 8 Northwestern St. L 16-14 O 10 at Baylor L 15-36 O 19 Texas Southern W 31-29 O 7 CSUN W 43-14 O 14 at Cal St. Sacramento L 3-12 O 15 *Sam Houston State W 26-0 O 17 *Northwestern State L 21-24 O 26 *at McNeese State L 18-19 O 21 *at Nicholls State W 35-25 O 22 *at Stephen F. Austin W 24-27 O 24 at Nicholls State W 31-16 N 2 *Northwestern St. W 24-0 O 28 *at Northwestern St. W 28-14 O 29 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 44-21 O 31 Lamar W 27-19 N 9 Prairie View A&M W 59-6 N 4 *McNeese State L 7-28 N 5 *at Angelo State W 20-0 N 7 *at McNeese State W 26-14 N 16 *at North Texas W 36-8 N 11 *at Stephen F. Austin L 21-50 N 12 *at Abilene Christian W 54-13 N 14 *at Stephen F. Austin W 7-3 N 23 *Sam Houston State L 14-20 N 18 *Sam Houston State L 20-26 N 19 *Texas A&M-Commerce W 40-3 N 21 *Sam Houston State L 21-24 * Southland Conference game * Southland Conference game N 26 #Central St. (Ohio) L 16-24 * Southland Conference game * Lone Star Conference game; # NCAA 1992-96 1996 — (5-6, 2-4 SFL) Division II Playoffs 1988 — (4-7, 1-5 SLC) JIM BOB HELDUSER A 31 Grand Valley State W 19-14 S 3 at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 41-28 Head Coach S 14 Hofstra W 28-13 1984 — (7-4, 2-3 GSC) S 10 at Lamar W 27-26 Jim Bob Helduser was named head coach S 21 at E. Washington L 7-38 S 1 at Wichita State W 38-31 S 17 *at UL Monroe L 7-29 in 1992 and spent four seasons on the Texas S 28 Idaho W 27-21 S 8 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 28-0 S 24 *Stephen F. Austin L 10-27 State sidelines. Helduser coached at TCU, Ala- bama and Texas A&M before he passed away O 12 at Southern Utah L 27-41 S 22 at Texas-Arlington L 13-48 O 1 *Northwestern St. L 21-49 in 2010 after a long battle with cancer. O 19 *at Troy State L 13-24 S 29 Central Florida W 39-13 O 8 at Baylor L 7-45 O 26 *Nicholls State L 36-49 O 6 *at Northwestern St. L 7-28 O 15 Texas Southern W 38-7 1992 — (5-5-1, 2-4-1 SLC) N 2 *Northwestern State L 0-49 O 13 at Lamar W 23-0 O 22 *McNeese State L 21-24 S 5 at Texas A&M-Kingsville W 15-14 N 9 *at McNeese State W 16-13 O 20 *at Southeastern La. W 10-7 O 29 Nicholls State L 10-13 S 12 #Texas Southern W 39-34 N 16 *Stephen F. Austin W 31-19 O 27 at North Texas W 27-19 N 12 *North Texas L 10-30 S 19 Youngstown State L 20-23 N 23 *at Sam Houston State L 17-29 N 3 *Stephen F. Austin W 24-7 N 19 *at Sam Houston State W 10-3 S 26 *at UL Monroe L 6-13 * Southland Football League game N 10 *Nicholls State L 14-30 * Southland Conference game O 3 *Nicholls State W 38-13 N 17 *at Sam Houston State L 17-21 O 10 *Stephen F. Austin W 17-14 158 * Gulf Star Conference game WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 1997-02 2001 — (4-7, 0-6 SFL) O 30 *at McNeese State W 54-27 O 25 *at Stephen F. Austin W 62-21 BOB DEBESSE A 30 Arkansas-Monticello W 52-7 N 6 *at Northwestern St. L 7-44 N 1 *NW State (OT) L 31-34 Head Coach S 8 at Missouri L 6-40 N 13 *Nicholls State W 35-12 N 8 *at Southeastern La. W 38-24 Bob DeBesse was named head coach in S 15 at Cal St. Northridge canceled N 20 *at Sam Houston State L 9-27 N 15 *Nicholls State W 34-10 1997 and spent six seasons at Texas State. S 22 Angelo State W 10-0 * Southland Conference game N 22 *at Sam Houston State (OT) W 45-42 His best season came in 2000 when the S 29 at Illinois State W 20-13 N 29 # at Montana L 13-31 Bobcats finished with a 7-4 record. O 6 Portland State W 23-20 2005 — (11-3, 5-1 SLC Co-Champions) * Southland Conference game; O 13 *McNeese State L 3-21 S 3 Delta State W 32-25 #-NCAA Div. I FCS Playoff game 1997 — (5-6, 2-5 SFL) O 20 *at Jacksonville St. L 17-38 S 10 Southern Utah W 34-0 S 4 Sacramento State W 24-14 O 27 *at Nicholls State L 14-33 S 22 at Texas A&M L 31-44 2009 — (7-4, 5-2 SLC) S 13 at Hofstra L 24-28 N 3 *Northwestern State L 17-20 O 1 South Dakota State W 42-12 S 5 Angelo State W 48-28 S 20 Montana State W 28-26 N 10 *at Stephen F. Austin L 13-35 O 8 *at Southeastern La. W 30-15 S 19 at #15 TCU L 21-56 O 4 *Troy State W 31-17 N 17 *Sam Houston State L 13-31 O 15 Okla. Panhandle St. W 75-7 S 26 Texas Southern W 52-18 O 11 *at Nicholls State L 28-29 * Southland Football League game O 22 *Northwestern St. W 31-16 O 3 at Southern Utah L 16-38 O 18 *at Northwestern St. L 3-31 O 29 *at Nicholls State L 29-32 O 10 *Southeastern La. (OT) L 50-51 O 25 Southern Utah W 21-7 2002 — (4-7, 1-5 SFL) N 5 *McNeese State W 49-7 O 17 *at Nicholls State W 34-28 N 1 *at Stephen F. Austin L 28-31 A 31 at Minnesota L 0-42 N 12 *at Stephen F. Austin W 38-21 O 24 *at Northwestern State W 20-17 N 8 *McNeese State L 21-31 S 7 Texas A&M-Kingsville W 28-21 N 19 *Sam Houston State W 26-23 O 31 *#11 Stephen F. Austin W 28-7 N 15 *at Jacksonville St. W 35-27 N 26 #Georgia Southern W 50-35 S 21 Texas Southern W 17-10 N 7 *at #19 Central Arkansas W 27-24 N 22 *Sam Houston State L 30-35 D 3 #Cal Poly W 14-7 S 28 Southern Utah W 49-19 N 14 *#10 McNeese State L 27-30 * Southland Football League game D 9 #Northern Iowa L 37-40 O 5 at Portland State L 0-16 N 21 *Sam Houston State W 28-20 * Southland Conference game; # NCAA I-AA O 12 *at Northwestern St. L 27-40 * Southland Conference game 1998 — (4-7, 2-5 SFL) O 19 *Nicholls State L 21-24 Playoff game S 3 Delta State W 17-10 N 2 *Jacksonville State W 27-20 2010 — (4-7, 1-6 SLC) S 12 at Northern Arizona L 16-38 2006 — (5-6, 3-3 SLC) N 9 *McNeese State L 7-47 S 4 at Houston L 28-68 S 19 Hofstra L 3-17 S 2 Tarleton State W 27-23 N 16 *Stephen F. Austin L 21-30 S 11 Southern Arkansas W 31-17 S 26 *Northwestern State L 10-34 S 9 at Kentucky L 41-7 N 23 *at Sam Houston State L 14-20 S 18 #17 Cal Poly W 21-12 O 3 at Southern Illinois W 30-25 * Southland Football League game S 16 Northern Colorado L 14-13 O 22 *at Troy State L 17-20 S 23 at Southern Utah L 30-21 S 25 Southern Utah W 42-28 O 29 *Stephen F. Austin W 14-7 2003 O 7 *Stephen F. Austin L 24-13 O 9 *at Southeastern La. L 24-49 N 7 *at McNeese State L 0-27 MANNY MATSAKIS O 14 *at McNeese State W 27-17 O 16 *Nicholls State (4 OT) L 45-47 N 14 *Jacksonville State L 27-33 Head Coach Manny Matsakis had a 5-7 record O 21 *Southeastern La. W 38-17 O 23 *Northwestern State L 3-16 N 21 *at Sam Houston State L 24-31 in one season at Texas State. O 28 *at Northwestern St. L 19-10 O 30 *at #3 Stephen F. Austin W 27-24 N 28 *Nicholls State W 28-27 N 2 *Nicholls State L 21-19 N 6 *Central Arkansas L 17-49 N 13 *at McNeese State L 6-36 * Southland Football League game 2003 — (5-7, 2-4 SLC) N 9 Texas Southern W 41-21 N 20 *at Sam Houston State L 29-31 A 30 at New Mexico L 8-72 * Southland Conference game 1999 — (3-8, 2-5 SFL) * Southland Conference game S 6 Angelo State W 42-7 2007-10 S 2 Midwestern State W 45-3 S 13 at Tulsa L 15-41 BRAD WRIGHT 2011-2015 S 11 at South Florida L 10-17 Head Coach S 20 Cal-Davis W 34-32 DENNIS FRANCHIONE S 18 *at Stephen F. Austin L 17-28 S 27 Southeastern La. W 38-17 Brad Wright posted a 23-23 record in four S 25 Northern Arizona L 26-29 seasons and led the Bobcats to a Southland Head Coach O 4 at Florida Atlantic L 14-27 Dennis Franchione returned to Texas State O 9 *at Nicholls State W 16-0 Conference championship and NCAA FCS Play- O 11 at Southern Utah L 28-31 in 2011 to lead the Bobcats in their transi- O 16 *Troy State L 17-24 off berth in 2008. O 18 *Northwestern State L 19-49 tion to the NCAA Division I FBS. The Bobcats O 23 *at Jacksonville St. L 10-17 O 25 *at Stephen F. Austin L 27-44 2007 — (4-7, 3-4 SLC) joined the WAC in 2012 before moving to O 30 *at Northwestern St. L 21-36 O 30 *McNeese State L 28-38 S1 Cal Poly W 38-35 the Sun Belt Conference in 2013. Franchione N 6 *McNeese State L 7-10 N 6 *at Nicholls State •W 13-31 S 8 Abilene Christian L 27-45 retired from coaching at the end of the 2015 N 13 Southern Utah L 28-32 N 20 *Sam Houston State W 49-28 S 15 at Baylor L 27-34 season with 213 career wins and leading his N 20 *Sam Houston State W 20-14 * Southland Conference game; won game by S 22 at South Dakota State L 3-38 teams to nine conference championships, * Southland Football League game forfeit at Nicholls State O 6 *McNeese State L 20-41 nine bowl games, and four NAIA and one O 11 *at Central Arkansas L 21-63 NCAA Division II playoff games. 2000 — (7-4, 5-2 SFL) 2004-06 O 20 *Stephen F. Austin W 52-29 A 31 Midwestern State W 34-13 DAVID BAILIFF O 27 *at Northwestern St. W 20-17 2011 — (6-6, Independent) S 9 CSUN L 13-19 Head Coach N 3 *Southeastern La. W 45-31 S 3 at Texas Tech L 10-50 David Bailiff had a 21-15 record in his three S 16 at Oklahoma State L 0-23 N 10 *at Nicholls State L 28-52 S 10 at Wyoming L 10-45 seasons at Texas State and led the Bobcats to a S 17 Tarleton State W 38-28 S 30 at UL-Monroe W 27-7 Southland Conference co-championship and NCAA N 15 *Sam Houston State L 28-29 O 7 *Nicholls State W 25-0 Division I-AA playoff berth. * Southland Conference game S 24 at #22 Stephen F. Austin W 35-26 O 14 *at Troy State L 7-31 O 1 Nicholls State W 38-12 O 21 *Jacksonville State W 28-24 2004 — (5-6, 3-2 SLC) 2008 — (8-5, 5-2 SLC champions) O 8 at McNeese State W 21-14 O 28 *Northwestern St. W 21-10 S 2 Angelo State W 45-10 A 30 Angelo State W 21-14 O 15 Lamar W 46-21 N 4 *at McNeese State L 3-18 S 11 at Baylor L 17-24 S 6 at SMU L 36-45 O 22 at Southeastern La. L 28-38 N 11 *Stephen F. Austin W 38-21 S 18 Southeastern La. W 31-28 S 20 at Northern Colorado W 38-35 O 29 Northwestern State L 10-23 N 18 *at Sam Houston State W 24-17 O 2 at Appalachian St. L 34-41 S 27 Southern Utah L 20-34 N 5 Prairie View A&M W 34-26 * Southland Football League game O 9 Florida Atlantic L 13-20 O 4 Texas Southern W 63-39 N 12 at Central Arkansas L 22-23 O 16 at Cal Poly L 21-38 O 11 *at McNeese State W 45-42 N 19 Sam Houston State L 14-36 O 23 *Stephen F. Austin W 17-14 O 18 *Central Arkansas L 24-31 159 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS Texas State began playing in the Western Athletic TEXAS STATE IN OVERTIME GAMES Conference in 2012. 2012 — (4-8, 2-4 in WAC) Number of S 1 at Houston W 30-13 Date Opponent Overtimes Result S 8 Texas Tech L 10-58 Oct. 26, 1996 Nicholls State 5 L, 36-49 S 22 Stephen F. Austin W 41-37 Sept. 09, 2000 Cal State-Northridge 1 L, 13-19 S 29 Nevada L 21-34 Sept. 18, 2004 Southeastern Louisiana 2 W, 31-28 O 6 at New Mexico L 14-35 Oct. 29, 2005 at Nicholls State 1 L, 29-32 O 13 *Idaho W 38-7 Nov.. 19, 2005 Sam Houston State 1 W, 26-23 O 27 *at San Jose State L 20-31 Dec. 09, 2005 Northern Iowa 1 L, 37-40 N 3 *at Utah State L 7-38 Nov. 01, 2008 Northwestern State 1 L, 31-34 N 10 *Louisiana Tech L 55-62 N 17 at Navy L 10-21 Nov. 22, 2008 Sam Houston State 1 W, 45-42 N 24 *at UTSA L 31-38 Oct. 10, 2009 Southeastern Louisiana 1 L, 50-51 D 1 *New Mexico State W 66-28 Oct. 16, 2010 Nicholls State 4 L, 45-47 * Western Athletic Conference game Sept. 29, 2014 at Tulsa 3 W, 37-34 2016-PRESENT Sept. 3, 2016 at Ohio 3 W, 56-54 After one season in the WAC, Texas State began EVERETT WITHERS playing in the Sun Belt Conference in 2013. Head Coach Most OT Periods: Five (Oct. 26, 1996) Everett Withers was named Texas State’s 2013 — (6-6, 2-5 in Sun Belt) head coach on Jan. 7, 2016 and won his Bob- Last OT Game and Result: W at Tulsa (Sept. 27, 2014) A 31 at Southern Miss W 22-15 cat debut with a triple overtime win at Ohio. S 7 Prairie View A&M W 28-03 Record in OT Games: 4-7 S 21 at Texas Tech L 33-07 2016 — (2-10, 0-8 in Sun Belt) Record in 1 OT Period: 2-5 S 28 Wyoming W 42-21 S 03 at Ohio (3 OT) W 56-54 Record in 2 OT Periods: 1-0 O 5 *at UL Lafayette L 24-48 S 17 at #24 Arkansas L 3-42 O 12 *UL Monroe L 14-21 S 24 #6 Houston L 3-64 Record in 3 OT Periods: 2-0 O 19 *Georgia State W 24-17 O 1 Incarnate Word W 48-17 Record in 4 OT Periods: 0-1 O 26 *South Alabama W 33-31 O 8 *at Georgia State L 21-41 Record in 5 OT Periods: 0-1 N 2 at Idaho W 37-21 O 15 *at ULM L 34-40 N 16 *at Arkansas State L 21-38 O 22 *Louisiana L 3-27 N 23 *Western Kentucky L 7-38 N 5 *at Appalachian State L 10-35 ALL-TIME COACHING RECORDS N 29 *at Troy L 28-42 N 12 *Idaho L 14-47 Name Years Record Pct. * Sun Belt Conference Game N 19 *at New Mexico State L 10-50 James R. Coxen 1910-12 4-9-1 .321 N 26 *Troy L 7-40 C. Spurgeon Smith 1913-15 11-13-2 .462 2014 — (7-5, 5-3 in Sun Belt) D 3 *Arkansas State L 14-36 G.B. Marsh 1916-18 12-6-4 .636 A 30 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 65-0 * Sun Belt Conference Game S 13 Navy L 21-35 O.W. Strahan 1919-34 70-53-9 .564 S 20 at Illinois L 35-42 2017 — (2-10, 1-7 in Sun Belt) Joe Cheaney 1935-41 23-42-5 .364 S 27 at Tulsa (3 OT) W 37-34 S 2 Houston Baptist W 20-11 George Vest 1946-50 28-16-3 .628 O 04 *Idaho W 35-30 S 9 at Colorado L 3-37 Milton Jowers 1951-53, 1961-64 48-18-2 .706 O 14 *UL Lafayette L 10-34 S 16 *Appalachian State L 13-20 R.W. Parker 1954-59 31-24-3 .560 O 25 *at UL Monroe W 22-18 S 23 UTSA L 14-44 Jack Henry 1960 2- 8-0 .200 N 01 *at New Mexico State W 37-29 S 30 at Wyoming L 10-45 Bill Miller 1965-78 86-51-3 .614 N 08 *Georgia Southern L 25-28 O 7 *ULM L 27-45 Jim Wacker 1979-82 42- 8-0 .840 N 15 *at South Alabama L 20-24 O 12 *at Louisiana L 7-24 John O’Hara 1983-89 36-41-0 .468 N 20 *Arkansas State W 45-27 O 28 *at Coastal Carolina W 27-7 N 29 *at Georgia State W 54-31 N 4 *New Mexico State L 35-45 Dennis Franchione 1990-91, 2011-15 39-43-0 .476 * Sun Belt Conference Game N 11 *Georgia State L 30-33 Jim Bob Helduser 1992-96 20-34-1 .364 N 18 *at Arkansas State L 30-12 Bob DeBesse 1997-02 27-39-0 .409 2015 — (3-9, 2-6 in Sun Belt) N 24 *at Troy L 9-62 Manny Matsakis 2003 4- 8-0 .333 S 05 at #10 Florida State L 16-59 * Sun Belt Conference Game David Bailiff 2004-06 21-15-0 .583 S 12 Prairie View A&M W 63-24 Brad Wright 2007-10 23-23-0 .500 S 19 Southern Miss L 56-50 Everett Withers 2016-pres. 4-20 .167 S 26 at Houston L 14-59 O 10 *at Louisiana L 27-49 O 24 *South Alabama W 36-18 O 29 *at Georgia Southern L 13-37 N 07 *New Mexico State L 21-31 N 14 *Georgia State L 19-41 N 19 *ULM W 16-3 N 28 *at Idaho L 31-38 D 5 *at Arkansas State L 17-55 160 * Sun Belt Conference Game WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

YEAR-BY-YEARINDIVIDUAL TEAM RECORDS RECORDS Year Coach Overall Record Year Coach Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish 1904 5-1 1967 Bill Miller 9-1 6-1 second place 1905 no scores reported 1968 Bill Miller 5-5 3-4 fifth place 1906 no scores reported 1969 Bill Miller 3-6 3-4 t-fourth place 1907 no scores reported 1970 Bill Miller 6-5 4-5 t-fifth place 1908 0-2 1971 Bill Miller 8-1-1 7-1-1 Champions 1909 no scores reported 1972 Bill Miller 7-3 6-2 t-second place 1910 0-3 1973 Bill Miller 4-6 3-6 t-sixth place 1911 1-3 1974 Bill Miller 6-4 6-3 t-third place 1912 3-3-1 1975 Bill Miller 7-3 7-2 third place 1913 4-4 1976 Bill Miller 5-5 4-3 t-third place 1914 2-6 1977 Bill Miller 5-4 5-2 t-third place 1915 4-3-2 1978 Bill Miller 6-4 3-4 t-fifth place 1916 3-1-3 1979 Jim Wacker 7-4 3-4 t-fifth place 1917 5-3 1980 Jim Wacker 8-3 6-1 Champions 1918 4-2-1 1981 Jim Wacker 13-1 6-1 Champions 1919 Oscar Strahan 4-4 1982 Jim Wacker 14-0 7-0 Champions 1920 Oscar Strahan 4-2-1 1983 John O’Hara 9-2 6-2 Co-Champions 1921 Oscar Strahan 7-0 Texas Normal Champions Gulf Star Conference Texas Intercollegiate Athletic Association Year Coach Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish Year Coach Overall Record Conference Finish 1984 John O’Hara 7-4 2-3 fourth place 1922 Oscar Strahan 3-3 1985 John O’Hara 3-8 2-3 t-third place 1923 Oscar Strahan 4-4 1986 John O’Hara 4-7 2-2 t-second place 1924 Oscar Strahan 4-4 Texas Teachers College Champions 1925 Oscar Strahan 2-6 Southland Conference 1926 Oscar Strahan 7-2 second place, TIAA Year Coach Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish 1927 Oscar Strahan 4-4-1 second place, TIAA 1987 John O’Hara 4-7 2-4 fifth place 1928 Oscar Strahan 2-7 1988 John O’Hara 4-7 1-5 sixth place 1929 Oscar Strahan 6-1-2 TIAA Champions 1989 John O’Hara 5-6 3-3 third place 1930 Oscar Strahan 5-1-3 1990 Dennis Franchione 6-5 3-3 third place 1931 Oscar Strahan 4-4 1991 Dennis Franchione 7-4 4-3 T-fourth place 1992 Jim Bob Helduser 5-5-1 2-4-1 sixth place Lone Star Conference 1993 Jim Bob Helduser 2-9 1-6 eighth place Year Coach Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish 1994 Jim Bob Helduser 4-7 1-5 seventh place 1932 Oscar Strahan 5-3 3-1 second place 1995 Jim Bob Helduser 4-7 2-3 T-third place 1933 Oscar Strahan 7-1-1 3-1-1 second place 1996 Jim Bob Helduser 5-6 2-4 sixth place 1934 Oscar Strahan 2-7-1 1-3-1 fifth place 1997 Bob DeBesse 5-6 2-4 T-sixth place 1935 Joe Cheaney 2-7 1-3 fourth place 1998 Bob DeBesse 4-7 2-5 T-sixth place 1936 Joe Cheaney 2-5-1 1-3 fourth place 1999 Bob DeBesse 3-8 2-5 sixth place 1937 Joe Cheaney 6-4 2-2 third place 2000 Bob DeBesse 7-4 5-2 T-second place 1938 Joe Cheaney 0-8 0-4 fifth place 2001 Bob DeBesse 4-7 0-6 seventh place 1939 Joe Cheaney 3-5-2 0-2-1 fifth place 2002 Bob DeBesse 4-7 1-5 seventh place 1940 Joe Cheaney 3-5-1 0-4 fifth place 2003 Manny Matsakis 5-7 2-3 T-fourth place 1941 Joe Cheaney 4-4 3-1 second place 2004 David Bailiff 5-6 3-2 third place 1942 Joe Cheaney 3-4-1 0-2-1 t-second place 2005 David Bailiff 11-3 5-1 Co-Champions 1943 did not play due to World War II 2006 David Bailiff 5-6 3-3 fourth place 1944 did not play due to World War II 2007 Brad Wright 4-7 3-4 fifth place 1945 did not play due to World War II 2008 Brad Wright 8-5 5-2 Champions 1946 George Vest 6-2-2 3-2-1 fourth place 2009 Brad Wright 7-4 5-2 third place 1947 George Vest 5-4 4-2 third place 2010 Brad Wright 4-7 1-6 seventh place 1948 George Vest 8-1 6-0 Champions 1949 George Vest 3-6-1 2-3 third place Independent 1950 George Vest 6-3 2-2 t-second place Year Coach Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish 1951 Milton Jowers 6-3-1 2-2-1 t-second place 2011 Dennis Franchione 6-6 Independent 1952 Milton Jowers 7-2 4-1 t-second place 1953 Milton Jowers 5-4 3-2 third place Western Athletic Conference 1954 R. W. Parker 6-3-1 5-0-1 Co-Champions Year Coach Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish 1955 R. W. Parker 6-1-2 5-1 Co-Champions 2012 Dennis Franchione 4-8 2-4 fifth place 1956 R. W. Parker 6-3 4-2 third place 1957 R. W. Parker 4-6 3-4 fourth place Sun Belt Conference 1958 R. W. Parker 5-5 4-3 fifth place Year Coach Overall Record Conference Record Conference Finish 1959 R. W. Parker 4-6 4-3 seventh place 2013 Dennis Franchione 6-6 2-5 seventh place 1960 Jack Henry 2-8 1-6 t-seventh place 2014 Dennis Franchione 7-5 5-3 T-fourth place 1961 Milton Jowers 4-5-1 2-4-1 sixth place 2015 Dennis Franchione 3-9 2-6 10th place 1962 Milton Jowers 8-2 6-1 second place 2016 Everett Withers 2-10 0-8 11th place 1963 Milton Jowers 10-0 7-0 Champions 2017 Everett Withers 2-10 1-7 12th place 1964 Milton Jowers 8-2 4-2 third place Overall Totals 534-463-33 251-228-11* 1965 Bill Miller 8-2 4-2 second place *- since 1932 1966 Bill Miller 7-2-1 4-2-1 second place 161 WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS 2018 TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

BOBCAT STADIUM RECORDS TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS ANNUAL SINGLE SEASON AVERAGES Points Scored 75 vs. Panhandle State Oct. 15, 2005 Year Record Pct. Total Attendance Average First Downs 38 by Louisiana Tech Nov. 10, 2012 1981 6-1 .833 76,710 10,958 1982 7-0 1.000 82,778 11,826 RUSHING 1983 5-0 1.000 63,389 12,677 Rushing Plays 84 vs. Cal-Davis Nov. 27, 1982 1984 3-1 .750 46,752 11,688 Net Rushing Yards 487 vs. Prairie View A&M Nov. 9, 1991 1985 2-3 .400 41,288 8,257 1986 2-3 .400 47,700 9,540 PASSING 1987 1-4 .200 44,466 8,893 Passes Attempted 69 by Stephen F. Austin Sept. 22, 2012 1988 1-4 .200 42,228 8,457 Passes Completed 44 by Stephen F. Austin Sept. 22, 2012 1989 3-3 .500 44,376 7,396 Passes Intercepted 6 by Lamar Sept. 4, 1982 1990 3-2 .600 44,346 8,869 6 by Angelo State Nov. 6, 1982 1991 3-2 .600 42,884 8,577 Net Passing Yards 540 vs. Incarnate Word Oct. 1, 2016 1992 2-3 .400 42,641 8,528 1993 1-4 .200 33,897 6,776 1994 4-4 .500 59,247 7,406 TOTAL OFFENSE 1995 2-4 .333 35,508 5,918 Total Offensive Yards 696 vs Arkansas-Pine Bluff Aug. 30, 2014 1996 4-2 .667 35,830 5,972 Total Offensive Plays 106 by Texas Southern Oct. 4, 2008 1997 4-2 .667 60,241 10,041 1998 3-3 .500 37,991 6,332 FUMBLES 1999 2-4 .333 47,484 7,918 Fumbles 7 vs. Jacksonville Nov. 28, 1981 2000 5-1 .833 74,503 12,417 7 by Texas A&M-Kingsville Nov. 19, 1983 2001 3-3 .500 64,044 10,674 7 vs. Northwestern State Nov. 2, 1985 2002 4-2 .667 58,651 9,775 Fumbles Lost 7 vs. Northwestern State Nov. 2, 1985 2003 4-2 .667 63,046 10,508 2004 4-1 .800 55,819 11,164 PENALTIES 2005 9-1 .900 128,751 12,875 Penalties 16 by South Alabama Oct. 24, 2015 2006 3-3 .500 77,314 12,886 Penalty Yards 158 vs. Prairie View A&M Sept. 5, 1981 2007 3-3 .500 68,449 11,408 2008 3-3 .500 67,348 11,225 INDIVIDUAL SINGLE GAME RECORDS 2009 4-2 .667 74,930 12,488 RUSHING 2010 3-3 .500 76,827 12,804 Attempts 41 by Claude Mathis (Texas State vs. Stephen F. Austin) Nov. 16, 1996 2011 4-2 .667 90,638 15,106 Net Yards 310 by Claude Mathis (Texas State vs. Stephen F. Austin) Nov. 16, 1996 2012 3-3 .500 113,669 18,945 Touchdowns 4 by Robert Lowe (Texas State vs. Arkansas State) Nov. 20, 2014 2013 4-2 .667 108,371 18,062 by Kenneth Dixon (Louisiana Tech) Nov. 10, 2012 2014 3-3 .500 123,589 20,598 by Eric Cobble (Texas State vs. Howard Payne) Oct. 9, 1982 2015 3-3 .500 108,998 18,166 Longest Rush 95 by Terrence Franks (Texas State vs. Idaho) Oct. 04, 2014 2016 1-5 .167 108,717 18,120 2017 1-5 .167 104,680 17,477 PASSING Totals 122-96 .560 2,498,100 11,459 Attempts 68 by Brady Attaway (Stephen F. Austin) Sept. 22, 2012 Completions 44 by Brady Attaway (Stephen F. Austin) Sept. 22, 2012 BOBCAT STADIUM RECORDS Interceptions 5 by Slade Sherrod (Angelo State) Nov. 6, 1982 TOP 10 SEASON ATTENDANCE AVERAGES Net Yards 508 by Jeremy Moses (Stephen F. Austin) Oct. 20, 2007 Rk. Year Games Attendance Average Touchdowns 5 by Tyler Jones (Texas State vs. Incarnate Word) Oct. 1, 2016 1. 2014 6 123,589 20,598 5 by Seth Doege (Texas Tech) Sept. 8, 2012 5 by Mark Hudson (Nicholls State) Oct. 25, 1986 2. 2012 6 113,669 18,945 Longest Pass 98 by Shaun Rutherford (Texas State vs. Stephen F. Austin) Sept. 22, 2012 3. 2015 6 108,998 18,166 4. 2016 6 108,717 18,120 RECEIVING 5. 2013 6 108,371 18,062 Receptions 14 by Bo Gillard (Prairie View) Nov. 9, 1991 6. 2017 6 104,680 17,447 Yards 205 by Da’Marcus Griggs (Texas State vs. Nicholls State) Oct. 16, 2010 8. 2011 6 90,638 15,106 Touchdowns 3 by Mark Carrier (Nicholls State) Oct. 25, 1986 9. 2006 6 77,314 12,886 3 by Dameon Williams (Texas State vs. Georgia Southern) Nov. 26, 2005 10. 2005 10 128,751 12,875 Longest Reception 98 by Isaiah Battle (Texas State vs. Stephen F. Austin) Sept. 22, 2012 LARGEST SINGLE GAME BOBCAT STADIUM CROWDS Rk. Date Opponent Score Attend. 1. Sept. 24, 2016 #6 Houston L, 3-64 33,133 2. Sept. 8, 2012 Texas Tech L, 10-58 33,006 3. Sept. 13, 2014 Navy L 21-35 32,007 4. Sept. 23, 2017 UTSA L 14-44 31,333 5. Sept. 19, 2015 Southern Miss L 50-56 27,252 6. Sept. 12, 2015 Prairie View A&M W 63-24 24,561 7. Oct. 1, 2016 Incarnate Word W, 48-17 22,845 8. Sept. 28, 2013 Wyoming W, 42-21 22,150 9. Oct. 4, 2014 Idaho W 35-30 21,345 Terrence Franks registered a 95-yard run against More than 2.3 million fans have watched Texas 10. Aug. 30, 2014 Arkansas-Pine Bluff W 65-0 20,850 State play football in Bobcat Stadium. 162 Idaho in 2014. WWW.TXSTATEBOBCATS.COM • @TXSTATEBOBCATS JAKE HC SPAVITAL

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