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Moso Football Gameday MOSO FOOTBALL Game 2: Missouri Southern State University GAMEDAY Lions (0-1, 0-1 MIAA) at Lincoln University Blue Tigers (0-1, 0-1 MIAA) Date: Thursday, September 12, 2019 Kickoff 6:00 pm Location: Jefferson City, Mo. • Dwight T Reed Stadium (5,500) THE COACHES: Jeff Sims comes to the Lions with JUSTIN MASKUS, more than 24 years as a high school and collegiate Lions on the Air: Each Missouri Southern ATHLETIC MEDIA coach. For the previous four seasons, Sims was the head football game can be heard on Fox Sports RELATIONS DIRECTOR coach at Garden City where he has led the team to a Joplin 101.3 and 101.7 FM and also AM 32-12 record, including the 2016 Junior College National 1560. The games will be simulcast on KXMS Championship. 88.7 FM. Mike McClure provides the play- In 2018, Garden City finished 10-1 and was the NJCAA by-play with Scott Boudreaux alongside for EMAIL: MASKUS-J@ National Runner Up and finished the season ranked No. 2 color commentary. in junior college football. MSSU.EDU Southern broadcasts can also be heard on In his career, Sims has coached more than 50 players the internet. Click on www.mssulions.com to NFL careers, including two first-round NFL Draft picks, and go to the link for Lions game broad- 3950 E. NEWMAN (Jason Pierre-Paul and Mike Hughes), well as NFL All-Pro casts. To view each game live online go to Lavonte Davis. In total, seven players he has coached www.mssulions.com. RD. have been drafted. Two former players, Pierre-Paul and JOPLIN, MO Jacquian Williams, both played for the New York Giants in • This season, fans wishing to watch 64801-1595 a Super Bowl victory. Sims has also been the head coach at Fort Scott the Lions on TV can catch live broadcasts Community College where he had a 32-12 record and an of each home football game on KGCS-TV. OFFICE: appearance in the 2009 National Championship. He got The games will also be rebroadcast on 417/625.9359 his first head coaching experience at Mesabi Range where Sunday nights at 7 pm. KGCS program- he had a 13-7 record, including a 10-1 record in 2003. ming may be seen over the air on channel In his career as a junior college head coach, Sims 22 and on regional cable television sys- FAX: is 77-32, led four teams to undefeated regular seasons, tems including Cable One, Mediacom and 417/625.9570 and three National Championship appearances. He is Suddenlink. the winningest active coach in the Kansas Junior College Conference. His teams have held the No. 1 National • The weekly Missouri Southern football CELL: Ranking six times in ten years, and was named the 2016 press conference is held each Wednesday 417/499.7899 National Coach of the Year, while earning three KJCC at 12 noon in the New MSSU Endzone Coach of the Year honors (2009, 2016, 2018). Facility. It is not all about success on the field as Sims' teams at Garden City have routinely had an overall GPA of 3.00. • The weekly MSSU Coaches Radio Show can be heard on Thursday evenings Malik Hoskins was elevated to the position of interim at 6 pm. Join us live at Hackett Hot Wings head football coach in May of 2019 after spending the pre- in Joplin, where Coach Sims and Justin vious two seasons as Lincoln's offensive coordinator. He is Maskus will recap each week's game and in his third season with the Blue Tigers. look ahead to the week to come. The show A 23-year coaching veteran, Hoskins was at Lane from 2008-2015, serving as the offensive coordinator and later can be heard live on Fox Sports Joplin at as the interim head coach. Hoskins also served as the head 101.3 FM and AM 1560, or online at http:// track & field coach at Lane from 2008-2014. Before com- radio.securenetsystems.net/v5/WMBH. ing to Lincoln, Hoskins worked at Bacone in 2016, where he coached six offensive players who earned all-conference recognition. Throughout his career, Hoskins has coached and men- tored several players who have advanced to play in the professional ranks. Hoskins' commitment to player develop- ment was recognized and rewarded when, in 2018, he was selected to attend the NCAA/NFL Coaches Academy. A native of Philadelphia, Miss., Hoskins completed his undergraduate studies at Southern Mississippi, earning a bachelor of science degree in kinesiology. He has one daughter, Alexia, whom he considers his pride and joy. Continued on Page 2 2019 Lions Schedule Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 21 Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Oct. 12 Oct. 19 Oct. 26 Nov. 2 Nov. 9 Nov. 16 L, 39-27 6 pm 6 pm 7 pm 2 pm 4 pm 4 pm 2 pm 1 pm 3 pm 1 pm Visit Missouri Southern Athletics on the web at www.mssulions.com Missouri Southern Football Game Notes (9/12/19) 2 THE SERIES : Lincoln won the first two games in the series back in 1969 and 1970, All-Time Series Scores but the Lions have won the last eight in a Lions vs. Lincoln row. Southern is 8-2 overall in the series Year Result and are 5-1 at home, while carrying a 2-1 1969 @LU 27, Lions 14 record in Jefferson City. 1970 LU 13, @Lions 7 Lincoln won the first two games in the 1974 @Lions 33, LU 18 2019 MIAA Standings series back in 1969 and 1970, but the Lions 1975 Lions 10, @LU 7 MIAA Overall have won the last eight in a row. Southern 1976 @Lions 44, LU 0 Central Missouri (21) . .1-0 1-0 is 8-2 overall in the series and are 5-1 1989 @Lions 24, LU 9 Emporia State (RV) . .1-0 1-0 at home, while carrying a 2-1 record in Nebraska Kearney . 1-0 1-0 2010 @ Lions 38, LU 7 Jefferson City. Southern won 56-14 in 2011 2011 Lions 56, LU 14* Northwest Missouri (7) . 1-0 1-0 when the two teams played in the Edward Pittsburg State (23) . 1-0 1-0 2012 Lions 21, @ LU 14 Jones Dome in St. Louis and the Lions won Washburn . .1-0 1-0 2013 @ Lions 59, LU 10 21-14 in a rain-soaked game in 2012 that Missouri Southern . 0-1 0-1 Lions Wins In Bold came down to the last play. Central Oklahoma . 0-1 0-1 * Game played in St . Louis Fort Hays State . .0-1 0-1 The Lions and Lincoln last played in Lincoln . 0-1 0-1 2013 when Southern won 59-10 at home. Missouri Western . 0-1 0-1 Northeastern State . .0-1 0-1 LIONS LAST TIME OUT: The Missouri Southern football team scored 21-unanswered () = Rank in AFCA Division II poll points during the third quarter, but the comeback came up just shy as the Lions fell at home to Nebraska-Kearney, 39-27. 2019 MIAA Week 1 results Nearly 6,000 fans watched the Lions (0-1, 0-1 MIAA) put on a scoring barrage THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 in the third quarter as Jacob Park and Dwayne Lawson hooked up for near record- LINCOLN .......................................................27 setting games. On the defensive side, Richard Jordan Jr. put his name in the record WASHBURN ...................................................49 books as he came three tackles shy of the single-game record. NEBRASKA - KEARNEY ...................................39 MISSOURI SOUTHERN ....................................27 Park finished the game with 351 yards on 19-41 passing and four touchdowns. 276 of those yards and three of the touchdowns were all in the second-half. The four PITTSBURG STATE .........................................37 CENTRAL OKLAHOMA .....................................35 touchdowns is tied for second-best in a single game at MSSU. NORTHEASTERN STATE UNIVERSITY ..............14 Lawson caught six passes for 179 yards and two scores, including a 93-yard EMPORIA STATE ............................................51 bomb. The 179 yards is tied for fifth-best all-time in a single game at MSSU. NORTHWEST MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITY ...45 MISSOURI WESTERN .....................................35 Charles West had 31 yards on the ground and 73 yards in the air to go with two touchdowns. FORT HAYS STATE .........................................30 CENTRAL MISSOURI .......................................34 Defensively Jordan had 18 stops and 1.5 tackles for a loss, while JaTece Wright 2019 MIAA Week 2 had 12 stops of his own. The 18 tackles is tied for fourth-best in a single-game at Schedule MSSU. Cameron Vaughn and Malachi Broadnax had 2.5 tackles for a loss, while Chris Leaks Jr had nine stops of his own. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 MSSU @ LU . 6:00 P .M . MWSU @ FHSU ...................................7:00 P.M. Kearney (1-0, 1-0 MIAA) had three touchdowns and 190 yards through the air for UCM @ NSU ............................................7 P.M. Alex McGinnis, but David Goodwin (95) and Darius Webb (92) nearly gave the Lopers UCO @ UNK ............................................7 P.M. two rushing for over 100 yards. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14 WU @ NWMSU ...................................1:30 P.M. Southern had 410 total yards through the air. ESU @ PSU ..........................................7:00 P.M. 2019 MIAA Week 3 The Lopers scored the game's first 20 points, before a 31-yard pass and score Schedule from Park to West put the Lions on the board. After two more UNK scores made the halftime score 33-6, the Lions went to work. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 FHSU @ WU .............................................1 P.M. Southern got a 26-yard pass and score from Park to West to cap a nine-play, UNK @ ESU .........................................
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