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2014 FB Guide FINAL GRAY.Pdf 2014 MEDIA GUIDE QUICK FACTS QUICK FACTS UNIVERSITY COACHING STAFF Name of School .........Austin Peay State University Head Coach .......................................Kirby Cannon Location ...............................Clarksville, TN 37040 Alma Mater, Year ............Missouri State, 1981 Founded ..........................................................1927 Record at APSU (yrs) .... 0-12 (second season) Enrollment ...................................................10,597 Career Record (yrs) ..........35-98 (12 seasons) President................................................Alisa White Office Phone ............................ 931/221-7905 Alma Mater, Year ............ Lee University, 1980 Offensive Coordinator .....................Josh Richards Athletics Director .................Derek van der Merwe Responsibilities .......................... Quarterbacks Alma Mater, Year ...... Central Michigan, 1996 Alma Mater ...............Central Methodist, 1997 School Colors .................................. Red and White Office Phone ............................ 931/221-7993 Nickname................................................Governors Assistant Coach .................................... J.D. Sellers Affiliations ...............................NCAA Division I FCS Responsibilities ........................Running Backs ..................................... Ohio Valley Conference Alma Mater ..........................Austin Peay, 2010 Ticket Office Phone ...........931/221-GOVS (4637) Office Phone ............................ 931/221-7983 Assistant Coach .............................. Jason Palermo SPORTS INFORMATION Responsibilities ......................... Offensive Line Sport Information Director .................. Brad Kirtley Alma Mater ............................Wisconsin, 2005 Office phone ............................. 931-221-6561 Office Phone ............................ 931/221-7903 Cell phone ................................. 931-801-7875 Assistant Coach .................................. Leron Eaddy Home Phone .............................931-553-2845 Responsibilities ............................... Secondary Email [email protected] Alma Mater ................ Central Michigan, 2013 Sports Information Coordinator ........... Cody Bush Office phone ............................ 931/221-7905 Office Phone ............................. 931-221-7561 Assistant Coach ........................... Brandon Jordan Sports Information Coordinator ........Colby Wilson Responsibilities ........................ Defensive Line Office Phone .............................931-221-6562 Alma Mater ..................... Missouri S&T, 2009 Fax Number ....................................931-221-7562 Office Phone ............................ 931/221-7906 Press Box Phone ............................ 931-221-7191 Assistant Coach ....................Marcus Gildersleeve Mailing Address .................................PO Box 4515 Responsibilities ........................ Wide receivers ........................................Clarksville, TN 37044 Alma Mater ..................... Virginia Tech, 2000 Website ........................................ LetsGoPeay.com Office Phone ............................ 931/221-7981 STADIUM Assistant Coach ................................Kyran Weaver Responsibilities .............................Linebackers Stadium Name ........................Governors Stadium Alma Mater .......................Missouri S&T, 2006 Capacity .........................................................7,000 Office Phone .............................931/221-7976 Surface ................................................ FieldTurf XT Assistant Coach .....................................James Hite HISTORY Responsibilities ............................... Tight Ends First Year of Football ......................................1930 Alma Mater ..........................Austin Peay, 1969 Seasons ........................................................ 77 Office Phone ............................ 931/221-7983 All-Time Record ..............................276-496-16 Athletic Trainer/Football ............ Seth Billings, ATC Office Phone ............................ 931/221-6146 TEAM INFORMATION Overall Record Last Year .................................0-12 Home | Away | Neutral ............0-5 | 0-7 | 0-0 Conference Record (finish) ........................0-8/9th Home | Away | Neutral ............1-3 | 0-4 | 0-0 Final ranking last year........................................ NA Basic Offense ....................................... Pro Spread Basic Defense ................................................4-2-5 Letterwinners returning/lost .......................40/27 Offensive returning/lost .........................18/14 Defensive returning/lost ........................19/12 Specialty returning/lost ..............................3/1 Starters returning/lost ................................... 8/16 Offensive returning/lost ....................................4/7 Defensive returning/lost .............................3/8 Specialty returning/lost ..............................2/1 LETSGOPEAY.COM /LETSGOPEAY @LETSGOPEAY @LETSGOPEAY 2014 MEDIA GUIDE TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 2013 IN REVIEW Quick Facts ......................................................................................................IFC 2013 Ohio Valley Conference in Review ........................................................ 53 Table of Contents ...............................................................................................1 2013 Statistics ...........................................................................................54-56 Clarksville, Tennessee .......................................................................................2 2013 Superlatives......................................................................................57-58 About Austin Peay ..............................................................................................3 2013 Game-by-Game Statistics ................................................................59-60 The Ohio Valley Conference ........................................................................... 4-5 Governors Stadium ........................................................................................ 6-7 RECORDS & HISTORY Rosters ............................................................................................................ 8-9 Postseason Conference Honors/All-Conference Honors by Year ................ 62 Regular-Season/Tournament Schedules ...................................................... 10 All-America Honorees...................................................................................... 63 Academic Honors ............................................................................................ 64 COACHES AND STAFF Retired Jerseys/Hall of Fame Members ........................................................ 65 Head Coach Kirby Cannon .........................................................................12-13 Governors in Professional Football ................................................................ 66 Assistant Coach Josh Richards ...................................................................... 14 Austin Peay Records...................................................................................67-69 Assistant Coach Leron Eaddy ......................................................................... 15 Single Season Leaders ..............................................................................70-73 Assistant Coach Marcus Gildersleeve ........................................................... 16 Individual Year-by-Year Leaders ................................................................ 74-77 Assistant Coach James Hite ............................................................................17 Individual Career Leaders .........................................................................78-82 Assistant Coach Brandon Jordan ................................................................... 18 Team Single Season Leaders ....................................................................83-85 Assistant Coach Jason Palermo ..................................................................... 19 Governors Coaches ......................................................................................... 86 Assistant Coach J.D. Sellers ........................................................................... 20 Annual Summaries ...........................................................................................87 Assistant Coach Kyran Weaver ....................................................................... 21 Year-by-Year Results ...................................................................................88-92 Coaches Bobby Brockley, Ryan Ettinger & Alex Smith .................................. 22 1948 Governors (VSAC Champions) ........................................................ 88 1977 Governors (OVC Champions) .......................................................... 90 THE GOVERNORS Overtime Games ........................................................................................91 Demarion Allen, Zach Amis, Elijah Annor, Havert Beal ..................................24 Series Summaries ........................................................................................... 93 Jared Beard, Lamarcus Boales, Javier Booker .............................................
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