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No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown High School Previous School 0 Jarron Morris CB 5’ 9” 158 Jr 2L Orange, Texas West Orange Stark HS 1 Jah’Marae Sheread WR 5’ 7” 155 So. 1L Houston, Texas Cypress Springs HS 1 Khambrail Winters CB 6’ 0” 180 So. 1L Houston, Texas Alief Taylor HS 2 Brady McBride QB 6’ 0” 204 So. TR Coppell, Texas Coppell HS Memphis 2 Grid Isidore S 6’ 1” 185 Jr. TR Slidell, La. Salmen HS Nicholls State/Tyler JC 3 Jeremiah Haydel WR 6’ 0” 170 Sr. 3L Houston, Texas Alief Taylor HS 4 Gavin Graham LB 6’ 1” 225 R-Sr. 3L Austin, Texas Anderson HS Air Force Prep 5 Brock Sturges RB 5’ 11” 200 So. TR Allen, Texas Allen HS Arizona State/Butler CC 5 Kevin Anderson S 6’ 1” 180 So. 1L Lewisville, Texas Lewisville HS 6 Jared Hopper S 6’ 0” 182 Fr. RS Calabasas, Calif. Calabasas HS 6 Tanner Prewit QB 6’ 1” 200 Fr. TR Dripping Springs, Texas Dripping Springs HS Arizona State 7 Jaylen Gipson QB 6’ 2” 195 Jr. 1L Mexia, Texas Mexia HS 7 Markeveon Coleman LB 6’ 2” 215 Sr. 3L Dallas, Texas Skyline HS 8 Jacoby Hopkins WR 6’ 0” 198 So. 1L Houston, Texas Heights HS 8 Hal Vinson LB 6’ 1” 240 R-Sr. 3L Dallas, Texas South Oak Cliff HS 9 Drue Jackson WR 6’ 1” 200 So. TR Sachse, Texas Sachse HS Tyler JC 9 Maureese Wren LB 6’ 4” 220 Jr. TR Mesquite,Texas Horn HS Louisiana Tech/Tyler JC 10 Waydale Jones WR 6’ 4” 200 Jr. TR Beeville, Texas Beeville HS Wake Forest 10 Issiah Nixon LB 6’ 0” 220 Fr. HS Fort Bend, Texas Elkins HS 11 Tyler Vitt QB 6’ 2” 205 Jr. 2L San Antonio, Texas MacArthur HS 11 Zion Childress S 6’ 0” 183 Fr. HS New Caney, Texas New Caney HS 12 Javen Banks WR 6’ 2” 170 Jr. 2L Wichita Falls, Texas Hirschi HS 12 Auston Deason S 6’ 0” 195 So. 1L Pearland, Texas Pearland HS 13 DeJordan Mask S 6’ 1” 180 So. 1L Texarkana, Ark. Arkansas HS 14 Tory Spears S 6’ 3” 200 So. TR Houston, Texas Cypress Woods HS Iowa State 14 Trevis Graham, Jr. WR 6’ 1” 175 Jr. 2L Mansfield, Texas Lake Ridge HS 15 Blake Aragon TE 6’ 4” 195 So. 1L Stephenville, Texas Stephenville HS 15 Rodrick Hockley CB 6’ 0” 160 So. TR Galveston, Texas O’Connell HS Navarro JC 16 Kenny Frazier WR 5’ 10” 150 Fr. RS Opelousas, La. Opelousas HS 17 Kenny Haynes LB 6’ 2” 185 Fr. RS Edna, Texas Edna HS 17 D. J. Bolger QB 6’ 3” 205 So. RS Austin, Texas Hyde Park Baptist HS 18 Marcell Barbee WR 6’ 2” 192 Jr TR Pueblo, Colo. Pueblo South HS Iowa Western CC 18 Christian Taylor LB 6’ 2” 235 Sr. TR Houston, Texas Jersey Village HS Texas Tech 19 Jaycob Horn WR 6’ 2” 205 Fr. HS Tupelo, Miss. Tupelo HS 21 Peyton Tuggle WR 5’ 10” 165 Jr. TR Cedar Creek, Texas Cedar Creek Trinity 21 Anthony Smith LB 5’ 10” 200 Jr. 1L Fort Worth, Texas Fossil Ridge HS 22 Calvin Hill RB 5’ 7” 168 Fr. RS Baytown, Texas Ross Sterling HS 22 Devin Martinez LB 6’ 3” 230 Fr. RS Belton, Texas Belton HS 23 Robert Brown, Jr. RB 5’ 8” 200 Sr. 3L Houston, Texas Eisenhower HS 23 Preston Dimery S 6’ 0” 185 Jr. 2L Kerrville, Texas Tivy HS 24 Caleb Twyford RB 5’ 11” 175 Sr. 3L Farmersville, Texas Farmersville HS 25 Brendon Luper S 6’ 0” 185 Jr. TR Denison, Texas Denison HS Navarro JC 26 Aaron Reynolds CB 6’ 1” 185 So. TR Montgomery, Ala. Lee HS Tyler JC 27 London Harris LB 6’ 2” 210 Jr. 2L Rosharon, Texas Manvel HS 28 Jahmyl Jeter RB 6’ 0” 200 So. TR San Antonio, Texas Brennan HS Oklahoma State 29 Jason Williams CB 5’ 10” 170 Fr. RS Angleton, Texas Angleton HS 30 Josh Emmanuel LB 6’ 0” 216 Fr. HS Dallas, Texas Bishop Dunne HS 31 Kordell Rodgers CB 5’ 11” 165 Jr. 2L Lufkin, Texas Lufkin HS 31 Kendon Flowers RB 5’ 8” 185 So. TR Houston, Texas Jersey Village HS Abilene Christian 32 John Emmanuel LB 6’ 1” 190 Fr. HS Dallas, Texas Bishop Dunne HS 33 Marquis Brown RB 5’ 10” 200 So. TR Cedar Park, Texas Roundrock HS Air Force 33 Brayden Stringer LB 6’ 2” 220 Sr. TR Cypress, Texas Cypress Ranch HS Texas Tech 34 Diego Mendoza RB 6’ 0” 200 Fr. HS La Vernia, Texas La Vernia HS 34 Ryan Hampton LB 5’ 10” 215 Fr. HS Tupelo, Miss. Tupleo HS 35 Ashton Johnson CB 5’ 10” 170 So. 1L Dickinson, Texas Dickinson HS 36 Isaiah Karriem LB 6’ 0” 220 Jr. TR Columbus, Miss. Columbus HS Miss. Delta CC 37 Alan Orona K 5’ 11” 165 Fr. RS La Grange, Texas La Grange HS 38/29 David Nunez P 5’ 10” 175 Fr. HS Houston, Texas Second Baptist HS 39 Clayton Stewart P 6’ 1” 200 So. 1L Flower Mound, Texas Flower Mound HS 40 Logan Stiba DL 6’ 2” 230 Fr. HS Cypress, Texas Cypress Ranch HS 40 J. T. Greer FB 6’ 1” 235 Fr. RS Dickinson, Texas Dickinson HS 41 Tyler Huff TE 6’ 3” 235 Jr. TR Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. Tesoro HS Saddleback CC 42 Alton Stephens LS 5’ 10” 200 So. TR Cordele, Ga. Crisp County HS Georgia Military School 43 Seth Keller K 5’ 9” 170 So. RS Colleyville, Texas Covenant Christian HS 44 John Brannon LB 6’ 0” 235 Jr. 2L McKinney, Texas Prosper HS 45 Jakharious Smith LB 6’ 3” 215 Jr. 1L Grand Prairie, Texas South Grand Prairie HS 46 Durham Harris LS 5’ 9” 190 Fr. HS Corpus Christi, Texas Flower Bluff HS 47 Jacob Bates K 5’ 10” 190 Jr. TR Tomball, Texas Tomball HS Arkansas 48 Dotson Schaefer DL 6’ 4” 235 So. 1L Lincoln, Ark. Fayetteville HS 49 Morgan Moore TE 6’ 5” 280 So. 1L Midwest City, Okla. Midwest City HS 50 Reece Jordan OL 6’ 3” 275 Sr. 3L Decatur, Texas Boyd HS 51 Gabriel Webb LB 6’ 2” 210 Fr. HS La Verne, Calif. Damien HS 52 Austin Markiewicz OL 6’ 4” 290 Fr. HS McKinney, Texas McKinney North HS 53 Eddie Rivas OL 6’ 4” 298 Jr. 1L Phoenix, Ariz. Mountain Pointe HS Glendale CC 54 Aaron Allert LB 6’ 0” 200 Fr. HS Lexington, Texas Lexington HS 55 Trenton Scott OL 6’ 6” 262 Fr. HS Luling, Texas Luling HS 55 Sione Tupou LB 5’ 11” 240 Jr. TR Allen, Texas Allen HS UTEP 57 Zane Little LB 6’ 0” 220 So. RS San Antonio, Texas Reagan HS 59 Nick Wilkins DL 6’ 2” 250 Jr. 1L Rosharon, Texas Manvel HS 60 Eric Cisneros OL 6’ 2” 300 Fr. HS Midland, Texas Lee HS 62 Jacob Fryrear OL 6’ 2” 285 Sr. 1L Caldwell, Texas Caldwell HS 64 Tristan Simpson OL 6’ 2” 280 Fr. HS Magnolia, Texas Magnolia HS 65 Kameron Jemison OL 6’ 5” 310 Sr. 1L Overland Park, Kan. Hogan Prep Hutchinson CC 68 Brandon Castillo OL 6’ 6” 290 Jr. TR Universal City, Texas Samuel Clements HS Blinn College 69 Tanner King OL 6’ 5” 275 Jr. 1L Houston, Texas Deer Park HS 70 J.P. Urquidez OL 6’ 7” 300 Sr. TR Copperas Cove, Texas Copperas Cove HS Texas 71 Tate Heitmeier OL 6’ 3” 330 Jr. 2L Mansfield, Texas Lake Ridge HS 72 Alex Costilla OL 6’ 4” 295 Jr. TR San Marcos, Texas San Marcos HS Tyler JC 73 Dalton Cooper OL 6’ 7” 280 Fr. RS Prague, Okla. Prague HS 74 Russell Baker OL 6’ 5” 300 Jr. TR Owasso, Okla. Owasso HS NEO 75 Silas Robinson OL 6’ 4” 306 So. TR Yoakum, Texas Yoakum HS Arkansas 76 Kylar Cooks OL 6’ 5” 270 So. 1L Texarkana, Texas Liberty Eylau HS 77 Andrew Salem OL 6’ 2” 270 Fr. HS Austin, Texas Travis HS 79 Jaydan Smith OL 6’ 4” 260 So. 1L Buda, Texas Hays HS 80 Chandler Speights WR 5’ 9” 170 Jr. 1L Richmond, Texas Foster HS 81 Dylan Jantz WR 5’ 9” 170 Fr. RS Gunter, Texas Gunter HS 82 Kevin Howard TE 6’ 3” 210 Jr. TR Gardendale, Ala. Gardendale HS Fort Scott CC 83 Micah Hilts TE 6’ 5” 220 So. 1L Colorado Springs, Colo. Vista Ridge HS 84 Seth Caillouet TE 6’ 3” 230 So. 1L Covington, La. Archbishop Hannan HS 85 Brooks McCoy WR 6’ 3” 185 Fr. HS Kerrville, Texas Tivy HS 86 Arik Bennett WR 6’ 3” 180 Jr. TR Manvel, Texas Manvel HS Henderson State 87 Jackson Lanam TE 6’ 4” 225 So. RS Corpus Christi, Texas Calallen HS 88 Caeveon Patton DL 6’ 2” 285 Sr. 3L Cuero, Texas Cuero HS 89 Austin Groeschel TE 6’ 4” 220 Fr. HS Midland, Texas Greenwood HS 90 Jake Lynch DL 6’ 5” 230 So. RS Richmond, Texas Fort Bend Travis HS 91 Jordan Revels DL 6’ 1” 260 So. 1L Houston, Texas North Shore HS 92 Samuel Obiang DL 6’ 1” 290 Jr. TR Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Woodbridge Academy (Va.) NEO 93 Derrick Ray DL 6’ 2” 240 Jr. TR Rosenberg, Texas Terry HS Trinity Valley CC 94 Jaquel Pierce DL 6’ 2” 285 Sr. 3L Duncanville, Texas Duncanville HS 95 Nico Ezidore DL 6’ 2” 290 Jr. 2L Garland, Texas Naaman Forest HS 96 Kingsley Onyirioha DL 6’ 2” 283 Sr. 1L Houston, Texas St. Pius X HS Lamar 97 Emmanuel Galvan-Vazquez DL 6’ 3” 250 Jr. 2L Buda, Texas Hays HS 98 Gjemar Daniels DL 5’ 11” 315 Jr. 2L Kennedale, Texas Kennedale HS 99 Seamus O’Kelly P 6’ 0” 165 So. 1L Melbourne, Australia Iona College Brisbane TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

SMU ROSTER o. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Yr. Exp. Hometown Previous School 0 Thad Johnson WR 6-0 175 FR HS Beaumont, Texas West Brook 1 Terrance Gipson QB 6-0 193 FR RS Houston, Texas Westfield 1 Brandon Crossley CB 5-10 159 SO TR Dallas, Texas Colorado State 2 Cam Jones DB 5-11 185 SO 1L Mansfield, Texas Nebraska 2 Josh Stupin QB 5-10 170 FR HS Newport Beach, Calif. Villa Park 3 T.Q. Jackson WR 6-4 197 FR TR Jefferson, Texas Arkansas 3 Delano Robinson LB 6-0 238 SR 3L Denton, Texas Billy Ryan 4 Tyler Page WR 5-11 193 SR 3L Friendswood, Texas Friendswood 5 Danny Gray WR 6-1 180 JR JC Dallas, Texas Blinn College 5 Ar’mani Johnson CB 5-11 177 JR 1L Missouri City, Texas Ridge Point 6 Austin Upshaw WR 6-1 215 JR 1L La Porte, Texas La Porte 7 Shane Buechele QB 6-1 207 SR 1L Arlington, Texas Texas 7 Matt Fraanje P FR HS Australia 8 Bryan Massey CB/S 5-11 185 FR HS Katy, Texas 8 Reggie Roberson, Jr. WR 6-0 200 SR 2L DeSoto, Texas West Virginia 9 William Brown QB 6-3 220 SO 1L Rosenberg, Texas Lamar Consolidated 9 Shaine Hailey LB 5-11 215 SR 3L Dallas, Texas Bishop Dunne 10 Ty DeArman S 5-11 185 FR TR Arlington, Texas Oklahoma 11 Chevin Calloway CB 5-10 190 JR 1L Dallas, Texas Arkansas 11 Rashee Rice WR 6-1 189 SO 1L North Richland Hills, Texas Richland 12 Derek Green QB 6-3 205 SO 1L Leawood, Kan. Rockhurst 13 Judah Bell WR 6-3 215 JR 1L Tyler, Texas Bishop T.K. Gorman 13 Roderick Roberson, Jr. S 6-0 183 FR RS Royse City, Texas Royse City 14 Richard Moore LB 6-0 226 SR 1L Cedar Hill, Texas Texas A&M 15 Calvin Wiggins WR 6-4 195 FR RS Trophy Club, Texas Byron Nelson 16 Keke Burns WR 6-3 202 FR RS Pittsburg, Texas Pittsburg 16 Trevor Denbow S 5-11 225 SR 2L Corsicana, Texas Navarro College 18 Chace Cromartie S 6-0 180 SO 1L Cibolo, Texas Steele 18 Jacob Oehrlein QB 6-1 215 SO 1L Brenham, Texas Brenham 20 Marcus Nesby CB 5-10 150 FR RS Corona, Calif. Santiago 20 Cameron Rosenberger RB 5-9 195 FR RS Memphis, Tenn. Evangelical Christian 21 Donald Clay S 6-0 190 FR RS New Orleans, La. John Curtis 21 TaMerik Williams RB 5-11 235 SO 1L Angleton, Texas Angleton 22 Blake Bedwell RB 5-10 183 FR HS Amarillo, Texas Amarillo 22 Karl Taylor DB 6-0 180 FR HS Midland, Texas Midland Lee 23 Brandon Stephens DB 6-0 206 SR 1L Plano, Texas UCLA 24 Kade Ashley RB 5-11 230 JR TR Lucas, Texas Lovejoy 24 Jimmy Phillips, Jr. LB 6-0 224 JR 2L Mesquite, Texas Poteet 25 TJ McDaniel RB 5-11 194 SO 1L Southlake, Texas Southlake Carroll 26 Ulysses Bentley IV RB 5-10 184 FR RS Houston, Texas C.E. King 26 Sam Westfall CB 5-11 181 SO SQ Saint George, Utah Mesa C.C. 27 Michael Salerno S 6-0 187 JR 1L Encino, Calif. Crespi 28 Christian Davis CB 5-11 195 SR 3L Waco, Texas Midway 29 Justin Guy-Robinson CB 5-10 180 JR 2L Pearland, Texas Pearland 30 Kyle Blaskovich LB 6-2 219 JR SQ Moorestown, N.J. Moorestown 31 Tyler Lavine RB 5-11 220 SO 1L Cedar Park, Texas Army Preparatory Academy 31 Tripp McAda S 5-10 170 FR HS Sunnyvale, Texas Sunnyvale 32 JC Rispress LB 5-10 193 JR 2L Fort Worth, Texas All Saints Episcopal 33 Junior Aho DL 6-4 260 SO JC Nice, France New Mexico Military Institute 34 Chris Naggar K 6-1 195 SR GT Arlington, Texas Texas 35 Armando Fitz LB 6-1 225 JR 1L Fort Worth, Texas Drake 36 Terry Keys III CB 5-11 180 SO 1L Dickinson, Texas Dickinson 38 Toby Ndukwe DE 6-2 240 JR 2L Richmond, Texas George Ranch 39 Darren Brown DT 6-1 308 SO 1L Converse, Texas Judson 40 Elijah Chatman DT 6-0 272 SO 1L Shreveport, La. Evangel Christian Academy 40 Gage Haskin TE LS 6-4 210 FR HS North Richland Hills, Texas 41 Preston Ellison LB 6-2 211 JR 2L Odessa, Texas Permian 42 Beau Barker WR 6-0 165 FR RS Amarillo, Texas Amarillo 42 Ra-Sun Kazadi S 5-11 185 SO 1L Waco, Texas Jonesboro 43 Brian Holloway LB 5-11 205 JR 1L League City, Texas Kilgore College 44 Charles Cannon K 5-8 177 JR SQ Justin, Texas UTSA 45 Luke Evans LB 5-9 225 FR RS Liberty, Texas Liberty HS 46 Garnett March II DE 6-1 200 FR RS Sherman Oaks, Calif. Harvard-Westlake 46 Warren Scott P 6-2 190 SO 1L Jackson, Miss. Woodberry Forest School 47 Devin Aglubat WR 6-0 185 FR HS Los Angeles, Calif. Brentwood School 49 Nick Lerew LB 5-11 240 SO SQ Dillsburg, Pa. Gannon 49 Cole Voyles LS 6-0 186 SO 1L Houston, Texas Memorial 50 Richard McBryde LB 6-1 232 SR 1L Troy, Ala. Auburn 51 Justin Osborne OL 6-4 280 FR TR Flower Mound, Texas Auburn 51 Warren Walls DE 6-3 210 FR RS Dallas, Texas Bishop Lynch 52 Marcus Bryant OL 6-6 260 FR HS Round Rock, Texas Cedar Ridge 52 Deuce Palmer LB 6-2 230 FR RS Danville, Calif. San Ramon Valley 53 Garrett Madison LB 6-0 217 FR RS Katy, Texas Katy 54 Gerrit Choate DE 5-11 236 SR 2L Dallas, Texas Utah 55 Gary Wiley DE 6-1 241 JR 2L Longview, Texas Pine Tree 56 Branson Hickman OL 6-2 285 FR HS McKinney, Texas Jesuit College Prep 57 Cobe Bryant OL 6-5 320 SR 1L Auburn Hills, Mich. Riverside C.C. 59 Tai Brooks OL 6-4 335 FR RS Allen, Texas Allen 61 Dalton Perdue OL 6-6 315 FR HS El Dorado, Ark. El Dorado 62 Will Benton LS LB 6-0 185 FR HS Atlanta, Ga. 62 Marcus Smith OL 6-3 315 FR HS Stafford, Texas Stafford 63 Erin Smith OL 6-4 270 FR HS Little Rock, Ark. North Little Rock 64 Cameron Ervin OL 6-1 260 FR RS Fayetteville, Ark. Fayetteville 65 Thomas Shelmire OL 6-3 290 SO SQ Dallas, Texas Boston College 66 Sam Burns OL 6-3 283 FR RS Dallas, Texas Parish Episcopal 67 Dylan Cordell OL 6-2 285 FR HS Houston, Texas Houston Second Baptist 68 Jackson Ritz OL 6-2 302 FR HS Austin, Texas Austin 69 Ben Sparks OL 6-4 285 FR HS Norman, Okla. Norman 70 Kadarius Smith OL 6-2 300 SR 2L Plano, Texas Plano 71 Jaylon Thomas OL 6-3 312 JR 2L Lubbock, Texas Coronado 72 Demetri Jordan OL 6-5 330 JR JC Lubbock, Texas Tyler JC 74 Tyler Bailey OL 6-4 285 FR HS Edinbudg, Texas Vela 75 Hayden Howerton OL 6-3 290 SR 3L Katy, Texas Katy 77 Alan Ali OL 6-4 295 JR 2L Fort Worth, Texas Timber Creek 78 Beau Morris OL 6-6 295 SR 2L Baton Rouge, La. Blinn College 79 Danielson Ike OL 6-6 338 FR RS Kansas City, Mo. Rockhurst 81 Ben Redding TE 6-4 237 JR 2L Friendswood, Texas Friendswood 82 Parker Stone WR 5-11 185 FR RS Dallas, Texas Parish Episcopal 83 Kylen Granson TE 6-3 235 SR 1L Austin, Texas Rice 84 Matt Dorrity WR 5-7 180 JR 1L Coppell, Texas Coppell 85 Keith Jones WR 6-1 187 SO 1L San Clemente, Calif. San Clemente 86 Tommy McIntyre TE 6-8 258 SR 1L Florham Park, N.J. Cornell 89 John Luke Roberts TE LS 6-4 210 FR HS Austin, Texas 89 Alex Sickafoose DL 6-3 214 FR RS Katy, Texas St. John XXIII 90 Nelson Paul DE 6-1 200 SO 1L Bunnell, Fla. Flagler Palm Coast 91 Terrance Newman DT 5-11 315 JR 2L Duncanville, Texas Duncanville 92 Shabazz Dotson DT 6-3 255 SO 1L Cedar Hill, Texas Cedar Hill 93 Bobby Duncum DE 6-4 225 FR HS Austin, Texas Westlake 94 Mason Mastrov DE 6-3 215 FR HS Lafayette, Calif. Campolindo 95 Will Jones DT 6-1 300 SR 1L Dallas, Texas Tyler JC 96 DeVere Levelston DT 6-4 245 SO JC DeSoto, Texas Tyler JC 97 Turner Coxe DE 6-2 247 JR 2L Dallas, Texas Highland Park 97 Russell Roberts K/P 6-0 178 SO 1L Jackson, Miss. Middle Tennessee 98 Jacob Pugh DT 6-0 297 SR 1L Addison, Texas Tulsa 99 Harrison Loveless DT 6-3 291 JR 1L Cypress, Texas Cypress Ranch Orlando Jones RB 5-9 240 JR JC Fredericksburg, Va. Hutchinson CC Alex Quirk TE 6-5 215 FR TR Darien, Conn. Fairleigh Dickinson TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

TEXAS STATE COACHING STAFF JAKE SPAVITAL HEAD COACH Second Season at Texas State Missouri State, 2008

Jake Spavital is taking on a new role in his second year as the head coach at Texas THE JAKE SPAVITAL FILE State. The second-youngest head coach in the Football Bowl Subdivision, Spavital is calling Texas State’s offensive plays for the first time after overseeing some of the nation’s most prolific PERSONAL offenses. Spavital took the reins at Texas State on Nov. 30, 2018. He is Texas State’s 20th head coach since the program began in 1904. Born: May 1, 1985 Hometown: Tulsa, Okla. AT WEST VIRGINIA Wife: Mehgan Spavital came to Texas State after serving as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks Children: Madison Grace and Landyn Zachary coach under head coach Dana Holgorsen at West Virginia from 2017-18. During his tenure with the Mountaineers, West Virginia featured one of the most potent offenses in all of college EDUCATION football. High School: Union Alma Mater: Missouri State, 2008 In 2018, West Virginia featured one of the nation’s top eight offenses that eclipsed 500 yards and 40 points eight times. The Mountaineer offense produced a finalist for the Heisman COACHING EXPERIENCE Trophy, a Second-Team All-America offensive lineman, a Second-Team All-America wide re- Years Schools Position ceiver, and four NFL Draft selections. 2008 Tulsa Offensive Quality Control West Virginia ranked No. 3 in passing offense, No. 4 in passing efficien- 2009 Houston Graduate Assistant cy, No. 3 in total offense and fourth-down conversions, No. 9 in scoring offense, No. 12 in completion percentage and passing yards per completion, and No. 25 in third-down 2010 Oklahoma State Graduate Assistant conversions. 2011–12 West Virginia Quarterbacks The Mountaineers accumulated 5,724 yards, including 3,939 passing yards and 38 2013 Texas A&M Co-Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks touchdowns. West Virginia ended the regular season ranked No. 15 in the AP poll and No. 16 in 2014–15 Texas A&M Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks the coaches’ poll after spending the entire season nationally ranked for the first time since 2007. 2016 California Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks Quarterback Will Grier was selected by the Carolina Panthers in the third round of the 2017 California Interim Head Coach 2019 NFL Draft, becoming the eighth quarterback under Spavital’s tutelage to be drafted or to 2017–18 West Virginia Offensive Coordinator/ play in the NFL. The others included Case Keenum, Brandon Weeden, Geno Smith, Johnny Quarterbacks Manziel, Kyler Murray, Kyle Allen, and Davis Webb. 2019– Texas State Head Coach Grier finished fourth in the Heisman balloting and was a finalist for the Maxwell Award, the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award, the Senior Class Award and the Manning Award. He was a Second-Team All-Big 12 selection behind Heisman Trophy winner Kyler Murray after BOWL GAMES completing 67 percent of his 3,974 passes for 3,864 yards and 37 touchdowns with just eight 2008 GMAC Bowl interceptions in 11 games in 2018. 2009 Armed Forces Bowl Offensive lineman Yodny Cajuste was taken in the third round by New England. He was 2010 Alamo Bowl named a Football Writers Second-Team All-American and Big 12 Co-Offensive Lineman of the 2011 Orange Bowl Year after playing 776 snaps as the key blocker in the Mountaineer offense in 2018. 2012 Pinstripe Bowl Wide receiver Gary Jennings was chosen by the Seattle Seahawks in the fourth round 2013 Chick-Fil-A Bowl after he caught 54 passes for 917 yards and 13 touchdowns to earn Honorable Mention All-Big 2014 Liberty Bowl 12 honors in 2018. As a junior, Jennings tallied a team-best 97 receptions for 1,096 yards. He 2015 Music City Bowl ended his collegiate career with 168 catches for 2,294 yards and 17 touchdowns. Tight end Trevon Wesco was selected by the New York Jets in the fourth round after 2017 Zaxby’s Heart of Dallas Bowl being named a First-Team All-Big 12 selection as a senior. He registered 26 catches for 366 yards and a touchdown and developed into one of the best blocking tight ends in the country. NFL QUARTERBACKS COACHED BY JAKE SPAVITAL West Virginia ranked among the nation’s top 20 offenses in 2017 when Houston Case Keenum Spavital returned to Morgantown. The Mountaineers ranked No. 13 in pass- Oklahoma State Brandon Weeden ing offense, No. 16 in passing efficiency and No. 20 in total offense. West Virginia West Virginia Geno Smith, Will Grier ranked No. 3 in fourth-down conversion percentage, No. 8 in fewest tackles for loss allowed, Texas A&M Johnny Manziel, Kyler Murray, Kyle Allen and No. 25 in first downs, fewest sacks and passing yards per completion. California Davis Webb David Sills V was a two-time All-Big 12 performer and an AFCA and Walter Camp Sec- ond-Team All-American before signing with the Buffalo Bills as a free agent. He caught 65 passes for 986 yards and 15 touchdowns in 2018. Sills was a finalist for the 2017 Biletnikoff Award after recording 60 receptions for 980 yards and 18 touchdowns for the Mountaineers. Grier was a semifinalist for the Davey O’Brien Award and Big 12 Newcomer of the Year after throwing for 3,490 yards and 34 touchdowns. A broken finger on Grier’s passing hand during the Texas game ended his season.

AT CALIFORNIA AT TEXAS A&M Spavital returned to Morgantown after serving as the interim head coach at Cal in January Spavital went to Cal after spending three years as offensive coordinator and quar- 2017. He was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for one of the nation’s top 10 terbacks coach at Texas A&M from 2013-15. He shared play-calling duties during the 2013 offenses during the 2016 season. The Golden Bears were ranked No. 4 in passing offense season before earning full responsibility from 2014-15. The Aggies enjoyed a 25-14 record (358.8 yards per game), No. 8 in first down offense (335), No. 10 in total offense (518.3 yards during Spavital’s three-year stint, including 8-5 marks in his final two years as the offensive per game) and No. 22 in scoring offense (37.1 points per game). coordinator. Cal established single-season school records for pass completions (383), fewest fumbles In 2015, Texas A&M had a 1,000-yard rusher and 1,000-yard receiver in the same lost (3) and fewest turnovers (15), while equaling a school mark for most field goals made (22). season for the fourth time in school history. The Golden Bears set NCAA FBS single game records with 118 plays and 40 first downs in a Tra Carson rushed for 1,165 yards, and Christian Kirk had 80 receptions for 1,009 52-49 double overtime win over Oregon. yards and seven touchdowns. Quarterback Davis Webb was named Athlon’s Pac-12 Newcomer of the Year, a semifi- In 2014, the Aggies led the Southeastern Conference and ranked No. 7 in the nation nalist for the Davey O’Brien Award and a semifinalist for the Earl Campbell Tyler Rose Award with 39 passing touchdowns, and were No. 12 nationally in passing offense with 305.5 yard after completing 382-of-620 passes for 4,295 yards and 37 touchdowns that season. He ranked per game. Texas A&M posted upsets at No. 9 South Carolina (52-29) and No. 3 Auburn No. 3 nationally in completions and points responsible for, No. 4 in total yards, No. 5 in passing (41-38) in 2014. yards and No. 8 in passing touchdowns. In 2013, the Aggies set single-season SEC and school records with 4,593 passing The offense also produced Freshman All-American wide receiver Demetris Robertson yards and had 6,999 total yards of offense to rank No. 2 in the SEC and in Texas A&M after he caught 50 passes for 767 yards and set school freshman records. Chad Hanson was a history, No. 4 nationally in total offense (538.4) and No. 7 in passing offense (353.3). First-Team All-Pac-12 selection after ranking second nationally with 124.9 receiving yards per The Aggies broke the school record for completion percentage by connecting on game and seventh with 92 receptions. 69.3 percent of their passes and finished No. 3 in SEC history. TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Quarterback Johnny Manziel threw 37 touchdown passes, tying him for No. He went to Oklahoma State after serving as an offense graduate assistant 4 in the nation, while passing for 4,114 yards, ranking No. 8 nationally. coach at Houston in 2009, where he worked with Case Keenum, who finished the season with over 5,800 yards in total offense and was a Sammy Baugh Award recipient. Kee- AT WEST VIRGINIA num was a finalist for the Manning and O’Brien awards and the Conference USA MVP and From 2011-12, Spavital was the quarterbacks coach at West Virginia and spent two Offensive MVP after completing 492-of-700 passes for 5,671 yards and 44 touchdowns. 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 AT TULSA passing efficiency (161.97) and scoring offense (39.5 point per game), No. 10 in passing Spavital began his coaching career as an offensive quality control assistant offense (330.2 yards per game) and total offense (502.0 yards per game). Smith was No. under head coach Gus Malzahn in 2008. That year, Tulsa was the No. 1 ranked 5 nationally in passing yards (4,205), passing yards per game (323.5 yards per game) and offense in the Football Bowl Subdivision and boasted an 11-4 record and a victory No. 6 in passing efficiency (163.86). over Ball State in the GMAC Bowl. 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 Virginia ranked No. PLAYING CAREER 6 nationally in passing offense (346.9 yards per game) and was No. 13 in scoring offense A native of Tulsa, Okla., Spavital was a two-year letterman as a quarterback and (37.6 points per game), No. 15 in total offense (469.5 yards per game) and No. 19 in pass- punter at Missouri State from 2004-07. He earned his bachelor’s degree in business ad- ing efficiency. That year, Smith became the first 4,000-yard passer in West Virginia history ministration in 2008. when he threw for 4,385 yards. He was responsible for 33 touchdowns (31 passing, two Spavital was a Consensus First-Team All-State quarterback at Tulsa’s Union High rushing) to set another school record. School, posting a 26-1 career record and leading Union to the Class 6A state championship in 2002. He was selected to play in the 2004 Texas vs. Oklahoma Oil Bowl All-Star game. AT OKLAHOMA STATE Spavital spent the 2010 season as an offensive graduate assistant at Oklahoma PERSONAL State. There, he helped mentor future NFL quarterback Brandon Weeden. Weeden was a Spavital is married to the former Mehgan Morris, one of the top gymnasts in finalist for the Manning Award after earning First-Team All-Big 12 and First-Team Academic West Virginia history. They have a daughter, Madison Grace, and a son, Landyn All-Big 12 honors that season. He was on the midseason watch lists for the Maxwell Award Zachary. His father, Steve, is a former high school football coach, while his brother and Davey O’Brien Award after throwing for 4,277 yards and 34 touchdowns. He ranked Zac is the defensive coordinator at Texas State. third nationally in passing yards and passing yards per game, fifth in total offense and sixth in passing touchdowns.

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Zac Spavital Jacob Peeler Archie McDaniel Nick Whitworth Defensive Coordinator Offensive Coordinator Inside Linebackers/Co-DC Running Backs/Special Teams

Bryson Abraham Brett Dewhurst Jacori Greer Wide Receivers Defensive Backs Defensive Line

Brian Hamilton Clay McGuire Tevin Mims Tight Ends Offensive Line Outside Linebackers TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Patrick Dogerty Boone Feldt Zach McCarthy Offensive/Special Teams Analyst Offensive GA Defensive GA

Adrian McDonald Mason Tobeck Defensive GA Special Teams GA

Damon Harrington Jason Russell Kyle Vagher Head Football Strength & Conditioning Assistant Football Strength & Conditioning Strength & Conditioning TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Jeremy Cobb Will DeCraene Haleigh Blocker Head Football Athletic Trainer Assistant Athletic Trainer Director of Football Ops

Andrew Johnson Clinton Thomas Connor Anderson Director of Equipment Ops Assistant Equipment Manager Director of Player Personnel

James Sherman Jake MaCauley Mehrzad Sabzevari Director of Player Development Video Coordinator Assistant Video Coordinator A HIDDEN GEM CLOSE TO EVERYTHING YOU LOVE ABOUT CENTRAL TEXAS.

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Aaron Albert • Fr. • 54 • LB Kevin Anderson • So. • 5 • S Russell Baker • Jr. • 74 • OL Lexington, Texas Lewisville, Texas Owasso, Okla.

Javen Banks • Jr. • 12 • WR Marcell Barbee • Jr. • 18 • WR Jacob Bates • Jr. • 47 • K Wichita Falls, Texas Pueblo, Colorado Tomball, Texas

D.J. Bolger • So. • 17 • QB Marquis Brown • So. • 33 • RB Robert Brown, Jr. • Sr. • 23 • RB Austin, Texas Cedar Park, Texas Houston, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Bandon Castillo • Jr. • 68 • OL Zion Childress • Fr. • 11 • S Eric Cisneros • Fr. • 60 • OL Universal City, Texas New Caney, Texas Midland, Texas

Markeveon Coleman • Sr. • 7 • LB Kylar Cooks • So. • 76 • OL Dalton Cooper • Fr. • 73 • OL Dallas, Texas Texarkana, Texas Prague, Okla.

Alex Costilla • Jr. • 72 • OL Gjemar Daniels • Jr. • 98 • DL Austin Deason • So. • 12 • S San Marcos, Texas Kennedale, Texas Pearland, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Preston Dimery • Jr. • 23 • S John Emmanuel • Fr. • 32 • LB Josh Emmanuel • Fr. • 30 • LB Kerrville, Texas Dallas, Texas Dallas, Texas

Nico Ezidore • Jr. • 95 • DL Kendon Flowers • So. • 31 • RB Kenny Frazier • Fr. • 16 • WR Garland, Texas Houston, Texas Opelousas, La.

Jacob Fryrear • Sr. • 62 • OL Emmanuel Galvan-Vazquez • Jr. • 97 • DL Jaylen Gipson • Jr. • 7 • QB Caldwell, Texas Buda, Texas Mexia, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Gavin Graham • R-Sr. • 4 • LB Trevis Graham, Jr. • Jr. • 14 • WR J.T. Greer • Fr. • 52 • DL Austin, Texas Mansfield, Texas Dickinson, Texas

Austin Groeschel • Fr. • 89 • TE Ryan Hampton • Fr. • 34 • LB London Harris • Jr. • 27 • LB Midland, Texas Tupelo, Miss. Rosharon, Texas

Jeremiah Haydel • Sr. • 3 • WR Kenny Haynes • Fr. • 17 • LB Tate Heitmeier • Jr. • 71 • OL Houston, Texas Edna, Texas Mansfield, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Calvin Hill • Fr. • 22 • RB Micah Hilts • So. • 83 • TE Rodrick Hockley • So. • 15 • CB Baytown, Texas Colorado Springs, Colo. Galveston, Texas

Jacoby Hopkins • So. • 8 • WR Jared Hopper • Fr. • 6 • S Jaycob Horn • Fr. • 19 • WR Houston, Texas Calabasas, Calif. Tupelo, Miss.

Kevin Howard • Jr. • 82 • TE Tyler Huff • Jr. • 41 • TE Grid Isidore • Jr. • 2 • S Gardendale, Ala. Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. Slidell, La. TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Drue Jackson • So. • 9 • WR Dylan Jantz • Fr. • 81 • WR Kameron Jemison • Sr. • 65 • OL Sachse, Texas Gunter, Texas Overland Park, Kansas

Jahmyl Jeter • So. • 28 • RB Ashton Johnson • So. • 35 • CB Waydale Jones • Jr. • 10 • WR San Antonio, Texas Dickinson, Texas Beeville, Texas

Reece Jordan • Sr. • 50 • OL Isaiah Karriem • Jr. • 36 • LB Seth Keller • So. • 43 • K Decatur, Texas Columbus, Miss. Colleyville, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Tanner King • Jr. • 69 • OL Zane Little • So. • 57 • LB Brendon Luper • Jr. • 25 • S Houston, Texas San Antonio, Texas Denison, Texas

Jake Lynch • So. • 90 • DL Austin Markiewicz • Fr. • 52 • OL Devin Martinez • Fr. • 22 • LB Richmond, Texas McKinney, Texas Belton, Texas

DeJordan Mask • So. • 13 • S Brady McBride • So. • 2 • QB Brooks McCoy • Fr. • 85 • WR Texarhana, Ark. Coppell, Texas Kerrville, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Diego Mendoz • Fr. • 34 • RB Morgan Moore • So. • 55 • OL Jarron Morris • Jr. • 0 • CB La Vernia, Texas Midwest City, Okla. Orange, Texas

Issiah Nixon • Fr. • 10 • LB David Nunez • Fr. • 38 • P Samuel Obiang • Jr. • 92 • DL Fort Bend, Texas Houston, Texas Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

Seamus O’Kelly • So. • 99 • P Kingsley Onyirioha • Sr. • 96 • DL Alan Orona • Fr. • 37 • K Melbourne, Australia Houston, Texas La Grange, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Caeveon Patton • Sr. • 88 • DL Jaquel Pierce • Sr. • 94 • DL Derrick Ray • Jr. • 93 • DL Cuero, Texas Duncanville, Texas Rosenberg, Texas

Jordan Revels • So. • 91 • DL Aaron Reynolds • So. • 26 • CB Eddie Rivas • Jr. • 53 • OL Houston, Texas Montgomery, Ala. Phoenix, Ariz.

Silas Robinson • So. • 75 • OL Kordell Rodgers • Jr. • 31 • CB Andrew Salem • Fr. • 77 • OL Yoakum, Texas Lufkin, Texas Austin, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Dotson Schaefer • So. • 48 • DL Trenton Scott • Fr. • 55 • OL Jah’Marae Sheread • So. • 1 • WR Lincoln, Ark. Luling, Texas Houston, Texas

Tristan Simpson • Fr. • 64 • OL Anthony Smith • Jr. • 21 • LB Jakharious Smith • Jr. • 45 • LB Magnolia, Texas Fort Worth, Texas Grand Prairie, Texas

Chandler Speights • Jr. • 80 • WR Alton Stephens • So. • 42 • LS Clayton Steward • So. • 39 • P Richmond, Texas Cordele, Ga. Flower Mound, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Logan Stiba • Fr. • 40 • DL Brayden Stringer • Sr. • 33 • LB Christian Taylor • Sr. • 18 • LB Cypress, Texas Cypress, Texas Houston, Texas

Peyton Tuggle • Jr. • 21 • WR Sione Tupou • Jr. • 55 • LB Caleb Twyford • Sr. • 24 • RB Cedar Creek, Texas Allen, Texas Farmersville, Texas

J.P. Urquidez • Sr. • 70 • OL Gabriel Webb • Fr. • 51 • LB Jason Williams • Fr. • 29 • CB Copperas Cove, Texas La Verne, Calif. Angleton, Texas TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

THE TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM

The Texas State University System, founded in 1911, is the offered help students learn to make sound decisions in life and to become first higher education system established in Texas. Beginning asan contributors in their communities. administrative means to consolidate the support and management of The Texas State University System is governed by a nine-member state teacher colleges, the System has evolved into a network of higher Board of Regents appointed by the governor. A chancellor selected by the education institutions stretching from the Texas–Louisiana border to the Board of Regents is the chief executive officer of the System. In addition, Big Bend region of west Texas. a nonvoting student regent is appointed annually to the board. Today, seven component institutions offer a broad range of Members of the Board of Regents are: William F. Scott (Chairman), academic and career opportunities. Throughout the System, faculty and David Montagne (Vice Chairman), Charlie Amato, Duke Austin, Garry staff are preparing students to work in and contribute to our global society. Crain, Dr. Veronica Muzquiz Edwards, Don Flores, Nicki Harle, Alan L. The Texas State University System consists of seven institutions Tinsley and Amanda Lee (Student Regent). located throughout the state: Lamar University, Sam Houston State Today, the System supports seven institutions by providing University, Sul Ross State University, Texas State University, Lamar centralized support such as legal counsel, accounting, audit, academic Institute of Technology, Lamar State College Orange and Lamar State program planning, contract administration, government relations and College Port Arthur. communications services. Each university, college and institute within The Texas State University System is unique. The academic and professional programs

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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 86,000 students and 16,000 faculty and William F. Scott David Montagne staff. Chairman Vice Chairman Beaumont Dr. McCall served on the board of Legacy Texas Financial Group Nederland (NASDAQ: LTXB) and as chairman of Texas’ Council of Public University Presidents and Chancellors (CPUPC), a position to which he was elected by the state’s 38 public university presidents and six chancellors. McCall was president of Westminster Capital Corporation, an investment firm focused on acquisitions primarily in software and technology. He also operates Snow Hill Farm north of Dallas. McCall holds a bachelor’s degree from Baylor University, a master’s degree from Southern Methodist University, spent a year as a visiting post-graduate student at Oxford University, and earned a doctor of Charlie Amato Duke Austin Garry Crain Dr. Veronica San Antonio Houston The Hills Muzquiz Edwards philosophy degree from The University of Texas at Dallas. San Antonio McCall is the author of ‘The Power of the Texas Governor: Connally to Bush,’ published by University of Texas Press, which examines how various governors have overcome the institutional limitations of the office to achieve significant political power. A long-time civic and community volunteer, McCall was founder and chairman of the board of The Empowerment Project, a non-profit organization which has 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 Don Flores Nicki Harle Alan L. Tinsley Amanda Lee organization. The Empowerment Project also raised more than $350,000 El Paso Baird Madisonville Student Regent Huntsville to provide direct support for the medical needs of children in north Texas. McCall is the recipient of the 2012 Distinguished Alumni Award from The University of Texas at Dallas. He is a member of the Council on For- eign Relations and the Philosophical Society of Texas, is immediate past president of the Board of Trustees of ZACH Theater in Austin, and serves on the board of directors of the National Association of System Heads— the association of the 46 leaders of the nation’s public university systems. TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Texas State University is a Research University, located in San Marcos and Round Rock. Texas State’s 38,231 students choose from 98 bachelor’s, 91 master’s and 14 doctoral degree programs offered by the following colleges: Applied Arts, McCoy College of Business Admin- istration, Education, Fine Arts and Communication, Health Professions, Honors, Liberal Arts, Science and Engineering, University College, and The Graduate College. The University offers exciting opportunities for discovery and innovation to faculty and students. Texas State’s diverse student body includes students from 228 counties in Texas and from around the globe. Fifty-five percent of its students are ethnic minorities. Texas State has the 12th largest Hispanic undergraduate enrollment among U. S. universities. Both of Texas State’s campuses are located in the Austin Metropol- itan Area. The San Marcos Campus is located in the Texas Hill Country which provides a unique setting. The beauty of the crystal-clear San Marcos River and the stately cypress and oak trees on campus add to the charm of the university’s picturesque setting. The river also provides recreational activities for students throughout the year. 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, and other professional designations. In May 2018, the departments of Communication Disorders, Physical Ther- apy, and Respiratory Care in the College of Health Professions relocated from San Marcos to Round Rock. The three departments joined the St. David’s School of Nursing on the Round Rock Campus, which opened as a new program in 2010 to help address the state’s chronic nursing shortage. As the university’s student population has grown from 303 in 1903 to 38,231 in 2019, the university’s footprint has grown from 39,283 gross square feet of space in its first building, Old Main, to over eight million gross square feet today, and now includes a 495-acre San Marcos campus, a 101-acre campus in Round Rock, 73 acres housing the university’s research and commercialization activities in the Science, Technolo- gy, and Advanced Research (STAR) Park, plus 4,522 additional acres of recreational, instructional, farm, and ranch land. Authorized by the Texas Legislature in 1899 and originally called Southwest Texas State Normal School, Texas State opened its doors in 1903. Over the years, the State Legislature broadened the institution’s scope and changed its name, in succession, to Southwest Texas State Normal College, Southwest Texas State Teachers College, Southwest Texas State College, and Southwest Texas State University. In 2003, the Legislature changed the name to Texas State University-San Marcos, and in 2011 to Texas State University. Each name reflects the university’s growth from a small teacher preparation institution to a major multipur- pose research university. TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT DR. DENISE M. TRAUTH PRESIDENT College of Mount St. Joseph, B. A. The Ohio State University, M.A. The University of Iowa, Ph.D.

Since Denise M. Trauth was named the ninth president of Texas State • Creating and then expanding the Science, Technology, and Advanced University in June 2002, the university has achieved many milestones, Research Park which is a research facility and small business incubator including: that spurs innovations and commercialization by encouraging partnerships between the university and private companies in science, technology, and • Obtaining the status of R2: Doctoral University – Higher Research advanced research. Activity in the Carnegie Classification, the leading framework for • Constructing over 3 million square feet of campus facilities including recognizing and describing higher education in the United States. Bobcat Stadium’s North Side Complex; the Undergraduate Academic • Receiving the designation of Emerging Research University by the Center; the Chautauqua/Gaillardia Housing Complex; the Falls/Sayers Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board. Housing Complex; the Angelina/San Gabriel Housing Complex; the San • Moving to NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision and the Sun Belt Jacinto Residence Hall; the Student Health Center; the Mitte Complex; the Conference. Bobcat Track and Field Stadium; Concho Green; McCoy Hall; the Housing • Increasing the diversity of the student body. The university became a and Residential Life Building; the University Events Center, Bruce and Hispanic-Serving Institution in fall 2010, has the 11th largest Hispanic Gloria Ingram Hall, the Archives and Research Center, and the Performing undergraduate enrollment at U. S. public universities, and is the 14th Arts Center. Facilities on the Round Rock Campus include the Avery Building, largest grantor of bachelor’s degrees to Hispanics; 57 percent of Texas Nursing Building, and Willow Hall. State undergraduate students do not identify as white. • Improving numerous campus buildings including the Bobcat Baseball/ • Increasing enrollment. Texas State is now the 18th largest U. S. public Softball Stadium and all of the historic residence halls in the heart of the university and the fourth largest in Texas by undergraduate enrollment; San Marcos Campus; expanding the Student Recreation Center, the and the university has experienced six straight years of record freshman LBJ Student Center, and the Family and Consumer Sciences Building; classes. and initiating the transformation of the Albert B. Alkek Library into the modern • Quadrupling the size of the university endowment from $36 million in 2002 Learning Commons design. to more than $200 million in 2019. Since 2002, the number of endowed • Expanding curriculum. In the last three years alone, Texas State has launched scholarships has increased by 458, new endowed professorships by 23, 15 new degree programs, including but not limited to: a Ph.D. in Computer and new endowed chairs by 10. Science, a Ph.D. in Applied Anthropology, a Master of Science in Nursing- • Attracting the largest private gift in university history, $20 million from with a major in Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, a Master of Emmett and Miriam McCoy of San Marcos to support the College of Science in Data Analytics and Information Systems, a Master of Science in Business Administration that now bears the couple’s names. Construction Management, a Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences, and a • Creating the PACE Center which is an innovative Personalized Academic Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. and Career Exploration Center that helps freshmen clarify their career goals • Initiating the Common Experience, which is an annual university-wide focus and establish a specific educational plan to achieve those goals. PACE has for classroom discussion, performing arts, exhibitions, invited speakers, been named best in nation, recognized with an Outstanding Institutional and community involvement. This year’s theme is “Dynamics.” Advising Program Award by the National Academic Advising Association. • Establishing a $10 million endowment supporting The Meadows Center • Obtaining a gift of 101 acres of prime land from the Avery Family for the for Water and the Environment through a lead gift of $5 million from The university’s Round Rock Campus. The first building, the Avery Building, Meadows Foundation and matching funds from the Texas Research Incentive opened in 2005; the second, the Nursing Building, opened in 2010; and the Program. third, Willow Hall, opened in 2018. • Receiving a $15 million NASA award for STEM Collaboration between • Expanding The Wittliff Collections, including a permanent education and engineering to support teacher training. exhibition room for the Lonesome Dove Collection, acquisition of the Cormac • Advancing into the top quartile nationally in total Research and Development McCarthy Papers, Sandra Cisneros archives, Edward S. Curtis North Funding according to the National Science Foundation. American Indian photography collection, and the creation of the Texas Music Collection featuring the archives of Jerry Jeff Walker, Willie Nelson, In addition to her university responsibilities, President Trauth is a Ray Benson, and various Tejano Music artists. member of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas’ San Antonio Branch board • Constructing a state-of-the-art Archives and Research Center for the of directors. She is a member and former president of the Austin Area preservation and storage of materials from the Albert B. Alkek Library and Research Organization, is a member of the Philosophical Society of Texas, The Wittliff Collections. and is former President of the Greater San Marcos Partnership. She has • Gaining approval for a Bachelor of Science in nursing, launched by a $6 mil- served on the American Council on Education’s Commission on Women lion gift from the St. David’s Foundation, and now in Higher Education. Currently, President Trauth enrolling 1,800 nursing students per year. is the Vice-Chair of the NCAA Division I Board A Master of Science in nursing program of Directors and is an NCAA Division I Board with a family nurse practitioner major is Representative to the NCAA Board of Governors. supported by an additional $2 million gift from She is also a member of the Sun Belt Conference the Foundation. Subsequently, the Foundation Board of Directors Executive Committee. She has donated $8 million to fund three priorities: served as President of the Sun Belt Conference graduate nursing scholarships and two new MSN Board of Directors and as a member to the NCAA degrees, as well as seed funding for Willow Hall Presidential Forum. on the Round Rock Campus. President Trauth is the recipient of sever- • Creating the Ingram School of Engineering that was made al prestigious awards. She received the Ohtli possible through $9 million in gifts from Bruce and Award from the government of Mexico, the Austin Gloria Ingram, including $4 million for scholarships. Business Journal’s Special Achievement Award, Subsequently, the Ingrams donated another $7 the Girl Scouts’ Women of Distinction Award, the million toward construction of the engineering “Respect” Award for the First Tee Greater Austin and science building, Ingram Hall. In fall 2019, 9 Core Values Awards, and the Greater Austin the School of Engineering launched its fourth Bachelor of Science degree program -- a major in civil John and Chloe Navarrette, San Marcos business leaders, Chamber of Commerce State of Education Austin engineering. philanthropists, and alumni have supported Texas State Human Capital Award. • Constructing a new Performing Arts Center, University since 1987 through generous gifts funding She is married to Dr. John Huffman, profes- launched by an $8 million gift from Patti Strickel scholarships for student-athletes and for students studying sor emeritus at Bowling Green and UNC Charlotte. Harrison. business administration and fine arts and communication. They have a wonderful large family including two • Obtaining major gifts from Jerry D. and Linda They are Texas State Heroes and members of both the daughters, four grandchildren, and three great- Gregg Fields totaling more than $14 million, Founders Society and the Guardian Society. To honor their grandchildren. including more than $9 million to athletics. The philanthropic leadership, the coaches’ offices in the University university honored the Fields with their name on Events Center were named the John and Chloe Navarrette the West Side Complex of Bobcat Stadium. Coaches Offices. TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATION DR. LARRY TEIS DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS TCU, B.B.A. ST. THOMAS UNIVERSITY, M.S. UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO, PH.D.

Dr. Larry Teis is in his 16th year leading Texas State’s Athletics Department and during his tenure, the Bobcats have transitioned to the NCAA Division I FBS level, and won an All-Sports Trophy in two different conferences. Texas State won its first Sun Belt Conference All-Sports Trophy, the Vic Bubas Cup, after winning six overall conference championships in 2018- 19. Texas State also was the runner-up school in each of the four seasons prior to winning the Bubas Cup that year. The Bobcats were in position to challenge for another one when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down intercollegiate athletics last March. The Bubas Cup is the third conference all-sports trophy the Bobcats have won since Teis was named director of athletics. Texas State claimed two Southland Conference Commisioner’s Cups and six SLC women’s all-sports trophies between 2004-11. The Bobcats began their transition to the NCAA Division I FBS Subdivision in 2011. After a one-year membership in the Western Athletic Conference, Texas State joined the Sun Belt in 2013-14 and has won 18 overall conference championships since that time.

SUCCESS IN THE CLASSROOM Since the Bobcats announced they would transition to the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS), 725 student-athletes have earned bachelor’s degrees, and more than 1,700 student-athletes have attained grade point averages of 3.0 or higher. In 2019-20, the men’s golf, women’s golf, soccer and tennis teams were publicly recognized by the NCAA for ranking among the Top 10 percent of their sports with multi-year APR rates for the four-year period ending in 2018-19. It was the 12th consecutive year that women’s tennis team and eighth straight year that the women’s golf team have received public recognition from the NCAA. The men’s golf, men’s and women’s basketball, and soccer teams had their highest-ever APR scores, and the women’s golf and tennis teams equaled their highest scores. Last spring, 56-percent of all Texas State student-athletes had a 3.0 GPA or higher, and 56 student- athletes had a 4.0 GPA.

FACILITY UPGRADES Facility improvements include a redesigned court and new seating in Strahan Arena at the University Events Center, new playing surface for Jim Wacker Field at Bobcat Stadium, new practice courts for the basketball and volleyball teams, and the opening of new Bobcat baseball and softball stadiums. In addition, the Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields West Side Complex and $33 million North Side Complex were added to Bobcat Stadium to increase the seating capacity to 30,000. A new track stadium was built for the 2012-13 season and Texas State’s track and field teams have new coaching offices, locker rooms, weight room and training room in the North End Zone Complex. Renovations at the Bobcat Tennis Complex include covered seating, indoor courts, a refurbished locker room, and a new playing surface. The renovations at the soccer stadium added a locker room, weight and training rooms. The University Events Center opened in 2018-19, increasing seating capacity to nearly 10,000 and adding club seats for Strahan Arena. The increased seating resulted in the men’s and women’s basketball and volleyball teams setting attendance records. The new Events Center added new locker rooms, weight room, offices, academic areas and meeting rooms for men’s and women’s basketball, women’s volleyball, baseball and softball. It added new offices and support spaces for men’s and women’s golf, soccer and tennis as well.

RECORD-SETTING FUNDRAISING Texas State Athletics received its first four, million-dollar gifts since announcing its transition to the FBS. In 2018, El Paso businessman, philanthropist and Texas State Distinguished Alumnus Richard Castro gave a $1 million gift to the university to support scholarships for student-athletes. In 2016, Dan and Cindee Diepenhorst made a $1 million donation to match other philanthropic support for athletics scholarships. Jerry and Linda Fields donated more than $7 million to the program for Bobcat Stadium renovations to include the West Side Complex and Strutter Gallery in 2009 after providing a gift of $100,000 to help fund Texas State’s football season tickets drive for the 2008 season. The first $1 million gift to the department came from Darren B. Casey in 2008. Those donations have combined with record-setting corporate sponsorships. Teis represented the Sun Belt Conference on the NCAA Division I Board of Directors Council, serves on the President’s Council at Texas State and reports directly to President Denise M. Trauth. President Trauth cited leadership skills, experience and values as elements that made him the right fit when she named him Texas State’s eighth director of athletics on March 1, 2004. He enters 2020-21 ranked fifth-longest tenured NCAA Division I Athletic Director according to AthleticDirectorU.com. Teis received the 2005-06 General Sports TURF Systems AD of the Year Division I-AA West Region Award by the National Association of Collegiate Directors of Athletics. In 2007, he was honored by the All-American Football Foundation with the General Robert R. Neyland Outstanding Athletic Director Award. He assumed his current position after serving as associate athletic director for external affairs, and oversaw game management, marketing, promotions, facilities and ticket sales. Teis was the administrator for the men’s and women’s golf, baseball and volleyball teams, as well as the Strutters. In addition, he oversaw the Bobcat Athletic Foundation from 1998-02. A native of Fort Worth, Teis came to Texas State after spending four years as the director of athletic marketing at TCU and three years as the assistant director of New Mexico’s Lobo Club. He holds a bachelor’s degree in marketing from TCU, a master’s in sports administration from St. Thomas University and a doctorate in HPER with an emphasis in sports administration from the University of New Mexico. Teis and his wife, Jana, have two daughters, Taylor and Shelby, and both graduated from Texas State. TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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Dr. Michelle Hamilton Travis Comer Don Coryell Tracy Shoemake Bryan Dean Bryan Miller Kelsey Solis Faculty Represen- Executive Senior Executive Senior Executive Senior Assoc. Athletics Director Assoc. Athletics Director Assoc. Athletics Director tative Associate Athletics Director Associate Athletics Director Associate Athletics Director Business Services Marketing & Promotions NCAA Compliance Development/Administration External Operations Internal Operations/SWA

Jeremy Stolfa Luke Bryant Phillip Fusco Laurie Hindson Rick Poulter Jarren Ramsey Chris Thompson Assoc. Athletics Director Asst. Athletics Asst. Athletics Asst. Athletics Asst. Athletics Asst. Athletics Asst. Athletics Director Facilities & Operations Director Director Director Director Director Facilities & Game Major Gifts Development Director Athletics Sports Info. Director Ticket Operations Operations Academic Center TEXAS STATE UNIVERSITY

The World Famous Texas State Strutters are the largest university dance team in the nation and have been a GIANT Tradition at Texas State University for the past 61 years. The 2020-2021 dance line consists of 111 extremely talented dancers!

Asst. Director: Director: Tammy Fife Selina Flores

Barbara Tidwell founded the Strutters in 1960. Susan Angell-Gonzalez directed the team from 1997-2013. The Strutters are currently directed by Tammy Fife and Selina Flores.

StrutterOfficers: Macey Phillips, Mikayla Pom Leaders: Anding, Jordyn Vogel, Abby Bender, Emily Box, Haley Kendrick, Brynn Bentley, Abby Caroline Cloud, Cartwright, Sloan Ansley, Ceilie Crawford Kate Szkody TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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TEXAS STATE BOBCAT CLUB THANK YOU Texas State Athletics would like to thank the following contributors to the Legacy Suite and the Diepenhorst Champions Club Levels in the Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields Bobcat Stadium West Side Complex. 2020 LEGACY SUITES ABIP CPA Mr. Clifton G. Bradshaw Benny Boyd Auto Group/ The Boyd Family Mr. and Mrs. Shay Bluntzer II Budweiser/ Brown Distributing Mr. and Mrs. John and Chloe Navarrette Century 21 Randall Morris & Associates San Marcos Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Ram/ The Blewett Family Dr. Jerry D. Fields/ J.D. Fields & Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stall Fry Roofing, Inc. TeleNetwork Partners Ltd./ Mr. and Mrs. Anthony & Jill Herrera Mr. and Mrs. Justin Hopkins Texas Regional Bank Hunt & Hunt, Ltd. / The Bowman Family Kappa Sigma

DIEPENHORST CHAMPIONS CLUB SEATS Platinum Section Mr. Jordan D. Berry Dr. Denise M. Trauth and Dr. John L. Huffman Mr. Robert Adamek Chartwells Mr. Thomas C. Holloway Col. Richard E. Vasser and Mrs. Vasser San Marcos Orthopedics Dr. Barbara E. Breier and Lt. Col. John Breier First Lockhart National Bank Drs. Robert D. and Cindy Gratz Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Higdon Frost Bank - San Marcos Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Mason Ken Stoepel Ford Inc. Brad Westmoreland McNabb & Company Real Estate Services CHRISTUS Health Santa Rosa Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Bart Hutton Embassy Suites San Marcos Mr. and Mrs. Brad H. Manos Greater San Marcos Partnership Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Nash, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Pooley II Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Davila III Mr. and Mrs. Justin W. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. Roe Mr. Geoffrey Dupree Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schott Mr. Kenneth Love Mr. and Mrs. John Weisman Mr. and Mrs. Bret D. Floyd Mr. and Mrs. Jose O. Montemayor Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Larry F. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Gary Whittington Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Alston Mr. Ryan L. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Tiemann Mrs. Ashlea E. Ondrusek Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fly Ms. Shelle Brewton Mr. James T. Manning Mr. David R. Kuykendall Mr. Mike Osborne Mr. William J. King Mrs. Lillian Wacker-Hageman Ms. Hilary Ann Rabuse The Honorable Charles E. Amato Embassy Suites San Marcos Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Skonnord Greater San Marcos Partnership Mr. and Mrs. Steven Curry Mr. and Mrs. Allen L. Pooley II Mr. and Mrs. John and Amy Doucet Mr. and Mrs. Justin W. Edmondson Mr. and Mrs. David Rodriguez Mr. Geoffrey Dupree Mr. and Mrs. Ed Longcope Mr. Kenneth Love Mr. Michael R. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Bret D. Floyd Mr. Spencer D. Gourley Mr. and Mrs. Caleb Eubanks Mr. and Mrs. Dan and Karol Diepenhorst Mr. and Mrs. Gary Whittington Mr. Stephen Paulson Mr. and Mrs. Todd M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Miller Mr. Ryan L. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Garcia Mrs. Ashlea E. Ondrusek Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller Ms. Shelle Brewton Mr. Jerry W. Morgan

GOLD SECTION Dr. and Mrs. Gene J. Bourgeois II Dr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Hindson Dr. Debbie Thorne and Dr. Floyd Quinn Dr. Lloyd and Dr. Schmidt H-E-B Store No. 1 - San Marcos Lt. Col. and Mrs. Carter L. Hutson Memory Lawn Memorial Park Mr. & Mrs. Daniel and Sarah Visel Mr. and Mrs. Bill Poston Mr. and Mrs. Brian Frizzell Mr. and Mrs. Dario Olivas Mr. and Mrs. Don Stricklin Mr. and Mrs. John R. Edgar Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Edgar Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Severance Mr. and Mrs. Wendel E. Sundbeck Mr. and Mrs. Will Holder Mr. Andrae L. Turner Mr. Christian Rundberg Mr. Curtis W. Etzel, Sr. TEXAS STATE FOOTBALL YEARBOOK

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TEXAS STATE BOBCAT CLUB DONORS 2020 Bobcat Club Donors (as of 8-20-2020)

PLATINUM LEVEL Mr. and Mrs. Ross King Mr. and Mrs. Justin L. Shaffer Wayne Block Ms. Tracy L. Shoemake Dr. Denise M. Trauth and Dr. John L. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben G. Perez Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kiger Robert Franco Huffman Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark Mr. and Mrs. Kent W. Pope BRONZE LEVEL Ron Carroll Ken Stoepel Ford Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Large, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin K. Meuth Anita Ray Tom Ennis Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sdao Mr. and Mrs. Timothy V. Alston Mr. and Mrs. Kyle F. Harrell Dr. and Mrs. Byron D. Augustin Trinity Landscape & Design Mrs. Margaret P. Stovall Mr. and Mrs. Tom Madden Mr. and Mrs. Lee Doughtie Dr. and Mrs. Lon R. Shell Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Tiemann Mr. and Mrs. Les Davis Dr. and Mrs. Theodore T. Hindson MAROON LEVEL DIAMOND LEVEL Mr. and Mrs. Will Holder Mr. and Mrs. Matt Gonzalez Dr. Margarita M. Arellano and Mr. A Eugenia Wilhite Creeds & Crest Inc. Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fly Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ferris German R. Arellano Damon Boggs Mr. and Mrs. Bart Hutton Mr. Andrae L. Turner Mr. and Mrs. Morris T. Hewitt Drs. Dennis L. and Denise Smart Dr. and Mrs. Bobby Patton Mr. and Mrs. Eric Algoe Mr. James T. Manning Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Rodriguez Dwain Blaschke Dr. and Mrs. Bradley Moody Mr. and Mrs. James Robertson Mr. Jordan D. Berry Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thornton Jeffrey Moffitt Dr. and Mrs. Charles B. Florio Mr. and Mrs. John and Barbie Turner Mr. Kevin Brumley Mr. and Mrs. Raul A. Reyna, Jr. Korzekwa Farms Dr. Howard R. Balanoff Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Severance Mr. Mike Osborne Mr. and Mrs. Roger M. Morgan Lawrence Wheeler Dr. Michelle L. Hamilton Mr. Michael Dunn Mr. Pete Racicot and Ms. Doris Harris Mr. and Mrs. Ron M. Jacoby Lisa Parks Dr. Sue Thompson Mr. Ryan L. Rogers Mr. Randy O. Fitzpatrick Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Rodriguez Matt Lemons Jessica L Hausladen Mr. Robert Adamek Mr. and Mrs. Russell A. Goebel Melissa Jantz Mike Wagner GOLD LEVEL Mr. Sheridan D. Simmond III Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Gregory Mr. and Mrs Donny W. Bagley Mr. & Mrs. Imad and Ellen Salem Ms. Catherine Supple Mr. Steven Whigham and Ms. Kelli L. Mr. and Mrs. Sid R. Ferrales Mr. and Mrs. Adam K. Woods Mr. & Mrs. Troy and Stacy Vancil Col. Richard E. Vasser and Mrs. Vasser McNair-Whigham Mr. and Mrs. Terence L. Parker Mr. and Mrs. Bill R. Haley Mr. Alexander D. Hausladen Dr. and Mrs. Gary W. Beall Mr. Tim O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Seargeant Mr. and Mrs. Blair Hartley Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Deleon, Jr. Dr. and Mrs. Gene J. Bourgeois II Mr. Zach Howard and Ms. Kristin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Shewan Mr. and Mrs. Brent and Sue Cox Mr. and Mrs. Brant D. Freeman Dr. and Mrs. Jaime Chahin Scholer Mr. and Mrs. Travis L. Comer Mr. and Mrs. Brian Armbruster Mr. and Mrs. Brian and Kelsey Solis Dr. and Mrs. John J. Beck, Jr. Mrs. Lillian Wacker-Hageman Mr. and Mrs. Trenton C. Burk Mr. and Mrs. Christian L. Goedde Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Mueller Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence B. Teis, Jr. Ms. Amy D. Perry Mr. and Mrs. Tyler R. Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Christopher L. Abbitt Mr. and Mrs. Bryan K. Miller Dr. and Mrs. Randy Cook Ms. Julianna Di Napoli Mr. and Mrs. William Spiller Mr. and Mrs. Craig Phillips Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Sanchez Dr. and Mrs. Rusty Phillips Ms. Kim L. Farlow and Mrs. Bettylee Mr. Andrew E. Hernandez Mr. and Mrs. Curtis W. Thurman Mr. and Mrs. Derek J. Fowler Dr. Debbie Thorne and Dr. Floyd Quinn Farlow Mr. Bobby C. Harraid, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Mosley Mr. and Mrs. Donald B. Coryell Dr. Gloria Ingram Ms. Meghan E. Johnson Mr. Brock R. Hoffman Mr. and Mrs. Denney L. James Mr. and Mrs. Doug L. Hester Drs. Robert D. and Cindy Gratz Regent Coach Line, Ltd. Mr. Carl Dase Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine W. Schoppe Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Cox Elizabeth Tuttle R-N-R Auto Glass Mr. Charles A. Klinar Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Howell Mr. and Mrs. Guy Speck Frost Bank - San Marcos San Marcos Orthopedics Mr. Christian Rundberg Mr. and Mrs. Gary W. Rush Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ortiz James Forbes The Honorable Charles E. Amato Mr. Christopher M. O’Connor Mr. and Mrs. George W. Gilbert Mr. and Mrs. Randall B. McBeth Jeanne Caillouet Mr. Cole Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Steven McCullough Jeff Lackie SILVER LEVEL Mr. Craig Tilton Mr. and Mrs. Jeremy G. Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dickson Jennifer Vega Ms. Amanda Harrison Mr. Curtis W. Etzel, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Siptak Mr. Barry K. Woitena Jo Cavanaugh Col. Paul R. Ackerley Mr. David E. Pritchard Mr. and Mrs. Joshua T. Brake Mr. Bryan Dean Lt. Col. and Mrs. Carter L. Hutson Dallis Warren Mr. David P. Styra Mr. and Mrs. Keith A. Garcia Mr. Christopher R. Thompson McNabb & Company Real Estate Dr. and Mrs. Bob Davis Mr. Ed Boney Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Frels Mr. Donald Childs Services Dr. and Mrs. Kyle R. Glaser Mr. Gerald Hill Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Feist Mr. Jarren Ramsey Mr. & Mrs. Deryck and Jodi Zellner Dr. and Mrs. Robert A. Northcutt Mr. James E. Hudson Mr. and Mrs. Lon A. Shell Mr. Jeffrey D. Bartula Mr. and Mrs. Aaron J. Willis Dr. Barbara E. Breier and Lt. Col. John Mr. James F. McKibben, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Legan Mr. Kevin Pata Mr. and Mrs. Alton E. Gattis Breier Mr. Jeff Frnka Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Dorsey Mr. Luis Garza Mr. and Mrs. Barry N. Fealy Dr. Denise Blan and Dr. Dick G. Boehm Mr. Jeffrey A. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fleming Mr. Matthew B. Brewer Mr. and Mrs. Bill Poston Dr. Joanne H. Smith and Mr. James Mr. John P. Haase Mr. and Mrs. Noah G. Marburger Mr. Mike Worels and Ms. Linda Mr. and Mrs. Brad H. Manos E. Smith Mr. Jonathan P. Rudd Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Muzquiz Arredondo Mr. and Mrs. Brandon W. Beversdorf Drs. Michael and Barbara L. Sanders Mr. Joseph E. Castillo Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. McHale Mr. Nick A. Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Brian Frizzell Grant J Pope Mr. Joseph R. Silvernail Mr. and Mrs. Rodney J. Unruh Mr. Paul De La Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Casey D. Loerwald H2O Tree Store Mr. Les Edwards, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald and Alberta Birk Mr. Philip Fusco Mr. and Mrs. Chris L. Boening Impressions Mr. Marc Lanam Mr. and Mrs. Rusty Kasmiersky Mr. Richard McEntee Mr. and Mrs. Christopher J. Jurica James Moore Mr. Ragan T. Neal Mr. and Mrs. Ryan Knuppel Mr. Steve Koreivo Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Payne Joe McBride Mr. Raphael C. Thorn Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pier Mr. Steven Bradley Mr. and Mrs. Damon L. Parker Linda Burkhardt Mr. Rick R. Reyna Mr. and Mrs. Scott K. Anderson Mr. Timothy W. Booker Mr. and Mrs. Don Fry, Sr. Memory Lawn Memorial Park Mr. Roberto D. Montelongo Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hudson Ms. Erica Szpynda Mr. and Mrs. Don Stricklin Michael Russett Mr. Rodney G. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Wendel E. Sundbeck Ms. Jocelyn Stephens Mr. and Mrs. Doran D. Peters Mr. & Mrs. Alex and Jennifer Wen- Mr. Scott Heitmeier Mr. Craig Coggins Zachary Rittle Mr. and Mrs. Eduardo Galvan deborn Mr. Stephen Traeger Mr. Dan Quinn Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pelczar Mr. & Mrs. Daniel and Sarah Visel Mr. Terry King Mr. Dwight R. Batch CONTRIBUTORS Mr. and Mrs. Gene E. Roe Mr. & Mrs. Heath and Lindsay Yanko Mr. Theodore R. Acuna Mr. Eric W. Batch Ben Horny Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McCullough Mr. and Mrs. Aaron M. Pridgeon Mr. Tim P. Darilek and Ms. Deborah Mr. Gary Duncan Cierah E. Garcia Mr. and Mrs. Jason Dixon Mr. and Mrs. Adolfo Prado Jamail Mr. John Hudson and Ms. Brenda Porter Daniela Alvarez Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Adrian D. Martinez Mrs. Corky Whisenant Mr. Joseph Burris Diego Perez Mr. and Mrs. John C. Ferrari Mr. and Mrs. Amos C. McDonald Mrs. Johanna Gibson Mr. Michael B. White Johnathan M Ashe-Harper Mr. and Mrs. John Navarrette Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gleeson Mrs. June Chrans Mr. Phil Russell Karl Schoening Mr. and Mrs. John R. Edgar Mr. and Mrs. Bob J. Goss Ms. Lisa Chrans Mr. Ray L. Wilson, Jr. Michelle Wylie Mr. and Mrs. John R. Schott Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Nash, Jr. Mrs. MaryAnn Hollingsworth Mr. Robert Fief Mr. and Mrs. James Pittman Mr. and Mrs. John Weisman Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bierstedt Mrs. Stephanie Mingarelli Mr. Ron Reininger Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Tomasovic Mr. and Mrs. Jose O. Montemayor Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Davila III Mrs. Teresa H. Koch Mr. Ross I. Doctoroff Ms. Lucille M. Caraway Mr. and Mrs. Justin M. Fohn Mr. and Mrs. Dario Olivas Ms. Carmen M. McMillen Mr. Sean M. Fleming Ms. Rosina Rodriguez Mr. and Mrs. Keith Stroman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis B. Colvin Ms. Ellen Wright Mr. Thomas C. Holloway Peter Garza Mr. and Mrs. Ken Huewitt Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Engel Ms. Helen M. Havelka Mr. Tom Miller Tallen Parker Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Lieke, Jr. Ms. Marta K. Moore Mr. Tony Moreno III Mr. and Mrs. Larry F. Wright Mr. and Mrs. Fred A. Rothert Ms. Melinda A. Hieber Mr. William J. King STUDENT BOBCAT CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. Stein Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leroy Ms. Sundy Fryrear Mrs. Susan M. Yeargan Abigail Demouy Mr. and Mrs. Marco A. Benavides, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Hild Scott Hollingsworth Mrs. Sylvia Beatty Caleigh Hill Mr. and Mrs. Mark A. Mehrens Mr. and Mrs. Greg Campbell Sustainable Innovations LLC Ms. Ashley N. Bourne Celina Cruz Mr. and Mrs. Matthew A. Edgar Mr. and Mrs. James A. Keller Tanya Williams Ms. Glenda G. Eilers Dylan Najvar Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Worley Mr. and Mrs. James C. Nicola Terence Carter Ms. Karen Chisum Hannah Muniga Mr. and Mrs. Michael Block Mr. and Mrs. James D. Sterner II Teresa Lebas Ms. Kathi Conner Jahne Zachary Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Graham Mr. and Mrs. Jason E. Carstens The Honorable Thomas E. Ratliff and Ms. Lynn R. Buehler Lyanna Lucas Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gowens Mr. and Mrs. Jim De La Cruz Mrs. Ratliff Ms. Suzanne Fox Mr. Kyle Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Petitt Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy R. Fife, Jr. The Yarbrough Agency Ms. Tracy J. Harris-Buxkemper and Mr. Ms. Jordyn Peck Mr. and Mrs. Rob Hamon Mr. and Mrs. Josh Langhorst Tracy Stiba Alan Buxkemper