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Football Schedule Linebacker Chris Bermond 2013 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Linebacker Nick Scelfo 8/31 • 3 pm • Oregon Tight End Eugene, OR 9/7 • 6 pm • Western Michigan Kalamazoo, MI 9/14 • 6 pm • Louisiana-Lafayette Lafayette, LA 9/21 • 6 pm • Langston Marcus Washington Thibodaux, LA Running Back 9/28 • 6 pm • Arkansas Tech Thibodaux, LA 10/12 • 3 pm • Northwestern State Thibodaux, LA 10/19 • 3 pm • Stephen F. Austin University Nacogdoches, TX 2013 10/26 • 3 pm • McNeese State Thibodaux, LA 11/2 • 6 pm • Lamar Beaumont, TX 11/9 • 2 pm • Sam Houston State University Huntsville, TX NichollsFOOTBALL 11/16 • 3 pm • Central Arkansas Thibodaux, LA 11/21 • 6 pm • Southeastern Louisiana Hammond, LA geauxcolonels.com Table of Contents 2013 OUTLOOK SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE Quick Facts......................................2 Southland Bio ................................49 Season Outlook ...............................3 Members/Map................................50 Position Breakdown .........................4 All-Time Standings ........................52 Depth Chart .....................................7 2012 Stats .....................................53 Roster ..............................................8 2013 Opponents ............................10 HISTORY All-Time Series Records ................55 PLAYERS Individual Records .........................58 Biographies....................................13 Team Records ...............................60 Season Leaders ............................61 Career Leaders..............................63 COACHES Accolades ......................................64 Head Coach Charlie Stubbs ..........31 Colonels Drafted ............................66 Chuck Hepola ................................33 All-Time Letterwinners ...................67 Jeremy Atwell ................................34 All-Time Results ............................71 Steve Adams .................................35 Postseason Results .......................76 Justin Anderson .............................36 Freddie Banks ...............................37 Matt Clark ......................................38 NICHOLLS Brandon Nowlin .............................39 This is Nicholls...............................78 Brandon Washington .....................40 President/Athletic Director .............79 Mike Walker/All-Time Asst. ............41 Athletic Administration ...................80 Athletic Trainers/ Coaches.............81 John L. Guidry Stadium .................82 2012 REVIEW Hall of Fame ..................................83 Game-by-Game .............................42 Results/Honors ..............................45 2013 Media Guide Credits Statistics ........................................46 MEDIA The 2013 Nicholls State University football Media Information ..........................84 media guide was produced by the Nicholls Office Restaurant & Hotel ........................87 of Media Relations for Athletics to assist media Directions/ Map..............................88 members in their coverage of Colonel football. Should you need any additional information regarding football, please contact Jamie Bustos, assistant director of media relations, at (985) 448- 4281. The 2013 Nicholls State University football media guide was written, edited, and researched by the Nicholls Office of Media Relations for Athletics. Layout and design provided by Jerad David, assistant director of University Printing and Design Services. Also special thanks to opposing SID offices for their assistance and members of the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff’s Office for all their hard work and dedication. Photography is accredited to Misty McElroy, University Photojournalist, Louis Talbot and Zack Carlton. Special thanks to the NFL teams who also provided photos. WWW.GEAUXCOLONELS.COM 1 Quick Facts Quick Facts Athletic Media Relations Location: .................................................................................Thibodaux, La. 70301 Asst. Director of Media Relations/FB Contact: ...................................Jamie Bustos Enrollment: ......................................................................................................6,088 Office Number: ................................................................................(985) 448-4281 Founded: ..........................................................................................................1948 Cell Phone: ......................................................................................(419) 786-0415 Nickname:....................................................................................................Colonels Sports Information Fax Number: ....................................................(985) 448-4814 Colors: ............................................................................................... Red and Gray Email Address:................................................................jamie.bustos@nicholls.edu Conference ...............................................................Southland Conference (I-FCS) Alternate Email Address: .................................................... [email protected] Interim President: ......................................................Larry T. Howell (Nicholls, ’72) Director of Media Relations: ............................................................... Clyde Verdin Athletics Director: ...............................................Rob Bernardi (Cal-Northridge ’83) Assistant Athletic Director for Communications .............................Mike Wagenheim Associate AD/SWA: ......................................DoBee Plaisance (Southern Miss ’86) Volunteer Assistant: ..................................................................Gerard Waguespack Athletic Department Phone:..............................................................(985) 448-4794 Football Press Box Number:............................................................ (985) 448-4845 Ticket Office Phone: ........................................................................(985) 448-4790 Nicholls Athletics Website: ................................................ www.geauxcolonels.com Standard Mailing Address:.............................P.O. Box 2032, Thibodaux, La. 70310 Staff Information Overnight Mailing Address: .......906 East First Street, Highway 1, Thibodaux, La., 70310 Head Coach:....................................Charlie Stubbs (Brigham Young University ‘78) Stubbs at Nicholls: ......................................................................... 6-27/4th Season Noteworthy Offensive Starters Stubbs Overall: ................................................................................................ Same Abasi Salimu (OL;6-5;290;Sr.) Stubbs’ Office Phone: .......................................................................(985) 448-4802 Nick Scelfo (TE;6-4;235;Jr.) Best Time to Reach Stubbs: .................Through SID, Weekly SLC Conference Call Marcus Washington (RB;5-11;214;Sr.) Offensive Coord./Quarterbacks: ..... Charlie Stubbs (Brigham Young University ’78) Assoc. Head Coach/RB/Recruiting:.............................Chuck Hepola (Evangel, ‘91) Noteworthy Defensive Starters Asst. Head Coach/Defensive Coord./LB: .....Jeremy Atwell (SE Missouri State, ‘99) Chris Bermond (LB;6-1;245;Sr.) Special Teams/Safeties: ................................Steve Adams (Western Kentucky ’00) T.J. Lumar (DB;6-0;195;Sr.) Wide Receivers: ........................... Justin Anderson (Brigham Young University ’02) Siegan Vergenal (DB;6-0;205;Sr.) Cornerbacks: ............................................Freddie Banks (North Dakota State, ‘10) Offensive Line: ...............................................Matt Clark (Western Washington, ‘08) Noteworthy Specialist Starters Tight Ends: .....................................................................Brandon Nowlin (LSU, ‘04) Andrew Dolan (K;6-1;185;Sr.) Defensive Line: ....................................................... Brandon Washington (LSU, ‘11) Head Athletic Trainer: ........................................... Krista Bayers (Fresno State ’08) Strength and Conditioning: ................................................... Ryan Dupre (LSU ‘10) Returning Statistical Leaders Rushing G Att. Yards Avg. TD 1. Marcus Washington 10 116 598 5.2 6 2. Tuskani Figaro 3 29 208 7.2 3 Team Information 2012 Overall Record:........................................................................................ 1-10 Passing G Comp. Att. Pct. Yards Int. TD 2012 Southland Conference Record: ................................................................ 0-7 1. Landry Klann 11 176 310 56.8 2049 14 8 2012 Home Record: .......................................................................................... 1-3 2. Beaux Hebert 4 23 37 62.2 315 2 1 2012 Road Record: ........................................................................................... 0-7 Letterwinners Returning: ..........................57 (32 offense, 22 defense, 3 specialist) Receiving G Rec. Yards Avg. Avg/G TD Letterwinners Lost: .....................................22 (8 offense, 12 defense, 2 specialist) 1. Marcus Washington 10 25 167 6.7 16.7 0 Offensive Starters Returning: .................................................................................9 2. Josh Hanberry 10 22 308 14.0 30.8 0 Offensive Starters Lost: ...........................................................................................2 Tackles G Solo Assist Tot. Int. TFL/Yards Defensive Starters Returning: ................................................................................8
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