Sam Houston State

2 FCS CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES • 6 SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS • 9 FCS PLAYOFF APPEARANCES

SAM HOUSTON STATE

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6 GAME

vs ABILENE CHRISTIAN DATE: Oct. 15, 2016 TIME: 3:00 p.m. WHERE: Huntsville, Texas STADIUM: Bowers Stadium (12,593)

WHERE TO WATCH

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2016 BEARKAT SCHEDULE SEPT. 3 OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE Sept. 17 Lamar * Sept. 24 Houston Baptist * Oct. 1 Stephen F. Austin ^* Oct. 8 Incarnate Word * OCT. 15 ABILENE CHRISTIAN * Oct. 22 Nicholls * OCT. 29 TEXAS SOUTHERN NOV. 5 McNEESE STATE* Nov. 12 Northwestern State * NOV. 19 CENTRAL ARKANSAS* ^ NRG Stadium (Houston) * Southland Conference game

HUNTSVILLE Beaumont Houston Houston San Antonio HUNTSVILLE Thibodaux, La. HUNTSVILLE HUNTSVILLE Natchitoches, La. HUNTSVILLE

W, 59-21 W, 44-31 W, 52-16 W, 63-28 W, 63-48 3 p.m. 3 p.m. 6 p.m. TBA 6 p.m. TBA

THE LAST TIME OUT Corey Avery rushed for 212 yards and four touchdowns and the No. 2 Sam Houston State Bearkats held off Incarnate Word, 63-48, on Saturday night at Benson Stadium. UIW (1-5, 1-3 SLC) tied things up at 21-21 late in the second quarter, but the Bearkats (5-0, 4-0 SLC) scored on their next three possessions and eventually opened things up with a 21-point third quarter. Jeremiah Briscoe connected with three different receivers for four scores, finishing with 203 yards on 14-for-20 passing on the night without an interception. In all the Bearkats racked up 508 yards of offense on the night, including a season-high 305 yards on the ground.

ALL-TIME FACTS

Total Games Played........................................................................999 All-Time Record.................................... Won 503 Lost 460 Tied 36 NCAA Division I Record........................Won 200 Lost 152 Tied 3 Southland Conference Record............ Won 105 Lost 90 Tied 1 SLC Championships..........1991, 2001, 2004, 2011, 2012, 2014 FCS Playofs..................................................1986, 1991, 2001, 2004, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015

NINE FCS PLAYOFF APPEARANCES

No. 2 SAM HOUSTON STATE BEARKATS OVERALL: 5-0 SOUTHLAND: 4-0

ABILENE CHRISTIAN WILDCATS OVERALL: 0-6 SOUTHLAND: 0-4

Location..............................................Huntsville, Texas Enrollment......................................................... 20,181 Stadium................................................Elliott T. Bowers Capacity...................................... 12,593 / Artificial Turf Colors...................................................Orange & White Head Coach................................................ K. C. Keeler Alma Mater........................................... Delaware, 1981 Ovearall Record...............................................201-82-1 Record at SHSU.....................................................27-9

Location: ..............................................Abilene, Texas Enrollment..........................................................4,500 Stadium......................................................... Shotwell Capacity ..........................................................15,075 Colors...................................................Purple & White Head Coach..............................................Ken Collums Alma Mater .............................. Central Arkansas, 1995 Ovearll Record................................................... 22-29 Record at ACU....................................................Same

TEAM STATS Points per game.....................................................56.2 Yards per game....................................................611.8 Yards passing per game........................................354.2 Yards rushing per game........................................ 257.6 Points allowed per game.........................................28.8 Yards allowed per game........................................413.2

TEAM STATS Points per game....................................................27.3 Yards per game...................................................408.3 Yards passing per game.......................................274.5 Yards rushing per game.......................................133.8 Points allowed per game....................................... 42.7 Yards allowed per game.......................................531.8

INDIVIDUAL OFFENSIVE LEADERS Rushing..................................... Corey Avery, 118.2 ypg Rushing............................... Jeremiah Briscoe, 335.2ypg Receiving..................................Yedidiah Louis, 91.4 ypg

INDIVIDUAL OFFENSIVE LEADERS Passing.......................................... Adrian Duncan, 48.2 Rushing.......................................... Dallas Sealey, 272.0 Receiving...............................................D.J. Fuller, 52.8

LAST WEEK’S LEFTOVERS

- With 63 points on Saturday, the Bearkats have now scored the most points thru five games in SHSU history (281). The previous record was 258 set by the 2013 squad. - Saturday’s game also marks the first time in program history the Bearkats have ever scored 60 or more points in consecutive games. - Jaylen Harris broke off three kickoff returns of at least 40 yards against the Cardinals and finished with 164 kickoff return yards, the 4th most kickoff return yards in school history. - Corey Avery has been outstanding since joining the Bearkats, but Saturday may have been his best game yet. The junior from Dallas Carter went for 212 yards on the ground against the Cardinals, averaging 12.5 yards per carry to go with four touchdowns. He now needs just 44 more yards to become the 12th Kat to reach 2,000 rushing yards for his career and ranks 13th on the all-time list. - It was the ninth time in program history a player has scored four touchdowns in a single game and just the seventh time with four scores on the ground. Additionally it was the 15th 200-yard rushing game ever at SHSU and his four touchdowns ties him with Brian Bell for sixth all-time at SHSU with 23 rushing touchdowns. - Linebacker Justin Johnson turned in 17 total tackles against UIW, the 11th most ever in a single game at SHSU.

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BROADCAST INFORMATION

Saturday’s game at Incarnate Word will be broadcast on ESPN3 with Randy McIlvoy (play-by-play) and John Harris (color) on the call. Danielle Martin will cover the game from the sidelines. Since the 2011 season, Sam Houston State football games have been broadcast 59 times regionally and/or nationally. The Bearkats are 41-18 in those telecasts. Kooter Roberson and Leroy Wilkinson will call the game locally on KSAM 101.7 FM.

FCS NATIONAL POLLS STATS FCS POLL

NCAA COACHES POLL

1 North Dakota State (160) 2 Sam Houston State 3 Jacksonville State 4 Eastern Washington 5 Chattanooga 6 Richmond 7 James Madison 8 The Citadel 9 Charleston Southern 10 Montana 11 South Dakota State 12 Western Illinois 13 Villanova 14 Youngstown State 15 North Carolina A&T 16 Coastal Carolina 17 Albany 18 Eastern Illinois 19 Cal Poly 20 Harvard 21 Northern Iowa 22 North Dakota 23 Central Arkansas 24 Samford 25 Grambling State

1 North Dakota State (26) 2 Sam Houston State 3 Chattanooga 4 Jacksonville State 5 Eastern Washington 6 James Madison 7 Richmond 8 Charleston Southern 9 The Citadel 10 Montana 11 Villanova 12 Youngstown State 13 Western Illinois 14 South Dakota State 15 Harvard 16 North Carolina A&T 17 Eastern Illinois 18 North Dakota 19 Albany 20 Cal Poly 21 Northern Iowa 22 Central Arkansas 23 Grambling State 24 Samford 25 New Hampshire

GAME NOTES

For the third consecutive week, Sam Houston State checked in as the second-ranked team nationally, that coming after a 63-48 win at Incarnate Word. The Bearkats (5-0) maintained their No. 2 ranking in the STATS FCS Top 25, trailing unanimous top-ranked North Dakota State (5-0), who knocked off Missouri State. In the FCS Coaches Poll, Sam Houston also remained at No. 2 behind the Bison.

KATS AMONG WINNINGEST TEAMS SINCE 2011

Since the 2011 season which saw Sam Houston State make a run to the FCS Championship game, the Bearkats have managed to sustain their success. The Kats, along with North Dakota State are one of only two FCS teams with at least 60 wins since 2011. They have also been one of the most successful in all of Division I football. Here’s a listing of where the Bearkats rank in wins since the 2011 season:

BEST RECORD SINCE 2011 IN FCS

MOST WINS SINCE 2011 IN D-1

North Dakota State Sam Houston State Jacksonville State Coastal Carolina

North Dakota State 76 Alabama 68 Florida State 61 Clemson 62 Ohio State 61 Sam Houston State 61 Oregon 57

76-5 61-19 52-18 51-20

The Bison are undefeated (20-0) in FCS post-season play the last five seasons while the Kats stand 13-5 with two trips to the finals and reaching the semifinals two other times. With a 16-10 overall record in the post-season, Sam Houston ranks third all-time in playoff winning pct. (.615) and seventh in total wins among current NCAA FCS programs.

DON’T BLINK

It is strongly suggested that you have your eyes on the field at the start of each Bearkat game, because if you don’t, then you’re probably goint to miss a lot. The Kats have dominated the first half of games this season, outscoring its opponents 105-24 in the first quarter and 176-51 in the first half. On Saturday at UIW the Bearkats just five plays and 1:06 off the clock to put its first score in the end zone, and only ran three total plays on its next two scoring drives in the opening quarter. In all, the Kats led 21-7 over the Cardinals after the first quarter, racking up 201 yards on just 10 plays.

BEARKATS SETTING STANDARD OFFENSIVELY IN 2016

The Bearkats continued their surge offensively, closing the week ranked first in total offense (632.7 yards per game), first in scoring offense (51.7 points per game), second in passing offense (376.7 yards per game) and eighth in rushing offense (256.0 yards per game). Quarterback Jeremiah Briscoe is also second nationally with 345 passing yards per game. Remus Bulmer ranks first in the country with an average of 8.00 yards per carry. Wide receiver Derrick Dick is fourth nationally with 25.83 yards per catch.

BRISCOE NAMED TO FCS OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR WATCH LIST

Sam Houston quarterback Jeremiah Briscoe was added to the STATS FCS Offensive Player of the Year watch list last week after his performance vs Stephen F. Austin. The junior from Houston’s Stratford High School was on the preseaon watch list after passing for 1,012 yards and eight touchdowns during Sam Houston’s four games in the NCAA Division I Championships playoffs a year ago. Splitting time at quarterback in 2015, Briscoe ranked seventh in the Southland with 134.5 yards per game in the air, also throwing 14 touchdowns during the season. Currently he ranks fourth in the nation in passing yards and is second with 23 touchdown passes.

BEARKAT STREAKS

- Quarterback Jeremiah Briscoe completed 14 of his 20 attempts against the Cardinals for four scores and no interceptions, marking his third straight game without an interception. His last pick came in the fourth quarter against Lamar and he will enter next week’s game against Abilene Christian with a streak of 108 pass attempts without an interception. - Kicker Luc Swimberghe connected on all nine of his PAT tries against UIW and has now converted on 123 consecutive point-after tries. His last miss came on Sept. 27, 2014 at Lamar and he is now 213 for 217 in his Bearkat career.

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2016 SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSIT Y FOOTBALL GAME NOTES SOUTHLAND STANDINGS HALL, BRISCOE EARN NATIONAL WEEKLY ACCOLADES SCHOOL Sam Houston St. Central Arkansas Nicholls Lamar Southeastern La. Stephen F. Austin McNeese State Houston Baptist UIW Northwestern St. Abilene Christian

SLC OVERALL 4-0 5-0 3-0 4-1 2-1 2-3 2-1 2-3 2-1 2-3 2-2 3-3 2-2 3-3 1-2 2-3 1-3 1-5 0-3 1-4 0-4 0-6

SOUTHLAND SCHEDULE

Saturday, Oct. 15 Abilene Christian at Sam Houston State 3 p.m. // Huntsville, Texas TV: ESPN3 Central Arkansas at McNeese State 6 p.m. // Lake Charles, La. Nicholls at Houston Baptist 7 p.m. // Houston, Texas TV: Fox Sports Go Southeastern La. at Stephen F. Austin 3 p.m. // Nacogdoches, Texas Northwestern State at Lamar 6 p.m. // Beaumont, Texas TV: ESPN3

TOP FCS PLAYOFF RECORDS LAST FIVE YEARS

SINCE 2011 NCAA DIVISION I FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIPS Team Years W-L North Dakota State 5 20-0 SAM HOUSTON 5 13-6 New Hampshire 5 5-5 Jacksonville State 3 6-3 Eastern Washington 3 5-3 Illinois State 3 5-3

BEARKAT BREAKDOWN

2015 Season Record..................... Won 11, Lost 4 Conference Record/Finish......................7-2 / 2nd Lettermen Returning / Lost.......................49 / 29 23 Off., 21 Def., 5 specialists returning Starters Returning / Lost............................ 21 / 4 6 Off., 8 Def., 2 specialists returning Basic Offense..........................................Multiple Basic Defense.........................................Multiple

Sam Houston has had a pair of individuals thrust into the national spotlight in the first six weeks of 2016. Both quarterback Jeremiah Briscoe and defensive end P.J. Hall have earned national player of the week honors, most recently being Briscoe after his 438-yard, 7-touchdown performance vs Stephen F. Austin on Oct. 1. That effort earned him not only Southland Conference Offensive Player of the Week honors, but also national player of the week honors from STATS FCS and CFPA. Meanwhile, Hall was named both the Southland Conference and STATS FCS National Defensive Player of the Week on Sept. 19 after his performance at Lamar. The junior recorded nine tackles and 4.5 tackles for loss while the Bearkats clamped down the potent Lamar offense in a 44-31 win. Hall has since raised his school record for tackles for loss to 54. The Seguin product also applied the pressure in the end zone on quarterback Andrew Allen that resulted in an intentional grounding call for a safety.

KATS CAPTURE 500TH PROGRAM WIN

The Bearkats picked up the program’s 500th all-time win on Sept. 17 at Lamar, with the program now standing at 503-460-36 all-time entering Saturday against Abilene Christian. The Bearkats also captured their 200th NCAA Division I victory in its win at UIW and will play their 1,000th game in team history against Abilene Christian on Saturday.

KEELER REACHES 200-WIN PLATEAU

Head coach K.C. Keeler captured his 200th career victory on Oct. 1 against SFA. The third-year Sam Houston head man is 201-86-1 and is in his 23rd year of coaching. Only 75 other coaches have ever reached the milestone and just 14 are currently active coaches. He has put up 12 10-win seasons entering 2016 and with five more wins this Bearkat squad would give him his 13th season of reaching double-digit wins. He is the ninth-fastest coach to reach the 200-win mark in the history of college football, and also the 12th youngest to reach the plateau.

OVERWHELMING SOUTHLAND CONFERENCE FAVORITES

The Bearkats, coming off an 11-4 season and a run to the national semifinals, were picked as the favorite in the Southland Conference as voted on by the league’s coaches and sports information directors. Sam Houston received eight first-place votes and 99 points total in the coaches poll as well as 99 points in the SID poll. The Bearkats led all conference institutions with 14 preseason allconference selections, including seven first-team honorees.

HALL, AVERY NAMED PRESEASON ALL-AMERICA

Sam Houston State defensive end P.J. Hall and running back Corey Avery were tabbed as STATS FCS First-Team Preseason All-America and Third-Team Preseason All-America respectively, the publication announced before the season. Hall is a two-time All-Southland first teamer and is the program’s all-time leader in tackles for loss (54 for 205 yards) and is second all-time at SHSU in career sacks (23). Avery rushed for 1,483 yards a year ago, the third highest single season total in program history, doing so on just 194 touches. The Dallas native currently leads SHSU with 476 yards, an average of 118.2 yards per game, on the ground and eight touchdowns.

LOOKING FOR THE ‘LAST 10 PERCENT’ IN 2016

Sam Houston State head coach K.C. Keeler believes his program has what it takes to win the national championship this season. In fact, the third-year man believes his program is just 10 percent away from the program’s first national title. The Bearkats advanced to the NCAA Division I Championship game in 2011 and 2012, falling both times to five-time defending champion North Dakota State. Sam Houston is one of only three FCS teams to earn NCAA playoff berths each of the last five seasons and is only one of eight football programs to appear in consecutive NCAA Division I Football Championship games in the event’s 36-year history. In total, 11 of Sam Houston’s 16 post-season victories have come over Top-10 ranked opponents. The Kats defeated five Top 10 opponents to reach the FCS semifinals in 2014 and 2015.

NEW FIELD TURF GRACES BOWERS STADIUM

After receiving a brand new scoreboard before the start of the 2015 football season, the Bearkats ran out onto a brand new turf field when they began the 2016 season against Oklahoma Panhandle State on Sept. 3. The replacement of Bowers Stadium’s old surface, which was installed in 2007 includes a new AstroTurf 3D3-60 field, the same turf installed at Don Sanders Stadium last fall. It features inlaid letters “Sam Houston” and “Bearkats” in the end zones and inlaid Southland Conference logos and Sam Houston paw print logos on the field, as well as colored end zones and field border.

NINE FCS PLAYOFF APPEARANCES

1986 • 1991 • 2001 • 2004 • 2011 • 2012 • 2013 • 2014 • 2015

2016 SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSIT Y FOOTBALL ALL-TIME SERIES vs ABILENE CHRISTIAN BEARKAT CAREER TOTALS OVERALL: ACU leads 9-12-1 IN HUNTSVILLE: IN ABILENE: NEUTRAL:

ACU leads 7-5 ACU leads 4-3 ACU leads 1-0-1

LAST 10 MEETINGS YEAR H/A/N RESULT 2015 A W 2014 H W 1984 A W 1983 H L 1982 A L 1981 H L 1980 A W 1979 H L 1978 A L 1977 H L

SCORE 49-21 38-21 10-6 27-20 36-10 27-13 17-14 31-14 34-10 41-18

LOCATION Abilene Huntsville Abilene Huntsville Abilene Huntsville Abilene Huntsville Abilene Huntsville

30-PLUS SEASONS AT BOWERS

During Sam Houston’s 100th season of football in 2015, the Bearkats also played their 30th year at Elliott T. Bowers Stadium. Sam Houston owns a 123-44-1 record on the turf at Bowers. The Bearkats have gone 35-2 in their last 37 appearances at home. Known as Bearkat Stadium when the facility opened on Sept 13, 1986, with a 23-6 victory over Montana State, the named was changed in 1989 to honor Dr. Elliott T. Bowers upon his retirement as Sam Houston State University president. The Kats won their first 13 games at Bowers and have posted undefeated home seasons in 1986, 1987, 1990, 1992, 2001, 2004, 2011, 2012 and 2013.

BOWERS STADIUM FACTS

GAME NOTES

JEREMIAH BRISCOE YEDIDIAH LOUIS Rushing Att Yds TD Long Receiving Att Yds TD Long 2014% 9 29 0 9 2014 71 803 1 48 2015 29 52 0 11 2015 71 994 7 63 2016 9 -3 1 8 2016 30 457 4 48 SHSU Total 38 29 1 11 Total 172 2,254 12 63 Total 47 78 1 11 P. J. HALL Passing Com Att Int Yds TD Defense TFL Yds Sacks Yds 2014% 17 47 4 361 3 2014 24 118 12.0 68 2015 135 246 5 1,883 14 2015 22 87 11.0 61 2016 115 174 2 1,676 20 2016 11 41 3.0 13 SHSU Total 250 420 7 3,559 34 Total 54 246 26.0 142 Total 267 467 11 3,920 37 LUC SWIMBERGHE Total GP Rush Pass Total Scoring PAT FG Points 2014% 6 29 361 390 2013 73 8 97 2015 14 52 1,883 1,935 2014 67 18 121 2016 5 -3 1,676 1,673 2015 39 5 54 SHSU Total 19 49 3,559 3,608 2016 34 1 37 Total 25 78 3,920 3,998 Total 213 32 309 COREY AVERY PATs Made Att. Pct. Rushing GP Att Yds TD Long 2013 73 75 .973 2014^ 12 151 631 5 32 2014 67 69 .971 2015 15 194 1,483 15 78 2015 39 39 1.000 2016 4 60 483 8 56 2016 34 34 1.000 SHSU Total 19 254 1,956 23 78 Total 213 217 .982 Total 31 405 2,587 28 78 FGs Made Att. Pct. Long DAVION DAVIS 2013 8 11 .727 45 Receiving Rec Yds TD Long 2014 18 21 .857 44 2015 40 446 3 29 2015 5 9 .556 48 2016 17 303 4 80 2016 1 2 .500 29 Total 57 749 7 80 Total 32 43 .744 48 % Season spent at UAB ^ Season spent at Kansas

Total Games Played............................................... 168 All-Time Record........................ Won 123 Lost 44 Tied 1

Pro-nun-C-A-shun Guide

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2016 SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSIT Y FOOTBALL SAM HOUSTON SAM HOUSTON HOMECOMING RESULTS A “Great Name in Texas Education,” Sam Houston State University was founded in 1879 and stands today as the third-oldest public university in Texas. Created to train school teachers, today’s Sam Houston offers a broad range of academic programs leading to bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees. Enrollment at the university has risen consistently, reaching an all-time high of 20,181.

The University is named for General Sam Houston, the only man in United States’ history to be governor of two states (Tennessee and Texas). He led Texas to independence with the victory over Santa Anna at the battle of San Jacinto in 1836. He was the first president of the Republic of Texas and a U.S. senator for the State of Texas as well. Sam Houston is buried in Huntsville not far from the campus of the University which is named in his honor. The 316 acre main campus is located an hour north of Houston, Texas. Designated a Doctoral Research University by the Carnegie Commission on Higher Education, Sam Houston is rated as one of the top 15 public universities nationwide for helping students stay on track and graduate. The university features more than 80 undergraduate degree programs, 50 master’s programs, 20 online degree programs and six doctoral degrees.

BEARKAT ATHLETICS

Sam Houston is the only league member to win the Southland Conference Commissioner’s Cup all-sports trophy five times (2005, 2006, 2007, 2013 and 2014). The Bearkats also have won the Southland men’s allsports cups five times and one women’s cup. The Bearkats have won 49 Southland Conference titles in their 29 years in the league including 37 league championships since 2000.

Year Opponen...................... Result SH Foe 1931 Texas A&I............................. L 0 33 1932 Stephen F. Austin............ W 14 0 1933 Texas A&M.......................... L 6 37 1934 Stephen F. Austin............. L 6 7 1935 East Central Okla............. W 14 13 1936 Southwest Texas.............. L 0 14 1937 East Texas............................ L 0 26 1938 Texas Wesleyan................ W 28 7 1939 East Texas........................... W 15 0 1940 North Texas........................ L 6 7 1941 East Texas............................ L 7 20 1942 North Texas....................... W 21 20 1946 Stephen F. Austin............ W 20 7 1947 North Texas........................ L 0 27 1948 Stephen F. Austin............. L 0 21 1949 North Texas........................ L 21 41 1950 Southwest Texas.............. L 13 20 1951 East Texas............................ L 21 52 1952 Southwest Texas.............. L 27 35 1953 Lamar.................................. W 34 0 1954 Texas A&I............................ W 14 0 1955 East Texas............................ L 0 14 1956 Southwest Texas............. W 28 0 1957 East Texas............................ L 13 21 1958 Southwest Texas............. W 9 0 1959 Lamar................................... L 14 27 1960 Southwest Texas............. W 7 0 1961 Lamar.................................. W 9 7 1962 Southwest Texas.............. L 20 21 1963 Sul Ross............................... T 21 21 1964 East Texas........................... W 6 0 1965 Texas A&I............................. L 6 14 1966 East Texas............................ L 13 17 1967 Texas A&I............................. L 6 48 1968 Southwest Texas.............. L 15 31 1969 McMurry............................ W 35 13 1970 Southwest Texas............. W 25 24 1971 Howard Payne................... L 17 35 1972 Tarleton St......................... W 17 13 1973 Howard Payne................... L 13 14 1974 Southwest Texas.............. L 6 20

GAME NOTES

1975 Howard Payne................... L 23 1976 Southwest Texas.............. L 10 1977 Texas A&I............................. L 20 1978 Southwest Texas............. W 21 1979 Abilene Christian............. L 14 1980 Howard Payne.................. W 23 1981 Texas A&I............................. L 7 1982 Howard Payne................... L 13 1983 Abilene Christian............. L 20 1984 Lamar.................................. W 27 1985 Nicholls St.......................... W 28 1986 Central St. (OK)................ W 27 1987 Northwestern St.............. W 34 1988 Stephen F. Austin............. L 10 1989 Northwestern St.............. W 26 1990 Stephen F. Austin............ W 23 1991 Northeast LA.................... W 27 1992 Stephen F. Austin............ W 34 1993 North Texas....................... W 24 1994 McNeese St........................ L 6 1995 Northwestern St............... L 2 1996 McNeese St....................... W 30 1997 Nicholls St.......................... W 24 1998 McNeese St........................ L 13 1999 Stephen F. Austin............. L 31 2000 McNeese St........................ L 17 2001 Jacksonville St.................. W 55 2002 McNeese St........................ L 10 2003 Northwestern St.............. W 29 2004 Nicholls St.......................... W 38 2005 Northwestern St............... L 6 2006 Nicholls St.......................... W 37 2007 Northwestern St.............. W 42 2008 McNeese St........................ L 17 2009 Nicholls............................... W 44 2010 Southeastern La.............. W 57 2011 Nicholls............................... W 47 2012 McNeese St....................... W 45 2013 Lamar.................................. W 14 2014 McNeese St....................... W 38 2015 Nicholls............................... W 37

Overall, 50 Sam Houston football players have been selected to 119 FCS All-America squads since 1986. The Bearkats won the 2014 NCAA Women’s Bowling national championship. The Kat football team played in the National Championship Game in both 2012 and 2013.

WHY THE K?

Bearkats is spelled with a K to denote a creature that is more mythical than real. The name came from a popular local saying from the 1920s “tough as a Bearkat!” Sam Houston’s teams have been nicknamed Bearkats since 1923. Prior to that the sports teams were called “The Normals” since the Sam Houston was then a teachers’ school.

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2016 2015 SAM SAM HOUSTON HOUSTON STATE STATE UNIVERSIT UNIVERSITYY FOOTBALL BASEBALL CAREER RUSHING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

Timothy Flanders........................2010-13 5,664 Charles Harris...............................1991-94 2,688 McNeil Moore..............................1951-53 2,578 Keshawn Hill.................................2011-14 2,546 Tony January................................1978-82 2,376 Curtis Thomas..............................1988-91 2,285 Richard Sincere...........................2010-12 2,274 James Oliphant...........................1973-76 2,263 Joe Rauls........................................1998-01 2,255 Fred Reese.....................................1968-71 2,160 Joe Vickers.....................................1971-74 2,132 Jason Godfrey..............................2002-05 1,990 Corey Avery......................... 2015-16 1,956 Luther Turner...............................1985-87 1,925 Bennie Boles.................................1952-55 1,792 Bennie Wylie................................1994-97 1,773 Billy Arlen......................................1964-66 1,717 Eugene Lewis...............................1969-71 1,693 Chris Poullard...............................2006-09 1,685 Jack Kyle........................................1949-51 1,676

CAREER RUSHING TD 1 2 3 4 5 6

Timothy Flanders........................2010-13 66 Luther Turner...............................1985-87 35 Keshawn Hill.................................2011-13 34 McNeil Moore..............................1951-53 30 Charles Harris...............................1991-94 26 Brian Bell........................................2012-13 23 Corey Avery......................... 2013-16 23

CAREER TOTAL OFFENSE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 --

Brian Bell........................................2010-13 10,184 Jared Johnson.............................2013-15 6,963 Rhett Bomar.................................2007-08 6,160 Reggie Lewis................................1984-87 5,150 Arthur Louis..................................1977-80 4,933 Dustin Long..................................2004 4,576 Don Gottlob.................................1950-52 4,200 Jeremiah Briscoe................. 2015-16 3,998

CAREER PASSING 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 --

Brian Bell........................................2010-13 8,655 Rhett Bomar.................................2007-08 5,564 Jared Johnson.............................2013-15 5,362 Arthur Louis..................................1977-80 4,902 Dustin Long..................................2004 4,588 Reggie Lewis................................1984-87 4,269 Ashley Van Meter........................1989-92 3,869 Lanny Dycus.................................1984-85 3,843 Don Gottlob.................................1950-52 3,832 Albert Bradley..............................1996-00 3,713 Jeremiah Briscoe................. 2015-16 3,559

GAME HISTORY NOTES CAREER RECEPTIONS

1 Matt Dominguez........................1997-00 211 2 Jonathon Cooper.......................1998-01 185 3 Yedidiah Louis..................... 2014-16 172

CAREER RECIEVING YARDS 1 2 3 4

Matt Dominguez........................1997-00 3,273 Clay Lowry....................................1976-79 2,833 Jonathon Cooper.......................1998-01 2,617 Yedidiah Louis..................... 2014-16 2,274

CAREER PASSING TD

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SEASON RECEPTIONS

SEASON PASSING TD

SEASON RECEPTIONS

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Brian Bell........................................2010-13 84 Dustin Long..................................2004 39 Jared Johnson.............................2013-15 39 Rhett Bomar.................................2007-08 37 Arthur Louis..................................1977-80 34 Jeremiah Briscoe................. 2015-16 34

Dustin Long..................................2004 4,588 Josh McCown...............................2001 3,481 Rhett Bomar.................................2008 3,355 Jared Johnson.............................2014 3,054 Brian Bell........................................2012 2,715 Chris Chaloupka..........................1999 2,503 Brian Bell........................................2013 2,490 Blake Joseph................................2009 2,440 Don Gottlob.................................1952 2,325 Jared Johnson.............................2015 2,216 Jeremiah Briscoe................. 2016 1,676

Dustin Long..................................2004 39 Josh McCown...............................2001 32 Brian Bell........................................2013 32 Rhett Bomar.................................2008 27 Brian Bell........................................2012 25 Chris Chaloupka..........................1999 21 Jared Johnson.............................2014 21 Brian Bell........................................2011 20 Jeremiah Briscoe................. 2016 20

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Matt Dominguez........................1997-00 27 Jonathon Cooper.......................1998-01 24 Clay Lowry....................................1976-79 21 Torrance Williams.......................2010-13 21 LaDarius Brown...........................2014-15 16 Jason Mathenia...........................2002-04 15 Yedidiah Louis..................... 2014-16 12

1 Jarrod Fuller..................................2004 99 2 Jonathon Cooper.......................2001 92 3 Jason Mathenia...........................2004 74 4 Yedidiah Louis.............................2014 71 5 Yedidiah Louis.............................2015 71 6 Matt Dominguez........................1999 67 7 Trey Diller......................................2012 62 8 Vincent Cartwright....................2004 60 9 Matt Dominguez........................1998 57 10 Jason Madkins.............................2009 56 -- Yedidiah Louis......................... 2016 30

1 Jonathon Cooper.......................2001 1,477 2 Jarrod Fuller..................................2004 1,383 3 Jason Mathenia...........................2004 1,357 4 Clay Lowry....................................1978 1,203 5 Matt Dominguez........................1999 1,155 6 Jason Madkins.............................2009 1,073 7 Catron Houston..........................2008 1,002 8 Yedidiah Louis.............................2015 994 9 Torrance Williams.......................2013 964 10 Trey Diller......................................2012 927 -- Yedidiah Louis......................... 2016 457

1991 • 2001 • 2004 • 2011 • 2012 • 2014

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Timothy Flanders............2010-13 420 Miguel Antonio...............2010-12 324 LUC SWIMBERGE........2013-16 309 Billy Hayes.........................1985-88 258 Keshawn Hill.....................2012-14 246 McNeil Moore..................1951-53 233 Player Years Points

CAREER KICKING POINTS 1 2 3 4 5

Miguel Antonio...............2010-12 324 LUC SWIMBERGHE......2013-16 309 Billy Hayes.........................1985-88 258 Marcus Hajdik..................1992-96 194 Joey Price..........................2001-04 177

SEASON KICK BLOCKS 1

CAREER KICK BLOCKS 1 2 3

CAREER PATS 1 2 3 4 5

LUC SWIMBERGHE......2013-16 213 Miguel Antonio...............2010-12 171 Billy Hayes.........................1985-88 117 Lance Garner....................1992-96 88 Joey Price..........................2001-04 87

CAREER FIELD GOALS 1 2 3 4 5

Trey Woods...................................1993 5 DeJuan Davis...............................2002 5 P. J. HALL.............................. 2014 5 P. J. HALL.............................. 2015 5

Miguel Antonio...............2009-12 51 Billy Hayes.........................1985-88 47 Marcus Hajdik..................1992-96 39 Mark Klein.........................1989-91 38 LUC SWIMBERGHE......2013-16 32

Trey Woods...................................1992-95 12 (8 punts, 2 field goals, 2 PAT) P.J. Hall............................................2014-16 10 (1 punt, 4 field goals, 5 PAT) Tony Jones....................................2003-06 6 (6 punts, 0 field goals, 0 PAT)

GAME HISTORY NOTES TEAM SINGLE GAME RECORDS FIRST DOWNS Colgate Northwestern St. Texas State at Nicholls Alabama State Houston Baptist

Year Total 2015 37 2015 36 2008 34 2008 34 2014 34 2014 34

TOTAL OFFENSE Year Plays Yards at Houston Baptist 2014 76 823 Houston Baptist 2015 78 709 Alabama State 2014 105 685 Okla. Panhandle State 2016 92 668 Northwestern State 2015 77 668 Colgate 2015 88 653 Texas Tech 2015 98 637 TOTAL PLAYS Year Plays Yards Southern Utah 2015 118 579 Alabama State 2014 105 685 Southeastern La. 2008 102 588 Central Arkansas 2013 98 488 Texas Tech 2015 98 637 RUSHING YARDS Year Yards Houston Baptist 2014 601 Tarleton State 2008 501 Eastern Washington 2013 450 East Texas 1970 443 Montana State 2011 428 PASSING YARDS Year Yards McNeese State 2004 577 Stephen F. Austin 1999 546 Southeastern La. 2008 506 Eastern Washington 2004 483 North Dakota St. 2009 482

CAREER TOP GAMES

RUSHING YARDS Corey Avery............................. 212 Remus Bulmer ....................... 124

UIW 2016 HBU 2016

PASSING YARDS Jeremiah Briscoe.................... 438

SFA 2016

PASSING COMPLETIONS Jeremiah Briscoe.................... 28

Colgate 2015

RECEIVING YARDS Yedidiah Louis........................ 151 Lamar 2015 Nathan Stewart...................... 183 SFA 2016 Davion Davis........................... 106 UIW 2016 Grant Finney............................ 67 OPSU 2016 PASS RECEPTIONS Yedidiah Louis........................ 10 East. Wash. 2014 Davion Davis........................... 12 Texas Tech 2015 Grant Finney............................ 7 Okla. Pan. 2016 Nathan Stewart...................... 5 SFA 2016

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1991 • 2001 • 2004 • 2011 • 2012 • 2014

2016 2015 SAM SAM HOUSTON HOUSTON STATE STATE UNIVERSIT UNIVERSITYY FOOTBALL BASEBALL STATS FCS RANKING SUMMARY Date August 6 Sept. 5 Sept. 12 Sept. 19 Sept. 26 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 17 Oct. 24 Oct. 31 Nov. 7 Nov. 14 Nov. 21

Rank 2nd 4th 3rd 2nd 2nd 2nd 2nd

After Next Game Preseason Poll Oklahoma Pan. 59-21 win Lamar Bye week Lamar 44-31 win Houston Baptist 52-16 win Stephen F. Austin 63-28 win Incarnate Word 63-48 win Abilene Christian

THE LAST TIME

Kickoff Returned for a Touchdown By SHSU Brandon Closner 82 yards vs. Montana State, 2011 By Foe Jakeem Grant, Texas Tech 94 yards, 2015 Punt Returned for a Touchdown By SHSU Yedidiah Louis 53 yards vs. SFA, 2015 By Foe Perrish Cox, Oklahoma St.ate 49 yards, 2007 Blocked Punt for a Touchdown By SHSU Robert Shaw 16 yards vs. McNeese State, 2011 By Foe Robert Killebrew Texas, 2006 Blocked Field Goal for a Touchdown By SHSU Kenneth Jenkins 60 yards vs. Southeastern La. 2012

2016 WEEKLY HONORS

Southland Conference Player of the Week Offense Jeremiah Briscoe 25/33 passing, 438 yards, 7 TD, 0 INT vs SFA Offense Corey Avery 17 rushes, 212 yards, 4 TD at UIW

Oct. 3

Oct. 10

Defense P.J. Hall Sept. 19 9 tackles, 4 1/2 TFL, 2 pass breakups, 1 safety vs. Lamar Special Teams Jaylen Harris 164 kickoff return yards at UIW STATS FCS National Player of the Week Offense Jeremiah Briscoe 25/33 passing, 438 yards, 7 TD, 0 INT vs SFA

Oct. 10

Oct. 3

Interception for a Touchdown By SHSU Darion Flowers 90 yards vs. McNeese State 2015 By Foe J. J. Gaines, Texas Tech 47 yards, 2015 Fumble Returned for a Touchdown By SHSU A. J. Davis 27 yards vs. Abilene Christian, 2014 By Foe Robert Torgerson 39 yards, Southern Utah, 2013 Defensive Two-Point Conversion By SHSU Alfonzo McMillian vs. Southern Utah 2015 Kenneth Jenkins vs. Texas Southern, 2012 Courtney Boston vs. Miss Valley, 2001 By Foe Mike Ryan, Montana St., 1991 Blocked Point-After-TD Attempt By SHSU P. J. Hall vs. McNeese State, 2015 By Foe Omar Tebo, Lamar, 2015

Defense P.J. Hall Sept. 19 9 tackles, 4 1/2 TFL, 2 pass breakups, 1 safety vs. Lamar

Team Held Scoreless By SHSU Sam Houston 76, Houston Baptist 0, 2014 By Foe LSU 56, Sam Houston 0, 2014

STATS FCS National Player of the Week Offense Jeremiah Briscoe 25/33 passing, 438 yards, 7 TD, 0 INT vs SFA

Two or More Running Backs Gain 100 Yards By SHSU Ridgeway Frank (137) Remus Bulmer (111)

Oct. 3

STATS FCS Offensive Player of the Year Watch List Jeremiah Briscoe

Safety Scored By SHSU at Lamar, 2016 By Foe vs. McNeese State, 2002

GAME HISTORY NOTES BEARKATS IN OVERTIME

Overall: 2-5 Home: 1-2 Away 1-3 First full season OT in NCAA D-I college football: 1996 Date Final Score Nov. 30, 1991 Murfreesboro, Tenn. Middle Tennessee 20, Sam Houston 19 Score at end of regulation - 13-13 Started OT on offense Oct. 11, 1997 Troy, Alabama Troy St. 13, Sam Houston 10 Score at end of regulation - 7-7 Started OT on offense Nov. 19, 2005 San Marcos, Texas Texas State 26, Sam Houston 23 Score at end of regulaton - 20-20 Started OT on offense Nov. 1, 2008 Huntsville, Texas Sam Houston 34, Stephen F. Austin 31 Score at end of regulation - 24-24 Started OT on offense Nov. 15, 2008 Huntsville, Texas Southeastern Louisiana 30, Sam Houston 27 Score at end of regulation - 24-24 Started OT on offense Nov. 22, 2008 Huntsville, Texas Texas State 48, Sam Houston 45 Score at end of regulation - 42-42 Started OT on offense Oct. 30, 2010 Natchitoches, La. Northwestern St. 23, Sam Houston 20 Score at end of regulaton - 10-10 Started OT on defense Sept. 24, 2011 Albuquerque, NM Sam Houston 48, New Mexico 45 Score at end of regulation - 42-42 Started OT on defense

OTs 1

1

1

2

1

1

2

1

BEARKAT COMEBACKS

21 points Sam Houston 32, Southwest Texas 31 Huntsville, 11-22-1986 Bearkats trailed by 21 points with 13:29 to play Sam Houston 36, Montana State 23 Bozeman, Montana 9-7-1991 Bearkats trailed by 21 just 9:24 into first quarter 20 points Sam Houston 24, A&M-Kingsville 23 Huntsville, 9-23-1995 Bearkats trailed by 20 points at halftime Sam Houston 35, Eastern Washington 34 Cheney, Wash., 12-4-2004 Bearkats trailed by 20 with 14:54 to play 18 points Sam Houston 29, Texas State 28 San Marcos, 11-15-2007 Bearkats trailed by 18 points with 9:00 to play

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k.c. KEELER Head Coach • 3rd Year Delaware (1981) Overall Record: Record at SHSU:

8 9 12 36

National Championship Game appearances (1st among active coaches) Conference titles National semifinal appearances in 22 seasons Most postseason wins among active FCS head coaches

201-82-1 (23 seasons) 27-9 (3rd season)

l Wins rank No. 20 among 597 head coaches at all NCAA levels (FBS, FCS, DII, DIII) l Ranks No. 78 in career victories in the history of college football l Only football coach to take 3 different programs to an NCAA Final Four l Won 36, Lost 12 in NCAA post-season playoff games (17-5 in FCS playoffs) l Highest playoff winning percentage by any current FCS head coach

GAME NOTES OVERALL RECORD 200-82-1 ROWAN UNIVERSITY

New Jersey Athletic Conference Year W-L Conference Post Season 1993 11-2 1st Div. III Championship Game 1994 6-3 1995 10-3-1 1st Div. III Championship Game 1996 10-3 Div. III Championship Game 1997 11-1 1st Div. III Semifinals 1998 10-3 Div. III Championship Game 1999 12-2 4-1 2nd Div. III Championship Game 2000 7-2 5-1 2nd 2001 11-2 5-1 1st Div. III Semifinals Record at Rowan: Won 88, Lost 21, Tied 1



DELAWARE

Atlantic 10 Conference 2002 6-6 4-5 6th 2003 15-1 8-1 1st FCS National Champions 2004 9-4 7-1 1st FCS Quarterfinals 2005 6-5 3-5 3rd 2006 5-6 4-5 4th Colonial Athletic Association 2007 11-4 5-3 3rd FCS Championship Game 2008 4-8 2-6 5th 2009 6-5 4-4 4th 2010 12-3 6-2 1st FCS Championship Game 2011 7-4 5-3 5th 2012 5-6 2-6 8th Record at Delaware: Won 86, Lost 52

SAM HOUSTON STATE

Southland Conference Year W-L Conference Post Season 2014 11-5 7-1 1st FCS Semifinals 2015 11-4 7-2 2nd FCS Playoffs 2016 5-0 4-0 N/A Record at Sam Houston: Won 27, Lost 9

COACHING HONORS

SAM HOUSTON STATE ASSISTANT COACHES

Phil Longo Offensive Coordinator Rowan, 1992

Brad Sherrod Defensive Coordinator Duke, 1993

Bart Tatum Offensive Line Austin College, 1991

Terence Archer Wide Receivers Monmouth, 2001

Clayton Carlin Defensive Backs Juniata College, 1987

2010 2010 2007 2003 2001 2000 1997 1995 1993

l l l l l Gary McGraw Cornerbacks Oregon, 2003

Zack Patterson Running Backs Slippery Rock, 2012

Justin Roberts Defensive Tackles Missouri Southern, 1996

Rodrique Wright Defensive Line Texas, 2006

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AFCA National Coach of the Year Liberty Mutual Coach of the Year Field Turf Coach of the Year Maxwell Club Tri-State Coach of the Year All-American Football Foundation Johnny Vaught Coach Award Maxwell Club Tri-State Coach of the Yea Frank Leahy Coach of the Year Award Maxwell Club Tri-State Coach of the Year Eddie Robinson Coach of the Year Finalist New Jersey Athletic Conference Coach of the Year Gloucester County Hall of Fame New Jersey Athletic Conference Coach of the Year New Jersey Athletic Conference Coach of the Year Stan Lomax-Irving Marsh Div. III Coach of the Year

NCAA FCS National Champions - 2003 NCAA FCS National Finalists - 2003, 2007, 2010 FCS Playoff Appearances - 2003, 2004, 2007, 2010, 2014, 2015 Division III National Finalists - 1993, 1995, 1996, 1998, 1999 Division III Playoffs - 1993, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2001

Kyle Segler Special Teams/TE/OT Sam Houston, 2006

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NCAA GAME RANKINGS NOTES

NCAA Statistics

NCAA Statistics National Rankings

 

Active Career Leaders

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Schedule/Results

Date

Opponent

Result

Stat

09/03/2016

Okla. Panhandle

W 59 - 21

Total Offense

09/17/2016

@ Lamar University

W 44 - 31

Rushing Offense

11 257.6 2 354.2 4 177.57

09/24/2016

@ Houston Baptist

W 52 - 16

Passing Offense

10/01/2016

SFA @ Houston, Texas

W 63 - 28

Team Passing Efficiency

@ Incarnate Word

W 63 - 48

Total Defense

10/08/2016

Rank

Scoring Offense

10/15/2016

Abilene Christian

-

Rushing Defense

10/22/2016

@ Nicholls St.

-

Passing Yards Allowed

Value 1 611.8

1 56.2 81 413.2 47 146.4 100 266.8

10/29/2016

Texas Southern

-

Team Passing Efficiency Defense

54 125.82

11/05/2016

McNeese

-

Scoring Defense

59 28.8

11/12/2016

@ Northwestern St.

-

Turnover Margin

85 ­0.40

11/19/2016

Central Ark.

-

3rd Down Conversion Pct

14 0.486

4th Down Conversion Pct

T­49 0.571

3rd Down Conversion Pct Defense

46 0.365

4th Down Conversion Pct Defense

T­102 0.692

Red Zone Offense

65 0.813

Red Zone Defense

101 0.909

Net Punting

28 37.86

Punt Returns

55 7.69

Kickoff Returns

3 27.09

First Downs Offense

7 134

First Downs Defense

79 115

Fewest Penalties Per Game

T­88 7.60

Fewest Penalty Yards Per Game

105 77.20

Time of Possession

104    27:22

View Complete Ranking Summary Individual Leaders Stat

Player

Value

APY

Yedidiah Louis

598

FGM

Luc Swimberghe

1

Int

Derrick Worthy

1

Pass  Eff

Jeremiah Briscoe

182.63

Points

Corey Avery

60

Punt Avg

Joe Figenshaw

228.8

Punt Ret Yds

Yedidiah Louis

84

Rec

Yedidiah Louis

30

Receiving Yards

Yedidiah Louis

457

Rush  Net Yards

Corey Avery

473

Sacks

Mouf Adebo

4.0

Tackles

Justin Johnson

47

Tot Off

Jeremiah Briscoe

1,673

Team Stats

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STATISTICS

The Automated ScoreBook Sam Houston State Combined Team Statistics (as of Oct 10, 2016) All games Date Sep 03, 2016 * Sep 17, 2016 * 09/24/16 *%Oct 1, 2016 * Oct 08, 2016

Opponent OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE at Lamar University at Houston Baptist vs Stephen F. Austin at Incarnate Word

Rushing

gp

Passing

gp

Receiving

gp

Avery, Corey Bulmer, Remus Webb, Javin Louis, Yedidiah Brown, Jordan Griffin, Caleb Townsend, Deont Total Opponents Briscoe, Jeremi Griffin, Caleb Total Opponents Louis, Yedidiah Davis, Davion Stewart, Nathan Scott, Tyler Finney, Grant Dick, Derrick Avery, Corey Brown, Jordan Hutchinson, Deo Rison, Collin Webb, Javin Bulmer, Remus Compton, Coree Total Opponents Field Goals

att

gain loss

5 4 5 5

effic comp-att-int

no.

yds

5 30 457 5 17 303 5 14 287 5 14 177 5 13 98 5 7 162 4 7 95 4 4 49 5 3 49 4 3 39 4 3 28 5 3 1 5 2 26 5 120 1771 5 110 1334 fg

td

avg

fg

1-2 1-1 2-3 4-4 1st

Johnson, Justin Webb, Sammy

lg avg/g

105 24

3rd

71 27

63 52

16 28

56 118.2 46 83.0 19 57.5 52 11.4 18 12.8 24 12.0 9 7.3 56 257.6 67 146.4 td

lg avg/g

80 335.2 44 23.8 80 354.2 69 266.8

48 91.4 80 60.6 73 57.4 25 35.4 16 19.6 44 32.4 35 23.8 29 12.2 32 9.8 16 9.8 21 7.0 7 0.2 23 5.2 80 354.2 69 266.8

30-39

1-1 1-1

34-34 5-5 39-39 18-18

yds

0-0 0-0

40-49

0-0 0-1

Interceptions

4th

42 41

31 3

-

OT

0 0

Tackles tot

47 31

no.

Worthy, Derrick

1

Punting

lg blk

50-99

0-0 0-0

23 29

-

-

0 0

pts

3.5-11 1.0-3

Punt Returns

no.

Kick Returns

no.

7 6 13 7

Harris, Jaylen Henderson, Raga Webb, Javin Scott, Tyler Total Opponents

15 4 2 2 23 33

All Purpose

g

Louis, Yedidiah Avery, Corey Harris, Jaylen Bulmer, Remus Davis, Davion Total Opponents

rush

Sacks

yds avg

0 0.0

td

lg

4 0

yds avg

td

469 42 42 70 623 639

12.0 2.7 7.7 9.3

31.3 10.5 21.0 35.0 27.1 19.4

rcv

pr

0

tb

td

84 16 100 65

5 4 5 4 4 5 5

Pass defense

rush

OPP 115 45 57 13 732 209 3.5 146.4 5 1334 110-209-1 6.4 12.1 266.8 13 2066 4.9 413.2 33-639 7-65 3-58 9-4 34-285 42-36.6 32:37 35/96 9/13 lg

0

yds avg

g plays

Briscoe, Jeremi Avery, Corey Bulmer, Remus Webb, Javin Griffin, Caleb Total Opponents

Neutral 1-0 1-0 0-0

SHSU 134 57 68 9 1288 200 6.4 257.6 18 1771 120-187-3 9.5 14.8 354.2 21 3059 7.9 611.8 23-623 13-100 1-0 9-4 38-386 21-44.8 27:23 34/70 4/7

0 0 0 0

fc i20 50+ blk

3 1

8 1

lg

kr

ir

total avg/g

0 598 119.6 0 568 142.0 0 469 93.8 0 416 83.2 0 303 60.6 0 3782 756.4 58 2828 565.6 total avg/g

183 -3 1676 1673 334.6 60 473 0 473 118.2 57 415 0 415 83.0 46 230 0 230 57.5 17 48 95 143 35.8 387 1288 1771 3059 611.8 418 732 1334 2066 413.2 Fumbles

blkd

1991no-yds • 2001 • 2004 2011rcv-yds • 2012ff • kick 2014saf int-yds brup •qbh 2-6 .

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. .

2 .

. .

. .

0 0

lg

70 20 34 38 70 90

pass

8 2

45 8 45 18

0 0 0 0 0 1

5 57 457 84 0 4 473 95 0 0 5 0 0 0 469 5 415 1 0 0 5 0 303 0 0 5 1288 1771 100 623 5 732 1334 65 639

Total Offense

Total 281 144

Away 3-0 3-0 0-0

19 843 44.4 58 2 97 48.5 50

Louis, Yedidiah Dick, Derrick Total Opponents

- 60 - 37 - 24 - 24 - 24 - 24 - 24 - 12 - 12 8 6 6 6 6 6 1 281 - 144

tfl/yds

Home 1-0 0-0 1-0

no. yds avg

Figenshaw, Jose Hearn, Cameron

PAT rush rcv pass dxp saf

0-1

Overall 5-0 4-0 1-0

Team Statistics FIRST DOWNS Rushing Passing Penalty RUSHING YARDAGE Rushing Attempts Average Per Rush Average Per Game TDs Rushing PASSING YARDAGE Comp-Att-Int Average Per Pass Average Per Catch Average Per Game TDs Passing TOTAL OFFENSE Average Per Play Average Per Game KICK RETURNS: #-Yards PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards INT RETURNS: #-Yards FUMBLES-LOST PENALTIES-Yards PUNTS-AVG TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3RD-DOWN Conversions 4TH-DOWN Conversions

lg avg/g

4 4 4 2 0 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 1 21 13

20-29

kick

2nd

td

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td

66.1 1676 20 38.5 95 1 64.2 1771 21 52.6 1334 13

15.2 17.8 20.5 12.6 7.5 23.1 13.6 12.2 16.3 13.0 9.3 0.3 13.0 14.8 12.1

pct. 01-19

Scoring

10 4 4 4 4 4 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 39 19

pct

182.63 115-174-2 109.85 5-13-1 177.57 120-187-3 125.82 110-209-1

1-1 100.0 0-0 1-2 50.0 0-0

Score by Quarters Sam Houston State Opponents

net avg

Record: All games Conference Non-Conference

Att. 8609 8343 3134 27411 5322

4 60 476 3 473 7.9 8 5 57 418 3 415 7.3 4 4 46 233 3 230 5.0 4 5 2 57 0 57 28.5 0 4 10 52 1 51 5.1 1 4 4 48 0 48 12.0 0 3 6 22 0 22 3.7 0 5 200 1347 59 1288 6.4 18 5 209 908 176 732 3.5 5

Honshtein, Tre Swimberghe, Luc

Avery, Corey Swimberghe, Luc Louis, Yedidiah Stewart, Nathan Webb, Javin Davis, Davion Bulmer, Remus Hutchinson, Deo Scott, Tyler Honshtein, Tre Compton, Coree Rison, Collin Brown, Jordan Dick, Derrick Briscoe, Jeremi Total Opponents

Score 59-21 44-31 52-16 63-28 63-48

W W W W W

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DEFENSIVE GAME NOTES STATISTICS

The Automated ScoreBook Sam Houston State Overall Defensive Statistics (as of Oct 10, 2016) All games # 54 23 90 26 92 31 10 7 46 96 25 22 91 36 41 97 11 3 4 32 48 27 94 47 49 67 35 57 20 45 68 33 5 43 15 88 99 51 19 65 14 58 1

Defensive Leaders

Johnson, Justin Webb, Sammy Adebo, Mouf Stokes, Tyrel Hall, P.J. Teal, Carlos McMillian, Alfo Contreras, Adri Davis, A.J. Latu, Sione Brown, Hunter Fort, Cortland Carreno, Luis Giddens, P.J. Montoya, Santia Loud, Marcus Chatman, Myke Welsh, Kahlil Roberts, Jermai See, Royce Gil, Justin Worthy, Derrick Brooks, Codie Gurley, Navone Roberson, Deric Williams, Toria Collins, Javon Wallace, Bryson Brown, Jordan Okotcha, Collin DeLaRosa, James Washington, Jac Bates, Marquis Johnson, Jonath Compton, Coree Henderson, Raga Harris, Darron Hardy, Sam Campbell, Jalen Yost, Ryne Davis, Davion Harris, Jessie Dick, Derrick Total Opponents

ua

Tackles a tot

16 31 28 3 7 19 10 14 10 12 15 6 14 7 14 6 9 8 4 12 9 7 6 5 3 8 5 4 6 3 8 1 5 3 2 6 4 4 3 5 7 1 2 5 3 4 3 3 6 . 3 3 2 3 2 2 3 . 1 2 . 3 2 1 . 2 . 2 . 1 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 1 . 220 196 193 194

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47 31 26 24 22 21 21 20 17 16 16 11 11 9 9 9 8 8 8 8 8 7 7 6 6 6 5 4 3 3 3 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 416 387

tfl/yds

Sacks no-yds

3.5-11 1.0-3 7.5-30 . 11.0-41 0.5-0 1.0-1 1.0-3 1.0-3 3.5-11 3.0-5 . 2.5-14 . . 1.0-4 . . . . 1.0-2 . 1.5-4 1.5-20 2.0-21 . . 0.5-2 . 1.0-1 . 1.0-1 . . . . . . . . . . . 45-177 14-61

2-6 . 5-23 . 3-13 . . . . 2-9 1-2 . 1-8 . . 1-4 . . . . . . 1-2 1-2 2-21 . . 1-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-92 2-18

Pass defense Fumbles blkd int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 3-58

. . 1 . 3 5 4 5 . . . 2 . . . . . . 1 . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 23

2 . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . 3 . . . . . . . 2 . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 2

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-0 . . . . . . . . . . 1-15 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-0 . . 4-15 4-29

. . . . 1 . . . . . . . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . 5 3

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . . . . 1 .

saf

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INDIVIDUAL GAME GAME NOTESHIGHS

The Automated ScoreBook Sam Houston State Game Superlatives (as of Oct 10, 2016) All games INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS Rushes Yards Rushing TD Rushes Long Rush Pass attempts Pass completions Yards Passing TD Passes Long Pass Receptions Yards Receiving TD Receptions

Long Reception Field Goals Long Field Goal Punts Punting Avg Long Punt Punts inside 20 Long Punt Return Long Kickoff Return Tackles Sacks Tackles For Loss Interceptions

19 19 212 4 56 47 26 26 438 7 80 8 183 2 2 2 80 1 1 29 6 52.5 58 58 5 45 70 17 3.0 4.5 1

Webb, Javin at Lamar University (Sep 17, 2016) Bulmer, Remus at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) Avery, Corey at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) Avery, Corey at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) Avery, Corey at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) Briscoe, Jeremi at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) Briscoe, Jeremi vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016) Briscoe, Jeremi at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) Briscoe, Jeremi vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) Briscoe, Jeremi vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) Briscoe, Jeremi at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) Louis, Yedidiah at Lamar University (Sep 17, 2016) Stewart, Nathan vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) Louis, Yedidiah vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) Stewart, Nathan vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) Davis, Davion at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) Davis, Davion at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) Honshtein, Tre vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016) Swimberghe, Luc at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) Swimberghe, Luc at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) Figenshaw, Jose vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) Figenshaw, Jose at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) Figenshaw, Jose at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) Figenshaw, Jose vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) Figenshaw, Jose at Lamar University (Sep 17, 2016) Louis, Yedidiah vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016) Harris, Jaylen at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) Johnson, Justin at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) Hall, P.J. at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) Hall, P.J. at Lamar University (Sep 17, 2016) Worthy, Derrick vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016)

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TEAM GAME HIGHS

The Automated ScoreBook Sam Houston State Game Superlatives (as of Oct 10, 2016) All games TEAM GAME HIGHS Rushes Yards Rushing Yards Per Rush TD Rushes Pass attempts Pass completions Yards Passing Yards Per Pass TD Passes Total Plays Total Offense Yards Per Play Points Sacks By First Downs Penalties Penalty Yards Turnovers Interceptions By Punts Punting Avg Long Punt Punts inside 20 Long Punt Return

48 305 9.2 5 50 30 438 13.3 7 92 668 9.6 63 63 7 32 9 9 94 3 1 6 52.5 58 58 5 45

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at Lamar University (Sep 17, 2016) at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016) vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016) vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016) vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016) at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) at Lamar University (Sep 17, 2016) vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016) vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016) at Lamar University (Sep 17, 2016) vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) at Incarnate Word (Oct 08, 2016) at Houston Baptist (09/24/16) vs Stephen F. Austin (Oct 1, 2016) at Lamar University (Sep 17, 2016) vs Oklahoma Panhandle (Sep 03, 2016)

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2016 SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSIT Y FOOTBALL BEARKAT OFFENSIVE TWO-DEEP QB 16 Jeremiah Briscoe 6-3 220 Jr Houston 8 Caleb Griffin 6-2 235 Fr Keller RB 6 Corey Avery 5-10 190 Jr Dallas 34 Remus Bulmer 5-7 185 So Missouri City LWR 81 Nathan Stewart 6-1 169 Fr Dallas 17 Grant Finney 5-10 170 Jr Allen LSlot 2 Tyler Scott 5-9 168 So Red Oak 1 Derrick Dick 5-10 186 So College Station RWR 14 Davion Davis 5-11 175 So Hutto 15 Coree Compton 6-3 181 Fr Garland RSlot 9 Yedidiah Louis 5-8 187 Jr New Orleans, La. 87 Jaylen Harris 5-8 175 Fr Cibolo TE 44 Deon Hutchinson 6-0 250 Sr Giddings 86 Collin Rison 6-4 235 Sr Coppell LT 70 Curtis Riser 6-4 320 Sr DeSoto 62 Eric David 6-4 240 Fr Richmond LG 51 Sam Hardy 6-3 310 Sr West Hills, Calif. 75 Forrest Reedy 6-4 317 Jr Huntsville C 52 Bridge Blount 5-10 295 Sr Huntsville 64 Parker Murry 6-2 295 Sr Plano RG 77 Tyler Tezeno 6-4 317 Jr Spring 76 Dorian Kessler 6-3 295 So Mansfield RT 73 Brandon DeWitt 6-3 285 Sr Lawton, Okla. 79 Sam Spender 6-4 300 So Dallas BEARKAT DEFENSE RUSH 90 Mouf Adebo 6-1 235 Jr Mansfield 91 Luis Carreno 6-2 245 Sr Coppell NT 96 Sione Latu 6-0 285 Sr Euless 67 Torian Williams 6-1 250 So Missouri City DT 68 James DeLaRosa 6-1 280 Sr Fort Worth 3 Kahlil Welsh 6-2 251 Fr Jacksonville, Fla. E 92 P. J. Hall 6-1 280 Jr Seguin 33 Jacorey Washington 6-0 253 Sr Aldine WLB 54 Justin Johnson 6-1 224 So Converse 11 Myke Chatman 6-2 230 Sr Sealy MLB 46 A.J. Davis 5-11 220 Jr Kilgore 25 Hunter Brown 6-1 220 So Weston, Fla. BLB 26 Tyrell Stokes 6-0 175 Sr Killeen 47 Navone Gurley 6-1 180 Fr Katy FS 7 Adrian Contreras 5-10 185 So Georgetown 22 Cortland Fort 6-0 185 Sr Etiwanda, Calif. SS 10 Alfonzo McMillian 6-0 210 Jr Oklahoma City, Okla. 32 Royce See 6-1 189 Fr Shepherd LC 23 Sammy Webb IV 5-10 185 Sr Aledo 27 Derrick Worthy 5-10 167 So Los Alamitos, Calif. RC 31 Carlos Teal 5-11 177 Jr Diboll 4 Jermaine Roberts Jr. 5-9 168 So New Orleans, La. BEARKAT SPECIALISTS P 42 Joseph Figenshaw 6-1 205 Sr Rosenberg 37 Cameron Hearn 6-1 239 Fr Gunter K 18 Luc Swimberghe 6-0 197 Sr Natchitoches, La. 39 Tre Honshtein 6-1 185 So Georgetown H 8 Caleb Griffin 6-2 235 Fr Keller DS 38 Tucker Addington 6-2 226 Fr New Braunfels 58 Jessie Harris 6-1 235 Sr Kilgore PR 9 Yedidiah Louis 5-8 187 Jr New Orleans, La. 1 Derrick Dick 5-10 186 So College Station KR 87 Jaylen Harris 5-8 175 Fr Cibolo 2 Tyler Scott 5-9 168 So Red Oak

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WILDCAT OFFENSIVE TWO-DEEP QB 1 Dallas Sealey 6-0 210 14 Parker McKenzie 5-11 180 RB 22 De’Andre Brown 5-11 195 21 Adrian Duncan 5-10 205 HB 83 Trevor Crain 6-1 235 15 Cody Ennis 6-5 270 LT 76 Dakota Lewis 6-4 315 74 Emoree Giddens 6-4 260 LG 75 Chance Rieken 6-5 305 55 Brandon Niccum 6-6 285 C 51 Austin Hisler 6-3 290 59 Andren Anderson 6-1 285 RG 57 Brady Melde 6-3 290 62 Anietie Etuk 6-2 275 RT 79 Riley Mayfield 6-7 290 72 Hayden Wall 6-3 290 WR 16 D.J. Fuller 6-1 175 80 Chase Cokley 6-2 185 WR 18 Justin Miller 5-8 170 2 DeShun Qualls 5-9 160 WR 87 Josh Fink 6-2 175 9 Kalin Sadler 5-10 170 WR 4 Vasquez Haynes 6-2 210 5 Troy Grant 6-4 180

So Sr Jr Sr Jr So So Fr Jr Jr Jr Fr So Fr So Jr Jr Fr Fr Fr Fr So Sr Jr

Lawton, Okla. Canyon Lake Lewsivlle Cedar Park El Dorado, Kan. San Antonio Denton Lubbock Comfort Justin Cedar Park Lubbock New Braunfels Dickinson Cedar Park Longview Chicago, Ill. Austin Austin Houston Coppell Lawton, Okla. Pearland Brooksville, Fla.

WILDCAT DEFENSIVE TWO-DEEP DE 90 LaMarcus Allen 6-0 300 52 Corey Smith 6-2 230 NT 91 Ivan Thomas Jr. 6-1 285 54 Dewan Edmonson 6-0 300 DT 9 Josh Bloom 6-2 315 92 Dante Hibbert 6-4 340 DE 37 Dylan Douglass 6-4 250 98 Temisan Kuyetsemi 6-5 245 WLB 46 Quincy Dunn 6-0 210 25 Jeremiah Chambers 6-1 210 MLB 34 Sam Denmark 6-1 230 56 Gavin Buford 6-2 220 SLB 26 Damian Howard 5-11 210 12 Bryson Gates 6-5 220 LCB 24 Keith Barnett 6-0 180 30 Quinton Baker 5-10 170 FS 13 Richard Griffin III 6-0 190 32 Bolu Onifdade 6-1 180 SS 29 Chas Townsend 5-11 190 1 Royce Moore 6-1 185 RCB 39 Adonis Davis 5-9 170 17 Jamar Mack 5-10 190

Jr Fr So Jr Sr So Jr Fr So Fr Jr So Jr Jr Sr Sr Sr Fr So Jr Fr So

Lubbock Missouri City Lawton, Okla. Manvel Kingwood Loganville, Ga. Canyon Houston Lancaster Austin Las Cruces, N.M. Lewisville Broken Arrow, Okla. Fairfield Converse Manor Converse Oklahoma City, Okla. Houston Bellflower, Calif. Bastrop Dallas

WILDCAT SPECIALISTS PK 43 Nik Grau 6-1 230 49 Brendan Conn 5-9 160 HO 14 Parker McKenzie 5-11 180 DS 73 Hayden Brodowsky 5-11 270 72 Hayden Wall 6-3 290

Jr Fr Sr Sr Jr

Grapevine Arlington Canyon Lake Lancaster, Calif. Longview

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1 Derrick Dick So-TR WR 5-10 186 College Station, Texas • A&M Consolidated HS • UTSA

33 Jacorey Washington Sr-2L DE 6-0 Aldine, Texas • Aldine HS

253

66 Mitchell Watanabe So-1L OL 6-3 350 San Antonio, Texas • Brennan HS

2 Tyler Scott So-SQ WR 5-9 Red Oak, Texas • Red Oak HS

34 Remus Bulmer So-1L RB 5-7 Missouri City, Texas • Ridge Point HS

185

67 Torian Williams So-1L DT 6-1 250 Missouri City, Texas • Ridge Point HS

3 Kahlil Welsh Fr-HS DL 6-2 251 Jacksonville, Fla. • Sandalwood HS • Wake Forest

35 Javon Collins Fr-HS CB 5-10 175 Garland, Texas • Sachse HS

68 James DeLaRosa Sr-3L DT 6-1 280 Fort Worth, Texas • Brewer HS

4 Jermaine Roberts Jr So-TR CB 5-9 168 New Orleans, La. • St. Augustine HS • Texas

35 Austin McCarther Fr-HS CB 6-1 Mansfield, Texas • Lake Ridge HS

70 Curtis Riser Sr-1L OG 6-4 320 DeSoto, Texas • DeSoto HS • Texas

5 Marquis Bates Edna, Texas • Edna HS

208

36 P. J. Giddens So-1L S Coldspring, Texas • Coldspring HS

5-9 180

71 Tyler Edwards Fr-HS OL 6-4 295 Buna, Texas • Buna HS

6 Corey Avery Jr-1L RB 5-10 190 Dallas, Texas • Carter HS • Kansas

37 Cameron Hearn Fr-HS P Gunter, Texas • Gunter HS

6-1

239

72 Tristan Wendt So-HS OL 6-0 276 Schulenberg, Texas • Schulenberg HS

7 Adrian Contreras So-1L S Georgetown, Texas • East View HS

38 Tucker Addington Fr-HS DS 6-2 New Braunfels, Texas • Canyon HS

226

73 Brandon DeWitt Sr-3L OL 6-3 285 Lawton, Okla. / Lawton HS

39 Tre Honshtein So-1L K Georgetown, Texas • East View HS

6-1

185

74 Curtis Seaton Fr-HS OL 6-2 276 Mesquite, Texas • West Mesquite HS

9 Yedidiah Louis Jr-2L WR 5-8 187 New Orleans, La. • Richardson Berkner HS (TX)

40 Darion Flowers Jr-2L LB Tyler, Texas • John Tyler HS

6-0

195

75 Forrest Reedy Jr-2L OL 6-4 317 Huntsville, Texas • Huntsville HS

10 Alfonzo McMillian Jr-2L S Oklahoma City, Okla. • Millwood HS

6-0

210

41 Santiago Montoya Fr-HS LB Klein, Texas • Collins HS

6-2

205

76 Dorian Kessler So-SQ OL 6-3 295 Mansfield, Texas • Timberview HS

11 Myke Chatman Sr-2L LB Sealy, Texas • Sealy HS • Baylor

6-2

230

42 Joseph Figenshaw Sr-1L P Rosenberg, Texas • Lamar HS

6-1

205

77 Tyler Tezeno Jr-1L OL 6-4 317 Spring, Texas • Klein Collins HS • West Virginia

12 Cody Brewer Fr-HS QB 6-4 Corpus Christi, Texas • Flour Bluff HS

228

43 Jonathan Johnson Fr-HS DT 6-3 260 Tulsa, Okla. • East Central HS

78 Jude Richardson Fr-HS OL 6-3 301 Norman, Okla. • North HS

13 Daniel Adams Fr-HS WR 6-0 Jasper, Texas • Jasper HS

180

44 Deon Hutchinson Sr-3L TE Giddings, Texas • Giddings HS

6-0 250

79 Samuel Spencer So-1L OL 6-4 300 Dallas, Texas • Samuell HS

14 Davion Davis So-1L WR 5-11 175 Hutto, Texas • Hutto HS

45 Collins Okotcha So-1L LB Coppell, Texas • Coppell HS

6-1 220

80 Shyon Motlagh Sr-2L WR 6-2 199 Rockwall, Texas • Rockwall HS

15 Coree Compton Fr-HS WR 6-3 Garland, Texas • Garland HS

181

46 A. J. Davis Jr-2L LB Kilgore, Texas • Kilgore HS

5-11 220

16 Jeremiah Briscoe Jr-1L QB 6-3 Houston, Texas • Stratford HS • UAB

220

47 Navone Gurley Fr-HS LB Katy, Texas • Morton Ranch HS

6-1 180

81 Nathan Stewart Fr-HS WR 6-1 169 Dallas, Texas • Bryan Adams HS 83 Joseph Crnkovic Fr-HS QB 6-6 217 Caldwell, Texas • Caldwell HS

17 Grant Finney Jr-2L WR 5-10 170 Allen, Texas • Allen HS

48 Justin Gil Fr-HS LB Spring, Texas • Klein Collins HS

6-2 210

18 Luc Swimberghe Sr-3L K Natchitoches, La. • Lindale HS (TX)

Fr-HS WR 6-4

165

5-10 185

8 Caleb Griffin Fr-HS QB 6-2 Keller, Texas • Keller HS

235

165

84 Hayden Cagle So-1L TE Buda, Texas • Hays HS

6-7 245

6-0

197

49 Derick Roberson So-TR DE 6-1 235 San Antonio, Texas • Brennan HS • Texas

85 Keith Henson Fr-HS WR 5-9 150 Waco, Texas • Midway HS

18 George Vaught Fr-HS QB 6-2 Montgomery, Texas • Trinity HS

174

51 Sam Hardy Sr-1L OL 6-3 310 West Hills, Calif. • Chaminade Prep HS • Wyoming

86 Collin Rison Sr-1L TE Coppell, Texas • Ranch View HS

19 Jalen Campbell Fr-HS CB 5-11 175 Corpus Christi, Texas • Flour Bluff HS

52 Bridge Blount Sr-3L OL 5-10 295 Huntsville, Texas • Huntsville HS

87 Jaylen Harris Fr-RS WR 5-8 175 Cibolo, Texas • Steele HS

20 Jordan Brown So-TR RB 5-10 166 Charlotte, N.C. • Davidson Day HS • Georgia Military

53 Jeriah Hunt Fr-HS LB Dallas, Texas • Carter HS

88 Ragan Henderson Rice, Texas • Rice HS

21 Bryan Henderson Fr-HS CB 5-10 200 Mesquite, Texas • Mesquite HS

Jr-2L TE

6-2 250

54 Justin Johnson So-TR LB 6-1 224 Converse, Texas • Judson HS • Blinn College

89 Daegen Fowler Fr-HS TE Lago Vista, Texas / Lago Vista HS

6-3 240

22 Cortland Fort Sr-1L S 6-0 185 Fontana, Calif. • Etiwanda HS • Riverside City Coll.

55 Carter Stacke Fr-HS LB 5-10 205 The Woodlands, Texas • The Woodlands HS

90 Mouf Adebo Jr-2L DE 6-1 235 Mansfield, Texas • Mansfield HS

23 Sammy Webb IV Sr-1L CB 5-10 185 Aledo, Texas • Fort Worth Arlington Heights HS

56 Mark Fernandez Alvin, Texas • Alvin HS

91 Luis Carreno Sr-3L DE 6-2 Coppell, Texas • Coppell HS

24 Javin Webb So-TR RB 5-10 194 Shreveport, La. • Evangel Christian • Houston

57 Bryson Wallace Fr-HS DE 6-0 215 Mansfield, Texas • Lake Ridge HS

92 P. J. Hall Jr-2L DE 6-1 280 Seguin, Texas • Seguin HS

25 Hunter Brown So-TR LB 6-1 220 Weston, Fla. • Cypress Bay HS • West Virginia

58 Jessie Harris Sr-1L DS 6-1 235 Kilgore, Texas • Leverett’s Chapel HS • Kilgore Coll.

93 Brandon Jackson Jr Fr-HS DL 6-0 293 Port Arthur, Texas • Memorial HS

26 Tyrel Stokes Sr-3L CB 6-0 Killeen, Texas • Harker Heights HS

59 Kenneth Malone Fr-HS LB Houston, Texas • Clear Brook HS

Fr-HS DE 6-3 220

245

6-0

210

94 Codie Brooks Jr-2L DL 6-1 260 Seguin, Texas • Seguin HS • UTSA

27 Derrick Worthy So-TR CB 5-10 167 Costa Mesa, Calif. • Los Alamitos HS • Orange Coast

60 Kevin Sprinkles Fr-HS OL 6-3 Little Elm, Texas • Little Elm HS

300

95 Quinten Jackson So-1L DL 6-3 250 Houston, Texa • Eisenhower HS

28 Anthony Johnson So-1L CB 6-0 Cibolo, Texas • Steele HS

205

61 Macade Isbell Fr-HS OL 6-2 270 Groesbeck, Texas • Groesbeck HS

96 Sione Latu Sr-3L DT 6-0 285 Euless, Texas • Trinity HS

29 Danzell Sims Fr-HS LB Dallas, Texas • Skyline HS

198

62 Eric David Fr-HS OL 6-4 240 Richmond, Texas • Foster HS

97 Marcus Loud Jr-TR DE 6-4 Houston • Wheatley HS • Missouri

30 Deontay Townsend Jr-TR RB 5-10 209 Phoenix, Ariz. • Mountain Point HS • Pima CC

63 Aaron Garza Fr-RS OL 6-3 300 Sherman, Texas • Sherman HS • Kansas

99 Darron Harris Jr-1L DE 6-2 225 Arlington, Texas • Arlington HS

31 Carlos Teal Jr-1L CB 5-11 177 Diboll, Texas • Diboll HS

64 Parker Murry Sr-2L OL 6-2 Plano, Texas • Plano West HS

32 Royce See Fr-HS S Shepherd, Texas • Shepherd HS

65 Ryne Yost Sr-2L OL 6-5 293 Lawton, Okla. • Lawton HS

6-0

6-1

175

5-10 205

6-4 235

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