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QUICK FACTS / TABLE OF CONTENTS
UNION COLLEGE QUICK FACTS
Location: Barbourville, Ky. 40906
Founded: 1879 Enrollment: 1,350
Nickname: Bulldogs
Colors: Orange and Black
Stadium (capacity): Burch/Nau Field (2,500)
Surface: Synthetic sports turf
Press Box Phone: (606) 627-2280
Affi liations: Mid-South Conference (fb only) and NAIA
President: Edward D. de Rosset (Berea ’67)
Athletic Director: Darin S. Wilson (Union ’96)
Offi ce: (606) 546-1308
Director of Compliance: Larry Inkster
Assistant ADs: Tim Curry and Tommy Reid
Athletic Secretary: Lana Faulkner
Faculty Athletic Representive: Larry Inkster
Football History
First Year of Football: 1905*
Post-Season Record: 0-0 (no post-season appearances)
Last Post-Season Appearance: N/A
All-Time Football Record: 152-205-17 (.429) in 45 seasons
Overall Record Since 1984: 88-138-3 (.389)
Record at Home Since 1984: 49-59-3 (.455)
Record on Road Since 1984: 39-78-0 (.333)
Record at Neutral Sites Since 1984: 0-1-0 (.000)
Overall MSC Record: 50-79-1 (.388)
MSC Championships: One (1992)
*-football not sponsored at UC from 1906-21 and 1942-83
Union Sports Information
SID: Jay Stancil
Email: jstancil@unionky.edu
Offi ce: (606) 546-1292 Fax: (606) 546-1286
Cell: (606) 627-2280 Home: (606) 526-0578
Address: 310 College Street
CPO Box D-22
Barbourville, KY 40906
Web site: www.ucbulldogs.com
Asst. SID: Gene Renfro Email: grenfro@unionky.edu
Offi ce: (606) 546-1728 Fax: (606) 546-1286
Cell: (423) 335-2076
Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Tommy Reid Offi ce: (606) 546-1707
Alma Mater: Glenville State ’96
Record: 18-40 (seventh year)
Assistant Coaches: Andre Linn, Defensive Coordinator/Defensive Backs
John Gray, Defensive Line
Shaun Person, Running Backs
Kenneth Mitchell, Linebackers Travis Bethel, Safeties
Junior Owen, Offensive Line
Marco Knorr, Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers
Athletic Trainers: Clay Butler, Lucius Willson, Ryan Georgi and Mark Campbell
Team Information
2006 Record: 3-7 (2-2 home, 1-4 road, 0-1 neutral)
2006 Mid-South Conference East Record, finish: 1-4, tied for fi fth
Final National Rank: not ranked
Basic Offense: Multiple I Basic Defense: 3-3
Starters Returning: 19 (10 offense, 8 defense, 1 special teams)
Starters Lost: 7 (2 offense, 3 defense, 2 special teams)
1992 Conference Championship Team Inside Front Cover
Quick Facts/Table of Contents 1
About Union College 2
Facilities 3
2007 Bulldog Preview 4-5
The Bulldogs 6-13
2007 Roster 6
Roster by the Numbers 7
Player Profi les 8-13
College and Staff 14-19
Head Coach Tommy Reid 14
Year-By-Year Records & Coaching Records 14
The Bulldog Coaching Staff 15-16
Athletics at Union 17
Athletic Staff Directory 18
Athletic Administration 19
Affi liations 20-21
The Mid-South Conference 20
The NAIA 21
2006 Season in Review 22-27
2005 Season In Review 22
2005 Game Recaps 23
2005 Team & Individual Stats 24-25
Conference Standings and Stats 26
2006 All-Conference Team 27
2006 Opponents 28-29
Program History 30-36
All-Time Results 30-31
Individual & Team Records 32-33
The Brass Lantern Series 34
Series Scores vs. 2006 Opponents 35
Bulldog Honors 36
Media Information
Inside Back Cover
2007 Schedule Back Cover
Team
CREDITS
The 2007 Union College Football Media Guide is a publication of the UC
Offi ce of Sports Information. It was edited and written by Jay Stancil, Sports
Information Director, with special assistance from Gene Renfro, Sports
Information Assistant. Photos are by Jay Stancil, Haley Bowling and Melissa
Frederick. Cover designed by Jay Stancil.
DIRECTIONS TO UNION
FROM THE NORTH: I-75 south to exit 29. Turn left at the end of the ramp
and continue for approximately 17 miles into Barbourville. Turn right at the fi rst
entrance into town (just past the shopping center with a green roof). Go to the
third traffi c light and turn right. At the fi rst four-way stop, continue straight and
the campus will be one block up on the right.
FROM THE SOUTH: I-75 north to exit 25. Turn right at the end of the ramp and
go to the fi rst light. Turn right at the light (Corbin bypass) and continue for about
fi ve miles. Turn right when the road ends at US 25E south. Continue for approximately
12 miles into Barbourville. Turn right at the fi rst entrance into town (just
past the shopping center with a green roof). Go to the third traffi c light and turn
right. At the fi rst four-way stop, continue straight and the campus will be one
block up on the right.
FROM EAST TENNESSEE AND THE CAROLINAS: Take US 25E north into
Barbourville. At the third traffi c light in Barbourville, turn left (Daniel Boone Drive).
Turn right at the second traffi c light, then go through one more stop light and a
four-way stop. The campus will be one block up on the right.
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THIS IS UNION!
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In 1879 a group of progressive
citizens followed the prompting
of Abraham H. Harritt, a salesman
of school desks, and James T.
Gibson, the owner of a generalmerchandise
store, to establish
a college in the Barbourville
community. W.W. Sawyers and
James D. Black met in the offi ce
of Judge J.H. Tinsley and formed
a stock company to launch Union
College.
Black, who later served as
president of Union from 1910-12
and later served as governor
of Kentucky, is given credit for
having named the school “Union.”
CENTENNIAL HALL
The institution it would serve
as a unifying infl uence for the
community regardless of church affi liation or political differences. The Articles of Incorporation
were drawn up on Oct. 18, 1879, and provided for the issuance of $20,000 worth of capital
stock. The London Echo of Dec. 12, 1879, carrying its fi rst announcement of Union, listed the
corporation as being “designed to fi ll a long-felt want in eastern Kentucky, eastern Tennessee and
western Virginia.”
Union was operated under local leadership for the fi rst few years, but began to experience
severe fi nancial struggles. On Oct. 25, 1886, the property was “cried off” to Green Elliott, who
purchased it for Dr. Daniel Stevenson for the sum of $4,425 with Mrs. Mahala Dowis furnishing the
funds. The renowned Kentucky educator had been authorized to attend the sale by the Board of
Education of the Kentucky Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church.
Union’s athletic mascot, the English Bulldog, was introduced during the fall of 1925. The breed,
whose ancestors were developed in Britain before the 13th century from the British mastiff and
other breeds, was used for bullbaiting and dogfi ghting until these sports were outlawed in the
19th century.
In 1967, the Alpha Phi Omega service fraternity of Union College purchased the fi rst living
mascot named Mack. He was presented at the Homecoming basketball game that same year. A
registered English Bulldog, Mack died in 1971. His remains are buried in an area adjacent to Union’s
current baseball complex.
During the past seven years, Union College began a major campus renovation and building
project. Plans included the creation of new student housing, expanded academic and athletic
centers, and the upgrade of existing facilities. Projects completed were the construction of the
Stewart-Lyttle Apartments, Sharp Academic Center, Black Technology Center and the renovation
of Speed Hall. Union’s athletic facilities have also received facelifts as well. A new brick backstop
erected in 2001 at Sanders Field at Jerry W. Carey Baseball Stadium, while a new wooden outfi eld
fence was built in 2002. Robsion Arena recently had the fl oor repainted, new scoreboards
installed and a new lights, roof and gutters installed. Two new tennis courts were constructed,
while the existing four were resurfaced, and a new press box was constructed at Burch/Nau Field
(football) in 2003.
Union offers 26 majors in the undergraduate curriculum, which lead to a bachelor’s degree.
Minors are also available in many of these programs. In addition, the college offers pre-professional
programs that are affi liated with other institutions and agencies.
Union College also boasts a graduate program The college offers graduate work in education
leading to a Master’s degree, Fifth-Year Certifi cate and Rank I Certifi cate.
How many independent, liberal arts colleges in the Commonwealth of Kentucky can boast of
a Nobel Prize-winning graduate? Union College can certainly lay claim to that. Dr. Phillip A. Sharp,
the co-winner of the 1993 Nobel Prize for medicine, received his bachelor’s degree from Union
in 1966.
Campus life starts from the moment the students arrive on campus and continues through the
end of the school year. Students can participate in more than 30 campus organizations such as
music, theatre productions, sports, student government, religious activities and clubs.
JUST THE FACTS
Type: Personally-focused private liberal arts
college
Founded: 1879 as Kentucky’s fi rst college in
the mountains
Affi liation: United Methodist Church; however,
Union welcomes students of all faiths
Students: Nearly 600 undergraduates
representing 19 states, Puerto Rico and fi ve
foreign countries
Academics: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor
of Science degrees; 26 majors, 20 minors
Location: Just 17 miles east of Interstate
75 in Barbourville, in southeastern Kentucky,
located in the foothills of the Appalachian
Mountain range along the famous Wilderness
Road and 30 miles from Cumberland Gap
National Historic Park
Campus: Over 100 acres covered in majestic
trees, mountain greenery, and Georgian architecture
and surrounded by four state parks;
20 buildings including our state-of-the-art
technology center and library, Academic Resource
Center and new student apartments
Athletics: 21 intercollegiate varsity sports,
including coed cheerleading, three junior
varsity sports and intramual sports
Activities: Approximately 30 student clubs
and organizations; student events including
Homecoming, spring formal, Springfest,
lip-sync contests, student dinners, dances,
bonfi res and outdoor recreation
Technology: All academic buildings and
residence halls are wired for network access;
students receive 50MB of network fi le
storage and personal e-mail addresses; all
residence hall rooms include cable television;
Yahoo! Internet Life Magazine lists Barbourville
as one of the most wired towns in the
United States
Financial Aid/Scholarships: Nearly $2 million
awarded annually to approximately 98
percent of Union’s undergraduate students
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BURCH / NAU FIELD AT UNION STADIUM
Burch/Nau Field at Union Stadium has been the home of Union College
football since the program was reinstated as a school-sponsored sport in
1984.
The facility has remained relatively the same over the years, but that
all changed during the summer of 2007 when synthetic sports grass was
installed.
Plagued by rainy football seasons the past few years, Burch/Nau Field’s
natural grasss surface had continually taken a beaten, and the cost of repairing
the turf yearly began to mount. But with the Union College Board
of Trustees’ approval, Union took on the nearly $1 million project.
Installed by Vescio’s Sportsfi elds, the new turf will not only host all of
the Bulldog home football games but also a number of Bulldog and Lady
Bulldog home soccer matches. The “UC” logo with the bulldog head will
be painted at the center of the fi eld. The end zones will be orange with
Union painted white and outlined in black. The football yard lines will be
inlaid white, while the markings for soccer will be highligted in black.
The fi eld is named in honor of two of Union’s alums and football heroes - Mr. Ossie Burch and Mr. Bill Nau. Although the two never played on the
gridiron together, Burch and Nau teamed up with many others to help revive the Bulldog football program in the early 1980s. Not only were they
instrumental in breathing life into the once dormant Union College football program, but Burch and Nau were gridiron greats in their own right.
Burch, a 1937 graduate, played on the 1932-35 Bulldog teams, guiding Union to a 14-4-7 record during that time. In 1934, Burch helped Union to a
5-0-2 mark, giving Union its only undefeated season. Union outscored its opponents 79-21 that year with the fi nal four games resulting in shutouts of
the Bulldog defense.
Nau was a 1941 graduate and was a four-year member of the Bulldog football team. From 1937-40, Nau helped Union to a 15-11-2 record. His
greatest season of success came during senior year as the Bulldogs went 5-1-1 in 1940.
Both Burch and Nau were inducted into the Union College Athletic Hall of Fame in 1990.
The football program was suspended following the 1941 season as the United States entered into World War II, and it wasn’t until the early
1980s that the sport was revived. Support began to grow for revitalizing the football program, and in 1984, the Bulldogs took the fi eld for the fi rst
time in 43 years.
The fi eld was named in Mr. Burch and Mr. Nau’s honor during the 1991 Homecoming ceremonies.
Burch/Nau Field at Union Stadium is nestled in the heart of the Union College campus and is
surrounded by the beautiful mountains of southeastern Kentucky. In the south end zone sits the
Bulldogs large scoreboard. The grandstand areas on the home and visiting sides can hold 2,500
fans; however, with all the open spaces around the fi eld, it would be possible for nearly 5,000
people to be in attendance to cheer on the Bulldogs.
Atop the home-side grandstand rests a recently constructed press box, completed prior to
the 2003 season. The press box is two-story, housing the coaching boxes and videotaping room
upstairs and the press and game-day staff on the lower level.
THE UNION COLLEGE WEIGHT ROOM FACILITY
Union College boasts of having a state-of-the-art weight room that helps
insure all of the school’s student-athletes remain on top of their game in season
and out of season.
Located in its own building beside Robsion Arena, the weight room facility
has been totally remodeled during the summer of 2003, and new equipment
was purchased. The entire interior was repainted, new fl oor mats were
installed and the offi ce area was renovated.
The equipment housed here includes: seven half-rack multi-purpose stations,
three lat pull-down machines, two leg curl/extension machines, a preacher
curl station, a glute-hamstring machine, an exercise bicycle and a stairmaster
cardiovascular machine. Also, the facility is fully equipped with dumbbells
ranging from fi ve pounds to 100 pounds.
The facility has two offi ces, which are used by the football staff.
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After a season of “what ifs,” the
Union College football team is ready to
leave last season in the past and enter
the 2007 campaign with something to
prove.
Going 3-7 overall and 1-4 in Mid-
South Conference East play, 2006 was
a season of heartache and heartbreak
for the Bulldogs. Hampered by injuries
and costly turnovers, Union saw many a
win slip through its grasp as it lost four
games by six points or less.
“Last year, with all the turnovers and
injuries, we struggled,” said Union head
coach Tommy Reid.
Yet, out of that heartache, Union
returns a vast number of starters, whom
when healthy, can compete with the
best of the Mid-South Conference has
to offer.
“I feel read good about the upcoming
season, especially about the returning
players we’ve got coming back,” Reid
said. “I’m especially excited about
the offense due to the maturity and
experience we return on that side of
the ball. We don’t have as many question
marks as we’ve had here in the past.”
The Bulldogs return 10 starters on
offense while returning eight on defense.
Even though Union returns a high number
of starters, Reid admitted that the
2007 Bulldogs could be overlooked by
opponents.
“We’re almost always going to be
overlooked,” the Bulldog coach said.
“The perception of Union is that we’re
a team that’ll hang around but isn’t really
a threat.
“However,” Reid added, “this year, we
want to prove people wrong.”
Terence Pollock could collect his 1,000th
career rushing yard during his sophomore
season.
But the road won’t
be an easy one for
Union with an always
stout MSC East slate
as well as four games
against MSC West
squads.
“It’ll be another
tough year (in the
conference),” Reid
said,” and I believe
that’s what makes our
conference so great.
Because year-in and
year-out, from one
week to the next, you
know you’re lining up
against another good
team.”
Union had a solid
year offensively in
2006 but struggled
put points on the
board as well as
hanging on to the
ball. The Bulldogs amassed 2,689 yards
in total offense with a balanced attack
as 1,503 yards came through the air and
1,186 on the ground. However, Union
scored just 164 points for a 16.4 pointsper-game
average.
Additionally, Union turned the ball
over a total of 23 times, while its
opponents coughed it up just 15 times
and averaged 23.2 points per contest.
Yet, there is still a hint of optimism
heading into the 2007 campaign.
The Bulldog offense returns a high
number of players who spent some time
in the starting lineup. Union lost just three
players who started numerous games,
yet 10 that started a minimum of two
games are back.
The two positions affected by the
losses are at wide receiver and on the
offensive line. Despite the loss of one
wideout, the Bulldogs return fi ve of
its top six receiving leaders from last
season, including the top three. On the
line, Union lost two starting offensive
linemen, yet Reid is confi dent that
there are seven to eight returnees
who will battle for playing time, not
to mention a couple of newcomers
that could add to the mix.
Over the years, Union has had a
number of quality players at the skills
positions. But what has been generally
lacking has been the offensive line.
“We’ve had some good running
Senior quarterback Joey Waters will be gunning for the record books during the 2007 season.
Already the holder of the career touchdown passing record, Waters is on pace to own every major
career passing record.
backs over the years,” Reid said. “But
in years past, it’s not been our running
backs, but the lack of production out
of the offensive line.
“We’ve always had good skill guys;
we’ve just struggled upfront,” he added.
“Now, we’ve got seven, eight guys
upfront that can play whereas we’ve
had just one or two.”
Leading the way on the offensive
line will be a trio of seniors, including
All-Mid-South Conference East Second
Team member Patrick Kallendorf.
Joining him are fellow seniors Nick
Ruggieri and Chris Murphy.
Sophomores Brock Evans and J.D.
Conley are also back. Though just secondyear
players, both saw considerable
amount of time on the fi eld as freshmen.
And if he can stay healthy, look for 6-4,
297-pound Brandon Lack to give the
offensive line a boost. Additionally, the
line could get a shot in the arm from
transfer Quintin Borders.
The 2006 season was supposed to
be senior quarterback Joey Waters’
coronation as he was to put an all-out
assault on the record book. However,
Waters lasted just two games as he
suffered a season-ending knee injury.
Fortunately, because played in just two
games, he was able to use a medical redshirt
and have a second go-around at his
senior season.
“As a junior (in 2005), he had a great
year,” said Reid. “At this point in his
career, he’s got a great understanding
of what to do and how to manage our
offense.”
Last season, Waters completed 27-
of-50 passes for 382 yards and three
touchdowns in two games. He became
just the third player in program history
to pass for over 2,000 yards in a season
when he threw for 2,059 yards on
184-of-297 passing in 2005. He also
set the single-season record for most
touchdown passes in 2005 with 21 and
is the career leader with 39.
And with 4,664 career passing yards,
Waters is just under 1,900 yards away
from passing Lee Worley for the career
passing yardage record.
Kyle Callahan filled in admirably
last season at quarterback, throwing
for 1,039 yards and six touchdowns.
But with Waters back under center, the
versatile Callahan will look to haul in
passes instead of lobbing them. In the
two games he wasn’t at quarterback,
Callahan caught 10 passes for 163 yards
and two touchdowns, ranking him sixth
on the team in receptions and second in
touchdown catches.
Joining Callahan at wide receiver are
Ryan Chambers, Chris Collopy and
Shawn Kelly, who all tied for the team
lead in receptions with 17. Chambers had
296 receiving yards and one score, while
Collopy had 289 receiving yards and a
team-best four touchdowns receptions.
Kelly’s 17 catches, meanwhile, covered
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185 yards. Also back is Stephen Hunter,
who had 11 receptions for 214 yards
and a touchdown during his freshman
campaign.
Union could also get a boost from
red-shirt freshman P.J. Burrowes, a 6-2,
170-pounder from Middlesboro, Ky.
In the backfi eld, the Bulldogs return a
solid corps of running backs, including the
team’s top rusher in Terence Pollock.
Pollock put together one of the best
freshman seasons ever as he rushed for
655 yards and eight touchdowns on 155
carries for a 4.2 yards-per-carry average.
His 655 yards last season ranks 11 th -best
in program history, just missing cracking
the Top 10 by one yard.
Ben Kelly is also back after averaging
3.4 yards per carry in 2006. Union will
also get some help in the backfi eld from
Lee Miles and Antonio Drane, both
of whom red-shirted last season. Senior
David Hammer could also see time at
fullback as well as at tight end.
On the other side of the ball, the
Bulldog defense was solid in 2006 as
it ranked in the top 40 in the nation in
several categories, including 21 st in sacks
by with an average of 2.3 per game. In
addition, Union allowed just 232 points,
the 10 th fewest in program history since
the program was revived in 1984.
However, while it returns eight
defensive starters, the Bulldog defense
lost three big cogs from last year’s
squad. Gone are Brandon Webb, who
led the NAIA in tackles for a loss with
2007 SChedule
9-1 vs. Cumberlands*^ 7
9-8 Lambuth 1:30
9-15 @ Malone 7
9-22 @ Pikeville* 6
9-29 @ Shorter 1:30
10-6 Cumberland 1:30
10-13 Campbellsville 1:30
10-20 @Frostburg State 1
10-27 UVa-Wise* 1:30
11-3 West Virginia Tech* 1:30
11-10 @ Georgetown* 1:30
11-17 NAIA Playoffs TBA
11-24 NAIA Playoffs TBA
12-1 NAIA Playoffs TBA
12-15 NAIA Championship 1
*-MSC East game; ^-Played in
Corbin, Ky.; All times are Eastern.
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Senior linebacker Patrick O’Neal recorded 102 total tackles in 2006, earning him All-Mid-South Conference East First
Team honors. He was the fi rst Bulldogs to amass 100-plus tackles since Herman Lovett accomplished the feat in 2002.
2.4 per game to go along with his 9.0
sacks, Junior Owen, who had 55 tackles
and 3.0 sacks to his credit, and Caleb
Jones, who helped out with 35 tackles
and 5.0 sacks. Between the three, they
accounted for 42.5 tackles for a loss.
“Last year, we were more experienced
on defense,” Reid said. “This year, we’re
not. Each year you take a hit somewhere,
and this year, it’s on defense for us.
“We’re going to be young (on
defense),” the Union coach added, “but
we’re going to be deep.”
Leading the way will be senior
Patrick O’Neal, who has done nothing
but lead the team in tackles the past
three seasons. In 2006, the middle
linebacker became the fi rst Bulldog to
record 100-plus tackles in a season since
Herman Lovett accomplished the feat
in 2002. He had 102 total tackles with
2.0 sacks in earning All-MSC East First
Team honors.
Junior Kyle Sasser could land a starting
linebacking spot after posting 40 tackles,
4.0 of which went for a loss, last season.
Others who could see playing time at
linebacker include Depaul Payton, Josh
Presley and Daniel Moody.
The defensive line is full of question
marks as well, but there are a handful
of experienced players back. Fifthyear
senior Colby Wilson recorded
16 tackles with two going for a loss in
limited action last year. Arthur Johnson
will anchor the nose guard slot, while
Patrick Burke, Timmy Goodin and Ryan
Baker will vie for the other defensive
end position.
The secondary will be young in age
but very experienced. Sophomore Ty
Harris had an extraordinary freshman
campaign in which he had 38 tackles and
four interceptions – three coming in one
game to tie the school record, landing
him All-MSC East First Team honors.
Harris will anchor one corner, while
Jeremy Agbomi, Antonio Dishman
and Garry Barnett battle it out for the
other starting spot.
Sophomore Josh Littleton is penciled
in as the team’s free safety. In 2006, he
came on strong as the season progressed,
recording 29 tackles, 3.0 tackles for a
loss, 1.0 sacks and fi ve pass breakups.
Marekus Smith, who had 57 tackles, 3.5
tackles for a loss and four pass breakups
as a sophomore, will help out again as a
safety. In addition, junior Derrick Hurst
will help out at one of the two safety
positions.
Special teams is up for grabs as well.
Reid will be looking to a newcomes to
take care of the kicking duties. James
Hager is a freshman out of Micanopy,
Fla., and will be asked to handle all the
kicking duties for the Bulldogs.
In years past, Union had held its own
in the return game, generally ranking
among the nation’s best. But in 2006,
the Bulldogs averaged just 15.2 yards
per kick return and 7.4 yards per punt
return. Wide receivers Hunter, Burrowes
and Callahan could see time as return
specialists this season.
With a young, but experienced
corps of players coming back, the 2007
Bulldogs eager to prove they belong
among the conference’s elite. And Union
will get its fi rst shot on Sept. 1 when it
takes on University of the Cumberlands
(Ky.) at 7 p.m. in Corbin, Ky. The Bulldogs’
home opener is set for Sept. 8 against
Lambuth (Tenn.) University. Both of
Union’s contests versus non-MSC teams
are road game at Malone (Ohio) College
and at Frostburg State (Md.) University.
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1 Abdul Gure QB SO 5-11 195 Scottdale, Ga./Clarkston
2 Daniel Moody LB R-FR 6-0 175 New Castle, Ky./Henry County
3 Ty Harris DB SO 5-11 164 Monroe, Ga./Monroe Area
4 Depaul Peyton LB JR 5-9 211 Lexington, Ky./Lafayette
5 Jeremy Agbomi DB SO 5-11 165 Cincinnati, Ohio/Western Hills
6 Stefon Filer DB FR 5-8 139 Ocala, Fla./North Marion
7 Stephen Hunter WR SO 6-1 196 Pineville, Ky./Bell County
8 P.J. Burrowes WR R-FR 6-1 177 Middlesboro, Ky./Middlesboro
9 Marekus Smith DB JR 5-10 198 Lithonia, Ga./Redan
10 Garry Barnett DB R-FR 5-9 157 Bowling Green, Ky./Warren Central
11 Josh Presley LB SO 5-11 214 Sweetwater, Tenn./Sweetwater
12 Kyle Callahan WR JR 6-0 197 Covington, Ky./Covington Catholic
13 Kyle Sasser LB JR 5-8 199 Lakeland, Fla./Lake Gibson
14 Justin Taylor DB FR 5-10 177 Lawrenceville, Ga./Central Gwinnett
16 Terry Young DB FR 5-8 160 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park
17 Zach Churchwell QB FR 6-0 228 Pineville, Ky./Pineville
18 Joey Waters QB SR 5-11 207 McDonough, Ga./Union Grove
21 Larry Taylor RB FR 5-8 159 Frankfort, Ky./Franklin County
22 Ben Kelly RB SO 5-11 184 Cold Springs, Ky./Newport Central
23 Lee Miles RB R-FR 5-7 178 Ross, Ohio/Ross
24 Jeff Howard RB SO 6-0 210 Pathfork, Ky./Bell County
25 Antonio Drane RB SO 5-10 228 Louisville, Ky./Butler
26 Terence Pollock RB SO 5-9 214 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park
27 Wayne Hensley DB R-FR 6-2 158 Gray, Ky./Knox Central
28 Antonio Dishman DB SO 5-10 164 Louisville, Ky./Desales
30 Marcus McGinnis DB R-FR 5-10 168 Louisville, Ky./Doss
31 Patrick Burke DL JR 5-8 213 Erlanger, Ky./Covington Catholic
32 Deboris Owens DB FR 5-7 179 Monroe, Ga./Monroe Area
33 Johnnie Nabors LB JR 5-10 180 Lawrenceville, Ga./Meadowcreek
37 Cristian Martinez DB FR 5-8 161 Gainesville, Fla./P.K. Yonge
38 Brandon Willis RB FR 5-9 200 Hazard, Ky./Perry County
39 James Jones RB R-FR 6-0 175 Stearns, Ky./McCreary Central
40 Colby Wilson DL SR 5-10 250 Livermore, Ky./McLean County
41 Josh Littleton DB SO 5-11 185 Waverly Hall, Ga./Flint River
42 Patrick O’Neal LB SR 6-1 225 Lula, Ga./East Hall
43 Jimmy Dalton LB FR 5-11 190 Owenton, Ky./Owen County
44 Shawn Kelly WR SR 5-8 175 Owenton, Ky./Newport Central
45 David Hammer RB SR 5-10 213 Edmonton, Ky./Metcalfe County
46 Mykhal Briones DB FR 5-8 157 Watkinsville, Ga./Oconee County
47 Jeremy White LB R-FR 5-9 201 Sevierville, Tenn./Seymour
48 Kevin Greggs DB FR 5-11 161 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park
49 Eddie Johns RB R-FR 5-10 227 New Smyrna Beach, Fla./New Smyrna Beach
51 Stephen Cutler LB FR 6-1 205 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park
53 Cain Sams DL FR 5-9 274 Pineville, Ky./Pineville
No. Name Pos. Yr. Ht. Wt. Hometown/Previous School
55 Patrick Kallendorf OL SR 6-0 249 Dayton, Ky./Newport Central
56 Elige Powell OL FR 5-10 308 Nicholasville, Ky./East Jessamine
58 Timmy Goodin DL SO 6-1 241 Pineville, Ky./Pineville
59 Trey Gertsen OL JR 6-1 260 Flowery Branch, Ga./East Hall
60 Eric Lindhorst OL FR 6-2 265 Loveland, Ohio/Moeller
62 Mason Thompson OL FR 6-1 265 Orange Park, Fla./Orange Park
63 Michael Culver DL FR 5-10 205 Williamsburg, Ky./Whitley County
65 Curtis Hoskins OL FR 6-2 260 Lafollette, Tenn./Campbell County
66 Joe Mullinax OL FR 6-0 303 Canton, Ga./Cherokee
67 J.D. Conley OL SO 6-0 260 Ashland, Ky./Boyd County
68 Chris Murphy OL SR 6-0 323 Louisville, Ky./Butler
69 Nick Ruggieri OL SR 6-3 271 Afton, Tenn./Chuckey-Doak
70 Zach Glascock DL FR 6-0 276 Camden, Ind./Carroll
71 Quintin Borders OL R-FR 6-6 277 Lexington, Ky./Bryan Station
74 Brock Evans OL SO 6-0 281 Maryville, Tenn./Maryville
76 Brandon Lack OL SO 6-4 297 Cookeville, Tenn./Cookeville
78 Steven Rogers OL R-SO 6-1 322 Besty Lane, Ky./Betsy Lane
80 Stephen Filer WR FR 5-8 140 Ocala, Fla./North Marion
81 Rolando Dyer WR FR 6-1 173 Lawrenceburg, Ga./Central Gwinnett
82 Chris Collopy WR SR 5-11 195 Manchester, Ky./Clay County
84 Ray Norman WR FR 6-3 184 Somerset, Ky./Somerset
85 Ryan Chambers WR SR 6-1 192 McDonough, Ga./Union Grove
86 John Wooton DL JR 6-0 220 Hyden, Ky./Leslie County
87 Demetrius Hicks WR FR 6-0 155 Frankfort, Ky./Franklin County
88 Adam Smith TE R-FR 6-1 202 Flat Lick, Ky./Knox Central
89 Amondo Harris WR JR 6-1 180 Bishopville, S.C./Lee Central
90 Quentin Penn DL FR 6-0 223 Daytona Beach, Fla./Atlantic
91 Nick Charles DL FR 6-1 230 Salem, Va./Salem
92 Ryan Baker DL R-FR 6-3 213 Ross, Ohio/Ross
93 Arthur Johnson DL SO 5-9 309 New Smyrna Beach, Fla./New Smyrna Beach
95 Jason Hammontree DL R-FR 6-1 239 Greenback, Tenn./Greenback
96 Michael Gold DL SO 6-2 250 Baltimore, Ohio/Liberty Union
98 James Hager K/P FR 6-0 173 Micanopy, Fla./PK Yonge
Head Coach: Tommy Reid
Assistant Coaches:
Marco Knorr (Quarterbacks/Wide Receivers)
Shaun Person (Running Backs)
Junior Owen (Offensive Line)
Andre Linn (Defensive Coordinator Defensive Backs)
John Gray (Defensive Line)
Kenneth Mitchell (Safeties)
Travis Bethel (Linebackers)
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Name
No.
Agbomi, Jeremy 5
Baker, Ryan 92
Barnett, Garry 10
Borders, Quintin 71
Briones, Mykhal 46
Burke, Patrick 31
Burrowes, P.J. 8
Callahan, Kyle 12
Chambers, Ryan 85
Charles, Nick 91
Churchwell, Zach 17
Collopy, Chris 82
Conley, J.D. 67
Culver, Michael 63
Cutler, Stephen 51
Dalton, Jimmy 43
Dishman, Antonio 28
Drane, Antonio 25
Dyer, Rolando 81
Evans, Brock 74
Filer, Stephen 80
Filer, Stefon 6
Gertsen, Trey 59
Glascock, Zach 70
Gold, Michael 96
Goodin, Timmy 58
Greggs, Kevin 48
Gure, Abdul 1
Hager, James 98
Hammer, David 45
Hammontree, Jason 95
Harris, Amondo 89
Harris, Ty 3
Hensley, Wayne 27
Hicks, Demetrius 87
Hoskins, Curtis 65
Howard, Jeff 24
Hunter, Stephen 7
Johns, Eddie 49
Alphabetical Roster
Name
No.
Johnson, Arthur 93
Jones, James 39
Kallendorf, Patrick 55
Kelly, Ben 22
Kelly, Shawn 44
Lack, Brandon 76
Lindhorst, Eric 60
Littleton, Josh 41
Martinez, Cristian 37
McGinnis, Marcus 30
Miles, Lee 23
Moody, Daniel 2
Mullinax, Joe 66
Murphy, Chris 68
Nabors, Johnnie 33
Norman, Ray 84
O’Neal, Patrick 42
Owens, Deboris 32
Penn, Quentin 90
Peyton, Depaul 4
Pollock, Terence 26
Powell, Elige 56
Presley, Josh 11
Rogers, Steven 78
Ruggieri, Nick 69
Sasser, Kyle 13
Sams, Cain 53
Smith, Adam 88
Smith, Marekus 9
Taylor, Justin 14
Taylor, Larry 21
Thompson, Mason 62
Waters, Joey 18
White, Jeremy 47
Willis, Brandon 38
Wilson, Colby 40
Wooton, John 86
Young, Terry 16
Roster by the Numbers
BY CLASS
BY STATE
Seniors - 10
Kentucky - 36
Juniors - 9
Florida - 13
Sophomores - 26
Georgia - 13
Freshmen - 44
Tennessee - 6
BY POSITION
Ohio - 5
Quarterbacks - 3
Virginia - 1
Running Backs - 10
South Carolina - 1
Wide Receivers - 11
Indiana - 1
Tight Ends - 1
Offensive Linemen - 14
Kickers/Punters - 1
Defensive Linemen - 13
Linebackers - 9
Defensive Backs - 15
Pronunciation Guide
No. Name
Pronunciation
1 Abdul Gure (AB-dool GOO-ray)
5 Jeremy Agbomi (Jer-u-me ag-BOMB-ee)
9 Marekus Smith (MER-ek-us Smith)
32 Deboris Owens (DEE-bore-is Owens)
33 Johnnie Nabors (joh-NEE NEIGH-bors)
46 Mykal Briones (Michael Bri-OWN-es)
55 Patrick Kallendorf (pa-trick CAL-lin-dorf)
56 Elige Powell (E-lie-jah powell)
59 Trey Gertsen (trey GURT-sun)
60 Eric Lindhorst (Eric lynn-HORST)
66 Joe Mullinax (joe mole-i-nax)
69 Nick Ruggieri (nick RUE-jeer-ee)
82 Chris Collopy (chris CALL-u-pee)
86 John Wooton (john WOO-ten)
98 James Hager (james HAY-grr)
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1 - Abdul Gure
Quarterback
Sophomore
5-foot-11 / 195 pounds
Scottsdale, Ga. / Clarkston
7 - Stephen Hunter
Wide Receiver
Sophomore
6-foot-1 / 196 pounds
Pineville, Ky. / Bell County
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2005: Highlights: Did not play.
3 - Ty HarriS
Defensive Back
Sophomore
5-foot-11 / 164 pounds
Monroe, Ga. / Monroe Area
2006 Highlights: Named NAIA Defensive
Player of the Week by Don Hansen’s National
Weekly Football Gazette the week of Sept. 11,
2006 ... Named Mid-South Conference Defensive Player of the Week on
Sept. 11, 2006 ... Tied a school record for most interceptions in a game
with three in a 23-20 win at NCAA Division II Chowan on Sept. 9, 2006,
returning one for 60 yards and a touchdown.
4 - Depaul PeytOn
Linebacker
Junior
5-foot-9 / 211 pounds
Lexington, Ky. / Lafayette
2006 Highlights: Played in 5 games… made 10
tackles, 3 for loss… made 2 unassisted, 3 assisted
tackles, and 0.5 sack against Georgetown.
5 - Jeremy AGhOmi
Defensive Back
Sophomore
5-foot-11 / 165 pounds
Cincinnati, Ohio / Western Hills
2006 Highlights: Played in 6 games… made 15
tackles, 11 solo tackles... defl ected 3 passes…
intercepted 1 pass against Lambuth.
2006 Highlights: Played in all 10 games… made
11 receptions for 214 yards… scored 65-yard
touchdown against Belhaven… caught 3 passes
for 81 yards against the Cumberlands… returned 18 kickoffs… averaged
14.9 yards per return with a long of 40 yards… returned 3 punts... longest
return was 10 yards.
8 - P.J. BurrOweS
Wide Receiver
R-Freshman
6-foot-1 / 177 pounds
Middlesboro, Ky. / Middlesboro
2006 Highlights: Redshirt – Did not play.
9 - MarekuS Smith
Defensive Back
Junior
5-foot-10 / 198 pounds
Lithonia, Ga. / Redan
2006 Highlights: Played in all 10 games… Led
defensive backs with 57 tackles… 3.5 tackles
for loss… made 6 solo tackles against Frostburg
State… made season-high 10 tackles against Cumberlands along with one
forced fumble and 21-yard fumble recovery.
10 - Garry Barnett
Defensive Back
R-Freshman
5-foot-9 / 157 pounds
Bowling Green, Ky. / Warren Central
2006 Highlights: Did not play - red-shirted.
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11 - JOSh PreSley
Linebacker
Sophomore
5-foot-11 / 214 pounds
Sweetwater, Tenn. / Sweetwater
2006 Highlights: Appeared in a few games, did
not record a tackle.
12 - Kyle Callahan
Wide Receiver
Junior
6-foot / 197 pounds
Covington, Ky. / Covington Catholic
2006 Highlights: Named NAIA All-Purpose
Player of the Week by Don Hansen’s National
Weekly Football Gazette the week of Oct.
2, 2006, after catching 8 passes for 153 yards and two touchdowns,
running for four yards on three carries, completing 1-of-5 passes
for seven yards and coming in as a backup quarterback and leading
Union on a touchdown drive to seal the 39-17 win over Pikeville ...
2005 Highlights: Played in 9 games…Completed 22 of 40 passes for
358 yards and 4 touchdowns… Had 18 rushes for 46 yards…Made 6
receptions for 110 yards…Also played defense, made 30 tackles 13
solo…Had 1.5 tackles for loss…Made 1 interception…Blocked 2 Passes.
13 - Kyle SaSSer
Linebacker
Junior
5-foot-8 / 199 pounds
Lakeland, Fla. / Lake Gibson
2006 Highlights: Played in 10 games… Made 43
tackles, 9 solo… Had 0.5 sack… made 8 tackles
against Chowan and Georgetown… 2 of 4 tackles
for loss came against Chowan. 2005 Highlights: Played in 4 games…
Made 9 tackles, 8 solo…Had 0.5 tackles for loss.
program history to pass for more than 2,000 yards in a season…became
just the 4 th player in school history to pass for more than 4,000 yards in a
career and ranks 3 rd all-time with 4,282…Completed 184 of 297 passes
for 2,059 yards and set a school record for touchdown passes in a season
with 21…Made 107 rushes for 136 yards…Made Don Hansen’s Football
Gazette NAIA East Region Team as an Honorable Mention…Named
MSC Offensive Player of the Week after the Bulldogs closed out the
season with a big win…Named to the MSC East All-Conference First
Team…Named to the NAIA Football.Net All-American as an Honorable
Mention…2004 Highlights: Played in 11 games...completed 133 of 269
passes for 1,561 and 11 touchdowns…2003 Highlights: Completed 55
of 111 passes for 662 yards, 4 touchdowns.
22 - Ben Kelly
Running Back
Sophomore
5-foot-11 / 184 pounds
Cold Spring, Ky. / Newport Central Catholic
2006 Highlights: Played in 8 games… rushed
24 times for 81 yards… Rushed for career-high
34 yards against West Virginia Tech… caught 6
passes and 1 touchdown for 83 yards.
24 - Jeff HOward
Running Back
Sophomore
6-foot / 210 pounds
Pathfork, Ky. / Bell County
2006 Highlights: Played in 2 games… made 2
tackles, 1 solo tackle.
26 - TerenCe POllOCk
Running Back
Sophomore
5-foot-9 / 214 pounds
Orange Park, Fla. / Orange Park
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Quarterback
R-Senior
5-foot-11 / 207 pounds
McDonough, Ga. / Union Grove
2006 Highlights: Tied the career record for
most career touchdown passes after throwing
two in a 39-17 win against Pikeville on Sept. 30,
2006, giving him 39 ... Supposed the 4,500 career
passing yards with 288 yards against Pikeville on Sept. 30, 2006...2005
Highlights: Played in all 10 games…Became only the 3 rd player in
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2006 Highlights: Named to Mid-South
Conference East First-Team… Played in all 10
games… led team with 655 rushing yards…
longest run was 65 yards… posted 3 straight 100-yard games, Belhaven
(career high 158 yards), Lambuth, and Frostburg State.
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31 - PatriCk Burke
Defensive Line
Junior
5-foot-8 / 213 pounds
Erlanger, Ky. / Covington Catholic
42 - PatriCk ONeal
Linebacker
Senior
6-foot-1 / 215 pounds
Lula, Ga. / East Hall
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2006 Highlights: Played in 6 games… made 11
tackles… season-high 3 tackles, 1 for loss, against
Cumberlands.
33 - JOhnnie NabOrS
Linebacker
Junior
5-foot-10 / 180 pounds
Lawrenceville, Ga. / Meadowcreek
2006 Highlights: Played in 9 games… made 13
tackles… made 3 tackles against Chowan and
Pikeville… Blocked kick against Georgetown.
2005 Highlights: Played in 8 games…Made 8 tackles, 7 solo…Blocked 1
kick…Had 1 kick return for 25 yards.
40 - COlby WilSOn
Defensive Line
R-Senior
5-foot-10 / 250 pounds
Livermore, Ky. / McLean County
2006 Highlights: Played in 7 games… Made
16 tackles, 2 for loss… made 3 tackles in
Cumberlands and Wise games. 2005 Highlights:
Played in 9 games…Made 23 tackles, 11 solo…Had 4 tackles for loss…
Made 2 sacks for a total of 21 yard loss…Made 1 fumble return…Had
3 Quarterback hurries…Had 1 safety. 2004 Highlights: Played in 11
games…split time at defensive line and offensive line…Made 7 tackles
with 1.5 going for a loss…Had one fumble recovery.
41 - JOSh LittletOn
Defensive Back
Sophomore
5-foot-11 / 185 pounds
Waverly Hall, Ga. / Flint River Academy
2006 Highlights: Named to Victory Sports
Network All-American 2 nd Team… Named to
Don Hansen’s National Weekly Football Gazette
Honorable Mention All-American… Named to Mid-South Conference
East First-Team… Earned Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete honor…
Played in 9 games… Led team with 102 tackles and 38 unassisted
tackles… Also led MSC with 11.3 tackles per game… Made 3.0 tackles
for loss and 2.0 sacks. 2005 Highlights: Played in all 10 games…Led
the team in tackles with 82, 42 solo and averaged 8.2 per game…Had
4.5 tackles for loss totaling 18 yards…Made 1 forced fumble…Had 1.5
sacks for a total loss of 12 yards…Had 2 Quarterback hurries…Blocked
2 passes…Was named the MSC Defensive Player of the Week for the
week after the Bulldogs win over UVA-Wise…Named a Don Hansen’s
Football Gazette NAIA East Region Team as a Honorable Mention…
Named to the MSC East All-Conference First Team. 2004 Highlights:
Played in 11 games…tied team lead in tackles with 63…Had 4.5 tackles
for a loss and 1 sack…Had 1 pass breakup.
44 - Shawn Kelly
Wide Receiver
Senior
5-foot-8 / 175 pounds
Owenton, Ky. / Newport Central Catholic
2006 Highlights: Played in all 10 games… Made
17 receptions for 185 yards… Returned 18
kickoffs for 269 yards, long of 40 yards. 2005
Highlights: Played in all 10 games…Made 31 receptions for 398 yards
and 4 touchdowns…Made 1 punt return for 23 yards and 1 touchdown.
2004 Highlights: Played in 9 games…Third on team in receptions with
19 for 159 yards and 1 touchdown…Averaged 8.4 yards per reception.
45 - David Hammer
Running Back
Senior
5-foot-10 / 213 pounds
Edmonton, Ky. / Metcalfe County
2006 Highlights: Played in all 10 games…
made 29 tackles, 3 for loss… made season-high 5
tackles against Chowan… made 2 tackles for loss,
1 sack in Belhaven game.
2006 Highlights: Played in 1 game… Made 2
tackles. 2005 Highlights: Played in 4 games…
Made 3 tackles all solo…Had 1 kick return.
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55 - PatriCk KallendOrf
Offensive Line
Senior
6-foot / 249 pounds
Dayton, Ky. / Newport Central Catholic
69 - NiCk RuGGieri
Offensive Line
Senior
6-foot-3 / 271 pounds
Afton, Tenn. / Chuckey-Doak
2006 Highlights: Played in 10 games… Named
to All-Mid-South Conference East Second Team.
58 - Timmy GOOdin
Defensive Line
Sophomore
6-foot-1 / 241 pounds
Pineville, Ky. / Pineville
74 - BrOCk EvanS
Offensive Line
Sophomore
6-foot / 281 pounds
Maryville, Tenn. / Maryville
59 - Trey GertSen
Offensive Line
Junior
6-foot-1 / 260 pounds
Flowery Branch, Ga. / East Hall
67 - J.D. COnley
Offensive Line
Sophomore
6-foot / 260 pounds
Ashland, Ky. / Boyd County
68 - ChriS Murphy
Offensive Line
Senior
6-foot / 323 pounds
Louisville, Ky. / Butler
76 - BrandOn LaCk
Offensive Line
Sophomore
6-foot-4 / 297 pounds
Cookeville, Tenn. / Cookeville
78 - Steven ROGerS
Offensive Line
Sophomore
6-foot-1 / 322 pounds
Betsy Lane, Ky. / Betsy Lane
82 - ChriS COllOpy
Wide Receiver
Senior
5-foot-11 / 195 pounds
Manchester, Ky. / Clay County
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2006 Highlights: Played in all 10 games… led
team with 4 touchdown receptions… tied
team-high with 17 catches for 289 yards. 2006
Highlights: Played in 2 games… caught 1 pass for 7 yards
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85 - Ryan ChamberS
Wide Receiver
Senior
6-foot-1 / 192 pounds
McDonough, Ga. / Union Grove
95 - JaSOn HammOntree
Defensive Line
R-Freshman
6-foot-1 / 239 pounds
Greenback, Tenn. / Greenback
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2006 Highlights: Played in 8 games… Led
team with 17 catches for 296 yards with one
touchdown. 2005 Highlights: Played in 9
games…Made 16 receptions for 280 yards and 1 touchdown…Had 1 19
yard kick return for a touchdown. 2004 Highlights: Played in 4 games…
caught 2 passes for 26 yards and 1 touchdown
86 - JOhn WOOtOn
Defensive Line
Junior
6-foot / 220 pounds
Hyden, Ky. / Leslie County
2006 Highlights: Did not play. 2005
Highlights: Played in one game, made 1 tackle
93 - Arthur JOhnSOn
Defensive Line
Sophomore
5-foot-9 / 309 pounds
New Smyrna Beach, Fla. / New Smyrna Beach
2006 Highlights: Played in 5 games…Made
12 tackles, 2 for loss… recovered one fumble
against Frostburg State… made 3 tackles in
Bethel and Georgetown games.
2006 Highlights: Redshirt – Did not play.
96 - MiChael GOld
Defensive Line
Sophomore
6-foot-2 / 250 pounds
Baltimore, Ohio / Liberty Union
2006 Highlights: Played in 2 games… made 2
tackles.
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NEWCOMERS, RED-SHIRTS AND OTHER BULLDOGS
2 - Daniel MOOdy
Linebacker
R-Freshman
New Castle, Ky. / Henry Co.
30 - MarCuS MCGinniS
Defensive Back
R-Freshman
Louisville, Ky. / Doss
51 - Stephen Cutler
Linebacker
Freshman
Orange Park, Fla. / Orange Park
80 - Stephen Filer
Wide Receiver
Freshman
Ocala, Fla. / North Marion
6 - StefOn Filer
Defensive Back
Freshman
Ocala, Fla. / North Marion
14 - JuStin TaylOr
Defensive Back
Freshman
Lawrenceville, Ga. / Central
Gwinnett
16 - Terry YOunG
Defensive Back
Freshman
Orange Park, Fla. / Orange Park
17 - ZaCh ChurChwell
Quarterback
Freshman
Pineville, Ky. / Pineville
21 - Larry TaylOr
Running Back
Freshman
Frankfort, Ky. / Franklin Co.
23 - Lee MileS
Running Back
R-Freshman
Ross, Ohio / Ross
25 - AntOniO Drane
Running Back
Sophomore
Louisville, Ky. / Butler
27 - Wayne HenSley
Defensive Back
R-Freshman
Gray, Ky. / Knox Central
28 - AntOniO DiShman
Defensive Back
Sophomore
Louisville, Ky. / Desales
32 - DebOriS OwenS
Defensive Back
Freshman
Monroe, Ga. / Monroe Area
37 - CriStian Martinez
Defensive Back
Freshman
Gainesville, Fla. / P.K. Yonge
38 - BrandOn WilliS
Running Back
Freshman
Hazard, Ky. / Perry Co.
39 - JameS JOneS
Running Back
R-Freshman
Stearns, Ky. / McCreary Central
43 - Jimmy DaltOn
Linebacker
Freshman
Owenton, Ky. / Owen County
46 - Mykhal BriOneS
Defensive Back
Freshman
Watkinsville, Ga. / Oconee Co.
47 - Jeremy White
Linebacker
R-Freshman
Sevierville, Tenn. / Seymour
48 - Kevin GreGGS
Defensive Back
Freshman
Orange Park, Fla. / Orange Park
49 - Eddie JOhnS
Running Back
R-Freshman
New Smyrna Beach, Fla. / New Smyrna Beach
53 - Cain SamS
Defensive Line
Freshman
Pineville, Ky. / Pineville
56 - EliGe POwell
Offensive Line
Freshman
Nicholasville, Ky. / East Jessamine
60 - EriC LindhOrSt
Offensive Line
Freshman
Loveland, Ohio / Cincinnati
Moeller
62 - MaSOn ThOmpSOn
Offensive Line
Freshman
Orange Park, Fla. / Orange Park
63 - MiChael Culver
Defensive Line
Freshman
Williamsburg, Ky. / Whitley Co.
65 - CurtiS HOSkinS
Offensive Line
Freshman
Lafollette, Tenn. / Campbell Co.
66 - JOe Mullinax
Offensive Line
Freshman
Canton, Ga. / Cherokee
70 - ZaCh GlaSCOCk
Defensive Line
Freshman
Camden, Ind. / Carroll
71 - Quintin BOrderS
Offensive Line
R-Freshman
Lexington, Ky. / Bryan Station
81 - ROlandO Dyer
Wide Receiver
Freshman
Lawrenceville, Ga. / Central
Gwinnett
84 - Ray NOrman
Wide Receiver
Freshman
Somerset, Ky. / Somerset
87 - DemetriuS HiCkS
Wide Receiver
Freshman
Frankfort, Ky. / Franklin Co.
88 - Adam Smith
Tight End
R-Freshman
Flat Lick, Ky. / Knox Central
89 - AmOndO HarriS
Wide Receiver
Freshman
Bishopville, S.C. / Lee Central
90 - Quentin Penn
Defensive Line
Freshman
Daytona Beach, Fla. / Atlantic
91 - NiCk CharleS
Defensive Line
Freshman
Salem, Va. / Salem
92 - Ryan Baker
Defensive Line
R-Freshman
Ross, Ohio / Ross
98 - JameS HaGer
Kicker / Punter
Freshman
Micanopy, Fla. / P.K. Yonge
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Entering his sixth full season as the Union College head
football coach, Tommy Reid is beginning his 12th season
overall with the program.
Reid is the seventh head coach for the Bulldogs since
Union reinstated football as a sponsored sport in 1984, and
he is the 10th different person to lead the team during the
44-year history of the program.
As the Bulldogs’ head coach, Reid has compiled an
18-40 overall record. Reid has had two players earn NAIA
All-American Honorable Mentions during his tenure, while
two others were named a NAIA First Team All-American
by Don Hansen’s National Weekly Football Gazette. Additionally,
three more were selected for the Third Team with
16 more earning NAIA All-American Honorable Mentions
in Don Hansen’s National Weekly Football Gazette. Five
players was honored by Victory Sports Network with one landing on the First Team, one making
the Third Team, two on the Fourth Team and another as an honorable mention. Additionally, 15
players have been named to the Mid-South Conference First Team under Reid’s watch.
In addition to the head coaching duties, Reid is the team’s offensive coordinator and the
running backs coach. He also serves the Union Department of Athletics as an assistant athletic
director.
Prior to becoming the head coach, Reid served as the team’s defensive coordinator and
special teams coordinator for two-plus seasons. He has been at Union since the 1996 season when
he joined the staff as a graduate assistant. Before his arrival in Barbourville, Reid coached one year
at Glenville State (W.Va.) College, his alma mater.
At Glenville State, Reid was a three-year starter, being named an All-Conference Honorable
Mention following his sophomore and junior seasons. He had a solid senior campaign, earning All-
Conference First Team honors. Reid helped Glenville State to the NAIA Division I championship
game in 1993 and was a member of Glenville State’s playoff team in 1994.
Reid is married to the former Jennifer Patterson, and the couple resides in Barbourville.
COACHING RECORDS AT UNION
Coach Year(s) Record
T.M. Funk 2: 1924-25 4-11-0 (.267)
John Wolfe 3: 1926-28 8-14-1 (.370)
J.R. Bacon 13: 1929-41 46-33-12 (.571)
John Pate 1: 1984 1-5 (.167)
Bob Shackleford 2: 1984-85^ 5-5-1 (.500)
John Ross 2: 1986-87 9-11-0 (.450)
Matt Ballard 6: 1988-93 34-25-1 (.575)
Tuck Woolum 5: 1994-98 17-32-1 (.350)
Brian Hill 3: 1999-01 4-20-0 (.167)
Tommy Reid 6: 2001-present 18-40-0 (.310)
Total 45 152-205-17 (.429)**
^-Bob Shackleford coached the fi nal game of the 1984 season; ^^-Tommy Reid coched
the fi nal six games of the 2001 season; **-Includes the 1906, 1922 and 1923 records.
YEAR-BY-YEAR RECORDS
Year Record Head Coach
1905 1-2-0 None*
1906-1921 - No Football at Union
1922 2-4-0 None*
1923 4-3-1 None*
1924 2-6-0 T.M. Funk
1925 2-5-0 T.M. Funk
1926 2-5-1 John Wolfe
1927 2-5-0 John Wolfe
1928 4-4-0 John Wolfe
1929 5-2-1 J.R. Bacon
1930 6-2-0 J.R. Bacon
1931 2-6-0 J.R. Bacon
1932 2-3-2 J.R. Bacon
1933 4-1-1 J.R. Bacon
1934 5-0-2 J.R. Bacon
1935 3-1-2 J.R. Bacon
1936 3-3-2 J.R. Bacon
1937 4-3-0 J.R. Bacon
1938 3-4-0 J.R. Bacon
1939 3-3-1 J.R. Bacon
1940 5-1-1 J.R. Bacon
1941 1-4-0 J.R. Bacon
1942-1983 - No Football at Union
1984 1-6-0 John Pate/Bob Shackleford
1985 5-4-1 Bob Shackleford
1986 7-3-0 John Ross
1987 2-8-0 John Ross
1988 6-4-0 Matt Ballard
1989 4-5-1 Matt Ballard
1990 5-5-0 Matt Ballard
1991 6-4-0 Matt Ballard
1992 8-2-0# Matt Ballard
1993 5-5-0 Matt Ballard
1994 7-3-0 Tuck Woolum
1995 7-2-1 Tuck Woolum
1996 1-9-0 Tuck Woolum
1997 2-8-0 Tuck Woolum
1998 0-10-0 Tuck Woolum
1999 0-11-0 Brian Hill
2000 3-7-0 Brian Hill
2001 2-7-0 Brian Hill/Tommy Reid
2002 2-8-0 Tommy Reid
2003 4-7-0 Tommy Reid
2004 4-7-0 Tommy Reid
2005 4-6-0 Tommy Reid
2006 3-7-0 Tommy Reid
#-MSC Co-Champion
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BULLDOG COACHING STAFF
DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR/DEFENSIVE BACKS
ANDRE LINN
Andre Linn is entering his seventh season
as an assistant of the Bulldog football team.
This marks the fi fth year in a row that Linn
has served as the team’s defenisve coordinator.
In 2006, the Bulldog defense had
three First Team All-Conference selections
as it held opponents to just 232 points - the
10th lowest point total allowed in program
history.
During his fi rst two seasons, he served as the defensive line coach before
coaching the linebackers and being named the defensive coordinator
in 2003. In 2004, Linn was again the defensive coordinator along with
coaching the defensive backs.
For the past two seasons, he served as the defensive coordinator
while heading up the linebackers.
In 2007, Linn will continue to be the Bulldog defensive coordinator
while also directing the defensive backs.
Prior to coming to Union in 2001, Linn spent two seasons as the defensive
line coach at Randolph Macon (Va.) College. He spent one season at
Juniata (Penn.) College as the offensive line coach.
Linn received his B.S. in Accounting from Juniata in 1998 and started
three and a half seasons for the Eagles, earning First Team All-Conference
honors in 1997. He received his M.A. in Education in 2002 from
Union.
Linn is married to the former Amy Jo Killion.
DEFENSIVE LINE
JOHN GRAY
John Gray is beginning his fourth season at
Union, serving as the defensive line coach. In
2004, he headed up the linebacking corps.
The Union defense limited opponents to
232 points in 2006 - the 10th lowest point
total allowed in program history.
The Danville, Ky. native received his
Bachelor’s from the University of Tennessee
at Martin in August of 2004. He played four
seasons (1999-03) for the Skyhawks and was a team captain in 2003.
QUARTERBACKS/WIDE RECEIVERS
MARCO KNORR
Marco Knorr is entering his third season
-- second consecutive, with the Bulldogs,
although there was a span of two years
between his years of service at Union. He
will once again be the quarterbacks coach
for the 2007 squad while adding the wide
receivers to his duties
Prior to returning to Union, Knorr spent
2005 as the running back coach of the
Colonge Centurions of NFL Europe. In spring of 2006, he served as
both the running back coach and the special teams coordinator of the
Centurions.
In 2004, he served as the Bulldogs’ passing game coordinator.
Before coming to Union the fi rst time, Knorr was the running back
coach at Illinois Wesleyan University for two seasons. He also spent time
in Germany playing and coaching on the Kiel Hurricanes, a semi-pro team.
Knorr played two seasons for Urbana (Ohio) University and fi nished
his career at West Virginia University Tech. At Urbana, he was a Second
Team All-Conference selection and named to Don Hansen’s National
Weekly Football Gazette’s NAIA All-American Team as an honorable
mention in 1999. Knorr was named a 2002 BB&T WVIAC Senior-Scholar
Award while at WVU Tech.
He received his B.S. from WVU Tech in 2002 and his M.S. from Illinois
State University in 2004.
Knorr is married to the former Kellie Smith.
RUNNING BACKS
SHAUN PERSON
Shaun Person is in his third season as a
member of the Bulldog coaching staff and
will be directing the running backs.
A 2004 graduate of Union, Person was a
four-year member of the Bulldog football
squad as a wide receiver and was a team
captain in 2003.
Person is a native of Brantley, Ala.
LINEBACKERS
KENNETH MITCHELL
Kenneth Mitchell is entering his second
season as a member of the Bulldog coaching
staff as he will be coaching the linebacking
corps.
Mitchell earned his stripes in college
as four-year member of the University of
Virginia’s College at Wise football team
where he was a linebacker. In high school,
not only did Mitchell man the defensive
side of the ball, but he also served Grayson County (Va.) High School on
offense as a fullback.
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SAFETIES
TRAVIS BETHEL
Travis Bethel is beginning his fi rst season
and will coach the Union safeties.
A fi ve-year member of the Bulldogs,
Bethel helped anchor the team’s defense
as a linebacker as he played for Union from
2001-05, missing the 2002 season due to
injury. Bethel amassed 194 total tackles with
20.5 going for a loss. He also had 6.5 sacks,
fi ve fumble recoveries and three interceptions
in his career.
In 2005, Bethel was tabbed as a First Team All-Mid-South Conference
East selection.
Bethel is a native of Allensville, Ohion.
OFFENSIVE LINE
JUNIOR OWEN
Junior Owen is entering his fi rst season on
the Bulldog coach staff as he will serve as
the offensive line coach.
A four-year member of the Bulldogs,
Owen helped out on both the offensive
and defensive side of the ball. He spent
his sophomore season on the offensive line,
while playing on the defensive line the
rest of his career. Owen recorded 80 total
tackles with 12.5 going for a loss. In 2006, he recorded a career-high 55
tackles, 9.5 tackles for a loss and 3.0 sacks as he was named to the All-
Mid-South Conference East Second Team.
Owen is a native of Gladys, Virginia.
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ATHLETICS AT UNION
The depth of Union College Athletics drawn out over a century and covers a wide variety
of sporting events, some traditional, some not. The rich history of Union athletics began with
the women’s basketball team of 1905, which was followed by football the same year.
Men’s basketball, tennis and baseball were added in 1906. The addition of a variety of
sports has continued to enrich the long history of Union College athletics. The progressive
athletic department that began with a women’s team continues to shift and expand to
accommodate a wide variety of athletes.
In 2006, Union sponsors a total of 21 athletic programs, including baseball, men’s and
women’s basketball, men’s and women’s cross country, cycling, men’s and women’s golf,
football, men’s and women’s soccer, softball, men’s and women’s swimming, men’s and
women’s tennis, men’s and women’s track and fi eld (indoor and outdoor), and volleyball.
Union has garnered much success on the fi eld, court, track, trail and in the water, especially in
recent years. Since 1990, Union has captured 41 conference championships and has had a team
advance to a national tournament 19 times, garnering its fi rst team national title in 2002 when
the mountain biking team won the NCCA Division II National Championship. In the recent
years, Union has had nine persons named to the NAIA All-American First and Second Teams.
Some of the highlights during Union’s fi rst 100 years of intercollegiate athletics are:
• 1955, Ernie Trosper was named a NAIA All-American in Men’s Basketball, fi rst Union
student-athlete to receive the honor in school history. He was also the fi rst player in
school history to score over 2,000 points in a career.
• Juliana Filipe scored career goal No. 138 to become the all-time leading goal scorer in collegiate soccer history - all divisions, all
genders. She fi nished with 145 career goals and was named a First Team All-American in 2001.
• Union wins back-to-back-to-back KIAC and District 32 baseball championships.
• First and only undefeated season in football program history as Union goes 5-0-2, outscoring its opponents 79-21 with four shutouts
and wins over Eastern Kentucky (14-7) and Morehead State (15-8).
• Trailing 60-40 with 10:08 to play, Union reels off 17 consecutive points to pull within three of No. 7 Georgetown (Ky.) College
in men’s basketball. After a Georgetown basket made it a fi ve-point game, the Bulldogs scored the next nine points with D.J.
Washington accounting for six of them to take a 66-62 advantage. Georgetown added a free throw with 1:13 remaining, but Union
held on for the 66-63 win. Durrell Robinson led the way with 27 points and eight rebounds.
• The Lady Bulldog soccer team fi nishes the regular season ranked No. 1 in the nation and qualifi ed for the NAIA National Tournament,
advancing all the way to the Final Four before being eliminated by eventual champion Westmont (Calif.) College. Freshman
Alessandra Tavoloni and senior Ana Bruni earn NAIA First Team All-American honors.
• Cherie Maue earned NAIA All-American honors in three swimming events, having made it to the fi nals of the 200 backstroke, the 200
individual medley and the 400 individual medley. Maue placed sixth in all three events.
• Cindy Chapman (the only woman in the KIAC playing tennis) defeated Joe Carini in tennis at Lincoln Memorial University, 7-6, 6-3.
• Dan Sullivan caught back-to-back no-hitters versus Pikeville (Ky.) College in the same day as Union won both baseball games 10-0 and
2-0.
• In the fi rst two years of the program, Alice Foster qualifi es for the NAIA
Women’s Golf National Tournament as an individual. In 1999, she placed 48th and
was 32nd in 2000.
After leaving Union, a number of student-athletes have experienced careers in
the professional ranks. Nine former baseball players have turned professional, while
fi ve footballers made the jump to the next level. James Anderson, a former Bulldog
standout on the hardwood, was drafted by the Portland Trailblazers of the National
Basketball Association and spent seven years with the club. Brandon Ketron will join
the list by being signed as a free agent of the New York Yankees.
As the individual and team success has grown over the years, so too has Union’s
athletic facilities. Since 1998, every athletic facility has undergone some form of
renovation, giving Union one of the top overall athletic facilities in the NAIA. With
the refurbishment and construction of the tennis courts, Union has shown once again
its commitment to providing its student-athletes the best possible amenities in their
quest for success.
With one century of success in the books, Union looks forward to continued success
as new athletes and coaches continue to help shape and strengthen the Bulldog
tradition.
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ATHLETIC STAFF DIRECTORY
UNION COLLEGE ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT CONTACT INFORMATION
ATHLETIC OFFICE
SPORTS INFORMATION
Mailing Address:
310 College St.
CPO Box D-22
Barbourville, KY 40906
Jay Stancil
Sports Information Dir.
Mailing Address:
Ph: (606) 546-1292
jstancil@unionky.edu
310 College St.
Fax Number: (606) 546-1286
CPO Box D-22
Barbourville, KY 40906
Darin S. Wilson Ph: (606) 546-1308 Fax Number: (606) 546-1286
Director of Athletics dswilson@unionky.edu
Larry Inkster Ph: (606) 546-1234
Director of Compliance linkster@unionky.edu
DARIN S. WILSON
DIR. OF ATHLETICS
LARRY INKSTER
DIR. OF COMPLIANCE
Lana Faulkner Ph: (606) 546-1236
Administrative Asst. lana.faulkner@unionky.edu
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Bart Osborne Ph: (606) 546-1355
Baseball
bosborne@unionky.edu
Kelly Combs Ph: (606) 546-1705
Basketball - Men kellycombs@unionky.edu
Tim Curry Ph: (606) 546-1682
Basketball - Women tcurry@unionky.edu
Courtney Clouse Ph: (606) 546-1332
Cheerleading courtney.clouse@unionky.edu
Jamie Jimison Ph: (606) 546-1725
Cross Country - M & W jjimison@unionky.edu
Track & Field - M & W
Chuck Coffey Ph: (606) 546-1694
Cycling
ccoffey@unionky.edu
Eric Wyrick Ph: (606) 546-1220
Golf - M & W
ewyrick@unionky.edu
HEAD COACHES
Tommy Reid Ph: (606) 546-1707
Football
treid@unionky.edu
Tyler Brock Ph: (606) 546-1307
Soccer - Men
tbrock@unionky.edu
Juliana Filipe Ph: (606) 546-1794
Soccer - Women
jfi lipe@unionky.edu
Bubba Szary Ph: (606) 546-1365
Softball
jszary@unionky.edu
Rafael Forti Ph: (606) 546-1586
Swimming - M & W rsforti@unionky.edu
Renzo Lopez Ph: (606) 546-1288
Tennis - M & W
rlopez@unionky.edu
David Nicholson Ph: (606) 546-1548
Volleyball
dnicholson@unionky.edu
TIM CURRY
ASSOCIATE AD
JAY STANCIL
SPORTS INFORMATION
DIRECTOR
TOMMY REID
ASSISTANT AD
LANA FAULKNER
ADMISTRATIVE
ASSISTANT
CLAY BUTLER
HEAD ATHLETIC
TRAINER
ATHLETIC TRAINING
Clay Butler Ph: (606) 546-1303
Head Athletic Trainer
cbutler@unionky.edu
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ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATION
DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
DARIN S. WILSON
In February of 2003, Darin Wilson was named the Director of Athletics at Union College.
Since becoming the school’s Director of Athletics, Wilson has begun improving the college’s athletic
facilities such as a new press boxes at the football and softball facilities, the installation of synthetic
sports turf at Burch/Nau Field, remodeling of athletic training facilities in Robsion Arena as well as several
other projects.
Union has enjoyed unprecedented success on and off the fi eld of play during Wilson’s tenure. Since
taking the helm, the Union athletic department has won 10 Applachian Athletic Conference regular-season
and tournament championships, three Midwest Collegiate Cycling Conference championships and
three NAIA Region XII championships. Additionally, 16 Bulldog and Lady Bulldogs teams have participated
in national championship tournaments and events.
In the classroom, Union has had 27 NAIA Scholar-Athletes and two CoSIDA Academic All-Ameria
Team members since 2003.
In addition, Wilson has revitalized and revived once-dormant athletic programs. Cross country and
men’s tennis were reinstated as sponsored sports in 2004-05, while women’s tennis, men’s and women’s
track and fi eld and men’s and women’s swimming will be brought back for the 2005-06 academic year.
Prior to accepting the post, Wilson served as the head baseball coach, sitting at the helm of the
Bulldogs for fi ve seasons (1999-2003). Under Wilson’s leadership, the Bulldog baseball team experienced great success, going 161-106-1 in fi ve years.
In 2001, Wilson led Union to a then-team record 41 games as compared to 18 losses and a 20-4 league mark as Wilson was named the Mid-South
Conference Coach of the Year.
The Versailles, Ky., native originally attended the University of Kentucky to play baseball, but transferred to Union prior to the 1994 season. In his
three years as a Bulldog player, Wilson batted .333 with 17 home runs and 88 runs batted in. His best season came as a junior in 1995, when Wilson
batted a career-high .406 with eight home runs and 43 RBI, earning him All-Conference First Team honors. As a senior, Wilson as he was named the
school’s Male Athlete of the Year.
Wilson earned his bachelor’s degree from Union in 1996, and he graduated cum laude. He then made the transition from player to coach by joining
the Bulldog baseball staff as an assistant coach.
Wilson and his wife, Patti, reside in Barbourville. The couple also has one son, Drew, and one daughter, Mara.
DIRECTOR OF COMPLIANCE/ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS
LARRY INKSTER
Dr. Larry Inkster wears and has worn many hats during his 30 years of service at Union College. He was not
only the head coach for a couple of programs, but Inkster also has served as the College’s athletic director
three times. Currently, he serves as the Associate Athletic Director, the Director of Compliance and Faculty
Athletic Representative.
Inkster served as the women’s golf program’s head coach during its fi rst six years, leading the Lady Bulldogs
to back-to-back NAIA National Tournament Championship berths in 2003 and 2004. In 2002, Inkster was
named the Mid-South Conference Women’s Golf Coach of the Year as the Lady Bulldogs won both the regular-season
and tournament championships.
Inkster’s sports experience has not been limited to just golf for he has been a coach for three other Union
College programs since the mid-1970s. From 1976-88, he coached the Bulldog baseball team and earned
KIAC Coach of the Year honors in 1977, 1978 and 1983. Also, in 1978, Inkster was honored by being named
the NAIA Baseball District Coach of the Year. From 1979-82, Inkster was the men’s head soccer coach and
was recognized as the KIAC Soccer Coach of the Year in 1979. Also, Inkster was an assistant coach for men’s
basketball team from 1976-79.
In October of 2003, Inkster was inducted into the Union College Athletic Hall of Fame.
In addition, Inkster is a Professor of Wellness and Human Performance and currently serves as the chairperson of the Department of Wellness, Human
Performance and Recreation.He received his bachelor’s degree from Union in 1972 and his Master’s of Arts degree from Union in 1973. In 1982,
he received his Master’s of Science from Eastern Kentucky University and earned his Ed D. from the University of Kentucky in 1991.
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THE MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE
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On April 24, 1995, the presidents of
member schools, meeting in Nashville, Tenn.,
formed the Mid-South Conference to serve as
the competitive base for their entire sports
programs. The move effectively merged the
athletic pursuits of similar institutions. The
conference is unique in its broad based athletic
competition for men and women, offering
championships in 15 sports.
The president of each school serves on the
Board of Directors which directly oversees
the conference and the offi ce of the commissioner.
This administrative “hands on” role of
each school’s president is unique among athletic
conferences and ensures a proper balance in
the academic pursuits of student athletes.
True to its commitment to broad based
athletic competition, the Mid-South Conference
recognizes the value of extensive campus
based sports programs that maximizes the
opportunities for athletic competition among
their students.
Championships are awarded in the following
sports: Men - baseball, basketball, cross country,
football, golf, soccer and tennis; Women
- basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, softball,
tennis and volleyball; Co-ed - cheerleading.
MEMBER SCHOOLS
Belhaven College* ............................... Jackson, Miss.
Bethel College* ................................. McKenzie, Tenn.
Campbellsville University .............. Campbellsville, Ky.
Cumberland University* ........................ Lebanon, Tenn.
University of the Cumberlands .......... Williamsburg, Ky.
Georgetown College ........................ Georgetown, Ky.
Lindsey Wilson College ........................ Columbia, Ky.
Lambuth University .............................. Jackson, Tenn.
Pikeville College .................................... Pikeville, Ky.
Shorter College* ....................................... Rome, Ga.
Union College* .................................. Barbourville, Ky.
University of Virginia at Wise* ...................... Wise, Va.
West Virginia Tech ....................... Montgomery, W. Va.
*-Affi liate Member, Football Only
GEORGETOWN, BETHEL FAVORED TO
WIN MID-SOUTH DIVISIONS
The football coaches of the Mid-South
Conference have chosen Georgetown College
and Bethel College as their picks to win the
MSC East and West Division football titles this
fall, respectively.
Georgetown captured 5 fi rst-place votes on
the East Division ballot for a total of 25 points.
The Tigers are coming off a season of 9-3, 7-1 in
conference play and 5-0 in the East Division.
Virginia-Wise (8-3, 5-3, 3-2), got the second
place nod with 20 points. University of the
Cumberlands (6-4, 5-3, 3-2) was third place
with a total of 18 points and received 1 fi rstplace
vote.
East Division
1. Georgetown 25 (5)
2. Virginia-Wise 20
3. Cumberlands (Ky.) 18 (1)
4. Union 11
5. Pikeville 10
6. West Virginia Tech 6
2006 — Georgetown (East)
— Bethel (West)
2005 — Georgetown (East)
— Bethel (West)
2004 — Georgetown
2003 — Georgetown, Lambuth
2002 — Georgetown
2001 — Georgetown
2000 — Georgetown
1999 — Georgetown
1998 — Georgetown, North Greenville
1997 — Campbellsville
1996 — Lambuth
1995 — Lambuth
Bethel received 5 fi rst place votes on the
West Division ballot for a total of 25 points.
Last season, the Wildcats were 10-3 overall,
7-1 in conference play, and 5-0 in the West
Division.
Shorter College (6-4, 4-4, 3-2) was voted
second in the poll with 20 points. Belhaven
College (6-5, 6-2, 4-1) came in third with 18
points and received 1 fi rst-place vote.
Each Mid-South school will play 5 games
against all other teams in its own division, and
3 games against teams in the other division. Of
the 8 conference games, 4 games will be at
home, 4 games will be on the road.
West Division
1. Bethel 25 (5)
5. Shorter 20
3. Belhaven 18 (1)
4. Campbellsville 10
6. Cumberland (Tenn.) 9
2. Lambuth 8
2006 MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
Offense Defense Special Teams
Week 1 Ra’Shad Morgan-Wise Reggie Dorsainvil-Wise Lukas Gonzales-Shorter
Week 2 Adrian Smith-Bethel Ty Harris-Union Michael McNay-Union
Week 3 Randy Hippeard-Wise Matt Shansky-Georgetown Mike Cox-Georgetown
Week 4 Ra’Shad Morgan-Wise Cliff Barna-Bethel Travis Carter-Cumberland
Week 5 Josh Garza-Lambuth Bud Keith-Shorter Dempsey Schuleter-Georgetown
Week 6 De’von Joseph-Pikeville Marcus Wesley-Cumberlands Kyle Chilton-Pikeville
Week 7 Randy Hippeard-Wise Matt Hickman-Cumberland Ray Damm-Wise
Week 8 Phoenix Thompson-Belheaven Brandon Webb-Union Lukas Gonzalez-Shorter
Week 9 Micah Brown-WVa Tech Logan Lillis-Shorter Clay Hamblen-Georgetown
Week 10 Terrance Bell-Bethel Eddie Brown-Bethel Kyle Chilton-Pikeville
YEARLY MSC FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS
1994 — Lambuth
1993 — Georgetown
1992 — Campbellsville, Georgetown, & Union
1991 — Georgetown
1990 — Georgetown
1989 — Georgetown
1988 — Cumberland (KY)
1987 — Cumberland (KY), Evansville, &
Georgetown
Note - From 1987-95, the league was known as the Mid-
South Football Conference - a football only conference.
In 1996, it became the Mid-South Conference, offering
15 league championships. In 2005, the conference was
split into two divisions, awarding a championship in each.
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THE NAIA
THE NAIA: A PROUD PAST, A DYNAMIC FUTURE
In searching for the NAIA’s place in
the history of sports and higher education,
several consistencies are revealed.
Among them is the dedication to academic
achievement above athletic excellence.
Also apparent is the organization’s role as a
trailblazer in providing equal opportunities
for all student-athletes. Above all, there is
an expectation of ethical behavior and a
commitment to scholarship, sportsmanship
and leadership.
It is paradoxical that such a lasting,
dynamic contribution to collegiate sports
began with a mundane note in the first
recorded history of the Association: “The
first general session of the ‘Organizing
Convention’ of the National Association of
Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB) was held
in the Phillips Hotel, Kansas City, Missouri, at
10 a.m., Sunday, March 10, 1940.”
But the seed from which the NAIB
sprouted was planted two blocks away
at Municipal Auditorium. It was there in
1937 that a men’s basketball tournament
tipped off which has become the longest
continuous national collegiate tournament
in any sport. Further, out of that small-college
basketball tournament, and the NAIB, grew an
Association that now includes more than 360 colleges
and universi ties and conducts two dozen national
championship events.
The tournament was the brainchild of Emil S. Liston,
Dr. James Naismith, Frank Cramer, and a group of Kansas
City business leaders who wanted to provide Kansas
City-area fans with exciting amateur competition and
to provide a framework for small colleges and universities
to determine a national basketball champion.
The original eight-team tournament expanded to
32 teams in 1938 and suspended play only for World
War II in 1944 before 16 teams were invited the following
year and the fi eld got back to full strength by
1946. Qualifying tournaments became mandatory at
the district level in 1951.
In 1948, the NAIB affirmed its commitment to
equality by becoming the fi rst national organization to
offer intercollegiate postseason opportunities to black
student-athletes. Unprecedented action was taken in
1953 when historically black institutions were voted
into membership.
One year previous to the inclusion of historically
black institutions, another form of expansion occurred.
In 1952, as a result of the expressed desires of the
member institutions, appropriate steps were taken
by which the NAIB was transformed into the National
Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), and
the fi rst all-encompassing set of rules and standards
was adopted.
With the Association’s new name came the addition
of national championships in golf, tennis and outdoor
track and fi eld. Football, cross country, baseball and
swimming and diving were added to the championships
calendar in 1956. Wrestling (1958), soccer (1959),
bowling (1962-78), gymnastics (1964-84), indoor track
and fi eld (1966) and men’s volleyball (1969-80) were
added later.
Another signifi cant step occurred in 1957 when the
Association’s headquarters moved from the campus of
George Pepperdine College in Los Angeles to Kansas
City to better serve the membership from a centralized
location.
Two major changes were made during the 1970s.
An extensive study was completed in 1970 which
paved the way for two divisions of football. In 1997,
football was consolidated to one division again as the
Football Coaches Association cited a narrowing gap
between enrollment size and philosophy of the two
divisions. In 1976, the men’s basketball tournament was
moved from the confi nes of the Municipal Auditorium
to Crosby Kemper Arena, also in Kansas City, marking
the fi rst time since 1937 that the tournament had been
held in a different arena.
The NAIA revolutionized national collegiate athletics
with the establishment of athletics programs for
women on August 1, 1980. Offi cial notice on that date
followed a mail vote by the membership on May 1 that
supported becoming the fi rst organization to offer
collegiate athletics to both men and women. Championships
for women began that year with basketball,
cross country, gymnastics, indoor and outdoor track and
fi eld, softball, tennis and volleyball. Soccer was added
in 1984, and golf was included in 1995.
Another important chapter in the history of the
NAIA unfolded in 1992 when the Association voted
to move its headquarters from Kansas City to Tulsa. On
August 1, 1993, the NAIA opened its doors in Tulsa and
began a new era. Moving with the national offi ce was
the Division I Men’s Basketball National Championship
which had been held in Kansas City for
56 years.
During the 1993 NAIA National Convention
in Atlanta, the waves of change
once again washed over the Association.
The membership voted to institute affi liated
conference and regional groupings
and discontinue the use of district play
as a means of qualifi cation for national
championships.
Since 1937, the NAIA has administered
programs and championships in proper
balance with the overall educational experience.
In 2000, the NAIA reaffi rmed its
purpose to enhance the character-building
aspects of sport. Through Champions of
Character, the NAIA seeks to create an
environment in which every student-athlete,
coach, offi cial and spectator is committed
to the true spirit of competition
through five tenets: respect, integrity,
responsibility, servant leadership and
sportsmanship.
Everything has come full circle. The
NAIA relocated its National Offi ce in July
of 2001 to Olathe, Kansas, just miles from
Gardner where the idea for the smallcollege
basketball tournament gave rise to the NAIA.
Now, nearly 65 years after that initial tournament, the
NAIA Division I Men’s Basketball National Championship
returned to Municipal Auditorium, the arena that
was home to so many memories from 1937-74.
In July of 2007, the National Offi ce moved once
again, but not too far from Olathe. The NAIA relocated
its headquarters to downtown Kansas City, Mo., as it
returned to its roots.
2006 NAIA FOOTBALL
CHAMPIONSHIP
First Round Results
#1 Saint Francis (Ind.) (11-0) def. #16 Walsh (Ohio) (9-3), 42-3
#6 Northwestern Iowa (11-1) def. #12 Black Hills State (S.D.) (8-3), 17-10
#9 Saint Xavier (Ill.) (9-2) def. #7 Georgetown (Ky.) (9-2), 42-28
#4 Carroll (Mont.) (11-1) def. #11 Montana State Northern (9-3), 20-7
#2 Sioux Falls (S.D.) (11-0) def. #15 Jamestown (N.D.) (8-3), 48-10
#13 Morningside (Iowa) (9-2) def. #3 Saint Ambrose (Iowa) (10-1), 38-31 (2OT)
#8 Bethel (Tenn.) (10-2) def. #10 Friends (Kan.) (9-2), 35-0
#5 Missouri Valley (12-0)def. #14 Bethel (Kan.) (9-2), 31-14
Quarterfi nal Results
Saint Francis (Ind.) (12-0) def Bethel (Tenn.) (10-3), 42-35
Sioux Falls (S.D.) (12-0) def Morningside (Iowa) (9-3), 37-7
Saint Xavier (Ill.) (10-2) def Carroll (Mont.) (11-2), 14-7
Missouri Valley (13-0) def Northwestern (Iowa) (11-2), 33-26
Semifi nal Results
Saint Francis (Ind.) def. Saint Xavier (Ill.), 49-20
Sioux Falls (S.D.) def. Missouri Valley, 25-18
Championship
Sioux Falls (S.D.) def. Saint Francis (Ind.), 23-19
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2006 IN REVIEW
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The 2006 Union College football
season can be categorized under the
No. 3.
The Bulldogs had three different
quarterbacks due to injuries. First,
the season started with Joey Waters
returning following the third best
season in Union history with 2,059
yards. A season-ending injury in the
Pikeville (Ky.) College game brought
in Kyle Callahan until a shoulder injury
sidelined him for a game. Union then
turned to Luke Moore to direct the
Bulldog offense for the Frostburg State
(Md.) University contest.
Secondly, Ty Harris helped seal a
victory at Chowan (N.C.) University
when he intercepted his third pass of
the game on the fi nal play at the Union
seven yard line. His three interceptions
tied the Union record and he also
returned one for a 60-yard score.
Additionally, freshman running back
Terence Pollock rose to the forefront in
the month of October to reel off three
straight 100-yard games. It marked
the fi rst time a Bulldog has rushed for
over 100 yards in three-straight games
since 1994.
When the season came to an end,
Union stood with a 2-8 record.However
Bethel’s victory over Union was later
declared a forfeit to give the Bulldogs
a 3-7 record. In Mid-South Conference
East play, Union finished with a 1-4
record.
The season started with the annual
Brass Lantern Series game with then-
No. 18 University of the Cumberlands
(Ky.). After the two rivals played a
scoreless fi rst half, Union capitalized
after a Cumberlands’ turnover to go
in front 3-0. The Patriots reeled off
14-straight points to take the lead
before Union answered with a Pollock
one-yard touchdown run in the fi nal
quarter, making it a 14-9 contest. A late
Bulldog turnover was taken back for a
score by the Patriots to make the fi nal
score 21-9.
Union evened their record with a
23-20 win over NCAA Division II foe
Chowan, despite what the stat sheet
may say. Chowan outgained the Bulldogs
324-to-120 in total yards and outrushed
the Bulldogs 197-to-42. Union only had
the ball for just under 23 minutes in the
game, but the Bulldogs capitalized on
four Chowan turnovers. Harris tied a
school record with three interceptions,
the last one happening in the end zone
to seal the win in the closing moments.
Terence Pollock could collect his 1,000th career rushing yard during his sophomore
season.
Although the loss was later turned
into a victory due to Bethel having to
forfeit its wins, turnovers plagued Union
as it dropped the 26-7 decision. The
Bulldog quarterbacking corps combined
to throw seven interceptions while the
Wildcats ate up the clock, rushing for
262 yards on 39 carries.
The next week, Union used an
off ensive explosion to pick up a 39-
17 MSC East win over Pikeville as it
racked up 431 yards in total offense.
Not to be outdone by the off ense’s
impressive day, the Bulldog defense
also controlled the Pikeville attack,
holding the Bears minus-12 yards on
the ground in their 19 attempts while
the Bears’ air attack gained 286 yards.
The Union secondary answered the call
when needed with two interceptions
at or near the goal line.
The Bulldogs could not make it two
in a row at Belhaven (Miss.) College as
turnovers plagued Union in the 26-23
defeat. Union held Belhavean to minusfi
ve yards rushing, but offensive miscues
allowed the Blazers to jump out to a
14-0 advantage as they held on for the
three-point wint. Pollock recorded
his first collegiate 100-yard rushing
performance.
Once again, Union tried to battle
back late in the fourth quarter, only
to come up short at Lambuth (Tenn.)
University. The fi nal Union drive started
on the Lambuth 47 and Pollock busted a
23-yard run on the fi rst play to set the
tone. He ran the next six plays to set up
Union at the 4-yard line for a fourthdown
play. On the eighth-straight play
to Pollock, he suffered a three-yard loss
to give the ball back to Lambuth and the
fi nal score was 9-3 in favor of Lambuth.
On the day, Pollock ran for 131 of
Union’s 181 rushing yards for his second
straight 100-yard rushing performance.
The Union run defense once again kept
an opponent under a hundred yards for
a third straight game, limiting Lambuth
to 85 yards.
In what was shaping up for a 3-
0 homecoming win for Union over
Frostburg State, a blocked punt with
2:03 left in the game resulted in an
eventual game-winning touchdown
for the visitors as the Bobcats won 7-
3. Harris had blocked a Frostburg State
fi eld goal attempt which gave the ball
to Union and preserved the lead that
resulted from a 37-yard Chad Wilson
fi eld goal with 7:48 to go in the contest.
Once again Pollick ran for a thirdstraight
100 yard game, he accumulated
127 yards on 28 carries.
Senior Brandon Webb ended his
career on Burch/Nau Field in style on
Senior Day against No. 8 Georgetown
(Ky.) College. He recorded 4.5 sacks
to set a new Union single-game record
against the MSC East rival. Despite
Webb and the defense’s efforts, Union
was unable to pull off the upset as
Georgetown scored 35 fi rst-half points
en route to 42-14 win.
Once again a game was decided late
when Callahan was stopped at the 1-
yard line on the fi nal play of the game
at West Virginia Tech. Trailing 43-37,
Union had battled back after falling
behind 22-8 at halftime and eventually
looked at a 43-23 defi cit in the fourth
quarter. After Union scored with 1:52,
they were able to recover the onside
kick setting up the potential go-ahead
score. In the end, West Virginia Tech
hung on for the Mid-South Conference
East victory.
Union started the last game of the
season on a good note when Callahan
connected with Chambers for a 27-
yard touchdown, but it was not enough
against UVa-Wise. The Bulldogs watched
as UVa-Wise scored 21 unanswered
points to capture the 21-6 win.
MILESTONES AND NOTES
• Pollock, ran to a Union freshman
record 655 yards which also ranked
as the 11 th best season total by a
Bulldog.
• Senior David Fairbanks reeled in 14
catches to move into fi fth-place on
the Union receiving list. He ended
his career with 93 catches for 1,461
yards in his four year career.
• Jake Mayfield only rushed for
269 yards in 2006, but he tied a
school record with two two-point
conversions against West Virginia
Tech.
• The fourth quarter was the time
for the Bulldog offense to shine.
Union scored 63 points in the fourth
quarter of their games while the next
best quarter was the fi rst quarter
with 36 points.
• This was apparent in the comebacks
against Chowan, Belhaven and West
Virginia Tech.
• In the 39-17 win over Pikeville, the
22-point margin-of-victory was the
largest in series history.
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2006 GAME RECAPS
Cumberlands - 21
Union - 9
UofC 0 0 7 14 21
UC 0 0 3 6 9
Union - 23
Chowan - 20
Bethel - 26
Union - 7
Union - 39
Pikeville - 17
Belhaven - 26
Union - 23
UC 8 0 7 8 23
CU 7 7 0 6 20
BC 0 19 0 7 26
UC 0 7 0 0 7
PC 0 3 7 7 17
UC 7 19 6 7 39
UC 0 6 2 15 23
BC 14 0 6 6 26
Statistics UofC UC
First Downs 17 10
Rushes-Yds 54-220 22-13
Passing Yds 69 215
Att-Comp-Int 6-3-0 28-12-3
Plays-Yards 60-289 50-228
Punt Ret-Yds 3-34 5-19
Kickoff Ret-Yds 2-13 4-53
INT Ret-Yds 3-27 0-0
Punts (No.-Avg) 5-39.2 4-37.8
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 2-1
Penalties-Yds 11-74 8-57
Statistics UC CU
First Downs 12 22
Rushes-Yds 27-42 51-197
Passing Yds 78 127
Att-Comp-Int 17-4-0 23-12-3
Plays-Yards 44-120 74-324
Punt Ret-Yds 1-2 5-65
Kickoff Ret-Yds 3-60 4-88
INT Ret-Yds 3-58 0-0
Punts (No.-Avg) 9-38.0 5-29.6
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 2-1
Penalties-Yds 8-60 10-134
Statistics BC UC
First Downs 14 12
Rushes-Yds 39-262 24-43
Passing Yds 32 156
Att-Comp-Int 16-6-2 34-12-7
Plays-Yards 55-294 58-199
Punt Ret-Yds 1-10 0-0
Kickoff Ret-Yds 1-45 5-94
INT Ret-Yds 7-99 2-32
Punts (No.-Avg) 6-31.3 5-29.6
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0
Penalties-Yds 9-60 5-36
Statistics PC UC
First Downs 18 20
Rushes-Yds 19-18 40-105
Passing Yds 286 326
Att-Comp-Int 44-26-2 35-21-0
Plays-Yards 63-304 75-431
Punt Ret-Yds 4-23 2-10
Kickoff Ret-Yds 5-122 0-0
INT Ret-Yds 0-0 2-17
Punts (No.-Avg) 4-32.8 5-39.2
Fumbles-Lost 3-0 2-1
Penalties-Yds 4-35 11-87
Statistics UC BC
First Downs 26 19
Rushes-Yds 43-244 29-(-5)
Passing Yds 180 248
Att-Comp-Int 17-9-0 30-23-0
Plays-Yards 60-424 59-243
Punt Ret-Yds 0-0 1-0
Kickoff Ret-Yds 6-86 2-54
INT Ret-Yds 0-0 0-0
Punts (No.-Avg) 4-39.5 4-52.8
Fumbles-Lost 3-3 0-0
Penalties-Yds 5-40 5-59
Rushing: UofC: Cochran 24-132,
King 12-53, Walker 10-25, Brown
5-13, Roberson 1-minus 1. UC:
Callahan 7-15, Mayfi eld 5-10,
Pollock 4- minus 1, B. Kelly 1-minus
2, Stunson 2-minus 4, Dj. Smith
2-minus 5.
Passing: UofC: King 6-3-0-69. UC:
Callahan 28-12-3-215.
Receiving: UofC: Jeffers 1-35,
Brown 1-15, Jones 1-19. UC:
Fairbanks 3-26, S. Kelly 3-26, 3-81,
Hunter 3-81, Chambers 2-61,
Collopy 1-11.
Lambuth - 9
Union - 3
UC 0 0 0 3 3
LU 0 3 6 0 9
Statistics UC LU
First Downs 15 10
Rushes-Yds 46-181 34-85
Passing Yds 62 123
Att-Comp-Int 15-7-0 23-11-1
Plays-Yards 61-243 57-208
Punt Ret-Yds 2-27 5-27
Kickoff Ret-Yds 2-11 3-51
INT Ret-Yds 1-0 0-0
Punts (No.-Avg) 6-39.5 6-34.5
Fumbles-Lost 1-1 0-0
Penalties-Yds 3-35 3-35
Rushing: UC: Pollock 29-131,
Callahan 6-34, Mayfi eld 5-12,
Stunson 1-3, Moore 4-1, B. Kelly
1-0. LU: Ervin 13-63, Kirklin 1-9,
Garza 8-8, Light 1-6, Hoath 1-0,
Raquedan 9-minus 1.
Passing: UC: Callahan 10-4-0-36,
Moore 5-3-0-26. LU: Garza 23-
11-1-123.
Receiving: UC: Chambers 3-27, S.
Kelly 2-18, Callahan 1-7, Hunter
1-10. LU: Harris 4-67, Ervin 2-29,
Able 2-11, Anderson 1-minus 24,
Hargrove 1-28, Jackson 1-12.
Rushing: UC: Callahan 12-46,
Pollock 5-6, Mayfi eld 3-5, Dj.
Smith 1-2, Moore 1-0, Stunson
1-0, B. Kelly 2-minus 1, Da. Smith
2-minus 16. CU: Williams 18-103,
Ross 27-99, Lee 1-1, Gilbert 2-
minus 1, Myrick 1-minus 2, Thorne
2-minus 3.
Passing: UC: Callahan 17-4-0-78.
CU: Williams 22-12-2-127, Gilbert
1-0-1-0.
Receiving: UC: Hunter 1-33,
Collopy 1-32, S. Kelly 1-10,
Fairbanks 1-3. CU: Floyd 4-49,
Fox 3-30, Ross 2-17, Lee 2-17,
Williams 1-14.
Frostburg State - 7
Union - 3
FSU 0 0 0 7 7
UC 0 0 0 3 3
Statistics FSU UC
First Downs 15 12
Rushes-Yds 37-117 45-140
Passing Yds 138 35
Att-Comp-Int 17-10-0 18-6-0
Plays-Yards 54-255 63-175
Punt Ret-Yds 5-48 1-11
Kickoff Ret-Yds 2-53 1-16
INT Ret-Yds 0-0 0-0
Punts (No.-Avg) 5-27.0 9-33.3
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0
Penalties-Yds 6-48 6-53
Rushing: FSU: Young 14-79, Clark
10-31, Dixon 9-36, Lewis 3-6,
Snyder 1-3. UC: Pollock 28-127,
Mayfi eld 5-6, Moore 10-6, Stunson
2-1.
Passing: FSU: Dixon 17-10-0-138.
UC: Moore 17-6-0-35.
Receiving: FSU: Changuris 3-49,
Howze 2-45, Young 2-minus 5,
Heggs 1-52, Clark 1-5, Shorter 1-
minus 8. UC: S. Kelly 2-6, Chambers
2-8, Mayfi eld 1-minus 1, Collopy
1-22.
Rushing: BC: Smith 18-184, Bell
11-40, Brown 3-21, Vaughn 3-18,
Mills 1-4, Dearmon 3-minus 5. UC:
Mayfi eld 5-22, Pollock 5-18, Da.
Smith 1-5, Callahan 5-3, Stunson
1-0, Waters 7-minus 5.
Passing: BC: Dearmon 15-6-1-32,
Brown 1-0-1-0. UC: Waters 21-8-
5-94, Callahan 13-4-2-62.
Receiving: BC: Brown 2-12, Reed
2-13, Eason 1-7, Carter 1-0. UC:
Fairbanks 2-39, Collopy 2-61,
Chambers 2-23, Mayfi eld 2-7,
Hunter 2-14, Stunson 1-9, Callahan
1-3.
Georgetown - 42
Union - 14
GC 14 21 0 7 42
UC 7 0 0 7 14
Statistics GC UC
First Downs 17 8
Rushes-Yds 41-123 32-85
Passing Yds 200 60
Att-Comp-Int 27-16-0 17-6-1
Plays-Yards 68-323 49-145
Punt Ret-Yds 5-31 2-41
Kickoff Ret-Yds 3-116 7-99
INT Ret-Yds 1-0 0-0
Punts (No.-Avg) 6-45.5 10-33.4
Fumbles-Lost 3-0 1-0
Penalties-Yds 7-59 11-90
Rushing: GC: Howe 6-69, Brown
15-38, Sberna 2-14, Keene 3-7,
Sullivan 3-5, Iverson 1-2, Penland
1-0, Ahrens 1-minus 1, Smith
8-minus 3, Vaughn 1-minus 8. UC:
Pollock 13-51, Callahan 18-34,
Mayfi eld 1-0.
Passing: GC: Smith 16-15-0-178,
Ahrens 1-1-0-22. UC: Callahan
17-6-1-60.
Receiving: GC: Piper 3-61, Brown
3-13, Keene 2-27, Jacobs 2-22,
Zaharias 1-3, Sberna 1-9, Scott 1-
22, Travis 1-5, Howe 1-31, Penland
1-7. UC: S. Kelly 3-28, Collopy
3-39, Mayfi eld 1-16.
Rushing: PC: Kemp 6-25, Joseph
6-20, Hundley 1-15, English 6-minus
42. UC: Pollock 18-54, Mayfi eld
7-47, B. Kelly 3-6, Tavarez 1-4,
Callahan 3-4, Stearns 1-1, Da.
Smith 1-0, Waters 6-minus 11.
Passing: PC: English 44-26-2-286.
UC: Waters 29-19-0-288, Stunson
1-1-0-31, Callahan 5-1-0-7.
Receiving: PC: Lamb 9-78,
Blanding 5-107, Shaw 3-27, Walker
2-17, Anderson 2-8, Davis 2-32,
Joseph 2-13, Rogers 1-4. UC:
Callahan 8-153, Fairbanks 4-93,
Collopy 3-39, Hunter 2-8, Stunson
1-minus 3, B. Kelly 1-17, S. Kelly
1-12, Chambers 1-7.
WV Tech - 43
Union - 37
UC 8 0 8 21 37
WVT 7 15 14 7 43
Statistics UC WVT
First Downs 9 14
Rushes-Yds 51-200 17-10
Passing Yds 202 217
Att-Comp-Int 31-16-2 28-16-1
Plays-Yards 82-402 45-227
Punt Ret-Yds 0-0 3-36
Kickoff Ret-Yds 5-75 5-77
INT Ret-Yds 0-0 2-79
Punts (No.-Avg) 4-39.5 4-29.3
Fumbles-Lost 2-2 0-0
Penalties-Yds 5-45 8-65
Rushing: UC: Pollock 21-80,
Mayfi eld 12-58, B. Kelly 6-34,
Callahan 9-26, Da. Smith 2-6,
McNay 1-minus 4. WVT: Baker
11-17, Brown 5-6, Thornburg
1-minus 13
Passing: UC: 31-16-2-202. WVT:
Brown 28-16-1-217.
Receiving: UC: Chambers 3-72,
Fairbanks 3-26, Collopy 3-40, S.
Kelly 2-19, Stunson 1-13, Mayfi eld
1-0, Pollock 1-3, B. Kelly 1-26,
Hunter 1-3. WVT: Cushinberry 5-
65, Jude 4-61, Joshway 3-71, Boyd
2-1, Thornburg 1-10, Baker 1-9.
Rushing: UC: Pollock 22-158,
Mayfi eld 6-48, B. Kelly 5-31,
Callahan 9-7, Da. Smith 1-0. BC:
Dyson 15-51, Moore 2-6, Rich 2-
minus 20, Henry 9-minus 42.
Passing: UC: Callahan 17-9-0-108.
BC: Henry 27-20-0-239, Rich 3-
3-0-9.
Receiving: UC: Mayfi eld 3-27, B.
Kelly 2-19, Hunter 1-65, Collopy
1-33, S. Kelly 1-14, Chambers 1-22.
BC: Thompson 7-81, Dyson 4-41,
Embry 4-64, Moore 3-minus 4,
Ferguson 3-48, Padula 1-6, Graham
1-12.
UVa-Wise - 21
Union - 6
UC 6 0 0 0 6
WISE 7 7 0 7 21
Statistics UC WISE
First Downs 22 14
Rushes-Yds 37-133 38-189
Passing Yds 189 189
Att-Comp-Int 35-11-0 32-13-0
Plays-Yards 72-322 70-378
Punt Ret-Yds 2-1 4-40
Kickoff Ret-Yds 3-28 2-21
INT Ret-Yds 0-0 0-0
Punts (No.-Avg) 7-32.9 8-31.8
Fumbles-Lost 4-2 0-0
Penalties-Yds 6-47 10-102
Rushing: UC: Mayfi eld 8-61,
Callahan 12-47, Pollock 10-31,
B. Kelly 6-13, McNay 1-minus 19.
WISE: Morgan 33-191, Thompson
3-4, Laws 1-2, Hippeard 1-minus 8.
Passing: UC: Callahan 35-11-0-189.
WISE: Hippeard 32-13-0-189.
Receiving: UC: Collopy 3-35,
Chambers 3-76, B. Kelly 2-21, S.
Kelly 2-42, Fairbanks 1-15. WISE:
Morgan 6-78, Evans 4-60, Barbour
2-46, Doe 1-5.
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2006 STATISTICS & RESULTS
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RECORD OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL
ALL GAMES (3-7-0) (2-2-0) (1-4-0) (0-1-0)
CONFERENCE (1-4-0) (1-1-0) (0-2-0) (0-1-0)
NON-CONFERENCE (2-3-0) (1-1-0) (1-2-0) (0-0-0)
DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND
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Sep 2, 2006 vs. Cumberlands* L 9-21 5000
Sep 9, 2006 at Chowan University W 23-20 2983
Sep 23, 2006 Bethel College W 7-26^ 2500
Sep 30, 2006 Pikeville College* W 39-17 2500
Oct 7, 2006 at Belhaven College L 23-26 1500
Oct 14, 2006 at Lambuth University L 3-9 850
Oct 21, 2006 Frostburg State University L 3-7 2750
Oct 28, 2003 Georgetown College L 14-42 1500
Nov 4, 2006 at West Virginia Tech L 37-43 0
Nov 11, 2006 at UVa-Wise L 6-21 2458
*-denotes conference game ^-game forfeited
TEAM STATISTICS UC OPP
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FIRST DOWNS
Rushing
Passing
Penalty
RUSHING YARDAGE
Yards gained rushing
Yards lost rushing
Rushing Attempts
Average Per Rush
Average Per Game
TDs Rushing
PASSING YARDAGE
Att-Comp-Int
Average Per Pass
Average Per Catch
Average Per Game
TDs Passing
TOTAL OFFENSE
Total Plays
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
146
67
64
15
1186
1579
393
367
3.2
118.6
11
1503
247-104-13
6.1
14.5
150.3
9
2689
614
4.4
268.9
37-562
15-111
9-107
17-10
68-550
63-35.8
29:18
45-134
6-14
156
72
68
16
1186
1615
429
359
3.3
118.6
15
1629
246-136-9
6.6
12.0
162.9
11
2815
605
4.7
281.5
28-600
36-314
13-205
17-6
73-671
53-32.8
30:42
45-132
6-19
RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G
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Terence Pollock 10 155 739 84 655 65.5 8 25 65.5
Jake Mayfield 10 57 285 16 269 4.7 2 21 26.9
Kyle Callahan 9 81 379 163 216 2.7 2 25 24.0
Ben Kelly 8 24 90 9 81 3.4 0 19 10.1
Luke Moore 3 15 36 29 7 0.5 0 8 2.3
Andy Tavarez 2 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 4 2.0
Nick Stearns 2 1 1 0 1 1.0 1 1 0.5
Steven Stunson 10 7 5 5 0 0.0 0 3 0.0
Djuan Smith 4 3 2 5 -3 -1.0 0 2 -0.8
Damian Smith 5 7 11 16 -5 -0.7 0 5 -1.0
Michael McNay 10 2 0 23 -23 -11.5 0 0 -2.3
Joey Waters 2 13 27 43 -16 -1.2 0 8 -8.0
Team 10 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0
TOTAL 10 367 1579 393 1186 3.2 11 25 118.6
Opponents 10 359 1615 429 1186 3.3 15 83 118.6
Passing G Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Long Avg/G
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Joey Waters 10 118 50-27-5 0.54 382 3 49 191.0
Kyle Callahan 9 91 173-67-8 0.39 1029 6 65 114.3
Luke Moore 3 64 22-9-0 0.41 61 0 22 20.3
Steven Stunson 10 360 1-1-0 1.00 31 0 31 3.1
Team 10 0 1-0-0 0.0 0 0 0
TOTAL 10 95 247-104-13 0.40 1503 9 65 150.3
Opponents 10 246-136-9 0.55 1629 11 60 162.9
RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G
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Ryan Chambers 8 17 296 17.4 1 53 37.0
Chris Collopy 10 17 289 17.0 4 48 28.9
Shawn Kelly 10 17 185 10.9 0 24 18.5
David Fairbanks 11 28 405 14.5 0 41 36.8
Stephen Hunter 10 11 214 19.5 1 65 21.4
Kyle Callahan 9 10 163 16.3 2 49 18.1
Jake Mayfield 10 8 49 6.1 0 17 4.9
Ben Kelly 8 6 83 13.8 1 26 10.4
Steven Stunson 10 3 19 6.3 0 13 1.9
Terence Pollock 10 1 3 3.0 0 3 0.3
TOTAL 10 104 1503 14.5 9 65 150.3
Opponents 10 136 1629 12.0 11 60 162.9
TOTAL OFFENSE GP Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G
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Kyle Callahan 9 254 216 1029 1245 138.3
Terence Pollock 10 155 655 0 655 65.5
Joey Waters 2 63 -16 382 366 183.0
Jake Mayfield 10 57 269 0 269 26.9
Ben Kelly 8 24 81 0 81 10.1
Luke Moore 3 37 7 61 68 22.7
Steven Stunson 10 8 0 31 31 3.1
Andy Tavarez 2 1 4 0 4 2.0
Nick Stearns 2 1 1 0 1 0.5
Team 10 2 0 0 0 0.0
Djuan Smith 4 3 -3 0 -3 -0.8
Damian Smith 5 7 -5 0 -5 -1.0
Michael McNay 10 2 -23 0 -23 -2.3
TOTAL 10 614 1186 1503 2689 268.9
Opponents 10 605 1186 1629 2815 281.5
PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long
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David Fairbanks 11 76 6.9 0 18
Stephen Hunter 3 12 4.0 0 10
Johnnie Nabors 1 23 23.0 0 23
Steven Stunson 0 0 0.0 1 0
TOTAL 15 111 7.4 1 23
Opponents 36 314 8.7 2 36
KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long
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Stephen Hunter 18 269 14.9 0 40
Steven Stunson 6 106 17.7 0 39
Michael King 5 86 17.2 0 33
David Fairbanks 3 42 14.0 0 22
Johnathan Goods 2 30 15.0 0 24
Johnnie Nabors 2 26 13.0 0 15
Nick Stearns 1 3 3.0 0 3
TOTAL 37 562 15.2 0 40
Opponents 28 600 21.4 0 58
FIELD GOALS FGM/FGA Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 LgM/LgA
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Chad Wilson 3-5 60% 0/0 1/1 2/4 0/0 0/0 37/37
TOTAL 3-5 60% 0/0 1/1 2/4 0/0 0/0 37/37
Opponents 2-7 29% 0/0 1/1 2/5 0/1 0/1 39/43
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INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long
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Ty Harris 4 71 17.8 1 60
Deontray Babb 2 32 16.0 0 32
Joe Osborne 1 4 4.0 0 4
Jeremy Agbomi 1 0 0.0 0 0
Johnathan Goods 1 0 0.0 0 0
TOTAL 9 107 11.9 1 60
Opponents 13 205 15.8 1 57
FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long
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Marekus Smith 1 21 21.0 0 21
Josh Littleton 1 18 18.0 0 18
Arthur Johnson 1 10 10.0 0 10
TOTAL 3 49 16.3 0 21
Opponents 10 110 11.0 2
PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd
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Michael McNay 63 2254 35.8 55 1 6 13 2
TOTAL 63 2254 35.8 55 1 6 13 2
Opponents 53 1740 32.8 61 5 4 12 1
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SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points
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Terence Pollock 8 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 48
Kyle Callahan 4 0/0 0/0 1/2 0 0/0 0 0 26
Chris Collopy 4 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 24
Chad Wilson 0 3/5 6/7 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 15
Ben Kelly 1 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 6
Stephen Hunter 1 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 6
Ty Harris 1 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 6
Jake Mayfield 0 0/0 0/0 3/4 0 0/0 0 0 6
Nick Stearns 1 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 6
Ryan Chambers 1 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 0 6
Steven Stunson 1 0/0 0/0 0/1 0 0/1 0 0 5
Michael McNay 0 0/0 5/5 0/1 0 0/0 0 0 5
Shawn Kelly 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 1 1/0 0 0 2
TEAM 0 0/0 0/0 0/0 0 0/0 0 1 2
TOTAL 22 3/5 11/12 4/8 1 1/1 0 1 164
Opponents 33 2/7 24/29 0/0 2 2/2 0 1 232
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DEFENSIVE LEADERS GP UT AT Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf
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42 Patrick O’Neal 9 38 64 102 3.0-24.0 2.0-17.0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 0
58 Brandon Webb 10 34 48 82 24.0-141.0 9.0-65.7 0-0 0 0-0 2 0 0
9 Marekus Smith 10 31 26 57 2.5-7.5 0.0-0.0 0-0 4 1-21 1 0 0
51 Junior Owen 10 19 36 55 9.5-35.7 3.0-18.7 0-0 0 1-0 0 0 0
13 Kyle Sasser 10 9 34 43 4.0-8.5 0.5-3.0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 0
3 Ty Harris 10 23 15 38 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 4-71 7 0-0 0 1 0
92 Caleb Jones 9 15 20 35 9.0-48.8 5.0-36.0 0-0 1 0-0 1 0 0
41 Josh Littleton 10 13 16 29 3.0-19.0 1.0-13.0 0-0 5 1-18 1 2 0
19 Kelvin Davis 6 9 10 19 4.0-10.5 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
43 Michael Johnson 5 9 9 18 1.5-25.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 0
15 Derreck Hurst 6 4 13 17 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 0
40 Colby Wilson 7 5 11 16 2.0-6.5 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
32 Jeremy Agbomi 6 11 4 15 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 1-0 2 0-0 0 0 0
1 Deontray Babb 6 11 4 15 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 2-32 5 0-0 0 0 0
14 Joe Osborne 3 5 10 15 0.5-2.0 0.0-0.0 1-4 0 0-0 0 0 0
33 Johnnie Nabors 9 8 5 13 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 0
93 Arthur Johnson 5 4 8 12 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 1-10 0 0 0
91 Cory Thomas 7 3 9 12 2.0-3.5 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
31 Patrick Burke 6 2 9 11 1.0-1.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
4 Depaul Peyton 5 5 5 10 3.0-6.2 0.5-2.7 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 0
54 Jared Ford 5 3 6 9 1.0-2.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
57 John Reed 2 5 3 8 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
97 Jesse Jones 5 0 8 8 1.0-4.0 0.5-3.0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 0
23 Seth Padgett 5 5 2 7 1.5-5.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 1 1-0 0 0 0
44 Shawn Kelly 10 3 3 6 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
39 Justin Merrill 4 2 4 6 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
5 Johnathan Goods 3 1 4 5 0.0-0.0 1.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
49 Andrew Ortiz 3 2 2 4 1.5-1.3 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
22 Ben Kelly 8 1 3 4 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
30 Brandon Brown 2 1 2 3 0.5-1.5 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
72 Dylan Sizemore 1 1 2 3 2.0-20.0 1.0-20.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
16 James Jones 1 0 3 3 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
2 Martell Dunn 2 2 0 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
96 Michael Gold 2 2 0 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
24 Jeff Howard 2 1 1 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
55 Patrick Kallendorf 1 1 1 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
35 Cody Miller 2 1 1 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
8 Djuan Smith 4 1 1 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
20 Steven Stunson 10 1 1 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
46 Chad Wilson 7 1 1 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
45 David Hammer 1 0 2 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
56 Jake Kallendorf 2 0 2 2 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
81 David Fairbanks 9 1 0 1 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
68 Chris Murphy 1 1 0 1 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
18 Joey Waters 2 1 0 1 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
12 Kyle Callahan 9 0 1 1 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
82 Chris Collopy 10 0 1 1 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
37 Andy Tavarez 2 0 1 1 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 0
9 Jamyal Jones 1 0 0 0 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 0
34 Jake Mayfield 10 0 0 0 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 1-0 0 0 0
TEAM 10 1 0 1 0.0-0.0 0.0-0.0 0-0 0 0-0 1 0 1
TOTAL 10 296 411 707 77.5-386 22.5-179 9-107 32 6-49 7 4 1
Opponents 10 277 401 678 81.5-349 30.0-218 13-205 35 10-110 8 3 1
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2006 MSC STANDINGS & STATISTICS
EAST DIVISION
Conference Overall
School W L W L
Georgetown College 5 0 9 2
UVa-Wise 4 1 8 3
Pikeville College 2 3 4 6
University of the Cumberlands 2 3 6 4
Union College 1 4 3 7
West Virginia Tech 1 4 1 10
WEST DIVISION
Conference Overall
School W L W L
Bethel College* 5 0 10 3
Belhaven College 4 1 6 2
Shorter College 3 2 6 5
Lambuth University 1 4 4 7
Cumberland University 1 4 3 7
Campbellsville University 0 5 2 8
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Team G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Pts/G
Georgetown 11 60 58 0 0 10 0 448 40.7
UVa-Wise 11 61 48 4 0 6 2 444 40.4
Bethel 13 66 48 4 0 6 2 476 36.6
Belhaven 11 46 29 3 0 6 2 333 30.3
Shorter 11 39 35 0 0 12 1 307 27.9
Cumberland 10 33 30 1 0 4 0 242 24.2
Pikeville 10 23 21 1 0 14 1 205 20.5
Lambuth 11 31 19 4 0 3 0 222 20.2
Cumberlands 10 26 18 0 0 4 0 186 18.6
Union 10 22 11 5 0 3 1 164 16.4
Campbellsville 10 21 11 1 0 4 0 151 15.1
WV-Tech 11 15 4 2 0 1 2 105 9.5
Total Offense
Team G Rush Pass Yards Plays Yds/P TD Yds/G
UVa-Wise 11 2078 3261 5339 792 6.7 59 485.4
Georgetown 11 1771 2627 4398 787 5.6 52 399.8
Bethel 13 3233 1717 4950 805 6.1 6.1 380.8
Belhaven 11 536 3455 3991 681 5.9 44 362.8
Shorter 11 2630 1004 3634 667 5.4 34 330.4
Cumberland 10 2071 1019 3090 606 5.1 29 309.0
Pikeville 10 1401 1580 2981 701 4.3 21 298.1
Cumberlands 10 2211 641 2852 620 4.6 25 285.2
Lambuth 11 1418 1597 3015 648 4.7 28 274.1
Union 10 1186 1503 2689 614 4.4 20 268.9
Campbellsville 10 1745 830 2575 545 4.7 20 257.5
WV-Tech 11 480 1491 1971 590 3.3 12 179.2
Rushing Offense
Team G Rushes Yards AVG TD Yds/G
Bethel 13 559 233 5.8 42 248.7
Shorter 11 505 2630 5.2 28 239.1
Cumberlands 10 501 2211 4.4 20 221.1
Cumberland 10 467 2071 4.4 19 207.1
UVa-Wise 11 417 2078 5.0 31 188.9
Campbellsville 10 394 1745 4.4 16 174.5
Georgetown 11 421 1771 4.2 27 161.0
Pikeville 10 378 1401 3.7 10 118.6
Lambuth 11 373 1418 3.8 18 128.9
Union 10 367 1186 3.2 11 118.6
Belhaven 11 253 536 2.1 15 48.7
WV-Tech 11 271 480 1.8 4 43.6
Scoring Defense
Team G TD XP 2XP DXP FG Saf Pts Pts/G
Bethel 13 26 16 3 0 4 0 190 14.6
Georgetown 11 27 22 0 0 2 0 190 17.3
Shorter 11 25 20 1 0 8 1 198 18.0
Cumberlands 10 29 19 2 0 9 1 226 22.6
Union 10 33 24 2 0 2 0 232 23.2
UVA-Wise 11 43 32 2 0 5 0 309 28.1
Cumberland 10 38 35 1 0 10 1 297 29.7
Belhaven 11 46 30 4 0 4 1 328 29.8
Lambuth 11 45 39 1 6 0 329 29.9
Pikeville 10 44 37 1 0 7 1 326 32.6
Campbellsville 10 47 39 2 0 6 3 349 34.9
WV-Tech 11 62 56 3 0 11 1 469 42.6
Total Defense
Team G Rush Pass Yards Plays yd/P TD Yds/G
Shorter 11 1530 1226 2756 665 4.1 23 250.5
Bethel 13 1593 1698 3291 725 4.5 24 253.2
Georgetwon 11 1389 1731 3120 644 4.8 25 283.6
Union 10 1216 1629 2845 605 4.7 26 284.5
Cumberlands 10 1368 1782 3150 619 5.1 26 315.0
UVa-Wise 11 1732 1820 3552 660 5.4 39 322.9
WV-Tech 11 1991 1825 3816 731 5.2 53 346.9
Pikeville 10 1485 2105 3590 679 5.3 42 359.0
Lambuth 11 2230 1730 3960 697 5.7 44 360.0
Belhaven 11 2346 1828 4174 678 6.2 44 379.5
Campbellsville 10 1944 1853 3797 627 6.1 45 379.7
Cumberland 10 2082 1869 3951 618 6.4 36 395.1
Rushing Defense
Team G Rushes Yards Avg TD Yds/G
Union 10 359 1216 3.4 15 121.6
Bethel 13 430 1593 3.7 14 122.5
Georgetown 11 334 1389 4.2 13 126.3
Cumberlands 10 328 1368 4.2 16 136.8
Shorter College 11 415 1530 3.7 14 139.1
Pikeville 10 392 1485 3.8 22 148.5
UVa-Wise 11 396 1732 4.4 21 157.5
WV-Tech 11 484 1991 4.1 33 181.0
Campbellsville 10 407 1944 4.8 27 194.4
Lambuth 11 463 2230 5.6 26 202.7
Cumberland 10 375 2082 5.6 21 208.2
Belhaven 11 430 2346 5.5 24 213.3
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Team G Att Cmp Int Pct Yds TD Avg Yds/G
Belhaven 11 428 268 15 .626 3455 29 8.1 314.1
UVa-Wise 11 375 220 11 .587 3261 28 8.7 286.5
Georgetown 11 366 209 12 .571 2627 25 7.2 238.8
Pikeville 10 32 163 14 .505 1580 11 4.9 158.0
Union 10 247 104 13 .421 1503 9 6.1 150.3
Lambuth 11 275 134 14 .487 1597 10 5.8 145.2
WV-Tech 11 319 141 16 .442 1491 8 4.7 135.5
Bethel 13 246 138 8 .561 1717 19 7.0 132.1
Cumberland 10 139 76 7 .547 1019 10 7.3 101.9
Shorter 11 162 78 5 .481 1004 6 6.2 91.3
Campbellsville 10 151 71 9 .470 830 4 5.5 83.0
Cumberlands 10 119 39 8 .328 641 5 5.4 64.1
Pass Defense
Team G Att Cmp Int Pct Yds TD Avg Yds/G
Shorter 11 250 122 15 .488 1226 9 4.9 111.5
Bethel 13 295 126 21 .427 1698 10 5.8 130.6
Lambuth 11 234 123 4 .526 1730 18 7.4 157.3
Georgetown 11 310 133 16 .429 1731 12 5.6 157.4
Union 10 246 136 9 .553 1629 11 6.6 162.9
UVA-Wise 11 264 125 10 ..473 1820 18 6.9 165.5
WV-Tech 11 247 127 9 .514 1825 20 7.4 165.9
Belhaven 11 248 123 5 .496 1828 20 7.4 166.2
Cumberlands 10 291 150 18 .515 1782 10 6.1 178.2
Campbellsville 10 220 148 8 .673 1853 18 8.4 185.3
Cumberland 10 243 133 6 .547 1869 15 7.7 186.9
Pikeville 10 287 150 8 .523 2105 20 7.3 210.5
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2006 MSC ALL-CONFERENCE TEAM
EAST DIVISION
Coach of the Year - Bruce Wasem, UVAWise
Offensive Player of the Year - Ra’Shad Morgan, UVA-Wise
Defensive Player of the Year - Clay Hamblen, Georgetown
WEST DIVISION
Coach of the Year - Dino Kaklis, Bethel
Offensive Player of the Year - Adrian Smith, Bethel
Defensive Player of the Year - Hunter Pingston, Bethel
First Team - Offense
Jermaine Hampton-OL-Pikeville
Jon Mullins-OL-UVA-Wise
Mike Polly-OL-Georgetown
Henry Potter-OL-UVA-Wise
Kyle Zaharias-TE-Georgetown
Kendon Doe-WR-UVA-Wise
Aric Evans-WR-UVA-Wise
Matt Barbour-SB-UVA-Wise
John Kenne-SB-Georgetown
Randy Hippeard-QB-UVA-Wise
Jeff Smith-QB-Georgetown
James Brown-RB-Georgetown
De’von Joseph-RB-Pikeville
Ra’Shad Morgan-RB-UVA-Wise
Terence Pollock-RB-Union
Kyle Chilton-PK-Pikeville
Ray Damm-PK-UVA-Wise
Dempsey Schlueter-PK-
Georgetown
Second Team-Offense
Patrick Kallendorf-OL-Union
John Patton-OL-Cumberlands
Nick Scott-OL-Georgetown
Quincey NcNair-TE-Cumberlands
Justin Lamb-WR-Pikeville
Brian Piper-WR-Georgetown
First Team-Defense
Ryan Brown-DL-Pikeville
Reggie Dorsainvil-DL-UVA-Wise
Derrick Hightower-DL-
Cumberlands
Ryan Whalen-DL-Georgetown
Courtney White-DL-Georgetown
Gabe Guthrie-LB-Georgetown
Patrick O’Neal-LB-Union
Eric Putmon-LB-WVA-Tech
Matt Shansky-LB-Georgetown
Marcus Wesley-LB-Cumberlands
Brandon Blackerby-DB-Georgetown
Clay Hamblen-DB-Georgetown
Ty Harris-DB-Union
Brandon Moore-DB-UVA-Wise
Eric Tisdol-DB-Cumberlands
Clay Hamblen-KRS-Georgetown
Mike Cox-P-Georgetown
Michael McNay-P-Union
Second Team-Defense
Caleb Jones-DL-Union
Brandon McClendon-DL-WVTech
Junior Owen-DL-Union
Alex Wright-DL-Cumberlands
Lemuel Holifi eld-LB-Cumberlands
Sean McKinley-LB-Pikeville
Ben Robertson-LB-UVA-Wise
Brandon Webb-LB-Union
Brandon Goss-DB-Cumberlands
Jordan Brown-P-Cumberlands
Ray Damm-P-UVA-Wise
First Team-Offense
Jerre Fly-OL-Campbellsville
Zach Morrison-OL-Shorter
Bruce Slusser-OL-Bethel
Ira Watley-OL-Cumberland
Beau Weiss-OL-Bethel
Buck Reed-TE-Bethel
Antonio Brown-WR-Bethel
Ryan Paul Harris-WR-Lambuth
Phoenix Thompson-WR-Belhaven
Fabian Daniel-SB-Shorter
Brent Dearmon-QB-Bethel
Terrance Bell-RB-Bethel
Greg Fountain-RB-Campbellsville
Adrain Smith-RB-Bethel
Lukas Gonzales-PK-Shorter
Second Team-Offense
Dan Brady-OL-Belhaven
Fremon Cook-OL-Lambuth
Chase Giddens-OL-Belhaven
Steven Johnson-OL-Shorter
Graylin Allision-WR-Belhaven
Joevaris Carter-WR-Bethel
Cody Eubanks-WR-Campbellsville
Julian Tyler-SB-Bethel
Reggie Ferguson- SB-Belhaven
Josh Garza-QB-Lambuth
Ryan Henry-QB-Belhaven
Lee Dyson-RB-Belhaven
Allen Ervin-RB-Lambuth
Darnell Stewart-RB-Campbellsville
Shane Normandin-PK-Bethel
First Team-Defense
Cliff Barna-DL-Bethel
Mike Battisti-DL-Lambuth
Eddie Brown-DL-Bethel
Josh Pidgeon-DL-Shorter
Darren Adderly-LB-Bethel
Terrance Cheatham-LB-Bethel
Jason Hoath-LB-Lambuth
Logan Lollis-LB-Shorter
Bud Keith-DB-Shorter
Will Oliver-DB-Shorter
Hunter Pingston-DB-Bethel
Greg Pogue-DB-Belhaven
Fabian Daniel-KRS-Shorter
Michael Wilson-P-Belhaven
Second Team-Defense
Curtis John-DL-Shorter
Eric Ortiz-DL-Belhaven
Robert Stiner-DL-Belhaven
Sherman Williams-DL-Campbellsville
Anthony Byrd-LB-Belhaven
Aaron Cothran-LB-Cumberland
Ryan Gloer-LB-Shorter
Jonathan Messick-LB-
Campbellsville
Lemoine Robinson-LB-Belhaven
Quentin Hurd-DB-Lambuth
Donald Lightfoot-DB-Bethel
Jonathan Reed-DB-Belhaven
Jacob Wallace-DB-Campbellsville
Antonio Brown-KRS-Bethel
Travis Carter-KRS-Cumberland
Alberto Diaz-P-Cumberland
Lukas Gonzales-P-Shorter
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Terence Pollock
Running Back
Patrick O’Neal
Linebacker
Ty Harris
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2007 OPPONENTS
Univ. of the Cumberlands
September 1, 2007
Lambuth University
September 8, 2007
Malone College
September 15, 2007
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Location: Williamsburg,
Ky.
Enrollment: 1,700
Nickname: Patriots
Colors: Maroon & White
Stadium (Capacity):
James H. Taylor II
Stadium (3,500)
Affi liation: Mid-South Conference East /
NAIA
First Year of Football: 1985
Last Post-Season App: 1988
2006 Record (Conf.): 6-4 (3-2)
Head Coach: John Bland (Arkansas)
Career Record: 6-4
SID: Jennifer Wake-Floyd
SID: Phone: (606) 539-4364
SID Email: jwake@ucumberlands.edu
SID Fax: (606) 539-4459
Series Record: Cumberlands leads series 19-9
Last Meeting: Sept. 2, 2006 - Cumberlands
won 21-9
Pikeville College
September 22, 2007
Location: Pikeville, Ky.
Enrollment: 1,000
Nickname: Bears
Colors: Black and
Orange
Stadium (Capacity):
Hambley Stadium (4,000)
Affi liation: Mid-South Conference East /
NAIA
First Year of Football: 2001
Last Post-Season App: 2005
2006 Record: 4-6 (4-4)
Head Coach: Mac Bryan (Appalachian State)
Career Record: 4-6
SID: Rick Bentley
SID Phone: (606) 218-5350
SID Email: rbentley@pc.edu
SID Fax: (606) 218-5351
Series Record: Series tied 3-3
Last Meeting: Sept. 30, 2006 - Union won
39-17
Location:
Jackson, Tenn.
Enrollment:
1,000
Nickname:
Eagles
Colors: Navy & White
Stadium (Capacity): L.L. Fonville Field (2,500)
Affi liation: Mid-South Conference West /
NAIA
First Year of Football: 1985
Last Post-Season App: 2003
2006 Record: 4-7
Head Coach: Vic Wallace (Cornell)
Career Record: 167-95-5
SID: Dave McCulley
SID Phone: (731) 425-3231
SID Email: mcculley@lambuth.edu
SID Fax: (731) 425-3498
Series Record: Lambuth leads 10-9-1
Last Meeting: Oct. 14, 2006 - Lambuth won
9-3
Shorter College
September 29, 2007
Location: Rome, Ga.
Enrollment: 930
Nickname: Eagles
Colors: Royal Blue
and White
Stadium (Capacity):
Barron Stadium (5,000)
Affi liation: Mid-South Conference West /
NAIA
First Year of Football: 2005
Last Post-Season App: N/A
2006 Record: 6-5 (4-4)
Head Coach: Phil Jones (Mercer)
Career Record: 8-13
SID: Grant Kersey
SID Phone: (706) 233-7468
SID Email: gkersey@shorter.edu
SID Fax: (706) 233-7457
Series Record: Union leads series 1-0
Last Meeting: 2005 – Union won 25-16
Location:
Canton, Ohio
Enrollment:
2,200
Nickname:
Pioneers
Colors: Red, White, and Blue
Stadium (Capacity): Fawcett Stadium
(22,375)
Affi liation: Mid-States Football Association
Mideast / NAIA
First Year of Football: 1993
Last Post-Season App: 2006 (Lost 56-28 to
North Greenville in NCCAA Victory Bowl)
2006 Record: 7-4
Head Coach: Mike Gardner (Baker)
Career Record: 27-7
SID: Mark Bankert
SID Phone: (330) 471-8293
SID Email: mbankert@malone.edu
SID Fax: (330) 471-8298
Series Record: First Meeting
Last Meeting: First Meeting
Cumberland University
October 6, 2007
Location: Lebanon, Tenn.
Enrollment: 1,345
Nickname: Bulldogs
Colors: Maroon and
White
Stadium (Capacity):
Lindsey Donnell Stadium (3,000)
Affi liation: Mid-South Conference West /
NAIA
First Year of Football: 1894
Last Post-Season App: 2001 (Won 50-21
against Mid-American Nazarene in the CMH
Bowl)
2006 Record: 3-7 (2-6)
Head Coach: Dewayne Alexander (Tennessee
Tech)
Career Record: 3-7
SID: Pat Lawson
SID Phone: (615) 444-2562 Ex. 1148
SID Email: plawson@cumberland.edu
SID Fax: (615) 444-2569
Series Record: Cumberland leads series 7-8
Last Meeting: 2004 - Union won 48-25
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2007 OPPONENTS
Campbellsville University
October 13, 2007
Frostburg State University
October 20, 2007
UVa-Wise
October 27, 2007
Location:
Campbellsville, Ky.
Enrollment: 2,000
Nickname: Tigers
Colors: Maroon and
White
Stadium (Capacity):
Finley Stadium (2,000)
Affi liation: Mid-South Conference West /
NAIA
First Year of Football: 1988
Last Post-Season App: 2001
2006 Record: 2-8 (2-6)
Head Coach: Jim Deaton (Carson-Newman)
Career Record: 4-16
SID: Bryan Blair
SID Phone: (270) 789-5276
SID Email: bfblair@campbellsville.edu
SID Fax: (270) 789-5048
Series Record: Campbellsville leads series
8-12
Last Meeting: 2004 - Campbellsville won
39-32
West Virginia Tech
November 3, 2007
Location:
Montgomery, W. Va.
Enrollment: 2,400
Nickname: Golden
Bears
Colors: Navy Blue and
Gold
Stadium (Capacity): Martin Field (2,500)
Affi liation: Mid-South Conference East /
NAIA
First Year of Football: 1920
Last Post-Season App: 1989
2006 Record: 1-10 (1-7)
Head Coach: Shane Beatty (Glenville State)
Career Record: 1-10
SID: Kenny Howell
SID Phone: (304) 442-3380
SID Email: kenneth.howell@mail.wvu.edu
SID Fax: (304) 442-3499
Series Record: West VA Tech leads 1-0
Last Meeting: Nov. 4, 2006 - West Va. Tech
won 43-37
Location: Frostburg, Md.
Enrollment: 4,300
Nickname: Bobcats
Colors: Red, Black, and
White
Stadium (Capacity):
Bobcat Stadium (4,000)
Affi liation: Atlantic
Central Football Conference / NCAA Div. III
First Year of Football: 1960
Last Post-Season App: 2005 (Lost 14-7
against Moravian in ECAC Southwest Bowl
Game)
2006 Record: 3-6 (1-3)
Head Coach: Rubin Stevenson (Salisbury State)
Career Record: 30-39
SID: Noah Becker
SID Phone: (301) 687-4371
SID Email: nbecker@frostburg.edu
SID Fax: (301) 687-4780
Series Record: Frostburg State leads 1-0
Last Meeting: Oct. 21, 2006 - Frostburg State
won 7-3
Georgetown College
November 10, 2007
Location: Georgetown, Ky.
Enrollment: 1,407
Nickname: Tigers
Colors: Orange and Black
Stadium (Capacity):
Rawlings Stadium (5,000)
Affi liation: Mid-South
Conference East / NAIA
First Year of Football: 1893
Last Post-Season App: 2006 (Lost 42-28 to
St. Xavier in NAIA 1 st Round)
2006 Record: 9-2 (7-1)
Head Coach: Bill Cronin (Indiana)
Career Record: 106-19
SID: Resa Browning
SID Phone: (502) 863-7972
SID Email: resa_browning@georgetowncollege.edu
SID Fax: (502) 868-8892
Series Record: Georgetown leads series
27-4-3
Last Meeting: Oct. 28, 2004 - Georgetown
won 42-14
Location: Wise, Va.
Enrollment: 1,800
Nickname: Cavaliers
Colors: Red and Gray
Stadium (Capacity):
Carl Smith Stadium (2,500)
Affi liation: Mid-South Conference East /
NAIA
First Year of Football: 1991
Last Post-Season App: N/A
2006 Record: 8-3 (5-3)
Head Coach: Bruce Wasem (Bluffton)
Career Record: 21-33
SID: Chris Myers
SID Phone: (276) 328-0188
SID Email: csm6z@uvawise.edu
SID Fax: (276) 376-4505
Series Record: Union leads series 5-2
Last Meeting: Nov. 11, 2006 - UVa-Wise won
21-6
NAIA Playoffs
First Round - November 17, 2007
(Sites to be deteremined)
Second Round - November 24, 2007
(Sites to be deteremined)
Semifinal Round - December 1, 2007
(Sites to be deteremined)
Championship Game - December 15, 2007
(At Jim Carroll Stadium in Savannah,
Tennessee)
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1905 1-2-0
Coach: NA
Williamsburg Institute* L 0-37
Williamsburg Institute L 0-49
Williamsburg Institute W 27-0
*-now known as Cumberland (KY) College
No Team between 1906-21
1922 2-4-0
Coach: NA
Pineville HS L 0-39
Cumberland (KY) L 0-36
Middlesboro HS W 26-12
Tusculum L 0-70
Eastern Kentucky L 7-40
Emory & Henry W 5-0
1923 4-3-1
Coach: NA
Jellico HS W 18-6
Pineville HS L 2-25
Eastern Kentucky T 6-6
Cumberland (KY) L 0-26
Harlan HS W 38-6
Lincoln Memorial W 30-0
Eastern Kentucky L 0-12
Barbourville HS W 39-0
1924 2-6-0
Coach: T.M. Funk
Maryville L 0-103
Georgetown “B” L 0-24
Campbellsville L 0-32
Cumberland (KY) L 0-26
St. Mary’s W 21-0
Barbourville HS W 39-0
Murphy L 0-13
Eastern Kentucky L 0-49
1925 2-5-0
Coach: T.M. Funk
Jellico HS W 30-0
St. Mary’s L 6-7
KY School f/t Deaf W 7-0
Morehead State L 7-10
Georgetown L 0-48
Lincoln Memorial L 12-32
Eastern Kentucky L 0-48
1926 2-5-1
Coach: John Wolfe
Hiwasee L 0-6
Tennessee L 6-26
St. Mary’s W 39-3
Eastern Kentucky L 7-47
Bluefi eld L 6-32
Lincoln Memorial L 0-16
Morehead State T 6-6
Campbellsville W 8-6
1927 2-5-0
Coach: John Wolfe
Hiwasee W 14-0
Bluefi eld L 0-32
Eastern Kentucky L 0-39
St. Mary’s W 33-0
Concord L 2-19
Morehead State L 0-39
Tennessee Wesleyan L 0-19
1928 4-4-0
Coach: John Wolfe
Sue Bennett W 104-0
Hiwasee W 54-0
Transylvania L 6-32
Kentucky Wesleyan L 0-60
Tennessee Wesleyan L 0-49
Morehead State L 6-27
East Tennessee State W 14-7
Eastern Kentucky W 34-7
1929 5-2-1
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Lee Baptist W 26-2
Concord L 0-25
Sue Bennett W 13-0
Eastern Kentucky W 19-2
Tennessee Wesleyan T 13-13
Transylvania L 6-33
Hiwasee W 13-0
East Tennessee State W 25-0
1930 6-2-0
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Campbellsville W 63-0
Lincoln Memorial W 12-0
Sue Bennett W 27-7
Georgetown L 6-22
Morehead State W 34-0
East Tennessee State W 12-0
Tennessee Wesleyan L 0-20
Eastern Kentucky W 46-0
1931 2-6-0
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Lincoln Memorial L 12-13
Georgetown L 0-51
Maryville L 0-51
Cedarville L 7-13
Sue Bennett W 19-6
East Tennessee State W 19-0
Morehead State L 0-12
Transylvania L 12-13
1932 2-3-2
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Louisville W 32-6
East Tennessee State L 6-12
Transylvania L 0-7
Eastern Kentucky T 0-0
Rose-Hulman L 7-8
Morehead State T 0-0
Cedarville W 39-0
1933 4-1-1
Coach: J.R. Bacon
East Tennessee State L 0-14
Eastern Kentucky T 6-6
Louisville W 19-0
Morehead State W 20-0
Transylvania W 10-0
Georgetown W 21-6
1934 5-0-2
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Lees-McRae W 31-6
Eastern Kentucky W 14-7
Morehead State W 15-8
East Tennessee State T 0-0
Georgetown T 0-0
Transylvania W 12-0
Louisville W 7-0
1935 3-1-2
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Hiwasee W 35-6
Louisville W 13-7
Morehead State W 31-0
Holbrook L 7-12
Eastern Kentucky T 7-7
Georgetown T 0-0
1936 3-3-2
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Holbrook W 19-0
Louisville L 0-13
Evansville L 0-21
Morehead State T 6-6
Transylvania T 6-6
Hiwasee W 19-0
Georgetown W 19-0
Eastern Kentucky L 6-12
1937 4-3-0
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Evansville W 21-0
Holbrook L 0-6
Georgetown W 19-0
Rio Grande W 13-2
Transylvania W 13-0
Eastern Kentucky L 0-14
Carson-Newman L 0-12
1938 3-4-0
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Rose-Hulman W 14-0
Carson-Newman L 6-13
Transylvania L 7-14
Holbrook W 19-0
Georgetown W 6-0
Eastern Kentucky L 0-24
East Tennessee State L 13-31
1939 3-3-1
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Holbrook W 26-0
Maryville L 0-7
East Tennessee State L 7-13
Rose-Hulman W 14-0
Georgetown T 6-6
Eastern Kentucky L 7-32
Transylvania W 14-7
1940 5-1-1
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Holbrook W 14-0
Tusculum W 15-6
Rio Grande W 12-0
Transylvania T 0-0
Tusculum W 19-7
Hiwasee W 20-7
Georgetown L 7-27
1941 1-4-0
Coach: J.R. Bacon
Maryville L 0-47
Transylvania L 6-55
Emory & Henry L 7-41
Hiwasee
W NA
Georgetown L 0-2
No Team between 1942-83
1984 1-6-0
Coach: John Pate/Bob Shackleford$
Southwest Baptist L 0-25
at Emory & Henry L 0-56
at Baptist W 25-0
at Kentucky Wesleyan L 7-24
at Hanover L 0-53
Knoxville L 2-3
Defi ance L 14-20
$-Bob Shackleford coached the fi nal game
of the season.
1985 5-4-1
Coach: Bob Shackleford
at Maryville L 20-31
Lambuth W 45-9
at Knoxville L 23-29
Earlham W 21-13
Kentucky Wesleyan T 27-27
at Wilmington L 21-29
Emory & Henry L 10-20
Cumberland (KY) W 34-12
at Defi ance W 21-7
at Tennessee Wesleyan W 38-16
1986 7-3-0
Coach: John Ross
at Georgetown L 0-31
Maryville W 24-8
Wingate L 14-16
at Lambuth W 41-7
at Earlham W 27-7
Hanover L 0-41
at Kentucky Wesleyan W 13-7
Tennessee Wesleyan W 42-8
Wilmington W 25-20
at Cumberland (KY) W 17-10
1987 2-8-0 (1-3)
Coach: John Ross
Georgetown* L 10-37
at Millsaps L 9-31
at Wingate L 7-28
Evansville* L 0-43
Lambuth W 42-6
at Hanover L 28-45
Kentucky Wesleyan* W 34-13
at W. Va. Wesleyan L 13-49
Cumberland (KY)* L 19-50
at Ga. Southwestern L 7-41
*-Mid-South Football Conference Game
1988 6-4-0 (2-3)
Coach: Matt Ballard
at Georgetown* L 13-19
Mid-Amer. Nazarene W 30-14
Campbellsville* W 31-0
at Evansville* L 7-17
at Lambuth W 21-7
W. Va. Wesleyan L 3-19
at Kentucky Wesleyan* W 16-14
at Cumberland (KY)* L 31-36
Urbana W 16-14
Ga. Southwestern W 23-7
*-Mid-South Football Conference Game
1989 4-5-1 (2-3)
Coach: Matt Ballard
at Guilford W 25-14
at Campbellsville* W 15-8
Evansville* L 9-13
Franklin L 12-13
Georgetown* L 0-24
Kentucky Wesleyan* W 34-0
Millsaps T 22-22
Cumberland (KY)* L 3-7
at Urbana L 6-18
at Tennessee Wesleyan W 20-0
*-Mid-South Football Conference Game
1990 5-5-0 (3-3)
Coach: Matt Ballard
Guilford L 8-31
at Tiffi n W 16-14
at Evansville* W 21-0
Urbana W 11-10
Cumberland (TN)* W 35-7
at Georgetown* L 15-62
at Kentucky Wesleyan* W 14-3
at Cumberland (KY)* L 0-7
Campbellsville* L 11-28
Tennessee Wesleyan L 6-7
*-Mid-South Football Conference Game
1991 6-4-0 (4-3)
Coach: Matt Ballard
at Evangel L 14-27
Tiffi n W 21-16
at Lambuth* W 24-23
Evansville* W 16-14
at Cumberland (TN)* W 25-6
Georgetown* L 26-49
at Cumberland (KY)* L 27-37
at Campbellsville* L 7-14
at Tusculum* W 49-20
Kentucky Wesleyan W 2-0^
*-Mid-South Football Conference Game
^-Game forfeited
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1992 8-2-0 (6-1)
MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE CO-CHAMPIONS
Coach: Matt Ballard
Evangel W 42-31
Lambuth* W 14-6
at Hampden-Sydney W 24-23
at Findlay L 28-56
Clinch Valley W 48-14
at Georgetown* L 41-48
at Cumberland (TN)* W 20-7
at Cumberland (KY)* W 28-19
Campbellsville* W 26-22
Tusculum* W 33-10
*-Mid-South Football Conference Game
1993 5-5-0 (2-4)
Coach: Matt Ballard
at Tennessee Wesleyan W 30-0
Urbana W 51-32
at Lambuth* W 36-23
Findlay L 7-34
at Clinch Valley W 44-7
Georgetown* L 31-38
Cumberland (TN)* L 24-27
Cumberland (KY)* L 9-12
at Campbellsville* W 37-34
at Tusculum* L 49-80
*-Mid-South Football Conference Game
1994 7-3-0 (4-2)
Coach: Tuck Woolum
at Urbana W 48-28
Lambuth* W 13-7
Chowan W 82-14
at West Georgia L 7-38
Thomas Moore W 24-19
at Georgetown* L 21-28
at Cumberland (TN)* W 38-18
at Cumberland (KY)* L 14-21
Campbellsville* W 29-8
Tusculum* W 58-36
*-Mid-South Football Conference Game
1995 7-2-1 (6-1-1)
Coach: Tuck Woolum
at W. Va. State W 36-12
West Alabama L 7-28
at Georgetown* L 24-28
Bethel* W 57-6
at Cumberland (TN)* W 28-20
Tusculum* W 42-7
at North Greenville* W 31-14
Cumberland (KY)* W 22-21
at Campbellsville* W 16-12
Lambuth* T 24-24
*-Mid-South Football Conference Game
1996 1-9-0 (1-6)
Coach: Tuck Woolum
at Wingate L 7-19
Knoxville L^ 23-19
Georgetown* L 0-7
at Bethel* L^ 35-7
Cumberland (TN)* L 3-7
at St. Joseph’s L 22-27
North Greenville* L^ 20-17
at Cumberland (KY)* W 24-23#
Campbellsville* L 6-20
at Lambuth* L 10-24
*-Mid-South Conference Game
^-Game forfeited; #-Overtime game
1997 2-8-0 (2-4)
Coach: Tuck Woolum
Walsh L 0-37
Iowa Wesleyan L 29-30
at West Alabama L 6-39
at Georgetown* L 7-31
at Cumberland (TN)* L 10-42
St. Joseph’s L 20-60
at North Greenville* W 34-19
Cumberland (KY)* L 21-35
at Campbellsville* L 13-38
Lambuth* W 14-10
*-Mid-South Conference Game
1998 0-10-0 (0-7)
Coach: Tuck Woolum
at Walsh L 6-40
Tiffi n L 20-27
at Wittenberg L 17-35
Georgetown* L 20-67
at Belhaven* L 31-35
Cumberland (TN)* L 24-27
North Greenville* L 12-45
at Cumberland (KY)* L 14-19
Campbellsville* L 7-49
at Lambuth* L 22-46
*-Mid-South Conference Game
1999 0-11-0 (0-7)
Coach: Brian Hill
Walsh L 17-40
at Tiffi n L 0-58
at Jacksonville St. L 13-68
at Stillman L 10-13
at Campbellsville* L 27-52
Lambuth* L 0-43
Georgetown* L 9-63
at Belhaven* L 14-24
North Greenville* L 7-36
at Cumberland (KY)* L 26-29
Cumberland (TN)* L 28-44
*-Mid-South Conference Game
2000 3-7-0 (2-5)
Coach: Brian Hill
at Walsh L 7-40
Stillman L 19-40
at Cumberland (TN)* L 21-29
Georgetown* L 12-56
Bethel W 21-10
North Greenville* W 22-9
at Cumberland (KY)* W 31-7
Lambuth* L 17-36
at Belhaven* L 0-35
Campbellsville* L 13-43
*-Mid-South Conference Game
2001 2-7-0 (2-4)
Coach: Brian Hill/Tommy Reid$
at W. Virginia State L 40-47
at Georgetown* L 13-48
Pikeville* W 17-16^
at Bethel L 10-23
at Stillman L 10-27
Cumberland (KY)* W 24-17
at Lambuth* L 14-71
Belhaven * L 19-31
at Campbellsville* L 7-49
$-Tommy Reid coached the fi nal 6 games of
the season; #-Overtime game.
*-Mid-South Conference Game
2002 2-8-0 (1-7)
Coach: Tommy Reid
Concord L 29-32#
at Cumberland (TN)* L 0-31
Georgetown* L 7-41
at Pikeville* L 14-24
Kentucky Wesleyan W 26-13
UVA-Wise* W 33-27
at Cumberland (KY)* L 20-30
Lambuth* L 27-55
at Belhaven* L 14-35
Campbellsville* L 13-42
*-Mid-South Conference Game
#-Overtime game
2003 4-7-0 (3-6)
Coach: Tommy Reid
at Western Kentucky L 3-51
at Kentucky Wesleyan W 36-16
Cumberland (TN)* L 7-24
Georgetown* L 10-42
Pikeville* W 21-16
at Bethel* W 57-27
at UVA-Wise* L 31-40
Cumberland (KY)* L 11-25
at Lambuth* L 22-34
Belhaven* W 30-14
at Campbellsville* L 3-9#
*-Mid-South Conference Game
#-Overtime game
The 1934 Union College Bulldogs
5-0-2 - Coach J.R. Bacon
2004 4-7-0 (4-6)
Coach: Tommy Reid
at UVA-Wise* W 46-13
at Lambuth* L 22-42
Belhaven* W 36-13
at Southwest Missouri State L 0-45
Georgetown* L 13-34
at Pikeville* L 25-32#
Campbellsville* L 32-39
at Cumberland (KY)* L 14-42
Bethel* W 44-28
at Kentucky Welseyan* L 13-16
Cumberland (TN)* W 48-25
*-Mid-South Conference Game
*-Overtime game
2005 4-6-0 (3-2)
Coach: Tommy Reid
at Gardner-Webb L 12-65
at Southern Illinois L 7-82
at Bethel L 14-29
Belhaven W 44-33
Lambuth L 29-36
at Pikeville* L 40-48
at Georgetown* L 24-42
Shorter* W 25-16
at Cumberlands* W 35-34
UVA-Wise* W 47-28
*-Mid-South Conference East Game
2006 3-7-0 (1-4)
Coach: Tommy Reid
vs. Cumberlands*% L 9-21
at Chowan W 23-20
Bethel W^ 7-26
Pikeville* W 39-17
at Belhaven L 23-26
at Lambuth L 3-9
Frostburg State L 3-7
Georgetown* L 14-42
at West Virginia Tech* L 37-43
at UVa-Wise* L 6-21
*-Mid-South Conference East Game
^-Game forfeited
The 1934 Union College Bulldog
football team was the first - and to this
date, the only squad to go undefeated
in program history.
The Bulldogs went 5-0-2 and
outscored its opponents 79-21.
Union posted four shutouts during
the final four contests of the season.
Unfortunately, though, the Bulldogs
themselves were held scoreless in two
of those games, resulting in a pair of
ties for the team’s lone to blemishes
on the year.
After a 31-6 win over Lees-McRae
to open the season, Union followed
with a 14-7 win over Eastern Kentucky
and a 15-8 victory over Morehead
State. The Bulldogs were then
in a pair of 0-0 ties against East Tennessee
State and Georgetown before
getting back to their winning ways
with a 12-0 blanking of Transylvania.
Union closed out the season with a
7-0 shutout win over Louisville.
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PASSING RECORDS
Completions
Game: Bart Elam, 34 vs. Belhaven (2001)
Season: Stanley Niece, 222 (2000)
Career: Stanley Niece, 496 (1998-2000)
Attempts
Game: Bart Elam, 63 vs. Belhaven (2001)
Season: Stanley Niece, 414 (2000)
Career: Stanley Niece, 977 (1998-2000)
Yards
Game: Lee Worley, 396 vs. Georgetown (1993)
Season: Stanley Niece, 2,373 (2000)
Career: Lee Worley, 6,515 (1990-93)
Touchdowns
Game: Greg Duncum, 5 vs. Lambuth (1986)
Season: Joey Waters, 21 (2005)
Career: Joey Waters, 39 (2003-present) and Lee Worley,
39 (1990-93)
Interceptions
Game: Joey Waters, 5 vs. Bethel (9-23-06) and Greg
Duncum, 5 vs. Georgetown (1987)
Season: Greg Duncum, 20 (1987)
Career: Lee Worley, 48 (1990-93)
RUSHING RECORDS
Attempts
Game: James Fletcher, 33 vs. TN Wesleyan (1985)
Season: Clarence Mackey, 208 (1993)
Career: Clarence Mackey, 524 (1991-93)
Yards
Game: James Fletcher, 214 vs. TN Wesleyan (1985)
Season: Clarence Mackey, 1,158 (1993)
Career: Scott Russell, 2,854 (1994-96)
Touchdowns
Game: Clarence Mackey, 4 vs. Tusculum (1993)
Season: Clarence Mackey, 13 (1993)
Career: Clarence Mackey, 28 (1991-93)
RECEIVING RECORDS
Catches
Game: Jon Smith, 15 vs. Lambuth (1991)
Season: Courtney Elesby, 65 (2005)
Career: Pete Greene, 148 (1986-89)
Yards
Game: Chris Kearson, 247 vs. Georgetown (1993)
Season: Chris Kearson, 825 (1993)
Career: Pete Greene, 2,082 (1986-89)
Touchdowns
Game: Albert Pellingrino, 3 vs. Lambuth (1986)
Season: Mike Jones, 8 (1987); Jim Maynor, 8 (2000)
Career: Pete Greene, 16 (1986-89) and Courtney Elesby,
16 (2002-05)
SPECIAL TEAMS RECORDS
Punt Returns
Attempts: Kevin Bradshaw, 6 vs. Cumberland (KY) (1992)
and Vic Wharton, 6 vs. Tusculum (1995)
Season: Vic Wharton, 33 (1995)
Career: Mike Jones, 72 (1986-89)
Punt Return Yards
Game: Kevin Bradshaw, 170 vs. Cumberland (KY) (1992)
Season: Kevin Bradshaw, 484 (1992)
Career: Mike Jones, 726 (1986-89)
Punt Return Touchdowns
Game: Several with one
Season: Mike Jones, 2 (1987)
Career: Mike Jones, 3 (1986-89)
Kickoff Returns
Game: Brandon Hawkins, 9 vs. Tiffi n (1999)
Season: Brandon Hawkins, 45 (1999)
Career: Brandon Hawkins, 89 (1998-99)
Kickoff Return Yards
Game: Vic Wharton, 187 vs. Tusculum (1994)
Season: Brandon Hawkins, 936 (1999)
Career: Brandon Hawkins, 1,862 (1998-99)
Kickoff Return Touchdowns
Game: Several with one
Season: James Fletcher, 2 (1985) and Vic Wharton, 2 (1994)
Career: Vic Wharton, 3 (1994-95)
Field Goals Made
Game: Junior Distefano, 3 vs. Georgia Southwestern (1988);
Jeremy Macejewski, 3 vs. West Virginia State (1995), vs.
Cumberland University (1995), vs. Knoxville College (1996)
Season: Jeremy Macejewski, 11 (1995)
Career: Jeremy Macejewski, 36 (1993-96)
Field Goals Attempted
Game: Jeremy Macejewski, 4 vs. Georgetown (1993), vs.
North Greenville (1996) & Jason Buster vs. Campbellsville
(2004)
Season: Matt Bergman, 19 (1998)
Career: Jeremy Macejewski, 56 (1993-96)
Extra Points Made
Game: Jeremy Macejewski, 10 vs. Chowan (1994)
Season: Jeremy Macejewski, 38 (1994)
Career: Jeremy Macejewski, 108 (1993-96)
Extra Points Attempted
Game: Jeremy Macejewski, 11 vs. Chowan (1994)
Season: Jeremy Macejewski, 40 (1994)
Career: Jeremy Macejewski, 119 (1993-96)
Punt Attempts
Game: Jeremy Macejewski, 12 vs. Campbellsville (1995)
Season: Chris Hobbs, 81 (1999)
Career: Brendon Miller, 189 (1988-91)
Punting Yards
Game: Matt Quick, 590 vs. Evansville (1987)
Season: Chris Hobbs, 3,148 (1999)
Career: Jason Buster, 6,808 (2003-05)
SCORING RECORDS
Points
Game: Clarence Mackey, 26 vs. Tusculum (1993)
Season: Clarence Mackey, Clarence Mackey, 90 (1993)
Career: Jeremy Macejewski, 216 (1993-96)
Touchdowns
Game: Clarence Mackey, 4 (all rushing) vs. Tusculum (1993)
Season: Clarence Mackey, 14 (13 rushing, 1 receiving)
(1993)
Career: Clarence Mackey, 33 (28 rushing, 5 receiving)
(1991-93)
Two-point conversions
Game: Jake Mayfi eld vs. West Virginia Tech (11-4-06),
Dominic Yuille, 2 vs Kentucky Wesleyan (9-13-03), vs.
Belhaven (9-11-04) and vs. Lambuth (10-8-05), and Nick
Wooldridge, 2 vs. Bethel (10-11-03)
Season: Dominic Yuille, 4 (2004)
Career: Dominic Yuille, 10 (2002-05)
DEFENSIVE RECORDS
Total Tackles
Game: John Fey, 20 vs. Campbellsville (1997)
Season: John Luttrell, 135 (1985)
Career: John Luttrell, 392 (1984-87)
Quarterback Sacks
Game: Brandon Webb, 4.5 vs. Georgetown()
Season: Burley Burkhart, 17 (1985)
Career: Burley Burkhart, 23 (1985-86)
Interceptions
Game: Ty Harris, 3 vs. Chowan (9-9-06), Lavarus McCloud,
3 vs. Cumberland (10-21-00) and C.J. Westerman, 3 vs.
Kentucky Wesleyan (1986)
Season: Lavarus McCloud, 10 (2000)
Career: Ernest Johnson, 12 (2002-05)
Fumble Recoveries
Game: Don Vandygriff, 4 vs. Campbellsville (1992)
Season: Scottie Hines, 7 (1992)
Career: Scottie Hines, 11 (1991-94)
THE LONGEST ...
Running Play from Scrimmage: 99 yards by Danya
Overton vs. Tiffi n (1998) (TD)
Passing Play from Scrimmage: 95 yards, Keith Wynn to
Brian Lavan vs. Urbana (1993) (TD)
Kickoff Return: 100 yards by Chris St. John vs. Cumberland
(TN) (1999) (TD) and by Tommy Oates vs. Georgetown
(1991) (TD)
Punt Return: 91 yards by Mike Jones vs. Hanover (1987)
(TD)
Field Goal: 47 yards by Brandon Cunningham vs. Western
Kentucky (8-28-03), and Tim Philpot, vs. Lambuth (10-28-00)
Punt: 74 yards by Brendon Miller vs. Georgetown (1991)
Interception Return: 100 yards by John Fey vs. Bethel
(1995) (TD)
Fumble Return: 77 yards by Lionel Watkins vs. Shorter
(10-29-05) (TD)
Team Season Records
Passing
Completions: 238 (2000)
Attempts: 457 (2000)
Yards: 2,546 (1993)
Touchdowns: 25 (2005)
Interceptions: 24 (2000)
Rushing
Attempts: 550 (1995)
Yards: 2,497 (1995)
Touchdowns: 29 (1992 and 1994)
Scoring
Points: 334 (1994)
Touchdowns: 44 (1992 and 1994)
Rushing TDs: 29 (1992 and 1994)
Passing TDs: 25 (2005)
Two-Point Conversions: 6 (2005)
Kickoff Returns
Attempts: 60 (1999)
Yards: 1,357 (1998)
Touchdowns: 2 (1985 and 1994)
Average: 24.0 (1994)
Punt Returns
Attempts: 33 (1995)
Yards: 484 (1992)
Touchdowns: 2 (1987)
Average: 16.6 (1992)
Miscellaneous
First Downs: 211 (1992)
Interceptions: 21 (1990)
Penalties: 106 (2000)
Safeties: 2 (1993 and 2001)
Most Points Scored By Union In A Game
1. 104 vs. Sue Bennett (1928)
2. 82 vs. Chowan (1994)
3. 63 vs. Campbellsville (1930)
4. 58 vs. Tusculum (1994)
5. 57 vs. Bethel (2003)
(tie) 57 vs. Bethel (1995)
7. 54 vs. Hiwassee (1928)
8. 51 vs. Urbana (1993)
9. 49 vs. Tusculum (1991)
10. 48 vs. Cumberland (TN) (2004)
(tie) 48 vs. Urbana (1994)
(tie) 48 vs. Clinch Valley (1992)
Most Points Scored Against Union In A Game
1. 103 by Maryville (1924)
2. 82 by Southern Illinois (2005)
3. 80 by Tusculum (1993)
4. 71 by Lambuth (2001)
5. 70 by Tusculum (1922)
6. 68 by Jacksonville State (1999)
7. 67 by Georgetown (1998)
8. 65 by Gardner-Webb (2005)
9. 63 by Georgetown (1999)
10. 62 by Georgetown (1990)
Most Points Scored By Union In A Season (Since 1984)
1. 334 (1994)
2. 318 (1993)
3. 304 (1992)
4. 293 (2004)
5. 287 (1995)
6. 277 (2005)
7. 260 (1985)
8. 231 (2003)
9. 209 (1991)
10. 203 (1986)
Fewest Points Scored Against Union In A Season (Since 1984)
1. 106 (1989)
2. 147 (1988)
3. 155 (1986)
4. 168 (1990)
5. 170 (1996)
6. 172 (1995)
7. 183 (1985)
8. 206 (1991)
9. 217 (1994)
10. 232 (2006)
10. 236 (1992)
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BULLDOG RECORD BOOK
TOP RUSHING SEASONS
Player Att. Yards YPC TDs
Clarence Mackey (1993) 208 1,158 5.6 13
Scott Russell (1994) 202 1,046 5.2 10
Scott Russell (1995) 178 981 5.5 9
Clarence Mackey (1992) 188 978 5.2 11
T.C. McClish (1988) 175 896 4.9 6
Scott Russell (1996) 190 827 4.4 3
Kevin Bradshaw (1991) 114 703 6.1 7
Nick Wooldridge (2003) 141 692 4.9 7
Clarence Mackey (1991) 128 686 5.3 4
Matt Pursel (2003) 126 656 5.2 6
ALL-TIME RUSHING LEADERS
Player Att. Yards YPC TDs
Scott Russell (1994-96) 570 2,854 5.0 22
Clarence Mackey (1991-93) 524 2,822 5.4 28
Dominic Yuille (2002-05) 477 1,843 3.9 20
John Booker (1998-01) 462 1,665 3.6 9
Kevin Bradshaw (1990-92) 303 1,663 5.5 14
Keith Wynn (1993-96) 402 1,210 3.0 13
Matt Pursel (2002-04) 264 1,162 4.4 10
Dayna Overton (1997-98) 218 1,107 5.1 10
TOP PASSING SEASONS
Player Att-Comp-INT Yards TDs
Stanley Niece (2000) 414-222-18 2,373 17
Lee Worley (1992) 302-158-12 2,358 15
Joey Waters (2005) 297-114-11 2,059 21
Greg Duncum (1987) 296-163-20 1,906 9
Greg Duncum (1988) 237-131-13 1,835 8
Stanley Niece (1999) 350-160-10 1,827 10
Lee Worley (1993) 229-116-18 1,679 8
Lee Worley (1991) 233-131-14 1,637 12
Bart Elam (2001) 323-136-16 1,562 8
Joey Waters (2004) 269-133-18 1,561 11
ALL-TIME PASSING LEADERS
Player Att-Comp-INT Yards TDs
Lee Worley (1990-93) 885-467-48 6,515 39
Stanley Niece (1998-00) 977-496-39 5,524 28
Joey Waters (2003-present) 727-399-29 4,664 39
Keith Wynn (1993-96) 581-226-23 4,105 33
Greg Duncum (1985-88) 598-323-35 3,966 21
Pete Green - WR (1986-89)
TOP RECEIVING SEASONS
Player Rec. Yards YPR TDs
Courtney Elesby (2005) 65 685 10.5 9
Ernie Samuel (2001) 58 745 12.8 6
Jay Reed (2000) 57 791 13.9 6
Jim Maynor (2000) 55 805 14.6 8
Pete Greene (1987) 52 569 10.9 3
Brooks Charlton (2000) 50 452 9.0 1
Mike Jones (1987) 48 530 11.4 8
Pete Greene (1988) 47 729 15.5 4
John Smith (1991) 47 663 14.1 4
Brandon Hawkins (1999) 44 573 13.0 5
Courntey Elesby (2004) 41 643 15.7 7
Kevin Bradshaw (1992) 40 624 15.6 3
ALL-TIME RECEIVING LEADERS
Player Rec. Yards YPR TDs
Pete Greene (1986-89) 148 2,082 14.1 16
Courtney Elesby (2002-05) 125 1,582 12.8 16
John Smith (1988-91) 106 1,630 15.4 10
Ernie Samuel (2001-02) 95 1,161 12.1 7
David Fairbanks (2003-present) 94 1,476 15.7 4
Kevin Bradshaw (1990-92) 93 1,222 13.1 4
Mike Jones (1986-89) 92 1,178 12.8 12
Jim Maynor (1999-00) 85 1,413 16.6 13
Brandon Hawkins (1998-99) 81 1,320 16.3 9
Willie Larkin (1992-93) 72 1,004 13.9 9
James McClain (2000-03) 67 947 14.1 6
Chris Kearson (1992-95) 65 1,581 24.3 12
Scott Chaney (1998-99) 61 423 6.9 0
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THE BRASS LANTERN GAME
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The rivalry between Union College and University of the
Cumberlands dates back to the early days of Bulldog football.
In fact, the fi rst three games Union ever played were against
Williamsburg Institute, as Cumberlands was known as in 1905.
While Cumberlands has undergone a few name changes
(after being known as Williamsburg Institute, it changed its name
to Cumberland College before becoming University of the
Cumberlands in 2005), the rivalry has remained hotly-contested
over the years.
The series got its beginnings in 1905, but after those three
contests - all of which were shutouts by the victor, the two
didn’t play against each other until the early 1920s. The last
meeting was in 1924 when Cumberland won 26-0. But then
Cumberland dropped football soon there after. Union continued
playing football through the 1941 season, but the sport was
dropped due to World War II and was not reinstated until
1984.
When Cumberland reinstated football in 1985, the rivalry
resumed with the Bulldogs winning the 1985 showdown 34-12.
The Brass Lantern was introduced as a traveling trophy for
this rivalry in 1995 with the winner of the contest keeping
the trophy until the following. The lantern represents the coal
mining industry, paying homage to major industry in southeastern
Kentucky where both colleges are located.
There have been a number memorable battles since the series
resumed. Here are some of the highlights:
• 1988 - Cumberland 36, Union 31 - The Bulldogs
were looking to put a blemish on Cumberland’s
perfect record. The game went back and forth, but
ultimately Cumberland prevailed 36-31 en route
to a 10-0 regular-season record and the Mid-South
Conference championship.
• 1995 - Union 22, Cumberland 21 - In the inaugural
Brass Lantern Game, trailing 21-7 going into the
fourth quarter, Union scored 15 fourth-quarter points
to pull out the victory. Winston Pittman scored on
a 1-yard run to make it a 21-13 game before Scott
Russell scored on a 2-yard run to make it 21-19 with
6:41 to play. Then with 12 seconds remaining, Jeremy
Macejewski connected on a 25-yard fi eld goal to give
Union the 22-21 victory.
• 1996 - Union 24, Cumberland 23 OT - The 1996
game went down to the wire and then some. Down
17-14 with 24 seconds to play, Jeremy Macejewski
booted a 24-yard fi eld goal to tie the game and send into overtime. In overtime, Scott Russell scored on a 25-yard run and Macejewski added
the PAT to put Union up 24-17. On Cumberland’s fi rst play in overtime, Ahmad Broadnax scored on a 25-yard run, but Lance Gaudet’s PAT
attempt was no good, giving Union the 24-23 victory. Russell fi nished with 132 yards rushing on 19 carries.
• 2001 - Union 24, Cumberland 17 - The Bulldogs headed into the fourth quarter up 16-3 and appeared to be well on their way to victory.
However, Cumberland scored early in the fourth to make it 16-10, and then with 1:23 to play, Cumberland scored on a Brandon Rogers 1-yard
run to go up 17-10. Led by quarterback Bart Elam, Union used six plays to go 87 yards for the game-winning score. With 23 seconds left, Elam
punched the ball in on a 2-yard run before tossing the two-point conversion pass to Ernie Samuel for the 24-17 victory. Elam passed for 266
yards and a touchdown on 16-of-31 passing and ran for 35 yards and two touchdowns. The win was also Tommy Reid’s fi rst as the Bulldogs’
head coach.
• 2005 - Union 35, Cumberlands 34 - Cumberlands entered the game ranked No. 5 in the NAIA and appeared poised for its fi rst postseason
berth since 1988. After Union took an early 7-0 lead, Cumberlands reeled off 21 consecutive points for a 21-7 lead. Quarterback Joey Waters
hit Courtney Elesby for a 3-yard touchdown pass to pull Union within 21-14 at the half, and then Waters hooked up with Jason Buster for
an 11-yard scoring play to tie the game at 21 with 10:32 left in the third. After Cumberlands reclaimed a seven-point lead, Waters tossed
two more touchdown passes and added a two-point conversion run to put Union up 35-28 with 7:23 to play in the game. Cumberlands cut
the margin to 35-34 when Jeremy Vaught hauled in a 76-yard pass; at the 3:42 mark however, the PAT was no good as Union held on for the
win. Waters completed 28-of-44 passes for 312 yards and four touchdowns as he was named the NAIA Offensive Player of the Week.
Cumberlands went on to lose its next game in a blowout to Georgetown to fi nish the year 8-3 and out of the playoff, while Union ended 4-6
overall and in a three-way tie for second in the Mid-South Conference East with Cumberlands and Pikeville as all three had a 3-2 league mark.
• 2006 - Cumberlands 21, Union 9 - The game itself was just the typical, run-of-the-mill Union-Cumberlands matchup with the teams going
back and forth until a late fumble allowed Cumberlands to extend its fi ve-point cushion to 21-9 en route to the 12-point win. What made this
contest unique was that it was the fi rst played on a neutral site and under lights as the game was held at Campbell Field in Corbin, Ky.
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SERIES RESULTS VS. 2007 OPPONENTS
Cumberlands*
Cumberlands leads series, 19-9
1905: Williamsburg Institute 37, Union 0
1905: Williamsburg Institute 49, Union 0
1905: Union 27, Williamsburg Institute 0
1922: Cumberland 36, Union 0
1923: Cumberland 26, Union 0
1924: Cumberland 26, Union 0
1985: Union 34, Cumberland 12
1986: Union 17, Cumberland 10
1987: Cumberland 50, Union 19
1988: Cumberland 36, Union 31
1989: Cumberland 7, Union 3
1990: Cumberland 7, Union 0
1991: Cumberland 37, Union 27
1992: Union 28, Cumberland 19
1993: Cumberland 12, Union 9
1994: Cumberland 21, Union 14
1995: Union 22, Cumberland 21
1996: Union 24, Cumberland 23 (OT)
1997: Cumberland 35, Union 21
1998: Cumberland 19, Union 14
1999: Cumberland 29, Union 26
2000: Union 31, Cumberland 7
2001: Union 24, Cumberland 17
2002: Cumberland 30, Union 20
2003: Cumberland 25, Union 11
2004: Cumberland 42, Union 14
2005: Union 35, Cumberlands 34
2006: Cumberlands 21, Union 9
Lambuth
Lambuth leads series, 10-9-1
1985: Union 45, Lambuth 9
1986: Union 41, Lambuth 7
1987: Union 42, Lambuth 6
1988: Union 21, Lambuth 7
1991: Union 24, Lambuth 23
1992: Union 14, Lambuth 6
1993: Union 36, Lambuth 23
1994: Union 13, Lambuth 7
1995: Union 24, Lambuth 24
1996: Lambuth 24, Union 10
1997: Union 14, Lambuth 10
1998: Lambuth 46, Union 22
1999: Lambuth 43, Union 0
2000: Lambuth 36, Union 17
2001: Lambuth 71, Union 14
2002: Lambuth 55, Union 27
2003: Lambuth 34, Union 22
2004: Lambuth 42, Union 22
2005: Lambuth 36, Union 29
2006: Lambuth 9, Union 3
Malone
0-0, first meeting
Pikeville
Series tied, 3-3
2001: Union 17, Pikeville 16 (OT)
2002: Pikeville 24, Union 14
2003: Union 21, Pikeville 16
2004: Pikeville 32, Union 25 (OT)
2005: Pikeville 48, Union 40
2006: Union 39, Pikeville 17
Shorter
Union leads series, 1-0
2005: Union 25, Shorter 16
Cumberland (Tenn.)
Cumberland leads series 7-8
1990: Union 35, Cumberland 7
1991: Union 25, Cumberland 6
1992: Union 20, Cumberland 7
1993: Cumberland 27, Union 24
1994: Union 38, Cumberland 18
1995: Union 28, Cumberland 20
1996: Cumberland 7, Union 3
1997: Cumberland 42, Union 10
1998: Cumberland 27, Union 24
1999: Cumberland 44, Union 28
2000: Cumberland 29, Union 21
2002: Cumberland 31, Union 0
2003: Cumberland 24, Union 7
2004: Union 48, Cumberland 25
Campbellsville
Campbellsville leads series, 8-12
1924: Campbellsville 32, Union 0
1926: Union 8, Campbellsville 6
1930: Union 63, Campbellsville 0
1988: Union 31, Campbellsville 0
1989: Union 15, Campbellsville 8
1990: Campbellsville 28, Union 11
1991: Campbellsville 14, Union 7
1992: Union 26, Campbellsville 22
1993: Union 37, Campbellsville 34
1994: Union 29, Campbellsville 8
1995: Union 16, Campbellsville 12
1996: Campbellsville 6, Union 20
1997: Campbellsville 38, Union 13
1998: Campbellsville 49, Union 7
1999: Campbellsville 52, Union 27
2000: Campbellsville 43, Union 13
2001: Campbellsville 49, Union 7
2002: Campbellsville 42, Union 13
2003: Campbellsville 9, Union 3 (2OT)
2004: Campbellsville 39, Union 32
Frostburg State
Frostburg State leads series, 1-0
2006: Frostburg State 7, Union 3
UVa-Wise**
Union leads series, 5-2
1992: Union 48, Clinch Valley 14
1993: Union 44, Clinch Valley 7
2002: Union 33, UVa-Wise 27
2003: UVa-Wise 40, Union 31
2004: Union 46, UVa-Wise 13
2005: Union 47, UVa-Wise 28
2006: UVa-Wise 21, Union 6
West Virginia Tech
West Virginia Tech leads series, 1-0
2006: West Virginia Tech 43, Union 37
SERIES FIRST LAST
OPPONENT RECORD MEETING MEETING
Baptist 1-0 1984 1984
Barbourville H.S. 2-0 1923 1924
Belhaven 3-6 1998 2006
Bethel 5-3 1995 2006
Bluefi eld 0-2 1926 1927
Campbellsville 8-12 1924 2004
Carson-Newman 0-2 1937 1938
Cedarville 1-1 1931 1932
Chowan 1-0 1994 1994
Concord 0-3 1927 2002
Cumberland (TN) 7-8 1990 2004
Cumberlands (KY)* 8-19 1906 2004
Defi ance 1-1 1984 1985
Earlham 2-0 1985 1986
Eastern Kentucky 4-10-4 1922 1939
East Tenn. State 4-4-1 1928 1939
Emory & Henry 1-3 1922 1985
Evangel 1-1 1991 1992
Evansville 3-2 1936 1991
Findlay 0-2 1992 1993
Franklin 0-1 1989 1989
Frostburg State 0-1 2006 2006
Gardner-Webb 0-1 2005 2005
Georgetown (KY) 4-27-3 1924 2006
Georgia Southwestern 1-1 1987 1988
Guilford 1-1 1989 1990
Harlan H.S. 1-0 1923 1923
Hampden-Sydney 1-0 1992 1992
Hanover 0-3 1984 1987
Hiwasee 7-1 1926 1941
Holbrook 4-2 1935 1940
Iowa Wesleyan 0-1 1997 1997
Jacksonville State 0-1 1999 1999
Jellico H.S. 2-0 1923 1925
KY School f/t Deaf 1-0 1925 1925
Kentucky Wesleyan 8-31 1928 2004
Knoxville 0-3 1984 1996
Lambuth 9-10-1 1985 2006
Lee Baptist 1-0 1929 1929
Lincoln Memorial 2-3 1923 1931
Lees-McRae 1-0 1934 1934
Georgetown
Georgetown leads, 27-4-3
1924: Georgetown 24, Union 0
1925: Georgetown 48, Union 0
1930: Georgetown 22, Union 6
1931: Georgetown 51, Union 0
1933: Union 21, Georgetown 6
1934: Union 0, Georgetown 0
1935: Union 0, Georgetown 0
1936: Union 19, Georgetown 0
1937: Union 19, Georgetown 0
1938: Union 6, Georgetown 0
1939: Union 6, Georgetown 6
1940: Georgetown 27, Union 7
1941: Georgetown 2, Union 0
1986: Georgetown 31, Union 0
1987: Georgetown 37, Union 10
1988: Georgetown 19, Union 13
1989: Georgetown 24, Union 0
1990: Georgetown 62, Union 15
1991: Georgetown 49, Union 26
1992: Georgetown 48, Union 41
1993: Georgetown 38, Union 31
1994: Georgetown 28, Union 21
1995: Georgetown 28, Union 24
1996: Georgetown 7, Union 0
1997: Georgetown 31, Union 7
1998: Georgetown 67, Union 20
1999: Georgetown 63, Union 9
2000: Georgetown 56, Union 12
2001: Georgetown 48, Union 13
2002: Georgetown 41, Union 7
2003: Georgetown 42, Union 10
2004: Georgetown 34, Union 13
2005: Georgetown 42, Union 24
2006: Georgetown 42, Union 14
*-formerly Williamsburg Institute and Cumberland College;
**-formerly known as Clinch Valley College.
SERIES FIRST LAST
OPPONENT RECORD MEETING MEETING
Louisville 4-1 1932 1936
Malone First-ever meeting in 2007
Maryville 1-5 1924 1986
Mid-Am Nazarene 1-0 1988 1988
Middlesboro H.S. 1-0 1922 1922
Millsaps 0-1-1 1987 1989
Morehead State 4-4-3 1925 1936
Murphy 0-1 1924 1924
North Greenville 3-3 1995 2000
Pikeville 3-3 2001 2006
Pineville H.S. 0-2 1922 1923
Rio Grande 2-0 1937 1940
Rose-Hulman 2-1 1932 1939
Shorter 1-0 2005 2005
Southern Illinois 0-1 2005 2005
Southwest Baptist 0-1 1984 1984
Southwest Missouri State 0-1 2004 2004
Stillman 0-3 1999 2001
St. Joseph’s 0-2 1996 1997
St. Mary’s 3-1 1924 1927
Sue Bennett 4-0 1928 1931
Tennessee 0-1 1926 1926
Tennessee Wesleyan 3-4-1 1927 1990
Thomas More 1-0 1994 1994
Tiffi n 2-2 1990 1999
Transylvania 4-6-2 1928 1941
Tusculum 6-2 1922 1995
Urbana 4-1 1988 1994
UVA-Wise 5-2 1992 2006
Walsh 0-4 1997 2000
West Alabama 0-2 1995 1997
West Georgia 0-1 1994 1994
West Virginia State 1-1 1995 2001
West Virginia Tech 0-1 2006 2006
West Virginia Wesleyan 0-2 1987 1988
Western Kentucky 0-1 2003 2003
Wilmington 1-1 1985 1986
Wingate 0-3 1986 1996
Wittenberg 0-1 1998 1998
2007 Opponents in italics
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BULLDOGS HONORS
NAIA ALL-AMERICANS
Name, Position
Year(s)
Name, Position
Year(s)
John Luttrell, LB Honorable Mention 1984, 1985, 1986 Vic Wharton, KR Second Team 1994
Burley Burkhart, DL Second Team 1986
Hilton Dixon, OL Honorable Mention 1994
Honorable Mention 1985
Scottie Hines, DL Honorable Mention 1994
James Fletcher, RB Honorable Mention 1985
Tyrone Hamilton, LB Honorable Mention 1994
Matt Quick, P Second Team 1987
John Fey, DB Second Team 1995
Pete Greene, TE Second Team 1989
Jay Fanning, DL Honorable Mention 1995, 1996
Kevin Bradshaw, KR First Team 1991, 1992
Scott Russell, RB Honorable Mention 1995
Brendon Miller, P First Team 1992
Chris Hobbs, P Honorable Mention 1998
J.T. Pennington, OL First Team 1993
Courtney Elesby, WR Honorable Mention 2005
Honorable Mention 1992
Ernest Johnson, DB Honorable Mention 2005
Jeremy Macejewski, PK First Team 1994
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NAIA ALL-AMERICA SCHOLAR-ATHLETES
Name, Position
Year(s)
Mike Jones, WR 1988
Tam Hunter, OL 1993
Jim Maynor, WR 2000
Tim Philpot, PK 2000
Matt Pursel, QB 2003
Patrick O’Neal, LB 2006
VICTORY SPORTS NETWORK ALL-AMERICANS
Name, Position
Year(s)
James McClain, KR Third Team 2003
Courtney Elesby, WR Fourth Team 2005
Ernest Johnson, DB Fourth Team 2005
Joey Waters, QB Honorable Mention 2005
Patrick O’Neal Second Team 2006
MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE FIRST TEAM ALL-CONFERENCE MEMBERS
1987 1988 1989 1990 1991
Pete Greene, TE Junior Distefano, K Butch Burden, DB Tony Hatmaker, DL Kevin Bradshaw, RB
Matt Quick, P Greg Duncum, QB Mike Cantrell, WR Darren McWhorter, DB Darren McWhorter, DB
Pete Greene, TE Rob Gabriel, LB Brendon Miller, P Brendon Miller, P
Mike Jones, WR Pete Greene, TE J.T. Pennington, OL J.T. Pennington, OL
T.C. McClish, RB Larry Salyer, OL Jon Smith, WR Roger Spurlock, DL
David Trosper, LB
David Trosper, LB
1992 1993 1994 1995 1996
Kevin Bradshaw, SB Scottie Hines, DL Hilton Dixon, OL Jay Fanning, DL Jay Fanning, DL
Doug Davis, DB Chris Kearson, WR Scottie Hines, DL John Fey, DB Reggie Sutton, LB
Tyrone Hamilton, LB Willie Larkin, SB Tyrone Hamilton, LB Jeremy Macejewski, K Don Vandygriff, DL
Clarence Mackey, RB Jeremy Macejewski, K Scott Russell, RB Scott Russell, RB Jerome Walker, DB
J.T. Pennington, OL Clarence Mackey, RB Jerome Walker, DB Don Vandygriff, DL
Calvin Pryor, DL Roy Moore, DB Jerome Walker, DB
J.T. Pennington, OL
Vic Wharton, KR
Hans Stein, LB
1997 1998 2000 2001 2002
Arthur Carter, DL Brandon Hawkins, KR Lavarus McCloud, DB Ernie Samuel, WR Dominic Yuille, KR
Jim Ferguson, OL Chris Hobbs, P Andar Niece, LB
John Fey, DB
Reggie Sutton, LB
2003 2004 2005 2006
James McClain, KR Ernest Johnson, DB Travis Bethel, LB Ty Harris, DB
Jason Buster, P
Michael McNay, P
Courtney Elesby, WR Patrick O’Neal, LB
Ernest Johnson, DB Terence Pollock, RB
Patrick O’Neal, LB
Joey Waters, QB
Dominic Yuille, SB
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