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Contents and Quick Facts2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

2007 TEAM INFORMATION2006 Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-6Conference Record/Finish . . . . . . . . . . .4-3/T-3rd placeBasic Offense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .MultipleBasic Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-3Lettermen Returning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53Lettermen Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18Starters Returning . . . . . . . . . . .20 (7 off./7 def./6 spec.)

Offense (7): Levi Dejohnette (Sr., WR), Patrick Higgins(Sr., WR), Matt Mandich (Jr., OL), Matt Reibe (Sr., OL),David Johnson (Jr., TE), Reggie Arnold (So., RB), CoreyLeonard (So., QB).Defense (7): Prince Hickman (Sr., DL), Alex Carrington(So., DE), Koby McKinnon (Sr., LB), Montis Harrison(Sr., DB), Dominique Williams (Jr., DB), Tyrell Johnson(Sr., DB), Khayyam Burns (Sr., DB).Special Teams (6): Brett Shrable (Jr., P), Josh Arauco(So., PK), Brandon Thompkins (So., KR), Darren Toney(Sr., KR), Kevin Jones (Jr., PR), Nick Emfinger (Jr., DS).

Starters Lost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 (4 off./4 def.)Offense (4): Jess McDonald (OL), Tanner Jenkins(OL), Dale Maas (OL), Oren O’Neal (FB)Defense (4): Reggie Green (DE), Jamarrow James(DL), Devrett Wade (LB), Josh Williams (LB).

COACHING STAFFHead Coach . . . . .Steve Roberts (Ouachita Baptist ‘87)Record at ASU . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26-34 (5 years)Career Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .75-67-1 (13 years)Football Office Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .870-972-2082Asst. HC/Co-Def. Coord./Linebackers . . .Kevin CorlessCo-Def. Coord./Safeties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jack CurtisOff. Coord./Quarterbacks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Doug RuseTight Ends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tate BehneCornerbacks/Recruiting Coord. . . . . . . . . . .Tony GilbertRunning Backs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .David GunnOffensive Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Darren HillerWide Receivers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mike McCartyDefensive Line . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Kevin PeoplesStrength Coach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .John ArceGraduate Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . .Julius JacksonGraduate Assistant Coach . . . . . . . . . . . .Adam FederleAthletic Trainer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Ron CarrollFacilities and Equipment Manager . . . . . .Ryan Dickson

TABLE OF CONTENTS2007 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2/back cover2006 Sun Belt Conference Standings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22007 Spring Depth Chart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32007 Spring Roster . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4-5Head Coach Steve Roberts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6-72007 Season Outlook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8-11Final 2006 Notebook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .12-132007 Top Returner Bios . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14-172007 ASU Signings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-212006 Game Recaps . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22-272006 Final Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .28-332006 Awards and Honors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .342007 Sun Belt Conference Composite Schedule . . .inside back cover

ARKANSAS STATE QUICK FACTSGENERALLocation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jonesboro, Arkansas (55,515)Nickname . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IndiansEnrollment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .10,775Colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Scarlet & BlackFounded . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1909Stadium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .IndianSurface . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ProGreenCapacity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30,406Affiliation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Division I-AConference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Sun BeltPresident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Les WyattChancellor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Robert PottsDirector of Athletics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Dean LeeAthletic Dept. Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .870-972-3880Athletic Website . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .ASUIndians.com

HISTORYFirst year of football . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1911All-Time Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .392-415-37All-Time Bowl/Playoff Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9-8-1Last postseason appearance . . . . . . . . . . . . .2005, New Orleans BowlResult . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Southern Mississippi 31, Arkansas State 19

SPORTS INFORMATIONAsst. AD / Sports Information Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jerry ScottOffice / Cell Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .870-972-3405 / 870-243-6021E-Mail Address . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [email protected] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .870-972-3367Press Box Phone . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .870-972-2541Mailing Address:

217 Olympic Drive, Jonesboro, AR 72467


’07 Schedule/’06 Results2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

22000077 AARRKKAANNSSAASS SSTTAATTEE SSCCHHEEDDUULLEE

Date Opponent Site TimeSept. 1 at Texas Austin, Texas TBASEPT. 8 MEMPHIS JONESBORO, ARKANSAS TBASEPT. 15 SMU JONESBORO, ARKANSAS TBASept. 22 at Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee TBASept. 29 OPENOct. 6 at Louisiana-Monroe* Monroe, Lousiana TBAOCT. 13 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE*# JONESBORO, ARKANSAS TBAOct. 20 at Middle Tennessee* Murfreesboro, Tennessee TBAOCT. 27 TROY* JONESBORO, ARKANSAS TBANOV. 3 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL* JONESBORO, ARKANSAS TBANov. 10 at Florida Atlantic* Boca Raton, Florida TBANOV. 15 NORTH TEXAS* JONESBORO, ARKANSAS TBANov. 24 at Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, Mississippi TBA

*Sun Belt Conference game # Homecoming

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Date Opponent Result AttendanceSEPT. 2 ARMY W, 14-6 23,426SEPT. 9 OKLAHOMA STATE# L, 7-35 23,816Sept. 23 at SMU L, 9-55 12,979Sept. 30 at Florida International* W, 31-6 15,174Oct. 7 LOUISIANA-MONROE* W, 10-6 18,785Oct. 14 at Memphis W, 26-23 31,758OCT. 21 NORTH TEXAS* W, 29-10 19,141Oct. 28 at Florida Atlantic* L, 0-29 8,129Nov. 4 at Auburn L, 0-27 78,493Nov. 11 MIDDLE TENNESSEE* L, 10-38 10,176Nov. 18 at Troy* W, 33-26 20,462Nov. 25 at Louisiana-Lafayette* L, 13-28 10,212

# - Little Rock, Ark. (War Memorial Stadium)*Sun Belt Conference game

FFIINNAALL 22000066 SSUUNN BBEELLTT CCOONNFFEERREENNCCEE SSTTAANNDDIINNGGSS

CONFERENCE OVERALLTeam W-L Pct. Pts. Opp. Streak W-L Pct. Pts. Opp. Home Away StreakTroy 6-1 .857 177 136 W2 8-5 .583 296 289 4-1 3-4 W3Middle Tennessee 6-1 .857 204 92 L1 7-6 .538 296 302 3-2 4-3 L3Arkansas State 4-3 .571 126 143 L1 6-6 .500 182 289 3-2 3-4 L1Florida Atlantic 4-3 .571 129 100 W1 5-7 .417 181 299 3-2 2-5 W2Louisiana-Lafayette 3-4 .429 126 151 L1 6-6 .500 248 296 3-3 3-3 L1Louisiana-Monroe 3-4 .429 162 113 W3 4-8 .333 262 267 2-3 2-5 W2North Texas 2-5 .286 76 147 L2 3-9 .250 154 304 2-3 1-6 L2Florida International 0-7 .000 54 172 L7 0-12 .000 115 313 0-5 0-7 L12


Spring Depth Chart2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

OFFENSE DEFENSE

LT 63 - Matt Mandich, 6-3, 282, Jr., 2L, Hattiesburg, MS DE 98 - Alex Carrington, 6-5, 267, So., 1L, Tupelo, MS71 - Zach Eichenberger, 6-4, 270, Jr., 2L, Springdale, AR 99 - Stanley Wakwe, 6-2, 232, So., RS, Little Rock, AR

LG 60 - Dominic Padrta, 6-3, 288, So., SQ, Sandy, OR NT 91 - Curtis Bonds, 6-4, 285, Sr., 3L, Dallas, TX57 - Sean Marshall, 6-3, 280, Jr., SQ, Ashdown, AR 52 - Khari Mays, 6-2, 283, So., 1L, Memphis, TN

C 65 - Heath Lockley, 6-0, 285, Sr., 1L, DeWitt, AR DT 79 - Prince Hickman, 6-1, 289, Sr., 3L, Dallas, TX55 - Brandon Ciaramitaro, 6-3, 280, Jr., TR, Batesville, MS 62 - Bryan Hall, 6-2, 260, Fr., RS, Paducah, KY

RG 58 - Matt Reibe, 6-3, 300, Jr., 2L, El Dorado, AR DE 44 - Brian Flagg, 6-2, 243, Jr., 2L, Ripley, TN59 - Anthony Jackson, 6-4, 353, So., 1L, Sandy, OR 94 - Brandon Rollins, 6-5, 257, Sr., Texarkana, TX

RT 76 - Kyle Koets, 6-4, 292, Jr., 2L, Jefferson City, MO SLB 37 - Koby McKinnon, 6-3, 215, Sr., 3L, Junction City, AR72 - Vincent Thrower, 6-6, 347, Sr., 2L, Camden, AR 46 - Darius Glover, 6-2, 210, Fr., RS, Bossier City, LA

TE 85 - David Johnson, 6-2, 268, Jr., 2L, Pine Bluff, AR MLB 48 - Ben Owens, 6-2, 223, Jr., 2L, Bearden, AR87 - J.T. Jordan, 6-1, 261, So., 1L, Monticello, AR 41 - Greg Hardy, 6-0, 215, So., 1L, Memphis, TN

WR 9 - Levi Dejohnette, 6-0, 175, Sr., 3L, Bastrop, LA WLB 31 - Matt Taylor, 6-3, 212, So., 1L, Springdale, AR“Y” 88 - Jarriel Norman, 5-9, 173, So., 1L, Troup, TX 51 - Javon McKinnon, 6-0, 205, Fr., RS, Memphis, TNWR 6- Kevin Jones, 5-10, 169, Jr., 2L, Shreveport, LA FS 21 - Khayyam Burns, 6-0, 184, Sr., 3L, Fort Smith, AR“W” 10 - Patrick Higgins, 6-2, 184, Sr., 3L, LaGrange, GA 39 - Evan Van Dolah, 6-2, 199, So., 1L, Mountain Home, ARFB 34 - Danny McNeal, 6-1, 227, Fr., RS, Osceola, AR SS 16 - Tyrell Johnson, 6-1, 197, Sr., 3L, Rison, AR

30 - Tyler Chambers, 5-11, 225, So., 1L, Longmont, CO 26 - M.D. Jennings, 6-0, 165, Fr., RS, Calhoun City, MSRB 2 - Reggie Arnold, 5-9, 217, So., 1L, Little Rock, AR LC 20 - Montis Harrison, 5-10, 170, Sr., 3L, Houston, TX

23 - Cedric Wilkerson, 5-6, 182, So., 1L, Clarksville, TN 8 - Dominique Williams, 5-10, 172, Jr., 2L, Bastrop, LAQB 1 - Corey Leonard, 6-1, 196, So., 1L, Covington, LA RC 3 - Darren Toney, 5-11, 185, Sr., 3L, Lake Village, AR

17 - Travis Hewitt, 6-1, 210, Jr., 2L, Ballwin, MO 36 - Daylan Walker, 5-9, 166, So., 1L, Milan, TN

SPECIAL TEAMS

P 13 - Brett Shrable, 6-2, 226, Jr., 2L, Walnut Ridge, AR84 - Brian Sheffield, 6-2, 210, So., 1L, Plano, TX

PK 89 - Josh Arauco, 5-9, 193, So., 1L, Grand Prairie, TX84 - Brian Sheffield, 6-2, 210, So., 1L, Plano, TX

KO 84 - Brian Sheffield, 6-2, 210, So., 1L, Plano, TX89 - Josh Arauco, 5-9, 193, So., 1L, Grand Prairie, TX

KR 3 - Darren Toney, 5-11, 185, Sr., 3L, Lake Village, AR14 - Brandon Thompkins, 5-10, 170, So., 1L, West Palm Beach, Fla.

PR 6 - Kevin Jones, 5-10, 169, Jr., 2L, Shreveport, LA36 - Daylan Walker, 5-9, 166, So., 1L, Milan, TN

DS 83 - Nick Emfinger, 6-1, 260, Jr., 1L, Kemp, TXPH 13 - Brett Shrable, 6-2, 226, Jr., 2L, Walnut Ridge, AR


Numerical Roster2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. CL Exp Hometown (previous school)1 Corey Leonard QB 6-1 196 So. 1L Covington, La. (Covington)2 Reggie Arnold RB 5-9 217 So. 1L Little Rock (McClellan)3 Darren Toney DB 5-11 185 Sr. 3L Lake Village (Lakeside)4 Jerime Henderson RB 6-0 194 Sr. 3L Memphis, Tenn. (Kingsbury)5 Chris Easley RB 6-0 211 Sr. 2L The Woodlands, Texas (The Woodlands)6 Kevin Jones WR 5-10 169 Jr. 2L Shreveport, La. (Fair Park)7 Chris Miller WR 6-1 205 Sr. 2L Hot Springs (Hot Springs)8 Dominique Williams DB 5-10 172 Jr. 2L Bastrop, La. (Bastrop)9 Levi Dejohnette WR 6-0 175 Sr. 3L Bastrop, La. (Bastrop)10 Patrick Higgins WR 6-2 184 Sr. 3L LaGrange, Ga. (Camden Military (SC))12 T.C. Jennings QB 6-2 185 Fr. RS Brentwood, Tenn. (Ravenwood)13 Brett Shrable P 6-2 226 Jr. 2L Walnut Ridge (Hoxie)14 Brandon Thompkins WR 5-10 170 So. 1L West Palm Beach, Fla. (Palm Beach Lake)15 Marlon Douglas DB 5-10 170 Fr. RS Memphis, Tenn. (White Station)16 Tyrell Johnson DB 6-1 197 Sr. 3L Rison (Rison)17 Travis Hewitt QB 6-1 210 Jr. 2L Ballwin, Mo. (St. John Vianney)19 Joe Smith WR 6-4 186 Sr. 3L Bastrop, La. (Bastrop)20 Montis Harrison DB 5-10 179 Sr. 3L Houston, Texas (M.B. Smiley)21 Khayyam Burns DB 6-0 184 Sr. 3L Fort Smith (Northside)22 Brandon Williams DB 6-0 202 Jr. 2L Goodlettsville, Tenn. (Goodpasture Christian)23 Cedric Wilkerson RB 5-6 182 So. 1L Clarksville, Tenn. (Northwest)25 Preston Brown RB 5-9 180 Fr. RS Smyrna, Tenn. (Antioch)26 M.D. Jennings DB 6-0 165 Fr. RS Calhoun City, Miss. (Calhoun City)30 Tyler Chambers LB 5-11 225 So. 1L Longmont, Colo. (Longmont)31 Matt Taylor LB 6-3 212 So. 1L Springdale (Springdale)34 Danny McNeal FB 6-1 227 Fr. RS Osceola (Osceola)35 Marquette Williams DB 6-0 185 Fr. RS West Memphis (West Memphis)36 Daylan Walker DB 5-9 166 Fr. 1L Milan, Tenn. (Milan)37 Koby McKinnon LB 6-3 211 Sr. 3L Junction City (Junction City)38 Steve Reeves DB 6-1 185 Jr. 1L Poplar Bluff, Mo. (Poplar Bluff)39 Evan Van Dolah DB 6-2 199 So. 1L Mountain Home (Mountain Home)41 Greg Hardy LB 6-0 215 So. 1L Memphis, Tenn. (Melrose)42 Kurt Delt LB 6-2 228 Fr. RS Fort Smith (Northside)44 Brian Flagg DE 6-2 243 Jr. 2L Ripley, Tenn. (Ripley)46 Darius Glover LB 6-2 210 Fr. RS Bossier City, La. (Airline)48 Ben Owens LB 6-2 223 Jr. 2L Bearden (Bearden)49 Stanley Wakwe DE 6-2 232 So. RS Little Rock (Arkansas Tech)50 Levi Thompson DL 6-4 245 Fr. RS Peculiar, Mo. (Raymore-Peculiar)51 Javon McKinnon LB 6-0 205 Fr. RS Memphis, Tenn. (Melrose)52 Khari Mays DL 6-2 283 So. 1L Memphis, Tenn. (Germantown)53 Anthony Harris DE 6-0 238 Sr. 2L West Helena (Barton)55 Brandon Ciaramitaro OL 6-3 280 Jr. TR Batesville, MS (Northeast Mississippi CC)56 Mario Donnerson DL 5-11 337 Jr. TR Gosnell (Gosnell)57 Sean Marshall OL 6-3 280 Jr. SQ Ashdown (Ashdown)58 Matt Reibe OL 6-3 300 Sr. 3L El Dorado (El Dorado)59 Anthony Jackson OL 6-4 353 So. 1L St. Louis, Mo. (Hazelwood East)


Numerical Roster2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

60 Dominic Padrta OL 6-3 288 So. SQ Sandy, Ore. (Sandy)61 Drew Hilton OL 6-4 295 Fr. RS Batesville (Batesville)62 Bryan Hall DL 6-2 260 Fr. RS Paducah, Ky. (Tilghman)63 Matt Mandich OL 6-3 282 Jr. 2L Hattiesburg, Miss. (Oak Grove)64 Chris Johnson OL 6-3 328 Fr. RS Blytheville (Blytheville)65 Heath Lockley OL 6-0 285 Sr. 1L DeWitt (DeWitt)66 Terry Bowman OL 5-11 262 Fr. RS Germantown, Tenn. (Germantown)67 Daniel Fowler LB 6-2 210 So. SQ Jonesboro (Westside)68 Alfred Louis OL 6-3 280 Fr. RS Fort Lauderdale, Fla. (Fort Lauderdale)71 Zach Eichenberger OL 6-4 270 Jr. 2L Springdale (Springdale)72 Vincent Thrower OL 6-6 347 Sr. 2L Camden (Harmony Grove)73 Tom Castilaw OL 6-4 270 Fr. RS Flower Mound, Texas (Flower Mound)74 Cory Meachum OL 6-3 323 So. 1L Kansas City, Mo. (Park Hill South)76 Kyle Koets OL 6-4 292 Jr. 2L Jefferson City, Mo. (Jefferson City)77 Tyson Holligan OL 6-2 315 Fr. RS Carrollton, Texas (Newman-Smith)79 Prince Hickman DL 6-1 289 Sr. 3L Dallas, Texas (South Garland)80 Trevor Gillott TE 6-2 200 So. 1L Little Rock (Pulaski Academy)81 Jonathan White WR 5-11 175 Fr. RS Franklin, Tenn. (Battle Ground Academy)83 Nick Emfinger DS 6-1 260 Jr. 1L Kemp, Texas (Trinity Valley (TX) CC)84 Brian Sheffield K 6-2 210 So. 1L Plano, Texas (Plano)85 David Johnson TE 6-2 268 Jr. 2L Pine Bluff (Pine Bluff)86 Travis Jones WR 6-0 181 So. SQ Channelview, Texas (Channelview)87 J.T. Jordan TE 6-1 261 So. 1L Monticello (Monticello)88 Jarriel Norman WR 5-9 173 So. 1L Troup, Texas (Troup)89 Josh Arauco K 5-9 193 So. 1L Grand Prairie, Texas (South Grand Prairie)91 Curtis Bonds DL 6-4 285 Sr. 3L Dallas, Texas (Carter)93 Jonathan Hissam DL 6-0 273 So. 1L Aledo, Texas (Aledo)94 Brandon Rollins DE 6-5 257 Sr. 2L Texarkana, Texas (Liberty Eylau)95 Page Gill DL 6-3 269 Jr. 1L Dumas (Dumas)96 Rob Ramage DE 6-3 236 Sr. 1L Hernando, Miss. (NW Miss. Comm. College)98 Alex Carrington DE 6-5 267 So. 1L Tupelo, Miss. (Tupelo)100 Scott Davis QB 6-1 197 Fr. RS Martinsville, Ind. (Martinsville)101 Darryl Bates DB 6-1 198 Fr. RS Mena (Mena)102 Xavier Murry RB 5-10 248 So. TR West Memphis (Arkansas Tech)103 Bud Tillman WR 6-0 163 So. SQ Little Rock (McClellan)104 Sam Leahey WR 5-10 177 So. SQ Warwick, R.I. (Tollgate)105 Richard Neal WR 6-1 200 Jr. SQ Little Rock (Little Rock Mills)109 Kevin Perry DB 5-10 180 Fr. RS Little Rock (McClellan)110 Joe Timbs WR 5-8 160 Fr. RS Truman (Truman)111 Roger Terry LB 5-11 215 So. SQ Memphis, Tenn. (Bishop Byrne)113 Zach Taylor DS 6-1 220 Fr. RS Pine Bluff (Watson Chapel)115 Aaron Lavender TE 6-3 220 Fr. TR Dexter, Mo.116 Rudy Harrell OL 6-6 280 So. HS Monticello (Monticello)117 Jerrod Lewis LB 6-3 230 So. SQ Pine Bluff (Pine Bluff)119 Jemale Garrett DB 6-0 205 Jr. SQ Covington, La. (Covington)120 Seth Monroe OL 6-3 290 So. TR Palestine Wheatley (UAM)


Head Coach Steve Roberts2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

Just two years removed from leading Arkansas State to the 2005 Sun BeltConference championship and New Orleans Bowl, head coach SteveRoberts continues to make ASU a dominant force in the Sun Belt Conferenceand has ASU on track for continued success in the upcoming years.

When the 2005 Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year took over the pro-gram in December 2001, he impressed everyone with his wide-eyed enthu-siasm and limitless energy. And, most of all, they believed that Roberts wouldbring success to the Indian football program. Roberts has been the drivingforce behind ASU’s recent success, leading the football program to its mostvictories over a five-year span since 1986-90.

Roberts came to Arkansas State University and brought with him a freshenthusiasm, energy, and an “I Will” philosophy that has been adopted byeveryone associated with the program.

“I Will” became the rallying cry as Roberts and his staff charged aheadthrough a grueling 13-game schedule in 13 weeks with no open date in hisinaugural season and came within 11 points of winning the Sun BeltConference championship and playing in the Sun Belt Conference prize—theNew Orleans Bowl.

ASU ended the season with a record of 6-7 and finished third in the leaguerankings. That tied the most wins since rejoining Division I-A in 1992. TheIndians finished in the top ten turnarounds by Division I-A football schools forimproving football records after finishing 2-9 in 2001. Also, attendanceincreased significantly in 2002.

The 2003 season saw a lot of success as well. Among ASU’s many achieve-ments was another increase in attendance, two defensive linemen ending upin the National Football League and the team winning the Sun BeltConference academic award.

Under Roberts’ direction, ASU continues to add to the achievements thatbegan upon his arrival. The 2006 ASU team backed up its 2005 Sun Beltchampionship with wins over teams such as Army, Memphis and NewOrleans Bowl champion Troy. The team posted six wins for the second con-secutive year, marking the first time since the 1986 and 1987 seasons thatthe Indians had recorded at least six victories in back-to-back seasons.

Roberts already holds the fifth most wins among ASU’s 26 all-time headcoaches and has led the Indians to a 17-6 record at Indian Stadium, whichincluded a 5-0 record in 2005.

During his tenure, ASU had upgraded its facilities with a new training room,weight room, locker room, recruiting room and state-of-the-art ProGreen turfon the field.

Roberts was named Arkansas State’s 26th head football coach on December21, 2001, to bring full circle his coaching odyssey from his home statethrough Louisiana and back. But, the trek has been a successful one, includ-ing an 8-4 record and national ranking in Division I-AA in 2000 atNorthwestern (La.) State.

THE ROBERTS FILEAge: 42Alma Mater: Ouachita Baptist ‘87Record at ASU: 26-34 (5 years)Record: 75-67-1 (13 years)Previous Coaching Experience: NorthwesternState (Head Coach, 2000-01), Southern Arkansas(Head Coach, 1994-99; Assistant Coach, 1990-93), Texas High School (Assistant Coach, 1988-89), Southern Arkansas (Asst. Coach, 1987)High School: Robinson (Little Rock, AR) HighSchool

Roberts Year-By-Year (Head Coach)2006 Arkansas St. 6-6 (T3rd Sun Belt)2005 Arkansas St. 6-6 (T1st Sun Belt)2004 Arkansas St. 3-8 (5th Sun Belt)2003 Arkansas St. 5-7 (T4th Sun Belt)2002 Arkansas St. 6-7 (3rd Sun Belt)2001 Northwestern St. 8-42000 Northwestern St. 6-51999 Southern Arkansas 9-11998 Southern Arkansas 8-21997 Southern Arkansas 9-21996 Southern Arkansas 4-61995 Southern Arkansas 4-61994 Southern Arkansas 1-7-1


Head Coach Steve Roberts2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

Roberts spent two seasons at NSU, where he and his staffand team took on a tough schedule which included a 27-24overtime upset at TCU. While at NSU, Roberts was a final-ist for the Eddie Robinson National Coach of the YearAward. Prior to going to NSU, Roberts served as the headcoach and defensive coordinator at Southern ArkansasUniversity in Magnolia from 1994-99. While there, his 1997team won the Gulf South Championship, earning him GulfSouth Coach of the Year honors. The Muleriders finishedwith a cumulative record of 26-5 from 1997-99, including 9-1 in 1999, 8-2 in 1998 and 9-2 in 1997.

During that span, his teams enjoyed top conference rank-ings in scoring offense, scoring defense, total offense andtotal defense. At SAU, he also served as the defensive sec-ondary coach and recruiting coordinator from 1990-94before being named head coach. Academically, his programranked first in academic achievements in the Gulf SouthConference three seasons.

Roberts, an avid fisherman, graduated from Robinson HighSchool in Little Rock. A 1987 graduate of Ouachita BaptistUniversity, where he was an Academic All-American,Roberts received his masters from SAU in 1989. He and hiswife Sherri have one daughter – Abby (12).

HEAD COACH STEVE ROBERTS’ ARKANSAS STATE HIGHLIGHTS

Roberts has led ASU to its most victories over a five-year span since 1986-90.

Already holds the fifth most wins among ASU’s 26 all-time head coaches.

2005 Sun Belt Conference Coach of the Year.

Holds non-conference victories over teams such as Tulsa, Army and Memphis.

Led ASU to the 2005 Sun Belt Conference Championship, the Indians’ first league championship since 1986.

The Indians were undefeated at home in 2005 and are 17-6 at Indian Stadium under Roberts.

ASU’s 2005 New Orleans Bowl appearance was the first for ASU since the 1970 Pecan Bowl.

Under Roberts the Indians have picked up 44 all-conference selections, including 10 each of the last two years to tieits most ever as a member of the SBC. ASU also placed 10 players on the list in 2002 and 2005. The Indians’ 10 all-

conference selections in 2006 were the second most among the league’s eight members.

Roberts has coached a Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the Year, Offensive Player of the Year and Newcomer ofthe Year. In 2006, he coached two players that were named to at least one Freshman All-America team.

The Indians finished in the top 10 turnarounds by a Division I-A school his first season at the helm, going from 2-9 in2001 to 6-7 in 2002.


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After leading the Arkansas State football program to its best back-to-backseasons as Division I-A members in 2005 and 2006 and guiding theIndians to their most victories over a five-year span since 1986-90, headcoach Steve Roberts has clearly molded the Arkansas State football teaminto a consistent winner and a Sun Belt Conference contender on a year-to-year basis.

ASU won the 2005 Sun Belt Conference championship and representedthe league in the New Orleans Bowl before backing up its success with sixmore victories in 2006 to make them bowl eligible once again. The lasttwo seasons marked the first time since 1986 and 1987 that ASU won atleast six victories in two consecutive years. The Indians have posted a17-6 record at Indian Stadium for a .739 winning percentage underRoberts’, but the last two years have been even more impressive as ASUholds an 8-1 mark on its home turf over that span.

While the Indians finished tied for third in the eight-team Sun BeltConference race with a 4-3 league record in 2006, the Indians handedNew Orleans Bowl champion Troy their only conference loss of the year.ASU also defeated Army and Memphis, giving the Tribe two non-confer-ence Division I-A victories in the same season since returning to DivisionI-A in 1992. ASU finished the year with a 6-6 record and along the way,led the Sun Belt Conference in first downs, third-down conversions, timeof possession and allowed the fewest first downs. The Indians also boast-ed the league’s No. 2 defense and was the third least penalized team inthe conference.

Several young, but talented players emerged offensively for the Indianslast season. In fact, seven different freshmen or sophomores started atleast one game on offense in 2006, including Sun Belt ConferenceFreshman of the Year Reggie Arnold and Second Team All-Sun BeltConference selection Matt Mandich. A redshirt freshman last season,Corey Leonard also ended the season as the Indians regular starter atquarterback and true freshman Brandon Thompkins showed he has big-play potential as both a kick returner and wide receiver. Redshirt fresh-man Josh Arauco handled field goal duties all year long and earnedHonorable Mention All-America Honors at the end of the season.

While ASU returns the same number of starters on both offense anddefense (seven), the Indians had a more experienced group on defense.Out of the seven returning starters from last season, five are seniors thisyear. That experience was a big part of the reason the Indians’ defensenot only ranked second in the Sun Belt Conference in total defense, butalso 32nd in the nation. The Indians strength on defense appears to beits secondary, where it returns all four starters from last year’s team thatranked 12th nationally in pass defense and ninth in passes intercepted.

The defense returns the likes of All-Sun Belt Conference players TyrellJohnson (S), Khayyam Burns (S) and Koby McKinnon (LB). The defenseshould also get a boost from the return of defensive ends Brian Flagg andBrandon Rollins. Flagg was a regular starter in 2005, but missed all of lastseason due to an injury suffered in the 2005 regular-season finale, whileRollins started the first two games in 2006 before suffering a season-end-ing injury as well.

With the bulk of its major contributors returning from last year’s team andan incoming recruiting class rated as one of the top two in the Sun BeltConference by several highly respected recruiting services and analysts,the 2007 season could be even better for Roberts and the Indians.

QuarterbackThe Indians’ situation at quarter-back has changed drasticallysince the start of the 2006 sea-son. This time last year, theIndians didn’t know who theirstarting quarterback was andboth players competing for thejob had either very little or nogame experience at the colle-giate level. Travis Hewitt andCorey Leonard virtually splittime through the first five gameslast season and both were ableto get a lot of experience, butLeonard eventually won thestarting job and took most of thesnaps over the final sevengames of the year. Leonardemerged as a dual threat andafter finishing with a team-high1,321 passing yards and 331 rushing yards in 2006, is expected to enterthe season opener taking the snaps. Hewitt threw for 414 yards last sea-son and rushed for another 78 and three touchdowns. T.C. Jennings, aredshirt freshman, is expected to enter the season as ASU’s third quarter-back.

Running BackThe Indians’ offensive strengthentering 2007 appears to be itsgroup of young and talented run-ning backs. Sophomore’s ReggieArnold and Cedric Wilkerson car-ried the bulk of last years duties atrunning back and both excelled. Infact, Arnold rushed for 1,076 yardsand four touchdowns on his way tobeing named Sun Belt ConferenceFreshman of the Year, SecondTeam All-Sun Belt Conference,Freshman All-America by both theSporting News and FootballWriter’s Association of America andthe Little Rock Touchdown Club’sASU Player of the Year. Wilkersonwas the team’s second leadingrusher, posting 362 yards and two touchdowns on 86 attempts. Wilkersonreally showed what he was capable of during the Indian’s victory over

Corey Leonard, So.

Reggie Arnold, So.



Memphis, rushing 23 times for 116 yards, both career highs. The ASUcoaching staff is also expecting big things from redshirt freshman PrestonBrown, who has looked good during spring practices and was a highlytouted recruit out of Smyrna, Tenn. The Indians will also have the serviceof senior Chris Easley, who rushed for 475 yards in 2005 before sufferinga season-ending injury in the Indians’ 2006 fall camp.

Tight EndThe Indians have two proventight ends in junior DavidJohnson and sophomore J.T.Jordan, both not only capableof blocking but also catchingthe football when called upon.Johnson started every gamelast year and led all tight endsin both receptions (13) andyards (200). The big tight endaveraged an impressive 15.4yards per reception, the high-est among all players with atleast 10 catches. J.T. Jordancaught just three passes lastseason, but gained some valu-able playing time and with departure of senior Brandon Henson, is expect-ed to play a larger role in the ASU offense in 2007. Sophomore TrevorGillott made the move from wide receiver to tight end this spring and haslimited experience, but could see some time at the position. Junior col-lege transfer Vernon Catlin, who may also play defensive end, could seetime at the position.

Offensive LineThe Indians return almost every starter at the skill positions, but while theyreturn all-conference standout Matt Mandich and regular-starter MattReibe along the offensive line from 2006 must still find three players tostep into starting roles and a number of capable back-ups to solidify theoffensive line. Mandich has received the most recognition up front, earn-ing All-Sun Belt Conference honors each of his first two seasons. Reibehas also been solid up front and is an all-conference candidate entering2007. Kyle Koets is a likely candidate to be back in a starting role in 2007after starting 11 games in 2005 and serving as a key reserve in 2006.Along with Mandich, Reibe and Koets, returning linemen ZachEichenberger, Heath Lockley and Vincent Thrower helped lead the way foran ASU running attack that ranked second in the Sun Belt Conference lastseason. At the conclusion of spring practices, the line was expected to beanchored by Mandich at left tackle, Reibe at left guard, Lockley at center,Koets at right guard and Thrower at right tackle. Lockley, who started onegame last season, will have to replace First Team All-Sun Belt Conferenceplayer Tanner Jenkins at center but performed well when on the field in2006 and in spring practices. A number of newcomers could also factorinto the mix on the offensive line, including junior college transfersBrandon Ciaramitaro and Mark Clemons as well as Rudy Harrell, whopracticed with the Indians during the spring. ASU also heavily recruitedseveral standout high school offensive lineman, signing five players along

the line. Head coach Steve Roberts likes to redshirt as many freshmen aspossible, but could use some of his high school recruits if needed.

Wide ReceiversThe Indians were hurt by injuries atthe wide receiver position in 2006,but return all of their players at thisposition and have a very talentedand deep group after severalyoung players emerged as play-makers last year. Junior KevinJones was ASU’s favorite targetlast year, finishing the year with 25receptions for 355 yards, bothteam highs. Despite missing twogames with an injury, senior LeviDejohnette finished second on theteam in both receptions (23) andyards (281). Dejohnette hasalready passed 1,000 yards receiv-ing for his career and needs justnine more catches to become thefourth player in school history topost 100 receptions in a career.Jones and Dejohnette are not the only threats ASU has out wide, howev-er, as five other returning receivers combined to catch 40 passes for 532yards and three touchdowns. Senior Patrick Higgins was the team’sbiggest deep threat, recording seven catches for 215 yards (30.7 yardsper reception) and three touchdowns despite missing the last three gameswith an injury. Chris Miller, Joe Smith, Jarriel Norman and BrandonThompkins will also see plenty of action. Miller caught 13 passes for 132yards, Smith nine for 73 yards, Thompkins eight for 89 yards and Normanthree for 23 yards. While Norman didn’t put up big numbers last year, he

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had a great spring and was actually named the team’s Most ImprovedOffensive Player at the conclusion of spring drills.

Defensive Line (tackles)The Indians lost two interior defen-sive lineman off last year’s team inJamarrow James and JeremyWallace, but returns starter PrinceHickman and valuable reserve CurtisBonds. Hickman has the most expe-rience among the Indians’ defensivetackles, starting 21 career gamesand posting 40 tackles over the lastthree seasons. Bonds started onegame at defensive tackle in 2006,but came off the bench in the other11 outings to finish the year with 15tackles and two sacks. Bonds isexpected to start alongside Hickmanon the defensive line, but sophomoreKhari Mays and redshirt freshmanBryan Hall could challenge for play-ing time and help fill out the rotation.

Defensive EndThe Indians hope to start the 2007 season under completely different cir-cumstances than it ended the 2006 season at the defensive end position.Injuries almost completely decimated the ASU corp of defensive ends bythe finish of last season, losing Brandon Rollins and Alex Carrington dur-ing the course of the season for the entire year. The Indians also playedthe entire season without Brian Flagg, who was injured in the last game ofthe 2005 campaign. Jonathan Najm and Reggie Green, ASU’s two start-ing defensive ends in its 2006 finale, have departed but the Indians willbenefit from the return of Flagg, Rollins and Carrington. Flagg was a reg-ular starter during the Indians’ 2005 Sun Belt Conference championshipyear, while Carrington and Rollins were both starters in 2006 before sus-taining their injuries. With Carrington, Flagg and Rollins out for much oflast season, Rob Ramage saw much more playing time and will alsoreturn after posting eight tackles, including four for a loss, and two sacksas a junior last year. Stanley Wakwe and Levi Thompson could also fig-ure into the mix during the fall.

LinebackerASU lost two of its threestarting linebackers fromits 4-3 base defense fol-lowing the 2006 season,including All-Sun BeltConference selectionDevrett Wade, but willbenefit from the return ofanother All-Sun BeltConference selection insenior Koby McKinnon.McKinnon had the bestyear of his career in2006, recording 57 tack-les, a team-high 5.5tackles for loss, a team-high three sacks, twointerceptions, two passbreak-ups and oneforced fumble. Standout middle linebacker Josh Williams is gone, but BenOwens got a large amount of experience at the position last year and tal-lied 34 tackles, two sacks and an interception in a reserve role.Sophomore Matt Taylor and redshirt freshman Javon McKinnon got mostof the reps opposite Koby McKinnon during spring practice with the firstteam, but several players could handle starting duties to begin the season.Junior college transfers Vernon Catlin and Charlton Hankston will have anopportunity to make an immediate impact, while Roberts and his staffsigned five high school linebackers.

CornerbackAn experienced and talented group of cornerbacks return as part of anASU secondary that is the strength of the ASU defense. Senior’s MontisHarrison and Darren Toney as well as junior Dominique Williams all spenttime as a starter last year and combined to record seven interceptions ona team that was ranked ninth in the nation in the statistic. Toney andPrince Hickman, Sr.

Alex Carrington, So.

Koby McKinnon, Sr.



Harrison both had three interceptions, the second most on the squad. Thethree also combined for 14 pass break-ups and led by Toney’s 39 tackles,posted 82 tackles as a group. Making the position even stronger will bethe return of sophomore Daylan Walker, who also had one interceptionand one pass break-up in a reserve role last season.

SafetyThere might not be a better pair ofsafetys in the Sun Belt Conferencethan senior’s Tyrell Johnson andKhayyam Burns, both all-confer-ence selections that will be four-year starters for the Indians.Johnson is a three-time All-Sun BeltConference selection (first team2005 and 2006 and second team2004) and is among the top 10 play-ers in Sun Belt Conference historyin career tackles (269) and careerinterception return yards (7 inter-ceptions for 167 yards). Burns hasstarted all 35 games of his career atsafety and is a two-time All-Sun BeltConference selection. Last season,he led the team with four intercep-tions for 116 yards and was second on the team in tackles (60) behindonly Johnson (63). Burns also posted a team-high seven pass break-upsand recovered two fumbles as a junior.

Special TeamsWith the return of place kicker Josh Arauco and punter Brett Shrable, theASU kicking game should be solid again in 2007. Arauco busted onto the

scene last year as a redshirt freshman, ranking second in the Sun BeltConference in field goals made, third in field goal percentage, fourth inscoring (by kick) and sixth in scoring among all players. He ranked sec-ond in the nation in field goals made among all freshmen kickers to earnhim 2006 Sporting News Honorable Mention All-America honors. Araucoalso tied the ASU school record for consecutive field goals made with 10and finished the year hitting 12-of-16 attempts for a .750 percentage.Shrable took over punting duties for the Indians in 2006 and finished theyear ranked sixth in the Sun Belt Conference with 38.1 yard per punt. Heshowed what he was capable ofwhen he was named Sun BeltConference Special Teams Player ofthe Week after punting the footballfor a 42.2 average in a victory overTroy. Shrable had three kicks of 50yards or more in the game andpinned Troy inside its own 20-yardline three times. Wide receiverBrandon Thompkins headlinesASU’s returnmen after bursting ontothe scene as a true freshman lastyear. The playmaker returned 25kicks for 548 yards (21.9 averageper return) and had two gameswhere he posted at least 130 kick-return yards. Back to handle puntreturn duties will be Kevin Jones,who had a team-high 15 returns for63 yards in 2006.

The ScheduleThe 2007 schedule features several regional non-conference games high-lighted by back-to-back home contests against Memphis and SMU as wellas road outings at national powers Texas and Tennessee. The Indians willopen their 2007 campaign at Texas on Sept. 1, which will also be the firstever game between the Indians and Longhorns. ASU will continue its old-est rivalry the next weekend when it hosts Memphis and then facesConference USA member SMU at Indian Stadium, one of six home gameson the schedule. ASU will travel to Knoxville, Tenn., to play Tennessee onSept. 22 in another first-ever meeting for the Indians. Following ASU’sopen date, the Indians will begin Sun Belt Conference play at Louisiana-Monroe on Oct. 6. Arkansas State will host Louisiana-Lafayette on home-coming weekend Oct. 13 in what will also be its first home SBC game.ASU will catch Sun Belt Conference co-champions Middle Tennessee andTroy in consecutive games on Oct. 20 and Oct. 27, respectively. ArkansasState will continue their Sun Belt Conference slate at Florida Atlantic onNov. 10 and then wrap up league competition at Indian Stadium with NorthTexas on Nov. 15. The Indians will close out their regular season Nov. 24with another regional game against Souther Mississippi, which ASU lastfaced in the 2005 New Orleans Bowl. The game will be the first in a home-and-home series as the Golden Eagles and Indians will meet in Jonesboroin 2008.

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ROBERTS CLIMBING VICTORIES LADDER: Inhis first five seasons as the Indians head coach,Steve Roberts already has the fifth most victoriesamong ASU's 26 all-time head coaches with 26.Larry Lacewell (1979-89) holds the record for victo-ries with 69 and is followed by Bennie Ellender(1963-70) with 52 wins, Bill Davidson (1971-78) with51 and Forrest England (1946-53) with 49.

ROBERTS AND INDIAN STADIUM: Arkansas Statehead coach Steve Roberts has led the Indians to a17-6 record at Indian Stadium over the last five yearsfor a .739 winning percentage. Not only that, theIndians held an eight game winning streak at IndianStadium that dated back to last season (snapped vs.Middle Tennessee), which was their longest homewinning streak since capturing 17 in a row from1984-86.

MILESTONE VICTORY AT INDIAN STADIUM:Arkansas State's 10-6 victory over Louisiana-Monroe on Oct. 7 was the 100th victory for theIndians in their home stadium. ASU now stands at101-64-1 all-time at Indian Stadium.

17 AND UNDER: Arkansas State holds a 14-2record under head coach Steve Roberts when hold-ing its opponents to 17 points or less. The Indianshave won their last 11 consecutive games whenholding their opponent to 17 or fewer points andhave won 26 straight games when holding theiropponents to 10 or fewer points.

SUN BELT CONFERENCE PLAYERS OF THEWEEK: Five Arkansas State players received theSun Belt Conference Player of the Week award acombined six times during 2006. Reggie Arnold(RB) received the award twice, while Brett Shrable(P), Corey Leonard (QB), Devrett Wade (LB) andJamarrow James (DL) earned the honor once.

PERMANENT TEAM CAPTAINS NAMED:Following the conclusion of the 2006 season, theArkansas State football team elected seniors OrenO’Neal, Tanner Jenkins, Devrett Wade and ReggieGreen as its permanent team captains for last sea-son.

TEN PLAYERS NAMED ALL-SUN BELT CONFER-ENCE: For the second consecutive year tenArkansas State football players were named to theAll-Sun Belt Conference Team, and running backReggie Arnold was named Freshman of the Year.

Senior center Tanner Jenkins and junior safety TyrellJohnson represented the Indians on the First Team,while Reggie Arnold (RB, Fr.), Matt Mandich (OL,So.), Jamarrow James (DL, Sr.), Koby McKinnon(LB, Jr.), Devrett Wade (LB, Sr.) and Khayyam Burns(DB, Jr.) were all Second Team selections. Seniorfullback Oren O’Neal and senior defensive endJonathan Najm were named Honorable Mention.

SIX PACK: Arkansas State was bowl eligible withsix victories in 2006 and recorded at least six victo-ries in back-to-back seasons for the first time sincethe 1986 and 1987 seasons. ASU has won sixgames three times in five years under head coachSteve Roberts. The Indians’ six victories ties its mostover the last 10 years.

GROUND GAINS: ASU posted a 5-1 record in 2006when rushing for 200 or more yards. Dating back to2005, ASU is now 8-1 over its last nine games whenrushing for 200 or more yards.

TURNING IT AROUND ON THE ROAD: ArkansasState won three road games in the same season forthe first time since 1989. The last time ASU posteda winning road record was 1987 (3-2-1) and the lasttime ASU won four or more road games was 1986.With back-to-back road victories over FloridaInternational and Memphis, ASU won two consecu-tive road games in the same season for the first timesince 1988.

CONFERENCE RECORD: Arkansas State finishedwith a winning Sun Belt Conference record for thesecond consecutive season in 2006. ASU posted a4-3 SBC record in 2006 after recording a 5-2 mark in2005.

OFFENSIVE PRODUCTION: ASU posted over 400yards of offense three times last season and its 466yards against North Texas was a season high. ASUtallied 300-plus yards of offense in eight games andranked fourth in the Sun Belt Conference in totaloffense, averaging 312.2 yards per game.

ARAUCO EXTENDS STREAK: Josh Arauco tiedthe ASU school record for consecutive field goalsmade with 10 and finished the year hitting 12-of-16attempts for a .750 percentage. Arauco recorded acareer-best 38 yard field goal in ASU's last game,but five of his field goals were from at least 33 yardsout. He made a season-high three field goals inASU's victory over Troy and made multiple field

goals in three games.

SUN BELT STREAK: Dating back to last season,ASU won five consecutive Sun Belt Conferencegames before falling to Florida Atlantic on October28. That was the longest winning streak ever byASU in the Sun Belt. The last time ASU won five ormore consecutive games in any league was 1985-86when it won 10 Southland Conference games in arow.

BEST OVERALL START IN MORE THAN ADECADE: With its 29-10 win over North Texas onOctober 21, ASU matched its best start since 1987when it was 5-2 as well.

FOUR IN A ROW: Arkansas State won four consec-utive games from Sept. 30 - Oct. 21, marking the firsttime since the 1986 season it has done so.

BREAKING THE TREND: ASU's victory over Armywas its first over a non-conference Division I-A oppo-nent since defeating Tulsa 21-19 in 2002. With itsvictory over Memphis, ASU has now defeated twonon-conference Division I-A opponents in the sameseason for the first time since returning to Division I-A in 1992.

CONTROLLING THE CLOCK: The Indians won thetime of possession battle in 11 of its 12 games in2006 and led the Sun Belt Conference in time of pos-session at 33:03.

FAN INTEREST: Arkansas State’s average atten-dance of 17,882 in its four games played at IndianStadium was a school record for single-seasonattendance at the stadium. ASU’s next highest sin-gle-season average attendance record at the stadi-um was 17,454 in 1991. The Indians opened its sea-son at Indian Stadium for the first time since 1995and the crowd of 23,426 in attendance for the Armygame was the fourth largest in Indian Stadium histo-ry. The official attendance of 19,141 vs. North Texaswas the 10th largest crowd in the history of IndianStadium. The largest crowd in school history was30,427 when ASU played Memphis in 2004. The23,816 fans on hand to watch ASU's game againstOklahoma State was the largest ever to watch anArkansas State game at War Memorial Stadium.

FIVE-YEAR IMPROVEMENT: Since head coachSteve Roberts arrival in 2002, Arkansas State's foot-ball program has seen its win total increase by


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almost 100 percent over the previous five years.ASU has posted 26 wins over the last five years, 11more than it recorded the five years prior to Roberts.In fact, ASU's 26 wins over the last five years are themost for a five-year span since it collected 33 victo-ries from 1986-90.

RISING STAR: Arkansas State redshirt freshmantailback Reggie Arnold ranked third in the Sun Belt inrushing with an average of 89.7 yards per game.That figure was also good enough to rank Arnold atNo. 30 nationally. He became the 16th player inschool history to rush for 1,000 yards in a single sea-son.ARNOLD AMONG TOP THREE FRESHMENRUSHERS: Redshirt freshman Reggie Arnold notonly ranked 30th in the nation in rushing among allplayers, he was No. 3 in the nation in rushing amongall freshmen.

ARNOLD NAMED LRTC ASU PLAYER OF THEYEAR: The Little Rock Touchdown Club named red-shirt freshman running back Reggie Arnold itsCollege Player of the Year for Arkansas State.Arnold joined former ASU stars Antonio Warren andEric Neihouse as LRTC Player of the Year awardwinners. Warren, a running back, received therecognition in 2004 and Neihouse, a kicker, in 2005

WILKERSON HAS CAREER GAME: In his veryyoung career, redshirt freshman Cedric Wilkersonhad his biggest game of the year against Memphison Oct. 14. Wilkerson carried the ball 23 times for acareer-high 116 yards and added 23 receiving yardson two catches.

BREAKING INTO THE TOP 10: ASU Junior widereceiver Levi Dejohnette of Bastrop, La., moved intothe top-10 all-time leaders at ASU in 2006 and nowsits in eighth place with 88 receptions to his credit.He needs just two more reception to tie CoreyWalker at the No. 7 spot.

DEJOHNETTE HITS MILESTONE: Dejohnette alsoreached another milestone this season, going over1,000 yards receiving for his career. He now has1,115 career receiving yards and took over ninthplace all-time at ASU for career receiving yards.

DEFENSE SHINES: The Indian defense rankedsecond in the Sun Belt and No. 32 nationally in totaldefense. ASU's defense yielded just 309.4 yards pergame. The Indian defense was also 37th in the

nation in turnovers gained, taking the ball away fromits opponents 26 times.

ASU AMONG TOP TEAMS NATIONALLY ININTERCEPTIONS: Just eight teams ranked aheadof Arkansas State's defense in total interceptions.ASU has 19 interceptions on the season. SafetyKhayyam Burns led the team with a career-best fourinterceptions.

TOP 20 PASS DEFENSE: ASU's pass defenseranked 12th nationally. The Indians are gave up just160.9 yards per game through the air, a figure thatwas the second best in the Sun Belt Conference.

SPECIAL TEAMS THREAT: Defensive back DarrenToney became the seventh player in school historyto surpass 1,000 kickoff return yards in a career ear-lier this season and is now ranked third all-time atASU with 1,260 yards to his credit. JamesHickenbotham (1999-02) is the all-time leader with1,746 yards to his credit.

SPREADING THE BALL AROUND: A season-higheight different players caught a pass against SMUon Sept. 23 and against Middle Tennessee on Nov.11. Fifteen different ASU players have caught atleast one pass last season. ASU has completed apass to at least six different players in 10 of its 12games in 2006.

UNBUCKLE THE BELT: ASU finished its sixth yearas a member of the Sun Belt Conference, joining theleague for its inaugural 2001 season. After defeatingFlorida International in its Sun Belt opener Sept. 30,ASU is now a perfect 6-0 in Sun Belt openers withwins over Louisiana-Lafayette (2001), Louisiana-Monroe (2002-2004) and Florida International(2005-2006).

THE ROCK CLASSIC: Arkansas State returned toWar Memorial Stadium in Little Rock for the first timesince 2003 when it played Oklahoma State on Sept.9. ASU's games played at War Memorial Stadiumhave been branded "The Rock Classic" and there isa trophy that lists the scores from each previous ASUgame at the stadium. Following is a list of "The RockClassic" games:1967, ASU vs. The Citadel (L, 7-20)1968, ASU vs. Trinity (W, 31-14)1969, ASU vs. Louisiana-Lafayette (W, 26-0)1970, ASU vs. The Citadel (W, 24-7)1971, ASU vs. Abilene Christian (W, 35-9)

1972, ASU vs. Louisiana Tech (L, 17-38)1973, ASU vs. Xavier (W, 37-0)1975, ASU vs. Southern Illinois (W, 35-12)1978, ASU vs. Southern Miss (L, 6-21)1983, ASU vs. North Texas (L, 0-17)2002, ASU vs. San Jose St. (L, 14-33)2003, ASU vs. Louisiana-Monroe (W, 44-41)2006, ASU vs. Oklahoma State (L, 35-7)

FOR STARTERS: Arkansas State won its seasonopener for the first time since 1995 with a 14-6 victo-ry over Army. The game also marked the first timethe Indians had opened the season at IndianStadium since 1995 and the 11th time that ASU hadever opened its season at Indian Stadium since itopened in 1974. ASU improved to 9-2 in seasonopening games at Indian Stadium. ASU is now 43-43-6 all-time in season openers.

92nd SEASON UNDER WAY: Arkansas Statekicked off its 92nd season of football with its gameagainst Army. The Indians hold a 396-421-37 recordsince the inaugural 1911 season and have played inseven bowl games. With four more victories, ASUcan become the fifth Sun Belt school with 400+ wins.

STRONG DEFENSE: The ASU defense held Armyto just 164 yards of total offense, which is theIndians' fewest offensive yards allowed since holdingSam Houston State to 150 yards in 1986, in its sea-son opener.

A NEW LOOK: Arkansas State played four gameson brand new ProGreen turf in Indian Stadium during2006. The Indians hosted Army (Sept. 2), Louisiana-Monroe (Oct. 7), North Texas (Oct. 21), and MiddleTennessee (Nov. 11). ASU's fifth "home game" wasplayed Sept. 9 in Little Rock against OklahomaState.

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Josh ARAUCO 89K, 5-9, 183, Soph. - Grand Prairie, TX (South Grand Prairie HS)

2006: 2006 Sporting News Honorable MentionFreshman All-American Team . . . Ranked sec-ond in the nation in field goals made among allfreshmen kickers . . . Arauco tied the ASU schoolrecord for consecutive field goals made with 10and finished the year hitting 12-of-16 attempts fora .750 percentage . . . Arauco recorded a career-best 38 yard field goal in ASU's last game, butfive of his field goals were from at least 33 yardsout . . . He made a season-high three field goalsin ASU's victory over Troy and made multiplefield goals in three games . . . Among the SunBelt Conference’s elite kickers as just a fresh-man, Arauco ranked second in the league in fieldgoals made, third in field goal percentage, fourthin scoring (by kick) and sixth in scoring among allplayers . . . 12 field goals made tied the fifth mostever by an ASU player.

ARAUCO’S CAREER STATISTICSFGM-A Pct. 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk

12-16 .750 2-2 5-6 5-7 0-1 0-0 38 3

Reggie ARNOLD 2RB, 5-9, 217, Soph. - Little Rock, AR (McLellan HS)

2006: Sporting News Third Team Freshman All-American . . . Football Writers Association ofAmerica's 2006 Scripps Freshman All-AmericaTeam . . . Third leading rusher in nation among allfreshmen. . . . Second Team All-Sun BeltConference . . . First player in ASU history to benamed Sun Belt Conference Freshman of the

Year . . . Little Rock Touchdown Club’s ASUPlayer of the Year . . . Chosen twice as the SBCOffensive Player of the Week . . . Became the13th player in ASU history to rush for over 1,000yards . . . Started every game at running back . .. Rushed for over 100 yards in five games,including a career-high of 156 yards in the 2006finale against Louisiana-Lafayette . . . Finishedthe year with 1,076 rushing yards, averaging 5.1yards per carry, and scored four touchdowns . . .Ranked No. 3 in all-purpose yards in the Sun BeltConference and was also ranked No. 3 in theSun Belt Conference in rushing.

ARNOLD’S CAREER STATISTICSYr. No. Yds. Avg. TD LG2006 209 1076 5.1 4 31

Khayyam BURNS 21S, 6-0, 184, Sr. - Fort Smith, AR (Northside HS)

2006: Second Team All-Sun Belt Conferenceselection . . . Finished with 60 tackles (35 solo/25asst.), the second most on the team . . .Recorded a team-high and career best four inter-ceptions for 116 yards and a touchdown, twofumble recoveries for 19 yards, seven passbreak-ups, and 1.5 tackles for loss . . . 116 inter-ception return yards ties the seventh most inschool history . . . Ranked third in the Sun BeltConference in passes defended, sixth in inter-ceptions and 20th in tackles . . . Posted a sea-son-high eight tackles in three different gamesand posted four or more tackles in nine contests. . . One of his four interceptions went for 51yards and a touchdown against Oklahoma State.

QUICK HITTERS: Burns is a three-year starter

for ASU and has started all 35 games of hiscareer . . . Two-time All-Sun Belt Conferenceselection.

BURNS’ CAREER STATISTICSYr. UT AT TOT INT-YDS PBU2006 35 25 60 4-116 72005 49 40 89 1-0 62004 53 32 85 0-0 7Total 137 97 234 5-116 20

Levi DEJOHNETTE 9WR, 6-0, 175, Sr. - Bastrop, LA (Bastrop HS)

2006: Started 10 games for the Indians, whilemissing two games due to injury . . . recorded 23receptions for 281 yards and two touchdowns . .. Longest reception went for 47 yards againstNorth Texas, but also caught a pass for 46 yardsagainst Florida International . . . Best game of theseason came at FIU when he caught four pass-es for 73 yards, both season highs . . . Caught atleast one pass in last eight games of the yearand also hauled in multiple passes in seven out-ings . . . Posted six yards on one rush (vs. NorthTexas) . . . Averaged 12.2 yards per catch . . . 281receiving yards and 23 receptions were both thesecond most on the team.

QUICK HITTERS: Seventh place all-time at ASUwith 91 receptions to his credit . . . Needs just ninemore reception to become the fourth player in ASUhistory to record 100 receptions in a career . . . 1,115career receiving yards places him ninth all-time atASU.

Khayyam Burns, S

Reggie Arnold, RB

Josh Arauco, K



DEJOHNETTE’S CAREER STATISTICSYr. No. Yds. Avg. TD LG2006 23 281 12.2 2 472005 43 554 12.9 1 552004 25 280 11.2 2 29Total 91 1115 12.3 5 55

Prince HICKMAN 79DL, 6-1, 289, Sr. - Dallas, TX (South Garland HS)

2006: Started 11 games and played in all 12 . . .Recorded 21 tackles (11 solo, 10 asst.) . . .Recorded one tackle for loss of one yard . . .Second most tackles on the team among interiordefensive lineman . . . Recorded a career-highfive tackles in ASU’s victory over Memphis . . .Had at least one tackle in 11 games and record-ed multiple tackles in five outings.

QUICK HITTERS: Started 21 career games . . .Earned “Most Improved Defensive Player” awardat the conclusion of 2006 spring practices . . .Recorded only career fumble recovery in 2005 . .. Second most tackles is four, recorded againstArmy during the 2005 season . . . Played inseven games as true freshman.

HICKMAN’S CAREER STATISTICSYr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK2006 11 10 21 1-1 02005 11 6 17 2-4 02004 1 1 2 0-0 0Total 23 17 40 3-5 0

David JOHNSON 85DL, 6-2, 268, Jr. - Pine Bluff, AR (Pine Bluff HS)

2006: Started all 12 games . . . Recorded 13receptions for 200 yards and one touchdown . . .Posted a career-high 62 yard touchdown recep-tion in a victory over Troy . . . Finished the Troygame with a career-high 74 yards on two recep-tions . . . Caught a career-high three passes for28 yards in a victory over Memphis . . . Threereceptions went for at least 20 yards and eightcatches went for 10 or more yards . . . Caught apass in nine games and tallied multiple recep-tions in three outings . . . Averaged 15.4 yardsper reception, the most among all players with atleast 10 catches . . . 13 receptions and 200receiving yards were both the fourth most on theteam.

JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICSYr. No. Yds. Avg. TD LG2006 13 200 15.4 1 622005 0 0 0.0 0 0Total 13 132 15.4 1 62

Tyrell JOHNSON 16S, 6-1, 197, Sr. - Rison, AR (Rison HS)

2006: First Team All-Sun Belt Conference . . .Led the Indians in tackles for the second consec-utive year with 63 to his credit (43 solo/20 asst.)despite opposing offenses being on the field foran average of just 26:43 per game . . . ThePreseason All-Sun Belt Conference selectionrecorded a season-high 10 tackles in the lastgame of the season and 19 over the last twogames combined . . . Seven games with five or

more tackles and four games with eight or moretackles . . . Finished the 2006 season with oneinterception and four pass break-ups . . .

QUICK HITTERS: Three-time All-Sun BeltConference selection (First Team 2005, 2006and Second Team 2004) . . . Career-high 25 tack-les in a game junior season is the second most inschool history . . . Freshman All-American byCollegeSportsReports.com . . . Missed one start(2006) due to injury, but started other 34 careergames at Arkansas State . . . Among top 10 play-ers in SBC history in career tackles and careerinterception return yards.

JOHNSON’S CAREER STATISTICSYr. UT AT TOT INT-YDS PBU2006 43 20 63 1-0 42005 83 29 112 2-112 22004 61 33 94 4-55 5Total 187 82 269 7-167 11

David Johnson, TEPrince Hickman, DL

Levi Dejohnette, WR

Tyrell Johnson, S



Kevin JONES 6WR/KR, 5-10, 169, Jr. - Shreveport, LA (Fair Park HS)

2006: Played in all 12 games . . . Led the teamin both receptions (25) and receiving yards (355). . . Recorded two receiving touchdowns . . .Longest catch was 45 yards . . . Caught a career-high four passes in two different games and post-ed a career-best 84 receiving yards againstNorth Texas . . . Also added a touchdown on fourreceptions against the Mean Green . . . Caught atleast one pass in 11 games, including the lastnine in a row . . . Recorded multiple receptions ineight games and had at least 40 yards receivingin four outings . . . Averaged 14.2 yards perreception . . . Rushed two times for 14 yards witha long of eight yards . . . Posted 63 yards on 15punt returns for a 4.2 averaged . . . Rankedeighth in the Sun Belt Conference in punt returnaverage . . . Returned six kickoffs for 82 yards.

JONES’ CAREER STATISTICSYr. No. Yds. Avg. TD LG2006 25 355 14.2 2 452005 8 161 20.1 0 48Total 33 516 15.6 2 48

Corey LEONARD 1QB, 6-1, 196, Soph. - Covington, LA (Covington HS)

2006: As a redshirt freshman in 2006, Leonardstarted seven games that included the last sixoutings of the season . . . Played in all 12 games . . . In his second career start, led ASU to athrilling last-second victory over Memphis and

was named the Sun Belt Conference OffensivePlayer of the Week. He completed 12-of-23passes for a season-high 219 yards and twotouchdowns, including a 53-yard touchdownbomb with time expired in the fourth quarter to liftASU to the 26-23 victory . . . Went on to finish theseason completing 109-of-222 passes for 1,321yards and eight touchdowns, all team highs . . .Threw for over 100 yards in seven games and forat least 150 in three contests . . . Over his lastthree games of the season, threw for 466 yardswith four touchdowns and just one interception .. . A dual threat, Leonard also rushed for 331yards (second most on the team) and two touch-downs . . . Rushed for a season-high 76 yards ina victory over Troy, but also had at least 50 yardsrushing in three games . . . Longest completionwent for 69 yards . . . Longest rush was 29 yards. . . Rushed for a career-high 77 yards in a victo-ry over North Texas . . . Ranked sixth in the SunBelt Conference in passing yards (110.1 ypg),sixth in total offense (137.7 ypg), seventh inpassing efficiency (103.8).

LEONARD’S CAREER STATISTICSYr. Comp. Att. Yds. TD INT LG2006 109 222 1321 8 8 69

Ben OWENS 48LB, 6-2, 223, Jr. - Bearden, AR (Bearden HS)

2006: Played in all 12 games . . . Recorded 34tackles (20 solo, 14 assists) . . . Also had 2 sacksand 1 interception . . . In a backup role at the mid-dle linebacker position, Owens posted at leastone tackle in every game . . . Recorded a career-high seven tackles at FAI, but had multiple tack-les in nine games including five againstOklahoma State . . . Recorded two tackles for

loss of 20 yards . . . Interception came againstnationally ranked Auburn . . . 34 tackles were theeighth most on the team and the most by a non-starter.

OWENS’ CAREER STATISTICSYr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK2006 20 14 34 2-20 2-202005 5 0 5 0-0 0-0Total 25 14 39 2-20 2-20

Matt MANDICH 63OL, 6-3, 282, Jr. - Hattiesburg, MS (Oak Grove HS)

2006: Second Team All-Sun Belt Conference . .. Started all 12 games at left tackle . . . Helpedlead the ASU offense to the No. 2 ranked rushingattack in the Sun Belt Conference at 167.7 yardsper game and also the fourth ranked offense inthe league overall.

QUICK HITTERS: Started all 24 games of hiscareer . . . Two-time Second Team All-Sun BeltConference selection.

Kevin Jones, WR/KR

Corey Leonard, QB

Ben Owens, LB

Matt Mandich, QL



Koby McKINNON 37LB, 6-3, 211, Sr. - Junction City, AR (Junction City HS)

2006: Second Team All-Sun Belt Conferenceselection . . . Started all 12 games . . . Recorded57 tackles (31 solo, 26 asst.) . . . Also posted ateam-high three sacks for a loss of 24 yards, twointerceptions for 56 yards, 5.5 tackles for loss of30 yards . . . two pass breakups and one forcedfumble . . . 57 tackles were a career high and thethird most on the team . . . 5.5 tackles for loss tiedfor the team high . . . Ranked 23rd in the Sun BeltConference in tackles (4.8 tpg) . . . Recorded acareer-high 11 tackles in a victory overLouisiana-Monroe.

QUICK HITTERS: Ranked among the top fiveplayers in Sun Belt Conference history for inter-ception return yards (185 yards) . . . Four careerinterceptions (one return for a touchdown in2005) . . . Started every game as both a sopho-more and junior . . . Played safety as a freshman.

McKINNON’S CAREER STATISTICSYr. UT AT TOT TFL SACK2006 31 26 57 5.5-30 3.0-242005 35 20 55 2.0-12 1.0-122004 2 3 5 0-0 0-0Total 68 49 117 7.5-42 4.0-36

Matt REIBE 58OL, 6-3, 300, Sr. - El Dorado, AR (El Dorado HS)

2006: Started all 12 games at right guard . . .Helped lead the ASU offense to the No. 2 rankedrushing attack in the Sun Belt Conference at167.7 yards per game and also the fourth rankedoffense in the league overall.

QUICK HITTERS: Played in all 12 games as asophomore and seen action in 17 career games.

Brett SHRABLE 13P, 6-2, 226, Jr. - Walnut Ridge, AR (Hoxie HS)

2006: Took over punting duties for the Indians in2006 and finished the year ranked sixth in theSun Belt Conference with 38.1 yards per punt . .. Punted 52 times for 1,983 yards . . . Longestpunt was 54 yards . . . Recorded three touch-backs and had 13 punts downed inside the 20 . .. Averaged at least 40 yards per punt in fivegames . . . Five punts traveled over 50 yards . . .. Named the Sun Belt Conference Special TeamsPlayer of the Week after punting the football for a42.2 average, the second-best performance ofhis career. He had three kicks of 50 yards ormore and pinned Troy inside its own 20-yard linethree times. In addition, he had one fourth-quar-ter punt for 50 yards to the Trojan one-yard-lineto set up a key safety by the Indian defense witha little over four minutes remaining in the game.

SHRABLE’S CAREER STATISTICSYear No. Yds. Avg. Long TB FC I20 Blkd2007 52 1983 38.1 54 3 4 13 0

Darren TONEY 3CB, 5-11, 185, Sr. - Lake Village, AR (Lakeside HS)

2006: Played in all 12 games . . . Recorded acareer-high 39 tackles (30 solo, 9 asst.) . . .Posted career-high three interceptions for 44yards and had five pass break-ups . . . Threeinterceptions tied the second most on the teamand five pass break-ups were the third most onthe club . . . 39 total tackles were the sixth moston the team and most among all cornerbacks . .. Posted 3.5 tackles for loss of 10 yards . . .Recorded a career-high seven tackles in a victo-ry over Louisiana-Monroe . . . Returned 13 kick-offs for 282 yards, averaging 21.7 yards perreturn . . . Long kick return was 61 yards.

QUICK HITTERS: Ranked among the top fiveplayers in Sun Belt Conference history in kickoffreturn yards . . . 63 total kick returns ties the sec-ond most in ASU history . . . 1260 kick returnyards is the third most in school history . . . Two-time Sun Belt Conference Special Teams Playerof the Week in 2004.

TONEY’S CAREER STATISTICSYr. UT AT TOT INT-YDS PBU2006 30 9 39 3-44 52005 13 5 18 1-35 22004 8 3 11 0-0 0Total 51 17 68 4-79 7

Koby McKinnon, LB

Matt Reibe, OL

Brett Shrable, P Darren Toney, CB/KR


2007 ASU Signings2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

Arkansas State head football coach Steve Roberts has announced that 21 high school players, including six from the stateof Arkansas, and four junior college transfers signed National Letters of Intent to play for the Indians in 2007.

“I am very excited to introduce our 2007 recruiting class,” said Roberts. “This is a tremendous class. We were very for-tunate to meet the greater needs of our team and sign a group of athletes that can fill a lot of different roles for us. I amvery happy about these individuals and the ability that they bring to our program. There is tremendous character amongthem. The versatility in this class is greater than any other that we have signed to this point and there are a number ofplayers that can play different positions. You see a number of guys in this class that have the ability to help you not onlyat their primary positions, but also on special teams and on plays in special situations.”

Among ASU’s six signees from Arkansas are players from Jonesboro, Ft. Smith (2), Monticello, West Helena andOsceola. The remaining 18 high school and junior college standouts that signed with ASU are from 10 different states,including Alabama, California, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, Tennessee and Texas.

The Indians inked 12 offensive players, 10 defensive players and three players that could wind up on either side of theball. Among the offensive players are one quarterback, two fullbacks, one running back, seven offensive linemen and onereceiver. ASU also signed two defensive ends, one defensive lineman, five linebackers and two defensive backs.

1. Michael Adams - LB, 6-1, 230, Cuthbert, Georgia (Randolph-Clay High School)2. William Anderson - FB, 5-11, 228, St. Louis, Missouri (Hazelwood East High School)3. Josh Arauco - So., K, 5-9, 193, Grand Prairie, Texas (Grand Prairie High School)*4. Bamidele Ayoola - ATH, 6-2, 244, Plantation, Florida (South Plantation High School)5. Alex Birton - OL, 6-2, 297, Ft. Smith, Arkansas (Northside High School)6. Elroy Brown - LB, 6-0, 213, Osceola, Arkansas (Osceola High School)7. Najel Byrd - LB, 6-0, 215, West Helena, Arkansas (Central High School)8. Vernon Catlin - Jr., TE/LB, 6-4, 225, Culver City, California (Los Angeles Southwest College)9. Spencer Canole - DE, 6-3, 230, Flower Mound, Texas (Marcus High School)10. Brandon Ciaramitaro - OL, 6-3, 280, Batesville, Mississippi (Northeast Missippi Community College)***11. Mark Clemons - OL, 6-4, 330, Reno, Nevada (Feather River (CA) Community College)12. Demario Davis - LB, 6-3, 210, Brandon, Mississippi (Brandon High School)13. Jeremy Gibson - DE/TE, 6-6, 240, Eutaw, Alabama (Greene County High School)14. Charlton Hankston - Jr., LB, 6-2, 256, Las Vegas, Nevada (Victor Valley (CA) College)15. Rudy Harrell - OL, 6-6, 280, Monticello, Arkansas (Monticello High School)**16. Linzsy Harris - WR, 5-9, 175, Hollywood, Florida (South Broward High School)17. Paul Henry - OL, 6-8, 270, Ft. Smith, Arkansas (Northside High School)18. Brandon Johnson - OL, 6-4, 307, Memphis, Tennessee (Whitehaven High School)19. Tim Kavanaugh - OL, 6-2, 270, Chicago, Illinois (Mt. Carmel High School)20. Jaquan Kilcrease - DB, 6-3, 195, Nashville, Tenn. (McGavock High School)21. Chris Lambeth - QB, 6-1, 195, Daphne, Alabama (Daphne High School)22. Derek Lawson - RB, 5-11, 210, Jonesboro, Arkansas (Nettleton High School)23. Kelcie McCray - DB, 6-2, 180 Columbus, Georgia (Hardaway High School)24. Delano Moore - OL, 6-5, 306, Sunrise, Florida (Piper High School)25. Stanley Porter - DL, 6-4, 240, Rosedale, Mississippi (West Bolivar High School)26. Jermaine Robertson - FB, 5-11, 227, Tuscaloosa, Alabama (Northridge High School)27. Dorvus Woods - LB/DE, 6-3, 259, St. Louis, Missouri (Vashon High School)* 2005 walk-on, redshirted 2005 season** Player originally signed with ASU in 2006 and sat out for a year to concentrate on academics*** Mid-term junior college signee and is available for spring practice



Michael Adams - LB, 6-1, 230, Cuthbert, Georgia (Randolph-Clay High School)Member of 6-4 Randolph-Clay HS team that recorded the programs100th victory in 2006 . . . Helped lead the Red Devils to a 10-2record and the region championship (first in school history) in 2005. . . 2005 and 2006 Georgia Defensive Player of the Year . . . Posted105 tackles (second most in state), eight tackles for loss, sevensacks (tied fourth most in state) as a senior . . . Senior season wasfirst player in school history named to the Georgia Athletic CoachesAssociation All-Star Football Team . . . Preseason All-State selec-tion as a senior . . . Team Captain senior senior season . . . Named2006 Randolph-Clay HS Defensive Player of the Year . . . 115 tack-les junior season broke 20-year old school record . . . Recordedseven sacks in 2005 . . . 2005 Region Defensive Player of the Yearand named First Team All-State . . . Also a member of the varsitytrack and field team, competing in the shot put and also a memberof the 4x100 relay team.

William Anderson - FB, 5-11, 228, St. Louis, Missouri(Hazelwood East High School)Two-year varsity letterman at Hazelwood East High School, helpinglead the team to an 8-2 record in both 2005 and 2006 . . . Rankedas the No. 20 player in the state of Missouri by Rivals.com . . .Ranked as the No. 9 fullback by Scout.com . . . Rushed for 964yards and 14 touchdowns on 118 carries as a senior . . . 2006 FirstTeam All-Conference selection and All-State selection . . . 2006 St.Louis Dispatch Super 30 (top 30 players in metro area) . . . TeamCaptain and Team Co-MVP senior season . . . Rushed for 584yards and three touchdowns junior season . . . 2005 Second TeamAll-Conference selection . . . Also competes on the varsity track &field team at Hazelwood East HS.

Bamidele Ayoola - ATH, 6-2, 244, Plantation, Florida (SouthPlantation High School)Played fullback senior season for South Plantation High School,rushing for 648 yards on 93 carries and posting 112 receiving yardson 12 receptions . . . Recorded 11 touchdowns as a senior . . .Helped lead SPHS to a 9-3 record and the playoffs in 2006 . . . 2006Miami Herald Second Team All-Broward (Classifications 4A-6A) . .. 2006 Florida Sun-Sentinel Honorable Mention All-County Team . .. Junior season recorded 14 receptions for 385 yards and twotouchdowns . . . Caught two passes for 181 yards and one touch-down as a junior.

Alex Birton - OL, 6-2, 297, Ft. Smith, Arkansas (Northside HighSchool)Three-year starter on the offensive line at Northside High School .. . Helped lead Northside to an 8-5 record and the playoffs as a sen-ior . . . Two-time (2005, 2006) 7A All-State selection . . . Two-time(2005,2006) All-Conference selection . . . Two-time (2005, 2006)All-Area selection . . . Named to the Arkansas All-Star Team as asenior . . . Tom Lemmings Top 100 sophomore.

Elroy Brown - LB, 6-0, 213, Osceola, Arkansas (Osceola HighSchool)Played both running back and linebacker for an Osceola team thatposted a 6-5 record, including a 5-2 mark in Conference 3-4A . . .Expected to play linebacker at Arkansas State . . . 2006 All-Stateselection . . . Rushed for 1,614 yards on 190 carries and scored 20touchdowns as a senior . . . Rushed for 329 yards and five touch-downs on 19 carries against Valley View . . . Scored 132 points sen-ior season . . . Tallied 92 tackles and four sacks from his linebackerposition in 2006 . . . Named to the Arkansas All-Star Team . . . 2006KAIT 8 Superteam, Jonesboro Best Under the Sun (JonesboroSun), All-Blytheville County selection, AP Superteam, All-State, All-Conference . . . 2005 statistics included 658 rushing yards and ninetouchdowns on 80 carries, 105 tackles, nine sacks, three forcedfumbles . . . 2004 statistics included 85 tackles, three sacks andfour forced fumbles . . . Father, Elroy Sr., played nose guard atArkansas State.

Najel Byrd - LB, 6-0, 215, West Helena, Arkansas (Central HighSchool)Played both running back and linebacker for Central High School,but is expected to play linebacker at Arkansas State . . . 5A All-Stateselection as both a junior and senior . . . Recorded 1,210 rushingyards on 122 carries as a senior . . . Posted 75 tackles in eightgames in 2006 . . . Runner-up at 2006 state track & field meet in theshot put with a best throw of 53-8 . . . Posted a season-best time of10.78 in the 100 meters.

Vernon Catlin - Jr., TE/LB, 6-4, 225, Culver City, California (LosAngeles Southwest College)Played outside linebacker/defensive end and wide receiver/tightend at Los Angeles SW College . . . 79-yard interception return fora touchdown among highlights . . . WSC First Team All-Conferenceand First Team All-District linebacker in 2006 . . . LASC MVPLinebacker in 2006 . . . LASC Most Improved WR in 2005 . . .Attended Cleveland High School . . . 2002-04 statistics included 64rushes, 399 rushing yards, two rushing touchdowns, nine recep-tions, 135 receiving yards, one touchdown . . . Three year varsityletterman . . . Lt. Larry Stevens Memorial Award recipient . . . FirstTeam All-City defensive end . . . Lettered in track and field and bas-ketball.

Spencer Canole - DE, 6-3, 230, Flower Mound, Texas (MarcusHigh School)Helped lead Marcus High School to an 8-3 record in and the Class5A playoffs in 2006 . . . Marcus ranked 11th in the area among 5Ahigh schools by the Dallas Morning News . . . Unanimous FirstTeam All-District 6-5A selection as a senior . . . Recorded 48 tack-les (32 solo, 16 assist), four sacks and seven tackles for loss in2006 . . . Starter on the 2005 team that went 5-5 . . . Voted BestLooking Boy at Marcus High School . . . Elected Mr. Marcus.



Brandon Ciaramitaro - OL, 6-3, 280, Batesville, Mississippi(Northeast Missippi Community College)Two-year starter at Northeast Mississippi Community College . . .Named All-MACJC as both a freshman and sophomore, earing firstteam honors in 2006 . . . Anchored an offensive line at Northeastthat was second in the MACJC in rushing and third in total offensein 2005 and helped lead the Tigers to three straight victories to endthe 2006 season . . . Played high school football for North DeltaAcademy.

Mark Clemons - OL, 6-4, 330, Reno, Nevada (Feather River (CA)Community College)First Team All-Nor-Cal Conference selection . . . First Team All-California selection as a sophomore after starting 10 games andhelping lead Feather River CC to the the Capital Shrine Bowl . . .Clemons attended McQueen High School, where he was an all-state selection his senior year and named one of the top five line-men in the state of Nevada . . . Also competed in the shot put eventas a member of McQueen’s track and field team . . . Placed secondin the Northern Nevada Weight Lifting Competition his senior year.

Demario Davis - LB, 6-3, 210, Brandon, Mississippi (BrandonHigh School)Three-year varsity letterman at Brandon High School who helpedlead the team to its 14th playoff appearance in the last 16 yearswith a 7-5 record . . . Ranked No. 86 at his position by Scout.com .. . Recorded 81 tackles, six interceptions and one sack as senior .. . 2006 All-Region 3-5A, MAC First Team All-State and ClarionLedger All-Metro selection . . . Played mostly wide receiver assophomore and junior . . . Recorded four touchdowns and 386receiving yards as a senior as well . . . Team Captain senior season. . . Starter on the Brandon HS basketball team and competes in thehigh jump with the varsity track & field team.

Jeremy Gibson - DE/TE, 6-6, 240, Eutaw, Alabama (GreeneCounty High School)Four-year varsity letterman than helped lead Greene County HighSchool to its first playoff berth in four years in 2006 . . . TeamCaptain senior season . . . Received academic award for athletewith the highest GPA . . . Plays center/forward for the GreeneCounty varsity basketball team.

Charlton Hankston - Jr., LB, 6-2, 256, Las Vegas, Nevada(Victor Valley (CA) College)Helped lead Victory Valley Rams to 9-2 overall record and 7-1record in Foothill Conference in 2006 . . . First Team All-FoothillConference selection in 2006 . . . Named Foothill ConferencePlayer of the Week on Sept. 9 after recording 12 tackles in a game. . . The Victor Valley College football team ended the 2006 seasonranked 14th by the California Community College Football CoachesAssociation in the state and 8th in the final Southern CaliforniaCoaches Association Poll . . . The team also ended the season withan unprecedented 9-2 record and played in the college’s first-ever

state playoff game . . . All-California First Team selection as a soph-omore at VVC . . . Played at Eldorado High School in Las Vegas,Nevada . . . Played running back and linebacker in high school . . .All-State linebacker at Eldorado as well as All-Conference selection. . . Set the school record for most tackles in a season with 115 asa senior and also had two interceptions . . . Varsity letterman intrack and field and basketball in high school.

Rudy Harrell - OL, 6-6, 280, Monticello, Arkansas (MonticelloHigh School)Already enrolled at ASU, Harrell originally signed with ASU in 2006and sat out for a year to concentrate on academics . . . Two-waystarter for Monticello (OL and DL) . . . Rated a 3.0 player onESPN.com’s recruiting website . . . Ranked a three-star recruit bySportingNews.com with a grade of 5.5, ranking 10th in the stateamong every prospect . . . Ranked by Rivals.com as a preseasonArkansas top-20 (10th) and was picked in the same position in thepostseason . . . Tabbed as an All-Region performer by Rivals.com .. . All-conference as a senior . . . played basketball for Monticello.

Linzsy Harris - WR, 5-9, 175, Hollywood, Florida (SouthBroward High School)Helped lead South Broward High School to an 8-2 record whilecompeting in District 16-5A in 2006 . . . Used as both a wingbackand wide receiver, led South Broward in yards per catch (25.3 ypc)and yards per rush (8.9 ypr) . . . Recorded 303 yards and two touch-downs on 12 receptions and also rushed 14 times for 151 yards in2006 . . . 2006 Miami Herald Second Team All-Broward(Classifications 4A-6A) . . . 2006 Florida Sun-Sentinel HonorableMention Team . . . Member of the Miami-Dade vs. Broward All-StarGame roster.

Paul Henry - OL, 6-8, 270, Ft. Smith, Arkansas (Northside HighSchool)Ranked No. 22 offensive guard in the nation by Scout.com . . .Helped lead Northside High School to an 8-5 record and the play-offs as a senior . . . Named to the Arkansas All-Star Team as a sen-ior . . . 2005 and 2006 All-Conference selection 2005 All-Area Team. . . Also a member of the Northside High School varsity basketballteam.

Brandon Johnson - OL, 6-4, 307, Memphis, Tennessee(Whitehaven High School)Four year letterman . . . Named 2006 All-Metro . . . All-Region 8-5Aselection as a senior . . . Selected to play in the Liberty Bowl AutoZone game . . . Invited to and attended the U.S. Army Combine hisjunior year.

Tim Kavanaugh - OL, 6-2, 270, Chicago, Illinois (Mt. CarmelHigh School)All-Conference offensive lineman for Mt. Carmel High School,which has won nine Illinois State Championships under coachFrank Lenti . . . Four-year varsity letterman . . . Two-year varsity



starter . . . Overall high school record was 41-5 . . . Played in theClass 7A state championship game as a junior . . . 2006 PreseasonFirst Team All-Area . . . Caroll Kikzka Award winner . . . 2006 FirstTeam Chicago Catholic League . . . 2006 First Team All-Area . . .Played baseball as a freshman and sophomore.

Jaquan Kilcrease - DB, 6-3, 195, Nashville, Tenn. (McGavockHigh School)The Tennessean Third Team All-Midstate selection as a senior . . .2006 Tennessee Sports Writers Association All-State Team . . .Recorded 134 tackles (125 solo, 9 assist), one interception, onesack and 14 pass break-ups as a senior . . . Four-year high schoolletterman . . . Two-time All-City selection (2005, 2006) . . . NamedAll-Region as both a junior and senior . . . Member of the McGavockHigh School varsity basketball team.

Chris Lambeth - QB, 6-1, 195, Daphne, Alabama (Daphne HighSchool)Helped lead Daphne High School to a 9-3 overall record, Region 2championship and a No., 9 ranking in the Alabama Sports WritersAssociation Football Poll in 2006 . . . Posted a 22-5 record as astarter . . . Four-year All-County selection . . . Completed 120-of-174 passing attempts (68.9 pct.) for 1,873 yards and 18 touch-downs as a senior . . . Recorded six rushing touchdowns as a sen-ior . . . 2006 All-County selection . . . EA Sports 2006 Elite 11National “Quarterbacks to Watch List” . . . 2006 Scout.com All-American Camp Invitee (Tuscaloosa, AL) . . . 2006 Nike and Elite11 Camp Invitee (Baton Rouge, LA) . . . Completed 94-of-152 pass-ing attempts (61.8 pct.) for 1,601 yards and 13 touchdowns as ajunior while helping Daphne to a 13-2 record and the Alabama 6ASuper 6 State Championship game . . . Named the Great AmericanRadio Network MVP for Daphne’s game against Lincoln (Fla.) onSept. 6, 2005 after helping lead the team to a comeback victory bycompleting 9-of-12 passing attempts for 154 yards and two touch-downs . . . 2005 First Team All-County selection.

Derek Lawson - RB, 5-11, 210, Jonesboro, Arkansas (NettletonHigh School)Helped lead Nettleton High School to 5A state semifinals, rushingfor an Arkansas high school record 3,090 yards to break MadreHill’s 13-year old record of 2,863 yards . . . 36 TDs senior seasonties the fifth most in Arkansas high school history . . . 2006Jonesboro Sun Player of the Year . . . Little Rock Touchdown Club’s5A High School Player of the Year . . . Named to the Arkansas All-Star Team . . . 2006 KAIT 8 High School Player of the Year . . .Rushed for 4,198 career yards and posted 49 career touchdowns .. . No. 2 jersey retired by Nettleton High School . . . Hooten Awardand Landers Award finalist in 2006, two of the top awards in thestate.

Kelcie McCray - DB, 6-2, 180 Columbus, Georgia (HardawayHigh School)Played quarterback for Hardaway High School in Class AAA-

Region 2, but is expected to play in the secondary at ArkansasState . . . Three-year varsity letterman . . . Golden Hawks finished2006 with a 6-4 record . . . Rushed for 411 yards and three touch-downs on 112 carries as a senior . . . Completed 32-of-80 passingattempts for 363 yards and two touchdowns in 2006 . . . In limitedaction defensively, recorded 10 tackles and one interception as asenior . . . Honorable Mention All-Bi-City . . . Team Captain as asenior . . . Also plays on the varsity basketball team at HardawayHigh School.

Delano Moore - OL, 6-5, 306, Sunrise, Florida (Piper HighSchool)2006 Florida Sun-Sentinel Honorable Mention All-County Team(Classifications 4A-6A) . . . 3-7 Piper High School team passed for1237 yards and rushed for 678 yards in 2006 . . . Competed in thestate All-Star Game . . . Member of the high school honor roll.

Stanley Porter - DL, 6-4, 240, Rosedale, Mississippi (WestBolivar High School)Helped lead West Bolivar High School to a 12-1 record and theplayoffs as a senior . . . Posted 50 tackles, 18 tackles for loss andseven sacks as a senior . . . Injured four games into junior season,but still posted 23 tackles, six sacks, four forced fumbles and twofumble recoveries . . . Tallied 89 tackles and 14 sacks as a sopho-more . . . First Team All-State selection by the Clarion Ledger in2006 . . . 2006 Division 3-2A Mississippi Defensive Lineman of theYear . . . Ranked No. 70 at his position by Scout.com . . . 22ndranked play in the state of Mississippi by Rivals.com . . . 49thranked strongside defensive end in the nation by Rivals.com . . .Competes in the shot put and discus for the West Bolivar varsitytrack & field team.

Jermaine Robertson - FB, 5-11, 227, Tuscaloosa, Alabama(Northridge High School)Four-year varsity letterman . . . Rushed for 1,100 yards as a seniorfor Northridge High School (6A) . . . All-Tuscaloosa News Teamselection . . . 2006 Team Captain . . . 2006 Team Offensive BackMVP . . . 2005 Team Offensive Back MVP . . . 2003 Team DefensiveLine MVP . . . Also competes on the Northridge varsity track & fieldteam.

Dorvus Woods - LB/DE, 6-3, 259, St. Louis, Missouri (VashonHigh School)Three-year varsity letterman at Vashon High School . . . Saw limit-ed action on the varsity squad as a freshman . . . Posted 98 tack-les, four fumble recoveries, five sacks and two interceptions as asenior . . . 2006 First Team All-Conference and Second team All-District selection . . . Twice named the Suburban North andNorthside Journal Player of the Week . . . Team Captain as both ajunior and senior . . . Named the Team Defensive Player of the Yearin 2006 . . . Junior season received Second Team All-Conferencerecognition . . . Sophomore season Honorable Mention All-Conference selection.


2006 Game Recaps2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

GAME 1September 2, Jonesboro, AR (Indian Stadium - 23, 426)

Arkansas State 14, Army 6JONESBORO, Ark. (9/2/06) — Reggie Arnold rushed for 140 yards and scored a 17-yard touchdown in his first-ever collegiate football game to lead Arkansas State (1-0) past Army (0-1), 14-6, Saturday night in Indian Stadium. Army got on the score-board first courtesy of a 26-yard field goal by Austin Miller in the first quarter with8:19 showing on the clock. Arnold, a 5-9, 217-pound redshirt freshman, found hisway into the end zone with 3:52 left in the second quarter for the score. Kicker JoshArauco’s extra point put the Indians on top, 7-3. Despite a few mistakes, ASUappeared to dominate the game with tough defense and a solid offensive perform-ance behind the efforts of the Indians’ two quarterbacks, Travis Hewitt and CoreyLeonard. The 6-1, 210-pound Hewitt started the ball game and Leonard, a 6-1 196-pound redshirt freshman came in on the Indians’ third possession. ASU’s otherscore came on a 10-yard run by Hewitt at the 11:54 mark in the third quarter. Milleradded another field goal late in the fourth quarter to end the scoring. ASU rolled up319 yards of total offense including 222 yards on the ground and 97 yards throughthe air. Army finished the game with 164 yards of offense. Hewitt and Leonard com-bined to connect on 11 of 16 passes. Chris Miller led all Indian receivers with fourcatches for 21 yards. Army quarterback David Pevoto completed 12 of 23 for 95yards and two interceptions and the Black Knights’ ground game was led by WesleyMcMahand with 13 carries for 35 yards. Defensively, the Tribe was paced by safe-ty Tyrell Johnson with nine total stops, followed by tackle Jamarrow James and line-backer Josh Williams, with seven each. Williams played his first game since the2004 season. Free safety Jordan Murray led the Black Knights with 12. Followingthe win, ASU students and fans stormed the playing field and easily tore down thegoal posts on both ends. The incident was the first time in the stadium’s 31-year his-tory.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 0 7 7 0 14Army 3 0 0 3 6

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPArmy 1 8:19 Miller 26 yd FG 8-36 4:29ASU 2 3:52 Arnold 27 yd run 8-74 3:03ASU 3 11:54 Hewitt 10 yd run 2-27 0:45Army 4 6:41 Miller 36 yd FG 4--9 1:39

Team StatisticsASU Army

First Downs 19 10Net yards rushing 222 69Net yards passing 97 95

Passes Att-Comp.-Int 11-16-0 12-23-2Total Net Yards 319 164Fumbles: Number-Lost 4-3 2-1Penalties: Number-Yards 6-50 7-56Possession Time 33:13 26:47Third Down Conversions 4 of 12 2 of 12Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-5 3-20

Individual StatisticsRUSHING: ASU - Arnold 25-140, O’Neal 3-30, Hewitt 8-22, James 4-18,Leonard 3-8, Jones 1-6. ARMY - McMahand 13-35, Moore 6-26, Peveto 7-9. PASSING: ASU - Hewitt 11-7-0, Leonard 5-4-0. ARMY - Peveto 23-12-0. RECEIVING: ASU - Miller 4-21, Dejohnette 2-15, Vincent 1-26, Higgins1-21, Johnson 1-10, Jones 1-7, Arnold 1-(-3). ARMY - Trimble 6-60, Hill 4-36, Anderson 1-1, McMahand 1-(-2).

GAME 2September 9, Little Rock, AR (War Memorial Stadium - 23, 816)

Oklahoma State 35, Arkansas State 7LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (9/9/06) — Arkansas State’s hopes of beating Oklahoma Statein “The Rock Classic” were dashed Saturday night when OSU defeated the Indians,35-7, at War Memorial Stadium. ASU (1-1), playing before 23,816 fans (a recordcrowd for an ASU football game in the War Memorial Stadium) grabbed the earlylead in the first quarter on a 51-yard interception return by free safety KhayyamBurns. Burns stepped in front of the Cowboy receiver and snagged quarterbackBobby Reid’s pass and raced the distance for the score. Kicker Josh Arauco wasgood on the PAT to put ASU up, 7-0. Following ASU’s lone score, it was allOklahoma State the rest of the night. The Cowboys scored twice in the second quar-ter on a 13-yard run by Reid at 11:03 and a seven-yard run by Mike Hamilton at 3:03and twice in the third period when fullback Jeremiah Burton caught a four-yard passfrom Reid out of the backfield and a two-yard run by Julius Crosslin at 7:13. Cowboytight end Brandon Pettigrew caught a six-yard pass from Reid with 3:57 left in thegame for the final score. Kicker Jason Ricks connected on all five extra points toseal the win. OSU’s Hamilton led all rushers with 73 yards on 17 carries and oneTD. ASU backs Chris James and Reggie Arnold each finished the night with 51yards. James’ total came in seven trips while Arnold carried 18. Oklahoma State outrushed the Indians, 171-110. Roberts continued to use his two quarterback systemwith Travis Hewitt completing four passes in 13 attempts for 47 yards and one inter-ception. Redshirt freshman Corey Leonard was three-of-six for 31 yards. OSU’sdefense didn’t help matters as they sacked the Indian signal callers a total of fivetimes. Reid also encountered some problems when he was intercepted three timesby Darren Toney, Koby McKinnon and Burns. Linebacker Josh Williams led alldefenders with 10 stops.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 7 0 0 0 7Oklahoma State 0 14 14 7 35

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPASU 1 10:14 Burns 51 yd int 1-51 -OSU 2 11:03 Reid 13 yd run 4-23 1:15OSU 2 3:03 Hamilton 7 yd run 9-70 3:51OSU 3 11:56 Burton 4 yd reception 3-7 1:43OSU 3 7:13 Crosslin 2 yd run 4-60 1:51OSU 4 3:57 Pettigrew 6 yd rec. 5-53 2:30

Team StatisticsASU OSU



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: ASU - James 7-51, Arnold 18-51, Leonard 3-15, O’Neal 2-12,Thompkins 1-0, Hewitt 8-(-19). OSU - Hamilton 17-73, Reid 7-45, Toston10-41, Crosslin 6-14. PASSING: ASU - Hewitt 13-4-1, Leonard 6-3-0. OSU- Reid 18-11-3. RECEIVING: ASU - Higgins 1-15, Miller 1-14, Arnold 1-13,Jones 1-11, Thompkins 1-10, Vincent 1-8, Henson 1-7. OSU - Bowman 3-78, Pettigrew 2-16, Price 1-43, Hamilton 1-17, D. Woods 1-5, Burton 1-4, A.Woods 1-3, Toston 1-1.



GAME 3Sept. 23, Dallas, TX (Gerald J. Ford Stadium - 12,979)

SMU 55, Arkansas State 9DALLAS, Texas (9/23/06) - The Arkansas State football team could not pick up a winin its first road game of the season, falling 55-9 to the SMU Mustangs at Gerald J.Ford Stadium. Mustang quarterback Justin Willis connected with tight end RyanKennedy on three first half touchdown passes as SMU built a 38-6 halftime lead.Willis and Kennedy put the Mustangs on the board early when they connected on a6-yard touchdown pass with 13:30 remaining in the opening quarter. ASU answeredon its second possession with a 69-yard touchdown pass from quarterback CoreyLeonard to Patrick Higgins. Following the 84-yard drive, the extra point wasblocked, and the Indians trailed 7-6 with 8:49 to play in the first quarter. SMU addedthree more touchdowns from the 1:44 mark of the first quarter to the 12:15 mark ofthe second to take a 28-6 lead. Willis and Kennedy hooked up again just over threeminutes later on a 10-yard scoring play that left ASU facing a 35-6 deficit, andThomas Morstead capped the first half with a 50-yard field goal as time expired,sending ASU to the locker room trailing 38-6. An ASU turnover on its first posses-sion of the second half led to a 27-yard field goal from Morstead that extended theMustang lead to 41-6 with 10:12 remaining in the third quarter. ASU took advantageof a 30-yard completion from Travis Hewitt to Higgins on the Indians' second pos-session of the third quarter, setting up a first-and-goal at the Mustang seven, but thedrive stalled at the SMU three and the Indians settled for a 20-yard field goal by JoshArauco that cut the Mustang lead to 41-9 with 3:57 remaining in the period. SMUtacked on a rushing touchdown and a special teams touchdown to wrap up the scor-ing. Arnold led the ASU rushing attack with 89 yards on 16 carries, while Leonardcompleted 6-of-14 passes for 110 yards with one touchdown. Darren Toneyreturned four kickoffs for 101 yards for the Indians, and Marcus Brown led the ASUdefense with five tackles.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 6 0 3 0 9SMU 14 24 3 14 55

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPSMU 1 13:30 Ryan 6 yd reception 7-74 1:30ASU 1 8:49 Higgins 69 yd rec. 4-84 1:30SMU 1 1:44 Sanders 4 yd rec. 12-63 7:05SMU 2 14:20 Chase 75 yd rec. 2-80 0:31SMU 2 12:15 Kennedy 24 yd rec. 3-27 0:58SMU 2 9:10 Kennedy 10 yd rec. 3-25 1:12SMU 2 0:00 Morstead 50 yd FG 6-44 1:08SMU 3 10:12 Morstead 27 yd FG 5-30 1:44ASU 3 3:57 Arauco 20 yd FG 14-69 6:15SMU 4 5:26 Mapps 18 yd run 9-80 3:35SMU 4 2:25 Sledge 2yd fumble rec. 1-2 -

Team StatisticsASU SMU



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: ASU - Arnold 16-88, Wilkerson 5-14, Hewitt 5-13, James 3-10,Miller 1-(-1), Leonard 10-(-17). SMU - Mapps 14-132, Dorsey 10-80, Warren2-15, Willis 5-(-1). PASSING: ASU - Leonard 14-6-0, Hewitt 14-7-1. SMU- Willis 24-15-1, Slater 3-1-0, Sledge 1-1-0. RECEIVING: ASU - Vincent 3-37, Smith 3-25, Higgins 2-99, Johnson 1-10, Thompkins 1-8, Wilkerson 1-7, Jordan 1-4, Hoeflinger 1-3. SMU - Chase 3-122, Kennedy 3-40, Pellerin3-26, Sanders 3-26, Warren 3-7, Zimmerman 1-5, Givens 1-5.

GAME 4September 30, Miami, FL (FIU Stadium - 15,174)Arkansas State 31, Florida International 6

MIAMI, Fla. (9/30/06) — Sparked by a strong performance by the Indian defenseand 146 yards rushing by tailback Reggie Arnold, Arkansas State began defense ofits 2005 Sun Belt Conference Championship with a 31-6 victory over the FloridaInternational Golden Panthers at FIU Stadium. ASU forced four Panther turnoversand limited the FIU offense to 186 yards on the night, including just nine rushingyards. The Indians cashed in on an FIU turnover when freshman tailback CedrickWilkerson barreled in from one yard out for the ASU touchdown with 10:05 remain-ing in the opening quarter. The Indians put together a 10-play, 67-yard drive thatmade the score 14-0 when quarterback Corey Leonard scrambled left and found theend zone from seven yards out with 6:01 remaining in the first half. Following anoth-er FIU turnover to start the second half, the Indian offense needed just four plays tofind the end-zone, getting the touchdown when quarterback Travis Hewitt scored ona draw with 9:53 to play in the third for the 21-0 Arkansas State advantage. FloridaInternational got on the board with 1:40 remaining in the third when Panther tailbackA’mod Ned scored on a five yard run, but the extra point attempt was blocked byASU’s Brandon Williams, leaving the Tribe with a 21-6 advantage. The Indiansanswered the Panther touchdown on their next possession with a drive that endedwith an 18-yard Arauco field goal with 12:17 to play that lifted the Indian lead to 24-6, and ASU’s defense sealed the deal with 5:57 remaining when cornerbackDominique Williams intercepted a Padrick pass at the Panther 32 and returned it tothe 25, setting up a 3-yard touchdown run from Hewitt that set the final at 31-6.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 7 7 7 10 31Florida International 0 0 6 0 6

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPASU 1 10:05 Wilkerson 1 yd run 8-31 4:26ASU 2 6:01 Leonard 1 yd run 11-67 5:17ASU 3 9:53 Hewitt 7 yd run 4-19 1:45FIU 3 2:40 Ned 5 yd run 9-84 4:07ASU 4 12:17 Arauco 19 yd FG 7-58 4:05ASU 4 4:14 Hewitt 2 yd run 3-26 1:43

Team StatisticsASU FIU



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: ASU - Arnold 23-142, James 6-46, Leonard 6-25, Jones 1-8,Wilkerson 4-3, Hewitt 5-1. FIU - Ned 12-38, Reams 2-2, Ellis 1-1, Padrick4-(-32). PASSING: ASU - Hewitt 17-6-1-68, Leonard 5-4-0-40. FIU -Padrick 35-18-3-177. RECEIVING: ASU - Miller 2-29, Smith 2-21, Johnson2-11, Vincent 1-44, Hoeflinger 1-3, Jones 1-3, Wilkerson 1-(-3). FIU -Williams 7-72, Smith 6-65, Whiddon 2-22, Ned 2-6, Parker 1-12.



GAME 5Oct. 7, Jonesboro, AR (Indian Stadium - 18,785)

Arkansas State 10, Louisiana-Monroe 6

JONESBORO, Ark (10/7/06) - Quarterback Corey Leonard's 10-yard touchdown runwith 2:07 remaining lifted the Arkansas State Indians to a 10-6 victory over theLouisiana-Monroe Warhawks in a Sun Belt Conference battle at Indian Stadium.Leonard's touchdown helped the Indians overcome five turnovers in Warhawk terri-tory, and kept ASU unbeaten in Sun Belt play at 2-0. Arkansas State improved to 3-2 overall, and stretched its Indian Stadium win streak to seven games with the win.With the loss, ULM dropped to 1-4 overall, 0-2 in league play. ASU's game-winningdrive began at the Indian 38 with 5:20 remaining. Leonard hooked up with tailbackCedric Wilkerson on the second play of the drive for a first down at the Warhawk 38,then hit wideout Gary Vincent for another first down on third-and-nine at the ULM 21with just under four minutes remaining. Tailback Reggie Arnold picked up anotherfirst down on a run to the Warhawk 11 with 2:55 remaining, and two plays later,Leonard did the honors on a draw play from nine yards out. Arauco was good on thepoint-after for the 10-6 ASU lead. ULM took over at its 20 with 1:58 to play anddrove as far as the ASU 29, but the Indian defense forced four straight incompletepasses to preserve the win. ASU's Khayyam Burns broke up a pass from Lancasterto LaGregory Wade in the end zone on fourth down to end the drive.Leonard led the Indians in rushing with 48 yards on seven carries, and completed13-of-26 passes for 130 yards, with no touchdowns and two interceptions. Arnoldadded 48 yards on 10 carries and Wilkerson tallied 10 carries for 42 yards. Hewittcompleted 6-of-10 passes on the night for 70 yards and one interception.Linebackers Devrett Wade and Koby McKinnon led the ASU defense with 11 tack-les each, while Toney and Williams each added seven tackles and an interception.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 3 0 0 7 10Louisiana-Monroe 0 6 0 0 6

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPASU 1 5:20 Arauco 24 yd FG 15-80 4:46ULM 2 14:55 Calvin 8 yd. run 13-61 5:16ASU 4 2:07 Leonard 10 yd. run 10-62 3:13

Team StatisticsASU ULM



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: ASU - Arnold 10-48, Leonard 7-48, Wilkerson 10-42, James 9-40, Hewitt 2-(-4), ULM - Dawson 16-71, Lancaster 10-29, Hogan 5-24,McCoy 1-5, Stringfellow 1-1, Payne 2-0 PASSING: ASU - Leonard 26-13-2,Hewitt 10-6-1. ULM - Lancaster 13-9-2, Payne 12-6-0. RECEIVING: ASU -Wilkerson 5-47, Vincent 4-39, Dejohnette 4-37, Jones 3-29, Thompkins 2-47, Higgins 1-1. ULM - Humphrey 3-48, Dawson 3-17, McNeal 3-13, Hogan3-2, Sapp 2-14, McCoy 1-(-1)

GAME 6Oct. 14, Memphis, AR (Liberty Bowl - 31,758)

Arkansas State 26, Memphis 23MEMPHIS, Tenn. (10/14/06) — With the clock reading :00, Arkansas State receiverPatrick Higgins jumped high in the end zone among a throng of Memphis defendersto catch a 53-yard pass from quarterback Corey Leonard to lead the Indians to acome-from-behind 26-23 victory over Memphis in the Liberty Bowl. Higgins had twocatches on the day for 79 yards. Running back Cedric Wilkerson, subbing for aninjured Reggie Arnold, surprised the Memphis defense by picking up 116 yards on23 carries, 74 of which were in the second quarter. Leonard finished the day com-pleting 12 of 23 passes for 219 yards and two interceptions. After leading the entirefirst half, 17-6, things looked grim for ASU late in the game after Memphis haderased the lead to 23-20 in favor of the Tigers when UM receiver Ryan Scott threwa 37-yard touchdown strike to Joseph Doss on the flea flicker. A few plays later,ASU’s fate appeared to be sealed when Leonard was intercepted by UM’s HeathGrant with just over four minutes left in the game. A pass interference penaltyagainst the Indians set up Memphis’ first score, a 28-yard field goal by Matt Reaganwith 10:38 left in the first quarter. ASU struck back at 5:38 with a 16-yard run byfreshman receiver Brandon Thompkins. Josh Arauco connected on the point after togive ASU the 7-3 lead. Higgins added another TD early in the second period at13:31 on a 26-yard pass from Leonard. Arauco had a couple of field goals of 33 and27 yards. The third quarter belonged to the Tigers when Duke Calhoun scored on a49-yard pass play from quarterback Martin Hankins and a 28-yard field goal byReagan to cut ASU’s lead to 17-16. Following the Scott-to-Doss play, Leonard threwthe football up for grabs resulting in the winning catch. There was a short delay asofficials reviewed the play, but the result was the same.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 7 10 3 6 26Memphis 6 0 10 7 23

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPMemphis 1 10:33 Reagan 28 yd FG 12-53 4:27ASU 1 5:38 Thompkins 16 yd run 9-60 4:55Memphis 1 3:03 Reagan 27 yd FG 7-57 2:35ASU 2 13:21 Higgins 26 yd reception 9-76 4:42ASU 2 00:21 Arauco 33 yd FG 13-60 4:52Memphis 3 9:24 Calhoun 49 yd rec. 5-73 2:05Memphis 3 2:59 Reagan 28 yd FG 4-3 0:59ASU 3 00:50 Arauco 27 yd FG 8-57 2:09Memphis 4 06:40 Doss 37 yd reception 6-80 2:07ASU 4 00:00 Higgins 53 yd reception 4-73 1:32

Team StatisticsASU Memphis



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: Arkansas State-Wilkerson, C. 23-116; Arnold, Reggie 13-53;Leonard, Corey 13-35; Thompkins, B. 1-16; TEAM 1-minus 4. MemphisTigers-DOSS, Joseph 18-69; BARNES, Miguel 6-27; WILLIAMS, E. 3-19;CALHOUN, Duke 1-7; HANKINS, Martin 3-5. PASSING: Arkansas State-Leonard, Corey 12-23-2-219. Memphis Tigers-HANKINS, Martin 12-27-0-178; SCOTT, Ryan 1-1-0-37. RECEIVING: Arkansas State-Jones, Kevin 3-73; Johnson, David 3-28; Higgins, P. 2-79; Wilkerson, C. 2-23; Dejohnette,L. 1-12; Thompkins, B. 1-4. Memphis Tigers-SCOTT, Ryan 3-28; PRATCH-ER, Mario 3-17; THOMAS, Dave 2-61; WILLIAMS, E. 2-14; CALHOUN,Duke 1-49; DOSS, Joseph 1-37; SINGLETON, C. 1-9.



GAME 7Oct. 21, Jonesboro, AR (Indian Stadium - 19,141)

Arkansas State 29, North Texas 10JONESBORO, Ark. (10/21/06) - Freshman tailback Reggie Arnold rushed for 121yards and three touchdowns, and freshman Corey Leonard added 77 rushing yards,187 passing yards and a touchdown through the air to lead Arkansas State to a 29-10 win over the Mean Green of North Texas at Indian Stadium. After battling to a10-10 halftime tie, the Indians scored touchdowns on their first three possessions ofthe second half - all one-yard runs from Arnold - to distance themselves from theMean Green, while ASU's defense limited North Texas to just 94 yards after thebreak. Arnold's first touchdown capped a 77-yard drive on the Indians' initial pos-session of the second half. His second score followed an interception by Indian safe-ty Khayyam Burns late in the third quarter, and his final touchdown came with 9:44remaining in the game, giving the Indians a 29-10 lead that would prove to be thefinal score. Following Arnold's final touchdown, North Texas drove deep into ASUterritory, picking up a first-and-goal at the Arkansas State six, but the Indian defenseslammed the door for good when it stopped the Mean Green on four straight downs,including a fourth-and-goal from the ASU one to kill the drive. From there, the Indianoffense ran out the clock to seal the win. Offensively, Leonard finished the night with264 yards of total offense, a career high. Jones also posted career-best numbers onthe night finishing the game with three receptions for 84 yards and a touchdown.Defensively, Burns led the Indians with eight tackles and an interception, whilestrong safety Tyrell Johnson also recorded eight tackles on the night. LinebackerKoby McKinnon added seven tackles, and combined with defensive tackleJamarrow James for one sack of Meager.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 0 10 13 6 29North Texas 3 7 0 0 10

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPNT 1 2:15 Hopovac 42 yd FG 12-58 6:59ASU 2 14:01 Jones 31 yd reception 6-72 14:01NT 2 7:05 Collins 24 yd reception 7-90 2:16ASU 2 1:55 Arauco 19 yd FG 4-6 2:08ASU 3 8:14 Arnold 1 yd run 9-77 3:18ASU 3 1:04 Arnold 1 yd run 10-64 3:56ASU 4 9:44 Arnold 1 yd run 11-59 4:17

Team StatisticsASU NT



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: North Texas-Thomas, Jamario 21-119; Robertson, Evan 2-22;Meager, Daniel 8-19. Arkansas State-Arnold, Reggie 25-121; Leonard,Corey 12-77; Wilkerson, C. 12-64; O'Neal, Oren 1-11; Dejohnette, L. 1-6.PASSING: North Texas-Meager, Daniel 11-16-1-103. Arkansas State-Leonard, Corey 11-19-0-187. RECEIVING: North Texas-Nwigwe, Joel 5-52; Muzzy, Zach 3-14; Collins, David 1-24; Henderson, Kero 1-10; Jackson,B. 1-3. Arkansas State-Jones, Kevin 3-84; Dejohnette, L. 3-53; Johnson,David 1-21; Wilkerson, C. 1-10; Vincent, Gary 1-9; O'Neal, Oren 1-6;Arnold, Reggie 1-4.

GAME 8Oct. 28, Fort Lauderdale, FL (Lockhart Stadium - 8,129)

Florida Atlantic 29, Arkansas State 0

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (10/28/06) — Turnovers helped to bring Arkansas State’sfive-game Sun Belt Conference win streak to a halt as the Indians were shut out, 29-0, by Florida Atlantic at Lockhart Stadium. Turnovers plagued the Indians through-out the game with quarterbacks Corey Leonard and Travis Hewitt throwing five com-bined interceptions. Most were tipped by FAU defenders and fell into the arms ofOwl players. In addition, ASU fumbled twice and lost one. It was the lowest offen-sive output this season for the Tribe with 104 yards of total offense, including sixyards rushing and 98 yards passing. The game got off to a rocky start for ASU whenFlorida Atlantic had a 21-play drive that chewed up nearly eight minutes off the clockand resulted in a 21-yard field goal. On the Owls’ opening drive of the second quar-ter, B.J. Manley rushed for the 35-yard touchdown to put FAU up 10-0. Following afumble by ASU’s Corey Leonard, FAU’s Warley Leroy put up another field goal, a 41-yarder, with 9:40 remaining in the second quarter to make it, 13-0. ASU punter BrettShrable recovered a high snap and tossed the football out of the end zone in thethird quarter for a safety, a three-yard pass reception from Clayton to Aaron Sanchezwith 3:37 left in the game, and another interception by Small for a 22-yard scoringreturn with 2:31 left rounded out the day’s scoring. A couple of bright moments forthe Indians included receiver Levi Dejohnette who reached the 1,000-yard milestonefor his career with his four catches for 73 yards on the day. He also moved up toninth on ASU’s all-time chart for career receptions. Defensively, linebacker KobyMcKinnon led with nine total tackles followed by Ben Owens with seven.. Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 0 0 0 0 0Florida Atlantic 3 10 2 14 29

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPFAU 1 2:58 Leroy 21 yd FG 21-79 10:06FAU 2 14:03 Manley 35 yd run 4-53 3:08FAU 2 9:40 Leroy 41 yd FG 5-20 2:30FAU 3 8:44 TEAM safety - -FAU 4 3:37 Sanchez 3 yd reception 7-30 3:46FAU 4 2:31 Small 22 yd int. return 1-22 -

Team StatisticsASU FAU


Passes Att-Comp.-Int 24-9-5 20-9-1Total Net Yards 104 269Fumbles: Number-Lost 2-1 0-0Penalties: Number-Yard 7-42 6-91Possession Time 23:58 36:02Third Down Conversions 3 of 12 7 of 16Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-10 3-24

Individual StatisticsRUSHING: Arkansas State - Arnold, Reggie 11-35; Wilkerson, C. 5-28;Hewitt, Travis 1-0; Leonard, Corey 8-minus 9; TEAM 1-minus 48. FloridaAtlantic - Pierre, C. 24-122; Manley, B.J. 6-37; Sanchez, A. 9-20; Clayton,S. 6-1; TEAM 1-minus 2. PASSING: Arkansas State - Leonard, Corey 7-16-3-55; Hewitt, Travis 2-8-2-43. Florida Atlantic U.-Clayton, S. 9-19-1-91;Gent, C. 0-1-0-0. RECEIVING: Arkansas State-Dejohnette, L. 4-73;Wilkerson, C. 2-2; Johnson, David 1-9; Smith, Joe 1-7; Jones, Kevin 1-7.Florida Atlantic - Holley, A. 3-46; Sanchez, A. 2-17; Bonner, C. 1-14;Simeon, F. 1-10; Johnson, C. 1-4; Harmon, J. 1-0.



GAME 9Nov. 4, Auburn, AL (Jordan-Hare Stadium - 78,493)

No. 6 Auburn 27, Arkansas State 0

AUBURN, Ala. — Sixth-ranked Auburn was too much for Arkansas State as theTigers defeated the Indians 27-0 before 78,493 fans at Jordan-Hare Stadium inAuburn. Despite being intercepted twice by the ASU defense, Auburn quarterbackBrandon Cox completed 12 of 21 passes for 251 yards and two touchdowns, includ-ing a 13 yard strike to wideout Courtney Taylor on the Tigers’ first possession to giveAuburn an early 7-0 lead. Auburn added a pair of field goals from John Vaughn totake a 13-0 lead at the half. The other two Tiger touchdowns came on a one-yardrun from fullback Carl Stewart, and a 19 yard pass from Cox to Stewart, both in thethird quarter. Junior Montis Harrison, and freshman Daylan Walker both notchedtheir first career interceptions when they picked off a pair of Cox passes, and line-backer Ben Owens also grabbed his first career interception when he interceptedAuburn quarterback Blake Field late in the game. ASU’s best chance to get on thescoreboard came in the fourth quarter, when the Indians drove from the ASU one tothe Auburn three, but a field goal attempt on fourth and goal went awry when hold-er Brett Shrable could not hold on to a high snap from Nick Emfinger. Offensively,ASU quarterback Corey Leonard completed nine of 17 passes for 61 yards, whiletailbacks Reggie Arnold and Chris James rushed for 37 yards each, and wideoutKevin Jones added four catches for 34 yards. In addition to the three interceptionsby the ASU defense, junior Khayyam Burns added eight tackles, a forced fumbleand a fumble recovery, while Jonathan Najm and Tyrell Johnson added five stopseach.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 0 0 0 0 0Auburn 10 3 14 0 27

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPAuburn 1 12:08 Taylor 13 yd reception 5-57 2:52Auburn 1 1:15 Vaughn 21 yd FG 6-67 3:45Auburn 2 4:15 Vaughn 22 yd FG 7-66 3:21Auburn 3 9:31 Stewart 1 yd run 5-42 2:34Auburn 3 4:01 Stewart 19 yd rec. 5-45 1:49

Team StatisticsASU Auburn



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: Arkansas State - Arnold, Reggie 11-37; James, Chris 7-37;Wilkerson, C. 9-24; Leonard, Corey 5-7; Hewitt, Travis 2-minus 5; TEAM 1-minus 12. Auburn - Ben Tate 11-93; Brad Lester 12-62; Carl Stewart 2-3;Kenny Irons 1-0; Brandon Cox 2-minus 10. PASSING: Arkansas State -Leonard, Corey 9-17-0-61; Hewitt, Travis 3-4-1-28; Shrable, Brett 0-1-0-0.Auburn-Brandon Cox 12-21-2-251; Blake Field 0-1-1-0. RECEIVING:Arkansas State - Jones, Kevin 4-34; Jordan, J.T. 2-22; Miller, Chris 2-15;Johnson, David 1-12; James, Chris 1-6; Dejohnette, L. 1-5; Wilkerson, C. 1-minus 5. Auburn-Courtney Taylor 4-116; Carl Stewart 3-41; Lee Guess 1-38;Montez Billings 1-21; P. Rodriguez 1-17; R. Smith 1-16; Ben Tate 1-2.

GAME 10Nov. 11, Jonesboro, AR (Indian Stadium - 10,176)

Middle Tennessee 38, Arkansas State 10

JONESBORO, Ark. — The ASU Indians saw their eight-game home win streaksnapped with a 38-10 loss to the Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders at Indian Stadium.Middle Tennessee jumped out to a 10-0 lead in the first quarter before ASU got onthe board with a 33-yard field goal from Josh Arauco with 4:58 remaining in the sec-ond quarter, then blocked a Blue Raider field goal on the final play of the half toswing the momentum in the Indians’ favor heading into the locker room. ArkansasState opened the second half by driving to the Blue Raider 15, but MiddleTennessee’s Brandon Robinson intercepted a pass by ASU quarterback CoreyLeonard and returned it 88 yards for a touchdown to stretch the Middle Tennesseelead to 17-3. The Blue Raiders added a seven yard touchdown run by DesmondGee later in the quarter, and a five yard score from DeMarco McNair to make it 31-3. ASU made it 31-10 when Leonard connected with Levi Dejohnette for a 14-yardtouchdown with 4:38 remaining, and Middle Tennessee set the final score at 38-10when McNair scored from 48 yards out on the Blue Raiders’ next possession. ASUtailback Reggie Arnold rushed for 116 yards to lead the Indian offense, while JoshWilliams led the Indian defense with nine tackles and a blocked field goal.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 0 3 0 7 10Middle Tennessee 10 0 14 14 38

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPMT 1 7:51 Gross 1 yd run 7-39 3:29MT 1 3:56 Smith 29 yd FG 8-47 2:05ASU 2 4:58 Arauco 33 yd FG 18-68 6:14MT 3 8:48 Robinson 88 yd int. ret. 1-88 -MT 3 2:49 Gee 7 yd run 7-56 3:05MT 4 7:30 McNair 5 yd run 6-57 3:32ASU 4 4:38 Dejohnette 14 yd rec. 10-65 2:47MT 4 4:01 McNair 48 yd run 1-48 0:22

Team StatisticsASU Middl Tennessee



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: Middle Tennessee - McNair, DeMarco 9-98; Gross, Eugene 15-79; Gee, Desmond 8-25; Marks, Clint 5-9. Arkansas State-Arnold, Reggie20-115; Wilkerson, C. 8-25; Miller, Chris 1-10; James, Chris 1-4;Thompkins, B. 1-3; Johnson, Tyrell 1-3; Leonard, Corey 13-2. PASSING:Middle Tennessee-Marks, Clint 11-14-0-134. Arkansas State-Leonard,Corey 14-35-1-146. RECEIVING: Middle Tennessee-Gee, Desmond 2-46;Henry, Taron 2-29; Corder, Clinton 2-27; Gross, Eugene 2-1; Chicola, S. 1-19; Paschall, Luke 1-11; Robinson, B. 1-1. Arkansas State-Dejohnette, L. 3-38; Miller, Chris 3-35; Jones, Kevin 2-40; Wilkerson, C. 2-2; James, Chris1-12; Vincent, Gary 1-9; Smith, Joe 1-8; Arnold, Reggie 1-2.



GAME 11Nov. 18, Troy, AL (Movie Gallery Stadium - 20,462)

Arkansas State 33, Troy 26TROY, Ala. — Cedric Wilkerson scored on a one-yard run with 17 seconds left in thegame to give Arkansas State a 33-26 win over Troy Saturday at Movie GalleryStadium. The Trojans led 26-25 with 3:58 remaining as the Indians were drivingdownfield. With fourth down and eight yards to go and 1:36 left in the game, ASUquarterback Corey Leonard scrambled 11 yards and picked up the first down to keepthe drive alive. As the Tribe offense continued to move, Wilkerson took advantageof a third-and-goal situation to bull it in from the one capping off a 70-yard drive.Leonard ran in the two-point conversion to cement ASU’s lead. When play resumedand with eight seconds showing on the clock, Troy quarterback Omar Haugabookthrew a long pass which was intercepted by ASU’s Darren Toney to run out the clockand seal the win for the Indians. Redshirt freshman kicker Josh Arauco played ahuge role in ASU’s win by connecting on three field goals including a 21, 22, and 36-yarder. Leonard, a redshirt freshman from Covington, La., ended the night hitting 13of 26 pass attempts for 188 yards and two TDs. He also rushed 20 times for 76yards. Running back Reggie Arnold led ASU with 90 yards rushing on 19 attempts.Defensively, safety Tyrell Johnson had nine tackles while linebacker Josh Williamsand safety Khayyam Burns each had eight.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 7 13 0 13 33Troy 9 7 3 7 26

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPTroy 1 9:41 Whibbs 47 yd FG 11-47 5:19Troy 1 2:36 Cattouse 4 yd run 5-84 2:11ASU 1 :46 Johnson 62 yd rec. 5-80 1:50Troy 2 13:52 Terry 53 yd reception 6-62 1:54ASU 2 9:13 Jones 21 yd reception 10-79 4:39ASU 2 6:52 Aracuo 21 yd FG 5-16 1:27ASU 2 :08 Arauco 22 yd FG 13-76 5:28Troy 3 2:21 Whibbs 26 yd FG 11-83 3:01ASU 4 11:52 Arauco 36 yd FG 4-3 1:40Troy 4 8:31 Cattouse 1 yd run 9-60 3:21ASU 4 3:58 Williams safety - -ASU 4 :17 Wilkerson 1 yd run 12-70 3:29

Team StatisticsASU Troy



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: ASU - Arnold, Reggie 19-90; Leonard, Corey 20-76; Wilkerson,C. 8-44; Thompkins, B. 2-17; O'Neal, Oren 2-6. Troy - Cattouse, Kenny 19-107; Williams, C. 1-3; Davis, Andrew 2-1; Jones, Anthony 1-minus 1;Haugabook, Omar 3-minus 22. PASSING: ASU - Leonard, Corey 13-26-0-188. Troy-Haugabook, Omar 19-30-2-267. RECEIVING: ASU - Jones,Kevin 4-47; Johnson, David 2-74; Thompkins, B. 2-18; Dejohnette, L. 2-5;Wilkerson, C. 1-20; Miller, Chris 1-18; O'Neal, Oren 1-3; Williams, B. 0-3.Troy-Terry, Mykeal 6-140; East, Marlo 3-18; Cattouse, Kenny 2-18;Rutledge, Toris 2-7; Banks, Gary 2-3; Hampton, Smokey 1-60; Davis,Andrew 1-11; Williams, C. 1-6; Jones, Anthony 1-4.

GAME 12Nov. 25, Lafayette, LA (Cajun Field - 10,212)Arkansas State 13, Louisiana-Lafayette 28

LAFAYETTE, La. (11/25/06) - Despite a stellar performance by running back ReggieArnold, Louisiana-Lafayette scored twice in the fourth quarter to spoil ArkansasState's season finale, 28-13, at Cajun Field. Arnold carried the football 18 times for156 yards, including 110 in the first half which put him over the 1,000-yard mark forthe season. With the Indians down by one, 14-13, ULL quarterback Jerry Babb ranfor a 23-yard score with 11:31 left in the game. Shortly after, Tyrell Fenroy scored ona one-yard run. Drew Edmiston hit both extra points to end ASU's quest for a 7-5record. ASU got on the board first when Josh Arauco connected on a 38-yard fieldgoal with 10:02 in the first quarter on the Indians' first series. Fenroy answered witha seven-yard TD run at the start of the second quarter. Arnold set up ASU's ensu-ing touchdown by rushing for 22 yards and then 19. Quarterback Corey Leonardthrew a 15-yard TD strike to Levi Dejohnette and Arauco was good on the PAT with10:43 remaining to put the Indians up, 10-7. Fenroy scored again on a two-yard runjust before the half. Arauco's 36-yard field goal with 14:53 in the final period wasASU's final score on the day. Both teams were pretty evenly matched with ASUgaining 365 yards of total offense to ULL's 372. Leonard ended the day hitting 13 ofhis 30 passes for 132 yards and one TD. Babb was 10-of-18 with one interceptionand 107 yards. Defensively, Tyrell Johnson led ASU's assault with 10 tackles,including eight solo stops. Linebacker Koby McKinnon had seven. Khayyam Burnsfinished with one interception for 15 return yards and recovered a fumble andreturned it 19 yards.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 ScoreArkansas State 3 7 0 3 13Louisiana-Lafayette 0 14 0 14 28

Team Qtr Time Scoring play Plays-Yards TOPASU 1 10:02 Arauco 38 yd FG 10-54 4:58ULL 2 14:16 Fenroy 7 yd run 10-82 4:07ASU 2 10:43 Dejohnette 15 yd rec. 7-84 3:33ULL 2 4:29 Fenroy 2 yd run 5-42 1:34ASU 4 14:53 Arauco 36 yd FG 4-6 1:22ULL 4 11:31 Babb 23 yd run 7-80 3:22ULL 4 6:45 Fenroy 1 yd run 6-69 2:47

Team StatisticsASU Louisiana-Lafayette



Individual StatisticsRUSHING: ASU - Arnold, Reggie 18-156; Leonard, Corey 16-64;Thompkins, B. 2-11; Wilkerson, C. 2-2. ULL - Fenroy, Tyrell 26-178; Babb,Jerry 10-74; Desormeaux, Mic 1-13; Rubin, Caleb 1-2; Johnson, Cheste 1-1; TEAM 2-minus 3. PASSING: ASU - Leonard, Corey 13-30-0-132. ULL -Babb, Jerry 10-18-1-107. RECEIVING: ASU - Dejohnette, L. 3-43; Norman,Jarriel 3-23; Jones, Kevin 2-20; Smith, Joe 2-12; Johnson, David 1-25;O'Neal, Oren 1-7; Thompkins, B. 1-2. ULL - Desormeaux, Mic 4-34; Smith,Derrick 3-38; Nevels, Phillip 1-17; Duffy, Darrius 1-12; Johnson, Cheste 1-6.


2006 Final Statistics2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRAL ALL GAMES........... (6-6-0) (3-2-0) (3-4-0) (0-0-0) CONFERENCE.......... (4-3-0) (2-1-0) (2-2-0) (0-0-0) NON-CONFERENCE...... (2-3-0) (1-1-0) (1-2-0) (0-0-0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE ATTEND TEAM STATISTICS ASU OPP ------------ ------------------------ --- ----- ------ --------------------------------------------------- Sep 02, 2006 ARMY W 14-6 23426 FIRST DOWNS.............. 224 187 Sep 09, 2006 OKLAHOMA STATE L 7-35 23816 Rushing................ 121 92 Sep 23, 2006 at SMU L 9-55 12979 Passing................ 82 79 *Sep 30, 2006 at Fla. International W 31-6 15174 Penalty................ 21 16 *Oct 07, 2006 LOUISIANA-MONROE W 10-6 18785 RUSHING YARDAGE.......... 2012 1782 Oct 14, 2006 at Memphis Tigers W 26-23 31758 Yards gained rushing... 2464 2039 *Oct 21, 2006 NORTH TEXAS W 29-10 19141 Yards lost rushing..... 452 257 *Oct 28, 2006 at Florida Atlantic U. L 0-29 8129 Rushing Attempts....... 507 393 Nov. 4, 2006 at Auburn L 0-27 78493 Average Per Rush....... 4.0 4.5 *Nov 11, 2006 MIDDLE TENNESSEE L 10-38 10176 Average Per Game....... 167.7 148.5 *Nov 18, 2006 at Troy W 33-26 20462 TDs Rushing............ 12 18 *Nov 25, 2006 at Louisiana-Lafayette L 13-28 10212 PASSING YARDAGE.......... 1735 1931 * denotes conference game Att-Comp-Int........... 300-144-15 277-158-19 Average Per Pass....... 5.8 7.0 RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G Average Per Catch...... 12.0 12.2 ----------------------------------------------------------- Average Per Game....... 144.6 160.9 Arnold, Reggie 12 209 1109 33 1076 5.1 4 31 89.7 TDs Passing............ 8 14 Wilkerson, C. 10 86 368 6 362 4.2 2 27 36.2 TOTAL OFFENSE............ 3747 3713 Leonard, Corey 12 116 554 223 331 2.9 2 29 27.6 Total Plays............ 807 670 James, Chris 9 37 208 4 204 5.5 0 24 22.7 Average Per Play....... 4.6 5.5 O'Neal, Oren 9 8 59 0 59 7.4 0 24 6.6 Average Per Game....... 312.2 309.4 Thompkins, B. 12 7 47 0 47 6.7 1 16 3.9 KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 51-977 39-813 Jones, Kevin 12 2 14 0 14 7.0 0 8 1.2 PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 18-68 21-168 Miller, Chris 12 2 10 1 9 4.5 0 10 0.8 INT RETURNS: #-YARDS..... 19-293 15-294 Hewitt, Travis 9 31 86 78 8 0.3 3 11 0.9 FUMBLES-LOST............. 26-15 19-7 Dejohnette, L. 10 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 6 0.6 PENALTIES-YARDS.......... 69-609 80-741 Johnson, Tyrell 11 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.3 PUNTS-AVG................ 53-38.0 46-41.6 TEAM 6 7 0 107 -107 -15.3 0 0 -17.8 TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME.. 33:03 26:43 Total.......... 12 507 2464 452 2012 4.0 12 31 167.7 3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 76/176 52/137 Opponents...... 12 393 2039 257 1782 4.5 18 57 148.5 4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS..... 4/17 7/14

PASSING GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long --------------------------------------------------------------- --------------------------------------- Leonard, Corey 12 103.77 222-109-8 49.1 1321 8 69 110.1 Burns, Khayyam 4 116 29.0 1 51 Hewitt, Travis 9 72.44 77-35-7 45.5 414 0 46 46.0 Toney, Darren 3 44 14.7 0 43 Shrable, Brett 12 0.00 1-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Williams, D. 3 13 4.3 0 7 Total.......... 12 95.38 300-144-15 48.0 1735 8 69 144.6 McKinnon, Koby 2 56 28.0 0 51 Opponents...... 12 118.56 277-158-19 57.0 1931 14 75 160.9 Johnson, Tyrell 1 0 0.0 0 0 Owens, Ben 1 0 0.0 0 0 RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Harrison, M. 1 0 0.0 0 0 ------------------------------------------------- Ramage, Rob 1 33 33.0 0 33 Jones, Kevin 12 25 355 14.2 2 45 29.6 Najm, Jonathan 1 22 22.0 0 22 Dejohnette, L. 10 23 281 12.2 2 47 28.1 Williams, Josh 1 9 9.0 0 9 Wilkerson, C. 10 16 103 6.4 0 20 10.3 Walker, Daylan 1 0 0.0 0 0 Johnson, David 12 13 200 15.4 1 62 16.7 Total.......... 19 293 15.4 1 51 Miller, Chris 12 13 132 10.2 0 18 11.0 Opponents...... 15 294 19.6 2 88 Vincent, Gary 10 12 172 14.3 0 44 17.2 Smith, Joe 11 9 73 8.1 0 16 6.6 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Thompkins, B. 12 8 89 11.1 0 33 7.4 ----------------------------------------------------- Higgins, P. 9 7 215 30.7 3 69 23.9 Shrable, Brett 52 1983 38.1 54 3 4 13 0 Arnold, Reggie 12 4 16 4.0 0 13 1.3 Hewitt, Travis 1 32 32.0 32 0 0 0 0 Jordan, J.T. 7 3 26 8.7 0 13 3.7 Total.......... 53 2015 38.0 54 3 4 13 0 Norman, Jarriel 5 3 23 7.7 0 11 4.6 Opponents...... 46 1913 41.6 72 8 3 15 0 O'Neal, Oren 9 3 16 5.3 0 7 1.8 James, Chris 9 2 18 9.0 0 12 2.0 PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Hoeflinger, Jon 8 2 6 3.0 0 3 0.8 --------------------------------------- Henson, Brandon 12 1 7 7.0 0 7 0.6 Jones, Kevin 15 63 4.2 0 20 Williams, B. 11 0 3 0.0 0 0 0.3 Vincent, Gary 2 10 5.0 0 5 Total.......... 12 144 1735 12.0 8 69 144.6 Walker, Daylan 1 -5 -5.0 0 0 Opponents...... 12 158 1931 12.2 14 75 160.9 Total.......... 18 68 3.8 0 20 Opponents...... 21 168 8.0 0 49 FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk ----------------------------------------------------------------- KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Arauco, Josh 12-16 75.0 2-2 5-6 5-7 0-1 0-0 38 3 --------------------------------------- Thompkins, B. 25 548 21.9 0 42 |------- PATs -------| Toney, Darren 13 282 21.7 0 61 SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points Jones, Kevin 6 82 13.7 0 20 --------------------------------------------------------------- Miller, Chris 5 52 10.4 0 16 Arauco, Josh 0 12-16 16-19 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 52 Henson, Brandon 1 1 1.0 0 1 Arnold, Reggie 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Brown, Marcus 1 12 12.0 0 12 Hewitt, Travis 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Total.......... 51 977 19.2 0 61 Higgins, P. 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Opponents...... 39 813 20.8 0 53 Leonard, Corey 2 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 14 Wilkerson, C. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G


2006 Individual Statistics2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long

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Arnold, Reggie 12 209 1109 33 1076 5.1 4 31 89.7 Jones, Kevin 15 63 4.2 0 20

Wilkerson, C. 10 86 368 6 362 4.2 2 27 36.2 Vincent, Gary 2 10 5.0 0 5

Leonard, Corey 12 116 554 223 331 2.9 2 29 27.6 Walker, Daylan 1 -5 -5.0 0 0

James, Chris 9 37 208 4 204 5.5 0 24 22.7 Total.......... 18 68 3.8 0 20

O'Neal, Oren 9 8 59 0 59 7.4 0 24 6.6 Opponents...... 21 168 8.0 0 49

Thompkins, B. 12 7 47 0 47 6.7 1 16 3.9

Jones, Kevin 12 2 14 0 14 7.0 0 8 1.2 INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long

Miller, Chris 12 2 10 1 9 4.5 0 10 0.8 ---------------------------------------

Hewitt, Travis 9 31 86 78 8 0.3 3 11 0.9 Burns, Khayyam 4 116 29.0 1 51

Dejohnette, L. 10 1 6 0 6 6.0 0 6 0.6 Williams, D. 3 13 4.3 0 7

Johnson, Tyrell 11 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.3 Toney, Darren 3 44 14.7 0 43

TEAM 6 7 0 107 -107 -15.3 0 0 -17.8 McKinnon, Koby 2 56 28.0 0 51

Total.......... 12 507 2464 452 2012 4.0 12 31 167.7 Johnson, Tyrell 1 0 0.0 0 0

Opponents...... 12 393 2039 257 1782 4.5 18 57 148.5 Harrison, M. 1 0 0.0 0 0

Williams, Josh 1 9 9.0 0 9

PASSING GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G Najm, Jonathan 1 22 22.0 0 22

--------------------------------------------------------------- Ramage, Rob 1 33 33.0 0 33

Leonard, Corey 12 103.77 222-109-8 49.1 1321 8 69 110.1 Owens, Ben 1 0 0.0 0 0

Hewitt, Travis 9 72.44 77-35-7 45.5 414 0 46 46.0 Walker, Daylan 1 0 0.0 0 0

Shrable, Brett 12 0.00 1-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Total.......... 19 293 15.4 1 51

Total.......... 12 95.38 300-144-15 48.0 1735 8 69 144.6 Opponents...... 15 294 19.6 2 88

Opponents...... 12 118.56 277-158-19 57.0 1931 14 75 160.9

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long

RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G ---------------------------------------

------------------------------------------------- Thompkins, B. 25 548 21.9 0 42

Jones, Kevin 12 25 355 14.2 2 45 29.6 Toney, Darren 13 282 21.7 0 61

Dejohnette, L. 10 23 281 12.2 2 47 28.1 Jones, Kevin 6 82 13.7 0 20

Wilkerson, C. 10 16 103 6.4 0 20 10.3 Miller, Chris 5 52 10.4 0 16

Johnson, David 12 13 200 15.4 1 62 16.7 Henson, Brandon 1 1 1.0 0 1

Miller, Chris 12 13 132 10.2 0 18 11.0 Brown, Marcus 1 12 12.0 0 12

Vincent, Gary 10 12 172 14.3 0 44 17.2 Total.......... 51 977 19.2 0 61

Smith, Joe 11 9 73 8.1 0 16 6.6 Opponents...... 39 813 20.8 0 53

Thompkins, B. 12 8 89 11.1 0 33 7.4

Higgins, P. 9 7 215 30.7 3 69 23.9 FUMBLE RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long

Arnold, Reggie 12 4 16 4.0 0 13 1.3 ---------------------------------------

Jordan, J.T. 7 3 26 8.7 0 13 3.7 Burns, Khayyam 1 19 19.0 0 19

Norman, Jarriel 5 3 23 7.7 0 11 4.6 Total.......... 1 19 19.0 0 19

O'Neal, Oren 9 3 16 5.3 0 7 1.8 Opponents...... 5 53 10.6 1 27

James, Chris 9 2 18 9.0 0 12 2.0

Hoeflinger, Jon 8 2 6 3.0 0 3 0.8

Henson, Brandon 12 1 7 7.0 0 7 0.6

Williams, B. 11 0 3 0.0 0 0 0.3

Total.......... 12 144 1735 12.0 8 69 144.6

Opponents...... 12 158 1931 12.2 14 75 160.9


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SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G

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Arauco, Josh 0 12-16 16-19 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 52 Leonard, Corey 12 338 331 1321 1652 137.7

Arnold, Reggie 4 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Arnold, Reggie 12 209 1076 0 1076 89.7

Hewitt, Travis 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Hewitt, Travis 9 108 8 414 422 46.9

Higgins, P. 3 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Wilkerson, C. 10 86 362 0 362 36.2

Leonard, Corey 2 0-0 0-0 1-1 0 0-0 0 0 14 James, Chris 9 37 204 0 204 22.7

Wilkerson, C. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 O'Neal, Oren 9 8 59 0 59 6.6

Jones, Kevin 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Thompkins, B. 12 7 47 0 47 3.9

Dejohnette, L. 2 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Jones, Kevin 12 2 14 0 14 1.2

Thompkins, B. 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Miller, Chris 12 2 9 0 9 0.8

Johnson, David 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Dejohnette, L. 10 1 6 0 6 0.6

Burns, Khayyam 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Johnson, Tyrell 11 1 3 0 3 0.3

Williams, Josh 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 2 TEAM 6 7 -107 0 -107 -17.8

Total.......... 21 12-16 16-19 1-1 0 0-0 0 1 182 Total.......... 12 807 2012 1735 3747 312.2

Opponents...... 35 15-18 32-35 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 289 Opponents...... 12 670 1782 1931 3713 309.4

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd

FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50-99 Lg Blk -----------------------------------------------------

----------------------------------------------------------------- Shrable, Brett 52 1983 38.1 54 3 4 13 0

Arauco, Josh 12-16 75.0 2-2 5-6 5-7 0-1 0-0 38 3 Hewitt, Travis 1 32 32.0 32 0 0 0 0

Total.......... 53 2015 38.0 54 3 4 13 0

FG SEQUENCE Arkansas State OPPONENTS Opponents...... 46 1913 41.6 72 8 3 15 0

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Army 33 (26),(36) KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn

Oklahoma State - - --------------------------------------------------------

SMU (20) (50),(27) Sheffield, B. 45 2421 53.8 4 1

Fla. International 40,37,(19) 37 Total.......... 45 2421 53.8 4 1 893 34.0 31

Louisiana-Monroe (24) - Opponents...... 62 3715 59.9 10 1 1177 40.9 24

Memphis Tigers (33),(27) (28),(27),(28)

North Texas (19) (42)

Florida Atlantic U. - (21),(41),40

Auburn - (21),(22)

Middle Tennessee (33) (29),43

Troy (21),(22),(36) (47),(26)

Louisiana-Lafayette (38),24,(36) -

Numbers in (parentheses) indicate field goal was made.

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G

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Arnold, Reggie 12 1076 16 0 0 0 1092 91.0

Thompkins, B. 12 47 89 0 548 0 684 57.0

Jones, Kevin 12 14 355 63 82 0 514 42.8

Wilkerson, C. 10 362 103 0 0 0 465 46.5

Leonard, Corey 12 331 0 0 0 0 331 27.6

Toney, Darren 12 0 0 0 282 44 326 27.2

Dejohnette, L. 10 6 281 0 0 0 287 28.7

James, Chris 9 204 18 0 0 0 222 24.7

Higgins, P. 9 0 215 0 0 0 215 23.9

Johnson, David 12 0 200 0 0 0 200 16.7

Miller, Chris 12 9 132 0 52 0 193 16.1

Vincent, Gary 10 0 172 10 0 0 182 18.2

Burns, Khayyam 12 0 0 0 0 116 116 9.7

O'Neal, Oren 9 59 16 0 0 0 75 8.3

Smith, Joe 11 0 73 0 0 0 73 6.6

McKinnon, Koby 12 0 0 0 0 56 56 4.7

Ramage, Rob 11 0 0 0 0 33 33 3.0

Jordan, J.T. 7 0 26 0 0 0 26 3.7

Norman, Jarriel 5 0 23 0 0 0 23 4.6

Najm, Jonathan 9 0 0 0 0 22 22 2.4

Williams, D. 12 0 0 0 0 13 13 1.1

Brown, Marcus 8 0 0 0 12 0 12 1.5

Williams, Josh 12 0 0 0 0 9 9 0.8

Henson, Brandon 12 0 7 0 1 0 8 0.7

Hewitt, Travis 9 8 0 0 0 0 8 0.9

Hoeflinger, Jon 8 0 6 0 0 0 6 0.8

Williams, B. 11 0 3 0 0 0 3 0.3

Johnson, Tyrell 11 3 0 0 0 0 3 0.3

Walker, Daylan 10 0 0 -5 0 0 -5 -0.5

TEAM 6 -107 0 0 0 0 -107 -17.8

Total.......... 12 2012 1735 68 977 293 5085 423.8

Opponents...... 12 1782 1931 168 813 294 4988 415.7


2006 Defensive Statistics2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

|--------Tackles--------| |-Sacks-| |---Pass Def---| |-Fumbles-| BlkdDEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp QBH Rcv-Yds FF Kick Saf------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------16 Johnson, Tyrell 11 43 20 63 1.0-10 . 1-0 4 . . . . .21 Burns, Khayyam 12 35 25 60 1.5-5 . 4-116 7 . 2-19 2 . .37 McKinnon, Koby 12 31 26 57 5.5-30 3.0-24 2-56 2 . . 1 . .11 Williams, Josh 12 31 24 55 7.0-12 . 1-9 1 . . . 1 132 Wade, Devrett 12 29 19 48 5.5-15 . . 1 . . 1 . .3 Toney, Darren 12 30 9 39 3.5-10 . 3-44 5 . . . . .97 Green, Reggie 12 25 11 36 2.5-6 . . . 1 1-0 1 . .48 Owens, Ben 12 20 14 34 2.0-20 2.0-20 1-0 . 1 . . . .54 Najm, Jonathan 9 20 10 30 3.0-15 1.0-10 1-22 . 1 . 1 . .43 James, Jamarrow 12 19 9 28 7.5-34 1.0-11 . . . 1-0 . . .8 Williams, D. 12 16 9 25 2.0-3 . 3-13 6 . . . . .45 Ellis, Elias 12 18 5 23 1.0-8 1.0-8 . . . . . . .79 Hickman, Prince 12 11 10 21 1.0-1 . . . . . . . .20 Harrison, M. 12 13 5 18 1.0-1 . 1-0 3 . . . . .91 Bonds, Curtis 12 10 5 15 2.5-10 2.0-9 . . . . . . .98 Carrington, A. 8 11 3 14 2.0-12 1.0-9 . . . . 1 . .4 Henderson, J. 12 13 1 14 . . . . . . . . .29 Brown, Marcus 8 8 4 12 0.5-2 . . . . 1-0 . . .96 Ramage, Rob 11 7 1 8 4.0-17 2.0-12 1-33 . . 1-0 . . .92 Wallace, Jeremy 9 6 2 8 1.5-3 . . . . . . . .94 Rollins, B. 3 4 2 6 . . . . . . . . .36 Walker, Daylan 10 6 . 6 . . 1-0 1 . . . . .59 Jackson, A. 6 2 1 3 0.5-0 . . . . 1-0 . . .41 Hardy, Greg 10 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .53 Harris, Anthony 10 3 . 3 . . . . . . . . .9 Dejohnette, L. 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .31 Taylor, Matt 7 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .83 Emfinger, Nick 10 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .84 Sheffield, B. 12 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .65 Lockley, Heath 6 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .69 Jenkins, Tanner 11 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . .13 Shrable, Brett 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .86 Jones, Travis 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .39 Van Dolah, Evan 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .22 Williams, B. 11 . 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 .27 Langston, M. 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .38 Reeves, Steve 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .17 Hewitt, Travis 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .70 Maas, Dale 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .19 Smith, Joe 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .80 Gillott, Trevor 10 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .34 McNeal, Danny 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .7 Miller, Chris 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .85 Johnson, David 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .10 Higgins, P. 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .24 James, Chris 9 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . .14 Thompkins, B. 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . .2 Arnold, Reggie 12 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . Total.......... 12 440 218 658 55-214 13-103 19-293 30 3 7-19 7 2 1 Opponents...... 12 523 290 813 68-307 37-249 15-294 32 6 15-53 15 5 1


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TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes.............. 51 at Memphis Tigers (Oct 14, 2006) vs North Texas (Oct 21, 2006) at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) Yards Rushing....... 279 vs North Texas (Oct 21, 2006) Yards Per Rush...... 6.1 at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006) TD Rushes........... 4 at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) Pass attempts....... 36 vs Louisiana-Monroe (Oct 07, 2006) Pass completions.... 19 vs Louisiana-Monroe (Oct 07, 2006) Yards Passing....... 219 at Memphis Tigers (Oct 14, 2006) Yards Per Pass...... 9.8 vs North Texas (Oct 21, 2006) TD Passes........... 2 at Memphis Tigers (Oct 14, 2006) at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) Total Plays......... 80 vs Middle Tennessee (Nov 11, 2006) Total Offense....... 466 vs North Texas (Oct 21, 2006) Yards Per Play...... 6.7 vs North Texas (Oct 21, 2006) Points.............. 33 at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) Sacks By............ 3 at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) First Downs......... 27 at Memphis Tigers (Oct 14, 2006) Penalties........... 9 vs Oklahoma State (Sep 09, 2006) Penalty Yards....... 100 at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) Turnovers........... 6 at Florida Atlantic U. (Oct 28, 2006) Interceptions By.... 3 vs Oklahoma State (Sep 09, 2006) at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) at Auburn (Nov. 4, 2006)

OPPONENT TEAM GAME HIGHS

Rushes.............. 46 at Florida Atlantic U. (Oct 28, 2006) Yards Rushing....... 265 at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006) Yards Per Rush...... 7.3 at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) TD Rushes........... 4 vs Middle Tennessee (Nov 11, 2006) at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006) Pass attempts....... 35 at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) Pass completions.... 19 at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) Yards Passing....... 267 at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) Yards Per Pass...... 11.4 at Auburn (Nov. 4, 2006) TD Passes........... 5 at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Total Plays......... 66 at Florida Atlantic U. (Oct 28, 2006) Total Offense....... 457 at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Yards Per Play...... 8.0 at Auburn (Nov. 4, 2006) Points.............. 55 at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Sacks By............ 6 vs Oklahoma State (Sep 09, 2006) First Downs......... 20 at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Penalties........... 12 at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) Penalty Yards....... 121 at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) Turnovers........... 4 at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) at Auburn (Nov. 4, 2006) Interceptions By.... 5 at Florida Atlantic U. (Oct 28, 2006)


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INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes.............. 25 Arnold, Reggie vs Army (Sep 02, 2006) Arnold, Reggie vs North Texas (Oct 21, 2006)Yards Rushing....... 156 Arnold, Reggie at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006)TD Rushes........... 3 Arnold, Reggie vs North Texas (Oct 21, 2006)Long Rush........... 31 Arnold, Reggie at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006)Pass attempts....... 35 Leonard, Corey vs Middle Tennessee (Nov 11, 2006)Pass completions.... 14 Leonard, Corey vs Middle Tennessee (Nov 11, 2006)Yards Passing....... 219 Leonard, Corey at Memphis Tigers (Oct 14, 2006)TD Passes........... 2 Leonard, Corey at Memphis Tigers (Oct 14, 2006) Leonard, Corey at Troy (Nov 18, 2006)Long Pass........... 69 Leonard, Corey at SMU (Sep 23, 2006)Receptions.......... 5 Wilkerson, C. vs Louisiana-Monroe (Oct 07, 2006)Yards Receiving..... 99 Higgins, P. at SMU (Sep 23, 2006)TD Receptions....... 2 Higgins, P. at Memphis Tigers (Oct 14, 2006)Long Reception...... 69 Higgins, P. at SMU (Sep 23, 2006)Field Goals......... 3 Arauco, Josh at Troy (Nov 18, 2006)Long Field Goal..... 38 Arauco, Josh at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006)Punts............... 7 Shrable, Brett vs Oklahoma State (Sep 09, 2006)Punting Avg......... 43.0 Shrable, Brett at Florida Atlantic U. (Oct 28, 2006)Long Punt........... 54 Shrable, Brett at Troy (Nov 18, 2006)Long Punt Return.... 20 Jones, Kevin vs Oklahoma State (Sep 09, 2006)Long Kickoff Return. 61 Toney, Darren at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006)Tackles............. 11 Wade, Devrett vs Louisiana-Monroe (Oct 07, 2006) McKinnon, Koby vs Louisiana-Monroe (Oct 07, 2006)Sacks............... 1.0 13 timesTackles For Loss.... 3.0 James, Jamarrow vs Army (Sep 02, 2006)Interceptions....... 1 19 times

OPPONENT INDIVIDUAL GAME HIGHS

Rushes.............. 26 Fenroy, Tyrell, at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006) Yards Rushing....... 178 Fenroy, Tyrell, at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006) TD Rushes........... 3 Fenroy, Tyrell, at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006) Long Rush........... 57 Fenroy, Tyrell, at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006) Pass attempts....... 35 Padrick, Josh, at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) Pass completions.... 19 Haugabook, Omar, at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) Yards Passing....... 267 Haugabook, Omar, at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) TD Passes........... 4 WILLIS, Justin, at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Long Pass........... 75 SLEDGE, Zack, at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Receptions.......... 7 Williams, Chand, at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) Yards Receiving..... 140 Terry, Mykeal, at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) TD Receptions....... 3 KENNEDY, Ryan, at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Long Reception...... 75 CHASE, Bobby, at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Field Goals......... 3 REAGAN, Matt, at Memphis Tigers (Oct 14, 2006) Long Field Goal..... 50 MORSTEAD, T., at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Punts............... 7 TOLSON, Owen, vs Army (Sep 02, 2006) Punting Avg......... 52.7 Fodge,Matt, vs Oklahoma State (Sep 09, 2006) Long Punt........... 72 Framel, Brit, at Louisiana-Lafayette (Nov 25, 2006) Long Punt Return.... 49 Cox,Perrish, vs Oklahoma State (Sep 09, 2006) Long Kickoff Return. 53 Bartels, K., at Florida Atlantic U. (Oct 28, 2006) Tackles............. 14 Payne, Kevin, vs Louisiana-Monroe (Oct 07, 2006) Weathers, Aaron, vs North Texas (Oct 21, 2006) Lloyd, Franklin, at Troy (Nov 18, 2006) Sacks............... 3.0 ROGERS, Justin, at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Tackles For Loss.... 3.0 ROGERS, Justin, at SMU (Sep 23, 2006) Bostic, Alexand, at Fla. International (Sep 30, 2006) Pinnick, J., at Florida Atlantic U. (Oct 28, 2006) Interceptions....... 3 Small, C., at Florida Atlantic U. (Oct 28, 2006)


22000066 AAwwaarrddss aanndd HHoonnoorrss2007 ARKANAS STATE FOOTBALL SPRING PROSPECTUS

Josh Arauco, KSporting News Honorbale Mention Freshman All-America

Reggie Arnold, RBSun Belt Conference Freshman of the YearSecond Team All-Sun Belt ConferenceFWAA Scripps Freshman All-AmericaSporting News Third Team Freshman All-AmericaLittle Rock Touchdown Club ASU Player of the YearSun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 23)Sun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Sept. 4)

Khayyam Burns, SSecond Team All-Sun Belt Conference

Reggie Green, DL2006 Permanent Team Captain

Tanner Jenkins, CFirst Team All-Sun Belt ConferenceGary Withrow Award -Team Outstanding Off. Lineman2006 Permanent Team Captain

Jamarrow James, DLSecond Team All-Sun Belt ConferenceSun Belt Conference Defensive Player of the Week (Sept. 4)

Tyrell Johnson, SFirst Team All-Sun Belt Conference

Corey Leonard, QBSun Belt Conference Offensive Player of the Week (Oct. 16)

Matt Mandich, OLSecond Team All-Sun Belt Conference

Koby McKinnon, LBSecond Team All-Sun Belt Conference

Jonathan Najm, DEHonorable Mention All-Sun Belt Conference

Oren O’Neal, FBHonorbale Mention All-Sun Belt ConferenceInta Juice North-South All-Star Classic2006 Permanent Team Captain

Brett Shrable, PSun Belt Conference Special Teams Player of the Week (Nov. 20)

Devrett Wade, LBSecond Team All-Sun Belt ConferenceSun Belt Defensive Player of the Week (Oct. 9)2006 Permanent Team Captain

August 30Tulsa at Louisiana-Monroe

September 1Arkansas State at Texas* Middle Tennessee at Florida AtlanticFlorida International at Penn StateLouisiana-Lafayette at South CarolinaNorth Texas at OklahomaTroy at Arkansas

September 6Middle Tennessee at Louisville

September 8Memphis at Arkansas StateFlorida Atlantic at Oklahoma StateMaryland at Florida International Ohio at Louisiana-LafayetteLouisiana-Monroe at ClemsonNorth Texas at SMUTroy at Florida

September 14Oklahoma State at Troy

September 15SMU at Arkansas StateMinnesota at Florida AtlanticFlorida International at MiamiMcNeese State at Louisiana-LafayetteLouisiana-Monroe at Texas A&MMiddle Tennessee at LSU

September 20Western Kentucky University at Middle Tennessee

September 22Arkansas State at Tennessee* Florida Atlantic at North TexasFlorida International at Kansas* Troy at Louisiana-Lafayette

September 29Florida Atlantic at Kentucky* Florida International at Middle TennesseeLouisiana-Lafayette at Central Florida* Louisiana-Monroe at TroyNorth Texas at Arkansas

October 6* Arkansas State at Louisiana-MonroeSouth Florida at Florida Atlantic * Florida International at Troy* North Texas at Louisiana-LafayetteVirginia at Middle Tennessee

October 13* Louisiana-Lafayette at Arkansas StateMiddle Tennessee at Memphis* Louisiana-Monroe at North Texas

October 20* Arkansas State at Middle Tennessee* Florida Atlantic at Louisiana-Lafayette* Florida International at Louisiana-Monroe* North Texas at Troy

October 27* Troy at Arkansas State* Louisiana-Monroe at Florida Atlantic Florida International at Arkansas* Middle Tennessee at North Texas

November 3* Florida International at Arkansas StateLouisiana-Lafayette at Tennessee* Louisiana-Monroe at Middle TennesseeTroy at Georgia

November 10* Arkansas State at Florida Atlantic* Louisiana-Lafayette at Middle TennesseeGrambling State at Louisiana-MonroeNavy at North TexasTroy at Western Kentucky

November 15* North Texas at Arkansas State

November 17Florida Atlantic at Florida* Louisiana-Lafayette at Florida InternationalLouisiana-Monroe at Alabama

November 20* Middle Tennessee at Troy

November 24Arkansas State at Southern Mississippi* Florida Atlantic at Florida International* Louisiana-Monroe at Louisiana-LafayetteWestern Kentucky at North Texas

December 1* Florida Atlantic at Troy* North Texas at Florida International

2007 COMPOSITE SUN BELT SCHEDULE

2007 ARKANSAS STATEFOOTBALL SCHEDULE

Date Opponent SiteSept. 1 at Texas Austin, TXSEPT. 8 MEMPHIS JONESBOROSEPT. 15 SMU JONESBOROSept. 22 at Tennessee Knoxville, TNSept. 29 OPENOct. 6 at Louisiana-Monroe* Monroe, LAOCT. 13 LOUISIANA-LAFAYETTE*# JONESBOROOct. 20 at Middle Tennessee* Murfreesboro, TNOCT. 27 TROY* JONESBORONOV. 3 FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL* JONESBORONov. 10 at Florida Atlantic* Boca Raton, FLNOV. 15 NORTH TEXAS* JONESBORONov. 24 at Southern Mississippi Hattiesburg, MS

*Sun Belt Conference game# Homecoming

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