2012 MILES COLLEGE FOOTBALL MEDIA GUIDE

2012 MILES COLLEGE FOOTBALL

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TABLE of CONTENTS1 Table of Contents/Athletic Directory/Acknowledgements2 Media Information3 We Are Miles College4 The President5 Direction to Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium6 Opponent Sports Information Contacts7-9 Miles College Quick Facts10 2011 Football Results/2012 Football Schedule11 Interim Athletic Director12 Sports Information Director13-14 Head Coach Reginald Ruffi n15-21 Assistant Coaches & Support Staff22-23 2012 Golden Bears Numerical Roster24-25 2012 Golden Bears Alphabetical Roster26 2012 Golden Bears State-by-State/Breakdown-by-Class 27-41 Golden Bears Player Profi les42-46 Newcomers47-51 2011 Golden Bears Football Statistics52 Meet the Opponents53-62 2012 Opponents Scouting Reports63 Miles College Football Media Outlets64-65 2012 Pre-Season All-SIAC Teams/Predicted Order of Finish66-67 The SIAC68-69 Purple Marching Machine70 Miles College Coaches Year-by-Year W/L Record71-78 Miles College Season-by-Season Results79-80 Series Won & Lost records81 SIAC Year-by-Year Football Champions82-83 Miles College Homecoming Results84-85 2012 SIAC Composite Football Schedule

CREDITSThe 2012 Miles College Golden Bears Football Media Guide is a publication of the Miles College Sports Information Offi ce, Willie K. Patterson, Jr.

Written and edited by: Willie K. Patterson, Jr., and Athletics Administration Staff.

Special thanks to: Head coach Reginald Ruffi n, his staff, opponents’ Sports Informa-tion Directors, W. J. Plott and John Tarver for their assistance.

Printing, Typesetting, Layout and Designing by: Urban Sports Consulting (Atlanta, GA) 404-819-6179 [email protected]

Photography by: Willie Patterson, Bruce Thomas, Leon Moody and Miles College Sports Information archives. Special thanks to Geni Thomas, Edison Hogan, Arthur Williams (Photos by Sharpy, (205-540-0757) and Oscar Daniel (AUCsports.com) for allowing us to use their photos.

Covers and Advertisements Designed by: Bruce Thomas

The Miles College Football Media Guide is available on the Athletic web site at www.milesgoldenbears.com .

ATHLETIC DIRECTORYATHLETIC ADMINISTRATIONPhillip Wallace, Jr., Interim Athletic Director (205) 929-1063Erienne Roberts, Esq., Assoc. Athletic Dir./Compliance Dir./SWA (205) 929-1109Deleon Fancher, Jr., Faculty Athletic Rep. (205) 929-1816Willie Patterson, Sports Information Director (205) 929-3298Barbara Palmer, Athletic Administrator (205) 929-1617James Merriweather, Band Director (205) 929-1520Kian Threadgill, Cheerleading Coach (205) 929-1615Reginald Abbott, Equipment Manager (205) 929-1617Chris Anderson, Athletic Auxiliary Specialist (205) 929-1615

FOOTBALLReginald Ruffi n, Head Coach (205) 929-1100Tony Oglesby, Assistant Head Coach/Defensive Ends (205) 929-1106Travis Carswell, Offensive Coordinator/Receivers (205) 929-1108Conley Langford, Def. Coordinator/Def. Tackles (205) 929-1063Larry Williams, Running Backs/Special Teams (205) 929-1555Aaron James, Quarterbacks (205) 929-1103Fredrick Ellis, Offensive Lineman (205) 929-1104Kenneth Watson, Defensive Backs/Safeties (205) 929-1105Ronald McKinnon, Linebackers (205) 929-1107Tarence Bruce, Defensive Backs (205) 929-1105DeAndre Miller, Linebackers (205) 929-1107Justin Madison, Special Teams/Kickers (205) 929-1555Andre Pickering, Tight Ends (205) 929-1100Patrick McFollins, Assistant Weight Room Coach (205) 929-1100Jonathan Hall, Assistant Linebackers (205) 929-1100Lindbergh Oglesby, Student Assistant (205) 929-1100

VOLLEYBALLDeborah Jones, Head Coach (205) 929-1612

CROSS COUNTRYPhillip Wallace, Head M/W Cross Country (205) 929-1063

MEN’S BASKETBALLWill Cotchery, Head Coach (205) 929-1102Derrick Thompson, Associate Head Coach (205) 929-1110

WOMEN’S BASKETBALLPhillip Wallace, Jr., Head Coach (205) 929-1063Conley Langford, Assistant Coach (205) 929-1621Deborah Jones, Assistant Coach (205) 929-1612

MEN’S BASEBALLKenneth Hatcher, Head Coach (205) 929-1622Ty Roberts, Assistant Coach (205) 929-1622Ryan Sadler, Assistant Coach (205) 929-1622

MEN’S AND WOMEN’S TRACK & FIELDVictoria Crawford, Head Coach (205) 929-1114Conley Langford, Assistant Coach (205) 929-1621Deborah Jones, Director of Track & Field Operations (205) 929-1612

WOMEN’S SOFTBALLPatrick Peasant, Head Coach (205) 929-1101Freddie Knight, Assistant Coach (205) 929-1101

ATHLETIC TRAINERKim Bailey-McPherson, Head Athletic Trainer (205) 929-1113 Meghan Davis, Assistant Athletic Trainer(CSM) Champion Sports MedicineLesa Rayford, LPN (CSM) Dr. Lawrence LeMak, Orthopedic Surgeon (CSM)


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WORKING PRESS CREDENTIALSAll requests for press, photo, and broadcast credentials for Miles College home football games should be submitted in advance to Willie K. Patterson, Jr., Sports Information Director at (205) 929-3298. Passes will be mailed in advance or left at the back double gates of Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium (located in back of the press box). Under some circumstances, press box seating will be limited due to the large number of requests. When this occurs, pri-ority seating will be given to media persons covering the Golden Bears on a regular basis. Professional scouts will be seated after working press on a fi rst-come fi rst-serve basis. Credentials are issued to authorized press and workers restrictively and exclude family members or other non-working personnel. Violations will results in forfeiture of issued credentials and restrictions on any future considerations.

INTERVIEWSAll request for interviews with Miles College coaching staff and student-athletes should be made through the Sports Information Director, Willie K. Patterson, Jr., by calling (205) 929-3298. Golden Bears football players will be available prior to practice or during the day as class schedules dictate. No interviews will be granted from Friday evening to Saturday during a game week, ex-cept for post-game interviews after a mandatory 10 minute cool-ing off period.

THE PRESS BOXThe Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium Press Box is a modern facil-ity with comfortable viewing space for all media. It is available for the certifi ed working press, coaches, statisticians, conference offi cials and Miles College support staff only. Booths are pro-vided for the opposing coaching staff and radio personnel, with a fi lming desk located on the top level. Press credentials are re-quired for admittance. As your host, we will provide food and beverages at half-time. PRESS SERVICESThe press box is equipped with two telephone lines (205) 929-3298 / 3297 and one fax line (205) 929-3299 for general use. A student assistant will be available to answer questions and assist with faxing. Pre-game fact sheets, cumulative statistics, half-time statistics, complete team and individual statistics, and running “play-by-play” are provided to all working press.

POST-GAME INTERVIEWSHead Coach Reginald Ruffi n will answer post-game questions from the media immediately following a mandatory 10 minute cooling off period in his offi ce in the Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Field House. The visiting locker room will be open at the discretion of the visiting head coach or visiting sports information director. Otherwise, the visiting coach and selected players will be brought to an interview area.

RADIOThe Miles College Football visiting radio room is equipped with one courtesy telephone line with long-distance capabilities for use by the visiting team’s radio. Opponents planning to broadcast their game with the Golden Bears should notify the Miles College sports information offi ce at least (2) two weeks in advance of the scheduled event.

SIDELINESMiles College follows the guidelines set forth by the National Collegiate Athletic Association on sideline control to keep those areas free from congestion. Only working photographers on as-signment or a designated representative from each student pub-lication will be issued a sideline pass. Passes must be displayed prominently at all times. Photographers are urged to shoot from the end zone to the 25-yard line on either end of the fi eld from either sideline. Lingering in the bench area between the 25-yard line is strictly prohibited. No player or coach interviews will be conducted during the game. Miles College personnel will be de-ployed to prevent abuse of sideline privileges.

MEDIA NOTEThis media guide is designed to afford you information concern-ing the Miles College football team. News releases, photos and statistics will be available upon request for members of the work-ing media. Your host for Miles College football is: Sports Infor-mation Director, Willie K. Patterson, Jr. (205) 929-3298.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATIONIf you need further information on Miles College Football, contact:

Willie K. Patterson, Jr.2nd Floor, Albert J. Sloan-Alumni StadiumPost Offi ce Box 3800 5500 Myron Massey Blvd. Fairfi eld, AL 35604 Offi ce: (205) 929-3298 Fax: (205) 929-3299E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]

MEDIA INFORMATIONThe 2012 Miles College Football Press Guide has been prepared to assist sportswriters, broadcasters, and other news media covering the Golden Bears Football program. In planning your coverage of Miles College this season, remember the following helpful hints for the convenience of everyone.



In 1898, Miles College was founded by the Colored Method-ist Episcopal Church, now the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church (C.M.E.) and chartered by the State of Alabama in 1905 as Miles Memorial College to educate African-Amer-ican young people. The college is still supported by and af-fi liated with the CME church, although the faculty/staff and student body represent many religions and cultures, national and international. For over 100 years of survival in a diffi cult environment, Miles College has held steadfast in its goal of providing a quality college education while challenging and molding the minds of future leaders. During our centennial celebration, we observed our rich heritage as Metropolitan Birmingham’s only senior Historically Black College and the impact it has made in the lives of more than 8,000 alumni of Miles College including two mayors of Birmingham, judges, physicians, business leaders, legislators and teachers.

The College is a fully accredited member of the Southern As-sociation of Colleges and Schools for the awarding of bacca-

laureate degrees, and has been a member of the United Negro College Fund since 1972.

Miles College is physically located within the city limits of Fairfi eld, Alabama and is just two blocks from the western-most city limit of Birmingham. Throughout its history, Miles has maintained and continues to maintain an ‘open’ admissions policy that invites all students with a high school education who demonstrate the potential for and commitment to earning a baccalaureate degree.

While many smaller colleges have faced declining enrollment, Miles College has been ranked as the fastest growing United Negro College Fund (UNCF) member in the nation. The geographic diversity among our students: 36% of our fi rst time students are residents of Alabama, 14% from Georgia, 7% from each of Illinois and Florida, 6% from California and the remaining 30% from 27 additional states.

Alumni of Miles College number 5,200 in the state of Alabama and 4,600 of those live in greater Birmingham contributing to its progress as leading educators, preachers, business executives, entrepreneurs, politicians and community leaders. The mobility of our alumni is evidenced by the growing demographic diversity of our students and leads to the belief that the impact of a Miles College education is widening the scope of enriched contributions throughout society. We are proud to continue a long standing tradition to educate students who otherwise could not attend college because of their lack of academic preparation, test scores or their lack of funds while also providing an honors curriculum for academically gifted students.

Miles offers Bachelor’s Degree Programs with majors in accounting, biology, business administration, Computer Information Sciences, business management, chemistry, chemistry education, communications, criminal justice elementary, English, lan-guage arts, education, mathematics, mathematics education, political science, social science education, environmental science management , and social work. In addition, courses in art, French, Spanish, philosophy, religion, dance, drama, economics, and history are also offered. Graduates who complete approved teacher education programs qualify for the State of Alabama Class “B” Professional Certifi cate in elementary education.

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George T. French, Jr. is profi cient in the disciplines of Political Science, Law, and Higher Education. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science with an empha-sis in Policy Analysis from the University of Louisville. He was competitively accepted into the nationally ranked University of Richmond Law School, where he matric-ulated on an academic scholarship for two years before being recruited by then Miles College President, Albert Sloan, to reposition Miles College as the Director of De-velopment. He completed his fi nal year of law school at Miles School of Law, earning his Juris Doctorate. He is currently ABD at Jackson State University for the PhD., where he is completing his dissertation on the topic of 21st century challenges in higher education and the use of transformational and transactional leadership styles as solutions.

He is well published, to include having co-authored the book Miles College: The First Hundred Years which chronicles the history of the College, and as well as hav-ing authored the article Historically Black Colleges and Universities: Cultivating Global Citizenship in the land-mark book, The State of America’s Black Colleges.

President French is proud to have recently completed the $30 million “Miles Ahead” Campaign, with gifts and pledges exceeding $42.4 million, as well as the acquisi-tion of the former Lloyd Noland Hospital Campus - this acquisition more than doubled the land size of the col-lege. The Board of Trustees recently approved a $20 mil-lion Capital Improvement Program, which will enhance the beauty and capacity of the campus with a new student recreation and dining center, welcome and admissions center and 204-bed residence hall. Construction is set to begin in the fall and conclude by July 2013.

French is proud to note that within the last year, despite the worst economic climate in decades, Miles College was fortunate to have liquidated all debt on the North Campus purchase, as well as the $1.5 million demolition costs for site preparation while retaining AAA credit ratings from Moody’s and Dunn and Bradstreet. Also of note, due to aggressive fund-raising and other revenue-generating ini-tiatives, French has witnessed the operating budget grow from $30 million in 2006 to nearly $50 million today.With over 1700 students, 300 faculty and staff and over 6,000 alumni, Miles is stronger than at any point since her founding in 1898. The Board of Trustees acknowledged this position, and recently extended to President French a fi ve-year contract to assure continuity of leadership and resolve of vision.

President French is married to Joyce Parker French, a 2001 Miles graduate and teacher in the Jefferson County School System; and is the father of LaShelle, George III and Jasmine.

George T. French, Jr.14th President of Miles College

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From Atlanta “East”� Take Interstate 20/59 West toward Tuscaloosa. Exit on Valley Road, Exit 118. Take slight left, keep straight onto E.J. Oliver Boulevard for three blocks. At 59th Street (E. J. Oliver Blvd), make left turn drive three blocks and you will arrive at your destination Miles College.

From Nashville “�North�” Exit Interstate 65 South onto Interstate 20/59 West toward Tuscaloosa. On Interstate 20/59, exit on Valley Road (Exit 118). Take slight left onto E.J. Oliver Boulevard, for three blocks. At 59th Street (E. J. Oliver Blvd), make left turn drive three blocks and you will arrive at your destination Miles College.

From Montgomery �“South”� Follow Interstate 65 North. At the interchange, near down-town Birmingham, exit onto Interstate 20/59 West toward Tuscaloosa. On Interstate 20/59, exit on Valley Road, Exit 118. Take slight left onto E.J. Oliver Boulevard, for three blocks. At 59th Street (E. J. Oliver Blvd), make left turn drive three blocks and you will arrive at your destination Miles College.

From Tuscaloosa �“West�” Interstate 20/59 East to Fairfi eld. Exit on Valley Road (Exit 118; Miles College Sign to your left). At exit ramp turn right onto E. J. Oliver Boulevard. At 59th Street (E. J. Oliver Blvd), make left turn drive three blocks directly and you will arrive at your destination Miles College.

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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMASID: Jeff Hodges Offi ce: 256-765-4595Home: 256-766-7572Fax: 256-765-4659Press Box: 256-765-5576 / 5575Email: [email protected] Site: www.roarlions.com

SHAW UNIVERSITYSID: Sherri Fillingham Offi ce: 919-546-8250 / 623-9494Home: TBAFax: TBAEmail: sfi [email protected] Site: www.shawbears.com

UNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIASID: Mitch Gray Offi ce: 678-839-6542Home: TBAFax: 678-839-6538Press Box: TBAEmail: [email protected] Site: www.uwgsports.com

ALBANY STATE UNIVERSITYSID: Edythe Y. Bradley Offi ce: 229- 430-4673 or 4754Home: 229-336-5194Fax: 229-430-1774 (or) 3020Press Box: 229-430-3674 (or) 3675Email: [email protected] (or) [email protected] Site: www.asu.edu

BENEDICT COLLEGESID: Dennis Switzer Offi ce: 803-705-4346 Home: 803-493-3406Fax: TBAPress Box: TBAEmail: [email protected] Site: www.benedict.edu

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITYSID: Dana Harvey Offi ce: 404-880-6685Home: TBAFax: 404-880-8397Press Box: 404-880-8029Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.cau.edu

KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITYSID: Danielle Wright Offi ce: 502-597-6019Home: TBAFax: 502-597-5681Press Box: 502-597-8007Email: [email protected] Site: www.ksuthorobreds.com

LANE COLLEGESID: Roger Ogden Offi ce: 731-426-7659Home: 731-285-6947Fax: 731-426-7516Press Box: 731-422-6051Email: [email protected] or [email protected] Site: www.lane.edu

STILLMAN COLLEGESID: William Bright, Jr. Offi ce: 205-247-8101Home: TBAFax: 205-366-8865Press Box: 205-343-6489Email: [email protected] Site: www.stillmanathletics.com

TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITYSID: Michael Stewart Offi ce: 334-727-8150Fax: 334-727-8202Press Box: 334-727-8167 (or) 8004Alt. Press Box: 334-724-4601 Email: [email protected] Web Site: www.tuskegee.edu

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GENERAL INFORMATIONName of School: Miles CollegeCity/Zip: Fairfi eld, Alabama 35064Founded: 1898Enrollment: 1815Nickname: Golden BearsSchool Colors: Purple & GoldStadium: Albert J. Sloan-AlumniCapacity: 8,500Surface: Artifi cial Turf (Enviroturf)Affi liation: NCAA Division IIConference: SIACPresident: Dr. George T. French, Jr.Inter. Athletic Director: Phillip Wallace, Jr.Athletic Dept. Phone: (205) 929-1615 Athletic Dept. Fax: (205) 929-1616Athletic Ticket Offi ce: (205) 929-1430 or 1431

HISTORYFirst Year of Football: 1910 (Central A.M.E. Alabama College)Bowl/Playoff Record: Pioneer Bowl, 0-1Years in Postseason: 1Last Appearance: 2011 Results: Lost (Johnson C. Smith) 33-35Championship: 1978, 1985 (Division III), 2011 SIAC (Division II)Year MC Entered SIAC: December 17, 1927All-Time Record: 238 – 376 – 19 (633) • Forfeit of 18 games from 2004-07 • 04 (7), 05 (4), 06 (5), 07 (2) games

SPORTS INFORMATIONSports Information Dir. Willie K. Patterson, Jr.SID Offi ce Phone: (205) 929-3298SID Fax: (205) 929-3299Press Box Phone: (205) 929-3298 / 929-3297SID Email: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mailing Address: Post Offi ce Box 39800 Birmingham, Alabama 35208Overnight Address: 2nd Floor Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium 5500 Myron Massey Blvd Fairfi eld, Alabama 35064Athletic Web Site: www.milesgoldenbears.com

MILES SPORTS RADIO NETWORK WMWI-88.7 / www.miles.edu (Internet Radio)Roe Bonner - Play-By-Play James Drake- Color Analyst

COACHING STAFFHead Coach: Reginald Ruffi nAlma Mater: North Alabama (98)Record at MC (yrs): 7 - 5 (2nd)Career Record (yrs): 7 - 5 (2nd)Football Offi ce Phone: (205) 929 - 1100Best Time to Call: 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m.2011 Record: 7 - 52011 SIAC Standing: 5 - 2 (1st) SIAC Western Div.

Assistant Coaches (Alma Mater) Position:Tony Oglesby (Livingston) (West Ala.) Assistant Head & Defensive LineTravis Carswell (North Alabama) Offensive Coordinator & Wide Receivers Conley Langford (Alabama A&M) Defensive Coordinator Larry Williams (Florida A&M) Running Backs & Special Teams Aaron James (Tuskegee) QuarterbacksFredrick Ellis (N.C. Central) Offensive LineKenneth Watson (Livingston) (W Ala.) Defensive Backs & SafetiesRonald McKinnon (North Alabama) LinebackersTarence Bruce (Miles) Defensive BacksDeAndre Miller (Miles) LinebackersJustin Madison (Miles) Special Teams & KickersAndre Pickering (Southern Miss) Tight EndsPatrick McFollins (Miles) Staff AssistantJonathan Hall (Tuskegee) Asst. LinebackersLindbergh Oglesby Student Assistant

Kim Bailey-McPherson (Miles) Athletic TrainerLesa Rayford, LPN (LeMak Sports Medicine)Dr. Lawrence LeMak, Orthropedic Surgeon (LeMak Sports Medicine) Football Operations: Tia ClaytonEquipment Manager: Jatavious LumpkinsVideo Coordinator: Chris Anderson

2012 FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS



2012 FOOTBALL QUICK FACTSTEAM INFORMATION: Total Home Away Neutral2011 Overall Record: 7-5-0 3-2-0 3-2-0 1-1-0Conference: 5-2-0 2-1-0 3-1-0 1-0-0Non-conference: 1-3-0 1-1-0 0-1-0 0-1-0

Basic Offense: Pro-StyleBasic Defense: 3 - 4

Letterwinners ReturningOffense: 21 Defense: 25Specialty: 2 TOTAL 48Letterwinners LostOffense: 7 Defense: 11Specialty: 0 TOTAL 18Starters ReturningOffense 10 Defense: 9Specialty: 2 TOTAL: 21

Key Offense Losses: Key Defense Losses:NONE Corey Robinson (LB, 6-1, 210, SR) Macon, GA RETURNING OFF. STARTERS (Pos/Ht/Wt/Cl) RETURNING DEF. STARTERS (Pos/Ht/Wt/Cl)Jordan Lewis (RB, 5-8, 175, SR) Birmingham, AL Jeffrey Gordon (LB, 6-0, 225, JR) Tuscaloosa, AL Antonio Pitts (WR, 5-10, 174, SO) Montgomery, AL Justin Farrell (DB, 5-8, 185, JR) Atlanta, GARonnie Garcia (TE, 6-0, 210, JR) Dothan, AL Julanta English (LB, 5-9, 180, JR) Jacksonville, FLK. C. Logan (FB, 6-0, 220, JR) Tuscaloosa, AL Quentin Land (LB, 5-10, 183, SO) Millry, ALD. J. Fife (WR, 6-0, 155, SO) Cherokee County, AL Keith Richburg (DB, 6-1, 175, SR) Miami, FLLester Jackson (OL, 6-0, 283, SR) Tuscaloosa, AL James Gaines (DE, 6-1, 210, SO) Eutaw, ALAderius Hood (OL, 6-3, 292, SO) Mt. Hebron, AL Keenan Clark (LB, 5-11, 204, SO) Atlanta, GADavid Thomas (QB, 6-2, 206, SR) Opelika, AL Shaquille Wallace (DE, 6-0, 190, SO) Decatur, ALVondargus Hudson (TE, 6-3, 210, SR) Bessemer, AL Alexander Morrison (DL, 5-10, 259, SO) Columbus, GAEddie Thomas (OL, 6-3, 325, SO) Livingston, AL Tyrrell Kinder (DB, 5-10, 162, SO) Jackson, ALMonterio Taylor (OL, 6-2, 280, SR) New Hevoron, MS

RETURNING SPECIALTY STARTERS (Pos/Ht/Wt/Cl)Patton Chambers (K, 6-0, 160, JR) Gadsden, ALJustin Evans (P, 5-9, 151, JR) Birmingham, AL



2012 FOOTBALL QUICK FACTS

RETURNING STATISTICAL LEADERS

RUSHING GP/GS Attempts Yards Avg. TD LG Avg/gJordan Lewis 12/12 282 966 3.4 8 49 80.5David Thomas 12/12 125 489 3.9 11 52 40.8K. C. Logan 12/12 31 141 4.5 0 24 11.8

PASSING GP/GS EFFIC C – A – I YDS TD LG AVG/GDavid Thomas 12/12 141.31 161-258-9 2088 14 59 174.0Jerrico Ford 5/0 45.57 7-13-1 11 0 5 2.2

RECEIVING GP/GS Rec Yards Avg. TD LGAntonio Pitts 12/12 40 667 16.7 6 52Jordan Lewis 12/12 33 249 7.5 1 20Vondragus Hudson 12/12 27 412 15.3 3 59Ronnie Garcia 12/12 16 212 13.2 0 28Jerromy Mardis 8/8 15 193 12.9 0 33D. J. Fife 12/12 9 68 7.6 1 15

TACKLES GP/GS Solo Assists Total Int. Sacks TFL/YdsJulanta English 10/10 19 35 54 2 4.5/14Quinton Land 12/12 18 33 51 1 2.0/15Keith Richburg 10/10 33 17 50 2 1.0/2Quentin Jones 12/12 20 18 38 2 1.0/1 1.0/1 Keenan Clark 10/10 13 27 40 0 2.0/14 4.0/19 Tyrrell Kinder 12/12 15 21 36 0 0 0.5/1Alexander Morris 12/12 16 19 35 0 3.5/24 7.5/34

OPPONENTS SERIES RECORDS

UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA (North Alabama leads series 6-0-0) (1982)(10th Annual Labor Day Golden Classic 0-0) (2012)Shaw University (Shaw leads series 1-0-0) (2007)UNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIA (West Georgia leads series 5-0-0) (1981)Albany State University (Albany State leads series 34-13-3) (1942)BENEDICT COLLEGE (Series tied 10-10-0) (1956)CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY (Clark Atlanta leads series 17-12-0) (1928)Kentucky State University (Miles leads series 10-7-0) (1987)Lane College (Miles leads series 26-24-3) (1929)STILLMAN COLLEGE (Miles leads series 13-6-0) (1921)TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY (Tuskegee leads series 44-12-1) (1929)



2011 RESULTS & 2012 SCHEDULE

2011 MILES COLLEGE RESULTS

(OVERALL 7-5-0, 5-2-0 SIAC) / (S I A C 1st PLACE WESTERN DIVISION FINISH)

DATE OPPONENT SITE RESULTSEPT. 4 MOREHOUSE BIRMINGHAM, AL 9-47 L 9TH ANNUAL LABOR DAY GOLDEN CLASSIC (LEGION FIELD)SEPT. 10 CONCORDIA-SELMA FAIRFIELD, AL 13-6 WSept. 15 @ West Georgia Carrollton, GA 20-23 LSEPT. 24 ALBANY STATE * FAIRFIELD, AL 27-34 LOct. 1 Benedict * Augusta, GA 20-14 WOct. 8 Clark Atlanta* Atlanta, GA 19-16 W OCT. 15 KENTUCKY STATE * FAIRFIELD, AL 45-24 WOCT. 22 LANE * FAIRFIELD, AL 37-3 W Oct. 27 Stillman * Tuscaloosa, AL 9-7 WNov. 5 Tuskegee * Tuskegee, AL 25-27 LNov. 12 Albany State Atlanta, GA 20-17 W (2011 SIAC Championship)Dec. 3 Johnson C. Smith Columbus, GA 33-35 L (2011 Pioneer Bowl)

2012 MILES COLLEGE SCHEDULEDATE OPPONENT SITE TIME9-2 SUN. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA BIRMINGHAM, AL 6:00 10TH ANNUAL LABOR DAY GOLDEN CLASSIC (LEGION FIELD) 9-8 Sat. Shaw University Durham, NC 1:00 (EST)9-15 SAT. UNIVERSITY OF WEST GEORGIA FAIRFIELD, AL 6:00 9-22 Sat. Albany State University * Albany, GA 7:00 (EST)9-29 SAT. BENEDICT COLLEGE * FAIRFIELD, AL 6:00 10-6 SAT. CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY * FAIRFIELD, AL 4:00 (HOMECOMING)10-13 Sat. Kentucky State University * Frankfort, KY 1:30 (EST)10-20 Sat. Lane College * Jackson, TN 2:00 10-25 THU. STILLMAN COLLEGE * FAIRFIELD, AL 6:0011-3 SAT. TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY * FAIRFIELD, AL 1:00 (SENIOR DAY)11-10 Sat. SIAC Championship Atlanta, GA 3:00 (EST) 12-1 Sat. Pioneer Bowl Columbus, GA TBA

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Phillip Wallace, JR., is in his third year as Interim Athletic Director and eighth season as Head Women’s Basketball Coach. While under his leadership and guid-ance, Miles College athletics has seen unprecedented success both on the playing fi eld and in the classroom. The Golden Bears football team won their First SIAC Division II Football Championship, won the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference fi rst SIAC Western Division Title and the conference fi rst SIAC Football Championship game against the Rams of Albany State University, while the Lady Bears softball team captured the 2012 SIAC Softball Championship defeating cross-state rival Stillman College.

It is Wallace’s desire to compete and succeed at the high-est level of Intercollegiate Athletics while maintaining a primary focus on the needs and success of the student-athletes. During the 2011-2012 academic year, six of ten sports achieved a cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.0 and above, while the overall athletic department GPA was an impressive 2.83. Graduation and Retention rates have also been on the rise.

During Wallace’s watch the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) took a more active role within the community with several Community Engagement ini-tiatives while also raising money for the Make A Wish Foundation.

Wallace played a intricate role during the process in which Miles College satisfi ed all requirements set forth by the NCAA during its Blueprint study. He also oversaw the installation of a new scoreboard, jumbotron and artifi cial turf (enviroturf) on Miles College football facility.

During his tenure the athletic department has seen the hir-ing of Reginald Ruffi n (Head Football Coach), two full-time female head coaches, and two full-time athletic trainers. He has put an emphasis on rules educa-tion, which has allowed for Miles College coaches to at-tend the NCAA Regional Rules Seminar.

He is a member of the Black Coaches Association (BCA), Women Basketball Coaches Association (WBCA), and has served on the WBCA Top-25 National Ranking Com-mittee.

Wallace is a native of Savannah, Georgia, and received a Bachelor of Science degree from Savannah State Uni-versity in 1989 and his Masters in Public Administration from Savannah State in 1993.

Phillip Wallace, Jr., is married to Sharon; they are the par-ents of one daughter, Sha’ron and two sons, Phillip, III and Kendall.

GOLDEN BEARS ADMINISTRATION

Phillip Wallace, Jr.

Interim Athletic Director

8th Year

Savannah State ‘89



Willie K. Patterson, Jr., is in his 23rd year as Sports In-formation Director and 18th at Miles. In this role, Patter-son is responsible for coordinating public relations efforts on behalf of the Department of Athletics. His duties in-clude generating publicity for the intercollegiate athletic programs, building sound relationships with the media, coordinating coverage, compiling and disseminating sta-tistical data, and serving as editor of the college sports publications.

Patterson, a native of Bainbridge, Georgia and a graduate of Lane College in Jackson, Tennessee, where he earned the bachelor’s degree in Business Administration. Prior to his return to Miles College, Patterson served for four years as sports information director and head baseball coach at LeMoyne-Owen College in Memphis, Tennes-see. During his tenure as baseball coach at LeMoyne-Owen College and Miles, Patterson, was instrumental in producing teams and individual players that reaped atten-tion and accolades for their outstanding performances. Recognition came from both the SIAC and NCAA in the form of All-Region, All-Conference Honors, Black Col-lege All-Americans, and leaders in stolen bases, walks and team batting averages. Coach Patterson compiled a 133-155 record at Miles. While, at LeMoyne-Owen his teams received high honors in winning three SIAC West-ern Division II Regular Season Championships, NCAA honors for # 1 in Division II team-stolen bases, individual walks, and individual triples. His Magician teams were the fi rst Division II team to play in the Memphis Redbird Baseball Stadium, along with Christian Brothers Univer-sity. Patterson compiled an 81-72 overall record and 40-14 SIAC record at LeMoyne-Owen College.

Patterson is a member of Superior Sports Network Ad-visory Board, the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA), the Black College Sports Infor-mation Directors of America (BcSIDA), Basketball Writ-ers Association, Baseball Writers Association, Baseball Coaches Association, former NCAA South Region Base-ball Selection Committee, Phi Beta Lambda Business Corporation, the Masons, and the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World.

Patterson worked with ESPN during the 2012 SWAC Soft-ball Championships, the statistician for the 2010 United States North American Cup (Men’s Wheelchair Basket-ball & Rugby Games) at the Lakeshore Foundation. He serves on the South Region National Collegiate Base-ball Writer’s Association (NCBWA) Committee of the NCAA, former chairman (14 years) of the SIAC Sports Information Directors Association (SIDA), former chair-man (9 years) of the SIAC Baseball Coaches Association (SBCA), and former president (5 years) of the Fred Horn Amateur Baseball League (Birmingham, Alabama).

GOLDEN BEARS ADMINISTRATION

Willie PattersonSports Information Dir.

23rd Year

Lane College ‘78

“THE TOOL SHED”



Reginald Ruffi n enters his second season as head coach of the Miles College Golden Bears. During his fi rst sea-son in the bears den, he accomplished what no other prior Miles College head coach had. The Golden Bears won their fi rst SIAC Western Division Title, fi rst SIAC Cham-pionship game and their fi rst Division II SIAC Champi-onship. Coach Ruffi n was named the 2011 SIAC Coach of the Year for his hard and dedicated work.

Ruffi n has over 10 years of coaching experience which includes his fi ve years at Tuskegee University as their de-fensive coordinator and linebacker coach, the title which he held prior to accepting the position at Miles College.

Ruffi n has served as athletic director and Head Football Coach at Choctaw County High School in Butler, Ala-bama; Assistant football coach and defensive line coach at the University of West Georgia in Carrolton, Georgia; Assistant coach at Jackson High School in Jackson, Ala-bama and the defensive line coach at the University of North Alabama in Florence, Alabama.

During Coach Ruffi n’s time as defensive coordinator at Tuskegee, he had the SIAC’s (Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) top defensive scoring defense, pass defense and rushing defense in 2007. His team’s defense fi nished second in scoring and was among the leaders in most defensive categories in 2008. In 2009, his team once again posted the league’s top defense.

Coach Ruffi n is a 1994 graduate of the University of North Alabama and holds a Master’s Degree in Educa-tion Administration from Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

During Ruffi n’s playing days at the University of North Alabama, he became their second three-time All-Ameri-can and is the only Lion to ever earn All-American as a defensive end in 1995, 1996 and as linebacker in 1997.

In 1995 he was selected; fi rst team All-Gulf South Con-ference, fi rst-team CoSIDA NCAA Division II All-South Region, third-team CoSIDA NCAA Division II All-American, third-team C. M. Frank All-American, honor-able mention Football Gazette All-American in 1996 and selected Gulf South Conference Defensive Player of the Week.

GOLDEN BEARS COACHES

Reginald RuffinHead Coach

2nd Year

Univ. North Ala. ‘97



In 1996 Ruffi n was selected; second-team All-American by the Associated Press, CoSIDA and the Football Ga-zette, All-Gulf South Conference and fi rst team CoSIDA All-South Region.

Ruffi n was a two-time All-American as a defensive line-man in 1997 and selected fi rst team All-American by the Associated Press, the Football Gazette and the American Football Coaches Association and a second-team All-America pick by Daktronics as a linebacker. He was fi rst-team All-Gulf South Conference for third consecutive years and fi rst-team All-South Region.

Coach Ruffi n started all four years at the University of North Alabama, setting a school record with 34 career sacks and setting the school single-season sack record with 11 in 1994. His career sacks and tackles for loss total 431 yards in losses. During his time at the University of North Alabama the team set a combined record of 43-9,

which included two National Championships and two Gulf South Conference titles. Ruffi n was selected Gulf South Conference Freshman of the Year in 1994; selected for the 50th Anniversary University of North Alabama Football Team for 1949-98. A native of Butler, Alabama, Ruffi n is married to Monica and they have one son, Gabriel.

Reginald RuffinGolden Bears Head Coach

In 1996 Ruffin was selected; second team All American

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Tony Oglesby is entering his 2nd season with the Miles College Golden Bears. After his fi rst season he was named the Assistant Head Coach and Defensive Line Coach.

Oglesby brings with him an unparalleled work ethic, a smart for the game and an aggressive style of defense. Oglesby coached the Miles defensive ends in 2011 and under his guidance helped lead the Golden Bears to their fi rst SIAC Western Division Title, fi rst Division II Football Championship and the fi rst SIAC Football Championship game. In 2010 he assisted in guiding the University of West Alabama to their fi rst NCAA Playoff appearance since 1975.

Oglesby also mentored defensive linemen and inside linebackers while serving as co-defensive coordinator at North Greenville Junior College in 1990. He coached linebackers and defensive ends for six-years at Gulf South Conference rival West Georgia; where he appeared in the NCAA Division II Playoffs twice. Later he had a stint in 1997 at the University of West Alabama. Oglesby was a four-time letterman and three-year starter at linebacker for Livingston University, now known as the University of West Alabama, from 1983-86. He re-mained there serving as a student assistant from 1987-88 and a graduate assistant in charge of outside linebackers in 1989.

Oglesby had an outstanding prep career at Elberton County High School, where he earned High School All-State Honors while registering 210 tackles as a senior linebacker.

The Elberton, Georgia, native earned a bachelor of sci-ence Degree Health Education from Livingston Univer-sity in 1986. Oglesby has three children, Tieshia, Tandika and Tony, Jr.


Tony OglesbyAsst. Head Coach/DL

2nd Year

Livingstone ‘86



Travis Carswell is entering his 2nd season as the Golden Bears offensive coordinator and wide receivers coach. As part of the Miles staff Carswell brings a wealth of experi-ence and knowledge to the game. He is a former graduate assistant coach, academic & NFL liaison for the Univer-sity of North Alabama.

During his fi rst season Carswell helped guide the Gold-en Bears to their fi rst SIAC Western Division Title, fi rst SIAC Division II Football Championship and the fi rst SIAC Football Championship game.

Carswell left the college coaching ranks in 2002, to pur-sue a career in coaching high school basketball and foot-ball. Immediately he began to develop young talented receivers and running backs in South Alabama. Carswell spent seven seasons as an assistant high school coach in Alabama and Georgia. Two years as head coach and ath-letic director at Marengo High School from 2004–2006, producing the school’s fi rst All-State selections. During his tenure, Carswell reformed a small struggling Class A program back to the highlight of high school football. After four years of coaching high school in Alabama, Carswell moved back to Georgia in 2006, were he was able to impact several key receivers while coaching at Baldwin High School (GA.)

As a player, Carswell played quarterback at Wilkin-son County High School (Irwinton,GA), where he was Heart of Georgia’s First Team Quarterback in 1994. He received a scholarship to The Citadel and from 1994 – 1996, where he played both quarterback and receiver. Carswell transferred to the University of North Alabama

under Bobby Wallace,where he broke Division II and III school records as quarterback.

Professionally, Carswell participated in mini- camp workouts for the New Orleans Saints, Green Bay Packers, Jacksonville Jaguars,and Montreal Alouettes as a wide receiver. In 1999, he played quarterback in the start-up PFA Bowl, which recognized Division II talent, and spent time with the Macon Knights (Arena II) football. Car-swell has racked up over 100 career victories in his short coaching career as a football assistant and head coach.

Carswell earned a Bachelor’s degree in health manage-ment from the University of North Alabama. He is work-ing on his master’s degree in business adminstration at Walden University.

Carswell is married to Felicia Edwards of Milledgeville,Ga., and they have three children, Chad, Nikari and Amaya.


Travis CarswellOffensive Coor./WR

2nd Year




Conley Langford enters his 11th season with the Golden Bears as their defensive coordinator and defensive tack-le coach. Langford had been an assistant coach for nine years with the Golden Bears before taking a leave of ab-sence.

Langford’s defense tactics were instrumental in guiding the Golden Bears to their fi rst SIAC Western Division Ti-tle, Miles fi rst SIAC Division II Football Championship and the fi rst SIAC Football Championship game.

During his tenure as defensive coordinator, Langford’s defenses have been ranked nationally with numerous players being named to SIAC All-Conference Teams, playing in the Arena Football Leagues and other playing overseas.

Langford spent eight years as a high school football coach in the Birmingham City School System and during his tenure he coached two High School All-Americans.

Coach Langford graduated from Alabama A&M Univer-sity in 1991 with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physi-cal Education. He played linebacker for the Bulldogs from 1987-1991, and helped the Bulldogs win four SIAC Championships.

Langford is married to Kimyum and they have one daugh-ter Yasminye Genae’.

Fredrick Ellis is entering his 2nd season at Miles College as the offensive line coach. Ellis brings a vast amount of experience to the Golden Bears football staff.

Coach Ellis’s offensive linemen helped shape the Golden Bears as they won their fi rst SIAC Western Division Title and fi rst SIAC Division II Football Championship and the fi rst SIAC Football Championship game.

He started his coaching career in 2008 at Jackson State University as the tight end coach and in 2009 and 2010 as the offensive line coach at Stillman College. While at Stillman the offensive line paved the way for running back Quinn Porter who led Black College Football in rushing. His line also gave up the fewest number of sacks in the SIAC.

Ellis attended Southwest DeKalb High School in Deca-tur, Georgia and in 1997 attended Northeast Mississippi Community College. Coach Ellis played guard and center for Tuskegee University from 1998-2001 and held a three year record of 33-3. He went on to be named to the 2000 SIAC First Team All-Conference Team and 2001 SIAC Second Team All-Conference Team.

Coach Ellis is married and has two children Joshua and Kendall.


Conley T. Langford

Defensive Coord./DT

11th Year

Alabama A&M ‘91

Fredrick EllisOffensive Line

2nd Year

NC Central Univ.



Aaron James enters his 2nd season as quarterbacks coach for the Miles College Golden Bears. He brings a wealth of experi-ence and knowledge to the coaching staff, and former quarter-backs coach at Lane College.

In James’s fi rst season, he helped guide the Golden Bears to their fi rst SIAC Western Division Title, fi rst SIAC Division II Football Championship and the fi rst SIAC Football Champion-ship game.

James’s coaching experience includes, besides his time at Lane College, a stay at Clark Atlanta University as their quarterback coach and a graduate assistant at his alma mater Tuskegee Uni-versity and an assistant head coach and offensive coordinator at Bullock County High School.

James was a quarterback for Tuskegee University from 1998 through 2001, where he compiled an impressive record of 42-5 as a starter. At quarterback, James has the most wins in the Golden Tigers football history; he also holds a 91-yard touch-down run record from the line of scrimmage as a Golden Tiger. James led Tuskegee University to three conference champion-ships in four seasons and was named to the SIAC Pre-season All-Conference Team in 1998, led the Golden Tigers to a 12-0 season and HBCU National Championship in 2000. In 2001, James was again selected to the SIAC Pre-season All-Confer-ence Team and then earned 2nd team honors on the SIAC All-Conference Team. James played professionally for the Ala-bama Lighting of the NAFL in 2004, where he led the league in passing yards and touchdowns.

James is a native of Mobile, AL and a graduate of Tuskegee University in Tuskegee, AL., where he holds a Bachelor’s De-gree in History.

Coach James is married to Rosie and they have two daughters; Erin Morrisette and Layla James.

Ronald McKinnon, a well-known athlete that joins the Golden Bears football staff for his second season as the linebackers coach and he brings with him years of coaching, playing and business experience. In McKinnon’s fi rst sea-son as an assistant coach, he help guide the Golden Bears to their fi rst SIAC Western Division Title and fi rst SIAC Division II Football Championship and the fi rst SIAC Football Championship game.

He signed a free agent contract with the Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League following his senior season at the University of North Ala-bama and spent 10 seasons in professional football. McKinnon played in 157 NFL games, playing for the Cardinals from 1996-2004 and one season with the New Orleans Saints. He fi nished his professional career with more than 1,000 tackles, 12 sacks and 10 interceptions.

McKinnon, was a four-year starter for the University of North Alabama from 1992-95 and one of the most honored athletes in university football history. A four-time, fi rst-team All-Gulf South Conference selection, McKinnon is one of a handful chosen three-times consensus All-Americans in NCAA Division II history. McKinnon was selected the winner of the 1995 Harlon Hill Trophy (Division II equivalent of the Heisman Trophy) for NCAA Division II National Player of the Year and became the fi rst and so far only defensive player to win the award. He helped lead the University of North Alabama to a combined 48-5-1 record that included three straight Gulf South Conference Championships and three straight NCAA Division II National Championships.

Coach McKinnon closed his career as the leading tackler at the University of North Alabama and in Gulf South Conference history; with 621 total stops and 407 primary stops. He had 29 career tackles-for-loss, seven sacks, 11 intercep-tions and recovered fi ve fumbles. As a senior he had 139 tackles, 11 tackles-for-loss, four interceptions and four sacks. He was named to the Gulf South Conference “Team of the Quarter Century” for 1971-95, was selected the “Gulf South Conference Defensive Player of the Quarter Century” for 1971-95 and was named to the NCAA Division II “Team of the Quarter Century” for 1973-97. McKinnon was selected for the 50th Anniversary University of North Alabama Football Team for 1949-98, the Gulf South Conference Team of the 1990s and was named by the Alabama Sports Writers Association State Professional Athlete of the Year for 1998.

McKinnon is a native of Elba, Alabama and earned his Bachelor’s Degree in General Studies from the University of North Alabama in 1995. McKinnon was one of the elite athletes in the history of the state to be inducted into the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame in 2010. He was also inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 2008.

Coach McKinnon is married to LaShana White and they have four children, Guiliana, Raven, Rya and Rocky.


Aaron JamesQuarterbacks

2nd Year

Tuskegee Univ. ‘01

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Ronald McKinnonLinebackers

2nd Year




Kenneth Watson enters his 2nd return season with the Golden Bears as the defensive backs and safeties coach. In 2002-05, Wat-son coached this position here at Miles under two other coaches. Prior to coming back to Miles, Watson was the wide receivers coach at Minor High School in Birmingham, AL

During the 2011-12 season, Watson helped guide the Golden Bears to their fi rst SIAC Western Division Title, fi rst SIAC Divi-sion II Football Championship and the fi rst SIAC Football Cham-pionship game.

Coach Watson spent 2005-2006 seasons at the University of West Alabama in Livingston, AL., where he coached the defensive backs. He spent some time in professional football, playing for the Edmonton Eskimos (2000), Toronto Argonauts (1999), Mon-treal Alouettes (1996-97), Baltimore Stallions (1994-96) and the Calgary Stampeders (1992-93).

Watson played four seasons at Livingston University (now the University of West Alabama) from 1985-88 and was a four-time All-Gulf South Conference defensive back. As a player at Liv-ingston, coach Watson moved into the record books, where he still appears today in both career interceptions (15, tied third) and career punt return yards (690, second). He also had the sixth lon-gest punt return in school history in 1986, a 67-yard return versus Western Kentucky.

He earned his degree in Drafting and Design Technology from Bessemer State Technical College in 2001, where he fi nished with a 4.0 grade point average and appeared on the Dean’s List every semester.

Watson is married to Charlene Johnson of Adamsville, AL. They have two children, Kenneth, Jr., and Koi Alexis.

Larry Williams will enter his 5th year at Miles College as coach of running backs and special teams. He brings a wealth of play-ing and coaching knowledge to this staff. In his fi rst season with Coach Ruffi n’s staff, he helped the Golden Bears win their fi rst 2011 SIAC Western Division Title, fi rst 2011 SIAC Champion-ship game and the Golden Bears fi rst Division II SIAC Champi-onship.

Williams coached at his alma-mater, Florida A&M University from 2002-06, serving as a graduate assistant linebackers and secondary coach for his fi rst three seasons and defensive backs coach beginning in 2005.

Williams spent the 2006-07 season at Edward Waters College in Jacksonville, Florida where he coached defensive backs and as-sistant special team’s coordinator. He also served as the video and academic coordinator as well as recruiter for the Florida areas; South Florida, Southwest Florida, Tampa and Jacksonville. After leaving Edward Waters, coach Williams went to Florida Interna-tional University as a graduate assistant.

Prior to starting his collegiate coaching career, Williams was a player/coach in the secondary of the Tallahassee Thunder in the AFL2 league from 2001-02. The Thunder won the Southeast Di-vision both years he played and the team fi nished with the top rushing defense in 2002.

A graduate of Miami American High School in 1994, Williams went on to attend Florida A&M University, where he was a two-sport student-athlete from 1994-98, earning four letters in football and track & fi eld. Coach Williams played in the 1995 Heritage Bowl and 1995 and 1996 on the MEAC Championship teams, the 1998 Black College Championship team and helped the Rattlers to the 1996, 1997 and 1998 Division 1-AA Playoffs. In addition, Williams participated on the 1995 MEAC Indoor Champion and 1997 MEAC Outdoor Champion Track and Field teams.

He graduated from Florida A&M University with a Bachelor’s degree in Landscape Design and Management in 1999.


Kenneth WatsonDefensive Backs

2nd Year

Livingstone ‘88

Larry WilliamsRunning Backs/ST

5th Year

Florida A&M ‘99




Jonathan HallLinebackers

1st Year

Tuskegee Univ. ‘11

Andre PickeringTight Ends

1st Year

Southern Miss. ‘10

Patrick McFollingStaff Assistant

1st Year

Miles College ‘05

Tarence BruceDefensive Backs

1st Year

Miles College ‘ 10

Justin MadisonKickers/ST

1st Year

Miles College ‘09

DeAndre MillerLinebackers

1st Year

Miles College ‘10



GOLDEN BEARS SU�P�PORT STAFF

Lindbergh OglesbyStudent Assistant

1st Year

Miles College

Jatavious Lumpkins

Student Manager

1st Year

Miles College

Chris AndersonVideographer

5th Year

Miles College ‘99

Tia ClaytonFootball Operations

1st Year

Alabama A&M ‘11



NO NAME POS HT WT CL HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/JJC1 Jerromy Mardis WR 5-10 144 SR Birmingham, AL/Jacksonville State University2 Jordan Bush WR 5-11 170 FR Ridgeland, MC/Delta State University3 LaDarius Thompson WR 5-8 130 SR Fairfi eld, AL/Fairfi eld Preparatory High School4 Jonquel Dawson QB 5-10 180 FR Atlanta, GA/MLK (Atlanta) 5 Antonio Dill LB 5-9 175 SO Atlanta, GA/Towers High School6 Jalen Johnson DB 6-2 186 SO Tallahassee, FL/James S. Rickards High School7 Floyd Graves RB 5-8 180 JR Newton, MS – Newton County8 Anthony Powell, II DB 5-7 156 FR Sebring, FL – Sebring9 Michael Ross WR 5-7 145 FR College Park, GA – N. Clayton10 James Gardener QB 6-0 162 SO Ashford, AL/Ashford High School11 Darion Alexander QB 6-2 198 FR Selma, AL – Selma12 Antonio Pitts WR 5-10 174 SO Montgomery, AL/Carver High School13 Denzel Veale RB 5-9 180 FR Lithonia, GA/Lithonia 14 Keith Richburg, Jr. DB 6-1 175 SR Miami, FL/Miami Northwestern High School15 D. J. Fife WR 6-0 155 SO Cherokee County, AL/Cherokee County High School 16 David Thomas QB 6-2 206 SR Opelika, AL/Opelika High School17 Antonio Hagler RB 5-11 211 SR Fairfi eld, AL/Fairfi eld Preparatory High School18 Vondragus Hudson TE 6-3 189 SR Bessemer, AL/Jess Lanier High School19 Justin Evans P 5-9 151 JR Birmingham, AL/Birmingham Southern College20 Joe Beckham DB 5-11 180 SO Daleville, AL/Daleville 21 Jordan Lewis RB 5-8 163 SR Fairfi eld, AL/Samford University22 Tyrrell Kinder DB 5-10 162 SO Jackson, AL/Jackson High School23 Andrew Williams RB 5-10 187 SO Leroy, AL/Leroy High School24 K. C. Logan RB 5-10 219 SR Tuscaloosa, AL/Grambling State University25 Rashad Rivers RB 6-0 233 JR Atlanta, GA/Tri-Cities High School26 John Nixon WR 5-7 155 FR Gainesville, FL - Gainesville27 Devonta Parker-JohnsonRB 5-9 174 SO Millry, AL/Washington County High School28 Jibril Cox ATH 5-10 170 FR Gordon, GA/Meridian 29 Joshus Thompson DB 5-11 185 FR Montgomery, AL/Jeff Davis 30 Daruis Hill DB 5-10 161 SO Mobile, AL/Pelham High School 31 Alexander Francois DB 5-10 164 JR Miami, FL/North Miami Sr. High School32 Alexander Morrison DL 5-10 259 SO Columbus, GA/Pacelli High School33 Quinton Land LB 5-10 183 SO Millry, AL/Millry High School 34 Edward Vinsang, Jr. DB 5-10 195 SR Nashville, TN – Montgomery Bell35 Micheal Mitchell DB 6-0 176 JR Valdosta, GA/Georgia Military College36 David Uselton, Jr. P/K 6-1 194 FR Homewood, AL/Childersburg37 Jeremy Coleman DB 6-1 183 JR Ft. Lauderdale, FL/Dillard High School38 Justin Farrell DB 5-9 174 JR Atlanta, GA / Peable Brook High School39 Jonathan Seldon LB 5-9 190 SO Atlanta, GA/Fayette County High School40 Alexiyon Stewart WR 5-10 176 FR Forsyth, GA – Mary Persons41 Cantrell Daniels LB 6-0 207 JR Orange Park, FL/Orange Park High School42 Quintin Jackson LB 5-10 210 JR Prichard, AL/Mattie T. Blount43 Jeffery Gordon LB 6-0 207 JR Tuscaloosa, AL/Central Tuscaloosa High School44 Rodrick Holloman LB 5-10 210 FR Cordele, GA/Cordele 45 Joseph Rush DL 5-10 230 FR Tucker, GA – Tucker46 Julantate English LB 5-9 180 JR Jacksonville, FL/Georgia Military College47 Patton Chambers K 6-0 170 JR Gadsden, AL/Gadsden City High School48 Justin Williams LB 6-0 191 JR Attalla, AL/Etowah High School50 Arenza Johnson, Jr. LB 5-10 215 FR Eufaula, AL/Eufaula

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NO NAME POS HT WT CL HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/JJC51 Gerald McRath, Jr. DL 6-2 188 FR Munford, AL – Oxford52 Monterio Taylor OL 6-1 287 SR Lawrence County, MS/Southwest CC53 Lester Jackson, Jr. OL 6-0 283 SR Tuscaloosa, AL/East Central Community College54 Braysean Jones LB 6-1 205 SO Montgomery, AL/Robert E. Lee55 Montel Collins OL 6-2 295 FR Bartow, FL/Bartow 56 Keenan Clark LB 5-11 204 SO Atlanta, GA/Salem High School57 James Gaines, III LB 6-2 197 JR Eutaw, AL/Green County High School58 Reginald Virges LB 5-10 220 JR Alpine, AL/Talladega County59 Skylar Smith DL 5-10 220 FR Pell City, AL/Pell City High School60 Aderius Hood OL 6-3 292 SO Mt. Hebron, AL/Greene County High School70 Demario Cummingham OL 6-6 315 SO Birmingham, AL/Huffman71 Curtis Mark OL 6-4 329 FR Montgomery, AL/Sidney Lanier72 Eddie Thomas OL 6-3 319 SO Livingston, AL/Livingston High School73 Terrace Owens DL 6-1 292 FR Greenville, AL/Greenville 75 Christopher Ruffi n OL 6-1 295 FR Bessemer, AL/Bessemer City 76 Jeremiah Carroll OL 6-4 285 SO Dothan, AL/Northview78 Trey-Anthony Simpson DL 6-0 275 SO Columbus, GA/G.W. Carver High School80 Lonnie Outlaw, Jr. WR 6-7 207 JR Rochelle, GA – Wilcox County81 George Price WR 6-2 180 SO Montgomery, AL/St. Jude82 Brandon Johnson TE 6-2 193 SR McDonough, GA/Eagle’s Landing High School84 Yovaris Hudson TE 6-0 226 SO Miami, FL/Dr. Michael M. Krop Sr. High School85 Delarius Webb TE 6-3 250 FR Montgomery, AL/Jeff Davis 86 Ronnie Garcia TE 6-0 210 JR Dothan, AL/Rehobeth High School88 Willie Coleman, III WR 5-10 170 FR Montgomery, AL/Carver Montgomery89 Antonio Floyd TE 6-3 231 JR Tallahassee, FL/Ricketts High School90 Demarcus Hives DL 5-11 245 FR Prichard, AL/Vigor91 Darrell Williams DL 6-3 215 FR Atlanta, GA/Cedar Grove 92 Abel Gilel DL 6-0 265 FR Spring Valley, NY/Lackawanna College93 Rashad Reynolds DL 6-0 272 SO Atlanta, GA/Henry W. Grady High School95 Brandon Smith DL 6-0 271 SO Atlanta, GA/Stephanson High School97 Justin Dates RB 5-10 227 JR Childersburg, AL/Childersburg High School98 Camron Willis DL 6-3 290 FR Birmingham, AL/Minor 99 William Sweesy DL 6-4 305 SO San Jacinto, CA/San Jacinto

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NO NAME POS HT WT CL HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/JJC11 Darion Alexander QB 6-2 198 FR Selma, AL – Selma20 Joe Beckham DB 5-11 180 SO Daleville, AL/Daleville 2 Jordan Bush WR 5-11 175 FR Ridgeland, MS/Delta State University76 Jeremiah Carroll OL 6-4 285 SO Dothan, AL/Northview47 Patton Chambers K 6-0 170 JR Gadsden, AL/Gadsden City 56 Keenan Clark DB 5-11 204 SO Atlanta, GA/Salem 37 Jeremy Coleman DB 6-1 183 JR Ft. Lauderdale, FL/Dillard 88 Willie Coleman, III WR 5-10 170 FR Montgomery, AL/Carver Montgomery55 Montel Collins OL 6-2 295 FR Bartow, FL/Bartow 28 Jibril Cox ATH 5-10 170 FR Gordon, GA/Meridian 70 Demario Cummingham OL 6-6 315 SO Birmingham, AL/Huffman41 Cantrell Daniels LB 6-0 207 JR Orange Park, FL/Orange Park 97 Justin Dates RB 5-10 227 JR Childersburg, AL/Childersburg 4 Jonquel Dawson QB 5-10 180 FR Atlanta, GA/MLK (Atlanta) 5 Antonio Dill LB 5-9 175 SO Atlanta, GA/Towers 46 Julantate English LB 5-9 180 JR Jacksonville, FL/Georgia Military College19 Justin Evans P 5-9 151 JR Birmingham, AL/Birmingham Southern College 38 Justin Farrell DB 5-9 174 JR Atlanta, GA / Peable Brook 15 D. J. Fife WR 6-0 155 SO Cherokee County, AL/Cherokee County 89 Antonio Floyd TE 6-3 231 JR Tallahassee, FL/Ricketts High School 31 Alexander Francois DB 5-10 164 JR Miami, FL/North Miami Sr. 57 James Gaines, III LB 6-2 197 JR Eutaw, AL/Green County 86 Ronnie Garcia TE 6-0 210 JR Dothan, AL/Rehobeth 10 James Gardner QB 6-0 162 SO Ashford, AL/Ashford 92 Abel Gilel DL 6-0 265 FR Spring Valley, NY/Lackawanna College 43 Jeffery Gordon LB 6-0 207 JR Tuscaloosa, AL/Central Tuscaloosa 7 Floyd Graves RB 5-8 180 JR Newton, MS – Newton County17 Antonio Hagler HB 5-11 211 SR Fairfi eld, AL/Fairfi eld Preparatory 30 Daruis Hill DB 5-10 161 SO Mobile, AL/Pelham 90 Demarcus Hives DL 5-11 245 FR Prichard, AL/Vigor 44 Rodrick Holloman LB 5-10 210 FR Cordele, GA/Cordele 60 Aderius Hood OL 6-3 292 SO Mt. Hebron, AL/Greene County 18 Vondragus Hudson TE 6-3 189 SR Bessemer, AL/Jess Lanier High School96 Yovaris Hudson DL 6-0 226 SO Miami, AL/Dr. Michael M. Krop Sr. High School53 Lester Jackson, Jr. OL 6-0 283 SR Tuscaloosa, AL/East Central Community College42 Quintin Jackson LB 5-10 210 JR Prichard, AL/Mattie T. Blount54 Braysean Jones LB 6-1 205 SO Montgomery, AL/Robert E. Lee50 Arenza Johnson, Jr. LB 5-10 215 FR Eufaula, AL/Eufaula 82 Brandon Johnson WR 6-2 193 SR McDonough, GA/Eagle’s Landing 27 Devonta Parker-JohnsonRB 5-9 174 SO Millry, AL/Washington County 6 Jalen Johnson DB 6-2 186 SO Tallahassee, FL/James S. Rickards 22 Tyrrell Kinder DB 5-10 162 SO Jackson, AL/Jackson 33 Quinton Land LB 5-10 183 SO Millry, AL/Millry 21 Jordan Lewis RB 5-8 163 SR Birmingham, AL/Samford University24 K. C. Logan RB 5-10 219 SR Tuscaloosa, AL/Grambling State University1 Jerromy Mardis WR 5-10 144 SR Birmingham, AL/Jacksonville State University71 Curtis Mark OL 6-4 329 FR Montgomery, AL/Sidney Lanier51 Gerald McRath, Jr. DL 6-2 188 FR Munford, AL/Oxford35 Micheal Mitchell DB 6-0 176 JR Valdosta, GA/Georgia Military College

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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER



GOLDEN BEARS

ALPHABETICAL ROSTERNO NAME POS HT WT CL HOMETOWN/HIGH SCHOOL/JJC32 Alexander Morrison DL 5-10 259 SO Columbus, GA/Pacelli 26 John Nixon WR 5-7 155 FR Gainesville, FL - Gainesville80 Lonnie Outlaw, Jr. WR 6-7 207 JR Rochelle, GA – Wilcox County73 Terrace Owens DL 6-1 292 FR Greenville, AL/Greenville12 Antonio Pitts WR 5-10 174 SO Montgomery, AL/Carver 8 Anthony Powell, II DB 5-7 156 FR Sebring, FL – Sebring81 George Price WR 6-2 180 SO Montgomery, AL/St. Jude93 Rashad Reynolds DL 6-0 272 SO Atlanta, GA/Henry W. Grady 14 Keith Richburg, Jr. DB 6-1 175 SR Miami, FL/Miami Northwestern 25 Rashad Rivers RB 6-0 233 JR Atlanta, GA/Tri-Cities 9 Michael Ross WR 5-7 145 FR College Park, GA/North Clayton75 Christopher Ruffi n OL 6-1 295 FR Bessemer, AL/Bessemer City 45 Joseph Rush DL 5-10 230 FR Tucker, GA – Tucker39 Jonathan Seldon LB 5-9 190 SO Atlanta, GA/Fayette County 78 Trey-Anthony Simpson DL 6-0 275 SO Columbus, GA/G.W. Carver 95 Brandon Smith DL 6-0 271 SO Atlanta, GA/Stephanson 59 Skylar Smith DL 5-10 220 FR Pell City, AL/Pell City High School40 Alexiyon Stewart WR 5-10 176 FR Forsyth, GA – Mary Persons99 William Sweesy DL 6-4 305 SO San Jacinto, CA/San Jacinto52 Monterio Taylor OL 6-1 287 SR Lawrence County, MS/Southwest CC16 David Thomas QB 6-2 206 SR Opelika, AL/Opelika 72 Eddie Thomas OL 6-3 319 SO Livingston, AL/Livingston 29 Joshus Thompson DB 5-11 185 FR Montgomery, AL/Jeff Davis 3 LaDarius Thompson WR 5-8 130 SR Fairfi eld, AL/Fairfi eld Preparatory 36 David Uselton, Jr. P/K 6-1 194 FR Homewood, AL/Childersburg13 Denzel Veale RB 5-9 180 FR Lithonia, GA/Lithonia 34 Edward Vinsang, Jr. DB 5-10 195 SR Nashville, TN – Montgomery Bell58 Reginald Virges LB 5-10 220 JR Alpine, AL/Talladega County85 Delarius Webb TE 6-3 250 FR Montgomery, AL/Jeff Davis 23 Andrew Williams RB 5-10 187 SO Leroy, AL/Leroy 91 Darrell Williams DL 6-3 215 FR Atlanta, GA/Cedar Grove 48 Justin Williams LB 6-0 191 JR Attalla, AL/Etowah 98 Camron Willis DL 6-3 290 FR Birmingham, AL/Minor



ALABAMA -44- Darion Alexander – Selma Joe Beckham, III – Daleville Jeremiah Carroll – Dothan Patton Chambers – Gadsden Willie Coleman, III – MontgomeryDemario Cummingham - BirminghamJustin Dates – ChildersburgJustin Evans - BirminghamD. J. Fife –Cherokee CountyJames Gaines, III - Eutaw Ronnie Garcia – DothanJames Gardener - AshfordJeffrey Gordon – TuscaloosaAntonio Hagler – Fairfi eldDarius Hill – MobileDemarcus Hives – PrichardAderius Hood – Mt. HebronVondragus Hudson – BessemerLester Jackson – TuscaloosaQuintin Jackson – Prichard Braysean Jones – Montgomery Arenza Johnson, Jr. – EufaulaDevonta Parker-Johnson – MillryTyrell Kinder – JacksonQuinton Land - MillryJordan Lewis – BirminghamK. C. Logan – TuscaloosaJerromy Mardis - BirminghamCurtis Mark – MontgomeryGerald McRath, Jr. - MunfordTerrance Owens - Greenville Antonio Pitts – MontgomeryGeorge Price – MontgomeryChristopher Ruffi n – BessemerSkylar Smith - Pell CityDavid Thomas – OpelikaEddie Thomas – LivingstonJoshus Thompson – MontgomeryLaDarius Thompson – Fairfi eldDavid Uselton, Jr. - HomewoodReginald Virges – Alpine Delarius Webb – MontgomeryAndrew Williams - LeroyJustin Williams – Attalla

California -1-William Sweesy

FLORIDA -11-Montel CollinsJeremy ColemanCantrell DanielsJulantate EnglishAlexander FrancoisAntonio FloydYovaris HudsonJalen JohnsonJohn NixonAnthony Powell, IIKeith Richburg, Jr.

GEORGIA -21-Keenan ClarkJibril CoxJonquel DawsonAntonio DillJustin FarrellAbel GilelRodrick HollomanBrandon JohnsonMichael MitchellAlexander MorrisonLonnie Outlaw, Jr.Rashad ReynoldsRashad RiversMichael RossJoseph RushJonathan SeldonTrey-Anthony SimpsonBrandon SmithAlexiyon StewartDenzel VealeDarrell Williams

MISSISSIPPI -2-Floyd GravesMonterio Taylor

TENNESSEE -1-Edward Vinsang, Jr.

BREAKDOWN BY CLASSSENIOR (12)

JUNIOR (19)

SOPHOMORE (25)

FRESHMAN (24)

GOLDEN BEARS

STATE BY STATE/CLASS BREAKDOWN



Personal: Full name is Patton Chase Chambers - - - Nickname: Joe Dirt - - - Born December 23, 1990, in Gadsden, AL - - - He is the son of Barbara Chambers - - - He has three brothers (Ty, Reed and Nicholas Cham-bers) and three sisters (Bentley Carr, Allison Smalley and Emmaline Chambers) - - - his major is English Education (3.20 GPA).

Field GoalsYEAR G FG Pct. LG Blk2011 12 13-15 86.7 41 0 2010 11 4-9 44.4 42 2

PATYEAR G KICK RUSH RCV PASS2011 12 22-26 0 0 0

KickoffsYEAR G NO YDS AVG TB OB2011 11 55 215 39.2 2 42010 11 6 327 54.5 0 0

Personal: Full name is Keenan Donald Lee Clark - - - Nickname: Superman - - - Born May4, 1992, in Dover, DE - - - He is the son of Donald Clark and Ramona Torres - - - He has four brothers (Kevin Morris, Kortney & Korveiro Torres, Kashmere Clark) and two sisters (Katrina Morris and Kree Clark) - - - his major is Communication.

TACKLEYEAR G UA A T TFL SK INT 2011 10/10 5 7 12 0-0 0-0 0-02010 11/10 1 2 3 0-0 0-0 0-0

Personal: Full name is Jeremy Don’te Coleman - - - Nickname: Soldier - - - Born July 25, 1991, in Plan-tation, FL - - - He is the son of Howard and Angela Coleman - - - He has one brother (Howard, Jr.) and four sisters (Jonita, Chelsia, Marry and Brittany) - - - his major is Business and Accounting.


GOLDEN BEARS RETURNERS

PATTON CHAMBERS - 47

Kicker

6’0 � 175 � JR

Gadsden, AL/Gadsden

KEENAN CLARK - 56

Linebacker

5’11 � 204 - SO

Atlanta, GA/Salem

JEREMY COLEMAN - 37

Defensive Back

6’1 � 195 - SOFt Lauderdale, FL/Dillard High Ft La



Personal: Full name is Cantrell Daniels - - - Nickname: Trell - - - Born June 26, 1986, in Chicago, IL - - - He is the son of Eric Ellison and Gwen Daniels - - - He has one brother (Christopher) and one sister (Thealia Thompson) - - - he is majoring in Criminal Justice.


Personal: Full name is Justin Marquis’ Dates - - - Nick-name: Biscuit - - - Born July 15, 1991, in Childersburg, AL - - - He is the son of Eugene and Tikita Kelley - - - He has two sisters ( Malcanisha & Warnesha Kelley) - - - He is majoring in Pre-Med.

Personal: Full name is Antonia Jervaire Dill, II - - - Nickname: Real Dill - - - Born November 16, 1992, in Virginia Beach, VA - - - He is the son of Antonio Dill, Sr., and Claudia Marshall - - - He has one brother (Jason Dill) and two sisters (Ashley and Alican Dill) - - - he is majoring in Enviornmental Science.

TACKLEYEAR G UA A T TFL SK INT 2011 11/11 8 10 18 0-0 0-0 0-0

Personal: Full name is Julantate Bernandez English - - - Born March 9, 1992, in Atlanta, GA - - - He is the son of Johnny and Sabina English - - - He has one brother (Johnny English, Jr.) - - - he is majoring in Business.

TACKLEYEAR G UA A T TFL SK INT BK 2011 10/10 19 35 54 5-14 0-0 2-34 1


CANTRELL DANIELS - 41

Linebacker

6’0 � 220 - SOOrange Park, FL/Orange Park

ANTONIO DILL, II - 5

Linebacker

5’9 � 175 - SOEast Atlanta, GA/Towers

JULANTATE ENGLISH - 46

Linebacker

5’9 � 180 - JRJacksonville, FL/Ga. Military College

JUSTIN DATES - 97

Running Back

5’10 � 227 - JRChildersburg,AL/Childersburg



Personal: Full name is Justin Markeith Evans - - - Nick-name: Politician - - - Born January 11, 1992, in Birming-ham, AL - - - He is the son of Lavert, Jr., and LaChanda Andrews - - - He has two brothers (Jaih and Jacob Andrews) - - - his major is Communication and Political Science (3.00 GPA).

Field GoalsYEAR G NO YDS AVG LG TB i2050+2011 12 52 186 35.8 57 1 16 4

KickoffsYEAR G NO YDS AVG TB OB2011 12 2 99 49.5 0 0

Personal: Full name is Justin Farrell - - - Nickname: Farrell Island - - -Born October 17, 1989, in Austell, GA - - - He is the son of Preston and Angell Farrell - - - He has one brother (Jason Farrell) and one sister (Jessica-Farrell) - - - he is a Communication major.


Personal: Full name is Darren Jerome Fife - - - Nick-name: Fife Dog - - - Born September 23, 1990, in Fort Payne, AL - - - He is the son of Durrell Hood and Sherry Fife - - - He has three brothers (Jawaun, Nas, Jayden) and two sisters (Kayla Hood and Shefi e Collins)

RECEIVINGYEAR G REC YDS AVG TD LG2011 12 12 135 11.2 0 50RUSHINGYEAR G ATT YDS AVG TD LG2011 12 2 0 0 0 3


JUSTIN EVANS - 19

Punter

5’9 � 151 � JRBirmingham, AL/B’ham Southern

Justin Farrell - 38

Defensive Back

5’9 � 174 - JRAustell, GA/Pebblebrook

DARREN FIFE - 15

Wide Receiver

6’0 � 155 � SOCherokee County, AL/Cherokee Co.



Personal: Full name is Alexander Francois - - - Nick-name: Mr. Zoe Life - - - Born November 3, 1989, in Miami, FL - - - He is the son of Celiancine Francois - - - He has two brothers (Garri & Jeffrey Francois) and one sister (Guerda Francois) - - - he is majoring in Criminal Justice.


Personal: Full name is James Barnes Gaines III - - - Nickname:Third - - - Born May 12, 1992, in Tuscaloosa, AL - - - He is the son of James, Jr., and Cynthia Smith-Gaines - - - He has three brothers (Damion Gaines, Laterrance Smith and Tavarress Brown) and three sisters (Sherell Peebles-Edwards, Tawanna Davis and Marulla Patton) - - - he is majoring in History.


Personal: Full name is Ronnie David Garcia, II - - - Born May 12, 1992, in Aurora, CO - - - He is the son of Maria Montoyer - - - He has one brother (Sam Mon-toyer) and one sister (Liz Payor) - - - he is a Political Science major.

RECEIVINGYEAR G REC YDS AVG TD LG2011 12 16 212 13.2 0 282010 8 2 8 4.0 0 6


JAMES GAINES III - 57

Linebacker

6’2 � 197 - JR

Union, AL/Greene Co.

RONNIE GARCIA - 86

Tight End

6’0 � 210 � JR

Dothan, AL/Rehobeth

ALEXANDER FRANCOIS - 31

Defensive Back

5’10 � 164 - JRMiami, FL/North Miami Sr.

ANTONIO FLOYD - 89

Tight End

6’3 � 231 - JRTallahassee, FL/RicketsTal



Personal: Full name is James Pocker Gardner Thomas - - - Nickname: JG - - - Born February 6, 1993, in Ash-ford, AL - - - He is the son of Virgil and Kelly Vann - - - He has two brothers (Ronnie and Kevin Davis) and one sister (Jessica Vann) - - - He is a Pre-Med major.

Personal: Full name is Jeffery Dewayne Gordon - - - Born December 22, 1990, in Tuscaloosa, AL - - - He is the son of Jeffery Gordon and Joyce Huff - - - he has two sisters (Natasha & Brittany Gordon) - - - he is ma-joring in History.


Personal: Full name is Antonio DeJuan Hagler - - - Nickname: Hag - - - Born June 1, 1991, in Birmingham, AL - - - He is the son of Anthony Hagler and Diane Gib-son - - - He has one brother (Rashauan Gibson) - - - he has one sister (Dominique Gibson) - - - He is a Com-munications major.

PASSINGYEAR G ATT-CMP-INT YDS TD LG2010 11-10 4 9 1 17 0 122009 11-4 6 16 1 22 0 10

RUSHINGYEAR G ATT YDS AVG TD LG2010 11-10 2 11 5.5 0 62009 11-4 15 -7 -0.5 0 10


JAMES GARDNER - 10

Quarterback

6’0 � 162 � SO

Ashford, AL/Ashford

ANTONIO HAGLER - 17

H-Back

5’11 � 211 - SRFairfield, AL/Fairfield Prep.

JEFFERY GORDON, JR. - 43

Linebacker

5’8 � 207 - JRTuscaloosa, AL/Central



Personal: Full name is Darius Brett Hill - - - Nickname: D - - - Born November 20, 1987, in Mobile, AL - - - He is the son of Rutherford and Sandy Hill- - - He has one brother (Darion Hill) - - - he is majoring in Criminal Justice.


Personal: Full name is Aderius Hood - - - Nickname: Hood - - - Born September 26, 1991, in Tuscaloosa, AL - - - He is the son of Tony Little and Loretta Hood - - - He has two brothers (Tony, Jr, and Ryan Little) and one sister (Jameria Hood) - - - he is majoring in Criminal Justice.

Personal: Full name is VonDragus Hudson - - - Nick-name: Big Play Dra - - - Born May 16, 1989, in Besse-mer, AL - - - He is the son of Winger and Jackie Hudson - - - He has one brother (Tomarkus Houston) and one sister (Kimberly Gaston) - - - he is majoring in Math-ematics.

RECEIVINGYEAR G REC YDS AVG TD LG2011 12-12 27 412 15.3 3 592010 11-9 11 162 14.7 2 21


Personal: Full name is Yovaris Hudson - - - Nickname: Varis - - - Born August 2, 1993, in Miami, FL - - - He is the son of Eddie Hudson and Yolanda Evans - - - he has four brothers (Yomari, Eddie, Jr., Edwin and Edward Hudson) and two sisters (Toneka Johnson and Tonique Knight) - - - he is majoring in Business.


DARIUS HILL - 30

Defensive Back

5’10 � 161 - SO

Mobile, AL/Pelham

Vondragus Hudson - 18

Tight End

6’3 � 189 � SRBessemer, AL/Jess Lanier

YOVARIS HUDSON - 96

Defensive Lineman

6’0 � 226 - SOMiami, FL/Michael M. Krop

ADERIUS HOOD - 60

Offensive Lineman

6’3 � 292 - SOMt. Hebron, AL/Green County

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Personal: Full name is Lester James Jackson - - - Nick-name: Jackpot - - - Born October 10, 1990, in Los Ange-les, CA - - - He is the son of Lester and Brenda Jackson - - - He has two sisters (Nikki and Meaghan Jackson) - - - he is a History major.

Personal: Full name is Brandon JaMichael Johnson - - - Nickname: B J - - - Born October 22, 1990, in Mc-Donough, GA - - - He is the son of Michael and Janet Johnson - - - He has one sister (Shantae Johnson) - - - his major is Mathematics.

RECEIVINGYEAR G REC YDS AVG TD LG2010 11-10 1 10 10.0 0 10

KICK RETURNYEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LG 2010 11-10 2 18 9.0 0 10

Personal: Full name is DeVonta Jereze Parker-Johnson - - - Nickname: V3 - - - Born August 27, 1993, in Jack-son, AL - - - He is the son of Oscar and Tuina Johnson - - - He has one sister (Catedra Johnson) - - - He is an Environmental Science major (3.0 GPA).


LESTER JACKSON - 53

Offensive Lineman

6’0 � 283 - SRTuscaloosa, AL/East Central CC

BRANDON JOHNSON - 82

Wide Receiver

6’2 � 193 � SRMcDonough, GA/Eagle’s Landing

DEVONTA PARKER-JOHNSON - 27

Running Back

5’9 � 174 - SOMillry, AL/Washington Co.

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Personal: Full name is Jalen Tyler Johnson - - - Nick-name: Juice Man - - - Born February 11, 1993, in Talla-hassee, FL - - - He is the son of Brian and Nita Johnson - - - he is a Biology major.


Personal: Full name is Tyrrell DeShaun Kinder - - - Nickname: Dirty Red - - - Born November 22, 1992, in Cleveland, OH - - - He is the son of Norman and Bunita Kinder - - - He has one brother (Michael Westfi eld) and one sister (Tanisha Hill) - - - he is majoring in Physical Theropy.


Personal: Full name is Quinton Jerrell Land - - - Born October 3, 1992, in Meridian, MS - - - He is the son of Eddie and Teresa Land - - - He has two brother (James and Michael Land) and one sister (Ashley Gibson) - - - he is majoring in Business Administration.



JALEN JOHNSON - 6

Defensive Back

6’2 � 186 - SOTallahassee, FL/J. S. Rickards

QUINTON LAND - 33

Linebacker

5’10 � 183 - SO

Millry, AL/Millry

TYRRELL KINDER - 22

Defensive Back

5’10 � 162 - SO

Jackson, AL/Jackson



Personal: Full name is Jordan Philip Lewis - - - Nick-name: Lil Boi Blue - - - Born September 11, 1988, in Fairfi eld, AL - - - He is the son of Lajuan Lewis and Sonya Adams-Hicks - - - He has four brothers (Joshua Lewis, John Ford, Terry Hayes, Jr & Steven Hicks) and one sister (Crystal Lewis) - - - He is an Education major.

RUSHINGYEAR G ATT YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G2011 12-12 282 966 3.4 8 49 80.52010 11-10 84 307 3.7 4 63 30.7200 11-4 15 -7 -0.5 0 10

RECEIVINGYEAR G REC YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G2011 12-12 33 249 7.5 1 20 20.82010 11-10 11 74 6.7 1 24 7.4


KICK RETURNYEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LG 2010 11-10 10 182 18.2 0 34

Personal: Full name is K. C. Logan - - - Nickname: Daload - - - Born May 28, 1991, in Tuscaloosa, AL - - - He is the son of T. C. and Lucy Logan - - - He has one brother (Harvey Logan) - - - He is a Criminal Justice major.

RUSHINGYEAR G ATT YDS AVG TD LG2011 12-12 31 141 4.5 0 242010 11-6 2 23 11.5 0 282009 11-4 15 -7 -0.5 0 10


KICK RETURNYEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LG 2010 11-6 1 0 0 0 0


JORDAN LEWIS - 21

Running Back

5’8 � 163 - SRFairfield, AL/Fairfield Prep.

K. C. LOGAN - 24

Running Back

5’10 � 219 - SRTuscaloosa, AL/Grambling St.



Personal: Full name is Jerromy Wayne Mardis - - - Nickname: El Capt. - - - Born April 14, 1990, in Bir-mingham, AL - - - He is the son of Patrick Sr., and Robin Mardis - - - He has three brothers (Patrick Jr., Christopher Mardis and Eugene Johnson) and two sis-ters (Jamie Mardis and Crystal Mardis-Johnson) - - - He is majoring in Biology.

RUSHINGYEAR G ATT YDS AVG TD LG2011 8-8 1 5 5.0 0 52010 11-10 6 38 6.3 0 21

RECEIVINGYEAR G REC YDS AVG TD LG2011 8-8 15 193 12.9 0 332010 11-10 19 140 7.4 1 32

KICK RETURNYEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LG 2011 8-8 20 431 21.5 0 64 2010 11-10 26 631 24.3 0 59

PUNT RETURNYEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LG 2011 8-8 4 24 6.0 0 172010 10-10 10 164 16.4 1 68

Personal: Full name is Micheal Mitchell - - - Born February 28, 1991, in Macon, GA - - - He is the son of Lewis and Yvonnie Mitchell - - - He has one brother (Lewis Mitchell, Jr.) and two sisters (Katte Mitchell and Yolanda Bartley) - - - he is majoring in Business Mange-ment.

Personal: Full name is Alexander Maurice Morrison - - - Nickname: Meatwad - - - Born December 15, 1990, in Columbus, GA - - - He is the son of Raydale and Vicki Jordan - - - He has one brother (Chris) and three sisters (Valencia Morrison, Kassandra & Korie Jordan) - - - he is majoring in Math.



JERROMY MARDIS - 1

Wide Receiver

5’10 � 144 - SRBirmingham, AL/Jacksonville St.

MICHEAL MITCHELL - 35

Defensive Back

6’0 � 176 - JRValdosta, GA/GA. Military College

ALEXANDER MORRISON - 32

Defensive Lineman

5’10 � 259 - SR

Columbus, GA/Pacelli



Personal: Full name is Antonio Cortez Pitts - - - Nick-name: King - - - Born March 23, 1993, in Montgomery, AL - - - He is the son of London Johnson and Maryland Duncan - - - He has two brothers (Andrew and London Pitts) - - - He is majoring in Criminal Justice.

RUSHINGYEAR G ATT YDS AVG TD LG2011 12-12 5 4 0.8 0 11


Personal: Full name is Rashad Xavier Reynolds - - - Nickname: Spanky - - - Born September15, 1992, in Atlanta, GA - - - He is the son of Lisa Watkins - - - He has two brother (Ashton and Wildon Reynolds) - - - he is a Communications major (3.1 GPA).


Personal: Full name is Keith Marshall Richburg, Jr., - - - Nickname: Byrd - - - Born May 2, 1990, in Miami, FL - - - He is the son of Keith, Sr., and Phyllis Richburg - - - He has one brother (Phillip Fussell) and two sisters (Keisha Richburg and Sharita Warren) - - - he is major-ing in Criminal Justice.



ANTONIO PITTS - 12

Wide Receiver

5’10 � 174 - SOMontgomery, AL/Carver

RASHAD REYNOLDS - 93

Defensive Lineman

6’0 � 272 - SO

Atlanta, GA/Grady

KEITH RICHBURG, JR. - 14

Defensive Back

6’1 � 175 - SRMiami, FL/Miami Northwestern



Personal: Full name is Rashad DaJwhan Rivers - - - Nickname: Sauce - - - Born September 28, 1991, in Detroit, MI - - - He is the son of Roland Rivers, Jr., and Cerise Choice - - - He has two brothers (Roland, III. & Ravarius Rivers) - - - He is majoring in Accounting.

RUSHINGYEAR G ATT YDS AVG TD LG2011 12-12 1 -1 0.0 0 -12010 8-8 2 42 2.0 0 11

RECEIVINGYEAR G REC YDS AVG TD LG2010 11-8 2 -6 -3.0 0 1

Personal: Full name is Jonathan Dominick Seldon - - - Nickname: Jon - - - Born December 17, 1992, in Savan-nah, GA - - - He is the son of Howard and Charlotte Seldon - - - He has two sisters (Shawannah Seldon and Paris Williams) - - - he is majoring in Biology.


Personal: Full name is Tray Donelle Simpson - - - Nick-name: Tray - - - Born June 16, 1992, in Columbus, GA - - - He is the son of George and Gail Simpson - - - He has one brother (George Simpson, III) - - - he is major-ing in Criminal Justice.


RASHAD RIVERS - 25

Running Back

6’0 � 233 � JR

Atlanta, GA/Tri-Cities

JONATHAN SELDON - 39

Linebacker

5’9 � 190 - SOAtlanta, GA/Fayette Co.

TREY SIMPSON - 78

Defensive Lineman

6’0 � 275 - SOColumbus, GA/G. W. Carver



Personal: Full name is Brandon Alexander Smith - - - Nickname: B. Smith - - - Born November 29, 1991, in Atlanta, GA - - - He is the son of Kathyrn Smith - - - He has two brothers (Anterrio and Preston Smith) and one sister (Brittany Brown) - - - he is majoring in Communi-cation.


Personal: Full name is Monterrio Antwone Taylor - - - Nickname: Terrio - - - Born September 20, 1989, in Jackson, MS - - - He is the son of Dennis Mallard and Phyllis Purvis - - - He has three brothers (Dennis Taylor, Tobias Smith and Orlando Adams) and one sister (Mar-gunna) - - - he is majoring in Criminal Justice.

Personal: Full name is David Kenneth Thomas - - - Born February 18, 1991, in Opelika, AL - - - He is the son of Calvin Thomas and Detrich Ward - - - He has two broth-ers (Brian Dickerson & Joshua Thomas) - - - His major is Accounting.

PASSINGYEAR G ATT-CMP-INT YDS TD LG AVG/G2011 12-12 258 161 9 2088 14 59 174.02010 11-3 3 13 0 44 0 10 14.72009 11-2 0 2 0 0 0 0

RUSHINGYEAR G ATT YDS AVG TD LG AVG/G2011 12-12 125 489 3.9 11 52 40.82010 11-3 5 19 3.8 0 10 6.3 2009 11-2 8 41 5-1 0 28



BRANDON SMITH - 95

Defensive Lineman

6’0 � 271 - SOLithonia, GA/Stephanson

DAVID THOMAS - 16

Quarterback

6’2 � 210 �SR

Okelika, AL/Okelika

MONTERRIO TAYLOR - 52

Offensive Lineman

6’1 � 287 - SRNewheborn, MS/Southwest CC



Personal: Full name is LaDarius Ramone Thompson - - - Nickname: Ficracker - - - Born December 1, 1990, in Birmingham, AL - - - He is the son of Robert Hill and Ingrid Miles - - - He has three brothers (Andre Miles, Chris Clayborn and Kevin Hill) and three sisters (Tashara Bryant, Caya Hill & Iyanna Chambers) - - - He is majoring in Computer & Information Science.

RECEIVINGYEAR G REC YDS AVG TD LG2011 12-12 9 68 7.6 1 152010 11-6 7 80 11.4 1 322009 11-5 12 133 11.1 0 38

KICK RETURNYEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LG 2011 12-12 9 218 24.2 0 392010 11-6 1 21 21.0 0 212009 11-5 2 25 12.5 0 23

PUNT RETURNYEAR G NO YDS AVG TD LG 2011 12-12 6 76 12.7 0 312010 11-6 2 17 8.50 0 112009 11-5 1 12 12.0 0 12

RUSHINGYEAR G ATT YDS AVG TD LG2011 12-2 1 -1 0.0 0 -0.12009 11-5 1 -4 -4.0 0 0

Personal: Full name is Eddie Thomas - - - Born Decem-ber 2, 1992, in Sumter County, AL - - - He is the son of Eddie Robinson and Jeanette Thomas - - - he is major-ing in Criminal Justice.

Personal: Full name is Andrew Dean Williams - - - Nickname: Oatmeal - - - Born August 24, 1992, in Jackson, AL - - - He is the son of Raymond and Mattie Williams - - - He has two brothers (Raymond, Jr. and Kendell Williams) and sisters (Roneka Jackson- John-son and Sherrell Leggett.



LADARIUS THOMPSON - 3

Wide Receiver

5’8 � 130 � SR

Fairfield, AL/Fairfield Prep.

EDDIE THOMAS - 72

Offensive Lineman

6’3 � 319 - SOLivingston, AL/Livingston

ANDREW WILLIAMS - 23

Running Back

5’10 � 187 � S0

Leroy, AL/Leroy



Personal: Full name is Justin Williams - - - Nickname: J-Nill - - - Born July 8, 1991, in Gadsden, AL - - - He is the son of Thomas and Twalisha Williams - - - He has six sisters (Tuana, Jazmine, Reneishav, Raga, Ciedah & Amarah) - - - His major is History.



JUSTIN WILLIAMS - 48

Linebacker

6’0 � 191 � JR

San Diego, CA/Etowah



GOLDEN BEARS NEWCOMERS

Darion Alexander - 11 Quarterback

6-2 198 FR

Selma, AL/Selma

Joe Beckham, III - 20

Defensive Back

5’11 � 180 - SO

Daleville, AL/Daleville

Jordan Bush - 2

Wide Receiver

5’11 � 175 - FRRidgeland, MS/Delta St. Univ.

Jeremiah Carroll - 76Offensive Lineman

6’4 � 285 - SODothan AL/Northview

Willie Coleman, III - 88

Wide Receiver

5’10 � 170 - FRMontgomery, AL/Carver Mont.

Montel Collins - 55

Offensive Lineman

6’2 � 295 � FR

Bartow, FL/Bartow

Jibril Cox - 28

Athlete

5’10 � 170 - FR

Gordon, GA/Meridian

Jonquel Dawson - 4

Quarterback

5’10 � 180 - FRAtlanta, GA/MLK �Atl.




Abel Gilel - 92

Defensive Lineman

6’0 � 265 - FRSpring Valley, NY/Lackawanna

Floyd Graves - 7

Running Back

5-8 180 JR Newton, MS/Newton Co.

De�Marcis Hives - 90

Defensive Lineman

5’11 � 245 � FR

Prichard, AL/Vigor

Rodrick Holloman - 44

Linebacker

5’10 � 210 � FR

Cordele, GA/Cordele

Quintin Jackson - 42

Linebacker

5’10 � 210 - JR

Prichard, AL/Mattie T. Blount

Braysean Jones - 54

Linebacker

6’1 � 205 - SOMontgomery, AL/Robert E. Lee

Arenza Johnson, Jr. - 50

Linebacker

5’10 � 215 � FR

Eufaula, AL/Eufaula

Curtis Mark - 71

Offensive Lineman

6-4 329 FR Montgomery, AL/Sidney Lanier




Gerald McRath, Jr. - 51

Defensive Lineman

6’2 188 FR

Munford, AL/Oxford

John Nixon - 26

Wide Receiver

5-7 155 FR

Gainesville, FL/Gainesville

Lonnie Outlaw, Jr. - 80

Wide Reciver

6-7 207 JR Rochelle, GA/Wilcox Co.

Terrace Owens - 73

Defensive Lineman

6’1 � 292 � FRGreenville, AL/Greenville

Anthony Powell, II - 8

Defensive Back

5-7 156 FR

Sebring, FL/Sebring

George Price - 81

Wide Receiver

6’2 � 180 � SO

Montgomery, AL/St. Jude

Michael Ross - 9

Wide Receiver

5-7 145 FR

College Park, GA/N. Clayton

Christopher Ruffin - 75

Offensive Lineman

6’1 � 295 � FRBessemer, AL/Bessemer City




Skylar Smith - 59

Defensive Lineman

5-11 220 FR

Pell City, AL/Pell City

Alexiyon Stewart - 40

Wide Receiver

5-10 176 FR Forsyth, GA/Mary Persons

William Sweesy - 99

Defensive Lineman

6’4 � 305 - SO

San Jacinto, CA/San Jacinto.

Joshua Thompson - 29

Defensive Back

5’11 � 185 � FR Montgomery, AL/Jeff Davis

David Uselton, Jr. - 36

Punter/Kicker

6’1 � 194 � FRHomewood, AL/Childersburg

Denzel Veale - 13

Running Back

5’9 � 180 � FR

Lithonia, GA/Lithonia

Edward Vinsang, Jr. - 34

Defensive Back

5-10 - 195 � SR Nashville, TN/Montgomery Bell

Reginald Virges - 58

Linebacker

5’10 � 220 - JRAlpine, AL/Talladega County




Delarius Webb - 85

Offensive Lineman

6’3 � 250 � FRMontgomery, AL/Jeff Davis

Darrell Williams - 91

Defensive Lineman

6’3 � 215 � FRAtlanta, GA/Cedar Grove

Demario Cummingham - 70

Offensive Lineman

6’6 � 315 � SOBirmingham, AL/Huffman

Joseph Rush - 45

Defensive Lineman

5’10 � 230 � FRTucker, GA/Tucker

Cameron Willis - 98

Defensive Lineman

6’3 � 290 � FRBirmingham, AL/Minor

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2011 Game Results

Date Opponent Score Overall Conference Time AttendSep 04, 2011 MOREHOUSE COLLEGE L 9-47 0-1 0-0 2hr30min 15193Sep 10, 2011 CONCORDIA-SELMA W 13-6 1-1 0-0 2hr35min 8312Sep 15, 2011 at West Georgia L 20-23 1-2 0-0 2hr42min 4164* Sep 24, 2011 ALBANY STATE L 27-34 1-3 0-1 2hr59min 6181* Oct 01, 2011 at Benedict College Wo 20-14 2-3 1-1 3hr03min 6724* Oct 08, 2011 at Clark Atlanta W 19-16 3-3 2-1 3hr03min 21939* Oct 15, 2011 KENTUCKY STATE W 45-24 4-3 3-1 3hr01min 7641* Oct 22, 2011 LANE COLLEGE W 37-3 5-3 4-1 2hr44min 13613* Oct 27, 2011 at Stillman College W 9-7 6-3 5-1 2hr37min 7550*Nov 05, 2011 at Tuskegee University L 25-27 6-4 5-2 2hr45min 26645Nov 12, 2011 vs Albany State W 20-17 7-4 5-2 2hr55min 6374Dec 03, 2011 vs Johnson C. Smith L 33-35 7-5 5-2 3hr10min 6691

2011 GOLDEN BEARS

SEASON STATISTICS

Overall Team Statistics

Team Statistics MC OPPSCORING 277 253Points Per Game 23.1 21.1FIRST DOWNS 221 191R u s h i n g 115 106P a s s i n g 84 77P e n a l t y 22 8RUSHING YARDAGE 1891 1882Yards gained rushing 2268 2154Yards lost rushing 377 272Rushing Attempts 530 415Average Per Rush 3.6 4.5Average Per Game 157.6 156.8TDs Rushing 19 22PASSING YARDAGE 2099 1607C o m p - A t t - I n t 168-276-11 160-298-18Average Per Pass 7.6 5.4Average Per Catch 12.5 10.0Average Per Game 174.9 133.9TDs Passing 14 10TOTAL OFFENSE 3990 3489Total Plays 806 713Average Per Play 5.0 4.9Average Per Game 332.5 290.8KICK RETURNS: #-Yards 49-982 32-446PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 13-111 22-265INT RETURNS: #-Yards 18-376 11-109KICK RETURN AVERAGE 20.0 13.9PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 8.5 12.0INT RETURN AVERAGE 20.9 9.9FUMBLES-LOST 17-10 14-9

Team Statistics MC OPPPENALTIES-Yards 95-807 98-847Average Per Game 67.2 70.6PUNTS-Yards 53-1893 48-1830Average Per Punt 35.7 38.1Net punt average 30.3 35.0TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 3 3 : 3 7 2 6 : 4 53RD-DOWN Conversions 61/167 57/1493rd-Down Pct 37% 38%4TH-DOWN Conversions 18/29 9/214th-Down Pct 62% 43%SACKS BY-Yards 14-82 22-94MISC YARDS 48 0TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 35 33FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 13-17 9-15ON-SIDE KICKS 1-2 0-0RED-ZONE SCORES (36-44) 82% (32-47) 68%RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (25-44) 57% (25-47) 53%PAT-ATTEMPTS (22-26) 85% (24-30) 80%ATTENDANCE 50940 67022Games/Avg Per Game 5/10188 5/13404Neutral Site Games 2/6532

Score by Quarters 1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT TotalMiles College 60 54 52 105 6 277Opponents 37 84 69 63 0 253



2011 GOLDEN BEARS

SEASON STATISTICS



2012 GOLDEN BEARS

OPPONENTS

GAME 1 SUN.

UNA / 9-2-12

GAME 2 SAT.

SU / 9-8-12

GAME 3 SAT.

UWG / 9-15-12

GAME 4 SAT.

ASU / 9-22-12

GAME 5 SAT.

BC / 9-29-12

GAME 6 SAT.

CAU / 10-6-12

GAME 7 SAT.

KSU / 10-13-12

GAME 8 SAT.

LC / 10-20-12

GAME 9 �THUR.

SC / 10-25-12

GAME 10 SAT.

TU / 11-3-12



Sunday, September 2, 2012 @ 6:00 P.M. Legion FieldBirmingham, Alabama Series record: North Alabama leads 6-0-0 (1982 1st year)Last meeting: 1987, North Alabama won (46-7)

NORTH ALABAMA QUICK FACTSLocation: Florence, AlabamaEnrollment: 7,300Founded: 1830Nickname: LionsStadium: Braly Municipal (Natural Grass) Stadium (Capacity): 14,215 Colors: Purple and GoldConference: Gulf South (GSC)National Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. William Cale Athletic Director: Mark Linder SID: Jeff Hodges Offi ce Phone: (256) 765-4595 Fax: (256) 765-4659 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.roarlions.comStadium Press Box: (256) 765-5576 / 5575

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Bobby Wallace Record at MHC: 82-36-1 (10 years) Career record: 127-137-1 (23 year3)

COACHING STAFF 2012 SCHEDULE Cody Gross (Offensive Coordinator.Quarterbacks) Sept. 2 @ Miles 6:00 pmSteadman Campbell (Running Backs) Sept. 8 Harding 6:00 pmScott Harper (Offensive Line/Strength & Conditioning) Sept. 15 Kentucky Christian 6:00 pmCornelius Williams (Receivers) Sept. 22 @ Delta State * TBA Chris Willis (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers) Sept. 29 Shorter * 6:00 pm Blake Farris (Defensive Backs) Oct. 6 @ Texas A&M-Kville 7:00 pm Brett Borden (Defensive Line) Oct. 13 Valdosta State * 6:00 pm Mike King (Kickers) Oct. 20 @ West Georgia * 1:00 pm Michael Pendegrast (Linebackers) Nov. 3 Tarleton State 6:00 pm Nov. 10 @ West Alabama * TBASCOUTING REPORT Overall record: 9-3Conference Record: 2-2(Tied 2nd) Offense: NA Defense: NAOffensive/Defensive Starters Returning: 6Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: 19Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: 28 Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Lost: 36

UNIVERSITY of NORTH ALABAMA

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Saturday, September 8, 2012 @ 1:00 P.M. Durham County Memorial StadiumDurham, NCSeries record: Shaw lead series 1-0-0 (2007 1st year)(Last meeting: 2007, Shaw won 24-7)

SHAW QUICK FACTSLocation: Durham, NCEnrollment: 2,444Founded: 1865Nickname: BearsStadium: Durham County Memorial (Field Turf)Stadium (Capacity): 8,000Colors: Garnet & WhiteConference: Central Intercollegiate Athletic AssociationNational Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. Dorothy Cowser Yancy Athletic Director: Alfonza Carter SID: Sherri Fillingham Offi ce Phone: (919) 546-8250/623-9494 Cell Phone (919) 623-9494 Fax: (919) 546-8444E-mail: sfi [email protected]: www.shawbears.com

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Robert Massey Record at TC: 0-0-0 (1st year) Career record: 2-18-0

COACHING STAFF 2012 SCHEDULE Maurice Flowers (Asst. Head Coach/Offensive Coord.) Aug. 30 @ Charleston (W.V.) 7:00 pmRichard Gray (Offensive Line) Sept. 8 Miles 1:00 pmMarkus McElveen (Defensive Line) Sept. 15 Stillman 6:00 pmDe’Andre’ Okonji (Wide Receivers) Sept. 22 Chowan * 1:00 pm Felton Page (Halfbacks/Tight Ends) Sept. 29 @ Virginia State * 6:00 pm Sherman Simmons (Linebackers) Oct. 6 Fayetteville State * 1:00 pmJermod Mapp (Special Teams) Oct. 13 @ Livingstone * 1:00 pmKenneth Williams (Defensive Backs) Oct. 20 Johnson C. Smith * 6:00 pm Oct. 27 Winston-Salem State * 1:30 pm Nov. 3 @ ST. Augustine’s * 1:30 pm

SCOUTING REPORT Overall record: 3-7-0 Conference Record: 3-4-0 (4th Southern Div.) Offense: Spread Defense: 4-4 Offensive/Defensive Starters Returning: 8 Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: 14Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: N/A Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Lost: N/A

SHAW UNIVERSITY

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Saturday, September 15, 2011 @ 7:00 P.M. Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium Fairfi eld, AlabamaSeries record: West Georgia leads 5-0-0 (1981 1st year)Last meeting: 2011, West Georgia won (23-20)

WEST GEORGIA QUICK FACTSLocation: Carrollton, GeorgiaEnrollment: 12,000Founded: 1906Nickname: WolvesStadium: University (Ra-Lin Field) (Natural Grass)Stadium (Capacity): 9,600 Colors: Blue & RedConference: Gulf South (GSC)National Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. Beheruz N. Sethna Interim Athletic Dir.: Daryl Dickey SID: Mitch Gray Offi ce Phone: (678) 839-6542 Home Phone (770) 574-9248Wireless Phone: (770) 301-8619 Fax: (678) 839-6543 E-mail: [email protected]: www.uwgsports.com Stadium Press Box: TBA

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Daryl Dickey Record at UWG: 10-30-0 (4th year) Career record: 38-45-0 (8th year)

COACHING STAFF 2012 SCHEDULE Jody Allen (Asso. Head Coach/Def. Coordinator) Sept. 1 Point 7:00 pmDerek Hill (Pass Game Coordinator/Wide Receivers) Sept. 8 Tusculum 2:00 pmJames Colzie (Assistant Head Coach/Secondary/Spec Teams) Sept. 15 @ Miles 7:00 pm Louis LeBlanc (Recruiting Coordinator/Defensive Line) Sept. 29 @ West Alabama 7:00 pm Sandy Nix (Director of Football Operations) Oct. 6 Valdosta State 2:00 pm Stewart Cook (H-Backs/Tight Ends) Oct. 13 @ Delta State 7:00 pmDave Ware (Kickers) Oct. 18 North Alabama 7:30 pm Matt O’Brien (Running Backs) Oct. 27 West Texas A&M 8:00 pm Nov. 3 Shorter 2:00 pm Nov. 10 Midwestern State 2:00 pmSCOUTING REPORT Overall record: 6-4-0 Conference Record: 3-3-0 (3rd in GSC) Offense: Multiple Defense: Multiple Offensive/Defensive Starters Returning: TBA Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: TBA Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: TBA

UNIVERSITY of WEST GEORGIA

Scouting Report



Saturday, September 22, 2012 @ 7:00 P.M. Albany State University ColiseumAlbany, GeorgiaSeries record: Albany State leads 33-12-3 (1947, 1st year)Last meeting: 2011, Miles won SIAC Championship (20-17)

ALBANY STATE QUICK FACTSLocation: Albany, GeorgiaEnrollment: 4,667 Founded: 1903 (by Joseph Winthrop Holley)Nickname: Golden RamsStadium: Albany State University Coliseum Stadium (Capacity): 10,000 (Natural Grass) Colors: Blue & GoldConference: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC)National Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. Everette J. Freeman Inter. Athletic Director: Dr. Richard H. Williams SID: Edythe Bradley Offi ce Phone: (229) 430-4673 Wireless Phone: (229) 894-9036 Fax: (229) 430-1774/3020 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.asurams.edu Stadium Press Box: (229) 430-3674/3675

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Mike White (Defensive Coordinator) Record at ASU: 93-40-0 (12th year) Career record: 93-40-0 (12th year)

COACHING STAFF 2012 SCHEDULE Rickey Alexander (Assistant Head/Linebackers) Sept. 1 North Greenville 7:00 pmUyl Joyner ( Offensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks) Sept. 8 @ Wingate 1:30 pmKenyan Conner (Wide Receivers/Special Teams) Sept. 15 @ Elizabeth City State 6:00 pm Anthony Kelly (Running Backs) Sept. 22 Miles College * 7:00 pm Dan Land (Defensive Backs) Sept. 29 @ Kentucky State * TBA Bokowski Daniels (Defensive Linemen) Oct. 6 Lane * 5:00 pm William Chunn (Linebackers) Oct. 13 @ Morehouse * TBA Christopher Henderson (Defensive Backs/Special Teams) Oct. 20 Clark Atlanta * 2:00 pm Demetrie McCray (Defensive Backs) Oct. 27 @ Benedict * 2:00 pm Lawrence Livingston (Offensive Linemen) Nov. 3 @Fort Valley State * 2:00 pm

SCOUTING REPORT 2011 Overall record: 8-4 Conference Record: 6-1 (SIAC Runner-Up) Offense: Multiple Defense: 3-4 Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: 16 Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: 28Offensive/Defensive Letterman Lost: 11 Offensive/Defensive Starters Returning: 14

ALBANY STATE UNIVERSITY

Scouting Report



Saturday, September 29, 2012 @ 6:00 P.M. Albert J. Sloan-Alumni StadiumFairfi eld, AlabamaSeries record: Series is tied 10-10 (1956 1st year)Last meeting: 2011, Miles won (20-14)

BENEDICT QUICK FACTSLocation: Columbia, South CarolinaEnrollment: 3,100Founded: 1870Nickname: TigersStadium: Charles W. Johnson (Artifi cial Turf)Stadium (Capacity): 11,026 Colors: Purple & GoldConference: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC)National Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. David H. Swinton Athletic Director: Willie Washington SID: Dennis Switzer Offi ce Phone: (803) 705- 4346 Cell Phone: (803) 493-3406 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.benedict.edu Press Box: (803) 343-3092

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: James Woody Record at BC: 1-5-0 (2nd year) Career record: 1-5-0 (2nd Year)

COACHING STAFF 2012 SCHEDULE Terry Beauford (Associate Head Coach/Offensive Line) Sept. 1 @ Virginia Union 2:00 pmMaurice Johnson (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers) Sept. 6 Bowie State 8:00 pmNic Mckissic-Luke (Running Backs) Sept. 15 Virginia State 4:00 pm Mike Wallace (Defensive Backs) Sept. 22 @ Fort Valley State * 2:00 pm Mike Fanoga (Defensive Line) Sept. 29 @ Miles * 6:00 pm Oct. 6 Stillman * 2:00 pm Oct. 13 @ Clark Atlanta * 2:00 pm Oct. 20 Morehouse * 2:00 pm Oct. 27 Albany State * 2:00 pm Nov. 3 @ Lane * 3:00 pmSCOUTING REPORT Overall record: 2-8-0 Conference Record: 1-6-0 (3rd in SIAC East) Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-3 Offensive/Defensive Starters Returning: 8 Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: 14Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: 36 Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Lost: N/A

BENEDICT COLLEGE

Scouting Report



Saturday, October 6, 2012 @ 4:00 p.m. (Homecoming) Albert J. Sloan-Alumni StadiumFairfi eld, AlabamaSeries record: Clark Atlanta leads 16-12-0 (1929 1st year)Last meeting: 2011, Miles won (19-16)

CLARK ATLANTA QUICK FACTSLocation: Atlanta, GeorgiaEnrollment: 3,800Founded: 1988 (Consolidation of AU (1865) & Clark College (1869)Nickname: PanthersStadium: Panther Stadium (Capacity): 6,000 (Artifi cial Turf)Colors: Red, Black & GrayConference: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC)National Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. Carlton E. Brown Athletic Director: Dr. Tamica Smith-Jones SID: Dana Harvey Offi ce Phone: (404) 880-6685 Cell Phone: (404) 227-2378 Fax: (404) 880-8397 E-mail: [email protected]: clarkatlantasports.com Stadium Press Box: (404) 880-6695

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Daryl McNeill, Sr. Record at CAU: 6-14-0 (2nd year)Career record: 42-65-0 (NA)

COACHING STAFF 2012 SCHEDULE Roderick Robinson (Assist Head Coach/Tight End/Tackles Sept. 1 West Alabama TBAKelvin Powell (Defensive Coordinator/Linebackers) Sept. 8 @ Lane 2:00 pmCory Peoples (Def Backs/Recruiting/Special Teams) Sept. 15 @Fort Valley State * TBA Jeff Mathis (Defensive Line/Strength & Conditioning) Sept. 22 Concordia-Selma TBACory Stone (Defensive Line) Sept. 29 Morehouse * 7:00 pm Andre Stephney (Special Teams) Oct. 6 @ Miles * 4:00 pm Oct. 13 Benedict * 2:00 pm Oct. 20 @ Albany State * 2:00 pm Oct. 27 Tuskegee * TBA Nov. 3 @ Stillman * 5:00 pm SCOUTING REPORTOverall record: 2-8Conference Record: 1-6 (5th place in SIAC East) Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-3Offensive/Defensive Starters Returning: 12 Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: 10Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: NA Offensive/Defensive Letterman Lost: NA

CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

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Saturday, October 13, 2012 @ 1:30 P.M. Alumni StadiumFrankfort, KentuckySeries record: Miles leads 10-7-0 (1987 1st year)(Last meeting: 2011, Miles won 45-24)

KENTUCKY STATE QUICK FACTSLocation: Frankfort, KentuckyEnrollment: 2,843 Founded: 1886Nickname: ThorobredsStadium: Alumni (Turf Type Fescue Bluegrass) Stadium (Capacity): 7,500 Colors: Kelly Green & Light GoldConference: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC)National Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. Mary Evans Sias, Ph. D. Athletic Director: Dr. Denisha Hendricks SID: Danielle Wright Offi ce Phone: (502) 597-6399 Home Phone Fax: (502) 597-5956Press Box: (502) 597-8007 /209-9744 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.kysu.edu

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Wayne Dickens (Defensive Coordinator, Linebackers) Record at KSU: 15-17-0 (3rd year)Career record: 15-17-0 (3rd year) 2012 SCHEDULE COACHING STAFF Sept. 8 Ky. Wesleyan 7:00 pmGreg Davis (Assist. Head Coach/Off. Line, Off. Coordinator) Sept. 15 @Lincoln (PA) 6:00 pm Pete Mayberry (Defensive Backs) Sept. 22 @Stillman * 5:00 pm Amish Patel (Quarterbacks) Sept. 29 Albany State * 7:00 pm Kenyatta McCoy (Special Teams Coordinator, Receivers) Oct. 6 @ Ft. Valley State * 6:00 pm Arthur Tolliver (Defensive Line) Oct. 13 Miles * 1:30 pm Oct. 20 @ Tuskegee * 1:00 pm Oct. 27 Lane * 1:30 pm Nov. 3 @ Morehouse * 2:00 pm SCOUTING REPORT Overall record: 6-4Conference Record: 3-4 (4th in SIAC West) Offense: Multiple Defense: 4/3 DefenseOffensive/Defensive Starters Returning: N/A Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: N/A Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: N/A Offensive/Defensive Letterman Lost: N/A

KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY

Scouting Report



Saturday, October 20, 2012 @ 2:00 P.M. Lane FieldJackson, TennesseeSeries record: Miles lead the series 26-24-3 (1929 1st year )Last meeting: 2011, Miles won (37-3)

LANE QUICK FACTSLocation: Jackson, TNEnrollment: 2,000Founded: 1882Nickname: DragonsStadium: Lane Field (Natural Grass)Stadium (Capacity): 3,500 Colors: Cardinal Red & Royal BlueConference: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC)National Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. Wesley Cornelious McClure Athletic Director: Penne Minter SID: Roger Ogden Offi ce Phone: (731) 426-7659 Fax: (731) 426-7516 E-mail: [email protected]: www.lane.edu Football Press Box: (731) 422-6051

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Derrick Burroughs Record at LC: 4-16-0 (2nd year) Career record: 4-16-0 (2nd year)

COACHING STAFF 2012 SCHEDULE Daniel Dieringer Sept. 1 Edward Waters 2:00 pmMalik Hoskins Sept. 8 Clark Atlanta 2:00 pmJocquise Island Sept. 15 @ Tuskegee * 1:00 pmEllix Wilson Sept. 22 @ Morehouse * 7:00 pm Tori Harmon Sept. 29 Stillman * 2:00 pm Oct.. 6 @Albany State * 5:00 pm Oct. 13 @Point 1:00 pm Oct. 20 Miles * 2:00 pm Oct. 27 @ Kentucky State * TBA Nov. 3 Benedict * 2:00 pm SCOUTING REPORTOverall record: 4-6-0Conference Record: 2-5 (5th in SIAC West) Offense: Spread Defense: 3-4Offensive/Defensive Starters Returning: 14 Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: 5Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: N/A Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Lost: N/A

LANE COLLEGE

Scouting Report



Thursday, October 25, 2012 @ 6:00 P.M.Albert J. Sloan-Alumni StadiumFairfi eld, AlabamaSeries record: Miles leads 13-6-0 (1930 1st year)Last meeting: 2011, Miles won (9-7)

STILLMAN QUICK FACTSLocation: Tuscaloosa, AlabamaEnrollment: 1,100Founded: 1876Nickname: TigersStadium: Stillman (Natural Grass)Stadium (Capacity): 5,000 Colors: Navy Blue & Vegas GoldConference: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC)National Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. Ernest McNealey, Ph. D. Athletic Director: Curtis Campbell SID: William Bright, Jr. Offi ce Phone: (205) 247-8013 Home Phone Fax: (205) 366-8865 E-mail: [email protected]: www.stillman.edu

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Teddy Keaton Record at SC: 7-4-0 (2nd years)Career record: 7-4-0 (2nd years)

COACHING STAFF 2012 SCHEDULE James Johnson (Offensive Coordinator/Offensive Line) Sept. 2 @ Central State 5:00 pmDedrick Dodge (Defensive Coordinator/Secondary Sept. 8 Ouachita Baptist 5:00 pmTerrell Stewart (Wide Receivers) Sept. 15 @ Shaw 1:00 pm David Daniel III (Defensive Line/Equipment) Sept. 22 Kentucky State * 5:00 pm Ed Walker (Linebackers/Recruiting) Sept. 29 @ Lane * 2:00 pm Steve Mares (Quarterbacks) Oct. 6 @ Benedict * 2:00 pmAdam Hollis (Running Backs) Oct. 13 Tuskegee * 5:00 pm Russell Rivers (Linebackers) Oct. 20 @ Fort Valley State * 3:00 pmAaron Done (Student Assistant/Receivers) Oct. 25 @ Miles * 6:00 pm Steve Brown (Volunteer Assistant/Receivers) Nov. 3 Clark Atlanta * 5:00 pm Nov. 10 Concordia-Selma 1:30 pmSCOUTING REPORTOverall record: 7-4Conference Record: 5-2 (2nd in SIAC West) Offense: West Coast Defense: 3-4 Offensive/Defensive Starters Returning: 16 Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: 8 Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: 50 Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Lost: 24

STILLMAN COLLEGE

Scouting Report



Saturday, November 5, 2012 @ 1:00 P.M.Albert J. Sloan-Alumni StadiumFairfi eld, AlabamaSeries record: Tuskegee leads 44-12-1 (1929 1st year)Last meeting: 2011, Tuskegee won (27-25)

TUSKEGEE QUICK FACTSLocation: Tuskegee, Alabama Enrollment: 3,158Founded: 1881 by Dr. Booker Taliaferro WashingtonNickname: Golden TigersStadium: Abbott (Natural Grass)Stadium (Capacity): 10,000 Colors: Old Gold & CrimsonConference: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC)National Affi liation: NCAA Division IIPresident: Dr. Gilbert L. Rochon Athletic Director: Patric Simon SID: Michael Stewart Offi ce Phone: (334) 727-8150 Home Phone N/A Fax: (334) 727-8202 E-mail: [email protected] Website: www.tuskegee.edu Stadium Press Box: (334) 727-8167; 727-8004

COACHING STAFF Head Coach: Willie Slater (Offensive Coordinator) Record at TU: 55-13-0 (6th years) Career Record: 55-13-0 (6th years)

COACHING STAFF 2012 SCHEDULEForrest Jackson (Linebackers) Sept. 1 Alabama A&M 6:00 pm Keith Higdon (Offensive Line) Sept. 8 Johnson C. Smith 7:30 pm Keith Butler (Assistant Defensive Line) Sept. 15 Lane * 1:00 pmLevorn Harbin (Defensive Line) Sept. 29 Fort Valley State * 1:00 pm Montressa Kirby (Quarterbacks) Oct. 6 @ Morehouse * 3:00 pmRodney Bivens (Wide Receivers) Oct. 13 @ Stillman * 5:00 pm Joseph Carter (Safeties) Oct. 20 @ Kentucky State * 1:00 pm Andre’ Brunson (Strength & Conditioning/Tight Ends) Oct. 27 @ Clark Atlanta * 4:00 pm Ramone Nickerson (Cornerbacks) Nov. 3 @ Miles * 1:00 pm Nov. 22 @ Alabama State 3:00 pmSCOUTING REPORT Overall record: 4-6 Conference Record: 4-3 (3rd in SIAC West) Offense: Multiple Defense: 4-3 Offensive/Defensive Starters Returning: 11 Offensive/Defensive Starters Lost: 18Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Returning: 67 Offensive/Defensive Lettermen Lost: N/A

TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY

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Newspaper: Birmingham News - Phone: (205) 325-3169Fax: (205) 325-2425

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Wire Service: Montgomery (API)Phone: (800) 821-3737Fax: (334) 265-7177

Television: WBRC 6 - Rick KarlePhone: (205) 583-4345 (205) 583-4340 (205) 583-4341

Television: WVTM 13 – Jim DunawayPhone: (205) 558-7354

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Television: CBS 42 – Brad McMillianPhone: (205) 322-4665

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Other Services: Hal Lamar Phone: (404) 254-1884

Other Services: Sports Network - Aaron CorrillPhone: (215) 441-8444 (800) 583-5625

Other Services: Sports Connection - Steve BrownPhone: (205) 515-8649Fax: (205) 231-6944

Other Services: HBCULive – Toby DurhamPhone: (704) 609-7157e-mail: [email protected]

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GOLDEN BEARS

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EAST

1 – Morehouse College 2 – Albany State University3 – Fort Valley State University4 – Clark Atlanta University5 – Benedict College

WEST

1 – Miles College 2 – Tuskegee University 3 – Stillman College 4 – Kentucky State University5 – Lane College

SIAC PREDICTED ORDER OF FINISH

PRE-SEASON 1ST TEAM ALL SIACOFFENSEPosition Name CL Hometown InstitutionQB David Thomas SR Opelika, AL Miles CollegeRB Jordan Lewis SR Birmingham, AL Miles CollegeRB David Carter SR Marietta, GA Morehouse CollegeWR Christopher Slaughter SR Fort Valley, GA Fort Valley State UniversityWR Ronnie Tubbs SR Yazoo City, MS Albany State UniversityTE Vondragus Hudson SR Bessemer, AL Miles CollegeOL Hakeem Lassiter SR Paterson, NJ Albany State UniversityOL Mike Coke SR Stone Mountain, GA Morehouse CollegeOL Marlon Jones SR Atlanta, GA Morehouse CollegeOL Lester Jackson SR Tuscaloosa, AL Miles CollegeOL Monterio Taylor SR Lawrence, MS Miles College

DEFENSE

DL Justin Blash SR Alma, GA Albany State UniversityDL Emanuel Williams SR Baxley, GA Fort Valley State UniversityDL Jeremy Hall JR Montgomery, AL Stillman CollegeDL Scottie Williams SR Atlanta, GA Morehouse CollegeLB Corey Jones SR Compton, GA Lane CollegeLB Courtney Daniel SR Eatonton, GA Fort Valley State UniversityLB Larry Whitfi eld SO Albany, GA Albany State UniversityDB Justin Oliver SR Pennsauken, NJ Morehouse CollegeDB Tyrrell Kinder SO Jackson, AL Miles CollegeDB Keith Richburg, Jr. SR Miami, FL Miles CollegeDB Bernard Crawford SR Tucker, GA Kentucky State University

SPECIAL TEAMS

KR Orian Ponder SO Moultrie, GA Albany State UniversityPR Demario Barber SR Ashburn, GA Fort Valley State UniversityK Alejandro Perez-Huerta SR Rex, GA Stillman CollegeP Marquette King SR Macon, GA Fort Valley State University



PRE-SEASON 2ND TEAM ALL SIAC

OFFENSEPosition Name CL Hometown InstitutionQB Dondre Purnell SO Power Springs, GA Stillman CollegeRB Nathan Hoyte SR Waldorf, MD Albany State UniversityRB Travis Richmond SO Fort Valley, GA Fort Valley State UniversityWR Antonio Pitts SO Montgomery, AL Miles CollegeWR Orion Ponder SO Moultrie, GA Albany State UniversityTE Saledeem Major SO Philadelphia, PA Clark Atlanta UniversityOL David Garbo SR Quitman, GA Fort Valley State UniversityOL Ryan Hill JR Bluffton, GA Fort Valley State UniversityOL Zach LaGrange JR Goshen, KY Kentucky State UniversityOL Octavio Wilson SO Lewisburg, TN Lane CollegeOL Shea Martin SO Stone Mountain, GA Morehouse College

DEFENSE

DL Carlos Ware SR Cincinnati, OH Kentucky State UniversityDL Vauchard Goodridge SR St. Petersburg, FL Clark Atlanta UniversityDL Aaron Bennett JR Hinesville, GA Tuskegee UniversityDL Dyrell Porcha SO Hemmingway, SC Benedict CollegeLB Brandon Houston JR Atlanta, GA Morehouse CollegeLB Elijah Anderson JR Ellenwood, GA Morehouse CollegeLB JacQuan Persley JR Louisville, KY Kentucky State UniversityDB Grandson Brown SR Douglasville, GA Kentucky State UniversityDB Justin Farrell SO Atlanta, GA Miles CollegeDB Ronrico Dunn SO Birmingham, AL Stillman CollegeDB Martin Epps JR Augusta, GA Benedict College

SPECIAL TEAMS

KR Adrian Alexander SO Macon, GA Albany State UniversityPR Mark Hughes SR Mableton, GA Tuskegee UniversityK Cade Berryman SO Irvine, KY Kentucky State UniversityP Gene Moody JR Greenville, AL Tuskegee University

As selected by the SIAC Football Coaches Association



The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SIAC) was founded in 1913 and today 90 years later, the conference fl ies high above the rest as one of the nation’s most viable forces in intercollegiate athletics.

On December 30, 1913, representatives of the following in-stitutions met at Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia to consider the regulations of intercollegiate athletics among the black colleges in the southeast: Alabama State University, At-lanta University, Clark Atlanta, Morehouse College, Morris Brown College, Talladega College and Tuskegee University. The representatives formed a permanent organization (The Southeastern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference) which has had a continuous history to the present. In 1929, they changed the name of this organization to The Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

In 1929, the conference experienced its fi rst break in member-ship. Five institutions (Talladega, Fisk, Morehouse, Knoxville and Atlanta University) withdrew and formed the Collegiate Athletic Conference. On December 13-14, 1929, the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference and the Collegiate Athletic Conference mutually agreed to reunite and form the Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference.

Two institutions have held continuous membership in the con-ference: Clark College (now Clark Atlanta University) and Tuskegee University. Other institutions which have at one time or another been members are: Alabama A&M University (1947-1997), Alabama State University (1913-1975), Allen University, Benedict College, Bethune-Cookman University (1950-1979), Edward Waters College, Fisk University, Flor-ida A&M University (1926-1978), Jackson State University, Knoxville College, Morris Brown College (1913-1999), Rust College, Savannah State University (1969-1999), South Caro-lina State University (1939-1970), Stillman College, Talladega College, Tennessee State University (1926-1939) and Xavier University.

The present membership is composed of thirteen different in-stitutions in fi ve states (Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, South Carolina and Tennessee): Albany State University, Benedict College, Clafl in University, Clark Atlanta University, Fort Val-ley State University, Kentucky State University, Lane College, LeMoyne-Owen College, Miles College, Morehouse College, Paine College, Stillman College and Tuskegee University.

SIAC teams and its athletes are known for being staunch com-petitors and for excelling on the national level. The conference as a whole has claimed over 50 team and individual national championships. In 1978, Florida A&M became the fi rst black college to win the NCAA Division I-AA National Football Championship as they defeated Massachusetts 35-28 in the fi nals. The SIAC also has over 300 former and current profes-sional football players.

Some retired NFL players who played in the SIAC: Hall of Famers John Stallworth of Alabama A&M, David “Deacon” Jones of South Carolina State and Larry Little of Bethune-Cookman. Other SIAC NFL greats include Rayfi eld Wright (Fort Valley State), Jack McClarien (Bethune Cookman), Bob Hayes (Florida A&M), Alfred Jenkins (Morris Brown), John Gilliam (South Carolina State) and Oliver Ross (Alabama A&M).

Additionally, SIAC Athletes who went pro include All-Pros Greg Lloyd who played for the Pittsburgh Steelers (Fort Valley State) and Shannon Sharpe of the Denver Broncos (Savannah State) as well as Anthony Abrams of the Washington Redskins (Clark Atlanta), Eddie Anderson of the Los Angeles Raiders (Albany State), Howard Ballard of the Seattle Seahawks (Ala-bama A&M), Charles Evans of the Minnesota Vikings (Clark Atlanta), Fred Lane of the Carolina Panthers (Lane), Dan Land of the Oakland Raiders (Albany State), Fred Lester of the New York Jets (Alabama A&M), Joe Patton of the Washington Redskins (Alabama A&M), Barry Wagner of the Indianapolis Colts (Alabama A&M), Tyrone Poole of the Carolina Panthers (Fort Valley) and Roosevelt Blackmon of the Green Bay Pack-ers (Morris Brown) and Jacoby Jones of the Baltimore Ravens (Lane).

The SIAC is also home to football coaching legends, Col-lege Football Hall of Famer Alonzo Smith “Jake” Gaither and Cleveland Leigh “Major” Abbott. Gaither won 203 football games while only losing 36 and tying four. He guided Flor-ida A&M to six black college national championships and his Rattlers won the SIAC Championship 22 of the 25 years he coached college football. Cleve Abbott coached all sports at Tuskegee in 1923, and he served there continuously from 1923 to 1955. He won eleven SIAC football championships and seven black college football national championships. Ab-bott had a total of six undefeated seasons, and his Tigers went 46 consecutive games without a loss in the mid 1920s. From 1936-56, Abbott’s track teams at Tuskegee participated in 36 national AAU championships and won 25.

HISTORY OF THE

SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC CONF.



Two of the fi rst four blacks selected to play in the NBA were from the SIAC. Some of the former stars who en-joyed success in the NBA include the Jones brothers - Caldwell, Charles, Major and Wilbert of Albany State, Clemon Johnson of Florida A&M and Harold Ellis of Morehouse. On the coaching side the late Ed Adams coached at Tuskegee and during his 23-year span, he won 645 games and only lost 153 for a .811 winning percent-age. Adams was a member of the 1934 Tuskegee team that won the fi rst SIAC Basketball Tournament Champi-onship and he was the fi rst black basketball coach to win 500 games. Also, current Temple University Head Coach John Chaney is an SIAC alumnus. Chaney was one of the SIAC’s outstanding players in the late 1950s at Bethune-Cookman.

The fi rst black female to win a gold medal in any Olym-pic Sport, Alice Coachman, came from the SIAC. Coach-man won an Olympic gold medal in the high jump at the 1948 Olympic Games in London with a jump of 5’6-1/8”. She also won the AAU high jump title for 10 consecu-tive years. Other SIAC Olympic Gold Medalists include Catherine Hardy of Fort Valley State (1st place in the 400 meter relay in 1952); Mildred McDaniel of Tuskeg-ee (1st place in the high jump in 1956); Bob Hayes of Florida A&M (1st place in the 100 meter dash in 1964); Edwin Moses of Morehouse (1st place in the 400 meter hurdles in 1976 and 1984) who went 10 years without a loss in hurdle competition; Dannette Young (1st place in the 400 meter relay in 1988). The SIAC has also had an Olympic track coach at the 1992 games, Tuskegee Uni-versity graduate Barbara Jacket. Another SIAC track and fi eld standout is Evelyn Lawler. She is also a graduate of Tuskegee University and won a gold medal at the Pan American Games. Lawler’s other claim to fame lies with her offspring. Lawler is the mother of Olympic gold med-alist Carl Lewis.

In 1957, Althea Gibson of Florida A&M became the fi rst black to win the singles title at Wimbledon, and she is a member of the National Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame.

The SIAC also has had its share of success on the base-ball diamond, which includes a World Series MVP. Donn Clendenon of Morehouse was the MVP of the 1969 World Series when he played with the New York Mets. Andre Dawson of the Chicago Cubs and Vince Coleman of the St. Louis Cardinals played at Florida A&M. Other A&M Rattlers that made it to the big show include Greg Cole-man and Bill Lucas. After concluding his major league baseball career, Lucas became the fi rst black general manager in baseball with the Atlanta Braves in 1978.

The SIAC is also home to both the longest running ri-valry and the winningest team in black college football. Morehouse and Tuskegee have been doing battle since 1902 and will hit the fi eld for the 103rd time in the 2012 season. Tuskegee will be celebrating its 119th season this fall and they have amassed over 630 victories - fi rst among Historically Black Colleges and Universities.

The SIAC is a member of the National Collegiate Athlet-ic Association (NCAA) and participates at the Division II level. On an annual basis, the SIAC sponsors seven men’s championships (baseball, basketball, cross coun-try, football, golf, tennis and outdoor track and fi eld) and six women’s championships (basketball, cross country, outdoor track & fi eld, softball, tennis and volleyball).

HISTORY OF THE




PURPLE MARCHING MACHINEMr. Iva “Bossman” Williams started the Miles College Band Program in 1949 with thirty-fi ve members. Mr. Williams was a graduate of Alabama A&M College in Normal, Alabama. The musical organization consisted of: a marching band, which performed at football games and parades; the Col-legians, which performed at dances and other social events; and the Concert Band, which gave Campus concerts. Mr. Williams served as Band Director at Miles College until his retirement in 1970.

Mr. Joe Terrell assumed the position as band Director from 1970 until 1975, when the College Administration discontin-ued the football program. Although the football program was later reinstated, the band program remained dormant from 1975 until 1996. Attempts were made to reestablish the band program during that time with a local high school band direc-tor serving part-time.

In July of 1996, Mr. Arthur Means, Jr. came to Miles College with thirty seven years of experience as a high school band director. Mr. Means was faced with the challenge of building a quality band for the fi rst football game in August of 1996. The task was monumental, but the goal was achieved.

In 1996, the band performed for President William “Bill” Clinton’s Campaign Rally at Birmingham Southern College. The “Purple Marching Machine” has received rave reviews for its half-time performances, and was selected to perform during half-time at the Inaugural Pioneer Bowl in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Band membership has grown to over 200 members. One of the largest and most active organizations on campus, the “Purple Marching Machine” performs for more than 100,000 people annually, and provides the spirit, pride, and enthusi-asm that are a valuable part of Miles College. The Band’s high-energy approach to football entertainment, combin-ing exciting drills, dynamic dance routines with the quality playing of sizzling arrangements, creates excitement at every performance.

The “Purple Marching Machine” has performed as an exhibi-tion band for many Marching Band Festivals, and in October 2000, performed in Atlanta, Georgia in the fi rst Historically Black Colleges and Universities Band Extravaganza. The “Purple Marching Machine” performed in the 2002 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York City.When you think of music, many things can come to mind and in the case of this person contributing their time to the constant positive infl uence on students, music is their life

fulfi lled. Plato’s quote states it best the character of this indi-vidual; “Music is a moral law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the mind, fi ght to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything.”



PURPLE MARCHING MACHINE

Mr. James N. Merriweather, Jr., is a native of Birmingham, Alabama. He graduated from Alabama State University with a B.S. degree and a M.S. degree in music. His parents had al-ways stressed the importance and the signifi cance that having a quality education. Because of this early interest, Mr. Mer-riweather follows his own objective that states that he “seeks the opportunity in an organization that affords the develop-ment of students, staff and an upward movement fostering and facilitating the art of music.”

Mr. Merriweather was motivated to love music at an early age beginning in elementary school. He taught instrumental music in the public school system, the college and university level for over 30 years; these includeed: Kingston Elementary, Woodlawn High and Ensley High schools. Mr. Merriweather also served his country as a member of the 313th Army Reserve band for over twenty-two and a half years where he served as staff sergeant; he was in charge of the jazz band and other performing ensembles. While in the 313th Army band, he had the very fortunate opportunity to perform for General Colin Powell and other distinguished dignitaries.

In 2010, Mr. Merriweather established the Preservation Jazz Band, Inc., which he is a member of as well; he also serves an active member of the Alabama Band Association. In his extra time as a musical connoisseur, he plays for First Baptist Church of Fairfi eld, Alabama. He is also a life member of Kappa Kappa Psi Fraternity, Inc., which serves a s a helpmate to college-level bands and as well as Alpha Phi Alpha frater-nity, Inc.

All in all, Mr. James N. Merriweather is a ‘musical luminary’ and is a vital element to his newest endeavor as head band director for Miles College. Visions and ideas are abounding within the capable and brilliant mind of Mr. Merriweather whose fi rm belief in hard work, dedication, practice, and perseverance will pay off in whatever you do. The future of the Purple Marching Machine and other supplementary music programs will be greatly enhanced by Mr. Merriweather who agrees that: “After silence, that which comes nearest to ex-pressing the inexpressible is music” (Aldous Huxley).



COACHES RECORD BY YEARS

��’1910 - PRESENT’YEARS COACH SEASONS RECORD1910 – 1914 Professor Jordan 5 14-0-01915 – 1917 Coach Osborner 3 3-0-01920 – 1924 Coach Poole 4 4-0-11925 – 1926 Coach Reeves 2 1-1-01927 – 1928 T. J. “Mule” Knox 2 2-3-01929 – 1933 5 9-8-01934 – 1967 T. J. “Mule” Knox 30 83-67-111968 – 1971 Ocie Brown 4 9-23-01972 – 1974 Jim Holfi eld 3 6-21-01975 – 1978 Earl Cheatham 4 12-25-11980 – 1981 Theophilus Danzy 2 6-11-31982 – 1985 Donald Harris 4 11-28-11986 – 1989 James Owens 4 2-36-11990 – 1990 Jerome Barkum 1 1-10-01991 – 1992 Anthony Colvin 2 1-20-01993 – 1993 Ronald Cook 1 0-10-01994 – 2000 Cecil Leonard 7 27-41-12001 – 2007 Wade Streeter 8 30-44-02008 – 2010 William “Billy” Joe 3 8-19-02010 – 2010 Patrick Peasant 1 2-4-02011 – Present Reginald Ruffi n 1 7-5-0

21 Coaches 96 seasons 238-376-19 (633)

COACH WINS YEARST. J. “Mule” Knox 85 32Wade Streeter 30 8Cecil Leonard 27 7Professor Jordan 14 5Earl Cheatham 12 4Donald Harris 11 4 Ocie Brown 9 4 9 5William “Billy” Joe 8 3Reginald Ruffi n 7 1 Theophilus Danzy 6 2 Jim Holfi eld 6 3Coach Poole 4 4Coach Osborner 3 3Patrick Peasant 2 1 James Owens 2 4 Coach Reeves 1 2 Jerome Barkum 1 1Anthony Colvin 1 2Ronald Cook 0 1 238 96

COACHES BY WINS



SEASON-by-SEASON RESULTSCoach Professor Jordan1910 (1-0-0)Central AME Ala W 5-0

Coach Professor Jordan1911 (3-0-0)(1911 results incomplete)Rust W 18-3Selma W 28-5Central AME Ala W 7-0

Coach Professor Jordan1912 (3-0-0)Rust W 18-0Selma W 7-0Central AME Ala W 3-0

Coach Professor Jordan1913 (3-0-0)Rust W 17-0Selma W 13-2Central AME Ala W 14-0

Coach Professor Jordan1914 (4-0-0)Rust W 36-3Selma W 21-0Central AME Ala W 21-0Mississippi Industrial W 28-3

1915 (4-0-0)Industrial HS W 14-0Mississippi Industrial W 21-0Selma W 36-6Rust W 40-3

1918 Thru 1919(Football suspended due to WorldWar I )

Coach Poole1920 (4-0-0)Alabama A&M ( )Selma W 7-0Paine W 52-0Rust W 42-6Mississippi Industrial W 28-0

Coach Poole1921 (0-1-2)Talladega L ( )Stillman T 0-0Alabama State T 7-7

Coach Poole1922 (2-1-0)(Results Incomplete)Talladega L ( )Central of Alabama W 25-6Oct. 26 Burrell Normal W 32-0(Rickwood Field)Nov.17 Stillman ( )Nov. 30 Stillman ( )

Coach Poole1923 (1-1-0)(Results Incomplete)Oct. 26 Talladega L 6-13Nov. 16 Alabama State W 16-0

Coach Reeves (Atlanta University)1924 (4-3-1)Oct. 16 Burrell Normal W 26-0(Rickwood Field)Oct. 24 B’ham Indust. HS W 2-0Selma Univ. W 10-0Talladega L 0-28Nov. 7 Miss. Industrial L 7-21(Rickwood Field)Nov. 14 Alabama A&M W 12-0(Rickwood Field)Nov. 21 Stillman T 0-0Nov.28 Alabama St. L 0-13

Coach Reeves1925 (1-4-0)(Results Incomplete)Oct. 3 Atlanta Univ. L 0-25(Atlanta, Ga)Selma Univ. W 41-0Talladega L 0-13Nov.11 Alabama St. L 0-35(Montgomery, AL)Alabama St. L 0-7

Coach Reeves1926 (1-2-0)(1926 results incomplete)Oct. 22 Alabama St. L 0-12Talladega L 0-20Alabama St. W 2-0

Coach L. W. Ford1927 (1-3-1)Oct.8 Alabama St. L 9-19Talladega L 0-7Oct. 15 Talladega T 0-0Oct. 29 Morris Brown ( )Nov. 4 Paine L 6-14Selma Univ. W 9-0Nov. 19 Alabama St. ( )(Miles Memorial College was admittedto the SIAC, Dec. 17, 1927)

Coach L. W. Ford1928 (2-6-0)Hulk Aggies W 12-0Oct. 5 Alabama A&M W 12-0Oct. 13 Talladega L 13-19Oct. 20 Tennessee St. L ( )Oct. 27 Fisk Univ. ( )Nov. 2 Selma Univ. L 0-18Nov. 9 Clark L 0-21Nov. 16Morris Brown L 0-6Nov. 29Alabama St. L 0-24

Coach L. W. Ford1929 (0-6-0)Oct. 4 Talladega L 0-6Oct. 11 Clark L 0-48Oct. 26 Tennessee St. L 0-27Oct. 30 Knoxville College ( )Nov. 2 Tuskegee L 0-39Nov. 9 Lane ( )Nov. 15Morris Brown L 0-20Nov. 28Alabama St. L 0-44



SEASON-by-SEASON RESULTSCoach L. W. Ford1930 (4-3-0)Sept. 26Stillman W 7-0Oct. 3 Alabama A&M L 0-6Oct. 11Selma Univ. ( )Oct. 26Tennessee St. ( )Oct. 31 Morehouse L 0-26Nov. 2 Tuskegee ( )Nov. 14 Alabama St. L 12-19Nov. 27 B’ham Indust. HS W 14-0Edward Waters W ( )Morris Brown W ( )

Coach W. O. Amos (Allen University)1931 (2-1-0)(Results Incomplete)B’ham Indust. HS W 7-0Oct.9 Knoxville College L 0-62Oct. 23 Stillman ( )Edward Waters W 14-7

Coach W. O. Amos1932 (4-1-0)Sept. 30 B’ham Indust. HS W 7-0Oct.8 Morehouse L 0-33Oct. 29 Stillman W 7-0Nov. 4 Stillman ( )(Alumni Bowl)Nov. 11 Alabama A&M W 16-0(Legion Field) (HC)Nov. 18Morristown ( )Nov. 24LeMoyne-Owen ( )Knoxville College ( )Lane W 24-12

Coach W. O. Amos1933 (0-1-0)(Results Incomplete)Sept. 27 B’ham Industrial HS ( )(Legion Field)Oct. 7 Stillman L 9-14

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox (Talladega)1934 (3-0-1)(Results Incomplete)Oct. 12 Tennessee St. W 7-0Oct.22 Stillman T 6-6Nov. 9 Lane W 22-0Nov. 16 Alabama A&M W 6-0Jackson State ( )Louisville Munic. ( )

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1935 (2-0-0)(Results Incomplete)Oct. 21 Stillman ( )(Legion Field)Nov. 15 Alabama A&M W 31-0(Legion Field) (HC)Nov. 20 Alabama St. W 19-0(Montgomery, AL)

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1936 (0-1-1)Alabama State L 6-40Alabama A&M T 0-0Stillman ( )

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1937 (2-0-1)(Results Incomplete)Nov.5 Tougaloo T 13-13(Tougaloo, MS)Nov. 19 Alabama A&M ( )(Bessemer, AL)Stillman W 61-0Mississippi Industrial HS W 14-0

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1938 (4-2-0)Alabama A&M L 6-19Tougaloo L 0-27Talladega W 20-0Stillman W 20-12Mississippi Industrial W 19-0Rust W 7-0

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1939 (2-3-0)Stillman W 12-6Mississippi Industrial W 14-0Alabama A&M L 0-48Allen L 0-39Rust L 0-6

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1940 (4-1-0)(Results Incomplete)Oct. 19 Stillman L 0-9Oct. 26 Miss.ndustrial W 20-0Nov. 9 Fort Valley W 6-0Nov. 22Ark. Baptist W 45-7Nov. 30Rust W 26-12

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1941 (4-1-0)(Results Incomplete)Oct. 11 Fisk L 9-12(Alumni Bowl)Oct. 26 Miss.i Industrial W 62-6Oct. 31 Rust College W 12-0Nov. 8 Fort Valley W 40-2Nov. 22Ark. Baptist W 45-7

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1942 (4-1-0)(Results Incomplete)Mississippi Industrial W 20-0Knoxville College W 13-0Shorter W 22-12Okolona W 60-0Albany State L 0-13

1943 Thru 1945(Football suspended due to WorldWar II)

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1946 (3-4-0)Alabama State L 0-12Fisk L 0-13Jackson State W 37-0Fort Valley State W 44-0Louisville Municipal L 12-25Nov. 23 Lane L 0-20Albany State W 52-0



SEASON-by-SEASON RESULTSCoach T. J. “Mule” Knox1947 (2-3-0)Albany State W 12-0Fort Valley State L 6-14Jackson State L 0-3Louisville Municipal L 13-14Edward Waters W 12-0

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1948 (3-4-0)Swift Memorial W 6-2Lane L 0-38Fisk L 0-28Jackson State W 19-0Louisville Municipal L 0-26Albany State W 33-0Edward Water L 0-6Fort Valley State(Game Cancelled)

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1949 (1-5-1)Fisk L 0-34Jackson State L 0-38Louisville Municipal L 0-14Knoxville College L 0-24Mississippi Industrial L 14-25Albany State T 8-8Morristown W 26-21

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1950 (3-2-0)Tougaloo W 12-0Knoxville W 26-6Miss. Industrial L 7-14Stillman W 48-6Morristown L 0-46

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1951 (3-2-1)Tougaloo W 47-3Knoxville W 13-0Lane L 14-32Mississippi Ind. L 0-19Rust T 7-7Morristown W 12-0

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1953 (4-4-0)Mississippi Vocation W 32-0Albany State W 6-0

Fort Valley State L 0-21Rust W 60-0Knoxville College L 6-16Lane L 6-19Mississippi Industrial L 9-13Paine W 46-0

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1954 (8-0-0)Mississippi Voc. W 26-19Albany State W 17-12Rust W 54-6Knoxville W 34-7Lane W 19-14Mississippi Ind. W 35-19Paine W 25-7Fort Valley State W 38-31

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1955 (2-3-1)Philander Smith T 7-7Albany State L 0-13Jackson State L 12-30Mississippi Industrial ( )Knoxville W 13-0Lane W 25-7Nov. 5 Tuskegee L 0-13

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1956 (4-2-2)Albany State T 6-6Jackson State L 0-63Knoxville College W 13-12Lane W 26-7Albany State W 52-0Tuskegee W 13-12Benedict L 0-19Mississippi Industrial T 20-20

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1957 (3-3-0)Albany State L 7-13Benedict L 2-26Lane W 55-19Miss. Industrial W 13-0Tuskegee W 18-0Morris College L 0-13

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1958 (5-2-0)Albany State W 20-8Morris W 30-0Lane W 22-16Benedict W 20-15Tuskegee W 14-7Fort Valley State L 12-18Miss. Industrial L 9-12

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1959 (4-3-0)Albany State W 9-7Benedict L 12-14Paine W 93-0Clafl in College W 12-0Tuskegee L 14-33Fort Valley State L 0-20Mississippi Industrial W 19-0

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1960 (4-2-0)Albany State L 0-3Paine W 20-0Clafl in W 12-6Benedict L 7-18Tuskegee W 18-6Fort Valley State W 13-7

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1961 (5-2-0)Albany State W 26-12Benedict L 28-37Clafl in W 27-8Fort Valley State W 14-13Tuskegee W 26-12Alabama A&M L 14-24Rust W 27-0

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1962 (5-2-0)Albany State L 0-6Rust W 7-6Miss. Industrial W 20-6Benedict L 0-28Tuskegee W 13-0Fort Valley State W 13-8Alabama A&M W 6-0



SEASON-by-SEASON RESULTSCoach T. J. “Mule” Knox1963 (4-5-0)Albany State L 6-7Rust W 20-12Miss. Industrial W 7-6Benedict L 12-19Lane W 7-6Morris Brown L 6-41Tuskegee L 36-43Fort Valley State W 13-12Alabama A&M L 0-20

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1964 (1-5-2)Albany State L 0-28Rust L 14-34Miss. Industrial W 20-8Benedict L 18-24Morris Brown L 6-26Tuskegee T 12-12Fort Valley State L 8-18Alabama A&M T 6-6

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1965 (0-3-2)Albnay State T 12-12Alabama A&M L 0-44Fort Valley State T 6-6Tuskegee L 6-39Benedict L 16-26(1965 results incomplete)

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1966 (3-5-0)Albany State L 8-25Fort Valley State L 0-45Tuskegee W 29-12Alabama A&M L 0-8Knoxville W 28-16Paul Quinn W 30-12Benedict L 7-30Edward Waters L 6-18

Coach T. J. “Mule” Knox1967 (4-3-0)Albany State W 7-0Alabama A&M L 8-16Alabama State L 0-13Fort Valley State W 13-7Tuskegee L 0-28Paul Quinn W 33-12Knoxville W 12-0

Coach Ocie Brown1968 (0-7-0)Albany State L 6-13Fort Valley State L 12-46Alabama A&M L 6-31Tuskegee L 6-8Alabama State L 13-29Bishop L 6-28Lane L 12-14

Coach Ocie Brown1969 (3-5-0)Bishop L 0-69Fort Valley State L 0-21Tuskegee L 9-29Alabama A&M L 0-20Lane W 7-6Morehouse W 19-12Alabama State L 14-39Mississippi Valley W 10-7

Coach Ocie Brown1970 (2-6-0)Albany State L 6-27Mississippi Valley L 13-34Fort Valley State L 6-49Knoxville W 20-0Lane W 36-14Tuskegee L 6-26Morehouse L 6-26Alabama A&M L 12-49

Coach Ocie Brown1971 (4-5-0)Fisk L 2-13Alabama State L 0-7Mississippi Valley W 6-0Fort Valley State L 7-13Knoxville W 30-6Lane W 13-7Tuskegee L 0-27Morehouse W 21-10Alabama A&M L 0-54

Coach Jim Holifi eld1972 (2-7-0)Fisk L 0-30Alabama State L 21-26Knoxville W 9-6Lane W 18-10Alabama A&M L 0-12Morehouse L 21-31Fort Valley State L 6-67Tuskegee L 8-41Miss. Valley L 13-47

Coach Jim Holifi eld1973 (1-8-0)Alabama State L 14-18Fort Valley State L 14-16Knoxville W 12-6Lane L 20-28Morehouse L 16-19Tuskegee L 6-27Alabama A&M L 14-20Fisk L 0-30Savannah State L 7-13

Coach Jim Holifi eld1974 (3-6-0)Alabama A&M L 12-28Clark L 15-33Fort Valley State L 0-19Morehouse W 33-20Tuskegee L 6-51Savannah State W 10-8Knoxville L 14-20Lane W 28-0Fisk L 13-14



SEASON-by-SEASON RESULTSCoach Earl Cheatham1975 (4-6-0)Clark W 6-0Fisk L 0-21Alabama State L 0-37Savannah State W 17-0Fort Valley State L 8-14Knoxville W 21-17Lane L 6-25Tuskegee L 6-28Morehouse W 20-7Alabama A&M L 12-31

Coach Earl Cheatham1976 (2-8-0)Clark W 25-24Fisk L 12-13Alabama State L 6-23Savannah State W 17-16Fort Valley State L 12-33Knoxville L 6-16Tuskegee L 19-33Morehouse L 0-26Alabama A&M L 0-14Lane L 6-20

Coach Earl Cheatham1977 (4-5-0)Clark W 7-6Fisk W 15-6Alabama State L 14-28Savannah State L 7-18Fort Valley State W 28-20Knoxville L 7-29Lane L 13-26Tuskegee L 7-13Morehouse W 20-19

Coach Earl Cheatham1978 (2-6-1)Clark W 14-8Fisk W 34-7Alabama State L 3-34Savannah State L 15-19Fort Valley State L 0-7Knoxville L 10-24Lane T 20-20Tuskegee L 9-35Morehouse L 19-21

1979 Miles did not fi eld a team

Coach Theophilus Danzy1980 (4-4-2)Livingston (AL) L 16-17Fort Valley State T 3-3Lane L 12-38Central Florida T 11-11Fisk W 48-0Knoxville L 12-20Morehouse W 35-28Tuskegee L 0-26Fort Bragg W 19-12Fort Benning W 40-21

Coach Theophilus Danzy1981 (2-7-1)West Georgia L 14-37Lane T 21-21Fisk W 26-8Fort Valley State L 6-37Millsaps L 12-16Morehouse W 20-7Tuskegee L 8-20Livingston (AL) L 3-41Central FL L 0-6Knoxville L 0-20

Coach Theophilus Danzy1982 (1-9-0)Livingston (AL) L 0-34West Georgia L 6-38North Alabama L 6-45Fisk W 19-9Lane L 15-20Knoxville L 0-14Morehouse L 0-44Fort Valley State L 0-49Millsaps L 6-31Tuskegee L 7-25

Coach Donald Harris1983 (2-8-0)Livingston (AL) L 6-47North Alabama L 0-38Lane L 19-27Mobile (XX) W 54-7Knoxville L 0-12Morehouse L 18-22Tuskegee L 9-31Millsaps W 31-14Fort Benning L 14-22Georgia SW L 14-19(Oct. 15 game with Mobile was the1st on-campus game since 1963)

Coach Donald Harris1984 (5-3-1)Livingston (AL) L 6-46North Alabama L 0-20Lane W 21-3Georgia SW W 20-15Mobile W 20-3Knoxville T 21-21Morehouse L 6-7Tuskegee W 24-7Baptist W 21-0

Coach Donald Harris1985 (3-8-0)North Alabama L 0-40Livingston (AL) L 0-28West Georgia L 0-62Albany State L 0-44Lane W 29-26Knoxville W 17-0Clark Atlanta L 22-27Lane W 14-13Knoxville L 14-29Morehouse L 16-42Tuskegee L 7-39



SEASON-by-SEASON RESULTSCoach James Owens1986 (0-11-0)Middle Tenn. L 0-47North Alabama L 20-48Lane L 3-7Albany State L 7-42Bishop L 13-41Knoxville L 12-49Clark Atlanta L 0-15Lane L 6-20Knoxville L 3-7Morehouse L 30-36Tuskegee L 6-35

Coach James Owens1987 (0-10-0)North Alabama L 7-46Lane L 6-20Albany State L 0-27Ark. Monticello L 28-37Livingston (AL) L 0-34Kentucky State L 14-38Knoxville L 2-29Ark.-Pine Bluff L 0-44Tuskegee L 6-41Knoxville L 7-42

Coach James Owens1988 (2-6-1) (1st year in Div. II)Samford L 6-34Miss. Valley L 14-48Albany State L 7-22Virginia State L 3-34Langston W 7-6Georgia SW W 21-17Knoxville L 0-23Ark.-Pine Bluff T 20-20Morehouse L 6-19

Coach James Owens1989 (0-8-0)Savannah State L 6-50Albany State L 13-26Lane L 7-33Langston L 6-34Morris Brown L 0-13Knoxville L 9-16Ark.-Pine Bluff L 8-52Tuskegee L 2-7

Coach Jim Barkum1990 (1-9-0)West Georgia L 0-20Albany State L 6-38Jackson State L 0-52Tuskegee L 0-60Alabama A&M L 6-56Morris Brown L 19-42Alabama State L 12-51Lane W 22-0Miss. Valley L 0-49Ark.-Pine Bluff L 6-79Knoxville (Did not play due toproblems on KC campus)

Coach Anthony Colvin1991 (1-10-0)Alabama A&M L 13-23Fort Valley State L 6-45Albany State L 12-16Miss. Valley L 0-56Tuskegee L 7-55Morris Brown L 7-21Knoxville L 24-34Clark Atlanta L 6-53Morehouse L 0-24Lane W 47-15Savannah State L 13-50

Coach Anthony Colvin1992 (0-10-0)Fayetteville St L 8-28Albany State L 6-70Miss. Valley L 6-19Tuskegee L 6-40Alabama B’ham L 6-30Morris Brown L 7-13Fort Valley State L 0-38Clark Atlanta L 0-24Morehouse L 20-28Savannah State L 6-57

Coach Ronald Cook1993 (0-10-0)Alabama A&M L 0-35Albany State L 0-44Tuskegee L 8-60Alabama B’ham L 6-31Morris Brown L 0-37Fort Valley State L 0-40Clark Atlanta L 12-20Knoxville L 0-34Morehouse L 0-38Savannah State L 6-57

Coach Cecil Leonard1994 (2-6-1)Albany State L 8-38Morehouse W 26-24Fayetteville St T 20-20Lane L 20-55Morris Brown W 20-18Fort Valley State L 14-42Tuskegee L 0-26Alabama A&M L 6-24Savannah State L 20-40

Coach Cecil Leonard1995 (4-6-0)Albany State L 12-58Morehouse L 6-19Tuskegee W 37-36Clark Atlanta L 26-30Morris Brown W 42-10Fort Valley State W 19-8Lane L 6-28Alabama A&M W 26-20Savannah State L 18-28Alabama B’ham L 8-37



SEASON-by-SEASON RESULTSCoach Cecil Leonard1996 (6-4-0)Kentucky State W 14-12Albany State W 29-24Morehouse W 28-22Tuskegee L 36-37Clark Atlanta L 7-24Morris Brown W 20-19Fort Valley State L 29-40Knoxville W 20-6Alabama A&M L 22-36Savannah State W 40-7

Coach Cecil Leonard1997 (4-6-0)Kentucky State W 28-15Albany State L 12-22Morehouse W 36-9Tuskegee W 20-17Clark Atlanta W 32-17Morris Brown L 30-32Fort Valley State L 7-9Morehead State L 41-56Alabama A&M L 26-31Savannah State L 28-34

Coach Cecil Leonard1998 (4-6-0)Kentucky State L 14-36Albany State L 12-33Morehouse W 28-15Tuskegee L 15-30Clark Atlanta W 27-22Morris Brown L 20-21Fort Valley State L 6-26Lane W 34-29Alabama A&M W 24-20Savannah State L 6-23

Coach Cecil Leonard1999 (3-7-0)Kentucky State L 12-33Albany State W 27-25Morehouse W 14-6Tuskegee L 7-13Clark Atlanta W 21-10Morris Brown L 7-13Fort Valley State L 7-17Lane L 25-30Catawba L 6-20Savannah State L 12-49

Coach Cecil Leonard2000 (4-6-0)Kentucky State W 9-7Albany State W 11-0West Alabama W 14-7Tuskegee L 13-21Clark Atlanta L 7-9Fort Valley State L 7-17Benedict W 49-10Lane L 21-28Savannah State L 25-35Morehouse L 14-45

Coach Wade Streeter2001 (4-7-0)Albany State L 14-17(1st A.G. Gaston Labor Day Classic)West Alabama L 12-35Tuskegee L n/aClark Atlanta W 30-20Stillman W 24-22Fort Valley State L 38-61Lane W 16-15Alabama A&M L 17-21Benedict L 24-28Kentucky State W 47-27Morehouse L 16-20

Coach Wade Streeter2002 (6-5-0)Alabama State L 6-27(2nd A.G. Gaston Labor Day Classic) Albany State W 25-19Clark Atlanta L 7-14Tuskegee L 16-26Benedict W 28-27Stillman W 34-20Fort Valley State L 9-21Lane W 34-32Kentucky State W 39-17Southern L 21-28Morehouse W 19-10

Coach Wade Streeter2003 (7-3-0)Tuskegee W 43-11(3rd A.G. Gaston Labor Day Classic)Albany State L 12-27Clark Atlanta W 35-13Mars Hill Lot 28-29Stillma W 35-21Fort Valley State W 30-13Lane W 44-8Kentucky State L 22-30Benedict W 16-15Morehouse W 32-28

Coach Wade Streeter2004 (7-3-0)Albany State L 13-17Clark Atlanta W 31-29(4th A.G. Gaston Labor Day Classic) Tuskegee L 59-14Stillman L 14-17Fort Valley State W 21-3Lane W 35-8Lincoln (MO) W 28-6Kentucky State W 29-0Benedict W 27-7Morehouse W 21-10



SEASON-by-SEASON RESULTSCoach Wade Streeter2005 (4-7-0)Albany State L 23-24Clark Atlanta L 2-21Tuskegee L 7-36Tusculum L 14-20Stillman W 13-10Fort Valley L 14-20Lane W 28-14Lincoln (MO) W 30-0Kentucky State L 27-30Benedict L 16-17Morehouse W 34-24

Coach Wade Streeter2006 (0-10-0)Samford L 7-37Tuskegee (L) 21-20Fort Valley State (L) 15-7Stillman (L) 21-14Savannah State (L) 24-12Albany State L 0-14Lane L 20-21Kentucky State L 20-21Morehouse (L) 38-9Clark Atlanta L 0-6( ) Indicate forfeit games due toineligible player

Coach Wade Streeter2007 (2-9-0)Shaw L 7-24Tuskegee L 6-40(5th Annual Labor Day Golden Classic)Benedict W 20-17Fort Valley L 0-24Stillman L 14-19Clark Atlanta L 0-22Albany State L 6-20Lane L 7-19Kentucky State L 42-48 (OT)Morehouse L 7-24Concordia W 21-6

Coach William “Billy” Joe2008 (2-8-0)Stillman L 12-38(6th Annual Labor Day Golden Classic)Tuskegee L 0-34Morehouse L 7-27Clark Atlanta L 21-26Benedict W 13-10Concordia L 24-29Kentucky State W 29-23Fort Valley State L 0-24Lane L 2-52Albany State L 0-42

Coach William “Billy” Joe2009 (4-7-0)Lane W 35-18Tuskegee W 23-16(7th Annual Labor Day Golden Classic)Benedict L 31-40Samford L 12-31Clark Atlanta W 6-0Fort Valley State L 12-36Albany State L 7-31Stillman L 0-20Kentucky State L 6-21Concordia-Selma W 34-6Morehouse L 14-30

Coach William “Billy” Joe / Patrick Peasant2010 (3-8-0)Fort Valley State L 3-24Stillman Wot 35-29(8th Annual Labor Day Golden Classic)Concordia-Selma L 20-52Clark Atlanta L 9-35Kentucky State W 13-12Tuskegee L 0-51Albany State L 7-34Lane W 20-6Benedict L 14-20Ky Wesleyan L 28-40Morehouse L 3-13

Coach Reginald Ruffi n2011 (7-5-0)Morehouse L 9-47(9th Annual Labor Day Golden Classic)Concordia-Selma W 13-6West Georgia L 20-23Albany State L 27-34Benedict W 20-14Clark Atlanta W 19-16Kentucky State W 45-24Lane W 37-3Stillman W 9-7Tuskegee L 25-27Albany State W 20-17(SIAC Championship Game)Johnson C. Smith L 33-35(Pioneer Bowl)



SERIES WON & LOST RECORDS

‘1910 - PRESENT’SCHOOL YEAR WIN LOST TIEAllen 39/39 0 1 0Alabama A&M 20/01 8 24 1Alabama State 21/02 4 17 2Albany State 42/11 13 34 3Ark.- Monticello 87/87 0 1 0Ark.- Pine Bluff 87/90 0 3 1Atlanta Univ. 25/25 0 1 0Baptist 84/84 1 9 0Benedict 56/11 10 10 0Birmingham Industrial HS 15/33 5 0 1Bishop 68/86 0 3 0Burrell Normal 22/24 2 0 0Catawba 99/99 0 1 0Central AME Alabama 10/14 5 0 0Central of Alabama 22/22 1 0 0Central Florida 80/80 1 0 1Clafl in 59/61 3 0 0Clark 28/78 4 3 0Clark Atlanta 85/11 8 14 0Concordia (Selma) 07/11 3 2 0Edward Waters 30/48 2 2 0Fayetteville State 92/94 0 1 1Fisk 28/82 7 8 1Fort Benning 80/83 1 1 0Fort Bragg 80/80 1 0 0 Fort Valley State 40/10 13 33 2Georgia SW 83/88 3 0 0Jackson State 46/90 2 4 0Johnson C. Smith 11/11 0 1 0Kentucky State 87/11 10 7 0Kentucky Wesleyan 10/10 0 1 0Knoxville 31/96 15 17 1Lane 29/11 26 24 3Langston 88/89 1 1 0Lincoln (MO) 04/05 2 0 0Livingston (AL) 80/87 0 6 0Louisville Municipal 46/49 0 4 0Mars Hill 03/03 0 1 0Middle Tennessee 86/86 0 1 0Millsaps 81/83 1 2 0Mississippi Industrial 14/64 15 6 2Mississippi Valley State 70/92 1 6 0Mobile 83/84 2 0 0



SERIES WON & LOST RECORDS

‘1910 - PRESENT’SCHOOL YEAR WIN LOST TIEMorehead State 97/97 0 1 0 Morehouse 30/11 16 24 0Morris 58/58 1 0 0Morris Brown 27/99 4 12 1Morristown 49/51 2 1 0North Alabama 82/87 0 6 0Okolona 42/42 1 0 0Paine 20/60 4 1 0Paul Quinn 66/67 2 0 0Philander Smith 55/55 0 0 1Rust 11/64 13 2 1Samford 88/09 0 3 0Savannah State 75/06 6 12 0Selma 11/23 9 1 0Shaw 07/07 0 1 0Shorter 42/42 1 0 0Southern 02/02 0 1 0Stillman 21/11 13 6 0Swift 48/48 1 0 0Talladega 21/38 1 8 1Tennessee State 34/34 1 0 0Tougaloo 37/50 1 1 1Tusculum 05[05 0 1 0Tuskegee 29/11 12 44 1Univ. Alabama B’ham 92/95 0 3 0Virginia State 88/88 0 1 0West Alabama 00/01 1 1 0West Georgia 81/11 0 5 0

Total Total 255 387 25 (667)



1913 Fisk University1914 Talladega College1915 Fisk University1916 Morehouse (B.T. Harvey)1917 Tuskegee (James Gayles)1918 Talladega (J.B. Bragg)1919 Fisk University1920 Morehouse (B.T. Harvey)1921 Morehouse (B.T. Harvey)1922 Morehouse (B.T. Harvey)1923 Fisk University / Morehouse (B.T. Harvey)1924 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott)1925 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott)1926 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott)1927 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott)1928 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott) Clark College (Sam Taylor) 1929 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott)1930 Clark Atlanta (Walter Aiken)1931 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott)1932 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott)1933 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott)1934 Morris Brown (William J. Nicks)1935 Alabama State (Gaston Lewis) 1936 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott)1937 Florida A&M (William M. Bell)1938 Florida A&M (William M. Bell)1939 Alabama State 1940 Morris Brown (Artis Graves)1941 Morris Brown (William J. Nicks)1942 Florida A&M (William M. Bell)1943 Florida A&M (William M. Bell)1944 Tuskegee (Cleve L. Abbott) 1945 Florida A&M (James Gaither)1946 Florida A&M (James Gaither)1947 Florida A&M (James Gaither)1948 Florida A&M (James Gaither)1949 Florida A&M (James Gaither)1950 Florida A&M (James Gaither)1951 Morris Brown (E.J. Clemmons)1952 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1953 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1954 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1955 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1956 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1957 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1958 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1959 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1960 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1961 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1962 Alabama A&M (Lewis Crews)1963 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1964 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)1965 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither)

1966 Alabama A&M (Lewis Crews) Alabama State (B) (Henry Holbert)1967 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither) Tuskegee (B) (LeRoy Smith)1968 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither) 1969 Tuskegee (B) (LeRoy Smith)1970 Florida A&M (Jake Gaither) Tuskegee (B) (LeRoy Smith)1971 Tuskegee (Haywood Scissum) Fort Valley (III) (Leon J. Lomax1972 Alabama A&M (Lewis Crews) Fort Valley (III) Leon J. Lomax)1973 Alabama A&M (Lewis Crews) Fort Valley (Leon J. Lomax)1974 Bethune-Cookman (Wesley Moore) Fisk (III) (Samuel Whitman)1975 Tuskegee (Haywood Scissum) Clark (III) (Jessie McClavdy)1976 Bethune-Cookman (Wesley Moore) Fisk (III) (Samuel Whitman)1977 Bethune-Cookman (Wesley Moore) Fort Valley (III) (Leon J. Lomax)1978 Florida A&M (Rudy Hubbard)

MILES COLLEGE (B) (Earl Cheatham) Clark (B) (Jessie McClavdy)

1979 Florida A&M (Rudy Hubbard)1980 Alabama A&M (Ray Greene)1981 Alabama A&M (Ray Greene)1982 Alabama A&M (Ray Greene)1983 Fort Valley State (Douglas Porter)1984 Fort Valley State (Douglas Porter)1985 Albany State (Hampton Smith)

MILES COLLEGE (B) (Donald Harris) 1986 Albany State Hampton Smith) Fort Valley State (Douglas Porter)1987 Albany State (Hampton Smith)1988 Tuskegee (Jim Martin)1989 Albany State (George Pugh)1990 Alabama A&M (George Pugh)1991 Alabama A&M (George Pugh)1992 Tuskegee (Jim Martin) Morehouse (Craig Cason) Alabama A&M (Ray Bonney) Clark Atlanta (Willie Hunter) Fort Valley State (Douglas Porter)1993 Fort Valley State (Douglas Porter)1994 Albany State (Hampton Smith)1995 Albany State (Hampton Smith)1996 Albany State (Hampton Smith)1997 Albany State (Hampton Smith)1998 Albany State (Hampton Smith)

1999 Tuskegee (Rick Comegy)2000 Fort Valley State (Ken Schoolfi eld)2001 Tuskegee (Rick Comegy)2002 Tuskegee (Rick Comegy)2003 Tuskegee (Rick Comegy)2004 Albany State (James “Mike” White)2005 Albany State (James “Mike”White)2006 Albany State (James “Mike” White) 2006 Tuskegee (Willie Slater)2007 Tuskegee (Willie Slater)

2008 Tuskegee (Willie Slater)

2009 Tuskegee (Willie Slater)2010 Albany State (James “Mike” White) 2011 MILES COLLEGE (Reginald Ruffi n)

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OVERALL RECORD: 36-31-2 (28 years N/A)14-12-2 @ Alumni Field/Bowl/Stadium 8-3-0 @ Rickwood Field 6-6-0 @ Albert J. Sloan-Alumni Stadium 3-0-0 @ Legion Field 3-8-0 @ Fair Park 2-0-0 @ Bessemer Stadium 0-2-0 @ Fairfi eld High School Stadium YEAR DATE OPPONENT LOCATION1910-31 N/A1932 Nov. 11 15 Alabama A&M 0 Legion Field1933-34 N/A 1935 Nov. 15 31 Alabama A&M 0 Legion Field1936-37 N/A1938 Nov. 25 7 Rust 0 Legion Field1939-40 N/A1941 Nov. 22 45 Ark. Baptist 7 Alumni Field1942 N/A1943-45 NO TEAM1946 Nov. 29 52 Albany State 0 Rickwood Field1947 Nov. 28 12 Edward Waters 6 Rickwood Field1948 Nov. 20 33 Albany State 0 Bessemer Stadium1949 Nov. 25 26 Morristown 21 Bessemer Stadium1950 Nov. 17 43 Stillman 0 Rickwood Field1951 Nov. 17 7 Rust 7 Alumni Field1952 Oct. 17 9 Knoxville 0 Rickwood Field1953 Oct. 16 60 Rust 0 Rickwood Field1954 Oct. 23 34 Knoxville 7 Alumni Bowl1955 Oct. 29 25 Lane 7 Alumni Field1956 Oct. 20 13 Knoxville 12 Alumni Field1957 Oct. 26 55 Lane 19 Alumni Bowl1958 Nov. 1 20 Benedict 15 Alumni Stadium1959 Oct. 10 12 Clafl in 0 Alumni Field1960 Oct. 15 12 Clafl in 6 Alumni Field1961 Oct. 14 27 Clafl in 8 Alumni Bowl1962 Oct. 13 20 Miss. Indus. 6 Alumni Field 1963 Oct. 12 20 Rust 12 Rickwood Field1964 Oct. 17 20 Miss. Indus. 8 Alumni Field1965 Oct. 9 6 Ft. Valley St. 6 Alumni Field1966 Oct. 22 7 Benedict 30 Alumni Field1967 Oct. 21 12 Knoxville 0 Alumni Field1968 Oct. 26 6 Bishop 28 Fair Park1969 Oct. 18 0 Ft. Valley St. 21 Rickwood Field1970 Nov. 7 6 Tuskegee 21 Fair Park1971 Oct. 23 30 Knoxville 6 Fair Park1972 Nov. 4 8 Tuskegee 41 Fair Park1973 Nov. 10 16 Morehouse 19 Fair Park1974 Nov. 9 6 Tuskegee 51 Fair Park1975 Nov. 15 20 Morehouse 7 Fair Park

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YEAR DATE OPPONENT LOCATION 1976 Oct. 9 17 Savannah St. 16 Rickwood Field1977 Nov. 12 20 Morehouse 19 Fair Park1978 Oct. 7 15 Savannah St. 19 Fair Park1979 NO TEAM1980 Nov. 8 0 Tuskegee 26 Fair Park1981 Oct. 24 0 Knoxville 20 Fair Park1982 Oct. 16 0 Ft. Valley St. 49 Fairfi eld High 1983 Oct. 22 0 Knoxville 12 Alumni Stadium1984 Oct. 6 20 Ga. S’Western 15 Alumni Stadium1985 Oct. 26 14 Knoxville 29 Alumni Stadium1986 Oct. 11 0 Clark Atlanta 15 Alumni Stadium1987 Oct. 2 42 Knoxville 30 Alumni Stadium1988 Oct. 8 21 Ga. S’Westen 17 Rickwood Field1989 Oct. 2 19 Knoxville 16 Rickwood Field1990 Oct. 6 19 Morris Brown 42 Rickwood Field1991 Oct. 19 24 Knoxville 34 Fairfi eld High 1992 Oct. 10 7 Morris Brown 13 Alumni Stadium1993 Sept. 25 8 Tuskegee 60 Alumni Stadium1994 Oct. 8 20 Morris Brown 18 Alumni Stadium1995 Oct. 21 6 Lane 28 Alumni Stadium1996 Oct. 12 29 Ft. Valley St. 40 Alumni Stadium1997 Oct. 18 41 Morehead St. 56 Alumni Stadium1998 Oct. 10 6 Ft. Valley St. 26 Alumni Stadium1999 Oct. 23 6 Catawba 20 Alumni Stadium2000 Nov. 11 14 Morehouse 45 Sloan-Alumni 2001 Oct. 6 38 Ft. Valley St. 61 Sloan-Alumni 2002 Nov. 2 39 Kentucky St. 17 Sloan-Alumni 2003 Oct. 18 44 Lane 8 Sloan-Alumni 2004 Oct. 16 28 Lincoln (MO) 6 Sloan-Alumni 2005 Oct. 8 28 Lane 14 Sloan-Alumni 2006 Oct. 21 20 Kentucky St. 21 Sloan-Alumni 2007 Oct. 13 7 Lane 19 Sloan-Alumni 2008 Oct. 18 29 Kentucky St. 23 Sloan-Alumni 2009 Oct. 3 12 Ft. Valley St. 36 Sloan-Alumni 2010 Oct. 23 14 Benedict 20 Sloan-Alumni 2011 Oct. 22 37 Lane 3 Sloan-Alumni

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ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL & SUBJECT TO CHANGEDate Home Visitor Location Kickoff Event9/1/12 Clark Atlanta vs. West Alabama Atlanta, GA 6:00pm ET Delta State vs. Fort Valley State Cleveland, MS 12:00pm CT/ - CSS Television Lane vs. Edward Waters Jackson, TN 2:00pm ET Howard vs. Morehouse Washington, DC 3:30pm ET/Nations’Football Classic Tuskegee vs. Alabama A&M Birmingham, AL 6:00pm CT Albany State vs. North Greenville Albany, GA 7:00pm ET/Dr. Joseph Winthrop Holley Memorial Game Virginia Union vs. Benedict Richmond, VA 7:00pm ET/Faculty & Staff Appreciation Night 9/2/12 Miles vs. North Alabama Birmingham, AL 6:00pm CT/6th Labor Day Golden Classic 9/6/12 Benedict vs. Bowie State Columbia, SC 8:00pm ET/- CSS Television 9/8/12 Valdosta State vs. Fort Valley State Valdosta, GA 7:00pm ET Shaw vs. Miles Durham, NC 1:00pm ET Wingate vs. Albany State Wingate, NC 1:30pm ET Lane vs. Clark Atlanta Jackson, TN 2:00pmCT Edward Waters vs. Morehouse Waycross, GA 3:00pm ET/Rumble In The Swamp Classic Stillman vs. Ouachita Baptist Tuscaloosa, AL 5:00pm CT Kentucky State vs. Kentucky Wesleyan Frankfort, KY 7:00pm ET Tuskegee vs. Johnson C. Smith Atlanta, GA 7:30pm ET/Inner City Classic 9/15/12 Fort Valley State vs. Clark Atlanta Fort Valley, GA 6:00pm ET Tuskegee vs. Lane Tuskegee, AL 1:00pm CT Shaw vs. Stillman Durham, NC 1:00pm ET Winston-Salem St. vs. Morehouse Cleveland, OH 12:00pm ET/2nd Annual Cleveland Classic Benedict vs. Virginia State Columbia, SC 4:00pm ET/Capital City Classic Miles vs. West Georgia Fairfi eld, AL 6:00pm CT Lincoln (PA) vs. Kentucky State Lincoln Univ., PA 6:00pm ET/Youth Day 9/22/12 Tuskegee OPEN Clark Atlanta vs. Concordia-Selma Atlanta, GA 6:00pm ET Fort Valley State vs. Benedict Fort Valley, GA 2:00pmET Stillman vs. Kentucky State Tuscaloosa, AL 5:00pm CT Albany State vs. Miles Albany, GA 7:00pm ET Morehouse vs. Lane Atlanta, GA 7:00pm ET 9/29/12 Tuskegee vs. Fort Valley State Tuskegee, AL 1:00pm CT Lane vs. Stillman Jackson, TN 2:00pmCT Miles vs. Benedict Fairfi eld, AL 2:00pmCT Clark Atlanta vs. Morehouse Atlanta, GA 7:00pm ET Kentucky State vs. Albany State Frankfort, KY 7:00pm ET 10/6/12 Fort Valley St. vs. Kentucky State Fort Valley, GA 6:00pm ET Benedict vs. Stillman Columbia, SC 2:00pm ET/High School Day Tuskegee vs. Morehouse Columbus, GA 2:00pm ET Morehouse vs. Tuskegee Columbus, GA 3:00pm ET/77th Annual Tuskegee-Morehouse Classic Miles vs. Clark Atlanta Fairfi eld, AL 4:00pm CT/Homecoming Albany State vs. Lane Macon, GA 5:00pm ET/Music City Classic Morehouse vs. Albany State Atlanta, GA 7:00pm ET

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ALL TIMES ARE LOCAL & SUBJECT TO CHANGEDate Home Visitor Location Kickoff Event10/13/12 Fort Valley St. vs. Concordia-Selma Fort Valley, GA 2:00pm ET/Homecoming Point Univ. vs. Lane Atlanta, GA 1:00pm ET Kentucky State vs. Miles Frankfort, KY 1:30pm ET/Homecoming Clark Atlanta vs. Benedict Atlanta, GA 2:00pm ET/Homecoming Stillman vs. Tuskegee Tuscaloosa, AL 5:00pm CT 10/20/12 Tuskegee vs. Kentucky State Tuskegee, AL 1:00pm CT/Homecoming Lane vs. Miles Jackson, TN 2:00pm CT/Homecoming Albany State vs. Clark Atlanta Albany, GA 2:00pm ET/Homecoming & Senior Day Benedict vs. Morehouse Columbia, SC 2:00pm ET/Homecoming Fort Valley St. vs. Stillman Valdosta, GA 3:00pm ET/South Georgia Heritage Classic 10/25/12 Miles vs. Stillman Fairfi eld, AL 6:00pm CT 10/27/12 Albany State vs. Benedict Augusta, Ga. 2:00pm ET/Augusta City Classic Morehouse vs. Fort Valley State Atlanta, GA 2:00pm ET/Homecoming Clark Atlanta vs. Tuskegee Atlanta, GA 4:00pm ET Kentucky State vs. Lane Frankfort, KY 1:30pm ET 11/3/12 Miles vs. Tuskegee Birmingham, AL1:00pm CT Fort Valley St. vs. Albany State Columbus, GA 2:00pm ET/23rd Annual Fountain City Classic Morehouse vs. Kentucky State Atlanta, GA 2:00pm ET Lane vs. Benedict Jackson, TN 2:00pm CT Stillman vs. Clark Atlanta Tuscaloosa, AL 5:00pm CT 11/10/12 Stillman vs. Concordia-Selma Tuscaloosa, AL 1:30pm CT East Champion vs. West Champion Atlanta, GA TBA/SIAC Championship Game 11/22/12 Alabama State vs. Tuskegee Montgomery, AL3:00pm CT/89th Turkey Day Classic - ESPNU - Live 12/1/12 SIAC Rep. vs. CIAA Rep. Columbus, GA TBA/Pioneer Bowl XIV

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