campbellsville university 2012 football media guide

2012 CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL GUIDE1

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CAMPBELLSVILLE UNIVERSITYTable of Contents/Quick Facts.....................................1 Taylor County/Central Kentucky..............................2-3 Campbellsville University..........................................4-5 Academic Success.......................................................6 Servant Leaders...........................................................7 Facilities......................................................8-9 CU Facilities..........................................................10-11 Director of Athletics...................................................12 Support Staff..............................................................13 Athletic Training....................................................14-15 Big Maroon Club.........................................................16 Traditions.......................................................17 Media........................................................18-19 Mid-South Conference...............................................20 2012 TIGERSHead Coach Perry Thomas........................................21 Assistant Coaches................................................22-25 Rosters..........................................................26-27 Player Photos........................................................28-32 Season Outlook....................................................33-34 Opponents... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35 A LOOK BACK2011 Season Review...........................................36-38 History..........................................................39 Series Results............................................................40 All-Time Results.........................................................41Honors and Awards....................................................42 Record Book.........................................................43-44 Tigers in the Pros.....................................................IBC

The 2012 Campbellsville University football guide was designed and edited by Chris Megginson, Sports Information Director. Special Editorial Assistance: Christina Kern, Tom Finley, Joan McKinney, Richard RoBards, and Donna Pierce. Photography provided by: Central Kentucky News-Journal, Riku Flink, GoToLouisville.com, KentuckyTourism.com,Jonathan Martinez, Chris Megginson, Richard RoBards.Cover Design: Chris MegginsonPrinting: Gerald Printing (Bowling Green, Ky.)On the Cover: 2011 Victory Bowl Champions, Ron Finley, Perry Thomas.

GENERAL INFORMATION Location..............Campbellsville, Ky. Founded....................................1906Enrollment................................3,600Affiliation..................................NAIA Conference............Mid-South (East)Nickname...............................TigersColors...................Maroon and GrayStadium.........Finley Stadium (3,500) Field.....Citizens Bank & Trust. Co. FieldSurface..........Synthetic (EnviroTurf) President...........Dr. Michael V. Carter Alma Mater..........Marshall (’76, ’79) Ohio State (’84)Athletics Director......Rusty Hollingsworth Alma Mater....Carson-Newman (’86) Tennessee (’94)Athletics Phone........(270) 789-5257

COACHING STAFF Head Coach...............Perry Thomas Alma Mater....Western Kentucky, ’86Record at CU...24-22 (.522) / 4 yearsCareer Record...24-22 (.522) / 4 yearsAsst. Head Coach/RB.........Jim Hardy Offensvie Coordinator....Rick Gehres Secondary/Special Teams....Josh Dye Wide Receivers.........Sean Anderson Quarterbacks ........... Hunter Cantwell Defensive Line ........... Vincent Davis Defensive Assistant.....Georege Eskridge Offensive Line.........Brandon McCray Linebackers ................... Tim RogersLB Student Assistant...Dwight Houston OL Student Assistant...Andy Vincent

TEAM INFORMATION 2011 Record................................7-5 2011 MSC East Record............3-2 (T-2nd) Final 2010 NAIA Ranking.......No. 28 Basic Offense........One Back Spread Basic Defense..........................3-3-5 Letterwinners Returning/Lost....34/24 Starters Returning/Lost.............12/12First Year of Football.................1988 Overall Record...................122-135-1

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Campbellsville serves as the county seat of Taylor County, Ky. which is considered the geographic center of Kentucky. Founded in 1817, Campbellsville has a population of nearly 10,000, while nearly 25,000 reside in Taylor County as a whole. Nestled between the Cumberland Plateau and the Appalachian Mountains, the community offers a pleasant mix of agriculture, manufacturing and recreation. Green River Lake serves as the top recreational attraction in the community. Bringing national recognition to the area is Campbellsville University and Campbellsville Industries “The Steeple People,” which has built steeples and clock towers around the world. Campbellsville is also home to Taylor Regional Hospital and a distribution center for Amazon.com. Another unique industry to the area is handmade cherry furniture. The Campbellsville Fourth of July celebration is one of the biggest in the state, as more than 25,000 turn out annually for fireworks, country music concerts and the parade.

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Campbellsville University was founded in 1906 by the Russell Creek Baptist Association as Russell Creek Academy in Campbellsville, Ky. In 1924 the institution became known as

Campbellsville Junior College until it made the transition to a four-year college in 1960. In 1996, the institution reached university status and today has more than 3,600 students with extension learning centers in Louisville, Hodgenville and Somerset and instructional sites in Elizabethtown, Radcliff, Bowling Green, Pineville and Northern Kentucky. Now in her second century of service, Campbellsville continues to see unprecedented growth in terms of enrollment, construction of new facilities, renovation of existing facilities and producing successful graduates. The 2011-12 record fall enrollment included 3,607 students from 97 Kentucky counties, 30 U.S. states and 37 foreign countries - Campbellsville University has a very diverse cultural mix on her campus. The university is also noted for a strong faculty with more than 70 percent of its professors holding a Ph.D. or the highest degree in their field of study and a low student/faculty ratio of 13 to 1. Campbellsville offers certificates of study along with associate’s, bachelor’s degrees in 63 undergraduate options, as well as 17 master’s degrees, five postgraduate areas and eight pre-professional areas.

The university campus is more than 85 acres and features a total of 45 buildings. In the past 13 years there have been more than 23 major renovations or new construction projects.


Dear Tiger Football Fans:

Welcome to Fighting Tiger Football. All of us at Campbellsville University are excited about our 106th year of Christian higher education and the opportunities that await us. We are especially glad that you are here and a part of this very special year.

As we begin the fall semester anticipating another semester of record enrollment, we see our university growing by leaps and bounds in every area, from nursing to music, to social work and our new graphic design program. The growth is also very evident in athletics by winning seven National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) championships last season, including the Victory Bowl! Our student-athletes continue to gain recognition nationally for their athletic ability, character and strong academics.

This year, Campbellsville University is pleased to see the players and coaches celebrate its 25th anniversary as a program. The university leadership applauds our football coaches throughout the years for having a vision that prepares Christian servant leaders for the future.

Most Cordially,

Michael V. CarterPresident

vRanked as a top regional university in the south by U.S.News & World Report

Listed among America’s Best Christian CollegesRated as a Military Friendly School

Named a Champions of Character Institution by the NAIANamed to the President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll


ABOVE: Max Wise, Campbellsville faculty athletic rep-resentative, teaches class in Hawkins Athletic Center. LEFT: Chris Hogan, a 2011 Tiger senior, was one of many Tigers to earn their bachelor’s degree in May. RIGHT: Geoffrey James, a 2010 Tiger senior, receives his pin at the December 2011 School of Education pinning ceremony.

At Campbellsville, we believe every student should learn not merely to think, but how to learn and engage the world in thoughtful ways. Our entire approach to education is based on helping fulfill a student’s creative potential in every way. With a student-faculty ratio of 13:1, Campbellsville presents an intimate learning experience in the classroom with 63 undergraduate options from which to choose.

In the realm of athletics, we put the “student” in “student-athlete.” Over the past two years, nearly 150 CU student-athletes received Mid-South Academic All-Conference honors. Also, various sports teams and student-athletes have been set apart for their cumulative GPA at the national level.


Former Tiger Stan Warrenhuffman helps students in Marion County study during a pre-Victory Bowl visit to the school.

Campbellsville University is committed to building Christian servant leaders for the future, and the athletic department helps take the lead as a NAIA Champions of Character Institution. During the 2010-11 season, Campbellsville University was named the national Champion of Character team for NAIA football. It was the second time in two years, a CU program received the honor, joining the 2009-10 Lady Tiger basketball team. CU also has had a player nominated for the American Football Coaches Associaion (AFCA) Good Works Team each of the past two seasons.

The NAIA Champions of Character platform is based on the five core values of integrity, respect, responsibility, sportsmanship and servant leadership.

Members of the 2011 Fighting Tiger football team gather to rake leaves for Campbellsville resident Rachael Dunham, 93. CU divides its players into small groups to serve the community on a regular basis.

Sophomores Darius Skinner and Stephon Tanga volunteer with the Lions Club to make lemonade for the annual Campbellsville Fourth of July parade.


Finley Stadium and Citizens Bank & Trust Company Field are home to Fighting Tiger Football. Built in 1987, the field has been home for the Tigers since the program’s rebirth. In 2006, the stadium was named in honor of former head coach Ron Finley and the stadium and field were renovated in 2007. The grass surface was removed in 2010 as synthet-ic turf and lights were added. The field was named for Citi-zens Bank & Trust Company in 2012 after the bank provided the lead gift in the “More Than A Game” fundraising campaign for lights and turf.


Completed in 2003, the 10,000 square-foot Hawkins Athletic Center serves as home to Tiger Football and Baseball. The facility is located between Powell Athletic Center and the Indoor Practice Facility (below right). Football related facilities include: the CU athletics weight room (below), football locker room (below right), coaches offices, conference rooms and classrooms used for team meetings and watching game film. The Indoor Practice Facility was built in 2004 with an artificial turf floor and athletic netting around the walls. It is used by a wide variety of athletic teams for practice throughout the year.

The H&W Sports Shop/Ronnie Hord Fieldhouse served as the original home of the Fighting Tiger football locker room until the Hawkins Athletic Center was built within the past decade. Today, the facility is home to softball, women’s soccer and men’s soccer. On game days, the men’s soccer locker room is used for visiting teams and the softball/ women’s soccer locker room is used for officials.


Rusty Hollingsworth is in his 12th season as Campbellsville University’s director of athletics and continues to lead the program forward in terms of

facilities, new programs and competitiveness. During his tenure, Hollingsworth has administered the addition of numerous facilities: Hawkins Athletic Complex, Gosser Gymnasium for wrestling and multi-purpose use, the Coca-Cola Indoor Practice Facility and the Montgomery-Haydon Soccer Field. He has also led renovations to the football and baseball stadiums, and is working on plans for further facility upgrades. Campbellsville’s athletic teams have also seen unparalleled success under Hollingsworth’s guidance. In 2009-10 and 2010-11, the coaching staff captured the Mid-South Conference President’s Cup, thanks to the Tigers’ 13 MSC regular season championships in two years.

On a national level last season, CU qualified student- athletes in 22 sports for a national tournament at either the NAIA or National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) level. Under Hollingsworth’s watch, 13 national championships have been won individually or as a team. His program’s success has not gone unnoticed. In 2011, Hollingsworth was named the Athletic Director of the Year for the NAIA Southeast Region by the National Association of College Directors of Athletics (NACDA). He has twice been named the MSC Athletic Director of the Year in 2004 and 2010. For more than a decade, Campbellsville has built a solid reputation under Hollingsworth for a strong academic showing with more than 70 All-Academic Mid-South Conference selections annually and various teams and student-athletes receiving national academic recognition. CU student-athletes are also an example of character, as seven have received the MSC Champion of Character award the past two years in their respective sports. Also, the 2010 Tiger football team and the 2009-10 Lady Tiger basketball team were named NAIA Champion of Character teams. Hollingsworth came to Campbellsville in 2001 from Tennessee Wesleyan College where he was dean of students and director of financial aid. He was also the associate director of admissions, athletics eligibility coordinator and assistant director of financial aid/financial aid compliance officer for athletes at Carson-Newman College. He is a member of the NAIA National Administrative Committee and the NCCAA National Eligibility Committee. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Carson-Newman College in 1986 and graduated with his master’s degree from the University of Tennessee in 1994. Hollingsworth resides in the Campbellsville area with his wife, Beth, and their children, Benjamin, William and Madeline.

Rusty Hollingsworth was named the Athletic Director of the Year for the NAIA Southeast Region by NACDA and Under Armour last summer.

ATHLETICS DIRECTORRUSTY HOLLINGSWORTH

(Carson-Newman ’86, Tennessee ’94) Director of Athletics, Campbellsville University

12th Year


ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT SUPPORT STAFF

Beauford Sanders Asst. Athletics Director

ATHLETIC DIRECTORYKeith Adkins...................Men’s Basketball Head Coach.............. 5068 Vanessa Adkins............. Cheerleading......................................... 5257 Sean Anderson............. Football Assistant Coach....................... 5320 Kelly Anderson.............. Tennis Assistant Coach.......................... 5379 Scott Baughman............Assistant Athletic Trainer....................... 5152 Hunter Cantwell.............Football Assistant Coach....................... 5346 Kyle Caven....................Tennis Head Coach............................... 5189 Hilary Cebulko............... Cross Country Head Coach.................. 5298 Ginger Colvin.................Women’s Basketball Head Coach........ 5544 Vincent Davis................ Football Assistant Coach...................... 5111 Miranda Denney.............Women’s Basketball Assistant Coach.. 5378 Josh Dye....................... Football Assistant Coach....................... 5144 Amy Eckenfels...............Volleyball Head Coach.......................... 5179 Karen Fawcett............... Athletic Dept. Secretary......................... 5257Jeanetta Ford................ Assistant Athletic Trainer........................ 5333 Rick Gehres.................. Football Assistant Coach....................... 5347 Jim Hardy...................... Football Asst. Head Coach.................... 5528 Rusty Hollingsworth.......Director of Athletics............................... 5257 Franky James............... Men’s Wrestling Head Coach.................5148 Thom Jones.................. Women’s Soccer Head Coach.............. 5072 Kenny Lawson.............. Men’s Golf Head Coach........................ 5251 Randy LeBleu................Baseball Assistant Coach...................... 5087 Chris Lewis....................Baseball Assistant Coach...................... 5086 Stephanie Lewis............Football/Baseball Secretary.................... 5205

Tracy Lott.......................Assistant Athletic Trainer........................ 5275 Brandon McCray........... Football Assistant Coach....................... 5530 Chris Megginson........... Sports Information Director.................... 5276 Bryan Milburn.................Men’s Basketball Assistant Coach......... 5259 Joe Neikirk.....................Life Coach.............................................. 5257 Brad Neffendorf............. Assistant Baseball Coach...................... 5086 James Nichols............... Assistant Athletic Trainer........................ 5153 Derek Port..................... Head Athletic Trainer.............................. 5544 Adam Preston............... Men’s Soccer Head Coach.................... 5140 John Rausch................. Bowling Head Coach............................. 5257 Richard RoBards........... Sports Information Assistant.................. 5276 Tim Rogers.................... Football Assistant Coach....................... 5225 Beauford Sanders......... Baseball Head Coach / Asst. AD............5056Obie Simpson............... Men’s Wrestling Assistant Coach.......... 5148 Casey Smith.................. Swimming Head Coach..........................5260 Joe Stockton................. Track & Field Head Coach..................... 5517 Perry Thomas................ Football Head Coach............................. 5262 Chuck Vaughn............... Big Maroon Club Director....................... 5149 Brent Vernon................. Women’s Golf Head Coach.................... 5437 Shannon Wathen.......... Softball Head Coach.............................. 5335 Bryce White.................. Softball Assistant Coach........................ 5335Max Wise.......................Faculty Athletic Representative............. 5283 ALL PHONE NUMBERS ARE (270) 789-XXXX

Chuck Vaughn Big Maroon Club Dir.

Max Wise Faculty Athletic Rep.

Joe Neikirk Life Coach

Karen Fawcett Athletics Secretary

Stephanie Lewis Football Secretary

Chris Megginson Sports Information Dir.

Richard RoBards Sports Information Asst.

ATHLETICS STAFF

SID (Football Contact): ................................Chris Megginson Phones (Office/Mobile):..(270) 789-5276 / (270) 403-1503 Email:[email protected] Sports Info Assistant/Photographer: ........Richard RoBards Phones (Office/Mobile):..(270) 789-5276 / (270) 403-3905 Email:..............................................rbrobards@gmail.com

Sports Info Graduate Assistant.....................Jordan Cornett Email:[email protected]

Jordan Cornett Sports Information Asst.

SPORTS INFORMATION DEPARTMENT


The Brooks and Bloemer Athletic Training Facility is located behind the Powell Athletic Center, next to the Tuggle-Morris Wellness Center. The facility was made possible with contributions from Campbellsville University team physicians, Dr. Bobby Brooks and Dr. Gary Bloemer. The Training Facility contains a treatment area, a rehabilitation area, wet room for aquatic modalities, physicians offices and a taping area. The Athletic Training Facility is used for injury assessment, injury prevention, injury rehabilitation and injury education for all student-athletes at Campbellsville University as well as an educational tool for students with a desire to pursue a career in sports medicine.

Team physicians Dr. Bobby Brooks (center) and Dr. Gary Bloemer (right) talk with former CU running back Wayne Coffee during a 2011 game.

The Brooks and Bloemer Athletic Training Facility is home to Tiger sports medicine.

ATHLETIC TRAINING


DEREK PORT - HEAD ATHLETIC TRAINERPort joined Campbellsville University in July 2002 as assistant athletic trainer. He was promoted to head athletic trainer in July 2004. He is the primary athletic trainer for CU football and men’s basketball. Prior to joining the Tigers’ athletic training staff, Port served as assistant athletic trainer (2001-2002) at Central Arizona College in Coolidge, Ariz. He served as graduate assistant athletic trainer in 2002 with the Milwaukee Brewers Professional Baseball Club during spring training and the Arizona Rookie League Baseball Season. He also completed an internship in athletic training with the Quad City Mallards Professional Hockey Club, an affiliate of the Washington Capitals of the NHL. Port received his B.A. from Augustana College and M.S. from the Arizona School of Health Sciences. He is from Sterling, Ill. He resides in Campbellsville with his wife, Samantha, and daughter, Adelynn. SCOTT BAUGHMAN - ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINERScott Baughman joined the Campbellsville University athletic training staff as a graduate assistant trainer in 2004 and remained on staff as a full-time member after earning his master’s in business administration from CU in 2006. A native of Maryesther, Fla., he graduated from the University of West Florida in 2003 with a bachelor of science in health, leisure and exercise science/sports medicine-athletic training. During his time at West Florida, he served as a student assistant athletic trainer for the UWF baseball program. He also worked with high schools in the Pensacola, Fla., area and the Pensacola Power of the National Women’s Football League. His primary sports at Campbellsville are women’s soccer and baseball.

JEANETTA FORD - ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINERJeanetta Ford joined the Campbellsville athletic training staff in 2011. Prior to CU, she served as a graduate assistant at Troy University in Alabama as she completed her master of science degree in sport and fitness management. During her time at Troy, she served as primary athletic trainer for the rodeo program, as well as assisting with other sports. She worked to coordinate sickle cell testing for athletes. Prior to her graduate position at Troy, Ford volunteered with a competitive softball team in East Asia for the summer of 2009. She earned her undergraduate degree at Franklin College, where she played softball and served as a student athletic trainer. Her primary sports at Campbellsville are men’s soccer and softball.

TRACY LOTT - ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINERTracy Lott joined the Campbellsville University athletic training staff as its third full-time assistant in 2008. Originally from Lambert, Miss., Lott did her undergraduate work at Missouri Valley College in Marshall, Mo., where she received a bachelor of science in exercise science. Upon graduating in 2004, she moved to Flagstaff, Ariz., where she attended Phoenix Therapeutic Massage College and received a healthcare technician degree in 2005. She did her graduate work at the University of Arkansas, where she worked with the softball and football programs, as well as served Springdale High School. She received a M.S. in athletic training in 2008 from Arkansas. Her primary sports at CU are football and women’s basketball.

JAMES D. NICHOLS - ASSISTANT ATHLETIC TRAINERJames Nichols joined the Campbellsville University athletic training staff as assistant athletic trainer in 2004. A native of Winstead, Conn., Nichols received his bachelor of science from Castelton State College in 2003. During his time at Castelton, he served as captain of the rugby team, helping the squad to two appearances in the New England Regional Tournament. In 2004, Nichols received his master’s of science from Ohio University. While in Ohio, he worked with Gallia Academy High School in Gallipolis, Ohio. He also served two years as a volunteer for the Empire State Games in New York. His primary sports at CU are volleyball, wrestling and spring football.

ATHLETIC TRAINERS


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2012-2013 CORPORATE SPONSORS

CLUB MEMBERSHIP LEVELS BMC Maroon and Gray Level($25 to $99 annually)Benefits include BMC Membership Card.

BMC Century Level($100 to $249 annually)Benefits include BMC Maroon and Gray Level plus hospitality room privileges at home basketball games.

BMC Sponsor Level($250 to $499 annually)Benefits include BMC Century Level plus two guest passes to President’s Box at a home football game.

BMC Partner Level($500 to $999 annually)Benefits include BMC Sponsor Level plus two all-sport passes for home games.

BMC President’s Level($1,000 or more annually)Benefits include BMC Partner Level plus invitation to Hall of Fame banquet, membership in the President’s Club and two additional all-sport passes for home games.

CORPORATE LEVELS

SINGLE SPORT - $1,000(Football, Basketball or Baseball)ALL-SPORTS - $2,500For all corporate sponsors: In addition to the benefits of the BMC President’s Level, the business name and logo will be placed on a Corporate Banner at each of the venues for Football, Basketball, Baseball and Hawkins Athletic Complex.

BECOME A MEMBERContact:

Chuck Vaughn, Big Maroon Club Phone: (270) 789-5149

E-mail: [email protected]

The primary goal of the Big Maroon Club is to sustain a competitive athletic program at Campbellsville University that will enable the university’s student-athletes to experience success in their chosen sport. The Big Maroon Club is Campbellsville’s fundraising arm of the Department of Athletics, providing funds for the 15 sports comprised of 24 interscholastic teams competing at the NAIA level. Significant resources are needed to reach this goal and tohelpCampbellsvilleUniversityrecruitthefineststudent-athletes possible. Your gift can be designated to any sport of your choosing or to the general athletic fund where it will be used as needed.

Perry Thomas visits with supporters during the annual CU Athletic Boosters Auction.

BIG MAROON CLUB


TRADITION

Campbellsville University Tiger Cheerleaders have a winning tradition in competitive cheerleading. CU has claimed five Mid-South Conference titles, including four of the last six and claimed the MSC’s first-ever championship in 1998. In the 1990s, CU cheerleading was among the best in the nation, winning the COA Collegiate Championship in 1995 and the National Christian College Cheerleading Championship in 1996. In 2011-12, the CU cheerleading returned to national competition with a sixth-place finish in the NAIA Invitational appearance in Daytona Beach, Fla.

CHEERLEADERS

The railroad hasn’t moved through Campbellsville since the mid-1980s, but it’s not uncommon to hear the horn of a train on Saturdays in the fall. Located at the southwestern corner of the stadium inside the Greg Vaughn Pavilion for the Dave Fryrear 12th Man Club, the whistle is blown when the Tigers take the field and each time they score.

TRAIN HORN

Tiger Marching Band celebrates its 20th year this fall. Founded in 1992 by Dr. David McCullough, the 90-member band performs at Campbellsville home football games and exhibitions throughout the Commonwealth each fall. Part of the band’s tradition is performing “My Old Kentucky Home” before each home game.

MARCHING BAND

Clawz became the new name of Campbellsville University’s mascot in 2001. Each football game, Clawz can be found roaming the sidelines and

grandstand of Finley Stadium when he is not counting the

Tigers’ points with pushups.

CLAWZ


Give that Tiger a touchdown... Each Fighting Tiger football game can be heard on Campbellsville University’s WLCU 88.7 FM, the flagship station for the Campbellsville University Sports Network. Games are also broadcast on the official Campbellsville University athletics website: CampbellsvilleTigers.com and WLCUFM.com. Live audio can also be heard on Comcast Cable Channel 22 in Campbellsville. Veteran play-by-play announcer Jim Freeman returns for his seventh consecutive season as the “Voice of the Fighting Tigers.” Returning for his fourth year as color commentor will be Adam Smith. and CU Sports Information Director Chris Megginson will return as host of the Tiger Tailgate pregame interview with Coach Perry Thomas. CU alums Matt Payton and Alan Haven will join the crew this fall to host the Tiger Tailgate pregame show for TV. Sponsors for the CU Sports Network are: Alex Montgomery, AutoSmart, CU, Campbellsville Baptist Church, Chandler’s Office Supply, Citizens Bank & Trist Company, Lee’s Famous Recipe, McDonald’s, Taylor County Bank and Saloma Baptist Church.

CAMPBELLSVILLE SPORTS NETWORK

PERRY THOMAS SHOW

Every week, Campbellsville University head football coach Perry Thomas sits down with Chris Megginson for the “Perry Thomas Show,” recapping the previous week’s game and looking forward to the coming week. The “Perry Thomas Show” airs Thursdays and Fridays at 1:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 11 a.m. on WLCU (Comcast Cable Channel 10) in Campbellsville and will be archived on Campbellsville.edu.

The radio version will air Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. on WLCU 88.7 FM.

All Fighting Tiger football games played at Finley Stadium are also broadcast live on WLCU, Campbellsville University’s community channel (10) on Comcast Cable, and streamed online at WLCUTV.com.

TELEVISED HOME GAMES

MEDIA COVERAGE

Campbellsville.edu

YouTube.com/CampbellsvilleTigers

CampbellsvilleTigers.com

ON THE WEB

Facebook.com/CampbellsvilleTigers

Twitter.com/CvilleTigers


MEDIA OUTLETS PRINTCentral Ky. News-Journal ................................(270) 465-8111 Herald-Leader, Lexington................................(800) 274-7355 The Courier-Journal, Louisville........................(502) 582-4011 TELEVISIONFOX 41 - Louisville...........................................(502) 585-0811 FOX 56 - Lexington..........................................(859) 268-1234 LEX 18 - Lexington..........................................(859) 259-1818 WAVE 3 - Louisville........................................(502) 561-4150WHAS 11 - Louisville........................................(502) 582-7220 WKYT - Lexington............................................(859) 299-0411 WLCU - Campbellsville....................................(270) 789-5210 WLKY - Louisville.............................................(502) 893-7300 WTVQ 36 - Lexington.....................................(859) 299-3636 RADIOWLCU 88.7 FM ................................................(270) 789-5210 WVLC 99.9 FM ..............................................(270)789-4998WCKQ 104.1 FM ............................................(270)789-2401WGKR 105.7 FM .............................................(270)789-1464 WTCO 1450 AM ..............................................(270)789-2401 WEBAFCA.org............................................................................... CampbellsvilleTigers.com.............................................. ColumbiaMagazine.com........................................................ NAIA.org....................................................................... TheNCCAA.org......................................................................

Perry Thomas is interviewed by members of the media following a Fighting Tigers’ victory in an NAIA Game of the Week over No. 10 Shorter University in 2009.

Media coverage has increased in the Perry Thomas era of Fighting Tiger football.

In addition to regular coverage in the Central Kentucky News-Journal, The Courier Journal (Louisville) and Lexington Herald-Leader, Tiger players are featured in hometown papers across the Southeast. In 2009 and 2010, CU played in the NAIA Game of the Week. During the last three seasons, four Campbellsville home games were televised regionally on the Wazoo Sports Network. CU football has received recognition on national Websites for the NAIA, NCCAA and the American Football Coaches Association.

MEDIA COVERAGE


Campbellsville University is a charter member of the Mid-South Conference, which was formed on April 24, 1995. Today, the Mid-South Conference spans seven states and has 11

full-time members with five affiliate members. Bluefield College is the latest institution to join the MSC, while Cumberland University also be-comes full-time this fall, after competing in the MSC for football and wrestling in recent years. Rinehart College in Georgia is scheduled to join the conference for football in 2013. In its 18th year as an athletic conference in the NAIA, the MSC fields championships in 15 sports with four MSC invitationals planned for 2012-2013 for men’s bowling, women’s bowling, men’s swimming and women’s swimming. This season marks the seventh year that Mid-South Conference football will compete in a divisional format. The MSC East has six teams: University of the Cumberlands, Georgetown College, Kentucky Christian University, University of Pikeville, Union College and the University of Virginia’s College at Wise. The MSC West has seven teams: Belhaven University, Bethel University (Tenn.), Bluefield College, Campbellsville University, Cumberland University, Faulkner University and Lindsey Wilson College.

FULL-TIME MEMBER INSTITUTIONS Bluefield College - Bluefield, Va. Campbellsville University - Campbellsville, Ky. Cumberland University - Lebanon, Tenn. University of the Cumberlands - Williamsburg, Ky. Georgetown College - Georgetown, Ky. Lindsey Wilson College - Columbia, Ky. University of Pikeville - Pikeville, Ky. University of Rio Grande - Rio Grande, Ohio Shawnee State University - Portsmouth, Ohio St. Catharine College - Springfield, Ky. University of Virginia at Wise - Wise, Va. PART-TIME MEMBER INSTITUTIONS Belhaven University - Jackson, Miss. Bethel College - McKenzie, Tenn. Faulkner University - Montgomery, Ala. Kentucky Christian University - Grayson, Ky. Union College - Barbourville, Ky.

MID-SOUTH CONFERENCE

DATE TIME OPPONENTS 8/25 1 p.m. Pikeville @ Bluefield 1:30 p.m. Lindsey Wilson @ KY Christian 7 p.m. UVA-Wise @ Bethel9/1 1 p.m. Cumberland @ KS Wesleyan 1 p.m. Georgetown @ Bluefield 1:30 p.m. Belhaven @ Cumberlands 2:30 p.m. Union @ Lindsey Wilson 6 p.m. Bethel @ Marian 6 p.m. Faulkner @ UVA-Wise 6 p.m. Pikeville @ Campbellsville 9/6 7 p.m. Faulkner @ Georgetown 9/7 1:30 p.m. Lindsey Wilson @ Pikeville 1:30 p.m. Bluefield @ KY Christian 2:30 p.m. Cumberlands @ Cumberland 6 p.m. UVA-Wise @ Campbell 7 p.m. Union @ Campbellsville 8 p.m. Louisiana @ Belhaven9/15 TBA UVA-Wise @ Pikeville Noon Cumberlands @ Union 1 p.m. Faulkner @ Bluefield 2:30 p.m. Belhaven @ Cumberland 6 p.m. KY Christian @ N. Alabama 7 p.m. Bethel @ Campbellsville 8 p.m. Georgetown @ Lindsey Wilson9/22 Noon Union @ Webber International

DATE TIME OPPONENTS 9/22 1:30 p.m. Pikeville @ Cumberlands 1:30 p.m. KY Christian @ Georgetown 2:30 p.m. Bluefield @ Bethel 2:30 p.m. Lindsey Wilson @ Faulkner 2:30 p.m. Campbellsville @ Belhaven 6 p.m. Cumberland @ UVA-Wise 9/29 Noon Bluefield @ Union 1:30 p.m. Lindsey Wilson @ Cumberlands 1:30 p.m. Bethel @ Georgetown 1:30 p.m. Cumberland @ Pikeville 1:30 p.m. Campbellsville @ KY Christian 6 p.m. Belhaven @ UVA-Wise 7 p.m. Faulkner @ Point Univ. 10/6 1:30 p.m. Georgetown @ Campbellsville 2:30 p.m. Cumberlands @ Faulkner 2:30 p.m. Pikeville @ Bethel 2:30 p.m. Union @ Cumberland 2:30 p.m. KY Christian @ Belhaven 6 p.m. UVA-Wise @ Bluefield 10/13 Noon Bethel @ Union 1:30 p.m. Cumberlands @ Georgetown 2 p.m. Lindsey Wilson @ Campbellsville 2:30 p.m. Bluefield @ Behlaven 3:30 p.m. Cumberland @ Faulkner 6 p.m. KY Christian @ UVA-Wise

DATE TIME OPPONENTS 10/20 1:30 p.m. UVA-Wise @ Cumberlands 1:30 p.m. Union @ KY Christian 1:30 p.m. Georgetown @ Pikeville 2:30 p.m. Belhaven @ Lindsey Wilson 6 p.m. Faulkner @ Bethel 7 p.m. Campbellsville @ Cumberland 10/27 1 p.m. Lindsey Wilson @ Bluefield 1:30 p.m. Campbellsville @ Cumberlands 1:30 p.m. UVA-Wise @ Union 1:30 p.m. KY Christian @ Pikeville 2:30 p.m. Cumberland @ Belhaven 2:30 p.m. Belhaven @ Faulkner 11/3 1:30 p.m. Cumberlands @ KY Christian 1:30 p.m. Union @ Georgetown 1:30 p.m. Faulkner @ Campbellsville 2:30 p.m. Bethel @ Lindsey Wilson 2:30 p.m. Bluefield @ Cumberland 2:30 p.m. Pikeville @ Belhaven 11/10 1 p.m. Campbellsville @ Bluefield 1:30 p.m. Pikeville @ Union 1:30 p.m. Georgetown @ UVA-Wise 2:30 p.m. Cumberland @ Lindsey Wilson 3:30 p.m. KY Christian @ Faulkner 7 p.m. Bethel @ Belhaven

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COMPOSITE SCHEDULE


Perry Thomas enters his fifth season as head coach of the Fighting Tiger football program.

Thomas inherited a program in 2008 that went 0-10 the previous year. After posting a 3-8 record his first season and finishing runner-up in the Mid-South Conference East Division in 2009 at 7-4, Thomas’ program was named the No. 20 most improved program in all levels of college football and the No. 6 most improved in the NAIA. The past two seasons, Thomas’ Fighting Tigers have finished 7-5 for the first back-to-back-to-back winning seasons since the early 1990s. He led CU to the postseason for the first time since 2001 with trips to the NCCAA Victory Bowl in 2010 and 2011, winning it all in 2011. During the 2009 season, Thomas put Campbellsville’s defense among the nation’s best in third down situations and inside the Red Zone, as the Tigers posted their first winning season since 2004 and best finish since 2003, at 7-4. He led the Tigers to their first win over rival Georgetown College since 1997, with a 28-21 victory at home and also knocked off a Top 10 team in Shorter College, 42-28, in the CollegeFanz/NAIA National Game of the Week. During the season, the Tigers returned to the NAIA National Rankings for the first time in five seasons, ranking as high as No. 24 and finishing the year at No. 28.

As a first-year college head coach in 2008, Thomas coached the NAIA’s leading rusher, Greg Fountain, who was his first NAIA All-American and later signed a pro contract in Europe. Calvin Bini became Thomas’ second NAIA All-

American in 2010 and also went on to play pro ball with the Indoor Football League.

Over the past three seasons, CU has had two NAIA All-Americans, 18 All-Mid-South Conference selections, 15 All-Conference Honorable Mentions and 33 Academic All-Conference selections. Thomas’ team also had the 2009 Mid-South Conference Champion of Character Award given to one of his players, Calvin Bini. In 2010, the program was awarded the NAIA Champion of Character Team Award.

Before coming to Campbellsville, Thomas posted a successful, 16-year career as a high school coach in Kentucky, leading his team to the Kentucky State High School Football Playoffs each year he was a head coach. His 16-year record as a high school head coach is 133-64. He served as head coach at Campbellsville High School (1992-99) and Paducah Tilghman High School (2000-07). Before that, he was an assistant at Allen County-Scottsville (1986-87) and was defensive coordinator at CHS (1988-1991). At Paducah Tilghman, Thomas compiled a 70-31 record, including eight playoff appearances, five district championships, two regional championships and two state semi-final appearances. At Campbellsville High, he was 63-33 and led the Eagles to eight straight playoff appearances and had two district and one regional championship along with one state semi-final appearance. Thomas was named District and/or Region Coach of the Year nine times during his career and was named the 1993 and 1997 Kentucky Class A Coach of the Year by The Courier-Journal. He is a five-time coaching staff member of the Kentucky vs. Tennessee All-Star Team and was the head coach of the Kentucky All-Stars in 2006. Thomas was also a national finalist for the American Football Coaches Association “Power of Influence” Award in 2005 and 2006 and received the Joe Russell Distinguished Leadership Award from the Western Kentucky Conference in 2003 and 2006.

PERRY THOMAS (Western Kentucky University ’86)

Head Football Coach, Campbellsville University 24-22 (.522) - Fifth Year

HEAD COACH


Jim Hardy begins his 10th year on the Tiger coaching staff, where he coaches the running backs and is in charge of eligibility. In 2010, he was named assistant head coach. In 2008, he coached the NAIA’s leading rusher, Greg Fountain, who was named a First Team All-American. Away from the field, Hardy has led numerous spring break mission trips with Sports Reach Ministries, which often includes CU football players. He also took over the program’s community

service projects in 2010. Under his leadership, the team was presented the NAIA Champion of Character Team in December 2010.

Before coming to CU, Hardy spent 18 seasons at Campbellsville High School as a position coach, offensive coordinator and head coach of the Eagles. A lifelong resident of Campbellsville, Jim and his wife, Lorri, have two children, Jackie and Tyler.

COACHING STAFFJIM HARDY - Campbellsville University ’85 - Assistant Head Coach/Running Backs

Ricky Gehres is in his seventh season as part of the Tiger Football staff. After six seasons as wide receivers coach, Gehres named offen-sive coordinator in spring 2012.

A 2004 graduate of Campbellsville, Gehres is the Tiger’s all-time leader in pass reception yards with 2,467 and is among the leaders in several receiving categories for the program.In 2010, he coached All-Conference wide receiver Stan Warrenhuffman past his single-season receptions record (53). The Hopkinsville, Ky., native was a two-time First Team All-Conference selection and was

an Honorable Mention All-American in 2002. He was a pre-season All-American in 2003. Gehres coached wide receivers at Hopkinsville High School in 2005 before returning to Campbellsville as a position coach in 2006. After graduating from CU, Gehres played overseas in the German Football League in spring 2005 and played Arena Football for the Odessa (TX) Roughnecks in spring 2006.

He and his wife, Alicia, reside in Campbellsville.

RICK GEHRES - Campbellsville University ’04 - Offensive Coordinator

Josh Dye returned to his alma mater in 2010 for his first season on the Campbellsville University coaching staff. He spent two years coaching safeties and monsters before taking over all secondary positions in 2012, as well as becoming the special teams coordinator.

Dye, a 2006 graduate of CU, was a four-year letterman from 2002 to 2005. He was named a First Team All-Conference selection in 2005 by the Mid-South Conference.

Prior to joining the Tiger staff, Dye coached two seasons at Dyersburg High School in Dyersburg, Tenn. In 2006, he served as outside linebackers coach at the University of the Cumberlands. The following year, he coached running backs for the 2007 Mid-South Conference West Division Champions, Bethel (Tenn.) University.

He and his wife, Ahdazsa, and son, Zephaniah, reside in Campbellsville.

JOSH DYE - Campbellsville University ’06 - Special Teams Coordinator / Secondary


COACHING STAFF

Sean Anderson joined the Campbellsville University football staff in July 2012 as wide receivers coach.

A native of St. Louis, Anderson was a two-sport athlete (football and track) at William Jewel University after transfer-ring from Central Missouri State University following the 2000 season. He was a two-time NAIA national championships track qualifier.

He has coached seven seasons at the NCAA Division I-AA and Division II levels, including three seasons (2004-2006) as a graduate assistant at Jackson State University

(Miss.) four seasons (2007-2010) at Lincoln University (Mo.) and a one-year stint (2011) at Northwestern State University (La.). During that time, he has been in charge of recruiting high schools in Mississippi; Missouri; Southeast Texas; Memphis, Tenn.; and New Orleans, La.; and junior colleges in Mississippi and California.

He served as passing game coordinator at Lincoln University, where he produced four all-conference players. In his tenure, he has coached a receiver to more than 900 yards of total offense in three of his five seasons as a full-time coach.

SEAN ANDERSON - William Jewel University ’04 - Wide Receivers

Hunter Cantwell begins his collegiate coaching career this season as CU’s quarterbacks coach. The move came after three seasons in the NFL with the Carolina Panthers and Baltimore Ravens.

Cantwell was a walk-on quarterback at the University of Louisville in 2004 and went on to become a four-year varsity letter winner. As a freshman, he earned the starting role for the 2006 Gator Bowl, being named the game’s MVP. The following year, he helped lead the Cardinals to a 12-1 record and a trip to the FedEx Orange Bowl as a sophomore. Prior to the 2008 season, he was nominated for

the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award and Maxwell Award. At Louisville he completed 58.6 percent of his passes (313-534) for 3,912 yards and 26 touchdowns.

Cantwell played for CU head coach Perry Thomas at Paducah Tilghman High School. He helped lead Tilghman to a 31-8 record during his three years as a starter. He ended his career as the school’s all-time leading passer, completing 458-756 passes for 7,272 yards and 70 touchdowns.

Off the field, he has spoken at numerous youth events across the nation.

HUNTER CANTWELL - University of Louisville ’09 - Quarterbacks

Vincent Davis is in his first season as defensive line coach at Campellsville. He began his coaching career as an assistant defensive coach at Palmetto High School in 1987. From 1995 to 1998, Davis served as assistant head coach and defensive coordinator for the Mansota Stars Semi-Pro football team. In 2002, he was named quarterbacks coach at Pasco High School before beginning a six year stint as the D-line

coach at Wharton High School in Tampa, Fla., from 2003 to 2008, where he helped win a Class 5A, Region 2 district championship.

Davis’s college experience is at Tiffin University in Ohio (2009) and Waldorf College in Iowa (2010-2012).

He played at Takio College (Mo.) before transfering to Bishop College (Texas). He and his wife, Rachael, have seven children.

VINCENT DAVIS - Ashford University ’09 - Defensive Line


COACHING STAFF

George Eskridge is in his third season as a defensive assistant at Campbellsville. Before coming to CU, Eskridge worked four years with the Louisville Fire, an Arena Football af2 team, until the franchise ceased operations in 2008. During the four years Eskridge was on staff, the Fire went 41-30, making the playoffs in 2005, 2006 and 2007. In 2005, the Fire was the American Conference champion and played in the Arena Cup, the af2 championship game. Eskridge served as the Special Teams Coordinator all four years and FB/LB coach from 2006 to 2008. in 2007, he was promoted to

assistant head coach and the director of player personnel and scouting. After receiving his undergraduate degree at the University of Louisville, Eskridge coached 12 years as a high school assistant football coach. He coached at Louisville Eastern from 1994 to 1998 and seven years at North Hardin High School from 2000 to 2004 and 2006 to 2007. Born in Memphis, Tenn., he later moved to Kentucky and graduated from Fort Knox High School and was a member of the undefeated (15-0) 1983 Kentucky Class AA state championship team.

GEORGE ESKRIDGE - University of Louisville ’92 - Special Teams Assistant

Brandon McCray is in his first season as CU’s offensive line coach after spending one season at Benedictine University (Ill.). While at Benedictine, he helped the Eagles win the Northern Athletic Conference title, and make an appearance in the 2011 NCAA Division III playoffs. Prior to Benedictine University, McCray was the run game coordinator and offensive line coach at Dodge City Community College (Kan.) for two seasons from 2009 to 2011. McCray also spent two seasons at NCAA

Division II school Lincoln University (Mo.) from 2007 to 2009 as the offensive line coach, strength and conditioning coach. Before Lincoln University, McCray spent 10 seasons at MacMurray College from 1997-2006, four as a head coach, and six as an as-sistant. In his six seasons as an offensive line/assistant head coach, he helped MacMur-ray win five conference championships, and make two D-III playoffs in 2001, and 2002 He has one son, Brandon II.

BRANDON McCRAY - Lakeland College ’97 - Offensive Line

Tim Rogers is in his fifth season at Campbellsville as linebackers coach. He spent the 2010 and 2011 seasons as special teams coordinator. He also helps coordinate all summer camps hosted by Campbellsville football. Rogers started his collegiate playing career at Eastern Kentucky University and finished at Campbellsville playing for the late Coach Ron Finley. In 1995, he was named an All-American at middle linebacker and the Mid-South Conference Defensive Player of the Year. After his playing time at CU, Rogers was invited to work out with the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) in 1996.

He came to Campbellsville prior to the 2008 season from Carson-Newman College. where he was an assistant defensive ends coach and assistant inside linebackers coach since 2004. Prior to that he was a defensive backs coach at Union College. Rogers coached alongside former CU offensive coordinator Chris Pardue at Boyle County (Ky.) High School during the Rebels’ five-straight state titles from 1999 to 2003.

TIM ROGERS - Campbellsville University ’97 - Recruiting & Special TeamsCoordinator/Linebackers


ANDY VINCENT - Student Assistant - Offensive Line

COACHING STAFF

Dwight Houston is in his first season as a student assistant coach after a successful four-year playing career for the Fighting Tigers. He wrote his name in the Campbellsville record book as a senior, setting the records for most single-season (12) and career (20) sacks by a CU linebacker. He also became the first Tiger to

ever return two interceptions for a touchdown. After helping his team win the 2011 National Christian College Athletic Association Victory Bowl, he was named the NCCAA Defensive Player of the Year. He finished his playing career with 292 tackles, a Top 5 total in the CU record book.

DWIGHT HOUSTON - Student Assistant - Linebackers

Andy Vincent is in his second season as a student assistant for the Tigers. His coaching experience began during his sophomore season in 2011 after a knee injury. He earned a spot on the Tigers’ offensive line depth chart in 2010 as a freshman and appeared in four games for CU.

He will continue to assist the Tiger coaching staff on the offensive line and help out in other areas as needed. A native of Brownsville, Ky., he played his high school ball at Edmonson County High Scool. He is majoring in criminal justice with a minor in athletic coaching.

FOOTBALL SUPPORT STAFFTickets Karen Fawcett Public Address Mark Bradley Statistics Kevin Burkhead James Rice Logan Wolfe ScoreboardRick WilsonJeff Wright

Game Clock Kelly Baugh Play Clock Eddie Sprowles

Chain GangBob Brown Bob Langlois Carol Pike Steve Pike Mark Speer Eric Warren ConcessionsGinger Colvin Miranda DenneyRobert Colvin CU Women’s Basketball Team Video Tyler Arterburn Joseph Eaton

GAME DAY STAFF

Tiosha Beasley Manager

Cody Gray Manager

Nick Jones Manager

Chris Rivera Manager

Charity Tharpe Manager

Nathelie Zetrenne Manager

Sarah Reed Manager


NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME CL/EXP POS HT. WT. HOMETOWN 1 Ricco Dickerson SR/JR 5’7 165 DB Memphis, Tenn. 2 Bobby Kelly SO/SO 5’6 150 WR Chester, S.C. 5 Brandon Brown SR/SR 6’0 190 DB Miami, Fla. 6 Demetric Ray SR/SR 5’9 175 WR Bowling Green, Ky. 7 Cameron Looper JR/SO 6’0 185 QB Lone Oak, Ky. 8 Brandon Hillary SR/SR 6’0 207 LB Cincinnati, Ohio 9 Earl McCann SR/SR 5’9 190 DB Lexington, Ky. 10 Blake Young JR/SO 6’0 185 LB Marietta, Ga. 11 Demytreus Gipson SO/SO 6’1 180 WR Louisville, Ky. 12 Bryan Parnes JR/JR 6’1 190 QB Dania Beach, Fla. 13 Adam Robertson JR/SO 6’2 195 WR Knoxville, Tenn. 14 Hayden Kiestler FR/FR 6’3 189 QB Bethel Springs, Tenn 15 Darius Skinner SO/SO 5’8 186 DB Winchester, Ky. 17 Robert Hill SR/SR 6’2 230 QB Mt. Juliet, Tenn. 18 Will Warf SR/SR 6’2 225 QB Edmonton, Ky. 20 Seth McFerrin JR/JR 5’8 183 RB Old Hickory, Tenn. 21 TayVaughn Wynn JR/SO 5’9 186 DB Chattanooga, Tenn. 22 Nick Reed JR/JR 6’3 230 LB Harrodsburg, Ky. 23 Tyrell Brown SO/FR 6’2 180 DB Greenville, S.C. 24 George Nwokoji SO/SO 5’8 200 RB Mt. Juliet, Tenn. 25 Percy Minor FR/FR 5’10 180 DB Louisville, Ky. 26 Stetson Pendergrass SO/SO 5’9 185 DB Bon Aqua, Tenn. 27 Jimmie Thompson SO/SO 5’10 180 DB Bon Aqua, Tenn. 28 Neil Buckeridge SO/SO 5’8 175 DB Oceanside, Calif. 29 Stephon Tanga SO/SO 5’9 196 RB Louisville, Ky. 30 Coty Eanes SO/FR 5’10 170 DB Savannah, Tenn. 31 Darren Hicks FR/FR 5’11 176 DB Huber Heights, Ohio 32 Winston Harbison SR/SR 5’11 220 LB Edmonton, Ky. 33 Daniel DeLeon JR/JR 5’10 205 RB Knob Lick, Ky. 34 Tyler Carson FR/FR 5’11 160 DB Campbellsville, Ky. 35 McKale High SR/SR 5’10 220 LB Tompkinsville, Ky. 36 Domonique Jenkins FR/FR 5’11 181 RB Gainesville, Fla. 37 Taylor Gentry FR/FR 5’11 200 LB Murfreesboro, Tenn. 38 David T. Coffey SR/SR 6’0 215 LB Edmonton, Ky. 40 Casey Clarke SR/SR 6’1 175 K/P London, England 41 Gemayal Murphy SO/SO 5’8 220 RB Louisville, Ky. 42 Worlson Coriolan JR/SO 5’10 225 LB Ft. Pierce, Fla. 43 Derek Tatum SO/SO 6’0 225 LB Indianapolis, Ind. 44 Jamal Daniel SO/SO 5’9 180 LB Dickson, Tenn. 45 Alex Griffith SO/SO 6’2 225 LB Prestonsburg, Ky. 46 Reggie Tharpe FR/FR 5’6 190 LB Paris, Tenn. 47 Joseph Blackstone SR/SO 6’0 230 TE Eastview, Ky. 48 Erik Krivitsky FR/FR 6’2 165 DB Upatoi, Ga. 49 Drew Patton FR/FR 5’10 180 K/P Somerset, Ky. 50 Brendan Walker JR/JR 6’0 255 LB Bridgeport, Conn. 51 Daniel Cummins FR/FR 5’9 175 LB Owenton, Ky. 52 Beau Biller FR/FR 6’2 240 LB Louisville, Ky. 53 Shane Williamson JR/SO 6’1 265 DL Shepherdsville, Ky. 54 Erik Thompson SO/SO 5’9 220 LB Elizabethtown, Ky. 60 Kelly Gibson SO/SO 6’0 280 OL Horse Cave, Ky.

NUMERICAL ROSTER NO. NAME CL/EXP POS HT. WT. HOMETOWN 61 Chris Brown SR/SR 5’11 255 OL Pelham, Ala. 62 DJ Handlon FR/FR 6’0 270 DL Taylor Mill, Ky. 63 Caleb Croney SR/SR 6’3 320 OL Hopkinsville, Ky. 64 Blake Cordell FR/FR 6’2 250 OL Elizabethtown, Ky. 65 Caleb Myers FR/FR 6’5 265 OL Ferdinand, Ind. 66 Josh Monin JR/JR 6’2 315 OL Brandenburg, Ky. 67 Tyler Stephens FR/FR 6’0 280 DL Middleburg, Ky. 68 Aaron Johnson FR/FR 6’1 230 OL Auburn, Ky. 69 Justin Browder JR/JR 5’11 300 OL Radcliff, Ky. 70 Micheal McKinley SR/SR 5’11 280 OL Lexington, Ky. 71 Nickolas Stamford FR/FR 6’0 265 OL Louisville, Ky. 72 Wes Cain FR/FR 5’10 190 DL Alachua, Fla. 74 Cole Burke SO/SO 6’0 250 OL Liberty, Ky. 75 Jimmy Camper FR/FR 5’11 304 OL Puryear, Tenn. 76 Shelby Miles JR/JR 6’4 315 OL Horse Cave, Ky. 78 Roosevelt Emerson JR/JR 6’5 288 OL Vine Grove, Ky. 80 Blake Fields JR/JR 6’3 170 TE London, Ky. 81 Steph’Von Haynes JR/SO 6’6 215 WR Cincinnati, Ohio 82 Jarrod Harrington FR/FR 5’8 165 WR Parksville, Ky. 83 Tyler Davis SO/SO 5’9 180 WR Elizabethtown, Ky. 85 Hunter Smith SO/SO 5’9 225 TE Munfordville, Ky. 86 Will Ward FR/FR 5’10 183 WR Pflugerville, Texas 87 Brandon Britt JR/SO 6’5 210 WR Louisville, Ky. 88 Clay Embry FR/FR 6’2 190 WR Morgantown, Ky. 89 Jeremy Hamilton JR/SO 6’0 190 WR Berea, Ky. 90 Roger Williamson JR/JR 6’1 290 DL Knoxville, Ky. 91 Louis Long FR/FR 5’11 308 DL Paris,Tenn. 92 Daren Tatum SO/SO 6’0 225 DL Indianapolis, Ind. 93 Randall Dunlap FR/FR 6’0 259 DL Paris, Tenn. 94 Anthony Douglas JR/SO 6’2 295 DL Chattanooga, Tenn. 95 Andrew Nowakowski SO/SO 6’0 215 DL Castaic, Calif. 96 Tae’ Green SO/SO 5’11 305 DL Lexington, Ky. 97 Patrick Crowe FR/FR 6’2 275 DL Radcliff, Ky. 98 Alain Mazaira JR/JR 6’2 230 DL Hialeah, Fla.

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NON-NUMBERED PLAYERS - ALPHABETICAL NAME CL/EXP POS HT. WT. HOMETOWN Corey Amos FR/FR 5’9 165 DB Columbia, Tenn. VaShun Banks SO/FR 5’11 190 WR Hopkinsville, Ky. Max Bennett FR/FR 6’1 208 QB Franklin, Ky. DaVonta Blevins FR/FR 6’1 176 WR Louisville, Ky. Cornelius Bolden FR/FR 6’3 174 TE Louisville, Ky. Diaz Bolden JR/SO 6’0 150 WR Louisville, Ky. Hunter Botts FR/FR 6’0 222 LB Glasgow, Ky. LaQuan Brown FR/FR 6’0 180 WR Aurora, Ill. Alex Brunelle FR/FR 5’10 164 WR Campbellsville, Ky. Donovan Burton FR/FR 5’10 174 DB Greensburg, Ky. Justice Caley FR/FR 6’1 300 DL Fort Wayne, Ind. James Cardwell FR/FR 5’10 149 DB Bowling Green, Ky. Robert Cobbs FR/FR 6’0 170 WR Louisville, Ky. Dione Collins FR/FR 5’7 140 DB Akron, Ohio Chris Cook FR/FR 5’10 210 RB Danville, Ky. Dion Cummings SO/SO 6’2 172 WR Louisville, Ky. Taylor Davis FR/FR 6’2 200 QB Hebron, Ky. Billy Earlywine FR/FR 6’4 250 OL Scottsburg, Ind. Johnta Finn FR/FR 6’3 329 OL Louisville, Ky. Quincy Folson FR/FR 5’11 180 RB Memphis, Tenn. Erick Ford FR/FR 5’11 321 DL Louisville, Ky. James Gambrel FR/FR 6’0 250 DL St. Robert, Mo. Josiha Gilbert FR/FR 6’1 200 DL Henderson, Ky. Brandon Green FR/FR 5’10 160 WR Bowling Green, Ky. Darrin Griffin FR/FR 5’10 185 DB New Albany, Ind. Dennis Guffey FR/FR 5’8 185 WR Radcliff, Ky. Trevor Guthrie FR/FR 5’11 209 WR Harrison, Tenn. Taylor Hardcastle FR/FR 6’3 286 DL Bowling Green, Ky Ricardo Hayden FR/FR 6’1 123 RB Louisville, Ky. Delaney Heathington FR/FR 5’10 175 LB Chattanooga, Tenn. Fontez Hill FR/FR 5’6 137 LB LaCenter, Ky. Nathan Jackson FR/FR 5’10 170 DB Shepherdsville, Ky. Antonio Johnson SO/FR 5’8 175 DB Antioch, Calif. Blake Kennedy FR/FR 6’0 170 LB Hebron, Ky. Jacob Kremer FR/FR 5’10 191 DB Ft. Mitchell, Ky. Jacob Lamb FR/FR 6’2 185 WR Crestwood, Ky. Nicholas Lamer FR/FR 5’10 202 LB Campbellsville, Ky. Dallas Loney FR/FR 6’0 175 DB College Park, Ga. Keith Miller FR/FR 5’10 160 RB Louisville, Ky. Landon Miller FR/FR 6’0 315 OL Cincinnati, Ohio Tajh Milliken FR/FR 6’3 180 QB Louisville, Ky. Robert Mingie FR/FR 5’10 168 DB Rosehill, Ky. Eli Mitchell FR/FR 6’4 200 QB Elizabethtown, Ky. Brice Moore FR/FR 6’1 180 LB Auburn, Ky. Terrell Moore FR/FR 6’2 270 DL Lexington, Ky. Tyrick Nelson FR/FR 5’7 177 WR Baton Rouge, La. Adam Nowakowski JR/SO 5’10 170 DB Castaic, Calif. Evan Pollock FR/FR 5’10 170 DB Webster, Ky. James Potts FR/FR 6’0 190 WR Pflugerville, Texas

NON-NUMBERED PLAYERS - ALPHABETICAL NAME CL/EXP POS HT. WT. HOMETOWN Sean Rainey FR/FR 5’7 152 DB Providence, R.I. Evan Robinson FR/FR 6’1 170 DB Memphis, Tenn. Isaiah Rodriguez FR/FR 5’10 160 LB South Bay, Fla. Rashad Shahid FR/FR 6’1 174 QB Cincinnati, Ohio Jack Smith FR/FR 5’9 180 RB Pocahontas, Tenn. Brian Spaulding FR/FR 5’10 150 DB Louisville, Ky. Dekwain Tarrance FR/FR 6’1 229 DL Louisville, Ky. Trevonte Veasley FR/FR 6’1 419 DL Louisville, Ky. David Veramontes SO/SO 6’0 230 TE Tucson, Ariz. Jalen Walton FR/FR 5’7 167 DB Paris, Ky. Gabe Whitman FR/FR 5’11 202 OL Round Rock, Texas Darrius Wickware FR/FR 5’9 167 RB Franklin, Ky. Jalen Wilkerson FR/FR 5’11 170 DB Lexington, Ky. Marcus Woodard SO/SO 6’0 170 WR Dayton, Ohio COACHES MANAGERS Perry Thomas - Head Coach Tiosha Beasley Jim Hardy - Associate Head Coach/Running backs Cody Gray Rick Gehres - Offensive Coordinator Nick Jones Sean Anderson - Wide Receivers Sarah Reed Hunter Cantwell - Quarterbacks Chris Rivera Vincent Davis - Defensive Line Charity Tharpe Josh Dye - Special Teams Coordinator /Secondary Nathelie Zetrenne George Eskridge - Defensive Assistant Brandon McCray - Offensive Line VIDEO Tim Rogers - Linebackers Tyler Arterburn Dwight Houston - Student Assistant - Linebackers Joseph Eaton Andy Vincent - Student Assistant - Offensive Line

WHERE ARE THE TIGERS FROM?

MEET THE TIGERS

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UNITED STATES Alabama 1 Arizona 1 California 4 Connecticut 1 Florida 7 Georgia 3

Illinois 1 Indiana 6 Kentucky 84 Louisiana 1 Missouri 1 Ohio 7 South Carolina 2

Tennessee 23 Texas 3 Rhode Island 1 INTERNATIONAL England 1


5 Brandon Brown DB - SeniorMiami, Fla.

6 Demetric RayWR - Senior

Bowling Green, Ky.7 Cameron Looper

QB - Sophomore Lone Oak, Ky.

8 Brandon Hillary LB - Senior

Cincinnati, Ohio

9 Earl McCann DB - Senior

Lexington, Ky.

Blake Young LB - Sophomore Marietta, Ga.

Demytreus Gipson WR - Sophomore Louisville, Ky.

Bryan Parnes QB - Junior

Dania Beach, Fla.

Adam Robertson WR - SophomoreKnoxville, Tenn.

Hayden Kiestler QB - Freshman Bethel Springs, Tenn.

Darius Skinner DB - SophomoreWinchester, Ky.

Robert Hill QB - Senior

Mt. Juliet, Tenn.

Will Warf QB - Senior

Edmonton, Ky.

Seth McFerrin RB - Junior

Old Hickory, Tenn.

TayVaughn Wynn DB - Sophomore Chattanooga, Tenn.

Nick Reed LB - Junior

Harrodsburg, Ky.

George Nwokoji RB - Sophomore Mt. Juliet, Tenn.

Percy Minor DB - Freshman

Louisville, Ky.

Stetson Pendergrass DB - Sophomore Bon Aqua, Tenn.

Jimmie Thompson DB - SophomoreBon Aqua, Tenn.

Neil Buckeridge DB - Sophomore Oceanside, Calif.

Stephon Tanga RB - Sophomore

Louisville, Ky.

Coty Eanes DB - Freshman Savannah, Tenn.

Darren Hicks DB - Freshman Huber Heights, Ohio

Winston Harbison DB - Senior

Edmonton, Ky.

Daniel DeLeon RB - Junior

Knob Lick, Ky.

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Memphis, Tenn.2 Bobby Kelly

WR - SophomoreChester, S.C.


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McKale High LB - Senior

Tompkinsville, Ky.36

Domonique Jenkins RB - Freshman Gainesville, Fla.

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Taylor Gentry LB - Freshman Murfreesboro, Tenn.

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David Coffey LB - Senior Edmonton, Ky.

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Casey Clarke K/P - Senior

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Gemayal Murphy RB - Sophomore

Louisville, Ky.

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Worlson Corriolan LB - Sophomore Ft. Pierce, Fla.

Derek Tatum LB - Sophomore Indianapolis, Ind.

Jamal Daniel LB - Sophomore

Dickson, Tenn.

Alex Griffith LB - Sophomore Prestonsburg, Ky.

Reggie Tharpe LB - Freshman

Paris, Tenn.

Joe Blackstone TE - Sophomore Elizabethtown, Ky.

Erik Krivitsky DB - Freshman

Upatoi, Ga.

Drew Patton K/P - FreshmanSomerset, Ky.

Brendan WalkerLB - Junior

Bridgeport, Conn.

Daniel Cummins LB - Freshman Owenton, Ky.

Beau Biller LB - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

Shane WilliamsonDL - Sophomore Shepherdsville, Ky.

Kelly Gibson OL - Sophomore Horse Cave, Ky.

Chris Brown OL - Senior Pelham, Ala.

DJ Handlon DL - Freshman Taylor Mill, Ky.

Caleb Croney OL - Senior

Hopkinsville, Ky.

Blake Cordell OL - Freshman Elizabethtown, Ky.

Caleb Myers OL - Freshman Ferdinand, Ind.

Josh Monin OL - Junior

Elizabethtown, Ky.

Tyler Stephens DL - Freshman Middleburg, Ky.

Aaron Johnson OL - Freshman

Auburn, Ky.

Justin Browder Ol - Junior Radcliff, Ky.

Michael McKinley OL - Senior

Lexington, Ky.

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Nickolas Stamford OL - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

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Wes Cain DL - Freshman Alachua, Fla.

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Cole Burke OL - Sophomore

Liberty, Ky.75

Jimmy Camper OL - Freshman Puryear, Tenn.

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Shelby Miles OL - Junior

Horse Cave, Ky.78

Roosevelt Emerson OL - Junior Radcliff, Ky.

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Blake Fields TE - Senior London, Ky.

Stephn’Von Haynes WR - Sophomore Cincinnati, Ohio

Jarrod Harrington WR - Freshman Parksville, Ky.

Tyler Davis WR - Sophomore Elizabethtown, Ky.

Hunter Smith TE - Sophomore Munfordville, Ky.

Will Ward WR - Freshman Pflugerville, Texas

Brandon Britt WR - Sophomore

Louisville, Ky.

Clay Embry WR - Freshman Morgantown, Ky.

Jeremy Hamilton WR - Sophomore

Berea, Ky.

Roger Williamson DL - Junior

Knoxville, Tenn.

Louis Long DL - Freshman

Paris, Tenn.

Daren Tatum DL - Sophomore Indianapolis, Ind.

Anthony DouglasDL - Sophomore Chattanooga, Tenn.

Andrew Nowakowski DL - SophomoreCastaic, Calif.

Tae GreenDL - SophomoreLexington, Ky.

Patrick Crowe DL - Freshman

Radcliff, Ky.

Alain Mazaira Dl - Junior

Hialeah, Fla.

Corey Amos DB - Freshman Columbia, Tenn.

VaShun Banks WR - Freshman Hopkinsville, Ky.

Max Bennett QB - Freshman Franklin, Ky.

DaVonta Blevins WR - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

Cornelius Bolden TE - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

Diaz Bolden WR - Sophomore

Louisville, Ky.

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Hunter Botts LB - Freshman Glasgow, Ky.

LaQuan Brown WR - Freshman

Aurora, Ill.

Alex Brunelle WR - Freshman

Campbellsville, Ky.

Donovan Burton DB - Freshman Greensburg, Ky.

Justice Caley DL - Freshman

Fort Wayne, Ind.

James Cardwell DB - Freshman

Bowling Green, Ky.

Robert Cobbs WR - Freshman

Bowling Green, Ky.

Taylor Davis QB - Freshman

Hebron, Ky.

Billy Earlywine OL - Freshman

Scottsburg, Ind.

Johnta Finn OL - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

Quincy Folson RB - Freshman Memphis, Tenn.

Erick Ford DL - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

James Gambrel DL - Freshman St. Robert, Mo.

Brandon Green WR - Freshman

Bowling Green, Ky.

Darrin Griffin DB - Freshman

New Albany, Ind.

Dennis Guffey WR - Freshman

Radcliff, Ky.

Trevor Guthrie WR - Freshman Harrison, Tenn.

Ricardo Hayden RB - FreshmanLouisville, Ky.

Delaney Heathington LB - Freshman

Chattanooga, Tenn.

Fontez Hill LB - Freshman LaCenter, Ky.

Nathan Jackson DB - Freshman

Shepherdsville, Ky.

Blake Kennedy LB - Freshman

Hebron, Ky.

Jacob Kremer DB - Freshman Ft. Mitchell, Ky.

Jacob Lamb WR - Freshman Crestwood, Ky.

Nicholas Lamer LB - Freshman

Campbellsville, Ky.

Dallas Loney DB - Freshman

College Park, Ga.

Keith Miller RB - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

Taylor Hardcastle DL - Freshman

Bowling Green, Ky.

MEET THE TIGERS

Dion Cummings WR - Sophomore

Louisville, Ky.

Chris Cook RB - Freshman Danville, Ky.


Adam Nowakowski DB - Sophomore

Castaic, Calif.

Rashad Shahid QB - Freshman Cincinnati, Ohio

Jalen Walton DB - Freshman

Paris, Tenn.

Bobby Mingie DB - Freshman

Rosehill, Ky.

Eli Mitchell QB - Freshman

Elizabethtown, Ky.

Brice Moore LB - Freshman

Auburn, Ky.

Terrell Moore DL - Freshman Lexington, Ky.

Tyrick Nelson WR - Freshman

Baton Rouge, La.

Tajh Milliken QB - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

Evan Pollock DB - Freshman Webster, Ky.

James Potts WR - Freshman

Pflugerville, Texas

Sean Rainey DB - Freshman Providence, R.I.

Evan Robinson DB - Freshman Memphis, Tenn.

Isaiah Rodriguez LB - Freshman South Bay, Fla.

Jack Smith RB - Freshman

Pocahontas, Tenn.

Brian Spaulding DB - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

Dekwain Tarrance DL - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

Trevonte Veasley DL - Freshman Louisville, Ky.

David Veramontes TE - Sophomore

Tuscon, Ariz.

Darrius Wickware RB - Freshman Franklin, Ky.

Jalen Wilkerson DB - Freshman Lexington, Ky.

Marcus Woodard WR - Sophomore

Dayton, Ohio

Gabe Whitman OL - Freshman

Round Rock, Texas

MEET THE TIGERS

PLAYERS NOT PICTURED Josiha Gilbert - DL - Freshman - Henderson, Ky. Antonio Johnson - DB - Freshman - Antioch, Calif.

Landon Miller OL - Freshman Cincinnati, Ohio

ON THE WEB For player profiles, visit CampbellsvilleTigers.com.


Campbellsville University looks to pick up right where it left off in 2011. After injuries

forced the use of the Fighting Tigers’ fourth- and fifth-string quarterbacks early in the year, the Tigers hit a rough patch, dropping four straight games in October. However, Campbellsville evened its season at .500 and rose to the challenge on the third Saturday of November to claim its first-ever postseason championship.

In 2012, CU looks to climb to the next level with “Rise Above” as its rally call. For three straight years, the Tigers have strung together winning seasons, but have been just out of reach of the NAIA playoffs. Despite being picked third in the Mid-South West Division preseason poll, CU is ranked No. 25 in the NAIA preseason – a good starting position as it returns to the MSC West for the first time since 2009.

DEFENSE

Defense continues to be the mainstay for CU with head coach Perry Thomas

returning for his fifth year as the defensive play caller. While, CU lost some senior leadership across the field defensively, a few bright spots showed late last season at linebacker and in the secondary that are expected to grow this year.

DEFENSIVE LINE The defensive front may have been one of the biggest question marks for the Tigers as they entered fall camp in mid August. After losing seniors Henri Baynham-Baker, Jermaine Dumas and William Harris from the front, CU will look to returners Roger Williamson and Tae Green for a little experience at the position. A host of redshirt sophomores and fresh faces will compete for playing time to fill the two-deep on the line.

LINEBACKERS

Last season, linebackers Dwight Houston and Blake Young finished one-two in tackles for the Tigers. With Houston now on the sidelines as a student

assistant coach, Young will look to fill the gap left by the all-time sacks leader for a CU linebacker. Joining Young will be game-experienced linebackers Brandon Hillary, Nick Reed, Winston Harbison and McKale High. The Tigers also have a strong transfer who is coming off a good spring at linebacker, Brendan Walker.

SECONDARY CU will return all five starters in the secondary from last year’s Victory Bowl team: Brandon Brown, Ricco Dickerson, Earl McCann, Darius Skinner and TayVaugn Wynn. Jeffrey Demary is the Tigers’ biggest loss at the position from last season after finishing the year third in tackles. McCann, Skinner and Dickerson each followed Demary’s lead, combining for 178 tackles, eight interceptions and four forced fumbles.

OFFENSE

Campbellsville fans can expect a similar, yet new, look this season from first-year offensive coordinator Rick Gehres. The

The Tigers celebrate their first postseason victory in more than a decade during the 2011 Victory Bowl. Campbellsville will look to build on the success this fall.

SEASON OUTLOOK


former Tiger wide receiver standout is expected to present an exciting offense to watch, and he gets to do so with an entirely new offensive coaching staff.

OFFENSIVE LINE

Only two starters from 2011 return on the offensive line, including preseason NCCAA All-American Caleb Croney on the right side. The other is start-ing center Chris Brown. Josh Monin, a part-time back up at left tackle, also returns this year for the Tigers. While those three will look to earn their start-ing spots from Brandon McCray, CU’s new offensive line coach, there will be plenty of fresh faces competing to win McCray’s hog award at the end of the season.

QUARTERBACKS

The race is on to determine Campbellsville University’s starting quarterback in 2012. All three of CU’s returning quarterbacks have started a game in the Mid-South Conference. Will Warf is the Tiger with the most recent action, splitting time as the starter in most of the Tigers’ games last year. Robert Hill will look to win the

starting job for his senior season after a year away from the game. Hill helped lead CU to its first Victory Bowl as the Tigers’ starter in 2010. He began the season under center in 2009 as a redshirt freshman, but lost the spot after an injury in week two. Similar to Hill’s freshman year, Cameron Looper was sidelined in his first start in the 2011 season opener and never returned due to a nagging injury. While those three bring experience into fall camp, they will be challenged by junior college transfer Bryan Parnes and a handful of freshman looking to win the job of playing each Saturday for former NFL quarterback Hunter Cantwell, CU’s new QBs coach.

RUNNING BACKS

In three of the last four seasons, CU has had a running back rush for 1,000 yards in a season. Each of those years was that Tiger’s last. CU will start with a clean slate in the backfield with only one back having any in-game experience in the MSC – junior Seth McFerrin. Competing for the spot against McFerrin will be the leader through a good chunk of the spring, George Nwokoji. Just like a number of spots on this year’s roster, running back could also see a freshman come in and steal the show.

WIDE RECEIVERS

Three of the Tigers’ top five receivers will not be back this season, but that doesn’t mean CU will be weak down field. Demetric Ray, who averaged 25 yards per catch in four games last year, will return for his senior season, while sophomore Demytreus Gipson is also back after scoring five touchdowns and averaging 15 yards per catch in 2012. Adam Robertson is expected to see more action this year after sprinkling in time during 10 games last

season. The tight end position will most likely remain with Blake Fields or Joe Blackstone.

SPECIAL TEAMS

Darius Skinner stole the return game position last season and never let up, racking up 470 yards on kickoff returns and 239 on punt returns.

CU’s kicking game is also up for grabs early after the departure of steady senior David Hon on place-kicking and the one-year wonder Carl Ojala on punts and kickoffs. Both Ojala and Hon etched their names in the CU record book in numerous categories. A first-year Tiger kicker also has his name in the CU record book, but for men’s soccer. Casey Clarke, who concluded his career as one of CU’s all-time assists leaders, is expected to kickoff for the Tigers. He will join the other first-year Tigers to compete for the jobs of punt-ing and place-kicking.

SEASON OUTLOOK

Darius Skinner

Demetric Ray


Location:...........................Pikeville, Ky. Enrollment: ..................................1,156 Mascot: ......................................Bears Colors: ..........................Orange & Black President: ...............Gov. Paul E. Patton Athletics Director: ....Dr. Reggie Overton FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: ...................Dudley Hilton Alma Mater: ......Eastern Kentucky (’72) Record at School (Year):..........4-6 (1) Overall:......................................4-6 (1) 2011 Record:...................................4-6 2011 Conference/Finish:.....1-4/5th MSC East MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: .............Rick Bentley Office: ...........................(606) 218-5350 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ...................upikebears.com

Location:....................Williamsburg, Ky. Enrollment: ..................................2,100 Mascot: ...................................Patriots Colors: ..........................Maroon&White President: ...................Dr. James Taylor Athletics Director: ........Randy Vernon FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: .....................John Bland Alma Mater: ..................Arkansas (’90) Record at School (Year):......47-18 (6) Overall:..................................52-23 (7) 2011 Record:...................................7-3 2011 Conference/Finish:..4-2/2nd MSC West MEDIA INFOFootball Contact:..Jennifer Wake-Floyd Office: ...........................(606) 539-4364 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ....cumberlandspatritots.com

Location:...........................Grayson, Ky. Enrollment: .....................................550 Mascot: ....................................Knights Colors: ..............................Red & Black President: .............Dr. Jeffery K. Metcalf Athletics Director: .............Bruce Dixon FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: .....................Mike Furrey Alma Mater: ...........Northern Iowa (’00)Record at School: .....................4-7 (1)Overall: .....................................4-7 (1)2011 Record:...................................4-7 2011Conference/Finish:.....2-3/4th MSC East MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: ...............Anna Stokes Office: ...........................(606) 474-3207 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ..................athletics.kcu.edu

Location:.....................Georgetown, Ky. Enrollment: ..................................1,400 Mascot: ......................................Tigers Colors: ..........................Orange & Black President: .......Dr. William H. Crouch Jr. Athletics Director: ...............Brian Evans FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: ......................Bill Cronin Alma Mater: ......................Indiana (’78) Record at School (Year):....145-35 (15) Overall:...............................145-35 (15) 2011 Record:.................................12-1 2011 Conference/Finish:.....5-0/1st MSC East MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: .............Jenny Elder Office: ...........................(502) 863-7972 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: georgetowncollegeathletics.com

Location:.........................Columbia, Ky. Enrollment: .................................2,600 Mascot: .............................Blue Raiders Colors: ...............................Blue &White President: .........Dr. William T. Luckey Jr. Athletics Director: ..........Willis Pooler FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: ...................Chris Oliver Alma Mater: ..............Ohio State (’03) Record at School:.......................12-9 (1) Overall: .....................................12-9 (1) 2011 Record:...................................7-3 2011 Conference/Finish:.....3-2/2nd MSC East MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: .............Chris Wells Office: ...........................(270) 384-8071 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: .............lindseyathletics.com

Location:.......................Lebanon, Tenn. Enrollment: ..................................1,345 Mascot: ...................................Bulldogs Colors: .......................Maroon & White President: ....................Dr. Harvill Eaton Athletics Director: ...............Ron Pavan FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: .......Dewayne Alexander Alma Mater: .......Tennessee Tech (1988) Record at School (Year):..........33-30 (6) Overall:...................................33-30 (6) 2011 Record:...................................7-3 2011 Conference/Finish: ....4-2/2nd MSC West MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: ............Jo Jo Freeman Office: ...........................(615) 547-1350 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ....gocumberlandathletics.com

Location:..................Montgomery, Ala. Enrollment: ..................................2,700 Mascot: .....................................Eagles Colors: .........Blue, Gray, White & Black President: ....................Mr. Billy Hilyer Athletics Director: ............Brent Barker FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: ...................Brent Barker Alma Mater:..........Texas Christian Univ. Record at School (Year):............0-0 (1st) Overall:....................................0-0 (1st) 2011 Record:...................................3-7 2011 Conference/Finish:.....1-5/6th MSC West MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: .............Ryan Bartels Office: ...........................(334) 386-7525 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ...........faulkner.edu/athletics

Location:.......................Bluefield,Va. Enrollment: .....................................850 Mascot: .......................................Rams Colors: .....................Blue, Red & White President: .....................Dr. David Olive Athletics Director: ...............Peter Dryer FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: ...................Mike Gravier Alma Mater: ............Grand Valley State Record at School (Year):............0-0 (1) Overall:................................30-12-1(4) First Year Football Program MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: ...........Rudy Roediger Office: ...........................(740) 804-3355 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: .....,....bluefield.edu/athletics

Location:.....................Barbourville, Ky. Enrollment: ..................................1,350 Mascot: ...................................Bulldogs Colors: ........................Orange & Black President: ........Dr. Thomas McFarland Athletics Director: .................Tim Curry FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: .....................Tommy Reid Alma Mater: .........Glenville State (1996) Record at School (Years):.....44-69 (11) Overall:.................................44-69 (11) 2011 Record:...................................2-9 2011 Conference/Finish: ....1-5/7th MSC West MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: .................Jay Stancil Office: ...........................(606) 546-1292 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ....................ucbulldogs.com

Location:.....................McKenzie, Tenn. Enrollment: ..................................1,300 Mascot: ...................................Wildcats Colors: ............................Purple & Gold President: ...............Dr. Robert Prosser Athletics Director: .............. Dale Kelley FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: .....................Chris Elliott Alma Mater: ..Saint Francis (Penn.) (’97) Record at School (Year):..........0-0 (1st) Overall:....................................0-0 (1st) 2011 Record:...................................8-3 2011 Conference/Finish:.....5-1/1st MSC West MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: .........Dave McCulley Office: ...........................(731) 352-4231 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ..............bethelathletics.com

Location:.......................Jackson, Miss. Enrollment: .................................2,951 Mascot: ....................................Blazers Colors: ............................Green & Gold President: ..................Dr. Roger Parrott Athletics Director: ................Scott Little FOOTBALL INFOHead Coach: ...................Joe Thrasher Alma Mater: ...................Belhaven (’00) Record at School:...................15-18 (3) Overall: ..................................29-37 (3) 2011 Record:...................................5-6 2011Conference/Finish:.....3-3/5th MSC West MEDIA INFOFootball Contact: ...........Kirk McDonnell Office: ...........................(601) 968-8765 E-mail: [email protected] Web Site: ...........blazers.belhaven.edu

2011 OPPONENTS


2011 REVIEWVictory at last! After a decade of falling short of

NAIA postseason play, Campbellsville University claimed a postseason title on Nov. 19, 2011 - a 21-7

defensive shutdown of Greenville College in the National Christian College Athletic Association Victory Bowl. The win was the first postseason victory for CU since the NAIA opening round in 2001.

Despite a struggle midseason, the Fighting Tigers closed their year on a four-game roll, posting its third straight winning season for the first time since the mid 1990s. The season opened with a first for the Tiger program. For the first time in CU’s 24-year history, the team opened with back-to-back wins home victories - a 31-14 win over Union College and 30-27 over Cumberland University.

Campbellsville used strong defense in its first two wins, collecting four sacks and four interceptions against Union and blocking two field goals and an extra point attempt against Cumberland. Senior wide receiver Stan Warrenhuffman posted a record-setting, three touchdown performance in week two, helping CU climb to No. 17 in the NAIA polls.

The first of five Tiger losses came Sept. 17 at Division III power, Wisconsin-Whitewater, 54-14. The Warhawks scored 23 unanswered first quarter points, while the Tigers played the game with their fifth-string quarterback, due to injuries.

CU returned to the win column in week four with a 56-25 win at rival Lindsey Wilson. Junior quarterback Will Warf threw for a career-high 379 yards in his first start of the season. Not to be outdone, Wayne Coffee tallied 205 yards on the ground, including a 75-yard scamper to seal the victory. The Tigers also returned two interceptions for touchdowns, one by way of senior linebacker Dwight Houston. The touchdown was Houston’s second defensive score in his career and first of two pick-six plays this season. His second came Nov. 12 against West Virginia Tech in the Tigers’ regular season finale victory, 32-23.

Following the 3-1 start, Campbellsville struggled with nine turnovers in a 37-30 loss to the University of Pikeville. That sparked a four-game losing streak midseason, taking away CU’s hopes of a Mid-South Conference Championship and the NAIA playoffs. CU didn’t give up on the season though. The Tigers bounced back Oct. 29 at Kentucky Christian University.

Trailing 21-7 with one minute left, CU forced and recovered two fumbles, setting up an 8-yard touchdown run by Coffee and then a game-winning 32-yard field goal for David Hon.

Upon returning home for the 10th game of the season, Campbellsville put on a show, earning its largest win in a decade. The Tigers scored 35 unanswered points to defeat the University of Viginia’s College at Wise, 42-6. Coffee passed 1,000-yards rushing for his career and went on to finish the season third on the Tigers’ all-time rushing list. The following week, word came in that the Tigers would host the 2011 NCCAA Victory Bowl. Greenville College entered the game as one of the top offenses in NCAA Division III. The Tigers shutdown the option threat, holding the Panthers to 164 yards of total offense. Greenville’s only touchdown came on a fourth-quarter kickoff return. But by that time, the Tigers had put the game out of reach with a safety by Ricco Dickerson. CU started the game with some trickery, completing a wide out pass from Bobby Leonard to Diaz Bolden for a 56-yard score. In the second quarter, Dickerson returned a fumble 82 yards for a touchdown to give CU a 14-0 lead. Coffee and Dickerson were named the Victory Bowl Offensive and Defensive Players of the Game Four Tigers set CU career records in 2011. Quarterback Nathan Cooper finished the year with the career records for most completions (308), pass attempts (567), and passing yardage (3,737). Warrenhuffman is now the record holder in career yardage (2,390), career touchdown receptions (19), and receptions per game (4.05). He also set the record for most touchdown catches in a game (3). Houston set the record for sacks by a linebacker (21), and he is the first Tiger to score two defensive touchdowns in a season. CU punter Carl Ojala set a single-season record for most punt yards (2,776) en route to the career record for average yards per punt (40.23).

Wayne Coffee became the third Tiger to rush for more than 1,000 yards in the past four seasons and set a single-season record for most carries (288).


RECORD: OVERALL HOME AWAY NEUTRALALL GAMES..................(7-5-0) (5-2-0) (2-3-0) (0-0-0)CONFERENCE.............(3-2-0) (1-1-0) (2-1-0) (0-0-0)NON-CONFERENCE....(4-3-0) (4-1-0) (0-2-0) (0-0-0)

DATE OPPONENT W/L SCORE Sep. 1, 2011 UNION W 30-14 Sep. 10, 2011 CUMBERLAND U. W 30-27 Sep. 17, 2011 at Wisc. Whitewater L 14-54 Sep. 24, 2011 at Lindsey Wilson* W 56-25 Oct. 1, 2010 PIKEVILLE* L 30-37 Oct. 8, 2011 at Georgetown College* L 6-31 Oct. 15, 2011 UNIV. CUMBERLANDS L 13-20 Oct. 22, 2011 at Faulkner University L 49-59 Oct. 29, 2011 at Kentucky Christian* W 24-21 Nov. 5, 2010 UVA-WISE* W 42-6 Nov. 12, 2010 WVU TECH W 32-23 Nov. 19, 2010 GREENVILLE COLLEGE W 21-7 * denotes Mid-South Conference East game

TEAM STATISTICS CU OPPFIRST DOWNS....................... 225 221 Rushing................................. 96 83 Passing................................. 113 114 Penalty.................................. 16 24RUSHING YARDAGE............. 1,799 1,408 Yards gained rushing............ 2,121 1,897 Yards lost rushing.................. 315 489 Rushing Attempts.................. 502 490 Average Per Rush................. 3.4 2.9 Average Per Game................149.9 117.3 TDs Rushing......................... 17 13PASSING YARDAGE.............. 2,738 2,894 Att-Comp-Int.......................... 417-198-21 416-195-17 Average Per Pass...................6.6 7.0 Average Per Catch................ 13.8 14.8 Average Per Game................ 228.2 241.2 TDs Passing.......................... 22 26TOTAL OFFENSE................... 4,537 4,302 Total Plays............................. 913 906KICK RETURNS: #-YARDS.... 59-1,213 53-1,153PUNT RETURNS: #-YARDS... 33-248 22-131INT RETURNS: #-YARDS....... 17-243 21-345FUMBLES-LOST..................... 41-22 26-11PENALTIES-YARDS............... 113-975 73-609PUNTS-AVG............................ 76-38.9 76-35.5TIME OF POSSESSION/GM...30:45 33:53RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS..59/198 59/1984TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS..17/32 14/36

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/GWayne Coffee 12 288 1400 48 1352 4.7 16 75 112.7 Gerwan Brewer 8 57 283 11 272 4.8 0 36 34.0 Seth McFerrin 9 45 140 2 138 3.1 0 13 15.3 Jeremy Satchell 11 3 43 1 42 14.0 0 27 3.8 George Nwokoji 1 9 25 2 23 2.6 0 7 23.0 Nathan Cooper 8 24 67 52 15 0.6 0 16 1.9 Demetric Ray 4 1 13 0 13 13.0 0 13 3.3 Zach Eastham 1 6 19 7 12 2.0 0 8 12.0 Diaz Bolden 12 6 14 9 5 0.8 0 6 0.4 Will Warf 9 37 89 84 5 0.1 1 26 0.6Total....................... 12 497 2128 310 1818 3.7 17 75 151.5Opponents............. 12 489 1889 495 1394 2.9 13 60 116.2

PASSING GP Effic Att-Cmp-Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/GNathan Cooper 8 113.9 196-105-11 .536 1237 11 43 154.6 Will Warf 9 108.9 155-73-9 .471 1080 7 66 120.0 Patrick Henry 4 103.2 51-14-0 .275 342 3 73 85.5 Zach Eastham 1 44.7 6-3-1 .500 20 0 7 20.0 Cameron Looper 1 19.5 6-1-0 .167 2 0 2 2.0 Total................ 12 110.0 416-197-21 .474 2739 22 73 228.3Opponents...... 12 117.8 416-195-17 .469 2895 26 84 241.3

RECEIVING GP No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/GStan Warrenhuffman 12 51 983 19.3 9 73 81.9 Diaz Bolden 12 35 501 14.3 4 66 41.8 Bobby Leonard 12 36 371 10.3 3 32 30.9 Demeytreus Gipson 9 15 237 15.8 5 42 26.3 Demetric Ray 4 8 203 25.4 1 66 50.8 Gerwan Brewer 8 14 144 10.3 0 25 18.0 Adam Robertson 10 7 92 13.1 0 21 9.2Wayne Coffee 12 16 81 5.1 0 17 6.8 Blake Fields 11 3 56 18.7 0 36 5.1 Jeremy Satchell 11 6 47 7.8 0 14 4.3 Joe Blackstone 12 3 17 5.7 0 11 1.4 Seth McFerrin 9 3 7 2.3 0 6 0.8 Total......................... 12 197 2739 13.9 22 73 228.3Opponents................ 12 195 2895 14.8 26 84 241.3 FIELD GOALS FGM-FGA Pct 01-19 20-29 30-39 40-50 Lg BlkDavid Hon 9-11 83.3 3-3 2-3 4-5 0-0 37 0 Total.......................9-11 83.3 3-3 2-3 4-5 0-0 37 0Opponents.............7-19 36.8 0-0 3-6 2-4 2-9 45 0 SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th TotalCampbellsville.....................65 115 52 45 - 347Opponents.......................... 107 85 66 66 - 324

2011 REVIEW


|---------- PATs ----------|SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf PtsWayne Coffee 16 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 96 David Hon 0 9 40-43 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 67 S Warrenhuffman 9 0 0-0 0-0 1 0-0 0 0 56Demytrius Gipson 5 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 30 Diaz Bolden 4 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 24 Bobby Leonard 3 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 18 Dwight Houston 2 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 12 Ricco Dickerson 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 8 Gerwan Brewer 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Earl McCann 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Leon Melvin 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Demetric Ray 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6 Will Warf 1 0 0-0 0-0 0 0-0 0 0 6Total...................... 45 9 40-43 0-1 1 1-1 1 3 347 Opponents............ 44 7 37-44 0-0 0 0-0 0 1 324 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/GNathan Cooper 8 220 15 1237 1252 156.5 Will Warf 9 192 5 1080 1085 120.6 Wayne Coffee 12 288 1352 0 1352 112.7 Patrick Henry 4 64 -15 342 327 81.8 Gerwan Brewer 8 57 272 0 272 34.0 Seth McFerrin 9 45 138 0 138 15.3Total......................... 12 912 1818 2739 4557 379.8Opponents............... 12 906 1394 2895 4289 357.4

INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds INT/G TD LongLeon Melvin 4 55 0.6 1 52 Darius Skinner 3 37 0.3 0 20 Earl McCann 3 20 0.3 0 20 Dwight Houston 2 49 0.2 2 26 Ricco Dickerson 2 0 0.2 0 0 Michael Chandler 1 21 0.1 0 21 Jeffrey Demary 1 37 0.1 0 37 Jermaine Dumas 1 27 01 3 52Total.......................... 17 246 1.4 3 52Opponents................ 21 354 1.8 2 83

PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 BlkdCarl Ojala 69 2776 40.2 67 9 15 32 1Taylor Ratcliff 5 157 31.4 35 0 1 1 0Total 76 2955 38.9 67 9 16 33 1Opponents 76 2720 35.8 56 1 11 10 0

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongDarius Skinner 32 239 7.5 0 42Gerwan Brewer 2 9 4.5 0 6Total............................ 34 248 7.3 0 42Opponents.................. 22 136 6.2 0 25

KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD LongGerwan Brewer 14 411 29.4 1 91 Darius Skinner 24 470 19.6 0 37 Diaz Bolden 15 294 19.6 0 37Total....................... 59 1241 21.03 1 91Opponents............. 53 1253 23.64 2 97

ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/GWayne Coffee 12 1352 81 0 0 0 1433 119.4 Gerwan Brewer 8 272 144 9 411 0 836 104.5 S Warrenhuffman 12 0 983 0 0 0 983 81.9 Diaz Bolden 12 5 501 0 294 0 800 66.7 Darius Skinner 12 0 0 239 470 37 746 62.2Total.................... 12 1878 2739 248 1241 246 6352 529.3Opponents.......... 12 1394 2895 136 1149 355 5929 494.1

|------------Tackles-----------| |-Sacks-| |--Pass Def---| |--Fumbles--| BlkdDEFENSIVE LEADERS GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No-Yds Int-Yds BrUp Rcv-Yds FF Kick SafDwight Houston 12 41 56 97 22.5-125 12.5-106 2-49 1 0-0 1 0 0Blake Young 11 45 42 87 13.5-62 7-43 0-0 1 1-0 3 0 1 Jeffrey Demary 12 37 38 75 2-8 0-0 1-37 6 0-0 0 0 0 Earl McCann 12 31 34 65 3-3 0-0 3-20 8 1-52 1 0 0 Darius Skinner 12 23 34 57 5.5-19 0.5-5 3-37 7 1-0 2 0 0 Ricco Dickerson 10 37 19 56 5.5-19 0-0 2-0 6 2-92 0 0 1Total.................................. 12 448 494 942 115-481 35-282 17-246 32 11-150 13 9 3Opponents........................ 12 509 426 935 71-238 71-238 21-354 - 21-113 19 4 1

2011 REVIEW


Since 1987, football at Campbellsville University has had one common goal – a

commitment to excellence. The Tiger football program was dormant for 50 years until athletic director Don Bishop, the Athletic Boosters’ Club and athletic committee worked to restore the program in 1987. With the approval of then president Dr. W.R. Davenport, former Russell County High School coach Ron Finley was hired to lead the program’s rebirth. The first four-year varsity program began in 1988 with no scholarships, one full-time assistant coach, five part-time assistants and only a half-time trainer. At the time, few people realized how successful the football program would become, with more than 100 football players enrolling each fall – an increased enrollment that helped offset the original expenses involved in setting up the program. Davenport went on to say that the addition of the program “changed the course of the institution.” Campbellsville hosted Centre College for its first game Sept. 10, 1988 at what is now known as Finley Stadium. While the ’88 season ended with a 0-11 record, the Tigers captured their first victory on Sept. 9, 1989 with a 20-16 win over the University of Evansville. Campbellsville scored with 21 seconds remaining to pull off the historic win in front of a home crowd. The following year was Finley’s first winning season with the Tigers (8-2) earning the program’s first national ranking and Finley a Coach of the Year honor. The ’90s became the Tigers’ best decade, as they rose to a No. 2 national ranking in the sixth week of the 1991 season. The Tigers maintained a Top

10 ranking until their undefeated run ended at Lambuth University, 35-31, in week nine. The Tigers narrowly missed the postseason after falling at Georgetown College to end the year. However, the 1992 season ended on a different note. Campbellsville knocked off George-town for the first time in program his-tory, 29-27, at home on Nov. 14. The win clinched the Tigers’ first Mid-South Football Conference Championship in a three-way tie for first with Georgetown and Union College. Campbellsville topped Georgetown again in 1996 and 1997, leading to an outright Mid-South championship and the program’s first NAIA playoff appearance in 1997. The decade closed with a Tiger assistant being named the American Football League Assistant Coach of the Year for three consecutive years - tied for the most of any school in all of college football. Campbellsville returned to the postseason in 2000, playing Baker University in the KWTO Bowl. The

following year, CU posted its best record in school history (10-3) and advanced to the NAIA Final Eight against Georgetown. Finley ended his college coaching career in 2002 with a 77-81-1 record. After the growing pain years of 1988 and 1989, Finley’s Tigers posted a 75-63 record and were 43-32 in his last seven seasons. Mark Peach served as head coach for two seasons before being replaced in 2005 by former Campbellsville athletic director and Carson-Newman College assistant Jim Deaton. Perry Thomas was hired in 2008 with the mission of restoring the Tiger football program. He returned the Tigers to the postseason in 2010 and 2011 with trips to the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) Victory Bowl. The Tigers defeated Greenville College (Ill.) to win the 2011 Victory Bowl title.

This commemorative print of the 1987 junior varsity season hangs in the President’s Box and Press Box at Finley Stadium in recognition of the rebirth of the program.

HISTORY

1992 1997 2001 2011 MSC Co-Champions MSC Champions NAIA Final Eight Victory Bowl Champions


Anderson Univ. 0-2 10/22/94 A 7-24 10/21/95 H 27-36

Austin Peay 4-2 8/29/98 A 36-23 9/25/99 H 35-36 8/30/01 A 45-27 9/7/02 H 36-45 9/6/03 A 17-14 9/4/04 H 27-14

Baker University 0-1 11/2/00 A* 23-27

Belhaven College 7-5 9/5/98 A 26-12 10/16/99 H 32-34 10/7/00 A 35-34 10/6/01 H 34-19 10/12/02 A 21-24 10/11/03 H 51-28 10/23/04 A 45-32 10/29/05 A 29-55 10/28/06 H 46-49 11/03/07 A 20-48 10/18/08 H 35-33 10/17/09 A 21-20

Bethel College 5-3 9/17/94 A 26-15 9/16/95 H 19-0 9/21/96 A 31-9 9/13/03 A 31-20 9/18/04 H 31-17 11/12/05 H 19-51 11/11/06 A 0-1 FOR-FEIT 11/10/08 H 21-34

Carson-Newman 0-1 9/10/09 A 10-38 Centre College 0-1 9/10/88 H 10-28

Cumberlands, KY 11-13 10/15/88 A 14-55 10/14/89 H 10-14 10/13/90 A 14-24 9/19/91 H 31-19 10/17/92 A 28-10 10/16/93 H 13-7 10/15/94 A 23-20 10/14/95 H 6-30 10/19/96 A 10-7 10/18/97 H 28-7 10/17/98 A 24-7 10/30/99 H 27-14 9/23/00 A 42-21 9/22/01 H 23-6 9/28/02 A 34-10 9/27/03 H 13-21 9/11/04 A 17-33

10/1/05 A 21-48 10/7/06 H 12-27 9/8/07 H 13-17 11/1/08 H 27-34 10/31/09 A 6-21 10/16/10 A 28-34 10/15/11 H 13-20

Cumberland,TN 12-10 9/15/90 A 34-0 9/21/91 H 27-24 9/12/92 A 28-27 9/11/93 H 21-26 9/10/94 A 3-28 9/23/95 H 6-34 9/28/96 A 14-17 10/25/97 H 28-7 10/24/98 A 40-21 11/6/99 H 21-35 10/21/00 A 37-16 10/20/01 H 38-37 10/26/02 A 0-1 FORFEIT 10/25/03 A 37-7 10/2/04 H 34-17 10/22/05 H 62-60 10/21/06 A 7-27 10/27/07 H 7-41 8/30/08 H 38-48 9/5/09 A 38-37 9/11/10 A 21-33 9/10/11 H 30-27

Earlham College 0-1 11/5/88 H 12-28

Fairmont State 0-2 9/4/99 A 7-43 9/2/00 H 27-35 Faulkner 1-1 10/23/10 H 22-21 10/22/11 A 49-59

Geneva College 0-1 11/22/97 A 14-34

Georgetown College 4-20 11/12/88 A 7-51 11/11/89 H 6-63 11/10/90 H 13-28 11/16/91 A 14-63 11/14/92 H 29-27 11/13/93 A 6-43 11/12/94 H 20-30 11/11/95 A 0-37 11/16/96 H 24-20 11/15/97 A 38-21 11/14/98 H 14-50 10/9/99 A 7-30 10/28/00 A 28-38 10/27/01 H 7-49 11/24/01 A 9-76 11/2/02 A 13-41 11/1/03 H 21-55

11/6/04 A 17-41 10/8/05 H 0-45 10/14/06 A 6-59 10/25/08 A 45-51 10/24/09 H 21-14 10/7/10 H 21-52 10/8/11 A 6-31 Greenville, IL 1-0 11/19/11 H 21-7

Hanover College 0-2 10/1/88 H 12-49 9/30/89 A 0-36 Ky. Christian 2-0 8/28/10 H 38-7 10/20/11 A 24-21

Ky. Wesleyan 5-3-1 10/8/88 A 16-41 10/7/89 H 20-20 10/6/90 H 35-20 10/5/96 A 63-35 10/14/00 H 64-27 10/13/01 A 27-0 10/18/03 H 46-14 9/25/04 A 24-28 10/15/05 A 30-34

Lambuth Univ. 6-16 10/29/88 H 7-21 10/28/89 A 14-27 10/27/90 H 37-17 11/2/91 A 31-35 10/31/92 H 26-19 10/30/93 A 13-42 10/29/94 H 15-51 10/28/95 A 19-40 11/2/96 H 14-19 11/1/97 A 7-13 10/31/98 H 24-27 11/13/99 A 22-55 9/30/00 H 22-28 9/29/01 A 28-35 10/5/02 H 28-35 10/4/03 A 17-6 10/16/04 H 27-17 11/5/05 A 20-14 11/4/06 H 30-15 10/20/07 A 13-48 9/20/08 H 10-51 9/19/09 H 13-28

Lindenwood 3-1 10/5/91 H 23-12 10/3/92 A 21-19 10/2/93 H 40-19 10/1/94 A 20-21 Lindsey Wilson 2-0 9/25/11 H 48-30 9/24/11 A 56-25

Malone College 2-0 9/9/00 A 28-24 9/8/01 H 34-15

Maryville College 0-1 11/4/89 A 0-6

Middle Tennessee 0-1 9/18/93 A 13-70

Mt. St. Joseph’s 2-0 9/29/90 H 33-13 10/12/91 A 31-21

North Greenville 4-5 10/8/94 H 21-7 10/7/95 A 14-35 10/12/96 H 6-27 11/11/97 A 38-24 10/10/98 H 34-41 10/23/99 A 26-30 9/16/00 H 24-7 9/15/01 A 27-13 11/20/10 A 16-45

Ohio Dominican 0-4 9/3/05 A 33-49 9/2/06 H 9-38 9/1/07 A 0-71 9/13/08 H 14-50

Olivet Nazarene 3-1 9/7/91 A 30-25 9/5/92 H 35-20 9/4/93 A 6-24 9/3/94 H 27-11

Univ. of Pikeville 6-4 11/3/01 A 43-33 11/9/02 H 0-1 FORFEIT 11/8/03 A 41-38 11/13/04 H 7-24 9/24/05 H 28-38 9/23/06 A 24-13 11/15/08 H 24-0 11/14/09 A 31-17 10/2/10 A 62-17 10/1/11 H 30-37

St. Francis, Ind. 1-0 11/17/01 H 42-21

Shorter University 1-3 9/30/06 H 17-38 9/22/07 H 7-28 10/4/08 H 14-24 10/1/09 A 42-28

Sue Bennett 3-0 9/9/95 H 27-17 9/14/96 A 58-0 9/13/97 H 52-0

Tenn. Wesleyan 2-1

10/22/88 A 29-32 10/21/89 H 20-7 9/22/90 A 40-10

Tennessee Tech 0-1 8/31/95 A 0-49

Thomas More 2-0 9/20/97 H 22-19 10/3/98 A 16-10

Tri-State University 0-2 9/19/98 H 15-36 9/11/99 A 0-31

Tusculum College 3-2 9/28/91 A 58-7 9/26/92 H 27-7 9/25/93 A 8-21 9/24/94 H 0-31 9/30/95 H 34-21

Union College 14-8 9/17/88 A 0-31 9/16/89 H 8-15 11/3/90 A 28-11 11/9/91 H 14-7 11/7/92 A 22-26 11/6/93 H 34-37 11/5/94 A 8-29 11/4/95 H 12-16 11/9/96 A 20-6 11/8/97 H 38-13 11/7/98 A 49-7 10/2/99 H 52-27 11/11/00 A 43-13 10/10/01 H 49-7 11/16/02 A 42-13 11/15/03 H 9-3 2OT 10/9/04 A 39-32 10/13/07 A 14-31 11/8/08 A 14-31 11/7/09 H 31-29 9/4/10 A 47-36 9/1/11 H 30-14

Univ. of Evansville 3-1 11/19/88 A 22-45 9/9/89 H 20-16 10/20/90 A 35-20

10/26/91 H 37-22

Univ. of Findlay 0-4 10/10/92 H 7-28 10/9/93 A 12-70 9/7/96 H 0-30 9/6/97 A 20-28

Urbana University 0-2 9/24/88 H 6-35 9/23/89 A 6-24

UVA-Wise 5-4 Fmr. Clinch Valley 9/12/98 H 56-33 9/21/02 H 49-21 9/20/03 A 35-16 10/30/04 H 45-52 10/6/07 H 28-49 10/11/08 A 41-61 10/10/09 H 31-32 11/6/10 A 45-42 11/5/11 H 42-6

Valparaiso 1-0 9/14/02 A 57-28

Webber International 1-1 9/17/05 H 1-0 FORFEIT 9/16/06 A 0-36

Westminster 0-2 10/24/92 A 14-35 10/23/93 H 7-23

West Virginia Tech 4-1 9/29/07 A 16-41 9/27/08 A 57-47 9/26/09 H 16-6 11/13/10 A 56-35 11/12/11 H 32-23

Wilmington 2-0 9/8/90 H 35-24 9/14/91 A 29-14 Wisc.-Whitewater 0-2 9/18/10 H 16-37 9/17/11 A 14-54

SERIES RECORDS

CU celebrates its 2009 victory over Georgetown.


1988 0-11 (0-5 MSC)9/10/88 Centre L 10-28 0-19/17/88 @ Union L 0-31 0-29/24/88 Urbana L 6-35 0-310/1/88 Hanover L 12-49 0-410/8/88 @Ky Wesleyan L 16-41 0-510/15/88 @ Cumb. KY L 14-55 0-610/22/88 @Tn. Wesleyan L 29-32 0-710/29/88 Lambuth L 7-21 0-811/5/88 Earlham L 12-28 0-911/12/88 @Georgetown L 7-51 0-1011/19/88 @Evansville L 22-45 0-11 1989 2-7-1 (2-3-1 MSC)9/9/89 Evansville W 20-16 1-09/16/89 Union L 8-15 1-19/23/89 @Urbana L 6-24 1-29/30/89 @Hanover L 0-36 1-310/7/89 Ky. Wesleyan T 20-20 1-3-110/14/89 Cumb. KY L 10-14 1-4-110/21/89 TN Wesleyan W 20-7 2-4-110/28/89 @Lambuth L 14-27 2-5-111/4/89 @Maryville L 0-6 2-6-111/11/89 Georgetown L 6-63 2-7-1

1990 8-2 (3-2 MSC)9/8/90 Wilmington W 35-24 1-09/15/90 @Cumb. TN W 34-0 2-09/22/90 @Tn. Wesleyan W 40-10 3-09/29/90 Mt. St. Joseph W 33-13 4-010/6/90 Ky. Wesleyan W 35-20 5-010/13/90 @Cumb. KY L 14-24 5-110/20/90 @ Evansville W 35-20 6-110/27/90 Lambuth W 37-17 7-111/3/90 @Union W 28-11 8-111/10/90 Georgetown L 13-28 8-2 1991 9-2 (4-2 MSC)9/7/91 @Olivet Naz. W 30-25 1-09/14/91 @Wilmington W 29-14 2-09/21/91 Cumb. TN W 27-24 3-09/28/91 @Tusculum W 58-7 4-010/5/91 Lindenwood W 23-12 5-010/12/91 @Mt. St. Joseph W 31-21 6-010/19/91 Cumb. KY W 21-19 7-010/26/91 Evansville W 37-22 8-011/2/91 @Lambuth L 31-35 8-111/9/91 Union W 14-7 9-111/16/91 @Georgetown L 14-63 9-2 1992 7-3 (4-1 MSC) MSC Co-Champions9/5/92 Olivet Nazarene W 35-20 1-09/12/92 @Cumb. TN W 28-27 2-09/26/92 Tusculum W 27-7 3-010/3/92 @Lindenwood W 21-19 4-010/10/92 Findlay L 7-28 4-110/17/92 @Cumb. KY W 28-10 5-110/24/92 @Westminster L 14-35 5-210/31/92 Lambuth W 26-19 6-211/7/92 @Union L 22-26 6-311/14/92 Georgetown W 29-27 7-3 1993 2-9 (1-4 MSC)9/4/93 @Olivet Nazarene L 6-24 0-19/11/93 Cumb. TN L 21-26 0-29/18/93 @Mid. Tenn L 13-70 0-39/25/93 @Tusculum L 8-21 0-410/2/93 Lindenwood W 40-19 1-410/9/93 @Findlay L 12-70 1-510/16/93 Cumb. KY W 13-7 2-51023/93 Westminster L 7-23 2-610/30/93 @Lambuth L 13-42 2-711/6/93 Union L 34-37 2-811/13/93 Georgetown L 6-43 2-9

1994 4-7 (1-4 MSC)9/3/94 Olivet Nazarene W 27-11 1-09/10/94 @Cumb. TN L 3-28 1-1

9/17/94 @Bethel W 26-15 2-19/24/94 Tusculum L 0-31 2-210/1/94 @Lindenwood L 20-21 2-310/8/94 N. Greenville W 21-7 3-310/15/94 @Cumb. KY W 23-20 4-310/22/94 @Anderson Unv. L 7-24 4-410/29/94 Lambuth L 15-51 4-511/5/94 @Union L 8-29 4-611/12/94 Georgetown L 20-30 4-7

1995 3-8 (2-6 MSC)8/31/95 @Tenn. Tech L 0-49 0-19/9/95 Sue Bennett W 27-17 1-19/16/95 Bethel W 19-0 2-19/23/95 @Cumb. TN L 6-34 2-29/30/95 Tusculum W 34-21 3-210/7/95 @N.Greenville L 14-35 3-310/14/95 Cumb. KY L 6-30 3-410/21/95 Anderson Unv. L 27-36 3-510/28/95 Union L 12-16 3-611/4/95 @Georgetown L 0-37 3-7 1996 6-4 (4-3 MSC)9/7/96 Findlay L 0-30 0-19/14/96 @Sue Bennett W 58-0 1-19/21/96 @Bethel W 31-9 2-19/28/96 Cumb. TN L 14-17 2-210/5/96 @Ky Wesleyan W 63-35 3-210/12/96 N. Greenville L 6-27 3-310/19/96 @Cumb. KY W 10-7 4-311/2/96 Lambuth L 14-19 4-411/9/96 @Union W 20-6 5-411/16/96 Georgetown W 24-20 6-4 1997 7-3 (5-1 MSC) MSC Champions9/6/97 @Findlay L 20-28 0-19/13/97 Sue Bennett W 52-0 1-19/20/97 Thomas More W 22-19 2-110/11/97 @N. Greenville W 38-24 3-110/18/97 Cumb. KY W 52-17 4-110/25/97 @Cumb. TN W 28-7 5-111/1/97 @Lambuth L 7-13 5-211/8/97 Union W 38-13 6-211/15/97 Georgetown W 38-21 7-211/22/97 @Geneva L 14-34 7-3 1998 7-4 (4-3 MSC)8/29/98 @Austin Peay W 36-23 1-09/5/98 @Belhaven W 36-12 2-09/12/98 Clinch Valley W 56-33 3-09/19/98 Tri-State L 15-36 3-110/3/98 @Thomas More W 16-10 4-110/10/98 N. Greenville L 34-41 4-210/17/98 @Cumb. KY W 24-7 5-210/24/98 Cumb. TN W 40-21 6-210/31/98 Lambuth L 24-27 6-311/7/98 @Union W 49-7 7-311/14/98 Georgetown L 14-50 7-4 1999 2-8 (2-5 MSC)9/4/99 @Fairmont St L 7-43 0-19/11/99 @Tri-State L 0-31 0-29/25/99 Austin Peay L 35-36 0-310/2/99 Union W 52-27 1-310/9/99 @Georgetown L 7-30 1-410/16/99 Belhaven L 32-34 1-510/26/99 @N. Greenville L 26-30 1-611/2/99 Cumb. KY W 27-14 2-611/9/99 @Cumb. TN L 21-35 2-711/16/02 @Lambuth L 22-55 2-8 2000 7-4 (5-2 MSC)9/2/00 Fairmont State L 27-35 0-19/9/00 @Malone W 28-24 1-19/16/00 N. Greenville W 24-7 2-19/23/00 @Cumb. KY W 42-21 3-19/30/00 Lambuth L 22-28 3-210/7/00 @Belhaven W 35-34 4-210/14/00 Ky Wesleyan W 64-27 5-210/21/00 Cumb. TN W 37-16 6-210/28/00 @Georgetown L 28-38 6-311/11/00 @Union W 43-13 7-312/2/00 vs. Baker L 23-27 7-4

2001 10-3 (5-2 MSC)8/30/01 @Austin Peay W 45-27 1-09/8/01 Malone College W 34-15 2-09/15/01 @N.Greenville W 27-13 3-09/22/01 Cumb. KY W 23-6 4-09/29/01 @Lambuth L 28-35 4-110/6/01 Belhaven W 34-19 5-110/13/01 @Ky. Wesleyan W 27-0 6-110/20/01 @Cumb. TN W 38-37 7-110/27/01 Georgetown L 7-49 7-211/3/01 @Pikeville W 43-33 8-211/10/01 Union W 49-7 9-211/17/01 St. Francis IN W 42-21 10-211/24/01 @Georgetown L 9-76 10-3 2002 4-6 (5-3 MSC)9/7/02 Austin Peay L 36-45 0-19/14/02 @Valparaiso W 57-28 1-19/21/02 UVA Wise W 49-21 2-19/28/02 @Cumb. KY W 34-10 3-110/5/02 Lambuth L 28-35 3-210/12/02 @Belhaven L 21-24 3-310/26/02 Cumb. TN L 0-1* 3-411/2/02 @Georgetown L 13-41 3-511/9/02 Pikeville L 0-1* 3-611/16/02 @Union W 42-13 4-6 Assistant coaches Eric Graves and Mike Thomas served a co-head coaches for final game of 2002 season.

2003 9-2 (7-2 MSC)9/6/03 @Austin Peay W 17-14 1-09/13/03 @Bethel TN W 31-20 2-09/20/03 @UVA-Wise W 35-16 3-09/27/03 Cumb. KY L 13-21 3-110/4/03 @Lambuth W 17-6 4-110/11/03 Belhaven W 51-28 5-110/18/03 Ky. Wesleyan W 46-14 6-110/25/03 @Cumb. TN W 37-7 7-111/1/03 Georgetown L 21-55 7-211/8/03 Pikeville W 41-38 8-211/15/03 Union W 9-3** 9-2 2004 6-5 (5-5 MSC)9/4/04 Austin Peay W 27-14 1-09/11/04 @Cumb.KY L 17-33 1-19/18/04 Bethel TN W 31-17 2-19/25/04 @Ky. Wesleyan L 24-28 2-210/2/04 Cumb. TN W 34-17 3-210/9/04 @Union College W 39-32 4-210/16/04 Lambuth W 27-17 5-210/23/04 @Belhaven W 45-32 6-210/30/04 UVA Wise L 45-52 6-311/6/04 @Georgetown L 17-41 6-411/13/04 Pikeville L 7-24 6-5

2005 3-7 (2-3 MSC West)9/3/05 @Ohio Dom. L 33-49 0-19/17/05 Webber Int’l W 1-0* 1-19/24/05 Pikeville L 28-38 1-210/1/05 @Cumb. KY L 21-48 1-310/8/05 Georgetown L 0-45 1-410/15/05 @Ky Wesleyan L 30-34 1-510/22/05 Cumb. TN W 62-60 2-510/29/05 @Belhaven L 29-55 2-611/5/05 @Lambuth W 20-14 3-611/12/05 Bethel L 19-51 3-7 2006 2-8 (1-4 MSC West)9/2/06 Ohio Dom. L 9-38 0-19/16/06 @Webber L 0-36 0-29/23/06 @Pikeville W 24-13 1-29/30/06 Shorter L 17-38 1-310/7/06 Cumb. KY L 12-27 1-4

10/14/06 @Georgetown L 6-59 1-510/21/06 @Cumb. TN L 7-27 1-610/28/06 Belhaven L 46-49 1-711/4/06 Lambuth W 30-15 2-711/11/06 @Bethel L 0-1* 2-8 2007 0-10 (0-5 MSC West)9/1/07 @Ohio Dom. L 0-71 0-19/8/07 Cumb. KY L 13-17 0-29/22/07 Shorter L 7-28 0-39/29/07 @WV Tech L 16-41 0-410/6/07 UVA-Wise L 28-49 0-5 10/13/07 @Union L 14-31 0-610/20/07 @Lambuth L 13-48 0-710/27/07 Cumb. TN L 7-41 0-811/3/07 @Belhaven L 20-48 0-911/10/07 @Bethel L 21-34 0-10

2008 3-8 (2-4 MSC West)8/30/08 Cumb. TN L 38-48 0-19/13/08 Ohio Dominican L 14-50 0-29/20/08 @Lambuth L 10-51 0-39/27/08 @WV Tech W 57-47 1-310/4/08 Shorter L 14-24 1-410/11/08 @UVA-Wise L 41-61 1-510/18/08 Belhaven W 35-33 2-510/25/08 @Georgetown L 45-51 2-611/1/08 Cumb. KY L 27-34 2-711/8/08 @Union L 24-31 2-811/15/08 Pikeville W 24-0 3-8

2009 7-4 (4-2 MSC East)9/5/09 @Cumb.TN W 38-37 1-09/10/09 @Carson-Newman L 10-38 1-19/19/09 Lambuth L 13-28 1-29/26/09 WVU Tech W 16-2 2-210/1/09 @Shorter W 42-28 3-210/10/09 UVA-Wise L 31-32 3-310/17/09 @Belhaven W 21-20 4-310/24/09 Georgetown W 21-14 5-310/31/09 @Cumberlands KY L 6-21 5-411/7/09 Union W 31-29 6-411/14/09 @Pikeville W 31-17 7-4 2010 7-5 (5-1 MSC East)8/28/10 Ky. Christian W 38-7 1-09/4/10 @Union W 10-36 2-09/11/10 @Cumberland TN L 13-33 2-19/18/10 Wisc.-Whitewater L 16-37 2-29/25/10 Lindsey Wilson W 42-30 3-210/2/10 @Pikeville W 31-17 4-210/7/10 Georgetown L 21-52 4-310/16/10 @Cumberlands KY L 21-34 4-410/23/10 Faulkner W 22-21 5-411/6/10 @UVA-Wise W 45-42 6-411/13/10 @WVU Tech W 56-35 7-4 11/20/10 @N. Greenville L 16-45 7-5 2011 7-5 (3-2 MSC East)9/1/11 Union W 30-14 1-0 9/10/11 Cumberland TN W 30-27 2-0 9/17/11 @Wisc.-Whitewater L 14-54 2-1 9/24/11 @Lindsey Wilson W 56-25 3-1 10/1/11 Pikeville L 30-37 3-2 10/8/11 @Georgetown L 6-31 3-3 10/15/11 Cumberlands KY L 13-20 3-4 10/22/11 @Faulkner L 49-59 3-5 10/29/11 @Ky. Christian W 24-21 4-5 11/5/11 UVA-Wise W 42-6 5-5 11/12/11 WVU Tech W 32-23 6-5 11/19/11 Greenville W 21-7 7-5 All-Time Record: 122-135-1All-Time MSC Record: 78-77-1Postseason History: NAIA - 1997 (Geneva), 2001 (St. Francis, Georgetown); NCCAA Victory Bowl - 2010 (N. Greenville), 2011 (Greenville); KWTO Bowl - 2000 (Baker)

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS


NAIA All-AmericansFirst Team2001 Demetrius Forney, Defensive Lineman2008 Greg Fountain, Running Back 2010 Calvin Bini, Defensive BackSecond Team1992 Dan Gonzales, Offensive Lineman1992 Steve Lovelace, Linebacker1995 Tim Rogers, Linebacker2000 Demetrius Forney, Defensive LinemanHonorable Mention1998 Timmy Mays, Running Back1999 Demetrius Forney, Defensive Lineman1999 Max Chaney, Offensive Lineman2000 Josh Schindler, Linebacker2001 Brennan Conway, Offensive Lineman2001 Marques Cunningham, Running Back2001 William Mulder, Defensive Back2002 Ricky Gehres, Wide Receiver2002 Brian Rowland, Running Back2003 Travis Gay, Offensive Lineman2003 Donnie Johnson, Punter All-NCCAADefensive Player of the Year2011 Dwight Houston, Linebacker First Team2009 Henri Baynham-Baker, Def. Lineman2009 Calvin Bini, Punt Returner2009 Trey Mayes, Linebacker2009 Harold Small, Wide Receiver2009 Alex Zimmerman, Offensive Lineman 2011 Henri Baynham-Baker, Def. Lineman 2011 Wayne Coffee, Running Back 2011 Dwight Houston, Linebacker 2011 Carl Ojala, Punter 2011 Stan Warrenhuffman, Wide ReceiverHonorable Mention2009 Sherman Williams, Defensive Lineman 2011 Darius Skinner, Defensive Back Don Hansen All-AmericansFirst Team1993 Jeff Harrod, Offensive Lineman2000 Demetrius Forney, Defensive Lineman2001 Demetrius Forney, Defensive LinemanSecond Team2001 William Mulder, Defensive Back2001 Brennan Conway, Offensive LinemanThird Team2001 Marques Cunningham, Running Back2002 Shane Riley, Wide ReceiverHonorable Mention1998 Timmy Mays, Running Back1999 Max Chaney, Offensive Lineman1999 Demetrius Fortney, Defensive Lineman2000 Josh Schindler, Linebacker2001 Donnie Johnson, Place kicker2002 Travis Gay, Offensive Lineman2002 Ricky Gehres, Wide Receiver2002 Donnie Johnson, Punter2002 JP Montgomery, Defensive Back2002 William Mulder, Defensive Back2002 JC Savasuk, Quarterback2002 Josh Schindler, Linebacker

2002 Adam Turner, Offensive Lineman2003 Donnie Johnson, Place-kicker Don Hansen National Christian College All-Americans1998 Timmy Mays, Running Back1998 Max Chaney, Offensive Lineman1998 Michael Blackburn, (DB Player of Year)1998 Jason Green, Linebacker1998 Joe Don Looney, Quarterback1999 Josh Anderson, Linebacker1999 Jim Hardesty, Offensive Lineman1999 Dan McGill, Linebacker1999 Bill Troutman, Running Back All Mid-South Conference First Team1988 Mike Todd Cecil, Linebacker1989 Mike Mason, Quarterback1989 Joe Pangallo, Defensive Lineman1990 Mike Morgan, Quarterback1990 Joe Pangallo, Defensive Lineman1990 Shawn Matteoli, Tight End1990 Steve Tow, Kicker1990 Rod Burns, Running Back1990 Tim Yantz, Offensive Lineman1991 Rod Burns, Running Back1991 Dan Gonzales, Offensive Lineman1992 Dan Gonzales, Offensive Lineman1992 Tim Yantz, Offensive Lineman1992 Jeff Harrod, Offensive Lineman1992 Larry Frith, Defensive Back1992 Steve Lovelace, Defensive Back1993 Chris Wolfe, Linebacker1993 Ron Williams, Defensive Back1993 Shannon Stephens, Defensive Lineman1994 Mark Carroll, Defensive Back1995 Tim Rogers, Linebacker1996 Brent Thompson, Offensive Lineman1996 Brian Turpin, Defensive Lineman1996 Chris Gust, Defensive Lineman1996 Mark Carroll, Defensive Back1997 Dan McGill, Linebacker1997 Reggie Boggs, Defensive Back1997 Joe Don Looney, Quarterback1997 Timmy Mays, Running Back1997 Eric Lookadoo, Wide Receiver1997 Kerry Overfelt, Offensive Lineman1997 Chris Finch, Offensive Lineman1998 Timmy Mays, Running Back1998 Daniel Foster, Offensive Lineman1998 Chad Ashley, Linebacker1999 James Kraus, Place-kicker1999 Demetrius Fortney, Defensive Lineman2000 Josh Schindler, Linebacker2000 Max Comley, Offensive Lineman2000 Andy McGill, Offensive Lineman2000 Bryon Kennedy, Running Back2000 Demetrius Fortney, Defensive Lineman2001 Brennan Conway, Offensive Lineman2001 Marques Cunningham, Running Back2001 Demetrius Fortney, Defensive Lineman2001 William Mulder, Defensive Back2002 Brian Rowland, Running Back2002 Ricky Gehres, Slotback2003 Travis Gay, Offensive Lineman

2003 Donnie Johnson, Place-kicker2003 Phil Dickerson, Defensive Lineman2004 Jerre Fly, Offensive Lineman2004 Josh Jaggers, Offensive Lineman2004 Ricky Gehres, Slotback2004 Donnie Johnson, Place-kicker2004 Chris Williams, Defensive Back2004 Donnie Johnson, Punter2005 Josh Dye, Quarterback2005 John McCann, Defensive Lineman2006 Jerre Fly, Offensive Lineman2006 Greg Fountain, Running Back2008 A.J. Brown, Offensive Lineman2008 Greg Fountain, Running Back2008 Jake Wallace, Free Safety2009 Henri Baynham-Baker, Def. Lineman2009 Calvin Bini, Defensive Back2009 Trey Mayes, Linebacker2009 Sherman Williams, Defensive Lineman 2010 Henri Baynham-Baker, Def. Lineman 2010 Calvin Bini, Defensive Back 2010 Gerwan Brewer, Running Back 2010 Harold Small, Wide Receiver 2010 Mark Terry, Running Back 2010 Stan Warrenhuffman, Wide Receiver 2010 Alex Zimmerman, Offensive Line 2011 Henri Baynham-Baker, Def. Lineman 2011 Wayne Coffee, Running Back 2011 Dwight Houston, Linebacker 2011 Darius Skinner, Defensive Back 2011 Stan Warrenhuffman, Wide Receiver Mid-South Divisional Offensive Player of the Year 2011 Stan Warrenhuffman Mid-South Divisional Offensive Freshman of the Year 2010 Gerwan Brewer Mid-South Coach of the Year 1990 Ron Finley 1992 Ron Finley 1996 Ron Finley AFCA Assistant Coach of the Year 1997 Samuel Wickliffe 1998 Eric Graves 1999 Haywood Riner AFCA Good Works Team Nominee 2010 Calvin Bini 2011 Will Warf Award Totals3 NAIA First Team All-Americans4 NAIA 2nd Team All-Americans11 NAIA Honorable Mention All-Americans34 NAIA Academic Scholar-Athletes80 All Mid-South Conference First Team67 All Mid-South Conference Second Team126 All Mid-South Conference Honorable Mention83 Mid-South Conference All-Academic

AWARD & HONORS


TOTAL OFFENSETotal Yards Game...452, Ross Deaton vs. Cumberland (Tenn.) (8/30/08) Season...........................2,443, Ross Deaton (2008) Career..................4,879, Joe Don Looney (1995-98) Most Yards Per Play Game....13.6, Joe Don Looney vs. Clinch Valley (9/12/98) Season...........................7.63, Billy Troutman (1997) Career...................6.36, Mar Cunningham (2000-01) Most Yards Per Game Season..........................235.3, Chad Deener (1999) Career.............................222.1 Ross Deaton (2008) Most Plays Game......70, Ross Deaton vs. Cumberland (Tenn.) (8/30/08)

RUSHINGMost Carries Game.....40, Greg Fountain at W.Va. Tech (9/27/08) Season............................288, Wayne Coffee (2011) Career........................711, Greg Fountain (2005-08) Most Net Yards Game.......320, Greg Fountain vs. Bethel (11/10/07) Season........................1,716, Greg Fountain (2008) Career....................4,419, Greg Fountain (2005-08) Highest Average Per Rush Game....18.1, Rod Turpin vs. Lindenwood (10/2/93) Season................................8.82, Rod Turpin (1990) Career............................6.57, Matt Brown (2005-06) Most Yards Per Game Season............................156, Greg Fountain (2008) Career.....................107.8, Greg Fountain (2005-08) Touchdowns Game.......5, Greg Fountain at W.Va. Tech (9/27/08) Game.....5, Jon Don Looney at Ky. Wesleyan (10/5/96) Season..............................21, Greg Fountain (2008) Career..........................46, Greg Fountain (2005-08) Longest Rush Game.....97, Timmy Mays at Georgetown (11/15/97)

PASSING Most Attempts Game..55, Robert Hill vs. North Greenville (11/20/10) Season..............................349, Ross Deaton (2008) Career.......................567, Nathan Cooper (2009-11) Most Completions Game....31, Ross Deaton vs. Cumberland (Tenn.) (8/30/08) Season..............................183, Ross Deaton (2008) Career.......................308, Nathan Cooper (2009-11) Highest Completion Percentage Game.....83.3, Nathan Cooper vs. Lindsey Wilson (11/2/02) Season..........................64.1 Nathan Cooper (2010) Career.............................56.2, Alan Short (2001-04) Most Yards Game...392, Ross Deaton vs. Cumberland (Tenn.) (8/30/08) Season...........................2,363, Ross Deaton (2008) Career....................3,737, Nathan Cooper (2009-11) Most Yards Per Game Season...........................214.8, Ross Deaton (2008) Career............................214.8, Ross Deaton (2008)

Most Touchdown Passes Game.......5, Ross Deaton vs. UVa. Wise (10/11/08) Season................................20, Ross Deaton (2008) Career.......................33, Joe Don Looney (1995-98) Most Interceptions Thrown Game....................5, Will Warf vs. Pikeville (10/1/11) Season.................................19, Mike Mason (1988) Career..............................37, Mike Mason (1988-90) Longest Pass Play Game..82, Alan Short to Shane Riley at Belhaven (10/12/02)

RECEIVING Most Receptions Game...10, S. Warrenhuffman at Cumberland (Tenn.) (9/11/10) Game........10, Harold Small at Belhaven (10/17/09) Game...10, Ricky Gehres at Ky. Wesleyan (9/25/04) Game...10, Ricky Gehres vs. Cumberland (Tenn.) (10/26/02) Game..10, Shane Riley at Cumberland (Ky.) (9/28/02) Game.10, Brad Troutman vs. Cumberland (Tenn.) (11/6/99) Season....................56, Stan Warrenhuffman (2010) Career..........................153, Ricky Gehres (2001-04) Most Yards Game..........172, Greg Shane Riley at Union (11/16/02) Season............................1,009, Shane Riley (2002) Career...........2,390, Stan Warrenhuffman (2008-11) Highest Average Per Reception Game...........38.0, Gerwan Brewer vs. UVA-Wise (11/6/10) Season............................25.09, Shane Riley (2001) Career.................26.40, David Broughton (1997-98) Most Receptions Per Game Season..............................5.4, Ricky Gehres (2002) Career.............4.05, Stan Warrenhuffman (2008-11) Most Touchdown Receptions Game....3, S. Warrenhuffman vs. Cumberland (Tenn.) (9/10/11) Season.................................11, Harold Small (2010) Season..................................11, Shane Riley (2002) Career................19, Stan Warrenhuffman (2008-11)

ALL-PURPOSE YARDSMost Yards Game........314, Greg Fountain vs. Bethel (11/10/07) Season.........................1,803, Greg Fountain (2008) Career.....................4,699, Greg Fountain (2005-08) Most Yards Per Game Season.........................163.9, Greg Fountain (2008) Career.....................114.6, Greg Fountain (2005-08)

SCORINGMost Touchdowns Responsible For Season...........................29, Joe Don Looney (1998) Career.......................67, Joe Don Looney (1995-98) Most Touchdowns Scored Game.......5, Greg Fountain at W.Va. Tech (9/27/08) Game....5, Joe Don Looney at Ky. Wesleyan (10/5/96) Season..............................21, Greg Fountain (2008) Career..........................47, Greg Fountain (2005-08) Most Points Scored Game.....30, Greg Fountain at W.Va. Tech (9/27/08) Game..30, Joe Don Looney at Ky. Wesleyan (10/5/96) Season............................126, Greg Fountain (2008) Career........................284, Greg Fountain (2005-08)

KICKINGMost Points Game...14, Donnie Johnson vs. Belhaven (10/11/03) Game....14, James Kraus vs. Ky. Wesleyan (10/14/00) Season...........................88, Donnie Johnson (2002) Career.....................273, Donnie Johnson (2001-04) Most Field Goals Attempted Game......5, Donnie Johnson vs. Cumb. KY (9/22/01) Season...........................24, Donnie Johnson (2001) Career.......................69, Donnie Johnson (2001-04)

Stan Warrenhuffman finished his career in 2011 with three career receiving records, two single-game and one single-season, most of which were previously held by CU offensive coordniator Rick Gehres.

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KICKINGMost Field Goals Made Game.............3, David Hon twice (10/1/09 & 9/1/11) Game.......3, Donnie Johnson twice (9/22/01 & 10/11/03) Game....3, James Kraus twice (9/25/99 & 11/13/99) Game...........3, Bron Jeffries vs. Tusculum (9/30/95) Season..........................14, Donnie Johnson (1993) Career......................38, Donnie Johnson (2001-04) Longest Field Goals Made Game..52, Steve Tow vs. Mt. St. Joseph’s (9/29/90)

PUNTINGMost Punts Game..........12, Chris Kidwell vs. Findlay (10/10/92) Season....................................67, Carl Ojala (2011) Career...............217, Micah Jones (1996-97, 99-00) Most Yards Game..452, Josh Blesser at Ohio Dominican (9/1/07) Season...............................2,776, Carl Ojala (2011) Career............7,984, Micah Jones (1996-97, 99-00) Avg. Yards per Punt Game, ...48, Donnie Johnson vs. Cumb.(Tenn.) (10/2/04) Season.....................40.72, Donnie Johnson (2003) Career.................................40.23, Carl Ojala (2011) Longest Punt Game.......70 Yards, Donnie Johnson at Lambuth (10/4/03)

PUNT RETURNS Most Returns Game......8, Greg Oliver twice (9/14/92 & 10/26/91) Season..................................36, Greg Oliver (1991) Career...............................55, Calvin Bini (2009-10) Punt Return Yards Game..........111, William Mulder v. Union (11/10/01) Season.................................377, Calvin Bini (2009) Career.......................665, William Mulder (2001-03) Highest Avg Yards per Punt Return Game........37.0, William Mulder v. Union (11/10/01) Season...............................17.0, Jeff Shirley (1988) Career....................13.04, William Mulder (2001-03) Longest Punt Return Game.......84 Yards, Reggie Boggs vs. Tusculum (9/30/95) Most Punt Returns for Touchdown Career...........................3, William Mulder (2001-03)

KICK RETURNS Most Returns Game.................................7, Four Different Players Season.................................30, Ryan Hearn (1998) Career........................75, Darnell Stewart (2003-06) Kick Return Yards Game....178, Greg Bridges at Cumb. KY (10/13/90) Season...............................660, Ryan Hearn (1998) Career...................1,711, Darnell Stewart (2003-06) Highest Avg Yards per Kick Return Game..........68.5, Harold Small at Shorter (10/1/09) Season......................30.88, Gerwan Brewer (2010) Career...................30.19, Gerwan Brewer (2010-11) Longest Kick Return Game............100 Yards, Harold Small at Shorter (10/1/09)

Most Kick Returns for Touchdown Career................................1, Five Different Players

INTERCEPTIONS Most Interceptions Game.........3, JP Montgomery at N. Greenville (10/23/99) Game.................3,Jacob Wallace at Union (9/27/08) Season..............................7, William Mulder (2001) Season..................................7, Mark Carroll (1994) Career.........................16, William Mulder (2001-03) Career.............................16, Mark Carroll (1993-96) Most Yards Game......137, Chris Williams vs. Lambuth (10/16/04) Season...........................139, Chris Williams (2004) Career.......................275, William Mulder (2001-03) Longest Interception Return Game............90, Brian Saylor vs. Urbana (9/24/88) Interceptions Returned for Touchdown Season.............................2, Dwight Houston (2011) Career.........................2, Dwight Houston (2008-11) Career............................2, William Griffin (2004-07)

TACKLESTotal Tackles Game.................21, Mike Todd Cecil vs. Centre (9/10/88) Season..........................128, Josh Schindler (2000) Career.................337, Josh Schindler (1998-00, 02) Unassisted Tackles Season...........................69, Steve Lovelace (1992) Career............................175, Tim Rogers (1993-95) Assisted Tackles Season............................96, Josh Schindler (2000) Career................242, Josh Schindler (1998-00, 02)

Tackles for Loss Season.......................41, Demetrius Forney (2001) Career...................96, Demetrius Forney (1998-01) Yards Tackled for Loss Season.....................156, Demetrius Forney (2001) Career.................341, Demetrius Forney (1998-01) Quarterback Sacks Season.......................15, Demetrius Forney (2001) Career...................27, Demetrius Forney (1998-01)

Donnie Johnson, a two-sport NAIA All-American from 2001-2004, holds the single-game, season and career records for field goals by a Tiger, as well as two punting records.

Demetrius Forney, who went on to shine on offense and defense professionally with the Louisville Fire, is the Tigers’ all-time sacks leader.

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