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Media Information .................................................................2 

Quick Facts ................................................................................3 

Livingstone College ........................................................4-5 

Livingstone President ...........................................................6 

Alumni Memorial Stadium ..................................................7 

Season Outlook ...................................................................8-9 

2011 Alphabetical / Numerical Roster ......................10-11 

Preseason Depth Chart .....................................................12 

Roster Breakdowns .............................................................13 

2011 Conference Preview .................................................14 

Head Coach - Elvin James .................................................15 

Assistant Coach - John Thomas .......................................16 

Assistant Coach - Greg Richardson .................................17 

Assistant Coach - Malcolm Nelson ..................................18 

Assistant Coach - Rodney Hughey ..................................19 

Assistant Coach - Reginald Smith ....................................19 

Assistant Coach - Gilbert Wiggins ....................................19 

2011 Returning Blue Bears ........................................20-28 

2011 Blue Bear Newcomers .......................................29-35 

2011 Opponents ............................................................36-40 

Chowan / Elizabeth City .......................................36 

Bowie State / VA Univ. of Lynchburg ...............37 

Shaw / Edward Waters ..........................................38 

Winston-Salem State / Fayetteville State ........39 

St. Augustine’s / Johnson C. Smith ....................40 

Series Records vs. 2011 Opponents ..........................41-44 

Series Records vs. All Opponents ....................................45 

2010 Statistics ................................................................46-50 

2010 Game Recaps ......................................................51-56 

Virginia State / Newberry ......................................51 

Catawba / Bowie State ..........................................52 

St. Paul’s / Shaw ........................................................53 

West Virginia Wesleyan / Winston-Salem St. ...54 

Fayetteville State / St. Augustine’s ....................55 

Johnson C. Smith ...................................................56 

2010 CIAA Recap ..................................................................57 

2010 CIAA Statistical Leaders ...........................................58 

History of Livingstone Football ........................................59 

Livingstone Football Record Book ..........................60-61 

The Last Time... .......................................................................62 

All-Time Conferenec Honors ...........................................63 

All-Time Results ..............................................................64-70 

Blue Bears in the Pros ...........................................................71 

Football Players in the LC Hall of Fame ...................72-76 

Athletic Administration ......................................................77 

Athletic Coaches & Staff .....................................................78 

Sports Medicine / Jaime Kent ...........................................79 

Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association ................80 

2011 CIAA Composite Schedule .....................................IBC 

2011 Schedule .......................................................................BC 

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Media Relations 

Credentials 

Requests for working media credentials should be 

made to the Sports Information Director, Livingstone 

College, 701 West Monroe St., Salisbury, NC 

28144. Requests should be made at least a week in 

advance. Requests can also be made via email to 

rrogers@livingstone.edu. 

Interviews 

All interviews with student-athletes during the 

season must be arranged through the Sports Information 

Offi ce. Please call ahead and allow at least 

24 hours to arrange interviews with student-athletes. 

Arrangements will be made for telephone and inperson 

interviews at a time that is mutually agreeable 

to the reporter and student-athlete. 

Postgame Interviews 

Requests for postgame interviews with studentathletes 

or coaches should be made to the Sports 

Information Directore, or designee, no more than 

fi ve minutes after the conclusion of the contest. 

Players and coaches will be available outside of the 

locker room or other designated area after a 10-minute 

“cooling off” period. 

Press Box Services 

Members of the media will be provided with current 

statistics and game notes prior to the start of 

the game. Quick stats will be available at the end 

of each half and game summaries to include playby-play, 

complete team and individual stats will be 

available approximately 15 minutes after the conclusion 

of the contest. Wireless internet is available to 

media inside New Trent Gymnasium. 

Radio Broadcasts 

Requests for radio broadcasts must be made through 

the Sports Information Offi ce at least two weeks prior 

to the contest date. There are a limited number of 

radio spaces so when more than one request is made 

for the same game, priority will be given to the 

radio station that regularly broadcasts the school’s 

games. All arrangements for telephone lines are the 

sole responsibility of the school’s radio station. 

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Sports Information Department 

Sports Information Director: Rick Rogers 

Mobile Phone: 843-327-0773 

Offi ce Fax: 704-216-6278 

E-Mail: rrogers@livingstone.edu 

Mailing Address: 

701 West Monroe Street 

Salisbury, NC 28144 

Athletics Website: www.bluebearathletics.com 

Logo Usage Policy 

The logos of Livingstone College Athletics, shown below, may 

not be used without the written approval of the Athletic Department. 

If these logos are printed in color, they must adhere to the offi 

cial *Pantone school colors (PMS 550). It is permissable to 

print these logos in all black. 

*Pantone is a registered trademark of Pantone, inc. 

Requests for permission to use these logos should be made to: 

Rick Rogers, Sports Information Director 

701 West Monroe Street 

Salisbury, NC 28144 

or email rrogers@livingstone.edu.


General Information 

Location: .................................................................Salisbury, NC 

Founded:........................................................................1879 

Enrollment: ...........................................................................1,100 

Affi liation: .......................................................NCAA Division II 

Conference: ................Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association 

Colors: .................................Columbia Blue (PMS 550) and Black 

Nickname: ....................................................................Blue Bears 

Campus Administration: 

President: ...................Dr. Jimmy R. Jenkins, Sr. (Elizabeth City) 

Faculty Athletic Representative: .....................Dr. Charles Pickney 

Athletic Director: ....................................................................TBA 

Athletic Department Phone: ....................................704-216-6012 

Mailing Address: ..........701 W. Monroe St. Salisbury, NC 28144 

Athletics Web Site: .............................www.bluebearathletics.com 

Alumni Memorial Stadium Information: 

Capacity: ...............................................................................6,000 

Surface: ....................................................................Natural Grass 

Press Box Phone: ..................................................(843) 327-0773 

Football Staff: 

Head Coach: ............................................................Elvin J. James 

Offensive Coordinator / Quarterbacks: .....................John Thomas 

Defensive Coordinator: .......................................Greg Richardson 

Running Backs ....................................................Malcolm Nelson 

Wide Receivers ....................................................Reginald Smith 

Linebackers ..........................................................Gilbert Wiggins 

Defensive Backs ..................................................Rodney Hughey 

Football Offi ce Phone: ............................................704-216-6318 

Football Offi ce Fax: ................................................704-216-6278 

Season Outlook and Review: 

2009 Record: ..........................................................................0-11 

2009 CIAA Record: .................................................................0-7 

Starters Returning / Lost: ........................................................13/9 

Offensive Starters Returning / Lost: ........................................7/4 

Defensive Starters Returning / Lost: ......................................6/5 

Offensive Formation: .......................................................Multiple 

Defensive Formation: .......................................................Base 4-3 

Football History: 

Years Fielded Team: ....................................115th season in 2011 

First Game: ......................Dec. 5, 1892 (Livingstone 0, Biddle 5) 

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Quick Facts 

Athletic Administration: 

Interim Athletic Director: ...........................................William Orr 

Director of Compliance: ........................................................TBA 

Director Sports Information: .....................................Rick Rogers 

Director Sports Medicine: ..........................................Jaime Kent 

Asst. Athletic Trainer: .............................................................TBA 

Ticket Manager: ....................................................Levonia Dalton 

Senior Women’s Administrator ..........................Lavanetta Carlton 

Administrative Assistant: ........................................Blanche Ford 

2010 Results: 

August 28...................................................at Virginia State, L, 6-30 

September 4 ..................................................at Newberry, L, 0-55 

September 11 .................................................vs. Catawba, L, 8-59 

September 18 ...........................................vs. Bowie State, L, 6-55 

September 25 ................................................at St. Paul’s, L, 6-27 

October 2 ............................................................vs. Shaw, L, 0-33 

October 9 ..............................vs. West Virginia Wesleyan, L, 3-58 

October 16 ...................................at Winston-Salem State, L, 0-58 

October 23 .......................................at Fayetteville State, L, 6-59 

October 30 ........................................vs. St. Augustine’s, L, 0-33 

November 6 ...................................at Johnson C. Smith, L, 13-26 

Credits: 

The 2011 Livingstone College football media guide was a 

product of the Livingstone Sports Information Department. The 

media guide was designed, written and edited by Rick Rogers, 

Sports Information Director. Editorial assistance provided by 

Jaime Kent, Head Athletic Trainer. Photographs provided by 

John Daniels. Headshots by John Daniels. The media guide was 

printed by Quick Copy Print Shop, Salisbury, NC. 

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Livingstone College 



THE TOTAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENT 

Livingstone College is a private, historically black, four-year college. We were 

founded by and are affi liated with the African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church. 

Livingstone College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern 

Association of College and Schools to award the Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science, 

Bachelor of Fine Arts and Bachelor of Social Work degrees. 

Livingstone offers a number of opportunities for students to participate in religious, 

social, cultural, recreational and athletic activities and is a member of the National Collegiate 

Athletic Association (NCAA), Division II and the Central Intercollegiate Athletic 

Association (CIAA). 

Our 272-acre campus is located in historic Salisbury, Rowan County, North Carolina; 

a town of approximately 30,000 within an hour’s drive of two major metropolitan 

areas: Charlotte and the Piedmont Triad of Greensboro, Winston-Salem and High Point. 

Currently, the college 

has an enrollment of 

just under 1,100 studnets 

from 23 states, the 

District of Columbia 

and eight foreign countries. 

Today, Livingstone 

College is a living 

symbol of the educational 

and social progress 

of African-Americans. 

The institution 

refl ects the ideals of 

self-help, self-development 

and self-determination, 

which are 

essential expressions of 

a Livingstone College 

education.


THE CENTER FOR HOLISTIC LEARNING 

The “Total Learning Environment” is a new 

holistic approach to academic preparation, whereby 

we will create a learning environment designed to 

change attitudes and modify student behavior. Students 

who matriculate on the campus of Livingstone 

College, in addition to their academic preparation, 

will participate in a number of activities and programs 

designed to address the cultural scars of their 

past, enabling them to leave our institution with 

the academic preparation to compete in our global 

economy and where they will have an immediate, 

positive impact on our society. Additionally, our 

students will be prepared to positively address the 

challenges which plague the African-American community 

- particularly those challenge that exacerbate their 

dilemma. The Center for Holistic Learning will promote 

both the awareness and mastery of the following modules/ 

concepts: 

• Health, Wellness and Fitness 

• Policial Action and Social Responsibility 

• Cultural and Social Awareness 

• Debt Management, Personal Responsibility and 

Philanthropy 

• Individual and Organizational Leadership 

• Spanish as a Second Language 

• Technology and the 21st Century 

• Faith-Based Strategies for the Enhancement of the 

Quality of Life 

• Volunteerism and Public Service 

• Emergency Response and First Aid 


Livingstone College 

DEGREES OFFERED 

School of Business 

Accounting 

Business Administration 

Computer Information Systems 

School of Education, Social Work & 

Psychology 

Elementary Education 

Physical Education 

Sports Management 

Social Work 

Psychology 

School of Liberal Arts 

Criminal Justice 

English 

History 

Music 

Music Education 

Political Science 

Religious Studies 

Sociology 

Theatre Arts 

School of Mathematics & Science 

Biology 

Chemistry 

Mathematics 

Mathematics Teacher Education 

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Livingstone President 



On February 8, 2006, the Livingstone College Board of Trustees 

named Dr. Jimmy R. Jenkins, Sr. the school’s 12th President. A longtime 

educator and administrator, Dr. Jenkins was chosen from among fi ve fi nalists. 

Dr. Jenkins most recently served as President of Edward Waters College 

in Jacksonville, Florida from 1997 to 2005. During his tenure, the 

College expanded its faculty and broke ground on its fi rst new building 

in decades while reducing its debt from $8.5 million to $500,000 in three 

years and growing its enrollment from 300 students to 1,300 students. 

Recently, Edward Waters named this new building after Dr. Jenkins as a 

tribute to the tremendous progress made under his leadership. 

Prior to his tenure at Edward Waters College, Dr. Jenkins served as 

a chancellor of Elizabeth City State University from 1977 to 1995, becoming 

the fi rst alumnus to serve as its Chief Executive Offi cer. He was 

honored to have the then newly constructed Science Building named in 

his honor. While there, he secured the support of the State Legislature of 

North Carolina for construction of six major buildings on campus. He also 

launched a $5 million capital campaign, completing the fundraising one 

year ahead of schedule. 

Dr. Jenkins earned a Bachelor’s degree in Biology from Elizabeth City 

State University in 1965, teaching certifi cation in Biology from Howard University, and a Master’s degree and Doctorate 

degree in Biology Education from Purdue University. 

During his distinguished career, Dr. Jenkins has been the recipient of numerous honors and awards. These include 

memberships in the scholastic honor societies of Alpha Kappa Mu, Phi Delta Kappa and Beta Beta Biological Society 

and selection as one of the “Outstanding Personalities of the South.” 

He is married to Dr. Faleese Moore-Jenkins, and they have three children: Dr. Lisa Lopez, Attorney Ginger Cartwright, 

and Jimmy Jr., a graphic artist and college lecturer. 

President Jenkins and First Lady Faleese


From I-85 North: 

Take Exit 75, Jake Alexander Blvd. 

Turn left at the traffi c light at the top of the ramp. 

Continue on Jake Alexander Blvd. to Brenner Ave. 

(Wachovia on right corner). 

Turn right on Brenner Ave. 

Continue on Brenner Ave. for approx. 1/2 mile to 

Monroe St. (First right after traffi c light). 

Turn right on Monroe and continue 1/2 mile and 

Livingstone will be on the right. 

SPORTSMANSHIP 


Alumni Memorial Stadium 

From I-85 South: 

Take Exit 76, Salisbury/Albemarle toward Salisbury. 

Continue on Innes Street for approx. 2 miles to 

Institute St. (Sonic on left corner). 

Turn left on Institute and continue straight and you 

will end at the entrance to 

Livingstone. 

Choose a Clear View 

Sobering, isn’t it? Drinking too much alcohol can hurt your view 

of the game. And it can lead to rude and inappropriate behavior 

that affects everyone at the event. Choose a clear view of the 

game and a safe, family-friendly, game environment. 

LEARNING 

PASSION 

SERVICE 

BALANCE 

RESOURCEFULNESS 

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Season Outlook 

The 2011 Livingstone College football team is 

returning a lot of experience from last year’s squad, 

but before positive steps can be made in 2011, the 

memories of 2010 must be brushed under the rug. 

The Blue Bears have high hopes for the new season 

under second-year head coach Elvin James and 

success can only be right around the corner. 

OFFENSE 

Under center Livingstone will be looking 

towards sophomore transfer Jaren Troutman (5’11 / 

190 / Knoxville, TN) to lead the Blue Bears. Troutman 

previously played at St. Paul’s and participated with 

the Blue Bears during spring practice. He will be 

backed up by sophomore Levon Stanley (5’10 / 180 

/ Youngsville, NC), the team’s top passer last season. 

Stanley fi nished with 406 passing yards and two 

touchdowns last season. 

In the backfi eld, Livingstone will have a lot 

of depth and experience. The three leading rushers 

from last season, Terrill Gourdine, Jamel Moore 

and Tevin Mishoe will all be returning for the 2011 

campaign and will be expected to carry a large load. 

Gourdine (5’10 / 202 / Winston-Salem, NC) led 

the Blue Bears with 187 rushing yards last season, an 

average of 20.8 yards per contest. Moore (5’10 / 192 

/ Williamston, NC) had one touchdown and averaged 

10.3 yards per game last season. Mishoe (5’11 / 220 

/ Wilmington, NC) had 101 yards total last year with 

one touchdown. 

In the wide receiving core, Livingstone will 

have to replace a solid wideout in Omar McFadden 

this year. Anthony Holland (5’9 / 180 / Goldsboro, 

NC) returns for his sophomore season and will look 

to lead a very young receiving core. Holland fi nished 

last season with 277 total receiving yards. The Blue 



Bears have also added a host of freshman receivers 

who they hope will make an impact. 

Junior Miles Harris (6’2 / 260 / Gainesville, 

FL) will be the team’s primary tight end to start the 

season. In addition to playing some tight end last 

season, Harris also worked as a running back, kicker 

and punter for the Blue Bears. 

The off ensive line for the Blue Bears will also 

be an experienced group with fi ve returning lineman 

who saw playing time last season. Projected to start 

for the Blue Bears are returners Allyne Hall (6’4 / 365 / 

South Hill, VA), Josiah Simms (6’3 / 330 / Durham, NC) 

and Chris Woodard (6’4 / 280 / Lucama, NC). Joining 

those three will be transfer Harlee Frink (6’3 / 300 / 

Charlotte, NC) who previously played with Hampton 

University and freshman Stuart Wallace (6’3 / 300 / 

Shelby, NC). 

DEFENSE 

While the defense also has a strong returning 

core, the Blue Bears have also lost some key 

components. Bryan Aycoth, a linebacker and the 

team’s leading tackler from a year ago and Shawntez 

Jones, a defensive back and the team’s third-leading 

tackler will both have to be replaced this season. 

Michael Haygood (6’0 / 275 / Greensboro, 

NC) will be the only returning starter on the 

defensive line to start the year. Haygood fi nished 

last season with 27 total tackles, 5.5 for loss and 

two sacks. Devin Evans (6’3 / 290 / Rocky Mount, 

NC) and Bobby Williams (6’5 / 235 / Jacksonville, FL) 

are both freshmen and are expected to begin the 

season in the starting 11. Wesley Jackson (6’0 / 225 

/ Hollywood, FL), a junior transfer will round out 

the starting defensive line. Also returning, hoping 

to see signifi cant playing time, is junior Dorian


Edwards (5’10 / 280 / Kinston, NC). Hillman Evans 

(6’2 /254 / Raleigh, NC), a redshirt freshman, and 

Donald Pollock (6’6 / 349 / Goldsboro, NC), who 

both participated in spring ball will also be primary 

backups. 

The linebacking core is the part of the 

Blue Bear defense that took the biggest hit from a 

year ago. Livingstone had hopes that sophomore 

Kenneth White, Jr. could replace the big shoes of 

Bryan Aycoth, but an injury during the spring will 

keep him out of the 2011 season. Senior Justin 

Johnson (6’0 / 220 / Cornelius, NC) will be asked 

to lead the linebackers after recording 37 tackles 

last season. Travis Holliday (5’9 / 235/ Sumter, SC), 

Tyheim Pitt (6’0 / 195 / Fremont, NC) and Scott 

Farmer (5’10 / 200 / Fayetteville, NC), all returners, 

will each look to secure the other starting positions. 

Senior Devonta Harmon (6’0 / 180 / Winter 

Garden, FL), the second-leading tackler for the Blue 

Bears last year, will anchor the defensive backs 

from the free safety spot. Harmon fi nished with 57 

total tackles last season, two interceptions and two 

fumble recoveries. Joining Harmon at the strong 

safety spot is freshman Anthony Townsend (6’1 / 

193 / Camden, NJ). At the corners will be junior Isiah 

Simms (5’10 / 175 / Durham, NC) and sophomore 

Justin Avery (5’10 / 150 / Cleveland, NC). 

SPECIAL TEAMS 

The special teams is the biggest question 

mark for the Blue Bears heading into 2011. Jamel 

Moore will be expected to pull double-duty at 

the running back spot and also the kick and punt 

returning positions. Moore led the Blue Bears in kick 

returns last year, averaging 25 yards per return. Also 

seeing time in the return game will be wide receiver 


Season Outlook 

Anthony Holland. Coach James has brought in a 

true kicker and punter, Hillman Tabi, a freshman from 

Maryland. 

SCHEDULE 

Livingstone has a very challenging schedule 

this year with seven road contests and only three 

home dates. The Blue Bears open the season with 

three road contests, fi rst against Chowan University 

on Thursday, September 1. 

Livingstone’s second contest comes against 

Elizabeth City State University on September 10 

when they meet the Vikings in the Down East Viking 

Football Classic, hosted in Rocky Mount, NC. The 

Blue Bears will face Bowie State on September 17 in 

Bowie, MD. 

The Blue Bears’ fi rst home contest of the 

season will be on September 24 against Virginia 

University of Lynchburg. Following the home 

contest, Livingstone will head back out on the road, 

fi rst at Shaw on October 1 then at Edward Waters 

College in Jacksonville, Florida on October 8. 

Livingstone will return to Alumni Memorial 

Stadium on October 15 to host the Rams of Winston- 

Salem State University and then Fayetteville State 

University on October 22 for Homecoming. The 

Blue Bears will close the 2011 season on November 

5 in the 3rd Annual Commemorative Classic against 

Johnson C. Smith University, played at Memorial 

Stadium in Charlotte, NC. 

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2011 Roster 

No. Name Yr. Pos. Ht. Wt. Hometown Previous School 

31 Alston, Eric Jr. RB 5’9 198 Kingstree, SC Feather River College 

95 Antoine, Patrick Sr. DL 6’2 250 North Miami, FL Mendocino College 

20 Avery, Justin So. DB 5’10 150 Cleveland, NC UNC Pemrboke 

45 Bryant, Shakeem Fr. RB 6’0 203 Wilmington, NC Laney HS 

23 Childress, G. Malcolm Fr. DB 5’10 185 High Point, NC T. Wingate Andrews HS 

34 Collins III, Willie Sr. DL 6’2 250 Lake City, FL Bethune Cookman University 

75 Cooper, Montrea Fr. DL 6’3 205 Greensboro, NC Ben L. Smith HS 

19 Davidson, Kirkland Sr. DB 5’9 200 Tallahassee, FL Graceland University 

8 Dennard, Terrance Fr. RB 5’9 175 Jacksonville, FL ED White HS 

21 Dye, DaQuawn So. DB 5’11 165 Gastonia, NC Ashbrook HS 

98 Edwards, Dorian Jr. DL 5’10 280 Kinston, NC Kinston HS 

18 Ekechukwu, Quincy Fr. WR 6’2 190 Charlotte, NC Phillip O. Berry Academy 

56 Evans IV, Hillman Fr. DL 6’2 254 Raleigh, NC Enloe HS 

90 Evans, Devin Fr. DL 6’3 290 Rocky Mount, NC Nash Central HS 

53 Farmer, Scott So. LB 5’10 200 Fayetteville, NC Pine Forest HS 

16 Fitzwater, Billy Fr. LB 6’0 207 Charlotte, NC Independence HS 

85 Fordham, Ernest Fr. LB 6’1 232 Charleston, SC Washington HS 

51 Frink III, Harlee Jr. OL 6’3 300 Charlotte, NC West Mecklenburg HS 

66 Gainey, Tyree Fr. OL 6’1 300 Pelion, SC Pelion HS 

43 Garrison, Ahmad So. RB 6’2 270 Philadelphia, PA East Carolina University 

12 Gaynor, Jerrell Sr. DB 5’11 180 Gastonia, NC Ashbrook HS 

26 Gourdine, Terrill Sr. RB 5’10 202 Winston-Salem, NC Parkland HS 

24 Grantham, Ethan Fr. RB 5’6 166 Louisburg, NC Bunn HS 

76 Greatheart, Damein Jr. OL 6’6 320 Cherryville, NC Cherryville HS 

52 Gregory, Dominique Fr. DB 5’11 235 Henderson, NC Southern Vance HS 

70 Hall, Allyne So. OL 6’4 365 South Hill, VA Park View HS 

36 Hamilton, Dario Fr. RB 5’10 190 Salisbury, NC Salisbury HS 

10 Harmon, Devonta Sr. DB 6’0 180 Winter Garden, FL South Lake HS 

1 Harris, Miles Jr. TE 6’2 260 Gainesville, FL Eastside HS 

93 Haygood, Michael Sr. DL 6’0 275 Greensboro, NC James B. Dudley HS 

28 Hobbs, Nathaniel Fr. WR 5’5 160 Norfolk, VA Granby HS 

2 Holland, Anthony So. WR 5’9 180 Goldsboro, NC Rosewood HS 

11 Holliday, Travis Jr. LB 5’9 235 Sumter, SC Crestwood HS 

80 Hood Jr., Montoria Fr. WR 6’1 185 Greenville, NC South Central HS 

7 Jackson Jr., Wesley Jr. DL 6’0 225 Hollywood, FL New Mexico Military Institute 

82 James, Carl Fr. WR 6’1 210 Williston, FL Williston HS 

15 Johnson, Justin Sr. LB 6’0 220 Cornelius, NC North Mecklenburg HS 

60 Jones, Steven So. OL 6’0 314 Detroit, MI Lane College 

5 Mishoe, Tevin So. RB 5’11 220 Wilmington, NC New Hanover HS 



1 Miles Harris 

2 Anthony Holland 

3 Jaren Troutman 

4 Isaiah Simms 

5 Tevin Mishoe 

6 Javon Williams 

7 Wesley Jackson, Jr. 

8 Terrance Dennard 

9 Levelle Sears, Jr. 

10 Devonta Harmon 

11 Travis Holliday 

12 Jerrell Gaynor 

13 Scott, Anthony 

14 Levon Stanley 

15 Justin Johnson 

16 Billy Fitzwater 

17 Craig Murdock 

18 Quincy Ekechukwu 

19 Kirkland Davidson 

20 Justin Avery 

21 DaQuawn Dye 

22 John Papilion, Jr. 

23 Malcolm Childress 

24 Ethan Grantham 

25 Jamel Moore 

26 Terrill Gourdine 

27 Anthony Townsend, Jr. 

28 Nathaniel Hobbs 

30 Hillman Tabi 

31 Eric Alston 

32 Tyheim Pitt 

34 Willie Collins, III 

36 Dario Hamilton 

37 Trevor Stuart 

41 Adrian Williams 

43 Ahmad Garrison 

44 Andrew West 

45 Shakeem Bryant 

49 Lev Prince 

51 Harlee Frink, III


52 Dominique Gregory 

53 Scott Farmer 

54 Adam Powell 

55 Rufus Mosley, III 

56 Hillman Evans, IV 

58 Stuart Wallace 

59 Raymond Phillips, III 

60 Steven Jones 

65 Christopher Woodard 

66 Tyree Gainey 

70 Allyne Hall 

75 Montrea Cooper 

76 Damein Greatheart 

78 Josiah Simms 

80 Montoia Hood, Jr. 

81 Keith Grant 

82 Carl James 

85 Ernest Fordham 

90 Devin Evans 

93 Michael Haygood 

94 Donald Pollock 

95 Patrick Antoine 

98 Dorian Edwards 

99 Bobby Williams 


2011 Roster 

25 Moore, Jamel Sr. RB 5’10 192 Williamston, NC Williamston HS 

55 Mosley III, Rufus Jr. LB 5’11 255 Atlanta, GA Stephonson HS 

17 Murdock, Craig Fr. WR 5’9 180 Pikeville, NC Charles B. Aycock HS 

22 Papililon Jr., John Fr. WR 5’9 155 Newport, NC West Carteret HS 

59 Phillips III, Raymond Fr. OL 6’2 250 Hattiesburg, MS Hattiesburg HS 

32 Pitt, Tyheim So. LB 6’0 195 Fremont, NC Charles B. Aycock HS 

94 Pollock, Donald Fr. DL 6’6 349 Goldsboro, NC Goldsboro HS 

54 Powell, Adam Fr. DL 6’4 250 Quincy, FL East Gadsden HS 

49 Prince, Levi Fr. RB 5’9 203 Bolivia, NC South Brunswick HS 

13 Scott, Anthony Fr. DB 5’9 190 Cades, SC Feather River College 

9 Sears, Jr., Levelle Fr. WR 5’11 180 Norfolk, VA Myers Park HS 

4 Simms, Isaiah Jr. DB 5’10 175 Durham, NC Hillside HS 

78 Simms, Josiah Jr. OL 6’3 330 Durham, NC Hillside HS 

14 Stanley, Levon So. QB 5’10 180 Yougsville, NC Bunn HS 

37 Stuart, Trevor So. LB 6’2 210 Nassau, Bahamas Faith Baptist Christian School 

30 Tabi, Hillman Fr. K/P 5’10 185 Lanham, MD Quval HS 

27 Townsend Jr., Anthony Fr. LB 6’1 193 Camden, NJ Camden Catholic HS 

3 Troutman, Jaren So. QB 5’11 190 Knoxville, TN St. Paul’s College 

58 Wallace, Stuart Fr. OL 6’3 300 Shelby, NC Shelby HS 

44 West, Andrew Jr. LB 6’0 205 Lemon Grove, CA Mesa College 

41 Williams, Adrian Fr. DB 5’11 190 Midway, FL East Gadsden HS 

99 Williams, Bobby Fr. DL 6’5 235 Jacksonville, FL Florida Youth Challenge Acad. 

6 Williams, Javon Fr. RB 5’11 205 Goldsboro, NC Rosewood HS 

65 Woodard, Christopher So. OL 6’4 280 Lucama, NC J.B. Hunt HS 

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2011 Preseason Depth Chart 

OFFENSE 

QB 3 Jaren Troutman 5’11 190 So. 

14 Levon Stanley 5’10 180 So. 

RB 25 Jamel Moore 5’10 192 Sr. 

6 Javon Williams 5’11 205 Fr. 

FB 32 Tevin Mishoe 5’11 220 So. 

26 Terrill Gourdine 5’10 202 Jr. 

WR 2 Anthony Holland 5’9 180 So. 

9 Levelle Sears 5’11 180 Fr. 

WR 82 Carl James 6’1 210 Fr. 

17 Craig Murdock 5’9 180 Fr. 

TE 1 Miles Harris 6’2 260 Jr. 

80 Montorio Hood 6’1 185 Fr. 

LT 51 Harlee Frink 6’3 300 Jr. 

66 Tyree Gainey 6’1 300 Fr. 

LG 70 Allyne Hall 6’4 365 So. 

75 Montrea Cooper 6’3 205 Fr. 

C 78 Josiah Simms 6’3 330 Jr. 

59 Raymond Phillips 6’2 250 Fr. 

RG 58 Stuart Wallace 6’3 300 Fr. 

76 Damein Greatheart 6’6 320 Jr. 

RT 65 Chris Woodard 6’4 280 So. 

60 Steven Jones 6’0 314 So. 

K 30 Hillman Tabi 5’10 185 Fr. 

KR 25 Jamel Moore 5’10 192 Jr. 

SPECIAL TEAMS 


DEFENSE 


DE 7 Welsey Jackson 6’0 225 Jr. 

34 Willie Collins 6’2 250 Sr. 

DT 90 Devin Evans 6’3 290 Fr. 

56 Hillman Evans 6’2 254 Fr. 

NT 93 Michael Haygood 6’0 275 Sr. 

98 Dorian Edwards 5’10 280 Jr. 

DE 99 Bobby Williams 6’5 235 Fr. 

54 Adam Powell 6’4 250 Fr. 

MAC 32 Tyheim Pitt 6’0 195 So. 

53 Scott Farmer 5’10 200 So. 

MIKE 11 Travis Holliday 5’9 235 Jr. 

85 Ernest Fordham 6’1 232 Fr. 

WILL 15 Justin Johnson 6’0 220 Sr. 

44 Andrew West 6’0 205 Fr. 

CB 4 Isaiah Simms 5’10 175 Jr. 

19 Ibn Ali 5’10 170 Fr. 

SS 27 Anthony Townsend 6’1 193 Fr. 

13 Anthony Scott 5’9 190 Fr. 

FS 10 Devonta Harmon 6’0 180 Sr. 

20 Malcolm Childress 5’10 185 Fr. 

CB 38 Justin Avery 5’10 150 Fr. 

12 Jerrell Gaynor 5’10 180 Sr. 

P 30 Hillman Tabi 5’10 185 Fr. 

PR 2 Anthony Holland 5’9 180 So. 

6 Javon Williams 5’11 205 Fr. 

LS 55 Rufus Mosley 5’11 255 Jr.


CALIFORNIA (1) 

Lemon Grove - Andrew West 

FLORIDA (13) 

Gainesville - Miles Harris 

Hollywood - Wesley Jackson, Jr. 

Jacksonville - Avery Collins, 

Terrance Dennard, Bobby Williams 

Lake City - Willie Childress III 

Miami - Patrick Antonie, Terry 

Armstrong 

Midway - Adrian Williams 

Orlando - Joey Cook 

Quincy - Adam Powell 

Williston - Carl James 

Winter Garden - Devonta Harmon 

GEORGIA (1) 

Atlanta - Rufus Mosley III 

MARYLAND (1) 

Lanham - Hillman Tabi 

MICHIGAN (1) 

Detroit - Steven Jones 

MISSISSIPPI (1) 

Hattiesburg - Raymond Phillips III 

NEW JERSEY (1) 

Camden - Anthony Townsend, Jr. 

NORTH CAROLINA (40) 

Bolivia - Levi Prince 

Charlotte - Quincy Ekechukwu, 

Billy Fitzwater, Harlee Frink 

Cherryville - Damein Greatheart 

Cleveland - Justin Avery 

Concord - Robert Freeman II 

Cornelius - Justin Johnson 

Durham - Isiah Simms, Josiah Simms 

Fayetteville - Scott Farmer 

Franklinton - Ethan Grantham 

Fremont - Tyheim Pitt 

Gastonia - DaQuawn Dye, 

Jerrell Gaynor 

Goldsboro - Anthony Holland, 

Javon Williams 

Greensboro - Montrea Cooper, 

Michael Haygood 

Henderson - Dominique Gregory 

High Point - G. Malcolm Childress 

Kannapolis - Keith Grant 

Kinston - Dorian Edwards 

Lucama - Christopher Woodard 

Newport - John Papilion, Jr. 

Pikeville - Craig Murdock 

Raleigh - Hillman Evans IV, 

David Highsmith II 

Rockingham - Antoine Bostic 

Rocky Mount - Devin Evans 

Salisbury - Ibn Ali, Darrio 

Hamilton 

Shelby - Stuart Wallace 

Williamston - Jamel Moore 

Wilmington - Shakeem Bryant, 

Tevin Mishoe 

Winston-Salem - Corey Blackwell, 

Terrill Gourdine 

Winterville - Montorio Hood, Jr. 

Youngsville - Levon Stanley 

PENNSYLVANIA (1) 

Philadelphia - Ahmad Garrison 

SOUTH CAROLINA (4) 

Cades - Anthony Scott 

Kingstree - Eric Alston 

Pelion - Tyree Gainey 

Sumter - Travis Holiday 


Roster Breakdowns 

Livingstone’s 2011 roster includes players from 12 states, one 

from Washington, DC and one from the from the Bahamas. 

North Carolina produced the most Blue Bears with 40. 

TENNESSEE (1) 

Knoxville - Jaren Troutman 

VIRGINIA (4) 

Emporia - Cameron Powell 

LaCrosse - Allyne Hall 

Norfolk - Nathaniel Hobbs, 

Levell Sears, Jr. 

WASHINGTON, DC (1) 

Craig Johnson 

BAHAMAS (1) 

Nassau - Trevor Stuart 

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2011 Conference Preview 

Northern Division 

1. Elizabeth City State University 

2. Virginia State University 

3. Bowie State University 

4. Virginia Union University 

5. Chowan University 

6. Lincoln (PA) University 

Offense 

Quarterback 

Creven Powell - Elizabeth City State 

Running Backs 

Daronte McNeil - Elizabeth City State 

Nicholas Cooper - Winston-Salem State 

Wide Receivers 

Robert Holland - Chowan 

Tehvyn Brantley - Winston-Salem State 

Tight End 

Bobby Holliday - Shaw 

Lineman 

Barin Coffi n - Elizabeth City State 

Bryan Garnett - Elizabeth City State 

Larry McDonald - Fayetteville State 

Allen Buckner - Shaw 

Marcus Lawrence - Winston-Salem State 

Kick Returner 

Tyron Laughinghouse - St. Augustine’s 

Place Kicker 

Austin Turner - Fayetteville State 

2011 Predicted Order of Finish 



Southern Division 

1. Shaw University 

2. Winston-Salem State University 

3. St. Augustine’s College 

4. Fayetteville State University 

5. Johnson C. Smith University 

6. Livingstone College 

2011 Pre-Season All-CIAA Team 

Defense 

Lineman 

Larry Jones - Elizabeth City State 

Charles Deas - Shaw 

Stanley Porter - Shaw 

Akeem Ward - Winston-Salem State 

Linebackers 

Delano Johnson - Bowie State 

Burcelee Sterile - Lincoln (PA) 

Jeremy Pruitt - Virginia State 

Defensive Backs 

Kenny Turner - Bowie State 

Andre Lyles - Fayetteville State 

Darnell Evans - Shaw 

Alton Keaton - Winston-Salem State 

Punt Returner 

Tyron Laughinghouse - St. Augustine’s 

Punter 

William Rudd - Virginia State


Elvin J. James 

Head Coach • Offensive Line 

Second Season • Elizabeth City State ‘82 

Elvin J. James, 

54, was hired as Livingstone 

College’s 

33rd head football 

coach in December 

of 2009 after a nationwide 

search. 

James, who is 

entering his second 

season as a collegiate 

head coach, 

has coached at the 

high school level for the majority of his career as an 

assistant and head coach. He also held an assistant 

coaching position at the collegiate level before Livingstone. 

James started his coaching career in 1983 as 

an assistant at North Carolina High School in Denton, 

Maryland before moving to Washington & Lee 

High School in Montross, Virginia in 1984 where he 

worked as an assistant football coach until 1986. 

In 1986, James started his career at Goldsboro 

High School in Goldsboro, North Carolina as 

an assistant. In 1988, James was named the head 

coach of the Cougars. He guided the team to the 

state playoffs in only his second year, a feat he 

reached a total of nine times in his tenure at Goldsboro. 

In 1994 and 1995, James won the Mid-Eastern 

4A State Championship with the Cougars which 

garnered him the Mid-Eastern 4A Coach of the 

Year award both seasons. In 1996, the USA Today 

Weekend Magazine named James “The Most Caring 

Coach in America.” 

James left Goldsboro High School in 2000 

to return to his alma mater of Elizabeth City State 

University as the offensive line coach. After two 

years at ECSU, James returned to Goldsboro where 

he coached the Cougars for two more seasons. 


Head Coach 

Elizabeth City State called on James again 

in 2003 to be the assistant coach, offensive line 

coach and lead recruiter. After the 2005 season 

James again returned to the high school ranks as he 

coached the offensive line at John A. Holmes High 

School in Edenton, North Carolina for one season. 

From 2007 until his hiring at Livingstone, James 

worked as the Assistant to the Athletic Director at 

Elizabeth City State. 

James played football for four years at Elizabeth 

City State from 1979-1982 where he played 

defensive tackle and offensive guard. After graduation, 

James signed as a free agent with the Boston 

Breakers of the United States Football League. 

James received a Bachelor’s of Science Degree 

in Physical Education from Elizabeth City State 

in 1982 and a Master’s of Science Degree in Physical 

Education from North Carolina Central University 

in 1999. 

James is married to the former Mary Kay 

Jones and 

the couple 

has two 

children: 

Ashelyn and 

Jarrod. 

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Assistant Coaches 

John Thomas is 

returning to Livingstone 

for his third stint as a 

member of the Blue Bear 

coaching staff. 

Thomas started his 

coaching career at Livingstone 

in 1994 as the 

wide receivers coach. 

After one season with 

the Blue Bears, Thomas 

moved to Manning, S.C. 

where he was the offensive 

coordinator at Manning 

High School. 

After three seasons 

at Manning High 

John Thomas 

Offensive Coordinator • Quarterbacks 

Second Season • Johnson C. Smith 

School, Thomas returned 

to Livingstone where he 

served as the offensive 

coordinator, quarterbacks 

and offensive line coach. 

Thomas helped the Blue 

Bears to the 1998 CIAA 

Championship. 

Thomas left Livingstone 

after the 2001 season 

and was hired as the 

offensive coordinator at 

St. Paul’s College. After 

spending one season with 

the Tigers, Thomas went 

on to be the offensive 

coordinator and wide receivers 

coach at Edward 

Waters College in Jacksonville, 

Fla. until 2004. 

Thomas returned 

to coaching high school 

football in 2005 when 

he was the linebackers 

coach at Andrew Jackson 

High School in Jacksonville, 

Fla. for one season. 



Greenville County High 

School hired Thomas as 

its assistant coach and 

offensive coordinator for 

two seasons. 

In June 2008, 

Thomas returned to North 

Carolina where he got his 

fi rst head coaching position 

at Gaston College 

Preparatory High School. 

Thomas coached for two 

season at Gaston before 

being hired for the third 

time by the Blue Bears. 

Thomas received 

a Bachelor’s of Science 

Degree in Community 

Health from Johnson C. 

Smith University where 

he played football for 

four seasons. Thomas 

was a two-time All-CIAA 

selection in 1981 and 

1982 and was the CIAA 

Offensive Player of the 

Year in 1982.


Greg Richardson 

Defensive Coordinator • Defensive Line 

First Season • North Carolina Central ‘74 

Greg Richardson begins his fi rst year with the 

Blue Bears in 2011 in his third stint as a football coach 

at Livingstone. Richardson will be the team’s defensive 

coordinator and will also coach the defensive line. 

Richardson is very knowledgeable of the CIAA 

as 11 of his 12 coaching stops have been with CIAA 

institutions. 

Richardson began his coaching career in 1986 

at Johnson C. Smith University where he was the head 

track and fi eld coach as well as the football team’s defensive 

coordinator. After two years with the Golden 

Bulls, he moved to Norfolk State University where he 

continued to coach the track and fi eld team and lead 

the defense for the football squad. 

Richardson then spent one season at the assistant 

head football coach and defensive coordinator 

at North Carolina Central University where he was the 

team’s primary recruiter. 

Richardson’s only stint outside of the CIAA 

started in 1992 and last for two seasons at the University 

of Buffalo. At Buffalo he worked as the assistant 

football coach and defensive coordinator. He assisted 

with the school’s transition to Division I. 

Livingstone hired Richardson for the fi rst time 

in 1994 as the team’s defensive coordinator and he 

spent three years with the Blue Bears. Richardson 

guided the Blue Bear defense to a number one ranking 

in the CIAA for scoring defense. In 1996, Richardson’s 

defense led the NCAA Division II in rushing 

defense. 

After Livingstone, Richardson spent two years 

at Virginia Union University as the team’s defensive 

coordinator. Richardson then returned to Livingstone 

in 1999 as the team’s head coach. Richardson spent 

three years at the helm of the Blue Bear football program, 

where he improved the team’s graduation rate 



and helped improve facilities. 

In 2002, Richardson started a three-year term 

as the defensive coordinator at Winston-Salem State 

University. In his fi rst season, he led the Rams to a 

top ranking in Division II for punt return yardage and 

average. 

Johnson C. Smith hired Richardson in 2005 as 

the team’s assistant head coach and defensive coordinator. 

While with the Golden Bulls he implemented a 

strength and conditioning program and the team was 

nationally ranked in number of turnovers created. 

In 2006, Richardson started a three-year stint 

at Virginia Union. For the fi rst two years, he was the 

team’s defensive coordinator and in his second season, 

led the defense to a nationl ranking in pass defense, total 

defense and scoring defense. In 2008, Richardson 

was promoted to head coach, a title he held for one 

season. 

Immediately prior to this third stint at Livingstone, 

Richardson worked for two years at Johnson C. 

Smith as the team’s defensive coordinator. 

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Malcolm Nelson is entering 

his second season as a member of 

the Livingstone football coaching 

staff. Nelson will be responsible 

for the team’s running backs this 

season. 

Nelson got his coaching 

start in 2004 at Fort Mill High 

School in Fort Mill, South Carolina 

where he coached the wide receivers 

on the 9th Grade team. 

After Fort Mill, Nelson 

spent one year coaching the pop 

warner 11-12 year old team at the 

South Park Youth Athletic Association 

in Charlotte, NC. 

In January of 2007, Nelson 

started at three-year stint at 

Charlotte Olympic High School in 

Charlotte, NC. Nelson coached the 

team’s wide receivers and two of 

his players received scholarships 

to play football at West Virginia 

Wesleyan University. While at 

Olympic High School, Nelson also 

Malcolm Nelson 

Running Backs / Director of Football Operations 

Second Season • Kent State ‘95 

coached with the Carolina Speed 

of the American Indoor Football 

Association, during the offseason. 

Nelson was the team’s special 

teams coordinator and also coached 

the wide receivers. 

Immediately prior to coaching 

at Livingstone, Nelson was the 

quarterbacks and wide receivers 

coach at North Gaston High School 

in Dallas, NC. Nelson made great 

strides in improving the passing 

game at Gaston and had two wide 

receivers voted to the All-Conference 

team. 

During his fi rst year at Livingstone, 

Nelson was responsible 

for coaching the defensive line and 

was also the team’s video coordinator. 



At the beginning of his 

second year with the Blue Bears, 

Nelson got the opportunity to 

coach with the fi ve-time Super 

Bowl Champion Pittsburg Steelers. 

Nelson was the recipient of 

the Bill Walsh Minority Fellowship 

and for three weeks coached with 

the Steelers special teams, working 

directly under their Special Team 

Coordinator. 

As part of the fellowship, 

Nelson coached the Steelers during 

three weeks of training camp which 

also included two preseason games. 

Nelson, far left, coached with the Pittsburg Steelers for three weeks during 

the preseason as part of the Bill Walsh Minority Fellowship.


Rodney Hughey 

Assistant Coach 

Defensive Backs 

Strength Coach 

Rodney Hughey is in his second season coaching the 

Blue Bears. Hughey is in charge of the defensive backs 

and is also the team’s strength and conditioning coach. 

Hughey comes to Livingstone from Northern Iowa 

Community College where he worked as an assistant head 

coach and defensive coordinator. While at Northern Iowa, 

Hughey coached the 2008 defense to a top-10 ranking in 

total defense as well as the top-ranked defense in the country 

in pass effi ciency. 

Each of Hughey’s four starting defensive backs of the 

2008 season went on to transfer to Division I schools to 

continue their football careers. Based on his performance 

as a coach for Northern Iowa, Hughey was invited to coach 

the defensive backs in the NAIA All-Star Game in Houston, 

Texas in the spring of 2009. 

Prior to Northern Iowa, Hughey worked at Concord 

University as a defensive backs coach. 

Hughey graduated from Concord University in 2007 

with a degree in Sociology with an emphasis in Special 

Education. He also holds a Master’s Degree in Behavior 

Science with an emphasis in Counseling from Concord 

University. 

Hughey played for three seasons as a defensive back 

at Concord which competed in the West Virginia Intercollegiate 

Athletic Conference (WVIAC). Hughey was 

a three-time All-Conference selection in 2004, 2005 and 

2006. Hughey was also a First Team All-American in 

2006. He was also named as the 2005 and 2006 team’s 

most valuable defensive MVP and the team’s captain in 

2006. 

In January of 2007, Hughey was selecteed to take part 

in teh Cactus Bowl in Platte City, Missouri which is the 

Division II All-Star Game. Hughey garnered Most Valuable 

Player recognition for his performance. 

After college, Hughey played professionally in the 

arena league for the Columbis Destroyers and played in the 

2007 Arena Bowl Championship in New Orleans, LA. 

Hughey has a son, Rashaun, who is three years old. 



Gilbert Wiggins 

Linebackers 

First Season • Shaw University 

Gilbert Wiggins is starting his third stint as a member of 

the Blue Bear coaching staff . Most recently, Wiggins worked 

as outside linebackers coach at NC Central University for 

four years. 

Wiggins’ fi rst time with the Blue Bears started in 1993, 

running through the 2000 season. He worked as the defensive 

backs coach and defensive coordinator. In 1997, he was 

awarded the NCAA Defensive Coordinator of the Year Award 

by the American Football Quarterly. 

While leading the defense, the Blue Bears had the secondranked 

secondary in 1997 and ranked ninth in 1998. His 

defense was fi rst in the nation in 1997 and he produced 

at least one All-CIAA defensive back for seven consecutive 

years. 

Wiggins played football from 1977-1979 at Elizabeth City 

State University at the defensive back position. He earned 

his Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from Shaw University. 

Wiggins signed as a free agent with the NFL’s Cleveland 

Browns in 1979 but his career was cut short due to illness. 

Reginald Smith 

Wide Receivers 

First Season • NC Central University 

Reginald Smith enters his fi rst season of his second stint 

coaching with the Blue Bears and will be responsible for the 

wide receivers. 

Smith most recently coached at the Victory Christian Center 

School in Charlotte, North Carolina. Smith worked with 

the receivers, special teams and quarterbacks. 

Smith has also spent a large amount of time coaching in 

various levels of professional football. Smith has coached in 

the Intense Football League, the American Indoor Football 

League, the Arena Football League and the International 

Football League. Smith was inducted into the Arena Football 

League Hall of Fame in June of 2002. 

In addition to his professional football experience, Smith 

has also worked at the University of the District of Columbia, 

Johnson C. Smith University, North Carolina Central University, 

Livingstone College and Morris Brown College. 

Smith received his Bachelor of Art’s Degree in History and 

Sociology from North Carolina Central University in 1978. 

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2011 Returning Blue Bears 

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Patrick Antoine 

Defensive Line 

6’2 / 250 

Senior 

Miami, Florida 

Mendocino College 

2010: Appeared in two games, making one tackle. 2009: Took 

a medical red-shirt. 2005-2006: Played football at Mendocino 

College in Ukiah, CA...member of the 2005 Bay Valley Championship 

team. HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football at North 

Miami Senior High School in North Miami, Florida. 

PERSONAL: Son of Elura Bellamy...Born March 17, 1985...Majoring 

in Sociology. 

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DaQuawn Dye 

Defensive Back 

5’11 / 165 

Sophomore 

Gastonia, North Carolina 

Ashbrook High School 

2010: Saw time in a couple games for the Blue Bears in his freshman 

year. HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in football, track and wrestling 

in high school...All-Conference performer in track during 

his senior season. PERSONAL: Son of Dwight Dye and Angelyne 

McKinney...Born May 5, 1989 in Gastonia, NC...Majoring in Business 

Administration. 



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Dorian Edwards 


5’10 / 280 

Junior 

Kinston, North Carolina 

Kinston High School 

2010: Played in all 11 games for the Blue Bears during his sophomore 

campaign...Recorded 26 solo tackles and 19 tackle assists 

for 45 total tackles including eight tackles for loss and one sack... 

Had three forced fumbles and one fumble recovery...Recorded 

a season-high seven total tackles against Fayetteville State on 

October 23. 2009: Played in all 10 games in his freshman season...Named 

to the CIAA All-Rookie Team...Recorded 30 solo 

tackles and 19 tackle assists including seven tackles for loss and 

two sacks...Against Shaw, had a career-high 10 tackles. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Three-year member of the football team and fouryear 

member of the track and fi eld team...Garnered All-Area First 

Team honors for off ense in 2007 and 2008 and also defense in 

2008...Selected to the North Carolina East-West All-Star game in 

2008. PERSONAL: Son of Rowena Jones...Born December 10, 

1990 in Kinston, NC...Majoring in Accounting.


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Scott Farmer 

Linebacker 

5’10 / 200 

Sophomore 

Fayetteville, North Carolina 

Pine Forest High School 

2010: Saw time in seven games during his freshman season... 

Recorded 11 total tackles including four against Fayetteville 

State on October 23. HIGH SCHOOL: Member of the football 

and bowling teams...named MVP of the bowling team in the 

2008-2009 season. PERSONAL: Son of Scott and Mary Farmer... 

Born April 10, 1991 in Fayetteville, NC...Majoring in Computer 

Information Systems. 



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Ahmad Garrison 

Fullback 

6’2 / 270 

Sophomore 

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 

East Carolina University 

2010: Played in fi ve games for Livingstone in his fi rst year of 

football...Recorded six total tackles, one tackle for loss and one 

interception...Had a season-high three tackles against West 

Virginia Wesleyan on October 9...Also participated in indoor 

and outdoor track...Received All-Conference honors for the 

indoor shot put as well as All-Conference honors in the shot 

put and discus in the outdoor track season...Holds the school 

record in the discus throw. 2007-2009: Signed a scholarship 

to East Carolina University to throw the shot put and discus... 

Finished eighth in the shot put in Conference USA in 2008. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for four years and track and 

fi eld for three years at William Tennent High School in Warminster, 

PA and one year of track and fi eld at Topsail High School in 

Hampstead, NC...Named to the All-State Football Team in 2005 

and 2006 in PA...State champion in the discus in North Carolina 

in 2007 and the shot put runner-up...Holds the North Carolina 

state record in the discus. PERSONAL: Son of Alethea Garrison...Born 

September 20, 1989 in Fort Lauderdale, FL...Majoring 

in Criminal Justice. 

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Jerrell Gaynor 


5’11 / 180 

Senior 

Gastonia, North Carolina 

Ashbrook High School 

2010: Appeared in all 11 games for the Blue Bears...Recorded 

21 total tackles and 11 pass breakups...Recorded a career-high 

seven tackles against St. Augustine’s on October 30. 2009: 

Played in nine games for the Blue Bears, recording 16 solo 

tackles and eight tackle assists including two tackles for loss 

and fi ve pass breakups...Had a season-high fi ve tackles against 

Bowie State on September 19. 2008: Saw time in eight games 

making 13 solo tackles and fi ve tackle assists...intercepted two 

passes and forced two fumbles...Had four tackles, one interception 

and two pass breakups against St. Augustine’s on October 18. 

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HIGH SCHOOL: Played football at Ashbrook High School in 

Gastonia, NC for four seasons and was named to the 3A/4A All- 

Big South Conference Team in 2007. PERSONAL: Son of Keith 

and Jacquline Headley...Born November 20, 1989 in Springfi eld, 

MA...Majoring in Business Administration. 

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Terrill Gourdine 

Running Back 

5’10 / 202 

Junior 

Winston-Salem, North Carolina 

Parkland High School 

2010: Appeared in all 11 games for the Blue Bears as a sophomore...Carried 

the ball 63 times for a total of 187 yards...Had 

a career-high 81 yards rushing against Johnson C. Smith on 

November 6. 2009: Played in eight games during his freshman 

season...Rushed 24 times, gaining 49 yards...Caught three 

passes for 15 yards and one touchdown. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Played football at Parkland High School in Winston-Salem, NC. 

PERSONAL: Son of Tyrone Gourdine and Pamela Springs...Born 

July 30, 1990...Majoring in Sport Management. 



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Damein Greatheart 

Off ensive Line 

6’6 / 320 

Junior 

Cherryville, North Carolina 

Cherryville High School 

2010: Played on a limited basis for the Blue Bears in his sophomore 

season, competing as a reserve on the off ensive line. 

2009: Played in all 10 games for Livingstone during his freshman 

campagin. HIGH SCHOOL: Participated on the football 

and track and fi eld at Cherryville High School in Cherryville, 

NC. PERSONAL: Son of Dorothea Kimble...Born March 6, 1991... 

Majoring in Computer Information Systems. 

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Allyne Hall 


6’4 / 365 

Sophomore 

South Hill, Virginia 

Park View High School


2010: Started all 11 games on the off ensive line for the Blue 

Bears in his freshman year. HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year member 

of the Park View High School football team in South Hill, 

VA...Named to the All-State and All-District Teams his senior 

season...Selected to play in the Virginia All-Star Game...Named 

Player of the Week nine times and named the Off ensive Player 

of the Year. PERSONAL: Son of Benjamin and Cassaundra Hall... 

Born June 25, 1992 in South Hill, VA...Majoring in Sport Management. 

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Devonta Harmon 


6’0 / 180 

Senior 

Winter Garden, Florida 

South Lake High School 

2010: Played in all 11 games, starting 10 for the Blue Bears in 

his junior season...Finished second on the team in tackles with 

a total of 57...Recorded two interceptions, two forced fumbles 

and one fumble recovery...Had a season-high nine tackles 

against West Virginia Wesleyan on October 9...Recorded eight 

tackles and one interception against Shaw on October 2. 2009: 

Saw time in all 10 games while starting two contests for Livingstone 

in his sophomore campaign...Finished fourth on the team 

in total tackles with 56...Recorded a career-high fi ve intercep- 



tions in 2009 along with three pass breakups and one blocked 

kick...Recorded nine tackles in two games and intercepted two 

passes against Shaw University on October 24. 2008: Played in 

eight games while getting one start in his freshman season... 

Had a total 36 tackles including 3.5 tackles for loss...Intercepted 

four total passes, had fi ve pass breakups and one blocked kick... 

Recorded eight tackles and one intereception against Chowan 

on October 11...Had two interceptions against Lincoln (PA) 

on September 27...Named the team’s Rookie of the Year and 

named to the CIAA 2nd Team All-Conference. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Played football for three seasons and ran track and fi eld for 

one year at South Lake High School in Winter Garden, Florida... 

Named to the All-County 2nd Team in 2006. PERSONAL: Son 

of Sylvester Gilyard and Tasha Harmon...Born May 9, 1990 in 

Winter Garden, Florida...Majoring in Sport Management. 

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Miles Harris 

Tight End 

6’2 / 260 

Junior 

Gainsville, Florida 

Eastside High School 

2010: Played in eight of eleven games for the Blue Bears in his 

sophomore season, sharing time as a running back, tight end, 

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kicker and punter...Had 39 rushing yards, 46 rushing yards and 

18 kickoff return yards for the season...Went 0-for-1 on point after 

attempts and 0-for-1 on fi eld-goal attempts...Had one punt 

for 33 yards. 2009: Played in three games during his freshman 

season...Caught three passes for 17 total yards. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Participated in football and basketball at Eastside High School 

in Gainsville, Florida. PERSONAL: Son of Carolyn Brett...Born 

September 4, 1989 in Gainsville, Florida...Majoring in Sport 

Management. 

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Michael Haygood 

Defensive End 

6’0 / 275 

Senior 

Greensboro, North Carolina 

James B. Dudley High School 

2010: Started all 11 games for the Blue Bears at the defensive 

end position in his junior year...Recorded 20 solo tackles and 

seven tackle assists including 5.5 tackles for loss and two sacks. 

2009: Played in nine games in his sophomore season...Tallied 

26 solo tackles and 13 tackle assists including 10 tackles for loss 

and two sacks. 2008: Saw time in nine games in his freshman 

campaign...Had 27 total tackles with 3.5 tackles for loss and 

3.5 sacks. HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for four years and 

participated in track and fi eld for two years at James B. Dudley 



High School in Greensboro, NC...All-Conference Selection and 

an All-Area Honorable Mention for football...Placed 2nd in the 

conference in high school in the shot put. PERSONAL: Son of 

Derek and Dacia Bowers...Born May 22, 1989 in Greensboro, 

NC...Majoring in Sport Management and Business Administration. 

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Anthony Holland 

Wide Receiver 

5’9 / 180 

Sophomore 

Goldsboro, North Carolina 

Rosewood High School 

2010: Played in all 11 games for the Blue Bears in his freshman 

season, leading the team in total receiving...Caught a total of 26 

passes for 277 yards. HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football 

and track and fi eld for four years...All-Conference performer in 

track and named to the All-Conference and All-Area teams in 

football in 2005. PERSONAL: Son of Shirleen Edwards...Born 

September 19, 1988 in Capital Heights, Maryland...Majoring in 

Business Administration.


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Travis Holliday 

Linebacker 

5’9 / 235 

Junior 

Sumter, South Carolina 

Crestwood High School 

2010: Played in all 11 games for the Blue Bears in his sophomore 

season...Totaled 17 solo tackles and 21 tackle assists for 

the season...Recorded 3.5 tackles for loss, one sack and one 

fumble recovery over 11 games...In his top game of the season, 

he totaled nine tackles, 1.5 tackles for loss and one sack against 

crosstown rival Catawba on September 11. 2007: Played in 10 

games his freshman season, starting four...Recorded 18 solo 

tackles and 23 tackle assists including 3.5 tackles for loss and 

1.5 sacks. HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football and track and 

fi eld at Crestwood High School in Sumter, SC...Named to the 

All-State and All-Area Teams in 2005 and was named Lineman 

of the Year. PERSONAL: Son of Alexander and Loretta Black... 

Born May 2, 1988 in Sumter, SC...Majoring in Computer Information 

Systems with a minor in Criminal Justice. 



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Justin Johnson 

Linebacker 

6’0 / 220 

Senior 

Cornelius, North Carolina 

North Mecklenburg High School 

2010: Started all 11 games for the Blue Bears in his junior 

season...Recorded 22 solo tackles and 15 tackle assists, including 

six tackles for loss and two sacks...All tallied three pass 

breakups...Had eight tackles, one tackle for loss, one sack and 

two pass breakups against Shaw on October 2...Named the 

team’s Most Valuable Defensive Player and the 2010 team MVP. 

2009: Saw time in all 10 games for Livingstone in his sophomore 

year...Recorded 40 solo tackles and 20 tackle assists for 

third overall on the team...Totaled four tackles for loss and one 

interception...Had two double-digit tackle outings against Lincoln 

(PA) on September 26 with 10 and a career-high 11 tackles 

against Shaw on October 24. 2008: Played in 10 games and 

started six in his freshman season with the Blue Bears...Finished 

fi fth on the team in tackles with 29 solo tackles and 21 tackle 

assists...Added 2.5 tackles for loss, one sack, one forced fumble 

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and two fumble recoveries...Named to the CIAA All-Rookie 

Team. HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for two seasons at North 

Mecklenburg High School in Cornelius, NC...Named to the 

All-Conference, All-Area and the All-Charlotte Observer Teams. 

PERSONAL: Son of Harold Johnson and Auretta Knox...Born 

July 27, 1990 in Charlotte, NC...Majoring in Sport Management 

and Business Administration. 

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Tevin Mishoe 

Running Back 

5’11 / 220 

Sophomore 

Wilmington, North Carolina 

New Hanover High School 

2010: Saw time in all 11 games for the Blue Bears at the running 

back position in his freshman campaign...Rushed 31 

times for 101 yards and one touchdown...Caught six passes for 

34 yards...Had a season-high 19 carries for 80 yards and one 

touchdown against Johnson C. Smith on November 6 in the 



Commemorative Classic...Named as Livingstone’s Most Valuable 

Player for the Commemorative Classic. HIGH SCHOOL: Played 

football for four years, baseball for three years and basketball 

for two years at New Hanover High School in Wilmington, NC... 

Named to the All-Area Team in 2007, 2008 and 2009...Named 

the 2009 Conference Player of the Year. PERSONAL: Son of 

Nancy Mishoe Harper...Born September 8, 1992 in Wilmington, 

NC. 

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Jamel Moore 

Running Back 

5’10 / 192 

Senior 

Williamston, North Carolina 

Williamston High School 

2010: Appeared in all 11 games for the Blue Bears as both 

a running back and kick returner during his junior season... 

Rushed 81 times for a total of 113 yards and one touchdown... 

Caught 10 passes for 32 yards...Returned 14 kicks for a total of 

350 yards and an average of 25 yards per return...Had three kick 

returns for 111 yards against Virginia State on August 28 including 

an 82-yard return which set up Livingstone’s only touch-


down...Earned the CIAA Special Teams Player of the Week award 

for his performance against the Trojans. 2009: Played in all 10 

games in his sophomore season...Caught nine passes for 120 

yards...Had 81 receiving yards and 120 kick return yards against 

Virginia State on August 29. 2008: Had a solid freshman campaign, 

appearing in all 10 games for the Blue Bears...Totaled 

106 rushing yards, 224 passing yards and 346 kick return yards 

for a total of 675 all-purpose yards. HIGH SCHOOL: Played 

football, basketball, baseball and track and fi eld at Williamston 

High School in Williamston, NC...Named to the All-Area Football 

Team in 2007. PERSONAL: Son of Johnnie and Keisha Speller... 

Born November 15, 1988 in Greenville, NC...Majoring in Computer 


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Rufus Mosley 

Linebacker 

5’11 / 255 

Junior 

Atlanta, Georgia 

Stephonson High School 

2010: Appeared in fi ve games for the Blue Bears in his sophomore 

season, recording fi ve total tackles and one tackle for loss. 



2009: Played in four games in his freshman season, recording 

three total tackles. HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for three 

years and wrestled for one year at Stephonson High School in 

Atlanta, GA...Named to the 2nd Team All-Region Team in 2007. 

PERSONAL: Son of Rufus Mosley, Jr. and Ernestine Mosley... 

Rufus Mosley Jr. is a 2011 inductee of the Livingatone Athletics 

Hall of Fame...Born March 1, 1990 in Atlanta, GA...Majoring in 

Primary Education. 

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Tyheim Pitt 

Linebacker 

6’0 / 195 

Sophomore 

Fremont, North Carolina 

Charles B. Aycock High School 

2010: Appeared in six games for the Blue Bears during his 

freshman season...Tallied 16 solo tackles and two tackle assists 

including six tackles for loss and one sack...Recorded a careerhigh 

eight solo tackles against Winston-Salem State on October 

16. HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in football and basketball for 

four years at Charles B. Aycock High School in Fremont, NC... 

Selected to the All-Area and All-Conference Teams in 2008 and 

2009 for football...Named the Defensive Player of the Year in 

2009 and MVP for football in 2008 and 2009...Selected to the 

All-Area and All-Conference Teams for basketball in 2009. PER- 

SONAL: Son of Corey and Maria Ruffi n...Born June 19, 1992 in 

Goldsboro, NC...Majoring in Mathematics. 

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Josiah Simms 


6’3 / 330 

Junior 

Durham, North Carolina 

Hillside High School 

2010: Started all 11 games for the Blue Bears on the off ensive 

line during his sophomore season. 2009: Played in all 10 

games during his freshman season. HIGH SCHOOL: Played 

football for four seasons at Hillside High School in Durham, 

NC...Named to the All-Conference Team in 2008. PERSONAL: 

Son of Isaiah and Marie Simms...Brother, Isiah, also plays for the 

Blue Bears...Born November 23, 1990 in Durham, NC...Majoring 

in Mathematics. 

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Levon Stanley 

Quarterback 

5’10 / 180 

Sophomore 

Youngsville, North Carolina 

Bunn High School 

2010: Played in nine games at the quarterback spot for the Blue 

Bears his freshman season...Completed 59 passes for 406 yards 

and two touchdowns...Rushed for 117 yards and one additional 

touchdown. HIGH SCHOOL: Played football and basketball 

for four years at Bunn High School in Youngsville, NC...Named 

to the All-Conference Team for football his junior and senior 

seasons...In basketball, named to the All-Conference Team his 

junior season and named to the All-Tournament Team his junior 

and senior seasons. PERSONAL: Son of Emma Neal...Born October 

5, 1990 in Durham, NC...Majoring in Sport Management. 



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Trevor Stuart 

Linebacker 

6’2 / 210 

Sophomore 

Nassau, Bahamas 

Faith Baptist Christian School 

2010: Did not see any time on the fi eld in his freshman season. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for two years and basketball 

for four years at Faith Baptist Christian School in the Bahamas... 

Named to the All-Conference Team for football in 2007, 2008 

and 2009...Selected to the First Team All-Conference for basketball 

in 2008, 2009 and 2010...Member of the National Honor 

Society and was elected President of the student body his senior 

year. PERSONAL: Son of Trevor Stuart and Kim Rolle...Born 

September 17, 1991 in the Bahamas...Majoring in Computer 


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Chris Woodard 


6’4 / 280 

Sophomore 

Lucama, North Carolina 

J.B. Hunt High School 

2010: Saw time for the Blue Bears on the off ensive line in six 

games during his freshman season. HIGH SCHOOL: Competed 

in football for three years and basketball for four years at J.B. 

Hunt High School in Lucama, NC...Named to the Second Team 

All-Conference in football in 2009 and selected as an honorable 

mention to the All-Conference Basketball Team in 2010. PER- 

SONAL: Son of Robert and Shirley Woodard...Born September 

7, 1992 in Wilson, NC...Majoring in Sport Management.


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Ibn Ali 


5’11 / 170 

Sophomore 

Salisbury, North Carolina 

Western Carolina University 

2008: Played football at Western Carolina University...Had six 

kickoff returns for 89 yards total. HIGH SCHOOL: Participated 

in football, basketball and track and fi eld at Salisbury High 

School in Salisbury, NC...Named to the 2008 Shrine Bowl. PER- 

SONAL: Son of Bilal Siddeeq Ali and Sharon Davis...Born March 

21, 1990 in Newark, New Jersey...Majoring in Business Administration. 

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Eric Alston 

Running Back 

5’9 / 198 

Junior 

Kingstree, South Carolina 

Feather River College 

2009-2010: Played football at Feather River College in Quincy, 

California. HIGH SCHOOL: Played football and ran track at 

Kingstree High School in Kingstree, SC. PERSONAL: Son of 

Cleadie and Dianne Alston...Born November 16, 1989 in Florence, 

SC...Majoring in Biology. 

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Justin Avery 


5’10 / 150 

Sophomore 

Cleveland, NC 

UNC Pembroke 

2008: Appeared in eight games at defensive back for UNC Pembroke...Ran 

track for UNCP and also ran in the 2008 and 2009 

USA Junior Olympics. HIGH SCHOOL: Played football and ran 

indoor and outdoor track for four years at West Rowan Senior 

High School...Named to the All-County, All-Conference and 

All-State Teams for football in 2007 and was also named the 


2011 Blue Bear Newcomers 

Confereence Defensive Player of the Year in 2007. PERSONAL: 

Son of Christopher Rankin and Gretchen Dunlap...Born September 

29, 1990 in Salisbury, NC...Majoring in Sport Management. 

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Shakeem Bryant 

Running Back 

6’0 / 203 

Freshman 

Wilmington, North Carolina 

Laney High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football and ran track at Laney High 

School in Wilmington, NC...Two-time All-Conference and All- 

Area selection and was team captain for two years...Named the 

track most valuable player for sprints in 2009. PERSONAL: Son 

of LaPeacha Mashburn...Born October 14, 1991 in Baltimore, 

Maryland...Majoring in Computer Information Systems. 

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Malcolm Chidress 


5’10 / 185 

Freshman 

High Point, North Carolina 

T. Wingate Andrews High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated on the football and wrestling 

teams for three years at T. Wingate Andrews High School in 

High Point, NC. PERSONAL: Son of Linda Pierre...Born July 25, 

1991 in Salem, Virginia...Majoring in English and Business. 

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Willie Collins 


6’2 / 250 

Senior 

Lake City, Florida 

Bethune Cookman University 

2008-2010: Played football at Bethune-Cookman University... 

Saw time in two games his freshman year, and four games 

in both his sophomore and junior seasons. HIGH SCHOOL: 

Competed in football, basketball and track and fi eld at Columbia 

High School in Lake City, Florida...Named to the 2nd Team 

All-Area for football his senior season. PERSONAL: Son of Willie 

and Brenda Collins...Born April 29, 1988 in Hudson, New York.... 

Majoring in Physical Education. 

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Montrea Cooper 


6’3 / 205 

Freshman 

Greensboro, North Carolina 

Ben L. Smith High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football at Ben L. Smith High School 

in Greensboro, NC. PERSONAL: Son of Otis Cooper and Mia 

Staton...Born March 4, 1993 in Greensboro, NC...Majoring in 

Business Administration and Early Childhood Education. 

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Terrence Dennard 

Running Back 

5’9 / 175 

Freshman 

Jacksonville, Florida 

Ed White High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for three years at Ed White High 

School in Jacksonville, FL. PERSONAL: Son of Larry Dennard 

and Cynthia Walker...Born November 8, 1989...Majoring in Business 

Administration. 



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Quincy Ekechukwu 

Wide Receiver 

6’2 / 190 

Freshman 

Charlotte, North Carolina 

Phillip O. Berry Academy 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football and basketball for three years 

at Phillip O. Berry Academy in Charlotte, NC...Named to the 

All-Conference Football Team in 2010...Awarded the 2010 Sixth 

Man Award for basketball. PERSONAL: Son of Walter and Edith 

Ekechukwu...Born February 8, 1993 in Charlotte, NC...Majoring 

in Sport Management. 

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Hillman Evans 


6’2 / 254 

Freshman 

Raleigh, North Carolina 

Enloe High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football and participated in track and 

fi eld at Enloe High School in Raleigh, NC...Named to the All- 

Conference Team for football in 2009 and was also named the 

Defensive Player of the Year. PERSONAL: Son of Marilyn Evans- 

Bracey...Born May 15, 1991 in Raleigh, NC...Majoring in Sport 

Management 

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Devin Evans 


6’3 / 290 

Freshman 

Rocky Mount, North Carolina 

Nash Central High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football and track and fi eld at 

Nash Central High School in Rocky Mount, NC...Named to the 

All-Area and All-Conference Teams in 2010 and selected to play 

in the East v. West Game...Named the team’s Defensive Player 

of the Year in 2010. PERSONAL: Son of Devin Evans and Renee 

Powell...Born December 16, 1991 in Rocky Mount, NC...Majoring 

in Business Administration.


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Billy Fitzwater 

Linebacker 

6’0 / 207 

Freshman 


Independence High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football at Independence High School 

in Charlotte, NC. PERSONAL: Son of Daniel and Stephanie 

Fitzwater...Born August 25, 1993 in Mount Pleasant, SC...He is 

undecided on his major. 

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Ernest Fordham 

Linebacker 

6’1 / 232 

Freshman 

Charleston, South Carolina 

Washington High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Four-year member of the football team, threeyear 

member of the wrestling team, two-year member of the 

track and fi eld team and a one-year member of the baseball 

team at Washington High School in Charleston, SC. PERSONAL: 

Son of Ernest Fordham and Karen Capers...Born July 23, 1986 in 

Charleston, SC. 

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Harlee Frink 


6’3 / 300 

Junior 


Hampton University 

2006-2007: Played off ensive line at Hampton University. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Participated in football and track and fi eld at West 

Mecklenburg High School in Charlotte, NC. PERSONAL: Son of 

Harlee and Deborah Frink...Born June 7, 1987 in Charlotte, NC... 

Majoring in Sport Management. 



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Tyree Gainey 


6’1 / 300 

Freshman 

Pelion, South Carolina 

Pelion High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football at Pelion High School in Pelion, 

SC. PERSONAL: Son of Johnny and Nicole Popovich...Born 

March 13, 1992 in Washington, DC...Majoring in Accounting. 

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Ethan Grantham 

Running Back 

5’6 / 166 

Freshman 

Louisburg, North Carolina 

Bunn High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played two years of football and track and fi eld 

at Bunn High School in Louisburg, NC...Named the team’s track 

MVP and Most Improved for football. PERSONAL: Son of Royal 

and Marchetta Grantham...Born July 27, 1990...Majoring in 

Sport Management. 

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Dominique Gregory 


5’11 / 235 

Freshman 

Henderson, North Carolina 

Southern Vance High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football, track and fi eld and 

wrestling at Southern Vance High School in Henderson, NC. 

PERSONAL: Son of Ruben and Martha Gregory...Born March 27, 

1993. 

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Dario Hamilton 

Running Back 

5’10 / 190 

Freshman 

Salisbury, North Carolina 

Salisbury High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football, basketball and track and fi eld 

at Salisbury High School in Salisbury, NC...Holds rushing and 

scoring records at Salisbury High School and the record for 

most yards gained in a single game. PERSONAL: Son of Nettre 

Hamilton...Born December 5, 1989 in Salisbury, NC...Majoring in 

Sport Management. 

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Nathaniel Hobbs 

Wide Reciever 

5’5 / 160 

Freshman 

Norfolk, Virginia 

Granby High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football, track and wrestling at 

Granby High School in Norfolk, VA. PERSONAL: Son of Nathaniel 

Hobbs and Sandra Johnson...Born June 5, 1991 in Norfolk, 

VA...Majoring in Sport Management. 

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Montorio Hood 

Wide Receiver 

6’1 / 185 

Freshman 

Greenville, South Carolina 

South Central High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football and ran track for three years 

at South Central High School in Greenville, SC...Named to the 

All-County Football Team in 2009 and 2010 and Named to the 

All-Conference Football Team in 2010. PERSONAL: Son of 

Montorio Hood and Sheila Hines...Born May 7, 1993 in Kinston, 

NC...Majoring in Criminal Justice and Sport Management. 



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Wesley Jackson 


6’0 / 225 

Junior 

Hollywood, Florida 

Tusculum College 

2009: Played football at New Mexico Military Institute...helped 

lead team to 2009 Salt City Bowl...recorded eight tackles, two 

for loss and one sack. 2010: Played football at Tusculum College. 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for two years and ran 

track for one year at South Broward High School in Hollywood, 

Florida. PERSONAL: Son of Wesley Jackson and Rosita Brathwaite...Born 

February 2, 1989 in Hollywood, FL...Majoring in 

Biology. 

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Carl James 

Wide Receiver 

6’1 / 210 

Freshman 

Williston, Florida 

Williston High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Competed in football and basketball for three 

years and baseball for two years at Williston High School in 

Williston, Florida...Named to the 1st Team All-Area and the 2nd 

Team All-State for football in 2007. PERSONAL: Son of Carl 

and Harriet James...Born January 19, 1990 in Williston, Florida... 

Majoring in Sport Management. 

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Steven Jones 


6’0 / 314 

Sophomore 

Detroit, Michigan 

Lane College 

2004: Played football at Lane College. HIGH SCHOOL: Played 

football for three years at Martin Luther King High School in Detroit, 

Michigan. PERSONAL: Son of Susan Jones...Born October 

17, 1986 in Detroit, MI...Majoring in Business Administration


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Craig Murdock 

Wide Receiver 

5’9 / 180 

Freshman 

Pikeville, North Carolina 

Charles B. Aycock High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for four years and baseball and 

track and fi eld for two years at Charles B. Aycock High School 

in Pikeville, NC...Named to the All-Area Football Team in 2009 

and 2010. PERSONAL: Son of Victor and Carmen LaBoy...Born 

October 18, 1992 in Mooresville, NC. 

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John Papillion 

Wide Receiver 

5’9 / 155 

Freshman 

Newport, North Carolina 

West Carteret High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football and ran track for four years and 

played basketball for three years at West Carteret High School 

in Newport, NC...Twice named to the All-Conference football 

team...Named the Player of the Year and 3A First Team All-State 

selection...Named to the All-Conference Basketball Team. PER- 

SONAL: Son of John and Sharon Papillion...Born June 23, 1992 

in Arlington, Texas. 

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Raymond Phillips 


6’2 / 250 

Freshman 

Hattiesburg, Mississippi 

Hattiesburg High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football at Hattiesburg High School in 

Hattiesburg, Mississippi. PERSONAL: Son of Raymond Phillips 

and LaTanya Potts...Born May 10, 1993 in Charlotte, North 

Carolina...Majoring in Criminal Justice. 



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Donald Pollock 


6’6 / 349 

Freshman 


Goldsboro High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football and track and fi eld 

for four years and baseball for three years at Goldsboro High 

School in Goldsboro, NC...Named to the All-Area and All- 

Conference Teams for football...Three-year state championship 

participant in track and fi eld...Two-year All-Conference honoree 

in the shot put. PERSONAL: Son of Anjanette Reed...Born February 

23, 1990 in Goldsboro, NC...Majoring in Mathematics and 

Business Administration. 

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Adam Powell 


6’4 / 250 

Freshman 

Quincy, Florida 

East Gadsden High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for four years and basektball 

for two years at East Gadsden High School in Quincy, Florida... 

Given the Coach’s Award for football in 2007 and named a Big 

Bend All-American for football in 2010. PERSONAL: Son of 

Anthony and Michele Powell...Born November 18, 1992 in Tallahassee, 

Florida...Majoring in Business Administration. 

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Levi Prince 

Running Back 

5’9 / 203 

Freshman 

Bolivia, North Carolina 

South Brunswick High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football, track and fi eld and basketball 

at South Brunswick High School in Bolivia, NC...Named 

to the All-Conference and All-Area football teams his senior 

season. PERSONAL: Son of Levi Bellamy and Tess Prince...Born 

May 14, 1993 in Supply, NC...Majoring in Biology. 

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Anthony Scott 


5’9 / 190 

Junior 

Cades, South Carolina 

Feather River College 

2009-2010: Played football at Feather River College. HIGH 

SCHOOL: Played football for three years at Kingstree Senior 

High School in Cades, SC. PERSONAL: Son of Michael and 

Laura Scott...Born April 13, 1990 in Cades, SC...Majoring in Biology. 

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Levelle Sears 

Wide Receiver 

5’11 / 180 

Freshman 

Nofolk, Virginia 

Myers Park High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football and track and fi eld at 

Myers Park High School in Charlotte, NC. PERSONAL: Son of 

Levelle and Anita Sears...Born February 19, 1988 in Charlotte, 

NC...Majoring in Criminal Justice. 



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Isaiah Simms 


5’10 / 175 

Junior 

Durham, North Carolina 

Hillside High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for three years at Hillside High 

School in Durham, NC...Named to the All-State and All-Conference 

Teams for two years. PERSONAL: Son of Isaiah and Marie 

Simms...Brother, Josiah, also plays football for the Blue Bears... 

Born January 16, 1990 in Durham, NC...Majoring in Sport Management. 

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Hillman Tabi 

Kicker / Punter 

5’10 / 185 

Freshman 

Lanham, Maryland 

Quval High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football, track and fi eld and 

soccer at Quval High School in Lanham, Maryland. PERSONAL: 

Son of Ivo Degoh...Born October 19, 1993 in Cameroon...Majoring 

in Accounting. 

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Anthony Townsend 

Linebacker 

6’1 / 193 

Freshman 

Camden, New Jersey 

Camden Catholic High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for four years and participated 

in track and fi eld in three years at Camden Catholic High School 

in Camden, NJ...Named to the 2nd Team All-Conference and the 

3rd Team All-West Jersey for football...First Team All-Conference 

for the 100 meters in 2009 and 2nd Team All-Conference in the 

400 meters. PERSONAL: Son of Ida Ingram...Born May 1, 1993 

in Camden, NJ...Majoring in Sport Management.


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Jaren Troutman 

Quarterback 

5’11 / 190 

Sophomore 

Knoxville, Tennessee 

St. Paul’s College 

2008: Played football at St. Paul’s College in Lawrenceville, 

Virginia. HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for four years, baseball 

for three years and basketball for two years at Austin-East 

Magnet High School in Knoxville, Tennessee...Named as a Mr. 

Football fi nalist for the state of Tennessee in 2006...All-Region 

and All-State selection in 2006...Selected as a member of the 

Tennessee-Kentucky All-Star Game. PERSONAL: Son of Jeff rey 

Troutman and Stephanie Jackson...Born May 18, 1989 in Knoxville, 

TN...Majoring in Sport Management. 

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Stuart Wallace 


6’3 / 300 

Freshman 

Shelby, North Carolina 

Shelby High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for two years at Shelby High 

School in Shelby, NC...Named the Most Improved Defensive 

Player in 2007 and given the Sportsmanship Award in 2008. 

PERSONAL: Son of Stephen and Tracy Wallace...Born August 16, 

1991 in Gastonia, NC...Majoring Physical Education. 

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Andrew West 

Linebacker 

6’0 / 205 

Junior 

Lemon Grove, CA 

Mesa College 

2007-2008: Played football at Mesa College in San Diego, 

California. HIGH SCHOOL: Participated in football, track and 

lacrosse at Helix High School in Lemon Grove, CA. PERSONAL: 

Son of Frank and Jaeinta West...Born September 2, 1984 in 

Maryland...Majoring in Biology. 



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Adrian Williams 


5’11 / 190 

Freshman 

Midway, Florida 

East Gadsden High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football for four years at East Gadsden 

High School in Midway, Florida. PERSONAL: Son of Wilbert and 

Cristy Williams...Born October 12, 1992 in Tallahassee, Florida... 

Majoring in Biology. 

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Bobby Williams 


6’5 / 235 

Freshman 

Jacksonville, Florida 

Florida Youth Challenge Academy 

PERSONAL: Son of Bobby Williams and Karlotta King...Born December 

28, 1987 in Jacksonville, Florida...Majoring in Psychology. 

6 

Javon Williams 

Running Back 

5’11 / 205 

Freshman 


Rosewood High School 

HIGH SCHOOL: Played football at Rosewood High School in 

Goldsboro, NC. PERSONAL: Son of Amie Williams...Born January 

25, 1986...Majoring in Physical Education. 

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2010 Opponents 

Game 1 • Chowan 

September 1, 2011 • 6:00 PM 

Garrison Stadium 

Murfreesboro, NC 

Tim Place, Head Coach 

Record at School: 7-23 (3 years) 

Overall Record: 18-34 (5 years) 

Alma Mater: Washington & Lee, ‘90 

www.gocuhawks.com 


Location ..................................................................................................Murfreesboro, NC 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1848 

Enrollment ......................................................................................................................1,050 

President ....................................................................................Dr. M. Christopher White 

Athletics Director ..........................................................................................Dennis Helsel 

Nickname ......................................................................................................................Hawks 

Colors .............................................................................................................Blue and White 

Conference ...........................................Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association 

Stadium (Capacity) ................................................................Garrison Stadium (5,000) 

Coaching Staff 

Head Coach .............................................................................................................Tim Place 

Offi ce Phone ...............................................................................................(252) 398-6288 

Assistant Coaches: Brian Matesic (Asst. Head Coach, Defensive Coordinator), 

Mark Hall (Off ensive Coordinator, Quaterbacks), Omar Nesbit (Off ensive 

Line), Luther Henderson (Running Backs), Ryan Kluever (Defensive Line) 

Team Information 

2010 Record ........................................................................................................................3-7 

2010 Conference Record/Finish .................................................3-4/4th CIAA North 

Off ensive Set .............................................................................................................Multiple 

Defensive Set .......................................................................................................Situational 


Sports Information Director ..................................................................Meredith Long 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(252-398-6468 

Email ...................................................................................................longm@chowan.edu 

Offi ce Fax ......................................................................................................(252) 398-1390 

Asst. Sports Information Director ...........................................................David Hodge 

Assistant Email ..............................................................................hodged@chowan.edu 

Website ..........................................................................................www.gocuhawks.com 

Series History 

Series Record ..................................................................................................................0-2-0 

Last Livingstone Win ...................................................................................................Never 

Last Chowan Win ...............................................................................................2009, 42-33 

2010 Results 

Aug. 28 at Lenoir-Rhyne L, 59-10 

Sept. 3 at The Citadel L, 56-14 

Sept. 18 at Winston-Salem St. L, 48-7 

Sept. 25 Virginai State L, 20-13 

Oct. 2 Virginia Union W, 35-34 

Oct. 9 Lincoln (PA) W, 30-27 

Oct. 16 at St. Paul’s W, 31-20 

Oct. 23 at Shaw L, 35-14 

Oct. 30 at Elizabeth City St. L, 55-14 

Nov. 6 Bowie State L, 59-19 

2011 Schedule 

Sept. 1 LIVINGSTONE 

Sept. 10 at UNC Pembroke 

Sept. 17 WINSTON-SALEM ST. 

Sept. 24 at Virginia State 

Oct. 1 at Virginia Union 

Oct. 8 at Lincoln (PA) 

Oct. 15 at Stillman 

Oct. 22 SHAW 

Oct. 29 ELIZABETH CITY ST. 

Nov. 5 at Bowie State 

Game 2 • Elizabeth City State 


Rocky Mount Athletic Complex 

Rocky Mount, NC 



Waverly Tillar, Head Coach 



Alma Mater: Virginia Union, ‘75 

www.ecsuvikings.com 


Location ....................................................................................................Elizabeth City, NC 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1891 

Enrollment ......................................................................................................................3,208 

Chancellor ..........................................................................................Dr. Willie J. Gilchrist 

Athletics Director .........................................................................................Thurlis J. Little 

Nickname .....................................................................................................................Vikings 

Colors ...........................................................................................................Royal and White 


Stadium (Capacity) ................................................................Roebuck Stadium (5,000) 


Head Coach ....................................................................................................Waverly Tillar 

Offi ce Phone ..............................................................................................(252) 335-3628 

Assistant Coaches: Willie Gillus (Asst. Head Coach, Quaterbacks), Alvin Parker 

(Assoc. Head Coach, Off ensive Coordinator), Marcus Hillard (Defensive 

Coordinator), Monterio Hand (Wide Receivers), Bill Holt (Off ensive Line), 

Steve Rankin (Linebackers), Cedric Pratt (Defensive Backs), Maceo Thomas 

(Defensive Line), Dan Herlihy (Tight Ends) 


2010 Record ........................................................................................................................6-4 

2010 Conference Record/Finish .................................................5-2/3rd CIAA North 


Defensive Set ............................................................................................................Multiple 


Sports Information Director .........................................................................April Emory 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(252) 335-3278 

Email ...............................................................................................aemory@mail.ecsu.edu 

Offi ce Fax ......................................................................................................(252) 335-3627 

Website ..........................................................................................www.ecsuvikings.com 


Series Record ................................................................................................................9-31-0 

Last Livingstone Win ........................................................................................2003, 19-0 

Last Elizabeth City State Win .............................................................................2007, 55-8 

2010 Results 

Aug. 28 Johnson C. Smith W, 45-27 

Sept. 2 at Central Arkansas L, 47-20 

Sept. 18 Fayetteville State W, 38-26 

Sept. 25 Shaw L, 31-28 

Oct. 2 St. Paul’s W, 30-12 

Oct. 9 Virginia Union W, 17-14 

Oct. 14 at Virginia State L, 15-10 

Oct. 23 at Bowie State L, 20-12 

Oct. 30 Chowan W, 55-14 

Nov. 6 at Lincoln (PA) W, 36-6 


Aug. 27 at Delta State 

Sept. 3 WINSTON-SALEM ST. 

Sept. 10 vs. Livingstone 

Sept. 17 at Fayetteville State 

Sept. 24 at Shaw 

Oct. 8 at Virginia Union 

Oct. 15 VIRGINIA STATE 

Oct. 22 BOWIE STATE 

Oct. 29 at Chowan 

Nov. 5 LINCOLN (PA)


Game 3 • Bowie State 


Bulldogs Stadium 

Bowie, MD 

Damon Wilson, Head Coach 



Alma Mater: Bowie State, ‘00 

www.bsubulldogs.com 


Location ................................................................................................................Bowie, MD 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1865 

Enrollment ......................................................................................................................5,617 

President ...........................................................................................Dr. Mickey L. Burnim 

Athletics Director ..............................................................................................Anton Goff 

Nickname ..................................................................................................................Bulldogs 

Colors .............................................................................................................Black and Gold 


Stadium (Capacity) ................................................................Bulldogs Stadium (2,964) 


Head Coach ..................................................................................................Damon Wilson 

Offi ce Phone ..............................................................................................(301) 860-3578 

Assistant Coaches: Aaron Kinchen (Defensive Line), Antone’ Sewell (Defensive 

Coordinator), Jason Woodman (Off ensive Coordinator), Richard Reddix 

(Off ensive Line), Jonathan Gerald (Wide Receivers), Moses Ware (Tight Ends), 

Terrence Staff ord (Defensive Backs) 


2010 Record ........................................................................................................................6-4 

2010 Conference Record/Finish .................................................5-2/2nd CIAA North 


Defensive Set ......................................................................................................................4-3 


Sports Information Director ..................................................................Gregory Goings 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(301) 860-3574 

Email ..........................................................................................ggoings@bowiestate.edu 

Offi ce Fax ......................................................................................................(301) 860-3585 

Website ..........................................................................................www.bsubulldogs.com 


Series Record .............................................................................................................16-11-0 


Last Bowie State Win ..........................................................................................2010, 55-6 

2010 Results 

Aug. 28 at Seton Hill L, 14-20 

Sept. 4 at Morgan St. L, 7-14 

Sept. 11 at Fayetteville St. L, 7-27 

Sept. 18 at Livingstone W, 55-6 

Sept. 25 Virginia Union W, 28-27 

Oct. 2 Virginia State L, 15-16 

Oct. 9 vs. St. Paul’s W, 16-10 (OT) 

Oct. 16 Lincoln (PA) W, 24-18 

Oct. 23 Elizabeth City St. W, 20-12 

Nov. 6 at Chowan W, 59-19 


Sept. 3 at Assumption 

Sept. 10 BENEDICT 

Sept. 17 LIVINGSTONE 

Sept. 24 at Virginia Union 

Oct. 1 at Virginia State 

Oct. 6 at Fairmont State 

Oct. 15 at Lincoln (PA) 

Oct. 22 at Elizabeth City State 

Oct. 29 at Shepherd 

Nov. 5 CHOWAN 


Game 4 • Virginia U. of Lynchburg 



Salisbury, NC 


Willard Bailey, Head Coach 

Record at School: 0-0, First Season 

Overall Record: 0-0, First Season 

Alma Mater: Norfolk State 

www.shawbears.com 


Location ..........................................................................................................Lynchburg, VA 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1888 

Enrollment ...........................................................................................................................500 

President .....................................................................................................Dr. Ralph Reavis 

Athletics Director ..........................................................................................Willard Bailey 

Nickname ..................................................................................................................Dragons 

Colors ......................................................................................................Cadet Blue & White 

Conference ...................................................................................................................USCAA 

Stadium ......................................................................................Lynchburg City Stadium 


Head Coach ....................................................................................................Willard Bailey 


2010 Record ........................................................................................................................N/A 

2010 Conference Record/Finish ................................................................................N/A 


Sports Information Director ....................................................................Bianca Warren 

Email ..........................................................................................................bwarren@vul.edu 

Website .............................................................................................www.shawbears.com 


Series Record .......................................................................................................................0-0 

Last Livingstone Win .....................................................................................First Meeting 

Last VUL Win .................................................................................................First Meeting 

2010 Results 

DID NOT PLAY FOOTBALL IN 2010 


Sept. 3 at North Carolina A&T 

Sept. 10 at Edward Waters 

Sept. 17 LOUISBURG 

Sept. 24 at Livingstone 

Oct. 1 at Coppin State 

Oct. 8 WEST VIRGINIA TECH 

Oct. 15 WESLEY COLLEGE 

Oct. 21 at Fort Union Academy 

Oct. 29 LINCOLN (PA) 

Nov. 12 at George Mason 

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Game 5 • Shaw 

October 1, 2011 • 1:00 PM 

Durham County Stadium 

Durham, NC 

Darrell Asberry, Head Coach 



Alma Mater: Jackson State, ‘94 

www.shawbears.com 


Location ................................................................................................................Raleigh, NC 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1865 

Enrollment ......................................................................................................................2,444 

President ...................................................................................Dr. Dorothy Cowser Yancy 

Athletics Director .........................................................................................Marcus Clarke 

Nickname .........................................................................................................................Bears 

Colors ......................................................................................................Garnett and White 


Stadium (Capacity) ..............................Durham County Memorial Stadium (8,000) 


Head Coach ..................................................................................................Darrell Asberry 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(919) 743-5703 

Assistant Coaches: Richard McGeorge (Off ensive Coordinator), Sherman 

Simmons (Defensive Line), David Geralds (Linebackers), Robert Massey (Defensive 

Coordinator), Jermonte Kimbrough (Quaterbacks), Tory Ross (Wide 

Receivers), Felton Page (Running Backs), Jermod Mapp (Special Teams) 


2010 Record ........................................................................................................................9-3 

2010 Conference Record/Finish .................................................5-2/2nd CIAA South 

Off ensive Set ...............................................................................................................Spread 

Defensive Set ................................................................................................Multiple 4-2-5 


Sports Information Director ...............................................................Sherri Fillingham 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(919) 546-8250 

Email ..............................................................................................sfi llingham@shawu.edu 

Offi ce Fax ......................................................................................................(919) 546-8444 

Website .............................................................................................www.shawbears.com 


Series Record .............................................................................................................13-14-5 


Last Shaw Win .......................................................................................................2010, 34-0 

2010 Results 

Sept. 4 Virginia Union W, 57-27 

Sept. 11 at Elon L, 26-55 

Sept. 18 at Catawba L, 21-32 

Sept. 25 at Elizabeth City St. W, 31-28 

Oct. 2 at Livingstone W, 34-0 

Oct. 9 at Johnson C. Smith W, 45-13 

Oct. 16 Fayetteville State W, 34-27 

Oct. 23 Chowan W, 35-14 

Oct. 30 Winston-Salem St. W, 31-27 

Nov. 6 at St. Augustine’s W, 10-6 

Nov. 13 vs. Virginia State W, 14-7 

Nov. 20 at Shepherd L, 40-6 


Sept. 3 at Stillman 

Sept. 10 at Deleware State 

Sept. 17 at Benedict 

Sept. 24 ELIZABETH CITY ST. 

Oct. 1 LIVINGSTONE 

Oct. 8 JOHNSON C. SMITH 

Oct. 15 at Fayetteville State 

Oct. 22 at Chowan 

Oct. 29 at Winston-Salem State 

Nov. 5 ST. AUGUSTINE’S 

Game 6 • Edward Waters 


Earl S. Kitchings Stadium 

Jacksonville, FL 



Brad C. Bernard, Head Coach 

Record at School: First Season 

Overall Record: First Season 

Alma Mater: Georgia Southern, ‘91 

www.ewc.edu/athletics 


Location ........................................................................................................Jacksonville, FL 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1866 

Enrollment ..........................................................................................................................902 

President ..............................................................................................Nathaniel Glover, Jr. 

Athletics Director ....................................................................................Johnny Rembert 

Nickname .......................................................................................................................Tigers 

Colors .............................................................................................Purple, Orange & White 

Conference ..........................................................................................NAIA - Independent 

Stadium (Capacity) ...................................................Earl S. Kitchings Stadium (8,000) 


Head Coach ................................................................................................Brad C. Bernard 

Assistant Coaches: Gregory Ross (Off ensive Coord., Quarterbacks), Lamont 

Turner (Off ensive Line), Kerry Gee (Running Backs), Reggie Williams (Wide 

Receivers), Lane Powell (Defensive Coord.), Arthur Mallory (Defensive Backs), 

Dennis Clemmons (Defensive Line) 


2010 Record ........................................................................................................................2-9 


Defensive Set .............................................................................................................Multiple 


Sports Information Director .....................................................................Henry J. Smith 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(904) 470-8045 

Email ..........................................................................................................hsmith@ewc.edu 

Offi ce Fax ......................................................................................................(904) 470-8039 

Website ........................................................................................www.ewc.edu/athletics 


Series Record ...................................................................................................................1-1-0 


Last Edward Waters Win ...................................................................................1960, 27-7 

2010 Results 

Aug. 28 at Brevard L, 27-53 

Sept. 4 at Bethune-Cookman L, 10-70 

Sept. 11 North Greenville L, 14-44 

Sept. 18 New Orleans W, 26-21 

Sept. 25 South Alabama L, 0-60 

Oct. 2 Louisburg L, 10-20 

Oct. 9 Webber Int’l L, 6-45 

Oct. 16 @ North Greenville L, 0-42 

Oct. 23 @ NC Central L, 7-20 

Oct. 30 Lambuth L, 27-44 

Nov. 6 Columbus State W, 43-0 


Sept. 3 LANE COLLEGE 

Sept. 10 vs. VA Univ. of Lynchburg 

Sept. 17 at Morehouse 

Oct. 1 CONCORDIA 


Oct. 15 at Webber International 

Oct. 22 at Winston-Salem State 

Oct. 29 SHORTER COLLEGE 

Nov. 5 at Ave Maria 

Nov. 12 at Southern Virginia


Game 7 • Winston-Salem State 



Salisbury, NC 

Connell Maynor, Head Coach 



Alma Mater: North Carolina A&T, ‘95 

www.WSSURams.com 


Location .................................................................................................Winston-Salem, NC 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1892 

Enrollment ......................................................................................................................6,442 

Chancellor ..........................................................................................Dr. Donald J. Reeves 

Athletics Director .........................................................................................William Hayes 

Nickname .........................................................................................................................Rams 

Colors ..............................................................................................................Red and White 


Stadium (Capacity) ....................................................Bowman Gray Stadium (18,000) 


Head Coach .................................................................................................Connell Maynor 

Offi ce Phone ..............................................................................................(336) 750-2960 

Assistant Coaches: John Eder (Asst. Head Coach), Kienus Boulware (Defensive 

Coodinator/Linebackers), Richard Hayes (Defensive Backs), Duane Taylor 

(Wide Receivers), Daren Hart (Defensive Backs) 


2010 Record ........................................................................................................................8-2 

2010 Conference Record/Finish .................................................6-2/3rd CIAA South 

Off ensive Set .....................................................................................................Multiple Pro 

Defensive Set .........................................,..................................................................Multiple 


Interim Athletic Media Relations Director .......................................Trevin Goodwin 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(336) 750-2143 

Email .................................................................................................goodwintq@wssu.edu 

Asst. Athletic Media Relations Director .................................................Moriah Jones 

Asst. Offi ce Phone .....................................................................................(336) 750-2909 

Asst. Email ............................................................................................jonesml@wssu.edu 

Website ..........................................................................................www.WSSURams.com 


Series Record .............................................................................................................11-34-1 


Last Winston-Salem State Win ........................................................................2010, 58-0 

2010 Results 

Aug. 28 vs. Virginia Union W, 47-13 

Sept. 4 at North Carolina A&T W, 21-14 

Sept. 11 at North Carolina Central W, 34-27 

Sept. 18 Chowan W, 48-7 

Sept. 25 at Fayetteville St. W, 31-14 


Oct. 9 St. Augustine’s L, 40-35 

Oct. 16 Livingstone W, 58-0 

Oct. 23 UNC Pembroke W, 21-7 



Sept. 3 at Elizabeth City State 

Sept. 10 at Virginia Union 

Sept. 17 at Chowan 

Sept. 24 FAYETTEVILLE ST. 


Oct. 8 at St. Augustine’s 

Oct. 15 at Livingstone 

Oct. 22 EDWARD WATERS 

Oct. 29 SHAW 

Nov. 5 at UNC Pembroke 


Game 8 • Fayetteville State 



Salisbury, NC 

Kenny Phillips, Head Coach 



Alma Mater: East Carolina, ‘85 

www.fsubroncos.com 


Location ........................................................................................................Fayetteville, NC 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1867 

Enrollment ......................................................................................................................6,632 

Chancellor .......................................................................................Dr. James A. Anderson 

Athletics Director ................................................................................Dr. Edward McLean 

Nickname ...................................................................................................................Broncos 

Colors ..........................................................................................Royal Blue and Lily White 


Stadium (Capacity) ...............................................Luther Nick Jeralds Stadium (7,500) 


Head Coach ....................................................................................................Kenny Phillips 

Offi ce Phone ..............................................................................................(910) 672-1648 

Assistant Coaches: Richard Portee (Off ensive Coordinator), David V. Bowser 

(Defensive Backs), Marcus Gladden (Off ensive Line), Tim Heath (Running 

Backs), Wayman Westbrooks (Wide Receivers), James Williams (Defensive 

Backs), Damien Adams (Defensive Line) 


2010 Record ........................................................................................................................5-5 

2010 Conference Record/Finish .................................................4-3/4th CIAA South 

Off ensive Set .............................................................................................................Pro Style 

Defensive Set ..................................................................................................................3-5-3 


Sports Information Director ...............................................................Adrian Ferguson 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(910) 672-1254 

Email ..................................................................................................afergus1@uncfsu.edu 

Asst. Sports Information Director ............................................................Alex Podlogar 

Asst. Email ......................................................................................apodloga@uncfsu.edu 

Website .............................................................................................www.fsubroncos.com 


Series Record .............................................................................................................25-36-2 


Last Fayetteville State Win ................................................................................2010, 59-6 

2010 Results 

Sept. 4 at UNC Pembroke L, 39-0 

Sept. 11 Bowie State W, 27-7 

Sept. 18 at Elizabeth City St. L, 38-26 

Sept. 25 Winston-Salem St. L, 31-14 

Oct. 2 at St. Augustine’s L, 42-36 

Oct. 9 at Virginia State W, 21-14 


Oct. 23 Livingstone W, 59-6 

Oct. 30 Johnson C. Smith W, 64-6 

Nov. 6 Virginia Union W, 44-27 



Sept. 3 UNC PEMBROKE 

Sept. 8 at Carson-Newman 

Sept. 17 ELIZABETH CITY ST. 

Sept. 24 at Winston-Salem State 

Oct. 1 ST. AUGUSTINE’S 

Oct. 8 VIRGINIA STATE 

Oct. 15 SHAW 

Oct. 22 at Livingstone 

Oct. 29 at Johnson C. Smith 

Nov. 5 at Virginia Union 

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Game 9 • St. Augustine’s 


Broughton High School Stadium 

Raleigh, NC 

Michael Costa, Head Coach 



Alma Mater: Norfolk State 

www.saintaugfalcons.com 


Location ................................................................................................................Raleigh, NC 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1867 

Enrollment ......................................................................................................................1,508 

President .................................................................................Dr. Dianne Boardley Suber 

Athletics Director ......................................................................................George Williams 

Nickname .....................................................................................................................Falcons 

Colors .............................................................................................................Blue and White 


Stadium (Capacity) ...................................Broughton High School Stadium (3,800) 


Head Coach ....................................................................................................Michael Costa 

Offi ce Phone ..............................................................................................(919) 516-5180 

Assistant Coaches: Willie Bennett (Co-Defensive Coordinator), Kevin Dial 

(Wide Receivers), Demius Frazier (Linebackers), William Frizzelle (Secondary), 

Tremayne Henry (Co-Defensive Coordinator), Jimmy Heggins (Off ensive 

Line), Jermaine Gales (Off ensive Coordinator), Anthony Scott (Co-Off eensive 

Line), Matthew Montgomery (Quarterbacks) 


2010 Record ........................................................................................................................9-2 

2010 Conference Record/Finish .................................................6-1/2nd CIAA South 

Off ensive Set .....................................................................................................................Pro I 

Defensive Set ......................................................................................................................4-3 


Sports Information Director .................................................................Anthony Jeff ries 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(919) 516-4141 

Email .................................................................................................awjeff ries@st-aug.edu 

Offi ce Fax ......................................................................................................(919) 516-5810 

Website ..................................................................................www.saintaugfalcons.com 


Series Record ................................................................................................................2-14-3 


Last St. Augustine’s Win .....................................................................................2010, 33-0 

2010 Results 

Sept. 4 at Catawba W, 20-17 

Sept. 11 Mars Hill L, 41-12 

Sept. 18 St. Paul’s W, 31-7 

Sept. 25 at Lincoln (PA) W, 52-21 

Oct. 2 Fayetteville St. W, 42-36 

Oct. 9 at Winston-Salem St. W, 40-35 

Oct. 16 at Central State W, 21-14 


Oct. 30 at Livingstone W, 33-0 

Nov. 6 Shaw L, 10-6 

Dec. 4 vs. Fort Valley St. W, 20-9 


Aug. 27 at Virginia Union 

Sept. 3 CATAWBA 

Sept. 10 at New Haven 

Sept. 24 LINCOLN (PA) 

Oct. 1 at Fayetteville State 

Oct. 8 WINSTON-SALEM ST. 

Oct. 15 at West Georgia 



Nov. 5 at Shaw 

Game 10 • Johnson C. Smith 

November 5, 2011 • 2:00 PM 

Irwin Belk Complex 

Charlotte, NC 



Steven Aycock, Head Coach 



Alma Mater: Savannah State, ‘94 

www.goldenbullsports.com 


Location ............................................................................................................Charlotte, NC 

Founded ...........................................................................................................................1867 

Enrollment ......................................................................................................................1,630 

President ...................................................................................................Dr. Ronald Carter 

Athletics Director ............................................................................................Steve Joyner 

Nickname ...........................................................................................................Golden Bulls 

Colors .............................................................................................................Navy and Gold 


Stadium (Capacity) ..............................................................Irwin Belk Complex (4,500) 


Head Coach ..................................................................................................Steven Aycock 

Offi ce Phone ..............................................................................................(704) 378-1208 

Assistant Coaches: Maurice Flowers (Off ensive Coordinator/Quarterbacks), 

Craig Cox (Defensive Line), Kevin Thompson (Off ensive Line), Steve Shipp 

(Wide Receivers/Defensive Backs), Eric Brown (Special Teams) 


2010 Record ........................................................................................................................2-8 

2010 Conference Record/Finish .................................................1-6/5th CIAA South 


Defensive Set ......................................................................................................................4-4 


Sports Information Director ..................................................................Lamont Hinson 

Offi ce Phone ................................................................................................(704) 378-1118 

Email ..........................................................................................................lhinson@jcsu.edu 

Offi ce Fax ......................................................................................................(704) 330-1426 

Website ...............................................................................www.goldenbullsports.com 


Series Record .............................................................................................................30-41-3 


Last Johnson C. Smith Win ...........................................................................2010, 26-13 

2010 Results 

Aug. 28 at Elizabeth City St. L, 45-27 

Sept. 2 at NC Central L, 59-0 

Sept. 11 West Virginia Tech. W, 45-21 

Sept. 18 Brevard L, 25-21 

Oct. 2 Winston-Salem St. L, 49-3 

Oct. 9 Shaw L, 45-13 

Oct. 16 at Virginia Union L, 41-22 

Oct. 23 St. Augustine’s L, 34-24 

Oct. 30 at Fayetteville St. L, 64-6 

Nov. 6 Livingstone W, 26-13 


Sept. 3 WEST VIRGINIA ST. 

Sept. 10 at Brevard 

Sept. 17 VIRGINIA STATE 

Sept. 24 at Davidson 

Oct. 1 at Winston-Salem St. 

Oct. 8 at Shaw 

Oct. 15 VIRGINIA UNION 

Oct. 22 at St. Augustine’s 

Oct. 29 FAYETTEVILLE ST. 

Nov. 5 LIVINGSTONE


CHOWAN UNIVERSITY 

September 1, 2011 • 6:00 PM • Garrison Stadium • Murfreesboro, NC 

Since entering the CIAA, the Chowan Hawks have defeated the Blue Bears twice, both at home and on the road. The 

Blue Bears will be in search of their fi rst victory against the Hawks to open the season. 

YEAR LC CU 

2008 20 41 

BOWIE STATE UNIVERSITY 

September 17, 2011 • 1:00 PM • Bulldogs Stadium • Bowie, MD 

The Blue Bears and Bulldogs have met each year since 2005, but the Blue Bears have only won by forfeit in six games in 

the 2000s. Livingstone will be looking to pick up an on-the-fi eld victory in 2011. 

YEAR LC BSU 

1973 42 0 

1974 3 6 

1979 7 6 

1980 0 29 

1981 20 3 

1982 65 27 

1983 32 33 

1984 54 0 

1985 30 0 

1986 10 0 

YEAR LC CU 

2009 33 42 

ELIZABETH CITY STATE UNIVERSITY 

September 10, 2011 • 4:00 PM • Rocky Mount Athletic Complex • Rocky Mount, NC 

Down East Football Classic 

Livingstone will play Elizabeth City in Rocky Mount, NC in the Down East Football Classic. The two teams haven’t met 

since 2007 and the Blue Bears are winless against the Vikings since 2003. 

YEAR LC ECSU 

1939 20 0 

1946 0 19 

1947 7 24 

1948 2 25 

1949 0 52 

1950 0 14 

1951 0 20 

1952 2 25 

1953 0 25 

1954 0 21 

1955 0 12 

1956 0 7 

1963 6 34 

Series Records vs. 2011 Opponents 

YEAR LC ECSU 

1964 8 6 

1965 17 22 

1966 17 22 

1967 18 68 

1968 18 36 

1969 16 21 

1970 6 8 

1972 21 42 

1973 14 0 

1983 25 17 

1984 12 13 

1989 8 16 

1990 24 0 

YEAR LC BSU 

1987 2 27 

1988 16 17 

1991 19 3 

1992 21 13 

1993 12 31 

1994 36 0 

1995 22 15 

1996 29 0 

1997 40 # 9 

# LC Forfeited 


YEAR LC ECSU 

1994 14 16 

1995 6 16 

1996 26 11 

1997 41 16 

1998 59 0 

1999 33 34 

2000 34 22 

2001 22 37 

2002 32 14 

2003 19 0 

2005 6 51 

2006 0 26 

2007 8 55 

YEAR LC BSU 

1998 14 0 

1999 43 14 

2005 15 33 

2006 7 3 

2007 6 44 

2008 10 15 & 

& BSU Forfeited 

2009 0 51 

2010 6 55 

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YEAR LC VUL 

2010 

VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF LYNCHBURG 

September 24, 2011 • 6:00 PM • Alumni Memorial Stadium • Salisbury, NC 

This will be the fi rst meeting between the two schools. 



SHAW UNIVERSITY 

October 1, 2011 • 1:00 PM • Durham County Stadium • Durham, NC 

Shaw has owned the Battle of the Bears the last eight seasons. Livingstone last defeated Shaw in 1978. 

YEAR LC SU 

1901 W L 

1901 W L 

1906 5 0 

1912 12 0 

1914 8 0 

1916 25 11 

1922 0 0 

1923 6 0 

1924 0 0 

1927 0 0 

YEAR LC SU 

1928 14 2 

1930 6 19 

1931 6 6 

1970 13 14 

1971 14 6 

1972 6 9 

1973 23 0 

1974 31 6 

1975 7 7 

1976 10 56 

YEAR LC SU 

1977 27 6 

1978 11 0 

2003 34 44 

2004 7 17 

2005 27 49 

2006 14 18 

2007 7 35 

2008 7 55 

2009 3 54 

2010 0 34 

EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE 

October 8, 2011 • 3:00 PM • Earl S. Kitchings Stadium (William W. Raines High School) • Jacksonville, FL 

Edward Waters and Livingstone have only met twice in the school’s histories with each team picking up a victory. The 

Blue Bears last defeated Edward Waters in 2001. 

YEAR LC EWC 

1960 7 27 

YEAR LC EWC 

2001 14 7


WINSTON-SALEM STATE UNIVERSITY 

October 15, 2011 • 6:00 PM • Alumni Memorial Stadium • Salisbury, NC 

Winston-Salem State returned to the CIAA in 2010 and continued their dominance of the Blue Bears. Livingstone has 

been winless against the Rams since 1998. 

YEAR LC WSSU 

1941 7 12 

1946 0 19 

1947 0 7 

1948 7 13 

1965 24 19 

1966 43 36 

1967 14 2 

1968 14 12 

1969 32 12 

1970 27 7 

1971 7 12 

1972 6 50 

1973 26 14 

1974 13 0 

1975 27 0 

1976 0 6 

YEAR LC WSSU 

1977 9 17 

1978 29 55 

1979 7 47 

1980 3 47 

1981 6 25 

1982 22 35 

1983 20 32 

1984 13 45 

1985 6 30 

1986 8 82 

1987 6 30 

1988 3 27 

1989 16 28 

1990 13 28 

1991 18 54 

1992 12 49 


YEAR LC WSSU 

1993 20 35 

1994 12 17 

1995 17 17 

1996 39 6 

1997 41 7 

1998 38 33 

1999 0 34 

2000 7 28 

2001 0 31 

2002 6 23 

2003 23 42 

2004 21 31 

2005 14 42 

2010 0 58 

FAYETTEVILLE STATE UNIVERSITY 

October 22, 2011 • 1:30 PM • Alumni Memorial Stadium Stadium • Salisbury, NC 

Fayetteville State owns a 36-26-2 record over the Blue Bears and had a dominating performance in 2010. The Blue Bears 

will be looking for their fi rst victory over the Broncos since 1999. 

YEAR LC FSU 

1929 37 0 

1934 0 6 

1938 0 31 

1939 2 6 

1941 21 0 

1946 0 6 

1946 0 24 

1948 0 26 

1949 0 40 

1951 0 20 

1952 0 18 

1953 6 26 

1961 14 6 

1962 14 20 

1963 12 20 

1964 6 26 

1965 6 8 

1966 27 6 

1967 27 6 

1968 13 8 

1969 28 0 


YEAR LC FSU 

1970 14 15 

1971 9 8 

1972 7 13 

1973 34 20 

1974 19 15 

1975 7 15 

1976 15 0 

1977 23 12 

1978 6 6 

1979 6 7 

1980 0 25 

1981 10 19 

1982 17 16 

1983 8 7 

1984 18 21 

1985 21 22 

1986 21 21 

1987 0 16 

1988 19 13 

1989 13 20 

1990 16 21 

YEAR LC FSU 

1991 34 9 

1992 20 26 

1993 35 32 

1994 9 0 

1995 39 21 

1996 42 17 

1997 67 13 

1998 55 26 

1999 34 7 

2000 6 12 

2001 9 26 

2002 12 42 

2003 28 27 

2004 19 62 

2005 22 52 

2006 16 34 

2007 20 58 

2008 20 55 

2009 8 31 

2010 6 59 

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ST. AUGUSTINE’S COLLEGE 

October 29, 2011 • 1:30 PM • Broughton High School Stadium • Salisbury, NC 

Since returning to play the Blue Bears in 2002, the Falcons are 7-1 against Livingstone. The Falcons fell to the Blue 

Bears in 2002 and haven’t lost since. 

YEAR LC SAC 

1925 6 6 

1926 L W 

1927 7 0 

1928 13 13 

1940 6 6 

1941 0 3 

YEAR LC SAC 

1947 0 6 

1948 8 61 

1964 0 16 

1965 13 40 

2002 12 7 

2003 32 35 

YEAR LC SAC 

2004 7 13 

2006 16 31 

2007 8 27 

2008 6 28 

2009 7 31 

2010 0 33 

JOHNSON C. SMITH UNIVERSITY 

November 5, 2010 • 2:00 PM • Memorial Stadium • Charlotte, NC 

The long-time rivalry between the Blue Bears and Golden Bulls will be renewed in the 3rd Commeorative Classic. 

Livingstone defeated Johson C. Smith in 2008, but the Golden Bulls have won both Classic games. 

YEAR LC JCSU 

1892 0 5 

1912 13 2 

1913 3 0 

1914 3 0 

1915 6 0 

1916 0 21 

1920 12 0 

1921 25 0 

1922 7 0 

1923 2 0 

1924 7 12 

1926 0 13 

1927 27 26 

1928 6 19 

1929 0 0 

1930 6 19 

1932 6 7 

1935 0 12 

1936 6 25 

1937 0 6 

1938 0 26 

1939 0 13 

1940 6 65 

1941 0 34 

1957 19 19 

YEAR LC JCSU 

1958 6 22 

1963 0 41 

1964 6 83 

1965 12 34 

1966 13 13 

1967 6 44 

1968 15 0 

1969 13 23 

1970 26 50 

1971 0 48 

1972 25 27 

1973 11 28 

1974 37 7 

1975 10 15 

1976 24 19 

1977 14 2 

1978 21 14 

1979 0 30 

1980 6 48 

1981 19 38 

1982 32 33 

1983 31 3 

1984 33 14 

1985 19 17 

1986 0 28 

YEAR LC JCSU 

1987 0 14 

1988 6 32 

1989 15 12 

1990 33 15 

1991 17 14 

1992 6 14 

1993 12 29 

1994 41 32 

1995 49 25 

1996 21 7 

1997 42 21 

1998 28 24 

1999 30 8 

2000 12 35 

2001 33 36 (OT) 

2002 37 19 

2003 18 20 

2004 16 10 

2005 27 10 

2006 0 19 

2007 7 47 

2008 32 26 

2009 15 30 

2010 13 26


First Last 

Opponent Games W-L-T Game Game 

Albany State 8 0-7-1 1959 1999 

Allen 13 0-10-3 1930 1964 

A&M 4 4-0-0 1901 1914 

Benedict 14 3-9-2 1929 2007 

Bennett 7 6-0-1 1913 1925 

Bethune-Cookman 4 0-4-0 1975 1979 

Bluefi eld State 4 0-4-0 1961 1967 

Bowie State 27 16-11-0 1973 2010 

Brainerd CC 1 1-0-0 1934 1934 

Bricks JC 3 1-1-1 1929 1931 

Catawba 12 0-12-0 1971 2010 

Central State 1 0-1-0 1993 1993 

Chowan 2 0-2-0 2008 2009 

Clafl in 23 8-11-4 1908 1964 

Clark-Atlanta 5 3-2-0 1985 1991 

Clinton JC 3 3-0-0 1939 1941 

Concordia 1 0-1-0 2008 2008 

Deleware State 1 0-1-0 1979 1979 

District of Columbia 9 6-2-1 1980 1989 

Edward Waters 2 1-1-0 1960 2001 

Elizabeth City State 40 9-31-0 1939 2007 

Fayetteville State 63 25-36-2 1929 2010 

Federal City 4 2-1-1 1972 1975 

Fisk 2 1-1-0 1968 1969 

Fort Bragg 2 2-0-0 1973 1975 

Friendship JC 8 7-1-0 1936 1960 

Gardner Webb 4 0-4-0 1984 1987 

Georgia State 1 0-1-0 1936 1936 

Glenville State 2 1-1-0 1995 1996 

Hampton 9 0-9-0 1909 1994 

High Point 1 1-0-0 1915 1915 

Howard 13 3-10-0 1912 1970 

Johnson C. Smith 74 30-44-3 1892 2010 

Kentucky State 5 2-1-0 1975 1988 

Kittrell 3 3-0-0 1906 1960 

Knoxville 29 13-14-2 1906 1995 

Lees-McRae 2 2-0-0 1991 1992 

Lenoir-Rhyne 3 2-1-0 1997 2006 

Series Records vs. All Opponents 


First Last 

Opponent Games W-L-T Game Game 

Liberty 1 0-1-0 1996 1996 

Lincoln (PA) 2 1-1-0 2008 2009 

Maryland Eastern-Shore 4 3-1-0 1976 1979 

Maryland State 2 0-2-0 1962 1963 

Maryville 1 1-0-0 1974 1974 

Mary Potter 5 5-0-0 1923 1927 

Miner Teachers 1 0-1-0 1934 1934 

Morehouse 2 0-1-1 1922 1923 

Morris 7 3-4-0 1935 1956 

Morris Brown 3 0-3-0 1971 1991 

Morristown 14 8-6-0 1906 1960 

NC A&T 11 1-7-3 1915 1939 

NC Central 32 8-23-1 1941 2006 

NC College 3 2-1-0 1925 1931 

NC State 6 1-4-1 1927 1941 

Newberry 2 1-1-0 1999 2010 

Norfolk State 30 8-22-0 1948 1996 

NTS Durham 1 1-0-0 1922 1922 

Paine 18 13-4-1 1928 1962 

Princess Anne 1 0-1-0 1947 1947 

Savannah State 6 1-5-0 1966 2009 

Shaw 32 13-14-5 1901 2010 

SC Area Trade 8 4-3-1 1953 1960 

SC State 1 0-1-0 1938 1938 

St. Augustine’s 19 2-14-3 1925 2010 

St. Paul’s 31 24-7-0 1923 2010 

Stillman 1 0-1-0 2002 2002 

Storers 2 2-0-0 1947 1948 

Tusculum 2 0-2-0 1999 2000 

Tuskegee 1 0-1-0 1998 1998 

Virginia Seminary 6 1-4-1 1924 1950 

Virginia State 28 9-19-0 1975 2010 

Virginia Union 24 2-22-0 1971 2007 

Voorhees 11 4-4-3 1936 1960 

West Georgia 1 0-1-0 1992 1992 

West Va. Wesleyan 1 0-1-0 2010 2010 

Winston-Salem State 46 11-34-1 1941 2010 

Wisconsin-Whitewater 1 0-1-0 1992 1992 

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2010 Statistics 

2010 Results 

DATE OPPONENT SCORE OVERALL CONF. 

Aug. 28 at Virginia State* L, 6-30 0-1 0-1 

Sept. 4 at Newberry L, 0-55 0-2 0-1 

Sept. 11 Catawba L, 8-59 0-3 0-1 

Sept. 18 Bowie State L, 6-55 0-4 0-1 

Sept. 25 at St. Paul’s* L, 6-27 0-5 0-2 

Oct. 2 Shaw* L, 0-34 0-6 0-3 

Oct. 9 West Virginia Wesleyan L, 0-58 0-7 0-3 

Oct. 16 at Winston-Salem St.* L, 0-58 0-8 0-4 

Oct. 23 at Fayetteville State* L, 6-59 0-9 0-5 

Oct. 30 St. Augustine’s* L, 0-33 0-10 0-6 

Nov. 6 vs. Johnson C. Smith*# L, 13-26 0-11 0-7 

* Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association Conference Game 

# Commemorative Classic ~ Charlotte, NC 

Score By Quarters 

1st 2nd 3rd 4th OT Total 

Livingstone 3 19 0 26 0 48 

Opponents 125 140 138 91 0 494 

Passing gp effic comp-att-int pct yds td lg avg/g 

STANLEY,Levon 9 62.76 59-127-10 46.5 406 2 59 45.1 

EDENS,Curtis 8 54.99 35-88-6 39.8 263 1 35 32.9 

MALLOS,Raymond 5 113.62 16-25-2 64.0 156 1 26 31.2 

AYCOTH,Bryan 11 96.20 1-2-0 50.0 11 0 11 1.0 

FAIR,Bryant 5 310.00 1-1-0 100.0 25 0 25 5.0 

WALLACE,Erik 2 -200.00 0-1-1 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 

MISHOE,Tevin 11 0.00 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 

MOORE,Jamel 11 0.00 0-0-0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 

Total 11 65.38 112-244-19 45.9 861 4 59 78.3 

Opponents 11 153.94 126-230-7 54.8 1821 27 75 165.5 

Receiving gp no. yds avg td lg avg/g 

MCFADDEN,Omar 9 31 242 7.8 2 59 26.9 

HOLLAND,Anthony 11 26 277 10.7 0 35 25.2 

SHELF,Kevin 10 11 132 12.0 1 20 13.2 

MOORE,Jamel 11 10 32 3.2 0 14 2.9 

JAMES,Michael 4 9 33 3.7 0 12 8.2 

HARRIS,Miles 8 8 46 5.8 0 17 5.8 

HARRISON,Miguel 5 6 54 9.0 1 14 10.8 

MISHOE,Tevin 11 6 33 5.5 0 11 3.0 

GOURDINE,Terril 9 2 -3 -1.5 0 0 -0.3 

SMITH,Dewayne 7 1 12 12.0 0 12 1.7 

MOTON,Kristophe 5 1 2 2.0 0 2 0.4 

WOOTEN,Tyrece 9 1 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 

Total 11 112 861 7.7 4 59 78.3 

Opponents 11 126 1821 14.5 27 75 165.5 

Team Statistics 



LC OPP 

SCORING 48 494 

Points Per Game 4.4 44.9 

FIRST DOWNS 105 187 

Rushing 45 110 

Passing 36 68 

Penalty 24 9 

RUSHING YARDAGE 495 2041 

Yards Gained Rushing 1143 2347 

Yards Lost Rushing 648 306 

Rushing Attempts 378 416 

Average Per Rush 1.3 4.9 

Average Per Game 45.0 185.5 

TDs Rushing 3 24 

PASSING YARDAGE 861 1821 

Comp-Att-Int 112-244-19 126-230-7 

Average Per Pass 3.5 7.9 

Average Per Catch 7.7 14.5 


TDs Passing 4 27 

TOTAL OFFENSE 1356 3862 

Total Plays 622 646 

Average Per Play 2.2 6.0 


KICK RETUNRS: #-Yards 84-1549 14-353 

PUNT RETURNS: #-Yards 6-1 40-639 

INT RETUNRS: #-Yards 7-92 19-283 

KICK RETURN AVERAGE 18.4 25.2 

PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 0.2 16.0 

INT RETURN AVERAGE 13.1 14.9 

FUMBLES-LOST 29-17 14-10 

PENALTIES-YARDS 85-660 94-878 


PUNTS-YARDS 80-2449 29-1138 

Average Per Punt 30.6 39.2 

Net Punt Average 22.1 35.8 

TIME OF POSSESSION/GAME 30:37 28:46 

3RD-DOWN CONVERSIONS 26/153 57/132 

3rd-Down Pct 17% 43% 

4TH-DOWN CONVERSIONS 9/27 11/19 

4th-Down Pct 33% 58% 

SACKS BY-YARDS 7-39 28-240 

MISC YARDS 2 0 

TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 7 66 

FIELD GOALS-ATTEMPTS 1-2 13-20 

ON-SIDE KICKS 0-0 0-0 

RED-ZONE SCORES (7-15) 47% (44-55) 80% 

RED-ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (6-15) 40% (33-55) 60% 

PAT-ATTEMPTS (1-3) 33% (57-63) 90% 

ATTENDANCE 4784 21022 

Games/Avg Per Game 5/957 4/5256 

Neutral Site Games 2/962


Rushing gp att gain loss net avg td lg avg/g 

GOURDINE,Terril 9 63 220 33 187 3.0 0 17 20.8 

STANLEY,Levon 9 98 364 247 117 1.2 1 20 13.0 

MOORE,Jamel 11 81 207 94 113 1.4 1 17 10.3 

MISHOE,Tevin 11 31 116 15 101 3.3 1 11 9.2 

HARRIS,Miles 8 48 109 70 39 0.8 0 15 4.9 

MOTON,Kristophe 5 6 12 1 11 1.8 0 6 2.2 

JAMES,Michael 4 2 10 0 10 5.0 0 7 2.5 

HAYNES,Logan 6 3 29 23 6 2.0 0 29 1.0 

DICKENS,Azaveus 6 1 4 0 4 4.0 0 4 0.7 

WHITE,Kenneth 9 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.3 

SMITH,Dewayne 7 2 6 4 2 1.0 0 6 0.3 

ACREE,Jammal 9 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.1 

MCLEAN,Shaun 8 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 

MCFADDEN,Omar 9 7 9 10 -1 -0.1 0 6 -0.1 

WALLACE,Erik 2 1 0 2 -2 -2.0 0 0 -1.0 

MALLOS,Raymond 5 11 15 30 -15 -1.4 0 11 -3.0 

EDENS,Curtis 8 21 38 119 -81 -3.9 0 10 -10.1 

Total 11 378 1143 648 495 1.3 3 29 45.0 

Opponents 11 416 2347 306 2041 4.9 24 54 185.5 

Punt Returns no. yds avg td lg 

MCFADDEN,Omar 3 9 3.0 0 10 

HOLLAND,Anthony 2 7 3.5 0 5 

EVANS,Franklin 1 -15 -15.0 0 0 

Total 6 1 0.2 0 10 

Opponents 40 639 16.0 3 52 

Kick Returns no. yds avg td lg 

SMITH,Dewayne 27 463 17.1 0 43 

MOORE,Jamel 14 350 25.0 0 82 

EVANS,Franklin 14 253 18.1 0 37 

MCFADDEN,Omar 11 209 19.0 0 36 

MCLEAN,Shaun 7 99 14.1 0 30 

HOLLAND,Anthony 6 105 17.5 0 27 

DICKENS,Azaveus 2 36 18.0 0 19 

GOURDINE,Terril 1 16 16.0 0 16 

HARRIS,Miles 1 18 18.0 0 18 

WHITE,Kenneth 1 0 0.0 0 0 

Total 84 1549 18.4 0 82 

Opponents 14 353 25.2 1 89 

Interceptions no. yds avg td lg 

HARMON,Devonta 2 0 0.0 0 0 

ACREE,Jammal 1 0 0.0 0 0 

THOMPSON,Dequan 1 84 84.0 0 84 

JONES,Shawntez 1 8 8.0 0 8 

GARRISON,Ahmad 1 0 0.0 0 0 

AYCOTH,Bryan 1 0 0.0 0 0 

Total 7 92 13.1 0 84 

Opponents 19 283 14.9 7 43 



Total Offense g plays rush pass total avg/g 

STANLEY,Levon 9 225 117 406 523 58.1 

GOURDINE,Terril 9 63 187 0 187 20.8 

EDENS,Curtis 8 109 -81 263 182 22.8 

MALLOS,Raymond 5 36 -15 156 141 28.2 

MOORE,Jamel 11 81 113 0 113 10.3 

MISHOE,Tevin 11 31 101 0 101 9.2 

HARRIS,Miles 8 48 39 0 39 4.9 

FAIR,Bryant 5 1 0 25 25 5.0 

MOTON,Kristophe 5 6 11 0 11 2.2 

AYCOTH,Bryan 11 2 0 11 11 1.0 

JAMES,Michael 4 2 10 0 10 2.5 

HAYNES,Logan 6 3 6 0 6 1.0 

DICKENS,Azaveus 6 1 4 0 4 0.7 

WHITE,Kenneth 9 1 3 0 3 0.3 

SMITH,Dewayne 7 2 2 0 2 0.3 

ACREE,Jammal 9 1 1 0 1 0.1 

MCFADDEN,Omar 9 7 -1 0 -1 -0.1 

WALLACE,Erik 2 2 -2 0 -2 -1.0 

Total 11 622 495 861 1356 123.3 

Opponents 11 646 2041 1821 3862 351.1 

All Purpose g rush rcv pr kr ir total avg/g 

MOORE,Jamel 11 113 32 0 350 0 495 45.0 

SMITH,Dewayn 7 2 12 0 463 0 477 68.1 

MCFADDEN,Om 9 -1 242 9 209 0 459 51.0 

HOLLAND,Anth 11 0 277 7 105 0 389 35.4 

EVANS,Franklin 5 0 0 -15 253 0 238 47.6 

GOURDINE,Terr 9 187 -3 0 16 0 200 22.2 

MISHOE,Tevin 11 101 33 0 0 0 134 12.2 

SHELF,Kevin 10 0 132 0 0 0 132 13.2 

STANLEY,Levon 9 117 0 0 0 0 117 13.0 

HARRIS,Miles 8 39 46 0 18 0 103 12.9 

MCLEAN,Shaun 8 0 0 0 99 0 99 12.4 

THOMPSON,De 9 0 0 0 0 84 84 9.3 

HARRISON,Mig 5 0 54 0 0 0 54 10.8 

JAMES,Michael 4 10 33 0 0 0 43 10.8 

DICKENS,Azave 6 4 0 0 36 0 40 6.7 

MOTON,Kristop 5 11 2 0 0 0 13 2.6 

JONES,Shawnte 11 0 0 0 0 8 8 0.7 

HAYNES,Logan 6 6 0 0 0 0 6 1.0 

WHITE,Kenneth 9 3 0 0 0 0 3 0.3 

ACREE,Jammal 9 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.1 

WOOTEN,Tyrec 9 0 1 0 0 0 1 0.1 

WALLACE,Erik 2 -2 0 0 0 0 -2 -1.0 

MALLOS,Raymo 5 -15 0 0 0 0 -15 -3.0 

EDENS,Curtis 8 -81 0 0 0 0 -81 -10.1 

Total 11 495 861 1 1549 92 2998 272.5 

Opponents 11 2041 1821 639 353 283 5137 467.0 

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Tackles Sacks Pass defense Fumbles blkd 

## Defensive Leaders gp ua a tot tfl/yds no-yds int-yds brup qbh rcv-yds ff kick saf 

13 AYCOTH,Bryan 11 46 21 67 11.5-36 1-6 1-0 1 2 1-0 1 . 1 

10 HARMON,Devonta 11 38 19 57 . . 2-0 3 . 2-0 1 . . 

20 JONES,Shawntez 11 42 11 53 9.5-35 . 1-8 4 1 1-0 1 . . 

98 EDWARDS,Dorian 11 26 19 45 8.0-23 1-5 . 1 . 1-0 3 1 . 

52 WILLIAMS,Aaron 11 17 21 38 4.0-11 1-0 . . 2 . . . . 

11 HOLLIDAY,Travis 10 17 21 38 3.5-16 1-0 . 2 . 1-0 . . . 

15 JOHNSON,Justin 11 22 15 37 6.0-45 2-6 . 3 3 . . . . 

33 WHITE,Kenneth 9 22 9 31 3.0-13 . . . . 1-0 . . . 

93 HAYGOOD,Michael 11 20 7 27 5.5-18 2-10 . . . . . . . 

44 EARLES,Martez 11 15 11 26 5.0-14 . . 2 . 1-0 . . . 

18 NELSON,Brandon 10 16 7 23 . . . 2 . . . . . 

23 ACREE,Jammal 9 16 6 22 1.5-16 . 1-0 2 . 1-0 . . . 

12 GAYNOR,Jerrell 10 18 3 21 1.0-3 . . 11 . . . . . 

21 THOMPSON,Dequan 9 16 4 20 2.0-5 . 1-84 5 . . . . . 

39 PITT,Tyheim 6 16 2 18 6.0-22 1-10 . . . . . . . 

24 FAIRLEY,Jeremy 5 8 5 13 . . . 1 . . . . . 

53 FARMER,Scott 7 5 6 11 0.5-1 . . . . . . . . 

41 GRANTHAM,Charle 7 4 7 11 0.5-1 . . . . . . . . 

92 JOHNSON,Gregory 7 5 2 7 2.0-6 . . . . . . . . 

77 MCDOWELL,Adrian 2 5 1 6 1.0-2 . . . . . . . . 

43 GARRISON,Ahmad 5 5 1 6 1.0-2 . 1-0 . . . . . . 

56 WALSTON,Alvin 7 3 2 5 . . . . . . . . . 

55 MOSLEY,Rufus 5 2 3 5 1.0-5 . . . . . . . . 

TM TEAM 6 5 . 5 1.0-19 . . . . 1-0 1 3 . 

38 FAIR,Bryant 5 4 1 5 0.5-1 . . . . . . . . 

28 MCLEAN,Shaun 8 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 

29 DICKENS,Azaveus 6 2 . 2 . . . . . . . . . 

81 HAYNES,Logan 6 . 2 2 . . . . . . . . . 

32 MISHOE,Tevin 11 1 1 2 . . . . . . . . . 

4 SHELF,Kevin 10 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

26 GOURDINE,Terril 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

95 ANTOINE,Patrick 2 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

85 HOLLAND,Anthony 11 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

5 MCFADDEN,Omar 9 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

35 BLACKWELL,Corey 1 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

27 FONTENETTE,Felt 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

30 TRAYNHAM,Unique 2 . 1 1 . . . . . . . . . 

40 TAYLOR,Momadu 3 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

16 HARRISON,Miguel 5 1 . 1 . . . . . . . . . 

Total 11 405 210 615 74-294 7-39 7-92 37 8 10-0 7 4 1 

Opponents 11 416 278 694 117-528 28-240 19-283 45 24 17-105 9 10 .


Rushing Receiving Passing Kick Returns Punt Returns tot 

Date Opponent no. yds td lg no. yds td lg cmp-att-int yds td lg no. yds td lg no. yds td lg off 

Aug 28 at VSU 31 45 0 15 10 64 1 17 10-26-1 64 1 17 6 197 0 82 1 -2 0 0 109 

Sep 04 at Newberry 32 -39 0 8 8 47 0 12 8-16-2 47 0 12 10 206 0 43 0 0 0 0 8 

9/11/2010 CATAWBA COLLEGE 30 38 0 14 16 185 1 35 16-32-4 185 1 35 11 143 0 38 0 0 0 0 223 

9/18/2010 BOWIE STATE 23 21 1 11 17 123 0 26 17-32-2 123 0 26 8 157 0 50 1 5 0 5 144 

Sep 25 vs Saint Paul's 30 58 0 19 13 88 1 16 13-18-1 88 1 16 5 87 0 26 0 0 0 0 146 

10/2/2010 SHAW UNIVERSITY 32 -13 0 12 5 39 0 14 5-22-2 39 0 14 7 154 0 42 2 11 0 10 26 

10/9/2010 WV WESLEYAN 34 18 0 20 9 63 0 14 9-23-2 63 0 14 10 208 0 37 0 0 0 0 81 

Oct 16 at Winston-Salem State 33 29 0 29 8 80 0 17 8-20-1 80 0 17 5 39 0 18 0 0 0 0 109 

Oct 23 at Fayetteville State 39 28 0 17 9 118 1 59 9-18-2 118 1 59 9 163 0 37 1 -15 0 0 146 

10/30/2010 ST. AUGUSTINE'S 33 61 0 17 7 17 0 9 7-20-1 17 0 9 7 82 0 25 1 2 0 2 78 

Nov 06 vs Johnson C. Smith 61 249 2 17 10 37 0 12 10-17-1 37 0 12 6 113 0 26 0 0 0 0 286 

Livingstone College 378 495 3 29 112 861 4 59 112-244-19 861 4 59 84 1549 0 82 6 1 0 10 1356 

Opponents 416 2041 24 54 126 1821 27 75 126-230-7 1821 27 75 14 353 1 89 40 639 3 52 3862 

Games played: 11 

Avg per rush: 1.3 

Avg per catch: 7.7 

Pass efficiency: 65.38 

Kick ret avg: 18.4 

Punt ret avg: 0.2 

All purpose avg/game: 272.5 

Total offense avg/gm: 123.3 

Tackles Sacks Fumble Pass Defense Blkd PAT Attempts 

Date Opponent ua a total tfl-yds no-yds ff fr-yds int-yds qbh brup kick kick rush rcv saf pts 

Aug 28 at VSU 51 8 59 10.0-40 2-7 2 4-0 0-0 0 5 0 0-0 0 0 0 6 

Sep 04 at Newberry 42 21 63 8.0-34 0-0 0 0-0 1-0 3 1 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 

9/11/20 CATAWBA COLLEGE 25 32 57 10.0-27 0-0 1 1-0 0-0 0 2 0 0-0 0 0 1 8 

9/18/20 BOWIE STATE 32 22 54 5.0-25 0-0 0 0-0 0-0 1 3 1 0-1 0 0 0 6 

Sep 25 vs Saint Paul's 31 10 41 8.0-56 1-9 1 0-0 1-0 0 6 1 0-0 0 0 0 6 

10/2/20 SHAW UNIVERSITY 39 24 63 2.0-9 0-0 0 2-0 4-84 1 4 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 

10/9/20 WV WESLEYAN 36 23 59 5.0-20 0-0 1 1-0 0-0 0 2 0 0-0 0 0 0 3 

Oct 16 at Winston-Salem State 54 6 60 10.0-32 2-15 1 0-0 0-0 0 3 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 

Oct 23 at Fayetteville State 30 24 54 3.0-14 2-6 0 0-0 0-0 0 2 0 0-1 0 0 0 6 

10/30/2 ST. AUGUSTINE'S 35 30 65 9.0-28 0-0 1 1-0 0-0 2 6 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 

Nov 06 vs Johnson C. Smith 30 10 40 4.0-9 0-0 0 1-0 1-8 1 3 2 1-1 0 0 0 13 

Livingstone College 405 210 615 74.0-294 9-37 7 10-0 7-92 8 37 4 1-3 0 0 1 48 

Opponents 416 278 694 117.0-528 45-224 9 17-105 19-283 24 45 10 57-63 1 0 0 494 

Punting Field Goals Kickoffs 

Date Opponent no. yds avg long blkd tb fc 50+ i20 md-att long blkd no. yds avg tb ob 

Aug 28 at VSU 8 219 27.4 39 1 0 1 0 2 0-1 0 0 2 85 42.5 0 0 

Sep 04 at Newberry 8 224 28.0 45 2 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 1 65 65.0 0 0 

9/11/20 CATAWBA COLLEGE 6 205 34.2 40 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2 70 35.0 0 0 

9/18/20 BOWIE STATE 6 239 39.8 55 0 0 0 2 1 0-0 0 0 2 117 58.5 0 0 

Sep 25 vs Saint Paul's 7 140 20.0 44 1 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2 75 37.5 0 1 

10/2/20 SHAW UNIVERSITY 11 428 38.9 51 0 0 2 1 1 0-0 0 0 1 22 22.0 0 0 

10/9/20 WV WESLEYAN 6 143 23.8 52 1 0 1 1 1 1-1 33 0 2 92 46.0 0 0 

Oct 16 at Winston-Salem State 9 337 37.4 52 0 0 0 1 0 0-0 0 0 1 44 44.0 0 0 

Oct 23 at Fayetteville State 7 114 16.3 39 3 0 1 0 0 0-0 0 0 2 81 40.5 0 0 

10/30/2 ST. AUGUSTINE'S 9 321 35.7 54 0 2 3 1 1 0-0 0 0 1 43 43.0 0 0 

Nov 06 vs Johnson C. Smith 3 79 26.3 34 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 2 44 22.0 0 0 

Livingstone College 80 2449 30.6 55 8 2 8 6 6 1-2 33 0 18 738 41.0 0 1 

Opponents 29 1138 39.2 61 0 5 3 7 13 13-20 45 1 91 5202 57.2 2 2 



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Livingstone Individual Game Highs Livingstone Opponent Individual Game Highs 

Rushes 19 MISHOE,Tevin vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Yards Rushing 81 GOURDINE,Terril vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

TD Rushes 1 MOORE,Jamel vs Bowie State (9/18/2010) 

1 STANLEY,Levon vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

1 MISHOE,Tevin vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Long Rush 29 HAYNES,Logan at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

Pass attempts 23 STANLEY,Levon vs WV Wesleyan (10/9/2010) 

Pass completions 12 STANLEY,Levon vs Saint Paul's (Sep 25, 2010) 

Yards Passing 100 MALLOS,Raymond vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

TD Passes 1 EDENS,Curtis at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

1 MALLOS,Raymond vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

1 STANLEY,Levon vs Saint Paul's (Sep 25, 2010) 

1 STANLEY,Levon at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Long Pass 59 STANLEY,Levon at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Receptions 6 HOLLAND,Anthony vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

6 MCFADDEN,Omar vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

6 HOLLAND,Anthony vs Bowie State (9/18/2010) 

6 MCFADDEN,Omar vs WV Wesleyan (10/9/2010) 

Yards Receiving 90 HOLLAND,Anthony vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

TD Receptions 1 HARRISON,Miguel at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

1 SHELF,Kevin vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

1 MCFADDEN,Omar vs Saint Paul's (Sep 25, 2010) 

1 MCFADDEN,Omar at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Long Reception 59 MCFADDEN,Omar at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Field Goals 1 HAYNES,Logan vs WV Wesleyan (10/9/2010) 

Long Field Goal 33 HAYNES,Logan vs WV Wesleyan (10/9/2010) 

Punts 11 HAYNES,Logan vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

Punting Avg 52.0 AYCOTH,Bryan vs WV Wesleyan (10/9/2010) 

Long Punt 55 AYCOTH,Bryan vs Bowie State (9/18/2010) 

Long Punt Return 10 MCFADDEN,Omar vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

Long Kickoff Return 82 MOORE,Jamel at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

Tackles 12 AYCOTH,Bryan vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

Sacks 1.0 AYCOTH,Bryan at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

1.0 HAYGOOD,Michael at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

1.0 HOLLIDAY,Travis vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

1.0 WILLIAMS,Aaron vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

1.0 HAYGOOD,Michael vs Saint Paul's (Sep 25, 2010) 

1.0 JOHNSON,Justin vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

1.0 PITT,Tyheim at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

1.0 EDWARDS,Dorian at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

1.0 JOHNSON,Justin at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Tackles For Loss 3.5 EARLES,Martez vs St. Augustine's (10/30/2010) 

Interceptions 1 HARMON,Devonta at Newberry (Sep 04, 2010) 

1 ACREE,Jammal vs Saint Paul's (Sep 25, 2010) 

1 HARMON,Devonta vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

1 AYCOTH,Bryan vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

1 THOMPSON,Dequan vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

1 GARRISON,Ahmad vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

1 JONES,Shawntez vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Livingstone Team Game Highs 

Rushes 61 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Yards Rushing 249 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Yards Per Rush 4.1 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

TD Rushes 2 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Pass attempts 32 vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

32 vs Bowie State (9/18/2010) 

Pass completions 17 vs Bowie State (9/18/2010) 

Yards Passing 185 vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

Yards Per Pass 6.6 at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

TD Passes 1 at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

1 vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

1 vs Saint Paul's (Sep 25, 2010) 

1 at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Total Plays 78 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Total Offense 286 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Yards Per Play 3.7 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Points 13 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Sacks By 2 at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

2 at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 


First Downs 17 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Penalties 14 vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

Penalty Yards 102 vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

Turnovers 5 vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 


Interceptions By 4 vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 



Rushes 32 SANDERS,Walter, vs St. Augustine's (10/30/2010) 

Yards Rushing 175 COOPER,Nicholas, at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

TD Rushes 3 COOPER,Nicholas, at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

Long Rush 54 COOPER,Nicholas, at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

Pass attempts 27 BATTLE,Jarred, at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

Pass completions 15 BATTLE,Jarred, at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

Yards Passing 283 CARTER,Ryan, vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

TD Passes 4 Bryan Ehrlich, at Newberry (Sep 04, 2010) 

4 BUDD,Clifton, vs Bowie State (9/18/2010) 

Long Pass 75 CARTER,Ryan, vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Receptions 5 YOUNG,Corey, at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

5 T.J. Benners, vs WV Wesleyan (10/9/2010) 

5 SMITH,Jamain, vs St. Augustine's (10/30/2010) 

Yards Receiving 119 ADDISON,Emory, vs Saint Paul's (Sep 25, 2010) 

119 CAPERS,Avius, vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

TD Receptions 3 J. Meadows, vs WV Wesleyan (10/9/2010) 

Long Reception 75 CAPERS,Avius, vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Field Goals 2 MCCARTHY,Presto, vs Saint Paul's (Sep 25, 2010) 

2 SHEPHERD,Lyncon, vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

2 TUCKER,Alexande, vs St. Augustine's (10/30/2010) 

Long Field Goal 45 THAYER,Landon, at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

Punts 5 RUDD,Billy, at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

Punting Avg 47.7 THAYER,Landon, at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

Long Punt 61 TURNER,Austin, at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Long Punt Return 52 FITZGERALD,D, at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

52 RICHARDS,Brian, vs St. Augustine's (10/30/2010) 

Long Kickoff Return 89 PROCTOR,James, vs Bowie State (9/18/2010) 

Tackles 13 CUNNINGHAM,Jere, at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

13 VINSON,Hakeem, at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Sacks 3.0 HARRIS,Anthony, vs St. Augustine's (10/30/2010) 

Tackles For Loss 5.5 ROBERSON.D, vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

Interceptions 2 J.Hanes, vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 

2 O. Scott, vs WV Wesleyan (10/9/2010) 

Livingstone Opponent Team Game Highs 

Rushes 49 at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

Yards Rushing 292 at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

Yards Per Rush 7.9 at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

TD Rushes 4 at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 


Pass attempts 28 vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

Pass completions 16 vs WV Wesleyan (10/9/2010) 

Yards Passing 283 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Yards Per Pass 12.3 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

TD Passes 5 at Newberry (Sep 04, 2010) 

Total Plays 73 at VSU (Aug 28, 2010) 

Total Offense 474 at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

Yards Per Play 7.9 vs Johnson C. Smith (Nov 06, 2010) 

Points 59 vs Catawba College (9/11/2010) 


Sacks By 7 at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

First Downs 21 vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

21 at Winston-Salem State (Oct 16, 2010) 

Penalties 14 at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Penalty Yards 148 at Fayetteville State (Oct 23, 2010) 

Turnovers 6 vs Shaw University (10/2/2010) 

Interceptions By 4 vs Catawba College (9/11/2010)


GAME 1 • AUGUST 26 • ETTRICK, VA 

Virginia State 30 

Livingstone 6 

ETTRICK, VA – The Livingstone College football team fell in its season-opener 

Saturday, 30-6, on the road at Virginia State. 

Virginia State took the opening kickoff of the contest and went 49 yards in 

nine plays and fi nished off its opening drive with a 25-yard fi eld goal to go up 

3-0 with 11:13 to play in the fi rst quarter. 

The Blue Bear defense stepped up on the next series as they forced a fumble 

on the fi rst VSU play and had fi rst down and goal to go at the nine yard line. 

Livingstone was unable to move the ball at all and attempted a fi eld goal. 

Sophomore kicker Miles Harris missed a 27-yard fi eld-goal attempt and Virginia 

State took over. 

The Trojans took charge on their next possession. Virginia State’s Jarred 

Battle capped off a 10-play, 88-yard drive with a 45-yard touchdown run to put 

the Trojans up 10-0 with 1:01 to play in the fi rst quarter. 

Livingstone was forced to punt with 11:57 left in the fi rst half. On the next 

Trojan possession sophomore defensive lineman Dorian Edwards forced a 

fumble that was recovered by junior linebacker Travis Holliday. The turnover 

didn’t enable to the Blue Bears to get anything going as they were forced to punt 

after only three plays. 

After the two teams traded two rounds of punts, the Trojans took the ball with 

2:30 to play in the fi rst half. Virginia State ran eight plays and drove 63 yards to 

put up its second touchdown of the contest. The extra point was wide right and 

the Trojans led 16-0, which stood for the halftime score. 

Livingstone took the opening kickoff of the second half, but managed to hold 

the ball for only 14 seconds before having to punt. It’s punt was blocked and 

Virginia State took over. 

The Blue Bear defense stepped up yet again, forcing their fourth turnover of 

the contest as the Trojans fumbled on their fi rst play. With just over 12 minutes 

to play the Blue Bears were again forced to punt on a fourth down and one 

yard to go. With the play clock running down, the Trojans were nailed with an 

offsides call, giving the Blue Bears a fi rst down. 

After trading punts, the Blue Bears took over from their own four yard line 

and after two plays fumbled the ball with the Trojans recovering. Virginia State 

punched home a touchdown on a fourth and goal to go to go up 30-0. 

On the ensuing kickoff return, junior running back Jamel Moore took the 

return back 82 yards to the Trojan eight yard line. Two plays later Edens 

connected with freshman wide receiver Miguel Harrison for a touchdown. The 

two-point conversion failed and VSU led 30-6. The Trojans took a knee on the 

fi nal play to take the opener 30-6. 

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total 

Livingstone College 0 0 0 6 6 

VSU 10 6 7 7 30 

LC VSU 

Score 6 30 


RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 31-45 46-186 

PASSING YDS (NET) 64 148 

Passes Att-Comp-Int 26-10-1 27-15-0 

TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS-YARDS 57-109 73-334 

Fumble Returns-Yards 0-0 0-0 

Punt Returns-Yards 1--2 2-2 

Kickoff Returns-Yards 6-197 2-22 

Interception Returns-Yards 0-0 1-0 

Punts (Number-Avg) 8-27.4 5-35.2 

Fumbles-Lost 3-2 5-4 

Penalties-Yards 10-57 5-40 

Possession Time 26:48 33:12 

Third-Down Conversions 3 of 15 7 of 16 

Fourth-Down Conversions 1 of 2 2 of 2 

Red-Zone Scores-Chances 1-2 4-5 


2010 Game Recaps 

GAME 2 • SEPTEMBER 4 • NEWBERRY, SC 

Newberry 55 

Livingstone 0 

NEWBERRY, SC – The Blue Bear football team fell on the road to the 

Newberry College Wolves Saturday, 55-0, in non-conference play. 

Newberry got off to a fast start taking the opening kickoff back 67 yards 

to the Livingstone 28-yard line. Less than two minutes later the Wolves put 

the ball in the end zone through the air for a 7-0 lead. The Blue Bears’ fi rst 

offensive drive lasted only three plays and went two yards and ended with a 

punt. Newberry increased its lead to 14-0 with 9:44 left in the fi rst quarter. 

After another Livingstone punt with eight minutes left in the fi rst quarter the 

Wolves marched 48 yards on fi ve plays to go up 21-0. Sophomore quarterback 

Curtis Edens through an interception on the ensuing Blue Bear possession 

which was taken back for a touchdown and the Wolves led 28-0 after the fi rst 

quarter. 

Newberry held the ball to start the second quarter after blocking a 

Livingstone punt with just over two minutes left in the fi rst. With 13:33 to play 

in the second quarter Newberry connected on a 17-yard touchdown pass to go 

up 35-0. The ensuing kickoff was returned 43 yards by freshman Dewayne 

Smith, but Livingstone could not build off this momentum and punted. The 

half ended with Newberry leading 35-0. 

Livingstone got the kickoff to start the second half and on its third play 

from scrimmage fumbled the ball away to Newberry. The Wolves were able 

to tack on a fi eld goal off the turnover to go up 38-0. On the next Livingstone 

possession Edens was intercepted. The Blue Bears returned the favor less than 

a minute later when junior defensive back Devonta Harmon intercepted the 

ball on the one-yard line. The interception didn’t lead to anything for the Blue 

Bears as they were forced to punt. 

After the Livingstone punt the Wolves took two plays before punching in a 

35-yard run for a touchdown to go up 45-0. With 2:48 left in the third quarter 

the Blue Bears had another punt blocked which led to a 23-yard touchdown 

pass only seven seconds into the fourth quarter. The Wolves added another 

fi eld goal with 2:35 left to reach the fi nal score of 55-0. 

Sophomore running back Miles Harris led the team with 18 rushing yards 

while junior Jamel Moore added 10 yards. Edens passed for 47 yards on eight 

completions with two interceptions. Defensively, junior linebacker Bryan 

Aycoth led the team with eight tackles including three for a loss of yards. 

Junior Shawntez Jones also added seven tackles. 



Newberry 28 7 10 10 55 

LC NEW 

Score 0 55 


RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 32--39 41-192 





Punt Returns-Yards 0-0 3-29 










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GAME 3 • SEPTEMBER 11 • SALISBURY, NC 

Catawba 59 

Livingstone 8 

SALISBURY, NC – Livingstone turned the ball over fi ve times Saturday 

evening leading to 35 Catawba points as the Blue Bears fell to the Indians 

59-8. 

Catawba got on the board with 8:57 left in the fi rst quarter as they drove 

71 yards on seven plays to go up 7-0. Less than two minutes later, the Blue 

Bears were driving and looked primed to stay in the game with a score, but 

sophomore quarterback Curtis Edens fumbled the ball on the Catawba 35 

which was returned 65 yards for a touchdown and a 14-0 Indian lead. 

On the next Livingstone possession, Edens threw his fi rst of three 

interceptions, which was returned 25 yards for a touchdown and a 21-0 

lead. Catawba scored on its next three possessions and led 42-0 with 5:40 

left in the fi rst half. The Indians increased their lead to 49-0 before the half. 

Catawba got the opening kickoff of the second half, drove 45 yards 

on six plays and put up three points with a fi eld goal to go up 52-0 with 

11:07 left in the third quarter. Backup quarterback freshman Raymond 

Mallos came in for the second half and got off to a rocky start throwing an 

interception that was returned for a touchdown with 9:45 left in the third 

quarter for a 59-0 advantage. 

Livingstone’s defense was fi nally able to get the Blue Bears on the 

board with 3:39 left as junior linebacker Bryan Aycoth recorded a safety. 

On the ensuing free kick, the Blue Bears took six plays to go 68 yards and 

Mallos connected with senior wide receiver Kevin Shelf for a touchdown. 

A two-point attempt failed and the Blue Bears trailed 59-8, which resulted 

in the fi nal score. 

Mallos led the Blue Bears in passing, connecting on 10 passes for 100 

yards and one touchdown. Edens completed six of his 18 pass attempts for 

85 yards and three touchdowns. Junior running back Jamel Moore led the 

Blue Bears on the ground with 30 rushing yards on nine attempts. 

The Blue Bears accumulated 223 yards of total offense while the Indians 

totaled 237 yards. Livingstone picked up 15 fi rst downs, 185 passing yards 

and 38 rushing yards. 

Defensively, the Blue Bears were led by Aycoth who recorded 12 tackles 

including three for loss yardage. Junior linebacker Travis Holliday also 

recorded eight tackles. 


Catawba College 28 21 10 0 59 


CAT LC 

















Sacks By: Number-Yards 0-0 0-0 



GAME 4 • SEPTEMBER 18 • SALISBURY, NC 

Bowie State 55 

Livingstone 6 

SALISBURY, NC – The Livingstone offense struggled Saturday as the Bowie State 

Bulldogs picked up their fi rst win of the season, downing the Blue Bears 55-6. 

The Blue Bears got the opening kickoff of the contest and managed to gain only two 

yards over three plays and then punted. The Bulldogs on their opening drive went 36 

yards over seven plays in just over three minutes to go up 7-0. 

Livingstone’s next drive ended on an interception thrown by Levon Stanley after two 

plays. The pick was returned 34 yards for a touchdown and the Bulldogs led 14-0 half 

way through the fi rst quarter. The ensuing drive for the Blue Bears was hampered by 

penalties and after fi ve plays and moving backwards four yards, the Blue Bears punted. 

After a Bowie State three and out, sophomore Raymond Mallos came in at 

quarterback for the Blue Bears. He helped Livingstone drive 45 yards on nine plays 

with junior running back Jamel Moore capping off the drive with a six-yard touchdown 

run. The Blue Bears trailed 14-6. 

Bowie State went back up by 15 points on its next drive as it went 60 yards on nine 

plays for a touchdown. The next Blue Bears series ended with a Mallos interception. 

With less than two minutes remaining in the half the Bulldogs added another 

touchdown. The extra point attempt was blocked by senior Aaron Williams and picked 

up by junior Devonta Harmon around midfi eld. Harmon ran the ball back to the Bowie 

State one yard line where he ran out of steam and was tackled just short of putting up 

two points for the Blue Bears. Bowie State took a 27-6 lead into the half. 

The second half started on a down note for the Blue Bears as James Proctor of Bowie 

State took the opening kickoff back 89 yards for a touchdown and a 34-6 Bulldog lead. 

The two teams then traded punts on the next two possessions. Livingstone’s next drive 

started with just over 10 minutes left and on the fi rst play sophomore quarterback Curtis 

Edens fumbled on the nine-yard line which was recovered in the end zone by Bowie 

State in the end zone for a touchdown and a 41-6 Bulldog lead. 

With 4:51 left the Blue Bears started another drive that looked promising but stalled. 

On fourth down the Blue Bears called a fake punt and junior Bryan Aycoth threw a pass 

to Devonta Harmon that was batted away and the ball was turned over on downs. Just 

prior to the end of the third quarter Bowie State scored another touchdown to go up 

48-6. 

To start the fourth quarter the Blue Bears had another promising drive that got inside 

the Bowie State 10 yard line. Livingstone went for it on fourth down from the Bowie 

seven yard line. Edens completed a pass to Jamel Moore, but it was for only two yards 

and the ball was turned back over to the Bulldogs. Bowie scored one more touchdown 

in the fourth quarter to reach the fi nal score of 55-6. 

Jamel Moore led the Blue Bears on the ground with 22 yards rushing and one 

touchdown. Curtis Edens completed 10 passes for 62 yards while Raymond Mallos 

had three completions for 38 yards. Anthony Holland caught six passes for 68 yards. 

Devonta Harmon led the Blue Bears on the defensive side of the ball with eight tackles. 

Aaron Williams also recorded seven tackles. 


Bowie State 14 13 21 7 55 


BSU LC 

















Sacks By: Number-Yards 1-7 0-0


GAME 5 • SEPTEMBER 25 • LAWRENCEVILLE, VA 

St. Paul’s 27 

Livingstone 6 

SOUTH HILL, VA –St. Paul’s ran a balanced offensive attack against 

Livingstone Saturday and the Tigers denied the Blue Bears their fi rst victory of 

the season, 27-6. 

St. Paul’s received the opening kickoff and on its fi rst offensive play 

appeared to take one for a touchdown, but a holding penalty negated the score 

and a few plays later freshman Jammal Acree picked off a pass and the Blue 

Bears took over. 

After three plays, the Blue Bears were set to punt the ball away, but a little 

trickery was in order as former quarterback and punter Bryan Aycoth faked a 

punt and passed for a fi rst down. The fake punt only led to another punt several 

plays later. Neither team was able to put points on the board in the fi rst quarter 

and the score was 0-0 after the fi rst 15 minutes. 

St. Paul’s pulled off its own fourth down conversion early in the second 

quarter and it eventually led to a touchdown for the Tigers and they led 

7-0 with 11:37 left in the fi rst half. The two teams traded punts and then 

Livingstone had a second punt blocked on the game with 4:33 left in the fi rst 

half. This allowed St. Paul’s to put another touchdown on the board less than a 

minute later to go up 14-0, which ended up being the halftime score. 

Livingstone received the opening kickoff of the second half. The Blue 

Bears were able to work the clock a little as the offense was able to hold the 

ball for just less than six minutes, but ultimately they were forced to punt. Less 

than a minute later the Tigers connected on a 66-yard touchdown reception to 

go up 21-0. 

The Blue Bears looked to gain some momentum late in the third quarter as 

junior Ahmad Garrison blocked a St. Paul’s fi eld goal. Despite the positive 

play by the special teams, the Blue Bear offense couldn’t capitalize as it was 

forced to punt less than a minute later. With 9:30 left in the contest the Tigers 

added a fi eld goal to go up 24-0. 

On the ensuing Livingstone possession, freshman Dwayne Smith caught a 

pass from Levon Stanley, but fumbled the ball as he was being tackled and the 

ball was turned over to the Tigers. Off the turnover the Tigers added a 32-yard 

fi eld goal with 6:28 remaining to increase their lead to 27-0. 

After the St. Paul’s touchdown, the Blue Bears started with the ball on 

their own 40 yard line. Livingstone was able to move the ball down the fi eld 

on eight plays and Levon Stanley connected with Omar McFadden for a 

touchdown with 3:30 left in the fourth quarter. Despite the availability of new 

kicker Logan Haynes, the Blue Bears opted to go for two, but the conversion 

attempt failed and they trailed 27-6, which ended up being the fi nal score. 



Saint Paul's 0 14 7 6 27 

LC SPC 








Kickoff Returns-Yards 5-87 1--2 












GAME 6 • OCTOBER 2 • SALISBURY, NC 

Shaw 34 

Livingstone 0 

SALISBURY, NC – The Blue Bear football team gained only 26 yards of total 

offense Saturday as Livingstone fell to Shaw 34-0 on Homecoming. 

In the fi rst half the Blue Bear defense held the Shaw offense to only 14 

points. Shaw got on the board fi rst with 9:10 left in the fi rst quarter. After a 

Livingstone punt, Shaw’s Raymond Williams ran for 34 yards to the end zone 

for a touchdown and a 7-0 Shaw lead. While the Livingstone defense was 

limiting Shaw, the Blue Bear offense managed only 21 offensive yards in the 

fi rst quarter. 

In the second quarter Shaw was kept off the scoreboard until there was only 

1:07 left in the half. Shaw started its drive with 1:57 on the clock and took only 

three plays to go the 28 yards needed to extend the score to 14-0. 

Shaw received the opening kickoff of the second half and started with a short 

fi eld. The Bears took 10 plays to advance the ball 40 yards and completed their 

fi rst drive with a 37-yard fi eld goal to make the score 17-0. Livingstone’s next 

two drives went for a total of negative four yards and Shaw extended its lead to 

20-0 with a 43-yard fi eld goal with 2:14 left in the third quarter. 

The Blue Bears caught a break early in the fourth quarter. Shaw looked to 

be going in for another score, but a fumble at the two yard line was recovered 

by the Blue Bears. On the third play after the turnover, sophomore quarterback 

Erik Wallace threw an interception which eventually led to another Shaw 

touchdown for the Bears to lead 27-0. 

The most promising drive for the Blue Bears was started by an interception 

by freshman Dequan Thompson at the goal line. Thompson returned the ball 

84 yards to the Shaw 16 yard line before being tackled. Despite the defensive 

boost, the Livingstone offense moved the ball only two total yards on fi ve plays 

before turning the ball over on downs. 

Offensively the Blue Bears had 39 yards passing and negative 13 yards 

rushing, accounting for only three fi rst downs. Sophomore quarterback Levon 

Stanley completed three passes for 23 yards while sophomore Curtis Edens 

connected on 2 passes for 16 yards. Kristopher Moton was the leading rusher 

for the Blue Bears, gaining 8 yards on three rushing attempts. 

On the defensive side of the ball, the Shaw Bears rushed for 253 yards and 

threw for another 177 yards. Juniors Bryan Aycoth, Justin Johnson and Devonta 

Harmon tied for the team lead in tackles, each recording eight. Aycoth and 

Harmon each had a fumble recovery and an interception while Johnson had two 

pass breakups. 


Shaw University 7 7 6 14 34 


SHAW LC 


RUSHES-YARDS (NET) 39-253 32--13 
















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West Virginia Wesleyan 58 

Livingstone 3 

SALISBURY, NC – The Livingstone football team stepped out of conference 

play on Saturday to host West Virginia Wesleyan, but the Bobcats got the best 

of the Blue Bears 58-3. 

The Livingstone offense got off to a rough start. After receiving the 

opening kickoff, quarterback Levon Stanley threw his fi fth interception of 

the season which was returned for a touchdown and a 7-0 Bobcat lead. The 

ensuing drive for the Blue Bears looked promising as Livingstone was able to 

move the ball 47 yards on nine plays, but a fourth and 12 attempt failed and 

the ball was turned over on downs. 

West Virginia Wesleyan took over on its own 17 yard line and on its 

second play Bryan Aycoth forced a fumble and it was recovered by Dorian 

Edwards. The Blue Bears ran four plays and moved backwards three yards 

before freshman kicker Logan Haynes connected on a 33-yard fi eld goal to 

put the Blue Bears on the board at 7-3. The fi rst quarter ended with the score 

7-3. 

The Bobcats increased their lead to 14-3 early in the second quarter 

and extended it to 22-3 with just over seven minutes left in the fi rst half. 

Livingstone’s next drive took only four plays and went six yards. On the 

punt a personal foul penalty on the Blue Bears gave the Bobcats good fi eld 

position and Wesleyan took four plays to go 26 yards for a touchdown to go 

up 29-3. The 29-3 scoreline was the halftime score. 

Wesleyan received the opening kickoff of the second half and 

failed to score on its drive after missing a 38-yard fi eld goal attempt. 

Livingstone’s possession ended in a punt and the Bobcats capitalized with 

another touchdown and a missed extra point to go up 35-3. The ensuing 

possession for Livingstone took fi ve plays and ended with a blocked punt 

by the Bobcats. Wesleyan took four plays to move the ball 30 yards for a 

touchdown and a 42-3 lead. 

On the ensuing kickoff Dewayne Smith fumbled the ball after a 15 yard 

return and the Bobcats recovered the fumble. After four plays Wesleyan had 

put the ball in the end zone and after a failed extra point, led 48-3. 

Early in the fourth quarter the Bobcats had a 14 play drive that went 66 

yards and Wesleyan added a 22-yard fi eld goal for a 51-3 lead. Late in the 

fourth quarter quarterback Curtis Edens fumbled the ball around midfi eld that 

was picked up by the Bobcats and returned 40 yards for a touchdown which 

led to the fi nal score of 58-3. 


WV Wesleyan 7 22 19 10 58 


WVWC LC 




















GAME 8 • OCTOBER 16 • WINSTON-SALEM, NC 

Winston-Salem State 58 

Livingstone 0 

WINSTON-SALEM, NC – The Rams of Winston-Salem State University 

avenged their loss to St. Augustine’s last week, downing the Blue Bears of 

Livingstone 58-0. 

The Blue Bears won the coin toss and opted to receive and despite a good 

run from quarterback Levon Stanley on third down, Livingstone was forced to 

punt. The Livingstone defense, despite missing its top two defenders in Bryan 

Aycoth and Shawntez Jones, held Winston to only six yards on its opening 

drive and forced the Rams to punt. 

Livingstone was forced to punt after four plays on its next drive and the 

Rams returned it 52 yards which led to a touchdown on the fi rst offensive play 

for a 7-0 Ram lead. After another Livingstone punt, the Rams increased their 

lead to 14-0 on a 23-yard rush by Nicholas Cooper. 

The Blue Bears controlled the ball to start the second quarter and punter 

Logan Haynes was forced to kick the ball away on a fourth and 50 yards to 

go. The Rams returned the ball 35 yards for another touchdown and a 21-0 

lead. Livingstone’s next two drives combined for nine plays and only four 

yards gained. Winston-Salem added another seven points on a three-play, 49yard 

drive capped off with a 53-yard pass completion from Kameron Smith to 

Jahuann Butler for a 28-0 Ram lead. 

The Livingstone offense continued to struggle on its next possession, 

moving the ball backwards three yards on three plays. After the Livingstone 

punt, Winston-Salem’s Nicholas Cooper rushed for a 54-yard touchdown on 

the fi rst offensive play for a 35-0 lead. The Rams added a 45-yard fi eld goal as 

time expired in the fi rst half to go up 38-0. 

Winston-Salem got the kickoff to start the second half and drove 50 

yards for a touchdown. The extra point was missed and the Rams led 44-0. 

Livingstone was forced to punt on its next drive, but faked the punt and Logan 

Haynes rushed for a fi rst down, but fumbled the ball which was recovered by 

Winston. The turnover didn’t cost the Blue Bears as Winston missed a fi eld 

goal. With only 16 seconds left in the third quarter the Rams got into the 

endzone once more on a fi ve-yard run and after the extra point led 51-0. 

The fourth quarter slowed down as the Rams worked the clock. Livingstone 

fi rst drive ended on an interception, but Winston didn’t get anything out of it as 

the Rams punted. After a Livingstone punt with just over eight minutes to play, 

the Rams added another touchdown to the scoreboard to go up 58-0 which 

worked to be the fi nal score. 



Winston-Salem State 14 24 13 7 58 

LC WSSU 

















Sacks By: Number-Yards 2-15 7-57


GAME 9 • OCTOBER 23 • FAYETTEVILLE, NC 

Fayetteville State 59 

Livingstone 6 

FAYETTEVILLE, NC – The Fayetteville State Broncos scored 47 unanswered points 

Saturday to defeat the Livingstone Blue Bears 59-6 in CIAA football action. 

Livingstone received the opening kickoff after Fayetteville won the toss and deferred to 

the second half. The opening drive for the Blue Bears stalled and Livingstone was forced 

to punt. The punt by freshman Logan Haynes was blocked and Fayetteville took over at the 

26-yard line. After seven plays and moving 20 yards, the Broncos kicked a 23-yard fi eld 

goal to go up 3-0. 

The ensuing drive for the Blue Bears looked as though it was going to end after only 

three plays, but a well-executed fake punt by Livingstone gave the Blue Bears a fi rst down. 

The momentum from the successful fake punt was short-lived as Livingstone was again 

forced to punt with 3:14 left in the fi rst quarter. The Broncos were able to block their 

second punt of the game and started on the 34-yard line. Three plays after the blocked punt 

the Broncos connected on a 20-yard passing touchdown for a 10-0 lead. 

Early in the second quarter the Broncos increased their lead to 17-0 on a 15-yard passing 

touchdown after the Bronco defense intercepted a Levon Stanley pass. Livingstone tried to 

turn the tides on the ensuing drive. On the fourth play from scrimmage Stanley connected 

with Omar McFadden on a crossing pattern in the middle of the fi eld that went for 58 yards 

for a touchdown. It was the fi rst touchdown for Livingstone since September 25 



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th and the 

longest play from scrimmage this season. The Blue Bears faked the extra point and the 

passing attempt failed. Fayetteville State led 17-6. 

The two teams traded punts on their next respective possessions. Fayetteville was 

again forced to punt with 2:53 left in the fi rst half. The punt bounced around the 10-yard 

line and freshman Franklin Evans tried to fi eld the ball on the hop and misplayed it. The 

Broncos recovered the muffed punt in the endzone for a touchdown and a 24-6 lead. With 

58 seconds left in the half Fayetteville missed a 48-yard fi eld goal, but still took a 24-6 lead 

into the locker room at halftime. 

Fayetteville got the opening kick of the second half, but it was Livingstone that tried to 

pull back some momentum. With 11:18 left in the third quarter Fayetteville attempted a 

36-yard fi eld goal that was blocked by junior Devonta Harmon. The Blue Bears took over, 

but any momentum was scratched later in the drive when a Stanley pitched the ball behind 

running back Terrill Gourdine for a fumble that was recovered by the Broncos. Fayetteville 

scored on a 17-yard run off the turnover with 4:40 left in the third quarter to go up 31-6. 

Less than a minute later on the ensuing drive for Livingstone the Broncos blocked 

their third punt of the game. This punt was returned 12 yards for a touchdown and a 38-6 

Fayetteville lead. Fayetteville increased its lead to 45-6 with 2:01 left in the third quarter 

on a one-yard touchdown run that was set up off an interception of Stanley. 

Livingstone punted on its fi rst possession of the fourth quarter and Fayetteville 

capitalized with a 45-yard touchdown run with 12:11 left in the contest to go up 52-6. The 

ensuing kickoff was fumbled by the Blue Bears and recovered by the Broncos. Fayetteville 

capitalized on the fi fth Blue Bear turnover of the contest with a touchdown run with 9:31 

remaining in the contest to go up 59-6, which resulted in the fi nal score of the game. 




St. Augustine’s 33 

Livingstone 0 

SALISBURY, NC – Livingstone held the CIAA Southern Division leader St. 

Augustine’s scoreless in the fi rst half Saturday, but turnovers proved costly in the 

second half as the Falcons rallied to defeat the Blue Bears 33-0 in the fi nal home 

game of the 2010 season for the Blue Bears. 

St. Augustine’s came in as the top rushing team in the CIAA and Walter 

Sanders came in as the second-leading rusher in the nation and the Blue Bear 

defense, shut down the rushing attack of the Falcons in the fi rst half. Sanders had 

27 yards on the ground and the Falcons had only 38 for the fi rst half. 

The Livingstone defense forced the Falcons into four punts and one turnover 

on downs in the fi rst half and kept the Falcons out of the end zone towards the 

end of the fi rst half as St. Augustine’s was driving for a late score. 

Despite the positive play of the Blue Bear defense in the fi rst half, the 

Livingstone offense was unable to get anything going. In the fi rst half, the Blue 

Bears managed only 52 yards of total offense, with 42 coming on the ground and 

10 coming via the pass. 

Livingstone looked to capitalize on its momentum from the fi rst half as 

it received the opening kick of the second stanza. On the fi rst play from 

scrimmage of the second half, quarterback Levon Stanley fumbled and the ball 

was recovered by St. Augustine’s on the 37 yard line. On the third play St. 

Augustine’s quarterback Teddy Bacote connected with Tyrone Laughinghouse for 

a 33-yard touchdown pass and a 7-0 Falcon lead. 

The next possession for Livingstone ended after only two plays as Stanley was 

intercepted on the 35 yard line and the pick was returned for a touchdown and a 

14-0 St. Augustine’s edge. After the next Blue Bear possession ended after three 

plays and a punt, St. Augustine’s added a 32-yard fi eld goal for a 17-0 lead. 

To start the fourth quarter the Blue Bears had another turnover. Kevin Shelf 

caught a pass at the 38 yard line, but the hit jarred the ball loose and the Falcons 

recovered. Despite the turnover, the Blue Bears got the ball back two plays 

later when Devonta Harmon forced a fumble after a pass completion and Martez 

Earles recovered the fumble. 

The offense again was unable to capitalize on the defensive play as three 

straight pass attempts fell incomplete and the Blue Bears were forced to punt. 

St. Augustine’s went up 20-0 on a 40-yard fi eld goal after a nine-play, 26-yard 

drive. The next drive for Livingstone ended after two plays when Curtis Edens 

fumbled and the ball was recovered by the Falcons. Walter Sanders rushed on 

two plays straight and got into the endzone on the second for a 26-0 Falcon lead. 

St. Augustine’s added one more touchdown with just over fi ve minutes to go to 

reach the fi nal score of 33-0. 


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GAME 11 • NOVEMBER 6 • CHARLOTTE, NC 

Johnson C. Smith 26 

Livingstone 13 

CHARLOTTE, NC – Despite racking up 249 rushing yards Saturday the Blue Bears fell 

short of grabbing their fi rst win of the season in the 2 nd Annual Commemorative Classic as 

the Johnson C. Smith Golden Bulls defeated Livingstone 26-13 at Memorial Stadium. 

The Blue Bears received the opening kickoff and after picking up a couple fi rst downs 

failed on a fourth down conversion and turned the ball over to the Golden Bulls. Johnson 

C. Smith also attempted to convert a fourth down, but was unsuccessful and the ball went 

back over to Livingstone. 

Livingstone punted on the ensuing possession, but the Blue Bears weren’t without the 

ball for long. On the next drive by the Golden Bulls, the Blue Bears forced a fumble that 

was recovered by Devonta Harmon and the Blue Bears took over. Despite the boost from 

the defense the offense still sputtered and again turned the ball over on downs. With 2:34 

left in the fi rst quarter the Golden Bulls got on the scoreboard behind a 16-yard run to go 

up 7-0. 

The Blue Bears got the second quarter started on a positive note when Levon Stanley 

capped off an impressive drive with a nine-yard touchdown run to tie the game at 7-7. 

Just over a minute later Johnson C. Smith regained the lead on a 59-yard touchdown hook 

up. The extra point was blocked and the Golden Bulls led 13-7. 





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Livingstone’s ensuing possession was again positive on the yardage and the Blue Bears got down to the Johnson C. Smith four yard line. Livingstone had a fourth down and goal to 

go and opted against the fi eld goal attempt and the running play failed and the ball was again turned over on downs. Johnson C. Smith took full advantage and hooked up on another 

big pass play, this time 75 yards for a touchdown. The Blue Bear special teams blocked another extra point try and Johnson C. Smith led 19-7, the halftime score. 

For an unknown reason the Blue Bears got the opening kick of the second half after also receiving it in the fi rst half. The fi rst drive for the Blue Bears ended on a turnover on 

downs. Johnson C. Smith took over and capped off an eight-play, 65-yard drive with a 21-yard run to go up 26-7 with the extra point. After a Livingstone punt on the next possession, 

Shawntez Jones picked off his fi rst pass of the season to give the ball back to the Blue Bears. 

The fourth quarter started with a Livingstone punt followed less than two minutes later by a Johnson C. Smith punt. Starting quarterback Levon Stanley was injured in the next 

series and backup Curtis Edens entered the game. On his fi rst pass, Edens was intercepted giving the ball back to the Golden Bulls. With 8:10 to go in the game the Golden Bulls 

turned the ball over on downs. 

Livingstone took over on the 39 yard line of Johnson C. Smith and drove 61 yards on 11 plays to get into the end zone on a seven-yard run by Tevin Mishoe. The Blue Bears 

attempted a two-point conversion that failed and the Golden Bulls led 26-13. Livingstone attempted an onside kick that was recovered by Johnson C. Smith which allowed the Golden 

Bulls to run out the clock and take 26-13 victory. 

NATIONAL 

RECOGNITION 

Our student-athletes have received the 

NCAA’s highest individual honors 

including winning the Walter Byers 

Scholarship Award (the NCAA’s top 

student-athlete) and the NCAA Woman 

of the Year Award. 

COMMUNITY 

PARTNERSHIPS 

We have initiated national community 

partnerships with the Make-A-Wish 

Foundation and Habitat for Humanity. 

UNIQUE 

FISCAL MODEL 

We offer a unique fiscal model for 

intercollegiate athletics that redefine the 

institutional value for sponsoring sports 

and offering athletics scholarships.


Northern Division 

Team Conf. Overall 

Rec. Rec. 

Virginia State 6-1 8-3 

Bowie State 6-1 6-4 

Elizabeth City State 5-2 6-4 

Chowan 3-4 3-7 

Virginia Union 3-4 3-7 

St. Paul’s 2-5 2-8 

Lincoln 0-7 1-9 

Offense 

QB - Kevin Atkins - Shaw 

RB - Walter Sanders - St. Augustine’s 

RB - Nicholas Cooper - Winston-Salem State 

WR - Robert Holland - Chowan 

WR - Joseph John-Pierre - Winston-Salem State 

TE - Jone’ Harris - St. Augustine’s 

OL - Justin Wells - St. Augustine’s 

OL - Travis Taylor - Winston-Salem State 

OL - Edawn Coughman - Shaw 

OL - Markus Copeland - Virginia State 

OL - David Mims - Vurigina Union 

KR - Tyron Laughinghouse - St. Augustine’s 

PK - Justin Parker - Virginia State 

Offense 

QB - Teddy Bacote - St. Augustine’s 

RB - Kenay Hawks - Virginia State 

WR - Tehvyn Brantley - Winston-Salem State 

WR - Jermaine Jones - St. Augustine’s 

WR - Newton Miller II - St. Augustine’s 

TE - Dallin Gray - Fayetteville State 

OL - Wayne Barron - Lincoln 

OL - Jadarius Dean - St. Augustine’s 

OL - OgheneMaro Erhie - Bowie State 

OL - David Gatlin - Elizabeth City State 

K - Devon Pike - Elizabeth city State 

2010 Final Standings 

2010 CIAA Championship 

Shaw - 14, Virginia State - 7 

2010 All-Conference Teams 

2010 All-Rookie Teams 


2010 CIAA Recap 

Southern Division 

Team Conf. Overall 

Rec. Rec. 

Shaw 7-0 9-3 

St. Augustine’s 6-1 9-2 

Winston-Salem State 5-2 8-2 

Fayetteville State 4-3 5-5 

Johnson C. Smith 1-6 2-8 

Livingstone 0-7 0-11 

Defense 

DL - Jarvis Stokes - St. Paul’s 

DL - Charles Deas - Shaw 

DL - Malcolm Jenkins - Elizabeth City State 

DL - Juan Corders - Winston-Salem State 

LB - Jeremy Cunningham - Fayetteville State 

LB - Fred Sparkman - Shaw 

LB - Steven Stanback - St. Augustine’s 

DB - Andre Lyles - Fayetteville State 

DB - Dominic Tolson - St. Paul’s 

DB - Darnell Evans - Shaw 

DB - Ian White - Virginia State 

P - William Rudd - Virginia State 

PR - Alberto Johnson - Shaw 

Defense 

DL - Marc McCadden - Chowan 

LB - Jason Ampy - Chowan 

LB - William Davis - Elizabeth City State 

LB - Timothy Durant - Virginia State 

LB - Chaz Robinson - St. Augustine’s 

LB - Gatlin Williams - Chowan 

DB - Darnell Evans - Shaw 

DB - Anthony Hooks - Chowan 

DB - Monte Robinson - St. Paul’s 

DB - Kwaheem Smith - Lincoln 

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2010 CIAA Statistical Leaders 

Rushing Yds/gm 

Walter Sanders, SAC..............137.7 

Daronte McNeil, ECSU..........132.1 

Nicholas Cooper, WSSU.........113.4 

Passing Average Yds/gm 

Ryan Carter, JCSU.................212.9 

Creven Powell, ECSU.............184.7 

Kevin Atkins, SU....................175.0 

Receptions Rec/Gm 

Robert Holland, CU....................8.6 

Jeremy Franklin, JCSU...............5.3 

Kevin Hodrick, CU....................4.9 

Receiving Yards Yds/gm 

Joseph John-Pierre, VUU.......107.0 

Jeremy Franklin, JCSU.............82.3 

Robert Holland, CU..................80.4 

Total Offense Yds/gm 

Ryan Carter, JCSU..................256.3 

Kevin Atkins, SU....................203.8 

Robert Benjamin, FSU............197.6 

Scoring Pts/gm 

Walter Sanders, SAC..................9.0 

Nicholas Cooper, WSSU............9.0 

Landon Thayer, WSSU...............6.7 

Punt Return Average Yds/Ret 

Alberto Johnson, SU................16.6 

Tony Goodman, CU..................15.0 

Dominique Fitzgerald, WSSU..12.3 

Kick Return Average Yds/Ret 

Tyron Laughinghouse, SAC.....29.5 

Billy Wiggins, ECSU...............26.4 

Richard Medlin, FSU...............26.0 

All Purpose Yards Yds/gm 

Richard Medlin, FSU.............148.2 

Walter Sanders, SAC..............146.1 

Daronte McNeil, ECSU..........145.4 

Punting Yds/Kick 

Tyler Rabb, JCSU.....................43.0 

Billy Rudd, VSU......................39.4 

Michael Gagne, BSU................38.0 

Field Goals FG/gm 

Landon Thayer, WSSU.............0.80 

Austin Turner, FSU..................0.78 

Justin Parker, VSU....................0.73 

Alexander Tucker, SAC............0.73 

Tackles Tkl/gm 

Jeremy Cunningham, FSU.......10.7 

Steven Stanback, SAC................9.6 

Brucele Sterile, LUP..................9.0 

Fred Sparkman, SU....................8.8 

Adidi Arrington, VUU...............8.6 

Chaz Robinson, SAC..................8.2 

LaQuentin Milo, VSU................7.7 

Steven Grant-Jones, BSU...........7.7 

Jeremy Pruitt, VSU.....................7.5 

Sacks Total 

Malcolm Jenkins, ECSU.........13.0 

Timothy Durant, VSU.................8.0 

Timothy Green, LUP..................7.0 

Anthony Harris, SAC.................6.5 



Tackles For Loss Total 

Malcolm Jenkins, ECSU..........18.5 

Jarvis Stokes, SPC....................16.0 

Demarcus Roberson, SU..........15.5 

Brandon McElwee, LUP...........15.0 

Stanley Porter, SU....................15.0 

Passes Defended Avg/gm 

Darnell Evans, SU....................1.82 

Andre Lyles, FSU.....................1.50 

Kenneth Turner, BSU...............1.30 

Zavis Padgett, ECSU................1.30 

Ian White, VSU.........................1.27 

Interceptions Avg/gm 

Andre Lyles, FSU.....................0.60 

Darnell Evans, SU..................,.0.55 

Anthony Hooks, CU..................0.50 

Kawheem Smith, LUP..............0.50 

Ian White, VSU.........................0.45 

Fumbles Forced Avg/gm 

Steven Grant-Jones, BSU.........0.40 

Jeremy Pruitt, VSU...................0.36 

Dewitt Dixon, ECSU................0.33 

Leon Eason, CU.......................0.30 

Timothy Green, LUP................0.30 

Dorian Edwards, LC.................0.27 

Fumbles Recovered Avg/gm 

Juan Corders, WSSU................0.50 

Leon Eason, CU........................0.40 

Jeremy Cunningham, FSU.......0.40 

Malcolm Jenkins, ECSU..........0.40 

Xavier Robinson, SPC..............0.33


Livingstone College, the site of the fi rst intercollegiate 

football game between two “colored 

institutions” has a unique athletic history. It was a 

participant in several “fi rst games” and winner of 

several championships. Gridiron history at Livingstone 

has had its share of colorful seasons, phenomenal 

teams and spectacular players. 

The fi rst football game in the United States 

was played November, 1869 between Rutgers and 

Princeton. Twenty-three years later, the fi rst intercollegiate 

football game between historically black 

colleges was initiated. On December 27, 1892 on 

a snow-covered fi eld, 

Livingstone College met 

Biddle University (now 

Johnson C. Smith University) 

in this historic affair. 

The football 11, as 

they came to be known, 

was organized in the fall 

of 1892 and was composed 

of J.W. Walker, captain; 

W.J. Trent, manager; R.J. 

Rencher, Henry Rives, 

C.N. Garland, J.R. Dillard, 

J.B.A. Yelverton, Wade 

Hampton, Charles H. Patrick, 

J.J. Taylor and F.H. 

Cummings. 

December 27, 1892 

was a cold and dreary day 

and snow had fallen to a considerable depth. In the 

early stages of the two 45-minute halves, Biddle 

scored a touchdown, making the score 5-0. Later in 

the game, just shy of another score, a Biddle fumble 

led to an apparent Livingstone touchdown. However, 

an appeal by Biddle that the runner was tackled 

out of bounds on the snow-covered turf was upheld 

and Biddle won 5-0. 

Since that time, games between Livingstone 

and Johnson C. Smith have been a fi xture in North 

Carolina and the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association. 

After that initial contest, Livingstone has 

written gridiron history in numerous tilts. 

Livingstone’s successes began early in the 


History of LC Football 

20th Centry. Bejamin Butler Church, who played 

for Livingstone until 1907, coached the team from 

1911-1926. Coach Church guided Livingstone to 

six titles as part of the North Carolina Intercollegiate 

Athletic Association. The Blue Bears took home 

titles in 1912, 1914, 1915, 1921, 1922 and 1923. 

Moderate success followed Livingstone through 

the 1930s, 1940s and the early 1950s. Coach Edward 

Mitchell who guided the Blue Bears in 1957 

and 1958 brough back the winning ways to the 

program. An overall 12-4-1 record in those two seasons 

paved the way for a share of the 1960 Eastern 

Intercollegiate Athletic Association 

title under coach 

Charles Cox. After a 5-4 

season in 1961, the school 

produced only two more 

winning seasons until 1973. 

Coach Baxter Holman 

came to Livingstone 

in 1973, transforming a 2-8 

team into a 7-2-1 squad 

in just one year. Holman 

coached the Blue Bears to 

an overall 34-18-1 record 

in six seasons with only 

one losing campaign. 

Livingstone went 5-4-1 in 

1978, but produced only 

two more winning years 

through the 1993 season. 

In 1994 Thomas “Rudy” Abrams came to lead 

the Blue Bears after a 1-10 record in 1993. Through 

his fi rst two seasons, Abrams showed improvement 

going 5-5 and 5-4-1 respectively. After an 8-2 1996 

season, Abrams guided Livingstone to back-to-back 

CIAA Championships in 1997 (10-0) and 1998 (7- 

3). 

After Abrams exit from Livingstone following 

the 1998 season, the success of the Blue Bears 

quickly declined. Since the 7-3, 1998 season Livingstone 

has not had a winning season. In December 

2009, Elvin J. James was named the 33rd coach 

at Livingstone College and charged with returning 

the football program to glory. 

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Record Book 

SINGLE GAME RECORDS 

Scored Points 

20 Joseph White 1983 

Touchdowns 


Rushing Attempts 

44 Rob Clodfelter 1991 

Rushing Yards 



Rushing Touchdowns 

5 Carlton Jones 1998 


Passing Attempts 

36 Darryl Ardrew 1992 

Pass Completions 

21 Alfred Tyler 1966 

Passing Yards 


Passing Touchdowns 

6 Darryl Ardrey 1991 

5 Joel Ward 2002 

Pass Receptions 

13 Ben Coates 1988 

Pass Receiving Yards 

239 Herb Jones 1993 

Pass Receiving Touchdowns 

3 Sylvester Sutton 1966 

3 Walter Hand 1984 

3 Herb Jones 1991 

Punts 

11 James Simpson 1989 

Punting Yards 


Tackles 

18 Troy Veale 1993 

18 Robert Massey-Brice 2008 

Sacks 

4 Johnny Miller 1976 

Interceptions 

4 Roddrick Dunlap 1997 

3 Bryant Dean 1986 

SINGLE SEASON RECORDS 

Scored Points 

146 Wilmont Perry 1997 






60 Samuel Bunch 1974 

Touchdowns 







10 Samule Bunch 1974 







Rushing Yards 

1,934 Wilmont Perry 1997 

1,425 Rob Clodfelter 1992 

1,266 Carlton Jones 1998 

1,149 Joseph White 1982 

1,130 Joseph White 1983 

1,107 Rob Clodfelter 1991 








272 Steven Williams 2009 



Passing Completions 






Passing Yards 

2,460 Alfred Tyler 1966 


1,329 Steven Williams 2009 

1,240 Pernell Wilder 1997 




16 Pernell Wilder 1997 

Pass Receptions 


42 James Jackson 1978 

41 Allen Hart 1965 

39 Omar McFadden 2009 



676 Allen Hart 1965 

560 James Jackson 1978 


10 Samuel Bunch 1974 


Total Offense 


Punts 



64 Andrew Cooney 1976 

62 Domo Piscitello 2008 

60 Andrew Cooney 1973 


Punting Yards 

2,691 James Simpson 1989 


2,522 Andrew Cooney 1973 

2,519 Andrew Cooney 1976 

2,259 Domo Piscitello 2008 


Tackles 

153 Moises Gordon 2004 

141 Jason Ocean 2001 

102 Reggie Miller 1990 

Sacks 

13 Reggie Miller 1990 

Interceptions 

9 Shavarez Thompson 1998


Scored Points 

264 Rob Clodfelter 1990-1993 

162 Ben Coates 1987-1988,1990 

Touchdowns 


17 Shannon Gainey 1998-2001 


697 Joseph White 1981-1984 


451 Wilmont Perry 1994, 1996-1997 

Rushing Yards 

4,257 Wilmont Perry 1994, 1996-1997 

4,127 Rob Clodfelter 1990-1993 

4,075 Joseph White 1981-1984 


39 Joseph White 1981-1984 

32 Wilmont Perry 1994, 1996-1997 



820 Steven Williams 2006-2009 

696 Darryl Ardrey 1990-1993 

229 Joel Ward, Jr. 2001-2002 

Passing Completions 

360 Steven Williams 2006-2009 

341 Darryl Ardrey 1990-1993 

105 Joel Ward, Jr. 2001-2002 

CAREER RECORDS 


Record Book 

Passing Yards 

4,530 Alfred Tyler 1963-1966 

4,494 Darryl Ardrey 1990-1993 

1,387 Joel Ward, Jr. 2001-2002 


54 Alfred Tyler 1963-1966 


1,510 Shannon Gainey 1998-2001 

1,268 Ben Coates 1987-1988, 1990 


18 Ben Coates 1987-1988, 1990 

10 Shannon Gainey 1998-2001 

Punts 

229 James Simpson 1986-1989 

Punting Yards 

9,127 James Simpson 1986-1989 

7,399 Andrew Cooney 1973-1976 

Kick Return Yards 


All-Purpose Yards 


Tackles 

344 Reggie Miller 1987-1990 

341 Jason Ocean 2000-2002 

Sacks 

33 Reggie Miller 1987-1990 

Interceptions 

23 Roddrick Dunalp 1993-1997 

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The Last Time... 



TEAM 

SHUT OUT AN OPPONENT: 2003 vs. Elizabeth City State, Won 19-0 

WAS SHUT OUT: 2010 vs. St. Augustine’s, Lost 33-0 

SCORED BETWEEN 50-59 POINTS: 1998 vs. Elizabeth City State, Won 59-0 

ALLOWED BETWEEN 50-59 POINTS: 1010 vs. Fayetteville State, Lost 59-6 

SCORED BETWEEN 60-69 POINTS: 1997 vs. Fayetteville State, Won 67-13 

ALLOWED BETWEEN 60-69 POINTS: 2004 vs. Fayetteville State, Lost 62-19 

SCORED MORE THAN 70 POINTS: Never 

ALLOWED MORE THAN 70 POINTS: Never 

SCORED ON A SAFETY: 9/11/10 vs. Catawba 

ALLOWED A KICKOFF RETURN FOR A TD: 9/18/2010 vs. Bowie State University 

RETURNED AN INTERCEPTION FOR A TD: 10/30/2010 vs. St. Augustine’s 

OVERCAME HALFTIME DEFICIT TO WIN: 9/23/2006 vs. Bowie State (Trailed 3-0, Won 7-3) 

TRAILED AFTER THREE QUARTERS, RALLIED TO WIN: 11/7/2003 vs. Fayetteville State (Trailed, 20-7, Won 28-27) 

DEFENSE INTERCEPTED THREE PASSES: 9/27/2008 vs. Lincoln (PA) 

LESS THAN 50 YARDS RUSHING: 10/23/2010 vs. Fayetteville State (28) 

200+ YARDS RUSHING: 11/6/2010 vs. Johnson C. Smith (249) 

INDIVIDUAL 

HAD A PLAYER RUSH FOR 150+ YARDS: 9/27/2008 vs. Lincoln (PA) - Rashaad Fluker 

HAD A PLAYER WITH 2 INTERCEPTIONS: 10/24/2009 vs. Shaw - Devonta Harmon 

100-199 YARDS RUSHING,GAME: 10/17/2009 vs. Chowan - Steven Williams (130 Yards) 

80+ YARD PASS COMPLETION: 10/19/2009 vs. Chowan - Steven Williams (82 Yards) 

300+ YARDS PASSING, GAME: 10/18/2003 vs. Winston-Salem State - Joel Ward, Jr. (314 Yards) 

20 PASS COMPLETIONS, GAME: 10/11/2003 vs. Johnson C. Smith - Joel Ward, Jr. (27 Completions) 

FOUR + TD PASSES, GAME: 10/19/2002 vs. Johnson C. Smith - Joel Ward, Jr. (5 TDs) 

10+ RECEPTIONS, GAME: 10/31/2009 vs. Fayetteville State - Omar McFadden (10 Receptions) 

100-149 RECEIVING YARDS, GAME: 10/17/2009 vs. Chowan - Omar McFadden (120 Yards) 

150+ YARDS RECEIVING, GAME: 8/30/2003 vs. Shaw - Chris Jeter (173 Yards) 

RETURNED INTERCEPTION FOR TD: 10/25/2008 vs. Shaw - Robert Brice-Massey 

RETURNED FUMBLE FOR TD: 9/27/2008 vs. Lincoln (PA) - Justin Johnson 

BLOCKD A FIELD GOAL ATTEMPT: 10/17/10 vs. St. Augustine’s - Devonta Harmon 

RETURNED A BLOCKED FIELD GOAL FOR A TD: 8/30/2003 vs. Shaw - Jason Ocean 

RETURNED A BLOCKED PUNT FOR A TD: 9/30/2006 vs. Shaw - Alvin Hudson


All-Time Conference Honors 

LIVINGSTONE ALL-CIAA SELECTIONS 

1966 

Sylvester Sutton (WR) 

Alfred Tyler (QB) 

1968 

Gregory Smith (OT) 

Paul Klutz (LB) 

1969 

Paul Klutz (LB) 

1970 

Tobert Brandon (C) 

1971 

Perry Price (G) 

Frank Sawyer (G) 

David Brooks (DB) 

1972 

John Farrar (LB) 

1973 

Frank Sawyer (G) 

Robert Thomas (OT) 

Andrew Cooney (SP) 

Horace Ballard (DE) 

1974 

Sylvester Ritter (G) 

Samuel Bunch (WR) 

Johnny Miller (G) 


1975 

Johnny Miller (G) 

Larry Lee (LB) 

1976 

Herman Cuthrell (DE) 


1977 

Herman Cuthrell (DE) 

Johnny Stoutamire (DB) 

1979 

Jesse Long (TE) 

1981 

Joseph White (RB) 

1982 


1983 


Paul Ford (K) 

1984 

Robert Green (SE) 

Rufus Mosley (OL) 


1985 

Kevin Cunningham (OL) 

Jerry Asbury (DL) 

1986 

Bryan Dean (DB) 

James Simpson (P) 

1987 


1988 


1989 

Kevin Caldwell (OL) 

James Cunningham (DL) 

Reggie Miller (LB) 


1990 

Ben Coates (TE) 

1991 

John Terry (OL) 

Rob Clodfelter (RB) 

Willie Smiley (LB) 

1992 

Rod Clodfelter (RB) 

1994 

Troy Veale (LB) 

George Williams (DB) 

1995 

Mike White (OT) 

Roderick Dunlap (DB) 

Quincy Morgan (LB) 

1996 

Courtney Coleman (G) 



1997 

Pernell Wilder (QB) 

Wilmont Perry (RB) 


Courtney Coleman (G) 

John Miller (OT) 


Bacardi Ayers (LB) 

James Lowery (DL) 

1998 

Carlton Jones (RB) 

Charles Cooley (C) 

Gerald Hilliard (OT) 

Shavarez Thompson (DB) 

Ronnie Washburg (DL) 

1999 

D’Andre Hopper (QB) 

Carlton Jones (KR) 

Ronnie Washburn (DL) 

Devie King (DB) 

2000 

Derrick Reynolds (C) 

Devie King (DB) 

2001 

Shannon Gainey (WR) 

Jason Ocean (LB) 

2002 


2003 


2004 

Chris Jeter (WR) 

Moises Gordon (LB) 

LIVINGSTONE ALL-CIAA ROOKIE SELECTIONS 

1990 

Rob Clodfelter (RB) 

Darryl Ardrey (QB) 

Joe Martin (KR) 

1991 

William Houston (OL) 

Tiece Ruffi n (DL) 

Sheldon Thompson (DB) 

1992 

Bobby Curry (TE) 

Eric Jones (DL) 

Ty Dixon (LB) 

1993 

Charles Pigford (DL) 

1994 

Spencer Williams (QB) 

Torrence Stevenson (WR) 

Wilmont Perry (RB) 

James Lowery (DL) 

Jamil Davis (LB) 


1995 

Tyrone Caldwell (OL) 

Eric Crawford (RB) 

Mansor Salahuddin (PR) 

1997 

Chris Williams (RB) 

Lateef Williamson (OL) 

1998 

Carlton Jones (RB) 

Shannon Gainey (WR) 

Shavarez Thompson (SS) 

1999 

Osny Eteinne (C) 

Tremayne Gilmore (G) 

Carl Jones (RB) 

2000 

Antoine Smith (WR) 


2001 

Ibrahim Bah (K) 

David Melton (QB) 

Omar Middleton (LB) 

Sheldon Richardson (LB) 

2002 

Chris Jeter (WR/P) 

2003 

Jamel Montgomery 

2004 

Santanta Mauney (RB) 

Dalvon Mack (LB) 

2005 

Ryan Goings (DB) 

Keith Webster (LB) 

2006 

Sean Vary (K) 

Steven Williams (QB) 

2009 

Dorian Edwards (DL) 

Omar McFadden (WR) 

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64 

All-Time Results 

1892 0-1 

LC OPP 

0 Biddle 5 

1893-1900 

No Results Available 

1901 3-0 

LC OPP 

W A&M L 

W Shaw L 

W Shaw L 

1902-1905 


1906 4-0-1 

LC OPP 

17 A&M 0 

0 Knoxville 0 

42 Kitrell 0 

32 Morristown 0 

5 Shaw 0 

1907 (Incomplete) 

LC OPP 

A&M 

Kittrell 

Shaw (LC Forefeited) 


LC OPP 

10 Clafl in 6 


LC OPP 

A&M 

0 Hampton 21 


LC OPP 

Kittrell 

A&M 

Knoxville 

1911 


1912 3-1-1 

LC OPP 

13 A&M 0 

12 Shaw 0 

0 Clafl in 0 

13 Biddle 2 

0 Howard 25 


LC OPP 

A&M 

Knoxville 

Shaw 

3 Biddle 0 

Bennett 

1914 5-1-0 

LC OPP 

7 Knoxville 0 

7 Bennett 0 

8 Shaw 0 

7 A&M 0 

3 Biddle 0 

0 Hampton 39 

1915 3-0-2 

LC OPP 

42 High Point 0 

3 Bennett 0 

0 NC A&T 0 

6 Biddle 0 

12 NC A&T 12 

1916 2-2-0 

LC OPP 

6 Bennett 0 

25 Shaw 11 

0 NC A&T 17 

0 Biddle 21 


LC OPP 

Bennett 

NC A&T 

Shaw 

Biddle 

1918-1919 


LC OPP 

12 Biddle 0 


LC OPP 

0 NC A&T 0 

25 Biddle 0 

Shaw 



1922 4-1-1 

LC OPP 

6 NTS Durham 0 

6 Morehouse 13 

0 Shaw 0 

18 Benedict 7 

12 NC A&T 6 

7 Biddle 0 

1923 3-2-2 

LC OPP 

53 Mary Potter 0 

6 Morehouse 6 

0 Howard 15 

6 Shaw 0 

0 St. Paul’s 50 

0 Bennett 0 

2 Biddle 0 

1924 3-2-1 

LC OPP 


0 Shaw 0 

13 Bennett 0 

0 VA Seminary 31 

6 Knoxville 0 

7 Biddle 12 

1925 4-3-1 

LC OPP 


0 Howard 21 

6 St. Augustine’s 6 


14 Clafl in 0 

0 Knoxville 13 

13 NC College 6 

25 Bennett 6 

1926 2-5-0 

LC OPP 


0 Howard 31 

0 NC A&T 32 


7 Clafl in 0 

0 Knoxville 3 

0 Johnson C. Smith 13


1927 3-3-1 

LC OPP 



0 Shaw 0 

0 Clafl in 22 


0 NC State 13 

27 Johnson C. Smith 26 

1928 3-3-1 

LC OPP 

0 Howard 32 

0 Clafl in 6 

18 Paine 6 


14 Shaw 2 



1929 3-3-3 

LC OPP 

19 Bricks Junior 0 

0 Benedict 0 


0 Clafl in 7 

51 Paine 7 

37 Fayetteville St. 0 

0 Knoxville 0 


6 NC A&T 12 

1930 0-7-2 

LC OPP 


2 Benedict 12 

0 NC State 12 

7 Howard 44 

6 Clafl in 6 

6 Shaw 19 


2 Allen 14 


1931 0-5-3 

LC OPP 

0 NC A&T 7 



0 Hampton 44 

4 Clafl in 6 

6 Shaw 6 

0 Allen 0 



LC OPP 

0 Morristown Jr. 13 

0 Allen 7 

0 NC A&T 25 

0 Shaw 32 


1933 

Intercollegiate Football Not Sponsored 

1934 1-4-0 

LC OPP 

0 Allen 7 

0 Miner Teachers 32 



12 Brainerd Jr. 6 


LC OPP 

Brainerd Jr. 

Clafl in 

0 Allen 7 

0 Morris 13 

0 Paine 6 



LC OPP 

26 Friendship Jr. 0 

7 Morris 0 

6 Clafl in 6 

0 Allen 6 


0 Georgia St. 6 

6 Voorhees 18 

Paine 


1937 1-4-0 

LC OPP 

6 Allen 27 

0 Clafl in 44 

7 Benedict 24 

12 Paine 0 





LC OPP 

0 NC A&T 25 

6 Benedict 0 

14 Clafl in 0 

6 Allen 6 


12 NC State 6 

Miner St. 


0 SC State 19 

1939 3-5-1 

LC OPP 

0 NC A&T 40 

20 Elizabeth City St. 0 

6 Allen 7 


7 Clafl in 6 

0 Benedict 0 

0 NC State 26 


52 Clinton Jr. 0 

1940 3-2-2 

LC OPP 


0 NC State 55 

25 Clafl in 0 

0 Allen 0 



25 Kittrell 0 

1941 2-5-1 

LC OPP 


7 Winston-Salem St. 12 

0 Clafl in 2 

2 Allen 6 



0 NC Central 45 


1946 0-5-0 

LC OPP 




0 Benedict 41 


65

66 


1947 2-5-0 

LC OPP 






0 Princess Ann, MD 39 

19 Storers 0 

1948 2-6-0 

LC OPP 


6 Norfolk St. 41 






25 Storers 7 

1949 2-4-0 

LC OPP 

8 Paine 7 






1950 0-6-1 

LC OPP 

0 Paine 34 




0 Morris 32 


13 Voorhees 13 


LC OPP 

0 Paine 0 



0 Morris 12 

Morristown Jr. 



1952 3-4-0 

LC OPP 

8 Morris 0 

6 Paine 7 




14 Voorhees 7 


1953 3-4-0 

LC OPP 

27 SC Area Trade 0 

26 Paine 0 




6 Voorhees 13 


1954 5-2-0 

LC OPP 



6 Paine 0 





1955 2-6-0 

LC OPP 



7 Paine 0 





7 Morris 20 

1956 4-4-0 

LC OPP 


21 Paine 19 



14 Morris 12 


16 Morristown 12 


1957 6-2-1 

LC OPP 

6 Clafl in 14 


13 Paine 0 





31 Voorhees 6 




1958 6-2-0 

LC OPP 

20 Clafl in 0 


40 Paine 0 



28 Voorhees 0 



1959 5-3-1 

LC OPP 


0 Clafl in 36 


52 Paine 0 




6 Albany St. 12 


1960 7-2-2 

LC OPP 


6 Clafl in 12 


21 Paine 0 



49 Voorhees 0 



21 Kittrell 0 

7 Edward Waters 27 

1961 6-3-0 

LC OPP 

0 Benedict 30 

6 Clafl in 14 


48 Paine 0 

21 Bluefi eld St. 72 




15 Knoxville 0


1962 2-8-0 

LC OPP 

0 Maryland St. 52 

6 Clafl in 14 


6 Paine 8 





8 Benedict 30 


1963 0-7-1 

LC OPP 


0 Maryland St. 22 


14 Clafl in 14 





0 Allen 58 

1964 2-8-0 

LC OPP 




16 Clafl in 8 





6 Allen 48 

0 Howard 36 

1965 3-5-0 

LC OPP 






41 Howard 14 



1966 6-3-1 

LC OPP 

40 Savannah St. 0 







13 Howard 0 



1967 4-5-0 

LC OPP 







13 Howard 20 



1968 4-4-0 

LC OPP 

7 Fisk 9 






2 Howard 7 


1969 5-3-0 

LC OPP 

21 Fisk 6 






37 Howard 12 


1970 2-7-0 

LC OPP 







0 Howard 17 


13 Shaw 14 



1971 3-6-0 

LC OPP 

0 Catawba 37 


17 Morris Brown 21 





7 Virginia Union 16 

14 Shaw 6 


1972 2-8-0 

LC OPP 

6 Federal City 12 









6 Shaw 9 


LC OPP 


42 Bowie St. 0 


Fort Bragg 





23 Shaw 0 



1974 9-2-0 

LC OPP 


25 Maryville 6 


49 Fort Bragg 6 





31 Shaw 6 


3 Bowie St. 6 

67

68 


1975 7-3-1 

LC OPP 

49 Fort Bragg 0 


2 Knoxville 0 

13 Virginia St. 7 





26 Kentucky St. 0 


7 Shaw 7 

1976 6-5-0 

LC OPP 

44 Virginia 0 

6 Bethune-Cookman 38 

29 Maryland Eastern Shore 14 








10 Shaw 56 

1977 4-6-0 

LC OPP 









27 Shaw 6 


1978 6-3-1 

LC OPP 









11 Shaw 0 


1979 3-8-0 

LC OPP 









7 Bowie St. 6 


10 Delware St. 28 

1980 0-10-0 

LC OPP 



9 District of Columbia 29 








1981 3-7-0 

LC OPP 




7 Hampton 10 







1982 5-5-0 

LC OPP 




6 Hampton 14 









1983 5-4-0 

LC OPP 










1984 3-7-0 

LC OPP 





10 Gardner-Webb 38 






1985 7-3-0 

LC OPP 








30 Clark-Atlanta 0 



1986 3-5-2 

LC OPP 










8 Winston-Salem St. 82


1987 1-8-1 

LC OPP 




6 Hampton 10 







1988 3-6-0 

LC OPP 




14 Hampton 44 






1989 1-8-0 

LC OPP 










1990 3-6-0 

LC OPP 










1991 5-4-0 

LC OPP 



28 Lees-McRae 7 








1992 3-7-0 

LC OPP 


12 West Georgia 18 

32 Lees-McRae 14 

0 Wisconsin-Whitewater 9 







1993 1-10-0 

LC OPP 

0 Hampton 45 


0 Central St. 73 









1994 5-5-0 

LC OPP 



36 Bowie st. 0 




7 Hampton 47 




1995 5-4-1 

LC OPP 












0 Glenville St. 40 

1996 8-2-0 

LC OPP 


40 Glenville St. 34 


40 Benedict 8 






17 Liberty 27 

1997 8-2-0 

LC OPP 

56 Virginia Union # 6 

40 Bowie St. # 9 

35 Lenoir-Rhyne 12 

48 Benedict 16 







26 Kentucky St. % 30 

# LC Forfeited 

% Pioneer Bowl (Atlanta, GA) 

1998 7-3-0 

LC OPP 











9 Tuskegee % 23 

% Pioneer Bowl (Atlanta, GA) 

69

70 


1999 4-7-0 

LC OPP 

9 Tusculum 11 

37 Newberry 34 OT 










2000 2-8-0 

LC OPP 

0 Catawba 49 

0 Tusculum 26 


6 Faytteville St. 12 







2001 1-8-0 

LC OPP 

0 Catawba 55 

14 Edward Waters 7 




33 Johnson C. Smith 36 OT 




2002 3-7-0 

LC OPP 

22 Catawba 30 

6 Stillman 32 









2003 3-7-0 

LC OPP 

34 Shaw 44 

6 Catawba 49 









2004 2-8-0 

LC OPP 

7 Shaw 17 

10 Catawba 57 









2005 1-9-0 

LC OPP 


6 Catawba 38 



27 Shaw 49 






2006 1-9-0 

LC OPP 



6 Catawba 35 


7 Bowie St. 3 

14 Shaw 18 







2007 0-10-0 

LC OPP 

6 Benedict 43 

7 Catawba 46 





7 Shaw 35 




2008 3-7-0 

LC OPP 

21 Concordia 26 


7 Catawba 49 

10 Bowie St. # 15 

27 Lincoln (PA) 10 


20 Chowan 41 


7 Shaw 55 


# Bowie St. Forfeited 

2009 0-10-0 

LC OPP 



0 Catawba 51 


0 Lincoln (PA) 10 


33 Chowan 42 


3 Shaw 54 


2010 0-11-0 

LC OPP 

6 Virginia State 30 

0 Newberry 55 

8 Catawba 59 

6 Bowie State 55 


0 Shaw 33 

3 West Va. Wesleyan 58 

0 Winston-Salem State 58 

6 Fayetteville State 59 


13 Johnson C. Smith 26



Blue Bears in the Pros 

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Football Players in the LC Hall of Fame 

1892 Football Team - Class of 1992 

Henry Rives, R.J. Rencher, William J. Trent, Jesse Dillard, 

Wade Hampton, J.B.A. Yelverton, John W. Walker, Felix 

H. Cummings, John Taylor, E.D.W. Jones, Cornelius Garland, 

Thomas Lomax, Mr. O’Neil, Gus Hill, Charles Patrick, Jim 

Rose 

Thomas “Rudy” Abrams - Class of 2005 

Abrams graduated from Livingstone in 1964 with a 

B.S. Degree in Business Education. He was a four-year letterman 

on the football team and a member of the 1960 EIAC 

football championship team. Rudy returned to Livingstone in 

1994 as head football coach. During his 5-year tenure, Livingstone 

never had a losing season. His 1997 team was undefeated 

in the regular season (The fi rst undefeated regular season at 

Livingstone since 1920 when it was 1-0). His teams won two 

CIAAChampionships (1997 and 1998), the only CIAA Championships 

in its history. LC was selected to play in the fi rst 

and second Pioneer Bowl in Atlanta, GA. Coach Abrams was 

named CIAA Football Coach of the Year three times in his fi ve 

years at Livingstone. He was awarded CIAA Coach of the Year 

by the Pigskin Club, Washington, DC in 1995, 1996, and 1998, 

by the 100% Wrong Club, Atlanta, GA in 1996 and 1997. 

Darryl Ardrey - Class of 2002 

Ardrey was inducted into the Hall of Fame posthumously, 

for football. Ardrey, a native of Charlotte, NC, departed 

this life in his senior year on February 5, 1994. Ardrey’s jersey, 

number fi ve, was retired a week later and his mother, Gwendolyn 

Ardrey Perry, received his degree during the 1994 commencement 

cermony. 

Horace Ballard - Class of 2005 

Ballard is a native of Gates, North Carolina. He entered 

Livingstone as a student, not an athlete. Coach Marshall allowed 

him to try out for the team. While at Livingstone, he was 

a three-year letterman in football, the team captain in 1973 and 

named to the All-CIAA Defensive team in 1973. In 1974 he 

received his Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration 

/Accounting from Livingstone. He is the President of 

the Class of 1974. He is a Life Member of the Livingstone Blue 

Bears Club, Inc. 

Dr. Furney Brown - Class of 2010 

Dr. Brown earned his Bachelor of Sceince Degree 

from Livingsotne, his Master of Arts Degree from NC Central 

University and his Ed.D. from the University of Miami. Dr. 

Brown received an athletic scholarship to Livingstone where 

he played football under Ted Brown during his freshman and 

sophomore seasons. Upon graduation from Livingstone in 1963 

he was the assistant high school football coach at Fuquay-Varina 

Consolidated High School and junior varsity basketball coach. 

The basketball team fi nished fi rst during the 1964-65 season. He 

was also a Little League baseball coach in the city of Durham. 



Harry James Caldwell - Class of 2008 

Caldwell was a native of Charlotte, N.C. and a member 

of the graduating class of 1966. Caldwell was a four-year participant 

on the Blue Bear football team and was voted the team 

captain in 1965. Caldwell played running back and cornerback 

at Livingstone. After graduation, Caldwell earned a starting 

safety spot with the New Jersey Jets of the Continental League, 

but his career was cut short due to injuries. 

Samuel Clear - Class of 2007 

Clear was a 1996 graduate of Livingstone College 

with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Elementary Education. Clear 

entered Livingstone on a partial football scholarship to play 

running back for the Blue Bears. Clear played both sides of the 

ball and was named co-captain in 1965. After graduation Clear 

signed a free-agent contract with the Atlanta Falcons, but a 

severe leg injury ended his professional pursuits. 

Rob Clodfelter - Class of 2003 

Clodfelter is a native of Lexington, NC. After a 

redshirt year, 1989, Clodfelter began his assault on the Livingstone 

and CIAA record books. As a freshman, Clodfelter was 

named the CIAA’s Offensive Player of the Year. As a sophomore, 

Clodfelter scored 14 touchdowns, tying the CIAA scoring 

record and breaking the CIAA single-season rushing mark. He 

was again named the CIAA Offensive Player of the Year. On 

November 11, 1993, Clodfelter became the CIAA’s and Livingstone’s 

all-time leading rusher. Clodfelter ended his career as 

Livingstone’s all-time leading rusher and scorer. He was named 

to numerous small college All-America teams and to the Black 

College All-American team in 1992. Clodfelter was a Dean’s 

List student and the Student Government Association President 

his senior year. He was also a member of the Blue Bears’ All- 

CIAA 4x100 relay team that qualifi ed for the NCAA National 

Championship in 1992. He graduated from Livingstone with a 

Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology. 

Ben Coates - Class of 2002 

Coates, a graduate of the class of 1998 and a football 

inductee, is a native of Greenwood, SC and a resident of Concord, 

NC. Coates is a Livingstone Baxter Holmoan Memorial 

Award and S.W. Lancaster Award recipient. He was drafted 

by the New England Patriots with their second pick in the fi fth 

round of the 1991 NFL Draft. Coates emerged as the premier 

tight end in the league in 1994 when he was awarded fi rst-team 

All-Pro honors and set the new NFL record for receptions by a 

tight end with 96. He also had 1,174 receiving yards and seven 

touchdowns. Coates led the AFC in receptions and was the 

second most in Patriots’ history. Professionally, he has played in 

fi ve Pro-Bowl games, 158 games wtih 499 receptions for 5,555 

yards.


Robert Cockerl - Class of 2004 

Cockerl was born in Salisbury, NC where he still resides 

as an outstanding community leader and volunteer. Cockerl, 

a 1962 graduate of Dunbar High School, excelled in both 

football and basketball. He is a 1966 graduate of Livingstone 

with a Bachelor of Arts in Social Studies. While at Livingstone 

he participated in football. In 1964, Cockerl was voted All-CIAA 

Honorable Mention and the 1964 Sidney Green Athlete of the 

Year Award. In 1965, Cockerl received the Most Unsung Hero 

Award for his outstanding play as a tackle for the Blue Bears 

football team. Cockerl was featured in the Salisbury Post as the 

most Underrated player of the Year. 

William H. Dudley - Class of 2007 

Dudley was a 1963 Blue Bear graduate with a Bachelor 

of Science Degree. He played for four years under head coach 

Charles Cox. 

Roddrick Dunlap - Class of 2010 

Dunlap entered LC in the fall of 1994 on athletic 

scholarship as a part of the fi rst recruiting class of then newly 

hired Head Coach Rudy Abrams. Rodd went on to be a part time 

starter as a freshman and was a starter each of the succeeding 

seasons. In 1997, Rodd was a member and team captain of 

the fi rst team in LC football history to win the Central Intercollegiate 

Athletic Association (CIAA) conference championship. 

Being a part of the fi rst CIAA conference championship team 

in school history and accomplishing the ultimate team goal was 

the highlight of his athletic career and the thing he’s most proud 

of from an athletic standpoint. Rodd was a 4 year lettermen for 

the LC football team. He was named 1st Team All-CIAA three 

times during his career. Rodd posted 19 career interceptions, 45 

career pass breakups, and set a school record for interceptions 

(4) in a game. He led the team in interceptions three consecutive 

years and received LC’s Most Valuable Defensive Back award 

three consecutive years. Rodd also went on to receive All-CIAA 

academic honors, be named to the All-CIAA Commissioner’s 

Academic team while being named to LC’s Dean’s List each of 

his 8 semesters on campus. Subsequently, Rodd received the 

1998 Livingstone College Grady Nelson Scholar-Athlete of the 

Year award and graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor’s 

Degree in Computer Information Systems (CIS). 

John Farrar - Class of 2005 

Farrar enrolled in Livingstone in 1969 on a football 

scholarship. As a freshman, Farrar earned a starting position and 

missed only one contest during his four-year collegiate career. 

In 1972 and 1973, he was the Coca-Cola Golden Helmet Award 

Winner; which is given to the most outstanding performer of 

the year. In 1993, Farrar was selected team captain and earned 

All-CIAA, and All-District 26 honors. He was named the teams 

MVP and rated one of the top fi ve linebackers in the nation by 

the St. Louis Sporting News. Farrar’s talent led him to sign with 

the Houston Oilers and then with the San Francisco 49ers. He is 



one of the founding Board members of the Blue Bears Club. 

Charles C. Gibbs - Class of 2003 

Gibbs, a 1954 graduate, was born in Waynesville, NC. 

He made a notable athletic contribution within his four years 

of playing football under Head Coach Edward Mitchell. Gibbs 

was president of the junior and senior classes. He was also the 

captain of the team and led the Blue Bears as a running back to 

some of its most successful years from 1950-1954. His success 

on the fi eld earned him a spot on the All-EIAC Team. In 1954, 

Livingstone retired his jersey number 23 and awarded him the 

Sidney Greene Award as the school’s Athlete of the Year. After 

college, Gibbs was hired by Livingstone as an assistant football 

coach, for which he served until January 1955. 

Dr. Curtis Tyrone Gilmore, Sr. - Class of 2003 

Gilmore was a 1965 graduate and is a native of Spartanburg, 

SC. Gilmore’s professional preparation in education 

began at Livingstone where he received his Bachelor’s Degree in 

Social Studies. In 1964, Gilmore was ranked as the top punter in 

the CIAA with 33.3 yards per punt average. Gilmore is a recipient 

of an honorary Doctorate Degree of Humane Letters from 

Livingstone. He was also honored with the Livingstone College 

Distinguished Alumni Award in 1991. 

William H. Graham - Class of 2007 

Graham was a four-year football participant for the 

Blue Bears. He competed without an athletic scholarship as 

both a running back and a linebacker. Graham was an All-EIAC 

Team member during his senior year and was also a co-captain 

for three season. In 1960, Graham graduated with a Bachelor of 

Arts Degree in Sociology. 

Dr. Allan Hart - Class of 2010 

Allan received a full scholarship for football to Kittrell 

College where he stayed for one year. He continued his college 

education at Livingstone where he was awarded a football 

scholarship as well. During his senior year at Livingstone, he 

received All-CIAA honors as a wide receiver. With an emphasis 

on religion, Livingstone was a perfect place for Allan to nurture 

the religious upbringing he had received at home. He graduated 

from Livingstone in 1965 with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Elementary 

Education. Allan’s love for the game of football drove 

him to pursue a pro football career with the Orlando Panthers 

and then a semi-pro football career with the Pottstown Firebirds 

and the Ridley Township Team. Allan passed away on April 15, 

2009, leaving behind a loving wife, Crystal Burris Hart and two 

sons Gerrick Kersey and Allan, Jr. 

Edmond A.R. Hasty - Class of 2009 

Hasty attended Livingstone from 1955-1959 and 

competed on the Blue Bear football team all four years. During 

his fi nal three season, Hasty was selected to the All-EIAC All- 

Conference Team each year. 

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Dr. Roy D. Hudson - Class of 2005 

Hudson is a native of Chattanooga, TN, served in the 

U.S. Air Force from 1948 to 1952 after his freshman year at 

Livingstone College. Following military service, he re-enrolled 

at Livingstone and completed his bachelor’s degree. At Livingstone, 

Dr. Hudson earn All-EIAC honors in football and 

was voted team captain from 1953-55. After a stellar career at 

Livingstone, he was elected to the All-Time All-Livingstone 

Football Team. Twenty-two men were selected for the fi rst 76 

years of football at Livingstone College as part of the Celebration 

of the Centennial Year of Black College Football in the 

United States in 1969. Dr. Hudson, a 1955 Summa Cum Laude 

graduate, magnanimously accepted the Board of Trustees offer 

to serve as Interim President of Livingstone in 1996. 

William K. “Pete” Hunter - Class of 2005 

Hunter is a native of Charlotte, NC. Coach Charlie Cox 

recruited Pete to play tailback and linebacker at Livingstone. 

While attending LC, Pete also played on the golf team that 

placed second in the CIAA tournament in 1966, lettering in two 

sports, football and golf. 

Romus Jefferies - Class of 2002 

Jefferies, a graduate of the class of 1971 and an inductee 

for football, is a native and resident of Salisbury, NC. 

Jefferies earned a number of honors playing football including 

being named the 1970 Coca-Cola Golden Helmet Award winner. 

Romus was drafted by the Buffalo Bills after graduation and 

after his stint with the Bills, he served as a recreation specialist 

in the Michigan State system. 

John Robert Edward Kinard - Class of 2006 

Kinard was a 1963 graduate of Hood Theological Seminary. 

Kinard excelled in track & fi eld, wrestling, and football as 

a student-athlete. He earned All-EIAC as an offensive guard on 

the football team. After graduation, he became an assistant coach 

for the Blue Bears. 

Paul A. Kluttz, Sr. - Class of 2004 

Kluttz enrolled in Livingstone in 1966 and made an 

immediate impact on the Blue Bears football team. He received 

the Defensive Player of the Year award as a freshman. 

As a sophomore, Kluttz was All-CIAA Honorable Mention. He 

was the team’s most valuable player in his junior season and a 

member of the 1968-69 All-CIAA Team. As a senior, Paul Kluttz 

was the team’s captain and named to the All-NAIA District 

26, All-CIAA, and Team MVP. He appeared in 1970 edition 

of Outstanding College Athletes in America. Kluttz received a 

Bachelor of Science in Mathematics degree in 1970 and signed 

as a NFL free agent with the Miami Dolphins. He served a brief 

stint with the New York Jets. 



Larry Lee - Class of 2002 

A football inductee and a 1976 graduate, is a native of 

Statesboro, GA but a long-time resident of Fort Pierce, FL. He 

was named to the 1974 All-CIAA Football Team as a linebacker. 

After graduation, he was drafted by the Denver Broncos. At the 

conclusion of his professional career, he began teaching, coaching 

and counseling at Screven County High School in Sylvania, 

GA, Fort Pierce High School and Indian River Community College 

in Fort Pierce, FL. 

Reverend Harlee Little - Class of 2007 

Reverend Little was a 1939 graduate of Livingstone and 

a 1946 graduate of Hood Theological Seminary. Little lettered 

in football, basketball and baseball at Livingstone. Little was 

captain of the 1939 championship football team and the 1939 

basketball team. After graduation, Little played a major role in 

the development and construction of New Trent Gymnaisum and 

Alumni Memorial Stadium. 

John D. Marshall, Jr. - Class of 2004 

Marshall was born in Bowling Green, Va and is now a 

resident of Fayetteville, NC. In 1963, Marshall began his collegiate 

coaching at Elizabeth City State University and Langston 

University prior to coming to Livingstone in 1966. Marshall 

also served as co-chair of Health and Physical Education Department, 

varsity Men’s Tennis Coach and in 1970 he became 

Athletic Director. 

James Avrose Martin, Sr. - Class of 2008 

Martin was a member of the graduating class of 1961 

and earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Elementary Education 

from Livingstone. Martin was a member of the 1960 football 

team that was co-champions of the EIAC. 

Louis Martin - Class of 2003 

Martin is a native of Woodleaf, NC. Martin graduated 

from Livingstone in 1959 with a B.A. in Education. Martin 

was a four-year letterman in football at Livingstone and was 

named to the All-EIAC in 1956, 1957 and 1958. In 1957 Martin 

was awarded the Sidney Green Memorial Award as Livingstone’s 

Athlete of the Year. 

Larry Melton - Class of 2002 

Melton, a member of the class of 1972 and a inductee 

for football is a native of Washington, DC and a resident of 

Charlotte, NC. Melton was a four-year letterman who was 

named the Most Outstanding Freshman and Most Outstanding 

Defensive Lineman for two years. Melton is a member of the 

Board of the Joseph Price Heritage Society and of the Trustees at 

Livingstone College.


Johnny Ray Miller - Class of 2002 

Miller was a 1977 graduate and a native of Wadesboro, 

NC. He was the team’s captain from 1974-76 and was also a 

three-time Defensive Lineman of the Year. In 1975 and 1976 

Miller was an All-CIAA performer and a Black College Sports 

All-American. He was named to the Associated Press All- 

American Team and the Pittsburgh Courier All-American Team in 

1976. Miller was considered as one of the top candidates for the 

Teague Award in 1976 for North Carolina’s top amateur athlete of 

the year award. Miller jonied the ranks of the National Football 

League as a 1977 draftee for the San Francisco 49ers. He ended 

his fi ve-year professional career with the Philadelphia Eagles and 

became and administrator with the city of San Francisco. 

Dorsey Montgomery, Sr. - Class of 2006 

Montgomery was a two-year letterman in football until 

an injury ended his playing career. Due to the injury, he became 

a student assistant under Baxter Holman and Fletcher Jones. 

Montgomery graduated in 1975 with a Bachelor of Science 

Degree in Business Administration. He is a founding member and 

past President of the Livingstone Blue Bears Club. He received 

the Life Membership Award in November of 2005. Dorsey is also 

a life Member of the Livingstone National Alumni Association. 

Montgomery is the 2001 recipient of the Fletcher Jones Distinguished 

Service Award for outstanding service to Livingstone’s 

Athletics. 

Produs Scott Perkins - Class of 2006 

Perkins was a member of the nationally recognized 1969 

football team. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science Degree 

in Business Education. Perkins became one of the Blue Bears 

fi rst players to be drafted into the National Football League. He 

was drafted by the San Francisco 49ers in the 16th round. After 

the exhibition season with the 49ers, Perkins played a year with 

the Washington Redskins Farm Team in the East Coast Football 

League. 

Clifford A. Phifer - Class of 2004 

Phifer is a native of Kannapolis, NC. Phifer entered 

Livingstone in 1958 and participated in football and track &fi eld. 

In football, Phifer earned Second Team All-EIAC Honors in 

1959. He was a member of the 1960 EIAC football championship 

team. He was ranked nationally as a punter, and he received 

All-EIAC honors. During the 1961-62 season, Clifford Phifer 

was named a co-captain for the Blue Bears. In the sport of track 

& fi eld, Phifer had a stellar performance at the 1960 and 1962 

Journal & Time Norfolk Relays and South Carolina Relays. 

Twice during his collegiate career at Livingstone, he was named 

the Sidney Greene Memorial Award Winner as the institution’s 

most outstanding athlete in 1961 and in 1962. 



Dr. William Primus - Class of 2009 

Primus was a graduate of the class of 1963. Primus 

played a multitude of positions for the Blue Bear football team 

including special teams, defensive back, wide receiver and running 

back. Primus also participated on the Livingstone track 

team. 

Dr. David Shinholster - Class of 2004 

Shinholster is a native of Concord, North Carolina 

where he graduated with honors from Logan High School in 

1950. Dr. David Shinholster enrolled at Livingstone in 1954- 

1955 and attained noteworthy success in athletics. During his 

fi rst year, he participated in football and basketball, then concentrated 

on football for his last two years. Shinholster played three 

years under Head Coach Edward L. Mitchell; he was selected to 

the All-EIAC Team in football for his three years of participation. 

In 1955, Shinholster was the leading rusher in 1956; awarded the 

Sidney Green Memorial Award ; and he was co-captain of the 

football team in 1957 along with James “Penny” Bridges. 

Andrew Spencer Smith - Class of 2008 

Smith was a 1967 graduate of Livingstone with a degree 

in Mathematics. Smith started on the Blue Bear football team in 

1962 in Livingstone’s inaugural season in the CIAA. Smith also 

had a tryout with the New York Jets of the American Football 

League in 1965 during a hiatus from college. 

Johnny Stoutamire - Class of 2003 

Stoutamire, a 1997 alumnus, is a native of Clemmons, 

NC. He received his Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration 

from Livingstone. While in school, Stoutamire played football, 

basketball and ran track. Stoutamire received the Rookie 

Defensive Player of the Year Award in 1974, the Defensive Back 

of the Year Award in 1975 and was named to the All-CIAA Team, 

the All-District 26 NAIA Team and the Pittsburgh Courier All- 

American Team in 1976. In 1977, Stoutamire was again named 

to the All-CIAA Team, the All-CIAA Academic Team, the Pittsburgh 

Courier All-American Team, the Mutual Black Network 

All-American Team and the Jet Magazine All-American Team. 

In 1978 Stoutamire signed as a free agent with the Buffalo Bills. 

Sylvester Sutton - Class of 2003 

Sutton, a football inductee and 1970 graduate, is a native 

of Edenton, NC. In his freshman year, Sutton became a part of 

Livingstone’s most noted passing and receiving trio along with 

Alfred Tyler and Romus Jefferies. Sutton was the top-ranked 

receiver in the CIAA in receiving yardage in 1966 and ranked 

10th in the nation among small college teams. In 1967, Sutton 

was named to the Ebony College Scorebard All-American Team 

and the All-CIAA Second Team. Sutton was selected as the team 

captain for his junior and senior seasons. Sutton ended his career 

at Livingstone with 125 receptions, 1945 receiving yards and 20 

touchdowns. After at stint with the Atlanta Falcons, Sutton was 

later drafted into the US Army and spent two years in the military. 

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Dr. James E. Talley - Class of 2005 

Talley was a graduate of the class of 1963. Talley entered 

Livingstone in August of 1959 on a grant and aid scholarship 

in athletics. Talley became a four year starter in football as 

a halfback, defensive back and defensive end. He also served as 

punter and kicker for the team. Talley was a starter on the fi rst 

EIAC football championship team and was named to the All- 

EIAC team in 1960. Talley scored 36 touchdowns and played in 

every game. He also worked with the tennis team as a practice 

and conditioning player; the 7th man. He was a four-year letterman 

in football and track, as sprinter/hurdler, and a member of 

the concert choir. 

Alfred Tyler - Class of 2002 

Tyler, a member of the class of 1967 and an inductee of 

football, is a native of Clifton Forge, VA and a resident of Washington, 

DC. Tyler led the nation in passing in 1966 with a record 

of 2,499 passing yards and 29 passing touchdowns. He passed 

for 4,630 yards and 54 touchdowns in his collegiate career. 

Alfred is ranked as Livingstone’s all-time leading passer. He 

also led the nation’s smalled college in total offense his senior 

year and he signed professionally with Montreal of the Candadian 

Football League. After graduating from Livingstone, Tyler 

played with the Washington Redskins farm team for four years. 

Tyler’s jersey number 17 was retired on April 17, 1967 and in 

1989 he was inducted into the CIAA Hall of Fame. 

Troy Veale - Class of 2006 

A defensive great on the gridiron. Veale was a repetitive 

leader in tackles for the Blue Bears football team. He has 

recorded more than 20 tackles in one game. In 1994, Veale was 

selected All-CIAA First Team, Defensive Player of the Year 

Runner-up and Black College All-American Second Team. Veale 

led the Division II in tackles with 138 tackles (a 13.8 average). 

He was a recipient of the Baxter Holman Award and fi nished 

with nearly 300 total tackles. 

Ronald F. Walser - Class of 2010 

Ronald F. Walser, a native of Lexington, N.C., was a 

four year letterman in football and tennis at Livingstone College 

and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology 

in 1972. Walser was the fi rst tennis player to earn All-CIAA 

honors as the 1972 team fi nished second in the conference tournament. 

He served as captain of the tennis team, President of the 

Senior Class and Sports Editor of the year book. After serving 

in the U.S. Navy from 1972 to 1974, Walser received his Master 

of Social Work (MSW) Degree at the University of Connecticut 

School of Social Work in 1976. He has coached many sports 

both in the military and public schools as well as playing many 

local and national tennis events as a member of the American 

Tennis Association (ATA). 



Joseph White - Class of 2002 

White, a 1983 graduate, is a native of Southport, NC 

and a resident of Leland, NC. While attending Livingstone, 

White was voted the Blue Bears Most Outstanding Offensive 

Back in football and he was the recipient of the Baxter Holman 

Award - the highest academic award - for running track. The 

Sheridan Broadcasting Network and the National Association of 

Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) District 26 named him an All- 

American in 1982 and 1983. Joseph White was the 1982 and 

1984 CIAA Athlete of the Year. He also earned the CIAA Offensive 

Player of the Year in 1983. White signed with the Tampa 

Bay Bandits football team of the United States Football League 

(USFL) in 1985 and his jersey number, 24, was retired. 

Morrie Wiggins - Class of 2002 

Wiggins was a graduate of the class of 1962 and an 

inductee for football, is a native of Rocky Mount, NC and a 

long-time resident of Salisbury, NC. He has served Livingstone 

College for more than 24 years in various capacities: coach, 

Athletic Director, Residence Life Director, Acting Dean of Student 

Affairs and Director of Recreation - a position he held for 

15 years. While a member of the football team, he became one 

of the fi rst in Livingstone’s history to rush for 1,000 yards in a 

season. As a coach at Livingstone, his Blue Bear golf team won 

the 1988 CIAA Championship and the 1988 Minority College 

Golf National Championship.


William Orr Rick Rogers 

Interim 

Director of 

Athletics 

Tim Orr was named the Interim Athletic Director 

in August of 2011 after serving as the Interim Compliance 

Offi cer and defensive coordinator for the Livingstone 

football team. 

Orr started his coaching ventures in 1990 at 

Bethel High School in Hampton, Va. as the defensive line 

coach. In 1992, Orr went to Idaho State University where 

he worked for three seasons as the outside linebackers 

coach. 

In 1994, Orr moved to Clarksville, Tenn. where he 

coached the defensive line for one season at Austin Peay 

State University. Orr helped improve the APSU defense 

from the worst to the best in the Ohio Valley Conference. 

Orr continued to move in 1995 when he became 

the defensive coordinator and defensive line coach at 

Morehouse College. After one season in Atlanta, Orr 

became the defensive coordinator, defensive line coach 

and linebackers coach at Elizabeth City State University, 

positions he held through the 2000 season. 

In 2002, Orr returned to Virginia to serve as an 

assistant head coach and defensive coordinator at Heritage 

High School in Newport News. After two seasons 

at Heritage, Orr returned to college ball at Delware State 

University as its defensive line coach. 

Orr made the move to Florida A&M University in 

March of 2005 where he coached the defensive line and 

the defensive ends for three seasons. Florida A&M was 

Orr’s last coaching stop before Livingstone. 

Orr graduated from East Carolina University in 

1988 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Technology. 

He also received a Master’s of Science Degree in Sport 

Management from the United States Sports Academy in 

1993. 

Orr is a member of the American Football Coaches 

Association and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. 

He was named the 2002 Galatia Missionary Baptist 

Chruch Man of the Year and recepient of the 2001 Martin 

Luther King Community Service Award. 

Orr and his wife Pamela have two children, Nyla 

and DeVaughn. 


Athletic Administration 

Sports 

Information 

Director 

Rick Rogers is entering his third year as Livingstone’s 

Sports Information & Marketing Director. 

Rick received his Bachelor’s Degree in Political 

Science and his Master’s of Science Degree in Athletic 

Administration from Winthrop University in 2007 and 

2009 respectively. 

Rick brings a wide array of knowledge and 

experience in writing, designing and website work. 

During his undergraduate years, Rick served as the 

Sports Editor for the Winthrop student newspaper. 

During graduate school, Rick was the Winthrop 

Sports Information Graduate Intern and was primarily 

responsible for the women’s volleyball team and also 

assisted with the other sports as necessary. 

Lavanetta 

Carlton 

Senior 

Women’s 

Administrator 

Lavanetta Carlton joined her alma mater on 

January 4, 2010 as a Residence Hall Director. She 

now assists with the Athletic Department as Senior 

Woman Administrator. 

Her responsibilities include overseeing the female 

Residence Hall and to serve as a role model to 

residents, staff and administrators. She advocates issues 

important to female and male student-athletes 

and coaches. 

A native of Winston-Salem, North Carolina, Carlton 

earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology 

from Livingstone College in 1997. 

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Athletic Coaches & Staff 

Angelyne 

Brown 

Head Women’s 

Basketball Coach 

Reginald 

Isley 

Head Softball & 

Volleyabll Coach 

Shannon 

Turner 

Asst. Women’s 


John Daniels 

Athletic 

Photographer 

Gwen Jackson 

Head Tennis 

Coach 

Justin Davis 

Head Men’s & 

Women’s Cross 

Country and Track 

& Field Coach 

Sylvester Kyles 

Head Bowling 

Coach 

Blanche Ford 

Administrative 

Assistant 

Andre 

Springs 

Head Golf Coach 



Tony Holliday 

Asst. Men’s 


James Stinson 

Head Men’s 

Basketball Coach



Sports Medicine 

Athletic Training Room • New Trent • 701 West Monroe Street • Salisbury, NC 28144 

Phone: 704-216-6011 • Fax: 704-216-6278 

Jaime Kent 

Head 

Athletic 

Trainer 

Jaime Kent, an Asheville, North Carolina native was hired in August 2008 as the 

Head Athletic Trainer at Livingstone College. She is a NATABOC certifi ed athletic 

trainer, and a member of the College Athletic Trainers Society. 

Jaime is a 2006 graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 

where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Exercise and Sports Science with a 

concentration in Athletic Training. In May, 2008 she received her Masters of Science 

degree in Education with a concentration in Athletic Training from the University of 

South Carolina at Columbia. During this time she was responsible for the evaluation, 

treatment, and rehabilitation of men’s soccer and baseball athletes at the University of 

South Carolina and all sports at Benedict College. She also taught four classes in the 

undergraduate Athletic Training Education Program. 

Vision Statement: The Livingstone College Sports Medicine Department shall provide a 

comprehensive health care system for its Division II intercollegiate student-athlete population. 

This Sports Medicine Department will provide effi cient services with the highest quality of 

care and professionalism. 

Dr. Stephen 

Furr 

Team Physician 

Mission Statement: The philosophy of the Livingstone College Sports Medicine Department is a refl ection of the larger 

mission of the College itself. The concept of a holistic college, treating the mind, body and spirit of the student-athlete 

will be a priority of the department along with the overall welfare of the student-athlete. A primary goal of the Athletic 

Department as well as the Sports Medicine Department is to return the athlete to full competition as soon as medically 

possible and when it is safe to do so. 

Athletic Training Program: The sports medicine staff provides high-quality, comprehensive care for any sports-related 

injury or illness. The program is made up of multiple allied health professionals including orthopedic physicians/surgeons 

and physician assistants, general medical physicians, dentists, ophthalmologists and optometrists and other specialists that 

may be needed for the care of an athlete’s injury. Once any athlete is evaluated by an athletic trainer on staff, there are 

specifi c protocols that are followed when involving referral and care of an injury or illness. 

Role of the Athletic Trainer: The Certifi ed Athletic Trainer is a recognized allied health professional; trained and focused 

on the prevention of injuries and the treatment of any injuries that may occur. They must pass a national and state certifi 

cation exam and maintain continuing education credit requirements. In the state of North Carolina a Certifi ed Athletic 

Trainer must work under the direction of a licensed physician while practicing athletic training. 

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Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association 

PO Box 7349 

22 Enterprise Parkway, Suite 210 

Hampton, Virginia 23666 

EMail: theciaa@aol.com 

Phone: 757-865-0071 

Fax: 757-865-8436 

Established in 1912, the CIAA is the nation’s oldest black 

athletic conference, rich in history and heritage. The CIAA 

is entering its ninety-seventh year of athletic competition 

in which they will continue to reap success and recognition 

on the fi eld and on the court. The presence of the CIAA as a 

premiere member of the National Collegiate Athletic Association 

(NCAA) Division II, continues to expand throughout 

the country. Expansion of television broadcasts has resulted 

in nationwide coverage of football and basketball contests, 

as well as the annual CIAA Basketball Tournament. Increasing 

competitiveness in other sports is also leading to recognition 

of CIAA member schools as athletic powerhouses. The 

reputation, in conjunction with the academic success of our 

athletes, is a proud legacy for the CIAA. 

The conference is divided into North and South Divisions 

in all sports except baseball. The CIAA annually sponsors 

16 men’s and women’s championships. The eight men’s 

championships include football, cross country, indoor track, 

basketball, golf, tennis, baseball, and track & fi eld. The eight 

women’s champions are bowling, cross country, volleyball, 

indoor track, basketball, softball, tennis and track & fi eld. 

CIAA STAFF 

Commissioner: Leon Kerry 

Associate Commissioner: Monique Morgan 

Assistant Commissioner: Lisa Cox Butler 

Director of Compliance & Marketing: Marcus D. Grant 

Asst. Director of Championships & Business: George Knox 

Director of Public Relations: Shera L. White 

CIAA Webmaster: Eric Moore 

www.theciaa.com 


2011 livingstone football


Saturday, August 27 

St. Augustines at Virginia Union, 6 PM 

Elizabeth City State at Deleware St., 7 PM 

Thursday, September 1 

Livingstone at Chowan, 6 PM 

Saturday, September 3 

Bowie State at Assumption, 1 PM 

Lincoln (PA) at Cheyney, 1 PM 

Catawba at St. Augustine’s, 1:30 PM 

West Virginia State at Johnson C. Smith, 4 PM 

Shaw at Stillman, 5 PM 

Virginia Union at Benedict, 5 PM 

Winton-Salem St. at Elizabeth City St., 6 PM 

UNC Pembroke at Fayetteville State, 6 PM 

Virginia State at Norfolk State, 6 PM 

Thursday, September 8 

Fayetteville State at Carson-Newman, 7 PM 


Benedict at Bowie State, 1 PM 

Virginia State at West Virginia State, 1 PM 

St. Augustine’s at New Haven, 1 PM 

Johnson C. Smith at Brevard, 2 PM 

Livingstone vs. Elizabeth City State, 4 PM 

Lincoln (PA) at Kentucky State, 5 PM 

Chowan at UNC Pembroke, 6 PM 

Shaw at Deleware State, 6 PM 

Winston-Salem State at Virginia Union, 7 PM 


Livingstone at Bowie State, 1 PM 

Virginia State at Johnson C. Smith, 4 PM 

Shaw at Benedict, 5 PM 

Winston-Salem State at Chowan, 6 PM 

Elizabeth City State at Fayetteville State, 6 PM 

Virginia Union at Lincoln (PA), 6 PM 


Bowie State at Virginia Union, 1 PM 

Lincoln (PA) at St. Augustine’s, 1:30 PM 

Elizabeth City State at Shaw, 2 PM 

Chowan at Virginia State, 6 PM 

Fayetteville State at Winston-Salem State, 6 PM 

VA Univ. of Lynchburg at Livingstone, 6 PM 

Johnson C. Smith at Davidson, 7 PM 

Saturday, October 1 

West Virginia Wesleyan at Lincoln (PA), 12 PM 

Chowan at Virginia Union, 1 PM 

Johnson C. Smith at Winston-Salem State, 1 PM 

Livingstone at Shaw, 1 PM 

Bowie State at Virginia State, 6 PM 

St. Augustine’s at Fayetteville State, 6 PM 

Thursday, October 6 

Bowie State at Fairmont State, 7 PM 


Chowan at Lincoln (PA), 1 PM 

Elizabeth City State at Virginia Union, 1 PM 

Virginia State at Fayetteville State, 1 PM 

Johnson C. Smith at Shaw, 1 PM 

Winston-Salem St. at St. Augustine’s, 1:30 PM 

Livingstone at Edward Waters, 3 PM 

Friday, October 14 

Bowie State at Lincoln (PA), 8 PM 


Virginia Union at Johnson C. Smith, 1 PM 

Virginia State at Elizabeth City State, 1:30 PM 

Shaw at Fayetteville State, 2 PM 

St. Augustine’s at West Georgia, 2 PM 

Chowan at Stillman, 6 PM 

Winston-Salem State at Livingstone, 6 PM 


CIAA Composite Schedule 


Bowie State at Elizabeth City State, 1 PM 

Virginia State at Lincoln (PA), 1 PM 

Fayetteville State at Livingstone, 1:30 PM 

Johnson C. Smith at St. Augustine’s, 1:30 PM 

Edward Waters @ Winston-Salem St., 1:30 PM 

Shaw at Chowan, 6 PM 


Bowie State at Shepherd, 12 PM 

Elizabeth City State at Chowan, 12 PM 

Lincoln (PA) at VA Univ. of Lynchburg, 1 PM 

Livingstone at St. Augustine’s, 1:30 PM 

Shaw at Winston-Salem State, 1:30 PM 

Virginia Union at Virginia State, 1:30 PM 

Fayetteville State at Johnson C. Smith, 4 PM 

Thursday, November 3 

Virginia State at Gardner-Webb, 6 PM 

Saturday, November 5 

Chowan at Bowie State, 1 PM 

Lincoln (PA) at Elizabeth City State, 1 PM 

Fayetteville State at Virginia Union, 1 PM 

Livingstone at Johnson C. Smith, 1 PM 

St. Augustine’s at Shaw, 1 PM 

Winston-Salem St. at UNC Pembroke, 2 PM 

Saturday, November 12 

CIAA Championship, Durham, NC, TBA

2011 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 

DATE OPPONENT LOCATION TIME 

Sept. 1 Chowan Mufreesboro, NC 6:00 PM 

Sept. 10 Elizabeth City State Rocky Mount, NC 4:00 PM 

*Down East Viking Football Classic 

Sept. 17 Bowie State Bowie, MD 1:00 PM 

Sept. 24 VA UNIV. of LYNCHBURG SALISBURY, NC 6:00 PM 

Oct. 1 Shaw Durham, NC 1:00 PM 

Oct. 8 Edward Waters Jacksonville, FL 3:00 PM 

Oct. 15 WINSTON-SALEM STATE SALISBURY, NC 6:00 PM 

Oct. 22 FAYETTEVILLE STATE SALISBURY, NC 1:30 PM 

*Homecoming / Senior Night 

Oct. 29 St. Augustine’s Raleigh, NC 1:00 PM 

Nov. 5 Johnson C. Smith Charlotte, NC 2:00 PM 

*Commemorative Classic ~ Memorial Stadium

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